Saint Joseph's College of Maine

Accolades:
GNAC Honor Roll: 3/23/25, 4/20/25
GNAC All-Academic: 2025

2025: Started in 12 games...had a 4-7 record with a .515 save percentage and a 11.09 goals against average...recorded 138 saves and 19 ground balls...tallied a career-high 22 saves at Keene State (Mar. 25)...recorded 15 saves vs. Lasell (Mar. 28)...recorded 12 saves and three ground balls in a victory vs. Norwich (Apr. 15)

2024: Played in all 18 games and started 11...had an 8-5 record with a .502 save percentage and a 12.36 goals against average...recorded 147 saves and 32 ground balls...tallied 17 saves and two ground balls at Saint Joseph (Conn.) (Mar. 24)...recorded a career-high seven ground balls along with 13 saves at Norwich (Apr. 6)...recorded a career-high 21 saves along with two ground balls in a victory vs. Emmanuel (Mass.) (Apr. 24)

Why Saint Joseph's?: The community and the studies are excellent, there was no place like it. After talking with the coach and getting a full tour I knew I wanted to come here and play lacrosse and study for my next four years.

High School: Played lacrosse for Windham High School…As a senior he was named as the Varsity Eagle Athlete of the Year and participated in the Senior All-Star Game…Earned First Team All-Conference (2021), Rookie of the Year (2021), and Coaches' Award (2022) accolades and played in the Underclassmen Showcase as a sophomore and junior…Helped lead his team to the regional finale his sophomore and junior seasons…Registered a personal-best 32 saves in a single game and averaged a save percentage of 57%...Played club for Maine Mussels Navy for five years…Listed on the Academic High Honor Roll and member of the Latin Honor Society.

Community Service: Worked with Saint Brigid Students.

Personal: Philip Reed Wescott, son of Michelle and Robin Wescott…Has one sibling, Blake Wescott.