Cornell University Athletics

Career Statistics

At Cornell: Dudley became an everyday contributor during his junior season, playing in all 18 games and making two starts on the offensive midfield. He registered four goals and chipped in three assists on the season. After a slow start, Dudley registered one point in each of Cornell’s final five games. He also picked up 14 ground balls and caused two turnovers. Dudley saw an increase in playing time during his sophomore season, seeing action in nine games. He picked up seven ground balls on the season and caused one turnover. He picked up a career-high two ground balls vs. both Canisius and Dartmouth. Dudley saw action in four games during his rookie campaign, playing vs. Canisius, Denver, Binghamton and Hobart.

At Boys’ Latin School: A two-year letter winner at Boys’ Latin School, Dudley finished the 2007 season as a US Lacrosse Academic All-American, a first-team All-Towson Times selection and a Bratton Cup Maryland All-Star. He earned his school’s C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Athletic Service Award for leadership, scholarship, teamwork and sportsmanship. In 2006, Dudley helped Boys’ Latin to a 21-0 record and a high school national championship. Dudley also lettered twice in football and was a National Football Foundation scholar-athlete nominee and a Baltimore Examiner Academic All-Star in 2007. Dudley was valedictorian of his class.

Personal: Jack Belding Dudley Jr. is the son of Jack and Melissa Dudley and has two younger brothers. His great uncle, R. Dudley graduated from Cornell. He is enrolled in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations.