2012 randolph men's lacrosse guide

2012 Randolph Men’s Lacrosse TeamNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School1 Bobby Crosby A So. 5-9 155 Bethel, CT/Bethel2 Jake Schrank M Fy. 5-7 170 Winchester, VA/Centreville5 Nick Valentine D Fy. 6-1 220 Richmond, VA/Benedictine6 Jon O’Hara M Jr. 5-10 180 Yorktown, VA/Grafton7 Stephen Allman M Jr. 6-0 205 Goodview, VA/Roanoke Catholic8 Ryan Mahon D Fy. 5-8 155 Monroe, NY/Peddie School9 Colton Wood A/M So. 5-10 170 Chula Vista, VA/Otay Ranch10 Matt Bray M So. 6-0 180 Woodstock, VA/Claremont12 Greg Herrick D Sr. 6-0 185 Mt. Airy, MD/Linganore14 Josh Borgelt M So. 5-10 155 Greenville, SC/Mouldin16 Kevin McCracken GK Sr. 5-7 220 Annandale, VA/Annandale17 Keenan Hickman M So. 6-1 155 Woodbridge, VA/Freedom18 Ryan Pearson D So. 5-11 180 Asbury, NJ/North Hunterdon21 Ryan Blackwell D Jr. 5-9 185 Brambleton, VA/Briar Woods22 Clay Orshoski A Fy. 6-0 220 Elkwood, VA/Eastern View23 Zach Speelman M Jr. 5-6 160 Culpeper, VA/Culpeper24 Justin Baker D So. 5-10 205 New Orleans, LA/Jesuit25 Chris Songer GK So. 5-9 200 Chula Vista, CA/Otay Ranch30 Anthony Mangano M So. 6-2 195 North Garden, VA/Monticello32 JohnGrundy M So. 5-5 155 Gainesville,VA/Battlefield40 Cam Garrison A So. 5-9 215 Plymouth, IN/Culver Military42 John Croney A Jr. 5-11 195 Wilmington, DE/Brandywine

Head Coach: Andy Sinclair (1st season)Assistant Coaches: Chris Eggeling, Michael Neczyporuk

Table of ContentsTable of Contents2 - Roster3 - Table of Contents/Media Requests4 - Randolph Staff/Athletic Director5 - Head Coach Andy Sinclair6 - Assistant Coaches 7 - 2010-11 Statistics8 - 2011-12 Preview9 - ODAC Conference10 - Randolph Facilities11 - Player Bio Page12 - Greg Herrick/Kevin McCracken13 - Stephen Allman/Ryan Blackwell14 - John Croney/Jon O’Hara15 - Justin Baker/Josh Borgelt16 - Matt Bray/Bobby Crosby17 - Cam Garrison/John Grundy18 - Keenan Hickman/Anthony Mangano19 - Ryan Pearson/Chris Songer20 - Zach Speelman/Colton Wood21 - Ryan Mahon/Clay Orshoski/Jake Shrank/Nick Valentine22 - Records Page23 - All-Time Records24 - Season Records25 - Individual Game Records26-27 - This is Randolph College28 - City of Lynchburg29 - This is Randolph Men’s LacrosseBack Cover - 2012 Schedule

Quick Facts Location: Lynchburg, Virginia 24503Founded: 1891 as Randolph-Macon Woman’s CollegeNickname: WildCatsAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIIConference: Old Dominion Athletic ConferencePresident: John E. KleinAthletic Director: Tina L. HillAdmin. Assistant: Susan JohnsonField: WildCat StadiumAthletic Dept. Phone: 434-947-8536Head Coach: Andy Sinclair (Lynchburg, 2003/1st Season)Men’s Lacrosse Phone: 434-947-8318Assistant Coaches: Chris Eggeling, Michael Neczyporuk2010-11 ODAC Finish: 1-12/0-7 (8th)

Media Requests- Members of the media have seating available at courtside. Requests for seats must be made at least 24 hours before all home contests. No creden-tials are needed, though, we do ask that you con-tact Sports Information Director Jamie Chagnon by phone or e-mail to ask for courtside seating.

Post-Game Interviews-All players and coaches will be made available for post-game media interviews following a 10-minute cooling down period. Postgame interviews will be down on-site either on court or in the locker room. Interviews with both institution players or coaches must be set up through the SID or team representa-tive.

Mid-Week Interviews-Mid-week interviews with players and coaches must be arranged through the Randolph Sports In-formationOffice.Thebesttimetointerviewcoachesis Monday through Friday in the mornings. All mid-weekinterviewswilltakeplaceintheofficeofthe team’s head coach. Phone interviews are also permissible.

Phone/Internet Services-Wireless internet at the table and press box is avail-able for those that have a laptop through the Randolph College guest sign-on, as well as hard line internet in the “crow’s nest” and press box. Phones are available intheSportsInformationOfficeforbusinesscallsonly.Fax services are also available in the main lobby for working media and visiting team personnel.

Questions?-For further information or if you have questions, please contact Jamie Chagnon at 434-947-8540.

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RANDOLPH STAFF/AD

Tina Hill began her fourth year as Athletics Director at Ran-dolph College in 2011-2012.

Hill has spent the past 19 yearsinthefieldofNCAADivision III athletics, having worked at Cornell College, California Lutheran University,

and Elizabethtown College.

Prior to her arrival at Randolph, Hill served as the director ofathleticsatCornellCollegeinMountVernon,Iowa,forfiveyears.AstheRam’sfirstfull-timeathleticsdirector,shewasresponsible for the complete administration of the college’s 19 NCAA varsity sports as well as its intramural program.

Before her time at Cornell College, Hill served as the as-sociate director of athletics at California Lutheran University from 1997-2002. During that time, she assisted with the administration of the university’s 15-sport athletics pro-gram. From 1990-1997 Hill worked at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania. She began her career with the Blue Jays as an intern before eventually serving as the associate director of athletics and as a staff instructor in physical education duringherfinalfouryearsatthecollege.

Hill received her B.S. in physical education from the Uni-versity of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and her M.S. in sports management from the University of Richmond. As an un-dergraduate at Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Hill was a two-time firstteamall-conferencevolleyballplayer.

As the Randolph College Director of Athletics, Hill coordi-nates the daily operations as well as the long-term objec-tives of the WildCats’13-sport intercollegiate athletics program.

Hill is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators and National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. She has served on various NCAA and conference committees, including a term as the chair of the NCAA Division III Women’s Volleyball Committee.

Tina L. Hill Director of Athletics

Randolph StaffAdmissionsOffice 800-745-7692Financial Aid Department 434-947-8316Registrar’sOffice 434-947-8143Alumnae/Alumni House 434-947-8102DeanofStudentsOffice 434-947-8119

Athletics Department Director of Athletics Tina L. Hill 434-947-8537 Administrative Assistant Susan Johnson 434-947-8536 Head Athletic Trainer Carolyn Sarson 434-947-8541 Assistant Athletic Trainer Ryan Wildenhain 434-947-8312 Men’s Basketball Clay Nunley 434-947-8487 Women’s Basketball Allison Nichols 434-947-8313 Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Cat Phillips 434-947-8362 Men’s Lacrosse Andy Sinclair 434-947-8318 Men’s Lacrosse Alexis Wagner 434-485-8063 Riding Chris Mitchell 434-384-3231 Tamara Wenning 434-384-3231 Men’s Soccer Bryan Waggoner 434-947-8520 Women’s Soccer KevinPorterfield 434-947-8538 Men’s Lacrosse Caroline Cubbage 434-947-8512 Men’s and Women’s Tennis Jamie Megginson 434-947-8363 Volleyball Johnathan Willis 434-947-8339

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Head CoaCh Alexis Wagner

Sinclair was named as the second head men’s lacrosse in Randolph history in July 2011. He comes

to the Randolph program after serving as the head boy’s lacrosse coach at Winter Park High School

in Maitland, FL. While at WPHS, Sinclair guided his program to a 61-14 record over his four year ten-

ure including three district championships and appearances in the state playoff series three times.

Sinclair also has produced numerous collegiate players while at Winter Park.

Before taking the post at Winter Park, Sinclair worked as the top assistant at Christopher Newport

University, where he helped develop a new program. Sinclair recruited players that accumulated

34winsinthefirstfiveyearsoftheprogramatCNU,andwasalsodirectlyinchargeofmonitoring

academic performance.

