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CAREER STATISTICS
2023: 9 played/0 started, 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 points, 1 shot, 19 GB, 1 CT, 29-77 (.377) FO
2024: 9 played/0 started, 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 points, 9 shots, 33 GB, 1 CT, 62-134 (.462) FO
2025: 1 played/1 started, 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 points, 0 shots, 3 GB, 0 CT, 5-12 (.417) FO
CAREER: 19 played/0 started, 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 points, 10 shots, 45 GB, 1 CT, 96-223 (.430) FO

2025: Suffered a season-ending injury in the season opener at Georgetown (2/15) after winning five of 12 faceoffs with three ground balls.

2024: Appeared in nine games as a faceoff man … Scooped up 33 ground balls, including a career-high of seven against Saint Joseph’s (3/19) and at Princeton (4/20) … Attempted eight shots with four going on goal in the battles with Georgetown (2/17), UAlbany (2/20), the Hawks, and Cornell (5/3) … Appeared in a team-high 134 faceoffs, winning 62 of them (46%) … Won 50% of his draws in back-to-back games against the Tigers (4/20) and in the Ivy League tournament semifinal with the Big Red (5/3) … Secured eight of 15 faceoffs against Princeton in the Ivy League tournament final (5/5).

2023: Saw action in nine games as the backup faceoff specialist … Went 29-for-77 from the X with 19 ground balls in his rookie season … Had three faceoff wins in his collegiate debut at Penn State (3/4) … Went 8-for-22 at Saint Joseph’s with three ground balls … Snatched up six GBs, going 8-for-20 at the spot against Villanova (3/11) … Had six faceoff wins and five ground balls at Harvard (4/15).

High School: Four-year letter winner in lacrosse under head coach Nic Bell … Helped Taft win the 2022 Founder’s League championship … Taft won the Geico National Lacrosse Championship in 2021 and fell in the final in 2022 … As a senior, had a 71-percent win percentage on the X (250/351) … First-team All-Western New England … Named National High School Lacrosse Showcase (NHSLS) All-Tournament as Taft won the 2020 NHSLS White Session title … Taft’s Rookie of the year as a freshman … Played club lacrosse for Long Island Express … Helped Express win National Lacrosse Foundation (NLF) championship in 2019 … Also wrestled at Taft, served as captain senior year and was the program’s Wynne Award recipient … Took third place at Western New England Championships … All Founder’s League … Four-year Honor Roll student … Dorm Monitor … Fellowship for Christian Athletes … Spanish Speakers Club.
 
Personal: Older brother, Noah, played college lacrosse at Kean University … Enrolled in the Wharton School.
 
Why Penn? “From the first time I visited Penn for a camp in 6th grade, I’ve always wanted to be a part of the culture that each of the players so openly represented there. The chemistry between the players and coaches running the event was outstanding and I wanted to be a part of it. This combined with the school’s unmatched prestige and on campus environment made the decision easy.”