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5 Bobcats Earn All-MAAC Status
4/28/2021 11:00:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
George Named FO Specialist of the Year, D. Donnery Captures Rookie of the Year
EDISON, N.J. – 5 Quinnipiac men's lacrosse student-athletes earned All-MAAC awards for the spring 2021 season, as announced by the league office on Wednesday, April 28.
The Bobcats captured two of the major awards – as Demitri George was named Face-Off Specialist of the Year and Dylan Donnery captured Rookie of the Year honors.
Demitri George was named to the All-MAAC First Team, Jake Tellers earned All-MAAC Second Team status, and Dylan Donnery, Steven Germain and Evan Perry were named to the All-Rookie squad.
George was impressive in the face-off x for the Bobcats all season, winning 115-of-155 battles (74.2%) – which ranks No. 4 nationally. He won 14 of 15 face-off battles vs. Siena (4/7), then 27-of-30 attempts against Manhattan (4/10). He picked up a team-best 63 ground balls for the season, ranking No. 5 nationally in ground balls per game (9.00). George also added three goals, scoring once on April 7 vs. Siena and twice on April 10 against Manhattan. He led the MAAC in face-off percentage and ground balls.
Dylan Donnery – the MAAC Rookie of the Year – led the Bobcats in scoring during 2021. He scored 13 goals to go along with two assists for 15 total points. The first-year attack scored at least one goal in all seven games this season, scoring nine times in Quinnipiac's final three contests. Donnery scored three times at home vs. Manhattan (4/10), then tallied five scores in Hamden against Canisius (4/17).
Sophomore Jake Tellers earned All-MAAC Second Team status, registering nine goals and one helper for 10 total points (fourth on the team). Tellers scored in four of Quinnipiac's seven games, including a season-best effort of four goals against Canisius (4/17). He had three multi-goal games.
Steven Germain and Evan Perry joined Donnery on the All-Rookie Team for the Bobcats. Germain recorded four goals to go along with seven assists for 11 total points, earning four multi-point games. Perry had five goals and two assists for seven points, scoring a goal in four matchups.
Quinnipiac also placed 19 student-athletes on the MAAC All-Academic Team (see below):
Following a four-win spring in league play, Quinnipiac men's lacrosse earned the title of MAAC Regular Season Co-Champions. The Bobcats finished the spring campaign with a 4-2 league record, winning three straight home games at the QU Lacrosse Stadium in Hamden from April 7-17. QU defeated St. Bonaventure on the road on March 27, then downed Siena, Manhattan and Canisius in MAAC play in Hamden during the month of April.
For more information/updates on the Quinnipiac men's lacrosse program, follow the Bobcats on Twitter/Instagram @QU_MLAX or visit www.gobobcats.com
The Bobcats captured two of the major awards – as Demitri George was named Face-Off Specialist of the Year and Dylan Donnery captured Rookie of the Year honors.
Demitri George was named to the All-MAAC First Team, Jake Tellers earned All-MAAC Second Team status, and Dylan Donnery, Steven Germain and Evan Perry were named to the All-Rookie squad.
George was impressive in the face-off x for the Bobcats all season, winning 115-of-155 battles (74.2%) – which ranks No. 4 nationally. He won 14 of 15 face-off battles vs. Siena (4/7), then 27-of-30 attempts against Manhattan (4/10). He picked up a team-best 63 ground balls for the season, ranking No. 5 nationally in ground balls per game (9.00). George also added three goals, scoring once on April 7 vs. Siena and twice on April 10 against Manhattan. He led the MAAC in face-off percentage and ground balls.
Dylan Donnery – the MAAC Rookie of the Year – led the Bobcats in scoring during 2021. He scored 13 goals to go along with two assists for 15 total points. The first-year attack scored at least one goal in all seven games this season, scoring nine times in Quinnipiac's final three contests. Donnery scored three times at home vs. Manhattan (4/10), then tallied five scores in Hamden against Canisius (4/17).
Sophomore Jake Tellers earned All-MAAC Second Team status, registering nine goals and one helper for 10 total points (fourth on the team). Tellers scored in four of Quinnipiac's seven games, including a season-best effort of four goals against Canisius (4/17). He had three multi-goal games.
Steven Germain and Evan Perry joined Donnery on the All-Rookie Team for the Bobcats. Germain recorded four goals to go along with seven assists for 11 total points, earning four multi-point games. Perry had five goals and two assists for seven points, scoring a goal in four matchups.
Quinnipiac also placed 19 student-athletes on the MAAC All-Academic Team (see below):
| William Abbott | Quinnipiac | Jr. | Journalism |
| Colin Casey | Quinnipiac | Jr. | Criminal Justice |
| John Delucia | Quinnipiac | So. | Finance |
| Will DePalma | Quinnipiac | Jr. | Entreneurship |
| Matthew Di Lella | Quinnipiac | Sr. | Industrial Engineering |
| Nicholas Dimuccio | Quinnipiac | Jr. | Biomedical Marketing |
| Brendan Engel | Quinnipiac | Sr. | MBA |
| Hunter Fasanaro | Quinnipiac | Sr. | Advertising and Integrated Communications |
| Griffin Fitzmaurice | Quinnipiac | So. | Business Undeclared |
| Charles Gallagher | Quinnipiac | Jr. | Law in Society |
| Demitri George | Quinnipiac | Jr. | Journalism |
| Steven Geske | Quinnipiac | Sr. | Marketing |
| Nicholas Mascetti | Quinnipiac | Sr. | Finance |
| Matt Miller | Quinnipiac | Jr. | Finance |
| Devin Naidoo | Quinnipiac | Jr. | Health Science Studies |
| Lucas Pecora | Quinnipiac | Jr. | International Business |
| Zackary Siegel | Quinnipiac | So. | Business Undeclared |
| Jacob Tomsik | Quinnipiac | Sr. | Criminal Justice |
| Joseph Van de Veerdonk | Quinnipiac | So. | Health Science Studies |
Following a four-win spring in league play, Quinnipiac men's lacrosse earned the title of MAAC Regular Season Co-Champions. The Bobcats finished the spring campaign with a 4-2 league record, winning three straight home games at the QU Lacrosse Stadium in Hamden from April 7-17. QU defeated St. Bonaventure on the road on March 27, then downed Siena, Manhattan and Canisius in MAAC play in Hamden during the month of April.
For more information/updates on the Quinnipiac men's lacrosse program, follow the Bobcats on Twitter/Instagram @QU_MLAX or visit www.gobobcats.com
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