2001 TITAN MEN'S SOCCER -...

2001 Cal State Fullerton Men's Soccer • 1

All-Time Roster ........................27-28Ammann, Bob .................................. 3Athletics Directory ......................... 15Big West Conference ..................... 18Coaching Staff ..............................2-3Department Directory .................... 15History of Men's Program .........26-28Media Information ...................... IBCMistri, Al .......................................... 2MPSF Standings for 2000 .............. 18NCAA Championship Results ....... 28Olympians ...................................... 27Opponents for 2001 ..................16-17Parking Information .................... IBCPlayer Profiles .............................7-15Professional Alumni .................30-31Pronunciation Guide ........................ 6Quick Facts .................................. IFCRecord Book .............................24-25Records vs. Opponents .................. 29

2001 TITAN MEN'S SOCCER

Roster ............................................... 6Season Preview .............................4-5Soto, Eddie ....................................... 3Stadium .......................................... 32Statistics for 2000 .......................... 19Year-by-Year Results................20-23

This is Cal State Fullerton ............33-44Academic AssistanceAdministrationArea AttractionsAthletics HistoryAthletic TrainersCampus ProfileCoaching StaffFacilitiesMascot and NicknameMission StatementNotable AlumniStrength & Conditioning

On the Cover...Seniors Ray Ramirez, left, and Keith

Buckley (13) will lead a young Titan teamin 2001. Photos by Matt Brown.

2001 Titan SoccerMen's Head Coach: Al Mistri ....................................................... (714) 278-5414Men's Assistant Coaches: . Bob Ammann (278-3244) and Eddie Soto (278-2267)Women's Head Coach: Ali Khosroshahin ..................................... (714) 278-4053Women's Assistant Coaches: ....... Dana Mariotti (278-4902) and Scott Alexander................... (Soccer Offices Located in the Titan Stadium Press Box)Men's Soccer FAX: ...................................................................... (714) 278-3425Women's Soccer FAX: ................................................................. (714) 278-5739

This guide was produced by the Athletic Media Relations Office at Cal State Fullerton.Written and edited by Mel Franks with assistance from Ryan Ermeling and Jason Spencer.Cover design by Ryan Ermeling. Photos by Matt Brown and Mike Riley. Printing by DumontPrinting, Fresno, California.

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2 • 2001 Cal State Fullerton Men's Soccer

"To be the best, you must play the best," says Mistri of his schedulingphilosophy. Fullerton annually opens the season with a Labor Day WeekendFILA Tournament that typically features teams boasting recent NCAAplayoff appearances. The Titans always play UCLA at least one each seasonand this year they play both Cal and Stanford in the Bay Area.

Since the stadium was erected for the 1992 season, the Titans' overallrecord is 118-58-11 (.660) with no losing seasons. In the last three seasonsthe Titans are 43-16-3 ( .718). And with better players has come the influenceof professional soccer, bringing both plusses and minuses. Products of theTitans' men's program are now scattered on numerous professional rostersand Brian Dunseth and Joe DiGiamarino were members of the 2000 U.S.Olympic team, giving Mistri four Olympians including soccer Hall of FamerRick Davis (at Damien HS) and former Titan Mike Fox.

"I'm OK with the professional situation," says Mistri, who has seenseveral stars leave for pay before their eligibility had expired. "It's an outletand a boost for soccer. It's part of what we are about."

The Titans reached a new zenith last Spring when senior DuncanOughton, who already had graduated in seven semesters, was selected in thefirst round of the MLS draft by the Columbus Crew. Oughton also was CalState Fullerton's male scholar-athlete of the year for 2000-01.

Mistri, who is surpassed only by fencing Coach Heizaburo Okawa(22nd season) in campus seniority, is ranked No. 22 in victories among activeDiv. I head coaches and his .596 winning percentage puts him in the top 50.He boasts five trips to the NCAA playoffs in the past eight years with a 7-6-1 record. His best season was in 1993 with a 16-7 mark as Fullerton won threesuccessive road playoff matches and reached the Final Four at Davidson, NC.Mistri's 1986 team won the Pacific Coast Athletic Association championshipto earn him his first NCAA trip.

He has coached dozens of professional players at Fullerton includingU.S. Olympian and National Team pool player Mike Fox, who also played forthe Wichita Wings (MISL); Bob Ammann of the Edmonton Brickmen, LosAngeles Salsa (APSL) and a team in Neuchatel, Switzerland; and LewisGarcia of the Los Angeles Kickers. More recent professional players includeMLS veteran goalkeeper Mike Ammann, now of D.C. United, who began hisprofessional career with a stint with Charlton, a First Division team inEngland; Paul McDonnell, Ken Hesse and Ricky Rodriguez with the 1997Anaheim Splash of the Continental Indoor Soccer League and recent MLSplayers Brad Wilson, Joe DiGiamarino, Peter Lak, Joey Franchino and BrianDunseth. Antonio Martinez (Dallas) and Colby Jackson (New York/NewJersey) both were selected in the 2000 MLS draft and Martinez is a regularwith Dallas. And now Oughton is a significant player for Columbus.

PERSONAL FILE: Mistri attended the University of Bologna in Italybefore coming to Southern California, where he graduated from Cal PolyPomona in 1970. He received his U.S. Soccer Federation "B" coachinglicense in 1973 and his "A" license in 1976. Mistri was at the helm of one ofthe top high school programs in Damien of LaVerne. In a 10-year stint, Mistriposted a 190-40-14 record while participating in the CIF playoffs nine times.Two of his top players were Mike Hunter and Rick Davis. Hunter played forthe Los Angeles Lazers in the MISL and Davis debuted at 19 years of age forthe New York Cosmos of the NASL and was the captain of the U.S. NationalTeam along with being a U.S. Olympian in 1984 and 1988. Al and his wife,Nikki, live in Fullerton. They have two adult children -- Michelle, a graduateof UC Santa Barbara, and Jeffrey, a graduate of Cal State Fullerton.

Al Mistri is in his thirddecade as men's soccer coachat Cal State Fullerton yet hemaintains the passion andcommitment to improving theprogram that he had in hisrookie season in 1981. As apart-time Titan coach whilestill teaching at Damien HighSchool in LaVerne, he keptthe program vibrant in the1980s. His appointment to afull-time coaching positionand the construction of TitanStadium in the 1990s allowedhim to establish the programas a perennial national titlecontender. And now in thenew century his aim is to in-crease the presence of Titan soccer in the community.

"We've put the men's soccer program on the map, so to speak,the last 10 years and now it's time we make it a more concrete factorin the university and the community," said Mistri, who has compiledan impressive 229-150-31 record while playing the strongest compe-tition he could schedule.

"We've brought in and developed quality players and alwaysplayed an exciting brand of soccer. A wide-open style has been ourtrademark and now there's an outlet for our players to play profession-ally. We've had eight or nine players at a time making a living atsoccer. We've also reached for a unique audience that includes a lotof first-generation college students."

Mistri will have even more energy and time to devote to hisprogram in 2001 now that he has relinquished control of the women'sprogram that he founded in 1993.

"This is the first time since 1992 that I can worry about just onething," said Mistri. "We've got sufficient funding and staffing so thatwe can finally see all the players we want to see in recruiting. I havetwo ex-Titan assistants on the staff -- Bob Ammann is from the 1980sand Eddie Soto is from the 1990s. I think it's another part of thestability of the program. We are well beyond just being survivorshere."

Titan soccer has long been successful on the pitch with an all-time Div. I winning percentage of just under .600 (291-190-44, .595).But the support and respect for the program hasn't been as good. Therewere five head coaches during the six seasons prior to Mistri's arrival.Even then the team seldom got new uniforms and the laundry was donein the Mistri residence.

But the 54-year-old native of Bologna, Italy, can see tangibleprogress. Local bus rides have given way to flights for tournamentappearances across the country. The Titans go to New Jersey (Rutgers)this year to continue a trend of East Coast trips to Vermont, Virginiaand South Carolina in the past few years. They've also competed intournaments in Texas, Kentucky, Colorado and Washington in thepast seven seasons as well as taken almost annual trips to USD andUCLA.

HEAD COACH AL MISTRI


Assistant Coach Bob Ammann

Bob Ammann is in his 11th season as anassistant coach at Cal State Fullerton, his sev-enth on a full-time basis. His tremendousexperience as a coach, professional player andformer Titan has been a tremendous benefit tothe coaching staff. His experience as a first-class goalkeeper has been of particular value tothe Titan squads.

Ammann graduated from Cal State Ful-lerton in 1986 after a storied playing career(1983-86) as a Titan under Head Coach AlMistri. He posted 12 career shutouts includingsix in the 1986 season when he helped theTitans capture the Pacific Coast Athletic Asso-ciation championship. His best goals-againstaverage was 1.250 in 1985, his junior cam-paign.

Former Titan All-American Eddie Sotojoins the Cal State Fullerton men’s program asa coach for the 2001 season. The Titans' ca-reer scoring leader until last season, Soto bringsthe unique perspective of current professionalplaying experience as well as thorough knowl-edge of the Fullerton system to the Titans' stu-dent-athletes.

Soto played for Head Coach Al Mistri inthe 1992 through 1994 seasons and graduatedin 1995 with a degree in kinesiology. In threeseasons he scored 38 goals and totaled 96points, both of which were school careerrecords until surpassed late last season byDuncan Oughton (41 goals, 97 points in fourseasons). Soto still holds the single-seasonrecord for goals with 18 in 1994. He was asecond-team All-American in 1992 by the Na-tional Soccer Coaches Association and earned

Mistri's Coaching Record at Cal State FullertonMEN'S PROGRAMYEAR W L T PCT1981 .......... 13 6 0 .6841982 .......... 13 6 3 .6591983 .......... 8 11 2 .4291984 .......... 10 6 5 .5951985 .......... 10 9 1 .5251986 .......... 8 11 2 .4291987 .......... 12 7 1 .6251988 .......... 7 11 2 .4001989 .......... 12 7 1 .6251990 .......... 8 8 3 .500

WOMEN'S PROGRAMYEAR W L T PCT1993 2 14 2 .1671994 6 9 3 .4171995 14 5 0 .7371996 13 6 2 .6671997 7 13 1 .3571998 8 10 1 .4471999 6 12 2 .3502000 8 12 0 .400Totals 64 81 11 .446

YEAR W L T PCT1991 .......... 10 10 0 .5001992 .......... 12 6 0 .6671993 .......... 16 7 0 .6961994 .......... 14 7 2 .6521995 .......... 12 8 0 .6001996 .......... 11 4 6 .6671997 .......... 10 10 0 .5001998 .......... 14 5 2 .7141999 .......... 14 5 0 .7372000 ..........15 6 1 .705

Totals 229 150 31 .596

Ammann played at the professional levelfor Neuchatel Xamax of the Swiss First Divi-sion in 1989 and 1990. He also played forBrighton and Hove Albion F.C. in England, theEdmonton Brickmen of the Canadian SoccerLeague and the Los Angeles Salsa of the Ameri-can Professional Soccer League.

Born on May 27, 1965, the Mater DeiHigh School (Santa Ana) graduate was fol-lowed to Cal State Fullerton by younger brotherMike, who also was a goalkeeper for the Titans(1990-93). Mike is a veteran of Major LeagueSoccer, playing in 2001 for D. C. United.

Bob lives in Fullerton.

ASSISTANT COACHES

Assistant Coach Eddie Sotohonorable mention honors from Soccer Newsin 1993 when he led the Titans to the “FinalFour” of the NCAA tournament.

Soto’s professional career has taken himall over the world. He began with the EastLos Angeles Cobras of the USISL and he mostrecently played locally for the Orange CountyZodiac and Waves. He also was a star on thepro beach soccer circuit.

Born on June 14, 1972, Soto was a prod-uct of Cerritos High School. He was the CIF3-A Player of the Year in 1990 and was a mem-ber of the U.S. under-18 and under-20 nationalteams. He was a two-time high school All-American and began his collegiate career withone season at Chapman University in 1991.

Eddie and his wife, Stephanie, are newhome owners in Long Beach where they livewith son Fabrizio and daughter Isabela.


The need to merely reload, not rebuild, is thesign of a successful, stable intercollegiate athleticprogram. And, because he has built the latter, CalState Fullerton men's soccer Coach Al Mistri isn'toverly concerned about how significant rosterlosses from his NCAA playoff team of last seasonwill affect the Titans' prospects for 2001.

"Because of the degree of success we haveachieved, I personally feel good about this year'steam as well," said Mistri. "We expect to competefor a national title every year and we won't hidebehind our losses. We demand these expectationsof ourselves and lacking experience is just an addedobstacle.

"We recruited well and we'll just have to bepatient. We expect to be good and strive to be goodevery year. But it's hard to say how things willwork out -- that's the nature of the beast."

The Titans lost Mountain Pacific Sports Fed-eration Pacific Division Player of the Year DuncanOughton as a first-round draft choice of the Co-lumbus Crew of the Major League of Soccer. Hehad more than twice as many goals (17) as anyother Titan in a 15-6-1 season and the runnerupscorers, Art Ramirez and Ricky Melendez, wereseniors as well. At the other end of the pitch, theTitans lost all 2,104 minutes of their goalkeepingcrew with junior Sean Rockwell committing himself to medicalschool, sophomore Josh Saunders transferring to California andsenior Scott Alexander graduating.

"We have all the confidence in the world in Sam Reynoldsas our goalkeeper this year," said Mistri of the 6-foot redshirt fresh-man from Davis, who sat out last season after enjoying a prepcareer that saw him lose only one match in three years. "Andbacking him up we have an outstanding freshman in Scott Wilsonfrom South Torrance High School and Jeff McKeever, who is fromMater Dei High and played two seasons at the University of Tulsa.

"Sean is to be commended for his commitment to academ-ics. He just couldn't work around his biology labs and his pre-med studies."

2001 SEASON PREVIEW

The Titans do return four starters, mostly on thedefensive side. A pair of All-MPSF selections -- first-team Ray Ramirez and honorable men-tion Keith Buckley -- are the senior leaders ofthe squad. Ramirez has national team experi-ence and professional potential. The leadingreturning scorer is junior David Dischner, whohad 6 goals and 3 assists last season for 15 pointsin 20 starts."Dischner clearly is an offensive force," saidMistri. "He started several matches for us as afreshman in 1999 and he has scored somesignificanat goals in his two seasons."We hope Walter Camargo can realize his po-tential this season and be the kind of player hewas as a senior in high school," said Mistri ofthe senior who transferred in a few years ago."And we picked up a seasoned player in BrianTreat, who has one year to play after transfer-ring from Fullerton JC and Culver-StocktonCollege in Missouri."Other returning lettermen are Jason Clifford, asophomore from Huntington Beach; TimDonnelly, a junior midfielder from Long Beach;Sean Giudice, a 6-foot-2 sophomore forwardfrom Davis; sophomore forward Hector Orellanafrom East Los Angeles, junior midfielder Matt

Terry from La Habra Heights; and sophomore forward BrentWhitfield from Long Beach.

But newcomers must come through under pressure. Mistripoints to Cypress College transfer Adriano Lima and Irvine Val-ley College transfer Cameron McKinnon as well as freshmen Ja-son Ashurst from Stockdale High in Bakersfield, Brent Barnesfrom Capistrano Valley High and Andrew Sam from London,England, as the most promising going into training camp. Healso is anxious to see in person Jyrki Kylahelko, a defender fromFinland who sought out the Titans' program.

"We still have a very tough schedule, although we don't have10 road matches in a row as last year," said Mistri. "We play 60per cent of the 'Pac 5' in a span of two weeks with matches againstCal and Stanford in the Bay Area and one at UCLA. We openwith Clemson, which is a national title possibility, and play St.John's and Rutgers, which have recently beenin the NCAA tournament.

"But I'm most excited about launch-ing the Big West Conference schedule.We finally are in an established con-ference and playing soccer. There'sreally only one other true conferencein the West playing soccer and that'sthe West Coast Conference. Ev-erything else was a conglomerate - -the Pac-10 and the Mountain West,for example, -- groups that really don't

Clockwise, from left: Hector Orellana, Keith Buckley, Ray Ramirez, DavidDischner and Matt Terry. Photos by Matt Brown.


want soccer. We have a chance to be a nationally competitive con-ference and we look forward to the opportunity."

Handicapping the new alignment is risky at best, but Mistri isa willing prognosticator.

"UC Irvine is fully funded and will be very difficult for us.They have that 'UC' brand to brandish. UC Riverside has all theingredients to be competitive right off the bat. Cal State Northridgewill be vastly improved and UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly arepotential spoilers."

The Titans open the season with their annual FILA Labor Dayweekend classic which features Clemson, Cal and Loyola of Mary-land. In road tourneys they will face Cal and Stanford in the BayArea, St. John's and Rutgers in New Jersey and South Carolina andSaint Mary's at UCLA. And, of course, there is their annual clashwith the Bruins, this season on Sept. 23 in Westwood. The Titanshave won four of the last five meetings but all of the wins havecome at home.

