Hall of Athletic Honor
Tim DeMore can be easily regarded as one of the top attackmen in the storied history of the Gettysburg men’s lacrosse program.
Nearly 30 years after his graduation, he remains the program record holder for career points (249) and assists (128) and still stands 11th in goals (121). His 93 points (45 goals, 48 assists) as a junior still stands as the record for a single season. A two-time first-team All-Centennial Conference selection, he was also a two-time second-team All-America selection in 1994 and 1995.
The only player to record 13 points in a single game, DeMore did twice during his prolific career – against Widener in 1992 and again against Hampden-Sydney in 1994. That Hampden-Sydney game included a program-record eight assists. DeMore scored at least one point in the final 43 games of his career and four times netted 10 or more points.
He led the Bullets to four conference titles – two in the Middle Atlantic Conference and two in the Centennial. Including four NCAA tournament appearances, the team posted a 46-11 record during his tenure.
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