Wisconsin Badgers

Honors
• 2014 Academic All-Big Ten

2016: Saw action in three games … tallied one save … played a total of 83 minutes

2015: Started two games, tallied three saves and finished with a 0-2-0 record ... held 1.65 goals against average ... played the full 90 minutes vs. Butler (8/28), made one save and allowed one goal ... played just under 74 minutes against No. 19 Xavier (8/30), made two saves, but allowed two goals.

2014: Started eight games ... posted a 1-5-2 record ... logged 2.00 goals against average ... gathered 33 saves ... garnered one shut out.

2013: Started 12 games ... posted an 8-3-1 record ... had 1.37 goals against average ... gathered 33 saves ... garnered three shutouts ... recorded career-high seven saves in 2-1 win at FGCU (Sept. 14) ... notched his first career shutout in a 2-0 win at USF (Sept. 12) ... made first career start in 1-1 tie at UMKC (Aug. 31).

High School: Varsity starter for head coach John Coppola all four years at Archbishop Spalding High School in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association "A" Conference ... named to the all-MIAA "A" conference team as a junior and senior... first team All-Anne Arundel County (2011)... earned Baltimore Sun and Washington Post honorable mention accolades for goaltender in 2011 ... second in Washington metropolitan area for total saves as a senior (Washington Post) ...Spalding Defensive Player of the Year and team MVP as a sophomore ... Maryland State Cup semi-finalist in 2011 ... Disney Soccer Showcase U-19 semifinalist ... U.S. Men's National Team U-17 camp ... starting goalkeeper and regional finalist for Maryland Olympic Development Program in 2010 ... made Olympic Develop Program trips to England (2010) and Italy (2011)

Personal: Parents are Dan and Valerie Beyers ... has one brother, Sam ... father was a four-year starter and captain of nationally ranked American University soccer team ... mother was a four-year starter and captain of American University tennis team ... majoring in electrical engineering.

Trask on Beyers: "Casey is a goalkeeper from the Washington D.C. area and comes highly recommended from Peter Mehlert and former UW goalkeeper Alex Howarth. At 6-5 he has a great physical presence in goal and the staff feels that he will compete from playing time sooner rather than later. Casey is a former UW camper who will represent the fine tradition of student-athletes here in Madison and within the men's soccer program."

Why Wisconsin? "The opportunity to play for a team capable of competing for a national championship at a school with a rigorous engineering and academic program ... there's also a family connection: my grandmother was born in Madison, and my great-grandfather received his PhD in English from UW-Madison."

Beyers' Career Statistics as of November 11, 2015