2007: Pyzdrowski played in 12 matches with 11 starts. He held eight teams to one goal or less, and posted the team's lone shutout of the season against West Virginia (Oct. 24). He recorded a 1-6-4 personal record in goal, playing over 1000 minutes. During the course of the season, Pyzdrowski saw just under 85 minutes of overtime action, recording four ties and allowing one goal in extra time against Connecticut (Oct. 27). He made a career-high eight saves against Connecticut (Oct. 27) in 96:45. En route to tallying 46 total saves his sophomore campaign, Pyzdrowski owned a 1.42 goals against average and a .730 save percentage

2006: Pyzdrowski played and started in 14 games in his freshman season. Originally, he was supposed to split time in goal with Marc Dettmann, but a untimely pregame injury forced Pyzdrowski into the net against Loyola (Ill.) (Aug. 25). Marquette won that game 2-1 and Pyzdrowski made four saves. The next contest, he stopped six shots in a 0-0 shutout against Denver (Aug. 27). Twice he recorded a career-high seven saves, stopping that amount at Cincinnati (Sept. 15) and at West Virginia (Oct. 7).

Prior to Marquette: Pyzdrowski was team captain and sectional goalkeeper of the year as a senior at Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Ill. He was the Catholic League MVP and was First Team All-Region. He also played club soccer for the Milwaukee Bavarians.

Personal: Born August 17, 1986, Pyzdrowski is the son of Bob and Sue Pyzdrowski. He has three siblings, Kate, Cali and John. An honor roll student, he is a Marketing and Finance major.

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