SPARKS, Md. – Harvard Men's Lacrosse lays claim to two All-American selections in Sam King and Andrew O'Berry, USA Lacrosse announced today.
 
King was named to Second-Team All-America, while O'Berry received Honorable Mention All-America honors. The two honors are the most named for the Crimson since the 2016 team.

Sam King – Junior – Attack – Second-Team All-America

Not enough can be said about the historic season King had for the Crimson in 2024. The junior stepped up his game, leading the Crimson attack with 73 points and in the locker room as a junior captain. The 2024 Tewaaraton Award nominee earned his third career All-Ivy award this season after ranking second in the nation with 5.62 points per game and 11th in the nation in goals per game with 2.92. His 73 points were the third-most in a single season in Harvard men's lacrosse program history. King was the league leader in conference goals with 20 and second with 14 assists against Ancient Eight Foes. With 35 assists on the season King sits in 12^th, holding his own in assists per game nationally.
 
His talent was displayed all over the field in 2024 as King was the nation's overall stats leader in the regular season and the only player in the country to record 70-plus points, 35-plus goals, 35-plus assists and 40-plus ground balls. The Baltimore native currently sits at sixth on the Crimson career points list and will have a chance to rise up the rankings when he returns to compete with the Crimson again next Spring.
 

Andrew O'Berry – Senior – SSDM – Honorable Mention All-America

The All-American selection for O'Berry came after a solid 2024 campaign for the defensive midfielder. The Gonzaga High School product was key on the faceoff wing, picking up 40 ground balls and contributing four points with a goal and three assists on the offensive end. The senior captain was crucial to the Harvard clear and ride units that were both ranked nationally.
 
O'Berry also factored in guarding the Crimson cage, regularly playing with the team's first defensive unit. O'Berry and the Harvard defense stifled opposing offenses on a number of occasions during the 2024 season. Most notably, the defense held opposing offenses to under 13 goals eight times and under 10 goals three times. A history concentrator, O'Berry is set graduate from Harvard this Spring after a terrific three-year run with the Crimson.
 
FIRST TEAM
A – Matt Brandau, Yale
A – Pat Kavanagh, Notre Dame
A – CJ Kirst, Cornell
A – Connor Shellenberger, Virginia
M – Graham Bundy Jr., Georgetown
M – Evan Plunkett, Army
M – Shane Knobloch, Rutgers
SSDM – Beau Pederson, Michigan
SSDM – Ben Ramsey, Notre Dame
FO – Justin Wietfeldt, Michigan
LSM – Jake Piseno, Albany
D – Kenny Brower, Duke
D – Brendan Lavelle, Penn
D – Ajax Zappitello, Maryland
G – Liam Entenmann, Notre Dame
 
SECOND TEAM
A – Payton Cormier, Virginia
A – Sam King, Harvard
A – TJ Malone, Penn State
A – Brennan O'Neill, Duke
M – Andrew McAdorey, Duke
M – Jake Stevens, Syracuse
M – Alexander Vardaro, Georgetown
SSDM – Dylan Hess, Georgetown
SSDM – Jackson Peters, Navy
FO – Alec Stathakis, Denver
LSM – Will Donovan, Notre Dame
D – Jimmy Freehill, Denver
D – AJ Pilate, Army
D – Scott Smith, Johns Hopkins
G – Emmet Carroll, Penn
 
THIRD TEAM
A – Garrett Degnon, Johns Hopkins
A – Louis Perfetto, Boston University
A – Joey Spallina, Syracuse
A – Justin Tiernan, Michigan
M – Max Krevsky, Yale
M – Griffin Schutz, Virginia
M – Mikey Weisshaar, Towson
SSDM – Eli Fisher, Ohio State
SSDM – Grant Haus, Penn State
FO – Will Coletti, Army
LSM – AJ Mercurio, Denver
D – Richard Checo, Lehigh
D – Billy Dwan, Syracuse
D – Cole Kastner, Virginia
G – Michael Gianforcaro, Princeton
 
HONORABLE MENTION
A – Jacob Angelus, Johns Hopkins
A – Ryan Bell, Providence
A – Michael Boehm, Michigan
A – Aidan Carroll, Georgetown
A – Nick DeMaio, Towson
A – Owen Duffy, North Carolina
A – Owen Hiltz, Syracuse
A – Chris Kavanagh, Notre Dame
A – Michael Long, Cornell
A – Coulter Mackesy, Princeton
A – Morgan O'Reilly, Sacred Heart
A – Ryan Stines, Utah
A – JP Ward, Delaware
A – Dalton Young, Richmond
A – Josh Zawada, Duke
M – Eric Dobson, Notre Dame
M – Hunter Drouin, Colgate
M – Hugh Kelleher, Cornell
M – Michael Leo, Syracuse
M – Lance Madonna, Richmond
M – Devon McLane, Notre Dame
M – Jacob Morin, Army
M – Chad Palumbo, Princeton
M – Adam Poitras, Loyola
M – Charlie Pope, Vermont
M – Cam Rubin, Penn
M – Eric Spanos, Maryland
M – Finn Thomson, Syracuse
SSDM – Chris Bardak, Air Force
SSDM – Brett Martin, Johns Hopkins
SSDM – Andrew O'Berry, Harvard
SSDM – Marquez White, Princeton
SSDM – Casey Wilson, Denver
SSDM – Chase Yager, Virginia
FO – James Ball, Georgetown
FO – Nathan LaLiberte, Bryant
FO – Will Lynch, Notre Dame
FO – Machado Rodriguez, Yale
FO – Luke Wierman, Maryland
LSM – Tyler Carpenter, Duke
LSM – Roy Meyer, Boston University
LSM – Jack Stuzin, Yale
LSM – Ben Wayer, Virginia
LSM – Max Yates, Colgate
LSM – Stephen Zupicich, Villanova
D – Colby Barsz, Towson
D – Jackson Bonitz, Navy
D – Charlie Cave, Brown
D – Chris Conlin, Notre Dame
D – Marcus Hudgins, Ohio State
D – Patrick Morrison, Boston University
D – Colin Mulshine, Princeton
D – Patrick Pisano, Yale
D – Alex Ross, Penn State
D – Jayson Singer, Cornell
D – Beaudan Szuluk, Johns Hopkins
D – Levi Verch, Saint Joseph's
D – Mason Woodward, Marquette
G – Ryan Della Rocco, Jacksonville
G – Kevin Ellington, Delaware
G – Jack Fracyon, Penn State
G – JC Higginbotham, Bellarmine
G – Chayse Ierlan, Johns Hopkins
G – Matt Knote, UMass
G – Wyatt Knust, Cornell
G – Will Mark, Syracuse
G – Mason Oak, Quinnipiac