Trio of Mountain Hawks named to All-League teams
4/27/2005 12:00:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
Lucas had a stellar senior season for the Brown and White, as the
King was once again one of Lehigh’s steadiest players on the defensive end of the field, as the architecture major scooped up a team-leading 45 ground balls and also led the Mountain Hawks in caused turnovers with nine. King scored two goals this season and handed out one assist, but his most damage was done on the defensive end, where he helped to anchor a Lehigh defense that held opponents to just 8.22 goals per game, which is more than half a goal less than the Brown and White allowed in 2004.
Hoof had a very strong season for Lehigh, and really came on late in the year, as the sophomore scored two goals and handed out three assists in the Mountain Hawks tournament clinching victory over
Lehigh will enter this weekend’s tournament as the number four-seed, and will take on the top-seeded Navy Midshipmen at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in
The Mountain Hawks nine wins this season are the most ever under head coach Chris Wakely, and the 3-3 mark in Patriot League play is the best since posting a 4-1 record in 1999, the last time the Brown and White won the Patriot League Championship. Lehigh is nationally ranked in several categories, including: scoring offense (17), face-off win percentage (16), man-up offense (18) and scoring margin (14).
Lehigh’s game with Navy on Friday will get underway beginning at
2005 All-Patriot League Men’s Lacrosse Teams
First Team
John Walker, Army
Jim Wagner, Army
Chris Cara, Bucknell
Mike Obringer, Army
Graham Gill, Navy
Billy Looney, Navy
Chris Pieczonka, Navy
Matt Luyster, Army
Michael Abou Jaoude, Bucknell
Mitch Hendler, Navy Matt Russell, Navy
Second Team
Pat Christensen, Bucknell
Andrew Lucas, Lehigh
Jon Birsner, Navy
Ryan Goodman, Bucknell
Alex Hoof, Lehigh
Steve Looney, Navy
Clipper Lennon, Navy
Nick Doerr, Army
Jeff King, Lehigh
Mike Felber, Navy
Matt Baran, Bucknell
Offensive Player of the Year: Chris Cara, Bucknell Defensive Player of the Year: Matt Luyster, Army Goalkeeper of the Year: Matt Russell, Navy Rookie of the Year: Matt Scheel, Army Coach of the Year: Sid Jamieson, Bucknell 2005 Patriot League Tournament Schedule #1 Navy vs. #4 Lehigh beginning at #2 Army vs. #3 Bucknell (Game 2 will begin 45 minutes following the conclusion of Game 1) Championship game beginning at