New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2017: Appeared in 15 matches for the Highlanders with 12 starts. … scored one of the goals in the Highlanders 4-1 win over Jacksonville.

2016: Appeared in 16 matches for the Highlanders, with 15 starts. … the defender tallied one goal and one assists for three points.

2015: Did not play due to injury.

2014: Appeared in 14 games and started in 12 as a sophomore. ... his only goal, and first collegiate goal, came as the game-winner against LIU Brooklyn on September 17 in the Highlanders 3-1 win.

Prior to NJIT: A 6-foot-5 transfer from Queens University of Charlotte, where Onyeaka earned North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) all-state first-team, leading the Royals in clinching the South Atlantic Conference Tournament title and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament (first time since 2007). ...he was selected SAC Freshman of the Year, posting four goals for eight points - three goals in game-winning efforts against USC Aiken, Tusculum and Coker. An all-SAC second-team honoree and Daktronics all-Southeast Region selection, he anchored a back line that held opponents to 0.95 goals per game. Onyeaka played for the New York Red Bull U23 and Greater Binghamton FC teams.

Personal: Jonathan Onyeaka. ... son of Chinyene and Helen Onyeaka. ... chemical engineering major. ... brother (Keleenna) is a senior on the LeMoyne College men's soccer roster.