2012 Eureka College Men's Soccer Media Guide

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2012 EUREKA COLLEGE MENS SOCCER MEDIA GUIDEHOME OF THE RED DEVILS

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TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOMEEureka College Information 4-5

Traister Field 6-7

What Graduates are Saying 8-9

Director of Athletics Paul Bryant 10-11

Quick Facts/Campus Phone Numbers 11

Eureka Athletics Staff 12

2012 SEASON PREVIEWRoster 14

Schedule 15

Season Preview 16

MEET THE COACHING STAFFHead Coach J.L. Zapushek 18-19

Asst. Coaching Staff/Athletic Training 20

MEET THE RED DEVILSBlake Baxter 22-23

Nathan Mullins 24-25

Kyle Oyer 26-27

Brendan Carr 28

Tom Moody 29

Tyler Mumm 30

Kirby Wagner 31

Returning Letterwinners 32-33

Newcomers 33

Photo Roster 34

QUICK FACTSLetterwinners Returning/Lost 9/10

Starters Returning/Lost 6/5

2012 Newcomers 5

First Year of Mens Soccer 2007

All-Time Record 18-73-1

2011 Record 4-12-0

Conference St. Louis Intercollegiate

Year Joined 2007

All-Time Record 5-34-1

2011 SLIAC Record 1-7-0 (8th of 9)

Website sliac.org

2012 SCHEDULES 1 SPALDING 1 p.m.

S 2 at Lake Forest 3 p.m.

S 12 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 4 p.m.

S 16 WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 3 p.m.

S 19 at Illinois College 3 p.m.

S 22 at Iowa Wesleyan 3 p.m.

S 26 at Knox 4 p.m.

S 29 *at Principia 3 p.m.

O 3 *MacMURRAY 3 p.m.

O 6 *FONTBONNE 3 p.m.

O 10 *at Blackburn 3 p.m.

O 13 *WEBSTER 3 p.m.

O 17 *GREENVILLE 1 p.m.

O 20 *at Spalding 11 a.m.

O 27 *at Westminster 7 p.m.

* -- SLIAC match

All times Central and subject to change.

Home matches in BOLD CAPS

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITSThe 2012 Eureka College Mens Soccer Media Guide is a production of the Eureka College Sports Information Offi ce. Content was

written and designed by Sports Information Director Bryan Moore. Editorial assistance was provided by Director of Athletics Paul

Bryant, Sports Information Assistant Josh Beall, the coaching staff and student-athletes. Photography was provided by Bob Hunt and

Eureka College. Front and back cover designs by Bryan Moore.

2011 IN REVIEWMatch-by-Match Results 36

Final Statistics 37

SLIAC Review 38

SLIAC Team Leaders 39

SLIAC Individual Leaders 40

RECORDS & HISTORYAll-Time Roster 42-43

All-Time Records 44-47

All-Time Match-by-Match Results 48

All-Time Series Records 49-50

OPPONENT INFORMATION2012 Opponent Profi les 52-53

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 54

MEDIA INFORMATIONMedia/Website Information 56

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2012 EUREKA COLLEGE MENS SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE

Eureka, of course, is a Greek word that

means I have found it and it described

perfectly the sense of discovery I felt the

day I arrived here in the fall of 1928. Eureka

was everything I had dreamed it would be

and more.

-- Ronald Reagan 32

40th President of the United States

THIS IS EUREKA COLLEGEEureka College is a family. A small family.

Our historic campus, located on 112

wooded acres in the heart of Central Illinois,

can best be described as charming and

friendly. Our focus on a comprehensive

liberal arts education, with major emphasis

on leadership and service to others, is

one-of-a-kind. Our proximity to Peoria,

Bloomington-Normal, Chicago, St. Louis,

and Indianapolis make us ideal for those

looking for major market facilities, yet like

to return to a safe, secure, and small town

environment.

THE FOUNDING OF EUREKA COLLEGEEureka College was founded by abolitionists

from Kentucky who were members of a

religious movement known as the Christian

Church (Disciples of Christ) and were

committed to providing young people a

liberal education. These pioneers believed

in an education infused with values as

a basis for leadership. Chartered by the

Illinois Legislature in 1855, Eureka was

the fi rst college in the state and third in

the nation to admit men and women on

an equal basis. To the present day, the

college has continued to be interested in the

development of character as well as intellect

and technical competence with emphasis on

service and leadership.

Eureka College has had a major impact on

American life, with alumni who have had

successful careers in education, business,

management, the arts, and community

service. Graduates include forty-two

college presidents, seven governors and

members of Congress, a Nobel Laureate

team member, and former President Ronald

Reagan, Class of 1932.

HOW SMALL IS SMALL?Eureka College has just under 800 students.

Is this a disadvantage? On the contrary

-- we view it as an amazing advantage.

David Everetts (17691813) line, ...large

streams from little fountains fl ow, tall oaks

from little acorns grow rings true at Eureka.

Each of those lucky enough to become a

part of Eureka College and our traditions

fi nd themselves supported, encouraged,

and treated, not as a number...but as the

extraordinary and creative individuals they

are.

In this unique and empowering environment

some of the best and brightest have

discovered their strong sense of self, their

vocation for their future, and a deep love

for this special small campus. Imagine -

from this small campus has come forty-two

college presidents, seven governors and

members of Congress, a Nobel Laureate

team member, and the 40th President

of the United States. EC has over 5,000

living graduates located around the world.

Youll fi nd many of them serving the current

President of the United States, serving as

Eurekas historic campus has 112 acres with 24 buildings. The College offers more than 30 majors and programs of study.

doctors, lawyers, teachers, and heads of

non-profi t organizations around the globe.

AROUND CAMPUSAs a student at Eureka College, getting

involved is a tremendous opportunity

that will have lasting impacts on your life;

short term and long. With the turning of a

new academic school year, the amount of

organizations and activities are plentiful. No

matter if you are a new fi rst year, transfer

student, commuter, or upperclassman,

taking advantage of what we have to

offer will be to your benefi t. The college

experience is about growing the holistic

student in all areas including outside the

classroom. By giving of your time and

talents to an organization, the organization

can thrive and your college experience will

be even more valuable.

The Student Activities Offi ce at Eureka

College strives to promote co-curricular

involvement in the areas of organizations

and activities using various resources on

and off campus including the Cerf College

Center; center of campus community life.

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We encourage personal development

socially, interpersonally, and morally

through student engagement. Providing

programming, campus activities, and

resources we strive to cultivate holistic

student growth and development and in turn

support the mission of Eureka College.

The Donald B. Cerf Center is a focal point

of campus activity, housing the Burgoo

-- the campus snack bar -- and the College

Bookstore. The Cerf Center also houses the

Ronald W. Reagan Museum. It is frequently

the site of public and private events.

ABOUT THE FACULTYEureka College faculty play a pivotal role

in working toward the success of each

and every EC student. The College has an

average class size of fi fteen students and

a student-faculty ratio of 12:1. Many faculty

have earned national and international

recognition in their areas of scholarship,

such as: social responses to alcoholism, the

history of slavery; recognition in lepidoptery,

philosophy, Native American literature;

and individually recognized Fulbright

Scholarship recipients.

SIMPLY PUTEureka College is one of the best

educational experiences that a prospective

student can have. Eureka College is a

remarkable family, populated with some of

the fi nest, dedicated, caring individuals in

the world. Over 150 years of excellence

in learning, service, and leadership is our

guiding force. Unfortunately, the College

simply cannot accommodate everyone.

Entrance is limited. This opportunity should

not be allowed to slip by.

Nearly 300 Eureka College students participate in athletics. A total of 27 student-athletes earned their degrees in May 2012.

THE PRESIDENTS WELCOMEOn behalf of all Eureka College students, faculty, staff, alumni and

trustees, I am pleased to welcome you to Eureka College. We are

happy to have you on campus as we observe our 158th year of

excellence in learning, leadership and service.

Athletics play an important role in the lives of students at

Eureka College. Nearly half of our students play a sport at the

intercollegiate level and most other students participate at the

intramural level. Athletic teams are integral to the educational

process, providing means to learn leadership, discipline, tenacity,

persistence and cooperation.

I am proud of the student-athletes that you are watching today.

They are wonderful ambassadors for Eureka College, and their

efforts exemplify learning outside of the classroom, developing teamwork and building school

spirit.

J. David Arnold, Ph.D.

President of the College

THE REAGAN INFLUENCEThey were simply known as Dutch and Moon, nicknames passed down from their father. Ron

was thought to have resembled the Dutchman while Neil looked like comic strip character

Moon Mullins with his slicked back hair. The names stuck.

During his four years at Eureka, Reagan demonstrated his gratitude by immersing himself in

the life of the College. He even convinced his older brother Neil to enroll in the fall of 1928,

creating the enviable situation of his older brother waiting on him as a pledge at the TKE

house.

Ronald Reagan graduated in 1932 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in social science and

economics. He moved to Davenport, Iowa, to accept a position as a sports announcer for

radio station WOC. His career led him on to Hollywood and then into state and national

politics, but his loyalty to Eureka College was evidenced by his three six-year terms on the

Colleges Board of Trustees and his continual involvement in various college related events.

In his 1992 Commencement address, President Reagan related the experience of the class

of 1932. We took with us from Eureka College the strength born of a spirit of fellowship,

willingness to work together for common goals, and a deep faith in the word of God. In the

case of Ronald Reagan, who graduated from Eureka in the early years of the Depression,

those values propelled him to a lifetime of leadership.

From sports broadcaster, to actor, to politician, Dutch Reagans four years of personal

development at Eureka launched him into a lifetime of leadership.

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Opened in 2007 as one of the fi nest NCAA Division III soccer facilities in the Midwest, Traister Field serves as the home of the Eureka

College mens soccer team.

Located along Dickinson Drive on the far eastern side of campus, Traister Field features a natural grass playing surface, full irrigation

system, two-story press box for media and game operations, concession area and sheltered dugout areas for both teams. Fans

regularly line the sideline with chairs and blankets and take advantage of the spectacular view of the pitch from the hillside behind the

south goal line. A full, regulation-sized practice area is available for the Red Devils just north of the playing pitch.

