Coco Navarro

2013 RSL-AZ Academy at reserve league matches, national team duty, pro debut, college cup and more

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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. – Real Salt Lake Academy coach Freddy Juarez has been at the Grande Sports Academy from day one in 2010. In that first year he coached a group of players he will always refer to as ‘the foundation’. These players were all members of the RSL-AZ U-16 team that finished third at Finals Week, and now three years after that finish a handful of players from ‘the foundation’ reached a new plateau in their careers and helped contribute to the GSA banner year of 2013.

In our final look back, below are different categories that highlight the 2013 calendar year:

RSL-AZ players called up to RSL Reserve League matches:
Andrew Brody
Coco Navarro
Ive Burnett
Corey Nemeth
Brooks Lennon
Jose Hernandez
Justen Glad
Niki Jackson
Fito Ovalle
Jon Zabasajja
Jordan Allen

RSL-AZ graduates in RSL Reserve League matches in 2013:
Carlos Salcedo
Lalo Fernandez
Benji lopez

U.S. Soccer’s YNT in 2013:
Sebastian Saucedo
Justen Glad
Josh Doughty
Brooks Lennon
Corey Baird
Jordan Allen
Benji Lopez (with RSL when called in)
Kaino Bailey (with Bayer Leverkusen when called in)
Romain Gall (with FC Lorient when called in)
Ben Spencer (with Molde FK when called in)

Canadian YNT in 2013:
Josh Doughty

El Savadorian YNT in 2013:
Maikon Orellana: Participated in U-20 World Cup in Turkey (with Brondby IF when called in)

Signed pro contract in 2013:

Carlos Salcedo: RSL in January

Jordan Allen: RSL in December

Benji Lopez: RSL in July

Kaino Bailey: Bayer Leverkusen (Germany) in August

Maikon Orellana: Brondby IF (Denmark) in June

Eriq Zavaleta: Drafted by Seattle Sounders in January (2013 MLS SuperDraft)
Ben Spencer: Molde FC (Norway) in April

Pro debut in 2013:

Carlos Salcedo

Lalo Fernandez

Eriq Zavaleta
Ben Spencer

Participants in 2013 College Cup:
Andrew Brody: University of Louisville
Ricardo Velazco: University of Louisville
Riggs Lennon: University of Virginia
Jordan Allen: University of Virginia
Danny Gavin: Washington
Coco Navarro: Marquette
Brian Hoyt: Denver

Miggy Salazar: Elon
David Flores: Loyola Marymount
Elliot Farmer: UC-Irvine
Kostas Kotselas: Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Isaias “Junior” Juarez: Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Augustine Rey: Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Phanuel Kavita: Clemson
Trevor Hyman: Stanford
Josh Goss: University of New Mexico
Lucas Seligman: University of New Mexico
Cole Nagy: UCLA
Brandon Marquez: Seattle U

Grande Sports Academy Holiday Party: RSL GM, owner, president, GSA graduates and more attend

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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. – The Grande Sports Academy hosted its annual Holiday Party on Monday night and Real Salt Lake owner Dell Loy Hansen, general manager Garth Lagerwey, president Bill Manning, Academy graduates Coco Navarro and Ricardo Velazco were in attendance with the Academy coaching staff and players.

Hansen and Lagerwey spoke to the players and congratulated them on their U-15/16 National Championship title, while Academy goalkeeper coach Ignacio Hernandez showed a video that recapped the 2013 year.

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Luis “Wicho” Barraza commits to Marquette University

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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. – The Grande Sports Academy home of the Real Salt Lake Academy is pleased to announce the commitment of junior goalkeeper Luis “Wicho” Barraza to Marquette University.

Barraza joins a Marquette program that has earned consecutive berths in the NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship and has been on a steady rise under the leadership of head coach Louis Bennett who took over the fledgling program in 2006. Barraza’s former teammate Coco Navarro, who wrapped up his freshman year at Marquette this year, scored the winning goal in overtime over Akron in this year’s College Cup, which gave Marquette their first ever NCAA Tournament victory.

Playing with Navarro again was an opportunity Barraza didn’t want to pass up.

