2012 UE Men's Soccer Guide

2 2012 University of evansville Men’s soccer

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general inforMationName ............................................................University of EvansvilleEnrollment ...................................................................................2,471Founded .........................................................................................1854 Nickname .........................................................................Purple AcesColors ...Purple, White, Orange (PMS: Purple 2617; Orange 165)Conference ............................................Missouri Valley ConferencePresident ...............................................................Dr. Thomas KazeeDirector of Athletics ..................................................... John StanleyFaculty Representative .......................................Dr. Tamara WandelAthletics Website .........................................www.gopurpleaces.comTicket Office Phone ..................................... 812-488-ACES (2237)

soccer facilityHome Facility ...Black Beauty Field At Arad McCutchan StadiumCapacity ........................................................................................2,500Opened .......................................................1984/Renovated in 2000Surface ...........................................................................Natural Grass coaching staff/sUpport staffHead Coach ................................Mike Jacobs (Pace University, ‘93)Record at Evansville .......................................... 52-53-6 (6 seasons)Overall..............................................................81-93-11 (10 seasons)Associate Head Coach ..................... Marshall Ray (Evansville, ‘00)Year at Evansville ................................................................... SeventhAssistant Coach ...................Michael Pereira (UNC Asheville, ‘08)Year at Evansville .................................................................... Second Assistant Coach ..................... Tad Kreamalmeyer (Evansville, ‘12)Soccer Office Phone .................................................... 812-488-2176

2011 in reviewOverall Record ................................................................5-11-1 (.324)MVC Record .....................................................................0-5-1 (.083)MVC Finish ............................................................................. SeventhHome ............................................................................................1-7-0Away ..............................................................................................1-3-1Neutral ..........................................................................................3-1-0

prograM historyFirst Year of Soccer at Evansville .............................................1974All-Time Record .................................................... 404-287-61 (.578)First Year in MVC ........................................................................1994All-Time MVC Record ................................................52-73-6 (.420)MVC Tournament Championships .....................................1 (1996)NCAA Postseason Appearances ................................................... 11..............................‘1982, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘96

2012 teaM inforMation Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...................................................15/9Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................7/4Newcomers ......................................................................................... 8

evansville sports inforMationSports Information Director ........................................Bob PristashOffice Phone .................................................................812-488-2285Cell Phone .....................................................................812-266-5288Email ............................................................... [email protected] Address ....................................................................................

UE Sports Information 1800 Lincoln Avenue Evansville, IN 47722

2012 aces soccer schedUle

Date Opponent Location Time

Aug. 15 vs. UIndy (exhibition) Evansville, Ind. 6 p.m.

Aug. 19 vs. Wisconsin (exhibition) Angola, Ind. 1 p.m.

aug. 24 vs. lipscomb evansville, ind. 7 p.m.

aug. 26 vs. Belmont evansville, ind. 2 p.m.

Sept. 1 at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6 p.m.

prorehab aces soccer classic

Sept. 7 Bradley vs. Cincinnati Evansville, Ind. 5 p.m.

sept. 7 vs. portland evansville, ind. 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 9 Portland vs. Bradley Evansville, Ind. 12 p.m.

sept. 9 vs. cincinnati evansville, ind. 2:30 p.m.

Sept. 15 at Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. 7 p.m.

Sept. 19 at Butler Indianapolis, Ind. 6 p.m.

sept. 22 vs. kentucky evansville, ind. 7 p.m.

sept. 30 vs. oral roberts evansville, ind. 2 p.m.

Oct. 2 at Eastern Illinois Charleston, Ill. 4 p.m.

oct. 6 vs. Marshall evansville, ind. 7 p.m.

Oct. 10 at Missouri State* Springfield, Mo. 7 p.m.

Oct. 13 at Bradley* Peoria, Ill. 6:30 p.m.

oct. 17 vs. siU edwardsville* evansville, ind. 7 p.m.

oct. 20 vs. central arkansas* evansville, ind. 7 p.m.

Oct. 24 at Indiana Bloomington, Ind. 6 p.m.

Oct. 27 at Drake* Des Moines, Iowa 7 p.m.

nov. 3 vs. creighton* evansville, ind. 7 p.m.

Nov. 7-11 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Peoria, Ill.

Home games in bold and played at Arad McCutchan Stadium

* Missouri Valley Conference match

All times Central and subject to change.

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THIS IS aces soccer


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This is a great time to explore the University of Evansville, which offers a truly unique combination of commitment to excellence and tradition both on the soccer field and in the classroom.

The University of Evansville is regarded as one of the top Division I programs in the nation, having been a regular participant in the NCAA Tournament, a Final Four team in both 1985 and 1990, and a team that has been ranked number 1 in the country on several occasions.

The University of Evansville was one of only nine programs in the nation in 2008 to rank in the Soccer Times Top 25, achieve a team GPA of 3.0 or higher (our 3.22 GPA was 12th highest in the nation), and rank in the top 40 nationally

in attendance. UE soccer players receive an experience that transcends sport–the chance to compete with and against the best players and teams in the nation, to compete in a stadium with fans that rate among the finest in college soccer, the opportunity to get a degree that is highly valued, and the potential to develop into a leader among your peers.

We are very proud of our past, present and future at the University of Evansville, and hope that our recruiting yearbook can offer you insight into what our program is like behind the scenes.

Yours In Soccer,

Coach Jacobs


fantastic fan sUpport


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11 ncaa toUrnaMent appearances 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1996

1996 Mvc chaMpions

404-287-61 all-tiMe record

(since 1974)


a tradition of excellence

11 ncaa toUrnaMent appearances 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1996

2 ncaa final ‘85,’90 foUr appearances

1996 Mvc chaMpions


14 all-aMericans

76 professional players

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david weir ‘90 trey harrington ‘90, ‘92

scott cannon ‘90 Mick lyon ‘87

2011 rangers fc hall of fame inductee david weir (middle, right).

MARC BURCH SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC


14 all-aMericans

a tradition of excellence

Mick lyon ‘87

grahaM Merryweather ‘91 30 national teaM players

troy perkins (1) was the starting keeper for the U.s. national team in the 2009

concacaf gold cup.

alec dufty, current chicago fire gk, played with the Us U-20 national team.

CORY ELENIO CAROLINA RAILHAWKS

CURRENT ACE JOEL NASH US U-17 NATIONAL TEAM IN ‘09


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3 nscaa teaM acadeMic awards since 2007

4 Mvc coMMissioner’s acadeMic excellence award recipients in 2011-12 (Brandon caUsey, Joel nash, kevin schafer, nick schroeder)

25 acadeMic all-aMericans

Mike Luttrull was a first team selection on the Capital One

academic all-america team in 2010.

THREE-TIME ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANPEDRO DELGADO

TWO-TIME ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANJOSH FEIGL


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3 nscaa teaM acadeMic awards since 2007

4 Mvc coMMissioner’s acadeMic excellence award recipients in 2011-12 (Brandon caUsey, Joel nash, kevin schafer, nick schroeder)

13 MissoUri valley conference

honor roll selections in 2011-12

25 acadeMic all-aMericans

robby lynch earned nscaa/adidas scholar all-america honors in both 2009 and 2010.

THREE-TIME ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANPEDRO DELGADO

TWO-TIME ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANJASON PELE


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Ue’s 2012 slate includes 5 teams that finished

in the top 50 of the 2011 rpi.

"the MissoUri valley conference is one of the top conferences in college soccer, and offering a non-conference schedule that features some of the best teams in the nation is important to prepare our team for the rigors of the MVC." -- Coach Jacobs


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"the MissoUri valley conference is one of the top conferences in college soccer, and offering a non-conference schedule that features some of the best teams in the nation is important to prepare our team for the rigors of the MVC." -- Coach Jacobs


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MccUtchan stadiUM

hoMe of the 2008 Mvc toUrnaMent

seating for over 2,000 fans

players loUnge

locker rooM &


preMier facilities

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hoMe of the 2008 Mvc toUrnaMent

seating for over 2,000 fans

players loUnge

weight rooM


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haBitat for

hUManity

h e a l t h y

Bodies

riley walkathon

kick for the

cUreMlk walk

In addition to participating in countless community organizations, the aces have started a number of programs to help connect aces soccer with their supporters.

The Aces have been actively involved with programs such as...


in the coMMUnity

kick the cold,

give a coat

h e a l t h y

Bodiesh e a l t h y

Minds

riley walkathon

kick for the

cUre

aces soccercaMp

Prorehab

score with the aces reading prograM


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fox soccer channel

national gaMe of the week in 2009 & 2010


Media coverage

fox soccer channel

national gaMe of the week in 2009 & 2010


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within 150 Miles of

loUisville nashvillest. loUis indianapolis

indiana’s 3rd largest city with over 125,000 people


the city of evansville

foUnded in 1812 on the

Banks of the ohio river

within 150 Miles of

loUisville nashvillest. loUis indianapolis

strong BUsiness coMMUnity offers valUaBle internship & co-op experience

hoMe of the evansville otters professional BaseBall teaMthey play in the 3rd oldest pro Ballpark still in Use

-- historic Bosse field

indiana’s 3rd largest city with over 125,000 people

the fall festival is the

2nd largest street festival

in the Us Behind only

Mardi gras


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13-to-1 stUdent-to-facUlty ratio

average class size of 18

over 80 different areas of stUdy

over 44 states and 50 coUntries represented in the caMpUs Body

93% of fUll-tiMe stUdents receive aid

average financial aid gift is $19,000

85% of professors are fUll-tiMe.all classes are taUght By professors. there are no teaching assistants or

gradUate assistant teachers at Ue

96% of Ue gradUates are eMployed

within 1 year of gradUation

ranked aMong the “Best schools in the Midwest”

By U.s. news & world report


Ue caMpUs

13-to-1 stUdent-to-facUlty ratio

average class size of 18

over 80 different areas of stUdy

over 44 states and 50 coUntries represented in the caMpUs Body

93% of fUll-tiMe stUdents receive aid

average financial aid gift is $19,000

85% of professors are fUll-tiMe.all classes are taUght By professors. there are no teaching assistants or

gradUate assistant teachers at Ue

96% of Ue gradUates are eMployed

within 1 year of gradUation

ranked aMong the “Best schools in the Midwest”

By U.s. news & world report


nUMerical roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School 1 Robert Randant GK 5-11 165 Sr. Collinsville, Ill./Collinsville 2 Brandon Causey D 6-1 170 R-So. Prospect, Ky./North Oldham 3 Nate Opperman F 6-0 170 Fr. Olathe, Kan./Olathe South 4 Charlie Macias D 5-8 150 So. Westerville, Ohio/St. Charles Prep 5 Ryan Coates D 5-8 150 Fr. Springboro, Ohio/Springboro 6 Joel Nash MF 5-7 150 Jr. Birmingham, Ala./Learning Community Intl.7 Mark Anthony Gonzalez MF 6-0 155 Fr. Toronto, Canada/Robert F. Hall 8 Nick Schroeder D 6-5 180 So. Brighton, Mich./Brighton 9 Dylan Terry F 6-1 165 So. Louisville, Ky./Male 10 Luis Romero MF 5-5 150 So. Louisville, Ky./Male 11 Faik Hajderovic F 5-8 145 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Mehlville 12 Patrick Hodges D 6-1 160 So. Evansville, Ind./Harrison 13 Peter May MF/D 6-2 175 So. Bowling Green, Ky./Bowling Green 14 Alex Kapsalis MF/D 6-0 165 Jr. Fishers, Ind./Fishers 15 Joel Craig MF 6-2 175 So. Sunbury, Ohio/Big Walnut 16 Vince DiPrimio MF/D 5-10 165 Fr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington North 17 Kevin Schafer D 6-0 170 So. Albuquerque, N.M./Shattuck-St. Mary’s 18 Eric Teppen GK 6-4 200 So. Evansville, Ind./Harrison 19 Mack Hasinger F 5-10 145 Fr. Morton, Ill./Morton 20 Jesse Sharp F 5-8 165 Sr. Warsaw, Ind./Warsaw Community 21 Kyle Wilson F/D 5-11 150 Fr. Evansville, Ind./Mater Dei 22 Nick Lewis MF 5-11 155 Fr. Beaverton, Ore./Beaverton 23 Ryan Stallings F 5-10 155 So. Coxs Creek, Ky./Nelson County

Head Coach: Mike Jacobs (Seventh season, Pace University, 1993)Associate Head Coach: Marshall Ray (Seventh season, Evansville, 2000)

Assistant Coach: Michael Pereira (Second season, UNC Asheville, 2008)

Assistant Coach: Tad Kreamalmeyer (First season, Evansville, 2012)

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No. Name Pos. 2 Brandon Causey D 5 Ryan Coates D 15 Joel Craig MF 16 Vince DiPrimio MF/D 7 Mark Anthony Gonzalez MF 11 Faik Hajderovic F 19 Mack Hasinger F 12 Patrick Hodges D 14 Alex Kapsalis MF/D 22 Nick Lewis MF 4 Charlie Macias D 13 Peter May MF/D 6 Joel Nash MF 3 Nate Opperman F 1 Robert Randant GK 10 Luis Romero MF 17 Kevin Schafer D 8 Nick Schroeder D 20 Jesse Sharp F 23 Ryan Stallings F 18 Eric Teppen GK 9 Dylan Terry F 21 Kyle Wilson F/D

seniors (2) Robert Randant ....................GK Jesse Sharp ................................F

Juniors (2) Joel Nash ...............................MF Alex Kapsalis .........................MF

sophomores (11) Brandon Causey .......................D Charlie Macias ...........................D Nick Schroeder ........................D Dylan Terry ................................F Luis Romero ..........................MF Patrick Hodges .........................D Peter May ................................MF Joel Craig ................................MF

Kevin Schafer............................D Eric Teppen............................GK Ryan Stallings .............................F

freshmen (8) Nate Opperman ........................F Ryan Coates .............................D Mark Anthony Gonzalez .....MF Faik Hajderovic .........................F Vince DiPrimio......................MF Mack Hasinger ...........................F Kyle Wilson ................................F Nick Lewis ..............................MF

By class

Goalkeepers ............................... 2 Defenders ................................... 6 Midfielders .................................. 8 Forwards ..................................... 7

By position

2012 roster


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coach Bios

Position ......................................................Head CoachExperience at Evansville ....................Seventh Season Record ar Evansville ...................52-53-6 (6 seasons) Overall Record ..........................81-93-11 (10 seasons)Alma Mater ............................... Pace University, 1993Birthplace ........................................ Nyack, New YorkPronunciation ............................................Mike Jacobs

Mike JacoBs

head coach

Evansville 2005-Present

Iona College 1996-1999

assistant coach

Duke 2002-05

Evansville 2000-2002

professional coaching experience

Assistant Long Island Rough Riders

North Jersey Imperials

playing experience

Pace University 1989-1994

education

Pace BA, Literature/Communications

(Secondary Education Minor)

1993

honors

• MAAC Coach of the Year (1997)

• NSCAA National Assistant

Coach of the Year (2004)

• Board of Directors NSCAA

• Vice President for Events

NSCAA

Entering his seventh season as head coach, Mike Jacobs has made University of Evansville Soccer one of UE’s premier athletic programs. He has led the Aces to four winning seasons in his six years, and to the finals of the 2009 State Farm MVC Tournament.

A longtime advocate for the growth of soccer at the youth, collegiate and professional levels, Jacobs was elected in January 2012 as Vice President for Events of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, the largest coaching organization in the world with more than 30,000 members.

He was first elected to the NSCAA Board of Directors in 2009. The NSCAA Executive Committee, of which Jacobs is now a member, provides leadership and sets policy for youth, high school, college and professional soccer in the United States.

“My initial interest in being involved in the Board of Directors was to have a chance to grow the game of soccer on a larger level,” Jacobs says. “The opportunity to serve as Secretary gives me an opportunity to have a presence at the local, regional, national and international levels of our game. It’s pretty humbling to serve in this fashion in the largest coaching organization in the world.”

Jacobs is expected to become the Association’s President in 2015.

As involved as he is with the game at the national level, Jacobs’ main focus is on the Aces’ soccer program. Jacobs took over the UE program in 2006, and in his first year the Aces produced the nation’s most improved record at 9-8-0. That wasn’t all. UE in 2006 posted its best non-conference record (7-3-0) since 1996, and the Purple Aces’ fifth place finish in the highly regarded Missouri Valley Conference was their highest since 1999.

In 2007, playing a more difficult schedule, the Aces won 10 games for the first time since 1999. They climbed two more places in the MVC standings, finishing third behind two teams that eventually reached the NCAA Sweet 16. UE also reached the MVC Tournament semifinals for the first time since 1999. And, two years after averaging less than one goal per game, the 2007 Aces finished sixth nationally in scoring with 45 goals.

