Lenoir-Rhyne University Athletics

HONORS
2026 USILA All-America First Team
2026 USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America First Team
2026 CSC Academic All-America Third Team
2026 CSC Academic All-District
2026 USILA All-Region First Team
2026 All-SAC First Team
2025 All-SAC Second Team
2025 1x SAC Offensive Player of the Week
2023 National Champion 

RECORD BOOK (Following 2026 Season)
NCAA Tournament Career Goals - 5th (15)
SAC Tournament Career Goals - T-1st (19)
SAC Tournament Career Points - 4th (23)
SAC Tournament Single Game Goals - 1st (6)
Career Man Up Goals - 3rd (20)
Career Goals - 5th (127)
Career Points - 7th (186)
Career Goals Per Game - 8th (1.87)
Career Assists - 9th (59)
Single Season Points (2026) - 2nd (88)
Single Season Assists (2026) - T-2nd (35)
Single Season Man Up Goals (2026) - T-2nd (9)
Single Season Goals (2026) - 4th (53)
Single Game Goals - T-1st (8)
Single Game Man Up Goals - T-1st (3)
Single Game Points - T-2nd (10)

Lenoir-Rhyne University (2026): Put together one of the most productive seasons in Lenoir-Rhyne men's lacrosse history ... Tied for sixth in the country with 88 points, coming off 53 goals and 35 assists ... Scored in every game ... Had a had trick in nine of the 17 contests ... Tied the school record with eight goals in a win at nationally ranked Catawba (3/18) ... Scored six goals in the SAC semi-finals vs. Newberry (4/29) ... Tallied seven points (4g, 3a) in the NCAA Tournament opening round at Florida Tech (5/10) ... Scored two game winners and nine man-up goals ... Picked up 16 ground balls and caused six turnovers ... USILA First Team All-American and CSC Academic All-America Third Team honoree.

Lenoir-Rhyne University (2025): Started 16 of the 17 games he appeared in for the Bears...Led the team with 47 goals and added 12 assists for 59 points...Scored six man-up goals...Added 25 ground balls and six caused turnovers...Registered 76 shots on goal for a .633 SOG%...Generated 14 multi-goal games including a pair of six goal performances against Rollins (2/15/25) and Wingate (3/1/25).

Lenoir-Rhyne University (2024): Started seven of the 16 games he appeared in for the Bears...Produced 23 goals and seven assists for 30 points...Scored one game winning goal...Generated 10 ground balls and caused six turnovers

Lenoir-Rhyne University (2023): Helped the Bears to their first National Championship in program history...Played in 18 games, starting twice at attack...Netted four goals and had five assists...Scooped up 10 ground balls...Had two assists in wins over Catawba and North Greenville.