By K.I. Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 12/4/13
Gloucester Catholic High School (NJ) senior attackman Jeff DeAngelis has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at King’s College.
Jeff DeAngelis log: 
High School: Gloucester Catholic
Graduation Year: 2014
Position: Attack
College Choice: King’s College
Club Affiliation: American Revolution Lacrosse, Braveheart Lacrosse
Lacrosse Honors: 2nd team All-Conference Selection, Hot Beds, UNC Team Camp, Bay Bridge Brawl, Jersey Shootout
What will you major in/study? Marketing
Why did you choose King’s? “I chose King’s because of it’s outstanding business program and great campus life. I also loved the style of play under Coach (Andy) Orlowski and Coach Church, as their fast paced offense is really something I believe I could fit into well.”
Outlook for upcoming season? “This season I believe we’ll be very competitive once again. With many returning seniors and the hard work that we’ve been putting in this off-season we should have a great chance at advancing further in the playoffs than we have in our program’s history. I have very high expectations for myself and my teammates that we should meet if we continue to work hard throughout the season.”
Thank You: “I’d like to thank my teammates, my High Shool coach Ryan Murphy, my club team coaches Peter Tumbas and Chris Cooper, and most importantly my parents for helping me achieve my goal of playing college lacrosse.”
Other Schools considered: Bridgewater College, Immaculata University, Rollins College, Lebanon Valley College
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