Shippensburg University Athletics

2012 (Junior): Started every game he played while serving as a junior captain…led the team with four assists and was third on the squad with three goals and 10 points…led the team with 23 shots on goal and was second with 40 shots…ranked seventh in the PSAC in assists per game (.25)…tied the game in the 87th minute against No. 12 Charleston with his first goal of the season, forcing the eventual 1-1 tie…had a goal and an assist against Goldey-Beacom…added two assists against East Stroudsburg…scored the unassisted game-winner in the 31st minute in a 1-0 win at eventual PSAC champion Mercyhurst…added an assist against NYIT.

2011 (Sophomore): Emerged as a valuable presence all over the field in his second season with the Raiders…served as a tri-captain…named to the NSCAA All-Atlantic Region Second Team…started 15 of the team’s 17 games…led the team with four assists while tying for the team lead with 10 points…also led the team with 50 shots, 21 more than the next-highest shot taker…led the squad with 18 shots on goal…scored goals against East Stroudsburg and NYIT as well as a game-winner in a 2-1 win against Charleston…added assists against Lock Haven, Gannon, West Virginia Wesleyan and California (Pa.) in the NCAA postseason loss.

2010 (Freshman): Made a significant impact in his debut season with the Raiders as a midfielder and striker…recorded two goals and three assists during the campaign…appeared in all 21 of the team’s games…made his lone start at home against East Stroudsburg during the regular season…scored his first collegiate goal on a penalty kick in the season opener against Charleston…added another tally at Lock Haven…contributed assists in games against Gannon, Bloomsburg and Millersville…totaled 36 shots, including 13 on goal.

All Saints: Played both soccer and tennis while at All Saints...suited up for the Huddersfield Town club team.

Personal:  Full name is Oliver Charles Templeton…is the son of Andrew Templeton and Anne Pickersgill…majoring in human communication studies.