UNCP Athletics

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)
A member of the PBC Presidential Honor Roll ... As a midfielder, he played in four games to record 127 minutes on the field … Finished the season with one point as he notched his only assist to teammate, Todd May, for the final goal of the game in shutout victory over Barton … Did not attempt any shots this season … Recorded 52 minutes in the 10-0 win over Chowan and also logged time on the field against Georgia Southwestern and Pfeiffer … Contributed to this season’s school record in number of goals in a single game (10) and largest margin of victory (10) against Chowan, and minimum shots allowed in a game (3) against Barton … Helped UNCP rank fourth in save percentage (0.861), ninth in shutout percentage (0.53), 12th in team goals against average (0.72), 18th in total assists (39) and 25th in scoring offense (2.26) in the nation … Contributed to the squad matching its third-best finish in 20 years (NCAA Division II era) with 12 wins … Helped the Braves make history in 2012 as they advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division II Regional Tournament for the first time in 10 years.

HIGH SCHOOL
Prepped at Jack Britt under coach Peter Briley … Lettered four years in soccer and two years in wrestling … As a senior, he helped his team to a 23-1-1 record as he played and stared in all 25 games … Scored 16 goals and dished out 11 assists … Named Jack Britt MVP, Mid South All-Conference, NCSCA All-Region and first team all-Cape Fear Region, while helping the team become Mid South Conference Champions and Mid South Tournament Champions … In his junior campaign, he played in all 23 games, scored 14 goals and collected five assists as the team went 13-1-1 … Garnered the honor of Offensive Player of the Year at his high school, all-conference, all-region and all-Cape Rear Region as he helped the Buccaneers to become Mid South Tournament Champions … Played club soccer for the ’94 Fayetteville Force Premier under coach Drew Cheesman … Captained the team to a 11-7-5 overall record as he played and started in 23 games, scored 17 goals and totaled 10 assists … Selected for the 2011 Powerade State Games of North Carolina and into the player pool for the ’94 North Carolina ODP Team … Helped the team become 2009 NCYSA Division Champions.

PERSONAL
The son of Sandy and Tim Creech ... Has two younger sisters … His mother played college tennis at Mount Olive … Graduated with a 3.25 cumulative grade point average and was on the A/B Honor Roll from 2009-2012 … A member of key club … Undecided in his course of study at UNCP.