2025 Awards
Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week: 9/8
2025 Stats (Season High Plays In Parentheses)
Games: 6
Passes/Yards/Touchdowns/Completion %: 115-169, 1,480 Yards, 20 Touchdowns, 68 Completion % (359 Yards at Puget Sound 9/6)
Rushes/Yards/Average: 44 for 255 Yards, 5.8 Yard Average, 3 Touchdowns (89 Yards at Puget Sound 9/6)
- Earned the starting quarterback role during his first season at Lewis & Clark
- Started the first six games of the season before suffering a season-ending injury
- Led the team in every major passing category and led the team in rushing touchdowns, while finishing third in total rushing yards
- Lewis & Clark went 5-1 in the games that he started, including starting the year 5-0 for just the seventh time in program history
- Enjoy a fantastic debut as he went 24-35 for 359 yards and five touchdowns and added seven rushes for 89 yards in a season-opening win at Puget Sound
- Posted the 25th-most passing yards in program history in his collegiate debut
- Named the Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week for his performance in Week 1
- Added four touchdown passes and 268 yards in a win over George Fox on September 13
- Finished 16-30 for 226 yards and four touchdown passes in the team’s NWC opening win over Puget Sound
- Rushed for exactly 75 yards and a rushing touchdown in each of his final two starts of the season
- Ended the year 56th in NCAA DIII in passing touchdowns with 20
At Lewis & Clark: Minoring in Entrepreneurial Leadership and Innovation.
Prior to Lewis & Clark: Spent one season at NCAA DI Fresno State University ... Served as a scout team quarterback and red-shirted the 2024 season ... Attended Campolindo High School … In his senior season, he was the Offensive MVP in the division … All-Bay Area football Second Team selection and earned All-State honors … Threw for 5,748 career passing yards in two varsity seasons at Campolindo High School … Completed 204-of-297 attempts his senior year for a 68.7 percent clip … Threw 53 career touchdowns, including 32 his senior year.
Why Lewis & Clark?: The people, the location, and the flexibility.