Sinclair got his coaching start at his alma mater of Lynchburg, where he served as a graduate assistant while working towards

his master’s degree in educational leadership. As an assistant at Lynchburg, he helped the Hornets capture their second Old Domin-

ion Athletic Conference (ODAC) title in 2005, a season

where he was offensive coordinator. Sinclair was also

on the staff for two NCAA Tournament appearances and

coached 11 All-ODAC First Team performers.

Sinclair played his collegiate lacrosse for

the Hornets of Lynchburg, where he helped capture

theschool’sfirstconferencetitlein2003.Hewasa

four-year letter winner for the Hornets, as he scored

15 goals and dished out 11 assists in his career. He

earned his bachelor’s degree from LC in the spring of

2003 in sociology.

He has also worked at multiple lacrosse camps

over the years, including stops at the Top Star and Gait

Cup Lacrosse Camps in Gettysburg, PA, the Dixie 150

Lacrosse Camp in Gaffney, SC, the UVA Graves Moun-

tain Lacrosse Camp in Charlottesville, VA, and the Notre

Dame Lacrosse Camp in South Bend, IN.

Sinclair also attended and started his playing

career at Winter Park, where he starred for the Wildcat

lacrosse team.

Andy Sinclair Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach


ASSISTANT Coaches

Chris Eggling Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach

Chris Eggeling takes over as an assistant coach for the WildCat men’s lacrosse program in 2012. Eggeling

comes to Randolph after a succesful playing career at Lynchburg College, where he was a four-year letter winner.

Eggeling was a summer coach for the Beach Dogs Lacrosse Club in Portsmouth, RI from 2009 to the present,

wherehehelpedwithon-fieldorganization,instructionanddemonstration.

While at Lynchburg, Eggeling was a Deans List Honorable Mention for four semesters and was also awarded the

four-year Hopwood Scholarship. Eggeling has also worked for Audette, Bazar, Cordiero, & Grasso, Inc. Law Firm

as a summer clerk.

Michael Neczyporuk Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach

Michael Neczyporuk is starting his third season assisting the WildCats in 2012. Neczyporuk earned his undergraduate degree in political sci-

ence from the State University of New York at Oswego. Neczyporuk has played lacrosse at the high school, college, and club level.


2011 Season STATS

The Automated ScoreBookRandolph College Overall Individual Statistics

All games (as of Apr 04, 2012)

Overall: 1-12-0 Conf: 0-7-0 Home: 1-7-0 Away: 0-5-0 Neut: 0-0-0

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw up dn gb t/o ct faceoff pct pen-min20 TJ Story 11-8 18 0 18 64 . 2 8 1 34 . 5 3 1 0 2 0 63 36 10 23-24 . 4 8 9 3-2.511 Bobby Crosby 13-12 11 1 12 31 . 3 5 5 21 . 6 7 7 0 1 0 18 31 4 - - 3-2.07 Stephen Allman 13-0 11 12 23 63 . 1 7 5 33 . 5 2 4 0 1 0 30 54 9 - - 2-1.540 Cam Garrison 13-12 10 2 12 24 . 4 1 7 18 . 7 5 0 0 0 0 14 25 1 - - -6 Jon O'Hara 13-3 7 6 13 38 . 1 8 4 26 . 6 8 4 0 2 0 18 32 5 - - 3-3.042 John Croney 10-5 4 3 7 13 . 3 0 8 10 . 7 6 9 0 1 0 12 15 2 - - 2-1.53 Colt Wood 6-3 4 1 5 36 . 1 1 1 19 . 5 2 8 0 0 0 12 6 2 3-1 . 7 5 0 -13 Ryan Jarrett 13-8 2 1 3 18 . 1 1 1 10 . 5 5 6 0 1 0 21 19 4 - - 2-1.033 Gage Anderson 13-13 1 1 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 1 0 1 27 14 17 - - 11-8.515 Rashan Colbert 12-1 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 14 3 - - -16 Kevin McCracken 13-13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 63 25 2 1-0 1.000 -17 Keenan Hickman 4-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 2 2 0 - - -18 Ryan Pearson 13-12 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 13 11 0-1 . 0 0 0 2-2.012 Greg Herrick 12-4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 2 4 - - 1-1.022 Ryan Blackwell 13-13 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 8 14 - - 2-2.023 Zach Speelman 9-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 8-18 . 3 0 8 -24 Justin Baker 9-9 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 12 8 - - -30 Anthony Mangano 13-1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 17 5 - - 2-1.532 John Grundy 12-12 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 16 4 83-121 . 4 0 7 1-1.09 Connor Adams 11-1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 - - 1-0.541 Dan McGraw 7-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 2 0 - - -8 Justin Ashby 3-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 - - -44 Stephen George 10-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 4 - - 2-1.510 Matt Bray 10-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 2 - - 1-0.514 Josh Borgelt 13-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 9 2 - - 1-1.025 Chris Songer 6-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 - - -

Total 13 68 27 95 293 . 2 3 2 174 . 5 9 4 1 8 1 477 365 115 118-165 . 4 1 7 39-31.0Opponents 13 170 88 258 635 . 2 6 8 368 . 5 8 0 12 12 2 603 258 182 166-118 . 5 8 5 67-53.0

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t25 Chris Songer 6-0 30:12 5 9.93 5 . 5 0 0 0 0 016 Kevin McCracken 13-13 721:31 158 13.14 187 . 5 4 2 1 12 08 Justin Ashby 3-0 28:17 7 14.85 5 . 4 1 7 0 0 0

Total 13 780:00 170 13.08 198 . 5 3 8 1 12 0Opponents 13 780:00 68 5.23 107 . 6 1 1 12 1 0

Team saves: 1

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalRandolph College 10 12 24 22 68Opponents 53 47 37 33 170

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalRandolph College 51 59 81 102 293Opponents 188 166 161 120 635

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalRandolph College 33 30 46 66 175Opponents 112 100 88 68 368

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalRandolph College 59 53 51 35 198Opponents 23 18 22 44 107

Attendance Summary RAND OpponentTotal 1621 963Dates/Avg Per Date 8/203 5/193Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

CLEARS: Randolph College -- 216-329 .657, Opponents -- 211-252 .837.MAN-UP OPPS: Randolph College -- 8-63 .127, Opponents -- 12-37 .324.


11-12 SEASON Preview This off-season has seen a lot of changes in the Randolph College men’s lacrosse program, mainly the departure of the program’s inaugural head

coachinScottKetcham.Ketchamledtheprogramthroughthefirstthreeyearsofitsexistence,butfirst-yearheadcoachAndySinclairwashiredasthenewhead

mentor as the WildCats push forward.

Sinclair is no stranger to the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC), as he was a four-year player for cross town rival Lynchburg College. His experi-

ence in the conference as both a player and an assistant coach will be vital to the improvement of the WildCat men’s lacrosse team.

“It’s been a great start to the year so far,” said Sinclair. “Things haven’t been that much different from my experience as an assistant and as a head

coach at the high school level. There’s no trick to it really, it’s about working hard, gelling together as a group which will get us to where we want to be.”

The hard work has been evident early on, and the results are also apparent. In the team’s preseason scrimmage, Randolph held its own with York

College of Pennsylvania, falling by only one goal on a shot at the buzzer. The notion that the hard work is turning into results has not gone unnoticed by the players.

“CoachSinclairismakingsurethatwe’reworkinghardnomatterwhat,”saidsophomoremiddieJohnGrundy(Gainesville,VA/Battlefield).“We’re

running every day after practice, getting our conditioning in and building that mental toughness for the fourth quarter that we’re going to need to succeed.”

While Ketcham was one loss that the WildCats had in the off-season, two more are also apparent when looking at the roster. Last year’s leading goal

scorer TJ Story is gone, as is All-ODAC second team defender Gage Anderson. While those losses will certainly sting early on, the players think it’s time for other to

shine. One of those players who should answer the call will be junior middie Jon O’Hara (Yorktown, VA/Grafton).

O’Hara returns as a junior after scoring seven goals and dishing out six assists as a sophomore. His dodging skills and ability to create for himself and

others will be vital to the WildCats attack this year. “Offensively, I think a guy like Jon O’Hara will really come into his own this year and start scoring a lot of goals,”

said junior pole Ryan Blackwell (Ashburn, VA/Briar Woods).

Continuing to focus on the attack, one has to look at fellow junior Stephen Allman (Goodview, VA/Roanoke Catholic) as the top returning player for

Randolph. Allman had a team-best 23 points as a sophomore, and also dished out 12 assists on the season. “He’s (Allman) someone to look out for this season

forsure,”saidSinclair.SophomoreBobbyCrosby(Bethel,CT/Bethel)isbackforhissecondseasonwithRandolphafternotching11goalsasafirst-yearplayer.He

is also going to play behind the net more, and will look to facilitate a lot of what Randolph is doing.

