The College of St. Scholastica

Career
Holds program record with 13 game-winning goals … Third-most assists in program history (35) … Seventh on career points list (81).

2009 (Junior)
UMAC Player of the Year … UMAC Tournament MVP … First team All-UMAC … Second team CoSIDA Academic All-American … Second team NSCAA Academic All-Region … Academic All-UMAC … Named team’s MVP … Team captain … Started all 22 games … Broke a program record with 16 assists … Led the team with 28 points … Netted two game-winning goals … Recorded at least one point in 14 of the 22 games … Scored a goal and had two assists for a season-high four points vs. Northwestern College in the UMAC Tournament semifinal … Had back-to-back three-point games vs. Crown (10/16) and Northwestern College (10/17) … Made the game-tying penalty kick with no time on the clock vs. Minnesota-Morris (10/25) … Made the Dean’s List both semesters … CSS Webster Scholar.

2008 (Sophomore)
First team All-UMAC … Second team CoSIDA Academic All-District … Academic All-UMAC … Team captain … Played in 19 games, including 15 starts … Tied for a team-high seven goals and seven assists … Netted three game-winning goals … Scored two goals and had an assist for a season-high five points vs. Macalester (10/1) … Recorded at least one goal in four straight games at one point … Registered three points in four different games … … UMAC Athlete of the Week (10/7).

2007 (Freshman)
UMAC Player of the Year … First team All-UMAC … UMAC All-Tournament team … Named team’s MVP … Started in all 21 games … Tied for a team-high 12 assists … Third on the team with 32 points … Team-high eight of his 10 goals were game winners … Scored first two collegiate goals vs. Presentation (9/16) … Registered first career assist in third collegiate game vs. Concordia-Moorhead … Recorded four points in three different games.

Personal
City of St. Cloud Ambassador to Spalt, Germany … Has his own day in St. Cloud (June 23).