Davenport Locks up Two More Standout Recruits
News Release—Davenport University Lacrosse
March 13, 2010
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—Earlier this week, Davenport head coach Bob Clarkson signed defenseman Scot Bradley of Forest Hills Eastern High School (MI). The Panthers are currently 6-0 on the year and face Dayton and St. Johns in two top 10 matchups this weekend at home.
Bradley comes to Davenport from nearby Forest Hills Eastern HS, where he is a standout on the boys lacrosse team under head coach Jake Heglund. Bradley, a 6’3″ defender, has played the last two years on varsity for the Hawks.
Scot is the son of Michele and Matt Bradley.
Kyle Stelter of Northview High School has also signed to attend Davenport in the fall. The offensive-minded forward will join a Panthers team that is currently ranked No. 2 in the MCLA D-II.
Stelter has already scored 100 goals on the Northview varsity squad as he heads into his senior season this spring. He has been a starter each season as a Wildcat and was named All-Conference (OK-Conference Tier 2) and All-Region last season.
Kyle is the son of Tammy and Joe Shelter and plays lacrosse under head coach Mike Malloy.
