• Three ODAC teams – Washington and Lee (16), Randolph-Macon (16), Lynchburg (15) – won at least 15 games with Roanoke posting 14 wins.
• The final league standings featured a three-way tie at 6-3 that shaped the tournament bracket; the final seedings (in order) were WLU, LYN, RC, HSC, RMC, SU, GC
• Randolph-Macon played for its first title in program history after upset victories at Hampden-Sydney (9-8) in the quarterfinals and at Washington and Lee (13-12) in the semifinals.
• Lynchburg clinched its 18th ODAC championship game appearance with a win over Roanoke (12-6) in the semifinals.
• In the title match, Lynchburg led 6-2 after one quarter but were out-scored by Randolph-Macon, 4-2, in the second to lead 8-6 at the break; the Hornets shutout the Yellow Jackets in the third frame and out-paced RMC, 5-2, in the second half on the way to a 13-8 triumph.
• Lynchburg has now won three of the past four ODAC titles to increase their overall tally to 10 conference trophies.

• For the sixth time in ODAC history, three teams earned a spot in the Division III bracket; ODAC automatic qualifier Lynchburg was joined by at-large selections Roanoke and Washington and Lee.
• All three ODAC teams received byes beyond the first round with Lynchburg hosting one four-team pod for the second and third rounds that included Washington and Lee; Roanoke's pod location was at Christopher Newport.
• Lynchburg and WLU both won their first outings with the Hornets dominating Pfeiffer, 24-8, and the Generals trouncing Lake Forest College, 17-4.
• Roanoke came up just short in its comeback bid from 4-1 down to lose, 10-9, to Stevens Institute
• In the third round, Washington and Lee out-scored Lynchburg 5-2 in the fourth quarter to post a 16-13 victory over the host Hornets
• In the quarterfinals, 13th-ranked Washington and Lee turned the tournament upside-down with a 16-15 overtime victory over host and top-ranked Salisbury University, recovering from a seven-goal deficit along the way
• The Generals, playing in the semifinals for the first time since 2002, saw their season come to a close with a 19-13 loss to sixth-ranked Tufts University.

• USILA TOP-20: the USILA released its annual USILA/Blatant Lacrosse 2025 Men's Coaches Division III Preseason Poll on January 29; Washington and Lee opens the year fourth in the table, while Lynchburg slots 12th; Roanoke (9) is receiving votes towards the top-20.
• USILA PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS: the USILA announced its annual Division III Preseason All-Americans on Wednesday; nine ODAC players featured on the three-team lists
  • 2nd Team: Luke Kammerman (A), Roanoke
  • 2nd Team: Jake Rust (M), Lynchburg
  • 2nd Team: Conor Kilfeather (LSM), Hampden-Sydney
  • 2nd Team: Elliot Cohen (SSDM), Washington and Lee
  • 2nd Team: Gaines Weis (SSDM), Hampden-Sydney
  • 2nd Team: Tyler Spano (FO), Washington and Lee
  • 3rd Team: Hillis Burns (A), Washington and Lee
  • 3rd Team: Jack Elliott (M), Washington and Lee
  • 3rd Team: Mike Allen (D), Randolph-Macon

The ODAC recognized 50 players on its 2024 All-ODAC teams (1st, 2nd, 3rd). Twenty-six players are back on league rosters this season. Additionally, two special individual honorees return.

Washington and Lee leads the way with 7-of-10 All-ODAC stars back in Lexington, while Roanoke welcomes back 6-of-10 all-league standouts. Randolph-Macon and reigning ODAC Coach of the J.B. Sheridan feature five of its seven 2024 all-conference stars.

Among WLU's returners is first team face-off man and ODAC Rookie of the Year, Tyler Spano.

• All-ODAC First Team Returners (10)
  • Luke Kammerman (A) - RC
  • Jake Rust (M) - LYN
  • Julian Kammerman (M) - RC
  • Jack Elliott (M) - WLU
  • Tyler Spano (FO) - WLU
  • Conor Kilfeather (LSM) - HSC
  • Gaines Weis (SSSP) - HSC
  • Elliot Cohen (SSSP) - WLU
  • Mike Allen (D) - RMC
  • Weston Hammond (D) - RC
• All-ODAC Second Team Returners (9)
  • Riley Hastings (A) - LYN
  • Luca Docking (A) - RC
  • Wyatt Whitlow (A) - RC
  • Hillis Burns (A) - WLU
  • Campion White (M) - HSC
  • Avery Tankersley (M) - RMC
  • Noah Elazar (LSM) - RC
  • Chris Datz (D) - WLU
  • Matthew Ezzell (D) - WLU
• All-ODAC Third Team Returners (7)
  • Austin Payne (A) - RMC
  • James Haley (A) - WLU
  • Cooper Hauser (LSM) - RMC
  • Luke Meadows (SSSP) - LYN
  • Ryan Addison (D) - BC
  • Wyatt Dwyer (D) - GC
  • Brodie Kent (D) - RMC

The athletes listed below represent the top-three returning statistical leaders for major statistical categories from the 2024 season (min. 500 minutes for GK save pct. and goals against average).

Below are the win-loss records for each coach entering the 2025 spring campaign.

• The ODAC will feature 11 competing squads for the second straight season.
• ODAC teams will conduct a full 10-game unbalanced conference schedule in addition to a robust non-conference campaign scheduled by each school.
• The first regular season games of the season are slated for the weekend of Saturday, February 8-9 with three squads in action.
• The first conference game of the season is slated for Saturday, February 22 with Roanoke taking on Averett.
• The ODAC Men's Lacrosse Tournament will feature a new eight-team bracket competed over four rounds.
  • First Round: Sunday, April 28 | #8 at #5 and #7 at #6
  • Quarterfinals: Tuesday, April 29 at #3-4 Seeds
  • Semifinals: Thursday, May 1 at #1-2 Seeds
  • Championship: Saturday, May 3 at the Highest Remaining Seed