Mount St. Joseph Lacrosse

2008 All-ODAC
First Team
Attack: Jordan Kenny, Virginia Wesleyan
Second Team
Attack: Pat March, Roanoke
Attack: Michael Mundorf, Lynchburg
Honorable Mention
Long Stick: Steve Simmons, Roanoke

Tom Scherr was recently named to Delaware's 60th Anniversary Team. Scherr, the only current Blue Hen team member named to the all-time team, is a third-year starter this spring and holds UD records for goalie minutes in a season and career goals against average. The starting goalkeeper for Delaware's 2007 NCAA Final Four team, he ranks No. 5 all-time at Delaware with 548 career saves.

Steve Hannon is the Varsity Goalie Coach and JV Head Coach for The Overlake School. He wants everyone to know that lacrosse is spreading and extremely popular in the state of Washington.

MEN'S LACROSSE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Pat March, Roanoke College
March, a sophomore from Glen Burnie, Maryland, scored seven goals to go with five assists in a pair of high-profile wins for Roanoke. He scored four times and dished out three helpers including the keying pass on the game-winner in a 13-12 come-from-behind win over R.I.T. He helped key a 14-6 win over St. Mary's with three goals and two assists. He also picked up six ground balls between the two games. For the season, March has scored nine goals to go with six assists for a team-best 15 points.

Jordan Kenney, VA Wesleyan scored 9 goals in 2 wins with 7 ground balls. He had 2 in the fourth quarter of an 11-9 win over Greensboro, and netted the game winner in an 11-10 win over McDaniel.

Brendan Mundorf, who was signed earlier this week by the New York Titans (NLL), notched three goals to lead all Titan scoreres.

Tom Scherr, a 5-6, 165 lb. senior goalkeeper from Owings Mills, MD (Mt. St. Joseph's High School), will serve in the role as co-captain for the second straight season in 2007. A two-year letterwinner, he ranked No. 11 in the nation in goals allowed average (7.81) and No. 14 in save percentage (.538) a year ago and returns this spring as one of the nation's top netminders with 25 victories and 371 saves in his career. An honor student as a chemical engineering major, he is a two-time Colonial Athletic Association All-Tournament selection, a two-time team Sportsmanship Award winner, and a two-time CAA Academic Honor Roll recipient. He is also an Academic All-American candidate this season.

Mike Sutter (MSJ 2004) was named one of the team captains for the 2008 Washington College men's lacrosse team.

DJ Tayman (MSJ 2002) was named the 2007 Capital Athletic Conference Unsung Hero. CLICK HERE to read this inspiring story!

SIX former Gael standouts will compete in this weekend's UMBC-Delaware quarterfinal game at Navy. UMBC's Jordan Pierce, Sam Eitel, Tim Anderson (all from MSJ's 2006 team) and Brandon Mathias (MSJ 2003) will face Tommy Scherr (MSJ 2003), and DJ Widlake (MSJ 2006) of Delaware. Regardless of the outcome, MSJ will be represented in this year's final four weekend in Baltimore!

Tommy Scherr (MSJ 2003) was named Inside Lacrosse/Faceoff Yearbook Preseason All-Colonial Athletic Association, received the Delaware Sportsmanship award, and was named Colonial Athletic Association All-Tournament team.

Pat March (MSJ 2006) was named Old Dominion Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year. Pat is a freshman starting on attack for Roanoke College, he has 34 goals and 15 assists on the year.

Kevin Benzing 2006 announced that he will be playing at Quinnipiac next year. Kevin went to Butler following St Joe, unfortunately Butler dropped its men's lacrosse program before the start of the season.

Kevin McDermott, Brendan Mundorf, and Jason Born have returned to their alma mater this year as Assistant Coaches with the MSJ lacrosse program.

Corey Reina is the Assistant Coach at Greensboro College, coaching the defense and goalies.

University of Delaware's Tommy Scherr interviewed by laxpower following their 6-5 win over Hofstra.

Two former Mount Lacrosse stars are playing professional lacrosse. Steve Berger (Long Island Lizards, Washington College), and Brendan Mundorf (Denver Outlaws, UMBC).

Steve Berger started all 12 games for the Lizards and contributed 19 goals in 2006. He is expected to be a huge part of the Lizards offense this season.

Brendan Mundorf scored 22 goals and dished out 7 assists in his rookie year, and was named MLL rookie of the week for his 6 goals against the San Francisco Dragons.

Former MSJ Lacrosse were players selected to play in North South Senior All Star Games. Brendan Mundorf was selected to play in the Division I/II North South Game and Dan Boyer, Corey Reina, and Tim Kerr have been selected to play in the Division III North South Game.

Goalie Tommy Scherr (University of Delaware) was named to the all CAA championship team after making 17 saves against Towson in the semi and 19 saves against Hofstra in the CAA final.

Brendan Mundorf has been named the America's East Player of the Year for the second straight year.

Dan Boyer (Salisbury) 1 of 23 college lacrosse players nominated for the 2006 Tewaaraton Award. Dan has 47 goals in 14 games for Salisbury, and scores on 81% of his shots this year. He shoots .723 for his career. Salisbury is currently 14-0

Steve Berger, Long Island Lizards (Washington College and MSJ lacrosse player) was named an alternate for the 2006 US men’s lacrosse team

Over Christmas break Inside Lacrosse and Face-Off magazine published their list of preseason All-Americans. The following players are graduates of MSJ.

Email any exciting alumni news to Coach Loovis at kloovis@admin.msjnet.edu Thanks!

Two former Mount Lacrosse stars are playing professional lacrosse. Steve Berger (Long Island Lizards, Washington College), and Brendan Mundorf (Denver Outlaws, UMBC).

Steve Berger started all 12 games for the Lizards and contributed 19 goals in 2006. He is expected to be a huge part of the Lizards offense this season.

Brendan Mundorf scored 22 goals and dished out 7 assists in his rookie year, and was named MLL rookie of the week for his 6 goals against the San Francisco Dragons.