Capital University

2017: First Team All-OAC … Named to Intercollegiate Men''s Lacrosse Coaches Association All-West Region Honorable Mention team … played in 16 games (15 starts) … caused a team-high 30 turnovers … picked up 28 ground balls … scored two goals and added an assist … scored, picked up five ground balls and caused seven turnovers on April 22 against Heidelberg 

2016: First Team All-OAC … started in all 18 games … collected 35 ground balls and caused 24 turnovers (second on the team) … picked up a season high four ground balls against Kenyon on Feb. 24 … caused three turnover on April 13 against Ohio Northern.

2015: Named Defensive Player of the Year... first team All-OAC... appeared in and started 16 games... finished fourth on on the team with 36 collected ground balls... led the team in caused turnovers (36)... against Oberlin on March 7 he reached a season-high of five caused turnovers and picked up five ground balls

2014: First team All-Ohio Athletic Conference … started all 14 of the team’s games … led team and conference with 54 caused turnovers … finished eighth in NCAA Division III (through games of May 11) with 3.25 caused turnovers per game …  posted one goal and one assist for two points … tallied 39 ground balls, good for third on the team … finished 3-of-7 (.429) on face-offs … totaled two shots, both on goal … named OAC Defensive Player of the Week after totaling five caused turnovers and a ground ball in the Crusaders’ season-opening 13-4 win over Franciscan on March 1 at Bernlohr Stadium … selected OAC Defensive Player of the Week for a second time after matching a career high with 10 caused turnovers to go along with four ground balls in Capital’s 7-5 triumph over Siena Heights (Mich.) on March 16 at Bernlohr Stadium … matched a career best with 10 caused turnovers to go along with one assist and three ground balls in the Crusaders’ 15-0 victory over Defiance on March 18 at Bernlohr Stadium … caused five turnovers and picked up a career-high six ground balls in Capital’s 8-5 win over Alfred St. (N.Y.) on March 22 at Bernlohr Stadium … registered five caused turnovers and four ground balls against Southwestern (Texas) on April 6 … posted a goal and added two ground balls and a caused turnover in the Crusaders’ first-ever OAC triumph, 15-8, at Wilmington on April 16 … caused seven turnovers and corralled three ground balls against John Carroll on April 23 at Bernlohr Stadium

Personal: Majoring in financial economics with a minor in military leadership … parents are Andrea and Bryan Stover … attended Olentangy High School … hopes to become a lacrosse coach