High School: Lettered four years at Seabury Hall High in Makawao, HI, where he played for coach Mike Russell...capped career with Maui Interscholastic League Division II Player of the Year honors as a senior...scored a league-high 19 goals in 12 MIL games as a senior, leading team in scoring all four seasons...three-time All-MIL first-team selection and first-team All-State as a senior...earned 13 letters in his high school career...helped volleyball team to State titles as a freshman and sophomore and was a three-time All-MIL first-team volleyball pick and was MIL Player of the Year as a senior...while playing volleyball also played on the Pac-Three football team where he was the placekicker and punter, earning All-MIL honors...five State tournament appearances in high school - three in volleyball, one in track and one in paddling...captured the MIL 400m title in track and finished seventh at State...earned seven All-MIL first-team honors - three in volleyball, three in soccer and one in track...also earned honorable mention MIL All-Star baseball accolades...named to the All-State Tournament team in volleyball as a senior...broke his hand during the MIL Tournament title match against Hana, then had to watch from sidelines as Seabury lost a winner-to-state match the next night.
Tye Perdido[apos]s Collegiate Career
FRESHMAN (2006): Emerged as one of the top freshmen in the West Coast Conference and in the history of Gonzaga...scored four goals and had three assists for 11 points...four goals tied for third on team and 11 points were fourth...first collegiate point came with assist against University of Maryland-Baltimore County in the Anders Navy Classic, that goal giving Gonzaga a short-lived 2-1 lead in a match that ended in 2-2 double-overtime tie...first goal came against Xavier in the Stephen Hensor/Joe Zaher Classic hosted by Oregon State...had two overtime goals late in the season, the first in 2-1 home win over Portland as he scored in the 99th minute and the second coming in the 101st minute in 2-1 home win over 16th-ranked San Francisco.
SOPHOMORE (2007): Appeared in all 20 matches with eight starts...started four straight matches early in the season, two I the middle of the season and two more late in season...tied for second on team in goals (3) and points (7)...first goal of season was match winner in 2-1 victory over Loyola (Md.) in first round of Stephen Hensor/Joe Zaher Classic at Oregon State...last goal of season was also match winner against Loyola Marymount in 3-1 victory, breaking a 1-1 tie in the 60th minute...lone assist of season led to match winner in 85th minute in 2-1 victory over 15th ranked Washington, Gonzaga[apos]s inaugural win over the Huskies in 20 meetings...named West Coast Conference honorable mention.
JUNIOR (2008): One of seven players to start all 19 matches...paced team in goals (8) and points (19)...15 career goals tied for 8th on Gonzaga charts with Arni Ingi Pjetursson and 38 career points rank tied for 8th with Brett Fink ...first two-goal match of career came in Gonzaga/Nike Classic in 3-2 OT win over UMKC, getting equalizer at 87:17 and match winner at 98:58, his only match-winning goal of season...named MVP of tournament...had match-tying goal early in second half in 2-1 win at Portland...named to All-West Coast Conference first team and All-Far West Region third team.
Misc.: Eagle Scout...volunteers for church and charity organizations...married Samantha (Sam) Hara, July, 2009.
