Whitney Hayes

Position:
Attack
Height:
5-11
Weight:
170
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Princeton, N.J.
High School:
Princeton

Did you know? ... Whitney Hayes started 30 games during his first three seasons.

At Princeton U.
2006 - had two goals and an assist in NCAA tournament first round against UMBC ... had two goals against UMBC after having four in 14 regular-season games ... started 11 games ... had a goal and assist at Syracuse and at Harvard ... scored a goal against Penn ... assisted on Peter Trombino’s tying goal in the third quarter of win over Hopkins ... 2005 – played in all 12 games, starting nine, and had at least one point in every game ... scored nine goals and had 12 assists ... tied for third on the team with 21 points ... had a goal and two assists against Johns Hopkins ... had two goals against Dartmouth ... had a goal and two assists against Harvard ... 2004 - played in every game, starting the final 10 ... had 11 goals and 15 assists for 26 points ... had at least one point in 13 of 15 games ... one of eight Princeton freshmen ever with double figures in goals and assists (classmates Peter Trombino and Scott Sowanick also accomplished same feat) ... had three goals and three assists in three NCAA tournament games ... had two goals in quarterfinal against Maryland ... had a goal and two assists in win over Rutgers in opening round, including key goal with 22 seconds remaining in first half ... had three assists against Cornell ... had a goal and three
assists against Penn.
At Princeton H.S.
Lettered in lacrosse and soccer ... had 397 career points in
lacrosse ... two-time lacrosse All-America ... N.J. attackman of the year ... three-time all-state ... scored 169 career goals and had 228 career assists ... two time all-state and three-time all-conference in soccer ... scored 26 goals and had 16 assists in soccer ... school scholar-athlete ... NJSIAA scholar-athlete award winner ... spent a postgraduate year at Phillips Academy.
Personal
Born June 3, 1983 ... son of Bucky and Linda Hayes ... father is graduate of Harvard; mother is graduate of Wellesley ... older brother Dixon played lacrosse at Princeton before graduating in 2004 ... has younger sister Lisa at Vanderbilt ... younger brother Sam is a freshman teammate on Princeton lacrosse team ... a politics major with finance certificate ... senior thesis is on U.S.-Soviet relations during the Reagan Administration.

Career Statistics
Year Goals Assists Points Shots GBs P/Min
2004 11 15 26 25 16 0/0:00
2005 9 12 21 62 6 0/0:00
2006 6 7 13 36 12 0/0:00
Totals 26 34 60 123 34 0/0:00