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Lynchburg College > Current Students > Athletics > 2009-10 News Releases > Archived Releases > 2006-07 Releases > Men's Lacrosse > Maroons Picked to Win 14th ODAC Men’s Lax Title
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| 2007 Roundup - Four Hornets Dot All-State Men’s Lacrosse Team - Cranston, Fell Earn Men’s Lacrosse All-American Honors - Two Hornets Selected for North-South All-Star Games - Seven LC Players on All-ODAC Men’s Lax Squad - Roanoke Defeats LC Men’s Lax 11-9 in ODAC Title Game - LC Men’s Lax Downs Hampden-Sydney 11-8 - Garrett Curran Named ODAC Men’s Lax Player of the Week - Lynchburg Lacrosse Defeats W&L 12-3 - Hornets Defeat Marymount 19-8 in Men’s Lax - Hampden-Sydney Upsets LC Men’s Lax 10-9 - Lynchburg Lax Triumphs over Greensboro 20-5 - Lynchburg Men’s Lax Defeats Randolph-Macon 11-3 - #1 Salisbury Defeats #6 Lynchburg Men’s Lacrosse 15-5 - Hornet Men’s Lacrosse Rolls to 18-5 Win at Guilford - Roanoke Rallies for 17-16 OT win over Lynchburg Lacrosse - #4 LC Men’s Lax Defeats #12 Villa Julie 13-10 - Hornet Lacrosse Defeats Trinity 16-8 - Lynchburg Lacrosse Defeats Virginia Wesleyan 17-3 - Tyler Tolson Scores Five as LC Breezes 13-4 past Wooster - #6 Lynchburg Men’s Lacrosse Defeats Ursinus 16-7 - LC’s Tyler Tolson Named ODAC Player of the Week - Lynchburg Lacrosse Defeats Ohio Wesleyan 17-8 - Head Coach Steve Koudelka Reaches 100-Win Plateau - Lynchburg defeats Haverford 14-9 in Season opener - Maroons Picked to Win 14th ODAC Men’s Lax Title - 2007 Preview - A.J. Tinklepaugh Earns CoSIDA Academic All-American Honors | Maroons Picked to Win 14th ODAC Men’s Lax Title SALEM, Va. --- After reaching the national semifinals a season ago, Roanoke College was chosen to repeat as conference champions and make a return trip to the NCAA tournament according to the 2007 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Men’s Lacrosse Preseason Poll. The Maroons earned 46 total votes including five first place selections to place them atop the survey. Hampden-Sydney College comes in second with one first place nod, and Lynchburg College completes the top three selections with 36 total votes. Also receiving a first place selection was Washington & Lee University, who sits in fourth place. Although Roanoke graduated the 2006 ODAC Player of the Year, Chris Keating, the Maroons return plenty of firepower in All-ODAC performer Jon Mason. The attacker scored 57goals to go with nine assists last season. Head coach Bill Pilat will also benefit from the return of his second leading scorer in All-ODAC second team attacker Zach Thomas. He accounted for 56 total points on 41 goals and 15 helpers. Hampden-Sydney also returns two first team All-ODAC players in long-stick midfielder Colin Dunn and midfielder Thomas Jennings. Dunn, a strong part of the Tigers defense, snatched up 41 ground balls and caused seven turnovers. Jennings scored 19 goals, including three hat-tricks, to go with 10 assists on the year. Lynchburg looks forward to a strong offensive season in returning two of its top three scorers, Johnny Black and Ryan Cranston. Black tallied 39 goals and posted a .481 shot percentage while Cranston put up 30 goals for the Hornets. Listed below is the entire 2007 ODAC coaches poll. For a more in-depth view into each of the teams, please visit the ODAC on the web at www.odaconline.com 2007 ODAC Men’s Lacrosse Preseason Coaches Poll (#) Denotes First Place Votes 2007 ODAC Men’s Lacrosse Preseason Coaches Poll (#) Denotes
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