2015 scac men's soccer media guide

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Throughout the 2015-16 academic year, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) will celebrate its 25th anniversary as a co-educational NCAA Division III athletics conference. The conference’s origins date to 1962 when the College Athletic Conference (CAC) was formed to provide an association through which member institutions could compete in intercollegiate sports activities among teams representative of their respective student bodies. A primary tenet of this conference was a shared commit-ment to the priority of the overall quality of academic standards and quality educational experiences. The next evolution of the conference took place prior to the 1991-92 academic year when the league moved to add women’s athletics as part of its sports sponsorship lineup and, as part of this rebirth, changed its name to the Southern Collegiate Athletic Con-ference. The idea behind the SCAC and the commitments made by those charter members in 1991 remain in place today. SCAC member institutions are committed to sponsoring a variety of varsity sports to maximize opportunities for student participation. SCAC schools also operate under the principle that participation in sports should be solely from student interest and enjoyment of athletic competition, and that no financial aid shall be given to any student which is conditional upon athletic ability or participation in intercollegiate sports. SCAC member institutions support students in their efforts to reach high levels of performance by providing them with adequate facilities, competent coaching and appropriate competitive oppor-tunities with students from similar institutions. The SCAC is currently comprised of Austin College of Sherman, Texas; Centenary College of Shreveport, Louisiana; Colorado Col-lege of Colorado Springs, Colorado; University of Dallas of Irving, Texas; Schreiner University of Kerrville, Texas; Southwestern Uni-versity of Georgetown, Texas; Texas Lutheran University of Seguin, Texas; and Trinity University of San Antonio, Texas. The SCAC office is located in Lawrenceville, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia.

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about the cover table of contents2 SCAC Information3 SCAC Directory

4-5 SCAC Staff6-7 History of the SCAC8-9 Championship Info/Results

10-11 Composite Schedule12-75 Team Pages12-19 Austin College

13 Schedule & Information14 2015 Staff15 2015 Roster

16-17 2014 Stats18 Players to Watch19 Season Preview

20-27 Centenary College28-35 Colorado College36-43 University of Dallas44-51 Schreiner University52-59 Southwestern University60-67 Texas Lutheran University68-75 Trinity University

77-86 2014 Season Review78-79 All-SCAC Awards80-81 Other Awards and Honors82-83 Composite Results84-85 Conference Stat Leaders

86 NCAA Stat Leaders

87-94 Men’s Soccer Record Book

MEDIA GUIDE DESIGNED/EDITED BY: KATIE MUCCI | COMPILED BY: BREANA MCCOY, KATIE MUCCI AND SCAC SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORSREANA MCCOY, KATIE MUCCI AND SCAC SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORS

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AUSTIN COLLEGE austincollege.comMailing AddressAustin College Athletics900 North Grand AvenueSuite 6ASherman, TX 75090

David Norman, Athletics Director.......................................................... 903-813-2401Jeff Kelly, Sports Information Director.................................................. 903-813-2275FAX.................................................................................................................... 903-813-3196Email Address.......................................................................... [email protected]

COLORADO COLLEGE cctigers.comMailing AddressColorado College Athletics14 East La PoudreColorado Springs, CO 80903

Ken Ralph, Athletics Director.................................................................... 719-389-6475Jerry Cross, Director of Athletics Communications........................... 719-389-6755Dave Reed, Asst. Director of Athletics Communications................ 719-389-6105FAX..................................................................................................................... 719-389-6873Email Address........................................................... [email protected]

CENTENARY gocentenary.comMailing AddressCentenary College Athletics2911 Centenary BoulevardShreveport, LA 71104-3335

Ronda Seagraves, Athletics Director..................................................... 318-869-5087Matthew Lofton, Sports Information Coordinator............................ 318-869-5275FAX.................................................................................................................... 318-869-5145Email Address............................................................................ [email protected]

DALLAS udallasathletics.comMailing AddressUniversity of Dallas Athletics1845 East Northgate DriveIrving, TX 75062-4736

Dick Strockbine, Athletics Director......................................................... 972-721-5207Nathan Yacovissi, Sports Information Manager................................. 972-721-5378FAX..................................................................................................................... 972-721-5208Email Address............................................................................... [email protected]

TEXAS LUTHERAN tlubulldogs.comMailing AddressTexas Lutheran University Athletics1000 West Court StreetSeguin, TX 78155

Bill Miller, Athletics Director...................................................................... 830-372-8124Tim Clark, Sports Information Director................................................. 830-372-6877FAX..................................................................................................................... 830-372-8135Email Address................................................................................................ [email protected]

TRINITY trinitytigers.comMailing AddressTrinity University AthleticsOne Trinity PlaceSan Antonio, TX 78212-7200

Bob King, Athletics Director...................................................................... 210-999-8272Justin Parker, Sports Information Coordinator.................................. 210-999-8447FAX..................................................................................................................... 210-999-8292Email Address...................................................................................... [email protected]

SOUTHWESTERN southwesternpirates.comMailing AddressCorbin J. Robertson Center1001 East University AvenueGeorgetown, TX 78626-0770

Glada Munt, Athletics Director................................................................ 512-863-1618Megan Hardin, Sports Information Director...................................... 512-863-1254Tony Baldwin, Asst. Sports Information Director.............................. 512-819-7316FAX.................................................................................................................... 512-863-1393Email Address................................................................... [email protected]

SCHREINER athletics.schreiner.eduMailing AddressSchreiner University Athletics2100 Memorial BoulevardKerrville, TX 78028-5611

Ron Macosko, Athletics Director.............................................................. 830-792-7482Ryan Brisbin, Sports Information Director........................................... 830-792-7292FAX..................................................................................................................... 830-792-0639Email Address............................................................................ [email protected]

MEDIA GUIDE DESIGNED/EDITED BY: KATIE MUCCI | COMPILED BY: BREANA MCCOY, KATIE MUCCI AND SCAC SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORSREANA MCCOY, KATIE MUCCI AND SCAC SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORS

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OFFICE PHONE: 678-869-5450OFFICE FAX: 678-869-5452

1670 McKendree Church Road Suite 200 B

Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043-6676

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COMMISSIONERdwayne hanberry Dwayne Hanberry, 49, enters his 20th year with the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and his seventh as the league’s commissioner. Since the conference reorganzied in 1991, he is the league’s second full-time commissioner. Hanberry was hired by the SCAC in 1995 as the league’s sports information director. He was promot-ed to assistant commissioner in 2000, associate com-missioner in 2005 and served as interim commission-er for six months before being named commissioner in June of 2008. Hanberry is a member of the Division III Commis-sioner Association (DIIICA), the National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators (NADIIIAA) and the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) where he has served on the Membership Services Committee. In June 2014, he was appointed to serve a four-year term on the NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Committee.

Hanberry holds a B.B.A. degree from Oglethorpe University where he was a two-year starter on the Petrel basketball team for Coach Jack Berkshire. Hanberry was named team MVP his junior season and is still one of the school’s all-time leaders for single-season field goal percentage, career field goal percentage and rebounds per game - both for a season and a career. Prior to transferring to Oglethorpe, Hanberry was a two-year starter for Coach Lawrence Smithmier at Pearl River Community College in Poplarville, Missis-sippi. An All-State performer his sophomore season, Hanberry was inducted into the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame in the fall of 2009. He and his wife, Charis, reside in Suwanee, Ga. He has two sons: David (20) is a junior at Southern Polytechnic State (Ga.) University, and Daniel (16) is a junior at Collins Hill High School.

CONTACT DWAYNEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450TWITTER:

@SCACCOMMISH

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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERkatie mucci

Katie Mucci, 22, enters her second year as the As-sistant Director of Communications and New Media at the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2015-16. Mucci is responsible for managing the conference’s social media accounts, performing sports informa-tion duties for 10 of the conference’s 19 sport and creating all of the graphic designs for online and print use. In addition, Mucci also assists the Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner with championship administration and day-to-day administrative duties. After being awarded one of 18 NCAA Division III Ethnic Minority and Women’s Internship Grants, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference announced the hiring of Katie Mucci as the league’s Assistant Di-rector of Communications & New Media on August 1st, 2014. During her first year at the SCAC, Mucci helped boost the conference’s online presence, using social media to promote conference awards, events and other miscellaneous announcements. After Mucci took the reigns in September 2014, the @scac_sports Instagram account quickly became the most followed among all Division III conferences (44 total), and the second-most followed among all non-Division I conferences, growing in followers by over 1000%. Mucci also spearheaded the creation of confer-

ence pre-season media guides for eight team sports. Collectively, the guides have been read more than 4,000 times, while earning nearly 30,000 impressions -- the number of times a publication was displayed to a user. The 2015 Baseball Media Guide earned second place among conference media guides in the 2015 CoSIDA Publication Awards, while the cover of the guide earned top honors. Mucci is a 2014 graduate of the University of North-ern Colorado with a degree in journalism and mass communication and a minor in business adminis-tration. In her final year, she served as the school’s Sports Information Intern where she was the primary media contact for the men’s and women’s golf programs. She also assisted in other areas, including program design for the baseball, volleyball and wres-tling programs as well as infographic design that was used on the school’s athletics website and social media accounts. Mucci also served as the Marketing Manager for The Mirror, the UNC student newspaper. In that capacity she was in charge of the paper’s social media strategy as well as the coordination effort to celebrate The Mirror’s 95th birthday. Her marketing strategy during this celebration helped the paper’s Facebook page realize a 30 percent increase in “likes” as well as increasing reach and engagement by 700 percent. Mucci resides in Lawrenceville.

CONTACT KATIEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450TWITTER:

@KATIEMUCCI

CONTACT BLAKEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450

SPORTS INFORMATION ANDMULTIMEDIA ASSISTANT

blake childers Blake Childers, 22, will begin with the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2015 as the Sports Information and Multimedia Assistant. Childers will be the main contact for various SCAC sports, as well as handling all of the video editing, interviewing and producing duties. Childers is a 2015 graduate of Berry College in Rome, Ga. and worked with both sports information and Viking Fusion, the Berry student-run multimedia website.

With the Sports Information office, Childers assisted with game operations, including statistics, live video stream and photography. He was also the sports producer and assistant news producer for Viking Fusion. Additionally, Childers has worked with the Rome Braves as an audio-visual intern the past three seasons.Childers resides in Suwannee.

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The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) was founded and began operation on September 1, 1962, as the College Athletic Conference (CAC). Centre College of Danville, Kentucky; Southwestern at Memphis (Tennessee) (now known as Rhodes College); The University of the South of Sewanee, Tennessee; and Washington and Lee University of Lexington, Virginia, were the four charter members of the conference. Later in 1962, Washington University of St. Louis, Missouri, became the fifth member and the CAC remained unchanged until 1972. Following membership changes throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the conference went through restructuring and renaming. With the addition of Millsaps College of Jackson, Mississippi, and Trinity Uni-versity of San Antonio, Texas, in 1988 and Hendrix College of Conway, Arkanasas, and Oglethorpe University of Atlanta, Georgia, in 1991, membership reached a then all-time high of eight. That same year (1991), the conference renamed itself the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, hired its first full-time commissioner - Stephen P. Argo - and a permanent conference office was established in Atlanta, Georgia. As part of restructuring, the league also adopted its current primary mark and adopted blue (pms 287) and gold (pms 131) as the official colors of the conference. Membership changes continued throughout the '90s. The SCAC added Southwestern University of Georgetown, Texas, in 1993 with participation beginning in the 1994-95 academic year. In 1997-98, the SCAC added both DePauw University of Greencastle, Indiana, and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology of Terre Haute, Ind., with partici-pation beginning in 1998-99. As part of a year-long celebration in 2005-06, the league celebrated its 15th anniversary as the restructured SCAC. The league adopted a special anniversary logo (pictured left) and as part of the celebration, 15th anniversary teams were selected for all conference sponsored sports. After Rose-Hulman announced its intentions to leave the conference, Austin College of Sherman, Texas and Colorado College of Colorado Springs, Colorado, were confirmed as the 10th and 11th members of the league in 2006 with participation beginning in the 2006-07 academic year. Birmingham-Southern College of Birmingham, Alabama, a former member of the Division I Big South Conference, was approved as the 12th member of the SCAC and began play in 2007-08. Prior to the 2010-11 academic year, DePauw University announced that it would leave the conference. The University of Dallas was quickly tabbed to replace DePauw effective July 1, 2011 - maintaining the league's membership total at 12 institutions. In 2010-11, the league celebrated its 20th anniversary as the restructured SCAC. As part of the celebration, in addition to the use

of a special mark, the league office selected the Top 20 moments for each conference-sponsored sport. Those moments were announced throughout the 2010-11 academic year. After the conclusion of the June 7, 2011 SCAC Presidents’ meeting, the conference announced that seven of its twelve member insti-tutions would be leaving to form a new conference effective at the conclusion of the 2011-12 academic year. The schools departing include founding CAC/SCAC members Centre College, Sewanee-The University of the South, and Rhodes College, in addition to Bir-mingham-Southern College, Hendrix College, Millsaps College, and Oglethorpe University. With membership down to five institutions – the conference’s lowest number since the 1979-80 academic year – the “new” SCAC wasted little time in adding to its membership rolls. In 2010-11, the league celebrated its 20th anniversary as the re-structured SCAC. As part of the celebration, in addition to the use of a special mark (pictured right), the league office selected the Top 20 moments for each conference-sponsored sport. Those moments were announced throughout the 2010-11 academic year. After the conclusion of the June 7, 2011 SCAC Presidents’ meeting, the conference announced that seven of its twelve member insti-tutions would be leaving to form a new conference effective at the conclusion of the 2011-12 academic year. The schools departing include founding CAC/SCAC members Centre College, Sewanee-The University of the South, and Rhodes College, in addition to Bir-mingham-Southern College, Hendrix College, Millsaps College, and Oglethorpe University. With membership down to five institutions – the conference’s lowest number since the 1979-80 academic year – the “new” SCAC wasted little time in adding to its membership rolls. On September 28, 2011, Centenary College of Louisiana, a former American Southwest Conference institution, announced it would be joining the SCAC beginning in the 2012-2013 season. Two more ASC schools will join the SCAC for the 2013-14 season: Schreiner Univer-sity announced their decision on January 23, 2012, and on February 16, 2012, Texas Lutheran University announced it too would join the SCAC. The addition of Texas Lutheran insured that the conference would retain its status as an active NCAA Division III conference as well as automatic bids in nine of its 14 AQ sports, including baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, softball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s tennis, women’s tennis and volleyball. On the national athletics stage, the SCAC has had its fair share of success - both in terms of team championships (eight) and individual championships (33).

1962-1991 1991-PRESENT 2005-2006 2010-2011

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In the days when the league was known at the College Athletic Conference, Chris Fugman of Centre College gave the conference its first individual title with a victory in the 400 IM at the 1980 NCAA Division III Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships, and Chris Trapp of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology won the men’s javelin at the NCAA Outdoor Track Field national championships three straight years (1984-1986). Nao Kinoshita of Rhodes College won the 1996 Division III women’s tennis singles title, capturing the first individual national title in the SCAC era. Kinoshita also won the 1997 singles title and combined with Taylor Tarver to capture the ‘97 doubles title.Ryan Loftus of Rose-Hulman captured the men’s pole vault title at the 1998 Indoor Track & Field championships. Heather Stone of University of the South-Sewanee claimed both the women’s indoor and outdoor 1,500 meter titles in 2000. And later that same season, the league claimed its first team national championships as Trinity University won both the men’s and women’s tennis titles. In the winter of 2003, Matt Smith of Rose-Hulman won the 100 yard breaststroke at the Division III men’s national swimming champion-ships, and Trinity captured the women’s basketball championship - all in the same weekend. The following fall (in 2003), the Trinity men’s soccer team gave the league title #4, and the DePauw women’s basketball team became the fifth team from the conference to win a national championship when it captured the 2006-07 Division III title. Trinity’s Christyn Schumann won the women’s high jump at three consecutive NCAA Outdoor Track & Field national championships (2004-06), and Liz Bondi of DePauw captured the 16th individual national championship won by a CAC/SCAC student-athlete when she won the 2007 women’s tennis singles title. The 2008-09 season was a banner year as one team and three individual student-athletes won national titles for the SCAC. Todd Wildman of Trinity won the pentathlon at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field national championships and Chrys Jones of Centre College won the triple jump at the Outdoor Track & Field national championships. On the links, the Oglethorpe University men earned the league’s sixth team title with a first-place finish at the NCAA Golf Championships. The Petrels were led by Olafur Loftsson, who earned medalist honors and the league’s 19th individual title. In 2009-10, the SCAC had four different individuals win a total of five national titles. Todd Wildman of Trinity won his second-consecutive

indoor national title in the pentathlon. Centre’s Chrys Jones dou-ble-dipped and claimed national titles in the triple jump at the both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor national championships. At the 2010 NCAA Swimming & Diving championships, Trinity teammates Lindsay Martin and Hayley Emerick claimed individual titles in the 1-meter and 3-meter boards, respectively. In 2010-11, Chrys Jones became just the second SCAC student-ath-lete to win four career individual national titles as he repeated at the NCAA Indoor national championships in the triple jump. Centre’s Chris Morris earned the league its 26th individual national title when he claimed medalist honors at the 2011 NCAA Golf Championships. The 2011-12 academic year was one of the most successful in the league’s 50-year history. Tiarra Goode of Birmingham-Southern College won the 60-meter hurdles at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field national championships, Jordan DeGayner of Colorado College won the 200 free at the NCAA Swimming & Diving national champion-ships and Ruth Hahn of Trinity University continued the Tigers’ diving dominanace with an individual title on the 3-meter board. Later in the spring, SCAC student-athletes earned two more individual national titles with Anthony Maccaglia of Oglethorpe University earning the league its third medalist in four years at the NCAA Men’s Golf cham-pionship and Birmingham’s Goode picked up her second individual national title with a win in the 100-meter hurdels at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field championships. In addition, Oglethorpe University earned the conference its seventh team national title with a victory at the 2012 NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Championships. The “new” SCAC returned to national prominence in 2013-14 as Stephen Culberson of Trinity University won the 100 free at the 2014 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships and, in its first year in the conference, Schreiner University gave the conference its eighth team national championship with a victory at the 2014 NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Championships - the league’s third national title in the sport in six years. A bell, donated by the Norfolk and Western Railway, was adopted as the SCAC’s “President’s Trophy” and serves as the symbol for the conference. The President’s Trophy is displayed for one year on the campus of the school with the combined men’s and women’s athletics program that accumulates the highest points total in the all-sports race established by the conference. The bell is awarded at the conclu-sion of the spring season.

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2015-16 SCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP DATESSPORT DATE SITE HOSTCross Country October 31 McKinney, Texas Austin CollegeVolleyball November 6-7 Georgetown, Texas Southwestern University

Men’s Soccer November 6-8 Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado CollegeWomen’s Soccer November 6-8 Irving, Texas University of DallasSwimming & Diving February 10-13 Lewisville, Texas SCACMen’s and Women’s Basketball

February 26-28 Shreveport, Louisiana Centenary College

Men’s Lacrosse April 15-16 Irving, Texas University of DallasMen’s and Women’s Golf April 18-19 Blanco, Texas SCACMen’s and Women’s Track

April 22-23 Seguin, Texas Texas Lutheran University

Softball April 22-24 San Antonio, Texas Trinity UniversityMen’s and Women’s Tennis

April 22-24 Kerrville, Texas Schreiner University

Baseball April 29-May 1 TBD TBD

2014-15 SCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSSPORT REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONMen’s Cross Country N/A Colorado CollegeWomen’s Cross Country N/A Colorado CollegeVolleyball Trinity University Trinity UniversityFootball Texas Lutheran N/AMen’s Soccer Trinity University Trinity UniversityWomen’s Soccer Trinity University Trinity UniversityMen’s Swimming & Diving N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Swimming and Diving N/A Trinity UniversityMen’s Basketball Texas Lutheran Unviersity/Centenary

CollegeTexas Lutheran University

Women’s Basketball Southwestern University, Texas Luther-an University, Trinity University

Southwestern University

Men’s Golf N/A Schreiner UniversityWomen’s Golf N/A Schreiner UniversityMen’s Track and Field N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Track and Field N/A Trinity UniversitySoftball Texas Lutheran University Texas Lutheran UniversityMen’s Tennis N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Tennis N/A Trinity UniversityBaseball Centenary College Trinity University

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#1 SEED

#4 SEED

#5 SEED

GAME 1WINNER OF

G1 CONFERENCECHAMPION

#3 SEED

#6 SEED

GAME 2

GAME 3

#2 SEED

WINNER OF G2

GAME 4

WINNER OF G3

WINNER OF G4

GAME 5

SCHEDULE OF EVENTSFriday, November 6SCAC Men’s Soccer Tournament – Day One – hosted by Colorado CollegeGame 1: #4 Seed vs. #5 Seed - 11 a.m.Game 2: #3 Seed vs. #6 Seed - 1:30 p.m.Saturday, November 7SCAC Men’s Soccer Tournament – Day Two – hosted by Colorado College Game 3: No. 1 seed vs. Winner of Game 1 - 11 a.m.Game 4: No. 2 seed vs. Winner of Game 2 - 1:30 p.m.Sunday, November 8SCAC Men’s Soccer Tournament – Day Three – hosted by Colorado College Game 5: Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner (Championship) - 1 p.m.

