MLL Baltimore Bayhawks

• - 1998 Member of and Tri Captain Team USA
• - 26 and 6 assists in the 1998 World Championships including 4G/1A in overtime thriller vs. Canada.
• - Named to the All World team
• - Named "Best Attackman in the World".
• - Reigning MVP of the World Championships for 1998.

• - Led United States to the 1994 World Lacrosse Championships in Bury, England.
• - Took Most Valuable Player honors and was named 1994 Player of the World.
• - Awarded the Kinderman Trophy, the highest honor bestowed upon a player in international lacrosse competition.
• - Scored 27 goals and 17 assists to pace the US throughout the tournament.
• - Scored five goals against host England.
• - Tossed in four goals and two assists in the championship game to lead the US to a 21-7 victory over Australia.

• - Scored 33 goals and 33 assists

• - 1999 Second Team All Pro — scored 27 goals and 31 assists.
• - 1998 First Team All Pro — ccored 40 goals and 16 assists in 12 games.
• - 1997 First Team All Pro — the only American given the honor in '97. Set NY Saints scoring record for the '97 season with 28 goals, 18 assists. Led the Saints into the playoffs for the first time in 5 years.

• - 1995 Second Team All Pro
• - Scored 23 points (15 goals, 8 assists) as a member of the Baltimore Thunder.
• - Achieved All Pro honors in just his second season in the league.
• - Mark was the team's co-captain and leading scorer.

• - First round draft pick in '93 for the NY Saints.
• - Scored six goals and eight assists in his first season of play.
• - 14 points in eight regular season games placed him third on the Saints '93-'94 scoring list.

• - 1999 All Club Mt. Washington Tavern Lacrosse Club.
• - 1998 USCLA South Player of the Year Mt. Washington Tavern Lacrosse Club.

• - Led Mt. Washington LC 17-0 record and the USCLA Championship title scored 81 points (49 goals, 32 assists)
• - Tallied 3 goals, 1 assist to lead Mt. Washington to a 20-11 defeat of Long Island in the championship final
• - Scored 4 goals, 3 assists in the Lacrosse Hall of Fame North/South All-Star game to earn MVP honors
• - USCLA South Region Co-Player of the Year with Gary Gait.

• - Led the Long Island-Hofstra Club to an undefeated 15-0 record and league championship
• - Racked up 73 points on 52 goals and 21 assists
• - Tallied four goals and two assists in the championship game
• - Named US Club Lacrosse Most Valuable Player

• - One of the most prolific scorers in Massachusetts lacrosse history
• - Three time All-America selection
• - Three time All-New England selection
• - 1993 North/South All Star Game Most Valuable Player
• - 1993 New England Player of the Year
• - 213 career points (155 goals, 58 assists) place him fourth on Massachusetts All-Time scoring list
• - 155 goals place him second on Massachusetts All-Time goals list
• - Two year co-captain
• - Scored at least one goal in 40 straight games
• - Had a goal or assist in 42 straight games
• - Scored two or more goals in 29 of last 30 games
• - Led or tied all Massachusetts scorers in 29 games throughout his career
• - Tallied 27 career hat tricks.

• - First Team All-America selection
• - First Team All-New England
• - 1993 New England Player of the Year
• - His 81 points (58 goals, 23 assists) led the nation in scoring
• - Scored five goals, three assists in the prestigious North/South All-Star Game at Johns Hopkins University to earn MVP honors.
• - Scored two goals in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

• - First Team All-America selection
• - First Team All-New England
• - His 62 points (45 goals, 17 assists) led Massachusetts in scoring in '92
• - Served as co-captain.

• - Honorable Mention All-America selection
• - First Team All-New England selection
• - 51 points (38 goals, 13 assists) tied for team high scoring honors in '91
• - Scored a goal and an assists in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

• - Scored 14 goals, 5 assists in his first season
• - Scored first collegiate goal and assist in season opener.