Christopher Newport University

2025 - Sophomore Season - Hauled in awards while anchoring the back line for the Captains ... Honored as an honorable mention USILA All-American ... Also was a first-team All-Conference and All-State selection while adding second-team All-Region nods ... Posted 32 caused turnovers, which ranked sixth in the league and 12th in program history ... Had seven takeaways against John Carroll on March 5, which matched the fourth-highest total by a Captain ... Came back with six strips against No. 1 Tufts on March 20, equaling the eighth-most in school lore ... Had at least one caused turnover in 14 of his appearances and collected two or more on seven occasions ... Posted three takeaways and a goal in a win over Grove City during the opening battle of the NCAA Tournament on May 10 ... Forced another miscue and secured three ground balls in the Sweet 16 against No. 16 Lynchburg on May 11 ... Had two strips and three rollers in the season opener against Hampden-Sydney on February 8 ... Returned with two takeaways and a goal in back-to-back outings against Grove City on March 1 and Scranton on March 2 ... Named to the USILA National Team of the Week on March 5 for his early-season success ... Finished the year with four total points, including an assist at No. 10 Washington and Lee on March 31 ... Pocketed 41 ground balls and had at least one in 18 games, including the first 14 contests of the season ... Secured four rollers at Roanoke on March 8 ... Had multiple ground balls in all three games during the national playoffs, including two in the NCAA Quarterfinals against No. 8 Bowdoin on May 17 ... Started all 22 games, which equaled the most in program history ... Began the year as a Preseason All-American after picking up honorable mention accolades from Inside Lacrosse. 

2024 - Freshman Season - Stepped right in as a key piece on the defensive unit while serving as a defenseman and long-pole specialist ... Appeared in all 22 games and started the first six contests of the year ... Registered 13 caused turnovers, including two in back-to-back outings against Berry on February 17 and Stevenson on February 24 ... Also had a pair of strips against Grove City on March 2 and matched that performance again in the semifinals of the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Tournament against Stockton on May 1 ... Continued to star in the postseason with another takeaway against No. 15 Stevens in the third round of the NCAA Tournament on May 12 ... Had at least one caused turnover in nine of his appearances ... Hauled in 15 ground balls during the year as well ... Secured multiple rollers in three contests, including a top-five showdown at No. 3 Tufts on March 6 ... Also snapped up a pair in a league tilt at Kean on April 13 ... Helped out on the offensive end as well while providing three goals on five total shots ... Sank his first collegiate dagger against Stevenson on February 24 ... Came back with a huge strike against No. 1 Salisbury on April 6 ... Wrapped up his offensive efforts with one final tally against Colorado College on April 21.

At Oakton - Was a two-time All-State selection and a US Lacrosse High School All-American during his tenure with the Cougars ... Also hauled in a pair of first-team All-Region accolades ... Was a three-time All-District selection and earned a spot on the second-team Washington Post All-Metro squad ... Excelled in the classroom as well and was a four-year honor roll student.

Personal - Mark Justin Davison is the son of Jake and Ann Davison ... Has an older sister, Holly ... Michael Jordan is his favorite athlete, and Ernest Hemingway is the person in history he would most like to meet ... "Remember the Titans" is his favorite movie, and "Regular Show" is his favorite TV show ... His dream vacation would be a trip to Tomorrowland ... Aspires to be a US Marshall or lawyer ... Majoring in criminology and sociology.