UC Riverside

2015  Dished out two assists on the season—in a 3-0 win vs. Concordia on August 28 (box score/recap) and in a 3-1 victory over Sacramento State on October 3 (box score/recap) ...

2014 Saw his first action for the Highlanders in UC Riverside's 5-1, season-opening win over Pacific (box score/recap/video recap) ...

High School Four-year letter winner in soccer at South Pasadena High School under Coach Juan Zurita ... Lost just two matches in league play during his four years going a combined 27-2-11 ... Won the league championship as a freshman and junior, and advanced to the quarterfinals of CIF as a sophomore and senior ... Named Second-Team, All Rio Hondo in 2012 and First-Team in 2013 ... Led league in points with 20 goals and 20 assists in 2014 ... Was MVP of his team in 2013 and 2014, and named C. Merrill Greene Male Scholar Athlete ... Was school valedictorian, and made the Principal's List all four years ... Named National Merit Commended Scholar and AP Scholar of Distinction ... Earned a Federation Life membership ... Was a member of the Science/Math Club, VIP Soccer Club and Amigos Club, and was a Tiger-Links Leader ... Volunteered with the Summer Reading Program for the South Pasadena Public Library and the Heart of Los Angeles ... Served as an AYSO referee, and volunteered with VIP and AYSO soccer ...

Personal Zachary Spencer Dunn is the son of Kevin Dunn and Renee Rubin ... Cheers for Barcelona and Arsenal ... Considers Alexis Sanchez and Iniesta to be his favorite athletes, ... Enjoys the written works of John Green and considers The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao and The Prince to be his favorite books ... Avocados are his favorite food ... Watches "Sons of Anarchy" on TV ... "Wolf of Wallstreet" is his favorite movie ... Listens to the music of "Blackbear" ... His hobbies include swimming, lifting, reading, and music ... His career goal is to play soccer professionally in Europe ... Considers Edgar Manvelyan to have had the biggest influence on him as an athlete because Edgar pushed him to his limits, and proved to Zach that he could play at any level ...