Roshan Patel

COACHES' BREAKDOWN: "Underrated, great left foot, drives forward from the back. Athletic, but I question if his skills translate to a higher level ... All of the guys at W&M were decent players when we played them. No one outstsanding. Solid, steady plays ... I question whether good enough to play at next level.... Tremendous left foot. Great ball striker, great service. Attacking and can get back and forth. Can score in the air or the ground. Good size, but probably doesn't have strength and speed for MLS right now. Good mentality, willing to learn and work on his game. Good tackler, and he likes defending. Not great 1-v-1. He's very, very slim."

COLLEGE: 2013: Started 17 matches for the Tribe on the backline … Finished the season with three goals, two assists, and eight points … Scored a goal in the Tribe’s First Round NCAA Tournament match … Helped the Tribe backline to a CAA-best nine shutouts on the year … Named a team captain … Finished the season with 1594 minutes played... 2012: Earned 16 starts in 16 appearances for the Tribe ... Tallied first career assist versus Georgia State ... 2011: Appeared in 16 matches for the Tribe, earning 10 starts ... Scored one goal on the season ... 2010: Named to the CAA All-Rookie Team ... One of four Tribe players to start all 22 matches ... Totaled one goal on the season ... Scored the game-winning goal in his first career match, tallying a score in the Tribe's 3-1 victory at Loyola ...

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: ESPN RISE Spring All-America Second Team … Liberty District and Northern Region Player of the Year … Selected First-Team All-State and Washington Post First-Team All-Met … Chosen First-Team All-Northern Region as a senior … Three-time All-district at Langley … Also played for the GFA ’91 Elite, who won the Virginia State Cup in 2008, 2009, and 2010.

PERSONAL: Son of Amrish and Joyce Patel … Enjoys listening to music and photography in his spare time …