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Bio

	#2 - Brendan Mundorf
	Class: Senior Height/Weight: 5-11, 195     Hometown: Baltimore, MD Position: A     High School: Mt. St. Joseph's

Career Highs:

Goals: 7 vs. Loyola, 4-21-04

Assists: 5 vs. Quinnipiac, 4-9-05

Points: 9 (7g, 2a) vs. Loyola, 4-21-04

Named to the Inside Lacrosse 2006 pre-season All America (honorable mention) squad… selected to represent Australia in the 2006 World Lacrosse Championships, to be held in London, Ontario, Canada from July 13-22…named a 2006 team captain, Mundorf also was invited to try out for Team USA this past June…… needs 16 goals to become tenth Retriever (sixth in Division I era) to hit the 100- goal plateau and 12 points to enter the top ten scoring chart in school history…has started every game (42) during his three-year…is the nation’s fifth leading active scorer (137 points) entering competition this season.  

2005: Became UMBC’s first USILA All American (honorable mention) since Dan Marohl earned the honor in 2000…also the first UMBC athlete in any sport to earn Player of the Year honors in the America East Conference… was brilliant in first half of the campaign, amassing at least four points in UMBC’s first seven games…in the opener vs. national runner-up Duke, he scored three goals and added an assist, then posted 3-3-6 vs. Ohio State and netted three scores and added a helper vs. the eventual national champion Johns Hopkins Blue Jays…reached season highs in goals (5) and points (8) in rout of Canisius and recorded back-to-back five-point efforts at Maryland (2-3-5) and in the America East opener vs. Vermont (3-2-5)…contributed a career high five assists (2-5-7) in win over Quinnipiac…was held off the scoreboard for the first time in 25 games (at Maryland, 2003) when Binghamton shut him off and double-teamed him on April 13, 2005…Mundorf initiated UMBC’s ball movement, which resulted in good scoring opportunities for an eager supporting cast in an easy 10-4 victory…slowed somewhat down the stretch, he totaled 12 points in his final six contests… ended the 2005 season ranked ninth nationally in points per game (3.80 ppg) and has moved into 12^th place on UMBC’s all-time scoring list with 137 points (84 goals, 53 assists)…now fifth all-time amongst UMBC’s Division I scorers, and his 57-point single season was the 13th-best in school history… became the first player to hit the 50-point plateau since Dan Marohl posted 52 points in 2000…finished third in the America East Conference in points per game, third in assists per game and fourth in points per outing.

2004: Recorded 48 points, the most productive season by a Retriever since Dan Marohl tallied 52 in 2000...his 33 goals were the most since Casey Hard also scored 33 in 1999...finished second in the America East Conference in both goals and points...was 15th in the nation in those same categories...has now scored at least one goal in 15 straight games and tallied at least two points in his last 12 contests...tied for the team lead with 5 extra-man goals and led squad with a pair of game-winning goals (Quinnpiac, Loyola)...scored 4 goals vs. Delaware, and 3 each vs. Hartford, Quinnipiac, Vermont, and Albany (playoff game)...on April 21 vs. Loyola, he set career bests in goals (7) and points (9), contributing 4 goals and 1 assist as UMBC broke the game open in the fourth quarter...the 7 goals were the most for a Retriever since Chris Turner netted 7 vs. Towson on April 25, 1999 and the 9 points is UMBC’s top effort since Dan Marohl produced 9 (4-5-9) vs. Radford on April 22, 2000...the 7 goals ties for the fifth most in a game by a Retriever. 

2003: Produced the fourth most productive freshman season in UMBC's Division I lacrosse history…his 33 points were the most for a UMBC first-year player since Dan Marohl had 53 in 1997…hit the scoreboard in his first eight collegiate games before being blanked vs. North Carolina…shot a very efficient 44.0% (22 goals on 50 shots)…recorded his first four-goal game in a 14-7 win over Dartmouth…was credited with the game-winning goal in that contest…came back with a three-goal, two-assist effort in a 12-10 win over Penn State…assisted Josh Gerber for the fourth quarter go-ahead goal in that game, then tallied an insurance marker…tallied another hat trick the following week at Rutgers…scored three of his four goals at Navy in the final 20 minutes…the final two goals cut the UMBC deficit to a single goal, but the rally fell short despite his six-point effort.

BACKGROUND: Earned All City-County honors from The Baltimore Sun during his senior season... also lettered in football for the Gaels...chose UMBC for its "closeness to home"...uncle, Matthew, was an All American lacrosse player at Mt. St. Mary's...has two younger siblings, Barron, 10, and Mary Blair, 9...a fan of the movie Top Gun, and the Baltimore Ravens...majoring in Sociology…son of Lucinda Mundorf...born July 27, 1984.