Beyond the new look, which Shroff called “corporate,” Rogers’ play has offered plenty to talk about. He’s registered the second most points on High Point’s roster behind star attackman Asher Nolting, and he made the USILA Team of the Week for Feb. 17. Through two games, he’s shot 63.6 percent and has scored as many goals per game (3.50) as UNC’s Chris Gray.
“We had high expectations of what we were going to see out of him, but honestly he even exceeded our expectations,” Robert Morris head coach Andrew McMinn said of Rogers. “He’s extremely athletic and has all the tools. When you look at his size, athleticism, stick work and finishing ability, it’s really like a prototypical ACC-type midfielder.
Thursday January 21st, 2021 11:50am
Robert Morris, this season competing as an Independent after departing the NEC, has released its 2021 schedule, featuring four new opponents.
The Colonials will play 12 games, five against the Southern Conference, three ACC, two independents and one from the Patriot and Ivy Leagues. They’ll be road warriors, playing nine road matchups, a pair of home games and one neutral-site game.
They’ll begin with a road trip to Duke on Feb. 7 a busy week nationally in the Triangle then off to High Point and Bucknell before their first home game Feb. 23 against Bellarmine. There are two more ACC games vs. Notre Dame (Feb. 27) and Virginia (March 20).
Thu Jan 14 2021 | Press Release | College
Moon Township, Pa. The Robert Morris University men s lacrosse program, under the direction of 10th-year head coach Andrew McMinn, has announced that it will retire the jersey No. 43 in honor of the late Jack Toomb. Every day that Jack donned the No. 43, he was a constant representative of what it means to be a RMU lacrosse player, McMinn said. His positive energy was contagious and was never compromised. Regardless of the circumstances, Jack was going to have a smile on his face, give 100 percent, and not sweat the little things! He approached everything in life this way, and it is a big reason why he will always be so loved. It s extremely important to our program to continue to honor his legacy as a person and player in every way that we can. Retiring his number is just one of those ways, and we will continue to embody his spirit in everything we do.