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Table oF ConTenTs/MeDia inFoRMaTionConTenTsTable of Contents/Media Information ........................................ 1This is Hampden-Sydney ..............................................................2

Administration ................................................................3Athletic Department Staff ............................................. 4Our Campus .....................................................................5Lewis C. Everett Stadium ............................................... 6Kirk Athletic Center ........................................................7Tiger Fields ...................................................................... 8Kirby Field House and Fitness Center ............................ 9Athletics Excellence ....................................................... 10Academics .......................................................................11Hampden-Sydney & Farmville, Virginia ....................... 12

2011 Season ................................................................................. 13Head Coach & Assistant Athletic Dir. Ray Rostan ........ 14Assistant Coaches .......................................................... 15Support Staff ................................................................. 15Season Preview .............................................................. 16Roster - Numerical ......................................................... 17Roster - Alphabetical ..................................................... 17Roster - Geographical ................................................... 18Schedule ......................................................................... 18Opponents Information ................................................ 19Players - Seniors .............................................................20Players - Juniors .............................................................23Players - Sophomores ....................................................26Players - Freshman .........................................................29

2010 Season ................................................................................ 312010 Season Recap.........................................................322010 Statistics .................................................................332010 Game Recaps .........................................................34

History & Traditions ...................................................................43Some of Hampden-Sydney’s Greatest ......................... 44Gammon Cup Winners ..................................................45Individual Records .........................................................45Year-By-Year, Coaching Records ................................. 46All-Americans ................................................................47All-ODAC, All-State Selections ......................................47Hampden-Sydney Hall of Fame Members .................. 48

Alumni ....................................................................................... 50Where Are They Now? .................................................. 51

Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) .............................52Face-Off Club ..............................................................................52

CReDiTsThe 2010 Hampden-Sydney College Lacrosse Media Guide is a production of the Hampden-Sydney College Sports Informa-tion Department. Written, edited, and designed by Assistant Sports Information Director Scott Harris. Action photography by Dyann Busse and Red Rocket Production and Photography. Cover designed by Scott Harris.

MeDia ouTleTsPrint FaxVirginia AP .............................................................(804) 643-6223Richmond Times-Dispatch .................................... (800) 775-8085Farmville Herald .................................................... (434) 392-3366Lynchburg News & Advance .................................(434) 385-5538Virginian Pilot........................................................ (757) 533-9004Newport News Daily Press .................................... (757) 247-9420Roanoke Times ...................................................... (540) 981-3392Washington Post ................................................... (202) 334-7685

Radio (Scores) PhoneWFLO-Farmville (95.7) ........................................... (434) 392-4195

Television (Scores) Phone\WSET-13 (Lynchburg, ABC) .................................... (434) 528-1313WRIC-8 (Richmond, ABC) ..................................... (804) 330-8829WTVR-6 (Richmond, CBS) ..................................... (804) 254-3645WWBT-12 (Richmond, NBC)................................... (804) 230-2612

QuiCk FaCTsLocation .....................................................Hampden-Sydney, VAFounded .................................................................................. 1775Enrollment ............................................................................ 1,120Colors ................................................................. Garnet and GrayConference ..........................................................................ODACAffiliation ..........................................................NCAA Division IIIPresident ..................................................Christopher B. HowardAthletic Director ...............................................Richard EppersonHead Athletic Trainer........................................Andy McPhersonSports Information Director .......................................Davis YakeAthletic Address ....................................1 College Road, Box 698Athletic Phone ........................................................ (434) 223-6151Athletic Department Fax ...................................... (434) 223-6348Overnight Address .................................1 Kirby Fieldhouse LaneInternet Address ..............................www.hsc.edu/athletics.htmlLacrosse Contact/Asst. SID..........................................Scott HarrisAssistant SID Phone ............................................... (434) 223-6168Assistant SID Fax .................................................... (434) 223-6348Assistant SID E-mail [email protected] Lacrosse Coach ...................................................Ray RostanHead Coach Office Phone ..................................... (434) 223-6158Head Coach E-mail ............................................ [email protected] Lacrosse Coach ......................................... Jason RostanAssistant Coach Office Phone ............................... (434) 223-6366Assistant Coach E-mail [email protected] Lacrosse Coach ...........................................Steve GrossiAssistant Coach Office Phone ............................... (434) 223-7082Assistant Coach E-mail ....................................... [email protected] ................................................................Lewis C. EverettField..................................................................................... FultonSurface .....................................................................Natural Grass









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Dr. Christopher B. Howard, the 24th President of Hampden-Syd-ney College, is one of the youngest college presidents in the United States. Hampden-Sydney, a liberal arts college for men, has been in continuous operation since classes began in 1775 on its historic cam-pus 60 miles southwest of Richmond, VA. Dr. Howard is a distinguished graduate of the US Air Force Acad-emy where he earned a BS in political science and received the Camp-bell Award (previously known as the Draddy Award), the highest academic award in the country presented to a senior football player. A Rhodes Scholar, he earned his Doctorate in politics at Oxford Uni-versity and a MBA with distinction from the Harvard Business School. Prior to his appointment as President of Hampden-Sydney Col-lege in 2009, Dr. Howard served as Vice President for Leadership & Strategic Initiatives at the University of Oklahoma where he also served as the Director of the Honors College Leadership Center and a President’s Associates Presidential Professor. Dr. Howard was named a 2010 African-American Trailblazer in Virginia History by the Library of Virginia. He was featured in an Associated Press story published by The New York Times, The Boston Globe, the Washington Times, the Miami Herald, and the Philadelphia Inquirer, among numerous others. Dr. Howard was the subject of separate articles in the Richmond Times-Dispatch, The Dallas Morning News, and Diverse Issues in Higher Education. He was featured on NPR’s All Things Considered and interviewed on CNN, PBS, and PRI.

Currently he is:A founder, former chairman, and current trustee of the Impact • Young Lives Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides scholarship and travel opportunities for South African university students of color.A Senior Advisor on African Affairs at The Albright Stonebridge • Group, an international advisory firm for Fortune 1000 companies.A member of the National Council of Advisors of the Center for • the Study of the Presidency and Congress, a non-partisan, non-profit organization founded in 1965. The Center is the only orga-nization that systematically examines past successes and failures of the Presidency and relates its findings to present challenges and opportunities.An Aspen Institute Henry Crown Fellow. The Aspen Institute fos-• ters values-based leadership and provides a neutral and balanced venue to discuss and act on critical issues.A member of the Higher Education Working Group on Global • Issues of the Council on Foreign Relations, an independent, nonpartisan membership organization, think tank, and publisher dedicated to being a resource for its members, government of-ficials, business executives, journalists, educators and students, civic and religious leaders, and other interested citizens in order to help them better understand the world and the foreign policy choices facing the United States and other countries.A member of the Committee on Policy Analysis and Public Rela-• tions of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities.A trustee of the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges.• A graduate of the Harvard Seminar for New Presidents.• A trustee of The Association of American Rhodes Scholars.•

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A member and noted expert • on the millennial gen-eration, management, and leadership for the Interna-tional Speakers Bureau.One of the few college or • university chief executives in the US invited to join Young Presidents Organization (YPO).

In areas related to business,Dr. Howard has co-authored • a new book with David Snid-er, Money Makers: Inside the New World of Finance and Business. He is a member of the • MOBO Systems Advisory Board and was formerly on the Board of Directors of Converge, an IT de-manufacturing firm.He served as the youngest member of the annual US News & • World Report--Harvard University “America’s Best Leaders” selec-tion committee.He served in General Electric’s Corporate Initiatives Group.• He has worked in sales, marketing, international project man-• agement, strategic planning, internal consulting, and business development at Bristol-Myers Squibb.He has also served as the acting Managing Director of Endeavor • South Africa, a global initiative that supports entrepreneurs in the developing world.

In the military,An Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, he was called to active duty dur-• ing 2003 in Afghanistan where he was awarded a Bronze Star.He serves as the Reserve Air Attaché to Liberia.•

He is married to the former Miss Barbara Noble from Johannesburg, South Africa, and has two sons: Cohen and Joshua.

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Dr. Howard with Ken Burns, award-winning director and producer, at the screening from a selection of his docu-mentary films.

Richard Epperson is in his 14th year of affiliation with the Col-lege and first year as Athletic Director. Epperson previously served as the Assistant Vice President for Institutional Ad-vancement at the College since March of 2010.

He spent the past six years as Assistant VP for Development and Alumni Relations super-vising Annual Giving, Alumni Relations, athletic fundraising initiatives, and assigned capital

improvement projects.

From 2000-04, he served the College as the Director of Develop-ment. As Director, Epperson assisted the VP of Development with restructuring the Development Office into the Office of Institutional Advancement.

Prior to moving to development, Epperson was the Director of Alum-ni Relations, which began his stint at Hampden-Sydney in 1997. While in Alumni Relations, he reorganized the Hampden-Sydney Alumni Association, composed of thirty three alumni clubs across the nation. He also helped increase attendance, involvement and financial sup-port from alumni groups.

He also served as the president of the Hampden-Sydney College Southside Virginia Alumni Association from 1995-97.

Before he returned to his alma mater, Epperson spent 18 years work-ing at the high school level in Farmville, Virginia. He started as a teacher and coach at Prince Edward Academy and worked his way up, eventually becoming Athletic Director and Headmaster of Prince Edward Academy, becoming the youngest headmaster of an inde-pendent school in Virginia.

In August of 1992, Epperson was the Headmaster of Fuqua School in Farmville where he stayed for five years.

Epperson graduated from Hampden-Sydney in the spring of 1979 with a degree in Government and Foreign Affairs. In 1991, he re-ceived his Master of Science in School Administration from Long-wood University.

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Epperson is also a member of the Farmville Presbyterian Church, Virginia Association of Fundraising Professionals. He and his wife Debbie reside in Farmville.









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Murrie BatesHead Tennis Coach

Richard EppersonAthletics Director

Marty FavretHead Football Coach

Krista JacobsAthletics Department

Secretary

Jeff KinneHead Baseball Coach

Steve GrossiAsst. Lacrosse Coach

Scott HarrisAsst. Sports Info. Director

Ricky TalmanFitness Center Director

Zeke TraylorAsst. Football Coach

Dee VickHead Basketball Coach

Davis YakeSports Information

Director

Glen YoungAsst. Football Coach

TBDHead Cross Country Coach

Josh LauxHead Soccer Coach

Andy McPhersonHead Athletic Trainer

Jason RostanAsst. Lacrosse Coach

Ray RostanHead Lacrosse Coach

Stephanie LambAsst. Athletic Trainer

John PrengamenHead Golf Coach

Larry BluntAsst. Basketball Coach

Isaac ColbertAsst. Athletic Trainer

Matt CooperAsst. Soccer Coach

Wes DodsonAsst. Football Coach

Matt BrownAsst. Baseball Coach

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Hampden-Sydney is one of the South’s outstanding liberal arts colleges. Nestled in the gently rolling country-side of south-central Virginia, H-SC is the oldest of the country’s few remaining men’s colleges.

Hampden-Sydney is committed to the belief that a liberal arts education provides the best foundation not only for a professional career, but also for the great moral and intellectual challenges of life. Students learn that the pursuit of truth is a lifelong endeavor, requiring clarity and objectivity of thought, a sensitive moral conscience, and a dedication to responsible citizenship.

As the College’s mission statement says, liberal education aims to assist students to free themselves from ignorance, malice, prejudice, and superstition; from the tyranny of intel-lectual selfishness; and from impotence in judging the claims and values of experts. It teaches students to gather evidence patiently; it educates them to write and speak with force, precision, and clarity; and it encourages them to seek refresh-ment and inspiration in the fine arts.

ONE QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME: LEADERSHIPFrom the beginning, the College’s intent has been to educate the whole individual “in an atmosphere of sound learning.” The College’s history speaks elo-quently of the powerful and enduring character of the ideals of self-reliance and service, and of its own two-hundred years of commitment to the value of self-reliant, disciplined intellect in public life.

In proportion to its enrollment, Hampden-Sydney consistently is in the top five percent of all colleges and universities in graduates listed in “Who’s Who

in America.”

Since 1776, the Col-lege has provided the educational experience necessary to produce leaders in every field of endeavor, including one U.S. President, 12 sena-tors, 32 congressmen, 12 governors, well over 100 state representatives, and a host of ministers, attorneys, doctors and judges.

ouR CaMPusoperation of a dynamic academic community. Responsibility for maintaining the system is taken so seriously that students enjoy one of the freest campuses in America, where books and bikes can be left unattended and professors can leave their classrooms during tests and exams.

Student activities are numerous and diverse, including publi-cation of a newspaper, yearbook, and literary magazine, and operation of a radio station and volunteer fire department along with a wide variety of clubs and other organizations.

Whether they like drama, music, classical debate, hiking, and canoeing, or even electronics and short wave radio, students can find campus organizations that cater to their interests. Many student programs involve a strong commitment of ser-vice to the community, such as the tutoring program for area high school students.

The social life of the College is centered around 11 national fraternities and a strong organization of independents. Con-certs, mixers, movies, and a variety of unusual programs are planned and carried out through a stu-dent-run col-lege activities committee.

The College offers the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science degrees, preparing students for direct entry into the world of business or for further professional

training in law, medicine, business, government, teaching, or the ministry. Basic to the success of its program is a dedicated faculty, over 90% of whom hold earned doctorates in their fields and all of whom devote their principal energy to teach-ing. The student-faculty ratio is 13:1.

STUDENTS RUN THEIR OWN ACTIVITIESStudent life is considered an integral part of the education process at Hampden-Sydney. Students conduct their own affairs through a student government elected by them and composed of members of all classes.

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Through the generous gift from Lewis C. Everett of Kilmarnock, Virginia, Hampden-Sydney College has completed the construction of the $5 million Lewis C. Everett Stadium. Construction on the 1850 seat facility began in November 2006 and was completed in August 2007. The Everett Stadium replaces the 40-year-old Hundley Stadium adjacent to Fulton Field.

The Lewis C. Everett Stadium, designed by Marcellus Wright Cox Architects, P.C., of Richmond, will blend with the Federal architecture of the Hampden-Sydney College campus. It will provide much needed space for press, scorekeepers, and radio announcers and will include restrooms in the concourse area and a filming platform in the cupola. The interior design of the stadium lounge is by: Penelope S. Crandall, Interior Design Consultant of Midlothian, Virginia, and, Heidi S. Brooks, Interior Design Consultant of Generations Interior Design, Charlottesville, Virginia

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The Kirk Athletic Center comprises the completely renovated Gammon Gymnasium and two new wings. It is the home of all field sports - soccer, lacrosse, football, base-ball - as well as cross country, tennis, and golf. The Kirk Center was completed and dedicated in the fall of 2008, and the new additions have provided Hampden-Sydney athletics with some great improvements. Among the additions are four brand new locker rooms for the Tigers, a new training room, a renovated basketball court, new of-fices for coaches and administrators, hall of fame gallery, and classrooms. Now for the first time, each sport has its own locker room, each with direct access to the exterior. Kirk also houses the athletic training staff, the Gammon Weight Room, the soccer locker room, and the new Hall of Fame. The three person training staff Hampden-Sydney now has a room roughly three times the size of the former training room. The new room comes with many new features including six training tables; four whirl-pools, two of which are full body size; two offices; and a flat screen HD television. This new training room accompanies their auxiliary room in Kirby Fieldhouse. The Gammon Weight Room is located on the first floor of the Kirk Athletic Center. It is fully stocked with both free weights and weight machines. Some of the weight machines include two Hammer Strength Jammers, two glute/ham machines, a Hammer Strength leg press, a five pulley cable system, a leg extension/leg curl, a chest press, a military press, a bicep curl, a treadmill, and an upright bike. The free weight equipment include lifting platforms, five deluxe multi racks, five flat-to-military benches, three decline-to-military benches, three dip stations, four stabilization discs, three sets of stretch bands, seven plyometric boxes, and 21 medicine balls. For the first time Hampden-Sydney soccer now has its own locker room. The new room is equip with 41 lockers, new showers, and a state-of-the-art flat screen HD tele-vision. Included in the cable subscription is the Fox Soccer Channel. The locker room is located right next to the training room and has direct exterior access. The new Hall of Fame features new plaques of the 111 inductees along with an interactive touch screen that allows viewers to bring up any inductee on a high definition flat screen by induction type, year, name, or graduation year. The room also features another flat screen television that plays highlight videos from all of the current teams.

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In 2007, Hampden-Sydney saw the completion of the Hellmuth-Pritzlaff turf field. The field is the inclement weather home to both the

Tiger lacrosse and soccer teams. The auxiliary field gives the Tigers plenty of room to spread out and use both turf and natural grass.

Miller Field, home of the soccer team, received a recent upgrade with new Pro Premier World Competition Goals. The Pro Pre-mier goals are the official goal of the English Premier League and the World Cup.

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kiRby FielD House anD FiTness CenTeRKirby Fieldhouse is home to Hampden-Sydney’s state of the art fitness center and Tiger basketball. The fitness center has been designed to promote a healthy lifestyle in a relaxing atmosphere. For your cardiovascular workout, the Center includes a Cardio-Theatre system with seven 32” televisions that offer viewing to seven treadmills, six elliptical trainers, five bicycles, two stairclimbers, and one Concept II rower.

The Fitness Center also caters to the weight lifter with a complete line of free weight equipment, Hammer Strength systems, and Life Fitness selectorized equipment (formerly called nautilus). There is also a place to work the important core muscles (abs, lower back, etc.).The Aerobics Room (located on the second floor) is stocked with the latest group exercise and personal use fitness equipment. There are three refurbished racquetball courts. Leggett Pool remains available and provides excellent exercise opportunities. The Center is also connected right to the basketball courts.

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aTHleTiCs exCellenCeIn the 2009-10 athletic year, Hampden-Sydney was the most successful men’s division in the Virginia Sports Information Directors Assosciation College Division All-Sports Survey with a 90-37-1 (70.3%) overall record between football, soccer, basketball, baseball, lacrosse and tennis. The survey ranks all 27 non-NCAA Division I schools in the state by overall winning percentage. This past year was the highest winning percentage in school history and the first time Hammpden-Sydney has won the men’s divi-sion. While winning the men’s division, the Tigers finished second in the overall division. Below are the accomplishments from these six honored sports in 2009-10.

Football• 10-1 Overall Record• 10-0 Regular Season• ODAC Champions• Top-25 National Ranking• 12 All-ODAC Performers - Seven First Team• 2009 ODAC Defensive Player of the Year - Will Riggenbach• 2009 ODAC Football Scholar Athlete of the Year - Josh Miller• 2009 ODAC Coach of the Year - Marty Favret• Five VaSID All-State Performers - Five First Team• 2009 VaSID Coach of the Year - Marty Favret• 2009 TD Club Of Richmond Coach of the Year - Marty Favret• Four D3football.com All-Region Performers - Two First Team• One Academic All-American - Josh Miller• Three D3football.com All-Americans - Bill Doody, Will Riggenbach, Andrew Sellers• NCAA Leader in Sacks Per Game - Will Riggenbach• NCAA Leader in Interceptions - Bill Doody

Soccer• 16-4 Overall Record - Best in School History• 8-2 ODAC Record• No. 7 NSCAA.Adidas Regional Ranking• Five All-ODAC Performers, One First Team• 2009 ODAC Rookie of the Year - Nick DeProspero• Two VaSID All-State Performers - One First Team• Two NSCAA All-Region Performers• One Academic All-American - Brett Chonko

Basketball• 13-13 Overall Record• Two All-ODAC Preformers• 2009-10 ODAC Rookie of the Year - Harrison George• One VaSID All-State Performer• 2009-10 VaSID Rookie of the Year - Harrison George

Baseball• 23-10-1 Overall Record• 13-5 ODAC Record• Five All-ODAC Performers - Three First Team• 2010 ODAC Coach of the Year - Jeff Kinne• Three VaSID All-State Performers - One First Team• Three ABCA All-Region Performers - One First Team• One ABCA Region Gold Glover - Matt Brown• One All-American (D3baseball.com, ABCA) - Matt Brown• NCAA Leader in Stolen Bases Per Game - Herbie Williams

Lacrosse• 13-5 Overall Record - Best in School History• 5-2 ODAC Record• No. 19 USILA National Ranking• Six All-ODAC Performers - Three First Team• 2010 ODAC Player of the Year - Kyle Jett• 2010 ODAC Lacrosse Scholar Athlete of the Year - Kyle Jett• Three VaSID All-State Performers - Two First Team• 2010 VaSID Player of the Year - Kyle Jett• One Academic All-District Performer - Kyle Jett• One Scholar All-American - Kyle Jett• Two USILA All-American - Kyle Jett, Daniel Martin

Tennis• 15-4 Overall Record• 9-0 ODAC Record• No. 9 ITA Region Ranking• Six All-ODAC Preformers - Four First Team• 2010 ODAC Player of the Year - Will Moss• 2010 ODAC Tennis Scholar Athlete of the Year - Will Moss• 2009-10 ODAC Doc Jospen Male Scholar Athlete of the Year - Will Moss• 2010 ODAC Coach of the Year - Murrie Bates• Two VaSID All-State Performer - Two First Team• 2010 VaSID Player of the Year - Will Moss• One Academic All-District Performer - Will Moss










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aCaDeMiCs In keeping with its original purpose, Hampden-Sydney

seeks “to form good men and good citizens in an atmosphere

of sound learning.” The College is committed to the develop-

ment of humane and lettered men and to the belief that a

liberal education provides the best foundation not only for a

professional career, but for the great intellectual and moral

challenges of life. In an age of specialization, Hampden-

Sydney responds to the call for well-rounded men who are

educated in world cultures and can bring to bear on modern

life the wisdom of the past. The College seeks to awaken

intellectual potential in a search for truth that extends beyond

the undergraduate experience. The College encourages each

student to develop clarity and objectivity in thought, a sensi-

tive moral conscience, and a dedication to responsible citizen-

ship.

The liberal education offered at Hampden-Sydney pre-

pares the student for the fulfillment of freedom. It introduces

the student to general principles and areas of knowledge

which develop minds and characters capable of making

enlightened choices between truth and error, between right

and wrong. The mere facts about a subject do not speak for

themselves. They must be interpreted against a background

of ideas derived from an understanding of the nature of logic,

language, and ethics. The individual who is educated in these

areas and in the basic disciplines is able to confront any event

with true freedom to act, outside the constraints of prejudice

and impulse. Thus Hampden-Sydney’s curriculum is directed

toward the cultivation of a literate, articulate, and critical

mind through the study of the sciences, the humanities, and

the social sciences. It provides both breadth and depth in

learning and encourages independent programs of study.

Believing that education should be a liberating experience

emancipating men from ignorance, Hampden-Sydney strives

to make men truly free.

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TIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CENTER

Opened in the fall of 2007, the Library, named the Wal-

ter M. Bortz III Library in 2009, is an integral resource in the

education offered by Hampden- Sydney, with a collection

that supports the College’s liberal-arts curriculum and a staff

ready to assist students and faculty in its use. The ability to use

an academic library with confidence is one of the distinctive

marks of an educated person. By means of formal and infor-

mal instruction in research methods, students are encouraged

to progress from the heavy reliance on textbooks and as-

signed readings characteristic of the freshman to the indepen-

dent work of the graduate scholar.

