Team Captain ... In 2011: Missed six games due to injury, but was a key player for the Bison down the stretch during the team's championship run ... Collected 30 ground balls in 11 games, the third-best per-game mark on the team ... Pocketed four ground balls in a game four times, including against Virginia in the NCAA Tournament ... Recorded at least one ground ball in all 11 games ... Scored a big goal off a faceoff in a 10-8 win over No. 20 Villanova ... In 2010: Had another outstanding season as a long-stick defensive middie and a key wing man on faceoffs ... Ranked third on the team with 44 ground balls ... Scored first two career goals in a win over Jacksonville ... Collected career-high eight ground balls against Albany ... Had five GBs against Jacksonville, Penn State and Lehigh ... Finished season with 17 caused turnovers, with high of three against Duke, Jacksonville and Lafayette ... In 2009: Along with Jason Neithamer, was part of a solid young long-stick defensive midfield rotation ... Played in 13 games as a rookie ... Was particularly strong on ground balls and as a wing on faceoffs ... Ranked fourth on the team with 29 ground balls ... Had six GBs against Penn State and four each against Lafayette and Air Force ... Personal: Son of John and Karen Scally ... Born May, 3, 1989 ... Father played soccer at Muhlenburg ... All-conference selection in both lacrosse and soccer at Delbarton ... Part of powerful Delbarton lacrosse program that lost in the state final in 2008 and was nationally ranked ... High school teammate of John Collett ... Team was ranked No. 1 in state and No. 3 in nation in 2007 ... Also earned all-county and all-state honors in soccer ... Majoring in political science ... Frank Fedorjaka on Scally: "John has done a terrific job as a team leader and has really embraced that role. He is playing at his highest level, and that is saying something because he is probably the best ground ball guy I've every coached. He has a great knack for the ball and is a big key to our faceoff game. He will also play more 6-on-6 this year."