Hunter Drouin, a senior attackman on Colgate's men's lacrosse team, has made history as the first player from his program to receive the Patriot League Award of Sportsmanship. Drouin's achievement is not just about athletics; he embodies the values of respect and integrity in collegiate sports. Expressing gratitude for the award, he credited his coaches and emphasized a culture of personal development within the program. Additionally, Drouin is a pediatric cancer survivor and a committed advocate for LaCROSse Out Cancer, helping to raise over $70,000 in three years.

By the Numbers
  • Drouin scored 105 goals and 53 assists in 58 games at Colgate.
  • Raised over $70,000 for LaCROSse Out Cancer, including $32,948 last year.
State of Play
  • Drouin has also earned multiple national honors, including All-America recognition in 2024 and 2025.
  • His performance has solidified his status as one of the top players in Colgate's history.
What's Next

Drouin's commitment to sportsmanship and integrity sets a transformative precedent for future Colgate athletes, promoting a legacy of character-driven leadership.

Bottom Line

Drouin's recognition highlights the importance of combining athletic excellence with character and community service, reshaping what it means to be a student-athlete at Colgate.