LOUISVILLE, KY. – Pace University Men's Lacrosse closed its 2026 season with another round of national recognition, as seven Setters earned United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association All-America honors. Will Danowski, Trevor Lamoureux, and Chris Butler led the group with Second Team honors, while Matt Baldino, Colin Reese, Osei Adoma, and Brian Brennan earned Honorable Mention recognition.
The national selections came after Pace completed a 13-6 season, reached the NCAA Division II Championship Quarterfinals, and continued to establish itself among the top programs in the region. The Setters earned recognition across the field, with All-America honors at attack, midfield, short-stick defensive midfield, long-stick midfield, and defense.
Danowski earned Second Team honors at attack after leading the Blue and Gold offensively. The senior started all 19 games and paced Pace with 67 points, scoring 49 goals and adding 18 assists. Danowski also contributed 31 ground balls, 14 caused turnovers, six man-up goals, and two game-winning goals.
Lamoureux landed on the Second Team as a short-stick defensive midfielder following another complete season between the lines. The senior appeared in all 19 games and totaled nine goals, 10 assists, 19 points, 42 ground balls, and 13 caused turnovers, giving Pace a key presence in transition and on the defensive end.
Butler added Second Team honors on defense after anchoring the back line throughout the spring. The senior started all 19 games and finished tied for the team lead with 48 ground balls while leading the Setters with 26 caused turnovers. Butler helped Pace force 207 caused turnovers as a team and hold opponents to 9.14 goals per game.
Baldino earned Honorable Mention recognition at attack after forming one of the region's top scoring duos with Danowski. The sophomore started all 19 games and ranked second on the team with 63 points, totaling 46 goals and 17 assists. He also led Pace with four game-winning goals and put 92 shots on goal.
Reese received Honorable Mention honors in the midfield after providing steady production throughout the season. The senior appeared in all 19 games and finished with 30 points on 17 goals and 13 assists, while also adding 35 ground balls and seven caused turnovers.
Adoma earned Honorable Mention recognition as a long-stick midfielder after continuing to impact the game in several areas. The senior started 18 games and recorded 48 ground balls, 20 caused turnovers, two goals, and four assists.
Brennan rounded out Pace's national honorees with Honorable Mention honors on defense. The senior started all 19 games and totaled 34 ground balls and 22 caused turnovers, ranking among the Setters' defensive leaders while helping Pace build one of the top units in the North Region.
The USILA All-America honors cap another strong postseason awards stretch for the Setters, who also placed eight student-athletes on the USILA All-Region teams and four on the USA Lacrosse Division II All-America list earlier this spring.
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