Mitchell Dunham

Mitchell Dunham during Richmond's game at Saint Joseph's on April 25, 2025

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Position:
Defense
Height:
6-5
Weight:
220
Class:
Graduate Student
Hometown:
Hamilton, Ontario
High School:
Everest Academy

Prior to Richmond (at Mount St. Mary's)

2024 (Graduate):

Started all 18 games
21st pick of 2025 PLL College Draft selected by the Utah Archers
Inside Lacrosse All-America Honorable Mention
USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America Honorable Mention
USILA All-America Honorable Mention
First Team All-Atlantic 10
Ranked third in the country and second all-time in program history in single-season caused turnovers with 38
Fourth in the nation with 2.11 per game
Collected 52 ground balls
Recorded a season-high five caused turnovers twice (March 22 vs Georgetown and April 12 vs High Point)
Named A-10 Defensive Player of the Week twice following Georgetown and High Point games

2024 (Senior):
Earned a second consecutive spot on the First Team All-MAAC for defense ... Selected as a Honorable Mention Preseason All-American from USA Lacrosse and Co-Preseason Player of the Year by the MAAC ... Started all 15 games, collecting 69 ground balls and causing 30 turnovers ... Also assisted on the offensive side with four assists on goals ... Finished season second all-time in Mount history for caused turnovers with 86 and tied for ninth in ground balls with 187 ... Reached eight ground balls twice during the season in games against VMI in March and Marist in April ... Earned five CT's in the game against NJIT in February ... Had two assists in the Canisius game April 10.

2023 (Junior):
Recipient of the MAAC Defensive Player of The Year and First Team All-MAAC member ... Picked up a team high 75 ground balls this season and caused a team high 32 turnovers while starting all 16 games ... Had six total points this season with six assists … Recorded two multi assist games, one against UMBC and one against Quinnipiac ... Helped the Mount achieve top 10 in the country for caused turnovers and was personally ninth in the nation with an average of two per game ... Most successful individual effort came on March 25th with eight ground balls and six caused turnovers against Wagner.

2022 (Sophomore):
Member of the NEC All-Rookie Team, making vast strides ... Defensive starter for all 15 games, leading team in caused turnovers with 24 and third on the squad with 43 ground balls ... Caused turnover total is the fourth most for a Mountaineer in the Division I era ... Best performance was the VMI game March 4th, where Dunham picked up seven ground balls and caused six turnovers ... Matched his season high ground ball in the Merrimack game ... Scored in the Mercer game March 10th and provided a pair of assists in the LIU game April 9th.

2021 (Freshman):
Did not make an appearance