2014 Covenant Men's Soccer Media Guide

MEN’S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2014

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OUR MISSIONThe mission of Covenant College is to explore and express the preeminence of Jesus Christ in all things. We educate Christians to engage culture and cultures, to examine and unfold creation, and to pursue biblical justice and mercy in community. With the student-faculty relationship and strong teaching and scholarship at the foundation, our Christ-centered community seeks to help students mature in three primary areas:

- Identity in Christ- Biblical frame of reference- Service that is Christ-like We offer the world biblically grounded men and women equipped to live out extraordinary callings in ordinary places.

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4 MEN’S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2014 COVENANT COLLEGE

ON THE COVER2014 seniors (back to front, left side) Builder Brock, Roy Anderson, Hudson Brock, Hunter Harrison; (front to back, right side) Ian Meredith, Danny Knight, Joel Friesen, Snoopy Davidson (cover design and photo by Andrew Mindeman)

Administrative Staff 5

Memberships 6

Scotland Yard 8

Head Coach 10

Assistant Coaches 12

2014 Season Preview 14

Players 16

2013 Season In-Review 44

Program History 46

Compliance 61

2014 Schedule Back Cover

CREDITSLayout design by Tad Evearitt Written by Andrew Mindeman and Andrew Johansen Photos by Anna Dove, Andrew Mindeman and Covenant Communications Dept.

SCHOOL QUICK FACTSLocation: Lookout Mountain, GAEnrollment: 1,173Year Founded: 1955Nickname: ScotsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: USA South AthleticPresident: Dr. J. Derek HalvorsonDirector of Athletics: Kyle TaylorSID: Andrew MindemanSchool Website: www.covenant.edu

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Dr. J. Derek HalvorsonPresident

Brad VoylesVP for Student Development

Kyle TaylorDirector of Athletics

Tim SceggelAssoc. Director of Athletics

Mark DubleAsst. Director of Athletics

Meredith AtwoodSWA/Head Athletic Trainer

Rodney MillerFaculty Athletics Representative

Andrew MindemanSports Information Director

Brad ClarkAsst. Athletic Trainer

Catherine KercherGrad Assistant for Athletic Admin

Ben WhartonDirector of Athletic Marketing

T.J. ZinkeAsst. Athletic Trainer

Andrew JohansenSports Information Intern

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NCAA DIVISION III

In 2013, Covenant became full members of the NCAA Division III following a four year transitional period from 2009-2013.

The largest division, in terms of number of schools and number of participants, is Division III comprised by more than 170,000 student-athletes at 444 mostly smaller institutions.

Academics are the primary focus for Division III student-athletes. The division minimizes

the conflicts between athletics and academics and keeps student-athletes on a path to graduation through shorter practice and playing seasons, the number of contests, no redshirting and regional competition that reduces time away from academic studies. Student-athletes are integrated on campus and treated like all other members of the general student-body, keeping them focused on being a student first.

The college experience is a time of learning and growth — a chance to follow passions and develop potential. For student-athletes in Division III, all of this happens most importantly in the classroom and through earning an academic degree. The Division III experience provides for passionate participation in a competitive athletic environment, in which student-athletes push themselves to excellence and build upon their academic success with new challenges and life skills. And student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their full passions and find their potential through a comprehensive educational experience.

The Three D’s:

DiscoverDivision III student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their interests and passions beyond the classroom and field of play…to discover themselves.

DevelopDivision III institutions provide an environment that encourages student-athletes to develop into well-rounded adults. Small class sizes, the ability to participate in more than one sport, and an emphasis on participating activities outside of the classroom are all hallmarks of the Division III experience.

DedicateDivision III institutions expect student-athletes to dedicate themselves to achieving their potential. Student-athletes must manage their busy schedules, keep up with class work and face the same challenges as the rest of the student-body.

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USA SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

In 2013, Covenant became members of the USA South Athletic Conference. The conference is comprised of schools from Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia.

All told, the USA South has 13 full-fledged members along with one associate member in football.

In volleyball and women’s basketball, the conference is split into two divisions (North and South). Covenant plays in the South division in those sports with Huntingdon, LaGrange, Maryville and Piedmont.

In all sports, with the exception of cross country, the top eight teams in the conference regular season standings advance to participate in the conference tournament.

Full Conference Members:Averett University (Danville, Va.)Covenant College (Lookout Mountain, Ga.)Ferrum College (Ferrum, Va.)Greensboro College (Greensboro, N.C.)Huntingdon College (Montgomery, Ala.)LaGrange College (LaGrange, Ga.)Mary Baldwin College (Staunton, Va.)Maryville College (Maryville, Tenn.)Meredith College (Raleigh, N.C.)Methodist University (Fayetteville, N.C.)North Carolina Wesleyan College (Rocky Mount, N.C.)Piedmont College (Demorest, Ga.)William Peace University (Raleigh, N.C.)

Associate Members:Christopher Newport University (Newport News, Va.) - Football

2013 USA South Final Men’s Soccer StandingsTeam Conf. Overall W-L-T W-L-T Methodist 7-1-1 11-7-2 Greensboro* 6-3 13-6-2 Maryville 6-3 10-5-2 Covenant 5-3-1 11-5-4 Ferrum 5-4 12-8 Averett 5-4 8-9-2 N.C. Wesleyan 5-4 7-9-2 Piedmont 3-6 6-12 Huntingdon 2-7 4-11-2 LaGrange 0-9 2-13-1

* indicates USA South Tournament champion and NCAA automatic berth

2014 USA South Preseason PollRank Team (1st place votes) Pts. 1 Greensboro (5) 932 Methodist (4) 913 Maryville (1) 814 Covenant (1) 795 N.C. Wesleyan 596 Averett 567 Ferrum 478 Piedmont 399 Huntingdon 2710 LaGrange 2311 William Peace 10

Conference Administration

Commissioner: Rita WiggsAssoc. Commissioner: Mike ChristiePresident: Kandis SchramVice-President: Sharon Spalding

Conference InfoWebsite: www.usasouth.netTwitter: @usa_southInstagram: @usa_south

SCOTLAND YARDHOME OF THE SCOTS

Built in 1989, Scotland Yard is home to both the men’s and women’s soccer programs at Covenant. The field, located in the southern part of the campus just past Ashe Activity Center, is of maximum regulation dimensions (118 yards by 70 yards). Scotland Yard boasts cement bleachers, along with two newer sets of metal stands, and a retaining wall which provides additionalfan seating.

Across from the north-side bleachers, are the team and press areas on the south side of the field. Both teams sit in covered bench areas. During the summer of 2008, the field was com-pletely overhauled by installing a drainage system and sprinkler system. Also a crowning of the field was performed and a sand base was put in place for better drainage. Lights were installed for the first time before the 2010 season.

The inaugural match held at Scotland Yard pitted Covenant against Indiana University-Pur-due University at Indianapolis (IUPUI) on September 2, 1989. The Scots came out with a 1-0 victory over the Metros on that day and would finish the opening season at Scotland Yard with a 7-1-1 home record.

The field has seen some historical matches as well. Former men’s soccer head coach Brian Crossman, a future NAIA hall of famer, registered his 300th career victory at Scotland Yard during the 2004 season. Current women’s soccer head coach Mark Duble recorded his 200th coaching win in 2012 at the Yard. Scotland Yard has played host to numerous conference tournament and regional tournament matches in its 24 years of existence.

The men’s soccer team averaged 503 fans per home match in the 2013 season. In 2012, Cov-enant ranked 15th in all of NCAA Division III men’s soccer in attendance averaging 437 fans

per match, including a season-high 1,300 for the Homecoming contest.

FACTS:

Built: 1989Seating Capacity: 600, with additional berm seatingPlaying Dimensions: 118 yards by 70 yardsLargest Men’s Soccer Crowd (since 2010): 1,300 - Oct 6, 2012 vs. Tennessee Temple

Admissions PolicyWhile there is no charge for admission to regular season games, there may be a charge for postseason events and tournaments. No free admission or season passes can be used for USA South Athletic Conference championships or tournaments. No tobacco, alcohol or animals are allowed at any athletic events held at Covenant College.

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Nathan Pifer Head CoachNathan Pifer will enter into his sixth season at the helm of

Covenant’s men’s soccer program in 2014. He is the fifth

coach in the history of Covenant men’s soccer since 1968

(John Miglarese, Dr. Brian Crossman, Dave Fortosis and

Walter Bowman).

Throughout his career, Pifer has earned championship

success as a head coach at both the intercollegiate and

interscholastic levels.

After graduating from Covenant in 1984, Pifer had

successful coaching stints at Montreat-Anderson and King,

before taking the head men’s job at Midwestern State

University in Wichita Falls, Texas. At Midwestern State, Pifer

took his teams to the NAIA national tournament in his first seven seasons, and finished as the National Runner-Up

in 1991 and 1995. He was nominated for NAIA National Coach of the Year in 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995,

and 1996.

MSU then moved to NCAA Division II status, and his team didn’t miss a beat, breaking into the Division II Top 25 in

its inaugural campaign and in the following 1998 season with a ranking as high as #15 in the nation. In 1999, MSU

finished 14-5-2 and won the Lone Star Conference championship. In his 10 years as the men’s coach at MSU, Pifer

was 164-61-13.

In 1996, MSU asked Pifer to take over the helm of the women’s soccer program in addition to his work with the

men’s team, and he built the women’s team into a program that won the Lone Star Conference for two consecutive

seasons. His success in the women’s game then led him to take over as the head women’s soccer coach at the

University of Tennessee at Martin in 2000. The Skyhawks had been 3-34 in their first two years of existence, but

Pifer vastly improved the program and led the team to consecutive 9-7-2 seasons in 2002 and 2003.

After six seasons at UT-Martin, Pifer moved to Christian Academy of Knoxville, where he served as the school’s

Assistant Principal and girls’ soccer coach. In his three seasons as CAK’s head coach, Pifer and the Warriors

won state championships in 2006 and 2008, and just missed-out on a third title in 2007 when the team lost a

heartbreaking four-overtime game to Chattanooga Christian School in penalty kicks. After three seasons he had

rung up a very impressive 64-6-3 record and was named the Prep-Xtra Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2008.

During his time at Covenant, Pifer has amassed a 56-39-10 record over five seasons. His first season, the Scots went

13-6-2 and placed third at the NCCAA national tournament. The following year (2010), Covenant was 14-8-1 overall

and again made a trip to the NCCAA national tournament this time as the No. 1 seed.

In 2013, Covenant’s first year in the USA South Athletic Conference, Pifer’s team went 11-5-4 overall and 5-3-1 in

conference play. The Scots had five players selected to the All-Conference team.

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At Covenant, he has coached three NCCAA All-Americans (Julian Allgeier -- twice -- and Chris Pifer) while having

five players on honorable mention. In addition, Pifer has had 18 NCCAA Scholar-Athletes during his tenure.

Pifer earned a Master of Art in Education from Western Carolina University in 1989, and an Education Specialist

degree in Instructional Leadership from Tennessee Tech University in 2008.

He and his wife, Angie, have been married for 30 years and have two sons, David, who played for the Scots’ soccer

team from 2007-10, and Chris, who played for the Scots from 2009-12.

Coaching Record

Year College Record1984 Montreat-Anderson JC 5-10-11985 Montreat-Anderson JC 9-71987 King 16-21988 King 8-101989 King 11-8-11990 Midwestern State 20-51991 Midwestern State 23-3-11992 Midwestern State 18-6-21993 Midwestern State 18-6-11994 Midwestern State 17-81995 Midwestern State 21-5-11996 Midwestern State 17-6-2 Midwestern State (Women) 15-7-21997 Midwestern State 8-10-1 Midwestern State (Women) 16-4-1

Year College Record1998 Midwestern State 8-7-31999 Midwestern State 14-5-22000 UT-Martin (Women) 0-182001 UT-Martin (Women) 4-142002 UT-Martin (Women) 9-7-32003 UT-Martin (Women) 9-7-32004 UT-Martin (Women) 4-11-22005 UT-Martin (Women) 9-102009 Covenant 13-6-22010 Covenant 14-92011 Covenant 8-10-22012 Covenant 10-10-1 2013 Covenant 11-5-4

Total Men’s 4-Year College Record: 255-120-24

Contact Information Education

e-mail Alma Mater: Covenant (‘84) [email protected] (B.A.) Physical Education

office phone (M.A.) Education - Western Carolina (‘89) 706.419.1518

(Ed. S.) Instructional Leadership - Tennessee Tech (‘08)

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Scott Bosgraf Full-time Assistant & Head JV Coach

Scott Bosgraf will enter his first year as a full-time assistant for head

coach Nathan Pifer in the 2014 season after five seasons of being a

part-time assistant.

