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RECORDSIndividual and Team Records

Includes Single-Game, Season andCareer Statistics

All-Americans and Award Winners

Coaching Records

Home Attendance Leaders and Annual Champions

2004 Statistical Leaders

2004 Conference Standings

Final Polls

Championship Results and Records

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Official 2005 NCAA® Men’s and Women’s Soccer Records Book

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ContentsSchool Name-Change/Abbreviation Key ............ 4New to This Book ............................................... 7Division I Men’s Records ..................................... 9Division II Men’s Records..................................... 25Division III Men’s Records.................................... 392004 Men’s Statistical Leaders ............................ 53Men’s Coaching Records ..................................... 612004 Men’s Conference Standings...................... 69Men’s Award Winners ........................................ 75Men’s Attendance Records .................................. 91Men’s Soccer Championships .............................. 95Men’s Championship Brackets ............................103Division I Women’s Records ................................211Division II Women’s Records ...............................227Division III Women’s Records...............................2412004 Women’s Statistical Leaders.......................255Women’s Coaching Records................................2632004 Women’s Conference Standings.................271Women’s Award Winners...................................279Women’s Attendance Records.............................289Women’s Soccer Championships.........................295Women’s Championship Brackets .......................305

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School Name-Change/Abbreviation Key

Various schools have changed their name. The current school name is listed along with other names bywhich the schools have been referred. (Note: Not all schools in this list currently sponsor or have spon-sored soccer.)

SCHOOL name changesCurrent school name: Changed from:

Albertson....................................................................................................Col. of IdahoAlcorn St. ...................................................................................................Alcorn A&MAlliant Int’l .....................................................................................U.S. Int’l; Cal WesternArcadia...............................................................................................................BeaverArk.-Pine Bluff ........................................................................................Arkansas AM&NArmstrong Atlantic.......................................................................................Armstrong St.Auburn......................................................................................................Alabama PolyAugusta St. .......................................................................................................AugustaBemidji St. ............................................................................................Bemidji TeachersBenedictine (Ill.) .........................................................................................Ill. BenedictineBradley.......................................................................................................Bradley TechUC Davis .............................................................................................California AggiesCal St. East Bay .....................................................................................Cal St. HaywardCal St. Fullerton .................................................Orange County State College; Orange St.Cal St. L.A..........................................................................................Cal St. Los AngelesCal St. Northridge .......................................................................San Fernando Valley St.Case Reserve .........................................................................Case Institute of TechnologyCentral Okla. ......................................................................................Central St. (Okla.)Charleston So. ............................................................................................Baptist (S.C.)Charleston (W.V.)......................................................................................Morris HarveyCharlotte..................................................................................................UNC CharlotteChattanooga ................................................................................................Tenn.-Chatt.Cleveland St. ..........................................................................................................FennColorado St. ...........................................................................................Colorado A&MColorado St.-Pueblo ..................................................................................Southern Colo.Columbus St. ..................................................................................................ColumbusConcordia (Calif.)..............................................................................Christ College-IrvineConcordia (Ill.) ..................................................................................Concordia TeachersCrown........................................................................................................St. Paul BibleDeSales...........................................................................................................AllentownDetroit.....................................................................................Detroit Mercy; Detroit TechDist. of Columbia....................................................................D.C. Teachers; Federal CityDominican ...........................................................................................................RosaryDrexel ..........................................................................................................Drexel TechDuke...........................................................................................................Trinity (N.C.)Eastern Mich. ......................................................................................Michigan NormalEmporia St. ........................................................................................Kansas St. NormalFDU-Florham...............................................................................................FDU-MadisonFresno St. ..................................................................................................Fresno PacificGa. Southern .......................................................................................Georgia TeachersIll.-Chicago...........................................................................................Ill.-Chicago CircleIllinois St. ......................................................................Illinois St. Normal; Illinois NormalIndiana (Pa.) ...........................................................................................Indiana St. (Pa.)Indianapolis.............................................................................................Indiana CentralIowa............................................................................................State University of IowaIowa St. ................................................................................................................AmesJames Madison .................................................................................................MadisonKansas St. ...............................................................................................Kansas AggiesKent St. ..................................................................................................................KentLa Sierra .......................................................................................................Loma LindaLamar ...........................................................................................................Lamar TechLiberty ............................................................................Lynchburg Baptist; Liberty BaptistLa.-Lafayette...........................................................................................Southwestern La.La.-Monroe .................................................................................................Northeast La.Loyola Marymount..................................................................................Loyola U. of L.A.Lynn..............................................................................................College of Boca RatonLyon.....................................................................................................Arkansas CollegeMaritime (N.Y.) .........................................................................................N.Y. MaritimeMartin Luther.....................................................................................Northwestern (Wis.)Marycrest Int’l ........................................................................................Teikyo MarycrestMd.-East. Shore ...........................................................................................Maryland St.Massachusetts.........................................Massachusetts St.; Massachusetts Agriculture Col.Mass. Liberal Arts...................................................................................North Adams St.Mass.-Dartmouth.................................................................................Southeastern Mass.Mass.-Lowell........................................................................Lowell; Lowell St.; Lowell TechMcDaniel....................................................................................................Western Md.Memphis .....................................................................................................Memphis St.Minn. St. Mankato............................................................Mankato Teachers; Mankato St.Minn. St. Moorhead ....................................................Moorhead St.; Moorhead TeachersMont. St.-Billings ....................................................................................Eastern MontanaMontana St.-Northern ..........................................................................Northern MontanaMurray St. ............................................................................................Murray TeachersNeb.-Kearney................................................................................................Kearney St.

SCHOOL NAME-CHANGE/ABBREVIATION KEY 5

Current school name: Changed from:Neb.-Omaha ......................................................................................................OmahaNew England U. ....................................................................................St. Francis (Me.)New Jersey City .........................................................................................Jersey City St.N.J. Inst. of Tech. .............................................................................Newark EngineeringNew Mexico St. ................................................................................New Mexico A&MNew Orleans ....................................................................................Louisiana St. (N.O.)North Ala. ...................................................................................................Florence St.N.C. Central ....................................................................................North Caro. CollegeUNC Pembroke...........................................................................................Pembroke St.North Central (Ill.) .......................................................................................North CentralNorth Central Texas...................................................................................Cooke CountyNorth Texas ...............................................................................................North Tex. St.Northeastern St..............................................................................Northeastern Okla. St.Northern Ariz. ......................................................Arizona St.-Flagstaff; Flagstaff TeachersNorthern Colo. ...............................................................................Colorado St. CollegeOklahoma St. ........................................................................................Oklahoma A&MOld Dominion...........................................................................William & Mary (Norfolk)Pepperdine........................................................................................George PepperdinePhila. Sciences ..............................................................................Philadelphia PharmacyPhiladelphia U. ..................................................................................Philadelphia TextilePolytechnic (N.Y.) ................................................................New York Poly; Brooklyn PolyPost .......................................................................................................Teikyo Post; PostRhodes ............................................................................................Southwestern (Tenn.)Rice .............................................................................................................Rice InstituteRichard Stockton............................................................................................Stockton St.Rochester Inst. ....................................................................................Mechanics InstituteRowan .......................................................................................................Glassboro St.Salem Int'l ........................................................................................Salem-Teikyo; SalemSouthern Ind. ..................................................................................Indiana St.-EvansvilleSouthern Me. ..................................................Maine Portland-Gorham; Gorham St. (Me.)Southern N.H........................................................................................New Hamp. Col.Southern U. ...............................................................................................Southern B.R.Southwest Minn. St. .....................................................................................Southwest St.Stevens Institute ............................................................................................Stevens TechTaylor-Ft. Wayne....................................................................................Summit ChristianTex. A&M-Commerce..................................................................................East Texas St.Tex. A&M-Kingsville .........................................................................................Texas A&ITex.-Pan American .....................................................................................Pan AmericanTexas St...............................................................................................Southwest Tex. St.Towson..........................................................................................................Towson St.Truman...............................................................................Northeast Mo. St.; Truman St.Tulsa.........................................................................................................Henry KendallWashburn ...............................................................................................Lincoln CollegeWashington-St. Louis ............................................................................Washington (Mo.)Washington St. ..............................................................Washington Agricultural CollegeWest Ala. .......................................................................................................LivingstonWest Tex. A&M........................................................................................West Texas St.Western Mich. ............................................................................Western State TeachersWestern N.M. ...............................................................................New Mexico WesternWestern Ore. ................................................Oregon Tech; Oregon College of EducationWestern St. ..................................................................Colo. Western; Colorado NormalWestmar ............................................................Western Union College; Teikyo WestmarWichita St. .....................................................................................................FairmountWidener .............................................................................Pennsylvania Military CollegeWm. Paterson ...............................................................................................Paterson St.Wis.-Eau Claire.................................................................................Eau Claire TeachersWis.-La Crosse ...................................................................................La Crosse TeachersWis.-River Falls...................................................................................River Falls TeachersWis.-Superior ........................................................Superior Normal; Superior St. TeachersXavier..............................................................................................................St. Xavier

SCHOOLS also known asCurrent school name: Also known as:

Air Force ....................................................................................U.S. Air Force AcademyApprentice School....................................................................................Newport NewsArmy...........................................................................U.S. Military Academy; West PointBaruch ...............................................................................................Bernard M. BaruchCase Reserve.................................................................................Case Western ReserveCCNY......................................................................................City College of New York City Tech .............................................................................NYCCT; New York City TechCoast Guard .........................................................................U.S. Coast Guard AcademyGC&SU.....................................................................................Georgia College & StateHawthorne .....................................................................................Nathaniel HawthorneIPFW ......................................................................................Indiana/Purdue-Ft. WayneIUPUI....................................................................................Indiana/Purdue-IndianapolisLehman ..............................................................................................Herbert H. LehmanLipscomb ................................................................................................David LipscombLong Island...................................................................................................LIU-BrooklynLSU.............................................................................................................Louisiana St.Merchant Marine..........................................King’s Point; U.S. Merchant Marine AcademyMIT ..........................................................................Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Current school name: Also known as:Navy..............................................................................................U.S. Naval AcademyTCNJ .............................................................The College of New Jersey (was Trenton St.)NYIT......................................................New York Institute of Technology; New York TechRochester Inst. ...........................................................................................................RITSewanee .......................................................................................University of the SouthTCU ........................................................................................................Texas ChristianUAB......................................................................................................Ala.-BirminghamUCF ..................................................................................Central Fla. (was Florida Tech)UCLA ........................................................................University of California, Los AngelesUMBC...................................................................................................Md.-Balt. CountyUMKC ...................................................................................................Mo.-Kansas CityUNI ...........................................................................Northern Iowa (was Iowa Teachers)UNLV..............................................................Nevada-Las Vegas (was Nevada Southern)UTEP ...........................................................................Texas-El Paso (was Texas Western)VMI..............................................................................................................Va. MilitaryWPI..................................................................................................Worcester Poly Inst.

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New To this BookDivision I MenRecord Page(s)

Fastest Consecutive Goals, Same Player............................................. 10, 15Fastest Three Consecutive Goals, Same Player .................................... 10, 15Fastest Three Consecutive Goals, Same Team..................................... 16, 17Consecutive Home Games Without a Loss.......................................... 16, 18Most Ties in a Season....................................................................... 16Most 0-0 Ties in a Season................................................................. 16Most Overtime Games in a Season.................................................... 16

Division II MenRecord Page(s)

Fastest Consecutive Goals, Same Player............................................. 26, 31Fastest Three Consecutive Goals, Same Player .................................... 26Fastest Three Consecutive Goals, Same Team..................................... 32Most Ties in a Season....................................................................... 32Most 0-0 Ties in a Season................................................................. 32Most Overtime Games in a Season.................................................... 32

Division III MenRecord Page(s)

Fastest Consecutive Goals, Same Player............................................. 40, 45Fastest Three Consecutive Goals, Same Player .................................... 40, 45Fastest Three Consecutive Goals, Same Team..................................... 46, 47Most Ties in a Season....................................................................... 47Most 0-0 Ties in a Season................................................................. 47Most Overtime Games in a Season.................................................... 47

Division IMen’s RecordsIndividual Records .............................................. 10Team Records ..................................................... 16Polls ................................................................... 20

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS10

Individual Records Official NCAA Division I men's soccer recordsbegan with the 1959 season and are based oninformation submitted to the NCAA statistics ser-vice by institutions participating in the statisticsrankings. Career records of players includeonly those years in which they competed inDivision I. Annual champions started in the1998 season, which was the first year theNCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisticalrankings, the rounding of percentages and/oraverages may indicate ties where none exist. Inthese cases, the numerical order of the rankingsis accurate.

ScoringPOINTSGame

18—Marty Ryczek, Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible,Sept. 19, 1974

Season108—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1980 (17

games)Career

255—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1977-80(49 games)

POINTS PER GAMESeason

6.35—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1980 (108in 17 games)

Career (Min. 100 Points)5.20—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1977-80

(255 in 49 games)

GOALSGame

8—Marty Ryczek, Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible, Sept.19, 1974; Juan Bernal, South Ala. vs. Birmingham-So., 1981; Paul Wright, Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East. Shore, 1995

Season46—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1980 (17

games)

Career109—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1977-80

(49 games)

GOALS PER GAMESeason

2.71—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1980 (46in 17 games)

Career (Min. 45 Goals)2.31—Herb Schmidt, Rutgers, 1959-61 (90 in 39

games)

ASSISTSGame

7—Mike Granelli, St. Peter’s vs. New York U., Oct. 17,1985

Season24—Ben Ferry, George Washington, 1997 (18

games)Career

66—Dante Washington, Radford, 1988-92 (88games)

ASSISTS PER GAMESeason

1.64—Joe Casucci, Niagara, 1970 (14 games)Career (Min. 30 Assists)

0.95—Hayden Knight, Marquette, 1976-79 (42 in 44games)

40 GOALS AND 40 ASSISTSCareer

24 players (most recent: Andrew Williams, RhodeIsland, 1994-97)

Goalkeeping

SAVESGame

44—John Santos, Fairleigh Dickinson vs. New York U.,1959

Season230—Ray Migas, DePaul, 1987 (18 games)

Career620—Jose Grave dePeralta, Wake Forest, 1980-83

(77 games)

SAVES PER GAMESeason

21.8—John Santos, Fairleigh Dickinson, 1959 (218 in10 games)

Career12.08—Dale Hetherington, Western Mich., 1973-76

(604 in 50 games)

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason (Min. 1,200 Minutes)

0.26—John Putna, Indiana, 1978 (6 GA in 2,075min.)

Career (Min. 2,500 Minutes)0.34—Tony Meola, Virginia, 1988-89 (11 GA in

2,922 min.)

