Seattle Pacific University Athletics

(2024): Appeared in and started nine matches for the Falcons … played 623 minutes … played a full 90 four times … sent in five shots … GNAC All-Academic Team Member

(2023): Appeared in and started 13 matches for the Falcons … played 1,135 minutes … played a full 90 12 times … had one assist … earned First Team All-GNAC honors

(2022): Appeared in and started 17 matches for the Falcons … played 1,463 minutes … played a full 90 minutes 13 times … scored a goal in a 5-1 win over CUI (9/17) … fired four shots on goal … had three shots against WWU (10/01) … sent 57.1 percent of his shots on goal … earned GNAC All-Academic honors … awarded College Sports Communicators Academic All-District … named GNAC Honorable Mention

Personal: Evan Elliott Aune. … Education major.
 
Reason he chose SPU: “Great coach, nice guys, and a lovely campus.”
 
Arlington High School: All-Wesco 1^st team as a sophomore in 2018. … Part of the Crossfire Premier team that played at the DA Cup in Florida.
 
Fun facts: Has played soccer for 13 years prior to arriving at SPU. … Also has played basketball. … If not for soccer, would focus on basketball; he can dunk. … Favorite sport to watch other than soccer is basketball. … Favorite soccer memory is helping his club team beat the Sounders Academy on a last-minute goal. … Dumbest movie he ever saw was “Krampus.” … Book he just couldn’t put down was “Legacy.” … Favorite junk food is Fruit Gushers. … Favorite healthy food is grapes. … Favorite TV program is “The Office.” … Favorite team is Chelsea FC. … Favorite athlete is Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi. … His dream car is an Audi R8. … Easiest subject in school is history. … Toughest subject is science. … If he could invite anyone to dinner, it would be British chef / TV personality Gordon Ramsay “so I could wow him with my elevated Kraft Mac & Cheese recipe.” … If he could be any action hero, would be The Flash “so I could travel through time and never get tired of running.” … His friends call him Evbot. … In 10 years, plans to be teaching high school history and coaching high school soccer.