2009 media guide

Hampden-Sydney COLLEGE

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Table of Contents/Media InformationContentsHampden-Sydney Administration................................ ......... 2Our Campus.................................................................. ......... 3Where to Find Us................................................................... 42009 Season Preview......................................... ................. 6-7Team Roster.................................................................. ......... 82009 Schedule....................................................................... 92008 Recap.......................................................... ................ 10Head Coach Ray Rostan................................. ................ 12-13Assistant Coaches................................................ ................ 14Trainer/SID Staff................................................. ................ 15Players............................................................ ................ 16-34Record Holders........................................................... ......... 36Lacrosse All-Americans............................................. ......... 37Best Ever..................................................................... ......... 38All-ODAC Selections................................................. ......... 39Coaching Records................................................................ 40Hall of Fame........................................................................ 41Where Are They Now?........................................................ 422008 Statistics......................................................................44

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

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Quick FactsLocation Hampden-Sydney,VA Founded 1776Enrollment 1,180Colors Garnet and GrayConference ODACAffiliation NCAADivisionIIINickname TigersPresident Walter M. Bortz IIIAthletic Director Joe BushHead Athletic Trainer Andy McPhersonSID Matt GreenAthletic Address Box 698Athletic Phone (434) 223-6151Athletic Department Fax (434) 223-6348Overnight Address 1 Kirby Fieldhouse Ln.Internet Address www.hsc.edu/athleticsLax Contact/Asst. SID Davis YakeAssistant SID Phone (434) 223-6168Assistant SID Fax (434) 223-6348Assistant SID E-mail [email protected] Head Lacrosse Coach Ray RostanOfficePhone (434)223-6158Head Coach E-mail [email protected] Lacrosse Coaches Jay Rostan Jake PlunketAssistant Coach E-mail [email protected] [email protected] Field Everett Stadium/Fulton Field (3000)

CreditsThe 2009 Hampden-Sydney College Lacrosse Media Guide is a production of the Hampden-Sydney College Sports Information Department. Written, edited and designed by Asst. Sports Information Director Davis Yake. Action pho-tography by Gary Brittain and Rick Voight. Other photography by Courtney Turlington, Donnie Turlington, Mike Andrews,andBryanHicks.CoverdesignedbySteveMuskieintheH-SCPublicationsOffice.On the Cover2009 Captains Andrew Mahoney (16), Doug Carpenter (3), and Kyle Jett (5)

Tiger LACROSSE 2009

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Dr. Walter M. Bortz IIIPresident

Walter M. Bortz III became the twenty-third president of Hampden-Sydney Col-lege in July of 2000. Dr. Bortz has guided the College to record levels of enrollment and fund raising during his tenure, and has spearheaded the effort to draft a new long range plan incorporating a master plan for anewlibraryandafineartscenter,amongotherrenovationsandimprovements to the campus.

President Bortz is widely involved in the leadership of higher education organizations in the Commonwealth and beyond. He is a member of the Executive Committee of the Council of Inde-pendent Colleges in Virginia, a trustee of the Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges, the head of the President’s Council for the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, and serves on the Com-mission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities. He also is active in the Council of Independent Colleges.

President Bortz has also served on the Board of Trustees of the Kiski School, a private secondary institution in Pennsylvania; Mount Vernon College, a women’s college in Washington, DC, and he is a member of the Board of Trustees of Bethany College in West Virginia.

Dr. Bortz enjoyed a wide-ranging career in higher education administration in both large and small, public and private, insti-tutions for thirty-three years before assuming his position at Hampden-Sydney College, having served as Vice President for Administrative and Information Services at The George Washing-ton University, and as Vice President for Institutional Advance-ment, Acting Vice President for Administration, and Acting Vice President for Student Services at the University of Hartford. He also held positions in enrollment management, including Execu-tive Director of Admissions and Student Financial Assistance at the University of Hartford, Director of Admissions at East Carolina University, Dean of Admissions at Texas Christian Uni-versity, and Director of Admissions at his alma mater, Bethany College.

Dr. Bortz resides on the Hampden-Sydney College campus with his wife, Lorraine. They are the parents of a daughter, Catherine, a physician, and a son, Walter, a communications technologist. Dr. Bortz received his undergraduate degree in Biology from Bethany College in Bethany, West Virginia. He has done gradu-ate work at Texas Christian University and West Virginia Uni-versity, and has a doctorate in policy studies from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.

Joe BushAthletic Director

Joe Bush has been an integral part of the Hampden-Sydney athletic department since he began as the head football coach in 1986, adding the further responsibility of athletic director in 1992. In 1996 he stepped down from his coaching post to dedicate his full-time efforts to his duties as athletic director.

In eleven seasons as the Hampden-Sydney football coach, Bush recorded a winning percentage of nearly .600. He twice earned ODAC Coach of the Year honors, including 1987 when the Tigers won the ODAC Championship. In addition to the on-fieldaccomplishmentsbyhisteams,Bushcoachedfourplayerswho earned Academic All-America recognition. He also served as H-SC’s tennis coach from 1989 to 1992 and in 1991 was named the ODAC Tennis Coach of the Year.

Bush served a two-year term as President of the ODAC from 2000 through 2002. In addition, he has served as Hampden-Sydney’s golf coach over the past seven years.

In 1998 he served as the Chair of the NCAA Division III Foot-ball Committee. He was responsible for all aspects of the NCAA Division III National Football Championship.

Before his arrival on the Hampden-Sydney campus, Bush served as head football coach at Bridgewater for a year and as an assistant at Virginia Military Institute for 15 seasons.

A three-year starter for VMI in both football and baseball, Bush is a member of VMI’s Sports Hall of Fame. As a senior, Bush was co-captain of the football team, Second-Team All-Southern Conference and voted the “Outstanding College Lineman in Virginia” by the Roanoke Sports Club.

Bush received his undergraduate degree in civil engineering from Virginia Military Institute. He served three years in the United States Army, attaining the rank of captain. His military assignments included serving as battery commander of a guided missile unit in Korea and service in Germany.

Bush is a member of the American Football Coaches Associa-tion and the College Presbyterian Church. He and his wife, Katherine, are the parents of two children, Katrina and Joseph, and have two grandsons, Charlie and Sam and two granddaugh-ters, Lauren and Caroline.

Hampden-Sydney Administration



The College offers the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Sciencedegrees, preparing students for direct entry into the world of business or

for further professional training in law, medi-cine, business, government, teaching, or the ministry. Basic to the success of its program is a dedicated faculty, over 90% of whom holdearneddoctoratesintheirfieldsandallof whom devote their principal energy to teaching. 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.A student-enforced honor code is a Hampden-Sydney tradition that continues to flourish,upholding the atmosphere of personal integ-rity, trust, and mutual respect essential to the operation 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 profes-sors can leave their classrooms during tests and exams. Student activities are numerous and

diverse, including publication of a newspaper, yearbook, and literary magazine, and operation of a radio station andvolunteerfiredepartmentalong with a wide variety of clubs and other organiza-tions. Whether they like drama, music, classical debate, hiking, and canoeing, or even electronics and short waveradio,studentscanfindcampus 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 fra-ternities and a strong organization of independents. Concerts, mixers, movies, and a variety of unusual programs are planned and carried out through a student-run college activities committee.

Hampden-Sydney is one of the South’s outstanding liberal arts col-leges. Nestled in the gently rolling countryside of south-central Vir-ginia, 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 profes-sional 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 stu-dents to free themselves from ignorance, malice, prejudice, and superstition; from thetyrannyofintellectualselfishness;andfrom 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 refreshmentandinspirationinthefinearts.

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 Col-lege’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 topfive percent of allcolleges and universities in graduates listed in “Who’s Who in America.” Since 1776, the Col-lege has provided the educationalexperiencenecessarytoproduceleadersineveryfieldofendeavor, including one U.S. President, 12 senators, 32 congressmen, 12 governors, well over 100 state representatives, and a host of minis-ters, attorneys, doctors and judges.

Our Campus

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


Where To Find Us

COLORADOAndrew Mahoney (Littleton)

Andrew Pritzlaff (Castle Rock)Tim Vanbenthuysen (Castle Rock)

CONNECTICUTNick West (New Canaan)Barrett Polan (Greenwich)

FLORIDAFrankie McGuire (Orlando)

GEORGIADavid Beman (Alpharetta)

ILLINOISRyan Grodzki (Barrington)

MARYLANDBen Archambault (Silver Spring)

Doug Carpenter (Baltimore)Harrison McCorkle (Baltimore)Tyler Schmutz (North Potomac)

Bill Tunney (Hampstead)Page Whitman (Baltimore)

MASSACHUSSETSMark Bagby (Boston)

NEW JERSEYBen Hansell (Montclair)

NEW YORKKenny Mathison (East Northport)

Joey Severns (Ithaca)

NORTH CAROLINAMorrow Boggs (Charlotte)

Whit Kelley (Raleigh)Lance Landvater (Raleigh)Teddy Schwab (Charlotte)

VIRGINIABen Clarke (Virginia Beach)Kevin Coats (Charlottesville)

Nate Cundy (Midlothian)Daniel Deck (Richmond)

Stephen Dewey (Alexandria)Peter Foley (McLean)Kyle Fox (Manassas)

Jack Gibson (Virginia Beach)Brendan Hanley (Richmond)Cole Hawthorne (Richmond)Thomas Hovis (Richmond)

Kyle Jett (Suffolk)Micah Keller (Richmond)

Jon Kilbourn (Burke)Dudley Locke (Alexandria)

Whit Long (Richmond)Daniel Martin (Charlottesville)

Carter Mavromatis (Virgina Beach)Jake McDonald (Richmond)Andrew O’Shea (Richmond)Hunter Phillips (Richmond)

Craig Philp (Richmond)Clark Reed (Norfolk)

Peter Squire (Richmond)Sandy Wall (Richmond)

Mario Washington (Charlottesville)



Season PREVIEW2009 OUTLOOK 6

Team ROSTER 8

2009 SCHEDULE 9

2008 RECAP 10

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


Young Tigers Look to Return to the Top of the ODACWith 18 New Faces on the 2009 Roster, Hampden-Sydney Looks for a Fresh Start

The 2009 Tigers will most likely come into the season the underdogs of the ODAC, yet this team will have every opportunity to rise on the ODAC and national level with a schedule that includes seven teams ranked in the top 20 (LAXnews). The 2009 team returns nearly all of its starting of-fense supported by 11 sophomores and 18 freshmen. The team will be led by three verteran captains in seniors Doug Carpenter, Andrew Mahoney, and junior Kyle Jett. Luckily for the Tigers, the three captains were the three leading scorers in 2008. On the defensive end, with the graduation of All-Americans Colin Dunn and Alex Pritzlaff, the Tigers will look for its young stars to step up. Coach Rostan is excited to coach a talented core of young, enthusiastic and very athletic defensemen, supported by three evenly talented goalies.

The 2009 Tigers understand the highly competi-tive battle within the ODAC after coming off of itsfirstlosingseasonsince1993.Since1995,theTigers have won as many or more games than any team in the ODAC with a 70% winning re-cord. The 2009 team understands the Tiger tradi-tionandwillworktowardsafifthODACCham-pionship and an NCAA Tournament berth. ATTACKThe 2009 Tiger attack will be fully loaded and readytofireastheygraduatednostartingattack-men from 2008 and return one of the top attack-men in the ODAC with Andrew Mahoney. Last season, the junior was the third leading scorer with 14 goals and the top assist man with ten. Mahoney comes back this season a senior cap-tain, looking to lead the Tigers back to domi-nance. Joining him in the attack position will be a combination of several players that have looked good in preseason training. Senior Ken Mathi-son, a New York native, comes into his senior campaign coming off a career year in which he played in all 14 games, notching 11 goals in the process. Junior Kevin Coats has continued to im-prove each year, and will be looked upon to be a scoring threat in 2009. Four freshmen will immediately contribute on the attack. 6-foot-4, 190 pound Micah Keller has great size and athleticism and will most likely start. Ben Clarke, Nate Cundy, and Carter Mavromatis have shown great work ethic and savvy and will have an immediate impact in the Tiger of-fense. Juniors Harrison McCorkle and Hunter Phillips, along with sopho-more Lance Landvater, will continue to compete for playing time in the Tiger attack.