Junior John Croney (Wilmington, DE/Brandywine) has had a nice camp, and should get a lot of time in the attack, while another face to look for is

sophomore Colton Wood (Chula Vista, CA/Otay Ranch). Wood is extremely athletic and has a howitzer for a shot, but struggled with injuries last year. He will play

attackandmidfieldfortheWildCats,somethingCoachSinclairisexcitedabout.

“He’s someone that can really shoot it, and he should have an opportunity to get looks as both a middie and attack this season,” said Sinclair.

First-year Clay Orshoski (Elkwood, VA/Eastern View) will get some opportunities to score this season for Randolph, while Josh Borgelt (Greenville, SC/Mouldin) has had a nice camp and will look to have a breakout cam-

paign as a sophomore.

Moving to the defensive side of the ball, you have to start with senior goalkeeper Kevin McCracken (Annandale, VA/Annandale). Though not the most athletic of keepers, he is a fantastic ball stopper that

has been between the pipes for every game since the program’s start in 2008. In front of him, the WildCats should have a strong set of defenders, led by Blackwell and sophomore Ryan Pearson (Asbury, NJ/North

Hunderdon).

“I expect a lot out of our defense this season,” said Sinclair. “We have a lot of athleticism on D at the current time and these guys are very intelligent. We’ve taught them an entirely new system than what

they’re used to and they’ve picked it up very nicely.”

Blackwell and Pearson each played all 13 games a season ago, and both have beefed up to handle the rigors of a full ODAC slate. Blackwell was second on the team in caused turnovers with 14, while

Pearson was right behind with 11. Also back this year after starting nine games a season ago is Justin Baker (New Orleans, LA/Jesuit). Baker was out during the fall, and will need time to adjust to the new system.

Anotherfacetolookoutfordefensivelyisfirst-yearRyanMahon(Monroe,NY/PeddieSchool).Theplayersandcoachingstaffhavebeenimpressedwithhisathleticism,andexpecthimtoplaywell.“Atthe

longstickmidfieldspot,IreallyexpectRyantostepupforus,”saidBlackwell.“Hebringsquicknessandhasreallyquickfeet.”

Senior Greg Herrick (Mt. Airy, MD/Linganore) played in 12 games last season, and is a veteran player that will play a lot defensively, as is sophomore Matt Bray (Woodstock, VA/Claremont). Bray played

mostly during man-down situations last season, but started to get the feel of the college game late last season.

First-yearNickValentine(Richmond,VA/Benedictine)willalsohaveopportunitiesthroughouttheseasonondefense,aswilldefensivemidfielderJakeShrank(Winchester,VA/Centreville).

LookingatdefensivemidfieldersforRandolph,twonamesstickoutinGrundyandfellowsophomoreAnthonyMangano(NorthGarden,VA/Monticello).Grundyisatough,grittymidfielderwhoshouldalso

getsomerunswiththetopmidfieldlineonoffense,whileManganowasaforceontheclearlastyearandisnotsomeonethatwillbepushedaround.Manganoalsohasaniceshot,andshouldgetsomelookson

offense as well.

MidfielderKeenanHickman(Woodbridge,VA/Freedom)isveryathletic,andshouldhelpgettingtheballforwardduringclearsandinalsodefensively.Atthefaceoffx,Randolphreturnsitstwomainbat-

tlers in Grundy and Zach Speelman (Culpeper, VA/Culpeper).

Grundywon40.7percentofhisface-offsasafirst-yearplayer,buthadgreatgamesagainstsomeofhisstiffestcompetition,includingwinningmorethanhalfofhisface-offsagainstRoanokeCollege.

Speelman should spell Grundy here and there, and has shown some ability early in his career. Speelman will also serve as the back-up goalkeeper this season.

In the end, the WildCats understand that it is still a work in progress but that doesn’t mean that the goal isn’t still to win. “We’re looking for wins, and wins quickly,” said Blackwell. “These next couples of

weeksaregoingtobedefinitiveforourprogram;wehavealotofopportunitiescomingup.”

Randolph has a schedule that features 15 games, the most in program history. Randolph will play out of conference games against Christopher Newport (Feb. 19), Piedmont College (Feb. 22), Ferrum

College (Feb. 25), Greensboro College (Mar. 3), Mitchell College (Mar. 10) and Albright College (Mar. 13) before opening conference play Saturday, March 17 at Guilford. Playing in ODAC, Sinclair knows the challenge of

theODAC.TheWildCatswerepickedtofinish8thintheODACthisseason.

“Itcanbeextremelychallengingbutitcanbejustasrewardingwithsuccess,”saidSinclair.“We’vegottoreallyfighthardtoworkashardaswecan,mentallyandphysically,togetanopportunitytocap-

tureourfirstconferencewin.”

The home slate in conference features battles with Virginia Wesleyan College (Mar. 28), Washington & Lee University (Mar. 31) and preseason ODAC favorite and 11th-ranked Lynchburg College (April 4).

TheteamalsounderstandsthatwinninginthedifficultODACisnotaneasytask.

“It’stough,Imean,you’replayingagainstsomeofthebestteamsinthenation,”saidGrundy.“ThisyearRoanokeispreseasonNo.2,LynchburgispreseasonNo.11;Hampden-SydneyandWashington&

Lee, and they’re all up there too. You really have to have that mental toughness to really not give up against those teams.”


ODAC CONFERENCE

Celebrating its 36th year of operations, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference

(ODAC) is one of the nation's largest Division III conferences. The 14-member ODAC,

including one associate member, stands as the second-largest multi-sport NCAA Divi-

sion III conference in the country.

The league was formed on May 18, 1975 as the Virginia College Conference

and began operations in September of 1976. (The name chane to Old Dominion

Athletic Conference became effective January 1, 1976). Charter members were eight

colleges located in the state of Virginia: Bridgewater College, Eastern Mennonite Col-

lege, Emory & Henry College, Hampden-Sydney College, Lynchburg College, Randolph-Macon College, Roanoke College and Washington and

Lee University.

From its initial year of operation through the 1981-82 academic year, the ODAC sponsored competition in 10 men's varsity sports,

includingfootball,soccer,andcrosscountryinthefall;basketball,wrestling,andindoortrackandfieldinthewinter;andbaseball,golf,ten-

nis,andoutdoortrackandfieldinthespring.Women'ssportswereaddedpriortothe1982-83schoolyear.Today,theODAChasgrownto

sponsor championships in 22 sports (10 men and 12 women) and houses nine full-time coeducational institutions with three single-gender

schools making up the current 13 full-time members.

The conference expanded in the late 1980s, early 1990s and most recently in 1999. Virginia Wesleyan became the 13th member of

the conference in 1988 and began full-scale competition in the league in the 1989-90 academic year. Guilford College, voted into the confer-

ence in the spring of 1990, began competing for conference championships in the 1991-92 season. The Catholic University of America (DC)

was accepted for associate membership in football on January 12, 1999, and just recently Shenandoah University accepted an invitation to

join the ODAC ful-time in 2012-13.

Overthepast17yearstheconferenceandtheCityofSalem,Va.,havegainednationalattentionthroughhostingfiveNCAADivision

III championships in football, men's basketball, Men’s Lacrosse, baseball, Men’s Lacrosse and volleyball. The growing list of titles passed out

in Salem began in the fall of 1993 with the DIII Football Championship. Through the 2009-10 academic year, the conference and city have

hosted 49 NCAA Division III Championships since the '93 Stagg Bowl. This year, the two will serve as hosts to the DIII football, men's basket-

ball and Men’s Lacrosse championships.

Governance:

The Conference is governed by a 13-member presidential body consisting of all of the full-time members' CEOs. Dr. Billy Greer of

Virginia Wesleyan is the chair of the ODAC Presidents' Coun-

cil. In addition to presidential leadership, the conference's

day-to-day operations are supervised by its Board of Direc-

tors, which consists of all conference member Directors of

Athletics. Eastern Mennonite Director of Athletics Dave King

serves as the current Board President with Virginia Wes-

leyan's Joanne Renn serving as President-Elect.

Location:

TheconferenceofficeislocatedinForest,Virginia

at 16001 Suite B Forest Road.

