Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Career Summary
- Played in school-record 71 games with 58 starts.
- Finished career with 162 goals and 22 assists for 184 points.
- Ranked second in school history in career goals and 15th in points.
- One of just four players in school history with 40+ goals in three seasons (Ryan Brown ‘16, Terry Riordan ‘95, Franz Wittelsberger ‘76).
- Set JHU record with a goal in 46 consecutive games from February 19, 2022 - May 19, 2025 (last 46 games of career).
- Ended career with a 46-game point-scoring streak that is fifth-longest in program history.
- Ranked third in JHU history with 30 career hat tricks.
- Had at least one point in 67 of last 68 games played.

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2024
- Second-year co-captain.
- Honorable Mention USILA and Inside Lacrosse All-American and a Third Team USA Lacrosse All-American.
- First Team All-Big Ten and named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team.
- Led the team in goals (47) and ranks second in points (54). 
- Finished eighth in the nation in goals per game (2.94).
- Scored one goal and added one assist in a 13-12 loss to Denver in the season opener.
- Sparked 13-5 win over Towson with three goals and one assist and came back with four goals in an 11-9 win over Georgetown.
- Notched three goals - including two on extra-man - in a 13-7 win over #17 Loyola.
- Scored twice and added one assist in a 13-9 win at 15th-ranked North Carolina.
- Fueled a 16-14 win at second-ranked Virginia with three goals for his 22nd career hat trick.  Third goal of the game gave JHU a 13-12 lead that it never relinquished.
- Rang up five goals - one shy of his career high - in a 14-13 loss to ninth-ranked Syracuse.  Tied JHU record for most consecutive games with a goal (37) in the game against the Orange.
- Broke JHU record for consecutive games with a goal with three against Navy ... 3 goals extended his goal-scoring streak to 38 games.
- Sparked a 13-8 win at #17 Rutgers with four goals.
- Pushed goal-scoring streak to 40 games with a three-goal showing in a 15-11 win against #15 Michigan.
- Notched sixth straight hat trick with three goals in a 9-8 overtime win against seventh-ranked Penn State.  Scored all three goals in the second half as JHU outscored the Nittany Lions 7-4 after halftime.
- Pushed hat trick streak to seven with three goals and added one assist, one caused turnover and a career-high six GBs in an 11-10 overtime win at Ohio State.
- Scored twice in a 7-5 win over fifth-ranked Maryland.  Notched the second goal in a three-goal run to open the game and the third in a three-goal run that gave JHU a 6-3 lead.
- Tied JHU record for single-season hat tricks with his 11th of the season against Michigan in the Big Ten Semifinals.  Finished with three goals against the Wolverines.
- Scored twice in a 13-10 win over Lehigh in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
- Capped career with three-goal, two-assist effort in an 11-10 double-overtime loss to Virginia in the NCAA Quarterfinals.

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2023
- Second Team All-Big Ten selection for second consecutive year.
- Led the team in goals (41) and ranked third in points (46) in 17 games played (missed game vs. Utah).
- Scored once in a 12-7 season-opening win at Jacksonville and came back with three goals in a 13-12 win over third-ranked Georgetown.
- Added one goal against 19th ranked North Carolina and scored twice at #12 Loyola.
- Sparked 15-14 win over #13 St. Joe’s with four goals and one assist for 14th career hat trick.
- Punched up a hat trick (on just four shots) in a loss to #1 Virginia and came back with two goals in an 11-9 win at Syracuse.
- Recorded 100th career point in the 11-9 win at Syracuse.
- Scored twice in a 12-9 win at Navy and added two goals and one assist in a 12-10 win over Delaware.  All three points against Delaware came in a 7-0 run that turned a 9-5 deficit into a 12-9 lead.
- Rang up five goals in a 15-11 win at Michigan in Big Ten opener and tallied once in a 16-12 win over ninth-ranked Rutgers.  Goal against Rutgers was the 100th of his career.
- Added two second-half goals in a 12-11 double overtime loss at #8 Penn State.
- Sparked 17-8 win over #17 Ohio State with a four-goal, one-assist effort. Scored three of his goals during an 8-0 run that turned a 9-7 lead into a 17-7 advantage.
- Scored two goals in a 12-11 win at #4 Maryland.  Second goal was the first in a 6-3 spurt that gave JHU a 12-10 lead that they never relinquished.
- Scored three goals and added one assist in the Big Ten Semifinals against #7 Maryland to earn a spot on the Big Ten All-Tournament Team.
- Scored twice and added one assist, two GBs and one CT in a 22-8 win over Bryant in first round of the NCAA Tournament.
- Ended season with two goals in a 12-9 loss to eventual national champion Notre Dame in the NCAA Quarterfinals.

