Men's Soccer

Two-Time First Team All-West Coast Conference (2021 & 2022)
2022 WCC First Team All-Academic
2021 United Soccer Coaches All-West Region First Team
2021 WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention
2020 Honorable Mention All-WCC

SENIOR (2022): Named first team All-West Coast Conference for the second-straight year ... the eighth Bronco named as multiple first-team selection in the last 20 years joining Javier Ruiz Duran (2019-21), Carlos Delgadillo (2015 and 2017), Erik Hurtado (2010-12), Mykell Bates (2010-11), Jalil Anibaba (2007 and 2009), Mehdi Ballouchy (2004-05) and Ryan Cochrane (2002-03) ... named First Team WCC All-Academic ... appeared in 14 matches and started in five ... logged 1,027 minutes of action ... led the Broncos with nine points including a team-high four goals and added an assist ... scored the game-winning goal at Utah Tech (Sept. 12) and tallied seven points in the last six games including goals at San Francisco (Oct. 26) and against LMU (Oct. 29) ... 18 of 42 shots were on goal ... had at least one shot in all 14 matches ... had a season-high six shots and three shots on goal against Incarnate Word (Oct. 15).  

SENIOR (2021): Named first team to both All-West Coast Conference and United Soccer Coaches All-West Region teams ... also named WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention ... led the WCC in points (26), goals (nine) and shots (52) while finishing second in assists (eight) ... named WCC Offensive Player of the Week when he scored the game winner in the WCC Championship clinching match over Portland (Nov. 6) and also recorded an assist ... appeared in all 18 matches, starting in one ... saw 1,263 minutes of action ... 31 of his 52 shots were on frame (.596) ... scored a team-high three game-winning goals ... the game-winners came against American (Sept. 3), San Francisco (Oct. 2) and Portland (Nov. 6) ... tallied at least one point in six-straight games (four goals & four assists during the span) that tied for the third longest streak in Bronco history alongside Paul Bravo in 1989 and teammate Javier Ruiz Duran in 2021 ... his 26 points were the most accrued for a Broncos since 2012 when Erik Hurtado had 37.  

JUNIOR (2020 - played in the spring of 2021): Named West Coast Conference Honorable Mention in his first season with the Broncos ... led the team in points (nine), goals (four), shots on goal (nine) and game-winning goals (two) ... finished season on a tear scoring four goals in the final three games ... game-winning goals came against Gonzaga (March 28) and San Diego (April 11) ... scored a season-high two goals against San Diego ... credited with an assist against Pacific (March 14) feeding Caden Buckley for the golden goal in the 100th minute ... appeared in all eight matches, starting in six ... logged 475 minutes of action.

PRIOR TO SANTA CLARA: Played two seasons at Gettysburg College, a Division III institution … found the back of the net 23 times in 37 matches including 11 game-winners … in 2019, led the Centennial Conference with 15 goals including eight game-winners … named First-Team All-Conference for the second straight year leading the Bullets to the second round of the NCAA Division III Tournament … named Centennial Conference Rookie of the Year in 2018 where he scored eight goals to become the first Bullet to be named conference rookie of the year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from The Masters School in New York … lettered in five sports – soccer (four-time letterwinner), track and field (two), lacrosse (two), squash (one), and volleyball (one) … four-time All-Fairchester Athletic Association, two-time All-WNESAA, and an All-NEPSAC All-Star … Netted 12 goals and six assists his junior season … made the honor roll list during sophomore and junior years.

CLUB: Played club soccer for Eastern FC (Westchester) … won three Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships.

PERSONAL: Enjoys listening to music, playing volleyball, pool and ping pong.