Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Athletics

2018: Captain ... Played all 19 games, 18 as starter ... Two goals on 10 shots on goal (25 total) ... Game-winning goal against Vassar ... Liberty League All-Academic ... CoSIDA Academic All-District ... 

2017: Started all 11 games played ... Two goals and two assists ... Seven shots, six on goal ... Two goals against Sage ... Fourth in Liberty League for goals in one game (2) and seventh in points in one game (4) ... Liberty League Weekly Honor Roll once ... Liberty league All-Academic ... ECAC President's Honor Roll ...

2016: Played 16 games, starting six ... One goal and one assist ... Nine shots, two on goal ... Game-winning goal against Bard (10/22) ... Liberty League All-Academic ... 

2015: Played 10 games, starting one ... Five shots, two on goal ...

High School: Four-year starter in soccer (midfield) ... Captain as senior ... All-Catholic High School Athletic Association First Team in 2013 and 2014 ... Team won City Championship in 2012 ... State Semifinalists in 2012 and 2014 ... Principal's List ... 

Personal: Civil Engineering major (undergraduate) ... Structural Engineering major (graduate) ... Dean's Honor List ... National Biomechanics Day volunteer in 2018 ... Olympia (Rensselaer Athletics Honor Society) ... Field engineer intern at AECOM Tishman (Hudson Yards project in Manhattan) in 2017 and 2018 ... Pi Kappa Alpha ... Fraternity's Scholar of the Year Award ... Son of Margaret and Richard Corridan.

On attending Rensselaer: "RPI is a great university with fantastic facilities for both its academics and its athletics. The engineering departments are top notch and there is a diverse and highly motivated student body." - August 2017

Benefits of undergraduate community: "Being able to collaborate with people from all over the country/world is something that makes RPI unique. Students work together to solve problems and understand real world issues." - August 2017