NEED TO KNOW:
USA South Coach of the Year: Tim Dunton
All-USA South First Team: Ian Parr (A), Eric Fewell (D), Andrew Pagano (D), Mike Eisele (G)
All-USA South Second Team: Isaac Harrington (A), Will Isley (M) Noah Glenzinski (FO)
All-Sportsmanship Team Representative: Colin Hackshaw

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. - Piedmont men's lacrosse was well represented with seven student athletes on the USA South All-Conference listing as head coach Tim Dunton repeated as Coach of the Year.

This marks Dunton's third overall USA South Coach of the Year nod after also winning the award in 2022. Seniors Andrew Pagano and Eric Fewell each earned all-conference honors for the fourth straight season. Isley took home All-CCS honors for the second consecutive season while Parr, Harrington, Eisele and Glenzinski all earned a spot for the first time in their careers.

Ian Parr, All-USA South First Team (Attackman)

BY THE NUMBERS:
Points: 60 (1st on team)
Goals: 37 (1st on team)
Assists: 23 (1st on team)
Of Note: Parr had a breakout season in his fifth year with the Lions, leading the team in points (60), goals (37) and assists (23). Parr had a strong close to the season, scoring at least three goals in the team's final eight contests and scoring exactly four goals in the team's final four games.
 

Eric Fewell, All-USA South First Team (Defender)

BY THE NUMBERS:
Ground Balls: 23 (6th on team)
Caused Turnovers: 11 (2nd on team)
Past All-USA South Recognition: 3x All-USA South Second Team (2022, 2023, 2024)
Of Note: After earning All-USA South Second Team recognition in each of his first three seasons, Fewell made a leap to the first team in his senior campaign. He helped a stout Piedmont defense again in 2025, ranking second on the team in caused turnovers with 11 and adding 23 ground ball pickups.
 

Andrew Pagano, All-USA South First Team (Defender)

BY THE NUMBERS:
Ground Balls: 30 (4th on team)
Caused Turnovers: 18 (1st on team)
Past All-USA South Recognition: 2x All-USA South Second Team (2022, 2023); All-USA South First Team (2024)
Of Note: Pagano has earned All-USA South honors for the fourth consecutive season. After making the second team in his first two seasons, he has jumped up to the first team in each of the past two campaigns. For the fourth consecutive season, he led the team in caused turnovers.

 

Mike Eisele, All-USA South First Team (Goalie)

BY THE NUMBERS:
Saves: 128 (.529 save%)
Wins: 9 
In-Season Awards: USA South Defensive Player of the Week (3/17/25)
Of Note: Eisele was strong from start-to-finish, delivering a 17-save performance in a one-goal win for the Lions over Berry in the season opener. Then, in a big win over conference foe Methodist, he stepped up with 15 saves and allowed just three goals.
 
 
Isaac Harrington, All-USA South Second Team (Attackman)

BY THE NUMBERS:
Points: 56 (2nd on team)
Goals: 34 (2nd on team)
Assists: 22 (2nd on team)
In-Season USA South Recognition: 3x USA South Offensive Player of the Week
Of Note: Harrington opened the season with a season-best five goal performance in a 14-13 win over Berry to help the Lions retain the Peach Cup. He tallied at least four goals in five occasions and was named USA South Offensive Player of the Week three times.
 
 
Will Isley, All-USA South Second Team (Midfielder)

BY THE NUMBERS:
Points: 31 (T-3rd on team)
Goals: 19 (T-3rd on team) 
Assists: 12 (T-4th on team)
Ground Balls: 21
Past All-USA South Recognition: All-USA South Second Team (2024)
Of Note: Isley earns second team honors for the second straight season after another solid campaign in 2025. He tallied at least one point in all but two games and had a season-best six points with three goals and three assists in a win at William Peace.
 

Noah Glenzinski, All-USA South Second Team (Faceoff Specialist)

BY THE NUMBERS:
Faceoff Wins: 134 (1st on team)
Faceoff %: .615 (1st on team) 
Ground Balls: 53 (1st on team)
Of Note: Glenzinski takes home all-conference honors for the first time in his career after his second season as the primary faceoff specialist. He was dominant in conference play, winning 67% of his faceoffs against USA South opponents.


Tim Dunton, USA South Coach of the Year

Dunton takes home USA South Coach of the Year honors for the third time in the last four seasons. In 2025, he helped the Lions to another second-place finish in the USA South despite having to replace last season's USA South Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year. He has also helped at least six Lions earn all-conference honors in every season beginning in 2021. This season's seven honorees marks the most since eight earned honors in 2021.
   

The 2025 USA South Men's Lacrosse All-Conference Team:
 

Offensive Player of the Year	Defensive Player of the Year	Rookie of the Year	Coach of the Year
Ethan Miles Pfeiffer	JT Cutrer Southern Virginia	Jay Legg Methodist	Tim Dunton Piedmont

First Team

Second Team

Attack Justin Barry, Greensboro Tyson Mauri, Southern Virginia Ethan Miles, Pfeiffer Ian Parr, Piedmont Midfield Zach Gignac, Pfeiffer Clay Haack, Southern Virginia Ryan Kavounis, Methodist Defender Eric Fewell, Piedmont Michael Keane, Pfeiffer Andrew Pagano, Piedmont Goalie Mike Eisele, Piedmont Long-Stick Jake Bandler, Methodist Short-Stick Defensive Midfielder JT Cutrer, Southern Virginia Faceoff Lee Caldwell, Pfeiffer

Attack Isaac Harrington, Piedmont Jay Legg, Methodist Mason Tardiff, Pfeiffer Midfield Will Isley, Piedmont Khyler Johnson, Pfeiffer Trent Orr, Pfeiffer Defender Calvin Flippin, Methodist Brandon Luft, Pfeiffer Daniel Wright, Methodist Goalie Korbin Hamilton, Pfeiffer Long-Stick Jacobi Leonard, Pfeiffer Short-Stick Defensive Midfielder Evan Jenkins, Pfeiffer Faceoff Graham Clausen, Methodist Noah Glenzinski, Piedmont

All-Sportsmanship

Scott Bundy, Brevard Hayden Hansen, Greensboro AJ Piazza, Huntingdon Baylor Montoya, LaGrange Hudson James, Methodist Greg Turner, Pfeiffer Colin Hackshaw, Piedmont Peyton Merwin, Southern Virginia Noah Belote, William Peace