Fort Lewis College Athletics

As a defender, Brad Greenwood helped guide the Skyhawk men's soccer team to four straight Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference titles from 1998-2001 and three NCAA Division II playoff appearances (1998, 1999, 2001).

His career-defining moment was recovering from a fractured orbital bone sustained in Fort Lewis' first round victory over St. Edwards. Just two weeks later, he claimed Defensive Most Valuable Player honors and an all-tournament team selection in the 1999 NCAA Final Four, as his Skyhawks lost 2-1 in double overtime to Southern Connecticut State.

"The courage Brad displayed in the 1999 postseason, playing through a horrific facial injury, epitomizes everything that he gave to the program," said Jeremy Gunn, who coached Greenwood for three years. "Brad was an incredible defender whose one-versus-one and aerial abilities were second to none."

Greenwood earned second team All-Midwest Region honors in 2000, first team All-RMAC accolades in 1999 and second team All-RMAC awards in 2000 and 2001.

In 2010, Greenwood joined his teammates as the 1999 men's soccer team became the fifth team to be inducted into the FLC Athletic Hall of Fame as a group.

He graduated from Fort Lewis in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in general biology.

Greenwood currently resides in Denver.