Senior Spotlight: Kevin Schrank

As Wells College puts a close to its fall 2020 season, the athletics department spotlights its fall student-athletes during Senior Week. Today, the athletics department is proud to feature from the men's soccer team, Kevin Schrank.

Kevin is a health sciences major with a dual-minor in criminology and psychology. Kevin is from Baldwinsville, N.Y., and has been part of the men's soccer team the past four seasons. He appeared in 50 games with 42 starts with nine career points from three goals and three assists during the past three seasons.

Wells men's soccer coach Jim McIntyre had the following to say about Kevin, "With playing a style of soccer that demands a high level of fitness, the first person that comes to mind is Kevin. He leads all the workouts and finishes in the top-three in all the fitness exercises. His dedication to the team and his fitness has showed over the past year. Kevin can be found in the fitness center working on becoming bigger, stronger and faster when he is not on the field training. His leadership with fitness has guided teammates like Nate and Ryan to push themselves in the weight room. Kevin will be missed by the coaching staff and his teammates, but I know that he will have great success in the Marines. Best of luck. 'Get your running done'."

Why did you choose Wells?

Because of its athletics programs.

What is your favorite memory at Wells College as a student-athlete?

That would probably be the trips with the soccer team to D.C. during my freshman and sophomore years.

What are your plans after Wells College?

I plan to join the Marines and enter OCS (Officer's Candidate School) and attend the police academy after that.

What advice would you give to the next person wearing your number?

Work hard and get your running done.

If you had a favorite class during your time at Wells College, what was it and why was it your favorite?

Any class with Professor Burwell because everything was made easy to learn.

What will you miss the most about being a student-athlete at Wells College?

The family dynamic.