CAREER HIGHS

Receiving
• Catches: 1 - vs. Colorado State (Sept. 3, 2022)
• Yards: 4 - vs. Colorado State (Sept. 3, 2022)
• TDs: none
• Long: 4 - vs. Colorado State (Sept. 3, 2022)

At Michigan
• Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2022)
• Two-time letterman (2022)

Sophomore (2022)
• Appeared in six games at wide receiver and also contributed on special teams; caught one pass for four yards to earn his second varsity letter
• Changed to number 81 from number 38 at the end of fall camp
• Caught a four-yard pass, his first career reception, playing wide receiver against Colorado State (Sept. 3)
• Saw snaps as a wide receiver against Hawaii (Sept. 10), UConn (Sept. 17), and Nebraska (Nov. 12)
• Contributed on special teams against Penn State (Oct. 15)
• Played snaps at wide receiver and also contributed on special teams at Rutgers (Nov. 5)

Freshman (2021)
• Appeared in one game at wide receiver to earn his first varsity letter
• Named the Scout Team Offensive Player of the Week for his role in helping the defense prepare for Washington
• Made his U-M debut playing wide receiver against Northern Illinois (Sept. 18)

Prep
• Attended Governor’s Academy (2021) coached by his father, Jim O’Leary
• Participated in football, basketball and lacrosse every year of high school, earning 12 varsity letters and captaining each sports team during his career
• Originally committed to play lacrosse at UMass Amherst
• Four-Year Varsity Starter in The Independent School League
• Helped Governor’s to a 7-2 record in football as a junior

Key Statistics
• Had his senior season cancelled due to COVID-19 Pandemic
• Caught 23 passes for 510 yards and five touchdowns as a junior
• As a sophomore, caught 15 passes for 340 yards and three touchdowns, but separated his shoulder and missed games due to the injury

Honors and Rankings
• Earned All-League honors in Football, Basketball and Lacrosse
• Recipient of The Goodwin Award

Personal
• Peyton O’Leary was born May 16, 2002
• Son of Jim and Jill O’Leary
• Father, Jim, was a quarterback at Northeastern (1986-88)
• In the sport of lacrosse, recorded 10 goals and three assists as a sophomore midfielder

Peyton O'Leary