Dylan Watson - 2023 - Men's Lacrosse - Jacksonville University

2023 Men's Lacrosse

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14 Dylan Watson

Position Attack
Height 5-10
Weight 195
Class Graduate Student
Hometown Guelph, Ontario
Highschool The Hill Academy
Prev School Georgetown

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USA Lacrosse Magazine Preseason All-American: 2023
Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American: 2023
Tewaaraton Award Watch List: 2023
ASUN Offensive Player of the Week: 3/21/23
USILA Dynamic Team of the Week: 3/21/23

As a Fifth Year (2023)

Appeared in 16 games for the Dolphins, making 14 starts
Named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List before the season
Pre-Season All-American by USA Lacrosse Magazine and Inside Lacrosse
Team leader in goals (36) and points (45)
Scored in 13 games with 12 being multi-goal games
Scored nine points against Robert Morris on Mar. 18, good for the second most in a single game in program history.
Named the ASUN Player of the week and as part of the USILA Dynamic Team of the Week on Mar. 21

Prior to Jacksonville:

Played four years at Georgetown University.
In 67 games with the Hoyas, scored 119 goals.
Helped Georgetown to three Big East Championships.
In 2022, Watson scored 58 goals, averaging 3.41 goals per game which ranked fourth in the country.
Was named the unanimous 2022 Big East Attack Player of the Year.
Named USA Lacrosse Magazine and USILA All-American last spring.
Went to high school at The Hill Academy.
Named the GEICO National High School Tournament MVP as a junior in 2017 and the GEICO National High School Tournament Championship Player of the Game as a senior in 2018.
Selected to the 2016 Midget All-Star Team in the Ontario Lacrosse Association.
Drafted to the Orangeville Northmen Junior A Lacrosse Team in 2017, would earn the 2017 Rookie of the Year award.
Helped the Orangeville Northmen Junior A Team to the 2019 Minto Cup Championship.

Personal:

The son of Bob and Nicole Watson.
Has one sister, Sydney.
Father, Bob, played in the National Lacrosse League from 1996-2011, and was inducted to the NLL Hall of Fame in 2011.
Selected 2nd overall by the Las Vegas Desert Dogs in the 2022 NLL Entry Draft.