Honors & Awards

• NSCAA/Performance Subaru All-Midwest Region Second Team:  2009
• All-Missouri Valley Conference First Team: 2009
• All-Missouri Valley Conference Second Team: 2006 and 2008
• CollegeSoccerNews.com Freshman All-America Third Team: 2006
• Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year: 2006
• Missouri Valley Conference All-Newcomer Team: 2006
• Honorable Mention MVC Scholar-Athlete Team: 2007
• CollegeSoccerNews.com National Team of the Week: 9/2/08 and 9/7/09
• Soccer America National Team of the Week: 9/2/08 and 9/7/09 
• MVC Offensive Player of the Week: 8/28/06, 10/2/06, 9/2/08, 9/8/09
• Busey Bank Kickoff Festivall Most Valuable Player:  2009
• Memphis Diadora Tournament Most Valuable Player: 2008
• Busey Bank Kickoff Festivall All-Tournament Team:  2009
• Hotels at Grand Prairie Classic All-Tournament Team:  2009 
• Memphis Diadora Tournament All-Tournament Team: 2008 
• Wake Forest Tournament All-Tournament Team: 2007
• Bradley A.D. Honor Roll: Fall 2006, Spring 2007, Fall 2007, Fall 2008
• Prairie Farms/MVC Student-Athlete of the Week: 9/7/07
• Country Scholar-Athlete of the Week: 9/6/07, 11/13/07, 9/9/09

At Bradley (2006-09)

Ended his career tied for second in Bradley history with 32 career goals and alone in fifth place with 74 career points ... After sharing the team lead with eight goals in 2007, Cutshaw led the Braves with a career-best nine goals in 2008 and again led the team with 10 goals in 2009 ... Secured his place in Bradley Soccer lore during the 2007 NCAA Tournament by converting the deciding penalty kick in the shootout victory at Indiana in the second round then scoring the tying goal with 37 seconds remaining in regulation and the winning goal with 1-minute, 15-seconds left in the second overtime of the 3-2 victory in the third round at Maryland ... Became the first-ever Bradley player to score a goal in each of his first two career games when he scored an insurance goal in the 2006 season-opener against St. Francis (Pa.) and the tying goal versus Duquesne the next day ... Started Bradley’s run to the 2006 Valley regular-season co-championship by scoring the tying goal and assisting Zach Bell’s overtime winner Sept. 30 at Evansville.

Career Statistics

Year    GP  GS   G   A  Pts.  Shots  SOG  GWG  GWA

2006    19  15   5   2   12     48    19   2    1

2007    26  20   8   3   19     47    22   2    2

2008    20  19   9   2   20     67    30   2    0

2009    18  18  10   3   23     53    27   2    0

Totals  83  72  32  10   74    215    98   8    3

Single-Game Career Bests

Goals:  3 vs. Mercer (9/6/09)

Assists:  1 eight times, last vs. Western Michigan (9/11/09)

Points:  6 vs. Mercer - 3 goals (9/6/09)

Prep Overview

A highly-decorated player, Cutshaw was a 2005 NSCAA High School All-American and was the runner-up for Indiana Player of the Year ... Named to the Indianapolis Star Super Soccer Team and the All-North Soccer Team in 2005, Cutshaw set single-season scoring records at Carmel High School for points (81), goals (36), game-winning goals (13), consecutive games with a goal (12) and hat tricks (4) ... Led Carmel to conference, sectional, regional and semi-state championships in 2005.

Club Soccer

Played for the Carmel United Soccer Club Inferno, leading the team in goals and points in 2005 and assists and points in 2004 ... Helped CUSC Inferno to state championships in 2001, 2002 and 2005, as well as a U.S. club soccer regional runner-up position in 2004 ... Played for the Indiana ODP team in 2001 and 2002 and was an alternate in 2004.

PDL Experience

In his first season in the Premier Development League, Cutshaw was the leading scorer for the Sioux Falls SpitFire in 2007, scoring 15 points on seven goals and an assist ... His seven goals were nearly one-half of the team’s 15 goals for the season ... After scoring two goals and two assists in nine games for the Chicago Fire Premier in 2008, Cutshaw was the team’s second-leading scorer in 2009, helping the PDL squad to the playoffs with a 10-1-5 regular-season record and into the main draw of the 2009 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.

Personal

The son of David and Debbie Cutshaw, Chris was born April 6, 1988 ... Majoring in international business.