2026 (Sophomore): All-MAAC Second Team … Appeared and started in all 14 games … Posted a team high 27 games … Recorded at least one goal in all but three games … Assisted on two goals on two occasions at Siena (Mar. 21), and Marist (Apr. 11) … Notched 86 shots with 50 on target … Logged 18 ground balls while causing three turnovers … Opened the campaign with a two goal performance on eight shots in effort at Bucknell (Feb. 1) … Followed up with three goals on eight shots in effort vs. Fairfield (Feb. 21) … Supplied a season high six goals on nine shots, with eight on target, while scooping a season high five ground balls at Stony Brook (Feb. 28) … Supplied another two goals on seven shots, while causing one turnover at Le Moyne (Mar. 7) … Added three goals on five shots on target with one ground ball pick up at Iona (Mar. 14) … Recorded three goals on five shots on target in narrow overtime loss to Mount St. Mary’s (Mar. 28) … Followed suit with another three goals on eight shots in effort vs. Merrimack (Apr. 3) … Posted two goals with one assist, on five shots and three on target vs. Marist (Apr. 11) … Finished the campaign with a season high nine shots and one ground ball in victory over Quinnipiac (Apr. 22).

2025 (Freshman): Appeared in 12 games … Posted four goals on four separate occasions vs. Mount St. Mary’s (Mar. 15), Canisius (Mar. 29), Iona (Apr. 19), and Marist (Apr. 27) … Logged three assists at Fairfield (Feb. 22), at Merrimack (Mar. 8), and vs. Quinnipiac (Mar. 26) … Supplied 17 shots with eight on target … Picked up three ground balls.

Prior to College: Played four years of varsity lacrosse and one year of basketball at Mater Dei High School … Three-time team leading scorer … Adrenaline All-American … Three-time Varsity Offensive MVP … Three-time First Team All-State selection … Principal’s List honoree … Works as a lifeguard … Loves the water and building Legos … Born on April 18, 2006 …  Son of Jocelyn and John White … Majoring in Communication.

Why White Chose Manhattan: "The coaches made it feel like it was a school I wanted to be a part of."