2010 Tusculum Men's Soccer Media Guide

2010 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 1

C��The 2010 Tusculum College Men’s Soccer Media Guide is published by the TC Athle� c Media Rela-� ons Offi ce, Dom Donnelly, Director.

Wri� en, compiled and edited by: Whitney Noble. Dom Donnelly, Deborah Davis, Steve Voltz, and Rob Richardson.

Principal Photography by: Nathan Carver, Dom Donnelly, Phil Gentry, Carolina Sports, Inc., Phil Rob-inson, WG Sportsphotos and Mike Slade.

Q�� F��School .....................................Tusculum CollegeLoca� on .......................... Greeneville, TN 37743Founded .....................................................1794Enrollment .................................................2,350President ............................ Dr. Nancy B. Moody Alma Mater ..................Eastern Kentucky, 1972Director of Athle� cs .................. Frankie DeBusk Alma Mater ................................ Furman, 1991Associate AD (SWA) .................... Deborah DavisFaculty Athle� c Representa� ve ..... Tom StueberNickname .............................................PioneersSchool Colors ......Orange (Pantone 158) & BlackStadium .........................................Pioneer Field Capacity ...................................................3,500 Surface ..................................................... GrassReligious Affi lia� on ................ Presbyterian, USANa� onal Affi lia� on ................... NCAA Division IIConference .................................. South Atlan� cAssoc. Head Athle� c Trainer ... Michael Hawkins

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ................................... Steve Voltz Alma Mater ..................................Florida, 1999Record at Tusculum (yrs) ..................... First yearCareer Record (yrs) ..................................... 2-16Men’s Soccer Offi ce Phone ........ (423) 636-7496Email ................................ [email protected] Coach .........................Rob Richardson2009 Overall Record ............................... 10-6-22009 Conference Record ......................4-4 (5th)Starters Returning/Lost ................................ 3/8Le� ermen Returning/Lost .......................... 5/12

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSDirector ................................... Dom Donnelly Offi ce Phone ............................ (423) 636-7326 Cell Phone ................................ (423) 341-0091 Fax ............................................ (423) 636-7370 Email ....................... [email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION

T�� C��2010 Seniors ............................... Inside Front CoverQuick Facts ............................................................ 1Table of Contents ................................................... 1About the Cover .................................................... 1College Administra� on .......................................... 2Pioneer Athle� c Staff .............................................Pioneer Athle� c Staff .............................................Pioneer Athle� c Staff 3Head Coach Steve Voltz ......................................... 4Assistant Coach Rob Richardson ............................ 4Associate AD Deborah Davis .................................. 5Assoc. Head Athle� c Trainer Michael Hawkins ...... 5Athle� c Media Rela� ons Dir. Dom Donnelly ......... 52010 Roster ........................................................... 6Pronuncia� on Guide .............................................. 6Roster Breakdown ................................................. 6Season Prospectus ................................................. 7Meet the Pioneers ............................................ 8-11Pioneer Birthdays in Season ................................ 112009 Season in Review ........................................ 122009 Sta� s� cs ..................................................... 132009 Results ........................................................ 14Men’s Soccer Honors ...................................... 15-16Record Book ................................................... 17-18Individual Single-Match Leaders ......................... 17Individual Single-Season Leaders ........................ 17Individual Career Leaders ............................... 17-18Team Match Records ........................................... 18Team Season Records .......................................... 18All-Time Series Records ....................................... 18Year-By-Year Results ....................................... 19-20All-Time Le� ermen Roster ............................. 21-22Tusculum College ................................................. 23Pioneer Athle� c Facili� es .................................... 24Radio/TV Chart ............................ Inside Back Cover

Addi� onal photography byAddi� onal photography by: Travis Crabtree, Cody : Travis Crabtree, Cody Greene, NCAA, South Atlan� c Conference and Tusculum Archives.

About the Cover: Featured on this year’s cover are (le� - right) Andres Jarquin, Horton McKinney, Andy Goellner, Dean Hopewell and Ma� hew McKeever.

Cover Design by: Nathan Carver using Adobe Photo-shop. Photography by Nathan Carver, Mike Slade and Carolina Sports, Inc.

Prin� ng by: Pulp Prin� ng, Bristol, Tenn.

ANDRES JARQUIN DEAN HOPEWELL

2 - 2010 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION

Frankie DeBusk is entering his fourth year as athle� c director at Tusculum College. He was named interim director of athle� cs in August, 2007 and was promoted to the full-� me post later that year. DeBusk is also beginning his 13th season at the helm of the Pio-neer football program.

DeBusk oversees the day-to-day opera� ons of the Tusculum athle� c depart-ment and the 14 sports that the College sponsors. In his fi rst three years at the helm of the Pioneer Athle� c Department, De-Busk has guided Tusculum to outstanding seasons. In the last three years, TC has captured nine South Atlan� c Conference championships, fi ve SAC Tournament � tles and 14 NCAA Division II postseason appearances. Tusculum has fi nished fourth or be� er for the Doug Echols SAC Athle� c Excellence Award, including second in his fi rst two years as athle� c director. With its outstanding na� onal postseason success during the 2008-09 campaign, Tusculum was the top league school in the NACDA Director’s Cup, fi nishing 58th of 272 Division II programs in the country. Tusculum student-athletes and coaches have garnered numerous individual accomplishments during DeBusk’s brief watch. In the last three years, 122 stu-dent-athletes have earned All-South Atlan� c Conference honors, including 55 All-Region picks and 24 All-Americans. Twelve (12) have been selected as SAC Players of the Year, including four as Region Players of the Year. Three have also garnered Conference Freshman of the Year accolades. DeBusk has also stressed academic excellence in the department, resul� ng in 272 SAC Commissioner Honor Roll recipients over the last three years, including and a school record 26 named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team. Thirteen (13) Pioneers have earned the pres� gious South Atlan� c Confer-ence Scholar Athlete Award for their respec� ve sports, including six ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans®, including Dus� n Morrow (baseball - 2008), Nicole Ferris (women’s soccer - 2008), Jarrell NeSmith (football - 2008, 2009), Simon Holzapfel (men’s cross country - 2008) and Chase Carroll (men’s golf - 2009). Three TC head coaches were either named Conference or Region Coach of the Year during the 2007-08 season. Tommy Arne� (men’s tennis) and Bre� Teach (men’s soccer) were named SAC Coaches of the Year, while Missy Tiber was se-lected as the Region Coach of the Year by the Women’s Basketball Coaches As-socia� on (WBCA). DeBusk has overseen numerous athle� c facility enhancements during his tenure as both football coach and athle� c director at Tusculum. In 2007-08, championship banners were installed in Pioneer Arena, honoring the success of Tusculum athle� cs, both past and present. The Pioneer Arena playing surface was redesigned and refi nished during the summer of 2008, while historic Rankin Hall, which houses the TC athle� c department, experienced renova� ons to its main lobby area. The Pioneer football locker room also experience a major renova� on with the installa� on of new lockers and fl oor. DeBusk, the winningest football coach in Tusculum history, has built the Pio-neers into year in and year out contenders in NCAA II, resul� ng in seven winning seasons in the last nine years. Over the past 10 seasons, TC has posted a 64-44 mark including a 9-4 tally sheet in 2008, while claiming the program’s second South Atlan� c Conference Championship and earning the school’s fi rst berth to the NCAA II Football Playoff s. For his eff orts, he was named Conference and AFCA Region Coach of the Year. His 71 victories on the Pioneer sidelines makes DeBusk the winningest grid-rion coach in Tusculum history. His victory tally is the fourth most in SAC history, while his 37 league wins are the seventh most in the conference record book. In 2008, DeBusk’s team achieved success both on and off the fi eld. The nine wins � ed a school single-season record, including victories in four of its last fi ve games. DeBusk, a 1991 Furman University graduate, established 11 school records at quarterback for the Paladins, while compiling an impressive 31-6 record. In 1988, DeBusk led Furman to a 13-2 mark while capturing the NCAA Division I-AA Na� onal Championship. His collegiate career also included three Southern Confer-ence � tles and three trips to the NCAA I-AA playoff s. He is not the fi rst member of the DeBusk family to garner the TC black and orange. His brother, Doug, was a Tusculum Hall of Fame point guard for the Pio-neer basketball team from 1991-95. In 2003, DeBusk was the recipient of the pres� gious Art Argauer Award, which is presented to the Tusculum coach of the year as selected by his peers. He was the co-recipient of the Argauer Award again in the 2008-09 year. Frankie DeBusk is married to the former Jennifer Coff ey of Bristol, Tenn. and they have one son, Ty.

Frankie DeBusk is entering his fourth year as athle� c director at Tusculum College. He was named interim director of athle� cs in August, 2007 and was promoted to the full-� me post later that year. DeBusk is also beginning his 13th season at the helm of the Pio-neer football program.

Dr. Nancy B. Moody is the 27th President of Tusculum College, Tennessee’s oldest College and is the fi rst female president. She offi cially assumed the role on April 27, 2009. “Dr. Moody is a strong advocate of our civic arts curriculum and is well-known and respected in our re-

gion. We feel fortunate to have a� racted someone of her caliber, and we are truly op� mis� c about the future of Tusculum College under her leadership,” said Ken Bowman, chairman of the Tusculum College Board of Trustees and of the selec� on commi� ee. “Dr. Moody is a proven, successful college president with an espe-cially impressive record of preparing students to be ac� ve ci� zens and successful in the careers they choose.” Bowman added that Dr. Moody has demonstrated a commitment to Tuscu-lum College’s mission of providing a strong civic arts curriculum for all graduates and to con� nuing to grow the College in that tradi� on for both residen� al and Graduate and Professional Studies students. Dr. Moody was previously President of South Atlan� c Conference member Lincoln Memorial University since 2002. “I am excited to have the opportunity to serve Tusculum College. I am ex-tremely impressed with the people of Tusculum College - the students, faculty, staff , administra� ve personnel and members of the Board of Trustees,” said Dr. Moody. “Without excep� on, there is a sense of enthusiasm and pride for the mission of the College, which has a wonderful legacy as the oldest ins� tu� on of higher educa� on in the state of Tennessee.” She added, “As a fi rst-genera� on college graduate, I have always valued all levels of educa� on with a par� cular interest in the higher educa� on of tradi� onal aged college students and adults of all ages. Achieving the knowledge and skills necessary to func� on in society through a college educa� on is one of the best ways to s� mulate the local economy and posi� vely impact local communi� es and the lives of others. Dr. Moody received associate and baccalaureate degrees in nursing from Eastern Kentucky University, a master’s of science in nursing from Texas Woman’s University and a doctorate of science in nursing from the University of Alabama’s School of Nursing at Birmingham. Her professional career in higher educa� on be-gan at LMU as an instructor of nursing. She subsequently served in several roles at LMU, culmina� ng in her ap-pointment as the dean of LMU’s School of Professional Studies before joining the faculty at East Tennessee State University where she was tenured and served as department chair. She would go on to become an associate professor at the Uni-versity of Tennessee at Knoxville, while also serving as the execu� ve director of the Tennessee Center of Nursing. Dr. Moody currently chairs the execu� ve commi� ee for the Tennessee In-dependent Colleges and Universi� es Associa� on and serves on the Tennessee Student Assistance Corpora� on Board of Directors. She is a member of the NCAA Division II President’s Council and an ac� ve par� cipant on the boards of the Ap-palachian Colleges Associa� on and the Tennessee Center for Nursing, Inc. She is married to Tom Moody, a self-employed public accountant in Knox-ville. She and Tom are proud parents of grown children, daughter, Mykel, and son, Adam.

Dr. Nancy B. Moody is the 27th President of Tusculum College, Tennessee’s oldest College and is the fi rst female president. She offi cially assumed the role on April 27, 2009. “Dr. Moody is a strong advocate of our civic arts curriculum and is well-known and respected in our re-

DR. NANCY B. MOODYPRESIDENT

2ND YEAR • EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY, 1972

FRANKIE DEBUSKDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

4TH YEAR • FURMAN UNIVERSITY, 1991


rion coach in Tusculum history. His victory tally is the fourth most in SAC history, while his 37 league wins are the seventh most in the conference record book. In 2008, DeBusk’s team achieved success both on and off the fi eld. The nine wins � ed a school single-season record, including victories in four of its last fi ve games. DeBusk, a 1991 Furman University graduate, established 11 school records at quarterback for the Paladins, while compiling an impressive 31-6 record. In 1988, DeBusk led Furman to a 13-2 mark while capturing the NCAA Division I-AA Na� onal Championship. His collegiate career also included three Southern Confer-ence � tles and three trips to the NCAA I-AA playoff s. He is not the fi rst member of the DeBusk family to garner the TC black and orange. His brother, Doug, was a Tusculum Hall of Fame point guard for the Pio-neer basketball team from 1991-95. In 2003, DeBusk was the recipient of the pres� gious Art Argauer Award, which is presented to the Tusculum coach of the year as selected by his peers. He was the co-recipient of the Argauer Award again in the 2008-09 year. Frankie DeBusk is married to the former Jennifer Coff ey of Bristol, Tenn. and they have one son, Ty.


ATHLETIC STAFF

Tommy Arne� M/W TennisHead Coach

Jim BooneMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Brandon SteeleBaseball

Assistant Coach

Frankie DeBusk Director of Athle� csHead Football Coach

Bob DibbleM/W Golf

Head Coach

Julie HuebnerSo� ball

Assistant Coach

Fred GillumSo� ball

Head Coach

Todd IrelandBaseball

Assistant Head Coach

Doug JonesBaseball

Head Coach

Michael HawkinsAssociate Head Athle� c Trainer

Suzanne ByrdM/W Cross Country

Head Coach

Abbi BlackburnVolleyball

Assistant Coach

Spencer RileyFootball

Assistant Coach

Steve McGillFootball

Assistant Coach

Marc KolbFootball

Associate Head Coach

Chris LenkerHead Athle� c Trainer

Mike JoyWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

Michael RobinsonVolleyball

Head Coach

Dom DonnellyAthle� c Media Rela� ons

Director

Steve VoltzMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Adell HarrisWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Kevin WestonFootball

Assistant Head Coach

Karl Sco� Football

Assistant Coach

Mike McBrideMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

Deborah DavisAssociate Athle� c Director

Compliance/SWA

Ka� e BaldwinWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Kenny LawsonBaseball

Assistant Coach

Caleb SloverFootball

Assistant Coach

Amy BrooksAssistant Athle� c Trainer

Tom StueberAssistant Athle� c TrainerFaculty Athle� c Representa� ve

Rob RichardsonMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Rondon JamesCheerleadingHead Coach

Ryan TassellAssistant to the

Director of Athle� cs

Randy Loggins Assistant to the

Director of Athle� cs

Keyton WheelockWomen’s SoccerAssistant Coach


Steve Voltz was elevated to head coach of the men’s soccer program in February 2010 a� er serving as an assistant with the Pioneers during the 2009 season.

Voltz was an integral part of Tusculum’s third straight winning season under Coach Teach in 2009, as he helped guide the Pioneers to a 10-6-2 record and its third consecu� ve Food Lion South Atlan� c Conference Tournament � tle, including a 2-1 win over 15th-ranked Carson-Newman in the semifi nal round. Tusculum then posted its fourth shutout of the season

in the SAC Tournament fi nal, defea� ng Mars Hill 2-0 to claim the program’s fourth conference tournament crown.Formerly the head women’s soccer coach at Hun� ngdon College, Voltz became the assistant men’s soccer at Tusculum College in January 2009.The Off enbach, Germany na� ve led Hun� ngdon into the fi rst round of the Great South Athle� c Conference Tournament last season where the

Hawks fell to eventual tournament runner-up Spelman College.Prior to his post at the Montgomery, Ala. school, Voltz served as the assistant women’s soccer coach at NCAA Division II member Slippery Rock

University. During his tenure at the Slippery Rock, Pa. school, the Rock posted a 29-12-2 record and advanced to at least the semifi nal round of the Pennsylvania State Athle� c Conference Tournament each year.

The Rock posted the best season in program history in 2007, winning a school-record 17 matches and advanced to the second round of the NCAA II Tournament. Slippery Rock also fi nished the season ranked No. 22 in the fi nal Na� onal Soccer Coaches’ Associa� on of America (NSCAA) Poll.

Voltz graduated from the University of Florida in 1999 with a Bachelors degree in German. During his � me at UF, Voltz was a three-year starter on the Gator men’s soccer team which played in three Southeastern Conference Tournaments. Voltz also earned a Masters degree from Florida in German Studies.

Voltz is a cer� fi ed coach with the NSCAA and the United States Soccer Founda� on.

COACHING STAFF

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STEVE VOLTZ

the Pioneers during the 2009 season.

the Pioneers to a 10-6-2 record and its third consecu� ve Food Lion South Atlan� c Conference Tournament � tle, including a 2-1 win over 15th-ranked Carson-Newman in the semifi nal round. Tusculum then posted its fourth shutout of the season

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ROB RICHARDSON

Rob Richardson is in his fi rst season as the assistant men’s soccer coach at Tusculum College. Richardson joins the Pioneers from Earlham College in Richmond, Ind. where he served as the assistant men’s soccer coach for the past three Pioneers from Earlham College in Richmond, Ind. where he served as the assistant men’s soccer coach for the past three seasons. Richardson will assist in all aspects of the program while also serving as the Pioneers’ goalkeeper coach.seasons. Richardson will assist in all aspects of the program while also serving as the Pioneers’ goalkeeper coach.

A na� ve of Seaham, England, Richardson previously worked with the United States Soccer Academy in New Jersey. Rich-ardson is a licensed coach in Scotland and England, in addi� on to holding coaching cer� fi ca� ons from the United States ardson is a licensed coach in Scotland and England, in addi� on to holding coaching cer� fi ca� ons from the United States

Soccer Federa� on and the Na� onal Soccer Coaches Associa� on of America.

2010 Seniors2010 SeniorsFrom Le� to Right: Andres Jarquin, Horton McKinney, Dean Hopewell, Head Coach Steve Voltz.


Michael Hawkins was promoted to the posi� on of Associate Head Athle� c Trainer in 2008.Entering his fi � h year on the Tusculum Athle� c Training staff , Hawkins assists in the athle� c training needs for all 14 sponsored

sports at Tusculum. He is responsible for the athle� c training needs of men’s and women’s soccer, as well as so� ball.Hawkins came to Tusculum from Troy University, where he served as a graduate assistant athle� c trainer since 2004. While at the

Troy, Ala. school, he worked primarily with the Trojans’ football program while assis� ng with the evalua� on, treatment, rehabilita� on and documenta� on of athle� c injuries as well as administra� ve responsibili� es. While at Troy, he also assisted physicians from the Alabama

Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center and team physician in a weekly clinic for the community and the university.As an undergraduate at Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., he served as an athle� c training student and assisted with men’s soccer, baseball, track &

fi eld, wrestling and football.The Murphy, N.C. na� ve has served as an athle� c trainer at numerous summer camps including the Alabama High School Athle� c Associa� on Baseball Camp

and Universal Cheerleading Associa� on Camps.He is a member of the Na� onal Athle� c Trainers Associa� on (NATA), is a licensed athle� c trainer in the State of Tennessee and is an approved clinical instruc-

tor. He is also cer� fi ed instructor by the American Red Cross in CPR and AED, NATA BOC cer� fi ed and is an American Cancer Society Fresh Start Facilitator.Hawkins completed his Masters of Science degree in Sport and Fitness Management from Troy in December of 2005. He is also a 2003 Appalachian State

graduate, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Athle� c Training. While at ASU, he was a member of the Dean’s List (2001-03) and was the four-� me recipient of the Murphy Medical Scholarship.

Hawkins is married to the former Summer Green of Murphy, N.C. They are the proud parents of one daughter, Cora Wade, 2, and son Adler Von, April 2009. Michael is an accomplished drummer with the alterna� ve hard rock band, “The Xiphoid Process.”

SUPPORT STAFF

sports at Tusculum. He is responsible for the athle� c training needs of men’s and women’s soccer, as well as so� ball.

