Hometown: Boston, Massachusetts
Sport: Men’s Lacrosse
Class: Sophomore
Major: Business
Coach Osborne on Billy: “This year’s lacrosse team will rely heavily on the Billy’s speed, quickness, and ability to score. We hope that he will continue to provide leadership and develop some of his play-making abilities to make us a more dangerous offensive squad. He obviously had a strong year in 2007, earning All-league honorable mention and providing a solid goal scoring presence, but we hope he continues to strive to round out his game, again, with leadership, play-making and passing, and supply a consistent example of good effort and attitude everyday in practice. We expect just that and feel we can be a very competitive team in the NAC this season.”
Read MoreJSC wrapped up its weekend home-stand by hosting the Blazers of Elms College on Saturday, Feb. 16. JSC would see senior guard Jenna Lewis play in her final home game of her career. Lewis had an outstanding three-year career with the Badgers, contributing in every aspect of the game.
Lewis is among the school’s all-time leaders in points, assists and steals. She is 5th in career points with 865, 4th with 238 assists, and 6th with 139 steals.
It is the time of year that everyone loves, the time of year where anything and everything can happen: March Madness. Every Division One basketball team across the country has one goal at the beginning of each season, and it is to reach the big dance.
History has showed us (except the 16 seeds going up against the one seeds) that anything can happen once you get to the tourney. Teams that are overlooked throughout the year and even right before the tournament starts, tend to play at a level they themselves didn’t know they could reach.
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The men’s lacrosse team opened up their 2008 season with a 9-5 victory over conference foe Emerson College down in Boston, Mass. on Saturday, March 22. After finishing their 2007 campaign with a 3-7 record, the Badgers are looking to make some noise in the North Atlantic Conference in 2008.
A pair of sophomores led the offensive attack for JSC. Billy Noyes tallied two goals and two assists, while Erik Tillberg poured in a hat trick with three goals. Junior Matt Riani had a goal and two assists on the day and senior Kegan Pettit added a goal and an assist as well. Rounding out the rest of the JSC offense were sophomores Steve Noyes and Brandon Sawyer, who had a goal each, and senior Matt Martin handed out an assist.
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