2007: Resumed the starting forward role after missing the first few games with injuries, starting 14 of the team's final 15 games ... Named to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference all-academic first team, boasting a 4.0 GPA ... Scored two goals on the season, tying him for second most on the team ... Netted the game-winner in the Pack's 4-1 victory over Colorado Christian Sept. 9.

2006: Saw action in all 17 matches, making one start ... Scored four goals and had three assists ... Was fourth on the team in points with 11 ... Took 16 shots, nine were on goal ... Scored a goal and had an assist vs. Montana State-Billings on Aug. 27 ... Had a hat-trick vs. Colorado Christian on Sept. 6, and was named RMAC Player of Week ... Had an assist vs. Fort Lewis on Sept 8.

2005: Made an immediate impact as a a freshman, seeing action in 19 matches with six starts ... Tied for third on the team in goals with four and wad third on the team in assits with three. Tied for second with Ryan Creager with 11 overall points ... Scored two goals and had an assits in a 4-1 win over Regis on Sept. 23 ... Scored the game-winning goal and assisted another one win a 3-2 over West Texas A&M on Oct. 2 ... Also had the game-winner for the ThunderWolves on Oct. 23 against Metro State.

Academic: Named to the Dean's List ... Boasts a 4.0 college GPA, and was a 4.0 student in high school, as well ... A member of the Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society ... Was valedictorian at Pueblo County High School.

High School: Set the all-time scoring record at County HS, with 59 goals ... Also led the Hornets in goals and assists during his senior year ... A four-year All-League honoree, he also earned All-State Honorable Mention during his junior and senior campaigns ... As a junior and senior, Martinet led the league in scoring ... Coached at County by his father, Ken Martinet ... Also competed in football and track.

Personal: Son of Ken and Sally Martinet ... Has five siblings (Melissa, Mike, Sam, Tony and Katie) ... Will major in business ... Enjoys snowboarding in his time away from soccer.