Bio

AS A JUNIOR ... Burmann was a consistent top-five golfer for the Saints in his second collegiate season at Emmanuel ... played in a total of six matches, including three two-day events ... carded his season low score of 77 on day two of the GNAC Championship at Cranston Country Club ... combined for a (79 + 77) 156 to lead the Saints at the GNACs ... was named to the GNAC Weekly Honor Roll on September 30th, after shooting a 39 on the front nine and a 41 on the back nine for an 80 at Emmanuel's home quad-match on September 25th ... was named the team's Most Valuable Player at Emmanuel's Athletic Awards Night on April 27th ... represented the Saints by being named to the GNAC All-Sportsmanship Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE ... Burmann transferred to Emmanuel from Salem State and made an immediate impact in the Saints' line-up, scoring in the top-four six times for Emmanuel, including the two-day GNAC Championship ... fired off a program-record low score of 74 (three over par) on day two of the University of Southern Maine Fall Classic ... finished the USM Classic with a two-day total of 156 to lead the Saints ... carded a team-low of 78 at the Elms College Blazers Invitational on September 26th at the Westover Golf Course ... was named the Saints' Most Improved Player at the 2013 Emmanuel College Athletic Awards night on April 27th ... selected the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Men's Golf Rookie of the Week on consecutive weeks, receiving the honor on October 1st and October 8th, 2012.

AS A FRESHMAN ... Burmann attended Salem State University and played on the Vikings Baseball Team.

BEFORE EMMANUEL ... Burmann was a three-sport athlete at Shepaug Valley High School (Washington, Conn.) ... played three years of varsity cross country, basketball and baseball ... started on the basketball and baseball teams as a junior and a senior.

Major: Communications with a minor in Business

Career Aspirations: Sport Media Production

Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights

Favorite Pre-match Meal: Subway