2014-15 (Junior): Did not play.

2013-14 (Sophomore): Posted the second-lowest stroke average on the team at 75.5 in 24 rounds...Opened the season with an eighth-place finish at the Coastal Georgia Fall Invitational shooting a three-round 218 that included two rounds of 71...Posted a top-25 finish at the McDonough Cup with rounds of 73-74-71 to place in a tie for 23rd...Came in 34th at the Sunshine State Conference championships thanks to a final-round 73.

2012-13 (Freshman): Competed in three tournaments towards the end of the spring season, the Buccaneer Invitational, SSC Championship and the NCAA Championship South Regional…Burst on to the scene at the conference tournament with a first-round tally of 69, tying for first individually at the end of the opening round…In the SSC Championship's first round, he broke par with a total of seven birdies on the scorecard at Lake Jovita Golf and Country Club...Went on to finish in a tie for 24th overall as Eckerd made a late-season push to rise to No. 10 in the South Region rankings…Helped the program reach the NCAA Championship South Regional in his first year...Produced a 78 in his first round at the NCAA Championship South Regional, matching his collegiate debut opening round at the Buccaneer Invitational in Miami Beach...Had a strong showing at the Minnesota State Amateur during the summer, tying around 25th overall in the field.

Prior to Eckerd: Two-time all-conference selection while attending Edina High School in Minnesota...Finished 20th in the Minnesota state tournament as a sophomore...Posted a nine-hole scoring average of 39 per round as a senior...Posted a scoring average of 40 as a junior with clips of 38.9 and 38.7 during his sophomore and freshman campaigns on the links...Named honorable mention all-conference as a freshman...Coached by Phil Finanger.

Personal: Born May 9...Son of Shelby and Teresa Solomon...Has a sister, Anna, and a brother, Josh...Enjoys hockey, boating and collecting clocks...Chose Eckerd over the University of Michigan...Owns a career-best round of 69 fired four different times at various golf courses.

Major: Philosophy.