The facility was dedicated for and named after Eureka Athletics Hall of Famer Leo Doc Traister during a ceremony on Oct. 24, 2008.

Traister came to Eureka as a student-athlete in 1939, earning four letters in baseball, three letters in football and two letters in track

before graduating in 1948. Traister returned to campus in 1956 to serve as Director of Athletics and coach all EC sports until 1966.

Traister remained on various coaching

staffs until as late as 1990 and fi nished

his stint on the basketball coaching staff

in 1974 as the all-time wins leader at EC

with 168. He was inducted into the Eureka

College Athletics Hall of Fame in 1977 and

remains actively involved with his wife,

Betty, as supporters of the Eureka College

athletics department.

Traister Field also serves as an occasional

home for area high school matches, as well

as various summer youth soccer camps

conducted by Eureka College and its

coaching staffs.

The Eureka womens soccer team recorded

a 5-4 victory over Rockford in the fi rst

regular season game played at the facility

on Sept. 6, 2007. The EC mens and

womens squads have combined to win 25

matches on their home pitch in the fi ve-year

NCAA Division III history of the program.

TRAISTER FIELD

Since opening in September 2007, Traister Field and Eureka College have played

host to 88 collegiate soccer matches.

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THE RED DEVILS AT TRAISTER FIELD

TRAISTER FIELD FACTSOpened: September 2007

Dedicated: Oct. 24, 2008

Surface: Natural Grass

First Mens Match: Sept. 8, 2007 (Knox 3, Eureka 0)

First Womens Match: Sept. 6, 2007 (Eureka 5, Rockford 4)

First Eureka Mens Win: Sept. 8, 2008 (Eureka 6, Lincoln Christian 2)

First Eureka Womens Win: Sept. 6, 2007 (Eureka 5, Rockford 4)

Season W L T Pct. GF GA

2007 0 8 0 .000 3 45

2008 2 9 0 .181 14 52

2009 4 4 0 .500 32 26

2010 2 6 1 .278 13 31

2011 3 5 0 .375 17 24

Totals 11 32 1 .261 79 178

DIRECTIONS AND INFORMATIONFROM THE WEST (PEORIA)

Travel east on US Route 24

Turn right onto South Main Street/Illinois Route 117

Turn left onto Reagan Drive

Turn left onto Dickinson Drive

Traister Field is located on the right

FROM THE EAST (BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL)

Travel west on Interstate 74

Take exit 92, turning right (north) onto Illinois Route 117

Turn right onto Reagan Drive



FROM THE NORTH (CHICAGO/SUBURBS)

Travel south on Interstate 55

Take exit 187, turning right (west) onto US Route 24

Turn left onto South Main Street/Illinois Route 117

Turn left onto Reagan Drive



FROM THE SOUTH (ST.LOUIS/SPRINGFIELD)

Travel north on Interstate 55

Take exit 127, keeping left onto Interstate 155 (north)

Merge onto Interstate 74 (east) toward Bloomington

Take exit 112, turning left (north) onto Illinois Route 117

Turn right onto Reagan Drive



PARKING

Fans are encouraged to park in the gravel lot on the west side

of the pitch, opposite of the press box and bench areas.

TICKETS

All matches are free of charge with general admission seating.

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Ive thoroughly enjoyed my playing

career at Eureka College. I wont forget the

accomplishments of the baseball program

during my time at the college.

Eureka College gave me great

opportunities and experiences as a

student-athlete. Being a Red Devil has

provided memories and friendships to

last a lifetime.-- Jessica Reardon 05

Eureka College Womens Basketball, 2001-05

All-NIIC First Team (2003, 2004, 2005)

Eureka All-time Leading Scorer (1,483 points)

Eureka College Softball, 2002-05

If I had to do it all

over again, Id go

to Eureka College.-- Ronald Reagan 32

Eureka College Football, Swimming and Track & Field

40th President of the United StatesEureka College allowed me to be

involved. It was a perfect fi t athletically,

academically and socially. My four years at

Eureka will be the most memorable four-

year span of my life.

-- Mark Darnall 09

Eureka College Mens Basketball, 2005-09

Eureka College Mens Soccer, 2007

-- Marisa Durley 11

Eureka College Volleyball, 2007-10

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2010)

Eureka College has not only armed me with

the right attitude and tools to be successful

in the real world, but has also provided me

with a network of people who will be willing

to help me in any way they can.

-- Tim Cashdollar 11

Eureka College Baseball, 2008-11

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2010, 2011)

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Having the opportunity to be a two-sport athlete

at Eureka College has allowed me to continue my

passion for education. EC athletics has helped

me become the teacher and coach I am today.

-- Nicole Ropp 09


Eureka College Softball, 2008-09

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention Softball (2009)

Playing college basketball was a dream and

Eureka College made it an experience I will

never forget. My days at Eureka hold a special

place in my heart and memories that I will

cherish forever.-- Kim Holdenrid 07


I truly owe what

I am today to

Eureka College.

-- Laura Willman Moore 10

Eureka College Volleyball, 2006-09

All-SLIAC Second Team (2009)

EUREKA COLLEGE ALMA MATER

Neath the Elms upon the campus

Glorious to view

Stands Eureka, Alma Mater;

Faithful, tried and true.

Lift the chorus, speed it onward

Neer our voices fail

Praise to thee, O fair Eureka

Praise to thee, all hail.

When we leave thy halls forever

never to return

Still within our hearts fond

memories steadily will burn.

-- Jordan Vignoni 10

Eureka College Football, 2006-09

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2008)

Eureka College taught me to push and strive for

excellence in all aspects of life. I can look back

on my time here and not have one regret from it.

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Paul Bryant will enter his fi fth year as the Director of Athletics at Eureka College in the fall of 2012. Since Bryant arrived at the helm of

Eurekas athletic department in the summer of 2008, the Red Devils have experienced unprecedented success on the playing fi eld and

in the classroom.

After only two Eureka squads qualifi ed for the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference postseason from 2006 through 2009, the

Red Devils have qualifi ed for six SLIAC Tournaments in Bryants four years as Director of Athletics, including championship game

appearances by mens basketball in 2010 and womens basketball in 2012. In all, fi ve of Eurekas nine eligible programs have played

in the SLIAC Tournament during Bryants tenure, including multiple appearances from mens basketball (2010, 2012).

In addition to the strides the Red Devils have made on the playing fi eld,

Bryant has also placed a signifi cant emphasis on academics, creating

the Director of Athletics Honor Roll prior to the 2009-10 academic year.

A record-high 81 student athletes were named to the A.D. Honor Roll in

Spring 2010, while Eureka is represented well on a regular basis on the

SLIAC and Upper Midwest Athletic Conference All-Academic Teams.

Eureka earned a total of 27 academic all-conference selections during the

2011-12 year, and fi ve student-athletes to earn the award participated in

more than one sport.

Bryant has also made tremendous use of Eurekas celebrated athletics

history, welcoming a pair of Eureka College Hall of Famers back to the

athletics staff as head coaches.

On Dec. 4, 2008, Bryant hired 1998 EC graduate Kurt Barth to direct the

Eureka football program. Barth, who starred on the gridiron for the Red

Devils from 1994 through 1997, has rapidly made his mark on the Red

Devils. Barth has coached Eureka to its most successful three-season

stretch in more than a decade and posted the best 30-game debut by a

Eureka football coach since 1997. Barths infl uence has also allowed the

Red Devils to produce record-breaking statistics on the playing fi eld, as

Eureka has broken 14 team and individual program records since his arrival

in 2009.

Nearly one year later to the day after Barths arrival, Bryant chose Eureka

icon Craig Gerdes as the new head coach of the baseball squad on Dec.

1, 2009. Gerdes promptly guided to the Red Devils to a program-record 19

victories and their fi rst-ever appearance in the SLIAC Tournament in 2010.

The effort earned Gerdes SLIAC Coach of the Year honors. The 1971

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS PAUL BRYANT


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EUREKA COLLEGE QUICK FACTSAddress 300 East College Avenue

Eureka, Illinois 61530

Founded 1855

Enrollment 780

Nickname Red Devils

Colors Maroon & Gold

National Affi liation NCAA Division III

Conference Affi liation St. Louis Intercollegiate

Upper Midwest (Football)

President Dr. J. David Arnold

Provost Dr. Philip Acree Cavalier

VP / Finance / Facilities / CFO Marc Pasteris

VP / Development / Alumni Relations Mike Murtagh

Dean of Students Brooke Campbell

Director of Athletics Paul A. Bryant

Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Junius Rodriguez

CAMPUS PHONE NUMBERSArea Code 309

Main Campus Phone 467-3721

Admissions 467-6350

Bookstore 467-6427

The Burgoo 467-6428

Campus Security 467-6600

Cerf Center 467-6407

Development 467-6317

Financial Aid 467-6310

Learning Center 467-6520

Media Relations 467-6318

Melick Library 467-6380

Residence Life 467-6420

Student Programs and Services (SPS) 467-6420

ATHLETICS PHONE NUMBERSArea Code 309

Athletics Main Offi ce 467-6370

Athletics Fax 467-6402

Sports Information 467-6456

Athletic Training 467-6378

Bonati Fitness Center 467-6658

Rigazio Lobby 467-6659

Pool Offi ce 467-6375

NCAA Compliance 467-6865

Baseball 467-6586

Mens Basketball 467-6371

Womens Basketball 467-6865

Cross Country 467-6370

Football 467-6369

Golf 467-6370

Mens Soccer 467-6465

Womens Soccer 467-6465

Softball 467-6376

Swimming 467-6375

Tennis 467-6372

Track & Field 467-6369

Eureka graduate won 31 games in two seasons as head coach

prior to his retirement in 2011.

Bryant has spearheaded several projects to improve Eurekas

on-campus facilities. In June 2011, Bryant secured the funding

for the purchase and installation of a new hardwood fl oor in the

Reagan Center. The surface, formerly used as a practice fl oor

by the NBAs Minnesota Timberwolves, gives Eureka a regulation

hardwood fl oor for basketball and volleyball for the fi rst time since

2008. In addition to the hardwood fl oor, two new state-of-the-art

Nevco scoreboards were installed in the arena in December 2010,

and new shot clocks were installed in June 2012.

