University of Detroit Mercy Athletics

Career Highlights:
• Four-time Fall and Spring Horizon League Honor Roll selection with a 3.61 career GPA.
• Four-time Detroit Mercy Athletic Director Honor Roll selection

2022:
• Didn't see action due to injury

2021:
• Played and started 16 games during senior season 
• Tallied a goal against Chicago State
• Took seven shots with on goal

2020 (Played in spring 2021):
• One of five Titans to start in all seven matches during the season.
• Led the team in assists (three) and ranked second on the squad in total points (three).
• Was second on the team in minutes played (642) from his back line position, adding five shots and two shots on net.
• Assisted on Jake Poorman's game-winning goal in the 66th minute of a 2-1 road win at NKU (2/4).
• Recorded assists in back-to-back games -- at Oakland (2/28) and in a home victory against IUPUI (3/12).
• Earned Detroit Mercy Athletic Director's Honor Roll accolades (3.0 GPA+).

2019:
• One of four Titans to start and play in all 19 matches.
• Ranked third on the team in minutes played (1,702), totaling three points (one goal, one assist).
• Tied-for-seventh on the squad in shots (11) from his defensive position, adding five shots on goal.
• Scored first collegiate goal off header in 3-2 road win at San Diego State (9/8).
• Assist came on Mohamad Miri's goal at Wright State (10/19).
• Posted a season-best two shots on goal at Cleveland State (11/8).
• Played in every minute on the field up until Horizon League quarterfinal game against Milwaukee (11/11).
• Earned Detroit Mercy Athletic Director's Honor Roll accolades (3.0 GPA+).

2018:
• One of five Titans to play in all 18 matches, making 14 starts in his first season.
• Led all first-year field players and ranked seventh overall in minutes played (1,089).
• Finished his freshman campaign with five shots and three shots on goal.
• Made collegiate debut in season opener at Cal (8/24), starting and playing 68 minutes.
• Posted a shot on goal at Robert Morris (8/31), adding two more shots on goal at Western Michigan (9/26).
• Played in a season-best 110 minutes in a 2-2 draw against Purdue Fort Wayne (10/2) at home.
• Earned Detroit Mercy Athletic Director's Honor Roll accolades (3.0 GPA+).

High School;
• A four-year letter-winner for the Maroon Giants and coach Samir Sandhu.
• Played four sports in high school, also lettering in track and field (four years), football (two years) and basketball (one year).
• Four-time First Team All-Conference in soccer, three-time All-District honoree and Third Team Division 1 All-State as a senior.
• Three-time Team MVP (2015-17).
• Captain's Club and Citizenship Award, helping lead team to two district semifinal appearances.
• Named First Team All-Conference and Special Teams MVP in football.
• Season highs were 10 goals and 10 assists.
• Started all but one game during four-year career.
• Played club soccer for Kalamazoo Kingdom for two years, playing on squad that was 2016 Super Y National Champions, 2017 State Cup champions and ranked No. 1 in the state of Michigan.
• Involved with National Honors Society and Link Crew.

Personal:
Full name: Ryan Patrick Halloran
Parents: Tim Halloran and Gretchen Dettloff
Sibling: Colin
Birthplace: Kalamazoo, Mich.
Major: Business/Enrolled in 5-year MBA program.