The Walter M. Bortz III Library provides an open and invit-

ing atmosphere for study and learning. The wireless configu-

ration of the building makes it easy for students and faculty to

use either laptops or desktops provided on every floor. Group

study rooms are available for use and convenient carrels and

tables provide quiet space for study. Containing more than

250,000 volumes, 280 periodicals, and more than 19,000 e-

journals, an extensive media collection, and government docu-

ments, the collection is arranged in open stacks on the third

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HaMPDen-syDney & FaRMville, viRGinia Farmville and Hampden-Sydney, VA, is located approxi-mately 1-hour from the state capital of Richmond, VA, and supports a thriving downtown and five shopping centers. Farmville’s total retail sales exceeds ½ billion dollars annually. The Town of Farmville is a destination for tourism, rec-reation, retirement and trade not only because of its atten-tion to infrastructure, but also because of its attention to its beauty. It is attractive to those who live, work or visit here. Its rich history and status as a center of trade and commerce is preserved and enhanced by its dedication to architectural in-tegrity and improvement of the natural environment through a system of parks, green spaces, walking trails and waterways. New growth and development of the Town incorporate the concepts of history, civic pride and natural beauty.

SizeThe Town of Farmville is located in both Prince Edward and Cumberland Counties and the total size is 7.4 Square Miles.

ClimateAnnual average rainfall: 42.93 inchesAnnual average snowfall: 16.80 inchesAnnual average temperature: 56.5 FJanuary average: 37.7 F; July average: 77.7 F

Parks Wilck’s Lake Park is a 175 acre natural area located on West Third Street. A 35 acre lake is the centerpiece of this pictur-esque recreational area. Amenities include a children’s play area, skateboard park, the Sarah Terry Trail, soccer fields, and a private island which can be reserved to host parties, weddings, and other social events. The Dogwood Trail is located off of High Street and is ap-proximately one-half mile long. It travels north to where it links with Southside Community Hospital. The paved walking trail winds through a beautiful wooded area. Riverside Park is located adjacent to the Appomattox River on North Main Street. It is the home for the Town’s First Friday concerts from May through October of each year.

ever-improving channel catfish fishery. Other species to note include bluegill and chain pickerel. Briery Creek Lake is an 845-acre lake that is owned by the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries and is within the Briery Creek Wildlife Management Area in Prince Edward County. Located approximately seven miles south of Farm-ville, the lake is populated with Florida strain largemouth bass, northern strain largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish (also known as shellcrackers), channel catfish, and crappie.

Golf Farmville Municipal Golf Course is a nine hole municipal golf course owned and operated by the Town of Farmville. It is an excellent course featuring large, well-conditioned greens and offers a challenge to golfers of all skill levels. Longwood Golf Course is adjacent to the President’s House, one mile from Longwood University. The course is known for its challenging layout and manicured greens. The 6,000 yard layout plays to a par 69 for men and 72 for women and is equipped with two large practice greens, practice sand traps, club house, driving range and pro shop. The Manor Resort Golf Club is located approximately five miles south of Farmville in Prince Edward County. The course, which was opened in 2006, was chosen as one of the “Best New Golf Courses of 2007” by Golf Digest Magazine. The 18 hole PGA sanctioned course offers area golfers with one of the finest golf experiences in the United States.

Arts Longwood Center for the Visual Arts, located at the corner of Third and Main Streets, was established in 1978. The LCVA offers a wide variety of educational programs for all ages and showcases various exhibitions throughout the year. The Center is the only collecting institution in the Commonwealth of Virginia with work by Virginia artists and artisans as its primary focus. The Waterworks Players have brought the magic of live theater to area audiences for over 25 years. The theater has offered an artistic outlet for local actors, singers, designers and technicians. The Players put on four to five shows per year at their theater located on Industrial Park Road in Farmville. The Commonwealth Chorale is a group of singers draw-ing from fourteen counties in Southside Virginia. The present

group of over 130 members perform two major annual pro-ductions, which includes classical choral music from Bach to modern compositions. Longwood University’s Department of Music presents a variety of musical groups, including the Camerata Singers, Wind Symphony, University Men’s Choir, Jazz Ensemble, and the University Women’s Choir. The Hampden-Sydney Music Festival is a nationally recog-nized chamber music event held on the last two weekends of May each year. Hampden-Sydney College plays host to music lovers from all walks of life.

History The R. R. Moton Museum is a center for the study of civil rights in education. The museum honors the efforts of local students and citizens who paved the way for integrated public education. It was the site of the 1951 student walk-out to pro-test the separate but unequal conditions of the public schools, and is the centerpiece of the Virginia’s Civil Rights in Educa-tion Heritage Trail. Historic Downtown Farmville Walking Tour is a self-guided walking tour of the Farmville Historic District. Spend a leisurely af-ternoon experiencing Farmville’s history and unique architecture. The Confederate Cemetery is located on Jackson Street, off of N. Main Street in Farmville. Over 300 soldiers who died in Farmville hospitals were buried here during the Civil War. Lee’s Retreat is a self-guided driving tour that follows the his-toric 100 mile trek General Robert E. Lee and his army took while being pursued by Union forces. The tour begins in Petersburg and ends in Appomattox, where the final surrender was signed. The Civil Rights in Education Heritage Trail is a self-guided driving tour that brings together 41 historically significant sites that tell the story of civil rights in education in our country. Appomattox Court House National Historical Park marks the site of the original village of Appomattox Courthouse. Here, Generals Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant negotiated the terms of surrender which led to the end of the war between the states. The majority of the buildings are original to the site and have been maintained just as they were on April 9, 1865. Sailor’s Creek Battlefield Historical State Park is the site of the last major engagement of the Civil War. On April 6, 1865, Gen. Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia lost 7,700 men, including eight generals, in the Battle of Sailor’s Creek. This defeat was key to Lee’s decision to surrender at Appomattox Court House 72 hours later.

State Parks High Bridge Trail State Park is the newest addition to the Virginia State Park System! Three and a half miles of the trail travel through the heart of Farmville, and it is open for non-motorized activities. Four miles of the trail were opened in August 22, 2008, and 12 miles were opened June 6, 2009. Upon completion, the park will encompass 33.5 miles of trail for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Twin Lakes State Park is located in the Green Bay area of Prince Edward County. Centrally located, it hosts a variety of activities. Swimming, camping, fishing, canoeing and hiking are popular activities at the park. There are also cabins and campsites available for rental. Bear Creek Lake State Park, surrounded by the 16,000 acre Cumberland State Forest, provides numerous activities for the outdoor lover in you. Camping, hiking, swimming, playgrounds, picnicking, and an archery range are just a few of the things you can enjoy during your visit. Camping and cabins are available for rental for your overnight stay. Holiday Lake State Park, located in the Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest, is a fisherman’s dream. Largemouth bass, yellow perch, crappie and bluegill are abundant in the 150-acre lake within the park. The nearby state Department of Game and Inland Fisheries delayed-harvest trout stream allows anglers to fish for brown and rainbow trout. There are also excellent trails open to hikers, bikers and equestrians. James River State Park is one of the newest state parks in our area. Canoeing, kayaking and tubing are popular river activities, and there are nearly 20 miles of hiking, biking and horseback riding trails. Overnight camping and cabin facilities are available for rental.

Boating and Fishing Wilck’s Lake offers a 35 acre lake for fishing and boating. A Virginia fishing license and Town fishing permit are re-quired to fish in the lake. Sandy River Reservoir is a 740 acre lake in Prince Edward County that is stocked and managed by the Virginia Depart-ment of Game and Inland Fisheries. There is a public ramp with courtesy pier. The lake supports excellent fisheries for largemouth bass, black crappie, redear sunfish, and an










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HeaD CoaCH & assisTanT aTHleTiC DiReCToR Ray RosTan

In his 32 years as a head collegiate coach, the last 26 at Hampden-Sydney, lacrosse coach Ray Rostan has estab-lished one of the most successful lacrosse programs nation-ally. In 2007, the Tigers won their first game of the season, marking 200 victories for the Tiger program under Coach Rostan’s leadership. Rostan reached the significant mile-stone of winning his 200th college game in April of 2002 in a victory over Washington and Lee. He now has 278 col-legiate victories, 238 at H-SC, and is third nationally among NCAA Division III coaches in all-time victories. In 2002, Rostan served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Lacrosse Team which won the World La-crosse Championships in Perth, Australia. Rostan was the 1998 and 1989 recipient of the Francis “Babe” Kraus Memorial Award, after being voted the National Coach of the Year by his peers. Rostan has been voted Old Domin-ion Athletic Conference Coach of the Year four times, most recently in 2001. In 2004, Coach Rostan’s senior classes tied a school re-cord (set by the 2003 senior class) with 44 career victories while participating in three NCAA Tournaments in a four-year period. In 2003, the Tiger’s lacrosse team was nationally ranked third for most of the regular sea-son, finishing the year with a seventh-place national ranking. The 2003 Tigers finished with a 12-3 overall mark, while completing the ODAC regular season undefeated for the second straight year and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament with a 10-8 victory over third-seeded Washington College. Rostan’s seventh NCAA appearance came during the 2002 season as he led the Tigers to a 13-3 record and a No. 3 ranking in the final poll of the regular season. The team completed a 6-0 record against ODAC competition during the regular season and hosted the first-ever ODAC Men’s Lacrosse Tournament Championship game. Since 1995, the Tigers have won 158 games, three ODAC Championships, and participated in six NCAA

Tournaments. Coach Rostan has had 58 All-American selections at Hampden-Sydney, in-cluding four on the first team and three Academic All-Americans. First team All-American Jeff Jackson ‘87 also played on the 1990 USA Team. In 1998, Dr. Jamie Worthen was the National Player of the Year at defense, in 2000 Tom Oast (presently a Navy SEAL) earned first team honors, and in 2002, Rostan’s son Jason garnered first team All-American and ODAC Player of the Year honors. Most recently, 2003 graduate Jason Rostan and 2008 graduate and third team All-American Alex Pritzlaff were drafted by the MLL Denver Outlaws and 2007 graduate and second team All-American Ryan Harrington, earned a position on the New Jersey Pride. In 2003, Rostan was named Assistant Athletic Director for Hampden-Sydney Col-lege. In his 23 years of service to the College (prior to 1994), Rostan served as the Head Coach of the Water Polo Team (Division III Final Eight in 1993), the Assistant Coach of soc-cer, and acted as the Leggett Swimming Pool Manager. Coach Rostan presently serves Hampden-Sydney as the advisor to the NCAA Stu-dent-Athlete Advisory Committee. He formerly served the USILA Committee for Coaching Ethics. In 2003, he completed a five year term as a member of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse

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Committee, and served as the Chair of the USILA Men’s North-South game for ten years. He presently serves as a member of the USILA All-American Committee. The Copiague (Long Island), New York native earned his B.S. in 1973 from Cortland State, and his M.S. from Ithaca Col-lege in 1977. Rostan was a member of the 1973 Cortland State national championship team. He later played professionally for the 1974 National Lacrosse League Champion Rochester Griffins, and for the Long Island Tomahawks in 1975. Rostan and his wife Karen have two children, Jamie (25) and Jason (28). Jamie, a 2005 graduate of Mary Washington University, captained the women’s lacrosse team. She presently resides in Arlington, Virginia, and is pursuing a degree in nursing. Jason has returned to Hampden-Syd-ney to join his father as the Tiger’s assistant coach. Karen has served in the College Bookstore for 19 years.

Coach Rostan celebrates Team USA’s 2002 victory in the ILF World Championships.

The Rostan Family (clockwise): Ray Rostan, Jason Rostan, Jamie Rostan and Karen Rostan

THe Ray RosTan leDGeRAll-Time Results

at R.I.T. at IthacaYear Record Rank Year Record Rank1979 6-7 -- 1982 6-6 --1980 11-4 -- 1983 9-4 7th1981 8-4 -- Totals 15-10Totals 25-15

at Hampden-SydneyYear Record Rank Year Record Rank1985 6-6 -- 1998 12-2 3rd1986 9-4 12th 1999 11-4 9th1987 9-5 11th 2000 8-6 --1988 9-5 10th 2001 11-4 7th1989 11-3 7th 2002 13-3 6th1990 7-6 14th 2003 12-3 7th1991 9-6 -- 2004 8-5 17th1992 7-7 -- 2005 8-5 13th1993 6-7 -- 2006 8-5 13th 1994 7-6 -- 2007 12-3 9th1995 10-5 7th 2008 6-9 --1996 10-4 16th 2009 8-9 --1997 8-7 16th 2010 13-5 -- Totals 238-133

CaReeR HiGHliGHTs• 278-158 Career Record (238-133 at Hampden-Sydney)• 2002 USA Team Asst. Coach (Defensive Coordinator)• 2002 USA Team ILF World Champions• USILA National Coach of the Year: 1989, 1998• ODAC Coach of the Year: 1989, 1995, 1998, 2001• ODAC Champions: 1989, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2003• NCAA Tournament: 1989, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003• Top-2o Year-End Ranking: 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007• NCAA Quarterfinalists: 1999, 2003










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assisTanT CoaCHesJason RosTanassisTanT CoaCH, oFFensive & ReCRuiTinG CooRDinaToR | 8TH season | bs HaMPDen-syDney 2003

Jason Rostan, a 2003 Graduate of Hampden-Sydney College and two-time USILA All-American for the Tiger lacrosse team, enters his eighth year as an assistant coach at Hampden-Sydney College in 2011. He presently is the offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator, a role he has held for four seasons. Rostan began his coach-ing career in the 2003-2004

season as a graduate assistant for the Tiger soccer and lacrosse programs. Jason then returned in January of 2005 after a short stint in business to become a full time assistant. “I am truly excited for the continuing opportunity to serve my alma mater.” said Rostan. As a student-athlete, Rostan earned USILA first team All-American honors and was the ODAC Player of the Year in

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A 2009 graduate of Drexel University, Grossi earned a Bachelor of Sci-ence in Business Administra-tion with concentrations in Finance and Marketing. A four-year player for the Drag-ons, Steve was a four-time All-Colonial Athletic Confer-ence (CAA) selection, earning second-team honors in 2005 and 2006 while being tabbed first-team in 2007 and 2008. Grossi was also a two-time

pre-season honorable mention All-American and was on the Tewaarton Trophy Watch List in 2008. Steve was a captain from 2007-2008 and was voted the team’s Most Valuable Player in his senior year in 2008. He was a key figure in the Dragon’s defense that fin-ished seventh in the nation in 2007 when Drexel won a share of the CAA regular season championship. Grossi also helped guide the Dragons to some highlight victories for the Drexel program, including an upset victory over perennial national power University of Virginia in overtime in 2006. After his eligibility was completed at Drexel in 2008,

2002. In 2003, he earned second team All-American honors. He was an All-ODAC selection three times, twice on the first team. Rostan remains second on the Tiger’s all-time points list for midfielders with 143 career points. In the summer of 2005, Rostan was invited to tryout for Team USA. Most recently, Rostan was the fifth round pick for the Denver Outlaws in the 2009 MLL Draft. “Jason is without question a product of Hampden-Sydney and our college community. As a 2003 graduate of Hampden-Sydney, he is very familiar with the traditions of our college and our lacrosse program. He understands the hard work, drive and consistency that it takes to be a success-ful student-athlete at our college. He has a creative mind for the game and will bring fresh ideas to our program.”- Head Coach, Ray Rostan- A Prince Edward High School product, Rostan earned First Team All-Region honors in baseball while batting .520 for the Eagles, and was First Team All-State and Southside Player of the Year for the soccer team.” He currently resides in Rich-mond, VA, with his wife, Amy.

Steve was a member of the Philadelphia Wings of the Na-tional Lacrosse League in 2008-2009. Most recently, Steve was a Developmental/Player Coach and a member of the Glenelg Lacrosse Club in Adelaide, South Australia, where he earned Most Valuable Player honors at the Australia National Cham-pionships in the summer of 2010. Additionally, Coach Grossi was a graduate assistant coach at Drexel University for the 2008-2009 season, assisting with the team defense and man-down units. Steve was also a member of the Drexel University Junior Achievement Program from 2005-2007 and was re-sponsible for creating and implementing a lacrosse program within the Philadelphia intercity school districts. Steve’s former head coach at Drexel University, Chris Bates (presently the head coach at Princeton University), com-mented that Steve was one of the three all-time hardest work-ers and one of the finest young men that he has had the op-portunity to work with over his past 20 years as a head coach. Coach Rostan on Grossi: “We are very pleased to have attracted a coach of Steve Grossi’s character and abilities. The Drexel University program has achieved national prominence over the past several years, particularly under the direction of Steve’s former coach, Chris Bates. Steve Grossi is a young coach with a great attitude and work ethic, and he has the same attributes that we strive to achieve day-to-day within our lacrosse program at Hampden-Sydney College.”

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Scott Harris is in his first year as Assistant Sports In formation Director at Hamp den-Syd-ney for the 2010-11 school year after spending three years as the Assistant Sports Information Director at Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Rival Lynchburg College. As Assistant Sports Information Director, Harris is the primary media and marketing contact for the Tiger soccer, lacrosse, cross country, and tennis programs. He writes, edits, and designs all media publications for each of those sports that are distributed through the Hampden-Sydney Ath-letics Department. He also supervises, maintains, updates and provides written content for the College’s athletics website for each of his sports. Harris graduated from Lynchburg College in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in sport management and earned his master’s degree in Business Administration in the spring of 2010. During his time as an undergrad at Lynchburg, Harris was a manager for the men’s basketball team for three years and a student assistant coach for his senior season. Additionally, during his senior year, Scott served as film coordinator for the ODAC Champion men’s lacrosse team and interned in the sports information office. Harris received numerous recognitions, includ-

ing: Robert L. Hill Distinguished Senior Award nominee, Omicron Delta Kappa national leadership honor society, Phi Eta Sigma national freshman honor society, and a Leadership Award from the Association of Commuter Students in 2005. As a graduate student, Scott served as the Assistant Sports Information Director and undertook many initiatives, such as adding a Facebook fan page for the athletic department, compiling record books for many sports, and was the Sports Infor-mation Publications Coordinator for the 2009-10 school year. Harris was the primary media and marketing contact for several sports, including men’s soccer, men’s basketball, and men’s lacrosse. In his graduate work, he helped develop a strategic plan for non-profit group Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Central Virginia and also developed a marketing plan for the University of Waterloo’s Chartered Accountant graduate program. Harris is a native of Lynchburg, VA, and currently resides in Farmville.

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Assistant Athletic Trainer Isaac Colbert M.S., ATC/L, is in his fifth year with the Tiger athletic and lacrosse program. Colbert graduated from Bridgewater College in 2004 with a degree in biology. After graduating, Colbert continued his education by earning his Master’s degree at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Colbert serves as the primary athletic trainer for the Hampden-Sydney lacrosse program. Colbert also serves the Hampden-Sydney community as faculty, staff, and students seek treat-ment in the Kirby Athletic Training Room. In addition to his abilities as an athletic trainer, Colbert also brings a specific knowledge of lacrosse. He played lacrosse as a goalkeeper while attending Good Counsel High School in Wheaton, Maryland.









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season PReview The 2011 Hampden-Sydney Tigers are gearing up for a campaign that will include five Top 25 opponents in Division III. The Tigers graduated 11 seniors from a 2010 squad that earned a 13-5 record and finished the regular season ranked 19th. The 2010 senior class featured Second Team All-American, Academic All-American and ODAC Player of the Year Kyle Jett (39 goals, 29 assists), Honorable All-American Daniel Martin, and a very strong defensive midfielder in Thomas Hovis, who was also a four-year starting linebacker for the Tiger football team. Coach Ray Rostan admits that replacing a good senior class with several stand-outs is never an easy task. “You simply do not replace athletes that have given so much to the program,” said Ray Rostan. “Yet, I believe that the 2011 squad will be highly bal-anced on both offense and defense with the return of the entire starting attack, two of three starting midfielders, and all but one starting close defensemen.” With the return of 6-5 junior Micah Keller (47g, 13a) and junior Ben Clarke (34g, 16a), the Tiger attack should again be potent. Keller and Clarke will be supported by two experienced attackmen in junior Nate Cundy, 6-5 sophomore Ryan Martin, and Kyle Fox. A freshmen that will most likely see playing time early is 6-4, 235 lbs. Eric Gorsline who was also a tight end for the football team this fall, and Harper was one of the Tigers leading goal scorers in the fall season. Newcomer sophomore Derek Fim-ian will support the attack. Offensive Coordinator Jason Rostan states: “This will be a highly balanced attack with men that bring

great effort and attitude every day to the field. They are a plea-sure to work with.” The Tiger first midfield returns two exceptional talents in senior Cole Hawthorne (25g, 21a). Hawthorne is the typical point guard of the offense, according to Coach Rostan, playing with great speed, vision and heart. Junior Carter Mavromatis (17g, 22a) joins Hawthorne for the third year, running on the starting unit. Another highly intelligent and competitive midfielder, Mavroma-tis has speed along with great field sense and vision. The coaching staff is very pleased with the depth in the mid-field, including the return of standout senior captain Jake McDon-ald. Coach Rostan believes that McDonald is one of the finest ath-letes nationally and has the heart and speed to be a major scoring threat along with being the team’s top defensive midfielder. Senior captain Ryan Grodzki is one of the midfields inspira-tional leaders and hardest working defensive midfielders. Return-ing sophomores Brad Mostowy and Jess Hawthorne will be major factors for the Tigers both offensively and defensively. Mostowy, an outstanding athlete and competitor, also became the Tigers top face-off midfielder in the final games of his freshmen season winning 55.2% of his face-offs in the Tigers final five games. Freshman Bobby Fulton entered H-SC in great physical condi-tion and joined Hawthorne and Mavromatis on the first midfield in fall workouts. Fulton was the Small School Football Player of the Year in the state of Georgia while playing for the Wesleyan (Ga.) School. “He’s a 6’-0”, 205-pound rock,” said Offensive Coor-

dinator Jason Rostan. “Skill-wise, he’s as good as anybody on the team with both hands.” The coaching staff is very pleased with the athletic depth at midfield with the return of junior David Beman and Sandy Wall, sophomores Trent Joyner and Jacob Oliver, along with a highly athletic freshmen class including Chase Brown, Matt Free-man, Arley Morelock, Matt Kusel and Luke Driscoll. According to Coach Rostan, “any one of our midfielders has the physical ability and speed to step in and contribute within our top three midfields and defensive midfields.” The defense returns strong experience with the return of seniors Peter Foley and Tim VanBenthuysen along with juniors Nate Norbo and Andrew Pritzlaff. Peter Foley, a four-year starter, makes a day-to-day inspirational physical impact for the Tigers. Norbo, the Tigers hardest working athlete in the weight room and therefore the Tigers strongest athlete, had a very strong fin-ish to the 2010 season. Andrew Pritzlaff has great feet and can run with the oppo-nent’s quickest attackman. VanBenthuysen, an intense competi-tor, is a natural leader in his work ethic and ability to play physi-cal and tight man-to-man defense. In fall workouts, athletic 6-2, 210 lb. sophomore Cameron Sheppard showed good footwork and has an opportunity to become a starter for the Tigers. Also playing well in fall work-outs and pushing for playing time was a skilled junior in Jack Gibson. Freshman Ned Bowden, a rangy 6-4 athlete, was also impressive toward the end of fall

practices. Junior Clark Reed, sophomore Burke Best, strong fresh-man Chris Stockinger and transfer Andrew Grover will competi-tively push the close defense. At the position of long pole midfield/defense, senior speed-ster Nick West returns with two years of starting experience. Supporting West will be sophomore Evan Cumalander, and three very athletic freshmen in Mac Foley, Matt Stockinger and two-sport athlete Nate Ott. At the all-important position of goal, the Tigers graduated a fine starter in Mark Bagby in 2010. Enthusiasm is high for the Ti-gers, however, with the return of two sophomores, Austin Black and Cody Hornung. Coach Rostan states, “Hornung and Black are both among the hardest working goalies that I have ever had the pleasure of coaching. I truly believe that their work ethic will take them a long way in their college careers.” The position will be supported by a very quick handed senior in Ben Hansell and a 6-2 athletic and talented lefty in Will Janney. The Tigers will need to clean up some things, yet optimism is running high for Hampden-Sydney. “I’m usually careful with projections as our league is highly competitive nearly from top to bottom,” said Rostan, who led the Tigers to the ODAC semi-finals last year. “By the same token, I feel like we are moving in the right direction.” This team is led by a very fine senior class, including four great Captains in Ryan Grodzki, Cole Hawthorne, Peter Foley and Jake McDonald. We show balance at every posi-tion. We will take one day and one game at a time.”










