Stony Brook University Athletics

2021: Tewaaraton Award watch list ... America East Offensive Player of Week on Feb. 22 ... Started all 14 games, tallying 24 goals, team-high 20 assists and 27 ground balls ... Had hat tricks in opening two games of season, including producing three goals and team-high four assists in season-opening 20-8 win vs. Sacred Heart on Feb. 13.

2020: USILA Scholar All-American ... America East Honor Roll ... Started all seven games ... Netted 15 goals and dished out five assists ... Recorded first hat trick of season on Feb. 25 vs. Hofstra ... Collected a season-high four goals at Bryant on March 7 ... Had six multi-goal games.
 
2019: Played in all 15 games and started twice...Got the start in the season-opener against Penn State and then again against Princeton...Netted 11 goals to go with six assists...Recorded a hat trick against Sacred Heart...Had a two-goal outing in the win over UMBC...Rattled off five straight games with a goal and six straight games with at least one point...Picked up 16 ground balls. 

2018: Played in 15 games ... Had two assists in the season opener against Sacred Heart ... Had a goal and two ground balls at No. 16 Penn State ... Put away two goals and assisted two more against Brown ... Had an assist against No. 9 Virginia and at UMBC ... Assisted two goals in the win over Hartford ... Scored a goal against Princeton and No. 16 Vermont ... Tallied a hat trick in the win at Binghamton ... Had an assist in the America East semifinal game against Vermont. 

2017: Started and played in 13 games ... Was named to the America East All-Rookie team ... Scored a goal in his collegiate debut at Sacred Heart ... Tallied five points (3g, 2a) in the win at St. John's ... Had seven goals and an assist in the win over No. 10 Brown ... Was named America East Rookie of the Week for his play at Brown ... Put away two goals in the win over Fairfield ... Scored a goal at No. 7 Hofstra ... Had two goals in the win at Hartford ... Tallied a hat trick against No. 8 Albany ... Put away a goal against No. 13 Princeton, Binghamton and in the America East semifinal game at Albany. 

High School: A 2016 graduate of David W. Butler High School … Four-year letterwinner for the Bulldogs … Named Conference Offensive Player of the Year, All-Region, All-State, and a US lacrosse All-American … Named team captain in 2015 and 2016. 

Personal: Born on July 13, 1998 in Charlotte, North Carolina … Son of Paul and Marcia Van Ginhoven … Brother of Caroline and Carson Van Ginhoven … Uncle Celso Garcia wrestled at Virginia Tech ... Psychology major and political science minor.