Villanova Univeristy Athletics

CAREER HONORS AND AWARDS
ACADEMIC HONORS
BIG EAST All-Academic Team	2022-23
Athletic Director's Honor Roll	Spring 2020, Fall 2020

On Gabrielsen: One of seven graduate students on the Villanova roster who chose to return to the team for a fifth season … During his collegiate career has played in 42 career games while recording six goals, two assists and eight points … Has taken 15 shots and scored at a .400 clip while totaling eight shots on goal … Has eight career ground balls and three caused turnovers … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for the Spring 2020 and Fall 2020 semesters.
 
2022: Saw action in 14 games during the season … Scored a goal in a win over Providence … Tallied six shots on the year to go along with five ground balls and two caused turnovers … Had a ground ball and a caused turnover versus Georgetown.
 
2021: Appeared in eight games … Scored his only two goals of the season in a win over St. John’s … Attempted three shots on the season.
 
2020: Played in five of the team’s seven games during the abbreviated season.
 
2019: Saw action in all 15 games during the year … Netted three goals and had two assists for a total of five points … Attempted six shots and placed four shots on goal … Collected three ground balls and was credited with one caused turnover … Scored two goals against Penn State.
 
Malvern Prep:  Earned three varsity letters in lacrosse… In 2018 was named to All Inter-Ac 2nd Team, DLN All Area 2nd Team, All Mainline 2nd team, Most Improved Player…Earned first honors all four years…Played one year of football.

Personal:  Born on August 4, 1999 in West Chester, Pa. to Scott and Cathy Gabrielsen…Has one sibling, Cole…Father played lacrosse at Vermont and then ten season for the Philadelphia Wings winning five championships…Enrolled in the School of Business…Hobbies include watching movies and listening to music…Chose Villanova because of its location, academics, competitive schedule, and coaches. I’m proud of where I'm from (West Chester, Pa) and I wanted to stay close to home and represent the Philadelphia area. Along with the distinguished Business School, competitive schedule, and great coaches, I felt Villanova was the best fit for me.