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RosTeR - nuMeRiCalNO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL1 Trent Joyner M SO 5-7 175 Stem, NC/Christchurch2 Jess Hawthorne M SO 5-10 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate3 Ben Clarke A JR 5-7 160 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy 4 Nate Cundy A JR 5-10 180 Midlothian, VA/James River5 Bobby Fulton M FR 6-0 200 Atlanta, GA/Wesleyan6 Peter Foley* D SR 5-11 195 McLean, VA/Langley7 Jacob Oliver M SO 5-8 170 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 8 Brad Mostowy M SO 5-10 180 Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling (NY)9 Micah Keller A JR 6-5 205 Richmond, VA/Christchurch10 Chase Brown M FR 6-2 190 Atlanta, GA/Holy Innocents’11 Jack Gibson D JR 6-1 185 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy12 Ryan Grodzki* M SR 5-11 190 Barrington, IL/Barrington 13 Tim Vanbenthuysen D SR 6-1 190 Castle Rock, CO/Regis Jesuit14 Andrew Pritzlaff D JR 5-10 180 Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver15 Kyle Fox A JR 6-0 175 Manassas, VA/Osbourn Park16 Cameron Sheppard D SO 6-2 200 Denver, CO/Kent Denver17 Matt Kusel M FR 6-2 175 Ridgewood, NJ/Ridgewood19 Ben Hansell G SR 5-8 170 Montclair, NJ/Montclair20 Ryan Martin A SO 6-5 205 Midlothian, VA/Cosby21 David Beman M JR 5-8 175 Alpharetta, GA/Alpharetta22 Carter Mavromatis M JR 5-10 160 Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry23 Mac Foley D FR 5-10 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate24 Matt Freeman M FR 5-10 180 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy25 Cole Hawthorne* M SR 6-0 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate27 Will Janney G FR 6-2 195 Richmond, VA/Bridgton Academy 28 Cody Hornung G SO 5-8 160 Bala Cynwyd, PA/Lower Merion29 Evan Cumalander D SO 5-10 175 Cary, NC/Athens Drive31 Matt Stockinger D FR 6-3 195 Houston, TX/Klein32 Arley Morelock M FR 5-10 170 Frankfurt, Germany/Frankfurt International33 Chris Stockinger D FR 6-0 205 Houston, TX/Klein34 Jake McDonald* M SR 6-1 185 Richmond, VA/Collegiate35 Clark Reed D JR 5-11 180 Norfolk, VA/Norfolk Academy36 Nate Norbo D JR 6-0 195 Waterford, VA/Loudon Valley37 Luke Driscoll M FR 5-11 175 Leesburg, VA/Loudon County38 Andrew Grover D FR 6-1 205 Charlottesville, VA/Benedictine39 Nate Ott D FR 5-10 170 Virginia Beach, VA/ Norfolk Academy41 Ned Bowden D FR 6-4 200 Crozier, VA/Collegiate42 Eric Gorsline A FR 6-3 240 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy44 Nick West D SR 6-1 185 New Canaan, CT/The Gunnery45 Derek Fimian A SO 6-2 175 Norfolk, VA/Maury47 Burke Best D SO 5-10 195 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy50 Austin Black G SO 6-0 170 Dallas, TX/Plano* Captain

Head Coach: Ray Rostan (Cortland State, 1973/27th season at H-SC)Assistant Coaches: Jason Rostan (Hampden-Sydney, 2003/8th season at H-SC)

RosTeR - alPHabeTiCalNO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL21 David Beman M JR 5-8 175 Alpharetta, GA/Alpharetta47 Burke Best D SO 5-10 195 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy50 Austin Black G SO 6-0 170 Dallas, TX/Plano41 Ned Bowden D FR 6-4 200 Crozier, VA/Collegiate10 Chase Brown M FR 6-2 190 Atlanta, GA/Holy Innocents’3 Ben Clarke A JR 5-7 160 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy 29 Evan Cumalander D SO 5-10 175 Cary, NC/Athens Drive4 Nate Cundy A JR 5-10 180 Midlothian, VA/James River37 Luke Driscoll M FR 5-11 175 Leesburg, VA/Loudon County45 Derek Fimian A SO 6-2 175 Norfolk, VA/Maury6 Peter Foley* D SR 5-11 195 McLean, VA/Langley23 Mac Foley D FR 5-10 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate15 Kyle Fox A JR 6-0 175 Manassas, VA/Osbourn Park24 Matt Freeman M FR 5-10 180 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy5 Bobby Fulton M FR 6-0 200 Atlanta, GA/Wesleyan11 Jack Gibson D JR 6-1 185 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy42 Eric Gorsline A FR 6-3 240 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy12 Ryan Grodzki* M SR 5-11 190 Barrington, IL/Barrington 38 Andrew Grover D FR 6-1 205 Charlottesville, VA/Benedictine19 Ben Hansell G SR 5-8 170 Montclair, NJ/Montclair25 Cole Hawthorne* M SR 6-0 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate2 Jess Hawthorne M SO 5-10 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 28 Cody Hornung G SO 5-8 160 Bala Cynwyd, PA/Lower Merion27 Will Janney G FR 6-2 195 Richmond, VA/Bridgton Academy 1 Trent Joyner M SO 5-7 175 Stem, NC/Christchurch9 Micah Keller A JR 6-5 205 Richmond, VA/Christchurch17 Matt Kusel M FR 6-2 175 Ridgewood, NJ/Ridgewood20 Ryan Martin A SO 6-5 205 Midlothian, VA/Cosby22 Carter Mavromatis M JR 5-10 160 Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry34 Jake McDonald* M SR 6-1 185 Richmond, VA/Collegiate32 Arley Morelock M FR 5-10 170 Frankfurt, Germany/Frankfurt International8 Brad Mostowy M SO 5-10 180 Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling (NY)36 Nate Norbo D JR 6-0 195 Waterford, VA/Loudon Valley7 Jacob Oliver M SO 5-8 170 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 39 Nate Ott D FR 5-10 170 Virginia Beach, VA/ Norfolk Academy14 Andrew Pritzlaff D JR 5-10 180 Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver35 Clark Reed D JR 5-11 180 Norfolk, VA/Norfolk Academy16 Cameron Sheppard D SO 6-2 200 Denver, CO/Kent Denver33 Chris Stockinger D FR 6-0 205 Houston, TX/Klein31 Matt Stockinger D FR 6-3 195 Houston, TX/Klein13 Tim Vanbenthuysen D SR 6-1 190 Castle Rock, CO/Regis Jesuit44 Nick West D SR 6-1 185 New Canaan, CT/The Gunnery* Captain










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RosTeR - GeoGRaPHiCalNO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Virginia (24)2 Jess Hawthorne M SO 5-10 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate3 Ben Clarke A JR 5-7 160 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy 4 Nate Cundy A JR 5-10 180 Midlothian, VA/James River6 Peter Foley* D SR 5-11 195 McLean, VA/Langley7 Jacob Oliver M SO 5-8 170 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 9 Micah Keller A JR 6-5 205 Richmond, VA/Christchurch11 Jack Gibson D JR 6-1 185 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy15 Kyle Fox A JR 6-0 175 Manassas, VA/Osbourn Park20 Ryan Martin A SO 6-5 205 Midlothian, VA/Cosby22 Carter Mavromatis M JR 5-10 160 Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry23 Mac Foley D FR 5-10 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate24 Matt Freeman M FR 5-10 180 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy25 Cole Hawthorne* M SR 6-0 165 Richmond, VA/Collegiate27 Will Janney G FR 6-2 195 Richmond, VA/Bridgton Academy 34 Jake McDonald* M SR 6-1 185 Richmond, VA/Collegiate35 Clark Reed D JR 5-11 180 Norfolk, VA/Norfolk Academy36 Nate Norbo D JR 6-0 195 Waterford, VA/Loudon Valley37 Luke Driscoll M FR 5-11 175 Leesburg, VA/Loudon County38 Andrew Grover D FR 6-1 205 Charlottesville, VA/Benedictine39 Nate Ott D FR 5-10 170 Virginia Beach, VA/ Norfolk Academy41 Ned Bowden D FR 6-4 200 Crozier, VA/Collegiate42 Eric Gorsline A FR 6-3 240 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy45 Derek Fimian A SO 6-2 175 Norfolk, VA/Maury47 Burke Best D SO 5-10 195 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy Georgia (4)5 Bobby Fulton M FR 6-0 200 Atlanta, GA/Wesleyan8 Brad Mostowy M SO 5-10 180 Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling (NY)10 Chase Brown M FR 6-2 190 Atlanta, GA/Holy Innocents’21 David Beman M JR 5-8 175 Alpharetta, GA/Alpharetta Colorado (3)13 Tim Vanbenthuysen D SR 6-1 190 Castle Rock, CO/Regis Jesuit14 Andrew Pritzlaff D JR 5-10 180 Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver16 Cameron Sheppard D SO 6-2 200 Denver, CO/Kent Denver Texas (3)31 Matt Stockinger D FR 6-3 195 Houston, TX/Klein33 Chris Stockinger D FR 6-0 205 Houston, TX/Klein50 Austin Black G SO 6-0 170 Dallas, TX/Plano New Jersey (2)17 Matt Kusel M FR 6-2 175 Ridgewood, NJ/Ridgewood19 Ben Hansell G SR 5-8 170 Montclair, NJ/Montclair North Carolina (2)1 Trent Joyner M SO 5-7 175 Stem, NC/Christchurch29 Evan Cumalander D SO 5-10 175 Cary, NC/Athens Drive Illinois (1)12 Ryan Grodzki* M SR 5-11 190 Barrington, IL/Barrington Pennsylvania (1)28 Cody Hornung G SO 5-8 160 Bala Cynwyd, PA/Lower Merion Germany (1)32 Arley Morelock M FR 5-10 170 Frankfurt, DE/Frankfurt International Connecticut (1)44 Nick West D SR 6-1 185 New Canaan, CT/The Gunnery* Captain


sCHeDuleDay Date Opponent Location TimeSat. Feb. 5 vs. Limestone College Duke University 1:00 ExhibitionSat. Feb. 12 Washington & Jefferson Hampden-Sydney, VA 1:00 ExhibitionSat. Feb. 19 at Mary Washington Fredericksburg, VA 1:00Sat. Feb. 26 at Gettysburg Gettysburg, PA 1:00Sat. Mar. 5 Marymount Hampden-Sydney 1:00Wed. Mar. 9 at Cabrini Radnor, PA 3:30Sat. Mar. 12 vs. Elizabethtown TBA 1:00Sat. Mar. 19 Washington & Lee* Hampden-Sydney 1:00Wed. Mar. 23 Greensboro Hampden-Sydney 4:00Sat. Mar. 26 Catholic Hampden-Sydney 2:00Sat. Apr. 2 at Lynchburg* Lynchburg, VA 7:00Wed. Apr. 6 Randolph-Macon* Hampden-Sydney 4:00Sat. Apr. 9 Guilford* (Greek Week) Hampden-Sydney 1:00Sat. Apr. 13 at Virginia Wesleyan* Virginia Beach, VA 6:00Sat. Apr. 16 at Roanoke* Salem, VA 1:00Wed. Apr. 20 Christopher Newport Hampden-Sydney 4:00Sat. Apr. 23 at Randolph* Lynchburg, VA 1:30Wed. Apr. 27 ODAC Tournament First Round TBA TBASat. Apr. 30 ODAC Tournament Semi-Finals TBA TBASun. May 8 ODAC Championship TBA TBA

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oPPonenTs inFoRMaTionCabrini College

Cavaliers

Mar. 9 - Away - 3:30 pmLocation: Radnor, PA

Head Coach: Steve Colfer

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Catholic UniversityCardinals

Mar. 26 - Home - 2 pmLocation: Washington DC

Head Coach: Brooks Singer


Christopher NewportCaptains

Apr. 20 - Home - 4 pmLocation: Newport News, VAHead Coach: Todd Boward


ElizabethtownBlue Jays

Mar. 12 - TBA - 1 pmLocation: Elizabethtown, PAHead Coach: Terry Corcoran

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Gettysburg CollegeBullets

Feb. 26 - Away - 1 pmLocation: Gettysburg, PA

Head Coach: Hank Jancyzk


Greensboro CollegePride

Mar. 23 - Home - 4 pmLocation: Greenboro, NCHead Coach: Den Cetrone


Guilford CollegeQuakers

Apr. 6 - Home - 1 pmLocation: Greenboro, NCHead Coach: Den Cetrone


Limestone CollegeSaints

Feb. 5 Exhibition - TBA - TBALocation: Gaffney, SC

Head Coach: J.B. Clarke


Lynchburg CollegeHornets

Apr. 2 - Away - 7 pmLocation: Lynchburg, VA

Head Coach: Steve Koudelka


Mary WashingtonEagles

Feb. 19 - Away - 1 pmLocation: Fredericksburg, VA

Head Coach: Kurt Glaeser


MarymountSaints

Mar. 5 - Home - 1 pmLocation: Arlington, VA

Head Coach: Jon Reynolds


Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tourn.

Apr. 27, 30, May 8 - TBD - TBDLocation: TBD

Head Coach: N/A


Randolph CollegeWildCats

Apr. 23 - Away - 1 pmLocation: Lynchburg, VA

Head Coach: Scott Ketcham


Randolph-MaconYellow Jackets

Apr. 6 - Home - 4 pmLocation: Ashland, VA

Head Coach: J.B. Sheridan


Roanoke CollegeMaroons

Apr. 16 - Away - 1 pmLocation: Salem, VA

Head Coach: Bill Pilat


Virginia WesleyanMarlins

Apr. 13 - Away - 6 pmLocation: Virginia Beach, VA

Head Coach: JP Stewart


Washington & JeffersonPresidents

Feb. 12 Exhibition - Home - TBALocation: Washington, PAHead Coach: Chad Moore


Washington & LeeGenerals

Mar. 19 - Home - 1 pmLocation: Lexington, VA

Head Coach: Gene McCabe










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PlayeRs - senioRs6Peter FoleySeniorDefenderCaptain5-11195McLean, VA/Langley

The Book on Foley: One of the most physical play-ers on the team…Worked extremely hard in the fall to

stay strong...Gained invaluable game experience in 2010 and is ready to take his game to another level…Has prepared him-self to be one of the leaders of and exciting Tiger defensive unit in ’11.

College: One of the top defensive players on the team as a junior in 2010 ... Started all 18 games ... Recorded one assist along with 38 grounballs and a team second-best 22 caused turnovers ... Foley started every game in 2009 and became an integral part of the Tiger defense…Played in four games as a freshman…Foley is extremely strong and agile and was able to match up against some of the Tiger opponents’ top attackmen as a sophomore.

High School: Played lacrosse, football, and ice hockey at Langley High School...Captained the lacrosse team and was selected first team All-District and All-Region...Also captained the football team, while earning first team All-District and All-Region honors and leading the region in tackles for most of the season as a middle linebacker.

Personal: Son of Stephen and Shelia Foley.

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12Ryan GrodzkiSeniorMidfielderCaptain5-11190Barrington, IL/Barrington

The Book on Grodzki: Al-ways a hard worker on and off the field, Grodzki is in great physical shape…Will

continue to improve his shooting and game sense to compete among Tiger midfielders…Will also be competing as a defen-sive midfielder in 2011.

College: Played in seven games in his junior campaign ... Tal-lied his first career goal in 2010 ... Appeared in five games as a sophomore in 2009 registering 5 gbs…All-ODAC Academic honoree…Appeared in two games as a freshman

High School: Played four years of lacrosse and football at Bar-rington High School...Captain of the lacrosse team his senior season and an All-Conference performer, tallying 39 goals and 34 assists...Earned Academic All-Conference in football as an outside linebacker.

Personal: Son of Kevin and Marcella Grodzki...Has one broth-er, David.









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PlayeRs - senioRs13Tim Van-BenthuysenSeniorDefender6-1190Castle Rock, CO/Regis Jesuit

The Book on VanBenthuy-sen: A hardworking athlete on and off the field…Always plays with intensity and

great communication…Will again be in the starting defensive rotation and one of the top leaders of an exciting defensive unit in 2010.

College: Continued to be a contributor for the Tigers, playing in 16 contests ... Started every game of the 2009 season for the Tigers and became one of the up and coming leaders of the Tiger defense…With good strength and knowledge of the Tiger defensive system, VanBenthuysen matched up against many of the opponent’s top finishers…VanBenthuysen played in four games as a freshman in 2008.

High School: Played lacrosse, football, and wrestling at Regis Jesuit ... Earned High School All-American honors in his senior season in lacrosse ... First-Team All-State and All-City twice and All-Conference three times ... Also captained the lacrosse team and earned the team’s Most Inspirational award ... Two-time member of Team Colorado ... Earned All-Conference in foot-ball as a linebacker and guard.

Personal: Son of Karyl and Holley VanBenthuysen...Has four siblings, Julia, Molly, Peter, and Katie.

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19Ben HansellSeniorGoalkeeper5-8170Montclair, NJ/Montclair

The Book on Hansell: will fight for time in the net in 2011.

College: Hansell appeared in six games in 2009, making 13 saves…All-ODAC Academic honoree…Appeared in two games as a freshman…Hansell is quick in the cage…Sees and stops the ball very well and loves to take shots and get better.

High School: Played lacrosse and ice hockey at Montclair High School...Earned All-Conference with a .700 save percentage his senior season...Completed a post-graduate year at Northfield Mount Hermon, where he received All-Tournament honors in the goal.

Personal: Son of Robert and Phyllis Hansell...Has one brother, Christopher.

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25Cole HawthorneSeniorMidfielderCaptain6-0165Richmond, VA/Collegiate

The Book on Hawthorne: One of the most danger-ous dodgers on the team, Hawthorne will be part of

an experienced and dangerous first midfield line in 2011…Extremely quick and shifty, Hawthorne is one of the best pure athletes on the team…Understands the game very well from his high school basketball background…Will look to continue to increase his scoring and assert himself as one of the top midfielders in the ODAC this season.

College: Established himself as one of the top midfielders in the ODAC as a junior ... Played in 18 games and started 12 ... Scored 25 goals while dishing out 21 assists ... Posted three goals and two assists against perennial power Gettysburg College ... Started on the Tiger’s first midfield line scoring 14 goals and 10 assists as a sophomore in 2009…Earned the Tigers’ Most Improved Player Award for his play last season…All-ODAC Academic honoree…Hawthorne played every game as a freshman, scoring five goals and two assists.

High School: A competitor in three sports, Hawthorne played four years of lacrosse, basketball, and football at Collegiate...Captained the lacrosse team his senior season, while earning All-Prep honors...Also earned first team All-State and All-Prep in basketball.

Personal: Son of J.V. and Sally Hawthorne...Has two siblings, Jess and Annie ... Brother, Jess, is a member of the Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team.

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PlayeRs - senioRs34Jake McDonaldSeniorMidfielderCaptain6-1185Richmond, VA/Collegiate

The Book on McDonald: Pos-sesses great speed, strength and athleticism, and the ability to create transition

scoring opportunities…Will be extremely important to the Tigers’ success in 2011 as the leader of the defensive midfield unit.

College: Continued to excel as a shortstick defensive middie as a junior ... Played in 13 games and tallied 17 groundballs ... Started as one of the Tigers’ top two defensive midfield spe-cialists in 2009…Registered one assist and nine groundballs on the season…All-ODAC Academic honoree…McDonald played in nine games as a freshman and earned a regular role as a starting defensive midfielder by the end of the year.

High School: Played four years of lacrosse and three years of football as a running back and linebacker at Collegiate...Integral member of Collegiate’s State Championship lacrosse team in 2006.

Personal: Son of John and Giovanna McDonald...Has two sis-ters, Emily and Courtney.

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44Nick WestSeniorDefender6-1185New Canaan, CT/The Gun-nery

The Book on West: West has exceptional speed up and down field and has the ability to run with any

midfielder…Has the ability to compete for a starting role as a long stick midfielder in 2011.

College: In 2010, played 17 games as an LSM, starting once ... Scored one goal and recorded 14 groundballs ... In 2009, West made the switch from short stick to long stick midfielder and opened the season as the Tigers’ starting LSM…played in 14 games scooping 11 gbs…Appeared in three games as a fresh-man in 2008 as a midfielder.

High School: Played three years of varsity lacrosse and one year of basketball at The Gunnery...Captained the lacrosse team his senior year.

Personal: Son of Thayer and Susan West...Has two siblings, Erin and John.

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PlayeRs - senioRs4Nate CundyJuniorAttack5-10180Midlothian, VA/James River

The Book on Cundy: Gained invaluable experience in 2010, and has worked ex-tremely hard at his game

and in the weight room…Cundy was impressive as an all-around player in fall workouts and is ready to break into a starting role on attack.

College: Had a breakout compaign as a sophomore ... Played in 17 games ... Scored 13 goals and had four assists for 17 points ... Had a solid first season as a Tiger, scoring one goal and playing in 10 games…

High School: Attended James River HS and played lacrosse for the Richmond Shock, earning team MVP honors three times.

Personal: Son of Kenneth and Kimberly Cundy...Has two sis-ters, Ainsley and Aubrie..Nephew of Hall of Fame Tiger Brad Johnson ‘89.

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PlayeRs - JunioRs3Ben ClarkeJuniorAttack5-7160Norfolk, VA/Norfolk Academy

The Book on Clarke: Pos-sesses exceptional quick-ness and is one of the best competitors on the team…

Clarke returned in excellent shape and will be counted upon to “quarterback” the Tiger attack…Very impressive in fall scrim-mages and will be a major scoring threat for the Tigers in 2011.

College: Another breakout performer from 2010, Clarke fin-ished third on the team in goals (34) and points (50) while also totaling 16 assists ... Also tallied 38 groundballs ... Clarke had a great freshman year in 2009 becoming a starter early in the season…Scored 13 goals and dished out four assists.

High School: A two-sport athlete who played lacrosse and soc-cer at Norfolk Academy…Selected as team MVP in his senior season for lacrosse…Also a multiple First Team All-State, First Team All-Prep, and First Team All-TCIS performer in lacrosse.

Personal: Son of Donald and Price Clarke...Has two siblings, Turner and Dorsey.

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11Jack GibsonJuniorDefender6-1185Virginia Beach, VA/Nor-folk Academy

The Book on Gibson: A smart defenseman who has a good understanding for the game, Gibson has

a knack for taking the ball away…Will compete for a spot at close defense.

College: Saw an increased role in 2010, hitting the field for 10 games as a sophomore ... Gibson saw action in six games in 2009, recording one gb…All-ODAC Academic honoree

High School: A two-sport athlete who played lacrosse and football at Norfolk Academy...In football, he was a two-time All-TCIS selection as a linebacker...As a lacrosse player, Gibson was selected as an Academic All-American...Also selected two-time All-State, All-Prep, and All-TCIS as a close defender.

Personal: Son of John and Mariska Gibson…Has one brother, Hunter …Jack’s father, John Gibson (HSC class of 1982) is a member of the Hampden-Sydney Athletic Hall of Fame and holds Tiger lacrosse records for most career goals, most career points, and most goals for a single season.