2014 SCAC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSFriday, November 6Game 1:#5 Texas Lutheran def. #4 Dallas 2-0 (TLU: ‘18 I. Lopez, ‘68 I. Lopez)

Game 2:#3 Southwestern def. # 6 Schreiner2-1 (SCH: ‘9 C. Hollingshead; SU: ‘11 M. Olivares, ‘45 SCH OG)

Saturday, November 7game 3:#1 Trinity def. Texas Lutheran 3-0 (TU: ‘49 S. Uribe, ‘68 J. Lawson, ‘73 D. Horvath)

game 4: #2 Colorado College def. Southwestern5-0 (COLO: ‘22 S. Newby, ‘26 H. Martinez, ‘37 M. Grossenbacher, ‘39 C. Rademacher, ‘80 A. Sowers)

Sunday, november 8 -Championship gameTrinity def. Colorado College2-1 (COLO: ‘29 M. Grossenbacher; TU: ‘83 J. Law-son, ‘87 G. Santana)

2014 SCAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMDerrick Horvath F Jr. TrinityJohnny Lawson F Sr. TrinityBrandon Ogilvie F Sr. Colorado CollegeMichael Olivares F So. SouthwesternMax Grossenbacher MF Jr. Colorado CollegeCody Hollingshead MF Jr. SchreinerIsaac Lopez MF Jr. Texas LutheranSimon Uribe MF Sr. TrinityTom Carwile D Jr. Trinity Nathan Drouillard D So. Texas LutheranAndrew Worthington D Sr. Colorado CollegeMatt Cardone GK Sr. Trinity

102015 Composite Schedule

Week 1 9/1 v. mary hardin-baylor, 5 PM9/5 @ Rhodes, 4 pm9/6 v. fontbonne, 2 PM

9/1 V. East TexasBaptist, 7 pm9/ @ concordia (tx.), TBA

9/1 V. Carthage, 2 pm9/4 @ Pomona-pitzer, 4 pm9/5 @ redlands, 7 pm

9/1 V. Pacific lutheran, 5 pm9/3 v. Whitman, tba9/6 @ concordia (tx), Tba

Week 2 9/8 v. paul quinn, 5 pm*9/11 @ centenary, 7 pm9/12 v. millsaps, 7 pm

9/8 v. leTourneau, 7 pm9/11 *v. austin college, 7 pm9/13 @ millsaps, 4 pm

9/11 *v. dallas, TBA9/13 v. wartburg,1:30 pm

9/11 *@ colorado col., 3 pm9/12 v. wartburg, 1 pm

Week 3 9/15 @ texas--dallas, 7 pm*9/18 v. southwestern, 4 pm*9/20 v. tx. luthera, 2 pm

9/18 *v. tx. lutheran, 7 pm9/20 *v. southwestern, 2 pm

9/18 *v. schreiner, 7 pm9/20 *v. trinity, 2 pm

9/18 *v. trinity, 4 pm9/20 *v. schreiner, tba

week 4 *9/25 @ schreiner, 4 pm*9/27 @ trinity, 2 pm

9/25 *@ trinity, 8 pm9/27 *@ schreineR, 2 pm

9/25 *@ southwestern, 7 pm9/27 *@ tx. lutheran,tba

9/25 *@ tx. lutheran, tba9/27 *@ southwestern, 2 pm

week 5 *10/2 @ colorado col., 7 pm*10/4 @ dallaS, 2 pm

10/2 *@ dallas, 4 pm10/4 *@ colorado col.,11 am

10/2 *v. austin college, 7 pm10/4 *v. centenary, 11 am

10/2 *v. centenary, 4 pm 10/4 *v. austi college, 2 pm

week 6 *10/9 @ southwestern, 8 pm*10/11 @ tx. Lutheran, 2 pm

10/9 *@ tx. lutheran, 4 pm10/11 *@ southwestern, 2 pm

10/9 *@ schreiner, tba10/11 *@ trinity, 12 pm

10/9 *@ trinity, 8 pm10/11 *@ schreiner, tba

week 7 *10/16 v. schreiner, 3 pm*10/18 v. trinity, 2 pm

10/16 *v. Trinity, 8 pm10/18 *v. schreiner, 2 pm

10/16 *v. southwestern, 3 pm10/18 *v. tx. lutheran, 12 pm

10/16 *v. tx. lutheran, tba10/18 *v southwestern, 2 pm

week 8 *10/23 v. colorado col., 3 pm *10/25 v. dallas, 2 pm

10/23 *V. dallas, 7 pm10/25 *v. colorado, tba

10/23 *@ Austin college, 3 pm10/25 *@ centenary,tba

10/23 *@ centenary, 7 pm10/25 *@ austin college, 2pm

week 9 *10/30 v. Centenary, 3 pm

10/30 *@ austin col-lege, 3 pm11/1 @ louisiana college, 2 pm

10/30 *@ dallas, TBa10/31 @ paul quinn, 10:30 am

10/30 *v. colorado college, TBA

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9/1 *@ Trinity, 8 PM9/4 vs. letourneau, 4 pm9/5 vs. east texas baptist, 4 pm

9/1 v. concordia (TX), 5:30 pm9/4 v. wisconsin-oshkosh, 7 pm9/5 @ wilamette, 7 pm

9/1 @ howard payne, 4 pm9/4 v. East TexasBaptist, 4 pm9/5 v. letourneau, 4 pm

9/1 *V. Schreiner, 8 pm9/4 v. claremont-mudd-scripps, 6 pm9/5 v. brandeis, 8 pm

9/8 @ howard payne, 4 pm9/12 @ concordia (tx)

9/11 @ texas-dallas, 5 pm9/12 v. hardin-simmons, 5 pm

9/11 @ concordia (tx), 4 pm 9/11 v. hardin-simmons, 5 pm9/13 @ texas-dallas, 5 pm

9/18 *@ colorado col., 7 pm9/20 *@ dallas, 2 pm

9/15 *@ tx. lutheran, tba9/18 *@ austin college 4 pm9/20 *@ centenary, 2 pm

9/15 *V. southwestern, tba9/18 *@ centenary, 7 pm9/20 *@ austin college, 2 pm

9/18 *@ dallas, 4 pm*9/20 @ colorado col., 11 am

9/25 *v. austin college, 4 pm9/27 *v. centenary, 2 pm

9/25 *v. colorado col., 7 pm9/27 *v. dallas, 2 pm

9/25 *v. dallas, tba9/27 *v. colorado col., tba

9/25 *v. centenary, 8 pm9/27 *v. austin college, 2 pm

10/2 *v. southwestern, 3 pm10/4 *v. tx. lutheran, 2 pm

10/2 *@ schreiner, 3 pm10/3 *@ trinity, 3 pm

10/2 *@ trinity, 7 pm10/4 *@ schreiner, 2 pm

10/2 *v. tx. lutheran, 7 pm10/3 *v. southwestern, 3 pm

10/9 *v. colorado col., tba10/11 *v. dallas, tba

10/9 *v. austin college, 8 pm10/11 *v. centenary, 2 pm

10/9 *v. centenary, 4 pm10/11 *v. austin college, 12 pm

10/’9 *v. dallas, 8 pm10/11 *v. colorado col., 12 pm

10/16 *@ austin college, 3 pm10/18 *@ cenetenary, 2 pm

10/16 *@ colorado col., 3 pm10/18 *@ dallas, 2 pm

10/16 *@ dallas, tba10/18 *@ colorado col., 12 pm

10/16 *@ centenary, 8 pm10/18 *@ austin college, 2 pm

10/23 *@ southwestern, 8 pm10/25 *@ Tx. Lutheran, 12 pm

10/23 *v. Schreiner, 8 pm10/25 *v. trinity,4 pm

10/23 *v. trinity, 3 pm10/25 *v. Schreiner, 12 pm

*10/23 @ tx. lutheran, 3 pm10/25 *@ southwestern, 4 pm

*10/31 v. trinity, 3 pm 10/30 *v. tx. lutheran, 8 pm10/31 v. uc-santa cruz(@ San antonio, tx),tba

10/30 *@ southwestern, 8 pm 10/30 v. uc-santa cruz, 7 pm10/31 *@ schreiner, 3 pm

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Sherman, TexasFOUNDED:1849ENROLLMENT:1,350NICKNAME:KangaroosCOLORS:Crimson and goldSTADIUM:North FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Marjorie HassATHLETICS DIRECTOR:David NormanATHLETIC TRAINER:Evan GumpertMEN’S SOCCERHEAD COACHMark Hudson

PresidentDr. Marjorie Hass

Athletic DirectorDavid Norman

Sports Information Coordinator

Jeff Kelly

Athletic TrainerEvan Gumpert

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 1 MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR 5 p.m.Sep. 5 @ Rhodes 4 p.m.Sep. 6 Fontbonne 2 p.m.Sep. 8 PAUL QUINN 5 p.m.Sep. 11 @ Centenary* 7 p.m.Sep. 12 @ Millsaps 7 p.m.Sep. 15 @ Texas-Dallas 7 p.m.Sep. 18 SOUTHWESTERN* 4 p.m.Sep. 20 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 2 p.m.Sep. 25 @ Schreiner* 4 p.m.Sep. 27 @ Trinity* 2 p.m.Oct. 2 @ Colorado College* 7 p.m.Oct. 4 @ Dallas* 2 p.m.Oct. 9 @ Southwestern* 8 p.m.Oct. 11 @ Texas Lutheran* 2 p.m.Oct. 16 SCHREINER* 3 p.m.Oct. 18 TRINITY* 2 p.m.Oct. 23 COLORADO COLLEGE* 3 p.m.Oct. 25 DALLAS* 1 p.m.Oct. 30 CENTENARY* 1 p.m.

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Mark Hudson enters his ninth season at the helm of the men’s soccer program in 2015. Under Hudson, the team has seen a continued rise in success in the extremely competitive Southern Collegiate Conference. The 2015 team looks to carry over that success of the last few years into the upcoming season. Hudson came to Austin College from fellow SCAC member Centre College in 2007, where he was an assistant coach for 5 seasons. A 1999 Centre graduate, Hudson helped lead the program to new heights that included a top 10 national ranking and an overall record of 60-21-8. Hudson brings a unique approach to technical training that helped progress Centre into one of the most skilled teams in the coun-try. Much of Hudson’s approach to technical development came from his time spent with the Arsenal Coaching Staff (London, England) lead-ing up to their EPL fixture with rival Manchester United in 2004. Prior to his stint at Centre, Hudson spent the 2001 season at Washington and Lee University in Virginia, where the school won the regular

season conference championship in one of the best seasons in school history. In addition, Hudson has coached club soccer in Colorado and Kentucky. As a player, Hudson led Centre to some of its most successful seasons in school history. As a junior, Hudson captained the team to it’s first ever NCAA Tournament appearance; a feat that was repeated a year later in which the Colonels fell to defending national champion Wheaton College, the nations top-ranked team, in over-time. Coach Hudson holds a Bachelor of Arts from Centre College and a Masters Degree in Sports Administration from Virginia Commonwealth University’s SportsCenter. In addition, Hudson holds certifications from the NSCAA and USSF. Hudson resides in Sherman with his wife, Laci, and their golden retriever Cal.

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2015 roster

# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown2 Phillip Le M Fr Frisco, Texas

3 Chris Abad-Jacobi M So Houston, Texas

4 Levin Dyson D Fr Forney, Texas

5 Dakota Stephens F Fr College Station, Texas

6 Sebastian Gajardo D So Rowlett, Texas

7 Harroon Ismail M Sr Garland, Texas

8 Patrick Hoover D Jr Wylie, Texas

9 Thomas Quick F So Austin, Texas

10 Garrett Matacale M So Lucas, Texas

11 Sebastian Iribarren F So Katy, Texas

12 Chase Gaskill D Fr Lucas, Texas

13 Ben Sloan D Fr Dallas, Texas

14 Chris Dokupil D Fr Fort Worth, Texas

15 Gideon Ibemere F Sr Cypress, Texas

# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown16 Brandon Harner D Fr Friendswood, Texas

17 Manuel Hayashi M Fr Richmond, Texas

18 Daniel Loredo M Fr Bonham, Texas

19 Josh Jones D So Pflugerville, Texas

20 Joshua Zakhary M So North Richland Hills, Texas

21 Juan Ramirez M Fr McKinney, Texas

22 Jack Wheaton M So Katy, Texas

27 Clint Montgomery D Fr Dallas, Texas

31 Joseph Khalaf GK Fr Sherman, Texas

32 Michael Moran GK So Denison, Texas

33 Jared Allen GK So Denton, Texas

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2014 RESULTS (1-13-5, 1-10-3 SCAC)Aug. 31 East Texas Baptist T 0-0 2OTSep. 2 LeTourneau L 2-0Sep. 5 Mary Hardin-Baylor L 4-1Sep. 7 Concordia (Texas) L 1-0Sep. 14 Texas-Dallas T 3-3Sep. 19 Trinity * L 7-0Sep. 21 Southwestern* L 3-0Sep. 26 Colorado College* L 2-0Sep. 28 Centenary* T 0-0 2OTOct. 3 Texas Lutheran* L 1-0Oct. 5 Schreiner* L 2-0Oct. 10 Texas Lutheran* L 1-0Oct. 12 Schreiner* L 4-3Oct. 17 Colorado College* T 1-1 2OTOct. 19 Centenary* W 3-2Oct. 21 Dallas* L 2-1

Oct. 24 Trinity* L 6-0Oct. 26 Southwestern* L 2-1Nov. 1 Dallas* T 1-1 2OT

# Player Points

21 Chris Abad-Jacobi 8

2 Thomas Quick 7

7 Roberto Varela 5

15 Gideon Ibemere 4

10 Evan Wyatt 3

9 Seth Windsor 3

POINTS

# Player Goals


2 Thomas Quick 3

7 Roberto Varela 2

15 Gideon Ibemere 2

3 Players Tied 1

GOALS

# Player Assists

28 Matt Rowlands 2

8 Players Tied 1

ASSISTS

# Player Shots

2 Thomas Quick 21

6 Roberto Gutierrez 18

4 Joey Alocer 18


7 Roberto Valera 16

SHOTS

# Player Shots


2 Thomas Quick 8

6 Robert Gutierrez 6

4 Joey Alocer 6

Three Players Tied 5

SHOTS ON GOAL

GOAL AVERAGE SAVES RECORD

# Player GP-GS Minutes GA GA Avg Saves Save % W L T Shutouts

31 Ian Allison 2-1 92:43 2 1.94 4 .667 0 0 0 0.0

34 Andrew Celio 19-16 1724:16 42 2.19 132 .759 1 13 4 2.0

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2014 results and stats

# Player GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GW PK-Att21 Chris Abad-Jacobi 19-13 4 0 8 16 .250 9 .562 1 0-0

2 Thomas Quick 19-19 3 1 7 21 .143 8 .381 0 0-0

7 Roberto Varela 19-19 2 1 5 16 .125 5 .312 0 0-0

15 Gideon Ibemere 15-0 2 0 4 5 .400 4 .800 0 0-0

10 Evan Wyatt 13-12 1 1 3 12 .083 4 .333 0 1-1

9 Seth Windsor 19-5 1 1 3 10 .100 4 .400 0 0-0

16 Garrett Matacale 11-8 1 0 2 7 .143 2 .286 0 0-0

28 Matt Rowlands 18-14 0 2 2 11 .000 5 .455 0 0-0

6 Roberto Gutierrez 16-16 0 1 1 18 .000 6 .333 0 0-0

4 Joey Alocer 15-8 0 1 1 18 .000 6 .333 0 0-0

8 Patrick Hoover 17-7 0 1 1 11 .000 5 .455 0 0-0

11 Sebastian Iribarren 18-14 0 1 1 9 .000 4 .444 0 0-1

14 James Saulnier 18-18 0 0 0 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-0

3 Eduardo Melo 14-5 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

26 Andrew Parides 2-0 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0

19 Josh Jones 9-5 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0

17 Willie Maloney 16-14 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

13 Sebastian Gajardo 18-13 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

20 Joshua Zakhary 12-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

12 Adam Green 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

Total 19 14 10 38 170 .082 67 .394 1 1-2

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalAustin College 5 9 0 0 14

Opponents 19 22 3 0 44

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalAustin College 87 75 5 3 170

Opponents 164 216 15 23 418

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalAustin College 54 74 6 5 139


CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalAustin College 31 23 4 1 59

Opponents 58 52 3 6 119

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalAustin College 106 105 15 13 239

Opponents 98 127 12 9 246

Team Statistics AC OPPSHOT STATS

Goals-Shot attempts 14-170 44-418

Goals scored per game 0.74 2.32

Shot % .082 .105

Shots on goal-Attempts 67-170 183-418

SOG % .394 .438

Shots/Game 8.9 22.0

Assists 10 38

CORNER KICKS 59 119

PENALTY KICKS 1-2 6-8

PENALTIES

Yellow Cards 35 19

Red Cards 6 35

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players to watch

Abad-Jacobi, a sophomore mid-fielder, will return for his second season with the ‘Roos after play-ing in all 19 games last season and making 13 starts. He was the team’s leading scorer, notching four goals for eight total points, also a top mark. Abad-Jacobi posted a game-winning goal in the team’s lone victory over Cen-tenary College on October 19. He

also marked a career-high two goals in this match.

Ismail, a senior midfielder, returns to the ‘Roos after a year off. In 2013, he played in 18 games and made 15 starts. He tallied one assist on the season for his lone point. The previous season, he played in all 20 of the ‘Roos matches, marking one goal.

Quick, a sophomore forward, played and started in all 19 games for the ‘Roos last season, posting three goals and one assist for seven points. Quick had a big game against the University of Texas-Dallas in a 3-3 draw with the Comets, having a hand in each score. Two of the ‘Roos goals were scored by Quick, while he tallied an assist on the other.

Khalaf, a freshman goalkeeper, will join the ‘Roos squad this season after finishing up his high school career down the road at Sherman High School. Though not yet named the starter, Khalaf will be competing against a member of his high school’s rival team, Denison, for the starting spot between the posts.

CHRIS ABAD-JACOBISO., MF, HOUSTON, TEXAS

HARROON ISMAILSR., MF, GARLAND, TEXAS

THOMAS QUICKSO., F, AUSTIN, TEXAS

JOSEPH KHALAFFR., GK, SHERMAN, TEXAS

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2015 season preview

There’s a youth movement taking place with the Austin Col-lege men’s soccer team as the ‘Roos head into the 2015 season with only three upperclassmen, but head coach Mark Hudson’s team boasts a solid nucleus of returning players to go along with his talented newcomers. After finishing the 2014 cam-paign with a record of 1-13-5, the ‘Roos will be looking to turn things around and make some noise in the new year. Last season’s top two goal scorers return, with sophomores Chris Abad-Jacobi and Thomas Quick having accounted for sev-en of the team’s 14 tallies last season. Senior Gideon Ibemere and sophomore Garrett Matacale also return after having each scored twice last season, and will be leaned on to bolster the team’s offensive output this year. Harroon Ismail also returns to the team this year for his senior season, and will help man the midfield and try to create more scoring chances this season. Along with Ibemere and Ismail, Patrick Hoover is the third upperclassman returning, and the junior defender will once again be called upon to help anchor a unit that’s been able to keep the ‘Roos in plenty of matches over the past few seasons. However, with All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference goalkeeper Andrew Celio lost to graduation, the ‘Roos enter the new year without any keepers on the roster who have actually logged any time in competitive collegiate action. It’s been a three-man fight for the starting keeper job, with sophomores Jared Allen and Michael Moran using their year in Hudson’s system to their advantage, while freshman Joseph Khalaf is another talented young keeper and is pushing for early playing time. For Khalaf and Moran, it’s a friendly compe-tition and rivalry that’s been going on since high school, with

Moran hailing from Denison while Khalaf is a recent graduate of Sherman High. While Hudson’s roster is loaded with freshmen and sopho-mores, many of those sophomores earned significant playing time throughout the 2014 season. Forward Sebastian Iribar-ren is a scoring threat who could help provide a spark for the offense this season, and Sebastian Gajardo started 13 games as one of the team’s top defenders. Joshua Zakhary saw time in 12 games as a midfielder, and Josh Jones appeared in nine games, including five starts as a defender. With 13 newcomers to the program, there will be plenty of opportunity for the members of this year’s incoming class to take on substantial roles early on. Forward Dakota Stephens will have an early opportunity as one of only a few strikers on the roster, while midfielders Phillip Le, Manuel Hayashi, Daniel Loredo, Juan Ramirez, and sophomore transfer Jack Wheaton will each be given the chance to see the field throughout the season. The ‘Roos will also be looking to defenders Levin Dyson, Chase Gaskill, Ben Sloan, Chris Dokupil, Brandon Harner, and Clint Montgomery to shore up the team’s defense. Austin College opens up the season on Tuesday when they play host to the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor at 5:00 p.m.

Courtesy of Austin College Sports Information

• Head Coach Mark Hudson enters his ninth season this year with the ‘Roos

• The ‘Roos 2014 starting goalkeep-er graduated last season, leaving a three-way battle for the position

• 13 newcomers will join the Austin Col-lege squad this year

• The ‘Roos top two goal scorers will return this season, Chris Abad-Jacobi and Thomas Quick

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Shreveport, La.FOUNDED:1825ENROLLMENT:760NICKNAME:GentsCOLORS:Maroon and WhiteSTADIUM:Mayo FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. David RoweATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Ronda SeagravesATHLETIC TRAINER:Stephanie CulbertsonMEN’S SOCCERHEAD COACH:Emmett Rutkowski

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 1 East Texas Baptist (Concordia, TX.) 7 p.m.Sep. 8 LETOURNEAU 7 p.m.Sep. 11 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 7 p.m.Sep. 13 at Millsaps 4 p.m.Sep. 18 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 7 p.m.Sep. 20 SOUTHWESTERN* 2 p.m.Sep. 25 at Trinity* 8 p.m.Sep. 27 at Schreiner* 2 p.m.Oct. 2 at Dallas* 4 p.m.Oct. 4 at Colorado College* 11 a.m.Oct. 9 at Texas Lutheran* 4 p.m.Oct. 11 at Southwestern* 2 p.m.Oct. 16 TRINITY* 8 p.m.Oct. 18 SCHREINER* 2 p.m.Oct. 23 DALLAS* 7 p.m.Oct. 25 COLORADO COLLEGE* TBAOct. 30 at Austin College* 3 p.m.Nov. 1 at Louisiana College 3 p.m.

PresidentDr. David Rowe

Athletic DirectorRonda Seagraves

Sports Information DirectorMatthew Lofton

Athletic TrainerStephenaie Culbertson

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Emmett Rutkowski embarks on his second season as the head coach of the Centenary College men’s soccer program in 2015. In his first season at the helm in 2014, Rut-kowski took over a team that was 2-18 in 2013 and garnered two more wins as well as three ties. Eight of the 12 losses were by one goal and two were in overtime. The Gents also saw nearly a half goal per game improvement on offense and gave up 20 less goals on defense – despite playing one less game –from the 2014 campaign. In fact, the Gents went from a 37-5 goal deficit in the first half in 2013 to an 11-10 advantage in 2014. During the season, Ivann Amaya became the first Gent since the 2012 season to garner Second Team All-Conference honors. He led the team and finished eighth in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in goals scored with six. Academically, the Gents saw their team GPA rise by more than three-tenths from the previous season. Rutkowski joined the Centenary athlet-ic staff after serving as an assistant coach at Mercer University in the Atlantic Sun Conference for one season. While at Mercer, Rutkowski helped lead the Bears to an A-Sun Tournament semifinals appearance. During the season, he mentored Greg Ranjitsingh, who recently signed a professional contract

with Louisville FC. Before coming to Centenary, Rutkowski was instrumental in Mercer’s recruiting haul of 18 players for the 2014 season. As the recruit-ing coordinator, he was instrumental in the Bears landing Will Bagrou. Bagrou went on win Southern Conference Freshman of the Year accolades after leading the conference with 29 points and 12 goals. He was named Second Team All-Freshman by College Soccer News and Second Team All-Region by the NSCAA. Bagrou helped lead the Bears to a SoCon Championship in their first year in the league. The Bears also excelled in the classroom as 80 percent of the men’s soccer team received a 3.3 GPA in 2013 with the squad earning the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Team Academic Award.Prior to his stint in Macon, Georgia, Rutkow-ski served as the goalkeeper coach for the Dartmouth Big Green during the 2012 season. In his lone season at Dartmouth, he guided starting goalkeeper Noah Cohen to a 9-7 record, a 1.30 goals against average, two shut-outs, and a Team MVP honor. Cohen recently signed with Bidvest Wits FC in South Africa. Rutkowski also coached Stefan Defregger, Colin Heffron, and Gabe Hoffman Johnson at Dartmouth, who all recently signed pro contracts. Prior to being an NCAA Division I assistant,

Rutkowski spent two years as an assistant coach at Frostburg State in Maryland. During his time with the Bobcats, the team improved from 4-10-3 in his first season to 11-3-5 in the second year. Rutkowski played his college soccer at the University of Mary Washington from 2006-2010, where he was a first-team All-Confer-ence and All-Region goalkeeper as a senior. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in business administration from UMW in 2010. After playing semi-professionally in the Premier Developmental League (PDL) with the Fredericksburg Hotspurs, Rutkowski went back to school and earned his Masters of Education from Frostburg State in the spring of 2012. Rutwokski also holds a USSF National “B” Coaching License and an NSCAA Goal-keeping “Level II” diploma.

