Lynchburg, Va. -- Fifth year midfielder Jake Rust and junior short stick defensive middie Parker Sealey of the University of Lynchburg men's lacrosse team were tabbed as United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association All-Americans, announced by the USILA on Thursday. 

Sealey was named to the All-American Second Team while Rust was selected for the All-American Third Team. Last week, Rust was named an All-American by USA Lacrosse Magazine. Rust led the team in goals scored this season with 49 goals. After another phenomenal season, Rust completed his collegiate career with the third-most goals (187) and fifth-most points (231) in program history. 

Sealey was a physical force on the defensive side of the ball and made noise on the offensive side in transition. As a defensive midfielder, Sealey netter 17 goals and added four assists. He scooped up 47 ground balls and forced eight opponent turnovers.

Honorable mentions for the USILA All-American selections included junior attackman Riley Hastings, sophomore middie Liam Holman, junior long stick midfielder Luke Meadows, junior defenseman Kylar Mahoney, senior goalie Andrew Miller, and junior faceoff specialist Riley Frankel.

To view the complete list of USILA All-American selections, click here.

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