Zane Dydasco

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Class: Junior Hometown: Honolulu, HI High School: Kamehameha

Height / Weight: 5-8 / 165 Position: Forward Major: Systems Engineering Management

2010 (Sophomore)
Second-team all-MPSF selection ... one of only three Falcons to start all 19 games ... led the team and finished tied for sixth in the MPSF with five assists ... added three goals for a team-high 11 points ... four of his assists came on game-winning goals ... scored a goal and added an assist (on the GWG) in AFA's 3-2 upset victory at New Mexico ... also scored against Cal Poly and at the MPSF Tournament against Sacramento State.

2009 (Freshman)
Appeared in all 17 games, started 15 of them ... scored his first career goal two minutes into overtime to defeat service-academy rival Army ... finished the season with one goal and two assists, good for four points ... fourth on the team with 21 shots attempted.

Before Air Force
USAFA Prep School: Led the Prep School in scoring with 16 goals and four assists in 17 games during the 2008 season.

ODP: Member of the Olympic Development Region IV Team in 2003 and `04.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in soccer ... led team to two state championships ... first-team all-state selection as a senior ... named Gatorade Hawaii Player of the Year ... named Player of the Year by the Honolulu Star-Bulletin ... high school soccer coach was Andrew Ah New.

Personal
Parents are Jose and Misty Dydasco ... has two sisters, Caprice and True ... completed Operation Air Force at Vandenberg AFB, Calif., this past summer ... also worked Basic Cadet Training ... would like to attend pilot training and start a flight school in Hawaii following his time at the Academy ... active in his squadron as an element leader ... hobbies include ceramics and body surfing ... recruited by Seattle University ... favorite food is Hawaiian food ... person in history he would most like to meet is Duke Kahanamoku ... greatest moment in sports is scoring a last minute game-winning goal in the Hawaii state semifinals as a senior ... credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career ... member of cadet squadron 36.