men's lacrosse

2012: Wilber continued to impress on the defensive end in his junior year, piling up 16 caused turnovers, tied for second on the team.  Brian, who led the team in penalties, also added 11 ground balls having played in all 15 games.

2011: Appearing in 14 games for the Saints in his sophomore season, Wilber had 19 ground balls and caused 18 turnovers.

2010: Wilber was impressive as a first-year student at defense for the Scarlet and Brown.  The Haverhill, MA native played in nine games, including five starts, and chipped in seven ground balls and four caused turnovers.  An international economics and Spanish double-major, Wilber donates time at Canton High School working with students studying Spanish.

At Brooks School
Wilber was a three-sport athlete, competing in Lacrosse, Football and Hockey. The Haverhill, MA native captained the lacrosse squad in both his junior and senior seasons and was the team's Most Valuable Player in his final year. Wilber was also invited to play in the 2009 Lacrosse East vs. West All-Star Game.

2012:  Scullen played in all 15 of St. Lawrence's games in his junior campaign, shattering his previous career-high with 60 ground balls and adding his first collegiate goal.  The Hingham, MA native, who also chipped in a career-best eight caused turnovers, earned Liberty League Honorable Mention status.

2011:  Scullen appeared in 14 games in his sophomore season where he scooped up 13 ground balls and caused seven turnovers. 

2010: Scullen was a back-up midfielder in his rookie season with St. Lawrence.  The Hingham, MA native saw time in three games, winning 4-of-9 faceoffs and earning three ground balls.

At Hingham
Scullen was a dual-sport athlete, participating in Lacrosse and Hockey while earning Honor Roll and All-Scholastic status. The captain and Most Valuable Player of both teams, the Hingham, MA native was a Patriot League All-Star for lacrosse and the winner of the Hall of Fame Scholarship Award.

2012: Schoettler had a career-best season as a junior, totaling 14 points on seven goals and seven assists.  The Seattle, WA native also set a career-high in ground balls and earned a spot on the Liberty League's All-Academic team.

2011:  Schoettler played in 12 games for the Saints in his sophomore season. A member of the Liberty League All-Academic team, he scored four goals and added two assists.  The Seattle, WA native also grabbed seven ground balls and caused a turnover. 

2010: Schoettler was one of the Saints top offensive contributors in his first season.  The Seattle, WA native scored nine goals including the game-winner against Oswego State. 


At Seattle Prep
Schoettler was a dual-sport athlete, competing in both Lacrosse and Football while earning Dean's List honors. The Seattle, WA native had a decorated career with the lacrosse squad, as he was a two-year captain and All-State selection. Schoettler also won the team's Most Valuable Player award twice as well as the Coach's Award.