NCAA Division I men's lacrosse records

NCAA Division I men's lacrosse records are officially compiled by the NCAA's Director of Statistics office. Included in this consolidation of the official records are the NCAA men's Division I individual single-season and career leaders. Official NCAA men's lacrosse records began with the 1971 season and are based on information submitted to the NCAA statistics service by institutions participating in the weekly statistics rankings, which started in 1996. Official career records include players who played at least three seasons (in a four-season career) or two (in a three-season career) in Division I during the era of official NCAA statistics. In statistical rankings, the rounding of percentages and/or averages may indicate ties where none exist. In these cases, the numerical order of the rankings is accurate.

Compiling and validating lacrosse records prior to the "NCAA-era" is hit-or-miss. In many cases, USILA records can be gathered from a university's own record book. But to date, the NCAA does not officially recognize USILA lacrosse records. Several USILA era lacrosse records, nonetheless, have been included below.

In other cases, career or single-season records are indicated below, where the NCAA has not validated or officially recognized that record, for players during the "NCAA-era", post-1971.

Career leaders

Points

Player	Team	Years	Games	Goals	Assists	Points
Matt Danowski	2004–08		80	170	183	353
Rob Pannell	Cornell	2009-13	72	150	204	354
Matt Danowski	Duke	2004–08	80	170	183	353
Zack Greer	Duke/Bryant	2005–08/2009	82	248	105	353 ^(a)
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1983-86	56	173	170	343
Tim Nelson	North Carolina St. / Syracuse	1982 / 1983-85	57	99	221	320
Darren Lowe	Brown	1989-92	61	111	205	316
Chris Cameron	Lehigh	1986-89	55	122	185	307
Mike Powell	Syracuse	2001-04	66	150	157	307
Tony Asterino	Siena	1978-81	47	168	136	304
Jordan Wolf	Duke	2011–14	81	185	118	303
Mike French	Cornell	1974-76	47	191	105	296
Miles Thompson	Albany	2011–14	61	189	104	293
Casey Powell	Syracuse	1995-98	58	158	129	287
Ryan Powell	Syracuse	1997-00	61	137	150	287
Scott Montgomery	Vermont	1983-86	54	78	205	283
Tim O’Hara	Syracuse	1977-80	56	124	158	282
Stan Cockerton	North Carolina St.	1977-80	44	193	87	280
Jeff Spooner	Massachusetts	1974-77	53	134	141	275
Randy Colley	Notre Dame	1992-95	55	173	100	273
Steele Stanwick	Virginia	2009-12	69	126	143	269
John Zulberti	Syracuse	1986-89	60	109	158	267
Jim McAleavey	Massachusetts	1988-91	57	95	171	266
Tom Marechek	Syracuse	1989-92	58	182	76	258
Eamon McEneaney	Cornell	1975-77	46	92	164	256
Wesley Berg	Denver	2012-15	73	188	67	255
Kieran Mcardle	Saint John's	2011–14	56	125	129	254
Gary Gait	Syracuse	1987–90	56	192	61	253
Anthony DiMarzo	Delaware	1992-95	58	98	153	251

^(a) Zach Greer's career points mark of 353 points is not officially recognized by the NCAA. Greer was granted a fifth season of eligibility and Bryant was considered a reclassifying institution that year. The NCAA lists Greer's career points as 285, though he scored 42 goals with 26 assists for 68 points in 2009, for a total of 353 career points.