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2015 staff

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown

0 Kaleb Behm GK So. Tyler, Texas1 Rylan Whan GK Jr. McKinney, Texas2 Shane Edmondson D Jr. Hideaway, Texas4 William McLean D Fr. Kennedale, Texas6 John Vasquez D Sr. Cypress, Texas7 Zachary Kidder MF Sr. Covington, La. 8 Nick Hammond MF/F Fr. Shreveport, La. 9 Tristan Serigny MF/F So. Cedar Park, Texas10 Dillon Rogers MF So. Bossier City, La.11 Ivann Amaya MF/F So. Huntsville, Texas13 Joshua Shelton D Fr. Leesville, La. 14 Jake Morrison D Sr. Buda, Texas15 Andrew Smith MF Fr. Keller, Texas16 Michael Pullano MF Sr. Bedford, Texas17 Jeremy Klespis MF Jr. Huntsville, Texas18 Andre Anasi MF Fr. Arlington, Texas19 Chase Clark MF Fr. Lafayette, La. 20 Stratton Stephenson D Fr. Bryan, Texas22 Hunter Paul MF Sr. Shreveport, La. 24 Braylen Hollins MF Fr. Longview, Texas

2015 roster

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2014 RESULTS (4-12-3, 1-10-3 SCAC)Aug. 30 East Texas Baptist W 5-3

Sep. 6 Howard Payne W 1-0Sep. 12 Colorado College L 4-0Sep. 13 Concordia (MN) W 2-1

Sep. 19 Texas Lutheran T 0-0 2OTSep. 21 Schreiner L 2-1 2OTSep. 26 Dallas W 2-0Sep. 28 Austin College T 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 3 Trinity L 5-0Oct. 5 Southwestern L 1-10 OTOct. 10 Trinity L 8-2Oct. 12 Southwestern T 2-2 2OTOct. 14 Hendrix L 2-1Oct. 17 Dallas L 2-0Oct. 19 Austin College L 3-2Oct. 21 Louisiana College L 1-0Oct. 24 Texas Lutheran L 1-0Oct. 26 Schreiner L 2-1Nov. 1 Colorado College L 2-1

# Player Points

11 Dustin Sexson 1317 Jeremy Klespis 823 Jason Aiken 813 Kellan Klaus 67 Zach Kidder 5

POINTS

# Player Goals

11 Dustin Sexson 617 Jeremy Klespis 47 Zach Kidder 2

22 Hunter Paul 213 Kellan Klaus 2

GOALS

# Player Assists

23 Jason Aiken 613 Kellan Klaus 211 Dustin Sexson 17 Zach Kidder 11 Rylan Whan 1

ASSISTS

# Player Shots

23 Jason Aiken 3311 Dustin Sexson 246 Gabe Zahm 217 Zach Kidder 20

13 Kellan Klaus 18

SHOTS

# Player Shots

11 Dustin Sexson 14

23 Jason Aiken 8

6 Gabe Zahm 713 Kellan Klaus 717 Jeremy Klespis 7

SHOTS ON GOAL


# Player GP-GS Minutes GA GA Avg Saves Save % W L T Shutouts

00 Austin Andrews 2-1 180:00 3 1.50 4 .571 1 0 0 0.0

1 Rylan Whan 16-15 1453:19 32 1.98 109 .773 3 10 2 4.0

0 Andrew Behm 2-1 172:23 4 2.09 9 .692 0 0 0 0.0

Total 19 1805:42 39 1.94 123 .759 4 10 2 4

GOALKEEPER STATS

2014 results & statistics

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# Player GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GW PK-Att11 Dustin Sexson 14-13 6 1 13 24 .250 14 .583 1 1-1

17 Jeremy Klespis 19-18 4 0 8 12 .333 7 .583 1 0-0

23 Jason Aiken 19-18 1 6 8 33 .030 8 .242 0 1-1

13 Kellan Klaus 19-19 2 2 6 18 .111 7 .389 1 0-0

7 Zack Kidder 18-13 2 1 5 20 .100 6 .300 0 0-0

22 Hunter Paul 19-5 2 0 4 8 .250 5 .625 1 0-0

16 Michael Pullano 18-18 1 0 2 8 .125 2 .250 0 0-0

10 Reece Durham 16-12 1 0 2 7 .143 1 .143 0 0-0

19 Dillon Rogers 14-3 1 0 2 4 .250 4 1.000 0 0-0

1 Rylan Whan 16-15 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

6 Gabe Zahm 19-18 0 0 0 21 .000 7 .333 0 0-0

14 Jake Morrison 15-14 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0

4 Daryn Beaugh 15-6 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0

20 Ivann Amaya 2-1 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0

9 Tristan Serigny 19-3 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0

18 Seth Vander Hamm 19-5 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

8 Patrick Benton 11-5 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

15 Zeke Brown 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

12 Chris Berrios 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

2 Shane Edmonson 18-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

Total 19 20 11 51 175 .114 69 .394 4 2-2

Team Statistics CEN OPPSHOT STATS

Goals-Shot attempts 20--175 39-380


Shot % .114 .103


SOG % .394 .426

Shots/Game 9.2 20.0

Assists 11 33

CORNER KICKS 69 125


PENALTIES

Yellow Cards 33 21

Red Cards 2 2

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCentenary College 11 9 0 0 2


SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCentenary College 82 88 4 1 175

Opponents 162 202 11 5 380

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCentenary College 51 67 3 2 123


CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCentenary College 31 36 1 1 69

Opponents 68 52 5 0 125

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCentenary College 78 76 6 5 165

Opponents 73 89 5 8 175


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Amaya, a sophomore midfielder/forward, played in 14 games for the Gents in 2014, making 12 starts. During his first col-legiate season, Amaya led the team with six goals, including one game-winner, while adding one assist for 13 total points. He also converted on his lone penalty attempt. Amaya scored a career-high two goals on two dif-

ferent occasions, once against East Texas Baptist in a 5-3 win and against Southwestern in a draw. Amaya earned Second Team All-SCAC honors during his freshman campaign.

Whan, a junior goalkeeper, ap-peared in 16 matches and made 15 starts last season, spending 1453:19 between the posts. Whan made 109 saves, the second-most in the conference, for a save percentage of .773, fifth-best in the SCAC. Whan also posted three shutouts on the season.

Edmonson, a junior defender, played and started in 17 games for the Gents during the 2014 season. Edmonson helped a de-fense that allowed 1.99 goals per game, while helping the team to three shutouts.

Pullano, a senior midfielder, played and started in 17 games for the Gents. Pullano took eight shots on the season, connecting on one goal in a 2-1 loss to Sch-reiner University on October 26. The senior posted a season-high two shots against Concor-dia-Moorhead in a 2-1 Gents victory on September 13.

IVAN AMAYASO., MF/F, HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS

RYLAN WHANJR., GK, MCKINNEY,TEXAS

SHANE EDMONSONJR., D, HIDEAWAY, TEXAS

MICHAEL PULLANOSR., MF, BEDFORD, TEXAS

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The Gents soccer program looks to continue major strides they took from last season for 2015, the second campaign under the direction of head coach Emmett Rutkowski.In his first season in 2014, Rutkowski helped a Centenary soccer program that was 2-18 in 2013 and garnered two more wins as well as three ties. Eight of the 12 losses were by one goal and two were in overtime. “It has been an enjoyable 15 months in rebuilding the program and creating the right culture for success at Centenary,” said Rutkowski. “We will be young and sometimes inexperienced, but we will compete with a tough, gritty attitude and a willingness to win games. I know the boys are anxious for September 1, but most importantly, we are ready to play a complete, successful schedule by winning more games this season.” The Gents also saw nearly a half goal per game improvement on of-fense and gave up 20 less goals on defense – despite playing one less game –from the 2014 campaign. In fact, the Gents went from a 37-5 goal deficit in the first half in 2013 to an 11-10 advantage in 2014.The Gents return their leading scorer from the 2014 season in Ivann Amaya. Amaya became the first Centenary men’s soccer player since the 2012 season to garner Second Team All-Conference honors. He led the team and finished eighth in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in goals scored with six. “We return our All Conference forward/midfielder Ivann Amaya, and we are excited to see him improve from his success last year. His hard work ethic this past spring and summer will give him building blocks for a productive sophomore campaign,” said Rutkowski. Centenary boasts five seniors for the 2015 campaign, including John Vasquez choosing to add soccer to his playing resume after suiting up for the Gents lacrosse team in 2015. Senior Zach Kidder is the leading returner with two goals and one assist for five points last season. In the box, the Gents will have two experienced players in Kaleb Behm and Rylan Whan. Whan started the most games in goal for Cen-tenary, garnering a 2-10-3 record with four shutouts. Despite finishing with a 1.98 goals allowed average, Whan’s average dips to 1.34 when the contests against nationally-ranked Trinity are excluded. Behm, who started his first game in a Gents uniform last season, finished 2014 1-1. “We believe we have one of the best goalkeeping units in the SCAC,” said Rutkowski “Rylan Whan certainly proved he was one of the best

goalkeepers in the conference last year, and we think he can continue to grow and produce more clean sheets this season.”The defense does not always get a mention in soccer as stats are minimal, but Rotkowski feels the group of Shane Edmonson, William McLean, John Vasquez, Joshua Shelton, Jake Morrison, and Stratton Stephenson will be the backbone of the team for the upcoming season. “We hope to continue to build the culture of being a tough, hard-nosed team. We will look to junior captain, Shane Edmondson, and seniors Jake Morrison and John Vasquez to anchor the back and build on four shutouts from last season.” Finally, the midfield features senior captain Michael Pullano, who tallied a goal last season for the Gents. “We expect Michael to give us leadership and direction in the middle of the field,” explained Rutkowski. “Jeremy Klespis will provide us speed and a tremendous work rate on the outside, and we will count on a few newcomers to help facilitate our attack.” The Gents also boast eight freshmen for the 2015 season. “I am excited to have my first full recruiting class at Centenary. I have developed relationships with this group in the past year, and I look for-ward to developing them as a coach, mentor, and teacher,” explained Rutkowski. “From a soccer standpoint, they compete at a high level, and they have worked hard this summer developing their fitness and preparing themselves for the rigors of college soccer. This freshman class will make an impact from day one and it will be fun to watch them mature.” It will not be long before the Gents are thrust into the conference slate after only three non-conference games. They take on Austin Friday night, September 11. “I truly enjoy competing in a home and away series in the SCAC be-cause the best team will rise to the top and the tournament seeds are very accurate from the success of the regular season,” said Rutkowski. The 2015 Centenary men’s soccer team begins the 2015 season Sep-tember 1 at 7 p.m. against East Texas Baptist.

Courtesy of Centenary Sports Information

• Head Coach Emmett Rutkowski returns for his second year with the Gents

• The team will welcome eight new freshmen this season

• Returning for the Gents is Second Team All-SCAC midfielder/forward, Ivann Amaya

• Five seniors will be on the 2015 roster

• Goalkeeper Rylan Whan will also return this season after making 15 starts in 2014

season preview

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Colorado Springs, Colo.FOUNDED:1874ENROLLMENT:1,950NICKNAME:TigersCOLORS:Black and goldFACILITY:Stewart FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Jill TiefenthalerATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Ken RalphATHLETIC TRAINER:Ian WoodMEN’S SOCCER HEAD COACH:Scott Palguta

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 1 CARTHAGE 2 p.m.Sep. 4 at Pomona-Pitzer 4 p.m.Sep. 5 at Redlands 7 p.m.Sep. 11 DALLAS* TBASep. 13 WARTBURG 1:30 p.m.Sep. 18 SCHREINER* 7 p.m.Sep. 20 TRINITY* 2 p.m.Sep. 25 at Southwestern* 7 p.m.Sep. 27 at Texas Lutheran* TBAOct. 2 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 7 p.m.Oct. 4 CENTENARY* 11 a.m.Oct. 9 at Schreiner* TBAOct. 11 at Trinity* 12 p.m.Oct. 16 SOUTHWESTERN* 3 p.m.Oct. 18 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 12 p.m.Oct. 23 at Austin College* 3 p.m.Oct. 25 at Centenary* TBAOct. 30 at Dallas* TBAOct. 31 at Paul Qinn 10:30 a.m.

PresidentDr. Jill Tiefenthaler

Athletic DirectorKen Ralph

Sports Information DirectorDave Reed

Athletic TrainerIan Wood

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austin college -Centenary College - Colorado College - University of DALLAS - Schreiner University - Southwestern university - texas lutheran university - trinity university

andy kohelAssistant Coach

Dan HighsteadAssistant Coach (Goalkeepers)

TOMAS MARTINEZAssistant Coach

Scott Palguta, who served the last two seasons as an assistant coach with the Colorado College men’s soccer team, was introduced as the third head coach in program history on Feb. 6, 2015. During his two seasons as an assistant, Colorado College compiled a 29-10-4 record and were ranked as high as No. 14 in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America’s Division III poll. With last year’s 15-4-2 record, the Tigers posted their most victories since the 2004 squad finished with a 16-4-1 mark. Prior to joining CC for the 2013 season, Palguta played four seasons as a defend-er with the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer. He signed with Colorado in 2009 and was part of the 2010 team that won the MLS Cup. A native of Toms River, N.J., Palguta was a two-time all-Ivy League selection at Cornell University, where he graduat-ed in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in hotel administration.

While attending Cornell, Palguta played for Cape Cod of the USL Premier Development League from 2002 to 2004, winning back-to-back national championships with the Crusaders in 2002 and 2003. Palguta got his first taste of profes-sional soccer during his senior year at Cornell after he was drafted by the Roch-ester Raging Rhinos in the second round of the USL First Division College Draft. He was named the league’s “Rookie of the Year” in 2005 and was an all-USL selection in 2008. He earned his USSF ‘A’ coaching license in 2014. Palguta and his wife, Melissa, reside in Colorado Springs.

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown0 Dylan Ward GK Fr. Calais, VT1 Theo Hooker GK So. Albuquerque, NM2 Ryan Huettel M Sr. Oak Park, IL3 Trevor Houghton D Sr. Portland, OR4 Brian Rubin M So. Scotch Plains, NJ5 Christian Wulff D Jr. Lutherville, MD6 Soren Frykholm M Jr. Boulder, CO7 Connor Rademacher F So. La Crosse, WI8 Nathan Andersen D Jr. Coronado, CA9 Seth Newby M Sr. Centennial, CO10 Caden MacKenzie M Jr. Denver, CO11 Cam Stopforth D Fr. Rancho Palos Verdes, CA12 Henry Schuler D Fr. Chicago, IL13 Nick Zuschneid M So. Fort Collins, CO15 Austin Hammer M So. Bedford, NH16 Max Grossenbacher M Sr. Austin, TX

# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown17 Jake Battock D So. Highlands Ranch, CO18 Shin Olsan M So. Tokyo, Japan19 Tommy Riley M Jr. Panama City, Panama20 Jack McCormick D Jr. Hudson, OH21 Alexander Makic D Fr. Arvada, CO22 Austin Ronningen M Fr. San Diego, CA23 Keenan Amer D Fr. Santa Fe, NM24 Griffin Wesley D Fr. Evergreen, CO25 Daniel Krueger F Fr. Eugene, CO26 Robert Malone M Fr. Littleton, CO27 Kilian Morales Coskran F So. Minneapolis, MN28 Manuel Meraz D Fr. Denver, CO29 Tim Huettel M So. Oak Park, IL

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2014 RESULTS (15-4-2, 10-2-2 SCAC)Aug. 29 Occidental College L 2-3Aug. 31 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 2-0

Sep. 5 George Fox W 5-1Sep. 6 Kean W 1-0

Sep. 12 Centenary* W 4-0Sep. 14 Concordia (MN) W 6-0

Sep. 19 Schreiner* W 2-1Sep. 21 Texas Lutheran* W 2-1Sep. 26 Austin College* W 2-0Sep. 28 Dallas* W 3-0Oct. 3 Southwestern* W 3-0Oct. 5 Trinity* L 0-1Oct. 10 Southwestern W 2-0Oct. 12 Trinity L 0-1Oct. 17 Austin College T 1-1 2OTOct. 19 Dallas T 2-2 2OTOct. 24 Schreiner W 2-0Oct. 26 Texas Lutheran W 1-0

Nov. 1 Centenary W 2-1

# Player Points

20 Brandon Ogilvie 2416 Maz Grossenbacher 2311 Stuart Beezley 1410 Caden Mackenzie 129 Seth Newby 10

POINTS

# Player Goals

20 Brandon Ogilvie 1116 Maz Grossenbacher 9

11 Stuart Beezley 69 Seth Newby 4

10 Caden Mackenzie 3

GOALS

# Player Assists

10 Caden Mackenzie 65 Christian Wuff 5

16 Maz Grossenbacher 519 Tommy Riley 4

2 Players Tied 3

ASSISTS

# Player Shots

20 Brandon Ogilvie 8216 Maz Grossenbacher 5810 Caden Mackenzie 5711 Stuart Beezley 499 Seth Newby 36

SHOTS

# Player Shots

20 Brandon Ogilvie 3216 Maz Grossenbacher 2710 Caden Mackenzie 2111 Stuart Beezley 1912 Sam Markin 17

SHOTS ON GOAL


# Player GP-GS Minutes GA Ga Avg Saves Save % W L T Shutouts

00 Theo Hooker 18-17 1497:57 9 0.54 43 .827 11 3 1 9.1

1 Ian Horne 2-0 90:00 1 1.00 4 .800 0 0 0 0.1

0 Tom Crosby 5-4 276:15 4 1.30 4 .500 3 1 0 0.2

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# Player GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GW PK-Att20 Brandon Ogilvie 19-19 11 2 24 82 .134 32 .390 4 2-316 Max Grossenbacher 21-21 9 5 23 58 .155 27 .466 4 3-411 Stuart Beezley 21-20 6 2 14 49 .122 19 .388 4 0-010 Cadem MacKenzie 20-18 3 6 12 57 .053 21 .368 1 0-09 Seth Newby 20-14 4 2 10 36 .111 15 .417 2 0-0

23 Tim Huettel 19-6 2 3 7 17 .118 6 .353 0 0-012 Sam Markin 17-1 2 2 6 29 .069 17 .586 0 0-022 Hunter Martinez 15-5 2 1 5 16 .125 8 .500 0 0-05 Christian Wulff 20-20 0 5 5 35 .000 13 .371 0 0-06 Andrew Worthington 21-21 2 0 4 7 .286 2 .286 0 0-0

24 Connor Rademacher 10-0 2 0 4 4 .500 3 .750 0 0-019 Tommy Riley 21-8 0 4 4 11 .000 3 .273 0 0-013 Soren Frykholm 14-11 1 1 3 12 .083 4 .333 0 0-029 Sam Rubin 9-0 1 1 3 8 .125 3 .375 0 0-04 Alec Sowers 9-1 1 1 3 3 .333 3 1.000 0 0-03 Trevor Houghton 21-21 0 3 3 9 .000 4 .444 0 0-08 Nathan Andersen 16-2 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400 0 0-0

25 Kilian Coskran 5-0 1 0 2 3 .333 3 1.000 0 0-021 Jack McCormick 21-20 0 2 2 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-027 Sam Block 3-0 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-015 Austin Hammer 12-0 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-026 Shin Olsan 11-0 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-037 Elliot Hiller 5-1 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-028 Victor Benthack 7-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-018 Nick Zuschneid 10-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-017 Jake Battock 6-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-037 Elliot Hiller 1-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-07 Alec Lee 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-02 Ryan Huettel 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-00 Tom Crosby 6-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

00 Theo Hooker 18-17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Total 21 48 42 138 464 .103 193 .416 15 5-7

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColorado College 30 17 1 0 48


SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColorado College 213 233 11 7 464

Opponents 61 79 0 1 141

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColorado College 24 27 0 1 52

Opponents 62 8- 1 2 145

CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColorado College 66 66 1 7 140


FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColorado College 99 136 2 6 243

Opponents 100 116 5 5 226

Team Statistics COLO OPPSHOT STATS



Shot % .103 .099


SOG % .416 .468

Shots/Game 22.1 6.7

Assists 42 11

CORNER KICKS 140 52


PENALTIES

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Max Grossenbacher, a senior mid-fielder, was a second-team all-West Region selection by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and a first-team all-SCAC pick last year. One of three Tigers to start all 21 games, Grossenbach-er ranked second on the team with nine goals and 23 points, and tied for second with five assists, all of which were career highs. He also

tied for the conference lead with four game-winning goals and notched one game-tying tally. In the SCAC tournament, Gros-senbacher led the team with a pair of goals and five points. In the defensive third, he helped CC record 11 shutouts and post a 0.68 goals-against average.

Theo Hooker, a sophomore goalkeeper, is the reigning Newcomer of the Year as well as a second-team all-confer-ence selection. In his debut season, Hooker posted a 12-3-2 overall record and led the conference with a 0.54 goals-against-average and 9.1 shutouts (one of which was shared). He also ranked third

in the conference with an .827 saves percentage. Hooker tied for second on the program’s single-season list with nine clean sheets, tied for fourth in GAA and tied for fifth with 12 victories.

Christian Wulff, a junior defender, earned first-team all-SCAC honors and was a second-team all-West Re-gion selection by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America in 2014. Wulff started all 20 games in which he played and ranked fourth with 1,637 minutes. He helped the Tigers rank 31st nationally and second in the conference with a 0.68 team goals-against average. CC’s 11 shutouts ranked second in

the SCAC and its 0.52 shutout percentage was 35th in Division III. In the offensive third, Wulff tied for eighth on the team with a career-high five assists and set up the deciding goal three times. He was named the league’s Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 15 after leading the team to back-to-back shutouts against Centenary College and Concordia Moorhead.

