STANDISH, Maine – Head Coach Bill Cosentino has announced the men's lacrosse recruiting Class of 2024.
Cosentino, who will be in his fifth as the Monks' clipboard carrier when the 2021 season begins next spring, is bringing in another outstanding group of athletes into the fold. His fourth recruiting class - which consists of 11 players from six different states with six midfielders, three defenders, and a pair of attacks – figures to help build on the winning culture Cosentino has established in short order.
During a truncated 2020 campaign, the Monks went 3-1 with victories over Nichols College (10-6), Husson University (18-4), and Houghton (19-7).
"We are very excited to welcome this incredible group of incoming freshmen and our graduate student to our men's lacrosse program," adds Coach Cosentino. "These men were proven leaders at their high schools and demonstrated excellence in the classroom. We are eager for them to help continue the strong culture that we have built here over the last few years and coupled with the committed returners that we have, lead us to the top of the GNAC."
MEN'S LACROSSE CLASS OF 2024:
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Ian Barker Why Saint Joseph's? The atmosphere made me feel at home and part of a family. High School: Participated in lacross and wrestling at Norton High School…Was a two year captain on the lacrosse team and a one year captain for wrestling...recieved the JFK Award in lacrosse and the Second Effort Award in wrestlling…Member of the History National Honor Society. Community Service: Volunteered at local zoo throughout high school. Personal: Ian James Barker, son of Anna Brookes and Glenn Barker…has one sibling, Andrew Barker. |
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Adam Enscoe Why Saint Joseph's? The lacrosse program. High School: Played lacrosse, hockey, and football at Spaulding High School…Recieved the Hustle Award twice and earned the Rider Cup in lacrosse, was named the most improved player and received the Sportsmanship and MVP award in ice hockey…listed on the Honor Roll, Technical Honors Society, and Student Athletic Leadership Team…played club for Houlagan's Lacrosse for a year. Community Service: Volunteered at Raiders for Change (friends forever). Personal: Adam Joseph Enscoe, son of Karen and Jon Enscoe …has siblings Jacob and Emma. . |
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Jacob Fles Why Saint Joseph's? I really like the community feeling. High School: Participated in lacrosse, football, and basketball at Gardiner Area High School…named all conference in football and received the Ray Shepherd award...competed in the 2017 Class C football regional final...listed on the Honor Roll. Personal: Jacob Nicolaas Cornelius Fles, son of Jack and Becky Fles…brother to Broghann and Keegan Fles. |
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Timothy Goodfellow Why Saint Joseph's? Awesome campus and great school size. High School: Played lacrosse and football at Wayland High School…Earned the Most Improved award in 2019 and was named captain for the 2020 season…was the recipient of the Most Profitable Company in my entrepreneurship and business management class…played club for Titletown Lacrosse for two summers. Community Service: Coached a youth lacrosse program. Personal: Timothy Joseph Goodfellow, son of Jennifer and Bob Goodfellow…has two siblings, Kevin and Jessica Goodfellow. |
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Michael Jones Why Saint Joseph's? They have a good MBA program and gave me another chance to play lacrosse. High School: Played lacrosse and football at Wallkill High School…Earned the Panther Award and helped lead his team to a Section 9 Championship Runner-up finish…Claimed the Academic Achievement Awards for Physical Education and Living Environment…Transferred to SJC from Johnson & Wales (Denver). Personal: Michael Milan Jones, son of Joan and Scott Jones…Has two sisters, Candy and Tanya. |
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Scott Lynch Why Saint Joseph's? It allowed me to continue my lacrosse career along with being close to my family. High School: Participated in football, indoor track and lacrosse at Gray-New Gloucester High School…was all-conference second team in 2019 for lacrosse, first team for 4x200 meter relay for indoor track in 2020, and all-conference honorable mention for football in 2018...ran in the 4x200 meter relay at the Class B State Meet for indoor track in 2018, 2019, and 2020, and played in the semi-final playoff game for lacrosse in 2019...was on the Honor Roll for all four years of high school and member of the National Honor Society...played for Maine Mussels Lacrosse - Travel Team for a year and won the Battle of the Barracks Tournament. Community Service: Was a part of Community Service Club for all four years of high school. Personal: Scott Peter Lynch Jr., son of Scott and Maggie Lynch…has two siblings Jennah and Justin. |
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Sean Powers Why Saint Joseph's? It was a place where I felt I could belong and thrive as a student and an athlete. High School: Participated in football, basketball, track, lacrosse, bowling at Merrimack High School earning varsity letters...was a bowling state champion in the metal flight. Community Service: Served at the soup kitchen, was involved with Reading Buddies Nashua, contributed at the MS walk, helped with church related community service, did nursing home visits, and fiddlesticks. Personal: Sean David Powers Jr., son of Mary and Sean Powers, Sr...brother to Natalie Powers. |
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Jacob Radwan Why Saint Joseph's? I like how SJC makes me feel like family. I also like the location and size of the school. High School: Played soccer and lacrosse for Coe-Brown Northwood Academy...received Lacrosse MVP as a sophomore, was D3 Second Team All State as a sophomore, and a lacrosse captain junior and senior year...competed in the NHIAA Boys Soccer D2 Championship as a junior...was on the honor Roll all four years and a N.H. Scholar. Community Service: Counselor at three Coe-Brown Lacrosse Summer Camps and one Coe-Brown Soccer Summer Camp. Personal: Jacob Colby Radwan, son of Wendy and Steve Radwan. |
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Devin Rheaume Why Saint Joseph's? I felt like home right away when I stepped on campus. I also, knew the coach and knew I would get the best experience on and off the field. High School: Played football and lacrosse at Londonderry High School...played club for Four Leaf Lacrosse for three years. Community Service: Coached a 4-6 grade Manchester team to a state win. Personal: Devin Alan Rheaume, son of Reneé and Richard Rheaume...brother to Hunter Rheaume. |
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Lucas Senecal Why Saint Joseph's? The community and the family feel with students on campus. High School: Participated in lacrosse and swimming at Bishop Hendricken High School...earned Academic All-State while being on the honor roll...played club for 3D Bears. Personal: Lucas Andrew Senecal, son of Paul and Diane. |
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William Strobeck Why Saint Joseph's? Business, sports, and beautiful location. High School: Participated in lacrosse, soccer, football, and ski racing at Holderness Preparatory School...recieved the Wendy Nourjan Award of Athletic Excellence and the Vermont Entrepreneur of the Year...played club for 802 lacrosse for one year. Community Service: Sewed blankets for homeless people. Personal: William Erik Strobeck, son of Carey and Matt Stobeck...brother to Drew, Jake, and Carly...will also be Skiing for SJC. |
