Like last year's mud brawl, Kennesaw State traveled to Greenville to face furman in a cold mud. It was once again a competitive game that, despite the mud, remained clean and fair. As is often the case, Furman got off to a good start with goals from Grant Fitzgerald, Zach Pancoast, and Corey Gheesling. As the game continued Furman faded off into the distance. There were moments of glory including midfield heroics by Fitzgerald that set up a Gheesling to Pancoast goal, with one of the smoothest finishes the SELC has ever seen. Furman's lack of depth and resolve once again proved their demise, but there remains promise within the team. We look to see serious improvements and large victories as the season continues.

Unfortunately, Furman barely fielded a squad at Davidson. Furman got off to a thunderous start and, as their numbers dwindled, injuries insued, and arguments began surfacing, Davidson took a lead and held onto it. Furman failed to take advantage of their early lead and paid the price.

Cancelled due to unforeseen events.

Furman University succumbed to an extremely slow start to lose to the College of Charleston 7-13. After being held scoreless for the first quarter, the Paladins went into the half down by four goals.  Afterthe halfway point in the third quarter, the Paladins woke up and started toplay quality lacrosse. The Paladins' scoring started with a familiar feed from Attackman Grant Fitzgerald to Zach Pancoast, who finished with style. Fitzgerald  led the paladins with one goal and three assists, with Pancoast adding a solid three goals. Jeff Henson had two goals and Luke Corely had one, with Midfielder Corey Gheesling rounding out the scoring with three assists. Trey Massar had 15 saves in his very first game in goal and was helped out by defensemen Andy Finley and Andrew Hoke.

 The Paladins look to bounce back against fellow SELC teams this weekend against Emory Saturday at home and away Sunday at divison rival Davidson. 

After a long layoff, Furman returned to action against Emory last weekend and lost a spirited battle 21-2.  Furman has been hampered by injuries this year but has played with tremendous authority and alacrity.  Furman lost a close one to Davidson a few weeks ago but bounced back against Georgia State with solid victory.  The Dins' will be heading to Kennesaw State to play a very good KSU squad this weekend.  More updates to follow.