University of Lynchburg

Head coach Steve Koudelka and the Hornets are grateful for your support of the team!

Lynchburg enjoyed a historic 2026 season, making its 14th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance with a 17-4 overall record. The Hornets posted a five-game win streak to open the season with wins over Salisbury and Christopher Newport, who both occupied second in the national rankings. Lynchburg tied the third-highest win total in program history, earning at least eight conference wins for the sixth consecutive season. Coach Koudelka’s squad has appeared in 13 of the past 14 ODAC Championship games, making five Elite 8 appearances and the 2010 National Championship in the process.  

Seven Hornets earned USILA or USA Lacrosse Magazine All-American honors, headlined by senior Riley Hastings’ USILA First Team distinction. In addition, Hastings earned ODAC Offensive Player of the Year, while Liam Holman, Will Rubley, Riley Frankel, Parker Sealey and Kylar Mahoney secured First Team All-ODAC awards.

There are two ways to give to the Lynchburg men's lacrosse program: 

1. Give to the Lynchburg Men's Lacrosse Endowment
2. Make a 2026-27yearly gift

Your supports goes directly to these men's lacrosse projects:
- Increase Endowment Donors to 225
- New Equipment
- Locker Room Enhancements
- Spring Break Trip
- Team Travel
- Improved Technology

Lynchburg Men's Lacrosse Endowment - Quotes from Alumni 
"The Men's Lacrosse program has been an elite program with outstanding alumni and parent engagement. The program has flourished on and off the field evidenced by the ODAC titles won, NCAA tournament berths earned, Academic achievement and Community service projects engagement," - AJ Kreshock '91
"The establishment of this endowment ensures the program will continue to grow and flourish as it strives to be the premiere lacrosse program in the county," - Tom Sipple '91
"By creating a Lynchburg Men's Lacrosse endowment, it will provide the Lynchburg Lacrosse program with long-term stability giving the program the resources to compete on and off the field in a very competitive Division-III environment. Those who contribute to this endowment will be helping shape young men through life lessons on the lacrosse field.  These lessons will be engraved into these young men and create a pathway for success upon graduation creating a distinctive advantage over other programs," - Brett Scarborough '01