Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Athletics

As a Junior in 2013: First Team All-Sun Conference honoree…played in all 1,667 minutes in net for the Blue and Gold…led the conference with nine shutouts on the year…broke the career shutouts mark with his 18^th against Webber International (Oct. 19)…made 89 saves with a 0.97 goals against average while facing 260 shots…season-high 10 saves came on the road against Florida Memorial (Oct. 5) in a 3-2 overtime victory…Carlson ranks fifth all-time with a 1.13 goals against average, fourth all-time with 230 career saves, fourth with 5,025 minutes of action and first with 21 career shutouts.

As A Sophomore in 2012: The Eagles’ starting goalkeeper in 16 of the team’s 17 matches…earned a 1.68 goals against average with 68 saves and 28 goals allowed in 1499 minutes of play…secured shutouts against Lee (Aug. 25) and Johnson & Wales (Oct. 28)…had a season-best nine saves against Northwood (Sept. 19) and Thomas (Oct. 20).
 
As A Freshman in 2011: Honorable Mention All-American...The Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Year...first team All-Conference selection...four-time Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Week...played every minute of every game in the nets for the Eagles, posting a 13-5-2 record...surrendered just 17 goals on the year...led the conference and was 15th in the nation with a 0.82 goals against average...finished tied for second in the league with 73 saves...recorded 10 shutouts on the year...hauled in a season-high nine saves against Florida Memorial (Oct. 19)...also had eight saves against the Lions on Nov. 11 to help the Eagles to the championship match of The Sun Conference tournament.
 
Prep: Played high school soccer under Coach Anders Karlsson at Rudbecksskolan in Vastra, Sweden...a member of the Swedish U-18 National Team camp.
 
Personal: Born in Dallas, Texas on Sept. 15, 1992...parents are Hans and Jodi Carlson...his father Hans was a four-year All-American tennis player at the University of Alabama (1981-84)...an Aerospace Engineering major...