MIDFIELDER Themidfieldwillbejustasexplosiveandbalancedastheattack,astheTi-gersreturneveryoffensivemidfielderfrom2008alongwiththeadditionof several athletic freshmen. With the return of the top two scorers and Honorable Mention All-ODAC performers in 2008, Doug Carpenter and KyleJett,lookforthemidfieldtoberunningonallcylinders.Carpenter’s

savvy and stick skills have proven to be lethal as he is coming off a career year in which he lead the team in goals with 24, was second in assists with eight, and lead the team with 32 total points. Junior captain Kyle Jett returns as the Tiger’s second leading scorer in 2008 with 23 goals. Jett has a lethal combination of speed, athleticism, and a great sense of the game, and has worked hard to be a leader. Look for Carpenter and Jett to formoneofthebestmidfieldtandemsinDivisionIII.Twootherjuniors,Andrew O’Shea and Thomas Hovis, will also be major factors in the Ti-germidfield.O’Shea,whoisnotonlyascoringthreat,butisalsoagreat

distributor and creator. In 2008, he tallied nine goals and was second on the team with nine as-sists. Hovis, also the starting linebacker for the Tiger football team, brings a tough, physical game to theTigermidfield.Twosophomores,Cole Hawthorne and Dudley Locke, have im-proved their games greatly in the offseason and will look to have major roles for the Tigers this season. Hawthorne has looked extremely quick andconfidentafterscoringfivegoalsasafresh-man; he will be a major contributor on the Ti-ger’sfirstmidfieldlinein2009andisoneoftheup-and-comingmidfieldersintheODAC.Dan-iel Deck, Jon Kilbourn, and Carter Mavromatis bring both speed and an offensive sense, and will contribute right away on the Tiger’s top twomidfield lines.SeniorTeddySchwabwillalso compete for an increased offensive role as anelderstatesmanontheTigermidfield.

With the graduation of defensive short-stick midfielderKyleFrazier,theTigerswillturntosophomore Jake McDonald. At 6-foot-1, 195 pounds, McDonald has great size and speed for the position and has greatly improved his game, hoping to be a lock down short-stick defender inthemidfield.JuniorMarioWashingtonwilluse his quickness to compete as a face-off wingman/defensivemidfielder.

At the face-off “X” spot, the Tigers will look to face-off specialists junior Whit Kelley and sophomore Bill Tunney to take most of the load. Kelley will return in 2009 after being sidelined for most of 2008 with a shoulder injury. In his six games last season, he won 17 of his 40 face-offs (.425). In his freshman season, he won an impressive 78 of his 141 attempts (.553). When Kelley went down last season, the Tigers turned to then-freshman Bill Tunney. He did an excellent job, not letting the level of play drop, as he won 72 of his 155 face-offs (.465). Both Kelley and Tunney are tough, gritty players who will be key to the Tiger’s success.

DEFENSEWith the graduation of nearly the entire defense of 2008, including All-Americans Colin Dunn and Alex Pritzlaff, the Tigers will have many new faces in 2009. Junior Daniel Martin returns with experience and athleti-cism after proving himself as a lockdown defender in 2008. Martin will

The Tigers’ leading scorer and hon-orable mention All-ODAC performer Doug Carpenter comes back for his senior season to lead the Hampden-Sydney offense.



(L to R): Seniors Andrew Mahoney, Kenny Mathison, and Teddy Schwab. These seniors, along with Carpen-ter will look to lead the young Tigers of 2009 back to prominence. In 2008, Mahoney, Mathison and Carpen-ter combined to score 49 of the team’s 129 goals. With all five seniors returning to the Tiger offense, look for a balanced attack in 2009.

be looked upon to lead the young defense and mark opposing team’s best attackmen. Joining Martin will be sophomores Peter Foley and Tim Van-Benthuysen. Both Foley and VanBenthuysen are tough, physical defend-erswhogainedawealthofknowledgeandunderstandingintheirfirstyearon a collegiate team. These three will also receive help from a freshman with a familiar name to Tiger lacrosse fans: Andrew Pritzlaff. A quick and talented defenseman, Pritzlaff will look to compete to make an immedi-ateimpactonthefieldfortheTigers.JuniorFrankieMcGuireandfresh-man Jack Gibson are both smart defenders with the ability to take the ball away; both should push for playing time in 2009.

Sophomore Nick West has made a switch from last season and will see timeatthelongstickmidfielderposition.Withgoodspeedandagreatun-derstanding of the game, West should be a staple in the Tiger rotation with thelongstickbothinthemidfieldandonthedefensiveend.JuniorPeterSquirealsomade the transition to longstickmidfielderandhas lookedimpressive as a defender in pre-season workouts.

GOALIESWith the graduation of starting keeper Phil Hage, there will be a three way battle for the starting nod in 2009 between junior Mark Bagby, sophomore Ben Hansell, and freshman Morrow Boggs. All three net minders have proven to be very capable, talented goalies who each could start between the pipes on Feb. 21.

2009 SCHEDULEThe 2009 schedule for Hampden-Sydney is certainly not an easy one. Hampden-Sydney faces seven teams listed in LAXnew’s preseason Top 25. The Tigers will open up their schedule at home facing the University of Mary Washington on Feb. 21.

Just three days later, on the 24th, the Tigers will head to Lynchburg, VA tofacetheRandolphCollegeWildcatsfortheveryfirsttime.Randolph,formerly Randolph-Macon Women’s College, is coached by former Hampden-Sydney All-American Scott Ketcham. Though Randolph is in

the ODAC on the women’s side, the men will not join the conference until 2010 for lacrosse, so it will not count as an ODAC game.

Before February is over, the Tigers will travel to Gettysburg, PA to face the No. 2 Gettysburg College on the 28th. After getting a week to prepare, Hampden-Sydney will return home to face Marymount College on March 7. In the middle of March, the Tigers will look at arguably the toughest part of an already hard schedule. On March 11, they will face the No. 8 Shore-men of Washington College. Though the two teams have not met since 2005, this has been a rivalry game as both teams have been storied, suc-cessful programs throughout the years. The Tigers will then hit the road on the 14th to play No. 3 Cabrini College. This young lacrosse program has been quick to become a national power and will be a big test for the young Tigers. Hampden-Sydney will stay on the road for one more game as they face No. 13 Haverford College at a neutral site in the Washington DC area.

The Tigers will then return home at the end of March to begin confer-ence play as they will face the Guilford Quakers on March 28. They will then face arch-rival Randolph-Macon on April 1, this year at Hampden-Sydney. The schedule does not let up in April, as the Tigers travel to No. 10 Roanoke on the 4. Though the Tigers return home on the 8th to face Greensboro College, they go back on the road for a two game stretch travelling to Virginia Wesleyan on the 11th and No. 6 Lynchburg College onthe15th.Hampden-Sydneywillfinishouttheregularseasonathome,facing the No. 14 Generals of Washington and Lee and then the Captains of Christopher Newport on the 21st.

The top four teams in the ODAC will then advance to the conference tournamentwiththefirstroundbeingplayeronApril25,thesemi-finalson the 29th, and the Championship game on May 3. The winner of the conference will then advance to the NCAA Tournament and have a chance to play on May 24 at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts for a National Championship.

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


2009 Tiger Lacrosse Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 1 Mario Washington M JR 5-6 145 Charlottesville, VA/Western Albermarle 2 Whit Kelley M JR 6-0 215 Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft 3 Doug Carpenter* M SR 5-8 175 Baltimore, MD/St. Paul’s 4 Teddy Schwab A SR 6-2 200 Charlotte, NC/Charlotte Latin 5 Kyle Jett* M JR 5-11 180 Suffolk, VA/Nanesmond Suffolk 6 Peter Foley D SO 5-10 190 McLean, VA/Langley 7 Andrew O’Shea M JR 5-8 180 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 8 Harrison McCorkle A SR 6-2 185 Baltimore, MD/St. Paul’s 9 Hunter Phillips A JR 6-1 180 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 10 Micah Keller A FR 6-4 190 Richmond, VA/Christchurch 11 Ben Archambault M JR 5-7 150 Silver Spring, MD/DeMatha 12 Ryan Grodzki A SO 5-11 185 Barrington, IL/Barrington 13 Tim Vanbenthuysen D SO 6-1 190 Castle Rock, CO/Regis Jesuit 14 Andrew Pritzlaff D FR 5-10 175 Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver 15 Morrow Boggs G FR 6-2 180 Charlotte, NC/Virginia Episcopal 16 Andrew Mahoney* A SR 5-10 170 Littleton, CO/Littleton 17 Nate Cundy A FR 5-10 170 Midlothian, VA/James River 18 Dudley Locke M S0 6-1 175 Alexandria, VA/St. Stephens & St. Agnes 19 Ben Hansell G S0 5-9 170 Montclair, NJ/Montclair 20 Kenny Mathison A SR 6-5 190 East Northport, NY/Northport 21 MarkBagby G JR 5-9 170 Boston,MA/Marshfield 22 Carter Mavromatis M FR 5-10 155 Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry 23 Peter Squire M JR 6-1 190 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 24 Kevin Coats A JR 6-2 170 Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle 25 Cole Hawthorne M SO 5-10 160 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 26 Thomas Hovis M JR 6-3 205 Richmond, VA/St. Christopher’s 27 Sandy Wall M FR 6-0 160 Richmond, VA/St. Christopher’s 28 Whit Long D FR 6-0 190 Richmond, VA/St. Christopher’s 29 Jon Kilbourn M FR 6-1 195 Burke, VA/Robinson 30 Ben Clarke A FR 5-6 155 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy 31 Stephen Dewey M S0 6-2 200 Alexandria, VA/St. Stephens & St. Agnes 32 Lance Landvater A SO 5-9 155 Raleigh, NC/Cardinal Gibbons 33 Daniel Deck M FR 6-3 185 Richmond, VA/Monocan 34 Jake McDonald M SO 6-1 185 Richmond, VA/Collegiate 35 Clark Reed D FR 5-11 170 Norfolk, VA/Norfolk Academy 36 Jack Gibson D FR 6-1 180 Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy 37 Frankie McGuire D JR 6-2 190 Orlando, FL/Lake Howell 39 Tyler Schmutz M FR 5-11 180 North Potomac, MD/Gonzaga 40 Daniel Martin D JR 6-2 190 Charlottesville, VA/Albemarle 41 Bill Tunney M SO 5-10 190 Hampstead, MD/North Carroll 42 Joey Severns A JR 5-10 180 Ithaca, NY/Ithaca 43 Craig Philp A SO 5-10 175 Richmond, VA/St. Christopher’s 44 Nick West M SO 6-1 175 New Canaan, CT/The Gunnery 45 David Beman M FR 5-8 170 Alpharetta, GA/Alpharetta 46 Barrett Polan D FR 6-3 260 Greenwich, CT/Greenwich 50 Kyle Fox A FR 5-11 160 Manassas, VA/Osbourn Park 53 Page Whitman M FR 5-8 170 Baltimore, MD/Boys Latin

* 2009 Team Captain

Head Coach: Ray Rostan (Cortland State, 1973/25th season at H-SC) Assistant Coaches: Jason Rostan (Hampden-Sydney, 2003/6th season) Jake Plunket (Syracuse, 2006/1st season)



2009 Tiger Lacrosse Schedule DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Sat. Feb. 21 Mary Washington Hampden-Sydney 1:00 pm

