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Jim Marlatt is the second all time leading scorer in school History and holds the schools record for the most goals in a single season, In 2010 he lead the Hawks to their first Regional Championship and State Finals appearance.
Most Points in a Game
Most Points in a Game
Ryan Fowler 9pts ( vs. Long Reach 23)
Most Assists in a Game
Scott Kentworthy: 10 (vs. Liberty 2000)Most Assists in a Game
Most Assists in a Season
Scott Kentworthy: 78 in 2000 Most Assists in a Season
Top Total Career Points
1. Scott Kentworthy (1997-2000): 92 goals 195 assists 287 total pts. 2. Jim Marlatt (2007-2010): 197 goals 86 assists 283 pts.3. Daniel Hostetler (2004-2007): 109 goals 93 assists 202 total pts. 4. Brendan McKenna (2015-2018) 125 goals 50 assists 175 Total points 5. Ben Hostetler (2003-2005): 113-goals & 57 assists 170pts6. Jimmy McEneany (2012-2015): 103 Goals & 50 assists 158 total pts. 7. Jake Friedman (2013-2016): 99 goals & 49 assits 148 total pts.8. Alex Tack (2000-2003): 64 goals 81assists 145 total pts.9. Tim Morgan (2001-2004): 104 goals 38 assists 142 total pts.10. Josh Hostetler (2004-2006): 99 goals 28 assists 128 total pts.11. Josh Davis (2021-2024) 89 Goals 31 assists 120 total pts.12. Zack Beard (2012-2015): 65 goals & 49 assists 114 total pts.13.Top Total Career Points
Daniel Hosteler is third all time in total career points. He was a two time First Team All County performer and was selected to the Washington Post's All Metro team in 2007. In 2011 he was selected in the 7th round by the Chesapeake Bayhawks in Major League Lacrosse's Collegiate Draft.
Under Armour All-American
1. Jim Marlatt (2010)Under Armour All-American
Adidas Underclassman Regional Team
1. Patrick Herbert (2009)2. Max Coale (2009)3. Matt Kaiser (2010)Adidas Underclassman Regional Team
Brendan McKenna class of 2017 was selected to the All-County team twice during his career. He was a member of the Hawks 2015 State Finalist Team and went on to play D1 Lacrosse at Jacksonville University.
1. Ben Hostetler (2005) 2. Jim Marlatt (2010)
Howard County Player of the Year
1. Ben Hostetler (2005) 2. Jim Marlatt (2010)Howard County Player of the Year
Jake Friedman became the schools 5th all American in 2016 while leading the Hawks to a county title
Top Ground Balls in a Season
1. Peter Ridge (2006): 143 2. Daniel Hostetler (2007): 138 3. Collin Fadrowski (2005): 1144. Jim Marlatt (2010): 112 5. Michael Golibart (2007): 113 Top Ground Balls in a Season
Jack Burns Class of 2021 was selected 1st team all County his senior season and has the record for most goals scored in a game with 8 vs Oakland Mills in 2019. He has moved on to play D1 lacrosse at UMBC.
Season Face-Off Percentage
Season Face-Off Percentage1. Derek Isaac 2017 (74%)2. Peter Ridge (2006): 72%3. Josh Davis (2023) 64%3. Derek Isaac (2015): 63%4. Peter Ridge (2005): 61%5. Taylor Caprara (2013): 58%6. Conrad Heinz (1999-2002): 57%Season Face-Off Percentage
Career Save Percentage
1. Mike Bogdanor 2002-05 63% 2. Ryan Healy 2010 63% 10-113. Will Melton 1998-2001 62% 4. Jeff Feldblum 2007-2008 61% 5. Darius Kahademi 2013-2015 58%5. Kyle Henry 2021 58%Career Save Percentage
Peter Ridge holds the record for career face-off percentage and most ground balls in a season. In 2006 he was selected first team All County and was a US Lacrosse All American. He went on to play Division 1 lacrosse at Sacred Heart.
