Shenandoah SU 5-13

Washington and Lee WLU 13-5

Shenandoah SU

5-13

Final

Apr. 27, 2026

Washington and Lee WLU

13-5

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Shenandoah SU	1	1	2	4	8
Washington and Lee WLU	7	9	5	6	27

Summary
Box Score

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 4/27/2026 10:12:00 PM | Matt McIntosh '23

Men's Lacrosse's Season Ends in ODAC Quarterfinals

LEXINGTON, Va. - The Shenandoah University men's lacrosse team's 2026 season came to an end on Monday night with a 27-8 loss to nationally-ranked Washington and Lee University in the quarterfinals of the ODAC Tournament.

The Hornets (5-13) had tied the game at one, but the Generals (13-5) responded with a 14-0 run to take control of the tournament game. The Hornets finished their season with their fifth straight appearance in the conference tournament.

RECAP

Washington and Lee won the opening faceoff and scored 40 seconds into the game. Brody McClure won the ensuing faceoff and raced down the field to find Liam Arnsmeyer for the game-tying goal seven seconds later.

Across the next 27 minutes of the game the Generals would jump out to a 15-1 lead behind a 14-0 run. An assist by Cody Girffis gave Arnsmeyer his second goal of the night to end the run by the Generals.

Washington and Lee scored the next six goals of the game before Griffis and Noah Nolt gave Shenandoah back-to-back goals late in the third. The Generals led 21-4 at the end of three.

With the home team now up 25-4, Kennedy Duda and Xavier Parker gave the Hornets two more goals as Jordan Rogers picked up an assist on Parker's goal. The two teams traded goals for the final seven minutes of play with Nolt adding his second and Lucas Brooks scoring just before time expired.

Arnsmeyer led the way for the Hornets with three points tonight. He finishes the season with a team-high 45 points.

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Shenandoah awaits the results of All-ODAC selections.

#GoSUHornets

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Scoring Summary
Scoring Play	Home Team Score
1st Period		SU	WLU
14:20	WLU - James Haley	0	1
14:13	SU - Liam Arnsmeyer Assisted by Brody McClure	1	1
13:07	WLU - Luke Caldwell	1	2
09:40	WLU - Tucker Davis Assisted by Emerson Manser	1	3
06:22	WLU - Luke Caldwell Assisted by Elliot Cohen	1	4
04:14	WLU - Luke Caldwell Assisted by James Haley	1	5
02:25	WLU - Luke Caldwell Assisted by Elliot Cohen	1	6
00:15	WLU - Max Fertels Assisted by James Haley	1	7
2nd Period		SU	WLU
14:29	WLU - Max Fertels Assisted by Luke Caldwell	1	8
12:54	WLU - Luke Caldwell Assisted by James Haley	1	9
10:36	WLU - Luke Caldwell Assisted by James Haley	1	10
08:06	WLU - Luke Caldwell	1	11
06:52	WLU - Tucker Davis Assisted by Luke Caldwell	1	12
06:04	WLU - James Haley	1	13
04:58	WLU - Ben Irmscher Assisted by Elliot Cohen	1	14
02:48	WLU - James Cardillo Assisted by Lawson Marshall	1	15
01:18	SU - Liam Arnsmeyer Assisted by Cody Griffis	2	15
00:58	WLU - Hunter Hodges	2	16
3rd Period		SU	WLU
13:19	WLU - Blair Brennan Assisted by Harrison Hanson	2	17
09:19	WLU - Harrison Hanson Assisted by James Cardillo	2	18
09:01	WLU - Harrison Hanson Assisted by Blair Brennan	2	19
06:33	WLU - Andrew Keller	2	20
05:47	WLU - Harrison Hanson Assisted by James Cardillo	2	21
02:31	SU - Cody Griffis Assisted by Liam Arnsmeyer	3	21
02:24	SU - Noah Nolt Assisted by Brody McClure	4	21
4th Period		SU	WLU
14:15	WLU - Harrison Hanson Assisted by James Cardillo	4	22
13:23	WLU - Andrew Keller	4	23
10:20	WLU - Jack Booth	4	24
10:06	WLU - JD Matson	4	25
09:41	SU - Kennedy Duda	5	25
08:51	SU - Xavier Parker Assisted by Jordan Rogers	6	25
07:00	WLU - Harrison Hanson Assisted by Sam Bassett	6	26
04:12	SU - Noah Nolt Assisted by Parker Brown	7	26
01:49	WLU - Harrison Hanson Assisted by Jack Payne	7	27
00:01	SU - Lucas Brooks Assisted by Xavier Parker	8	27