President:
Connor Casey ’26
Connor is a senior Business Analytics major with a minor in Finance. He has been with the club since freshman year, working with both men’s soccer and baseball analytics and serving as Vice President during his sophomore year. Outside of the club, he’s currently a Resident Assistant in Keenan Hall, and previously worked as a Student Manager for Notre Dame Football and Director of Operations for Break’n Bad, an IDEA Center sports trading card startup, inspired by his own e-commerce company in high school. Connor has explored his passion for analytics through internships at ENACT Insight (sport/entertainment consulting firm), The Clorox Company, and Publicis Sport & Entertainment (London Study Abroad), and is currently interning at Salesforce. He graduates in May 2026.
For any questions about the club and opportunities to join, contact Connor at rcasey3@nd.edu.
Executive Vice President:
Thomas Lohmann ’27
For any questions about club logistics, contact Thomas at tlohmann@nd.edu.
Academic Advisor:
Martin Barron
Martin is a teaching professor of IT, Analytics and Operations at the University of Notre Dame, where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Machine Learning, Sports Analytics, and Human Performance Analytics. Prior to joining the Mendoza faculty, Martin worked in the Dublin-based sports analytics company Kitman Labs. In this role he served as a data scientist developing machine learning pipelines, researching analytics approaches and collaborating with elite sports teams on projects in the areas of injury prevention, performance maximization, player growth and maturation, and strategy analysis. Prior to that Martin served as a data scientist in the Dublin office of EY, a global professional services company, working in the fields of accounting automation, survey analysis and statistical consulting. Martin received his master’s degree and Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame in Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics. His research focused on the development of statistical methods for the analysis of next generation single-cell RNA-sequencing data. Martin received his undergraduate degree at the University of Dublin, Trinity College, in Economics and Mathematics.
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