Tim Koczulap

Photo by: Drake Harlett, BGSU Athletics

KOCZULAP AND THE FALCONS

Enrolled at BGSU for the Spring 2025 semester and participated in spring practices and matches
Named to the MVC Honor Roll for 2024-25

2025 | Junior

Moon Township, Pa.

2024 | Sophomore

Named to the Academic All-District Team, sponsored by College Sports Communicators
Colonials won the Horizon League Tournament title
Played in 15 of the team's 19 matches, making 12 starts
Had nine points on two goals and five assists
Was sixth on the team in scoring
Tied for third on the Colonials in assists, and deadlocked for fifth on the team in goals
Scored his first collegiate goal, which proved to be the game winner, in a 3-0 win over Duquesne (Sept. 17)
Had a three-point game, with an assist against the Dukes as well
Found the net in the next game, a win at IU Indy (Sept. 21)
Had a two-assist match vs. Green Bay (Oct. 20), and also had helpers vs. Canisius (Oct. 1) and Oakland (Oct. 26)
Played a total of 1,005 minutes on the season
Twice earned honorable mention on the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week

2023 | Freshman

Appeared in 13 games, starting eight
Had two assists on the year
Picked up his first career point in the home opener, with an assist against VMI (8/24)
Handed out another assist the following game vs. Niagara (8/27)
Logged a total of 652 minutes on the year

Potsdam, Germany

Born in Erfurt, Germany
Son of Uwe Koczulap and Marion Peters
A sport management major at BGSU
Mother is the National Coach of Germany's Paralympic Track and Field Team
Both parents were distance runners in East Germany
Played three seasons in the Youth Bundesliga while growing up in Germany
Also played for several academies in Germany including Hallescher FC and FC Energie Cottbus
And, played for Lubbock Matadors SC in Texas in 2025 (NPSL summer league)
Played in 11 games, starting eight, and had four assists for Lubbock as the team won the Lone Star Conference title