Salisbury University

2023: Scooped 23 ground balls and caused 14 turnovers across 12 games…Scored 12th career goal, 4/8 vs. CNU…Forced four errors and nabbed two ground balls, 5/13 vs. Colorado College in NCAA Second Round…Collected eight ground balls and caused five turnovers in final four games of title run

2022: USILA and USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America Honorable Mention…IMLCA Second-Team All-Region…First-Team All-C2C…Scooped up two-plus ground balls 11 times, caused two turnovers three times…Registered three ground balls, 2/26 vs. Gettysburg…Dished out first assist of season, 3/2 vs. Stevens…Scooped up season-high four ground balls, 3/5 vs. Lynchburg…Scored first goal of season and caused two turnovers, 3/6 vs. Randolph-Macon…Matched season high with four ground balls, 3/9 vs. Ohio Northern…Notched assist and three ground balls, 3/26 vs. Whittier…Scored goal with two ground balls, 4/9 vs. Washington (Md.)…Matched season high with four ground balls in C2C Championship, 5/7 at CNU…

2021: Scooped up two-plus ground balls 12 times, including eight straight to open season…Scored goal with three ground balls and one caused turnover, 3/13 at SVU…Dished out two assists with season-high five ground balls and one caused turnover, 3/19 vs. Cabrini…Distributed two assists with two ground balls and two caused turnovers, 3/27 vs. Stockton…Scooped up four ground balls, 4/3 vs. CNU…Scored man-down goal, 5/1 vs. SVU…Notched three ground balls in C2C Championship and NCAA Second Round, 5/8 vs. CNU & 5/15 vs. SUNY Poly…Contributed assist and four ground balls in NCAA Semifinals, 5/23 vs. CNU…

2020*: Saw the field seven times ... started in two games ... scored two goals while notching an assist ... scooped up 21 ground balls ... caused five turnovers. 

2019: Played in 24 games seeing 13 starts … notched four goals … picked up 53 ground balls … caused 21 turnovers … won one of one face offs … finished with an 88.9 shot on goal percentage.

2018: Appeared in seven games … picked up three ground balls.

*The 2020 season was cut short due to COVID-19