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Stanford: Dunni had a breakout season in 2001 ... An All-Pac-10 performer ... Capable of creating and scoring goals as an attacking defender ... Has become a top all-around player by concentrating on developing both defending and attacking skills ... One of our nation's bright young talents.
2001: A 2001 First Team All-Pac-10 selection... All-Academic First Team selection... Made All-Tournament Team at 2001 NCAA College Cup, scoring Stanford's first goal of the game in a 3-2 (4OT) loss to North Carolina... Started 21 of Stanford's 22 matches ... Third on the team with seven assists... Tallied six goals on the year and 17 shots (10 on goal) for a total of 19 total points (fourth-best on the club)... Scored Stanford's only goal in a 1-0 victory against Portland in the second game of the year... Dished out two assists in a 4-1 win against San Jose State... A perfect 3-3 on penalty kicks... Named to the All-Tournament Team at the adidas Cal Legacy Classic back in September.
2000: Started in 21 matches on the back line as a sophomore ... Ranked second on the team and tied for second in the Pac-10 with nine assists, the most by a defender in Stanford history ... Named to the All-Conference First Team ... Named to the All-Conference First Team . . . Also earned First Team All-Academic Pac-10 accolades . . . Had a pair of assists in the home opener against San Francisco, including one to Scott Leber for the game winning goal . . . Also assisted on four other game winners throughout the season.
1999: Played in 18 games... Posted his first collegiate goal in a 3-1 win over MPSF foe Oregon State... Registered one assist on the season and nine shots... Totaled three points... Played in the NCAA First Round match against Santa Clara.
High School: A 1999 graduate of Dakota Ridge High School... Captained his prep squad to two consecutive undefeated seasons... Named MVP at the 1997 Colorado State High School Championship... Selected to the All-State Team in 1997 and '98... State and Regional Olympic Development Program Player... Played for the Colorado Rush club team, which he led to six state championships and a Western Regional championship (twice) ... Named MVP at the 1996 and '98 Colorado State Cup... Was the class valedictorian and a member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Son of Bob and Chris Dunivant... His brother Luke played soccer for Holy Cross... His father Robert played basketball for Western State College in Colorado... Hobbies include playing tennis, basketball, foosball, and ping pong ... Economics major.