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CAREER STATISTICS
2024: 16 played/7 started, 7 goals, 6 assists, 13 points, 23 shots, 5 GB, 0 CT
2025: 14 played/10 started, 4 goals, 11 assists, 15 points, 34 shots, 0 GB, 0 CT
CAREER: 30 played/17 started, 11 goals, 17 assists, 28 points, 57 shots, 5 GB, 0 CT 

2025: Played in all 14 games, making 10 starts on the first midfield unit ... Led the team with 11 assists and was sisth on the team with 15 points ... Recorded four points with a goal and three assists against Dartmouth (3/22) ... Dished out two assists in wins over UAlbany (2/18) and Villanova (3/8) ... Went for a goal and an assist in the same game twice, at Duke (3/2) and against Princeton (4/19) ... His other goal came in the season opener against Georgetown (2/15) and he also had assists against Brown (3/15) and Saint Joseph's (3/18).

2024: Appeared in all 16 games, starting against Georgetown (2/17), UAlbany (2/20), Delaware (2/24), Duke (3/1), North Carolina (3/3), Brown (3/16), and Saint Joseph’s (3/19) … Scored a pair of goals in his collegiate debut against the Hoyas … Tallied a career-high three in the Ivy League semifinal with Cornell (5/3) and Ivy League final against Princeton (5/5) … Scored the game-winner in the semifinal bout with the Big Red … Scooped up five ground balls during the season, including a pair in the battle with Delaware.

High School: Played lacrosse all four years ... Helped No. 2 Brunswick win the 2021 Prep National Showcase ... 2022 NLF No. 1 midfielder ... Inside Lacrosse No. 1 Midfielder ... All-League New England West All-American Most Valuable Offensive player ... 2022 NLF No. 1 ranked midfielder ... Inside Lacrosse No. 1 ranked midfielder ... All-League New England West Most Valuable Offensive Player ... Played with Team 91 Long Island Bandits and Team 91 Long Island Smash ... Earned midfield MVP in the Project 9 Lacrosse Tournament in 2021 ... Earned MVP for One Percent Lacrosse Tournament 2021 ... Earned Midfield MVP in Project 9 Lacrosse Tournament in 2022 ... Four-year Honor Roll student.

Personal: Enrolled in Wharton.
 
Why Penn? "I chose Penn because I have the opportunities to be challenged academically, receive unmatched brotherhood, and set myself up with the best alumni community in the country. All that plus fighting for the chance to win a national championship is unbeaten."