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32010 MEN’S SOCCER

GENERAL INFORMATION ..................... 3-4Table of Contents ...................................................3Quick Facts ..............................................................3Program History .....................................................3Coaching Staff .........................................................3Media Information ..................................................3Athletics Media Relations ......................................3Roster ........................................................................4

THE UNIVERSITY ..................................... 5-15Georgia Southern University ............................. 6-9Surrounding Statesboro .................................10-11Strength & Conditioning ......................................12Sports Medicine .....................................................13Academic Services ................................................13Administration .......................................................14Coaches & Staff ....................................................15

THE EAGLES ..............................................16-42Head Coach Kevin Kennedy .........................16-17Assistant Coaches ..................................................18Season Outlook ...............................................20-21Player Profi les ..................................................22-41Photo Roster ..........................................................42

HISTORY AND RECORDS ....................43-652009 Statistics ..................................................44-452009 SoCon Leaders .......................................46-47All-Time Honors ...................................................48Individual Career Records ...................................49Individual Season Records ...................................50Individual Game Records ....................................51Team Records ..................................................52-53Annual Leaders ......................................................54Series Records ..................................................55-59Year-by-Year Results .......................................60-63All-Time Letterwinners ..................................64-65

THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE .........66

QUICK FACTSLocation ...................................Statesboro, GeorgiaFounded ............................................................. 1906Enrollment ..................................................... 19.086Nickname ....................................................... EaglesColors .............................................. Blue and WhiteHome Field ............................................Eagle FieldCapacity ............................................................... 500Affi liation.................................... NCAA Division IConference .................................................SouthernPresident ...................................Dr. Brooks A. KeelAthletics Director ...................................Sam BakerSenior Woman Administrator ...........Cathy BeeneFaculty Ath. Rep. ...................Dr. Chris GeyermanWebsite ............www.GeorgiaSouthernEagles.com

PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Soccer ......................................... 1980Overall All-Time Record ......................228-277-46Overall Conference Record ..................... 73-95-16SoCon Tournament Appearances/Last ..15/2008SoCon Tournament Record....................... 10-11-32009 Record ................................................... 1-15-12009 SoCon Record .........................................0-6-02009 SoCon Finish .............................................. 8th2009 Final Ranking ..........................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost .................................... 6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..................... 12/12Newcomers ............................................................10

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ....................................Kevin Kennedy Alma Mater (yr) ................ Augusta State (1995) GSU Record (yrs) ............................. 25-41-5 (4) Career Record (yrs) ..................................... Same Offi ce Phone .............................. (912) 478-1204Assistant Coach ..................................Ben Freakley Alma Mater (yr) .............. Georgia Southern (2000) Offi ce Phone .............................. (912) 478-7842

ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD / Media Relations ...............Rose Carter Offi ce Phone .............................. (912) 478-0352Asst. AMR/Men’s Soccer .......... Travis Chamblee Offi ce Phone .............................. (912) 478-5448 E-mail [email protected]. AMR .......................................Elizabeth Ryan Offi ce Phone .............................. (912) 478-5071Fax .................................................... (912) 478-0046Mailing Address .................................PO Box 8085 ..............................Georgia Southern University ..........................................Statesboro, GA 30460Overnight Address .Georgia Southern Univeristy ...............................................Hanner Fieldhouse .............................................................. Suite 1300 ..........................................Statesboro, GA 30460

SHOOTING AT EAGLE FIELD Any media wishing to shoot still photography or video of a Georgia Southern soccer match is welcome to do so. However, all photographers are required to stay off the fi eld of play as well as outside of both team areas. It is recommended that photographers stand several yards off the sideline to reduce the risk of injury. Also, no children are allowed near the fi eld of play, including the track.

PLAYER INTERVIEWS All student-athlete interviews must be coordinated through the athletics media relations offi ce at least one day in advance. For reporters unable to staff a practice session, student-athlete phone interviews can be arranged by contacting the GSU Athletics Media Relations Offi ce no later than 2:00 p.m. on the day an interview is requested.

INTERVIEWS WITH COACH Please contact the AMR offi ce if you desire an interview with Coach Kennedy. The best time to reach coach is on weekday mornings. On game days, all interviews with coach will be held after the game is concluded on Eagle Field. No interviews will be done prior to the game.

PRACTICE COVERAGE Any media member wishing to cover practice sessions is welcome to do so. The AMR offi ce appreciates advance notice when you are planning to attend in order to provide maximum service.

CREDITS The 2010 Georgia Southern Men’s Soccer Media Guide is a publication of the GSU Athletics Media Relations Office, and was written, designed and edited by Travis Chamblee. Cover was designed by Travis Chamblee. Special thanks to Rose Carter, Liz Ryan and head men’s soccer coach Kevin Kennedy for editing serivices. Photography provided by GSU Photographic Services, Frank Fortune, Suzanne Oliver, Willis Glassgow, socon photos and GSU Athletic Media Relations. Special thanks to Anna Mitchum, photos acquired from Kellie Folker, Marketing Manager for Statesboro Convention and Visitors Bureau, Savannahvisit.com, photos acquired from Alex Grovenstein through Erica Backus, Director of Public & Media Relations, Savannah Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, and Visit Jacksonville, photos acquired from Katie Kurycki, Senior Marketing Manager of Visit Jacksonville.

Athletics Media Relations Staff

Rosemary CarterAssistant AD

Media Relations Director

Elizabeth RyanAssistant Media

Relations Director

Travis ChambleeAssistant Media

Relations Director

Andrew AganMedia Relations Staff Assistant

4GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CL. - EXP. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 0 Neal Bates GK 6-1 173 FR - RS Watkinsville, Ga. (North Oconee)

1 Ryan Platt GK 6-1 190 JR - TR Preston, England (Nazareth College) 2 Witt Carlisle F 6-0 155 SO - 1L Alpharetta, Ga. (Fellowship Christian)

3 Thomas Valikonis D 5-11 172 FR - HS Greenville, S.C. (Eastside) 4 Zane El-Shami MF 5-7 145 SO - TR Roswell, Ga. (Coastal Carolina) 5 Austin Steele D 5-11 178 SR - 3L Kennesaw, Ga. (Harrison) 6 Mathew Brennan D 5-8 160 FR - HS Sydney, Australia (St. Mary’s) 7 Aleksandar Tomic D 5-10 160 SO - 1L Sydney, Australia (Westfi eld Sports) 8 Muhamed Sidibeh F-MF 5-11 152 SO - 1L Gambia (Beechcroft) 9 Rich Heyer MF 5-10 165 SO - 1L Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo) 10 Steven Hunter MF 5-9 150 SR - 1L Douglasville, Ga. (Gardner-Webb) 11 David Leonard F-MF 5-9 170 SR - 3L Augusta, Ga. (Aquinas) 12 Luigi Clendening F-MF 5-6 142 JR - 1L Augusta, Ga. (Richmond Academy) 13 Hunter Norton MF 6-1 180 FR - HS Evans, Ga. (Greenbrier) 14 Matt Crowell MF 6-2 188 SR - 3L St. Augustine, Fla. (Pedro Menendez) 15 Nick Lane D 5-10 165 FR - HS Suwanee, Ga. (Collins Hill) 16 Trent Doty D 6-4 180 FR - HS Statesboro, Ga. (Statesboro) 17 Cameron Troutman MF 5-10 173 SO - 1L Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs) 18 Roberto Lopez D-M 6-1 185 FR - HS Tegucigalpa, Honduras (American School) 19 Ethan LaPan F 5-8 160 FR - HS Martinez, Ga. (Aquinas) 20 Drew Ruggles D 6-1 190 FR - HS Manassas, Va. (Osbourne Park) 21 Joe Hughes MF 6-0 175 SO - 1L Mooresville, N.C. (Lake Norman) 22 Jon Cox F 6-1 190 SR - 3L Alpharetta, Ga. (Milton) 26 Sean Pinto D-F 6-0 155 SO - 1L Marietta, Ga. (Alan C. Pope) 33 Bradley Bugg GK 6-3 200 SO - TR Athens, Ga. (Coastal Carolina) 34 Zach Buckley GK 6-4 212 SR - 1L Statesboro, Ga. (Mary Persons)

Head Coach: Kevin Kennedy (Augusta State, 1995), 5th season Assistant Coach: Ben Freakley (Georgia Southern, 2000) 1st season

2010 Georgia Southern Men’s Soccer Team

BY POSITION

Goalkeepers (4): Neal Bates, Zach Buckley, Bradley Bugg, Ryan Platt

Forwards (5): Witt Carlisle, Jon Cox, Ethan LaPan, David Leonard, Muhamed Sidibeh

Midfi elders (6): Matt Crowell, Zane El-Shami, Rich Heyer, Steven Hunter, Joe Hughes, Hunter Norton, Cameron Troutman

Defenders (10): Mathew Brennan, Trent Doty, Nick Lane, Roberto Lopez, Sean Pinton, Drew Ruggles, Austin Steele, Aleksandar Tomic, Thomas Valikonis

BY CLASS

Seniors (6) Zach Buckley, Jon Cox, Matt Crowell, Steven Hunt-er, David Leonard, Austin Steele Juniors (1)Ryan Platt Sophomores (10)Neal Bates, Bradley Bugg, Witt Carlisle, Zane El-Shami, Rich Heyer, Joe Hughes, Sean Pinto, Muhamed Sidibeh, Aleksandar Tomic, Cameron Troutman

Freshmen (8)Mathew Brennan, Trent Doty, Nick Lane, Ethan LaPan, Roberto Lopez, Hunter Norton, Drew Ruggles, Thomas Valikonis

BY STATE/COUNTRY

Australia (2)Mathew Brennan, Aleksandar Tomic

England (1)Ryan Platt

Florida (1)Matt Crowell

Gambia (1)Muhamed Sidibeh

Georgia (14)Neal Bates, Zach Buckley, Bradley Bugg, Witt Carlisle, Jon Cox, Trent Doty, Zane El-Shami, Steven Hunter, Nick Lane, Ethan LaPan, David Leonard, Hunter Norton, Sean Pinto, Austin Steele Honduras (1)Roberto Lopez

Mississippi (2)Rich Heyer, Cameron Troutman

North Carolina (1)Joe Hughes

South Carolina (1)Thomas Valikonis

Virginia (1)Drew Ruggles

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GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY


THIS IS GEORGIA SOUTHERN Georgia Southern University’s tradition spans more than a century. Among the classic red brick buildings and ancient oaks that line the campus is a University geared toward equipping its students with the knowledge and skills they will need in a very modern and rapidly changing global society. Today, Georgia Southern provides a unique educational experience where students are able to take advantage of all of the benefi ts of a large university without sacrifi cing the per-sonal touches of a smaller college.

TRADITION LIVES HERE When you drive through the main campus entrance, you are fol-lowing a path more than 100 years old. Founded in 1906, Georgia Southern’s now sprawling nearly 700-acre campus began as three red brick buildings with traditional Southern columns surrounding a vast park-like lawn known as Sweetheart Circle. As they did more than a century ago, students still fl ock to Sweetheart Circle to relax in the sun, spend time with friends, or catch up on their studies. Tradition lives at Georgia Southern and it is woven into the very foundation of the University.

In the fall, the traditional Homecoming Parade ends at historic Sweet-heart Circle making for a memorable parade for students, faculty, staff, alumni and the community. Football players still arrive at home games in the same school buses used when the football program was re-started by the late legendary coach Erk Russell. And in May when the moment comes for students to become alumni, Freedom, the University’s bald eagle, fl ies over the graduates. The Statesboro summer is the perfect backdrop for the President’s annual water-melon cutting. The traditions of this classic University are the kind of moments that make the Georgia Southern experience one students cherish for a lifetime.

LARGE SCALE Georgia Southern University’s commitment to educational excellence is lauded by some of the most prestigious publications in the country this year. Both Forbes and U.S. News and World Report consistently recognize Georgia Southern as one of America’s Best Colleges. The University was also named as one of America’s Best Gradu-ate Schools by U.S. News and World Report. Kiplinger’s Personal Finance named Georgia Southern as one of its “Top 100 Best Values in Public Colleges” and The Princeton Review listed the University’s Master of Business Administration and Master of Accounting degree programs among the “Best 301 Business Schools” in the nation.

The University’s growth and achievement has led to its being des-ignated as a Carnegie/ Doctoral Research University. This designa-tion further elevates the University as an institution recognized for excellence. Another milestone for the University is the launch of its fi rst Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Logistics/Supply Chain Management. University System of Georgia institutions offer more than 180 doctoral programs, but Georgia Southern is the only univer-sity to offer this degree through the College of Business Administra-tion.

The American Geological Institute named the University’s Depart-ment of Geology and Geography as one of the top 100 Geoscience Programs in the country and the Engineering Technology program ranked 28th in the nation for total graduates and 18th for enrollment in its programs by the American Society for Engineering Education.

The College of Information Technology is one of only 10 universi-ties in the world to teach the cutting-edge technology of virtualization on VM software. Recently, the College was selected by VMware as the fi rst International VMware IT Academy Center, and it is one of only a select few in the country to offer SAP certifi cation as part of its degree program. This means students will graduate with cutting-edge knowledge and a competitive advantage the vast majority of Informa-tion Technology graduates—and even many professionals—do not have, saving their employers thousands of dollars in training costs.


The College also received distinctive honors when its Game Design Program was selected by The Princeton Review as one of the top 50 programs in the United States and Canada from a fi eld of more than 500.

Georgia Southern University’s College of Education claims numer-ous Georgia Teachers of the Year and recently one of its alumni was named the Siemens National AP Teacher of the Year. The College also obtained accreditation by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Education Programs (CACREP) in the three specialty areas of community counseling, school counseling and student affairs. Georgia Southern was the fi rst institution in Georgia to be CACREP accredited in the area of student affairs, and is the only program in the region to achieve accreditation in student affairs, community counseling and school counseling. Georgia Southern’s College of Education has become respected for its focus on educa-tion administration and leadership.

Faculty members from the biology department in the Allen E. Paulson College of Science and Technology were awarded a $2.3 mil-lion National Science Foundation grant to promote the teaching of molecular biology to students in Georgia’s schools. Faculty, staff and students are also working on projects involving bio-fuels and wind energy.

The past 10 years have marked the single largest period of growth in the University’s history. A record number of students now attend

Georgia Southern, and record numbers of outstanding students are applying to join their ranks. More than 12,000 people applied to Georgia Southern for the Fall 2010 semester, and fi nal enrollment numbers are expected to set a new record with more than 20,000 students attending classes this fall.

SMALL FEEL While progress brings change, one thing that has not changed is Georgia Southern’s commitment to its students. For decades, the Uni-versity’s hallmark has been its dedication to remaining an institution centered on its students. The University has a low student/teacher ratio, and faculty members often work with students one-on-one.

At Georgia Southern, our students appreciate learning in small groups where professors know their names. In addition, many under-graduate students enjoy having the opportunity to work on research projects led by faculty members. This year, Dr. Charles Patterson was named the fi rst Vice-President of Research to lead the University’s Research and Service Foundation, an integral part of the educational community that encourages partnerships with industries and other institutions. The introduction of the new Public Health Core Re-search Lab is the latest research and education advancement available to University students. The facility is dedicated to analyzing soil, air and water samples from the surrounding area in an effort fi nd and remove contaminants, and it will also be counted as one of a dozen of its kind in the state to feature a Bio-Safety Level 3 (BSL3) lab.

Georgia Southern is well on its way to becoming a regional center for renewable energy sciences with the establishment of the Renew-able Energy Laboratory. Research teams composed of faculty and students within the departments of chemistry, engineering and biol-ogy continually explore and identify resources of energy for com-mercial and residential use that will benefi t the region by reducing the state’s dependence on foreign petroleum sources. JCB, Inc., the world’s leading manufacturer of heavy equipment, has partnered with the University by donating a Diesel-max engine in order to research biodiesel and other biofuels combustion emissions.

Georgia Southern is poised to further the expansion of research and educational missions well into the future with the exploration of coastal plain science, computational science and green construction through the Allen E. Paulson College of Science and Technology.

Even with more than 19,000 students at the University, students feel at home seeing familiar faces when walking through campus. Georgia Southern was the recipient of the University System of Georgia Award, specifi cally honoring the Pedestrium, a beautiful walkway that serves as the main artery through campus. This award represents the state’s top honor for University facility design and planning for the long-term commitment to campus.

Additionally, both students and parents appreciate the classic main-street community of Statesboro that features numerous amenities, shopping and dining options.


EDUCATION FOR A LIFETIME Whether a student is a new high school graduate or a professional deciding to return to the University for an advanced or online degree, Georgia Southern has numerous programs and options for students in every stage of life.

The University’s College of Graduate Studies is seeing unprecedented growth in its programs. An increasing number of students are also opting for online classes. During the spring 2010 commencement ceremony, more than 200 graduates received online degrees—includ-ing several that made their fi rst-ever trip to campus to receive their diploma.

The University’s Coastal Georgia Center in Savannah takes the Geor-gia Southern classroom experience to students outside of Statesboro. The College of Business Administration also offers the Georgia WebMBA program that allows professionals to earn their master’s without leaving home.

BUILDING FOR THE FUTUREImagine a college residence hall with suite and apartment-style living, a shopping area and a food court. That on-campus living experience became reality at Georgia Southern with the opening of Centennial Place. As home to 1,001 students, Centennial Place is setting a new standard in on-campus living.

Several key facilities at the University have celebrated expansions and renovations. A four-year, $22.75 million dollar project to expand and renovate the Zach S. Henderson Library tripled the size of the facility. Today it provides students and faculty with a state-of-the-art facility for research and study.

The $7.8 million dollar renovation and extension of the Foy Building added 3,599 square feet of space. Foy’s renovation includes a major enhancement to the outstanding Carol A. Carter Recital Hall. The Wetland Preserve at Georgia Southern University’s Center for Wild-life Education and the Lamar Q Ball, Jr. Raptor Center opened to the public last year. The 12-acre addition includes a small pond

and capture basin that houses a beaver lodge, a cypress pond that will be home to a variety of wading birds like herons and egrets, and a waterfowl pond. The 17-acre center is one of only a select few in the nation to be located in the heart of a major university campus.

REACHING OUT TO THE COMMUNITY AND THE WORLD

Georgia Southern students have more opportunity than ever to study alongside others from countries all over the world. Both the number of students coming to Georgia Southern from other countries and Georgia Southern students studying abroad has grown steadily over the last decade. This year, students participated in the fi rst study abroad experience in the African country of Botswana, addressing global issues such as poverty and environmental sustainability while working alongside the non-profi t organization Somarelang Tikologo.

However, the international experience is not limited to study, and Georgia Southern students volunteered nearly 16,000 hours of ser-vice to both the community and abroad. During spring break 2010, more than 100 students traveled the world volunteering, working at an orphanage for medically frail children and assisting with con-struction projects in Honduras and also establishing a library in the Bahamas.

Closer to home, students Volunteer in the Bulloch County area through Greek organizations, service clubs, and the Offi ce of Student Leadership and Civic Engagement. Georgia Southern students learn that service to others is always time well spent. The University works to better the community every day. The College of Health and Human Sciences is partnering with the Bulloch County Health Department to curb childhood obesity. Preventing disease and bettering the quality of life for people at risk of serious health problems is a focus of the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health. And the psychology department in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences has expanded the services at its psychology clinic to include children.

Every day someone, somewhere in the world is touched by the work of a Georgia Southern student, alumni, staff, or faculty member—making the reach of this University truly global.

ADMISSIONS Undergraduate Admissions Requirements Due to the University’s growth in academic reputation and size, it is recommended that freshmen apply at the end of their junior year of high school. Acceptance is based on a high school diploma or equivalent, satisfactory grade point average and satisfactory SAT or ACT score. Students must also complete the College Preparatory Curriculum requirements for regular admission into any Georgia public university. Transfer students Students may be admitted if they provide evidence of good stand-ing at previous colleges attended and meet all Georgia Southern admissions requirements. For information on transferring to Georgia Southern University, please call or e-mail the Offi ce of Admissions at 912-478- 5391 or [email protected] Degree Programs The Jack N. Averitt College of Graduate Studies administers graduate


degree programs in more than 40 majors, concentrations and em-phasis areas in seven colleges. Enrollment in the College of Graduate Studies is increasing in record numbers, as more professionals and students realize the value of an advanced degree. Go to http://cogs.georgiasouthern.edu/ for more information. Flexible. Respected. Online.Georgia Southern University now offers a variety of fl exible on-line programs in business, education, IT, and healthcare. Now you can earn a respected Georgia Southern degree without traveling to campus. As an online student, you will be able to earn your degree on your schedule from anywhere in the world. Whether you are working your way up the corporate ladder, caring for patients, teaching stu-dents or deployed for military service, a Georgia Southern degree is only a click away. Georgia Southern also offers blended options that enable you to combine online and classroom work. Financial Aid In addition to being one of the Top 100 Best Values Among Public Universities, we also offer a variety of fi nancial aid options for students of all income levels: scholarships (including HOPE for Georgia students with B or better averages), grants, loans, work-study programs and graduate assistantships. Admissions Address: P.O. Box 8024 Statesboro, GA 30460 Phone: 912-478-5391 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.georgiasouthern.edu Financial Aid Address: P.O. Box 8065 Statesboro, GA 30460 Phone: 912-478-5413 E-mail: fi [email protected] Web site: www.georgiasouthern.edu

Estimated Expenses Per Semester (Undergraduate) (Georgia resident*) Tuition/Books .................................................................................$3,320 Room & Board ................................................................................$3,460 Total ...................................................................................................$6,780 *Non-resident tuition, room and board is $12,768 per semester

STUDENT SNAPSHOT Enrollment: 19,086 Undergraduate: 16,486 Graduate: 2,600 Student/Faculty Ratio: 22:1 Composite SAT Score: 1106

UNIVERSITY RECOGNITION • U.S. News and World Report and Forbes’ recognized Georgia Southern as one of America’s Best Colleges. • U.S. News and World Report listed the University as one of America’s Best Graduate Schools. • Kiplinger’s Personal Finance named Georgia Southern to its “Top 100 Best Values in Public Colleges” list. • The Princeton Review named the University’s College of Business Administration to its list of the “Best 301 Business Schools.”

NOTABLE GEORGIA SOUTHERN ALUMNI Tony Arata - Grammy Award-nominated Songwriter Diane Bailey - Owner/clothing designer of Bailey BoysLee Berger - National Geographic Explorer and PaleoanthropologistLuke Bryan - Country Music ArtistThomas Bryant - CEO and President of Tempur Pedic International (retired) Dan Cathy - President, Chick-fi l-A Mark Collier - Stage/television actorMichael Curry - Assistant coach Philadelphia 76ers; Former Forward/ Guard, NBA Hugh Darley - Founder/President, International Design & Entertain-ment Association (former Walt Disney executive) Mike Davis - Senior Director of Rules and Competitions for the United States Golf Association Jerry Franklin - President and CEO of Connecticut Public Broadcast-ing Inc. Tracy Ham - Quarterback (former), Canadian Football LeagueJames W. Kennedy - Kennedy Space Center Director (Ret.)Lea Anne McBride - Served as Chief Spokesperson for former Vice President Dick Cheney Hala Moddelmog - President of Arby’s Restaurant Group, Inc. Earthwind Moreland - Defensive Back (former), New York Jets, Cleveland Browns, New England PatriotsJodie Mudd - Member, Professional Golfers’ Association of America, Champions Tour Adrian Peterson - Running Back, Chicago Bears, Seattle Seahawks Gene Sauers - Member, Professional Golfers’ Association of America Fred Stokes - Defensive end (former), Washington Redskins, Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans Saints Tony Townley - Founder, Zaxby’s RestaurantJohn Tudor - Pitcher (former), Boston Red Sox, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles DodgersDavid Young - Safety (former), Jacksonville Jaguars, Cleveland Browns, New York Jets, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans and Edmonton Eskimos

SURROUNDING

STATESBORO

SAVANNAH, GA.

MILEAGE CHART FROM STATESBORO

Atlanta, Ga. ..................................... 206Augusta, Ga. ..................................... 81Birmingham, Ala. ............................. 355Charleston, S.C. .............................. 163Daytona Beach, Fla. ........................ 270Hilton Head Island, S.C. .................... 94Jacksonville, Fla. ............................. 174Orlando, Fla. .................................... 317Savannah, Ga. .................................. 55

With all the charm of a small, southern city and the advantages of a metropolitan area, Statesboro provides a relaxing atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. Nestled among the pines of Bulloch County, Statesboro is only a short drive from the Atlantic Coast. Bulloch County was established in 1796 and is named for the state’s fi rst governor, Archibald Bulloch.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

Home of the Jaguars

HILTON HEAD, S.C.

