WASHINGTON – Three Georgetown University men's lacrosse standouts earned Nike Inside Lacrosse Media All-America honors, as announced by the publication on Saturday.
Ty Banks,
Liam Connor and
Rory Connor each earned honorable mention nods.
Ty Banks
Junior | Defense
Nike Inside Lacrosse Media Honorable Mention All-American
Banks picks up Nike Inside Lacrosse Media Honorable Mention All-America honors after leading Georgetown's defense to allow just 9.43 goals per game. As Georgetown's top cover defenseman, he has been credited with 18 caused turnovers to go with 23 ground balls on the season while adding a goal and an assist on the offensive end. Banks led a Georgetown defense that held its opponents to single digit goals in nine of their 14 games this season and in six of the last seven. He was previously named the 2026 BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year and a 2026 USA Lacrosse Magazine Third Team All-American.
Liam Connor
Graduate Student | Attack
Nike Inside Lacrosse Media Honorable Mention All-American
In his first season with the Hoyas, Connor put together one of the most productive regular season campaigns in program history. He has scored 21 goals to go with 51 assists for 73 points. Connor leads the NCAA in assists per game and is fourth in points per game. His 73 points are sixth-most in a season all-time at Georgetown while his 51 assists set the single season Hoyas record. Connor was also a unanimous First Team All-BIG EAST selection, named the BIG EAST Tournament Most Outstanding Player and was a USA Lacrosse Magazine Honorable Mention All-American honoree this year.
Rory Connor
Graduate Student | Attack
Nike Inside Lacrosse Media Honorable Mention All-American
Connor has impressed in his lone season on the Hilltop, earning Nike Inside Lacrosse Media Honorable Mention All-America honors after also collecting USA Lacrosse Magazine Third Team All-America accolades this season. The unanimous BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year, he has scored 50 goals with 13 assists for 63 points in 14 games this season and ranks third in the NCAA in goals per game. Connor has scored multiple goals in 12 games this year, posted at least 10 hat tricks and seven goals in a game twice. A Tewaaraton Award Nominee, he became just the eighth Hoya in program history to score 50 goals in a season.
Up Next
The Hoyas face fifth-seeded Virginia in the NCAA Tournament First Round on Sunday, May 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Charlottesville, Virginia.