2001 SEASON PREVIEW


2001 ROSTER

ALPHABETICALNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School)17 Jason Ashurst F 5-11 165 Fr. Bakersfield (Stockdale HS)14 Brent Barnes F 5-11 175 Fr. Mission Viejo (Capo Valley HS)13 Keith Buckley MF 6-1 170 Sr. Anaheim Hills (Santa Ana JC)10 Walter Camargo MF 5-9 155 Sr. Cerritos (UC Irvine)21 Jason Clifford MF 5-2 145 So. Huntington Beach (Edison HS)15 Johnathan Cross D 6-0 170 RFr. Cathedral City (Cathedral City HS)11 David Dischner MF 5-9 161 Jr. Upland (Damien HS)12 Tim Donnelly MF 5-8 145 Jr. Long Beach (Long Beach Poly HS)6 Fouzi Elmojahid MF 5-9 140 Fr. Davis (Davis HS)4 Sean Gallinger D 6-0 155 Fr. Edgewood, WA (Bellarmine Prep) 7 Sean Giudice F 6-2 185 So. Davis (Jesuit HS)5 Brent Hamilton D 6-2 175 Fr. Citrus Heights (Bella Vista HS)

24 Jyrki Kylaheiko D 5-11 165 Jr. Lappeenranta, Finland (Lappeenranta Tech)19 Adriano Lima F 5-8 135 Jr. Garden Grove (Cypress JC)16 Morgan Long D 5-9 165 Fr. Bakersfield (Stockdale HS)2 Spencer McDearmon D 5-9 150 Jr. Irvine (Orange Coast JC)

22 Jeff McKeever GK 6-1 190 Jr. Anaheim (Mater Dei HS / Tulsa)20 Cameron McKinnon MF 6-4 200 So. Tustin (Irvine Valley JC)9 Hector Orellana F 5-6 140 So. East Los Angeles (Roosevelt HS) 3 Ray Ramirez D 6-0 180 Sr. Ontario (Don Lugo HS)1 Sam Reynolds GK 6-0 190 RFr. Davis (Davis HS)

26 Andrew Sam F 5-11 172 RFr. London, England (Brunel University)18 Matt Terry MF 6-2 185 Jr. La Habra Heights (Servite HS)28 Brian Treat MF 5-9 165 Sr. Whittier (Fullerton JC / Culver Stockton)8 Brent Whitfield F 5-10 155 So. Long Beach (Poly HS)

23 Scott Wilson GK 6-3 200 Fr. Torrance (South HS)

NUMERICALNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School)

1 Sam Reynolds GK 6-0 190 RFr. Davis (Davis HS)2 Spencer McDearmon D 5-9 150 Jr. Irvine (Orange Coast JC) 3 Ray Ramirez D 6-0 180 Sr. Ontario (Don Lugo HS)4 Sean Gallinger D 6-0 155 Fr. Edgewood, WA (Bellarmine Prep)5 Brent Hamilton D 6-2 175 Fr. Citrus Heights (Bella Vista HS)6 Fouzi Elmojahid MF 5-9 140 Fr. Davis (Davis HS) 7 Sean Giudice F 6-2 185 So. Davis (Jesuit HS) 8 Brent Whitfield F 5-10 155 Jr. Long Beach (Long Beach Poly HS) 9 Hector Orellana F 5-6 140 So. East Los Angeles (Roosevelt HS)10 Walter Camargo MF 5-9 155 Sr. Cerritos (UC Irvine)11 David Dischner MF 5-9 161 Jr. Upland (Damien HS)12 Tim Donnelly MF 5-8 145 Jr. Long Beach (Poly HS)13 Keith Buckley MF 6-1 170 Sr. Anaheim Hills (Santa Ana JC)14 Brent Barnes F 5-11 175 Fr. Mission Viejo (Capo Valley HS)15 Johnathan Cross D 6-0 170 RFr. Cathedral City (Cathedral City HS)16 Morgan Long D 5-9 165 Fr. Bakersfield (Stockdale HS)17 Jason Ashurst F 5-11 165 Fr. Bakersfield (Stockdale HS)18 Matt Terry MF 6-2 185 Jr. La Habra Heights (Servite HS)19 Adriano Lima F 5-8 135 Jr. Garden Grove (Cypress JC)20 Cameron McKinnon MF 6-4 200 So. Tustin (Irvine Valley JC)21 Jason Clifford MF 5-2 145 So. Huntington Beach (Edison HS)22 Jeff McKeever GK 6-1 190 Jr. Anaheim (Mater Dei HS / Tulsa)23 Scott Wilson GK 6-3 200 Fr. Torrance (South HS)24 Jyrki Kylaheiko D 5-11 165 Jr. Lappeenranta, Finland (Lappeenranta Tech)26 Andrew Sam F 5-11 172 RFr. London, England (Brunel University)28 Brian Treat MF 5-9 165 Sr. Whittier (Fullerton JC / Culver Stockton)

STAFFHEAD COACH:

Al Mistri(Cal Poly Pomona, 1970), 21st year

(229-150-31)

ASSISTANT COACHES:Bob Ammann, 11th year

(Cal State Fullerton, 1986)Eddie Soto, 1st year

(Cal State Fullerton, 1995)

STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINERS:Jason Cashio

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE17 Jason ASH-hurst10 Walter kuh-MAHR-goh6 FOO-zee el-MOH-juh-HEED4 Sean GAL-ihn-juhr7 Sean JOO-duss

24 YUHR-kee KOO-lah-HAKE-oh19 AYD-ree-OHN-oh LEE-muh

9 Hector ohr-ee-YAHN-uh

Head Coach Al MISS-treeCoach Bob AHM-muhn

Mission vee-AY-hohsuh-REE-tohslah-puhn-RAHNT-tuh, Finland

SQUAD BREAKDOWNSeniors ( 4 )Juniors ( 7 )Sophomores ( 5 )Redshirt Freshmen ( 2 )Freshmen ( 8 )

Oldest: Spencer McDearmon (23 last Apr. 17)Youngest: Scott Wilson (will be 18 on Nov. 11)Tallest: Cameron McKinnon (6-4)Shortest: Jason Clifford (5-2)

IN-SEASON BIRTHDAYSSep. 3 -- Keith Buckley (22nd)Sep. 30 -- Walter Camargo (22nd)Oct. 4 -- Jason Ashurst (19th)Oct. 23 -- Jason Clifford (21st)Oct. 28 -- Jyrki Kylahieko (23rd)Nov. 1 -- Andrew Sam (19th)Nov. 6 -- Hector Orellana (21st)Nov. 11 -- Scott Wilson (18th)Nov. 20 -- Brent Barnes (19th)


HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterman atStockdale High for Coach Troy Lynch... Three-time Offensive MVP of the Southwest YosemiteLeague... Three-time first-team All-Area se-lection, two-time All-Area MVP and four-timefirst-team all-league pick... Also played twoyears of varsity football and won first-team all-league honors as a senior as a wide receiver,safety and kicker... Ran the 100 and the 4 x100relay as a sophomore... Gained the honor rollall four years... Took first place in an engineer-ing design contest... Played club soccer for theBakersfield Alliance.PERSONAL: Born on Oct. 4, 1982, in Bakers-field... Parents are Douglas and Carrie Ashurst...Has a younger sister, Alicia, and a youngerbrother, Brennan... Won a CIF Scholar-AthleteAward... Engineering major... Worked in thesummer in physical therapy.PRONUNCIATION HELP: ASH-hurst

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsityletterman at Capo Valley High School in Mis-sion Viejo... Orange County Register first-team All-Orange County selection... Third-team All-CIF pick and first-team All-SouthCoast League selection as a senior... Earnedschool's Scholar-Athlete Award three times...Also played two years of baseball... Class vale-dictorian and served as ASB multi-culturalcommissioner in student government...Freshman class president and member of thenational honor society... Played club soccer forthe Wolfpack (U19 Premier), Pateadores (U15,U16 & U17), Mission Viejo Soccer Club (U14)and Saddleback Valley Soccer Club (U13).PERSONAL: Born on Nov. 20, 1982, inLansing, Michigan... Parents are Dennis andCarol Barnes... Has two brothers -- Scott andMark -- and one older sister, Lori... Businessand kinesiology major... Hopes to combine abusiness career with athletics... Chose Cal StateFullerton because of the strength of the soccerand business programs... Enjoys surfing andvolunteer work... In the summer referees soccermatches... Credits father Dennis for startingand supporting his soccer career.PRONUNCIATION HELP: Mission vee-AY-hoh

Brent Barnes14

Freshman Forward

FULLERTON: Played in 20 of the season's22 matches in 2000 and started all 20 times...Earned honorable mention All-Mountain Pa-cific Sports Federation honors... Scored onegoal, on Oct. 31, vs. Concordia.JUNIOR COLLEGE: Two-time All-Ameri-can for two-time state championship programat Santa Ana College for Coach Jose Vasquez...The Dons won the 1999 national champion-ship... Member of the honor roll.HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity lettermanat Servite High School in Anaheim... First-team All-CIF, all-county and all-league selec-tion as a senior when he scored 20 goals andhad 23 assists... Second-team all-league as ajunior with 10 goals and 16 assists... As asophomore scored 5 goals with 10 assists.PERSONAL: Born on Sept. 3, 1979, in ElToro... Parents are Timothy and JenniferBuckley... Has three younger siblings -- Megan,Lindsay and Shelby... Communications ma-jor... Enjoys surfing, snowboarding and golf...Credits father for most influence on his soccercareer... Full name is Keith Timothy Buckley.PRONUNCIATION HELP: SUHR-vightHigh School

BUCKLEY'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 2000 20 / 20 6 1 0 0 2

Ht .: 5-11Wt. : 165

Hometown:Bakersfield, CA

Previous School:Stockdale HS

Ht .: 5-11Wt. : 175

Hometown:Mission Viejo, CAPrevious School:

Capo Valley HS

Keith Buckley13

Senior Midfielder

Jason Ashurst17

Freshman Forward

Ht.: 6-1 Wt.: 170Hometown:

Anaheim Hills, CAPrevious Schools:

Servite HSSanta Ana College

PLAYER PROFILES


FULLERTON: Played in 18 matches in 2001,seven as a starter... Scored only one goal but itwas a big one -- a game-winning penalty kick3:04 into the first sudden-victory overtimeperiod vs. Cal Poly SLO on Nov. 4 to give theTitans the MPSF Pacific Division title... He satout the 1999 season due to inter-conferencetransfer rule... Enrolled in Spring, 1999,semester.UC IRVINE: Two-year starter for the Anteat-ers... In 1997 was team's top scorer with 15points on 5 goals and 5 assists... Earned honor-able mention All-MPSF honors... Started 19matches and was named team's Rookie of theYear and Offensive MVP... In 1998 had 1 goaland 4 assists in 20 matches, 14 as a starter.HIGH SCHOOL: First-team All-CIF, All-Orange County and three times all-league forCoach Martin Stringer at Mater Dei High inSanta Ana... Member of a CIF championshipteam.PERSONAL: Born on Sept. 30, 1979, inHollywood... Parents are Oscar and LeaCamargo of Cerritos... Father playedprofessional soccer in Argentina and is a retiredsoccer coach... Has an older brother, Alex, andan older sister, Monica... Communicationsmajor who hopes to play professional soccer...Played club soccer for C.R.S.C. Brigade whichtraveled to France... Enjoys watching soccerand listening to music.PRONUNCIATION HELP: kuh-MAHR-goh... suh-REE-tose... Mater DAY High School

CAMARGO'S CSF STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 2000 18 / 7 3 1 1 3 5

Walter Camargo10

Senior Midfielder

FULLERTON: Appeared in 16 games in2000 for the Titans, seven times as a starter...Had three assists... Crowd favorite because ofhis size and hustle... Has very quick feet... Tooka redshirt season in 1999.HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity lettermanat Edison High in Huntington Beach... Playedfor Coach Andy Strousse... All-league selec-tion... Made the Chargers' Hall of Fame. PERSONAL: Born on Oct. 23, 1980, in LongBeach... Parents are Steve and DarleneClifford... Has a younger brother, Dave, and ayounger sister, Christina... Undeclared major...Hopes to become a record producer... Playedclub soccer for NHB... Enjoys cars and basket-ball... Most memorable sports thrill was scor-ing the winning goal against Anaheim in theCIF playoffs... Credits Coach George Mittenfor always believing in him.

CLIFFORD'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 2000 16 / 7 5 0 0 3 3

Jason Clifford21

Sophomore Midfielder

FULLERTON: Sat out the 2000 season.HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity lettermanand starter at Cathedral City High School forCoach Rick Sherwood... Scored 68 career goalswith 111 assists... Four-time all-league selec-tion and twice earned All-CIF honors... Team'ssoccer MVP as a senior and offensive player ofthe year as a sophomore and junior... Alsoplayed two years of football and ran the quartermile for the track team one season... Played inthe Reebok All-American Game during thesummer.PERSONAL: Born on Mar. 19, 1982, in SantaBarbara... Parents are Jim and Gillian Cross...Has three younger sisters -- Nicole, Sam andKadie... Business administration major whohopes to own a sign business... Played clubsoccer for Redlands Los Gauchos... Mostmemorable sports thrill was getting a hat trick(3 goals) in his first high school game... Creditshis dad for "always pushing me to do my bestand supporting me to do so."

Johnathan Cross15

RSFreshman Defender

Ht.: 6-0Wt.: 170

Hometown: Cathedral City, CA

Previous School: Cathedral City HS

Ht.: 5-2 Wt.: 145Hometown: Huntington

Beach, CAPrevious School:

Edison HS


Cerritos, CAPrevious Schools:

Mater Dei HSUC Irvine

PLAYER PROFILES


FULLERTON: Exceptionally fast offensivethreat from midfield position... Played in 22matches in 2000 including 20 as a starter...Earned first-team All-MPSF Pacific Divisionhonors... Third on team with 6 goals, 3 of themgame winners... Scored 3 times and had anassist in first two matches of the season to winOffensive MVP Award of the FILA Classic vs.Rutgers and SMU... Also had game-tying scorein eventual 2-1 OT win over Cal Poly on Nov.4... In 1999 appeared in 19 matches, 5 as astarter, and scored 2 goals and had 1 assists...Scored sensational length of field goal for 1-0victory at Kentucky on Sept. 19.HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity lettermanat Damien High in LaVerne... Played for CoachPeter McGovern... Sierra League MVP andCIF Co-Player of the Year as a senior... Scored28 goals and had 23 assists... Team's mostvaluable offensive player as a junior... Also ransprints for the track team as a senior... Honorroll student.PERSONAL: Born on May 28, 1981, inPhoenix, Arizona... Parents are Dan and JudyDischner of Upland... Has two brothers (Daniel,Derek) and two sisters (Debbie, Mary)...Business major who hopes to own his ownbusiness... Most memorable sports thrills werescoring 4 goals against Ayala High and scoringthe game-winning goal in injury time in the CIFquarterfinals his junior season.PRONUNCIATION HELP: DAY-mee-uhnHigh School

DISCHNER'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 1999 19 / 5 20 2 1 1 5 2000 22 / 20 52 6 3 3 15 CSF 41 / 25 72 8 4 4 20

DONNELLY'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 1999 7 / 0 2 1 0 0 2 2000 19 / 6 15 3 0 2 8 CSF 26 / 6 17 4 0 2 10

FULLERTON: Beginning his fourth year inthe program... Appeared in 19 matches in 2000,6 as a starter... Scored 3 goals -- 1 vs. UMKCand 2 vs. Concordia -- and had 2 assists...Appeared in only 7 matches in 1999 and had agoal in 6-2 win at UNLV on Oct. 17.... Sat outthe 1998 season... Honor roll student.HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time All-CIFmidfielder at Long Beach Poly High School...First-team selection as a senior for CoachCameron Beaulac... Scored 10 goals and ledteam in assists... Second-team pick as a jun-ior... Team captain as a senior... Three-yearvarsity letterman... Graduated with honors andhad a 3.8 gpa out of a possible 4.0... Spent fouryears in honors programs... Played club soccerfor Irvine Strikers, coached by current TitanAssistant Coach Eddie Soto.PERSONAL: Born on Aug. 9, 1980, in LongBeach... Parents are Tom and Joyce Donnelly...Has three older brothers and an older sister,Shannon... Health promotion and kinesiologymajor... Most memorable high school sportsthrill was scoring a goal to beat crosstown rivalLong Beach Millikan... Full name is TimothyBrian Donnelly.

