2011: Named to the All-Centennial Conference second team … Saw time in all 15 games, making one start … Was second on the Fords in points (33) and assists (12) and third in goals (20) … Had a season-best five points (two goals, three assists) against Washington College (3/23) … Had hat-tricks against St. Lawrence University (3/5) and Ursinus College (4/20) … Earned three ground balls on three different occasions.

2010: Played in 15 games … Nineteen goals tied for fourth-most on team … Added five assists for 24 point season … Notched game-winner in NCAA tournament second-round defeat of then-No. 7 Dickinson.

2009: First-year player appeared in all 17 games … Scored eight goals and added four assists for 12 point season … Twice scored man-up goals.