High School All-American Players
1. Scott Kentworthy (2000) 2. Ben Hostetler (2005)3. Peter Ridge (2006)4. Jim Marlatt (2010)5. Jake Friedman (2016)High School All-American Players
College All-American Players
1. Alex Tack (2007): Queens College2. Jim Marlatt (2012): Notre Dame3. Derek Issac (2019): S. Carolina MSCLACollege All-American Players
Washington Post Players
1. Jay Morgan: Honorable Mention (2001) 2. Ben Hostetler: 2nd team (2005)3. Daniel Hostetler: 2nd team (2007)Washington Post Players
Baltimore Sun All-Metro Players
1. Scott Kentworthy: 2nd team ('00)2. Peter Ridge: 2nd team ('06)3. Daniel Hostetler: 2nd team ('07)4. Jim Marlatt: 2nd team ('10)Baltimore Sun All-Metro Players
Maryland Freestate Team
1. Daniel Hostetler (2006)2. Jim Marlatt (2008 and 2009)3. Jack Burns (2019)Maryland Freestate Team
Ryan Healy ranks second All-time for most career saves. Last season he was selected to the 2nd team All County Team. He played lacrosse for the University of Maryland's club team.
Most Career Saves
1. Darius Khademi (2013-present): 449 2. Mike Bogadanor (2002-2005): 3843. Ryan Healy (2010-2011): 3854. Jack Hardman (2022-2025 3645. Will Melton (1998-2001): 2466. Matt Hanson (2002-2003): 196Most Career Saves
Top Career Ground Balls
1. Daniel Hostetler: 3642. Tim Morgan: 3313. Brooks Brumstead: 2974. Jim Marlatt: 2955. Collin Fadrowski: 2636. Karl Heinz: 2407. Kelly Remson: 2038. Josh Davis 185 9. Zack Beard: 177 10. Nate Bacon 14211. Jimmy McEneany: 14112. Matt Gray and Cory Thomas: 112Top Career Ground Balls
Derek Isaac is River Hill's All time leading Faceoff winner.
All County Players
Scott Kentworthy: 1st team ('98, '99, '00) Paul Minutoli: 1st team ('01)Jay Morgan: 1st team ('01) Will Melton: 1st team ('01)Ben Hostetler: 1st team ('04) Mike Bogadanor: 1st team ('04)Brian Maggio: 2nd team ('01)Jeff Borakove: 2nd team ('02)Tim Morgan: 1st team ('04) 2nd team ('02, '03)Karl Heinz: 2nd team ('03, '04)Alex Tack: 2nd team ('03)Cory Thomas: 1st team ('06)Peter Ridge: 2nd team ('05) 1st Team ('06)Josh Hostetler: 2nd team ('05) 1st Team ('06)Daniel Hostetler: 1st team ('06) 1st Team ('07)Justin White: 1st Team ('06)Chauncey Whitting: 1st Team ('07)Micheal Golibart: 1st Team ('07)Doug Kohlenstien: 2nd team ('07)Alex Turner: 2nd team ('08)Eric Van Stone: 1st team ('08)Jim Marlatt: 1st team ('08,' 09) Corey Schwab: 1st team ('10, '11)Ryan Healy: 2nd team ('10, '11)Nick Bonhag: 2nd team ('10)Matt Kaiser: 2nd team ('11)Max Coale: 2nd team ('10)Matt Gray: 2nd team ('12)Matt Oldhouser: 1st team ('12)Brian Decker: 2nd team ('14, '15)Jimmy McEaneney: 1st team ('15)Jake Freidman: 1st team ('16) 2nd team ('15)Zack Beard: 2nd team ('15)Danny Isaac: 1st Team ('16) Tyler Bond: 2nd Team ('16)Derek Isaac: 2nd Team ('16) and ('17) Brendam McKenna: 1st team ('17) 2nd team('16)Max Friedman: 2nd team ('17) 1st Team ('19)Christian Bond: 2nd team ('19)Jack Burns: 1st team ('21)Devin Campbell: 2nd team ('21)Kyle Henry: 2nd team ('21)Liam Curtin: 2nd team ('21) Ethan Varani 1st Team (22)Chris Owens 2nd team (22)Charlie Kluckhun 2nd Team (22)Liam Curtin 2nd team (22)Nate Bacon 1st Team (23)Ryan Fowler 2nd Team (23 and 24)Josh Davis 2nd Team (23) 1st team (24)All County Players
Christian Bond Class of 2020 was a 3 year starter and All- County performer in 2019. He moved on to play D2 lacrosse at Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida.
