Pronunciation: Jake Waxter
2019 (Senior): Honorable Mention USILA All-American and first-team All-NCAC ... started all 21 games in the Denison midfield ... ranked top-three on the team in goals (37), assists (22), and EMO goals (4) ... posted 32 ground balls ... finished with 13 multi-goal performances, including a season-high four goals in wins over Rhodes (March 23), Kenyon (April 9), and Wooster (April 17) ... chipped in two goals and an assist in Denison's NCAA Tournament first-round victory over Concordia Wisconsin (May 8) ... named to the NCAC All-Tournament Team ... played in the 2019 USILA Division III All-Star Game.
2018 (Junior): Honorable Mention USILA All-American and first-team All-NCAC ... second-team IMLCA All-West Region ... started all 20 games for the Big Red ... led all Denison midfielders in goals (31), assists (11) and points (42) ... third on the team with five EMO goals ... 23 ground balls ... tallied 11 multi-goal performances ... recorded a season-high four goals in a 12-10 season-opening win at No. 20 Washington & Lee (Feb. 18).
2017 (Sophomore): Honorable Mention USILA All-American ... played in all 20 games, starting 19 ... named first-team All-NCAC ... scored 28 goals and 14 assists out of the midfield ... tied for third on the team with six EMO goals ... 32 ground balls ... scored three goals against No. 11 Dickinson and tallied three goals against Wabash ... scored two goals in each of the first three NCAA Tournament games against Carthage, Illinois Wesleyan and Lynchburg.
2016 (First-Year): Played in all 20 games, starting the final two games of the season ... scored 14 goals and 17 assists ... added 12 ground balls and five caused turnovers ... scored a season-high three goals in the OT loss to #3 Salisbury in the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals.
Personal: Global commerce major ... son of Olive and Tom Waxter ... sister, Olive, played lacrosse at Washington and Lee University ... sister, Maggie, played on the field hockey and lacrosse teams at Washington and Lee University ... his mother and father were both varsity athletes at Trinity College in field hockey and wrestling.
