Lynchburg coach Steve Koudelka felt it at practice this week — “an air of confidence.” “They were excited for the challenge,” said Koudelka. “Even yesterday as I walked out to practice, there was a confidence. There was an attitude of ‘I can’t believe this is one day away.’ They weren’t intimated. There was an air of confidence all week.” It’s what’s needed to take down No. 1 Salisbury. The No. 10 Hornets beat the Sea Gulls 10-8, to end a six-game losing streak against Salisbury that dates to 2015. A diverse scoring effort, with Kyle Lewis, Riley Mitchell and Brett Rogers each scoring a pair of goals, plus a standout performance in net and defense, plus closing the gap at the face-off X led to the victory for the Hornets, who move to 3-0.