VMI goalkeeper Broden Schull was named to the Southern Conference Men’s Soccer All-Freshman Team Tuesday. It was the Keydets second-straight season with a player on the all-conference freshman team, the first time in program history.
The Portland, Oregon native leads all of Division I in saves and saves per game. He posted 121 saves on the year, starting all 18 contests. Schull had a 68.4 save percentage and made 6.72 saves per outing. His 121 saves rank fifth all-time in season-season school history.
“We took some major strides as a program this season, and Broden was a huge part of this process,” said head coach Michael Bonelli. “Broden has a bright future at VMI and this honor is well deserved. This is also our second player in two years to be chosen to the All-Freshman team, which is very exciting for the future.”
Schull made a season-high 13 stops against UNCG on October 16 and had 10 saves in the season-opener against Longwood University. He made nine saves in three-straight games at midseason against Mercer, ETSU and Furman.
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