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PlayeRs - JunioRs14Andrew PritzlaffJuniorDefender5-10180Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver

The Book on Pritzlaff: With great feet, Pritzlaff will be looked upon to cover the opponent’s top attackman

in 2011.

College: Became a lockdown defender in 2010 ... Earned hon-orable mention All-ODAC ... Accumulated 32 groundballs and was third on the team in caused turnovers with 14 ... Had an impressive first season in a Tiger uniform, earning a starting role on the defensive end of the field…Battled a knee injury for a quarter of the season, but has returned at full strength with a wealth of experience under his belt…Pritzlaff’s best start came in the final game of the season versus Roanoke, where he held a senior All-American attackman to zero total points.

High School: Played lacrosse and soccer at Kent Denver…Earned All-State in lacrosse as a junior and as a senior...Helped lead the defense on the Kent Denver team that went unde-feated and won the State Championship in 2008…Also an All-Conference performer in soccer.

Personal: Son of John and Ann Pritzlaff...Both of his brothers, John ‘06 and Alex ‘08 were All-American defenders at Hamp-den-Sydney.

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15Kyle FoxJuniorAttack6-0175Manassas, VA/Osbourn Park

The Book on Fox: A good shooter, Fox will continue to work on his strength to compete for his spot on an

offensive midfield line.

College: Saw the field in seven games in 2010 ... Tallied a goal and an assist for three points ... Played in four games in his first season in 2009 and scored one goal.

High School: Member of the football and lacrosse teams at Osbourn Park...As a captain his senior season, Fox earned All-District and All-Region honors in lacrosse.

Personal: Son of Eric and Terrie Fox...Has one sister, Emily.

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9Micah KellerJuniorAttack6-5205Richmond, VA/Christchurch

The Book on Keller: At 6-5 and 200 lbs, Keller is a tre-mendous shooter who works hard at his game…The Tigers’

leading returning scorer will be an offensive leader and look to establish himself as one of the top scorers in Division III.

College: Had a phenomenal sophomore season, stepping up to become one of the top attackmen in the ODAC ... Named First-Team All-ODAC in 2010 ... Scored a team-high 47 goals ... Handed out 12 assists tgo give him a team second-best 59 points ... Scored four goals and one assist against Gettysburg ... Tacked on three goals in a defeat of Washington & Lee ... Keller had an outstand-ing freshman season in 2009 scoring 32 goals and seven assists, a number which places him second on the Tiger lacrosse all-time list for goals scored by a freshman…earned Honorable Mention All-ODAC honors in his first season in a Tiger uniform…Scored a total of 12 goals and dished three assists in two games versus Randolph-Macon, as he torched the ODAC for 19 goals and six assists.

High School: A four-sport athlete who played soccer, football, basketball, and lacrosse at Christchurch…All-time leading goal scorer at Christchurch.

Personal: Son of Butch Keller and Anne Allen...Has two siblings, Casey and Sam.

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http://hsc.edu/Athletics/Lacrosse/2011-Season/2011-Roster/15-Kyle-Fox.html

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22Carter Mavro-matisJuniorMidfielder5-10160Va. Beach, VA/Cape Henry

The Book on Mavromatis: A throwback midfielder who can do it all, Mavromatis was the Tigers’ top short

stick face-off wing man, leading the team in ground balls with 59…Also plays excellent defense and started numerous transi-tion scoring opportunities with his great speed…Will look to make a name for himself not only in the ODAC, but also on the national level.

College: A go to player on offense, Carter was one of the top distributors on the team in 2010, checking in second with 22 assists ... Also scored 17 goals to total 39 points ... Grabbed 44 groundballs, amongst the top on the team ... As a freshman in 2009, Mavromatis established himself as one of the top mid-fielders and all-around players in the ODAC… Scored 12 goals and recorded 18 assists for 30 total points.

High School: A three sport athlete who excelled in basketball, soccer, and lacrosse at Cape Henry Collegiate…First team All-TCIS honoree in soccer, earning team MVP honors…In lacrosse, Mavromatis was named first team All-TCIS as well as the team’s MVP.

Personal: Son of Jack and Tammy Mavromatis...Has one brother, Corey.

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PlayeRs - JunioRs35Clark ReedJuniorDefender5-11180Norfolk, VA/Norfolk Academy

The Book on Reed: A left-handed defenseman, Reed will compete for a spot on close defense.

College: Saw action in five contests, accumulating one groundball and one caused turnover ... Played in five games and picked up two groundballs as a freshman in 2009…All-ODAC Academic honoree

High School: Played lacrosse and football at Norfolk Acad-emy...Was an All-TCIS honoree as a defender in lacrosse his senior season.

Personal: Son of William and Pamela Reed...Has one sister, Elizabeth.

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21David BemanJuniorMidfielder5-8175Alpharetta, GA/Alpharetta

The Book on Beman: A scrappy player and hard worker, Beman has improved his shot in the off-season and

will compete primarily as a defensive midfielder in 2011.

College: Saw a big boost in playing time in his second season ... Saw action in 14 games ... Beman played in four games in 2009.

High School: Played lacrosse and ice hockey at Alpharetta High School...Captained both teams as a senior...Also earned All-State honors in lacrosse his senior season.

Personal: Son of Tommy and Karen Beman...Has one sister, Rebecca.

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36Nate NorboJuniorDefender6-0195Waterford, VA/Loudon Valley

The Book on Norbo: One of the physically strongest play-ers on the team, Norbo has a great understanding for

the game and defensive schemes…Will be one of the leaders on the Tiger defense as well as the team.

College: Played in 17 games and started four in his first year with the team as a sophomore ... Scored one goal and handed out one assist ... Also collected 31 groundballs ... Enters his first season as a Tiger after transferring from Fairfield University in 2010…Very impressive player in fall workouts

High School: Norbo was a standout in three sports, lacrosse, wrestling and football, at Loudon Valley High School…Earned All-American honors as a senior in lacrosse; in addition, Norbo was a two-time All-Region and a two-time All-District selec-tion…As a wrestler, Norbo was the two-time District Champi-on, a two year captain, and was twice ranked 5th place in the state among AAA high schools.

Personal: Son of Kirk and Luann Norbo…Has two brothers who both attended HSC, Justin ’06 and Kristoffer ’09.

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http://hsc.edu/Athletics/Lacrosse/2011-Season/2011-Roster/21-David-Beman.html

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The Book on Oliver: Oliver will compete for time at the defensive midfield this year.

College: Saw the field in nine games as a freshman, scoring one goal with three groundballs and two caused turnovers.

High School: Member of the lacrosse and football teams at Collegiate…Versatile midfielder that played both short stick and long stick in his senior year.

Personal: Son of James and Cindy Oliver…Has one brother, James who attends Hampden-Sydney College.

1Trent JoynerSophomoreMidfielder5-7175Stem, NC/Christchurch

The Book on Joyner: Joyner’s strength and athleticism will help strengthen the defen-sive midfield for H-SC.

College: Played in four games in his first season ... Tallied three groundballs.

High School: Serving as captain, Joyner earned 2nd Team All-Prep honors as a midfielder…His senior year, he served as captain of the football team at Christchurch

Personal: Son of Cleveland and Angela Battle…Has two Sib-lings, Cleveland and Sierra.

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PlayeRs - soPHoMoRes2Jess HawthorneSophomoreMidfielder5-10165Richmond, VA/Collegiate

The Book on Hawthorne: Hawthorne looks to make a bigger impact on one of the Tigers’ top two offensive

midfield lines after a strong freshman season.

College: Received two starts while playing in 15 games as a freshman ... Scored three times and assisted on another score along with 17 groundballs ... Also went 12-23 on faceoffs.

High School: Earned 1st Team All-State honors in lacrosse and was named two-time All-Prep as well as two-time Team MVP at Collegiate…Member of the football and basketball teams.

Personal: Son of J.V. and Sally Hawthorne…Has two siblings, Cole and Annie.

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7Jacob OliverSophomoreMidfielder5-8170Richmond, VA/Collegiate

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8Brad MostowySophomoreMidfielder5-10180Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawl-ing (NY)

The Book on Mostowy: Mos-towy will be a major asset for the Tigers at the face-off X, and will play a significant

role in the midfield for 2010.

College: Made an instant impact as a freshman ... Played all 18 games along with three starts ... The top faceoff man on the team, Mostowy went 148-290 at the X and had a team-high 92 groundballs, which ranked him second in the ODAC ... Also contributed offensively with six goals and two assists for eight points.

High School: Played lacrosse and football at Alpharetta High School…Serving as captain, he earned high-school All-Ameri-can and All-State honors in lacrosse at Alpharetta…Completed a post-graduate year at Trinity Pawling where he served as captain and earned 1st team All-New England honors for his midfield play on offense and at the face-off X.

Personal: Son of Ben Mostowy and Lynn Lopiano…Has three sisters, Tara, Leah, and Paige.

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PlayeRs - soPHoMoRes16Cameron Shep-pardSophomoreDefender6-2200Denver, CO/Kent Denver

The Book on Sheppard: Sheppard possesses the strength and athleticism to play a significant role on the

Tiger defense in 2011.

College: Saw action in 10 games on the defense in 2010 ... Scooped up three groundballs with three caused turnovers.

High School: Earned 1st Team All-State on defense for peren-nial Colorado power, Kent Denver High School…He was also an exceptional goalie for Kent Denver’s soccer team.

Personal: Son of Tracy Sheppard…Has one sibling, Aaron.

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20Ryan MartinSophomoreAttack6-5205Midlothian, VA/Cosby

The Book on Martin: With exceptional size and strength, Martin will be a difficult weapon for oppos-

ing defenses to stop…With an impressive offensive prowess, he will make an immediate impact for the Tiger attack in 2010.

College: Made an immediate impact on the offense in his freshman year ... Played in all 18 games with 10 starts ... Scored eight goals and handed out nine assists for 17 points.

High School: Served as captain of the Richmond Shock his senior season.

Personal: Son of Bruce and Annette Martin...Has one sister, Ashley.

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28Cody HornungSophomoreGoalkeeper5-8160Bala Cynwyd, PA/Lower Merion

The Book on Hornung: An impressive stopper, Hor-nung was impressive in fall workouts and will compete

for time in the cage in 2010.

College: As a freshman, Played in 10 games and received two starts in the cage ... In 174 minutes, boasted an 8.28 GAA and a .586 save percentage with a 2-0 record.

High School: Earned Second Team All-League twice as a goalie at Lower Merion HS…For his play in the cage and a 21 save performance in the Pennsylvania State Tournament, Hornung received the Lenihan Award at Lower Merion.

Personal: Son of Jim and Faithe Hornung…Has one sister, Cara.

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29Evan CumalanderSophomoreDefender5-10175Cary, NC/Athens Drive

The Book on Cumalander: Cumalander has worked hard in the weight room and has a competitive drive...Will

add great depth to an exciting Tiger defense in 2011.

College: Saw action in four games in 2010.

High School: Earned First Team All-Conference three times as a defender for Athens Drive…As a three-time captain, Cuma-lander was also honored Academic All-Conference.

Personal: Son of Mark and Tanya Cumalander...Has one brother Brennan.

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PlayeRs - soPHoMoRes45Derek FimianSophomoreAttack6-2175Norfolk, VA/Maury

College: Earned a spot on the Tiger lacrosse team as a sophomore in the fall…Will add depth to the Tiger

attack in 2011.

High School: Played four years of lacrosse at Maury High School…Named Team MVP in 2007…

Personal: Son of Mark and Elizabeth Fimian.

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47Burke BestSophomoreDefender5-10195Virginia Beach, VA/Nor-folk Academy

The Book on Best: Best con-tinues to work in the weight room to gain a spot on the Tiger defense.

College: Appeared in five games in his first season with the TIgers

High School: Member of the lacrosse and football teams at Norfolk Academy…Earned All-Prep honors as a close defender.

Personal: Son of Richard and Anita Best…Has two brothers, David and Clay.

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50Austin BlackSophomoreGoalie6-0170Dallas, TX/Plano

The Book on Black: Impres-sive in fall workouts, Black has exceptional work ethic and stick skills and will com-

pete for time in the cage in 2010.

College: Played between the pipes in 12 games ... In 111 min-utes, posted a goals against average of 9.17 along with a .541 save percentage.

High School: Earned All-District honors in lacrosse as a goalie at Plano…As a member of the cross-country team, he received All-District honors multiple times as a runner

Personal: Son of Brian and Connie Black…Has one sister, Bailie.

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PlayeRs - FResHMan5Bobby FultonFreshmanMidfielder6-0200Atlanta, GA/Wesleyan

College: Looks to make an immediate impact offensively and defensively after earning a spot on the Tigers’ experienced

first midfield line in the fall…Also emerged as a young leader in the weight room in fall workouts.

High School: Earned First-Team All-State and All Region honors in lacrosse, scoring 33 goals and 20 assists as a senior at Wesleyan School…Was named the Georgia Class A Defensive Player of the Year in football in 2009 after recording 130 tackles as an outside lineback-er…Earned First-Team All-State in football as a junior and senior, leading Wesleyan school to a State Championship in 2008.

Personal: Son of Skip and Cyndi Fulton…Has one sister, Katie.

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10Chase BrownFreshmanMidfielder6-2190Atlanta, GA/Holy Inno-cents’

College: An athlete with good size, athleticism and shot on the run, Brown will compete for a role on one of the Tigers’

top three midfield lines.

High School: A three-sport athlete, Brown excelled in lacrosse, foot-ball and basketball at Holy Innocents’…Earned First-Team All-State honors in lacrosse as a senior and was also named offensive MVP at Holy Innocents’ after scoring 40 goals…Captained the football team earning All-Region honors and Most Outstanding Linebacker on the team after recording 104 tackles as a senior.

Personal: Son of Rickman and Paige Brown…Has one sister, Morgan.

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PlayeRs - FResHMan17Matt KuselFreshmanMidfielder6-2175Ridgewood, NJ/Ridge-wood

College: With good size and athleticism, Kusel will add depth to the Tiger midfield as he competes for a role on one

of the top three lines.

High School: A two-sport athlete, Kusel played three years of varsity lacrosse for a very talented program at Ridgewood High School…Also played four years of varsity hockey.

Personal: Son of Dave and Kim Kusel…Has one sister, Stephanie.

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23Mac FoleyFreshmanDefender5-10165Richmond, VA/Collegiate

College: With impressive speed and a nose for ground balls, Foley showed very well in fall practices…Will see time at LSM

and will compete for the starting role this spring.

High School: A three-sport athlete, Foley played four years lacrosse, football and basketball at Collegiate School…Tallied 70 gbs with three assists and one goal his senior season in lacrosse…Also played in the Virginia Senior All-Star Game and earned Defensive MVP of the game honors…As a safety in football, Foley recorded 65 tackles with four interceptions, three fumble recoveries and one touchdown his senior season.

Personal: Son of Rusty and Esther Foley…Has one sister, Liza.

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24Matt FreemanFreshmanMidfielder5-10180Virginia Beach, VA/Nor-folk Academy

College: With good speed and athleticism, Freeman will add depth to the Tiger midfield as he competes for a role on one

of the top three midfield lines.

High School: Played four years of varsity lacrosse at Norfolk Acad-emy…Also played two years with Virginia Elite club…A two sport athlete, Freeman also played one year of football as a running back and linebacker.

Personal: Son of Steve and Nancy Freeman…Has two brothers, Ben and Barclay.

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31Matt StockingerFreshmanDefender6-3195Houston, TX/Klein

College: A rangy and athletic LSM, Stockinger is an extremely hard worker in the weight-room…Will add depth to the

position and compete for time at LSM.

High School: A three-sport athlete, Stockinger played four years of varsity lacrosse at Klein High School…Also played four years of foot-ball and started as a defensive end and outside linebacker…Ran one year of track.

Personal: Son of Mike and Rhonda Stockinger...Has two siblings, Chris (a freshman defenseman at HSC) and Sydney.

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32Arley MorelockFreshmanMidfielder5-10175Frankfurt, Germany/Frankfurt International

College: A great athlete with speed and strength who can run all day, Morelock will compete for a role at defensive midfield this spring.

High School: A four-sport athlete, Morelock played lacrosse, rugby, track and field and cross country at Frankfurt International School in Germany…Played six years of lacrosse at and earned a on the German National Lacrosse Team as a midfielder…Also played for the German National U21 Lacrosse Team under Coach Jack Kaley…Ran four years of cross country, earning MVP honors four times and being named All-European Captain… Morelock played four years of track…Three-time MVP and was named All-European Captain…Also played two years of rugby, serving as co-captain and earning the Spirit of Rugby Award.

Personal: Son of Les and Anne Morelock…Has two siblings, Jack and Caroline.

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33Chris StockingerFreshmanDefender6-0205Houston, TX/Klein

College: Showed well in fall practices…A hard worker in the weight room with great strength and size, Stockinger

will compete for a role at close defense this spring.

High School: Stockinger played four years of lacrosse and four years of football at Klein High School…A team captain in lacrosse, Stockinger earned All-State and All-District honors as well as being named the team’s defensive MVP…Also a team captain in football, Stockinger earned All-District and All-Academic honors as a middle linebacker.

Personal: Son of Mike and Rhonda Stockinger…Has two siblings, Matt (a freshman LSM at HSC) and Sydney.

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27Will JanneyFreshmanGoalkeeper6-2195Richmond, VA/Bridgton Academy

College: A big lefty goalie who throws very good outlet passes, Janney showed well in the fall and will compete for the start-

ing job this spring.

High School: A two sport-athlete, Janney played lacrosse and foot-ball at Douglas Freeman High School, before completing a post-grad-uate year at Bridgton Academy…In lacrosse, Janney captained the team and earned Team MVP at Douglas Freeman…In 2010, Janney completed a PG year for a great lacrosse program at Bridgton, where he earned the starting job in the goal.

Personal: Son of Mac and Jane Janney…Has three siblings, Mac, Philip, and Rebecca.

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37Luke DriscollFreshmanMidfielder5-11175Leesburg, VA/Loudoun County

College: A savvy midfielder, Driscoll will add depth to the Ti-ger midfield as he competes for a role on one of the offensive lines this spring.

High School: Played lacrosse, basketball and golf at Loudon County High School…A team captain, Driscoll played four years of lacrosse scoring 29 goals and 21 assists…Played in the US Lacrosse National Senior Showcase as part of the ESPN the Rise Games in Lake Buena Vista, FL, following his senior season…Also played one year for NOVA West Lacrosse…Played two years of basketball and one year of golf.

Personal: Son of David and Cheryl Driscoll…Has one brother, Blake. Driscoll’s cousin, D.J., played lacrosse at Notre Dame and currently is a member of the United States National Team and the Chicago Machine of Major League Lacrosse.

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PlayeRs - FResHMan38Andrew GroverFreshmanDefender6-1205Charlottesville, VA/Bene-dictine

College: Sat most of the fall with a broken wrist, but has good size and will add depth to the Tiger defense this spring

as he competes for a role.

High School: Grover enters his first year as a Tiger after transferring from Division II Lee’s McRae College…Played lacrosse at Benedictine High School…Captained the team and earned All-State, All-Confer-ence and Defensive MVP honors his senior season.

Personal: Son of Robert and Brenda Grover…Has one sister, Sarah Grover.

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39Nate OttFreshmanDefender5-10170Virginia Beach, VA/Nor-folk Academy

College: Also a member of the Tiger soccer team, Ott is extremely athletic and competi-tive and is expected to immedi-

ately compete for a regular role at LSM or close defense this spring.

High School: A two-sport high school athlete, Ott played four years of varsity lacrosse and five years of soccer at Norfolk Academy…In lacrosse, Ott earned First-Team All-TCIS, All-Prep and All-State honors as a senior…Also a standout in soccer, Ott earned All-TCIS, All-Prep and All-State honors as a sophomore, junior and senior, and earned Regional All-American honors as a senior.

Personal: Son of Mike and Shawn Ott ... Has three brothers, Chat, Drew, and Dayton

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41Ned BowdenFreshmanDefender6-4200Crozier, VA/Collegiate

College: A tall and rangy lefty, Bowden showed well in fall practices and is expected to compete for an important role

for the Tigers at either LSM or close defense.

High School: A three-sport athlete, Bowden played lacrosse, foot-ball and basketball at Collegiate School…Earned All-Prep honors as a defenseman in lacrosse his senior season…Also, Bowden played two years with Virginia Elite and made the All-Star team at Top 205 Lacrosse Camp in the summer of 2009…Played defensive end in foot-ball and center in basketball.

Personal: Son of Marshall and Martha Bowden…Has two siblings, Harrison and Clay.

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42Eric GorslineFreshmanAttack6-4240Virginia Beach, VA/Nor-folk Academy

College: A two-sport athlete at Hampden-Sydney, Gorsline is also a tight end on the Tiger football team…With tremen-

dous size and versatility, Gorsline is expected to immediately com-pete for a role on the Tiger attack or top midfield lines.

High School: A three sport athlete and captain at Norfolk Academy, Gorsline played four years of varsity lacrosse, football and basket-ball…Captained the lacrosse team and earned 1st Team All-TCIS, All-Prep and All-State honors his senior season after scoring 55 goals and 25 assists…Captain of the Bulldog’s football team as a linebacker and tight end…Played center in basketball and led his team as a captain as well.

Personal: Son of Ron and Linda Gorsline…Has one sister, Krissy.

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2010 season ReCaPThe 2010 Tigers completed an exciting season with a 13-5 re-cord, tying the single-season lacrosse record for victories, and a 19th national ranking. We enjoyed some very fine moments and highlights this season including an excit-ing victory at 13th ranked nationally Washington and Lee, and victories over ODAC rivals Virginia Wesleyan and Randolph-Macon. The Tigers were undefeated on the road during the regular season with a 7-game away-game winning streak. That streak was broken in the

ODAC Semi-final game at Lynchburg when the Tigers dropped a hard-fought, 7-10 decision. Thanks to the dedication and hard work by senior parent, Mr. Arthur Kelley, you may find many excellent highlights of H-SC Lacrosse 2010 by clicking here.

The program will miss an outstanding senior class of Captains Mark Bagby, Kyle Jett and Dan-iel Martin, as well as Kevin Coats, Thomas Hovis,

Whit Kelley, Andrew O’Shea, Hunter Phillips, Joe Severns, Peter Squire and Mario Wash-ington. This was one of the most exceptional recruiting classes to attend Hampden-Sydney in program history. All of these men contributed to the successful 2010 season and to four good years.

Senior Captain Kyle Jett had an exceptional season leading the ODAC in midfield scor-ing with 68 points. Kyle was also voted the Player of the Year and the Scholar Athlete of the Year in the ODAC. At the All-American banquet in Baltimore, Kyle was recognized with Academic All-American honors and USILA All-American honors (2nd Team). Kyle also represented Hampden-Sydney in the North-South Game.

Jett’s 68 points by a Tiger midfielder in a single season sur-passes both Jason Rostan (2003 - 2nd) and

Jeff Jackson (1988 - 1st) for the number one spot. (After graduating from Hampden-Sydney in 1988, Jeff Jackson went on to play for the 1990 USA Team and World Champions, one of only three D-III play-ers to ever play for a USA Team). Jett’s

145 career points now places him second all-time among Tiger midfielders at

Hampden-Sydney (only behind Jeff Jackson). His 39 goals this season surpass his career high set last year, and his 29 assists are a new career high.

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Senior defenseman and Captain Daniel Martin had another great season, shut-ting down the opponents top attack man. One of the top defensemen in program history, Daniel earned Honor-able mention All-American honors after also being voted to the All-ODAC First Team in 2009 and 2010.

