Westminster University Hall of Fame
Bill Sedgewick came to Westminster from Wheat Ridge, Colorado and he played on the men’s soccer team during the 1990 – 1994 academic years. In that time, Westminster won 45 games with a .674 winning percentage while playing NAIA District Playoffs two times.
Sedgewick established himself as one of the top players in the program from his first day on campus and during the 1990 season he scored 12 goals while adding four assists to total 28 points. After scoring eight goals with five assists and 21 points as a sophomore, Sedgewick tallied another 10 goals with 10 assists for a career-high 30 points as a junior. The 10 assists that season are the second-most for a single season in school history.
In his career, Sedgewick played in 76 games which currently ranks as the ninth-most in school history. He currently ranks fourth in school history in goals with 32, assists with 25, and points with 89. His 179 career shots are the third-most ever attempted by a Griffin.
Sedgewick was named an NAIA Scholar-Athlete in 1992 and 1993, becoming just the fifth Griffin at the time to receive the honor on more than one occasion.
After graduation, Sedgewick played professionally in both indoor and outdoor leagues. He started his career with the Portland Pride of the Continental Indoor Soccer League and he scored a career-high 27 goals with the Edmonton Drillers during the 1996-97 season.
Sedgewick currently lives in Montreal, Quebec, Canada where he serves as the head coach for the Lakeshore Soccer Club of the Quebec Premier Soccer League.
