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Former Tiger Soccer Player Chase Hilgenbrinck Featured in ESPN.com Story
 
Hilgenbrinck recently retired from Major League Soccer to enter a seminary and study to be ordained as a Roman Catholic priest.
 
 
 
Hilgenbrinck lettered four seasons at Clemson from 2000-03 and was an ACC Academic Honor Roll selection all four years.
 
Hilgenbrinck lettered four seasons at Clemson from 2000-03 and was an ACC Academic Honor Roll selection all four years.
 
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Oct. 27, 2008

Former Tiger men's soccer player Chase Hilgenbrinck recently retired from Major League Soccer, where he played for the New England Revolution, to enter a seminary. Hilgenbrinck will study theology and philosophy for the next six years so that he can be ordained as a Roman Catholic priest.

Click on the links below to read the ESPN.com feature article on Hilgenbrinck and to view the corresponding video.

ESPN.com Feature on Hilgenbrinck | ESPN.com Video Feature
 

 


 
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