Brad Stuver

After his senior season of college, Stuver was invited to the 2013 MLS Combine. He was the only Horizon League player selected to the combine, and was one of seven collegiate goalkeepers to earn a spot. On January 17, 2013, Stuver was drafted in the second round (32nd overall) of the 2013 MLS SuperDraft by Montreal Impact. He was the first goalkeeper chosen in the draft. However, he was not signed by the Impact, as the club instead chose to keep Maxime Crépeau, an academy graduate, as their third-string keeper. Stuver was signed by MLS as a pool goalkeeper for the 2013 season, allowing him to be called up by any team in the league "in the event of an emergency." Although Stuver spent the majority of the season training with Columbus Crew, he made his first appearance on a MLS gameday roster with Chivas USA. Stuver sat behind Patrick McLain on May 12 as Chivas was defeated 3–0 by Portland Timbers. On September 14, he was on the bench for New England Revolution, serving as the backup to Bobby Shuttleworth as the Revolution were defeated 3–2 by Chicago Fire. A week later, Stuver served as the backup to Matt Lampson for Columbus for a 3–0 victory over Chicago. He also trained with Real Salt Lake, and appeared on the bench for their reserve side in the MLS Reserve League.

Columbus Crew SC

Stuver was selected by Columbus Crew in the 2013 MLS Waiver Draft. He was chosen with the fourth overall pick, and was one of just two players drafted, along with Paolo DelPiccolo.…

While still playing professionally, Stuver started coaching the goalkeepers for the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops men's soccer program in 2015.

As of match played October 10, 2026

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