Colorado College Athletics

     
2019: A first-team all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … One of 10 Tigers who played in all 15 games … Led the team with 28 goals and career highs of 34 assists and 62 points … Struck for four goals and dished out a pair of assists in the 13-10 victory over Southwestern University in the championship game of the SCAC tournament … Recorded three goals and an assist in the 10-9 victory over Berry College, including the game winner 52 seconds into overtime … Posted season highs of five assists and seven assists against Sewanee … Scored multiple goals on eight occasions and dished out multiple assists 10 times … Tied for third on the team with a career-high 10 caused turnovers and finished eighth with 19 ground balls … Recorded a season-best two caused turnovers twice, the first of which was the 17-11 win over Rhodes College … Picked up a season-high five ground balls at Washington College … Named the SCAC Offensive Player of the Week on two occasions … Finished his career ranked sixth in program history with 84 assists, 10th with 187 points and 12 with 103 goals … One of four Tigers who earned a spot on the SCAC Academic Honor Roll as well as the all-conference team.

2018: An honorable-mention all-West Region selection by the Intercollegiate Mens Lacrosse Coaches Association … Played in all 15 games … Ranked third on the team with 34 goals and 50 points, both of which were personal single-season highs … Also tied for third with 16 assists … Registered at least one point in every game … Finished second on the team with 112 total shots and 65 shots on goal … Struck for multiple goals on 10 occasions … Exploded for season highs of seven goals and nine points in the 18-14 victory over Williams College … Scored three goals and dished out a pair of assists during the 14-10 win over Whittier College that gave Colorado College possession of the Locker-Stabler Cup for the seventh time in its eight-year history … Struck for a pair of goals and set up another score in the NCAA Tournament game at No. 8 Cabrini University … Tied for sixth on the team with six caused turnovers and tied for eighth with 18 ground balls … Picked up six ground balls during the season opener at No. 16 Roanoke College … Produced two caused turnovers and grabbed a pair of ground balls in the 13-12 overtime victory at Montclair State University.
  
2017: Played in all 16 games … Ranked fourth on the team with 13 assists and 28 points, and fifth with 15 goals … Produced a season-high five points with three goals and a pair of assists in the 14-13 victory over Williams College … Registered three goals and an assist in the 15-7 win over Goucher College … Recorded a goal and two assists during the NCAA Tournament game at No. 9 Cabrini University … Scored a goal and set up two others in the season-opening 9-5 victory at Transylvania University … Began the year with a six-game assist and point streak … Finished the season riding a five-game goal-scoring streak … Picked up three ground balls on three occasions.
  
2016: Played in 15 of 17 games … Led the team with 21 assists, finished second with 47 points and third with 26 goals … Finished the season with an eight-game goal-scoring streak … Scored twice in both NCAA Tournament games … In the 11-10 overtime victory against Whittier in the first round, he tied the game with 1:28 remaining in the fourth quarter and then set up the game winner 28 seconds into overtime … Struck for a season-high five goals during the 14-7 win over Adams State University … Posted a season-best seven points with four goals and three assists in the 16-13 win against Babson College … Finished sixth on the team with 29 ground balls and tied for eighth with seven caused turnovers … Grabbed five ground balls during the 14-5 win over Augustana College … Forced three turnovers in the 13-8 win against Carthage College.
   
Before Colorado College: Played lacrosse and basketball at Pope High School in Marietta, Ga. … Earned three varsity letters in each sport … A two-time captain of the lacrosse team … A third-team all-state selection and Cobb County Player of the Year as a senior when he recorded 48 goals, 50 assists and 112 ground balls … Helped lead the Greyhounds to a second-place finish in the state tournament … Named the team’s MVP during his junior and senior seasons … Also received the team’s Andrew J. Oswald Award for outstanding character … Recorded 39 goals, 17 assists and 123 ground balls as a junior when PHS advanced to the semifinals of the state tournament … Had 18 goals, 11 assists and 52 ground balls as a sophomore to help the Greyhounds reach the quarterfinals of the state championship … Ranks first in school history in career ground balls and points in a single season … Also is second in career assists and points, as well as assists and ground balls in a single season … Ranks third in career and single-season faceoff wins … Posted a 4.01 grade-point average and was named to the school’s Renaissance Board as a junior and senior.
   

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