The latest facilities improvement under Bryants watch was The

McKinzie Project. A permanent brick wall was installed at the

Red Devils football facility along Reagan Drive in addition to

improvements to the visiting bleachers and the installation of a

new fence behind the visitors sideline.

A native of Dayton, Ohio, Bryant was formerly Associate Director

of Athletics at Urbana University in Urbana, Ohio. In addition

to his administrative duties at UU, Bryant served as the mens

basketball head coach for fi ve seasons. While guiding the Blue

Knights, Bryant was chosen as the American Mideast South

Division Coach of the Year and American Mideast Conference

Coach of the Year.

Before coaching at Urbana, Bryant began his coaching career

at the collegiate level during the 1996-97 season as a mens

basketball assistant coach at Sinclair Community College in

Dayton, Ohio. He went on to become the head coach at Sinclair

the following season, directing the Pride for six seasons from

1997 until 2003. During his six seasons, Bryant won 88 games,

led Sinclair to four NJCAA Division II regional appearances, two

national tournament berths and a national runner-up fi nish in 1998.

He was named the Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year.

While in Dayton, Bryant also served for eight years as the CEO of

the communitys Learn to Lead youth services agency, where he

licensed foster parents and placed foster children in appropriate

homes.

Bryant played four years of college basketball between North

Idaho College and Alaska Pacifi c University before earning a

bachelors degree from APU in 1989 and a master of education

degree from Urbana University.

Bryant is a member of the National Association of Basketball

Coaches, Black Coaches and Administrators and the National

Association of College Directors of Athletics. He also served

as the SLIAC Administrative Council Chair during the 2010-11

academic year.

Bryant and his wife Shannon reside in Eureka and have two

children, Kayla (18) and Paul, Jr. (12).


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EUREKA COLLEGE ATHLETICS STAFF

JANE AUSTINSwimming & Diving

Head Coach

KURT BARTHFootball/TrackHead Coach

BILL CONGERMens Soccer

Assistant Coach

AMOS ARBOGASTMens BasketballAssistant Coach

JOE DeLUCIAFootball

Assistant Coach

SARA EGGLESTONAssistant

Athletic Trainer

SEEFF GRAUERFootball

Assistant Coach

RANDY HENKELSAssistant A.D.

Head Athletic Trainer

KIM HOLDENRIDAdministrative

Assistant

DERIC LINDERFootball

Assistant Coach

TAREN MARTINAssistant A.D./SWAWBB Head Coach

BRYAN MOORESports Information

Director

MORGAN MURPHYFootball

Assistant Coach

ROBIN RAMIREZWomens Soccer

Head Coach

CHIP WILDEMens Basketball

Head Coach

MICHELLE REEFVolleyball

Head Coach

J.L. ZAPUSHEKMens SoccerHead Coach

DEB NEFFSoftball

Head Coach

ISAAC COXBaseball

Head Coach

DOUG MIDDENDORFGolf

Head Coach

DeRICCO REEDCross CountryHead Coach

MIKE MINEHANFootball

Assistant Coach

WES SCHMIDGALLFootball

Assistant Coach

EUREKA COLLEGE ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENTThe intercollegiate athletic program will function as an integral part of Eureka College and the community while providing the

opportunity for maximum participation in a comprehensive NCAA Division III athletic program. Special attention will be given

to the student-athletes ability to be successful academically, athletically, and socially, while maintaining the integrity of Eureka

College.

Furthermore, Eureka College athletics and coaches will support the overall mission of the college by being active educational

practitioners and promoting lifetime wellness among student-athletes. This program will focus on the student-athlete as a

whole-person, helping him/her reach his/her maximum potential both on and off the fi eld. The athletic department will provide

these individuals the resources needed to realize their full potential in six areas of development: Commitment to Academic

Development, Commitment to Athletic Development, Commitment to Career Development, Commitment to Personal

Development, Commitment to Community Service and Commitment to Leadership Development.

DEREK JOHNSONMens Soccer

Assistant Coach

K.T. ZAPUSHEKWomens SoccerAssistant Coach

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2012 SEASON PREVIEW


2012 ROSTER

2012 EUREKA COLLEGE MENS SOCCER ROSTER

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Exp. Hometown High School/Previous School

00 Tyler Mumm Jr. GK 5-10 160 2L Monticello, Ill. Monticello

2 Kyle Oyer Sr. F/D 5-10 145 3L Metamora, Ill. Metamora

5 Erik Harm So. M 5-10 170 1L Decatur, Ill. MacArthur

8 Mark Meyer Fr. F 5-8 120 HS Dousman, Wis. Victory Christian

9 Tom Moody Jr. M 5-10 155 2L Arlington Heights, Ill. John Hersey

10 Blake Baxter Sr. F/D 5-8 135 3L Eureka, Ill. Eureka

11 Todd Sluder Jr. F 5-9 185 TR Washington, Ill. Washington/Illinois Central

12 Neal Buck So. M 6-0 175 1L Riverton, Ill. Riverton

14 Tyler Hess Jr. F/D 5-11 150 TR Hartland, Wis. Arrowhead/Concordia (Wis.)

17 David Flores Jr. M 5-8 195 1L Crest Hill, Ill. Lockport

18 Kirby Wagner Jr. D 6-3 185 1L Roanoke, Ill. Roanoke-Benson/St. Ambrose

20 Jon Helgeson Sr. D 6-4 200 HS Bloomington, Ill. Bloomington

23 Brendan Carr Jr. D/F 5-9 160 2L St. Charles, Ill. St. Charles East

27 Nate Mullins Sr. GK 5-9 220 3L South Duxbury, Vt. Harwood Union

Head Coach: J.L. Zapushek, 2nd season, 8-18-1 (.409)

Assistant Coaches: Bill Conger, 2nd season; Derek Johnson, 1st season

Experience (Exp.) Key:

1L: one letter 2L: two letters 3L: three letters TR: Transfer HS: High School

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2012 EUREKA COLLEGE MENS SOCCER SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Series Previous Meeting Time

Sept. 1 SPALDING Louisville, Ky. SU leads 2-1-0 EC won 3-1 1 p.m.

10/22/11 at Traister Field

Sept. 2 at Lake Forest Lake Forest, Ill. LFC leads 1-0-0 LFC won 6-0 3 p.m.


Sept. 12 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN Traister Field EC leads 4-2-0 EC won 3-1 4 p.m.

9/30/10 in Lincoln, Ill.

Sept. 16 WISCONSIN LUTHERAN Traister Field EC leads 1-0-0 EC won 2-1 3 p.m.

10/9/11 in Milwaukee, Wis.

Sept. 19 at Illinois College Jacksonville, Ill. IC leads 3-0-0 IC won 3-0 3 p.m.


Sept. 22 at Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant, Iowa First Meeting First Meeting 3 p.m.

Sept. 26 at Knox Galesburg, Ill. EC leads 3-2-0 EC won 4-3 4 p.m.


Sept. 29 *at Principia Elsah, Ill. PC leads 6-0-0 PC won 2-1 3 p.m.


Oct. 3 *MacMURRAY Traister Field EC leads 4-3-0 MC won 3-1 3 p.m.

10/27/11 in Jacksonville, Ill.

Oct. 6 *FONTBONNE Traister Field FU leads 4-0-1 FU won 6-0 3 p.m.

9/24/11 in St. Louis, Mo.

Oct. 10 *at Blackburn Carlinville, Ill. BC leads 5-1-0 BC won 4-1 3 p.m.


Oct. 13 *WEBSTER Traister Field WU leads 5-0-0 WU won 5-0 3 p.m.

10/2/11 in St. Louis, Mo.

Oct. 17 *GREENVILLE Traister Field GC leads 8-0-0 GC won 8-0 1 p.m.

10/15/11 in Greenville, Ill.

Oct. 20 *at Spalding Louisville, Ky. SU leads 2-1-0 EC won 3-1 11 a.m.


Oct. 28 *at Westminster Fulton, Mo. WC leads 5-0-0 WC won 4-1 7 p.m.


* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference match

All times Central and subject to change

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

2012 SCHEDULE

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2012 SEASON PREVIEW

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ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS Matches Played

Kyle Oyer 54

Blake Baxter 45

Brendan Carr 36

Tom Moody 36

Tyler Mumm 30

Goals

Tom Moody 3

Kyle Oyer 3

Blake Baxter 2

Nate Mullins 2

Four players 1

Assists

Brendan Carr 4

Tom Moody 4

Kyle Oyer 4

Blake Baxter 2

Kirby Wagner 1

Shots

Brendan Carr 33

Kyle Oyer 23

Tom Moody 22

David Flores 15

Two players 7

Shot Percentage (Min. 25 Attempts)

Brendan Carr .030

Shots on Goal

Tom Moody 12

Kyle Oyer 11

Brendan Carr 9

David Flores 6

Kirby Wagner 5

SOG Percentage (Min. 25 Attempts)

Brendan Carr .272

Goalkeeper Appearances

Tyler Mumm 28

Nate Mullins 19

Goalkeeper Minutes

Tyler Mumm 2,243

Nate Mullins 1,230

Goals-Against Average

Tyler Mumm 3.34

Nate Mullins 4.68

Saves

Tyler Mumm 193

Nate Mullins 104

Goalkeeper Wins

Nate Mullins 5

Tyler Mumm 4

Eureka is scheduled to play 15 matches in 2012, including its fi rst-ever contest

against Iowa Wesleyan on Sept. 22 in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.

The Eureka College mens soccer team will

enter its sixth season as a member of NCAA

Division III in 2012. Under the direction

of third-year head coach J.L. Zapushek,

the Red Devils will continue their push to

earn their fi rst-ever St. Louis Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference Tournament bid.

The Red Devils will turn to a trio of four-

year players for leadership this fall. Senior

defender Kyle Oyer enters his fi nal

collegiate season ranked fi fth in program

history with 54 matches played. He also

ranks among the programs top-10 lists in

goals, assists, points and shots on goal.

Blake Baxter will also enter his fourth

season of collegiate soccer in 2012. Baxter,

who will contribute as a forward and

defender this fall, has played in 45 matches

in his career.

