LOUDONVILLE, NY – USA Lacrosse revealed its NCAA Division I All-Americans List on Thursday, honoring the top individual performers of the 2026 season.

Siena was one of 38 Division I programs represented with 98 players earning recognition in the country.

A set number of slots per position with allotted across the first, second and third teams, plus honorable mentions: 21 attack, 21 midfield, 21 close defense, 14 short-stick defensive midfield, seven long-stick midfield, seven faceoff and seven goalkeepers.

All-Americans were chosen by USA Lacrosse Magazine staff with input from coaches and conferences across the country. 

Saints' sophomore Logan Banek has been named a NCAA Division I men's Honorable Mention All-American choice, recognizing him as one of top players the country in 2026.  It marked the second consecutive season that a player from Siena was chosen for the honor after attack Pratt Reynolds was named to the list in 2025.

Banek, the two-time MAAC Face Off Specialist Player of the Year and First Team All-MAAC selection, ranks first nationally in face off win percentage (.683) and seventh nationally in ground balls per game (7.79). The New Hartford, NY native was instrumental in helping the Saints clinch its second straight MAAC Co-Regular Season Championship with a 12-5 overall record including 7-1 in conference play.  The .683 face off win percentage was the third highest single-season performance in program history, but the best mark for any player who had at least 100 face offs.

On Tuesday, he was a finalist for the Siena Athletics Male Student-Athlete of the Year at The Bernie Awards. A member of the Dean's List, Reynolds had a 3.67 term GPA and a 3.65 cumulative GPA as a management major. 

The product of New Hartford High School now has won 400 face offs in 30 career games with the Saints, winning .631 of the time for the best all-time mark. 

2026 USA Lacrosse All-American teams
FIRST TEAM
A – Willem Firth, Cornell
A – Nate Kabiri, Princeton
A – Joey Spallina, Syracuse
M – Matt Collison, Johns Hopkins
M – Evan Plunkett, Army
M – Tucker Wade, Princeton
D – Cullen Brown, Ohio State
D – Shawn Lyght, Notre Dame
D – Hunter Smith, Richmond
LSM – Will Donovan, Notre Dame
SSDM – Aidan Maguire, Duke
SSDM – Jack Pilling, Richmond
FO – Brady Wambach, North Carolina
G – Ryan Croddick, Princeton
SECOND TEAM
A – Owen Duffy, North Carolina
A – McCabe Millon, Virginia
A – Mikey Weisshaar, Towson
M – Logan Ip, Harvard
M – Joe Sheridan, Richmond
M – Max Sloat, Duke
D – Charlie Johnson, Duke
D – Alex Ross, Penn State
D – Jack Stahl, Princeton
LSM – AJ Larkin, Maryland
SSDM – Ty English, North Carolina
SSDM – Joe Juengerkes, Rutgers
FO – Jack Cascadden, Cornell
G – Thomas Ricciardelli, Notre Dame
THIRD TEAM
A – Rory Connor, Georgetown
A – Brendan Millon, Virginia
A – Chad Palumbo, Princeton
M – Ryan Colsey, Virginia
M – Gavin Creo, Richmond
M – Luke Rhoa, Syracuse
D – Ty Banks, Georgetown
D – Brendan Staub, Cornell
D – John Sullivan, Army
LSM – Jake Melchionni, Villanova
SSDM – Jon King, Penn State
SSDM – Cooper Mueller, Princeton
FO – Henry Dodge, Maryland
G – Caleb Fyock, Ohio State
HONORABLE MENTION
A – Liam Connor, Georgetown
A – Mason Cook, Loyola
A – Ryan Goldstein, Cornell
A – Leo Johnson, Maryland
A – Benn Johnston, Duke
A – Michael Leo, Syracuse
A – Aidan O'Neil, Richmond
A – Dominic Pietramala, North Carolina
A – Silas Richmond, UAlbany
A – Timothy Shannehan, Boston University
A – Jack Taylor, Jacksonville
A – Josh Yago, Notre Dame
M – John Aurandt IV, Harvard
M – Cole Cashion, Yale
M – Rhett Chambers, Providence
M – John Dunphy, Princeton
M – Tyler Fox, Boston University
M – Matt Jeffery, Notre Dame
M – Will Maheras, Notre Dame
M – Peter Moynihan, Yale
M – John Murray, Sacred Heart
M – Chuck Rawson, Johns Hopkins
M – Mason Szewczyk, North Carolina
M – Marcus Wertheim, Brown
D – Carson Brown, Johns Hopkins
D – Richard Checo, Lehigh
D – Rowan Clay, Michigan
D – Nikko DiPonio, Utah
D – Billy Dwan III, Syracuse
D – Riley Figueiras, Syracuse
D – Kyle Foster, Ohio State
D – Max Neeson, UAlbany
D – Patrick Pisano, Yale
D – Julian Radossich, Fairfield
D – John Schroter, Virginia
D – Owen Tapper, Robert Morris
LSM – Cole Cunningham, Air Force
LSM – Sam Erickson, Colgate
LSM – Brayden Penafeather-Stevenson, Richmond
LSM – Peter Thomann, North Carolina
SSDM – Dante Bowen, Syracuse
SSDM – Peter Detwiler, Marquette
SSDM – Reese DiCicco, Johns Hopkins
SSDM – Blake Eiland, Ohio State
SSDM – Luke Gilmartin, Cornell
SSDM – Jackson Green, Princeton
SSDM – Anthony McMullan, Penn
SSDM – Keagan Treacy, Army
FO – Luke Accardo, High Point
FO – Logan Banek, Siena
FO – Reid Gills, Penn State
FO – Walter Zhao, Vermont
G – Sean Byrne, Army
G – Oren Gelinas, Johns Hopkins
G – Grayson Manning, Denver
G – Owen Salenger, UMass