Cornell University Athletics

At Cornell: Doctor has seen an increase in playing time each season with the Big Red, seeing action in 13 games and making four starts during his junior campaign. He tallied eight goals and four assists, including a career-high two goals vs. Binghamton. Doctor registered multi-point games four times, posting a career-best three points against the Bearcats, as well as two points vs. North Carolina, Army and Hobart. He also picked up six ground balls on the season. Doctor saw action in eight games as a sophomore, scoring a goal vs. Hobart and registering an assist vs. Harvard. As a rookie, Doctor played in five games and registered three points with two goals and one assist. He tallied his first collegiate points in just his second game, scoring a goal and registering an assist vs. Army. He also scored a goal at Hobart.

At Skaneateles: Doctor was a three-year starter on attack where he played for his father, Ron Doctor, and led Skaneateles HS to a league championship in 2004. He was named all-league honorable mention in 2003 before receiving first-team honors in 2004 and 2005. Doctor was also named third-team All-CNY and selected to participate in the Exceptional Senior Game in 2005. He also lettered twice in both football and basketball. Doctor was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Kyle Anthony Doctor is the son of Ron and Doreen Doctor. His father Ron was a former All-America lacrosse player at Syracuse University. His older brother, Chris, played lacrosse for Rutgers University and was recently named an assistant coach at Lafayette College, while his older brother, Vince, attends West Point. He also has three sisters, including Corinna, who plays volleyball at Ithaca College. Doctor is enrolled in Cornell’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Kyle Doctor Career Statistics