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYED8,306:00—Steve McCullough, UNC Asheville/

Marquette, 1991-94

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF GAME:09—Jari Takatalo, James Madison vs. UNC

Wilmington, Oct. 12, 1996; Chad Harper, San JoseSt. vs. Stanford, Nov. 21, 1998; Josh Brinkley, UABvs. Belmont, Nov. 5, 1999; Alecko Eskandarian,Virginia vs. American, Oct. 26, 2002; Ryan Rich,Princeton vs. Yale, Nov. 13, 2004

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME TEAM:09—American (John Hall, both goals) vs. George

Washington, Oct. 6, 1987

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME PLAYER:09—John Hall, American vs. George Washington,

Oct. 6, 1987

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAMEPLAYER

2:15—John Stone, SIU Edwardsville vs. Ill.-Chicago,Oct. 20, 1985 (scored at 28:58, 30:26, 31:13)

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY OPPOSINGTEAMS

:03—UC Santa Barb. (Aaron Wellman), then UCLA(Seth George), Nov. 6, 1998

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONEGOAL

16—Pete Milich, Akron, Sept. 23, 1961 to Oct. 6,1962

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES900:00—Randy Phillips, Southern Methodist, Sept. 27,

1980 to Nov. 5, 1980

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POINTS No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 18 Marty Ryczek, Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible...............................Sept. 19, 197417 Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. vs. UC Santa Cruz..................................196917 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. vs. Valparaiso..................................Oct. 9, 197117 Paul Wright, Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East. Shore ....................................199516 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. vs. Ball St. .....................................Oct. 23, 197116 Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson vs. Belmont Abbey .........................Sept. 9, 197916 Juan Bernal, South Ala. vs. Birmingham So................................................198116 Michael King, Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Monmouth .......................................198215 Dan McCrudden, Rhode Island vs. Boston College.....................................197515 Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. vs. George Washington........Nov. 15, 197815 Dante Washington, Radford vs. Atlantic Christian.........................Oct. 22, 198815 Dante Washington, Radford vs. Md.-East. Shore........................................199014 Pete Milich, Akron vs. Case Reserve............................................Oct. 23, 196114 Pete Milich, Akron vs. Frostburg St. ..............................................Nov. 3, 196214 Benito Artinano, North Carolina St. vs. Appalachian St. ...........................196414 Joe Casucci, Niagara vs. Canisius............................................................197014 Declan McSheffrey, South Ala. vs. Samford...............................................198314 Mark Erwin, Wake Forest vs. St. Andrews ..................................Sept. 16, 198314 John Dugan, Va. Commonwealth vs. West Va. Tech.......................Oct. 5, 1987

GOALSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 8 Marty Ryczek, Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible...............................Sept. 19, 19748 Juan Bernal, South Ala. vs. Birmingham So................................................19818 Paul Wright, Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East. Shore ....................................19957 Pete Milich, Akron vs. Frostburg St. ..............................................Nov. 3, 19627 Benito Artinano, North Carolina St. vs. Appalachian St. ............................1964

No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 7 Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. vs. UC Santa Cruz..................................19697 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. vs. Valparaiso..................................Oct. 9, 19717 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. vs. Ball St. .....................................Oct. 23, 19717 Dan McCrudden, Rhode Island vs. Boston College.....................................19757 Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. vs. George Washington ........Nov. 15, 19787 Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson vs. Belmont Abbey..........................Sept. 9, 19797 Michael King, Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Monmouth .......................................19827 Declan McSheffrey, South Ala. vs. Samford...............................................19837 Mark Erwin, Wake Forest vs. St. Andrews ..................................Sept. 16, 1983

ASSISTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 7 Mike Granelli, St. Peter’s vs. New York U. ..................................Oct. 17, 19856 Mark Abele, Santa Clara vs. Sacramento St. ...............................Oct. 29, 19805 Rich Coleman, James Madison vs. Old Dominion.........................Oct. 28, 19725 Jim Zylker, San Jose St. vs. Cal St. East Bay...............................................19725 Zach Papanikolaou, Wis.-Milwaukee vs. Beloit............................Sept. 29, 19735 Miguel Avila, Santa Clara vs. St. Mary’s (Cal.) ............................Oct. 24, 19795 Rosendo Gutierrez, Fresno St. vs. St. Mary’s (Cal.).....................................19795 Kevin Green, Western Mich. vs. Toledo......................................Sept. 23, 19845 Paul Shaver, Wright St.............................................................................19865 Jason Cohen, DePaul vs. Chicago St. .......................................................19875 Chip Gill, Western Mich. vs. IPFW..............................................Oct. 26, 19885 Willy Roy Jr., Northern Ill. vs. Ill.-Chicago ....................................Oct. 24, 19895 Kevin O’Neill, Buffalo ..................................................................Oct. 5, 19935 Medufia Kulego, St. John’s (N.Y.) vs. Manhattan.........................Sept. 13, 19955 Ben Ferry, George Washington vs. Fordham.................................Sept. 5, 19975 Josh Back, Detroit vs. Alabama A&M ...........................................Nov. 1, 19985 Chris Fronk, Stetson vs. Florida Tech...........................................Sept. 26, 20005 Fred Silva, Virginia Tech vs. Elon .................................................Sept. 5, 20015 Bobby Lish, Wis.-Milwaukee vs. Cleveland St...............................Oct. 27, 2002

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No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 44 John Santos, Fairleigh Dickinson vs. New York U. .....................................195937 Tom Boehm, Western Mich. vs. Evansville...................................Sept. 21, 197735 Dale Hetherington, Western Mich. vs. Spring Arbor .....................Oct. 11, 197534 Mike Rado, Wright St. vs. Oberlin ..............................................Oct. 18, 196934 Alan Weinberger, Boston U. vs. Babson.....................................Sept. 30, 197234 Bucky Moser, East Caro. vs. North Carolina..............................................197433 Howie Levin, Bucknell vs. Lycoming ............................................Nov. 11, 196730 Hans Mueh, Air Force vs. North Carolina......................................Oct. 1, 196530 Hans Mueh, Air Force vs. Benedictine ...........................................Oct. 3, 196529 Keith Shroyer, Western Mich. vs. Michigan St. ............................Oct. 20, 197128 Gary Kovacs, Bowling Green vs. Akron.........................................Oct. 8, 196828 Pete Mannos, Northern Ill. vs. SIU Edwardsville............................Oct. 12, 197428 Frank Crupi, Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Bucknell .............................................197528 Paul Turin, South Carolina vs. Appalachian St. ............................Oct. 29, 197828 Ken Clark, Temple vs. Penn St. .................................................................1994

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POINTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Points Avg.Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. .............. 1980 17 108 6.35Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. .............. 1978 13 78 6.00Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. ...................... 1971 11 63 5.73Mario Ribera, Tex.-Pan American.................. 1992 12 68 5.67Pete Milich, Akron........................................ 1961 14 75 5.36Herb Schmidt, Rutgers .................................. 1960 13 66 5.08Carl Gentile, St. Louis .................................. 1963 14 70 5.00Dov Markus, Long Island .............................. 1965 14 70 5.00Herb Schmidt, Rutgers .................................. 1961 14 68 4.86Carl Gentile, St. Louis .................................. 1964 13 61 4.69Walter Chyzowych, Temple.......................... 1959 11 50 4.55Jim Thames, Air Force .................................. 1965 11 50 4.55Joe Casucci, Niagara .................................. 1970 14 63 4.50Henry Abadi, Clemson ................................ 1973 16 71 4.44Len Salvemini, Air Force .............................. 1973 12 52 4.33Jose Almeyda, Wright St. ............................ 1972 12 51 4.25Al Korbus, San Jose St. .............................. 1963 12 50 4.17Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. .................. 1968 15 62 4.13Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. .................. 1969 15 60 4.00Rick Shannon, Jacksonville............................ 1970 13 50 3.85

POINTSPlayer, Team Year Games PointsThompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. .................... 1980 17 108Ted Rafalovich, Stanford .................................... 1978 22 79Mark Erwin, Wake Forest .................................. 1983 21 79Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. .................... 1978 13 78Dante Washington, Radford ................................ 1988 24 76Jimmy Glenn, Clemson........................................ 1993 24 76Pete Milich, Akron.............................................. 1961 14 75David Doyle, Campbell ...................................... 1986 20 74Sam Okpodu, North Carolina St. ........................ 1982 19 72Robert Ukrop, Davidson ...................................... 1992 27 72Henry Abadi, Clemson ...................................... 1973 16 71Carl Gentile, St. Louis ........................................ 1963 14 70Dov Markus, Long Island .................................... 1965 14 70Wojtek Krakowiak, Clemson .............................. 1998 24 70Michael King, Fairleigh Dickinson ........................ 1982 21 69Herb Schmidt, Rutgers ........................................ 1961 14 68Mario Ribera, Tex.-Pan American ........................ 1992 12 68Herb Schmidt, Rutgers ........................................ 1960 13 66Kamal Khalilian, Southern Methodist .................... 1980 18 65Wolde Harris, Clemson ...................................... 1993 23 65Siggi Eyjolfsson, UNC Greensboro ...................... 1998 24 65Nesa Stefanovic, Jacksonville .............................. 1998 23 65

GOALS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ................ 1980 17 46 2.71Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ................ 1978 13 34 2.62Herb Schmidt, Rutgers.................................... 1960 13 33 2.54Dov Markus, Long Island................................ 1965 14 35 2.50Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. ........................ 1971 11 27 2.45Herb Schmidt, Rutgers.................................... 1961 14 34 2.43Mario Ribera, Tex.-Pan American .................. 1992 12 29 2.42Walter Chyzowych, Temple .......................... 1959 11 25 2.27Pete Milich, Akron ........................................ 1961 14 31 2.21Carl Gentile, St. Louis .................................... 1963 14 30 2.14Pete Milich, Akron ........................................ 1962 10 21 2.10Al Korbus, San Jose St. ................................ 1963 12 25 2.08

Player, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Jose Almeyda, Wright St. .............................. 1972 12 25 2.08Carl Gentile, St. Louis .................................... 1964 13 27 2.08George Endler, St. Louis ................................ 1959 12 24 2.00Henry Abadi, Clemson .................................. 1972 16 32 2.00Herb Schmidt, Rutgers.................................... 1959 12 23 1.92Len Salvemini, Air Force ................................ 1973 12 23 1.92Jim Thames, Air Force.................................... 1965 11 20 1.82Dave Rath, Bucknell ...................................... 1969 13 23 1.77

GOALSPlayer, Team Year Games GoalsThompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ...................... 1980 17 46Mark Erwin, Wake Forest .................................. 1983 21 36Dov Markus, Long Island .................................... 1965 14 35Herb Schmidt, Rutgers ........................................ 1961 14 34Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ...................... 1978 13 34David Doyle, Campbell ...................................... 1986 20 34Herb Schmidt, Rutgers ........................................ 1960 13 33Henry Abadi, Clemson ...................................... 1973 16 32Jimmy Glenn, Clemson........................................ 1993 24 32Pete Milich, Akron.............................................. 1961 14 31Michael King, Fairleigh Dickinson ........................ 1982 21 31Robert Ukrop, Davidson ...................................... 1992 27 31Wojtek Krakowiak, Clemson .............................. 1998 24 31Carl Gentile, St. Louis ........................................ 1963 14 30Jack Cardosa, West Virginia .............................. 1973 17 29Kevin Lovejoy, Notre Dame ................................ 1978 23 29Bjorn Tronstad, San Francisco.............................. 1979 26 29Sam Okpodu, North Carolina St. ........................ 1982 19 29Mario Ribera, Tex.-Pan American ........................ 1992 12 29Wolde Harris, Clemson ...................................... 1993 23 29

ASSISTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Assists Avg. Joe Casucci, Niagara.................................... 1970 14 23 1.64Ben Ferry, George Washington...................... 1997 18 24 1.33Pat McBride, St. Louis .................................... 1963 14 17 1.21Pat Gross, Campbell...................................... 1993 19 23 1.21Ben Ferry, George Washington...................... 1996 17 20 1.18Carmelo Rago, Eastern Ill. ............................ 1969 15 17 1.13Chris Ogu, North Carolina St. ...................... 1982 19 21 1.11Frank Abel, Akron ........................................ 1960 11 12 1.09Jim Zylker, San Jose St. ................................ 1968 15 16 1.07Aleks Mihalovic, Jacksonville .......................... 1978 19 20 1.05Ted Rafalovich, Stanford ................................ 1978 22 23 1.05George Nanchoff, Akron .............................. 1975 13 13 1.00Kamal Khalilian, Southern Methodist .............. 1982 18 18 1.00Hilmar Bjornsson, UNC Greensboro .............. 1992 22 22 1.00Armando Valdivia, Cal St. Northridge ............ 1993 20 20 1.00Dan McHugh, Evansville ................................ 1985 23 22 0.96Daniel Hernandez, Southern Methodist .......... 1997 22 21 0.95Matt McKeon, St. Louis .................................. 1995 21 20 0.95Rivers Guthrie, Clemson ................................ 1994 19 18 0.95Scott Millar, Winthrop .................................. 1996 18 17 0.94

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Year Games AssistsBen Ferry, George Washington .............................. 1997 18 24Joe Casucci, Niagara ............................................ 1970 14 23Ted Rafalovich, Stanford ........................................ 1978 22 23Pat Gross, Campbell .............................................. 1993 19 23Dan McHugh, Evansville ........................................ 1985 23 22

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Player, Team Year Games AssistsDante Washington, Radford.................................... 1988 24 22Hilmar Bjornsson, UNC Greensboro ........................ 1992 22 22Chris Ogu, North Carolina St. ................................ 1982 19 21Daniel Hernandez, Southern Methodist .................... 1997 22 21Hunter Freeman, Virginia ........................................ 2004 24 21Aleks Mihalovic, Jacksonville .................................. 1978 19 20Pedro DeBrito, Connecticut...................................... 1979 26 20Pedro DeBrito, Connecticut...................................... 1981 25 20Dean Herritty, Coastal Carolina .............................. 1989 22 20Jeff Baicher, Santa Clara ........................................ 1989 23 20Armando Valdivia, Cal St. Northridge .................... 1993 20 20Matt McKeon, St. Louis .......................................... 1995 21 20Andrew Williams, Rhode Island .............................. 1995 23 20Ben Ferry, George Washington .............................. 1996 17 20Mike Fisher, Virginia .............................................. 1996 22 20Chris Goos, UNC Greensboro ................................ 2002 22 20Jimmy Koutsokalis, Charlotte.................................... 1979 24 19Aris Bogdaneris, South Fla. .................................... 1984 21 19Eric Eichmann, Clemson.......................................... 1985 23 19Guillermo Jara, San Diego...................................... 1992 24 19Miles Joseph, Clemson............................................ 1993 24 19

SAVES PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Saves Avg. John Santos, Fairleigh Dickinson .................... 1959 10 218 21.80Bill Lebov, Bucknell ........................................ 1964 12 228 19.00Jim Mueller, New Hampshire ........................ 1970 10 162 16.20Dale Hetherington, Western Mich. ................ 1975 12 187 15.58Gary Kovacs, Bowling Green ........................ 1968 10 149 14.90Pete Mannos, Northern Ill............................... 1974 10 147 14.70Alan Mayer, James Madison.......................... 1971 12 162 13.50Ray Migas, DePaul ........................................ 1987 18 230 12.78Alan Weinberger, Boston U. .......................... 1972 15 190 12.67Mike Wescott, Syracuse ................................ 1977 14 174 12.42Jim Kane, St. Bonaventure .............................. 1988 17 209 12.29Henry Castaneda, George Mason.................. 1971 14 171 12.21Dragan Radovich, St. Francis (N.Y.)................ 1976 15 181 12.07Tom McCormack, St. John’s (N.Y.).................. 1979 13 156 12.00John Fetzer, Wis.-Milwaukee .......................... 1976 15 179 11.93Carl Powell, Wright St. ................................ 1979 14 162 11.57Gordie Tuttle, New Hampshire ...................... 1977 15 170 11.33Bob Lahey, Northwestern .............................. 1984 18 195 10.83Jonathan Demeter, Connecticut ...................... 1971 15 162 10.80Steve Price, Boston College ............................ 1977 16 170 10.63

