2018 Men's Lacrosse Roster
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Jersey Number 21
Reid Bowering
- Height:
- 6-0
- Weight:
- 190
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- Coquitlam, British Columbia
- High School:
- Archbishop Carney
Bio
Career
*Tri-captain of Drexel’s 2021 CAA championship team
*Tied Drexel’s record for career goals with 147
*Sixth all-time at the school with 184 career points
*Earned Honorable Mention All-American status in 2021
*Scored 47 goals in 2019, which is the second highest single-season total ever at Drexel
*Was the second overall pick in the 2020 National Lacrosse League Entry Draft
*Graduated with a degree in entrepreneurship and innovation and is working on his master’s degree
2021 / Fifth Year
An Honorable Mention All-American…named the Most Outstanding Player at the 2021 CAA Championships…scored five goals in the championship game at Hofstra after recording three points in the semifinals against UMass…had four goals in the NCAA Championships at Notre Dame, including the 147th of his career, which tied the Drexel career record…scored a season-high six goals with a career-best seven ground balls in the win at Fairfield…recorded hat tricks in five of his final six games…ended the season with 25 goals and three assists in just nine games as he missed four due to injury…finished his career on a 41-game point-scoring streak…named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
2020 / Senior
Was off to another great start before the season ended after six games…scored 20 goals and had three assists….finished third in the CAA in goals per game and was seventh in points per game…had at least two goals in five of six games…scored six goals and had an assist in the win vs. No. 14 Villanova…scored five times against Robert Morris and four times at High Point…four of his goals were on the man-up…picked up 23 ground balls, which was second on the team and fifth in the CAA…snared five ground balls against Albany and Villanova…granted another season of eligibility by the NCAA due to the COVID-19 pandemic...named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll…earned his undergraduate degree in entrepreneurship and innovation.
2019 / Junior
Had one of the best offensive years in school history…scored 47 goals, one shy of the Drexel single-season record…handed out nine assists and finished the year with 56 points…led the CAA and was seventh in nation with 3.13 goals per game…second in the country with 11 man-up goals and led Division I in man-up goals per game...had two man-up goals in a game four times…finished sixth in Division I in shot percentage (.490)…a Second Team All-CAA for the second straight season… scored the final two goals in Drexel’s come-from-behind win at Hofstra…scored career-high seven goals at Michigan and tallied six more at Georgetown…had 11 hat tricks in 15 games and had at least a goal in every game…finished the season on a 26-game goal-scoring streak…named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
2018 / Sophomore
A Second Team All-CAA selection after scoring a team-high 31 goals as a sophomore…was second in the conference in goals per game (2.38) and seventh in points per contest (2.92)…chipped in with seven assists and finished the season with 38 points…scored at least one goal in all but one game…had five goals in the win vs. Bryant…in that game had two even strength goals, two with a man down and one on the man up… scored three or more goals seven times…had four goal games against both Hofstra and Marist…picked up five points with three goals and two assists in victories against Fairfield and Providence…selected CAA Player of the Week after the Providence victory… named to the Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
2017 / Freshman
Had an outstanding first season…was named the USILA/BSN Sports Division I National Offensive Player of the Week (4/16) after recording five goals and two assists in the win at No. 2 Hofstra…was named to the CAA All-Rookie team…selected as the CAA Rookie of the Week on two occasions…led the Dragons with 15 assists and was second in both goals (24) and points (39)…led the CAA with four game-winning goals…finished tied for seventh in the CAA in assists per game, eighth in points per game and ninth in goals per game…had four goals and two assists vs. Saint Joseph’s…finished the year with three hat tricks, six multiple-goal games and five multiple-assist games…had 17 points in Drexel’s five CAA games…was third on the team with 32 ground balls.
Background
Attended Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary School in Coquitlam, British Columbia...played on the 2016 Minto Cup championship team...was the British Columbia Junior A Lacrosse League Defensive Player of the Year in 2016...in 2015 was the Intermediate League MVP and was named to both the league and provincial all-star team...played left wing on his high school hockey team and was the MVP for three straight years...a First Honors Award recipient for three years.
