• Tewaaraton Trophy Nominee (2018, 2019)
• Tewaaraton Trophy Final Watch List (2020)
• Tewaaraton Trophy Initial Watch List (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021)
• Second-Team USILA All-American (2019)
• First-Team USILA All-American (2018)
• Honorable Mention USILA All-American (2017)
• Second-Team Inside Lacrosse/Maverik Media All-American (2020)
• Third-Team Inside Lacrosse Media All-American (2019)
• First-Team Inside Lacrosse Media All-American (2018)
• Honorable Mention Inside Lacrosse Media All-American (2017)
• Unanimous First-Team All-Ivy (2018, 2019)
• Second-Team All-Ivy (2017)
• USILA First-Team Preseason All-American (2021)
• USILA Second-Team Preseason All-American (2020)
• Inside Lacrosse First-Team Preseason Media All-American (2021)
• Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American (2018, 2019, 2020)
• US Lacrosse Magazine Preseason All-American (2021)
As a senior (2020)
• Named an Inside Lacrosse Media All-American for the fourth time of his career, garnering second-team All-America accolades.
• Named to the Tewaaraton Final Watch List, as the season came to an abrupt end due to COVID-19.
• Elected team captain during his senior season, starting all five games for Cornell at attack.
• Led the Big Red in assists (15) and points (27) for the fourth-consecutive year while ranking third on the team in goals (12).
• Ended the season ranked seventh in all of Division I in assists per game (3.0) and 13th in points per game (5.40), both of which were third in the Ivy League.
• Also led Cornell and ranked 29th in the nation in man-up goals (3).
• Surpassed Eamon McEneaney ’77 for third all-time in Big Red history in career points (268), also sitting third in the Cornell record books in career assists (152) and ninth in career goals (116).
• Registered hat tricks against High Point, Ohio State, and Penn State, finishing each of those three contests with at least six points.
• Notched a season-high five assists to go along with three goals against the Panthers, tallying a season-best eight points.
• Dished out at least two assists in four of Cornell’s five games, posting at least five points on four occasions.
• Won a career-best six ground balls in the Big Red’s season-opening victory over UAlbany.
• Finished the season with 19 ground balls and three caused turnovers.
As a junior (2019)
• Second-Team USILA All-American in 2019.
• Third-team Inside Lacrosse Media All-American.
• Unanimous first-team All-Ivy.
• Tewaaraton Trophy nominee.
• Finished the season ranked 11th in the nation in points (4.67) and 13th in assists (2.40).
• Led the team in points (70) and assists (36) and ranked third overall in goals (34).
• One of just two players in Cornell history to post three straight 30-goal, 30-assist seasons.
• One of just four Cornell players all-time to amass 70 points in three consecutive campaigns.
• Just the fourth player in Big Red history to reach 100 career goals as a junior.
• Became just the seventh player in Ivy League history, and fourth at Cornell, to amass 200 career points.
• Tallied nine hat tricks on the season.
• Registered at least two points in all 15 games during the season.
• Named to the USILA Team of the Week on Feb. 26.
• Ranked fourth on the team with 27 ground balls.
• Caused five turnovers on the year.
As a sophomore (2018)
• First-team USILA All-American
• First-team Inside Lacrosse Media All-American
• Unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection.
• Tewaaraton Trophy nominee.
• USILA Player of the Year Watch List.
• Named to the USILA Team of the Week three times – Feb. 27, March 26, and April 10.
• Earned a pair of Ivy League Player of the Week honors (March 26, April 9).
• Named the Warrior/US Lacrosse Player of the Week on April 9.
• Finished the season with 62 assists, the third most assists in a single-season in Cornell history, behind only Tim Goldstein (73 in 1987) and Eamon McEneaney (65 in 1975).
• Tallied 99 points on the year, the fourth most in program history.
• Reached 100 career points faster than any other four-year player in NCAA history (18 games), matching the mark established by Tim Nelson (NC State/SU).
• One of just three players in Cornell history to post consecutive 30-goal, 30-assist seasons.
• One of just four Big Red players to amass 70 points in back-to-back campaigns.
• Finished the season ranked fourth in the nation in assists (3.44) and fifth overall in points (5.50) per game.
As a freshman (2017)
• Named honorable mention Inside Lacrosse Media All-American.
• Selected second-team All-Ivy.
• Broke Rob Pannell's Cornell freshman scoring record with 72 points.
• Finished the regular season as the highest scoring freshman in the nation, and was fourth overall in assists per game.
• Ranked first in the Ivy League in both points (5.54) and assists per game (3.00).
• Set the single-game freshman scoring record in just his fourth collegiate game when he registered 11 points vs. No. 13 Virginia on March 11 … Then broke the record with 12 points in a win over No. 13 Princeton.
• In addition to setting the school’s freshman point record, Teat finished the season ranked second all-time among Big Red freshman in goals (33) and assists (39).
• Led Cornell in all three offensive categories and finished the regular season ranked seventh in the Ivy League and 17th in the nation in goals per game (2.54).
• Teat's 5.54 points and 3.00 assists per game place him fifth in Cornell history for points and assists in a single season and are the highest averages ever by a rookie.
• Was named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week three times, and took home Player of the Week honors as well on May 1, becoming the first Big Red player in 15 years to be named both the Ivy League Player and Rookie of the Week, matching a feat accomplished by Sean Greenhalgh on April 15, 2002.
Prior to Cornell
• An Under Armour All-America selection and a member of the Team Canada U19 squad
• Played for five seasons at The Hill Academy.
• Earned the team’s Lacrosse Award as a senior after winning the team’s MVP award as a junior.
• Was named the team’s Top Offensive Player as a sophomore and the junior varsity MVP as a freshman.
• Played four season with the Brampton Excelsiors of the Ontario Junior A League.
• In his final campaign in Junior A, finished the regular season as the leading scorer with 145 points on 56 goals and 89 assists (7.6 points per game).
• The 145 points was the most since John Grant Jr. registered 160 points in 1994.
• Won three major awards in 2015, taking home the Brampton John McCauley Memorial Award as the Junior A leading scorer, the Brampton Pete Anthony Memorial Award, as the league MVP, and the Brampton Brian Green Memorial Award as the playoffs MVP.
• Named an Ontario Junior A first-team all-star.
• Took home the 2014 Joey Nieuwendyk Award as the Rookie of the Year, as well as the Brampton Jim Clevely Memorial Award as the team Rookie of the Year.
• Was named the Brampton Brian Green Memorial Award as the playoff MVP.
• In his season in Midget A, was named to the 2013 Ontario Lacrosse All-Star Midget Team, won the Ontario Lacrosse Jimmy Thomson Memorial Award, as the Midget A MVP, and the Ontario Minor Field Lacrosse Stan Cockerton Award for demonstrating high proficiency and sportsmanship.
Personal
• Jeffrey Steven Teat is the son of Dan and Maria Teat and he has two younger brothers.
• Father, Dan, was a 14-year veteran of the National Lacrosse League, amassing 670 career points before serving as an assistant coach for the NLL Buffalo Bandits for three seasons.
• Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
