
#8 Mike Haas, Attack, Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
A local product, Haas has been an impactful attackman for the Lions. Haas has appeared in 17 games while scoring 10 goals and passing out 14 assists for his career. Coach Crawford raved about Haas, "A three year men's varsity attackman, Mike has been a mainstay on the offensive corp for us. His athleticism, skill, and versatility has made him one of the best and most reliable players we have had."

#25 Michael Varley, Long Stick Midfield, Philadelphia, Pa.
Varley was a three year member of the men's lacrosse program. He played in 16 games while scooping up 20 ground balls. Coach Jack Crawford said, "Michael has been a major part of our defensive unit. He provided versatility and toughness to the defensive side of the field for us. His versatility allowed us to slot him all over the field as a short stick midfielder, long stick midfielder, and man down defensive specialist. We will miss him."
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Perkett played in three seasons of competition for the lax team. He was always a threat to score from the midfield. Perkett appeared in 13 games and racked up 12 goals and 4 assists while scooping 24 ground balls as a Lion. Coach Crawford on Mike, "Mike was always an offensive threat for us as an offensive midfielder. He was a natural athlete evidenced by him playing golf and hockey for the college as well. He was the ultimate competitor."

#17 Matt Traber, Defense, Bensalem, Pa.
Traber, an imposing defensive presence, was a four year member of the men's lacrosse program. One of the captains of the team, he appeared in 38 games with 32 starts. He collected 62 ground balls and caused 27 turnovers. Coach Crawford said of Matt, "Matt has been the consistent backbone of the defensive unit since his arrival as a freshman. His impact cannot be understated. He has been a close defenseman and a man down specialist. We will truly miss his leadership presence."
#2 Thomas Kozlowski, Long Stick Midfield, Olney, Md.
Tommy, a juco transfer into the program, is a three year member of the program with two seasons of competition. Kozlowski appeared in 19 games registering one goal and three assists. He also picked up 62 ground balls and forced 21 turnovers. Coach Crawford stated, "Tommy quickly established himself as one of the leaders of this program. His vocal leadership and competitiveness really helped our program. He made an impact especially on the defensive side of the field as a man down specialist and long stick midfielder."

#26 Dan Condon, Faceoff Specialist/Midfield, Waterloo, Ont.
Condon, a captain, played four years of lacrosse for the Lions. He appeared in 37 games tallying three goals and assist. His primary impact was felt as a faceoff specialist, winning 204 out of 519 faceoffs in his career. "Dan was a two year captain for us. His leadership was well respected by the team, and he was great for me to have him in my corner as coach. On the field, he was as versatile as they come. He played offensive and defensive midfield and took on the tough role as a faceoff specialist for us. We will miss him dearly," Coach Crawford said.

#51 Jarrett Shapcott, Defense, Langhorne, Pa.
Jarrett, one of the captains of the team, was a four year member of the program. He appeared in 24 games and collected 24 ground balls in his career. He also caused 11 turnovers in his time as a Lion. Coach Crawford on Jarrett, "Jarrett was another two year captain for us. He established himself as a strong voice in the lockerroom and on the defensive unit. He made a big impact for us as a defenseman and man down specialist. I am grateful to have coached him."

#44 Justin Rallo, Goalie, Baltimore, Md.
Rallo was one of the most versatile players to put on the Red, Black, and White. He played every position on the field and looked to bring value any way he could. He was a four year member of the program and a captain. Rallo appeared in 38 games. He scored a goal and an assist. He tallied 43 ground balls. As a goalie, he made 73 saves. "Justin is a coach's dream. He was a strong leader and had the captain title for two seasons. He did everything I asked of him and more. It's not too often you get a guy who can shift from attack, to midfield, to defense, and to goalie without a drop off in any position. We will have to fill his big shoes. We will certainly miss him," Coach Crawford stated.
Thank you Mike Haas, Michael Varley, Mike Perkett, Matt Traber, Thomas Kozlowski, Dan Condon, Jarrett Shapcott, and Justin Rallo! The eight of you will be missed. Thank you for your contributions to the program. Best of luck in your next chapter of life.