MILTON, Mass. – Following the cancellation of the spring seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including Senior Days, the Curry College Athletic Department wanted to give the senior student-athletes time to reflect on their career with the Colonels.

We continue our Senior Reflection web series and today we have Sean Ford (Barnstable, Mass.) from men's lacrosse:

Major: Nursing

Favorite Thing About Your Sport: My favorite thing about lacrosse is just being able to get all the guys together and being able to all play the sport we love.

Favorite Moment on the Field While With the Colonels: My favorite moment on the field with the Colonels would be beating Endicott for the first time in program history. That felt real good.

What Being a Student-Athlete Has Taught You: Being a student-athlete taught me how to manage my time correctly and to take responsibility for everything I do.

What You'll Miss Most About Your Team, Curry, and Being a Student-Athlete: What I will miss most about Curry Lacrosse is the relationships that I have made with my teammates, my coaches, and all the memories we made along our four-year journey together.

Plans Post-Graduation and How Being a Student-Athlete Has Prepared You For Your Future Career Goals: My plan post-gradation is becoming an Emergency Nurse and eventually becoming a Medflight Trauma Nurse. Being a student-athlete has prepared me for the mental and physical work that I will face in my career.

What Advice You Would Give To Future Colonel Student-Athletes: The advice I would give to future Colonel student-athletes is don't take anything for granted. You never know when your season can end. Learn to get comfortable being uncomfortable because the hardest-working times make the most memorable times. Work as hard as you possibly can in the classroom and on the field because I promise you, it will pay off.