UMBC

Bio

	#4 - Justin Radebaugh
	Class: SO Height/Weight: 6-0, 190     Hometown: Lutherville, Md. Position: M     High School: Boys' Latin

Accolades: Named America East Rookie of the Week on April 13, 2009.
 
2009: Earned the assignment as UMBC’s primary face-off specialist in the fifth game of the campaign at Maryland on March 14… Stalemated the Terrapins, winning 10 of 20 draws in UMBC’s 9-7 victory… Won 14 of 21 draws vs. Binghamton on April 4, then captured a season-high 16 (of 24) in the victory at Albany on April 11… Recorded his first collegiate point, an assist, vs. the Great Danes and earned the league’s Rookie of the Week honor by virtue of his performance… Collected a season-high 11 ground balls and won 14 of 22 draws in UMBC’s narrow America East semifinal win over Binghamton on April 29… Won 76 of 147 draws (51.7 percent) vs. America East Conference foes… UMBC was 6-0 when he captured 10 or more face-offs in a game… Led the squad with 62 ground balls on the season… Wore No. 35 as a freshman.
 
Background: Named the Lakers’ “Unsung Hero” in football, ice hockey and lacrosse in his senior season… A member of the 2007 lacrosse squad which reached the MIAA title game… Possesses face-off experience… Captained the Boys’ Latin ice hockey squad and was the team’s Most Valuable Player… His father, Ned, was an All-American at Johns Hopkins University who was part of three NCAA Championship squads from 1978-80… Has younger siblings, Brent, age 16, and Bryana, 12… Son of Sue and Ned Radebaugh… Born March 1, 1990.