2016: First-team All-CSFL defensive lineman ... Team co-captain ... Started all seven games ... Led the team and CSFL in sacks (7.0) while leading the team and ranking second in the CSFL in tackles for loss (11.0) ... Made 34 stops on the year ... Registered a season-high seven tackles at Franklin Pierce (10/1) ... Also forced one fumble against the Ravens ... Totaled 2.5 sacks against Chestnut Hill (10/21) ... Served as the primary kickoff man for the Quakers ... Notched 30 kickoffs on the year for an average of 53.6 yards per kick ... 2016 Fall Academic All-Ivy team.
2015: Team co-captain ... Started all seven games ... Ranked fourth on the team in tackles for loss (5.0) ... Finished third in the CSFL in fumble recoveries (3) ... Returned a fumble for a touchdown at Post (9/26) ... Converted three extra points on the season.
2014: Second-team All-CSFL defensive lineman … Played in all six games … Totaled 20 tackles, nine unassisted … Tied for team lead in sacks with 3.0 … Collected one pass breakup … Made a season high six tackles and 1.5 sacks at Mansfield (9/20) … Finished with three tackles and half a sack against Cornell (9/26) … Tallied four tackles against Navy (10/4) … Recorded three tackles and a sack at Franklin Pierce (10/10).
2013: Honorable mention All-CSFL defensive lineman … Played in all seven games on defense … Recorded 22 tackles, nine solo, including 1.5 sacks, and 5.5 tackles for a loss … Totaled a season-high five tackles and a fumble recovery against Franklin Pierce (10/11) … Made four tackles, recovered a fumble, and collected half a sack against Princeton (10/25) … Matched his season-high in tackles at Navy (11/1) including two tackles for a loss and a sack.
High School: Lettered three times in football and baseball … Member of two-time conference champions (2011-12) … Received the 2012 unsung hero award … Received the 2013 Sportsmanship award in baseball … High school teammate Brian Schoenaur is a member of Penn’s football team … National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Elizabeth and Patrick Boyle … Enrolled in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
