Lukas Ungar Season 2024

Career Accolades

• Three-time Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll (2021, 2022, 2023)

As a Senior (2023)

• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll
• Saw action in nine games, totaling one reception

As a Junior (2022)

• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll
• Competed in one contest

As a Sophomore (2021)

• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll
• Made seven appearances with one start
• Had two receptions for 13 yards
• Caught his first pass at Washington State (Oct. 16)

As a Freshman (2020)

• Played in one game, retains ability to redshirt

Prior to Stanford

• Played at Delbarton School for head coach Brian Bowers
• Four-star recruit by Rivals and PrepStar, who ranked him No. 296
• Consensus top 10 recruit in New Jersey – ranked No. 7 by PrepStar, No. 8 by Rivals, No. 9 by 247Sports and No. 11 by ESPN
• Unanimous top 20 tight end – ranked No. 6 by ESPN and PrepStar, No. 11 by Rivals and No. 20 by 247Sports
• Pro Football Hall of Fame World Bowl participant
• 2019 team captain
• Did not play football in 2019 due to injury
• Awarded John Kowalik Coaches Cup in 2019 for football leadership
• Played in just three games as a junior in 2018, totaling 18 receptions for 232 yards and three touchdowns
• 2016 Under Armour Underclassmen All-American
• 2016 all-conference second team
• Had 25 catches for 442 yards and four touchdowns as a sophomore in 2017
• Also competed in basketball and lacrosse
• Led basketball team to the Morris County Championship in 2018
• Lacrosse team was ranked No. 1 in 2018, won the New Jersey Tournament of Champions and was Morris County Champions
• Earned highest academic honors during the fall term of his senior year
• Also earned academic honors each of his first three years

Personal

• Son of Mark and Katherine Ungar
• Has three siblings, Matthew, Kolina and Kendell
• Brother, Matthew, played football at Georgetown
• Sister, Kolina, is a member of Vermont’s lacrosse program
• Great-grandfather, David Munson, was a 1904 Olympic Gold Medalist in track & field and was a collegiate national champion at Cornell in both 1904 and 1905
• Great-grandfather, Harvey Benjamin Blanton, was a captain of the University of Texas’ track & field program in the mid-1920s