Awards
All-NESCAC Second Team (2023-24)
NESCAC All-Academic Team (2022,2023)
Joe Concannon Award Semifinalist (2022-23)


2023-24 (Senior): Played in 26 games for the Jumbos, he was named the team captain...Scored five goals and seven assists for 12 points...Recorded 52 shots on goal during the season...Was tied for first on the team in blocked shots with 37...Scored his first goal on the season in a 7-4 win against Williams College on December 1...He scored the most power-play goals on the team with three...He was named to the NESCAC All-Conference Second team for his spectacular season...The Jumbos finished the season 14-10-3 making it to their first-ever NESCAC championship game in program history.

2022-23 (Junior): One of three players to play in all 25 games for the Jumbos while also being named assistant captain...Lead the team with 19 points scoring seven goals and having 12 assists...Tied for first on the team in assists and top five in goals...Has three assists in game versus Middlebury on Dec. 3...Had a goal or an assist in 9 of 11 games from Jan. 10 to Feb. 11...Had two game winning goals on the year...Scored overtime game winning goal at Middlebury on Jan. 28...Named semifinalist for the Joe Concannon Award which is awarded to best American-born NCAA Division II/III hockey player in New England.

2021-22 (Sophomore): Transfer from AIC who made an immediate impact on defense … Played in 21 games with two goal and seven assists … Had two assists in first game as a Jumbo at home against Wesleyan on Nov. 19 … Scored first collegiate goal against Trinity on Nov. 20 … Tallied two assist in a win at Middlebury on Dec. 3 … Netted a power-play goal at William on Dec. 4 … Part of a defensive unit which combined to score 14 goals ... Named to NESCAC All-Academic Team.

2020-21 (Freshman): Played in three games at AIC, scoring a goal ... Scored in first collegiate game against Bentley on December 18 ... Team finished 15-4, won the Atlantic Hockey title and played an NCAA game at North Dakota.

Before Tufts: Was on the hockey, lacrosse and soccer teams at Arrowhead High School. 

Personal: Son of Chris and Kirsten...has four siblings, Jake, Mia, Jo and Syd.