Most Goals in a Game
Most Goals in a Game
1. Jack Burns: 8 (vs. Oakland Mills 2019)
1. Paul Minutoli: 8 (vs. Howard High 2001)
1. Jim Marlatt: 8 (vs. Arundel 2009)
4. Nick Bonhag: 7 (vs. Mt. Hebron 2010)
4. Brett Shaw: 7 (vs. Catonsville 2017)
6. Travis Ridgeway 6 ( vs. Atholton 2024)
6. Max Williams: 6 (vs. Long Reach 2011)
6. Brendan McKenna: 6 (vs. Reservior 2018)
8. Jimmy McEaney 5: (vs. Kent Island 2015)
8. Jimmy McEneaney: 5 (vs. Atholton 2015)
8. Brendan McKenna: 5 (vs. Wilde Lake 2018)
8. Brett Shaw: 5 (vs. Wilde Lake Playoffs 2018)
College Hawks
College Hawks
*Jay Morgan: VMI 2005Tim Morgan: Towson 2008Collin Fadrowski: Susquehanna Univ 2009Adrian Cmrek: VMI RIP Josh Hosteler: St.Mary's CollegeLuke Hostetler: HCC 2011 Ben Hostetler: Georgetown 2009*Daniel Hostetler: Georgetown 2011 Paul Ridge: Wentworth University 2007*Peter Ridge: Sacred Heart 2010Mike Bogdanor: Villanova 2009Josh Bogdanor: UMBC 2008 *Scott Kentworthy: Yale 2004Dallas Ikerd: HCC 2009 Jeff Borakove: Limestone 2005Doug Kohlenstien: Towson 2012 *Alex Tack: Queens College 2007Chauncey Whitting: Towson 2011*Cory Thomas: Queens College 2009Michael Golibart: Lynchburg 2011Karl Heinz: Mercyhurst University 2008Eddy Roth: Virginia Tech 2012Will Melton: Drexel 2005Eric Vanstone: HCC 2010Matt Hanson: York College 2007Danny Schanne: Stevenson 2012Blake Chidester: HCC 2011Alex Turner Belmont: Abney 2012
*Captain of College Team
*Captain of College Team
Jim Marlatt: Notre Dame 2014Jordan Steptoe: Indiana Tech 2013Corey Schwab: Amherst 2015Connor Walsh: HCC 2013Matt Gray: Frostburg 2016Matt Morton: HCC 2014Evan Mikalasko: Mt. Ida 2016Weston Bimstefer: Hood 2017Matt Jun: HCC and Queens 2019Zack Beard: HCC 2017Brady Kinner: Roanoke 2019Josh Schulman: Mary Washington 2019Danny Issac: UMBC 2020Derek Issac: S. Carolina 2021Noah Thyberg: Randolph Macon 2020Spencer Gray: HCC 2018Tommy Barrett: Greensboro 2020 John Felix: RPI 2021Brendan McKenna: Jacksonville 2022Shane DeLore: HCC 2020Desharn Hebron: HCC 2020Ryan Henry: McDaniel College 2023Jack Sheppard: Palm Beach Atlantic 2024Christian Bond: Palm Beach Atlantic 2024Tyler Hopkins: Lynn University 2024Jack Burns: UMBC 2025Grant Heidebrecht: Bridgewater College 2025Kyle Henry: St.Mary's College 2025
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