2016 (Senior): Played in 19 games ... served as the team's starting FOGO for the third-straight year ... became Denison's career leader in ground balls (369) ... won 56 percent of faceoffs ... finished with 73 ground balls ... scored three goals and added one assist ... had nine ground balls and won 18-of-27 faceoffs in the win over Wooster on April 27 ... Leaves Denison with a career FO percentage of .627 (706-1,126) ... named to the 2015-16 NCAC Academic Honor Roll.
2015 (Junior): Named honorable mention USILA All-American ... first-team All-NCAC as the team's faceoff specialist ... would win 215-of-341 draws for a .630 win percentage ... led the team with 117 ground balls ... named to NCAC All-Tournament team ... scored four goals and handed out one assist ... collected a season-high 12 ground balls at #17 Roanoke (Feb. 25) ... went 23-of-30 on draws in a win over St. Mary's (March 18) ... named to the 2014-15 NCAC Academic Honor Roll.
2014 (Sophomore): Honorable mention USILA All-American, and first-team All-NCAC after taking over as the team's starting faceoff specialist early in the season ... would win 246-of-369 draws for a .667 win percentage ... posted the second-highest ground ball total in Denison history with 139 ... named to NCAC All-Tournament team ... scored two goals ... gathered a career-high 14 ground balls in the win over Wittenberg on April 12 ... went 23-of-28 on draws in a win over St. Mary's ... attempted a career-high 40 draws in the win over Stevens ... named to the 2013-14 NCAC Academic Honor Roll.
2013 (Freshman): Played in 14 games as the team's second-string face-off specialist ... won 70-of-105 draws for a .667 win percentage ... posted 40 ground balls ... scored his first career goal in a win over DePauw on March 30 ... also won a season-high 11 FO's against DePauw.
Personal: Major in economics with a minor in mathematics ... son of Marie Duellman and Charlie Baumgardner ... sister, Katie, played soccer at The Ohio State University ... honored at Denison Top-50 banquet in 2014 and 2015.
... named to NCAC All-Tournament team.