DONNELLY'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 1999 7 / 0 2 1 0 0 2 2000 19 / 6 15 3 0 2 8 CSF 26 / 6 17 4 0 2 10

Tim Donnelly12

Junior Midfielder

David Dischner11

Junior Midfielder

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterman andthree-times All-Capital League first-team se-lection at Davis High School for Coach AshleyYudin... Also made all-region first team as asenior... As a junior ran the quarter and halfmile for the track team.PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 17, 1982, inMorocco... Parents are Kader and KhalidaElmojahid of Davis... Has an older sister, Donia,and a younger brother, Sam... Played clubsoccer for the San Juan Lightning and gainedthe national tournament in Orlando, Florida...Undeclared major who hopes to playprofessional soccer... His father played profes-sional soccer in Morocco... Hobbies includecomputers, ping pong, billiards and reading.PRONUNCIATION HELP: Foo-zee el-MOH-juh-HEED

Fouzi Elmojahid6

Freshman Midfielder

Ht.: 5-9Wt. : 161

Hometown:Upland, CA

Previous School: Damien HS

Ht .: 5-8Wt. : 145

Hometown:Long Beach, CA

Previous School:Poly HS

Ht .: 5-9Wt.: 140

Hometown:Davis, CA

Previous School:Davis HS

PLAYER PROFILES


FULLERTON: Limited to 13 appearances(one as a starter) in 2000 after early-seasonillness... Scored 3 goals including one in sea-son opener vs. Rutgers... Had 2 assists... Hasexcellent size and a knack for heading cornerkicks.HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year varsity lettermanat Jesuit High in Carmichael for Coach PaulRose... First-team All-CIF, all-area and MetroLeague Most Valuable Player as a senior...Was team's offensive MVP... Was selectedSacramento Athlete of the Week... Missed mostof his junior year due to injury... Made thehonor roll and won an art award.PERSONAL: Born on Apr. 27, 1982, inBoulder, Colorado... Parents are John andSharon Giudice... Has three younger sisters --Jenifer, Jean and Maya... Art major who hopesto play professional soccer... Played club soc-cer for the River City Rush... Credits CoachMarcos Mercado for the most influence on hiscareer.PRONUNCIATION HELP: JOO-duss

GIUDICE'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 2000 13 / 1 18 3 0 2 8

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsityletterwinner at Bellarmine Prep in Tacoma forCoach Joe Waters... Twice earned first-teamAll-Narrows League honors and was secondteam as a sophomore... Led the league in scor-ing as a senior and also made the all-areateam... Was team captain... Played club soccerfor F. C. United... Was team captain for twoyears and outstanding defensive player in thestate four years.... Once scored seven second-half goals to pace comeback win.PERSONAL: Born on May 25, 1983, inKirkland, Washington... Parents are John andCheryl Gallinger... Has an older brother, Erick,and a younger brother, Brett... Undeclaredmajor... Hobbies include basketball, traveling,tennis and golf.

Sean Gallinger4

Freshman Defender

Sean Guidice7

Sophomore Forward

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity lettermanand two-time All-Capital League first-teamselection at Bella Vista High School in FairOaks for Coach Derreck Evans... Played clubsoccer for RCU Rush and advanced to theUnder 19 national finals.PERSONAL: Born on Jan. 28, 1983, in Sac-ramento, California... Parents are Robert andTeri Hamilton of Citrus Heights... Has a brother,Kyle, and a sister, Renee... Civil engineeringand project management major who hopes toplay professional soccer and then be an engi-neer... Hobbies include snowboarding.

Brent Hamilton5

Freshman Defender


Citrus Heights,CA

Previous School: Bella Vista HS

Ht.: 6-2Wt. : 185

Hometown: Davis, CA

Previous School: Jesuit HS

Ht. : 6-0Wt. : 155

Hometown: Edgewood, WAPrevious School: Bellarmine Prep

PLAYER PROFILES


SOCCER HISTORY: Midfielder and de-fender for Under 19 team which finished thirdin Finland championships in 1997... Also playedfor Pepo club team in Finland.COLLEGE: Attended Lappeenranta Univer-sity of Technology in home town ofLappeenranta, Finland... School did not field asoccer team.HIGH SCHOOL : Attended Kaarinan LukioHigh School in Kaarina, Finland, and gradu-ated in 1998... School did not field a soccerteam. PERSONAL: Born on Oct. 28, 1978, inTurku, Finland... Father is Kalevi Kylaheiko ofLappeenranta and mother is Tuula Kinnunenof Aura, Finland... Has an older sister, Riikka...Computer science major at Cal State... Reasonfor coming to Fullerton: "Sunshine"... Hobbiesinclude ice hockey and computers... Served inthe Finnish Army in 1998 and 1999.PRONUNCIATION HELP: YUHR-keeKOO-lah-HAKE-oh... lah-puhn-RAHNT-tuh

Jyrki Kylaheiko24

Junior Defender

COLLEGE: Two-time first-team All-OrangeEmpire Conference selection playing for CoachLuis Oliveira and the Chargers... Gained thehonor roll in both the 1999-2000 and 2000-01academic years.HIGH SCHOOL : Three-year letterman atforward at MacKenzie High School in SaoPaulo, Brazil, where he graduated in 1998...Has played beach soccer and futsal all of hislife... Was a member of the Sweden-GothiaCup team in 1998 and won MVP honors at theSao Paulo Cup.PERSONAL: Born on July 30, 1981, in SaoPaulo, Brazil... Parents are Valter Belmudesand Cleide Ap. Vieira de Lima of Sao Paulo...Has an older brother, Alexandre... Has playedon several club teams including Itagna F.C. ofBrazil, Pequeninos do Joquei of Brazil, BrazilSelect and the Lazers in the U.S... Travels alsohave taken him to the Nike Cup and Coca-ColaCup in Chile, the Argentina Cup and the DanaCup in Denmark... Kinesiology major whohopes to become a professional player and anathletic trainer... Has worked in the summer asa personal trainer... Credits his family in Braziland his family in the U.S. for his success.PRONUNCIATION HELP: AYD-ree-OHN-oh LEE-muh

Adriano Lima19

Junior Forward

HIGH SCHOOL: Highly honored four-yearsoccer letterman at Stockdale High School inBakersfield for Coach Troy Lynch... Three-time all-league selection and as a senior wasvoted the league's top defensive player... Alsomade All-Area team both seasons... Was team'sdefensive MVP two years... As a senior wasselected the Jockey Club athlete of the month...Also competed three years in swimming... ChoirClub and Guitar Club president... Gained honorroll status and was a Golden State Scholar.PERSONAL: Born on Feb. 21, 1983, inPittsburgh, Pennsylvania... Mother is LoraleeLong of Bakersfield... Father is deceased... Hasthree older brothers (Ted, Richard, David) andtwo older sisters (Liza, Amy)... Psychologymajor whose ambitions include teaching, coun-seling and coaching soccer... Chose Cal StateFullerton because of its strong psychology,music and soccer programs... Enjoys playingthe guitar, singing, reading, philosophy andsailing... Worked in the summer as a sailinginstructor and lifeguard... Played club soccerfor Bakersfield Alliance.

Morgan Long16

Freshman Defender


Lappeenranta,Finland

Previous School: Lappeenranta Tech


Garden Grove, CAPrevious Schools:

MacKenzie HSCypress JC

Ht.: 5-9Wt. : 165

Hometown: Bakersfield, CAPrevious School:

Stockdale HS

PLAYER PROFILES


COLLEGE: Took correspondence classeswhile playing for clubs in Europe aftergraduating from high school... Was top scorerfor Pateadores under-19 team which won theSan Diego Nomads Tournament... Played forone of PSV Eindhovens youth teams in Hol-land at the age of 17.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended San Joaquin HighSchool in Irvine and graduated in 1999... Didnot play interscholastic sports.PERSONAL: Born on March 31, 1980, inPrince Rupert, BC, Canada... Parents are Lockyand Lisa McKinnon... Related to the familywhich created the drink Drambuie, a Scotchwhiskey... Economics major whose ambitionis to coach... Has worked as a model for sportsapparel.PRONUNCIATION HELP: San HWALK-keen High School

COLLEGE: Two-time first-team All-OrangeEmpire Conference selection the past two sea-sons at Orange Coast College for Coach KevinSmith... Was selected the Pirates' team mostvaluable player in each season.... Scored game-tying goal in 90th minutes of state championshipsemifinal match.HIGH SCHOOL: Did not play varsity soccerat Irvine High School.PERSONAL: Born on Apr. 17, 1978, inOrange, California... Parents are Ronald andMarina McDearmon of Corona... Spencer isthe youngest of their four sons... Public admin-istration major... Enjoys surfing and music...Worked in the summer as a parking valet.

Spencer McDearmon2

Junior Defender

COLLEGE: Two-year veteran of the pro-gram at the University of Tulsa... As a freshmanled the Western Athletic Conference with a0.47 goals against average... Also selected tothe WAC all-tournament team... Also attendedRancho Santiago College for one year.HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsityletterman at Mater Dei High School for CoachMartin Stringer... Twice was voted team's De-fensive Player of the Year and received Coach'sAward as a senior... Selected to the All-OrangeCounty team as a junior when he also was theMVP of the CIF finals for the champion Mon-archs... Also won coaches' award... Playedthree seasons of baseball.PERSONAL: Born on June 27, 1980, inRochester, NY... Parents are Ronald McKeeverof Long Beach and Helen McKeever of Ana-heim... Has an older sister, Andrea... Playedclub soccer for the Upland Celtics... Enjoyssurfing, snowboarding, water skiing and skydiving... Communications major who hopes tobecome a pilot... Most memorable sports thrillwas a big save in the CIF championship match.PRONUNCIATION HELP: Mater DAYHigh School

Jeff McKeever22

Junior Goalkeeper

Cameron McKinnon20

Sophomore Midfielder

PLAYER PROFILES

Ht.: 5-9 Wt.: 150Hometown: Irvine, CA

Previous Schools: Irvine HS

Orange Coast JC


Anaheim, CAPrevious Schools:

Mater Dei HSUniversity of Tulsa

Ht.: 6-4 Wt.: 200Hometown: Tustin, CA

Previous Schools: San Joaquin HSIrvine Valley JC


RAMIREZ'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 1998 21 / 21 0 0 0 0 0 1999 19 / 19 7 0 0 0 0 2000 22 / 22 12 2 1 2 6 CSF 62 / 62 19 2 1 2 6

FULLERTON: Very active reserve for theTitans in the 2000 season... Explosive offen-sive threat off the bench who played in all butone match... Was sixth on the team with 11points, scoring 3 goals... Got two scores inconsecutive matches at the Loyola MarymountTournament, scoring against Gonzaga in a 4-3overtime win and then against the host Lions ina 3-1 victory... His 28 shots were fourth moston the squad.HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsityletterman at Roosevelt High for Coach CharlesMcKay... Leading scorer in Los Angeles with37 goals and won the city's Player of the YearAward... Team won city championship... Ledteam in scoring all three seasons... Was school'smale athlete of the year as a senior and wonleadership and academic awards... Had a 3.8grade point average.PERSONAL: Born on Nov. 6, 1980, inSiguatepeque, Honduras... Mother is Miriam...Father is deceased... Has a younger brother,Jose, and three sisters -- Wendy, Miriam andKarolina... Computer programming major andhopes to become a programmer and aprofessional soccer player... Played club soc-cer for A. De. S.A. Football Club.PRONUNCIATION HELP: ohr-ee-YAHN-uh

ORELLANA'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 2000 21 / 0 28 3 0 5 11

FULLERTON: Key performer in the Titans'defensive scheme for past three seasons, start-ing all 62 matches... Seems destined to play athigher levels. 2000: First-team All-MountainPacific Sports Federation selection for the sec-ond time... Started all 22 matches... Scored 2goals -- one vs. Buffalo on Sept. 10 and one inMPSF championship match vs. San Jose Stateon Nov. 12... Honor roll student. 1999: First-team All-MPSF selection... Started all 19matches... Also selected to MPSF AcademicAll-Conference team with a 3.25 gpa. 1998:Stepped in as a true freshman to anchor theTitans' defensive line... Earned honorable men-tion All-MPSF honors after starting all 21matches... Dropped classes in Spring (1999)semester to play for the U.S. under-21 team.HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity soccerletterwinner as defender at Don Lugo High inChino... Twice first-team All-Baseline Leagueselection and twice second-team all-league se-lection... League MVP as a senior and first-team All-CIF pick for Coach Edward Zendejas...Team MVP or Co-MVP all four years... Playedclub soccer for Upland Celtics.PERSONAL: Born on Feb. 5, 1980, in SanBernardino... Parents are Raymundo and LupeRamirez... Has three younger sisters... Goal isto become a high school principal... Most memo-rable sports thrill was playing in a tournamentin Monterrey, Mexico... Credits former TitanAssistant Coach Barry Pryor for making him amore focused soccer player.

Hector Orellana9

Sophomore Forward

Ray Ramirez3

Senior Defender

FULLERTON: Being counted upon to takeover the starting goalkeeper duties in 2001after sitting out the 2000 season... Coacheshave plenty of confidence in him.HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsityletterman at Davis High for Coach AshleyYudin... All-CIF, all-league and team mostvaluable player as a senior... Davis lost onlyone game in Sam's three seasons as he allowedonly 7 goals in 30 matches... His most memo-rable sports thrill has been scoring goals in thestate cup final and the Region 4 quarterfinals.PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 13, 1981, inHumboldt... Parents are Craig and CassReynolds... Undeclared major... Played clubsoccer for the River City United Rush... Creditsall coaches and family members for pushinghim to be the best he can be.

Sam Reynolds1

RSFreshman Goalkeeper

PLAYER PROFILES

Ht. : 5-6Wt. : 140

Hometown: East L.A., CA

Previous School: Roosevelt HS

Ht.: 6-0Wt. : 180

Hometown: Ontario, CA

Previous School: Don Lugo HS

Ht.: 6-0Wt.: 190

Hometown: Davis, CA

Previous School: Davis HS


COLLEGE: Attended Brunel University inUxbridge, Middlesex, England, for one year ...Was a member of the soccer club... Universityhas more than 12,000 students.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended the AmericanSchool in London, England, and played soccerfor Coach Martin Hackett... Graduated in 2000...Four-year varsity letterman in soccer and alsocompeted in volleyball, track and field andrugby... Scored 28 goals in 23 matches to leadteam in scoring... Was selected MVP of thesoccer team and twice won all-tournament(ISST and ISSA) berths.PERSONAL: Born on Nov. 1, 1982, in Leeds,England... Parents are Andrew Sam of Pasa-dena and Adelaide Sam of London... Has ayounger brother, Lloyd... Business manage-ment major who hopes to play soccer profes-sionally or get involved in the business side ofthe sport... Enjoys music, meeting people andtraveling... Most memorable sports thrill wasscoring five goals in one match vs. AmericanInternational School of Vienna in the 1999ISST Tournament... Credits his grammar schoolsoccer coach for helping to build his soccerconfidence.

Andrew Sam26

RSFreshman Forward

TERRY'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 1999 5 / 0 1 0 0 0 0 2000 13 / 7 3 0 0 0 0 CSF 18 / 7 4 0 0 0 0

FULLERTON: Appeared in 13 matches in2000, 7 as a starter... Took only 3 shots...Gained the athletic department's Spring honorroll... Promising season in 1999 was cut shortby torn anterior cruciate ligament in his rightknee which limited him to only 5 matches...Injured on Sept. 26 vs. Cal State DominguezHills and missed the balance of campaign...Earned Big West Scholar-Athlete status.HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsityletterman at Servite High School in Anaheim...Played for Coach Mike Lussier... Is the Friars'career scoring leader with 54 goals... As asenior scored 23 goals and made the All-Or-ange County first teams of both the Los AngelesTimes and Orange County Register... First-team All-CIF Div. IV selection... Was MVP ofthe Golden West League and the BurroughsTournament... As a junior scored 24 goals andmade the Register's all-county first team andthe second team of the Times... Third-teamAll-CIF Div. III selection... All-Golden WestLeague pick... As a sophomore earned honor-able mention all-league honors and was MVPof the John Bosco Tournament... Graduatedwith high honors... Played club soccer for theBrea Blaze and American Ambassadors.PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 17, 1980, in LongBeach... Parents are John and Jeannie Terry...Has an older brother, Aaron, and a youngerbrother, Luke... Biology major who hopes tobecome a doctor... Cites Bob Higgins as mostinfluential person in his soccer career for open-ing his eyes to the high caliber of play inEuropean soccer.

Matt Terry18Junior

Midfielder

COLLEGE: Transfer from Culver-StocktonCollege, an NAIA Div. II program in Canton,Missouri... Earned All-Heart of America Con-ference honors and all-regional honors lastseason for the Wildcats and Coach BillSchneider... Originally attended Fullerton Col-lege where he earned All-Orange Empire Con-ference honors both seasons.HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year varsity lettermanin soccer at La Mirada High School for CoachJim Lancaster... He twice earned first-team all-league and all-area honors... Also played twoyears of baseball as a second baseman... Teamwon the 1996 CIF championship and gainedthe CIF finals in 1997.PERSONAL: Born on March 9, 1979, inWhittier... Parents are Chris and Sharon Treat...Has a younger brother, Jeff... Public relationsmajor.

Brian Treat28

Senior Midfielder

Ht.: 5-11Wt. : 172

Hometown: London, EnglandPrevious School:

Brunel University


La Habra Heights,CA

Previous School: Servite HS


Whittier, CAPrevious Schools:

La Mirada HSFullerton JC

Culver-Stockton

PLAYER PROFILES


HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year varsity lettermanat South High School in Torrance... Also playedfootball (kicker) and volleyball (middle blocker)for the Spartans... Earned a Governor'sScholarship.PERSONAL: Born on Nov. 11, 1983, inBoston, Massachusetts... Parents are Scott andHeidi Wilson of Torrance... Has a youngerbrother, Brian, and a younger sister, Stephanie...Played club soccer for Fram Sportsklubbenand Fram Forest... Undeclared major whoseambition is to play or coach soccer... Had asummer job building website pages... Nick-name is "Big Red."