History of the ODAC

http://www.odaconline.com


RANDOLPH FACILITIES

Randolph Athletics And Dance Center

WildCat StadiumThis new facility was completed in 2009 and plays host to the men’s and women’s soccer and lacrosse teams. WildCat Stadium features a FieldTurf surface which plays like grass but can withstand the pound-ing of sporting events and intramural contests year round.Also,thefieldissurroundedbyastate-of-the-art eight lane track which is used for exercise and training purposes. TheStadiumalsohasascoreboardandflagpresent-tion straight across from the seating areas, which are elevated for a superb view of the action. Restrooms are located atop the plaza adjacent to the press box, which features wireless internet. WildCat stadium also boasts one of the more beautiful places to play in the league, with trees surrounding the north and west sides of the Stadium.

The Randolph Athletic and Dance Center (RAD Center) is one of the loudest gyms in the ODAC. “The Den,” the gymnasium in in the RAD Center, plays host to the Randolph men’s and women’s basketball teams, along with the volleyball team in the fall. PER has an elevated seating side, where fans can see all the action unfold. Weight room,athletictrainingfacilities,afive-laneswim-mingpoolandathleticadministrationofficesarealso located in the Center. .


Seniors

2011: Played in 12 games this season on the backline, starting four on defense...picked up 13 ground

balls on the season, including a season-best three at Lynchburg...scooped up two ground balls against Hood, CNU and Roa-noke...caused two turnovers against both CNU and Hood. High School: Attended Linganore High School in Frederick, MD… was on the indoor track team…ran one varsity season on the cross country team… played lacrosse for three years on the var-sity team… started for two seasons.

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Greg HerrickPosition: ................Defender Ht./Wt.: ..................6-0/185Year: .......................SeniorExperience .............3VHometown: .............Mt. Airy, MarylandHigh School: ...........Linganore

For Herrick’s Career Stats, Click Here

Personal: Son of Paul and Mary Herrick…Environmental Studies major.

***2011 All-ODAC Honorable Mention2011: Had another solid season as the starting goalkeeper

for Randolph...started and played all 13 games for Ran-dolph...pickeduphisfirstcollegiatewin against Albion College...had a season-high 24 saves against Hood...chalked up 23 saves against Roanoke College...posted double-digit saves in every game as a junior...led the team with 63 ground balls...had a season-best 12 at Lynchburg College...had a .542 save percentage. High School: Attended Annandale High School in

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Kevin McCrackenPosition: ................Goalkeeper Ht./Wt.: ..................5-7/200Year: .......................SeniorExperience .............3VHometown: .............Annandale, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Annandale

For McCracken’s Career Stats, Click Here

Annandale, VA…one year of cross country…three years of indoor track…four var-sity years of lacrosse…one season as captain…Second Team All District from 2006-08…in 2008 team MVP and District Champs. Personal: Son of John and Sharon McCracken… Busi-ness major.

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Juniors/Sophomores

2011: Athletic middie that can score or set up for his team-mates...played in all 13 games...second on

the team with 11 goals and led the squad with 12 assists and 23 points...all-time leader in points...postedthreegoalsinthefinalgameof the year against Hampden-Syd-ney...had two goals against Ferrum, Hood and Randolph-Macon...dished out four assists against Albion...had 30 ground balls on the season...had nine caused turnovers, including four against Greensboro. High School: A two-sport athlete at Roanoke Catholic

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Stephen AllmanPosition: ................Middie Ht./Wt.: ..................6-0/205Year: .......................JuniorExperience .............2VHometown: .............Goodview, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Roanoke Catholic

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in Roanoke, VA…was captain and started two years of varsity basketball… captain and starter all four years in lacrosse… four time All Confer-ence…All State…2009 State Championship MVP. Personal: Son of James and Bonnie Allman…Engineering and physics major.

2011: Had a very good year for the Wild-Cats at long stick mid-die...very competitive player...started and

played in all 13 games for Randolph...had 34 groundballs on the season, fourth best on the team...had a season-high six ground balls at Washington & Lee...had four caused turnovers and four ground balls againstCNU...chalkedupfivegroundballs against Hampden-Sydney...had four ground balls and two caused turnovers vs. Randolph-Macon...had 14 caused turnovers on the year, second best on the team. High

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Ryan BlackwellPosition: ................Defender Ht./Wt.: ..................5-9/185Year: .......................JuniorExperience .............2VHometown: .............Brambleton, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Briar Woods

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School: Was a tri-athlete at Briar Woods High School, VA…varsity wrestler for four years…started three years at 152 lbs…two varsity letters in foot-ball…started four years and was captain for two years in lacrosse…All District in ‘07, ‘08, and ‘09…set school records for groundballs and takeaways. Personal: Son of Steven and Patricia Blackwell…BSA- Eagle Scout Award ’08…Communications Studies and Psychology major…announcer for WildCat varsity sports on webcast.




Sophomores

2011: Strong attack that played well behind the net...played in 10 games, startingfivetimes...

scored four times and dished out three assists...had a goal and an assist against Greensboro...scored against Lynchburg, Randolph-Macon and Hampden-Sydney...had 12 ground balls and two caused turnovers on the year. High School: Attended Brandywine High School in Wilmington, DE…one year of varsity indoor track and soccer…two years on the varsity lacrosse team. Personal: John and Bonnie Croney…on the Ju-

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John CroneyPosition: ................Attack Ht./Wt.: ..................5-11/195Year: .......................JuniorExperience .............2VHometown: .............Wilmington, DelawareHigh School: ...........Brandywine

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diciary Board at Randolph College.

2011: Played in all 13 games as a sopho-more, starting in three...buried seven goals to go along with

six assists...his six help-ers was second on the team...scored hisfirstcollegiatehattrickagainstAurora...handed out two assists in a win over Albion...had four ground balls against both CNU and Virginia Wesleyan...scored two man-up goals. Before2011:PlayedmidfieldforRandolph…inhisfirstyearheplayedin 13 games…started eight games…scored six goals…had two assists…24 groundballs. High School: started two

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Jon O’HaraPosition: ................Middie Ht./Wt.: ..................5-10/180Year: .......................JuniorExperience .............2VHometown: .............Yorktown, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Grafton

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years of varsity lacrosse for Grafton High School…was a captain for a season…won district championship in 2009. Personal: Son of Mike and Donna O’Hara…Psychology major.




Sophomores

2011: Big, aggres-sive defender who can play as physical as anyone...loves to throw his weight

around...contributed immediately, starting all nine games he played in...caused eight turnovers on the year...chalked up three caused turnovers against Ferrum...posted a pair of caused turnovers in both the Randolph-Macon and Hampden-Syd-ney games...had nine ground balls on the year. High School: Justin attend-ed Jesuit High School in New Orleans, LA…played three years of varsity football…started two seasons… won

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Justin BakerPosition: ................Defender Ht./Wt.: ..................5-10/205Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............New Orleans, LouisianaHigh School: ...........Jesuit

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a district championship in football… wrestled one year on var-sity…started three seasons of varsity lacrosse…Runner-up in two State Champi-onship games…All State and All District in lacrosse. Personal: Son of Shannon Marie Baker…English and Political Science major…plans on being in the Student Government at Randolph College.

2011: A very smart, speedy defensive mid-fielderthatrunsthefieldwell...playedinall 13 games off the

bench, mostly on the short-stick defensive side of the ball...pickedup11groundballsasafirst-year,includingthreeinhisfirstcolle-giate contest versus CNU...had three ground balls at Virginia Wesleyan...caused one turnover against CNU. High School: Attended Mouldin High School in Mauldin, SC…played attack for the varsity lacrosse team for three years…started two seasons… won Region 2-A All Region Award in 2009

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Josh BorgeltPosition: ................Middie Ht./Wt.: ..................5-10/155Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Greenville, South CarolinaHigh School: ...........Mouldin

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and 2010. Personal: Son of Timothy and Beth Borgelt…Biology major.




Sophomores

2011: Settled into a role on man-down defense and played well...saw action in 10gamesasafirst-

year...stick skills are his strength...caused two turnovers and had six ground balls on the season...had two ground balls and a caused turnover at Washington & Lee. High School:MattfirstattendedClaremontHigh School…for the last two years attended Christchurch High School…started two years of varsity lacrosse …2010 State Champs. Personal: Son of Robert and Pam Bray.

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Matt BrayPosition: ................Middie Ht./Wt.: ..................6-0/180Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Woodstock, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Claremont

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2011: Had a very productive season asafirst-year,tyingfor second on the club with 11 goals...

chalked up 18 ground balls on the season...scored a Randolphsingle-gamerecordfivegoals against Guilford...netted two goals in both the Roanoke and Albion contests...chalked up three ground balls against Ferrum, Hood and Roanoke...scoredhisfirstcollegiategoal against Greensboro...played all 13 games, starting all but one. High School: Bobby attended Bethel High School in Bethel, CT…played safety in

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Bobby CrosbyPosition: ................Attack Ht./Wt.: ..................5-9/155Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Bethel, ConnecticutHigh School: ...........Bethel

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football…wres-tled varsity for a season…started at attack all four years for var-sity lacrosse… captain for a season…played in Senior All-Star Game… First Team All Conference… Second Team All District. Personal: Son of Bob and Meg Crosby… takes part in BMX and snowboard-ing…Business and World Economics major.




