King's College Athletics

Career Highs
Goals: 1 vs Manhattanville (2/17/23)
Assists: 2 vs Alvernia (1/28/22)
Points: 2 vs Alvernia (1/28/23)
Shots: 5 vs Arcadia (12/3/22)

2024-25: Skated in 11 out of a possible 25 games as a junior defender for the Monarchs... Notched seven shots with a season-high of two against Lebanon Valley (1/11/25)... Totaled eight blocks and one faceoff win... King's finished 9-14-2 overall and 7-12-2 in MAC play. 

2023-24: Skated in 13 out of a possible 26 games as a sophomore defender... Totaled one point on one assist off five shots and eight blocks for a plus-minus of -5... 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 17 out of a possible 25 games as a first-year defender...totaled five points on one goal and four assists off 24 shots and 16 blocks for a plus-minus of -8...registered first collegiate point on an assist against Albertus Magnus (1/14/23))...recorded a season-high two points on two assists against Alvernia (1/28/23)...scored first career goal against Manhattanville (2/17/23)...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.

PRIOR TO KING'S: Played in the United States Premier Hockey League with the New Jersey Rockets... graduated from Kettle Moraine High School in Wales, Wisconsin... member of the Lasers baseball and hockey teams... captain of the Lasers hockey team as a senior... named second team all conference as a junior and first team all state as a senior in hockey... played in the North American 3 Hockey League with the Granite City Lumberjacks

PERSONAL: Son of Lisa and Jerry Driscoll... has three siblings, Zach Metsa, Brady and Lauren Driscoll... brother Zach plays hockey at Quinnipiac University... a mechanical engineering major... chose King's because "Coach Tom recruited me for my ability on the ice. I knew that I wanted to go to a school with some mechanical or material engineering and King's happened to be the perfect place for me."