Player Details

Name

Travis Worra

Height

6' 3"

Weight

174 lbs

Date of Birth

4.9.1993 (31)

Birthplace

Lancaster, PA USA

Position

Goalkeeper
Latest News
Latest News
DC's Travis Worra always had MLS ambitions - but not always as a player

DC's Travis Worra always had MLS ambitions - but not always as a player

WASHINGTON—When D.C. United goalkeeper Travis Worra was in college, he wanted a career in Major League Soccer. He just wasn’t sure if it would be on the field or at a desk. So when the statistics major – and economics minor – turned in a project analyzing the league’s financial
DC goalkeeping coach encourages Travis Worra to seize rare opportunity

DC goalkeeping coach encourages Travis Worra to seize rare opportunity
DC United goalkeeper Travis Worra stands tall in first MLS start

DC United goalkeeper Travis Worra stands tall in first MLS start
Latest Video
Latest Video
D.C. United vs. Houston Dynamo - Game Highlights
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D.C. United vs. Houston Dynamo - Game Highlights

DC-HOU 4-Min
SAVE: Travis Worra falls on Memo Rodriguez rip
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SAVE: Travis Worra falls on Memo Rodriguez rip
FC Dallas 4-2 D.C. United | 4-Minute Highlights
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FC Dallas 4-2 D.C. United | 4-Minute Highlights
CHANCE - Travis Worra tips a chipped shot over the crossbar
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CHANCE - Travis Worra tips a chipped shot over the crossbar
SAVE: Travis Worra dives to stop Tsubasa Endoh shot
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SAVE: Travis Worra dives to stop Tsubasa Endoh shot
SAVE: Travis Worra pushes Aird’s low drive wide
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SAVE: Travis Worra pushes Aird’s low drive wide

Career Summary

Out of contract following 2018 season.

PRONUNCIATION: WORE-uh

Playing primarily as a backup in 2017, Worra will likely be the No. 3 keeper behind David Ousted and Steve Clark.

COLLEGE: During his four-year college career at New Hampshire, Worra started 59 of 60 games and finished with a record of 25-22-10. He is tied for second in program history in shutouts (21), third in wins and seventh in saves (234). The Lancaster, Pa., native was named America East Goalkeeper of the Year and was a first team All-America East selection in 2013, with six shutouts and a 0.55 goals against average.