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2011: Big, physical attack man that has a knackforfindinggoodscoring spots...came in immediately and

contributed, starting 12 of 13 games for Randolph...netted his firstcollegiategoalversusCNU...hadtwo goals and an assist in a win over Albion...scored twice against Aurora...notched two tallies against Roanoke...had 14 ground balls on the year. High School: Cam attended Culver Military Academy in Culver, IN…played two years of varsity football…four years of varsity lacrosse…won State Champi-onship all four years…was a platoon

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Cam GarrisonPosition: ................Attack Ht./Wt.: ..................5-9/215Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Plymouth, IndianaHigh School: ...........Culver Academy

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leader at the Academy. Personal: Son of Jan and Chrissie Gar-rison…Second-ary Education major.

2011: Become one of the team leaders in onlyhisfirstseason...one of the hard-est workers on the

squad...gritty face-off man that also excelled on defense...started and played in 12 games as afirst-year...pickedup40groundballs, highlighted by his eight against Guilford...won 83 face-offs on the year...won 16 of 21 draws against Guilford...took 10 of 15 face-off wins from Virginia Wesleyan...was 9-18 against Albion...won Aaron Shacklette awardasafirst-year.High School:

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John GrundyPosition: ................Middie Ht./Wt.: ..................5-5/155Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Gainesville, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Battlefield

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John attended BattlefieldHigh School in Haymarket, VA…played three varsity years on the lacrosse team…started for two seasons…captain for a season…made Second Team All District in 2010. Personal: Son of John and Kelly Grundy.

http://wildcats.randolphcollege.edu/stats/mlax/mlax_11/PLYR_40.HTM



2011: Fairly new to the sport, but is equipped with alot of physical abilities...speed and quickness

are his strengths...played in four games on the season...firedoneshotandpickedupagroundball in the Greensboro contest...chalked up a free ball pickup against Guilford. High School: Keenan at-tended Freedom High School…one year of track…set the school’s record for 100 and 200 meter race… started two years at guard for the varsity basketball team…started a season forthelacrosseteamasamidfielder.

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Keenan HickmanPosition: ................Middie Ht./Wt.: ..................6-1/155Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Woodbridge, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Freedom

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Personal: Son of Codell Hickman and Karen Blanchard…Communica-tion major…enjoys playing sports, hanging out with friends and listen-ing to music.

2011: Had a very strong season for the WildCats as a short-stick d-middie...big and physical...one of

the best players on the team at clears...played in 13 games, starting once...picked up 16 ground balls on the season...had three groun balls in both the Albion and Hood con-tests...caused two turnovers against Aurora. High School: Anthony was a tri-athlete at Monticello High School in Charlottesville, VA…ran one year of varsity track…started two season of varsity football…also started two years of lacrosse of the varsity team.

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Anthony ManganoPosition: ................Middie Ht./Wt.: ..................6-2/195Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............North Garden, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Monticello

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Personal: Son of Sam and Holly Man-gano…Busi-ness major.

Sophomores




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2011: Settled in as one of the best defenders for the WildCats...became very consistant

towards the end of the 2011 campaign...played in all 13 games, starting the last 12...picked up 22 ground balls...had four ground balls against Aurora, a season-high...had eight games with double-digit ground balls...caused 11 turnovers on the year, including two each in the Aurora, Hood and Randolph-Macon games...will only get better with time. High School: Ryan attended North Hunterdon High School in Annandale,

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Ryan PearsonPosition: ................Defender Ht./Wt.: ..................5-11/180Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Asbury, New JerseyHigh School: ...........North Hunterdon

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NJ… a year on the var-sity wrestling team…started at 171 lbs…started a year on the var-sity lacrosse team. Personal: Son of Glenn and Donna Pearson…Biology major.

2011: Very instinc-tual goalie that can make all the saves needed...good on clears...good passer...

played in six games asafirst-year,makingfivesaves...played just over 30 minutes in net in 2011...look for increased playing time over his career. High School: Chris attended Otay Ranch High School in California…played three years of varsi-ty lacrosse at the starting goalie…was a captain for two years…on the All Star team at Navy Camp in Annapo-lis…All Conference Division I in San Diego…CO-MVP in 2010. Personal:

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Chris SongerPosition: ................Goalkeeper Ht./Wt.: ..................5-9/200Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Chula Vista, CAHigh School: ...........Otay Ranch

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Son of Mark and Corrina Songer…Biol-ogy major.

Sophomores




2011: Played in nine games as a sophomore, all as areserve...fiestyface-off man that

beats opponents with his quickness...won a total of eight faceoffs on the season...picked up two ground balls.

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Zach SpeelmanPosition: ................Middie Ht./Wt.: ..................5-6/160Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Culpeper, Virginia High School: ...........Culpeper

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2011: Immensely tal-entedmidfielderthatstruggled with injuries muchofhisfirstsea-son...has one of the

hardest shots on the team...played in six games, starting three contests...scored four goals and dished out one assist on the year...two goals and one assist against Roa-noke College...had three ground balls against Virginia Wesleyan, Washing-ton & Lee and Roanoke...chalked up 12 ground balls on the year...scored once against W&L and Randolph-Macon. High School: Colton was a four-year starter for Otay Ranch High

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Colton WoodPosition: ................Attack Ht./Wt.: ..................5-10/170Year: .......................SophomoreExperience .............1VHometown: .............Chula Vista, CaliforniaHigh School: ...........Otay Ranch

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School in Chula Vista, CA…won four letters in lacrosse as a middie…captain for two years… All Con-ference and broke single season goals scored record for the league in 2008…Team MVP and broke single season point record in conference in 2009…Co-MVP, All County, broke own previ-ous records for goals and points in a single season, and broke goal and point record for a career in 2010. Personal: Son of Kenneth and Kerri Wood…second-degree black belt…physics major.

Sophomores




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Before Randolph: Was a three-sport letter winner for the Falcons of The Peddie School ... part of the

Triatholon Club. Person-al: Is the son of Eugene and Noreen Mahon ... has one sister, Kristen, and one brother, Kevin ... majoring in physics ... came to Randolph for the experience away from home.

Ryan MahonPosition: ................Long Stick Middie Ht.: ..........................5-/155Year: .......................First-yearExperience .............HSHometown: .............Monroe, New YorkHigh School: ...........Peddie School

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Before Randolph: Started for three sea-sons for the Cyclones of Eastern View HS ... named Honorable

Mention All-Evergreen District as a senior ... team captain in 2011. Personal: Parents are Tim and Lisa Orshoski ... has one sister, Brandi, and one brother, Timmy ... majoring in computer science.

Clay OrshoskiPosition: ................Attack Ht.: ..........................6-0/220Year: .......................First-yearExperience .............HSHometown: .............Elkwood, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Eastern View

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Jake ShrankPosition: ................Midfield Ht.: ..........................5-7/170Year: .......................First-yearExperience .............HSHometown: .............Winchester, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Centreville

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Before Randolph: Was a four-year letter winner in both football and lacrosse at Benedictine ...

earned all-state honors for football ... had 135 ground balls and 12 assists as a senior. Personal: Son of Paul and Lisa Valentine ... has one brother, Matthew ... undeclared major.

