Accolades:
GNAC Honor Roll: 4/5/2021, 3/14/2022
NEILA All-Academic: 2023

2023: Played in 18 games with eight starts as a senior attacker… netted 25 goals, nine assists, 19 ground balls and five ground balls… netted four goals in a win against New England College… scored six goals, one assist and one ground ball in a win against Albertus Magnus College… netted six goals, one assist, two ground balls and one caused turnover in a win against Anna Maria College… collected NEILA All-Academic. 

2022: Played in 17 games and started in 16 as a junior attackman…had at least one ground ball in 13 contests…recorded his first assist in the season opener along with two ground balls and a caused turnover on Feb. 23rd at University of New England…notched a goal and added four ground balls and a pair of caused turnovers against Emerson College four days later…tallied a goal and two assists on Mar. 6th versus Moravian College…three days later when facing Wentworth Institute he buried four goals and had an assist along with two ground balls…scored a season high of five goals as well has two assists for seven points in the 16-7 win over University of Southern Maine on Mar. 23rd…a few days later scored a pair of goals, tallied an assist, and picked up three ground balls at Norwich University…recorded one assist on Mar. 31st at New England College defeating them 13-4…had a season high of four assists along with a goal, five ground balls, and two caused turnovers in the 22-2 win over Regis College on Apr. 6th…on Apr. 9th tallied four goals, had two caused turnovers, and a ground ball against Emmanuel College…had an assist and a caused turnover at Lasell University on Apr. 13th…recorded a season high of six ground balls and had a goal and an assist two days later in the 16-1 victory over Albertus Magnus College…on Apr. 26th in the 11-7 win over Anna Maria College he scored a pair of goals as well as two assists, five ground balls, and a caused turnover…in the quarterfinal contest at Norwich University he notched two goals and picked up three ground balls.

2021: Played in eight games and started in seven as a sophomore attackman…had four goals and two assists along with three ground balls in the first game of the season on Mar. 7th in the 18-7 win over Maine Maritime Academy…recorded two goals, three assists, three ground balls, and a caused turnover defeating University of Southern Maine 17-8 on Mar. 17th…three days later tallied two goals, an assist, a ground ball, and a caused turnover when facing Bates College..on Mar. 24th scored a goal, had an assist, and a ground ball versus New England College…had two goals and an assist along with a ground ball at Norwich University on Mar. 27th…a few days later had a season high of five goals and five ground balls in the 19-10 win at Anna Maria College…recorded four goals, an assist, and a ground ball in the 16-8 win at Johnson & Wales University on Apr. 3rd…tacked on three goals, went 4-for-4 on faceoffs, and had a ground ball in the 16-15 overtime win on Apr. 7th at Rivier University.

2020: Played and started in three games as a freshman attack…scored three goals, one of which was a man-down goal in the 10-6 victory at Nichols College during the first game of the shortened season on Feb. 22nd where he also recorded two ground balls…three days later tallied three more goals with an assist, six ground balls, and a caused turnover in the 18-4 win over Husson University…had his next goal at Whittier College on Mar. 3rd.

Why Saint Joseph's? The opportunity was given to me and I had to take it.

High School: Played lacrosse and football at Merrimack Valley High School…Named Second Team All-State, Offensive MVP, Defensive MVP, and Coaches' Award recipient.

Personal: Max William Lacy, son of Lisa and Harry Lacy.