“I was close to Coco and to have someone like that at Marquette is nice. He is a good friend and I felt comfortable going there,” he said. “Plus I want to play with him again”

Barraza is currently in his second season at the Real Salt Lake Academy, he has started in all but one game and has earned the clean sheet in four matches for the Claret-and-Cobalt. Last year, in his first year at the Academy, Barraza split time between the U-15/16 and U-17/18 teams, starting in 22 matches and appearing in 26. Barraza was named the starting goalkeeper for the U-15/16 team in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Finals Championship win over Solar Chelsea on July 20th, 2013.

Barraza’s commitment wasn’t all about soccer as numerous factors went into his decision.

“They are a good school academically and on the field they are equally as good,” said Barraza, who currently holds a 4.2 GPA. “The whole staff was very welcoming and I felt it was a good fit for me. My family also liked it, which made it even more appealing to me.”

However, there is no denying that soccer was a major factor in the decision and when Barraza was asked about Marquette’s style of play, a smile flashed across his face.

“They play good soccer. They knock the ball around and try to play how we play at the Academy. It made me feel really comfortable going to Marquette.”

GSA Exports College Cup Edition: Gavin, Goss, Seligman, Allen and Lennon advance to Elite Eight

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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. – The 2013 Men’s College Cup is coming down to the wire and five Grande Sports Academy graduates, out of the original nineteen who qualified for NCAA Tournament, are still alive as they have helped their teams advance to the Elite Eight, which will be played on Saturday.

For a full run down on all the weekend’s College Cup action, check out the recaps below.

In the first of two matches to pit GSA graduates against each other #8 Virginia, Riggs Lennon and Jordan Allen hosted #9 Marquette and Coco Navarro on Sunday morning. Virginia went down to 10-men when a player was shown a red card 57 seconds into the match when he tackled a Marquette player from behind. Despite the advantage Marquette couldn’t crack Virginia’s defense and went down a goal on a free kick in the 23rd-minute. Virginia doubled their lead minutes into the second half and sucked the life out of Marquette when Virginia scored their third and final goal just 20 seconds after Marquette cut the lead in the 52nd-minute. Allen and Navarro were both named starters and played 90 and 82 minutes, respectively. Allen just missed out on Virginia’s fourth goal when his shot from outside the 18 hit the crossbar. Lennon came off the bench and played 3 minutes.

#1 UCLA and Cole Nagy were knocked out of the College Cup, losing to Connecticut on penalty kicks 5-4 after both sides traded six goals in a thrilling Sweet 16 match. Nagy did not feature in this match.

#2 Washington and Danny Gavin eliminated Pac-12 conference rivals Stanford and Trevor Hyman 1-0 on Sunday night. Gavin and Hyman did not feature in this match.

#7 New Mexico continues to roll as they posted their second consecutive shutout in a 2-0 win over Penn State. New Mexico’s Josh Goss and Lucas Seligman did not feature in this match.

#12 University of California – Irvine and Elliot Farmer were knocked out of the tournament by #5 Maryland, 1-0. Farmer did not feature in this match.

Saturday, December 7th – Fourth Round (All times Arizona) *=Home team

*#2 Washington (Gavin) vs. #7 New Mexico (Goss, Seligman) 6:00 PM.

*#8 Virginia (Lennon, Allen) vs. Connecticut 5:00 PM.

GSA Exports College Cup Edition: Navarro scores match winner in OT and 8 other graduates advance to third round

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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. – Playing in below freezing temperatures and with just 30 seconds left in the first overtime period of a scoreless match, Marquette drove down Akron’s left-wing on a clever back-heel and whipped in a dangerous cross. Grande Sports Academy graduate Coco Navarro ran to the spot, extended his legs and deflected the ball into the back of the net for Marquette’s first-ever NCAA tournament victory.

Navarro along with 8 other GSA graduates advanced to the third round of the Men’s College Cup.

#8 Virginia received a first round bye and scored a goal on each side of the half in a home shutout over St. John’s. Graduate Jordan Allen got the start and played the entire match, while Riggs Lennon came off the bench and played 21 minutes.

Ricardo Velazco and Andrew Brody helped Louisville advance to the second round after defeating Denver in a nailbiter that was decided on PKs. Louisville faced #11 Michigan State and played 106 minutes of scoreless soccer before MSU scored the match winner on a header. Brody and Velazco both got the start and played 85 and 106 minutes, respectively.

