Michael Boehm

Class:
Sophomore
Position:
A
Height:
6-0
Weight:
155
Hometown:
Rocky River, Ohio
High School:
St. Ignatius

At Michigan
• USILA Lacrosse All-American, Honorable Mention (2024)
• Inside Lacrosse All-American, Honorable Mention (2024)
• USA Lacrosse All-American, Honorable Mention (2024)
• Selected by the Philadelphia Waterdogs in Round 4 (Pick 7) of the 2024 Premier Lacrosse League Draft
• Big Ten Tournament MVP (2024)
• Big Ten All-Tournament Team (2024)
• All-Big Ten Second Team (2024)
• Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (Feb. 20, 2024)
• Tewaaraton Award Watch List (2024)
• Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American, Third Team (2024)
• USA Lacrosse Preseason All-American, Third Team (2024)
• USILA Honorable Mention All-America (2023)
• Inside Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-America (2023)
• USA Lacrosse Magazine Honorable Mention All-America (2023)
• Big Ten Tournament MVP (2023)
• Big Ten All-Tournament Team (2023)
• All-Big Ten First Team (2023)
• US Lacrosse Player of the Week (April 25, 2023)
• USILA Team of the Week (March 14, 2023)
• Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (March 8, 2022)
• Big Ten Freshman of the Week (April 27, 2021)
• Three-time Academic All-Big Ten (2022, 2023, 2024)
• Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (2024)

Senior (2024)
• Ended U-M career as the all-time leading scorer in program history in goals (133), assists (104) and points (237)
• Became first player in program history to eclipse the century mark in goals and assists
• Tied for team lead in goals (34) and was second on squad in helpers (31) and points (65)
• Ranks third all-time in shots (346)
• Totaled four hat-tricks on campaign, led by five markers against Canisius (Feb. 13) and Johns Hopkins (May 2)
• Tallied 14 multi-point games, as well as 10 multi-goal and multi-assist games
• Had at least five points in six contests, highlighted by seven-point outputs versus Canisius (Feb. 13) and Hobart (Feb. 17)
• Led all U-M shortsticks with 37 ground balls. Season-high of four came three times overall and twice against Big Ten opponents (Maryland, March 23; Johns Hopkins, May 2)
• Broke U-M career record for goals, assists and points versus Johns Hopkins (March 30)
• Became second Wolverine in program history to reach 200-career points against Delaware (March 2), notching three goals and a pair of assists (five points)
• Had a career-high five assists against Hobart (Feb. 17) to go along with two goals and three ground balls
• Ripped off five goals and two assists (seven points) against Canisius (Feb. 13)
• Became second Wolverine in program history to reach 200-career points against Delaware (March 2), notching three goals and a pair of assists (five points)
• Had a career-high five assists against Hobart (Feb. 17) to go along with two goals and three ground balls
• Ripped off five goals and two assists (seven points) against Canisius (Feb. 13)

Junior (2023)
• Led team with a single-season record of 45 goals and 73 points
• Ranked third on squad in assists (28), and second on team in shots (99)
• Finished season ranked No. 11 nationally in shooting percentage (46 percent)
• Became the seventh Wolverine in history to reach 100-points in a career
• Had a career-best nine points against Harvard (March 11) and Canisius (Feb. 21)
• Set school record for goals in a contest with eight against Ohio State (April 21) on 10 shots with nine coming on goal
• Totaled nine hat-tricks on the season, 14 multi-point games, 10 multi-goal games, and eight multi-assist games
• Scored 29 goals and 12 assists (41 points) in Big Ten Conference play, Big Ten Tournament, and NCAA Tournament action.
• Had at least five goals in four games versus Canisius (Feb. 21), Harvard (March 11), Ohio State (April 21) and Maryland (May 6)
• Collected four ground balls in two contests versus Harvard (March 11) and Ohio State (April 21)

Sophomore (2022)
• Ranked second on team in goals (33), assists (30), and points (63)
• 4.20 points/game was fourth in the Big Ten and 29th-nationally
• Had five man-up goals to rank fourth in the conference
• Led team in shooting percentage (34.4%), ranking No. 11 in Big Ten
• Had 96 shots on the year to rank third on team
• Scored nine points (6G, 3A) against Bellarmine (Feb. 5)
• Marked four goals and one assist against Delaware (March 5)
• Scored three goals and three assists against Marquette (March 1)
• Had eight points (4g., 4a.) against Canisius (Feb. 22)
• Notched one goal and one assist against Holy Cross (Feb. 19)
• Recorded three goals and two assists against Detroit (Feb. 12)

Freshman (2021)
• Tallied first hat-trick of U-M career with three goals and an assist (four points) on nine shots against Ohio State (March 14).
• Had one goal and two helpers against Rutgers (March 6).
• Earned first start of U-M career against Johns Hopkins (Feb. 27), scoring two goals and adding an assist for three points.
• Had two goals and one assists on only two shots against Maryland (Feb. 20).

Prep
• St. Ignatius, Cleveland, Ohio (2020)
• Ranked No. 22 player in the Inside Lacrosse Power 100, a five-star recruit, and '87' and the No. 10 attackman
• Scored 181 goals, dished out 119 assists, and totaled 300 points in high school lacrosse career
• Two-time USILA All-American (2018-19)
• Two-time All-Ohio (2018-19)
• All-Midwest Player of the Year (2019)
• Adam S. Hamilton Award winner
• Finalist for Male High School of the Year in Cleveland area
• Also a hockey standout, earning three All-Ohio honors as well as three state championships
• Scored 41 goals and had 35 assists in career
• First honors

Club
• West Coast Starz

Personal
• Michael Thomas Boehm
• Son of Patti and Joe Boehm
• Has a brother, Joe, and sister, Britt
• Brother in law is Trevor Yealy, a former Michigan lacrosse player who captained Team One at U-M and is a member of the MCLA Hall of Fame
• Favorite U-M athlete is Jake Ryan
• Enrolled in Ross School of Business, business administration major