men's soccer

2012:  Davis appeared in 13 games for the Saints in his junior season.  The Richmondhill, ONT native is an economics major at St. Lawrence. 

2011: Craig was a contributor off the bench for the Saints as a sophomore and scored his first collegiate goal as part of a two-goal game in a 5-0 win over Bard.

2010: Craig appeared in three games in his rookie season for the Saints. He made his collegiate debut in a win over Elmira and also played in league wins over Vassar and Clarkson.

At St. Andrew's College:  Captain and MVP of his soccer team, Craig is an outstanding athlete who was also on the swim and track and field teams and competed in triathlons.  He was an honors student.

2012:  Chang appeared in five games for the Saints in his junior season. A major in economics and mathematics, he earned Liberty League All-Academic honors for his efforts in the classroom.  The Rye, NY native is a Presidential Diversity Scholar. 

2011: Juan provided depth at midfield for the Saints as a sophomore, coming off the bench to play in 14 games.  He was a member of the Liberty League All-Academic squad and earned Dean's List honors. 

2010: Juan came off the bench for the Saints as a rookie and played in 11 games. he made his debut in the season opener against Roberts Wesleyan.

At Rye:  Juan scored 35 goals and had 15 assists for 85 points in his high school career and scored 28 goals in two Super-Y League seasons, earning an invitation to the Super-Y League National ODP camp.

2012:   Bednarsky earned regional All-American status for the second straight season as he started in all 20 games for the Saints.  A two-time first team Liberty League selection and ECAC All-Star, he contributed both offensively and defensively at midfield and finished the season with a goal and four assists.  He is a psychology major at St. Lawrence.

2011: Andrew had an outstanding sophomore season as he was named a First Team Regional All-American and was also First Team All-Liberty League and ECAC.  He started all 20 games for the Saints and scored four goals and assisted on five others, including the overtime game winner in the NCAAs against Western New England. He scored the game winner in a 3-0 win at Hobart and had a two-goal game in the 4-0 NCAA first round win over SUNY Maritime.  He was named to the Liberty League All-Academic Team for his efforts in the classroom. 

2010: Andrew started all 22 games for the Saints as a midfielder. He scored his first collegiate point with an assist in a 3-0 win over Skidmore and scored his first collegiate goal in a 2-0 win over RPI in the Liberty League championship game. He was Liberty League Rookie of the Week Nov. 15.

At Gill St. Bernard's:  Captain and a first team all state selection for the Prep and State Champion team at Gill St. Bernard's, Andrew was selected to the US National pool and played in South Africa against top youth teams.

2012:  Lincoln appeared in 18 games at midfield for the Saints, scoring goals against LaVerne University and Potsdam State early in the season.  The East Tehtford, VT native finishes his three-year career at St. Lawrence with seven points on three goals and an assist.  He is a government major.      

2011: Nick again came off the bench to log valuable minutes for the Saints on defense and scored his first collegiate goal in his junior season. He made three starts and played in all 20 games for the Saints, helping the team set defensive records. He scored his first collegiate goal in a 5-0 win over Plattsburgh on a hard shot from the top of the box and had an assist in the 3-2 win over Geneseo.   

2010: Nick was an immediate contributor for the Saints in a backup role as a defender. He played in all 22 games and started two, helping the Saints hold the opposition to 0.64 goals per game overall and allow just two goals in Liberty League competition.

At Kimball Union:  A two-time first team All League player, a team captain and a Boston Globe All Academic selection, Nick Lincoln transferred to St. Lawrence from Valpariso University where he started eight games and played in 11 as a freshman defender. He helped Valpo set a record for wins in a season as a central defender and right back.