In the fall, Holland will be continuing his athletic and academic career at Stevens, located in Hoboken, where he will play lacrosse and pursue a pre-law track. I have full faith in these guys to make immediate impact on the field this year.” “We have juniors stepping up this year such as Jake Weiner, Jake Miller, Connor Cuonzo, and Eddie Wysmierski, just to name a few. “Although I do miss our seniors from last year, I have full belief in the guys we have this year to fill those roles,” Holland said. He is a confident captain with exemplary leadership qualities who believes in his players. “Losing these guys is an unfortunate thing to deal with as a team because of their important roles as players in the locker room and on the field,” Holland said.ĭespite this, Holland remains optimistic. The current team has also seen key players get injured early in the season, including seniors Noah Marovitz and Adriatik Koliqi. This can often leave a team with gaps in leadership and player positions.

I feel as though my role is to show how the foot cannot come off the pedal.”Īs with the start of every new season, one of the current team’s challenges is making up for the loss of last year’s seniors to graduation, including Andrew Novak, Sean Lawler and Patrick Bourke. “We have a very tough schedule with difficult game after difficult game, and the discipline as a team needs to remain consistent throughout. “Some challenges I see for myself as a leader of the team this year are maintaining a certain level of attention to detail,” Holland said. Holland will have to lead his team through the good and the bad, the ups and especially the downs, of the season. Being a captain brings several challenges and requires a strong leader for players to look to for guidance.

Holland, who recently committed to play lacrosse at Stevens Institute of Technology starting next year, knows that achieving success is never simple. “We are looking to make a statement win in the Waterman division today,” said Holland about the upcoming game. The third game is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. RHS senior Tyler Holland, the captain of the Randolph Varsity lacrosse team, knows he has an important role to play this season leading the team to success this spring in his final year of high school.Īt press time, the team was two games into the season, falling to Delbarton, 16-5, in the season opener on April 3, but bouncing back five days later with a resounding win over Roxbury, 19-3, on April 8.

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