Marquette University Athletics
Senior Reflections: Billy Rojack
4/15/2024 10:46:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
Rojack Is a defenseman from Madison, New Jersey
Billy Rojack speaks on his time at Marquette. The Marquette legacy is a three-time BIG EAST Academic Team honoree.
1. What is your most memorable experience with the team?
Rojack: Beating Michigan in Florida and getting to spend a lot of time with my dad, brother, and teammates after the game.
2. What's the best advice you could offer future Marquette lacrosse players?
Rojack: Dive into this university. There are so many people that are here for your success and want to see you succeed. The more time you spend building relationships with people at Marquette, the more you will get out of your experience.
3. Most memorable game? Why?
Rojack: Michigan in 2023 in Florida, for the same reasons above.
4. What has motivated you?Â
Rojack: My dad being alum has made be realize just how special it is to wear MU across my chest. Making my family proud has motivated me to be the best version of myself on the field while being grateful to represent the university.
5. How do you think you've changed as a player or person over your career at Marquette?
Rojack: I think I've just learned to appreciate everything that I get to do on a daily basis. No matter how hard or easy things are, I have learned it is a privilege to experience them.
6. What is your favorite thing about the city of Milwaukee? Why?
Rojack: It's a basketball city. Hoops have been a huge part of my life, and basketball being such a focal point here is surreal.
7. What have you learned that you will take with you as you move on from MU?
Rojack: That whatever career path I pursue, I should be striving to be the best version of myself while maximizing my performance.
8. Who is a teammate that has inspired you? Why?
Rojack: Jack Kinney - through injury he has battled and stayed himself. He is extremely genuine and would do anything for anyone on this team.
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1. What is your most memorable experience with the team?
Rojack: Beating Michigan in Florida and getting to spend a lot of time with my dad, brother, and teammates after the game.
2. What's the best advice you could offer future Marquette lacrosse players?
Rojack: Dive into this university. There are so many people that are here for your success and want to see you succeed. The more time you spend building relationships with people at Marquette, the more you will get out of your experience.
3. Most memorable game? Why?
Rojack: Michigan in 2023 in Florida, for the same reasons above.
4. What has motivated you?Â
Rojack: My dad being alum has made be realize just how special it is to wear MU across my chest. Making my family proud has motivated me to be the best version of myself on the field while being grateful to represent the university.
5. How do you think you've changed as a player or person over your career at Marquette?
Rojack: I think I've just learned to appreciate everything that I get to do on a daily basis. No matter how hard or easy things are, I have learned it is a privilege to experience them.
6. What is your favorite thing about the city of Milwaukee? Why?
Rojack: It's a basketball city. Hoops have been a huge part of my life, and basketball being such a focal point here is surreal.
7. What have you learned that you will take with you as you move on from MU?
Rojack: That whatever career path I pursue, I should be striving to be the best version of myself while maximizing my performance.
8. Who is a teammate that has inspired you? Why?
Rojack: Jack Kinney - through injury he has battled and stayed himself. He is extremely genuine and would do anything for anyone on this team.
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