“I feel very blessed to have an opportunity to work full-time at Cov-

enant College and specifically with the men’s soccer program,” said

Bosgraf. “Covenant soccer has a great tradition both on and off the

field and I look forward to working with coach Pifer and the returning

and incoming players.”

Bosgraf is no stranger to the Covenant men’s soccer program. He

played for the Scots from 1985-88, under longtime head coach Brian

Crossman, and graduated in 1989. In his senior year, Bosgraf was a

team captain, an All-NAIA District 24 and All-South third team selec-

tion while ranking 17th in the country in assists per game. In the late

1990s, he returned to be an assistant coach under Crossman through

the 2004 season. After a short stint away from the program, Bosgraf

came back to Covenant in 2009 as the goalkeeper coach for Pifer and

held that position through the 2013 season.

He has been active in the coaching field at various levels for many

years. Bosgraf is currently the head coach for the Chattanooga FC Club team and an assistant at Baylor School in

Chattanooga. From 2009-11, he was an assistant for Crossman with Chattanooga FC. Bosgraf was a head coach at

East Ridge Soccer Association from 2009-12 and led his U18 Boys team to a Division II state championship in 2011.

Additionally, he has served as a coach, board member and director for the Lookout Mountain Soccer Association.

“Coach Nathan Pifer and Dr. Brian Crossman have had a great impact for Christ on many lives, including mine, and I

greatly anticipate carrying that work on as a member of the coaching staff here at Covenant,” added Bosgraf.

He and his wife, Lansing, live on Lookout Mountain, Georgia and will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary in

August. The couple has three children, Alexandra (21), Hamilton (20, attending Covenant this fall) and Mya (15).

They are members of Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church.

Bosgraf Quick Facts

Alma Mater: Covenant (‘89)

Contact InfoOffice: 706.419.1559Email: [email protected]

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John Eger Part-time Asst.; Goalkeeper Coach

John Eger enters his second year of assisting the men’s soccer pro-

gram at both the varsity and junior varsity levels. Eger will serve as the

goalkeeper coach.

A four-standout at Covenant, Eger was an NCCAA honorable mention

All-American in 2011 as a senior. Eger played in 83 career matches and

accumulated 399 saves, a goals against average of 1.32, and a .792

save percentage. Additionally he recorded 20 career shutouts, with

eight coming in the 2010 season, and a 42-30-5 career record.

Eger works for the online community Spire, formerly known as LifeKraze.

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Experienced Scots Look for Breakout Season

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN -- In his sixth season at the helm of his alma mater, head coach Nathan Pifer believes he

has his best team yet. The 2014 version of the Covenant men’s soccer team features plenty of experienced players

mixed in with newcomers looking to make an immediate impact.

The Scots open their season on Friday at the Sonny Carter Invitational in Atlanta, Georgia against traditional

Division III power Rutgers-Newark.

The Scots were picked to finish fourth in the USA South’s preseason poll, while receiving one first place vote. Last

season, Covenant finished fourth in the regular season but had its season come to an early end in the USA South

tournament first round with a loss to Averett in a shootout.

“We were picked to finish in the top five,” said Pifer of his preseason ranking. “But I feel like we are going to be one

of the top teams in the league. We are ready to compete for a conference championship.”

Although the Scots lost four key seniors off last year’s 11-5-4 team, they return 16 players and six starters, including

all three of the top scorers, from a year ago. All told, Covenant will have nine seniors on its roster this season. In

addition, Pifer picked up a couple players in his recruiting class that could play a major role early on.

Three seniors, Snoopy Davidson, Hudson Brock and Joel Friesen, scored six goals apiece last season and all three

return this year. Although he battled an injury throughout the year in 2013, Davidson was still the biggest scoring

threat for the Scots and was selected to the USA South All-Conference first team. The transfer from South Carolina

accumulated six goals and five assists, which tied for the team lead, in 11 matches. Davidson had a stretch of five

goals and three assists over three matches last year that propelled him to USA South and NSCAA player of the week

honors.

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“Snoopy was hurt for a majority of the season last year,” noted Pifer. “We hope to have him completely healthy this

season and are very excited about what he can do.”

Brock and Friesen also return after breakout seasons a year ago. Brock started all 20 matches last season and

registered his first career hat trick in a 5-0 win at LaGrange. Friesen tied for the team lead in points with 17 as he

recorded six goals and five assists. Pifer also expects big things from junior Mike Arango. In his first season at

Covenant last year, Arango scored four times and presented a threat to opponents with his speed and agility.

Other returners this year include seniors Ian Meredith, David Huertas and Danny Knight, along with juniors Noah

Wiersema and Andrew Lowe, and sophomore Caleb Allen.

Defensively, the Scots look to be strong once again. Senior leader Hunter Harrison returns, as does his twin brother

Russell Harrison, to go along with senior Roy Anderson on the backline. As a unit, Covenant allowed 23 goals with

six shutouts in 2013. Hunter Harrison scored twice last season and was named to the NSCAA All-South Atlantic

region third team.

The goalkeeper position will feature a new face this season as Shuler Polk has graduated. Three keepers are on

the roster with junior Daniel Kubin having the most experience. Redshirt sophomore Jacob Richter and freshman

Jonathan Crossman will also vie for playing time at the net this year.

The seniors are the leaders of this team and have been through a lot as a group during their time in Scots jerseys.

“These are godly young men who want to play hard and glorify God at the same time,” added Pifer. “The senior

class has been this way consistently though their years here and it has been fun to be a part of.”

Lookout Mountain natives highlight the incoming recruiting class for Pifer. Builder Brock, brother of Hudson,

comes in as a senior and hopes to strengthen the backline even further. Hunter Brock, cousin of both Hudson and

Builder, will “add speed and attacking ability,” according to Pifer. Crossman was an All-State keeper at Chattanooga

Christian and should compete for playing time. All three players call the Mountain home and have strong family

ties to the college.

The entire freshman class includes Nate Mackey (Rutherfordton, N.C.), Andrew Jablon (Orlando, Fla.), Mark Sharrar

(Garner, N.C.), Isaac Johnson (Madison, Ala.), John O’Carroll (Houston, Texas) and Morgan Copeland (Fredericksburg,

Va.).

After a weekend trip to Atlanta, the Scots will open up the home portion of their schedule with the David Taaffe

Invitational on Sept. 5-6. Four matches will take place over two days at Scotland Yard with the host Scots facing

Wilmington on Friday at 7 p.m. and Millsaps on Saturday at 7 p.m.

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NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 00 Daniel Kubin Jr. GK 6’1” 182 Rocky Face, Ga. / Northwest Whitfield0 Jonathan Crossman Fr. GK 5’10” 175 Lookout Mountain, Ga. / Chattanooga Christian1 Jacob Richter RS-So. GK 6’1” 172 Cullman, Ala. / Cullman2 Snoopy Davidson Sr. F 6’0” 165 Rome, Ga. / Rome3 Caleb Allen So. M 5’11” 155 Matthews, N.C. / Covenant Day4 Hunter Brock So. F 6’0” 165 Lookout Mountain, Ga. / McCallie5 Builder Brock Sr. D/M 6’0” 180 Lookout Mountain, Ga. / McCallie6 Roy Anderson Sr. D 5’10” 175 Brevard, N.C. / Chattanooga Christian7 Gordon Carpenter RS-Jr. M 5’7” 145 Greenville, S.C. / Southside Christian8 Mike Arango Jr. M 5’10” 160 Coral Springs, Fla. / American Heritage9 Noah Wiersema Jr. F 6’1” 175 Elizabethtown, Ky. / Central Hardin10 Hudson Brock Sr. M 6’1” 180 Lookout Mountain, Ga. / McCallie11 Danny Knight Sr. M 5’9” 165 Atlanta, Ga. / Greater Atlanta Christian12 Ian Meredith Sr. F 6’0” 170 Nairobi, Kenya / Rift Valley Academy13 Joel Friesen Sr. M 6’0” 150 Waxhaw, N.C. / Parkwood14 Nate Mackey Fr. M 5’10” 165 Rutherfordton, N.C. / Thomas Jefferson15 Andrew Lowe Jr. D 5’10” 169 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. / Calvary Christian16 Tim Love So. D 5’7” 150 Chattanooga, Tenn. / Chattanooga Christian17 Andrew Jablon Fr. M 6’1” 160 Orlando, Fla. / West Orange18 Russell Harrison Jr. D 6’0” 175 Greenville, S.C. / Southside Christian19 Mark Sharrar Fr. M 6’1” 180 Garner, N.C. / Wake Christian20 Hunter Harrison Sr. D 5’11” 185 Greenville, S.C. / Southside Christian21 Isaac Johnson Fr. M 5’10” 140 Madison, Ala. / Westminster Christian22 David Huertas Sr. M 5’10” 165 Lutz, Fla. / Vincero Academy23 John O’Carroll Fr. D 6’3” 200 Houston, Texas / Houston Christian24 Morgan Copeland Fr. M 5’10” 155 Fredericksburg, Va. / Homeschool

Head Coach: Nathan Pifer (6th year, 56-39-10; Covenant ‘84)

Assistant Coaches: Scott Bosgraf (6th year overall) John Eger (2nd year; Covenant ‘12)

Roster Breakdown:Seniors: 9Juniors: 6Sophomores: 4Freshmen: 6Retuning Letterwinners: 16Most Popular Home State: Georgia (7)

Alphabetical Roster (last name)

Allen, Caleb 3Anderson, Roy 6Arango, Mike 8Brock, Builder 5Brock, Hudson 10Brock, Hunter 4Carpenter, Gordon 7Copeland, Morgan 24Crossman, Jonathan 0Davidson, Snoopy 2Friesen, Joel 13Harrison, Hunter 20Harrison, Russell 18Huertas, David 22Jablon, Andrew 17Johnson, Isaac 21Knight, Danny 11Kubin, Daniel 00Love, Tim 16Lowe, Andrew 15Mackey, Nate 14Meredith, Ian 12O’Carroll, John 23Richter, Jacob 1Sharrar, Mark 19Wiersema, Noah 9

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ROY ANDERSONSenior • D • 5’10” • Brevard, NC

Interdisciplinary Studies Major

2013 (Junior):

Started 17 of the 18 matches in which he appeared, while playing a valuable

role in the defensive backfield… Notched two assists while taking five shots…

Assisted on the lone Covenant goal in a 3-1 loss at the hands of Oglethorpe

(Sept. 25) … His other assist came in a 5-1 victory over N.C. Wesleyan (Oct.

12)… Earned USA South All-Academic honors… Also played tennis for a third

straight year

2012 (Sophomore):

Played in 20 matches, starting 17… Produced two assists on the year and

took seven shots… Had one of his assists come in a 4-3 loss to Emory (Oct.