Troy, Ala. school, he worked primarily with the Trojans’ football program while assis� ng with the evalua� on, treatment, rehabilita� on and

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MICHAEL HAWKINS

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DEBORAH DAVIS

Deborah Davis is in her 15th year on the Tusculum College Athle� c staff . Davis, a na� ve of Milan, Tenn., has served the Pioneer athle� cs department in a variety of roles. Davis holds the � tles of Associate Athle� c Director, Senior Woman Administrator and oversees athle� cs department in a variety of roles. Davis holds the � tles of Associate Athle� c Director, Senior Woman Administrator and oversees NCAA Compliance for Tusculum’s 14 intercollegiate sports.NCAA Compliance for Tusculum’s 14 intercollegiate sports.

As Associate Athle� c Director, Davis is responsible for the day-to-day opera� on of the athle� cs department. Davis is entering her 11th year as Tusculum’s NCAA Compliance Offi cer. She is responsible for tracking student-athlete eligibility and Tusculum’s con� nued

compliance with NCAA rules and regula� ons.She is serving as chair of the South Atlan� c Conference Compliance Offi cers Commi� ee and the SAC Senior Woman Administrators commi� ee. She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Tusculum College. In 1997, she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Organiza� onal Management,

gradua� ng Magna Cum Laude. Davis followed that in 1999 with her Master’s degree in the same fi eld from Tusculum.She is married to Mr. Sco� Davis and they are the parents of two daughters, Kandice and Amber. They also have two grandsons, Ty and Trey.

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DOM DONNELLY

Dom Donnelly is entering his 12th year as Director of Athle� c Media Rela� ons at Tusculum College. The Louisville, Ky. na� ve is respon-sible for all sports informa� on needs of Tusculum’s 14 intercollegiate sports. Donnelly has over 15 years sports informa� on experience at sible for all sports informa� on needs of Tusculum’s 14 intercollegiate sports. Donnelly has over 15 years sports informa� on experience at both NCAA Division I and II levels.both NCAA Division I and II levels.

The Athle� c Media Rela� ons (AMR) offi ce is in charge of all aspects of publicity for the Tusculum Athle� cs Department. AMR oversees all athle� c department publica� ons, maintaining the athle� c web site (www.tusculumpioneers.com) and helps coordinate staffi ng for game all athle� c department publica� ons, maintaining the athle� c web site (www.tusculumpioneers.com) and helps coordinate staffi ng for game day opera� ons for home athle� c contests.

He is primarily responsible for the sports of cross country, football, golf, men’s basketball, tennis and volleyball.He joined the Pioneer staff in June 1999 a� er serving one year as Assistant Sports Informa� on Director at Elon University. While at the Elon, N.C. school, Don-

nelly served as the primary media contact for the Phoenix’ seven women’s sports, while also assis� ng with all 14 NCAA Division I sports off ered.From 1997-99, Donnelly oversaw the sports informa� on opera� on at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Prior to that, he served as SID at South At-

lan� c Conference member Lenoir-Rhyne University for two seasons. While at L-R, Donnelly also served as media director for the NCHSAA Western Regional Basketball Tournament.

Donnelly began his sports informa� on career at Georgia College & State University where he served as Assistant SID and men’s golf coach. While at the Milled-geville, Ga. school, he led the Bobcats to an 88-44 record and fi nished third in the Peach Belt Conference, the best league fi nish in the program’s history to that date. He also served as media/tournament director of the NCAA Division II District Tournament in 1992.

Donnelly, a Western Kentucky University graduate, has worked several na� onal events including the NCAA II women’s basketball regionals and the 2001 NCAA II Women’s Golf Na� onal Championship. In 2002, he served as media director of the inaugural NCAA II South Regional Women’s Golf Championship, which was hosted by Tusculum.

He is a member of the College Sports Informa� on Directors of America (CoSIDA), the Na� onal Collegiate Baseball Writers Associa� on (NCBWA) and the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America® Selec� on Commi� ee. Donnelly served as chairman of the South Atlan� c Conference Sports Informa� on Directors Commi� ee from 2005-07. He is also in his fi � h year serving as Southeast Region Chair for the Gene Upshaw Award, which recognizes the NCAA Division II Football Lineman of the Year. He is entering his fi � h year as chairman of the Tusculum Sports Hall of Fame Commi� ee.

In 2009, Donnelly was the recipient of the Tusculum Sports Benefactor Award.

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No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School/High School Pronuncia� on 00 Trevor Lund GK 6-1 175 So. Hebron, Conn./Rham HS 0 Clay Jarrell GK 6-1 185 So. Tullahoma, Tenn./Tullahoma HS GER-ull 1 Andy Goellner GK 6-0 165 So. Denver, Colo./Denver South HS Guh-ELLE-nerr 2 Drayson Davenport D 5-8 147 Fr. Acworth, Ga./North Cobb HS Druh-AY-sun 3 Janik Bold MF 6-0 174 Fr. O� erberg, Germany/Heinrich-Heine Gymnasium YAH-nik 4 Dean Hopewell D 6-1 170 Sr. Leicester, England/Loughborough College 5 Ma� Davies D 6-1 161 Fr. Blaxland, NSW Australia/Blaxland HS 6 David Montes MF 5-9 150 Fr. Coral Springs, Fla./North Broward Prep 7 Petr Buzyan F 5-6 145 So. Mars Hill, N.C./Madison HS BOO-zuh-YAHN 8 Cur� s Berger MF 5-4 140 Fr. Stuart, Fla./Jensen Beach HS 9 Javier Por� llo F 5-8 160 Jr. Guatemala City, Guatemala/Middle Georgia College Poor-TEE-ohh 10 Andres Jarquin F 5-8 150 Sr. Guatemala City, Guatemala/Principe de Asturias HS Yarr-KEEN 11 Ilya Gurynovich MF 6-1 167 Fr. Asheville, N.C./A.C. Reynolds HS 12 Ivan Primak MF/F 5-9 165 Fr. Buenos Aires, Argen� na/Saint Gregory’s College 14 Jus� n Williams D 5-10 155 So. Nashville, Tenn./Hume Fogg Academy 16 Ma� McKeever MF 5-8 150 Jr. Belfast, Northern Ireland/St. MacNissi’s College Mic-KEY-verr 17 Matheus Andrade Silva F 6-0 161 Fr. Basilia, Brazil/Colégio Dom Bosco Muh-TAY-us ON-druh-AY-duh 18 JT Carrino F 5-10 155 Jr. Greeneville, Tenn./University of Tenn. Cah-REE-noo 19 Robert Reed D 5-9 170 Fr. Rutledge, Tenn./Grainger HS 20 Horton McKinney D 6-1 185 Sr. Johnson City, Tenn./Science Hill HS Mic-KIN-nee 21 Russell Sexton F 6-4 180 Fr. Morristown, Tenn./West Morristown HS 22 Jacob Norris MF 5-10 165 Fr. Maynardville, Tenn./Union County HS 26 Ray Cruz MF 5-10 170 Fr. Winchester, Tenn./Franklin County HS 27 Mason Fox F 6-0 155 Fr. Crossville, Tenn./Stone Memorial HS 33 Keagan Graham GK 6-5 190 Jr. Memphis, Tenn./Middle Georgia College KEY-ginn

Head Coach: Steve Voltz (Florida, 1999) First season Assistant Coach: Rob Richardson

Front Row (L-R): Front Row (L-R): Cur� s Berger, Keagan Graham, Clay Jarrell, Andres Jarquin, Javier Por� llo, Ma� McKeever, Andy Cur� s Berger, Keagan Graham, Clay Jarrell, Andres Jarquin, Javier Por� llo, Ma� McKeever, Andy Goellner, Trevor Lund, David Montes. Second Row: Athle� c Training Student Allison Card, Associate Head Athle� c Trainer Michael Hawkins, Dean Hopewell, Mason Fox, Matheus Andrade Silva, Horton McKinney, Janik Bold, Russell Sexton, Ilya Gurynovich, Ma� Davies, Assistant Coach Rob Richardson, Head Coach Steve Voltz. Back Row: Ivan Primak, Petr Buzyan, Jus� n Williams, Drayson Davenport, Ray Cruz, Jacob Norris, Robert Reed, JT Carrino.

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2010 ROSTER


SEASON PROSPECTUS

The Tusculum men’s soccer program enters a new era in 2010 under the direc� on of fi rst-year head coach Steve Voltz, welcoming a solid group of returners back into the fold alongside a diverse and talented recrui� ng class. Tusculum, fresh off its seventh straight winning season and second consecu� ve Food Lion South Atlan� c Conference Tournament champion-ship, is poised to con� nue building on the program’s previous success with a young and talented squad rich with promise.

Tusculum con� nued to provide a diffi cult chal-lenge for the rest of the Southeast Region in 2009, pos� ng a 10-6-2 record to fi nish fi � h in the confer-ence before returning to top form and capturing the program’s third SAC Tournament � tle. Several Pioneers garnered individual recogni� on last season, including Preseason All-SAC First Team selec� on Andres Jarquin (Guatemala City, Guatemala).

Coach Voltz’s squad returns three starters from last season, including senior defenders Dean Hopewell (Leicester, England) and Horton McKinney (Johnson City, Tenn.). The Pioneers are expected to rely heavily on a tal-ented group of newcomers, with as many as nine star� ng spots open to intense compe� � on.

FORWARDS

Jarquin returns for his senior campaign to lead the Pioneer a� acking corps, fresh off a strong fi rst season with Tusculum. The 5-8, 150-pound

forward posted a solid 2009 campaign, tallying six goals, seven assists and 19 points en route to an All-SAC Second Team selec� on. Joining Jarquin in the a� acking third will be a talented and diverse group of forwards, led by sophomore Petr Buzyan (Mars Hill, N.C.). Buzyan will challenge for playing � me and a spot in the star� ng 11 a� er appear-ing in fi ve matches last

season.Freshmen Ivan Primak (Buenos Aires, Argen� na) and Matheus An-

drade Silva (Basilia, Brazil) lead a talented group of newcomers, with each bringing a valuable and unique skill set to the Pioneer a� ack. Primak joins the Pioneers from Saint Gregory’s College in Buenos Aires, Argen� na, where he was a two-� me Player of the Year at Colegio Americano de Quilto.

Silva comes to Tusculum from Colegio Dom Bosco in Brasilia, Brazil, and is expected to challenge for signifi cant playing � me in the a� acking third for the Pioneers. JT Carrino (Greeneville, Tenn.), Russell Sexton (Mor-ristown, Tenn.) and Mason Fox (Crossville, Tenn.) round out the Pioneers’ deep a� acking corps. Carrino joins the Pioneers for his junior season as a transfer from the University of Tennessee where he played club soccer a� er a stand-out career at Greeneville High School. Sexton comes to Tusculum from Morristown West High School, where he garnered Conference Player of the Year honors. Fox joins the program from Stone Memorial High School, where he was a two-� me All-District performer.

MIDFIELDERS

Ma� McKeever (Belfast, Northern Ireland) returns for his junior sea-son in an expanded role, as the 5-9, 150-pound hal� ack is expected to begin the campaign in the star� ng 11 for Coach Voltz’s squad. McKeever appeared in six matches for the Pioneers last season, including one start, while tallying an assist.

A trio of newcomers is expected to join McKeever in the star� ng mid-fi eld, with freshmen Janik Bold (O� erberg, Germany), Javier Por� llo (Gua-temala City, Guatemala), and Cur� s Berger (Stuart, Fla.) slated to open the campaign in the star� ng 11. Bold, a 6-0, 175-pound freshman, joins the

Pioneers from Heinrich-Heine Gymnasium Kaiser-slautern in Kaiserslautern, Germany, where he also played club soccer for TUS Hohenecken. Por� -llo, a junior transfer from Middle Georgia College, comes to Tusculum a� er tallying 11 goals and 25 points as a sophomore at the Cochran, Ga. school. Berger, a 5-4, 140-pound freshman, joins the pro-gram from Jensen Beach High School where he garnered Scripps Treasure Coast Player of the Year honors as a senior.

Freshmen Illya Gurynovich (Asheville, N.C.), David Montes (Coral Springs, Fla.), Jacob Norris (Maynardville, Tenn.), and Ray Cruz (Winchester, Tenn.) round out a deep group of midfi elders for the Pioneers, and will each compete for playing � me.

DEFENDERS

Hopewell and McKinney return for their senior seasons to provide stability and experience to the Pioneer backline. Hopewell, a na� ve of Leicester, England, played in nine matches last season, making six starts and tallying one assist in an injury-shortened campaign. McKinney appeared in

13 matches for Tusculum in 2009, making 10 starts in the back third for the Pioneers.

Slated to join the senior duo in the start-ing 11 is freshman Ma� Davies (Blaxland, NSW Australia), who joins the Pioneers from Blaxland High School where he was a two-year captain and recipient of the Pierre de Couber� n Award, given

to high school student-athletes who exemplify the philosophies of the mod-ern Olympics, both on and off the fi eld.

Freshman Drayson Davenport (Acworth, Ga.) and sophomore Jus� n Williams (Nashville, Tenn.) are expected to compete for the fi nal star� ng spot on the backline. Davenport joins the program from North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Ga., where he was a two-sport star in football and soc-cer, while Williams looks to earn valuable playing � me a� er si� ng out last season. Freshman Robert Reed (Rutledge, Tenn.), an All-District performer from Grainger High School, is also expected to compete for playing � me on the backline.

GOALKEEPERS

Sophomore Andy Goellner (Denver, Colo.) and junior transfer Keagan Graham (Memphis, Tenn.) are expected to ba� le for the star� ng nod at goalkeeper for the Pioneers, as both bring tremendous skill and experience to the pitch. Goellner appeared in three matches for Tusculum last season, making one start and pos� ng a 1.18 goals against average. Graham joins the Pioneers from Middle Georgia College in Cochran, Ga., where he recorded 73 saves and a 0.82 goals against average last season.

Sophomores Trevor Lund (Hebron, Conn.) and Clay Jarrell (Tullahoma, Tenn.) round out a deep goalkeeping corps for the Pioneers, and will both compete for playing � me behind Goellner and Graham.

OUTLOOK

With an experienced corps of returners, along with a diverse and tal-ented recrui� ng class, the Pioneers are poised to build on the program’s success from the last three seasons and return to the elite levels of the NCAA Division II. If Coach Voltz’s young and gi� ed squad can come together and fi nd its iden� ty quickly, the Pioneers should improve on their fi � h-place preseason ranking in the South Atlan� c Conference.

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forward posted a solid 2009 campaign, tallying six goals, seven assists and 19 points en route to an All-SAC Second Team selec� on. Joining Jarquin in the a� acking third will be a talented and diverse group of forwards, led by sophomore Petr Buzyan (Mars Hill, N.C.). Buzyan will challenge for playing

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in 2009, making 10 starts in the back third for the Pioneers.

senior duo in the start-ing 11 is freshman Ma� Davies (Blaxland, NSW Australia), who joins the Pioneers from Blaxland High School where he was a two-year captain and recipient of the Pierre de Senior Dean HopewellSenior Dean Hopewell


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PETR BUZYAN • 7

High School: Graduated from Blaxland HS in Blaxland, NSW Aus-tralia…Member of two-� me state quarterfi nalist team…Two-year captain…Played club soccer for Schofi eld Scorpions…Personal: Full name is Ma� hew John Davies…Born on Jan. 15, 1991 in Sydney, NSW Australia…Son of Gary and Edwina Davies…Has a sister, Sian…Ma-

joring in Athle� c Training…Favorite book: “The Power of One” by Bryce Courtenay…Favorite musical ar� st: Eminem…Favorite song: “Empire State of Mind” by Jay-Z…Ma� can’t imagine a week without: The Internet…Most thrilling moment in sports: Soccer tour to England…Ma� ’s advice to kids: “Train hard, dream big”…Favorite color: Blue…Favorite food: Mexican food…Fa-vorite sport other than soccer: Rugby…People Ma� most admires: His family…When Ma� was a kid, he tried to be like: Harry Kewell, former Liverpool midfi elder…When people fi rst meet Ma� , they think: He’s easy-going.

High School: Graduated from Jensen Beach HS in Jensen Beach, Fla…Coached by Bryan Kelley…2010 Scripps Treasure Coast Player of the Year…Three-year captain…Three-� me Scripps First Team se-lec� on…Played club soccer for United Coerver Elite…Coached by Paul Gibbons…Member of back-to-back state championship team…

Member of 2008 US Club Soccer na� onal fi nalist team...Personal: Full name is Cur� s Richard Berger…Born on June 2, 1991 in Stuart, Fla…Son of Cur� s W. Berger and Jodi M. Berger…Has a sister, Lexi…Undeclared major…Plans to pursue a Master’s degree in Engineering…Favorite book: “Kite Runner” by Khaled Hosseini…Favorite midnight snack: Brown sugar and cinnamon Pop Tarts…Favorite musical ar� st: Kid Cudi…Favorite song: “Man on the Moon” by Kid Cudi…Cur� s can’t imagine a week without: Video games…Most thrilling moment in sports: Win-ning back-to-back state championships at the club level…Cur� s’ advice to kids: “Never give up despite your height”…Favorite color: Orange…Favorite food: Chicken fried rice…Favorite sport other than soccer: Beach volleyball…People Cur� s most admires: His family…What people don’t know about Cur� s: He was in a high school musical play…When Cur� s was a kid, he tried to be like: His dad…When people fi rst meet Cur� s, they think: “Is he really in college?”.

2009: Played in fi ve matches…Recorded a shot against Brevard (Sep. 23)…High School: Graduated from Madison HS in Mar-shall, N.C….Four-year le� er-winner in soc-cer…Coached by Steve

Bowlin and Andrew Booker…Two-� me All-Con-ference selec� on...Tallied 38 goals and 24 as-sists in his career…Personal: Full name is Petr Vasilyevich Buzyan…Born on Feb. 3, 1991 in Kiev, Ukraine…Son of Vasiliy and Vera Buzyan…Has an older brother, Roman (21), and a younger brother, Tim (17)…Majoring in Poli� cal Science and Pre-Law…Favorite book: The Bible…Favor-ite class at Tusculum: Tennis…Favorite musical ar� sts: Hillsong, Kutless…Favorite song: “With Everything” by Hillsong…Petr’s advice to kids: “To be the best, you have to train harder than the best”…Favorite color: Teal…Favorite food: Pellimeni…Favorite sport other than soccer: Bas-ketball…People Petr most admires: His parents…What people don’t know about Petr: He speaks three languages…When Petr was a kid, he tried to be like: His father…When people fi rst meet Petr, they think: He’s short.

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Member of 2008 US Club Soccer na� onal fi nalist team...

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2009: (Sep. 23)…shall, N.C….Four-year le� er-winner in soc-cer…Coached by Steve

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joring in Athle� c Training…Favorite book: “The Power of One” by Bryce Courtenay…Favorite musical ar� st: Eminem…Favorite song: “Empire State of Mind” by Jay-Z…Ma� can’t imagine a week without: The Internet…Most thrilling moment in sports: Soccer tour to England…Ma� ’s

to be like: His father…When people fi rst meet Petr, they think: He’s short.

