Why Endicott? Why Division III? 

Connor chose Endicott for their unique internship experience and to become intertwined in their tight-knit community 

Awards

Academic 

• 2022 CCC Academic All-Conference
• 2021 CCC Academic All-Conference 
• 2020 CCC Academic All-Conference
• 2019 CCC Academic All-Conference
• Principal's Leadership Award 

Athletic 

• All-New England 
• Eagle-Tribune Boy's Soccer MVP
• First Team All-State 

Professional Aspirations 

In 10 years sees himself owning an engineering business that will change the technology of prosthetics. He completed an internship at Spartan Corporation and is looking to obtain an internship in the prosthetic business or mechanical engineering 

Clubs and Organizations

Previously played for Timberwolves SC. 

Community Service 

Was a leader of a cancer organization called Project Hope, raised money by hosting many events including an annual fashion show raising upwards of $15,000 a year, which is donated to people suffering from the disease and to large foundations such as the Susan G. Komen Foundation

Connor on his work with Project Hope:

"Project Hope is very dear to me because I've been affected deeply via loved ones that have had cancer. Some have triumphed and some lost the battle. Due to that, I have always felt most proud of being a leader of that organization."

Fun Facts 

Was a four-sport athlete in high school... transferred from Clark University.