Points per game

Player	Team	Years	Games	Goals	Assists	Points	PPG
Tony Asterino	Siena	1978-81	47	168	136	304	6.47
Stan Cockerton	North Carolina St.	1977-80	44	193	87	280	6.36
Mike French	Cornell	1974-76	47	191	105	296	6.30
James Trenz	Penn State / Cornell	1971-72 / 1974	34	117	94	211	6.21
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1983-86	56	173	170	343	6.13
Dennis Fink	Drexel	1976-78	35	80	126	206	5.89
Tim Goldstein	Cornell	1987-88	29	46	122	168	5.79
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2012-15	70	175	225	400	5.71
Tim Nelson	North Carolina St. / Syracuse	1982 / 1983-85	57	99	221	320	5.61
Jack Thomas	Johns Hopkins	1972-74	40	103	121	224	5.60
Chris Cameron	Lehigh	1986-89	55	122	185	307	5.58
Eamon McEneaney	Cornell	1975-77	46	92	164	256	5.57
John Grant, Jr.	Delaware	1998-99	32	96	81	177	5.53
Scott Montgomery	Vermont	1983-86	54	78	205	283	5.24
Jeff Spooner	Massachusetts	1974-77	53	134	141	275	5.19
Darren Lowe	Brown	1989-92	61	111	205	316	5.18
Frank Urso	Maryland	1973-76	41	130	79	209	5.10 ^(a)
Tom Baldwin	Siena	1978-81	47	142	96	238	5.06
Tim O’Hara	Syracuse	1977-80	56	124	158	282	5.04
Jimmy Lewis ⁽²⁾	Navy	1964-66	34	78	91	169	4.97 ^(a)
Randy Colley	Notre Dame	1992-95	55	173	100	273	4.96
Casey Powell	Syracuse	1995-98	58	158	129	287	4.95
Rob Pannell	Cornell	2009-13	72	150	204	354	4.92
Pete von Hoffmann	Bucknell	1976-79	45	82	138	220	4.89
Randy Mearns	Canisius	1990-92	39	95	95	190	4.87

^(a) Neither Frank Urso's nor Jimmy Lewis' career PPG marks are officially recognized by the NCAA. Lewis' career PPG mark was set during the USILA era.

Goals

Player	Team	Years	Games	Goals
Zack Greer	Duke/Bryant	2005–08/2009	82	248 ^(a)
Max Quinzani	Duke	2007–10	78	199
Stan Cockerton	North Carolina St.	1977–80	44	193
Gary Gait	Syracuse	1987–90	56	192
Mike French	Cornell	1974–76	47	191
Myles Thompson	Albany	2011–14	61	189
Merrick Thomson	Albany	2004–07	65	188
Wesley Berg	Denver	2012–15	73	188
Jordan Wolf	Duke	2011–14	81	185
Terry Riordan	Hopkins	1992–95	56	184
Tom Marechek	Syracuse	1989-92	58	182
Sam Englehart	Washington and Lee	1970-73	53	180
John DiMento	Air Force	1987-90	62	176
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2012-15	70	175
Jordan McBride	Stony Brook	2008-11	60	175
Jeff Reh	Adelphi	1987-90	53	175
Randy Colley	Notre Dame	1992-95	55	173
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1983-86	56	173
Cort Knodel	Canisius	1994-97	58	172
Matt Danowski	Duke	2004-08	80	170
Tony Asterino	Siena	1978-81	47	168
Doug Knight	Virginia	1994-97	60	165
Peter Baum	Colgate	2010-13	61	164
Garrett Thul	Army	2010-13	61	164
Jesse Hubbard	Princeton	1995-98	57	163
Jim Weller	Massachusetts	1979-82	54	162
Jon Reese	Yale	1987-90	61	162

^(a) Zach Greer's career goals of 248 are not officially recognized by the NCAA, because Greer was granted a fifth season of eligibility and Bryant was considered a reclassifying institution. The NCAA lists Greer as the career goals leader with 206 goals, though he also scored 42 goals in 2009 for Bryant.

Goals per game

Player	Team	Years	Games	Goals	GPG
Stan Cockerton	North Carolina St.	1977-80	44	193	4.39
Mike French	Cornell	1974-76	47	191	4.06
Brooks Sweet	Massachusetts	1978-79	27	106	3.93
Tony Asterino	Siena	1978-81	47	168	3.57
Oliver Marti	Brown	1991-93	41	144	3.51
Jim Trenz	Penn St./Cornell	1971-72; 1974	34	117	3.44
Gary Gait	Syracuse	1987–90	56	192	3.43
Sam Englehart	Washington and Lee	1970-73	53	180	3.39
Jeff Reh	Adelphi	1987-90	53	175	3.30
Terry Riordan	Hopkins	1992–95	56	184	3.29
Miles Thompson	Albany	2011-14	61	193	3.16
Randy Colley	Notre Dame	1992-95	55	173	3.15
Tom Marechek	Syracuse	1989-92	58	182	3.14
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1983-86	56	173	3.09
Zack Greer	Duke / Bryant	2005–08 / 2009	82	248	3.02