Southern Conference tournament winners, Elon and Miggy Salazar advanced to the second round after defeating Clemson on PKs. Elon faced Cole Nagy and #1 UCLA and were soundly defeated 4-0. Salazar started and played 54 minutes while Nagy did not feature in this match.

#2 Washington and Danny Gavin defeated visiting Brandon Marquez and Seattle U. 4-2. Gavin and Marquez did not feature in this match.

#7 New Mexico, Josh Goss and Lucas Seligman defeated visiting George Mason 1-0. Goss and Seligman did not feature in this match.

#12 UCI and Elliot Farmer defeated visiting North Carolina 1-0. Farmer did not feature in this match.

Stanford and Trevor Hyman wrapped up the Pac-12s perfect day with a 1-0 win over #15 CSU Northridge. Hyman did not feature in this match.

In the third round some of the graduates will face each other, which means there will be 2 or up to 3 graduates in the fourth round. The schedule for the third round, which will be played on Sunday, December 1st, is as follows:

Sunday, December 1st – Third Round (All times Arizona) *=Home team

*#1 UCLA (Nagy) vs. Connecticut 6:00 PM.

*#2 Washington (Gavin) vs. Stanford (Hyman) 6:00 PM.

*#5 Maryland vs. UCI (Farmer) 3:00 PM.

*#7 New Mexico (Goss, Seligman) vs. Penn State 5:00 PM.

*#8 Virginia (Lennon, Allen) vs. Marquette (Navarro) 11:00 AM.

GSA Exports College Edition: Hoyt scores first goal, Velazco chosen as Conference POTW, Sasivarevic notches another assist and more

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CASA Grande, Ariz. – GSA Exports has been a feature on this blog that has tracked the performances of our former players who are playing professional or called up to a national team. This post is another GSA Exports, but a little different. We have wonderful student-athletes at the Grande Sports Academy and every single one has been offered a college scholarship. Over 40 of our former players are playing in the 2013 collegiate season and we will be tracking their performances every week here on our GSA Exports College Edition post.

Combined regular season stats:
Goals: 30: (7) Velazco, (5) Tavares, (5) Lennon, (3) Brody, (2) Allen, (2) Navarro, (2) Tiraturyan, Burnett, Flores, Gonzalez, Hoyt
Assists: 63: (13) Tavares, (9) Velazco, (8) Brody, (5) Navarro, (5) Allen, (4) Sasivarevic, (3) Kotselas, (3) Hoyt, (2) Clay, (2) Salazar, (2) Tiraturyan, Juarez, Gonzalez, Miller, Goss, Lennon,
GK Clean Sheets: (5) Bersano

Descriptions are from matches between October 31st-November 7th.

Big East Conference

Coco Navarro, freshman, F, Marquette: Started, played 90 minutes in Marquette’s 2-1 win over Seton Hall on Saturday. Next match for Navarro is the regular season finale on Friday against DePaul on the road; kickoff set for 11:00 AM. Follow the action on Marquette’s Twitter feed.
Season: 16 starts, 16 games, 2 goals, 5 assists

ACC – American Athletic Conference

Andrew Brody, freshman, M, Louisville: Started, played 64 minutes and SCORED A GOAL in Louisville’s 3-2 OT win over Saint Louis on Thursday. Brody also started and played 85 minutes in Louisville’s scoreless draw with USF in the regular season finale. Louisville won the ACC and will play the winner of the Rutgers/Cincinnati in the quarterfinals on Saturday; kickoff set for 5:00 PM. Follow the action on Louisville’s Twitter feed.
Season: 17 starts, 17 games, 3 goals, 8 assists

Ricardo Velazco, sophomore, M/F, Louisville: Started, played 82 minutes SCORED A GOAL and ASSISTED ON TWO GOALS in Louisville’s 3-2 OT win over Saint Louis on Thursday. Velazco also started and played 85 minutes in Louisville’s scoreless draw with USF in the regular season finale. Velazco also won Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the third consecutive week. Louisville won the ACC and will play the winner of the Rutgers/Cincinnati in the quarterfinals on Saturday; kickoff set for 5:00 PM. Follow the action on Louisville’s Twitter feed.
Season: 17 starts, 17 games, 7 goals, 9 assists

