2017: Appeared in nine games where he recorded 36 tackles, one interception and three pass breakups… He had his best game against Merrimack where he had five unassisted tackles, three assisted tackles and one pass breakup.
2016: Appeared in 12 games for Assumption… Totaled 49 tackles with 24 solo… Recorded one sack for a loss of seven yards… Had two interceptions for a return of zero yards… Caused two pass breakups… Had his best game against LIU Post, where he recorded 14 total tackles, seven solo... Had one kickoff return for 14 yards.
2015: Played in all 13 games for Assumption… Totaled 64 tackles, 29 of them unassisted, and 1.5 tackles for a loss… Finished with two interceptions and one forced fumble on the year… Totaled nine break-ups on defense… Ran back an interception for 50 yards in the NCAA match up vs Bowie State on 11/21/15.
2014: Named to the Spring 2015 Assumption College Student-Athlete Honor Roll... Northeast-10 Conference All-Rookie selection. Played in 11 games… Totaled 39 tackles, 21 of them unassisted… Recorded three tackles for a loss resulting in the loss of 10 total yards… Totaled five break-ups on the season… Had a season-high nine tackles vs. Merrimack on 10/18.
Prior to Assumption: Played football and baseball at John Jay High School in East Fishkill, N.Y... Also played at East Coast Prep... Transferred from Dutchess Community College... His 2011 football team won the league championship... All-Conference free safety as a junior... First Team All-Conference as a senior as both a quarterback and a free safety... Finished with two interceptions at East Coast Prep against Western New England... In December 2012, he volunteered to do Christmas gift wrapping for underprivileged children.
Personal: Son of Frank Contreras and Wendy Lawrence... Has younger twin brothers, Cooper and Travis... His dad played baseball for Pace University.
Fun Facts: Favorite athlete? Tyrann Mathieu… Dream job? Professional football player… If you could meet anyone? Bob Marley… What celebrity do you get mistaken for? Mark Wahlberg… Favorite sports memory? Winning the NE10 football championship for the first time in school history and advance to the second round of the D2 NCAA national playoff.
