Joseph Charles Casey Bio

September 20, 2006 | General

Joseph Charles Casey
Class of 1967
Men's Soccer

The most prolific scorer that Army soccer has ever seen, Joe Casey established himself as the program's all-time leader with 56 goals and 38 assists, totalling 150 points across 42 career contests, records that stand to this day.

A three-year starter, Casey set single-season records of 22 goals and 58 points en route to Honorable Mention All-American accolades in 1965. Casey went on to cap his Army career with 20 goals and set the single-season assist record with 15 assists while serving as team captain in 1966.

Casey's on-field exploits helped the Black Knights craft a three-year mark of 31-7-4 (.786). He led his teams to three consecutive NCAA Final Fours, scoring eleven goals in nine tournament games. His NCAA tournament productivity was highlighted by two goals in the 1966 Quarter Final 3-1 victory over Navy.