Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Athletics

2017: Started all 15 games ... One shot ... Had 25 ground balls with 23 caused turnovers ... First on team in caused turnovers ... Five penalties for 5:30 ... At least one ground ball in 11 games, including game-high of four twice ... 

2016: Played nine games ... One ground ball and one caused turnover ...

2015: Five games ... Two ground balls and one caused turnover ...  

2014: Played seven games ... Three ground balls and one caused turnover ...

High School: Played football for three years ... 2012: Captain ... All-County .. Academic All-Conference ... Team won Conference Championship ... Team won County Championship as sophomore ... Three years of basketball ... All-Conference as senior ... 2012-13 Academic All-Conference Player of the Year ... One year of lacrosse ... All-County Honorable Mention ... Academic All-Conference ... High Honor Roll Award ...

Personal: Aeronautical Engineering major ... Dean's List ... Played on Rensselaer's football team (quarterback) ... Manufacturing Engineering Intern at Axiom North America ... Technical Intern Info & Electronic Warfare Systems (Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance Sector) at BAE Systems... Son of Susan and Robert Adorno. 

On attending Rensselaer: "Attending RPI was a no brainer for me. Senior year of high school my main goal was to get into the best possible engineering school while still getting to play lacrosse at the collegiate level. When I took a tour of RPI and got to hear about the school's outstanding academic reputation, as well as see the facilities available for me if I were to continue my athletic career there, the decision was easy." - September 2016

Benefits of undergraduate community at Rensselaer: "When you're part of the Rensselaer undergraduate community you are in a group of very elite students who are all trying to be a better student and excel in order to gain a worthwhile job after graduation. With this being said there is always pressure to do your best, but often the pressure is a good thing as it drives us and never lets us take a day off. The Rensselaer community is also smaller than many other college campuses and in my opinion makes our community more of a family. Everyone knows everyone and everyone is generally looking out for each other's best interest." - September 2016