Away from the playing fi elds, the cameras, and the excitement exists Iron Works, the heart of GSU’s strength and condition-ing for all 15 intercollegiate teams. There, athletes enhance their physical capabilities through the training leadership of certifi ed coaches, and the ending results are usually displayed in the win column. Built in 1989, the recent Iron Works renovation included the addition of offi ces and the total rehab of the entrance and interior. Nearly $50,000 worth of new weight equipment including multi-squat racks, two Olympic platforms complete with bumpers plates and bars, free weights, hammer machines and body weight scale were added. The biggest addition is a Mondo surface track 9x60 feet running down the middle of Iron Works for warm-up and agility work. Already at 5,400 square feet, the addition of nearly 1,000 square feet – including storage areas and modernized reception area previously not available – makes Iron Works a premier work-out facility. Georgia Southern Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Tom Melton, who re-joined the GSU staff with the dual title of assistant athletics director/athletic performance in the spring of 2004, provides a direct strength training leadership role to the Eagle football program while coordinating and supervising off-season and in-season applications for the remaining 14 GSU teams. Thanks to donations received from former Georgia Southern football athletes, Iron Works is also home to two Vertimax Jump Trainers.

TOM MELTONAssistant A.D./Strength and Conditioning

BRANDON HOWARDAssistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

SKYLER PYLESAssistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

I R O N WO R K SSTRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

Brandy Petty Clouse

Director of Sports Medicine

JohnErwinAssistant Athletic Trainer

RobbieJacksonAssistant Athletic Trainer

JustinMatlageAssistant Athletic Trainer

The GSU SPORTS MEDICINE CENTER underwent an impressive re-modeling phase in 1998 within its Hanner Field-house location and features state-of-the-art equipment for the treatment and rehabilitation of injuries.

Thirteen athletic trainers work with all 15 Eagle teams to pre-vent and rehabilitate injuries. The facility incorporates the latest advances and resources in sports medicine technology, including a complete hydra-therapy area and a large collection of student-athlete treatment stations.

SPORTS MEDICINE

CONE HALL is the home to the Academic Enhancement Cen-ter in the Offi ce of Student-Athlete Services.

The Division provides academic servcies for all 15 Eagle teams. The facility provides individual and group study areas, a com-puter lab, meeting rooms for tutorial work, a lecture room and offi ces for support staff. In the 2008-09 academic year, fi ve Georgia Southern sport programs recorded a perfect 1,000 Academic Progress Rate (APR), a measure of academic success by the NCAA.

ACADEMIC SERVICES

Jaccie IrwinDirector of Athlete Academic Services

MattLombardiAcademic Advisor

Andrea WayAcademic Advisor


Sam Baker began his tenure as Georgia Southern Athletics Director in January 1996, and in his 14 years has taken the Eagles to unprecedented growth and success, emphasizing ‘Rings and Diplomas’, making sure every student-athlete has a chance to win a championship ring and earn a diploma.

Under Baker’s direction, the athletics department has now captured 27 Southern Conference champi-onships and made 22 appearances in NCAA post-season play, including back-to-back NCAA FCS national titles in 1999 and 2000. A perennial power

on the national stage, Eagle Football has accounted for seven of the SoCon titles, eight of the NCAA playoff appearances (Division I FCS) and two of the na-tion’s-leading six FCS national championships during Baker’s tenure.

Baker makes sure all coaches and staff emphasize the student in student-athlete. Georgia Southern continues to make progress in the Academic Progress Rate (APR). Twelve of the 15 programs improved their APR score from 2005-06 to 2006-07. Last year the Eagles saw fi ve sports programs scored a perfect 1,000 - the highest total ever since APR was implemented.

Last spring Georgia Southern Athletics had 173 student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA, including 37 that recorded a perfect 4.0. Under Baker’s direction, nu-merous student-athletes have earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors and fi ve have gone on to earn Academic All-America distinction.

Over the last decade facility improvements have been a main focal point of Baker’s efforts. Last spring, phase two of the softball stadium was completed with the building of stadium seating, a locker room and public facilities. During the 2007-08 year work phase one of the softball stadium complex was completed.

Aesthetic changes to the north concourse at Paulson Stadium in summer 2008 matched the improvements made the previous season on the south side. The Gene Bishop Field House opened in fall 2006, providing the home and visit-ing team with new locker rooms and a social meeting place upstairs for Athletic Foundation members. Those improvements add to the growing list of enhance-ments that makes Georgia Southern stand out among its football peers as having the best facilities in the country.

That same year the Bennett-Ramsey Golf Center was completed. The new building provides Eagle Golf with one of the top all-around practice facilities in all of the NCAA Division I.

During the 2004-05 academic year, work was completed on: the renovation of J. I. Clements Baseball Stadium, the construction of a Track/Soccer Stadium, renovations to Iron Works (Georgia Southern’s strength and conditioning center) and Men’s Basketball Locker Rooms (donated by Michael and Katrina Curry).

In addition, other team locker rooms, sports medicine treatment center, equip-ment room, and coaches’ offi ces in Hanner Fieldhouse have undergone renova-tion. Baker has also served as the driving force behind the Dan J. Parrish, Sr., Football Building (completed in 2000) and the Troy Cowart Building (home to the Athletic Foundation and GSU Ticket Offi ce).

Additionally, Baker has been active in his service to the Southern Conference and the NCAA. From May 2000 to May 2002, he served as chair of the SoCon Athletics Directors Association. For all his work, in June 2009 Baker was named NACDA Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year for the Football Champi-onship Subdivision’s Southeast Region.

Baker, a native of Front Royal, Virginia, joined the Georgia Southern manage-ment team after fi ve years as Director of the College Football Marketing Corpo-ration, a subsidiary of the College Football Association (CFA).

Baker’s responsibilities with the CFA included securing title sponsorship for and administration of its “Promise of Tomorrow” scholarship program. A four-year agreement with Hitachi awarded $1.3 million in scholarships to aid individuals involved in intercollegiate football with the means to pursue careers in the fi eld of education.

From 1986-90, he was associate athletic director for fi nancial development at Vanderbilt, where he oversaw the National Commodore Club.

In the two years before moving to Nashville, Baker was associate athletic di-rector for external affairs at the University of Oregon, the institution where he served as director of athletic marketing from January 1983 to May 1984.

Baker entered the fi eld of intercollegiate athletics at the College of William & Mary, where he spent seven years (1976-82) as director of athletic promotions.

Baker holds a 1976 master’s degree in Sports Administration from Ohio Uni-versity and a 1974 B. A. in Communication Arts from James Madison University.

He and his wife of 34 years, Ann, are the parents of three children: Zeb, Eliza-beth Ann and Josie.

Brooks A. Keel, Ph.D. began his tenure as the 12th President of Georgia Southern University on January 4, 2010.

The Augusta, Ga. native, a self-described product of the education system of Georgia, returns to his home state to lead Georgia Southern University with signifi cant experience in the top ranks of academia, research, and economic development.

Prior to his arrival at Georgia Southern this past year, Keel served as the Vice Chancellor for Research and Economic Development, and professor of Biological Sciences at Louisiana State University (LSU) in Baton Rouge since 2006. From 2002 to 2006, he was a professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and associate Vice President for Research at Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL.

Keel’s professional career began in 1985 at the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita, where he served in a variety of positions including the Daniel K. Roberts Distinguished Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (1995-2001), President of the Women’s Research Institute (1993-2001), and Director of Reproductive

Medicine Laboratories (1994-2002).Since joining Georgia Southern, Keel has been focused on expanding

undergraduate and graduate learning opportunities whether through research, creative or community-based educational experiences. In addition, he has been working to increase Georgia Southern’s research and economic development opportunities. The University is already beginning to attract interest through its Renewable Energy Lab and Public Health Core Research Lab.

Keel earned his Ph.D. in reproductive endocrinology from the Medical College of Georgia in 1982 and a Bachelor of Science in biology and chemistry from Augusta College (now Augusta State University) in 1978. He has completed postdoctoral work at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston and at the University of South Dakota School of Medicine, Vermillion.

He is a member of the Society for the Study of Reproduction, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and the Society for Gynecologic Investigation, among others. Keel has served on numerous boards related to his discipline, including the American Board of Bioanalysis, the American Association of Bioanalysts Board of Registry, the Oak Ridge Associated Universities, the Southeastern Universities Research Association and the Executive Committee of the Council on Research Policy and Graduate Education of APLU.

Keel is married to Dr. Tammie Schalue, an accomplished scientist and scholar. Dr. Schalue currently serves as the director of laboratories at the Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine and the associate administrator for the American Association of Bioanalysts (AAB). Both are certifi ed SCUBA diving instructors.

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SAM SAM BAKERBAKERDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS


Chris GeyermanFaculty Athletics Representative

Cathy BeeneAssociate AD/

SWA

Maggie JohnsonSoftball Coach

Keith RoughtonAssoc. AD for

Compliance and Eligibility

Roger InmanDirector of Facilities

Kay ShumanTicket Manager

Natalie SmithTrack & Field

Coach

Lanell VanLandingham

AdministrativeAssistant

Wes WilhoiteAssistant

EquipmentManager

Charlton YoungMen’s Basketball

Coach

John RamfjordAsst. Ticket

Manager

Brent JonesDirector of Marketing

Nate KelloggSwimming and Diving Coach

Larry MaysGolf Coach

Nick ZieziulaMen’s Tennis

Coach

Rusty CramWomen’s

Basketball Coach

Brandon CoxDirector of Athletics

Operations

Ashley HartWomen’s

Soccer Coach

Jeff MonkenFootball Coach

Amy BonnerWomen’s Tennis

Coach

Shayne BrinsonAdministrative

Assistant

Chad CallihanVolleyball Coach

Stewart CarterHead

Equipment Manager

Barry MunkasyCheerleading Coach

Kevin KennedyMen’s Soccer

Coach

Rodney HennonBaseball Coach

Jeff BlytheAsst. AD/

Business Manager

Claudia BatichonAsst. Compliance

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Tom MeltonAsst. AD/ Strength &

Conditioning

Brandon HowardAsst. Strength &

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Head Coach • 5th Year • Augusta State (1995)Head Coach • 5th Year • Augusta State (1995)

The 2006 Southern Conference ‘Coach of the Year,’ Kevin Ken-The 2006 Southern Conference ‘Coach of the Year,’ Kevin Ken-nedy enters his fi fth season at the helm of Georgia Southern Eagle nedy enters his fi fth season at the helm of Georgia Southern Eagle Soccer.Soccer.

Hired days before the team reported for fall 2006 practice as the Hired days before the team reported for fall 2006 practice as the interim head coach, Kennedy helped turn around a 7-10-1 team that interim head coach, Kennedy helped turn around a 7-10-1 team that fi nished tied for last place in the SoCon in 2005, to a 10-6-3 record fi nished tied for last place in the SoCon in 2005, to a 10-6-3 record and a top-10 regional showing that ultimately peaked at No. 7 in the and a top-10 regional showing that ultimately peaked at No. 7 in the South region by the NSCAA/adidas rankings.South region by the NSCAA/adidas rankings.

Kennedy was soon promoted to his current permanent head Kennedy was soon promoted to his current permanent head coach status in December 2006 following a remarkable season that coach status in December 2006 following a remarkable season that exceeded initial expectations.exceeded initial expectations.

The 2006 Eagles produced their best campaign since 1997 when The 2006 Eagles produced their best campaign since 1997 when GSU fi nished with a 14-4-2 record. Georgia Southern’s appearance GSU fi nished with a 14-4-2 record. Georgia Southern’s appearance in the SoCon Championship match versus UNC Greensboro (Nov. in the SoCon Championship match versus UNC Greensboro (Nov. 5, 2006) was an accomplishment that hadn’t occurred in a decade.5, 2006) was an accomplishment that hadn’t occurred in a decade.

The Eagles shut out eight teams during the 2006 campaign, tying The Eagles shut out eight teams during the 2006 campaign, tying the record set back in 1990, including a scoreless draw versus visiting the record set back in 1990, including a scoreless draw versus visiting UNC Greensboro (Sep. 20, 2006), the eventual SoCon regular season UNC Greensboro (Sep. 20, 2006), the eventual SoCon regular season and tournament winner and No. 15 ranked team in the country.and tournament winner and No. 15 ranked team in the country.

In 2007, Kennedy saw his Eagles take part in a rare opportunity, In 2007, Kennedy saw his Eagles take part in a rare opportunity, performing in front of a national audience. Played at UNCG Soccer performing in front of a national audience. Played at UNCG Soccer Stadium in Greensboro, N.C. (Oct. 26, 2007), Fox Soccer Channel Stadium in Greensboro, N.C. (Oct. 26, 2007), Fox Soccer Channel broadcast a rematch of the 2006 SoCon Tournament championship.broadcast a rematch of the 2006 SoCon Tournament championship.

The 2008 season was a year to remember for Kennedy. The The 2008 season was a year to remember for Kennedy. The Eagles became just the 16th different team to defeat Clemson under Eagles became just the 16th different team to defeat Clemson under the lights at historic Riggs Field. Georgia Southern shocked a crowd the lights at historic Riggs Field. Georgia Southern shocked a crowd of almost 6,000 defeating the Tigers 2-1 in one of the biggest non-of almost 6,000 defeating the Tigers 2-1 in one of the biggest non-conference wins in school history. conference wins in school history.

The memories didn’t end there for the Eagles. With SoCon The memories didn’t end there for the Eagles. With SoCon Tournament seeding on the line, Kennedy pulled off another shock-Tournament seeding on the line, Kennedy pulled off another shock-er earning the school’s fi rst win over UNC Greensboro en route to a er earning the school’s fi rst win over UNC Greensboro en route to a second place fi nish in the SoCon.second place fi nish in the SoCon.

In just three years, Kennedy has seen his student-athletes excel In just three years, Kennedy has seen his student-athletes excel both on and off the fi eld, capturing conference and national recogni-both on and off the fi eld, capturing conference and national recogni-tion.tion.

Earning All-SoCon honors were Luigi Clendening (2007), Jon Earning All-SoCon honors were Luigi Clendening (2007), Jon Cox (2006), Brad Mitchum (2006) and Adam Webb (2006). Cox also Cox (2006), Brad Mitchum (2006) and Adam Webb (2006). Cox also received the program’s fi rst SoCon “Freshman of the Year” honor received the program’s fi rst SoCon “Freshman of the Year” honor (2006) and went on to be named to the College Soccer News All-(2006) and went on to be named to the College Soccer News All-Freshman Third Team and the NSCAA/adidas All-South Region Freshman Third Team and the NSCAA/adidas All-South Region Third Team. Along with Cox, Webb also earned NSCAA/adidas All-Third Team. Along with Cox, Webb also earned NSCAA/adidas All-South Region accolades while claiming a spot on the College Soccer South Region accolades while claiming a spot on the College Soccer News “National Team of the Week” and garnering SoCon “Player News “National Team of the Week” and garnering SoCon “Player

of the Week” honors the week of Sep. 20, 2006.of the Week” honors the week of Sep. 20, 2006.Academically, Kennedy has seen several of his pupils demon-Academically, Kennedy has seen several of his pupils demon-

strate excellent work in the classroom. Following the 2006-07 school strate excellent work in the classroom. Following the 2006-07 school year, seven Eagles were represented on the SoCon Honor Roll, hav-year, seven Eagles were represented on the SoCon Honor Roll, hav-ing earned at least a 3.0 GPA. At the end of 2007-08, the men’s soc-ing earned at least a 3.0 GPA. At the end of 2007-08, the men’s soc-cer team had nine individuals on the Honor Roll.cer team had nine individuals on the Honor Roll.

In 2008-09, Mark Beville was named Student-Athlete of the In 2008-09, Mark Beville was named Student-Athlete of the Year at Georgia Southern. Kennedy’s 2008-09 squad also earned the Year at Georgia Southern. Kennedy’s 2008-09 squad also earned the NSCAA Team Academic Award for averaging a team GPA above 3.0 NSCAA Team Academic Award for averaging a team GPA above 3.0 for the year.for the year.

Before coming to Statesboro, Kennedy enjoyed a successful Before coming to Statesboro, Kennedy enjoyed a successful coaching career at the club and high school levels.coaching career at the club and high school levels.

Prior to joining the Eagles, Kennedy spent six years serving as Prior to joining the Eagles, Kennedy spent six years serving as the Director of Coaching and Club Director of the Augusta Arsenal the Director of Coaching and Club Director of the Augusta Arsenal Soccer Club. He oversaw a coaching staff of 25 and business oper-Soccer Club. He oversaw a coaching staff of 25 and business oper-ations of the club, in addition to coordinating the Capital Improve-ations of the club, in addition to coordinating the Capital Improve-ment projects at the Augusta Soccer Park.ment projects at the Augusta Soccer Park.

In addition to the administrative duties, he did extensive work In addition to the administrative duties, he did extensive work on the coaching front. He worked as an instructor for coaching edu-on the coaching front. He worked as an instructor for coaching edu-cation with the Georgia Youth Soccer Association, and in 2003 host-cation with the Georgia Youth Soccer Association, and in 2003 host-ed the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Coaching ed the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Coaching Academy. Along with his club coaching experience, Kennedy served Academy. Along with his club coaching experience, Kennedy served as a staff coach for the Georgia Olympic Development Program.as a staff coach for the Georgia Olympic Development Program.


From January 2002, Kennedy was the boys head coach at Aqui-From January 2002, Kennedy was the boys head coach at Aqui-nas High School, leading that squad to the 2005 AA/A State cham-nas High School, leading that squad to the 2005 AA/A State cham-pionship. The Augusta Chronicle 2005 ‘Boys Soccer Coach of the pionship. The Augusta Chronicle 2005 ‘Boys Soccer Coach of the Year’, Kennedy coached Aquinas to three consecutive Region 7-AA/Year’, Kennedy coached Aquinas to three consecutive Region 7-AA/A titles (2003-05) and during those same three years received the A titles (2003-05) and during those same three years received the Team Academic Award by the NSCAA.Team Academic Award by the NSCAA.

Kennedy was an undergraduate at Augusta State, received his Kennedy was an undergraduate at Augusta State, received his master’s degree from Georgia Southern, then went back to ASU master’s degree from Georgia Southern, then went back to ASU to work as a men’s soccer assistant coach during the 1999 season. to work as a men’s soccer assistant coach during the 1999 season. He was a three-year team captain during his playing days, twice was He was a three-year team captain during his playing days, twice was named to the Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll, and in named to the Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll, and in 1995 received the Tommy Werrick Scholar-Athlete Award.1995 received the Tommy Werrick Scholar-Athlete Award.

During his graduate work at Georgia Southern, he received a During his graduate work at Georgia Southern, he received a Teaching Excellence Award in 1999. A member of the GS club Teaching Excellence Award in 1999. A member of the GS club team, he was named to the All-Tournament Team at the National team, he was named to the All-Tournament Team at the National Club Championships.Club Championships.

A member of the NSCAA, he owns a United States Soccer Fed-A member of the NSCAA, he owns a United States Soccer Fed-eration ‘A’ license and received from the NSCAA an Advanced Na-eration ‘A’ license and received from the NSCAA an Advanced Na-tional diploma and Director of Coaching diploma.tional diploma and Director of Coaching diploma.

He earned an undergraduate degree in English from Augusta He earned an undergraduate degree in English from Augusta State in 1995, then received a Master of Science degree in Sports State in 1995, then received a Master of Science degree in Sports Management from Georgia Southern.Management from Georgia Southern.

Kennedy is married to the former Ale Sabio, and they are the Kennedy is married to the former Ale Sabio, and they are the parents of a daughter, Meghan and a son, Jackson.parents of a daughter, Meghan and a son, Jackson.

Year Overall SoCon2006 10-6-3 4-1-22007 6-12-0 2-5-02008 8-8-1 4-3-02009 1-15-1 0-6-0Totals 25-41-5 10-15-2

KENNEDY YEAR-BY-YEAR


Assistant Coach • 1st Year • Georgia Southern (2000)Assistant Coach • 1st Year • Georgia Southern (2000)

Ben Freakley is in his fi rst season as the Ben Freakley is in his fi rst season as the assistant coach at Georgia Southern, after assistant coach at Georgia Southern, after spending the past four seasons as the head spending the past four seasons as the head coach at the Virginian Military Institute.coach at the Virginian Military Institute.

In just his second season at VMI, he led In just his second season at VMI, he led the Keydets to the best Big South fi nish in school history, using a team fi lled the Keydets to the best Big South fi nish in school history, using a team fi lled with freshmen, three of which earned All-Big South Freshman Team honors.with freshmen, three of which earned All-Big South Freshman Team honors.

At VMI, Freakley earned a reputation as a great recruiter. His players At VMI, Freakley earned a reputation as a great recruiter. His players consistently earned Big South All-Freshman accolades, and he was able to sign consistently earned Big South All-Freshman accolades, and he was able to sign numerous Virginia Olympic Development players during his four-year tenure.numerous Virginia Olympic Development players during his four-year tenure.

A 2000 Georgia Southern graduate, Freakley played for the Eagles before A 2000 Georgia Southern graduate, Freakley played for the Eagles before spending the next two seasons as a graduate assistant at Georgia Southern.spending the next two seasons as a graduate assistant at Georgia Southern.

After graduation, Freakley began to build his coaching resume, spend-After graduation, Freakley began to build his coaching resume, spend-ing the 2003 season as an assistant at College of Charleston, assisting with all ing the 2003 season as an assistant at College of Charleston, assisting with all aspects of the program. aspects of the program.

Prior to his stint at VMI, Freakley was the head coach at Erskine College. Prior to his stint at VMI, Freakley was the head coach at Erskine College. In his fi rst season, he directed the Division II squad into the Carolinas-Virginia In his fi rst season, he directed the Division II squad into the Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference tournament, the fi rst appearance in his players’ careers. Athletics Conference tournament, the fi rst appearance in his players’ careers. The Flying Feet went 9-7-1 in his second season, the program’s fi rst winning The Flying Feet went 9-7-1 in his second season, the program’s fi rst winning season in seven years.season in seven years.

Freakley holds several coaching licenses, including a USSF “A” License Freakley holds several coaching licenses, including a USSF “A” License from the United States Soccer Federation as well as a Premier National Di-from the United States Soccer Federation as well as a Premier National Di-ploma from the National Soccer Coaches’ Association of America (NSCAA). ploma from the National Soccer Coaches’ Association of America (NSCAA). Freakley served as the head coach of the Boys ‘94 ODP Virginia team and was Freakley served as the head coach of the Boys ‘94 ODP Virginia team and was a member of the Region 1 ODP staff.a member of the Region 1 ODP staff.

Freakley earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Public Relations from Freakley earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Public Relations from Georgia Southern in 2000 and received his Master of Science in Sport Man-

agement from the Georgia Southern in May 2003. He is currently pursuing a agement from the Georgia Southern in May 2003. He is currently pursuing a master’s in sports psychology.master’s in sports psychology.

Freakley is married to former Georgia Southern women’s soccer player Freakley is married to former Georgia Southern women’s soccer player Melissa Cox. The two married in 2003, and now have two sons, Benjamin (2) Melissa Cox. The two married in 2003, and now have two sons, Benjamin (2) and Connor, born in December 2009.and Connor, born in December 2009.

Volunteer Assistant • 3rd Year • Marshall (2007)Volunteer Assistant • 3rd Year • Marshall (2007)

Rob Clouse enters his third season as a member of the coaching staff at Georgia Southern, serving as a volunteer assistant coach.In May 2008, Rob completed his Mas-

ter’s Degree in Coaching at Georgia Southern University. Clouse played his college soccer at Marshall University in Hunting-

ton, W.V., where he was named team captain as a junior. Rob was a staple in a defense that helped the Herd reach its highest

ranking in school history, 25th nationally in 2001. During his high school career, Rob was a three-time member of the

Olympic Development Program (ODP) Region II Team and a two-time invitee to Adidas ESP Camp.

“We are happy to have Rob on the staff and we look forward to having another coach on staff with a distinguished soccer back-ground,” said Coach Kennedy. Clouse is married to Brandy Petty Clouse, Georgia Southern Direc-

tor of Sports Medicine.

Ben and his wife Melissa with their two children, Benjamin (R) and Connor (L).Photo taken in front of the Herty Building on campus, where the two fi rst met in 1998.

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MEET THE EAGLES


The 2010 Georgia Southern Men’s Soccer team made several key acquisitions to help it accomplish the goals set by the coaches and players. Perhaps the most notable change is a member of the coaching staff.

Head Coach Kevin Kennedy brought in former Eagle Ben Freakley, who played for the Eagles in 2000 and served as a graduate assistant the following two seasons, to serve as as-sistant coach.

“We want to win. I don’t think anyone has that passion more than someone who has been a part of the program as a player and a coach,” Kennedy said. “(Freakley) has a vested interest in our success. He’s a great coach, and he’s here to challenge the guys and push the guys.”

