Cornell University Athletics

Senior Season — 2013-14
Keating was one of just four members of the squad to compete in all 17 matches. His 11 victories were tied for second on the team with fellow middle-of-the-order regulars Rishi Jalan '14 and Gustav Runersrjö '16. Competing as high in the order as No. 4 and as low as No. 6, Keating was won six of his final seven matches, including a pivotal three-game victory over Rochester's William Mohr in the final rotation of Cornell's 5-4 victry in the consolation semifinals of the Potter Cup. Keating then topped St. Lawrence's Sebastian Reidelsheimer in four games in the consolation finals. He finished the season ranked 62nd in the country by the College Squash Association.

Junior Season — 2012-13
Keating competed in all spots of the middle shift, but primarily was placed in the No. 7 position for the latter half of the season. His most dramatic victory came on Feb. 8, when he stormed from one game down against David Hoffman to win in five games and clinch the Big Red's 5-4 victory over previously undefeated and top-ranked Princeton. Two weeks later, he was the only member of the team to win all three of his matches at the Potter Cup, including two tilts in the minimum three games. His final record for the season was 13-4.

Sophomore Season — 2011-12
Keating was one of the Big Red's most reliable performers, posting a 13-3 record. Most of his appearances came in the bottom third of the lineup, but he also won his lone appearance at No. 4 against Hobart's Edgardo Gonzalez on Feb. 12. He started out the season on a six-match winning streak, including a four-game victory over Trinity's Elroy Leong when the Bantams were the No. 1 team in the nation.

Prior to Cornell
Keating participated for the U.S. Junior Squad at the World Junior Championships in 2010. He also competed in the No. 1 position for Potomac School.

Personal
Bryan Keating is the son of David Keating and Holly Schadler and has a younger brother and younger sister. He is enrolled in the College of Engineering.