Brian Laroe commits to St. Lawrence University
Warwick. Wildcat offensive lineman to play for the Saints in the Liberty League against the likes of Ithaca College, University of Rochester, Hobart and RPI.
| 18 Dec 2020 | 12:57
Center Brian Laroe (#63) in action against Minnisink Valley the last time Warwick Valley played football. The three-year varsity football player has committed to St. Lawrence University in upstate Canton. Photo provided by Athletic Director Gregory Sirico.
Senior Brian Laroe had some great options.
The three-year varsity football player captains the offensive line from the most valued position in football: Center.
Following the footsteps of his father Jim Laroe ’72, Brian developed into one of Section IX’s top returning offensive lineman.
He recently won the “Frozen Ropes” Lineman Challenge Bench Press Competition, moving 185 lbs. 24 times.
Brian is an outstanding student carrying a 91.3 overall GPA. He earned NYSPHSAA Scholar–Athlete status for football and plans to study Economics and minor in Spanish.
Brian is the son of Jim and Jean Laroe and was recruited by Coach Tanner Niles. He chose St. Lawrence University over Castleton, Catholic University (DC) and Wilkes University.
Brian received the Presidential Scholarship from the St. Lawrence Saints who compete in the Liberty League along with Ithaca College, University of Rochester, Hobart and RPI.
Meanwhile, Brian and the Wildcats will kick off the football season on March 1.
Go Wildcats.