Men's Soccer

2014 Action Photos

All-WCC Second Team

WCC All-Academic Team

College Sports Madness WCC First Team

JUNIOR (2014): Missed end of the season due to injury … starting goalkeeper for the Broncos before suffering an injury … played and started in 13 games this season … collected 48 saves total with a .762 save percentage … had an overall record of 5-5-3 … tallied four clean sheets on the season … had five saves against LMU … collected seven saves against No. 15 Cal … tallied three saves versus Cal State Fullerton … named WCC Player of the Week on September 15 … had eight saves and recorded his third clean sheet in 1-0 victory over UC Riverside … collected three saves in 0-0 draw with No. 1 UCLA … tallied his second clean sheet of the season against Northern Illinois … made three saves in 2-0 win over Massachusetts … collected three saves against Creighton … tallied five saves in 3-2 victory over Omaha in the season opener.  

2013 Action Photos

2013 WCC Honorable Mention

SOPHOMORE (2013): Played and started all 20 matches as the Broncos’ goalkeeper … led the team to six shutouts … was WCC Honorable Mention … totaled 87 saves in the 2013 season … picked up six saves in the Broncos’ season-opener vs. SIUE (Aug. 30) … collected five saves vs. Stanford (Sept. 7) … collected five saves at then-No.2 Cal (Sept. 27) … picked up six saves at LMU (Oct. 6) … recorded six saves at Saint Mary’s (Oct. 13) … had seven saves at Portland (Nov. 1) … picked up a personal best of eights saves vs. LMU (Nov. 15).

FRESHMAN (2012): McIntosh played behind the 2012 West Coast Conference’s Goalkeeper of the Year, SCU senior Larry Jackson, appearing in just one match, making three saves against local rival San Jose State on Sept. 9, 2012.

HIGH SCHOOL: Five-star recruit and one of the top-ranked prep goalkeepers in the nation according to TopDrawerSoccer.com … just months prior to his first season at Santa Clara in 2012, McIntosh represented the U.S. U-20 Men’s National Team at the Northern Ireland Milk Cup … originally attended Sonoma Academy as a student, played for the Santa Rosa United club program and later the San Jose Earthquakes Youth Academy … part of the U-14 National Development Program and the U-15 Boys’ National Team prior to residency with the U-17s … at the 2011 CONCACAF Championships in Jamaica, he helped the U.S. to a 3-2 win over El Salvador and pitched shutouts against Jamaica and Canada allowing the U.S. to move on to the FIFA World Cup in Mexico … he made four international appearances in 2010, his first season in residency … has extensive national and international playing experience, beginning with making the District V ODP team in 2006, the State ODP team in 2007 before being chosen for the Regional IV team and later the U-14 National Development Program.

PERSONAL: Born in Oakland, Calif. … son of Steven and Sonja McIntosh … father played basketball at Harvard (1976-78) and attended graduate school at Stanford … has an older brother, Julian, who was a four-year varsity defender at Duke University, graduating in 2012 … McIntosh is an excellent student, having graduated high school early to attend SCU in 2011-12 … studying in SCU’s Leavey School of Business ... Major is Finance.