HADDONFIELD, N.J. — Marymount men's lacrosse swept the Atlantic East weekly honors following a dominant stretch of play, with standout performances on both ends of the field. Senior midfielder Ian Fructuoso earned Player of the Week, while sophomore faceoff specialist Winston Horshaw II was named Defensive Player of the Week.

Ian Fructuoso - Men's Lacrosse Player of the Week
Senior midfielder Ian Fructuoso powered the Saints' offense with a breakout week, totaling seven points on six goals and one assist across two contests.
Fructuoso was electric in Marymount's win over Shenandoah, erupting for five points on four goals and an assist while dictating the tempo of the Saints' attack. His ability to exploit defensive gaps and finish through contact made him the driving force behind Marymount's offensive surge.
The senior currently leads the Atlantic East in goals per game, averaging 2.40 per contest, underscoring his consistency as one of the conference's most dangerous scoring threats. He also contributed two ground balls on the week, showcasing his effort and impact beyond the scoring column.

Winston Horshaw II - Men's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week
Sophomore faceoff specialist Winston Horshaw II once again proved to be a game-changing presence at the X, giving the Saints a decisive possession advantage throughout the week.
Horshaw went 23-for-30 on faceoffs across two games, posting an impressive .767 win percentage. His dominance at the stripe fueled Marymount's transition game and kept the Saints' offense on the field.
He also scooped up 15 ground balls during the week and leads the Atlantic East with 45 total ground balls, consistently winning 50/50 battles and setting the tone for Marymount's defensive intensity and field position control.

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