15th ranked Villa Julie (6-2) traveled to 12th ranked Lynchburg (5-2). The Mustangs return home with a loss of 14-8. Villa took 38 shots and grabbed 30 groundballs to Lynchburg's 36 shots and 33 groundballs. Villa also won 12 of 25 face-offs.

The Lynchburg Hornets displayed their master of the field with two even goals and one man-up goal in the first quarter, while the Mustangs remained scoreless.

Lynchburg tallied two more goals in the second quarter before Villa's Kevin Donnelly (Laurel, MD/St. Vincent Pallotti) was assisted by Richie Ford (Baltimore, MD/Towson) for the first Mustang goal at the 6:01 mark. The Hornets earned another goal before the end of the half to lead 6-1.

The Mustangs came into the second half prepared to close the gap. After two Lynchburg goals, Greg Furshman (Miami, FL/Towson) scored a goal assisted by Ford with 9:45 remaining in the third quarter. Lynchburg scored another before Furshman capitalized on a man-up opportunity assisted by Steve Kazimer (Syracuse, NY/Henniger). The third quarter closed with the Hornets leading 10-3 after a Lynchburg goal.

Villa controlled the fourth quarter, tallying five goals to Lynchburg's four. Lynchburg scored their first goal of the quarter at 14:38. The Mustangs took over scoring with three consecutive goals from 13:12 to 10:50 by Nicola Bevacqua (Booton Township, NJ/Mt. Lakes), Ford, and Kazimer. Lynchburg scored a man-up goal at 10:23 that was closely followed by an unassisted Ford at 10:02. The Hornets maintained their lead by scoring twice more before Drew Brady (Newton Square, PA/Penncrest) ended the scoring at the :56 mark. The game concluded with Lynchburg holding on to their #12 ranking as they overtook the Mustangs 14-8.

Scorers for the Mustangs were Ford with two goals and two assists, Furshman with two goals, Kazimer with one goal and two assists, and Bevacqua, Brady, and Donnelly with one goal each.

The Mustangs look to redeem themselves when they travel to Wesley College on March 29 for a 7:00 p.m. game.