Chase Komer worked his way into the Scarlet Raptors’ starting lineup midway through the 2006 season and went on to play a major role in the midfield and center back as the Raptors captured the ECAC Metro championship.

        Komer played in 21 games, including a start in his collegiate debut, the season opener at Merchant Marine (Sept. 2). After starting three of his first 11 games, he started nine of his last 10, beginning with an 8-0 win over John Jay College of Criminal Justice (Oct. 9).

        Komer earned three varsity soccer letters for Coach David Geyer at Williamstown High School. He was named as the team’s Most Improved Player during his sophomore season. As a senior in 2005, he helped the Braves capture the Tri-County Conference Royal Division title and earned the George Carini Award.

        Komer also earned a pair of baseball letters and graduated with honors from Williamstown High School.          

        A Criminal Justice major at Rutgers-Camden, Chase is the son of Alexander and Teri Komer of Williamstown.