Career Statistics (Through 2023 Season)
2025: NACC Scholar-Athlete... Started all 22 matches... Led team with 25 aces... Second on the team with 148 kills and 146 digs... Earned a .962 reception percentage on 494 attempts... Tallied 15 kills, nine digs, and four blocks against Concordia Chicago (March 8)... Hit five aces against Rockford (March 20)... Notched 15 digs in the program's first-ever victory against Concordia Wisconsin (March 29)... Earned double-digit digs in four matches and double-digit kills in two... Recorded a nine-kill, four-ace, 12-dig performance against Wisconsin Lutheran (February 27).
2024: Honorable Mention All-NACC... Started all 24 matches... Led team in kills (209), digs (217), and aces (37)... 37 aces best in program history... First Eagle to reach 500 career kills... set single match record with 20 kills against St. Norbert (March 23)... 209 kills a program season record... .42 aces per set third in the NACC... Recorded seven double-doubles... Notched 11 kills, five aces, and 20 digs against Illinois Wesleyan (February 10)... Swung for 19 kills on a .429 hitting percentage with 14 digs against Concordia Chicago (March 9)... Tallied six blocks alongside 14 digs against MSOE (March 20).
2023: NACC Scholar-Athlete...Started 20 of 23 matches played... Third on the team with 166 kills... Second with 16 service aces... Recorded 33 blocks... Earned a career high 15 digs against MSOE (March 11)... Swung for a season-best 13 kills against Dominican (April 8), as well as four assists and two service aces... Tallied four blocks against Trinity Christian (February 23).
2022: Started 14 of 21 matches played...Finished second on the team with 133 kills and third with 25 blocks...Totaled 92 digs, with a career-best 14 coming against Clarke University (February 8)...Recorded double-digit kills in five matches, with 16 against Adrian (February 6).
High School: Coached by Andy Nosbusch…Team posted a winning record senior year…Played club for Milwaukee Sting, coached by Nick Malak.
Personal: Son of Michael and Pamela.
Why Edgewood College?: “Location and school size.”