Assists

Player	Team	Years	Games	Assists
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2012–15	70	225
Tim Nelson	North Carolina St. / Syracuse	1982 / 1983-85	57	221
Scott Montgomery	Vermont	1983-86	54	205
Darren Lowe	Brown	1989-92	61	205
Rob Pannell	Cornell	2009-13	72	204
Chris Cameron	Lehigh	1986-89	55	185
Matt Danowski	Duke	2004–08	80	183
Kevin Lowe	Princeton	1991-94	57	174
John Howard	Washington College	1952-55	xx	173
James MacAleavy	Massachusetts	1988-91	57	171
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1983-86	56	170
Eamon McEneaney	Cornell	1975-77	46	164
Ryan Boyle	Princeton	2001-04	57	162
Tim Whiteley	Virginia	1993-96	63	159
Tim O’Hara	Syracuse	1977-80	56	158
John Zulberti	Syracuse	1986-89	60	158
Mike Powell	Syracuse	2001-04	66	157
Anthony DiMarzo	Delaware	1992-95	58	153
Mike Eckert	Harvard	1993-96	56	152
Tom Aiello	Adelphi	1989-92	52	150
Ryan Powell	Syracuse	1997-00	61	150

Assists per game

Player	Team	Years	Games	Assists	APG
Tim Goldstein	Cornell	1987-88	29	122	4.21
Tim Nelson	North Carolina St./Syracuse	1982; 1983-85	57	221	3.88
Scott Montgomery	Vermont	1983-86	54	205	3.80
Dennis Fink	Drexel	1976-78	35	126	3.60
Eamon McEneaney	Cornell	1975-77	46	164	3.57
Chris Cameron	Lehigh	1986-89	55	185	3.36
Darren Lowe	Brown	1989-92	61	205	3.36
Kris Snider	Virginia	1971-72	27	88	3.26
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2012–15	70	225	3.21
Pete von Hoffmann	Bucknell	1976-79	45	138	3.07
Jack Thomas	Johns Hopkins	1972-74	40	121	3.03
Jim McAleavey	Massachusetts	1988-91	57	171	3.00
Kevin Lowe	Princeton	1991-94	60	174	2.90
Tony Asterino	Siena	1978-81	47	136	2.89
Tom Aiello	Adelphi	1989-92	52	150	2.88
Ryan Boyle	Princeton	2001-04	57	162	2.84
Rob Pannell	Cornell	2009-13	72	204	2.83
Tim O’Hara	Syracuse	1977-80	56	158	2.82
Jim Trenz	Penn St./Cornell	1971-72; 1974	34	94	2.76

⁽¹⁾ Active player, stats through current games 2015

⁽²⁾ USILA (Pre-NCAA) era College Division record for career points per game

Single-season leaders

Points

Player	Team	Year	Games	Goals	Assists	Points
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2014	18	51	77	128
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2015	19	52	69	121
Miles Thompson	Albany	2014	18	82	37	119
Dylan Molloy	Brown	2016	18	62	54	116
Steve Marohl	UMBC	1992	15	37	77	114
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2013	17	50	63	113
Mike Rooney	Stony Brook	2015	18	48	63	111
John Grant	Delaware	1999	17	56	54	110
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1986	17	33	75	108
Mike French	Cornell	1976	16	65	40	105
Tim Nelson	Syracuse	1984	16	36	67	103
Jordan Wolf	Duke	2014	20	64	39	103
Darren Lowe	Brown	1992	16	36	66	102 ^(a)
Rob Pannell	Cornell	2013	18	47	55	102
Chet Nowak	Air Force	1981	13	51	50	101
Tim Goldstein	Cornell	1987	14	27	73	100
Jason O’Neill	Yale	1990	18	26	73	99
George Paletta Jr.	Holy Cross	1984	18	52	46	98
Bill Woolford	Air Force	1975	9	51	47	98
Jim Weller	Massachusetts	1981	15	62	36	98
Dennis Fink	Drexel	1978	12	35	63	98
Mike French	Cornell	1975	17	63	34	97
Jon Reese	Yale	1990	18	82	15	97
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1985	14	39	58	97

^(a) Darren Lowe's record of 102 points in 1992 is not officially recognized by the NCAA.

