Northeastern University Athletics

2015: Has started three games…Made nine saves this season, two against Temple (Aug. 30), three against California (Sept. 6) and four against James Madison (Sept. 30).
 
2014: Has played in eight games, including five starts … had a 0.857 save percentage against Old Dominion (Sept. 7) ... Recorded a career high with 10 saves against Hofstra (Oct. 29) and registerd his first shutout of the season.

2013:
AWARDS AND HONORS:

• CAA Player of the Week (Oct. 14)

Started 17 games this season ... Finished the season second in the CAA in save percentage (.779), tied second in shutouts (six), third in goals against average (0.96) and fourth in saves (60) ... Tied a career-high with six saves in each match against Elon (Aug. 30) and at Duke (Sept. 1) ... Made four saves against Fairfield (Sept. 7) ... Collected one save against Fordham (Sept. 10) ... Registered four saves at Providence (Sept. 14) to collect his second straight shutout ... Saved two visiting Boston University (Sept. 17) ... Made two saves hosting Columbia (Sept. 21) ... Recorded one save at Holy Cross (Sept. 24) registering his thid shutout of the season ... Saved three versus Stony Brook (Sept. 28) ... Stopped five shots at James Madison (Oct. 6) ... Saved four to collect a shutout against Hofstra (Oct. 9) ... Record his second consecutive shutout for the second time in the seaosn by making five saves versus Drexel (Oct. 12) ... Collected his third straight shutout with a four-save performance in a 2-0 win over Delaware (Oct. 16) ... Stopped six shots in a 1-0 loss at William & Mary (Oct. 19) ... Recorded two saves in loss at UNCW (Nov. 6) ... Made five stops in double overtime loss against Delaware in CAA tournament (Nov.9).

2012: Started four matches, posting a 2-1-1 record ... Made first career appearance starting against Marist … Saw action against Michigan ... Earned his first career shutout at Fairfield, making five saves ... Played the first 45 minutes against William & Mary, making one save.

High School: Played two years of varsity soccer at West Anchorage High School … played goalkeeper and captained the Darlington School (Ga.) Soccer Academy for three seasons … received first-team all-conference honors and was named All-State in 2009 … was ranked 13th in the country by GotSoccer … was champion of Disney's Presidents' Day tournament and the Chicago Sockers Tournament (2010) … was a finalist for the Nike Norcross Cup (2009) and the John Talley Showcase (2010) … named to the Director's List three times (2009, 2010, 2011) and inducted into the National Honor Society

Ainscough on Faber: “Dylan is really going to push for the number one spot next year. We really like what we see in terms of his character and his mentality. He was mentored by Chad Liddle, who has worked with the U.S. National Team program, so we know Dylan is well coached and well prepared. He has a very high soccer pedigree.”

Faber on choosing Northeastern: “I chose to come to Northeastern because I feel like there is an opportunity to make an immediate impact on the soccer program. I was very impressed by the high work rate and movement of the ball during the games I've watched, as well. The Colonial Athletic Association is highly competitive, and I believe Northeastern can dominate and find success in the very near future and then continue that success into the NCAA Tournament. I was also aided in my decision by Northeastern being ranked among the top colleges in America academically. I cannot wait to get started in August and work towards success with my new teammates.”

Category	Number	Most Recent
Saves	10	Oct. 29, 2014 vs. Hofstra