Senior Year( 2011)

Patty's presence last season changed how we played last season and we are expecting him to have the same type of impact this season.  This speedy flank player's creativity on the run is sure to trouble plenty of opponents as they work to contain him.  This marks his second season as team captain and plenty will be expected of him as he helps steer a squad that is balanced with experience and inexperience. He featured in and started all 19 games during the season while earning 2nd team All-SLIAC honors and was also named to the SLIAC all-tournament team in the post season.

Junior Year(2010)

After being out for most of the season last fall due to a season ending injury, Harber is back to man the left side of the pitch.  His ability to get into the attack has been a key ingredient in the Panthers attack and having him back will give us much needed stability.  As a first year co-captain his style of leadership should endear him to this teammates as he looks to bring his calming influence into the Panthers style of play.

Sophomore Year(2009)

Patty is expected to be a defensive lynchpin in our back line while providing support in the attack from his trademark left back slot.  His offensive forays give the panthers much needed attacking support but ultimately it is his defensive prowess and ability to read the game that the panthers will rely on in his second season.  He feature in 15 games and started in 11 games despite a late start joining the team.  He also added 3 assists.

Freshman Year (2008)
 
Patrick was a late addition to the 2008 squad, but a welcome one at that. He comes to Principia College after being a player at The Principia School for the past few seasons. He is a comfortable and poised defender who has a knack for knowing where he needs to be. Not many freshmen come into a program and demand minutes from the start, but Patrick may be one of those players. His confidence and skill level will allow the Panthers to try him at numerous spots on the field depending on the situation and need