The guys Freakley and Kennedy will be pushing gained valuable experience last season. The 2010 roster has six seniors and seven sophomores who played critical minutes in 2009, including fi ve who played at least 900 minutes.

“A lot of guys earned some game experience last year. A lot of freshmen were able to start matches and get good minutes,” Kennedy recalled. “At the end of the day, when freshmen come in, they don’t have as vested an interest as returning players because they haven’t been through spring workouts. They haven’t been through strength and condition-ing for a year.

“As returning players, they have that much more invested in our success, which I think is going to be good. At the end of the day, because of injuries and illnesses, a lot of guys got more experience which is terrifi c.”

One of the leaders on this team full of experience will be senior Jon Cox, who has scored seven goals in three seasons with the Eagles. The talented striker spent the summer fi ne-tuning his skills with the Atlanta Blackhawks, a professional development team.

“Jon (Cox) is a player that has the ability and the desire to play at the next level. The guy’s a winner, he wants to win. He’s shown a renewed commitment this spring and summer, and we’re excited about that,” Kennedy said of his forward. “He looks sharper than he has in the last two years, and he is a real threat in the conference. He’s a guy that can score goals and turn games for us.”

The task of holding down the midfi eld and getting the ball to the feet of Cox will most likely go to seniors David Leon-ard and Steven Hunter, and sophomore Aleksandar Tomic, who scored a goal against Gardner-Webb last season.

“(Tomic) started every game for us last year. He is very good on the ball and is a disciplined player,” Kennedy stated. “David Leonard and Steven Hunter both had great spring seasons. They are going to be players we are going to look to call on to play centrally for us. Their fi tness is good, and they are both seniors, so hopefully that will lead to them fi ghting a little harder and working harder.”

Seniors Look To Leave Mark In Final Season

Jon Cox

Aleksandar Tomic


Austin Steele will be expected to anchor the defense. The senior started 33 games over the past three seasons, and is the team captain. He is also a threat to score goals, fi nding the back of the net fi ve times in his career.

“(Steele) has been a consistent starter for us. Everything in the back is going to be dictated by Austin and his leadership,” Kennedy remarked. “He is also a threat on set pieces because he is so good in the air and at coming forward.”

The biggest question for the Eagles this season surrounds the goalkeeper position, the one spot the Eagles lack experi-ence. Of the four goalkeepers on the roster, only one has experience in an Eagles uniform. Senior Zach Buckley played just four games last season, posting a 1-3 record with 13 saves.

Redshirt-freshman Neal Bates has a year of experience, but hasn’t seen any game action. Joining the returners is a pair of transfers in junior Ryan Platt and sophomore Bradley Bugg.

“I think Zach has a leg up on Neal Bates, in that he’s going into his ninth semester in the program, but Neal played all of our spring games,” Kennedy said of his goalkeepers. “Neal had a great spring and played well this summer with his club team, so both of those guys are very much in the mix.”

Platt played two seasons at Nazareth College, earning all-conference honors as a sophomore. During his second season, he allowed just one goal during conference play, lead-ing his team to a 12-4-2 overall record with a perfect regular season conference mark.

“Ryan, out of all the guys, has 30 college games under his belt. He has a lot of game experience which is important for a goalkeeper,” Kennedy stated. “Bradley Bugg is a player that we rated high coming out of high school and were eager to sign him, but we didn’t get him. Then, he contacted us about transferring. He’s a player that has all the physical tools and the youth experience as far as his club team, both regionally and internationally.”

Bugg played in three games as a freshman at Coastal Caro-lina, earning a 1-0 shutout win over St. Francis New York.

Kennedy also expects immediate contributions offensively from his incoming freshman class, specifi cally naming Hunter Norton, son of former Eagles coach Tom Norton, as well as Ethan LaPan and Drew Ruggles, as players that are expected to compete for playing time right away.

The Eagles open the season with three exhibition games, the fi rst against Mercer on August 21. The regular season opens at home against USC Upstate on September 1, before the Eagles go on the road for four non-conference matches, including the Flash Gordon Soccer Tournament at High Point in North Carolina. The Eagles kickoff the Southern Conference schedule at home against Furman on Sept. 29. Georgia Southern has just two home matches out of nine in October, hosting UNC Greensboro on Oct. 10 before clos-ing the regular season at home against Elon on Oct. 29.

Austin Steele

Zach Buckley


3434 • GK • Senior • 6-4 • 212 • Forsyth, Ga. • Mary Persons HS • GK • Senior • 6-4 • 212 • Forsyth, Ga. • Mary Persons HS

JUNIOR (2009): Started four games at goalkeeper…Had a 2.18 goals against average with a .619 save percentage…Held North Florida (11-3) scoreless for 1-0 victory…Made season-high six saves against North Florida…Recorded 13 saves in four matches.

SOPHOMORE (2008): Did not see game action.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2007): Did not see game action.

FRESHMAN (2006): Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for the Peachtree City Lazers club... At Mary Persons HS, played for coach Keith Groeper making 119 saves during his senior year...Allowed just 15 goals in 16 games, a 0.93 GAA...Macon Telegraph ‘Soccer Athlete of the Week’...Team captain...First Team All-Middle Georgia twice each in football and soccer...In addition, twice named First Team All-4AAA Region...Stopped 139 shots during his junior year... 1.11 GAA...Recorded eight shutouts, the fi rst shutouts in school history...Registered 23 career shutouts...Team advanced to the Sweet 16 his senior year.

PERSONAL: Born Robert Zachary Buckley to Bob and Kathy Buckley on March 5, 1988...Majoring in sports medicine.

BUCKLEY’S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP-GS SV GA SHO MIN GAA

2009 4-4 13 8 0 330:52 2.18

TOTAL 4-4 13 8 0 330:52 2.18


2222 • F • Senior • 6-1 • 190 • Alpharetta, Ga. • Milton HS • F • Senior • 6-1 • 190 • Alpharetta, Ga. • Milton HS

PDL (2010): Scored three goals and had one assist for the Atlanta Black-hawks...Fourth on the team with seven points...Led team to third place fi n-ish in the Southeast Division of the Premier Development League.

JUNIOR (2009): Appeared in 14 games with 10 starts…Led the team in shots (35) and shots on goal (17)…Scored equalizer in 80th minute against Oregon State (9-13) giving the Eagles a 2-2 tie against the PAC-10 team…Tied for team lead with two assists on the season, setting up goals against Wofford (10-21) and North Florida (11-3)…Assist against North Florida gave Eagles a 1-0 win…Played a season-high 97 minutes in 2-1 overtime loss to Mercer (9-20).

SOPHOMORE (2008): Started in nine matches while appearing in 15... Led the team with 47 shots and 22 shots on goal...Dished out a team lead-ing three assists...Led the SoCon with 3.13 shots per game and ranked fi fth with 47 shots...Recorded two of his three assists in the 2-1 win over peren-nial power Clemson...Assisted on the Eagles’ lone goal against the College of Charleston.

SOPHOMORE (2007): Did not see game action.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2006): Started in 18 of 19 appearances, ac-cumulating 1,182 minutes in the attack...Earned all-SoCon honors, named GSU’s fi rst SoCon “Freshman of the Year” and went on to be named to the College Soccer News Freshman All-American team and the NSCAA/adi-das All-South Region team...Ranked among the top offensive players in the SoCon: fourth in shots (55), fi fth in shots per game (2.89), ninth in points (17), eighth in points per game (0.89), ninth in goals (6), tenth in goals per game (0.32) and eighth in assists (5)...Led the Eagles in goals (6), assists (5), points (17), shots (55) and shots on goal (25)...Tallied his fi rst collegiate points on an assist vs. Stetson (9-3)...Notched his fi rst game-winner and second career goal, and dished out one assist in a 3-0 shutout victory over Centenary (9-9)...Also named SoCon player of the week and Centenary all-tournament team for his performance...Scored the game-winning goal in a 4-3 victory over Gardner-Webb (9-16)...Tallied his fourth winner in a 2-0 victory at Appalachian State (9-23)...Scored the Eagles’ lone goal in a 1-1 tie vs. Winthrop (9-30)...Notched a winner in a 2-1 win vs. Davidson (10-28).


HIGH SCHOOL: A member of the 2004 United Quest club team that won the state championship...Four-year letterman...Captain his junior and senior years...‘Most Valuable Player’ as a senior...As a junior, scored 14 goals in 18 starts, which was second-best in the region while earning team and all-conference accolades...Attended Milton high school.

PERSONAL: Born Jon Henry Cox to Mark & Susan Cox on December 30, 1986 in St. Louis, Mo...Majoring in sports management.

COX’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2006 19-18 55 6 5 2 17

2008 15-9 47 0 3 0 3

2009 14-10 35 1 2 0 4

TOTAL 48-37 137 7 10 2 24


1414 • • MF • Senior • 6-2 • 188 • St. Augustine, Fla. • Pedro Menendez HSMF • Senior • 6-2 • 188 • St. Augustine, Fla. • Pedro Menendez HS

JUNIOR (2009): Started 13 games with appearances in 14 contests…Took 17 shots with eight on goal…Scored a goal against Mercer (9-20) in the 75th minute, forcing overtime before Georgia Southern lost 2-1.

JUNIOR (2008): Redshirted.

SOPHOMORE (2007): Made 12 starts in 16 appearances, tallying 870 minutes...Earned his fi rst career start in a 2-0 season-opening victory vs. VMI (8-31)...Tallied his fi rst career goal in a 6-2 victory over Wofford (9-27).

FRESHMAN (2006): Made eight appearances off the bench...Recorded a shot versus UNC Greensboro en route to a 0-0 tie...Fired a shot at Wofford leading to a 2-0 victory.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors at Pedro Menendez HS...Played for coach Rupert Lassister...Received all-county accolades all four years...Honor roll student.

PERSONAL: Born Matthew Rycroft Crowell to Joan and Ed Crowell on March 25, 1988...Majoring in history.

CROWELL’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2006 8-0 2 0 0 0 0

2007 16-12 7 1 0 0 1

2009 14-13 17 1 0 0 2

TOTAL 38-25 26 1 0 0 3


1010 • MF • Senior • 5-9 • 150• Douglasville, Ga. • Gardner-Webb • MF • Senior • 5-9 • 150• Douglasville, Ga. • Gardner-Webb

JUNIOR (2009): Appeared in nine games with two starts…Took one shot against Campbell (9-8)…Played season-high 68 minutes against UCF (9-6).

SOPHOMORE (2007-2008): Transfered to Georgia Southern.

FRESHMAN (2006): Appeared in three games for Gardner-Webb...Team fi nished 9-8-4 and went 5-1-1 in the Atlantic Sun.

HIGH SCHOOL: A four year letterwinner at Chapel Hill High School…Named Team MVP his senior year…Led the team and the county in goals scored in his senior year…Named the Best Offensive Player and Team Captain his junior season…Also re-ceived the Coach’s Award…Helped lead Chapel Hill HS to the State Semifi nals in his sophomore year…Named All-County all four years…While at Chapel Hill HS he was the Class Vice Presi-dent and a Student Ambassador…Was also a member of the Na-tional Society of High School Scholars…Played club soccer for 15 years for the AFC Lightning Premier 88…Was the team cap-tain of the state-runner up team…Also a member of the ODP State Team in Georgia for the last four years.

PERSONAL: Born March 28, 1988 in Douglasville, Ga....Son of Mike and Susan Hunter...Majoring in construction manage-ment.

HUNTER’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2009 9-2 1 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 9-2 1 0 0 0 0


1111 • F-MF • Senior • 5-9 • 170 • Augusta, Ga. • Aquinas HS • F-MF • Senior • 5-9 • 170 • Augusta, Ga. • Aquinas HS

JUNIOR (2009): Played in 15 games with three starts…Took six shots with three on goal…Recorded an assist on the equal-izer against Oregon State (9-13), giving Eagles a 2-2 tie against the PAC-10 team…Played a season-high 47 minutes against Furman (10-31).

SOPHOMORE (2008): Appeared in eight games scoring his fi rst career goal against Gardner-Webb (10-17)...Racked up 93 minutes of action...Took four shots with two coming on goal.

FRESHMAN (2007): Made four appearances off the bench, accumulating 66 minutes on offense...Tallied a pair of shots vs. Western Illinois (9-2) and at Clemson (10-2)...Dished out an as-sist against the Tigers (10-2).

HIGH SCHOOL: Played club soccer for the Augusta Arsenal in the Region III Premier League...Club team was Georgia State Cup semifi nalist in 2006 & 2007...Four-year starter at Aquinas HS...Led Fighting Irish to Georgia AA State Championship in 2005 and a Final Four appearance in 2006, earning all-county honors both seasons...Named Most Valuable Offensive Player three times, recording 63 goals and 58 assists.

PERSONAL: Born David Lee Leonard to Grady and Amanda Leonard on December 12, 1988 in Augusta, Ga...Paternal grand-father was an Olympic boxer (1930) and is a member of the University of Miami Hall of Fame (football, boxing)...Maternal grandfather played professional soccer in England...Majoring in business.

LEONARD’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2007 4-0 2 0 1 0 1

2008 8-0 4 1 0 0 2

2009 15-3 6 0 1 0 1

TOTAL 27-3 12 1 2 0 4


55 • D • Senior • 5-11 • 178 • Kennesaw, Ga. • Harrison HS • D • Senior • 5-11 • 178 • Kennesaw, Ga. • Harrison HS

JUNIOR (2009): Played in 12 games with 10 starts…Used primarily as a defender…Placed six of eight shots on goal…Scored a goal against Gardner-Webb (10-10)…Played all 90 minutes in eight games.

SOPHOMORE (2008): One of three Eagles to start all 17 matches...Led the team with 1,433 minutes...Scored two goals on 18 shots...Tallied six shots on goal...Scored both goals against Davidson...Scored the game winning goal in the Eagles’ 2-1 win over Davidson (11-9) in the SoCon Tournament...Recorded a season-high three shots against Elon (10-4) and Davidson (11-9)...Recorded a season-high 105 minutes against Furman (10-7).

FRESHMAN (2007): Made six starts in 12 appearances...Finished the season tied for third in goals (2), tied for second in assists (2) and third in points (6)...Fired a season-high two shots in his collegiate debut vs. Western Illinois (9-2)...Notched his fi rst career goal and dished out two assists in a 6-2 home victory over Wofford (9-27)...Scored a winner in a 3-2 win vs. Appalachian State (10-20).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Harrison HS leading to Georgia 5A State Championship game as a senior...Earned MVP honors that same year, and was selected to the all-county team all four years...As captain of the Cobb FC ’89 Premier club team, helped team win 2005 State Cup and Region III Championships...Five-year member of Georgia state ODP team.

PERSONAL: Born John Austin Steele to Pam and John Steele on October 28, 1988 in Marietta, Ga...Majoring in business fi nance.

STEELE’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2007 12-6 5 2 2 0 6

2008 17-17 18 2 0 1 4

2009 12-10 8 1 0 0 2

TOTAL 41-33 31 5 2 1 12


1212 • • F-MF • Junior • 5-6 • 142 • Augusta, Ga. • Richmond AcademyF-MF • Junior • 5-6 • 142 • Augusta, Ga. • Richmond Academy

SOPHOMORE (2008-2009): Did not compete.

FRESHMAN (2007): Named Second Team All-Conference...Led the team in points (12) and goals (5)...Ranked among the leagues best in goals (9th), goals per game (10th), and game-win-ning goals (5th)...Started 16 games and took 29 shots while dish-ing out two assists...Recorded 13 shots on goal...Scored a goal against VMI in his fi rst career start...Broke a seven game goalless streak against Wofford...Scored a goal and dished out two as-sists in the 6-2 win...Scored two goals including the game winner against Appalachian State (10-20).

PREP: Played for Augusta Arsenal in the Region III Premier League...Named MVP at Richmond Academy as a sophomore, junior and senior...Scored 44 goals as a sophomore, leading Rich-mond Academy to Georgia AAA State Championship...Gar-nered over 150 goals at the high school level...Named to all-area fi rst team three times.

PERSONAL: Born August 4, 1988 in Panama City, Panama...Son of Victor & Ines Clendening...Father was part of the Pana-ma National Basketball Team...Majoring in business.

CLENDENING’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2007 17-16 29 5 2 2 12

TOTAL 17-16 29 5 2 2 12


22 • • F • Soph. • 6-0 • 155 • Alpharetta, Ga. • Fellowship Christian HS F • Soph. • 6-0 • 155 • Alpharetta, Ga. • Fellowship Christian HS

FRESHMAN(2009): Started 13 games with appearances in all 17 matches…Was second on the team with 24 shots and 15 shots on goal…Scored a goal against Wofford (10-21), bury-ing the only shot he took in the game…Took season-high eight shots against Mercer (9-20) with fi ve on frame…Played a season-high 97 minutes in 2-1 overtime loss to Mercer (9-20).

PREP: Played for U-19 Concorde-Fire Academy club team and Fellowship Christian High School...Scored two goals and helped his team to a 2-1 record in the Winter Showcase in Lancaster, Calif...Named Most Valuable Offensive Player three straight years...All-Region selection in 2007 & 2008...Set high school’s goals record...Helped his team to the 2008 region champion-ship.

PERSONAL: Born April 28, 1990 in Roswell, Ga...Son of Keith and Lisa Carlisle...Father played tennis for Columbus State... Grandfather set Alabama state high jump record in the 1950s and played basketball for Troy...Majoring in sports man-agement.

CARLISLE’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2009 17-13 24 1 0 0 2

TOTAL 17-13 24 1 0 0 2


99 • MF • Soph. • 5-10 • 165 • Tupelo, Miss. • Tupelo HS • MF • Soph. • 5-10 • 165 • Tupelo, Miss. • Tupelo HS

FRESHMAN (2009): Started 13 games with appearances in 16 matches…Took 14 shots with seven on goal…Scored the game-winning goal against North Florida (11-3) on an assist from Jon Cox, giving the Eagles a 1-0 victory…Played a season-high 97 minutes in 2-1 overtime loss to Mercer (9-20).

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Golf Coast United Futbol Club and Tupelo High School...Member of three state championship teams...Member of the Mississippi State ODP team...Named team captain for the 2007 season...Also ran track & fi eld and fi nished second in the 4x200 relay at the State AAAAA Meet.

PERSONAL: Born November 10, 1990 to Rich and Amy Heyer...Brother Jake plays soccer for Villanova...Favorite profes-sional team is Real Madrid...Majoring in business.

HEYER’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2009 16-13 14 1 0 1 2

TOTAL 16-13 14 1 0 1 2


2121 • MF • Soph. • 6-0 • 175 • Mooresville, N.C. • Lake Norman HS • MF • Soph. • 6-0 • 175 • Mooresville, N.C. • Lake Norman HS

FRESHMAN (2009): Appeared in 13 games with one start-Took one shot against Campbell (9-8)…Played season-high 39 minutes against Oregon State (9-13) and Appalachian State (11-7).

PREP: Played for Lake Norman High School and U-18 North Meck club team...Competed in the USSF Development Acad-emy League...Earned All-Conference, All-Region and All-State honors his senior year...Named 2008 North Piedmont Confer-ence Player of the Year...Helped Lake Norman to a 60-game unbeaten streak and two AAA State Titles.

PERSONAL: Born Joseph Gregory Hughes on March 3, 1991 in Philadelphia, Pa...Favorite professional sports team is the Philadelphia Eagles...Son of Joe and Lori Hughes...Majoring in pre-pharmacy.

HUGHES’ CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2009 13-1 1 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 13-1 1 0 0 0 0


2626 • D-F • Soph. • 6-0 • 155 • Marietta, Ga. • Alan C. Pope HS • D-F • Soph. • 6-0 • 155 • Marietta, Ga. • Alan C. Pope HS

FRESHMAN (2009): Started nine games with appearances in 11…Used mainly as a defender…Took one shot against USC Upstate (9-23)…Played a season-high 97 minutes in 2-1 over-time loss to Mercer (9-20).

PREP: Played for head coach Richard Groeneveld at Alan C. Pope high school...Named team captain senior year... Awarded J.J. Memorial Scholarship...Member of 2007 CASL Shootout championship team...2008 CASL Showcase Division championship team...2007 Disney Showcase semifi nalists...2008 Disney Showcase fi nalist...2008 and 2009 Georgia State Champions.

PERSONAL: Born August 14, 1991 in Marietta, Ga... Son of Terrene and Ann Pinto...Majoring in business/sports management.

PINTO’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2009 11-9 1 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 11-9 1 0 0 0 0


88 • F-MF • Soph. • 5-11 • 152 • Gambia • Beechcroft HS • F-MF • Soph. • 5-11 • 152 • Gambia • Beechcroft HS

FRESHMAN (2009): Played in six games with two starts…Took two shots with one on goal…Shot on goal came against USC Upstate (9-23)…Played a season-high 63 minutes as a sub against Mercer (9-20).

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters at Beechcroft High School...Played for head coaches Steve Smith and Jim Hines...Named First Team All-City, Third Team All-District senior season...Earned team captain and student athlete of the year honors...Led team in scoring senior year...Named Rookie of the Year.

PERSONAL: Son of Ebrima Sidibeh and Tida Jarra...Cousin Lamin plays for Mercer Community College...Majoring in infor-mation technology.

SIDIBEH’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2009 6-2 2 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 6-2 2 0 0 0 0


77 • D • Soph. • 5-10 • 160 • Sydney, Australia • Westfi elds Sports HS• D • Soph. • 5-10 • 160 • Sydney, Australia • Westfi elds Sports HS

FRESHMAN (2009): Started all 17 games of his freshman campaign…Took 15 shots with six on goal…Scored a goal against Gardner-Webb (10-10)…Played every minute in nine games, including 97 against Mercer (9-20).

PREP: Played for Westfi elds Sports High School...Led team to Errea Cup Championship...Played club soccer for Bonnyrigg White Eagles F.C...Also played for Parramatta Eagles...Earned Player of the Year honors with both teams...Selected to rep-resent Australia for Futsal’s tour of Greece...Selected to New South Wales combined high schools A team...Competed for the Weifang Cup in China...Bill Turner Cup runner-up.

PERSONAL: Born June 17, 1991 to Borislav and Ljubinka Tomic in Sydney, Australia...Hobbies include table tennis, fi sh-ing, swimming...Majoring in construction management.

TOMIC’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2009 17-17 15 1 0 0 2

TOTAL 17-17 15 1 0 0 2


1717 • MF • Soph. • 5-10 • 173 • Ocean Springs, Miss. • Ocean Springs HS• MF • Soph. • 5-10 • 173 • Ocean Springs, Miss. • Ocean Springs HS

FRESHMAN (2009): Appeared in 16 games with eight starts…Took three shots, all on goal…Played all 90 minutes in fi ve games.

PREP: Played for Ocean Springs High School and head coach Jeff French...Named Team Captain...Received All-State, All-District, All-South honors...Won four state cups...Member of Chicago Fire juniors...Competed in MLS Cup...Selected to try out for the youth Canadian National Team...Played club soccer for Gulf Coast United Futbol Club.

PERSONAL: Born Cameron Troutman on June 17, 1991 in Fairfi eld, Calif...Son of Brad and Angie Troutman...Hobbies include kiteboarding, fi shing and spearfi shing...Favorite profes-sional sports team is Manchester United...Majoring in pre-med.

TROUTMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SH G A GW PTS

2009 16-8 3 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 16-8 3 0 0 0 0


Ryan Platt

GK • 6-1 • 190 • JuniorPreston, England • Nazareth College

NAZARETH COLLEGE (2008-2009): Played two sea-sons under Coach Danny Gilbertson at NCAA Division III Nazareth College in Rochester, N.Y….Led team to unbeaten regular season and fi rst-place fi nish in the conference…Team fi nished 12-4-2 during his sophomore campaign in goal…Allowed just one goal in conference play as a sophomore…Earned First Team All-Empire 8 Conference…Named Em-pire 8 Conference Player of the Week four times as a sopho-more and twice as a freshman…Recorded a 0.42 goals against average and a 0.93 save percentage as a sophomore…Also recorded an assist.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Coach Sean Hasselgrave at Cardinal Newman in Preston, England…Led the team to the national fi nals as a senior in 2007…Team captain as a junior and senior…Played club soccer from age 8 to 19…Led Lancashire Counties U19 to a national championship, beating Durham 5-0 in the fi nal...Also played U19 for England Col-leges…Played U12-U17 for Liverpool FC.

PERSONAL: Born Ryan James Platt on May 6, 1988 in Preston, England…Son of Russell and Michelle Platt…Hobbies include soccer…In 10 years he hopes to be play-ing professional soccer…Favorites: Pro team – Manchester United; Sports fi gure – Peter Schmicheal; Non-sports fi gure – George Bush; TV show – Family Guy…Major is business with a minor in economics.