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It may be the dawn of a new era for men’s soccer at Colorado College, but expectations remain as high as ever for the Tigers. After spending two seasons as an apprentice under the legendary Horst Richardson, first-year head coach Scott Pal-guta is anxious to put his own stamp on the program that has amassed 604 victories and 19 NCAA tournament appearances since it was formed in 1950. CC returns seven starters and 19 veterans from last year’s squad that finished with a 15-4-2 overall record and a 10-2-2 mark in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. Highlighting the list of returning starters are a pair of first-team all-SCAC performers, senior midfielder Max Grossenbach-er and junior defender Christian Wulff. Grossenbacher enjoyed a breakout season in 2014 when he posted career highs of nine goals, five assists and 23 points. He also tied for the conference lead with four game-winning tallies. Wulff, who started 39 of 41 games during his first two seasons, helped anchor the Colorado College defense which ranked 31st nationally and second in the conference with a 0.68 team goals-against average. CC’s 11 shutouts were second in the SCAC and its 0.52 shutout percentage was 35th in Divi-sion III. “As captains, Max and Christian will be core leaders of the team,” Palguta said. “They are an extension of our staff on the field and have a real passion for winning.” In addition to the captains, senior defender Trevor Houghton and senior midfielder Seth Newby, along with junior midfielder Soren Frykholm, have significant game experience and will be an additional source of leadership. One priority will be to fill the void left by the graduation of four-year starter Andrew Worthington, the reigning SCAC De-fensive Player of the Year. Fortunately, the Tigers welcome back goalkeeper Theo

Hooker, the 2014 SCAC Freshman of the Year, as well as junior defender Jack McCormick, who was an honorable-mention selection a year ago. Palguta already has identified several newcomers who appear to have the skill and desire to have an impact on the program throughout their careers. Midfielder Robert Malone, along with defenders Keenan Amer and Alex Makic, has demonstrated a comfort level on the field and in training. The coaches also have high expectations for defender Griffin Wesley and midfielder Austin Ronningen, who are nursing injuries. “Our freshmen class is deep and talented, and several of the newcomers will push for playing time early in their careers,” Palguta said. Entering the 2015 season, the Tigers’ primary objective is to win their first SCAC championship, ensuring a berth in the NCAA tournament. CC will have to survive a gauntlet of strong opponents, in-cluding defending regular-season and tournament champion Trinity University, to make that a reality, but the Tigers will have one advantage at the end of the year. Colorado College will play host to the conference champion-ship for the first time since it was instituted in 2011. In the meantime, Palguta and the Tigers plan to utilize a day-by-day approach throughout the season. “I want our players to concentrate on the process more than the outcome,” he said. “If we worry too much about tomorrow, we might miss an opportunity to better ourselves today.” The Tigers kick off the 2015 season at home on Tuesday, Sept. 1, when Carthage College visits Stewart Field.

Courtesy of Colorado College Sports Information QUICK NOTES

• Head Coach Scott Palguta will begin his career at the helm of the Tigers’ program after serving as an assistant to previous Head Coach Horst Richardson

• Returning for the Tigers is 2014 SCAC Newcomer of the Year, Theo Hooker

• The Tigers will also bring back three of the team’s top five goal scorers -- Max Grossenbacher, Seth Newby and Caden MacKenzie

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Irving, TexasFOUNDED:1955ENROLLMENT:1,302NICKNAME:CrusadersCOLORS:Navy and whiteSTADIUM:Crusader FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Thomas W. KeefeATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Dick StrockbineATHLETIC TRAINER:Robb LeiboldMEN’S SOCCER HEAD COACH:David Hoffman

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 1 PACIFIC LUTHERAN 5 p.m.Sep. 3 WHITMAN TBASep. 6 at Concordia TBASep. 11 at Colorado College* 3 p.m.Sep. 12 WARTBURG 1 p.m.Sep. 18 TRINITY* 4 p.m.Sep. 20 SCHREINER* TBASep. 25 at Texas Lutheran* TBASep. 27 at Southwestern* 2 p.m.Oct. 2 CENTENARY* 4 p.m.Oct. 4 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 2 p.m.Oct. 9 at Trinity* 8 p.m.Oct. 11 at Schreiner* TBAOct. 16 TEXAS LUTHERAN* TBAOct. 18 SOUTHWESTERN* 2 p.m.Oct. 23 at Centenary* 7 p.m.Oct. 25 at Austin College* 2 p.m.Oct. 30 COLORADO COLLEGE* TBA

PresidentDr. Thomas W. Keefe

Athletic DirectorDick Strockbine

Sports Information DirectorNathan Yacovissi

Athletic TrainerRobb Leibold

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David Hoffmann joined the University of Dallas in 2003. In twelve seasons, Hoffmann has led the Crusaders to a 112-90-15 record. The 2014 season saw the team participate as fourth-year members of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC). Dallas boasted a 10-8-2 overall record and 6-6-2 record in conference to claim the fourth-seed in the SCAC tournament. The Crusaders were defeated in the first round versus Texas Lutheran. Hoffman guided the Navy and White to a five-win improvement in the most recent campaign; both overall and in the league. Hoffmann was selected Coach-of-the-Year by the Association of Divi-sion III Independents (AD3I) after the 2006 and 2008 seasons. 2007 saw the Crusaders crowned AD3I Champions amidst a 17-1-1 campaign. In 2008, Hoffmann led the team to a 16-4-1 overall record, the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) Championship and the program’s first appearance in the National Collegiate Athletic Conference (NCAA) Tournament. 2009 produced a second consecutive conference finals where the team lost in overtime. He holds school coaching records at the University of Dallas for winning-percentage in a season (.921; 2007 season 17-1-1), wins in a season (17), wins in a career (102) and winning percentage for a career (.581). Additional noteworthy teams records under Hoffmann’s tenure include 33 consecutive home games without a loss (2005-2008), most consecutive games without a loss (12), most consecutive wins (10), most goals in a season (84) most assists in a season (73), and most shutouts in a season (10). University of Dallas teams have been ranked by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and the NCAA in 2006, 2007, and 2008 with Hoffmann at the helm. Hoffmann-coached players have produced a multitude of awards, including the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)

Capital One Academic All-American, NCAA All-Region Team, All-Team selections, Most Valuable Player, and All-Academic awards from the SCAC, NEAC, AD3I, United States Collegiate Athletic Association (US-CAA), American Southwest Conference (ASC), National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and NCAA organizations. A handful of his players have made the professional ranks in the United States and in Europe. Before coming to University of Dallas, Hoffmann held the position as head coach at Schreiner University for four seasons, where his men’s team qualified for the NAIA National tournament, advancing to the Sectional finals all three occassions. Hoffmann holds a NSCAA Advanced National Coaching Diploma with Distinction, USSF “Y” National Youth License, and FA Soccer Psy-chology Certification. He has served on the NCAA Regional Selection Committee, NCAA National Leadership Conference, has lectured at the NISOA National referee Assignors convention, and been published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. In the past Hoff-mann has held the role of Director of the Highlanders Soccer Club and Strikers Soccer Club, he has worked with NTX ODP, and currently works with 95 boys in the American Eagles Soccer Club. Hoffmann grew up in Colleyville and played for N.E.T Longhorns and Fort Worth United. While playing at Grapevine High School, he won a State Championship in 1990. He was a four-year starter and senior cap-tain at St. Mary’s University. Playing honors include North Texas State Pool All-Region, State All-Star, and team MVP. He resides in Highland Village with his wife Tricia, daughter Trinity, and sons Beckett and Keane.

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown0 Jacob Chimento GK Fr. St. Louis, MO

1 Tino Gamueda GK Jr. Lubbock, TX

2 Sean Taylor D So. Austin, TX

3 Luke Schwarz MF So. Tucson, AZ

4 Jake Schnell D So. Austin, TX

5 Bryan Mora D Fr. Tomball, TX

6 Eric Haigh D Fr. Frisco, TX

7 Stephen Gahan F/MF Jr. Vancouver, WA

8 Tommy Byrd D/MF Jr. Mansfield, TX

9 Colton Allen F Sr. Roanoke, TX

10 Carlos di Salines MF Fr. Mexico City, Mexico

11 Ben Mannings F/W Jr. Bath, England

12 Barton Holdridge F/W Jr. Fort Worth, TX

13 Joseph Quiray MF/W So. Sugar Land, TX

# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown14 Thomas Struxness MF/D So. Universal City, TX

15 Naseem Said F/MF So. Pearland, TX

16 Andrew Ciancone MF Fr. Houston, TX

17 Joe Wiele D/MF So. St. Louis, MO

18 Will Holloman D Jr. Las Cruces, NM

19 Keaton Van Eck D So. Norman, OK

20 A.J. Zaugg D/MF So. Dallas, TX

21 Jaime Nenclares MF Fr. Colleyville, TX

22 Trae Hampton MF So. Paducah, KY

23 John Langsfeld MF So. Albuquerque, NM

24 Craig Nakutis W So. Jackson, TN

25 Jacob Hubbard MF Fr. Flower Mound, TX

26 Joseph Pelletier MF Fr. Houston, TX

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2014 RESULTS (10-8-2, 6-6-2 SCAC)Aug. 29 Concordia W 1-0Aug. 31 Southwestern* W 3-0

Sep. 6 Linfield College W 2-0Sep. 7 Pacific W 1-0Sep.14 Howard Payne L 0-1 (OT)

Sep. 19 Southwestern* L 0-1Sep. 21 Trinity* L 1-4Sep. 26 Centenary* L 0-2Sep. 28 Colorado College* L 0-3

Oct. 3 Schreiner* W 2-1Oct. 5 Texas Lutheran* W 1-0Oct. 10 Schreiner* W 1-0Oct. 12 Texas Lutheran* W 1-0Oct. 17 Centenary* W 2-0Oct. 19 Colorado College* T 2-2 (2OT)Oct. 21 Austin College* W 2-1Oct. 24 Southwestern* L 0-2Oct. 26 Trinity* L 0-4Nov. 1 Austin College* T 1-1 (2OT)Nov. 7 Texas Luthean* L 0-2

# Player Points

9 Colton Allen 172 Matthew Wise 155 Nathan Nwaeze 8

14 Ben Mannings 712 Barton Holdridge 3

POINTS

# Player Goals

9 Colton Allen 82 Matthew Wise 55 Nathan Nwaeze 3

14 Ben Mannings 312 Barton Holdridge 1

GOALS

# Player Assists

2 Matthew Wise 55 Nathan Nwaeze 26 Mikhail Castillo 23 Luke Schwartz 2

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ASSISTS

# Player Shots

2 Matthew Wise 629 Colton Allen 565 Nathan Nwaeze 43

12 Barton Holdridge 2614 Ben Mannings 24

SHOTS

# Player Shots

2 Matthew Wise 279 Colton Allen 25

14 Ben Mannings 165 Nathan Nwaeze 15

12 Barton Holdridge 9

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1 Patrick Fanizza 1-0 7:48 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0.0

0 P.J. Hasson 20-9 913:45 9 0.89 59 .868 3 4 0 0.3

25 Tino Gamueda 20-8 923:46 15 1.46 47 .758 7 4 1 0.3

Total 20 1845:19 24 1.17 110 .821 10 8 1 8

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# Player GP-GS G A Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GW PK-Att9 Colton Allen 16-16 8 1 17 56 .143 25 .446 3 0-02 Mattew Wise 20-20 5 5 15 62 .081 27 .435 2 3-45 Nathan Nwaeze 19-19 3 2 8 43 .070 15 .349 1 0-0

14 Ben Mannings 20-3 3 1 7 24 .125 16 .667 3 0-012 Barton Holdridge 17-17 1 1 3 26 .038 9 .346 1 0-03 Luke Schwartz 20-20 0 2 2 23 .000 6 .261 0 0-06 Mikhail Castillo 20-19 0 2 2 4 .000 0 .000 0 0-08 Tommy Byrd 20-20 0 1 1 7 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

24 Joseph Quiray 12-0 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-022 Kevin Key 9-0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-017 Joe Wiele 6-0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-021 Austin Strain 19-19 0 0 0 9 .000 6 .667 0 0-019 James Bernard 20-20 0 0 0 9 .000 2 .222 0 0-07 Stephen Gahan 17-3 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0

28 Jon Miskin 1-0 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-011 Aaron Hegemann 14-0 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-010 Juan Hernandez-Reyes 7-0 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-04 Jake Schnell 20-20 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0

29 Frederick Schleuter 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-016 Moises Gomez 14-1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-013 Craig Nakutis 19-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-027 Trae Hampton 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-026 Keaton Van Eck 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-025 Tino Gamueda 20-9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-020 A.J. Zaugg 18-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-018 Will Holloman 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-015 Naseem Said 12-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUniversity of Dallas 10 10 0 0 20


SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUniversity of Dallas 140 129 3 11 283

Opponents 145 169 10 3 327

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUniversity of Dallas 49 60 1 0 110


CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUniversity of Dallas 43 32 1 0 76

Opponents 47 61 2 4 114

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUniversity of Dallas 71 99 5 2 177

Opponents 65 95 3 3 166

Team Statistics DAL OPPSHOT STATS



Shot % .071 .073


SOG % .403 .410

Shots/Game 14.1 16.4

Assists 18 15

CORNER KICKS 76 114


PENALTIES

Yellow Cards 15 16

Red Cards 0 5


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Allen returns to the navy and white after leading the squad in several offensive categories including: eight goals, 17 points, and 56 shot attempts. The native of Roanoke, Texas, also garnered postseason accolades with the National Soccer Coaches Asso-ciation of America (NSCAA) All-West Region Second Team and

All-Conference First Team.

Schwarz started all 20 matches his rookie collegiate season with the Crusaders. The midfielder debuted the campaign with an assist that led to the game-win-ner versus Concordia University. About a week later, the Tucson, Arizona, native delivered his sec-ond assist that was the difference maker in a 1-0 shutout at Pacific University.

Gamueda enters his junior year with 38 career appearances and comes off the 2014 season with 913:46 minutes logged in between the pipes. The keeper nabbed 46 saves and was credit-ed with a 7-4-1 mark. Was part of the team’s eight shutouts on the campaign.

A native of Denmark, Arguellas projects to join a strong incom-ing class for the Crusaders. The midfielder has collected several accolades for the club squads he has participated in throughout high school. Notably has played for Club America’s Forzas Basicas (u16 and u17), and was part of squads that qualified for Liga MX

semifinals and won championships in Liga MX, National, and Dana Cup during those respective years. Notched Tourna-ment MVP during the Dana Cup.

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LUKE SCHWARZSO., MF, TUSCON, ARIZ.

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The University of Dallas men’s soccer team brings an intrigu-ing mix of players to the roster this upcoming 2015 campaign. A solid amount of returners led by lone senior Colton Allen makeup most of the group, but several newcomers project to be involved on the pitch this year. Coming off a 10-8-2 overall record and 6-6-2 Southern Col-legiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) mark, Head Coach David Hoffmann is hoping to repeat and build on that success. “We can’t look too far ahead and win games that are not on the schedule. We ultimately are going to be a pretty young team with Colton being the only senior on the roster,” Coach Hoffmann evaluated. “I feel like if we stay focused on getting better throughout the season, there is a lot of growth potential. Just hope to be playing our best stuff at the end of the year.” The Crusaders boasted a five-win improvement in 2014 and finished above .500 for the first time since 2008 – where they prevailed 16 times. Dallas earned fourth place in the league standings and would fall to the SCAC Tournament host, Texas Lutheran University, in a 2-0 quarterfinal match. Departed from the squad are All-SCAC Honorable Mentions, Matthew Wise and James Bernard. Eight seniors from last season’s bunch vacated spots that will be filled by newcomers. Nathan Nwaeze, who logged three goals and two assists, was also among this group. The team’s leading scorer last season, Allen, is back after compiling a career-high eight goals. The All-SCAC First Team member also shattered career totals with 17 points, 56 shots, 25 shots on goal, and three game-winning goals. Allen added to his postseason accolades by being given 2014 National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-West Region Sec-ond Team honors.

Also returning for Dallas and having logged a trio of netters, all for game-winners, is junior Ben Mannings. He totaled 24 shot attempts and placed 16 on goal. Mannings was the first recipient of the SCAC Player-of-the-Week for men’s soccer last fall. Junior Barton Holdridge landed a goal and dished a pair of assists, while sophomore Luke Schwarz added two assists. On defense, juniors Tino Gamueda and P.J. Hasson split the goalkeeper duties, and together helped give UD eight shutout victories. This included a four-game winning streak to start the year. Hasson logged 923:45 minutes, allowed nine goals, and nabbed 60 saves to lead each category among the keepers. Gamueda was solid in 913:46 minutes, allowing 15 goals and garnering 46 stops. Coach Hoffmann enters his 12th season at the helm of the University of Dallas. During his stretch with the men’s soccer program, Hoffmann is the all-time winningest coach with a 112-90-15 record. Dallas has scheduled 18 contests this year, splitting half the matches (nine apiece) at home and on the road. In the previous season, the Crusaders went 5-3-2 at home, with one of those ties coming to No. 14 (at the time) Colorado College. The new fall campaign begins for UD on September 1 at Crusader Field versus Pacific Lutheran University. The Crusaders quest for the SCAC Tournament, hosted by Colorado College on November 6-8, will begin then.

QUICK NOTES• The Crusaders

posted eight shutout victories in 2014

• Head Coach David Hoffman enters his 12th season at the helm for Dal-las, and bolsters a program-most 112 career wins.

• Colton Allen returns to the navy and white as the lone senior on the squad.

• The team will suit up 18 times this campaign, splitting nine affairs at both Crusader Field and on the road. UD went 5-3-2 at home last fall.

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Kerrville, TexasFOUNDED:1923ENROLLMENT:1,126NICKNAME:MountaineersCOLORS:Maroon and whiteSTADIUM:Mountaineer FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Tim SummerlinATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Ron MacoskoATHLETIC TRAINER:Janel CarlileMEN’S SOCCER HEAD COACH:Paul Hayes

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 1 at Trinity* 8 p.m.Sep. 4 LETOURNEAU 4 p.m.Sep. 5 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST 4 p.m.Sep. 8 at Howard Payne 4 p.m.Sep. 12 at Concordia (TX) 7 p.m.Sep. 18 at Colorado College* 7 p.m.Sep. 20 at Dallas* TBASep. 25 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 4 p.m.Sep. 27 CENTENARY* 2 p.m.Oct. 2 SOUTHWESTERN* 3 p.m.Oct. 4 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 2 p.m.Oct. 9 COLORADO COLLEGE* TBAOct. 11 DALLAS* TBAOct. 16 at Austin College* 3 p.m.Oct. 18 at Cetenary* 2 p.m.Oct. 23 at Southwestern* 8 p.m.Oct. 25 at Texas Lutheran* 12 p.m.Oct. 31 TRINITY* 3 p.m.

PresidentDr. Tim Summerlin

Athletic DirectorRon Macosko

Sports Information DirectorRyan Brisbin

Athletic TrainerJanel Carlile

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Phillip AndersonAssistant Coach

This will be Coach Hayes’ twelfth season at the helm of the Mountain-eers men’s soccer team. Hayes and success go hand-in-hand. He earned ASC Coach of the Year in both 2005 and 2006. In those two years, Schrein-er played some of the best defense in school history, setting many individual and team records along the way. The 2006 team set the school record for conference wins with a 12-5 record. The Mountaineers earned the opportu-nity to host the ASC Championships in Kerrville - a first for any SU team since joining the ASC. Hayes has been associated with the game of soccer throughout his life. As a youth, Hayes played club soccer for the Dallas Hornets and high school soccer for the Pine Tree Pirates in Longview, TX. After high school, he played one year at Tyler (TX) Junior College where he earned NSCAA All-American honors. In 1998, Hayes became the head coach for the Cookeville High School boy’s soccer team in Ten-nessee. During his three seasons at the helm, Hayes took former district bottom-dweller CHS to back-to-back district titles along with an appearance in the state semifinals. During that period, Hayes’ teams posted a 53-15-3

overall record. In 2002, he served for one season as a volunteer assistant for the Tennessee Tech women’s soccer team. In August of 2003, Paul was named the head coach for the Schreiner University men’s soccer program. Much like at Cookeville, Hayes was charged with the task of taking a non-contend-er to new heights. In his first season as head coach, Hayes guided the team to a tie for third place in the ASC West Division and narrowly missed a post-season tournament berth. His 2004 Mountaineers improved to an 8-5 record in the ASC and earned the school’s first ASC Tournament bid. In 2005, the Mountaineers took another step up and finished with an overall record of 10-7-2 and 8-4-1 in ASC play - and earned its second straight bid to the ASC Tournament. SU earned its first ASC Tournament win in school history. Hayes holds a USSF “A” coaching license and a NSCAA GK II diploma. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Tennessee Tech University. Paul lives in Kerrville with his wife, Lea, and their two daughters, Kaylee and Kamryn and son Mason.

PAUL Hayes

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown0 Brandon Anselmi GK Fr. Cypress, TX 00 Caleb Hammond GK Fr. Houston, TX 1 Blake Lawson GK Jr. San Antonio, TX 2 Brady Baughman DF Jr. San Antonio, TX 3 Isaac Garcia DF Sr. Harlingen, TX 4 Dakota Pebworth WM Jr. Spring Branch, TX 5 Manny Losoya CM Jr. San Antonio, TX

6 Ryan Hernandez MF Sr. Fredericksburg, TX 7 Brian Lindsey WB Jr. San Antonio, TX 8 David Gonzalez CM Jr. San Antonio, TX 9 Luis Michel MF So. Houston, TX 10 Cody Hollingshead MF Sr. Spring Branch, TX 11 Gregg Gutierrez F Fr. Houston, TX12 Orlando Sanchez MF Sr. Austin, TX

13 Jacob Williams DF Fr. Lufkin, TX 14 Kelsey Bessent DF So. Joshua, TX15 Eric Batalla DF Fr. Waller, TX16 Dalton Reid MF Fr. Bulverde, TX 17 Alan Aviles FW Fr. San Antonio, TX 18 Bishop Wood FW Fr. San Antonio, TX

# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown19 Rene Pena MF So. Houston, TX 20 Ethan Gregory CM Jr. Schertz, TX 21 Eddie Martinez FW Fr. Del Valle, TX22 Robert Hensley MF Fr. Tomball, TX 23 Zach Garcia MF Sr. Harlingen, TX 24 Roberto Del Castillo MF So. Dallas, TX 25 Chase Smith WM Jr. Kerrville, TX 26 Jose Bernal MF Sr. Orange, TX27 Andres Lopez MF So. Fresno, TX 28 TJ McGill CB Jr. Angleton, TX29 Tri Doan MF Fr. Austin, TX 30 Cameron Cortez DF Fr. San Antonio, TX 31 Louis Tejada MF Fr. Waynesville, MO 32 Bernardo Montalvo FW Sr. Tamaulipas, MEX 33 Jose Meza MF Fr. Fredericksburg, TX 34 Marc Harst FW Jr. Kerrville, TX 36 Josh Parrish FW So. Lampasas, TX 37 Nathaniel Wood WB Jr. Orange, TX38 Nick Jaskolski MF Fr. Sugarland, TX39 Josh Herring D So. Florence, TX

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2014 RESULTS (7-10-0, 5-9-0 SCAC)Aug. 29 Howard Payne W 2-0Sep. 5 LeTourneau W 2-1

Spe. 12 Texas Lutheran* L 0-2Sep. 19 Colorado College* L 1-2Sep. 21 Centenary* W 2-1Sep. 26 Trinity* L 0-7Sep. 28 Southwestern* L 0-1

Oct. 3 Dallas* L 1-2Oct. 5 Austin College* W 2-0Oct. 10 Dallas* L 0-1Oct. 12 Austin College* W 4-3 (OT)Oct. 17 Trinity* L 0-3Oct. 19 Southwestern * W 1-0Oct. 24 Colorado College* L 0-2Oct. 26 Centenary* W 2-1Oct. 31 Texas Lutheran* L 0-1Nov. 7 Southwestern* L 1-2

# Player Points

6 Ryan Hernandez 1015 Justin Edwards 911 Gregg Guittierez 825 Chase Smith 516 Nathamiel Olmos 3

POINTS

# Player Goals

11 Gregg Guittierez 415 Justin Edwards 46 Ryan Hernandez 4

6 Players Tied 1

GOALS

# Player Assists

25 Chase Smith 316 Nathamiel Olmos 36 Ryan Hernandez 2

19 Rene Pena 2

3 Players Tied 1

ASSISTS

# Player Shots

15 Justin Edwards 3225 Chase Smith 2311 Gregg Guittierez 206 Ryan Hernandez 14

20 Ethan Gregory 9

SHOTS

# Player Shots

15 Justin Edwards 1925 Chase Smith 1611 Gregg Guittierez 116 Ryan Hernandez 7

16 Nathaniel Olmos 5

SHOTS ON GOAL



0 Scott Teatelman 2-1 180:00 1 0.50 10 .909 2 0 0 1.0

1 Blake Lawson 14-11 1155:00 21 1.64 53 .716 4 9 0 2.0

00 Michael Clifford 4-2 225:58 7 2.79 6 .462 1 0 0 0.0

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# Player GP-GS G A Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GW PK-Att6 Ryan Hernandez 17-15 4 2 10 14 .286 7 .500 1 0-0

15 Justin Edwards 15-15 4 1 9 32 .125 19 .594 1 1-211 Gregg Guitierrez 17-17 4 0 8 20 .200 11 .550 1 0-125 Chase Smith 17-16 1 3 5 23 .043 16 .696 1 0-016 Nathaniel Olmos 16-0 0 3 3 7 .000 5 .714 0 0-010 Cody Hollingshead 15-15 1 0 2 8 .125 3 .375 0 0-05 Manny Losoya 15-0 1 0 2 6 .167 2 .333 0 0-0

13 Zach Howard 17-17 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 1 0-04 Dakota Pebworth 12-0 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333 1 0-0

19 Rene Pena 15-11 0 2 2 6 .000 4 .667 0 0-017 Jonathan Sicola 16-2 0 1 1 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-03 Isaac Garcia 17-14 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0

20 Ethan Gregory 11-1 0 0 0 9 .000 3 .333 0 0-034 Christian Garcia 15-10 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-012 Andres Lopez 8-4 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-02 Zach Jungman 14-1 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0

23 Zach Garcia 15-1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-018 Daniel Gonzalez 6-1 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-014 Kelsey Bessent 1-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-021 Garner Burford 15-13 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-08 Davis Gonzalez 4-4 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-07 Brian Lindsey 17-15 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

35 Brady Baughman 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-029 Tre Alvarado 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-022 Luis Santos 8-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSchreiner University 3 13 1 1 18


SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSchreiner University 74 83 2 1 160

Opponents 118 147 1 0 266

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSchreiner University 33 37 0 0 70


CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSchreiner University 29 36 2 0 67

Opponents 55 60 0 0 115

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSchreiner University 50 74 3 0 127

Opponents 64 80 1 1 146

Team Statistics SCH OPPSHOT STATS



Shot % .112 1.09


SOG % .519 .372

Shots/Game 9.4 15.6

Assists 13 20

CORNER KICKS 67 115


PENALTIES

Yellow Cards 11 21

Red Cards 0 0


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Wolf, a junior outfielder, returns for his third season with the Tigers in 2015, following his All-SCAC selection last year. Wolf led Trinity with 17 doubles during last year’s campaign, starting all 43 games. He also started 40 games as a first-year player, hitting .298 with eight doubles, 21 RBI, and 23 runs scored. Wolf is one of two returning starters

in the outfield for the Tigers, and as the leader in RBI among returning lettermen, the team will look to him as a major force offensively.

