2009: A Spartan captain during his junior year … played in and started all 23 games … led the Green and White defense to a stellar 0.5 goals against average … selected to the All-Capital Athletic Conference first-team for the first time in his career … chosen to the NSCAA All-South-Atlantic Region first-team for the first time in his career … one of York’s two starting center backs … Spartan defense only allowed 12 goals throughout their 2,151:01 minutes ... notched 13 shutouts for the season … recorded three shots on the season, two of which were on-target … helped the Spartans to their fourth CAC Tournament championship … was part of York’s fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament.

2008: Played in all 20 of York’s games … started five contests … tallied two goals during the season, tallying in back-to-back games … first goal was a game-winner as it came against CAC foe St. Mary’s (Md.) in the Spartans’ 1-0 victory on October 25 … his second score came on October 29 when he tallied in a 6-0 defeat of CAC member Hood College … totaled 11 shots for the season … played mainly as a defensive midfielder … part of a squad that posted an 18-game winning streak during the regular season … ranked as high as #2 in the country … made the NCAA Tournament for the fourth straight season … Spartans finished the year with an undefeated 18-0-2 record.

2007: Played in 11 of York’s 25 games … notched his first collegiate goal against CAC foe Hood in York’s 7-0 win on September 17 … registered six shots on the season … played mainly a defensive role … part of a Spartan squad advanced to their third consecutive NCAA Tournament and second-straight Elite Eight berth … York tied a program record with 21 victories, finishing the year at 21-3-1.

Personal: Is a mathematics major … is the son of Phil and Belinda Good … born on August 14, 1989 … brother of Spartan freshman Jason … older brother Aaron was an all-conference performer for the Spartans … played club soccer with PA Classics … was a Lancaster-Lebanon League first-team all-star in high school … names his father and both grandfathers as the people he most admires … hobbies including hanging out with friends … favorite athlete is Iniesta … chose York because of his soccer teammates … most significant athletic achievement was being named to the 2009 All-South-Atlantic Region first-team … two most memorable moments with the Spartan program have been defeating national powerhouse Messiah each of his first three years and winning the 2009 CAC Tournament championship … after graduation he plans to “teach math, coach the beautiful game of soccer, and start my own family of soccer players.”