Oklahoma Christian University Athletics

Preaching major … Durable, solid and steady defender who anchors OC’s back line … Has started all 51 games the Eagles have played during his college career … An outstanding student and an unquestioned team leader, both on and off the field … Has shown capability of scoring off set pieces … 2014: Played in all 14 games (14 starts), recording eight shots (three on goal) … Played every second of every game for the fourth straight season … Named to the NSCAA NCAA Division II All-South Central Region third-team list … Selected to the NSCAA Scholar All-Region second-team list … Named as an NCCAA Scholar-Athlete … Named to the Heartland Conference academic Honor Roll’s President’s List … Played a key role in OC’s four shutouts – a 3-0 win over Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) on Sept. 12, a 2-0 win over Dallas Baptist (Texas) on Oct. 13 … A 3-0 win at Rogers State on Oct. 27 and a 3-0 win over Texas-Permian Basin on Nov. 3 in his career finale … Received NCCAA student-athlete of the week honors after the UTPB win … 2013: Played in all 16 games (16 starts), recording nine shots and one goal … CoSIDA NCAA Division II Academic All-America third-team selection … Named as a NCCAA Scholar-Athlete … An All-NCCAA Central Region first-team pick … Named to the Heartland Conference academic Honor Roll’s President’s List … Scored third career goal – but first since his freshman season – off a set piece early in OC’s 6-5 loss at Texas-Permian Basin, briefly giving the Eagles the lead in the wild contest … 2012: One of only two players (along with Cole Rinke) to start all 17 games … Recorded one shot (on goal) … 2011: Started all 18 games, recording six shots (four on goal) and two goals … Had game-winning goal in 3-1 win at Southwestern (Kan.) … Also scored opening goal in 4-3 win over Houston-Victoria (Texas) …  Previous school: Earned All-State honors at Yukon High School, playing center defender … Scored 15 goals and started every game since his sophomore season … Also ran cross country for the Millers and qualified for the state meet all four years in high school.