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DRAYSON DAVENPORT • 2

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High School: tralia…Member of two-� me state quarterfi nalist team…Two-year captain…Played club soccer for Schofi eld Scorpions…name is Ma� hew John Davies…Born on Jan. 15, 1991 in Sydney, NSW Australia…Son of Gary and Edwina Davies…Has a sister, Sian…Ma-

joring in Athle� c Training…Favorite book: “The Power of One” by Bryce Courtenay…Favorite joring in Athle� c Training…Favorite book: “The Power of One” by Bryce Courtenay…Favorite

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MATT DAVIES • 5

High School: High School: Graduated from North Cobb HS in Kennesaw, Ga…Coached by Zach Mathis…Two-sport star in football and soccer at Coached by Zach Mathis…Two-sport star in football and soccer at North Cobb…2010 Varsity Soccer Off ensive Player of the Year…2010 North Cobb…2010 Varsity Soccer Off ensive Player of the Year…2010 Varsity Soccer Player of the Year…Varsity Soccer Player of the Year…Personal: Full name is Drayson D. Davenport…Born on Sep. 28, 1991 in Baton Rouge, La…Son of Rich-Davenport…Born on Sep. 28, 1991 in Baton Rouge, La…Son of Rich-

ard and Angela Davenport…Has a sister, Meaghann Davenport…Majoring in Pre-Medicine…ard and Angela Davenport…Has a sister, Meaghann Davenport…Majoring in Pre-Medicine…Plans to a� end medical school with a focus on sports medicine…Favorite book: “Jarhead” by Plans to a� end medical school with a focus on sports medicine…Favorite book: “Jarhead” by Anthony Swoff ord…Favorite midnight snack: Chips…Drayson can’t imagine a week without: Anthony Swoff ord…Favorite midnight snack: Chips…Drayson can’t imagine a week without: His cell phone…Drayson’s advice to kids: “Stay focused”…Favorite color: Blue…Favorite food: His cell phone…Drayson’s advice to kids: “Stay focused”…Favorite color: Blue…Favorite food: Pizza…Favorite sport other than soccer: Football…People Drayson most admires: His parents…Pizza…Favorite sport other than soccer: Football…People Drayson most admires: His parents…When people fi rst meet Drayson, they think: He’s shy.When people fi rst meet Drayson, they think: He’s shy.

Previous School: Previous School: A� ended the University of Tennessee…High School: Graduated from Greeneville HS in Greeneville, Tenn…Coached by Graduated from Greeneville HS in Greeneville, Tenn…Coached by John Eiskamp…Two-� me All-Region and All-Conference performer…John Eiskamp…Two-� me All-Region and All-Conference performer…Personal: Personal: Full name is John-Thomas Carrino…Born on June 8, 1988 in Hampton, Va…Son of Thomas Carrino and Susan Abernathy…Has in Hampton, Va…Son of Thomas Carrino and Susan Abernathy…Has

an older sister, Rachel Shackleton (32), and a younger sister, Aly Carrino (19)…Sister, Aly plays an older sister, Rachel Shackleton (32), and a younger sister, Aly Carrino (19)…Sister, Aly plays on the Tusculum women’s soccer team…Majoring in Environmental Science…Favorite books: “Ender’s Game”, “The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy”…Favorite midnight snack: Tipton’s…Fa-vorite musical ar� sts: Tool, Incubus, Dave Ma� hew’s Band…JT’s advice to kids: “Push yourself and don’t give up”…Favorite color: Blue…Favorite food: Pasta…Favorite sport other than soc-cer: Football…People JT most admires: His parents.

High School: High School: Graduated from Heinrich-Heine Gymnasium Kaiser-slautern in Kaiserslautern, Germany…Played club soccer for TUS slautern in Kaiserslautern, Germany…Played club soccer for TUS Hohenecken…Coached by Lars Schmi� …Hohenecken…Coached by Lars Schmi� …Personal: Born on Sep. 12, 1990 in Kaiserslautern, Germany…Son of Gerhard and Ingrid Bold…1990 in Kaiserslautern, Germany…Son of Gerhard and Ingrid Bold…Has a brother, Christopher, and a sister, Sarah…Father played soccer Has a brother, Christopher, and a sister, Sarah…Father played soccer

professionally for 1.FC Kaiserslautern and Karlsruher SC in the German Bundesliga…Majoring professionally for 1.FC Kaiserslautern and Karlsruher SC in the German Bundesliga…Majoring in Business Administra� on…Favorite midnight snack: Doner…Janik can’t imagine a week with-out: Sports…Janik’s advice to kids: “Knock the ‘t’ off the ‘can’t’”…Favorite food: Pasta…Favorite sports other than soccer: Football and hockey…The toughest opponent Janik has ever played against: Anel Dzaka of 1.FC Kaiserslautern.

High School: High School: Graduated from Franklin County HS in Winchester, Tenn…Coached by Casey Jackson…Member of District runner-up Tenn…Coached by Casey Jackson…Member of District runner-up team in 2008…Member of District championship team in 2009…team in 2008…Member of District championship team in 2009…Played club soccer for Camp Forest FC…Coached by Andy Lyon…Played club soccer for Camp Forest FC…Coached by Andy Lyon…Per-sonal: sonal: Full name is Raymundo Cruz…Born on Jan. 5, 1992 in Que-

retaro, Mexico…Son of Octavio and Maura Cruz…Has three brothers, Alfredo, Octavio, and retaro, Mexico…Son of Octavio and Maura Cruz…Has three brothers, Alfredo, Octavio, and Hugo…Has four sisters, Adriana, Teresa, Sofi a, and Andrea…Majoring in Graphic Design…Plans to pursue a career in graphic design a� er gradua� on…Favorite midnight snack: Peeps…Favor-ite musical ar� st: Creed…Ray can’t imagine a week without: Food and soccer…Ray’s advice to kids: “Stay in school”…Favorite color: Green…Favorite foods: Sushi and Peeps…Favorite sport other than soccer: Volleyball…People Ray most admires: His family…What people don’t know about Ray: He likes “Twilight”.


2009: Played in nine matches, including six starts, during an inju-ry-shortened season …Tallied an assist at Ashland (Sep. 4), se� ng up the go-ahead goal in the second half…Recorded a season-high two shots at Tiffi n (Sep. 6)…2008: Played in 21 matches, making 13 starts...Tied for sixth on the team in goals (2)...Ninth in points (4)...

Scored his fi rst career match-winner in his fi rst start of the season at Mars Hill (Oct. 8)...Season-high two shots against Mars Hill...Notched his second goal of the campaign against Lenoir-Rhyne (Nov. 1)...Logged at least 70 minutes of match � me in all but one of his starts...2007: Started in all 22 matches…Recorded a career-high three shots against Lander (Sep. 25)…Scored his fi rst col-legiate goal and tallied his fi rst collegiate assist in the same match against Newberry (Sep. 29)…As-sisted on the match-winner against West Virginia Wesleyan (Oct. 12)…Scored his second career goal against Wingate (Nov. 2) in the SAC Tournament, tying his career-high in shots (3)…Finished the season � ed for fi � h on the team in goals (2)…Tied for seventh in assists (2)…Seventh in points (6)…Sixth in shots (23)…Tied for fi � h in shots on goal (12)…High School: Graduated from Loughborough College in Leicester, England…Played club soccer for several teams, including No� ngham Forest, Derby County, and He� ering Foud…Le� ered ev-ery year in soccer throughout primary and secondary school…All-State performer ages 11-14…All-Region performer ages 14-18…Personal: Full name is Dean Michael Hopewell…Born Sep. 26, 1988 in Leicester, England…Son of Barrie and Janet Hopewell…Has an older sister, Maxine (25) and a younger brother, Joseph (16)…Majoring in Sports Science with a minor in Coaching…Plans to pursue a Master’s degree in a sports-related area of study...Community service while at Tusculum includes: Bonner Leader program, Service Learning class…Favorite book: “The Game”…Favorite class at Tusculum: Bowling…Favorite midnight snack: Tipton’s…Favorite musical ar� st: Craig David…Favorite song: “We No Speak Americano” by Yolanda Be Cool…Most thrilling moment in sports: Playing in the Elite Eight against Tampa…Dean’s advice to kids: “Love what you do”…Favorite color: Blue…Favorite food: Anything Italian…Favorite sports other than soccer: Tennis and golf…Person Dean most admires: Bobby Moore, English soccer hero…The toughest opponent Dean ever played against: Former Tampa forward Pascal Millien…What people don’t know about Dean: He enjoys fi shing…When Dean was a kid, he tried to be like: Joe Cole of Liverpool FC.

2009: Played in three matches, including one start…Posted a record of 1-0 with a 1.18 goals against average…Made his fi rst collegiate start at Milligan (Sep. 9), making a season-high fi ve saves and allow-ing one goal en route to a 2-1 win…Logged 29

minutes against Brevard (Sep. 23), making two saves…Recorded 29 minutes at Lenoir-Rhyne (Oct. 31), allowing one goal and making two saves…High School: Graduated from Denver South HS where he was a four-year le� er-winner in soc-cer…All-Conference performer in 2006…Team captain from 2006-2008…Personal: Full name is Andrew Goellner…Born April 21, 1989 in Den-ver, Colo….Son of Craig and Jan Goellner…Has a younger brother, Ma� (19) and a younger sister, Jessie (17)…Majoring in Sport Management and Business Management…Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll…SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Favorite class at Tusculum: Sport Marke� ng…Favorite mid-night snack: Pita and hummus…Favorite musical ar� sts: Muse, Mike Posner…Favorite song: “Cool-er than Me” by Mike Posner…Andy can’t imagine a week without: Working out…Most thrilling mo-ment in sports: Prac� cing with the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer…Andy’s advice to kids: “Work hard and dream big”…Favorite color: Dark Blue…Favorite food: Anything Italian…Favorite sports other than soccer: Mountain biking and snowboarding…Person Andy most admires: U.S. na� onal team goalkeeper Tim Howard…The toughest opponent Andy has ever played against: Conor Casey of the Colorado Rapids…What people don’t know about Andy: He loves mountain sports…When people fi rst meet Andy, they think: He’s pre� y chill.

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MASON FOX • 27

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Previous School: Previous School: A� ended Middle Georgia College in Cochran, Ga…Posted 73 saves and a goals against average of 0.82 in 2009…Ga…Posted 73 saves and a goals against average of 0.82 in 2009…High School: High School: Graduated from Chris� an Brothers HS in Memphis, Tenn…Coached by Rogerio Lima…Member of three-� me state fi nal-Tenn…Coached by Rogerio Lima…Member of three-� me state fi nal-ist team…ist team…Personal: Full name is Keagan Thomas Graham…Born on

May 18, 1989 in Memphis, Tenn…Son of Thomas A. Graham and Deborah A. Smith…Has a May 18, 1989 in Memphis, Tenn…Son of Thomas A. Graham and Deborah A. Smith…Has a brother, Dylan, and a sister, Evelyn…Father played college soccer for the University of North Carolina and Oakland University…Majoring in Psychology…Favorite books: “Jack Reacher” novels by Lee Child…Favorite midnight snack: Homemade cookies and milk…Favorite musical ar� sts: Red Hot Chili Peppers…Favorite song: “A Change is Gonna Come” by Sam Cooke…Kea-gan can’t imagine a week without: His Xbox 360…Keagan’s advice to kids: “Your parents are your best friends. Don’t forget it”…Favorite colors: Blue, black and purple…Favorite foods: Chicken burrito from Taco Bell, chicken teriyaki with rice, crispy chicken Caesar salad…Favorite sports other than soccer: Basketball, football, snowboarding…What people don’t know about Keagan: He can draw pre� y pictures.

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High School: High School: Graduated from Stone Memorial HS in Crossville, Tenn…Coached by Gier Bergvin…Four-year le� erman in soccer…Let-Tenn…Coached by Gier Bergvin…Four-year le� erman in soccer…Let-tered three years in basketball and two in cross country…Two-� me tered three years in basketball and two in cross country…Two-� me All-District performer…2010 TSSAA Scholar Athlete…Tennessee All-District performer…2010 TSSAA Scholar Athlete…Tennessee East-West All-Star…East-West All-Star…Personal: Full name is Mason Andrew Fox…Born

on Aug. 2, 1991 in Crossville, Tenn…Son of Mark and Lillian Fox…Has a sister, Lauren…Mother on Aug. 2, 1991 in Crossville, Tenn…Son of Mark and Lillian Fox…Has a sister, Lauren…Mother Lillian played volleyball at Tennessee Tech…Majoring in Poli� cal Science with a minor in Sport Management…Favorite book: Anything by Kentucky Basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski…Favor-ite midnight snack: Pasta…Favorite musical ar� st: Lil’ Wayne…Favorite song: “I Believe I Can Fly” by R Kelly…Mason can’t imagine a week without: His Xbox…Most thrilling moment in sports: Playing in the Tennessee East-West All-Star game…Mason’s advice to kids: “Work hard no ma� er what”…Favorite color: Navy blue…Favorite food: Pasta…Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball…Person Mason most admires: His father…What people don’t know about Mason: He can dunk a basketball…When Mason was a kid, he tried to be like: Michael Jor-dan…When people fi rst meet Mason, they think: He’s a social person.

High School: High School: Graduated from A.C. Reynolds HS in Asheville, N.C…Le� ered in soccer…2009 team advanced to third round of state play-Le� ered in soccer…2009 team advanced to third round of state play-off s…Member of 2008 conference championship team…off s…Member of 2008 conference championship team…Personal: Born on Apr. 28, 1991 in Zhodino, Belarus…Majoring in Computer Born on Apr. 28, 1991 in Zhodino, Belarus…Majoring in Computer Informa� on Systems…Favorite book: The Informa� on Systems…Favorite book: The Bible…Favorite midnight

snack: Twix…Ilya can’t imagine a week without: His cell phone…Most thrilling moment in snack: Twix…Ilya can’t imagine a week without: His cell phone…Most thrilling moment in sports: Penalty kick shootout…Ilya’s advice to kids: “Stay in school”…Favorite color: Red…Fa-vorite sport other than soccer: Volleyball…Person Ilya most admires: Jesus…What people don’t know about Ilya: He likes to draw…When Ilya was a kid, he tried to be like: His father…When people fi rst meet Ilya, they think: He’s friendly.

(Nov. 1)...Logged at least 70 minutes of match � me in all but one of his starts...in all 22 matches…Recorded a career-high three shots against Lander (Sep. 25)…Scored his fi rst col-legiate goal and tallied his fi rst collegiate assist in the same match against Newberry (Sep. 29)…As-sisted on the match-winner against West Virginia Wesleyan (Oct. 12)…Scored his second career goal against Wingate (Nov. 2) in the SAC Tournament, tying his career-high in shots (3)…Finished the season � ed for fi � h on the team in goals (2)…Tied for seventh in assists (2)…Seventh in points (6)…Sixth in shots (23)…Tied for fi � h in shots on goal (12)…College in Leicester, England…Played club soccer for several teams, including No� ngham Forest, Derby County, and He� ering Foud…Le� ered ev-ery year in soccer throughout primary and secondary school…All-State performer ages 11-14…All-Region performer ages 14-18…Sep. 26, 1988 in Leicester, England…Son of Barrie and Janet Hopewell…Has an older sister, ment in sports: Prac� cing with the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer…Andy’s advice to


2009: Played in 13 matches, including 10 starts...Started each of his last 10 matches...Recorded a season-high two shots against Carson-Newman (Oct. 28)...2008: Played in 10 matches, including two starts...Scored his fi rst career goal in his

fi rst career start at Georgia Southwestern (Sep. 20)...Season-high two shots against Bryan (Oct. 11)...2007: Played in nine matches…Took a sea-son-high two shots against Cumberland (Aug. 31)…Notched his fi rst career assist against Ca-tawba (Oct. 17)…High School: Graduated from Science Hill HS in Johnson City, Tenn. where he was a four-year le� erman in soccer…Two-� me All-Conference and All-Region performer…Per-sonal: Full name is Horton Daniel McKinney…Born Dec. 1, 1988 in San Diego, Calif…Son of Lourdes and Steve McKinney…Has two brothers, Gabriel and Steven…Has two sisters, Sandra and Victo-ria…Mother played basketball at San Diego State University…Majoring in History with minors in Economics and Interna� onal Business…Plans to a� end law school a� er gradua� on…Favorite mid-night snack: Fruit…Favorite musical ar� st: Noto-rious B.I.G…Favorite song: “Juicy” by Notorious B.I.G…Horton’s advice to kids: “Make goals, then fi nd a way to reach them”…Favorite colors: Blue and black…Favorite foods: Fruit and his mother’s cooking…Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball…Person Horton most ad-mires: His mother…When Horton was a kid, he tried to be like: His brother and his father.

2009: Played in six matches, including one start…Tallied his fi rst career assist against Catawba (Oct.21) in his fi rst start of the sea-son…Recorded a shot against Catawba... 2008: Played in 15 match-es, making 11 starts...Recorded a shot against

Milligan (Sep. 6)...Put a shot on frame at Georgia Southwestern (Sep. 20)...High School: Graduated from St. MacNissi’s College in Northern Ireland…Played junior football for Larne Youth before mov-ing to Glentoran FC…Earned Glentoran FC Youth Player of the Year in 2006...Won the Foyle Cup In-terna� onal Youth Tournament with Glentoran FC U18 in Summer 2006...Played for Linfi eld FC youth team 2006-2007 season before moving to Larne FC of the Irish League for 2007-2008…Played with the N.Ireland U16 squad in 2006...Personal: Full name is Ma� hew L. McKeever…Born Dec. 28, 1989 in Belfast, Northern Ireland…Son of Johnny and Pat McKeever…Has a younger sister, Michelle (19)…Majoring in Business Administra� on…Favor-ite books: “The Da Vinci Code”, “The Game”…Fa-vorite midnight snack: Kebab Express…Favorite musical ar� sts: Oasis, David Gue� a, DJ Olli...Ma� hew can’t imagine a week without: The In-ternet...Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning SAC regular season and SAC Tournament � tles as a freshman…Favorite sports other than soccer: Basketball and Golf.

2010: Preseason All-South Atlan� c Conference First Team...2009: All-SAC Second Team…Started 18 matches…Finished the season third on the team in goals (6)…Third in assists (7)…Third in points (19)…Tied for second in match-winners (2)…

Ne� ed the match-winner in his Pioneer debut against Queens (Aug. 29)…Tallied his fi rst assist of the season at Tiffi n (Sep. 6), se� ng up the extra � me match-winner…Recorded his second match-winner of the season in extra � me at Mil-ligan (Sep. 9)…Scored a goal and added a season-high two assists against Brevard (Sep. 23)…Tal-lied a goal and an assist against Newberry (Oct. 4)…Tied a season-high with two assists against Mars Hill (Oct. 7)…Scored his fi � h goal of the campaign against Catawba (Oct. 21)…Notched an assist against Carson-Newman (Oct. 28)…Scored a highlight reel goal with a bicycle kick in the SAC Tournament fi nal against Mars Hill (Nov. 8)…Previous School: A� ended California State-Fullerton in Fullerton, Calif….Coached by Bob Ammann…Made 10 starts…High School: Gradu-ated from Principe de Asturias in Guatemala City, Guatemala…Coached by Willy Oliveira…Personal: Born on Apr. 18, 1988 in Guatemala City, Guatemala…Son of Luis Jarquin and Patricia de Jarquin…Has an older sister, Ana (24), and a younger brother, Juan (21) and a younger sister, Maris (15)…Majoring in Business Administra-� on with a minor in Interna� onal Business…Plans to pursue a career in professional soccer…Community service while at Tusculum includes: Bonner Leader Program…Favorite book: “An-gels and Demons” by Dan Brown…Favorite class at Tusculum: Economics…Favorite midnight snack: Ice cream…Favorite musical ar� st: Ricardo Arjona…Andres’ advice to kids: “Prepare for the future”…Favorite color: Black…Favorite food: Steak…Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball…People Andres most admires: His parents…What people don’t know about An-dres: He’s very posi� ve…When Andres was a kid, he tried to be like: Diego Maradona, former Argen� ne soccer star…When people fi rst meet Andres, they think: He’s nice.

