Eastern Illinois University Athletics

2009: Adee played in 12 games and started the Asbury contest… saw action in five Valley games… assisted on two of EIU’s four goals in the Asbury win, setting up goals by Ian McCausland and Grey Genenbacher… played a season-high 45 minutes in the win against IPFW… logged double-figure minutes in each of the final five games he played in.

2008: Adee played in 18 games and started nine times, including the first three and final three games of the season… also started three straight games in mid-October… scored the first goal by a Panther at Lakeside Field this fall, recording his first collegiate score in the win against UMKC… also scored EIU’s second goal in the win against Central Arkansas… accounted for a key team save early in the second half of the scoreless draw with Oral Roberts… averaged 48 minutes per game as a starter… logged a season-high 83 minutes in the draw at Western Illinois… played 47 minutes as a reserve in the loss at IUPUI… Eastern is 2-0 in the games in which he has scored.

2007: Adee played in 17 games, including five of the six MVC contests and the tourney match against Drake… registered his first career assist on Mick Galeski’s goal in the win over Lipscomb… also assisted on Brad Peters’ score in the regular-season meeting with Drake… logged double-figure minutes in 15 of the 17 games he played in… logged a season-high 36 minutes in the home-opening win against IUPUI… his 24 minutes in the victory at Western Kentucky was a season-high total during MVC play.

 

2006: He played in 10 games, including both matches at the UW-Green Bay Nike Classic and the MVC contest at Drake… registered a shot in the win at Valparaiso.

 

HIGH SCHOOL: He was a three-year letter-winner for coach David Bachta... also lettered in wrestling and track… as a team captain, led Boylan to a state runner-up finish in the IHSA state playoffs as a senior… IHSSCA All-State selection and Honorable Mention All-State pick by the Chicago Tribune… two-time all-conference and all-sectional honoree… NIC-9 Conference scholar athlete… four-year honor roll student… member of the Illinois Olympic Development Program state team from 2002-05… also played for the Rockford Raptors club team.

PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was making it to the state championship match his senior year… his former club coach Paul Rie has been a major influence on his sports career because “he really taught me how to play the game”… most admires Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes because “he’s been around so long and still is one of the best center mids in the world”… son of John and Lori Adee… MAJOR: Business.