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2011
 Aileen
McCausland
Sport &
Position: Lacrosse - Midfield
Hometown: Phoenix, MD
High School: Hereford
Height: 5-5
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McCausland and fourth ranked Salisbury
University women's lacrosse team boast a 13-2 record, including 6-0 in
the competitive Capital Athletic Conference. The Phoenix, Md., native
has helped the Sea Gulls add to their CAC winning streak, which
currently stands at 64-consecutive victories. This season, McCausland
has played and started in 14 games, while she is currently seventh on
the team in points with 24 (22 goals, two assists). The senior has been
a tireless worker both on the field and in the classroom throughout her
career, as she has been named to All-CAC second team, the 2010 NCAA
tournament Most Outstanding Player, a CAC All-Academic Team performer
and was inducted in the prestigious Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society.
"Over the past three years, Aileen has spent countless hours developing
and preparing herself for success," said Nein. "The culminating event
was when Aileen was honored as the NCAA tournament Most Outstanding
Player and her team won the national championship in 2010. To see her
development and growth has been a joy to watch. The excitement in her
eyes and expressions, knowing she put in the effort to become a better
player and teammate, was outstanding."
 Jamey
McClendon
Sport &
Position:
Football - LB
Hometown: Chantilly, VA
High School: Centreville
Height: 5-11
Weight: 195
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McClendon led the Salisbury University
football team to a 7-3 overall record and to the 2010 NCAA tournament
for the first time since the 2007 season. The Chantilly, Va., native
finished third on the team in tackles (62), including second in solo
tackles (27). McClendon took down opposing quarterbacks three times for
a loss of 16 yards, and came away with 7.5 tackles behind the line of
scrimmage, for a loss of 26 yards. For his play he was named to the
second team of the Atlantic Central Football Conference (ACFC). The
junior has performed just as well in the classroom, as he has been named
to the ACFC All-Academic Team all three seasons.
"Jamey has been a wonderful athlete to work with over the past two and a
half years," said Nein. "His dedication toward improvement is amazing
and it shows both on the field and in the classroom. Jamey is a guy who
truly enjoys putting himself in a situation to get better. The attitude
he selects daily is one that is always positive, upbeat and ready to
challenge the goals he has set for himself."
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