Concordia University St. Paul Athletics

Concordia Career
2025: Appeared in all 11 games for the Golden Bears ... week 10 CSP Offensive Player of the Week ... his 91-yard rush qt Southwest Minnesota State accounts for the second longest rush in CSP history ... tallied 46 rushing attempts for 271 yards and a team-high six rushing touchdowns ... averaged a team-high 5.9 yards per carry ... handled kickoffs against Southwest Minnesota State and Sioux Falls ... recorded six tackles ... racked up season highs with 17 carries for 143 yards and three touchdowns, including a team-long 91-yard carry at Southwest Minnesota State (11/8) ... recorded nine carries fo 45 yards and a touchdown against (11/15) ... scored a 24-yard rushing touchdown at Winona State (10/25) ... punched in a rushing touchdown at Quincy in the season opener at Quincy (8/28).

2024: Did not compete ... three-time CSP Offensive Scout Player of the Week. 

Ellsworth Community College:
2023: Played in eight games for the Panthers, with 31 rushing yards and six catches for 27 yards ... also had six kickoff returns for 114 yards on the year ... had a season-high 114 all-purpose yards at Garden City Community College ... credited with three tackles.

Cornell University:
2022: Played in 10 games for the Rams with 601 rushing yards at 6.0 per carry ... added seven catches for 63 yards ... finished with 11 total touchdowns (nine rushing, two receiving) ... scored a touchdown in his debut at Coe (9/3) with three carries for seven yards ... had first 100-yard game in week two at Beloit (9/10), rushing 18 times for 155 yards with three total touchdowns ... had a season-high 191 yards on 21 carries and two touchdowns in week five at Lawrence University (10/8), earning Midwest Conference Player of the Week honors ... added another two-TD performance in week 10 against Grinnell (11/12).

New London High School:
A two-sport athlete for the Tigers, competing in football and soccer.

Personal:
A business major at Concordia ... has two older brothers ... cousin is former Green Bay Packer running back Eddie Lacy.