Syracuse University Athletics

Position: Midfield
Height: 6-5
Weight: 215
Class: Senior
Hometown: Glenside, Pa.
High School: Radnor HS/Georgetown Univ.

Senior Year (2009): Played in all 18 games as a member of SU’s second midfield … Scored 16 points (9g, 7a) … Also went 19-for-43 (.442) at the faceoff X … Scooped up 18 ground balls … Tied his career high with two goals against Virginia … Also had two points in wins against Providence (1g, 1a), Army (1g, 1a), at Massachusetts (1g, 1a) and versus Johns Hopkins (2a) … His two assists against the Blue Jays tied his career high … Scored a goal and tied his career high with four faceoff wins against Binghamton … Also collected a personal-best four ground balls against the Bearcats … Tallied one goal in regular-season wins against Cornell, Albany and Colgate … Collected one assist in wins at Georgetown and versus Duke (NCAA) … Named to the SU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in the fall and spring.

Junior Year (2008 at Georgetown): Played in 12 games with two starts … Scored three goals and had two assists for five points … Also had five ground balls … Scored one goal and had an assist at Rutgers.

2007 (at Georgetown): Redshirted while recovering from a shoulder injury.

Sophomore Year (2006 at Georgetown): Played in all 14 games, starting against Maryland … Scored two goals … Recorded six ground balls … Won 13-of-29 faceoffs … Scored goals against Delaware and Mount St. Mary’s.

Freshman Year (2005 at Georgetown): Appeared in all 15 games … Scored six goals and had one assist for seven points … Recorded 11 ground balls … Won 3-of-6 faceoffs and collected two ground balls against St. John’s … Scored two goals and had two ground balls against Vermont and won one faceoff … Scored a goal and picked up a ground ball against Mount St. Mary’s … Had goals against Penn State, Army (NCAA) and Maryland (NCAA).

High School: U.S. Lacrosse All-American and ranked the No. 2 scholastic midfielder by Inside Lacrosse in 2004 … 55 goals, 35 assists and 105 ground balls as a senior … Also won 75 percent of his faceoffs … Recorded 152 career goals and 97 career assists … Career ground ball record-holder at Radnor … Led Radnor to the Central League Championship and the state final in 2003 … Two-time team MVP and was an All-Central League choice three straight seasons along with being named the conference MVP as a senior … Two-time all-state, All-DELCO and three-time All-Main Line choice … Named Genuardi’s “Top High School Athlete” in 2004 and honored with the Alumni Award for most decorated athlete … Also excelled in football and basketball … Honorable mention all-state selection in football … Also named to the All Central League First Team twice and was an All-DELCO and All-Main Line selection … Three-time All-Central League, two-time All-DELCO and All-Main Line selection in basketball.

Personal: William Scott Kahoe … Born in January 1986 in Philadelphia, Pa. … Son of Meredith Berry and Gardner Kahoe … One brother, one sister … Father, Gardner, played for the NFL’s Denver Broncos … Sister, Alex, played lacrosse at the University of Maryland … Earned bachelor’s degrees in finance and English at Georgetown … Pursuing a master’s degree in the School of Information Studies.