Nick ValentinePosition: ................Long Stick Middie Ht.: ..........................6-1/220Year: .......................First-yearExperience .............HSHometown: .............Richmond, VirginiaHigh School: ...........Benedictine

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Newcomers






All Time RecordsSCORING (CAREER)

Points1. 54 Stephen Allman (31g 23a) 2010-122. 36 Jon O’Hara (25g 11a) 2010-123. 33 Colton Wood (29g 4a) 2011-124. 31 TJ Story (29g 2a) 2010-115. 30 Bobby Crosby (18g 12a) 2011-12

Points per game (minimum 5 games)1. 1.83 Colton Wood (18 games) 2011-122. 1.59 Stephen Allman (34 games) 2010-123. 1.35 TJ Story (23 games) 2010-114. 1.20 Bobby Crosby (25 games) 2011-125. 0.95 Jon O’Hara (38 games) 2010-12

Goals1. 31 Stephen Allman 2010-122. 29 TJ Story 2010-11 29 Colton Wood 2011-124. 25 Jon O’Hara 2010-125. 18 Bobby Crosby 2011-12

Goals per game (minimum 5 games)1. 1.61 Colton Wood (18 games) 2011-122. 1.26 TJ Story (23 games) 2010-113. 0.91 Stephen Allman (34 games) 2010-124. 0.77 Cam Garrison (13 games) 20115. 0.72 Bobby Crosby (25 games) 2011-12

Assists1. 23 Stephen Allman 2010-122. 12 Bobby Crosby 2011-123. 11 Jon O’Hara 2010-124. 4 Colton Wood 2011-125. 3 John Grundy 2011-12

Assists per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.68 Stephen Allman (34 games) 2010-122. 0.48 Bobby Crosby (25 games) 2011-123. 0.29 Jon O’Hara (38 games) 2010-124. 0.22 Colton Wood (18 games) 2011-125. 0.15 Cam Garrison (13 games) 2011

Shots attempted1. 180 Stephen Allman (31 goals) 2010-122. 135 Jon O’Hara (25 goals) 2010-123. 130 TJ Story (29 goals) 2010-114. 116 Colton Wood (29 goals) 2011-125. 64 John Croney (17 goals) 2010-12

Shots per game (minimum 5 games)1. 6.44 Colton Wood (18 games) 2011-122. 5.65 TJ Story (23 games) 2010-113. 5.29 Stephen Allman (34 games) 2010-124. 3.55 Jon O’Hara (38 games) 2010-125. 2.48 Bobby Crosby (25 games) 2011-12

Shots on goal1. 90 Stephen Allman (31 goals) 2010-122. 84 Jon O’Hara (25 goals) 2010-123. 78 TJ Story (29 goals) 2010-114. 63 Colton Wood (29 goals) 2011-125. 39 Bobby Crosby (18 goals) 2011-12

SOG per game (minimum 5 games)1. 3.50 Colton Wood (18 games) 2011-122. 3.39 TJ Story (23 games) 2010-113. 2.65 Stephen Allman (34 games) 2010-124. 2.21 Jon O’Hara (38 games) 2010-125. 1.56 Bobby Crosby (25 games) 2011-12

Ground balls1. 179 Kevin Mccracken 2009-122. 123 Ryan Blackwell 2010-123. 105 Stephen Allman 2010-124. 103 TJ Story 2010-115. 96 John Grundy 2011-12

Ground balls per game (minimum 5 games)1. 4.48 TJ Story (23 games) 2010-112. 4.38 R.W. Norris (8 games) 20093. 4.00 John Grundy (24 games) 2011-124. 3.89 Kevin Mccracken (46 games) 2009-125. 3.24 Ryan Blackwell (38 games) 2010-12

Caused turnovers1. 38 Ryan Blackwell 2010-122. 31 Ryan Pearson 2011-123. 20 Justin Baker 2011-124. 19 Gage Anderson 2010-115. 15 Stephen Allman 2010-12

Caused turnovers per game (minimum 5 games)1. 1.24 Ryan Pearson (25 games) 2011-122. 1.00 Ryan Blackwell (38 games) 2010-12 1.00 Justin Baker (20 games) 2011-124. 0.73 Gage Anderson (26 games) 2010-115. 0.52 Matt Bray (21 games) 2011-12

Man-up goals1. 5 Stephen Allman 2010-122. 4 Bobby Crosby 2011-12 4 Jon O’Hara 2010-124. 2 John Croney 2010-12 2 TJ Story 2010-11

Man-down goals1. 1 Gage Anderson 2010-11 1 Colton Wood 2011-12

Game-winning goals1. 2 Colton Wood 2011-122. 1 Gage Anderson 2010-11 1 Josh Borgelt 2011-12

Faceoff W-L pct. (minimum 5 faceoffs)1. 0.437 John Grundy (167-382) 2011-122. 0.420 TJ Story (50-119) 2010-113. 0.311 Zach Speelman (78-251) 2010-124. 0.304 R.W. Norris (24-79) 20095. 0.209 Ian Mchorney (18-86) 2009-10

GOALKEEPING (CAREER)

Saves1. 748 Kevin Mccracken (654 GA, 748 saves) 2009-122. 6 Travis Brown (8 GA, 6 saves) 20103. 5 Justin Ashby (7 GA, 5 saves) 2011 5 Chris Songer (5 GA, 5 saves) 2011-12

Saves per game (minimum 5 games)1. 16.26 Kevin Mccracken (46 games) 2009-122. 0.71 Chris Songer (7 games) 2011-123. 0.04 Team (24 games) 2009-12

Save percent (minimum 5 minutes)1. .534 Kevin Mccracken (654 GA, 748 saves) 2009-122. .500 Chris Songer (5 GA, 5 saves) 2011-123. .429 Travis Brown (8 GA, 6 saves) 20104. .417 Justin Ashby (7 GA, 5 saves) 2011

Goals against avg (minimum 5 minutes)1. 9.55 Chris Songer (5 GA, 31 min) 2011-122. 14.62 Kevin Mccracken (654 GA, 2685 min) 2009-123. 14.85 Justin Ashby (7 GA, 28 min) 20114. 32.00 Travis Brown (8 GA, 15 min) 2010

Most wins1. 4 Kevin Mccracken (4-42-0) 2009-12

Most losses1. 42 Kevin Mccracken (4-42-0) 2009-12

Most ties

PARTICIPATION (CAREER)

Games played1. 46 Kevin Mccracken 2009-122. 44 Greg Herrick 2009-123. 38 Ryan Blackwell 2010-12 38 Jon O’Hara 2010-125. 35 John Croney 2010-12

Games started1. 37 Ryan Blackwell 2010-122. 30 John Croney 2010-123. 26 Gage Anderson 2010-114. 24 Ryan Pearson 2011-12 24 Bobby Crosby 2011-12

Minutes played1. 2511 Kevin Mccracken 2009-122. 2355 Ryan Blackwell 2010-123. 1878 John Croney 2010-124. 1659 Gage Anderson 2010-115. 1536 Ryan Pearson 2011-12


Season RecordsSCORING (SEASON)

Points1. 28 Colton Wood (25g 3a) 20122. 23 Stephen Allman (11g 12a) 20113. 19 Stephen Allman (15g 4a) 20104. 18 TJ Story (18g) 2011 18 Bobby Crosby (7g 11a) 2012

Goals1. 25 Colton Wood 20122. 18 TJ Story 20113. 15 Stephen Allman 20104. 12 John Croney 2012 12 Jon O’Hara 2012

Assists1. 12 Stephen Allman 20112. 11 Bobby Crosby 20123. 7 Stephen Allman 20124. 6 Jon O’Hara 20115. 4 Stephen Allman 2010

Shots attempted1. 94 Stephen Allman (15 goals) 20102. 80 Colton Wood (25 goals) 20123. 66 TJ Story (11 goals) 20104. 64 TJ Story (18 goals) 20115. 63 Stephen Allman (11 goals) 2011

Shots on goal1. 46 Stephen Allman (15 goals) 20102. 44 Colton Wood (25 goals) 2012 44 TJ Story (11 goals) 20104. 34 Jon O’Hara (12 goals) 2012 34 TJ Story (18 goals) 2011

Ground balls1. 63 TJ Story 2011 63 Kevin McCracken 20113. 62 Ryan Blackwell 20124. 56 John Grundy 20125. 53 Stephen Allman 2010

Caused turnovers1. 23 Ryan Blackwell 20122. 20 Ryan Pearson 20123. 17 Gage Anderson 20114. 14 Ryan Blackwell 20115. 12 Justin Baker 2012

Turnovers1. 54 Stephen Allman 20112. 42 John Croney 20123. 36 TJ Story 20114. 33 John Grundy 20125. 32 Jon O’Hara 2011

Game-winning goals1. 2 Colton Wood 20122. 1 Gage Anderson 2011 1 Josh Borgelt 2012

Faceoff W-L pct. (minimum 5 faceoffs)1. 0.489 TJ Story (23-47) 20112. 0.472 John Grundy (84-178) 20123. 0.407 John Grundy (83-204) 20114. 0.375 TJ Story (27-72) 20105. 0.316 Zach Speelman (65-206) 2010

GOALKEEPING (SEASON)

Saves1. 213 Kevin McCracken 20102. 187 Kevin McCracken 20113. 185 Kevin McCracken 20124. 163 Kevin Mccracken 20095. 6 Travis Brown 2010

