Will make the transition from the midfield to attack ... very good two-handed skills ... good quickness and size ... sees the field well ... has very high motor ... has passion for the game and plays and practices that way ... started in the NCAA Tournament at Maryland as a freshman ... runs the field well ... quick hands and accurate shot ... heady player who makes good decisions in transition ... gifted finisher ... improving his feeding skills ... has three career goals in NCAA Tournament games ... three-year letterwinner.

2007: Second-Team Patriot League All-Conference selection ... led the Black Knights in points (29) and assists (10) while tying for the team lead in goals (19) ... registered at least one point in all but two games ... tallied career-highs with 6 points and 5 goals vs. Rutgers (May 2) ... netted 4 goals at Holy Cross (Feb. 27) ... added two goals in win at Syracuse (Feb. 23) ... also credited with two goals vs. Lafayette (Mar. 3) ... goal and 2 assists vs. Lehigh (Mar. 20) as well as Colgate (Mar. 31) ... two assists vs. Air Force (Mar. 24) ... goal and an assist vs. Navy (Apr. 14).

2006: Spent season on scout team.

2005: Appeared in all 17 games ... sixth on the team in scoring with 14 points on 14 goals  ...  registered first career hat trick with three goals against Lafayette ... scored six goals in final six games, including two at Holy Cross, one at Navy and another against Duke ... pointed in six of last seven contests.

2004: Appeared in 14 of Army’s 15 games ... earned first two career starts in final two games of the season versus Duke and Maryland ... made an immediate impact for the Black Knights offensively ... scored two goals at Maryland in first round of the NCAA Tournament ... led all Army freshmen in scoring ... scored first collegiate goal in win over Holy Cross ... marked twice in that contest ... scored two goals in a game four times ... registered a point in three out of four games for Army in late March-early April ... made collegiate debut opposite Air Force.

Prior to West Point: High school All-America selection his senior year at Granite Hills H.S. ... three-time all-conference performer ... conference “Player of the Year” his senior season ... first team academic all-county his senior year ... scholar-athlete award winner ... also lettered in football at Granite Hills H.S. ... voted offensive team MVP his senior season.

Personal: Justin Tyler Bokmeyer was born July 21, 1984 in Fort Hood, Texas ... parents are Seth and Julie Bokmeyer ... lists his favorite lacrosse moment as scoring two goals against Maryland in the NCAAs and five goals in championship game of the Asia Pacific Games in the summer of 2006... leads the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Lacrosse Bible study ... enjoys going to the beach in his spare time ... also like watching Ultimate Fighting ... is a huge Texas Longhorns fan ... lacrosse career has taken him to Japan and England ... double major in Management and Law and Legal Studies.