AS A REDSHIRT SENIOR (2022)
USA Lacrosse Magazine Honorable Mention All-American … USILA All-South Region Honorable Mention … SSC All-Tournament Team … SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll ... appeared in all 18 games for the Mocs … tallied 24 goals, 12 assists and 36 points … took 96 shots including 44 on goal … picked up eight ground balls and caused five turnovers … posted five hat tricks … scored a season-best four goals at Catawba (2/6) … had two or more goals in seven contests … handed out a season-high two assists versus Lindenwood (3/7) … had three or more points in eight games including a season-best five points at Catawba (2/6) … scored a pair of game-winning goals, at Catawba (2/6) and at Belmont Abbey (2/17) … scooped up a season-high two ground balls at Catawba (2/6).

AS A SENIOR (2021)
Second Team All-SSC … appeared in all eight games for the Mocs … scored 15 goals and dished out six assists … took 52 total shots including 23 on goal … posted five ground balls and caused four turnovers … scored a season-best five goals in the season finale versus Palm Beach Atlantic (4/28) … had two or more goals in five games … handed out one assist in three different games … caused a pair of turnovers versus Rollins (4/24) … had five games with one ground ball each.

AS A JUNIOR (2020)
SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll … appeared in all seven games while making one start in his first season at Florida Southern… fifth on the team with seven goals… had three assists… picked up five ground balls and caused one turnover… had two goals and one assist in back to back games against Montevallo (Feb. 29) and Saint Rose (March 4).

AT MARIST (2018-19)
Saw action in four games. 

HIGH SCHOOL
Became the all-time leading scorer at Pope John XXIII with 106 goals and led the Lions to their first-ever United Division championship in 2017. In his sophomore, junior, and senior seasons he was selected to the Northwest Jersey Conference, First Team Rizk Conference, and First Team New Jersey Herald Teams. May was named All-State Team honorable mention at the end of his career, played in the New Jersey Non-Public All-Star Game in 2017, and, along with classmate Anthony Magnotta, was chosen for the prestigious Gill Gibbs All-Star Game.