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name: Ryan Cochrane
position: D height: 6-1 weight:180 Birthdate: August 08, 1983 Hometown: Portland, OR last club: Houston (MLS) |
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| Regular Season Stats | full bio l year-by-year stats l video highlights |
| year | club | gp | gs | min | g | a | sht | sog | fc | fs | c | ej |
| 2009 | Houston | 6 | 4 | 369 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 3 | 1 | 0 |
| San Jose | 2 | 2 | 180 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 1 | 0 | 0 | |
| Career | 111 | 96 | 8,550 | 4 | 4 | 17 | 8 | 154 | 45 | 22 | 2 | |
| Most Recent Video Highlights |
| date | clubs | video description |
| 10/25/08 | Toronto FC @ Quakes |
 Cochrane header puts San Jose ahead
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| 08/03/08 | Galaxy @ Quakes |
Ryan Cochrane for the win
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| 09/16/07 | Dynamo @ Galaxy |
Ryan Cochrane Goal
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Outlook
An original Dynamo player who was a part of the 2006 and 2007 MLS Cup championship squads and re-joined Houston to reinforce the defense in 2009.
MLS experience
2009: Rejoined Dynamo on Aug. 14 in trade with San Jose Appeared in six games, including four starts, down the stretch Stepped into starting lineup and helped Houston post shutout in 0-0 tie at RSL on 8/15 Also started in 1-1 tie vs. SEA on 8/23 Earned first assist of season with header to set up Andrew Hainault in 3-2 win at CHV on 10/25 09-10 Champions League: Started three of six group stage games. 2008 MLS: Selected by San Jose in 2007 MLS Expansion Draft Made 17 starts for expansion Earthquakes and scored a career-high two goals Netted 90th-minute rebound for 3-2 win vs. LA on 8/3 Headed home a corner kick in a 2-0 win vs. TFC on 10/25 Open Cup: Played nine minutes of qualifying game in snowstorm at RSL on 4/30 but left the game after a mid-air collision with teammate Jay Ayers.2007 MLS: Stepped into starting center back spot with 25 starts to help the Dynamo set a league record for fewest goals allowed in a season Scored only goal of the season from a corner kick on 9/16 at LA Playoffs: Played every minute of all four playoff games to help Dynamo to second consecutive MLS Cup title Assisted on Stuart Holden's goal in second leg of conference semifinal vs. FCD on 11/2 to start comeback from two-goal aggregate deficit to 4-2 overtime win Champions' Cup: Started three of four games as the Dynamo reached the semifinals SuperLiga: Made two starts as Dynamo reached semifinals U.S. Open Cup: Started and played first 33 minutes in 1-0 overtime loss to Charleston on 7/10.
2006 MLS: Made 24 starts for Houston and helped Dynamo to MLS Cup championship Made 27 total regular season appearances Scored lone goal in 1-1 tie on 5/27 at NE Playoffs: Appeared in three of four matches and started MLS Cup final at center back after Adrian Serioux moved to midfield to fill in for Ricardo Clark Open Cup: Made two appearances to help Dynamo to semifinals.
2005 MLS: Made only 14 appearances and six starts due in part to an ankle injury Reserves: Played in nine reserve league matches.
2004 MLS: Made 18 starts as a rookie with San Jose Made MLS debut and first career start on 5/15 at DAL Missed time with meniscus hip injuries Notched first assist of career and first career MLS point on 10/2 at COL Playoffs: Played 90 minutes in both legs of playoff series vs. Kansas City Open Cup: Played in three contests to help San Jose reach semifinals.
International
2003: Started all five matches for the United States U-20 national team at the FIFA World Youth Championships in United Arab Emirates Helped U.S. to first group win ever and highest World Youth Championships finish since 1992 Tied for second on U-20 National Team with 20 international appearances Tied for most appearances with 42 Started three matches in U-20 CONCACAF Qualifying Tournament Scored first international goal vs. Qatar on May 18, 2003 2001: Led U-18 team with 18 starts Tied for U-18 team lead with 18 appearances 2000: Only player to play in all 19 matches for U-18 team.College
Three-year starter at Santa Clara University Started all 21 games as a freshman in 2001 and helped anchor a defense that posted a 0.80 GAA Named Soccer America freshman all-American and all-West Coast Conference second team As a sophomore in 2002, earned first-team all-Far West region and all-conference and honorable mention all-America by CollegeSoccerNews.com Defense allowed 19 goals in his 14 games As a junior in 2003, led Broncos to NCAA semifinals as part of a defense that recorded 10 shutouts and had a 0.53 GAA Named a semifinalist for the prestigious M.A.C. Hermann Trophy Named first-team all-America by CSTV, second-team all-America by the NSCAA, and first-team all-conference.Amateur
Led LaSalle High School in Milwaukie, Or., to four league championships, three state finals appearances, and two Oregon state high school championships Earned first-team all-league honors during all four years of high school Earned second-team all-state honors during his freshman campaign and first-team honors in each of his final three years at LaSalle League player of the year during his sophomore, junior, and senior seasons Earned three consecutive adidas High School All-America honors Named Parade Magazine All-America recipient and Defender of the Year on March 11, 2001 Named Gatorade's Player of the Year for Oregon in 2001.Youth
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