Drew Kessenich - 2025 - Men's Lacrosse - Jacksonville University

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Prior to Jacksonville:

2024:

Started all 13 games and was second on the team with 30 points, led the squad with 15 assists, tied for 10th in school history, and was tied for fourth with 15 goals
Also had three caused turnovers and eight ground balls
Scored a goal in nine games with four multi-goal games and a pair of hat tricks, while notching a point in 12 games
Began the season with two goals at Marquette
Handed out two assists at Ohio State
Tallied a season-high six points on a career-best five assists with a marker, ground ball and caused turnover against Mercer
Recorded three goals and an assist versus Queens and found the back of the net twice at Lindenwood
Had a goal and three assists, along with a takeaway and GB at Bellarmine

2023:

Named to the Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team
Played in all 13 games with 11 starts and tied for the team lead with 31 points and was second with 21 goals and 10 assists
Led the team with five man-up goals
Ranked fifth in the league and 43rd in the nation with five man-up goal, 18th in the ASUN with 2.38 points per game and 21st with 1.62 goals per contest
Tallied 19 ground balls and two caused turnovers
Third on the team with 71 shots with 49 on cage for a .690 shots on goal percentage, second on the squad
Scored a goal in nine games, with multi-strikes in seven of them
Recorded a point on 10 occasions
Started his collegiate career with two goals an assist, ground ball and caused turnover at VMI
Posted three goals with three ground balls at Ohio State
Had three goals and an assist at Mercer
Tallied two goals and two assists in back-to-back games against Utah and Robert Morris, with three GB's versus the Colonials
Recorded a season-high seven points with five goals and two assists against Lindenwood
Had two goals and a season-high four ground balls at Cleveland State

High School:

Lettered in basketball, football and lacrosse
Led his team in scoring in all three of his lacrosse seasons as well as topping the state in goals as a junior with 64 and finishing third in the state with 92 points
A two-time All-State and Conference Player of the Year selection
Helped his team to a 19-1 record and a state title as a senior, where he scored four goals and had three assists in the 7-5 championship win
Played club with Dane County Coyotes, Phoenix and East Wave, where in just his second year of playing lacrosse, he set a youth record with 96 goals in nine9 games for East Wave

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