MANCHESTER, N.H. – Senior Will Harvey (Franklin, Mass.) and junior Nick Larsen (Northborough, Mass.) of the Saint Anselm College men's lacrosse team have been named All-American Honorable Mention by the USA Lacrosse Magazine.

The Hawks collected their second-ever win in the NCAA Division II Men's Lacrosse Championship on May 10, downing Mercy College by a 17-16 score. With the win, Saint Anselm improved to 10-4 on the season and will meet Mercyhurst University in the NCAA Quarterfinals on Sunday, May 14. The Hawks have now recorded at least 10 wins in each of the last three seasons.

Harvey, a Northeast-10 Conference All-Conference First Team selection in 2023, has appeared in all 14 games, drawing a career-high 12 starts. The senior has netted a pair of goals and recorded an assist for three points and has collected 28 ground balls while causing seven turnovers for the Hawks as a short-stick defensive midfielder. He was selected as the NE10 Defensive Player of the Week earlier this season for the first time in his collegiate career.

The senior opened the season with an assist against Saint Rose before recording his first goal of the season against Bentley on Mar. 11. In the contest against the Falcons, Harvey scooped up six ground balls and caused a pair of turnovers. The senior later netted a goal at Bentley on Apr. 1.

In 43 career games in a Hawks uniform, Harvey has scored four goals and assisted on four others for eight points. The senior has collected 63 ground balls and caused 23 turnovers for Saint Anselm.

Larsen, who claim All-NE10 Second Team honors, has scored 10 goals and assisted on 11 others for 21 points through 11 games played this season. Larsen has attempted 43 shots with 24 of them going on target, good for a 0.558 shots on goal percentage. He has added a career-high 15 ground balls and matched a career-high with two caused turnovers in 2023.

The junior opened the season with one goal and three assists for four points against Saint Rose on Mar. 1 before scoring three goals and assisting on one in a win over Saint Michael's on Apr. 15. In the NCAA tournament game at Mercy, Larsen scored one goal and added an assist while claiming two ground balls.

In 40 career games, Larsen has netted 38 goals and assisted on 61 others for 99 points, needing just one to reach the 100-point mark. The junior has been credited with one game-winner and three extra-man goals while scooping up 40 ground balls and causing five turnovers.