Wisconsin Badgers

Honors
• 2x Academic All-Big Ten (2015, '16)

2017: Played in on game ... protected the shutout against in-state rival Marquette (10/4) and ushered in a save in the contest

2016: Played in one game … held the shutout against Milwaukee (10/18) … 2016 Academic All-Big Ten honoree

2015: Played in 16 games, while starting 15 ... recorded 59 saves for a 5-6-3 record ... tallied three shut outs and posted a 1.38 goals against average.

2014: Appeared in 11 games, starting in 10 ... posted a 2-7-1 record ... had a 1.6 goals against average ... gathered 33 saves ... garnered two shut outs.

High School: Ranked in the 2014 Boys IMG Academy 150 Player Pool ... rated a four-star prospect by TopDrawerSoccer.com ... played for club teams Chicago Fire Academy (2013-14), Sockers FC (2007-13) ... attended Chicago Fire U18 Academy (2013-14), Sockers FC U18 Academy (2012-14), and Sockers FC U16 Academy (2011-12) ... invited to the U.S. Soccer Federation Training Centers 2011-13 ... attended Glenbrook South High School where he was an Honor Roll student all four years.

Personal: Son of Marie Remeniuk, Taras Remeniuk and Yaro Dachniwsky ... has one brother, Alex ... majoring in psychology.

Trask on Remeniuk: "Adrian is a modern-day goalkeeper who can dictate the flow of the game. His background with the Chicago Fire Academy and work with volunteer assistant coach Stan Anderson allows him to play at a level higher than his age would suggest. The battle between the goalkeepers this coming fall will be intense and provide for competition that will make the whole team stronger. Adrian knows he has all the tools to lead us, now the question becomes is he mentally ready for the rigors of Big Ten soccer as a freshman."

Tiemeyer on Remeniuk: "Adrian plays goalkeeper with a real presence. He combines height, length, athleticism and communication ability to create his strong presence. Adrian has received excellent training at the Chicago Fire, but has continually looked outside for additional training opportunities. He has a strong desire to be successful."

Why Wisconsin? "Wisconsin offers the best opportunity for me both athletically and academically. The Big Ten is a challenging conference and will allow me to keep improving as a soccer player. I have followed Coach (John) Trask's teams since I have been in grade school. The tradition he and his coaching staff have created made my decision a no-brainer."