Tuma, a junior from Bloomfield, Mich., totaled eight points on five goals and three assists to go with nine groundballs.  He also won 9-of-16 face-offs last week, including 8-of-12 in the Maroons' victory over Lynchburg.  Tuma led the Maroons with two goals, four assists and six groundballs against the Hornets, while adding a goal and an assist with three groundballs in a win over Virginia Wesleyan.

Men's Lacrosse Honor Roll

Greg Nash, Guilford, Sophomore - Midfield
Nash helped the Quakers to a 1-1 week with a team-high five points on three goals and two assists… also had eight ground balls and won 13 face-offs… scored all of his points in Guilford’s overtime win over Oberlin… netted the game-winner 47 seconds into overtime.

Micah Keller, Hampden-Sydney, Sophomore - Attack
In Hampden-Sydney’s win over #13 Washington & Lee, Keller tallied three goals and an assist to pace Hampden-Sydney.  In the Tiger’s loss to #14 Lynchburg, Keller again tallied a hat trick and added an assist.

Dylan Hoff, Lynchburg, Sophomore - Attack
Hoff scored four goals and added two assists last week as the Hornets split a pair of ODAC games.

Patrick Egan, Randolph-Macon, Sophomore - Midfielder
Egan helped R-MC to a 2-0 week, scoring four goals and adding six assists.  In a win at Christopher Newport, Egan scored two goals and dished out four assists, while he scored two goals and added two helpers in limited time in an ODAC win over Randolph.

Tyler Keech, Virginia Wesleyan, Junior - Goalkeeper
Keech turned in the top effort of his VWC career to date as he recorded 27 saves against No. 8-ranked Roanoke College, helping the Marlins hold the Maroons to their lowest scoring against ODAC competition to date.  Keech stepped up to make big saves in every period against a Roanoke team that fired 56 shots.  He recorded no less than six saves in every quarter.  Keech’s 27 stops ties the third highest single-game effort in VWC history.  He now has 146 saves for the season.