FULLERTON: A key offensive player for theTitans in 2000 who will be asked to step up hiscontributions this season... Last year he playedin all but one match and started 7 times... Wasfifth on the team with 12 points and 5 goals...Had the game-winning goal in the 12th minuteof overtime vs. Gonzaga on Sept. 15 at LoyolaMarymount Tournament... Had the only scoreof the match in a 1-0 victory at San Diego Stateon Oct. 6... Sat out his true freshman season in1999.HIGH SCHOOL: Co-CIF Player of the Yearand MVP of the CIF Finals in 1998 for CoachCameron Beaulac at Long Beach Poly High...Scored 11 goals in CIF championshiptournament play... Three-year varsityletterman... Led team in scoring all threeseasons... Honor roll student all four years witha 3.93 gpa... Played club soccer for NHB.PERSONAL: Born on Jan. 8, 1981, in LongBeach... Parents are Jimmy and JureldeenWhitfield... Has an older brother, Bryan...Health promotion and kinesiology major... Mostmemorable sports thrill was scoring two goalsin the CIF Finals to beat Damien.

WHITFIELD'S CAREER STATISTICS Year G / GS Shots G GWG A Pts 2000 21 / 7 22 5 2 2 12

Brent Whitfield8

Sophomore Forward

Scott Wilson23

Freshman Goalkeeper

Ht.: 5-10Wt. : 155

Hometown: Long Beach, CAPrevious School:

Poly HS

Ht.: 6-3Wt. : 200

Hometown: Torrance, CA

Previous School: South HS

PLAYER PROFILES

Director of Athletics (714) area codeJohn Easterbrook ......................... 278-2777

Sr. Associate AD/SWADr. Maryalyce Jeremiah .............. 278-2777

Athletic Deptartment SecretaryAlison Amaro .............................. 278-2777

Asst. AD/Academic ServicesChristine McCarthy ..................... 278-2688

Coordinator of Academic ServicesBarbara Kempton ........................ 278-3057

Academics CounselorsMike Miller ................................. 278-3219Jennifer Aase ............................... 278-4467

Coordinator of Athletics PersonnelPatty Sexton ................................. 278-2129

Chief Financial OfficerRob Scialdone ............................. 278-3554

Business Office AssistantBarbara Horngren ........................ 278-3507

Asst. AD/Marketing & PromotionsSteve DiTolla ............................... 278-7791

Ticket ManagerKristina Luna ............................... 278-2677Ticket Office.............................. 278-CSUF

Asst. AD/ComplianceDr. June Kearney ......................... 278-3431

Coord. of Athl. Admissions/EligibilityCheryl Anderson ......................... 278-5218

Equipment ManagerCliff Hatter .................................. 278-7373

Asst. Equipment ManagerJoe Camacho ............................... 278-3429

Assoc. AD/Media RelationsMel Franks ................................... 278-3981

Asst. Media Relations DirectorsRyan Ermeling ............................. 278-3081Jason Spencer .............................. 278-7547

Events ManagerRon Andris .................................. 278-2087

Facilities Resources ManagerMike Uraine ................................. 278-3243

Asst. Facilities/Events ManagerScott Stow ................................... 278-7658

AdvancementTracy Kitchel ............................... 278-4446Erika Marchal .............................. 278-4115

Capital CampaignBob May ...................................... 278-7621

Head Athletic TrainerJulie Max ..................................... 278-2219

Assistant Athletic TrainersChris Mumaw .............................. 278-2561Brent Smedley ............................. 278-2858

Strength & Conditioning CoachMike Nagler ................................. 278-4912

Athletics Directory


UCLASunday, Sept. 23 -- at Marshall Field at Drake Stadium, 3 p.m.Location: Los Angeles, CA 90024-0044 Sports Information, J. D. Morgan Center, Box 24044Nickname: Bruins2000 Overall Record: 12-7Head Coach: Todd Saldana (Columbia State, 1997)Career Record: 49-41-3 (6th year)Record at UCLA: 31-10 (3rd year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17 / 7Starters Returning/Lost: 6 / 5Men's Soccer SID: Liza David ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (310) 206-8140SID Fax: (310) 825-8664Web site: www.uclabruins.com

RutgersSunday, Oct. 7 -- at Rutgers, 2 p.m. EDTLocation: Piscataway, NJ 08854-8053 Athletic Media Relations, 83 Rockafeller Rd.Nickname: Scarlet Knights2000 Overall Record: 10-9-1Head Coach: Bob Reasso (Pfeiffer, 1973)Career Record: 285-120-52 (23rd year)Record at Rutgers: 271-110-47 (21st year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 19 / 4Starters Returning/Lost: 10 / 1Men's Soccer SID: Pat McBride ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (732) 445-4200SID Fax: (732) 445-3063Web site: www.scarletknights.com

St. John'sFriday, Oct. 5 -- at Rutgers, 5 p.m. EDTLocation: Jamaica, NY 11439-0002 Alumni Hall, Room 157, 8000 Utopia ParkwayNickname: Red Storm2000 Overall Record: 14-5-2Head Coach: Dave MasurCareer Record: 212-62-29 (15th year)at Saint John's: 159-41-23 (11th year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11 / 11Starters Returning/Lost: 7 / 4Men's Soccer SID: Mike "Mex" Carey ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (718) 990-1520SID Fax: (718) 969-8468Web site: www.redstormsports.com

StanfordSunday, Sept. 9 -- at Berkeley, 11:30 a.m.Location: Stanford, CA 94305-6150 Arrillaga Family Sports CenterNickname: Cardinal2000 Overall Record: 18-3-1Head Coach: Bret Simon (UMass, 1980)Career Record: 96-26-9 (6th year)Stanford Record: First yearLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 13 / 7Starters Returning/Lost: 5 / 6Men's Soccer SID: Brian Risso ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (650) 723-4418SID Fax: (650) 725-2957Web site: www.gostanford.com

UC RiversideSunday, Sept. 16 -- Titan Stadium, 4 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 11 -- at UC Riverside, 3 p.m.Location: Riverside, CA 92521 Athletics, UC RiversideNickname: Highlanders2000 Overall Record: no teamHead Coach: Nat Gonzalez (UCLA, 1995)Career Record: 0-0 (1st year)UC Riverside Record: 0-0 (1st year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 0 / 0Starters Returning/Lost: 0 / 0Men's Soccer SID: Ross French ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (909) 787-5438SID Fax: (909) 787-5889Web site: www.ucr.edu/athletics

Loyola (Maryland)Sunday, Sept. 2 -- Titan Stadium, 7 p.m.Location: Baltimore, MD 21210 Office of Athletic Communications, 4501 N. Charles St.Nickname: Greyhounds2000 Overall Record: 12-4-1Head Coach: Mark Mettrick (Hartwick, 1988)Career Record: 69-46-13 (8th year)Loyola Record: 12-4-1 (2nd year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 21 / 3Starters Returning/Lost: 10 / 1Men's Soccer SID: David Rosenfeld ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (410) 617-2337SID Fax: (410) 617-5029Web site: www.loyola.edu/athletics

CaliforniaFriday, Sept. 7 -- at Berkeley, 2 p.m.Location: Berkeley, CA 94720 Media Relations, 210 Memorial StadiumNickname: Golden Bears2000 Overall Record: 6-13-1Head Coach: Kevin Grimes (SMU, 1990)Career Record: 6-13-1 (2nd year)California Record: 6-13-1 (2nd year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12 / 11Starters Returning/Lost: 5 / 6Men's Soccer SID: David Song ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (510) 642-5363SID Fax: (510) 643-7778Web site: www.calbears.com

ClemsonFriday, Aug. 31 -- Titan Stadium, 7 p.m.Location: Clemson, SC 29633 Sports Information Office, Box 632Nickname: Tigers2000 Overall Record: 14-4-2Head Coach: Trevor Adair (Lock Haven, 1982)Career Record: 116-58-15 (11th year)Clemson Record: 82-34-10 (7th year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16 / 7Starters Returning/Lost: 8 / 3Men's Soccer SID: Sam Blackman ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (864) 656-1924SID Fax: (864) 656-0299Web site: www.clemsontigers.com

2001 OPPONENTS


UC Santa BarbaraFriday, Oct. 12 -- at Harder Stadium, 7 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 18 -- Titan Stadium, 1 p.m.Location: Santa Barbara, CA 93106 Dept. of Athletics, Santa BarbaraNickname: Gauchos2000 Overall Record: 8-10-1Head Coach: Tim Von Steeg (UCSB, 1989)Career Record: 21-17-1 (3rd year)Record at UCSB: 21-17-1 (3rd year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20 / 5Starters Returning/Lost: 9 / 2Men's Soccer SID: Neila Matheny ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (805) 893-8603SID Fax: (805) 893-4537Web site: www.ucsbgauchos.com

UC IrvineSunday, Oct. 21 -- Titan Stadium, 3 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 4 -- at UC Irvine, 4 p.m.Location: Irvine, CA 92697 Athletics Communications, Crawford HallNickname: Anteaters2000 Overall Record: 12-8-1Head Coach: George Kuntz (Arizona State, 1987)Career Record: 104-81-23 (12th year)at UCI: 44-63-13 (7th year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 19 / 5Starters Returning/Lost: 8 / 3Men's Soccer SID: Darren Preston ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (949) 824-8934SID Fax: (949) 824-5260Web site: www.athletics.uci.edu

San Diego StateWednesday, Oct. 31 -- Titan Stadium, 7 p.m.Location: San Diego, CA 92182-4309 Media Relations Office, 5500 Campanile DriveNickname: Aztecs2000 Overall Record: 6-12-1Head Coach: Lev Kirshner (Rutgers, 1991)Career Record: 6-12-1 (2nd year)San Diego State Record: 6-12-1 (2nd year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11 / 11Starters Returning/Lost: 7 / 4Men's Soccer SID: Gregg Bach ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (619) 594-5547SID Fax: (619) 582-6541Web site: www.goaztecs.com

Cal State NorthridgeFriday, Oct. 19 -- Titan Stadium, 7 p.m.Friday, Nov. 9 -- at North Campus Stadium, 7 p.m.Location: Northridge, CA 91330-8276 Sports Information, 18111 Nordhoff St.Nickname: Matadors2000 Overall Record: 6-13Head Coach: Terry Davila (Cal State Northridge, 1994)Career Record: 14-23-1 (3rd year)Northridge Record: 14-23-1 (3rd year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15 / 6Starters Returning/Lost: 8 / 3Men's Soccer SID: Steve Jacobson ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (818) 677-3243SID Fax: (818) 677-4950Web site: www.GoMatadors.com

Saint Mary's (CA)Sunday, Oct. 28 -- at UCLA, 11 a.m.Location: Moraga, CA 94575 Sports Information, 1928 Saint Mary's RoadNickname: Gaels2000 Overall Record: 6-13Head Coach: Steve Rammel (Rutgers, 1990)Career Record: 0-0 (1st year)Saint Mary's Record: 0-0 (1st year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 19 / 5Starters Returning/Lost: 8 / 3Men's Soccer SID: Jason Santos ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (925) 631-4402SID Fax: (925) 631-4405Web site: www.SMCGaels.com

South CarolinaFriday, Oct. 26 -- at UCLA, noonLocation: Columbia, SC 29208 Rex Enright Athletics Center, 1300 Rosewood Dr.Nickname: Gamecocks2000 Overall Record: 12-4-3Head Coach: Mark Berson (North Carolina, 1975)Career Record: 335-114-37 (25th year)South Carolina Record: 324-109-37 (24th year)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17 / 6Starters Returning/Lost: 8 / 3Men's Soccer SID: Julie St. Cyr ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (803) 777-7977SID Fax: (803) 777-2967Web site: www.uscsports.com

Cal Poly San Luis ObispoSunday, Oct. 14 -- at San Luis Obispo, 5 p.m.Friday, Nov. 16 -- Titan Stadium, 7 p.m.Location: San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 Mott Gymnasium, 1 Grand AvenueNickname: Mustangs2000 Overall Record: 5-12-1Head Coach: Wolfgang Gartner (Pacific, 1973)Career Record: 196-163-46 (22nd year)Record at Cal Poly: sameLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 19 / 3Starters Returning/Lost: 9 / 2Men's Soccer SID: Eric Burdick ([email protected])SID Office Phone: (805) 756-6531SID Fax: (805) 756-2650Web site: www.gopoly.com

2001 OPPONENTS


The Big West Confer-ence enters the 2001-02 aca-demic year for its 33rd year ofoperation but its first since 1991to feature men's soccer.

Over the past three decades, theconference has striven for athleticand academic success and this yearshould be no different as the Big West welcomestwo new members in Cal State Northridge and UCRiverside. A total of 10 teams will compete in 17sports this year with six -- Fullerton, UC Irvine, CalState Northridge, UC Riverside, Cal Poly and UCSanta Barbara -- vying for the men's soccer crownwith a home-and-away round-robin schedule.

The longest-running conference member isLong Beach State, which was one of the originalmembers of the league when it was formed back in1969. UC Santa Barbara, another original member,is tied for the second-longest tenure, with 30 yearsvested into the conference (The Gauchos left the con-ference for two seasons in the mid-70s). Pacific hasalso been a member for 30 years, joining in 1971.Three other members joined in the mid-to-late1970sincluding Cal State Fullerton (1974), UC Irvine(1977) and Utah State (1978). The next pair of cur-rent members joined in the mid-90s as Cal Poly andIdaho came into the league for the 1996-97 season.

The Big West Conference was formed as thePacific Coast Athletic Association on July 1, 1969.However, the unofficial history of the conferencepre-dates that point of time, extending back to 1967.

Cal State Los Angeles, Fresno State, LongBeach State and San Diego State were members ofthe California Collegiate Athletic Association, longrecognized as the nation's premier college circuit.

Final 2000 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Men's Soccer StandingsMPSF Overall

Mountain Division W L T Pts. Home Away W L T Pct. Home Away NeutralSan Jose State 8 0 0 24 4-0-0 4-0-0 20 1 1 .932 9-1-1 9-0-0 2-0-0Denver 5 2 1 16 3-1-0 2-1-1 9 6 2 .588 4-1-1 4-2-1 1-3-0Fresno State 2 5 1 7 1-2-1 1-3-0 9 7 2 .555 5-3-1 2-4-1 2-0-0Air Force 2 6 0 6 2-2-0 0-4-0 5 9 1 .367 2-3-1 1-5-0 2-1-0Sacramento State 2 6 0 6 1-3-0 1-3-0 7 10 1 .417 5-4-1 2-5-0 0-1-0

Pacific Division W L T Pts. Home Away W L T Pct. Home Away NeutralCal State Fullerton 6 0 1 19 2-0-0 4-0-1 15 6 1 .704 8-0-0 5-3-1 1-2-0UC Irvine 4 2 1 13 1-1-1 3-1-0 12 8 1 .595 8-3-1 4-4-0 0-1-0UNLV 4 3 0 12 3-1-0 1-2-0 10 7 1 .583 6-3-1 1-4-0 3-0-0Cal Poly SLO 3 4 0 9 2-3-0 1-1-0 5 12 1 .305 4-5-0 1-6-1 0-1-0New Mexico 3 4 0 9 3-1-0 0-3-0 6 12 0 .333 6-4-0 0-4-0 0-4-0UC Santa Barbara 2 4 1 7 0-2-1 2-2-0 8 10 1 .447 3-5-1 5-5-0 0-0-0San Diego State 2 4 1 7 2-1-0 0-3-1 6 12 1 .342 5-2-0 0-7-1 1-3-0Cal St. Northridge 2 5 0 6 1-3-0 1-2-0 6 13 0 .316 5-4-0 1-9-0 0-0-0

BIG WEST CONFERENCE

That conference was classified college division, and thereinlay a major source of dissatisfaction. Since 1963, the four institu-

tions had captured 16 national titles. The number swelled to 21 if themythical football championships were included.

With no more territory to conquer at the college division, astep up to university ranks had to be considered. Therefore, offi-cials of the seven colleges and universities assembled as a body in

May of 1969, tied up loose ends and less than two months later thePCAA was born. The name was changed to the Big West for the Fall of 1988.

Conferences' Recent Soccer HistoryYear Champion Player of the Year% Player of the Year$1983 Fresno State1984 UNLV1985 UNLV Rob Ryerson, UNLV1986 Fresno State Tom Gleason, FSU

& Cal State Fullerton1987 UNLV Femi Olukanni, FSU

& Jeff Wale, UNLV1988 Fresno State Chris John, UCSB1989 Fresno State Tim Martin, FSU1990 Fresno State Doug Borgel, UNLV1991 Fresno State Gerell Elliott, FSU1992 Washington Edmundo Rodriguez, NM Dusty Hudock, Washington1993 UCLA Armando Valdivia, CSUN Sterling Wescott, FSU1994 Fresno State P.J. Polowski, UCI none1995 UCLA Keith West, CSUN J. J. Wozniak, FSU1996 UCLA Sheldon Thomas, CSF Jason Boyce, Washington1997 UCLA Sheldon Thomas, CSF Jason Boyce, Washington1998 Washington Co-MVP: Seth George, UCLA & Simon Elliott, Stanford1999 Washington Sasha Victorine, UCLA Wes Hart, Washington2000 San Jose StateDuncan Oughton, CSF Ryan Suarez, San Jose St.

