Francisco Tomasino

Height:
6-4
Weight:
185
Position:
GK
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Miami, Fla
High School:
Ransom Everglades

2017: Saw action in eight games, with five starts ... Tallied 14 saves and a 1.32 GAA, the lowest for all Northwestern goalies ... Played the full 90 minutes in 2-0 shutout of DePaul (Oct. 11) ... In goal for victory over Valparaiso (Aug. 25).

2016: Played in 15 games (1366:34 minutes) and posted a 1.58 goals against average … Racked up 63 saves … Earned a clean sheet and helped Northwestern to a 1-0 win over Penn State on Oct. 30 … Tallied a career-high eight saves against UCF on Oct. 5 … Made seven saves against Wisconsin (Sept. 14) and at Michigan State (Oct. 22) … Was in net for wins against Florida Gulf Coast, Michigan, Rutgers, Notre Dame and Penn State.

2015: Did not make any appearances.

2014: Did not see any game action.

High School: Four-year Varsity letterwinner for soccer ... Varsity basketball team since eighth grade ... Three-year basketball team starter ... Three years on Varsity volleyball team ... Miami-Dade County player to watch ... Club Team/Academy: Three-year member of USSDA Kendall SC (2011-2014) ... Captain two years ... 2013 USSDA Playoffs ... Coral Gables Toros (2004-2011) ... Captain every year ... Four final-four Florida State Cup appearances ... Florida State team 2009-2010 ... Captain both years ... Region III team both years ... Played in ODP National Championships with Florida `94s state team ... Disney Soccer Showcase Runner-up 2010 ... 2010 Nike Manchester Cup finalist ... 2010 Nike Manchester Cup save of the day ... 2010 offered two-week trial at C.F. Pachuca in Mexico.

Personal: Born Francisco Tomasino in Miami, Fl ... Son of Frank and Yvette Tomasino ... Younger brother, Mattias... Chose Northwestern over UCF, Ohio State, Virginia Tech and Brown ... Attended Northwestern's College Soccer Training Center (CSTC)... Majoring in Economics.

Coach Lenahan on Tomasino: "'Cisco was one of the top goalkeepers we have seen on the recruiting trail over the past few years. He has great size, very good feet and a great field presence. He is a multi-sport athlete having played basketball and volleyball in high school which is a great development tool for a goalkeeper. He will have a great opportunity to train with senior All-Big Ten goalkeeper Tyler Miller and junior Zak Allen. With his skill set, he should develop into a top level goalkeeper in the mold of our last great goalkeeper out of Miami -- current Northwestern men's soccer all-time shutout leader, Misha Rosenthal."