2013 Pro Soccer Combine – Men's Player Profile
Philip Suprise
 
Player Profile
Positions Played   Forward
Height   5' 9"
Weight   160 lbs.
Nationality/Passport   USA Passport
Birthdate / Birthplace   December 31, 1990 / Wisconsin
School/Last Season of Eligibility   Quinnipiac University / 2012
Last Professional Team   N/A
Combine Coach   Jesse Myers, Rochester Rhinos (USL Pro)

Scouting Report
Technical (1 - 5: 5=strongest)
Category Score Comments
Dribbling 4 Creative and unpredictable. Can beat players at speed.
Passing 3 Connects passes at short range accurately
1st Touch 3
Crossing 3  
Finishing 3 Scored a handful of goals
Heading 1 Can improve this

Tactical (1 - 5: 5=strongest)
Category Score Comments
Decision Making 3 Has a tendancy to over do it at times... too many touches
Communication 3
Executes Under Pressure 3
Movement Off Ball 3.5 Active and elusive
Small-Sided Game 3
Full-Field Game 3.5

Physical Ability (1 - 5: 5=strongest)
Category Score Comments
Strength 2 Needs to be stronger
Speed 3.5 Better than average
Quickness 4 Very good over 5 yards
Endurance 3
Agility 4

Combine Coach's Overall Comments
Plenty of technical attacking ability. Can be dynamic beating players. Decent finisher. Must be tactically better from a defensive standpoint tohelp be a more complete player. Discipline. Has the potential to play professionally.

Collegiate Soccer Career
Head Coach: Eric De Costa

Notes:
2012: NSCAA All-North Atlantic First Team. Finished season with 9 goals and 2 assists for a team-best 20 points on the season. Earned his second trip to the NEC First-Team and fourth career conference accolade. His goal against the Red Flash NEC Tournament served as his 26th career goal for the Bobcats. With the tally, he finished his career in eighth place all-time in goals (26), ninth place all-time in points (61), and was one assist shy of cracking top 15 all-time. Suprise's 26 goals are third most since Quinnipiac joined the NCAA's top division.

Professional / Semi-Pro / Club Soccer Career
Croatian Eagles SC (Milwaukee). 2012 US Open Cup National Champions and U23 Men's National Runner-Up

Injury and Medical Information
Jones fracture, left foot, surgery with screw, 2010.
Bilateral Compartment Syndrome, Fasciotomy, Spring 2011.

Contact Information
Email: soccer@infosportinc.com

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