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Trainor Tabbed College Crosse All-America Honorable Mention
May 17, 2021 | Men's Lacrosse
Graduate student midfielder recorded 18 points, 22 groundballs and seven caused turnovers during 10-game season
AMHERST, Mass. - University of Massachusetts men's lacrosse midfielder Jeff Trainor earned his second all-America accolade in as many days with his selection for College Crosse All-America Honorable Mention, as announced by the media organization on Monday. Trainor previously took home Inside Lacrosse All-America Honorable Mention on Sunday.
Trainor impacted all facets of the team's midfield play during 2021 as he ran with the first and second-line offensive units, during clear and ride situations, as a member of the faceoff wing and during defensive sets as a short-stick midfielder. He posted 18 points on nine goals and nine assists, grabbed 22 groundballs and caused seven turnovers during the 10-game season.
The Billerica, Massachusetts, native concluded his UMass playing days as the program's all-time highest scoring midfielder with 147 points through 85 goals and 62 assists. Among the program's all-time record-holders regardless of position, Trainor finished tied for 16th in points, 18th in assists and 21st in goals. He also tied for the 21st-most caused turnovers in team history.
Trainor departs Massachusetts for the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) where he will suit up for the Archers LC during the upcoming PLL campaign. Archers LC drafted Trainor in the third round with the 18th overall selection in the 2021 PLL Collegiate Draft. He reunites with former teammate and faceoff specialist Noah Rak '18 and will play alongside UMass Class of 2013 attack Will Manny on the Archers.
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Trainor impacted all facets of the team's midfield play during 2021 as he ran with the first and second-line offensive units, during clear and ride situations, as a member of the faceoff wing and during defensive sets as a short-stick midfielder. He posted 18 points on nine goals and nine assists, grabbed 22 groundballs and caused seven turnovers during the 10-game season.
The Billerica, Massachusetts, native concluded his UMass playing days as the program's all-time highest scoring midfielder with 147 points through 85 goals and 62 assists. Among the program's all-time record-holders regardless of position, Trainor finished tied for 16th in points, 18th in assists and 21st in goals. He also tied for the 21st-most caused turnovers in team history.
Trainor departs Massachusetts for the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) where he will suit up for the Archers LC during the upcoming PLL campaign. Archers LC drafted Trainor in the third round with the 18th overall selection in the 2021 PLL Collegiate Draft. He reunites with former teammate and faceoff specialist Noah Rak '18 and will play alongside UMass Class of 2013 attack Will Manny on the Archers.
Follow Massachusetts men's lacrosse on Twitter (@UMassMLacrosse), Instagram (@UMassMLAX) and Facebook (/UMassMensLacrosse).
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