Saint Joseph's College of Maine

2025: Played in 15 games...recorded two goals and two assists for four points...recorded 16 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers...recorded a career-high three caused turnovers at Regis (Mass.) (Feb. 28)...scored his first goal of the season vs. Gordon (Mar. 19)...scored his second goal of the season vs. Saint Joseph (Conn.) (Apr. 5)...recorded an assist along with matching his career-highs with three ground balls and three caused turnovers in the GNAC Quarterfinal at Saint Joseph (Conn.) (Apr. 26)

2024: Played in 17 games...recorded one goal and one assist for two points...tallied 16 ground balls and seven caused turnovers...scored his first career goal and point along with matching his career-high three ground balls vs. Southern Maine (Mar. 5)...tallied his first career assist at Moravian (Mar. 13)

2023: Played in four games as a sophmore midfielder... tallied one ground ball and one caused turnover... picked up one ground ball against Colby College... gathered a caused turnover in a 29-13 win against the University of Southern Maine. 

2022: Played in 10 games as a freshman midfielder…went two for three on faceoffs in the first game of the season on Feb. 23rd against University of New England…had a season high of three ground balls versus Emerson College on Feb. 27th…on Apr. 6th went three for four on faceoffs in the 22-2 win over Regis College…repeated his faceoff success three games later on Apr. 15th when defeating Albertus Magnus College 16-1.

Why Saint Joseph's?: I loved the community and support of everyone at SJC.

High School: Participated in lacrosse, football, basketball, and indoor track at Merrimack High School…named as the indoor track team's Rookie of the Year…listed on the Academic Honor Roll…earned the Excellence in Arabic Award and claimed New Hampshire Scholars honors…played club for 4 Leaf Lacrosse.

Community Service: Front Door Agency, soup kitchen, community clean up.         

Personal: Declan Joseph Covell, son of Debra and Sean Covell…has one brother, Ian.