By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 1/11/13
Wissahickon senior midfielder Alex Kaufmann has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Albright College.
Alex Kaufmann log: 
High School: Wissahickon High School
Graduation year: 2013
Position: Midfield
College choice: Albright College
Club affiliation: Bandits
Major lacrosse honors: Varsity Lacrosse 4 year player, Varsity Lacrosse Captain 2012-13
What will you major in/study? Undecided, Business
Why did you choose Albright? “I saw a great opportunity to get an exceptional education and play for the men’s lacrosse team at Albright. I am really looking forward to getting on campus and making an impact academically and athletically.”
Outlook for your High School team? “Our goal is to win the League. I believe we are hard working and talented enough to compete for a State Championship. Our motto this year is brotherhood. We are working everyday as a team to perform at our highest potential this season.”
Additional comments: “I’d like to thank all my coaches I have been able to work with and play for in school and summer ball. I’d like to thank Coach Plunket and Coach Severns for giving me the opportunity to play lacrosse in college. Also, my family for supporting me in all that I do, including lacrosse, and especially this whole college process.”
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