ALL-ODAC PERFORMERS:Seven Tiger student-athletes were voted to the All-ODAC Team by opponent coaches:

First Team: Micah Keller, Kyle Jett, and Daniel Mar-tin. 2nd Team: Ben Clarke. Honorable Mention: Cole Hawthorne, Thomas Hovis and Andrew Pritzlaff

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT:Our 2010 team was excep-tional academically with a 3.12 in-season grade point average. More than one-half our team maintains over a 3.1 cumulative average. Our 1st midfield was an excep-kevin Coats

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tional unit with a combined 3.6 CGPA, including sopho-more Carter Mavromatis (Pre-dental), junior Cole Hawthorne (Pre-med) and senior Kyle Jett (Economics).

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY DEAN’S LIST:The following of our stu-dent-athletes were named to the Hampden-Sydney Dean’s list this past spring: Burke Best, Alex Clay, Ben Clarke, Jack Gibson, Ryan Grodzki, Cole Hawthorne, Whit Kelley, Dudley Locke, Jake McDonald, and Hunter Phillips.

ALL-ODAC ACADEMIC TEAM (over a 3.2 for the school year):Alex Clay, Jack Gibson, Ryan Grodzki, Cole Hawthorne, Kyle Jett, Whit Kelley, Dudley Locke, Carter Mavromatis, Jake Mc-Donald, and Hunter Phillips.

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA - The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team opened up their 2010 season with an 11-7 win over the Eagles of the University of Mary Washington on Saturday at Hellmuth-Pritzlaff Field. Seven different players scored for the Tigers, led by senior attack Kevin Coats (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) who scored 4 goals.

The Tigers got on the scoreboard just 30 seconds into the game when senior midfielder Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) scored an unassisted goal. Mary Washington got onto the board 4 minutes later when Brian Meaney found the back of the net. Hampden-Sydney responded just 30 seconds later when Coats scored his first goal on an assist from sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry). The Eagles responded with a goal of their own a minute later, before both teams buckled down on defense and shut each other out for the remainder of the period.

Mary Washington took their only lead of the game 4 minutes into the second quarter on a man-up opportunity, but the Tigers responded just 14 seconds later when freshman Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby) notched his first career goal to knot the score at 3. Neither team was able to score again until junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Colle-giate) found the back of the twine with just 14 seconds left to give the Tigers a 4-3 halftime lead.

Hampden-Sydney came out with guns blazing in the third quarter, scoring three straight goals in the first three and a half minutes. Coats scored two while Mavromatis scored the other during the spurt. The two teams traded goals over the next five minutes, each scoring two during the stretch. Coats punctuated the big third quarter for the Tigers on a goal with a minute and a half left off of a nice assist from Jett to make the score 10-5.

Mary Washington got off to a quick start in the fourth quarter with a goal just 35 seconds into the frame, but the Tigers re-sponded a few minutes later when senior Andrew O’Shea (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) scored on an assist from Hawthorne. The Hampden-Sydney defense buckled down over the rest of the quarter, allowing only one more goal to punctuate their solid day. Senior goalie Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) was solid between the pipes all day, stopping 14 shots.

On the day, the Tigers outshot Mary Washington 39 to 31, while the Eagles collected 40 ground balls to the Tigers’ 37. In addi-tion to Coats’ four goals, Mavromatis had a solid game with three assists to go along with two goals and six ground balls. Haw-thorne also picked up five ground balls to go along with his goal and two assists. With the win, Hampden-Sydney improves to 1-0 overall.

2010 GaMe ReCaPsGame One: Mary Washington

Hampden-Sydney 11Mary Washington 7

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA - It was a tale of two halves today at Lewis C. Everett Stadium as the Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team fell to #3 Gettys-burg College. After leading at the end of the first three quarters, the Tigers were unable to hold off the Bullets in the fourth period, eventu-ally falling by a margin of 17-10.

Hampden-Sydney opened the game employing a deliberate game plan and worked it to perfection in the first quarter. Sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) opened the scoring for the home squad with his first goal of the season just two minutes into the game. Freshman Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby) scored a goal two min-utes later on an assist from sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy), and the fired-up home squad took advantage of their momentum. Junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) scored two straight goals, followed by a tally from Clarke to close the first quarter with a 5-0 lead.

Keller opened the second quarter the same as the first, finding the back of the net just 12 seconds into the period on assist from Kyle Jett (Suf-folk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk). Gettysburg first got onto the scoreboard 3 minutes later on a goal from Kyle McGrath, but Keller answered back with 5 minutes remaining in the half to put the Tigers up 7-1. Gettys-burg’s Chris Cahill was able to find the net twice more in the stanza to make the halftime score 7-3 in favor of Hampden-Sydney.

Hawthorne opened the second-half scoring, beating the Gettysburg goaltender two minutes into the third quarter to secure a hat trick. The rest of the quarter belonged to the Bullets, despite goals from Keller and sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry), as they outscored the Tigers 6-2, including a Kyle McGrath goal with just two seconds remaining in the period. The game headed to the fourth quarter with Hampden-Sydney clinging to a 10-9 lead.

Gettysburg struck first just one minute into the fourth quarter and seized the momentum from that point on, going on to score eight goals in the period while blanking the Tigers. Several Hampden-Sydney players put forth solid efforts against the defending national runner-up, including Keller’s four goals and one assist and Hawthorne’s three goals and two assists. Clarke contributed three helpers to go with his one goal. Peter Foley (McLean, VA/Langley), Andrew Pritzlaff (Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver), and Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) each contributed four ground balls to pace the Tigers.

On the day, Gettysburg outshot Hampden-Sydney 37 to 20, and scooped up 37 ground balls to the Tigers’ 33. With the loss, Hampden-Sydney falls to 1-1 on this young 2010 season.

Game Two: #3 GettysburgHampden-Sydney 10

Gettysburg 17Hampden-Sydney, VA • February 27

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA - The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team’s fourth quarter rally was not quite enough to push them over the hump as the Tigers fell to #13 nationally ranked Cabrini College. On a cold and rainy day at Hellmuth-Pritzlaff turf field, Hampden-Sydney was unable to get anything going early on and the early deficit proved too much for the home squad, as Cabrini prevailed 11-6.

Cabrini opened the scoring two minutes into the game on goal by James Barraclough, but from there the Tiger defense really stepped up their intensity and focus, shutting out the Cavaliers for the remainder of the quarter. Despite outshooting Cabrini 8-4, scooping 12 ground balls to Cabrini’s 7, and winning both face-offs, Hampden-Sydney was unable to find the back of the net in the quarter.

Cabrini was again able to strike first in the second quarter, this time scoring three straight goals in the first two minutes of the period. The Tigers finally made it onto the scoreboard at the 8:46 mark when senior Whit Kelley (Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft) made an inspired effort to beat a defender and the goalie. Just one minute later, sophomores Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA) and Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) were able to team up to score, when Clarke found Mavromatis, who buried a shot to bring the score to 4-2. Cabri-ni, however, was able to respond with two more goals before halftime to make the score 6-2 at the break.

After a third quarter during which Cabrini scored three goals, the Tigers came flying back to make things interesting. The run started two minutes into the final quarter when senior Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) found sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) for a goal. Two minutes later, the pair connected again to bring the score to 9-4. After a Cabrini goal from Paul Skulski, Jett

picked up his third assist of the game on freshman Brad Mostowy’s (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) first career goal. Two minutes later, Mavromatis scored his second goal of the game off of a nice pass from junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) to bring the score to 10-6. Despite the late run, the Tigers did not have enough time to make up the rest of the deficit, falling by a final margin of 11-6.

Despite the loss, several Hampden-Sydney players turned in impressive efforts. Mostowy, in addition to grabbing a team-high 6 ground balls, won 10 out of 15 faceoffs. Senior defenseman Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) smothered preseason National Player of the Year candidate Casey Grugan, harassing him all game long. Senior goalie Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) made some impressive one-on-one saves as well.

On the day, Cabrini outshot Hampden-Sydney 39 to 31, and scooped up 42 ground balls to the Tigers’ 41. The Tigers took 11 of 20 faceoffs. With the loss, Hampden-Sydney falls to 1-2 on the season.

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2010 GaMe ReCaPsGame Four: Marymount

Hampden-Sydney 14Marymount 8

Arlington, VA • March 6ARLINGTON, VA - The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team evened their 2010 record at 2-2 with a solid 14-8 win over the Saints of Marymount Uni-versity on Saturday night. After a 5-5 tie in the third quarter, the Tigers used a nine-goal spurt to take a commanding lead that they would not relinquish. Hampden-Sydney was led on the day by senior midfielder Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk), who scored four goals.

Marymount got onto the scoreboard first, scoring a goal on an extra-man opportunity three minutes into the game. Jett, however, respond-ed with a goal of his own just moments later, and a Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) goal with eight minutes left in the quarter gave the Tigers their first lead of the game. The quarter would end with Hampden-Sydney leading 2-1.

The Saints again struck first in the second quarter, finding the net just 15 seconds into the period, but sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) answered right back a minute later with a goal of his own. Marymount scored once more in the quarter, and Tiger sopho-more Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) capped off the first half scoring with a goal on an assist from sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) to give the Tigers a 4-3 halftime lead.

Jett opened up the second half scoring with a strike three minutes into the third quarter to give the Tigers a 5-3 lead, their largest lead up to that point. Marymount, however, responded with two quick goals in less than a minute to knot the score at 5-5. Undeterred, the Tigers buckled down and began their game-breaking nine goal run that stretched through the majority of the third and fourth quarters. Haw-thorne got things started, finding the twine with nine minutes left in the third quarter. Two more goals from Jett, another from Hawthorne, and a strike from freshman Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby) made the score at the end of the third quarter 10-5 in favor of Hampden-Sydney.

The Tigers pushed the pedal down to open the fourth quarter, as senior Kevin Coats (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) scored two goals in two minutes. Clarke and Keller added two more goals to push the lead to its largest of the game at 14-5 with six min-utes left in the game. Marymount scored three goals late, but the Tiger lead was too much, and Hampden-Sydney prevailed by a final score of 14-8.

On the night, the Tigers converted on an impressive four out of six extra-man opportunities, and scooped up 34 ground balls to Marymount’s 26. Freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) led Hampden-Sydney with eight ground balls, and Keller chipped in with five. Senior goalie Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) was again solid between the pipes, making 11 saves in his 48 minutes of action.

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Washington College 8Chestertown, MD • March 10

CHESTERTOWN, MD (March 10, 2010)-After building a 6-1 lead in the first quarter over host Washington College, Hampden-Sydney contin-ued to flex its offensive firepower by tacking on eight more goals in the second quarter to take a 14-4 advantage at halftime. The Tigers held on in the second half to take a convincing 17-8 win over the Shoremen. In the win, senior midfielder Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nanse-mond-Suffolk) had his breakout game of the season with a game-high seven points on three goals and four assists.

Jett put his team on the scoreboard early with a goal just a minute and a half into the game. Just one minute later, sophomore Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River) found the net for the second time this season to make it a 2-0 Tiger lead.

The goals continued to come for Hampden-Sydney, and after two Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) goals, the Tigers lead 6-0 with two minutes remaining in the first stanza.

With just 29 seconds remaining in the opening quarter, however, Washington attack Matt Lewis broke the drought with a goal.

Hampden-Sydney came back in the second quarter to reel off three more goals with one from senior Whit Kelley (Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft) and two from junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate). Over the next three minutes, Hampden-Sydney and Washington would trade three goals a piece to give the Tigers a commanding 11-4 lead.

Jett and sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) fin-ished off the half with three unanswered goals to take a 14-4 halftime advantage.

Though Washington would score the first goal of the second half, 14-5 would be as close as they would come with Clarke, Jett and Hawthorne all scoring in the quarter to put the game all but out of reach at 17-5

going into the final quarter.

Shoreman Matt Lewis was able to find the net twice in the final stanza with teammate Jesse Speth also scoring to bring their team with nine, but they would come no closer than the final margin of 17-8.

While Jett recorded seven points, Clarke scored a game-high four goals while Keller and Hawthorne each added three. The Tiger defense was impressive all day, holding the Shoremen to just eight goals while sophomore Andrew Pritzlaff (Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver) led the way causing five turnovers and junior Peter Foley (McLean, VA/Langley) scooped up six groundballs.

Senior net minder Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) was brilliant between the pipes recording 19 saves in just over 52 min-utes of work.

Washington edged the Tigers in faceoffs winning 16 to the Tigers’ 12, while Hampden-Sydney’s Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) won 11 of his 21 attempts. Hampden-Sydney, however, did dominate the ground balls scooping up 37 to the Shoremen’s 28.

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Hampden-Sydney, VA • March 13HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA (March 13, 2010)- The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team put together a complete team effort today at Hellmuth-Pritzlaff Field, beating Elizabethtown College convincingly by a score of 13-6. The Tigers were led by sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch), who scored four goals and added an assist. The Hamp-den-Sydney defense was rock solid all day long, consistently shutting down the Blue Jay attack.

Freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) set the tone for the Tigers right out of the gate, winning the opening faceoff, scooping up the ground ball and streaking through the defense before unleash-ing a shot that beat the Elizabethtown goalie. The Tigers would never look back, adding a Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) goal five minutes later, a Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) goal with one minute left in the period, and a Keller buzzer beater with one sec-ond left to give the home squad a 4-1 first quarter lead.

Senior Kevin Coats (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) opened up the second quarter scoring with a strike just a minute in on an assist from Keller. Keller then scored two more goals sandwiched around an Elizabethtown goal to give Hampden-Sydney a 7-2 halftime lead. The defensive effort in the first half by the Tigers was the most impressive performance so far this season, allowing the Blue Jays only three total shots, while scooping up 16 ground balls to the Blue Jays’ 8.

Hampden-Sydney came out of the halftime break with the same intensi-ty that it had in the first stanza, scoring three straight goals to blow the game wide open. Sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) got things started with an unassisted strike just one minute into the half. Senior Whit Kelley (Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft) followed that with a goal on an assist from senior Andrew O’Shea (Richmond, VA/Collegiate), before sophomore Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River) finished the spurt with a tally on one of sopho-more Carter Mavromatis’ (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) three assists in the game. The two sides traded two goals apiece for the last four minutes of the quarter, with the score heading into the final period 12-4 in favor of Hampden-Sydney.

The fourth quarter saw valuable playing time for many of the Hampden-Sydney underclassmen, as nearly every player on the roster got some game action. Clarke scored the Tigers’ final goal of the game with six minutes remaining, and the home squad finished the day with a convincing 13-6 win. Many players turned in outstanding efforts in the all-around team win. The defense, led by senior Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) was near impenetrable, allowing just six shots through the first three quarters of action. Martin caused two turnovers, as did sophomore David Beman (Alpharetta, GA/Alpharetta). Se-nior goalie Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) was again impressive between the pipes, allowing just two goals in 40 minutes of action.

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA - It was a tale of two halves today at Lewis C. Everett Stadium as the Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team fell to #8 Roanoke College. After fighting back from a second quarter deficit to tie the game at six heading into halftime, the Tigers couldn’t keep up with the Maroons in the second half, eventually falling by a margin of 22-10.

Roanoke was able to score the first two goals of the game through the first five minutes of action, but the Tigers responded nicely. Ju-nior Nate Norbo (Waterford, VA/Loudoun Valley) got the Tigers on the scoreboard with a goal on a nice assist from sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) with nine minutes left in the first quarter. Sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) struck again for the Tigers with five minutes left in the quarter, before sophomore Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River) scored a beau-tiful goal from his knees with 16 seconds left in the quarter to give Hampden-Sydney its first lead of the day.

The Maroons came out of the break on fire, scoring four straight goals to put them up 6-3. The resilient Tigers, however, would not back down and answered back again. Clarke notched his second tally of the day on an assist from sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry), before junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) got in on the action with a goal on an assist from Clarke. Senior captain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) punctuated the comeback with a goal with 48 seconds remaining in the half to tie things up at six apiece heading into the break.

Roanoke again came flying out of the gates in the third quarter, scor-ing the first six goals of the second half. Hampden-Sydney again an-swered with a run of their own on two goals from Jett and one from

Clarke to give them each a hat trick and pull the Tigers within three at 12-9. Roanoke got one more goal before the quarter ended to make the score 13-9 heading into the final stanza.

Hampden-Sydney was able to break through first in the fourth quarter when freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) won the opening faceoff, scooped up the groundball, raced through the Roanoke defense and fired a shot past the goalie to bring the Tigers within three again at 13-10. From that point on, however, it was the Maroons who were able to take control of the game, holding Hampden-Sydney scoreless the rest of the way on the way to the final score of 22-10.

Roanoke was able to take advantage of winning the faceoff battle 28 to 7 while also converting on 4 out of 5 extra man op-portunities. Tiger goalies made 18 stops on the day. Jett and Clarke paced the Tigers with three goals apiece, and Clarke also contributed three assists. Mavromatis led the Tigers in ground balls with six.

Game Seven: #8 Roanoke CollegeHampden-Sydney 10Roanoke College 22

Hampden-Sydney, VA • March 20

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GREENSBORO, NC (March 27, 2010)- The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team put together a complete effort today in their game against Greensboro College, topping the Pride by a score of 15-5. The five goals allowed was the Tiger defense’s best performance so far this season, and the 15 goal output was also the second most goals scored in a game this year. With the win, Hampden-Sydney maintained their perfect road record so far this season.

Sophomore Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River) set the tone for the Tigers early, scoring a goal four minutes into the action. Sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry)followed Cundy’s goal with a strike of his own less than 30 seconds later, before senior captain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) scored with eight minutes left in the first quarter to give Hampden-Sydney an early 3-0 lead. Greens-boro was able to get on the scoreboard one minute later to make the first quarter score 3-1 in favor of the visitors.

The Tigers were able to dominate the majority of the second quarter, scoring five straight goals to start the action. Freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) started the second period scoring with a goal just one minute into play. Jett struck again minutes later, before junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) added a goal with nine minutes left on the scoreboard. Senior Andrew O’Shea (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) struck next for the Tigers, before sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) capped the spurt to make the score 8-1 with two minutes left in the half. Greensboro, however, did not give in and fought back with three quick goals before the half to make the score 8-4.

The Tigers were able to use some half time motivation to alleviate any doubt about who was in control of the game, scoring the first four goals of the period to put some distance between the two teams. Sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) had an outstanding quarter, scoring Hampden-Sydney’s first three goals over a nine minute span. Mostowy struck again with five minutes remaining in the quarter before Greensboro found the net late to make the third quarter score 12-5 in favor of the Tigers.

Hampden-Sydney continued to wear Greensboro down in the fourth quarter, adding three more goals to secure the victory. Clarke scored the first goal to give him four on the day, before senior Mario Washington (Charlottesville, VA/Western Albemar-le) scored his first two goals of the season to seal the 15-5 win for the Tigers.

On the day, Clarke led the Tigers with four goals while Jett and Washington both added two. Keller paced Hampden-Sydney with three assists and Hawthorne contributed two of his own. On the defensive end, senior captain Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) was stellar in the goal, making 9 saves while allowing only five goals. The defensive unit, led by senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle), junior Tim VanBenthuysen (Castle Rock, CO/Regis Jesuit) and sophomore Andrew Pritzlaff (Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver) repeatedly shut down the Pride attack. The Tigers outshot Greensboro 47-36, won the groundball battle 32-18, and were an impressive 6 for 10 on extra man opportunities.

Game Eight: Greensboro CollegeHampden-Sydney 15Greensboro College 6

Greensboro, NC • March 27

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LEXINGTON, VA - The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team put together an outstanding effort on a warm spring night under the lights in Lexington, dropping the #13 Washington and Lee Generals by a score of 13-10. The Tigers never trailed in the contest, and with the win, maintained their perfect road record this season.

Sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) opened up the game’s scoring, finding the back of the twine seven minutes into the game after making a nice spin move to get open. Less than a minute later, Keller struck again off of a restart when he rifled a shot past the W&L goalie. Sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Acad-emy) struck for the Tigers two minutes later after outracing his defender around the back of the net to give Hampden-Sydney a 3-0 lead. The Generals were able to score a late goal to make the first quarter score 3-1 in favor of the Tigers.

Hampden-Sydney again struck first in the second quarter, when fresh-man Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby) beat the keeper off of a nice setup from junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate). After a Generals’ goal, senior Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) raced through the defense and set up Keller for his third goal of the game from point blank range with 8:29 left in the quarter. Three minutes later, senior Whit Kelley (Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft) fired a shot that found the back of the net and gave Hampden-Sydney a 6-2 lead. On the Tigers’ next offensive possession, a Hawthorne shot hit the pipe, and in the ensuing scramble to scoop up the ground ball, Clarke was able to knock the ball past the keeper for his second tally of the day. A pair of late W&L goals made the score 7-4 in favor of the Tigers heading into the halftime break.

The Tigers started the third quarter the same way as the first two, this time taking advantage of their first extra-man opportunity of the day. Keller zipped a pass from out top to a streaking Jett in front of the crease, and the captain was able to bury it for an 8-4 lead. W&L answered back, however, with a strike of their own just moments later. Undeterred, the Tigers drew another man-up opportunity and capitalized on it, with a goal from Clarke off of a Hawthorne assists to increase the advantage to 9-5 with 6:52 left in the quarter. The Generals were again able to tack

one on late and make the score heading into the final period 9-6 in favor of Hampden-Sydney.

Keeping with the game’s pattern, the Tigers scored first in the fourth quarter, three and a half minutes into the action. This time, Jett beat his defender one on one and ripped a shot that beat the goalie and restored Hampden-Sydney’s four-goal cushion. The Generals responded less than a minute later with a goal of their own, before Clarke scored his fourth of the day with eight minutes left to play to give Hampden-Sydney an 11-7 lead. The Tigers pushed their lead to five moments later when sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) was able to find the net for his first goal of the day, before Hawthorne scored one of his own one minute later to make the score 13-7. Washington & Lee was able to add three more goals, but it was too little, too late as Hampden-Sydney held on for the big win.

Clarke led the Tigers with four goals for the second consecutive game, while Keller added three and Jett chipped in with two. Hawthorne had two assists, and freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) grabbed eight ground balls. Despite be-ing outshot 36 to 26, Hampden-Sydney used accurate shooting to connect on an impressive 50% of their shots. Senior captain Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) was again very solid in between the pipes, making several nice saves. Junior Jake McDon-ald (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) and sophomore Andrew Pritzlaff (Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver) each caused two turnovers, and senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) was his usual self, disrupting any offensive flow that the Generals tried to establish.

Game Nine: #13 Washington & LeeHampden-Sydney 13Washington & Lee 10

Lexington, VA • March 31

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA - The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team fell behind early to the number 14 ranked Lynchburg Hornets and were never able to get going the rest of the game, ultimately falling 19-10. Lynchburg used their 7-2 first quarter momentum to hold off any Tiger challenges down the stretch. Sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) led the way for the Tigers, tallying a hat trick on the day.

Lynchburg got on the scoreboard first two minutes into the action, but senior midfielder Thomas Hovis (Richmond, VA/St. Christopher’s) an-swered right back for the Tigers 30 seconds later to knot the score at one. The Hornets, however, responded with four straight goals before Keller scored his first of the day on an assist from sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) to bring the Tigers within three. Lynch-burg was able to strike twice more in the quarter to make the score 7-2.

The second quarter was much more evenly matched with each team tallying four scores. The Tigers found the net first when Mavromatis again found Keller for a goal three minutes into the quarter. Lynchburg responded with a goal of their own just seconds later, but senior captain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) took a pass from Keller and buried it to bring the Tigers back within four. The back and forth action continued when Lynchburg found the net 40 seconds later, but Hamp-den-Sydney again responded 45 seconds later when sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) scored on an assist from Jett. The Hornets then scored two goals before the Mavromatis-Keller combination struck for the third time to make the halftime score 11-6.

