UMass Boston

2015 Emerged as the Beacons top defenseman posting a team-best 58 ground balls and 25 caused turnovers (tied for 4^th most in a season in program history) … Also managed two goals and two assists in the 13 games he played in, 12 of which he earned a spot in the starting line-up … Named the Little East Conference Defensive Player of the Week on March 9 after leading the Beacons to a 2-1 start … Recorded a season-high seven ground balls and four caused turnovers, and had one goal in the 16-13 loss to Salem State University on March 28 … Scored his first goal as a Beacon, and tallied five ground balls and two caused turnovers in the 13-8 win over Becker College on March 3 … Finished with six ground balls in four games, included a six ground, three caused turnover showing against Anna Maria College on February 25 … Recorded an assist and six ground balls in the 13-6 non-conference loss to Wheaton College (Mass.) on April 1 … Tallied his second assist on April 4 at Eastern Connecticut State University.

2013 (at Bridgewater College (Va.)) Appeared in a total of 13 games during his freshman season … Made his collegiate debut on February 23 against Transylvania College … Collected four groundballs and finished with three caused turnovers in that contest … Earned his first collegiate goal in the 27-6 win over Southern Virginia on February 27 … Finished the year with a career-high eight groundballs in the 14-6 loss to Ferrum University on March 5 … Recorded a pair of assists in the18-0 win over Oglethorpe on March 10 … Finished with five groundballs in back-to-back games on March 24 and March 30.

PERSONAL/HIGH SCHOOL Transferred to UMass Boston from Bridgewater College in Bridgewater, Virginia … Graduated from Archbishop Williams High School in Braintree in 2012 … Three-sport athlete in high school (soccer, hockey, lacrosse) … Earned Catholic Central League All-Star honors … Earned four varsity letters with the lacrosse team … Son of Janine and Tim LeBlanc … Has one brother, Dan … Currently undecided on his major.