Colorado College Athletics

      
2012: Played in 14 games, including 13 as a starter … Named to the all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference second team … Led the Tigers with 29 goals and 40 points, and was fourth with 11 assists … Finished first in the SCAC with five game-winning goals and ranked No. 9 averaging 2.07 goals per game … Recorded at least one point in every contest he played … The only game in which he didn’t score a goal was the 25-4 victory at Rhodes College … Despite playing with a separated shoulder that kept him out of the championship game of the conference tournament, he scored five goals during the 11-6 victory over Whittier College in his final contest … Finished his career ranked 10 with 114 goals and 11th with 65 assists and 179 points … One of 24 CC student-athletes who earned a spot on their respective all-conference teams as well as the SCAC Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom during the spring semester.
    
2011: A first-team all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … Started 14 of 16 games … Finished third in the league averaging 3.43 points per game … Also ranked sixth at 2.21 goals and 1.21 assists per contest … Finished third on the team with 31 goals and 48 points, and tied for third with 17 assists and three man-up goals … Set career highs with seven goals and 11 points during the 28-1 victory at Millsaps College … Tied his career best with six assists during the 21-1 triumph at Centre College … Scored at least one goal during the first 11 games of the season … Set a single-season high with 18 ground balls, including a personal-best five at Millsaps … Named SCAC Offensive Player of the Week on April 4.
    
2010: A first-team all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … Started all 12 games … Posted career highs with 32 goals, 21 assists and 53 points … In addition to being ranked in the SCAC’s top two in each category, he was No. 23 in the nation in points, No. 41 in goals and tied for No. 42 in points per game … Scored at least one goal in every game, including a season-high five during the 27-0 victory over Southwestern University … Recorded season highs of eight points and five assists during wins against Fontbonne University and Hendrix College … Scored the game-winning goal during victories over Fontbonne and Wittenberg University.
    
2009: Played in all 15 games … Led the Tigers with 16 assists and 38 points, and was second with 22 goals … Scored the game-winning goal during the 9-6 victory at Fontbonne University in the season finale … Struck for a season-high five goals during the 21-4 victory over Birmingham-Southern College and had a team-leading six assists and nine points in the 20-1 win over Hendrix College … Recorded seven multiple-goal games and had multiple points in eight contests … Scored three times in his first collegiate game at Washington & Lee University.
   
Before Colorado College: Played lacrosse and tennis at Kent Denver School in Englewood, Colo. … Named captain of both teams as a senior … Earned four varsity letters in tennis and three in lacrosse … A first-team all-league, all-state and all-American in lacrosse as a senior … Named the team’s Most Valuable Attackman … Team won state championship as a senior and was runner-up as a junior.

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