%PCAA thru 1991; MPSF Pacific Division 1992-1997, 1999-2000$MPSF Mountain Division 1992-97 and 1999-2000no MPSF divisions in 1998 when co-players of the year were selected


Season Record: 15- 6 - 1 MPSF Conference Record: 6 - 0 - 1Player G / GS C E Shots Goals GWG Assists PointsDuncan Oughton 21 / 21 6 0 82 17 6 8 42Art Ramirez 22 / 20 1 0 37 7 2 4 18Ricky Melendez 22 / 22 2 0 24 4 0 9 17David Dischner 22 / 20 5 0 52 6 3 3 15Brent Whitfield 21 / 7 0 0 22 5 2 2 12Hector Orellana 21 / 0 0 0 28 3 0 5 11Kris Hulgreen 17 / 17 3 0 13 3 0 4 10Sean Giudice 13 / 1 1 0 18 3 0 2 8Tim Donnelly 19 / 6 0 0 15 3 0 2 8Shaun Higgins 22 / 19 3 0 19 2 0 3 7Ray Ramirez 22 / 22 1 0 12 2 1 2 6Walter Camargo 18 / 7 2 1 3 1 1 3 5Jose Dumond 1 / 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3Jason Clifford 16 / 7 0 0 5 0 0 3 3Brad Dunaway 22 / 22 1 0 18 0 0 2 2Keith Buckley 20 / 20 4 0 6 1 0 0 2Hunter Lindsey 7 / 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2Luis Zavala 17 / 1 0 0 6 1 0 0 2Matt Terry 13 / 7 4 1 3 0 0 0 0Scott McCormick 2 / 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0CS Fullerton Totals 22 33 2 369 59 15 56 174Opponent Totals 22 48 0 261 34 6 30 98

Goalkeeper (Record) G / GS C E Minutes GA Shots Against Shutouts Saves GAAScott Alexander (0-0) 1 / 0 0 0 45 0 6 0 1 0.000Sean Rockwell (8-3-1) 13 / 13 0 0 1226 18 155 4 57 1.321Josh Saunders (7-3) 11 / 9 0 0 833 16 100 0 33 1.729CS Fullerton Totals 22 0 0 2104 34 261 5 91 1.454Opponents Totals 22 0 0 2104 59 369 1 89 2.524

Season ResultsHome: 10-1-0 Away: 4-3-1 Neutral: 1-2-0

Date Opponent Result Atten. CSF Keeper(s) CSF GoalsSept. 1 Rutgers W (4-1) 685 Saunders Dischner 2, Giudice, WhitfieldSept. 3 SMU W (2-1 ot) 772 Saunders Dischner, OughtonSept. 7 UMKC W (4-3) 200 Saunders Donnelly, A.Ramirez, Hulgreen, HigginsSept. 10 Buffalo W (4-1) 150 Rockwell R. Ramirez, Higgins, A. Ramirez, MelendezSept. 15 Gonzaga (@LMU) W (4-3 ot) 150 Saunders Oughton 2, Orellana, WhitfieldSept. 17 at LMU W (3-1) 347 Rockwell Melendez, Dischner, OrellanaSept. 22 Portland (@Seattle) L (1-2 2ot) 102 Saunders OughtonSept. 24 at Washington L (1-2 ot) 661 Rockwell OughtonSept. 29 Furman (@Clemson) L (1-2 ot) 964 Saunders OughtonOct. 1 at Clemson L (1-5) 1,111 Rockwell A. RamirezOct. 6 at San Diego State* W (1-0) 187 Rockwell WhitfieldOct. 8 at UC Irvine* T (1-1 2ot) 523 Rockwell A.RamirezOct. 13 at Cal State Northridge* W (5-0) 415 Rockwell Oughton 2, A.Ramirez, Giudice, WhitfieldOct. 15 at UC Santa Barbara* W (1-0 ot) 227 Rockwell A.RamirezOct. 20 New Mexico* W (2-0) 1,590 Rockwell Dischner, OughtonOct. 22 UNLV* W (2-1) 626 Rockwell Oughton 2Oct. 26 UCLA W (3-2 2ot) 1,581 Rockwell/Saunders Oughton 2, MelendezOct. 31 Concordia W (12-0) 175 Saunders/Alexander Oughton 2, Donnelly 2, A.Ramirez, Melendez, Zavala

Whitfield, Orellana, Giudice, Buckley, LindseyNov. 4 Cal Poly SLO* W (2-1 ot) 868 Saunders Dischner, CamargoNov. 10 Denver# W (3-1) 612 Rockwell/Saunders Hulgreen 2, OughtonNov. 12 San Jose State# L (2-3) 706 Saunders Oughton, R. RamirezNov. 18 at Stanford$ L (0-4) 1,150 Rockwell

*MPSF match #MPSF playoffs $NCAA playoffs

2000 STATISTICS and RESULTS


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Soccer Year-by-Year Results (Division I since 1975)Year Coach Overall Conference, Place Post-Season1975 Dennis Checkett .... 9- 4-2 4-1-0 SCISA 1-1 (NCAA 2nd round)1976 Dennis Checkett .... 7- 9-21977 Ralph Perez ............ 11-7-21978 Hector Tovar .......... 11-8-4 2-1-1 SCISA1979 Hector Tovar .......... 12-9-01980 Jim Noble and ..............

Steve McKay ...... 12- 4-3 5-1-2 SCISA1981 Al Mistri ................ 13- 6-0 5-2-0 SCISA1982 Al Mistri ................ 13- 6-3 3-3-2 SCISA1983 Al Mistri ................ 8-11-2 1-5-0 PCAA1984 Al Mistri ................ 10- 6-5 1-1-1 PCAA South1985 Al Mistri ................ 10- 9-1 3-2-1 3rd PCAA1986 Al Mistri ................ 8-11-2 4-1-0 1st PCAA 0-1 (NCAA 1st round)1987 Al Mistri ................ 12- 7-1 5-4-1 3rd PCAA1988 Al Mistri ................ 7-11-2 4-5-1 4th Big West1989 Al Mistri ................ 12- 7-1 6-3-1 2nd Big West1990 Al Mistri ................ 8- 8-3 5-4-1 4th Big West1991 Al Mistri ............... 10-10-0 6-4-0 3rd Big West1992 Al Mistri ................ 12- 6-0 6-1-0 2nd MPSF (P)1993 Al Mistri ................ 16- 7-0 5-2-0 3rd MPSF (P) 3-1 (NCAA Semifinals)1994 Al Mistri ................ 14- 7-2 4-3-0 4th MPSF (P) 2-1 (NCAA Quarterfinals)1995 Al Mistri ................ 12- 8-0 3-4-0 5th MPSF (P)1996 Al Mistri ................ 11- 4-6 3-1-1 2nd MPSF (P) 1-0-1 (NCAA 2nd round)1997 Al Mistri ............... 10-10-0 3-2-0 2nd MPSF (P)1998 Al Mistri ................ 14- 5-2 7-1-1 2nd MPSF 0-1 (NCAA 1st round)1999 Al Mistri ................ 14- 5-0 5-2-0 2nd MPSF (P)2000 Al Mistri ................ 15- 6-1 6-0-1 1st MPSF (P) 0-1 (NCAA 1st round)Totals 291-191-44 96-53-14 7-6-1

(P) Pacific Division

San Diego State (H) ....... L 1- 4UCLA (A) ...................... L 1- 5Cal State Hayward (A) .. W 6- 0San Francisco (A) .......... L 0- 4Cal State Los Angeles ... W 2- 1

48- 36

1978 (11-8-4, 2-1-1)Coach: Hector TovarBYU (A) ........................ W 1- 0Metro State (A) .............. TIE 0- 0 (OT)Colorado College (A) .... W 1- 0Long Beach State (H) .... W 3- 1Whittier (H) ................... W 9- 2*Azusa Pacific (H) ........ W 3- 0Chapman (A) ................. L 0- 2UCLA (H) ...................... L 2- 5 (OT)U.S. International (A) .... L 0- 1USC (H) ......................... W 6- 1UC Santa Barbara (A) ... L 2- 3Westmont (A) ................ L 1- 3*U.S. International (H) .. TIE 1- 1 (OT)Cal State Hayward (H) .. L 1- 2*UNLV (A) ................... W 3- 1USC (H) ......................... W 6- 0*San Diego State (A) ..... L 0- 1Claremont (A) ................ W 3- 0Pomona-Pitzer (A) ......... TIE 2- 2 (OT)California (A) ................ TIE 3- 3 (OT)Biola (H) ........................ W 2- 0CSU Los Angeles (A) .... L 0- 1Fresno State (H) ............. W 5- 2

54- 29* Southern California Intercollegiate Soccer Association

1979 (12-9)Coach: Hector TovarChico State (A) .............. W 2- 1San Jose State (A) .......... W 4- 2Biola (A) ........................ W 5- 2Claremont (H) ................ W 4- 1Azusa Pacific (A) .......... W 3- 0U.S. International (A) .... L 0- 1USC (A) ......................... L 1- 2Whittier (A) ................... W 7- 0Santa Clara (A) .............. L 1- 2UCLA (A) ...................... L 0- 1Cal State Hayward (A) .. L 1- 2UC Santa Barbara (H) ... W 1- 0UNLV (H) ..................... L 1- 2Long Beach State (H) .... W 3- 0San Francisco (A) .......... L 1- 4Pomona-Pitzer (H) ......... W 4- 0Cal State L.A. (H) .......... W 2- 0San Diego State (H) ....... W 1- 0Westmont (H) ................ W 2- 0Chapman (H) ................. L 2- 3Fresno State (A) ............. L 1- 4

46- 27

1975 (9-4-2, 4-1)Coach: Dennis CheckettUNLV (H) ..................... TIE 3- 3 (OT)Santa Clara (H) .............. TIE 1- 1 (OT)UC Riverside (H) ........... W 5- 1*Biola (A) ...................... W 2- 0*Westmont (H) .............. W 2- 1Cal State Hayward (A) .. L 1- 3Stanford (A) ................... W 3- 1San Francisco ................ L 1- 3 (OT)*San Diego State ........... L 2- 3Pacific (A) ..................... W 5- 0Fresno State (A) ............. W 3- 2*UCLA (A) .................... W 2- 1 (OT)*USC (A) ....................... W 3- 2#Colorado College ......... W 1- 0#San Francisco .............. L 2- 3 (OT)

36- 24* Southern California Intercollegiate Soccer Association# NCAA Tournament

1976 (7-9-2)Coach: Dennis CheckettUC Riverside (A) ........... W 6- 0Colorado College (N) .... W 5- 2UNLV (A) ..................... L 1- 3UC Santa Barbara (A) ... L 1- 3Santa Clara (A) .............. L 1- 3San Francisco (A) .......... TIE 1- 1 (OT)

Biola (H) ........................ W 2- 0Stanford (H) ................... W 1- 0San Diego State (A) ....... L 0- 2USC (H) ......................... W 4- 0Westmont (A) ................ L 0- 1San Jose State (H) .......... L 4- 5 (OT)Pomona-Pitzer (H) ......... TIE 1- 1 (OT)California (H) ................ L 1- 2Fresno State (H) ............. W 2- 1Cal State Hayward (H) .. L 1- 2UCLA (H) ...................... L 1- 2 (OT)Loyola Marymount (H) . W 5- 1

37- 29

1977 (11-7-2)Coach: Ralph PerezChapman (H) ................. TIE 2- 2 (OT)Stanford (A) ................... W 4- 1California (A) ................ W 2- 1UC Santa Barbara (H) ... W 3- 1 (OT)USC (A) ......................... W 3- 2 (OT)UC Riverside (H) ........... W 7- 0Biola (A) ........................ W 2- 1Santa Clara (H) .............. TIE 3- 3 (OT)Westmont (H) ................ L 0- 2 (OT)UNLV (H) ..................... W 4- 3San Jose State (A) .......... L 1- 3Fresno State (A) ............. L 1- 2Claremont (H) ................ W 5- 0U.S. International (A) .... L 0- 1Pomona-Pitzer (H) ......... W 1- 0


1980 (12-4-3, 5-1-2)Coaches: Jim Noble & Steve McKay*USC (H) ....................... TIE 2- 2 (OT)*UNLV (A) ................... W 2- 1Cal State Northridge (A) W 4- 0Long Beach State (A) .... W 5- 1San Jose State (A) .......... W 2- 0San Francisco (N) .......... L 0- 3UCLA (H) ...................... L 3- 4Whittier (H) ................... W 5- 0*UC Santa Barbara (A) . W 2- 0*Azusa Pacific (H) ........ L 1- 2*San Diego State (A) ..... W 4- 2U.S. International .......... TIE 0- 0 (OT)*Biola (H) ...................... W 2- 0Claremont (A) ................ W 5- 1*Westmont (A) .............. W 8- 0Fresno State (A) ............. L 0- 1Pomona-Pitzer (A) ......... W 1- 0Cal State L.A. (A) .......... TIE 0- 0 (OT)Chapman (H) ................. W 6- 1


1981 (13-6-0, 5-2)Coach: Al MistriBiola (A) ........................ W 3- 0*Long Beach State (H) .. W 9- 0*Loyola Marymount (A) W 4- 0*UNLV (H) ................... W 3- 2 (OT)Cal State Northridge (A) W 4- 1Westmont (H) ................ W 4- 2UCLA (A) ...................... L 0- 5Pomona-Pitzer (H) ......... W 4- 0#Cal State L.A. (H) ........ W 1- 0Azusa Pacific (A) .......... W 6- 1*U. of San Diego (H) .... W 4- 0*UC Santa Barbara (H) . L 1- 2Santa Clara (H) .............. W 2- 1*U.S. International (A) .. W 2- 0San Francisco (A) .......... L 1- 2San Jose State (A) .......... L 1- 2 (OT)Chapman (A) ................. W 3- 2Fresno State (A) ............. L 0- 1*San Diego State (H) ..... L 1- 2

53- 23* Southern California Intercollegiate Soccer Association# Cal State LA forfeited 2-1 victory

1982 (13-6-3, 3-3-2)Coach: Al MistriSan Jose State (A) .......... L 0- 2Sonoma State (A) .......... W 4- 1Westmont (A) ................ W 2- 0CSU Bakersfield (A) ..... W 8- 0*Loyola Marymount (H) W 3- 1*UNLV (A) ................... TIE 1- 1 (OT)

Pomona-Pitzer (A) ......... W 6- 0San Francisco (A) .......... L 1- 3Pacific (H) ..................... W 4- 0Biola (H) ........................ W 2- 0Cal State Northridge (H) W 3- 1Fresno State (H) ............. W 2- 1 (OT)*UCLA (H) .................... L 1- 2 (OT)*Univ. of San Diego (A) W 3- 0California (A) ................ TIE 0- 0 (OT)Santa Clara (A) .............. L 0- 3*Long Beach State (A) .. W 6- 1Cal State L.A. (A) .......... W 1- 0Chapman (H) ................. W 2- 0*San Diego State (A) ..... L 0- 1*U.S. International (H) .. TIE 0- 0 (OT)*UC Santa Barbara (A) . L 2- 5


1983 (8-11-2, 1-5)Coach: Al MistriCSU Dominguez (H) .... W 2- 0Puget Sound (A) ............ W 2- 1U.S. International (N) .... L 1- 3Chico State (N) .............. W 2- 0*San Jose State (H) ........ L 1- 2Claremont (N) ................ TIE 1- 1 (OT)Fresno Pacific (A) ......... L 0- 2Azusa Pacific (A) .......... W 4- 2*UNLV (H) ................... L 1- 3U.S. International (H) .... W 1- 0Stanford (A) ................... L 1- 2*Fresno State (A) ........... L 2- 5Santa Clara (H) .............. L 0- 1*UC Santa Barbara (H) . L 1- 2San Francisco (H) .......... L 0- 3UCLA (A) ...................... L 0- 6U. of San Diego (H) ...... W 5- 2*Pacific (H) ................... W 3- 1San Diego State (H) ....... TIE 0- 0 (OT)*Long Beach State (H) .. L 1- 2Loyola Marymount (A) . W 1- 0

29- 38* Pacific Coast Athletic Association

1984 (10-6-5, 1-1-1)Coach: Al MistriPacific (A) ..................... W 3- 0Santa Clara (A) .............. W 1- 0Cal State Hayward (A) .. TIE 1- 1 (OT)U.S. International (A) .... L 0- 4U. of San Diego (A) ...... TIE 1- 1 (OT)BYU (N) ........................ W 2- 0*UNLV (A) ................... L 0- 4Claremont (H) ................ W 3- 1Fresno Pacific (A) ......... L 0- 1*UC Irvine (H) .............. TIE 2- 2 (OT)Portland (N) ................... W 1- 0U.S. International (A) .... W 1- 0

*Long Beach State (A) .. W 4- 2Fresno State (H) ............. TIE 1- 1 (OT)UCLA (H) ...................... L 1- 3UC Santa Barbara (A) ... W 1- 0San Francisco (A) .......... L 0- 3San Jose State (A) .......... TIE 0- 0 (OT)San Diego State (A) ....... L 0- 3Loyola Marymount (H) . W 3- 2Fresno Pacific (H) ......... W 3- 1


1985 (10-9-1, 3-2-1)Coach: Al MistriSanta Clara (H) .............. W 3- 1*Pacific (H) ................... W 3- 0Stanford (A) ................... L 0- 1St. Mary's (A) ................ W 3- 1U. of San Diego (H) ...... L 0- 1Biola (A) ........................ W 4- 2*San Jose State (H) ........ W 2- 1Fresno Pacific (A) ......... W 1- 0*Fresno State (A) ........... L 1- 2U.S. International (H) .... L 0- 1Loyola Marymount (A) . W 4- 0*UC Santa Barbara (H) . TIE 3- 3 (OT)*UC Irvine (A) .............. W 2- 1Cal State L.A. (A) .......... L 1- 2UNLV (H) ..................... L 0- 1San Diego State (H) ....... W 1- 0*UNLV (A) ................... L 2- 3U.S. International (N) .... L 2- 4UCLA (A) ...................... L 0- 1BYU (H) ........................ W 3- 0


