COACHES' BREAKDOWN: "Not athletic enough. Good center mid and pretty skilful but slow ... More pedestrian ... Good soccer player ... As far as a two-way midfielder, he wouldn't be able to play in MLS because of his pace ... Almost a luxury player at college player because you can give him a free role ... He'll defend in shape but more than that he can't do it. He comes alive more when he has ball and moves off it ... There are better US players to take chances on ... He can score the occasional big-time goal.... Big, strong kid. Composed on the ball. Has gotten better each year he's been at Winthrop (transferred from DII). "He's not at [MLS] level. He would be a very good USL player." He's a soccer nut, will play anywhere he can. Would have trouble coping with the speed of the game, but could deal with the physicality - he's tough. It's not that he's not good enough to play in MLS, but he can't be at that level consistently ... Little better on ball, craftier, more range in his passing. But lacks first step, agility, lateral speed ... Not quite quick enough. Could end up USL and do really well."
COLLEGE: 2013: Featured in 18 of Winthrop's 19 games, starting each one... Finished the season with two goals and five assists... Third on the team in scoring... 2012: Made 18 appearances for the Eagles, starting 17 games... Scored two goals and added three assists... 2011: Second on the team in total scoring with six points... tied for second in goals scored with three... Featured in 17 games, earning 16 starts... First Winthrop goal was an OT game-winner against Georgia Southern on Sept. 1... 2010 (at Delta State): Tied for team lead with four goals... Logged second most minutes...
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Played rugby, soccer, cricket and hockey for Norwich school... Rugby, hockey and cricket teams went undefeated for three straight years...
PERSONAL: Born in London, England... Son of Stephen and Margaret Brundle...