Smith College

2013: started 10 games… missed the final two games of the season due to an injury… named to the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) All-Conference first team… caught 47 passes for 531 yards and five touchdowns… led the team in receptions, yards and receiving touchdowns… longest catch of the season with 38 yards against Delaware Valley College (Sept. 7)… had nine catches for 101 yards at Delaware Valley and nine catches for 114 yards against Framingham State University (Sept. 14)… returned nine punts for 105 yards… longest return was 41 yards against The College of New Jersey (Nov. 15)… finished fifth in the NJAC in receptions per game (4.7) and seventh in receiving yards per game (53.1)
 
2012: the starter in seven of eight contests… first on the team with 510 yards and nine touchdowns with 31 receptions… made four catches for 36 yards and a touchdown versus Delaware Valley College (Sept. 1)… hauled in five balls for 85 yards and three TDs against William Paterson University (Sept. 14)… had five receptions for 51 yards and a touchdown versus The College at Brockport (Sept. 29)… registered 105 yards and a TD with four grabs at Montclair State University (Oct. 6)… at SUNY Cortland (Oct. 20), caught two balls for 66 yards and a touchdown… produced 105 yards and two TDs against Morrisville State College (Oct. 270… in the conference, second in scoring (6.8), ninth in receiving yards per game (63.8), 15th in receptions per game (3.9) and tied for 20th in all-purpose yards (63.8)… chosen to the NJAC All-Conference second team
 
2011: started eight of 10 games… led the team with 759 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on 46 receptions… averaged 75.9 yards per game and 16.5 yards per catch… hauled in six balls for 139 yards and two touchdowns versus Buffalo State College (Oct. 22)… made four catches for 104 yards and one touchdown against Western Connecticut State University (Oct. 1)… scored one touchdown at The College at Brockport (Sept. 17) and versus SUNY Cortland (Sept. 24) with 80 and 87 yards receiving respectively… in the conference, he was second in receiving yards per game (75.9), tied for fifth in receptions per game (4.6), 16th in all-purpose yards (75.9) and tied for 19th in scoring (4.2)… named the NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Year and to the All-Conference first team… selected to the Eastern College Athletic Conference South All-Star second team

HS: graduated from Clearview Regional High School… selected All-Conference first team as a safety… a two-sport athlete (football and baseball)… earned All-Conference first team his junior and senior year as a shortstop in baseball