Mike Lally('00) first joined the Senators in 1997 after a stellar high school career in Richmond, VA. An exceptional midifielder, Mike played several memorable seasons with Floris de Klerk, Stavros Manolakos, Tucker Garten and Colin Bricknell. He returned to Elkins in 2001 for the Greyhound Cup and almost nudged out Gerry "El Choco" O'Neil for Man of the Match honours. Mike is currently working in Columbia, S.C.
Abe Lajterman('71) first joined the Senators in 1970 and played several memorable seasons for Coaches Greg Myers and Charlie Smith. Abe lives in Pompton Plains, N.J. and is planning to return to Elkins in April '08 for the first time since he graduated.
John D. Lamagna('95) is an account executive in his native Pittsburgh, Pa., and would like to hear from both friends and foe. His home number is (412) 488-8814.
George Lauderbaugh('67) played two seasons for Doc Davis and scored several goals as a flank midfielder. George has been instrumental in reaching alumni from his era and arranged for Doc Davis to travel to Elkins to be honored by his peers and younger alumni in 2001. George lives in Alabama and teaches history at Troy State University. His fondest memories were of his days as a TKE brother in Graceland with the late Joe Carroll.
Shaun Lynch played two full seasons for the Red & Black between 1998 and 1999, and has since returned home to San Fernando, Trinidad to pursue medical studies. Shaun's best memory was scoring his 1st goal for D&E when he ran down the right flank against Gannon University and sent across a horrible cross that turned out to be a beautiful shot. After scoring, the boys went absolutely nuts! He also remembers beating AB during the Conference championships, 7-2, after being 2-0 down. He remembers setting up captain Mike Lally who really worked hard and deserved a goal in that game. His single season at D&E will always be memorable. Shout out to Stavros, Mike, Tucker, Leigh, Wilkey and of course Stolli!
Jackie Lutman ('04) was a standout defender for the Lady Senators during her four years on the pitch. A native of Lovettsville, Va., Lutman earned All-WVIAC Honors during her playing career and recalls the following about her teammates: "When our team made it into the conference finals in 2003. We had a rough season and were seeded #6 and were able to beat Wheeling and then Concord (which was the first time we had ever beaten them). We lost to Wesleyan 1-0, but it was a major victory for us because the program was in it's 4th year and we were still new and nobody really respected us, but after making it to the final, we showed everyone we were a strong program and continue to get stronger."
Juan Sebastian Leguizamon ('04) was a standout defender for the Senators during his four years on the pitch. A native of Colombia, Leguizamon earned All-WVIAC Honors during his playing career and is currently living in Kissimmee, FL.