BOULDER HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER

Boulder High School Boys Soccer is proud of the long list of players that have gone onto to play collegiate soccer. Send BHS Boys Soccer Alumni updates to coachhardy@gmail.com

BOULDER HIGH SOCCER ALUMNI IN COLLEGE:

Congratulations to Sean Rice, Class of '08, who scored two goals in one game in his freshman season for the University of Puget Sound Loggers Men's Varsity this fall. Sean was three year starter, Co-Captain and All-Conference student-athlete for Boulder High. Sean unselfishly made the transition from an attacking midfielder to outside defender in his senior year. He is listed as a forward for the Loggers. As a freshman, Sean has worked his way into the starting line-up. Here is a link to a story about his two goal game.

Tom Ashley (BHS 06') played in the midfield for Clark University (MA) for two years before transfering to the University of Colorado where he plays on the men's club team. Ashley was the 2005 Offensive Player of the Year for BHS and All-Centennial League.

Joey Mattina (BHS 05') played 18 of 21 games as a freshmen and 16 of 16 thus far as a sophomore at St. Lawrence University (NY). At BHS he was selected as the MVP of the soccer team in 2004, along with being selected on to the 2004 All Centennial League Team and the 2004 Academic All State Team.

Dwayne Pelz (BHS 04') in action at Bates College (Maine). Pelz has been a three year starter for Bates and was named to the 2006 NESCAC All Conference team. Pelz was an All Centennial League player at BHS.

Patrick Huffer (BHS 03') Named NSCAA 1st Team All-American, ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American and 2006 NESCAC Player of the Year

Sean Batson (BHS 07′) is having a solid season at Emerson College. The defender was one of only three players and the only sophomore to play in all 19 of Emerson’s fall 2008 games. Sean began his senior year as a starter for Boulder High before illness kept him from finishing the season.

Dan Biggers (BHS 02′) completed his collegiate soccer career at Drew University (NJ) in 2005 as an all-conference goalkeeper.

Evan Barr (BHS 01′) and Jared Lipton (BHS 04′) won a national championship with the University of Colorado men’s club team in 2005.

Sean Calhoun (BHS 01′) – University of Puget Sound

Jason Markel (BHS 01′) – Cal State Chico

Travis Orme (BHS 01′) – University of Puget Sound

Zach Zwart (BHS 01′)- Fort Lewis

Brett Wong (BHS 01′) – Tufts University

Koben Calhoun (BHS 00′) – University of Puget Sound

Jason Koshi

Jason Koshi (BHS 99′) completed his collegiate soccer career in 2005 by leading the Liberty League Tournament Champions/ NCAA Northeast Region Finalist, St. Lawrence University (NY) as team captain. At BHS he was team captain, MVP and All Centennial League.

Adam Knight (BHS 99′) – Robert Morris College

Josh Brandt (BHS 98′) – Washington University

Ryan Plichta (BHS 98′) – Goalkeeper at Tufts University

Jesse Gossett (BHS 97′) – Texas Christian University

Eric Clark (BHS 96′) – Northern Illinois University scored 10 varsity goals his freshmen season at BHS including a hat trick in his first game. Eric was named All-State his senior year.

Andrew Colom (BHS 96′) – Robert Morris College

Shawn Faulkner (BHS 96′) – Texas Christian University. Currently a high school coach in San Diego, CA.

John Knight (BHS 95′) – Robert Morris College

Jamie Uhlir (BHS 95′) – DePaul University

Chad Palmer (BHS 94′) – Trinity Christian College

Bre Studholme (BHS 94′) – Fort Lewis

Mike Clark (BHS 93′) – CU Pueblo

Sebastien Colom (BHS 92′) is one of the “legends” of Boulder soccer. His single season total assists record of 13 still stands at the University of Tulsa (NCAA Division I).

Travis Neil (BHS 92′) – Springfield College

John Weller (BHS 92′) – Amherst

Ben Studholme (BHS 91′) – University of San Francisco. Ben is a youth soccer coach in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Nick Studholme (BHS 91′) – Menlo College

Nate Uhlir – ( BHS 91′ ) Syracuse

Steve Miller – - ( BHS 91′ ) CU Pueblo

Andy Scaer – Drew University

Matt Boetcher – Seattle Pacific