Lycoming College

2019: Appeared in all 18 games and started 17 on attack … finished 14th in the conference with 36 goals and ninth in the league with 25 assists, both team-highs … scored a career-high seven goals and dished out two assists in a MAC Commonwealth semifinal win over Messiah … dished out a career-high five assists against Hood … posted 10 multi-goal games and six hat tricks … had a game-winning goal at Arcadia … scooped up 36 groundballs and caused three turnovers … picked up three or more groundballs in seven games, including a season-high six against Gwynedd Mercy … finished career seventh in school history with 117 goals … a member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll.

2018: Second Team All-MAC Commonwealth on attack … started 16 games … second in conference with 48 goals (tied for seventh in program history) and fourth with 57 points … added nine assists … posted 13 multi-goal game and nine hat tricks … earned USILA Team of the Week honors after posting nine goals against Alvernia and four goals and an assist against Messiah … tallied four goals and two assists at Hood … scored four first-quarter goals in opening-round MAC Commonwealth Championship win over Lebanon Valley … picked up 43 groundballs, tied for second on the team … caused nine turnovers.
 
2017: Played in 14 games and started 11 on attack … scored 20 goals, second most on the team … added two assists … had a hat trick in first two games and three of first four … scored a season-high four goals in a 10-9 win over King’s (Pa.) … had a season-high five points in a 7-6 win over Gwynedd Mercy when he had three goals, including the game-winner, and two assists … picked up 18 groundballs … caused a turnover.

2016: Played in all 15 games and started nine on attack … finished fourth on team with 12 goals … added one assist to finish the season with 13 points … scored season-high four goals against Misericordia … had 21 shots on goal … picked up 17 groundballs, including season-high four against Muhlenberg … caused one turnover.

High School: Earned four letters at Fox Chapel … posted 33 goals and five assists as a senior, helping team reach quarterfinals of the WPIAL tournament … played with Pittsburgh True Lacrosse and Apex Lacrosse.

Personal: Son of Craig Ream and Julie Owens … has two brothers, Chris and Ben … has a sister, Lucy … a managerial economics major … favorite movie is “American Sniper” … favorite food is chicken wings … favorite athlete is Antonio Brown … hobbies include skiing.