Lynchburg was able to control much of the third quarter action, scoring three goals. Senior Kevin Coats (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) scored a goal on an assist from Jett, but the Tigers faced a 14-7 deficit heading into the final period.

The Tigers continued to fight in the fourth quarter with junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) scoring two goals and Jett chipping in another but it was not enough to overtake Lynchburg , resulting in a final score of 19-10.

With the loss Hampden-Sydney falls to 6-4 overall and 1-2 in the ODAC. All four of the Tigers losses, however, have come against teams ranked in the top 15 nationally. In addition to Keller’s solid day, Jett had two goals and two assists, Hawthorne chipped in with two goals, and Mavromatis tallied three assists. Senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) led the Tigers on defense, scooping up five ground balls and causing several turnovers.

Game Ten: #14 Lynchburg CollegeHampden-Sydney 10Lynchburg College 19

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA (April 7, 2010)- The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team jumped out to a 4-0 first quarter lead against ODAC foe Virginia Wesleyan today and never relinquished the lead, topping the Marlins by a score of 13-8. Sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) scored a team season-high five goals and classmate Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) added a season-high four assists to lead the Tigers.

Hampden-Sydney was the aggressor from the opening face-off, with Mavromatis finding the net for the Tigers just 45 seconds into the game on an assist from Keller. Keller then scored three straight goals for the Tigers over the next five minutes, with assists during that stretch com-ing from Mavromatis and junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Colle-giate). Virginia Wesleyan responded, however, with three straight goals of their own to bring the score to 4-3. Senior captain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) struck for the Tigers with two minutes left in the quarter, but the Marlins answered with another goal to make the score after one period of play 5-4 in favor of Hampden-Sydney.

Virginia Wesleyan scored a minute into the second period to knot the game at five apiece before the Tiger defense buckled down and shut out the visitors for the remainder of the half. During that stretch, Hampden-Sydney was able to find the twine three times. Jett scored on a nice setup from Mavromatis before senior Whit Kelley (Raleigh, NC/Ra-venscroft) scored on a pass from junior Dudley Locke (Alexandria, VA/St. Stephens & St. Agnes) with four minutes remaining in the half. Sopho-more Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River) added an unassisted goal two minutes later to send the Tigers into the locker room with an 8-5 advantage.

The Tigers continued to play smart lacrosse in the third quarter, cul-minating in a goal from Keller on an assist from freshman Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby) nine minutes into the action. Virginia Wesleyan responded with a goal of their own, but Hampden-Sydney closed out the quarter with two more goals in the last two minutes, the first from Hawthorne on a setup by Jett, and the second from Keller on an assist from Mavromatis to make the score 11-6.

The two teams traded two goals apiece during the fourth quarter, with Cundy scoring his second of the day on a pass from Mavromatis, and sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) adding a goal of his own with three minutes to play to wrap up the 13-8 home victory.

In addition to stellar outings from Keller and Mavromatis, several other Tigers stepped up their play to help secure the win. Junior defenseman Peter Foley (McLean, VA/Langley) was a physical presence all game, causing three Marlin turnovers, while Hawthorne and senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) each caused two. Freshman Brad Mostowy (At-lanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) performed well, winning 13 of 20 faceoffs, and led Hampden-Sydney with seven ground balls. Senior captain Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) was consistent in goal, making 12 saves on the day.

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA - The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team jumped out to a 5-0 first quarter lead against Whittier College and never looked back, dropping the poets by a score of 17-8 today at a crowded Everett Stadium. The Tigers continued their solid play that has been on display lately, and won for the seventh time in nine games. With the victory, Hampden-Sydney moves to 8-4 on the season, equaling last season’s final win total. Sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) scored five goals for the second straight game to lead the Tigers, and senior cap-tain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) added four of his own.

The Tigers showed up ready to play from the opening face-off, and the defense was able to shut out the Poets for the entire first quarter. Keller scored the Tigers’ first three goals, one of which came on a setup from sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy). Jett struck next for Hampden-Sydney, also on an assist from Clarke. Junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) also added a goal with 15 seconds remaining in the quarter to give the Tigers a 5-0 lead.

Whittier opened up the second quarter scoring on a goal a minute and a half in, but Jett found the net again just two minutes later. On the ensu-ing faceoff, however, Whittier was able to scoop up the ground ball and race downfield for the quick goal. The Tigers again responded, this time with four straight goals to blow the game wide open. Hawthorne started the spurt with the Tigers’ first man-down goal of the season to make the score 7-2. Keller then scored his fourth goal a minute later off of a nice setup from sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Hen-ry), before freshman Jess Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) scored his first career goal on an assist from sophomore Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River). On the ensuing faceoff, Whittier gained possession and made a pass that was intercepted by freshman Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby), who raced in and beat the keeper to extend the Tiger lead to 10-2. Whittier was able to score twice before halftime to make the score at the break 10-4.

Hampden-Sydney came out of the break hungry for more, and added another tally just one minute into play. On the play, Mavromatis used a pass fake that juked both of the Whittier defenders along with half of the crowd and buried a shot to push the lead to seven. Keller scored his fifth goal moments later on an assist from Jett before Whittier responded with a goal of their own. Mavromatis struck again for the Tigers, however, this time on an assist from Martin. The Tigers scored their second man-down goal of the game on a wild sequence as time was running out. On the play, the Hampden-Sydney defense forced a Whittier turnover. Junior Nate Norbo (Waterford, VA/Loudoun Valley) picked up the ball and flung a pass the length of the field, where freshman Martin was able to get a hit on the Whittier keeper. Cole Hawthorne then raced in, scooped up the ground ball and buried it in the open net for his second tally of the day.

Whittier scored three quick goals to start the fourth quarter before Jett responded with his third and fourth goals, sandwiched around a goal from senior Kevin Coats (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle), to make the final score 17-8. On the day, the Tigers did an excellent job in face-offs, winning 20 out of 27. They also outshot the Poets 39-30, scooped up 48 groundballs to Whit-tier’s 38, and held Whittier to just 16 out of 27 on clear attempts. Freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) had an outstanding day, winning 16 of 19 face-offs, and grabbing an ODAC season-high 13 ground balls. The Hampden-Sydney defense put together another stout effort, limiting the Poets’ opportunities all game long. Senior captain Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) allowed only five goals in 45 minutes of play while making six saves in the goal, while senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) caused two turnovers.

Game Twelve: Whittier CollegeHampden-Sydney 17Whitter College 8


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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA - The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team honored its seniors playing in their final home game today in a ceremony before the game, then sent them out as winners with a thorough 15-1 victory over ODAC opponent Randolph College. The Tigers never trailed in the game, and a season-high 13 different players scored goals for Hampden-Sydney.

The Tigers got onto the board first just over a minute into play when senior captain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) scored an unas-sisted goal. Jett struck again six minutes later to put the Tigers up 2-0. On the ensuing face-off, senior Whit Kelley (Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft) controlled the draw, raced through the Wildcat defense and buried a shot for a three-goal lead. Less than one minute later, senior Thomas Hovis (Richmond, VA/St. Christopher’s) was able to score an unassisted goal, before sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Acad-emy) scored off of an assist from freshman Jess Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate). Sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) upped Hampden-Sydney’s lead to six with a goal with two minutes left in the quarter on a setup from junior Cole Hawthorne (Rich-mond, VA/Collegiate).

The Tigers were again the aggressors in the second quarter, and junior Dudley Locke (Alexandria, VA/St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes) scored a goal two minutes in on an assist from senior Kevin Coats (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle). Senior Hunter Phillips (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) scored his first goal of the season with just under three minutes to play in the half to put Hampden-Sydney 8-0, before classmate Mario Washington (Char-lottesville, VA/Western Albemarle) made a nice move to find the back of the net with under one minute left. With under ten seconds to play in the half, Washington was able to find Locke, who tallied his second goal of the day to get Hampden-Sydney into double digits at halftime. The

Tigers dominated every aspect of the first half, outshooting Randolph 39-2, winning 10 of 12 face-offs, and grabbing 40 ground-balls to 13 for the Wildcats.

Jess Hawthorne got the second half scoring started with an unassisted goal one minute into the third quarter, before junior Ryan Grodzki (Barrington, IL/Barrington) scored his first career goal on a solo effort seven minutes later. Randolph’s Stephen Allman scored the Wildcats’ lone goal of the day with three and a half minutes left, before sophomore Nate Cundy (Midloth-ian, VA/James River) struck on an assist from sophomore Kyle Fox (Manassas, VA/Osbourn Park) to put the Tigers up 13-1 at the end of three quarters.

Two minutes into the fourth quarter, freshman Jacob Oliver (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) scored his first career goal, before senior Peter Squire (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) punctuated his senior day with his first career goal to make the final margin 15-1 for Hampden-Sydney. On the day, the Tigers were very evenly balanced and dominated the statistical categories. They posted season highs in shots with 64 and in ground balls with 62, and only committed 11 turnovers. Seniors Peter Foley (Mclean, VA/Langley) and Joey Severns (Ithaca, NY/Ithaca), along with Oliver and junior Nick West (New Canaan, CT/The Gunnery) each caused two Randolph turnovers as well.

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GREENSBORO, NC (April 17, 2010)- The Hampden-Sydney lacrosse Tigers continued their winning ways and maintained their perfect road record today with a convincing 19-8 win at ODAC foe Guilford College. Hamp-den-Sydney has won 9 of its last 11 contests, and now boasts a season-high four game winning streak. The Tigers were led on the day by sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) who scored four goals, and senior Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk), who added two goals and three assists. Jett’s five points on the day vaulted him into sole possession of third place in career points by a Hampden-Sydney midfielder with 135.

The Tigers jumped out to the early lead, with Jett striking less than one minute into the game on an unassisted effort. Sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) followed that with a goal of his own off of an assist from freshman Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby), before Clarke scored his first off of a setup from Jett. After the Quakers scored their first goal to pull to 3-1, Keller again scored on an assist from Martin, then followed it up with another strike on an assist from Clarke. Clarke then scored two more goals sandwiched around a Guilford goal to make the score at the end of one quarter of play 7-2 in favor of the Tigers.

Hampden-Sydney again struck first in the second period when senior Kev-in Coats (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) took a pass from Jett and buried it for an 8-2 lead. Guilford then proceeded to score three straight goals to pull within three, but the Tigers added four more before the half to put some distance between the two teams. Senior Whit Kelley (Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft) started the spurt on a goal with an assist from Clarke, then Jett took a Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) pass and buried it for another goal. Martin and Kelly each added another goal to make the halftime score 12-6 in favor of the visitors.

The Tigers closed the door on whatever glimmer of hope Guilford had left in the third quarter, scoring three straight goals to open second-half play. Clarke scored an unassisted goal, then sophomore Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River) got in on the action, scoring his first of the day. Freshman Alex Clay (Alexandira, VA/St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes) then scored his first career goal on an assist from Jett to make the score 15-6.

After Guilford struck first in the fourth quarter, it was all Hampden-Sydney the rest of the way, with the Tigers scoring the last four goals of the game. Coats started the spurt with his second goal of the day, before senior Mario Washington (Charlottes-ville, VA/Western Albemarle) scored two straight himself. Senior Peter Squire (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) finished off the scor-ing with a goal with five minutes remaining in the game to make the final score 19-8.

On the day, the Tigers outshot the Quakers by a margin of 47 to 18, and grabbed 42 ground balls to 20 for Guilford. Hampden-Sydney also won 18 of 29 face-offs, and senior captain Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield) made three saves in earning the win.

Game Fourteen: Guilford CollegeHampden-Sydney 19Guilford College 8

Greensboro, NC • April 17

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NEWPORT NEWS, VA - The #20 nationally-ranked Hampden-Sydney lacrosse Tigers ran their winning streak to five games today with a con-vincing 16-8 win at Christopher Newport. The victory also maintained the Tigers’ perfect road record on the season. On a day that started in a driving rain, Hampden-Sydney started slow, but overcame an early deficit to assert their dominance by halftime. The Tigers were led by sopho-more Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) who scored three goals and added two assists, and classmate Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River) who also added a hat trick.

Christopher Newport was able to get on the scoreboard first and did a nice job early of containing the Tiger attack. It wasn’t until almost halfway through the quarter that Hampden-Sydney finally found the net with a goal from freshman Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby) on an as-sist from junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate). The Tigers followed that with a goal from sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) that was set up by senior captain Kyle Jett (Suf-folk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk). Cundy struck for the first time off of a pass from Martin four minutes later, before senior Kevin Coats (Charlot-tesville, VA/Albemarle) scored an unassisted goal to make the score 4-1 at the end of the quarter.

On the second quarter face-off, freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) controlled the draw, and raced through the Captain defense before finding an open Cundy in front of the cage for the easy put away. CNU answered back with two straight goals in man-up situ-ations however, to draw withing two at 5-3, but Jett responded with a goal before Cundy scored his third of the day on a setup from Keller. The Captains remained resilient, though, scoring two more quick goals to bring the score to 7-5, but that was as close as they would get the remainder of the game. Keller proceeded to go on a personal rampage, scoring three straight goals to blow the game wide open, with assists coming from Martin and sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Nor-folk Academy). Clarke then added a goal of his own on an assist from

Keller with a minute and a half left to play to make the halftime score 11-5 in favor of the Tigers.

As the sun came out to start the second half, the Tiger defense stepped up their game, holding the Captains scoreless for all but six seconds of the third quarter, thanks in large part to some stellar goalkeeping from freshman Cody Hornung (Bala Cyn-wyd, PA/Lower Merion). Hawthorne scored two goals in the period on assists from Mavromatis and Jett to make the score after three periods of play 13-6.

The Tigers added three more goals in the fourth quarter, the first coming from freshman Alex Clay (Alexandria, VA/St. Ste-phen’s & St. Agnes) on an assist from senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle), marking his first career assist. Freshman Jess Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) added an unassisted goal, before sophomore Kyle Fox (Manassas, VA/Os-bourn Park) scored his first tally of the season on an assist from Coats to give Hampden-Sydney the 16-8 win.

On the day, Hampden-Sydney outshot CNU 48-36, and grabbed 31 ground balls to 30 for the Captains. 11 different players scored goals for the Tigers, their second highest number in a game this season. Mostowy led Hampden-Sydney with four ground balls, and junior defenseman Peter Foley (McLean, VA/Langley) caused three turnovers to lead the Tigers on the defensive end.

Game Fifteen: Christopher NewportHampden-Sydney 16

Christopher Newport 8Newport News, VA • April 21

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ASHLAND, VA - The #20 nationally-ranked Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team closed out their regular season with a 12-8 victory over Randolph-Macon today, their sixth consecutive win entering postseason play. In holding the Yellow Jackets to single digits, it was also the sixth straight opponent that Hampden-Sydney has kept under ten goals. On a day when the Tigers completed a perfect road regular season at 7-0, they were led by senior captain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk), who scored five goals and added an assist to move into a tie for first place in single-season points by a midfielder with 62. With his six points on the day, he also took over sole possession of second place in points by a Tiger midfielder with 145.

Hampden-Sydney came out the aggressors early on, and capitalized with two quick goals from sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) less than three minutes into play. Randolph-Macon responded with a goal of their own a few minutes later, but sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) answered for the Tigers, finding the net with two and a half minutes left on the clock. The Yellow Jackets were able to tack one more on with under a minute to play to make the score after one quarter 3-2 in favor of Hampden-Sydney.

If there was any doubt about who was in control of the showdown between arch rivals, it ended in the second quarter as Hampden-Sydney outscored Randolph-Macon 5-0 to blow the game wide open heading into halftime. Sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) found the net first on an assist from Jett, before Jett scored four consecu-tive goals, including a no-look shot that fooled the entire Macon defense. Junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) and Keller provided assists on two of Jett’s second-quarter goals, and the Tigers headed into halftime with a commanding 8-2 lead.

Though the Yellow Jackets struck first in the third quarter, Hampden-Sydney was up to the challenge, scoring three straight on goals from Hawthorne, Keller, and Jett to give the Tigers their largest lead of the day at 11-3. Randolph-Macon didn’t give up, however, and scored four straight goals spanning the third and fourth quarters to draw within 11-7 with six and a half minutes to play, but Clarke scored another goal on an outstanding effort to put Hampden-Sydney up by five. The Yellow Jackets added another goal late, but it was not enough as the Tigers prevailed.

In addition to Jett’s outstanding day, several other Tigers reached career milestones. Keller’s three tallies pushed him over 40 goals on the season with 42 thus far, Clarke’s two goals gave him 30 on the season, and Hawthorne’s goal and assist pushed him over 40 points on the season with 41. Senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle) led the way on defense, causing two turnovers and grabbing a season-high 8 ground balls. Freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) had a solid day in face-offs, controlling 12 of 19 draws. With four groundballs, Mostowy also went over 80 on the season with 83 thus far. Freshman Cody Hornung (Bala Cynwyd, PA/Lower Merion) made some spectacular saves in the goal as well.

The Tigers outshot Macon on the day 40-31, grabbed 43 ground balls to 27 for the Yellow Jackets, and won 15 of 24 face-offs. With the win, Hampden-Sydney’s record moves to 12-4 overall and 5-2 in the ODAC. The 12 wins are tied for the second most in a single season in school history.

Game Sixteen: Randolph-Macon CollegeHampden-Sydney 12Randolph-Macon 8

Ashland, VA • April 24

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA - The #19 nationally-ranked Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team advanced to the ODAC semifinals today with an 18-9 win over Virginia Wesleyan, and in the process tied the program record for most wins in a single season with 13. It was the Tigers seventh consecutive victory, and also marked the seventh straight opponent that they have held in single digits. The Tigers stormed out of the gates early and grabbed a big lead, but Virginia Wesleyan was able to climb back into the contest heading into halftime. The Tigers responded with a third quarter blitzkrieg in which they scored a season-high nine goals in one period to end the visitors’ hopes for an upset. Hampden-Sydney was led on the day by senior captain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk), who scored four goals and added an assist. Jett now has 67 points on the season, which marks the most single-season points by a midfielder in Hampden-Sydney history. The Tigers set the tone from the opening face-off, where freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) controlled the draw, raced through the Marlin defense and ripped a shot past the goalie to give the home squad the lead just nine seconds into play. Jett scored his record-breaking point on a goal moments later on an assist from junior Cole Haw-thorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate), before Hawthorne scored one of his own to put the Tigers up 3-0 just four minutes into the game. Sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) got in on the action with a strike two minutes later, but Virginia Wesleyan then scored three straight to make the score 4-3 in favor of Hampden-Sydney after one quarter of play. The second quarter began just like the first, with the Tigers control-ling the opening face-off. Sophomore Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry) raced in and grabbed the ground ball before blazing past a pair of Marlin defenders and burying a shot past the keeper just 11 seconds into the action. Sophomore Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch), who had been the focal point of the Virginia Wesleyan defense, was finally able to break through moments later with a nice spin move and shot to give Hampden-Sydney a three goal lead. The visitors responded again, however, with two more goals, including a back-breaker with one second remaining in the quarter to draw within 6-5 heading into the locker room. Motivated by the close score, the Tigers came flying out of the locker room and unleashed an onslaught of goals on a dazed Virginia Wesleyan defense. Mavromatis started things out with a goal on an assist from Jett one minute in, before Jett found the net on a setup from fresh-man Ryan Martin (Midlothian, VA/Cosby) to put the Tigers up 8-5. The

Marlins, showing some resiliency, bounced back with two more quick goals to pull to 8-7 with just under eleven minutes to play, but Hampden-Sydney scored seven consecutive goals to close out the quarter and take the commanding lead. Jett started the spurt with a goal, then Keller scored his second before Hawthorne followed suit on Martin’s second assist to make the score 11-7. Mavromatis, Jett, and Clarke each scored a goal apiece over a three-minute span, before Keller finished the quarter on a goal with 15 seconds left to put the Tigers up 15-7, coming on the first assist of the season for junior Nate Norbo (Waterford, VA/Loudoun Valley). Martin scored a goal five minutes into the final quarter before Virginia Wesleyan’s Nick Northern scored two straight to make the score 16-9. Senior Hunter Phillips (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) got in on the action with a goal coming on a setup from class-mate Kevin Coats (Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle), before junior Dudley Locke (Alexandria, VA/St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes) closed out the scoring with a strike with two and a half minutes left to make the final score 18-9. In addition to Jett’s points record, Keller’s three goals gives him 45 on the season, which is tied for the sixth most in a season in program history. Hawthorne also grabbed three ground balls, which puts him at the 50 ground ball plateau for the first time in his career. The Tiger defense put forth another excellent effort against the Marlins, with senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlot-tesville, VA/Albemarle) grabbing a team-high five ground balls and causing two turnovers, junior Peter Foley (McLean, VA/Langley) grabbing four ground balls and causing two turnovers, and Norbo adding three ground balls and two caused turnovers. On the day, the Tigers outshot Virginia Wesleyan 45-30, grabbed 43 ground balls to 35 for the Marlins, and had four less turnovers than the visi-tors.

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LYNCHBURG, VA-The #19 nationally-ranked Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team dropped a heartbreaker today against #10 Lynchburg College in the ODAC semifinals. After a defensive slugfest in the first half, the Hornets were able to hold the Tigers scoreless during the decisive third quarter. Hampden-Sydney staged a furious late rally but it was not enough, as the Tigers fell 10-7.

Senior captain Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nansemond Suffolk) opened the game’s scoring about two minutes into play with an unassisted strike from the right side. Lynchburg was able to respond with a goal six minutes later to even the score at one, and both defenses buckled down and shut out the opposing offenses for the rest of the quarter.

The stellar defensive play continued into the second quarter, with neither side scoring again until Lynchburg broke through with seven minutes left in the quarter. They scored again three minutes later to make the score 3-1, but the Tigers were able to take advantage of an extra man opportunity a minute later when junior Cole Hawthorne (Richmond, VA/Collegiate) found a cutting Carter Mavromatis (Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry), who ripped a shot past the goalie. Only a min-ute and a half later, Hawthorne raced around his defender and buried a strike to knot things up at thee. The Hornets scored with just under a minute left to go up 4-3 and take that lead into the locker room. Hampden-Sydney had an excellent chance to tie things up in the clos-ing seconds, but Jett’s shot hit the post and time expired.

Lynchburg was able to control the action in the third quarter and scored three goals while holding the Tigers scoreless to take a 7-3 lead into the final period of play. Things looked bleak when Lynch-burg scored twice in the first two minutes, but sophomore Ben Clarke (Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy) was able to find the net for the Tigers to pull within 9-4. Lynchburg responded with a goal before the never-say-die Tigers really turned up the pressure.

Clarke scored another goal on an assist from sophomore Nate Cundy (Midlothian, VA/James River), with seven minutes to go, before sopho-more Micah Keller (Richmond, VA/Christchurch) was able to break through and score one of his own with five and a half minutes remaining to make the score 10-6. Hampden-Sydney was able to use the stellar face-off play of freshman Brad Mostowy (Atlanta, GA/Trinity Pawling) to control the ball for the majority of the quarter, and it paid off again just moments later when Mostowy found Keller who buried another shot to make the score 10-7 with just under four minutes to play.

With the momentum clearly on the side of the Tigers, several opportunities barely missed in the closing minutes, including having one goal disallowed and another that bounced off the post. Hampden-Sydney continued to apply pressure right up until the final whistle, but were not quite able to complete the comeback. Several Tigers had excellent days, including senior captain Mark Bagby (Boston, MA/Marshfield), whose play between the pipes kept the Tigers in it late. Senior captain Daniel Martin (Charlottesville, VA/Albermarle) caused four turnovers and grabbed three ground balls as well. Mostowy won 12 of 19 face-offs on the day and also grabbed six ground balls to move his season total to 92, which is the third most in a season in Hampden-Sydney history.