Tues. Feb. 24 Randolph* Lynchburg, VA 7:00 pm

Sat. Feb. 28 Gettysburg Gettysburg, PA 1:00 pm

Sat. March 7 Marymount Hampden-Sydney 2:00 pm

Wed. March 11 Washington College Hampden-Sydney 2:00 pm

Sat. March 14 Cabrini Radnor, PA 1:00 pm

Sat. March 21 Haverford Neutral - DC Area 1:00 pm

Sat. March 28 Guilford* Hampden-Sydney 1:00 pm

Wed. April 1 Randolph-Macon* Hampden-Sydney 4:00 pm

Sat. April 4 Roanoke* Salem, VA 1:00 pm

Wed. April 8 Greensboro Hampden-Sydney 4:00 pm

Sat. April 11 Virginia Wesleyan* Virginia Beach, VA 1:00 pm

Wed. April 15 Lynchburg* Lynchburg, VA 7:00 pm

Sat. April 18 Washington & Lee* Hampden-Sydney 1:00 pm

Tues. April 21 Christopher Newport Hampden-Sydney 4:00 pm

ODAC Tournament

Sat. April 25 ODAC First Round* TBD 1:00 pm

Wed. April 29 ODAC Semi-Finals* TBD TBD

Sun. May 3 ODAC Championship* TBD TBD

Head Coach: Ray Rostan

Assistant Coaches: Jason Rostan, Jake Plunket

Home games in BOLD

* - Old Dominion Athletic Conference game

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


2008 Recap: Tigers Hang Tough All SeasonThe Tigers had a roller coaster year in 2008 experiencing the program’s firstlosingseasonsince1993andonlyitssecondsince1983.TheTigersshowed grit in only a one-goal loss to the eventual ODAC Champions and had an exciting overtime victory over the 2006 and 2007 Champions, yet performed inconsistently in many games throughout the season. Offen-sively it proved to be a rebuilding year as 2007 graduated All-American midfielders Ryan Harrington and Thomas Jennings. The Tiger offensewas very young with only one senior veteran in co-captain Joe Daugh-erty(Charlottesville,VA/St.Anne’s-Belfield).Theyoungoffensewouldlook heavily to the veteran defense, under the leadership of seniors Colin Dunn (Chevy Chase, MD/Trinity Pawling), Alex Pritzlaff (Castle Rock, CO/Kent Denver), Ian York (Charlottesville, VA/St. Anne’s-Belfield),WillAshwell(Warrenton,VA/NotreDame Academy) to guide them. Senior goalie Phil Hage (Norfolk, VA/Norfolk Academy) was a first-year starter between the pipes.

Inthefirstgameoftheseason,itwasadefensivebattlethat the Tigers dominated, giving up just two goals in the 5-2 win over the University of Mary Washington. With the 1-0 start to the season, the Tigers then faced theirfirstofmanytoughteststhroughouttheseasonwith the No. 2 Gettysburg Bullets. Though the Bul-lets prevailed 13-5, the Tigers bounced back quickly defeating Christopher Newport 17-9.

Hampden-Sydney took a tough three game losing streak, facing two top ten teams, Cabrini and Hav-erford, along the way. The Tiger bounced back yet again, winning back to back games against Messiah and Greensboro. The two wins came at a great time as they were the last two games before conference play began.

The Tigers were being lead offensively by their recent hot hands, junior Doug Carpenter (Baltimore, MD/St. Paul’s) and sophomore Kyle Jett (Suffolk, VA/Nanes-mond Suffolk), who accounted for 17 of the Tigers’ 37 goals in the four game stretch leading into ODAC play.

The Tigers battled the Virginia Wesleyan Marlins in the first ODACcontest. Though the result was a 9-7 loss, Hampden-Sydney fought the wholegame.Theyfell3-0inthefirstperiod,butCarpenterandJettcon-tinued to score, keeping their team in the game as he brought the score to 3-2. Though the Marlins would later make a run putting the score at 7-3, Hampden-Sydney never gave up, and rallied outscore the Marlins 4-2 in thefinalstretch,butwouldultimatelyfallshort.

AstheTigersputtheirfirstconferencelossbehindthem,theytravelledtoGuilford College, to yet again bounce back from a tough loss, beating the Quakers 14-7 while being lead by senior Robbie Thomas (Latham, NY/Trinity Pawling) who notched three goals.

With momentum on their side, Hampden-Sydney felt ready for a big test in the Maroons of Roanoke College. In a back and forth battle, the Tigers

found themselves down 12-10 with under four minutes to play in regula-tion. Senior Mark Miller (Esmont, VA/Monticello) cut the lead to one with just minutes to play. Carpenter then would score the equalizer with 0.7 seconds on the clock to send the game into overtime. Not wanting to lose to his rival, Colin Dunn scored an incredible behind-the-head goal minutes into overtime to give the Tigers the victory in one of the most exciting games in recent years.

InthefinalthreeODACgames,theTigersfellontheroadtoWashington& Lee, No. 5 Lynchburg, and again on the road to rival Randolph-Macon. HostingastrongLynchburgteam,theTigersplayedtough,fightingback

from a first quarter 5-1 deficit, to come just shortlosing 10-9. Hampden-Sydney finished the regularseason tied for fourth place with Roanoke and Ran-dolph-Macon, but Randolph-Macon won the finalspot in the tournament due to a tie-breaker.

Hampden-Sydney put seven players on the All-ODAC squad. Senior defensemen Colin Dunn and Alex Pritzlaff received first team honors. Dunn, afour-time first team All-ODAC selection, provedto be one of the best long-pole defensemen on the national level. In 2008, Dunn scooped up 66 ground balls, scored six goals, and tallie four assists. Alex Pritzlaff, another two-time All-American, had a tre-mendous year shadowing the opponents’ top attack-man in nearly every game. Pritzlaff won 46 ground-balls while keeping all opponents to a total of eight goals for the entire season.

Senior defenseman Ian York earned second team honors. York, a staple in the Tiger defense had great size and speed to lock down his man. An incredibly dependable defenseman, York managed to grab 35 groundballs while adding two assists.

Seniors Kyle Frazier (Forest, VA/Virginia Episcopal) and Will Ashwell along with junior Doug Carpenter and sophomore Kyle Jettearnedhonorablementionaccolades.Adefensivemidfielder,Fraziermanaged to scoop 42 groundballs while adding two goals and an assist. Ashwell, rounding out the talented defense, picked up 19 groundballs as well as a goal. Carpenter was the Tigers’ go-to-guy on offense tallying a team high 24 goals as well as eight assists. The young Kyle Jett was not far behind as he racked up 23 goals and four assists.

ThestandoutseniorsDunnandPritzlaffalsogarneredfirstteamAll-Statehonors. They then earned third team All-American honors. The two also competed in the North-South USILA Senior All-Star game at Harvard University.

Along with Dunn and Pritzlaff, the 2008 Tigers graduated 11 seniors who amassed a total of 34 wins, 15 conference wins, an ODAC regular sea-sonfirstplacefinishin2007,anappearanceintheODACChampionship,national rankings as high as 9th, ten All-ODAC selections, and four All-American selections.

Four-time first team All-ODAC and two-time third team All-American long pole Colin Dunn ‘08



Team PROFILESRay ROSTAN 12

Assistant COACHES 14

Trainer/SID STAFF 15

Senior CAPTAINS 16

Tiger PLAYERS 18

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


Head Coach * 25th Season * Cortland State, 1973

Ray ROSTAN

217-119 AT HAMPDEN-SYDNEY263-144 ALL-TIME

FOUR ODAC CHAMPIONSHIPSEIGHT NCAA APPEARANCES

*HEAD COACH*

Head CoachRay Rostan

In his 30 years as a head collegiate coach, the last 24 at Hampden-Sydney, lacrosse coach Ray Ros-tan has established one of the most successful lacrosse programs nationally. In 2007, the Tigers won theirfirstgameoftheseason,marking200victoriesfortheTigerprogramunderCoachRostan’sleadership.Rostanreachedthesignificantmilestoneofwinninghis200thcollegegameinAprilof2002 in a victory over Washington and Lee. He now has 263 collegiate victories, 217 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 Lacrosse 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 Dominion Athletic Conference Coach of the Year four times, most recently in 2001.

In 2004, Coach Rostan’s senior classes tied a school record (set by the 2003 senior class) with 44 career victories while participating in three NCAA Tournaments in a four-year period.

In2003,theTiger’slacrosseteamwasnationallyrankedthirdformostoftheregularseason,fin-ishingtheyearwithaseventh-placenationalranking.The2003Tigersfinishedwitha12-3overallmark, while completing the ODAC regular season undefeated for the second straight year and ad-vancedtothequarterfinalsoftheNCAATournamentwitha10-8victoryoverthird-seededWash-ington College.

Rostan’s seventh NCAA appearance came during the 2002 season as he led the Tigers to a 13-3 recordandaNo.3rankinginthefinalpolloftheregularseason.Theteamcompleteda6-0recordagainstODACcompetitionduringtheregularseasonandhostedthefirst-everODACMen’sLa-crosse Tournament Championship game.

Since 1995, the Tigers have won 129 games, three ODAC Championships, and participated in six NCAA Tournaments. Coach Rostan has had 55 All-American selections at Hampden-Sydney, includ-ingfouronthefirstteamandthreeAcademicAll-Americans.FirstteamAll-AmericanJeffJackson‘87 also played on the 1990 USA Team. In 1998, Dr. Jamie Worthen was the National Player of the Yearatdefense,in2000TomOast(presentlyaNavySEAL)earnedfirstteamhonors,andin2002,Rostan’ssonJasongarneredfirstteamAll-AmericanandODACPlayeroftheYearhonors.Mostrecently, 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 College. In his 23

ODAC CHAMPS1989 19981995 2001



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 As-sistant Coach of soccer, and acted as the Leggett Swimming Pool Man-ager.

Coach Rostan presently serves Hampden-Sydney as the advisor to the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. He formerly served the USILACommitteeforCoachingEthics.In2003,hecompletedafiveyearterm as a member of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Committee, and served as the Chair of the USILA Men’s North-South game for ten years. He pres-ently 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 College in 1977. Rostan was a member of the 1973 Cortland State national championship team. He later played professionally for the 1974 National Lacrosse League Cham-pionRochesterGriffins,andfortheLongIslandTomahawksin1975.

Rostan and his wife Karen have two children, Jamie (24) and Jason (27). Jamie, a 2005 graduate of Mary Washington University, captained the women’s lacrosse team. She presently resides in Denver, Colorado, and is pursuing a degree in nursing. Jason has returned to Hampden-Sydney to join his father as the Tiger’s assistant coach. Karen has served in the Col-lege Bookstore for 18 years.

The Rostan Family (clockwise): Ray Ros-tan, Jason Rostan, Jamie Rostan and Karen Rostan.

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

THE RAY ROSTAN LEDGERAll-Time Results at H-SC

Year Record Rank Year Record Rank 1985 6-6 -- 1997 8-7 16 1986 9-4 12 1998 12-2 3 1987 9-5 11 1999 11-4 9 1988 9-5 10 2000 8-6 -- 1989 11-3 7 2001 11-4 7 1990 7-6 14 2002 13-3 6 1991 9-6 -- 2003 12-3 7 1992 7-7 -- 2004 8-5 17 1993 6-7 -- 2005 8-5 13 1994 7-6 -- 2006 8-5 14 1995 10-5 7 2007 12-3 9 1996 10-4 16 2008 6-8 -- Totals 211-111 (.655)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS* 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-20 Year-End Ranking: 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007*NCAAQuarterfinalists:1999,2003

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


Jason Rostan, a 2003 Graduate of Hampden-Sydney College and two-time USILA All-American for the Tiger lacrosse team, enters his sixth year as an assistant coach at Hampden-Sydney College. He presently coaches the team offense and is the program’s coordinator of

recruiting.

