Christopher Newport University

2020 - Senior Season - Continued anchoring the team between the pipes and was named an All-American by "Inside Lacrosse" after picking up honorable mention preseason plaudits from the same publication … Also was a first-team All-State selection ... Served as a team captain for the second straight year while starting all six games … Finished the season with 68 saves while registering at least 10 in five of his six outings … Matched his career-high with 19 stops against No. 16 Stevenson on March 7 … That equaled the third-highest single-game total by a Captain and the second-most in a nationally-ranked showdown … Came up clutch against the Mustangs as 12 of his saves were in the second half, seven took place in the fourth quarter, and two were in the final two minutes during the 14-13 triumph … Honored as the CAC Defensive Player of the Week on March 9 for that showcase … Also had 12 saves during a battle with No. 9 Ursinus on February 29 … Became just the third player in program history to reach 400 career stops after eclipsing that milestone during an 11-save masterpiece against Hampden-Sydney on February 22 … Came through with 10 saves and a caused turnover during a victory over Eastern on March 4 as well … Finished the season with a .548 save percentage and a 10.11 goals-against-average … Scooped up 13 ground balls, including five against Stevenson in the season finale … Compiled a 5-1 record for his work in the crease.
 

2019 - Junior Season - Orchestrated a record-setting campaign while earning USILA All-American honors ... Also was a first-team All-Conference and All-State selection ... Established a new single-season record with 243 saves, which also placed him 17th in the NCAA ... Also set a new school standard with a .580 save percentage ... That marked the highest rate by a conference goalie since 2016 ... Made a season-high 19 saves during conference bouts against Southern Virginia on March 23 and Mary Washington on April 6 ... Those efforts equaled the third-highest single-game total in program history ... Also had 18 stops and allowed just a single-goal during a tremendous showcase against No. 12 Roanoke on February 27 ... Notched double-digit saves in 16 of his 19 appearances, including six of the team's seven bouts against nationally-ranked foes ... Came through with 16 saves against No. 1 Salisbury on April 10 before coming back with 10 more stops against the Sea Gulls in the semifinals of the CAC Tournament on May 1 ... Allowed fewer than eight goals in eight of his appearances, including three straight from April 13-27 ... Limited Mary Washington to just two goals during his 40 minutes of work in the first round of the CAC Tournament on April 27 ... Also collected 48 ground balls during the year and led all CAC goalies with 12 caused turnovers ... Forced at least two miscues in five of his appearances, including a battle with No. 18 Ursinus on March 2 ... Secured a season-high six ground balls at Elizabethtown on March 8 and notched at least two rollers in 12 of his appearances ... Finished the year with a 9.73 goals-against-average in 1085:42 minutes of action.
 

2018 - Sophomore Season - Took over as a starter between the pipes and rewarded the Captains with a decorated campaign ... Earned second-team All-State nods for his efforts during the year ... Ranked third in the CAC with a .524 save percentage ... His 8.73 goals-against-average also placed him third in the conference and marked the second-best performance by a Captain in program history ... Saw action in 16 games and earned 15 starts while finishing the year with 129 saves ... Pieced together a dominant run over the final month of the season ... Came through with six double-digit save efforts during his last seven appearances ... Starred in the postseason while compiling 30 saves during the NCAA Tournament ... Opened the playoffs with 11 stops at No. 17 Roanoke on May 9 ... Came back with 19 saves in the Sweet 16 against No. 7 Salisbury on May 12, which tied the third-highest single-game total in program history ... Honored as the CAC Defensive Player of the Week on April 30 for his work in the conference tournament as well ... Chipped in with 12 saves during a suffocating performance against Mary Washington in the first round of the CAC Tournament on April 28 ... Also added a dozen stops against No. 2 York (Pa.) on April 14 after stoning 13 shots against Mary Washington during the regular season on April 11 ... Contributed 11 saves at No. 7 Salisbury in the CAC semifinals on May 1 as well ... Posted a victory in each of his first five appearances, including a nine-save showcase in the opener against No. 20 Washington & Lee on February 14 ... Finished the year with a 10-4 record in the crease ... Also collected 31 ground balls during the season, including three in each game during the national playoffs ... Caused turnovers against No. 2 York (Pa.) on April 11 and No. 17 Roanoke on May 9 as well.

2017 - Freshman Season - Served as a key reserve in goal during his first year with the Captains ... Saw 60 minutes of action over the course of 10 appearances during the season ... Finished the year with 10 saves while compiling a 7.08 goals-against-average and a .588 save percentage ... Notched a season-high three saves in 12 minutes of work against Southern Virginia on March 22 ... Added a pair of stops in 15 minutes of action against Guilford on March 4 ... Also recorded two saves during a minute-long man-down situation against St. Mary's (Md.) on April 12 ... Tallied at least one save in six of his appearances and registered five scoreless outings, including three in conference action ... Notched four ground balls during the year as well.

At Great Valley - Competed in lacrosse and football for the Patriots … Earned All-Ches-Mont honors for his work in lacrosse as a junior and senior … Secured All-Area accolades during his final campaign as well … Named the Defensive MVP during each of his last two seasons … Also was an All-Ches-Mont selection and a Chester County Valor Bowl Senior All-Star for his work on the gridiron.
 
Personal - Scott McAneney is the son of Vince and Debbie McAneney … Has two sisters, Shannon and Erica, and a brother, Ryan … His father competed in sprint football at Princeton from 1982-85 … Harry Kalas is his favorite sports personality … A trip to Costa Rica would be his dream vacation … “Remember the Titans” is his favorite movie, and Meek Mill is his favorite musician … Majoring in business.