Gannon University Athletics

2018: Returns with starting experience on the offensive line as a redshirt junior … transferred from NCAA Division I University of Pittsburgh prior to the 2017-18 academic year … has two years of eligibility remaining.

2017: Played in all 11 games during his first season as a Golden Knight, starting four … started his first game in a Gannon uniform during a 55-22 season-opening victory at Southern Connecticut State … started four of the first six contests … paved the way for a Gannon offense that led the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) in rushing offense (278.3) and total offense (465.5) … was part of an offensive line that helped Gannon rank second among PSAC programs in third down conversion percentage (48.0), second in scoring offense (38.7), fourth in fewest sacks allowed per game (1.45) and fifth in fewest tackles for a loss allowed per game (4.64) … blocked for an offensive unit that finished fourth among all NCAA Division II teams in rushing offense, 12th in third down conversion percentage, 17th in scoring offense, 25th in fewest tackles for a loss per game, 42nd in fewest sacks allowed per game and 44th in first downs (242) … opened holes for Harlon Hill Trophy runner-up Marcus Jones who led all divisions of the NCAA in rushing yards per game (197.8) while topping NCAA Division II in rushing touchdowns (29), rushing yards per carry (8.09), total touchdowns (31), points per game (16.9) and total rushing yards (2,176) … helped Gannon break single-season team records for yards per play (6.7), rushing yards (3,061), yards per rush (6.6), rushing touchdowns (42), points (426) and total touchdowns (61) … was part of Gannon single-game records for rushing yards (567), rushing touchdowns (9), points (76), total touchdowns (11), extra points (9), second-half points (43), third-quarter points (29) and rushing first downs (22).

2016 (At University of Pittsburgh): Did not play.

2015 (At University of Pittsburgh): Redshirted.

High School: Played for head coach Ryan Coyle at Trinity (Pa.) High School … was a three-year starter, playing offensive tackle and defensive end … earned Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) Class AAA All-Big Nine Conference honors twice … served as a team captain … named team MVP as a senior … led Trinity in knockdowns from his right tackle position as a senior … topped the team in tackles for a loss … returned a fumble recovery 73 yards for a touchdown during a 63-20 victory against Yough … was a two-sport athlete, lettering in track and field … named Trinity’s Most Valuable Field Performer.

Personal: Criminal Justice major … is the son of Jan and William Senior … has one sister and one brother.