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2022
- Second Team All-Big Ten selection.
- Named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team.
- Named to the Academic All-Big Ten Team.
- Started all 16 games (five at midfield / 11 on attack) and had 40 goals and seven assists for 47 points.  Led the team in goals and points.
- Had 32 goals and five assists for 37 points in 11 games on attack.
- Counts 28 goals and five assists to his credit in last nine games.
- Scored one goal against Jacksonville and added career-highs of four goals, two assists and six points in an 18-12 win at Towson.
- Fired home an extra-man goal in an 11-10 win over Loyola.  Goal was the 40th of his career.
- Scored two goals and added two GBs at 10th-ranked North Carolina and added two goals, three GBs and one CT at second-ranked Virginia.
- Scored two goals in a 10-7 win over 18th-ranked Syracuse.  First goal against SU was also the 50th point of his career.
- Matched career high with four goals and added an assist against Navy and matched those totals at Delaware.  Fourth goal against Navy was the 50th of his career.
- Sparked 15-12 win against Michigan with three goals and a career-high three assists for career-high-tying six points and came back with one goal at fourth-ranked Rutgers.
- Rang up fifth hat trick of the season with three goals in a tight 12-10 loss at fourth-ranked Ohio State.  Posted 60th career goal and 70th career point against OSU.
- Scored a career-high six goals and added three GBs and one CT in a 13-10 win over Penn State and added one goal against top-ranked Maryland.
- Scored twice in a 16-8 win over Penn State in the B1G Quarterfinals and added four goals in a loss at top-ranked Maryland in the B1G Semifinals.

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2021
- Named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team after helping JHU to the title game.
- Played in all 13 games with eight starts on the first midfield.
- Ranked fourth on the team in points (25) and tied for second in goals (23).
- Finished second on the team in extra-man goals (3) and fourth in shooting percentage among players with 10 or more shots (.348).
- Scored one goal in each of the first three games of the season before scoring a pair in a 13-6 win over 12th-ranked Penn State-1.
- Notched second career hat trick and added an assist for a person-best four points in a loss to seventh-ranked Rutgers-1.
- Scored twice in an 11-8 loss at Penn State-2 and added an assist in second Michigan-2 game.
- Tallied two goals in a 14-12 loss at 14th-ranked Ohio State-2 and came back with one goal at seventh-ranked Rutgers.
- Notched second hat trick of the season with three goals in a 14-13 loss to top-ranked Maryland in the final regular season game of the year.
- Made it two straight hat tricks with a three-goal effort in a 15-7 win at #19 Penn State in the B1G Quarterfinals.
- Recorded third consecutive hat trick with a three-goal effort in a 12-10 win over sixth-ranked Rutgers in the Big Ten Semifinals.
- First Blue Jay midfielder with three straight hat tricks since A.J. Haugen did it in 1999.
- Scored once in a 12-10 loss to top-ranked Maryland in the B1G title game.

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2020
- Played in all six games and made one start.
- Start against North Carolina was the first of his career.
- Tied for the team-lead with 11 goals and added one assist for 12 points.
- 12 points ranked third on the team.
- Only player on the team to score at least one goal in all six games.
- Scored three goals - the first three of his career - in season-opening win against Towson.
- Matched week-old career high for points with two goals and one assist at Loyola and came back with two goals against North Carolina and one against Princeton and top-ranked Syracuse.
- Capped season with a two-goal effort in a 13-12 overtime win against Mount St. Mary's.

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2019
- Played in three games as a reserve midfielder.
- Made first career appearance in season opener at Towson and also played against Mount St. Mary's and Michigan.

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At DeMatha
- Three-year member of varsity lacrosse team.
- Second Team All-WCAC and Honorable Mention All-Met as a senior.
- Helped team to conference semifinals as a junior, when he earned Third Team All-WCAC.
- Member of conference championship team as a sophomore.

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Personal
- Garrett Degnon.
- The son of George and Kristin Degnon.
- One of four siblings with brothers George and Braeden and sister Brittney.
- Father played lacrosse at Air Force.
- Graduated with a degree in economics with minors in business and entrepreneurship and management.
- Pursuing an MBA at Johns Hopkins' Carey Business School.