CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard men's lacrosse senior captain Logan Ip has been named a Second Team All-America by the United State Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association, the organization announced today (May 21). Ip's selection is a historic honor for the Crimson as he becomes just the fifth Harvard student-athlete this century to earn a spot on an All-American team.
 
A leader on and off the field, Ip closed his Harvard career as one of the program's most productive offensive midfielders, amassing 112 career points on 66 goals and 46 assists. Named an All-American by all three major lacrosse outlets (USILA, Inside Lacrosse, USA Lacrosse), Ip was a centerpiece of the historic Crimson offensive unit over the past three seasons.
 
Ip's All-America recognition caps a standout senior campaign in which he helped Harvard record nine wins – including the program's upset win over No. 1 Syracuse (Feb. 21) – and qualify for the Ivy League tournament for the second consecutive season. One of the best 50/50 players in the Ivy League, Ip shined both as a scorer and a distributor, logging 18 goals and a team-best 17 assists.
 
A native of Newport Coast, California, Ip completes his Harvard career as one of the most decorated players in team history. His Second Team USILA All-America nod adds to a list of honors that includes 2026 Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Second Team All-America spots, a 2025 USILA and Inside Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-America nomination, a 2025 USA Lacrosse Third Team All-America spot, three All-Ivy League awards and three All-New England honors.
 
The USILA All-America teams are selected annually by the organization's coaches and recognize the top players across NCAA men's lacrosse.