Rostan began his coaching 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.

Asastudent-athlete,RostanearnedUSILAfirstteamAll-American honors and was the ODAC Player of the Year in 2002. In 2003, he earned second team All-American honors. He was an All-ODAC selection threetimes,twiceonthefirstteam.RostanremainssecondontheTiger’sall-timepointslistformidfield-ers with 143 career points. In the summer of 2005, Rostan was invited to tryout for Team USA. Most re-cently,RostanwasthefifthroundpickfortheDenverOutlaws in the 2009 MLL Draft.

A Prince Edward High School product, Rostan earned firstteamAll-Regionhonorsinbaseballwhilebatting.520fortheEagles,andwasfirstteamAll-StateandSouthside District Player of the Year for the soccer team. He currently resides in Hampden-Sydney, VA.

*ASSISTANT COACHES*

Jake Plunket is undertaking hisfirstseasonontheTigersidelines this spring. Plunket joins the Tiger staff follow-ing a successful playing career at Syracuse University and brief coaching stint at Cortland State (NY).

“I feel honored to be able to coach at such an established academic and athletic institution that is so rich in great tradition,” said Plunket of his new home at Hampden-Sydney.

As a three year assistant at Cortland State, Plunket helped lead the Red Dragons to three Division III National Championship games, winning the Champi-onship in 2006.

Plunket has also had a tremendously successful play-ing career that continues today for the Rochester Rattlers of the MLL. As a freshman in 2002, Plunket helped Syracuse capture a National Championship. appearing in 15 games. In his sophomore campaign he appeared in all 16 games, making a switch to the defensivemidfielderposition.In2004,Plunketandthe Orange again won the National Championship. A captain in 2005, Plunket had a career year in points as adefensivemidfielderwithfourgoalsandoneassist.Most recently, Plunket saw yet another championship, winning the 2008 MLL Championship with the Roch-ester Rattlers.

A native of Homer, NY, Plunket attended Homer Central High School and earned 2001 All-American honors. He currently resides in Farmville, VA.

Jason ROSTAN6th Season * Hampden-Sydney, 2003

Jake PLUNKET1st Season * Syracuse, 2006



Assistant Athletic Trainer Isaac Colbert M.S., ATC/L, is in his second year with the Tiger Athletic and Lacrosse Program. Colbert graduated from Bridgewa-ter College in 2004 with a degree in biology. After graduating, Colbert contin-ued his education by earn-ing his Master’s degree at

Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Loui-siana.

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 treatment in the Kirby Athletic Training Room.

In addition to his abilities as an Athletic Trainer, Colbertalsobringsaspecificknowledgeoflacrosse.Colbert played lacrosse, in the position of goal, while attending Good Counsel High School in Wheaton, Maryland.

DavisYakeisinhisfirstyear as Assistant Sports Information Director at Hampden-Sydney. A 2008 graduate of the college with a bachelor’s degree in Eng-lish and minor in Rhetoric, Yake was the head manager for four seasons with the Tiger basketball team. As a junior and senior he gar-nered Academic All-ODAC honors. Yake was also the public address announcer for the Tiger football games and provided color commentary for Hampden-Sydney lacrosse webcasts.

As Assistant Sports Information Director, Yake 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 Athletics Department and supervis-es, maintains, updates and provides written content for the College’s athletics website for each of his sports.

Yake is a native of Severna Park, MD and currently resides in Farmville, VA.

*SUPPORT STAFF*Isaac COLBERT

Assistant Athletic Trainer3rd Season * Bridgewater, 2004

Davis YAKEAssistant SID

1st Season * Hampden-Sydney, 2008

SENIORS


Tiger LACROSSE 2009

3Doug Carpenter

16Andrew Mahoney

Senior * CAPTAIN * Midfield * 5-8 * 175Baltimore, MD

St. Paul’s

Senior * CAPTAIN * Attack * 5-10 * 170Littleton, CO

LittletonCollege: Carpenter has outstanding quickness and speed, while possessing a fine shooting ability and an innate sense of thegame...Couldbeestablishhimselfasoneofthetopmidfieldersin Division III...Will be counted on as a team leader and scorer on the firstmidfield line in 2009...Had a breakout season in2008, leading the team in goals (24) and points (32)...Scored 15 goals in a four game span at midseason...Earned Honorable Mention All-ODAC honors...Scored one goal and added three assists in 2007...As a freshman in 2006, tallied two goals and one assist.

High School: Three-sport standout at St. Paul’s School…Let-tered in lacrosse, ice hockey and soccer for four years…Captain of hockey squad and all-conference selection as a goalie.

Personal: Son of Cato and Mary Carpenter…Has one sister Page (17).

Carpenter’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 14 85 24 8 21 32 2007 10 7 1 3 7 4 2006 12 14 2 1 11 3 Total 36 106 27 12 39 39

Mahoney’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 14 62 14 10 30 24 2007 15 34 8 4 13 12 2006 9 9 2 1 9 3 Total 38 105 24 15 52 39

College: An intelligent, smooth and balanced attackman, Ma-honey has prepared himself for a big season in 2009...Had his best season in a Tiger uniform as a junior in 2008, leading the team in assists (10) and tallying 14 goals for 24 points...In 2007, earned a starting spot at attack contributing eight goals and four assists including the game winning goal against Haverford...Played in nine games and recorded two goals and one assist as a freshman in 2006.

High School: Played four years of lacrosse and tennis at Little-ton HS...Ranked #3 tennis player in the state of Colorado.

Personal: Son of Brook and Kelly Mahoney…Has one brother Spencer (19).

SENIORS



20Kenny Mathison

Senior * Attack * 6-5 * 190East Northport, NY

Northport

Mathison’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 14 39 11 2 9 13 2007 6 9 9 2 2 11 2006 6 7 3 1 2 4 Total 26 55 23 5 13 28

College: As he has improved every year with the Tigers, Mathi-son will be counted upon to be one of the major scoring threats for the team...Established himself at attack in 2008 starting eight games...Fourth on the team in goals (11) while dishing out two assists...As a sophomore in 2007, scored nine goals and added two assists...Recorded eight goals in a two-game stint, earning honorable mention ODAC Player of the Week honors...Scored three goals and recorded one assist in 2006.

High School: Honored with the Coaches Award in 2005 at Northport High School...Also a four-year letter winner as an attackman.

Personal: Son of Roy and Joyce Mathison…Nephew of Head Coach Ray Rostan...Has one sister Kim (23).

4Teddy Schwab

Senior * Attack * 6-2 * 200Charlotte, NC

Charlotte Latin

Schwab’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 5 5 2 0 2 2 2007 8 6 0 0 6 0 2006 2 1 1 0 0 1 Total 15 12 3 0 8 3

College:Willcompete fora role in themidfield this season,and will be needed as a senior leader...In 2008, tallied two goals infivegames...Sawactionineightgamesin2007...Wasside-lined most of his freshman season following a knee injury, but saw action in two games and scored one goal.

High School: Played lacrosse and football at Charlotte Latin...Earnedfirst teamAll-Statehonors inboth lacrosseand foot-ball.

Personal: Son of George and Julie Schwab…Has one brother Beau (24).

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


JUNIORS

11Ben Archambault

21Mark Bagby

Junior * Midfielder * 5-7 * 150Silver Spring, MD

DeMatha

Junior * Goalie * 5-9 * 170Boston, MAMarshfield

Archambault’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 5 2 1 0 1 1 2007 3 0 0 0 4 0 Total 8 2 1 0 5 1

College: Continues to show improvement and will look to be a constant in theTigermidfield...scoredonegoal infive ap-pearances as a sophomore in 2008...Added great depth to the midfieldasafreshmanin2007,appearinginthreegames.

High School: Four-year letterman in lacrosse and three-year lettermaninhockeyatDeMathaHighSchool...WasafirstteamAll-Conferenceselectionasamidfielder.

Personal: Son of Charlie and Peggy Archambault.

College: Returns to the team for his junior season after taking a year off in 2008...Very fundamentally sound goalie who works hard at his game...Will compete for starting spot between the pipesin2009...Asasophomoreappearedinfivegames,mak-ingfivesaveswithjustonegoalagainst...In2006,heappearedin two games giving up one goal while making one save.

High School:MVPof theMarshfieldHigh School lacrosseteam...Split time as goalie and attackman...Stopped 71% of shots on goal as a senior, and regarded as one of the top goalies in the area...Also tallied 30 goals and 16 assists as an attack-man.

Personal: Son of Rick and Jill Bagby...Has one brother, Andy (26) and one sister, Caroline (19)...Father Rick is a 1979 Hampden-Sydney graduate and one of the finest goalies tohave played at the College.

Bagby’s Career Stats Year Games Saves Sv.% Min GA GAA 2007 4 5 .833 28.56 1 2.07 2006 2 1 .500 9.10 1 6.55 Total 6 6 .750 38.06 2 4.31



JUNIORS

24Kevin Coats

Junior * Attack * 6-2 * 170Charlottesville, VA

Albemarle

Coats’ Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 9 7 2 2 7 4 2007 3 3 0 0 2 0 Total 12 10 2 2 9 4

College: Coats has continued to get better and will look to be a scoring threat in 2009...Tallied two goals and two assists in nine games in 2008...Played in three games as a freshman in 2007.

High School: Earned high school All-American honors as a senior at Albemarle High School...Additionally, Coats was the team captain and amultiple first teamAll-State,All-CentralVirginia, and All-Conference performer.

Personal: Son of David and Ann Coats...Has one brother, Dan-iel (20).

26Thomas Hovis

Junior * Midfielder * 6-3 * 205Richmond, VA

St. Christopher’sCollege: A versatile player at 6-foot-3 and 210 pounds, the starting outside linebacker for the Tiger football team brings a physical, tough, and dangerous game to the lacrosse team...Showed his ability to score and create as a sophomore scoring nine goals and adding four assists...Had a good freshman year appearing in all 15 games...Also scored four goals and added oneassistonthefirstandsecondmidfield.

High School: Earned high school All-American honors in lacrosseasasenioratSt.Christopher’s...Two-timefirstteamAll-State honoree as well as All-Prep and All-Conference...All-State football player and listed as one of the Top-100 foot-ball players in Virginia as a senior.

Personal: Son of Jim and Elise Hovis...Has two siblings, Jim-my (26) and Sarah (29).

Hovis’ Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points2008 14 31 9 2 25 112007 15 15 4 1 23 5Total 29 46 13 3 48 16

Face-Off Stats Year Total Wins Pct. 2008 63 25 .397 2007 21 10 .476 Total 84 35 .416

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


JUNIORS

5Kyle Jett

2Whit Kelley

Junior * CAPTAIN * Midfield * 5-11 * 180Suffolk, VA

Nanesmond Suffolk

Junior * Midfielder * 6-0 * 215Raleigh, NCRavenscroft

Jett’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 14 81 23 4 23 27 2007 7 6 2 0 3 2 Total 21 87 25 4 26 29

College: One of the best conditioned and most athletic mid-fieldersincollegelacrosse...Anextremelyversatileplayer,Jettwas impressive as a player and a leader in the fall and is ready tomake a name for himself as oneof the topmidfielders inDivision III in 2009...Had a breakout season as a sophomore in 2008 scoring 23 goals and adding four assists...Contributed onface-offwings,defensivemidfield,andoffensively,scoringtwo goals as a freshman.

High School: Played lacrosse, football, and basketball at Nanesmond-Suffolk Academy...Captain, first teamAll-State,Team MVP, and three-time All-Conference in lacrosse...Twice named All-Conference in basketball...First team All-State and two-time All-Conference honoree in football.

Personal: Son of Thorn and Sallie Jett...Has one brother, Sam (24).

