Marist University Athletics

Accolades: 2023 Tewaaraton Watch List, MAAC Offensive Player of the Year, All-MAAC First Team, Preseason All-MAAC, USILA Senior All-Star Game Player, USILA Division I Scholar All-American, MAAC All-Academic Team

• Started in all 18 games
• Led the MAAC with 45 goals and 68 points on the season
• Finished the season with the longest active goal scoring streak in the entire country, scoring in 32 consecutive games
• Was second on the team in assists with 23
• Had a career-high 6 goals in their victories over Bucknell (3/4) and Quinnipiac in the MAAC Quarterfinal game (4/29)
• Also matched his career-high points with 8 points in the Quarterfinal win over Quinnipiac
• Collected 28 ground balls and 4 caused turnovers
• Scored his 100th career goal

• Started all 15 games that he appeared in.
• Recorded 30 goals 23 assists, 26 ground balls, and 2 caused turnovers.

• Started all four of Marist's games. 
• Totaled eight goals (T-3rd on team) and five assists (T-2nd on team) for 13 points (T-3rd on team).
• Also had 11 ground balls, (T-3rd on team), and two caused turnovers on the season. 

• Started all six games. 
• 2nd in the MAAC in points per game (3.83), 4th in the MAAC in goals per game (2.33), and 6th in the MAAC in assists per game (1.5).
• Second on the team in both goals (14) and assists (9).
• His nine assists on the year were a career-best mark. 
• Dished out a career-high three assists in Marist's upset over #9/7 Army. 
• Scored a career-high four goals in the season opener against Binghamton, and then matched that total against Delaware.
• Also picked up eight ground balls and matched his career-best mark with five caused turnovers. 

• Started all 17 games
• Second on the team in points (35) and goals (27)
• Dished two assists against Hartford
• Recorded a hat trick to go along with an assist against Stony Brook
• Tallied another hat trick against Quinnipiac in the regular season
• Scored the game winner in Marist's MAAC Championship game against Quinnipiac