Columbia, MD - Three members of the 2026 Howard Community College men's lacrosse team earned First Team All-American honors from the NJCAA, while three more Dragons were selected to the Second Team following another standout season for the nationally ranked program.
Freshman defenseman Evan Tubb, sophomore midfielder John Stubbs, and freshman attacker Lukas Rozon were each named NJCAA First Team All-Americans after helping lead Howard to another deep postseason run against one of the toughest schedules in the country.
Tubb emerged as one of the premier defensive players in the NJCAA during his freshman campaign. The long-stick defender anchored a Howard defense that consistently shut down some of the nation's top offenses, collecting caused turnovers and ground balls throughout the year while routinely matching up against opponents' top attackers. His physical on-ball defense and transition play made him one of the most impactful freshmen in the country.
Stubbs capped off a dominant sophomore season by earning First Team honors in the midfield after serving as one of the Dragons' top all-around players. Stubbs finished the season with 41 goals and 28 assists for 69 points while adding 58 ground balls, showcasing his ability to impact the game offensively and defensively. His combination of scoring, toughness, and transition play helped Howard control possession and pace throughout the season.
Rozon quickly established himself as one of the nation's most dangerous offensive weapons during his freshman season. The attacker finished the year with 58 goals and 31 assists for 89 points, leading Howard's high-powered offense while producing several explosive performances in conference and postseason play. Rozon's ability to create offense both as a scorer and distributor made him one of the top freshmen in junior college lacrosse.
Howard also placed three student-athletes on the NJCAA Second Team All-American list, highlighting the depth and balance of the Dragons roster.
Sophomore goalkeeper Lewis Collora earned Second Team honors after posting another strong season in net for Howard. Collora recorded 191 saves on the year while serving as one of the top goalkeepers in Region 20. His ability to make clutch stops in key moments helped keep Howard among the top defensive teams in the NJCAA.
Sophomore defenseman Joseph Wolfe was recognized for his consistency and leadership on the defensive end. Wolfe played a major role in Howard's defensive success throughout the season, helping the Dragons limit opposing scoring opportunities while contributing key ground balls and caused turnovers.
Sophomore attacker Logan Foust rounded out Howard's All-American selections following another productive offensive season. Foust totaled 43 goals and 25 assists for 68 points, giving Howard another dangerous scoring option alongside Rozon and the Dragons' explosive attack unit.
With six total All-American selections, Howard Community College once again demonstrated its place among the NJCAA's elite men's lacrosse programs. The Dragons' combination of experienced sophomores and impact freshmen helped power another successful season while continuing Howard's tradition of national recognition.
