Career Statistics
Game-By-Game Statistics
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2009
2012 (Senior): Capped career with a 7-5-1 record and .775 save percentage in 16 games (16 starts)...Tied for the eighth most wins by a keeper in E-town men's soccer history with 30...Ranks second all-time in minutes played...Fifth in the Commonwealth Conference in both goals against average (1.24) and save percentage...Sixth in the league in saves with 62, and seventh in saves per game (3.88)...Tied for sixth in the CC in shutouts with two, along with teammate
Rodrigo Barrera...Career-high 10 saves in a 1-1 draw with Lebanon Valley on Homecoming (Oct. 20)...Blocked down five shots or more in four games...Denied six scoring attempts at No. 3 Messiah Oct. 6...Six-game unbeaten streak in the final six games of the regular season from Oct. 10-27 (5-0-1)...Totaled 17 career shutouts in 58 games played...Chosen as Commonwealth Conference Goalkeeper of the Week on Oct. 22...Named All-Commonwealth Conference Honorable Mention.
2011 (Junior): Blue Jays' No. 1 goalkeeper played in 15-of-17 games, missing two to injury...Starter in all 15 games he played...Had another impressive scoreless run with four straight shutouts from Sept. 10-21, and 359 scoreless minutes from Sept. 4-24...Set a new career-high in wins with nine (9-6-0) and matched his career-high in shutouts in a season with six...Stopped 13 shots in a pair of games against Messiah, making seven saves on Oct. 31 and six on Nov. 3...Messiah games were Carr's top save performances of the season...Blanked Arcadia Oct. 22 with five stops...Ranked fourth in the conference in goals against average (1.06) and save percentage (.768)...Fifth in the CC in saves (53) and sixth in saves per game (3.53)...Chosen to the All-Commonwealth Conference Second Team...Enters senior season fifth in program history in minutes played by a keeper (3,520) and is poised to join the top 10 career leaders in wins, already having totaled 23.
2010 (Sophomore): Started 11-of-18 games, while bettering his goals against average, save percentage and wins total...All-Commonwealth Conference First Team GK and NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region Third Team GK...Allowed just nine goals in 990 minutes en route to an 8-3 overall record...Team's leading keeper in saves (32), wins (eight) and shutouts (six)...Once again ranked top five in the conference in goals against average (0.82) and save percentage (.780)...Six shutouts were third most in the league...Set a new career best with eight saves in 1-0 Commonwealth Conference semifinal loss at Messiah Nov. 6...Received the win in seven of his first eight games played...Registered five straight shutouts from Oct. 13-27...Scoreless streak of 529:49 from Oct. 9-30...Made four saves or more in four games...Stopped five Lycoming shots in a 3-0 E-town win Oct. 23...Collected his first career point with a clearing attempt that ended up as an assist on
Luis Devia's goal in a 3-2 win over Elmhurst Sept. 11...Chosen as the Commonwealth Conference Defender/Goalkeeper of the Week two weeks in a row (Oct. 18 and 25).
2009 (Freshman): Started 10 games as a freshman and appeared in six others...Went 6-4-1 with a 1.00 goals against average and .755 save percentage in nearly 1175 minutes...Third lowest goals against average amongst Commonwealth Conference keepers and fifth highest save percentage...Recorded three shutouts, which ranked sixth in the league...First college appearance came in a 4-0 win at Neumann on Sept. 2...Picked up his first win with three saves in 62:22 against McDaniel Sept. 15...Made his first start in E-town's next game, versus Drew on Sept. 23...First clean sheet notched against Franklin & Marshall Oct. 7, a game the Jays won 1-0...Also collected shutouts at Lycoming Oct. 13, and against Widener Oct. 28...Made 40 saves on the season, which ranked eighth in the Commonwealth Conference.
High school: Played soccer under head coach Ryan Bombick at Phoenixville High School...Earned four varsity letters.
Personal: Born Dec. 3, 1990...Son of Thomas and Nancy Carr...Younger sister, Rachel, is a freshman at Elizabethtown College and a member of its women's cross county and track & field teams...Majoring in International Business.