SAVESPlayer, Team Year Games SavesRay Migas, DePaul ................................................ 1987 18 230Bill Lebov, Bucknell ................................................ 1964 12 228John Santos, Fairleigh Dickinson .............................. 1959 10 218Jose Grave dePeralta, Wake Forest ........................ 1983 21 218Jim Kane, St. Bonaventure ...................................... 1988 17 209Jay Thomas, Va. Commonwealth ............................ 1980 21 202Bob Lahey, Northwestern ........................................ 1984 18 195Howie Friedman, Boston U. .................................... 1979 21 193Alan Weinberger, Boston U. .................................. 1972 15 190Roger Burgess, Charlotte ........................................ 1980 21 190Mark Woseley, St. Francis (N.Y.) ............................ 1990 20 189Dale Hetherington, Western Mich. .......................... 1975 12 187Matt Malek, Northern Ill. ........................................ 1997 19 182Dragan Radovich, St. Francis (N.Y.) ........................ 1976 15 181Steve Fisher, Richmond .......................................... 1983 20 181John Fetzer, Wis.-Milwaukee .................................. 1976 15 179Albert Taras, Wright St. ........................................ 1981 22 178Nick Christou, Canisius .......................................... 1994 17 177Harvey Torman, UAB.............................................. 1984 19 174Patrack Maguane, Rhode Island .............................. 1989 19 172Jim Adams, Monmouth .......................................... 1991 21 172

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Player, Team Year GA Min. GAA John Putna, Indiana .......................................... 1978 6 2,075 0.26Trey Harrington, Evansville ................................ 1990 7 2,389 0.26Tony Meola, Virginia ........................................ 1988 5 1,475 0.31Jeff Duback, Yale .............................................. 1986 5 1,433 0.31Brett Phillips, Old Dominion .............................. 1991 7 1,942 0.32Terry Higgins, Fairleigh Dickinson ...................... 1984 5 1,364 0.33Kasey Keller, Portland ...................................... 1988 7 1,900 0.33James Swanner, Clemson .................................. 1983 8 1,930 0.37Tony Meola, Virginia ........................................ 1989 6 1,447 0.37Stefan Gonet, Binghamton ................................ 2003 9 2,125 0.38

Player, Team Year GA Min. GAA Ken Bernstein, George Mason .......................... 1982 7 1,635 0.39Eduardo Caruacho, South Ala. .......................... 1987 6 1,385 0.39Bill Andracki, Rutgers ........................................ 1990 9 2,055 0.39Greg Raber, Kentucky ...................................... 2001 5 1,137 0.40Colin Rogers, Indiana........................................ 2001 9 2,045 0.40Aidan Heaney, Charlotte .................................. 1991 9 2,036 0.40Kevin Kane, North Carolina .............................. 1978 6 1,357 0.40Kasey Keller, Portland ...................................... 1989 9 2,018 0.40Joe Papaleo, Syracuse ...................................... 1982 9 1,975 0.41Zach Thornton, Loyola (Md.) .............................. 1993 9 1,928 0.42Robby Fulton, Stanford ...................................... 2002 8 1,681 0.43

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POINTS PER GAME(Min. 100 Points)

Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ........ 1977-80 49 255 5.20Herb Schmidt, Rutgers ............................ 1959-61 39 180 4.62Pete Milich, Akron.................................. 1960-63 48 204 4.25Nick Papadakis, Hartwick ...................... 1963-66 43 170 3.95Carl Gentile, St. Louis ............................ 1963-65 41 160 3.90Benito Artinano, North Carolina St. ........1961, 63-64 34 121 3.56Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. ............1968-69, 71 47 165 3.51Gerry Balassi, St. Louis .......................... 1960-62 43 143 3.33Hayden Knight, Marquette...................... 1976-79 44 146 3.32Dov Marcus, Long Island ........................ 1965-67 48 156 3.25Pat McBride, St. Louis ............................ 1963-65 41 130 3.17Joe Casucci, Niagara ............................ 1969-72 48 150 3.13Dale Russell, Philadelphia U. .................. 1973-76 66 198 3.00Ismael Perez, San Jose St. ...................... 1975-78 60 173 2.88Len Salvemini, Air Force ........................ 1971-74 52 149 2.87Kamal Khalilian, Southern Methodist........ 1980-82 54 153 2.83George Nanchoff, Akron........................ 1973-76 51 144 2.82Wolde Harris, Clemson.......................... 1993-95 61 170 2.79Fred Pereira, Brown .............................. 1974-76 45 124 2.76Shoa Agonafer, UCLA............................ 1969-72 70 192 2.74Heikki Ritvanen, UCF.............................. 1996-99 69 188 2.72Toni Siikala, Campbell .......................... 1992-95 60 163 2.72Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson ................ 1979-82 63 171 2.71Roy Wegerle, South Fla. ........................ 1982-83 39 103 2.64Dante Washington, Radford .................. 1988-92 88 230 2.61

POINTSPlayer, Team Years Games PointsThompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ................ 1977-80 49 255Dante Washington, Radford ............................ 1988-92 88 230Michael King, Fairleigh Dickinson .................... 1982-85 91 206Pete Milich, Akron .......................................... 1960-63 48 204Dale Russell, Philadelphia U. .......................... 1973-76 66 198Ken Snow, Indiana ........................................ 1987-90 87 196Ole Mikkelsen, UCLA...................................... 1977-80 100 194Shoa Agonafer, UCLA .................................... 1969-72 70 192Sam Okpodu, North Carolina St. .................... 1981-84 79 191Heikki Ritvanen, UCF ...................................... 1996-99 69 188Siggi Eyjolfsson, UNC Greensboro .................. 1995-98 87 185Robert Ukrop, Davidson .................................. 1988-92 95 184Brian McBride, St. Louis .................................. 1990-93 89 184John Wolyniec, Fordham ................................ 1995-98 81 184Cesidio Colasante, La Salle ............................ 1994-97 77 183Steve Burks, Indiana........................................ 1973-76 72 182Herb Schmidt, Rutgers .................................... 1959-61 39 180Ismael Perez, San Jose St. .............................. 1975-78 60 173Zenone Naitza, Marist .................................... 1975-78 --- 171Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson.......................... 1979-82 63 171Nick Papadakis, Hartwick .............................. 1963-66 43 170Wolde Harris, Clemson .................................. 1993-95 61 170Bob Rohrbach, Dayton .................................... 1972-75 --- 169Jim Tursi, Portland .......................................... 1977-80 90 167Mike Fisher, Virginia ...................................... 1993-96 94 167Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. ....................1968-69, 71 47 165Armando Betancourt, Indiana .......................... 1979-81 72 165

GOALS PER GAME(Min. 45 Goals)

Player, Team Years Games Goals Avg. Herb Schmidt, Rutgers .......................... 1959-61 39 90 2.31Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ...... 1977-80 49 109 2.22Pete Milich, Akron ................................ 1960-63 48 85 1.77Nick Papadakis, Hartwick .................... 1963-66 43 76 1.77Benito Artinano, North Carolina St. ...... 1961, 63-64 34 57 1.68

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Player, Team Years Games Goals Avg. Carl Gentile, St. Louis .......................... 1963-65 41 67 1.63Dov Marcus, Long Island ...................... 1965-67 48 78 1.63Ray Klivecka, Long Island...................... 1961-63 35 55 1.57Charlie Duccilli, Temple ........................ 1965-67 44 66 1.50Guy Busch, Michigan St. ...................... 1965-67 36 54 1.50Chris Ohiri, Harvard ............................ 1961-63 32 47 1.47Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. .......... 1968-69,71 47 68 1.45Tony Keyes, Michigan St. .................... 1966-68 41 56 1.37Heikki Ritvanen, UCF ............................ 1996-99 69 88 1.28Len Salvemini, Air Force........................ 1971-74 52 65 1.25Ismael Perez, San Jose St. .................... 1975-78 60 75 1.25Wolde Harris, Clemson ........................ 1993-95 61 76 1.25Trevor Harris, Michigan St. .................. 1967-69 39 48 1.23Dale Russell, Philadelphia U. ................ 1973-76 66 81 1.23Gerry Balassi, St. Louis.......................... 1960-62 43 52 1.21Hayden Knight, Marquette .................... 1976-79 44 52 1.18Mike Biggs, Delaware .......................... 1968-70 40 47 1.18Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson .............. 1979-82 63 74 1.17Ruben Molinares, Fairleigh Dickinson .... 1973-76 55 63 1.15

GOALSPlayer, Team Years Games GoalsThompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ...................... 1977-80 49 109Herb Schmidt, Rutgers .......................................... 1959-61 39 90Heikki Ritvanen, UCF ............................................ 1996-99 69 88Michael King, Fairleigh Dickinson .......................... 1982-85 91 87Pete Milich, Akron ................................................ 1960-63 48 85Ken Snow, Indiana .............................................. 1987-90 87 84Ole Mikkelsen, UCLA............................................ 1977-80 100 82Dante Washington, Radford .................................. 1988-92 88 82Dale Russell, Philadelphia U. ................................ 1973-76 66 81Dov Markus, Long Island ...................................... 1965-67 48 78Sam Okpodu, North Carolina St. .......................... 1981-84 79 78Steve Burks, Indiana.............................................. 1973-76 72 77Nick Papadakis, Hartwick .................................... 1963-66 43 76Shoa Agonafer, UCLA .......................................... 1969-72 70 76Robert Ukrop, Davidson ........................................ 1988-92 95 76Wolde Harris, Clemson ........................................ 1993-95 61 76Cesidio Colasante, La Salle .................................. 1994-97 77 76Ismael Perez, San Jose St. .................................... 1975-78 60 75Siggi Eyjolfsson, UNC Greensboro ........................ 1995-98 87 75John Wolyniec, Fordham ...................................... 1995-98 81 75Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson................................ 1979-82 63 74David Doyle, Campbell ........................................ 1983-86 75 72Brian McBride, St. Louis ........................................ 1990-93 89 72Jeff Gaffney, Virginia ............................................ 1982-85 84 69Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. .......................... 1975-78 47 68Mark Erwin, Wake Forest...................................... 1980-83 83 68Keith DeFini, Creighton ........................................ 1990-93 77 68Toni Siikala, Campbell .......................................... 1992-95 60 68

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Player, Team Years Games Assists Avg. Hayden Knight, Marquette ...................... 1976-79 44 42 0.95Pat McBride, St. Louis ............................ 1963-65 41 38 0.93Joe Casucci, Niagara ............................ 1969-72 48 44 0.92Gerry Balassi, St. Louis............................ 1960-62 43 39 0.91Jeff Baicher, Santa Clara ........................ 1989-90 43 37 0.86Memo Arzate, UC Santa Barb. .............. 2002-03 43 36 0.84Aleks Mihalovic, Jacksonville .................. 1975-78 66 54 0.82Carmelo Rago, Eastern Ill. ...................... 1969-71 38 31 0.82Frank Abel, Akron .................................. 1959-62 46 36 0.78Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ........ 1977-80 49 37 0.76Dante Washington, Radford.................... 1988-92 88 66 0.75Ted Rafalovich, Stanford ........................ 1978-81 85 62 0.73Ben Ferry, George Washington .............. 1994-98 63 45 0.71Kevin Kullby, Wisconsin.......................... 1982-84 55 39 0.71Pete Milich, Akron .................................. 1960-63 48 34 0.71Todd Lindh, Wofford .............................. 1979-82 63 44 0.70Chris Ogu, North Carolina St. ................ 1980-83 79 55 0.70Kamal Khalilian, Southern Methodist ........ 1980-82 54 37 0.69Andrew Williams, Rhode Island .............. 1994-97 66 45 0.68Steve Morris, Syracuse............................ 1986-90 64 43 0.67Fred Pereira, Brown................................ 1974-76 45 30 0.67Doug Yearwood, Georgia St. ................ 1981-84 70 46 0.66Fred Silva, Virginia Tech ........................1997, 99-01 65 42 0.65Chris Goos, UNC Greensboro ................ 1999-02 83 53 0.64Markku Salminen, Monmouth .................. 1987-89 58 37 0.64Maurizio Rocha, Connecticut .................. 1995-98 80 51 0.64Dave MacWilliams, Philadelphia U. ........ 1975-78 68 43 0.63

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Years Games AssistsDante Washington, Radford ................................ 1988-92 88 66Ted Rafalovich, Stanford ...................................... 1978-81 85 62Pedro Debrito, Connecticut .................................. 1978-81 100 59Chris Ogu, North Carolina St. ............................ 1980-83 79 55Mike Fisher, Virginia............................................ 1993-96 94 55Aleks Mihalovic, Jacksonville ................................ 1975-78 66 54Chris Goos, UNC Greensboro ............................ 1999-02 83 53Richard Mulrooney, Creighton.............................. 1995-98 85 51Maurizio Rocha, Connecticut................................ 1995-98 85 51Guillermo Jara, San Diego .................................. 1992-95 81 48Eric Eichmann, Clemson ...................................... 1983-86 88 47Toby Taitano, San Diego .................................... 1990-93 85 47Doug Yearwood, Georgia St. .............................. 1981-84 70 46Aris Bogdaneris, South Fla. ................................ 1983-86 80 46Bruce Murray, Clemson ...................................... 1984-87 84 46Sean Shapert, Indiana ........................................ 1986-89 86 46Matt McKeon, St. Louis ........................................ 1992-95 84 46Thomas Kain, Duke ............................................ 1982-85 88 45Steve Klein, Bowling Green.................................. 1993-96 79 45Andrew Williams, Rhode Island............................ 1994-97 66 45Ben Ferry, George Washington............................ 1994-98 63 45Joe Casucci, Niagara.......................................... 1969-72 48 44Eric Price, UC Santa Barb. .................................. 1978-82 --- 44Todd Lindh, Wofford .......................................... 1979-82 63 44Billy Owens, William & Mary .............................. 1992-95 90 44Damian Silvera, Virginia...................................... 1992-95 98 44

SAVES PER GAME(Min. 300 Saves)Player, Team Years Games Saves Avg. Dale Hetherington, Western Mich. ........ 1973-76 50 604 12.08Jim Mueller, New Hampshire .................. 1970-73 38 457 12.03Gordie Tuttle, New Hampshire................ 1976-79 52 507 9.75Jim Kane, St. Bonaventure ...................... 1987-90 47 457 9.72Dragan Radovich, St. Francis (N.Y.) ........ 1975-78 58 532 9.17Tom McCormack, St. John’s (N.Y.) .......... 1979-82 58 531 9.16Nick Christou, Canisius .......................... 1992-95 57 516 9.05Charlie Ingold, UNC Wilmington ............ 1977-80 65 561 8.63Howie Friedman, Boston U. .................... 1977-79 54 460 8.52Aaron Rhame, Valparaiso ...................... 1995-98 71 577 8.13Jose Grave dePeralta, Wake Forest ........ 1980-83 77 620 8.05Tim Denman, Manhattan ........................ 1996-99 40 319 7.98Jeff Kraft, Temple.................................... 1977-80 67 534 7.97Dave Whitcraft, Delaware ......................1980, 82-84 57 441 7.74Ken Clark, Temple ................................ 1994-97 43 325 7.56John Ford, Canisius ................................ 1995-98 56 414 7.39Albert Taras, Wright St. ........................ 1979-82 62 457 7.37Stewart Beason, Virginia Tech ................ 1982-85 63 461 7.32John Fetzer, Wis.-Milwaukee .................. 1973-76 55 400 7.27Marty Guolo, Towson ............................ 1979-81 56 403 7.20Peter Pappas, Philadelphia U. ................ 1991-94 74 522 7.05Michael Magno, DePaul ........................ 1990-93 47 326 6.94Jim Dalla Riva, Creighton........................ 1981-84 68 466 6.85Don Tuohey, La Salle.............................. 1996-99 52 356 6.85Carlos DeBrito, Marist ............................ 1998-01 70 477 6.81Brian Herr, Drexel .................................. 1994-97 71 483 6.80

