St. Lawrence University Athletics

2016: Lynch played in all 21 games and started one as a defensive midfielder for the Saints in his senior season … He earned a spot in the USILA North/South Senior All-Star game … He was also selected as an USILA Scholar All-America … He finished with two goals and an assist from his defensive position with both goals coming in the NCAA Tournament against New England College and Amherst … His 46 ground balls on the season ranked fifth in the final team standings … He had a season-high four ground balls against Castleton and then had a streak of five consecutive games (bard-RPI) with four ground balls in each game.

2015: Lynch appeared in all 17 games as a junior long-stick midfielder for the Saints … He was named to the Second Team for All-Liberty League honors … Offensively, he had one assist and defensively, was second on the team with 54 groundballs and third on the squad with 20 caused turnovers … had a season-best eight groundballs against RIT and forced four turnovers against Union in the regular-season matchup … his lone assist came in the regular season finale against RIT.

2014: Lynch played 11 games and started one as a sophomore. He recorded two assists with one against Nazareth and the other in the Plattsburgh game. His assist against Nazareth was on the game-winning goal in the 10-9 victory.

2013: Lynch made an immediate impact for St. Lawrence in his rookie season, totaling four points (3g,1a) in 14 games.  He was named Liberty League Rookie of the Week following a two goal outing in a win over RPI, and finished the season with 24 ground balls and 15 caused turnovers.

Prior to St. Lawrence
Lynch was an honor roll student that excelled on the lacrosse and soccer teams. The school's record holder for groundballs, Lynch was a First Team All-League choice and a two-time all-star. The Watertown, N.Y. native captained the soccer team, was the MVP and a three-time all-star.