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2017 Men's Lacrosse

8 Wyatt Griffith

  • Height 6-0
  • Weight 200
  • Class Senior
  • Hometown Wye Mills, Md.
  • Highschool Easton

Biography

Accolades: (2017) Tabbed to America East Winter/Spring Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016) Named to America East Conference Winter-Spring Commissioner's Honor Roll (2015) Selected to America East Winter-Spring Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2014) Earned a place on America East Conference Winter-Spring Commissioner’s Honor Roll during his initial year at UMBC.  

 

2017: Competed in three contests in his final season… Selected by Coach Moran to deliver an address to players and coaches at America East Championship reception.

 

2016: Saw action in the March 30 contest versus Johns Hopkins.

 

2015: Competed in four games as a close defender and also saw action on man-down unit.

2014: Saw action in four contests… Collected a ground ball and caused a turnover in the triumph at Mount St. Mary’s. 

 

Background: A First Team All-Conference honoree in lacrosse, football and wrestling during 2012-13 campaigns at Easton… A member of the National Honor Society... Favorite musical artist is Kid Cudi… Listed favorite book as Harry Potter… Started playing lacrosse at the age of six… Son of Barry and Kelly Griffith.

Statistics

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2017

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Historical Player Information

  • 8

    2014Freshman

    D
    6'0" 210 lbs
    8
  • 8

    2015Sophomore

    D
    6'0" 210 lbs
    8
  • 8

    2016Junior

    D
    6'0" 195 lbs
    8
  • 8

    2017Senior

    D
    6'0" 200 lbs
    8
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