1Bradley Bugg

GK • 6-3 • Soph.Athens, Ga. • Coastal Carolina

COASTAL CAROLINA (2009): Played in three games with one start during his freshman season for Coach Sean Dock-ing at Coastal Carolina…Posted a 1-1 record in goal, includ-ing a 1-0 shutout win over St. Francis New York…Recorded four saves in the win…Achieved Dean’s List both semesters.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterman for Coach Collin Connors at Oconee County High School in Watkinsville, Ga….Named Georgia 3A Player of the Year and Northeast Georgia Player of the Year as a senior…Posted 12 shutouts, leading team to fourth place fi nish in state tournament as a senior…Four-time All-Northeast Georgia and All-Area First Team selection…Named Freshman of the Year in 2006… Led team to runner-up fi nish in state championship as a sophomore in 2007…Also lettered in basketball and foot-ball…Played club soccer for CESA and GSA…Led GSA to State Cup Championship…Three-time member of the ODP team…Was South Carolina ODP team captain, and also advanced to the national pool.

PERSONAL: Born Bradley Chandler Bugg on July 21, 1991 in Athens, Ga….Son of Grayson and Carol Bugg…Has one brother, Bryan…Hobbies include dancing…Would want Brad Pitt to play him in a movie…One word that describes him is spontaneous…Favorites: Pro teams – Atlanta Braves and Atlanta Falcons; Pre-game meal – Pasta; Musical artist – Lil’ Wayne; Pre-game ritual – listen to music…Majoring in accounting and politics with a minor in pre-law.

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Zane El-Shami

MF • 5-7 • 145 • Soph.Roswell, Ga. • Coastal Carolina

COASTAL CAROLINA (2009): Played in 11 games with four starts as a midfi elder…Took eight shots…Team posted a 9-2-7 record.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner for Coach Phil Thomas at Centennial High School in Roswell, Ga….Three-time offensive MVP…Led team to region championship and runner-up fi nish in state playoffs as a senior in 2009, fi nishing the year with an 18-3 record…Team captain as a senior…Named Score Atlanta Athlete of the Week during senior year…Played club soccer for AFU ‘90/’91 from 2007-09…Named Top Drawer Soccer national Player to Watch…Led team to Disney Showcase championship.

PERSONAL: Born Zane El-Shami on Aug. 28, 1990 in Roswell, Ga….Son of Adel El-Shami and Anne Carter…Hobbies include fi shing…Would want Sylvester Stallone to play him in a movie…Craziest ambition is to fl y in a squir-rel suit…One word that describes him is adventurous…Favorites: Pro team – Atlanta Braves; Sports fi gure – Chipper Jones; Non-sports fi gure – John Wayne; Pre-game meal – Pasta…Majoring in Business.

4Neal Bates

GK • 6-1 • 173 • Redshirt FreshmanWatkinsville, Ga. • North Oconee HS


HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Andy Clarke at North Oconee High School... Named team captain in soccer and basket-ball... Earned All-Region Honorable Mention in basketball... Named All-Region in soccer twice... Earned team MVP honors... Played club soccer for GSA Phoenix 92... Won U-17 2008 Georgia State Cup... Received varisty letters in soccer (3), football (1) and basketball (4).

PERSONAL: Born August 22, 1991 in Atlanta, Ga... Son of Robert and Mary Zorn Bates... Hobbies include soccer and basketball... Favorite professional team is the L.A. Lakers...Has not yet declared a major.

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Mathew Brennan

D • 5-8 • 160 • FreshmanSydney, Australia • St. Mary’s HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Played two years at Kingswood High, and fi nished his four-year career at St. Marys in St. Marys, Australia…Led Kingswood to a third-place fi nish in the Er-rera Cup, a state competition…Played for the Australia U16 team at the Gothia World Youth Cup in 2008 in Sweden…Named Player of the Tour after the Gothia World Youth Cup…Played club soccer for Blacktown City FC, winning three premierships in his last four seasons…Represented the state of New South Wales in the National Futsal competition, winning twice…Competed at the New South Wales State Athletics Championships in track, running the 400m, 800m, 1500m and 3000m…Earned a certifi cate for academic excel-lence in 2009…Awarded academic scholarship to the Univer-sity of Western Sydney, where he studied during the 2009-10 academic year.

PERSONAL: Born Mathew David Brennan on Jan. 3, 1992 in Blacktown, Sydney, Australia…Son of David and Karen Brennan…Hobbies include sports…One word that describes him is unique…Sees himself playing professional soccer in 10 years…Favorites: Pro team – Spain; Pre-game meal – pasta; Musical artists – Eminem and Lil’ Wayne; TV show – Two and a Half Men…Plans to major in kinesiology and exercise science.

6Trent Doty

D • 6-4 • 180 • FreshmanStatesboro, Ga. • Statesboro HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterman for Coach Chad Prosser at Statesboro High School…Started every game for the varsity team during his career…Led team to a region championship in 2009 as a junior…Two-time All-Region selection (2008 and 2010)…Named Best Midfi elder (2008-10) and Most Valuable Player (2008 and 2010)…Team captain and Region Scholar Athlete as a senior…Member of the National Honor Society, honor graduate and member of the honor roll.

PERSONAL: Born Trent Linville Doty on Jan. 31, 1992 in Statesboro, Ga….Son of Karen Doty and Roger and Wendy, stepmother, Doty…Has two siblings, Morgan Doty and Jade Spence…Hobbies include basketball, fi shing and traveling…The person he most admires is his great-grandfather, Carl Rogers…His family has had the biggest infl uence on his life because ‘they kept me focused and pushed me to become the best I could be in every aspect of life’…Favorites: Movie – Happy Gilmore; Sports fi gure – Patrick Patterson; TV show – The Offi ce; Place – Belize…Plans to major in sports management.

16


Nick Lane

D • 5-10 • 165 • FreshmanSuwanee, Ga. • Collins Hill HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterman for Coach Drew Prentice at Collins Hill High School in Suwanee, Ga….Led team to state championships as a junior and senior, and a runner-up fi nish as a sophomore…Team captain and coach-es’ choice for Eagle Award as a senior…Named Best De-fender as a freshman…Junior Varsity Most Valuable Player as a sophomore…Played club soccer with AFU and the USSF Academy…Member of USSL Super Y National Qualifi er team in 2008.

PERSONAL: Born Nicholas Sutton Lane on July 28, 1992 in Atlanta, Ga….Son of Jody and Dennis Lane…Hobbies include riding ATVs, skiing, sports, piano, and anything out-doors…Would want Matt Damon to play him in a movie…One moment in history he would like to see is D-Day…Craziest ambition is to play professional soccer in Europe…Favorites: Pro team – U.S. National Team; Sports fi gure – Wayne Rooney; Non-sports fi gure – Will Ferrell; Movie – The Bourne Identity…Plans to major in mechanical engi-neering.

15Ethan LaPan

F • 5-8 • 160 • FreshmanMartinez, Ga. • Aquinas HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner for Coach Kevin Trammel at Aquinas High School in Augusta, Ga….Four-time All-Area selection, earning First Team honors his last three years…Named Offensive MVP as a junior and Team MVP as a senior…Led Fighting Irish to state semifi nals as a senior…Team captain for two years…Earned three letters in football as the placekicker.

PERSONAL: Born Ethan Joseph LaPan on Sept. 26, 1991 in Augusta, Ga….Son of Mel and Marjorie LaPan…Hob-bies include tennis, Texas hold ‘em, and FIFA…Would want Ben Stiller to play him in a movie…Craziest ambition is to sky dive…Favorites: Pro Team – Arsenal; Sports fi gure – Clint Dempsey; Non-sports fi gure – his mother; TV show – Sportscenter…Has not yet declared a major.

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Roberto Lopez

D-MF • 6-1 • 185 • FreshmanTegucigalpa, Honduras • American School

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Coach Daniel Aquino at the American School of Tegucigalpa in Tegucigalpa, Honduras…Led his team to Association of American Schools of Central American Championships in the last three seasons…Guided team to Association of Bilingual Schools of Honduras Championship as a junior…Team Most Valuable Player and All-Star Selection as a junior and senior…Team captain as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born Roberto Lopez Mejia on April 15, 1992 in Tegucigalpa, Honduras…Son of Roberto Lopez and Luz Ernestina Mejia…Hobbies include reading, listening to music, and spending time with friends…Three people he would invite to dinner are Pele, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi…Favorites: Pro team – Real Madrid; Sports fi gure – Cristiano Ronaldo; Ice cream – strawberry; Pre-game meal – fruits…Plans to major in civil engineering.

18Hunter Norton

MF • 6-1 • 180 • FreshmanEvans, Ga. • Greenbrier HS

NPSL: Played with FC Sonic of the National Premier Soccer League in the summer of 2010.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterman for Coach Chip Warren at Greenbrier High School in Evans, Ga….Led team to the state quarterfi nals all four years, advancing to the semi-fi nals as a freshman in 2007…Two-time Columbia County News Times Player of the Year (2009, 2010)…Named MVP of his team as a junior and a senior…Named Au-gusta Chronicle Area Player of the Year in 2010…Was team captain his senior year…Played club soccer for the Augusta Arsenal…Led the team to the State Cup Semifi nals in 2007, 2008 and 2010.

PERSONAL: Born Hunter William Norton on June 12, 1992 in Statesboro, Ga….Son of Tom and Susan Norton…Father played soccer at the University of South Carolina and coached at Georgia Southern from 1990-2003, serving as the men’s head coach from 1990-95 and the women’s head coach from 1995-2003…One moment in history he would like to see is the fi rst moon landing…Craziest ambition is to drive an Indy car…People would be surprised to know he likes to read a lot…Favorites: Pro team – Ajax FC; Sports fi gure – Landon Donovan; Musical artist – Hootie and the Blowfi sh; Sports announcer – Ian Darke…Plans to major in psychol-ogy.

13


Drew Ruggles

D • 6-1 • 190 • FreshmanManassas, Va. • Osbourn Park HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterman for Coach Larry Nemerow at Osbourn Park High School in Manassas, Va….Earned All-District honors all three years, being named First Team All-Cedar Run District in 2008 and 2009 and Second Team All-Cardinal District as a senior in 2010…Named Sec-ond Team All-Northwest Region as a sophomore…Named First Team Manassas News and Journal All-Area and Wash-ington Post All-Met Second Team as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born Drew Christian Ruggles on July 28, 1992 in Fayetteville, N.C….Son of Mia and Cliff Ruggles…Brother, Darien, played soccer at the University of Mary Washington from 2005-09…Hobbies include soccer, ping pong, and spending time with family…Craziest ambition is to swim with sharks in South Africa…Chose Georgia Southern because of ‘the atmosphere and the opportunities’…The biggest infl uence on his athletic career has been his brother, Darien, because ‘he taught me the game and how to play with passion’…Favorites: Pro team – Bayern Munich; Ice cream – vanilla; TV show – Burn Notice; Sports announcer – Any English guy…Has not yet declared a major.

20Thomas Valikonis

D • 5-11 • 172 • FreshmanGreenville, S.C. • Eastside HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterman for Coach David Craig at Eastside High School in Taylors, S.C….Earned All-State honors all four years…Was selected to the ESP camp as a junior and was named to the ESPN Rise All-America Team as a senior (Spring 2009)…Team captain as a junior and se-nior…Played club soccer for the CESA 90 Boys Premier.

PERSONAL: Born Thomas Alexander Valikonis on March 13, 1991 in Greenville, S.C….Son of Richard and Shannon Valikonis…Hobbies include sports…Would want Denzel Washington to play him in a movie…Craziest ambition is to go skydiving…Favorites: Pro team – Fulham; Sports fi gure – Clint Dempsey; Non-sports fi gure – his dad; Pre-game ritual – listen to music…Plans to major in sports management with a minor in business.

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Neal BatesRS-FR GK 6-1

Watkinsville, Ga.

Zach BuckleySR GK 6-4Statesboro, Ga.

Witt CarlisleSO F 6-0Alpharetta, Ga.

Jon CoxSR F 6-1

Alpharetta, Ga.

Matt CrowellSR MF 6-2

St. Augustine, Fla.

Rich HeyerSO MF 5-10

Tupelo, Miss.

Joe HughesSO MF 6-0Mooresville, N.C.

Steven HunterSR MF 5-9Douglasville, Ga.

David LeonardSR F/MF 5-9

Augusta, Ga.

Sean PintoSO D-F 6-0

Marietta, Ga.

Austin SteeleSR D 5-11Kennesaw, Ga.

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Ocean Springs, Miss.

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Mathew BrennanFR D 5-8

Sydney, Australia

Bradley BuggSO GK 6-3

Athens, Ga.

Luigi ClendeningJR F-M 5-6

Augusta, Ga.

Trent DotyFR D 6-4Statesboro, Ga.

Zane El-ShamiSO MF 5-7

Roswell, Ga.

Nick LaneFR D 5-10Suwanee, Ga.

Ethan LaPanFR MF 5-8

Martinez, Ga.

Roberto LopezFR D-MF 6-1

Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Hunter NortonFR MF 6-1

Evans, Ga.

Ryan PlattJR GK 6-1Preston, England

Drew RugglesFR D 6-1Manassas, Va.

Thomas ValikonisFR D 5-11Greenville, S.C.

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HISTORY AND RECORDS


2009 Georgia Southern Men's SoccerGeorgia Southern Combined Team Statistics (as of Jul 27, 2010)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 1-15-1 0-5 1-9 0-1-1CONFERENCE 0-6 0-4 0-2 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 1-9-1 0-1 1-7 0-1-1

Date Opponent Score Att.Sep 04 vs Iona L 0-2 0Sep 06 at UCF L 1-2 373Sep 08 CAMPBELL L 0-1 167

% Sep 11 at GONZAGA BULLDOGS L 0-3 667Sep 13 vs OREGON STATE BEAVERS To2 2-2 300Sep 20 at Mercer Lot 1-2 220Sep 23 at USC Upstate L 1-3 412Sep 29 at Clemson L 0-6 827

* Oct 03 DAVIDSON L 0-3 39210-10-0at Gardner-Webb L 2-5 150Oct 13 at #13 NC State L 0-2 500

* Oct 18 COL OF CHARLESTON L 0-2 134* Oct 21 WOFFORD L 1-4 112* Oct 24 at UNC Greensboro L 0-6 401* Oct 31 at Furman L 1-2 346

Nov 03 at North Florida W 1-0 143* Nov 07 APPALACHIAN STATE L 0-1 152

% = Gonzaga/Nike Soccer Classic

TEAM STATISTICS GSU OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 10-179 46-283 Goals scored per game 0.59 2.71 Shot pct. . 0 5 6 . 1 6 3 Shots on goal-Attempts 89-179 136-283 SOG pct. . 4 9 7 . 4 8 1 S h o t s / G a m e 10.5 16.6CORNER KICKS 56 102 Goals off corners 1 2PENALTY KICKS 4-5 2-3OFFSIDES 19 50PENALTIES F o u l s 209 202 Yellow cards 27 23 Red cards 5 2ATTENDANCE T o t a l 957 4039 Dates/Avg Per Date 5/191 10/404 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/150

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att22 Jon Cox 14 1 2 4 35 . 0 2 9 17 . 4 8 6 0 0 - 013 Witt Carlisle 17 1 0 2 24 . 0 4 2 15 . 6 2 5 0 0 - 07 Danny Hall 14 4 0 8 18 . 2 2 2 9 . 5 0 0 0 4 - 514 Matt Crowell 14 1 0 2 17 . 0 5 9 8 . 4 7 1 0 0 - 06 Aleksandar Tomic 17 1 0 2 15 . 0 6 7 6 . 4 0 0 0 0 - 09 Rich Heyer 16 1 0 2 14 . 0 7 1 7 . 5 0 0 1 0 - 010 Joe Madigan 17 0 2 2 13 . 0 0 0 5 . 3 8 5 0 0 - 05 Austin Steele 12 1 0 2 8 . 1 2 5 6 . 7 5 0 0 0 - 015 Connor Talbert 13 0 0 0 8 . 0 0 0 2 . 2 5 0 0 0 - 011 David Leonard 15 0 1 1 6 . 0 0 0 3 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 023 Matt Starks 11 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 0 0 - 017 Cameron Troutman 16 0 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 3 1.000 0 0 - 02 Adam Guediri 10 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 012 Ryan Mertes 9 0 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 08 Muhamed Sidibeh 6 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 020 Brennan Peacock 12 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 021 Joe Hughes 13 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 026 Sean Pinto 11 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 04 Steven Hunter 9 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 016 Zack Johnson 5 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 033 GUBOSH, Mike 12 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 17 10 6 26 179 . 0 5 6 89 . 4 9 7 1 4 - 5Opponents 17 46 38 130 283 . 1 6 3 136 . 4 8 1 15 2 - 3

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho1 Joey Ralph 4 278:23 5 1.62 17 . 7 7 3 0-3-0 0 . 034 Zach Buckley 4 330:52 8 2.18 13 . 6 1 9 1-3-0 1 . 033 GUBOSH, Mike 11 947:49 33 3.13 52 . 6 1 2 0-9-1 0 . 0

Total 17 1557:04 46 2.66 90 . 6 6 2 1-15-1 1Opponents 17 1557:04 10 0.58 79 . 8 8 8 15-1-1 9

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGeorgia Southern 3 7 0 0 10Opponents 21 24 1 0 46

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGeorgia Southern 74 102 1 2 179Opponents 154 124 2 3 283

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGeorgia Southern 47 43 0 0 90Opponents 37 41 1 0 79

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGeorgia Southern 21 35 0 0 56Opponents 54 48 0 0 102

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGeorgia Southern 89 116 4 0 209Opponents 93 108 1 0 202


2009 Georgia Southern Men's SoccerGeorgia Southern Combined Team Statistics (as of Jul 27, 2010)

Conference games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 0-6 0-4 0-2 0-0CONFERENCE 0-6 0-4 0-2 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att.* Oct 03 DAVIDSON L 0-3 392* Oct 18 COL OF CHARLESTON L 0-2 134* Oct 21 WOFFORD L 1-4 112* Oct 24 at UNC Greensboro L 0-6 401* Oct 31 at Furman L 1-2 346* Nov 07 APPALACHIAN STATE L 0-1 152

% = Gonzaga/Nike Soccer Classic

TEAM STATISTICS GSU OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 2-64 18-100 Goals scored per game 0.33 3.00 Shot pct. . 0 3 1 . 1 8 0 Shots on goal-Attempts 28-64 48-100 SOG pct. . 4 3 8 . 4 8 0 S h o t s / G a m e 10.7 16.7CORNER KICKS 20 33 Goals off corners 0 0PENALTY KICKS 1-1 2-2OFFSIDES 7 17PENALTIES F o u l s 72 64 Yellow cards 8 6 Red cards 4 1ATTENDANCE T o t a l 790 747 Dates/Avg Per Date 4/198 2/374 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att22 Jon Cox 6 0 1 1 17 . 0 0 0 8 . 4 7 1 0 0 - 07 Danny Hall 5 1 0 2 8 . 1 2 5 3 . 3 7 5 0 1 - 113 Witt Carlisle 6 1 0 2 7 . 1 4 3 5 . 7 1 4 0 0 - 06 Aleksandar Tomic 6 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 3 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 05 Austin Steele 6 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 2 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 014 Matt Crowell 4 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 2 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 015 Connor Talbert 4 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 1 . 2 5 0 0 0 - 09 Rich Heyer 5 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 1 . 2 5 0 0 0 - 011 David Leonard 6 0 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 023 Matt Starks 4 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 017 Cameron Troutman 6 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 08 Muhamed Sidibeh 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 010 Joe Madigan 6 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 012 Ryan Mertes 5 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 02 Adam Guediri 3 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 026 Sean Pinto 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 020 Brennan Peacock 5 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 04 Steven Hunter 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 021 Joe Hughes 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 6 2 1 5 64 . 0 3 1 28 . 4 3 8 0 1 - 1Opponents 6 18 11 47 100 . 1 8 0 48 . 4 8 0 6 2 - 2

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho34 Zach Buckley 1 90:00 1 1.00 3 . 7 5 0 0-1-0 0 . 033 Mike Gubosh 5 450:00 17 3.40 24 . 5 8 5 0-5-0 0 . 0

Total 6 540:00 18 3.00 30 . 6 2 5 0-6-0 0Opponents 6 540:00 2 0.33 26 . 9 2 9 6-0-0 4

Goals by Period 1st 2nd TotalGeorgia Southern 1 1 2Opponents 9 9 18

Shots by Period 1st 2nd TotalGeorgia Southern 22 42 64Opponents 61 39 100

Saves by Period 1st 2nd TotalGeorgia Southern 18 12 30Opponents 11 15 26

Corners by Period 1st 2nd TotalGeorgia Southern 7 13 20Opponents 17 16 33

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd TotalGeorgia Southern 26 46 72Opponents 27 37 64


2009 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE LEADERSSHOTSTeam GP No. Avg/G1. Elon 20 308 15.402. Davidson 19 294 15.473. Coll. of Charleston 22 274 12.454. Wofford 18 243 13.505. Appalachian State 17 238 14.006. UNC Greensboro 19 225 11.847. Furman 18 215 11.948. Georgia Southern 17 179 10.53

POINTSTeam GP No. Avg/G1. Davidson 19 115 6.052. Coll. of Charleston 22 107 4.863. Furman 18 101 5.614. Appalachian State 17 92 5.415. Wofford 18 85 4.726. Elon 20 79 3.957. UNC Greensboro 19 75 3.958. Georgia Southern 17 26 1.53

GOALSTeam GP No. Avg/G1. Davidson 19 40 2.11 Coll. of Charleston 22 40 1.823. Furman 18 34 1.894. Appalachian State 17 33 1.945. Wofford 18 32 1.786. Elon 20 28 1.407. UNC Greensboro 19 26 1.378. Georgia Southern 17 10 0.59

GOALS PER GAMETeam GP No. Avg/G1. Davidson 19 40 2.112. Appalachian State 17 33 1.943. Furman 18 34 1.894. Coll. of Charleston 22 40 1.825. Wofford 18 32 1.786. Elon 20 28 1.407. UNC Greensboro 19 26 1.378. Georgia Southern 17 10 0.59

ASSISTSTeam GP No. Avg/G1. Davidson 19 35 1.842. Furman 18 33 1.833. Coll. of Charleston 22 27 1.234. Appalachian State 17 26 1.535. Elon 20 23 1.15 UNC Greensboro 19 23 1.217. Wofford 18 21 1.178. Georgia Southern 17 6 0.35

ASSISTS PER GAMETeam GP No. Avg/G1. Davidson 19 35 1.842. Furman 18 33 1.833. Appalachian State 17 26 1.534. Coll. of Charleston 22 27 1.235. UNC Greensboro 19 23 1.216. Wofford 18 21 1.177. Elon 20 23 1.158. Georgia Southern 17 6 0.35

GOALS ALLOWEDTeam GP No. Avg/G1. Wofford 18 18 1.00 Elon 20 18 0.903. Appalachian State 17 23 1.354. Furman 18 28 1.565. Davidson 19 29 1.536. UNC Greensboro 19 31 1.637. Coll. of Charleston 22 37 1.688. Georgia Southern 17 46 2.71

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGETeam GP GA Minutes GaAvg1. Elon 20 18 1844:35 0.882. Wofford 18 18 1707:59 0.953. Appalachian State 17 23 1575:35 1.314. Davidson 19 29 1733:42 1.515. Furman 18 28 1660:32 1.526. UNC Greensboro 19 31 1761:02 1.587. Coll. of Charleston 22 37 2009:34 1.668. Georgia Southern 17 46 1557:04 2.66

SAVESTeam GP No. Avg/G1. UNC Greensboro 19 120 6.322. Georgia Southern 17 90 5.293. Coll. of Charleston 22 84 3.824. Elon 20 72 3.605. Wofford 18 64 3.566. Davidson 19 63 3.327. Furman 18 58 3.228. Appalachian State 17 51 3.00

SHUTOUTSTeam GP Shutouts Avg/G1. Elon 20 10 0.502. Wofford 18 6 0.333. Appalachian State 17 5 0.29 Furman 18 5 0.28 Coll. of Charleston 22 5 0.236. UNC Greensboro 19 4 0.217. Davidson 19 3 0.168. Georgia Southern 17 1 0.06

FOULSTeam GP No. Avg/G1. Coll. of Charleston 22 273 12.412. Furman 18 242 13.443. UNC Greensboro 19 238 12.534. Georgia Southern 17 209 12.295. Wofford 18 197 10.946. Davidson 19 181 9.537. Appalachian State 17 178 10.478. Elon 20 142 7.10