19) in which Tyler Morrison netted a hat trick for the Scots… Second assist

of the year came in a 3-2 win at Sewanee (Oct. 24)… Played a strong defense

all season long… Also competed on the Covenant men’s tennis team in the

spring of 2013

2011 (Freshman):

Appeared in 18 contests, starting 12… Registered one assist and one shot for

the season… His lone assist aided in Covenant’s 2-1 overtime win at Piedmont

(Oct. 12)… Played mostly on the back line of the defense

High School:

Attended Chattanooga Christian School… Voted All-State his junior and se-

nior years… Chattanooga Times Free Press Best of Preps (So., Jr., Sr.)… Named

All-District in senior season

Personal:

Born Oct. 13, 1992 in St. Louis, Mo. … Parents are Wallace and Paige Ander-

son… Has one sister, Kendi, and one brother, Cameron… Favorite bible verse

is 1 Thessalonians 5:16-24… Majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies with concen-

trations in biology, chemistry and business management… Aspires to become

a doctor and work in the Chattanooga inner city

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Career StatsSeason GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% GW PK-Att. 2011 18 0 1 1 1 .000 0 0-02012 20 0 2 2 7 .000 0 0-02013 18 0 2 2 5 .000 0 0-0

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HUDSON BROCKSenior • M • 5’10” • Lookout Mountain, GA

Interdisciplinary Studies Major • Business Minor

2013 (Junior):

Started all 20 of Covenant’s matches… Tied for the team lead with six goals…

Recorded first career hat trick against LaGrange (Sept. 28), a 5-0 victory… Fol-

lowed up with another goal in a 2-1 loss to Maryville the next game (Oct. 2)…

Also scored against Tennessee Temple (Aug. 30) and Averett (Oct. 25)… His

lone game winner of the year came against LaGrange (Sept. 28)… Earned USA

South All-Academic honors

2012 (Sophomore):

Played in 20 matches and started in five of those… Recorded two goals, one

game-winner, and an assist… Had a goal and an assist in Covenant’s 3-2 win

at Sewanee (Oct. 24)… Netted the game-winner in overtime in a 1-0 win at

Huntingdon (Oct. 27)… Was named NCCAA Player of the Week on Oct. 31 after

his two-goal week… Earned NCCAA Scholar-Athlete honors

2011 (Freshman):

Saw action in 16 matches, earning one start… Had one goal and one assist on

the season… His lone start of the season came against Cumberland (Tenn.)

(Sept. 9) and he produced his first goal of his Covenant career… The first assist

of his collegiate career came in a 4-0 win over LaGrange (Oct. 15)… Named to

the GSAC All-Academic team

High School:

Attended McCallie School… Was a team captain… Member of National Honor

Society and Keo Kio

Personal:

Born May 1, 1991… Married to Nina and the couple has a daughter, Ava (3)…

Parents are Krue and Hollee Brock… Has four siblings, Builder, Kruesi, Beata,

Eden and Ella… Brother, Builder, and cousin, Hunter Brock, are both member

of the Covenant soccer team in 2014... Favorite bible verse is Romans 8:28…

Majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations in Economics,

Philosophy and Bible, with a minor in Business… Aspires to be a teacher or

entrepreneur

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SNOOPY DAVIDSONSenior • F • 6’0” • Rome, GA

Economics Major

2013 (Junior):

Appeared in 11 matches, starting eight… Was tied for the team lead in goals (6) and

assists (5)… Was named the NSCAA Player of the Week and the USA South Player of the

Week on Oct. 14 after netting five goals and collecting three assists in three contests…

Scored two goals and had three assists in a 5-1 victory over N.C. Wesleyan (Oct. 12)…

Led the team in shots on goal (27)… Was named to the USA South All-Conference first

team and the USA South All-Academic team

2012 (Sophomore at Univ. of South Carolina):

Played in all 18 contests for the Gamecocks scoring two goals with one assist while

taking 31 shots (second-most on the team)… Had an assist on what was the eventual

game-clinching goal in SC’s 2-1 win over Central Florida (Oct. 7)… Goals came against

UAB (Oct. 10) and Coastal Carolina (Oct. 24)… Received the C-USA Commissioner’s

Academic Medal

2011 (Freshman at Univ. of South Carolina):

Saw action in all 19 games with six starts on the year... Tallied two goals and one assist,

while posting 16 shots, including six on goal... Earned the first assist of his career in 2-1

victory vs. High Point (Sept. 18)... Scored both goals in a 2-0 win vs. NC State (Oct. 18)...

Named to the C-USA Academic Honor Roll... Also received the C-USA Commissioner’s

Academic Medal... Member of the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll

High School:

Attended Rome High School… 2011 ESPN Rise First-Team Spring All-American... 2011

Georgia Boys Gatorade Player of the Year... Adidas ESP Participant... Northwest Georgia

High School Player of the Year - 2010, 2011... All-Area (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011)... MVP of

high school squad (2008, 2009, 2010)... Led high school team in scoring 2008-10... Lead-

ing scorer for U.S. Soccer Academy Club team Concorde Fire Elite in 2011... Helped lead

club team to U.S. Soccer Academy national finals in 2010... Member of National Honor

Society

Personal:

Born Sept. 28, 1992 in Rome, Ga. … Parents are Greg and Amanda Davidson… Has a

brother, Hunt, and a sister, Katie… His brother, Hunt, played soccer at Covenant from

2007-10 and was a 2-time NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and 2010 NCCAA All-American honor-

able mention… Favorite bible verse is Jeremiah 17:7-8… Majoring in Economics…

Wants to either pursue a career in soccer (playing, coaching, promoting, etc.) or busi-

ness… Favorite athlete is NFL QB Cam Newton... Lived for four years in Bolivia, South

Africa while parents worked at a mission school

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JOEL FRIESENSenior • M • 6’0” • Waxhaw, NC Community Development Major •

Economics Minor

2013 (Junior):

Started 19 matches on the year… Tied for the team lead in goals (six) and as-

sists (five)… Was named the USA South Player of the Week on Sept. 23, when

he tallied two goals and two assists on the week… Had a goal and two assists

against Ferrum (Sept. 21) in a 4-1 win… Notched a goal and an assist in a 2-2

tie against Methodist (Oct. 11)… Scored both goals in a 2-1 win over Emory

(Oct. 23)… Earned a spot on the USA South All-Academic team

2012 (Sophomore):

Played in 18 matches, starting 10 of those… Had three assists and took nine

shots on the season… Each of his three assists came in Covenant victories…

Had assists against LaGrange (Sept. 22), Maryville (Oct. 2) and Tennessee

Temple (Oct. 6)

2011 (Freshman):

Appeared in 11 matches, earning two starts… Started against Cumberland

(Tenn.) (Sept. 9) and Oakland City (Nov. 19)… Scored his first collegiate goal in

a 4-0 win over Tennessee Temple (Sept. 27)

High School:

Attended Parkwood High School… Was co-captain his junior and senior sea-

sons… Named All-Conference and was team MVP his senior year… National

Honor Society treasurer (top 5% of class)

Personal:

Born May 12, 1993 in Columbia, S.C. … Parents are Bryan and Felicia Friesen…

Has two sisters, Anna and Claire, and one brother, Will… Majoring in Com-

munity Development with a minor in Economics… Aspires to own a bank…

Favorite bible verse is John 3:30… Teaches elementary Sunday school at his

home church… Favorite athlete is retired English footballer Paul Scholes…

Grew up in the Philippines

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HUNTER HARRISONSenior • D • 5’11” • Greenville, SC

Biology Major

2013 (Junior):

Started all 20 matches during the 2013 season and was the anchor of the

backline…Selected to the USA South All-Conference second team… NSCAA

All-South Atlantic Region third team choice… Notched two goals and an as-

sist on the year… Scored Covenant’s lone goal in a 1-1 tie to Sewanee (Sept.

3)… Netted only Covenant goal in 3-1 loss to Oglethorpe (Sept. 25)… Assist

came in 2-1 win over Birmingham Southern (Sept. 18)... Earned USA South

All-Academic honors

2012 (Sophomore):

Played in 18 matches, starting 17… Produced two goals on the season…

Scored against Greenville (Ill.) (Sept. 21) and then against Oglethorpe (Sept.

26)… Named to the Kyle Rote Jr. All-tournament team… Was selected to the

NCCAA Mid-East All-Region team

2011 (Freshman):

Started 17 matches and played in 18… Scored two goals and had one as-

sist… First career collegiate goal came in a 4-1 loss at Oglethorpe (Sept. 21)…

Converted a penalty kick for his second score of the season against Tennessee

Temple (Sept. 27)… His one assist was recorded against Emory & Henry (Oct.

19)… Named to the GSAC All-Freshmen team

High School:

Attended Southside Christian… Named to All-Region and All-State team all

four years… Player of the Year as a freshman and junior… Member of National

Honor Society and BETA Club

Personal:

Born Aug. 25, 1992… Parents are Marty and Lynn Harrison… Has four siblings

(Collins, Taylor, Russell and Hudson)… His older brother, Collins, played soccer

at Covenant… His twin brother, Russell, is currently a senior on Covenant’s

roster… Favorite bible verse is 2 Timothy 4:7… Majoring in Biology

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DAVID HUERTASSenior • M • 5’10” • Lutz, FL

Biology Major • Chemistry Minor

2013 (Junior):

Came off the bench to play in 19 contests… Scored two goals on the season,

taking 13 shots… His goal against Berry (Sept. 10) was the game-winner in a

2-1 victory… Also scored in Covenant’s 5-0 triumph over LaGrange (Sept. 28)

2012 (Sophomore):

Saw action in 15 contests, earning two starts on the year… Had one assist and

took 12 shots… His lone assist came in a 3-0 win over Tennessee Temple (Oct.

6)… Had starts against Franklin & Marshall (Sept. 1) and Centre (Sept. 7)

2011 (Freshman):

Played in 20 matches, starting six, as a freshman… Scored his first career colle-

giate goal in a 4-0 win over LaGrange (Oct. 15)… Took 22 shots on the season,

with 11 of those being on goal

High School:

Attended Vincero Academy… Was on the President’s Honor Roll all four years

Personal:

Born Dec. 2, 1992… Father is Ed Huertas… Has two brothers, Bobby and

Luke… Favorite bible verse is Galatians 2:20… Majoring in Biology with a

Chemistry minor

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DANNY KNIGHTSenior • M • 5’9” • Atlanta, GA

Biology Major

2013 (Junior):

Appeared in all 20 contests… Scored one goal and collected three assists…

Goal came in 5-1 victory over N.C. Wesleyan (Oct. 12)… All assists came in

Covenant victories: 2-1 over Hanover (Sept. 7), 5-0 against LaGrange (Sept. 28),

and 3-0 versus Piedmont (Oct. 30)… Named to the USA South All-Academic

team

2012 (Sophomore):

Appeared in 16 matches and made starts in five of those… Had one goal and

one assist on the year… Scored his first collegiate goal, an eventual game-

winner, in a 4-1 win over Huntingdon (Sept. 29)… His one assist came against

Birmingham Southern and helped the Scots to a 1-1 draw (Oct. 10)

2011 (Freshman):

Played in 18 matches as a freshman, starting one… Took one shot on the

season… Earned his first career start the last match of the season against Oak-

land City in the NCCAA Mid-East Regional championship tilt (Nov. 19)

High School:

Attended Greater Atlanta Christian School… Was an All-County selection as a

junior and senior… Named to the All-State team his senior season… Helped

lead his team to a State Championship in 2009

Personal:

Born April 1, 1993 in Atlanta, Ga. … Parents are Darrell and Cyndee Knight…

Has one sister, Zoe… Majoring in Biology… Favorite bible verse is Romans

8:31

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IAN MEREDITHSenior • F • 6’0” • Nairobi, Kenya

Economics Major

2013 (Junior):

Started 12 of 20 contests on the year… Finished with one goal and four as-

sists… Was tied for sixth on the team in points with six… His goal came in the

first game of the season, a 4-0 win over Tennessee Temple (Aug. 30)… Re-

corded two assists in the 5-0 victory over LaGrange (Sept. 28)… Also collected

assists against Berry (Sept. 10) and Ferrum (Sept. 21)

2012 (Sophomore):

Played in all 21 contests, starting six… Tallied three goals, including one game-

winner, and 13 shots… Scored the eventual game-winner in a 3-0 victory

over Spalding (Sept. 8)… Also had scores against Huntingdon (Sept. 29) and

Georgia Gwinnett (Oct. 13

2011 (Freshman):

Saw playing time in 20 matches and started nine… Recorded three goals and

18 shots… In his first match at Scotland Yard, he scored two goals to lead Cov-

enant to a 2-1 win over Guilford (Sept. 17)… Posted his third score of the year

in a 4-0 win at LaGrange (Oct. 15)… Named to the GSAC All-Freshmen team

High School:

Attended Rift Valley Academy

Personal:

Born March 31, 1993… Parents are Robert and Patricia Meredith… Has one sis-

ter, Emily, and one brother, Wesley… Favorite bible verse is Jeremiah 29:11…

Majoring in Economics

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MIKE ARANGOJunior • M • 5’10” • Coral Springs, FL

Mathematics Major • Economics Minor

2013 (Sophomore):

Appeared in 17 matches, making three starts… fifth on the team in both

goals (4) and total points (10)… Scored the game winner in a 2-1 victory

against Birmingham Southern (Sept. 18)… Tallied a goal and an assist against

Ferrum (Sept. 21), a 4-1 victory… Scored against N.C. Wesleyan (Oct. 12) and

Piedmont (Oct. 30), both victories… Earned his way onto the USA South All-

Academic team

2012 (Freshman at Gettysburg College):

Appeared in one match in the midfield…Made collegiate debut against Dick-

inson

High School:

Attended American Heritage School at Plantation…Led American Heritage to

three FHSAA Division 3A district championships and the state title in 2012…

Tabbed co-captain of the soccer squad and was named SoccerMax All-Bro-

ward All-Star in 2012…Helped lead West Pines United FC to a pair of league

championships and the FYSA State Cup Finals in 2010

Personal:

Born April 29, 1994… Parents are Edward and Catherine Arango… Has one

brother, Christopher, and one sister, Jennifer… Favorite bible verse is Jeremiah

29:11… Majoring in Mathematics with a minor in Economics… Favorite team

is Real Madrid

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GORDON CARPENTERRS-Junior • M • 5’7” • Greenville, SC

Biblical Studies Major • Youth Ministry Minor

2013 (RS-Sophomore):

Appeared in 17 contests last year… Took 15 shots and scored one goal…

Scored during the first game of the season against Tennessee Temple (Aug.

