Cornell University Athletics

As a fifth-year senior (2021)

• Won the NCAA Division I scoring title, leading the nation in points per game (2.19).
• Finished tied for fourth in total points (35) and goals per game (0.88), sixth in goals (14), 46th in assists per game (0.44) and 53rd in total assists (seven).
• Unanimous first-team All-Ivy League and first-team Northeast all-region pick. 
• Started all 16 games for the 11-3-2 Big Red, scoring 14 goals with seven assists for 35 points. 
• Twice named Ivy League Player of the Week and to the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week, and on September 14th earned United Soccer Coaches National Player of the Week accolades. 
• Had four multi-goal games on the season, including two goals and an assist in an overtime victory over UC Santa Barbara. 
• Notched a goal and three assists in a win against Harvard. 
• Was chosen in the MLS SuperDraft as the 54th pick overall by the Inter Miami FC.
• Scored two game-winning goals, including scoring and assisting in the 2-1 win over St. Joseph’s on Sept. 10.
• Was 2-for-2 on penalty kick opportunities.
• Attempted the most shots (56) and shots on goal (32) on the team.
 

As a senior (2020)

• Season canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As a junior (2019)

• Appeared in 17 games during his junior campaign and made 10 starts.
• Scored one goal and tallied two assists on the season, with his goal coming against Penn (10/5).

As a sophomore (2018)

• Appeared in 15 games during his sophomore campaign and made nine starts.
• Notched one goal and added two assists to put his season point total at four.
• Lone goal of the season came in the season-opener against Binghamton.
 

As a freshman (2017)

• Presence on the pitch proved to have an immediate impact for the team as he led Cornell in assists (4) while also ranking second in shots (24).
• Appeared in all 17 games, starting in 15 of them to accumulate 1,261 minutes of playing time.
• Lone goal of the season was an all-important one, as he notched the game winner against Binghamton (9/26) to push the Big Red to a three-game win streak.
• His four assists on the year were tied for the seventh most in the Ivy League and were the second most by a rookie in the league.
• First-collegiate point came on the all-important assist that led to the squad’s 1-0 upset overtime win over then-No. 11 Syracuse (9/19).
• Also recorded two assists against Colgate (10/10) and one at Hartwick (10/17).

Before Cornell

• Played his club soccer with the Irvine Strikers of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy.
• At the Dale Farm Milk Cup in Ireland, helped the team to an eighth place finish out of 22 international teams.
• Was invited to U.S. Soccer training sessions from 2012-14.

Personal

• Tyler James Bagley is the son of John and Vicki Bagley.
• He has one younger sister, Ellie.