Story Links May 4, 2006 Richmond, Va. Sophomore (Westfield, N.J.), senior Matt Starker (Summit, N.J.), and senior Joe Canuso (Moorestown, N.J.) each received a spot on the second team All-CAA. Freshmen (Dallas, Tex.) and (Madison, N.J.) received All-Rookie accolades. MacDonald finished the year as the team's second leading point scorer, with 15 goals and 13 assists for 28 points. His 13 assists led the team, and he scored one man-up goal and one game-winner.
The attackman also collected 25 groundballs. MacDonald started all 15 games and was a consistent offensive contributor for the Wildcats throughout the season. Starker, also a CAA All-Tournament selection, led the team with 27 goals and seven assists for 34 points. He had a hat trick in the `Cats' 14-7 loss to no. 2 Hofstra in the CAA Semifinals last night. The midfielder scored four man-up goals and one game-winner as well as one of the three man-down goals scored in the league.
Oct 25, 2018 - 1 seed in the upcoming MAC Commonwealth Women's Volleyball Championship. Of the No.4/5 match at 7 p.m., and second-seeded Arcadia will welcome. Stevenson recorded a pair of 3-1 conference road wins over Messiah (Sept. And women's basketball, field hockey, men's and women's lacrosse,. Owings Mills, MD - No. 11 Messiah scored eight unanswered goals in the first-half and the Falcons finished with a 16-8 win over Stevenson University in the MAC Commonwealth opener. Claire Stikeleather and Ida Ehrhardt each tallied four goals in the win.
Starker earned second team All-CAA for the second straight year. Canuso is one of the Wildcats' most decorated players. He earned CAA Co-Rookie of the Year and second team All-CAA in 2003, CAA Co-Player of the Year and first team All-CAA in 2004 and second team All-CAA last season. A starter in all 15 games, he ended 2006 with a save percentage of.560 and a goals-against average of 9.29.
He spent the entire season ranked in the top 20 nationally in both categories and began the year on the Tewaaraton Trophy Watch List. His 177 saves this season propelled him into the top spot all-time at Villanova in career saves with 672. Fritts moved into a starting spot immediately this year. He started 12 of 15 games played and was Villanova's second-leading freshman scorer with six goals and two assists for eight points. One of those six goals was a game-winner. Was the team's fourth-leading scorer with 11 goals and four assists for 15 points. He earned CAA Rookie of the Week honors on March 21 after totaling four goals and one assist in two games against then-no.
11 Notre Dame and Robert Morris. Villanova earned its fourth straight CAA Tournament bid this season before falling 14-7 to no. 2 Hofstra in the CAA Semifinals last night. The Wildcats finished their season 5-10 overall and 3-3 in the CAA. All-CAA Teams FIRST TEAM Name, School Pos. Chris Unterstein, Hofstra A Sr.
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Athan Iannucci, Hofstra A Jr. Cam Howard, Delaware A Jr. Dan Deckelbaum, Delaware M Jr. Oliver Bacon, Towson M Jr. John Keysor, Hofstra M Sr. John Orsen, Hofstra LSM Sr.
Alex Smith, Delaware FO Spec. Brett Moyer, Hofstra D Sr. Adam Crystal, Drexel D Jr. Sean McCarthy, Hofstra D Sr. Matt Southard, Hofstra GK Sr. SECOND TEAM Name, School Pos.
Phil Grillo, Towson A Sr. Jeff Pfeffer, Drexel A Sr., Villanova A So. Matt Starker, Villanova M Sr. Jordan Hall, Delaware M Jr. Casey Cittadino, Towson M Sr. Steve Grossi, Drexel LSM So.
Matt Eckerl, Towson FO Spec. Taylor Bloor, Delaware D Sr. Matt Mehrer, Towson D Jr.
Chad Clark, Sacred Heart D Sr. Joe Canuso, Villanova GK Sr. CAA MEN'S LACROSSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Chris Unterstein, Sr., A, Hofstra CAA MEN'S LACROSSE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Brett Moyer, Sr., D, Hofstra CAA MEN'S LACROSSE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Tom Dooley, Fr., A, Hofstra CAA MEN'S LACROSSE COACH OF THE YEAR: John Danowski, Hofstra 2006 CAA MEN'S LACROSSE ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Name, School Pos. Tom Dooley, Hofstra A Fr. Adam Dennis, Drexel A Fr. Beau Davis, Delaware M Fr. Bobby Karl, Sacred Heart A Fr.
Mike Colleluori, Hofstra M Fr., Villanova M Fr. Kyle Smedley, Towson M Fr. Frank Keel, Robert Morris A Fr.
Tim Langan, Villanova A Fr. Sarnese, Robert Morris M Fr.
Westminster, Md. Lynchburg College's women's lacrosse team couldn't hang on to an early lead, falling 16-9 in non-conference action at McDaniel on Monday afternoon. Senior midfielder (Centreville, Md.) led the LC offense with three goals, her second hat trick of the season, and 10 draw controls. Sophomore attackman (West Chester, Pa.) scored two goals and made two assists, and senior defender (Short Hills, N.J.) picked up four ground balls and caused three turnovers. Lynchburg out-shot the Green Terror by a 30-28 margin, but the Hornets were hampered by penalties, yielding three first-half man-down goals.
THE RUNDOWN Final: McDaniel 16, Lynchburg 9 Records: McDaniel 4-1, Lynchburg 0-4 Venue: Gill Stadium, McDaniel College, Westminster, Md. HOW IT HAPPENED. The Hornets looked good in the early going, taking leads of 2-1 and 4-3 in the first 15 minutes of play. McDaniel scored six straight goals between the 13:46 and 8:01 marks in the first half - three of them in man-up scenarios - to take control.
LC responded with goals by junior attackman (Montclair, Va.) and MacGregror, but the Green Terror responded with three straight to go into halftime with a 12-6 lead. The teams traded goals in the second half as McDaniel held onto the momentum.
MacGregor polished off the LC scoring with 6:18 remaining, netting a free-position shot for her third score of the day. LOOKING AHEAD Lynchburg will take 12 days away from game action, returning to play on Saturday, March 17 at Frostburg State in Frostburg, Md. The whistle will blow at noon.