UMass Boston

2016 Put together the second-best offensive season in UMass Boston program history … Became the first Beacon in program history to be named to the D3Soccer.com All-American Team … Named to the D3Soccer.com All-American Third Team … Earned a spot on the National Soccer Coaches of America Association Third Team … Selected to the Little East Conference All-Conference Second Team … Named the LEC Offensive Player of the Week on September 19 … Appeared in 20 games and made 18 starts … Finished second in program history for a single-season with his 43 points … Ranked tied for first in a single-season in game-winning goals (six), tied for third in assists (nine) and third in goals (17) … Broke the previous records for single-season shots attempted (105) and shots on goal (54) … Finished in the top-20 in the country in shots per game (8^th – 5.25), total points (11^th – 41), game-winning goals (14^th – 6) points per game (17^th – 2.15) and total goals (17^th – 17) … Led the LEC in points and game-winning goals and ranked tied for first in assists … Recorded a point in 15 of his 20 appearances … Scored a goal in 10 games and multiple goals on five occasions … Made his season debut on September 10 and scored the game-winning goal against Union College … Scored his second collegiate hat trick on September 17 with three goals, including the game-winning, on six shots in a 5-0 win over Plymouth State University … Added a goal and two assists in a road win over Bridgewater State University on September 28 … Found the back of the net twice on October 12 in a road win over Framingham State … Posted two goals, including the game-winner, in a 3-0 win over MIT on October 19 … Scored all three of the Beacons’ goals against Massachusetts Maritime on October 26 … Posted an assist in both of the Beacons’ LEC Tournament games … Scored the game-winning goal and added an assist on November 12 against Kean University in the Beacons’ first-ever NCAA Tournament victory.

2015 Named the Little East Conference Rookie of the Year and a Second Team NSCAA All-Region selection … Invited to tryout with the United States Futsal Team … Became just the second player in program history to be named Little East Rookie of the Year, and the first freshman to earn All-Region honors … Played in 18 of the Beacons 21 games, and registered nine goals and seven assists for 25 points in that span … Finished third on the team in game-winning goals with two … Earned Little East Weekly honors a total of three times during his rookie season … Recorded his first multi-goal game in the 2-0 win over the University of Puget Sound on September 13 … Made his collegiate debut on September 1 against Salve Regina University, and his conference debut on September 26 against Southern Maine … Led the Beacons to a come-from-behind win over Western Connecticut State University on October 16 after tallying three goals and one assist for a career-high seven points … Tallied an assist in the Beacons 2-1 overtime win over Rhode Island College on November 7 in the Little East Conference Championship match … Had an assist in the 5-1 win rout of Keene State College on October 24 … Recorded a goal in back-to-back games first against Eastern Connecticut State on October 10, then against Western New England University on October 13 … Had three assists in the Beacons 3-1 win over Wentworth Institute on September 22.  

PERSONAL/HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Revere High School in 2015 … Set the school scoring record as a freshman with 26 goals and 15 assists … Led Revere High School to their first-ever playoff win ever … Played for the FC Bolts and helped the club to a conference championship … Son of Cherie Hannan and Nasser Kenawy … Has two brothers Anthony and Fred … Currently majoring in Criminal Justice.