Jon Zabasajja, freshman, D/M, Southern Methodist University: Started, played 90 minutes in SMU’s 0-1 loss to Connecticut on Saturday. SMU will play Connecticut on Saturday in the ACC quarterfinals; kickoff set for 3:00 PM. Follow the action on SMU’s Twitter feed.
Season: 7 starts, 12 games

Pac-12

Trevor Hyman, freshman, M, Stanford: Did not feature in Stanford’s 1-2 loss to UCLA on Friday. Hyman came off the bench and played 38 minutes in Stanford’s 1-1 OT draw with San Diego State on Sunday. Next match for Hyman is on Friday against Washington on the road; kickoff set for 7:00 PM. Follow the action on Stanford’s Twitter feed.
Season: 0 starts, 4 games

Danny Gavin, freshman, F, Washington: Washington did not have any matches this past week. Next match for Gavin is on Friday at home against Stanford; kickoff set for 7:00 PM. Follow the action on Washington’s Twitter feed.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Jonathan Stadler, freshman, D, Oregon State University: OSU did not have any matches this past week. Next match for Stadler is on Friday at home against California; kickoff set for 1:00 PM. Follow the action on OSU’s Twitter feed.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Matt Bersano, R-sophmore, GK, Oregon State University: OSU did not have any matches this past week. Next match for Bersano is on Friday at home against California; kickoff set for 1:00 PM.Follow the action on OSU’s Twitter feed.
Season: 15 starts, 15 games, 16 goals allowed, 5 clean sheets, 73 saves

Cole Nagy, D, R-freshman, UCLA: Did not feature in UCLA’s 2-1 wins over Stanford on Friday and California on Sunday. Next match for Nagy is on Saturday, November 16th. Follow the action on UCLA’s Twitter feed.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Conference USA

Ive Burnett, freshman, D, South Carolina: Started, played 90 minutes in Carolina’s 4-3 win over UAB on Sunday. Next match for Burnett is the regular season finale on Saturday against Old Dominion at home; kickoff set for 5:00 PM. Follow the action on South Carolina’s Twitter feed.
Season: 16 starts, 16 games, 1 goal

Josh Goss, freshman, M, University of New Mexico: UNM did not have any matches this past week. Next match for Goss is on Saturday against Old Dominion on the road; kickoff set for 5:00 PM. Follow the action on UNM’s Twitter feed.
Season: 0 starts, 8 games, 1 assist

Lucas Seligman, freshman, M, University of New Mexico: Currently injured.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

ACC – Atlantic Coast Conference

Riggs Lennon, freshman, F, Virginia: Came off the bench and played 33 minutes in Virginia’s 0-1 loss to North Carolina on Friday. Next match for Lennon is the regular season finale against Boston College at home on Friday; kickoff set for 5:00 PM. Follow the action on Virginia’s Twitter feed.
Season: 6 starts, 15 games, 5 goals, 1 assist

Jordan Allen, freshman, F/D, Virginia: Started, played 90 minutes in Virginia’s 0-1 loss to North Carolina on Friday. Next match for Allen is the regular season finale against Boston College at home on Friday; kickoff set for 5:00 PM. Follow the action on Virginia’s Twitter feed.
Season: 16 starts, 16 games, 2 goals, 5 assists

Phanuel Kavita, junior, D, Clemson: Started, played 90 minutes in Clemson’s 0-1 loss to Syracuse on Friday. Next match for Kavita is the regular season finale against Duke at home on Friday; kickoff set for 5:00 PM. Follow the action on Clemson’s Twitter feed.
Season: 17 starts, 17 games

Southern Conference

Miguel Salazar, sophomore, M, Elon University: Started, played 67 minutes in Elon’s 4-3 win over UNCG on Saturday. Elon finished second in the Southern Conference and will play Appalachian State in the quarterfinals on Saturday at home; kickoff set for 5:00 PM. Follow the action on Elon’s Twitter feed.
Season: 15 starts, 16 games, 2 assists