Moore, a junior second baseman, has opened his career by hitting over .300 in each of his first two seasons, and will look to make it three straight to open his career. Moore will be a key part of an infield that returns three of four starters, and he has been the team’s starting second baseman each of the past two seasons. He batted leadoff for nearly the en-

tire 2014 season, leading the team in runs scored and stolen bases. Moore will once again play a key role in setting the table for the Trinity offense that has scored over 300 runs in each of his first two seasons.

Butler, a senior catcher and designated hitter, batted .358 (38-106) in 2014, which would have been the best on the team had he not missed several games due to injury during the season. Butler also drove in 27 runs and posted a team-best .594 slugging percentage. He split time as catcher and designated hitter for the Tigers, starting 29 of his 31

games on the year. Butler was probably the biggest surprise of the season for the team in 2014. After not having a plate appearance as a first-year player, he picked up a hit in each of his first six games, highlighted by a pinch-hit grand slam in a win over Centenary.

CODY HOLLINGSHEADJR., OF, SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ.

GREGG GUITIERREZJR., INF, PHOENIX, ARIZ.

ORLANDO SANCHEZJR., C, PHOENIX, ARIZ.

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Balance, Cohesiveness, Depth. Three great attributes for a team and Schreiner Men’s Soccer 2015 squad seemingly possesses each. Head Coach Paul Hayes enters the season with argu-ably his deepest, most balanced roster in his 12 years at the helm. Headlining the squad this fall are seniors Cody Hollingshead (Spring Branch, TX/Smithson Valley HS), Or-lando Sanchez (Austin, TX/Crockett HS) and Ryan Hernan-dez (Fredericksburg, TX/Fredericksburg HS). Hollingshead should control the midfield area and serve as the facilita-tor. Having Sanchez back will definitely help. He missed all of 2014 with a severe knee injury suffered last summer. But Sanchez, who has two years of eligibility remaining, is healthy again and should show why he was so important to the team in his first two years. Hernandez has been SU’s top goal scorer (15 total) in his three years as a Mountaineer and will be one of SU’s top offensive threats. Also counted on this fall with be soph-omore Gregg Gutierrez (Houston, TX/Jersey Village HS) who had four goals in his first season at SU. Anchoring the defense, a strength of Hayes’ teams are sophomore Rene Pena (Houston, TX/North Shore HS) and junior Brian Lindsey (San Antonio, TX/Smithson Valley HS).

Between the posts, junior Blake Lawson who has been a two-year starter at goalkeeper will face increased compe-tition from a pair of freshmen this fall. Brandon Anselmi (Cypress, TX/Cy Fair HS) and Caleb Hammond (Houston, TX/Mary Carroll HS) give the Mountaineers great depth in a key position and should make all three players better and stronger. Schreiner is coming off a season where the team fin-ished 7-10 overall and had a 5-9 record in the SCAC. The season starts with its most challenging match, facing pe-rennial top five program Trinity on the road on Tuesday, September 1st in San Antonio. The following Friday, September 4th, the Mountain-eers have their home opener against LeTourneau in a non-conference contest. The regular season concludes with a visit from the same Trinity Tigers on Friday, October 30th at Mountaineer Field.

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QUICK NOTES

• Head Coach Paul Hayes returns for his 12th season this year

• The Mountaineers will return most of the 2014 squad, while adding 15 freshmen to the mix

• The team will have a young back line with sophomore Rene Pena and junior Brian Lindsey filling the positions

• Two year starter Blake Lawson will return at goalkeeper after posting a GAA of 1.64 and allowing just 21 goals on the season

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LOCATION:Georgetown, TexasFOUNDED:1873ENROLLMENT:1,265NICKNAME:PiratesCOLORS:Black and goldSTADIUM:Varsity FieldPRESIDENT:Edward BurgerATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Dr. Glada MuntATHLETIC TRAINER:Glenn SchwabMEN’S SOCCERHEAD COACH:Don Gregory

PresidentEdward Burger

Athletic DirectorDr. Glada Munt

Sports Information DirectorMegan Hardin

Director of Athletic Training ServicesGlenn Schwab

QUICK FACTS

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 1 CONCORDIA (TX.) 5:30 p.m.Sep. 4 Wisconsin-Oshkosh @ Salem, Ore. 7 p.m.Sep. 5 at Wilamette 7 p.m.Sep. 11 at Texas-Dallas 5 p.m.Sep. 12 Hardin-Simmons @

Richardson, TX.5 p.m.

Sep. 15 at Texas Lutheran* TBASep. 18 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 4 p.m.Sep. 20 at Centenary* 2 p.m.Sep. 25 COLORADO COLLEGE* 7 p.m.Sep. 27 DALLAS* 2 p.m.Oct. 2 at Schreiner* 3 p.m.Oct. 4 at Trinity* 3 p.m.Oct. 9 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 8 p.m.Oct. 11 CENTENARY* 2 p.m.Oct. 16 at Colorado College* 3 p.m.Oct. 18 at Dallas* 2 p.m.Oct. 23 SCHREINER* 8 p.m.Oct. 25 TRINITY* 4 p.m.Oct. 30 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 8 p.m.Oct. 31 UC-Santa Cruz @ San Antonio, TX. TBA

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Entering his 18th season as head coach of the Pirates, Don Gregory has turned the Pirate program into one of the most com-petitive in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC). Coach Gregory has posted back-to-back second place finishes in the SCAC Conference Tournament the past two seasons and finished third in 2011. The 2013 season saw the Pirates post their first victory over national powerhouse Trinity and tied the SU record for most wins in a season with 14, a feat Coach Gregory ac-complished with the 2001 team. The 2013 team also had their best conference record ever, going 11-2-1 in SCAC play. Coach Gregory has coached 21 First Team All-SCAC selections, 48 All-SCAC selections overall, including 2013 SCAC Defensive Player of the Year Matthew Nic-kell and 2012 SCAC Co-Offensive Player of the Year Evan Perkins. Gregory has earned SCAC Coach of the Year twice, grabbing the honor in 2007 and 2013. Eight players have been named to NSCAA All-Region teams under his tutelage. On October 7, 2007 Coach Gregory

recorded his 100th win as the head coach

of the Pirates and his collegiate coaching career, where he led the team to a 6-0 vic-tory vs. Hendrix College on Southwestern’s home field. Gregory also has 17 years of high school soccer coaching experience under his belt, most recently at Oak Ridge High School in 1996. In addition to Oak Ridge High School, Gregory has coached at Westfield High School (1990-96), Strake Jesuit Prep (1985-90), North Shore High School (1983-85), and St. Thomas Catholic High School (1980-83). Gregory is also very active in the soccer community, he has served in many different capacities: executive director of the Texas Association of High School Soccer Coaches (1994); president of the Texas Association of High School Soccer Coaches 19993-94); member of the UIL Advisory Board (1991-980); staff coach for the South Texas State Olympic Development Program (1988-present); and staff member/director of several Houston-area youth level soccer camps.Coach Gregory and his spouse Becky reside in Georgetown. They have two sons, Sean and Kevin.

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DON Gregory

Kevin DonovanAssistant Coach

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2015 roster

# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown00 Sam Eichner GK So Austin, Texas

0 Ryan Benner GK So Allen, Texas

1 Travis Carmichael GK Jr Kerens, Texas

2 Gregory O'Brien D/M Fr Houston, Texas

3 Carlos Huntley-Jimenez M So Austin, Texas

4 Blake Smithson M Jr San Antonio, Texas

5 Charlie Berndt D Sr Austin, Texas

6 Michael Olivares MF Jr Georgetown, Texas

7 Mac Light D/M Jr Tomball, Texas

8 Tanner Irons M/D So Austin, Texas

9 Rory McCullough F Jr Austin, Texas

10 Christian Lopez M So Houston, Texas

11 David Arellano D Jr Austin, Texas

12 Mason Tomasek M So Austin, Texas

13 Andrew Landon D/M Fr San Antonio, Texas

14 Andres Carreño-Mendez M Jr Georgetown, Texas

15 Kirk Kemnitz F Sr Houston, Texas

16 Jake Swonke F Fr Cypress, Texas

17 Adam Wood D Fr Albuquerque, NM

18 Brett Berdinsky M/F So Frisco, Texas

# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown19 Nick Petterson M Jr Evansville, Wisc.

20 Thomas White M So Hurst, Texas

21 Curran Daniel D Jr Pearland, Texas

22 Sean Christy MF Jr San Antonio, Texas

23 John Wall D Sr Austin, Texas

24 Jacob Buckley D Jr San Antonio, Texas

25 Clay Martin D/M So Wimberley, Texas

26 Austin Robinson D Jr Allen, Texas

27 Philip Nelson M So Elgin, Texas

28 Colin Maloney M So Aledo, Texas

29 Cameron Gutierrez M Fr Helotes, Texas

30 Brayden Bishop M/D Fr Plano, Texas

31 Ben Lucas D Fr Roanoke, Texas

32 Alex Newell F Fr Albuquerque, Texas

33 Zach Gibson M/F Fr Waco, Texas

34 Martin Vila M/F Fr Cypress, Texas

35 John Garcia M Fr Austin, Texas

44 Santiago Salazar M So Bogotá, Columbia

Hector Aleman M So Rosenberg, Texas

Oscar Dominguez M Sr Austin, Texas

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2014 results & stats

2014 RESULTS (8-12-1, 7-6-1 SCAC)Aug. 29 Washington University L 0-2

Aug. 30 St. Scholastica L 0-4

Sep. 5 Texas-Dallas L 0-3Sep. 10 Trinity* L 1-7Sep. 14 Christopher Newport L 2-4

Sep. 19 Dallas* W 1-0Sep. 21 Austin College* W 3-0Sep. 26 Texas Lutheran* W 2-1 (2OT)Sep. 28 Schreiner* W 1-0

Oct. 3 Colorado College* L 0-3Oct. 5 Centenary* W 1-0Oct. 10 Colorado College* L 0-2Oct. 12 Centenary* T 2-2 (2OT)Oct. 17 Texas Lutheran* L 2-3 (OT)Oct. 19 Schreiner* L 0-1Oct. 24 Dallas* W 2-0Oct. 26 Austin College* W 2-1Oct. 31 Trinity* L 0-4Nov. 1 UC Santa Cruz L 0-2Nov. 7 Schreiner (SCAC Tourney) W 2-1Nov. 8 Colorado College (SCAC Tourney) L 0-5

# Player Points

14 Andres Carreno-Mende 196 Michael Olivares 94 Christian Lopez 7

44 Zach Faulkner 410 Garhett bonneaux 3

POINTS

# Player Goals

14 Andres Carreno-Mende 86 Michael Olivares 44 Christian Lopez 2

7 Players Tied 1

GOALS

# Player Assists

14 Andres Carreno-Mende 34 Christian Lopez 3

11 David Arellano 244 Zach Faulkner 2

5 Players Tied 1

ASSISTS

# Player Shots

14 Andres Carreno-Mende 466 Michael Olivares 45

44 Zach Faulkner 388 Tanner Irons 194 Christian Lopez 17

SHOTS

# Player Shots

14 Andres Carreno-Mende 2144 Zach Faulkner 156 Michael Olivares 144 Christian Lopez 98 Tanner Irons 6

SHOTS ON GOAL



00 Ryan Benner 2-2 180:00 3 1.50 14 .824 1 1 0 0.0

1 Travis Carmichael 19-17 1554:51 39 2.26 73 .652 7 11 1 4.0

0 Sam Eichner 3-0 83:33 3 3.23 7 .700 0 0 0 0.0

Total 21 1818:24 45 2.23 94 .676 8 12 1 5

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# Player GP-GS G A Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GW PK-Att14 Andres Carreno-Mendes 20-18 8 3 19 46 .174 21 .457 4 0-016 Michael Olivares 21-20 4 1 9 45 .089 14 .311 0 0-04 Christian Lopez 19-16 2 3 7 17 .118 9 .529 1 0-0

44 Zach Faulkner 21-21 1 2 4 38 .026 15 .395 1 1-110 Garhett Bonneaux 18-0 1 1 3 4 .250 2 .500 1 1-126 Austin Robinson 21-20 1 0 2 14 .071 3 .214 0 0-025 Clay martin 15-0 1 0 2 11 .091 4 .364 0 0-019 Nick Petterson 19-7 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .750 0 0-018 Ryan Jones 18-1 1 0 2 3 .333 2 .667 0 1-111 David Arellano 21-21 0 2 2 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-033 Carlos Huntley-Jimen 15-7 0 1 1 9 .000 4 .444 0 0-016 Santiago Salazar 20-1 0 1 1 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-05 Charlie Berndt 20-3 0 1 1 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-08 Tanner Irons 29-14 0 0 0 19 .000 6 .316 0 0-0

31 Sean Christy 19-6 0 0 0 11 .000 5 .455 0 0-024 Jacob Buckley 21-14 0 0 0 9 .000 3 .333 0 0-032 Mason Tomasek 11-0 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-023 John Wall 18-11 0 0 0 5 .000 0 .000 0 0-021 Curran Daniel 19-14 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-022 Blake Smithson 8-1 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-012 Paden Williams 4-1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-027 Phiip Nelson 5-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-020 Thomas White 12-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-015 Kirk Kemnitz 10-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-013 Matthew Chaltain 15-14 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-09 Jacob Malik 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-07 Andrew Martinec 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

34 Colin Ramby 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-030 Brett Berdinsky 10-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-029 Eric Schipperjin 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-028 Kal Goble 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-03 Tyler Vaugn 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSouthwestern University 7 12 1 1 21


SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSouthwestern University 120 137 8 2 267

Opponents 155 154 4 0 313

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSouthwestern University 48 45 1 0 94


CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSouthwestern University 54 45 2 0 101


FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSouthwestern University 103 92 3 1 199

Opponents 76 86 4 1 167

Team Statistics SU OPPSHOT STATS



Shot % .079 .144


SOG % .378 .444


Assists 15 24

CORNER KICKS 101 99


PENALTIES

Yellow Cards 24 19

Red Cards 1 1

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players to watch

Carreno-Mendez, a junior mid-fielder, appeared in 20 games during his sophomore season and was a First-Team All-SCAC selection. He posted a team high eight goals, while adding three assists for a team-best 19 points. Carreno-Mendez also led the team with four game winning goals.

Carmichael, a junior goalkeeper, started 17 of 19 games during the 2014 season, logging 1669:31 minutes between the posts. On the season, he posted four shut-outs and marked 73 saves for a .652 save percentage. Carmichael earned SCAC Defensive Player of the Week honors once during his sophomore campaign and

finished the year with a 7-11-1 record.

Lopez, a sophomore midfielder, made seven starts in 19 ap-pearances during his inaugural year. On the season, he scored two goals, both against Austin College on September 21st. He added four assists for eight total points. Lopez took 17 shots, nine on frame, for a .529 shot on goal percentage.

Daniel, a junior defender, ap-peared in 19 games during the 2014 season, making eight starts. He also earned Second Team All-SCAC honors. Daniel posted a season high two shots in a 2-1 win over Texas Lutheran on Sep-tember 26.

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TRAVIS CARMICHAELJR., GK, KERENS, TEXAS

CHRISTIAN LOPEZSO., MF, HOUSTON, TEXAS

CURRAN DANIELJR., D, PEARLAND, TEXAS

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2015 season preview

The Southwestern University men’s soccer team will kick off the 2015 season with some new faces on the team, while they also welcome back some of the top players from the 2014 squad. Head Coach Don Gregory returns for his 18th season at the helm of the Pirates’ program. Gregory currently holds a record of 178-135-21 at Southwestern, including 99-60-11 in SCAC play. Returning on the offense are junior midfielders Andres Carre-no-Mendez and Michael Olivares and sophomore mid Christian Lopez. In 2014, Carreno-Mendez totaled eight goals and three assists for 19 points to lead the Pirates. His scoring mark ranked sixth in the conference. Olivares will also return after a successful season, where he posted four goals and an assist for nine points. Lopez notched a pair of goals and dished out a team-high four assists. The defense will be anchored by returning goalkeeper junior Travis Carmichael. Last season, Carmichael spent 1588:36 be-tween the posts, finishing with a record of 7-11-1 and posting a pair of shutouts. He allowed 38 goals during the season, while marking 77 saves for a save percentage of .670. Carmichael will be joined by fellow returners Ryan Benner and Sam Eichner. Benner played and started in two games last year, spending 180 minutes in the net and allowing just 3 goals in 17 shots

faced (.824 save percentage). Eichner played just 94:48 and allowed four goals. The roster of 40 players features just 16 upperclassmen – four seniors and 12 juniors—while there will be 13 sophomores and 11 freshmen making up the younger group. Last season, the Pirates finished with a record of 8-12-1 overall and 7-6-1 in the SCAC. After getting off to a rough start, losing their first five matches, they won four of the first five games in SCAC play. The Pirates earned the No. 3 seed heading into the conference tournament and faced off against No. 6 Schreiner University in the quarterfinals. After giving up an early goal, Olivares tied the game in the 11th minute. An own goal by the Mountaineers in the 45th minute gave Southwestern the victory to advance to the semifinals. The Pirates season ended there, as they fell 0-5 to the Colora-do College Tigers. After the season ended, Southwestern had four players earn All-SCAC honors, highlighted by Carreno-Mendez, a First Team selection. Defender Curran Daniel earned second team honors, while Zach Faulkner and Tanner Irons were both selected to Honorable Mention.

QUICK NOTES• Head Coach Don

Gregory will enter his 18th season with the Pirates in 2015

• With two more con-ference wins, Coach Gregory will reach 100 career wins in the SCAC

• Highlighting the returners is First Team All-SCAC selection Andres Car-reno-Mendez

• The Pirates finished the 2014 season in the semifinals of the SCAC tournament, falling to No. 2 seed-ed Colorado College

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61 bulldogs

LOCATION:Seguin, TexasFOUNDED:1891ENROLLMENT:1,300NICKNAME:BulldogsCOLORS:Black and goldFACILITY:Gustafson FieldPRESIDENT:Stuart DorseyATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Bill MillerATHLETIC TRAINER:Matt MatochaMEN’S SOCCERHEAD COACH:Eddie Salazar

PresidentStuart Dorsey

Athletic DirectorBill Miller

Sports Information DirectorTim Clark

Athletic TrainerMatt Matocha

QUICK FACTS

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 1 at Howard Payne 4 p.m.Sep. 4 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST 6 p.m.Sep. 5 LETOURNEAU 4 p.m.Sep. 11 at Concordia (TX.) 4 p.m.Sep. 15 SOUTHWESTERN* 7 p.m.Sep. 18 at Centenary* 7 p.m.Sep. 20 at Austin College* 2 p.m.Sep. 25 DALLAS* TBASep. 27 COLORADO COLLEGE* TBAOct. 2 at Trinity* 7 p.m.Oct. 4 at Schreiner* 2 p.m.Oct. 9 CENTENARY* 4 p.m.Oct. 11 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 2 p.m.Oct. 16 at Dallas* TBAOct. 18 at Colorado College* 12 p.m.Oct. 23 TRINITY* 3 p.m.Oct. 25 SCHREINER* 12 p.m.Oct. 30 at Southwestern* 8 p.m.

