2016: Second team All-Ivy selection… Only player to start all 16 games… Played 1,481 of a possible 1,528 minutes… Led the team with four goals… Scored one game-winning goal… His four goals tied for the sixth most in the league… Played every minute of the seven Ivy League games and scored a pair of goals… Recipient of Walter J. McNerney Award as the team’s most valuable player and the Jack Marshall Award for team spirit, loyalty and dedication to the game…. Academic All-Ivy selection... Team captain.

2015: Missed the season due to injury.

2014: Second team All-Ivy selection… Led team in goals and points… One of four players to start all seven Ivy games… Played 638 of a possible 650 minutes in league games… Shared the team’s Walter J. McNerney Award, presented to the most valuable player as selected by the coaching staff.

2013: Started 11 games… First career point was an assist in victory over Central Connecticut… Also tallied an assist in the tie with Columbia.

Off the Field:

• Interned at Three Point Capital, researching Federal Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits
• Volunteer at Market Street Mission
  
• Interned at Revivo Energy
  

Before Yale: Somerset Player of the Year at The Pingry School… First team all-state, all-area and all-county selection… Team captain… Recipient of Pingry’s 2013 Principal Award for model student-athlete… Helped lead Pingry to three county championships, four conference championships and an NJSIAA New Jersey South championship… Played club soccer for PDA Academy.

Personal: Volunteers at The Market Street Mission.

Why Yale? I chose Yale because of its prestigious reputation, the way it mixes athletics and academics and how the school allows students to find the right balance between it all. I am very excited to play under Coach Tompkins and the rest of his staff.”