Former East Chapel Hill standout Tony Mendes was named to the second team for the CAC conference this past season. Mendes is a starter for the top ranked Salisbury Seagulls. After sitting out for a year and spending some time assisting the East Lacrosse program, Tony enrolled at Salisbury this past fall. He picked up just where he left off during his year at the University of Maryland, where he made many contributions as a freshman. Mendes was also a member of the last U-19 World Championship team which won the title in Canada. His top-ranked Seagull team will now wait for NCAA seedings which will be released on Sunday. With a little luck, perhaps Tony and Duke midfielder Scot Meyer might both be seen at M&T Bank Stadium fighting for the D3 and D1 national titles in late May.

Dan Eron is a freshman at Catawba College. He joined the NCAA Division II Indians in the fall of 2009 and hopes to compete for substantial playing time.

Karsten Bench is a freshman at VMI, where he will see the field as both a midfielder and attackman for the Division 1 Keydets.

Will Devlin is now a sophomore defender at Mary Washington University in Fredricksburg, Virginia.

Sepp Stephens, a junior defender at McGill University in Canada, was named Rookie of the Year and now is a three-year starter for the Redmen. He has been named a co-captain for next year.

Scot Meyer is a sophomore midfielder at Duke University. He played in several games as a freshman.

Gates Benson finished a tremendous career at Guilford College, where he was named second-team All-ODAC. He helped lead Guilford to its first post-season tournament in more than a decade.