SOPHOMORE (2022): Repeated on All-Centennial Team at long-stick middle...Appeared in all 16 games and made one start...Tied for team lead and ranked eighth in the Centennial with 56 ground balls...Ranked second on the team with 13 caused turnovers...Spent time again in the faceoff x, winning 26-of-58 draws...Tallied three points behind two goals and one assist...Grabbed four ground balls and caused two turnovers versus Southern Virginia (2/26)...Grabbed four ground balls, caused two turnovers, dished out an assist, and went 7-of-13 in faceoffs versus Montclair State (3/2)...Picked up five ground balls against Christopher Newport (3/9)...Scored first collegiate goal and and grabbed three ground balls versus Washington College (3/30)...Grabbed four ground balls and caused one turnover versus Muhlenberg (4/2)...Registered career-high seven ground balls and went 9-of-19 in faceoff x against Dickinson (4/9)...Scored a goal and picked up two ground balls against Swarthmore (4/20)...Grabbed six ground balls and caused one turnover against McDaniel (4/23)...Picked up four ground balls, caused one turnover, and went a perfect 3-of-3 in faceoffs against Dickinson (5/4).
FRESHMAN (2021): Made a huge impact as a long-stick middie ... Earned second team All-Centennial Conference honors ... Proved a highly disruptive force, racking up 19 ground balls and a team-leading six caused turnovers ... Also spent some time in the faceoff x, winning 9-of-20 draws ... Registered at least four ground balls in all but two games ... Had five ground balls and two caused turnovers against Dickinson (4/17), five ground balls and a caused turnover against Muhlenberg (4/28), and four grounders and two CTs against Washington College (4/7)
Before Ursinus: Four-year varsity player at Downingtown West High School ... Led team in ground balls as a junior
Personal: Born January 20, 2002 ... Son of Steve and Jen Toth ... Siblings are Katie, Jake, Mayzie, and Abby ... Double major in Psychology and Biology
Why Ursinus? I chose Ursinus for the well-rounded athletics and academics it provided. The athletics staff both inside and outside of the lacrosse team constantly push you to be better and always work with you personally to achieve your goals. The team itself provides a tight-knit culture both on and off the field that pushes each other to become better players and people every day. The academics at Ursinus offer a personal education that allows you to feel like you are not just another number in the system. Opportunities such as research with professors allow you to develop a personal connection with the staff here at Ursinus. The combination of a liberal arts education with a highly respected athletics program stood out to me and drew me to Ursimus.
HONORS
- Second team All-Centennial Conference (2021, 2022)
- Centennial Coneference Academic Honor Roll (2022)
