Rutgers University Athletics

Played seven years at Rutgers - granted medical redshirts for three seasons (2015, 2017 and 2018).
Earned undergraduate degree in Supply Chain and Marketing Science 
Earned graduate degree in Labor Studies and Employment Relations

Team Captain
2021 Honorable Mention All-American (USILA)
2021 Honorable Mention All-American (Media)
2021 First Team All-Big Ten
2021 Tewaaraton Award Finalist 
2021 USILA Senior All-Star Game Selection
2021 USILA Team of the Week (April 6)
2021 Coursen Award    
2021 Werblin Award
2021 and 2020 Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch
2020 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar
Six-time Academic All-Big Ten (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021)
Three-time Scholar All-American (2021, 2020, 2019)
2020 Tewaaraton Award Watch List
2019 First Team All-Big Ten
2019 All-ECAC
2019 Tewaaraton Award Watch List
2017 Preseason All-American
2016 Big Ten Freshman of the Year
2016 Big Ten All-Tournament Team

47 Goals in 2019 -- 3rd all-time in a single season in Rutgers history
44 Goals in 2021 - 4th all-time in a single season in Rutgers history
43 Goals in 2016 -- 7th all-time in a single season in Rutgers history

149 Career Goals - 2nd all-time at Rutgers
201 Career Points - 5th all-time at Rutgers

Played in 50 career games (50 starts), scoring 149 goals and posted 52 assists. Had 10 game-winning goals. Collected 87 ground balls and caused 13 turnovers.

2021: Starting attackman... scored 44 goals and had 17 assists for 61 points, tying career-high in points ... lead team in goals and points and was second in assists ... had 13 ground balls and caused three turnovers ... scored multiple goals in 12 of 13 games and had at least three goals in 10 games ... 3.38 goals per game ranked sixth in the nation and second in Big Ten ... second in Big Ten with 4.69 points per game ... scored 3 goals and had an assist in the home opener win against PSU (Feb. 20) ... scored 5 goals, and had assist in win against OSU (Feb 27) ... posted 9 points: 4 goals and 5 assists in win against Michigan (March 6) ...   Named Big Ten Co-Offensive player of the week (March 9) ... scored 4 goals against Maryland (March 13) ... scored had 3 goals and 2 assists in win against Johns Hopkins (March 20) ... had 2 goals against Maryland (March 28) ... went for 3 goals and an assist in win against OSU (April 3) ... had season-high five goals in win at Penn State (April 10)... posted 6 goals (ties his all-time high) and 2 assists in win against Johns Hopkins (April 17)... notched 3 assists in regular season finale win against MICH (April 25) ... scored 2 goals and had an assist in Big Ten Semifinals against Johns Hopkins (May 6) ... posted three goals and an assist in NCAA Tournament win over Lehigh (May 15) ... led team with four goals in NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals against North Carolina (May 22) 

2020: Starting attackman ... led team with 15 goals and 22 points ... had seven assists (second on team) and 16 ground balls (third on team) ... ranked 6th in the Big Ten in goals per game (2.5) ... 9th in points per game (3.67) and 10th in assists per game (1.17) ... had a goal, assist and four ground balls in win over Quinnipiac (Feb. 1) ... scored six goals and an assist with three ground balls in the victory over St. John's (Feb. 8) ... named to USILA Team of the Week (Feb. 12) ... scored two goals and an assist with two ground balls at No. 13 Army (Feb. 15)... led the team in scoring with 4 goals, also had one assist and three ground balls in game against Stony Brook (Feb. 29) ... scored two goals and three assists with three ground balls at No. 3 Princeton (March 7)