Nate Mullins will become the fi rst four-year

goalkeeper in program history when he hits

the pitch in 2012. Mullins is the all-time

program leader with fi ve career victories.

Juniors Brendan Carr, Tom Moody, Tyler

Mumm, and Kirby Wagner all return as

starters from last season. Mumm is the all-

time Eureka leader among goalkeepers with

2,243 minutes played. He needs 27 saves

to break the Eureka record.

Moody shares the active Eureka lead with

three goals, while Carrs 33 shots rank ninth

all-time at EC.

A group of fi ve newcomers will join the

program for 2012, including Illinois Central

transfer Todd Sluder.

The Red Devils will begin the season at

home for the fi rst time since 2009 and

just the third time in program history when

Spalding visits Traister Field on Saturday,

Sept. 1. The match with the Golden Eagles,

the fi rst of two matchups with SU in 2012,

kicks off a stretch of seven consecutive non-

conference contests in less than four weeks

to begin the season.

Lincoln Christian (Sept. 12) and Wisconsin

Lutheran (Sept. 16) will make non-

conference trips to Traister Field in 2012.

The Red Devils will hit the road for non-

conference road clashes at Lake Forest

(Sept. 2), Illinois College (Sept. 19), Iowa

Wesleyan (Sept. 22) and Knox (Sept. 26).

The eight-match SLIAC schedule begins on

the road at Principia on Saturday, Sept. 29.

Eureka wont play a SLIAC match at Traister

Field until MacMurray comes to town on

Wednesday, Oct. 3. The Red Devils annual

Senior Day is scheduled for Wednesday,

Oct. 17 against Greenville at 1 p.m.

The top four teams in the fi nal regular

season SLIAC standings will compete in the

leagues annual tournament.

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J.L. Zapushek will enter his second full season and third season overall as head coach of the Eureka College mens soccer team in

2012. Zapushek was named the second head coach of the Eureka College mens soccer program on Feb. 25, 2011. Zapushek had

been a member of the Eureka coaching staff since the programs inaugural NCAA Division III season in 2007 and served as the interim

head coach of the Red Devils for the fi nal 11 matches of the 2010 season.

Zapushek, who needs three victories to become the all-time coaching wins leader in program history, completed his fi rst full season

as head coach of the Red Devils in 2011. Under Zapusheks guidance, Cody Halstead, Derek Johnson and Evan Kingery each ended

their collegiate careers ranked among the top-10 scoring leaders in the history of the program. Halsteads eight goals proved to be the

sixth-highest single-season total in program history, and the Peoria,

Ill. native fi nished his two-year career under Zapushek ranked

third in program history with 46 points. Goalkeeper Nathan Mullins

also made his mark on the Eureka record book in 2011, as his

90-minute, 7-save effort in a victory over Spalding on Oct. 22 gave

him his fi fth career victory to become the winningest goalkeeper in

Eureka mens soccer history.

In addition to the individual accolades on the pitch, Zapushek

guided the Red Devils to their fi rst-ever victory over SLIAC

foe Spalding, 4-1 on Oct. 22 at Traister Field, and a 2-1 non-

conference triumph at Wisconsin Lutheran in Milwaukee on Oct.

9. The triumph at Wisconsin Lutheran marked the fi rst non-

conference road victory over a Division III opponent in program

history.

After being promoted to interim head coach in September 2010,

Zapushek guided the Red Devils to a 4-6-1 record in the fi nal 11 matches of the 2010 campaign, the best 11-match stretch in the history

of the program. His fi rst three matches resulted in the fi rst three-match unbeaten streak (2-0-1) in program history. Included in that

streak was a 1-1 draw with SLIAC power Fontbonne at Traister Field on Oct. 2, 2010 a team that had outscored the Red Devils 16-0 in

three previous meetings since 2007.

Eurekas production at both ends of the pitch saw signifi cant improvement after Zapusheks promotion in late September. The Red

Devils averaged 2.10 goals during the fi nal 11 contests, up nearly a full goal per game from the 1.22 goals scored on average during

the fi rst nine matches. Defensively, Eureka yielded 2.45 goals per game under Zapusheks watch, compared to 4.56 goals per game

during the fi rst nine matches of the season.

HEAD COACH J.L. ZAPUSHEK


THE J.L. ZAPUSHEK FILEBORN

March 25, 1955

COACHING EXPERIENCE

Head Coach, Eureka College (2010-Present)

Assistant Head Coach, Eureka College (2009-10)

Assistant Coach, Eureka College (2007-2008)

Club Head Coach (1986-Present)

(Cougar Soccer Club, Metamora Select Soccer Club,

Sports Futbol Club, FC Peoria, FC Metro Select Lil Devils)

FAMILY

Daughter, K.T.

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The Peoria, Ill. native owns more than two decades of coaching

experience as a youth club coach and is the only remaining coach

to have been a part of the Eureka program since the Red Devils

began fi elding a team at the club level in 2006.

While serving as an assistant coach to both the Eureka mens

and womens soccer programs, Zapushek played a large role as

an assistant in helping the Eureka womens soccer team post a

7-10-0 record in its fi rst year at the NCAA Division III level in 2007.

Eurekas .412 winning percentage was easily the highest among

seven fi rst-year Division III womens programs that season.

Zapushek was ultimately elevated to assistant head coach of

the Eureka womens soccer team in 2009. He was promoted to

serve as the interim head coach of the Eureka womens squad

for the fi nal fi ve weeks of the 2010 season, earning four victories

before being named to his current position with the mens team in

February 2011.

I am more than happy to remove the interim label from J.L.

Zapusheks title and make him the head coach of our mens

soccer program, Eureka Director of Athletics Paul Bryant said in

February 2011. The progress our student-athletes showed after

his promotion was a testament to his coaching style and hard work.

Were excited to see the mens soccer team continue to improve in

its pursuit of a SLIAC championship.

Owning more than 800 victories as a club coach since his debut

in 1986, Zapushek has coached the Cougar Soccer Club, the

Metamora Select Soccer Club, the Sporting Futbol Club and FC

Peoria. He has also played a large role in building youth soccer

programs and facilities at the grade school, high school and park

district levels in central Illinois. Zapushek is also currently the

Director of Coaching for the FC Metro Select Lil Devils program in

Eureka.

His daughter, K.T. Zapushek, ended her collegiate soccer career

in 2009 ranked fi rst all-time at Eureka with 19 assists and second

all-time with 36 goals. She is set to enter her second full season

as an assistant coach on her fathers coaching staff.


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BILL CONGERASSISTANT COACH

SECOND SEASONBill Conger will enter his second season as a member of the

Eureka mens soccer coaching staff in 2012.

Conger, born and raised in Peoria, Ill., oversees all administrative

aspects of Eurekas mens soccer program and contributes

in recruiting and team management. He has also played an

instrumental role in Eurekas improved video scouting department.

In addition to his responsibilities at EC, Conger has served as the

coordinator of the FC Metro Select Lil Devils youth program in

Eureka since 2008. Conger has two sons, Aiden (15) and Sacha

(12). Sacha is the captain of the Lil Devils U-12 squad.

Conger owns a masters degree in fi ne arts from Illinois State

University and was the Senior Curator at University Galleries at

ISU for 12 years until his resignation in 2009. He is a professional

artist that has had his work exhibited internationally in New

Zealand, Ireland, Poland, Germany and Austria as well as all over

the United States.

ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF/ATHLETIC TRAINING

SARA EGGLESTONASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER THIRD SEASON

CULVER-STOCKON 08Sara Eggleston will enter her third season as the assistant athletic

trainer at Eureka College in 2012. Eggleston has worked student-

athletes from each of Eurekas 18 varsity programs since being

hired as Eurekas fi rst full-time assistant atheltic trainer in July

2010.

The Memphis, Mo. native

earned a B.S. in athletic

training from Culver-Stockton

in Canton, Mo. in May 2008.

She later served as a graduate

assistant athletic trainer with

the softball and spirit teams at

the University of Northern Iowa

in Cedar Falls, Iowa, earning

a master of science degree

in athletic training from UNI in

July 2010.

Additionally, Eggleston

completed her second season

as an assistant coach for the

Eureka softball program in

2012.

RANDY HENKELSHEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER 13TH SEASON

ILLINOIS 80Randy Henkels will enter his 13th season as head athletic trainer

at Eureka College in 2012-13.

Henkels graduated from Illinois

in 1980 with a B.S. in physical

education and later earned a

masters degree from Southwest

Texas State University.

Henkels is an Associate

Professor of Kinesiology

at Eureka College and is

responsible for athletic training

majors. He is also set to enter

his eighth year as an assistant

athletic director at Eureka. He

previously served as an athletic

trainer at Parkland College in

Champaign, Ill., Healthsouth

Clinic in Austin, Texas and LBJ

High School in Austin, Texas.

Henkels and his wife Sue have two children, Alexandra (23) and

Kevin (19).

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DEREK JOHNSONASSISTANT COACH

FIRST SEASONFormer four-year Eureka College mens soccer player Derek

Johnson will join the coaching staff as an assistant for the 2012

season.

Johnson closed his four-year

career in 2011 alongside

classmates Richie Gregory and

Evan Kingery as the fi rst four-

year players in program history.

His 74 career matches played is

an all-time Eureka record.

He also ranks fourth in program

history with eight assists, fi fth

with seven goals and fi fth with

22 points.

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BLAKE BAXTERSENIOR FORWARD/DEFENDER 5-8 135

EUREKA, Ill. EUREKA H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks sixth in program history in matches played (45) ... Joins teammates Nate

Mullins and Kyle Oyer as the second class of four-year players in program history.

Junior (2011): Appeared in 15 matches,

earning 12 starting assignments ... Attempted

his only shot of the season versus Knox on

Sept. 7 ... Logged an assist in a victory over

Robert Morris-Springfi eld on Sept. 30 ...

Started seven consecutive matches to close

the season.

Sophomore (2010): Played in 19 games,

including the fi rst six starts of his collegiate

career ... Finished the season with two goals,

fi ve shots and three shots on goal ... Fired a

career-best three shots versus MacMurray on

Sept. 29 ... Made his fi rst career start at Lincoln

Christian on Sept. 30 ... Attempted his fi rst

career shot on goal at Principia on Oct. 23 ...