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Eddie Salazar is the second-longest-ten-ured coach on the Texas Lutheran staff, heading into his 10th season at the helm of TLU Bulldogs Men’s Soccer. Salazar and the Bulldogs come off a 2014 campaign that produced a 9-9-2 overall mark and a 6-7-1 record in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. The Bulldogs finished in a tie for third in the 2014 SCAC Championship Tournament after entering the tournament as the No. 5 seed. TLU defeated No. 4 seed University of Dallas 2-0 in the quarterfinal round and fell to top-seed Trinity 3-0 in the semifinal match. Last year’s record brings Salazar’s overall collegiate coaching mark to 59-88-14 (.410). TLU finished the 2013 campaign with an 11-8 overall record. The Bulldogs’ 7-7 mark in their first season in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference was good enough for a fourth place SCAC finish. On July 17, 2006, Salazar was announced as the head coach for Texas Lutheran Men’s Soccer. He was promoted from his post as an assistant coach on the Bulldog staff and took the reigns to the program he played for as a student-athlete. Including his time spent as both a stu-dent-athlete and an assistant, Salazar has given 17 years to TLU. In 2008, Coach Salazar led the Bulldogs to the ASC Championship Tournament quar-terfinal round after an 8-7-3 regular season and a 7-4-2 mark in the conference. Salazar made the leap to head coach after

three years as the lead assistant for Michael Alderson, who coached the Bulldogs for the prior nine years. In his first campaign as head coach, Salazar guided the Bulldogs to a two-game improvement in the overall record and to a one-game improvement in the conference standings. Salazar lettered and started in all of his four seasons at TLU. As a defender and a three-year captain, Salazar was a two-time ASC All-Conference selection and a two-time ASC West Division First Team choice. The Bulldogs won the 2002 ASC Champi-onship with two ASC Championship Tour-nament victories at TLU’s Gustafson Field. The Bulldogs then made their first-ever appearance in an NCAA Division III tourna-ment game and hosted No. 1-ranked Trinity University (Texas) at Gustafson Field. The Bulldogs lost to Trinity 3-0 and ended the year with a sterling record of 14-4-2. Salazar graduated from TLU in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology. Salazar is a graduate of San Antonio’s Robert E. Lee High School. In addition to his assistant coaching du-ties at TLU, Salazar also coached at Central Catholic High School in San Antonio. As head coach, Salazar led Central Catholic to a 24-2-1 record in the 2005-06 season, Salazar’s only season with the high school team. Central Catholic advanced to the TAPPS 6A state semifinals in the 2005-06 season.

EDDIE Salazar

jimmy floresAssistant Coach

Kyle HarperAssistant Coach

bryan wilsonAssistant Coach

mat gormanAssistant Coach

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2015 roster


0 Christian Overman GK Fr. Schertz, Texas00 Brendan Soto GK Fr. Georgetown, Texas1 Jonathan Michael GK Sr. Coppell, Texas2 Alex Kimmel MF Fr. Keller, Texas3 Isaac Lopez MF Sr. Round Rock, Texas4 Zeke Del Toro D/MF Sr. Amarillo, Texas5 Augustin Cueva D Fr. Houston, Texas6 Fabian Linares F Fr. Keller, Texas7 Colin Nunley MF Jr. Keller, Texas8 Lalo Ramirez D Sr. Round Rock, Texas9 Alex Cortes D/MF Sr. Cedar Park, Texas10 Victor Vazquez F Fr. El Paso, Texas11 Luis Diaz D Fr. Dallas, Texas12 Walter Pinon D Sr. Humble, Texas13 Juan Hernandez MF So. San Antonio, Texas13 Nathan Sevigny D Fr. San Antonio, Texas14 Austin Mathews F Fr. Houston, Texas15 Miguel Candelario MF Fr. San Antonio, Texas


16 Eric Mendez MF Sr. Amarillo, Texas17 Tim Schaffer MF Sr. New Braunfels, Texas18 Nathan Drouillard D Jr. San Antonio, Texas19 Gabe Sanchez MF Sr. Round Rock, Texas20 Alejandro Martinez F Jr. Round Rock, Texas21 Victor Manzaba M Jr. Guayaquil, Ecuador22 David Ching M So. Keller, Texas24 Heriberto Perales D Fr. Del Rio, Texas26 Steven Ybarra D Jr. San Antonio, Texas27 Cristian Guardado MF Fr. Austin, Texas 28 Ethan Renfro MF Fr. Smithville, Texas30 William Cook D Jr. Katy, Texas31 Andrew Leibl F Sr. Canyon Lake, Texas

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2014 RESULTS (9-9-2, 6-7-1 SCAC)Aug. 30 Howard Payne W 3-0Sep. 1 Concordia L 2-3

Sep. 5 East Texas Baptist T 0-0Sep. 6 LeTourneau W 1-0Sep. 12 Schreiner* W 2-0

Sep. 19 Centenary* T 0-0 Sep. 21 Colorado College* L 1-2Sep. 26 Southwestern* L 1-2Sep. 29 Trinity* L 0-1

Oct. 3 Austin College* W 1-0Oct. 5 Dallas* L 0-1Oct. 10 Austin College* W 1-0Oct. 12 Dallas* L 0-1Oct. 17 Southwestern* W 3-2Oct. 19 Trinity* L 1-2Oct. 24 Centenary* W 1-0Oct. 26 Colorado College* L 0-1Oct. 31 Schreiner* W 1-0Nov. 7 Dallas (SCAC Tourney) W 2-0Nov. 8 Trinity (SCAC Tourney) L 0-3

# Player Points

3 Isaac Lopez 1720 Alejandro Martinez 1018 Nathan Drouillard 77 Colin Nunley 5

2 Players Tied 4

POINTS

# Player Goals

3 Isaac Lopez 620 Alejandro Martinez 518 Nathan Drouillard 317 Tim Schaffer 28 Lalo Ramirez 2

GOALS

# Player Assists

7 Colin Nunley 53 Isaac Lopez 5

6 Players Tied 1

ASSISTS

# Player Shots

20 Alejandro Martinez 53

3 Isaac Lopez 4822 David Ching 385 Andrew Welch 267 Colin Nunley 22

SHOTS



0 Ian Parker 1-0 8:00 0 0.00 4 1.00 0 0 0 0.0

1 Jonathan Michael 20-13 1860:55 18 0.87 70 .795 9 9 2 9.0

Total 20 1868:55 18 0.87 76 .809 9 9 2 10

GOALKEEPER STATS

# Player Shots

20 Alejandro Martinez 533 Isaac Lopez 485 Andrew Welch 26

22 David Ching 3817 Tim Schaffer 21

SHOTS ON GOAL

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# Player GP-GS G A Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GW PK-Att3 Isaac Lopez 19-18 6 5 17 48 .125 23 .479 4 2-2

20 Alejandro Martinez 20-18 5 0 10 53 .094 30 .566 2 0-018 Nathan Drouillard 19-19 3 1 7 16 .188 9 .562 2 0-07 Colin Nunley 20-15 0 5 5 22 .000 8 .364 0 0-0

17 Tim Schaffer 20-15 2 0 4 21 .095 9 .429 0 0-08 Lalo Ramirez 19-19 2 0 4 8 .250 4 .500 0 0-0

22 David Ching 18-15 1 1 3 38 .026 10 .263 1 0-019 Gabe Sanchez 12-1 1 0 2 7 .143 3 .429 0 0-09 Alex Cortes 19-17 0 1 1 18 .000 6 .333 0 0-0

27 Jerry Kent 17-3 0 1 1 11 .000 7 .636 0 0-021 Victor Manzaba 20-1 0 1 1 11 .000 1 .091 0 0-031 Andrew Leibl 17-7 0 1 1 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-05 Andrew Welsch 20-19 0 0 0 26 .000 11 .423 0 0-0

16 Eric Mendez 20-6 0 0 0 10 .000 3 .300 0 0-010 Gabriel Sosa 19-3 0 0 0 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-06 Thomas Struxness 19-4 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0

11 Saul Herrera 9-0 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-02 Andrew Morales 17-2 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0

25 Sam Wilmunen 1-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-04 Zeke Del Toro 20-18 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

30 Will Cook 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-014 Taylor Reynolds 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-012 Walter Pinon 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Lutheran University 8 8 4 0 20


SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Lutheran University 131 159 18 4 312

Opponents 98 118 6 2 224

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Lutheran University 31 44 1 0 76

Opponents 47 57 7 0 111

CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Lutheran University 31 44 1 0 76

Opponents 47 57 7 0 111

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Lutheran University 84 110 5 3 202

Opponents 95 115 9 1 220

Team Statistics TLU OPPSHOT STATS



Shot % .064 .080


SOG % .420 .420


Assists 16 13

CORNER KICKS 111 61


PENALTIES

Yellow Cards 20 34

Red Cards 2 2

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Lopez, a senior midfielder, played in 19 games last season for the Bulldogs, making 18 starts. He led the TLU squad with six goals and five assists, totaling 17 points. Four of his goals were game-winners, including a goal in the quarterfinals of the SCAC tournament. He marked a career-high two goals in that same game, converting his second penalty kick of the season. Lopez was a First

Team All-SCAC selection last season.

Micheal, a senior goalkeeper, spent 1860:55 minutes in the net last season, allowing just 18 goals, while grabbing 70 saves for a .795 save percentage. He posted a record of 9-9-2 with eight shutouts. Michael posted a season-high nine saves in two games, including in a 1-0 loss to SCAC champion Trinity. Michael earned Honorable Mention All-

SCAC honors last season.

Drouillard, a junior defender, played and started in 19 games last sea-son. He ranked third on the team with three goals, adding one assist for seven points. Drouillard totaled two game-winning goals on the season, both in conference play. In a September 5th loss to Concordia University, he posted a season-high three points with one goal and an assist. Drouillard was a Second Team

All-SCAC selection last year.

Martinez, a junior forward, played in all 20 games for the Bulldogs last season, starting 18 times. He was the second-leading scorer on the team with five goals. On October 17, Martinez posted a season-high two goals against Southwestern University to help the Bulldogs to a 3-2 win. He also marked a game-winner against LeTourneau University earlier in

the season. Martinez garnered Honorable Mention All-SCAC recognition last season.

ISAAC LOPEZSR., MF, ROUND ROCK, TEXAS

JONATHAN MICHAELSR., GK, COPPELL, TEXAS

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ALEJANDRO MARTINEZJR., F, ROUND ROCK, TEXAS

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WEBRamirez, a senior defender, played and started in 19 games for the Bulldogs last season, marking four total points on a pair of goals. He helped a defense that ranked third in the SCAC, allowing just .87 goals per game and posting eight shutouts. Ramirez was a Second Team All-SCAC selection in 2014.

LALO RAMIREZSR., D, ROUND ROCK, TEXAS

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2015 season preview

The Bulldogs and 10th-year Head Coach Eddie Salazar field a talented and experienced roster in 2015 - a roster that has the Bulldogs thinking about a deep run into the SCAC Champion-ship Tournament. The Bulldogs bring back 10 seniors, six juniors and two sopho-mores and welcome 14 freshman to the fold. TLU’s pre-season roster of 32 is the largest of the Bulldogs’ non-scholarship era, which began in the fall of 1999. The Bulldogs went 9-9-2 overall and 6-7-1 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference a year ago. That 6-7-1 mark was good enough for a No. 5 seed in the SCAC Championship Tour-nament, which TLU hosted in 2014. The Bulldogs exceeded their conference seed by knocking off University of Dallas 2-0 and facing No. 1 seed and national-ly-ranked Trinity in the SCAC semifinal. TLU lost a hard-fought and emotional semifinal with the Tigers 3-0. The Bulldogs return all but one player (graduated senior An-drew Welsch) from that SCAC semifinal team of a year ago. Leading scorer and assist man Isaac Lopez again will patrol and attack from the central midfield. He’ll have midfielders Colin Nunley and Tim Schaffer by his side and forwards Andrew Leibl and Alejando Martinez at his disposal. Sophomore David Ching has a year of experience under his belt after showing flashes of brilliance as a true freshman. Ching was an All-SCAC Honorable Mention Selection in his freshman season - a year in which he scored a goal and had an assist while starting 15 matches.

In addition to the returning First Team All-SCAC performer Lopez, TLU’s has All-SCAC Second Team returners in Nathan Drouillard (a defender) and Lalo Ramirez (another defender) and All-SCAC Honorable Mention returners Ching, Alejandro Martinez (a forward) and Jonathan Michael (the starting keep-er). Michael has appeared in 50 matches in his stellar career. He has recorded 21 shutouts. Nine of those shutouts came last year. In 2015, the Bulldogs will play under the lights for the first time ever at Gustafson Field. A generous financial gift from for-mer player, and now assistant coach, Mat Gorman has allowed for lights and a nice perimeter fence to be constructed at the field. TLU will play under the lights for the first time in the 2015 SCAC opener against Southwestern University on Sept. 15. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Courtesy of Texas Lutheran Sports Information

• TLU alum Eddie Salazar is in his 10th season with his alma mater. He is the longest-tenured men’s soccer coach in school history.

• Senior Isaac Lopez has led the team in scoring in each of the last two seasons, with six in 2014 and five in 2013.

• Colin Nunley has tied or led the team in assists in each of the last two seasons.

• Goalkeeper Jona-than Michael has started all four years. Michael has played in 50 matches for TLU, and recorded 21 shutouts. He had a career-best nine shutouts in 2014.

QUICK NOTES

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69 tigers

LOCATION:San Antonio, TexasFOUNDED:1869ENROLLMENT:2,700NICKNAME:TigersCOLORS:Maroon and whiteFACILITY:McGinlay Soccer FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Danny AndersonATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Bob KingATHLETIC TRAINER:Marc PowelMEN’S SOCCERHEAD COACH:Paul McGinlay

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 1 SCHREINER* 8 p.m.Sep. 4 CLAREMONT-MUDD-SCRIPPS 8 p.m.Sep. 5 BRANDEIS 6 p.m.Sep. 11 Hardin-Simmons @ Richardson, TX. 5 p.m.Sep. 13 at Texas-Dallas 5 p.m.Sep. 18 at Dallas* 4 p.m.Sep. 20 at Colorado College* 11 a.m.Sep. 25 CENTENARY* 8 p.m.Sep. 27 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 2 p.m.Oct. 2 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 7 p.m.Oct. 4 SOUTHWESTERN* 3 p.m.Oct. 9 DALLAS* 8 p.m.Oct. 11 COLORADO COLLEGE* 12 p.m.Oct. 16 at Centenary* 8 p.m.Oct. 18 at Austin College* 2 p.m.Oct. 23 at Texas Lutheran* 3 p.m.Oct. 25 at Southwestern* 4 p.m.Oct. 30 UC-SANTA CRUZ 7 p.m.Oct. 31 at Schreiner* 3 p.m.

QUICK FACTS

PresidentDr. Danny Anderson

Athletic DirectorBob King

Sports Information DirectorJustin Parker

Athletic TrainerMarc Powel

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Coaching staff

The 2015 season will mark the 25th campaign with Paul McGinlay at the helm of the Trinity Tigers men’s soccer team. Since becoming head coach in 1991, Coach McGinlay has amassed a record of 415-68-30, for a winning percentage of .838. He is the winningest active soccer coach, by percentage, in all NCAA Divisions. Coach McGinlay also stands fifth in the winning percentage column on the all-time list of NCAA soccer coaches. Respected by his peers, Coach McGinlay has been elected the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Regional Coach of the Year on nine occasions, including the 2014 season. Coach McGinlay led the Tigers to the 2003 NCAA Division III National Championship, with a perfect 24-0-0 record. The feat marked the first NCAA Championship - in any division - for a soccer team in the state of Texas. The championship team was inducted into the Trinity University Athletic Hall of Fame in October 2013. Trinity has competed in the NCAA Tournament for 13 straight years, and 18 of the last 19, including 2014. The Tigers have entered the postseason event as the top-ranked team in the nation seven times. Trinity was the na-tional runner-up in 2007. Additionally, the Tigers have advanced to the NCAA semifinals three times, and to the quar-terfinals on nine occasions, including

the 2014 campaign. Coach McGinlay’s teams have won the Southern Collegiate Athletic Confer-ence (SCAC) Championship 17 times, and have chalked up a SCAC record of 190-10-8 (.933). For his efforts, Coach McGinlay has been honored as SCAC Coach of the Year 12 times. Twenty-six Tigers have earned All-America honors during Coach McGinlay’s tenure. Sixteen players have been named either SCAC Player of the Year, or Offensive or Defensive Player of the Year. Josh Smith was selected as the NSCAA Division III National Player of the Year in 2003, and went on to a pro soccer career. Current Tiger women’s soccer coach Lance Key is a former Tiger All-American. The 2000 Trinity graduate later played for the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer. Trinity’s soccer field was renovated and renamed the Paul McGinlay Soccer Field, in Coach McGinlay’s honor. A special dedication ceremony was held in September 2011. Prior to coming to the Trinity campus, Coach McGinlay was an assistant men’s soccer coach at the College of Wooster (OH). He holds a United State Soccer Federation “A” License, and an Ad-vanced Diploma from the NSCAA. A native of Corby, England, Coach McGinlay is married to a 1992 Trinity graduate, the former Whitney Newman. The couple has a daughter, Claire (age 13), and son, Dylan (age 11).

PAUL McGinlay

CH FarmerAssistant Coach

Edward CarteeAssistant Men’s Soccer Coach

Juan LamadridGoalkeepers Coach

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown00 Todd Whittaker GK JR Goulburn, Australia

1 Chad Margotta GK SR San Antonio, TX

2 Francisco Vasquez DEF JR Saltillo, Mexico

4 Tom Carwile DEF SR Tulsa, OK

5 Brad Carabajal MF SR Albuquerque, NM

6 Ian Morris MF SO San Antonio, TX

7 Murray Fraser MF SR Dunfermline, Scotland

8 Emmanuel Raranje MF SR Harare, Zimbabwe

9 Steven Gaunt MF SR Houston, TX

10 Laurence Wyke MF FY Bolton, England

11 Brent Mandelkorn D/MF SO Frisco, TX

11 Goncalo Santana MF JR Salvador, Brazil

12 Todd Edwards MF JR Sydney, Australia

13 Derrick Horvath FOR SR Fairview, TX

14 Zach Brock MF SR San Antonio, TX

15 Chris Madden D/MF SO Coppell, TX

# Player Name Pos. Cl. Hometown16 Liam Looney DEF FY Boise, ID

17 Austin Michaelis MF/F FY Dallas, TX

18 Nick Koplyay DEF SO Ft. Collins, CO

19 Jorge Villamarin MF JR Bogota, Colombia

20 Luc Scranton MF FY Austin, TX

22 Kellen Reid DEF SO Coppell, TX

23 Luis Hurtado MF JR Cali, Colombia

24 Guy Harris DEF SO Dallas, TX

25 Christian Sakshaug MF FY San Antonio, TX

26 Ryan Hunter F/MF FY Albuquerque, NM

27 Daniel Ruano F/MF SO Dallas, TX

28 Cooper Fyfe MF SO Austin, TX

29 Daylon Gordon DEF JR Dallas, TX

30 Zac Treu DEF JR San Antonio, TX

32 Callum Squires FOR JR London, England

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2014 RESULTS (4-13-3, 4-8-2 SCAC)Aug. 29 St. Scholastica W 3-1Aug. 31 Washington University W 1-0Sep. 5 Hardin-Simmons W 2-1Sep. 6 Texas Dallas L 1-2Sep. 10 Southwestern* W 7-1Sep. 12 Christopher Newport W 5-3Sep. 19 Austin College* W 7-0Sep. 21 Dallas* W 4-1Sep. 26 Schreiner* W 7-0Sep. 29 Texas Lutheran * W 1-0Oct. 3 Centenary* W 5-0Oct. 5 Colorado College* W 1-0Oct. 10 Centenary* W 8-2Oct. 12 Colorado College* W 1-0Oct. 17 Schreiner* W 3-0Oct. 19 Texas Lutheran* W 2-1Oct. 24 Austin College* W 6-0Oct. 26 Dallas* W 4-0Oct. 31 Southwestern* W 4-0Nov. 2 UC Santa-Cruz W 2-0Nov. 8 Texas Lutheran** W 3-0Nov. 9 Colorado College** W 2-1Nov. 15 Hardin-Simmons*** W 2-1Nov. 16 Texas-Dallas*** W 1-0Nov. 21 Loras*** W 2-1Nov. 22 Wheaton*** L 1-2

# Player Points

9 Johnny Lawson 4410 Victor Araujo 28

20 Zacharias Edholm 2311 Goncalo Santana 174 Tom Carwile 14

POINTS

# Player Goals

9 Johnny Lawson 1820 Zacharias Edholm 1010 Victor Araujo 94 Tom Carwile 6

3 Players Tied 5

GOALS

# Player Assists

10 Victor Araujo 109 Johnny Lawson 8

11 Goncalo Santana 715 Roberto Camargo 7

2 Players Tied 4

ASSISTS

# Player Shots

10 Victor Araujo 1069 Johnny Lawson 824 Tom Carwile 45

20 Zacharias Edholm 4111 Goncalo Santana 36

SHOTS



0 Todd Whittaker 3-0 41:40 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0.1

1 Matt Cardone 25-16 2006:01 14 0.63 79 .849 22 2 0 8.3

00 Chad Margotta 9-1 298:02 3 0.91 4 .571 2 0 0 0.3

GOALKEEPER STATS

# Player Shots

9 Johnny Lawson 5110 Victor Araujo 4420 Zacharias Edholm 194 Tom Carwile 18

11 Goncalo Santana 16

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# Player GP-GS G A Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GW PK-Att9 Johnny Lawson 25-23 18 8 44 82 .220 51 .622 3 4-4

10 Victor Araujo 24-16 9 10 28 106 .085 44 .415 4 2-320 Zacharias Edholm 25-10 10 3 23 41 .244 19 .463 3 0-011 Gocalo Santana 24-17 5 7 17 35 .139 16 .444 2 0-14 Tom Carwile 24-24 6 2 14 45 .133 18 .400 2 0-0

26 Brent Mandelkorn 23-10 5 3 13 15 .333 10 .667 3 0-032 Callum Squires 19-0 5 1 11 20 .250 10 .500 0 0-015 Roberto Camargo 23-21 2 7 11 32 .062 13 .406 0 0-027 Nate Dauphin 18-0 4 0 8 21 .190 10 .476 0 0-013 Derrick Horvath 20-6 2 4 8 13 .154 5 .385 0 0-017 Murray Fraser 16-3 2 4 8 9 .222 9 1.000 0 0-06 Simon Uribe 25-25 2 3 7 34 .059 11 .324 2 0-0

22 Kellen Reid 19-11 3 0 6 13 .231 6 .463 2 0-028 Daniel Ruano 23-1 2 2 6 22 .091 6 .273 0 0-030 Zac Treu 25-25 2 1 5 21 .095 10 .476 0 0-016 Dylan Blumberg 25-25 2 0 4 15 .133 7 .467 0 0-012 Todd Edwards 13-1 1 2 4 5 .200 2 .400 0 0-07 Claudio Calistri 15-2 1 1 3 16 .062 7 .438 0 0-1

31 Stevem Gaunt 14-0 1 1 3 8 .125 3 .375 0 0-021 Ian Morris 21-2 1 0 2 7 .143 4 .571 1 0-033 Ryan Lord 2-0 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400 0 0-08 Emmanuel Raranje 10-0 1 0 2 2 .500 1 .500 1 0-02 Frsncisco Vasquez 26-26 1 1 1 10 .000 5 .500 0 0-0

19 Jorge Villamarin 4-0 0 1 1 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-018 Connor McKeon 9-0 0 1 1 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-014 Omar Sanchez 11-1 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-029 Luis Hurtado 4-0 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-025 Chris Madden 16-9 0 0 0 14 .000 7 .500 0 0-024 Guy Harris 5-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-023 Ben Kerley 10-2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-05 Brad Carabajal 17-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity University 36 48 1 -- 85

Opponents 8 9 0 -- 17

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity University 265 341 2 -- 608

Opponents 126 125 0 -- 251

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity University 44 40 0 -- 84

Opponents 88 107 0 -- 195

CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity University 96 95 1 -- 192

Opponents 48 42 0 -- 90

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity University 146 160 1 -- 307

Opponents 142 148 0 -- 290

Team Statistics TU OPPSHOT STATS



Shot % .140 .068


SOG % .461 .402

Shots/Game 23.4 9.7

Assists 64 11

CORNER KICKS 192 90


PENALTIES

Yellow Cards 39 38

Red Cards 0 1

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Carwile, a senior defender, played at started in 24 games for the Tigers last season. He was a First Team All-SCAC honoree last season, and later earned NSCAA All-America Second Team recognition. Last season, Carwile tallied six goals and a pair of assists for 14 points. He also added game-winners, one against

Christopher Newport and the other against Centenary during SCAC play. He has now totaled 19 goals and four assists in his career at Trinity.

