The Washington Huskies men's soccer team is an intercollegiate varsity sports team of the University of Washington. The team is a member of the Big Ten Conference of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
The team was formed in 1962, winning in their NCAA debut v the University of Victoria, 2–0. Washington finished the season with a 2–1 record.1962 schedule at gohuskies.com
Washington won their first NCAA national title in 2025 after defeating NC State 3–2 with a golden goal by Harrison Bertos.Match report on ncaa.comMatch report at gohuskies.com
Conference affiliations Conference Period Seasons Record Pct. Western Washington Soccer Conference 1968–70 3 13–6–5 .646 Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference 1971–91 21 138–28–13 .807 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation 1992–99 8 40–6–6 .827 Pac-12 Conference 2000–24 19 109–70–24 .596 Big 10 ConferenceLook out Big Ten, here comes Washington! at UW Tee ClubUshering in a new era, the Pac-12 Conference strengthens its legacy by welcoming four respected academic and athletic universities at Pac12.com. 12 Sep 2024 2024–present 2 n/a n/a
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Players
Current roster
Records Source:Washington men's soccer Record book (2024)
Top scorers
# Nat. Player Tenure Goals 1 Craig Beeson 1984–87 53 2 Dan Vaughn 1974–77 52 3 Mike Enneking 1980–83 44 4 Erik Penner 1991–94 38 5 John Klein 1981–84 37
Most assistances
# Nat. Player Tenure Assist. 1 Jason Boyce 1994–97 34 2 John Klein 1981–8429 3 Mike Enneking 1980–83 28 4 Mike Park 1980–83 25 5 Tad Willoughby 1979–82 24
Most saves
# Nat. Player Tenure Saves 1 Craig Christopherson 1983–86 267 22 Spencer Richey 2010–14 248 3 Bill May 1994–97 233 4 Dusty Hudock 1991–93 214 5 Chris Eylander 2002–05 187
Players in the pros In brackets, the year they started their pro career:
Ely Allen (2008) Tom Bialek (1992) Blake Bodily (2020) Rick Blubaugh (1988) Jason Boyce (1988) Mike Chabala (2006) Kyle Coffee (2018) Raphael Cox (2009) Mike Enneking (1984) Chris Eylander (2006) Jason Farrell (1994) Pete Fewing Justin Fiddes Joe Franchino Daryl Green John Hamel Ty Harden Wes Hart Aaron Heinzen Josh Heard Eddie Henderson Dusty Hudock George John Zach Kingsley C. J. Klaas Jeff Koch (1989) Bill May (1998) Chad McCarty Ellis McLoughlin James Moberg Taylor Peay Brandon Prideaux Brent Richards Spencer Richey Bryn Ritchie Mason Robertson Cristian Roldan (2015) Ian Russell (1998) Justin Schmidt (2017) Billy Sleeth (2000) Dylan Teves (2017) Andy Thoma (2015) Jaret Townsend (2017) Matt Van Houten (2000) Craig Waibel (1999) Danny Waltman (2003)
Coaches
Current staff
Name Position Jamie Clark Head coach Richard Reece Assistant coach Mark Collings Assistant coach Ryan Fahey Assistant coach
All-time head coaches 1 Ron Jepson 1963–1964 2 Derek Mallinson 1965 3 Mike Ryan 1966–1976 4 Mike O'Malley 1977–1979 5 Frank Gallo 1980–1982 6 Denny Buck 1983–1984 7 Ron Carter 1984–1991 8 Dean Wurzberger 1992–2010 9 Jamie Clark 2011–present
Titles Sources:USA - List of NCAA College Soccer Conference Champions (Men) by Dave Litterer at the RSSSF
National
Championship Title # Year Score (final) Rival NCAA tournament 2025 NC State
Conference Conference Championship Titles Winning years Ref. Western Washington SC Regular season 1968 Northwest Collegiate SC Regular season 1972, 1973, 1976, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1987 Mountain Pacific SF Regular season 1992, 1998, 1999 Pac-12 Regular season 2000, 2013, 2019 Pac-12 men's soccer Record Book at pac-12.com
Yearly records Source:
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Rivalries
Seattle U; The Redhawks are the crosstown-rival of the Huskies.
As of the conclusion of the 2016 season, Washington leads the series 44–6–5. Other rivalries include Seattle Pacific, Stanford, Portland, and Simon Fraser.
Bibliography 2011 Record Book
References
External links