BOSTON – After winning the Pioneer Collegiate Lacrosse League (PCLL) tournament and earning a trip to the 2016 MCLA National Championships powered by Under Armour, Boston College leads the way in the conference’s postseason awards.

The Eagles placed seven players on the 15-man first team All-PCLL squad while raking in three individual awards. Senior goalie Mike Shepard was named the Defensive Player of the Year, freshman attackman Lawson Pisani picked up Rookie of the Year honors while Peter Sessa was tabbed Coach of the Year.

New Hampshire had four representatives on the all-conference first team, including senior attackman Brendan Maloney, who earned Offensive Player of the Year accolades.

Conference runner-up UConn had three players on the first team while Northeastern had one.

2016 PCLL Division I All-Conference Teams

First Team All-PCLL
A – Thomas LoMedico, New Hampshire
A – Brendan Maloney, New Hampshire
A – Lawson Pisani, Boston College
M – John Gosstola, Boston College
M – Taylor Maniatty, New Hampshire
M – Dylan McGuinness, Northeastern
M – Quincy Pecora, Connecticut
LSM – Alex Keane, Connecticut
FO – Griffin Carney, Boston College
SSDM – Eddie Richardson, Boston College
D – Alex Gallaer, Connecticut
D – John Gordon, Boston College
D – Zack Myers, New Hampshire
D – Ryan Neff, Boston College
G – Mike Shepard, Boston College

Second Team All-PCLL
A – Ross Blanchard, Rhode Island
A – William McGinley, Northeastern
A – Kevin Sheridan, Boston College
M – Ben Ott, Buffalo
M – Garrett Painter, Northeastern
M – Sam Stanton, New Hampshire
M – Steven Van Fossan, Boston College
LSM – Daniel Gluck, New Hampshire
FO – Connor Burke, New Hampshire
SSDM – Jack Tesoriero, Connecticut
D – Jay Chinnaswamy, Northeastern
D – Isaiah Kelly, Rhode Island
D – Lucas Kramer, Buffalo
G – Dominick Serio, Connecticut

Honorable Mention All-PCLL
A – Sam Cilano, Buffalo
A – Brett LeClair, Connecticut
A – John Takita, Connecticut
A – Bobby Walker, Northeastern
M – Derek Etzkorn, Rhode Island
M – Julien Kann, Buffalo
M – Andrew Mitchell, New Hampshire
M – Quinn Ward, Boston College
LSM – Matt Kaczynski, Rhode Island
FO – T.J. Zegarelli, Boston College
SSDM – Ryan McCart, Buffalo
SSDM – Tim Moran, Rhode Island
SSDM – Bennett Mosseau, Northeastern
SSDM – Cam Murray, Rhode Island
D – Nolan Dilorio, Boston College
D – Mitchell Glasgow, Connecticut
G – Matt Markowitz, New Hampshire

Offensive Player of the Year: Brendan Maloney, New Hampshire
Defensive Player of the Year: Mike Shepard, Boston College
Rookie of the Year: Lawson Pisani, Boston College
Coach of the Year: Peter Sessa, Boston College