MIDDLETOWN, Conn. – USA Lacrosse named its NCAA Division III Men's All-Americans last Wednesday, recognizing the top players in the country in 2025. The Wesleyan men's lacrosse team ranked third nationally with six All-Americans, including two that made the First Team.
Finishing 13-6 overall and ranked inside the Top 10 for most of the season, Wesleyan set a program record with five offensive players named All-Americans, breaking the previous record of four set in 2018.
Midfielder
CK Giancola '24, G'25 and attackman
Jack Raba '23, G'25 grabbed First Team honors while attackman
Ben Burns '26, midfielder
Will Miller '26, short stick defensive midfielder
Charlie Wilmot '26, and defenseman
Emmett Schillinger '25 were all Honorable Mention All-Americans.
Giancola earns USA Lacrosse First Team honors for the first time in his career, after making Third Team last season. A dominant offensive force, Giancola finished up his career as a prolific scorer, finishing fifth all-time at Wesleyan with 233 career points. He racked up 55 goals and 13 assists for 68 points in 18 games in 2025. Giancola scored at least two goals in 14-of-18 games and registered a career-high nine points (six goals, three assists) in a 22-11 win over Williams on March 15.
Another Third Team selection in 2024, Raba makes the First Team for the first time in his career. The playmaker for a high-powered offense, Raba led the Cardinals in assists and points for the third straight year, registering career-highs across the board in goals (24), assists (62), and points (86). He ranks sixth nationally with 3.26 assists per game while his career assists per game average of 3.08 is the highest in program history.
The remaining four Cardinals all make the Honorable Mention list from USA Lacrosse for the first time in their respective careers. Burns ranked second on the team with 45 goals and fourth with 53 points, while the junior notched his 100
th career goal this year to become the 16
th Cardinal in team history to hit that mark. Miller emerged as a key contributor on attack, shattering his previous career-bests with 31 goals and 23 assists for 54 points, ranking third on the team in all three categories. Wilmot anchored the Cardinals' rope unit and transition game, totaling 33 ground balls and five caused turnovers with nine points and just five turnovers while playing all 19 games. Schillinger led all non-faceoff specialists on the team with 51 ground balls and ranked second with 25 caused turnovers in 19 starts, anchoring the defensive unit.
