Cornell University Athletics

As a Senior (2019)
• Played in 10 games and made five starts for the Big Red.
• Scored three goals which tied for third-most on the team and assisted on one goal.
• Scored the game-winning goal against Bucknell in the 57th minute of action, marking the only goal scored of the contest.

As a Sophomore (2017)
• Saw game action in four matches during his sophomore year campaign, including a season-high 30 minutes against Columbia (11/11).
• Took one shot on the year versus Harvard (10/7) which was on goal.  

As a Freshman (2016)
• Contributed to the Big Red immediately as a freshman, scoring his first career goal - and the first goal of the season - just 30 minutes into the season-opener against Central Connecticut State.
• Started the first six games before suffering a hamstring injury.
• Notched the first multi-point game of his career against American on Sept. 11 with a goal and an assist.
• Appeared in 11 fixtures, starting seven of them, and led the team in points with six on his two goals and two assists.

Before Cornell
• Three-year letter-winner and two-year captain at Victor.
• Accumulated a long list of accolades in his high school career.
• In his senior season, named to the NSCAA All-East Team, the All-Section V All-Star Team and the All-Greater Rochester First Team, in addition to earning All-Section V All-Star East Offensive MVP and Daily Messenger Fall Soccer Player of the Year. • Victor Offensive MVP in 2014-15 and holds the school record for fastest consecutive goals by a single player (18 seconds) and for most hat tricks in a season (four).
• Also helped his club team, Empire United Rochester, to a championship win in the 2016 Sahlen’s Tournament.
• Played three years of basketball and one year of baseball at Victor.
 
Personal
• Brady Royer Dickens is the son of Kevin and Julie Dickens.
• He has a younger brother, Chase, and an older sister, Aimee.
• His grandfather, Jack Fulreader, graduated from the Cornell Law School.
• Brady is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.