30), a 4-0 victory

2012 (Sophomore):

Took a medical redshirt

2011 (Freshman):

Saw action in 17 matches and made 13 starts… Recorded two assists for the

season and took 27 shots… Had an assist on Covenant’s only score in a 1-1

draw with Cumberland (Tenn.) (Sept. 9)… His second assist came in an NCCAA

Mid-East Region tournament match, a 4-2 win over Asbury (Nov. 18)

High School:

Attended Southside Christian School… Member of National Honor Society,

BETA Club and graduated cum laude

Personal:

Born Nov. 5, 1992… Parents are James and Mary Ann Carpenter… Has one

brother, Garrison… Favorite bible verse is Isaiah 53:5-6… Majoring in Biblical

Studies with a minor in Youth Ministry… Aspires to work in ministry… Has

been a youth intern at Shadow Mountain Community Church in San Diego,

Calif.

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RUSSELL HARRISONJunior • D • 6’0” • Greenville, SC

Biology Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Started six of 18 matches in his first year at Covenant… The defender took

four shots on goal during the year

High School:

Attended Southside Christian School… Named A/B Honor Roll… National

Honors Society… Beta Club… Southside’s Male Athlete of the Year… Selected

All-County in football

Personal:

Born Aug. 25, 1992… Parents are Marty and Lynn Harrison… Has four siblings

(Collins, Taylor, Hunter and Hudson)… His older brother, Collins, played soccer

at Covenant… His twin brother, Hunter, is currently a senior on Covenant’s

roster… Favorite bible verse is 1 Corinthians 13:1-8… Majoring in Biology…

Plans to attend graduate school and then become a physician’s assistant…

Favorite athlete is Kevin Durant

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DANIEL KUBINJunior • GK • 6’1” • Rocky Face, GA

History Major • Education Minor

2013 (Sophomore):

Appeared in two matches during the season against LaGrange (Sept. 28) and

Methodist (Oct. 11)… Made two saves in each of his two appearances, playing

a total of 57:11

2012 (Freshman):

Appeared in one match against Franklin & Marshall (Sept. 1)… Also played on

the men’s basketball team in the winter of 2013

High School:

Attended Northwest Whitfield High School… Was an All-Area honorable men-

tion in his senior season

Personal:

Born Sept. 30, 1993 in Dalton, Ga. … Parents are David and Julie Kubin… Has

two sisters, Kaitlynn and Kiersten, and one brother, Nethanel… Favorite bible

verse is Jeremiah 29:11… Majoring in History with a minor in Education…

Aspires to become a high school teacher and coach

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ANDREW LOWEJunior • D • 5’10” • Ft. Lauderdale, FL

English Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Saw action coming off the bench in eight matches… Covenant was 7-1 in the

matches in which he appeared

2012 (Freshman):

Saw action in three matches… Played in victories over Huntingdon (Sept. 29)

and Tennessee Temple (Oct. 6)

High School:

Attended Calvary Christian Academy… Helped lead his team to district cham-

pionships in 2010 and 2011… Named second team All-State his junior year

Personal:

Born Sept. 9, 1993 in Monrovia… Parents are Chet Arthur and Andrea Helen

Lowe… Has seven siblings (Saturday, Emanuel, Micaiah, Abigail, Eliya, Selah

and Timon)… Favorite bible verse is Joshua 1:7… Majoring in English… Origi-

nally from Liberia, West Africa… Loves to write music and sing as well as surf,

hunt, skateboard and swim

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NOAH WIERSEMAJunior • F • 6’1” • Elizabethtown, KY

Mathematics, Philosophy & Religion Majors

2013 (Sophomore):

Started 16 of the 19 matches in which he appeared… Scored one goal and as-

sisted on three others… Goal came against LaGrange (Sept. 28), a 5-0 victory…

Had two straight matches with an assist, both 2-1 victories, over Hanover (Sept.

7) and Berry (Sept. 10)… His other assist came in a win against Averett (Oct.

25)… Named to the USA South All-Academic team

2012 (Freshman):

Appeared in 18 matches and made two starts… Had starts in consecutive

matches against Georgia Gwinnett (Oct. 13) and Emory (Oct. 19)… Recorded

his first collegiate goal in a 4-1 win over Huntingdon (Sept. 29)… Produced

the eventual game-winner late in the second half of a 3-0 win over Tennessee

Temple (Oct. 6)… Recorded one assist on the year which came in a 4-3 loss at

Emory (Oct. 19)

High School:

Attended Central Hardin… Was a 2012 Commonwealth Diploma recipient…

In 2011 earned Kentucky Governor’s Scholar and Hardin County Youth Leader

honors… Was a 2010 American Private Enterprise System State Alternate…

2012 Select Preps Male Athlete of the Year… Earned Academic All-State all

four years… Honorable mention All-State in 2009 and 2011… All-Area Most

Valuable Offensive Player (2011)… All-Area Sophomore of the Year (2009)…

Region All-Tournament team in 2010 and District All-Tournament team in 2009

and 2011

Personal:

Born June 19, 1994… Parents are Mike and Meg Wiersema… Has four siblings

(Anna, Rica, Mia and Jana)… His father, Mike, played soccer at Covenant…

Favorite bible verse is 2 Samuel 24:24… Is a double major in Mathematics and

Philosophy & Religion

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CALEB ALLENSophomore • M • 5’11” • Matthews, NC

Business Major • Psychology Minor

2013 (Freshman):

Appeared as a sub in six contests… Collected two shots on goal, one each

against Tennessee Temple (Aug. 30) and Methodist (Oct. 11)… Covenant went

4-1-1 when he appeared in the match

High School:

Attended Covenant Day School… Beta Club… Earned All-Conference hon-

ors… Regional assists leader… Led his team to a conference championship

Personal:

Born Jan. 14, 1995 in Matthews, N.C. … Parents are Nye and Beth Allen… Has

three siblings (Mary Ashelyn, Jack and Eliana)… Favorite bible verse is 1 Corin-

thians 10:31… Majoring in Business with a minor in Psychology… Volunteers

with Seek the City through Christ Covenant Church and also is involved with

Sports Friends Ethiopia (serving in missions)

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JACOB RICHTERRS-Sophomore • GK • 6’1” • Cullman, AL

Pre-Engineering Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Did not see action in 2013 and took a medical redshirt

2012 (Freshman):

Played in five matches, starting two… Earned a shutout victory in overtime at

Huntingdon making three saves in 106 minutes (Oct. 27)… Made nine saves

on the year in 261 minutes at the net… Had a record of 1-1

High School:

Attended Cullman High School… Team captain in senior year… Team MVP

as both a junior and senior… Birmingham News All-State team as a senior…

Helped team to a top four state ranking (sophomore and senior) and Alabama

state final four (sophomore and senior)… Member of National Honor Society,

German National Honor Society… Model and Good Citizen Award winner…

Academic Honor Roll

Personal:

Born Jan. 15, 1994 in Cullman, Ala. … Parents are Daniel and Lisa Richter…

Has one sister, Sara… His uncle, Jacob Hubert Richter Jr., ran track at Auburn

in 1965… Cousin, Alex Richter, has run track at both Samford and Mississippi

State… Favorite bible verse is Philippians 4:13… Majoring in Pre-Engineering

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BUILDER BROCK Senior • D/M • 6’0” • Lookout Mountain, GA

Business Major

High School:

Attended McCallie School… In addition to playing soccer, was the co-captain

of the wrestling team… Was the soccer team’s captain his senior year… Was

named to the Best of Preps first team in 2010 and 2011… Was part of the Ten-

nessee All-Star team in 2011… Made the Dean’s list… Earned a spot on the Keo

Kio senior leadership organization

Other Teams:

Has played with Chattanooga FC for the past three years… Was the co-captain

on the University of Georgia’s club team

Personal:

Born Oct. 23, 1992… Parents are Krue and Hollee Brock… Has five siblings,

Hudson, Kruesi, Beata, Eden and Ella… Brother, Hudson, and cousin, Hunter

Brock, also play on men’s soccer team at Covenant… Favorite bible verse is

Matthew 7:13-14… Is majoring in Business and hopes to start his own com-

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HUNTER BROCKFreshman • F • 6’0” • Lookout Mountain, GA

Business Major

High School:

Attended McCallie School… All-City second team sophomore year… First

team All-City junior year… All-State also during his junior year… Team captain

during his senior year

Personal:

Born June 22, 1994 in Chattanooga, Tenn. … Parents are Hamilton and Kristen

Brock… Has three siblings, Maclaine, Rebecca and Ben… Cousins Hudson and

Builder Brock are also members of the soccer team at Covenant… Favorite

bible verse is James 1:2… Plans to major in Business

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MORGAN COPELANDFreshman • M • 5’11” • Fredicksburg, VA

Undeclared Major

High School:

Was homeschooled

Personal:

Born May 5, 1995… Parents are David and Maria Copeland… Siblings are Han-

nah, Sarah, and Nathan… Favorite bible verse is Psalm 90… Favorite athlete is

Lionel Messi… Favorite teams are Barcelona and Chelsea... Currently unde-

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JONATHAN CROSSMAN Freshman • GK • 5’10” • Lookout Mountain, GA

Biology Major

High School:

Attended Chattanooga Christian School... Named All-State by the TSWA as a

senior

Personal:

Born Jan. 16, 1996 in Chattanooga, Tenn. … Parents are Brian and Kim Cross-

man… Has two brothers, Matthias and Zach... Father, Brian, is a professor of

Physical Education at Covenant and was the head men’s soccer coach for 21

years... Favorite bible verse is Proverbs 3:5-6… Plans to major in Biology

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ANDREW JABLON Freshman • M • 6’1” • Orlando, FL

Undeclared Major

High School:

Attended West Orange High School

Personal:

Born Aug. 19, 1995… Mother is Maria Kegley… Has two siblings, Brandon and

Caitlin… Favorite bible verse is Jeremiah 29:11… He lived in Sweden for seven

years… Favorite soccer team is Manchester United... Undecided on a major

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ISAAC JOHNSONFreshman • M • 5’10” • Madison, AL

Undeclared Major

High School:

Attended Westminster Christian Academy… Named to All-Tennessee Valley

team during his senior season… His team won the Division I U18 USYSA State

Championship… Earned a spot on the North South All-Star team his junior

year… Honorable mention All-Metro team, also during his junior year

Personal:

Born Feb. 2, 1996… Parents are Robert and Angelina Johnson… Has one

brother, Seth… Favorite bible verse is Colossians 3:13... Currently undecided on

a major

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TIM LOVESophomore • D • 5’7” • Chattanooga, TN


High School:

Attended Chattanooga Christian School… During his sophomore year, his

team won the state championship

Personal:

