Bio

As a junior: Started all 17 games in net for the Bulldogs for the third consecutive season in 2011 ... Compiled a 8.70 goals against average and a .493 save percentage ... Stopped 144 of the 485 shots he faced on the season ... Collected 47 ground balls on the season, good enough for third on team ... Named Second Team All-Northeast Conference ... Earned Northeast Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors twice ... Named to the NEC Academic Honor Roll ... Recorded 10 or more saves in five contests, including a season-high 17 saves against Drexel on Mar. 13 ... Stopped 15 shots vs. Yale on Apr. 19, 12 vs. Fairfield on Feb. 26, 11 at Mount St. Mary's on Apr. 30 and 10 vs. Holy Cross on Apr. 12 ... Strung together a four-game win streak from Apr. 5-16, allowing eight goals or less in each of the four contests ... Collected a season-high six ground balls vs. Fairfield on Feb. 26 ... Registered two or more ground balls in 13 of the 17 games.

As a sophomore: Recorded another stellar season between the pipes as a sophomore, starting all 17 contests and playing in all but 2:16... Posted the best goals against average in the nation, allowing just 6.51 goals per game... Let in just 111 scores on 458 shots faced... Boasted a .587 save percentage ranked seventh in the nation... Made 158 saves on the season, including turning away a career-high 20 in a 5-4 season-opening loss on the road to No. 4 North Carolina... Those 20 stops would stand as the ninth-highest single-game save performance in Division I in 2010... Recorded six double-digit save performances, only once allowing double-digit goals... Held eight opponents to five goals or less... Face 25 shots or more 11 times, including a season-high 42 against UNC... Posted a 12-5 recorded in net... Finished the season third on the team in ground balls with 48, including a career-high six against nationally ranked Brown and NEC rival Quinnipiac... Forced seven caused turnovers, including a pair against Sacred Heart... 2010 Northeast Conference Second Team selection... NEILA All-New England First Team nod... NEC Defensive Player of the Month... Three-time NEC Defensive Player of the Week choice... LAXnews College Beat Player of the Week... Named to the NEC Academic Honor Roll.

As a freshman: Won the starting job between the pipes as a freshman, starting in goal in all 15 games and going 10-5... Played 863:37 minutes between the posts, finishing the season with a 8.75 goals against average, good for 22nd in the nation... Ranked No. 20 nationally in save percentage (.559)... Made 160 saves on the season, tying him for No. 2 in the single-season record books... His 10.67 saves per game rank No. 1 in a single season... Recorded a season-high 16 saves in a 15-11 win over Penn on March 22... Also collected 38 ground balls... Faced 459 shots on the year.

Before Bryant: A 2008 graduate of Darien High School... Named a 2008 Connecticut High School All-American... Served as a team captain in 2008 alongside current Bryant teammate Tim Clinton... Named a First Team All-FCIAC and first team all-state selection for the No. 7 Blue Wave in 2008... Led team to win state championship all four years... Broke school record with a .743 save percentage in 2008... Also a four-year letterwinner in ice hockey.

Personal: Born August 29, 1990... Son of Jim and Pam Love... Has one brother, Will, and a sister, Maddy... Studies marketing in the College of Business.

CAREER HIGHS
Saves: 20 (at No. 4 North Carolina, Feb. 13, 2010)
Goals allowed: 1 (vs. Wagner, Feb. 28, 2009)
Shots faced: 45 (twice, last at Lehigh, March 28, 2009)
Ground balls: 6 (three times, last vs. Fairfield, Feb. 26, 2011)
Caused turnovers: 2 (three times, last vs. Yale, April 19, 2011)