Colorado College Athletics

2015: An honorable-mention all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … One of six Tigers to start all 20 games … Ranked sixth among the field players with 1,620 minutes … Helped the Tigers rank 24th nationally and second in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference with a 0.67 goals-against average … CC also finished second in the SCAC with nine shutouts … Tied for sixth on the team by matching his single-season high of three assists … Tied for second on the team with a pair of game-winning assists … Set up the deciding goal during the 3-1 victory over Wartburg College at Stewart Field and the 8-0 thrashing of Centenary College that was played in Dallas … Earned a pair of appearances on the SCAC Honor Roll during each of his first three seasons.

2014: One of three players to start all 21 games … Ranked fifth on the team with 1,631 minutes … Played every minute eight times … Tied for fifth with three assists … Set up game-winning goals during victories over Kean University (1-0) and Southwestern University (2-0) … Helped the Tigers rank 31st nationally and second in the conference with a 0.68 team goals-against average … CC’s 11 shutouts ranked second in the SCAC and its 0.52 shutout percentage was 35th in Division III.

2013: Played in 19 games, including one as a starter, for a total of 740 minutes … On the pitch for a season-high 85 minutes in the 3-1 victory at Johnson & Wales University … Helped the Tigers record seven of their 10 shutouts, including six in Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference play … Launched seven total shots, four of which were on frame … Earned a spot on the SCAC Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom during the fall semester.
   
2012: Unable to play due to an injury.
   
Before Colorado College: Earned four varsity letters playing soccer for Cleveland High School in Portland, Ore. .. Named team captain during his junior and senior seasons … Helped the Warriors advance to the state semifinals and win the Portland Interscholastic League championship as a senior … Name team MVP after he finished second on the team with seven goals and five assists … Also played for Westside Metro Premier and in the Oregon ODP program … Was CHS Valedictorian.
     

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