Penn State men’s lacrosse goalie Jack Fracyon will be hitting the pros after being signed to the California Redwoods in the Premier Lacrosse League on Wednesday.

The senior netminder recorded 130 saves so far this season, for a 0.492 save percentage. He also scooped up 25 ground balls and six caused turnovers.

The captain has cemented himself as one of Penn State’s best goalies over his four years, with the fourth-most career saves in the program. He will join Matt Traynor and Kevin Parnham, who both just got drafted into the PLL.

Fracyon and the No. 5-ranked Nittany Lions will continue their postseason journey on Sunday, May 18, in the NCAA tournament quarterfinals. They will take on Notre Dame at noon in Annapolis, Maryland. The game will be televised on ESPNU.

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