University of Detroit Mercy Athletics

2015: Played in all 14 games, with 12 starts, and was selected All-MAAC Second Team for the second-straight season… Fourth on the team with 26 points and third tallying a career-high 22 goals… Ranked 14th in the nation – and second in the MAAC – with a team-best eight man-up goals… Second on the team with 78 shots with 54 on goal for a .691 shots on goal percentage, also second on the squad… His .282 shot percentage was fourth… Picked up 11 ground balls and had a caused turnover… Recorded a point in every game, while scoring a goal in 12 contests… Had five games with three or more points as well as five multi-goal contests, including four hat tricks… Registered the game-winning goal in Detroit’s 9-8 victory over Ohio State in the season opener… Had two goals and an assist at Bellarmine with both of his strikes coming with the man-up… Found the back of the net once against Mercer and at Air Force, while also coming up with a caused turnover versus the Bears… Posted a hat trick with three goals at Quinnipiac… Also had three goals at Marist and tied his season high with two ground balls… Tallied a career-high four goals with two ground balls at Siena… Tallied three goals and an assist for four points versus Canisius… Recorded a marker in the MAAC Championship semifinals against Quinnipiac… Finished his career playing in 58 games and ranking third in school history with 104 points and 64 goals and fifth totaling 40 assists… Also had seven hat tricks for fifth in the Titan record books… A member of the Detroit Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

2014: Started all 14 games and was named Second Team All-MAAC at midfield… Set career highs with 17 goals, 15 assists and 32 points, good for third on the squad in assists, fourth in points and tied for fourth in goals… Tallied three man-up markers as he was part of a Titan extra-man unit that broke North Carolina's 29-year old NCAA record in man-up offense efficiency (.586) as Detroit dominated the record scoring on 34-of-48 opportunities (.708)… He was also seventh in the MAAC in total assists and assists per game (1.07)… Was third on the team with 67 shots and had a .552 shots on goal percentage… Tied his career best with 14 ground balls… Registered a point in 13 of Detroit’s 14 games, while scoring a goal in 12 contests… Started the season by tying his career high with five points on two goals and a career-matching three assists in the win over Mercer… Came back the next game with two helpers and a marker against Michigan… Had two goals, two assists and two ground balls in the road win at Wagner… Picked up a season-high four ground balls versus Marquette… Netted a hat trick with an assist against Quinnipiac… Beat the keeper twice against Siena and had a goal and an assist at Manhattan and in a road triumph at Monmouth… A member of the Detroit Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. 

2013: Saw action in all 15 games with 14 starts… Posted career highs in every category tallying 27 points and 14 goals for third on the team and 13 assists, tied for second on the squad… Attempted 57 shots on the season with 34 on net for a .596 shots on goal percentage… Corralled 14 ground balls… Was scoreless through the first three games before finding the back of the net against Quinnipiac… Had two goals and an assist in the win over VMI… Set a career high with three assists against Manhattan, adding a goal in the process… Also had three assists and a goal on the road at Marquette and three helpers in the MAAC Championship semifinals upset over Marist… Tied a career high with three markers and an assist at Siena… Started the comeback in the MAAC Championship with back-to-back unassisted goals against Siena in the third period… Assisted on a goal in the NCAA Tournament game at No. 2 Notre Dame.

2012: Suited up for all 15 games and made 10 starts…Ended the year with 19 points on 11 goals and eight assists…The points and goals were fifth on the team, while his eight helpers were tied for second…Took 40 shots with 25 on net for a .625 shots on goal percentage, fourth on the team…Also picked up nine ground balls…Twice named the MAAC Rookie of the Week…Tallied a season-high five points on three goals and two assists, while also grabbing a season-best five ground balls at Mercer, en route to MAAC honors…Earned his first collegiate points on a goal and an assist against Michigan and also scored at No. 6 North Carolina for his first conference weekly accolade…Started a streak of four-straight games with a goal tallying a marker and an assist at Quinnipiac and at Canisius…Then found the back of the net with goals against Marist and at Manhattan…Posted a goal and a helper against Bellarmine and came up with two assists and a goal in the MAAC Championship semifinals against the Golden Griffins…A member of the Titan Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

Prior To Detroit: Lettered for three years at Birmingham Seaholm…Transferred from Roanoke College in January of his freshman year…A Michigan Lacrosse All-American as a senior…A two-time All-State player earning first team as a senior and second team as a junior…Also was tabbed first team All-Midwest as a senior…Led his team with 39 goals and 26 assists as a senior…Played club lacrosse with Scorpion…

Personal: Son of Buck and Julie Drummond…Has one younger brother…The third-ever signee from Seaholm and the fourth Titan counting assistant coach Chris Kolon…A Business major.