University of Pennsylvania Athletics

High School: Connecticut ODP team member ... Played for both West Hartford Premier and Connecticut Wolves ... Connecticut Wolves MVP (Premier Division 1) ... At Hotchkiss: 2008 New England champion ... 2008 All-Founders League ... 2008 season stats: 8 g, 11 a ... Coca-Cola New England MVP ... Also participated on junior varsity ice hockey team ... At Taft: Varsity soccer grades 10-12, captain as a senior ... Invited to 2007 Senior Bowl ... All-state large school selection, 2006-07 ... 2007 NEPSSA Large School First Team All-Star ... 2007 WNEPSSA Large School All-Star First Team ... 2007 Livingston Carroll Soccer Award recipient ... President’s Award for Academic Excellence ... Magna Cum Laude ... Dean’s List Award ... Effort’s List Award ... French Award for Academic Excellence ... Baton Winner (Citizenship Award).

Personal: Son of Florence deDampierre Mathis and Sean Mathis WG ’70 ... Has dual citizenship in U.S. and France ... Has two sisters, Jessie and Valentina, and three brothers, George, Aymar and Nick ... Brother Nick played football at Ole Miss ... Cousin Steve Read played soccer at Johns Hopkins ... Cousin Christian Read played hockey at Princeton and professionally in Germany ... Will enroll in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Why Penn? “I chose Penn to play for a competitive and distinguished soccer program and to receive an outstanding education.”

Fuller on Mathis

“Cam is a dynamic attacking player with a big upside. We first saw Cam at our Elite 300 camp last summer and were immediately impressed with his personality and creativity on the field. He is very passionate about the game and unafraid to take chances in the attacking half. He is comfortable with the ball at his feet and likes to create opportunities for himself and others off the dribble. As his decision-making ability improves in the attack, and he matures as a player defensively, I think he could become a standout player for our program in the years ahead. We are eager to see how quickly he is able to assimilate himself into our program. If all goes well, we anticipate that he will be able to contribute to our team's success this fall.”