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Ryan Conrad, co-captain of the 2019 UVA Men’s Lacrosse National Champions is one of those few.
But rather than letting being behind discourage them, Conrad and his team used that pressure to spur them on to win, game after game. “I play better under pressure,” says Conrad. “As the pressure mounted, and it got closer to the end of the game, that just pushed us. Sure, it might have been easier if we didn’t have our hearts in our throats the entire 4th quarter, but that was really the DNA of the team.”
It’s that adversity and the tenacity each player showed through the season that Conrad credits with making the National Championship win that much sweeter. “In that moment, it’s just pure, unadulterated happiness.” And knowing how they played, as a team, pushing past their struggles and overcoming every obstacle they encountered, left them feeling like “nothing can stop you. Nothing can get in your way.”
Reflecting on how lacrosse had impacted his life, Conrad notes that playing a team sport was integral to helping him build social skills and become the person he is today. “Developing the ability to 100% trust someone…I genuinely cannot describe how integral that is to the person I am.” Thinking about what the future holds, he notes “it’s the way I’m going to raise my kids…making sure they have that. Those relationships make you the person that you are down the road.”
For Ryan Conrad, “my watch is an incredible way to have a reminder of that time, on an everyday basis. You can't bring around your ring. You can't bring your mini trophy with you wherever you go. So, having something that's as simple as a watch is an incredible subtle reminder to have on your wrist.”UVA Men’s Lacrosse
2019 National Champions
Penn Men’s Lacrosse
2019 Ivy League Champions
LSU Men’s Football
2019 National Champions
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