1 - Jesse Derksen
| Height: | 5-11 |
| Weight: | 170 |
| Year: | So. |
| Hometown: | York, Pa. |
| High School: | Susquehannock |
| Position: | GK |
| Major: | Recreation and Leisure |
2010: Begins his second year in the Green and White looking to capture the #1 goalkeeping job … an extremely athletic student-athlete … possesses quality experience despite relative youth … plays intelligently between the pipes … communicates well … has outstanding hands … has the ability to make both routine and excellent saves … reads the game well … with added focus has the ability to become one of the nation’s best goalkeepers.
2009: Played in nine games for the Green and
White … started seven contests … totaled 586:47
minutes in goal … recorded a clean sheet, making three
saves, against eventual national champion Messiah in York’s
2-0 victory over the Falcons on October 7 … notched 16 saves
on the year … only allowed four goals for a goals against
average of 0.61 … helped the Spartans to their fourth CAC
Tournament championship … was part of York’s fifth
consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Prior to York: Attended the University of
Central Florida, a NCAA Division I program … redshirted
during his freshman season.
Personal: Is a recreation and leisure major
… is the son of Jeffrey and Alejandra Derksen … born
on Mary 21, 1990 … played club soccer for Super Nova F.C.
… was in the US U-17 national pool … played EPA ODP
for five years … was on the regional ODP squad for four
years … owns the state high school record for most career
shutouts, most career starts, and best goals against average
… names his grandfather as the person he most admires
… hobbies include surfing, longboarding, and hiking …
favorite athlete is Clay Marzo … chose York because of
goalkeeping coach Jim Mustard … lists his most significant
athletic achievement as being part of the U-17 national pool
… most memorable athletic moment with the Spartan squad is
“getting on the front page of the York Dispatch with a cheesy
smile” … after graduation he plans on “starting
the long journey called life.”













