DANBURY, Conn. – The Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) announced its Division II Men's Lacrosse All-Stars on Monday, June 1. The Panthers were represented by three players as Salvatore Tuttle was a first-team selection and John English and Joseph Catalanotti earned inclusion on the second-team. Representatives from ECAC Division II Men's Lacrosse programs completed voting.

Tuttle, the 2014 and 2015 USILA Lt. Col. J.L. Turnbull Award recepient, as the best attackman in Division II, was a first-team ECAC All-Star honoree. He finished the year with a team-best 86 points on the strength of 50 goals and 36 assists. He also grabbed 54 ground balls and caused 12 turnovers. Tuttle's 4.72 points per game average ranked him third in the nation and helped him to earn USILA All-American status for the second year in a row to go along with his selection to the Northeast-10 first-team.  

A USILA Scholar All-American, English was also a USILA All-American in his first year with the Panthers. The second-team ECAC All-Star was a face-off specialist for Adelphi, winning 68.8 percent of his attempts, which ranked him third in the nation. Addionally, English grabbed up 7.39 ground balls per game, which was sixth best in the nation and earned him first-team All-Northeast-10 status.

Catalanotti, a second-team ECAC All-Star and Northeast-10 All-Conference selection, was an anchor on the defense, causing eight turnovers and grabbing 34 ground balls in 16 games played. He was part of a group that helped Adelphi to 15 wins and allowed the opposition just 8.82 goals per game, which was among the best in the Northeast-10. Catalanotti also earned All-American status in just his first year with the Panthers.
 

2015 ECAC Division II Men's Lacrosse All-Star Team

First Team

Attack
Salvatore Tuttle, Jr., Adelphi University
Kyle Rhatigan, Jr., Limestone College
Kevin Kelly, Sr., Le Moyne College

Midfield
Reagan Harding, Sr., Lake Erie College
Mike Messenger, Jr., Limestone College
Joe Corapi, Sr., Le Moyne College
Reid Reinholdt, Jr., Limestone College

Long-stick Midfielder
Graeme Hossack, Sr., Lindenwood University

Face-off Specialist
Kevin Reisman, So., Limestone College

Defense
Justin Goodwin, Sr., Lake Erie College
Gerald O'Brien, Sr., Le Moyne College
Peter Papaleonti, Sr., Limestone College
Corey Luebbe, Sr., Wheeling Jesuit University

Goalkeeper
Alex Krawec, Sr., Le Moyne College

Second Team

Attack
Jesse Wood, Sr., Mercy College
Lucas Shafer, Fr., Lake Erie College
Max Allen, So., Merrimack College
Tucker Schwarz, So., Merrimack College

Midfield
Robert Rossi, Jr., Mercy College
Tim Towler, Jr., Merrimack College
Ryan Slane, Jr., LIU Post
Trevor Vargo, Sr., Mercyhurst University

Long-stick Midfielder
Scott Corcoran, Jr., Merrimack College
Jesse Worley, Fr., Alderson Broaddus University

Face-off Specialist
John English, Jr., Adelphi University

Defense
Robbie Chiocco, Sr., LIU Post
Tom McLaughlin, Jr. Merrimack College
Joseph Catalanotti, Jr., Adelphi University
Eric Chadderdon, Sr., Le Moyne College

Goalkeeper
Dom Madonna, So., Merrimack College

ECAC Offensive Player of the Year: Mike Messenger, Jr., Limestone College
ECAC Defensive Player of the Year: Justin Goodwin, Sr., Lake Erie College
ECAC Rookie of the Year: Matt Lee, Fr., Wheeling Jesuit University
ECAC Coach of the Year: J.B. Clarke, Limestone College