Then in 2008, playing seven teams that were nationally ranked at some time during the season, Jacobs led the Aces to another winning season. Mike Luttrull and Robby Lynch were chosen for the All-Midwest Region Team, and a total of nine members of the squad earned all-Missouri Valley Conference honors. As a result of his efforts, Jacobs in 2008 was awarded with a contract extension

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through the 2012 season. The 2008 team was ranked nationally during the course of the season, and rose as high as #21 in the nation by Soccer Times - an amazing feat considering the program had only won 2 games in the 2005 season, the year prior to Jacobs and his staff arriving on campus.

Jacobs’ 2009 squad posted UE’s fourth straight winning season, reached the MVC Tournament finals and narrowly missed the NCAA Tournament. A record-tying four players made the All-Midwest Region Team in 2009. In addition, Lynch and Luttrull earned national scholastic honors in 2009. The 2009 team was recognized by each of the major national polls, receiving votes in the Soccer Times and NSCAA national polls as well as being ranked nationally in the Top Drawer Soccer polls. The 2009 season also marked the second consecutive season that the Aces were among the nation’s top 50 in attendance.

The 2010 team produced a pair of all-region players in Lynch and defender Aaron Henkle. Lynch was chosen as Missouri Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year, and was chosen in January, 2011 by the expansion Portland Timbers in the MLS supplemental draft. Lynch, Henkle, Blake Schneider, Tyler Kincaid, Alex Kapsalis and Philip Manga all earned MVC post-season honors following the 2010 season. In addition, Mike Luttrull was chosen for the second year in a row as an Academic All-American, and Lynch was chosen for the second straight year as an NSCAA Scholar All-American.

The 2011 season was full of close encounters, as nine out of 17 contests were decided by one goal. The young squad boasted five all-conference honors with seniors Jarrett Robbins and Aaron Henkle earning second team and honorable mention nods, respectively. With great first-year campaigns, Patrick Hodges, Eric Teppen and Ryan Stallings were named to the Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team.

Jacobs’ coaching career began shortly after he graduated from Pace University in Pleasantville, N.Y. in 1993. Jacobs served as Head Coach at Iona College in New Rochelle, N.Y. from 1996-99, and was the 1997 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Coach of the Year after taking a team that finished 1-17-1 in 1996 and leading the Gaels to a 12-6 record in ‘97. At age 24, he was the youngest Division I head coach in the country.

Jacobs then joined the University of Evansville program for the first time in 2000, when he was hired by legendary coach Fred Schmalz as the Purple Aces’ top assistant coach.

After two years at UE, Jacobs from 2002 through 2005 served as the top assistant coach at Duke University, where he helped lead coach John Rennie’s Blue Devils to three NCAA Tournament appearances, including the semifinals of the 2004 College Cup. The 2005 Blue Devils won the ACC Championship. Jacobs was named inaugural winner of the NSCAA National Assistant Coach of the Year award in 2004. He was listed by College Soccer News as one of the ‘Top Assistant Coaches in the Country’ four years in a row. He then returned to Evansville prior to the 2006 season as Head Coach.

Jacobs’ professional coaching experience includes assisting with the Long Island Rough Riders, where he worked with former Tampa Bay Mutiny and New York/New Jersey head coach Alfonso Mondelo. He also assisted with the North Jersey Imperials of the USISL, where he coached current United States Under-23 National Team assistant coach Tim Mulqueen. Jacobs has served on the US Soccer and USL Super Y-League national coaching staffs, and has developed a reputation for identifying and developing professional players. The group includes Stefani Miglioranzi of the Philadelphia Union; Cory Elenio of the Carolina Railhawks; Alec Dufty of AC St Louis; Michael Videira and Darrius Barnes of the New England Revolution; Ray Burse and Spencer Wadsworth (formerly of FC Dallas); Blake Camp (formerly of the New York Red Bulls); Jordan Cila (formerly of the New York Red Bulls, Real Salt Lake and Colorado Rapids); Chris Loftus (formerly of the New England Revolution and Swedish first

division); Kyle Helton (formerly with the New England Revolution); Mike Grella (Leeds United of English Coca-Cola Championship) and Brad Guzan (Aston Villa FC of the English Premier League and US National Team).

Jacobs holds a USSF ‘A’ license and an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, in addition to recently completing his English League Managers Association (LMA) School of Football Management certificate. In a growing role with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, Jacobs has written for NSCAA publications, has co-authored a chapter in the Soccer Coaches Bible along with Coach Rennie, and currently writes a column on soccer for the Sunday Evansville Courier & Press.

Jacobs also started a number of programs to help connect Aces Soccer with its supporters. ‘Kick The Cold, Give A Coat’ provides coats for those less fortunate during the holiday season. The ProRehab ‘Score with the Aces’ reading program encourages young students to read with their parents. ‘Kick for Nick’ is a cooperative effort between Aces Soccer and the Lambda Chi fraternity to collect used soccer balls to send to children in Iraq. UE’s ‘Kick For The Cure’ began in 2008 as a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen For the Cure Foundation. Team members have also participated in Habitat For Humanity, Circle K Special Ed Prom, the MLK Walk, and Riley Walkathon. In addition, the Aces Soccer Camp is one of the largest soccer camps in the country, serving youth players from all over the United States.

Mike and his wife, Jennifer, have four children: Katherine (14), Daniel (10), Allison (9) and Amanda (7).

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coach Bios

Position .................................... Associate Head CoachExperience at Evansville ....................Seventh Season Alma Mater ................University of Evansville, 2000Pronunciation .......................................... Marshall Ray

Marshall ray

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head coach

Drury 2003-05

associate/assistant coach


Duke 2005

Drury 2002-03

professional playing experience

Nashville Metros 2001

playing experience

Pace University 1989-1994

education

Evansville

BS, Environmental Administration

2000

Going into his seventh year as Mike Jacobs’ top assistant, and fourth season as associate head coach, Marshall Ray is a major reason why Aces Soccer has become one of UE’s premier sports.

“Marshall has been intricately involved with our success, and continues to be an influence in our locker room,” says Jacobs. “Having a former player who is passionate about representing the University of Evansville is a tremendous example for our players. There is no question that Marshall bleeds purple.”

A 2000 graduate of UE, Ray was a member of the 1996 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championship team that reached the NCAA Tournament. He played defender and forward, and was an MVC Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week during his career. Ray received UE’s Ian Coull Award in 1999 for competitive spirit and teamwork, and was on the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete all-region team. After playing professionally for the A-League Nashville Metros in 2001, Ray spent four years at Drury University. After two years as Drury’s assistant coach, he became the youngest Division I head coach in the country in 2003 at age 25. Both of his teams at Drury received the NSCAA Team Academic Award. Ray had just completed his playing career at UE when Jacobs joined the Evansville staff as assistant coach in 2000. Jacobs left for Duke University as an assistant coach in 2002, and brought Ray to the Duke program after the 2004 season. Ray spent the 2005 season involved with recruiting, player development and day-to-day operations for the Blue Devils, who won the ACC Tournament and were nationally ranked that year. Ray also directed the Duke Soccer Camps.

When Jacobs returned to UE from Duke as UE’s head coach in 2006, he made Ray his first choice for assistant coach. Ray holds a USSF A license and studied under Pierre Barrieu, U.S. National Fitness Coach, to obtain a USSF National Fitness Level I license. He holds an NSCAA Advanced National License. Ray serves as Midwest Regional Chair for the NSCAA/Performance Subaru Division I All-America Committee, and as a coach led FC Evansville to IYSA state championships in 2009 and 2010.

Marshall lives in Evansville with his wife Julia and their two children, Patrick, 5, and Hilary, 1.


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Position ................................................Assistant CoachExperience at Evansville .....................Second Season Alma Mater ............................... UNC Asheville, 2008Pronunciation ........................Michael puh-RARE-uh

Michael pereira

Former University of North Carolina at Asheville standout Michael Pereira joined the University of Evansville coaching staff in the spring of 2011.

Pereira is a holder of the NSCAA National Diploma, National Goalkeeping Diploma and USSF ‘D’ license.

The Cary, N.C. native was a four-year letterman at Asheville from 2004-07, earning Big South All-Tournament, Big South All-Freshmen Team and Big South Player of the Week honors during his career. He also served as a staff member at the UNCA, Clemson and North Carolina State soccer camps during college.

Pereira also served as the Triangle Futbol Club head coach for ages 5-18 from 2008-11, and boys’ varsity assistant coach at Green Hope High School.

“Mike has an excellent playing and coaching pedigree, and has the potential to become an outstanding young coach,” according to Head Coach Mike Jacobs. “He will be a tremendous asset to our coaching staff, and will assist in all facets of our program.”

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assistant coach


Duke 2005

Drury 2002-03

playing experience

UNC Asheville 2004-07

education

UNC Asheville BS, Marketing

2008


player Bios

Height ...................................................................... 5-11 Weight ........................................................................165 Position ........................................................GoalkeeperYear ........................................................................Senior Hometown ............................................Collinsville, Ill. High School .................................................Collinsville Major .................................................................. Biology Pronunciation ................................Robert ran-DANT

roBert randant

career highs

saves5 vs. Wright State (9/4/11)

vs. Eastern Illinois (9/11/11)

why Ue? “Because of the good teacher-to-student ratio, as well as the great coaching staff the soccer program has to offer.”

2011 -- Appeared in four matches with three starts in goal…Logged 295:09 minutes, allowed six goals, made 11 saves (.647) with a 1.83 goals-allowed average and a 1-2-0 record in net… Posted five saves in his 2011 debut against Wright State (9/4)…Made five saves in UE’s 3-2 overtime win over Eastern Illinois (9/11)… Kept the Bruins off the board, playing the final 15:09 minutes of UE’s 4-1 win at Belmont (9/25)…Played all 90 minutes and made one save in UE’ 2-0 loss vs. Western Illinois (11/1).

2010 – Chosen as UE’s Most Improved Player...took over the goalkeeper position in mid-season...played every minute in each of the Aces’ final eight matches...finished the year with 770 minutes played, 11 goals allowed, 23 saves (.676), a 1.28 goals-allowed average and a 3-5-0 record...posted shutouts against SIU-Edwardsville, Eastern Illinois and Central Arkansas...made eight saves in a 2-1 overtime loss to Creighton.

2009 – UE’s number two goalkeeper as a freshman, behind Phil Boerger...saw 45 minutes of action...played the second half in Evansville’s 5-3 win over Stony Brook in the final round of the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic, allowing two goals and making one save...saw considerable playing time during the Aces’ spring season in 2010.

high school/clUB – Led Collinsville High School to the Illinois state finals in 2007, and to a Regional championship in 2008...posted nine solo shutouts and allowed only 0.55 goals as a senior...All-State and All-SWC selection...also made the St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro Team...played for the Metro United Soccer Club and St. Louis Scott Gallagher Illinois...key contributor to their US Soccer Developmental Academy teams...member of the USL Super-Y League ODP National Team.

personal – Robert Daniel Randant...born April 6, 1991 in Granite City, Illinois...son of Dan and Anne Randant...has one older sister, Elaine... outstanding student...academic major is biology...eventually wants to become a dentist.

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Individual Career History

Randant, Robert

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2009 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-02010 9 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-02011 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0TOTAL 14 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0

Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2009 1 45:00 2 4.00 1 . 3 3 3 0 0 0 02010 9 770:29 11 1.28 23 . 6 7 6 3 5 0 32011 4 295:09 6 1.83 11 . 6 4 7 1 2 0 0TOTAL 14 1110:38 19 1.54 35 . 6 4 8 4 7 0 3

Romero, Luis

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2011 15 0 3 3 6 . 0 0 0 3 . 5 0 0 0 0-0TOTAL 15 0 3 3 6 . 0 0 0 3 . 5 0 0 0 0-0

Schafer, Kevin


Schroeder, Nick


Sharp, Jesse

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2009 10 0 1 1 4 . 0 0 0 4 1.000 0 0-02010 16 1 2 4 13 . 0 7 7 4 . 3 0 8 0 0-02011 17 4 7 15 40 . 1 0 0 19 . 4 7 5 2 0-0TOTAL 43 5 10 20 57 . 0 8 8 27 . 4 7 4 2 0-0

Stallings, Ryan


Teppen, Eric


Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2011 14 1284:22 20 1.40 64 . 7 6 2 4 9 1 3TOTAL 14 1284:22 20 1.40 64 . 7 6 2 4 9 1 3

randant’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-1 Weight ........................................................................170 Position ........................................................... DefenderYear .............................................. Redshirt Sophomore Hometown ...............................................Prospect, Ky. High School .........................................North Oldham Major ...........................................................Engineering Pronunciation ................................Brandon CAW-zee

Brandon caUsey

career highs

points1 vs. IUPUI (9/2/11)

goals

assists1 vs. IUPUI (9/2/11)

shots2 vs. IUPUI (9/2/11)

why Ue?

“The soccer program, soccer coaching staff, engineering program, and the great campus.”

2011 -- Started three matches before suffering a season-ending injury…Totaled one assist, one point, and three shots…Recorded one assist and two shots in UE’s season-opening win over IUPUI (9/2).

2010 – Key player in Evansville’s back four...played in 17 of UE’s 18 matches, and started in 16...stepped in for the injured Justin Sass at central defender early in the year and helped the Aces post six shutouts...scored his first collegiate goal against Kentucky Sept. 26...also made four assists–against Portland, Belmont, Eastern Illinois and Alabama A&M.

high school/clUB – Standout defender for one of the top youth teams in the nation, leading Javanon FC to the United States Youth Soccer Association National Championships in 2008 and 2009 as the Region II (Midwest) champions...also helped lead Javanon FC to the 2008 and 2009 Disney Showcase Finals...All-State selection at North Oldham HS... member of the Kentucky Olympic Development Program.

personal – Brandon David Causey...born Jan. 16, 1992 in Toledo, Ohio...son of David and Karen Causey...has one younger brother, Jacob, and one younger sister, Hannah...expects to major in engineering.

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Causey, Brandon

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2010 17 1 4 6 13 . 0 7 7 4 . 3 0 8 0 0-02011 3 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0TOTAL 20 1 5 7 16 . 0 6 2 4 . 2 5 0 0 0-0

Craig, Joel


Hodges, Patrick


Kapsalis, Alex


Macias, Charlie


May, Peter


Nash, Joel


caUsey’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-0 Weight ........................................................................170 Position ............................................................. ForwardYear ................................................................. Freshman Hometown ............................................... Olathe, Kan. High School ............................................ Olathe South Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ................................Nate OPPER-man

nate opperMan

high school/clUB -- A successful goal scorer at the youth and high school levels…A charter member of the Sporting Kansas City developmental academy in the USSDA…Received the 2011 Bob Gansler Award as the Most Outstanding Sporting Kansas City Junior player…Sporting Kansas City 15/16 team’s leading scorer and paved the way for SKC to advance into the United States Soccer Development Academy Playoffs in 2011…Led Sporting Kansas City in scoring in the prestigious Generation Adidas Cup for Major League Soccer youth academy teams….A four-year starter at Olathe South High School…Led his team to a Kansas State Championship and runner-up finish during his career.

personal – Nate Opperman...Born April 30, 1994 in Maplewood, Minn....Son of Todd and Jennifer Opperman...Has an older brother, Daniel, younger brother, David, and older sister, Hannah. JacoBs on opperMan “Nate has been a proficient goal scorer at every level he has played at, but what makes him special is an outstanding work-ethic and ability to compete. The combination of those attributes, along with his ability to create and finish scoring chances, will make him an asset immediately.”

why Ue?

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player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 5-8 Weight ........................................................................150 Position .......................................Defender/MidfielderYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown ....................................... Westerville, Ohio High School ........................................St. Charles Prep Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ...............................Charlie Ma-SEE-us

charlie Macias

career highs

points1 vs. IUPUI (9/2/11)

goals

assists1 vs. IUPUI (9/2/11)

shots2 vs. IUPUI (9/2/11)

why Ue?

2011 -- Played in all 17 matches with six starts on defense…Totaled one goal, two points, nine shots, and three shots on goal…Scored his first collegiate goal in UE’s 2-1 loss to Drake (10/12)…Helped the Aces’ defense record three shutouts.

high school/clUB -- A versatile left-side player who can play in the back, midfield or up front...PLayed left back for the Crew Soccer Academy of the US Soccer Development Academy...Was a key contributor for the Team Ohio COSA FC that was USYSA Region II semifinalists in 2009...Was the leading scorer and Most Valuable Player for St. Charles Prep HS...An ACES SOCCER CAMP All-Star in 2010.

