Webster University Athletics

2020 ITA Scholar Athlete
2019 SLIAC Fall All-Academic Team
2019 SLIAC All-Sportsmanship Team
2019 Third-Team All-SLIAC
2019 ITA Scholar Athlete

2019-20 (SOPHOMORE): Lettered in both tennis and soccer ... In tennis, posted a 5-3 record in singles and went 6-3 in doubles ... Played four matches each in singles and No. 4 and No. 5 as he was 3-1 at No. 4 singles and 2-2 at No. 5 singles ... Went 3-2 at No. 1 doubles playing with Riley Muren and was 3-1 at No. 2 doubles playing with Justin Weaver ... Played in and started all 18 matches for the Gorloks, one of three players to start every match … Totaled 1,256 minutes on the year … Recorded seven points on three assists and two goals as he scored goals against Westminster (10/16) and at Blackburn (10/23) ... Tied for second on the team in assists … Key member of Webster defensive unit that posted seven shutouts and had an average of 0.78 goals per game … Played 60 or more minutes in 11 matches, including three matches of playing 100 or more minutes ... Tallied a career-high 105 minutes played against Rhodes (9/6) ... Saw action in and started all nine SLIAC matches and totaled 672 minutes … Saw more action on the offensive side of the ball during conference play as he recoded all seven of his points against SLIAC opponents.

2018-19 (FRESHMAN): Lettered in both tennis and soccer ... In tennis, posted 10-4 record in singles and went 5-7 in doubles .... Played primarily at No. 5 singles as he went 7-2 at that position ... Also went 1-0 at No. 3 singles, 1-2 at No. 4 singles and 1-0 at No. 6 singles ... The 10 singles wins are fourth-most on the team ... Tallied a 1-2 singles record in SLIAC play and ended season winning his final three singles matches ... Played mostly at No. 3 doubles as he was 4-5 ... Also went 0-2 at No. 2 doubles and 1-0 at No. 1 doubles ... Went 1-0 at No. 3 doubles with Justin Kohler ... Played in 19 matches and made two starts ... Totaled 598 minutes ... Did not record any statistics as a defender, but was a member of a Webster defensive unit that allowed a total of 13 goals and post a school record 15 shutouts ... Played 50 or more minutes in three matches, including 95 minutes at Greenville (10/13) ... Made his collegiate debut at Monmouth (8/31) and played a total of 51 minutes ... Earned his first career start at Eureka (10/20) and also started against Greenville (11/1) in the semifinals of the SLIAC Tournament ... Saw action in all nine SLIAC matches and made two starts ... Totaled 327 minutes in league play.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Lettered in soccer and tennis at Jefferson City High School ... Earned All-District honors in 2017 in soccer ... Named the Hawthorn Bank Student-Athlete of the Month ... Served as the captain of the soccer team ... Also earned All-District honors as a junior ... Helped JHS recorded 37 shutouts in his 52 career starts ... In the classroom, was a member of the Academic Honor Roll and a four-year Scholar-Athlete ... Played club soccer for Jefferson City Crew from 2010-18 ... Was a part of Jefferson City Crew's Top Flight championship at the 2017 Nike Academy Showcase and also the team's championship at the 2016 NSCAA Midwest Showcase.

PERSONAL: Born March 3 ... Son of Sue and Garth Haugen ... Business Administration major with an emphasis in Sports and Entertainment Marketing ... Also minoring in Economics ... Has a brother, Aidan (17) ... Chose Webster because he was comfortable with the campus when he visited and everyone was kind and welcoming ... In addition, academics is very important to me and my family, so Webster's strong academic reputation also played a big part in his decision ... Both of his parents are teachers ... Member of Webster's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and also a member of the Dean's List ... Lists Borussia Dortmund, Liverpool, Kansas City Chiefs and the St. Louis Cardinals as his favorite sports teams ... Names Christian Pulisic and Dani Alves and Patrick Mahomes as his favorite athletes ... Likes to attend Missouri football games, hanging out with friends and watching sports ... Wants to pursue a career in as a college athletic director or work in the front office for a professional sports organization.

Career Records 
Year                   Singles          Doubles 
2019                      10-4                5-7      
2020                       5-3                 6-3     
Totals                    15-7              11-10 

Career Records:
Singles wins - T-19th (15)
Singles winning pct. - 12th (.682)
Doubles winning pct. - 8th (.524)

Single-Season Records:
Singles wins - T-18th (10, 2019)