2025 Stats (Season High Plays In Parentheses)
Games: 3
Receptions/Yards: 2 for 30 Yards, 0 Touchdowns (16 vs Puget Sound 10/4)
- Appeared in three games during his junior season
- Posted a new career-high for receiving yards in a seasonÂ
- Opened the season with a 14-yard reception against Puget Sound in the team’s season openerÂ
- Added a 16-yard catch against the Loggers on October 4 in Lewis & Clark’s NWC opener
2024 (Sophomore Year): Transitioned to wide receiver during his sophomore season and appeared in two contests ... Recorded two catches for 26 yards ... Made his collegiate debut against nationally-ranked Montana Western on September 21 ... Posted two catches for 21 yards, including a 19-yard grab, at Whitworth on November 2.Â
2023 (Freshman Year): Did not appear in a game during his freshman season … Served as a backup quarterback during his first season.  Â
At Lewis & Clark: KPH radio host of a show called TNT Unabashed.Â
Prior to Lewis & Clark: Attended St. Helens High School … Competed in football, basketball, golf and track & field at St. Helens … Earned First Team All-Cowapa League at Quarterback … Won the Most Inspirational Award and Best Overall Back Award … Started at quarterback on the varsity team his final three seasons … Served as the football team captain for two years and for basketball and golf for one year … Selected to the First Team All-Cowapa League in basketball as a guard … Member of the Honor Roll all four years and to the National Honor Society his final two years.Â
Why Lewis & Clark?:Â Lewis & Clark is in a great spot in Portland, which is home. The coaches and my future teammates were very personable and made me feel like I fit right in. I am excited for the opportunity to further my education and continue playing the game of football!
