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name: Kyle Beckerman
position: M height: 5-10 weight:165 Birthdate: April 23, 1982 Hometown: Crofton, MD last club: Colorado (MLS) |
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| Regular Season Stats | full bio l year-by-year stats l video highlights |
| year | club | gp | gs | min | g | a | sht | sog | fc | fs | c | ej |
| 2009 | Real Salt Lake | 25 | 25 | 2,218 | 3 | 2 | 39 | 17 | 42 | 22 | 10 | 0 |
| Career | 218 | 193 | 17,430 | 19 | 21 | 288 | 125 | 348 | 258 | 49 | 1 | |
| Most Recent Video Highlights |
| date | clubs | video description |
| 06/27/09 | Toronto FC @ Real Salt Lake |
 Beckerman's first-time goal
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| 04/02/09 | Crew @ Real Salt Lake |
Beckerman adds on for RSL
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| 05/10/08 | FC Dallas @ Real Salt Lake |
Kyle Beckerman goal
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MLS Experience
2006: Made his 2006 debut playing all 90 minutes on April 2 at Houston…Scored his first goal on April 2 at Houston…Scored his second goal on April 8 vs. Columbus…Scored his third goal on July 4 vs. New England; Recorded his first assist on July 20 vs. Chivas USA; Scored his fourth goal on July 29 at Dallas; Recorded his second assist on Aug. 12 vs. LA; Scored his fifth goal on Aug.19 at DC; Scored his sixth goal on Sept. 9 at KC; Scored his seventh goal on Sept. 30 at New England…2006 Playoff Highlights: Played 90' in the Western Conference Semifinal Series (WCSS) Game 1; Played 120 minutes, recorded 2 assists and scored a goal in the penalty shootout in WCSS Game 2, Started and played all 90 minutes of the Conference Finals against the Houston Dynamo taking one shot on goal, on Nov. 4…2005: Made his 2005 debut by playing all 90 minutes and recording his first assist in the season opener at Kansas City on April 2…Received his first caution at Columbus on June 11…Was shown his second caution at Chivas on June 18…Received his third yellow card at San Jose on June 29…Was shown his fourth yellow card against San Jose on July 20…Collected his second assist on July 23 against Chicago on July 23…Recorded his third assist at San Jose on Aug. 13…scored his lone goal of the season at Los Angeles on Sept. 10…Received his fifth yellow card at DC United on Sept. 17…Collected his fourth assist vs. Salt Lake on Oct. 1…2005 MLS Playoffs: Played all 90 minutes in the first leg against Dallas while attempting one shot and receiving a caution on Oct. 22…Played all 120 minutes in the second leg at Dallas on Oct. 29…Started and played 79 minutes in Conference Finals against Los Angeles taking two shots, one on goal, on Nov. 5…2004: Made his 2004 debut by playing all 90 minutes in the 1-1 draw in Dallas in the season opener on April 3…Was shown his first yellow card of the season in the 1-0 loss to Kansas City on June 9…Was shown his second yellow card of the season in second half stoppage time…Was shown his third yellow card of the season in the 45th minute of the Rapids' 1-1 draw with Dallas on June 19, leading to a one match suspension…Suspended for the Rapids' 2-1 win over Columbus on June 26…Was sent off in the 81st minute of the Rapids' 3-0 loss to Dallas in the U.S. Open Cup on July 20…Was shown his fourth yellow card of the season in the 27th minute of the Rapids' 1-0 loss in Dallas on August 7…Collected his second assist of the season on Mark Chung's goal in the 50th minute of the Rapids' 3-0 win in Chicago on August 14…Scored his first goal of the season in second half stoppage time and was shown his fifth yellow card of the year following his goal celebration after replacing John Spencer in the 87th minute of the Rapids' 3-1 win over Kansas City on September 10. 2004 MLS Playoffs: Played 90 minutes in the Rapids' 1-0 Game One win over Los Angeles on October 22 at INVESCO Field at Mile High…Beckerman had two shots and one shot on goal during his time on the pitch…Played 55 minutes in the Rapids' 2-0 loss to the Galaxy in Game Two on October 30…Tallied one shot on goal in the game and was shown a yellow card in the 42nd minute…2003: 09/18: was shown his first ever red card for a tackle on NE midfielder Cancela in a 0-0 tie…08/16: his 4th assist of the year was a game winner as Mark Chung scored in the 1st minute of OT for a 2-1 win over the Crew…08/09: recorded his 3rd assist of the season with a short tap to Chung off of a direct kick in 2-0 win over Dallas…7/26: Assisted on Mark Chung's game winner against the MetroStars…06/28: recorded his first assist and point of the season in a pass that Mark Chung converted in 3-2 loss at NE…05/17: Played 90 minutes against MetroStars 3 days after playing 30 minutes with U.S. U-23 Team's victory over Mexico…2002: Played 14 games with Rapids, recording one assist…2001: Broke his leg while playing with the Project-40 team, limiting him to only one appearance on the year, as a substitute against Kansas City on April 21…Also played in a pair of exhibition matches for the Fusion against Honduran side CD Marathon…2000: Made MLS debut July 15 against Dallas, becoming the youngest player to line up for the Fusion and youngest athlete in South Florida major league sports history at 18 years and 103 days…Scored his first MLS goal in regular season finale at D.C. on Sept. 9 in only his second MLS appearance and first MLS start…Signed with Project-40 on June 27 and claimed by the Fusion on June 29.
International
Earned his first cap against Denmark on Jan. 20, 2007 in his first full U.S. National Team call-up…Played with the Under-23 National Team in the 2004 Pre-Olympic Qualifying Tournament…Has been a key member of the U.S. National Team program since 1997…Participated in Under-20 training camp in January and February 2001…Finished Under-17 career with 40 appearances (caps) and 15 goals…Started 36 of his 40 full international appearances for the U-17's…Ranked second in scoring (10 goals, six assists) for the U-17's in full international competition during 1999, finishing one point behind teammate Landon Donovan…Was the only field player to start all 19 of the U-17's full international matches in '99…Started all six games of the 1999 FIFA U-17 World Championship in New Zealand, where the U.S. eventually finished fourth after reaching the semifinals of the tournament for the first time in history…Scored the historic game-winning goal against Argentina on Feb. 5, 1998 in Buenos Aires, making the U-17s the first U.S. National Team to win in Buenos Aires in 86 years…Made international debut with the Under-16 National Team on May 20, 1997 against France.
Personal
Shared the Rapids' "Budweiser Golden Boot Award" with teammate Nicolas Hernandez and was singly awarded the "Rapids Leadership Award" in 2006 for his accomplishments on the field throughoutthe season… Was awarded the Rapids' "Most Improved Player Award" in 2005...Graduated from Maryland's Arundel High School in May 2000…Brother, Todd, wrestled at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln…Enjoys fishing and listening to reggae music in his free time…Made the varsity wrestling team as a freshman at Arundel…Full name is Kyle Robert Beckerman.