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Causey, Brandon


Craig, Joel


Hodges, Patrick


Kapsalis, Alex


Macias, Charlie


May, Peter


Nash, Joel


Macias career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 5-8 Weight ........................................................................150 Position ........................................................... DefenderYear ................................................................. Freshman Hometown .......................................Springboro, Ohio High School ................................................Springboro Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation .............................................Ryan Coats

ryan coates

high school/clUB -- Comes to the University of Evansville with extensive experience in both the US Soccer Development Academy and playing in the USYSA…Competed with the 15/16 Ohio Elite team in the USSDA, and plays for the Blast FC team that has been Ohio South State Finalists in 2010 and 2011…His performance at the youth level enabled him with the opportunity to train at the youth academy of Chelsea FC…Team MVP and first team all-region at Springboro High School…Has been a regular on the Ohio South Olympic Development Program team…An Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2010 and 2011, and was named the camp’s Most Valuable Player in 2011. JacoBs on coates “Ryan is the kind of person that we look for in our program – he has an outstanding attitude, and tremendous work-ethic and commitment. His ability to play both in the back and in midfield will add versatility and depth to our team.”

why Ue?“I chose the University of Evansville because of the strong aca-demics and historic soccer program. UE matched all the quali-ties that I looked for in a college. UE has a very nice campus with a good environment, which is like a home away from home for me. My desired major is Physical Therapy and Evansville has a very strong PT graduate program. Coach Jacobs and all of the coaching staff really made me feel like Evansville is where I needed to be and it is an honor to play soccer for a team that plays at such a high level with so much history.”

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player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 5-7 Weight ........................................................................150 Position ..........................................................MidfielderYear ........................................................................ Junior Hometown .......................................Birmingham, Ala. High School ......Learning Community International Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ................................................Joel Nash

Joel nash

career highs

points1 vs. Loyola-Chicago (9/16/11)


goals

assists1 vs. Loyola-Chicago (9/16/11)


shots2 vs. Western Illinois (11/1/11)

why Ue?

“Amazing, exciting, promising soccer program, as well as coaches. The right environment for me.”

2011 -- Played in 13 matches with seven starts at midfield…Totaled two assists, two points, five shots, and two shots on goal…Recorded an assist in UE’s 3-2 overtime win over Eastern Illinois (9/11)…Tallied an assist in UE’s 4-0 win over Loyola-Chicago (9/16) in the first game of Bradley University’s Grand Prairie Classic…Took a season-high two shots, including one on goal against Western Illinois (11/1).

2010 – Saw extensive playing time in the midfield as a freshman...played in eight matches...scored a goal and made an assist against Alabama A&M in the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic...very good distributor of the ball.

high school/clUB – Represented his country in the United States Under-17 National Team program in their residency program in Bradenton, Florida in the spring of 2009...participated in the Brad Friedel Premier Soccer Academy, as well as academy programs of the Columbus Crew and DC United...played for DC United of the US Soccer Developmental Academy... rated as the fifth best prospect in the South by Top Drawer Soccer.

personal – Joel Nash...born Jan. 20, 1992...son of Tom and Lonnie Nash...has two older brothers, Jonathan and James...academic major is undecided.

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Causey, Brandon


Craig, Joel


Hodges, Patrick


Kapsalis, Alex


Macias, Charlie


May, Peter


Nash, Joel


nash’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-0 Weight ........................................................................155 Position ..........................................................MidfielderYear ................................................................. Freshman Hometown ........................................ Toronto, Canada High School ........Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ...........Mark Anthony Gon-ZAHL-ez

Mark anthony gonzalez

high school/clUB -- Gonzalez comes to the University of Evansville with extensive experience at the top youth standard in Toronto, Canada…A member of the Sigma FC team that was the 2011 Ontario Soccer League Under-21 League Cup Champions, and was the team leading scorer…A creative attacking midfielder…Led Glenn Shields and Brampton East Snipers to league championships prior to joining Sigma…Captain of his Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School team, which won the ROPSSAA championship in 2010.

JacoBs on gonzalez “Mark Anthony is a dynamic attacking player that can create and finish scoring chances,” said Jacobs. “He will add creativity to our midfield, and enhance our opportunity to create more offense.”

why Ue?

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player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-5 Weight ........................................................................180 Position ..........................................Forward/DefenderYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown ..........................................Brighton, Mich. High School .................................................... BrightonMajor ................................................................................ Pronunciation .................................. Nick SHRAY-der

nick schroeder

career highs

points2 vs. Indiana (10/26/11)

goals1 vs. Indiana (10/26/11)

assists

shots2 vs. Indiana (10/26/11)

why Ue?

“UE provides the opportunity to get a great education as well as compete at the highest collegiate level under an excellent coaching staff.”

2011 -- Played in 14 matches with four starts…Totaled one goal, two points, five shots, and two shots on goal…Recorded his first career goal and took a season-high two shots in UE’s 2-1 loss to Indiana University (10/26)…Helped the Aces’ defense record two of their three shutouts on the season.

high school/clUB -- A physical presence who can play either in the back or in midfield...Was the Michigan Under-17 Most Valuable Player in 2010, captaining his Michigan Wolves team to a state title, the USYSA Region II Championships, and a No. 30 national ranking...A member of the Derby County Wolves program in the US Soccer Development Academy...A two-time All-State selection and captained his Brighton High School team to a district championship and No. 5 state ranking in 2010...Was an ACES SOCCER CAMP All-Star in 2010.

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Randant, Robert



Romero, Luis


Schafer, Kevin


Schroeder, Nick


Sharp, Jesse


Stallings, Ryan


Teppen, Eric



schroeder’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-1 Weight ........................................................................165 Position ............................................................. ForwardYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown .............................................Louisville, Ky. High School ........................................................... Male Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ............................................Dylan Terry

dylan terry

career highs

points3 vs. Memphis (9/18/11)

goals1 vs. Memphis (9/18/11)


assists1 vs. Memphis (9/18/11)

at Belmont (9/25/11)

at Kentucky (9/23/11)

shots5 vs. Wright State (9/4/11)

why Ue?

2011 -- Started all 17 matches with seven starts at midfield…Bradley University’s Grand Prairie Classic All-Tournament Team...Ranked third on the team offensively, totaling two goals, three assists, seven points, 25 shots, and 13 shots on goal……Fired a season-high five shots, including three shots on goal against Wright State (9/4)…Scored his first collegiate goal in UE’s 3-2 overtime win against Eastern Illinois (9/11)…Recorded a goal and an assist in UE’s 2-1 overtime win over Memphis (9/18) in the Grand Prairie Classic title match…Recorded an assist in three consecutive contests, including one vs. Memphis (9/18), Kentucky (9/23) and Belmont (9/25).

high school/clUB -- A standout forward for Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club, the Kentucky State Champions in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2010...Was the team’s leading scorer in 2010 en route to winning the Kentucky State Cup title and advancing to the USYSA Midwest Regional Championships...A member of the United States Under-17 national team pool...His Louisville Male HS team has been regarded as one of the top high school teams in the state of Kentucky, where he teamed with classmate Luis Romero and Aces standout Jarrett Robbins...The team’s leading scorer with 30 goals...Named first team All-State and a Kentucky State Player of the Year candidate in 2010...An ACES SOCCER CAMP All-Star in 2009 and 2010, and was named the camp’s Most Valuable Player in 2010.

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Terry, Dylan


terry’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 5-5 Weight ........................................................................150 Position ..........................................................MidfielderYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown .............................................Louisville, Ky. High School ........................................................... Male Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ........................Lou-EES Ro-MARE-o

lUis roMero

career highs




goals




shots2 at Belmont (9/25/11)

why Ue?

2011 -- Played in 15 matches with eight starts…Totaled three assists, three points, six shots, and three shots on goal…Logged an assist in each of UE’s wins over Eastern Illinois (9/11), Loyola-Chicago (9/16), and Belmont (9/25)...Took a shot on goal against MVC foes SIUE (10/8) and Missouri State (10/15).

high school/clUB -- The playmaker and midfield leader for the USYSA Region II Olympic Development Program...Was named an All-Star at the USYSA Interregional event at Disney in 2009...Led his United ‘96 Internationals youth team to the Kentucky Youth Soccer Association State Cup semifinals in 2009 and 2010, where he teamed with classmate Peter May...A second team All-State selection for Louisville Male Traditional HS, where he was a teammate of Aces Jarrett Robbins and Dylan Terry.

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Randant, Robert



Romero, Luis


Schafer, Kevin


Schroeder, Nick


Sharp, Jesse


Stallings, Ryan


Teppen, Eric



roMero’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 5-8 Weight ........................................................................145 Position ............................................................. ForwardYear ................................................................. Freshman Hometown ..............................................St. Louis, Mo. High School ....................................................Mehlville Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ...Fike (rhymes with bike) Haj-der-o-vic

faik haJderovic

high school/clUB -- A dynamic attacking player, and is regarded as one of the top goal scoring prospects in the St. Louis metropolitan area…Leading goal scorer for the Saint Louis Scott Gallagher Metro team of the United States Soccer Development Academy…Recognized as a member of the 2011 ESPN Missouri All-State Starting 11…Was key in leading his club team to USYSA Missouri State Cup Championships at the Under-13, Under-14 and Under-15 levels before going to join the USSDA…An Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2011. JacoBs on haJderovic “Faik has the potential to be a dangerous attacking player at the collegiate level. He can create and finish scoring chances, and always puts himself in threatening spots with and without the ball.”

why Ue?“I chose UE because of academics and soccer. I am planning on majoring in civil engineering. Also, I was impressed in the way the UE soccer coaching staff treated me. They made UE feel like it was the place for me.”

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player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-1 Weight ........................................................................160 Position ........................................................... DefenderYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown ...........................................Evansville, Ind. High School .................................................... Harrison Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation .................................. Patrick Hodge-ez

patrick hodges

career highs


goals1 vs. Loyola-Chicago (9/16/11)

assists

shots2 at Kentucky (9/23/11)

why Ue?

2011 -- Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team…Started all 17 matches on defense…Totaled one goal, two points, five shots, and one shot on goal…Scored his first collegiate goal in UE’s 4-0 win over Loyola-Chicago (9/16) in Bradley University’s Grand Prairie Classic…Took a season-high two shots at Kentucky (9/23)…Helped the Aces’ backfield record three shutouts.

high school/clUB -- An athletic central defender that evolved into one of the top players in the state of Indiana...A key contributor on the FC Evansville Under-18s that won the Indiana State Cup Championship in 2010, and was coached by Aces Associate Head Coach Marshall Ray...Played for the Saint Louis Scott Gallagher Metro team in the United States Soccer Development Academy...Was named All-State for Harrison HS as a senior and teamed with fellow classmates Drew Schall and Eric Teppen to win the SIAC...Was an ACES SOCCER CAMP All-Star in 2010.

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Causey, Brandon


Craig, Joel


Hodges, Patrick


Kapsalis, Alex


Macias, Charlie


May, Peter


Nash, Joel


hodges’ career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-2 Weight ........................................................................175 Position .......................................Midfielder/DefenderYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown ................................... Bowling Green, Ky. High School .........................................Bowling Green Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ............................................... Peter May

peter May

career highs

points

goals

assists

shots3 vs. Marist (9/9/11)

why Ue?

2011 -- Played in 13 matches with eight starts…Totaled nine shots and three shots on goal…Recorded a season-high three shots and two shots on goal in UE’s 1-0 loss to Marist (9/9)…Took a shot on goal in the Aces’ 2-1 loss to Drake (10/12)…Helped UE shut out IUPUI (9/2) and Loyola-Chicago (9/16).

high school/clUB -- A standout midfielder and defender at the high school and youth level...Led his Bowling Green HS team to the Regional Finals of the Kentucky State HS playoffs, and was named as a first team All-State and NSCAA Region 5 All-American...Captained his United ‘96 to the Kentucky State Cup semifinals in 2010, and was a member of the Bloomington Cutters team that were semifinalists in the 2009 Indiana State Cup...A club teammate of classmate Luis Romero....An ACES SOCCER CAMP All-Star in 2010...Member of the National Honor Society.

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Causey, Brandon


Craig, Joel


Hodges, Patrick


Kapsalis, Alex


Macias, Charlie


May, Peter


Nash, Joel


May’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-0 Weight ........................................................................165 Position ..........................................................MidfielderYear ........................................................................ Junior Hometown ................................................Fishers, Ind. High School ....................................................... FishersMajor ................................................................................ Pronunciation ...................................Alex Kap-SAL-is

alex kapsalis

career highs

points2 vs. Bradley (10/29/11)

goals1 vs. Bradley (10/29/11)




shots2 4 times

why Ue?

“Because of its prestigious reputation, location, size, and its soccer team.”

2011 -- Played in and started 15 matches at midfield…Totaled one goal, three assists, five points, 12 shots, and three shots on goal…Recorded one assist in each match against Loyola-Chicago (9/16), Kentucky (9/23), and Belmont (9/25)…Scored his first collegiate goal in UE’s 2-1 loss to Bradley (10/29).

2010 – Outstanding addition to the squad who was UE’s Newcomer of the Year...made the Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team, and the MVC All-Tournament team...skilled midfielder who played in 15 matches and started in seven...strong defensively...very good distributor of the ball.

high school/clUB – Standout midfielder who led his FC Pride team to Indiana State Cup championships in 2006, 2007 and 2008, and to Midwest Regional League titles in 2007 and 2008...key contributor to his team’s championship in the 2008 Disney Showcase...second team All-State selection for Fishers HS, finishing his career as their all-time leader in assists...participated in the Indiana Olympic Development Program.

personal – Alexandros Peter Kapsalis...born Sept. 27, 1991 in Indianapolis, Ind...son of Pete and Diane Kapsalis...has three brothers and two stepsisters...father is executive director and director of coaching for FC Pride...father played soccer at Michigan State...uncles Dan, Paul and Dean played soccer at Indiana...expects to major in business administration.

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Causey, Brandon


Craig, Joel


Hodges, Patrick


Kapsalis, Alex


Macias, Charlie


May, Peter


Nash, Joel


kapsalis’ career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-2 Weight ........................................................................175 Position .......................................Midfielder/DefenderYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown ............................................ Sunbury, Ohio High School .................................................Big Walnut Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ................................................Joel Craig

Joel craig

career highs

points

goals

assists

shots1 4 times

why Ue?

2011 -- Played in six matches…Totaled four shots and two shots on goal…Took a shot on goal in UE’s 4-0 win over Loyola-Chicago (9/16) in Bradley University’s Grand Prairie Classic…Also took a shot on goal in UE’s 4-1 win at Belmont (9/25).

high school/clUB -- A creative midfielder who has been a standout at the youth and high school levels...Led his Blast FC team to the USYSA Ohio South State Cup Championship on four different occasions, and has been a member of the Region II Olympic Development Program...Was named to All-Conference and All-District teams for his play with Big Walnut HS this season...Was an ACES SOCCER CAMP All-Star in 2010.

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Causey, Brandon


Craig, Joel


Hodges, Patrick


Kapsalis, Alex


Macias, Charlie


May, Peter


Nash, Joel


craig’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ...................................................................... 5-10 Weight ........................................................................165 Position .......................................Midfielder/DefenderYear ................................................................. Freshman Hometown ..................................... Bloomington, Ind. High School .............................................Bloomington Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation .................................................................

vince dipriMio

high school/clUB -- An industrious central midfielder who is very active on both sides of the ball…A mainstay and key contributor for the Indiana United Fire Academy of the United States Soccer Development Academy…A standout at the high school level as well, having been recognized as an all-state honoree for Bloomington High School North as both a junior and senior…Helped lead Bloomington High School North to four sectional titles and one regional title…Was recognized as a member of the 2011 ESPN Indiana All-State Starting 11…A member of the National Honor Society.

personal – Vincent Peter DiPrimio...Born Aug. 13, 1993 in Evansville, Ind....Son of Peter and Cindy DiPrimio...Has one older sister, Gabrielle...expects to major in exercise science. JacoBs on dipriMio “Vince is a tremendous competitor with an outstanding engine. He figures to add strength and versatility to our midfield.”

why Ue? “I chose UE because it was the perfect fit for me. It’s a great school, it has a great tradition, a great coaching staff and a great group of guys.”

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player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-0 Weight ........................................................................170 Position ........................................................... DefenderYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown ....................................Albuquerque, N.M. High School .................................. Shattuck-St. Mary’s Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ....................................Kevin SHAY-fer

kevin schafer

career highs


goals


shots1 vs. Western Illinois (11/1/11)

vs. Butler (10/22/11)

why Ue?

“I chose UE because I was really impressed with the engineering program and the coaches. I knew it was an environment where I would be able to improve myself as a player and as a person.”

