Guilford College

Career

• His 3142:25 minutes in goal over his career sets the school standard
• holds the school record with a 9.62 goals against average
• Ranks fifth with 605 saves in 56 games

2015

• Started all 16 games for the Quakers
• Totaled 24 ground balls and three caused turnovers
• had a 8.82 goals against average, ranking fifth in the ODAC
• Ranked fourth in the ODAC with a .552 saves percentage 

2014

• Third-Team All-ODAC
• appeared in all 15 games as Guilford’s starting goalie
• led the ODAC with a 59.8% save percentage
• his 177 saves stood fourth in the conference
• his 8.63 goals against average ranked fourth in the league
• recovered 38 ground balls, fourth on the team
• made a season-best 20 saves in an ODAC win over Shenandoah
• had 19 stops and matched his career high with six ground balls in a home win over Greensboro

2013

• started in nine of 10 games
• finished with a 4-5 record and amassed 111 saves in 557:16 of playing time
• allowed 99 goals and sported a 10.66 goals against average
• his .529 saves percentage stood second on the team
• tallied 27 ground balls and four caused turnovers
• twice led Guilford in ground balls
• had a career-high 24 saves against ODAC-foe Washington and Lee University, Mar. 23

2012

• started all 15 of the Quakers' games
• recorded a 10.77 goals against average and .500 save percentage in 852:40 minutes
• stood fourth in the ODAC with 153 saves and third on the team with 40 ground balls
• had nine games with 10 or more saves, including a season-high 15 stops at third-ranked Lynchburg
• made 12 saves and six ground balls April 18 against ninth-ranked Roanoke

Personal

• authors a blog about Guilford Lacrosse
• served as a staff writer for the Guilfordian, Guilford's school newspaper
• served as a coach with the LB3 Lacrosse Club in Greensboro
• came to Guilford in August 2011 following an injury-shortened freshman season at Ohio Wesleyan
• led his high school team to the 2010 Missouri state title and a 16-1 record
• three-time all-state performer
• two-time All-Suburban East Conference honoree
• graduated as Ladue’s all-time leader in wins, saves and shutouts
• three-year letter winner in football
• twice named all-conference in football
• member of the IAS club lacrosse team
• nephew of Olympic gold medal-winning cyclist Mark Gorski
• son of Louis and Lynn Deane
• minors in political science and education