Born Jan. 5, 1995… Parents are Scott and Anna Love… Has one brother,

John… Favorite bible verse is Ephesians 2:8-10… Majoring in Pre-Engineer-

ing… Favorite animal is the turtle… Favorite team is the Green Bay Packers

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NATE MACKEY Freshman • M • 5’10” • Rutherfordton, NC

Undeclared Major

High School:

Attended Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy… High school’s player of the

year… All-Conference… All-Region… Captain of team that went 19-2-1 and

won the its conference championship… Member of the Beta Club, National

Honor Society, and the A/B Honor Roll

Personal:

Born April 19, 1996 in Moscow, Russia… Parents are Bob and Laura Mackey…

Sister is Elizabeth… Favorite bible verse is 1 Corinthians 10:31… Parents were

missionaries to Russia... Currently undecided on a major

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JOHN O’CARROLL Freshman • D • 6’3” • Houston, TX

Business Major

High School:

Attended Houston Christian High School

Personal:

Born Jan. 29, 1996… Parents are Martin and Susan O’Carroll… Has two sisters,

Shannon and Kate… Favorite bible verse is Proverbs 27:17… Plans to major in

Business

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MARK SHARRARFreshman • D • 6’1” • Garner, NC


High School:

Attended Wake Christian Academy… Helped his team to the NCCSA state

championship… All-Conference first team in 2013… All-Regional first team

in 2013… Coaches award in 2012… Team MVP in 2013… Member of the A/B

honor roll for four years in high school… Graduated in the National Beta Club

Honor’s Association

Personal:

Born Dec. 6, 1995… Parents are Robert and Anne Sharrar… has two sisters,

Grace and Julia, and a brother, George… Brother, George, competed in track &

field for Campbell University… Favorite bible verse is Colossians 3:23… Plans

to major in Pre-Engineering… He used to be a competitive bike racer

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(top row, L-R) Head Coach Nathan Pifer, Assistant Coach Scott Bosgraf, Roy Anderson, Hunter Harrison, Noah Wiersema, John O’Carroll, Russell Harrison, Snoopy Davidson, Hudson Brock, Ian Meredith, Andrew Jablon, Mark Sharrar, Assistant Coach John Eger (middle row, L-R) Builder Brock, Hunter Brock, David Huertas, Caleb Allen, Mike Arango, Nate Mackey (bottom row, L-R) Joel Friesen, Andrew Lowe, Danny Knight, Daniel Kubin, Jacob Richter, Jonathan Crossman, Tim Love, Morgan Copeland, Isaac Johnson. Not pictured: Gordon Carpenter

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Dedicated to the Memory of David Taaffe

In the summer of 2013, the Covenant College community lost one of its beloved members, David Taaffe.

David was an example of a player that glorified God in his actions on and off the field. He respected his opponents, loved his teammates and lived for Jesus. His leadership,

love and dedication will live in our hearts forever. Thank you, David. We miss you and will always remember you and are confident we will see you again.

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Dealing with the tragic loss of a beloved teammate, the Covenant men’s soccer team bonded during the 2013 season and ended the year with an 11-5-4 overall record with a 5-3-1 mark in USA South play.

Before the season began, the team dealt with the loss of rising junior David Taaffe. Taaffe passed away in July due to injuries sustained in a fall while hiking in Switzer-land. The squad dedicated the season in Taaffe’s honor with several tributes, including wearing practice shirts with Taaffe’s name and number six on the back and head coach Nathan Pifer keeping Taaffe on the official game roster for officials and scorers.

The first home match of the year was another tribute to Taaffe’s life as the team honored his family before the contest. After the match ended, a 1-1 draw with Sewanee, the capacity crowd at Scotland Yard joined in singing with the team the hymn “It Is Well With My Soul,” leaving very few dry eyes at the conclusion.

“I feel our team grew a lot this year through many circumstances,” said Pifer, who concluded his fifth year at the helm of the program. “We had a rough start emo-tionally with losing David Taaffe but saw God’s gracious-ness to us as it bonded us together in Christ and gave us a stronger appreciation for each other.”

As the season progressed, the team picked up big non-conference wins over Berry, Birmingham South-ern, and Emory all by 2-1 scores. The victory over Berry marked the first time in 11 years that the Scots defeated the Vikings, while the win over Emory was the first one in 33 years.

Covenant was picked to finish fifth in the preseason USA South standings, but the Scots did one spot better than that.

The Scots were just 2-2 in conference play heading into the second week of October. Junior transfer Snoopy Davidson then took over the three matches during that week.

Davidson scored five goals and assisted on three oth-ers to lead the Scots to a non-conference win at Emory & Henry, a 2-2 draw against Methodist, and a 5-1 Home-coming win over North Carolina Wesleyan. For his efforts, Davidson was named USA South Player of the Week and NSCAA Player of the Week for Division III.

Covenant wrapped up the regular season with wins at Averett (3-0) and at home on Senior Night against Piedmont (3-0) to clinch a home-field match in the open-ing round of the USA South tournament. Facing Averett for the second time in eight days in the tournament, Covenant fell in penalty kicks to be eliminated.

“We definitely fell short of our goal for a conference championship but we did gain confidence through some great results against teams like Berry and Emory,” added Pifer. “With our disappointment of not moving on in the playoffs we as a team are hungry for next season and have already started working for next year.”

Juniors Hudson Brock, Davidson, and Joel Friesen led the offensive attack with six goals apiece for the season. Brock had his first career hat trick in a 5-0 win at La-Grange. Davidson and Friesen each added a team-high five assists. Senior Garrison Dale had a strong finish to the year as he had three goals in the final two regular season matches, and five for the year.

Senior goalkeeper Shuler Polk was stellar again for the Scots as he started all 20 matches and allowed 20 goals in 1823 minutes (0.99 goals against average) while mak-ing 88 saves, third most in the USA South. Junior Hunter Harrison was once again the anchor for the Covenant back line.

On Senior Night, the Scots said farewell to seniors Bar-rett Schmidt, Matt Hudnut, and Dale.

2013 also saw more large crowds at Scotland Yard. Covenant averaged 503 fans per match and a total of 4,525 people took in the nine home matches. The sea-son’s largest crowd again occurred on Homecoming as 1,200 people were in attendance to watch the Scots take down North Carolina Wesleyan 5-1.

Awards:

USA South Player of the Week Shuler Polk - Sept. 2 - Defensive Joel Friesen - Sept. 23 Snoopy Davidson - Oct. 14

NSCAA Player of the Week (Division III) Snoopy Davidson - Oct. 14

USA South All-Conference Snoopy Davidson - 1st team Matt Hudnut - 2nd team Shuler Polk - 2nd team Hunter Harrison - 2nd team Garrison Dale - 3rd team; All-Sportsmanship

CoSIDA Academic All-District Shuler Polk

NSCAA All-South Atlantic Region Hunter Harrison - 3rd team

NSCAA Team Academic Award 2012-13 Academic Year - 3.28 GPA

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The Automated ScoreBook For SoccerCovenant Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 12, 2013)

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 11-5-4 4-1-4 6-4 1-0CONFERENCE 5-3-1 2-1-1 3-2 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 6-2-3 2-0-3 3-2 1-0

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 30 at Tenn. Temple W 4-0 200Sep 03 SEWANEE T o 2 1-1 8039/6/2013 at Transylvania L 0-2 1209/7/2013 vs Hanover W 2-1 0Sep 10 at Berry College W 2-1 120Sep 13 CENTRE T o 2 0-0 596Sep 18 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN W 2-1 274

* Sep 20 at Greensboro College L 0-2 150* Sep 21 at Ferrum W 4-1 142

Sep 25 at Oglethorpe L 1-3 76* Sep 28 at LaGrange W 5-0 64* Oct 02 MARYVILLE L 1-2 400

Oct 07 at Emory & Henry W 2-0 185* Oct 11 METHODIST T o 2 2-2 465* Oct 12 N.C. WESLEYAN W 5-1 1200* Oct 16 at Huntingdon College L 0-1 67

Oct 23 EMORY W 2-1 148* Oct 25 at Averett W 3-1 179* Oct 30 PIEDMONT W 3-0 385

Nov 02 AVERETT T o 2 0-0 254

TEAM STATISTICS CCM OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 39-337 20-271 Goals scored per game 1.95 1.00 Shot pct. . 1 1 6 . 0 7 4 Shots on goal-Attempts 152-337 117-271 SOG pct. . 4 5 1 . 4 3 2 S h o t s / G a m e 16.9 13.6CORNER KICKS 122 70PENALTY KICKS 3-4 1-2PENALTIES Yellow cards 27 27 Red cards 2 2ATTENDANCE T o t a l 4525 1303 Dates/Avg Per Date 9/503 10/130 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/0

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att2 Snoopy Davidson 11 6 5 17 54 . 1 1 1 27 . 5 0 0 1 0 - 013 Joel Friesen 19 6 5 17 27 . 2 2 2 16 . 5 9 3 2 0 - 010 Hudson Brock 20 6 1 13 24 . 2 5 0 9 . 3 7 5 1 0 - 016 Garrison Dale 20 5 1 11 35 . 1 4 3 12 . 3 4 3 3 3 - 38 Michael Arango 17 4 2 10 17 . 2 3 5 11 . 6 4 7 1 0 - 019 Matt Hudnut 19 2 2 6 41 . 0 4 9 18 . 4 3 9 1 0 - 112 Ian Meredith 20 1 4 6 26 . 0 3 8 9 . 3 4 6 0 0 - 020 Hunter Harrison 20 2 1 5 24 . 0 8 3 13 . 5 4 2 0 0 - 09 Noah Wiersema 19 1 3 5 22 . 0 4 5 13 . 5 9 1 0 0 - 011 Danny Knight 20 1 3 5 17 . 0 5 9 7 . 4 1 2 1 0 - 022 David Huertas 19 2 0 4 13 . 1 5 4 5 . 3 8 5 1 0 - 05 Barrett Schmidt 18 1 1 3 2 . 5 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 07 Gordon Carpenter 17 1 0 2 15 . 0 6 7 5 . 3 3 3 0 0 - 021 Alex Lupinek 11 1 0 2 5 . 2 0 0 3 . 6 0 0 0 0 - 017 Roy Anderson 18 0 2 2 5 . 0 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 0 0 - 018 Russell Harrison 18 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 024 Caleb Allen 6 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 014 Jonathan Blackmon 18 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 04 Parker Vaughan 4 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 023 Matt Schroeder 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 015 Andrew Lowe 8 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 03 Connor Castillo 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 01 Shuler Polk 20 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 000 Daniel Kubin 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 20 39 30 108 337 . 1 1 6 152 . 4 5 1 11 3 - 4Opponents 20 20 17 57 271 . 0 7 4 117 . 4 3 2 5 1 - 2

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho00 Daniel Kubin 2 57:14 0 0.00 4 1.000 0-0-0 01 Shuler Polk 20 1822:46 20 0.99 88 . 8 1 5 11-5-4 5

Total 20 1880:00 20 0.96 97 . 8 2 9 11-5-4 5Opponents 20 1880:00 39 1.87 126 . 7 6 4 5-11-4 5

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 17 22 0 0 39Opponents 8 12 0 0 20

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 158 179 5 8 350Opponents 119 139 6 7 271

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 40 53 1 3 97Opponents 60 62 2 2 126

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 59 58 3 2 122Opponents 24 40 4 2 70

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 116 105 3 7 231Opponents 90 103 5 3 201

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Year Record (Conf.) Coach 1965 0-10-1 Joel Belz 1966 3-6-1 Charles Anderson/Robert Countess 1967 4-5-3 John Guest 1968 12-3-1 Walter Bowman 1969 12-2 Walter Bowman 1970 14-1 Walter Bowman 1971 12-1-3 Walter Bowman 1972 7-3-3 Walter Bowman 1973 8-5-4 Walter Bowman 1974 9-4-3 Walter Bowman 1975 9-4-2 Walter Bowman 1976 10-5-3 Walter Bowman 1977 8-4-3$ Walter Bowman 1978 6-7-1 Walter Bowman 1979 13-3-5& Walter Bowman 1980 8-8-2 Dave Fortosis 1981 14-7-1$ Dave Fortosis 1982 12-4-4 Dave Fortosis 1983 13-7-2 Dave Fortosis 1984 11-7 Brian Crossman 1985 13-6 Brian Crossman 1986 17-5-1! Brian Crossman 1987 14-5-1 Brian Crossman 1988 12-4-2 Brian Crossman 1989 14-3-3# (TVAC) Brian Crossman 1990 20-3# (TVAC) Brian Crossman 1991 14-3-3# (TVAC) Brian Crossman 1992 14-4-1 (TVAC) Brian Crossman 1993 19-3-1 (TVAC) Brian Crossman 1994 15-4-1#^ (7-0-1 TVAC) Brian Crossman 1995 10-4-2# (6-1-1 TVAC) Brian Crossman 1996 9-3-4 (TVAC) Brian Crossman 1997 13-5-3^ (5-1 TVAC) Brian Crossman 1998 9-8-1 (3-3 TVAC) Brian Crossman

