University of Denver Athletics

CAREER:
Made 60 appearances in Denver’s offensive midfield…Tallied 25 points on 16 goals and nine assists…Scored a man-up goal in his freshman season…Picked up 15 ground balls.

2017:
Played in 16 games on Denver’s second midfield…Scored four goals and tallied two assists…Recorded his first career hat trick in Denver’s 17-10 NCAA First Round win over Air Force (5/13)…Picked up four ground balls, including three in DU’s Faceoff Classic win over Cleveland State.

2016:
Played in 13 of Denver’s 16 games, splitting time between Denver’s second and third midfield…Tallied seven points on five goals and two assists, including a pair of points (1/1) in Denver’s 16-6 Faceoff Classic win against Dartmouth (2/28)…Picked up two ground balls.

2015:
Played in 17 games, scoring three goals and tallying two assists...Scored two goals in Denver's 18-11 win over Marquette (4/25)...Had two points (1G,1A) in Denver's NCAA Quarterfinal win over Ohio State (5/16) at Sports Authority Field...Picked up six ground balls, including three in Denver's 16-6 win over Air Force (2/21).

2014:
Saw action in 14 games for the Pioneers...Scored his first collegiate goal against Canisius (02/23/14) off four shots...Tied his career-high in points (1) for the seventh time and his career-high in assists (1) for the third time against Drexel in the Quarterfinals (05/18/14)...Grabbed a career-high two ground balls against Marist (02/22/14)...Tied his career-high in points six times, most recent against vs. Rutgers (05/01/14) in the semifinals of the BIG EAST Tournament.

BEFORE DENVER:
Played Lacrosse at Gonzaga College High School...Received First Team All-Conference WCAC honors...Was selected as a Second Team All-Met selection...Member of Washington DC Adidas Team...Won the Parkmont Poetry Contest as well as worked on the McKenna Immersion Project...Participated in the Washington DC Red Cloud Service Trip to North Dakota.

PERSONAL:
Born October 21, 1994 in Washington, DC...Son of Mark Planning and Anne Kelly...Has one brother, David (Ohio State, 2015)...Chose DU because he was impressed with the campus, coaches and players.