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Teddy Hatfield Selected To Play In USILA Senior All-Star Game
05/22/2019 | Men's Lacrosse
RICHMOND, Va. – University of Richmond men's lacrosse senior attack Teddy Hatfield (Summit, N.J.) has been chosen to play in the USILA Senior All-Star game this weekend. Hatfield will play for the South Team in the NCAA Division I/II Senior All-Start Game Friday, May 24 a the US Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, Maryland. Game time is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Hatfield, a First Team All-Southern Conference selection, finished the season with 71 total points, record second on the team with 36 goals and leading the team with 35 assists. He is ranked No. 17 in the nation in points, No. 16 in assists and No. 41 in goals this year. He earned SoCon All-Tournament honors this year, helping the Spiders win their second-straight SoCon Tournament title and advancing to the NCAA Tournament. He became the first player un SoCon history to earn All-Tournament honors four times in a career.
Hatfield finished his Richmond career as the all-time lead in both school and SoCon history in points (225), goals (123) and assists (102). He holds the second (71), third (59) and fourth (56) most points in a single-season in Richmond history while owning the top three seasons in program history in assists with 35, 26 and 23. Additionally, he set the Richmond record by playing and starting all 66 games in his career.
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Hatfield, a First Team All-Southern Conference selection, finished the season with 71 total points, record second on the team with 36 goals and leading the team with 35 assists. He is ranked No. 17 in the nation in points, No. 16 in assists and No. 41 in goals this year. He earned SoCon All-Tournament honors this year, helping the Spiders win their second-straight SoCon Tournament title and advancing to the NCAA Tournament. He became the first player un SoCon history to earn All-Tournament honors four times in a career.
Hatfield finished his Richmond career as the all-time lead in both school and SoCon history in points (225), goals (123) and assists (102). He holds the second (71), third (59) and fourth (56) most points in a single-season in Richmond history while owning the top three seasons in program history in assists with 35, 26 and 23. Additionally, he set the Richmond record by playing and starting all 66 games in his career.
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