Washington College

Kyle Mitten made a major impact as a dominant long-stick midfielder and defenseman after transferring to Washington College prior to his sophomore season. 

The Wilton, Connecticut native led the Shoremen to a NCAA Division III Men’s Lacrosse Tournament appearance in 2003 after the squad captured the Centennial Conference Championship. The following season, the Shoremen advanced all the way to the semifinals in the NCAA Division III Tournament after the team finished with an 18-3 mark. The team went 10-5 and advanced to the Centennial Conference Finals in 2005. 

Individually, Kyle was a 2004 All-American first team pick in 2004 and earned second team accolades in 2003 and 2005. He was a Centennial Conference first team pick all three years as well as an ECAC South All-Star. 

Kyle was selected to compete in the prestigious 2005 North-South Senior All-Star game and earned the athletic department's Senior Athletic Award. He finished with 101 ground balls during his career and led the team to a combined record of 40-12.

Kyle currently resides in Hood River, Oregon.

Washington College considers it an honor and privilege to induct Kyle Mitten into its Athletic Hall of Fame on this 2nd day of October, 2021.