Stevenson senior attack Jimmy Dailey was named the National Player of the Year, classmate Evan Douglass was named the national Defender of the Year and Salisbury's Johnny Rodriguez was picked as the national Goalkeeper of the Year, leading 19 CAC players onto the 2011 U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) All-America team.

CAC regular-season champion Stevenson and playoff champion Salisbury each placed nine players on the 2011 USILA All-America team. 

Dailey and Douglass were first-team All-America honorees for Stevenson and was picked as the best player at their position in the country. 

Rodriguez was one of three Sea Gulls picked for the top national team and was named the GK of the Year.  Also earning first-team All-America recognition for Salisbury, which will play in Sunday's national championship game against Tufts at Ravens Stadium in Baltimore, were attackman Matt Cannone and midfielder Sam Bradman, who was the 2010 National Midfielder of the Year.

Second-team All-America recognition went to Stevenson attacker Neal Barthelme and midfielder Kyle Moffitt while Mustang short stick specialist Ray Witte was the only CAC player to earn third-team All-America consideration.

St. Mary's also earned one nod on the 2011 All-America team for senior attack Dennis Rosson.  He was one of 11 CAC players to earn Honorable Mention recognition this season.

Joining Rosson on the HM attack line were Stevenson's Richie Ford and Salisbury's Erik Krum and Anthony Mendes. 

Salisbury had three midfielders on the honorable mention team, including Tyler Granelli, Andrew Sellers and Shawn Zordani, along with Stevenson midfielders Sean Calabrese and Tony Rossi.

Stevenson's Kyle Menendez and Salisbury's Nick Mooney were honorable mention All-America defenders.

Click here for the link to the complete 2011 USILA All-America team.