CAREER HIGHS
Receptions: 2, at Villanova (10/26/19)
at Richmond (11/2/19)
Yards: 37, at Villanova (10/26/19)
Long: 27, at Villanova (10/26/19)
Touchdowns: 1, at Villanova (10/26/19)
2022: Team’s leading receiver with 26 receptions, 431 yards, and a touchdown… had an 18-yard reception in the season opener vs. Rhode Island on September 1… made 3 catches for 72 yards at UMass on September 17… two catches for 33 yards vs. William & Mary on October 1… three catches for 40 yards in victory vs. Maine on October 22… made five catches for 53 yards at Albany on October 29… six catches and career-high 135 yards and a touchdown against Towson on November 12.
2021: Appeared in all 11 games … finished with 31 receptions for 586 yards and three touchdowns, leading the team in all three categories, along with three rushing attempts for five total rushing yards … returned 20 kickoffs for a total of 380 yards … season-high eight receptions and 109 yards at Towson on October 9 … season-high five rushing yards at Colgate on September 11 … longest reception was 67 yards against Albany on November 20 … longest run was five yards at Colgate … longest kick return was 42 yards against Albany
2020-21: Fall CAA Football Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll.
2019: Played in four games with a start against Towson (11/9)...Will be awarded a redshirt...Pulled down six receptions for 66 yards and one touchdown...Had pair of catches for 37 yards and 27-yard touchdown in victory at Villanova (10/26) ... Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.
High School: Helped Archbishop Stepinac claim the NYCHSFL AAA Championship in 2018 and also win in 2015 and 2017…Pulled down 112 catches for 2,238 yards and 23 touchdowns during his varsity career for coach Mike O’Donnell...Also had 91 carries out of the backfield for 633 yards and 10 touchdowns…As a senior in 2018 he had 65 receptions for 1,356 yards (most in New York state) and 13 touchdowns to go with 21 carries and 106 rushing yards…Recorded 1,088 career kickoff return yards…Helped Archbiship Stepinac finished No. 1 in the state and No. 5 in the tri-state area as a junior in 2017.
