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It looked like the Odd Years had it in the bag at the end of the first half, with a score of 5-1. The Even Years however had a different view on things, storming back with a come-from-behind victory and winning by one goal. It was a great day and I really enjoyed catching up with all of the guys. It's nice to see that even though we threw this one together last minute, we still had plenty of players showing up. Special thanks to the old farts for setting everything up this year and doing all of the communication. Maybe next year Maureen Stumme will let Will play.

Johnny was a versatile player who was able to use his speed to play either attack or midfield. Johnny's quickness earned him a lot of respect in the county and his leadership helped continue the strong commitment our players have for our program. Johnny is taking his skills to Mount Saint Josephs College in Cincinnati, Ohio where he will play midfield.

2nd all time leading scorer and first in total goals for his career. Zach also made first team honors for the Washington Post, The Capital, The Sun, and coaches all county. Zach also played in the Senior State All-Star game and was MVP of the Bilderback Senior All-Star game.

Forth all time in single season saves with 172 and 4th all time in single season save percentage (.614), Ryan took his great goalie skills to Howard Community College.

In just three years on varsity, Joe ended his career at Old Mill 2nd all time in career goals with 91 and 5th all time in career points with 122. Joe has taken his skills to the University of MD. College Park club team.

Christian, a second team all county defenseman for the Capital, The Sun and the Washington Post took his skills to Marymount University where he is currently the starting long pole on the team.

One of the most balance attackman in Old Mill history, Chris finished his senior career with 22 goals and 19 assists. Chris took his attack skills to Marymount University where he is currently a starting attackman.

Ryan, another great midfielder in Old Mill history. He used his speed and agility to dominate the middle of the field and was well balance on the offense and defense ends of the field. Ryan took his skills to St. Andrew's College where he will play midfield for the Knights.

Alex "the gazelle" Warehime was absolutely one of the fastest players EVER! In his senior year, Alex was moved from midfield to long pole where he dominated the competition. Alex was always put on the teams best middie or best attackman and always came through for us. Alex took his speed and great lacrosse skills to Queens College where he will most likely start as a midfielder for the Royals.

I never thought I'd have someone intimidatin like Richard Lee (Class of '05) until Kenny walked through the doors of Old Mill. Kenny was not only a big, athletic player, he was also one of the best team leaders I have ever had the pleasure to coach. As a defenseman, Kenny locked down any player we asked him to. Although he isn't currently playing lacrosse in college, he is playing football for power house Wesley College in DE.

Although always a contributor on the field, it wasn't until his senior season he finally came into his own. Eddie turned into a shut down defensive midfielder and a guy you could always count on to get the ball up field. Eddies speed and tenacity made him among one of the top in the county as an all around middie. Eddie is currently playing soccer for Goucher College.

Jacob was a class act among our senior class this year. As a faceoff specialist and first line midfielder, Jacob posted a 58% faceoff percentage and totaled 6 goals and 7 assists his senior year. Jacob continued his career at Limestone College where he will play midfield for the Saints.

Although Brandon had a stellar career at Old Mill, it wasn't until his senior year that he broke out of his shell. Leading the midfield in scoring with 24 goals and 17 assists, Brandon was pivotal in the teams success in 2006. Brandon took that confidence to Dowling College, where he will play midfield for the Golden Lions.

George Hastings was the consummate team player and leader on our 2006 squad that posted one of the best records in school history. As an attackman, George continued his career at Mars Hill College, where he will play the attack position for the Lions.

Cory Carpenter had some of the best stick work as a close defenseman at Old Mill. Able to beat his man and move the ball up field was one of the main reasons we had our first winning season in 18 years. Cory is starting as a close defenseman for Marymount University. Marymount competes in D3 lacrosse and is in the CAC Conference.

Ryan was an incredible team player, motivator and person a coach could ever ask for. Old Mill truly learned a lot from Ryan and grew as a team because of his great attitude. Ryan is playing goalie for the Salisbury State Men's Lacrosse Club. Ryan was a class act and great leader during his years at Old Mill High.