2011 -- Played in 15 matches with eight starts…Totaled three assists, three points, six shots, and three shots on goal…Logged an assist in each of UE’s wins over Eastern Illinois (9/11), Loyola-Chicago (9/16), and Belmont (9/25)...Took a shot on goal against MVC foes SIUE (10/8) and Missouri State (10/15).

high school/clUB -- A versatile defender who comes with extensive club experience...A member of the US Under-15 national team pool and USYSA Region IV Olympic Development Program...Led the Elite FC Gladiators to New Mexico State Championships in 2007, 2008 and 2009, as well as the USYSA West Regional semifinals in 2007 and 2008 and finals in 2009...Attended the Shattuck-St Mary’s program and is a member of their US Soccer Development Academy team.

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Randant, Robert



Romero, Luis


Schafer, Kevin


Schroeder, Nick


Sharp, Jesse


Stallings, Ryan


Teppen, Eric



schafer’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 6-4 Weight ........................................................................200 Position ........................................................GoalkeeperYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown ...........................................Evansville, Ind. High School .................................................... Harrison Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation .......................................... Eric TEP-en

eric teppen

career highs

saves10 vs. Loyola-Chicago (9/16/11)

why Ue?

2011 -- Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team… Bradley University’s Grand Prairie Classic All-Tournament Team…UE’s primary goalkeeper, starting 14 matches in net…Logged 1284:22 minutes in goal, allowed 20 goals, and made 64 saves with a 1.40 goals-allowed average…Recorded three shutouts with a 4-9-1 record in net…Ranked fourth in the MVC for saves per game (4.57), fifth for shutouts per game (0.21) and sixth for save percentage (.762)...Earned a shutout with one save in his first collegiate match, as UE won 2-0 over IUPUI (9/2)…Recorded 10 saves and a shutout in UE’s 4-0 win over Loyola-Chicago (9/16) and seven saves in UE’s 2-1 overtime victory over Memphis (9/18) in the Grand Prairie Classic title match…Played all 90 minutes in goal against No. 21 Kentucky (9/23), recording nine saves in the 2-1 loss…Recorded the shutout in UE’s 110:00 minute 0-0 tie at Central Arkansas (10/19) with two saves.

high school/clUB -- An athletic and imposing goalkeeper who has been a standout at the high school and youth levels...A standout on the FC Evansville team that won the Indiana State Cup Championship at the Under-17 and Under-18 levels, and was coached by Aces Associate Head Coach Marshall Ray...Plays for the Saint Louis Scott Gallagher Metro team in the United States Soccer Development Academy...Named All-State for Harrison HS as a senior where he teamed with fellow classmates Patrick Hodges and Drew Schall to win the SIAC...An ACES SOCCER CAMP All-Star in 2008, 2009 and 2010.

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Randant, Robert



Romero, Luis


Schafer, Kevin


Schroeder, Nick


Sharp, Jesse


Stallings, Ryan


Teppen, Eric



teppen’s career statistics


player Bios

Height ...................................................................... 5-10 Weight ........................................................................145 Position ............................................................. ForwardYear ................................................................. Freshman Hometown ................................................. Morton, Ill. High School ...................................................... Morton Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation .................................Mack HASS-in-jer

Mack hasinger

high school/clUB -- A versatile attacking player who can play in the midfield or up front…Plays for Saint Louis Scott Gallagher Metro of the US Soccer Development Academy, and was the team’s second leading scorer a year ago – including two game-winning goals…Was a teammate of fellow classmate Faik Hajderovic on SLSG Metro…An All-State selection at Morton High School…Helped his team to a school record in goals scored (104) and wins in a season (21)…Selected as his team MVP…2011 Peoria Journal Star All-Area Team and MVP of Mid Illini Conference in the Peoria Sports Verein High School Soccer Coaches Association Senior All-Star Game. JacoBs on hasinger “Mack is a creative attacking player. He can create and finish scoring chances, and can do so out of midfield or out on the flanks.”

why Ue?“I chose UE because of the prestigious programs (soccer and academic), the great coaching staff and knowing that I would have a group of great guys around me.”

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player Bios

Height ........................................................................ 5-8 Weight ........................................................................165 Position ............................................................. ForwardYear ........................................................................Senior Hometown ................................................Warsaw, Ind. High School ................................ Warsaw Community Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ..........................................Jess-ee Sharp

Jesse sharp

career highs

points4 vs. Eastern Illinois (9/11/11)

goals2 vs. Eastern Illinois (9/11/11)

assists2 vs. Memphis (9/18/11)

vs. IUPUI (9/2/11)

shots6 at SIUE (10/8/11)

why Ue?

“UE had the major I wanted and the soccer program is very good. Also, I felt I fit in with the team well.”

2011 -- ProRehab Aces Classic All-Tournament Team…Bradley University’s Grand Prairie Classic MVP, tallying a goal and three assists in the two matches…Played in all 17 matches with 16 starts...UE’s leading offensive producer, totaling four goals, seven assists, 15 points, 40 shots, and 19 shots on goal…Ranked first in the MVC averaging 0.41 assists per game…Ranked fourth in the league for shots per game (2.35), seventh for points per game (0.88), and 10th for goals per game (0.24)…Led the Aces with two game-winning goals, netted in consecutive matches vs. Eastern Illinois (9/11) and Loyola-Chicago (9/16) and also added an assist against the Ramblers…Scored a season-best two goals against EIU (9/11), including the golden goal with 56 seconds remaining the in the first overtime period…Recorded a goal in UE’s 4-1 win at Belmont (9/25)…Contributed two assists in UE’s season-opening 2-0 win over IUPUI (9/2)…Had assists on both goals in UE’s 2-1 overtime win over previously undefeated Memphis (9/18) in the title game of the Grand Prairie Classic…Recorded an assist against No. 21 Kentucky (9/23)…Capped five consecutive point producing matches with a goal at Belmont (9/25)…Logged an assist in UE’s 2-1 loss to Bradley (10/29).

2010 – Recipient of UE Soccer’s Greg Bordfeld Spirit of the Aces Award for demonstrating commitment to the program, social responsibility to the community, pride and Passion...Saw action at forward in 16 of Evansville’s 18 matches, and made his first collegiate start Oct. 24 at Bradley, where he took a career-high four Shots...Possesses good speed and skills...Scored the Aces’ only goal at Western Illinois, and made two assists in a 4-1 win over Belmont...Tied for 10th on the team in scoring with four points.

2009 – Played in 10 matches as a freshman, coming off the bench in an attacking role...Made an assist on Tyler Kincaid’s goal in UE’s 2-0 win over Western Michigan in September...Took a total of four shots, including two against Stony Brook and one each against Western Michigan and Western Illinois.

high school/clUB – Leading scorer in Warsaw Community High School Totaled 50 goals, 29 assists and 127 points...All-state selection in 2006 and 2008...Led Tigers to three sectional titles and one regional...Helped lead the Ft. Wayne Fever Academy team to the USL Super-Y League national finals, to the Indiana State Cup championship in 2007, and to the quarterfinals of the USYSA Region II Championships...2008 Super-Y national select player...Club teammate of UE’s Gavin Chura.

personal – Jesse Thomas Sharp...Born December 24, 1990 in Mansfield, Ohio...Son of Mark and Kelly Sharp...Has two older brothers...Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes...majoring in pre-physical therapy.

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player Bios

Height ...................................................................... 5-11 Weight ........................................................................150 Position ..........................................Forward/DefenderYear ................................................................. Freshman Hometown ...........................................Evansville, Ind. High School ..................................................Mater Dei Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ........................................... Kyle Wilson

kyle wilson

high school/clUB -- Comes to the University of Evansville after an outstanding career at the high school and youth levels…One of the key contributors for the Evansville Soccer Club team that won the 2010 Indiana Youth Soccer Association State Championship and has been state finalists three times… Coached by former University of Evansville coach Fred Schmalz at ESC…His Mater Dei High School team was 2011 Indiana State finalists, and were sectional champions for three consecutive years…Totaled 27 goals and 20 assists his senior season…Credited by ESPN for being tied for 12th in the nation for assists…Recognized as a member of the 2011 ESPN Indiana All-State Starting 11 and as a McDonald’s All-America Finalist…A member of the Indiana Olympic Development Program…A three-time Aces Soccer Camp All-Star. personal – Kyle Scott Wilson...Born June 15, 1994 in Bloomington, Ind....Son of Gregory and Roseann Wilson...Has one older sister, Jessica.

JacoBs on wilson“Kyle has grown up around Aces Soccer, and it is massive for us to be able to have members of our program who ‘bleed purple.’ His athleticism and versatility makes him someone that has the potential to contribute in a number of different roles.”

why Ue?“I chose the University of Evansville because it has been a part of my life since I was little. My grandparents have taught her as well as my Father. I have grown up through the Aces Soccer Camps and spend a lot of time around the campus. In addi-tion, UE was always a perfect fit for me. The campus was just the right size and not too far from home. Lastly, I have always wanted to play soccer for the University of Evansville and con-sidered myself to have a “Bleed Purple” attitude.”

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Height ...................................................................... 5-11 Weight ........................................................................155 Position ..........................................................MidfielderYear ................................................................. Freshman Hometown ..........................................Beaverton, Ore. High School ..................................................Beaverton Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation .............................................Nick Lewis

nick lewis

high school/clUB -- Enters the University of Evansville with a successful playing resume at the high school and club levels…A four-year starter at Beaverton High School where he was named the BHS team Most Valuable Player and All-Metro League…Totaled 11 goals and eight assists in 16 matches his senior season…Team captain of BSC Portland, which is coached by former University of Evansville standout Ryan Youngblood…A member of the Oregon Olympic Development Program.

personal – Nicholas Fox Lewis...Born Jan. 14, 1994 in Portland, Ore....Son of Stephen and Leah Lewis...Has one older sister, Alexandra, and one younger brother, Tristan.

JacoBs on lewis “Nick has an excellent playing pedigree and has been a leader on any of the teams he has played on. We expect him to add that same level of leadership and commitment to our Aces’ team.”

why Ue?“I chose University of Evansville because it is a great school. My coach and mentor, Ryan Youngblood, former UE Soccer player, recommended University of Evansville to me. Once I did the research, met the coaches, players and staff I knew it was the right choice for me.”

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Height ...................................................................... 5-10 Weight ........................................................................155 Position ............................................................. ForwardYear .............................................................. Sophomore Hometown ..........................................Coxs Creek, Ky. High School .........................................Nelson County Major ................................................................................ Pronunciation ................................. Ryan STALL-ings

ryan stallings

career highs


goals2 vs. Loyola-Chicago (9/16/11)

assists2 vs. Eastern Illinois (9/11/11)

shots4 vs. Loyola-Chicago (9/16/11)

vs. Drake (10/12/11)


why Ue?

2011 -- Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team… Bradley University’s Grand Prairie Classic All-Tournament Team…Started 16 matches with 10 starts…UE’s leading goal-scorer (5) and second leading point producer (12)…Totaled five goals, two assists, 12 points, 20 shots, and 13 shots on goal…Ranked sixth in the MVC for goals per game (0.31) and 10th for points per game (0.75)…Scored a season-high two goals, including the first of his collegiate career, on a season-high four shots on goal in UE’s 4-0 victory over Loyola-Chicago (9/16)…Netted goals in four consecutive matches from 9/16-9/25, scoring one against Memphis (9/18), No. 21 Kentucky (9/23), and Belmont (9/25)…Recorded two assists in UE’s 3-2 overtime win over Eastern Illinois (9/11).

high school/clUB -- A fast attacking player who will add depth to the Aces’ attack...His JYSA Storm team advanced to the Kentucky Youth Soccer Association State Cup semifinals in 2009...A three-time All-State selection at Nelson County HS where he set the school’s all-time scoring record with 106 goals during his career...An ACES SOCCER CAMP All-Star in 2010.

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history


teaMncaa toUrnaMents 1982 (0-1), 1984 (1-1), 1985 (2-1; semifinalist), 1986 (0-1), 1987 (0-1), 1988 (0-1), 1989 (0-1), 1990 (2-1; semifinalist), 1991 (0-1), 1992 (0-1), 1996 (0-1) conference chaMpionships (regUlar season): 1990, 1991

conference toUrnaMent chaMpionships

1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1996

prorehaB aces soccer classic chaMpionships

1988, 1990, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010

Bradley University grand prairie classic

2011 adidas/nscaa teaM acadeMic award 2007, 2008, 2009

individUalnational player of year1989: Rob Paterson (Adi Dassler/ISAA)

all-aMerica 1982: Just Jensen, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1982: John Nunes, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1985: Dan McHugh, 3rd Team (NSCAA)1985: Mike Mikes, 3rd Team (NSCAA) 1985: Andrew Norton, 3rd Team (NSCAA)1986: Mike Mikes, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1987: Mick Lyon, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1989: Rob Paterson, 1st Team (NSCAA)1990: Scott Cannon, 1st Team (NSCAA)1990: David Weir, 1st Team (NSCAA)1990: Trey Harrington, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1991: Graham Merryweather, 1st Team (NSCAA)1992: Trey Harrington, 3rd Team (NSCAA)1996: Shawn Beyer, 3rd Team (Soccer News)

national teaM caMpBrian Adcock U-17 USA Dan Balassi Full USARune Bjoro Youth NorwayDan Broxup Schools EnglandMarc Burch U-18, U-20 USACarlos Celis U-18 VenezuelaScott Cannon Full USAFrank D’Amelo U-23 USAPedro Delgado U-18 VenezuelaAlec Dufty U-20 USAIan Dunbar Schools EnglandDiego Gutierrez Full USATrey Harrington U-23 USA

Brad Henderson U-17 USA Gerard Homer U-23 TrinidadJust Jensen U-18 DenmarkTony Jones U-17, U-20 USAA.J. Lachowecki Futsal USA Brian Loftin Futsal USAMike Lue U-20 USARobby Lynch U-20 USAMick Lyon Schools EnglandRichard Menjivar U-18 USA Pedro Millan U-18 VenezuelaRob Paterson Full USATroy Perkins Full USAKieran Purcell U-20 New ZealandShane Schmidt U-17, U-20 USADavid Weir Schools, Full Scotland

Mvc all-centennial teaM (chosen 2006): Pedro Delgado (1995-98)

Ue hall of faMe1986: Bill Vieth (coach)1989: John Nunes1992: Frank D’Amelio1994: Dan McHugh1996: A.J. Lachowecki1997: Rob Paterson1998: David Weir2001: Graham Merryweather2002: Scott Cannon2003: Mick Lyon2004: Fred Schmalz (coach)2006: Mike Mikes2007: Trey Harrington

all-region (Mideast ‘77-‘02; Midwest ‘03-present)1977: Papa Jobe 1978: Papa Jobe 1979: Just Jensen, Frank D'Amelio 1980: Just Jensen, Pat Burns 1981: Just Jensen, John Nunes, Gerard Homer 1982: Just Jensen, Scott Westbrook, John Nunes 1983: A.J. Lachowecki, Craig Kessler, Ken McNamara 1984: Peter Gestrich, A.J. Lachowecki, Dan McHugh 1985: Andrew Norton, Mick Lyon, Mike Mikes, Rob Schoenstein, Dan Balassi, Dan McHugh 1986: Mick Lyon, Dan McHugh, Mike Mikes 1987: Mick Lyon, Jack Mitchell, Joe Kofron 1988: Jon Halliwill, Rob Paterson, Paul Nevin, Scott Cannon 1989: Scott Cannon, Rob Paterson, David Weir, Tim Ernst 1990: Scott Cannon, Tim Ernst, Trey Harrington,

