University of Denver Athletics

Honors and Awards:
2017 Summit League Second Team...Summit League Defensive Player of the Week (10/10/16).

Career: Finished in a tie for seventh in CAPS in Denver’s Division I history with 75, seeing 4921 minutes of action at outside back for DU’s defense…Scored one career goal, a game-winner in 2016, and tallied three assists.

2017: Played in 18 of Denver’s 19 matches, starting 17 of them at outside back…Assisted Eric Kronenberg’s game-winner in Denver’s 3-0 win against UC Davis (9/15)… Played on a Denver back-four that allowed just 54 shots on goal for an average of 2.84/per game…Denver’s defense combined for a 0.76 goals against average.

2016:
Played and started in all 24 matches, seeing 1,969 minutes of action for the Crimson and Gold…Netted the game-winner in Denver’s 1-0 win at IUPUI (10/7)… Part of a Denver back line that finished third in the country in goals against average (0.52) and third in shutout percentage (0.58), did not allow a shot against Saint Louis (9/15) and did not allow a shot on goal in five matches.

2015:
Appeared in 18 matches making 12 starts… Played 1,105 min...Played left back in a Denver back four that allowed a 0.40 goals against-average, kept a 0.63 shutout percentage (12 clean sheets), and allowed just 2.5 shots on goal per game.

2014:
Made his debut for the Pioneers on August 31, playing 27 minutes versus Navy...Picked up first career assist on September 14^th, setting up Kosta Kordistos for the game winning goal in 1-0 verdict over New Hampshire...Also gained an assist in 2-1 win over Portland on September 21st, setting up Kyle Emerson's game winning tally.

Before Denver:
Played club soccer for Colorado Rush...Two-time member of Rush Select Team...Member of Colorado U-16 Olympic Development Program.

Personal:
Born November 15, 1995 in California...Son of Gary and Teri Fuller...Has three sisters, Callie, Lauren, and Caitlin...Intends to study physics and engineering...Chose Denver because he has been a longtime fan of the hockey program...Hopes to one day apply his degree into a well-known business where he can continue to advance his skills in his respective field...Also recruited by Washington, Wake Forest, and Syracuse.