Hall of Fame
David Siers is the only four-time all-region player in over 40 years of men’s soccer at UW-Parkside. Upon his arrival on campus, David redshirted, recovering from ACL surgery. In 1993, his first season on the field, he won the soccer program’s Ranger Award, an honor he again won in 1995.The awards began piling up as his career moved forward. In his junior year, he picked up an all-conference honor, setting the stage for one of the best seasons in program history. In 1996, David was the Great Lakes Valley Conference Player of the Year. He ranked ninth in the nation in assists and was third in the league in scoring. David earned All-American status both with the NCAA and with the College Sports Information Directors of America. He closed his collegiate career with a selection to the prestigious Senior Bowl.
With David in a Ranger uniform, the team posted a lofty 61-14-4 record. In 1994, he helped the squad to a No. 1 national ranking during the season. He totaled 20 goals and 47 assists in his career for 87 total points.David was drafted professionally by the Milwaukee Rampage where he played on the 1997 national championship team.
