Sacred Heart University

2020:

• Played in all six games for the Pioneers
• Totaled 13 points with 11 goals and two assists along with 10 ground balls and one caused turnover.
• He ranked second on the team in goals (11), sixth on the team in assists (2), fourth on the team in ground balls (11) and tied for fifth on the team in caused turnovers.
• Registered three multi-goal games including four goals (tied career-high) against Bucknell (2/15)

2019:

• All-NEC First Team selection
• Played in all 15 games (14 starts) for the Pioneers
• Totaled 44 points with 24 goals and 20 assists to go along with 44 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers at the midfield position
• He established new single-season career-highs in every major statistical category
• The do-everything Liljeberg ranked third on the team in points, third in goals, second in assists, fourth in ground balls and fourth in caused turnovers
• He was one of just two players in the nation (joining RMU’s Tyson Gibson) with at least 20 goals, 20 assists and 40 ground balls in the 2019 regular season
• Liljeberg has registered at least one point in all 30 career games as he heads into his junior season with the nation’s 18^th-longest active point streak and fourth-longest among sophomores
• Registered six multi-goal games including three straight to end the season
• Went for at least three points in 8-of-15 games in 2019
• Totaled a single-game career-high six points, tallying four goals (tied career-high) and two assists at Wagner (4/27)
• Put up four goals in the NEC semifinal loss to Hobart (5/2)
• Racked up five points including a career-high four assists in a home win against Saint Joseph’s (4/13)
• Tallied three goals and two assists for five points to go along with a career-high 11 ground balls in a win over Furman (2/16)
• Picked up four points (one goal, three assists) in a road win at Providence (3/2)
• Forced a career-high three caused turnovers while adding two points against Fairfield (2/23)
• Registered six ground balls and two caused turnovers at Stony Brook (3/5)

2018:

• NEC All-Rookie Team selection
• Finished third on the team with 30 points in his rookie season
• Racked up 14 goals and 16 assists (second on the team)
• Led all NEC freshman with 16 assists and ranked third among first-years in the conference with 30 points
• Finished tied for 10th in the NEC in assists per game (1.07)
• Played in and started all 15 games
• Tallied at least one point in all 15 games played
• Opened the season with three points (two goals, one assist) in a road win at Stony Brook (2/10)
• Dished out two assists and picked up a season-high four ground balls at UMass (2/13)
• Racked up three points (one goal, two assists) and three ground balls in a win over Furman (2/17)
• Dished two assists in a home win over Dartmouth (2/24)
• Provided a season-high three assists in a home win over Providence (3/3)
• Tallied a season-high four points (two goals, two assists) at Vermont (3/7)
• Scored two goals in a home NEC win over Wagner (4/14)
• Posted three points (two goals, one assist) at Cleveland State (4/21)
• Went for two goals in the NEC semifinal loss at Saint Joseph's (5/3)

Prior to SHU: 

• Won four Rhode Island state titles at LaSalle Academy.
• Two-time All-American.
• Twice named First Team All-State and First Team All-Division.
• 'Also lettered in hockey and was a member of LaSalle Academy’s 2015 state championship hockey team, the school’s first in 37 years.

Personal:

• Sisters Callie and Jenna attended Sacred Heart University, Callie graduated in 2015 and Jenna graduated in 2016.
• Jenna was also a member and team captain of the women's lacrosse team.