University of Denver Athletics

Pro Draft:
Taken 35th overall by Rochester in the 2021 National Lacrosse League Draft. 

Career:
Played in 59 career games, starting 11 in Denver’s top midfield line in his final season with the Crimson and Gold…Posted 52 career points on 22 goals and 30 helpers, including career-highs in all three categories in his grad senior year…Netted five man-up goals to go with 21 caused turnovers.
 
2022:
Played in all 15 games, starting on Denver’s top midfield unit in 11 of the contests…Posted 28 points on 12 goals and 16 assists, including four points in Denver’s season opener at Utah and its season finale against Villanova in the BIG EAST Semifinal…Scored in 11 of Denver’s 15 games and had a point in 14 of 15.

2021:
Played in 11 of Denver’s 17 games, seeing most of his time on Denver’s third midfield and its man-up unit…Tallied 12 points on five goals and seven assists, including two man-up tallies…Season-high three points on a goal and two assists…Two more assists against Villanova on April 10.

2020:
Played in five of the six games in the 2020 season, scoring a goal and adding an assist in Denver’s 16-3 win over St. Bonaventure…Picked up two ground balls in the Pioneers’ victory over the Bonnies.

2019:
Played in 13 games, tallying seven points on a goal and six assists…Picked up five ground balls…Had a season-high three points against Utah, scoring his only goal of the campaign to go with two helpers…Tallied four assists in the two games of the 2019 Faceoff Classic.

2018:
Played in 15 of Denver’s 17 contests, starting on Denver’s man-up unit…Scored three goals on the campaign in games at Air Force (2/10), vs. Cleveland State (2/25) and vs. Ohio State (3/17)…Netted his three goals on seven shots.

BEFORE DENVER:
Invited to the 2017 Under Armour All-America Game...Inside Lacrosse write-up on Curtis: Curtis is another offensive talent who can float up to midfield or play from the wings or behind; he possesses one of the highest lacrosse IQs in the class. That type of versatility and savvy is rewarded in Denver's offense.

PERSONAL:
Born on April 5, 1998 in Brampton, Ontario...Son of Chris Curtis and Amanda Galos...Has one sister: Payton...Chose the University of Denver for the amazing opportunity it offers to study at a prestigious university, play for the best coaches in college lacrosse and ultimately compete for a National Championship.