Guilford College

Career

• finished his career ranked second in school history with 21.5 career sacks
• leaves Guilford ranked ninth in school history with 30.5 tackles for loss in 28 games
• totaled 98 tackles (62 solo) and three forced fumbles in his career

2019

• Second Team All-ODAC
• started six games for the Quakers, missing time due to injury
• ranked second in the ODAC with eight quarterback sacks, which also stands eighth in school history
• finished with 24 tackles (14 solo), nine of which were behind the line of scrimmage

2018

• battled injury for much of the year and started five of his seven games
• tallied 29 total tackles and forced a fumble
• recorded a league-high 7.5 sacks, ninth-best in school history and 16^th in Division III this year
• led the team and finished second in the ODAC with 12.0 tackles for loss
• best game came against Methodist, where he had 3.5 sacks, 4.5 tackles for loss and a forced fumble in the Quakers' victory
• 3.5 sacks against Methodist rank third in school history
• earned ODAC Defensive Player of the Week honors and was named to the D3football.com Team of the Week for his performance against Methodist

2017

• played in nine of the Quakers’ matchups this season, starting in six games
• tallied 42 total tackles and added six sacks, which ranked second in the ODAC
• his 9.5 tackles for loss stood ninth in the league and second on the team
• one of his best performances came against Hampden-Sydney College when he recorded a career-high nine tackles, seven of which were solo stops

2016

• appeared in six games as a reserve and contributed three tackles (2 solo)
• made all three of his tackles in the Quakers’ season-opening win over Greensboro College

Personal

• two-time ODAC All-Academic Team member
• member of Brothers Doing Positive
• earned Lefty Ralls Scholarship for outstanding work in the classroom and training room settings
• five-time member of Guilford's Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• two-time Dean's List student
• lettered three years for coach Dan Morgan at Blythewood High School
• received second-team all-region recognition
• lettered five years as a thrower on the track & field team
• son of Wanda Russ-Kenscoff