With his two goals, Clarke reached the 50-point plateau for the first time in his career, and Keller’s two tallies give him 47 on the season, which is good enough for the fourth most in Hampden-Sydney history. With his first quarter goal, Jett upped his program record for single-season points by a Tiger midfielder to 68, which is also tied for the third most points from any posi-tion. With the loss, the Tigers fall to 13-5 on the year, and tied with the 2002 squad for the most wins in program history.

Game Eighteen: ODAC Semifinals, Lynchburg CollegeHampden-Sydney 7

Lynchburg College 10Lynchburg, VA • May 2

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soMe oF HaMPDen-syDney’s GReaTesTChris Lucas ‘03 fin-ished his career as H-SC’s second all-time leading scorer, claimed USILA All-America honors three times and All-ODAC honors four times. Lucas earned a Mas-ter’s degree in atomic physics at Old Domin-ion University and is presently employed at Lockheed Martin in Washington, D.C.

Jamie Worthen ‘98 was the 1998 National De-fenseman of the Year. He also went on to earn All-America honors in 1996, 1997 and 1998. He graduated from the University of Alabama at Birgmingham Medical School in 2004. He is now an orthopedic surgeon.

Tom Oast ‘00 was a first team All-American in 2000 and was named ODAC Player of the Year. He joined the military and has recently become a member of the Special Forces.

Jason Rostan ‘03 earned first team All-America honors in 2002 and second team accolades in 2003. He was the ODAC Player of the Year in 2002. He is now an assistant coach at Hampden-Sydney.

John Gibson ‘82, a mem-ber of the Hampden-Sydney Hall of Fame, to date remains the all-time leading scorer in program history with 202 career goals and 266 total points. John was Hampden-Sydney’s first lacrosse All-American (along with teammate Dr. Ted Chambers), lead-ing the Tigers to their first NCAA appearance and #8 national rank-ing. John is the Execu-tive Vice President of the Ellis-Gibson Devel-opment Company in Norfolk, VA.

Chris Biddison ‘03 was a three-time All-American, earning First-Team in 2002 and Second-Team in 2003. Additionally, he was three-time First-Team All-ODAC. He is now a financial advisor with AXA Advisors in Columbia, MD.

Kyle Jett ‘10 was the 2010 ODAC Player of the Year and Second-Team All-American. He ranks 8th all-time at H-SC in career goals and points and 9th in assists. He is also second all-time in career midfielder points.

Jeff Jackson ‘88 is the most prolific scoring midfielder in Hampden-Sydney history. His 208 career points is the most in school his-tory at the midfield and third overall. He also sits fourth in H-SC history with 157 goals. A two-time All-America, Jack-son was a first-team honoree in 1988 and a second-teamer in 1987.










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Brett Bennett 1988

Huston Green1991

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Jamie Worthen1998

GaMMon CuP winneRs(HaMPDen-syDney’s sTuDenT-aTHleTe oF THe yeaR)

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inDiviDual ReCoRDsGroundballs

466 • Jamie Worthen (1995-98)1. 384 • Ryan Fassnacht (2002-05)2. 303 • Tom Oast (1997-2000)3. 241 • Colin Dunn (2005-08)4. 219 • Pat Kelly (1998-2000)5. 216 • Will Dammeyer (2000-03)6. 203 • Doug Palmer (1996-99) 7. 175 • Chamie Burroughs (1996-99) 8. 168 • Chris Lucas (2000-03)9. 165 • John Neely (1998-01) 10. 160 • John Pritzlaff (2003-06)11. 157 • Jason Rostan (2000-03)12. 139 • Will Swink (2000-03)13. 134 • Jason Archbell (1999-02)14. 132 • Chris Biddison (2000-03)15. 127 • John McDonnell (2000-03)16. 123 • Thomas Hovis (2007-2010)17. 112 • Daniel Martin (2007-2010)18. 101 • Michael Via (2004-07)19. 100 • Ward Smith (1996-99)20.

Saves601 • Chris Wilkinson (85-87)1. 555 • Scott Ketcham (1996-99)2. 551 • Jeremy Bull (2002-05)3. 329 • Mark Bagby (2006-10)4. 326 • Scott Fava (1998-2001)5. 292 • Ben Heinsohn (1992,95)6. 267 • Carter Redd (1989-90)7. 259 • Scott Russell (2007)8. 163 • Phil Hage (2005-08)9. 135 • Trip Helling (1989-90)10. 95 • Ray Lockard (1992)11.

All-Time Single-Game Individual MarksGoals: 11, Rob Bonaventura (1982) Assists: 9, David Corrigan (1977)

Miscellaneous Team MarksWins in a season: 13, 2002, 2010Consecutive wins: 15, 1988-89Goals in a season: 236, 2010Goals scored in a game: 26, vs. Lynch-burg, 1977; vs. Susquehanna, 2003

Career Leaders

Goals202 • John Gibson (1979-82)1. 163 • Chris Lucas (2000-03)2. 160 • Chamie Burroughs (1996-99)3. 157 • Jeff Jackson (1985-88)4. 131 • Ed Curry (1992-95)5. 115 • Brad Johnson (1986-89)6. 104 • Rob Bonaventura (1980-83)7. 98 • Kyle Jett (2007-10)8. 94 • Doug Palmer (1996-99)9. 85 • Thomas Jennings (2004-07)10. 83 • Phil Dick (2000-03)11. 82 • Jason Rostan (2000-03)12. 80 • John Neely (1998-01)13. 78 • Matt Fassnacht (2002-04)14. 72 • Mike Remington (1989-92)15. 72 • Pete Sheffield (95-96, 93-94 n/a)16. 67 • Ryan Harrington (2005-07)17. 60 • Randy Ashton (1998-2000)18. 58 • Andrew Mahoney (2006-2009)19. 58 • William Shell (2004-07)20. 58 • Vince Smith (2004-06)21.

Assists90 • Tommy Whiteley (1986-89)1. 70 • Rob Bonaventura (1979-82)2. 69 • Chris Lucas (2000-03)3. 64 • John Gibson (1979-82)4. 63 • Ed Curry (1992-95)5. 61 • Jason Rostan (2000-03)6. 59 • Jon Hardy (1992-95)7. 54 • Vince Smith (2004-06)8. 53 • Kyle Jett (2007-10) 9. 52 • Brad Johnson (1986-89)10. 51 • Jeff Jackson (1985-88)11. 51 • John Neely (1998-01) 12. 47 • Michael Via (2004-07)13. 45 • Jody Garliss (1995-98)14. 45 • Joe Turco (1996-97)15. 42 • Russell Carter (1997-2000)16. 40 • Doug Palmer (1996-99) 17. 36 • Andrew Mahoney (2006-09)18. 34 • Sean McChesney (2003-05)19. 34 • Chamie Burroughs (1996-99)20.

Points

266 • John Gibson (1979-82)1.

232 • Chris Lucas (2000-03)2.

208 • Jeff Jackson (1985-88)3.

194 • Ed Curry (1992-95)4.

193 • Chamie Burroughs (1996-99)5.

174 • Rob Bonaventura (1980-83)6.

167 • Brad Johnson (1986-89)7.

151 • Kyle Jett (2007-10) 8.

143 • Jason Rostan (2000-03)9.

135 • Thomas Whiteley (1986-89)10.

134 • Doug Palmer (1996-99)11.

131 • John Neely (1998-01)12.

113 • Thomas Jennings (2004-07)13.

112 • Vince Smith (2004-06)14.

106 • Chris Bissinger (1992-1995)15.

102 • Phil Dick (2000-03)16.

100 • Michael Via (2004-07)17.

100 • Pete Sheffield (95-96, 93-94 n/a) 18.

98 • Matt Fassnacht (2002-04)19.

94 • Andrew Mahoney (2006-09)20.

Midfielder Points

208 • Jeff Jackson (1985-1988)1.

151 • Kyle Jett (2007-2010)2.

143 • Jason Rostan (2000-2003)3.

134 • Doug Palmer (1996-1999)4.

113 • Thomas Jennings (2004-2007)5.

112 • Vince Smith (2004-2006)6.

106 • Chris Bissinger (1992-1995)7.

102 • Phil Dick (2000-2003)8.

86 • Ryan Harrington (2005-07)9.

86 • Russell Carter (1997-2000) 10.

81 • Randy Ashton (1998-2000) 11.

74 • Sean McChensey (2003-0512.

66 • Scott Claiborne (1999-02)13.

59 • Matt Yancey (1996-2000)14.

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inDiviDual ReCoRDsPoints

78 • Rob Bonaventura (1982)1. 75 • John Gibson (1982)2. 68 • Brad Johnson (1989)3. 68 • Kyle Jett (2010)4. 65 • John Gibson (1981)5. 65 • Tommy Whiteley (1989)6. 60 • Chris Lucas (2003)7. 60 • Ed Curry (1995)8. 59 • Chris Lucas (2003)9. 59 • Chris Lucas (2002)10. 59 • Micah Keller (2010)11. 55 •Andrew Mahoney (2009)12. 55 • Pete Sheffield (1996)13. 54 • Joe Turco (1996)14. 54 • Kyle Jett (2009)15. 54 • Chamie Burroughs (1998)16. 54 • Jody Garliss (1998)17. 53 • Mike Remington (1992)18. 51 • Bat Barger (1990) 19. 50 • Ben Clarke (2010)20. 50 • Jeff Jackson (1986)21.

Midfielder Points68 • Kyle Jett, 2010 (39/29)1. 62 • Jeff Jackson, 1988 (45/17)2. 54 • Kyle Jett, 2009 (34/20)3. 54 • Jody Garliss (1998)4. 52 • Benton Downer, 19775. 48 • Randy Ashton, 2000 (36/12)6. 47 • Jason Rostan, 2002 (23/24)7. 46 • Jim Cardillo, 1994 (25/21)8. 46 • Vince Smith, 2006 (23/23)9. 46 • Cole Hawthorne, 2010 (25/21)10. 43 • Ryan Harrington, 2007 (34/9)11. 43 • Jason Rostan, 2003 (21/22)12. 40 • Doug Palmer, 1999 (29/11)13. 34 • Matt Fassnacht, 2002 (34/6)14. 39 • Thomas Jennings, 2007 (28/11)15. 39 • Carter Mavromatis, 2010 (17/22)16. 38 • Chris Bissinger, 1995 (23/15)17. 38 • Jason Rostan, 2001 (26/12)18. 36 • Phil Dick, 2002 (31/5)19. 35 • Several20.

Groundballs172 • Jamie Worthen (1996)1. 135 • Jamie Worthen (1997)2. 123 • Tom Oast (2000)3. 116 • Chris Bissinger (1995)4. 112 • Ryan Fassnacht (2003)5. 110 • Jamie Worthen (1998)6. 102 • Tom Oast (1999)7. 102 • Jason Carlstrom (1998)8. 100 • Ryan Fassnacht (2002)9. 97 • Pat Kelly (1999)10. 96 • Pat Kelly (2000)11. 95 • Will Dammeyer (2001)12. 93 • Ryan Fassnacht (2004)13. 92 • Brad Mostowy (2010)14. 88 • Colin Dunn (2007)15. 84 • Pete Sheffield (1996)16. 79 • Ryan Fassnacht (2005)17. 79 • Pete Sheffield (1995)18. 77 • Michael Baggetta (2006)19. 73 • T.J. Doremus (1996)20.

Saves251 • Chris Wilkinson (1987)1. 202 • Ben Heinsohn (1995)2. 189 • Chris Wilkinson (1985)3. 183 • Mark Bagby (2009)4. 174 • Scott Fava (2001)5. 163 • Jeremy Bull (2003)6. 161 • Chris Wilkinson (1986)7. 155 • Scott Ketcham (1997)8. 150 • Jeremy Bull (2002)9. 148 • Scott Ketcham (1999)10. 141 • Scott Russell (2007)11. 140 • Mark Bagby (2010)12. 139 • Scott Ketcham (1998)13. 135 • Carter Redd (1990)14. 134 • Phil Hage (2008)15. 132 • Carter Redd (1989)16. 126 • Scott Fava (2000)17. 121 • Jeremy Bull (2004)18. 117 • Jeremy Bull (2005)19. 113 • Scott Ketcham (1996)20.

Season Records

Goals56 • John Gibson (1982)1. 49 • Chris Lucas (2001)2. 48 • John Gibson (1981)3. 47 • Micah Keller (2010)4. 46 • Ed Curry (1995)5. 46 • Chamie Burroughs (1998)6. 45 • Brad Johnson (1989)7. 45 • Jeff Jackson (1988)8. 44 • Benton Downer (1977)9. 42 • Jeff Jackson (1987)10. 42 • Rob Bonaventura (1982)11. 41 • Chris Lucas (2003)12. 40 • Chamie Burroughs (1996)13. 39 • Jeff Jackson (1986)14. 39 • Kyle Jett (2010)15. 39 • Chris Lucas (2002)16. 39 • Chamie Burroughs (1997)17. 39 • Pete Sheffield (1996)18. 37 • Mike Remington (1992)19. 36 • Randy Ashton (2000)20.

Assists43 • Tommy Whiteley (1989)1. 36 • Rob Bonaventura (1982)2. 34 • Joe Turco (1996)3. 32 • Nick Piraino (2001)4. 29 • Kyle Jett (2010)5. 27 • Tommy Whiteley (1988)6. 26 • Jody Garliss (1998)7. 26 • Bat Barger (1990)8. 25 • David Corrigan (1977)9. 24 • Jon Hardy (1994)10. 24 • Jason Rostan (2002)11. 23 • Vince Smith (2006)12. 23 • Brad Johnson (1989)13. 23 • Vince Smith (2006)14. 22 • Michael Via ( 2006)15. 22 • Carter Mavromatis (2010)16. 22 • Jason Rostan (2003)17. 21 • Cole Hawthorne (2010)18. 21 • Andrew Mahoney (2009)19. 20 • Kyle Jett (2009)20. 20 • Chris Lucas (2002)21.

yeaR-by-yeaR, CoaCHinG ReCoRDs Scored AllowedYears Coach Ovr. ODAC Rank Goals Assts. Pts. Goals Assts. Pts.1975 Lou Wacker 1-8 -- -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1976 Howdy Myers 2-9 -- -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1977 H. Myers 10-6 -- -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1978 H. Myer 10-3 -- -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1979 Bill Reid 8-5 -- -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1980 B. Reid 4-8 -- -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1981 B. Reid 8-8 n/a -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1982 B. Reid 12-4 n/a #8 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1983 B. Reid 7-6 n/a -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1984 B. Reid 3-9 n/a -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1985 Ray Rostan 6-6 1-2 -- 115 56 171 n/a n/a n/a1986 R. Rostan 9-4 2-1 #12 160 77 237 116 n/a n/a1987 R. Rostan 9-5 2-2 #11 163 85 248 135 83 2181988 R. Rostan 9-5 n/a #10 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1989 R. Rostan 11-3 4-0* #7 175 117 292 87 56 1431990 R. Rostan 7-6 3-2 #14 166 92 258 126 64 1901991 R. Rostan 9-6 n/a -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1992 R. Rostan 7-7 2-4 -- 184 93 277 179 90 2691993 R. Rostan 6-7 n/a -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1994 R. Rostan 7-6 n/a -- n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1995 R. Rostan 10-5 5-1 #7 168 106 274 160 104 2641996 R. Rostan 10-4 3-3 #16 182 113 295 130 61 1911997 R. Rostan 8-7 4-2 #16 157 92 249 115 58 1731998 R. Rostan 12-2* 6*-0* #3* 179 109 291 91 50 1421999 R. Rostan 11-4 5-1 #9 166 105 271 102 61 1632000 R. Rostan 8-6 3-3 -- 158 112 270 123 72 1952001 R. Rostan 11-4 5-1 #7 194 102 296 132 61 1932002 R. Rostan 13*-3 6*-0* #6 189 96 285 111 58 1692003 R. Rostan 12-3 6*-0* #7 185 110 295 122 54 1762004 R. Rostan 8-5 4-2 #17 123 58 181 103 48 1512005 R. Rostan 8-5 2-4 #20 143 81 224 98 44 1422006 R. Rostan 8-5 4-2 #14 160 94 254 80* 28* 108*2007 R. Rostan 12-3 5-1 #13 181 87 268 99 42 1412008 R. Rostan 6-8 2-4 -- 129 61 190 140 62 2022009 R. Rostan 8-9 3-3 -- 210 177* 327 207 96 3032010 R. Rostan 13*-5 5-2 -- 236* 130 366* 173 87 260

* H-SC Season Record

Coach Years W-L Pct.Ray Rostan 26 238-133 .642Howdy Myers 3 22-18 .550Bill Reid 6 42-40 .512Lou Wacker 1 1-8 .602Totals 36 303-199 .604

NCAA Tournament Results2003: First Round, W, Washington, 10-8 Second Round, L, Whittier, 15-19

2002: First Round, L, Salisbury, 8-15

2001: First Round, L, Denison, 5-10

1999: First Round, W, Lynchburg, 17-9 Second Round, L, Salisbury St., 10-15

1998: Second Round, L, Washington, 9-13

1995: First Round, L, Salisbury St., 8-23

1989: First Round, L, Washington, 5-12

1982: First Round, L, Hobart, 11-21

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all-aMeRiCansThere have been 54 All-America and three Academic All-America awards presented to members of the Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team. The Tiger lacrosse program boasts a proud tradition of All-Americans, as at least one Tiger has earned All-American status for seventeen years in a row.

2010Kyle Jett, Midfield, Second TeamDaniel Martin, Defense, Honorable Men.

2009Kyle Jett, Midfield, Honorable Mention

2008Colin Dunn, Defense, Third TeamAlex Pritzlaff, Defense, Third Team

2007Colin Dunn, Defense, Third TeamRyan Harrington, Midfield, Second TeamThomas Jennings, Midfield, Honorable Men.Alex Pritzlaff, Defense, Honorable Men.

2006 John Pritzlaff, Defense, Honorable Men.Vince Smith, Midfield, Honorable Men.

2005 Ryan Fassnacht, Midfield, Honorable Men.John Pritzlaff, Defense, Honorable Men.

2004Chris Schaaf, Attack, Honorable Mention

2003Chris Biddison, Defense, Second TeamJason Rostan, Midfield, Second TeamChris Lucas, Attack, Third TeamJeremy Bull, Goal, Honorable MentionPhil Dick, Midfield, Honorable Mention

2002Chris Biddison, Defense, First TeamJason Rostan, Midfield, First TeamChris Lucas, Attack, Honorable MentionJason Archbell, Defense, Honorable Men.

2001John Neely, Attack, Honorable MentionChris Lucas, Attack, Honorable MentionChris Biddison, Defense, Honorable Men.Scott Fava, Goal, Honorable Mention

2000Tom Oast, Defense, First TeamRandy Ashton, Midfield, Honorable Men.

1999Doug Palmer, Midfield, Second TeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, Third TeamWard Smith, Defense, Third TeamTom Oast, Defense, Third TeamScott Ketcham, Goal, Honorable Men.

1998Jamie Worthen, Defense, First Team*Doug Palmer, Midfield, Third TeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, Third TeamWard Smith, Defense, Third TeamScott Ketcham, Goal, Honorable Men.

1997Jamie Worthen, Defense, Honorable Men.Chamie Burroughs, Attack, Honorable Men.

1996Jamie Worthen, Defense, Honorable Men.

1995Chris Bissinger, Midfield, Second TeamEd Curry, Attack, Third Team

1994Ed Curry, Attack, Honorable Mention

1993Thacher Worthen, Defense, Honorable Men.

1991Carter Redd, Goal, Honorable Mention

1989Brad Johnson, Attack, Honorable Men.Bo Coyner, Defense, Honorable Mention

1988Jeff Jackson, Midfield, First TeamChris Wilkinson, Goal, Honorable Men.

1987Jeff Jackson, Midfield, Second Team

1983Ted Chambers, Defense, Honorable Men.Rob Bonaventura, Attack, Honorable Men.

1982

Ted Chambers, Defense, Honorable Men.John Gibson, Attack, Honorable Men.

* National Defenseman of the Year

Academic All-Americans2010Kyle Jett

2006Eamon Thornton

1999Ward Smith

1998 Jamie Worthen

Jamie Worthen ‘98, 1998 National Defenseman of the Year, First-Team

All-American, Academic All-American

all-oDaC, all-sTaTe seleCTionsAll-ODAC

2010Kyle Jett, Midfield, First Team*^Daniel Martin, Defense, First TeamMicah Keller, Attack, First TeamBen Clarke, Attack, Second TeamCole Hawthorne, Midfield, Honorable Men.Thomas Hovis, Short Stick, Honorable Men.Andrew Pritzlaff, Defense, Honorable Men.

2009Kyle Jett, Midfield, First TeamDaniel Martin, Defense, First TeamAndrew Mahoney, Attack, Second TeamMicah Keller, Attack, Honorable Men.

2008Colin Dunn, Longstick, First TeamAlex Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamIan York, Defense, Second TeamDoug Carpenter, Midfield, Honorable Men.Kyle Jett, Midfield, Honorable MentionKyle Frazier, Midfield, Honorable Men.Will Ashwell, Defense, Honorable Men.

2007Colin Dunn, Longstick, First TeamRyan Harrington, Midfield, First TeamAlex Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamThomas Jennings, Midfield, Second TeamWill Shell, Attack, Second TeamIan York, Defense, Second TeamKelly Mattie, Attack, Honorable Men.Scott Russell, Goal, Honorable Mention

2006Colin Dunn, Longstick, First TeamJohn Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamVince Smith, Midfield, First TeamThomas Jennings, Midfield, First TeamMichael Via, Midfield, Honorable Men.

2005Colin Dunn, Longstick, First TeamSean McChesney, Attack, First TeamJohn Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamWill Albright, Defense, Second TeamRyan Fassnacht, Midfield, Second TeamMichael Via, Midfield, Second TeamVince Smith, Midfield, Second TeamJeremy Bull, Goal, Honorable MentionThomas Jennings, Midfield, Honorable Men.