CORNERSTeam GP No. Avg/G1. Elon 20 111 5.552. Davidson 19 109 5.743. Appalachian State 17 107 6.294. Coll. of Charleston 22 104 4.735. UNC Greensboro 19 100 5.266. Wofford 18 88 4.897. Furman 18 78 4.338. Georgia Southern 17 56 3.29

OFFSIDESTeam GP No. Avg/G1. Davidson 19 75 3.952. Coll. of Charleston 22 63 2.863. UNC Greensboro 19 48 2.534. Appalachian State 17 46 2.715. Elon 20 34 1.706. Furman 18 25 1.397. Wofford 18 23 1.288. Georgia Southern 17 19 1.12

YELLOW CARDSTeam GP No. Avg/G1. UNC Greensboro 19 31 1.632. Coll. of Charleston 22 30 1.363. Georgia Southern 17 27 1.594. Furman 18 22 1.225. Elon 20 21 1.056. Davidson 19 16 0.847. Wofford 18 15 0.838. Appalachian State 17 14 0.82


2009 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE LEADERSSHOTS## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 74 3.892. Alex Caskey-DAV 19 67 3.533. Justin Wyatt-ELON 20 62 3.104. Chris Thomas-ELON 19 60 3.165. Erfan Imeni-ELON 20 59 2.956. Zach Prince-COFC 21 47 2.247. Arie Muniz-ASU 17 46 2.718. Thomas Campbell-UNCG 19 44 2.329. Matt Morris-COFC 19 42 2.2110. Sean Dreybus-ASU 17 38 2.24 Yannick Pilgrim-DAV 18 38 2.11

SHOTS PER GAME## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 74 3.892. Alex Caskey-DAV 19 67 3.533. Chris Thomas-ELON 19 60 3.164. Justin Wyatt-ELON 20 62 3.105. Erfan Imeni-ELON 20 59 2.956. Arie Muniz-ASU 17 46 2.717. Jon Cox-GSU 14 35 2.508. Debola Ogunseye-FUR 15 37 2.479. Thomas Campbell-UNCG 19 44 2.3210. Zach Prince-COFC 21 47 2.24

SHOTS ON GOAL## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 34 1.792. Chris Thomas-ELON 19 32 1.683. Justin Wyatt-ELON 20 28 1.404. Arie Muniz-ASU 17 27 1.595. Alex Caskey-DAV 19 24 1.266. Kentrel Owens-WOF 18 23 1.28 Thomas Campbell-UNCG 19 23 1.218. Matt Morris-COFC 19 22 1.16 Erfan Imeni-ELON 20 22 1.1010. Debola Ogunseye-FUR 15 20 1.33 Fabien Vorbe-FUR 16 20 1.25 Sean Dreybus-ASU 17 20 1.18

POINTS## Player-Team GP Pts. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 35 1.842. Chris Thomas-ELON 19 23 1.213. Matt Morris-COFC 19 22 1.164. Yannick Pilgrim-DAV 18 21 1.175. Debola Ogunseye-FUR 15 18 1.20 Alex Caskey-DAV 19 18 0.957. Zach Prince-COFC 21 17 0.818. Arie Muniz-ASU 17 16 0.94 Wilson Hood-WOF 18 16 0.89 Thomas Campbell-UNCG 19 16 0.84

POINTS PER GAME## Player-Team GP Pts. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 35 1.842. Chris Thomas-ELON 19 23 1.213. Debola Ogunseye-FUR 15 18 1.204. Yannick Pilgrim-DAV 18 21 1.175. Matt Morris-COFC 19 22 1.166. Alex Caskey-DAV 19 18 0.957. Arie Muniz-ASU 17 16 0.948. Wilson Hood-WOF 18 16 0.899. Thomas Campbell-UNCG 19 16 0.8410. Jordan Howard-FUR 17 14 0.82

GOALS## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 13 0.682. Chris Thomas-ELON 19 10 0.533. Alex Caskey-DAV 19 8 0.424. Yannick Pilgrim-DAV 18 7 0.39 Wilson Hood-WOF 18 7 0.39 Matt Morris-COFC 19 7 0.37 Thomas Campbell-UNCG 19 7 0.378. Debola Ogunseye-FUR 15 6 0.40 Fabien Vorbe-FUR 16 6 0.38 Arie Muniz-ASU 17 6 0.35 Kentrel Owens-WOF 18 6 0.33 Zach Prince-COFC 21 6 0.29 Francis Twohig-COFC 22 6 0.27

GOALS PER GAME## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 13 0.682. Chris Thomas-ELON 19 10 0.533. Alex Caskey-DAV 19 8 0.424. Debola Ogunseye-FUR 15 6 0.405. Wilson Hood-WOF 18 7 0.39 Yannick Pilgrim-DAV 18 7 0.397. Fabien Vorbe-FUR 16 6 0.388. Matt Morris-COFC 19 7 0.37 Thomas Campbell-UNCG 19 7 0.3710. Arie Muniz-ASU 17 6 0.35

ASSISTS## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 9 0.472. Matt Morris-COFC 19 8 0.423. Yannick Pilgrim-DAV 18 7 0.39 Erfan Imeni-ELON 20 7 0.355. Debola Ogunseye-FUR 15 6 0.40 Mark Millard-DAV 19 6 0.327. Steven Sassano-ASU 17 5 0.29 Branson Hyatt-WOF 18 5 0.28 Eric Cobleigh-FUR 18 5 0.28 Mike Magnotic-UNCG 19 5 0.26 Ralph Lundy, III-COFC 20 5 0.25 Justin Wyatt-ELON 20 5 0.25 Zach Prince-COFC 21 5 0.24

ASSISTS PER GAME## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 9 0.472. Matt Morris-COFC 19 8 0.423. Debola Ogunseye-FUR 15 6 0.404. Yannick Pilgrim-DAV 18 7 0.395. Erfan Imeni-ELON 20 7 0.356. Mark Millard-DAV 19 6 0.327. Steven Sassano-ASU 17 5 0.298. Branson Hyatt-WOF 18 5 0.28 Eric Cobleigh-FUR 18 5 0.2810. Tyler Regan-ASU 15 4 0.27

GAME-WINNING GOALS## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Charlie Reiter-DAV 19 4 0.21 Justin Wyatt-ELON 20 4 0.203. J.J. Elder-ASU 16 3 0.19 Jordan Howard-FUR 17 3 0.18 Kentrel Owens-WOF 18 3 0.17 Yannick Pilgrim-DAV 18 3 0.17 Chris Thomas-ELON 19 3 0.16 Alex Caskey-DAV 19 3 0.16 Zach Prince-COFC 21 3 0.14

GOALS AGAINST AVG## Player-Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg1. Clint Irwin-ELON 20 18 1844:35 0.882. Thomas Hunter-WOF 18 17 1698:40 0.903. Clark Hankins-COFC 16 19 1421:56 1.204. Collin Taylor-ASU 13 17 1170:35 1.315. Alec Kann-FUR 12 18 1095:11 1.486. Chip Sanders-DAV 18 27 1624:31 1.507. Peyton Ford-UNCG 14 24 1326:14 1.638. Mike Gubosh-GSU 11 33 947:49 3.13

SAVES## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Peyton Ford-UNCG 14 92 6.572. Clint Irwin-ELON 20 71 3.553. Thomas Hunter-WOF 18 61 3.394. Chip Sanders-DAV 18 57 3.175. Mike Gubosh-GSU 11 52 4.736. Clark Hankins-COFC 16 49 3.067. Collin Taylor-ASU 13 40 3.088. Alec Kann-FUR 12 35 2.929. Michael Flato-COFC 7 34 4.8610. Maros Valko-FUR 8 19 2.38

SAVES PER GAME## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Peyton Ford-UNCG 14 92 6.572. Mike Gubosh-GSU 11 52 4.733. Clint Irwin-ELON 20 71 3.554. Thomas Hunter-WOF 18 61 3.395. Chip Sanders-DAV 18 57 3.176. Collin Taylor-ASU 13 40 3.087. Clark Hankins-COFC 16 49 3.068. Alec Kann-FUR 12 35 2.92

SHUTOUTS## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G1. Clint Irwin-ELON 20 10 0.502. Thomas Hunter-WOF 18 6 0.333. Clark Hankins-COFC 16 4 0.254. Alec Kann-FUR 12 3 0.25 Collin Taylor-ASU 13 3 0.23 Peyton Ford-UNCG 14 3 0.217. Chip Sanders-DAV 18 2 0.118. Maros Valko-FUR 8 1 0.12 Nate Berry-UNCG 3 1 0.33 Drake Branson-ASU 5 1 0.20 Zach Buckley-GSU 4 1 0.25

SHUTOUTS PER GAME## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G1. Clint Irwin-ELON 20 10 0.502. Thomas Hunter-WOF 18 6 0.333. Clark Hankins-COFC 16 4 0.25 Alec Kann-FUR 12 3 0.255. Collin Taylor-ASU 13 3 0.236. Peyton Ford-UNCG 14 3 0.217. Chip Sanders-DAV 18 2 0.11


ALL-TIME HONORSSOUTHERN CONFERENCE

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

JOHN REGAN ................................. 1990

TONY MOFFAT ..............................2003

SOUTHERN CONFERENCEFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

JON COX ..........................................2006

SOUTHERN CONFERENCECOACH OF THE YEAR

KEVIN CHAMBERS ....................... 1997

KEVIN KENNEDY .........................2006

ALL-TAACJack Evans ............................................ 1980-81-82Christian Schuller ............................................1980Uli Wilms ..........................................................1980Scott Barnard ...................................................1981Jim Yockel ........................................................1981Jerry Greer.................................................. 1982-83Alex Gyedu ......................................................1982Steve Kominowski ..........................................1982Scott Bauer .......................................................1983Mark Churchwell .............................................1983Cameron Ball ...................................................1984Mike Mitchell ...................................................1985Selby Neese ......................................................1986John Regan ........................................... 1986-89-90Darryl Watson ...................................... 1986-87-88Arthur Franklin ...............................................1987Mike Smith .......................................................1987Georgio Stamatakos ........................................1988Jay Dingbaum ............................................ 1989-90Sean Connelly ..................................................1990Kevin Chambers ..............................................1991Ted Davidson...................................................1991Scott Sutton ......................................................1991

ALL-SOUTHERN CONFERENCEBrian Buback ....................................................1992Jeff Heidt..........................................................1992Steen Larsen .....................................................1993Michael Sherman .............................................1993Tim Boarman ...................................................1994Andy Edwards .................................................1994Greg Gundrum ................................................1994Jeremy Simmons ..............................................1995Greg Gundrum ................................................1995Kevin Hanfman ......................................... 1996-97Jason Russell............................................... 1996-97Chris Starks ......................................................1996Mike Burrell .....................................................1997Chris Carter ......................................................1997Jeremy McClure ................................... 1997-98-99Garret Lazenby ................................................2000Jeff Russell ................................................. 2000-01Tony Moffat ............................................... 2001-03Lawrence Smith ...............................................2004Tommy Irwin ...................................................2004Adam Webb .....................................................2006Brad Mitchum ..................................................2006Jon Cox .............................................................2006Luigi Clendening .............................................2007

1980-1991......................................................... TAAC1992-Present ....................................................SoCon


OFFENSEPOINTS96 ........Jeremy McClure ...........................1996-9990 ........Jason Russell ................................1995-9888 ........Darryl Watson .............................1986-8984 ........John Regan ............................ 1986, 88-9077 ........Chris Sklar ....................................1994-9771 ........Tony Moffat .................................2000-03

GOALS41 ........Jeremy McClure ..........................1996-9932 ........Darryl Watson .............................1986-8930 ........Jason Russell ................................1995-9830 ........John Regan ............................ 1986, 88-9026 ........Tony Moffat .................................2000-0323 ........Jack Evans ....................................1980-82

ASSISTS39 ........Chris Sklar ....................................1994-9730 ........Jason Russell ................................1995-9824 ........Darryl Watson .............................1986-8924 ........John Regan ...................................1986-9023 ........Jeff Russell ...................................1999-0220 ........Tony Brown .................................1997-00

SHOTS214 ......Tony Moffat .................................2000-03201 ......Jeff Russell ...................................1999-02189 ......John Regan ...................................1986-90178 ......Mike Smith ...................................1985-88163 ......Jason Russell ................................1995-98

GOALKEEPINGSHOTS FACED778 ......Tim Boarman ..............................1991-94754 ......Mike Burrell .................................1994-97717 ......Kevin Chambers .........................1988-91666 ......Jerry Greer ...................................1982-85620 ......Garret Lazenby ............................1999-02585 ......Adam Webb .................................2003-06509 ......John Miglarese .............................1996-99

SAVES312 ......Kevin Chambers .........................1988-91307 ......Tim Boarman ..............................1991-94285 ......Jerry Greer ...................................1982-85280 ......Mike Burrell .................................1994-97267 ......Garret Lazenby ............................1999-02255 ......Adam Webb .................................2003-06161 ......John Miglarese .............................1996-99

GAA (Min. 300 shots)1.70 .....Mike Burrell .................................1994-971.80 .....Kevin Chambers .........................1988-911.83 .....Adam Webb .................................2003-061.95 .....Tim Boarman ..............................1991-942.03 .....Jerry Greer ...................................1982-85

SHUTOUTS15 ........Adam Webb .................................2003-0611 ........Kevin Chambers .........................1988-919 ..........Mike Burrell .................................1994-979 ..........Tim Boarman ..............................1991-948 ..........Adam Webb .................................2003-055 ..........Greg Starcher .................................... 19874 ..........Brian Young .................................2004-074 ..........Jerry Greer ...................................1982-854 ..........Larry Smith ....................................... 1980

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

Jeremy McClure (1996-99) holds the school record for points (96) and goals scored (41).

John Regan (1986, 1988-90) ranks in the top-5 of every offensive category at Georgia Southern.

Kevin Chambers (1988-91) is in the top-5 of every goalkeeping category, and holds the record with 312 saves all-time.

Tony Moffat (2000-03) holds the school record for shots (214) and is fi fth all-time with 26 goals.


OFFENSEPOINTS38 ....Darryl Watson ......... 198737 .....Jason Russell ........... 199633 ....Jeremy McClure ...... 199932 ....Chris Sklar ............... 199629 ....John Regan .............. 199029 ....Santiago Alvarez .......198128 ....Tony Moffat .............200126 ....Kevin Hanfman ....... 199624 ....Jack Evans ...............198024 ....Steen Larsen ............ 199324 ....Tony Moffat ............ 2003

GOALS15 .....Darryl Watson ......... 198714 .....Jeremy McClure ...... 199913 .....Jason Russell ........... 199612 .....Santiago Alvarez .......198112 .....Jack Evans ...............198011 .....Tony Moffat .............200111 .....Jeremy McClure ...... 199710 .....John Regan ............. 198910 .....John Regan .............. 199010 .....Steen Larsen ............ 199210 .....Steen Larsen ............ 199310 .....Lawrence Smith ...... 2005

ASSISTS18 .....Chris Sklar ............... 199613 .....Chris Starks ............. 199611 .....Jason Russell ........... 199611 .....Jason Russell ........... 199710 .....Kevin Hanfman ....... 199610 .....Steen Larsen ............ 199210 .....John Regan .............. 198610 .....Chris Carlson ........... 199710 .....Chris Sklar ............... 19979 ......Martin Cunningham 20019 ......John Regan .............. 1990

SHOTS87 ....Tony Moffat ............ 200367 .....John Regan .............. 199065 ....Michael Sherman ..... 199364 ....Jason Russell ........... 199660 ....John Regan .............. 198959 ....Mike Smith .............. 198858 ....Bill Hope ..................198058 ....Santiago Alvarez .......198155 .....Jon Cox ................... 200654 ....Lawrence Smith ...... 200454 ....Jeff Russell .............. 200254 ....Jeff Russell ...............2001

GOALKEEPINGSHOTS FACED317 ....Mike Burrell............ 1996310 ....Kevin Chambers ......1991287 ...Mike Burrell............ 1997272....Garret Lazenby .......2001262 ...Jerry Greer ............. 1982262 ...John Miglarese ....... 1999

SAVES123 ....Mike Burrell............ 1997111 .....Tim Boarman .......... 1992111 .....Jerry Greer ............. 1985107 ....Kevin Chambers ......1991107 ....Jerry Greer ............. 1983107 ....Greg Starcher.......... 1987105 ....Garret Lazenby ...... 2000103 ....Garret Lazenby .......200199 .....Jim Yockel ...............198197 ......Tim Boarman .......... 1994

GAA (Min. 65 shots)0.78 ..Bo Pitts ....................19810.81 ..Greg Starcher.......... 19870.97 ..Joey Ralph ............. 20080.98 ..Kevin Chambers ..... 19901.10 ...Kevin Chambers ..... 1988 1.23 ...Adam Webb ........... 20061.30 ...Adam Webb ........... 20041.44 ...Tommy Hedges ...... 19861.46 ...Tim Boarman .......... 19941.47 ...Mike Burrell............ 1995

SHUTOUTS7 ........Adam Webb ........... 20065 ........Greg Starcher.......... 19874 .......Tim Boarman .......... 19944 .......Kevin Chambers ..... 19904 .......Kevin Chambers ..... 19884 .......Larry Smith ............19803 .......Adam Webb ........... 20043 .......Mike Burrell............ 19973 .......Mike Burrell............ 19973 .......Mike Burrell............ 19963 .......Kirk Latibeaudiere 20033 .......Adam Webb ........... 2005

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

Jason Russell (1995-98) ranks second in points (37) and third in goals (13) in a season. He went on to play professionally in the USISL.

Mike Burrell (1994-97) holds the single-season record for shots faced (317) and saves (123).

Adam Webb (2003-06) holds the single-season record for shutouts (16).


POINTS11 ...Jack Evans ..................at Armstrong State....... ...10-04-19808 ....Jeremy McClure..........vs. Geo. Washington .........09-11-19998 ....Jack Evans ..................vs. Centenary ....................11-07-19806 ....Jeff Russell ..................Wofford ............................ 10-03-19996 ....Jeremy McClure..........VMI .................................. 10-03-19986 ....Johan Soderstrom ......Alabama A&M ..................11-02-19966 ....Jason Russell ..............USC Aiken ........................09-04-19966 ....Johan Soderstrom ......at Brewton-Parker ............ 10-11-19956 ....Tommy Carroll ............at Virginia Tech ............... 09-27-19936 ....Richard Marshall ........Tennessee Temple ........... 09-21-19926 ....Bill Hope .....................Augusta College ...............10-20-1980

GOALS5 .....Jack Evans ..................at Armstrong State ..........10-04-19804 ....Jeremy McClure..........vs. Geo. Washington .........09-11-19994 ....Jack Evans ..................vs. Centenary ....................11-07-19803 ....Jeff Russell ..................Wofford ............................ 10-03-19993 ....Jeremy McClure..........VMI .................................. 01-03-19983 ....Johan Soderstrom ......Alabama A&M ..................11-02-19963 ....Jason Russell ..............USC Aiken ........................09-04-19963 ....Johan Soderstrom ......at Brewton-Parker ............ 10-11-19953 ....Tommy Carroll ............at Virginia Tech ............... 09-27-19933 ....Richard Marshall ........Tennessee Temple ........... 09-21-1992

ASSISTS4 ....Chris Starks .................The Citadel ........................10-19-19964 ....Chris Sklar ..................South Alabama ................. 10-11-19964 ....Kevin Hanfman...........VMI .................................. 10-05-19963 ....Chris Carlson ..............at South Carolina .............09-04-19973 ....Jason Russell ..............vs. Georgia State .............. 09-21-19963 ....Chris Sklar ..................at Appalachian St. ............ 09-13-19963 ....Dakeya Woods ............Tennessee Temple ........... 09-21-19923 ....Chris Dunlap ...............at Francis Marion ............ 09-16-19883 ....Uli Wilms ....................Mercer ..............................10-06-1980

SHOTS11 ...Bill Hope .....................Augusta College ...............10-20-198010 ...Mike Smith .................at Winthrop ......................10-15-198810 ...Gregg Thomas .............at Armstrong State .......... 10-02-19859 ....Darryl Watson ............vs. Augusta College .......... 09-16-19879 ....Jack Evans ..................at Armstrong State ..........10-04-19808 ....Witt Carlisle ................at Mercer .........................09-20-20098 ....Larry Smith .................North Florida ..................09-09-20058 ....Brian Ledford..............North Georgia .................. 10-08-19898 ....Bill Hope .....................at Mercer ...........................10-15-19807 .....Tommy Irwin ..............Furman ............................ 10-13-20047 .....Brian Oakes.................at Mercer ........................... 10-14-19977 .....Jason Russell ..............Mercer ...............................10-12-19967 .....Michael Sherman ........at Charleston So. ...............10-18-19937 .....Michael Sherman ........at Mercer ..........................09-23-19937 .....Mike Smith .................at Francis Marion ............ 09-16-19887 .....Jon Cox .......................vs. Mercer ....................... 10-28-2008

SAVES17...Garret Lazenby ............at Wofford ....................... 10-03-200017 ...Larry Smith .................at Augusta College ...........09-27-198016 ...Jerry Greer ..................at Berry ............................ 10-05-198515 ...Kevin Chambers .........Coastal Carolina ............... 10-11-198915 ...Larry Smith .................at Emory ..........................10-08-198014 ...Mike Burrell ................at Clemson ....................... 10-08-199713 ...Tom Troutman............vs. Hardin-Simmons ....... 11-08-198012...Kirk Latibeaudiere... ...at Geo. Wash............... ....09-23-200012 ...John Miglarese ...........at VMI ...............................10-16-199912 ...Kevin Chambers .........Furman ............................ 09-07-199112 ...Erik Johanson .............at Baptist College ............. 09-14-198912 ...Greg Starcher ..............at Baptist College .............09-26-1987

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

Jeremy McClure

Garret Lazenby


POINTS49 .........Brewton-Parker ..............................................09-29-199033 .........SCAD .............................................................. 10-24-199027 ..........North Georgia .................................................10-08-198924 .........Columbus ...................................................... 09-07-198824 .........Tennessee Temple .......................................... 09-21-199222 .........The Citadel ......................................................10-19-199620 ......... vs. Appalachian State ......................................11-04-199720 .........VMI ................................................................. 10-03-199218 ..........Wofford ......................................................... 09-27-200717 ..........VMI .................................................................10-03-199817 ..........South Alabama ................................................ 10-11-199617 ..........at Augusta College .......................................... 09-16-1987

GOALS16 ..........Brewton-Parker ..............................................09-29-199011 ..........SCAD .............................................................. 10-24-199010 ..........at Armstrong State .........................................10-04-19809 ...........North Georgia .................................................10-08-19899 ...........Armstrong State ............................................. 10-01-19868 ...........Columbus ...................................................... 09-07-19888 ...........at Armstrong State ......................................... 10-03-19838 ...........North Georgia ...................................................10-11-19817 ............ vs. Appalachian State ......................................11-04-19977 ............Tennessee Temple .......................................... 09-21-19927 ............Mercer ............................................................10-06-1980

ASSISTS17 ..........Brewton-Parker ..............................................09-29-199011 ..........SCAD .............................................................. 10-24-199010 ..........The Citadel ......................................................10-19-19969 ...........North Georgia .................................................10-08-19898 ...........Tennessee Temple .......................................... 09-21-19928 ...........Columbus ...................................................... 09-07-19888 ...........VMI ................................................................. 10-03-19927 ............at UNC Asheville ........................................... 09-20-19987 ............South Alabama ................................................ 10-11-19967 ............ vs. Georgia State ............................................. 09-21-19967 ............at Augusta College .......................................... 09-16-19877 ............Centenary ...................................................... 09-18-2005

SHOTS57 ..........Brewton-Parker ..............................................09-29-199051 ..........SCAD .............................................................. 10-24-199043 .........North Georgia .................................................10-08-198941 ..........at LaGrange .................................................... 09-19-198733 ......... vs. Mercer ....................................................... 10-29-198832 .........at Mercer .........................................................10-14-199730 .........at Wofford ..................................................... 10-23-200230 .........Columbus ...................................................... 09-07-198829 .........Wofford .......................................................... 10-29-199729 .........Tennessee Temple .......................................... 09-21-199229 ......... vs. Wofford ..................................................... 10-24-198729 .........at Augusta College .......................................... 09-16-1987

SAVES17 ..........at Wofford ..................................................... 10-03-200017 ..........at Augusta College ..........................................09-27-198016 ..........at North Carolina ...........................................09-14-198816 ..........at Berry ........................................................... 10-05-198515 ..........Coastal Carolina .............................................. 10-11-198914 ..........at Clemson ...................................................... 10-08-199714 ..........at South Carolina............................................ 09-25-199112 ..........at George Washington ...................................09-23-200012 ..........at VMI ..............................................................10-16-199912 ..........Furman ........................................................... 09-07-199112 ..........at Baptist College............................................ 09-14-198912 ..........at Baptist College............................................09-26-198712 ..........at Armstrong State ......................................... 10-02-1985

TEAM GAME RECORDS

The 2006 Eagles went 10-6-3, the fi rst team to record nine wins since 1997. Georgia Southern also fi nished second in the Southern Conference.


