University of Scranton

• Played in 48 games and made 41 starts during his career at Scranton, recorded two goals and one assist

Senior Season (2019)

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• Started all 17 games that he played in on the year for the Royals
• Served as a catalyst for a defensive unit that recorded six shutouts and allowed just 15 goals on the year, a total that topped the Landmark Conference
• Attempted a shot in 4-0 win over Marywood (Sept. 4)
• Served as team captain 

Junior Season (2018)

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• Had a breakout junior season in which he went on to earn All-Landmark Conference First Team accolades as a defender
• Led a Scranton defense that shutout five opponents throughout the year and allowed just 19 goals. Unit also did not allow a goal in the teams final three games of the year
• Chipped in on the offensive end, as well, scoring two goals, both of which were game-winners
• His first game-winner came in Scranton's season-opening win over Arcadia (3-2), while the second came in a 1-0 victory at Susquehanna on Oct. 20
• Took 11 shots from the field on the year, three of which were on goal
• Served as team captain

Sophomore Season (2017)

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• Appeared in 11 matches and made eight starts in his second year with the Royals
• Recorded first collegiate point by assisting on the lone goal in a 1-0 victory at Elmira on October 17
• Attmpted two shots on the season with one shot on goal
• Helped defense post a 1.59 goals against average and five shutouts

Freshman Season (2016)

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• Played in four matches in his first season in the program, all of which were Scranton victories

Honors/Awards

• All-Landmark Conference First Team (2018)
• Landmark Conference Fall All-Sportsmanship Team (2018)

High School/Personal

• A three-year starter on the soccer team at Wilton High School, where he served as team captain in two seasons
• An All-FIAC selection in both 2014 and 2015
• 2015 Connecticut Senior Bowl Selection
• Was also selected to the Hour Newspaper All-Area Team in 2015 and the MSG Varsity All-Connecticut Team in 2015, as well
• PFC Nick Madaras Memorial Award for leadership, commitment, sportsmanship, and teamwork
• Everton America club team won the 2016 New England Championship
• The son of John and Linda Prinner
• Mother is a graduate of the University of Scranton, while father is an alumnus of the University of Connecticut
• Has two siblings: Johnny (21) and Kelly (16)
• Johnny attends Northeastern University where he plays on the club soccer team