John Carroll University Athletics

A four-year letterwinner and starter for the John Carroll men's soccer program, Rick Ferrari was the leading scorer on the outstanding teams of the early 1990's.

Ferrari was first team All-OAC and All-Ohio in 1992 and 1993, as he led the Ohio Athletic Conference in scoring both seasons (2.20 points per game in 1992, 2.30 points per game in 1993).

When he graduated, Ferrari left the JCU program second all time in career goals (51) and career points scored (111). He also had the second highest single season goal total (21 in 1993) and points scored (46 in 1993) in program history. His remarkable senior season resulted in being named to NSCAA All-Midwest region team in 1993.

John Carroll had a 56-13-2 record in Ferrari’s four years on varsity, and qualified for the OAC Tournament in his junior and senior season -- which were the first two years in which the OAC Tournament format was implemented. The Blue Streaks were an amazing 28-2-1 against OAC opponents (including both regular season and tournament games) over Ferrari's final three seasons. JCU won the OAC regular season championship three times (1991, 1992 and 1993), and captured the OAC Tournament in 1993.

Ferrari ended his career on a 17-match winning streak.