Personal
Son of Nella Melchiorre and Joe Bowering...one of three children.
*Tri-captain of Drexel’s 2021 CAA championship team
*Tied Drexel’s record for career goals with 147
*Sixth all-time at the school with 184 career points
*Earned Honorable Mention All-American status in 2021
*Scored 47 goals in 2019, which is the second highest single-season total ever at Drexel
*Was the second overall pick in the 2020 National Lacrosse League Entry Draft
*Graduated with a degree in entrepreneurship and innovation and is working on his master’s degree
2021 / Fifth Year
An Honorable Mention All-American…named the Most Outstanding Player at the 2021 CAA Championships…scored five goals in the championship game at Hofstra after recording three points in the semifinals against UMass…had four goals in the NCAA Championships at Notre Dame, including the 147th of his career, which tied the Drexel career record…scored a season-high six goals with a career-best seven ground balls in the win at Fairfield…recorded hat tricks in five of his final six games…ended the season with 25 goals and three assists in just nine games as he missed four due to injury…finished his career on a 41-game point-scoring streak…named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
2020 / Senior
Was off to another great start before the season ended after six games…scored 20 goals and had three assists….finished third in the CAA in goals per game and was seventh in points per game…had at least two goals in five of six games…scored six goals and had an assist in the win vs. No. 14 Villanova…scored five times against Robert Morris and four times at High Point…four of his goals were on the man-up…picked up 23 ground balls, which was second on the team and fifth in the CAA…snared five ground balls against Albany and Villanova…granted another season of eligibility by the NCAA due to the COVID-19 pandemic...named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll…earned his undergraduate degree in entrepreneurship and innovation.
2019 / Junior
Had one of the best offensive years in school history…scored 47 goals, one shy of the Drexel single-season record…handed out nine assists and finished the year with 56 points…led the CAA and was seventh in nation with 3.13 goals per game…second in the country with 11 man-up goals and led Division I in man-up goals per game...had two man-up goals in a game four times…finished sixth in Division I in shot percentage (.490)…a Second Team All-CAA for the second straight season… scored the final two goals in Drexel’s come-from-behind win at Hofstra…scored career-high seven goals at Michigan and tallied six more at Georgetown…had 11 hat tricks in 15 games and had at least a goal in every game…finished the season on a 26-game goal-scoring streak…named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
2018 / Sophomore
A Second Team All-CAA selection after scoring a team-high 31 goals as a sophomore…was second in the conference in goals per game (2.38) and seventh in points per contest (2.92)…chipped in with seven assists and finished the season with 38 points…scored at least one goal in all but one game…had five goals in the win vs. Bryant…in that game had two even strength goals, two with a man down and one on the man up… scored three or more goals seven times…had four goal games against both Hofstra and Marist…picked up five points with three goals and two assists in victories against Fairfield and Providence…selected CAA Player of the Week after the Providence victory… named to the Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
2017 / Freshman
Had an outstanding first season…was named the USILA/BSN Sports Division I National Offensive Player of the Week (4/16) after recording five goals and two assists in the win at No. 2 Hofstra…was named to the CAA All-Rookie team…selected as the CAA Rookie of the Week on two occasions…led the Dragons with 15 assists and was second in both goals (24) and points (39)…led the CAA with four game-winning goals…finished tied for seventh in the CAA in assists per game, eighth in points per game and ninth in goals per game…had four goals and two assists vs. Saint Joseph’s…finished the year with three hat tricks, six multiple-goal games and five multiple-assist games…had 17 points in Drexel’s five CAA games…was third on the team with 32 ground balls.
Background
Attended Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary School in Coquitlam, British Columbia...played on the 2016 Minto Cup championship team...was the British Columbia Junior A Lacrosse League Defensive Player of the Year in 2016...in 2015 was the Intermediate League MVP and was named to both the league and provincial all-star team...played left wing on his high school hockey team and was the MVP for three straight years...a First Honors Award recipient for three years.
Personal
Son of Nella Melchiorre and Joe Bowering...one of three children.
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