Honors and Awards: 2007 NCAA Division II Northeast Regional All-Tournament team.
2009: Saw time in 37 games, getting the start in 34... led the team in assists with 117 contributing 45 putouts for a fielding percentage of .970... also lead the team in sacrifice hits with three... went three for five in total stolen bases... tied for second on the team with one triple... also added three doubles four runs batted in and a total of 20 hits and 14 runs... game high of two stolen bases against Bridgeport University (4/19)... game high of four putouts and six assists against both Bridgeport University (4/18) and St. Thomas Aquinas (5/9)... also added time on the mound in 12 game appearances for a total of 15.1 innings pitched contributing 13 strikeouts and leading the team in saved games with eight.
2008: Appeared in 48 games and started 42...recorded 40 hits while driving in 15 runs...had eight multiple hit games including a 4-4 effort against St. Thomas Aquinas (5/4)...batted .260 and stole eight bases successfully out of 13 attempts.
2007: Made 45 starts in 46 appearances, hitting a career high .333...posted career-highs in hits (55), RBI (31) and doubles (7)...second on the team in assists with 112...posted a fielding percentage of .933.
2006: Appeared in 40 games making 34 starts...led the team in assists with 97, while posting a fielding percentage of .949...compiled 30 hits and 17 RBI in 111 at bats...stole seven bases in eight attempts...connected on his first collegiate home run against Concordia College on May 1...recorded a career-high eight assists in a 14-4 win over St. Thomas Aquinas.
At Moore Catholic High School: Played freshman basketball and three years of varsity baseball...captain of the baseball squad senior year...baseball city champion in 2005...defensive player of the year, Staten Island Advance All-Star and All Staten Island senior year...member of National Honor Society
Personal: Son of Sal and Donna Colonna...has one brother, Greg, who played baseball at St. Francis College...hobbies include lifting weights...major is undecided.