Points per game

Player	Team	Year	Games	Goals	Assists	Points	PPG
Bill Woolford	Air Force	1975	9	51	47	98	10.89 ^(a)
Dennis Fink	Drexel	1978	12	35	63	98	8.17 ^(a)
Tony Asterino	Siena	1980	11	47	42	89	8.09
Steve Marohl	UMBC	1992	15	37	77	114	7.60
Tony Asterino	Siena	1979	11	49	34	83	7.55
Tony Asterino	Siena	1981	12	43	47	90	7.50
Tim Goldstein	Cornell	1987	14	27	73	100	7.14
Kris Snider	Virginia	1977	9	22	42	64	7.11
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2014	18	51	77	128	7.11
Peter Cleary	Marist	1986	13	47	45	92	7.08
James Trenz	Penn St.	1972	10	42	28	70	7.00
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1985	14	39	58	97	6.93 ^(b)
Stan Cockerton	North Carolina St.	1979	11	51	25	76	6.91
Walter Bajkowski	Drexel	1972	14	36	60	96	6.86
Mike French	Cornell	1974	14	63	31	94	6.71
Brooks Sweet	Massachusetts	1979	13	45	42	87	6.69
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2013	17	50	63	113	6.65
Chris Cameron	Lehigh	1986	14	40	53	93	6.64
Chet Nowak	Air Force	1981	11	37	36	73	6.64
Miles Thompson	Albany	2014	18	82	37	119	6.61
Mike French	Cornell	1976	16	65	40	105	6.56
Stan Cockerton	North Carolina St.	1977	11	52	20	72	6.55
Tom Cafaro	Army	1971	13	51	34	85	6.54
Jim Weller	Massachusetts	1981	15	62	36	98	6.53

^(a) The official NCAA record holder for points-per-game in a season is Dennis Fink at 8.17 ppg. Bill Woolford's record of 10.89 ppg is not recognized in the NCAA record books. ^(b) Joe Vasta's record of 6.93 ppg is not recognized in the NCAA record books.

Goals

Player	Team	Year	Games	Goals
Jon Reese	Yale	1990	18	82
Miles Thompson	Albany	2014	18	82
Mike McDonald	Air Force	1978	13	74
John DiMento	Air Force	1990	16	71
Gary Gait	Syracuse	1988	15	70
Max Quinzani	Duke	2010	19	68
Zack Greer	Duke	2007	20	67
Peter Baum	Colgate	2012	18	67
Mike French	Cornell	1976	16	65
Zack Greer	Duke	2008	19	65
Don Swan ⁽²⁾	Delaware	1951	13	65 ^(a)
Jordan Wolf	Duke	2014	20	64
Mike French	Cornell	1974	14	63
Mike French	Cornell	1975	17	63
Justin Zackey	Bucknell	1993	15	63
Jim Weller	Massachusetts	1981	15	62
Athan Iannucci	Hofstra	2006	19	62
Ray Wood ⁽²⁾	Washington College	1950	13	62 ^(a)
Curtis Dickson	Delaware	2010	17	62

^(a) Neither Swan's nor Wood's goal records are recognized by the NCAA, as they occurred during the USILA era. Swan and Mike French held the USILA/NCAA Division I single season goals record until broken by Mike McDonald in 1978.

Goals per game

Player	Team	Year	Games	Goals	GPG
Bill Woolford	Air Force	1975	9	51	5.66
Don Swan ⁽³⁾	Delaware	1951	13	65	5.00
Ray Wood ⁽³⁾	Washington College	1950	13	62	4.77
Gary Gait	Syracuse	1988	15	70	4.67
Jon Reese	Yale	1990	18	82	4.56
Miles Thompson	Albany	2014	18	82	4.56
Mike French	Cornell	1974	14	63	4.50
Tom Cleaver	Maryland	1971	14	63	4.20
James Trenz	Penn State	1972	14	63	4.20
Justin Zackey	Bucknell	1993	15	63	4.20
Jim Weller	Massachusetts	1981	15	62	4.13
Mike French	Cornell	1976	16	65	4.06
Craig Mygatt	Vermont	1985	13	50	3.85
Peter Baum	Colgate	2012	18	67	3.72
Mike French	Cornell	1975	17	63	3.71
Curtis Dickson	Delaware	2010	17	62	3.65
Max Quinzani	Duke	2010	19	68	3.58
Steve Mock	Cornell	2013	17	60	3.53
Zack Greer	Duke	2008	19	65	3.42
James Trenz	Cornell	1974	14	47	3.36
Zack Greer	Duke	2007	20	67	3.35
Athan Iannucci	Hofstra	2006	19	62	3.26