Year Record (Conf.) Coach 1999 9-8-1 (2-4 TVAC) Brian Crossman 2000 16-6^ (5-3 AAC) Brian Crossman 2001 13-5-1 (6-1-1 AAC) Brian Crossman 2002 22-3*#^! (9-0 AAC) Brian Crossman 2003 10-9 (4-4 AAC) Brian Crossman 2004 14-4-2#^ (9-0 AAC) Brian Crossman 2005 8-9 (4-4 AAC) John Miglarese 2006 6-10-2 (2-5-1 AAC) John Miglarese 2007 15-5-1#! (5-1-1 AAC) John Miglarese 2008 10-8-2 (4-3 AAC) John Miglarese 2009 13-6-2$ Nathan Pifer 2010 14-8-1$ Nathan Pifer 2011 8-10-2 (3-1 GSAC) Nathan Pifer 2012 10-10-1 Nathan Pifer 2013 11-5-4 (5-3-1 USA South) Nathan Pifer

Overall: 557-262-84

* most wins in a season & Southern Christian Athletic tournament champions

# TVAC/AAC regular season champions ^ TVAC/AAC tournament champions

! NAIA National Tournament appearance $ NCCAA National Tournament appearance

Coaching History

Name W-L-T Seasons Nathan Pifer 56-39-10 5 (2009-Present) John Miglarese 39-32-5 4 (2005-08) Brian Crossman 288-102-27 21 (1984-2004) Dave Fortosis 47-26-9 4 (1980-83) Walter Bowman 120-42-28 12 (1968-1979) John Guest 4-5-3 1 (1967) Charles Anderson/Robert Countess 3-6-1 1 (1966) Joel Belz 0-10-1 1 (1965)

Brian Crossman coached the Scots for 21 years and holds the program’s career coaching record for wins with 288. He was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame in 2011.

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Conference Championships

Year Conf. Title 2007 AAC Regular Season (5-1-1) 2004 AAC Regular Season (9-0) & Tournament 2002 AAC Regular Season (9-0) & Tournament 2000 AAC Tournament 1997 TVAC Tournament 1995 TVAC Regular Season (6-1-1) 1994 TVAC Regular Season (7-0-1) & Tournament 1991 TVAC Regular Season 1990 TVAC Regular Season 1989 TVAC Regular Season 1979 SCAC Tournament

National Tournament Appearances

Year Association Seed Finish 2010 NCCAA No. 1 4th place (1-2)

Results W, 3-2 vs. Hope International (Calif.)

L, 0-4 vs. Cedarville (Ohio) L, 0-5 vs. Judson (Ill.)

Year Association Seed Finish 2009 NCCAA No. 6 3rd place (2-1)

Results W, 4-3 (ot) vs. Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio)

L, 0-2 vs. Indiana Wesleyan W, 3-2 vs. Mid-America Christian (Okla.)

Year Association Seed Finish 2007 NAIA No. 16 First Round (0-1)

Results L, 0-2 vs. Mid America Nazarene (Kan.)

Year Association Seed Finish 2002 NAIA No. 8 Quarterfinals (1-1)

Results W, 2-0 vs. Illinois-Springfield

L, 0-2 vs. Auburn-Montgomery (Ala.)

Year Association Finish 1986 NAIA Pool Play (0-1-1)

Results T, 0-0 vs. Wilmington (Ohio)

L, 0-2 vs. Midwestern State (Texas)

Year Association Finish 1981 NCCAA 4th place (0-2)

Results L, 1-2 vs. Cedarville (Ohio) L, 0-1 vs. John Brown (Ark.)

Year Association Finish 1977 NCCAA 4th place (0-2)

Results L, 0-1 vs. Eastern Mennonite (Pa.)

L, 1-2 vs. Barrington (R.I.)

Year Association Finish 1973 NCCAA 3rd place (1-1)

Results L, 0-1 (3ot) vs. Northeastern College (N.J.)

W, 3-2 vs. Messiah (Pa.)

NAIA All-Americans

Year Name Team 2007 Jake Warren Honorable Mention 2004 Austin Branson Honorable Mention 2004 Ty Bourgeois Honorable Mention 2004 Allen Duble Honorable Mention 2003 Ty Bourgeois Honorable Mention 2003 Tim Cobb Honorable Mention 2002 Roddy Chisholm 3rd 2002 Tim Cobb Honorable Mention 2002 Ben Kellogg Honorable Mention 2001 Philip Bleecker Honorable Mention 2001 Roddy Chisholm Honorable Mention 2001 Tim Cobb Honorable Mention 2001 Sheldon Grizzle Honorable Mention 2000 Sheldon Grizzle Honorable Mention 2000 Josh Moon Honorable Mention 2000 Matt Potoshnick Honorable Mention 1994 Brandon Shannon 2nd 1993 James VanSteenburg Honorable Mention 1991 Aaron Clark Honorable Mention 1990 Jimmy Weekley Honorable Mention 1989 Greg Smith Honorable Mention 1987 Matt Schmidt 1st 1987 Richard Northcutt 3rd 1985 Matt Schmidt Honorable Mention 1982 Matt Lochstampfor 2nd

NCCAA All-Americans

Year Name Team 2012 Chris Pifer 2nd 2012 Matt Hudnut Honorable Mention 2011 John Eger Honorable Mention 2010 Julian Allgeier 1st 2010 Hunt Davidson Honorable Mention 2010 David Pifer Honorable Mention 2009 Julian Allgeier 1st 2009 David Nielson Honorable Mention 1993 James VanSteenburg 1st 1993 Matt Tucker 2nd 1992 Aaron Clark 1st 1992 James VanSteenburg 2nd 1989 Jimmy Weekley 1st 1989 Greg Smith 2nd 1979 Tom Lochstampfor 2nd 1976 Don Harding 1st

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USA South All-Conference Awards

Year Name Team 2013 Snoopy Davidson 1st 2013 Hunter Harrison 2nd 2013 Matt Hudnut 2nd 2013 Shuler Polk 2nd 2013 Garrison Dale 3rd 2013 Garrison Dale All-Sportsmanship

USA South Players of the Week

Year Name Date 2013 Shuler Polk - Defensive Sept. 2 2013 Joel Friesen - Offensive Sept. 23 2013 Snoopy Davidson - Offensive Oct. 14

USA South All-Academic

Year Name 2013-14 Roy Anderson, Michael Arango, Jonathan Blackmon, Hudson Brock, Garrison Dale, Snoopy Davidson, Joel Friesen, Hunter Harrison, Matt Hudnut, Danny Knight, Shuler Polk, Noah Wiersema

CoSIDA Academic All-District

Year Name 2013 Shuler Polk

Conference Coach of the Year (since 2000)

Year Name Conference 2007 John Miglarese AAC 2002 Brian Crossman AAC

Conference Sportsmanship Awards

Year Name 2013 USA South - Team Sportsmanship 2008 AAC - Champions of Character 2007 AAC - Champions of Character 2006 AAC - Champions of Character

NSCAA Player of the Week (NCAA-era)

Year Name Date 2013 Snoopy Davidson Oct. 14

NSCAA All-South Atlantic Region (NCAA-era)

Year Name Team 2013 Hunter Harrison 3rd

Previous All-Conference Awards (2000-2012)

Year Name Conf. Team 2011 Tyler Morrison GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Matt Hudnut GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Hunter Harrison GSAC All-Fresh 2011 Ian Meredith GSAC All-Fresh 2008 Julian Allgeier AAC 1st 2008 David Nielson AAC 2nd 2008 Josh Johnson AAC 3rd 2007 Jake Warren AAC 1st 2007 Julian Allgeier AAC 2nd 2007 Sasha Viatrov AAC 3rd 2007 David Nielson AAC 3rd 2007 Winston Yellen AAC 3rd 2006 Jesse Charles AAC 2nd 2006 Jordan McCaslin AAC 3rd 2005 Austin Branson AAC 2nd 2005 Jonathan Wilson AAC 2nd 2005 Jesse Charles AAC 3rd 2004 Ty Bourgeois AAC 1st 2004 Austin Branson AAC 1st 2004 Allen Duble AAC 1st 2004 Robbie Sweet AAC 1st 2004 Luke Herron AAC 2nd 2004 Micah Rayburn AAC 2nd 2004 Josh Best AAC 3rd 2004 David Gambrell AAC 3rd 2003 Ty Bourgeois AAC 1st 2003 Tim Cobb AAC 2nd 2003 Robbie Sweet AAC 3rd 2002 Roddy Chisholm AAC 1st 2002 Tim Cobb AAC 1st 2002 Ben Kellogg AAC 1st 2002 Kyle Smith AAC 1st 2002 Sheldon Grizzle AAC 2nd 2002 Michael Krom AAC 2nd 2000 Michael Krom AAC 1st 2000 Matt Potoshnick AAC 1st 2000 Sheldon Grizzle AAC 2nd 2000 Stephen Strawbridge AAC 2nd

