2016: Appeared in a career-high 15 games… Started and played 71 minutes in the season-ending 1-1 tie with Princeton… Recipient of the team’s Walter Leeman Senior Leadership Trophy.

2015: Appeared in nine games off the bench.

2014: First career start came against Central Connecticut… Appeared in four games overall.

2013: Appeared in three games… Saw first career action at Albany.

Off the Field:

• Volunteered for a month working and learning Haitian Creole as a public health intern at Hôpital St. Damien with Nos Petits Frères et Soeurs, an NGO located in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Before Yale: Played with the FC Bolts Celtic u18 Academy last year… Three-year starter at Duxbury High School… Helped Duxbury to a pair of league titles… Elected team captain… Played club soccer for Crusaders United…Team captain… Helped Crusaders to three appearances in State Cup semi finals and a pair of New England Soccer Classic championships… Part of Massachusetts Olympic Developmental Program and invited to Region 1 ODP camp.

Personal: Regional co-coordinator for Soccer Stars, a program that teaches soccer to children with special needs… Has a USSF F coaching license and coached a Duxbury youth team… Great grandfather, Louis Cook, attended Yale (Class of 1900)… Father played college hockey at Holy Cross.

Why Yale? “It has always been a dream of mine to go to Yale so when I was accepted and offered a spot on the team I knew it was where I wanted to spend the next four years of my life. I cannot wait to be a part of the Yale community on and off the field.”