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2010: Preseason All-South Atlan� c Conference First TeamAll-SAC Second Team…third on the team in goals (6)…Third in assists (7)…Third in points (19)…Tied for second in match-winners (2)…

Ne� ed the match-winner in his Pioneer debut

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ANDRES JARQUIN • 10

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Milligan (Sep. 6)...Put a shot on frame at Georgia Southwestern (Sep. 20)...from St. MacNissi’s College in Northern Ireland…Played junior football for Larne Youth before mov-ing to Glentoran FC…Earned Glentoran FC Youth Player of the Year in 2006...Won the Foyle Cup In-terna� onal Youth Tournament with Glentoran FC U18 in Summer 2006...Played for Linfi eld FC youth team 2006-2007 season before moving to Larne FC of the Irish League for 2007-2008…Played with the N.Ireland U16 squad in 2006...name is Ma� hew L. McKeever…Born Dec. 28, 1989 in Belfast, Northern Ireland…Son of Johnny and Pat McKeever…Has a younger sister, Michelle (19)…Majoring in Business Administra� on…Favor-ite books: “The Da Vinci Code”, “The Game”…Fa-vorite midnight snack: Kebab Express…Favorite musical ar� sts: Oasis, David Gue� a, DJ Olli...Ma� hew can’t imagine a week without: The In-Born on Apr. 18, 1988 in Guatemala City,

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CLAY JARRELL • 0

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TREVOR LUND • 00

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MATT MCKEEVER • 16

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2009: his last 10 matches...Recorded a season-high two shots against Carson-Newman (Oct. 28)...two starts...Scored his fi rst career goal in his

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HORTON MCKINNEY • 20

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Year MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2007 9 0 99 0 1 1 2 1 .000 02008 10 2 271 1 0 2 5 1 .200 12009 13 10 1031 0 0 0 7 3 .000 0Totals 32 12 1401 1 1 3 14 5 .071 1

Year MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2008 15 11 772 0 0 0 2 1 .000 02009 6 1 128 0 1 1 1 1 .000 0Totals 21 12 900 0 1 1 3 2 .000 0

2009: 2009: Did not play...High School: Graduated from Tallahoma HS in Tallahoma, Tenn….Three-year le� erman in soccer…Coached by in Tallahoma, Tenn….Three-year le� erman in soccer…Coached by Richie Chadwiull…First Team All-District performer…Member of Richie Chadwiull…First Team All-District performer…Member of two-� me district championship team…two-� me district championship team…Personal: Full name is Clay-ton Sco� Jarrell…Born on Dec. 17, 1990 in Tallahoma, Tenn….Son of ton Sco� Jarrell…Born on Dec. 17, 1990 in Tallahoma, Tenn….Son of

Gary and Direnda Jarrell…Has a younger brother, Adam (17)…Majoring in Mathema� cs and Gary and Direnda Jarrell…Has a younger brother, Adam (17)…Majoring in Mathema� cs and Computer Science…Plans to pursue a Master’s degree in Architecture…Favorite midnight snack: Popcorn…Favorite musical ar� st: The Rolling Stones…Favorite song: “Gimme Shelter” by The Rolling Stones…Clay’s advice to kids: “Work hard to achieve your goals”…Favorite color: Orange…Favorite food: Mexican…Favorite sports other than soccer: Football, swim-ming…Person Clay most admires: His father.

2009: 2009: Did not play...High School: Graduated from RHAM HS in Hebron, Conn...Conn...Personal: Born on Apr. 22, 1991 in Manchester, Conn…Son of John Lund and Linda Thurber-Lund…Has a sister, Ali, and a brother, John Lund and Linda Thurber-Lund…Has a sister, Ali, and a brother, Derek…Majoring in Sport Management with a minor in Interna� onal Derek…Majoring in Sport Management with a minor in Interna� onal Business…Favorite midnight snack: Ice cream… Favorite musical art-Business…Favorite midnight snack: Ice cream… Favorite musical art-

ist: Lil Wayne …Trevor can’t imagine a week without: Sports… Favorite color: Green…Favorite ist: Lil Wayne …Trevor can’t imagine a week without: Sports… Favorite color: Green…Favorite food: Ice cream…Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball…Person Trevor most admires: His grandfather…What people don’t know about Trevor: He loves ping pong…When Trevor was a kid, he tried to be like: Mike Piazza.


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JACOB NORRIS • 22

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JAVIER PORTILLO • 9

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IVAN PRIMAK • 12

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ROBERT REED • 19

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RUSSELL SEXTON • 21

High School: High School: Graduated from Morristown Hamblen West HS in Mor-ristown, Tenn…Coached by Todd Bradley…IMAC Player of the Year, ristown, Tenn…Coached by Todd Bradley…IMAC Player of the Year, All-State First Team…All-Region First Team…All-Conference First All-State First Team…All-Region First Team…All-Conference First Team…Team…Personal: Full name is Russell Vance Sexton…Born on Dec. 7, 1991 in Morristown, Tenn…Son of Helm and Juanita Sexton…Has 7, 1991 in Morristown, Tenn…Son of Helm and Juanita Sexton…Has

three brothers, Daniel, Charles and Robbie…Has a sister, Katherine…Majoring in Pre-Medicine three brothers, Daniel, Charles and Robbie…Has a sister, Katherine…Majoring in Pre-Medicine with a minor in Business Administra� on…Favorite book: “Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salin-ger…Favorite musical ar� sts: Blink 182, Kid Cudi, Notorious BIG…Favorite song: “My Humps” by Black Eyed Peas…Russell can’t imagine a week without: A nap…Favorite color: Orange…Fa-vorite foods: Tacos, mashed potatoes, and chicken with green beans…Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball…People Russell most admires: His parents…What people don’t know about Russell: He dances in the shower.

High School: High School: Graduated from Grainger HS in Rutledge, Tenn…Coached by Tanya Wear…2010 All-District performer…2010 US Coached by Tanya Wear…2010 All-District performer…2010 US ARMY Na� onal Scholar Athlete…ARMY Na� onal Scholar Athlete…Personal: Full name is Robert Lee Reed…Born on July 30, 1992 in Rutledge, Tenn…Son of Larry and Reed…Born on July 30, 1992 in Rutledge, Tenn…Son of Larry and Roxanne Reed…Has three sisters, Lauren, Alyssa, and Samantha…Roxanne Reed…Has three sisters, Lauren, Alyssa, and Samantha…

Majoring in Business Administra� on…Plans to pursue a career in government security…Fa-Majoring in Business Administra� on…Plans to pursue a career in government security…Fa-vorite midnight snack: Peanuts…Favorite musical ar� st: Europe…Favorite song: “The Final Countdown” by Europe…Robert can’t imagine a week without: Food…Robert’s advice to kids: “Try hard”…Favorite color: Green…Favorite food: Fish sandwich…Favorite sport other than soccer: Tennis…Person Robert most admires: Mr. T…What people don’t know about Robert: He doesn’t like to drive…When Robert was a kid, he tried to be like: His father…When people fi rst meet Robert, they think: He’s quiet.

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MATHEUS ANDRADE SILVA • 17

High School: High School: Graduated from Colegio Dom Bosco in Brasilia, Brazil…Coached by Marcelo Rosemberg…Coached by Marcelo Rosemberg…Personal: Full name is Matheus Andrade Silva…Born on July 25, 1990 in Brasilia, Brazil…Son of Flavio Andrade Silva…Born on July 25, 1990 in Brasilia, Brazil…Son of Flavio and Nilda Silva…Has a brother, Filipe…Undeclared major…Favorite and Nilda Silva…Has a brother, Filipe…Undeclared major…Favorite musical ar� sts: Evanescence, Paramore, Avril Lavigne, Automa� c musical ar� sts: Evanescence, Paramore, Avril Lavigne, Automa� c

Lovele� er, Nickelback and The Off spring…Favorite song: “Tempo Perdido” by Legiao Urba-Lovele� er, Nickelback and The Off spring…Favorite song: “Tempo Perdido” by Legiao Urba-na…Favorite colors: Black and white…Favorite food: Pizza…Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball…People Matheus most admires: Zinedine Zidane, Francesco To� , and Alessandro Del Piero…When Matheus was a kid, he tried to be like: Zinedine Zidane.

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JUSTIN WILLIAMS • 14

Previous School: Previous School: A� ended Middle Georgia College in Cochran, Ga…2009 - Second on the team with 11 goals…Third in points Ga…2009 - Second on the team with 11 goals…Third in points (25)…All-Georgia Junior College Athle� c Associa� on Second Team…(25)…All-Georgia Junior College Athle� c Associa� on Second Team…High School: High School: Graduated from the South Kent School in South Kent, Conn…Coached by Owen Finberg…All-New England and All-Western Conn…Coached by Owen Finberg…All-New England and All-Western

New England selec� on…Played club soccer for Samba TTP in Newtown, Conn…Coached by New England selec� on…Played club soccer for Samba TTP in Newtown, Conn…Coached by Owen Finberg…Member of Connec� cut state championship team…Personal: Born on June 2, 1989 in Guatemala City, Guatemala…Son of Rolando Por� llo and Silvia Gonzalez…Has a broth-er, Rodrigo Por� llo, and a sister, Sylvana Por� llo…Majoring in Business Administra� on…Hopes to play soccer professionally a� er gradua� on…Favorite book: “Angels and Demons” by Dan Brown…Favorite musical ar� st: Ricardo Arjona…Favorite song: “Shut it Down” by Pitbull…Most thrilling moment in sports: Being invited to play for the U-20 na� onal team…Javier’s advice to kids: “Pursue your dreams”…Favorite color: Blue…Favorite food: Sushi…Favorite sport other than soccer: Football…Person Javier most admires: Lionel Messi of FC Barcelona…When Javier was a kid, he tried to be like: Ronaldo.

High School: High School: Graduated from North Broward Prep in Coconut Creek, Fla…Coached by Dieo Cardona…Member of three-� me Creek, Fla…Coached by Dieo Cardona…Member of three-� me district championship team…Tallied seven goals, 11 assists, and district championship team…Tallied seven goals, 11 assists, and 25 points in his fi nal two seasons…Played club soccer for Weston 25 points in his fi nal two seasons…Played club soccer for Weston FC…Coached by Marcelo Neveleff …Tallied fi ve goals and seven as-FC…Coached by Marcelo Neveleff …Tallied fi ve goals and seven as-

sists for Weston…sists for Weston…Personal: Personal: Born on Mar. 28, 1992 in Kendal, Fla…Son of David and Marivel Montes…Has a brother, Diego…Majoring in Athle� c Training…Plans to pursue a career as ei-ther a physical therapist or orthopedic surgeon…Favorite book: “A Child Called It” by Dave J. Pelzer…Favorite midnight snack: Granola bar…Favorite musical ar� st: Drake…Favorite song: “Find Your Love” by Drake…David can’t imagine a week without: TV and soccer…David’s advice to kids: “Stay in school and don’t do drugs”…Favorite colors: Red and blue…Favorite food: Pasta…Favorite sports other than soccer: Football and basketball…People David most admires: His parents…What people don’t know about David: He has a so� side.

High School: High School: Graduated from Union County HS in Maynardville, Tenn…Coached by Joel Collins…Two-� me All-District performer…Tenn…Coached by Joel Collins…Two-� me All-District performer…District Co-MVP as a senior…All-Region performer…Two-year cap-District Co-MVP as a senior…All-Region performer…Two-year cap-tain…tain…Personal: Full name is Jacob Amiel Norris…Born on Nov. 20, 1991 in Knoxville, Tenn…Son of Rodney and Tammy Norris…Has two 1991 in Knoxville, Tenn…Son of Rodney and Tammy Norris…Has two

brothers, Caleb and Seth…Majoring in Biology…Plans to pursue a career as a biologist working brothers, Caleb and Seth…Majoring in Biology…Plans to pursue a career as a biologist working at a zoo or aquarium…Favorite midnight snack: Doritos…Favorite musical ar� sts: Shinedown, Breaking Benjamin, Eminem…Favorite song: “Til I Collapse” by Eminem…Jacob can’t imagine a week without: Sports…Most thrilling moment in sports: Playing in the Junior Olympics…Jacob’s advice to kids: “Keep your head up and move on. Everything happens for a reason”…Favorite color: Blue…Favorite foods: Shrimp, chicken, rice…Favorite sport other than soccer: Basket-ball…Person Jacob most admires: His father…What people don’t know about Jacob: He enjoys hun� ng and fi shing…When people fi rst meet Jacob, they think: He’s nice.

High School: High School: Graduated from Saint Gregory’s College in Buenos Ai-res, Argen� na…Coached by Ramiro Lopez Vallejo…Two-� me Player res, Argen� na…Coached by Ramiro Lopez Vallejo…Two-� me Player of the Year at Colegio Americano de Quilto…Three-� me top scorer of the Year at Colegio Americano de Quilto…Three-� me top scorer in the “La Bombonerita” Tournament, which takes place in Ecua-in the “La Bombonerita” Tournament, which takes place in Ecua-dor…dor…Personal: Full name is Ivan Alejandro Primak…Born on Dec. 21,

1989 in Buenos Aires, Argen� na…Son of Ruben and Adriana Primak…Has two brothers, Pablo 1989 in Buenos Aires, Argen� na…Son of Ruben and Adriana Primak…Has two brothers, Pablo and Agus� n…Has a sister, Natasha…Majoring in Sport Management with a minor in Coaching…Plans to pursue a career in professional soccer…Favorite book: “La Sombra del Viento”…Favor-ite midnight snack: Zucaritas…Favorite musical ar� st: Maná…Favorite song: “Sueña” by Ge-rardo Mejia…Ivan’s advice to kids: “Don’t give up on your dreams. They may be closer than you think”…Favorite color: Blue…Favorite foods: Sushi and barbeque…People Ivan most admires: His parents…What people don’t know about Ivan: He’s shy…When Ivan was a kid, he tried to be like: His father…When people fi rst meet Ivan, they think: He’s pleasant and amusing.

2009: 2009: Did not play...High School: Graduated from Hume Fogg HS in Nashville, Tenn….Le� ered in soccer and cross country…Coached in Nashville, Tenn….Le� ered in soccer and cross country…Coached by David Allen (soccer) and Bre� Kmeiz (cross country)…Two-� me by David Allen (soccer) and Bre� Kmeiz (cross country)…Two-� me all-district performer in soccer…Two-year captain…Member of all-district performer in soccer…Two-year captain…Member of two-� me region championship team…Runner-up in 2007 state two-� me region championship team…Runner-up in 2007 state

tournament…tournament…Personal: Personal: Full name is Jus� n Brown Williams…Born on Sep. 19, 1990 in Nash-Full name is Jus� n Brown Williams…Born on Sep. 19, 1990 in Nash-ville, Tenn….Son of Royce and Audrey Williams…Has a younger brother, James (17), and a younger sister, Le� e (8)…Marjoing in Business Administra� on with a minor in Coaching...Favorite midnight snack: Ice cream...Favorite musical ar� st: Jimmy Buff et...Favorite color: Blue...Favorite food: Buff ets...Favorite sport other than soccer: Hockey...When Jus� n was a kid, he tried to be like: Tom Glavine.

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SEASON IN REVIEW

The Tusculum College men’s soccer team entered the 2009 campaign looking to build upon one of the most successful seasons in pro-The Tusculum College men’s soccer team entered the 2009 campaign looking to build upon one of the most successful seasons in pro-gram history and posted the program’s seventh straight winning record, compiling a 10-6-2 overall mark and capturing its second consecu-� ve Food Lion South Atlan� c Conference Tournament � tle.

Tusculum garnered several individual awards, including Anteneh Lemma’s second consecu� ve Daktronics NCAA Division II All-America honors. Lemma was joined by junior Sven Meyer on the Daktronics NCAA Division II All-Southeast Region Team, while Meyer and fellow junior Lucas Paulini each garnered NSCAA/adidas All-Southeast Region Third Team honors.

The Pioneers placed seven players on the All-SAC Teams, including fi rst team selec-� ons Lemma and Sco� Lucky. Paulini was named to the second team alongside team-mates Andres Jarquin, Mark Joseph, Nick Rich, and Phillip Hagen. Lemma, Paulini, Rich and Meyer were also named to the SAC All-Tournament Team as Lemma garnered MVP honors.

Tusculum started the season strong, winning four of its fi rst fi ve matches. A� er notching a solid 2-0 win over Queens (N.C.) in the season opener, Coach Bre� Teach’s squad traveled to Ohio for a pair of diffi cult road tests. Tusculum proved to have plenty of fi ght, rallying for a 2-2 draw against No. 19 Ashland and coming from behind to de-feat Tiffi n 3-2 in extra � me to return home with a 2-0-1 record.

The Pioneers con� nued its streak of extra � me matches against Milligan, rally-ing for a 2-1 away victory over the Buff aloes on Jarquin’s over� me

winner in the 95th minute to push their early-season record to 3-0-1. Tusculum con� n-ued the heroics against Lander, scoring a pair of second-half goals to notch a 2-1 come-from-behind victory and run its unbeaten streak to fi ve matches to start the season.

Tusculum suff ered its fi rst setback of the campaign in the opening match of its SAC schedule, falling to Lincoln Memorial by a score of 2-0 to slip to 4-1-1 on the season. The Pioneers rebounded to win three of their next four matches, including a 7-0 home victory over Brevard and a pair of pivotal wins over Newberry and Mars Hill to climb back into the race for the SAC � tle.

The Pioneers suff ered another setback at Belmont Abbey, falling to the Crusaders 2-1 in extra � me to fall to 7-3-1 on the season. Tusculum responded with a 3-2 win over Catawba, pulling within one game of fi rst place in the conference standings with two matches remaining on the SAC slate.

Coach Teach’s squad then faced a pivotal matchup with top-ranked Lees-McRae in a rematch of the 2009 Southeast Region champi-onship, which TC won 2-0 to advance to its fi rst-ever Elite Eight appearance. Tusculum would be unable to produce a similar result against the Bobcats, falling to Lees-McRae by a score of 4-1 a� er LMC broke a 1-1 � e with three goals in a span of 12 minutes late in the second half.

The Pioneers dropped each of the fi nal two matches of the regular season to fall out of the SAC championship race, falling vic� m to a late rally by archrival Carson-Newman, before Lenoir-Rhyne notched a 5-0 win over TC in the regular season fi nale.

Tusculum exacted revenge on the Bears in the quarterfi nal round of the SAC Tourna-ment, forcing extra � me with a late second-half goal and advancing to the semifi nals in a penalty kick shootout. The Pioneers were then given a chance to avenge their earlier loss to Carson-Newman, drawing the No. 15 Eagles in the semifi nal round in Rock Hill, S.C.

The Pioneers took full advan-tage, riding a brace from Lemma en route to a 2-1 win over the Eagles,

and a spot in the tournament championship match against Mars Hill. Tusculum did not waste the opportunity, opening an early 1-0 lead on Lemma’s 23rd minute strike before Jarquin stretched the lead to 2-0 with a highlight reel goal in the 34th, taking a headed cross from Joseph and execu� ng a near-perfect bicycle kick for the fi nish. The Pioneers would hold the lead from there, playing s� fl ing defense to defeat the Lions by a score of 2-0 and capture the program’s second straight SAC Tournament � tle and the third in school history.

� ons Lemma and Sco� Lucky. Paulini was named to the second team alongside team-mates Andres Jarquin, Mark Joseph, Nick Rich, and Phillip Hagen. Lemma, Paulini, Rich and Meyer were also named to the SAC All-Tournament Team as Lemma garnered MVP honors.

notching a solid 2-0 win over Queens (N.C.) in the season opener, Coach Bre� Teach’s squad traveled to Ohio for a pair of diffi cult road tests. Tusculum proved to have plenty of fi ght, rallying for a 2-2 draw against No. 19 Ashland and coming from behind to de-feat Tiffi n 3-2 in extra � me to return home with a 2-0-1 record.

