after taking the starting job away from Tony Meola toward the end of the season, and was named the starting goalkeeper for the MLS Cup playoffs. He posted 5 shutouts in the final 9 games of the season going into the playoffs, recorded an assist in the final game of the season as well. He posted a 2-2 record in the playoffs, and was named the MLS Cup starting goalkeeper in a losing effort to D.C. United. Oshoniyi was named the starting goalkeeper going into the 2005 season, posting a career high 32 games, and an 11-9-12 record. He posted a career high in shutouts with 7, and finished 3rd in 2005 all star voting behind Pat Onstad and Matt Reis. In 2006 he had a 9-12-8 record. He enjoyed much success with the Wizards, posting a career total 36-43-27 record and 24 shutouts. Oshoniyi wasn't retained after the 2006 season when new head coach Curt Onalfo took over replacing him with Kevin Hartman. Oshoniyi was offered a trial with the Colorado Rapids and Houston Dynamo but declined the invitation electing to retire and move into the coaching full time. Career statistics As of August 22, 2006 Coaching record References External links Bo Oshoniyi's profile on MLSNet 1971 births Living people Association football goalkeepers New York Centaurs players Connecticut Wolves players Charleston Battery players Atlanta Silverbacks players Columbus Crew players Sporting Kansas City players American sportspeople of Nigerian descent Southern Connecticut Fighting Owls men's soccer players African-American soccer players Major League Soccer players USL Second Division players A-League (1995–2004) players New England Revolution draft picks East Tennessee State Buccaneers men's soccer coaches Soccer players from Boston American soccer players American soccer coaches 21st-century African-American sportspeople 20th-century African-American sportspeople Dartmouth Big Green men's soccer coaches