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5 Taylor Peay
05/09/2012 Five Huskies Join Sounders U23Now that the spring season is over, several men's soccer players will play summer ball elsewhere.
Washington 2010 (Freshman): Was one of two freshmen to play in all 17 games ... made 10 starts on the year ... made his first career start as a Husky on Sept. 3 vs. Evansville in Portland, Ore. ... scored his first career collegiate goal in the 4-1 upset at No. 15 Portland on Sept. 18 ... took four total shots on the season ... recorded his first career assist at San Diego State on Oct. 13. Club/High School: Attended Brighton High School in Salt Lake City, Utah ... four-year varsity letterwinner ... region champions three times ... high school state champions twice ... played club ball for Inter FC Premier 92 for two seasons ... team captain ... Far West Regional finalists and quarter finalists ... state ODP player for three years ... two-year ODP region pool player ... one-year ODP region team player ... played in Costa Rica with the 91 region team (March 7-14, 2009) ... member of Real Salt Lakes U-17 team ... participated in the Sum Cup (MLS Cup) ... champions of the Sum Cup ... went to Madrid, Spain with Real Salt Lake U-18 ... played against Espanyol, Partizan Belgrado. Personal: Taylor Peay was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on Sept. 5, 1991 ... his mother is Tiffany ... has one sister, Alysha ... was also recruited by the University of New Mexico, UNLV, Santa Clara and Brown ... has former teammates that play at Portland and Cal State Fullerton ... hobbies include hiking, playing video games, camping, boating, basketball, tennis and hanging out with friends ... lists his favorite athlete as Lance Armstrong "because he is an example of someone who has never given up and has worked hard to achieve his dreams" ... most admires his mom "because she has taught me so much about how to be a good man and carry myself as one. She is an example to me of a person that I want to be like growing up. I'm so thankful to have her in my life" ... chose UW because of the strong academics and he always wanted to play soccer for the Huskies.
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