Notes: Career goals against average of 1.04 is tied for the third best in school history... Selected by the New York Red Bulls in the first round of the 2023 MLS Super Draft... Was the 21st overall selection and second goalkeeper chosen in the draft...Yale captain for both 2021 and 2022 seasons… First two-time captain for men’s soccer since Francis Brice, who served in 1945 and 1947.

2022: First team All-Ivy goalkeeper... Fourth in the Ivy League with 51 saves... Started 15 games and posted two shutouts... Made a season-high nine saves in the victory at Princeton... Named to CSC Academic All-District team... Recipient of the Walter Leeman Trophy, awarded to that senior member of the varsity team who, by sportsmanship and team play, upholds the ideals of Walter Leeman.
 
2021: Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year and first team All-Ivy goalkeeper… Named to United Soccer Coaches Northeast Region third team… Finished 37th in the nation in save percentage (.768)… Led the Ivy League with five shutouts. In Ivy games, led the league in goals against average (0.40), save percentage (.885) and shutouts (4)… Top performance came against Cornell, at the time the highest scoring team in the nation, when he made six saves, many with a high degree of difficulty, in posting a shutout… Named Ivy Player of the Week after blanking Big Red… Recipient of the team’s Walter J. McNerney Award, presented to the most valuable player as selected by the coaches… Academic All-Ivy selection.

2020: Season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

2019: First team All-Ivy goalkeeper… Finished 16th in the nation in goals against average (0.75) and 20th in save percentage (.794)… Started all 18 games and posted five shutouts… In seven Ivy games, yielded just five goals and had an .844 save percentage… Made season-high seven saves in wins over Cornell and Princeton.

2018: Started three games in goal… Earned his first career victory at Army.

High School: Most valuable player for the West team at the High School All-America game… Earned NSCAA All-America recognition as a senior at Whitefish Bay High School… Wisconsin Gatorade Player of the Year nominee… Posted sub 0.40 goals against averages in each of the last two seasons… Conference Player of the Year and first team all-state selection as a junior and senior… Helped lead Whitefish Bay to three state championships.

Club: Played for the Bavarian Soccer Club, which won numerous Wisconsin and Great Lakes Region titles during his career.

ODP: Played for two years.

Academic Awards: High Honor Roll in each of his four years at Whitefish High School.

Personal: Brother Jeremy also will play at Yale… Born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia… Has lived in five countries – Saudi Arabia, South Korea, China, Switzerland and United States… Fluent in German and English… Started playing soccer when he lived in Shanghai… Has participated in many Boy Scout Eagle projects… Son of Ronald and Layla Haddock.

3 QUESTIONS FOR HADDOCK

Biggest soccer influences and why? Manuel Neuer and Lionel Messi. Neuer inspires me because he dared to change the game of goalkeeping through his sweeper-keeper style, bringing attention and appreciation to the position and the playing style. He also remains one of few goalkeepers to ever be nominated for the Ballon D’or. Messi inspires me because, despite the immense pressure he has, he manages to prove people wrong and show that disadvantages can be overcome to achieve greatness.

Do you have an idol or hero? My father is my idol. One day, I hope to be as hardworking, smart, and as caring as he is. He is always ready to take on new challenges in life, no matter his age, and will never hesitate to step out of his comfort zone and pursue new learning opportunities.

Why Yale? Because I wanted to be challenged every single day. I also knew that the coaching staff was in pursuit of something big, and I wanted to be a part of that.