Tim Hoynes

Position:
Midfield
Height:
6-1
Weight:
210
Class:
Graduate Student
Hometown:
Cheshire, Conn.
High School:
Cheshire

2023 • Graduate Student

• NEILA All-Academic Team
• Appeared in all 14 games
• Tallied seven points on six goals and an assist with two ground balls
• Scored in first four games of the season: vs. Army (2/11), at UMass Lowell (2/17), vs. Boston University (2/25) and vs. Yale (3/3)
• Logged an assist vs. High Point (4/1)
• Notched two goals in A-10 play, at Richmond (4/8) and vs. Hobart (4/28)

2022 • Senior

• Appeared in 13 of the 14 games for the Minutemen
• Tallied 7 points by way of 6 goals and an assist
• Also recorded 5 ground balls on the year
• Notched his first goal of the season against Army (2/12)
• Had a 2 goal performance, including the overtime game winner, against Delaware (4/2)
• Recorded his first career assist against Towson in the CAA tournament (5/5)

2021 • Junior

• Rotated into the lineup as a reserve on attack
• Appeared in two games, including the wins at home over Drexel (3/20) and at Fairfield (4/24)

2020 • Sophomore

• Played in one game on the season
• Saw time at No. 16 Army West Point (2/8)
• Did not record statistics
• Season was cut short due to nation-wide cancellation of spring sport seasons in response to COVID-19 pandemic

2019 • Freshman

• Played in four games on the season
• Made his appearances against NJIT (3/9), UMass Lowell (3/12), Utah (3/17) and Fairfield (4/20)
• Registered his lone goal of the year on a man-up chance against NJIT

Before Massachusetts

• Three-year letterwinner in lacrosse at Cheshire High School
• Was a team captain and won All-SCC First Team, his team’s offensive MVP award as Cheshire reached the State quarterfinals
• Posted 162 goals and 51 assists in his scholastic career
• Totaled 70 goals and 22 assists as a senior after he provided 57 goals and 16 assists as a junior
• Began his varsity career with 35 goals and 13 assists in 2016
• Honor roll student at Cheshire

Personal

• Son of Rob and Tricia
• Two family members, including his father, Rob, played lacrosse at Army