ROSEMONT, IL – For the second consecutive year, the Johns Hopkins men's lacrosse team led the league and set a program record with 42 players earning Academic All-Big Ten honors for the 2025 season as the league announced honorees in spring and at-large sports this week.  The 42 selections broke the previous program record of 38 Academic All-Big Ten honorees in 2024 and this is the fourth consecutive year that the Blue Jays have had 30 or more players honored.

A total of 174 players from the six schools that sponsor men's lacrosse in the Big Ten were named to the Academic All-Big Ten Team.  In all, a total of 2,823 student-athletes competing in spring and at-large sports league-wide were honored.

To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, students must have been enrolled full time at the institution for a minimum of 12 months and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.  The 42 selections this year boost Johns Hopkins all-time total of Academic All-Big Ten selections to 241 since joining the league in 2015.
 
Per the stated eligibility criteria that does not allow first-year transfers for freshmen to be named, Johns Hopkins had 42 eligible nominees for the Academic All-Big Ten Team.  Translation, every Blue Jay men's lacrosse player who was a sophomore, junior, senior or returning graduate student in 2025 earned a spot on the team as each of the 42 players maintains at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
 
Johns Hopkins' 2025 Academic All-Big Ten Selections are listed below:
Jimmy Ayers (So. • M) - Economics
Dylan Bauer (Gr. • A/M) – Communication (G) ***
Alec Billings (Jr. • SSDM) – Political Science *
Brackton Bowler (Sr. • LSM) – Economics **
Carson Brown (Jr. • D/LSM) – Economics *
Logan Callahan (Sr. • FO) – Economics **
Jack Charboneau (Sr. • M) – International Studies **
Hunter Chauvette (So. • A) – Political Science
Erik Chick (So. • M) – Political Science
Zach Claiborne (So. • M) – Undeclared
Warry Colhoun (So. • SSDM) – Political Science
Matt Collison (Jr. • M) – Political Science *
Vernon Cooke (So. • A) – Political Science
Patrick Deans (Gr. • LSM) – Engineering Management (G) ***
Tripp Didden (Jr. • D) – Economics *
Brooks English (Jr. • M) – Political Science *
Ryan Evans (Sr. • M) – Political Science ***
Oran Gelinas (Jr. • G) – Psychology
Charlie Hazard (So. • LSM) – Economics
Charlie Iler (So. • A) – Political Science
Forrest Ives (So. • SSDM) – Natural Sciences
Triston Jewell (So. • M) – Public Health
Nick Kaufman (Sr. • LSM/D) – International Studies **
Quintan Kilrain (So. • D) – Political Science
Nicholas Lane (Jr. • FO) – Neuroscience *
Luke Martin (So. • LSM) – Political Science
Max McCarthy (So. • D) - Economics
Eric McDonald (Jr. • SSDM) – Political Science *
Russell Melendez (Sr • A) – Political Science *
Patrick Moore (Gr. • G) – Organizational Leadership (G)
Stuart Phillips (Sr. • M) – Economics **
Chuck Rawson (So. • M) - Economics
Jeremiah Reen (Sr. • M) – Political Science **
Dan Sheppard (So. • FO) – Public Health
Jameson Smith (Jr. • M) – Public Health *
Scott Smith (Gr. • D) – Communication (G) ***
Gabe Sorichetti (So. • A) – Natural Sciences
Sam Teachout (Sr. • M) – International Studies **
Jojo Todaro (Sr. • D) – Political Science **
Mikey Trepeta (Jr. • D) – Economics *
Philip Verdi (So. • G) - Economics
Jack Webb (Jr. • G) – Economics **

*** Named to Academic All-B1G Team in 2022, 2023, 2024
** Named to Academic All-B1G Team in 2023 & 2024
* Named to Academic All-B1G Team in 2024