Save percent (minimum 5 minutes)1. .542 Kevin McCracken 20112. .539 Kevin McCracken 20123. .534 Kevin Mccracken 20094. .521 Kevin McCracken 20105. .500 Chris Songer 2011

Goals against avg (minimum 5 minutes)1. 9.93 Chris Songer 20112. 13.14 Kevin McCracken 20113. 13.19 Kevin McCracken 20124. 14.85 Justin Ashby 20115. 15.38 Kevin McCracken 2010

PARTICIPATION (SEASON)

Games played1. 13 Anthony Mangano 2011 13 Jonathan O’Hara 2010 13 Ryan Blackwell 2011 13 Rashan Colbert 2010 13 Stephen Allman 2011

Games started1. 13 Nick Randall 2010 13 John Croney 2010 13 Gage Anderson 2011 13 Ryan Blackwell 2011 13 Gage Anderson 2010

Minutes played1. 840 Gage Anderson 2011 840 Ryan Blackwell 20113. 819 Nick Randall 2010 819 Gage Anderson 2010 819 John Croney 2010


Game RecordsIndividual Game Records

Most points1. 7 Colton Wood Huntingdon Mar 21, 20122. 5 Bobby Crosby Guilford College Mar 19, 2011 5 Colton Wood Piedmont College Feb 22, 2012 5 John Croney Huntingdon Mar 21, 2012 5 Stephen Allman Piedmont College Feb 22, 2012 5 TJ Story Albion College Mar 12, 2011 5 TJ Story Greensboro College Mar 20, 2010

Most goals1. 7 Colton Wood Huntingdon Mar 21, 20122. 5 Bobby Crosby Guilford College Mar 19, 2011 5 John Croney Huntingdon Mar 21, 2012 5 TJ Story Albion College Mar 12, 20115. 4 Colton Wood Piedmont College Feb 22, 2012 4 Colton Wood Mitchell College Mar 10, 2012 4 Colton Wood Va. Wesleyan Mar 28, 2012 4 Jon O’Hara Huntingdon Mar 21, 2012

Most assists1. 4 Bobby Crosby Huntingdon Mar 21, 2012 4 Stephen Allman Albion College Mar 12, 20113. 3 Bobby Crosby Piedmont College Feb 22, 2012 3 Bobby Crosby Mitchell College Mar 10, 2012 3 Stephen Allman Guilford College Mar 19, 2011

Most shots1. 17 Stephen Allman at Guilford Apr 24, 20102. 12 Colt Wood Roanoke College Apr 09, 20113. 11 Colton Wood Mitchell College Mar 10, 2012 11 Colton Wood Huntingdon Mar 21, 2012 11 John Croney Huntingdon Mar 21, 2012

Most saves1. 27 McCRAKEN, KEVIN Marywood Mar 06, 20092. 25 McCRAKEN, KEVIN at Virginia Wesleyan Mar 21, 20093. 24 Kevin McCracken Washington and Lee Apr 17, 2010 24 Kevin McCracken at Hood Mar 05, 2011 24 McCRAKEN, KEVIN at Greensboro College Apr 04, 2009

Most ground balls1. 14 Ryan Blackwell Huntingdon Mar 21, 20122. 13 McCRAKEN, KEVIN at Lynchburg Mar 28, 20093. 12 Kevin McCracken at Lynchburg College Apr 06, 20114. 10 John Grundy Mitchell College Mar 10, 2012 10 Stephen Allman Hood College Mar 17, 2010

Most caused turnovers1. 6 Ryan Pearson Mitchell College Mar 10, 20122. 5 Ryan Blackwell Huntingdon Mar 21, 20123. 4 Gage Anderson Albion College Mar 12, 2011 4 Justin Baker Mitchell College Mar 10, 2012 4 Ryan Blackwell Christopher Newport Feb 20, 2011 4 Ryan Blackwell at Greensboro College Mar 03, 2012 4 Ryan Pearson Huntingdon Mar 21, 2012 4 Stephen Allman Greensboro College Feb 23, 2011

Most faceoffs won1. 16 John Grundy Guilford College Mar 19, 20112. 13 John Grundy Huntingdon Mar 21, 20123. 11 John Grundy Mitchell College Mar 10, 2012 11 Zach Speelman at Randolph-Macon Apr 03, 20105. 10 John Grundy Roanoke College Apr 09, 2011 10 John Grundy at Virginia Wesleyan Mar 30, 2011

Team Game Records

Most points1. 26 Huntingdon Mar 21, 20122. 21 Piedmont College Feb 22, 20123. 19 Albion College Mar 12, 20114. 13 Mitchell College Mar 10, 20125. 11 Roanoke College Apr 09, 2011 11 Guilford College Mar 19, 2011 11 Greensboro College Mar 20, 2010

Most goals1. 17 Huntingdon Mar 21, 20122. 12 Piedmont College Feb 22, 20123. 11 Albion College Mar 12, 20114. 9 Mitchell College Mar 10, 20125. 8 Guilford College Mar 19, 2011 8 Greensboro College Mar 20, 2010

Most assists1. 9 Piedmont College Feb 22, 2012 9 Huntingdon Mar 21, 20123. 8 Albion College Mar 12, 20114. 4 Roanoke College Apr 09, 2011 4 Greensboro College Feb 23, 2011 4 Mitchell College Mar 10, 2012

Most shots1. 43 Huntingdon Mar 21, 20122. 42 at Guilford Apr 24, 20103. 35 Albion College Mar 12, 20114. 34 Mitchell College Mar 10, 20125. 32 Roanoke College Apr 09, 2011

Most saves1. 27 Marywood Mar 06, 20092. 25 at Virginia Wesleyan Mar 21, 20093. 24 at Greensboro College Apr 04, 2009 24 Washington and Lee Apr 17, 2010 24 at Hood Mar 05, 2011

Most ground balls1. 54 Huntingdon Mar 21, 20122. 47 Piedmont College Feb 22, 20123. 46 Mitchell College Mar 10, 20124. 45 Va. Wesleyan Mar 28, 20125. 43 Roanoke College Apr 09, 2011 43 Albright College Mar 13, 2012

Most caused turnovers1. 21 Huntingdon Mar 21, 20122. 19 Mitchell College Mar 10, 20123. 14 Christopher Newport Feb 20, 20114. 13 Albright College Mar 13, 20125. 12 Randolph-Macon Apr 16, 2011 12 Hampden-Sydney Apr 23, 2011 12 Albion College Mar 12, 2011

Most faceoffs won1. 17 Roanoke College Apr 09, 2011 17 Guilford College Mar 19, 20113. 14 Huntingdon Mar 21, 20124. 13 Albright College Mar 13, 20125. 11 at Randolph-Macon Apr 03, 2010 11 at Guilford Apr 24, 2010 11 Piedmont College Feb 22, 2012 11 at Roanoke College Feb 24, 2010 11 Mitchell College Mar 10, 2012 11 at Virginia Wesleyan Mar 30, 2011


Our Proud HistoryRandolph College was founded 120 years ago as Randolph-Macon Woman’s College.

•FoundedMarch10,1891;firstclasshad36studentsand12professors•Wasthefirstwomen’scollegesouthofWashingtonD.C.toreceiveaPhiBetaKappacharter •MostfamousalumnaisnovelistandactivistPearlS.Buck’14,winnerofthePulitzerPrize and the Nobel Prize for Literature •In2007,theschoolchangeditsnametoRandolphCollegeandwelcomedmenintothe campus community.

Our Students and FacultyRandolph’s students come from 46 states and more than 30 countries. The student

body comprises 12% international students and 22% domestic students of color.

Randolphstudentsarehighachievers,withaverageSATscoresbetween1028and1238andGPAsbetween3.2and3.7;28%wereinthetop 10% of their class, 60% were in the top 25% and 80% were in the top 50%.

92%full-timefacultymembersholdthehighestpossibledegreeintheirfield.Randolphoffersarigorousliberalartscurriculuminsmallclasses taught by engaged, caring professors, never graduate students. Recently, Randolph College’s professors ranked in the top 20 in the nation in the latest edition of The Princeton Review’s popular guidebook, The Best 373 Colleges: 2011 Edition. Randolph was also named as one of only two Virginia schools by The Princeton Review ranked for best value, placing as one of only 75 private schools on the list. The col-lege was also named one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education. Only about 15 percent of America’s 2,500 four-year colleges and two Canadian colleges were included in the 2011 edition.

•Averageclasssize:12•Student/facultyratio:7:1•Randolphranked10pointshigherthanthenationalaveragefor“student-facultyinteraction”accordingtotheNationalSurveyofStudentEngagement and consistently ranks among the top liberal arts colleges in the country.

