Southern Oregon University Athletics

2022: Named to the All-Cascade Conference first team as a forward for the second consecutive season ... Became SOU's all-time leader in goals (27) and total points (66) ... Totaled eight goals and six assists on the season, ranking top-10 among CCC players in both categories ... Had six goals and four assists in conference play, recording 14 points over a four-game stretch in October ... Became the second Raider ever to tally two goals and two assists in the same game, leading a 4-0 win over Eastern Oregon on Oct. 14 ... Scored one goal and assisted the other in SOU's 2-1 CCC Tournament quarterfinal win over College of Idaho ... Finished with a team-high 55 shots, including 24 on target.

2021: Earned NAIA All-America honorable mention plaudits, becoming the second player in team history to do so ... An All-Cascade Conference first-team forward ... Recorded a team-high 10 goals with five game-winners, including four in conference play to lead all CCC players ... Had two assists to lead SOU with 22 total points, the second-highest single-season total in team history ... Tallied game-winning goals in back-to-back games against Eastern Oregon and Corban, and the lone goal in a win over rival Oregon Tech ... Went for a goal and an assist in the CCC Tournament quarterfinal round against Rocky Mountain.

Spring 2021: Earned All-Cascade Conference honorable mention despite the Raiders only playing four circuit games ... Led all Raiders in goals (3) and points (7) ... Had the game-winner in SOU's season debut against Bushnell, then hit the Beacons up for a goal and an assist as the Raiders completed the sweep the next day ... Tallied on a penalty kick in an upset of Humboldt State in the spring finale ... Finished with team-highs of 23 shots and 11 on goal.

2019: Named to the All-Cascade Conference second team as a true freshman ... Totaled six goals and three assists, all in conference play, and during one stretch recorded at least one point in six of seven games ... Appeared in 19 matches and started 16 of them, finishing with 40 shots and 15 on goal.

Personal: Born on Sept. 19, 2000 in Montebello, California ... The son of Yolanda and Jesus Gaytan ... Has a brother, Jhovany, and a sister, Meleny ... A first-generation college student ... Majoring in pre-physical therapy.

High School: Graduated in 2019 from Reynolds High ... A first-team all-conference honoree as a senior ... Played for the Timbers Academy from 2016-19 and and was named a Sueño MLS winner in 2016.