Bryant University

2003: Appeared in 17 games ... Named first team All-America,Northeast-10 Conference player of the year, first team All NE-10... Scored 51 goals and had 17 assists on the season.

2002: Named first team All-America, Northeast-10 Conferenceplayer of the year, and New England Intercollegiate LacrosseAssociation player of the year to go with first team All-NewEngland, first team All-Northeast-10, and first team All-ECACstatus ... Was the only 40-40 man in Division II for the secondconsecutive season ... Ranked sixth in NCAA Division IIpoints per game and fifth in assists per game ... Was the onlyplayer in Division II with 40 assists ... Scored a season-highseven points in back-to-back games against Bentley and St.Michael's ... Figured in six of the Bulldogs' 10 goals in a 12-10loss to eventual NCAA finalist New York Tech ... Named NE-10 playerof the week March 10 and April 28.

2001: Second team All-America, first team All-New England, firstteam All-Northeast-10 and second team All-ECAC selection ... Wasthe only player in Division II with at least 40 goals and 40assists ... Finished fifth in Division II in scoring, 19th in goalsand fourth in assists ... Was Bryant's leading scorer in seven ofthe Bulldogs' 16 games ... Had a school-record 12 assists againstAmerican International, the most by a Division II player all season... Scored a career-high six goals with two assists in Bryant's20-11 win against Bentley ... Received the team's Bulldog Award,along with Pat Pocalyko

2000: Named first team All-Northeast-10 Conference and took homethe league's newcomer of the year awar ... Scored a school-recordseven goals in Bryant's win against Assumption and had six goalsagainst Bentley ... Led the Bulldogs in goals and was second on theteam in points and groundballs