Stony Brook University Athletics

2019: Second-team all-conference selection ... named to the United Soccer Coaches All-Northeast Region Third Team ... America East Fall Honor Roll ... appeared in 16 games, starting all of them ... led the team and placed fourth in the conference with six goals ... scored goals in four of his first six games, including a game-winner against Siena on Sept. 13 and a goal against Hofstra on Sept. 18 ... scored a goal in a 3-2 win over UAlbany on Oct. 26, his Senior Night

2018: A first-team all-conference selection...appeared in 17 games, starting all of them...tallied six goals to tie for the team lead...scored goals in the first two games of the season and in three of the last four...assisted on the game-winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Bryant on Sept. 15.

2017: Started in all 18 games in 2017, playing 1,190 total minutes… Scored one goal and assisted on another score vs. Sacred Heart on Sept. 3… Scored his second goal of the season vs. UMBC on Nov. 1.

2016: Started 12 matches and played in 16, notching three assists for the season...recorded first collegiate point with an assist at Seton Hall on Aug. 28...had two assists in win over Iona on Sep. 13...took the shot that led to an own goal in 1-0 win at CCSU on Sep. 7.

Before Stony Brook: Member of the Trinidad U17 National team that narroly missed qualifying for the World Cup...Played for Naparima Boys College, the same high school as current Stony Brook player Martieon Watson...Led Naparima to back-to-back SSFL Premier League Titles and also win the National Intercol Championship in 2015...named to the SSFL All-Star Eleven in 2015 one of the Top Five Players of the Year...Also a member of W Connection FC.

Personal: Business management major.