College: Looks to be a major contributor offensively and de-fensively in 2009...Will also be looked upon to take the majori-ty of face-offs...Saw action in six games as a sophomore before being sidelined with a shoulder injury...Played in all 15 games as a freshman...Kelley was the team’s top face-off man in 2007, winning 78of 141 face-offs...Also contributed offensively and defensively, scoring one goal and adding one assist.

High School: Played football and lacrosse at Ravenscroft...Was named Team MVP and won the Coaches’ Award in la-crosse...Recorded 76 points during his senior season and was selectedtothefirstteamAll-Statesquad...Kelleyrecorded101tacklesontheRavenscroftfootballteam...AlsofirstteamAll-State selection in football.

Personal: Son of Arthur and Betsy Kelley...Has one sister, Charlotte (15).

Kelley’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points2008 6 1 0 0 11 02007 15 6 1 1 36 2Total 21 7 1 1 47 2

Face-Off Stats Year Total Wins Pct. 2008 40 17 .425 2007 141 78 .553 Total 181 95 .525



JUNIORS

40Daniel Martin

Junior * Defenseman * 6-2 * 190Charlottesville, VA

Albemarle

Martin’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 14 1 0 0 24 0 2007 13 0 0 0 8 0 Total 27 1 0 0 32 0

College: One of the Tigers’ best returning defenders, Martin will be looked upon to lock down the opponent’s top attack-man...Had a solid sophomore season in 2007, playing in all 14 games while starting in six...Also picked up 24 groundballs...Played in 13 games as a freshman, rotating at long stick mid-fieldandclosedefense.

High School: Martin was a member of the Albemarle lacrosse and football teams...Four-time All-District selection in la-crosse...Was also twice named to All-Central Virginia squad...Holds the Albemarle record for most goals scored by a defend-er in one season...Was an All-District and All-Region selection in football.

Personal: Son of Charles and Carolyn Martin...Has two sib-lings, Steven (23) and Latoya (21).

8Harrison McCorkle

Junior * Attack * 6-2 * 185Baltimore, MD

St. Paul’s

McCorkle’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 7 3 1 0 4 1 2007 5 1 0 1 1 1 Total 12 4 1 1 5 2

College: McCorkle has worked extremely hard in the offsea-son and will compete for an offensive role in 2009...Scored one goal on three shots as a sophomore in 2008...Recorded one assistinfivegamesinhisfirstseasonasaTigerin2007aftertransferringfromFairfieldUniversity.

High School: Four year varsity lacrosse letterman at St. Paul’s School.

Personal: Son of Douglas and Lynn McCorkle...Has two sib-lings, Colin (17) and Lindsay (20).

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


JUNIORS

37Frankie McGuire

7Andrew O’Shea

Junior * Midfielder * 5-8 * 180Richmond, VA

Collegiate

Junior * Defenseman * 6-2 * 190Orlando, FLLake Howell

McGuire’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 1 0 0 0 0 0 2007 2 0 0 0 1 0 Total 3 0 0 0 1 0

College:Asmartandaggressivelongstickmidfielder/closede-fenseman, McGuire returns at full strength in 2009 from a seri-ous leg injury...Will compete for an increased role in the Tiger rotation...Saw action in one game as a sophomore in 2008...Was sidelined the majority of his freshman year with a leg injury.

High School: An All-District and All-Conference selection in lacrosse at Lake Howell High School...Also earned All-Central Florida honors, and played with the Florida Possums.

Personal: Son of Frank McGuire and Veronica Smith...Has two siblings, Petagaye Watson (27) and Dahiema Turner (23).

O’Shea’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 14 43 9 9 15 18 2007 15 20 4 1 3 5 Total 29 63 13 10 18 23

College: A hard working, intelligent player, O’Shea has pushed himself in the weight room in the off-season and has developed a nice shot on the run...Has prepared himself to have a breakout season in 2009, and will be looked upon to be one of the of-fensive leaders...As a sophomore, he played in all 14 contests...PlayedontheTigers’firstmidfieldandEMOunit,scoringninegoals and dishing out nine assist...Saw action in all 15 games hisfreshmanseason,playingonthefirstmidfieldbymid-sea-son...scored four goals and added one assist.

High School: Team Captain for the Collegiate lacrosse team...NamedfirstteamAll-PrepandfirstteamAll-Stateinlacrosseas a senior, leading the Cougars to a State Championship...Honorable mention All-State as a junior...Also a member of the Collegiate football State Championship teams.

Personal: Son of Tim and Kim O’Shea...Has two siblings, Tori (19) and Riley (16).



JUNIORS

9Hunter Phillips

42Joey Severns

Junior * Attack * 5-10 * 180Ithaca, NY

Ithaca

Junior * Attack * 6-1 * 180Richmond, VA

Collegiate

Phillips’ Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 5 3 1 1 1 2 2007 6 3 2 2 4 4 Total 11 6 3 3 5 6

College: At 6-foot-1 and 180 lbs, Phillips has good size and ath-leticism and will add great depth to the Tiger attack...In 2008, henotchedonegoalandoneassistinfivecontests...Scoredtwogoals and added two assists in six games as a freshman.

High School: Captain of the Collegiate School’s lacrosse team during his senior campaign, leading the Cougars to a state ti-tle...Was a sprinter on the track team and a wide receiver for the football team.

Personal: Son of Peyton and Linda Phillips...Has one sister, Blair (23).

Severn’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 6 0 0 2 6 2

College: Runs and feeds well and will continue to improve his shotandstickskillstocompeteforaspotintheTigermidfieldor attack...Dished out two assists in his first seasonwith theTigers after spending two years at SUNY Morrisville and Tom-kins Cortland Community College.

High School: Three year member of the lacrosse team at Ithaca high school, earning the Hustle Award as a senior...Also played two years of soccer at left back.

Personal: Son of Bert and Jo Severns...Has two brothers, Jake (33) and Josh (30).

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


JUNIORS

23Peter Squire

1Mario Washington

Junior * Defenseman * 6-1 * 190Richmond, VA

Collegiate

Junior * Midfielder * 5-6 * 145Charlottesville, VAWestern Albemarle

Squire’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 3 1 0 0 1 0 2007 7 4 0 0 2 0 Total 10 5 0 0 3 0

College: Squiremade themove frommidfield to long stickmidfielder/defensemanfor the2009season...Willcontinue tolearn the Tiger defense and compete for a spot in the rotation...Saw action in three games as a sophomore...Played in seven games as a freshman.

High School: Member of the lacrosse, football, and track teams at Collegiate...Squire was an All-Prep selection and Team Of-fensive MVP in lacrosse, winning the State Championship as a senior...Played linebacker and wide receiver in football.

Personal: Son of Weaver and Meredith Squire...Has one sister, Alexandra (23).

Washington’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 4 2 0 0 0 0 2007 6 4 0 0 0 0 Total 10 6 0 0 0 0

College: One of the quickest athletes nationally, Washington has continued to improve his skills and will look to compete fortimeintheTigermidfield...Sawactioninfourgamesasasophomore in 2008...Played in six games as a freshman as a ridingattackmanandadefensivemidfielder.

High School: Played lacrosse, football, and wrestled at West-ernAlbemarleHighSchool...AfirstteamAll-RegionandAll-State selection in lacrosse as he scored 26 goals and recorded ten assists during his senior season...Was an All-District se-lection in football and a national contender in the high school football skills combine.

Personal: Son of Grover and Brenda Wallace...Has one sib-ling, Kendrall Carter (27).



Sophomores

31Stephen Dewey

6Peter Foley

12Ryan Grodzki

Sophomore * Midfielder * 6-2 * 200Alexandria, VA

St. Stephens & St. Agnes

Sophomore * Defenseman * 5-10 * 190McLean, VA

Langley

Sophomore * Attack * 5-11 * 185Barrington, IL

Barrington

Dewey’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 2 0 0 0 0 0

College: Has good size for the college level...Will look to compete for timeinthemidfield...Appearedintwogamesasafreshman.

High School: Member of the lacrosse, football, and ice hockey teams at St. Stephens & St. Agnes...Helped lead the Saints to a win over na-tionally-ranked Georgetown Prep and an IAC Championship berth.

Personal: Son of George and Amy Dewey...Has three siblings, An-drew, Sharon, and Charles.

Grodzki’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 2 1 0 0 2 0

College:Will look to compete for time in themidfield ashisgameimproves...Appeared in two games as a freshman.

High School: Played four years of lacrosse and football at Barrington 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 brother, Da-vid (23).

Dewey’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 4 0 0 0 2 0

College: Foley is strong and athletic and should compete for a starting defensive role...Appeared in four games as a freshman.

High School: Played lacrosse, football, and ice hockey at Langley HighSchool...CaptainedthelacrosseteamandwasselectedfirstteamAll-District and All-Region...Also captained the football team, while earningfirstteamAll-DistrictandAll-Regionhonorsandleadingtheregion in tackles for most of the season as a middle linebacker.

Personal: Son of Stephen and Shelia Foley.

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Sophomores

19Ben Hansell

25Cole Hawthorne

32Lance Landvater

Sophomore * Goalie * 5-9 * 170Montclair, NJ

Montclair

Sophomore * Midfielder * 5-10 * 160Richmond, VA

Collegiate

Sophomore * Attack * 5-9 * 155Raleigh, NC

Cardinal Gibbons

Hansell’s Career Stats Year Games Saves Sv.% Min GA GAA 2008 2 1 .252 4:49 3 37.37

College: Hansell’s quick hands and instincts will have him competing for the starting net minder spot in 2009...Appeared in two games as a freshman.

High School: Played lacrosse and ice hockey at Montclair High School...Earned All-Conference with a .700 save percentage his senior season...Completedapost-graduateyearatNorthfieldMountHermon,where he received All-Tournament honors in the goal.

Personal: Son of Robert and Phyllis Hansell...Has one brother, Chris-topher (16).

Hawthorne’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 14 22 5 2 13 7

College: One of the best pure athletes on the team, Hawthorne will be countedontocontributegreatlyintheTigermidfield...Playedinall14gamesasafreshman,recordingfivegoalsandtwoassists.

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 earnedfirstteamAll-StateandAll-Prepinbasketball.

Personal: Son of J.V. and Sally Hawthorne...Has two siblings, Jess (17) and Annie (13).

Landvater’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 3 2 0 0 1 0

College: Has gotten much stronger in the off-season and will compete for a regular spot in the attack rotation...appeared in three games as a freshman.

High School: Earned High School All-American honors twice, as a junior and senior at Cardinal Gibbons High School...In addition, LandvaterearnedfirstteamAll-Stateasajuniorandsenior...Memberof Triangle Select Lacrosse...Selected to play in the National Senior Showcase in Denver, Colorado in the summer of 2007.

Personal: Son of Lance and Cynthia Landvater...Has two siblings, Elizabeth (29) and Spencer (26).



Sophomores

18Dudley Locke

34Jake McDonald

Sophomore * Midfielder * 6-1 * 175Alexandria, VA

St. Stephens & St. Agnes

Sophomore * Midfielder * 6-1 * 185Richmond, VA

Collegiate

Locke’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 5 3 0 0 0 0

College: Locke shoots the ball well on the run and will look for a regularspotintheTigermidfield...appearedinfivegamesasafresh-man in 2008.

High School: Member of the lacrosse and basketball teams at St. Ste-phens & St. Agnes...Captained the lacrosse team as a senior, leading theSaintstotheirfirst-everIACChampionshipappearancewithawinover nationally-ranked Georgetown Prep...Voted team MVP.

Personal: Son of Tim and Jackie Locke...Has one brother, Connor (22).

McDonald’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 9 2 0 0 6 0

College: Will be incredibly important in 2009 to the Tiger defense, and will be looked upon to help lead the defensive unit...As a fresh-man, appeared in nine games and earned a starting defensive mid-fielderspotbytheendoftheseason.

