By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 2/19/16
Moon Area (PA) 2017 attackman/midfielder Calvin Sargent (Duke’s LC) has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Cleveland State University.
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Calvin Sargent
High School: Moon Area High School, PA
Graduation Year: 2017
Position: Attack/ Midfield
College Choice: Cleveland State University
Club Affiliations: Dukes Lacrosse Club, American Revolution Pittsburgh, Low and Away Pittsburgh
Major lacrosse honors, camps and showcases: Under Armor uncommitted game, Jake reed Summer invitational, Yinzer report best 2017 Lacrosse High school players to watch
What will you major in/study? Business
Why did you choose this school? “Cleveland State was exactly the type of school I was looking for. I wanted a city school, and a school with around 15,000 kids. The coaching staff is also amazing. Coach (Dylan) Sheridan and Coach (Andy) German, are great leaders, and are extremely nice to me and my family. I’ve heard nothing but good things about both of them. I am really looking forward to playing for them.”
HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “We lost a lot of seniors last year, but everyone is putting so much hard work and effort. I have no doubt in my mind that we could win the championship this year!”
People to thank: “I’d like to thank my family, friends, coaches, teammates , and everyone who helped make this dream of mine come true. I’d also like to give an extra shout out to Coach T and Coach P for all that they have done for me. OVO.”
Other schools considered: Army, Robert Morris University, Salisbury University
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