Northern Illinois University Athletics

2006 MAC Newcomer of the Year
2006 NSCAA All-Great Lakes Third Team
2006 All-MAC First Team
2006 MAC All-Tournament Team 2006: Earned the MAC[apos]s Newcomer of the Year Award after leading the conference in five statistical categories, including points (26), goals (11) and game-winning goals (7). Also voted onto NSCAA All-Great Lakes Third Team and was one of two Huskies on the All-MAC First Team. Garnered MAC All-Tournament Team honors after scoring NIU[apos]s game-winning goal against Akron as an encore to putting the Huskies[apos] third goal in the net during the semifinals versus Buffalo. Earned the Oct. 10 MAC Player of the Week Award, after scoring a game-winning goal against MAC foe Western Michigan, and assisting on the Huskie[apos]s lone score in a 1-0 shutout of Western Illinois. Blasted in the game-winning goal in overtime with a bicycle kick during a 1-0 victory against Wisconsin. Tallied points in 17 of Northern[apos]s 22 matches. 2005 (Memphis): Finished sophomore season tied for fourth in Conference USA for total goals (eight) and goals-per-game (0.47). Tied for ninth in total points (17) and seventh (1.00) in points-per-game. Was Memphis[apos] No. 2 goal scorer (eight) and ranked third in points (17) with a solid .456 shots-on-goal percentage. Earned C-USA All-Tournament honors and was named to College Soccer News[apos] National Team of the Week after scoring two goals to help Memphis come back from 0-2 deficit to beat No. 23-rated Alabama-Birmingham in C-USA Championship match. Tied for second on the squad in goals scored (8) and was third in points (18) as Tigers went 16-4-1 and earned league[apos]s automatic NCAA berth. 2004 (Memphis): Helped Memphis to 7-2 start before breaking an ankle in practice. Scored a goal in each of first three games back and finished the season with four starts in 15 matches. High School: Earned First-Team All-Area accolades from both Dallas Morning-News and Fort Worth Star-Telegram as a senior. Scored 50 goals and added 14 assists to lead FRHS to 28-3-1 record and Bi-District crown in 2004. Named team and District Offensive MVP in 2003 after leading Panthers to 19-5-3 campaign. Set school single-season and all-time scoring records. Club: Played with Club Dallas and scored 48 goals to help lead squad to third-place finish in 2003 Classic League Soccer. Major: General Studies.