Anteneh Lemma scores against LanderAnteneh Lemma scores against Lander

onship, which TC won 2-0 to advance to its fi rst-ever Elite Eight appearance. Tusculum would be unable to produce a similar result against the Bobcats, falling to Lees-McRae by a score of 4-1 a� er LMC broke a 1-1 � e with three goals in a span of 12 minutes late in the second half.

of the SAC championship race, falling vic� m to a late rally by archrival Carson-Newman, before Lenoir-Rhyne notched a 5-0 win over TC in the regular season fi nale.

ment, forcing extra � me with a late second-half goal and advancing to the semifi nals in a penalty kick shootout. The Pioneers were then given a chance to avenge their earlier loss to Carson-Newman, drawing the No. 15 Eagles in the semifi nal round in Rock Hill, S.C.

took full advan-tage, riding a brace

Andres Jarquin sets up his bicycle kick against Mars Hill Andres Jarquin sets up his bicycle kick against Mars Hill in the SAC Tournament fi nal

2009 SAC Tournament Champions2009 SAC Tournament Champions

Marc Joseph opens the scoring against NewberryMarc Joseph opens the scoring against Newberry


Overall: 10-6-2 SAC: 4-4-0 Home: 7-1-0 Away: 3-5-2 Neut: 2-0-0

|-----------------------------SHOTS-----------------------------| ## Name MP-MS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 10 Anteneh Lemma 18-18 1585 11 8 30 60 .183 31 .517 4 2-2 11 Marc Joseph 18-18 1382 10 2 22 66 .152 26 .394 2 0-0 8 Andres Jarquin 18-18 1526 6 7 19 58 .103 27 .466 2 0-0 12 Lucas Paulini 18-18 1603 3 6 12 40 .075 11 .275 1 0-0 18 Sco� Lucky 15-15 1236 3 5 11 23 .130 13 .565 1 0-0 7 Nick Rich 18-18 1527 1 9 11 29 .034 14 .483 0 0-0 5 Phillip Hagen 18-18 1603 1 2 4 17 .059 8 .471 0 0-0 23 Andra Shelton 12-2 410 1 2 4 10 .100 5 .500 0 0-0 4 Dean Hopewell 9-6 459 0 1 1 7 .000 4 .571 0 0-0 2 Ma� hew McKeever 6-1 128 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 9 Corey McPherson 17-17 1401 0 0 0 14 .000 3 .214 0 0-0 20 Horton McKinney 13-10 1031 0 0 0 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-0 3 Sven Meyer 18-18 1574 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0 16 Ryan Sandmeyer 1-0 23 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 22 Petr Buzyan 5-0 67 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 28 Andy Goellner 3-1 152 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 27 Tim Eichinger 1-0 31 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13 Shane Voelker 8-3 442 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 Lance Moore 17-17 1451 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total .........................................18 17631 36 43 115 340 .106 148 .435 10 2-2 Opponents ................................18 - 28 22 78 251 .112 112 .446 6 0-0

|------GOAL AVERAGE------| |------SAVES------| |-------------RECORD-------------|## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho

28 Andy Goellner 3-1 151:57 2 1.18 9 .818 1 0 0 0 1 Lance Moore 17-16 1639:45 26 1.43 70 .729 9 6 2 3 TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 5 1.000 0 0 0 1 Total .........................................18 1791:42 28 1.41 84 .750 10 6 2 4 Opponents ................................18 1791:42 36 1.81 112 .757 6 10 2 3

Team saves: 5

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalTusculum 19 15 2 0 0 36Opponents 11 16 0 1 0 28

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalTusculum 149 175 12 4 0 340Opponents 111 130 4 6 0 251

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalTusculum 35 42 3 4 0 84Opponents 46 61 3 2 0 112

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalTusculum 44 68 8 2 0 122Opponents 41 42 1 1 0 85

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalTusculum 87 98 1 4 0 190Opponents 104 113 2 5 0 224

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY TCM OPPTotal 1373 1692Dates/Avg Per Date 8/172 10/169Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

2009 STATISTICS


Date Opponent WL Score Overall Conf A� end Goals scoredDate Opponent WL Score Overall Conf A� end Goals scoredAug 29, 2009 QUEENS (N.C.) W 2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 231 Andres Jarquin (Phillip Hagen;Nick Rich) [#1] Nick Rich (Anteneh Lemma)Sep 04, 2009 at #19 Ashland T O2 2-2 1-0-1 0-0-0 172 Sco� Lucky (unassisted) [#1] Marc Joseph (Dean Hopewell)Sep 06, 2009 at Tiffi n W OT 3-2 2-0-1 0-0-0 117 Marc Joseph (Nick Rich;Anteneh Lemma) [#1] Andra Shelton (Sco� Lucky) Sco� Lucky (Andres Jarquin)Sep 09, 2009 at Milligan W OT 2-1 3-0-1 0-0-0 184 Marc Joseph (Nick Rich;Andra Shelton) [#28] Andres Jarquin (Nick Rich;Phillip Hagen)Sep 12, 2009 LANDER W 2-1 4-0-1 0-0-0 189 Lucas Paulini (Anteneh Lemma;Nick Rich) [#1] Anteneh Lemma (Sco� Lucky)Sep 16, 2009 at Lincoln Memorial* L 0-2 4-1-1 0-1-0 125 - Sep 23, 2009 BREVARD* W 7-0 5-1-1 1-1-0 74 Anteneh Lemma (Andres Jarquin) [#1] Phillip Hagen (Sco� Lucky) Marc Joseph (Sco� Lucky) Andres Jarquin (Nick Rich) Anteneh Lemma (Nick Rich) Marc Joseph (Andres Jarquin) Anteneh Lemma (Lucas Paulini)Sep 26, 2009 at Wingate* L 0-2 5-2-1 1-2-0 173 -Oct 04, 2009 NEWBERRY* W 3-0 6-2-1 2-2-0 137 Marc Joseph (Lucas Paulini) [#1] Sco� Lucky (Andres Jarquin) Andres Jarquin (Lucas Paulini)Oct 07, 2009 MARS HILL* W 4-1 7-2-1 3-2-0 3-2-0 Anteneh Lemma (Lucas Paulini;Andres Jarquin) [#1] Lucas Paulini (Anteneh Lemma) Lucas Paulini (Anteneh Lemma;Andres Jarquin) Marc Joseph (Anteneh Lemma;Sco� Lucky)Oct 18, 2009 at Belmont Abbey L O2 1-2 7-3-1 3-2-0 78 Anteneh Lemma (penalty kick) [#1] Oct 21, 2009 CATAWBA* W 3-2 8-3-1 4-2-0 184 Marc Joseph (Anteneh Lemma;Ma� hew McKeever) [#1] Andres Jarquin (Lucas Paulini) Marc Joseph (Andra Shelton)Oct 24, 2009 at #1 Lees-McRae L 1-4 8-4-1 4-2-0 231 Marc Joseph (Anteneh Lemma) [#1] Oct 28, 2009 #22 CARSON-NEWMAN* L 1-2 8-5-1 4-3-0 386 Anteneh Lemma (Andres Jarquin) [#1] Oct 31, 2009 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-5 8-6-1 4-4-0 150 - Nov 03, 2009 at Lenoir-Rhyne# T O2 1-1 8-6-2 4-4-0 275 Anteneh Lemma (Lucas Paulini) [#1] Nov 06, 2009 at #15 Carson-Newman% W 2-1 9-6-2 4-4-0 187 Anteneh Lemma (Nick Rich) [#1] Anteneh Lemma (penalty kick)Nov 08, 2009 MARS HILL% W 2-0 10-6-2 4-4-0 172 Anteneh Lemma (Marc Joseph) [#1] Andres Jarquin (Nick Rich;Marc Joseph)

* South Atlan� c Conference Match# SAC Tournament (Quarterfi nal), Hickory, N.C. (TC advances 4-3 on penalty kicks)% SAC Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.

Lucas PauliniAll-Region Third Team

Anteneh LemmaDaktronics All-America

Sven MeyerAll-Region 2nd Team

2009 RESULTS


David Ormesher2002 NSCAA/adidas

Bruno Conceicão2008 NSCAA/adidas

2008 Daktronics

Sco� Lucky2008 Daktronics

Sven Meyer2008 Daktronics

Lance Moore2008 NSCAA/adidas

2008 Daktronics

Anteneh Lemma2008 NSCAA/adidas

2008 Daktronics2009 Daktronics

Steve Crane1991 NAIA

Sean Bride1992 NAIA

Caryle Myrie1994 NAIA

Brian Pike1994 NAIA

Tony Swaminathan2002 CoSIDA Academic

ALL-AMERICANS

NAIA A��-A��1991 Steve Crane (HM)1992 Sean Bride1994 Carlyle Myrie (HM)1994 Brian Pike (HM)

NSCAA/��® D�� II A��-A��2002 David Ormesher (2nd Team)2008 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (2nd Team)2008 Lance Moore (2nd Team)

D�� NCAA D�� II A��-A��2008 Bruno Conceicao (1st Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (2nd Team)2008 Lance Moore (HM)2008 Sco� Lucky (HM)2008 Sven Meyer (HM)2009 Anteneh Lemma (HM)

C�SIDA A�� A��-A��®2002 Tony Swaminathan (2nd Team)

C�SIDA A�� A��-D��2002 Sco� Hanger (2nd Team)2002 Tony Swaminathan (1st Team)2004 Alexander Eddo (1st Team)2007 Lance Moore (2nd Team)2008 Lance Moore (2nd Team)

NAIA S�� A��1993 Sean Bride1996 Calum Weaver1996 David Crickmar1997 Stuart Currie1997 Calum Weaver

S�� A�� C�� S��-A��2001 Sco� Hanger

NAIA D�� 24 P�� Y��1990 Sean Bride1991 Steve Crane1992 Steve Crane

NAIA A��-D��1975 Gerry Pierce1976 Gerry Pierce1976 Tony Mendes1979 Tony Mendes1979 Rocco Surace1979 Glen Fabor1982 Mark Taylor (1st Team)1990 Sean Bride (1st Team)1991 Steve Crane (1st Team)1992 Steve Crane (1st Team)

D�� NCAA D�� II A��-R��2007 Bruno Conceicão (2nd Team)2007 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2007 Gareth Williams (2nd Team)

2008 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2008 Sco� Lucky (1st Team)2008 Sven Meyer (1st Team)2008 Lance Moore (1st Team)2008 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2008 Rory McCook (2nd Team)2009 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2009 Sven Meyer (2nd Team)

D�� NCAA II R�� P�� Y��2008 Bruno Conceicão

NSCAA/��® A��-R��1991 Oscar Calderon (3rd Team)1996 B.J. Long1996 Cris Dan� er1999 Sco� Hanger (2nd Team)1999 Steve Oakey (2nd Team)1999 Daniel Hoult (3rd Team)2000 Sco� Hanger (2nd Team)2001 Steve Oakey (2nd Team)2002 David Ormesher (1st Team)2002 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2002 Sco� Hanger (2nd Team)2002 Tony Swaminathan (2nd Team)2003 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2003 Neal Dixon (2nd Team)2003 Ma� DeMar� ni (2nd Team)2003 Gerald Wa� (3rd Team)2004 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2004 Gerald Wa� (1st Team)2004 Andre Nesfi eld (2nd Team)2007 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2007 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2007 Gareth Williams (2nd Team)2007 Anteneh Lemma (2nd Team)2008 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2008 Lance Moore (1st Team)2008 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2008 Sco� Lucky (3rd Team)2009 Lucas Paulini (3rd Team)2009 Sven Meyer (3rd Team)

A��-S�� A�� C��1999 Sco� Hanger (1st Team)1999 Steve Oakey (1st Team)1999 Daniel Hoult (2nd Team)2000 Sco� Hanger (1st Team)2000 Steve Oakey (1st Team)2000 Ma� Orchard-Lisle (2nd Team)2001 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2001 David Ormesher (1st Team)2001 Steve Oakey (1st Team)2001 Daniel Hoult (2nd Team)2001 Sco� Hanger (2nd Team)2001 Ma� Orchard-Lisle (2nd Team)2002 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2002 Tony Swaminathan (1st Team)2002 Sco� Hanger (1st Team)

2002 David Ormesher (1st Team)2002 Neal Dixon (1st Team)2002 Ma� DeMar� ni (2nd Team)2002 Gerald Wa� (2nd Team)2003 Neal Dixon (1st Team)2003 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2003 Gerald Wa� (1st Team)2003 Ma� DeMar� ni (2nd Team)2004 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2004 Gerald Wa� (1st Team)2004 Andre Nesfi eld (2nd Team)2004 Jay Harris (2nd Team)2004 Ma� Cuthbert (2nd Team)2005 Dave Bailey (1st Team)2005 Gerald Wa� (1st Team)2005 Jay Harris (1st Team)2007 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2007 Lucas Paulini (1st Team)2007 Anteneh Lemma (2nd Team)2007 Ma� Ross (2nd Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2008 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2008 Lucas Paulini (1st Team)2008 Rory McCook (1st Team)2008 Sven Meyer (1st Team)2008 Lance Moore (2nd Team)2008 Sco� Lucky (2nd Team)2009 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2009 Sco� Lucky (1st Team)2009 Andres Jarquin (2nd Team)2009 Marc Joseph (2nd Team)2009 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2009 Nick Rich (2nd Team)2009 Phillip Hagen (2nd Team)

A��-TISA1974 John Eiskamp (1st Team)1974 John Mills (2nd Team)1974 Gerry Pierce1974 Paul Doge1974 Tony Jeff erys1975 Gerry Pierce (1st Team)1975 Favio Rojas (2nd Team)1975 Mike Charleton (2nd Team)1975 John Mills (2nd Team)1976 Tony Mendes (1st Team)1976 Steve Harrison (2nd Team)1976 Charlie Mills (HM)1976 John Mills (HM)1976 John Fi� s (HM)1977 Tony Mendes1977 Pete Gersie1979 Tony Mendes (1st Team)1979 Rocco Surace (2nd Team)1979 Rocco Surace (2nd Team)1979 Glen Faber (2nd Team)1982 Mark Taylor (1st Team)1982 Greg Feathers (1st Team)1982 Tony Feathers (2nd Team)

HONOR ROLL


David Ormesher Paul Hopkins Tony Swaminathan Neal Dixon Ma� DeMar� ni Gerald Wa�

Andre Nesfi eld Bruno Conceicão Lucas Paulini Gareth Williams Anteneh Lemma Lance Moore

Sco� Lucky Sven Meyer Rory McCook

Oscar Calderon B.J. Long Cris Dan� er Sco� Hanger Steve Oakley Daniel Hoult

A��-R�� P��

S�� A�� C�� A��-T��1999 Daniel Hoult1999 Sco� Hanger1999 Tony Swaminathan1999 Adam Sayers1999 Steve Oakey2002 David Ormesher2002 Neal Dixon2002 Tony Swaminathan2003 Ma� DeMar� ni2003 Gerald Wa� 2004 Paul Hopkins2004 Gareth Williams2004 Gerald Wa� 2007 Bruno Conceicão2007 Ma� Ross2007 Tony Prisco2008 Bruno Conceicão2008 Lance Moore2008 Sco� Lucky2008 Phillip Hagen2009 Sven Meyer2009 Nick Rich2009 Lucas Paulini2009 Anteneh Lemma

S�� A�� C�� T�� MVP1999 Daniel Hoult2004 Paul Hopkins2008 Lance Moore2009 Anteneh Lemma

TISA T�� M�� V�� P��1979 Chico Rivera

S�� A�� C�� P�� Y��2000 Sco� Hanger2008 Bruno Conceicão

S�� A�� C�� F�� Y��2005 Dave Bailey2007 Lucas Paulini2008 Nick Rich

TISA C�� Y��1979 John Eiskamp

NAIA D�� 24 C�� Y��1979 John Eiskamp1983 John Eiskamp1991 Tony Castainca1992 Tony Castainca

NSCAA R�� C�� Y��2008 Bre� Teach

TVAC C�� Y��1990 Tony Castainca1991 Tony Castainca1992 Tony Castainca1993 Tony Castainca

S�� A�� C�� C�� Y��2002 Tony Castainca2007 Bre� Teach2008 Bre� Teach

S�� A�� C�� C��2002, 2007, 2008

SAC T�� C��1999, 2004, 2008, 2009

TVAC C��1990, 1992, 1993

NAIA D�� C��1983, 1991, 1992

NCAA D�� II T�� A��2004, 2005, 2007, 2008

NCAA D�� II R�� C��2004, 2008

NCAA II E�� E�� A��2004, 2008

HONOR ROLL


RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDSGoals: 7, Steve Crane vs. Bluefi eld, 9/25/92Assists: 4, Tony Mendes vs. Transylvania, 9/23/77; Luis Neira vs. Warren Wilson, 10/15/91; DanielHoult vs. Newberry, 1999Points: 14, Steve Crane vs. Bluefi eld, 9/25/92Saves: 19, Thomas Frey vs. Chris� an Brothers, 10/6/96

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSGoals: 61, Steve Crane, 1992Assists: 19, David Ormesher, 2002Points: 139, Steve Crane, 1992Match-Winning Goals: 8, Bruno Conceicão, 2007Goals Against Average (min. 750 minutes): 0.61,Tony Swaminathan, 2002Saves: 177, Ben Molner, 1997Shutouts: 12, Lance Moore, 2008Minutes Played: 2198, Lance Moore, 2008

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSGoals: 99, Steve Crane, 1991-92Assists: 49, Sean Bride, 1990-93Points: 225, Steve Crane, 1991-92Match-Winning Goals: 18, Paul Hopkins, 2001-04Matches Played: 79, Carlyle Myrie, 1994-96Matches Started: 77, Calum Weaver, 1994-97Goals Against Average (min. 1,500 minutes): 1.27,Lance Moore, 2007-09Saves: 375, Ben Molner, 1996-99Shutouts: 18, Lance Moore, 2007-09Minutes Played: 6241, Tony Swaminathan, 1999-02

TEAM MATCH RECORDSGoals: 19, Bluefi eld, 9/25/92Goals Allowed: 11, St. Andrews, 1969Assists: 10 at Newberry, 10/12/02; at St. Andrews, 10/15/02Points: 38 vs. Bluefi eld, 9/25/92Saves: 19 vs. Chris� an Brothers, 10/6/96

TEAM SEASON RECORDSWins: 20, 2008Losses: 13, 2000Ties: 3, 1993, 1998Won-Lost-Tie Percentage: .862 (19-3), 1992Goals: 128, 1992Assists: 76, 2002Points: 268, 2002Saves: 230, 1994Goals Against Average: 0.56, 2002Shutouts: 13, 2002

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSLongest Winning Streak: 10, Sep. 5-30, 1992Longest Unbeaten Streak: 19, Oct. 23, 1978-Oct. 27, 1979Longest Home Winning Streak: 12, 10/3/92-10/16/93Longest Home Unbeaten Streak: 18, 10/3/92-9/22/94Consecu� ve Shutouts: 5, Oct. 1-15, 1977

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-MATCH RECORDSGoalsPlayer G Opponent DateSteve Crane 7 Bluefi eld 9/25/92Steve Crane 6 Milligan 9/21/91Steve Crane 5 Warren Wilson 10/15/91Bruno Conceicão 4 v. Wingate 11/2/07Five other players 4

AssistsPlayer Ast. Opponent DateTony Mendes 4 v. Transylvania 9/23/77Luis Neira 4 Warren Wilson 10/15/91Daniel Hoult 4 Newberry 10/16/99

PointsPlayer Pts. Opponent DateSteve Crane 14 Bluefi eld 9/25/92Steve Crane 13 Milligan 9/21/91Steve Crane 11 Warren Wilson 10/15/91Paul Hopkins 9 Newberry 11/5/02Bruno Conceicão 9 Newberry 9/29/07

SavesPlayer Sv. Opponent DateThomas Frey 19 Chris� an Brothers 10/6/96Ben Molner 18 at Lenoir-Rhyne 10/3/98Chad Martel 16 at Covenant 11/3/95Bill McClay 15 Maryville 9/21/77Diego Cardona 15 Gardner-Webb 9/27/91Diego Cardona 15 Tenn. Wesleyan 10/2/91Tony Swaminathan 15 at Carson-Newman 9/19/00

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDSGoalsPlayer Goals YearSteve Crane 61 1992Steve Crane 38 1991Paul Hopkins 28 2002Bruno Conceicão 24 2008B.J. Long 24 1995Cris Dan� er 24 1997Paul Hopkins 24 2004

AssistsPlayer No. YearDavid Ormesher 19 2002Oscar Calderon 17 1991Steve Crane 17 1992David Crickmar 15 1996B.J. Long 15 1996

PointsPlayer Pts. YearSteve Crane 139 1992Steve Crane 86 1991Paul Hopkins 69 2002Bruno Conceicão 60 2008Paul Hopkins 57 2004

Match-Winning GoalsPlayer MWG YearBruno Conceicão 8 2007B.J. Long 7 1995Paul Hopkins 7 2003Bruno Conceicão 7 2008Paul Hopkins 6 2002

