Eamon O'Neill Class: Senior Hometown: Wilmington, Del. High School: Salesianum Height / Weight: 6-1 / 175 Position: M/F

2008: Appeared in all 23 matches, including making five starts ... Tallied a goal in a win over IUPUI (8/31) ... Assisted on a goal in a victory over Xavier (9/14) ... Ranked third on the team with 31 shots ... Academic All-Big Ten.

2007: Came off the bench in each of the team's 20 matches as one of the first substitutes ... Ranked fifth on team with eight points ... Posted a team season-high seven shots against Green Bay (Nov. 3) ... Scored a goal in a win over No. 16 Michigan State Oct. 28 and then again the following match in a victory over Western Illinois (Oct. 31) ... Recorded a goal and an assist in a victory at Yale Sept. 7 ... Named MVP of Yale Soccer Classic ... Contributed an assist in a season-opening win over Colgate ... Academic All-Big Ten.

2006: Started 10-of-18 games in his first season ... Tied for fifth on the team with seven total points on two goals -- both game winners -- and three assists ... Recorded his first career goal and assist in the win at UC Irvine (9/4) ... Had his other goal in the win at Loyola (9/27) and notched assists against Ohio State (9/17) and Valpo (10/4).

High School: Led Salesianum High School to three state championships and a 40-0-0 record during junior and senior seasons ... Led high school to a final-national ranking of No. 8 in 2005 ... Tallied 69 goals and 64 assists in three years as a starter ... Two-time Delaware Player of the Year ... NSCAA High School All-Amercan in 2004 and 2005, one of only two repeat All-Americans in the country ... NSCAA Youth All-American in 2004 and 2005 ... Twice invited to Adidas ESP for nation's top 150 players ... Played club soccer at FC Delco leading them to four-consecutive state championships from 2002-05.

Personal: Born Eamon Patrick O'Neill ... Son of Liz and Brendon O'Neill ... Father, Brendon, was a running back at Dartmouth ... Mom, Liz, swam at Northeastern and recently completed The Marine Corps Marathon ... Chose Northwestern over Boston College, South Carolina and James Madison.