SAVESPlayer, Team Years Games SavesJose Grave dePeralta, Wake Forest ............ 1980-83 77 620Dale Hetherington, Western Mich. ............ 1973-76 50 604Aaron Rhame, Valparaiso ........................ 1995-98 71 577Charlie Ingold, UNC Wilmington .............. 1977-80 65 561Jeff Kraft, Temple ...................................... 1977-80 67 534Dragan Radovich, St. Francis (N.Y.) .......... 1975-78 58 532Tom McCormack, St. John’s (N.Y.) ............ 1979-82 58 531Peter Pappas, Philadelphia U. .................. 1991-94 74 522Nick Christou, Canisius ............................ 1992-95 57 516Gordie Tuttle, New Hampshire .................. 1976-79 52 507Chris Murphy, Holy Cross.......................... 1992-95 – 489Brian Herr, Drexel .................................... 1994-97 71 483David Higgins, Charlotte .......................... 1978-79, 81-82 74 481Peter Hachaj, IPFW .................................. 2001-04 71 481Carlos DeBrito, Marist .............................. 1998-01 70 477John White, Radford ................................ 1978-81 --- 475Chris Doyle, Hartford ................................ 1998-01 80 473Jim Dalla Riva, Creighton .......................... 1981-84 68 466Stewart Beason, Virginia Tech.................... 1982-85 63 461Howie Friedman, Boston U. ...................... 1977-79 54 460Jim Mueller, New Hampshire .................... 1970-73 38 457Albert Taras, Wright St. ............................ 1979-82 62 457

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Player, Team Years Games SavesJim Kane, St. Bonaventure.......................... 1987-90 47 457Jaro Zawislan, Clemson ............................ 1990-93 88 446Joe Koury, Bowling Green ........................ 1979-82 70 441Dave Whitcraft, Delaware ........................ 1980-84 57 441Scott Fusco, Bradley .................................. 1990-93 74 441

GOALS–AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 2,500 Minutes)Player, Team Years GA Min. GAATony Meola, Virginia.............................. 1988-89 11 2,922 0.34Robert Ross, Connecticut ........................ 1975-79 14 3,600 0.35Bob Willen, Virginia .............................. 1984-87 18 4,045 0.40James Swanner, Clemson ...................... 1982-83 18 3,814 0.43Colin Rogers, Indiana ............................ 1998-01 18 3,236 0.50Chris Oswald, Indiana .......................... 1980-83 29 5,042 0.52Joe Mallia, Old Dominion ...................... 1987-90 28 4,808 0.52Mark Schuur, Washington ...................... 1979-82 29 4,700 0.56Scott Coufal, Indiana.............................. 1993-96 58 7,953 0.56Jon Halliwill, Evansville .......................... 1985-88 42 6,669 0.57John Politis, St. Louis .............................. 1998-01 24 3,641 0.59Kevin Rueda, Santa Clara ...................... 1987-91 20 3,027 0.60T.J. Hannig, Indiana .............................. 1997-00 44 6,616 0.60Sean Burke, Akron ................................ 1983-84 24 3,600 0.60Brad Friedel, UCLA ................................ 1990-92 40 5,984 0.60Adam Zapala, Stanford.......................... 1997-00 57 8,111 0.63Eric Yamamoto, Santa Clara .................. 1986-89 49 6,972 0.63Kasey Keller, Portland ............................ 1988-91 55 7,765 0.64Russ Fant, James Madison ...................... 1987-90 30 4,143 0.65Jim St. Andre, Vermont .......................... 1986-89 57 7,762 0.66Tom Zawislan, Creighton........................ 1996-99 33 4,509 0.66Bill Gaudette, St. John’s (N.Y.) ................ 2000; 02-04 46 6,268 0.66Jay Nolly, Indiana.................................. 2001-04 50 6,767 0.66Chris Sawyer, Notre Dame .................... 2001-04 49 6,707 0.66Nick Rimando, UCLA ............................ 1997-99 31 4,193 0.67Kevin Kane, North Carolina.................... 1977-80 36 4,824 0.67Chris Snitko, UCLA ................................ 1992-95 39 5,084 0.69Joe O’Carroll, James Madison ................ 1989-92 25 3,236 0.70Charles Arndt, South Carolina ................ 1985-88 41 5,286 0.70

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYEDPlayer, Team Years Min.Steve McCullough, UNC Asheville/Marquette .................... 1991-94 8,306:00Adin Brown, William & Mary ............................................ 1996-99 8,256:00Jim Welch, Marquette ...................................................... 1995-98 8,114:00Adam Zapala, Stanford .................................................... 1997-00 8,111:34Scott Coufal, Indiana ........................................................ 1993-96 7,953:00Scott Vallow, Bowling Green ............................................ 1995-98 7,943:29Jaro Zawislan, Clemson .................................................... 1990-93 7,829:00Byron Foss, Southern Methodist.......................................... 1998-01 7,787:00Kasey Keller, Portland ...................................................... 1988-91 7,765:00Jim St. Andre, Vermont...................................................... 1986-89 7,762:00Mark Modersohn, Southwest Mo. St. ................................ 1997-00 7,674:00Trey Harrington, Evansville ................................................ 1989-92 7,669:00Anton Nistl, UCLA ............................................................ 1986-89 7,604:00

Player, Team Years Min.Chris Doyle, Hartford ........................................................ 1998-01 7,558:32Ricardo Leite, George Mason ............................................ 1990-93 7,534:00Matt Jordan, Clemson ...................................................... 1994-97 7,136:00Whit Gibson, Penn St. .................................................... 1996-99 7,115:00Jeff Causey, Virginia ........................................................ 1990-93 7,050:00Doug Brooks, California.................................................... 1996-99 6,996:00Paul Wesseling, Xavier...................................................... 1997-00 6,994:44Kyle Krpata, Stanford........................................................ 1989-92 6,993:00Aidan Heaney, UNC Charlotte .......................................... 1988-91 6,979:09Tyler Purtill, Georgetown .................................................. 1996-99 6,979:00Eric Yamamoto, Santa Clara ............................................ 1986-89 6,972:00Scott Fusco, Bradley.......................................................... 1990-93 6,899:00

PLAYERS WITH 40 GOALS AND 40 ASSISTS (Chronological Order)Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years Shoa Agonafer, UCLA ................................ 76 40 192 1969-72Joe Casucci, Niagara ................................ 53 44 150 1969-72Aleks Mihalovic, Jacksonville ...................... 41 54 136 1975-78Hayden Knight, Marquette .......................... 52 42 146 1976-79Dave McWilliams, Philadelphia U. .............. 47 43 137 1976-79Dan McNevin, Stanford .............................. 43 42 128 1977-79Pedro Debrito, Connecticut.......................... 43 59 145 1978-81Ted Rafalovich, Stanford ............................ 45 62 152 1978-81Chris Ogu, North Carolina St. .................... 51 55 157 1980-83Doug Yearwood, Georgia St. .................... 59 46 164 1981-84Tom Kain, Duke.......................................... 51 45 147 1982-85John Kerr, Duke.......................................... 42 43 127 1983-86Dan McHugh, Evansville ............................ 46 41 133 1983-86Bruce Murray, Clemson .............................. 48 46 142 1984-87Magnus Ramquist, Radford ........................ 40 41 121 1986-88Steve Morris, Syracuse................................ 43 43 129 1986-90Sigfus Karason, South Ala. ........................ 47 40 134 1987-90Pearse Tormey, Clemson ............................ 40 41 121 1987-90Dante Washington, Radford........................ 82 66 230 1988-92Brian McBride, St. Louis .............................. 72 40 184 1990-93Guillermo Jara, San Diego .......................... 51 48 150 1992-95Matt McKeon, St. Louis .............................. 47 46 140 1992-95Mike Fisher, Virginia .................................. 56 55 167 1993-96Andrew Williams, Rhode Island .................. 52 45 149 1994-97

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FASTEST GOAL, START OF GAMETime Player, Team Opponent Date:09 Jari Takatalo, James Madison UNC Wilmington Oct. 12, 1996:09 Chad Harper, San Jose St. Stanford Nov. 21, 1998:09 Josh Brinkley, UAB Belmont Nov. 5, 1999:09 Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia American Oct. 26, 2002:09 Ryan Rich, Princeton Yale Nov. 13, 2004:10 Andrew Burr, Furman Citadel Sept. 15, 1990:10 John Sampers, Davidson Charlotte Sept. 8, 1994:10 Jeff Alexander, Portland Washington Oct. 8, 1999:11 Jeff Maddox, Akron Northern Ill. Oct. 12, 1997:11 Sunday Isename, Dayton Bowling Green Sept. 20, 2000:11 Alfonso DeMares, Towson Vermont Sept. 29, 2000:12 Randy Sheen, Charlotte Portland Sept. 4, 1994:12 Stephen Pugliese, Charlotte Furman Sept. 23, 1998:12 Gregory Strohmann, Seton Hall American Sept. 5, 1999:14 Matt McKeon, St. Louis Ark.-Little Rock Oct. 21, 1994:15 Chris Rolfe, Dayton Louisville Sept. 14, 2003:16 Dan Narzinski, Air Force Denver Nov. 5, 1969:16 Mike Hylla, Indiana St. Louis Oct. 2, 1982:16 Brian Kamler, Creighton Bradley Oct. 9, 1992:16 John Barry Nusum, Furman Wofford Oct. 6, 1999:16 Ben Stafford, Wake Forest North Carolina St. Oct. 9, 1999:16 Tim Pierce, UCLA San Diego St. Sept. 29, 2002

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAMTime Players, Team Opponent Date:09 Jon Hall (both), American George Washington Oct. 6, 1987:10 Armando Betancourt and

Manual Gorrity, Indiana Purdue Sept. 11, 1980:12 Mike Freitag and

Tim Walters, Indiana Ball St. Sept. 24, 1976:12 Nick Brown and

Rob Nabb, Western Mich. Goshen Sept. 7, 1990:12 Miles Dowiak and

Chad Porter, Pittsburgh Seton Hall Sept. 24, 2000:14 Randy Wojtala (both),

Western Mich. Eastern Mich. Sept. 23, 1978

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Robert Meschbach, Indiana Dayton Nov. 7, 1980:14 Keith Sawarynski (both), Creighton Vanderbilt Oct. 13, 2000:14 Phil Swenda (both), Seton Hall Providence Oct. 15, 2000:15 Julio Umana (both), UCLA Cal St. Northridge Oct. 16, 1994:15 Eric Kvello (both), Georgetown George Washington Sept. 5, 1998:17 Doug Barry and Lief Vittitoe,

San Diego Santa Clara Oct. 7, 1994:17 Jorge Ferreira (both), Detroit Alabama A&M Nov. 1, 1998:18 Steve Burks and

Charlie Fajkus, Indiana Indiana St. Sept. 25, 1976:18 Joe Archer and

Tim Walters, Indiana Earlham Nov. 3, 1976:18 Ronnie Weis and

Frank Velez, Tulsa Bradley Oct. 11, 1991:18 Chris Sawicki and

John Macdonald, California Harvard Oct. 3, 1999:19 Dominic Conti (both), Oregon St. Stanford Oct. 6, 1995:19 Clay Kilbarger and

Seth George, UCLA Sacramento St. Nov. 10, 1996:19 Scott Powers and

Chris Dodson, Brown Navy Sept. 25, 1998:20 Eddie Lewis (both), UCLA Davidson Sept. 14, 1994:20 C.J. Robinson and

Stephen Miller, Charlotte Memphis Oct. 11, 1998:20 Greg Foisie (both), Washington California Oct. 8, 2000:20 Mike Rosenthal and

M.J. Serota, UMKC Denver Sept. 27, 2002

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME PLAYERTime Player, Team Opponent Date:09 Jon Hall, American George Washington Oct. 6, 1987:14 Randy Wojtala, Western Mich. Eastern Mich. Sept. 23, 1978:14 Keith Sawarynski, Creighton Vanderbilt Oct. 13, 2000:14 Phil Swenda, Seton Hall Providence Oct. 15, 2000:15 Julio Umana, UCLA Cal St. Northridge Oct. 16, 1994:15 Eric Kvello, Georgetown George Washington Sept. 5, 1998:17 Jorge Ferreira, Detroit Alabama A&M Nov. 1, 1998:19 Dominic Conti, Oregon St. Stanford Oct. 6, 1995:20 Eddie Lewis, UCLA Davidson Sept. 14, 1994:20 Greg Foisie, Washington California Oct. 8, 2000

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME PLAYERTime Player (Time of Goals), Team Opponent Date2:15 John Stone (28:58, 30:26, 31:13),

SIU Edwardsville Ill.-Chicago Oct. 20, 19853:39 Lane Knight (38:39, 40:30, 42:18),

UAB Belmont Nov. 5, 19995:23 Chas Perry (20:24, 25:33, 25:47),

IPFW Bowling Green Oct. 28, 20048:50 Robert Meschbach (5:00, 10:08,

13:50), Indiana Cincinnati Oct. 8, 19809:11 Steve Burks (2:30, 9:39, 11:41),

Indiana Indiana St. Oct. 6, 197310:32 Gavin Glinton (47:14, 56:24, 57:46),

Bradley Oral Roberts Sept. 23, 200010:41 Pat McGauley (45:41, 46:29, 56:22),

Indiana Northwestern Sept. 23, 198311:17 Tim Walters (42:20, 50:39, 53:37),

Indiana Ball St. Oct. 31, 197915:14 Ken Snow (3:28, 17:50, 18:42),

Indiana Cleveland St. Oct. 14, 198816:04 Ken Snow (19:20, 22:41, 35:24),

Indiana Harvard Sept. 24, 198920:53 Martin Rey (11:01, 28:57, 31:54),

UAB Belmont Nov. 5, 199937:38 Ryan Mitchell (6:22, 22:00, 44:00),

Sacramento St. Pacific Oct. 24, 1999

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, OPPOSING TEAMSTime First Goal Second Goal Date:03 Aaron Wellman, UC Santa Barb. Seth George, UCLA Nov. 6, 1998:05 Bryan Gibbs, Drury Pedro Delgado, Evansville Oct. 4, 1998:05 Ramiro Arredondo, California Brett Konley, Michigan St. Sept. 19, 1999:07 Frank D'Andrea, Quinnipiac Francesco Cartiera,

Sacred Heart Oct. 29, 1999:08 Chris Doré, Bowling Green Koen Kuiken, Xavier Sept. 19, 1999:11 Bryan Namoff, Bradley Marcos Cabrera, Belmont Oct. 8, 2000:12 Grant Schick, Santa Clara Jim Clarke, Portland Oct. 9, 1993:13 Dennis O'Connell, Delaware Adam Lowe, Towson Oct. 10, 1998:16 Mansour Ndiaye, Connecticut Danny Horan, Boston College Sept. 30, 1998:18 McKinley Tennyson, UCLA David Beck, Butler Sept. 12, 1999:19 Andy Crouch, Xavier Fred Silva, Virginia Tech Oct. 29, 2000:22 Jason Cropley, Maryland David Beck, Butler Sept. 5, 1999:22 Marcos Cabrera, Belmont Justin Arabadjief, Bradley Oct. 8, 2000

Time First Goal Second Goal Date:22 Bobby Thompson, Ben Jefferson-Dow,

Boston College Georgetown Sept. 28, 2002:24 Scot Thompson, UCLA Bryn Ritchie, Washington Nov. 10, 1999

