Tommy Parolin

Position:
Center/Center Defender
Weight:
null
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Chicago, Ill.
High School:
Fenwick

Tommy Parolin appeared in 25 games as a senior for the Tigers, scoring 11 goals, 10 assists and 13 steals, while drawing 24 ejections and winning just under 50 percent of sprints. Parolin had a pair of two-goal games and scored single goals in seven other games. His multiple-goal outings both came in regular season wins over Bucknell. Parolin added single goals against the likes of Fordham, Hopkins, Brown and MIT. Parolin added a pair of two-assist games against Cal Baptist and Santa Clara and added two drawn ejections and two field blocks against Cal Baptist.

Parolin appeared in all 28 games as a junior and contributed 14 goals, seven assists and 10 steals. Parolin registered three two-goal games during the season, scoring twice in wins over Harvard, George Washington and Bucknell. He also scored in the season-opener against UCLA and against Santa Clara during the opening weekend. Parolin scored in wins over Harvard and Brown at the ECAC Championships and added goals against Bucknell and UC Irvine during the regular season. Parolin's final goal came in Princeton's win over Loyola Marymount in the third-place game win at the NCAA Championships.

Parolin netted seven goals as a sophomore, scoring on 50 percent of his shots for the season. He had the highest shooting percentage of players attempting at least 10 shots. Parolin also added six assists and steals and won six of 12 sprints. Parolin scored a season-high three goals and added an assist and two steals in a win over George Washington at Southerns. He also had a two-goal performance in a win over Queens.

Parolin scored 12 goals in 25 games during his freshman season. He also contributed four assists and 11 steals and had the best winning percentage in sprints (47.6%) on the team. Parolin scored a pair of goals in wins over Fordham and Gannon in his first two games. He then added a pair in a win over Queens.

Parolin started on three consecutive state championship teams for Fenwick High School. He was an All-State selection as a sophomore and junior and was selected as an All-America both years. He was named the Most Valuable Player of the state tournament as a junior. He has also competed on the Midwest Zone Team for five years.

Career Stats

Year	GP	Goals	Shots	Assists	Steals	Sprints	Ej. Drawn	Ejections	Blocks
2007	25	12	23	4	11	10-11	2	1	1
2008	27	7	14	6	6	6-6	6	5	3
2009	28	14	42	7	10	3-7	7	5	2
2010	25	11	50	10	13	29-30	24	12	6
Totals	115	44	129	27	40	48-51	39	23	12