Goals Against Average (min. 750 minutes)Player GAA YearTony Swaminathan 0.61 2002Lance Moore 1.02 2008J.P. Swaminathan 1.21 2003Thomas Frey 1.35 1996Sco� Hoff man 1.38 1993

SavesPlayer No. YearBen Molner 177 1997Brian Pike 159 1994Ben Molner 148 1998Diego Cardona 130 1991Glen Faber 118 1979Tony Swaminathan 118 2000

ShutoutsPlayer ShO YearLance Moore 12 2008Tony Swaminathan 10 2002Bill McClay 8 1977J.P. Swaminathan 6 2004Lance Moore 6 2007

Minutes PlayedPlayer Min. YearLance Moore 2198 2008Lance Moore 1928 2007J.P. Swaminathan 1782 2004Tony Swaminathan 1767 2002Tony Swaminathan 1530 2000

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSGoalsPlayer Goals YearsSteve Crane 99 1991-92Paul Hopkins 82 2001-04Cris Dan� er 71 1995-98B.J. Long 68 1993-96Kevin Bride 53 1990-93

AssistsPlayer Ast. YearsSean Bride 49 1990-93Kevin Bride 39 1990-93B.J. Long 36 1993-96David Crickmar 36 1993-96David Ormesher 33 2000-02

PointsPlayer Pts. YearsSteve Crane 225 1991-92Paul Hopkins 194 2001-04B.J. Long 172 1993-96Cris Dan� er 163 1995-98Sean Bride 151 1990-93

Match-Winning GoalsPlayer MWG YearsPaul Hopkins 18 2001-04Bruno Conceicão 15 2007-08B.J. Long 11 1993-96Cris Dan� er 10 1995-98Ma� DeMar� ni 7 2002-03

Matches PlayedPlayer MP YearsCarlyle Myrie 79 1994-96Calum Weaver 77 1994-97Cristofer Dan� er 76 1995-98Eric Dilbeck 75 1995-98Adam Sayers 74 1996-99

Matches StartedPlayer MS YearsCalum Weaver 77 1994-97Eric Dilbeck 73 1995-98Carlyle Myrie 72 1994-96Liam MacCarron 71 1999-02Tony Swaminathan 69 1999-02

Goals Against Average (min. 1500 minutes)Player GAA YearsLance Moore 1.27 2007-09J.P. Swaminathan 1.44 2003-05Chad Martel 1.59 1995-98Tony Swaminathan 1.64 1999-02Ben Molner 2.01 1996-99

SavesPlayer No. YearsBen Molner 375 1996-99Tony Swaminathan 339 1999-02Lance Moore 194 2007-09J.P. Swaminathan 168 2003-05Chad Martel 145 1995-98

ShutoutsPlayer ShO YearsLance Moore 18 2007-09Tony Swaminathan 15 1999-02J.P. Swaminathan 7 2003-05Ben Molner 5 1996-99Dan Stadnyk 4 1994-97Chad Martel 4 1995-98

Minutes PlayedPlayer MP YearsTony Swaminathan 6241 1999-02Lance Moore 4126 2007-09J.P. Swaminathan 3805 2003-05Ben Molner 3355 1996-99Dan Stadnyk 2042 1994-97


TEAM MATCH RECORDSGoalsGoals Opponent Date19 Bluefi eld 9/25/9218 Graham Bible 10/15/7712 Milligan 9/21/9112 Warren Wilson 10/15/9111 St. Andrews 10/15/0211 Newberry 10/12/0211 Transylvania 9/23/77

Goals AllowedGoals Opponent Date11 St. Andrews 196910 at Appalachian State 9/12/778 Warren Wilson 19698 Carson-Newman 19698 Belmont Abbey 10/13/948 at USC Spartanburg 11/1/03

AssistsAst. Opponent Date12 Graham Bible 10/15/7710 Milligan 9/21/9110 at St. Andrews 10/15/0210 Newberry 11/5/0210 Charleston (W.Va.) 9/9/05

PointsPts. Opponent Date48 Graham Bible 10/15/7738 Bluefi eld 9/25/9236 Graham Bible 10/15/7734 Milligan 9/21/9133 Warren Wilson 10/15/91

SavesSV Opponent Date19 Chris� an Brothers 10/6/9618 at Lenoir-Rhyne 10/3/9816 Covenant 11/3/9515 Gardner-Webb 9/27/9115 Tennessee Wesleyan 10/2/9115 at Carson-Newman 9/19/00

TEAM SEASON RECORDSGoalsG Year128 199296 200285 199182 200471 1979

AssistsAst. Year76 200264 199660 200860 200450 1979

PointsPts. Year268 2002224 2004192 1979184 2008180 1995

SavesSV Year230 1994200 1996199 1997163 1998160 1979

Goals Against AverageGAA Year0.56 20021.02 20081.30 19961.43 20051.46 2004

ShutoutsShO Year13 200212 20089 19797 19777 19917 19977 20047 2007

RECORD BOOK

Alabama-Huntsville ............... 1-0-1 1998 2000Aldersson-Broaddus .............. 3-0-0 2004 2007Anderson ............................... 3-1-0 1996 2008Appalachian State ................. 1-2-0 1969 1977Ashland .................................. 0-1-1 1998 2009Augusta State ........................ 1-0-0 1991 1991Barry ...................................... 1-0-0 2005 2005Belhaven ................................ 0-2-0 1991 1992 Belmont ................................. 3-0-0 1991 1993Belmont Abbey ...................... 3-5-0 1993 2009Berea ..................................... 2-2-0 1969 1977Berry ...................................... 0-1-0 1996 1996Birmingham Southern ........... 1-2-0 1991 1994Bluefi eld ................................ 6-0-0 1992 1996Brevard .................................. 4-0-0 1976 2009Bryan ..................................... 5-3-2 1974 2008Campbellsville ....................... 1-0-0 2002 2002Carson-Newman .................. 13-9-2 1969 2009Catawba .............................. 11-7-0 1991 2009Charleston (W.Va.) ................ 2-0-0 2004 2005Chris� an Brothers ................. 3-1-1 1991 1996Cincinna� ............................... 1-0-0 1976 1976Clayton State ......................... 4-2-1 1992 2007Concord ................................. 4-0-0 1998 2002Covenant ............................... 4-5-0 1977 1996Culver-Stockton ..................... 1-0-0 1995 1995Cumberland (Ky.) ................... 1-1-0 1995 2007Cumberland (Tenn.) .............. 2-0-0 1991 2001Davis and Elkins ..................... 2-0-0 2004 2005Eckerd .................................... 1-0-0 2003 2003Emory & Henry ...................... 2-0-0 1996 1997Erskine ................................... 2-0-0 1992 1993Findlay ................................... 0-0-2 1998 1999Florida Tech ........................... 1-2-1 1997 2005Francis Marion ....................... 1-2-0 1999 2008Gannon .................................. 0-1-0 1999 1999

Gardner-Webb ...................... 4-1-1 1996 1999Georgetown (Ky.) .................. 0-1-0 1995 1995Georgia Southwestern .......... 1-0-0 2008 2008Goldey Beacom ..................... 1-0-0 1997 1997Graham Bible ......................... 2-0-0 1977 1977Green Mountain .................... 0-1-0 1997 1997Hillsdale ................................. 1-0-0 1998 1998Holy Family ............................ 1-0-0 1997 1997Hun� ngdon ........................... 1-0-0 1991 1991King ...................................... 13-8-1 1969 2003Lambuth ................................ 3-1-1 1992 2008Lander ................................... 3-3-1 1999 2009Lee ......................................... 5-5-0 1991 2002Lees-McRae ......................... 11-2-0 1991 2009Lenoir-Rhyne ....................... 14-4-2 1991 2009Lewis ...................................... 0-1-0 2007 2007Lincoln Memorial .................. 8-9-2 1991 2009Lipscomb ............................... 1-0-0 1995 1995Longwood .............................. 1-0-0 2003 2003Mars Hill ................................ 9-5-2 1992 2009Mar� n Methodist .................. 1-0-0 1997 1997Mary Washington .................. 0-1-0 1994 1994Maryville ................................ 2-1-0 1977 1992Milligan .................................. 8-1-0 1991 2009Mobile ................................... 0-3-0 1993 2007Montevallo ............................ 0-3-0 2000 2008Montreat ............................... 6-0-0 1976 2004Morehouse ............................ 2-1-0 2000 2002Newberry ............................... 9-0-2 1998 2009North Carolina ....................... 2-0-0 1974 1976North Carolina Pembroke ...... 0-1-0 2005 2005North Carolina Wesleyan ...... 1-0-0 1995 1995Oglethorpe ............................ 1-0-0 1974 1974Pfeiff er ................................... 1-0-0 2003 2003Piedmont ............................... 1-0-1 1995 1996Presbyterian .......................... 4-4-2 1999 2005

Queens (N.C.) ........................ 2-0-0 2008 2009Rockhurst .............................. 0-1-0 1995 1995Rollins .................................... 0-1-0 1998 1998Salem Interna� onal ............... 3-0-0 2004 2007St. Andrews ........................... 1-1-0 1969 2002Sewanee ................................ 1-0-0 1976 1976South Carolina-Aiken ............. 1-0-0 1999 1999South Carolina Upstate ......... 0-2-0 2002 2003Southern Illinois Edwardsville .. 0-1-0 2004 2004Tampa .................................... 0-1-0 2008 2008Tennessee ............................. 3-1-2 1969 1977Tennessee Temple ................. 7-2-0 1974 2004Tennessee Wesleyan ............. 7-3-2 1974 1997Tiffi n ...................................... 1-0-0 2009 2009Transylvania .......................... 1-1-0 1977 1998Union (Ky.) ............................. 2-0-0 1995 1998University of the South ......... 2-0-0 1974 1977Virginia Wesleyan .................. 0-1-0 1994 1994Warren Wilson ...................... 2-3-0 1969 1991Western Carolina ................... 5-0-0 1969 1977West Florida .......................... 1-0-0 1991 1991West Virginia Wesleyan ........ 3-0-0 2004 2007Wheeling-Jesuit ..................... 0-2-0 1999 2001William Carey ........................ 0-1-0 1993 1993Wingate ............................... 10-5-0 1999 2009

+ School name was changed: Montreat was Mon-treat-Anderson; South Carolina Upstate was South Carolina Spartanburg.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1 9 7 7 ( 1 1 - 5 - 1 )Coach: John Eiskamp

ate Opponentate Opponent W-L Score9/12 at Appalachian State L 1-109/17 at Covenant L 0-29/21 Maryville W 7-09/23 at Transylvania W 11-09/24 at Berea W 3-29/26 at Warren Wilson L 1-29/28 King W 4-210/1 at Graham Bible W 7-010/4 Tennessee W 3-010/7 Tennessee Temple W 2-010/12 Univ. of the South W 5-010/15 Graham Bible W 18-010/17 at Tenn. Wesleyan L 0-110/19 at King W 7-110/22 at Bryan L 3-410/26 at Tennessee T 1-110/27 at Western Carolina W 4-0

1 9 7 8 ( 8 - 4 - 1 )Coach: John Eiskamp

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/12 at Appalachian State L 0-49/16 Covenant L 2-39/19 at King W 2-09/23 at Tennessee Temple T 1-19/26 Warren Wilson W 3-19/30 Berea W 1-010/3 at Sewanee W 2-010/7 Bryan L 1-210/11 Tennessee W 5-310/18 King W 4-110/20 Tennessee Wesleyan L 0-110/23 at Tennessee W10/25 Western Carolina W 1-0

1 9 7 9 ( 1 7 - 2 - 3 )TISA Champions

District 24 ChampionsCoach: John Eiskamp

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/22 King W 8-19/26 Warren Wilson W 4-29/28 Covenant T 1-19/29 Tennessee Temple T 1-110/5 Morehead State W 7-110/6 Berea W 1-010/10 Bryan W 3-210/12 Tennessee Wesleyan T 1-110/13 Lee W 4-110/15 Western Carolina W 1-010/17 King W 3-210/19 Sewanee W 1-010/20 Milligan W 9-010/22 Lee W 6-210/24 Tennessee W 1-010/26 Sewanee@ W 3-010/27 Tennessee Wesleyan@ W 4-010/31 Roanoke L 2-311/3 Milligan W 7-011/7 Covenant# W 4-311/13 Goshen$ W 1-011/15 Spring Arbor% L 0-3@ TISA Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# District 24 Championship, Greeneville, Tenn.$ Area IV Playoff s, Goshen, Ind.% Area IV Playoff s, Spring Harbor, Mich.

1 9 8 0 ( 1 6 - 2 - 3 )Coach: John EiskampResults Not Available

1 9 8 1 ( 6 - 1 1 - 1 )Coach: John EiskampResults Not Available

1 9 8 2 ( 1 0 - 8 )Coach: John EiskampResults Not Available

1 9 8 3 ( 1 7 - 6 )District 24 Champions

Coach: John EiskamResults Not Available

1 9 8 4 ( 1 7 - 2 - 3 )Coach: John Eiskamp

Records & Results Not Available

1 9 8 5 - 8 8No Team

1 9 6 5 - 6 6Records & Results Not Available

1 9 6 7 ( 2 - 7 - 2 )Results Not Available

1 9 6 8Records & Results Not Available

1 9 6 9 ( 4 - 8 - 1 )

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score1969 Berea L 1-61969 St. Andrews L 1-111969 Warren Wilson L 1-81969 Carson-Newman L 3-81969 King L 3-61969 Tennessee W 4-31969 Berea L 2-31969 King L 2-61969 Western Carolina W 3-11969 Warren Wilson L 2-71969 Appalachian State W 4-21969 Western Carolina W 4-21969 Tennessee T 4-4

1 9 7 0 - 7 3Records & Results Not Available

1 9 7 4 ( 6 - 5 )Coach: Jerome McGee

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score1974 North Carolina W 3-11974 Bryan L 0-11974 at King L 2-31974 at Univ. of the South W 5-21974 at Oglethorpe W 5-41974 Western Carolina W 3-11974 Tennessee Wesleyan W 2-01974 at Bryan L 1-21974 King W 4-11974 at Tennessee Temple L 2-51974 at King L 1-2

1 9 7 5 ( 1 2 - 6 )Coach: Cave Webber

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/17 at Emory & Henry W 8-09/20 at King L 3-59/25 at Bryan L 3-59/27 Sewanee W 2-110/2 at Tennessee L 2-310/4 at Maryville W 7-010/8 at Tennessee W 3-010/11 East Tenn. State W (forfeit)10/15 Emory & Henry W (forfeit)10/18 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 3-510/21 at East Tenn. State W (forfeit)10/23 at Western Carolina W 2-110/25 Tennessee Temple W 5-210/28 King W 3-110/31 vs. Tenn. Wesleyan@ W 2-111/1 at Bryan@ L 0-3@ TISA Tournament, Dayton, Tenn.

1 9 7 6 ( 1 1 - 6 )Coach: John Eiskamp

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/13 at Appalachian State L 2-59/18 at Sewanee W 2-19/21 Montreat-Anderson W 9-09/25 Warren Wilson W 1-09/29 at King L 3-410/2 Tennessee Wesleyan L 3-410/6 at Tennessee L 3-410/7 at Tennessee Temple L 3-410/9 Bryan W 3-210/11 Berea W 1-010/13 at UNC Asheville W 5-210/16 Western Carolina W 2-110/19 at Brevard W 6-110/23 King L 3-410/26 Tennessee W 2-111/12 vs. Morehead State+ W 4-311/13 vs. Cincinna� + W 6-3+ Kentucky Tournament

1 9 8 9 ( 0 - 1 0 )Coach: Tony CastaincaResults Not Available

1 9 9 0 ( 1 3 - 7 )TVAC Champions

Coach: Tony CastaincaResults Not Complete

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score1990 Tennessee Temple W1990 Lee W1990 Lenoir-Rhyne L1990 King L1990 Maryville L1990 Carson-Newman W1990 Lees-McRae L1990 Tennessee Wesleyan W1990 Cumberland (Tenn.) W1990 Chris� an Brothers L1990 Milligan W1990 Charleston (W.Va.) L1990 Bryan W1990 Mt. Olive W1990 Covenant W1990 Lincoln Memorial W1990 Montreat-Anderson W1990 Warren Wilson W

1 9 9 1 ( 1 3 - 9 - 2 )NAIA District 24 Champions

Coach: Tony CastaincaDate OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/7 Catawba L 0-39/10 Lenoir-Rhyne W 2-19/13 vs. Augusta+ W 3-19/14 vs. Birm. Southern+ L 2-39/17 King W 4-19/19 at Carson-Newman W 3-09/20 at Lee L 3-49/21 Milligan W 12-09/24 at Lees-McRae W 4-09/26 at Bryan W 4-29/28 Gardner-Webb T 2-210/2 Tennessee-Wesleyan T 1-110/4 Covenant L 0-210/8 Maryville L 0-210/10 at Belmont W 7-010/15 Warren Wilson W 12-010/19 Cumberland (Tenn.) W 7-010/23 at Lincoln Mem. L 1-5 (2ot)10/25 at West Florida W 1-010/26 at Hun� ngdon W 7-3 (2ot)11/5 vs. Tenn. Wesleyan@ W 3-111/6 vs. Covenant@ W 2-111/7 vs. Chris� an Brothers@ W 7-211/15 at Belhaven# L 2-4+ Meridian Tournament, Meridian Miss.@ NAIA District 24 Tourn., Bristol, Tenn.# NAIA Area Playoff s, Jackson, Miss.

1 9 9 2 ( 1 9 - 3 )TVAC Champions

District 24 ChampionsCoach: Tony Castainca

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/5 at Mars Hill W 7-39/7 Tennessee Temple W 9-19/8 Belmont W 8-19/15 Carson-Newman W 3-19/19 Lee W 7-19/23 at King W 6-09/25 Bluefi eld W 19-09/26 at Milligan W 8-09/29 Tennessee Wesleyan W 9/30 Montreat-Anderson W 10/2 Birmingham Southern L 1-210/3 Covenant W 2-110/7 Lees-McRae W 6-110/10 Clayton State W 8-010/13 Bryan W 5-010/19 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-310/20 Erskine W 2-1 (ot)10/24 Lambuth W 6-110/28 Maryville W 1992 Chris� an Brothers@ W 6-31992 Tenn. Wesleyan@ W 4-21992 at Belhaven# L 2-4@ NAIA District 24 Tour., Greeneville, Tenn.# NAIA Area Playoff s, Jackson, Miss.

1 9 9 3 ( 1 3 - 4 - 3 )TVAC Champions

Coach: Tony CastaincaDate OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/10 at #13 Mobile L 0-49/11 at William Carey L 1-49/14 at Bluefi eld W 5-09/18 at Lee W 4-2 (ot)9/22 at Carson-Newman T 3-39/24 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 7-19/29 at Bryan T 2-29/30 at Lincoln Memorial W 4-110/5 King W 4-210/9 at Belmont W 2-010/11 Milligan W 7-010/12 at Montreat-Anderson W 8-010/16 Erskine W 3-110/18 at Lambuth W 5-110/19 at Chris� an Brothers W 3-010/21 at Lees-McRae W 2-010/23 at Belmont Abbey L 1-410/29 Lenoir-Rhyne T 2-210/30 #9 Covenant W 4-111/5 vs. Chris� an Brothers@ L 1-2@ NAIA District 24 Tour., Lookout Mtn, Tenn.