1986 (8-11-2, 4-1)Coach: Al MistriSan Diego State (A) ....... L 1- 6Stanford (H) ................... TIE 0- 0 (OT)BYU (A) ........................ W 1- 0Portland (H) ................... TIE 0- 0 (OT)Santa Clara (A) .............. L 0- 1*San Jose State (A) ........ L 0- 1 (OT)William & Mary (N) ...... L 0- 2Old Dominion (A) ......... L 0- 2St. Mary's (H) ................ W 4- 1New Mexico (A) ............ L 1- 2Air Force (A) ................. L 2- 4U.S. International (A) .... L 1- 2U. of San Diego (A) ...... L 1- 2 (OT)*UC Irvine (H) .............. W 4- 1*UC Santa Barbara (A) . W 2- 0*Fresno State (H) ........... W 2- 1Cal State L.A. (H) .......... W 1- 0*UNLV (H) ................... W 2- 1 (OT)UCLA (H) ...................... L 0- 6Loyola Marymount (H) . W 1- 0$ UCLA (A) ................... L 0- 3

23- 35* Pacific Coast Athletic Association$ NCAA Tournament



1987 (12-7-1, 5-4-1)Coach: Al MistriWashington (N) ............. L 1- 4Portland (A) ................... L 0- 2San Diego State (H) ....... W 3- 2U. of San Diego (H) ...... W 5- 0Santa Clara (H) .............. W 1- 0 (OT)New Mexico (H) ............ W 4- 3TCU (A) ........................ W 3- 0North Texas (A) ............. L 1- 4*San Jose State (A) ........ W 3- 2*Fresno State (A) ........... L 0- 2U.S. International (H) .... W 3- 2*UC Santa Barbara (A) . L 2- 3 (OT)*UC Irvine (A) .............. L 0- 1 (OT)*Fresno State (H) ........... W 2- 0*San Jose State (H) ........ W 2- 1*UNLV (A) ................... L 3- 4 (OT)UCLA (A) ...................... W 2- 0*UNLV (H) ................... W 2- 1*UC Irvine (H) .............. W 2- 0 (OT)*UC Santa Barbara (H) . TIE1- 1 (OT)


1988 (7-11-2, 4-5-1)Coach: Al MistriCal State L.A. (H) .......... L 0- 1St. Mary's (H) ................ TIE 0- 0 (OT)U.S. International (H) .... W 4- 0San Diego State (A) ....... L 0- 2U. of San Diego (A) ...... L 0- 2 (OT)Santa Clara (A) .............. L 2- 5Stanford (A) ................... W 4- 3 (OT)New Mexico (A) ............ W 1- 0UCLA (H) ...................... L 0- 1 (OT)*UC Santa Barbara (H) . W 3- 2 (OT)*UC Irvine (A) .............. L 2- 5*UNLV (H) ................... W 2- 1*Fresno State (A) ........... L 0- 1*San Jose State (A) ........ L 1- 2 (OT)*San Jose State (H) ........ W 3- 0*Fresno State (H) ........... TIE 1- 1 (OT)Washington (H) ............. L 0- 4*UNLV (A) ................... L 1- 5*UC Irvine (H) .............. W 2- 0*UC Santa Barbara (A) . L 0- 2

26- 37* Big West Conference

1989 (12-7-1, 6-3-1)Coach: Al MistriU. of San Diego (H) ...... W 2- 1 (OT)New Mexico (H) ............ W 6- 5 (OT)Washington (A) ............. L 0- 1Oregon State (N) ........... W 2- 1 (OT)San Diego State (H) ....... W 2- 1Loyola Marymount (H) . W 4- 0U.S. International (A) .... W 2- 1*San Jose State (H) ........ TIE 0- 0 (OT)*Fresno State (H) ........... L 1- 2 (OT)

Santa Clara (H) .............. L 1- 2*UC Irvine (H) .............. W 2- 0*UC Santa Barbara (A) . L 0- 2*UNLV (H) ................... W 2- 1UCLA (A) ...................... L 0- 2*UC Santa Barbara (H) . W 3- 1Cal State L.A. (A) .......... L 0- 3*UNLV (A) ................... W 2- 0*UC Irvine (A) .............. W 1- 0*San Jose State (A) ........ W 4- 1*Fresno State (A) ........... L 0- 3


1990 (8-8-3, 5-4-1)Coach: Al MistriSIU-Edwardsville (N) .... W 4- 1Western Kentucky (A) ... TIE 3- 3 (OT)Creighton (N) ................ L 1- 2New Mexico (A) ............ L 1- 2 (OT)Seattle Pacific (H) .......... TIE 0- 0 (OT)*UNLV (A) ................... L 1- 2U. of San Diego (A) ...... L 0- 4*San Jose State (A) ........ W 2- 0*Fresno State (A) ........... L 1- 2*UNLV (H) ................... W 2- 1U.S. International (A) .... W 2- 1*UC Santa Barbara (H) . W 2- 1*UC Irvine (A) .............. TIE 1- 1 (OT)*UC Irvine (H) .............. L 1- 2*UC Santa Barbara (A) . L 0- 2Cal State L.A. (A) .......... W 6- 1UCLA (A) ...................... L 1- 4*Fresno State (H) ........... W 3- 1*San Jose State (H) ........ W 1- 0


1991 (10-10, 6-4)Coach: Al MistriCalifornia (N) ................ L 1- 2San Francisco (N) .......... L 1- 2Seattle Pacific (N) .......... L 0- 1Wisconsin-G. Bay (N) ... W 3- 2New Mexico (H) ............ L 0- 2Western Kentucky (H) ... W 3- 0 (OT)*UC Irvine (H) .............. W 5- 0*San Jose State (A) ........ W 7- 3 (OT)*UNLV (H) ................... W 2- 1*UC Santa Barbara (H) . W 3- 1*UC Irvine (A) .............. L 0- 1 (OT)*Fresno State (H) ........... W 2- 0*San Jose State (H) ........ L 2- 4Akron (N) ...................... W 1- 0Army (N) ....................... W 3- 1*UC Santa Barbara (A) . W 2- 0*UNLV (A) ................... L 3- 4UCLA (H) ...................... L 1- 5*Fresno State (A) ........... L 0- 2U. of San Diego (H) ...... L 1- 3


1992 (12-6, 6-1)Coach: Al MistriUC Santa Barbara (H) ... W 3- 1 (OT)Univ. of San Diego (A) . L 1- 2North Texas (N) ............. W 4- 1Drake (N) ....................... W 3- 2California (H) ................ W 2- 1St. Mary's (H) ................ L 1- 3UC Irvine (H) ................ W 4- 0Cal Poly SLO (H) .......... W 5- 1*UC Irvine (A) .............. W 3- 1 (OT)*CSU Northridge (A) .... W 1- 0*UC Santa Barbara (A) . W 5- 0SMU (N) ........................ L 2- 4Davidson (N) ................. L 0- 4*New Mexico (H) .......... W 3- 2*UNLV (H) ................... W 9- 0*San Diego State (H) ..... W 1- 0*UCLA (A) .................... L 1- 3% Washington (A) ......... L 1- 3 (OT)

49- 28* Mountain Pacific Sports Federation% MPSF Playoffs

1993 (16-7, 5-2)Coach: Al MistriOregon State (H) ........... W 3- 0North Carolina (H) ........ W 3- 2Washington (H) ............. W 3- 1Fresno State (H) ............. W 1- 0 (OT)California (A) ................ W 2- 0Cal Poly SLO (A) .......... W 4- 2 (OT)Santa Clara (N) .............. L 1- 2St. Mary's (A) ................ W 3- 1San Diego (H) ................ L 1- 2 (OT)Loyola Marymount (H) . L 3- 4*San Diego State (A) ..... W 1- 0*CSU Northridge (H) .... L 0- 1*UC Santa Barbara (H) . W 1- 0*New Mexico (A) .......... W 3- 2*UNLV (A) ................... L 1- 2*UC Irvine (H) .............. W 3- 0*UCLA (H) .................... W 2- 1Rutgers (N) .................... L 0- 3Old Dominion (N) ......... W 1- 0$ Fresno State (A) .......... W 4- 0$ U. of San Diego (A) ... W 3- 2$ San Francisco (A) ....... W 1- 0$ South Carolina (N) ..... L 0- 1

44- 26* Mountain Pacific Sports Federation$ NCAA Tournament

1994 (14-7-2, 4-3)Coach: Al MistriCSU Sacramento (H) ..... W 1- 0Stanford (H) ................... L 2- 3Seattle Pacific (N) .......... TIE 2- 2 (OT)Illinois State (N) ............ W 3- 1New Hampshire (N) ...... W 3- 1Vermont (A) .................. W 3- 1



*San Diego State (H) ..... W 2- 0Fresno State (A) ............. L 0- 3Washington (A) ............. W 2- 0Portland (N) ................... L 0- 2*UC Santa Barbara (A) . L 2- 3*CSU Northridge (A) .... W 1- 0 (OT)*UNLV (H) ................... W 3- 0*New Mexico (H) .......... L 2- 4 (OT)*UCLA (A) .................... L 1- 2*UC Irvine (A) .............. W 4- 3Indiana (N) .................... W 3- 2 (OT)Notre Dame (N) ............. TIE 2- 2 (OT)California (H) ................ W 5- 2Loyola Marymount (A) . W 4- 3$ U. of San Diego (H) ... W 3- 1 (OT)$ San Francisco (H) ....... W 1- 0 (OT)$ Indiana (A) ................. L 1- 2


1995 (12-8, 3-4)Coach: Al MistriPenn State (H) ............... L 2- 3Vermont (H) .................. W 4- 1Evansville (N) ................ W 5- 1San Jose State (A) .......... W 2- 1Tampa (H) ..................... L 3- 4 (OT)Gonzaga (H) .................. W 3- 2Santa Clara (A) .............. L 1- 2 (OT)San Jose State (A) .......... W 5- 2Chapman (H) ................. W 3- 1*San Diego State (A) ..... L 2- 3*UC Santa Barbara (H) . W 2- 1*CSU Northridge (H) .... W 3- 2*UNLV (A) ................... L 1- 2 (OT)*New Mexico (A) .......... L 1- 4*UCLA (H) .................... L 0- 4*UC Irvine (H) .............. W 3- 0Washington (N) ............. L 0- 1Brown (N) ...................... W 1- 0Fresno State (H) ............. W 2- 0U. of San Diego (A) ...... W 1- 0

45- 34* Mountain Pacific Sports Federation

1996 (11-4-6, 3-1-1)Coach: Al MistriWestern Kentucky (H) ... W 2- 0Wisconsin (H) ................ W 3- 1Virginia (A) ................... TIE 2- 2 (OT)American (N) ................. W 4- 2San Diego State (H) ....... W 3- 0SMU (N) ........................ L 1- 3Fresno State (A) ............. W 3- 0San Francisco (N) .......... L 0- 2Santa Clara (A) .............. W 3- 2 (OT)*UC Irvine (A) .............. W 2- 1Loyola Marymount (H) . L 0- 1*UC Santa Barbara (H) . W 4- 2

*CSU Northridge (A) .... TIE 3- 3 (OT)*UCLA (A) .................... L 0- 2St. Louis (N) .................. TIE 0- 0 (OT)Oregon State (N) ........... W 5- 0U. of San Diego (H) ...... TIE 3- 3 (OT)Air Force (H) ................. TIE 0- 0 (OT)Cal Poly SLO (H) .......... W 2- 0$ UCLA (H) ................... W 2- 1$ Creighton (H) ............. TIE 0- 0 (OT)


1997 (10-10, 3-2)Coach: Al MistriVanderbilt (H) ............... L 2- 3Santa Clara (H) .............. W 2- 1San Diego State (H) ....... W 2- 1Boston University (N) ... W 3- 0Sacramento State (N) ..... W 5- 0Gonzaga (A) .................. L 0- 4Washington (A) ............. L 1- 3New Mexico (N) ............ L 1- 2Air Force (A) ................. L 1- 2Loyola Marymount (H) . W 3- 1*UC Irvine (H) .............. W 4- 3"UC Santa Barbara (A) .. W 2- 0*UCLA (H) .................... W 3- 1*CSU Northridge (H) .... L 2- 3 (OT)Iona (H) ......................... W 4- 3California (H) ................ L 0- 4Duke (N) ........................ L 1- 4Massachusetts (N) ......... W 2- 1*Cal Poly SLO (A) ........ L 2- 3U. of San Diego (A) ...... L 0- 3


1998 (14-5-2, 7-1-1)Coach: Al MistriLoyola Marymount (A) . W 2- 0Kentucky (H) ................. W 2- 0Virginia (H) ................... TIE 1- 1 (OT)San Jose State (H) .......... L 1- 3Cal State Northridge (H) W 5- 4 (OT)San Diego (A) ................ W 5- 2Michigan State (A) ........ W 2- 0Tulsa (A) ........................ L 0- 4SMU (A) ........................ L 0- 1Fresno State (H) ............. W 4- 2CSU Los Angeles (H) .... W 7- 0Sacramento State* (H) ... W 3- 0UCLA* (H) .................... W 2- 1Oregon State* (A) ......... W 4- 1Washington* (A) ........... L 1- 2Cal Poly SLO* (H) ........ W 5- 0UC Santa Barbara* (H) . W 4- 1California* (A) .............. W 2- 1Stanford* (A) ................. TIE 1- 1 (OT)

UC Irvine* (W) ............. W 3- 2$San Diego .................... L 1- 2 55- 28* Mountain Pacific Sports Federation$ NCAA tournament

1999 (14-5, 5-2)Coach: Al MistriLoyola Marymount (A) .... W 2- 0Syracuse (H) .....................W 1- 0 (ot)Denver (H) ........................ W 2- 1 (ot)Sacramento State (N) ........ W 3- 0Oregon State (N) .............. W 3- 2 (2ot)Dayton (N) ........................ W 3- 1Kentucky (A) .................... W 1- 0CSU Dominguez Hills (H) ... W 3- 2Cal Poly SLO (A) ............. L 2- 3San Diego (H) ................... L 2- 4Loyola Marymount (H) .... W 4- 2UC Santa Barbara* (H) .... W 1- 0Cal St. Northridge* (H) .... W 3- 0New Mexico* (A) ............. L 0- 2UNLV* (A) ...................... W 6- 2San Diego State* (H) ........ W 5- 0UC Irvine* (H) .................W 2- 0Virginia (N) ...................... L 1- 2Air Force (N) .................... W 3- 1UCLA* (A) ....................... L 1- 2 (ot)


2000 (15-6-1, 6-0-1)Coach: Al MistriRutgers (H) ....................... W 4- 1SMU (H) ........................... W 2- 1 (ot)UMKC (H) ....................... W 4- 3Buffalo (H) ....................... W 4- 1Gonzaga (N) .....................W 4- 3 (ot)Loyola Marymount (A) .... W 3- 1Portland (N) ...................... L 1- 2 (2ot)Washington (A) ................ L 1- 2 (ot)Furman (N) ....................... L 1- 2 (ot)Clemson (A) ..................... L 1- 5San Diego State* (A) ........ W 1- 0UC Irvine* (A) ................. TIE 1- 1 (2ot)Cal St. Northridge* (A) .... W 5- 0UC Santa Barbara* (A) .... W 1- 0 (ot)New Mexico* (H) .............W 2- 0UNLV* (H) ...................... W 2- 1UCLA (H) .........................W 3- 2 (2ot)Concordia (H) ................... W 12- 0Cal Poly SLO* (H) ........... W 2- 1 (ot)&Denver (H) .....................W 3- 1&San Jose State (H) ......... L 2- 3$Stanford (A) .................... L 0- 4

59- 34

*Mountain Pacific Sports Federation&MPSF post-season tournament$NCAA tournament



David BuckettFILA

SEASON POINT LEADERS 1. Duncan Oughton (2000) ...17 goals / 8 assists ...... 42 pts.

Colby Jackson (1998) .......17 goals / 8 assists ...... 42 pts. 3. Eddie Soto (1994) .............18 goals / 5 assists ...... 41 pts.

4. Mike Fox (1982) ...............17 goals / 6 assists ...... 40 pts.

5. Sheldon Thomas (1996) ....17 goals / 5 assists ...... 39 pts. 6. Art Ramirez (1998) ...........15 goals / 4 assists ...... 34 pts.

7. Mike Fox (1980) ...............10 goals /13 assists ..... 33 pts.

8. Rich Davies (1985) ...........15 goals / 2 assists ...... 32 pts.Eddie Soto (1992) .............12 goals / 8 assists ...... 32 pts.

10. Mike Fox (1981) ...............11 goals / 6 assists ...... 28 pts.

Arlene & Reid ThibodeauDr. Richard Davis

The Cal State Fullerton soccer program would like to thank the following sponsorswho have made significant contributions to make Titan soccer a success:

Sheldon Thomascame up one

goal shy of EddieSoto's single-

season recordwith 17 goals in

the 1996 season.Thomas was

twice selectedMountain PacificSoccer Federa-

tion PacificDivision Player of

the Year.

