WASHINGTON – Georgetown University's Lucas Dudemaine was selected to represent the men's lacrosse program with the inaugural Coach Liam Gleason Humanitarian Award. Dudemaine is one of 77 players to be recognized for the contributions they provide for their programs and teammates.
 
The Liam Gleason Humanitarian Award, established in 2026, honors recipients exemplifying leadership, unwavering support for teammates and staff, outstanding sportsmanship and meaningful community involvement. A total of 77 NCAA Division I Men's Lacrosse Student Athletes and Kennedy Gleason, daughter of Coach Liam Gleason, are the recipients of the inaugural award.
 
Each NCAA Division I Men's Lacrosse Program selected a student athlete from their team to receive the honor at the conclusion of the 2026 season. Voted on by players, coaches and staff – the honor is awarded to the individual on the roster whose teammates most aspire to emulate.