Vasquez, a junior defender, played and started in all 26 games for the Tigers last season. He was an Honorable Mention All-SCAC selection in 2014 after helping a Trinity defense that allowed just 0.65 goals per game and posted 14 shutouts. He dished out one assist on the season. In 2013, Vasquez was the SCAC

Newcomer of the Year and earned Second Team All-SCAC honors.

Treu, a junior defender, played and started in 25 games for the Trinity squad last season and will return to help one of the nation’s strongest defenses. Treu and the Trinity back line held a 0.65 goal-against-av-erage, the 25th ranked in the nation. He also added to the offense for the Tigers, tallying a pair of goals and one assist

for five points. Treu was an Honorable Mention All-SCAC selection in 2014.

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Paul McGinlay is in his 25th season as head coach of the Trinity Tigers men’s soccer team. Since taking the helm in 1991, Coach McGinlay has become the winningest active soccer coach, by percentage, in all NCAA Divisions. He stands at 415-68-30 (.838) over 24 seasons. Coach McGinlay’s teams also have an impressive Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) record of 190-10-8 (.933). Coach McGinlay will have the services of six returning starters, included in the group of 14 players from the 2014 campaign. The Tigers completed the year with a 24-2-0 record, tying a school mark for wins in a season. Trinity won a 17th SCAC Championship, competed in its 18th NCAA Division III Tournament, and advanced to the national quarterfinals for the ninth time in program history. The National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) ranked the Tigers the No. 6 team in the nation, a ranking they hold entering the current season. In the NCAA Playoffs, the Tigers opened with a 2-1 victory over Hardin-Sim-mons University, followed by a 1-0 shutout of the University of Texas-Dallas. Trinity traveled to Wheaton, Illinois, and beat Loras (IA) College 2-1 in the third round. Host Wheaton College edged the Tigers 2-1 in the quarterfinals. Five starters have finished their Trinity playing days, including senior All-Amer-ica goalkeeper Matt Cardone and classmate Johnny Lawson, a forward. Lawson was elected the SCAC Offensive Player of the Year. Each signed a professional contract with the San Antonio Scorpions of the North American Soccer League. A significant loss was senior All-America midfielder Victor Araujo. In spite of the loss of so many starters, Coach McGinlay said that is part of the process. The continuity of the program will keep the team on a successful track, according to Coach McGinlay. “Rebuilding years are not permitted,” Coach McGinlay said. “We have an obli-gation to reload the squad each year. Each team is different. The composition of this year’s team will be younger than last year’s, but no less talented. Fans will see attractive football, and players from around the world. This will be a differ-ent version of Trinity soccer, but with the same kind of high expectations.” A key returnee is senior defender and team captain Tom Carwile, who earned NSCAA/Continental Tire Division III All-America Second Team honors. Carwile, also named to the NSCAA All-West Region Team, and the All-SCAC First Team, anchored the taut Tiger defense which permitted just 17 goals over a 26-game season. The versatile Carwile was selected as the SCAC Tournament Defensive Player, as Trinity defeated Colorado College 2-1 in the conference final. Offen-sively, Carwile scored six goals, with two game-winners, and dished out two assists for 14 points during the season. Junior defender Zac Treu made the All-SCAC Honorable Mention Team, while scoring two goals and sending out one assist. Francisco Vasquez, a junior defender, also was selected for the All-SCAC Honorable Mention Team. Soph-omore defender Kellen Reid scored three goals, two of which were game-win-ners. Senior goalkeeper Chad Margotta was not a starter, but allowed only three goals in nine games, for a 0.91 GAA. He also recorded four saves in the season. A returning defensive starter, sophomore Chris Madden, is back after playing a 14-game injury-shortened season. The versatile Madden is a defend-er/midfielder. Team-wise, Trinity posted a 0.65 goals-against average. That mark ranked the Tigers 25th nationally among more than 400 schools. “We had a defense that was very stingy,” Coach McGinlay added. “When you are giving up less than a goal a game in high competition, you have a chance of winning. And, our defense will be strong again.” On the offensive side, Trinity completed the season ranked No. 2 nationally, with 85 total goals, and was fifth with 3.27 goals per game. The Tigers also were ranked second in assists (64) and points (234). Returning starter Derrick Horvath, a senior forward, was an influential player who scored two goals and shelled out three assists. Horvath also was selected for the SCAC All-Tournament Team. Sophomore midfielder/defender Brent

Mandelkorn and junior forward Callum Squires each produced five goals for the Tigers last season. Mandelkorn had three game-winners and three assists, while Squires made two assists. In addition to Carwile, Margotta, and Horvath, the returning seniors are midfielders Brad Carabajal, Emmanuel Raranje, Murray Fraser, and Steven Gaunt. San Antonio native Zach Brock also returns to the Trinity squad as a senior. Goalkeeper Todd Whittaker, and midfielders Todd Edwards, Jorge Villamarin and Luis Hurtado join Treu and Squires as returning juniors. The sophomore class of Tigers consists of midfielders Ian Morris and Cooper Fyfe; defenders Guy Harris, Nick Koplyay, and Daylon Gordon; and forward/midfielder Daniel Ruano; along with Reid, Madden, and Mandelkorn. “We have always tried to command possession of the ball,” Coach McGinlay said. “We have players with good decision-making, technique, and athleticism. Going forward, we have players in multiple positions who can score goals.” A number of newcomers are expected to make an immediate impact on the team. Laurence Wyke hails from Bolton, England, and was a member of Manchester United Youth Academy. It is considered one of the most illustrious professional clubs in the world. Wyke also captained the England Schools national team. Joining Wyke in midfield is Christian Sakshaug. A native of Norway, Sakshaug attended Smithson Valley High School near San Antonio. He also was a member of the San Antonio Scorpions Youth Academy. Defender Liam Looney is from Boise, Idaho, and was a major contributor to the Boise Nationals, the two-time state champion club team. Joining him as a first-year defender is McCaleb Tay-lor from Fort Worth, Texas. The first-year class is also represented in midfield by Osvaldo Veloz of Mesquite, Texas, who played for FC Dallas; and Luc Scranton from Austin, Texas, a standout for Austin Lone Stars. Defender Alex Krantz of Oak Harbor, Washington, is the sole transfer player on the team. Krantz trans-ferred from a school in England. Two players who will provide impact in the attack are Ryan Hunter from Al-buquerque, New Mexico; and Austin Michaelis from Coppell, Texas. Each player chose Trinity over prominent NCAA Division I teams. Assistant Coach Edward Cartee, a former Tiger men’s standout, is impressed with the makeup of the 2015 version of Trinity’s team. Coach Cartee said the starters no longer on the roster will be missed, but other players will step up and play major roles. “We have a good mix of veterans and young guys who are returning, and talented new players,” Coach Cartee said. “We are going to have an extremely well-balanced team. The squad we are bringing in this season positions us to have that kind of team again We also have some superb veteran leadership.” Returning as assistant coaches are former Tiger standout CH Farmer, and goal-keeping coach Juan Lamadrid. He also the assistant coach with San Antonio Scorpions of the North American Soccer League. The Tigers open their 10-game regu-lar-season home schedule September 1 by hosting Schreiner University in an SCAC matchup. The SCAC Championship is slat-ed for November 6-8 at Colorado College in Colorado Springs. The NCAA Playoffs will be held November 13-22 at sites to be determined, with the semifinals and final taking place December 4-5 at Kansas City, Kansas.

Courtesy of Trinity Sports Information

• Head Coach Paul Mc-Ginlay is in his 25th year with the Trinity program

• Six starters will be returning to the squad, while there will be 14 total back from 2014

• The Tigers posted a record of 24-2-0 in 2014, tying the Trin-ity record for wins in a season

• Senior defender, Tom Carwile, will return after a successful season. Carwile earned NSCAA Sec-ond Team All-Ameri-can honors in 2014

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GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots. Shot % 25 23 18 8 44 82 .220

SOG SOG % PK-Att Game-winning goals 51 .622 4-4 3

GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots. Shot % 21 21 2 0 4 7 .286

SOG SOG% PK-Att Game-winning goals 2 .286 0-0 0

Gp GS Goals Against Goals against avg Saves Save %18 17 9 .52 43 .827

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2014 review - all-conference

Andrew Worthington Colorado College Sr. Tom Carwile Trinity Jr. Christian Wulff Colorado College So. Brandon Ogilvie Colorado College Sr. Andres Carreno-Mendez Southwestern So. Johnny Lawson Trinity Sr. Colton Allen Dallas Jr. Max Grossenbacher Colorado College Jr. Simon Uribe Trinity Sr. Zacharias Edholm Trinity So.Isaac Lopez Texas Lutheran Jr.Matt Cardone Trinity Sr.

Nathan Drouillard Texas Lutheran So.James Saulnier Austin College Sr.Curran Daniel Southwestern So.Lalo Ramirez Texas Lutheran Jr.Dylan Blumberg Trinity Fy.Victor Araujo Trinity Sr.Ivann Amaya Centenary College Fy.Stuart Beezley Colorado College Sr.Caden Mackenzie Colorado College So.Goncalo Santana Trinity So.Andrew Welsch Texas Lutheran Sr.Andrew Celio Austin College Sr.Theo Hooker Colorado College Fy.

Francisco Vasquez Trinity So. Zac Treu Trinity So. James Bernard Dallas Sr. Jack McCormick Colorado College So. David Ching Texas Lutheran Fy. Alejandro Martinez Texas Lutheran So. Cody Hollingshead Schreiner Jr. Robert Camargo Trinity Sr. Zach Faulkner Southwestern Sr. Tanner Irons Southwestern Fy. Matthew Wise Dallas Sr. Jonathan Michael Texas Lutheran Jr.

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AUSTIN COLLEGEJared Allen Michael Moran

CentenaryDaryn Beaugh Shane Edmonson Zach Kidder Kellen Klaus Michael Pullano Dilon Rogers Gabe Zahm

Colorado Col.Nathan Anderson Jacob Battock Stuart BeezleyVIctor BenthackSam BlockSoren FrykholmMax GrossenbacherElliot HillerTheo HookerIan HomeTrevor HoughtonRyan HuettelCaden MackenzieSam MarkinHunter MartinezJake McCormickSeth NewbyBrandon OgilvieConnor RademacherBrian RubinAndrew WorthingtonChristian WulffNick Zuschneid

DallasJames BernardStephen GahanTrae HamptonAaron HegemonBarton HoldridgeKevin KeyJohn LangsfeldBen ManningsJonathan Miskin Jacob SchnellMatt Wise

SchreinerFernando AlbiterBrady Baughman Jose BernalZach GarciaDaniel GonzalesDavid GonzalesMichael HormuthZach Jungman Brian LindseyMichael MazurekT.J. McGillBernardo MontalvoRaul Moreno

Mason RankinKelan RobinsonJon SicolaChase SmithNathan Wood

SouthwesternMarco Alocer-PelcastreKyle AllenVictor ArellanoCharles BerndtSteffen BerrJacob BuckleyMatthew ChaltainTimothy EammaZachary FaulknerBenjamin GilMalcolm Harvin-ConnerEvan JavorsRyan JonesRobert LehrPatrick LightGalen MungerMatthew NickellDaniel PooleSteven Resnik Steven SmithsonJohn Wall TEXAS LUTHERANMicah Clark Victor ManzabaJonathan MichaelColin NunleySaul RamosAlex SierraAndrew WelschColton Wilson

TRINITYBenjamin Anderson Carlos CamargoSean CantarellaMatthew Cardone Thomas DavisZacharias EdholmTodd EdwardsNicolas EstradaCarl ForstenAustin HaasJeffrey HayesWade HoffmanDerrick HorvathLuis Hurtado Mitchell KawamotoBrendan KennedyBen KerleyNathaniel KiszlaMatthew LandonRyan LordMichael RobinsonMarco Sant’AnnaCallum SquiresJacob SterculaSimon UribeTodd Whittaker

SCAC - ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL NSCAA - ALL AMERICAN

trinityGK Matt Cardone First TeamD Tom Carwile Second Team

NSCAA - ALL region

Colorado COLLEGED Andrew Worthington First TeamD Christian Wulff Second TeamM Max Grossenbacher Second TeamF Brandon Ogilvie Second Team

DallasF Colton Allen Second Team

Texas LutheranM Issac Lopez Second Team

TRINITYGK Matt Cardone First TeamD Tom Carwile First TeamD Simon Uribe First TeamM Victor Araujo First TeamF Johnny Lawson First Team

cosida/capital one - academic all american

Colorado collegeF Brandon Ogilvie Third Team

NSCAA - Scholar ALL AMERICAN

trinityM Simon Uribe Second Team

NSCAA - Scholar ALL Region

Colorado College (West)M Max Grossenbacher First TeamF Brandon Ogilvie First Team

trinity (SOuth)D Simon Uribe First Team

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D3Soccer.com - ALL american

TrinityM Victor Araujo Third Team

SCAC - Players of the week

september 2 - week 1 OFFENSIVE Colton Allen DallasDEFENSIVE Andrew Celio Austin College

september 8 - week 2 OFFENSIVE Ben Mannings DallasDEFENSIVE Andrew Worthington Colorado Col.

september 15 - week 3 OFFENSIVE Goncalo Santana TrinityDEFENSIVE Christian Wulff Colorado Col.

september 22 - week 4CO-OFFENSIVE Brandon Ogilvie Colorado Col.CO-OFFENSIVE Johnny Lawson TrinityDEFENSIVE Travis Carmichael Southwestern

September 29 - week 5 OFFENSIVE Andres Carreno-Mendez SouthwesternDEFENSIVE Rylan Whan Centenary Col.

October 6 - week 6 OFFENSIVE Kellen Reid TrinityDEFENSIVE Matt Cardone Trinity

October 13 - week 7 OFFENSIVE Brent Mandelkorn TrinityDEFENSIVE Matt Cardone Trinity

October 20 - week 8 CO-OFFENSIVE Colten Allen DallasCO-OFFENSIVE Chris Abad-Jacobi Austin CollegeDEFENSIVE Dylan Blumberg Trinity

October 27 - week 9 OFFENSIVE Johnny Lawson Austin CollegeDEFENSIVE Andrew Worthington Texas Lutheran

november 3 - week 10 OFFENSIVE Gabe Sanchez Texas LutheranDEFENSIVE Simon Uribe TrinitySPECIAL TEAMS Jonathan Michael Trinity

cosida/capital one - academic all district

Colorado COLLEGEM Max Grossenbacher First TeamF Brandon Ogilvie First Team

trinityM Simon Uribe First Team

822014 review - CUMULATIVE RESULTS

Week 1 8/31 v. East Texas Baptist, t 0-09/2 @ LeTourneau, l 0-29/5 @ Mary Hardin-baylor, l 1-49/7 @ Concordia, l 0-1

8/30 @ East Texas baptist, w 5-39/6 vs howard payne, w 1-0

8/29 vs. occidental, l 2-38/31 vs. mary hardin-bay-lor, w 2-09/5 vs. george fox, w 5-19/6 vs. kean, w 1-0

8/29 vs. concordia (tx), w 1-08/31 vs. southwestern (ks), w 3-09/6 @ linfield, w 2-09/7 @ pacific (or) w 1-0

Week 2 9/14 @ texas--dallas, t 3-3 9/12 *@ colorado college, l 0-49/13 vs. concordia (m’head), w 2-1

9/12 *vs. centenary, w 4-09/14 vs. concordia (m’head), w 6-0

9/14 vs. howard payne, l 0-1

Week 3 *9/19 v. Trinity, l 0-7*9/21 v. Southwestern, l 0-3

9/19 *@ texas lutheran, t 0-09/21 *@ schreiner, l 2-1

9/19 *@ schreiner, w 2-19/21 *@ texas lutheran, w 2-1

9/19 *vs. southwestern, l 0-19/21 *vs. trinity, l 1-4

week 4 *9/26 @ colorado college, l 0-2 *9/28 @ Centenary, t 0-0

9/26 *vs. dallas, w 2-09/28 *vs. austin college, t 0-0

9/26 *vs. austin college, w 2-09/28 *vs. dallas, w 3-0

9/26 *@ centenary, l 0-29/28 *@ colorado college, l 0-3

week 5 *10/3 V. Texas Lutheran, l 0-1*10/5 V. schreiner, l 0-2

10/3 *@ trinity, l 0-510/5 *@ southwestern, l 0-1

10/3 *@ southwestern, w 3-010/5 *@ trinity, l 0-1

10/3 *vs. schreiner, w 2-110/5 *vs. texas lutheran, w 1-0

week 6 *10/10 @ texas Lutheran, l 0-1*10/12 @ schreiner, l 3-4

10/10 *vs. trinity, l 2-810/12 *vs. southwestern, t 2-2

10/10 *vs. southwestern, w 2-010/12 *vs. trinity, l 0-1


week 7 *10/17 v. colorado college, t 1-1 *10/19 v. Centenary, w 3-2

10/14 vs. hendrix, l 1-210/17 *@ dallas, l 0-210/19 *@ austin college, l 2-3

10/17 *@ austin college, t 1-110/19 *@ dallas, t 2-2

10/17 *vs. centenary, w 2-010/19 *vs. colorado college, t 2-2

week 8 *10/21 V. Dallas, l 1-2 *10/24 @. Trinity, l 0-6*10/26 @ Southwestern, l 1-2

10/21 vs. louisiana college, l 0-110/24 *vs. texas lutheran, l 0-110/26 *vs. schreiner, l 1-2

10/24 *vs. schreiner, w 2-010/26 *vs. texas lutheran, w 1-0

10/21 *@ austin college, w 2-110/24 *@ southwestern, l 0-210/26 *@ trinity, l 0-4

week 9 *11/1 @. dallas, t 1-1 11/1 *vs. colorado college, l 1-2

11/1 *@ centenary, w 2-1 11/1 *vs. austin college, t 1-1

POstseason

11/8 **vs. southwestern, w 5-011/9 **vs. trinity, l 1-2

11/7 **vs. texas lutheran, l 0-2

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8/29 vs. howard payne, w 2-09/5 @ letourneau, w 2-1

8/29 vs. washington (mo), l 0-28/30 vs. st. scholastica, 0-49/5 vs. texas-dallas, l 0-3

8/30 vs. howard payne, w 3-09/1 vs. concordia (tx), l 2-39/5 @ east texas baptist, t 0-09/6 @ letourneau, w 1-0

9/29 vs. st. scholastica, w 3-19/31 vs. washington (mo), w 1-010/5 vs hardin-simmons, w 2-110/6 vs. texas-dallas, l 1-2

9/12 *vs. texas lutheran, l 0-2 9/10 *vs. trinity, l 1-79/14 vs. christopher newport, l 2-4

9/12 *@ schreiner, w 2-0 9/10 *@ southwestern, w 7-19/12 vs. christopher newport, w 5-3

9/19 *vs. colorado college, l 1-29/21 *vs. centenary, w 2-1

9/19 *@ dallas, w 1-09/21 *@ austin college, w 3-0

9/19 *vs. centenary, t 0-09/21 *vs. colorado college, l 1-2

9/19 *@ austin college, w 7-09/21 *@ dallas, w 4-1

9/26 *@ trinity, l 0-79/28 *@ southwestern, l 0-1

9/26 *vs. texas lutheran, w 2-19/28 *vs. schreiner, w 1-0

9/26 *@ southwestern, l 1-2 9/26 *vs. schreiner, w 7-0

10/3 *@ dallas, l 1-210/5 *@ austin college, w 2-0

10/3 *vs. colorado college, l 0-310/5 *vs. centenary, w 1-0

9/29 *@ trinity, l 0-110/3 *@ austin college, w 1-010/5 *@ dallas, l 0-1

9/29 *vs. texas lutheran, w 1-010/3 *vs. centenary, w 5-010/5 *vs. colorado college, w 1-0w

10/10 *vs. dallas, l 0-110/12 *vs. austin college, w 4-3

10/10 *@ colorado college, l 0-210/12 *@ centenary, t 2-2

10/10 *vs. austin college, w 1-010/12 *vs. dallas, l 0-1

10/10 *@ centenary, w 8-210/12 *@ colorado college, w 1-0

10/17 *vs. trinity, l 0-310/19 *vs. southwestern, w 1-0

10/17 *@ texas lutheran, l 2-310/19 *@ schreiner, l 0-1

10/17 *vs. southwestern, w 2-310/19 *vs. trinity, l 1-2


10/24 *@ colorado college, L 0-210/26 *@ centenary, w 2-1

10/24 *vs. Dallas, w 2-010/26 *vs. austin college, w 2-1

10/24 *@ centenary, w 1-010/26 *@ colorado college, l 0-1

10/24 *vs. austin college, w 6-010/26 *vs. dallas, w 4-0

10/31 *@ texas lutheran, l 0-1 10/31 *@ trinity, l 0-4 10/31 *vs. schreiner, w 1-0 10/31 *vs. southwestern, w 4-011/2 vs. uc santa cruz, w 2-0

11/7 **vs. southwestern, l 1-2

11/7 **vs. schreiner, w 2-111/8 **vs. colorado college, l 0-5

11/7 **vs. dallas, w 2-011/8 **vs. trinity, l 0-3

11/8 **vs. texas lutheran, w 3-011/9 **vs. colorado college, w 2-111/15 ***vs. hardin-simmons, w 2-111/16 ***vs. texas-dallas, w 1-011/21 ***vs. loras, w 2-111/22 ***vs. wheaton (ill), l 1-2

2014 review - CUMULATIVE RESULTS

842014 review - team statistic leaders

TEAM GP SHOTS AVG/GAMETrinity 26 608 23.38

Colorado College 21 464 22.10

Texas Lutheran 20 312 15.60

Dallas 21 283 14.15

Southwestern 20 267 12.71

Centenary 19 175 9.21

Austin College 17 170 8.95

Schreiner 19 160 9.41

SHOTS LEADERTEAM GP POINTS AVG/GAMETrinity 26 234 9.00


Dallas 20 58 2.90






POINTS LEADER

TEAM GP GOALS AVG/GAMETrinity 26 85 3.27




Dallas 20 20 1.00




GOALS LEADERTEAM GP ASSISTS AVG/GAMETrinity 26 64 2.46


Dallas 20 18 0.90






ASSISTS LEADER

TEAM GP GA AVG/GAMEColorado College 21 14 2.46

Trinity 26 17 2.00


Dallas 20 24 1.20




Southwetern 21 45 2.14

GOALS ALLOWED LEADERTEAM GP SAVES AVG/GAMEAustin College 19 139 7.32


Dallas 20 110 5.50


Trinity 26 84 3.23




SAVES LEADER

TEAM SUMMARIES GP GF-GA SCORE-AVG MARGIN PK-ATT SHOTS SAVES SAVE% CORNERSAUSTIN COLLEGE 19 14-44 0.74-2.32 -1.58 1-2 170 139 76.0 59