Colonial Athletic Association

Tanner Clay, junior, F/D, College of Charleston: Started, played 63 minutes in CofC’s 1-0 win over Northeastern on Saturday. Clay also started and played 90 minutes in CofC’s 1-2 loss to Drexel on Wednesday in their regular season finale. CofC finished 7th in the CAA and did not qualify for the conference tournament.
Season: 13 starts, 15 games, 2 assists

Summit League

Nick Miller, junior, D, University of Nebraska-Omaha: Started, played 90 minutes in UNO’s 3-0 win over Eastern Illinois on Sunday. Next match for Miller is on Saturday at home against Fort Wayne; kickoff set for 3:00 PM. Follow the action on UNO’s Twitter feed.
Season: 13 starts, 14 games, 1 assist

Brian Hoyt, junior, M, University of Denver: Came off the bench, played 50 minutes and SCORED A GOAL in Denver’s 2-0 win over Oral Roberts on Saturday. Next match for Hoyt is the regular season finale on Saturday against Western Illinois on the road; kickoff set for 11:00 AM. Follow all the action on Denver’s Twitter feed.
Season: 12 starts, 14 games, 1 goal, 3 assists

ACCAC

Eti Tavares, sophomore, F, Arizona Western: The season has ended for Taravres and Arizona Western, who were eliminated in the ACCAC tournament semifinals.
Season: 24 starts, 24 games, 5 goals, 13 assists

CCAA – California Collegiate Athletic Association

Tigran Tiraturyan, freshman, M, California State University-San Bernardino: Did not feature in CSUSB’s 1-2 loss to Chico State on Friday. Came off the bench and played 45 minutes in CSUSB’s 2-1 win over San Francisco State University in the regular season finale on Sunday.
Season: 11 starts, 17 games, 2 goals, 2 assists

Horizon League

Isaias “Junior” Juarez, freshman, D, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: UWM did not have a match this past week. Next match for Juarez is the regular season finale on Saturday against Cleveland State on the road; kickoff set for 6:00 PM.
Season: 10 starts, 10 games, 1 assist

Kostas Kotselas, freshman, F, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: UWM did not have a match this past week. Next match for Kotselas is the regular season finale on Saturday against Cleveland State on the road; kickoff set for 6:00 PM.
Season: 5 starts, 12 games, 3 assists

Augustine Rey, sophomore, GK, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: UWM did not have a match this past week. Next match for Rey is the regular season finale on Saturday against Cleveland State on the road; kickoff set for 6:00 PM.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Great Northwest Athletic Conference

Alfredo Zendejas, sophomore, M, Northwest Nazarene University: Came off the bench and played 62 minutes in NNU’s 1-2 OT loss to University of Mary on Thursday. Zendejas also started and played 81 minutes in NNU’s 2-0 win over South Dakota School of Mines on Saturday. Next match for Zendejas is the regular season finale on Saturday against Montana State University – Billings at home; kickoff set for 3:00 PM.
Season: 8 starts, 14 games

WAC – Western Athletic Conference

AJ Esparza, freshman, D, Air Force Academy: Started, played 90 minutes in AFA’s scoreless draw with UNLV on Friday, 2-1 win over CSU Bakersfield on Sunday and 3-2 win over GCU on Tuesday. Next match for AFA is on Friday against GCU on the road in the regular season finale ; kickoff set for 7:00 PM.
Season: 9 starts, 10 games

Joey Speshock, sophomore, GK, Air Force Academy: Did not feature in AFA’s scoreless draw with UNLV on Friday, 2-1 win over CSU Bakersfield on Sunday and 3-2 win over GCU on Tuesday. Next match for AFA is on Friday against GCU on the road in the regular season finale ; kickoff set for 7:00 PM.
Season: 4 starts, 5 games, 10 goals allowed, 14 saves

Amer Sasivarevic, freshman, F, Grand Canyon University: Started, played 90 minutes in GCU’s 1-2 loss to CSU Bakersfield on Friday, 1-2 loss to UNLV on Sunday and 2-3 loss to AFA on Tuesday. Against UNLV, Sasivarevic ASSISTED ON A GOAL. Next match for GCU is on Friday at home against AFA; kickoff set for 7:00 PM.
Season: 16 starts, 16 games, 4 assists

