2018: UVC All-Academic Team … appeared in 24 matches and a career-high 86 sets … registered 110 kills (1.28 per set) and a hitting percentage of .278 … produced a career-high 29 digs … also notched career-highs in solo blocks (19), block assists (44) and total blocks (63, 0.73 per set) … ranked second on the team in solo blocks, second in block assists, second in total blocks and fourth in kills … ranked 14th in the UVC in blocks per set … finished his career ranked sixth all-time in program history with a .305 hitting percentage … recorded at least one kill in 23 of 24 matches this season highlighted by a season-high ten kills against Rivier (4/4) … tallied a season-high three solo blocks in a 3-1 win over Stevenson (3/10) and a 3-1 win over No. 15 Elmira (3/31) … registered a season-high four block assists twice against Emmanuel (1/20) and Bard (3/3) … [SEASON STATS]
2017: UVC All-Academic … played in 59 sets … produced eight kills, a .889 hitting percentage and two blocks against Lesley (2/4) … posted seven kills and three blocks at Emmanuel (2/28) … also recorded seven kills at Regis (1/24) and Mount Ida (2/2) … racked up seven blocks versus Bard (2/11).
2016: UVC All-Academic … played in 78 sets … amassed 12 kills, a .750 hitting percentage, and six blocks against Mount Ida (2/16) … recorded 11 kills versus Sage (2/6) and Penn State – Behrend (4/2) … racked up seven blocks against Emmanuel (1/30) … notched nine kills, three aces, and four blocks versus Newbury (2/2).
2015: Played in 41 sets … registered eight kills and two blocks versus Lakeland (2/28) … posted six kills and four blocks against Wentworth (1/31) … notched five kills, a .417 hitting percentage, and five blocks versus Lasell (3/14) … earned two aces against Lehman (4/3).
Off the Court at MIT: Majoring in mechanical engineering … completed an internship at IDEXX Laboratories … researched medical image analysis at SUTD...also conducted research for a portable NMR hydration sensor... PBE … Camp Kesem … MCG Operations Director.
Why I Chose MIT: The ability to participate as a student athlete at one of the best schools in the world was an opportunity I could not turn down. MIT allows me to challenge myself both academically and athletically, as well as spend time with a student body full of some of the most interesting and passionate people I have ever met.
High School: A 2014 graduate of St. John’s Prep … three-time varsity letterwinner … Coach’s Award … also earned two varsity letters for basketball … National Honor Society … Spanish National Honor Society … Eagle Scout … History Club … National Merit Commended Student … National AP Scholar … Headmaster’s List … Greg Agganis Scholarship.
