Columbia, MD - Six members of the Howard Community College Dragons men's lacrosse team received All-Region honors this past week, capping off a successful season.
These include one First-Team member, four Second-Team members, and one honorable mention.
John Stubbs (Catonsville, MD/Boys Latin)
John Stubbs (Catonsville, MD/Boys Latin) was the Dragon's offensive leader in 2025, leading the team in goals, points, and shots. He finished his freshman year with 41 goals, 16 assists, 114 total shots, and 21 ground balls. Stubbs scored a season-high seven goals on 15 shots in the opening match against Army Prep. Stubbs ranked fourth in Region 20 for total goals and third in total shots. For his successes during the season, Stubbs was named to the All-Region team, All-Tournament team for the Region 20 Tournament, and was named to the U20 Men' National Team for Australia.
Logan Foust (Ellicott City, MD/Mt. Hebron)
Logan Foust (Ellicott City, MD/Mt. Hebron) started every game this past season as an attacker, emerging as one of the Dragons most dynamic shooters. Foust finished the season with 27 goals, 12 assists, and 82 total shots. Known for his tough behind-the-net shots, Foust was a key contributor to Howard's high-scoring offense, scoring a season-high six goals and four assists against Army Prep. He was named to the All-Region second team.
Jack Feys (Poolesville, MD/Poolesville)
The sophomore defensive star started every game for the Dragons this past season, leading the Dragons in most defensive categories. Feys finished the season with 30 ground balls and 25 caused turnovers, setting career highs in both against CCBC Essex. He was named to the All-Region second team.
Aidan Ro (Ellicott City, MD/Marriotts Ridge)
The Dragons face-off specialist started all but one game for the Dragons, compiling a team-leading 51 ground balls. Ro finished the season with a face-off record of 105-242, good enough for a .434% success rate. He was named to the All-Region second team.
Lewis Collora (Columbia, MD/Wilde Lake)
The Dragons' starting goalie started all but one game this season, compiling a 4-6 record in net. Collora made 157 saves for the Dragons and ranked in the top five for all major goalie statistics. Collora finished the season second in fewest goals against, third in goals-against-average, second in saves, and second in save percentage. He was named to the All-Region second team.
William Pesce (Derwood, MD/Col. Zadok Magruder)
The freshman attacker started all 13 games for the Dragons, recording 27 goals, 16 assists, and 43 total points. His best performance of the season was a four-goal games against the College of DuPage, and he recorded a season-high five assists against Herkimer College. Pesce was named to the All-Region honorable mention team.