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 sisters, Emily (23) and Courtney (21).

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Sophomores

41Bill Tunney

13Tim VanBenthuysen

44Nick West

Sophomore * Midfielder * 5-10 * 190Hampstead, MDNorth Carroll

Sophomore * Defenseman * 6-1 * 190Castle Rock, CO

Regis Jesuit

Sophomore * Defenseman * 6-1 * 175New Canaan, CT

The Gunnery

VanBenthuysen’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 4 0 0 0 1 0

College: Will enter 2009 as one of the Tigers’ top face-off men...As a freshman, Tunney played in 13 games and earned a role as a staple at the face-off position, winning 72 of his 155 attempts...He also scored one goal.

High School: Played lacrosse and football at North Carroll High School...Received first team All-Conference and second team All-County honors as a senior...Also an All-Conference performer in foot-ball as a fullback and linebacker.

Personal: Son of William and Theresa Tunney...Has one sister, Jayme (23).

Tunney’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 13 2 1 0 27 1

Face-Off Stats Year Total Wins Pct. 2008 155 72 .465

College:Ahardworkingathleteonandoffthefield,VanBenthuysenwill compete to be a young leader of the 2009 Tiger defense...As a freshman, saw action in four games.

High School: Played lacrosse, football, and wrestled at Regis Jesuit...Earned high school All-American honors in his senior season in la-crosse...HonoredfirstteamAll-StateandAll-Citytwice,andAll-Con-ference three times...VanBenthuysen also captained the lacrosse team and earned the team’s Most Inspirational award...Two-time member of Team Colorado...Earned All-Conference in football as a linebacker and guard.

Personal: Son of Karyl and Holley VanBenthuysen...Has four siblings, Julia (28), Molly (25), Peter (9), and Katie (9).

West’s Career Stats Year Games Shots Goals Assists GBs Points 2008 3 0 0 0 0 0

College: Made the switch to long stick for 2009...With good speed, Westwillcompeteforaregularroleasalongstickmidfielder/defense-man...Appeared in three games in 2008.

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

Personal: Son of Thayer and Susan West...Has two siblings, Erin (28) and John (26).



Freshmen

45David Beman

15Morrow Boggs

30Ben Clarke

17Nate Cundy

Freshman * Midfielder * 5-8 * 170Alpharetta, GA

Alpharetta

Freshman * Goalie * 6-2 * 180Charlotte, NC

Virginia Episcopal

Freshman * Attack * 5-6 * 155Virginia Beach, VANorfolk Academy

Freshman * Attack * 5-10 * 170Midlothian, VA

James River

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

Personal: Son of Tommy and Karen Beman...Has one sister, Rebecca (22).

High School: Played lacrosse and football at Virginia Episcopal...In thecage,heearnedAll-Conferencethreetimesandwasselectedfirstteam All-State twice...Throughout his career, he boasted a .710 save percentage, as well as scoring three goals.

Personal: Son of David and Abbie Boggs...Has one brother, Hunter (23).

High School: Played lacrosse for the Richmond Shock, earning team MVP honors three times...Cundy is an attackman with promising stick skills who looks to break into the line-up as an offensive threat.

Personal: Son of Kenneth and Kimberly Cundy...Has two sisters, Ain-sley (8) and Aubrie (12)...Nephew of Hall of Fame Tiger Brad Johnson ‘89.

High School: A two-sport athlete who played lacrosse and soccer at Norfolk Academy...Selected as team MVP in his senior season for la-crosse...An explosive attackman with good stick skills, Clarke could pose match-up problems for defenses and make an immediate impact for the Tigers.

Personal: Son of Donald and Price Clarke...Has two siblings, Turner (22) and Dorsey (20).

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Freshmen

33Daniel Deck

50Kyle Fox

49Mac Garrett

Freshman * Midfielder * 6-3 * 185Richmond, VA

Monocan

Freshman * Attack * 5-11 * 160Manassas, VAOsbourn Park

Freshman * Defenseman * 6-1 * 230Glen Allen, VA

Deep Run

High School:DeckwasastandoutmidfielderontheRichmondShocklacrosse team...He looks to use his tremendous speed and athleticism toearnaspotontheTigermidfield.

Personal: Son of David and Penny Deck...Has two siblings, Rachel (20) and Hayden (20).

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 (16).

High School: Played four years of football and three years of lacrosse at Deep Run High School...A great athlete, Garrett also plays defensive line for the Tiger football team.

Personal: Son of Frank and Ellen Garrett...Has two siblings, Camm (23) and Laura (22).

36Jack Gibson

Freshman * Defenseman * 6-1 * 180Virginia Beach, VANorfolk Academy

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 Aca-demic 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 (15).



Freshmen

10Micah Keller

29John Kilbourn

28Whit Long

22Carter Mavromatis

Freshman * Attack * 6-4 * 190Richmond, VAChristchurch

Freshman * Midfielder * 6-1 * 195Burke, VARobinson

Freshman * Defenseman * 6-0 * 190Richmond, VA

St. Christopher’s

Freshman * Midfielder * 5-10 * 155Virginia Beach, VA

Cape Henry

High School: A four-sport athlete who played soccer, football, basket-ball, and lacrosse at Christchurch...On attack, he established himself as a match-up problem for opposing defenses...With great size and athleticism,KellerwilllooktomakeasignificantimpactontheTigerattack.

Personal: Son of Butch and Anne Keller...Has two siblings, Casey (23) and Sam (17).

High School: Played football and lacrosse for Robinson Secondary School...Earned All-District and Northern Region All-Star honors as amidfielder on his two-timeVirginia State Championship lacrosseteam.

Personal: Son of Timothy and Donna Kilbourn...Has two siblings, Christopher (22) and Carey (21).

High School: Member of the lacrosse and basketball teams at St. Christopher’s...Earned honors as an All-Prep defender...As a solid de-fender with good size, he looks to make an impact on the defensive end of the Tiger lineup.

Personal: Son of Steve and Georganne Long...Has two sisters, Mary Virginia (16) and Margaret (12).

High School: A three-sport athlete who excelled in basketball, soccer, and lacrosse at Cape Henry High School...First team All-TCIS hon-oree in soccer, earning team MVP honors...In lacrosse, Mavromatis wasnamedfirstteamAll-TCISaswellastheteam’sMVP.

Personal: Son of Jack and Tammy Mavromatis...Has one brother, Corey (16).

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Freshmen

46Barrett Polan

14Andrew Pritzlaff

35Clark Reed

Freshman * Defenseman * 6-3 * 260Greenwich, CT

Greenwich

Freshman * Defenseman * 5-10 * 175Castle Rock, CO

Kent Denver

Freshman * Defenseman * 5-11 * 170Norfolk, VA

Norfolk Academy

High School: Played close defense for his lacrosse team at Greenwich High School...With good size, looks to make the transition into the college game.

Personal: Son of Neal and Amy Polan...Has two siblings, Ethan (11) and Katherine (11).

High School: Played lacrosse and soccer at Kent Denver...Was an All-Conference performer in soccer and a two-time All-State defender in lacrosse...Helped lead the defense on the Kent Denver team that went undefeated and won the State Championship in 2008.

Personal: Son of John and Ann Pritzlaff...Both of his brothers, John ‘06 (25) and Alex ‘08 (22) were All-American defenders at Hampden-Sydney.

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

Personal: Son of William and Pamela Reed...Has one sister, Elizabeth (13).



Freshmen

39Tyler Schmutz

27Sandy Wall

53Page Whitman

Freshman * Midfielder * 5-11 * 180North Potomac, MD

Gonzaga

Freshman * Midfielder * 6-0 * 160Richmond, VA

St. Christopher’s

Freshman * Midfielder * 5-8 * 170Baltimore, MD

Boys Latin

High School: Played lacrosse and ice hockey at Gonzaga...Was a cap-tainand two-timeAll-WCACselectionasamidfielder in lacrosse...Also helped his hockey team capture three straight MSHL Champion-ships, serving as a captain his senior season.

Personal: Son of James and Deirdre Schmutz...Has two brothers, Trevor (16) and Terence (11).

High School: A three-sport athlete who captained the soccer, swim-ming, and lacrosse teams at St. Christopher’s...Earned All-Prep and All-State honors in all three sports.

Personal: Son of Wyatt (Chip) and Mary (Polly) Wall...Has three sib-lings, Lassiter (27), Will (25), and Anna (14).

High School: Played lacrosse and football at Boys Latin...With great athleticismasatwo-waymidfielder,Whitmancouldmakeanimmedi-ateimpactinthedefensivemidfield.

Personal: Son of Edward and Anne Whitman...Has two brothers, Por-ter (20) and Alec (16).

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This is TIGER LACROSSE



Tiger EXCELLENCERecord HOLDERS 36

Lacrosse ALL-AMERICANS 37

Best EVER 38

All-ODAC SELECTIONS 39

Coaching RECORDS 40

Hall of FAME 41

Where Are They NOW? 42

2008 STATISTICS 44

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Career LeadersMost Goals202•JohnGibson(1979-82)163•ChrisLucas(2000-03)160•ChamieBurroughs(1996-99)157•JeffJackson(1985-88)131•EdCurry(1992-95)115•BradJohnson(1986-89)104•RobBonaventura(1980-83)

Most Assists90•TommyWhiteley(1986-89)70•RobBonaventura(1979-82)69•ChrisLucas(2000-03)64•JohnGibson(1979-82)63•EdCurry(1992-95)61•JasonRostan(2000-03)59•JonHardy(1992-95)

Most Points266•JohnGibson(1979-82)232•ChrisLucas(2000-03)208•JeffJackson(1985-88)194•EdCurry(1992-95)194•ChamieBurroughs(1996-99)174•RobBonaventura(1980-83)167•BradJohnson(1986-89)

Most Groundballs428•JamieWorthen(1995-98)

Miscellaneous Team MarksMost wins in a season: 13, 2002Most consecutive wins: 15, 1988-89Most goals in a season: 197, 1991Most goals scored in a game: 26, vs. Lynchburg, 1977 vs. Susquehann, 2003

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

NCAA Tournament Results1982: First Round, L, Hobart, 11-211989: First Round, L, Washington, 5-121995: First Round, L, Salisbury St., 8-231998: Second Round, L, Washington, 9-131999: First Round, W, Lynchburg, 17-9 Second Round, L, Salisbury St., 10-152001: First Round, L, Denison, 5-102002: First Round, L, Salisbury, 8-152003: First Round, W, Washington, 10-8 Second Round, L, Whittier, 15-19

Most Groundballs156•JamieWorthen(1997)123•TomOast(2000)88•ColinDunn(2007)

Midfielder LeadersMidfielder Season Points62•JeffJackson,1988(45/17)52•BentonDowner,197748•RandyAshton,2000(36/12)47•JasonRostan,2002(23/24)46•JimCardillo,1994(25/21)46•VinceSmith,2006(23/23)43•RyanHarrington,2007(34/9)43•JasonRostan,2003(21/22)40•DougPalmer,1999(29/11)39•ThomasJennings,2007(28/11)38•ChrisBissinger,1995(23/15)38•JasonRostan,2001(26/12)36•PhilDick,2002(31/5)

Midfielder Career Points208•JeffJackson(1985-1988)143•JasonRostan(2000-2003)134•DougPalmer(1996-1999)113•ThomasJennings(2004-2007)112•VinceSmith(2004-2006)106•ChrisBissinger(1992-1995)

Single-Season LeadersMost Goals56•JohnGibson(1982)49•ChrisLucas(2001)48•JohnGibson(1981)46•EdCurry(1995)46•ChamieBurroughs(1998)45•BradJohnson(1989)45•JeffJackson(1988)

Most Assists43•TommyWhiteley(1989)36•RobBonaventura(1982)34•JoeTurco(1996)32•NickPiraino(2001)27•TommyWhiteley(1988)26•JodyGarliss(1998)25•DavidCorrigan(1977)24•JonHardy(1994)24•JasonRostan(2002)23•VinceSmith(2006)

Most Points78•RobBonaventura(1982)75•JohnGibson(1982)68•BradJohnson(1989)65•JohnGibson(1981)65•TommyWhiteley(1989)

Record Holders

Gammon Cup Winners(Hampden-Sydney’s Student-Athlete of the Year)

Brett Bennett 1988

Huston Green1991

Thacher Worthen1994

Jamie Worthen1998

Will Albright2005



Lacrosse All-AmericansThere have been 53 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 fifteen years in a row.

