Eric Fraeyman has joined The College of Wooster men's lacrosse coaching staff under the guidance of second-year head coach Eric Seideman.

Fraeyman's main responsbilities as one of two assistant coaches will be to help with the planning, execution and organization of practices and to help facilitate recruit tours.

Fraeyman played four years at Albion College (Mich.) where he earned MIAA First Team All-Conference honors as a senior. A key defender in Albion's 14-5 season, Fraeyman collected 30 ground balls and caused eight turnovers. He also scored six goals and dished out one assist.

He appeared in 57 games and made 19 starts in his time at Albion, a fellow Division III school. He tallied 22 goals and 10 assists, while picking up 85 groundballs and 28 caused turnovers. Fraeyman also was the SAAC Vice President.

At The College of Wooster, Fraeyman also serves as an Enrollment Specialist in the admissions office. He does admissions outreach work, interviews potential students and runs and organizes campus visit programs.

Prior, he worked as a Behavioral Management Specialist at The Village Network where he was responsible for managing youth with behavorial/developmental issues.

Fraeyman has an undergraduate degree in Psychology/Neuroscience and is currently enrolled in a criminal behavior master's program at Tiffin University.

Wooster is coming off a historic season, finishing 13-4 for a new program record in wins as well a record 11-game winning streak.