University of Scranton

Career Statistics

• Four-year letterman.
• Appeared in 71 games, including 67 as a starter.
• Finished with five career assists.

Senior Year(2013)

• Match-by-Match Statistics

• Played in and started 15 matches along the backline, earningall-Landmark Conference second-team honors.
• Helped the Royals allow just 11 goals in the 15 matches heplayed in.
• Scranton went 10-3-2 in matches he played in.
• Finished with one shot.
• Played a key role in shutouts against Urinus (2-0, Sept. 11),Misericordia (1-0, Sept. 17), Albright (0-0, Sept. 21), Elmira(1-0, Oct. 8) and Oneonta State (1-0, Oct. 16).

Junior Year(2012)

• Match-by-Match Statistics

• Named all-Landmark Conference First Team after playing in all22 matches, including 19 starts, along the backline.
• Helped the Royals post eight shutouts and hold opponents to0.86 goals per game.
• Finished with four assists.
• Had five shots, including three on goal.
• Had his first career two-assist game when he assisted on bothgoals in a 2-1 victory over McDaniel on Sept. 1 at FitzpatrickField.
• Assisted on a direct kick on a goal by Kevin Kozic in a 4-2victory against Ursinus on Sept. 12 at Fitzpatrick Field.
• Assisted on Scranton's first goal in a 4-3 overtime victoryover Drew on Oct. 13 at Fitzpatrick Field.
• Helped the Royals post a pair of shutouts in the NCAATournament -- 6-0 in a first-round match against Elms College, and1-0 against Stevens in a third-round match.

Sophomore Year(2011)

• Match-by-Match Statistics

• Played in all 17 matches, including 16 starts, along thebackline.
• Earned all-Landmark Conference second-team honors after aftermaking the move from midfield to defense.
• Helped the Royals post two shutouts -- vs. William Paterson(Sept. 1) and vs. Moravian (Oct. 18) -- and hold opponents to onegoal on 11 other occasions.
• Picked up his lone assist of the season in a 3-1 victory overSusquehanna when he provided the helper on Brandon Barrett'sgame-tying goal in the 34th minute.

Freshman Year(2010)

• Match-by-Match Statistics

• Started 17 matches at midfield and center back.
• Part of Royals defensive unit that held five teams scoreless:SUNY-Potsdam (Sept. 4), PSU-Hazelton (Sept. 5),  UrsinusCollege (Sept. 15), Rowan University (Sept. 18), and JuniataCollege (Oct. 23).
• Finished the season with six shots, two of which were on goal,for a shots on goal percentage of .333.

Awards &Honors

• NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region Third Team (2012)
• All-Landmark Conference First Team (2012)
• All-Landmark Conference Second Team (2011, 2013)
• Landmark Conference Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 23,2013)
• Landmark Conference All-Sportsmanship Team (2013)

Highschool/personal

• Three-year letterman in high school.
• Member of highly successful program at Downingtown West thatposted a three-year overall record of 66-8-6 (.838), includingleague, district and Pennsylvania Interscholastic AthleticAssociation (PIAA) AAA state champions in 2008.
• Downingtown West also won a league championship and advanced tothe finals of the state tournament in 2007.
• Downingtown West earned a third-place ranking by the NationalSoccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) in 2008 and sixth inRegion 3 in 2007.
• Served as team captain his senior year, scored six goals, andwas named first-team all-Ches-Mont league and second-teamall-area.
• Was also the recipient of the coach's award in 2009.
• Member of the National Honor Society and four-year high honorroll recipient.
• Son of Brian & Mary Ann Kilty.
• His father played basketball at Juniata College for two yearsbefore transferring to Saint Francis University in Loretto,Pennsylvania, from which he graduated.
• Has two siblings: Caitlin and Peter.
• Caitlin played lacrosse at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh,and Peter was a member of the men's soccer team at St. BonaventureUniversity in Olean, N.Y.