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2011: Johnson saw regular playing time on the defensive line in his sophomore year, playing in all nine games for the Scarlet and Brown.  He finished the season with two tackles, one solo and one assist.

2010: Johnson played in seven of St. Lawrence's final eight games aong the defensive line in 2010.  The Bronx, NY native made seven tackles, including his first collegiate sack in the team's Hoffman Cup victory against Merchant Marine.

At Berkshire School
Johnson was a tri-sport student-athlete, competing in Football, Basketball and Track and Field.

2011:  Gretz appeared in seven games in his sophomore season, including starts against Rochester and WPI. 

2010: Gretz served as a valuable scout team player in his rookie season.  A neuroscience major, he is expected to move to tight end and compete for playing time in his second year.

At Abington Heights
Gretz was a dual-sport athlete, competing in Football and Wrestling. The Clarks Summit, PA native served as the football team's captain and was a two year letterwinner.

2011:  Coker Jr. continued his impressive play along the offensive line in his sophomore season as he earned Liberty League Second Team honors.  

2010: Coker Jr. had a stellar rookie season, starting in all 11 games for St. Lawrence at left guard.  The Syracuse, NY native solidified the team's offensive line, as he was one of only three rookies to earn First Team All-Conference honors from the Liberty League.  Coker Jr. was also the conference's Rookie of the Week on September 6 following his play at Ithaca, and is a member of the Black Student Union on campus.

At Corcoran
Coker Jr. was a stand-out multi-sport athlete, competing in Football, Track and Field, Wrestling and Lacrosse. The Syracuse, NY native captained the football squad and was a two-time All-League selection.

2011:  Harris again served as a reserve offensive lineman, and will compete for playing time in 2012.  

2010: Harris served as a back-up offensive lineman in his first year.

At Bishop Stang
Harris was a tri-sport athlete, competing in Football, Lacrosse and Rowing. A captain of the football squad, he also earned a spot on the President's List for academic achievement.

2011: Cox again competed for playing time along the defensive front as a sophomore.  He played in all nine games for the Saints and made two tackles.

2010: Cox became a regular along the defensive line in the later stages of the season, playing in seven of the final eight games.  The Bronx, NY native made six tackles as a rookie including 2.0 tackles for a loss against Utica College.

At Cardinal Hayes
Cox was a decorated three-sport student-athlete, playing Football, Lacrosse and Track and Field. The Bronx, NY native was an All-League and All-Conference defensive player and earned the school's 2010 Spirit Award. Cox also earned Alumni Association Honors.

2011:   Goode Jr. appeared in eight games his sophomore season, where he recorded 18 tackles, nine pass break-ups and an interception.  

2010: Goode Jr. saw time in three games during his rookie season on the Saints' special teams unit.  The Bronx, NY native played against Alfred, RPI and nationally-ranked No. 2 Mount Union in the NCAA Tournament.

At Cardinal Hayes
Goode Jr. was a dual-sport athlete, competing in Football and Track and Field. The Bronx, NY native was given the football squad's Most Improved Player Award.

2011:  Tateosian appeared in all nine games for the Saints in his sophomore season, recording 146 yards on 14 receptions.  He also scored his first collegiate touchdown on Sept. 17 against Alfred.  The Keene, NH native earned a spot on the Liberty League All-Academic team for his efforts in the classroom.  

2010: Tateosian worked his way into the line-up for St. Lawrence as a first-year student.  He appeared in nine games and made four catches for 36 yards, including two for 21 against Utica College.

At Keene
Tateosian was a three-sport athlete, playing Football, Basketball and Baseball. The Keene, NH native was a two-time First Team All-State football player.

2011:  Busharis won the starting quarterback job coming out of training camp, appearing in nine games where he went 78-of-170 for 863 yards and 10 touchdowns.  He also earned a spot on the Liberty League All-Academic team. 

2010: Busharis served as a back-up QB during his first season at St. Lawrence.  He is majoring in economics and is a Vilas Scholar recipient as well as a member of Male Athletes Against Sexual Violence.

At Mansfield High
Busharis was a dual-sport athlete, participating in Football and Lacrosse. The Mansfield, MA native was named a Sun Chronicle All-Star for football and was also the Mike Julien Most Improved Player.

2011:   Shifley appeared in three games in his sophomore season, including WPI where he recorded his first collegiate touchdown on a 14 yard reception.  

2010: Shifley played in six games during his rookie year, serving time at both wide receiver and on special teams.  The Winthrop, MA native added eight receptions for 59 total yards.  A member of Male Athletes Against Sexual Violence, Shifley also competed on the Saints' baseball team in the spring of 2011.

At Dexter School
Shifley was a three-sport athlete, playing Football, Hockey and Baseball. The Winthrop, MA native stood out on the gridiron, where he was a team captain, a two-time All-New England Prep Team honoree and the school's Male Athlete of the Year.