Hall of Fame
As a men's lacrosse goalkeeper, Woodard lays claim to a multitude of conference awards and records. He was a four-time team MVP and All-Patriot League selection, with two first-team (2000, 2001) and two second-team (1998, 1999) laurels. The Economics & Business major is one of 14 student-athletes in men's lacrosse conference history to achieve this feat.
During his senior season, he recorded 229 saves, good for fourth all-time in the conference, to total a Lafayette and Patriot League record of 769 career saves, thus cementing him as the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year in 2001. Nationally, he finished 10th in the country for save percentage in 2001 and 13th in the U.S. in goals-against average in 2000. In the NCAA's record book, he sits at 17th for career saves and 20th for all-time saves per game (14.79).
After college from 2001-07, Woodard served in the United States Marine Corps as a captain and ground intelligence and reconnaissance officer. He lived in Seattle and worked in commercial real estate for the next five years before earning a graduate degree from the University of Washington in 2012. Continuing on the private equity commercial real estate path, he worked for Colony Capital and JLL before his present position with Boston Capital Real Estate Partners. Woodard is a managing director whose job focus is on fundraising and acquisitions.
He currently resides in Cohasset, Mass. with his partner of 17 years and their three children.