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE GOALNo. Player, Team From To16 Pete Milich, Akron Sept. 23, 1961 Oct. 6, 196214 Peter Byaruhanga, UAB Sept. 26, 1999 Nov. 27, 199913 Chris Ohiri, Harvard Nov. 10, 1962 Nov. 22, 196312 Rob Friend, UC Santa Barb. Nov. 2, 2001 Oct. 4, 200211 Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson 1980 198111 Heikki Ritvanen, UCF Sept. 26, 1999 Nov. 4, 199911 Chris Carrieri, North Carolina Sept. 27, 2000 Nov. 5, 200011 Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia Sept. 28, 2002 Nov. 14, 200210 Jimmy Dowell, Tulsa Sept. 23, 1994 Oct. 25, 19949 Andy Demori, Clemson 1969 19709 Fred Pereira, Brown 1976 19769 Jimmy Glenn, Clemson 1993 19939 Wolde Harris, Clemson 1993 19939 Duncan Horner, Akron Oct. 10, 1993 Sept. 3, 19949 Darren Eales, Brown 1994 19949 Clint Mathis, South Carolina Sept. 3, 1997 Oct. 8, 19979 Orest Grechka, Hartwick Oct. 25, 1997 Sept. 14, 19989 Caleb Norkus, North Carolina Sept. 27, 2000 Oct. 25, 2000

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTESNo. Player, Team From To900 Randy Phillips, Southern Methodist Sept. 27, 1980 Nov. 5, 1980891:25 Tony Meola, Virginia Sept. 18, 1988 Nov. 6, 1988851 Chris Snitko, UCLA Sept. 6, 1993 Oct. 17, 1993846 Alex Maslow, Furman Oct. 2, 2002 Dec. 1, 2002829:58 Bob Willen, Virginia Sept. 2, 1987 Oct. 4, 1987763:28 Adam Zapala, Stanford Sept. 15, 1997 Oct. 19, 1997748:36 Bill Wahl, Akron Oct. 12, 1997 Nov. 9, 1997748:07 Ken Bernstein, George Mason Sept. 9, 1981 Oct. 10, 1981741 Kevin Hartman, UCLA Sept. 29, 1995 Sept. 15, 1996729:15 Jim St. Andre, Vermont Sept. 9, 1988 Oct. 1, 1988721:55 Mike Valenti, Marist Sept. 29, 2004 Oct. 31, 2004714:59 Bob Willen, Virginia Sept. 28, 1986 Nov. 16, 1986709:31 Chris Humphreys, San Jose St. Sept. 1, 2000 Sept. 23, 2000663 Brian Steckroth, Navy Sept. 9, 2000 Oct. 27, 2001660 John Howard, Southern Methodist August 29, 1990 Sept. 19, 1990643:42 Barry Purcell, James Madison Sept. 2, 1996 Oct. 2, 1996

Annual Champions

POINTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO A P Avg.1998 John Wolyniec, Fordham .................... Sr. 20 25 10 60 3.001999 Conor Casey, Portland ........................ Fr. 18 23 7 53 2.942000 Chris Carrieri, North Carolina.............. Jr. 24 25 14 64 2.672001 Dipsy Selolwane, St. Louis .................. Sr. 20 25 4 54 2.702002 Chris Goos, UNC Greensboro ............ Sr. 22 20 20 60 2.732003 Joseph Ngwenya, Coastal Caro........... Sr. 22 21 14 56 2.552004 Ryan Pore, Tulsa ................................ Jr. 23 22 11 55 2.39

GOALS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO Avg.1998 Andrew Mittendorf, Lehigh ............................. Sr. 18 24 1.331999 Conor Casey, Portland................................... Fr. 18 23 1.282000 Jason Thompson, Eastern Ill. .......................... Fr. 19 21 1.112001 Dipsy Selolwane, St. Louis .............................. Sr. 20 25 1.252002 Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia.......................... Jr. 20 25 1.252003 Joseph Ngwenya, Coastal Caro. .................... Jr. 22 21 0.952004 Alex Harrison, Central Conn. St. .................... So. 16 17 1.06

ASSISTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G A Avg.1998 Federico Arroyo, Cal St. Northridge................ Jr. 17 16 0.941999 Mike Popovic, Jacksonville.............................. Jr. 16 15 0.942000 Anders Hoyem, Northeastern.......................... Jr. 18 12 0.67

Todd Lauber, Towson..................................... Jr. 18 12 0.672001 Jarett Park, Syracuse ...................................... Fr. 15 14 0.932002 Chris Goos, UNC Greensboro........................ Sr. 22 20 0.912003 Memo Arzate, UC Santa Barb........................ Sr. 22 18 0.822004 Hunter Freeman, Virginia ............................... Jr. 24 21 0.88


GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Player, Team Cl. G MIN GA GAA1998 T.J. Hannig, Indiana............................ Jr. 25 2,251 11 0.441999 Tom Wunk, UMBC ............................. So. 13 1,045 4 0.342000 Adam Zapala, Stanford....................... Sr. 22 1,994 10 0.452001 Greg Raber, Kentucky ......................... Jr. 16 1,137 5 0.402002 Robby Fulton, Stanford ........................ So. 18 1,681 8 0.432003 Stefan Gonet, Binghamton................... Fr. 22 2,125 9 0.382004 Chris Sawyer, Notre Dame.................. Sr. 19 1,772 9 0.46

SAVES PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G SV Avg.1998 Dany Estupinan, St. Peter’s ............................. Jr. 14 126 9.001999 Don Tuohey, La Salle ..................................... Sr. 18 139 7.722000 Mike Cardenas, Boston U. ............................. So. 9 68 7.562001 Carlos DeBrito, Marist .................................... Sr. 16 127 7.942002 Stash Graham, La Salle.................................. So. 19 156 8.212003 Collin Leaver, Manhattan................................ Fr. 15 125 8.332004 Peter Hachaj, IPFW........................................ Sr. 18 128 7.11

Team Records Official NCAA Division I men's soccer recordsbegan with the 1959 season and are based oninformation submitted to the NCAA statistics ser-vice by institutions participating in the statisticsrankings. Annual champions started in the1998 season, which was the first year theNCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisticalrankings, the rounding of percentages and/oraverages may indicate ties where none exist. Inthese cases, the numerical order of the rankingsis accurate.

ScoringPOINTSGame

55—Indiana vs. Indiana St., Sept. 25, 1976

GOALSGame

24—Cleveland St. vs. Wright St., Oct. 16, 1974Season

139—San Francisco, 1979 (27 games)

SCORING AVERAGESeason

6.77—St. Louis, 1964 (88 goals in 13 games)

ASSISTSGame

21—Northern Ill. vs. Valparaiso, Oct. 9, 1971

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAM

1:02—Indiana (Rudy Glenn [15:53], then Steve Burks[16:23], then Hudson Fortune [16:55]) vs. Earlham,Nov. 3, 1976

Defense

SAVESGame

44—Fairleigh Dickinson vs. New York U., 1959Season

251—St. Bonaventure, 1988 (20 games)


19.00—Bucknell, 1964 (228 in 12 games)

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason

0.24—Evansville, 1990 (7 GA in 2,580 min.)

SHUTOUTSSeason

20—Evansville, 1990 (27 games)

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGESeason

.783—Indiana, 1979 (18 in 23 games)

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINS25—Navy, 1964 to 1965

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS46—Indiana, Sept. 4, 1983 to Nov. 9, 1984 (includes

6 ties)

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS39—Tulsa, 1988 to 1992

CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS39—Tulsa, 1988 to 1992

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS (includes conference tournaments)

35—Appalachian St., 1977 to 1982

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMESWITHOUT A LOSS(includes conference tournaments)

46—Furman, Sept. 23, 1999, to Oct. 7, 2003(includes 3 ties)

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS11—Furman, Oct. 9, 2002, to Nov. 27, 2002

WINS IN A SEASON24—Evansville, 1990 (24-1-2)

MOST TIES IN A SEASON7—Dartmouth, 2004 (7-3-7)

MOST 0-0 TIES IN A SEASON3—UAB, 2003; Creighton, 2003; Oneonta St., 2003

MOST OVERTIME GAMES IN A SEASON11—St. Louis, 2003 (7-1-3 in overtime games, 15-4-3

overall)

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS38—UCLA, 1967 to present

MOST-IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORD111/2—South Ala., 1980 (1-11-0) to 1981 (15-2-2);

San Jose St., 1999 (7-11-2) to 2000 (20-1-1)

Game

POINTS No. Team vs. Opponent Date 55 Indiana vs. Indiana St. ..............................................................Sept. 25, 197654 Bowling Green vs. Findlay...........................................................Sept. 8, 198251 Northern Ill. vs. Valparaiso ...........................................................Oct. 9, 197150 Wake Forest vs. St. Andrews .....................................................Sept. 16, 198349 Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East. Shore .........................................Sept. 23, 199548 Cleveland St. vs. Wright St. .......................................................Oct. 16, 197448 Charlotte vs. West Va. Tech ......................................................Sept. 16, 198748 Centenary (La.) vs. Wiley ...........................................................Oct. 23, 200247 Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible ....................................................Sept. 19, 197447 Furman vs. Wofford ...................................................................Oct. 12, 197447 Air Force vs. Regis (Colo.) ............................................................Oct. 1, 197746 San Francisco vs. St. Mary’s (Cal.)............................................................197946 Tulsa vs. Nicholls St. ...................................................................Sept. 9, 199045 Charlotte vs. UNC Asheville.........................................................Sept. 4, 198144 UNC Wilmington vs. UNC Pembroke..........................................Oct. 12, 1976

GOALSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 24 Cleveland St. vs. Wright St. .......................................................Oct. 16, 197423 San Francisco vs. St. Mary’s (Cal.)............................................................197921 Bowling Green vs. Findlay...........................................................Sept. 8, 198219 Temple vs. Rutgers-Camden......................................................................196319 Indiana vs. Indiana St. ..............................................................Sept. 25, 197618 Furman vs. Wofford ...................................................................Oct. 12, 197418 Brown vs. Boston U. ................................................................................197418 Clemson vs. Flagler....................................................................Oct. 31, 197618 Charlotte vs. West Va. Tech ......................................................Sept. 16, 198717 San Jose St. vs. Pacific.............................................................................196817 Niagara vs. Canisius...............................................................................1970

No. Team vs. Opponent Date 17 Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible ....................................................Sept. 19, 197417 Air Force vs. Regis (Colo.) ............................................................Oct. 1, 197717 UCLA vs. Loyola Marymount ....................................................................197717 Stanford vs. Sonoma St. .............................................................Oct. 20, 197817 Wake Forest vs. St. Andrews .....................................................Sept. 16, 198317 Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East. Shore .........................................Sept. 23, 199517 Centenary (La.) vs. Wiley ...........................................................Oct. 23, 2002

ASSISTSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 21 Northern Ill. vs. Valparaiso ...........................................................Oct. 9, 197117 Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East Shore ..........................................Sept. 23, 199516 Wake Forest vs. St. Andrews .....................................................Sept. 16, 198316 Detroit vs. Alabama A&M............................................................Nov. 1, 199816 UAB vs. Belmont .........................................................................Nov. 5, 199915 Charlotte vs. UNC Asheville.........................................................Sept. 4, 198114 Coastal Caro. vs. Armstrong Atlantic ...........................................Oct. 14, 198614 Detroit vs. Aquinas.....................................................................Oct. 13, 198814 Tulsa vs. Nicholls St. ...................................................................Sept. 9, 199014 South Carolina vs. Appalachian St. ...........................................Sept. 22, 199114 Centenary (La.) vs. Wiley ...........................................................Oct. 23, 200213 Northern Ill. vs. Ball St. ..............................................................Oct. 23, 197113 Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible .....................................................Oct. 19, 197413 Air Force vs. Regis (Colo.) ............................................................Oct. 1, 197713 Notre Dame vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) ..............................................Sept. 18, 197813 Santa Clara vs. Pacific ................................................................Nov. 7, 197913 Charleston So. vs. Lander ..........................................................Sept. 27, 198013 Washington vs. Gonzaga .........................................................Sept. 19, 198713 Northern Ill. vs. Ill.-Chicago.........................................................Oct. 24, 198913 Charleston So. vs. Johnson & Wales (R.I.) ....................................Oct. 18, 199613 Bowling Green vs. Western Mich. ...............................................Nov. 3, 199613 Hofstra vs. Temple ....................................................................Sept. 15, 199813 UAB vs. Alabama A&M ............................................................Sept. 26, 1999

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SAVESNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 44 Fairleigh Dickinson vs. New York U. ........................................................195937 Western Mich. vs. Evansville......................................................Sept. 21, 197735 Western Mich. vs. Spring Arbor..................................................Oct. 11, 197534 Wright St. vs. Oberlin ................................................................Oct. 18, 196934 Boston U. vs. Babson ................................................................Sept. 30, 197234 East Caro. vs. North Carolina St. ..............................................Sept. 14, 198034 Wake Forest vs. Guilford.............................................................Nov. 2, 198033 Bucknell vs. Cornell ....................................................................Oct. 14, 196130 Air Force vs. North Carolina.........................................................Oct. 1, 196530 Air Force vs. Benedictine ..............................................................Oct. 3, 196529 Western Mich. vs. Michigan St. .................................................Oct. 20, 197128 Bowling Green vs. Akron..............................................................Oct. 8, 196828 Northern Ill. vs. SIU Edwardsville.................................................Oct. 12, 197428 South Carolina vs. Appalachian St. ............................................Oct. 29, 197828 Temple vs. Penn St ..................................................................................1994

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAMTime Team, Players, Time of Goals Opponent Date1:02 Indiana (Rudy Glenn [15:53],

then Steve Burks [16:23],then Hudson Fortune [16:55]) Earlham Nov. 3, 1976

1:12 SIU Edwardsville (Tim Guelker [68:36],then Mark Downar [69:10],then Don Ebert [69:48]) Mo.-St. Louis Oct. 1, 1978

1:16 Indiana (Armando Betancourt [60:40],then Manuel Gorrity [60:50],then Sashi Roy [61:56]) Purdue Sept. 11, 1980

1:33 Indiana (Pat McGauley [7:14],then Armando Betancourt [8:17],then Gregg Thompson [8:47]) Ball St. Oct. 28, 1981

1:33 Indiana (Rod Castro [44:56]),then Pat McGauley [45:41],then McGauley [46:29]) Northwestern Sept. 23, 1983

1:46 UMKC (Drew Perkins [23:36],then John Clark [24:08],then Larry Scheller [25:22]) Valparaiso Oct. 12, 2001

1:51 Indiana (Manuel Gorrity [80:44],then Gorrity [81:30],then Dave Boncek [82:35]) Louisville Oct. 26, 1983

1:54 Indiana (Robert Meschbach [3:06],then Pat McGauley [4:35], then Meschbach [5:00]) Cincinnati Oct. 8, 1980

2:15 SIU Edwardsville (John Stone, all threegoals [28:58, 30:26, 31:13]) Ill.-Chicago Oct. 20, 1985

2:54 Bradley (Gavin Glinton [75:43], then Matt Horner [77:30], then Glinton [78:37]) Vanderbilt Oct. 6, 2000

3:22 UNC Greensboro (Randi Patterson[2:54], then Egill Atlason [3:37], then Patterson [6:16]) Wofford Oct. 19, 2004

3:39 UAB (Lane Knight, all three goals [38:39, 40:30, 42:18]) Belmont Nov. 5, 1999

5:23 IPFW (Chas Perry, all three goals [20:24, 25:33, 25:47]) Bowling Green Oct. 28, 2004

7:29 Sacramento St. (Don Finley [20:31], then Rene Schmidt [22:42], then Jerrus Roxas [28:00]) UC Santa Barb. Oct. 31, 1997