Scored his fi rst two career goals, one of which

was a penalty kick, in a win at MacMurray on

Oct. 20.

Freshman (2009): Appeared in 11 matches off

the bench ... Recorded his fi rst career assist

in a win over Knox on Sept. 9 ... Took his fi rst

career shot attempt at Franklin on Sept. 6.

Eureka High School: Earned two varsity

letters ... Helped the Eureka-Roanoke-Benson co-op to 23 wins over his fi nal two seasons,

including a sectional semifi nal appearance as a junior in 2007.

Personal: The son of Ken and Joanie Baxter, Blake was born Feb. 1, 1991 in Emporia, Ill. ...

Blakes father, Ken, is Eurekas Special Assistant to the President for Events and Special Projects

... Has two siblings, Brenna (19) and Baylee (12) ... Majoring in communications.

CAREER-HIGHS

10Goals

2 at MacMurray

Oct. 20, 2010

Assists

1 (2x), last vs. RMU-Springfi eld

Sept. 30, 2011

Points

4 at MacMurray

Oct. 20, 2010

Shots

3 vs. MacMurray

Sept. 29, 2010

Shots on Goal

2 at MacMurray

Oct. 20, 2010

Eureka Debut

vs. Lincoln Christian

Sept. 1, 2009

Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Spring 10, Fall 10, Spring 11, Fall 11, Spring 12)

HONORS & AWARDS

BLAKE BAXTERS CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2009 11-0 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000

2010 19-6 2 0 4 5 .400 3 .600

2011 15-12 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000

Totals 45-18 2 2 6 7 .286 3 .429

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BLAKE BAXTERS CAREER STATISTICS (SLIAC ONLY) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2009 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

2010 8-4 0 0 0 5 .000 1 .200

2011 7-7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Totals 20-11 0 0 0 5 .000 1 .200


NATE MULLINSSENIOR GOALKEEPER 5-9 220

SOUTH DUXBURY, Vt. HARWOOD UNION H.S.

Career Notes: The all-time program leader in goalkeeper victories (5) ... Ranks third in program history

in goals-against average (4.68), fourth in minutes played (1,230), fi fth in saves (104) and fi fth in save

percentage (.619) ... The fi rst four-year goalkeeper in the history of the program ... Joins teammates Blake

Baxter and Kyle Oyer as the second class of four-year players in program history.

Junior (2011): Started six matches in goal and appeared in seven matches overall ... Posted a 3-3-0

record, a 4.08 goals-against average, 54 saves and a .675 save percentage ... Made eight saves in

a victory over Knox on Sept. 7 ... Played the

full 90 minutes in a 6-1 triumph over Robert

Morris-Springfi eld on Sept. 30 ... His 16 saves

at Greenville on Oct. 15 were a career-best ...

Became Eurekas all-time leader in goalkeeper

wins in a 4-1 triumph over Spalding on Oct. 22.

Sophomore (2010): Played in nine games,

including two appearances as a goalkeeper ...

Finished the season with a goal, three shots and

two shots on goal ... Stopped four shots and didnt

allow a goal in 19 minutes in net against Franklin

and Millikin ... Took the fi rst two shot attempts and

fi rst shot on goal of his career versus MacMurray

on Sept. 29 ... Scored his fi rst career goal in a win

at MacMurray on Oct. 20.

Freshman (2009): Appeared in 10 games as one

of four freshmen goalkeepers competing for playing

time, including fi ve starting assignments ... Finished

the season with a 5.37 goals-against average in

637-minutes, 4-seconds played ... Earned the

victory in a win over Robert Morris-Springfi eld

on Oct. 14 ... Made a season-high 10 saves and

allowed only one goal in a win over Blackburn on

Oct. 17.

Harwood Union High School: A varsity

letterwinner, Nate helped the Highlanders to a

runner-up fi nish in the Vermont Principals Association Division 2 fi nals ... A member of the track & fi eld

team that won the VPA Division 2 state title.

Personal: The son of Keith and Donna Mullins, Nate was born Dec. 11, 1990 ... Majoring in secondary

education in math ... Also contributes as a thrower on the Eureka track & fi eld team.

CAREER-HIGHS

27Minutes Played

90 (9x), last vs. Spalding

Oct. 22, 2011

Saves

16 at Greenville

Oct. 15, 2011

Goals

1 at MacMurray

Oct. 20, 2010

Assists

0

Points

2 at MacMurray

Oct. 20, 2010

Shots

2 vs. MacMurray

Sept. 29, 2010

Shots on Goal

1 (2x), last at at MacMurray

Oct. 20, 2010

Eureka Debut


Sept. 1, 2009

Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 09, Spring 10, Fall 10, Spring 11, Fall 11, Spring 12)

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (Fall 10, Fall 11)

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference All-Sportsmanship Team (2011)

HONORS & AWARDS

NATE MULLINSS CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS MIN GA AVG SV SV% W-L-T SHO

2009 10-7 637 38 5.37 46 .548 2-6-0 0

2010 2-0 19 0 0.00 4 1.000 0-0-0 0

2011 7-6 574 26 4.08 54 .675 3-3-0 0

Totals 19-13 1230 64 4.68 104 .619 5-9-0 0

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NATE MULLINSS CAREER STATISTICS (SLIAC ONLY) MP-MS MIN GA AVG SV SV% W-L-T SHO

2009 5-4 391 24 5.52 34 .586 1-3-0 0

2010 0-0 0 0 0.00 0 .000 0-0-0 0

2011 4-3 315 14 4.00 30 .682 1-2-0 0

Totals 9-7 706 38 4.84 64 .627 2-5-0 0


KYLE OYERSENIOR FORWARD/DEFENDER 5-10 145

METAMORA, Ill. METAMORA H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks fi fth in program history in matches played (54), tied for eighth in goals (3),

tied for ninth in assists (34), tied for ninth in points (10) and tied for 10th in shots on goal (11) ...

His 54 matches started are the most by any current Red Devil ... Joins teammates Blake Baxter

and Nate Mullins as the second class of four-year players in program history.

Junior (2011): One of six Red Devils to start all 16 matches ... Finished the season with two

goals, two assists, 10 shots and four shots on goal ... Put two shot attempts on target against

Lake Forest on Sept. 27 ... Netted an insurance goal and fi red three shots in Eurekas 6-1 victory

over Robert Morris-Springfi eld on Sept. 30 ... Picked up an assist in a SLIAC win over Spalding

on Oct. 22 ... Scored at MacMurray on Oct. 26 ... Tallied an assist in the season fi nale versus

Westminster on Oct. 29.

Sophomore (2010): Started all of the 19

matches he appeared in ... Set a new career-

high with three shot attempts versus Hanover

on Sept. 5 ... Assisted on Eurekas lone goal

against Concordia (Ill.) Sept. 22 ... Put a shot

on target at Blackburn on Oct. 6 ... Attempted

two shots at Principia on Oct. 23 ... Scored his

fi rst collegiate goal in a win at MacMurray on

Oct. 20 ... Wore jersey number 5.

Freshman (2009): Started all 19 matches in

his fi rst collegiate season ... Earned his fi rst

career assist in a win over Knox on Sept. 9 ...

Attempted four shots, all of which were on goal

... Wore jersey number 5.

Metamora High School: A four-year varsity

letterwinner ... Earned All-Mid-Illini Conference

Second Team honors ... Named to the All-

Sectional Team as a junior and senior ...

Participated in the Peoria Area Senior All-Star

Game.

Personal: The son of Jeff and Sue Oyer,

Kyle was born April 20, 1991 ... Majoring in

business.

CAREER-HIGHS

2Goals

1 (3x), last at MacMurray

Oct. 26, 2011

Assists

1 (4x), last vs. Westminster

Oct. 29, 2011

Points

2 (3x), last at MacMurray

Oct. 26, 2011

Shots


Sept. 30, 2011

Shots on Goal

2 vs. Lake Forest

Sept. 17, 2011

Eureka Debut


Sept. 1, 2009

KYLE OYERS CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2009 19-19 0 1 1 4 .000 4 1.000

2010 19-19 1 1 3 9 .111 3 .333

2011 16-16 2 2 6 10 .200 4 .400

Totals 54-54 3 4 10 23 .130 11 .478

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KYLE OYERS CAREER STATISTICS (SLIAC ONLY) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2009 8-8 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000

2010 8-8 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500

2011 8-8 1 2 4 5 .200 1 .200

Totals 24-24 1 2 4 11 .091 5 .454


BRENDAN CARRJUNIOR DEFENDER/FORWARD 5-9 160

ST. CHARLES, Ill. ST. CHARLES EAST H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks ninth in program history in shots (33), tied for ninth in assists (4) and 10th in

shot on goal percentage (.272) ... The active Eureka leader in shot percentage (.030).

Sophomore (2011): Appeared in all 16

matches, including 15 starts ... Compiled a

goal, 13 shots and six shots on goal ... Set new

personal-highs with six shots and three shots

on goal against Robert Morris-Springfi eld on

Sept. 30 ... Scored his fi rst career goal versus

Principia on Oct. 8.

Freshman (2010): One of only four Red Devils

and only two Eureka freshmen to start all 20

matches ... Finished his debut season ranked

second among all Red Devils with four assists

... Also recorded 20 shot attempts and three

shots on goal ... Picked up his fi rst career assist

on the game-winning goal and put his fi rst shot

on goal against Knox in his fi rst collegiate game

on Sept. 1 ... Recorded an assist and fi red a

season-high fi ve shot attempts in a win over

MacMurray on Sept. 29 ... Took three shots at

Lincoln Christian on Sept. 30 ... Assisted on

Eurekas fi rst golden goal in program history in

an overtime win over Rockford on Oct. 14.

St. Charles East High School: Finished his

prep career with 20 career goals ... Led the

Fighting Saints in goals and assists all four

seasons.

Personal: The son of Ron and Karen Carr, Brendan was born July 1, 1992 in Geneva, Ill. ... Has

two siblings, Patrick (25) and Sean (22) ... Majoring in education.

