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Spencer Richey

Class: Senior Hometown: Seattle, Wash. High School: Bradenton Prep Academy

Height: 6-2 Position: Goalkeeper

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Washington
2012 (Junior): Named to the All-Far West Second Team ... ranked the second best player in the Pac-12 by Top Drawer Soccer in the final postseason rankings ... named the 20th best upperclassmen by TDS ... named to the second-team on the Team of the Season by Top Drawer Soccer ... ranked 36 in the NCAA in GAA (0.854), 61st in save percentage (0.782) and 82nd in total saves (68) ... as a team the Huskies were 11th in the country in shutout percentage (0.48) ... named the College Sports Madness Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year and the first-team goalkeeper ... named to the First-Team All-Pac-12 ... named Honorable Mention All-Pac-12 Academic ... in the Pac-12 standings ranked first in goals against average (0.46), fourth in saves (35) ... first in shutouts (5) ... and first in save percentage (.875) ... made four saves in the season-opener vs. Gonzaga, allowing just one goal ... played in all 90 minutes of the shutout vs. Cal Poly making two saves ... made two saves in the 3-2 victory over Wisconsin ... made three saves posting the shutout in the 2OT tie vs. CSUB, one of the best attacking teams in the country ... played all 91:17 at No. 4/1 UCONN ... made four saves ... allowed one goal on a free kick in OT ... posted the shutout vs. Memphis at UAB making one save ... made two saves and allowed two goals at UAB ... was named to the UAB "Soccer for a Cure" Classic all-tournament team ... made six saves and allowed four goals in the 4-3 loss to national powerhouse Brown at home ... posted his fourth shutout of the season in a 2-0 win over Seattle U ... made one save in the game ... posted the shutout in the Pac-12 opener vs. Oregon State ... made two saves in the game ... made three saves and allowed one goal in the 2OT draw at SDSU ... picked up a huge win in goal upsetting No. 8 UCLA 2-1 ... made five saves and allowed one goal in the game ... posted the 1-0 shutout vs. Cal making four saves ... posted the shutout and made two saves vs. Stanford ... was named the Pac-12 Player of the Week by College Sports Madness on Oct. 15 ... allowed one goal and made six saves in the OT tie at Cal ... allowed one goal and made five saves at Stanford in the 2-1 win ... made five saves and picked up his eighth shutout in the 2-0 win vs. SDSU ... named the College Sports Madness Pac-12 Player of the Week on Oct. 29 ... allowed one goal and made one save in the 1-0 loss to No. 7 UCLA ... posted his ninth shutout of the year in the 1-0 win in 2OT at OSU and made two saves ... posted the shutout and made one save in the 1-0 win vs. Air Force in the NCAA First Round ... made six saves and allowed four goals in the NCAA Second Round game at No. 8/12th-seeded Creighton.

2011 (Sophomore): Started in all 18 games, playing in every minute ... Second-Team All-Pac-12 ... Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention ... ranked No. 100 in TopDrawerSoccer.com's Top 100 upperclassmen ... had a career-high nine shutouts, which ties for fourth in a single season ... also had career-highs in saves (37), goals allowed average (0.75%) and minutes played (1685:23) ... his GAA percentage ranks eight in UW career records ... had a 0.808 save percentage ... recorded shutouts in the first two games of the season against Gonzaga and Loyola Chicago ... also had back-to-back shutouts against Seattle U and Tulsa (Sept. 11, 16) and then vs. SDSU and OSU (Oct. 30, Nov. 11) ... had a season-high six saves against HBU on Sept. 23 ... recorded five saves against No. 10 UCLA (Oct. 28) ... finished with a 12-4-2 record, allowing only 14 goals ... was 3-2-1 against ranked opponents ... named Husky Fever Classic Tournament's Defensive MVP after going 2-0 in the tournament.

2010 (Freshman): Was the starting goalkeeper much of his freshman year ... started in 10 games, playing in 11 ... logged 929:01 minutes, allowing just nine goals, a 0.87 goals against average ... made 37 saves, posting six shutouts with a 6-4-0 record ... had a .804 save percentage ... earned his first start vs. Evansville on Sept. 3 ... picked up his first collegiate win and shutout vs. Northern Illinois on Sept. 5 ... also earned wins and shutouts vs. UC Davis, Stanford (twice) and Oregon State (twice) ... made a season-high eight saves at No. 10 Cal on Oct. 31 ... logged a season-high 108:08 minutes in that game as well ... began the season on TopDrawerSoccer.com's list of Top 100 Freshmen ... in the UW single-season records, T-10th in shutouts (6) ... in the Pac-10 rankings in all games, ranked first in shutouts per game (0.55), second in GAA, third in save percentage and shutouts and sixth in saves and saves per game ... in league play only, ranked first in shutouts per game (0.57), second in shutouts (4), fourth in GAA (0.97), saves (31) and saves per game (4.43) and fifth in save percentage (.816) ... in the final NCAA rankings, ranked 39th in GAA, 50th in save percentage and 144th in saves per game.

CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: From Seattle, Wash., but moved to Florida when he was 15 and attended Bradenton Prep Academy in Bradenton, Fla. ... played club ball with Crossfire Premier ... 2009 Parade All-American ... 2009 NSCAA All-American ... played with the U-17 National Team ... participated in the 2009 FIFA U-17 Men's World Cup ... played for the men's U-20 National Team ... a member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Spencer McNair Richey was born in Seattle ... his parents are Bill and Colleen ... has one sister, Mallory and one brother, Chris ... both his father and brother played collegiate baseball ... has former club and national teammates that play at UCLA, Stanford and Oregon State ... lists his hobbies as listening to all kinds of music and hanging out with friends ... chose UW "because I've been a Husky from day one."

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