Colorado Mesa University Athletics

 

Career Honors

• Second Team All-Peach Belt Conference/Rocky Mountain Division (2025)
• All-Peach Belt Conference Tournament (2025)
• RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll (2025)
• Rocky Mountain Division Offensive Player of the Week (Feb. 25)

2025 (As a Redshirt Sophomore): Named to the Second Team All-Peach Belt Conference/Rocky Mountain Division squad… Also named to the PBC All-Tournament Team and the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll… Was tied for the team and Rocky Mountain Division lead with 36 goals… Was second on the team and in the division with 54 total points after recording 18 assists, fourth most in the division… Took 95 shots to rank fifth in the division… Put 59 on goal… Scored three man-up goals… Had 26 ground balls and three caused turnovers… Named as the Feb. 25 Rocky Mountain Division Offensive Player of the Week… Played in 16 games, making 13 starts… Recorded hat tricks in eight games, netting a career-high four goals against Dominican on Feb. 17… Scored a goal in 15 different games and registered a point in all 16 of his appearances… Had two of those hat tricks while scoring six goals and eight assists during the Mavs’ three Peach Belt Conference Tournament wins… Had three assists in both of the home wins over Dominican (Apr. 24) and Concordia (Apr. 26) in the Rocky Mountain Division portion of the tournament before adding five points (3G, 2A) in the championship game at Flagler… Also had two goals and an assist in the NCAA Tournament game at top-ranked Tampa.

2024 (As a Sophomore): Did not play.

2023 (As a Freshman): Played in 17 of the team’s 18 games… Scored 11 goals while recording 13 total offensive points… Had two hat-tricks, both of which were against Adams State (Apr. 14, May 4)… Also had one of his two assists and a career-high four points in the latter game against the Grizzlies, a RMAC Tournament semifinal… Took 34 shots throughout the season, 25 of which were on goal… Had six ground balls and two caused turnovers.

Prep: 2022 graduate of Ravenwood High School… Was a 2-time Tennessee All-American and 3-time all-conference pick for the Raptors, coached by Allen Garner... Was the 2021 Tennessee Player of the Year.

Personal: Is majoring in biochemistry… Is thinking of a career in dentistry… Son of Cliff Jensen… Has one older sister— Grace…  Enjoys skiing.

Why I Chose CMU: “I wanted to win games and come back to where I was born.”