Colorado Mesa University Athletics

Career Honors

• RMAC Co-Midfielder of the Year (2022)
• 2x Overall All-RMAC
  • First Team (Midfielder - 2022)
  • Honorable Mention (Midfielder - 2021)
• 2021 RMAC All-Tournament Team
• 3x Overall RMAC All-Academic
  • First Team (2022)
  • Honor Roll (2020 & 2021)

2022 (Redshirt Sophomore): Played in all 18 of the Mavs’s games, making three starts… Finished third on the team and tied for fifth in the RMAC with 26 goals… Also had finished third on the team for assists (16) and total points (42)… Was fifth in the RMAC with those numbers… Ranked seventh in the RMAC for assists per game (0.89) and ninth for points per game (2.33),,, Was a RMAC Co-Midfielder of the Year, sharing the honor with teammates Sergio Pelayo and James Steinke and Adam State’s Jacob Austin… Was a First Team All-RMAC performer… Also earned First Team RMAC All-Academic honors in his third consecutive overall all-academic honor… Finished the season with 76 total shots, 50 of which were on goal… Scored five man-up goals, third most on the squad… Also had 19 ground balls and five caused turnovers… Scored his goals in bunches, recording five hat-tricks, including a 4-goal game in a 15-12 win over Colorado College (Apr. 2)… Had three different 5-point games.

2021 (Redshirt Freshman): Honorable Mention All-RMAC midfielder… Named to the RMAC All-Tournament Team and to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll… Played in all 11 games… Finished with 16 goals and nine assists, good for 25 offensive points… Was ranked seventh in the RMAC for goals and eighth for goals per game (1.45)… Recorded three hat-tricks, scoring four goals in a Mar. 29 overtime win at Colorado College… Also had four goals in an RMAC Tournament semifinal win over Adams State and another three in the championship game against Westminster… Had five points in the May 7 semifinal game against Adams State… Took a team-leading 68 total shots, 33 of which were on goal… Was second on the team for shots on goal… Scored two game-winning goals and two man-up tallies… Recorded seven ground balls and three caused turnovers, two of which came in a Mar. 13 win at Alabama-Huntsville.

2020 (Redshirt Freshman): Played in all seven games of the pandemic-shortened season… Scored six goals while assisting on three others to score nine points… Had a pair of 2-goal games at Shorter (Feb. 10) and against Davenport (Mar. 5)… Also had an assist and a career-high three points against Shorter… Took 18 shots throughout the season, 11 of which were on goal… Had five ground balls and a caused turnover as well... Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll.

2019 (Freshman): Played in the season-opener taking a shot against Maryville before later being granted a NCAA medical hardship waiver, preserving his year of eligibility.

High School: Played for Coach Gary Campo of Palo Verde High School… Named as US Lacrosse All-American as a senior in 2018…2018 Adrenaline All-American…Three-time all-Conference and all-City (2016-18)…Two-Time All-State…Three year varsity captain for the Panthers…Helped lead the Panthers to 2015 and 2018 state titles... Was the Southern Nevada Lacrosse Association Rookie of the Year in 2014-15.

Personal: The son of Andrea Pernell and Edward Dolegowski…Majoring in business accounting…Plans to be a venture capitalist in the private equity sector.. Loves to trade stocks, snowboard, weightlifting and movies... Has three older sisters-- Alexandra, Samantha, Roberta and one younger sister named Faith.

Why I Chose CMU: "CMU is close to home and is a competitive lacrosse program that buys into its players.  CMU is an athletic school with beautiful features."