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Opponent W-L-T First Last

Alabama A&M 0-1 1995 1995

Alabama-Huntsville 2-2-1 1983 2011

Anderson (S.C.) 4-0 1995 1998

Asbury 7-1 1974 2011

Athens College (Ala.) 3-0 1973 1974

Auburn-Montgomery 0-4 2002 2006

*Averett 1-1-1 2010 2013

Belhaven 2-3-2 1983 2008

Belmont 4-0 1990 1994

Belmont Abbey 0-1 1971 1971

Berea 3-0 1971 1985

Berry 10-24-5 1967 2013

Bethel (Tenn.) 1-1 2003 2004

Birmingham Southern 1-1-2 1994 2013

Bluefield 13-1 1992 2008

Brescia 1-0 1986 1986

Brevard 8-1 1999 2005

Brewton-Parker 3-0-1 1997 2008

Bryan 28-12-7 1966 2010

California Lutheran 1-0 2009 2009

Campbell 0-1-1 1971 1973

Campbellsville 1-0 2012 2012

Cardinal Stritch 1-0 1997 1997

Carson Newman 7-0 1985 1991

Cedarville 0-1 2010 2010

Central Wesleyan 3-0 1974 1990

Centre 0-2-1 2011 2013

Chattanooga, UT 8-1 1966 1985

Christian Brothers 9-2-1 1985 1993

Cincinnati Christian 1-0 2008 2008

Clearwater Christian 1-0 1988 1988

College of Charleston 1-1 1983 1985

Columbus College 1-0 1987 1987

Cornerstone 2-0 1990 2010

Cumberland (Tenn.) 8-0-2 1990 2011

DeKalb College 2-0 1969 1970

Eastern College 1-0 1974 1974

Eastern Mennonite 1-0 1979 1979

Eckerd 1-0 1989 1989

Embry-Riddle 1-2 1991 1998

Emmanuel (Ga.) 1-0 2006 2006

Emory 1-5-4 1973 2013

Emory & Henry 5-0 2009 2013

Faulkner 1-0 2010 2010

*Ferrum 1-0 2013 2013

Flagler 0-2 1987 1991

Florida Southern 2-0-1 1989 2002


Florida Tech 1-1 1974 1984

Franklin & Marshall 0-1 2012 2012

Freed-Hardeman 2-0 1986 1987

Gardner-Webb 0-1 2009 2009

Georgia College 3-0 1969 1971

Georgia Gwinnett 0-1 2012 2012

Georgia Peabody 2-0 1970 1971

Gordon 0-1 1999 1999

*Greensboro College 0-1 2013 2013

Greenville (Ill.) 1-0 2012 2012

Guilford 2-0 2010 2011

Hanover 1-0 2013 2013

Harris-Stowe 1-1 1979 2005

Hope International 1-0 2010 2010

Houghton 1-1 1992 2002

*Huntingdon 10-1 1986 2013

Huntington (Ind.) 1-0 1990 1990

Illinois-Springfield 1-0 2002 2002

Indiana Wesleyan 0-1 2009 2009

IUPUI 1-0 1989 1989

Judson (Ill.) 0-1 2010 2010

Kennesaw State 2-0 1985 1986

King 24-12-3 1971 2009

King’s (N.C.) 1-0 1992 1992

*LaGrange 6-0 1999 2013

Lambuth 4-0 1992 2002

Lander 0-1 1988 1988

Lee 17-5-4 1979 2010

LeTourneau 1-0 1986 1986

Life 1-4 1994 2001

Lincoln Memorial 3-1-2 1987 1991

Lindsey Wilson 1-3 1993 1999

Lipscomb 1-0 1993 1993

Lynn 0-3 1984 1994

Martin Methodist 1-2 1993 1998

*Maryville 3-3 1986 2013

Mercer-Atlanta 4-0 1973 1986

Messiah 1-1 1973 2012

*Methodist 2-0-1 2009 2013

Mid-America Christian 1-0 2009 2009

Mid America Nazarene 0-1 2007 2009

Mid-Continent 1-1 2002 2003

Middle Tennessee State 1-0 1970 1970

Midwestern State 0-1 1986 1986

Milligan 19-10-1 1983 2008

Millsaps 0-0 N/A N/A

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Mobile 0-2-1 2002 2004

Montreat 16-3 1992 2009

Mt. Vernon Nazarene 2-0 1993 2009

*N.C. Wesleyan 1-0 2013 2013

North Central (Ill.) 0-1 2011 2011

North Georgia 6-2 1971 2006

North Greenville 1-0 2001 2001

Northeastern (N.J.) 0-1 1973 1973

Nyack 0-0-1 1997 1997

Oakland City 1-1-1 2009 2011

Oglethorpe 4-4 1966 2013

Oxford of Emory 5-3 1966 1970

Palm Beach Atlantic 1-0 1988 1988

Pfeiffer 1-0 1994 1994

Philadelphia Coll. of Bible 0-1 1973 1973

*Piedmont 7-0 1995 2013

Queens (N.C.) 1-0 2008 2008

Radford 0-1 1979 1979

Reinhardt 7-3 1999 2011

Rhodes 4-0 1979 1988

Rollins 1-2 1974 2002

Rutgers-Newark 0-0 N/A N/A

St. Bernard 2-11-3 1966 1974

St. Francis (Ind.) 2-0 1998 2005

St. Leo 0-1 2004 2004

St. Xavier 1-0 2001 2001

Samford 1-0 1983 1983

Sewanee 16-4-2 1966 2013

Shorter 1-1 1983 2006

South Alabama 1-0 1984 1984

Southern Poly 1-0-1 2007 2008

Spalding 1-0 2012 2012

Spring Arbor 1-1-1 1968 1984

Tampa, Univ. of 0-1 2004 2004

Taylor 1-0 1990 1990

Tennessee, Univ. of 6-0 1968 1979

Tennessee Temple 27-4-2 1968 2013

Tennessee Wesleyan 23-8-3 1973 2010

Toccoa Falls 16-0-1 1969 2006

Transylvania 4-1-2 1985 2013

Trevecca Nazarene 2-1-1 1991 2012

Trinity Christian 1-0 2007 2007

Truett-McConnell 1-1 2010 2012

Tusculum 8-8-1 1971 1995

Union (Ky.) 9-0 2002 2009

Union (Tenn.) 2-1 2002 2012


USC-Spartanburg 0-1 1986 1986

Valley Forge 1-0 1979 1979

Vanderbilt 2-2 1971 1984

Virginia Intermont 3-5 2000 2006

Warren Wilson 4-0 1983 1991

West Virginia Wesleyan 0-1 1994 1994

Wheaton (Ill.) 0-1 2011 2011

William Carey 0-1 1990 1990

*William Peace 0-0 N/A N/A

Wilmington (Ohio) 0-0-1 1986 1986

Winthrop 0-2 1984 2009

Bold indicates 2014 opponent

* indicates USA South member

Records from 1972, 1975-78, 1980-82 are

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Notes:

-Rhodes was known as Southwestern at Memphis until 1984

- Philadelphia College of Bible is now Cairn University

- DeKalb College is now Georgia Perimeter College

- Central Wesleyan is now Southern Wesleyan

- Cornerstone University was known as

Grand Rapids Baptist College and Seminary until 1994

- USC-Spartanburg is now USC-Upstate

- Lynn University was known as College of Boca Raton until 1991

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Acker, Bill 1965-66 Adkins, John 1978-79,81 Afework, Million 1988 Agate, Michael 1998-01 Akers, David 1977 Alexander, Jackson 1994-97 Allen, Caleb 2013 Allen, Chris 1977 Allgeier, Julian 2007-10 Alston, Jim 1966-67 Alston, Phil 1970 Anders, Morgan 2008 Anderson, Roy 2011-13 Andrews, Bill 1965 Apple, Dan 2004 Arango, Michael 2013 Armes, Max 1970-71 Arnett, John 1987-90 Arnett, Mark 1991-92 Auffarth, Brad 1978-79 Auffarth, Gary 1975 Auffarth, Mark 1978-79

Baer, Phil 1970 Barber, John 1989-92 Barker, Ned 1988-89 Barnes, Dave 1966-67 Barnes, Phil 1973-76 Barnett, Steve 1970 Barrett, Jamie 1998,2000 Baxter, Cody 2006-07 Becker, Joachim 1977-79 Bedzyk, Chris 1990 Beisel, Bob 1967 Belk, Donnie 1992 Bell, Mike 1981 Belz, Adam 2004 Belz, Andrew 1973 Belz, Tim 1968 Berube, Ryan 1991 Best, Josh 2003-05 Bezemer, Peter 1985 Birchler, George 1969 Black, Scott 1974 Blackmon, Jonathan 2013 Blaising, Ross 2010-11 Bleecker, Phillip 2000-03 Bloem, Al 1973,75

Bloemsma, Todd 1981 Bolton, Jeff 1982 Bone, Jeff 1998-01 Boone, Ryan 1997-98 Bosgraf, Scott 1985-88 Bourgeois, Ty 2001-04 Bowles, Michael 2005 Boyd, Jay 2010-12 Brannon, Joey 1991 Branson, Austin 2002-05 Braunecker, Dave 1983-85 Brinkerhoff, Nathan 1998-01 Brock, Hudson 2011-13 Brock, Marshall 1994-95 Brown, Paul 1973-74 Brown, Richard 1997-98 Buers, Richard 1993 Burchfield, Chip 1978 Burnside, Bruce 1984 Bushaw, Eric 2006-07 Bye, Jake 1996

Caines, Phil 1992-95 Caines, Render 1965,68 Camenisch, Bill 1978-79 Campbell, Tim 1981 Cantrell, Tom 1986-87 Carey, Andrew 2010,2012 Carlson, Casey 1982 Carpenter, Cory 1995-96 Carpenter, Gordon 2011-13 Carrick, Sean 1987 Carrier, Luke 2003-05 Carter, Alex 2011 Carter, Scott 1983 Casimiro, Alex 2008 Castillo, Connor 2011-13 Chan, Peter 1965-66 Charles, Jesse 2005-06 Chico, Ryan 2004-05 Chico, Scott 2005 Chisholm, Roddy 2001-03 Clark, Aaron 1989-92 Clark, Benjamin 1990-92 Clark, Scott 1987 Clegg, Weston 2008 Clinton, Jeff 1982 Cobb, Matt 1996-99 Cobb, Tim 2000-03

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Dale, Garrison 2010-13 Dando, Matt 1988 Davenport, Rob 1989,91-93 Davenport, Scott 1992-94 Davidson, Hunt 2007-10 Davidson, Snoopy 2013 Davis, Don 1966-69 Davis, John 1986-89 Davis, Spencer 1970 Dawson, James 2009 DeMoss, Bob 1966-67 Dengler, Ed 1966-67 Dengler, John 1965-67 DeGroot, Pieter 2010 DeWaters, Jeremy 2004-07 Doejarren, Rudy 1993 Donaldson, Donald 1965 Douglass, Dustin 2001-02 Downey, John 2004 Duble, Allen 2001-04 Duble, Eric 1974 Duble, Mark 1979,90-91 Duble, Troy 1988-92 Dudt. Phil 1976-77 Duncan, Benjamin 2010 Dunning, Peter 1988-89

Edge, Lenny 1975 Eger, John 2008-11 Erickson, Mark 1988 Erickson, Todd 1985-86

Eskridge, Allen 2004-07 Estus, Ried 1982-84 Everett, Rich 1999-02

Feigl, Jacob 2003-05 Ferguson, Michael 2005 Fish, David 1994-95 Fish, Paul 1985-87 Flanigan, Taylor 1995 Fleming, Todd 2008-11 Florello, Mike 2007 Forester, John 1984-87 Frame, Johnny 2010-11 Francis, Byekwaso 1987-90 Friesen, Joel 2011-13

Gamble, Ben 2006 Gambrell, David 2004-05 Gendron, Matt 1981 George, Steve 1970 George, Tom 1978 Gilmore, Blake 1997 Godfrey, Elisha 1997-00 Godfrey, John 1985-87 Godfrey, Silas 2006 Goebel, Jim 1965 Good, Josh 1994-97 Goodman, James 1996-97 Gorab, Tom 1973 Graham, Patrick 1984-86 Graham, Ross 1965-67 Grauley, Jim 1978-79,81 Gray, Mac 1965,67-68 Greer, Steve 1983 Greninger, Phil 1987-88 Grizzle, Sheldon 1999-02 Gruner, Brad 1973,76 Gutziller, Jim 1989

Hager, Josh 1995-98 Hagerdorn, Dick 1970-71 Halberg, Randy 1977 Hall, Brent 2005 Halvorson, Derek 1989-92 Halvorson, Hans 1991-93 Halvorson, Kurt 1995-98 Haney, John 1982 Harding, Dave 1974-76 Harding, Don 1974-76 Harkins, David 1992 Harrell, Chris 1981-82

John Eger was a mainstay at goalkeeper for the Scots from 2008-11 and a 2011 NCCAA honorable mention All-American.

Chris Pifer is Covenant’s most recent All-American, earning second-team NCCAA honors in 2012.

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Harrell, Joe 1973 Harrell, Nathan 2006 Harrison, Collins 2004-07 Harrison, Hunter 2011-13 Harrison, Russell 2013 Hart, Brian 1986-87 Hawbaker, Joel 2000-01 Heath, Ed 1965 Herron, Dan 1968,70 Herron, Dan 1996-99 Herron, Luke 2001,03-04 Hess, David 2006 Hettinger, Sam 1997-98 Hibbard, Philip 1975 Higgins, Matt 2008-09 Hilger, Eddy 1990-93 Hitchcock, Chris 1991-94 Hitchcock, Stephen 1995-96,98 Hodge, Mark 1981 Hoess, Joe 1984 Hogsett, Alex 1994 Holland, Brian 1975 Hollowell, Wes 1997 Hopson, Craig 1970 Hopson, George 1968-69,71 Holt, Madison 2012 Honeycutt, Wade 2005 Hudnut, Matt 2010-13 Huertas, David 2011-13 Huffman, Jared 2001,03-04 Hughes, Zach 1993-94,96

Illman, David 1998-00 Ingraham, Jonathan 2005-06 Ishmail, Abed 1965-66

Jelley, Matt 1999-02 Johnson, Josh 2007-09 Johnson, Mike 1985 Jones, Lyle 1968 Jones, Mark 1985 Jones, Mike 1968

Kadtke, David 1965 Kedida, Kenny 2011 Kennedy, Tom 2004 Kellogg, Ben 1999-02 Kersey, Mike 1987-88 Kincaid, Harvey 1991-92 King, Kris 1994-95 Kimbrell, Matt 1995-98

Kinch, Gil 1966-69 Kinch, John 1965-68 Knight, Danny 2011-13 Kramer, Bruce 1973-74 Krieg, Mark 1997-99 Krom, Michael 1999-02 Krueger, Matt 1987 Kubin, Daniel 2012-13

Lajara, Juan 1987 Landrum, Jonathan 1991-94 Laube, Barry 1975 Lawson, Paul 1977-78 Lawton, Dave 1966-67,69 Ledden, John 1966-68 Ledford, Jordan 2009 Lee, Kenny 1978-79 Lee, Seung 1981-82 Legters, Daniel 1992-95 Leonard, Caleb 1998-99 Leonard, Josh 1992,94-95 Levi, Micah 2005 Lieffers, Rex 1968 Lillie, Chris 1975 Lindley, Gary 1968 Linton, Andy 1975 Lochstampfor, Matt 1976-78 Lochstampfor, Mike 1981-83 Lochstampfor, Tom 1979,81 Long, Phil 1995 Long, Taylor 1997-98 Longacre, Bill 1968 Longacre, Steve 1970-71 Lowe, Andrew 2012-13 Lowrie, Roy 1977-78 Lupinek, Alex 2013

MacDougal, Rob 1999 MacGregor, John 1970 MacGregor, Tom 1970-71 Maffet, Greg 1968,70-71 Malkus, Gerry 1966 Mall, Harold 1981-82 Malone, B.J. 1982-83 Malone, Tim 1971 Manning, Jeff 1988 Marchman, Matt 1997 Marquis, Bill 1968 Marshall, Nathan 1981-82 Mattice, Ian 1994-97 Mawhinney, Nevin 1988-90

Richard Northcutt played from 1985-87 and was third-team NAIA All-American at goalkeeper in 1987.