1 9 9 4 ( 8 - 1 1 - 1 )Coach: Tony Castainca

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/3 at Bir.-Southern L 1-69/4 at Mobile L 1-49/7 Tenn.-Wesleyan T 2-29/10 at Virginia Wesleyan L 0-79/11 at Mary Washington L 0-59/13 Bluefi eld W 2-19/21 Bryan W 3-29/22 Montreat-Anderson W 5-09/28 Lambuth L 1-310/1 Lee L 1-310/4 King W 3-210/6 Lincoln Memorial L 3-4 (ot)10/8 at Covenant L 0-110/13 Belmont Abbey L 0-810/18 Lees-McRae W 7-110/19 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 6-410/20 at Milligan W 4-110/27 at Carson-Newman L 3-4 (ot)11/1 Tenn.-Wesleyan@ W 1-011/4 at Lee@ L 0-1 (ot)@ TVAC Tournament

1 9 9 5 ( 1 3 - 8 - 2 )Coach: Tony Castainca

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/2 vs. Rockhurst+ L 0-29/3 vs. Culver-Stockton+ W 6-29/5 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 2-19/11 at Milligan W 6-09/13 at Bryan T 2-29/16 at Union (Ky.) W 6-09/19 at Montreat W 4-0 9/21 Lenoir-Rhyne W 4-29/23 Cumberland (Ky.) W 6-29/24 NC Wesleyan W 5-4 (ot)9/28 at Lincoln Memorial L 1-29/30 at Bluefi eld W 2-010/4 at King L 2-410/6 Covenant L 1-510/10 at Lee L 0-110/14 at Belmont Abbey L 1-210/16 at Piedmont T 4-410/21 Lipscomb W 6-010/26 Carson-Newman W 4-210/28 at Georgetown L 0-110/31 Bluefi eld@ W 4-111/3 at Covenant@ W 2-011/5 at Lee@ L 1-5+ Lindsey Wilson Tour., Columbia, Ky.@ TVAC Tournament


2 0 0 0 ( 6 - 1 3 )Coach: Tony Castainca

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/31 at King L 3-59/2 at Lander L 2-59/6 Lincoln Memorial W 2-19/9 vs. Belmont Abbey+ L 1-69/10 at Lees-McRae+ L 1-39/16 Catawba* W 6-19/19 at Carson-Newman* L 2-3 (ot)9/22 vs. Montevallo% L 1-49/24 at Ala.-Huntsville% W 3-19/26 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 1-0 (ot)9/29 at Mars Hill* L 1-210/1 Presbyterian* L 2-310/7 Wingate* L 1-210/10 Clayton State L 0-210/12 at Newberry* W 3-110/14 at #2 Francis Marion L 0-210/18 Morehouse L 1-210/21 Concord W 5-110/25 at Presbyterian@ L 1-2 (ot)* South Atlan� c Conference Match+ Clayton State Classic, Morrow, Ga.% Ala-Huntsville Tour., Huntsville, Ala.@ SAC Tournament, 1st Rd., Clinton, S.C.

2 0 0 1 ( 9 - 7 - 1 )Coach: Tony Castainca

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/29 King W 2-09/1 #23 Lander L 4-5 (ot)9/5 at Lincoln Memorial W 7-29/8 at Lees-McRae+ L 1-29/9 vs. #14 Clayton St.+ T 1-19/19 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 5-4 (ot)9/26 Morehouse W 4-39/29 at Presbyterian* L 0-610/3 Mars Hill* L 0-1 (ot)10/6 at Wingate* L 1-210/10 Carson-Newman* W 3-110/12 Newberry* W 8-210/18 Cumberland (Tenn.) W 3-010/20 at Concord W 2-010/21 vs. Wheeling Jesuit# L 0-210/24 Catawba* W 5-210/30 Catawba@ L 1-2* South Atlan� c Conference Match+ Lees McRae/Holiday Inn Shootout, Banner Elk, N.C.# Athens, W.Va.@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.

2 0 0 2 ( 1 7 - 3 - 1 )SAC Champions

Coach: Tony CastaincaDate OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/31 at King T 0-09/5 Lincoln Memorial W 5-19/7 at #13 Lander W 4-19/14 Lees-McRae W 4-09/16 Morehouse W 7-29/18 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 9-09/21 Campbellsville W 2-09/24 Lee W 7-09/28 Presbyterian* W 2-110/2 at Mars Hill* L 1-210/5 Wingate* W 5-010/9 at Carson-Newman* W 5-110/12 at Newberry* W 11-010/15 at St. Andrews W 11-010/19 Concord W 6-010/23 at Catawba* W 2-010/25 #4 USC Spartanburg L 2-3 (ot)10/30 #14 Clayton State W 3-011/5 Newberry@ W 8-011/9 Catawba@ W 2-011/10 Wingate@ L 0-1* South Atlan� c Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.


Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/1 at Lees-McRae W 5-19/4 Tennessee Wesleyan W 6-19/7 at Mars Hill W 2-19/14 at Emory & Henry W 5-09/19 Bluefi eld W 3-09/24 King W 5-19/26 Lincoln Memorial T 4-410/2 Belmont Abbey W 4-310/5 Anderson W 2-110/6 Chris� an Brothers T 2-210/8 Milligan W 6-010/10 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 4-210/13 Piedmont W 7-210/19 Gardner-Webb W 5-210/25 at Tennessee Temple W 2-010/26 at Covenant L 1-210/30 at Carson-Newman W 4-111/8 vs. Berry# L 2-4# NAIA Independent Sec� onal, Birmingham., Ala.

1 9 9 7 ( 1 3 - 7 )Coach: Tony Castainca

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/30 at Lee L 2-49/10 at Belmont Abbey W 3-19/13 Lees-McRae W 5-09/14 Florida Tech L 1-29/18 at Lincoln Memorial L 1-29/20 at Catawba W 4-19/23 Lenoir-Rhyne W 2-19/27 Mar� n Methodist W 5-010/7 at Gardner-Webb L 2-410/8 Emory & Henry W 6-110/11 Mars Hill L 2-410/14 at King W 2-010/16 Carson-Newman W 3-210/18 Tennessee Temple W 4-010/22 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 1-310/25 at Anderson W 7-011/1 at Milligan W 4-011/6 vs. Holy Family# W 2-011/8 vs. Goldey Beacom# W 3-11997 at Green Mountain% L 1-5# NAIA NE Ind. Philadelphia, Pa.% NAIA NE Regional, Green Mountain, Vt.


Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/1 at Union (Ky.) W 3-29/4 Hillsdale W 6-19/9 Lincoln Memorial W 3-29/12 at Findlay+ T 2-2 (ot)9/13 vs. Ashland+ L 1-49/18 at Rollins L 1-69/19 at Florida Tech T 1-1 (ot)9/27 Transylvania L 3-49/30 King W 4-110/3 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 4-3 (ot)10/7 Gardner-Webb W 3-2 (ot)10/10 Mars Hill T 2-2 (ot)10/11 Alabama-Huntsville L 2-610/16 Concord W 4-110/23 Newberry W 7-110/27 Lee W 4-310/28 at Carson-Newman W 2-1+ Findlay Invita� onal, Findlay, Ohio

1 9 9 9 ( 1 0 - 9 - 2 )SAC Tournament Champions

Coach: Tony CastaincaDate OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/28 vs. Lees-McRae+ W 4-28/29 vs. USC Aiken+ W 3-19/1 Lander L 0-19/4 Findlay T 1-19/5 Wheeling-Jesuit L 2-49/8 at Lincoln Mem. W 2-19/11 at #20 Presbyterian* L 0-19/18 Catawba* L 0-19/22 King W 2-1 (ot)9/30 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-110/4 #13 Francis Marion L 0-410/7 at #20 Gardner-Webb* W 3-2 (ot)10/10 Mars Hill* L 1-2 (2ot)10/16 Newberry* W 8-210/22 Florida Tech W 2-110/24 Gannon L 1-210/27 Carson-Newman* L 1-310/30 at #11 Wingate* L 0-311/2 at Presbyterian# T 1-1 (4ot)11/6 vs. Gardner-Webb@ W 4-311/7 vs. #6 Wingate@ W 1-0* South Atlan� c Conference Match+ Mars Hill Classic, Mars Hill, N.C.# SAC Tournament, Clinton, S.C. (TC advances 5-4 on penalty kicks)@ SAC Tournament, Clinton, S.C.


Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/30 Pfeiff er W 3-28/31 Longwood W 5-19/2 King W 2-1 (2ot)9/6 at Lees-McRae W 1-09/10 Lincoln Memorial W 6-19/14 at Clayton State W 4-39/17 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-19/27 at Presbyterian* T 3-310/1 Mars Hill* W 7-010/4 at Wingate* W 6-110/8 Carson-Newman* W 2-010/11 Newberry* W 3-010/19 Eckerd W 1-010/22 Catawba* L 1-310/30 at Tennessee Temple W 4-211/1 at #2 USC Spartanburg L 1-811/4 Wingate@ W 5-311/8 vs Carson-Newman# L 1-2* South Atlan� c Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# SAC Tournament, Newberry, S.C.


NCAA Appalachian Region ChampionsNCAA II Elite Eight

Final Ranking: No. 6Coach: Tony Castainca

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/26 Milligan W 3-29/3 at Salem Interna� onal W 2-19/5 at Alderson-Broaddus W 2-09/11 at Charleston (W.Va.) W 6-19/15 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 7-09/21 Presbyterian* W 2-09/22 Montreat W 7-19/29 at Mars Hill* W 3-010/2 Wingate* W 5-210/6 at #1 Carson-Newman* L 3-4 (2ot)10/10 at Newberry* T 2-210/20 at Catawba* L 3-410/22 West Va. Wesleyan W 2-110/24 Davis & Elkins W 4-110/27 #23 Lincoln Memorial T 3-310/30 Tenn. Temple W 10-111/3 Presbyterian@ W 3-011/6 vs #16 Catawba# W 1-011/7 vs #3 Carson-Newman# W 4-311/12 Catawba$ W 5-411/14 #2 Carson-Newman$ W 3-011/20 at #6 SIU Edwardsville% L 2-3* South Atlan� c Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.$ NCAA Appalachian Region Tourn., Green-eville, Tenn.% NCAA Elite Eight, Edwardsville, Ill.

2 0 0 5 ( 1 1 - 7 - 1 )NCAA Tournament

Final Ranking: No. 25Coach: Tony Castainca

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score9/2 Salem Interna� onal W 3-19/4 Alderson-Broaddus W 2-1 (ot)9/9 Charleston (W.Va.) W 10-09/11 Newberry* W 2-1 (ot)9/14 at Presbyterian* W 2-1 (2ot)9/17 at UNC Pembroke L 0-19/21 #6 Clayton State W 2-1 (ot)9/28 Mars Hill* T 1-1 (ot)10/1 at Wingate* W 4-110/5 #7 Carson-Newman* L 0-310/12 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-210/14 at Florida Tech L 0-110/16 at Barry W 3-210/19 Catawba* L 1-210/21 at W.Va. Wesleyan W 3-010/23 at Davis & Elkins W 2-010/26 at #24 Lincoln Mem. L 2-311/1 Lenoir-Rhyne@ L 2-511/10 vs Catawba^ L 1-2* South Atlan� c Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.^ NCAA Tournament, Jeff erson City, Tenn.

2 0 0 6Season Cancelled

2 0 0 7 ( 1 1 - 9 - 2 )SAC Champions

NCAA TournamentCoach: Bre� Teach

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/24 Lewis L 2-3 (2ot)8/26 Montevallo L 0-18/31 at Cumberland (Ky.) L 0-39/2 Alderson-Broaddus W 3-19/8 at Salem Interna� onal W 6-09/12 at Lincoln Memorial* L 2-39/15 at #5 Clayton State L 0-59/19 at Brevard W 5-19/22 at #17 Wingate* W 2-09/25 #16 Lander T 0-0 (2ot)9/29 Newberry* W 7-210/3 Mars Hill* W 2-010/6 #8 Mobile L 1-210/9 #10 Carson-Newman* T 3-3 (2 ot)10/12 at W. Va. Wesleyan W 1-010/17 Catawba* W 5-010/20 at #25 Lenior-Rhyne* W 2-010/27 at Anderson L 0-110/30 Mars Hill# W 2-111/2 vs. #8 Wingate% W 6-211/4 vs. #16 Lincoln Mem.% L 1-311/9 #25 Carson-Newman@ L 1-3* South Atlan� c Conference Match# SAC Tournament (Qtr# SAC Tournament (Qtr# SAC Tournament (Q fi nal), Greeneville, Tenn.% SAC Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.@ NCAA II Applachain Reg., Greeneville, Tenn.

2 0 0 8 ( 2 0 - 3 - 1 )SAC Champions

SAC Tournament ChampionsNCAA Southeast Region Champions

NCAA II Elite EightFinal Ranking: No. 7Coach: Bre� Teach

Date OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/28 at Queens W 1-08/31 Belmont Abbey W 4-19/3 Lambuth W 3-09/6 Milligan W 4-09/9 at Lander W 2-09/17 Lincoln Memorial* L 1-69/20 at Ga. Southwestern W 2-09/24 Brevard* W 3-09/27 Wingate* W 4-010/1 Lees-McRae W 3-110/4 at Newberry* T 3-310/8 at Mars Hill* W 3-110/11 Bryan W 2-110/15 at Carson-Newman* W 1-010/22 at Catawba* W 4-010/25 at Montevallo L 2-410/29 Anderson (S.C.) W 2-111/1 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 4-211/5 Catawba@ W 4-111/7 vs. Lincoln Memorial# W 2-011/9 vs. Wingate# W 1-011/14 Francis Marion& W 3-111/16 Lees-McRae& W 2-011/23 Tampa% L 2-3 (2ot)* South Atlan� c Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.& NCAA Southeast Regional, Greeneville, Tenn.% NCAA Elite Eight, Greeneville, Tenn.


Coach: Bre� TeachDate OpponentDate Opponent W-L Score8/29 Queens W 2-09/4 at Ashland T 2-2 (2ot)9/6 at Tiffi n W 3-2 (ot)9/9 at Milligan W 2-1 (ot)9/12 Lander W 2-19/16 at Lincoln Memorial* L 0-29/23 Brevard* W 7-09/26 at Wingate* L 0-210/4 Newberry* W 3-010/7 Mars Hill* W 4-110/18 at Belmont Abbey L 1-2 (2ot)10/21 Catawba* W 3-210/24 at #1 Lees-McRae L 1-410/28 #22 Carson-Newman* L 1-210/31 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-511/3 at Lenoir-Rhyne@ T 3-3 (2ot)11/6 vs. #15 Carson-Newman# W 2-111/8 vs. Mars Hill# W 2-0* South Atlan� c Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.(TC advances 4-3 on penalty kicks)# SAC Tournament, Rock Hill, N.C.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


Ernesto Alvarado ............................................ 2005Dax Andersen ................................................. 1998Larry Andrews ................................................ 1996 Bob Antoskow ................................................ 1975Henry Arroyo .................................................. 1993Al Asher .......................................................... 1977

Cameron Bailey ......................................... 2001-04 Dave Bailey ..................................................... 2005Ma� hieu Banks .............................................. 1995Luis Barreto ............................................... 1992-94 Michael Beber ................................................ 1999Rob Beckvermit .............................................. 1983Tom Beckvermit ........................................ 1982-83Spin Becvar ............................................... 1975-76Alez Bell ......................................................... 1965David Beverly ................................................. 1990Paul Beyer ...................................................... 1996 Pete Bowidowicz ............................................ 1969Jason Bowles ............................................. 1993-96 Gerry Boyle .................................................... 2004Kevin Bride ................................................ 1990-93 Sean Bride ................................................. 1990-93 Rich Brieva ..................................................... 1981Steve Browne ............................................ 1981-82Vad Bulbon ..................................................... 1965Steve Burgess ................................................. 1975Michael Burgoyne ..................................... 1995-98 Don Burke ...................................................... 1969Jeff Burton ...................................................... 1982Ryan Butler ................................................ 2004-05Petr Buzyan .......................................2009-present

Oscar Calderon ............................................... 1991Andre Campbell .............................. 2005, 2007-08Kevin Canning ........................................... 1981-83Diego Cardona .......................................... 1990-91 Brent Carlyle ............................................. 2001-03 Josh Carrier .................................................... 1998Patrick Carroll ................................................. 2005Charlie Carson ................................................ 1965Tom Cates .................................................. 1990-91Anand Chamaskul .......................................... 1974Mike Charleton ......................................... 1975-76Rob Childress ............................................ 1990-92 Gerard Chomskis ............................................ 2005Reno Chris� no ................................................ 2005Stuart Clamp ............................................. 1992-95 Ryan Clark ...................................................... 2007Tyler Clem ...................................................... 2007Sean Collins ............................................... 2003-04 Bruno Conceicão ....................................... 2007-08Adamo Confl i� ......................................... 2001-03 Michael Connell ............................................. 2003Chris Conner .................................................. 1992John Constable .......................................... 2003-04 Johann Contaste ............................................ 2005Donald Corne� e ............................................. 1990James Corriveau ............................................. 1983Jim Corriveau ............................................ 1981-82Russ Courson ................................................. 1990Steve Crane ............................................... 1991-92 Joey Creed ...................................................... 1989David Crickmar .......................................... 1993-96 Jack Criswell ................................................... 1965Jose Cruz ................................................... 1982-83Bradley Culbreth ............................................ 2002 Zac Cundiff .....................................................Zac Cundiff .....................................................Zac Cundiff 2007Evan Cunningham .......................................... 2005Stuart Currie ............................................. 1995-97 Ma� Cuthbert ........................................... 2004-05

Jim d’Alelio ..................................................... 1983Michael Dabdoub ........................................... 2005Telmo Dantes ........................................ 2007-2008Cris Dan� er ............................................... 1995-98 Gordon Davis ................................................. 1990Nathan De Freitas .......................................... 2004Ron De Spirito ................................................ 1965Mike DeCo� is ............................................ 1967-69Fred DeFazio .................................................. 1974Sco� Dellosso ................................................. 1983Ma� DeMar� ni ......................................... 2002-03 Ed Descz ......................................................... 1977Dave DeSousa ........................................... 2000-03 Brian Diaz .............................................. 1999-2001Eric Dilbeck ............................................... 1995-98 Tyler DiMona .................................................. 2003Neal Dixon ................................................. 2000-03 Fred Dobson ................................................... 1969Paul Doge ....................................................... 1974Steve Dolbeer ................................................. 2005Geoff Donahoe ............................................... 1983Tom Donatelli ................................................. 1974

Alexander Eddo ......................................... 2001-04 Alex Edwards .................................................. 2005Tim Eichinger ............................................ 2008-09

Joey Farin� no ................................................. 1969O� s Fawaz ................................................. 1990-91 Greg Feathers ............................................ 1982-83Tony Feathers ............................................ 1981-82Wes Feathers ................................................. 1983Gary Fehlberg ................................................. 1983Louie Fejes ................................................ 1982-83Bill Fembleaux ................................................ 1975Alvaro Figuerola ............................................. 1995Kenwyn Findley .............................................. 1996Jon Fi� s ..................................................... 1974-77Luis Flores ................................................. 2002-03 Mark Ford ...................................................... 1995Fernando Forero ............................................ 1974Andy Freeman ................................................ 1994Thomas Frey ................................................... 1996Sam Fried ....................................................... 1969Fred Frullo ................................................. 1974-75Chuck Fugger ................................................. 1977

Aldo Garcia ..................................................... 1996Manuel Garcia ........................................... 2002-03 Pete Gersie ..................................................... 1976Eugene Giova� ............................................... 1976Andy Goellner ...................................2008-presentArtur Goncalves ........................................ 1990-93 Don Gonzalez ................................................. 1967Joel Gonzalez ................................................. 1993Temo Gonzalez ............................................... 2005Jonathan Gordon ...................................... 2001-04 Dave Graham ............................................ 1981-82Peter Graupner .............................................. 1967Jordon Greene ............................................... 2001David Griffi th .................................................. 1999Nick Grizzan� .................................. 2005, 2007-08Luis Guevara .............................................. 1991-93 Ruben Guevara .............................................. 1990Ryan Guillot .................................................... 2005

Enrique Haeussler .......................................... 2007Phillip Hagen ............................................. 2008-09Will Hagy ........................................................ 1994Jeff Hale ......................................................... 1975Kenneth Hale ................................................. 1976Sco� Hanger ......................................... 1999-2002 Jay Harris ................................................... 2004-05 Steve Harrison ................................................ 1976Jaime Harvey ............................................. 2002-05 Clay Haselton ................................................. 1999Bill Hausler ................................................ 1981-83Les Heggan ................................................ 1967-69Josh Helms ................................................ 1999-02 Shawn Hester ................................................. 1995Tom Hill ..................................................... 1991-92Greg Hitchens ................................................ 2003Jamie Hlubb ................................................... 1989Sco� Hoff man ........................................... 1991-94 Greg Holter .................................................... 1994Dean Hopewell ..................................2007-presentPaul Hopkins ............................................. 2001-04 Joseph Hough ............................................ 1989-90Daniel Hoult .............................................. 1998-01

Francis Ibanez ........................................... 1991-92Vasko Ilievski ............................................. 1981-82Thomas Ishii ................................................... 1998

Andres Jarquin ..................................2009-presentReid Jackson ................................................... 1991Tony Jeff erys ................................................... 1974Enrique Jimenez ............................................. 2000Malick Jobe .................................................... 2005Marc Joseph ......................................2009-presentEben Jones ................................................ 1993-94 Rus� n Jones .............................................. 2002-03 Micah Jorgensen ............................................ 2004Jose Juarez ..................................................... 2005

Ali Kadiry ........................................................ 1994Boazin Ka� na ................................................. 2007Benyam Kefl eyessus ....................................... 2005Bob Kennedy .................................................. 1965Paul Kester ..................................................... 1995Ma� Kiehna .............................................. 1997-98Frank Kinney .................................................. 1965Joe Kinney ................................................. 1974-75Jim Klickovich ............................................ 1975-76Steve Knoepfel ............................................... 1975Bobby Kno� ................................................... 1989Chris Kobran ................................................... 1975Ken Krauss ...................................................... 1975Phil Kreer ................................................... 1965-67Joshua Krehbiel ......................................... 2000-01 Jus� n Krehbiel ................................................ 2002 Chris Kremer ................................... 1993, 1996-97

David Laddy .................................................... 1989Kevin Laight ..................................... 2004-05, 2008 David Lam ...................................................... 1965Jerry Lam ........................................................ 1965Adam Lane ..................................................... 1999Henry Lange ................................................... 1965Borce Lazarov ............................................ 1997-98 Anteneh Lemma ........................................ 2007-09Henri Lespinasse ....................................... 2004-05Jason Lewis .................................................... 1997

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN ROSTER

The Tusculum College Men’s Soccer All-Time Le� ermen roster is being published for the fi rst � me this year. As this is the fi rst � me an all-� me le� ermen sec� on has been pro-duced, we are sure we have le� someone off inadvertantly. Please contact the TC Athle� c Media Rela� ons offi ce for any correc� ons, addi� ons, or dele� ons to this list. The TC Athle� c Media Rela� ons offi ce wish to thank all past sports informa� on directors, assistants and students that have worked so hard for many hours in order to promote Tusculum athle� cs over the years. Thanks go out to Steve Ruthsatz, Garre� McKnight, Buddy Pearson, Jamie Hamer, Mike Maggert, Will Prewi� , Ma� Horne, Kelly Harrison, and Morgan Lunsford for all their hard work.

