Hartwick College Athletics

Career Statistics

2019: Played in the first seven games of the season as a Defensive Back … fifth on the team in tackles with 41 … 31 unassisted tackles … broke up four passes which was tied for second on the team … forced on fumble … blocked one kick … had at least three tackles in all seven games he played in … registered a season-high nine tackles with a pass defended and a blocked kick against St. John Fisher (10/19) … registered eight tackles and a broken up pass at St. Lawrence on 9/28 … another eight tackles with a forced fumble at Brockport on 10/12 … recorded six hits against King’s on True Blue Weekend … four tackles and a pass defended in the Hawks’ victory over Alfred State (9/14) … three hits apiece in games against Wilkes (9/7) and Alfred (10/26).

2018: Played in five games … tied for team lead with one blocked kick … had season-high six tackles, including five solo, and a pass breakup vs. Buffalo State (9/29) … four tackles (three solo), a pass breakup, and a blocked kick against King’s College (9/15).

2017: Started all 10 games at Defensive Back … recorded 30 tackles … 17 hits were unassisted … broke up three passes … blocked one kick … had 0.5 tackles for a loss of a yard … returned nine punts for 84 yards … recorded season-high nine tackles with a pass broken up in collegiate debut against Western Connecticut (9/2) … had five punt returns for 66 yards, including a season-long 36-yard return in victory over Alfred State (9/9) … registered five tackles in victory over St. John Fisher (9/23) and against Alfred in season finale (11/11) … three hits with a blocked field goal versus Buffalo State (11/4) … also had three hits against Hobart (10/14).

Prior to Hartwick: Attended White Plains High School … played football for two years for the Tigers … also played lacrosse for three years … was All-League in his senior season.

Personal: Son of Paul Scotman … majoring in Business Administration … favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant … favorite sports team is the New England Patriots.

Why Hartwick?: “I love the environment and football program. It offered the opportunity for growth.”