MOST WINS15 ....................................................... 199014 ........................................................199714 ........................................................198712 ........................................................1986

WINNING PCT..824 ....................................................1987.750 ....................................................1997.750 ................................................... 1990.605 ...................................................2006

GOALS70 ...................................................... 199059 .......................................................199653........................................................199746 .......................................................199542 .......................................................198742 ...................................................... 1980ASSISTS80 ...................................................... 199073 ........................................................199664 .......................................................199748 .......................................................199548 .......................................................1987SHOTS468 .................................................... 1990355 ......................................................1997355 ..................................................... 1980341 ......................................................1995325 ..................................................... 1981

SAVES146 ...................................................... 1981139 .....................................................2000135 ..................................................... 1990130 ......................................................1997124 ......................................................1989

GOALS AGAINST AVG.0.76 ....................................................19871.06 .................................................... 19901.20 ....................................................20081.24 ....................................................20041.30 .....................................................1984

SHUTOUTS8 ........................................................20068 ........................................................ 19908 ........................................................ 19807 ......................................................... 19887 ..........................................................1987

TEAM SEASON RECORDS

The 1987 Eagles went 14-2-1, winning the TAAC regular season crown. The .824 winning percentage still holds the record at Georgia Southern.

The 1997 Eagles went 14-4-2, posting the second highest winning percentage in program history. The team scored 53 goals, one of just three Eagles teams to score at least 50.


POINTS2009 ...... Danny Hall ................................. 82008 ...... Daniel Smith .............................122007 ...... Luigi Clendening .......................122006 ...... Jon Cox ......................................162005 ...... Lawrence Smith ........................212004 ...... Lawrence Smith ....................... 202003 ...... Tony Moffat .............................. 242002 ...... Wes Meadows ...........................16............... Jeff Russell ................................162001 ...... Tony Moffat .............................. 282000 ...... Tony Brown ...............................181999 ....... Jeremy McClure ....................... 331998....... Jeremy McClure ....................... 201997 ....... Jason Russell.............................271997 ....... Jeremy McClure ........................271996 ....... Jason Russell.............................371995 ....... Noel Kierans, Chris Sklar ..........151994 ....... Johan Soderstrom .....................141993 ....... Steen Larsen ............................. 241992 ....... Jeff Heidt.................................. 231991 ....... Joey DeSandre ..........................151990 ...... John Regan .............................. 291989....... John Regan .............................. 231988 ...... Darryl Watson ...........................161987 ....... Darryl Watson .......................... 381986....... John Regan .............................. 221985 ....... Mike Mitchell ............................121984....... Mike Mitchell ............................ 111983 ....... Scott Bauer ................................. 91982 ....... Phillip McClure .........................101981 ....... Santiago Alvarez ...................... 291980 ...... Jack Evans ................................ 24

GOALS2009 ...... Danny Hall ................................. 42008 ...... Daniel Smith .............................. 52007 ...... Luigi Clendening ........................ 52006 ...... Jon Cox ....................................... 62005 ...... Lawrence Smith ........................102004 ...... Lawrence Smith ......................... 82003 ...... Tony Moffat ................................ 92002 ...... Wes Meadows .............................72001 ...... Tony Moffat ............................... 112000 ...... Tony Brown ................................ 61999 ....... Jeremy McClure ........................141998....... Jeremy McClure ......................... 91997 ....... Jeremy McClure ........................ 111996 ....... Jason Russell.............................131995 ....... Jason Russell.............................. 5............... Jeremy Simmons ....................... 5............... Denny Tucker ............................. 5............... Noel Kierans ............................... 51994 ....... Johan Soderstrom ...................... 61993 ....... Steen Larsen ..............................101992 ....... Jeff Heidt...................................101991 ....... Joey DeSandre ........................... 61990 ...... John Regan ...............................10

1989....... John Regan ...............................101988 ...... Darryl Watson ............................ 61987 ....... Darryl Watson ...........................151986....... Darryl Watson, Mike Smith ........71985 ....... Mike Mitchell ............................. 61984....... Mike Mitchell ............................. 41983 ....... Donnie Gorbandt ....................... 41982 ....... Jack Evans .................................. 41981 ....... Santiago Alvarez .......................121980 ...... Jack Evans .................................12

ASSISTS2009 ...... Jon Cox ....................................... 2............... Joe Madigan ............................... 22008 ...... Jon Cox ....................................... 3............... Danny Hall ................................. 32007 ...... Daniel Smith .............................. 42006 ...... Jon Cox ....................................... 52005 ...... Stephen Jensen .......................... 42004 ...... Lawrence Smith ......................... 42003 ...... Tony Moffat ................................ 62002 ...... Jeff Russell ................................. 82001 ...... Martin Cunningham .................. 92000 ...... Tony Brown ................................ 61999 ....... Tony Brown ................................ 81998....... Jeff Russell ................................. 4............... Brian Oakes ................................ 4............... Tim McDaniel ............................ 41997 ....... Jason Russell............................. 111996 ....... Chris Sklar .................................181995 ....... Chris Sklar ...................................71994 ....... Jeremy Simmons ....................... 51993 ....... Michael Sherman ....................... 61992 ....... Steen Larsen ..............................101991 ....... Ted Davidson ............................. 61990 ...... John Regan ................................ 9............... Scott DeAmbrose ....................... 91989....... Darryl Watson ............................ 51988 ...... Mike Smith ..................................7............... Chris Dunlap ...............................71987 ....... Darryl Watson ............................ 8............... Mike Smith ................................. 81986....... John Regan ...............................101985 ....... Seven tied ....................................11984....... Mike Mitchell ............................. 31983 ....... Scott Bauer ................................. 3

GOALS AGAINST AVG. (65 shots)2009 ...... Mike Gubosh ..........................3.132008 ...... Joey Ralph ............................. 0.972007 ...... Joey Ralph ..............................1.662006 ...... Adam Webb ............................1.232005 ...... Brian Young ........................... 1.812004 ...... Adam Webb ............................1.302003 ...... Kirk Latibeaudiere .................1.742002 ...... Kirk Latibeaudiere ................ 2.372001 ...... Garret Lazenby ...................... 2.262000 ...... Garret Lazenby ...................... 2.361999 ....... John Miglarese ...................... 2.851998....... John Miglarese ....................... 1.731997 ....... Mike Burrell ........................... 1.551996 ....... Mike Burrell ...........................1.981995 ....... Mike Burrell ...........................1.471994 ....... Tim Boarman .........................1.461993 ....... Tim Boarman .........................2.011992 ....... Tim Boarman ........................ 2.091991 ....... Kevin Chambers .................... 2.391990 ...... Kevin Chambers ....................0.981989....... Erik Johanson ........................1.581988 ...... Kevin Chambers ..................... 1.101987 ....... Greg Starcher ........................ 0.811986....... Tommy Hedges ......................1.441985 ....... Jerry Greer .............................1.931984....... Jerry Greer ............................0.461983 ....... Jerry Greer ............................2.001982 ....... Jerry Greer ............................ 2.401981 ....... Bo Pitts .................................. 0.781980 ...... Larry Smith ............................ 1.61

ANNUAL LEADERS


ALABAMA A&MAlabama A&M leads 2-1

11-2-1996 H W 5-29-2-2000 H L 1-29-7-2007 N L 0-3

ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAMGSU leads 0-1-1

10-27-1993 H T (OT) 2-29-23-1994 A L 0-3

ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE10-7-1983 A L 2-5

APPALACHIAN STATEASU leads 14-10

10-14-1984 A L 1-310-11-1992 A L 0-210-10-1993 H L (OT) 2-311-6-1993 N L 2-310-7-1994 A L 1-510-1-1995 H W 3-011-3-1995 N W (OT) 6-49-13-1996 A W 4-110-4-1997 H W 2-011-4-1997 N W 7-510-31-1998 A W 3-111-3-1998 N L (2OT) 0-110-10-1999 H L 1-29-30-2000 A L 0-411-3-2000 N L 0-29-19-2001 H W 1-011-2-2002 A L 1-29-25-2003 H W 2-010-10-2004 A L 0-110-23-2005 H L (OT) 2-39-23-2006 A W 2-010-20-2007 H W 3-210-12-2008 A W 2-111-7-2009 H L 0-1

ARMSTRONG STATEGSU leads 6-2

10-4-1980 A W 10-110-24-1980 H W 2-010-5-1981 H L 3-410-17-1982 H W 2-010-3-1983 A W 8-010-24-1984 H W 2-110-2-1985 A L (OT) 1-210-1-1986 H W 9-1

ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN10-17-1981 H L 1-2

AUGUSTAGSU leads 5-1-1

9-27-1980 A W 2-110-20-1980 H W 6-110-8-1986 H L 0-19-16-1987 A W 5-09-21-1988 H W 3-19-20-1989 A T 1-110-10-1990 H W 1-0

BAPTISTGSU leads 5-2-2

10-30-1980 A L 0-110-28-1981 H L 1-310-22-1983 A T (OT) 1-19-21-1985 A T 2-210-25-1986 H W (OT) 2-19-26-1987 A W (OT) 3-19-28-1988 H W 1-09-14-1989 A W 2-110-17-1990 H W 2-1

BERRYBerry leads 6-1-2

10-24-1982 A L 1-210-8-1983 A L 0-69-21-1984 H L 0-310-5-1985 A L (OT) 1-210-19-1990 H L (OT) 0-110-19-1991 A L 0-59-20-1992 H T (OT) 0-09-7-1993 A T (OT) 0-09-14-1994 H W 5-1

BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERNTied 1-1

10-3-2001 A W 4-210-5-2002 H L 3-4

BOSTON8-31-2006 H L 0-3

BREWTON-PARKERGSU leads 2-1

9-29-1990 H W 16-09-20-1994 H L 0-110-11-1995 A W 7-0

BUCKNELL9-12-1999 N L 1-2

CAMPBELLCampbell leads 6-1

10-16-1982 H L 2-59-17-1988 N L 1-510-7-1992 H L 0-210-26-2002 A L 1-39-13-2003 H W 3-09-13-2008 A L 0-29-8-2009 H L 0-1

CENTENERYGSU leads 6-1

11-7-1980 N W 5-011-13-1981 N W 1-011-3-1990 N L 1-29-1-2000 H W 3-28-31-2001 A W 4-39-18-2005 H W 4-09-9-2006 A W 3-0

CENTRAL FLORIDACentral Florida leads 5-2

9-24-1989 N W 4-09-15-1990 A L (OT) 1-29-3-1994 A L 0-310-25-1995 H L 4-59-7-1996 A L 0-29-21-1997 H W (OT) 2-19-5-1999 N L 1-7

CHARLESTON SOUTHERNCSU leads 4-2

9-10-1991 A L (OT) 4-59-30-1992 H L 4-510-18-1993 A W 3-29-25-1996 H W 2-19-16-1997 A W (OT) 2-19-14-1998 H L 1-3

CLEMSONClemson leads 5-1-1

9-9-1992 A L 0-510-6-1993 A L 0-39-18-1996 A L 1-4 10-8-1997 A T (OT) 0-010-2-2007 A L 1-69-5-2008 A W 2-19-29-2009 A L 0-6

COASTAL CAROLINACoastal Carolina leads 3-2

10-26-1985 A L 0-39-10-1988 A W 2-110-11-1989 H L 0-49-7-1997 H W 5-19-26-1998 A L (2OT) 2-3

COKERTied 1-1

10-18-1984 H L 2-310-28-1985 A W 3-1

SERIES RECORDS


COLLEGE OF CHARLESTONColl. of Charleston leads 16-1-1

10-22-1980 A L 0-79-22-1985 A L 1-510-28-1986 H W 3-09-27-1987 A L 0-110-29-1993 N L 1-410-21-1998 A L 1-410-20-1999 H L (OT) 1-210-10-2000 A L 0-19-29-2001 H L 1-210-8-2002 A L 0-110-4-2003 H L 0-310-27-2004 A T (2OT) 2-210-12-2005 H L 1-310-5-2006 A L 1-210-30-2007 H L 0-211-10-2007 A L 1-310-14-2008 A L 1-210-18-2009 H L 0-2

COLUMBUSGSU leads 4-0

10-10-1982 H W 5-011-1-1983 A W 3-29-7-1988 H W 8-19-12-1990 A W 6-0

COVENANTCovenant leads 2-1-1

H L 0-210-14-1981 H L 0-110-23-1982 H T 1-110-15-1987 H W (OT) 3-1

DAVIDSONDavidson leads 19-7-1

9-14-1985 A L 0-210-16-1988 A L 2-310-23-1992 A L 0-510-24-1993 H W 3-210-20-1994 A L 1-39-19-1995 H L 1-311-4-1995 A L 0-210-25-1996 A L 1-210-26-1997 H L 2-39-18-1998 A W 5-210-1-1999 H L 1-311-5-1999 N L (OT) 2-310-14-2000 A L 2-511-7-2001 H L 2-411-10-2001 N W 2-110-19-2002 A T (2OT) 1-111-15-2002 N L 0-111-5-2003 H L 1-211-7-2004 A L 0-111-11-2004 A L 3-410-29-2005 H L 1-210-21-2006 A W 1-0

10-28-2006 H W 2-110-13-2007 H L 2-3 11-1-2008 A W (OT) 2-1 11-9-2008 H W 2-110-3-2009 H L 0-3

DENVER9-8-2002 A L 2-4

DUKEDuke leads 2-0

9-1-2002 A L 0-38-31-2003 N L 1-4

EAST CAROLINAGSU leads 3-1

10-27-1995 H W 3-19-28-1997 A W 3-19-11-2004 H L 1-49-11-2005 A W 4-3

ECKERDEckerd leads 2-1

9-20-1981 A L 1-410-9-1988 A W 4-010-14-1989 A L 1-2

ELONElon leads 4-2

9-28-2003 A L 0-110-31-2004 H W 3-110-16-2005 A L 0-410-8-2006 H W 1-09-22-2007 A L 0-210-4-2008 H L 1-3

EMORYEmory leads 5-2

10-8-1980 A L 1-410-18-1981 H L 0-210-2-1982 A L 1-410-9-1983 H W 2-110-20-1984 A L 0-310-13-1985 H L 1-210-4-1987 A W 1-0

FLAGLERFlagler leads 1-0-1

10-9-1991 H T (OT) 1-19-15-1992 A L 2-3

FLORIDA ATLANTICTied 3-3-1

10-24-1985 H T 0-010-13-1986 H W 3-110-8-1987 H W (OT) 2-110-21-1990 H W 4-011-2-1991 A L (OT) 3-49-2-1995 N L (OT) 1-29-8-1996 N L 1-5

FLORIDA INTERNATIONALFlorida International leads 2-0

10-3-1991 H L 0-411-1-1991 A L 0-4

FLORIDA SOUTHERNGSU leads 2-0

10-5-1986 A W 3-19-16-1990 A W 3-2

FLORIDA TECHGSU leads 1-0

9-24-1983 H W 1-0

FRANCIS MARION9-16-1988 A W 5-0

FURMANFurman leads 18-3-2

10-23-1981 A L 0-59-7-1991 H L 1-311-1-1992 H L (OT) 0-19-15-1993 A L 0-310-26-1994 H W 3-111-5-1994 N T (OT) 1-110-30-1996 H L (OT) 2-411-10-1996 A L 2-49-14-1997 A L 0-110-14-1998 H L 1-310-31-1999 A L 1-310-18-2000 H L 0-310-7-2001 A L 0-310-30-2002 H L 0-111-1-2003 A L 0-210-13-2004 H W (2OT) 1-010-7-2005 A L 1-210-18-2005 A L 1-39-27-2006 H T (2OT) 0-011-3-2006 A W 1-09-29-2007 A L 0-410-7-2008 H L (2OT) 1-210-31-2009 A L 1-2

GARDNER-WEBBGardner-Webb leads 3-2

10-24-2004 A L (OT) 1-29-25-2005 H L 1-39-16-2006 A W 4-310-17-2008 H W 4-110-10-2009 A L 2-5

GEORGE MASONGeorge Mason leads 1-0-1

10-7-1995 N T (OT) 2-29-7-2003 A L 0-4

GEORGE WASHINGTONGSU leads 2-0-1

9-9-1994 H W 4-19-11-1999 N W 5-49-23-2000 A T 2-2

SERIES RECORDS


GEORGIA COLLEGETied 1-1

10-26-1980 A L 0-111-2-1980 H W 2-1

GEORGIA STATEGeorgia State leads 18-8-5

10-18-1980 A L 0-310-16-1981 H L 0-410-3-1982 A L 0-510-30-1983 H L (OT) 1-210-21-1984 A L 0-39-28-1985 H L 1-310-31-1985 N L 0-510-19-1986 A L 0-311-1-1986 N L 0-410-10-1987 H W 1-010-31-1987 N L 0-110-1-1988 A L 0-210-28-1988 A L 1-49-23-1989 A L 0-610-7-1989 H L 1-59-22-1990 A W (OT) 3-210-13-1990 H W 3-09-28-1991 A T (OT) 3-310-23-1991 H T (OT) 1-19-8-1992 A W 4-29-4-1993 H W (OT) 1-09-17-1994 A W 2-110-4-1995 H T (OT) 3-39-21-1996 N W 4-29-19-1997 H W 3-09-6-1998 A L 1-210-13-1999 H T (2OT) 3-310-25-2000 A L (OT) 2-310-30-2001 H L (2OT) 1-210-8-2003 A L 3-410-17-2004 H T (2OT) 1-1

GONZAGA9-11-2009 A L 0-3

HARDIN-SIMMONSTied 1-1

11-8-1980 N L 0-311-14-1981 N W 3-0

HARRIS STOWE- A L 0-2

HIGH POINTTied 2-2

11-7-1980 N W 3-011-13-1981 N L 1-210-1-2003 A W 2-09-25-2004 H L 0-2

IONA9-4-2009 N L 1-2

JACKSONVILLEJacksonville leads 9-5-2

9-20-1986 A L 1-29-18-1991 H T (OT) 1-19-16-1992 A L 0-410-13-1993 H W 2-110-4-1994 A W (OT) 3-29-13-1995 H W 3-010-15-1996 A L 2-610-1-1997 H W 2-110-27-1998 A L 0-39-8-1999 H L 2-410-29-2000 A L 0-210-17-2001 H W 5-29-25-2002 A L 2-59-20-2003 H T 2-210-24-2006 A L 1-39-21-2008 H L 0-2

JAMES MADISON9-5-2003 N L 0-2

KENNESAW STATEGSU leads 3-0

9-30-1984 A W 3-010-27-1984 H W 1-09-24-1986 H W (OT) 3-1

KENTUCKYGSU leads 1-0-1

10-29-1994 N W 2-19-17-2004 A T (2OT) 1-1

LAGRANGE9-19-1987 A W 5-0

LANDERLander leads 3-1

10-22-1988 H L 1-210-4-1989 A L 1-210-26-1991 H L 2-810-14-1992 A W 2-0

LEES-MCRAE10-10-1992 A W 3-0

LIBERTYGSU leads 2-0

9-8-2000 A W 1-010-26-2003 H W 2-1

LIMESTONETied 1-1

10-16-1983 A L 1-310-11-1986 A W 1-0

LOUISVILLE9-19-2004 N W 3-0

MARSHALLGSU leads 3-2-1

9-27-1992 A W 1-010-3-1993 H W 4-19-25-1994 A L 0-29-23-1995 H L 2-39-29-1996 A T (OT) 1-111-9-1996 N W 2-0

MERCERGSU leads 23-19

10-6-1980 H W 7-0 10-15-1980 A W 3-0 10-7-1981 A W 3-210-21-1981 H W 2-19-29-1982 A L 0-211-3-1982 H L 0-3- N L 0-2- A L 0-110-19-1983 H L 0-1 10-11-1984 A L 0-2 11-10-1984 N L 0-2 10-16-1985 H W 2-1 10-18-1986 A W (OT) 2-110-31-1986 N W 3-1 9-30-1987 H W 3-1 10-30-1987 N W 3-010-12-1988 A W 3-210-29-1988 N W 3-09-27-1989 H W 3-010-28-1989 A W 2-19-19-1990 H W 1-010-27-1990 A W 2-19-14-1991 A L 1-210-30-1991 H L 1-39-5-1992 H W 2-19-23-1993 A W (OT) 4-110-24-1994 H W 3-09-16-1995 A L 0-110-12-1996 H L 1-310-14-1997 A W (OT) 3-29-3-1998 H W 3-09-21-1999 A L 2-69-13-2000 H L (OT) 1-210-10-2001 A L (OT) 0-19-18-2002 H L 2-310-15-2003 A L 0-211-3-2004 H W (2OT) 2-110-19-2005 A W 1-08-26-2006 H W 3-19-9-2007 A L (OT) 0-110-28-2008 H L 0-19-20-2009 A L (OT) 1-2

MERCER-ATLANTAGSU leads 1-0-1

10-28-1980 H T 0-010-31-1981 A W 4-1

SERIES RECORDS


NAVY9-4-2005 A L 0-4

NEW MEXICO9-6-2002 N L 1-3

NORTH CAROLINA9-14-1988 A L 0-6

NORTH CAROLINA STATENorth Carolina State leads 5-1

9-30-1998 A L 1-29-27-2000 A L 0-68-31-2002 A W 2-18-30-2003 A L 2-49-12-2007 A L 0-110-13-2009 A L 0-2

NORTH FLORIDATied 3-3-1

9-22-1991 A W 5-29-12-1992 H L 3-49-9-2005 H T 1-110-17-2006 A L (OT) 2-39-19-2007 H W 1-0 9-17-2008 H L 0-111-3-2009 A W 1-0

NORTH GEORGIAGSU leads 3-0

10-11-1980 A W 3-010-11-1981 H W 8-010-8-1989 H W 9-0

OGLETHORPE9-28-1986 A W 5-2

ORAL ROBERTSTied 1-1

9-2-2001 N W 3-19-8-2006 N L 1-5

OREGON STATE9-13-2009 N T (2OT) 2-2

PRESBYTERIANTied 1-1

10-10-1986 A L 1-210-12-1987 H W 4-1

RADFORDTied 1-1-1

9-11-1994 H T (OT) 0-09-9-1995 A L 1-49-16-2007 N W 1-0

SAMFORDGSU leads 2-0

- N W 4-19-26-1984 A W 6-0

SCADGSU leads 2-0

10-25-1989 H W 3-010-24-1990 H W 11-0

SOUTH ALABAMASouth Alabama leads 2-1

9-18-1993 N L 0-410-11-1996 H W 5-29-9-1998 A L 0-1

SOUTH CAROLINASouth Carolina leads 3-0-1

10-20-1982 A L 0-49-25-1991 A L 0-510-29-1995 A L 1-49-4-1997 A T (OT) 3-3

SOUTH FLORIDASouth Florida leads 5-2

10-31-1993 A L 0-310-30-1994 A W 1-09-6-1995 H L 2-48-31-1996 H L 2-38-30-1997 A W 4-310-8-1998 H L 0-110-28-1999 A L 0-6

MISSOURI STATE9-7-2001 A L (OT) 1-2

ST. LEOGSU leads 4-0

11-2-1987 A W 2-09-26-1988 H W 1-010-15-1989 A W (OT) 4-110-14-1990 H W (OT) 4-2

STETSONTied 10-10-3

10-12-1981 A T 1-110-9-1982 H W 5-210-29-1984 H W 1-09-17-1985 H T 0-010-4-1986 A W 1-010-3-1987 H W 2-010-8-1988 A L 0-19-11-1989 H L 0-210-30-1989 A L 0-110-3-1990 A L (OT) 2-310-29-1990 H W 2-09-21-1991 A L 1-310-12-1991 H W (OT) 4-29-12-1993 H W 2-19-4-1994 N L 2-39-3-1995 A L 1-29-1-1996 H T (OT) 1-19-24-1997 A W (OT) 2-19-3-1999 N L 1-311-6-2002 A L 2-5

9-23-2005 A W (OT) 3-29-3-2006 H W (OT) 2-111-6-2007 A L 0-1

TENNESSEE TEMPLE9-21-1992 H W 7-0

THE CITADELGSU leads 9-4-1

9-26-1982 H L 0-310-7-1982 A L 0-59-11-1991 A W 2-110-18-1992 H W 3-210-17-1993 A T (OT) 2-210-15-1994 H L 2-310-14-1995 A W 1-010-19-1996 H W 6-110-11-1997 A W 3-010-17-1998 H W 2-19-29-1999 A W 3-210-23-2000 H W 4-210-27-2001 A W (2OT) 2-110-1-2002 H L 1-2

