St. Lawrence University Athletics

2012:  Goss-Woliner earned second team regional All-American status and was a second team Liberty League goalkeeper in 2012 as he allowed only 11 goals in 1615:27 minutes, while posting nine shutouts.  In his four-year career with the Saints, he posted a 28-8-6 record, allowed just 33 goals (0.97 GAA) in 3990:17 minutes and earned 18 shutouts.  The Waitsfield, VT native is a fine arts major at St. Lawrence. 

2011: Nate appeared in four games, starting one and was 1-0-0 as a junior. He beat Oneonta 3-2 in his lone start, saving six of eight shots. He also shared shutouts over Bard, Plattsburgh and against SUNY Maritime in the NCAA tournament, coming off the bench in a reserve role.

2010: Nate took over as the starter in game four of the 2010 season and after a 1-0 loss in his first start at Geneseo, ran off a 17 game unbeaten streak to backstop the Saints into the second round of the NCAA tournament. He was named a second team Liberty League All Star and was a Liberty League All Tournament selection. He had a 0.67 goals against average in 18 games with eight shutouts.

2009: Nate played in eight games for the Saints, totalling 496:31 minutes. He has 28 saves and allowed seven goals, finishing the year with a 1.27 goals against average and a .800 save percentage He made his first collegiate appearance against Potsdam and his first start against Union.

At Kimball Union:  A three-sport standout who played hockey and baseball in addition to soccer, Nate was a 2004 member of the All Metro soccer team and also earned all state honors in ice hockey and all league honors in baseball. He was a member of the NEPSSA All Star team in soccer as a member of Kimball Union's team in 2008 and earned Boston Globe All Scholastic honors.