Brosmer Named CAA Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year

CAA Scholar Athlete of Year 2022_Max Brosmer

2/10/2023 11:06:00 AM | Football, Academics

53 Wildcats Named to CAA Commissioner's Honor Roll

By: UNH Wildcats

RICHMOND, Va. – Sophomore quarterback Max Brosmer (Roswell, Ga.) of the No. 13/15 University of New Hampshire football team was named one of the two 2022 CAA Football Scholar-Athletes of the Year on Friday. He shares the honor with Justin Szuba of Monmouth University.

Brosmer headlines a total of 53 Wildcats named to the 2022 CAA Football Commissioner's Honor Roll, which was also announced Friday; UNH had the fourth highest number of representatives on the Honor Roll in the 13-team conference. Brosmer has received this honor all four years. All-Americans Dylan Laube (Westhampton, N.Y.) and Josiah Silver (Hampton, Va.) were also named to the Honor Roll.

Brosmer compiled a 3.88 cumulative grade-point average while earning a degree in Biomedical Science: Medical and Veterinary Sciences this past December. He is currently pursuing a graduate degree in kinesiology.

His other academic accolades include Football Championship Subdivision Athletics Directors Association 2022 Academic All-Star Team, 2022 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team and, last spring, induction into the Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society.

Brosmer is the third UNH student-athlete honored as CAA Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Cam Shorey (2016) and Kyle Reisert (2017) received the award in consecutive years.

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After missing the entire 2021 season due to injury, Brosmer bounced back to put together a very impressive season in which he ranked No. 9 in the nation in both passing yards (3,157) and passing touchdowns (27). The 3,157 passing yards ranks No. 5 on UNH's list of single-season superlatives.

Brosmer ended the season with a touchdown pass in 12 consecutive games, including multiple TDs each of the last six with three at Richmond, Maine and vs. Fordham in the first round of the NCAA playoffs. He threw multiple touchdowns a total of nine times with a high of four vs. N.C. Central in Game 3.

Brosmer finished with a season-high 194.1 QB rating at the University of Maine by completing 14 of 23 passes (60.9%) for 247 yards and three TDs, including a four-yarder in overtime that gave the Wildcats a 42-35 lead.

Brosmer was named CAA Football co-Offensive Player of the Week following the Wildcats' thrilling win over Rhode Island. In that game, he completed 31 of 43 passes for 316 yards and two TDs. His second passing touchdown produced the game-winning score as he connected on a 26-yard pass with wide receiver DJ Linkins in the back-left corner of the endzone. This occurred on a critical 4^th-and-9 with just 17 seconds remaining in the game.

In the 2022 season, New Hampshire won a share of the CAA title with a 7-1 conference record and advanced to the NCAA second round to highlight a highly-successful season that ended with a 9-4 overall record.

2022 CAA Football Commissioner's Honor Roll, UNH

Student Athlete	Year	Pos.	Hometown
Zach Banks	Sr.	TE	Westminster, Mass.
Broox Bolden	R-Fr.	CB	Windsore, Conn.
Tim Bonagura	R-Fr.	DT	Fremont, N.H.
Sam Brecker	Fr.	WR	Malvern, Pa.
Charles Briscoe III	Jr.	WR	Bowie, Md.
Max Brosmer	So.	QB	Roswell, Ga.
Aidan Cadogan	So.	K/P	Waltham, Mass.
Dominic Cavanagh	R-Fr.	RB	Ashland, Mass.
Will Coty	R-Fr.	LB	Hyannis, Mass.
Mason Davis	R-Fr.	OL	Peabody, Mass.
Chris Donnelly	Jr.	DE	Park Ridge, N.J.
Bret Edwards	Jr.	QB	Lowell, Mass.
Joe Eichman	Jr.	S	Merrimack, N.H.
T.J. Farrell	Fr.	DE	Walpole, Mass.
Josh Fillion	Fr.	WR	Quebec City, Quebec
Huck Flanagan	Fr.	DE	Pomfret Center, Conn.
Kevin Gallic	Fr.	LS	Warren, N.J.
Cole Glennon	So.	WR	Bedford, N.H.
Owen Gormley	R-Fr.	DT	Salem, N.H.
Nate Gould	R-Fr.	WR	Upton, Mass.
Brendan Graham	Fr.	TE	Hudson, N.H.
Burke Griffin	So.	WR	Gig Harbour, Wash.
Randall Harris	Jr.	CB	Walled Lake, Mich.
Justin Jameson	R-Fr.	LB	Gardner, Mass.
Niko Kvietkus	Sr.	DT	Southington, Conn.
Kristian Larouche	R-Fr.	LB	Fairfield, Maine
Dylan Laube	Jr.	RB	Westhampton N.Y.
Kyle Lepkowski	Jr.	TE	Adamstown, Md.
Matt Marvin	Gr.	OL	Oshen, N.Y.
Nick Mazzie	R-Fr.	K/P	Boxford, Mass.
Brody McAndrew	R-Fr.	QB	Langhorn, Pa.
Caleb Mead	So.	CB	Willow Grove, Pa.
Aidan Michaud	R-Fr	OL	Glastonbury, Conn.
Duncan Moreland	So.	S	Beverly, Mass.
Zane Olmstead	R-Fr	QB	Binghamton N.Y.
Osho Omoyeni	Jr.	OL	Lowell, Mass.
Matt O'Neill	Jr.	OL	Wymouth, Mass.
Max Oxendine	Jr.	S	Chester, Va.
Brandon Perkins	R-Fr.	LB	Williamstown, N.J.
Dylan Poirier	So.	OL	North Kingstown, R.I.
Neil Politano	So.	DT	Jacksonville, Fla.
Colby Ramshaw	Fr.	TE	Londonderry, N.H.
Bryce Shaw	Jr.	LB	Raynham, Mass.
Josiah Silver	So.	DE	Hampton, Va.
Jackson Stone	Fr.	S	Lebanon, N.H.
Peyton Strickland	Fr.	TE	Goffstown, N.H.
Luke Teskey V	Fr.	DE	New Westminster, B.C.
Myles Thomason	Fr.	RB	Montclair, N.J.
Derek Thompson	Jr.	S	Bear, Del.
Brendan Tighe	R-Fr.	S	Lowell, Mass.
Max Tillett	R-Fr.	LB	Catawissa, Pa.
Ryan Toscano	So.	LB	Beford, N.H.
Gavin Urda	R-Fr.	CB	Milford, N.H.