Northeastern State University Athletics

NORTHEASTERN STATE – A two-year letterwinner . . . has played and started all 38 matches at NSU . . . has registered 13 career points (4g-5a) . . . landed on the 2013 NSCAA All-Central Region First Team . . . also named to the 2013 Daktronics All-Central Region Second Team, the 2013 All-MIAA Second Team and the 2012 All-MIAA Honorable Mention Team . . . most goals and most points in a single match was a two-goal, four-point effort against Oklahoma Christian (Sept. 17, 2013) . . . has one assist in five matches . . . has played 3,310 career minutes . . . has been on the field for a career-high 110 minutes in six different matches . . . a defensive player who helped NSU’s backline break the school record for least amount of goals allowed in a single season in both 2012 (20) and 2013 (19) . . . transferred to NSU after playing his freshman year at Division I Coastal Carolina University.
 
Junior (2013) – Was one of four members of the squad to start all 17 matches . . . finished the season with three goals and an assist for seven points . . . named to the NSCAA All-Central Region First Team . . . also landed on the Daktronics All-Central Region Second Team and the All-MIAA Second Team . . . was the top outside back on a defense that broke the school record for fewest goals allowed in a single season (19) . . . scored two goals against Oklahoma Christian (Sept. 17) and added a goal and his lone assist of the season against Southwest Baptist (Oct. 19) . . . played 110 minutes in three matches against Colorado Mines (Sept. 15), Rogers State (Oct. 9) and Fort Hays State (Oct. 24) . . . finished the year with 1,526 minutes played.
 
Sophomore (2012) – Started all 21 contests in his first year at Northeastern State . . . named All-MIAA Honorable Mention . . . scored one goal and helped on four more (1g-4a=6p) . . . lone goal was on a penalty kick against Southern Nazarene (Oct. 20) . . . recorded an assist in NSU’s 6-3 victory over Fort Hays State in the NCAA Round of 16 . . . played a season-high 110 minutes in three matches . . . finished the year with 1,784 minutes played . . . was moved to the backline midway through the season and helped NSU’s defense set the school record for least amount of goals allowed in a year (20).
 
Coastal Carolina University (2011) – Played in seven matches and made one start as a member of the Division I Chanticleers . . . posted two assists on the season . . . first assist came against Richmond (Sept. 4), and his second came on the game-winning goal against UNC Asheville in the Big South Conference Tournament Quarterfinals . . . helped CCU win the 2011 Big South Conference Regular Season Championship after posting a perfect 9-0 mark in league play . . . Coastal Carolina also advanced to the 2011 NCAA Division I Second Round.
 
High School – Four-year letterwinner at Catoosa High School under head coach Brent Crenshaw . . . scored 35 goals and had 23 assists in his first three years with the Indians . . . tabbed to the 5A All-District Team as a freshman and was selected as Midfielder of the Year . . . named to the 5A All-District Team as a sophomore ... Also earned MVP and Offensive Player of the Year accolades . . . named Offensive Player of the Year as a junior and was selected to the 4A All-District Team . . . played club and was a member of the ODP Regional and International Team . . . helped his team finish in third place in the PLW League . . . recipient of the Tulsa National Lifetime Award.
 
Personal – Major is undecided . . . son of Sid and Angie Schmoker . . . born May 7, 1993 . . . twin brother Jordan is also a member of the NSU squad.