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2022 Men's Soccer Roster
Balleani, Mike
Jersey Number 14
Mike Balleani
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Position:
- Forward
- Hometown:
- Woburn, Mass.
- High School:
- Noble and Greenough School
- Club Team:
- FC Greater Boston Bolts u19 MLS Next
- Concentration:
- Business Economics
Bio
2024: Appeared in 15 games, making one start ... Scored first goal of the season for Brown in 2-1 win over Lehigh (Aug. 30).
2023: Appeared in four games … Tallied a shot against Bryant (Sept. 16).
2022: Appeared in 12 games and made one start ... Finished with five shots with two on goal.
2021: Played in 14 games making one start … Recorded first collegiate point with an assist in 3-2 over Holy Cross (Oct. 27).
Before Brown: Recorded 18 goals and 15 assists in his junior season at Noble and Greenough School … Two-time All-ISL selection … Team captain as a senior … Named All-State and NEPSAC All-Star in 2019 … Also selected All-NEPSAC and All-Scholastic in 2019 … Additionally competed for GPS, the New England Revolution Academy and the Boston Bolts Academy ... Two-year member of New England Revolution Academy (2015-17) … Four-year member of Boston Bolts Academy (2017-21) … Three-time U.S. Soccer Training Center invitee … Named IMG Top 150 Players in the Country three times … Two-time MLS Generation Adidas Cup Player … Top Drawer 3 Star Recruit … Achieved Academic Distinction 2017-20 … AP Coursework in AP European History and AP Environmental Science.
Personal: Son of Lucy and Ron Balleani … Has two siblings, Matthew and Marisa.
Why Brown?: "I chose Brown University for a couple of important reasons. Location was definitely one of my biggest priorities when thinking about where I would attend due to the fact that I have been living away from home for the entirety of my high school experience at a five-day boarding school. Another factor is the open curriculum. It would give me the chance to pursue different paths and fields of study before having to decide my intended major. Lastly, Brown University has always been very appealing to me as a student and athlete as it is known for its rigorous academics and excellence in athletics."
2023: Appeared in four games … Tallied a shot against Bryant (Sept. 16).
2022: Appeared in 12 games and made one start ... Finished with five shots with two on goal.
2021: Played in 14 games making one start … Recorded first collegiate point with an assist in 3-2 over Holy Cross (Oct. 27).
Before Brown: Recorded 18 goals and 15 assists in his junior season at Noble and Greenough School … Two-time All-ISL selection … Team captain as a senior … Named All-State and NEPSAC All-Star in 2019 … Also selected All-NEPSAC and All-Scholastic in 2019 … Additionally competed for GPS, the New England Revolution Academy and the Boston Bolts Academy ... Two-year member of New England Revolution Academy (2015-17) … Four-year member of Boston Bolts Academy (2017-21) … Three-time U.S. Soccer Training Center invitee … Named IMG Top 150 Players in the Country three times … Two-time MLS Generation Adidas Cup Player … Top Drawer 3 Star Recruit … Achieved Academic Distinction 2017-20 … AP Coursework in AP European History and AP Environmental Science.
Personal: Son of Lucy and Ron Balleani … Has two siblings, Matthew and Marisa.
Why Brown?: "I chose Brown University for a couple of important reasons. Location was definitely one of my biggest priorities when thinking about where I would attend due to the fact that I have been living away from home for the entirety of my high school experience at a five-day boarding school. Another factor is the open curriculum. It would give me the chance to pursue different paths and fields of study before having to decide my intended major. Lastly, Brown University has always been very appealing to me as a student and athlete as it is known for its rigorous academics and excellence in athletics."
Brown vs Holy Cross: Men's Soccer Highlights
Sunday, August 31
Indoor Turf Topping Off Ceremony
Wednesday, March 05
Brown Athletics 2024 Happy Holidays Video
Friday, December 20
Brown men’s soccer 2024 Ivy League Tournament hype video
Thursday, November 14
