2022: Named second team All-Ivy... Started all 15 games he appeared in... Scored in his final career game, a victory over Brown... Tallied an assist in the win at Princeton... Named to CSC Academic All-District team.

2021: First team All-Ivy selection… Started all seven Ivy games, anchoring a defense that yielded only three goals in league games… Tallied assists in victories over Dartmouth and Columbia… Played 1,365 minutes which was third on the team… Named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District® I first team.

2020: Season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

2019: Honorable mention All-Ivy selection on defense… Started all 18 games and played a team-high 1,676 minutes, including every minute of every Ivy League game... Offensively, contributed two goals and one assist… First career goal was the only goal in a 1-0 win over Fairfield… Also scored in the win over Cornell.

2018: Started six of the seven games he appeared in… Scored his first career goal in the win at Cornell… Co-recipient of the team’s Frank Dunne Award, presented to the most improved player as selected by the coaching staff.

High School: All-America nominee and second team all-state selection as a senior at Whitefish Bay High School… Two-time first team all-league selection… Scored 32 goals in his career and added 14 assists… Whitefish posted a 95-4-1 overall record in his four years... Two-time team captain.

Club: Played for Milwaukee Bavarians Soccer Club, which qualified for the National League in the 2017 season and was a two-time state finalist.

ODP: Played for the 2015-16 ODP Wisconsin state team.

Personal: Brother Elian also will play at Yale… Born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia… Has lived in five countries – Saudi Arabia, South Korea, China, Switzerland and United States… Plays jazz and classical saxophone… Son of Ronald and Layla Haddock.

3 QUESTIONS FOR HADDOCK

Biggest soccer influences and why? Andrea Pirlo and Ronaldinho because they were my earliest soccer idols and helped sculpt my love for soccer. Mats Hummels because he is my current soccer idol and embodies a balance of unbelievable soccer talent and work ethic with intellectual curiosity – something I aspire for in my own life.

Do you have an idol or hero? Neil Degrasse Tyson

Why Yale? Because it is an unbelievable institution that contains the intellectual curiosity driving personal and societal growth that I want to be a part of. Equally important, it has the athletic facilities and culture that can help me grow as a soccer player and to which I can contribute. The feel behind Yale is one of academic and personal progress – whether on the field or in the classroom I believe that the bulldog mindset attacks challenges in a unique way and aspires to better situations. I wanted nothing more than to be a part of this.