David Weir, Geff Rainbolt 1991: Graham Merryweather, John Prow, Trey Harrington 1992: Trey Harrington, Shane Schmidt, Ian Dunbar, Diego Gutierrez1994: 1st: Ian Dunbar, 2nd: Jose Londono, 3rd: Mike LaBerge1995: 2nd: Ian Dunbar, 3rd: Jose Londono, Josh Feigl1996: 1st: C.W. Raines, Shawn Beyer; 2nd: Jose Londono1997: 3rd: Chuck Browder1998: 3rd: Chuck Browder, Pedro Delgado 1999: 2nd: Terence Gargantini2003: 1st: Marc Burch 3rd: Dan Broxup2006: 1st: Cory Elenio2007: 1st: Cory Elenio2008: 3rd: Mike Luttrull, Robby Lynch2009: 2nd: Robby Lynch. 3rd: Justin Sass, Richard Menjivar, Tom Irvin2010: 1st: Robby Lynch. 3rd: Aaron Henkle

all-Midwestern collegiate conference

1987: Doug Diedrich, Tim Ernst, Joe Kofron, Mick Lyon 1988: Scott Cannon, Paul Nevin, Rob Paterson 1989: 1st: Scott Cannon, Tim Ernst, Ian O’Brien, Rob Paterson, David Weir. 2nd: Brian Adcock, Graham Merryweather. All-Newcomer Team: Brian Boes, Ron Croy, Trey Harrington. Player of the Year: Rob Paterson 1990: 1st: Scott Cannon, Tim Ernst, Trey Harrington, Graham Merryweather, Geff Rainbolt, David Weir. 2nd: Shane Barrett, Steve Church. Newcomer of the Year: Shane Schmidt Player of the Year: David Weir 1991: 1st: Graham Merryweather, David Weir, John Prow, Steve Church, Trey Harrington. 2nd: Shane Schmidt All-Newcomer Team: Korby Smith. Player of the Year: Graham Merryweather 1992: 1st: Trey Harrington, Ian Dunbar, Shane Schmidt, Diego Gutierrez 2nd: Mark Bowland All-Newcomer Team: Ian Dunbar, Diego Gutierrez, Scott Ikeda, Tony Jones.1993: 1st: Scott Ikeda, Shane Schmidt 2nd: Ian Eggleston

all-MissoUri valley conference1994: 1st: Matthew Blackbourne 2nd: Jose Londono, Ian Dunbar, Mike LaBerge HM: Ian Eggleston, Robby Leger

honors & awards


1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Matthew Blackbourne, Ian Dunbar, Jose Londono All-MVC Tournament: Matthew Blackbourne, Mike LaBerge1995: 1st: Pedro Delgado, Josh Feigl 2nd: Matt Mattingly, C.W. Raines HM: Jose Londono All Newcomer Team: Pedro Delgado, (Newcomer of Year), Dustin Ottesen 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Ian Dunbar, Josh Feigl, C.W. Raines All-MVC Tournament: Josh Feigl, Jose Londono, C.W. Raines 1996: 1st: Shawn Beyer, Mike LaBerge, Jose Londono, Matt Mattingly, C.W. Raines. 2nd: Josh Feigl, Pedro Delgado, Dustin Ottesen All Newcomer Team: Shawn Beyer Newcomer of the Year: Shawn Beyer Defensive Player of the Year: C.W Raines 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Pedro Delgado, Josh Feigl, Jose Londono, C.W. Raines All-MVC Tournament: Mike LaBerge (MVP), Scott Bragg, C.W. Raines, Brad Worth1997: 1st: Pedro Delgado 2nd: Josh Feigl, Matt Mattingly All Newcomer Team: Chuck Browder, Brad Henderson 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Pedro Delgado, Josh Feigl All-MVC Tournament: Michael Lue1998: 2nd: Chuck Browder, Michael Lue, Pedro Delgado, Scott Bragg HM: Corey Kessler All Newcomer Team: Matt Harrell 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Pedro Delgado, Matt Filing, Dustin Ottesen1999: 1st: Dustin Ottesen, Terence Gargantini; 2nd: Clay Havill All Newcomer Team: Terence Gargantini (Newcomer of the Year) All-MVC Tournament: Dustin Ottesen, Robbie Barker. 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Dustin Ottesen2000: HM: Clay Havill, Jeff Rhymer All-Newcomer Team: Matt Sebek2001: HM: Clay Havill, Terence Gargantini All-Newcomer Team: Jean-Yves Fankam 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Clay Havill2002: 2nd: Marc Burch, Casey Stevens. All-Newcomer Team: Marc Burch, Chris Binder2003: 2nd: Marc Burch, Lance Muckey HM: Dan Broxup All-Freshman Team: Ian McAuley 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Adam Schultz2004: 2nd: Dan Broxup.

HM: Marc Burch, Corey Southers All-Freshman Team: Cory Elenio. All-MVC Tournament: Marc Burch2005: 2nd: Jason Pele. 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Jason Pele2006: 1st: Cory Elenio. 2nd: Dustin Awe HM: Alec Dufty, Ian McAuley All-Freshman Team: Tom Irvin 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Jason Pele, Corey Southers2007: 1st: Cory Elenio, Dustin Awe 2nd: Ian McAuley, Robby Lynch HM: Alec Dufty, Reggie Edu, Mike Luttrull, Kipp Erskine All-Freshman Team: Robby Lynch (Freshman of the Year), Mike Luttrull All-MVC Tournament: Cory Elenio, Alec Dufty 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Dustin Awe2008: 1st: Mike Luttrull. 2nd: Reggie Edu, Kipp Erskine, Tom Irvin, Robby Lynch, Richard Menjivar. HM: Alec Dufty All-Freshman Team: Richard Menjivar, Tyler Crawford, Tad Kreamalmeyer All-MVC Tournament: Robby Lynch 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Mike Luttrull2009: 1st: Robby Lynch. 2nd: Richard Menjivar, Tom Irvin, Mike Luttrull HM: Phil Boerger, Justin Sass All-MVC Tournament: Aaron Henkle, Tom Irvin, Robby Lynch 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Mike Luttrull, Robby Lynch2010: 1st: Robby Lynch (Defensive Player of the Year). 2nd: Blake Schneider, Aaron Henkle, Tyler Kincaid. HM: Jarrett Robbins, Tad Kreamalmeyer, Mike Luttrull. All-Freshman Team: Alex Kapsalis, Philip Manga. All-MVC Tournament: Alex Kapsalis. 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Mike Luttrull, Robby Lynch, Blake Schneider 2011: 2nd: Jarrett Robbins HM: Aaron Henkle All-Freshman Team: Patrick Hodges, Eric Teppen, Ryan Stallings

isaa senior Bowl 1978: Papa Jobe 1979: Frank D’Amelio 1980: Dan Jenkerson 1981: Gerard Homer 1982: John Nunes, Scott Westbrook 1983: Ken McNamara, alternate 1984: A.J. Lachowecki, alternate 1985: Rob Schoenstein

1986: Mike Mikes, Dan McHugh 1987: Mick Lyon 1988: Jon Halliwill, Dan O’Donnell 1990: Rob Paterson 1991: Scott Cannon, Tim Ernst 1992: Graham Merryweather, David Weir 1993: Trey Harrington1995: Ian Dunbar2003: Troy Perkins (MLS Combine Game)

acadeMic all-aMerica 1987: Joe Kofron 1988: Dan Cannon 1989: Geff Rainbolt 1990: Steve Church, Geff Rainbolt 1991: 1st: Graham Merryweather, Steve Church; Honorable Mention: Mark Bowland 1992: 2nd: Mark Bowland1996: 1st: C.W. Raines. 3rd: Pedro Delgado, Josh Feigl1997: 1st: Pedro Delgado 2nd: Josh Feigl1998: 1st: Pedro Delgado, Dustin Ottesen. 2nd: Matt Filing, Craig Stone1999: 1st: Dustin Ottesen2000: 3rd: Brad Henderson2001: 3rd: Clay Havill2005: 2nd: Jason Pele2006: 2nd: Jason Pele2009: 2nd: Mike Luttrull2010: 1st: Mike Luttrull

integra Bank Most valUaBle player 1977: Papa Jobe 1978: Frank D’Amelio 1979: Frank D’Amelio 1980: Just Jensen 1981: Gerard Homer 1982: John Nunes 1983: A.J. Lachowecki 1984: Peter Gestrich 1985: Mick Lyon 1986: Mick Lyon, Mike Mikes 1987: Mick Lyon 1988: Jon Halliwill 1989: Rob Paterson 1990: Scott Cannon, Trey Harrington 1991: Graham Merryweather 1992: Ian Dunbar1993: Ian Eggleston, Shane Schmidt1994: Ian Dunbar1995: Ian Dunbar1996: Shawn Beyer, Mike LaBerge1997: Chuck Browder1998: Chuck Browder

honors & awards


1999: Dustin Ottesen, Clay Havill2000: John Armstrong2001: Clay Havill2002: Mike LavergneNo selections 2003 -20052006: Dustin Awe2007: Cory Elenio2008: Alec Dufty2009: Robby Lynch2010: Robby Lynch

offensive Mvp 2006: Cory Elenio2007: Cory Elenio2008: Mike Luttrull2009: Robby Lynch

defensive Mvp 2006: Alec Dufty, Jarrett Neff 2007: Alec Dufty2008: Alec Dufty2009: Justin Sass2010: Aaron Henkle

Most iMproved player 1979: John Dunda 1980: Peter Gestrich 1981: Joe Kuda, Eric Hoch 1982: Kam McQuay 1983: Mike Mikes 1984: Dan Balassi, Chris Gaido 1985: Joe Kofron 1986: Dan Cannon, Ian O’Brien 1987: Daryl Smith, Mark Smith 1988: John Prow 1989: Shane Barrett 1990: Nico Kotcherha 1991: Jeff Scheu 1992: Marty Schroering, Jim Fisher1993: Toby Walton1994: Brad Worth1995: Matt Mattingly1996: Corey Kessler1997: Michael Lue1998: Clay Havill1999: Adam Schultz, Casey Stevens2000: Ross Felten, Matt Sebek2001: Andre Talley2002: Dustin Kono, Lon HerbertNo selections 2003 -20052006: Sam Bornstein2007: Stephan Minyono2008: Mitch Mansfield

2009: Tyler Kincaid2010: Robert Randant

newcoMer of the year 2006: Tom Irvin2007: Robby Lynch2008: Richard Menjivar 2009: Aaron Henkle2010: Alex Kapsalis

Most dedicated player 1979: Bob Wasserman, John Dunda 1980: Dan Jenkerson, Gerard Homer 1981: John Dunda 1982: A.J. Lachowecki 1983: Craig Kessler, Tom Dragon 1984: Mike Marchi 1985: Mike Mikes 1986: Mike Mikes 1987: Jack Mitchell 1988: Ian O’Brien 1989: Brian Adcock 1990: Shane Barrett 1991: John Prow 1992: Trey Harrington1993: Ignacio Vega1994: Marty Schroering, Keith Vonderahe1995: Jose Londono, C.W. Raines1996: C.W. Raines1997: Matt Filing1998: Dustin Ottesen1999: Carlos Celis2000: Brad Henderson, Jeremy McKinnon2001: John Armstrong, Matt Ramsay2002: Ed Moore

ian coUll MeMorial award 1982: Dan Balassi 1983: Mike Marchi 1984: Jack Mitchell 1985: Jon Halliwill 1986: Andrew Norton 1987: Tim Ernst 1988: David Weir 1989: Graham Merryweather 1990: Steve Church 1991: Ian Eggleston 1992: Matthew Blackbourne1993: Keith Vonderahe1994: Rob Leger1995: Dustin Ottesen1996: Scott Bragg1997: Brad Henderson

1998: Corey Kessler1999: Marshall Ray2000: Reiss Holsbeke2001: Casey Stevens2002: Marc BurchNo selections 2003 -20052006: Ian McAuley2007: Ian McAuley2008: Reggie Edu2009: Dan Gibson2010: Blake Schneider

scholar-athlete award 2006: Corey Southers 2007: Corey Southers2008: Sam Bornstein2009: Sam Bornstein2010: Mike Luttrull

greg Bordfeld spirit of the aces 1979: Pat Burns 1980: Scott Westbrook 1981: John Nunes 1982: Ken McNamara 1983: Dan McHugh 1984: Andrew Norton 1985: Dan Balassi, Jack Mitchell 1986: Dan Balassi, Dan McHugh 1987: Joe Kofron 1988: Ian O’Brien 1989: Tim Ernst, Ian O’Brien 1990: Tim Ernst, Paul Nevin 1991: Steve Church, David Weir 1992: Shane Schmidt1993: Scott Ikeda1994: Matthew Blackbourne1995: Josh Feigl1996: Dustin Ottesen, Robby Leger1997: Corey Kessler1998: Scott Bragg, Michael Lue 1999: Jeff Rhymer2000: Clay Havill 2001: Ed Moore2002: Richard SmithNo selections 2003 -20052006: Robbie Roate 2007: Ben Harner2008: Ally Mackay2009: Ally Mackay2010: Jesse Sharp

honors & awards


honors & awards


career scoring leaders Name Years Goals Assists Points 1. Dan McHugh 1983-86 46 41 133 2. David Weir 1988-91 50 29 129 3. John Nunes 1979-82 50 18 118 4. Rob Paterson 1988-89 42 11 95 5. Papa Jobe 1977-78 36 18 90 6. Tim Ernst 1987-90 31 24 86 7. Jack Mitchell 1984-87 24 31 79 8. Steve Church 1988-91 24 23 71 Josh Feigl 1994-97 30 11 71 10. Dan Balassi 1983-86 23 24 70 11. Rob Schoenstein 1982-86 27 15 69 12. Graham Merryweather 1988-91 21 24 6613. Tom Irvin 2006-10 17 30 64 14. Andrew Norton 1983-86 25 13 6315. Mike Luttrull 2007-10 26 10 62 16. Jose Londono 1993-96 17 26 60 17. Just Jensen 1979-82 19 20 58 Rune Bjoro 1980-83 26 6 58 19. Davies Bellamy 1978-81 20 17 57 20. Terence Gargantini 1999-01 21 13 55 Cory Elenio 2004-07 18 19 5522. Robby Leger 1994-97 21 11 53 Robby Lynch 2007-10 18 17 53 24. Peter Gestrich 1980-84 22 8 52 25. Mick Lyon 1985-87 17 16 50 26. Ian McAuley 2003-07 20 9 49 27. Gerard Homer 1978-81 18 12 48 Mike Mikes 1983-86 16 16 48 29. Dan Broxup 2001-04 19 9 47 30. Paul Nevin 1987-90 11 22 44 31. Charles Oladapo 1974-75 14 15 43 32. Chris Campbell 1976-77 17 8 42 Ian Eggleston 1991-94 17 8 42 34. Casey Stevens 1999-02 14 13 41 Dan O'Donnell 1985-88 13 14 40

single-season scoring leaders Player Year G A Pts 1. Rob Paterson 1989 27 7 61 2. David Weir 1990 24 11 59 3. Dan McHugh 1985 16 22 54 4. Papa Jobe 1977 22 9 53 5. John Nunes 1982 16 8 40 6. Papa Jobe 1978 14 9 37 Shawn Beyer 1996 16 5 37 8. Rob Paterson 1988 15 4 34 Steve Church 1990 12 10 34 10. Jack Mitchell 1985 11 11 3311. David Weir 1989 11 8 30 Josh Feigl 1995 13 4 30

goalkeeping recordssingle season (1,400 minutes min.)Goals Allowed 7 Trey Harrington 1990Goals-Allowed Avg. 0.26 Trey Harrington 1990Minutes 2,389 Trey Harrington 1990Saves 118 Corey Southers 2004Solo Shutouts 14 Trey Harrington 1990

career (4,000 minutes min.)Goals Allowed 42 Jon Halliwill 1985-88 Goals-Allowed Avg. 0.57 Jon Halliwill 1985-88Minutes 7,669 Trey Harrington 1989-92Saves 248 Trey Harrington 1989-92Solo Shutouts 34 Jon Halliwill 1985-88 Trey Harrington 1989-92

single-gaMe recordsGoals 4 Papa Jobe 1977 Chris Campbell 1977 Andrew Norton 1985 Rob Schoenstein 1985 Rob Paterson 1989 David Weir 1990 G. Merryweather 1991 Assists 6 Charles Oladapo 1975Points 9 Rob Paterson 1989 David Weir 1990 G. Merryweather 1991

gaMe-winners single season Player Year GW Rob Paterson 1989 11

career Player Years GW John Nunes 1979-82 21

top 10 goalssingle season Player Year G 1. Rob Paterson 1989 27 2. David Weir 1990 24 3. Papa Jobe 1977 22 4. John Nunes 1982 16 Dan McHugh 1985 16 Shawn Beyer 1996 16 7. Rob Paterson 1988 15 8. Papa Jobe 1978 14 9. Josh Feigl 1995 13 10. John Nunes 1979 12 John Nunes 1980 12 Tim Ernst 1987 12 Steve Church 1990 12

career Player Years G 1. John Nunes ‘79-82 50 David Weir ‘88-91 50 3. Dan McHugh ‘83-86 46 4. Rob Paterson ‘88-89 42 5. Papa Jobe ‘77-78 36 6. Tim Ernst ‘87-90 31 7. Josh Feigl ‘94-97 30 8. Rob Schoenstein ‘82-86 27 9. Rune Bjoro ‘80-83 26 Mike Luttrull 07-10 26