CAREER-HIGHS

23Goals

1 vs. Principia

Oct. 8, 2011

Assists

1 (4x), last vs. Rockford

Oct. 14, 2010

Points

2 vs. Principia

Oct. 8, 2011

Shots

6 vs. RMU-Springfi eld

Sept. 30, 2011

Shots on Goal


Sept. 30, 2011

Eureka Debut

at Knox

Sept. 1, 2010

Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 10, Spring 12)

HONORS & AWARDS

BRENDAN CARRS CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2010 20-20 0 4 4 20 .000 3 .150

2011 16-15 1 0 2 13 .077 6 .462

Totals 36-35 1 4 6 33 .030 9 .272

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TOM MOODYJUNIOR MIDFIELDER 5-10 155

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. JOHN HERSEY H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks tied for eighth in program history in goals (3), ninth in shots on goal (12),

tied for ninth in assists (4) and tied for ninth in points (10) ... Has started 36 consecutive matches

to begin his collegiate career.

Sophomore (2011): Started all 16 matches ... Led the Red Devils with four assists ... Also

compiled two goals, 17 shots and nine shots on goal ... Scored his fi rst goal of the season and

set a career-best with three shots on goal

against Knox on Sept. 7 ... Assisted on a strike

at Rockford on Sept. 10 ... Tallied the match-

winning goal and set career-highs with two

assists and four shots in a victory over Robert

Morris-Springfi eld on Sept. 30 ... Assisted on

the match-winner at Wisconsin Lutheran on

Oct. 9.

Freshman (2010): One of only four Red Devils

and only two Eureka freshmen to start all 20

matches ... Scored the match-winning goal in

his collegiate debut at Knox on Sept. 1, his only

goal of the season ... Finished the season with

fi ve shots and three shots on goal ... Took shot

attempts, one of which went on target, at North

Central on Sept. 18 ... Recorded a shot versus

Principia on Sept. 25.

John Hersey High School: Helped the

Huskies become the fi rst school in the 33-year

history of the Mid-Suburban League to win

three consecutive boys soccer titles.

Personal: The son of Mark and Kris Moody,

Tom was born Jan. 13, 1992 in Arlington

Heights, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Emily (18) and Erin (16) ... Majoring in education.

CAREER-HIGHS

9Goals


Sept. 30, 2011

Assists


Sept. 30, 2011

Points


Sept. 30, 2011

Shots


Sept. 30, 2011

Shots on Goal

3 vs. Knox

Sept. 7, 2011

Eureka Debut

at Knox

Sept. 1, 2010

TOM MOODYS CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2010 20-20 1 0 2 5 .200 3 .600

2011 16-16 2 4 8 17 .118 9 .529

Totals 36-36 3 4 10 22 .181 12 .545

Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Spring 12)

HONORS & AWARDS

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TYLER MUMMJUNIOR GOALKEEPER 5-10 160

MONTICELLO, Ill. MONTICELLO H.S.

Career Notes: The all-time Eureka leader in goalkeeper minutes played (2,243) and goals-against

average (3.34) ... Ranks second in program history in saves (193), tied for second in wins (4) and

third in save percentage (.689) ... Needs 27 saves to become the all-time Eureka leader.

Sophomore (2011): Made 12 appearances, 10 of which were as a goalkeeper ... Played 855

minutes in goal with a 3.58 goals-against average, 64 saves and a .653 save percentage ...

Scored his fi rst career goal on his fi rst career

shot attempt in a win over Robert Morris-

Springfi eld on Sept. 30 ... Collected a season-

high 15 saves and became Eurekas all-time

leader in minutes played versus Lake Forest on

Sept. 17 ... Made six saves in Eurekas 2-1 win

at Wisconsin Lutheran on Oct. 9

Freshman (2010): Appeared in 18 matches,

making 17 starts as the Eureka goalkeeper

... Played 1,468 minutes in goal, recording

three wins and a 3.25 goals against average ...

His 129 saves and .709 save percentage led

the Red Devils and were each the third-best

single-season total in program history ... Made

13 saves in the full 90 minutes in his collegiate

debut at Knox on Sept. 1 ... Set a career-best

with 16 saves and became the fi rst Eureka

goalkeeper in program history to play a double-

overtime, 110-minute match versus Fontbonne

on Oct. 2 ... Named SLIAC Defensive Player

of the Week on Oct. 4 ... Stopped 12 shots and

allowed only one goal in 90 minutes at Spalding

on Oct. 16.

Monticello High School: Earned All-Okaw

Valley Conference honors in addition to

qualifying for the all-sectional and all-area teams ... Set a school record with a 1.00 goals-against

average ... Helped the Sages to a pair of regional titles.

Personal: The son of Brian and Jamie Mumm, Tyler was born April 10, 1992 in Champaign, Ill. ...

Has three siblings, Angela (31), Kylie (18) and Nathan (15) ... Majoring in education.

CAREER-HIGHS

00Minutes Played

110 vs. Fontbonne

Oct. 2, 2010

Saves

16 vs. Fontbonne

Oct. 2, 2010

Goals


Sept. 30, 2011

Assists

0

Points


Sept. 30, 2011

Shots


Sept. 30, 2011

Shots on Goal


Sept. 30, 2011

Eureka Debut

at Knox

Sept. 1, 2010

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 4, 2010)

HONORS & AWARDS

TYLER MUMMS CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS MIN GA AVG SV SV% W-L-T SHO

2010 18-17 1468 53 3.25 129 .709 3-13-1 0

2011 10-10 855 34 3.58 64 .653 1-9-0 0

Totals 28-27 2,243 87 3.34 193 .689 4-22-1 0

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KIRBY WAGNERJUNIOR DEFENDER 6-3 185

ROANOKE, Ill. ROANOKE-BENSON H.S./ST. AMBROSE

Sophomore (2011): Started all 16 matches in his fi rst season as a Red Devil ... Finished the

campaign with a goal, an assist, seven shots and fi ve shots on goal ... Attempted his fi rst career

shot versus Knox on Sept. 7 ... Logged his fi rst career assist at Dubuque on Sept. 14 ... Netted his

fi rst collegiate goal in a victory over Robert Morris-Springfi eld on Sept. 30 ... Set a career-high with

two shots on goal and matched a personal-best with two shot attempts against Principia on Oct. 8.

Freshman (2010): A member of the mens

soccer roster for NAIA-affi liated St. Ambrose in

Davenport, Iowa.

Roanoke-Benson High School: Chosen as

the defensive most valuable player for the Mid-

State 6 team at the 4KICKS/Sport Verein Senior

All-Star Classic at Peoria Stadium in 2009 ...

Received IHSA All-Sectional Honorable Mention

as a senior ... Named to the All-Tournament

Team as a senior at the East Peoria Raider

Classic.

Personal: The son of Kevin Wagner and

Maggie Nichols, Kirby was born April 26, 1992

... Majoring in business ... Kirbys brother, Josh,

was a member of the Eureka mens basketball

team from 2008 until 2011.

CAREER-HIGHS

18Goals


Sept. 30, 2011

Assists

1 at Dubuque

Sept. 14, 2011

Points


Sept. 30, 2011

Shots

2 (2x), last vs. Principia

Oct. 8, 2011

Shots on Goal

2 vs. Principia

Oct. 8, 2011

Eureka Debut

at Franklin

Sept. 4, 2010

KIRBY WAGNERS CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2010 0-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

2011 16-16 1 1 3 7 .143 5 .714

Totals 16-16 1 1 3 7 .143 5 .714

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12 NEAL BUCKSOPHOMORE MIDFIELDER 6-0 175

RIVERTON, Ill. RIVERTON H.S.

Freshman (2011): Appeared in 13 matches as a reserve ... Made

his collegiate debut at Franklin on Sept. 4 ... Attempted his fi rst

shot on goal at Rockford on Sept. 10.

Riverton High School: Scored

three goals and added three

assists in helping the Hawks to

an 18-5-2 record ... A member

of the Chicago Fire All-State

All-Academic Second Team

and received IHSA All-State

Academic Team Honorable

Mention.

Personal: The son of David

& Debra Buck, Neal was born

Dec. 21, 1992 ... Has two

siblings, Adam (19) and Erin

(17) ... Majoring in history and

political science ... Graduated

third in his high school class.

MEET THE RED DEVILS


HONORS & AWARDS

17 DAVID FLORESJUNIOR MIDFIELDER 5-8 195

CREST HILL, Ill. LOCKPORT H.S.

Freshman (2010): Played in 18 matches, making starts against

Concordia (Ill.) abd Blackburn in his fi rst season of collegiate

soccer ... Finished the

campaign with a goal, 15

shots and six shots on goal ...

Made his collegiate debut and

attempted his fi rst career shot

as a reserve versus Franklin on

Sept. 4 ... Scored his fi rst career

goal and fi red a career-high six

shots in a victory at MacMurray

on Oct. 20.

Lockport High School: Named

player of the week on Sept. 24,

2009 by The Homer Horizon

... Helped the Porters to 28

victories during his fi nal two

seasons.

Personal: The son of Refugio and Maria Flores, David was born

Dec. 20, 1991 in Downers Grove, Ill. ... Has four siblings, Mayra

(21), Lupe (18), Randy (14) and Laura (10) ... Majoring in criminal

justice.

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5 ERIK HARMSOPHOMORE MIDFIELDER 5-10 170

DECATUR, Ill. MacARTHUR H.S.

Freshman (2011): Made 12 appearances, including six starting

assigments, before being slowed by an injury during the fi nal

month of the season ... One of only three Eureka freshman to

make a start ... Attempted his

fi rst career shot at Wisconsin

Lutheran on Oct. 9.

Decatur MacArthur High

School: Chosen for the All-

Big Twelve Conference First

Team ... Received All-Sectional

Honorable Mention ... Served

as the Generals team captain

and received the teams most

valuable player award.

Personal: The son of Tom &

Christine, Erik was born Oct.

6, 1992 in Decatur, Ill. ... Has

an older sibling, Alex (24) ...

Majoring in history education.


HONORS & AWARDS

20 JON HELGESONSENIOR DEFENDER 6-4 200

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. BLOOMINGTON H.S.Personal: The son of Robert and Debora Helgeson, Jon was born

Dec. 30, 1989 in Chicago, Ill. ... Has three siblings, Kris (31), Kim

(28) and Nick (23) ... Majoring in physical education ... Has also

participated at Eureka in cross country, swimming, tennis and trick

& fi eld.