Jose “Bean” Vasquez, freshman, M, Grand Canyon University: Vasquez is redshirting this year.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Nick Semintendi, freshman, M, Grand Canyon University: Currently injured.
Season: 0 goals, 1 game

Brandon Marquez, freshman, D, Seattle U: Did not feature in Seattle’s 1-1 OT draw with Houston Baptist on Friday and 4-3 win over UMKC on Sunday. Next match for Marquez is the regular season finale on Saturday at home against San Jose State; kickoff set for 7:00 PM.
Season: 0 starts, 4 games

Northeast Conference

Nick Cavaretta, junior, M, Long Island University: Did not feature in LIU’s 0-1 loss to Sacred Heart on Sunday. Next match for Cavaretta is on Sunday at home in the regular season finale; kickoff set for 11:00 AM.
Season: 1 start, 6 games

West Coast Conference

David Flores, junior, M, Loyola Marymount University: Did not feature in LMU’s 1-0 win over Saint Mary’s on Friday and 1-0 win over San Fransisco on Sunday. Next match for Flores is on Friday at home against Portland; kickoff set for 7:00 PM.
Season:0 starts, 6 games, 1 goal

Mountain West

Julio Alarcon, R-freshman, D, San Diego State University: Currently injured.
Season: 1 start, 3 games

Casey Phillips, R-sophomore, D, San Diego State University: Did not feature in SDSU’s 2-3 loss to California on Friday and 1-1 OT draw with Stanford on Sunday. Next match for SDSU is on Friday at home against Wright State; kickoff set for 7:00 PM.
Season: 4 starts, 12 games

Big West

Elliot Farmer, sophomore, GK, University of California-Irvine: Did not feature in UCI’s 2-1 win over Cal State Fullerton on Saturday and 2-1 win over UC Riverside on Wednesday. Next match for Farmer is on Saturday at home against Cal State Northridge in the regular season finale; kickoff set for 7:00 PM.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Atlantic 10 Conference

Brian Bates, sophomore, F/M, University of Dayton: Did not feature in Dayton’s 3-2 win over La Salle on Sunday. Next match for Bates is on Friday at home against Massachusetts; kickoff set for 2:00 PM.
Season: 0 starts, 2 games

America East Conference

Rodrigo Uriarte, freshman, D, Stony Brook University: Came off the bench and played 17 minutes in SBU’s 0-1 loss to Vermont on Saturday. In the regular season finale, Uriarte started and played 88 minutes in SBU’s 0-1 loss to UMBC on Wednesday. SBU finished 7th in the America East Conference and did not qualify for the conference tournament, thus ending their season.
Season: 14 starts, 16 games

Southland Conference

Cesar Cobos, freshman, GK, University of the Incarnate Word: Did not feature in Word’s 3-2 win over Belmont on Thursday and and 4-1 win over Georgia State on Saturday. Next match for Cobos is on Thursday against Loyola University Chicago; kickoff set for 6:00 PM.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Dylan Kelly, sophomore, F, University of the Incarnate Word: Did not feature in Word’s 3-2 win over Belmont on Thursday and and 4-1 win over Georgia State on Saturday. Next match for Kelly is on Thursday against Loyola University Chicago; kickoff set for 6:00 PM.
Season: 2 starts, 9 games

Big South Conference

Brandon Johnston, Freshman, M, Gardner Webb University: Currently injured.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Antonio “Tony” Murillo, Freshman, M, High Point University: Recovering from an injury will miss the remainder of the season.
Season: 0 starts, 0 games

Luis Chavez, Freshman, M, Liberty University: Came off the bench and played 7 minutes in Liberty’s 3-1 win over Campbell on Satuday and did not feature in Liberty’s 1-2 OT loss to Radford on Wednesday in the regular season finale. Next match for Chavez is on November 12th in the Big South Quarterfinals.
Season: 0 starts, 5 games

Independent

Eric Gonzalez, Freshman, M, West Texas A&M University: Came off the bench and played 22 minutes in West Texas’ 3-0 over Fort Hays State on Sunday in the regular season finale.
Season: 0 starts, 4 games, 1 goal, 1 assist