CENTENARY 19 20-39 1.05-2.05 -1.00 2-2 175 123 75.9 69

COLORADO COLLEGE 21 48-14 2.29-0.67 +1.62 5-7 464 52 78.8 140

DALLAS 20 20-24 1.00-1.20 -0.20 3-4 283 110 82.1 76

SCHREINER 17 18-29 1.06-1.71 -0.65 1-3 160 70 70.7 67

SOUTHWESTERN 21 21-45 1.00-2.14 -1.14 3-3 267 94 67.6 101

TEXAS LUTHERAN 20 20-18 1.00-0.90 +0.10 2-2 312 76 80.9 111

TRINITY 26 85-17 3.27-0.65 +2.62 6-9 608 84 83.2 192

85 2014 review - individual stat leaders

NAME-SCHOOL GP SHOTS AVG/GAMEVictor Araujo - TU 23 106 4.61

Johnny Lawson - TU 25 82 3.28

Brandon Ogilvie - Colo. 19 82 4.32

Matthew Wise - UD 20 62 3.10

Max Grossenbacher - Colo. 21 58 2.76

SHOTS LEADERNAME-SCHOOL GP POINTS AVG/GAMEJohnny Lawson - TU 25 44 1.76

Victor Araujo - TU 23 28 1.26

Brandon Ogilvie - Colo. 19 24 1.22

Max Grossenbacher - Colo. 21 23 1.10

Zacharias Edholm - TU 25 23 0.92

POINTS LEADER

NAME-SCHOOL GP GOALS AVG/GAMEJohnny Lawson - TU 25 18 .72

Brandon Ogilvie - Colo. 19 11 .58

Zacharias Edholm - TU 25 10 .40

Max Grossenbacher - Colo. 21 9 .43

Victor Araujo- TU 23 9 .39

GOALS LEADERNAME-SCHOOL GP ASSISTS AVG/GAMEVictor Araujo - TU 23 10 .43

Johnny Lawson - TU 25 8 .32

Roberto Camargo - TU 23 7 .30

Goncalo Santana - TU 24 7 .29

Caden Mackenzie - Colo. 20 6 .30

ASSISTS LEADER

NAME-SCHOOL GP GA AVG/GAMEP.J. Hasson - UD 20 9 .45

Theo Hooker - Colo. 18 9 .50

Matt Cardone - TU 25 14 .56

Tino Gamueda - UD 20 15 .75

Jonathan Michael - TLU 20 18 .90

GOALS AGAINST LEADERNAME-SCHOOL GP SAVES AVG/GAMEAndrew Celio - AC 19 132 6.95

Rylan Whan - Cent. 16 109 6.81

Matt Cardone - TU 25 79 3.16

Travis Carmichael - SU 19 79 4.05

Jonathan Michael - TLU 20 77 3.50

SAVES LEADER

NAME-SCHOOL GP GWGVictor Araujo - TU 23 4

Stuart Beezley - Colo. 21 4

Andres Carreno-Mendez - SU 20 4

Max Grossenbacher - Colo. 21 4

Isaac Lopez - TLU 19 4

Brandon Ogilvie - Colo. 19 4

GAME-WINNING GOALS LEADERNAME-SCHOOL GP SAVES GA SAVE%P.J. Hasson - UD 20 60 9 .870

Matt Cardone - TU 25 79 14 .849

Theo Hooker - Colo. 18 43 9 .827

Jonathan Michael - TLU 20 70 18 .795

Rylan Whan - Cent. 16 109 32 .773

SAVE PERCENTAGE LEADER

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 50% of their team’s games. Goalies must appear in at least 33% of their team’s minutes.

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team - Assists Per GameNational Leader: St. Scholastica..................................... 5.229. Trinity.................................................................................................. 3

team - Points Per GameNational Leader: St. Scholastica................................. 16.523. Trinity........................................................................................... 9.00

team - scoring offenseNational Leader: St. Scholastica.................................... 5.655. Trinity............................................................................................. 3.27

individual - Goals Against avgNational Leader: Isaiah Tyree, Grinnell........................0.21816. Theo Hooker, Colorado College.............................................. 0.7

individual - Save pctNational Leader: Isaiah Tyree, Grinell............................0.95924. P.J. Hasson, Dallas......................................................................0.855

individual - total goalsNational Leader: Austin Gerber, Keuka.............................2613. Johnny Lawson, Trinity.................................................................18

individual - total pointsNational Leader: Kyle Farrar, St. Scholastica.....................5916. Johnny Lawson, Trinity................................................................. 44

individual - total savesNational Leader: Mitchell Schneider, Iowa Wesleyan...... 22122. Andrew Celio, Austin College.................................................. 132

2014 review - ncaa statistical leaders

team - Team Goals Against AvgNational Leader: Messiah............................................. 0.7825. Trinity........................................................................................... 0.54

team - Total AssistsNational Leader: St. Scholastica...................................... 1202. Trinity.............................................................................................. 64

team - Total GoalsNational Leader: St. Scholastica....................................... 1302. Trinity................................................................................................. 85

team - Total PointsNational Leader: St. Scholastica .................................... 3802. Trinity.............................................................................................. 234

team - W-l-t PercentageNational Leader: Messiah............................................. 0.9352. Trinity........................................................................................... 0.923

88individual records - single game

Goals Scored no.1. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1992) 272. Scott Mury, Trinity (1998) 25 Chris Quinn, Trinity (2003) 25 Andrew Wright, Trinity (1997) 255. Josh Card, Trinity (2000) 24 Josh Card, Trinity (2002) 247. Neil Brunetz, Rhodes (1996) 238. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1991) 219. Cullen Davies, Trinity (2003) 2010. Brad Biard, Millsaps (1998) 19 J.R. Foster, DePauw (2000) 19 Patrick Floeck, Trinity (2007) 1913. Dennis Johnson, Trinity (1999) 18 Johnny Lawson, Trinity (2014) 18 Kynan McGary, Trinity (1991) 18 David Wishnew, Rhodes (2000) 18

Assists no.1. Noe Casanova, Trinity (2008) 192. Jeremy Baker, Hendrix (1996) 18 Yuri Ribeiro, Trinity (2013) 184. Brad Davis, Trinity (2000) 175. Chris Giebink, Trinity (2002) 16 Ben Stewart, Trinity (2007) 16 Alex Woods, Trinity (2004) 168. Chris Cairns, Sewanee (1993) 15 Matt Fechter, Colo. College (2012) 15 Josh Rosendahl, Oglethorpe (2006) 15 Matt Schueder, Centre (1991) 1512. Clayton Hayden, Sewanee (1994) 14 Clayton Hayden, Sewanee (1993) 14 Andrew North, Sewanee (2001) 1415. Scott Mury, Trinity (1999) 13 Ben Stewart, Trinity (2006) 13

points gls ast pts 1. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1992) 27 8 622. Josh Card, Trinity (2002) 24 12 603. Scott Mury, Trinity (1998) 25 9 594. Chris Quinn, Trinity (2003) 25 6 565. Andrew Wright, Trinity (1997) 25 5 556. Neil Brunetz, Rhodes (1996) 23 5 51 Josh Card, Trinity (2000) 24 3 518. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1991) 21 6 489. Cullen Davies, Trinity (2003) 20 7 47 Matt Fechter, Colo. College (2012) 16 15 47

goals per game g no. gpg1. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1992) 19 27 1.422. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1991) 16 21 1.313. Nathan Guice, Millsaps (1992) 10 13 1.304. Neil Brunetz, Rhodes (1996) 18 23 1.285. Nathan Guice, Millsaps (1994) 11 14 1.276. Josh Card, Trinity (2000) 20 24 1.207. Andrew Wright, Trinity (1997) 21 25 1.198. Scott Mury, Trinity (1998) 22 25 1.149. Joachim Shuller, Hendrix (1993) 12 13 1.0810. David Wishnew, Rhodes (2000) 17 18 1.06

assists per game g no. apg1. Jeremy Baker, Hendrix (1996) 16 18 1.132. Noe Casanova, Trinity (2008) 22 19 0.863. Brad Davis, Trinity (2000) 20 17 0.854. Andrew North, Sewanee (2001) 18 15 0.835. Alex Woods, Trinity (2004) 20 16 0.806. Josh Rosendahl, Oglethorpe (2006) 19 15 0.797. Clayton Hayden, Sewanee (1994) 18 14 0.788. Chris Cairns, Sewanee (1993) 20 15 0.75 Matt Schueder, Centre (1991) 20 15 0.7510. Yuri Ribeiro, Trinity (2013) 25 18 0.72

Points per game g gl as pt p/g1. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1992) 19 27 8 62 3.262. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1991) 16 21 6 48 3.003. Neil Brunetz, Rhodes (1996) 18 23 5 51 2.834. Nathan Guice, Millsaps (1992) 10 13 1 27 2.705. Scott Mury, Trinity (1998) 22 25 9 59 2.686. Joachim Shuller, Hendrix (1993) 12 13 6 32 2.677. Andrew Wright, Trinity (1997) 21 25 5 55 2.628. Josh Card, Trinity (2002) 23 24 12 60 2.619. Josh Card, Trinity (2000) 20 24 3 51 2.5510. Nathan Guice, Millsaps (1994) 11 14 0 28 2.55

goal against avg g sv ga min gaa1. Jared Newton, Trinity (1996) 13 50 4 1087 0.33122. Josh Rosenblum, Trinity (2002) 20 45 5 1209 0.37223. David Steinberg, Trinity (2007) 24 49 8 1815 0.39674. Josh Rosenblum, Trinity (2003) 24 37 5 1107 0.40655. Nate Sprenkel, DePauw (2010) 18 63 8 1657 0.43456. Matt Cardone, Trinity (2012) 22 69 10 2013 0.4471 7. Brian Engle, Colo. College (2008) 11 39 5 993 0.45328. Matt Cardone, Trintiy (2013) 24 55 10 1910 0.47129. Forrest Marowitz, Colorado (2012) 19 64 9 1563 0.5182 10. Theo Hooker, Colorado (2014) 18 43 9 1498 0.5407

saves g no.1. Brian Duncan, Hendrix (1996) 16 1832. Josh Wilson, Millsaps (1998) 20 1723. Scott Kent, Oglethorpe (1995) 15 1564. Andrew Celio, Austin College (2012) 20 1495. Scott Killough, Trinity (1992) 22 1396. Tim Chappell, Hendrix (1997) 14 1367. Andrew Celio, Austin College (2014) 19 1328. Jeremy Dobay, Millsaps (1996) 16 129 Jake Milner, Millsaps (2007) 17 12910. Jeb Burch, Centre (1992) 17 126

saves per game g no. gpg1. Brian Duncan, Hendrix (1996) 16 183 11.442. Scott Kent, Oglethorpe (1995) 15 156 10.403. Gary Kurzer, Hendrix (1992) 8 83 10.384. Tim Chappell, Hendrix (1997) 14 136 9.715. Jeremy Dobay, Millsaps (1994) 10 95 9.506. Josh Wilson, Millsaps (1998) 20 172 8.607. Jeremy Dobay, Millsaps (1996) 16 129 8.068. Matt Dickinson, Austin (2008) 8 63 7.889. Jake Milner, Millsaps (2007) 17 129 7.5910. Jonathan Bassler, Oglethorpe (2002) 12 90 7.50

89 team records - single gam

team scoring gm gl gpg1. Trinity (2000) 20 96 4.802. Trinity (2001) 19 86 4.533. Trinity (2002) 23 103 4.484. Trinity (2004) 20 88 4.405. Trinity (1997) 21 92 4.386. Trinity (2003) 24 101 4.217. Centre (1994) 20 84 4.208. Trinity (2006) 21 83 3.959. Trinity (2005) 22 85 3.8610. Centre (1991) 21 79 3.76 11. Trinity (2010) 23 86 3.7412. Centre (1993) 19 71 3.74

goal diff. gs ogs +/-1. Trinity (2003) 101 7 +942. Trinity (2002) 103 14 +893. Trinity (2013) 93 10 +834. Trinity (2007) 88 10 +785. Trinity (2000) 96 20 +766. Trinity (2004) 88 13 +757. Trinity (2001) 86 13 +738. Trinity (1997) 92 22 +709. Trinity (2005) 85 16 +6910. Trinity (1999) 82 14 +68 Trinity (2010) 86 18 +68 Trinity (2014) 85 17 +6813. Trinity (2006) 83 17 +66

team defense g ogs min og/g1. Trinity (2003) 24 7 2178 0.28932. Trinity (2013) 25 10 2286 0.39373. Trinity (2007) 24 10 2200 0.40914. DePauw (2010) 18 8 1676 0.42965. Trinity (2012) 24 14 2264 0.55656. Trinity (1996) 20 12 1860 0.58067. Trinity (2002) 23 14 2120 0.59438. Centre (2002) 18 11 1660 0.59649. Colo. College (2012) 22 13 1960 0.596910. DePauw (2001) 18 11 1653 0.598911. Trinity (1999) 23 14 2100 0.600012. Trinity (2009) 19 12 1793 0.6023

def. shutouts g so so/g1. Trinity (2003) 24 19 0.792. Trinity (2013) 25 17 0.683. DePauw (2010) 18 12 0.674. Trinity (2009) 19 12 0.635. Centre (2002) 18 11 0.616. Trinity (1999) 23 14 0.617. Trinity (1996) 20 12 0.608. Trinity (2012) 24 14 0.589. Centre (1995) 19 11 0.5810. Trinity (2002) 23 13 0.5711. DePauw (2001) 18 10 0.56 Rhodes (1996) 18 10 0.56

winning % w-l-t pct.1. Trinity (2003) 24-0-0 1.0002. Trinity (2007) 23-1-0 .9583. Trinity (2000) 19-1-0 .950 Trinity (2004) 19-1-0 .9505. Trinity (2008) 20-1-1 .9326. Trinity (2006) 19-1-1 .9297. Trinity (2014) 24-2-0 .9238. Centre (1995) 17-1-1 .9219. Trinity (2002) 20-1-2 .91310. Centre (1991) 19-2-0 .90511. Trinity (1996) 18-2-0 .90012. Trinity (2005) 19-2-1 .88613. Trinity (1997) 18-2-1 .88114. Trinity (2012) 19-1-4 .87515. Trinity (2013) 21-3-1 .860

90individual/team records - single season

goals21 Centre (vs. Fisk - 0) 10/19/91

margin of victory21 Centre 21, Fisk 0 10/19/91

*assists17 Rhodes (vs. Rust) 9/5/0914 Oglethorpe (vs. Fisk) 9/30/0413 Centre (vs. Aurora University) 10/17/0213 Trinity (vs. Hendrix) 9/30/05

*shots54 Trinity (vs. Austin College) 10/24/1450 Oglethorpe (vs. Fisk) 9/30/0449 Colorado College (vs. Schreiner) 10/18/1347 Trinity (vs. Centenary) 9/27/13

*stats kept since 2002

goals 7 Zach Atkinson, Oglethorpe (vs. Fisk) 9/30/045 Wheeler Graf, Rhodes (vs. Illinois College) 9/16/055 Sam Temple, Austin (vs. Dallas Christian) 9/18/104 Brian Biffle, Rhodes (vs. Clayton State) 9/17/944 Andrew Wright, Trinity (vs. Sewanee) 9/20/974 Andrew Wright, Trinity (vs. Millsaps) 9/27/974 Jay Williams, Oglethorpe (vs. Thomas More) 10/26/974 Andrew Wright, Trinity (vs. Southwestern) 11/5/974 Scott Mury, Trinity (vs. Hendrix) 9/20/984 Scott Polancich, Sewanee (vs. Hendrix) 9/26/994 Josh Card, Trinity (vs. Rose-Hulman) 9/28/014 Mike Marino, Trinity (vs. Hendrix) 9/22/024 James Parks, Oglethorpe (vs. Huntingdon) 9/29/024 Chris Quinn, Trinity (vs. Millsaps) 10/5/034 Frank Monteleone, O’thorpe (vs. Millsaps) 11/8/03 4 Chris Quinn, Trinity (vs. UT-Dallas) 9/11/04 4 Nick Noel, DePauw (vs. Franklin) 10/12/064 German Gomez, Trinity (vs. St. Olaf ) 10/15/064 Patrick Floeck, Trinity (vs. B’ham-Southern) 10/24/084 Connor Silvestri, Hendrix (vs. La. College) 9/5/09 4 Logan Eberly, Rhodes (vs. Rust) 9/5/094 Nick Bailey, Rhodes (vs. Rust) 9/5/09 4 Tyler Evans, Birmingham (vs. Sewanee) 10/2/094 Matt Fechter, Colo. College (vs. Oglethorpe) 10/18/094 Connor Silvestri, Hendrix (vs. E. Tex. Bapt.) 9/1/104 Evan Perkins, Southwestern (vs. TX Lutheran) 8/31/12

assists6 Jeremy Baker, Hendrix (vs. Ozarks) 9/24/965 Mike Weckenbrock, Centre (vs. Oglethorpe) 9/20/02

points16 Zach Atkinson, Oglethorpe (vs. Fisk) 9/30/0412 Logan Eberly, Rhodes (vs. Rust) 9/5/0910 Wheeler Graf, Rhodes (vs. Illinois College) 9/16/0510 Scott Mury, Trinity (vs. Hendrix) 9/20/9810 Frank Monteleone, Oglethorpe (vs. Fisk) 9/30/0410 Nick Bailey, Rhodes (vs. Rust) 9/5/0910 Sam Temple, Austin (vs. Dallas Christian) 9/18/10

*shots16 David Allen, Sewanee (vs. Rose-Hulman) 9/28/0216 Zach Atkinson, Oglethorpe (vs. Fisk) 9/30/04

goalie saves22 Andrew Celio, Austin College (vs. Trinity) 10/24/1420 Shane Olson, Oglethorpe (vs. Maryville, Tn.) 10/28/97

*stats kept since 2002

individual records team records

miscellaneous records

most consecutive winsTrinity (2003-2004) 43

most consecutiveconference wins Trinity (2009-2012) 37

longest unbeaten streakTrinity (2003-2004) 43

longest unbeaten streak (conference-reg. season)Trinity (2006-2012) 69 (66-0-3)

most consecutiveconference titlesTrinity (2002-2010) 9

91 individual records - career

assists g no.1. Clayton Haden, Sewanee (1993-96) 76 452. Noe Casanova, Trinity (2005-08) 81 413. Andrew North, Sewanee (1998-01) 75 394. Alex Woods, Trinity (2001-04) 84 38 Yuri Ribiero, Trinity (2010-13) 82 386. Ben Stewart, Trinity (2004-07) 87 377. Jeremy Rotter, Centre (1994-97) 71 368. Scott Mury, Trinity (1996-99) 85 349. Matt Fechter, Colo. College (2009-12) 79 3310. Alex Marsden, Centre (02); Sewanee (03-05) 70 32 Josh Rosendahl, Oglethorpe (2003-06) 71 32

assists per game g apg(MINIMUM 2 YEARS)1. Clayton Haden, Sewanee (1993-96) 76 0.592. Chris Cairns, Sewanee (1992-94) 56 0.553. Andrew North, Sewanee (1998-01) 75 0.524. Jeremy Rotter, Centre (1994-97) 71 0.515. Noe Casanova, Trinity (2005-08) 81 0.516. Nick Noel, DePauw (2005-06) 35 0.497. Yuri Ribiero, Trinity (2010-13) 82 0.468. Alex Marsden, Centre (02); Sewanee (03-05) 70 0.469. Alex Woods, Trinity (2001-04) 84 0.4510. Josh Rosendahl, Oglethorpe (2003-06) 71 0.45

goals scored g no.1. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1991-94) 73 732. Josh Card, Trinity (1999-02) 81 723. Neil Brunetz, Rhodes (1993-96) 71 644. Chris Quinn, Trinity (2001-04) 77 595. Cullen Davies, Trinity (2002-05) 79 53 Patrick Floeck, Trinity (2005-08) 84 537. Scott Mury, Trinity (1996-99) 85 528. Scott Polancich, Sewanee (1997-00) 76 509. J.R. Foster, DePauw (1998-01) 75 48 Andrew Wright, Trinity (1996-99) 73 48

goals per game g gpg(MINIMUM 2 YEARS)1. Will Lukow, Oglethorpee (1991-94) 73 1.002. Frank Monteleone, Oglethorpe (2003-04) 32 0.913. Neil Brunetz, Rhodes (1993-96) 71 0.904. Josh Card, Trinity (1999-02) 81 0.895. Nathan Guice, Millsaps (1992-95) 49 0.846. Nick Noel, DePauw (2005-06) 35 0.807. Chris Quinn, Trinity (2001-04) 77 0.778. Chris Cairns, Sewanee (1992-94) 56 0.689. Connor Silvestri, Hendrix (2009-11) 52 0.6710. Cullen Davies, Trinity (2002-05) 79 0.67

points g gls ast pts1. Josh Card, Trinity (1999-02) 81 72 24 168 2. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1991-94) 73 73 21 1673. Neil Brunetz, Rhodes (1993-96) 71 64 22 1504. Chris Quinn, Trinity (2001-04) 77 59 23 141 5. Scott Mury, Trinity (1996-99) 85 52 34 138 6. Cullen Davies, Trinity (2002-05) 79 53 26 1327. Scott Polancich, Sewanee (1997-00) 76 50 31 1318. J.R. Foster, DePauw (1998-01) 75 48 27 1239. Matt Fechter, Colo. College (2009-12) 79 44 33 12110. Yuri Ribiero, Trinity (2010-13) 82 40 38 118

points per game g gls ast pts pts/g(MINIMUM 2 YEARS)1. Will Lukow, Oglethorpe (1991-94) 73 73 21 167 2.2882. Frank Monteleone, O’thorpe (2003-04) 32 29 10 68 2.1253. Neil Brunetz, Rhodes (1993-96) 71 64 22 150 2.1134. Nick Noel, DePauw (2005-06) 35 28 17 73 2.086 5. Josh Card, Trinity (1999-02) 81 72 24 168 2.0746. Chris Cairns, Sewanee (1992-94) 56 38 31 107 1.9117. Chris Quinn, Trinity (2001-04) 77 59 23 141 1.8318. Nathan Guice, Millsaps (1992-95) 49 41 3 85 1.7359. Scott Polancich, Sewanee (1997-00) 76 50 31 131 1.72410. Cullen Davies, Trinity (2002-05) 79 53 26 132 1.671

goals against avg g gls ast pts pts/g(MINIMUM 2500 minutes in goal)1. Josh Rosenblum, Trinity (2000-03) 58 88 13 2894 0.40432. Matt Pepping, Trinity (2001-03) 54 72 15 2815 0.47963. Matt Cardone, Trinity (2011-14) 82 227 40 6717 0.53604. David Steinberg, Trinity (2004-07) 56 102 26 3821 0.61245. Matt Handy, Trinity (2004-05) 41 67 25 3327 0.67636. Patrick Johnson, Trinity (2006-09) 57 103 30 3780 0.71437. Jacob Sither, Centre (2001-03) 49 171 37 4378 0.7606 8. Jared Newton, Trinity (1996-99) 77 224 56 6254 0.80599. Brian Missey, DePauw (1998-01) 38 164 27 2945 0.8251 10. Charlie Brightwell, Rhodes (1993-96) 66 236 54 5841 0.8320

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