Colorado College Athletics

2018: A third-team all-West Region selection by the United Soccer Coaches … A second-team all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … Started all 19 games in which played … Logged a career-high 1,701 minutes, which ranked third on the team … Led the team with seven goals and 16 points, which tied for fourth and tied for eighth in the SCAC, respectively … Struck twice during the 4-0 win over Austin College for the third multiple-goal game of his career … His team-leading 59 shots and average of 3.1 shots per game ranked third in the conference … Became the 29th Tiger to record 50 or more career points when he helped set up Henry Schuler's game winner at against Centenary College on Oct. 19 at Stewart Field ... With his penalty-kick goal against Schreiner University in the regular-season finale, he climbed into a tie for 25th place in program history with 19 career goals as well as a tie for 28th with 52 points … Also ranks 35th with 14 assists … Earned a spot on the United Soccer Coaches Scholar all-West Region Team in recognition of his academic and athletic excellence, as well as his third appearance on the SCAC’s Academic Honor Roll.

2017: Started all 16 games in which he played … Logged 1,306 minutes, which ranked ninth on the team … Tied for third with four assists and finished and tied for fifth with six points … Struck for the game-winning goal at No. 23 Luther College in the season opener … Set up the deciding score in victories at Chapman University (4-0) and Southwestern University (2-1) … Ranks 34th in program history with 36 career points and tied for 37th with 12 assists.
 
2016: Started 17 of the 19 games in which he played … Logged 1,021 minutes, which ranked seventh on the team … Tied for third on the squad with eight points and three goals, and tied for fourth with a pair of assists … Struck for the deciding goal in the 1-0 victory over Texas Lutheran University and the 2-1 win at Southwestern University … Helped set up Sam Markin’s game winner in the 4-0 victory against Schreiner University … Scored Colorado College’s goal in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship match against No. 3 Trinity University … Earned a spot on the SCAC Academic Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom during the fall semester.
  
2015: A second-team all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … One of seven Tigers to play in all 20 games, including 18 as a starter … Logged 1,466 minutes, which ranked ninth on the team and third among the freshmen … Finished second on the team with eight goals, six assists and 22 points … Ranked second in the conference in points, fourth in goals and tied for fourth in assists … Led Colorado College with three game-winning goals, which tied for fourth league wide … Became the first CC freshman to record a hat trick since 2009 when he struck for his first three goals during a 3-1 victory over Wartburg College … Also scored three times, including the game winner, during the 4-0 victory at Austin College … Named SCAC Offensive Player of the Week after each three-goal contest … Recorded a goal and an assist during the 2-0 win against Southwestern University and again during the 6-0 triumph over Schreiner University in the second semifinal of the 2015 SCAC Men's Soccer Championship … Set up Max Grossenbacher’s game-tying goal in the 2-2 tie at Pomona-Pitzer Colleges for his first collegiate point … Earned a spot on the conference’s Academic Honor Roll.
  
Before Colorado College: Earned three varsity letters as a central midfielder at Mullen High School in Denver, Colo. … Was team captain during his junior season … A second-team all-state and all-Centennial League as a junior in 2013 … Helped the Mustangs claim the 2011 state 4A championship and advance to the semifinals the next year … A three-time Academic All-State selection … Member of the National Honor Society and the National Social Studies Honor Society … Played club for Colorado Rush where he was a captain throughout his career … Helped his team reach the quarterfinals of the State Cup in 2014 and ’15.