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2007:
Appeared in all 23 matches, making 22 starts in
his second season with the Ravens. Led the team with nine assists
and finished fourth on the team with nine points. Seven of his nine
assists came on match-winning goals. Assisted on Marek Hawrylik's
match-winner against Post (8/26) and David Clifton's match-winner
versus Saint Anselm (10/6). Also set up Henning Come to score the
match-winners against Saint Michael's (10/13) and Saint Rose
(10/20). Assisted on the match-winner in three consecutive NCAA
Tournament games, earning a spot on the NCAA New England Regional
All-Tournament team.
2006:
Played 21 matches, starting 14, in first season after
transferring to Franklin Pierce. Scored three goals, all match-winning
tallies, and added three assists for nine points. Finished third
on the team with three goals and three assists for nine points
in NE-10 play. Figured in both goals with a goal (match-winner)
and assist to open his Franklin Pierce scoring account in 2-0
win at Bentley (9/20). Dished assist in 2-1 win over Bryant
(9/23). Netted lone goal in 1-0 victory over No. 22 Southern New
Hampshire (9/27). Scored the winning marker in 3-0 decision over
Saint Rose (10/21) in regular season finale. Before Franklin Pierce: Transfer from Division III Elms College in Chicopee, Mass., where he played two seasons. Ranks among career leaders at Elms with 57 points (4th), 18 goals (4th) and 21 assists (2nd). Earned first team All-North Atlantic Conference honors in 2004, leading the Blazers with 11 goals and 12 assists for 34 points. Totaled a career-high ten points and four goals to go with two assists in a 6-3 win over Becker (10/16/04). Played a role in all four Blazer goals in a 4-1 win at Husson (10/5/03) with two goals and two assists. 2003 graduate of Ludlow High School. Team captured Massachusetts Division 1 State Championship in 2002. Led team with 19 goals and 12 assists. Two-time All-Western Mass and All-State honoree. Member of Massachusetts ODP Team. Played for Western Mass Junior Pioneers, helping the team reach the Super Y League U-17 National Semifinals.
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