Honors
• 2014 Big Ten All-Freshman team
• 2014 All-Big Ten second team
• 2017 All-Big Ten second team
2017: Started in 21 games for Wisconsin in his senior season ... capped of an illustrious career with an incredibly well-rounded resume in goals (5), assists (7), and points (17) ... recorded 20 shots as well as eight shots on frame ... tallied two game-winning goals on the year ... graduates as one of Wisconsin's most electric players, playing in 77 games while notching outstanding overall numbers in goals (16), assists (22), and points (54) ... finished with 6472 minutes of career field time at UW
2016: Played in 19 games, started 18… scored three goals on the season against Michigan (9/9), Green Bay (10/11), and Maryland (10/14) … notched six assists on the year… recorded 20 shots on net and six shots on goal… reached 10 career goals as well as 50 games played as a Badger … earned his second career Big Ten honor, garnering All-Big Ten second team honors … 2016 Academic All-Big Ten honoree
2015: Played in 19 games, starting 18 ... led the team in assists with four ... recorded three goals and 27 shots on the season ... tallied an assist vs. Maryland (Sept. 27) ... scored a goal against St. John's (Sept. 19) ... recorded an assist against UC Davis (Sept. 6).
2014: Appeared in 18 games, starting in 15 ...recorded 15 points on five goals ... led team in goals (5), assists (5) and points (15) ... scored two goals vs. Xavier (Aug. 31) ... scored goal vs. George Mason (Sep. 5) ... recorded one goal and one assist vs. Rutgers (Sept. 12) ... recorded one assist vs. Green Bay (Oct. 7) ... recorded one assist vs. Michigan State (Oct. 11) ... recorded one assist vs. Loyola Chicago (Oct. 4) ... recorded one assist vs. Penn State (Oct. 27) ... scored one goal vs. Rutgers (Nov. 8).
High School: Rated No. 67 in the nation by CollegeSoccerNews.com ... ranked in the 2014 Boys IMG Academy 150 Player Pool ... rated a four-star prospect by TopDrawerSoccer.com ... played club soccer with St. Louis Scott Gallagher U11-18 and Busch Soccer Club U7-10 ... played prep soccer at St. John Vianney High School ... as a sophomore, was named to Second Team Metro Catholic Conference ... as a freshman, was a Metro Catholic Conference Honorable Mention and contributed to his team finishing as 2010 MSHSAA State Finalists ... U-18 USMNT National Combine (2013), USSDA U-16 Central Conference Starting XI (2013), USSDA U-18 Fifth in Nation (2013), USSDA Central Conference Starting XI (2012), USSDA U-16 National Finalist (2012), Manchester United Premier Cup Participants (2010-11), and 2009 Nike iD2 International Selection (Germany/Netherlands).
Personal: Son of Jim and Mimi Segbers ... has four siblings, including two brothers, Nick and Dave, and two sisters, Shirley and Shelby ... major is undeclared.
Trask on Segbers: "Mark is a game changer, plain and simple. He has athleticism and quality very few players in the United States possess. I believe Mark will be a professional player in the future and a guy who brings enthusiasm and charisma to the team. Having watched Mark compete for the famed Scott Gallagher Club in St. Louis, the sky is the limit for him. Recruiting him has been a pleasure, but now we get to work with him on a daily basis and that is something the staff and I look forward to greatly."
Tiemeyer on Segbers: "Mark has the rare combination of high-end athleticism, technique and passion for the game. His transition is excellent as he is more than willing to put in the work on the defensive side and he truly excels in the attack. Mark comes from a wonderful family and a high school that is second to none. He is a wonderful teammate and will mature into a terrific leader at Wisconsin."
Why Wisconsin? "I chose to go to Wisconsin not only because of the beautiful campus, but also because of the great and rich history of the academic and athletic programs. The University of Wisconsin has top notch academics that offer broad academic opportunities. Another reason I was intrigued by the University was because of the amount of help and guidance that is provided. Knowing there is always someone eager to help you become the best person of your ability genuinely gives you a sense of family. Another place that gives me a sense of family is in the athletic program. The soccer staff truly made a huge impression on me the first time I met with them on my visit to Wisconsin. Not only were they a high-profile staff, but their attention to detail about my play, respect for me as a person and making sure I fit into their program was heartwarming. I also chose Wisconsin for the simple reason of following my gut. At the end of the day, I could see myself being happy, getting a five-star education, growing and developing as a player, and building relationships that will last a lifetime."
