Ursinus College

SENIOR (2024): Appeared and started in all 16 games on defense...Picked up 24 ground balls and tied for third on the team with 10 caused turnovers...Added two ground balls against Randolph-Macon...Caused two turnovers and picked up two ground balls versus Western Connecticut State (2/21)...Recorded three ground balls and caused two turnovers against DeSales (3/2)...Caused two turnovers and picked up a ground ball versus Eastern (3/6)...Picked up two ground balls in back-to-back games versus St. John Fisher (3/16) and Gettysburg (3/23)...Registered three ground balls versus Kean (3/27)...Caused a turnover in three-straight games versus Franklin & Marshall (4/13), Swarthmore (4/17), and Washington College (4/20)

JUNIOR (2023): Appeared in 15 games and made six starts on defense...Picked up 22 ground balls and tied for fourth on the team with eight caused turnovers...Grabbed three ground balls against York (2/22)...Added two ground balls versus Colorado College (2/26)...Matched career-high of three ground balls and caused two turnovers versus Arcadia (3/1)...Tallied three ground balls and caused one turnover versus RIT (3/11)...Posted two ground balls and caused one turnover versus McDaniel (4/1)...Caused two turnovers versus Haverford (4/8)...Registered three ground balls against Franklin & Marshall (4/15).

SOPHOMORE (2022): Appeared in 14 games on defense...Picked up nine ground balls and caused three turnovers...Picked up two ground balls against Stevenson (2/19)...Grabbed two ground balls versus Southern Virginia (2/26)...Caused one turnover in three separate games.

FRESHMAN (2021): Played in three games ... Debut came against Washington College (4/7), when he recorded his first career ground ball ... Added another ground ball at McDaniel (5/1)

Before Ursinus: Second team All-Suburban One performer as a junior at Wissahickon High School ... Team captain ... Earned Most Improved Player award as a freshman and sophomore ... Honor Roll student all four years

Personal: Born August 7, 2002 ... Son of Rita Reichard ... Has two siblings, Maddy (20) and Sydney (20) ... Double major in economics and mathematics with a minor in statistics ... U-Imagine Center student scholar ... Started and runs his own clothing brand/non-profit called The Coastal Factory, with all proceeds going to ocean clean-up organizations

Why Ursinus? I wanted to be able to have a small class size as well as play competitive lacrosse. When looking at Ursinus, I instantly fell in love. I loved the campus; it is so beautiful. Also, it is not too far away from home so my mom can come to my games and I can see family almost whenever.

HONORS
 

• Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll (2022, 2023, 2024)