I have over 15 years of playing experience from the youth to semi-professional level. In high school I was a three-year starter and varsity captain at Portsmouth Abbey School (Portsmouth, RI). My team won three straight Eastern Independent League (EIL) championships, and I was awarded several individual accolades, including All EIL Honors, All State Independent School Honors, and the US Lacrosse Bob Scott Award (New England). After high school I accepted an offer to play Division II lacrosse at Bentley University (Waltham, MA). I finished my collegiate career with 61 goals and 34 assists while playing in 54 games and serving as captain of the team my senior year. Following Bentley, I accepted an athletic scholarship to play overseas at Durham University (UK). There I was a member of an undefeated BUCS National Championship team, and a recipient of a 2017 Palatinate Award for stand out play in both football and lacrosse. This past summer I was a starting midfielder for the Brighton Bombers Lacrosse Club, which finished with a 13-4 record, and as runner-ups in the South Australian Lacrosse League.
Furthermore, I was a Volunteer Assistant Lacrosse Coach at Marymount University (Arlington, VA). My duties included reviewing game film, organizing practice drills, assisting in the coordination of the offense, and overseeing players during away games. Marymount finished 3rd in the Atlantic East Conference (AEC), won their first AEC playoff game, and produced five All AEC 2nd team players. In addition to coaching at Marymount University, I directed a lacrosse program for a 10-week summer camp in Maine. As the Director of Lacrosse at Camp Laurel, I managed my own staff, and developed a lacrosse curriculum for both male and female campers ranging from ages 7 15.