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

2007Colin Dunn, Defense, Third TeamRyanHarrington,Midfield,SecondTeamThomasJennings,Midfield,HonorableMentionAlex Pritzlaff, Defense, Honorable Mention

2006 John Pritzlaff, Defense, Honorable MentionVinceSmith,Midfield,HonorableMention

2005 RyanFassnacht,Midfield,HonorableMentionJohn Pritzlaff, Defense, Honorable Mention

2004Chris Schaaf, Attack, Honorable Mention

2003Chris Biddison, Defense, Second TeamJasonRostan,Midfield,SecondTeamChris Lucas, Attack, Third TeamJeremy Bull, Goal, Honorable MentionPhilDick,Midfield,HonorableMention

2002Chris Biddison, Defense, First TeamJasonRostan,Midfield,FirstTeamChris Lucas, Attack, Honorable MentionJason Archbell, Defense, Honorable Mention

2001John Neely, Attack, Honorable MentionChris Lucas, Attack, Honorable MentionChris Biddison, Defense, Honorable MentionScott Fava, Goal, Honorable Mention

2000Tom Oast, Defense, First TeamRandyAshton,Midfield,HonorableMention

1999DougPalmer,Midfield,SecondTeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, Third TeamWard Smith, Defense, Third TeamTom Oast, Defense, Third TeamScott Ketcham, Goal, Honorable Mention

1998Jamie Worthen, Defense, First Team*DougPalmer,Midfield,ThirdTeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, Third TeamWard Smith, Defense, Third TeamScott Ketcham, Goal, Honorable Mention

1997Jamie Worthen, Defense, Honorable MentionChamie Burroughs, Attack, Honorable Mention

1996Jamie Worthen, Defense, Honorable Mention

1995ChrisBissinger,Midfield,SecondTeamEd Curry, Attack, Third Team

1994Ed Curry, Attack, Honorable Mention

1993Thacher Worthen, Defense, Honorable Mention

1991Carter Redd, Goal, Honorable Mention

1989Brad Johnson, Attack, Honorable MentionBo Coyner, Defense, Honorable Mention

1988JeffJackson,Midfield,FirstTeamChris Wilkinson, Goal, Honorable Mention

1987JeffJackson,Midfield,SecondTeam

1983Ted Chambers, Defense, Honorable MentionRob Bonaventura, Attack, Honorable Mention

1982Ted Chambers, Defense, Honorable MentionJohn Gibson, Attack, Honorable Mention

Academic All-Americans

2006Eamon Thornton

1999Ward Smith

1998 Jamie Worthen

*Dr. Jamie Worthen received the 1988 William B. Stiles Award as National De-fensive Player of the Year. He is Hamp-den-Sydney’s only National Player of the Year at any position. Dr. Worthen recent-ly graduated from the University of Ala-bama Medical School and is completing his residency in orthopedic surgery.

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Hampden-Sydney’s Best

Chris Lucas ‘03 (left) finished his career as H-SC’s sec-ond all-time leading scorer, claimed USILA All-America honors three times and All-ODAC honors four times. Lucas earned a Master’s de-gree in atomic physics at Old Dominion University and is presently employed at Lock-heed Martin in Washington, D.C.

Tom Oast ‘00 (above) 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 Spe-cial Forces.

Jason Rostan ‘03 (right) 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.

Jamie Worthen ‘98 (below) 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 Medi-cal School in 2004 where he is completing his residency in orthopedics.



All-ODAC Selections1981John Gibson, Attack, First TeamBillCarrington,Midfield,FirstTeamJeff Stedfast, Defense, First Team

1982John Gibson, Attack, First TeamRob Bonaventura, Attack, First TeamBryantMcGann,Midfield,FirstTeamJeff Stedfast, Defense, First TeamGeorge Gleusner, Goal, First Team

1983Rob Bonaventura, Attack, First TeamHunterCraig,Midfield,FirstTeamTed Chambers, Defense, First Team

1984DennisLee,Midfield,FirstTeamDavid King, Defense, First Team

1985JeffJackson,Midfield,FirstTeam

1986JeffJackon,Midfield,FirstTeamDeane Cheatham, Defense, First TeamChris Wilkinson, Goal, First Team

1987JeffJackson*,Midfield,FirstTeamRich Wilt, Defense, First Team

1988JeffJackson*,Midfield,FirstTeamBrad Johnson, Attack, First TeamBrett Bennett, Defense, First Team

1989Brad Johnson*, Attack, First TeamJackBarber,Midfield,FirstTeamBo Coyner, Defense, First TeamMike Moore, Defense, First Team

1990Bat Barber, Attack, First Team

1991Ed Wilson, Attack, First Team

1993ChrisBissinger,Midfield,SecondTeamThacher Worthen, Defense, Second Team

1994Ed Curry, Attack, First TeamChrisBissinger,Midfield,SecondTeamJimCardillo,Midfield,SecondTeam

Jimbo Rayphand, Defense, Second Team

1995Ed Curry*, Attack, First TeamChrisBissinger,Midfield,FirstTeamPeteSheffield,Attack,SecondTeamLachCheathum,Midfield,SecondTeamJimbo Rayphand, Defense, Second TeamBen Heinsohn, Goal, Second Team

1996T.J. Doremus, Defense, First TeamPeterSheffield,Attack,FirstTeamJamie Worthen, Defense, First Team

1997Jamie Worthen, Defense, First TeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, First TeamDougPalmer,Midfield,SecondTeam

1998Jamie Worthen*, Defense, First TeamDougPalmer,Midfield,FirstTeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, First TeamWard Smith, Defense, First TeamScott Ketcham, Goal, First Team

1999DougPalmer,Midfield,FirstTeamChamie Burroughs, Attack, First TeamWard Smith, Defense, First TeamTom Oast, Defense, First TeamScott Ketcham, Goal, Second Team

2000Tom Oast*, Senior, First TeamRandyAshton,Midfield,FirstTeamChris Lucas, Attack, First Team

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

2002 JasonRostan,Midfield,FirstTeam*Chris Lucas, Attack, First TeamChris Biddison, Defense, First TeamJason Archbell, Defense, First TeamJeremy Bull, Goal, First TeamMatt Fassnacht, Attack, Second TeamPhilDick,Midfield,SecondTeam

2003 JasonRostan,Midfield,FirstTeamChris Lucas, Attack, First TeamChris Biddison, Defense, First TeamRyanFasnacht,Midfielder,SecondTeamJeremy Bull, Goal, Honorable MentionMatt Fassnacht, Attack, Honorable MentionJohn MacDonell, Defense, Honorable Men.Will Swink, Defense, Honorable Mention

2004Will Albright, Defense, First TeamRyanFassnacht,Midfield,SecondTeamMatt Fassnacht, Attack, Second TeamChrisSchaaf,Midfield,SecondTeam

2005Colin Dunn, Longstick, First TeamSean McChesney, Attack, First TeamJohn Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamWill Albright, Defense, Second TeamRyanFassnacht,Midfield,SecondTeamMichaelVia,Midfield,SecondTeamVinceSmith,Midfield,SecondTeamJeremy Bull, Goal, Honorable MentionThomasJennings,Midfield,HonorableMen.

2006Colin Dunn, Longstick, First TeamJohn Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamVinceSmith,Midfield,FirstTeamThomasJennings,Midfield,FirstTeamMichaelVia,Midfield,HonorableMention

2007Colin Dunn, Longstick, First TeamRyanHarrington,Midfield,FirstTeamAlex Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamThomasJennings,Midfield,SecondTeamWill Shell, Attack, Second TeamIan York, Defense, Second TeamKelly Mattie, Attack, Honorable MentionScott Russell, Goal, Honorable Mention

2008Colin Dunn, Longstick, First TeamAlex Pritzlaff, Defense, First TeamIan York, Defense, Second TeamDougCarpenter,Midfield,HonorableMentionKyleJett,Midfield,HonorableMentionKyleFrazier,Midfield,HonorableMentionWill Ashwell, Defense, Honorable Mention

*-indicates ODAC Player of the Year

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Coaching Records Year Coach Record Ranking 1975 Lou Wacker 1-8 --- 1976 Howdy Myers 2-9 --- 1977 Howdy Myers 10-6 --- 1978 Howdy Myers 10-3 --- 1979 Bill Reid 8-5 --- 1980 Bill Reid 4-8 --- 1981 Bill Reid 8-8 --- 1982 Bill Reid 12-4 No. 8 1983 Bill Reid 7-6 --- 1984 Bill Reid 3-9 --- 1985 Ray Rostan 6-6 --- 1986 Ray Rostan 9-4 No. 12 1987 Ray Rostan 9-5 No. 11 1988 Ray Rostan 9-5 No. 10 1989 Ray Rostan 11-3 No. 7 1990 Ray Rostan 7-6 No. 14 1991 Ray Rostan 9-6 --- 1992 Ray Rostan 7-7 --- 1993 Ray Rostan 6-7 --- 1994 Ray Rostan 7-6 --- 1995 Ray Rostan 10-5 No. 7 1996 Ray Rostan 10-4 No. 16 1997 Ray Rostan 8-7 No. 16 1998 Ray Rostan 12-2 No. 3 1999 Ray Rostan 11-4 No. 9 2000 Ray Rostan 8-6 --- 2001 Ray Rostan 11-4 No. 7 2002 Ray Rostan 13-3 No. 6 2003 Ray Rostan 12-3 No. 7 2004 Ray Rostan 8-5 No. 17 2005 Ray Rostan 8-5 No. 13 2006 Ray Rostan 8-5 No. 14 2007 Ray Rostan 12-3 No. 9 2008 Ray Rostan 6-8 ---

Coach Years W-L Pct. Ray Rostan 24 217-119 .646 Howdy Myers 3 22-18 .550 Bill Reid 6 42-40 .512 Lou Wacker 1 1-8 .111 Totals 33 282-185 .604



Thacher Worthen ‘93Hall of Fame Class of 2004Worthen earned both lacrosse and water polo All-America honors in 1993. He also received the prestigious Gammon Cup, awarded to the H-SC Student-Athlete of the Year. A four-year starter in lacrosse, Worthen earned USILA honorable men-tion 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 South-ern Conference Player of the Year. Worthen earned his MBA at Vanderbilt University and is presently a

Corporate Director of Marketing for Coca-Cola, Inc. in Birmingham, Alabama. Thacher and his wife Ila Jo have two children, Kade and Elle.

Jeff JacksonHall of Fame Class of 19981990 USA TeamWhile atHampden-Sydney from 1984-88,midfielder Jeff Jackson netted 157goalsandwasnamedAll-Americatwice.The1988firstteamAll-AmericaandODAC Player of the Year went on to become one of the most successful players nationally. In 1990, Jackson was the youngest member of Team USA; a team that wonaWorldChampionshipinPerth,Australia.Asthefive-timecaptainoftheChesapeake Lacrosse Club, Jackson earned 1991 USCLA Co-Player of the Year honors along with lacrosse great Dave Petriemala. In 1994, Jackson was the sole USCLAPlayeroftheYear.Inhisfinalseasonoffieldlacrosse,hecaptainedthehighly 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 OfficerforSouthernTrustMortgageinBaltimore,Maryland.Jeffandhiswife,Maria, have two children, Kevin and Lauren.

