Bridgewater, N.J. – Le Moyne College men's lacrosse senior attackman Thomas Berry (Tully, N.Y./Tully) and junior goalkeeper Lucas Winger (Glenview, Ill./Glenbrook South) have earned NEC All-Conference Second Team honors, as voted upon by the league's eight head coaches and announced by the conference office on Wednesday afternoon.

Berry earns his first career all-conference recognition. The only Dolphin to start all 15 games at attack, Berry led the team with a career-best 34 points on a career-high and team-leading 31 goals and three assists, while adding 16 ground balls. He tallied multiple goals in nine games, including six games with at least three goals. His highest scoring output of the season came against VMI, where he recorded a career-high six goals on just eight shots. His seven man-up goals are the most by a Dolphin since 2016 (Andrew Jackson, 7). He ranks fifth in the NEC in goals scored and 31 goals per game (2.07).

Winger is recognized by the conference for the second straight year after being tabbed to the first team last year. The starter between the pipes in all 15 games, he registered 198 saves, a .567 save percentage and a 10.83 goals against average. His 198 saves are the seventh-most in a season in the program's history and the second-most over the last 30 years, while his 13.2 saves per game are the most over the last 30 seasons. He leads the NEC in saves and save percentage and ranks second in saves per game, while ranking third in goals against average. Nationally, he is seventh in save percentage and ninth in saves per game. He recorded double-digit saves in 12 games, including each of the first 10, and made at least 15 saves in six contests.