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Chris Cahill |
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Returns for a fifth season in 2007 has been the
primary starter in goal for the Fighting Irish over
the past two seasons earned third-team all-BIG
EAST honors in 2006 carries a career goalsagainst
average of 0.81 and a .815 save percentage
has played, and started, in 43 career matches
and owns a record of 26-13-4 (.651) his three
shutouts in NCAA Tournament play during his
career is a Notre Dame record a two-time
monogram winner a BIG EAST Academic All-Star.
AS A SENIOR: Third-team all-BIG EAST
selection appeared in 20 games, all starts
posted a 0.77 goals-against average and a .817
save percentage in 1755:43 of play allowed 15
goals, while making 67 saves notched a 14-5-1
record with 11 shutouts had a personal-best
scoreless streak of 342:27 snapped against
Georgetown on Oct. 7 selected as the BIG EAST
goalkeeper of the week on Oct. 2 named to the
BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll on Oct. 16 had
back-to-back shutout stretch against Michigan
State (3-0) and Providence (3-0) before falling to
West Virginia (2-1) his three straight shutouts
against Marquette (4-0), Seton Hall (2-0) and
Michigan (2-0) was a career-best mark also
blanked DePaul (3-0 and 2-0), Louisville (2-0),
Northern Illinois (0-0) and No. 14 Connecticut (1-
0) held Illinois-Chicago scoreless in the second
round of the NCAA Tournament made three
saves against the Flames had four saves in a 1-0
win at Maryland in the NCAA third round before
leaving with an injury late in the first half named
to the 2006-07 BIG EAST Academic All-Star Team
earned a monogram.
AS A JUNIOR: Started every game in goal for
the Irish after entering the season without having
played a single minute during his collegiate career
posted a 12-8-3 record logged 1,946 minutes,
which was the second-highest total on the team
posted nine solo shutouts, including back-to-back
2-0 victories over Western Illinois and No. 5
Indiana in the NCAA tournament made 87 saves,
while allowing 20 goals posted a 0.85 goalsagainst
average and a .813 save percentage
selected to the adidas/IU Credit Union Classic alltournament
team as he surrendered just two
goals over the course of two games, a 4-1 win over
No. 7 SMU and a 1-0 overtime loss to No. 10 Wake
Forest did not allow a goal in the Mike Berticelli
Memorial Tournament as the Irish defeated
Boston University and Saint Louis by identical 1-0
scores was named to the all-tournament team
for his efforts and was also tabbed as the BIG
EAST goalkeeper of the week held Syracuse,
Bradley and Marquette without a goal in tight 1-0
Irish wins made a season-high eight saves in a 2-
1 victory at Providence combined with Justin
Michaud to shutout No. 16 Seton Hall 4-0 did not
allow a goal in 110 minutes of action in 0-0
overtime ties versus Michigan State and Syracuse
the game against the Orange occurred in the BIG
EAST Tournament, where he helped the Irish
advance 4-2 on penalty kicks earned a
monogram.
AS A SOPHOMORE: Did not see action
during the 2004 campaign.
AS A FRESHMAN: Did not see action during
his rookie season in 2003.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: A
four-year starter and three-time captain who
helped St. Francis DeSales capture three
consecutive district championships recorded
seven shutouts and a 1.40 goals-against average in
final scholastic season led prep team to a final
17-5 record during final prep campaign in
capturing sectional, district and regional crowns
first-team all-state as a senior after earning
honorable mention honors in his first three
seasons was also a three-time all-district and
two-time all-region selection played club soccer
for the Mockingbird Valley Under-17 team led
that club team to runner-up finishes at State Cup
in both 2000 and 2003 former member of the
Javanon Soccer Club helped that team to state
crowns in 1998 and 1999 competed with that
team at the '99 Nike International Premier Cup
and placed first regionally and third in North
America four-time academic all-state selection
recipient of the JROTC National Scholar athlete
award as a junior two-time all-tournament
selection at the Colt Cup three-time all-star
selection at Notre Dame's Elite Soccer Camp
earned three letters in basketball while leading
team to three conference championships
garnered all-conference honors in his junior
season member of school's National Honor
Society, Student Council, Key Club, and Religious
Activities Committee uncles Kim and Kerry
Christensen played baseball at Lamar and
another uncle Mike Christensen played football at
Tulsa second oldest of four children born
November 21, 1984 son of Jim and Jackie Cahill
graduated in May 2007 from the College of Arts
and Letters with a degree in American Studies.
AWARDS & HONORS: All-BIG EAST Third Team (2006)
Cahill's Career Statistics
| Year | GP-GS | GA | Min. | GAA | SV | ShO | Rec. |
| 2003 |
DNP |
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| 2004 |
DNP |
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| 2005 |
23-23 |
20 |
2127:59 |
0.85 |
87 |
9 |
12-8-3 |
| 2006 |
20-20 |
15 |
1755:43 |
0.77 |
67 |
11 |
14-5-1 |
| Totals |
43-43 |
35 |
3883:42 |
0.81 |
154 |
20 |
26-13-4 |
Cahill's Career Bests
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Saves |
Game 8 (vs. Providence, 2005)
Season 87 (2005) |
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Minutes Played |
Game 110:00 (vs. West Virginia,
Michigan State & Syracuse, 2005)
Season 2127:59 (2005)
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Shutout Streak |
Games Three (Marquette, Seton Hall, Michigan, 2006)
Minutes 342:27 (9/23/06-10/7/06)
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