2026 Men's Lacrosse Roster

Sydney Smith
Sydney Smith
Tim Smith
Tim Smith
Mason Cumashot
Sydney Smith
Sydney Smith
Sydney Smith
Sydney Smith
Sydney Smith

10 Daniel Siaton

  • Height 5-11
  • Weight 185
  • Class Senior
  • Hometown Malvern, Pa.
  • Highschool Great Valley

Biography

2026 - Senior Season - Capped off his career as one of the finest short-stick defensive midfielders in program history while earning second-team All-American honors from USA Lacrosse Magazine ... Also was an honorable mention USILA All-American ... Garnered first-team All-Conference accolades and was a second-team All-State pick as well ... Saw action in all 22 games and secured 40 ground balls, which ranked first among all SSDMs in the Coastal Lacrosse Conference ... Also caused 14 turnovers during the season ... Had at least one strip in 11 of his appearances, including two takeaways against Grove City on February 28 ... Also had a pair of caused turnovers in both battles against Mary Washington after stifling the Eagles during the regular season on April 1 before returning with an identical performance in the semifinals of the league tournament on April 29 ... Continued his postseason work with another takeaway and three ground balls in the opening game of the NCAA Tournament against Pfeiffer on May 9 ... Came back with two more rollers in the third round win over No. 13 Washington and Lee on May 10 before pocketing one more in the NCAA Quarterfinals against No. 12 Wesleyan on May 16 ... Picked up at least one ground ball in 19 of his 22 outings, including seven battles against nationally-ranked competition ... Snagged a pair of rollers in a 16-9 win over No. 9 Gettysburg on February 14 ... Added a takeaway in back-to-back top-25 showdowns against No. 12 Washington and Lee on February 18 and No. 17 Stevenson on February 21 ... Extended his impressive early-season run with a caused turnover, three ground balls, and two assists in a victory over Randolph-Macon on February 25 ... Helped out on the offensive end throughout the year while finishing with seven points, including six assists ... Posted two points, including a goal, in a league win at Kean on April 4 ... Added regular season helpers against Ohio Northern on March 8 and Roanoke on April 8 ... Returned in the playoffs with one final assist during a dramatic 13-12 win over No. 13 Washington and Lee on May 10 ... Served as a centerpiece on the program's transition unit and helped the squad rank fifth in the NCAA with a remarkable .904 clearing percentage ... Kicked off the year as an Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine honorable mention Preseason All-American ... Also excelled in the classroom and received CSC Academic All-District nods and was a USILA Scholar All-American ... Concluded his tenure ranked 11th in program history with 81 career appearances.

2025 - Junior Season - Made an impact on both ends of the field while shining as one of the program's top short-stick specialists ... Appeared in all 22 games and collected 34 ground balls ... Had at least one roller in 15 of his appearances and pocketed two or more on 10 occasions ... Matched his season-high with four ground balls in the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Championship at No. 2 Salisbury on May 4 ... Earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team for that performance ... Also had four ground balls in early-season wins over Hampden-Sydney on February 8 and Grove City on March 1 ... Stepped up against top-flight competition during an incredible mid-season run ... Had multiple rollers in five straight outings from March 15-31, including nationally-ranked bouts with No. 16 Lynchburg on March 15, No. 1 Tufts on March 20, and No. 10 Washington and Lee on March 31 ... Added two takeaways against the top-ranked Jumbos as well ... Finished the year with nine caused turnovers, including two in wins over Adrian on February 16 and John Carroll on March 5 ... Flashed his athleticism while starring as a key member of the clearing unit ... Helped the Captains rank 20th nationally with a stellar .878 clearing percentage ... Consistently capitalized in transition on the offensive end while finishing with nine points, including four goals ... Landed a blow in back-to-back battles against Adrian on February 15 and No. 18 Stevenson on February 22 ... Came back later in the year with daggers against Scranton on March 2 and Williams on March 26 ... Had a pair of assists in a league triumph over Stockton on April 19 ... Also dished out helpers against Hampden-Sydney on February 8 and Grove City on March 1 ... Was equally impressive in the classroom and secured Academic All-District plaudits for his scholarly endeavors.
 
2024 - Sophomore Season - Remained a valuable reserve on the midfield unit while contributing on both ends of the field ... Saw action in 21 games and finished the season with eight takeaways and four points ... Sank his first goal of the year and grabbed two ground balls in a win over No. 4 Dickinson on March 15 ... Came back with another rocket in the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Semifinals against Stockton on May 1 ... Uncorked 12 total shots during the year, including eight on-target attempts ... Flashed his versatility with two assists and a pair of takeaways in a victory over Berry on February 17 ... Added two more caused turnovers during the third round of the NCAA Tournament against No. 15 Stevens on May 12 ... Appeared in all five postseason games and grabbed two ground balls in the national quarterfinals at No. 2 RIT on May 18 ... Had a takeaway in back-to-back games against Stockton on April 20 and Colorado College on April 21 ... Collected 16 ground balls during the year, including three against Grove City on March 2 ... Hauled in at least one roller in 12 of his outings, including one in top-20 match-ups against No. 3 Tufts on March 6, No. 20 Williams on March 27, and No. 10 Washington & Lee on April 27 ... Took part in all 10 games against nationally-ranked opponents, including both battles with No. 1 Salisbury.

2023 - Freshman Season - Stepped right in as an offensive contributor while helping lead the Captains to the NCAA Final Four during his debut campaign ... Led all freshmen with 11 points, including six assists ... Saw action in 16 total games, including five playoff bouts ... Scored a goal on his first collegiate shot after depositing a dagger against Randolph-Macon on March 1 ... Had a goal and an assist in league victories over Montclair State on March 11 and Mary Washington on April 22 ... Added a first-quarter blast during a nationally-ranked duel against No. 6 Washington & Lee on March 22 ... Registered at least one point in each of his first four appearances, including an assist against Catholic on March 4 ... Continued his success in the postseason, including a pair of helpers during the second round of the NCAA Tournament against Hope on May 12 ... Also had an assist in the semifinals of the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Tournament against Kean on May 5 ... Uncorked 15 total shots during the year and put 11 on cage ... Snagged five ground balls, including one in the third round of the national playoffs against No. 7 Gettysburg on May 13.

At Great Valley - Shined in lacrosse during his time with the Patriots ... Was a two-time All-Conference and All-Area selection for his efforts ... Also received the Team MVP award in 2021 and the Co-Offensive MVP honor in 2022 ... Served as a team captain ... Helped guide the squad to a pair of appearances in the district playoffs ... Earned two letters as a midfielder on the soccer team as well ... Also competed in club lacrosse with the Philadelphia Freedom and Chosen Lacrosse.

Personal - Daniel Bosiljevac Siaton is the son of Warren and Jo Lynn Siaton ... Has an older brother, Alex, and a younger sister, Sophia ... Alex competes in track & field at Vermont ... Quinyon Mitchell is his favorite athlete, and Meek Mill is his favorite musician ... His dream vacation would be a trip to Greece ... "Ted Lasso" is his favorite TV show, and "Gone Girl" is his favorite movie ... Cheesesteaks are his favorite food ... Majoring in accounting.

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Historical Player Information

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    2023Freshman

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    5'11" 170 lbs
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    2024Sophomore

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    5'11" 170 lbs
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    2025Junior

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    5'11" 185 lbs
    10
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    2026Senior

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    5'11" 185 lbs
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