TOCCOA FALLS- A W 1-0

TOWSON9-4-2004 N W (2OT) 1-0

TULSATulsa Leads 2-0

9-9-2001 N L 0-38-29-2008 A L #22 0-2

UCF9-6-2009 A L 1-2

UMBCGSU leads 1-0-1

9-6-2004 A T (2OT) 1-19-2-2005 N W 3-0

UNC ASHEVILLEUNC Asheville leads 3-2

9-19-1993 N L 1-29-24-1995 H L 0-29-15-1996 A L 2-39-20-1998 A W 5-010-21-2000 H W (OT) 4-3

UNC GREENSBOROUNCG leads 15-1-3

11-1-1997 A L 0-411-8-1997 N L 1-610-11-1998 H L 1-810-23-1999 A L 1-49-20-2000 H L 1-39-25-2001 A L 1-911-15-2001 N L 0-1

SERIES RECORDS


10-15-2002 H L 2-39-17-2003 A T 2-211-8-2003 N L 1-210-5-2004 H L 1-310-1-2005 A L 5-311-5-2005 A L 0-69-20-2006 H T (2OT) 0-011-5-2006 N L 0-310-26-2007 A L 0-211-4-2008 H W 2-111-14-2008 N T (2OT) 0-010-24-2009 A L 0-6

USC AIKENGSU leads 5-1

9-27-1986 H W 4-210-23-1987 A W 2-110-4-1988 H W 5-010-21-1989 A L 2-39-27-1990 H W 5-19-4-1996 H W 6-0

USC UPSTATEGSU leads 2-1

10-10-2007 A W (OT) 1-09-24-2008 H W 2-09-23-2009 A L 1-3

VALDOSTA STATEGSU leads 2-0

10-3-1981 H W 6-011-4-1981 A W 1-0

VIRGINIA TECHVirginia Tech leads 3-1

9-27-1993 A L 3-69-28-1994 H L 0-29-10-2000 A W 3-19-23-2001 H L 1-2

VMIGSU leads 12-2-2

10-3-1992 H W 6-411-6-1992 N T 1-19-26-1993 A T (OT) 1-111-5-1993 N W 6-110-1-1994 H W 5-111-4-1994 N W 2-09-28-1995 A L 1-210-5-1996 H W 6-111-8-1996 N W 2-010-3-1998 H W 6-010-16-1999 A W (2OT) 2-110-7-2000 H W 5-110-21-2001 A L 1-29-28-2002 H W 4-18-31-2007 N W 2-010-18-2007 A W 3-1

WAKE FOREST11-9-2002 A L 0-8

WARREN WILSON10-13-1984 A W 3-1

WESTERN ILLINOISTied 1-1

9-17-2005 H W 3-19-2-2007 N L 0-1

WINTHROPWinthrop leads 8-5-2

10-24-1981 A L 0-210-18-1987 H W (OT) 4-310-15-1988 A T 0-09-9-1989 H L 1-210-6-1990 A L 0-410-6-1991 H W 2-010-25-1992 A L 0-39-25-1999 A W 3-29-16-2000 H L 0-19-15-2001 A L 2-49-22-2002 H L 1-210-12-2003 A W 1-09-26-2004 H W (OT) 2-110-26-2005 A L 1-89-30-2006 H T (2OT) 1-1

WOFFORDGSU leads 13-3-4

9-15-1985 N W 1-010-4-1985 H L 1-510-24-1987 N T 2-29-30-1989 H W 3-210-7-1990 A W 3-210-8-1995 N W 3-19-30-1996 A L 1-210-29-1997 H W 6-110-25-1998 A T (2OT) 1-110-3-1999 H W 5-110-3-2000 A T 1-110-13-2001 H W 4-110-23-2002 A T (2OT) 3-310-18-2003 H W 5-210-2-2004 A W 2-010-4-2005 H W 2-010-10-2006 A W 2-09-27-2007 H W 6-2 10-25-2008 A W 1-010-21-2009 H L 1-4

SERIES RECORDS


1980 10-8-1 (4-2-0 TAAC) Pat Cobb H Covenant L 0-2 A Harris Stowe L 0-29-27 A Augusta W 2-110-4 A Armstrong State W 10-110-6 H Mercer W 7-010-8 A Emory L 1-410-11 A North Georgia W 3-010-15 A Mercer W 3-010-18 A Georgia State L 0-310-20 H Augusta W 6-110-22 A College of Charleston L 0-710-24 H Armstrong State W 2-010-26 A Georgia College L 0-110-28 H Mercer-Atlanta (OT) T 0-010-30 A Baptist L 0-111-2 H Georgia College W 2-111-7 N+ Centenary W 5-011-7 N+ Houston Baptist W 3-011-8 N+ Hardin-Simmons L 0-3+ TAAC Tournament

1981 8-10-1 (4-2-1 TAAC) Pat Cobb9-20 A Eckerd L 1-410-3 H Valdosta State W 6-010-5 H Armstrong State L 3-410-7 A Mercer W 3-210-11 H North Georgia W 8-010-12 A Stetson T 1-110-14 H Covenant L 0-110-16 H Georgia State L 0-410-17 H Atlantic Christian L 1-210-18 H Emory L 0-210-21 H Mercer W 2-110-23 A Furman L 0-510-24 A Winthrop L 0-210-28 H Baptist L 1-310-31 A Mercer-Atlanta W 4-111-4 A Valdosta State W 1-011-13 N+ Houston Baptist L 1-211-13 N+ Centenary W 1-011-14 N+ Hardin-Simmons W 3-0+ TAAC Tournament

1982 4-10-1 (2-4-0 TAAC) Pat Cobb9-26 H The Citadel L 0-39-29 A Mercer L 0-210-2 A Emory L 1-410-3 A Georgia State L 0-510-7 A The Citadel L 0-510-9 H Stetson W 5-210-10 H Columbus W 5-010-16 H Campbell L 2-510-17 H Armstrong State W 2-010-20 A South Carolina L 0-410-23 H Covenant T 1-110-24 A Berry L 1-211-3 H Mercer L 0-3

A+ Samford W 4-1 N+ Mercer L 0-2+ TAAC Eastern Division Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.)

1983 5-6-1 Ray Wells9-24 H Florida Tech W 1-0 A Mercer L 0-1 A Toccoa Falls W 1-010-3 A Armstrong State W 8-010-7 A Alabama-Hunstville L 2-510-8 A Berry L 0-610-9 H Emory W 2-110-16 A Limestone L 1-310-19 H Mercer L 0-110-22 A Baptist (OT) T 1-110-30 H Georgia State (OT) L 1-211-1 A Columbus W 3-2

1984 6-7-0 Ray Wells9-21 H Berry L 0-39-26 A Samford W 6-09-30 A Kennesaw W 3-010-11 A Mercer L 0-210-13 A Warren Wilson W 3-110-14 A Appalachian State L 1-310-18 H Coker L 2-310-20 A Emory L 0-310-21 A Georgia State L 0-310-24 H Armstrong State W 2-110-27 H Kennesaw W 1-010-29 H Stetson W 1-011-10 N+ Mercer L 0-2+ TAAC Championships (Atlanta, Ga.)

1985 3-9-3 (1-2-1 TAAC) John Rafter9-14 A^ Davidson L 0-29-15 N^ Wofford W 1-09-17 H Stetson T 0-09-21 A Baptist T 2-2

9-22 A College of Charleston L 1-59-28 H Georgia State L 1-310-2 A Armstrong State (OT) L 1-210-4 H Wofford L 1-510-5 A Berry (OT) L 1-210-13 H Emory L 1-210-16 H Mercer W 2-110-24 H Florida Atlantic T 0-010-26 A Coastal Carolina L 0-310-28 A Coker W 3-110-31 N+ Georgia State L 0-5^ Davidson Tournament (Davidson, N.C.)+ TAAC Eastern Division Championship (Statesboro, Ga.)

1986 12-5-0 (3-2-0 TAAC) John Rafter9-20 A Jacksonville L 1-29-24 H Kennesaw State (OT) W 3-19-27 H USC-Aiken W 4-29-28 A Oglethorpe W 5-210-1 H Armstrong State W 9-110-4 A Stetson W 1-010-5 A Florida Southern W 3-110-8 H Augusta State L 0-110-10 A Presbyterian L 1-210-11 A Limestone W 1-010-13 H Florida Atlantic W 3-110-18 A Mercer (OT) W 2-110-19 A Georgia State L 0-310-25 H Baptist (OT) W 2-110-28 H College of Charleston W 3-010-31 N+ Mercer W 3-111-1 N+ Georgia State L 0-4+ TAAC Eastern Division Tournament (Macon, Ga.)

1987 14-2-1 (4-1-0 TAAC) John Rafter9-16 A Augusta State W 5-09-19 A LaGrange W 5-09-26 A Baptist (OT) W 3-19-27 A College of Charleston L 0-19-30 H Mercer * W 3-110-3 H Stetson * W 2-010-4 A Emory W 1-010-8 H Florida Atlantic (OT) W 2-110-10 H Georgia State * W 1-010-12 H Presbyterian W 4-110-15 H Covenant (OT) W 3-110-18 H Winthrop (OT) W 4-310-23 A USC-Aiken W 2-110-24 N^ Wofford T 2-210-30 N+ Mercer W 3-010-31 N+ Georgia State L 0-111-2 A St. Leo W 2-0* TAAC Game^ Played at USC-Aiken (Aiken, S.C.)+ TAAC Eastern Division Tournament (DeLand, Fla.)

1988 10-7-1 (2-3-0 TAAC) John Rafter9-7 H Columbus W 8-19-10 A Coastal Carolina W 2-19-14 A North Carolina L 0-69-16 A^ Francis Marion W 5-09-17 N^ Campbell L 1-59-21 H Augusta W 3-19-26 H St. Leo W 1-09-28 H Baptist W 1-010-1 A Georgia State * L 0-210-4 H USC-Aiken W 5-010-8 A Stetson * L 0-110-9 A Eckerd W 4-010-12 A Mercer * W 3-210-15 A Winthrop T 0-010-16 A Davidson L 2-310-22 H Lander L 1-2

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

PAT COBB 1980-8222-28-3 .443 3 Seasons

RAY WELLS 1983-8411-13-1 .460 2 Seasons

JOHN RAFTER 1985-8947-32-6 .588 5 Seasons


10-28 A+ Georgia State L 1-410-29 N+ Mercer W 3-0* TAAC Game^ Francis Marion Tournament (Florence, S.C.)+ TAAC Eastern Division Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.)

1989 8-9-1 (2-4-0 TAAC East 3rd) John Rafter9-9 H Winthrop L 1-29-11 H Stetson * L 0-29-14 A Baptist College W 2-19-20 A Augusta College T 1-19-23 A^ Georgia State L 0-69-24 N^ Central Florida W 4-09-27 H Mercer W 3-09-30 H Wofford W 3-210-4 A Lander L 1-210-7 H Georgia State * L 1-510-8 H North Georgia W 9-010-11 H Coastal Carolina L 0-410-14 A Eckerd L 1-210-15 A St. Leo (OT) W 4-110-21 A USC-Aiken L 2-310-25 H S.C.A.D. W 3-010-28 A Mercer * W 2-110-30 A Stetson * L 0-1* TAAC Game^ Georgia State Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.)

1990 15-5-0 (5-1-0 TAAC East 1st) Tom Norton9-12 A Columbus W 6-09-15 A Central Florida (OT) L 1-29-16 A Florida Southern W 3-29-19 H Mercer * W 1-09-22 A Georgia State * (OT) W 3-29-27 H USC-Aiken W 5-19-29 H Brewton-Parker W 16-010-3 A Stetson * (OT) L 2-310-6 A Winthrop L 0-410-7 A Wofford W 3-210-10 H Augusta W 1-010-13 H Georgia State * W 3-010-14 H St. Leo (OT) W 4-210-17 H Baptist W 2-110-19 H Berry (OT) L 0-110-21 H Florida Atlantic W 4-010-24 H S.C.A.D. W 11-010-27 A Mercer * W 2-110-29 H Stetson * W 2-011-3 N+ Centenary L 1-2* TAAC Game+ TAAC Tournament Championship (Shreveport, La.)

1991 4-11-4 (1-5-2 TAAC East 5th) Tom Norton9-7 H Furman L 1-39-10 A Charleston Southern L 4-59-11 A The Citadel W 2-19-14 A Mercer * L 1-29-18 H Jacksonville T 1-1

9-21 A Stetson * L 1-39-22 A North Florida W 5-29-25 A South Carolina L 0-59-28 A Georgia State * T 3-310-3 H Florida International * L 0-410-6 H Winthrop W 2-010-9 H Flagler T 1-110-12 H Stetson * W 4-210-19 A Berry L 0-510-23 H Georgia State * T 1-110-26 H Lander L 2-810-30 H Mercer * L 1-311-1 A Florida International * L 0-411-2 A Florida Atlantic L 3-4* TAAC Game

1992 8-10-2 (3-3-0 SoCon 3rd) Tom Norton9-5 H Mercer W 2-19-8 A Georgia State W 4-29-9 A Clemson L 0-59-12 H North Florida L 3-49-15 A Flagler L 2-39-16 A Jacksonville L 0-49-20 H Berry T 0-09-21 H Tennessee Temple W 7-09-27 A Marshall * W 1-09-30 H Charleston Southern L 4-510-3 H VMI * W 6-410-7 H Campbell L 0-210-10 A Lees-McRae W 3-010-11 A Appalachian State * L 0-210-14 A Lander W 2-010-18 H The Citadel * W 3-210-23 A Davidson * L 0-510-25 A Winthrop L 0-311-1 H Furman * (OT) L 0-111-6 N+ VMI T^ 1-1* SoCon Game+ SoCon Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.)^ VMI advanced to semifi nal on penalty kicks

1993 8-9-4 (2-2-2 SoCon 3rd) Tom Norton9-4 H Georgia State (OT) W 1-09-7 A Berry (OT) T 0-09-12 H Stetson W 2-19-15 A Furman * L 0-39-18 N$ South Alabama L 0-49-19 N$ UNC-Asheville L 1-29-23 A Mercer (OT) W 4-19-26 A VMI * (OT) T 1-19-27 A Virginia Tech L 3-610-3 H Marshall * W 4-110-6 A Clemson L 0-310-10 H Appalachian State * (OT) L 2-310-13 H Jacksonville W 2-110-17 A The Citadel * (OT) T 2-210-18 A Charleston Southern W 3-210-24 H Davidson * W 3-210-27 H Alabama-Birmingham (OT) T 2-210-29 N# Charleston L 1-410-31 A# South Florida L 0-311-5 N+ VMI W 6-111-6 N+ Appalachian State L 2-3* SoCon Game$ Georgia State Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) # South Florida Tournament (Tampa, Fla.)+ SoCon Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.)

1994 10-9-2 (2-4-0 SoCon T4th) Tom Norton9-3 A$ Central Florida L 0-39-4 N$ Stetson L 2-39-9 H George Washington W 4-19-11 H Radford T 0-09-14 H Berry W 5-19-17 A Georgia State W 2-19-20 H Brewton-Parker L 0-19-23 A Alabama-Birmingham L 0-39-25 A Marshall * L 0-29-28 H Virginia Tech L 0-210-1 H VMI * W 5-110-4 A Jacksonville (OT) W 3-210-7 A Appalachian State * L 1-510-15 H The Citadel * L 2-310-20 A Davidson * L 1-310-24 H Mercer W 3-010-26 H Furman * W 3-110-29 N# Kentucky W 2-110-30 A# South Florida W 1-011-4 N+ VMI W 2-011-5 N+ Furman (OT) T 1-1* SoCon Game$ Central Florida Tournament (Orlando, Fla.)# South Florida Sun Classic (Tampa, Fla)+ SoCon Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.)

1995 7-13-2 (2-4-0 SoCon T5th) Tom Norton9-2 N$ Florida Atlantic (OT) L 1-29-3 A$ Stetson L 1-29-6 H South Florida L 2-49-9 A Radford L 1-49-13 H Jacksonville W 3-09-16 A Mercer L 0-19-19 H Davidson * L 1-39-23 H Marshall * L 2-39-24 H UNC Asheville L 0-29-28 A VMI * L 1-210-1 H Appalachian State * W 3-010-4 H Georgia State (OT) T 3-310-7 N# George Mason (OT) T 2-210-8 N# Wofford W 3-110-11 A Brewton-Parker W 7-010-14 A The Citadel * W 1-010-18 A Furman * L 1-310-25 H Central Florida L 4-510-27 H East Carolina W 3-110-29 A South Carolina L 1-411-3 N+ Appalachian State (OT) W 6-411-4 A+ Davidson L 0-2* SoCon Game$ Stetson Tournament (DeLand, Fla.)# Colll of Charleston Oneita Invitational (Charleston, S.C.)+ SoCon Tournament (Davidson, N.C.)


TOM NORTON 1990-9552-57 .480 6 Seasons


1996 10-11-2 (3-2-1 SoCon 3rd) Kevin Chambers8-31 H South Florida L 2-39-1 H Stetson (OT) T 1-19-4 H USC-Aiken W 6-09-7 A$ Central Florida L 0-29-8 N$ Florida Atlantic L 1-59-13 A Appalachian State * W 4-19-15 A UNC Asheville L 2-39-18 A Clemson L 1-49-21 N# Georgia State W 4-29-25 H Charleston Southern W 2-19-29 A Marshall * (OT) T 1-19-30 A Wofford L 1-210-5 H VMI * W 6-110-11 H South Alabama W 5-210-12 H Mercer L 1-310-15 A Jacksonville L 2-610-19 H The Citadel * W 6-110-25 A Davidson * L 1-210-30 H Furman * (OT) L 2-411-2 H Alabama A&M W 5-211-8 N+ VMI W 2-011-9 N+ Marshall W 2-011-10 A+ Furman L 2-4* SoCon Game$ Central Florida Tournament (Orlando, Fla.)# Fayetteville, Ga+ SoCon Tournament (Greenville, S.C.)

1997 14-4-2 (4-3-0 SoCon 4th) Kevin Chambers8-30 A South Florida W 4-39-4 A South Carolina (OT) T 3-39-7 H Coastal Carolina W 5-19-14 A Furman * L 0-19-16 A Charleston Southern (OT) W 2-19-19 H# Georgia State W 3-09-21 H# Central Florida (OT) W 2-19-24 A Stetson (OT) W 2-19-28 A East Carolina W 3-110-1 H Jacksonville W 2-110-4 H Appalachian State * W 2-010-8 A Clemson (OT) T 0-010-11 A The Citadel * W 3-010-14 A Mercer W 3-210-18 A VMI * W 3-110-26 H Davidson * L 2-310-29 H Wofford * W 6-111-1 A UNC Greensboro * L 0-411-4 N+ Appalachian State W 7-511-8 N+ UNC Greensboro L 1-6* SoCon Game# Georgia Southern Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)+ SoCon Tournament (Greenville, S.C.)

1998 6-11-1 (4-3-1 SoCon 4th) Kevin Chambers9-3 H Mercer W 3-09-6 A Georgia State L 1-29-9 A South Alabama L 0-19-14 H Charleston Southern L 1-39-18 A Davidson * W 5-29-20 A UNC Asheville W 5-09-26 A Coastal Carolina (2OT) L 2-39-30 A North Carolina State L 1-210-3 H VMI * W 6-010-8 H South Florida L 0-110-11 H UNC Greensboro * L 1-810-14 H Furman * L 1-310-17 H The Citadel * W 2-110-21 A College of Charleston * L 1-410-25 A Wofford * (2OT) T 1-110-27 A Jacksonville L 0-310-31 A Appalachian State * W 3-111-3 N+ Appalachian State (2OT) L 0-1* SoCon Game+ SoCon Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.)

1999 5-12-1 (3-5-0 SoCon 6th) Kevin Chambers9-3 N# Stetson L 1-39-5 N# Central Florida L 1-79-8 H Jacksonville L 2-49-11 N$ George Washington W 5-49-12 N$ Bucknell L 1-29-21 A Mercer L 2-69-25 A Winthrop W 3-29-29 A The Citadel * W 3-210-1 H Davidson * L 1-310-3 H Wofford * W 5-110-10 H Appalachian State * L 1-210-13 H Georgia State (2OT) T 3-310-16 A VMI * (2OT) W 2-110-20 H College of Charleston * (OT) L 1-210-23 A UNC Greensboro * L 1-410-28 A South Florida L 0-610-31 A Furman * L 1-311-5 N+ Davidson (OT) L 2-3* SoCon Game# Central Florida Classic (Orlando, Fla.)$ Wofford Classic (Spartanburg, S.C.)+ SoCon Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)

2000 6-12-2 (2-5-1 SoCon 6th) Kevin Chambers9-1 H$ Centenary W 3-29-2 H$ Alabama A&M L 1-29-8 A Liberty W 1-09-10 A Virginia Tech W 3-19-13 H Mercer (OT) L 1-29-16 H Winthrop L 0-19-20 H UNC Greensboro * L 1-39-23 A George Washington (2OT) T 2-29-27 A North Carolina State L 0-69-30 A Appalachian State * L 0-410-3 A Wofford * (20T) T 1-110-7 H VMI * W 5-110-10 A Charleston * L 0-110-14 A Davidson * L 2-510-18 H Furman * L 0-310-21 H UNC Asheville (OT) W 4-310-23 H The Citadel * W 4-210-25 A Georgia State (OT) L 2-310-29 A Jacksonville (2OT) L 0-211-3 N+ Appalachian State L 0-2* SoCon Game $ GSU-Diadora Classic (Statesboro, Ga.)+ SoCon Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)

2001 8-12-0 (3-5-0 SoCon 7th) Kevin Chambers8-31 A$ Centenary W 4-39-2 N$ Oral Roberts W 3-19-7 A# Southwest Missouri State(OT) L 1-29-9 N# Tulsa L 0-39-15 A Winthrop L 2-49-19 H Appalachian State * W 1-09-23 H Virginia Tech L 1-29-25 A UNC Greensboro * L 1-99-29 H College of Charleston * L 1-210-3 A Birmingham Southern W 4-210-7 A Furman * L 0-310-10 A Mercer (OT) L 0-110-13 H Wofford * W 4-110-17 H Jacksonville W 5-210-21 A VMI * L 1-210-27 A The Citadel * (2OT) W 2-110-30 H Georgia State (2OT) L 1-211-7 H Davidson * L 2-411-10 N+ Davidson W 2-111-15 N+ UNC Greensboro L 0-1* SoCon Game$ BellSouth Invitational (Shreveport, La.)# Diadora Invitational (Springfi eld, Mo.)+ SoCon Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)

2002 2-16-2 (1-5-2 SoCon 7th) Kevin Chambers8-31 A$ North Carolina State W 2-19-1 A% Duke L 0-39-6 N# New Mexico L 1-39-8 A# Denver L 2-49-18 H Mercer L 2-39-22 H Winthrop L 1-29-25 A Jacksonville L 2-59-28 H VMI * W 4-110-1 H The Citadel * L 1-210-5 H Birmingham Southern L 3-410-8 A College of Charleston * L 0-110-15 H UNC Greensboro * L 2-310-19 A Davidson * (2OT) T 1-110-23 A Wofford * (2OT) T 3-310-26 A Campbell L 1-310-30 H Furman * L 0-111-2 A Appalachian State * L 1-211-6 A Stetson L 2-511-9 A Wake Forest L 0-811-15 N+ Davidson L 0-1* SoCon Game% adidas-Wolfpack Classic (Raleigh/Durham, N.C.)# John Bryden Classic (Denver, Colo.)+ SoCon Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)

2003 6-11-2 (2-4-1 SoCon 6th) Kevin Chambers8-30 A$% North Carolina State L 2-48-31 A% Duke L 1-49-5 N# James Madison L 0-29-7 A# George Mason L 0-49-13 H Campbell W 3-09-17 A UNC Greensboro * T 2-29-20 H Jacksonville T 2-29-25 H Appalachian State * W 2-09-28 A Elon * L 0-110-1 A High Point W 2-010-4 H College of Charleston * L 0-310-8 A Georgia State L 3-410-12 A Winthrop W 1-010-15 A Mercer L 0-210-18 H Wofford * W 5-210-26 H Liberty W 2-111-1 A Furman * L 0-211-5 H Davidson * L 1-211-8 N+ UNC Greensboro L 1-2* SoCon Game% adidas-Wolfpack Classic (Raleigh/Durham, N.C.)# Comfort Inn Classic (Fairfax, Va.)+ SoCon Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)


KEVIN CHAMBERS 1996-200571-106-17 .410 10 Seasons


2004 7-7-4 (3-3-1 SoCon 5th) Kevin Chambers9-4 N$ Towson (2OT) W 1-09-6 A$ UMBC (2OT) T 1-19-11 H East Carolina L 1-49-17 A^ Kentucky (2OT) T 1-19-19 N^ Louisville W 3-09-25 H# High Point L 0-29-26 H# Winthrop (OT) W 2-110-2 A Wofford * W 2-010-5 H UNC Greensboro * L 1-310-10 A Appalachian State * L 0-110-13 H Furman * (2OT) W 1-010-17 H Georgia State (2OT) T 1-110-24 A Gardner-Webb (OT) L 1-210-27 A College of Charleston * (2OT) T 2-210-31 H Elon W 3-111-3 H Mercer (2OT) W 2-111-7 A Davidson * L 0-111-11 A+ Davidson L 3-4* SoCon Game$ Greene Turtle-adidas Kickoff (Baltimore, Md.)^ Kentucky-Nike Invitational (Lexington, Ky.)# Georgia Southern-Nike Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)+ SoCon Tournament (Davidson, N.C.)

