UMBC

2009: More than doubled his production from his sophomore campaign, recording season highs in goals (21) and assists (10)… Produced 10 multiple-point efforts… Matched his career best in goals (3) on four occasions and his career best in points (3) in a total of seven games… Posted his first three-goal game of the season vs. Colgate on Feb. 28… Finished brilliantly, with three points in each of the last four games of the season… Recorded three goals in the regular-season finale vs. Vermont and scored three in the America East Tournament opener vs. Binghamton… Matched his career high with three helpers in the America East title game win over Stony Brook… Also snared a personal best of five ground balls in that contest… Scored three goals on just five shots in the NCAA Tournament game at North Carolina.

2008: Emerged as a reliable attackman, starting 14 of 16 games… Amassed 15 points, with nine goals and six assists… Did not score in his first nine appearances before breaking out with a three-goal effort in the third game of the season vs. Denver… Recorded a pair of assists, including the helper on Matt Latham’s game-winner in the double-overtime victory at Ohio State… Dished out a season-high three assists and matched his season high in points in the April 5 win at Binghamton…Works very well without the ball.

2007: Converted from midfield to attack in his freshman campaign…Competed in seven games.

Background: Majoring in economics... A  lacrosse and soccer standout who earned three varsity letters in each sport for the Panthers…  A First-Team All-Pitt Division, First-Team All-Conference and Second-Team All-Area selection in 2006… Produced a four-goal, four-assist game in 2005 vs. North Hunterdon… A First-Team All-Conference and Second-Team Somerset County honoree in soccer… His Panther team won the state championship in 2005… Has a younger sister, Alex, 18, and twin brothers, Nick and Zach, who are 15… Son of Jeff Audrey… Born April 26, 1988.