Loyola University Chicago Athletics

2022: Appeared in all 18 of Loyola’s games while starting nine … Tied his career-high after scoring two goals against La Salle on Oct. 15 … Broke his career-high in shots and shots on-goal in that same match with five and four, respectively … Scored a goal in Loyola’s 4-0 win over George Washington on Sept. 24 … Garnered an assist in the team’s 1-1 draw against URI on Oct. 22 … Saw 644 minutes of action on the pitch.

Fall 2021: Appeared in 13 games this season, starting in four of them … ended the season with two goals and two assists for a total of six points … scored his first goal of the season at Bradley (9/29) and his second in the MVC Semifinals against Evansville (11/12) … tallied both of his assists against Western Illinois (9/11) … put up 14 shots throughout the season with six of those being on goal. 

Spring 2021: Started in seven of his 10 appearances ... Scored game-winning goal in road victory over Evansville (March 9) ... Finished the year with 13 shots, putting six on goal ... Posted three-attempt efforts in matchups with DePaul (Feb. 21) and Missouri State (April 17) in the MVC Championship title game.

2019: Appeared in 19 matches as a freshman, starting in seven ... Dished out four assists, a mark that tied for second on the Rambler roster in the category ... Made collegiate debut vs. Vermont (Aug. 30) before earning first career start two days later against Northern Illinois (Sept. 1) ... Recorded assists in consecutive wins over Northwestern (Oct. 9) and Valparaiso (Oct. 12) ... Provided helper on Loyola goal in road clash at Missouri State (Nov. 3) ... Assisted on Justin Sukow's game-winning goal against Bradley (Nov. 15) in the semifinals of the MVC Tournament ... Placed four of his 10 shots for the year on goal.

High School/Club Level: Product of the Sockers FC Chicago program... 2016 NPL National Champion and made it to the quarterfinals of 2018 US Developmental Academy Playoffs... Tallied four goals in just nine games during an injury plagued 2017-18 season, but returned to form for the 2018-19 circuit to guide the Sockers to the No. 2 team in the Top Drawer Soccer April U19 rankings.