SIUE Soccer Announces Recruiting Class
SIUE men's soccer has announced the signing of six newcomers who will join the program as the 2015 recruiting class.
On the heels of the program's first Missouri Valley Conference Championship and an appearance in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the Cougars will look to replenish a roster which saw the graduation of five seniors following the season. Included in that group were senior standouts Matt Polster, who was drafted seventh overall by the Chicago Fire of Major League Soccer, and Christian Volesky, who was taken 32nd overall by the Portland Timbers.
Chad Douglas (Bristol, England), Adrian Herrera (Buffalo Grove, Illinois), Colin Kehus (Carbondale, Illinois), Tucker Schneider (Thornton, Colorado), Mark Skrivan (Florissant, Missouri), and Brock Tober (Chatham, Illinois) each have agreed to join the Cougars.
Mario Sanchez was introduced in late January as SIUE's head coach. Sanchez will lead the Cougars through the spring season before beginning his first full campaign in August.
Chad Douglas – Midfielder Career Accomplishments: Played at the Bristol City FC Academy for six years before moving to Bristol Rovers on a two-year apprenticeship…While with Rovers was two-time southwest youth alliance cup winner and a football league youth alliance cup winner. |
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Adrian Herrera – Midfielder Career Accomplishments: Member of the Sockers FC Chicago Academy where he has played since the U14 level…Part of the team that won the Midwest Developmental League against the Chicago Fire, and National Premier League (NPL) national final against New York Cosmos in 2012...Helped guide his team to the U.S. Soccer Development Academy playoffs. |
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Colin Kehus – Forward Career Accomplishments: Played one season at Carbondale High School before moving to St. Louis Scott Gallagher Metro (SLSG) Academy…Scored 28 goals as a freshman at Carbondale High School...Recorded 10 assists…Tallied six hat tricks…Honored as the Athlete of the Year at Carbondale…Selected as a first team All-Conference performer…Helped the Terriers to a conference championship…Has played with SLSG Metro Academy since 2010 where he was coached by Blake Decker and Dale Schilly. |
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Tucker Schneider – Goalkeeper Career Accomplishments: Played one season at Holy Family High School before joining Colorado Rapids Development Academy… Was an All-Conference honorable mention selection while at Holy Family…Finished the 2011 season with the lowest goals against average… A member of the Colorado Olympic Development Program (ODP) team from 2009-2011…Played with the Region IV ODP team from 2010-2011...Ranked as a 4-star player by TopDrawerSoccer.com...Ranked as the No. 12 player in the Rocky Mountain/Southwest Region. |
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Mark Skrivan – Defender Career Accomplishments: Played his sophomore season at Trinity Catholic before moving to St. Louis Scott Gallagher (SLSG) Academy… Named the AAA Small School Player of the Year and All-Region Co-Player of the Year as a sophomore…Was a Missouri first team All-State selection...Helped lead SLSG Academy to the U.S. Soccer Development Academy playoffs...Ranked as a 4-star player by TopDrawerSoccer.com...No. 7 ranked player in the Heartland Region...Sister Katye is a junior forward on SIUE's women's team. |
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Brock Tober – Forward Career Accomplishments: Played three seasons at Glenwood…Holds the single-season record for goals with 31 as a junior…Two-time Central State 8 (CS8) All-Conference Selection…An All-Region selection as a junior…Led the CS8 Conference in scoring as a sophomore and a junior…Helped Glenwood to a second-place finish at Illinois State Tournament as a freshman and a quarterfinal appearance as a junior…Plays club soccer for St. Louis Scott Gallagher Metro. |
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