SEASON GOALS 1. Eddie Soto (1994) ...................18 2. Duncan Oughton (2000) ..........17

Colby Jackson (1998) ..............17

Sheldon Thomas (1996) ..........17Mike Fox (1982) .....................17

6. Art Ramirez (1998) .................15

Rich Davies (1985) .................15 8. Eddie Soto (1992) ...................12

9. Mike Fox (1981) .....................11

10. Charlie Lynch (1997) ..............10Raul Haro (1991) ....................10

Rich Davies (1982) .................10

Mike Fox (1980) .....................10

SEASON ASSISTS 1. Mike Fox (1980) .....................13

2 . Joe DiGiamarino (1995) ..........10

3. Ricky Melendez (2000) .............9Sheldon Thomas (1997) ............9

Joe DiGiamarino (1996) ............9

Matt Bradbury (1994) ...............9Reid Thibodeau (1985) .............9

8. Duncan Oughton (2000) ............8

Antonio Martinez (1999) ..........8Adam Reevers (1999) ...............8

Colby Jackson (1998) ................8

Matt Bradbury (1995) ...............8Eddie Soto (1992) .....................8

SEASON SHUTOUTS1. Mike Ammann (1993) ...............92. Nart Arislanouk (1982) .............7

3. Mike Forensich (1996) ..............6

Bob Ammann (1986) ................6Nart Arislanouk (1984) .............6

6. Scott Alexander (1999) .............5

Mike Kornock (1994) ................5Mike Ammann (1992) ...............5

Mike Ammann (1991) ...............5

Jay Nettekoven (1989) ..............5Jay Nettekoven (1988) ..............5

Bob Ammann (1985) ................5

SEASON GAA 1. Nart Arislanouk (1982) ......0.820

2. Mike Ammann (1993) ........0.909

3. Tony Mejia (1982) .............1.055 4. Mike Forensich (1996) .......1.074

5. Scott Alexander (1999) ......1.197

6. Bob Ammann (1985) .........1.250 7. Mike Ammann (1991) ........1.290

8. Sean Rockwell (1998) ........1.293

9. Sean Rockwell (2000) ........1.321 10. Jay Nettekoven (1989) .......1.327

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS


CAREER POINT LEADERS 1. Duncan Oughton (1997-00) ....41 goals / 15 assists ..... 97 pts.

2. Eddie Soto (1992-94) ..............38 goals / 20 assists ..... 96 pts. 3. Mike Fox (1980-82) ................35 goals / 25 assists ..... 95 pts.

4. Matt Bradbury (1992-1995) ....30 goals / 29 assists ..... 89 pts.

5. Art Ramirez (1997-2000) .......30 goals / 11 assists ...... 71pts.Rich Davies (1982-85) ............31 goals / 9 assists ..... 71 pts.

7. Sheldon Thomas (1996-97) ....26 goals / 14 assists ..... 66 pts.

8. Colby Jackson (1998-99) ........23 goals / 13 assists ..... 59 pts. 9. Charlie Lynch (1994-97) ........20 goals / 18 assists ..... 58 pts.

10. Steve George (1986-89) ..........21 goals / 14 assists ..... 56 pts.

Eddie Soto, right,who joined the

Titans' coaching staffthis year, was the

Titans' all-timeleading scorer with

96 points and all-time leading goal

scorer with 38 goalsuntil Duncan

Oughton surpassedhim last season.

Many of Soto's goalscame courtesy ofassists from Titan

career leader MattBradbury (1992-95),

below, who playedthree years (1992-94) with Soto and

amassed a total of29 assists.

CAREER GOALS 1. Duncan Oughton (1997-2000) .....41 2. Eddie Soto (1992-94) ..............38

3. Mike Fox (1980-82) ................35

4. Rich Davies (1982-85) ............31 5. Art Ramirez (1997-2000) ........30

Matt Bradbury (1992-95) ........30

7. Sheldon Thomas (1996-97) .....26 8 Colby Jackson (1998-99) ........23

9. Steve George (1986-89) ..........21

10. Charlie Lynch (1994-97) .........20

CAREER ASSISTS 1. Matt Bradbury (1992-95) .........29

2. Mike Fox (1980-82) .................25

3. Eddie Soto (1992-94) ...............20 4. Joe DiGiamarino (1995-96) .....19

5. Charlie Lynch (1994-97) ..........18

Reid Thibodeau (1983-86) .......18 7. Ricky Rodriguez (1991-94) ......17

8. Duncan Oughton (1997-2000) .15

Alessio Smith (1995-98) ..........15 10. Sheldon Thomas (1996-97) ......14

Tom Helmer (1993-96) ............14

Steve George (1986-89) ...........14Giulio Gnaulati (1981, 1983-85) ....14

Rick Garcia (1980-82, 1984) ....14

CAREER SHUTOUTS 1. Mike Ammann (1991-93) .........19 2. Nart Arislanouk (1982-84) .......17

3. Jay Nettekoven (1987-90) ........15

4. Bob Ammann (1984986) ..........12 5. Sean Rockwell (1998-2000) .....11

CAREER RECORDS


HISTORY OF TITAN SOCCER

While the Cal State Fullerton men'ssoccer program reached unprecedentedheights in the 1990s, success was not lack-ing in the formative years. Coaches andplayers in the 1970s and 1980s laid thegroundwork for the national success theTitans now enjoy. Unfortunately, most ofthe pre-Div. I records are lost and there areonly snippets of the program's accom-plishments in the early seasons.

The Titans' trip to the Final Four atDavidson in 1993 for a third-place na-tional finish was not the closest they havecome to a national championship. In 1973,CSF went 15-3 and advanced to the Div. IItitle game in Springfield, Massachusetts,

losing to Missouri-St. Louis, 3-0. CoachDennis Checkett had served as assistant toCoach Paul Fardy from 1970 through 1972and he led the program into Div. I status inthe 1975 and 1976 seasons.

The Titans made annual trips to the NCAAplayoffs in the early 1970s, but probably thesingle most memorable game in early Titansoccer history occurred at the Santa AnaBowl on Oct. 30, 1974. A near full-housecrowd of more than 6,000 showed up to seethe playoff-bound Titans play the UCLABruins to a 1-1 tie. Another memorablemoment occurred in 1974 when the Titanstook advantage of a whistle blown in thestands. Host San Diego State's players re-

laxed and the Titans scored an easy anddecisive goal for a 3-2 win at the old AztecBowl.

Unofficial pre-Div. I season records:Year W-L-T Head Coach1965 0-13-0 Dr. Azmy Ibrahim1966 ?-?-? Jan Dolstra1967 1-9-1 Dr. Paul Fardy1968 7-3-0 Dr. Paul Fardy1969 10-6-0 Dr. Paul Fardy1970 12-5-2 Dr. Paul Fardy1971 8-5-1 Mike Conover1972 11-3-1 Dr. Paul Fardy1973 15-3-0 Dennis Checkett1974 10-5-2 Dennis Checkett

Dave Morrison was one of the earliest Titans to advance to the pro-fessional ranks. A four-year standout as goalkeeper for the Titans from1975 through 1978, he was a member of the Los Angeles Aztecs of theNorth American Soccer League from 1978 through 1980, when the leagueceased operations.

"I didn't play much, but it was an honor just to be around the greatplayers and our coach, Rinus Michels," said Morrison, who currently man-ages an L.A. Fitness Center in Fountain Valley. "My most memorablemoment was a playoff game at Edmonton (Drillers) when he sent me in fora shootout. That's when you had one player line up 35 yards out and try toscore. I stopped him and we won."

Morrison Gave TitansPresence in Old NASL

Dave Morrison was featuredon the cover of the Nov./

Dec., 1976, issue oftitanSports, a magazine

produced by the CSFcommunications depart-

ment. "He could becomethe best goalkeeper ever tocome out of California, he'sthat good," said his coach,

Dennis Checkett. Morrisonwas born in Seattle but grew

up in Livermore andFountain Valley, California.


--A--Alcaraz, Mark ..................................... '82, '83Aldana, Jose ........................................ '82, '83Alexander, Scott ................... '97, '98, '99, '00Alvarez, Tino ............................................ '80Ammann, Bob ...................... '83, '84, '85, '86Ammann, Mike ..................... '90, '91, '92, '93Angenant, Glenn ................... '81, '82, '83, '84Arislanouk, Nart .......................... '82, '83, '84Atencio, Tom ........................ '84, '85, '86, '87

--B--Baeskens, Joseph .................. '85, '86, '87, '88Baines, Mark ............................................ '82Barry, Brian ........................ ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88Bauer, Kurt ............................................... '83Biedler, Rick ................................ '87, '88, '89Bilaver, Ante ............................................ '96Black, Adam ....................................... '96, '97Blair, Marty .......................... '82, '83, '84, '85Bradbury, Matt ..................... '92, '93, '94, '95Brooks, Eugene .................................. '95, '96Brown, Demian .................... '92, '93, '94, '96Buckley, Keith .......................................... '00Burdett, Derek .......................................... '84Burdino, Russ ..................................... '80, '81Bustos, Rigoberto ................. '96, '97, '98, '99

--C--Camargo, Walter ....................................... '00Carrillo, Ed ............................................... '82Chavez, Gustavo ....................................... '97Cipolla, Greg ...................................... '87, '88Clauer, Tom .............................................. '83Clifford, Jason .......................................... '00Condino, David ........................................ '89Cordoba, Rolando ..................................... '99Cortes, Danny ..................................... '93, '94Cortes, Adrian .......................................... '94Crevoiserat, Don ................... '85, '86, '88, '89Crevoiserat, Steve ..................................... '87

--D--Davies, Rich ......................... '82, '83, '84, '85DiGiamarino, Joe ................................ '95, '96Dischner, David .................................. '99, '00Donnelly, Tim .................................... '99, '00Dumond, Joe ............................................. '76Dumond, Jose ........................................... '00Dunaway, Brad ............................ '98, '99, '00Dunn, Kelly .............................................. '80Dunseth, Brian .................................... '95, '96

--E--Edwards, Tim ........................................... '88England, Travis .................................. '89, '90

--F--Fernandez, Chuck ..................................... '78Fiala, Donny ............................................. '84Figueroa, Ernie ............................ '80, '81, '82Fisher, Bryan ............................... '87, '88, '91Forensich, Mike .................................. '95, '96Fox, Bobby ........................... '85, '86, '87, '88Fox, Mike .................................... '80, '81, '82

Fox, Peter .................................................. '81Fraker, Brendon .................................. '91, '92Franchino, Joey .................................. '94, '95Freeman, Michael ..................................... '88

--G--Garcia, George .......................................... '88Garcia, Lewis ............................... '83, '84, '85Garcia, Rick .......................... '80, '81, '82, '84George, Steve ....................... '87, '88, '89, '90Gerardo, John .............................. '89, '90, '91Ginnaty, Jon .......................... '95, '96, '97, '98Giudice, Sean ............................................ '00Gnaulati, Giulio .................... '81, '83, '84, '85Gnaulati, Rico .............................. '78, '79, '80Gomez, Jay ......................................... '95, '96Griffin, James .............................. '87, '88, '89Gustafson, Carl ......................................... '96

--H--Hammond, Mike ....................................... '81Haney, Bryan ............................................ '80Haro, Raul .......................................... '90, '91Harris, John .............................................. '81Hartman, Mike .......................................... '93Hassis, Pat .......................................... '82, '83Heiney, Brian ............................................ '80Helmer, Tom ........................ '93, '94, '95, '96Hesse, Ken ............................ '90, '91, '92, '93Higgins, Shaun ..................... '96, '98, '99, '00Hooper, Ben ........................................ '95, '96Howerton, John ........................................ '82Hulgreen, Kris ...................... '97, '98, '99, '00Hunter, Mike ...................................... '80, '81

--I--Ingrassia, Mauricio ................................... '92

--J--Jackson, Colby .................................... '98, '99Jacobs, Antony ................................... '87, '88Jaime, Tony .......................... '92, '93, '94, '95Jeffers, Badi ........................................ '82, '83Johnston, Justin ........................................ '94Juarez, Johnny .................................... '89, '90

--K--Kavanough, Eamon ............................ '87, '88Kennelly, Gerard ...................................... '81Khosroshanin, Ali ............................... '89, '90Konecny, Radim ....................................... '95Kooiman, Noah ........................... '88, '89, '91Kornock, Mike ............................. '92, '93, '94Kremer, Lance ............................. '88, '89, '90

--L--Lak, Peter ............................................ '93, '94Lamb, Mark .............................................. '97Lehner, Adam ....................... '86, '87, '88, '89Leon, Julio ................................................ '97Letham, Ross ............................................ '81Lewis, Mike ........................................ '80, '81Lindsey, Hunter .................... '97, '98, '99, '00Lopez, Mark ................................ '82, '84, '86Lottes, Brian ............................................. '92Lou, Bryan .......................................... '90, '91Lussier, Michael ....................................... '93Lynch, Charlie ...................... '94, '95, '96, '97

Titans' Olympic Representation Grows

Mike Fox (1979-82) was the firstTitan to make a big name for himself insoccer upon graduation. He was on theU.S. Olympic team in 1984 and the U.S.national team from 1985-87. He playedwith numerous professional teams in-cluding the New York Cosmos of theNorth American Soccer League.

In August of 2000, the Titans' Olym-

pic ranks swelled to three with the selectionof 1995 & 1996 teammates Joe DiGiamarinoand Brian Dunseth to the U.S. squad.Dunseth was named team captain by CoachClive Charles. Fullerton joined UCLA andVirginia (two each) as the only collegeprograms with more than one product onthe squad, which became the first Ameri-can team to advance to the second round.

Mike Fox - 1984 Joe DiGiamarino - 2000 Brian Dunseth - 2000


Alumni Roster (complete beginning 1980)

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--M--Macaluso, Ben ...................... '84, '85, '86, '87Macharnuk, Kevin .................................... '81Martinez, Antonio .............................. '98, '99Martz, Andy ........................................ '89, '91Mastropaolo, Chris ...................... '88, '89, '90McConnell, Shawn ............................. '95, '96McCormack, J. B. ........................ '92, '93, '94McCormick, Scott .................................... '00McCully, Paul ........................................... '86McDonnell, Paul .......................... '91, '92, '93McKimmey, Gary ................. '84, '85, '86, '87McLeod, Greg .......................................... '80McMaster, Tommy ................................... '80Melendez, Ricky .......................... '98, '99, '00Mesrobian, Marco ....................... '97, '98, '99Mejia, Tony ................................. '81, '82, '83Morisson, David ................... '75, '76, '77, '78Murray, Terence .......................... '97, '98, '99

--N--Nagy, Zoltan ....................................... '96, '97Namutawong, Prawit ................................ '95Nettekoven, Jay .................... '87, '88, '89, '90

--O--Oldham, Paul ............................................ '88Orellana, Hector ....................................... '00Oughton, Duncan .................. '97, '98, '99, '00

--P--Palos, Martin ............................................ '94Pardo, Rigo ......................................... '98, '99Partida, Alfred ...................... '93, '94, '95, '96Patrick, Todd ........................ '90, '91, '92, '93Pearson, Scott .............................. '86, '87, '88Picco, John .......................................... '97, '98Piesik, Mike .......................... '82, '83, '84, '85

--Q--Quigley, Patrick ........................................ '97

--R--Ramirez, Art ......................... '97, '98, '99, '00Ramirez, Ray ............................... '98, '99, '00Reeves, Adam ..................................... '98, '99Reilly, Mark .............................................. '83Renz, Jason ............................................... '92Robbins, Scott ...................... '84, '85, '86, '87

Through the years with Gerard Kennelly -- as a Titan soccer player, assistantcoach and, currently, a detective for the Los Angeles Police Department.

