How Pat Kavanagh Won The Tewaaraton

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Pat Kavanagh has claimed the 2024 Tewaaraton trophy along with his national championship. The creative two-handed attackman has changed the game of lacrosse more than most realize. He combined the creative and tough side of the game, unlike any player before him. Most people see players who throw behind the backs as flashy or inefficient but Pat defied both stereotypes. He rides harder than anyone else in college lacrosse and gets the gritty groundballs. His value of possession spans his creativity, where he will always take the shot with the largest angle or deception. This all garnered him 80 points this season, the highest tally of his career. Whether from X dodges or behind-the-back feeds Kavanagh produced anywhere on the field and elevated his teammates. Many believe that Entenmann deserved the Tewaaraton over Pat this season. Considering his dominance with 195 saves and a 57% rate there is a strong argument for this. In my opinion, it could have gone either way. The committee most likely valued Pat's 6 points in the final and all the work he does off the ball to elevate his team. Pat now makes the jump to the PLL and I am sure he will do great things. Today I am going to show what makes Pat Kavanagh so good.