Gabe Segal Season 2021

Career Accolades

• Pac-12 champion (2020)
• All-Pac-12 Second Team (2020)
• TopDrawer Soccer National Team of the Week (March 16, 2021)
• Pac-12 Player of the Week (March 2, 2021)
• Two-Time Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll (2020-21)

As a Junior (2021)

• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll
• Appeared in all 18 matches, starting eight
• Recorded two goals on the season, scoring against Oregon State (10/10) and San Diego State (10/21)
• Added three assists, including one in each of the final two games of the season
• Recorded a season-high four shots against California (11/11)
• Played a season-high 101 minutes against Washington (10/31)
• Part of a Stanford offense that ranked 19th nationally in assists per game (2.17)

As a Sophomore (2020-21) • Pac-12 Champions

• All-Pac-12 Second Team
• TopDrawer Soccer National Team of the Week (March 16, 2021)
• Pac-12 Player of the Week (March 2, 2021)
• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll
• Appeared in all 14 matches, starting each
• Ranked second on the team with six goals
  • Added two assists on the year for 14 points, tied for third on the team
• Featured three game-winning goals, good for 14th nationally
  • Scored the winner against Pacific (2/12), in overtime at San Diego State (2/27) and against No. 5 Oregon State (3/13)
• Boasted a three-point performance at California (2/20) with a goal and an assist
• Scored in back-to-back games twice
• Totaled 47 shots on the year, including 15 on goal
• Played at least 50 minutes in all games, going the full distance once
• Part of a Stanford offense that ranked top-10 nationally in total goals (30), total assists (32) and total points (92)

As a Freshman (2019)

• Appeared in all 22 matches off the bench
• Tied for the team lead with six goals, ranking fourth with 12 points
• Scored a goal in his collegiate debut at Penn State (Aug. 30)
• Found the back of the net in three straight games, against American (Sept. 15), at California (Sept. 20) and San Jose State (Sept. 24)
  • Goal against the Golden Bears was the game-winner
• Also scored in one-goal victories against San Diego State (Oct. 31) and No. 1 Washington (Nov. 10)
• Totaled 22 shots, including 12 on goal
• Played a season-high 60 minutes at No. 3 Clemson in the NCAA Quarterfinals

U.S. Soccer

• Played for U.S. Soccer at the U-18, U-17, U-16 and U-14 levels since January 2015
• U-18
  • Champions of the Vaclav Jezek Tournament (Lazne Belohrad, Czech Republic) in August 2018
    • Opponents: UAE, Bulgaria, Czech Republic and Japan
    • Scored twice against Bulgaria
  • June 2018 Domestic Camp and Friendlies (Kansas City, Mo.)
  • November 2017 Domestic Camp (Chula Vista, Calif.)
• U-17
  • Invited to training camp playing one year up with U-17 team in September and October 2016 (Bradenton, Fla.)
• U-16
  • Leading goal scorer over 18-month U-16 team cycle (11 goals)
  • April 2017 Mondial Minimes Tournament (Montaigu, France)
    • Opponents: Japan, Mexico and Brazil
    • Goal against Japan and game-winning assist against Mexico
  • March 2017 Domestic Training Camp
  • February 2017 International Camp and Friendlies (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
    • Opponents: A.A. Argentino Juniors, San Lorenzo de Almargo, Racing Club de Avellaneda
    • Game-tying assist against San Lorenzo and game-winning assist against Avellaneda
  • December 2016 IMG Cup (Bradenton, Florida)
    • Tournament champions
    • Led team with six goals in four games
  • April/May 2016 Tournament Delle Nazioni (Gradisca d’ISonzo, Italy)
    • Opponents: Croatia, Brazil, Slovenia, England and Italy
    • One goal, one assist and two starts
  • February 2016 International Camp and Friendlies (St. George’s Park, England)
    • Started both matches against England and scored once in each
• U-14
  • August 2015 Domestic Camp and Friendlies (Carson, Calif.)
  • May 2015 International Camp and Friendlies (Zagreb, Croatia)
    • Opponents: Croatia, Bravo Ljubljana and Serbia
    • Started all three matches amd scored once against Croatia
  • February 2015 International Camp and Friendlies (Madrid, Spain)
    • Opponents: Real Madrid, Rayo Vallecano and Extremaduras 00
    • Scored against Rayo and had an assist against Madrid
  • January 2015 Domestic Camp (Bradenton, Fla.)
  • October 2014 Domestic Camp (Carson, Calif.)

Prior to Stanford

• A 2019 graduate of Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, Md.
• Bethesda Soccer Club (2015-19)
  • 2016-17 U-16's finished first in the USSDA Atlantic Division
    • The only non-MLS affiliated team to make a a quarterfinal appearance in the playoffs
  • Two-time United Soccer Coaches Youth All-American (2018 and 2017)
  • Selected to 2018 Adidas ESP all-star team in conjunction with MLS All-Star game
  • Team captain in 2018-19 with 18 goals in 21 games
  • Scored 19 goals and added 14 assists in 28 development academy games in 2017-18
    • Also had six goals and three assists in 11 GA Cup matches
  • Team co-captain in 2016-17
    • 24 goals and eight assists in 28 development academy games
    • Accounted for 32 of teams 44 goals on way to first place in Atlantic Division
    • Scored 11 game-winning goals
    • Third-leading scorer in the country for USSDA U-16s
      • Top scorer in East Region
      • Most goals by a player born in 2001 in USSDA
  • Selected to 2016 Generation Adidas Ajax Select Team
  • Invited to id2 2001 Select Team
• Guest player with DC United for the Generation Adidas Cup in 2017-18
  • Qualified for the top group and played CA River Plate and Eintracht Frankfurt

Personal

• Full name is Gabriel North Segal
• Born in Washington, D.C.
• Son of Thayer Nelson and Dan Segal
• Has an older sister, Ella, and younger brother, Nathaniel
• Grandfather, Eric Nelson, was a defensive tackle on the football team at Harvard and graduated in 1961
  • Academic All-American
  • Passed up a contract offer from the Baltimore Colts to attend medical school