Season

SCORING AVERAGETeam Year Games No. Avg. St. Louis ...................................................... 1964 13 88 6.77St. Louis ...................................................... 1963 14 94 6.71San Jose St. ................................................ 1968 15 99 6.60St. Louis ...................................................... 1959 12 71 5.92Akron.......................................................... 1960 11 63 5.73Clemson...................................................... 1973 17 97 5.71St. Louis ...................................................... 1962 13 73 5.62Long Island.................................................. 1965 14 77 5.50Northern Ill. ................................................ 1971 10 53 5.30Akron.......................................................... 1961 14 73 5.21UCLA.......................................................... 1969 16 83 5.19San Francisco.............................................. 1979 27 139 5.15Jacksonville.................................................. 1969 16 82 5.13South Ala. .................................................. 1981 19 97 5.11Marist ........................................................ 1982 14 71 5.07Eastern Ill. .................................................. 1969 15 76 5.06UCLA.......................................................... 1970 17 86 5.06Long Island.................................................. 1966 17 85 5.00Clemson...................................................... 1976 21 103 4.90Air Force .................................................... 1964 10 49 4.90

GOALSTeam Year Games GoalsSan Francisco .................................................... 1979 27 139Notre Dame ...................................................... 1978 25 116Clemson............................................................ 1976 21 103San Jose St. ...................................................... 1968 15 99Notre Dame ...................................................... 1979 31 99Clemson............................................................ 1973 17 97South Ala. ........................................................ 1981 19 97UCLA................................................................ 1971 20 96Clemson............................................................ 1993 24 96St. Louis ............................................................ 1963 14 94Indiana ............................................................ 1976 20 94Connecticut ...................................................... 1979 26 93Evansville .......................................................... 1985 24 93Notre Dame ...................................................... 1981 22 92South Fla........................................................... 1983 20 92UNC Greensboro .............................................. 1998 25 91Stanford ............................................................ 1978 22 90Fairleigh Dickinson ............................................ 1983 24 90St. Louis ............................................................ 1964 13 88Indiana ............................................................ 1979 23 88Charlotte .......................................................... 1979 24 88Indiana ............................................................ 1983 26 88James Madison .................................................. 1994 25 88

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 1,200 Minutes)Team Year GA Min. GAA Evansville ........................................................ 1990 7 2,580 0.24Indiana ............................................................ 1979 6 2,130 0.25George Mason ................................................ 1982 7 1,800 0.35Clemson .......................................................... 1983 8 2,010 0.36Indiana ............................................................ 2001 9 2,177 0.37Binghamton ...................................................... 2003 9 2,125 0.38Clemson .......................................................... 1973 7 1,575 0.40Indiana ............................................................ 1998 11 2,373 0.42Wisconsin ........................................................ 1995 11 2,340 0.42South Carolina.................................................. 1987 10 2,100 0.43Stanford .......................................................... 2000 10 2,065 0.44Santa Clara...................................................... 1989 11 2,250 0.44St. John’s (N.Y.) ................................................ 2002 10 2,036 0.44Washington .................................................... 1980 9 1,800 0.45Notre Dame .................................................... 2004 9 1,792 0.45Clemson .......................................................... 1982 10 1,980 0.45Fairleigh Dickinson............................................ 1984 11 2,160 0.46Clemson .......................................................... 1998 11 2,160 0.46Creighton ........................................................ 1999 9 1,712 0.47Boston College ................................................ 2004 10 1,897 0.47Washington .................................................... 1992 11 2,070 0.48Santa Clara...................................................... 1988 10 1,850 0.49Indiana ............................................................ 1994 13 2,400 0.49

SAVES PER GAMETeam Year Games Saves Avg. Bucknell ........................................................ 1964 12 228 19.00New Hampshire............................................ 1970 10 162 16.20Bowling Green.............................................. 1972 12 190 15.83Western Mich. ............................................ 1975 12 187 15.58Northern Ill. ................................................ 1974 10 147 14.70Boston U. .................................................... 1972 15 195 13.00DePaul.......................................................... 1987 18 230 12.77St. Bonaventure ............................................ 1988 20 251 12.55Wis.-Milwaukee ............................................ 1976 15 187 12.47James Madison ............................................ 1971 13 162 12.46Campbell...................................................... 1978 15 184 12.27George Mason ............................................ 1971 14 171 12.21New Hampshire............................................ 1977 15 181 12.07Clemson ...................................................... 1968 13 142 10.92Wake Forest ................................................ 1983 21 228 10.86East Caro. .................................................... 1980 22 239 10.86Delaware...................................................... 1982 16 171 10.69Clemson ...................................................... 1969 12 128 10.67Boston College.............................................. 1977 16 170 10.63Charleston So. ............................................ 1979 16 168 10.50

SAVESTeam Year Games No.St. Bonaventure .......................................................... 1988 20 251East Caro. .................................................................. 1980 22 239DePaul ...................................................................... 1987 18 230Bucknell...................................................................... 1964 12 228Wake Forest .............................................................. 1983 21 228

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Team Year Games No.Northwestern.............................................................. 1984 18 223Va. Commonwealth .................................................... 1980 21 217Wake Forest .............................................................. 1980 21 217Charlotte .................................................................... 1980 21 213Va. Commonwealth .................................................... 1982 20 207UAB .......................................................................... 1984 19 196Boston U. .................................................................. 1972 15 195Boston U. .................................................................. 1979 21 193Bowling Green .......................................................... 1972 12 190St. Francis (N.Y.) ........................................................ 1990 20 189St. Peter’s .................................................................. 1998 20 189Western Mich. .......................................................... 1975 12 187Wis.-Milwaukee.......................................................... 1976 15 187Campbell .................................................................. 1978 15 184Charlotte .................................................................... 1979 24 183

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGETeam Year Games No. Pct. Indiana ...................................................... 1979 23 18 .783Virginia...................................................... 1988 22 17 .773Evansville .................................................. 1990 27 20 .741Eastern Ill. ................................................ 1981 23 17 .739Binghamton .............................................. 2003 22 16 .730Portland .................................................... 1988 22 16 .727Stanford .................................................... 2000 22 16 .727George Mason .......................................... 1982 21 15 .714Clemson .................................................... 1983 21 15 .714San Francisco ............................................ 1986 24 17 .708UCLA ........................................................ 1989 23 16 .696Indiana ...................................................... 2001 23 16 .696Furman ...................................................... 2002 23 16 .696UCLA ........................................................ 2003 23 16 .696Virginia...................................................... 1987 22 15 .682Charlotte .................................................... 1991 22 15 .682Wisconsin .................................................. 1995 25 17 .680Indiana ...................................................... 1998 25 17 .680Washington................................................ 1980 21 14 .667Clemson .................................................... 1982 21 14 .667James Madison .......................................... 1988 21 14 .667St. Louis .................................................... 1988 24 16 .667Albany (N.Y.) ............................................ 2004 18 12 .667

SHUTOUTSTeam Year Games ShutoutsEvansville ................................................................ 1990 27 20Indiana .................................................................... 1979 23 18San Francisco .......................................................... 1978 29 17Eastern Ill. ................................................................ 1981 23 17San Francisco .......................................................... 1986 24 17Virginia .................................................................... 1988 22 17Wisconsin ................................................................ 1995 25 17Indiana .................................................................... 1998 25 17Portland.................................................................... 1988 22 16St. Louis.................................................................... 1988 24 16UCLA ...................................................................... 1989 23 16Stanford .................................................................. 2000 22 16Indiana .................................................................... 2001 23 16Furman .................................................................... 2002 23 16Binghamton .............................................................. 2003 22 16UCLA ...................................................................... 2003 23 16George Mason ........................................................ 1982 21 15Clemson .................................................................. 1983 21 15South Carolina.......................................................... 1985 24 15Virginia .................................................................... 1987 22 15Charlotte .................................................................. 1991 22 15James Madison ........................................................ 1995 24 15St. John’s (N.Y.) ........................................................ 1997 24 15Stanford .................................................................. 1998 25 15Indiana .................................................................... 1999 24 15Connecticut .............................................................. 2000 25 15UC Santa Barb. ........................................................ 2004 25 15

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINSNo. Team From To25 Navy .............................................. 1964 196524 St. Louis............................................ 1970 197123 Indiana ............................................ Sept. 2, 1997 Dec. 7, 199721 Portland............................................ Sept. 3, 1988 Nov. 27, 198821 Southern Methodist............................ Aug. 31, 2001 Dec. 8, 2001

No. Team From To20 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 20, 1977 Oct. 1, 197820 Evansville.......................................... Sept. 16, 1990 Dec. 2, 199019 St. Louis............................................ 1969 197019 Creighton ........................................ Sept. 4, 1991 Nov. 7, 199118 Southern Methodist............................ Oct. 20, 1978 Oct. 28, 197918 George Mason ................................ Sept. 4, 1982 Nov. 12, 198218 Columbia ........................................ 1983 198317 Connecticut ...................................... Sept. 10, 1980 Nov. 9, 198017 South Ala. ...................................... Sept. 1987 Nov. 198717 Virginia ............................................ Nov. 6, 1992 Oct. 6, 1993

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS No. Team From To46 Indiana ............................................ Sept. 4, 1983 Nov. 9, 198445 St. Louis............................................ 1969 197139 UCLA .............................................. Sept. 29, 1985 Nov. 16, 198638 Santa Clara ...................................... Oct. 17, 1988 Sept. 26, 199035 Philadelphia U. ................................ 1968 197133 Virginia ............................................ Oct. 29, 1994 Dec. 3, 199532 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 25, 1991 Oct. 21, 199229 Washington...................................... Sept. 11, 1983 Oct. 17, 198428 Navy .............................................. 1964 196528 Connecticut ...................................... Sept. 10, 1980 Oct. 2, 198026 Brown .............................................. 1966 196826 Evansville.......................................... Sept. 26, 1990 Dec. 2, 199023 Evansville.......................................... Sept. 1, 1985 Nov. 10, 198523 Indiana ............................................ Sept. 2, 1997 Dec. 7, 199723 Indiana .......................................... Sept. 18, 2003 Sept. 18, 200422 UCLA .............................................. 1973 1973

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS(Includes conference and NCAA tournaments)No. Team From To39 Tulsa ................................................ 1988 199230 UCLA .............................................. Sept. 22, 1996 Nov. 1, 199827 Indiana ............................................ Oct. 18, 1996 Sept. 3, 199923 Philadelphia U. ................................ Nov. 2, 1968 Sept. 26, 197223 Oneonta St. .................................... Oct. 28, 1970 Dec. 1, 197323 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 14, 1983 Nov. 25, 198423 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 2, 1987 Nov. 20, 198822 St. Louis............................................ 1968 197222 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 20, 1977 Nov. 11, 197822 Old Dominion .................................. Nov. 23, 2002 Nov. 23, 200421 Southern Methodist............................ Sept. 15, 2000 Dec. 8, 200120 Clemson .......................................... Nov. 10, 1971 Nov. 6, 197420 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 4, 1987 Sept. 22, 198920 Virginia ............................................ Oct. 29, 1994 Aug. 31, 199620 Furman ............................................ Sept. 4, 1996 Nov. 12, 199720 Ill.-Chicago ...................................... Oct. 19, 1997 Sept. 27, 200018 George Mason ................................ Oct. 3, 1981 Nov. 12, 198218 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 29, 1991 Oct. 18, 1992

CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes conference and NCAA tournaments)No. Team From To39 Tulsa ................................................ 1988 199238 Indiana ............................................ Sept. 10, 1982 Sept. 6, 198536 Indiana ............................................ Sept. 3, 1989 Sept. 5, 199230 Indiana ............................................ Nov. 5, 1975 Oct. 29, 197830 UCLA .............................................. Sept. 22, 1996 Nov. 1, 199830 Indiana ............................................ Oct. 20, 2001 Oct. 15, 200428 St. Louis............................................ 2000 200327 Indiana ............................................ Oct. 18, 1996 Sept. 3, 199925 UAB ................................................ Oct. 17, 1993 Oct. 6, 199623 Philadelphia U. ................................ Nov. 2, 1968 Sept. 26, 197223 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 14, 1983 Nov. 25, 198423 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 2, 1987 Nov. 20, 198822 St. Louis............................................ 1968 197222 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 20, 1977 Nov. 11, 197822 Old Dominion .................................. Nov. 23, 2002 Nov. 23, 200421 Southern Methodist............................ Sept. 15, 2000 Dec. 8, 200120 Clemson .......................................... Nov. 10, 1971 Nov. 6, 197420 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 4, 1987 Sept. 22, 198920 Virginia ............................................ Oct. 29, 1994 Aug. 31, 199620 Furman ............................................ Sept. 4, 1996 Nov. 12, 199720 Ill.-Chicago ...................................... Oct. 19, 1997 Sept. 27, 200018 George Mason ................................ Oct. 3, 1981 Nov. 12, 198218 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 29, 1991 Oct. 18, 1992

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS(Includes Conference Tournaments)No. Team From To35 Appalachian St. ................................ 1977 198228 Indiana ............................................ Nov. 17, 1996 Nov. 13, 2000

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No. Team From To23 Clemson .......................................... Oct. 15, 1972 Nov. 7, 197622 Akron .............................................. Sept. 30, 1990 Oct. 21, 199422 Furman ............................................ Nov. 5, 2002 Oct. 7, 200320 UCLA .............................................. Oct. 7, 1994 Oct. 12, 199720 Furman ............................................ Sept. 23, 1999 Nov. 2, 200018 James Madison ................................ Nov. 5, 1992 Oct. 15, 199417 Harvard............................................ Oct. 11, 1969 Oct. 29, 197117 Evansville.......................................... Oct. 1989 Sept. 199115 Columbia ........................................ Sept. 1982 Oct. 198415 Washington...................................... Nov. 3, 1982 Oct. 14, 198415 Furman ............................................ Nov. 5, 1982 Nov. 10, 198415 Centenary (La.) ................................ Oct. 28, 1988 Nov. 3, 199015 Robert Morris.................................... Sept. 9, 1994 Oct. 22, 199515 Butler................................................ Nov. 7, 1997 Oct. 10, 1999

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes Conference Tournaments)No. Team From To46 Furman ............................................ Sept. 23, 1999 Oct. 7, 200342 Clemson .......................................... Oct. 15, 1972 Sept. 23, 198038 Indiana ............................................ Oct. 15, 1995 Nov. 13, 200035 Appalachian St. .............................. 1977 198232 James Madison ................................ Oct. 7, 1992 Oct. 4, 199525 Virginia ............................................ Nov. 1, 1985 Oct. 29, 198924 Washington...................................... Oct. 28, 1981 Oct. 14, 198423 Akron .............................................. Sept. 28, 1990 Oct. 21, 199423 James Madison ................................ 1992 199520 UCLA .............................................. Oct. 7, 1994 Oct. 12, 199718 Delaware ........................................ Nov. 5, 1969 Nov. 6, 197118 Washington...................................... Sept. 20, 1972 Oct. 17, 197317 Harvard............................................ Oct. 11, 1969 Oct. 29, 197117 Evansville.......................................... Oct. 1989 Sept. 199116 Air Force .......................................... 1976 197816 Washington...................................... Oct. 22, 1986 Oct. 22, 198816 Creighton ........................................ Oct. 23, 1994 Oct. 31, 1997

