Meet lacrosse president, Skylar Whinery!


Skylar Whinery was born in Littleton, Colorado, a small town ten minutes away form Denver, Colorado. Whinery is twenty-years-old and is a Junior at Texas State University. His major is Digital Media Innovation. He is also the current president of the Texas State lacrosse team. During his spare time, he enjoys watching sports, as well as playing them. His favorite football team is the New England, Patriots. He believes they always play quality football and are a very entertaining team to watch week in and week out. Whinery plans to move back to Colorado once he gets his degree. Further more, he also enjoys the collection of caps and has a total of twenty-two caps as of now. 

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