Harvard University

Career Highs

Goals: 1 at Princeton (3/22/2025)
Assists: N/A
Points: 1 at Princeton (3/22/2025)
Ground Balls: 2, 4x; Last vs. Princeton (5/2/2025)
Caused Turnovers: 1, 8x; Last at Brown (4/26/2025)

2025 (Junior)

Appeared in 11 games during the 2025 season as a short-stick defensive midfielder for the Crimson … Contributed on both ends of the field, recording one goal, five caused turnovers, and nine ground balls … Missed the first month of the season due to injury … Made his season debut against Michigan (Mar. 8), causing a turnover in the victory … Logged two ground balls and a caused turnover in the Ivy opener against Yale (Mar. 15) … Scored his first career goal in a tight battle at Princeton (Mar. 22) … Caused a turnover against Boston University (Mar. 25) … Appeared in the win over Binghamton (Mar. 29) … Caused a turnover and picked up a ground ball in a dominant win at Dartmouth (Apr. 5) … Helped hold Penn to just six goals and added a ground ball in the win (Apr. 12) … Logged two ground balls against No. 1 Cornell (Apr. 19) … Forced another turnover and picked up a ground ball in the regular season finale win at Brown (Apr. 26) … Collected two ground balls in the Ivy League Tournament semifinal against Princeton (May 2) … Appeared in the NCAA Tournament First Round against Syracuse (May 11).

2024 (Sophomore) 

Appeared in all 13 contests for the Crimson during the 2024 season … Was a key player in the defensive midfield for Harvard … Was a major contributor for Harvard’s ride and clear units that ranked sixth nationally in opponent clear percentage (.802), and 18^th in clear percentage (.885) … Made his collegiate debut in the season opening win over Providence (Feb. 17) … Grabbed two groundballs and caused a turnover in the win over Bryant (Feb .20) … Grabbed the ground ball and caused a penalty that sealed the victory for the Crimson … Grabbed a ground ball against Bucknell (Feb. 24) to help Harvard come-from-behind to defeat the Bison … Contributed to the shutdown of Bucknell down the stretch to help the team complete a seven-goal comeback, the largest for the program in 26 years … Caused a turnover in the team’s win over Merrimack (Feb. 27) … Saw action in the win over Vermont (Mar. 2) … Saw action against in the upset win over No. 13 Michigan (Mar. 10) … Helped Harvard move to 6-0 for the first time since 1990 with the victory … Grabbed a ground ball in the contest against No. 10 Yale (Mar. 16) … Saw action in the game against No. 17 Princeton (Mar. 23) and No. 2 Virginia (Mar. 30) … Caused a turnover and scooped up a ground ball in the victory over Dartmouth (Apr. 6) … Grabbed a groundball against No. 9 Cornell (Apr. 20) … Saw action in the team’s season finale victory against Brown (Apr. 27).

2023 (First-Year) 

Did not see game action.

Before Harvard

Varsity letterwinner in lacrosse and soccer at St. Stephen's and St. Agnes ... Two-year letterwinner in lacrosse ... Helped lead St. Stephen’s & St Agnes School to the 2022 Virginia State Championship, Team finished ranked 21st nationally by Nike/US Lacrosse ... Played club lacrosse for Blackwolf ... 1st Team Virginia All-State Lacrosse selection in 2022 ... Selected as US Lacrosse Academic All-American ...  Selected to 2021 Under Armour underclass DC Team & Underclass Tournament Champions ... Named captain of the soccer team in his senior season at SSSA ... Received All-State, All-IAC, Most Outstanding Player Award while on the soccer team ... SSSA Valedictorian ... Earned The Macondray Trophy for Most Outstanding Senior as voted by the underclass ... Roy Edward Byrd Award for Top Science Student ... Medal of Excellence for Top Spanish Student ... The Scholar Athlete Award winner ...  David Donald Gayle Scholarship Prize for Top Junior-Year Math Student ... Award for Top Junior-Year English Student ... Award for Top Freshman Physics Student ... All-District Orchestra Violin ... Senior Leader of Honor Board as elected by the student body ... President of Admissions Ambassadors ... Peer Leader as elected by the senior class ... Volunteered at Our Stomping Ground working with neurodiverse adults ... Mark Jensen, father, graduated from Harvard Law School '97 ... Tracy Jensen, mother, ran Cross Country at University of Dayton ... Has three siblings, Colton Jensen, Harper Jensen and Delaney Jensen.