Schmeisser Award

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The William C. Schmeisser Award is an award given to the nation's most outstanding NCAA lacrosse defenseman. The award is named after "Father Bill" Schmeisser, a player and coach for Johns Hopkins University in the early 1900's. ^[1]

Year	Player	School
1942	Tyler Campbell	Princeton University
1943	George Riepe	Johns Hopkins University
1944	Fred Allner, Jr.	Cornell University
1945	Charles Guy	United States Naval Academy
1946	Bob Fetters	University of Maryland
1947	Fred Allner, Jr.	Princeton University
1948	John McEnery	United States Military Academy
1949	Lloyd Bunting	Johns Hopkins University
1950	Kin Yellott	Yale University
1951	Joe Sollers	Johns Hopkins University
1952	Bill Hubbell	University of Maryland
1953	Jack Johnson	United States Military Academy
1954	Stan Swanson	United States Naval Academy
1955	John Raster	United States Naval Academy
1956	John Simmons	University of Maryland
1957	Ben Glyphis	United States Military Academy
1958	Walt Mitchell	Johns Hopkins University
1959	Don Tillar	United States Military Academy
1960	Bill Carpenter	United States Military Academy
1961	Mike Byrne	Johns Hopkins University
1962	Bob Fuelhart	United States Military Academy
1963	Mike Coughlin	United States Naval Academy
1964	Jim Campbell	United States Naval Academy
1965	Pat Donnelly	United States Naval Academy
1966	Hank Kaestner	Johns Hopkins University
1967	Hank Kaestner	Johns Hopkins University
1968	Carl Tamulevich	United States Naval Academy
1969	Mike Clark	Johns Hopkins University
1970	Greg Murphy	United States Naval Academy
1971	John Burnap	Cornell University
1972	Tom O’Leary	United States Military Academy
1973	Mike Thearle	University of Maryland
1974	Boo Smith	University of Virginia
1975	John Lawlor	United States Naval Academy
1976	Mike Farrell	University of Maryland
1977	Chris Kane	Cornell University
1978	Chris Kane	Cornell University
1979	Mark Greenberg	Johns Hopkins University
1980	Mark Greenberg	Johns Hopkins University
1981	Bob Henry	United States Military Academy
1982	George McGeeney	University of Maryland Baltimore County
1983	Steve Byrne	University of Virginia
1984	Tom Haus	University of North Carolina
1985	John DeTommaso	Johns Hopkins University
1986	Tom Haus	University of North Carolina
1986	Tom Haus	University of North Carolina
1988	Dave Pietramala	Johns Hopkins University
1989	Dave Pietramala	Johns Hopkins University
1990	Pat McCabe	Syracuse University
1991	Graham Harden	University of North Carolina
1992	Brian Burlace	University of Maryland
1992	David Morrow	Princeton University
1993	David Morrow	Princeton University
1994	Reid Jackson	Rutgers University
1995	Dan Radebaugh	University of Maryland
1996	Tyler Hardy	Duke University
1997	Brian Kuczma	Johns Hopkins University
1998	Christian Cook	Princeton University
1999	Ryan Curtis	University of Virginia
2000	Marshall Abrams	Syracuse University
2001	Ryan Mollett	Princeton University
2002	John Glatzel	Syracuse University
2003	Michael Howley	University of Maryland
2004	Lee Zink ^[2]	University of Maryland
2005	Brodie Merrill ^[3]	Georgetown University
2006	Mike Culver ^[4]	University of Virginia