Four members of the Calvin men's lacrosse team have received All-MIAA honors. Junior Drew Garrison and freshman Hudson Thiemann have been named to the All-MIAA First Team while senior Nate Hanson and junior Jordan Warners have been named to the All-MIAA Second Team.

DREW GARRISON (Columbus, Oh./Worthington Kilbourne HS)

Garrison is receiving All-MIAA honors for the first time. A defenseman, Garrisson has turned into one of the top defenders in the MIAA this season. In league play, he led the MIAA in caused turnovers per-game with an average of 3.40 CT's per league contest. He is averaging 3.14 caused turnovers in overall games which ranks 10^th nationally. On the season, Garrison has 62 ground balls overall and has caused 43 opponent turnovers. He has been a two-time MIAA Defensive Player of the Week this season and has been named to the USILA D3 National Team of the Week twice this year.

HUDSON THIEMANN (Plano, Tx./Plano Senior HS)

An offensive midfielder, Thiemann has thrived for the Knights in his first season of collegiate lacrosse. He has 21 goals and four assists for 25 points overall. In conference play he has 13 goals, two assists and 15 points. In league play, he is ranked seventh in goals-per-game (2.17) and 13^th in points-per-game (2.50).

NATE HANSON (Naperville, Ill./Naperville North HS)

A faceoff midfielder, Hanson is receiving All-MIAA Second Team honors for the second straight year. He has won 61 percent (200 of 328) of his faceoffs this season to rank 61^st nationally. He also has 115 ground balls and is ranked 38^th nationally in ground balls per-game (7.67). In conference play, he is ranked second in the MIAA in ground balls per-game (9.50). He also has the second-highest total of faceoff wins in league play with 86. Hanson has been a six-time MIAA Specialist of the Week during his career. He is ranked second on the Calvin career list for ground balls with 376.

JORDAN WARNERS (Orange, Ca./Crean Lutheran HS)

Warners is receiving All-MIAA honors for the first time. An attacker, Warners leads Calvin in scoring with 33 goals, 23 assists and 56 points. In league play, he was 14^th in goals-per-game (1.67) and second in assists (14) and assists-per-game (2.33). He has 64 goals, 57 assists and 121 points in his collegiate career. He is ranked fourth on the Calvin career list in assists and fifth in career points.

The Calvin men's lacrosse team has put together the best record in program history as the Knights are 12-3 overall under the leadership of head coach Dave Hoger. The Knights finished 5-1 in league play for a program-best second place league finish. Calvin will host Albion in an MIAA Tournament semifinal game Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at Calvin Soccer Stadium.