S. Sarver

Before he ever wore an MLS shirt, he had already spent a season on trial by fire at four different clubs — Fort Wayne FC, Long Island Rough Riders, FC Motown and Akron City FC — building a scoring habit that culminated in the NPSL Young Player of the Year and Great Lakes Conference MVP awards at Akron City in 2024.

That form followed him to Indiana University, where he scored 24 goals and added 22 assists across 90 appearances, and picked up two Big Ten regular-season titles along with the 2023 Big Ten Tournament title and MVP award. FC Dallas took him in the second round of the 2025 MLS SuperDraft, and he was sent to sharpen up at the club's MLS NEXT Pro affiliate, North Texas SC. 19 goals in 25 appearances set the club's single-season scoring record, and in July 2025 he tore Sporting Kansas City II apart with four goals in a single game.

FC Dallas brought him into the first team on loan in June 2025, and he made his MLS debut against Minnesota United on 4 July. Three weeks later, on 24 July, the move was made permanent, with FC Dallas signing him through 2026 and holding options for two further years. By August 2025 he had made 13 MLS appearances and scored three goals, evidence that the goalscoring habit he built on loan and in the lower leagues had not deserted him at the top level.