Pomona-Pitzer Athletics

At Pomona-Pitzer: Entering his senior season as a member of the Pomona-Pitzer football team, where he will play on the offensive line, as a guard and center...Plays for the 5c club lacrosse team as well, where he is a defensive long pole.

2014: Played in all nine games at the guard positions...Part of an offensive line that was named to the D3football.com National Team of the Week after recording 670 yards of total offense in a 41-37 loss to La Verne, the second most yards in program history...Sagehens did not allow a sack in the La Verne game in 50 passing attempts.

2013: Played in seven of nine games...Became a starter at guard midway through the year, and took over at center for several games.

High School: Attended Coronado High School, where he was a member of the football and lacrosse teams...Was a second-team all-state center in 2013, while earning first-team all-league honors as a guard in 2012...Was a two-time captain of the varsity team and a two-time Offensive Lineman MVP for the Cougars...Started at center for the West Charleston Lions Club 42nd Annual All-Star High School football game after his senior year...Earned an advanced diploma with honors...Helped the Cougar Lacrosse team to a state championship and a 9-0 record.

Personal: Attends Pitzer College, where he is a pre-med major with a business minor...Has an older sister...Father, Eric, played in the NFL for the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Jets and is currently a Nevada Highway Patrolman...Lists weight training and hanging with friends as his hobbies...Favorite athletes include Michael Oher, Mario Lemieux, Mean Joe Greene, Troy Polamalu and Ray Lewis...Hunger Games is his favorite book and Longest Year is his favorite movie...Plans to attend grad school and become a pharmacist...Volunteered with the Cougar Buddies in high school...Chose Pitzer because "it’s known worldwide for being one of the greatest schools. I not only get a chance to play a sport that I cherish and enjoy but I get to have the top of the line education. I'm not just going to one college I'm going to the 5 Claremont Colleges, which will ultimately improve me as a person and as football player."