Senior (2017): Named to the All-PAC Second Team and the All-UAA First Team… Made 60-of-63 extra point and nine-of-12 field goal tries during the season… Set school records for points scored by a kicker during a year (87) and extra points made (60)… Was six-for-six on field goal tries of 29 yards or less… Kicked in all 12 games during the season… Led the PAC and was 31^st in Division III with a 75.0% field goal percentage… Scored a season-high 11 points with two made field goals and five extra points against both Westminster on November 4 and Carnegie Mellon on November 11… Kicked a season-long 32-yard field goal against Carnegie Mellon… Matched a program record by making nine extra points during the team’s win over Thiel on October 14… Finished his career with 221 points, the second-most all-time among kickers in program history, and third among all CWRU players… Was second in school history with 152 career extra points and 23 career field goals… Ended his career with a 93.8% mark on extra points and a CWRU record 76.7% mark on field goals (among kickers with at least 10 field goals attempted… Selected to the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Hampshire Honor Society… Earned UAA Fall All-Academic recognition.

Junior (2016): Was the team’s primary place kicker during the season, appearing in all 10 games… Converted five-of-seven field goal tries during the year, including a season-long 35-yard field goal against Chicago, and was successful on 47-of-51 extra point tries… Finished the year with 62 points… Was a perfect 8-of-8 on extra point attempts against Washington.

Sophomore (2015): Named to the All-PAC and All-UAA Second Teams… selected as the PAC and the UAA Special Team Player of the Week on both October 19^th and November 9^th… appeared in all 10 games during the season… was sixth in Division III and led the PAC with an .818 field goal percentage… was nine-for-11 on field goal attempts and 43-for-46 on extra points during the year, good for 70 points… also led the PAC and was 26^th in Division III with 0.90 field goals per game… converted all four field goal attempts during the team’s game against Thomas More on November 7^th… kicked a career-long 36 yard field goal against Geneva on October 17^th… kicked eight extra points during the team’s win over Bethany on October 3^rd, one short of the school’s single-game record.

Freshman (2014): Appeared in one game, making his collegiate debut against Bethany on October 4, converting a pair of extra-point kicks during the game.

Personal: Earned three varsity letters in both football and soccer at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology…second-team All-Capitol Conference on the gridiron…member of the National Honor Society…AP Scholar with Distinction…National Merit Commended…son of Ted Carniol and Karen Espaldon.