Reade Seligmann

Class:
Senior
Height:
6-1
Weight:
225
Hometown:
Essex Falls, NJ
High School:
Delbarton

The man is already putting an exclamation point on the answer to the question: "What can one man do?" Reade is a significant leader with the service efforts on campus, such as the Innocence Project Run in 2007 and the Pawtucket Coat Drive in 2008. He was recognized by the IMLCA (Intercollegiate Men's Lacrosse Coaches Assoc.) for such altruistic actions with their inaugural Boston Market Humanitarian Award. His focus is now on the spring, and placing himself in great physical condition. His loss of 25 pounds from a year ago, all the while maintaining his strength, is testament to his determination to dominate in 2009...2008: Received the Inaugural IMLCA Boston Market Humanitarian Award...Started five of 13 games for the Bears...Scored five goals and had three assists...Netted two goals in Brown's win over Delaware...Registered eight ground balls...Before Brown: Transferred to Brown from Duke...Two-time ACC Academic Honor Roll...Registered two assists over six games in 2005 and scored a goal, playing in six games, in 2006...Secondary School Background: A graduate of the Delbarton School where he lettered in lacrosse (3) and football (3)...Two-time All-Conference, All-Area, All-State and All-American in lacrosse...National Senior Showcase participant...Three-time All-Conference selection in football...Led Morris County in scoring (football) his senior year...Honor Roll every semester at Delbarton...Personal: The son of Philip and Kathleen Seligmann of Essex Falls...Has three siblings, Maxwell, Cameron and Benjamin...Enjoys snowboarding and surfing...History concentrator.