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Career: Finished career at RIT tied for sixth on RIT’s all-time scoring list with 236 points on 125 goals and 111 assists … tied for tenth all time with 125 goals … seventh all time with 111 assists.

2015: Played in all 22 games … First Team USILA All-America selection … First Team All-Liberty League selection … named the Fran McCall Award winner for the Most Outstanding midfielder in Division III … named to the Liberty League All-Tournament Team … USILA Scholar All-American selection … was second on the team in scoring with 81 points on 47 goals and 34 assists … earned Liberty League Offensive Player of the week honors twice on March 2, and May 4 … scored two or more goals 15 times … scored a season-high four goals four times … scooped up 22 ground balls … tallied 11 points in the Liberty League Tournament, helping RIT win its fourth straight conference title … tallied 13 points on eight goals and five assists in four NCAA Tournament games … was fourth in the league averaging 1.55 assists per game … was sixth in the Liberty League, averaging 2.14 goals per game … was third in the league, averaging 3.68 points per game … tallied three goals and added an assist in the NCAA Semifinals versus Tufts. SEASON STATS

2014: Played in all 21 games … Second Team USILA All-America selection … First Team All-Liberty League selection … named to the Liberty League All-Tournament Team … Liberty League Offensive Player of the Week, Feb. 24 and April 28 … RIT Male Athlete of the Week, April 28 … third on the team in scoring, tallying 64 points on 29 goals and 35 assist … led RIT and the Liberty League with 35 assists … second in the Liberty League averaging 1.67 helpers per game … grabbed 28 ground balls … caused four turnovers … scored three game-winning goals in victories over Clarkson, Rensselaer, and Union … scored three man-up tallies … tallied a career-high seven points on six goals and an assist in the regular season finale versus St. Lawrence … had a goal and five assists with three ground balls in the season-opening 15-14 overtime win over No. 1 Stevenson at the Carrier Dome … had a goal and five assists in a 23-4 win over Skidmore … recorded at least four points in a game nine times … had a point in 20 of 21 contests … had 19 points (11-8-19) over a four-game stretch, April 19 to May 4 … fired 99 shots, including 54 on goal … tallied 13 points on seven goals and six assists in five postseason games … named to the Liberty League All-Academic Team. SEASON STATS

2013: Tallied the OT game-winner in National Semifinals vs. SUNY Cortland… was a 2nd team All-Liberty League selection… was a honorable mention USILA All-American selection… was fourth on the team in scoring with career-high 61 pts… tallied a career-highs in goals (39) and assists (22)… tallied 16 pts on 8 goals and 8 assists in six Liberty League contests… scored a season-high four goals three times vs. St. John Fisher (3/20), Nazareth (3/28) and Ithaca (4/10)… scored 3 goals and had 2 assists in the Liberty League Tournament… third on the team with 7 man-up goals… had 22 ground balls… tallied nine points in four NCAA Tournament games… scored 3 goals in the championship game vs. Stevenson… had a goal and an assist vs. SUNY Cortland in the National Semifinals… scored two goals vs. Tufts… had a pair of assists in the 2nd round vs. Cabrini. SEASON STATS

2012: Appeared in all 19 games... finished sixth on the team in scoring with 30 points... scored 10 goals and dished out 20 assists... had two goals vs. Brockport on March 7, and two goals vs. St. Lawrence in the regular season finale... three of his 10 goals were man-up tallies... also had 10 ground balls and four caused turnovers... named RIT Co-Comeback Athlete of the Year. SEASON STATS

2011: DNP

Before RIT: Played four years of varsity lacrosse, hockey, and football for Malvern Collegiate Institute of the Toronto District Secondary School Athletic Association … led each team as a captain during senior year.

Personal: Business major … son of Lynn MacMillan and Richard Warren.