Ithaca College Athletics

2009 Game-by-Game Stats

2008: Bush earned second-team Empire 8 all-star honors after scoring 34 points (27 goals, seven assists). He opened the season with three straight two-goal games and recorded six other multi-goal games. He matched his career highs with four goals and five points against Union. That game came in the midst of a six-game stretch that featured 14 goals and four assists. Bush scored the game-winning goal in the Scranton and Stevens victories. He picked up five ground balls in the win at Hartwick. Bush scored six man-up goals – third on the team – including a pair in the win over Western New England in the NCAA quarterfinals.

2007: Bush appeared in all 20 games for Ithaca, making four starts. He was the team’s third-leading goal-scorer (32) and was second on the squad with 18 assists. Bush earned second-team Empire 8 all-star honors. Bush scored a goal in each of Ithaca’s first 10 games, including a four-goal outburst in Ithaca’s win over Utica. Bush scored three goals and added an assist in the Bombers’ NCAA playoff win over Cabrini. Bush recorded three points and a career-high five ground balls in Ithaca’s win over second-ranked RIT. He scored his second career game-winning goal against FDU-Florham.

2006: Bush appeared in three games in his first season at Ithaca, scoring two goals with one assists for three points before suffering a season-ending injury. He scored in the Bombers’ season-opening win at Lycoming and netted the game-winner against Oneonta. He also assisted on a goal against the Red Dragons.

2005: Bush was a member of the lacrosse team at Washington College (Md.), where he appeared in eight games. He recorded one assist and collected two ground balls.
 

Career Stats

High School: A 2004 graduate of Arapahoe High School, Bush was a three-year letter winner. His senior season, he finished second in Colorado in points while collecting all-state and all-conference honors.

Personal: A communications, management and design major, he is the son of David and Karen Bush.