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James Fawke
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James Fawke

Class:
Sophomore

Hometown:
Cheltenham, England

High School:
Bournside School

Height:
6-2

Position:
Defender

11/19/2012

Five Bears Recognized on MVC Men's Soccer Scholar-Athlete Teams

Unanimous pick Cole Alexander and Andrew Riggs represent MSU on the first team

11/08/2012

Three Men's Soccer Bears Named to All-MVC Teams

Sophomore James Fawke highlights Valley awards with second-team honor

10/06/2012

Bears' Defensive Mishap Leads to 1-0 Loss Versus Bradley

The Braves capitalized on a botched clear to spoil Missouri State's MVC opener at home

09/22/2012

Men's Soccer Falls Short at No. 23 Xavier, 1-0

Bears' defense yet to allow first-half goal this season; Muskateers score in 81st minute

09/16/2012

Dartmouth Hands Men's Soccer First Loss of Season

Down a man in overtime, Bears allow golden goal in 106th minute

MSU Athletics Director's Honor Roll - Spring 2013, Spring 2012

2012: Was one of four Bears to start all 17 matches this season...Played the most minutes (1561) of an MSU player besides goalkeeper Andrew Riggs...Anchored the MSU backline that tied a school record for fewest goals allowed in a single season (14)...Registered nine shots on the season, three of which were on goal...Led the Bears' defense to five consecutive shutouts from Aug. 28 - Sept. 9...Named Defensive MVP at the University of Central Arkansas Tournament...Earned co-MVP honors at the Dayton Marriott Classic...Also named to the all-tournament team at New Mexico's TLC Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Lobo Invitational...Earned all-MVC second team honors...Was one of three Bears to garner MVC Scholar-Athlete honorable mention accolades.

2011: His freshman season was highlighted by a spot on the MVC All-Freshman team...Appeared in all but one of the Bears' 19 matches...Tied with fellow defender Andrew Turner for most starts among the freshman class with 14...Found his niche in the Bears' backfield and turned heads with his offensive skills; In a 2-1 loss to Tulsa (Sept. 1), Fawke struck from 40 yards out off a free kick for his first collegiate goal...His second goal was the lone goal scored in MSU's first win of the season at Cincinnati (Sept. 16)...Earned his first letter...Finish the season with 12 shots and six shots on goal.

Background: Played for Cheltenham Town F.C. since the age of nine...Helped his club advance to the final 16 of the Football Association Youth Cup in 2010-11; The Football Association Youth Cup brings in over 400 teams from across the country...During his stint with Cheltenham Town F.C., he faced the likes of Birmingham, Nottingham Forest, Portsmouth and Swansea...Was named captain As a team captain, his club advanced to the final 16 of the Football Association Youth Cup in 2010-11, an English U-19 competition that brings in over 400 teams from across the country. During his stint with Cheltenham Town F.C., his team played the likes of Birmingham, Nottingham Forest, Portsmouth and Swansea. Fawke was named team captain of his team from 2006-2011...Outside of soccer, Fawke also participated in rugby, track & field and cross country; Was a full back for the South West England rugby squad.

Personal: James George Fawke is the son of Gary and Sonja Fawke...Born September 24, 1992, in Cheltenham, England...His uncle, Tommy Taylor, played professional soccer for West Ham United...Majoring in administrative management.

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