Colorado College Athletics

2015: Appeared in 13 of 16 games … Ranked seventh on the team with a career-high 23 ground balls … Also credited with a career-best three caused turnovers … Scored a pair of goals, including the game winner, in the 19-9 victory over Southwestern University … Picked up a career-high six ground balls against the Pirates … Recorded three ground balls and three caused turnovers against No. 9 Endicott College in the NCAA Tournament.

2014: Played in 11 of 16 games as a midfielder during his first collegiate season … Helped the Tigers rank No. 31 nationally in face-off winning percentage (.598) and No. 44 in clearing percentage (.854) … Scored his first goal during the 14-10 loss at Sewanee … Also scored in the 14-5 win over Southwestern University at Washburn Field … Grabbed a pair of ground balls during the 16-4 victory against SU in Dallas and the 13-7 triumph against the Pirates in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship game.
   
Before Colorado College: Competed in lacrosse and swimming at Episcopal School of Jacksonville in Jacksonville, Fla. … Earned six varsity letters, including four in lacrosse … Served as a lacrosse team captain as a senior … Named to the 2013 U.S. Lacrosse Boys' High School All-American Team … Earned first-team all-district honors during his final two seasons … Helped the Eagles claim three consecutive district championships in 2011, ’12 and ’13, as well as regional runner-up in 2012 ... Won the school’s Fine Arts Award as a junior.
    

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Career Statistics

Year	GP/GS	G	A	P	SH	GWG	GB	CT	Faceoffs
2014	11/0	2	0	2	9	0	8	2	0-0
2015	13/0	2	1	3	5	1	23	3	0-0
Totals	24/0	4	1	5	14	1	31	5	0-0

 

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Single-Game Highs

	No.	Opponent (Date/Most Recent)	Result
Goals	2	Southwestern University (April 25, 2015)	W, 19-9
Assists	1	Trine University (March 5, 2015)	W, 19-5
Points	2	Southwestern University (April 25, 2015)	W, 19-9
Shots	2	4 times (Southwestern University; April 25, 2015)	W, 19-9
Ground Balls	6	Southwestern University (April 25, 2015)	W, 19-9
Caused Turnovers	1	5 times (Southwestern University; April 25, 2015)	W, 19-9

 

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