2009 - 2010 Game Schedule

The Tennessee Wesleyan Bulldogs edged the Kennesaw State Owls 15-14 in a game that had ten led changes. The game was a typical SELC shootout that went down to the final two minutes of play with the Bulldogs Ryan Horvath nailing the game winner with 2:02 left to play. KSU failed at critical times to contain the explosive Tennessee Wesleyan attack unit of Horvath and freshman Jacob Estrada. Scoring well for the Owls was standout attackman Scott Schulze producing 6 goals and an assist. Another key element to the Bulldog victory was the dominance of face off specialist Anthony Hunt winning 19 of 25 draws. The efforts of both teams produced a very exciting contest to the delight of the frost bitten crowd at the "Owls Nest" on the KSU campus. Games like this are an example of the high quality of lacrosse played within the SELC. The Owls wish he Tennessee Wesleyan good luck and safe travels during the 2010 season.

MCLA GAME RECAP

The Kennesaw State University Owls (SELC) hosted the Missouri State Bears (GRLC) on a beautiful afternoon for lacrosse in Georgia. The Bears jumped out early to a 4-1 halftime lead before the Owls found their offense in the second half. Accurate shooting produced eight goals for KSU in the third quarter. Leading the scoring for KSU was freshman Trent Dean with 3 goals and 2 assists. Attackman Tim Minick posted three goals. The KSU midfield of Charles Roland , Mark Tortorello and Justin McKay controlled play between the restraining lines.

Defensively, Owl goalies Kyle Hansen and Noah Rosenblum shared net minding duties holding the Bears to eight goals on the day. Close defenders Rory Keown and Thomas Mudrak denied the Missouri State offense opportunities to score with constant pressure and solid position. The Missouri State Bears were holding a preseason ranking of number 11 by Lacrosse Magazine. KSU wishes the Missouri State University Bears good luck this season and safe travels back to the "Show Me State". The Owls face an extremely tough opponent on Monday when they host the Davenport Panthers.

MCLA GAME RECAP

The Kennesaw State University Owls (SELC) played host to Davenport University Panthers (CCLA) in a out of conference game this afternoon. KSU jumped out to an early 2-1 lead in the first quarter but could not keep up the with the nationally ranked Panthers today. Davenport held a one goal lead at halftime but the Owls came out flat in the second half. The Panthers offense slowly and patiently cashed in on KSU mistakes in the fourth quarter. The Owls inability to put the ball on cage was a big factor in their offense crashing today. KSU would like to thank the Davenport Panthers for their competition today. We consider them and their Coach Bob Clarkson a "class act". The KSU Owls plan to rebound against Georgia State on Thursday night. This is a divisional game for both teams and is always a heated contest.

MCLA GAME RECAP

The Kennesaw State University Owls faced off against cross town rival Georgia State in a divisional game on a cold, Thursday night contest. The Owls jumped out to a 4-0 first quarter lead and never looked back. The Panthers lacked numbers but did not give up during the battle. KSU's attack unit accounted for the majority of scoring. One concern for the Owls was the lack of discipline on the field accounting for over 12:30 minutes in the sin bin. KSU was able to get all their players on to the field tonight. This was something the coaches had not been able to accomplish during the team's first three games. The Owls host the Ospreys from UNF on Sunday at home. This should be a competitive game with the revamped UNF team coming to Atlanta for two games this weekend.

MCLA GAME RECAP

The Kennesaw State Owls hosted the Ospreys of the University of North Florida in a intra-divisonal SELC contest. The Owls defeated UNF by the score of 15-5. The Owls played unselfish lacrosse and led at halftime by the score of 7-0. Seven different players scored goals in this contest. The KSU defense played strong with Noah Rosenblum and Kyle Hansen sharing the net minding duties. KSU heads to Texas next weekend for three out of conference games with the Lone Star Alliance. KSU posts a record of 3-2 so far this season.

MCLA GAME RECAP

KSU traveled 16 hours to challenge the Roadrunners of UTSA for a SELC/LSA contest. The owls jumped out to a 14-2 halftime lead and controlled the game throughout. KSU scoring was led by Mark Tortorello with 4 goals and 3 assists. The Owls would like to thank Coach Carl Fisher and UTSA for hosting them for their game. KSU runs their record to 4-2 and heads to powerhouse SMSU today.

MCLA GAME RECAP