Kenny Clausen '06 went on to star for the University of Virginia, becoming the most decorated defenseman in UVA Men's Lacrosse history. Kenny was a four-time All-American at Virginia and he helped guide the team to two appearances in the NCAA semi-finals, and was a Lowe's Senior Award finalist his senior year. Kenny currently is a professional lacrosse standout in Denver. He is a regional representative for Warrior Lacrosse, and most importantly has become a noted philanthropist with his Moustache Madness foundation. The Hill School is proud of Kenny's contributions to lacrosse and its greater constituents.
Chris Howell '10 is a great story about determination and persistence. After suffering a significang personal loss during the winter of his fourth form year at The Hill, Chris dedicated himself to the sport of lacrosse. Chris' hard work as a short-stick defender during his sixth form year helped him secure a spot as a practice player on Hofstra University's team in 2011. Chris took advantage of every lacrosse opportunity between his sixth form year at The Hill and the start of Hofstra's 2011 fall pre-season and earned a roster spot on the 2012 team. Chris' dedication to a singular goal and a singular person, the memory of Alex Archie, has inspired all of us at The Hill. We love Chris very much, and follow his inspirational model in our planning for the 2012 season.
A player to keep an eye on this season is Dave Brown '09, who has developed into one of the country's best midfielders at UMBC. Also, be on the lookout for break-through seasons from Eric Davidheiser '09 at Penn State, and Sean Snodgrass '09 at the University of Denver. Tom Shade '11 is a member of Army's Men's Lacrosse team. Thank you, Tom, for your service to our country. Former Johns Hopkins player Greg Harrington '06 and former Penn lacrosse player Sony Sarker '98 both served as part-time assistant coaches for The Hill's 2011 varsity team.