2005 7-10-1 (1-6-0 SoCon T7th) Kevin Chambers9-2 N$ UMBC W 3-09-4 A$ Navy L 0-49-9 H North Florida T 1-19-11 A East Carolina W 4-39-17 H# Western Illinois W 3-19-18 H# Centenary W 4-09-23 A Stetson (OT) W 3-29-25 H Gardner-Webb L 1-310-1 A UNC Greensboro * L 5-310-4 H Wofford * W 2-010-7 A Furman * L 1-210-12 H College of Charleston * L 1-310-16 A Elon * L 0-410-19 A Mercer W 1-010-23 H Appalachian State * (OT) L 2-310-26 A Winthrop L 1-810-29 H Davidson * L 1-211-5 A+ UNC Greensboro L 0-6* SoCon Game$ Navy Invitational (Annapolis, Md.)# Georgia Southern Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)+ SoCon Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.)

2006 10-6-3 (4-1-2 SoCon 2nd) Kevin Kennedy8-26 H Mercer W 3-18-31 H Boston L 0-39-3 H Stetson (OT) W 2-19-8 N# Oral Roberts L 1-59-9 A# Centenary W 3-09-16 A Gardner-Webb W 4-39-20 H UNC Greensboro * (2OT) T 0-09-23 A Appalachian State * W 2-09-27 H Furman * (2OT) T 0-09-30 H Winthrop * (2OT) T 1-110-5 A College of Charleston * L 1-210-8 H Elon * W 1-010-10 A Wofford * W 2-010-17 A North Florida (OT) L 2-310-21 A Davidson * W 1-010-24 A Jacksonville L 1-310-28 H$ Davidson W 2-111-3 A+ Furman W 1-011-5 N+ UNC Greensboro L 0-3* SoCon Conference Games# Centenary Classic (Shreveport, La.)$ SoCon Tournament - 1st Round (Statesboro, Ga.)+ SoCon Tournament (Greenvile, S.C.)

2007 6-12-0 (2-5-0 SoCon 7th) Kevin Kennedy8-31 N# VMI W 2-09-2 N# Western Illinois L 0-19-7 N! Alabama A&M L 0-39-9 A! Mercer (OT) L 0-19-12 A North Carolina State L 0-19-16 N^ Radford W 1-09-19 H North Florida W 1-09-22 A Elon * L 0-29-27 H Wofford * W 6-29-29 A Furman * L 0-410-2 A Clemson L 1-610-10 A USC Upstate (OT) W 1-010-13 H Davidson * L 2-310-20 H Appalachian State * W 3-210-26 A UNC Greensboro * L 0-210-30 H College of Charleston * L 0-211-6 A Stetson L 0-111-10 A+ College of Charleston L 1-3* SoCon Game# Appalachian Classic (Boone, N.C.)! Mercer Invitational (Macon, Ga.)^ Wingate Inn Classic (Rock Hill, S.C.)+ SoCon Tournament - 1st Round (Charleston, S.C.)

2008 8-8-1 (4-3-0 SoCon T2nd) Kevin Kennedy8-29 A #22 Tulsa L 0-29-5 A Clemson W 2-19-13 A Campbell L 0-29-17 H North Florida L 0-19-21 H Jacksonville L 0-29-24 H USC Upstate W 2-010-4 H Elon * L 1-310-7 H Furman * (2OT) L 1-210-12 A Appalachian State * W 2-110-14 A College of Charleston * L 1-210-17 H Gardner-Webb W 4-110-25 A Wofford * W 1-010-28 H Mercer L 0-111-1 A Davidson * (OT) W 2-111-4 H UNC Greensboro * W 2-111-9 H Davidson + W 2-111-14 N UNC Greensboro # (2OT) T 0-0* SoCon Game+ SoCon Tournament - 1st Round (Statesboro, Ga.)# SoCon Tournament (Davidson, N.C.)

2009 1-15-1 (0-6-0 SoCon 8th) Kevin Kennedy9-4 N Iona L 0-29-6 A UCF L 1-29-8 H Campbell L 0-19-11 A Gonzaga L 0-39-13 N Oregon State (2OT) T 2-29-20 A Mercer (OT) L 1-29-23 A USC Upstate L 1-39-29 A Clemson L 0-610-3 H Davidson * L 0-310-10 A Gardner-Webb L 2-510-13 A N.C. State L 0-210-18 H College of Charleston * L 0-210-21 H Wofford * L 1-410-24 A UNC Greensboro * L 0-610-31 A Furman * L 1-211-3 A North Florida W 1-011-7 H Appalachian State L 0-1* SoCon Game


KEVIN KENNEDY 2006-Present25-41-5 .352 4 Seasons


AAbdigani Abdulahi ....................................................2008Don Ahearn ......................................................... 1980-83Matt Alden .................................................................1981Jeff Alexander...................................................... 1991-94William Alexander .....................................................2005Santiago Alvarez .................................................. 1981-83Andrea Amorati .........................................................1990Jan Andreasen ............................................................1988David Andreetti .........................................................1994Jon-Pierre Anthony ............................................. 2007-08Lee Apple ............................................................. 1989-92David Atkinson .........................................................1982

BJorge Baboun ....................................................... 1989-90Cameron Ball ....................................................... 1983-84Lee Ballentine ...................................................... 1990-91Robert Banks .............................................................1994Scott Barnard ....................................................... 1980-83Scott Bauer .................................................................1983Joe Bellafato ...............................................................1990Nelson Bennett .................................................... 1985-86Mark Bevile .......................................................... 2007-08Ned Biehler ................................................................1992Blake Bironas ....................................................... 1999-02Tim Blom ............................................................. 1996-98Tim Boarman ....................................................... 1991-94Chris Brackett ............................................................1986Alex Branch ......................................................1999-2000Kyle Brinkman ...........................................................1987Robb Brotemarkle ............................................... 1993-94Tim Brown .................................................................2000Tony Brown .....................................................1997-2000Mack Bryson ........................................................ 2001-03Brian Buback ........................................................ 1991-92Zach Buckley ................................................. 2009Mike Burrell ......................................................... 1994-97Blake Butler ................................................................2006Sean Byrnes .......................................................... 1980-81

CAndres Cabrero .........................................................2007Chris Cahill .................................................................2005Chris Campbell .................................................... 1990-93Chris Cantrell .............................................................2008Ralph Carbone ..................................................... 1980-81Nathan Carey .............................................................1988Witt Carlisle ................................................... 2009Chris Carlson ....................................................... 1994-97Tommy Carroll .................................................... 1991-94Chris Carter .......................................................... 1995-98Chris Chambers ................................................... 1990-93Kevin Chambers .................................................. 1988-91O’Neil Chandler ........................................................2001Josh Chatraw ........................................................ 2001-04Pong Cho ....................................................................1984Mark Churchwell ................................................. 1983-84Mike Chwalik .............................................................1989Adam Clark .......................................................... 1990-91Luigi Clendening ........................................... 2007Mike Cobb ..................................................................1983Matt Colaluca ....................................................... 1997-99Michael Cole ........................................................ 1989-90Kevin Connelly .................................................... 1987-90Sean Connelly ...................................................... 1987-90Chris Cook .................................................................1986

Barry Cooper .............................................................1986Kerry Cotter ...............................................................1982Kevin Coulthart ................................................... 1996-97Zac Cover ...................................................................1998Jeff Cox ......................................................................2005Jon Cox ............................................. 2006, 2008-09Andrew Crabbe ................................................... 2003-04Matt Crowell .................................... 2006-07, 2009Craig Crumbley..........................................................1987John Cummings .........................................................1982Martin Cunningham ...........................................................1999-02

DMike Daly ............................................................. 1984-87Dustin Danner ...........................................................1998Ted Davidson....................................................... 1988-91Scott DeAmbrose................................................ 1987-90Chad Denson ...................................................2001-2002Jeff DeRose................................................................1989Joey DeSandre ...........................................................1991Scott DeVault ....................................................... 2005-07Greg DeVito ........................................................ 2003-04Jay Dingbaum ...................................................... 1987-90Julian Donaldson ................................................. 2005-08Eric Douglas ........................................................ 2000-02Ken (KC) Dudley ......................................................2006Dennis Duenas .................................................... 1993-94Kevin Dumas ...................................................... 1995-98Thom Duncan ..................................................... 2001-02Chris Dunlap ...................................................... 1987-90Jon Dunning......................................................... 2000-01Rick Duvall .................................................................1980

EAndy Edwards ..................................................... 1990-94Nick Edmond ...................................................... 2003-05Justin Elie ............................................................. 2004-05Josh Epps ............................................................. 1997-98Jack Evans ............................................................ 1980-82

FMike Faircloth ...................................................... 1983-85Sean Farley ........................................................... 2002-04Matt Feaster................................................................1989Ed Ferrell ....................................................................1988John Ficklen ...............................................................1980David Fisk ........................................................1998-2000Arthur Franklin ................................................... 1984-87Blake Frazier ........................................................ 1985-86Ben Freakley ...............................................................2000

GMarc Gaskins .............................................................1998Stephen George .........................................................2008Patrick Gillen .............................................................2003David Gomez ............................................................1980Justin Gonzales .................................................... 2003-04Donnie Gorbandt ............................................... 1983-85Paul Gourley ..............................................................1994 Jerry Greer............................................................ 1982-85Andy Grossman ........................................................1999Mike Gubosh ....................................................... 2008-09Adam Guediri ............................................................2009Greg Gundrum .................................................... 1993-95Jeff Gunter ........................................................... 1981-82Mike Gustin ...............................................................1980Alex Gyedu .......................................................... 1981-83

HJohan Hageus .............................................................1990Danny Hall ........................................................... 2006-09Kevin Hanfman ................................................... 1995-97Andrew Hansen ................................................... 1989-92Philip Hansen ............................................................1981Bates Harison ...................................................2001-2002Jason Harris ................................................................2002Chuck Hayes ...............................................1991-92,1994Tommy Hedges ................................................... 1985-86Jeff Heidt.............................................................. 1991-93Jochen Hierl ...............................................................1980Rich Heyer ..................................................... 2009Carl Hitchcock ..................................................... 1983-84Eric Hoffman ...................................................... 1990-91Chuck Holstrup .........................................................1980Bill Hope .............................................................. 1980-81Joe Hughes .................................................... 2009Trett Hunsberger .......................................................1994Kerry Hunt .................................................................1980Steven Hunter ................................................ 2009Robbie Hutto .............................................................1987

ITommy Irwin ....................................................... 2001-04

JStephen Jensen..................................................... 2003-05Erik Johanson ............................................................1989Patrick Johns ..............................................................2007Zack Johnson .............................................................2009Danny Jones ...............................................................1981Branden Julien .............................................................1999

KMike Kenion ..............................................................1980Noel Kierans ........................................................ 1992-95Chad Kilpatrick ................................................... 2002-04Jon Kinsler ........................................................... 2005-08David Knerr ......................................................... 2006-07Jim Koch............................................................... 1987-90Steve Kominowski .............................................. 1982-83Kim Kroken ......................................................... 2006-07

LRussel Lang ................................................................1987Chris Lapish ......................................................... 1994-95Fredrik Langseth .......................................................2008Travis Larrison ...........................................................1998Steen Larsen ......................................................... 1990-93Kirk Latibeaudiere .............................................. 2000-03Garret Lazenby ................................................1999-2002Trenton LeBlanc ..............................................1999-2001Brian Ledford ............................................................1989Michael Leeper ..........................................................1989Josh Lenzini ...............................................................1986David Leonard .......................................... 2007-09Kevin Lievsay ....................................................... 1981-82Jay Love ......................................................................1992

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS


MJoe Madigan ......................................................... 2008-09Brandon Makowski ...................................................2005Rick Mancinelli ..........................................................1985 Richard Marshall.................................................. 1991-92 Chris Martinez ..................................................... 1991-92Toney Martin ....................................................... 2004-05Pat McCarthy .............................................................1988 Jeremy McClure ................................................... 1996-99 Phillip McClure .................................................... 1982-83 Bobby McDaniel ................................................. 1996-97 Terry McDaniel ...............................................1998-2000 Ian McDowell ............................................................2002Chip McGinley ..........................................................1985Brad Meader ......................................................... 2000-03Wes Meadows ............................................................2002Chandler Mercer ........................................................1989 Ryan Mertes ......................................................... 2008-09Paul Mihich ................................................................2004John Miglarese ..................................................... 1996-99David Milroy ..............................................................1987 Mike Mitchell ....................................................... 1984-85 Pat Mitchell ...........................................1989-90,1992-93Brad Mitchum ...................................................... 2003-06Devin Mizell ......................................................... 2001-03Tony Moffat ......................................................... 2000-03Javier Monne ........................................................ 1987-88 Mike Moore ................................................................1986 Omar Morales ............................................................1999David Morgan ...................................................... 1983-84 Trei Morrison ....................................................... 1984-86Tyler Mullen ......................................................... 2003-05

NTata Nanje ............................................................ 2006-07Selby Neese ................................................................1986Lawrence Nelson ................................................. 1994-95Jarryd Nolette ...................................................... 2007-08Chris Nowak ........................................................ 1980-81

OBrian Oakes .......................................................... 1995-98Patrick O’Brien .................................................... 2004-05Mike O’Neal ......................................................... 1997-98Eric Ogunkanmi ........................................................2002

PMartin Parris ........................................................ 2001-02Pat Parris ............................................................... 1994-97John Partridge ............................................................1982Alan Pate...........................................................1997-2000Isaac Payne .................................................................2002Austen Peacock.................................................... 2005-08Brennan Peacock ................................................. 2006-09Sean Pinto ...................................................... 2009Bo Pitts ................................................................. 1981-82Mike Povenz ......................................................... 1995-97

RSteve Raines ......................................................... 1985-86Joey Ralph ................................................. 2005, 2007-09John Regan ........................................................... 1986-90B.J. Reine ............................................................... 2005-08Eric Rhodes ................................................................1998Pat Robertson ...................................................... 1980-81Dave Root ..................................................................1981Kevin Rossi ................................................................2005Jason Russell......................................................... 1995-98Jeff Russell .......................................................1999-2002

SSean Sandoval ...................................................... 2005-08Josh Sanstead ....................................................... 1993-96Jose Sassman ........................................................ 2000-02Florian Scheidat ................................................... 1998-99Derek Schikal ....................................................... 2005-07Jim Schlenker .............................................................1986Chris Schuller .............................................................1980Jason Schultz ........................................................ 2002-04Brent Scott .................................................................1987Bill Sellers ...................................................................1988Will Seybt ....................................................................1995Todd Shaw ..................................................................1992Michael Sherman ................................................. 1992-93Muhamed Sidibeh.......................................... 2009Jeremy Simmons .................................................. 1993-95Calvin Simon ..............................................................2006Chris Sklar ............................................................ 1994-97Barry Smith ................................................................1983Daniel Smith ........................................................ 2005-08Larry Smith ................................................................1980Lawrence Smith ................................................... 2003-05Mike Smith ........................................................... 1985-88Robbie Smith .............................................................1988Johan Soderstrom................................................ 1994-96Georgio Stamatakos ............................................ 1986-88Kellen Stanley ...................................................... 2005-06Greg Starcher .............................................................1987Chris Starks .......................................................... 1995-96Matt Starks .................................................................2009Austin Steele ............................................. 2007-09Ned Stoll ............................................................... 1992-93Chad Strader ..............................................................2007Dirk Stringer ..............................................................1984Richard Sutton ..................................................... 1986-89Ryan Sutton ................................................................2003Scott Sutton .......................................................... 1988-91

TConner Talbert ..........................................................2009Nick Tassopoulos ......................................................1993Brian Thomas ...................................................... 1987-90Eric Thomas ........................................................ 1984-85Gregg Thomas ..................................................... 1984-85Hendrik Thomas .......................................................1986Stuart Thompson ......................................................1981Jason Tindall ........................................................ 2005-06Aleksandar Tomic .......................................... 2009Ketil Torp ...................................................................1982Kris Trainor .......................................................... 1992-95Bobby Tripp ...............................................................1980Cameron Troutman ....................................... 2009Tom Troutman .................................................... 1980-83Denny Tucker ...................................................... 1992-95David Turner ....................................................... 1985-88

UElliott Ulmer ....................................................1999-2002Nathan Umberg ................................................... 2003-06

VCraig Valentine ................................................1999-2002Paul Varnadore .................................................... 1986-87Jens Vliestra .......................................................... 1984-85

WDarryl Watson ...................................................... 1986-89Paul Weagle ................................................................1980Adam Webb ......................................................... 2003-06Ryan Welch .................................................................1991Uli Wilms ....................................................................1980Ken Wilson .................................................1988,1990-92Chip Wood ........................................................... 1983-86Alan Woodrum ................................................1998-2001Dakeya Woods ......................................1991-92,1994-95Jim Wydock .......................................................... 1981-82

YBrian Young ......................................................... 2004-07

ZClayton Zelin ....................................................... 2003-05

* Current players in bold

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS


The Southern Conference

The Southern Conference, which began its 90th season of intercollegiate competition in 2010, is a national leader in emphasizing the development of the student-athlete and in helping to build lifelong leaders and role models.

The Southern Conference has been on the fore-front of innovation and originality in developing creative solutions to address issues facing intercol-legiate athletics. From establishing the fi rst confer-ence basketball tournament (1921), tackling the issue of freshmen eligibility (1922), developing women’s championships (1984), to becoming the fi rst con-ference to install the three-point goal in basketball (1980), the Southern Conference has been a pioneer.

The Southern Conference is the nation’s fi fth-old-est NCAA Division I collegiate athletic association. Only the Big Ten (1896), the Missouri Valley (1907), the Pacifi c 10 (1915) and the Southwestern Athletic (1920) conferences are older in terms of origination.

Academic excellence has been a major part of the Southern Conference’s tradition. Hundreds of Southern Conference student-athletes have been recognized on ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Aca-demic All-America and all-district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes Scholarship winners have been selected from conference institutions.

The Conference currently consists of 12 members in fi ve states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and championships that produce participants for NCAA Division I Championships.

The Southern Conference offi ces are located in the historic Beaumont Mill in Spartanburg, S.C. A tex-tile mill that was in operation from 1880 until 1999, Beaumont Mill was renovated in 2004 and today of-fers the league fi rst class meeting areas and offi ces as well as a spacious library for storage of the confer-ence’s historical documents.

Membership History

On Feb. 25, 1921, representatives from 14 of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s (SIAA) 30 members met at Atlanta’s Piedmont Hotel to establish the Southern Intercollegiate Conference. On hand at the inaugural meeting were offi cials from Alabama, Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn), Clemson, Georgia, Georgia School of Technology (Georgia Tech), Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi A&M (Mississippi State), North Carolina, North Carolina State, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Poly-technic Institute (Virginia Tech) and Washington & Lee.

Dr. S.V. Sanford of Georgia was chosen as acting chairman and N.W. Dougherty of Tennessee was named secretary. The decision to form a new ath-letic conference was motivated by the desire to have a workable number of conference games for each league member. With 30 schools in the SIAA by the early 1920s, it was impossible to play every school at least once during the regular season and many schools went several years between playing some conference members. In addition, in 1920, the SIAA

voted down proposed rules that an athlete must be in a college a year before playing on its teams and refused to abolish a rule permitting athletes to play summer baseball for money.

Play began in the fall of 1921 and a year later, six more schools joined the fl edgling league including Tulane (which had attended the inaugural meet-ing but had elected not to join), Florida, Louisiana (LSU), Mississippi, South Carolina and Vanderbilt. VMI joined in 1925 and Duke was added in 1929.

By the 1930s, membership in the Southern Con-ference had reached 23 schools. C.P. “Sally” Miles of Virginia Tech, president of the Southern Con-ference, called the annual league meeting to order on Dec. 9, 1932 at the Farragut Hotel in Knoxville, Tenn. Georgia’s Dr. Sanford announced that 13 in-stitutions west and south of the Appalachian Moun-tains were reorganizing as the Southeastern Confer-ence. Members of the new league included Alabama, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Florida, Georgia, Georgia School of Technology, Kentucky, Louisi-ana, Mississippi, Mississippi A&M, University of the South, Tennessee, Tulane and Vanderbilt.

According to the minutes of the meeting, Dr. Sanford stated that the division was made along geographical lines. Florida’s Dr. J.J. Tigert, acting as spokesman for the withdrawing group, regretted the move but believed it was necessary as the Southern Conference had grown too large. The resignations were accepted and the withdrawing schools formed the new league which began play in 1932.

The Southern Conference continued with mem-bership of 10 institutions including Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Virginia, VMI, Virginia Tech and Washington & Lee.

The second major shift occurred some 20 years later. By 1952, the Southern Conference included 17 colleges and universities. Another split occurred when seven schools including Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest departed to form the Atlantic Coast Conference which began play in 1953. The revamped Southern Conference included members The Citadel, Davidson, Furman, George Washington, Richmond, VMI, Virginia Tech, Wash-ington & Lee, West Virginia and William & Mary.

Today, the league continues to thrive with a mem-bership that includes 12 institutions and a footprint that spans fi ve states: Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama and Georgia. Current league members are Appalachian State, College of Charleston, The Citadel, Davidson, Elon, Furman, Georgia Southern, UNC Greensboro, Samford, Chattanooga, Western Carolina and Wofford.

Leadership

John Iamarino was offi cially named commission-er of the conference on January 2, 2006. Iamarino has promoted the Southern Conference through an ambitious agenda which has improved competition, upgraded compliance-related matters, launched the conference’s Hall of Fame and increased the market-

ing and brand awareness of the conference and its member institutions.

The Southern Conference named its fi rst commis-sioner in December 1950. Duke head football coach Wallace Wade made the transition from Blue Devil football coach to athletics administration as the fi rst person at the helm of the conference.

Lloyd Jordan replaced Wade as the commissioner in 1960 and served a 14-year term until Ken Ger-mann became the league head in 1974. Germann was the commissioner for 13 years and orchestrated the league’s expansion to include women’s athletics. In 1987, he was succeeded by Dave Hart who spear-headed the transfer of the league offi ce from Char-lotte, N.C., to Asheville, N.C.

Wright Waters succeeded Hart upon his retirement in 1991. Under Waters’ leadership, the Southern Conference expanded to 12 members, added three women’s sports and posted record revenue from the basketball tournament. Waters, who is currently the commissioner of the Sun Belt Conference, was fol-lowed by Alfred B. White in 1998. White, a veteran member of the NCAA offi ce, introduced the current conference logo and elevated the conference’s com-mitment to marketing and development of corpo-rate partners.

Danny Morrison headed the conference from 2001-2005 and orchestrated the league’s move from Asheville, N.C., to Spartanburg, S.C. Under Morri-son’s leadership, the conference increased its market-ing and promotional efforts.

Championship History

The fi rst Southern Conference Championship was the league basketball tournament held in At-lanta in 1922. The North Carolina Tar Heels won the tournament to become the fi rst recognized league champion in any sport. The Southern Conference Tournament remains the oldest of its kind in college basketball.

Commissioner Germann spearheaded the South-ern Conference’s expansion to include women’s ath-letics during the 1983-84 season. That year, league championships were held in volleyball, basketball and tennis. Cross country joined the mix in 1985 and the league began holding indoor and outdoor track championships in 1988. Most recently, the confer-ence instituted golf and softball championships in the spring of 1994 and added soccer in the fall of 1994.

The Germann Cup, named in honor of the former commissioner, annually recognizes the top wom-en’s athletics programs in the conference. From its humble beginnings, women’s athletics have become an integral part of the Southern Conference and its success.

The Southern Conference declares champions in 10 men’s sports - football, soccer, cross country, basketball, indoor track and fi eld, outdoor track and fi eld, wrestling, baseball, tennis and golf - and nine women’s sports - soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball, indoor track and fi eld, outdoor track & fi eld, tennis, golf and softball.

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