Christopher Newport University

2019 - Senior Season - Remained a key force on the squad's defensive unit during his final collegiate campaign ... Started all 19 contests and helped the Captains lead the NCAA in caused-turnovers-per-game ... Finished the year with 27 caused turnovers, which marked the ninth-highest single-season total in program history ... Forced at least one miscue in 14 of his appearances and had two or more on 10 occasions ... Had three caused turnovers in back-to-back appearances against Hampden-Sydney on February 23 and No. 12 Roanoke on February 27 ... Also added three during a triple-overtime victory against Washington (Md.) on March 13 ... Came through with two caused turnovers in each of his final three outings, including both games during the CAC Tournament ... Collected 38 ground balls during the year as well ... Picked up a season-high five rollers against Roanoke and had at least three in three straight conference contests from April 6-13 ... Also nabbed three in the semifinals of the CAC Tournament against No. 3 Salisbury on May 1.
 

2018 - Junior Season - Remained a vital member of the team’s defensive unit with another standout campaign … Started 19 games and ranked eighth in the CAC with 27 caused turnovers, which also marked the sixth-highest single-season total in program history … Forced a season-high four turnovers against Frostburg State on March 24 and had three in a top-20 battle against No. 11 Salisbury on April 4 … Finished with 14 caused turnovers during league action, which marked the sixth-highest total among conference competitors … Forced at least one miscue in 17 of his appearances, including his first 15 outings of the year … Caused a pair of turnovers against No. 17 Roanoke in the NCAA Tournament on May 9 … Secured 14 ground balls during the season and had at least two in five games … Plucked a pair of rollers and forced two turnovers at No. 7 Salisbury in the CAC Tournament on May 1 … Helped out on the offensive end as well after contributing assists in victories over Southern Virginia on March 3 and Mary Washington on April 11.

2017 - Sophomore Season - Made an immediate impact on the program as one of the squad's top defenders ... Saw action in 16 games and earned 15 starts during the year ... Ranked second on the squad and seventh in the CAC with 24 caused turnovers ... His 14 caused turnovers during league action also placed him second among conference competitors ... Forced seven miscues against Marymount on March 18, which marked the second-highest single-game total in program history ... Also caused three turnovers apiece against Guilford on March 4 and Southern Virginia on March 22 ... Caused at least one turnover in 12 of his appearances, including six straight outings from March 1-22 ... Collected 19 ground balls during the year and had two or more on five occasions ... Scooped up a season-high four rollers against Marymount ... Added three against No. 3 York (Pa.) during the regular season finale on April 15.

2016 - Freshman Season (at Jacksonville) - Appeared in one game during his first year with the Dolphins … Helped the squad register a 14-2 victory over VMI on April 9.

At W.T. Woodson - Was a multi-sport standout with the Cavaliers … Starred for four seasons on the lacrosse team … Secured first-team All-State accolades and was honored as the Conference Defensive Player of the Year for his work in 2013 … Also earned first-team All-Region accolades twice and was a perennial All-Conference selection … Guided the squad to a conference championship in 2012 … Also competed in football for three seasons and basketball for two … Was a first-team All-Conference pick as a tight end during his time on the gridiron.

Personal - William Glenn Cogan is the son of Chip and Karen Cogan … Has two older brothers, Hal and Brian … Hal competed in soccer at Catholic and Brian was on the gymnastics team at Springfield … His dream vacation would be a trip to Australia … “Friday Night Lights” is his favorite movie, and “The Office” is his favorite TV show ... Majoring in business.