SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference regular-season champion Westminster University landed a pair of individual award winners and placed 12 student-athletes on the 2026 All-RMAC Teams, the league announced Thursday.
Senior Luke Sillstrop was named the RMAC Attacker of the Year and senior Christian Jones earned the RMAC Goalkeeper of the Year award, giving the Griffins two of the conference's six individual honors.
Sillstrop — RMAC Attacker of the Year
Sillstrop led the RMAC and ranked 16th among Division II scorers with 3.21 goals per game, scoring 45 goals in 14 games with a goal in 13 of his 14 outings. He ranked third nationally with nine man-up goals, 35th in shot percentage (.446), and 37th in points per game (4.00), all ranking either first or second in the RMAC. Sillstrop scored three or more goals in nine of his 10 RMAC outings, including five times during the Griffins' regular-season ending six-game win streak that clinched sole possession of the RMAC regular-season title. After earning Second Team All-RMAC honors in 2025, Sillstrop moves up to the First Team this season.
Jones — RMAC Goalkeeper of the Year
Jones led the RMAC with a 9.55 goals-against average, which ranked 18th among Division II goalkeepers. He also led the RMAC and ranked sixth nationally with a .603 save percentage, and was third in the league with 10.00 saves per game. In league play alone, Jones posted an 8.89 goals-against average, a .601 save percentage, and 10.10 saves per game, leading the conference in the first two categories and finishing third in saves per game.
2026 All-RMAC Selections
Westminster placed five student-athletes on the First Team All-RMAC squad: Jones (GK), Sillstrop (A), Duke DeVault (M), Liam Sweeney (D), and Ben Weber (LSM). Weber earns the honor for the second consecutive season.
Five Griffins earned Second Team All-RMAC recognition: Daxton Jensen (M), Jake Bloom (D), George Phelps (D), Cale Gunter (SSD), and Ashton Karch (FO). Gunter is a repeat Second Team honoree.
Ridge Crouch and Boden Laforce each received Honorable Mention All-RMAC recognition.
Westminster's 12 total honorees lead the conference heading into this weekend's RMAC Men's Lacrosse Championship Tournament, which the Griffins will host at Dumke Field in Salt Lake City. Westminster opens play against No. 4 seed Northwest Nazarene on Friday, April 24 at 4 p.m. MT.