One of the best goalies to wear an Old Mill jersey, Nate was our fearless leader as he started on varsity for 3 years. Nate is a freshman at St. Andrews Presbyterian College in North Caronlina. Nate is the starting goalie and is playing in the Deep South Conference in D2 lacrosse. in his 2006 season, Nate was named Rookie of the year in the Deep South. Great job Nate, next year, All-American

Richard was one of our fiercest defensemen ever to step on the field at Old Mill. His hits rocked the stadium and usually kept the opponent from getting up off the ground. This year, Richard was a red shirt freshman on the Towson University football team and is currently challenging for starting defensive end position. Richard recently emailed me and said that his hard work and dedication to the weight room is what has gotten him this far. He urges all players from Old Mill to do the same.

Ryan was a standout midfielder for Old Mill and was named to all sorts of all county teams his senior year. Ryan is currently playing soccer at Villa Julie and during his Freshman campaign, was named second team all conference for the NEAC as a defenseman.

Brad Smith, is one of our purest shooters in Old Mill history and could always put the ball in the back of the net. Brad is currently playing at Catonsville Community College where in his freshman year he scored over 70 points. Brad is now playing at Wesley College in Delaware and still leading the way for his attack unit.

Another fearless player and leader on the team, Mike was the consummate team player. Mike is playing club hockey as a starter in the Mason-Dixon Collegiate League with Mount St. Mary's University. Mike, in his sophomore year at Mount St. Mary's, started the club lacrosse team for the Mount.

Steve played for Marymount University for the first two seasons of his collegiate career. he then went on to play the last two years of eligibility for Wesley College. In his first year at Wesley, Steve had the highest face-off percentage (52%), going 34 of 65.

Walt is a senior at Towson University and is playing goalie for the Men's Lacrosse Club. Walt was a fearless leader for Old Mill.

Jacob played Defense for Lynchburg University. He was a standout there from the years 2002-2005.

Randy was a standout midfielder for Old Mill and continued that success for two years at Anne Arundel Community College. At AACC, Randy earned all region honors. After his two years at AACC, Randy went on to start a lacrosse club at Clemson University, where he won even more honors.

Paul was a standout midfielder at Old Mill High School. Paul went on to play at Radford for one year and then went on to play at Lynchburg for his last three years. At Lynchburg, Paul was named first team all ODAC in 2002 and 2003. Also in 2002, Paul was an honorable mention all-american and in 2003, he was named as a second team all-american for divsion III lacrosse. Paul is currently head coach of the Old Mill feeder system (Arden) and teaching our young players the fundamentals of lacrosse.

John was a standout goalie at Old Mill and went on to play at Wesley College in Delaware. At Wesley, John was named to the second team PAC all conference in 1999 and was the PAC Championship MVP. In 2000, he was named to the 1st team all PAC, PAC Championship MVP and ECAC Championship MVP Southern Division. In 2001, he was on the 2nd team all PAC and in 2002 he was once again named to the 1st team all PAC. John is currently the head lacrosse coach at Glen Burnie High School and teaching at Corcran Middle School as a gym teacher.

Isaac went on to play at Limestone College where he played midfield. While there, Limestone won two National Championships in 2000 and 2002 and runners up in 2001. Great job Isaac, let's see those rings you got for winning it all.

Mike attended Swarthmore College and played there from 1998-1999. He was a scoring machine for two years before injuring his back and had to stop playing lacrosse. In his 1 and a half years playing at Swarthmore, Mike tallied 60 points in just 21 games. He put up 12 points against Nichols College in 1999.

Tim was a standout defenseman at Old Mill who went on to play lacrosse at Widener University from 1993-1996. He was captain for the '94,'95,'96 seasons, was named to the All MAC Team in 1995 and 1996. He was All Hudson Valley in 1996 and played in the North-South Senior All Star game in 1996. Widener was also MAC Champs and Hudson Valley Champs in 1996 during his senior campaign. Tim is currently the head varsity lacrosse coach at Chesapeake High School.