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CNU’s Ashley Traylor Tops All-State College Division Field Hockey TeamTwo Hornets Earn All-American Honors from womensfieldhockey.comHornets Take Four First-Team Spots on ODAC FH TeamFour Hornets Earn All-South Region Field Hockey HonorsLC Field Hockey Falls 1-0 at Elizabethtown in NCAA TourneyLynchburg Field Hockey and Men’s Soccer NCAA Game Times SetLynchburg Field Hockey Wins 3-2 Double OT Stroke-off with EMU for ODAC TitleLynchburg Survives Late Rally by Virginia Wesleyan to Win 4-3LC Field Hockey Defeats Sweet Briar 9-0 in the ODAC QuartersShellenberger Field to Host Two ODAC Playoff Games SaturdayHoward and Weir Score Twice as LC FH Defeats Catawba 4-1Lynchburg Locks Up Field Hockey Top SeedLC FH Wins an ODAC Thriller 3-2 in Double OTLC Field Hockey Upends Franklin & Marshall 3-1LC Field Hockey DefeatsLC Field Hockey Defeats Roanoke 7-1Shannon Kennedy Scores Five as LC Wins 12-0 over R-MWCLC Field Hockey Scores 4-2 Win at Va. WesleyanLC Field Hockey Rallies for 2-1 Win at Randolph-MaconAllie Weir Scores Four as Hornet Field Hockey Wins 5-0 Over BridgewaterLynchburg Field Hockey Defeats Shenandoah 5-0CNU Defeats LC Field Hockey 7-3Lynchburg Earns Two ODAC Athletes of the WeekJessi Bowman Pushes LC Field Hockey Past St. Mary’s 1-0 in OTLynchburg Field Hockey Defeats EMU 6-2Laura Christianson Named ODAC Field Hockey Player of the WeekHornet Field Hockey Wins 1-0 at McDanielField Hockey Defeats Sweet Briar 7-0Howard Scores Twice as LC Defeats Frostburg 3-2Gettysburg Defeats LC Field Hockey 2-1

For immediate release – 11/27/2006 - #127

Two Hornets Earn All-American Honors from womensfieldhockey.com

LYNCHBURG, VA – Senior Morgan Crandall (Belfast, ME/Belfast) and freshman Allie Weir (Richmond, VA/James River) were recently named Division III third-team All-Americans by womensfieldhockey.com, and Weir earned Rookie of the Year accolades.

Weir, an attack, was named the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Rookie of the Year after leading the league with 29 goals and 65 points. She ranked second in goals and fourth in points in NCAA Division III.

Crandall, a midfielder that earned first-team All-ODAC and All-South Region honors, was fourth on the squad with seven goals and nine assists.

The Hornets finished the 2006 season 18-3, won the regular-season and tournament conference titles, and advanced into the NCAA Tournament.

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