prograM records


year-By-year scoring leadersYear Name Goals Assists Pts1974 Charles Oladapo 7 0 141975 Charles Oladapo 7 10 241976 Chris Campbell 6 2 141977 Papa Jobe 22 9 531978 Papa Jobe 14 9 371979 John Nunes 12 1 251980 John Nunes 12 2 261981 John Nunes 10 7 271982 John Nunes 16 8 401983 Dan McHugh 11 6 281984 Dan Balassi 8 10 261985 Dan McHugh 16 22 541986 Dan McHugh 9 10 281987 Tim Ernst 12 4 281988 Rob Paterson 15 4 341989 Rob Paterson 27 7 611990 David Weir 24 11 591991 Graham Merryweather 11 7 291992 Mark Bowland 2 9 13 Diego Gutierrez 6 1 131993 Ian Eggleston 8 1 17 Brian Loftin 7 3 171994 Jose Londono 9 3 211995 Josh Feigl 13 4 301996 Shawn Beyer 16 5 371997 Corey Kessler 6 0 12 Josh Feigl 5 2 121998 Mike Anderson 4 4 121999 Terence Gargantini 10 5 252000 Jeff Rhymer 8 5 212001 Ricardo Guedes 7 3 172002 Marc Burch 4 12 202003 Dan Broxup 10 5 252004 Dan Broxup 7 2 162005 Chris Binder 3 0 62006 Cory Elenio 8 4 202007 Cory Elenio 7 9 232008 Mike Luttrull 9 4 222009 Tom Irvin 6 8 202010 Mike Luttrull 6 3 152011 Jesse Sharp 4 7 15

single-season scoring leaders Player Year G A Pts 1. Rob Paterson 1989 27 7 61 2. David Weir 1990 24 11 59 3. Dan McHugh 1985 16 22 54 4. Papa Jobe 1977 22 9 53 5. John Nunes 1982 16 8 40 6. Papa Jobe 1978 14 9 37 Shawn Beyer 1996 16 5 37 8. Rob Paterson 1988 15 4 34 Steve Church 1990 12 10 34 10. Jack Mitchell 1985 11 11 3311. David Weir 1989 11 8 30 Josh Feigl 1995 13 4 30

gaMe-winners single season Player Year GW Rob Paterson 1989 11

career Player Years GW John Nunes 1979-82 21

top 10 goalssingle season Player Year G 1. Rob Paterson 1989 27 2. David Weir 1990 24 3. Papa Jobe 1977 22 4. John Nunes 1982 16 Dan McHugh 1985 16 Shawn Beyer 1996 16 7. Rob Paterson 1988 15 8. Papa Jobe 1978 14 9. Josh Feigl 1995 13 10. John Nunes 1979 12 John Nunes 1980 12 Tim Ernst 1987 12 Steve Church 1990 12

career Player Years G 1. John Nunes ‘79-82 50 David Weir ‘88-91 50 3. Dan McHugh ‘83-86 46 4. Rob Paterson ‘88-89 42 5. Papa Jobe ‘77-78 36 6. Tim Ernst ‘87-90 31 7. Josh Feigl ‘94-97 30 8. Rob Schoenstein ‘82-86 27 9. Rune Bjoro ‘80-83 26 Mike Luttrull 07-10 26

top 10 assistssingle season Player Year A1. Dan McHugh 1985 22 2. Jose Londono 1996 15 3. G. Merryweather 1990 144. Tim Ernst 1990 12 Marc Burch 2002 126. Tom Irvin 2008 11 David Weir 1990 11 Jack Mitchell 1985 119. Charles Oladapo 1975 10 Dan Balassi 1984 10 Dan McHugh 1986 10 Steve Church 1990 10

career Player Years A1. Dan McHugh ‘83-86 412. Jack Mitchell ‘84-87 313. Tom Irvin ‘06-10 304. David Weir ‘88-91 295. Jose Londono ‘93-96 266. G. Merryweather ‘88-91 24 Tim Ernst ‘87-90 24 Dan Balassi ‘83-86 249. Steve Church ‘88-91 23 10. Paul Nevin ‘87-90 22 Marc Burch ‘02-04 22

prograM records


honors & awards

teaM recordssingle-seasonWins 24 1990 Losses 14 2005 Ties 6 1979 Fewest Losses 1 1985, 1990 Winning Streak 20 1990 Unbeaten streak 26 1990 Home Unbeaten Streak (reg. season) 36 ‘87-91Most Goals 93 1985 Least Goals 12 2005 Shutouts . 20 1990 Most Goals Allowed 56 2004 Least Goals allowed 7 1990 Best Won-Lost Percentage .926 l990 Consecutive shutouts 6 1990 Lowest Goals-Allowed Average 0.244 1990

single-gaMeGoals Scored, 15 1985 Goals Allowed, 9 1974

the last tiMe Ue...Posted Consecutive Shutouts Oct. 29 & Nov. 6, 2010Were Shut Out In Consecutive Games Nov. 1 & Nov. 5, 2011 (2-0 vs. Western Illinois, 2-0 at #2 Creighton)Played To A Scoreless Tie Oct.. 9, 2011 at Central ArkansasAllowed 4 Goals Sept. 6, 2009: #1 North Carolina 4, UE 0Scored 4 Goals Sept. 25, 2011: UE 4, Belmont 1Allowed 5 Goals Oct. 14, 2006; Drake 5, UE 2Scored 5 Goals Nov. 6, 2010: UE 5, Central Arkansas 0Allowed 6 Goals Or More Sept. 25, 2005; Dayton 6, UE 2Scored 6 Goals Or More Sept. 10, 2010; UE 9, Ala. A&M 0Scored 4 Goals Or More In A Half Sept. 10, 2010 (6 in 1st half vs. Alabama A&M in 9-0 win)Scored 4 Individual Goals Sept. 20, 1991 (Graham Merry weather vs. Detroit Mercy)Made 3 Individual Assists Sept. 27, 1996 (Jose Londono vs. Tulsa)

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aAdame, Matt 2004-05Adcock, Brian 1986-89Ahearn, Patrick 2003Anderson, Mike 1997-98Anderson, Nate 1998-99Andrew, Ricky 1985Armbruster, Mike 1974-77Armstrong, John 1997-01Awe, Dustin 2004-07

B Baker, Steve 1988Balassi, Dan 1983-86Baldridge, Alex 2005Bance, Mamadou 1981Barker, Robbie 1999-02 Barrett, Shane 1987-90Battaglia, Matt 1994Baum, John 1979-82Beauparlant, Jim 1974Beichley, Scott 1998Bellamy, Davies 1978-81Bennam, Tom 1975Bennett, Robert 1987-88Beshears, Jordan 2007-08Beul, Ken 1983-85Beyer, Shawn 1995-96Bielefeld, Matt 1977-78Bigham, Dan 2001-04Binder, Chris 2002-05Bjoro, Rune 1980-83Blackbourne, Matthew 1991-95 Boerger, Phil 2008-10Boes, Bryan 1989-90Boes, Jeff 1985Bohnson, Larry 1975Bornstein, Sam 2006-09

Bowland, Mark 1989-92Bowman, Matt 1998- 99Bracher, Brandon 1989-92Bragg, Scott 1995-98Braun, Andrew 2009Brennan, John 1990-91Brick, Andy (mgr.) 2005-08Browder, Chuck 1997-98

Brown, Andy(trainer)2002-04Brown, Greg 1991-94Brown, Kevin 1993-94Broxup, Dan 2001-04Buda, Ryan 2010Buente, Vic 1975Burch, Marc 2002-04Burnett, Jack 1980-83Burns, Pat 1978-81Byrd, Zach 2011

cCampbell, Chris 1976-77Cannon, Chris 1992Cannon, Dan 1984-87Cannon, Scott 1987-90Carney, Pat 1978-79Cashel, Tim 1986Causey, Brandon 2010-PCelis, Carlos 1996-99Chairez, Jose 2001-04Chamberlin, Monte 1974-77Charles, Paul 1982Chura, Gavin 2009-11Church, Steve 1988-91Clark, Randy 1993Clarke, Tom (mgr) 1983Cockrum, Troy 1991Cortez, Daniel 2010Corzatt, Clint 1994-95Coull, Ian 1982

Craig, Joel 2011-PCrawford, Tyler 2008-09Croy, Ron 1989-90

dD’Amelio, Frank 1977-79D’Antonio, Nino 1978-79Dashti, Saeed 1976Daugherty, Devin(mgr) 1996Davis, Andy 2000Day, Greg 1985-86Day, Mitch 2008-10Dear, Marty (mgr) 1988Delgado, Pedro 1995-98Dempsey, Ben 2008Desselle, Gary 1994Diedrich, Doug 1984-87Dlamini, Max 1975Doessel, Jim 1990-91Dominguez, Luis 2003-04Dragon, Tom 1980-83Duddles, Jon 1994-95Dufty, Alec 2006-08Dunbar, Ian 1992-95Dunda, John 1978-81Dunfee, Ryan (mgr) 1990-93

eEanes, Austin 2007-08Edu, Reggie 2006-09Ehrensbeck, Frank 1977-80Eggleston, Ian 1991-94Elenio, Cory 2004-07Ellis, Sean 1993-94Elmes, Alex 1976Emmons, John 1981Ernst, Tim 1987-90

Ernstes, Mike 1976Erskine, Kipp 2007-08Ertugrul, Taylan 1994-95Etienne, J.P. 2003-04

fFalamarzian, Abi 1980-81Fankam, Jean-Yves 2001-04Faria, Tom 1978-79Feigl, Josh 1994-97Felten, Ross 2000Ferguson, Noel(mgr) 1983Filing, Matt 1995-98Fisher, Jim 1991-92Follin, Jim 1975Forssberg, Klas 1996French, Chris (mgr) 2009-11Fromayan, David 2006Frost, Doug 1975Fulchiron, Vincent 1992-94

gGaido, Chris 1983-84Gallucci, Gabriel 2000Gargantini, Terence 1999-01 Garrison, Greg 1975Gestrich, Peter 1980-81, 83-84Gibson, Dan 2006-09Giffard, David (mgr) 1993Givens, Stephanye (TR) 2007-08Grapperhaus, T.J. 2000-03Grochowski, Greg 1981Guedes, Ricardo 1999 -01Guild, John 1976Gutierrez, Diego 1992

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hHaan, Joe (trainer) 2003-06Hall, Trevor 1988Halliwill, Jon 1985-88Hanchar, Mike 1986-87Hansen, Tim 1976Harding, Jim 1984Harner, Ben 2006-07Harrell, Matt 1998 IHarrington, Trey 1989-92Hart, Scott 2004Harty, Bob 1978-79Havill, Clay 1998-01 Hawa, Feud 1974-75Hellman, Don 1977-78Hempen, Billy 1978-79Henderson, Brad 1997- 00Henkle, Aaron 2009-11Henry, Garric 2004-05Herbert, Lon 2001-04Hider, Keith 1978Hillsamer, Phil 1974-75Himebaugh, Bryce 1988-92Hlopne, Arthur 1975Hoch, Eric 1982-84Hodges, Patrick 2011-PHoek, Tyler 2006-07Hoffar, Keith 1974-77Holsbeke, Reiss 1998 -01Homer, Gerard 1978-81Hoogerwerf, Steve 1993Hosman, Bill 1974-75Houchin, Chad (trainer) 2009Howa, Mike 1975Huffman, Jeff 1974-75

iIkeda, Scott 1992-93Irvin, Tom 2006-10

JJackson, Frank 1976Jaeger, Doug 1980James, David 2005-06Jenkerson, Dan 1979-80Jenkins, Adam 1991-92

Jenkins, Sam 1994-95Jensen, Just 1979-82Jerdal, Lane 1994-96Jobe, Papa 1977-78Johnson, Erik 2004-07Johnson, Jennifer(mgr) 1999-00Jones, Scott 1978-79Jones, Tony 1992-95Judiscak, Justin 2000Juengel, Russ (mgr) 1995-97

kKapler, Dan 1995Kapsalis, Alex 2010-PKeller, Brandon(mgr) 1997Kessler, Corey 1995-98Kessler, Craig 1980-83Kincaid, Tyler 2009-10King, Scott 1976Klein, Thomas(mgr) 1992-94Koch, Matt 1993-94Koeller, Matt 1978-79Kofron, Joe 1984-87Kono, Dustin 2002Koressel, Steve 1984-86Kotcherha, Mark 1991Kotcherha, Nico 1989-92Kreamalmeyer, Tad 2008-11Kron, Rick 1985Kuda, Joe 1980-83Kuitse, Johan 1981-84

lLaBerge, Mike 1994-96Lachowecki, AJ 1980, 82-84Lamb, Sam 1976Lamba, Jasdeep 2005Lane, Tim 1983-86Lappe, Gavin 1991Lavergne, Mike 1999- 02Lawler, Kellen 2000Leach, Chris 1991-95Leerkamp, Alan 1992Leger, Robby 1994-97Lenzing, Erik 1995-96Loftin, Brian 1993Londono, Jose 1993-96

Long, Ken (mgr) 1984Loucks, LaRayne(mgr) 1998Loucks, Tim 1998Lue, Michael 1995-98Lumsdon, Kevin 1992-93Luttrull, Mike 2007-10Lynch, Robby 2007-10Lyon, Mick 1985-87

M Machold, Chris 1984-85Macias, Charlie 2011-PMackay, Ally 2007-09Makawa, James 1978-81Manga, Philip 2010Manghelli, Josh 2005Mansfield, Mitch 2007-10Marchi, Mike 1983-84Marine, Kirk 1993Mariutto, Dimitri 1989Marolt, Gary 1974-75Massat, Peter 1981-84Massey, Mickey 2005Matthews, Jeremy 1991Mattingly, Marty 1986-89Mattingly, Matt 1994-97May, Peter 2011-P McAuley, Ian 2003-07McAdams, AJ 1995-97McCreary, Jamelle 1994-97McDermott, Joe 1978McHugh, Dan 1983-86McIntyre, Matt 1994-95McKinnon, Jeremy 1997 -00McLaughlin, Sean 1992McLean, Chris 2002McMeechan, Jim 1996McNamara, Ken 1980-83McQuay, Kam 1979, 81-83Mead, Fred (mgr) 1984 Meicenheimer, Lafe(mgr) 2002-04Meintzer, Mike 1995Melton, Dave 1976Menjivar, Richard 2008-09Merryweather, Graham 1988-91Michler, Tom 1978Mihata, Yuki 2000-01Mikes, Mike 1983-86Millan, Pedro 1999

Miller, Barry 1976-77Miller, Brent 2004Miller, Don 1979Minyono, Stephan 2006-07Mitchell, Jack 1984-87Moffett, Aaron (mgr) 2002Moll, Ryan 2007-08Mominee, Jules 1975Monaghan, Brooks 1991Montgomery, Jason (mgr) 1995Moore, Ed 1999 -02Moore, Matt (mgr) 1999-00Morgan, Ralph (mgr) 1982Morrison, Alan (mgr) 1981Muckey, Lance 2002-06Mullen, Josiah 2005Murray, Nick 1993

nNash, Joel 2010-PNaron, Trey 1991Neff, Jarrett 2006Nelson, Rick 1977-78Nevin, Paul 1987-90Nichter, Brian 1977-80Nilsson, Klas 1996Ngo, Phat 1993Norton, Andrew 1983-86Nugent, Steve 1996-99Nunes, John 1979-82

oO’Brien, Ian 1986-89O’Donnell, Dan 1985-88O’Keefe, Tim 1984Oladapo, Charles 1974-76Osby, Melvin 1975Ottesen, Dustin 1995-96; 98-99

pPage, Cole 2009Parker, Taylor 2010Parra, Emilio 1995-98Parker, Justin 1992Paterson, Rob 1988-89

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Pele, Jason 2003-06Perkins, Troy 2003Petrie, David 1985Perry, Greg (mgr) 1988Petty, Brandt (mgr) 2007-Phillips, Glen 1975Poellein, Erik 1998 -00Potter, Nick 1995-98Prince, Russell 1989Prow, John 1987-91Purcell, Kieran 2006-09

rRaber, Joey (mgr) 2006-09Rainbolt, Geff 1987-90Raines, CW 1994-96Ramsay, Matt 1999- 01Randant, Robert 2009-PRay, Marshall 1995-99Reed, Kyle 2003-05Rehfuss, Peter 1979-82Reiss, Bobby 2008 Renner, Mark 1975Richards, George (TR) 2003-05Richards, Matt 2003Rhymer, Jeff 1998 -01Roate, Robbie 2003-06Robbins, Jarrett 2008-11Roberts, Mike 1986Robinson, Ryan 2010-11Rodriguez, DJ 1996-97Romero, Luis 2011-P Ross, Bryan 2002Ruszkowski, Trevor (mgr) 1998 -00

sSapoznik, Marc (mgr.) 2005Sass, Justin 2008-10Schaan, Gary 1994Schafer, Kevin 2011-P Schall, Austin 2007 Schall, Drew 2011 Schaub, Zack 1997-98Scheu, Jeff 1989-91Schiebelhut, Tony(mgr) 1988-91Schmalz, Geoff 1987-88, 90-91Schmidt, Shane 1990-93Schmidt, Trevor 2010-11Schneider, Blake 2008-10Schoenstein, Rob 1982-85Schopp, Lee 1989-90Schrader, Eric 2002Schroeder, Nick 2011-PSchroering, Marty 1991-94Schultheis, Greg 1995Schultz, Adam 1999-03Scott, Ryan 1998 -00Sebek, Matt 2000-03Sergesketter, Dustin 1997- 00Sharp, Jesse 2009-PShields, Matt 2002-05Short, Jim 1982-85Slaats, Matt 1995Slattery, Chris 1983-84Smith, Brent 2004Smith, Daryl 1985-87Smith, Korby 1991-92Smith, Mark 1985-88Smith, Richard 2001-04Southers, Corey 2004-07

