Senior Year (2010)

Rybak's career finally reaches its final stanza as he embarks to finish off his collegiate playing days as an instrumental leader of the group.  This fiery defensive midfielder with exceptional closing speed will be counted on to marshal a youthful midfield.  Elliot played in all 17 games last season starting in 7 and should see his numbers rise as his presence on the pitch will be the key to success in the middle of the park.

Junior Year (2009)

Rybak returns to us after a two year hiatus following a tough knee injury.  Now fully recovered and wiser as a player, he will be counted on to provide leadership within the team.  As our most seasoned veteran, he should be a calming influence within the group.  Having his toughness back gives the team a much needed edge.  His closing speed and tough tackling will make the battles in the middle of the park a joy to watch.  He will primarily feature as a stopper or holding midfielder and with his improved passing ability should add a dynamic touch to the Panthers ways this season.


Sophomore Year (2006)

Rybak was one of the shining stars of the incoming freshman class from last year. He lived up to the hype playing in 11 of the 20 games and only missing the other nine games due to an injury. His predatory nature served him well as a central back where he constantly thwarted the opposition’s attack. His speed was key, as he consistently ran down opponents and stifled their efforts. His speed, quickness and his penchant for winning balls will serve him well as he makes the transition to a defensive midfield role for this season. We expect him to stop all opposition’s attacks and be the initiator of our attack.

Freshman Year (2005)

As a freshman back, Rybak should step right in and provide depth at the central defensive positions and be a stalwart at the right back spot. His toughness will be a big boost to a young backline

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