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTSNo. Team From To11 Furman ............................................ Oct. 9, 2002 Nov. 27, 200210 Southern Methodist............................ Sept. 27, 1980 Nov. 5, 198010 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 4, 1987 Sept. 30, 198710 Wis.-Green Bay ................................ Sept. 12, 1992 Oct. 11, 19929 George Mason ................................ Nov. 5, 1980 Oct. 3, 19819 Penn St. .......................................... 1987 19889 Old Dominion .................................. Aug. 29, 2003 Oct. 10, 20038 UCLA .............................................. 1977 19778 Boston College.................................. 1979 19798 Washington...................................... Nov. 1, 1981 Sept. 8, 19828 George Mason ................................ Sept. 24, 1982 Oct. 20, 19828 UNLV .............................................. Oct. 14, 1984 Nov. 7, 19848 Virginia ............................................ Sept. 21, 1988 Oct. 15, 19888 Binghamton ...................................... Oct. 11, 2003 Nov. 8, 2003

SEASON WINS No. Team Year24 San Francisco .................................................................................... 197824 Evansville .......................................................................................... 199023 Indiana .............................................................................................. 197823 Indiana .............................................................................................. 199423 Indiana .............................................................................................. 1997

No. Team Year23 Indiana .............................................................................................. 199822 Clemson ............................................................................................ 198422 Virginia.............................................................................................. 199322 Virginia.............................................................................................. 199422 St. John’s (N.Y.) .................................................................................. 199622 UCLA ................................................................................................ 199722 Clemson ............................................................................................ 199822 Creighton .......................................................................................... 200021 UCLA ................................................................................................ 196521 Notre Dame ...................................................................................... 197821 Connecticut ........................................................................................ 198021 Fairleigh Dickinson.............................................................................. 198321 Evansville .......................................................................................... 198521 Portland.............................................................................................. 198821 Virginia.............................................................................................. 198921 Virginia.............................................................................................. 199221 Virginia.............................................................................................. 199521 Furman .............................................................................................. 199921 Indiana .............................................................................................. 199921 North Carolina .................................................................................. 200021 North Carolina .................................................................................. 200121 Southern Methodist.............................................................................. 200121 UC Santa Barb. .................................................................................. 2004

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONSNo. Team From To38 UCLA ................................................................ 1967 present37 St. Louis ............................................................ 1959 199635 Clemson ............................................................ 1970 present32 Indiana .............................................................. 1973 present30 Southern Methodist.............................................. 1975 present30 William & Mary.................................................. 1975 present25 Philadelphia U. .................................................. 1965 198925 Duke.................................................................. 1978 200224 Virginia.............................................................. 1981 present22 Washington........................................................ 1969 199021 San Jose St. ...................................................... 1963 198321 Boston U. .......................................................... 1984 present20 Wisconsin .......................................................... 1977 199620 Fresno St. .......................................................... 1979 199818 Michigan St. ...................................................... 1959 1976

MOST IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORD(Ties not counted)

Team Year W-L-T Next Year W-L-T ImprovementSouth Ala. 1980 1-11-0 1981 15-2-2 111/2San Jose St. 1999 7-11-2 2000 20-1-1 111/2Western Ill. 1994 4-15-0 1995 15-4-1 11Cornell 1994 2-10-3 1995 15-2-1 101/2Charleston So. 1996 4-14-1 1997 16-5-1 101/2

UC Santa Barb. 1998 2-17-1 1999 13-7-0 101/2Boston U. 1984 4-14-2 1985 14-4-1 10Coastal Caro. 1988 4-14-1 1989 14-4-0 10Wis.-Green Bay 1991 7-13-0 1992 16-2-1 10UAB 1985 5-17-0 1986 11-4-3 91/2

Lafayette 1997 4-12-0 1998 16-5-0 91/2New Mexico 2001 7-12-2 2002 18-4-0 91/2Santa Clara 1972 3-11-2 1973 14-4-3 9Campbell 1987 6-10-1 1988 17-3-0 9Tulsa 1987 5-14-2 1988 14-5-2 9Bowling Green 1990 7-11-2 1991 16-2-2 9Va. Commonwealth 1992 5-11-2 1993 15-3-0 9La Salle 1993 1-16-2 1994 11-8-0 9Hofstra 1995 3-16-0 1996 10-5-4 9Eastern Ill. 1997 4-15-0 1998 12-5-3 9

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SCORING OFFENSESeason Team G GO Avg.1998 UNC Greensboro ............................................... 25 91 3.641999 Rhode Island ...................................................... 22 75 3.412000 Furman .............................................................. 23 76 3.302001 Furman .............................................................. 22 68 3.092002 UNC Greensboro ............................................... 22 76 3.452003 Coastal Caro. ................................................... 23 72 3.132004 Fla. Atlantic........................................................ 16 42 2.63

TEAM GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Team G MIN GA GAA1998 Indiana ..................................................... 25 2,373 11 0.421999 Creighton .................................................. 18 1,712 9 0.47

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Season Team G MIN GA GAA2000 Stanford .................................................... 22 2,065.2 10 0.442001 Indiana ..................................................... 23 2,177 9 0.372002 St. John’s (N.Y.) ......................................... 21 2,036 10 0.442003 Binghamton ............................................... 22 2,125 9 0.382004 Notre Dame .............................................. 19 1,792 9 0.45

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGESeason Team G SO Pct.1998 Indiana .............................................................. 25 17 .6801999 Columbia........................................................... 17 11 .647

Liberty................................................................ 17 11 .6472000 Stanford............................................................. 22 16 .7272001 Indiana .............................................................. 23 16 .6962002 Furman .............................................................. 23 16 .6962003 Binghamton........................................................ 22 16 .7302004 Albany (N.Y.)..................................................... 18 12 .667

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason Team W L T Pct.1998 Indiana ..................................................... 23 2 0 .9201999 UMBC ...................................................... 19 1 2 .9092000 San Jose St. .............................................. 20 1 1 .9322001 Southern Methodist .................................... 21 1 0 .9552002 Wis.-Milwaukee......................................... 19 2 1 .8862003 UCLA........................................................ 20 2 1 .8912004 New Mexico ............................................. 17 1 2 .900

MOST IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORDSeason Team From To Improved1999 UC Santa Barb. ........................................ 2-17-1 13-7-0 101/22000 San Jose St. .............................................. 7-11-2 20-1-1 111/22001 UCF ......................................................... 2-14-3 12-7-0 81/22002 New Mexico ............................................. 7-12-2 18-4-0 91/22003 Western Mich. .......................................... 3-13-2 12-7-2 71/2

2004 New Mexico ............................................. 8-9-3 17-1-2 81/2

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Team W-L-T W-L-T ImprovedNew Mexico .......................................... 8-9-3 17-1-2 81/2IUPUI...................................................... 2-14-3 10-7-1 71/2Northern Ill. ............................................ 3-13-2 12-7-0 71/2Duke ...................................................... 8-10-1 18-6-0 7Stony Brook ............................................ 4-13-1 11-6-3 7UNC Greensboro.................................... 10-8-2 19-3-1 7Ohio St. ................................................ 4-12-4 12-7-2 61/2St. Bonaventure ...................................... 2-16-1 8-9-1 61/2Stanford.................................................. 3-15-2 7-6-5 61/2American................................................ 7-10-1 15-6-2 6Memphis ................................................ 8-8-2 16-4-1 6St. Francis (N.Y.) .................................... 1-14-2 8-9-1 6St. Francis (Pa.) ...................................... 4-12-2 10-6-3 6Towson .................................................. 1-12-4 8-7-2 6Virginia ..................................................11-10-2 18-5-1 6$To determine games improved, add the difference in victories between the two seasonsto the difference in losses, then divide by two; ties not counted. Includes postseason.

19711. St. Louis2. San Francisco3. Penn4. Hartwick5. Howard6. UCLA7. Harvard8. SIU Edwardsville9. Long Island

10. Navy

19721. Howard2. Penn3. Harvard4. SIU Edwardsville5. Penn St.6. St. Louis7. Long Island8. Mo.-St. Louis9. Westmont

10. Hartwick

19731. St. Louis2. SIU Edwardsville3. San Francisco4. Clemson5. Mo.-St. Louis6. UCLA7. Oneonta St.8. Penn St.9. Hartwick

10. Springfield11. Penn12. West Virginia13. South Fla.14. Adelphi15. Brown16. Quincy17. East Stroudsburg

18. Howard19. Bridgeport20. Air Force

19741. Howard2. St. Louis3. SIU Edwardsville4. Connecticut5. Philadelphia U.6. Clemson7. Quincy8. Adelphi9. San Jose St.

10. Brown11. UCLA12. Penn St.13. Loyola (Md.)14. Hartwick15. Cal St. Chico16. Binghamton17. Springfield18. Bucknell19. Dist. Columbia20. San Francisco

19751. Clemson2. Quincy3. Cornell4. SIU Edwardsville5. Howard6. Philadelphia U.7. Connecticut8. San Francisco9. Adelphi

10. Akron11. St. Louis12. Hartwick13. South Fla.14. Brown15. Fairleigh Dickinson16. Cal St. East Bay

17. Springfield18. Army19. Cleveland St.20. Bridgeport

19761. San Francisco2. Indiana3. Hartwick4. Clemson5. Philadelphia U.6. Loyola (Md.)7. Connecticut8. SIU Edwardsville9. Quincy

10. Brown11. Davis & Elkins12. Temple13. St. Francis (N.Y.)14. St. Louis15. San Jose St.16. Adelphi17. Cal St. Chico18. Penn St.19. Brandeis20. Simon Fraser

19771. Hartwick2. San Francisco3. SIU Edwardsville4. Clemson5. Brown6. Cleveland St.7. Quincy8. Philadelphia U.9. Indiana

10. Alabama A&M11. Howard12. Appalachian St.13. St. Louis14. Cornell15. Penn St.16. UCLA17. New Haven18. Davis & Elkins19. Rhode Island

T20. Loyola (Md.)T20. Cal St. Chico

19781. San Francisco2. Indiana3. Clemson4. Philadelphia U.5. Quincy6. Southern Ill.7. Alabama A&M8. Seattle Pacific9. Connecticut

10. St. Francis (N.Y.)11. St. Louis12. Temple13. Loyola (Md.)14. Cleveland St.15. Appalachian St.16. Columbia17. Davis & Elkins18. Brown19. Simon Fraser

T20. EvansvilleT20. Southern Conn. St.

19791. SIU Edwardsville2. Alabama A&M3. Clemson4. Penn St.5. Columbia6. Indiana7. San Francisco8. Southern Methodist9. Rhode Island

10. Cleveland St.11. Howard12. Hartwick13. Connecticut14. American15. Princeton16. Wis.-Milwaukee17. Simon Fraser18. Santa Clara19. Seattle Pacific20. Philadelphia U.

19801. San Francisco2. Indiana3. Alabama A&M4. Hartwick

5. Connecticut6. St. Louis7. Penn St.8. William & Mary9. UCLA

10. Philadelphia U.11. Duke12. Southern Methodist13. Columbia14. Howard15. Cleveland St.16. Appalachian St.17. SIU Edwardsville18. Boston U.19. Wis.-Milwaukee20. Cornell

19811. Connecticut2. Alabama A&M3. Eastern Ill.4. Philadelphia U.5. Indiana6. Long Island7. San Francisco8. Clemson9. West Virginia

10. St. Louis11. Penn St.12. Columbia13. SIU Edwardsville14. Duke15. San Jose St.16. Akron17. Washington18. North Carolina St.19. Virginia20. Cornell

19821. Duke2. Long Island3. San Francisco4. Philadelphia U.5. Indiana6. Virginia7. Clemson8. SIU Edwardsville9. Connecticut

10. George Mason

11. San Diego St.12. Penn St.13. Syracuse14. Evansville15. Boston College16. UC Santa Barb.17. North Carolina St.18. North Texas19. Columbia20. Washington

19831. Indiana2. Columbia3. Virginia4. Connecticut5. St. Louis6. Fairleigh Dickinson7. Alabama A&M8. San Francisco9. Duke

10. Eastern Ill.11. Clemson12. Rutgers13. UCLA14. Hartwick15. Akron16. UNLV17. California18. North Carolina St.19. Philadelphia U.20. North Carolina

19841. Alabama A&M2. Indiana3. Fairleigh Dickinson4. Virginia5. UCLA6. Columbia7. Akron8. Southern Methodist9. Clemson

10. Hartwick11. UNLV12. Connecticut13. George Mason14. Penn St.15. North Carolina St.

Final Coaches’ Polls

NOTE: Poll conducted by the IntercollegiateSoccer Coaches Association of America (ISAA)from 1971-95. The National Soccer CoachesAssociation of America assumed responsibilityin 1996.

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19851. Evansville2. UCLA3. Hartwick4. Clemson5. American6. South Carolina7. Virginia8. UNLV9. Connecticut

10. Southern Methodist11. Temple12. Duke13. Columbia14. Fresno St.15. George Mason16. Long Island17. Air Force18. Penn St.19. North Carolina St.20. California

19861. Virginia2. UCLA3. Long Island4. Southern Methodist5. Boston U.6. Evansville7. Seton Hall8. North Carolina St.9. San Francisco

10. Duke11. Maryland12. Akron13. South Carolina14. Loyola (Md.)15. St. Louis16. Fresno St.17. Harvard18. Hartwick19. Clemson20. Penn St.

19871. Indiana2. South Carolina3. Virginia4. Harvard5. Southern Methodist6. Rutgers7. Duke8. North Carolina9. UCLA

10. Seton Hall11. Adelphi12. UNLV13. George Mason14. Evansville15. San Francisco16. Connecticut17. St. Louis18. North Carolina St.19. Loyola (Md.)20. San Diego St.

19881. Virginia2. Portland3. Seton Hall4. St. Louis5. South Carolina6. Evansville7. Howard8. San Diego St.9. Indiana

10. Adelphi11. Southern Methodist12. Connecticut13. North Carolina St.14. UCLA15. Notre Dame

16. Philadelphia U.17. Long Island18. North Carolina19. Boston U.20. Duke

19891. Santa Clara2. Virginia3. Indiana4. Wake Forest5. Rutgers6. Fresno St.7. Evansville8. South Carolina9. Southern Methodist

10. UCLA11. Vermont12. Howard13. Hartwick14. Fairleigh Dickinson15. Portland16. St. Louis17. Duke18. San Diego St.

T19. Old DominionT19. Yale

19901. Evansville2. UCLA3. Rutgers4. North Carolina St.5. Clemson6. St. Louis7. Santa Clara8. Dartmouth9. Indiana

10. Virginia11. Fresno St.12. South Carolina13. Columbia14. Illinois St.15. George Mason16. Boston U.17. Southern Methodist18. San Diego19. Adelphi

T20. Wake ForestT20. Wis.-Milwaukee

19911. Virginia2. St. Louis3. UCLA4. Rutgers5. Indiana6. Santa Clara7. Wake Forest8. North Carolina St.9. Old Dominion

10. Wisconsin11. Boston U.12. Fresno St.13. Southern Methodist14. Adelphi

T15. San FranciscoT15. Yale17. Furman18. Seton Hall19. Evansville20. North Carolina21. Tulsa22. Columbia23. James Madison24. Charlotte25. Stanford

19921. Virginia2. Creighton3. North Carolina St.4. Washington5. UCLA6. St. Louis7. Charlotte8. St. John’s (N.Y.)

9. Bowling Green10. James Madison11. Duke12. William & Mary13. San Diego14. Southern Methodist15. Hartford16. Penn St.17. Indiana18. Portland19. Davidson20. Boston U.21. Adelphi22. Wisconsin23. Coastal Caro.24. Fresno St.