James Ames, Harvard, 1995 13 49 3.77

Assists

Player	Team	Year	Games	Assists
Steve Marohl	UMBC	1992	15	77
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2014	18	77
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1986	17	75
Tim Goldstein	Cornell	1987	14	73
Jason O'Neill	Yale	1990	18	73
Orville Wright⁽⁴⁾	Swarthmore	1953	10	72^(a)
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2015	19	69
Tim Nelson	Syracuse	1984	16	67
Darren Lowe	Brown	1992	16	66
Eamon McEneaney	Cornell	1975	17	65
Scott Montgomery	Vermont	1984	14	65
Rick Handelman	Brown	1980	13	65
Tim Nelson	Syracuse	1985	16	64
Dennis Fink	Drexel	1978	12	63
Ned Crotty	Duke	2010	20	63
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2013	17	63
Eamon McEneaney	Cornell	1976	16	61
Scott Montgomery	Vermont	1986	14	61
Walter Bajkowski	Drexel	1972	14	60
Jay Connor	Virginia	1972	15	58
Bobby Griebe	Towson	1975	17	58
Fred Menna	Massachusetts	1977	15	58
Joe Vasta	Air Force	1985	14	58

^(a) Orville Wright's assists record is not recognized by the NCAA, as this occurred during the USILA era. Wright held the college single season assist record until broken by Joe Vasta in 1986.

Assists per game

Player	Team	Year	Games	Assists	APG
Dennis Fink	Drexel	1978	12	63	5.25
Bill Woolford	Air Force	1975	9	47	5.22
Tim Goldstein	Cornell	1987	14	73	5.21
Steve Marohl	UMBC	1992	15	77	5.13
Rick Handelman	Brown	1980	13	65	5.00
Scott Montgomery	Vermont	1984	14	65	4.64
Scott Montgomery	Vermont	1986	14	61	4.36
Walter Bajkowski	Drexel	1972	14	60	4.29
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2014	18	77	4.28
Tim Nelson	Syracuse	1984	16	67	4.19
Darren Lowe	Brown	1992	16	66	4.13
Jason O'Neill	Yale	1990	18	73	4.06
Tim Nelson	Syracuse	1985	16	64	4.00
Jay Connor	Virginia	1972	15	58	3.87
Fred Menna	Massachusetts	1977	15	58	3.87
Eamon McEneaney	Cornell	1975	17	65	3.82
Eamon McEneaney	Cornell	1976	16	61	3.81
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2013	17	63	3.71
Lyle Thompson	Albany	2015	19	69	3.63
Bobby Griebe	Towson	1975	17	58	3.41

⁽¹⁾ Active player

⁽²⁾ USILA (Pre-NCAA) era College Division records for goals in a season.

⁽³⁾ USILA (Pre-NCAA) era College Division records for goals per game in a season.

⁽⁴⁾ USILA (Pre-NCAA) era College Division record for assists in a season.

Most wins by a program

Current NCAA Division I lacrosse programs with 450 or more wins:^[1]

University	Initial Season	Total Seasons	All-time Wins	All-time Losses	Total Games	Winning Percent	National Titles
Johns Hopkins	1883	128	955	315	1,285	.752	44
Syracuse	1916	100	870	332	1,218	.724	15
Maryland	1924	87	775	261	1,040	.747	11
Navy	1908	108	772	339	1,125	.695	17
Army	1907	98	759	370	1,136	.678	8
Hobart	1898	110	726	456	1,202	.612	15
Cornell	1892	114	673	435	1,108	.607	7
Princeton	1881	103	647	447	1,094	.591	12
Virginia	1925	83	606	344	940	.638	7
Lehigh	1885	125	575	669	1,244	.463	10
Rutgers	1887	92	557	468	1,025	.543	1
Harvard	1881	131	538	538	1,076	.500	8
Yale	1881	97	536	484	1,020	.525	1
Hofstra	1949	62	532	372	840	.588
Duke	1938	76	507	392	900	.564	3
Massachusetts	1954	60	507	264	774	.657
Penn State	1913	102	502	505	1,015	.499
University of Delaware	1948	69	496	448	932	.526
Loyola University	1938	76	484	392	883	.553	1
University of Pennsylvania	1900	98	483	603	1,086	.445	0
University of North Carolina	1949	58	466	282	750	.623	4

Winningest coaches

Main article: List of college men's lacrosse coaches with 250 wins

References

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NCAA Division I men's lacrosse records

Career leaders

Points

Points per game

Goals

Goals per game

Assists

Assists per game

Single-season leaders

Points

Points per game

Goals

Goals per game

Assists

Assists per game

Most wins by a program

Winningest coaches

See also

References

External links