2022: Started all 16 games... Scored in a 3-2 win at Marquette... Assisted on tying goal against No. 4 Duke... Also tallied an assist in the over UMass Lowell.

2021: Started 14 of the 16 games he appeared in… Led team with five assists… Played a season-high 84 minutes in the overtime tie with Harvard.

2020: Season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

2019: Appeared in all 18 games and started the final 15… Second in the Ivy League with six assists and tied for seventh with 12 points… Six assists were second on the team and the 12 points were third… Scored three goals, including the game-winner in the win at Princeton… Named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week after scoring two goals in the win over Harvard.

High School: As a first year, played one season at Conard High School in West Hartford before returning to Iceland… Played in 18 games, scored four goals and added 10 assists… Helped team post a 12-5-1 overall record.

International: Played with Vikingur U-19… Three-year starter… Helped team win Icelandic U-19 B division in 2018 and Icelandic cup final in 2017.

Personal: Son of Arni Kjalar Kristjansson and Erla Kristofersdottir… Intends to major in economics.

2 QUESTIONS FOR ÁRNASON

Biggest soccer influence? “I have always loved Rooney. Since a young age I have always been a Manchester United fan. I loved watching Rooney play, the things he could do with the ball as well as his grit and determination to win. He always put his body on the line and was ready to fight for the whole 90 minutes.”

Why Yale? “Choosing Yale was definitely not a hard choice with it being one of the world´s best schools and a top D1 soccer program. But other factors did come to play. Connecticut is on the east coast and a lot closer to Iceland (my home country) than many other places. Connecticut is the state where I grew up when I lived in America and many of the people close to me still live there.”

Stannard On Árnason: “Siggy brings an excellent left foot, good athleticism, international experience and a competitive mentality. He will compete as both a left back and wide midfielder. He is excellent going forward and has the work rate and speed to recover in defensive transition. His ability to drive accurate balls forward, combine while making forward runs and serve excellent crosses will be a great addition.  He also brings an outgoing and confident personality on and off the field.  Iceland has been producing many strong players in recent years and we’re excited to have a Viking Bulldog!”