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McCaslin, Jeremy 2004-07 McCaslin, Jordan 2003-06 McCaslin, Luke 2006-08 McDaniel, Erik 1991-94 McDaniel, Sean 1987-90 McDonald, Chuck 1981 McFarland, Fred 1968 McManus, Mark 1988-91 McManus, Mike 1985-87 McMillan, Todd 1995-97 McNutt, Brian 1992 McNutt, Ron 1965-66 Meador, Robert 1976-79 Meenan, Billy 2001 Meffert, Bill 1974-77 Meredith, Ian 2011-13 Merritt, Roy 1983-84 Meyer, Brian 1999-02 Mitchell, Danny 1983 Mollenkof, Peter 1968,70-71 Mollenkof, Steve 1970-71 Montgomery, Jesse 1993-95 Montgomery, Tim 1999-01 Moon, Josh 1997-00 Moore, Chris 1994-97 Morrison, Tyler 2009-12 Morton, James 1982 Morton, Don 1970 Morton, Steve 1975 Moser, Paul 1971,73-74 Muller, Dick 1966-67

Navis, David 1974-77 Neder, Adam 1991-93 Nelson, David 1975 Nelson, Drew 1988 Neurmberger, Joel 1985 Nichols, Donald 1984 Nielson, David 2006-09 Nieuwsma, Dave 1977 Noll, Scott 1995-98 Northcutt, Richard 1985-87 Notaro, Tom 1971 Nyabam, Hani 2005

Oakley, Bruce 1967 Ogden, Sebastian 1985 Orthner, Scott 1987-89,91 Ostrowski, Ryan 2011

Parker, Jonathan 1983-86

Parr, Ryan 2009-12 Patterson, Dan 1984-87 Patterson, Jim 1984-87 Peacock, Caleb 2010 Peeples, Brian 1988-89 Pepper, Michael 2005-08 Perry, Ryan 2012 Phillips, Kirk 1970,74 Phillips, Lee 1965 Pierce, Bryan 1990-93 Pifer, Chris 2009-12 Pifer, David 2007-10 Pifer, Nathan 1981-83 Pinckney, Dan 1976 Pinckney, Jim 1974 Pittman, James 1984-85 Plunk, Luke 2003-05 Polk, Shuler 2010-13 Polski, Chris 1986-89 Potoshnick, Matt 1997-00 Preston, Dave 1969 Propes, Zach 2009

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Ragsdale, Wylie 1973-74 Ramsey, Rory 1990-91 Ramsey, Ryan 2005 Rayburn, Micah 2001,2004 Rayburn, Rob 1968,70-71 Reece, John 1973 Reeder, Ike 1993-96 Richter, Jacob 2012-13 Ricks, Tom 1978-79 Riggs, Todd 1990-93 Riggs, Toby 1992-93 Ripple, Brent 2005-09 Robbins, Colby 2009 Robinson, Andy 1986-90 Robinson, Perry 1984 Roebuck, Buck 1976-79 Rose, Dave 1991-94 Rowe, Marshall 1983-86 -Salvatore, Ron 1978 Sato, Yuji 2000-01 Schindler, Scott 2006-09 Schmidt, Andrew 1998-00 Schmidt, Barrett 2010-13 Schmidt, Bob 1970 Schmidt. John 1983-84,86-87

Schmidt, Matt 1984-87 Schout, Michael 1999 Schroeder, Matt 2013 Schultz, Bill 1968 Schwartz, Bruce 1977-79 Scott, David 1990-93 Scott, Jon 1987-90 Shannon, Brad 1977-78 Shannon, Brandon 1993-95 Shannon, Bryan 1979 Shannon, Darrell 1965-66 Shannon, Mark 1986-89 Shaw, Andrew 1970 Shaw, Michael 2004-07 Sherman, Ted 1983-84 Signorino, John 1977 Sinn, Teddy 1993-96 Slagle, Jackson 2008-10 Sligh, Matt 2001-04 Sligh, Steve 1965 Sluis, Gordon 1973-74 Sluis, Jim 1979 Smick, Dan 1976 Smith, Ben 1993-94 Smith, Brooks 1976 Smith, Greg 1986-89 Smith, Jim 1968 Smith, Kyle 2001-02 Smith, Warren 1983-86 Smith, Wendell 1988-89 Spern, William 1965 Spiritosanto, Vince 1990 Stack, John 2003-05 Stair, Brian 2007-10 Stair, David 2004-07 Stanton, Aaron 2000-03 Stanton, Dave 1968,70-71 Stanton, Eric 1970,73 Steele, Danny 1990 Steere, Dan 1996-99 Stern, Chris 2008 Stewart, Jacob 1994 Stewart, Jay 1975-78 Stewart, Tim 2004-06 Stokes, Daniel 1990 Strawbridge, Stephen 1999-02 Streets, Grandy 1987-89 Streets, Kevin 1991 Strickland, Bob 1984-87 Stuart, Jake 1995 Sturdivent, John 1987

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Sundquist, Erik 1984 Sweet, John 1997-99 Sweet, Robbie 2001-04

Taaffe, David 2011-12 Tait, Phil 1975,79 Talley, Jeff 1970-71 Taylor, Jarrod 1996-97,99 Taylor, John 1970-71 Terrell, Zach 2005-08 Tessitore, Craig 1981-83 Tessitore, Joe 1978-79,81 Tessitore, Perry 1986 Traen, Jake 2008 Todd, Kenny 1999-00 Tolson, Aaron 1996 Tolson, Clay 1995 Touma, Andy 1994 Trimiew, Jason 1995-96,98 Troxell, Tom 1966 Tucker, Anthony 1995-98 Tucker, Matt 1991-94 Turner, Rob 1985-86 Tuten, James 1985-86 Tyler, Ty 1997-99 Tyson, Rick 1967-70

Uribe, Guillermo 1988 Uthlaut, John 2000-03

VanSteenburg, James 1990-93 Van Zee, Eric 1993 Vannoy, Jon 1991-94 Vannoy, Mark 1988 Vannoy, Rob 1986-87 Vaughan, Parker 2013 Viatrov, Sasha 2007-08 Victoria, Alvaro 1988,90-91 Vigil, Mark 1970,73 Visser, Tom 2007 Vreeland, Warren 1970-71,73

Wagner, Ben 2006-09 Walke, Tom 1967-68 Wall, Chris 2006 Waller, Alec 2004-07 Ward, William 1966 Warren, Jake 2007 Warsing, Jeff 1974-75 Weaver, Gabe 2005

Weekley, Jimmy 1989-90 Wells, Jason 1998-00 White, David 1987 Whitmore, Kevin 1981 Whitted, Scott 1981-82 Wieldraayer, Derek 2006-09 Wier, Charley 1993 Wiersema, Carl 1979,81-82 Wiersema, Mike 1981-84 Wiersema, Noah 2012-13 Williams, Darin 1990 Williams, Dwayne 1977 Wilson, Jonathan 2002-05 Winecoff, Patrick 1988-91 Wingo, Jay 1978 Winning, Pat 1970 Wolfe, William 2009 Woll, John 1968-69 Wolters, Steve 1990 Woodard, Jon 1993-94 Woodson, Mark 1981,83 Woolwine, Chip 1968 Workman, Jim 1968-69

Yackel, Ryan 2006-09 Yellen, Winston 2007 Yen, Won 1981 York, Bobby Joe 1976-79 Young, Brian 1998-02 Young, Bruce 1967-69 Young, Steve 1968,70-71 Zeller, John 1985

Note: Rosters from 1972 and 1980 are missing and not included in this report

Greg Smith played from 1986-89 and was a second-team NCCAA and honorable mention NAIA All-American in 1989.

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Parents/Boosters/Alumni/FansAre you a Booster?

A booster is an individual that:

• Promotes Covenant athletics program.• Makes a financial contribution to Covenant athletics or its booster organizations.• Assists in the recruitment of prospects for Covenant.• Provides benefits (e.g., jobs, occasional meals) to enrolled student-athletes.Once a booster.....Always a booster. It is important to remember that once an individual has been identified as a booster, he or she retains that status forever.

If you have questions whether you are considered a booster of Covenant Athletics or if you have questions about what you may or may not do as a booster, please feel free to contact the Compliance Office at [email protected].

What is an extra benefit?

Fans and boosters may not provide anything to prospects or currently enrolled student-athletes (or their families) without prior approval from the Compliance Office. If a student-athlete and/or his or her family accepts any benefits of special consideration (e.g., transportation, clothing, money, meals, etc.) based on his or her athletic skill, the student-athlete will lose his or her eligibility and Covenant will be subject to NCAA penalties.

Extra benefits can include, but, are not limited to:

• Money, gifts, clothing, tickets for entertainment, haircut, and use of a car.• Free or reduced-cost room or board anywhere.• Free or reduced-cost merchandise or services.• Use of Athletics Department copy/fax machines, long distance telephone services or free use of a cell phone.• Typing or editing reports, papers, letters, etc. for a student-athlete.• A loan of money or the consigning of a note to arrange a loan.• The sale or trade of complimentary admissions for merchandise, services or debt repayment.• The sale or trade of ANY items a student-athlete has received for his or her participation in athletics (e.g., gear, clothing, awards).This list is not exhaustive. Please refrain from offering prospects and/or current student-athletes and their families and friends anything that is not available to all students or the general public.

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2014 Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time 8/29 vs. Rutgers-Newark# Atlanta, GA 4:30 PM8/30 vs. Centre# Atlanta, GA 2:00 PM9/5 WILMINGTON (OH)^ Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/6 MILLSAPS^ Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/10 at Emory Atlanta, GA 7:00 PM9/12 at Sewanee Sewanee, TN 8:00 PM9/16 OGLETHORPE Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/19 GREENSBORO* Lookout Mountain, GA 2:00 PM9/20 FERRUM* Lookout Mountain, GA 2:00 PM9/23 BERRY Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/27 at Birmingham Southern Birmingham, AL 8:00 PM9/30 at Maryville* Maryville, TN 7:00 PM10/4 LAGRANGE* Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM10/10 at Methodist* Fayetteville, NC 2:00 PM10/11 at N.C. Wesleyan* Rocky Mount, NC 2:00 PM10/15 HUNTINGDON* Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM10/24 AVERETT* Lookout Mountain, GA 2:00 PM10/25 WILLIAM PEACE* Lookout Mountain, GA 2:00 PM10/28 at Piedmont* Demorest, GA 7:00 PM11/1, 7-8 USA South Tournament Martinsville, VA TBA

All times easternCAPS indicates home match* indicates USA South match# indicates Sonny Carter Invitational; Atlanta, GA^ indicates David Taaffe Invitational

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