University of Scranton

• Career Statistics
• Four-year letterman
• Played in 63 career games
• Second player in Royals' history to earn All-America honors from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA)
• Finished his career with 159 ground balls, 33 caused turnovers, and three assists
• Is seventh in most ground balls and tied for seventh in most caused turnovers in Royals' history
• 2-time Landmark Conference 1st-team selection ('14, '15)
• 3-time Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll recipient ('13, '14, '15)

Senior Year (2015)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Earned first-team All-Landmark Conference honors for the second straight year
• Finished second on the team in ground balls with 67
• Mainstay on a defensive unit that allowed only 6.4 goals per game, the second lowest single-season total in Scranton history
• Recorded an assist in the Royals' 9-7 victory over the Merchant Marine Academy on April 11 in Kings Point, New York
• Scooped up at least five ground balls in a game five times, including a season-high of nine against Farmingdale St. on February 21 in Farmingdale, New York

Junior Year (2014)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Saw action in all 17 games
• Was voted first-team all-Landmark Conference in a ballot conducted among the conference's seven head coaches
• Tied for second on the team in ground balls (59)
• Key member of a defensive unit that led the Landmark Conference in fewest goals allowed per game (6.93) and allowed only 15.4 shots on goal per game
• Recorded seven ground balls apiece in the Royals' 14-5 win over Washington & Jefferson on March 29 and in a 14-2 victory over Drew on April 5
• Finished fourth on the team in caused turnovers (11)
• Caused two turnovers apiece against Catholic on March 14, Plattsburgh St. on March 22, Kean on March 26, and the Merchant Marine Academy on April 12

Sophomore Year (2013)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Appeared in all 15 games and started three times (vs. Farmingdale St. on February 23, York {Pa.} on February 27, and Drew University on March 28)
• Member of defensive unit that held 14 of 15 opponents to eight-or-fewer goals
• Scooped up a career-high 21 ground balls, including a season-high of four in the Royals' 11-4 victory over Washington & Jefferson at home on February 23
• Also caused a turnover in a win over Farmingdale St. and in losses to then second-ranked Cortland St., Centenary, and Susquehanna in the semifinals of the Landmark Conference tournament
• Assisted on Will Mahle's goal with five seconds remaining in the second period to give the Royals' a 3-2 halftime lead in their 7-6 loss in overtime against defending Landmark Conference champion Goucher College on April 20 at Fitzpatrick Field

Freshman Year (2012) 

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Played in 13 games on defense
• Helped the defense hold opponents under 10 goals seven times
• Scooped up 12 ground balls while causing five turnovers
• Had one assist and one shot attempt
• Secured two ground balls in an 11-9 win over Lycoming on March 17 in Baltimore, Maryland
• Assisted on a goal by Taylor Nelson in the Royals' 12-4 win over Merchant Marine Academy on April 7 at Fitzpatrick Field
• Recorded two ground balls in a 10-6 win over Marywood on April 18 at Fitzpatrick Field
• Scooped up two ground balls and caused a turnover as the Royals clinched a Landmark Conference tournament berth with a 13-7 win over Catholic on April 28 at Fitzpatrick Field

High School/Personal

• Lettered in lacrosse and football three times
• Team captain
• Finished his career with 231 ground balls
• Earned second-team all-conference honors
• Member of football team that won New Jersey state title in 2009
• High school teammate of Dennis Jordan
• Son of James and Jackie Millard
• His father is a graduate of The College of New Jersey and his mother is a graduate of Seton Hall University
• Has a younger brother, Colin

Awards & Honors

• USILA Honorable Mention All-American (2015)
• USILA Scholar All-American (2015)
• Landmark Conference 1st-Team Selection (2014, 2015)
• Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2013, 2014, 2015)