Harvard University

Goals: 1 vs. Marquette (3/1/2025)
Points: 1 vs. Marquette (3/1/2025)
Ground Balls: 4, vs. Cornell (4/19/2025)
Caused Turnovers: 3, 2x; Last vs. Cornell (4/19/2025)

NEILA All-Academic Team … Appeared in all 15 games, starting every contest at close defense for the Crimson … Ranked fourth on the team with 16 caused turnovers and added 24 ground balls … Helped anchor a defensive unit that caused 175 turnovers  and played a key role in Harvard’s ride, which forced over 85 failed clears on the season, both going down as program records … Opened the year with a caused turnover and two ground balls to help Harvard earn a season-opening win at Providence (Feb. 15) … Followed up with another caused turnover against Colgate (Feb. 18) … Helped spark Harvard’s historic upset at No. 6 Syracuse (Feb. 22), contributing a ground ball and strong on-ball coverage … Had a breakout performance against Marquette (Mar. 1), scoring his first collegiate goal and adding three ground balls in the victory … Made key stops and caused one turnover against Michigan (Mar. 8) … Registered two caused turnovers and two ground ball in the Ivy League-opening win over Yale (Mar. 15) … Contributed three ground balls and a caused turnover in a tight road matchup at Princeton (Mar. 22) … Picked up two ground balls and added another caused turnover in the Charles River Rivalry win over Boston University (Mar. 25) … Helped contain Binghamton’s attack in another strong defensive outing with a caused turnover and a ground ball (Mar. 29) … Started and held the Dartmouth offense to just seven goals while contributing two caused turnovers and a ground ball (Apr. 5) … Provided steady coverage in the win over Penn, causing a turnover and helping the Crimson allow just six goals to the Quaker offense (Apr. 12), forcing a turnover and helping Harvard hold the Quakers to six goals … Made a major impact in the battle with No. 1 Cornell (Apr. 19), tying a season high with three caused turnovers and collecting four ground balls against one of the nation’s top offenses … Added three ground balls and a caused turnover in the regular season finale victory at Brown (Apr. 26) … Helped limit Princeton’s offense in the Ivy League Tournament, registering a caused turnover in the semifinal matchup (May 2) … Closed the year with a strong performance in the NCAA Tournament First Round against Syracuse (May 11), grabbing a ground ball while holding off the Syracuse attack.

Played in all 13 games, making nine starts for the Crimson … Came on strong late in the season to become one of the team’s most reliable close defenders … Finished the season with 14 caused turnovers and 15 ground balls … Saw action in the season opening win over Providence and grabbed two ground balls in the dominant win (Feb. 17) … Caused a turnover and grabbed two ground balls in the dramatic win over Bryant (Feb. 20) … Started in the Crimson come-from-behind win over Bucknell (Feb. 24) helping Harvard to its largest comeback victory in 30 years … Began a nine-game caused turnover streak in the dominant win over Merrimack (Feb. 27) … Caused a turnover to help the Crimson improve to 5-0 for the first time since 1999 with its win over Vermont (Mar. 2) … Recorded a caused turnover and ground ball in the Crimson’s upset win over Michigan (Mar. 10) … Grabbed a ground ball and caused a turnover in the Crimson’s close loss to Yale (Mar. 16) … Caused two turnovers and grabbed two ground balls in the close loss to Princeton (Mar. 23) … Had a monster game in the Crimson’s upset bid against No. 2 Virginia, causing three turnovers and grabbing two ground balls in an eventual close loss to the Hoos (Mar. 30) … Caused a turnover and grabbed two ground balls in the Harvard win over Dartmouth (Apr. 6) … Caused a turnover and grabbed two ground balls at Penn (Apr. 13) … Started and caused two turnovers in the contest against Cornell (Apr. 20) … Started in the Crimson’s final game against Brown (Apr. 27), adding one ground ball.

Did not see game action. 

Did not compete due to season cancellation by the Ivy League.
 

Three-year letterwinner at Brunswick School … Captain senior year … Finished as the No.10 team in the country his junior year … Received the 2020 Durkin Family Award as Brunswick’s team MVP … Named to the 2018 Under Armour Underclass Conny Team … Also played Hockey at Brunswick … Played for the PrimeTime Lacrosse Club … Featured in Greenwich Magazine: “10 Teens to Watch”, September 2019 … Brunswick Vice President … Brunswick Senior Prefect … Received the Jackson Life Sciences Award & Banning Life Sciences Award at CT State Science & Engineering Fair in 2019 … Received the Oaklawn Award “Outstanding Academics, Athletics and Service to Others” at Brunswick in 2018