King's College Athletics

Career Highs:
Goals: 1 (four times)
Assists: 1 (12 times)
Points: 1 (15 times)
Shots: 6 at Lebanon Valley (2/18/25)

Awards:
MAC Academic Honor Roll (2023, 2024, 2025)
UCHC All-Academic Team (2022-23, 2023-24)

2024-25: Skated in 20 out of a possible 25 games as a senior defenseman for the Monarchs... Totaled eight points from one goal and seven assists off 42 shots and 18 blocks... Scored a goal against SUNY Morrisville (1/14/25)... King's finished 9-14-2 overall and 7-12-2 in MAC play. 

2023-24: Skated in all 26 games for the Monarchs as a junior defender... Totaled two points on one goal and one assist off 42 shots and a team-high 41 blocks for a plus-minus of -9... Netted one goal in a loss to Lebanon Valley (2/09/24)... Recorded an assist against Chatham (11/04/23)... Picked up a career-high six blocks in a loss at Stevenson (1/09/24)... King's finished 9-17-0 with a 8-12-0 mark in the UCHC for the program's first playoff appearance and a 4-4-0 mark in the MAC. 

2022-23: Skated in 22 out of a possible 25 games as a sophomore defender...totaled six points on two goals and four assists off 23 shots and 32 blocks for a plus-minus of -14...registered first collegiate point on an assist against SUNY Brockport (10/28/22)...scored first career goal in a win over Buffalo St (1/10/23)...King's finished 6-17-2 overall with a 5-14-1 mark in the UCHC and a 4-5-1 mark in the MAC.

2021-22: Skated in 10 out of a possible 24 games as a first year defenseman for the Monarchs...Recorded 20 shots with nine blocks with a plus-minus of -5...Totaled a season-high five shots twice in a win over Neumann (1/22/22) and a win over Utica (2/11/22)...King's finished 5-19-0 overall with a 4-14-0 mark in the UCHC and a 1-7-0 mark in the MAC.

PRIOR TO KING'S: Played in the United States Premiere Hockey League with the New Jersey Rockets... graduated from Freehold Township High School... member of the Patriots hockey team... played AAA for the Jersey Shore Whalers

PERSONAL: An accounting major... chose King's because of "the campus size and amount of majors available."