6 Ryan Robb Class: Junior Hometown: Ampthill, England High School: Redbourne Upper Height: 5-8 Position: MF

Career Stats

2010: Saw the most minutes of any Golden Eagle with 1,735 minutes ... Was one of three players to see action in every game, and the only MU player to start in every match ... Second on the team with four assists on the season ... Was credited with a pair of assists in MU's 3-2 overtime win over Seton Hall (Oct. 30) ... Assisted on both of MU's goals in a 2-0 win over Wright State (Oct. 6) ... Scored the equalizer in 1-1 draw vs. No. 3/4 Connecticut (Oct. 1) ... Goal vs. UConn was his first of the season, unassisted in the 80th minute.

2009: Honored asMU's Newcomer of the Year ...Played in 13 games in his debut season ... Started at midfielder in last nine matches of the season, including MU's match vs. USF in the first round of the BIG EAST Men's Soccer Championship ... Tallied his first collegiate goalvs.Pittsburgh (Oct. 31)... Recordedfirst collegiate assist in the same match ...finished with three points on the season, including nine shots and six shots on goal ... His .667 shots-on-goal percentage ranked second on the team ...One of 11 MU players named to the 2009-10 BIG EAST All-Academic Team.

Prior to Marquette: Native of England ... Captained his Redbourne Upper School team ...Helped team winBedfordshire Divisionand 2008 County Cup runner-up ...Also played withBarton Rovers FC and was named the squad's 2008 Most Improved Player ... Played for Milton Keynes Wanderers in 2006 ...Led team to Rushden and Diamonds Academy Cup ...Also played for Crystal Palace and Luton Town youth academy teams.

Personal: Born Jan. 12, 1991 in Ampthill, Bedfordshire, England ... Son of James and Nicola Robb ...Played golf, cricket, rugby, and table tennis in high school ... Graduated high school with a perfect GPA... majoring in biomedical science.