2026: College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® selection for the second consecutive season … NCAC Don Hunsinger Award nominee (NCAC Men’s Sport Student Athlete of the Year) … Monroe Manges Athletics Prize Department Award winner … Landed a USILA All-America honorable mention on top of his third-team All-NCAC honors … Broke six separate school records this season, including career points (301), career assists (140), season points (98), season assists (59), single-game assists (10), and single-game points (13) … Graduated second in program history with 161 career goals … Named to the USILA Team of the Week three times and NCAC Athlete of the Week once … NCAC leader in points per game at 5.44 and assists per game at 3.28, besting the second-place athlete by over one full point and assist … Assists per game number was good for eighth in NCAA Div. III and points per game number was 15th … Also fifth in NCAC at 7.72 shots per game … Team leader in points and assists … Second on the squad in both goals with 39 and groundballs with 41 … Single-game assists and single-game points records fell in season opener at Hiram (Feb. 18) … Had an assist in every game but one and multiple assists in 12 contests … Almost reached the double-digit points mark again on three separate occasions with nine points each against Adrian (Feb. 21), Otterbein (Feb. 25), and UMass.-Boston (March 15) … Scored a season-high five goals against Otterbein and UMass.-Boston … Reached the hat trick mark in seven games on the year … Scooped at least one groundball in every game but one … Tied for top scorer with three points in NCAC semifinal loss at Oberlin (April 29) … High of six groundballs came in crucial NCAC victory over Wabash (April 18) … Member of the NCAC Dr. Gordon Collins Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll … Member of both the fall semester and spring semester AD Honor Roll.

2025: College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® selection … NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Forum attendee … Landed on the All-NCAC third team as Wooster’s leading scorer … Fifth in the NCAC with team-leading 63 points … Third in the NCAC taking 9.18 shots per game … Team leader with 40 goals and 23 assists … Fifth on the team with 36 groundballs … Also tallied six caused turnovers and two man-down goals … Became the 10th player in program history to score 100 collegiate goals on March 19 against Messiah …Currently ranks sixth in career goals (122), eighth in career assists (81) and fifth in career points (203) with still a season remaining in career … Became program’s fifth 200-point scorer in regular season finale vs. Wabash (April 26) with two goals and three assists … Tied for sixth in program history for single-game goal scoring with seven against Otterbein (Feb. 26) … Narrowly matched that number with six scores against Messiah … Had an eight-point afternoon against Hiram (April 25) thanks to four goals and four assists … Back-to-back four groundball games were against Messiah (March 19) and Wittenberg (March 22) … Member of the NCAC Dr. Gordon Collins Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll … Member of both the fall semester and spring semester AD Honor Roll.

2024: USILA All-America honorable mention selection after second-team All-NCAC honors … Named to the NCAC All-Tournament Team following a one goal, one assist, four ground ball performance in the NCAC Semifinals against top-seeded Denison (May 2) … Named NCAC Athlete of the Week on Apr. 16 thanks to five goals and three assists against Oberlin (Apr. 13) … Team leader in goals with 49, assists with 26 and points with 75 … Ranked fourth in the NCAC in goals, second in assists and third in points … Also added 31 ground balls and tied for fourth on the team with 12 caused turnovers … Challenged Wooster’s single-season scoring record, finishing with the fourth-most goals in program history … Recorded program’s seventh overall 75-point season, ranking seventh in school history … Premier performance came in rout of Hiram (Apr. 6) with four goals and five assists … Top scoring effort came in the win over DePauw (March 23), netting six goals … Collected a ground ball in all but three games … Caused a pair of turnovers in three consecutive games against Westminster (Feb. 28), at John Carroll (March 2) and at Capital (March 9) … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll … Member of the fall and spring semester AD Honor Roll.

2023: Key part of program's winningest season (13 games) and longest winning streak (11 games) … Factored heavily into Scots ranking third nationally in groundballs per game (45.00) … Appeared in and started all 17 games … Led the team with 32 assists … Second on the squad with 33 goals and 65 points, with the points ranking within the program’s single-season top-10 leaderboard … Fifth in NCAC with 1.88 assists per game … Added 38 groundballs and four caused turnovers … Debuted with a goal and three assists at Westminster (Feb. 22) … Dished out a season-best six assists at Colorado College (March 18) en route to an eight-point performance … Closed out the season with another eight-point outing against Hiram (April 29), thanks to four goals and four assists … Scooped five groundballs in two separate games. 

Prior to Wooster: Second-team all-state selection as a junior at Ralston Valley High School … Two-time academic all-state qualifier … Four-year letterwinner … Helped program make playoffs for first time in program history … Member of the football and lacrosse teams.

Personal: Parents are Drew and Jen Kellogg … Biology major.