Keating, a senior from Chatham, N.J., led the Maroons to a pair of ODAC wins with 13 total points between the two games.  In a 26-3 triumph over Randolph, Keating tallied four goals and dished out a pair of assists.  He also picked up two ground balls.  In a 14-12 win over Washington and Lee, Keating scored three times and passed out four helpers for a game-high seven points.  Keating is currently first in the ODAC in points (54), assists (25), man-up goals (13), and man-down goals (2), and is fifth in goals scored (29).

Men's Lacrosse Honor Roll

Chase Clausen, Hampden-Sydney, Sophomore, Midfielder
Clausen had a hand in all three of Guilford’s goals in a 15-3 setback to Hampden-Sydney… scored one man-up goal… helped Guilford to a 2-1 lead after the first quarter with a goal and an assist… notched his fifth multi-goal game of the year.

Brad Mostowy, Hampden-Sydney, Junior, Midfielder
Mostowy won 20-of-32 face-offs in two games this week while scooping 18 ground balls with two goals and one caused turnover. He won 12-of-20 face-offs against Randolph-Macon with two goals and 12 ground balls. Versus Guilford, he went 8-12 at the X with six ground balls.

Dylan Hoff, Lynchburg, Senior, Attack
Hoff led the offense for No.3 Lynchburg last week with a goal and an assist against Randolph College and five goals against Randolph-Macon College. He is five points short of tying the all-time career point mark at Lynchburg College. Hoff leads the ODAC in goals (34) and is second in points (50).