2016: Saw action in three games with a pair of starts … Made his collegiate debut on Sept. 30 against Maryland … Earned the first start of his career on Oct. 11 against UIC … Started and played the full 90 minutes against Marian (Nov. 1) … Academic All-Big Ten.
2015: Did not make any appearances.
High School: Started on the Northwood varsity team and led the team in goal scoring as a freshman, his only season of high school soccer. Club: Three-year starter for Strikers FC Academy … 2014-15 Strikers FC team captain … 2014 U16 Academy Playoffs Final Four … 2013 U15 Southern California DSL champions … Three-time starter in the Northern Ireland Milk Cup with U15 & U17 (x2) …
Personal: Chose Northwestern over UC-Davis, UC-Riverside and Loyola Marymount … Parents Darioush & Sholeh … Majoring in Biological Sciences.
Coach Lenahan's Take: “We were very impressed with Cameron having seen him a few times at the U.S. Soccer Academy Showcase. His club coach, Don Ebert, just raved about him being one of the best players for the Irvine Strikers – a club that has produced some great college players. He is great on the ball and has excellent defensive instincts. His experience in leading the Strikers to the U.S. Soccer Academy Finals last year will be invaluable in helping him make the adjustment to college soccer.”
2015: Did not make any appearances.
High School: Started on the Northwood varsity team and led the team in goal scoring as a freshman, his only season of high school soccer. Club: Three-year starter for Strikers FC Academy … 2014-15 Strikers FC team captain … 2014 U16 Academy Playoffs Final Four … 2013 U15 Southern California DSL champions … Three-time starter in the Northern Ireland Milk Cup with U15 & U17 (x2) …
Personal: Chose Northwestern over UC-Davis, UC-Riverside and Loyola Marymount … Parents Darioush & Sholeh … Majoring in Biological Sciences.
Coach Lenahan's Take: “We were very impressed with Cameron having seen him a few times at the U.S. Soccer Academy Showcase. His club coach, Don Ebert, just raved about him being one of the best players for the Irvine Strikers – a club that has produced some great college players. He is great on the ball and has excellent defensive instincts. His experience in leading the Strikers to the U.S. Soccer Academy Finals last year will be invaluable in helping him make the adjustment to college soccer.”