Rockwell, Sean ............................ '97, '98, '99Rodenkirk, Bryan ............................... '90, '92Rodriguez, Ricky .................. '91, '92, '93, '94Roosen, Marc ............................... '90, '91, '92Rottenberg, Paul ................................. '89, '90

--S--Saunders, Josh .................................... '99, '00Sawdey, Steve .......................................... '83Schottenhammer, Bobby .................... '80, '81Schultz, Matt ...................................... '91, '92Shahabi, T. J. ............................................ '81Simons, Kenny ................................... '97, '98Skvarna, Eric ............................... '82, '83, '84Smith, Alessio ...................... '95, '96, '97, '98Smoot, Chuck .............................. '84, '86, '87Soto, Eddie .................................. '92, '93, '94Spevak, Bryan .................................... '87, '88Stankiewicz, Bryan ................................... '88Stringer, Josh ............................................ '95Stowitts, Paul ............................................ '80Sweeney, Josh .......................................... '99

--T--Talpos, Benjamin ...................................... '97Tavares, Ruben ......................................... '95Terry, Matt .......................................... '99, '00

NCAA Championship Summary1975

W 1-0 ... vs. Colorado College L 2-3 ... at San Francisco

1986 L 0-3 ... at UCLA

1993 W 4-0 ... at Fresno State W 3-2 ... at San Diego W 1-0 ... at San Francisco L 0-1 ... vs. South Carolina

(at Davidson, NC)

1994 W 3-1 ... vs. San Diego (OT) W 1-0 ... vs. San Francisco (OT) L 1-2 ... at Indiana

1996 W 2-1 ... vs. UCLA T 0-0 ... vs. Creighton

(lost shootout, 4-2)

1998 L 1-2 ....vs. San Diego

2000 L 0-4 ....at Stanford

Thibodeau, Reid ................... '83, '84. '85, '86Thomas, Sheldon ................................ '96, '97Thompson, James ..................................... '84Torres, Alex .............................................. '81Torres, Dino .............................................. '91Tran, Mike ................................... '93, '94, '95

--V--Valentine, T.C. ............................ '88, '89, '90Vaught, Mark ............................... '91, '92, '93

--W--Wadell, Roger ..................................... '85, '89Walker, Chris ...................................... '91, '92Whitfield, Brent ........................................ '00Willard, Jeff ................................. '86, '87, '88Willis, Chris .............................................. '80Wilson, Brad ............................................. '94

--Y--Yamamoto, Keiichi ............................ '96, '97Young, Mike ............................................. '82

--Z--Zarkowski, Mark ...................................... '84Zavala, Luis .............................................. '00



Titans' Lowest Percentage vs.:(minimum 6 matches)

School Pct. W-L-TSan Francisco .......... .179 2-11- 1Washington .............. .200 2- 8- 0UCLA ...................... .250 7-21- 0CSU Hayward .......... .250 1- 4- 1Santa Clara .............. .412 6- 9- 2

Titans' Best Percentage vs.:(minimum 6 matches)

School Pct. W-L-TBiola ...................... 1.000 9- 0- 0Loyola Marymount .. .867 13- 2- 0Long Beach State ..... .857 6- 1- 0Pomona-Pitzer ......... .857 5- 0- 2USC ......................... .786 5- 1- 1

Titans' Most Victories vs.:School W-L-TUC Santa Barbara ....... 19-10-2UC Irvine .................... 16- 4-3UNLV ......................... 15-12-2Fresno State ................ 13-13-2San Diego State .......... 12-10-1San Jose State ............. 12-10-2

Titans' Most Losses vs.:School W-L-TUCLA ........................... 7-21-0Fresno State ................ 13-13-2UNLV ......................... 15-12-2San Francisco ............... 2-11-1San Diego State .......... 12-10-1

UC Santa Barbara ....... 19-10-2

RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS (since 1975)

School Record Last Meeting (Result)Air Force .......................................... 1-2-1 ................... 1999 (W, 3-1)Akron ............................................... 1-0-0 ................... 1991 (W, 1-0)American ......................................... 1-0-0 ................... 1996 (W, 4-2)Army ................................................ 1-0-0 ................... 1991 (W, 3-1)Azusa Pacific ................................... 4-1-0 ................... 1981 (W, 6-1)Biola ................................................ 9-0-0 ................... 1985 (W, 4-2)Boston University ............................ 1-0-0 ................... 1997 (W, 3-0)Brown .............................................. 1-0-0 ................... 1995 (W, 1-0)Buffalo ............................................. 1-0-0 ................... 2000 (W, 4-1)BYU ................................................. 4-0-0 ................... 1986 (W, 1-0)California ......................................... 5-3-2 ................... 1998 (W, 2-1)Cal Poly SLO................................... 5-2-0 ............... 2000 (W, 2-1 ot)Cal State Bakersfield ....................... 1-0-0 ................... 1982 (W, 8-0)Cal State Dominguez Hills .............. 2-0-0 ................... 1999 (W, 3-2)Cal State Hayward ........................... 1-4-1 ..................... 1984 (T, 1-1)Cal State Los Angeles ..................... 7-4-1 ................... 1998 (W, 7-0)Cal State Northridge ........................ 9-2-1 ................... 2000 (W, 5-0)Chapman .......................................... 4-2-1 ................... 1995 (W, 3-1)Chico State ...................................... 2-0-0 ................... 1983 (W, 2-0)Claremont ........................................ 5-0-1 ................... 1984 (W, 3-1)Clemson ........................................... 0-1-0 ...................... 2000 (L 1-5)Colorado College ............................. 3-0-0 ................... 1978 (W, 1-0)Concordia (CA) ............................... 1-0-0 ................. 2000 (W, 12-0)Creighton ......................................... 0-1-1 ..................... 1996 (T, 0-0)Davidson .......................................... 0-1-0 ..................... 1992 (L, 0-4)Dayton ............................................. 1-0-0 ................... 1999 (W, 3-1)Denver ............................................. 2-0-0 ................... 2000 (W, 3-1)Drake ............................................... 1-0-0 ................... 1992 (W, 3-2)Duke ................................................ 0-1-0 ..................... 1997 (L, 1-4)Evansville ........................................ 1-0-0 ................... 1995 (W, 5-1)Fresno Pacific .................................. 2-2-0 ................... 1985 (W, 1-0)Fresno State ................................. 13-13-2 ................... 1998 (W, 4-2)Furman ............................................. 0-1-0 .................2000 (L, 1-2 ot)Gonzaga ........................................... 2-1-0 ............... 2000 (W, 4-3 ot)Illinois State ..................................... 1-0-0 ................... 1994 (W, 3-1)Indiana ............................................. 1-1-0 ..................... 1994 (L, 1-2)Iona .................................................. 1-0-0 ................... 1997 (W, 4-3)Kentucky ......................................... 2-0-0 ................... 1999 (W, 1-0)Long Beach State ............................. 6-1-0 ................... 1984 (W, 4-2)Loyola Marymount ........................ 13-2-0 ................... 2000 (W, 3-1)Massachusetts .................................. 1-0-0 ................... 1997 (W, 2-1)Metro State ...................................... 0-0-1 ..................... 1978 (T, 0-0)Michigan State ................................. 1-0-0 ................... 1998 (W, 2-0)New Hampshire ............................... 1-0-0 ................... 1994 (W, 3-1)New Mexico .................................... 6-7-0 ................... 2000 (W, 2-0)North Carolina ................................. 1-0-0 ................... 1993 (W, 3-2)North Texas ..................................... 1-1-0 ................... 1992 (W, 4-1)

School Record Last Meeting (Result)Notre Dame ..................................... 0-0-1 ..................... 1994 (T, 2-2)Old Dominion .................................. 1-1-0 ................... 1993 (W, 1-0)Oregon State .................................... 5-0-0 ............. 1999 (W, 3-2 2ot)Pacific .............................................. 5-0-0 ................... 1985 (W, 3-0)Penn State ........................................ 0-1-0 ..................... 1995 (L, 2-3)Pomona-Pitzer ................................. 5-0-2 ................... 1982 (W, 6-0)Portland ........................................... 1-3-1 ...............2000 (L, 1-2 2ot)Puget Sound ..................................... 1-0-0 ................... 1983 (W, 2-1)Rutgers ............................................. 1-1-0 ................... 2000 (W, 4-1)Sacramento State ............................. 4-0-0 ................... 1999 (W, 3-0)St. Louis ........................................... 0-0-1 ..................... 1996 (T, 0-0)St. Mary's ......................................... 3-1-1 ................... 1993 (W, 3-1)San Diego (Univ. of) ..................... 9-10-2 ..................... 1999 (L, 2-4)San Diego State ........................... 12-10-1 ................... 2000 (W, 1-0)San Francisco (Univ. of) ............... 2-11-1 ..................... 1996 (L, 0-2)San Jose State .............................. 12-10-2 ..................... 2000 (L, 2-3)Santa Clara ...................................... 6-9-2 ................... 1997 (W, 2-1)Seattle Pacific .................................. 0-1-2 ..................... 1994 (T, 2-2)SIU-Edwardsville ............................ 1-0-0 ................... 1990 (W, 4-1)SMU ................................................ 1-3-0 ............... 2000 (W, 2-1 ot)Sonoma State ................................... 1-0-0 ................... 1982 (W, 4-1)South Carolina ................................. 0-1-0 ..................... 1993 (L, 0-1)Stanford ........................................... 4-4-2 ..................... 2000 (L, 0-4)Syracuse ........................................... 1-0-0 ............... 1999 (W, 1-0 ot)Tampa .............................................. 0-1-0 ..................... 1995 (L, 3-4)TCU ................................................. 1-0-0 ................... 1987 (W, 3-0)Tulsa ................................................ 0-1-0 ..................... 1998 (L, 0-4)UC Irvine ....................................... 16-4-3 ..................... 2000 (T, 1-1)UCLA ............................................ 7-21-0 ............. 2000 (W, 3-2 2ot)UC Riverside ................................... 3-0-0 ................... 1977 (W, 7-0)UC Santa Barbara ........................ 19-10-2 ............... 2000 (W, 1-0 ot)UMKC ............................................. 1-0-0 ................... 2000 (W, 4-3)UNLV .......................................... 15-12-2 ................... 2000 (W, 2-1)USC ................................................. 5-1-1 ..................... 1980 (T, 2-2)U.S. International ............................ 7-8-3 ................... 1990 (W, 2-1)Vanderbilt ........................................ 0-1-0 ..................... 1997 (L, 2-3)Vermont ........................................... 2-0-0 ................... 1995 (W, 4-1)Virginia ............................................ 0-1-2 ..................... 1999 (L, 1-2)Washington ...................................... 2-8-0 .................2000 (L, 1-2 ot)Western Kentucky ........................... 2-0-1 ................... 1996 (W, 2-0)Westmont ......................................... 5-3-0 ................... 1982 (W, 2-0)Whittier College .............................. 3-0-0 ................... 1980 (W, 5-0)William & Mary .............................. 0-1-0 ..................... 1986 (L, 0-2)Wisconsin ........................................ 1-0-0 ................... 1996 (W, 3-1)Wisconsin-Green Bay ...................... 1-0-0 ................... 1991 (W, 3-2)TOTALS 276-185-42


The Cal State Fullerton men's soccer program has been wellrepresented at the professional level in a variety of venues and theadvent of Major League Soccer (MLS) has provided anotheropportunity beyond college soccer for players. According toSoccer America, about 70 per cent of MLS players have collegiateexperience and only five schools (UCLA, Virginia, Fresno State,Indiana and Southern Connecticut) had more products than CalState Fullerton play in an MLS game in 1998.

Head Coach Al Mistri and his coaching staff are aware of thenew opportunities after college for players and they work to createan environment at Fullerton that will benefit everyone.

"The quality of our schedule is a clear indicator of theprofessional opportunities that players have here at Cal StateFullerton," said Mistri. "We take a serious approach for ourtraining and our overall level of the program guarantees exposurefor our players."

The Titans regularly compete against "A" League teams suchas the Orange County Waves (formerly Zodiac) in pre-seasonexhibitions. The Los Angeles Galaxy has worked out in TitanStadium and used Titans as "enemy" players in scrimmages.

The Titans have a slew of former players currently playingprofessionally including four in the MLS as of August in MikeAmmann of D.C. United, Brian Dunseth of the Miami Fusion,Antonio Martinez of the Dallas Burn and rookie Duncan Oughton,a first-round draft choice of the Columbus Crew, which at presstime had the best record in the MLS.

Ammann (Kansas City) and midfielder Brad Wilson (LosAngeles) both played in the MLS' inaugural season. Ammann

returned home after spending a number of seasons with Charlton,a member of England's First Division. He played in 2000 for NewYork/New Jersey and was the leading vote getter for the All-StarGame. Wilson also spent some time in Germany with F.C.Saarbrucken.

The Waves, the "farm team" for the Galaxy, played their homegames at Santa Ana Stadium and featured as many as five Titansin the lineup at one time including current Titan assistant coachEddie Soto, who also established himself as a star on the pro beachsoccer circuit, and Peter Lak, who also has been on the Galaxy.Others have included Colby Jackson, Paul McDonnell, RickyRodriguez, Art Temblador, Sheldon Thomas and Ken Hesse.

Indoor soccer also has some Titan connections. McDonnell,Hesse and Rodriguez played in 1996 for the Anaheim Splash of theContinental Indoor Soccer League at the Arrowhead Pond ofAnaheim.

Perhaps the best-known Titan was Mike Fox, whose career atCSF ran from 1979 through 1982. He debuted professionally forthe New York Cosmos, joining former Titan goalkeeper DaveMorrison in the North American Soccer League. Fox played in the

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Major Indoor Soccer League with the Las Vegas Americans(1984-85), Wichita Wings (1985-90) and the St. Louis Storm(1991). He also spent time with the California Emperors (1990-91)and the Los Angeles Salsa (1992-94).

A m m a n n ' sbrother and currentassistant coach, Bob,was a professionalstandout. After hisTitan career (1983-86), Ammann madehis first professionalstart for the Los An-geles Heat of theAmerican Profes-sional SoccerLeague. He thenwent to Europewhere he played forBrighton, a SecondDivision team in En-gland. His careercontinued with theEdmonton Brickmenof the Canadian Soc-cer League andNeuchatal Xamax, aFirst Division teamin Switzerland.

Opposite page: DuncanOughton, left, is a rookiewith the Columbus Crew ofthe MLS. Below, MikeAmmann is a 6-year veteranof the MLS, currentlytending goal for D.C. United.

This page, clockwise, fromleft: Antonio Martinezplaced second in a fan pollin Dallas which asked "Whois the best "young" Burnplayer?"

Ralph Perez was the Titans'head coach in 1977 but hecurrently serves as assistantcoach for the Los AngelesGalaxy.

Brad Wilson was a memberof the Galaxy during theinaugural season of theMLS.

Brian Dunseth, shown herein a New England uniform, isa five-year veteran of theMLS. He was traded in themiddle of the 2001 seasonfrom the Revolution to theMiami Fusion.


TITAN STADIUM

As Cal State Fullerton soccer establishes itself as one of thenation's elite programs, the cornerstone can be seen in the form ofTitan Stadium. Com-pleted in 1992, the10,000-seat facility hasbeen called by many"one of the finest soc-cer facilities in the na-tion." With deferenceto the much larger butfan-unfriendly RoseBowl, site of the 1994World Cup and 1999Women's World Cup,Titan Stadium is with-out a doubt the finest soccer facility in Southern California for fans,news media members and players alike.

The stadium features 2,000 chair-back seats and 2,500 bleach-ers with backrests in the western grandstand and about 5,000 seatson concrete steps along the eastern sideline. The pitch has anunderground drainage system that al-lows it to be almost perfectly flat and itis of maximum width and length -- 75 x120 yards. The main press box seatsmore than 50 and there are 10 booths forbroadcasting, hospitality, etc.

The stadium shell was completed onJan. 15, 1992. The first event wascommencement on May 30, 1992, andthe first soccer activity was a scrim-mage between Fullerton and Biola Uni-versity on Aug. 22, 1992. The firstcollegiate soccer game was Fullertonvs. UC Santa Barbara on Sept. 5, 1992,followed that evening by Fullerton vs.

Cal State Northridge in football. During the summer of 1998, thefield level locker room was completed and concessions stands and

restrooms were built on theeastern terrace. During the months lead-ing to the 1994 World Cup,Titan Stadium played hostto several international ex-hibitions featuring theUnited States team. TheColombian team trained atFullerton and several othernations used the facilityafter the Colombian teamwas eliminated.

In 1993 and 1994, Titan Stadium served as the home of the LosAngeles Salsa of the American Professional Soccer League. LosAngeles lost to Colorado, 2-1, in the 1993 APSL Championshipheld in Titan Stadium.

In 1994, Cal State Fullerton hosted its first NCAA tournamentgames ever when the Titans played, and defeated, the University ofSan Diego and the University of San Francisco in the first tworounds of the tournament.

The stadium is only part of the Titan Sports Complex, whichwas financed by a unique arrangement with the city of Fullertonand an on-campus Marriott Hotel. A baseball stadium seating3,500, a two-diamond softball complex seating more than 1,000,an all-weather running track, renovated tennis courts and anauxiliary soccer field all were part of the original $10 millionproject that has seen more than $4 million in improvements.

With its proximity to Hollywood, Titan Stadium has become afavorite film location for movies, commercials and video games.Numerous professional stars from many sports including soccer'sMia Hamm have been featured. The latest movie production toutilize Titan Stadium was "Rocky and Bullwinkle."

Largest Titan Soccer Crowds at Titan StadiumAtten. Date Result, Opponent Note

1. 4,762 Oct. 18, 1997 W, 3-1 vs. UCLA (JUSA promotion)2. 3,079 Oct. 18, 1998 W, 2-1 vs. UCLA (JUSA promotion)3. 2,916 Oct. 20, 1995 L, 0-4 vs. UCLA (JUSA promotion)4. 2,787 Nov. 19, 1994 W, 3-1 OT vs. USD (NCAA tournament)5. 2,651 Nov. 27, 1994 W, 1-0 OT vs. USF (NCAA tournament)6. 2,551 Nov. 24, 1996 W, 2-1 vs. UCLA (NCAA tournament)7. 2,321 Oct. 16, 1998 W, 3-0 vs. Sacramento St. (JUSA promotion)8. 1,984 Dec. 1, 1996 T, 0-0 vs. Creighton* (NCAA tournament)

*Creighton advanced by winning a shootout

Home RecordYear W-L-T1992 7-1-01993 7-3-01994 6-2-01995 7-3-01996 6-1-3*1997 6-3-01998 8-1-11999 8-1-02000 10-1-0Totals 65-16-4*tied, but lost shootoutto Saint Louis in NCAAplayoff match

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