What was the highlight of your season? Cliche, but the fact that every day, practice or game, being around these boys felt like I was around family.
Who was the unsung hero of your team? Sage Dubois. Sage is an absolute animal to play against. Along with that, Sage is always positive and making sure everyone’s attitude is the best it can be which plays such a big role for the team.
What was the biggest surprise of the season? Getting a group of 15 teenage boys to sign up for preseason
indoor lacrosse on time.
If you could improve high school lacrosse in New Hampshire, what would you do? Have a preseason tournament with all the divisions facing off so each team gets challenged to their potential.
Do you have any sports superstitions? If so, what are they? Always wear mid-calfs … never go frosty.
What’s your favorite pre-game meal? Steak and eggs (preferably teriyaki), a glass of water and a glass of milk.
If someone was going to make a movie of your season, who would play your coach? Who would play you? Johnny Depp would play Coach Blue, and for myself, Will Poulter … easy.
What was the last gift you gave someone? Splurged and emptied my bank account on a $10 pizza for the family.
What is the funniest thing that has happened to you recently? While taunting my opponent after a flawless Kan Jam play, I ran into a pole.
Describe the color yellow to someone who is blind. Warm, happy, and bright.
A penguin walks into your school wearing a sombrero. What does he say and why is he there? “Howdy folks” and he is there strictly for the fact that he can be.
If you could have dinner with any three people, who would it be? And what would you serve? Will Ferrell, Dane Cook and Jennifer Anniston. Every meat and cheese imaginable and some white wine for the lady.
If you got a $1 million to start a company, what would you do? Open a sloth exhibit in New Hampshire. Because that really needs to happen.
If you had to go on a talent show, what would you do? Sing. No, no I am not good … at all. But it would be pretty cool to sing on American Idol.
What inspires you? The person who inspired me and had the biggest influence on my lacrosse career is Bennett Mosseau. I have him to thank for my passion for the game and always having the utmost confidence in my game.