Drexel University Athletics
2027 Men's Lacrosse Roster
Roster

Jersey Number 38
Trent Layton
- Position:
- Face-off
- Height:
- 5-11
- Weight:
- 175
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Clarksboro, N.J.
- High School:
- Academy of the New Church
2026 / Sophomore
Stepped into the starting role this year for the dragons…played in 15 games this season…won .562 percent of face offs this season (182-324) ranked 26th in the nation and 3rd in conference...grabbed 84 ground balls and added 3 goals and 7 assists this year…went 78 percent with 1 goal and 1 assist in the win over Delaware… faced off at 80 percent with eight ground balls in the win over Mercer…named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic High Honor Roll.
2025 / Freshman
Was Drexel’s primary reserve as a face-off specialist…played in 13 games…won 52 percent of his face-offs (36-for-69)…won six of his eight face-offs at Mercer…picked up a career-high six ground balls and eight face-off wins in the CAA win against Hampton…finished his first year of action with 13 ground balls…named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
2024 / Redshirt Freshman
Sat out the season as a redshirt… named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic High Honor Roll.
Background
A local product from nearby Clarksboro N.J…graduated from the Academy of the New Church in Bryn Athyn, Pa…named all-league four times and was a member of three Friends School League championship teams…as a senior named a Payson Lyman Award as the school’s top athlete…won the Coaches Award as a senior and the Most Improved Player award as a junior, when his squad won the Mid-Atlantic Prep title…member of the Philly I-95 Cup Face-off team…also wrestled for four years and started for one season on the soccer team…an all-league wrestler all four years…MVP of his team as a senior…won wrestling coaches award twice…a three-time Prep State place winner and two-time National Prep Tournament Qualifier…won the Friends School League Championship twice…received Academic Honors all four years and was a member of the National Honor Society…earned Boy's School Faculty Commendation.
Personal
Son of Vincent and Kimberly Layton…his father wrestled at Gloucester County College, while his mother played soccer at The College of New Jersey…has one younger sister…majoring in business.
Stepped into the starting role this year for the dragons…played in 15 games this season…won .562 percent of face offs this season (182-324) ranked 26th in the nation and 3rd in conference...grabbed 84 ground balls and added 3 goals and 7 assists this year…went 78 percent with 1 goal and 1 assist in the win over Delaware… faced off at 80 percent with eight ground balls in the win over Mercer…named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic High Honor Roll.
2025 / Freshman
Was Drexel’s primary reserve as a face-off specialist…played in 13 games…won 52 percent of his face-offs (36-for-69)…won six of his eight face-offs at Mercer…picked up a career-high six ground balls and eight face-off wins in the CAA win against Hampton…finished his first year of action with 13 ground balls…named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
2024 / Redshirt Freshman
Sat out the season as a redshirt… named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic High Honor Roll.
Background
A local product from nearby Clarksboro N.J…graduated from the Academy of the New Church in Bryn Athyn, Pa…named all-league four times and was a member of three Friends School League championship teams…as a senior named a Payson Lyman Award as the school’s top athlete…won the Coaches Award as a senior and the Most Improved Player award as a junior, when his squad won the Mid-Atlantic Prep title…member of the Philly I-95 Cup Face-off team…also wrestled for four years and started for one season on the soccer team…an all-league wrestler all four years…MVP of his team as a senior…won wrestling coaches award twice…a three-time Prep State place winner and two-time National Prep Tournament Qualifier…won the Friends School League Championship twice…received Academic Honors all four years and was a member of the National Honor Society…earned Boy's School Faculty Commendation.
Personal
Son of Vincent and Kimberly Layton…his father wrestled at Gloucester County College, while his mother played soccer at The College of New Jersey…has one younger sister…majoring in business.
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