Spargen, Paul 1975Stahl, Kurt 1990Stallings, Ryan 2011-P Stevens, Casey 1999 -02Stockdale, Graham 2005Stone, Craig 1996-99Stovel, Nick 1997Swartz, Dusty 1988Syne, Kurt 1981

tTalley, Andre 2000-02Tanck, Mike 1975-76Terry, Dylan 2011-PTeppen, Eric 2011-PTempleton, Glen 1993Tessein, Ernie 1980Torres, Cesar 1977-80Tucker, Josh 1994Tyler, John Mark 2003-06

vVega, Ignacio 1991-93Vessels, Matt 2005Vonderahe, Keith 1990-94

wWachtel, Rich 1984-85

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Wallach, Peter 2005Walters, Trey 1994-98Walton, Toby 1993-96Wannemuehler, Brian 1981-85Ware, Larry 1974Wasserman, Bob 1979Weir, David 1988-91Weir, Pat 1993-96Westbrook, Scott 1978-82Westenberger, Nick 1988-90Weston, Courtney 1988Whitacre, Keith 1977-78Wilhelm, Rob 1985Wilhite, Nick (mgr) 1995-96Wilke, Ray 1976Williams, Mickey 1982-83Williamson, Joe 1987Wong, Jimmy 1974-75Woodruff, Rew 1991Worth, Brad 1994-97Wynn, Gary (mgr) 1986-91

yYoung, Chuck 1974Youngblood, Ryan 1999 -02

zZahn, Jack 1974-76Zickler, Chris (mgr) 1995Ziliak, Mike 1974-75Zobrist, Eric 1998Zucchero, Larry 1978-79

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Bill vieth1974-1976 (3 years)12-22-0

1974(3-8-0)Coach: Bill ViethL 0 Ball State 9L 0 Kentucky 5L 2 Southern Illinois 7L 1 St. Meinrad 3L 3 DePauw 8L 1 Wabash Valley JC 7L 1 Southern Illinois 3W 3 Vincennes JC 0L 0 Bellarmine 2W 6 Butler 1W 4 Indiana State 2 21 47 1975(6-6-0)Coach: Bill ViethL 1 DePauw 6L 1 Wabash 2L 0 Kentucky 6W 5 Vincennes JC 1W 3 St. Meinrad 0L 0 Ball State 5L 1 Murray State 2W 8 Vincennes JC 0W 2 Bellarmine 1W 7 Butler 1W 3 Murray State 2L 1 Indiana State 2 32 28

1976(3-8-0)Coach: Bill ViethW 4 Vincennes JC (H) 0L 2 Maryville (H) 5L 1 Wabash (A) 2L 0 St. Francis (H) 3W 4 St. Meinrad (H) 2L 0 Washington (MO) (A) 6L 0 Ball State (A) 6L 1 DePauw (H) 7W 3 Parks College (H) 0L 1 Bellarmine (A) 2L 0 McKendree (A) 1 16 34

BoB gaUdin 1977-1978 (2 years)21-13-1

1977(8-7-1)Coach: Bob GaudinW 5 Ala.-Huntsville (H) 2W 4 Ball State (H) 0W 6 Purdue-Calumet (H) 1L 0 Cincinnati (A) 3T 1 Xavier (A) 1W 5 St. Francis (H) 2L 0 Wabash (H) 6W 4 Washington (Mo.) (H) 2W 10 Maryville (H) 0L 0 Mo.-St. Louis (A) 1W 6 Blackburn (A) 2W 6 Bellarmine (H) 1L 1 DePauw (A) 2L 1 Alabama A & M (H) 5L 0 McKendree (H) 3L 1 Notre Dame (H) 4 50 35

1978(13-6-0)Coach: Bob GaudinL 2 St. Louis (H) 4L 0 UCLA (H) 1W 4 WI-Madison (A) 0W 3 WI-Milwaukee (A) 1W 6 Blackburn (H) 0W 4 Washington (Mo.) (A) 2W 3 Dayton (A) 0W 7 Xavier (H) 1W 4 Cincinnati (H) 1W 5 Benedictine (A) 1W 3 Illinois-Chicago (H) 1W 1 Ohio (H) 0W 2 Mo.-St. Louis (H) 1L 0 Indiana (H) 1W 5 Oakland (MI) (H) 1L 0 Eastern Illinois (H) 2L 1 Quincy (A) 2W 1 Ala.-Huntsville (A) 0L 1 Alabama A & M (A) 2 52 21

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fred schMalz 1979-2002 (24 years)302-165-49

1979(9-5-6)Coach: Fred SchmalzW 2 Illinois State (H) 0W 4 Ohio (A) 0L 0 St. Louis (A) 3T 2 Washington (Mo.) (H) 2W 5 Bowling Green (H) 1T 0 W. Michigan (H) 0W 5 Dayton (H) 0T 2 Ala.-Huntsville (H) 2T 2 SIU-Edwardsville (A) 2W 1 Alabama A & M (H) 0T 0 Mo.-St. Louis (A) 0W 3 Oakland (MI) (A) 0L 1 Cleveland State (A) 2W 3 Wheaton (A) 1L 0 Indiana (N) 1T 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 2W 2 Quincy (H) 1L 0 Indiana (A) 4L 1 WI-Milwaukee (H) 2W 1 Cincinnati (A) 0 36 23

1980 (12-6-3)Coach: Fred SchmalzW 4 Illinois State (H) 1W 3 Xavier (A) 0W 3 Miami (OH) (A) 2W 3 Cincinnati (H) 0L 0 Akron (A) 1W 4 W. Michigan (A) 1W 3 Oakland (H) 2T 2 SIU-Edwardsville (H) 2W 2 Bowling Green (A) 1W 2 Washington (MO) (H) 1L 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 3T 1 Cleveland State (H) 1T 1 Alabama A & M (H) 1L 0 SMU (A) 2W 8 Texas Christian (A) 1L 1 Quincy (A) 3W 6 Vanderbilt (A) 0L 2 Indiana (H) 3L 0 WI-Milwaukee (A) 1W 1 Marquette (A) 0W 6 Purdue (A) 0 54 2

1981 (11-8-3)Coach: Fred SchmalzW 4 Miami (OH) (H) 1L 2 SIU-Edwardsville (A) 5T 1 Illinois State (A) 1T 3 St. Louis (H) 3W 5 Xavier (H) 1W 1 Indiana State (A) 0W 2 William & Mary (N) 1L 0 Loyola (MD) (A) 1L 0 Navy (A) 2W 1 Texas Christian (H) 0W 1 Washington (MO) (A) 0W 4 W. Michigan (H) 0L 1 WI-Green Bay (H) 4L 1 Cleveland State (A) 2L 1 Akron (H) 2T 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 0L 2 Quincy (H) 4W 4 Vanderbilt (H) 0L 0 Indiana (A) 4W 5 WI-Milwaukee (H) 0W 7 Marquette (H) 1W 1 Bowling Green (H) 0 46 32

1982(15-3-4)NCAA First RoundCoach: Fred SchmalzL 1 SIU-Edwardsville (H) 3W 4 Washington (MO) (H) 0W 5 Illinois State (H) 0W 3 Missouri-Rolla (H) 0T 0 WI-Milwaukee (A) 0W 4 Marquette (A) 1T 1 Eastern Illinois (N) 1T 1 Colorado College (N) 1W 3 Air Force (A) 2W 4 Kentucky (H) 0W 3 Cleveland State (H) 0W 5 W. Kentucky (H) 0W 2 Akron (A) 1W 1 W. Michigan (A) 0W 4 Loyola (H) 0W 3 WI-Madison (H) 1W 5 Vanderbilt (A) 0T 1 Indiana (H) 1W 1 Xavier (A) 0W 4 N.E. Louisiana (H) 1L 1 Bowling Green (A) 2L * 0 Indiana (A) 1 56 15 *NCAA Tournament

1983 (13-5-4)Coach: Fred SchmalzT 1 UCLA (N) 1L 0 UNLV (A) 2W 2 Xavier (H) 1W 6 Ky. Wesleyan (H) 0T 0 Cleveland State (A) 0L 0 WI-Milwaukee (H) 1W 7 Louisville (A) 1T 1 Marquette (H) 1L 1 SIU-Edwardsville (A) 4L 2 George Mason (N) 3W 2 Illinois State (A) 0W 1 Tulsa (H) 0W 2 Akron (H) 0W 3 W. Kentucky (A) 0W 3 Loyola (A) 0W 2 WI-Madison (A) 1W 3 Vanderbilt (H) 2L 1 Indiana (A) 2T 1 St. Louis (H) 1W 5 Cincinnati (H) 0W 1 Dayton (H) 0W 2 Bowling Green (H) 1 46 21

1984(17-5-0)NCAA Second Round Coach: Fred SchmalzW 3 Loyola (H) 0W 3 Xavier (A) 2W 3 SIU-Edwardsville (H) 1W 4 WI-Milwaukee (A) 1L 1 Marquette (A) 2W 2 Central Florida (A) 1W 2 South Florida (A) 1W 1 Louisville (H) 0W 2 Cleveland State (H) 1W 2 Tulsa (A) 0W 2 Quincy (A) 0W 2 WI-Green Bay (H) 0L 2 Akron (A) 3L 0 WI-Madison (H) 1W 6 W. Kentucky (H) 0W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 0L 3 Indiana (H) 4W 4 Bowling Green (A) 2W 8 Dayton (A) 0W 2 Vanderbilt (H) 0W *3 Akron (H) 2L *0 Indiana (A) 5 57 26 *NCAA Tournament


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1985 (21-1-2)NCAA Final FourCoach: Fred SchmalzW 2 W. Michigan (H) 1W 5 Quincy (A) 0W 4 WI-Green Bay (A) 0W 1 Akron (H) 0W 4 Notre Dame (H) 2W 10 Jacksonville (A) 0T 0 South Florida (A) 0W 3 Marquette (H) 1W 2 SIU-Edwardsville (A) 1W 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 1W 2 Cleveland State (A) 0W 3 W. Kentucky (A) 2W 4 Bowling Green (H) 0W 9 Ky. Wesleyan (H) 0W 7 Loyola (A) 0W 2 WI-Madison (A) 1W 6 Xavier (H) 1W 3 Indiana (A) 0W 3 WI-Milwaukee (H) 1T 1 St. Louis (H) 1W 15 Louisville (H) 0W* 3 Indiana (H) 0

W* 1 Penn State (H) 0L* 1 UCLA (H) 3 93 15 *NCAA Tournament

1986(17-3-2)NCAA First RoundCoach: Fred SchmalzW 4 Davidson (H) 0W 4 Hartwick (A) 1W 3 American (N) 0W 1 SIU-Edwardsville (H) 0W 1 Marquette (N) 0W• 1 WI-Milwaukee (A) 0W 2 St. Louis (A) 1T• 1 SMU (N) 1W 6 Cleveland State (H) 0W 1 WI-Madison (H) 0L 0 Old Dominion (H) 1W 3 Fla. International (H) 2W 2 Bowling Green (A) 1W 2 WI-Green Bay (H) 0W 2 W. Kentucky (H) 0W 7 Louisville (A) 0W 4 Eastern Illinois (H) 0W 6 Loyola (H) 1L 0 Akron (A) 1T • 1 Indiana (H) 1W 2 Notre Dame (A) 0L*• 1 Akron (H) 2 54 12 *NCAA Tournament • (OT)

1987(16-8-0)MCC Tournament Champion,NCAA First RoundCoach: Fred SchmalzW 5 Louisville (H) 0W 2 SMU (N) 1L 1 South Carolina (N) 2L 2 No. Carolina State (N) 3W• 1 Duke (A) 0W 7 W. Kentucky (A) 0L 0 St. Louis (H) 1L • 0 SIU-Edwardsville (A) 1W 1 Wake Forest (H) 0W 1 Seton Hall (H) 0W 2 WI-Milwaukee (H) 0W 5 Marquette (H) 1W 2 WI-Madison (A) 1W 3 Loyola (A) 0L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 1

L 0 Indiana (A) 1L 2 Cleveland State (A) 3W 1 Memphis State (H) 0W 5 Dayton (H) 0Wm 3 Xavier (N) 0Wm 2 St. Louis (N) 1L * 1 Clemson (H) 2 53 18 m MCC Tournament (1st) *NCAA Tournament • (OT)

1988(15-5-2)NCAA First RoundCoach: Fred SchmalzW 3 UCLA (N) 1L • 3 North Carolina (N) 4W 3 Louisville (H) 0T• 2 St. Louis (A) 2W 3 SIU-Edwardsville (H) 0W 1 WI-Madison (H) 0W 5 Dayton (A) 0W 2 W. Kentucky (H) 0L 0 Akron (A) 1W 3 Geo. Washington (H) 0T• 0 Santa Clara (H) 0W 1 Bowling Green (A) 0W 2 WI-Milwaukee (A) 1W 2 Marquette (N) 0L 0 So. Conn. State (N) 1W• 1 Clemson (A) 0W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 1W 1 Cleveland State (H) 0W 1 Indiana (H) 0Wm 5 Loyola (N) 0L m 0 Notre Dame (N) 2L *• 1 Fresno State (H) 2 41 15m MCC Tournament (3rd)*NCAA Tournament • (OT)

1989(19-4-0)MCC Tournament Champion,NCAA First Round Coach: Fred Schmalz W 1 Penn State (N) 0 W 2 Vermont (N) 1 W 4 Xavier (A) 0 W 3 St. Louis (H) 0 W 6 Dayton (H) 1 W 3 American (N) 0 W 2 George Mason (A) 0 W 2 W. Kentucky (H) 0 L 0 St. Louis (A) 3 W 3 Dayton (A) 0 W 2 Drake (H) 0

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W 3 WI-Milwaukee (H) 0 W 1 Akron (H) 0 L 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 3 W 5 Wright State (H) 0 W 4 WI-Madison (A) 0 W 4 Memphis State (A) 0 W 2 Xavier (H) 0 L 0 Indiana (A) 4 Wm 2 Loyola (N) 1 Wm 2 Dayton (N) 1 Wm 4 St. Louis (A) 1 L * 0 SMU (H) 1 57 16 m MCC Tournament (1st)*NCAA Tournament

1990(24-1-2) MCC Tournament Champion,NCAA Final FourCoach: Fred Schmalz W 5 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 W 1 St. Louis (A) 0 T• 0 WI-Milwaukee (A) 0 W 3 Wright State (A) 1W 3 Louisville (H) 0 T• 1 Stanford (N) 1 W 2 San Francisco (A) 1 W 3 Dayton (A) 0 W 4 Butler (H) 0 W 2 Cal Northridge (H) 0 W 4 George Mason (H) 0 W• 2 W. Kentucky (A) 1 W 2 Memphis State (H) 0 W 2 Air Force (H) 1

W 5 Xavier (H) 0 W 3 Loyola (N) 0 W 2 Marquette (A) 0 W 5 WI-Madison (H) 0 W 3 Detroit (H) 0 W 2 Notre Dame (H) 0 W 2 Akron (A) 1 W 5 Xavier (N) 0 W•m 6 Dayton (N) 0 Wm 1 St. Louis (A) 0 W•* 1 Boston U. (H) 0 W* 1 Indiana (H) 0 L * 0 Rutgers (N) 1 68 7m MCC Tournament (1st) *NCAA Tournament • (OT)