2004Will Albright, Defense, First TeamRyan Fassnacht, Midfield, Second TeamMatt Fassnacht, Attack, Second TeamChris Schaaf, Midfield, Second Team

2003 Jason Rostan, Midfield, First TeamChris Lucas, Attack, First TeamChris Biddison, Defense, First TeamRyan Fasnacht, Midfielder, Second TeamJeremy Bull, Goal, Honorable MentionMatt Fassnacht, Attack, Honorable Men.John MacDonell, Defense, Honorable Men.Will Swink, Defense, Honorable Mention

2002 Jason Rostan, Midfield, First Team*Chris Lucas, Attack, First TeamChris Biddison, Defense, First TeamJason Archbell, Defense, First TeamJeremy Bull, Goal, First TeamMatt Fassnacht, Attack, Second TeamPhil Dick, Midfield, Second Team

2001 John Neely, Attack, First TeamChris Lucas, Attack, First TeamChris Biddison, Defense, First TeamScott Fava, Goal, First TeamJason Archbell, Defense, Second TeamJason Rostan, Midfield, Second Team

2000Tom Oast, Senior, First Team*Randy Ashton, Midfield, First TeamChris Lucas, Attack, First Team

1999Doug Palmer, Midfield, First TeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, First TeamWard Smith, Defense, First TeamTom Oast, Defense, First TeamScott Ketcham, Goal, Second Team

1998Jamie Worthen, Defense, First Team*Doug Palmer, Midfield, First TeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, First TeamWard Smith, Defense, First TeamScott Ketcham, Goal, First Team

1997Jamie Worthen, Defense, First TeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, First TeamDoug Palmer, Midfield, Second Team

1996T.J. Doremus, Defense, First TeamPeter Sheffield, Attack, First TeamJamie Worthen, Defense, First Team

1995Ed Curry, Attack, First Team*Chris Bissinger, Midfield, First TeamPete Sheffield, Attack, Second TeamLach Cheathum, Midfield, Second TeamJimbo Rayphand, Defense, Second TeamBen Heinsohn, Goal, Second Team

1994Ed Curry, Attack, First TeamChris Bissinger, Midfield, Second TeamJim Cardillo, Midfield, Second TeamJimbo Rayphand, Defense, Second Team

1993Chris Bissinger, Midfield, Second TeamThacher Worthen, Defense, Second Team

1991Ed Wilson, Attack, First Team

1990Bat Barber, Attack, First Team

1989Brad Johnson, Attack, First Team*Jack Barber, Midfield, First TeamBo Coyner, Defense, First TeamMike Moore, Defense, First Team

1988Jeff Jackson, Midfield, First Team*Brad Johnson, Attack, First TeamBrett Bennett, Defense, First Team

1987Jeff Jackson, Midfield, First Team*Rich Wilt, Defense, First Team

1986Jeff Jackon, Midfield, First TeamDeane Cheatham, Defense, First TeamChris Wilkinson, Goal, First Team









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all-oDaC, all-sTaTe seleCTions1985Jeff Jackson, Midfield, First Team

1984Dennis Lee, Midfield, First TeamDavid King, Defense, First Team

1983Rob Bonaventura, Attack, First TeamHunter Craig, Midfield, First TeamTed Chambers, Defense, First Team

1982John Gibson, Attack, First TeamRob Bonaventura, Attack, First TeamBryant McGann, Midfield, First TeamJeff Stedfast, Defense, First TeamGeorge Gleusner, Goal, First Team

1981John Gibson, Attack, First TeamBill Carrington, Midfield, First TeamJeff Stedfast, Defense, First Team

* ODAC Player of the Year^ Scholar Athlete of the Year

All-State2010Kyle Jett, Midfield, First Team*Micah Keller, Attack, First TeamDaniel Martin, Defense, Second Team

2009Kyle Jett, Midfield, First TeamDaniel Martin, Defense, First TeamAndrew Mahoney, Attack, Second Team

2008Colin Dunn, Long Stick Midfield, First TeamAlex Pritzlaff, Defense, First Team

2007Ryan Harrington, Midfield, First TeamColin Dunn, Long Stick Midfield, First TeamAlex Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamThomas Jennings, Midfield, Second Team

2006Thomas Jennings, Midfield, First TeamColin Dunn, Long Stick Midfield, First TeamVince Smith, Attack, Second TeamMichael Via, Midfield, Second TeamJohn Pritzlaff, Defense, Second Team

2005Colin Dunn, Long Stick Midfield, First TeamSean McChesney, Attack, Second TeamRyan Fassnacht, Midfield, Second TeamJohn Pritzlaff, Defense, Second TeamWill Albright, Defense, Second TeamVince Smith, Midfield, Honorable Men.

* State Player of the Year

Kyle Jett, 2010 ODAC, State Play-er of the Year

Jason Rostan, 2002 ODAC Player of the Year

Colin Dunn, Four-Time First-Team All-ODAC, All-State

Chris Lucas, Four-Time First-Team All-ODAC

HaMPDen-syDney Hall oF FaMe MeMbeRsJack Barber ‘89Hall of Fame Class of 2000As a lacrosse player, Barber was a first team All-ODAC mid-fielder in 1989, helping the Ti-gers to an 11-3 record and an NCAA berth. In addition, Bar-ber garnered all-state recog-nition while being named an alternate for the North-South All-American game. He re-corded 17 goals and seven as-sists during his senior season. One of the top defensive backs

in H-SC football history, Barber was a three-time first team All-ODAC selection on the gridiron. His 16 pass break-ups as a freshman in 1985 is still a Tiger record, as are his 35 career break-ups. He finished in the top-ten on the team in tackles in each of his four years, including a career best 66 as a senior. Barber returned punts and kickoffs all four years as well, and set a record with a 94-yard kickoff return against Guilford in 1987. He is presently an Analyst and Money Manager for JMP Asset Management in San Francisco. Barber and his wife, Mary, have two children, Jackson and William.

Rob Bonaventura ‘83Hall of Fame Class of 2002Rob Bonaventura is the fifth all-time leading scorer in Hampden-Sydney lacrosse his-tory and rates in the top-six in career goals scored and assists. From 1980 to 1983, Bonaven-tura racked up 104 goals (sixth-best all time) and recorded 70 assists (second-best all-time). In 1982, he registered career num-bers with 42 goals and 36 assists (second-best all-time in single

season) for 78 points, and is credited with one of the best all-around individual seasons in H-SC lacrosse history. He still holds the Tiger record with 11 goals against William and Mary in 1982. He earned honorable mention All-America honors in 1983 and was a first team All-ODAC honoree in both 1982 and 1983. Bo-naventura, a political science major while at Hampden-Sydney, is a Vice Chairman for Laidlaw and Company, Investment Bank-ers in New York City. His wife, Linda, graduated from Fairfield. They have three children, Christian, Kelly and Daniel.

Dr. Ted Chambers ‘83Hall of Fame Class of 2000Ted Chambers earned Honor-able Mention All-American honors in both 1982 and 1983, and along with John Gibson ‘82, stands as the College’s first lacrosse All-American. Cham-bers was a key member of the 1982 Tiger team that posted a 12-4 record and earned the school’s first-ever national ranking (No. 8) and NCAA ap-pearance. Chambers started

for the South in the 1983 North-South All-Star Classic comprised of D-I and III student-athletes. Dr. Chambers is a nationally re-nowned pioneer of Vascular Interventional Radiology. Ted and his wife Gloria have two children, Theo and Gabriella.

John Gibson ‘82Hall of Fame Class of 1994Gibson is the top-scorer in Hamp-den-Sydney lacrosse history, and was the first lacrosse player to be inducted into the H-SC Hall of Fame. Gibson still holds the Tiger scoring record with 202 career goals and 266 total points. He ranks third on the H-SC career list with 64 assists. As a senior in 1982, Gibson set a school record with 56 goals, leading the Tigers to a 12-4 record and the College’s first

appearance in the NCAA Division III Lacrosse Championships. He earned All-ODAC honors in 1981 and 1982, and was an All-American in 1982. Gibson was also selected to participate in the prestigious North-South College All-Star Game. Gibson is the Executive Vice President for the Ellis-Gibson Development Com-pany in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and chairs the Face-Off Club. John and his wife, Marisca, have two children, Jack and Hunter. John is a member of the Hampden-Sydney College Board of Trustees. John’s son Jack Gibson is a sophomore defenseman for the Tigers and a dean’s list and All-ODAC Academic Stu-dent-Athlete.










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Dr. Jamie Worthen ‘98Hall of Fame Class of 2009At the 1998 United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) All-Ameri-can banquet, Jamie Worthen was pre-sented with the Wil-liam C. Stiles Memo-rial Award, bestowed upon the National

Player of the Year at Defense. Jamie earned All-American hon-ors 3 times in his career, earning 1st Team All-American and Aca-demic All-American honors in his senior year. At graduation, Worthen was awarded Hampden-Sydney College’s Gammon Cup, the College’s highest honor given to a student-athlete. Worthen led the Tigers to an ODAC Championship and to a quarterfinal appearance in the NCAA Tournament. After grad-uation, Jamie entered the University of Alabama at Birmingham Medical School where he was voted Class President by his peers. Jamie is now an orthopedic surgeon. Jamie’s brother Thacher (HSC ‘93) was inducted into the 2004 Hall of Fame and also re-ceived the Gammon Cup. Dr. Jamie Worthen and his wife, Dr. Bevelle Worthen, have two children, Eva Jane and Gabriella.

Howard “Howdy” Myers (Special Citation)Hall of Fame Class of 2010Howdy Myers was a lacrosse coach for 46 years amassing a 379-141-6 overall record. He was the first full time lacrosse coach at Hampden-Sydney and from 1976-78 he compiled a 22-18 record. Myers is known as the “Fa-ther of Zone Defense,” and throughout his career he won 17 championships, in-

cluding three national championships at Johns Hopkins, where he was also the football and basketball coach. In 1950, Myers became the athletic director and head football and lacrosse coach at Hofstra University where he stayed for 25 years. Myers was inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1971 and the Virginia Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1999. Hampden-Sydney has its lacrosse MVP award named after him, and the USILA pres-ents an annual “Man of the Year” in his name. Myers passed away in 1980.

Thacher Worthen ‘93Hall of Fame Class of 2004Worthen earned both lacrosse and water polo All-America honors in 1993. He also re-ceived the prestigious Gam-mon Cup, awarded to the H-SC Student-Athlete of the Year. A four-year starter in lacrosse, Worthen earned USILA honor-able mention All-America and All-ODAC honors. Worthen also led the Tiger water polo team to the Division III East

Coast Final Eight, and was voted the Southern Conference Play-er of the Year. Worthen earned his MBA at Vanderbilt Univer-sity and is presently the President of the Schreiber Corporation in Birmingham, Alabama. Thacher and his wife Ila Jo have two children, Kade and Elle.

Chris Bissinger ‘95Hall of Fame Class of 2008Chris Bissinger was a four-year letter winner on the Tiger la-crosse team and rates as one of the program’s all-time best midfielders. In 1995, Bissinger earned USILA second team All-America accolades as captain of a Tiger team that finished the year at 10-5 overall, captur-ing the ODAC championship and advancing into the NCAA Tournament. Bissinger was a

three-time All-ODAC selection, earning second team honors in 1993 and 1994 and a first team nod in 1995. His 38 points in 1995, courtesy of 23 goals and 15 assists, rates as the eighth-best single-season point total among Tiger midfielders, while his 106 career points is the fourth-highest point total among Hampden-Sydney middies. Bissinger resides in Allentown, PA, with his wife Kerry. Chris is now the successful Head Lacrosse Coach at Muhlenburg College.

Jeff JacksonHall of Fame Class of 19981990 USA TeamWhile at Hampden-Sydney from 1984-88, midfielder Jeff Jackson netted 157 goals and was named All-America twice. The 1988 first team All-America and ODAC Player of the Year went on to become one of the most successful players nationally. In 1990, Jackson was the young-est member of Team USA; a team that won a World Championship in Perth, Australia. As the five-time

captain of the Chesapeake Lacrosse Club, Jackson earned 1991 USCLA Co-Player of the Year honors along with lacrosse great Dave Petriemala. In 1994, Jackson was the sole USCLA Player of the Year. In his final season of field lacrosse, he captained the highly select Team Toyota. Jackson also captained the Baltimore Thunder of the Major Indoor Professional Lacrosse League. He was named All-Pro from 1991-93 and the team’s Most Valuable Player in 1991 and 1992. He retired in 1995 as the team’s all-time leading scorer. Jackson presently works as a Senior Loan Officer for Southern Trust Mortgage in Baltimore, Maryland. Jeff and his wife, Maria, have two children, Kevin and Lauren.

Brad Johnson ‘89Hall of Fame Class of 2006A lacrosse standout, Brad John-son ranks sixth all-time in Tiger lacrosse history with 115 career goals and seventh all-time with 167 career points. In 1989 he re-corded one of the top single-season efforts of all-time with 68 points, courtesy of 45 goals and 23 assists. He was a two-time first team all-conference honoree as he earned first team All-ODAC honors in 1988 and 1989 and

was the ODAC Player of the Year in 1989. Johnson also earned honorable mention All-America recognition as an attackman in 1989. The 1989 Tigers won the ODAC Championship in pro-gram history, with a perfect 6-0 conference record. As team co-captain that season, Johnson also helped guide the team to the NCAA Final Eight. As a freshman, Johnson was also a start-ing member of the varsity wrestling program, the final year of that program as a varsity sport. Johnson now resides in Denver, Colorado with his wife, Andrea. Brad and Andrea have one daughter, Summer. Brad is the Director of Sales for ILEX Con-sumer Products Group, LLC.

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wHeRe aRe THey now?Dr. Ted Chambers (1982)Medical Doctor, SurgeonCardiovascular & Interventional RadiologyFairfax HospitalAll-AmericanH-SC Hall of FameFairfax, VA

John Gibson III (1982)Exec. VP, Ellis-Gibson Development GroupH-SC All-AmericanH-SC All-Time Leading ScorerH-SC Hall of FamePresident, Face-off ClubVirginia Beach, VA

Rob Bonaventura (1983)Vice Chairman, Sr. Managing DirectorLaidlaw & Co. Investment BankersH-SC All-AmericanH-SC Hall of FameNew York, NY

J. Trevor Boyce (1983)President, BTC Analysts, Inc.Division of Microlabs, Inc.Pittsburgh, PA

Will McNeely (1986)Executive VP, Eagle CorporationCharlottesville, VA

Deane Cheatham (1988)Realtor Owner/Partner, Hometown RealtyRichmond, VA

Jeff Jackson (1988)VP, Southern Trust Mortgage, Inc.ODAC Player of the YearThree-time H-SC All-AmericanH-SC Hall of Fame1990 USA Team Member, World ChampionsBaltimore, MD

Richard Wilt (1988)VP, Senior Financial Advisor, Merrill LynchWest Palm Beach, FL

Jack Barber (1989)Analyst/Money Manager, JMP Asset ManagementH-SC Hall of FameSan Francisco, CA

Brad Johnson (1989)Vice President, Sales ILEX Consumer Products Group, LLCAll-American, ODAC Player of the YearH-SC Hall of FameDenver, CO

Fitz Cantrell (1992)Special AgentU.S. Navy Criminal Investigative ServiceCounter-EspionageWashington, D.C.

Thacher Worthen (1993)President, Schreiber Co.Two-sport H-SC All-AmericanH-SC Hall of FameMBA, Vanderbilt UniversityBirmingham, AL

Jake Horstman (1994)MBA, Vanderbilt UniversityManaging DirectorEnergy & Power Investment BankingWells Fargo SecuritiesCharlotte, NC

Harry Jones (1994)MBA, University of North CarolinaPartner/Founder, Edge Capital Partners LLCAtlanta, GA

Paul Landaiche (1994)Senior Director of Oklahoma ComplexMerrill LynchOklahoma City, OK

Lach Cheatham (1995)President and OwnerPalm Dale Oil Company, Inc.Fort Pierce, FL

Ray Lockard (1995)Associate Director of Quality AssuranceAnylam Pharmaceuti-cal, Inc.Cambridge, MA

Dr. Jamie Worthen (1998)Orthopedic SurgeonTaos, New MexicoAll-American

National Defenseman of the YearClass President

Chamie Burroughs (1999)Commercial Realtor, Harvey Lindsay RealtorsThree-time H-SC All-AmericanNorfolk, VA

Randy Ashton (2000)President, Owner, Collared Greens Inc.Photographer and AuthorRecently Published “Fly-Fishing in Idaho”H-SC All-American

Pat Kelly (2000)Site Engineer/Consultant, Summit EnterprisesWashington, D.C.

Tom OastU.S. Navy Special Forces1st Team All-AmericanLittle Creek, VA

Chris Lucas (2003)Engineer and Physicist, Lockheed MartinMaster’s in Atomic PhysicsThree-time All-AmericanDenver, CO

Michael Lynch (2004)Investment Residential Coord., M&T BankBaltimore, MD

Chris Schaaf (2004)Associate Commercial RealtorKeystone Partners LLCH-SC All-AmericanCharlotte, NC

Fitz Cantrell ‘92 poses with for-mer President of the United States George Bush. Cant-rell is now a special agent in the United States Navy Crimi-nal Investigative Service, Counter-Espionage.

Will Albright (2005)Investment Banking AnalystWachovia Capital MarketsCharlotte, NC

John Pritzlaff (2006)Director of LeasingRevolution Mills StudiosGreensboro, NC2-time All-American

Cameron Hellmuth (2007)Analyst-Commercial Realtor, Marcus & MillichapWashington, DC

William Shell (2007)Account Manager, Green Park FinancialBaltimore, MD

Alumni in Athletic Careers

Rick Bagby (1979)Owner, Lacrosse 21Former AD at Bellarmine UniversityFormer AD at Emerson CollegeFormer VP of Foxborough StadiumBoston, MA

Mac Freeman (1989)Executive VP of Stadium OperationsInvesco Field at Mile High StadiumDenver, CO

Mic Grant (1993)Head Lacrosse Coach, Marywood UniversityScranton, PA

Chris Bissinger (1995)Head Lacrosse Coach, Muhlenberg CollegeH-SC All-AmericanH-SC Hall of FameAllentown, PAElliot Dent (1995)Teacher and Head Lacrosse CoachMemphis University School(Seven-time State Champions)Memphis, TN

J.P. Stewart (1995)Head Lacrosse Coach, Virginia WesleyanVirginia Beach, VA

T.W. Johnson (1996)Head Lacrosse Coach Hobart CollegeGeneva, NY

Andy York (1998)Assistant Manager ARA ServicesRaymond James StadiumTampa, FL

Scott Ketcham (2001)Head Lacrosse Coach, Randolph CollegeH-SC All-American GoalieLed NCAA in Goals AgainstLynchburg, VA

Jason Archbell (2002)1st Assistant CoachWashington and Lee UniversityH-SC All AmericanLexington, VA

Phil Dick (2003)Assistant Lacrosse Coach, Roanoke CollegeH-SC All-AmericanSalem, VA

Jason Rostan (2003)First Assistant Lacrosse CoachHampden-Sydney CollegeMLL Denver Outlaws DrafteeODAC Player of the YearTwo-time H-SC All-AmericanHampden-Sydney, VA

Eamon Thornton (2006)Lacrosse Coach and TeacherHoly Innocence High SchoolMen’s Director - Global Players AbroadH-SC Academic All-AmericanAtlanta, GA

Vince Smith (2007)Head Lacrosse CoachChrist Church SchoolChrist Church, VATwo-time All-American

Ryan Harrington (2007)Atlanta Sales Manager, Harrow Sports2008 MLL New Jersey Pride MemberAll-American Atlanta, GA

Andrew Mahoney (2009)Co-Director of Risk ManagementCherry Creek InsuranceDenver Broncos and Mile High StadiumDenver, CO Michael Lynch (2004)Investment Residential Coordinator, M&T BankBaltimore, MD

Chris Schaaf (2004)Associate Commercial RealtorKeystone Partners LLCH-SC All-AmericanCharlotte, NC

Will Albright (2005)Investment Banking AnalystWachovia Capital MarketsCharlotte, NC

John Pritzlaff (2006)Director of LeasingRevolution Mills StudiosGreensboro, NC2-time All-American

Hampden-Sydney alumni and team members entered the Vail Tourna-ment in 2009 and finished 6th place in the Elite Division in their first year.









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ODAC Face-Off Club

Virginia Wesleyan College

olD DoMinion aTHleTiC ConFeRenCe (oDaC)

Entering its 35th year, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) is one of the nation’s largest Division III conferences. The 14-member ODAC, including Catholic’s associate status, stands as the second-largest multi-sport NCAA Division III conference in the country behind the 15-member American Southwest Conference in Texas.

The league was formed on May 18, 1975 as the Virginia College Conference and began operations in September of 1976. (The name change to ODAC be-came effective January 1, 1976). Charter members were eight colleges located in the state of Virginia: Bridgewater College, Eastern Mennonite College, Emory & Henry College, Hampden-Sydney College, Lynchburg College, Ran-dolph-Macon College, Roanoke College and Washington & Lee University.

From its initial year of operation through the 1981-82 academic year, the ODAC sponsored competition in 10 men’s varsity sports, including football, soccer, and cross country in the fall; basketball, wrestling, and indoor track and field in the winter; and baseball, golf, tennis, and outdoor track and field in the spring. Women’s sports were added prior to the 1982-83 school year. Today, the ODAC has grown to sponsor championships in 22 sports (10 men and 12 women) and houses nine full-time coeducational institutions with four single-gender schools making up the current 13 full-time members.

The conference expanded in the late 1980s, early 1990s and most recently in 1999. Virginia Wesleyan became the 13th member of the conference in 1988 and began full-scale competition in the league in the 1989-90 academic year. Guilford College, voted into the conference in the spring of 1990, began competing for conference championships in the 1991-92 season. The Catholic University of America (DC) was accepted for associate membership in football on January 12, 1999.

Over the past 16 years the conference and the City of Salem, Va., have gained national attention through hosting five NCAA Division III champion-ships in football, men’s basketball, softball, baseball women’s lacrosse, and volleyball. The growing list of titles passed out in Salem began in the fall of 1993 with the DIII Football Championship. Through the 2008-09 academic year, the conference and city have hosted 46 NCAA Division III Champion-ships since the ‘93 Stagg Bowl. This year, the two will serve as hosts to the DIII football and men’s basketball championships.

Hampden-Sydney College

Bridgewater College

Emory & Henry College

Eastern Mennonite University

Guilford College

Randolph College

Randolph-MaconCollege

Roanoke College

Lynchburg CollegeWashington & Lee

University

FaCe-oFF ClubA Message from Head Coach Ray Rostan

On behalf of Hampden-Sydney College, I can-not thank each of you enough for your generous support. So many major physical improve-ments have been accomplished in the past few years that I want to openly thank several special donors and their familes. I want to thank Face-Off Committee Chair John Gibson ‘82 for his leadership in both achieving our annual goals as a Club as well as supporting both our Turf field and the growth of our coaching staff.

Special thanks to Everett Hellmuth III ‘75 for his leadership in the construction of the Hellmuth-Pritzlaff Stadium and in the incredible development of the South Wing of the Kirk-Viar Athletic Center. Thanks also to John Pritzlaff, Sr., for his leadership and drive in the development of the Hellmuth-Pritzlaff Stadium. There was great support from many parents, friends and alumni toward the turf field with special contributions from Advisory Board members such as Rob Bonaventura, J.T. Boyce, Dr. Ted Chambers, and Hunter Craig. Special thanks also to the Richard Burroughs, George Dunn, and Peter Worthen families for major contributions to our facilities and to Charles Jones and Peter Summers for contributing an annual aca-demic scholarship to Hampden-Sydney College. Thank you to Dean Cheatham, Brett Bennett, and Rich Wilt ‘88 for recently dressing our locker room.

Our Tigers have now won 4 ODAC Championships and competed in 8 NCAA tournaments. Since 1995 (when our head coaching posi-tion became a single-sport responsibility) our teams have won 70% of all contests. After several productive recruiting years, we feel that we will reestablish our program in the top 5 of NCAA D-III. Most importantly our athletes have been very successful in the classroom and highly productive in their careers!

Thank you again for your contributions to the various “Giving Soci-eties” of our Club. The cost of equipment and travel has doubled in the past 10 years. We hope that you will continue to support Tiger Lacrosse as we diligently work toward achieving our goals; goals that include a national title.

Ray RostanHead Lacrosse Coach

Face-Off Club “Giving Societies” Leading Scorer: $3,000 and upAll benefits below plus official H-SC Lacrosse Helmet

Hat Trick: $2,000 - $2,999All benefits below plus season highlight tape, and special guest invitation to the annual Lacrosse Banquet

Goal: $1,000 - $1,999All benefits below plus H-SC Lacrosse Collared Shirt

Assist: $500 - $999All benefits below plus H-SC Lacrosse Hat

Ground Ball: $100 - $499Media guide, schedule card, invitation to post-game socials

Please make checks payable and mail to:

Face-off Club - Hampden-Sydney CollegeP.O. Box 698, Lacrosse OfficeHampden-Sydney CollegeHampden-Sydney, VA 23943-0698

Above: Coach Rostan and Colin Dunn, 2008 All-American In 2009, Coach Rostan and his family completed 25 years at

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