Our ClassesA Randolph education is global, individualized, and career-oriented.

•50majorsandminors;oryoucandesignyourowndegree•Global,HonorsandExperientialLearningenvironmentsbringworldfocustoeverymajorandrequiressignificantindependentresearch•Sevenpre-professionalprogramsinlaw,medicine,education,physicaleducationandhealth, and business •Cooperativecareerprogramsinengineeringandnursing•UniqueopportunitiesliketheAmericanCultureProgram,theRandolphCollege:Worldin Britain study abroad program, the Symposium of Artists & Scholars , and the Summer Research Program •GraduatecourseworktowardaMasterofArtsinTeaching(M.A.T.)ortheMasterofEduca-tion (M.Ed.)

Our TownLynchburg, Virginia is a buzzing college town with small-town charm.

•MetropolitanAreaPopulation:over245,000•MinutesfromhikingandbikingtrailsofBlueRidgeMountains•Tastyrestaurants,clubsandcoffeeshopsgalore•ShortdrivetoWashingtonD.C.,VirginiaBeach,Raleigh-Durham,orRichmond

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National RankingsHow does Randolph College measure up?

To get an unbiased opinion and see how Randolph compares to other colleges and universities, take a look at some of our recent national rankings:

•ThePrincetonReview-RandolphCollegewasoneofonly75privatecollegesinthe nation and one of only two in the Commonwealth of Virginia ranked as a Best Value in the latest edition. •ForbesBestCollegeBuys-RandolphCollegewastheonlyprivatecollegeinVir-ginia named a Best College Buy in the 2009 rankings from Forbes.com and the Cen-ter for College Affordability and Productivity (CACP). Randolph College also earned a spot in Forbes America’s Best 600 Colleges list, the Best Liberal Arts Colleges list, and the Best Colleges in the South list. •TheNationalSurveyofStudentEngagement(NSSE)surveysundergraduatesatfour-yearcollegesanduniversitiestoassesstheextentto which they engage in a variety of good educational practices. Randolph scored consistently and substantially higher than both the na-tional average and the majority of liberal arts schools nationwide. •CollegesofDistinction,whichhonorsaselectgroupofcollegesanduniversities,citedusforexcellinginfourareas:“EngagedStudents,”

“Great Teaching,” “Vibrant Communities,” and “Successful Outcomes.” •The Fiske Guide to Colleges, 2010 edition, gave the College high praise for the rigor of its academic programs, naming it one of the nation’s “best and most inter-esting” colleges. Randolph is one of just 12 Virginia colleges and 330 nationwide toberecognized.TheFiskeprofiletoutsRandolph’sstrongacademicprograms,faculty/student relationships, close community, and international focus. •ThePrinceton Review’s Best 371 Colleges 2010 edition, named Randolph a “Best Southeast College” and lauded the College’s outstanding academics. The diversity of our student body also earned praise as Randolph ranked 12th among all colleges in having a high level of interaction between students of different races andclasses.“Admittinghighlyqualifiedandwell-matchedstudentsisatoppriorityat Randolph,” the authors said, adding that “Randolph is looking for independent, confidentstudentswhoplaceapremiumontheireducations.”•U.S. News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges 2010 edition, ranked us 118 out of 266 national liberal arts colleges in the country, placing us in Tier One

of their rankings. Randolph was also recognized for the diversity of our student body and our global focus, ranking 7th among those col-leges in the percentage of international students on campus. •Barron’s Best Buys in Education placed us in the top 10% of colleges and universities nationwide, based on faculty attention to students, inspiring programs, and opportunities for personal and professional development. Randolph College also shines in other ways... •RandolphisamemberoftheInternational50,aselectgroupofthetop50U.S.colleges and universities recognized for international programs and global aware-ness. •RandolphCollegeisoneofonly276collegesnationwidewithachapterofPhiBetaKappa, the most prestigious academic honor society in the United States. •Randolphranksinthetop10percentofbaccalaureate-grantinginstitutionsnation-wide in the percentage of students who go on to earn a Ph.D. In Virginia, we top all private colleges and all public institutions except the College of William and Mary. •Overthepasteightyears,themedicalschoolacceptancerateofourgraduateshasbeen nearly 29 percent higher than the national average. •68percentofouralumnaeattendgraduateschoolwithinfiveyearsofgraduation.


CITY OF LYNCHBURGLynchburg is a scenic city located near the eastern foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Central Virginia. The area has an extensive history beginning with its founding on the James River in the 1760's by John Lynch as "Lynch's Ferry." Today the city has an urban population of over 96,000, including the suburbs of Madison Heights, Timberlake, and Forest. Lynchburg's economy is based on the many high-tech manufac-turing companies located here including cellular communica-tions, nuclear energy, and machinery. This manufacturing and research orientation represents a shift from the mill-based econ-omy of the past, which included foundries, shoes, and textiles. Educationiswell-representedwithfiveareaprivatecollegesanda public community college. Health care includes two hospitals, one of which, Lynchburg General, has been recently renovated into a state-of-the-art facility for the next century. Lynchburg is sometimes referred to as "A City Unto Itself", in part due to geographic and cultural isolation, but mostly in reference to the city's historical avoidance of State and Federal entangle-ments. The phrase was the title of a history book by columnist Darrell Laurant.

Mayor- Joan f. FosterAt Large Representative- Hudson “H” Cary, III & John Randolph NelsonWard I Representative- Michael A. GilletteWard II Representative/Vice Mayor- Ceasor T. JohnsonWard III Representative- Jeff S. HelgesonWard IV Representative- Edgar James Turner Perrow, Jr.

Over 40 sites in Lynchburg are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Lynchburg is the home of Central Virginia Community College, Liberty University, Lynchburg Col-lege, Randolph College, and Virginia University of Lynchburg. The Lynchburg MSA also includes Sweet Briar College.

Lynchburg boasts examples of Italian Renaissance, Federal, Georgian, Neo-Classical, Neo-Gothic, Romanesque, Jeffersonian, Queen Anne, Second Empire, Colonial, and Art Deco styles. A number of sites and neighborhoods are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Primary roadways include U.S. Route 29, U.S. Route 501, U.S. Route 221, running north-south, and U.S. Highway 460, running east-west. While not served by an interstate, much of Route 29 has been upgraded to in-terstatestandardsandsignificantimprove-ments have been made to Highway 460.

Amtrak's Crescent and Northeast Regional trains connect Lynchburg with the cities of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham and New Orleans. Lynchburg became the new southern terminus for the Northeast Regional in October 2009. Amtrak's pas-

sengerterminalinLynchburgislocatedinthetracklevelgroundfloorofKemperStreetStation.Lynchburg Regional Airport provides service by US Airways Express to Charlotte. In recent monthsairtravelhasincreasedwith7,400passengersflyinginandoutoftheairportinApril2009—anincreaseof97%.Withthisjumpinpassengers,flightshavebeenaddedandthepos-sibility of more carriers and destinations has become more likely.Attractions include Lynchburg Hillcats, Peaks of Otter, Crabtree Falls, Poplar Forest, and Phase 2 Dining & Entertainment.


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2012 Randolph Men’s Lacrosse Schedule

February

19 (Sun.) at Christopher Newport University Newport News, VA Noon

22 (Wed.) Piedmont College (GA) WildCat Stadium 4:30 p.m.

25 (Sat.) Ferrum College WildCat Stadium 1:30 p.m.

March

3 (Sat.) at Greensboro College Greensboro, NC 2 p.m.

10 (Sat.) Mitchell College (CT) WildCat Stadium 1:30 p.m.

13 (Tue.) Albright College (PA) WildCat Stadium 4 p.m.

17 (Sat.) at Guilford College* Greensboro, NC 1 p.m.

21 (Wed.) Huntingdon College (AL) WildCat Stadium 6 p.m.

24 (Sat.) at Randolph Macon College* Ashland, VA 2:30 p.m.

28 (Wed.) Virginia Wesleyan College* WildCat Stadium 6 p.m.

31(Sat.) Washington & Lee University* WildCat Stadium 3 p.m.

April

4 (Wed.) Lynchburg College* WildCat Stadium 6 p.m.

7 (Sat.) at Roanoke College* Salem, VA 2 p.m.

14 (Sat.) vs. Berry College (GA) Charlotte, NC 11 a.m.

21 (Sat.) at Hampden Sydney College* Hampden-Sydney, VA 1:30 p.m.

* - Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) contest

All times are EST unless otherwise noted

2012 randolph men's lacrosse guide

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