Lewis & Clark College

2024 (Junior Year): Appeared in three games during his junior campaign ... Served as a versatile backup lineman and played as the team's backup center and right guard ... Saw action against Pacific (10/19), Whitworth (11/2) and Willamette (11/16) ... Member of a Pioneers offensive unit that led the Northwest Conference in yards per game (445.9) and second in points per game (33.8). 

2023 (Sophomore Year): Appeared in four games during his sophomore season … Served as the Pioneers backup center … Saw action in three conference contests … Helped Lewis & Clark set a program record by scoring 50 or more points in three games during a single-season … Part of a Pioneers offensive unit that finished third in the conference in points per game (35.4) and second in yards per game (445.1). 

2022 (Freshman Year): Appeared in five games during his first season … Served as a key backup on the offensive line … Made his collegiate debut in the team’s season opener against the University of Puget Sound … Earned his first collegiate start on November 12 when he started at center against #4 Linfield University.  

At Lewis & Clark: Minoring in Spanish ... Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).

Prior to Lewis & Clark: Attended Beaverton High School … Played football and lacrosse … Named a two-time Second Team All-Metro Offensive/Defensive Line … Won the Duke Moore Award … Served as the team captain for three seasons … Earned All-League honors as a defenseman three times in lacrosse, including First Team one time … Member of the National Honor Society, National Society of High School Scholars and Society of Future Physicians. 

Why Lewis & Clark?: Because it is an amazing school and offered me a chance to continue doing what I love