1991(15-5-3)MCC Tournament Champion, NCAA First Round Coach: Fred Schmalz W 2 Simon Fraser (N) 1 L 0 Portland (A) 1 L 1 Tulsa (H) 2 T• 1 WI-Madison (A) 1 W 2 Xavier (A) 0 L 0 St. Louis (H) 2 W 8 Detroit Mercy (A) 0 T• 0 Notre Dame (A) 0 W 1 South Alabama (H) 0 L 1 South Carolina (H) 4 W 3 Butler (A) 2 W 1 WI-Milwaukee (H) 0 W 5 Dayton (H) 1

W 2 Louisville (A) 0 W 1 Loyola (H) 0 W 4 Marquette (H) 1 W• 2 NC-Charlotte (N) 1 W 2 Fresno State (N) 0 T• 1 W. Kentucky (A) 1 W• 1 Akron (H) 0 Wm 2 Dayton (N) 0 Wm 2 Notre Dame (N) 0 L * 0 WI-Madison (A) 1 40 18m MCC Tournament (1st)*NCAA Tournament • (OT)

1992(11-9-3)MCC Tournament Champion,NCAA First RoundCoach: Fred SchmalzW 5 Louisville (H) 1W 2 Kentucky (H) 1L 2 WI-Milwaukee (A) 3W 2 WI-Madison (N) 0T• 0 UNLV (N) 0L 0 Fresno State (A) 1W 4 La Salle (H) 0L 0 Portland (H) 1W 3 Loyola (A) 0W 2 Butler (H) 1L • 1 St. Louis (A) 3L 0 Notre Dame (H) 1T• 1 Xavier (H) 1W 4 Detroit Mercy (H) 2L 0 Indiana (H) 1L 0 South Carolina (A) 2L 0 Brown (N) 1W• 1 Akron (A) 0T• 0 Dayton (A) 0W•m 2 Detroit Mercy (N) 1Wm 3 Notre Dame (N) 2Wm 2 La Salle (N) 1L* 1 Indiana (H) 4 35 27m MCC Tournament (1st)*NCAA Tournament • (OT)

1993(6-13-2)Coach: Fred SchmalzL • 3 Hartford (N) 4L 0 Vermont (A) 1W 3 Dayton (H) 0

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L 2 Xavier (A) 3W 2 Butler (A) 1L 0 Notre Dame (A) 1 L • 2 Fresno State (H) 4L 0 New Mexico (H) 2L 0 WI-Madison (H) 1T• 1 WI-Milwaukee (H) 1L 0 St. Louis (H) 1L 0 Marquette (A) 3L • 3 WI-Green Bay (N) 5W 4 Kentucky (H) 3T• 1 Detroit Mercy (A) 1W 7 La Salle (A) 1L 0 Loyola (MD) (A) 3 W 3 Loyola (IL) (H) 2L 0 Akron (H) 5W•m 3 Loyola (IL) (N) 1L m 0 Detroit Mercy (N) 1 34 44m MCC Tournament (3rd)• (OT)

1994(10-8-2)Coach: Fred SchmalzW 6 Oral Roberts (H) 0 L • 1 Louisville (A) 2W 4 Tulsa (A) 2W 2 Texas-Pan Amer. (N) 0W 1 New Mexico (A) 0T• 4 Washington (H) 4W 2 Butler (H) 0T• 1 Missouri State (H) 1L • 3 WI-Madison (A) 4L 1 Illinois State (A) 2L 1 Creighton (A) 2L 1 W. Kentucky (H) 2L 2 WI-Green Bay (H) 3W 1 Vermont (H) 0L 1 Indiana (H) 3W 3 Kentucky (A) 1W 4 Bradley (H) 1W 1 Drake (H) 0W 2 St. Louis (A) 0L m 2 Creighton (A) 3 43 30m MVC Tournament (3rd) • (OT)

1995(10-7-3)Coach: Fred SchmalzL • 1 Butler (A) 2W 5 Xavier (H) 1L 1 Cal State Fullerton (N) 5T• 2 San Diego (A) 2L 0 WI-Madison (H) 1W 4 Drake (A) 1W• 4 Hartwick (N) 3W 1 Army (A) 0W 2 Wright State (H) 1L 2 Cal Northridge (H) 3L 1 Saint Louis (H) 3W• 3 SW Missouri (A) 2W 2 Tulsa (H) 1L 1 Creighton (H) 2W 4 Western Kentucky (A) 0T• 2 Indiana (A) 2W 2 Bradley (A) 0T• 1 Memphis (H) 1Wm 4 Tulsa (H) 0L m 1 Creighton (H) 2 43 32m MVC Tournament (2nd) •(OT)

1996(18-5-0)MVC Tournament Champion,NCAA First Round Coach: Fred SchmalzW 1 UMKC (H) 0W 4 Louisville (H) 1W 4 Butler (H) 0W 5 Xavier (A) 1W 3 Cal-Irvine (N) 0L 0 UNLV (A) 3W 3 Army (H) 0W 7 Tulsa (H) 1L • 1 WI-Madison (A) 3W 5 Eastern Illinois (H) 0W 1 Memphis (A) 0W 3 W. Kentucky (H) 1W 3 Charleston (N) 2L 1 South Carolina (A) 3L 1 Creighton (A) 2W 2 Drake (A) 0W 3 Bradley (H) 2W 3 Saint Louis (A) 1W• 2 Marquette (H) 1W 4 Missouri State (H) .2W•m 1 Missouri State (N). .0W•m 3 Creighton (A) 2

L * 1 Indiana (A) 4 61 29m MVC Tournament (1st) • (OT)*NCAA Tournament

1997(9-10-1)Coach: Fred SchmalzL 2 Butler (A) 3L • 2 South Florida (N) 3W 1 Navy (N) 0W 2 Vanderbilt (A) 1W• 2 Western Illinois (H) 1W 2 Xavier (H) 0L 0 Portland (N) 1L 1 Washington (A) 5T• 1 UNLV (H) 1W 1 San Diego (H) 0W 1 Eastern Illinois (A) 0L • 1 Indiana (A) 2L 0 St. Louis (H) 1L 0 W. Kentucky (A) 1W 3 Bradley (A) 0W• 3 WI-Madison (H) 2L 0 Creighton (H) 2W 2 Drake (H) 1L 1 Missouri State (A) 3L m 0 Drake (H) 2 25 29m MVC Tournament (5th) • (OT)

1998(6-14-0)Coach: Fred SchmalzW 3 Denver (H) 0L 0 Ohio State (A) 4L 0 Bowling Green (N) 1L • 0 WI-Madison (A) 1W 4 IUPUI (H) 0L 2 St. Louis (A) 3L 0 Xavier (A) 2L 0 Butler (H) 1W 4 Drury(H) 2W 2 UMKC (H) 1L 0 Missouri State (H) 1L • 1 Indiana (H) 2L • 1 Coll. of Charleston (N) 2L 0 South Carolina (A) 3L 1 Creighton (A) 2W 4 Drake (A) 3L 0 Eastern Illinois (H) 1L 1 Bradley (H) 2W 2 Vanderbilt (H) 0L 1 W. Kentucky (H) 2 26 33• (OT)


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1999(10-9-1)Coach: Fred SchmalzW 4 WI-Madison (H) 1L 1 Washington (N) 2L 0 Portland (A) 6W 3 UNC-Asheville (H) 0W• 2 Xavier (H) 1W 5 Belmont (H) 0W 1 Mercer (H) 0L 1 Ohio State (H) 2L 2 Butler (A) 4W 5 Drury (H) 1L 0 Indiana (A) 6W 1 Bradley (A) 0T• 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 2L 1 Vanderbilt (A) 3L 1 W. Kentucky (A) 2W 1 Creighton (H) 0W 1 Drake (H) 0L • 2 Missouri State (H) 3Wm 2 Vanderbilt (A) 1L•m 0 Missouri State (N) 1 35 35m MVC Tournament (3rd) •(OT)

2000(4-10-3)Coach: Fred SchmalzL 0 Marquette (A) 1L 3 Fla. International (A) 4T• 2 Central Florida (N) 2T• 1 Akron (N) 1L 0 Butler (H) 2W 5 Xavier (A) 4L 1 Vanderbilt (H) 2W 6 Belmont (H) 0L• 0 Creighton (A) 1L 1 Drake (A) 3L 1 SMU (H) 3W 1 Texas Christian (H) 0T• 0 Missouri State (A) 0L 1 Tulsa (A) 5L 0 Bradley (H) 1L 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 3W 4 W. Kentucky (H) 0 27 32• (OT)

2001 (7-10-1)Coach: Fred SchmalzW 3 Louisville (H) 0L 1 UNC-Asheville (A) 2L 0 Cal Northridge (N) 1T• 0 Fresno State (A) 0L 0 New Mexico (H) 2W 1 Portland (H) 0L 2 Davidson (H) 4W 3 Drury (H) 1L 1 Missouri State (H) 3W 4 W. Kentucky (H) 1W 4 Vanderbilt (H) 1W 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 1L 0 Bradley (A) 2W• 3 Drake (A) 2L 1 Creighton (A) 5L 0 Tulsa (H) 3L 0 SMU (H) 1L m 3 Creighton (A) 5 28 34m MVC Tournament (5th) • (OT)

2002(7-11-2)Coach: Fred SchmalzW 2 Western Illinois (H) 0W 2 UNC-Asheville (H) 0W 2 Marquette (H) 1T• 0 Valparaiso (A) 0W• 2 UNLV (N) 1L • 1 New Mexico (A) 2T• 2 Fresno State (H) 2L 0 South Carolina (H) 1L 2 Michigan (H) 6W• 2 Butler (A) 1L 2 Tulsa (A) 3L 1 SMU (A) 2W 3 Missouri State (A) 1L 0 Drake (H) 1L 0 Creighton (H) 1W 4 W. Kentucky (A) 0L 1 Vanderbilt (A) 3L 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 3L • 1 Bradley (H) 2L m 0 SMU (A) 4 29 36m MVC Tournament (5th) • (OT)

dave golan 2003-2005 (3 years)17-34-5

2003 (9-7-3)Coach: Dave GolanW 1 DePaul (N) 0T• 2 Northwestern (A) 2W 5 Valparaiso (H) 0L 0 Michigan (A) 1L 0 Marquette (A) 1W 2 Drexel (H) 0W 1 Memphis (H) 0T• 1 Ohio State (A) 1W 3 Butler (H) 1W 3 #7 SMU (H) 1L 2 Tulsa (H) 4L 0 Creighton (A) 1T• 1 Drake (A) 1L 1 Bradley (A) 2W 1 Eastern Illinois (A) 0W 2 Missouri State (H) 1W 2 Vanderbilt (H) 1L 0 W. Kentucky (H) 2L m 0 W. Kentucky (A) 2 27 21m MVC Tournament (5th) •(OT)

2004(6-13-1)Coach: Dave GolanW 2 WI-Madison (A) 1T• 1 WI.-Milwaukee (N) 1L 1 #4 Notre Dame (A) 2


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L 0 #1 Indiana (N) 4L 1 DePaul (N) 2L 1 Dayton (A) 2L 1 Memphis (A) 5L 1 Alabama A&M (H) 4W • 2 Northwestern (H) 1L 1 Vanderbilt (A) 2W 3 W. Kentucky (A) 1L 0 Butler (A) 3L 1 Missouri State (A) 5L 1 Bradley (H) 3W• 3 Eastern Illinois (H) 2L 0 SMU (A) 6L 0 Tulsa (A) 8W 2 #7 Creighton (H) 1W• 2 Drake (H) 1L m 1 #18 Creighton (A) 3 24 56m MVC Tournament (5th) • (OT)

2005 (2-14-1)Coach: Dave GolanL 0 Akron (A) 5T• 2 Lipscomb (A) 2L 0 Memphis (H) 5W 2 Bowling Green (H) 1L 1 Birmingham So. (N) 4L 0 #23 UAB (A) 2L 0 Belmont (H) 2L 2 Dayton (H) 6L 0 Alabama A&M (A) 4W 3 Oral Roberts (H) 2L 0 Drake (A) 1L • 0 Vanderbilt (H) 1L 0 W. Kentucky (H) 1L 1 #24 Missouri State (A) 5L 0 Bradley (A) 2L 0 Creighton (H) 2L 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 5 12 50• (OT)

Mike JacoBs2006-present (6 years)52-53-6

2006 (9-8-0)Coach: Mike JacobsL • 4 Valparaiso (A) 5W 3 WI-Green Bay (H) 2W• 2 Butler (H) 1W 3 Central Arkansas (N) 1W 3 Air Force (N) 2W 3 North Florida (H) 0L 0 Stony Brook (H) 1L 0 Belmont (A) 1W 4 Bowling Green (A) 1L • 1 Bradley (H) 2W 2 UMKC (H) 1L 1 Eastern Illinois (A) 3W 1 Missouri State (H) 0L 2 Drake (H) 5L 0 #24 Creighton (A) 1W• 2 W. Kentucky (A) 1L m 0 Drake (N) 2 31 29m MVC Tournament (5th) • (OT)

2007 (10-9-1)Coach: Mike JacobsL 1 Oral Roberts (N) 2L 1 Memphis (A) 2W 4 Belmont (H) 1W 4 Valparaiso (H) 0W 2 Denver (N) 1L 2 WI-Green Bay (A) 3

W 3 Mercer (H) 1L 1 IPFW (H) 2W• 1 UMKC (A) 0W• 3 Butler (A) 2W 3 W. Kentucky (H) 0L 1 Drake (A) 4L 0 Bradley (A) 2W 4 Eastern Illinois (H) 1L 1 #10 Indiana (A) 2W 9 Lipscomb (A) 0W 2 Missouri State (A) 1L 1 #11 Creighton (H) 3Tm• 2 Missouri State (N) 2(UE wins shootout 5-3)L m 0 Creighton (A) 2 45 31m MVC Tournament (3rd) • (OT)

2008 (9-7-2)Coach: Mike JacobsW 2 Detroit (N) 0W 3 Central Arkansas (N) 0W 3 Butler (H) 2W 1 North Florida (H) 0W 3 Valparaiso (H) 1L 2 UC Santa Barbara (A) 4L 0 Cal Poly (A) 3W 6 Centenary (H) 0L • 2 #16 Indiana (H) 3W 1 Western Illinois (A) 0T• 0 Lipscomb (H) 0L 2 #2 Creighton (A) 3L 0 Missouri State (H) 2L 0 #6 Maryland (A) 4W 3 Eastern Illinois (A) 1W• 2 Bradley (H) 1L 1 #25 Drake (H) 4T•m 0 Bradley (H) 0(Bradley wins shootout 5-4) 31 28m MVC Tournament (4th) • (OT)

2009 (12-8-1)Coach: Mike JacobsL 0 SIU-Edwardsville (H) 1W 3 NC-Greensboro (N) 0L 0 #1 North Carolina (A) 4W 4 Xavier (N) 1W 2 W. Michigan (N) 0W 1 IUPUI 0W 5 Stony Brook (H) 3L 4 Western Illinois (H) 2


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W 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 0L 1 Creighton (A) 2W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 1L 0 #22 Drake (A) 1W 3 Bradley (H) 1T• 1 Creighton (H) 1L 0 Missouri State (H) 1W 1 Drake (H) 0L 0 Indiana (A) 2L 0 #22 Missouri State (A) 1W 2 Bradley (H) 1W•m 2 Missouri State (N) 1 Lm 1 Drake (A) 2 34 25m MVC Tournament (2nd) • (OT)

2010 (7-10-1)Coach: Mike JacobsW 2 Washington (N) 1L 1 #19 Portland (A) 2W 9 Alabama A&M (H) 0W 2 East Tenn. State (H) 0W 4 Belmont (H) 1T• 0 Xavier (H) 0L 1 Western Illinois (A) 3L • 1 Kentucky (H) 2L 0 Indiana (A) 1L 1 #12 Butler (A) 2L 1 Drake (A) 2W 1 SIU Edwardsville (H) 0L • 1 Creighton (H) 2L 0 Missouri State (A) 3L 1 Bradley (A) 2W 3 Eastern Illinois (H) 0W 5 Central Arkansas (H) 0Lm 0 Missouri State (N) 2 33 23m MVC Tournament (5th) • (OT)

2011 (5-11-1)Coach: Mike JacobsW 2 IUPUI (N) 0L 0 Wright State (N) 2L 0 Marist (H) 1W• 3 Eastern Illinois (H) 2W 4 Loyola (N) 0W• 2 Memphis (N) 1L 2 #21 Kentucky (A) 3W 4 Belmont (A) 1L 0 SIUE (A) 2L 1 Drake (H) 2L 0 Missouri State (H) 3T• 0 Central Ark. (A) 0L 0 Butler (H) 1L 1 #10 Indiana (H) 2L 1 Bradley (H) 2L 0 Western Illinois (H) 2L 0 #2 Creighton (A) 2 20 26 • (OT)

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