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#9 Tyler Sytsma, Defender

Class year:
Junior		 Height:
5-9
Hometown:
Littleton, CO		 Position:
Defender
High school:
Heritage		 Major:
Undecided

2006: 19 games, 19 starts, one assist, one shot on goal…2006 All-GPAC 2nd-Team. 

Last Year: 21 games, 21 starts, one assist, one shot, one shot on goal…2007 1st-Team All-GPAC, All-Region, All-American Honorable Mention 

Swier:   "Tyler returns to anchor the defense this year.  His experience and leadership role, as a team captain, will be critical to the success of the team."

Academic: Marketing/Management Major. 

Personal: Son of Marvin and Cindy…brother to Travis (17) and Teagan (13).   

News

Soccer Talent On Display as Northwestern and Hastings Battle
  The two teams combine to put 11 players from last year’s All-GPAC squads on the field today; five first team players (Andy Janssen and Tyler Sytsma from Northwestern, and Nedim Hasanbegovic, Cory Sexson, and Mark Nave from Hastings), two second team players (Brendan Walker and Mike Stillmock from Hastings), and four honorable mentions (Ben Schneider, Steven Grand, and Aaron O’Brien from Northwestern and Brendan Walker from Hastings). Posted: Friday, September 19, 2008

Four Raiders Earn All-American/Region III Honors
) and sophomore defender Tyler Sytsma (Littleton, Colo. Posted: Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Red Raiders to Play #13 U. of Maine Fort Kent
Defensively, the Red Raiders are led by first team all-league sweeper, Tyler Sytsma. Posted: Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Three Raiders Earn First Team All-Conference Honors
Junior Andy Janssen and sophomores Brad White and Tyler Sytsma have been named first team all-GPAC players for their efforts in the 2007 men's soccer season. Posted: Thursday, November 1, 2007

Northwestern Defeats Briar Cliff 4-0 in Men's Soccer
Schneider kept Briar Cliff out of the net in the first half by making some very athletic saves and getting great defense in front of him by Bryant Wieking, Tyler Sytsma, Brian Springer, and Caleb Tilstra. Posted: Thursday, October 11, 2007