Bio

2014: Honorable mention selection on the All-North Coast Athletic Conference Team, marking his third all-conference citation … Leader of a defensive backfield that ranked ninth in NCAA Div. III, in terms of goals allowed (6.33 per game) … Individually, was third in league in caused turnovers with 24 and among top-15 in groundballs (42) … Had two games with four caused turnovers and two with six groundballs … 2013: First-team all-NCAC defender after anchoring a backfield that averaged 7.40 goals allowed – the 25th-best defensive scoring rate in Div. III … Registered a team-leading 28 caused turnovers while typically guarding the opposition’s top scoring threat, plus 48 groundballs … Credited with career-high nine caused turnovers as well as nine groundballs during standout performance against Kenyon (April 17) … Offensively, scored first career goal at DePauw (April 6) … 2012: Received honorable mention on the all-conference team after stepping right in as a freshman starter … Helped record a team 9.78 GAA, highlighted by holding four opponents to five goals or less … Statistically, had second-most groundballs on the squad with 62 as well as 16 caused turnovers and three assists … Best outing was against archrival Wittenberg (April 21) as he recorded career-high 10 groundballs and both defenses took center stage in a 7-6 game … Prior to Wooster: A US Lacrosse All-American within the Ohio North Coast region as a senior at North Canton Hoover High School … Also second-team all-state (Div. I) for 2011 season … Vikings’ Defensive Player of the Year in both soccer and lacrosse as a senior, and twice a team leader in groundballs in the latter … Totaled six varsity letters – four in lacrosse and two in soccer … Personal: Born March 12, 1993 … Son of Richard and Teri Hohan, and younger brother of Jen Hohan, a 2013 Wooster alum who played soccer … Majoring in biology.