Enzo Gil

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Photo by: Drake Harlett, BGSU Athletics

2025 | Junior

Made seven saves in his BGSU debut, a 1-1 draw with IU Indy in the season opener
His final save was a spectacular one, as he made a headlong dive to tip a shot over the crossbar in the 90th minute
That seven-save total tied his career best, which he broke three days later, with eight stops at Butler
For his efforts in his first two games as a Falcon, was named the MVC Defensive Player of the Week on Aug. 26
Made six saves at Wright State en route to his first clean sheet as a Falcon
Had five saves at Michigan, with U-M's lone goal an own goal after a cross was deflected into the net by a defender
Made six stops in the 1-0 victory over Michigan State
For his efforts against the Wolverines and Spartans, was named the MVC Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 9, earning the honor for the second time in three weeks
Made seven saves as the Falcons played #18 Kentucky to a 1-1 draw on the road

St. Charles, Mo.

2024 | Sophomore

An All-Ohio Valley Conference Second-Team selection for the second consecutive season
Played in 19 of the Lions' 20 games, starting all 19
Helped the team to an 11-6-3 overall record, the program's highest win total since 2016
Was in between the posts for a total of 1,688 minutes
Had a 1.227 goals-against average, ranking him fifth in the OVC
Had seven shutouts, the third-most in the conference
Also had a save percentage of .720
Recorded 59 saves on the season, and had a 10-6-3 record in goal
Had six saves on three occasions, vs. Wright State, SIUE and Incarnate Word

2023 | Freshman

Named to the All-OVC Second Team
Played in 19 of the team's 20 matches, making 18 starts
Was fourth in the conference in both GAA (1.14) and save pct. (.714)
Finished second in the league with five shutouts, and had a total of 50 saves
Helped the Lions rank second in the OVC in goals allowed per game (1.20)
Played a total of 1,582 minutes
Had a season-high seven saves in a win over Liberty, and had six saves vs. both SIUE and Chicago State