BELLINGHAM, Wash. – Western Washington University head men’s soccer coach Greg Brisbon has announced the addition of six student-athletes for the upcoming 2017 season.
The class, composed entirely of players from the state of Washington, features two goalkeepers, two defenders and two midfielders. The group will join a WWU team that reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament last season in its first NCAA Division II Tournament appearance.
| WWU MEN’S SOCCER 2017 RECRUITING CLASS | ||||
| Name | Position | Height | Hometown | High School |
| Ethan Diaz | Midfielder | 6’0” | Issaquah, WA | Liberty HS |
| Thomas Ewert | Goalkeeper | 6’0” | Vancouver, WA | Skyview HS |
| Tre’ Flowers | Defender | 5’11” | Kent, WA | Kentridge HS |
| Mason Rathkamp | Midfielder | 5’11” | Bellingham, WA | Sehome HS |
| Deondre Sluys | Defender | 6’0” | Poulsbo, WA | North Kitsap HS |
| Brandon Wolter | Goalkeeper | 6’1” | Vancouver, WA | Union HS |
“I feel this is a very solid recruiting class,” Brisbon said. “There is depth in all positions and all of the recruits have very good academic background along with a very solid soccer background. I am excited to see this group grow together as a class and gel with the current team. Our staff is very excited to get working with this group of young men.”
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