Ray was Saint Michael's lacrosse's first
exceptional attackman, and he remains a legendary figure in Purple
Knights lacrosse history over 20 years after his graduation.
A key recruit in the lacrosse program's earliest years of varsity
status, he played a critical role in its remarkably rapid
development into a well respected intercollegiate program. He
was the team's top goal scorer over his four-year career, and was
the first Purple Knight to crack the 100-point and 100-goal
plateaus. Incredibly, Ray scored his 100th goal in
just his 34th career game! At the time of his
induction, only one other player in program history has scored more
than 100 career goals, despite the fact that modern-era
student-athletes play many more games in a career than players did
during the 1980's. He graduated as the program's all-time
scoring leader, and at his induction ranks #7 on that list with 107
goals and 23 assists for 130 career points. He still holds
several program scoring records. During his career, Ray was
consistently among the nation's top attackmen in goals-per-game
average. A team captain as a senior, he was a two-time All
Coxe Conference First Team selection. During his career, his
team went a combined 24-15 (.615 winning percentage), including an
impressive 13-3 in Coxe conference play.