Sophomores BrendanMeehan #23


Sophomore • 6-2 • 175 Defense Rockville Centre, N.Y./ South Side Major: Undecided Business


2010: Played in four games… Had a ground ball against Marist (4/21).


BEFORE SIENA: Played two years of lacrosse, two years of


basketball and one year of soccer at South Side…All- Conference in lacrosse and basketball as a senior.


PERSONAL: Born May 23, 1991 in Rockville Centre, N.Y… The son of Daniel and Carol Meehan…Has a younger brother, Peter, and two older sisters; Caitlin and Erin…Chose Siena because of the good business school and to play lacrosse.


Meehan’s Career Stats Year GP GS GA Pts


2010 40 0 Total 40 0


0 0


0 0


Sh 0


0


SOG 0


0


GB 1


1


Collin Parkhurst #29


Sophomore • 5-11 • 170 Attack Croton on Hudson, N.Y./ Hendrick Hudson Major: Mathematics


2010: Played in nine games… Had three points on one goal and two assists…Scored a goal and had an assist against Wagner (4/10)…Had two ground balls.


BEFORE SIENA: Earned four letters in lacrosse and two letters in winter track at Hendrick Hudson…All-League in


lacrosse as a sophomore, junior and senior…Named All- Section as a junior and senior…Team Impact Player of the Year as a sophomore…Team Most Outstanding Player as a junior…Team MVP as a senior.


PERSONAL: Born October 7, 1990…The son of Mike and Deirdre Parkhurst…Chose Siena for its size, distance from home, the math department and because they have lacrosse…Aspires to be a math teacher.


Parkhurst’s Career Stats Year GP GS GA Pts


2010 90 1 Total 90 1


2 2


3 3


Sh 2


2


SOG 2


2


GB 2


2


34


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