Seven Maryland men’s lacrosse players attend USA national team training camp

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Last updated Oct 13, 2026

Seven Maryland men’s lacrosse players attend USA national team training camp
Summary

Seven members of the Maryland men’s lacrosse program participated in the USA national team training camp ahead of the 2027 World Lacrosse men’s championship. Among the players are defenseman AJ Larkin, who stands out as he currently has no professional team. Others include Luke Wierman and Ajax Zappitello, both from the 2024 graduating class, and former standout defensemen Brett Makar, Matt Dunn, and goalkeeper Logan McNaney. Logan Wisnauskas is the sole attacker from Maryland on the initial 45-man roster. The camp is an essential step as the team prepares for the upcoming championship.

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  • •Seven Terps are on the initial 45-man roster for training camp.
  • •AJ Larkin is the only player without a professional team.
  • •Luke Wierman and Ajax Zappitello aim for final roster spots after strong PLL performances.
  • •Logan Wisnauskas is the only former attacker representing Maryland.
  • •Training camp is a preparation phase for the 2027 championship.
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