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2001 Men's Lacrosse

Players

2001 Men's Lacrosse
# Full Name Pos Ht. Academic Year Hometown / High School
1 Josh Hahn A 5-10 Sr. Ellicott City, Md /
2 Justin Smith A 6-0 Fr. University Park, Md /
3 Dan Stansbury M 5-10 Fr. Westminster, Md. /
4 Matt C. Hall G 6-4 So. Landenberg, Pa /
5 Josh Dodson M 5-11 So. Cambridge, Md. /
6 Steve Cusa G 5-9 Sr. Pt. Washington, N.Y. /
7 Dave Smith D 6-0 So. Ellicott City, Md /
8 Luke Gilbert A 6-5 Fr. Freeland,Md. /
9 Mac Chase M 5-9 Fr. Severna Park, Md. /
10 Charlie Gibson M 5-7 Jr. Eldersburg, Md. /
11 Joey Kestermann A 5-10 So. Dumfries,Va /
12 Josh Gerber A 5-11 Jr. Baltimore, Md /
15 Malik Lopez M 5-11 So. Rehobeth, De. /
16 John Harasym M 5-9 Jr. Edmonton, Alberta /
17 Greg Wojtech D 5-11 So. Crofton, Md. /
18 Ethan Harris G 5-8 Fr. Kings Park, N.Y. /
19 Chris Ogle M 6-0 Sr. Forest HIll, Md. /
20 Eric Hester D 6-5 Jr. Sparks, Md /
21 Tim Flanagan G 5-11 Jr. Baltimore, Md /
22 Brian Lawton M 5-9 Sr. Arnold, Md. /
24 Franklin Berry M 5-9 Fr. Ellicott City, Md. /
25 Jon Smith D 6-3 Jr. Ellicott City, Md /
26 Matt Gallager M 5-8 Fr. Rockville, Md. /
27 Jeff Clark D 5-10 Fr. Centreville, Md /
29 Brad Preisinger D 5-10 Fr. Ellicott City, Md. /
30 Tommy Tittsworth M 5-10 Fr. Ellicott City, Md. /
31 Brian Johnson M 6-2 Fr. Baltimore, Md. /
32 Mike Caruso D 6-1 So. Littleton, Co. /
33 Jesse Buppert A 6-1 Fr. Westminster, Md. /
34 Matt. P Hall D 6-3 So. Lewes, De. /
35 Scott Steele M 6-2 So. Rehobeth Beach, De. /
37 Gavin Stinger A/M 6-1 Jr. Cockeysville, Md. /
39 Pat Muston M 6-2 Fr. Novi, MI. /
41 Adam Shiley M 5-9 Jr. Centreville, Md. /
42 Jerry Solazo A 5-8 Fr. Silver Spring, Md /
45 Rich Martinello A 6-0 So. Windsor, Ont. /
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