WASHINGTON, D.C. - Victor Rosado was named a United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association Honorable Mention All-American after a standout senior campaign for the Cardinals. 

The Miami, Fla. native picks up his first career All-America honor after being named the Landmark Offensive Player of the Year earlier this spring. He is the first Cardinal since Kevin Crowley and Tynan Hillery were honored in 2022 to earn USILA All-America honors. 

Rosado, now a three-time all-conference selection, is the first player to earn Landmark Conference Offensive Player of the Year honors since Kevin Crowley in 2021. The Miami, Fla. native is the program's all-time leader in assists and points while ranking fifth in goals scored. This season, Rosado became the eighth player in Landmark Conference history to surpass 200 career points. He currently sits at 223 points with a career-high 76 points this season. 

For his career, Rosado has been named All-Landmark First Team twice and All-Landmark Second Team once. He has 120 career goals and 103 assists while also contributing 118 ground balls to the cause. Rosado has reset the Catholic record books, setting a new single-season mark for assists while also breaking the program record for points in a season.