Decker Curran

Class:
Senior
Position:
M
Height:
6-3
Weight:
195
Hometown:
Greenwich, Conn.
High School:
Greenwich

At Michigan
• Team Captain (2019)

Senior (2019)
• Ended his career at U-M with a ten game goal streak and finished fourth in the record books for total points (106), goals (70), and assists (34)
• Finished fourth on the team in points (32) and in goals (21)
• Led team with eight multi-goal games
• Ranked second on the team in shots (67)
• Scored twice and had one assist against Rutgers (April 20)
• Found the back of the net twice in loss to Penn State (April 13)
• Recorded two goals and two ground balls against Maryland (April 6)
• Scored twice and dished out an assist in 8-14 loss against Johns Hopkins (March 30)
• Scored one goal while also tying a U-M single-game record of
four assists against Delaware (March 23)
• Dished out one assist and scored one goal in loss to Notre Dame (March 19)
• Found the back of the net twice and dished out one assist against Marquette (March 16)
• Tallied two goals, one assist, and three ground balls in loss to Yale (March 10)
• Recorded four goals, one assist, and three ground balls against St. Johns (March 2)
• Scored one goal and picked up two ground balls in 10-8 win against Cleveland State (Feb. 9)

Junior (2018)
• Led Big Ten and ranked No. 22 nationally with shooting percentage of 45 (22-of-49)
• Ranked second on team in goals with 22 and shots with 77
• Tied for team lead in multiple points games with 10
• Registered six multiple games on the season
• Scored a season-high four goals in 10-9 win against Penn State (April 28), including the game winner in overtime
• Had two goals against Ohio State (April 13)
• Recorded a goal and an assist against Maryland (March 31)
• Tallied two goals and two assists and added a caused turnover in 13-12 win over Notre Dame (March 21)
• Scored twice and scooped up three ground balls in 14-9 victory against Air Force (March 9)
• Recorded two goals and an assist in 13-7 win over Siena (March 3)
• Notched two goals and added two ground balls against Yale (Feb. 24)
• Scored three goals on eight shots against Penn (Feb. 17)
• Marked one goal and one assist in a 15-5 victory over Cleveland State (Feb. 10)

Sophomore (2017)
• Recorded two goals and added an assist in loss to Johns Hopkins (April 22)
• Scored a career-high four goals on nine shots in defeat to Ohio State (April 15)
• Tallied his first multi-assist game on of the season (2) in loss to Maryland (April 1).
• Found the back of the net twice and added an assist against UMBC (March 25)
• Recorded two goals and an assist in 11-6 victory against Mercer (March 2)
• Scored twice in 13-5 win against Bellarmine (Feb. 18)
• Assisted on one goal in 17-6 win against Lafayette (Feb. 11)

Freshman (2016)
• Led freshman class and was tied for fourth on the team in goals (9)
• Scored two goals in his lone multi-goal game of the season, and added one assist in a loss to Johns Hopkins (April 23)
• Notched one goal and added one ground ball in a loss against Ohio State (April 16)
• Put home a goal and scooped up two ground balls in a loss against Maryland (April 2)
• Added one goal and scooped up one ground ball in a loss against Marist (March 23)
• Scored one goal and added one assist in a loss against Dartmouth (March 19)
• Tallied one goal and two assists in a win against Vermont (March 5)
• Registered a goal and notched both an assist and a ground ball in a win against Delaware (February 27)
• Marked his first collegiate goal against North Carolina (February 6)

Prep
• Greenwich (2015)
• Rated No. 49 in the Inside Lacrosse Power 100, and No. 14 midfielder
• Named to the 2015 Under Armour All-America Game, scoring a pair of goals
• Team Captain as a senior
• All-time leading goal scorer and assist leader at Greenwich
• Two-time All-State
• Two-time All-FCIAC Conference
• U.S. Lacrosse All-American junior & senior year
• Four-year letterwinner in ice hockey

Club
• Connecticut Chargers, PrimeTime Lacrosse

Personal
• Donald Edward Curran IV
• Son of Alix Hughes and Donald Curran III
• Step-father Dave Maloney played in the NHL for 11 seasons, and currently serves as a broadcaster for the New York Rangers
• Father played soccer at Ohio Wesleyan (1978-81), mother played field hockey & lacrosse at Penn State (1982-86), brother David played lacrosse at Ohio Wesleyan and Eastern Connecticut (2001-05), while sister Brooke played field hockey at St. Lawrence (2008-11)
• Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology, Sport Management major