KEVIN PAVAN
| LAST NAME |
FIRST |
ADDRESS |
BIRTHDATE |
PHOTO |
| Pavan |
Kevin |
Coquitlam,
B.C.
CANADA |
Nov 1, 1978 |
 |
| G.P.A. | POSITION | HEIGHT | WEIGHT | HAND | GRADUATES |
| 94% | ATTACK | 6' 0" | 180 | RIGHT | 1996 |
Kevin Pavan is one of the most deceptive and natural goal scorers around. Kevin is the type of player who always seems to be open and is a natural scorer around the net.
This season's fall ball (1996) at NYMA had some some Div I and Div II college coaches astounded at the ability of Kevin to find the open areas. "Fastest first two steps I've seen in years" is what one of the coaches claimed to Kevin's current coach Steve Mandell. "Hits the seams as well as anyone I've seen" stated another.
Kevin comes from a box lacrosse background but plays with a natural field lacrosse style. He has followed the footsteps of his two older brothers. Eldest brother Chris a Minto Cup (Canadian Jr. A box Championship) winner and current WLA Burnaby Laker player. His other brother Ryan, is a teammate at NYMA.
Kevin has decided to leave his home on the west coast and attend NYMA this season. He hopes to attract the eye of some college coaches who may be interested in him.
updated May 13/97
Kevin has just won New York Military Academy's prestigious National Honor Society Award. This highest of academic awards is the first time a foreigner (Kevin is from Canada), has earned this distinction. Kevin's academic GPA has been averaging in the middle 90% range.
Kevin has also been honored by his lacrosse teammates with the "New Guy" award for his overall lacrosse play and team leadership.
For direct contact to Kevin Pavan e-mail Daryl Fernquist
or call (604) 220-0601.
PERSONAL INFO
BIRTHDATE Nov 1, 1978
GRADUATES 1997
G.P.A. 94% - 3rd highest at NYMA
S.A.T. taking spring of 1997
HEIGHT 5' 11"
WEIGHT 180
BOX LACROSSE TEAMS LAST 4 YEARS
1996 Port Moody, Junior B
1995 Coquitlam Adanacs, Intermediate 'A'
1994 Coquitlam Adanacs, Intermediate 'A'
1993 Port Moody, Midget 'A' - Provincial Champions
FIELD LACROSSE TEAMS LAST 4 YEARS
1996 - Tri-City Adanacs - Canadian Silver Medal Winners
1994 - Tri-City Adanacs Varsity club team
- league and Provincial champions
1993 - Tri-City Adanacs Varsity club team
- league and Provincial champions
