University of Denver Athletics

Club: Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club

2014:

• Started six games and recorded two shutouts versus Oral Roberts and New Hampshire.
• Suffered season ending injury in his sixth appearance of the season at Eastern Illinois on October 4^th.
• Served as a mentor to younger goalkeepers Nick Gardner and Ryan Massey.

2013:

• Started each match for Denver, playing 1,794 minutes.
• Named The Summit League Goalkeeper of the Year.
• Set a new Division I school record with five-consecutive shutouts and 584-straight scoreless minutes.
• Tallied a 13-3-4 record, making 52 saves.
• Named The Summit League Male Athlete of the Month for October.
• Earned three-consecutive Summit League Player of the Week awards between Oct. 14-Nov. 3.
• All-Summit League First Team.
• CoSIDA Academic All-District 7 First Team.
• Academic All-Summit League.

2012:

• Started 18 matches in goal for the Pioneers, playing 1,711 minutes.
• Allowed 21 goals, keeping a 1.11 goals-against average.
• Tallied a 10-5-3 record and made 49 saves.
• Recorded four shutouts.
• CoSIDA Academic All-District 7 First Team.
• Academic All-MPSF.

2011:

• Played in and started 11 matches.
• Recorded shutouts against Davidson (Sept. 4) and Seattle (Oct. 30).

Club:

• 2010 Gatorade Kentucky State Player of the Year.
• Played for Mockingbird Soccer Club.
• Led team to USYSA Kentucky State Cup Championships in 2006, 2007 and 2010, adding an appearance at the USYSA Region II championships.
• Attended University of Denver 2010 Winter ID Camp.

High School:

• Attended St. Xavier High School in Louisville, Ky.
• Named All-State twice (2009, 2010).
• Academic All-State [apos]A[apos] in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010.
• Earned All-Region and All-District honors in 2010.
• Helped lead St. Xavier to high school state championships in 2007, 2008 and 2009.
• Named as a top player in the state and regions starting 11 by ESPN Rise.
• NSCAA Scholastic All-American.
• NSCAA Scholastic All-Region IV.

Personal:

• Born November 16, 1992, in Louisville, Ky.
• Son of Shawn and Don Brown.
• Has one brother, Clay, and one sister, Annie.
• Enjoys snowboarding, basketball and reading.
• Volunteered with Dare to Care and Habitats for Humanity.
• Chose Denver because of connection with coaches, successful business school and academic nature of the University.
• Majoring in Finance
• Also considered Colgate, Yale and Emory.

Coach Muuss on Brown: 'Oliver is a goalkeeper we identified early on in the recruiting process as a potential replacement for Joe Willis, who[apos]s now with DC United. Oliver has great hands, is athletic, fearless and competitive. He also is a tremendous leader who carries all the attributes we look for in a DU player.'

Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club Coach Jonathan Velotta on Brown: 'Oliver Brown physically is a monster. He[apos]s got great hands, everything sticks to him. He[apos]s terrific out in the air. He makes some saves that you don[apos]t see goalkeepers make.'