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A two-time All-American for the men's soccer team, Steve Trittschuh (1983-1986) was known for his high-flying head balls and aggressive style. A defender, Trittschuh completed his collegiate career with 12 goals and 11 assists. He recorded 161 shots and scored five game-winning goals. His accolades include third team All-American in 1985 and first team All-American in 1986. Trittschuh played on the U.S. National Team from 1987 to 1995 and scored two goals in 38 appearances. His professional career began with the St. Louis Steamers in 1987 and continued through several teams, including the Tampa Bay Rowdies and the Colorado Rapids.

Career Statistics

OFFENSE               GP    G    A  Pts Shots Shot%  SOG  SOG%  GW  PK-Att
  1983................  15    1    3    5    24  .042   13  .542   1   0-0
  1984................  19    4    5   13    52  .077   19  .365   2   0-0
  1985................  19    4    1    9    40  .100   14  .350   1   0-0
  1986................  18    3    2    8    45  .067   16  .356   1   0-0
  TOTAL...............  71   12   11   35   161  .075   62  .385   5   0-0