JACKSONVILLE, Fla. --- Jacksonville senior defenseman Quinn Fuller was named the Maxwell Hartong Endowment Award Winner for 2026. 

The award is a scholarship in honor of former Dolphin Max Hartong, who passed away in 2022. Max was a captain and leader for the Dolphins before graduating in 2017 and pursuing his dreams in his post-JU life. This award supports a men's lacrosse graduate as they pursue a postgraduate degree, helping the next generation of Jacksonville lacrosse players chase their dreams as Max did.

Bryan & Cindy Hartong: "We could not be more pleased to award the annual Maxwell Hartong Endowment Award to Quinn Fuller. The Maxwell Hartong Endowment Award was established to keep Max's legacy alive by helping others pursue their dreams. 

"Max had a deep sense of purpose and always strove to better himself and help those around him. His dedication to achieving his goals and his drive to succeed in all he did were contagious. Quinn embodies these qualities, and we could not be more pleased to present this year's award to Quinn Fuller."

Head Coach John Galloway: "First, I want to thank both Bryan and Cindy Hartong for their commitment to the Max Hartong Scholarship fund. Max's legacy will always live on in our program, and this scholarship serves as a tangible example of Max still touching the lives of the young men in our program in a very meaningful way. 

"Quinn stood out as a perfect candidate as this year's recipient. His humble approach, steadfast work ethic, and commitment to our program is evident every day. I couldn't be more grateful to have him in our building and I know he will carry this responsibility with great pride."

Quinn Fuller: "It is such an honor to be the recipient of the Maxwell Hartong Endowment Award. I want to sincerely thank the Hartong family for this incredible opportunity. Max's legacy has inspired me since I arrived at Jacksonville University, and will continue to inspire me to chase my dreams and ultimately become the best version of myself. I am grateful for your belief and investment in my future."

After graduating this spring, Fuller will become a double Dolphin as he continues his education at the Davis College of Business at Jacksonville University this upcoming academic year.