He won the indoor heptagonal championships in 2001, tying an Ivy League indoor record () that still stood as of 2011. He won the 2001 outdoor Heptagonal championships with a record jump of . That year he was the Indoor Heptagonal Championships Most Outstanding Performer and Outdoor Heptagonal Championships Most Outstanding Performer as well as the Mid-Atlantic Region Male Indoor Athlete of the Year as selected by the United States Track Coaches Association. He won a bronze medal at the 2001 World University Games. His 2002 outdoor Heptagonal championships performance of continues to be an Ivy League outdoor record.