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Elliot LiveseyElliot Livesey .................................................. 2007Carlos Lizarro ................................................. 1975Loro Lokuji ................................................. 1995-97 B.J. Long .................................................... 1993-96 Brad Long .................................................. 1996-97 Chris Long ...................................................... 2008Dave Lord ....................................................... 1969Sco� Lucky ................................................ 2008-09Steven Lynskey ...................................... 1998-2001

David Ma ........................................................ 1967Liam MacCarron .................................... 1999-2002 Roberto Machado ..................................... 1982-83Luther MacKinnon .......................... 1995-96, 1999 Mike Maginnis ................................................ 1969Sco� Mair ................................................. 1974-75Moe Malala .................................................... 1967Dave Maldonado ............................................ 1981Sean Malloy ................................................... 1997Ashley Marshall .............................................. 1983Chad Martel .............................................. 1995-98 Rodney McCollum ..................................... 1989-91Bill McClay ...................................................... 1977Rory McCook ................................... 2005, 2007-08Ma� hew McKeever ..........................2008-presentHorton McKinney ...................................... 2007-09Mike McLean ............................................. 1995-98Robert McMakin ...................................... 1996–97 Corey McPherson ...................................... 2008-09Larry Melton .................................................. 1981Tony Mendes ............................................. 1976-77Rick Mercado ............................................ 1982-83Angel Mero .................................................... 2003Sven Meyer ............................................... 2007-09Nick Miller ...................................................... 2005Charlie Mills ................................................... 1976John Mills .................................................. 1974-76Chad Mitchell ................................................. 1991Ben Molner ............................................... 1996-99Jose Monroy .............................................. 1990-93 Lance Moore ............................................. 2007-09Rich Moore ............................................... 1965-67John Morris ............................................... 1997-99 Aaron Morrow .......................................... 1993-94 Jared Moss ................................................ 1996-98 John Moye ................................................ 1997-00 Cody Muncy ................................................... 1999Ryan Munson ................................................. 2000Carlyle Myrie ............................................. 1993-96

Jonathan Neal ................................................ 2001Luis Neira .................................................. 1989-92Andre Nesfi eld .......................................... 2003-04 Dauphin Ngongo ............................................ 2007Chris� an Niven ............................................... 1999Cooper Nunally .............................................. 1999

Steven Oakey ........................................ 1998-2001 Carlos Ochoa .................................................. 1995Makoto Okura ........................................... 1989-90Daniel Oliveira ................................................ 2004Rodrigo Oliveira ........................................ 2004-05 John Oliver ..................................................... 1981Ma� Orchard-Lisle ................................ 1998-2001 Olufemi Orelaja .............................................. 1997David Ormesher ........................................ 2000-02 Jayson Orr ................................................. 1993-94 Douglas Owens ......................................... 2003-04 Ryan Oyama ................................................... 2005

Jeremy Par� n ............................................ 2002-05 John Pastushok .................................... 1965, 1967Hemal Patel ............................................... 2003-04 Lucas Paulini .............................................. 2007-09Sean Pearson ................................................. 2001Ed Pelkey ........................................................ 1974Gerry Pierce .............................................. 1974-77Brian Pike .................................................. 1992-94 Sean Pike ................................................... 1992-94 Warren Ponce ........................................... 1981-83

Jaime Posada ............................................ 1982-83Freddie Predosa ............................................. 1983Tony Prisco ...................................... 2004-05, 2007

John Raby .................................................. 1993-96 Hal Rainey ...................................................... 1965Tom Rainey ..................................................... 1989Phillip Raskin .................................................. 1994Nick Rich ................................................... 2008-09Brian Riesenberg ............................................ 2007Jameson Riner ........................................... 2002-05 John Risner ................................................ 1974-76James Robbins ............................................... 1999Jus� n Robbins ................................................ 1999Bill Robertson ................................................. 1967Laurent Rocherolle .................................... 1981-82Pablo Rodriguez ........................................ 1990-92Carlos Rojas .................................................... 1975Fabio Rojas ................................................ 1974-76Ma� hew Ross ................................. 2004-05, 2007 Ma� hew Rouse ......................................... 2001-04 Emilio Russo .............................................. 1996-99

Gary Samborgna ............................................ 1974Ryan Sandmeyer ............................. 2005, 2008-09Al Sanford ....................................................... 1993Adam Sayers ............................................. 1996-99 Henry Schaff er ............................................... 1967Josh Schirmer ................................................. 2000Chris Schmidt ............................................ 1966-67Herb Schrepfer ............................................... 1982Richard Schofi eld ........................................... 2008Damion Sco� ............................................ 2004-05 George Sco� ............................................. 1965-67Wilson Selde .................................................. 1990Frank Shannon .......................................... 1974-75Mike Shaw ................................................. 1990-93Kennie Shelly .................................................. 2005Andre Shelton ...................................2009-presentEddie Shine .................................................... 1982Casey Shirley .................................................. 1997Ken Shirley ................................................ 1994-97 Mark Simonton ......................................... 1981-83Cory Simpson ................................................. 2003Jeff Simpson .......................................... 1997-2000 Gary Simson ................................................... 1982Andy Sipe .................................................. 1981-82John Skinner ................................................... 1983Mike Sledzinski ............................................... 1989Piers Slinger ................................................... 1976Ben Slocum .................................................... 2000Phillip Smith ................................................... 1982Ron Snyder ..................................................... 1967Dan Stadnyk ....................................... 1994 – 1997 Jim Stevens .................................................... 1982Tim Stewart .................................................... 1995Bob S� ckle ................................................ 1965-67Shane S� ckle .................................................. 1996Joe S� tes ........................................................ 1965Mike Stone ..................................................... 1981Ben Suchko ..................................................... 2005Joe Sudderth .................................................. 1983Tom Sudderth ........................................... 1981-83Sandeep Sull ................................................... 2000J.P. Swaminathan ...................................... 2003-05 Tony Swaminathan ................................ 1999-2002

Mark Taylor ............................................... 1981-82Ed Terlecki ...................................................... 1969Bryan Thiry ..................................................... 2005Daniel Thompson ...................................... 1990-92 Ryan Tolman .......................................... 1999-2002 Butch Trenchard ............................................. 1967Nathan Tudor ................................................. 1998Walter Turkosz ............................................... 1974Patrick Turley ................................................. 2002

Ronald Umana .......................................... 1990-92Takahiro Unebasami ................................. 2004-05

Jus� n VanMatre ........................................ 2004-05 Greg Varga ................................................. 1974-76Bob Vartan ..................................................... 1965Seth Venezia ................................................... 1995Hector Villa .................................................... 1975Carl Villani ...................................................... 1976Oscar Villigran ....................................... 2007-2008Alan Vital ................................................... 1990-91Steven Vitrella ................................................ 1995Shane Voelker ........................................... 2007-09

Joel Waddell .............................................. 2002-03 Andrew Ward ................................................. 2002 Joe Watson ..................................................... 2004Gerald Wa� ............................................... 2002-05 Calum Weaver ........................................... 1994-97 Kevin Welker .................................................. 1989Ricky Welsh .................................................... 1994Seide Welson ................................................. 1990Ma� Whitman ...................................... 1999-2000 Dus� n Williams .............................................. 2000Gareth Williams ................................... 2004, 2007Joey Williams ................................................. 1995 Bre� Wilson .......................................... 1999-2000 Seide Wilson .................................................. 1990Mark Woonton .......................................... 1990-93 Todd Woonton ............................................... 1990

Kohei Yamashita ........................................ 2004-05 Lyle Yorks ........................................................ 1965Hunter Young ............................................ 1997-98

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TUSCULUM HISTORY Tusculum College is the oldest college in Tennessee and the 28th oldest in the na� on. In addi� on, Tusculum is the oldest coeduca� onal ins� tu� on affi liated with the Presbyte-rian Church (U.S.A.) and an early na� onal pioneer in the admission of women. Tusculum accepted women students early in its history, and it is notable that by the turn of the 20th century more than half of its students were women. The roots of Tusculum College are buried deep in early American fron� er history. In 1794, George Washington was president of a young country and the state of Ten-nessee was s� ll two years away from becoming a reality. In what is now East Tennessee, Hezekiah Balch and Samuel Doak, Presbyterian ministers educated at the College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), were ministering to the pioneers of what was the southwestern fron� er of the United States. They also desired to meet the educa� onal needs of these Scots-lrish se� lers. Doak and Balch were visionaries ul� mately seeking the same goals through the rival colleges they established. Tusculum College as it now exists descends from two schools. The fi rst, Greeneville College, was chartered in September 1794 by the General Assembly of the Territory of the United States South of the Ohio River, and established by Hezekiah Balch. Samuel Doak and his son Samuel Witherspoon Doak founded the second as Tusculum Academy in 1818. Tusculum Academy operated in a log cabin adjacent to the present site of Tusculum College. When the academy became Tusculum College in 1844, Andrew Johnson, who was to become 17th President of the United States, was one of its trustees. A merger in 1868 formed Greeneville and Tusculum College. In 1908, Greeneville and Tusculum College merged with Washington College, crea� ng Washington and Tusculum College. This union dissolved in 1912, and thus evolved modern-day Tusculum College. The College received formal accredita� on by the Southern Associa� on of Colleges and Schools 15 years later. The College takes its name from the ancient Roman town where the great statesman and educator Cicero had an academy at his villa. Cicero taught what are now called the liberal arts. They actually were cons� tuted by the prac� ces a ci� zen must develop to par� cipate eff ec� vely in leading his or her community - to play a vital role in civic aff airs.

TUSCULUM ACADEMICS As a Civic Arts ins� tu� on, Tusculum College prepares students to be eff ec� ve ci� zens, recognizing that they will need prac� cal wisdom to par� cipate in com-muni� es and enrich life� me experiences. Tusculum’s academic calendar is diff erent from all but three other colleges in the country. The academic year is divided into two semesters and our students take four 3 1/2 week courses each semester, totaling eight courses for the year. Classes are taught one at a � me, with a four-day break in between. Three 3 1/2 week summer sessions are also off ered. This allows our students to complete course requirements for the baccalaureate degree in four calendar years. Our unique Civic Arts program is being used as a model for other colleges and universi� es that seek to promote community, responsibility, and civic develop-ment. The Carnegie Founda� on for the Advancement of Teaching has recognized Tusculum as one of about a dozen schools (including Duke University and the University of Notre Dame) with a strong commitment to those ideals. As part of our emphasis on service-learning, we ask students to assess the needs of the community and complete a project to address those needs. Beyond helping key popula� ons, Tusculum students gain valuable experience in solving problems, apprecia� ng diff erences, and working with others. Tusculum College is a learning community where students and faculty members spend concentrated blocks of � me together exploring important areas of

knowledge, developing and refi ning thinking and communica� on skills, wrestling with the � meless controversial issues that characterize the human condi� on, and applying themselves to the prac� cal solu� on of problems. Whether in the tradi� onal on-campus Bachelor of Arts programs or in the evening Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts programs for working adult-students, Tusculum College’s dis� nc� ve academic calendar lets students concentrate on learning one sub-ject at a � me. It’s a tradi� on grounded in the belief that we best realize the poten� al of each individual when faculty members and students work closely together with the ul� mate aim of enriching the lives of our students and preparing them to contribute posi� vely to their communi� es. For many tradi� onal students, an ini� al reason for choosing Tusculum is our focused calendar, which allows students to take one course at a � me. For others, its our dis� nc� ve programs of study, from specialized areas such as Ath-le� c Training, Business Administra� on, and Museum Studies to strong arts and sciences areas such as Biology, English, and Psychology. Tusculum is well known throughout East Tennessee for the eff ec� veness of its Teach-er Educa� on programs. Students are well prepared for careers in early childhood and elementary educa� on, in several secondary educa� on subject areas, in K-12 programs in Physical Educa� on and Visual Arts, and in Special Educa� on. But what o� en seals pro-spec� ve students’ decisions to join Tusculum’s community is the people.Tusculum a� racts topfl ight professors for the same reason that we a� ract students: small classes with close interac� on between professors and students, the focused calen-dar which allows concentrated study, and a Civic Arts curriculum that emphasizes com-munity.

Our professors are mo� vated and mo� va� ng. Excited and exci� ng. Whatever the major, you’ll fi nd that Tusculum’s academics are innova� ve, and that our faculty is commi� ed to the success of our students.

THE TUSCULUM CAMPUS Located in Greeneville, Tenn., Tusculum College lies in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains between Knoxville and the Tri-Ci� es (Bristol-Johnson City-Kingsport). Our wooded 190-acre campus has over 25 buildings, nine of which are listed on the Na� onal Register of Historic Places. The Albert Columbus Tate Library, one of our Na� onal Historic Sites, was built in 1910. The library is experiencing a major mul� -million dollar renova� on and expansion that will more than double the size of the current library facility, bringing our library space to 34,467 square feet. The Tate Library previously encompassed 12,000 square feet, and is incorporated into the expanded and renovated building. We also have two on-campus museums, one holding archives with materials da� ng to the College’s beginnings. The Andrew Johnson Presiden� al Museum and Library includes the Charles Coffi n Collec� on containing materials from the Collegeís original library, the Andrew Johnson Library containing books, papers, and memorabilia from the 17th President of the United States, and the College Archives containing documents related to the history of Tusculum since its founding. Tusculum’s loca� on is convenient to shopping and entertainment, and our students enjoy access to such recrea� onal opportuni� es as backpacking, hiking, whitewater ra� ing, fi shing and snow skiing. The city of Greeneville and Greene County have a combined popula� on of 65,000. Knoxville and the Tri-Ci� es are within a 70-mile radius of the campus.

the � meless controversial issues that characterize the human condi� on, and applying themselves to the prac� cal solu� on of problems. Whether in the tradi� onal on-campus Bachelor of Arts programs or in the evening Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts programs for working adult-students, Tusculum College’s dis� nc� ve academic calendar lets students concentrate on learning one sub-ject at a � me. It’s a tradi� on grounded in the belief that we best realize the poten� al of each individual when faculty members and students work closely together with the ul� mate aim of enriching the lives of our students and preparing them to contribute posi� vely to their communi� es. For many tradi� onal students, an ini� al reason for choosing Tusculum is our focused calendar, which allows students to take one course at a � me. For others, its our dis� nc� ve programs of study, from specialized areas such as Ath-le� c Training, Business Administra� on, and Museum Studies to strong arts and sciences areas such as Biology, English, and Psychology. Tusculum is well known throughout East Tennessee for the eff ec� veness of its Teach-er Educa� on programs. Students are well prepared for careers in early childhood and elementary educa� on, in several secondary educa� on subject areas, in K-12 programs in Physical Educa� on and Visual Arts, and in Special Educa� on. But what o� en seals pro-spec� ve students’ decisions to join Tusculum’s community is the people.Tusculum a� racts topfl ight professors for the same reason that we a� ract students: small classes with close interac� on between professors and students, the focused calen-dar which allows concentrated study, and a Civic Arts curriculum that emphasizes com-

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TUSCULUM MEN’S SOCCER TELEVISION/RADIO CHART

00 • T�� L��GK • 6-1 • 175 • So. • Hebron, Conn.

0 • C�� J��GK • 6-1 • 185 • So. • Tullahoma, Tenn.

1 • A�� G��GK • 6-0 • 165 • So. • Denver, Colo.

2 • D�� D��F • 5-8 • 150 • Fr. • Acworth, Ga.

3 • J�� B��MF • 6-0 • 175 • Fr. • O� erberg, Germany

4 • D�� H��D • 6-1 • 170 • Sr. • Leicester, England

5 • M�� D��D • 6-1 • 160 • Fr. • Blaxland, NSW Austrailia

6 • D�� M��MF • 5-9 • 150 • Fr. • Coral Springs, Fla.

7 • P�� B��F • 5-6 • 145 • So. • Mars Hill, N.C.

8 • C�� B��MF • 5-4 • 140 • Fr. • Stuart, Fla.

10 • A�� J��F • 5-8 • 150 • Sr. • Guatemala City, Guatemala

11 • I�� G��MF • 6-1 • 170 • Fr. • Asheville, N.C.

9 • J�� P��F • 5-8 • 160 • Fr. • Guatemala City, Guatemala

14 • J�� W��MF • 5-10 • 155 • So. • Nashville, Tenn.

16 • M�� M�K��MF • 5-9 • 150 • Jr. • Belfast, Northern Ireland

17 • M�� A�� S��F • 6-0 • 160 • Fr. • Basilia, Brazil

18 • JT C��F • 5-10 • 155 • Jr. • Greeneville, Tenn.

19 • R�� R��D • 5-9 • 170 • Fr. • Rutledge, Tenn.

20 • H�� M�K��D • 6-1 • 185 • Sr. • Johnson City, Tenn.

21 • R�� S��F • 6-4 • 180 • Fr. • Morristown, Tenn.

22 • J�� N��MF • 5-10 • 165 • Fr. • Maynardville, Tenn.

26 • R�� C��MF • 5-10 • 170 • Fr. • Winchester, Tenn.

27 • M�� F��F • 6-0 • 155 • Fr. • Crossville, Tenn.

33 • K�� G��GK • 6-5 • 190 • Jr. • Memphis, Tenn.

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12 • I�� P��MF/F • 5-9 • 165 • Fr. • Buenos Aires, Argen� na

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