Plymouth State University

SCOTT WALDEN ('00):  A star attackman for the men's lacrosse teams of the mid-1990s, Walden was one of the top scorers in the nation in his era and finished as Plymouth State's all-time scoring leader.  A three-time Cox Conference All-Star, he scored at least 40 goals each of his four seasons, and is the only men's player in school history with more than 100 goals and 100 assists.

A native of New London, N.H. (Proctor Academy), Walden broke on to the scene in 1993 with 45 goals.  He followed with 42 goals and a school-record 52 assists as a sophomore and a single-season record 94 points. He also broke the NCAA single-game scoring record with 21 points, tallying nine goals and 12 assists in a win over Norwich, a mark that still stands today.

Walden scored 40 and 49 goals over his final two years, finishing in the top six in the nation in goals, assists and points as a senior, He broke the school's 22-year-old career scoring mark, finishing with 176 goals and 323 points, with his 147 assists ending up three shy of the school mark.  Walden also led the Panthers to three winning seasons in four years, and was selected to play in the prestigious East-West Senior All-Star game.