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In 2006: Appeared in a career-high eight games, primarily as a man-down defender ... Picked up one ground ball ... In 2005: Saw game action in three contests ... Played against Maryland, Lafayette and Mount St. Mary's and was credited with one ground ball ... Personal: Son of Kevin and Pam Krause ... Born Feb. 11, 1986 in Santa Monica, Calif. ... 2004 graduate of Cumberland Valley High School ... Four-year lacrosse letterman ... High School All-American ... Two-time team captain ... Three-time first-team all-league selection ... CPSLA Defensive MVP in 2004 ... Earned 2004 Eagle Award ... Participated in 2003 Keystone State Games and was tournament co-MVP ... Grandfather, Herman Krause, was a sprinter at University of Alabama and broke the SEC record in the 100-yard dash in 1936. Frank Fedorjaka on Krause: "Patrick has improved every year and has a wonderful attitude and work ethic. He is versatile in that he can play both close defense and long-stick defensive midfield. He is probably our best ground ball guy among the long sticks. Patrick has good feet and good stick skills. This year we are looking for him to be a force on the wing on faceoffs and as a man-down defender." |
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