KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The NAIA released the men's lacrosse national honors on Thursday morning, with four Warriors earning All-American honors. Devin Macomber highlighted the honors for the Warriors, being named NAIA National Player of the Year and earning a spot on the All-American First Team. Joining Macomber as a First Team All-American was Kyle TwoBulls, while Jake Deacon was named Second Team All-American, and Carter Krizmanich was named Third Team All-American.
 
Devin Macomber – NAIA Player of the Year/First Team All-American
Macomber, a senior from Tecumseh, Michigan, earned his All-American Honors after starting all 17 games for the Warriors this season. Macomber led the Warriors' Offense with team highs in points, with 104, which puts him second in the country, goals with 65, which is the most in the country, and assists with 39. He also had 41 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers. Macomber becomes the second Warrior to claim the NAIA Player of the Year award after Andrew Ryan won Tech's first in 2022 and his 104 points this season set a new single season record at Tech, surpassing Will McKinney's mark of 102 back in 2017.
 
Kyle TwoBulls – First Team All-American
TwoBulls, a senior from St. Charles, Illinois, earns First Team honors after starting all 17 games in goal for the Orange and Black this season, tallying 963 minutes between the pipes. TwoBulls holds a 13-4 record on the season, allowing 151 goals while recording 205 saves. He has also recorded 51 ground balls and caused 12 turnovers.
 
Jake Deacon – Second Team All-American
Deacon, a sophomore from Fox Lake, Illinois, picked up his Second Team honor after starting 16 of the 17 games he played this season. The midfielder finished third on the team in points, tallying 60 on 43 goals and 17 assists. He would also grab 46 ground balls and cause 20 turnovers.
 
Carter Krizmanich – Third Team All-American
Krizmanich, a redshirt freshman from Bristol, Indiana, earns his Third Team honor after starting all 16 games he appeared in this season. The defender finished the season with 47 ground balls and 26 caused turnovers, while posting two points on two goals.