14 TYLER HESSJUNIOR FORWARD/DEFENDER 5-11 150

HARTLAND, Wis. ARROWHEAD H.S./CONCORDIA (Wis.)

Freshman (2010): Appeared in three matches for NCAA Division III

Concordia in Mequon, Wis. Personal: The son of David & Laurie,

Tyler was born Sept. 9, 1991 in Waukesha, Wis. ... Has an older

brother, Trevor (24) ... Majoring in business.

8 MARK MEYERJUNIOR FORWARD 5-8 120

DOUSMAN, Wis. VICTORY CHRISTIAN H.S.

Personal: The son of Marty & Margaret Meyer, Mark was born Oct.

15, 1991 in West Allis, Wis. ... Has two brothers, Matthew (25) and

Michael (15) ... Majoring in physical education.

11 TODD SLUDERJUNIOR FORWARD 5-9 185

WASHINGTON, Ill. WASHINGTON H.S./ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Sophomore (2011): Played in 10 matches for NJCAA Illinois

Central College in East Peoria, Ill. ... Tallied a goal against

Kaskaskia on Sept. 30. Freshman (2010): Appeared in 15

matches for ICC in his fi rst season of collegiate soccer ... Scored

his fi rst collegiate goal versus Rend Lake on Oct. 9. Washington

High School: A four-year varsity letterwinner for the Panthers ...

Served as team captain as a senior in 2006 ... Selected for the

All-Mid-Illini Conference and all-sectional First Teams in 2005 and

again in 2006 ... Owns all Washington records in goals and assists

... Contributed as the kicker and punter on the Panthers football

team. Personal: The son of P. Michael & Diana Sluder, Todd was

born Dec. 23, 1987 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has four siblings ... Majoring in

communication ... Spent two years (2008-10) in western Australia

serving a church mission.

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2012 PHOTO ROSTER

TYLER MUMMJunior GK

Monticello, Ill.

KYLE OYERSenior F/D

Metamora, Ill.

ERIK HARMSophomore M

Decatur, Ill.

MARK MEYERFreshman F

Dousman, Wis.

TOM MOODYJunior M

Arlington Heights, Ill.

BLAKE BAXTERSenior F/D

Eureka, Ill.

TODD SLUDERJunior F

Washington, Ill.

NEAL BUCKSophomore M

Riverton, Ill.

TYLER HESSJunior F/D

Hartland, Wis.

DAVID FLORESJunior M

Crest Hill, Ill.

KIRBY WAGNERJunior D

Roanoke, Ill.

JON HELGESONSenior D

Bloomington, Ill.

BRENDAN CARRJunior D/F

St. Charles, Ill.

NATE MULLINSSenior GK

South Duxbury, Vt.

J.L. ZAPUSHEKHead Coach

Third Season

BILL CONGERAssistant Coach

Second Season

DEREK JOHNSONAssistant Coach

First Season

00 2 5 8 9

10 11 12 14 17

18 20 23 27

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2011 MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS (4-12-0, 1-7-0 SLIAC) Date Opponent Score Overall SLIAC Attendance GK Decision Goals (Assist)

Sept. 4 at Franklin L, 0-3 0-1-0 --- 120 Mumm (0-1-0) ---

Sept. 7 Knox W, 4-3 1-1-0 --- 125 Mullins (1-0-0) Johnson 2 (PK)

Johnson 55 (unassisted)

Moody 57 (unassisted)

Halstead 81 (Barnett)

Sept. 10 at Rockford L, 1-3 1-2-0 --- 66 Mumm (0-2-0) Halstead 49 (Moody)

Sept. 14 at Dubuque L, 1-9 1-3-0 --- 155 Mullins (1-1-0) Halstead 24(Johnson, Wagner)

Sept. 17 Lake Forest L, 0-6 1-4-0 --- 125 Mumm (0-3-0) ---

Sept. 24 *at Fontbonne L, 0-5 1-5-0 0-1-0 150 Mumm (0-4-0) ---

Sept. 28 Illinois College L, 0-3 1-6-0 --- 160 Mumm (0-5-0) ---

Sept. 30 RMU-Springfi eld W, 6-1 2-6-0 --- 175 Mullins (2-1-0) Wagner 3 (Johnson)

Moody 10 (unassisted)

Oyer 28 (Halstead, Baxter)

Mumm 48 (Barnett)

Kingery 74 (Moody)

Murphy 80 (Halstead, Moody)

Oct. 2 *at Webster L, 0-5 2-7-0 0-2-0 125 Mumm (0-6-0) ---

Oct. 8 *Principia L, 1-2 2-8-0 0-3-0 205 Mumm (0-7-0) Carr 16 (Kingery)

Oct. 9 at Wisconsin Lutheran W, 2-1 3-8-0 --- 47 Mumm (1-7-0) Halstead 25 (unassisted)

Halstead 73 (Moody)

Oct. 15 *at Greenville L, 0-8 3-9-0 0-4-0 400 Mullins (2-2-0) ---

Oct. 19 *Blackburn L, 1-4 3-10-0 0-5-0 100 Mullins (2-3-0) Halstead 81 (PK)

Oct. 22 *Spalding W, 4-1 4-10-0 1-5-0 100 Mullins (3-3-0) Gregory 6 (Halstead, Oyer)

Halstead 41 (Johnson)

Barnett 42 (unassisted)

Johnson 43 (unassisted)

Oct. 26 *at MacMurray L, 1-3 4-11-0 1-6-0 34 Mumm (1-8-0) Oyer 77 (unassisted)

Oct. 29 *Westminster L, 1-4 4-12-0 1-7-0 300 Mumm (1-9-0) Halstead 63 (Oyer)

* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference match

Overall: 4-12-0 SLIAC: 1-7-0 Traister Field: 3-5-0 Away: 1-7-0

2011 MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS

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2011 STATISTICS (SLIAC ONLY) # Name MP-MS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-ATT

3 Cody Halstead 8-8 3 1 7 17 .176 6 .353 0-0 1-1

2 Kyle Oyer 8-8 1 2 4 5 .200 1 .200 0-0 0-0

4 Derek Johnons 8-8 1 1 3 8 .125 5 .625 0-0 0-1

6 Richie Gregory 8-8 1 0 2 8 .125 4 .500 1-0 0-0

23 Brendan Carr 8-7 1 0 2 6 .167 3 .500 1-0 0-0

11 Gerald Barnett 8-0 1 0 2 2 .500 1 .500 0-0 0-0

7 Evan Kingery 8-8 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

9 Tom Moody 8-8 0 0 0 6 .000 5 .833 0-0 0-0

18 Kirby Wagner 8-8 0 0 0 3 .000 3 1.000 0-0 0-0

20 Jonathan Glass 8-4 0 0 0 3 .000 3 1.000 0-0 0-0

8 Matt Dillard 8-1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

21 Austin Kennell 6-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

14 Josh Gumbel 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

13 Stanley Murphy 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

12 Neal Buck 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

10 Blake Baxter 7-7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

5 Erik Harm 4-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 1-0 0-0

00 Tyler Mumm 5-5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

Total 8 8 5 21 60 .133 33 .550 3-0 1-2

# Name MP-MS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W-L-T

00 Tyler Mumm 5-5 405:00 18 4.00 32 .640 0-5-0

27 Nathan Mullins 4-3 315:00 14 4.00 30 .682 1-2-0

Total 8 720:00 32 4.00 63 .663 1-7-0

2011 STATISTICS (OVERALL) # Name MP-MS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-ATT

3 Cody Halstead 16-16 8 3 19 53 .151 20 .377 0-0 1-1

4 Derek Johnson 16-16 3 3 9 18 .167 10 .556 2-0 1-2

9 Tom Moody 16-16 2 4 8 17 .118 9 .529 0-0 0-0

2 Kyle Oyer 16-16 2 2 6 10 .200 4 .400 0-0 0-0

11 Gerald Barnett 16-0 1 2 4 6 .167 1 .167 1-0 0-0

18 Kirby Wagner 16-16 1 1 3 7 .143 5 .714 0-0 0-0

7 Evan Kingery 16-16 1 1 3 5 .200 2 .400 0-0 0-0

6 Richie Gregory 16-16 1 0 2 14 .071 7 .500 3-0 0-0

23 Brendan Carr 16-15 1 0 2 13 .077 6 .462 1-0 0-0

13 Stanley Murphy 7-0 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0-0 0-0

00 Tyler Mumm 12-11 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0-0 0-0

10 Blake Baxter 15-12 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 1-0 0-0

20 Jonathan Glass 16-7 0 0 0 7 .000 4 .571 0-0 0-0

8 Matt Dillard 15-3 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0-0 0-0

21 Austin Kennell 13-4 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0-0 0-0

12 Neal Buck 13-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 0-0

5 Erik Harm 12-6 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 1-0 0-0

27 Nathan Mullins 9-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

14 Josh Gumbel 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

Total 16 22 17 61 162 .136 77 .475 9-0 2-3

# Name MP-MS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W-L-T

00 Tyler Mumm 10-10 855:00 34 3.58 64 .653 1-9-0

27 Nathan Mullins 7-6 574:01 26 4.08 54 .675 3-3-0

13 Stanley Murphy 1-0 10:59 1 8.19 1 .500 0-0-0

Total 16 1440:00 61 3.81 120 .663 4-12-0

2011 STATISTICS

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2011 SLIAC STANDINGS SLIAC Overall