Brad Johnson ‘89Hall of Fame Class of 2006A lacrosse standout, Brad Johnson ranks sixth all-time in Tiger lacrosse history with 115 career goals and seventh all-time with 167 career points. In 1989 he recorded one of the top single-season efforts of all-time with 68 points, courtesy of 45 goals and 23 assists.Hewas a two-time first team all-conference hon-oreeasheearnedfirst teamAll-ODAChonors in1988and1989andwas theODAC 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 program 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 starting member of the varsity wres-tling program, thefinal year of that program as a varsity sport. Johnson nowresides in Denver, Colorado with his wife, Andrea, and is the Director of Sales for Newell-Rubbermaid, Inc.

Chris Bissinger ‘95Hall of Fame Class of 2008Chris Bissinger was a four-year letter winner on the Tiger lacrosse team and ratesasoneoftheprogram’sall-timebestmidfielders.In1995,BissingerearnedUSILAsecondteamAll-AmericaaccoladesascaptainofaTigerteamthatfin-ished the year at 10-5 overall, capturing the ODAC championship and advancing into the NCAA Tournament. Bissinger was a three-time All-ODAC selection, earningsecondteamhonorsin1993and1994andafirstteamnodin1995.His38 points in 1995, courtesy of 23 goals and 15 assists, rates as the eighth-best single-seasonpointtotalamongTigermidfielders,whilehis106careerpointsisthe fourth-highest point total among Hampden-Sydney middies.

Hampden-Sydney College Hall of FameJack Barber ‘89Hall of Fame Class of 2000Asalacrosseplayer,Barberwasafirst teamAll-ODACmidfielderin1989,helping the Tigers to an 11-3 record and an NCAA berth. In addition, Barber garnered all-state recognition while being named an alternate for the North-South All-American game. He recorded 17 goals and seven assists during his senior season. One of the top defensive backs in H-SC football history, Barber wasathree-timefirstteamAll-ODACselectiononthegridiron.His16passbreak-ups as a freshman in 1985 is still a Tiger record, as are his 35 career break-ups.Hefinishedinthetop-tenontheteamintacklesineachofhisfouryears, 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 2002RobBonaventurais thefifthall-timeleadingscorer inHampden-Sydneyla-crosse history and rates in the top-six in career goals scored and assists. From 1980 to 1983, Bonaventura racked up 104 goals (sixth-best all time) and re-corded 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 hon-orsin1983andwasafirstteamAll-ODAChonoreeinboth1982and1983.Bonaventura, a political science major while at Hampden-Sydney, is a Vice Chairman for Laidlaw and Company, Investment Bankers in New York City. Hiswife,Linda,graduatedfromFairfield.Theyhavethreechildren,Christian,Kelly and Daniel.

Dr. Ted Chambers ‘83Hall of Fame Class of 2000Hampden-Sydney’s first lacrosseAll-Amer-ican, earning honorable mention honors in both 1982 and 1983, Chambers was a key member of the 1982 Tiger lacrosse team that posted a 12-4 record and earned the school’s first-evernationalranking(No.8)andNCAAappearance. Chambers started for the South in the 1983 North-South All-Star Classic, a team consisting of Division I and III student-athletes. Dr. Chambers is a nationally re-nowned pioneer of Vascular Interventional

Radiology, and practices at Fairfax Hospital in Virginia. Ted and his wife, Glo-ria, have two children, Theo and Gabriela.

John Gibson ‘82Hall of Fame Class of 1994Gibsonisthetop-scorerinHampden-Sydneylacrossehistory,andwasthefirstlacrosse 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 Col-lege’sfirstappearanceintheNCAADivisionIIILacrosseChampionships.Heearned 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 Company in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and chairs the Face-Off Club. John and his wife, Marisca, have two children, Jack and Hunter.

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


Where Are They Now?Dr. Ted Chambers (1982)Medical Doctor, SurgeonCardiovascular and Intervention, RadiologyFairfax HospitalH-SC All-AmericanH-SC Hall of FameFairfax, VA

John Gibson III (1982)Executive 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

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

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

Deane Cheatham (1988)Hampden-Sydney Board of TrusteesRealtor 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)National Director of Sales, Newell-Rubbermaid, Inc.ODAC Player of the YearH-SC All-AmericanH-SC Hall of FameDenver, CO

Ed Wilson (1991)Executive VP, Green Park FinancialBaltimore, MD

Fitz Cantrell (1992)Special AgentU.S. Navy Criminal Investigative ServiceWashington, 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 UniversityVP for Debt Capital, Wachovia Capital MarketsCharlotte, NC

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

Paul Landaiche (1994)Associate Director and VPMerrill Lynch Global Pr. Client GroupNew Haven, CT

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

Ray Lockard (1995)Associate Director of Quality AssuranceAnylam Pharmaceutical, Inc.Cambridge, MA

Ellis Summers (1997)Judicial Degree, University of RichmondAttorneyBozeman, MT

Dr. Jamie Worthen (1998)Medical Doctor, OrthopedicsUniversity of Alabama BirminghamH-SC All-AmericanNational 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 SEALH-SC All-AmericanLittle Creek, VA

Fitz Cantrell ‘92 poses with

former President of the United

States George Bush. Cantrell is

now a special agent in the Unit-

ed States Navy Criminal Investi-

gative Service.



Huston Green (2001)Analyst, Advantis Real Estate CompanyAtlanta, GA

Roger Dael (2002)External Wholesaler, Western RegionLegg Mason InvestmentsBoulder, CO

Chris Lucas (2003)Master’s Degree, Atomic PhysicsOld Dominion UniversityAtomic Physicist, Lockheed MartinThree-time H-SC All-AmericanWashington, D.C.

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)Broker, Commercial RealtorRichard Bowers PropertiesAtlanta, GA

Ryan Harrington (2007)Atlanta Sales Manager, Harrow Sports2009 MLL New Jersey Pride drafteeH-SC All-American Atlanta, GA

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

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

Phil Hage (2008)General Electric, Inc.Academic All-StateIndiannapolis, IN

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, PA

Elliot Dent (1995)Teacher and Head Lacrosse CoachMemphis University School(Seven-time State Champions)Memphis, TN

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

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

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

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

Jason Archbell (2002)Assistant CoachDenison UniversityH-SC All AmericanGranville, OH

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)Teacher and Coach, English Lacrosse UnionH-SC Academic All-AmericanLondon, England

Vince Smith (2007)Assistant Lacrosse Coach, University of IllinoisH-SC All-AmericanChampaign, IL

H-SC’s 2003 lacrosse alumni pose for a picture after the Alumni Game.

Tiger LACROSSE 2009


RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES........... ( 6- 8- 0) ( 2- 4- 0) ( 4- 3- 0) ( 0- 1- 0)CONFERENCE.......... ( 2- 4- 0) ( 1- 2- 0) ( 1- 2- 0) ( 0- 0- 0)NON-CONFERENCE...... ( 4- 4- 0) ( 1- 2- 0) ( 3- 1- 0) ( 0- 1- 0)DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ---------- ---------------------- --- ----- Feb 23 at Mary Washington W 5-2 Mar 01 #2 GETTYSBURG L 13-5 Mar 05 at Christopher Newport W 16-3 Mar 08 at Marymount L 13-8 Mar 15 #10 CABRINI L 14-9 Mar 22 vs #10 Haverford L 12-6 Mar 29 MESSIAH W 7-6 Apr 02 at Greensboro W 15-7 *Apr 05 VIRGINIA WESLEYAN L 9-7 *Apr 09 at Guilford W 14-7 *Apr 12 ROANOKE W(OT)13-12 *Apr 19 at Washington and Lee L 15-8 *Apr 23 #5 LYNCHBURG L 10-9 *Apr 26 at RMC L 11-7

TEAM STATISTICS HSC OPP---------------------------------------------------SHOT STATISTICS.......... Goals-Shot attempts.... 129-472 140-490 Goals scored average... 9.32 10.03 Shot pct............... .273 .286 Shots on goal-Attempts. 303-472 288-490 SOG pct................ .642 .588 Shots/Game............. 33.7 35.0 Assists................ 61 62MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES..... Goals-Opportunities.... 16-55 20-89 Conversion Percent..... .291 .225GOAL BREAKDOWN........... Total Goals............ 129 140 Man-up................. 16 18 Man-down............... 4 1 Free-position.......... 0 0 Unassisted............. 67 78 Overtime............... 1 0 GROUND BALLS............. 558 542 TURNOVERS................ 58 78 CAUSED TURNOVERS......... 23 19 FACEOFFS (W-L)........... 136-180 180-136 Faceoff W-L Pct........ .430 .570 CLEARS................... 251-324 256-323 Clear Pct.............. .775 .793PENALTIES................ Number................. 90 56 Minutes................ 70:00 43:30ATTENDANCE............... Total.................. 1614 1160 Dates/Avg Per Date..... 6/269 7/166 Neutral Site #/Avg..... 1/277

2008 Statistics

## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh GWG UP DN GB CT ---------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Doug Carpenter 14 24 8 32 85 0 7 0 21 0 5 Kyle Jett 14 23 4 27 81 1 3 1 23 1 16 Andrew Mahoney 14 14 10 24 62 0 0 1 30 0 20 Kenny Mathison 14 11 2 13 39 1 0 0 9 0 1 Joe Daugherty 14 9 7 16 22 1 2 0 20 0 7 Andrew O’Shea 14 9 9 18 43 1 0 0 15 0 26 Thomas Hovis 14 9 2 11 31 0 0 0 25 1 6 Mark Miller 13 5 5 10 15 0 3 0 20 0 25 Cole Hawthorne 14 5 2 7 22 0 0 0 13 0 33 Colin Dunn 14 5 4 9 14 1 0 0 66 4 4 Robbie Thomas 11 3 0 3 11 0 0 0 7 0 24 Kevin Coats 9 2 2 4 7 0 0 0 7 0 27 Teddy Schwab 5 2 0 2 5 0 0 0 2 0 19 Kyle Frazier 14 2 1 3 6 1 0 1 42 2 41 Bill Tunney 13 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 27 0 11 Ben Archambault 5 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 10 Alex Pritzlaff 14 1 1 2 2 0 0 1 46 3 8 Will Ashwell 13 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 19 1 9 Hunter Phillips 5 1 2 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 22 Harrison McCorkle 7 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 4 0 43 Craig Philp 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 Daniel Martin 14 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 24 1 13 Tim Vanbenthuysen 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 36 Phil Hage 14 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 63 0 31 Ian York 14 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 35 3 18 James Provenzano 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 Whit Kelley 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11 0 12 Jamie Gorman 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 21 Brandan Hanley 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 28 Dudley Locke 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 29 Mario Washington 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 34 Jake McDonald 9 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 0 42 Joey Severns 6 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 50 Ben Hansell 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53 Jon Spear 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 47 Aaron Gilman 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Peter Foley 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 15 Bobby Beasley 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Peter Squire 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 30 Jamie Dunn 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 Lance Landvater 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 35 Jeff McMillen 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 Frankie McGuire 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 Ben Steele 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 Stephen Dewey 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 Ryan Grodzki 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 Total............... 14 129 61 190 472 6 16 4 558 23 Opponents........... 14 140 62 202 490 8 18 1 542 19

|-GOAL AVERAGE-| |-SAVES-|## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T----------------------------------------------------------------38 Ben Steele 2 18:19 3 9.83 5 .625 0 0 036 Phil Hage 14 814:08 134 9.88 142 .514 6 8 050 Ben Hansell 2 4:49 3 37.37 1 .250 0 0 0 Total............... 14 837:16 140 10.03 148 .514 6 8 0 Opponents........... 14 837:18 130 9.32 173 .571 8 6 0

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