2019: Named First Team All-Big Ten and All-ECAC ... led team with 47 goals and 61 points ... 18 goals in conference-only games led Big Ten ... finished the season seventh in the nation and second in the conference in goals per game (3.13) and 15th in the country in points per game (4.62) ... ended season with 23-game goal-scoring streak that was seventh longest in the nation among returning players and a 31-game point streak that is ninth longest in the nation among returners ... returned to game action for first time since 2016 as a starting attackman in every game... named Academic All-Big Ten for the fourth time in his career... scored four goals and had an assist with three ground balls and caused two turnovers in win over Lafayette (Feb.2) ... posted four goals and added an assist in 19-15 comeback win at St. John's (Feb. 9) ...  had two goals and an assist against No. 19 Army (Feb. 16) ... had a goal and an assist against No. 1 Loyola (Feb. 23) ... scored twice and had two assists in win at Fairfield (March 2) ... scored two goals and had a ground ball in 9-8 win over rival Princeton (March 9) ... scored two goals against No. 16 Lehigh (March 12) ... posted six goals with two assists and three ground balls at No. 13 Syracuse (March 16) ... scored four goals and had two ground balls in win over Hofstra (March 23) ... scored three goals in win at No. 4 Ohio State (March 31) ... had three goals and an assist at No. 20 Johns Hopkins (April 6) ... scored four goals and collected three ground balls against No. 3 Maryland (April 14) ... scored six goals, added an assist and collected three ground balls  in 11-9 win against Michigan (April 20) ... posted two goals and four assists at No. 1 Penn State (April 27) ... scored two goals against No. 1 Penn State in Big Ten Semifinals (May 2)

2018: Did not see game action due to injury suffered in preseason practice (medical redshirt) ... named Academic All-Big Ten

2017: Named Preseason All-American (Honorable Mention) by Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Yearbook ... did not see game action due to injury suffered in preseason practice (medical redshirt) ... named Academic All-Big Ten 

2016: Named Big Ten Freshman of the Year ... scored 43 goals, then-tied for fifth most in a season at RU history, and most for a first-year player ... started all 16 games, totaling 57 points (43 goals, 14 assists) with 29 ground balls ... seven-Time Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Feb. 16, Feb. 23, March 1, March 8, March 22, March 29, April 4) ... led Big Ten with 43 goals ... ranked No. 3 in Final Division I Freshman Rankings by Inside Lacrosse ... named to Big Ten All-Tournament Team after scoring eight goals in two conference tournament games ... named Academic All-Big Ten ... had a hat trick in the Big Ten Tournament Finals against No. 3 Maryland (May 7) ... scored five goals in win over No. 10 Johns Hopkins in Big Ten Tournament Semifinals (May 5) ... scored twice at Ohio State (April 30) ... had two goals in win over No. 17 Penn State... scored and added an assist and three ground balls at No. 5 Maryland (April 16) ... had one goal, one assist, and two ground balls in win over Michigan (April 10) ... scored four goals and had an assist, with three ground balls in 16-9 win over No. 9 Johns Hopkins (April 2) ... had three goals and two assists, while scooping two ground balls and causing one turnover in the win over Delaware (March 26) ... tallied three goals and an assist in win over NJIT (March 18) ... had assist and three ground balls at Princeton (March 14) ... scored twice and added an assist, plus two ground balls at Stony Brook (March 11) ... named top D-1 Freshman in Inside Lacrosse Early Season Rankings (March 10) ... won fourth straight Big Ten Freshman accolade (March 8) ... scored two goals with assist and two caused turnovers in win over Monmouth (March 5) ... scored two goals and had three assists at Wagner (March 1) ... had three goals, one assist, and two ground balls in win over Fairfield (Feb. 27) ... had four goals, two ground balls in win versus Army (Feb. 20) ... named a gameday captain for game against Army (Feb. 20) ... in first career game, scored six goals and added an assist in 19-11 win over St. John's (Feb. 12) ... Became first RU freshman since 1984 to score six goals in a game. 

2015: Took redshirt season due to injury. 

Prior to Rutgers: Four-year varsity player ... spent first three seasons at Christ the King High School and played senior year at The Hill Academy ... named team's most improved player during senior campaign ... had very successful career for the Halton Hills Bulldogs in Box Lacrosse ... in 2013 at Jr. C level he was named Jr. C Rookie of the Year after leading team in scoring in both regular season and playoffs as he won the Meredith Cup ... totaled 58 goals and 77 assists for 125 points in 28 total games ... in 2014 at Jr. B level he again led the Bulldogs in scoring in the regular season and postseason for the Eastern Conference Champions squad ... scored 71 goals and 80 assists for 151 points in 29 games ... also became franchise record holder for most goals in a single game with a nine-goal performance ... played two years of football ... also participated in hockey and basketball at The Hill Academy ... parents are Harry Charalambides and Debra Shaw ... has an older brother, Lucas.