Player Details

Name

Ken Tribbett

Height

6' 2"

Weight

170 lbs

Date of Birth

8.25.1992 (32)

Birthplace

Centennial, CO, CO USA

Position

Defender

Position Detail

Central Defender

Preferred Side

Centre

Footedness

Right

Roster Category

Supplemental Slots 21-24
Career Summary

ACQUIRED

Signed on November 22, 2019.

PROFESSIONAL

Nashville Soccer Club (Major League Soccer, United States)

2020

Nashville SC (USL Championship)

2019

  • Made 26 appearances and 23 starts across all competitions
  • Scored four goals and notched two assists in USL play
  • Scored his first goal of the season in a 2-2 draw against Pittsburgh on April 27

Penn FC (USL Championship)

2018

  • Started in all 26 appearances in USL play
  • Named captain in his return to Harrisburg and scored six goals on the season
  • Scored two goals in a 3-2 victory over Toronto FC II on June 9

Philadelphia Union (Major League Soccer), Bethlehem Steel FC (USL Championship)

2017

  • Made one MLS appearance as a substitute
  • Loaned to Bethlehem Steel FC, where he started in all 12 of his appearances
  • Scored one goal and notched one assist in USL play

2016

  • Made 23 MLS appearances and 20 starts in his first season with Philadelphia
  • Scored two goals in MLS play
  • Picked up his first MLS goal in a 2-2 draw against Orlando City SC on May 26
  • Made his MLS debut on March 6 in a 2-0 loss to FC Dallas
  • Made one appearance for Bethlehem Steel FC

Harrisburg City Islanders

2015

  • Started in all 30 appearances across all competitions
  • Scored three goals in USL play
  • Scored his first ever USL goal in a 4-0 victory over Wilmington on May 3
  • Made his USL debut on March 29 in a 5-2 loss to Pittsburgh

COLLEGE

  • Tribbett was a four-year starter at Drexel University. The then-defensive midfielder earned second team All-South Atlantic region, first team All-Colonial Athletic Association and CAA All-Tournament honors after leading Dragons to their first CAA Tournament title and a second consecutive berth in the NCAA tournament during his senior year.

PERSONAL