2017: Closed out a heralded career with his best season…did everything for the WildCats, as the captain played in every game, starting all but one of them…worked on the wing in faceoffs and helped his FOGOs win several attempts…finished third on the team with 47 ground balls, picking up most in faceoff situations…worked on the top midfield line, but also served as one of the top d-middie options…caused 10 turnovers in that secondary role…finished fourth on the team with 21 goals and second with 13 assists…led the team with 34 points…all three were either career-highs or tied a career-high…posted hat tricks in wins over St. Mary’s and VWC, and tallied four times against nationally-ranked W&L…will leave Randolph tied for the most games played (65), second in assists (44), fifth in points (95), and eighth in goals (51)…will be missed by the team and the staff.
2016: Was very important in every aspect of the field for the WildCats…played every game while starting 12 of them on the wing…had a three-game stretch where he fired in two goals each game…all of those games were wins: Huntingdon, Bethany, and Shenandoah…also posted a two-goal day in the win over Bridgewater…finished the season with 18 total points (11 goals, seven assists)…while having a spot on the top midfield line, also worked on the defensive end of the field…used his athleticism to help guard many different players and help scoop up ground balls on the wing…picked up 30 on the year, which was good for sixth on the team…the leader will look to take on a larger role in his final season with the WildCats.
2015: Took on a much larger offensive role in the midfield in his second season…scored 14 goals, which was the most of any midfielder and assisted on 11 more, which was tied for fourth on the team…had the fifth-most points on the team with 25…had a career-high six points (1 goal, 5 assists) in the win over Methodist…scored twice in four games, and notched two assists in two games…recorded three points on three occasions…scooped up 28 groundballs on the year and caused six turnovers during the season…will look to improve his scoring as a junior.
2014: Another first year who made a huge impact on the attacking end for the WildCats…played in every game while starting four of them…he scored five goals, including his first two coming in the win over Southern Virginia, but his bigger asset was helping on the goals…tied for the team lead with 13 assists, and had an assist in all but four games…had two assists against VWC and H-SC…also pulled in 21 groundballs and forced five turnovers on the year…will look to take on an even larger role in the midfield as a sophomore.
Before Randolph: Ryan attended Jefferson Forest High School in his hometown of Lynchburg...played on the lacrosse team all four years, starting three of them...given the position of captain for one year under coach Scott Bladen...his team was district champions in his Jr. and Sr. years...had the most assists in 2012 and the most points in 2013...member of the National Honor Society and on the honor roll at Jefferson Forest.
Personal: Son of Greg Campbell and Paula Loveless...has one younger brother, Daniel...came to Randolph because it is a small school, has strong academics, and is close to home...likes to eat at Chipotles and watch Breaking Bad in his spare time...minoring in engineering.
