University of Southern Maine Men's Lacrosse

Lane's primary responsibilities on the field during the season were working with the offense and face-off units.             In his first season at the helm, Lane guided the Huskies to a 6-10 overall record and a berth in the Little East Conference tournament.  Two of his players, defender Dylan Kenney and long-stick middie James Soules, were named to the all-conference team, and two others, Jon Olesen and Kyle Dussault, earned a spot on the LEC Spring All-Academic team.             Last season, Lane led the Huskies to a 5-11 mark, and Kenney was named the LEC Defensive Player of the Year. Kenney, attack Kyle Baker, middie Mark White and long-stick middie Chris Roop were all named to the All-Little East first or second team.             An honorable mention All-Centennial Conference pick in 2006, Lane played three seasons (2003, 2004 and 2006) at Washington College (Chestertown, Md.).  In 2006, Lane scored 33 goals, had six assists and picked up 26 ground balls in 19 games.  During his three seasons, Lane played on one Centennial Conference championship team (2003) and three NCAA tournament teams.  The 2004 team reached the NCAA semifinals, and the 2006 squad made it to the quarterfinal round.             Prior to moving to Maine in January, Lane managed Fleischer Sport Ski Shop in Steamboat Springs, Colo.  Working alongside former University of North Caroline All-American Neill Redfern, Lane was instrumental in the growth of the Steamboat Springs Youth and High School lacrosse programs. For questions about content in this website, contact . View: | Desktop