Jack McBride

Position:
Attack
Height:
5-10
Weight:
195
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Madison, N.J.
High School:
Delbarton

At Princeton

2011 - played the first three quarters against Hofstra before reaggravating a preseason groin injury; missed the next three games completely and most of the Penn game and now will not play for the rest of the season ... goal against Hofstra was the 90th of his career ... a first-team All-Ivy League selection each of the last two years ... honorable mention All-America last year; second-team All-America in 2009 ... first Princeton player with back-to-back seasons of at least 30 goals since Jason Doneger in 2003 and 2004 ... 15th all-time at Princeton with 90 goals ... has 115 career points, 21st best all-time at Princeton ...

2010 - honorable mention All-America ... a first-team All-Ivy League selection for the second straight year ... a Tewaaraton Trophy nominee, one of 25 players on the list; not selected as a Tewaaraton finalist ... led team with 51 points and 35 goals ... first Princeton player with back-to-back seasons of at least 30 goals since Jason Doneger in 2003 and 2004 ... 15th all-time at Princeton with 89 goals; needs five goals to move into a four-way tie for 12th ... has 115 career points, 21st best all-time at Princeton ... is the eighth player in school history to reach at least 80 goals by his junior year ... finished junior year with two goals and three assists, accounting for all five goals, in an 8-5 loss to Notre Dame in the NCAA tournament ... scored game-winning goal in overtime in the Ivy League final agains Cornell ... had six goals and one assist in the Ivy tournament to earn all-tournament team honors ... has three career overtime points (goal against Cornell, assists last year against Penn, this year against Hopkins) ... had six goals and three assists in two games against Yale ... named Ivy League Player of the Week after an eight-goal, 10-point week in wins over Dartmouth and Rutgers ... had five goals and two assists to tie carer-high of seven points in win over Dartmouth ... had three goals against Rutgers, including one man-down after a 70-yard pass from goalie Tyler Fiorito ... had three goals and then assisted on game-winner in overtime against Hopkins ... had three goals against Penn, including two goals 12 seconds apart during Princeton's 4-0 run in a 1:18 span of the fourth quarter to tie it ... had two goals and an assist against North Carolina, Hofstra and UMBC ... had two goals against Brown ... had a goal against Manhattan

2009 - second-team All-America ... first-team All-Ivy League...was one of 21 Tewaaraton Trophy nominees...led team with 35 goals and third on team with 42 points despite missing game against Manhattan...had at least one goal in all 14 games he played...was team's leading goal-scorer eight times...scored four goals against Dartmouth, including one 11 seconds into the game... had two goals against Harvard, including game-winner with 1:58 to play... had two goals and game-winning assist in overtime against Penn... had two goals and one assist against Brown... had three goals against Syracuse... tied career high with six goals against Albany... scored four goals against Hopkins while matched against All-America defenseman Michael Evans... led Princeton with four goals and five points against Canisius... all four goals against Canisius came after halftime, as Princeton erased 3-2 deficit ... had one goal against UMBC after spending two nights prior in infirmary with stomach flu; did not play against Manhattan... had two goals and an assist against Hofstra and Yale... had a goal and assist against Rutgers

2008 - honorable mention All Ivy-League ... set Princeton freshman record with six goals against Penn, breaking the record of five set by Sean Hartofilis against Virgnia in the 2000 NCAA semifinal...scored six goals on six shots against Penn...had 19 goals, sixth-best by a Princeton freshman ...scored two goals against Cornell...scored two goals against Harvard...scored on his first two shots against Harvard, giving him goals on eight straight shots before one was saved in fourth quarter...named Ivy League Rookie of the Week after games against Penn and Harvard ...had two goals against Syracuse...had first career two-goal game in win over Yale...had a goal against Virginia and Hofstra and a goal and assist against Hopkins...came back with a goal against Rutgers after getting shut out against Albany...had first two collegiate points with a goal and assist against Canisius.

At Delbarton
Lettered three times each in lacrosse and football ... lacrosse team won two state championships and was state runner-up one time ... lacrosse team was 62-4 in career ... two-time All-America ... New Jersey Player of the Year senior year ... scored 126 goals and had 54 assists in career ... had 49 goals and 20 assists as a senior and 58 goals and 26 assists ... two-time first-team all-state ... football team advanced to state final twice ... first-team all-state quarterback ... threw 71 touchdown passes in high school ... threw for 5,388 yards in high school ... honor roll student.

Personal
Born Nov. 3, 1988 ... son of Mark and Virginia McBride ... father went to Stanford and Georgetown Medical School; mother went to Ohio Wesleyan ... father is a orthopedic surgeon ... oldest sister Alex graduated from Duke ... older sister Jessica plays lacrosse at Duke ... younger sister Christina plays field hockey and lacrosse in high school ... youngest sister Leah plays field hockey and lacrosse in high school ... also has a younger brother J.J. ... member of United States U19 team that won 2008 World Championship in Vancouver ... his father is Chris McBride's father's brother; his mother is Chris McBride's mother's first cousin

Year	Goals	Assists	Points	Shots	Ground Balls	Penalties/Minutes
2008	19	2	21	61	23	1/1:00
2009	35	7	42	111	18	1/1:00
2010	35	16	51	120	41	0/0:00
2011	1	0	1	3	0	0/0:00
Total	89	25	114	292	82	2/2:00