MP W-L-T Pts MP W-L-T Pts

Westminster 8 7-0-1 22 19 11-4-4 37

Fontbonne 8 6-1-1 19 19 11-6-2 35

Greenville 8 6-2-0 18 23 13-7-3 42

Webster 8 4-3-1 13 19 8-9-2 26

Blackburn 8 4-4-0 12 18 12-6-0 36

Principia 8 3-4-1 10 17 5-10-2 17

MacMurray 8 3-5-0 9 19 8-11-0 24

Eureka 8 1-7-0 3 16 4-12-0 12

Spalding 8 0-8-0 0 16 1-15-0 3

FIRST TEAMGK Samuel Thomas Sr. PC

F Prince Koroma So. BC

F Chris Walker Sr. BC

F David Dunlop Sr. GC

M Daniel Lourie Sr. FU

M Josh Schulz So. FU

M Alan Cheatham Jr. PC

D Steve Beam Jr. GC

D Nathan Mayberry Jr. GC

D Josh Sellmeyer Jr. WU

D Matt Shoults Sr. WC

HONORABLE MENTIONGK Caleb Marquis Fr. WC

F Cody Halstead Sr. EC

F Justin Williams So. FU

F Clint Carder Jr. WU

M Matt Cowman Jr. GC

M Connor Winking Fr. MC

M Zach Moore So. WC

M Adam Ross Jr. WC

M Tyler Walker So. WC

D Derek Johnson Sr. EC

D Jordan Flack Fr. FU

D David Cole Fr. GC

D Jason Joshua So. WC

ALL-SLIAC TEAMSECOND TEAM

GK Nathan Haas Sr. GC

F Karl Tooren Sr. MC

M Charlie Chafi n Jr. FU

M Craig Allen Sr. GC

M Daniel Taylor Sr. GC

M Wes Miller Sr. SU

M Sean Peterson Sr. WC

D Paul Tamakloe Jr. BC

D Paul Sanderude Sr. PC

D Patrick Harber Sr. PC

D Kyle Leonard Jr. WU

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMSteve Beam (MVP) Greenville

Matt Cowman Greenville

Sean McQuillan Greenville

David Cole Greenville

Brelon Buckner Webster

Clint Carder Webster

Josh Sellmeyer Webster

Charlie Chafi n Fontbonne

Josh Schultz Fontbonne

Matt Shoults Westminster

Adam Ross Westminster

ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP TEAMBryan Lambdin Blackburn

Nate Mullins Eureka

Daniel Lourie Fontbonne

Matt Cowman Greenville

Karl Tooren MacMurray

Garrett Bourcier Principia

Deron Buener Spalding

Josh Sellmeyer Webster

J.P. Thompson Westminster

THE SLIAC IN THE NCAA POSTSEASONAfter netting the golden goal in the 97th minute to beat second-seeded Fontbonne in the SLIAC Tournament semifi nal, 1-0, Greenville

went on to defeat fourth-seeded Webster, 2-0, in the fi nals to earn its second consecutive SLIAC Tournament title and represent the

SLIAC in the NCAA Division III Tournament. The Panthers dropped their fi rst round contest to Dominican (Ill.), 4-0, on Nov. 11 in River

Forest, Ill.

POSTSEASON AWARDSPlayer of the Year

Josh Schulz, Fontbonne

Newcomers of the Year

Jordan Flack, Fontbonne

Caleb Marquis, Westminster

Coach of the Year

Martin Clayes, Westminster

Sportsmanship Award

Greenville

PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOFFENSESept. 6: Karl Tooren, MacMurray

Sept. 13: Cody Halstead, Eureka

Sept. 20: Chris Walker, Blackburn

Sept. 27: Josh Schulz, Fontbonne

Oct. 4: David Dunlop, Greenville

Oct. 11: Wes Miller, Spalding

Oct. 18: David Dunlop, Greenville

Oct. 25: Cody Halstead, Eureka

Nov. 1: Clint Carder, Webster

DEFENSESept. 6: Andrew Trombley, Spalding

Sept. 13: Samuel Thomas, Principia

Sept. 20: Brandon Stollies, Blackburn

Oct. 4: Alex Cupp, Webster

Oct. 11: Alex Cupp, Webster

Oct. 25: Steve Beam, Greenville

Nov. 1: Alex Cupp, Webster

2011 SLIAC REVIEW

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MATCHES PLAYED1. Greenville 23

2. Fontbonne 19

MacMurray 19

Webster 19

Westminster 19

6. Blackburn 18

7. Principia 17

8. Eureka 16

Spalding 16

GOALS1. Blackburn 63

2. MacMurray 43

3. Fontbonne 39

4. Westminster 34

5. Greenville 29

6. Webster 25

7. Eureka 22

8. Principia 19

9. Spalding 11

GOALS PER MATCH1. Blackburn 3.50

2. MacMurray 2.26

3. Fontbonne 2.50

4. Westminster 1.78

5. Eureka 1.37

6. Webster 1.31

7. Greenville 1.26

8. Principia 1.11

9. Spalding 0.68

ASSISTS1. MacMurray 62

2. Blackburn 47

3. Greenville 41

4. Fontbonne 30

5. Westminster 24

6. Webster 20

7. Eureka 17

8. Principia 12

9. Spalding 6

ASSISTS PER MATCH1. MacMurray 3.26

2. Blackburn 2.61

3. Greenville 1.78

4. Fontbonne 1.57

5. Westminster 1.26

6. Eureka 1.06

7. Webster 1.05

8. Principia 0.70

9. Spalding 0.37

POINTS1. Blackburn 173

2. MacMurray 148

3. Fontbonne 108

4. Greenville 99

5. Westminster 92

6. Webster 70

7. Eureka 61

8. Principia 50

9. Spalding 28

POINTS PER MATCH1. Blackburn 9.61

2. MacMurray 7.78

3. Fontbonne 5.68

4. Westminster 4.84

5. Greenville 4.30

6. Eureka 3.81

7. Webster 3.68

8. Principia 2.94

9. Spalding 1.75

SHOTS1. Blackburn 400

2. Greenville 373

3. Webster 258

4. Westminster 250

5. Fontbonne 234

6. Principia 214

7. MacMurray 198

8. Eureka 162

9. Spalding 131

SHOTS PER MATCH1. Blackburn 22.2

2. Greenville 16.9

3. Webster 13.5

4. Westminster 13.1

5. Principia 12.5

6. Fontbonne 12.3

7. MacMurray 10.4

8. Eureka 10.1

9. Spalding 8.1

SHOT PERCENTAGE1. MacMurray .217

2. Fontbonne .167

3. Blackburn .157

4. Westminster .136

5, Eureka .135

6. Webster .096

7. Principia .088

8. Spalding .083

9. Greenville .077

GOALS AGAINST1. Fontbonne 19

2. Greenville 23

3. Westminster 25

4. Principia 26

5. Webster 28

6. Blackburn 41

7. MacMurray 59

8. Eureka 61

9. Spalding 75

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1. Greenville 0.96

2. Fontbonne 0.97

3. Westminster 1.23

4. Webster 1.43

5. Principia 1.447

6. Blackburn 2.42

7. MacMurray 3.09

8. Eureka 3.81

9. Spalding 4.68

SAVES1. MacMurray 139

2. Spalding 125

3. Eureka 120

4. Greenville 93

5. Principia 91

6. Webster 90

Westminster 90

8. Blackburn 79

9. Fontbonne 70

SAVES PER MATCH1. Spalding 7.81

2. Eureka 7.50

3. MacMurray 7.31

4. Principia 5.35

5. Webster 4.73

Westminster 4.73

7. Blackburn 4.38

8. Greenville 4.04

9. Fontbonne 3.68

SAVE PERCENTAGE1. Greenville .801

2. Fontbonne .786

3. Principia .778

4. Webster .762

5. Westminster .720

6. MacMurray 702

7. Eureka .662

8. Blackburn .658

9. Spalding .625

CORNER KICKS1. Greenville 148

2. Westminster 97

3. MacMurray 94

4. Fontbonne 93

5. Blackburn 92

6. Webster 82

7. Principia 65

8. Eureka 62

9. Spalding 45

CORNER KICKS PER MATCH1. Greenville 6.43

2. Blackburn 5.11

3. Westminster 5.10

4. MacMurray 4.94

5. Fontbonne 4.89

6. Webster 4.31

7. Eureka 3.87

8. Principia 3.82

9. Spalding 2.81

YELLOW CARDS1. Blackburn 24

2. Principia 22

3. Westminster 20

4. MacMurray 19

Spalding 19

6. Webster 16

7. Greenville 11

8. Fontbonne 10

9. Eureka 9

RED CARDS1. Blackburn 5

2. Fontbonne 2

Principia 2

Spalding 2

Webster 2

6. MacMurray 1

Westminster 1

8. Eureka 0

Greenvill 0

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GOALS1. K. Tooren, MC 23

2. C. Walker, BC 12

3. D. Dunlop, GC 11

4. N. Crain, BC 10

P. Koroma, BC 10

6. C. Allen, GC 9

7. C. Halstead, EC 8

J. Schulz, FU 8

B. Wise, MC 8

10. Seven players 7

ASSISTS1. K. Tooren, MC 12

2. C. Cook, MC 11

3. M. Rowe, MC 10

C. Walker, BC 10

5. Z. Ruyle, BC 9

6. C. Chafi n, FU 8

P. Koroma, BC 8

8. B. Wise, MC 7

9. J. Schulz, FU 6

D. Taylor, GC 6

POINTS1. K. Tooren, MC 58

2. C. Walker, BC 34

3. P. Koroma, BC 28

4. D. Dunlop, GC 26

5. M. Rowe, MC 24

6. N. Crain, BC 23

Z. Ruyle, BC 23

B. Wise, MC 23

9. C. Allen, GC 22

J. Schulz, FU 22

SHOTS1. D. Dunlop, GC 74

2. P. Koroma, BC 67

3. C. Carder, WU 62

C. Walker, BC 62


6. C. Allen, GC 52

7. K. Tooren, MC 51

8. N. Crain, BC 43

J. Schulz, FU 54

10. Two players 39

SHOT PERCENTAGEMinimum 25 Attempts

1. K. Tooren, MC .451

2. B. Wise, MC .286

3. N. Crain, BC .233

4. B. Camacho, MC .219

D. Taylor, GC .219

6. S. Peterson, WC .206

M. Rowe, MC .206

8. P. Tamakloe, BC .200

9. C. Walker, BC .194

10. J. Schulz, FU .186

SHOTS ON GOAL1. K. Tooren, MC 35

2. P. Koroma, BC 32

3. C. Walker, BC 31

4. C. Carder, WU 29

5. M. Rowe, MC 28

6. N. Crain, BC 26

7. S. Peterson, WC 24


9. B. Wise, MC 19

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