| imagined having George Tenet '76, former head of U.S. Intelligence and once Hoya midfielder, serve as honorary team captain with a pre-game introduction at the mid-line. No, I thought, it's just a lacrosse game, not a litmus test on patriotism. Despite the dreary forecast, a sell-out crowd showed up at the Yard only to see Georgetown dig a 3-0 hole for themselves. The Blue & Gray faithful, who subsequently endured the downpour and lightning delay, were treated to a rousing comeback and triumph by the Hoyas. Long-time supporters, parents, former players, as well as recent fans were in abundance. For me, it bordered on overload of some of my favorite people: Larry and Margaret Flick; photographer extraordinaire Dan Gresham; Jeff and Patty Walker; Ed and Diane Collins; Lisa McCrae; Tom Shuler; Bob Corno; Ed '54 and Pat Daly; Paul '61 and Ann Coughlin; Tom Coleman '61; Mike Farrell '63; Rory Quirk '65; GU lax founder John Campbell '66; Randy Dental '67; Jim `66 and Susan Brown; Alex Haig '74; Bill Fraites '75; Jim Phelan '76; Sue Dugan '78; Bob Flanagan '78; Ed Ecker '82; Paul '85 and Maria Robertson; Greg McCavera '99; Andrew Owen '04; Bill Price '74 and son Taylor '09; John Bishop; local restaurateurs Joe McGuinness '68 (Chadwicks) and Carol Joynt (Nathans). BTW, Carol, who continues to search for the true meaning of lacrosse parenthood, featured the sport at her most recent Q&A Cafe's at Nathans. You can view online her recent musings on the sport and other topics at this link. Sadly, fifth-year senior Mike White went down in the first quarter with an ACL injury | 
|  Brant Gresham '03 returned to campus following nearly two years of flight training
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|  Matt McBride '08 in a post-game interview after scoring the insurance goal late in the game with fellow Delbarton grad Taylor Price looking on to distract him
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|  Mike White is helped to sidelines by Coach Urick and Dan Vinson `09
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