University of Denver Athletics

HONORS AND AWARDS:
BIG EAST Second Team (2018)...BIG EAST Attack Player of the Week (3/4/19).

CAREER:
Part of a senior class that finished fifth in the country in wins with 49…12^th fastest Pioneer to 100 career points, doing so in 44 career games…Played in 61 career games, tallying 152 points (9^th in Denver’s DI history) on 82 goals and 70 assists (6^th in Denver’s DI history)…Netted five game-winning goals and 11 man-up goals…Picked up 46 ground balls and forced four turnovers.

2019:
Captain...Missed the first four games of the season due to injury before making his debut at North Carolina and starting at attack for the rest of the season…Finished his senior campaign with 31 points on 17 goals and 14 assists…Picked up 19 ground balls and forced a turnover…Had a season-high six points in his 2019 debut at North Carolina on a goal and five assists (third-most assists in a single game in Denver’s DI history)…Matched that season high with four goals and two assists in Denver’s BIG EAST opener against Georgetown…Tallied three hat tricks in his senior campaign.

2018:
Played and started in all 17 games as Denver’s X attackman…Led the team in assists with 31, good for sixth in Denver’s DI history…Second on the team in points (60) and goals (29)…Netted hat tricks at Air Force (2/10 – 3), at Villanova (4/6 – 3), vs. St. John’s (4/14 – 5), vs. Marquette (4/28 – 3), vs. Marquette (5/3 – 5) and at Notre Dame (5/13 – 3)…Career-high six points in games at Villanova (4/6), vs. St. John’s (4/14), vs. Marquette (5/3) and at Notre Dame (5/13)…Scored his 29 goals on 57 shots…Scored six man-up goals…Career-high four assists in Denver’s win over Ohio State (3/17)…Picked up 12 ground balls and forced a turnover. NCAA RANKINGS: 31^st in points per game (3.53), 118^th in goals per game (1.71), 23^rd in assists per game (1.82), eighth in shooting percentage (.509) and 21^stin man-up goals (6.0).

2017:
Played and started all 17 games as the X attackman for the Pioneers…Tallied 33 more points than he did in his rookie season, finishing with 47 on 28 goals and 19 assists…Scored multiple goals in 10 games, including a stretch of eight-straight from April 1 to May 20…Netted a career-high four goals in Denver’s 16-4 NCAA Quarterfinal win over Notre Dame (5/20)…Recorded his first three career hat tricks...Distributed multiple assists in six games, including three in Denver’s wins over Duke (2/18) and in the Pioneers’ regular season game against Marquette (4/29)…Scored four man-up goals, picked up 10 ground balls and caused two turnovers. NCAA RANKINGS: 1^st in shot percentage (.519), 69^th in man-up goals (4), 83^rd in assists per game (1.12) and 87^th in points per game (2.76).

2016:
Played in all 16 games, starting six and playing on Denver’s second midfield in the final 10 games…Tallied 14 points on eight goals and six assists…Netted first career multi-goal game in Denver’s 17-4 win at Georgetown (4/2)…Added an additional multi-point game (1/1) in Denver’s 14-11 win over Marquette to clinch the Pioneers third-straight regular season title (4/30)…Picked up five ground balls, including two against Marquette (4/30).

BEFORE DENVER:
US Lacrosse High School All-American…League (EBAL) MVP and Offensive MVP in 2015…Adrenaline All-American in 2015…Times Sports Player of the Year (2015)…Also played varsity football as a starting safety.

PERSONAL:
Born on July 3, 1997 in Upper Montclair, N.J...Son of Michele French...Has one brother: Cole…Chose the University of Denver because it is a great fit academically and athletically…Enjoyed the beautiful campus, the coaches are the best out there and it’s the closest Division I program to his hometown.