University of Scranton

• Four-year letterwinner, played in 53 career matches, with 38 starts up front
• Scored 15 career goals with five assists for a 35-point total for his career
• Netted eight career game-winning goals
• Earned All-Landmark Conference Second Team accolades as a senior
• Three-time Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll selection

Senior Season (2017)

• Match-by-Match Statistics
• Started all 17 games on the year and led the Royals in scoring with 13 points on a team-best six goals to go along with one assist
• Paced Scranton with four game-winning goals in the fall which came against SUNY Cortland (September 9), Misericordia (September 12), Wilkes (September 27), and Juniata (October 14)
• Also found the back of the net against Allegheny on September 2 and Elizabethtown on September 30
• Set up the Royals' lone goal in a 3-1 setback to Lycoming on September 16
• Fired off a team-leading 49 shots and placed 26 of those attempts on goal

Junior Season (2016)

• Match-by-Match Statistics
• Started all 20 matches on the year, scoring six goals, with three assists for 15 points for the year
• Scored two game-winners for the year, the first coming at Centenary on Sept. 10, a 1-0 Scranton win
• His next game-winner came in the Landmark Conference championship match at Elizabethtown, as goal lifted Scranton to 1-0 win
• Marked the second straight season that he scored the game-winning goal in the Landmark Conference championship match
• Scored goals in the last four matches of the season for Scranton, which were either Landmark Conference or NCAA Tournament matches
• Scored in the NCAA First Round against Penn State Behrend, then scored again in the Second Round vs. SUNY-Cortland
• Took 41 shots overall for the year, 16 of which were on goal

Sophomore Season (2015)

• Match-by-Match Statistics
• Saw action in 14 matches, making one start at forward.
• Played a key role in Scranton's run to the Landmark Conference Championship, scoring goals in three straight matches in both the Landmark Playoffs and NCAA Tournament to clinch victories for Scranton.
• First career score was a go-ahead tally against Susquehanna on Nov. 3 in a 2-0 win for the Royals in the Landmark Conference Semifinals.
• In the Landmark Championship Match, his goal in the 74th minute proved to be the difference, catapulting the Royals to the conference title in the 3-2 win.
• Casey continuing his hot streak scoring against UMass-Boston in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament, as his first half goal was the game-winner in a 2-0 Scranton win.
• Notched his first career assist at Haverford on Sept. 1.
• Took 11 shots from the field, eight of which were on goal for a .727 shots on goal percentage.

Freshman Season (2014)

• Match-by-Match Statistics
• Played in two matches off the bench at forward.

Awards/Honors

• All-Landmark Conference Second Team (2017)
• Landmark Conference Championship MVP (2016)
• University of Scranton Athlete of the Week (Nov. 16, 2015; Nov. 7, 2016)
• Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2015, 2016, 2017)

High school/personal

• Was a member of the soccer, volleyball and track & field teams at LaSalle College High School.
• Helped LaSalle win the Catholic League championship and District 12 championship in 2012.
• Earned second-team all-Catholic League honors.
• In the classroom, earned first honors.
• He is the son of Steven and Catherine Casey. His mother played field hockey at the University.
• Has six siblings -- older brothers Sean, Ryan and Kevin, an older sister Erin, and two younger sisters Mary Claire and Bridget.