At Pomona-Pitzer: Completed his first season as a member of the Pomona-Pitzer Men’s Soccer team, where he plays forward…2014: Played in all 22 games, including 10 starts...Scored five goals on the season...Had both goals, including the golden goal in overtime, of a 2-1 road win over La Verne...Followed that up with the game-winning goal at Cal Lutheran...Scored in the rematch with Cal Lutheran at home...Added a goal in a home win over Caltech...Took 25 shots.

High School: Attended Eau Claire Memorial High School in Wisconsin, where he was a member of the soccer and tennis teams…An all-state selection as a senior, and a two-time all-conference selection…Was named conference Player of the Year as a senior…Helped the Old Abes to two Division I State Qualifiers (2010, 2012)…All-Area Player of the Year as a senior…A four-time all-state selection in tennis, helping Eau Claire to the state finals…Was fifth place in the state in doubles…WIAA Scholar-Athlete…National Merit Scholar Finalist and National AP Scholar…National Honors Society member…Also played club soccer for the Eau Claire United, which he helped to the finals of the Nike Showcase.

Personal: Attends Pomona College, where he majors in neuroscience with mathematics and computer science minors…Lists "Sympathy for the Devil" with Professor Rockwell as the most interesting course he has taken at Pomona so far...Worked as a phlebotomist in the summer (2015) for the Mayo Clinic Health System...Plans to attend medical school after graduation...Has an older brother and a younger sister…Hobbies include recording music, swimming, reading and camping/hiking…Favorite athletes include Clarence Seedorf, Daniel Sturridge, Roger Federer, and Javale McGee…Favorite books are Diary of a Wimpy Kid and the Lord of the Rings series, while favorite movies include Miracle, Goal, Searching for Bobby Fisher and Star Wars…Lists Wayne Gretzky and Stephen Colbert as the public figures he most admires…Chose Pomona for “Top notch academics in an engaging atmosphere with interesting people.”