St. John's University Athletics
2016 Men's Lacrosse Roster
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Jersey Number 45
Andrew Gray
- Height:
- 6-3
- Weight:
- 186
- Class:
- Freshman
- Position:
- Defense
- Hometown:
- Lithonia, Ga.
- High School:
- Woodward Academy
At Woodward Academy: Played two years on varsity at midfield and LSM … captained his team senior year … only began playing lacrosse his junior year of high school … named to Inside Lacrosse Invitational All-Tournament Team … recruited by Providence, Mars Hill and University of Alabama-Hunstville.
Personal: Son of Jerry and Joyce Gray … has one sibling; Jessica (24) who attended Florida A&M … majoring in economics … cousin Isaiah Graham committed to play football at TCU and cousin Jamie Ruffins plays basketball at Arkansas State … wishes to become a consultant or lawyer after graduation … lists hunting as a hobby … volunteers at Boy’s and Girl’s Club and Boy’s Club of New York … lists Scott Ratliff as most influential person in athletic career because “he taught be everything I know about lacrosse.”
Gray Up Close
Favorite Book: “1984” by George Orwell
Favorite Movie: “Big Fish”
Favorite Food: Fried rice
Favorite Pro Team: Arkansas Razorbacks
Favorite TV Show: “Top Gear”
Favorite Song: “Grandma’s Hands” by Bill Withers
Personal: Son of Jerry and Joyce Gray … has one sibling; Jessica (24) who attended Florida A&M … majoring in economics … cousin Isaiah Graham committed to play football at TCU and cousin Jamie Ruffins plays basketball at Arkansas State … wishes to become a consultant or lawyer after graduation … lists hunting as a hobby … volunteers at Boy’s and Girl’s Club and Boy’s Club of New York … lists Scott Ratliff as most influential person in athletic career because “he taught be everything I know about lacrosse.”
Gray Up Close
Favorite Book: “1984” by George Orwell
Favorite Movie: “Big Fish”
Favorite Food: Fried rice
Favorite Pro Team: Arkansas Razorbacks
Favorite TV Show: “Top Gear”
Favorite Song: “Grandma’s Hands” by Bill Withers