Macalester College Athletics

As a Scot
2018
Played in all 20 games, making 10 starts in the midfield… Recorded three points on the season, scoring once as well as dishing out an assist… Tallied 13 shots, including six that were on goal for a .462 shot on goal percentage… Assisted the game-winning goal against St. Thomas on Sept. 29… scored his first collegiate goal in the MIAC playoff tournament in a 3-1 win over Hamline on Oct. 30… Took at least one shot in nine different games… Logged over 1000 minutes played on the year… Played 50 minutes or more in 14 of his 20 games played.

2017
Played in 19 games. 

2016
Played in five games with one start.

Before Mac
Four-time recipient of all-conference and all-district first team honors playing for Rudolf Steiner High School… Named MaxPreps/NSCAA Player of the Week three times… Scored 20 goals with 13 assists in senior season on the way to being named Michigan Mid-South Conference MVP
 
Why did you choose to attend Macalester?
When it came down to making a final decision on where to attend college, there were just too many good reasons to go to Macalester to not choose here. Having grown up in St. Paul, the location was immediately attractive to me as the Twin Cities are an amazing place. Academically, Macalester is widely renowned and will offer me great opportunities to learn. Athletically, Macalester's program plays at an extremely high level and is only getting better! I have no doubt the experience of being on the team will help me improve as a player and as a person.
 
What has your experience at Macalester meant to you so far?
Through my first year of college, Macalester has been a place of immense individual growth for me. The environment challenges and pushes you in many aspects to figure your business out, whether it be in the classroom or on the field and I have enjoyed every moment of it so far. Except the -20 wind chill moments, those I could live without.  

How has your experience as a student-athlete at Macalester prepared you for life after graduation?
Being a part of the Macalester men’s soccer program, I have experienced victory, heartbreak, and everything in between. I have learned how to celebrate an achievement while still striving towards bigger things. I’ve bit back tears walking off the field with senior teammates for the last time, knowing that I have to get back to work without them the following week. Through this spectrum of experiences, I’ve learned how to roll with the kicks in life and how to continually strive for progress.