T25. George MasonT25. Air ForceT25. New Mexico

19931. Creighton2. UCLA3. Virginia4. St. John’s (N.Y.)5. Clemson6. Indiana7. Rutgers8. James Madison9. Santa Clara

10. Duke11. Penn St.12. St. Louis13. Wisconsin14. Hartwick

T15. Boston U.T15. Fresno St.17. North Carolina18. Loyola (Md.)19. San Francisco20. Notre Dame21. Furman22. Air Force23. South Carolina24. Boston College25. Princeton

19941. Boston U.2. Indiana3. Fresno St.4. Charlotte5. Virginia6. South Carolina7. UCLA8. Southern Methodist9. Georgetown

10. Lafayette11. William & Mary12. St. John’s (N.Y.)13. St. Louis14. Florida Int’l15. Wisconsin16. Penn St.17. New Hampshire18. James Madison19. Cal St. Fullerton20. North Carolina St.21. Brown22. Creighton23. Marquette24. Hartwick25. Maryland

19951. Virginia2. UCLA3. South Carolina4. Southern Methodist5. Wisconsin6. Clemson7. Santa Clara8. Rhode Island9. Cornell

10. Creighton11. Penn St.12. Indiana

13. Portland14. William & Mary15. Brown16. St. Louis17. Duke18. St. John’s (N.Y.)19. Bowling Green20. Towson21. San Diego22. Pittsburgh

T23. ButlerT23. MarylandT25. Fresno St.T25. James Madison

19961. St. John’s (N.Y.)2. Florida Int’l3. Creighton4. William & Mary5. Charlotte6. Indiana7. Fresno St.8. Washington9. Maryland

10. Hartford11. George Mason12. Harvard13. Virginia14. Cal St. Fullerton15. UCLA16. UNC Greensboro17. Bowling Green18. Southern Methodist19. Rutgers20. Notre Dame21. James Madison22. South Fla.23. Boston U.24. Cornell25. Evansville

19971. UCLA2. Virginia3. Indiana4. St. Louis5. American6. Southern Methodist7. Washington8. South Carolina9. St. John’s (N.Y.)

10. Creighton11. Maryland12. Clemson13. South Fla.14. Duke15. Bowling Green16. Dartmouth17. Florida Int’l18. William & Mary19. Rutgers20. Georgetown21. Stanford22. Boston U.23. Southwest Mo. St.24. Va. Commonwealth25. Charlotte

19981. Indiana2. Stanford3. Maryland4. Clemson5. Santa Clara6. Virginia7. Creighton8. St. John's (N.Y.)9. UCLA

10. South Carolina11. Washington12. Duke13. UNC Greensboro14. Butler15. Southern Methodist16. Connecticut17. Akron

18. St. Louis19. Cal St. Fullerton20. Penn St.21. William & Mary22. Brown23. Jacksonville24. San Diego25. Georgetown

19991. Indiana2. Santa Clara3. UCLA4. Connecticut5. Furman6. Penn St.7. Duke8. UAB9. St. Louis

10. Virginia11. Wake Forest12. Washington13. Southwest Mo. St.14. Southern Methodist15. St. John’s (N.Y.)16. Maryland17. Brown18. Yale19. San Diego20. Rutgers21. Creighton22. UMBC23. Stanford24. North Carolina

T25. Rhode IslandT25. Va. Commonwealth

20001. Connecticut2. Creighton3. Southern Methodist4. Indiana5. North Carolina6. Stanford7. Virginia8. Clemson9. Brown

10. San Diego11. St. John’s (N.Y.)12. Washington13. Duke14. San Jose St.15. St. Louis16. Rhode Island17. South Carolina18. Ohio St.19. UAB20. James Madison21. Ill.-Chicago22. Furman23. Kentucky24. UCLA25. William & Mary

20011. North Carolina2. Indiana3. Stanford4. St. John’s (N.Y.)5. Southern Methodist6. St. Louis7. Clemson8. Penn St.9. Rutgers

10. Loyola (Md.)11. Fairleigh Dickinson12. UAB13. Virginia14. American15. UCLA16. Portland17. Seton Hall18. Connecticut19. Washington20. South Carolina21. Wake Forest

22. San Diego23. Kentucky24. Massachusetts

T25. TowsonT25. Maryland

20021. UCLA2. Stanford3. Maryland4. Creighton5. Connecticut6. Boston College7. Clemson8. Wake Forest9. St. John’s (N.Y.)

10. Penn St.11. Indiana12. Southern Methodist13. Furman14. California15. St. Louis16. William & Mary

T17. Wis.-MilwaukeeT17. Va. CommonwealthT19. VirginiaT19. Portland21. UC Santa Barb.22. Loyola Marymount

T23. North CarolinaT23. Penn25. Coastal Carolina

20031. Indiana2. St. John’s (N.Y.)3. Maryland4. Santa Clara5. UCLA6. St. Louis7. Michigan8. Notre Dame9. Creighton

10. Coastal Caro.11. Va. Commonwealth12. UC Santa Barb.13. Florida Int’l.14. Washington15. Wake Forest16. Akron17. Virginia18. North Carolina19. San Diego20. Old Dominion

T20. Virginia Tech22. Kentucky

T23. Fairleigh DickinsonT23. Southern MethodistT23. Rutgers

20041. Indiana2. UC Santa Barb.3. Maryland4. Duke

T5. St. John’s (N.Y.)T5. Virginia7. Va. Commonwealth8. Tulsa9. UNC Greensboro

10. New Mexico11. Southern Methodist12. Wake Forest13. Creighton14. UCLA15. Boston College16. Ohio St.17. Notre Dame18. California19. Old Dominion

T20. Col. of CharlestonT20. Penn St.22. Connecticut23. Michigan24. Wis.-Milwaukee25. Memphis

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1. Indiana2. San Francisco3. Alabama A&M4. Connecticut5. Hartwick6. Lock Haven7. Penn St.8. Southern Methodist9. North Texas

10. Philadelphia U.11. St. Louis12. Babson13. Columbia14. Appalachian St.15. UCLA16. Ala.-Huntsville17. Rhode Island18. Wis.-Milwaukee19. Mo.-St. Louis20. Quincy

19811. Eastern Ill.2. Philadelphia U.3. Connecticut4. Indiana5. Clemson6. Alabama A&M7. Long Island8. Duke9. San Diego St.

10. Columbia11. Quincy12. San Francisco13. North Carolina St.14. St. Louis15. SIU Edwardsville16. Penn St.17. Tampa18. Rowan19. San Jose St.20. UCLA

19821. Duke2. Long Island3. Clemson4. San Francisco5. Virginia6. Indiana7. George Mason8. Philadelphia U.9. Washington

10. SIU Edwardsville11. Connecticut12. Tampa13. UC Santa Barb.14. Penn St.15. North Texas16. Evansville17. Syracuse18. Eastern Ill.19. San Diego St.20. Columbia

19831. Columbia2. Indiana3. Virginia4. Connecticut5. Alabama A&M6. Fairleigh Dickinson7. St. Louis8. San Francisco9. Duke

10. Rutgers11. Eastern Ill.12. UNLV13. Hartwick14. Providence15. Akron16. UCLA17. California18. Clemson19. North Carolina20. Philadelphia U.

19841. Alabama A&M2. Indiana3. Virginia4. UNLV5. Fairleigh Dickinson6. UCLA7. Penn St.8. Columbia9. Clemson

10. Connecticut11. Fresno St.12. North Carolina St.13. Akron14. California15. Providence16. Syracuse17. St. Louis18. American19. Hartwick20. Southern Methodist

19851. Evansville2. UCLA3. Clemson4. UNLV5. South Carolina6. Fresno St.7. Duke8. American9. Hartwick

10. Virginia11. Long Island12. Connecticut13. Southern Methodist14. George Mason15. North Carolina St.16. California17. Temple18. Air Force19. Columbia20. Penn St.

19861. UCLA2. Virginia3. Evansville4. Southern Methodist5. Boston U.6. North Carolina St.7. Long Island8. Duke9. South Carolina

10. Akron11. San Francisco12. Seton Hall13. Loyola (Md.)14. San Diego St.15. Maryland16. St. Louis17. Fresno St.18. Clemson19. SIU Edwardsville20. Harvard

19871. Indiana2. South Carolina3. Virginia4. Harvard5. Southern Methodist6. North Carolina7. Seton Hall8. Duke9. Rutgers

10. Adelphi11. UCLA12. Loyola (Md.)13. George Mason14. North Carolina St.15. UNLV16. Clemson17. San Francisco18. San Diego St.19. Fresno St.20. Connecticut

19881. Virginia2. Portland3. San Diego St.4. Seton Hall5. South Carolina6. Howard7. Evansville8. St. Louis9. Notre Dame

10. Indiana11. Southern Methodist12. Santa Clara13. North Carolina St.14. North Carolina15. UCLA16. Wake Forest17. Duke18. Akron19. Philadelphia U.20. Connecticut

19891. Santa Clara2. Virginia3. Indiana4. South Carolina5. Wake Forest6. UCLA7. Rutgers8. Portland9. Fresno St.

10. Evansville11. Fairleigh Dickinson12. Duke13. Philadelphia U.14. San Diego St.15. Southern Methodist16. Vermont17. St. Louis18. Howard19. Old Dominion20. Washington

19901. Evansville2. North Carolina St.3. Rutgers4. Clemson5. UCLA6. Santa Clara7. Indiana8. Virginia9. South Carolina

10. Southern Methodist11. Fresno St.12. St. Louis13. North Carolina14. Duke15. Wake Forest16. Dartmouth17. Wis.-Milwaukee18. Boston U.19. San Diego20. Portland

19911. Virginia2. Santa Clara3. St. Louis4. Rutgers5. San Francisco6. Indiana7. North Carolina St.8. Wake Forest9. Southern Methodist

10. Old Dominion11. UCLA12. Wisconsin13. Furman14. North Carolina15. Fresno St.16. Evansville17. Florida Int’l

18. Clemson19. Seton Hall20. Charlotte

19921. Virginia2. North Carolina St.3. Duke4. St. Louis5. Creighton6. Southern Methodist7. Portland8. Washington9. UCLA

10. James Madison11. William & Mary12. Bowling Green13. Charlotte14. St. John’s (N.Y.)15. Davidson16. San Diego17. South Carolina18. George Mason19. Clemson20. Furman

19931. Creighton2. UCLA3. Virginia4. Indiana5. Duke6. James Madison7. Clemson8. St. John’s (N.Y.)9. San Francisco

10. Penn St.11. St. Louis12. Santa Clara13. South Carolina14. North Carolina15. Rutgers16. Loyola (Md.)17. Princeton18. Hartwick19. Wisconsin20. Boston U.

19941. Indiana2. Boston U.3. South Carolina4. Virginia5. Fresno St.6. Duke7. UCLA8. Charlotte9. North Carolina St.

10. James Madison11. North Carolina12. Southern Methodist13. Cal St. Fullerton14. Georgetown15. Florida Int’l16. St. John’s (N.Y.)17. William & Mary18. UAB19. San Jose St.20. Penn St.

19951. Virginia2. UCLA3. Southern Methodist4. South Carolina5. Clemson6. Creighton7. Wisconsin8. Indiana9. Santa Clara

10. Rhode Island

11. Duke12. Penn St.13. Cornell14. Portland15. Maryland16. St. Louis17. William & Mary18. Brown19. Col. of Charleston20. Bowling Green

19961. UCLA2. Washington3. Virginia4. Indiana5. William & Mary6. Southern Methodist7. UNC Greensboro8. St. John’s (N.Y.)9. Florida Int’l

10. Bowling Green11. South Fla.12. Maryland13. Fresno St.14. Harvard15. George Mason16. Furman17. Notre Dame18. Air Force19. Evansville20. Connecticut

19971. Indiana2. UCLA3. Southern Methodist4. Washington5. South Carolina6. Virginia7. Creighton8. American9. Maryland

10. St. John's (N.Y.)11. Duke12. St. Louis13. Rutgers14. Va. Commonwealth15. Stanford16. Clemson17. Gonzaga18. Southwest Mo. St.19. Boston U.20. Florida Int’l

19981. Clemson2. Indiana3. Duke4. Washington5. UCLA6. South Carolina7. Virginia8. St. John's (N.Y.)9. Stanford

10. Cal St. Fullerton11. Creighton12. Connecticut13. Akron14. Brown15. St. Louis16. Southern Methodist17. UNC Greensboro18. Maryland19. Georgetown20. Butler

19991. Duke2. Indiana3. Furman

4. UCLA5. Southwest Mo. St.6. Penn St.7. Connecticut8. Maryland9. Southern Methodist

10. Washington11. UMBC12. Wake Forest13. UAB14. San Diego15. Stanford16. Portland17. Brown18. Rhode Island19. Santa Clara20. William & Mary

20001. North Carolina2. San Jose St.3. San Diego4. Stanford5. Connecticut6. Virginia7. Creighton8. Clemson9. Duke

10. Washington11. Southern Methodist12. Furman13. Cal St. Fullerton14. UCLA15. St. Louis16. St. John’s (N.Y.)17. Rhode Island18. Indiana19. South Carolina20. Ohio St.

20011. Southern Methodist2. St. Louis3. Stanford4. Clemson5. Virginia6. St. John’s (N.Y.)7. Indiana8. Connecticut9. North Carolina

10. Wake Forest11. Penn St.12. South Carolina13. Rutgers14. Loyola (Md.)15. Princeton16. Washington17. Furman18. Notre Dame19. Portland20. UCLA

20021. Maryland 2. Wake Forest3. St. John’s (N.Y.)4. Indiana5. Boston College6. UCLA7. Southern Methodist8. Furman9. Connecticut

10. Stanford11. Virginia12. California13. Wis.-Milwaukee14. Clemson15. Creighton16. Portland17. St. Louis18. Loyola Marymount19. North Carolina20. Notre Dame21. San Diego22. Va. Commonwealth

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23. UC Santa Barb.24. Penn St.25. Penn

20031. UCLA 2. Maryland3. Notre Dame4. Wake Forest5. Indiana

6. Santa Clara7. St. John’s (N.Y.)8. St. Louis9. Va. Commonwealth

10. Old Dominion11. Florida Int’l12. Coastal Caro.13. Washington14. North Carolina15. Virginia Tech

16. Cal St. Northridge17. Southern Methodist18. Oregon St.19. San Diego20. Brown21. Akron22. Virginia23. UC Santa Barb.24. Hartwick25. Tulsa

20041. New Mexico2. Southern Methodist3. UCLA4. Virginia5. UC Santa Barb.6. California7. UNC Greensboro8. Maryland9. Michigan St.

10. Indiana11. Connecticut12. Notre Dame13. Wake Forest14. Memphis15. Washington16. Creighton17. Duke18. James Madison19. San Francisco

20. Santa Clara21. Boston College22. South Carolina23. Florida Int’l24. Va. Commonwealth25. Col. of Charleston

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Division IIMen’s RecordsIndividual Records .............................................. 26Team Records ..................................................... 32Polls ................................................................... 36


Individual Records Official NCAA Division II men's soccer recordsbegan with the 1959 season and are based oninformation submitted to the NCAA statistics ser-vice by institutions participating in the statisticsrankings. Career records of players includeonly those years in which they competed inDivision II. Annual champions started in the1998 season, which was the first year theNCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisticalrankings, the rounding of percentages and/oraverages may indicate ties where none exist. Inthese cases, the numerical order of the rankingsis accurate.

ScoringPOINTSGame

15—Johan Jerlou, Gannon vs. Hilbert, Oct. 21, 1992;Danny Ritter, Charleston (W.V.) vs. Ohio Valley,Aug. 31, 1999; Sahar Rostami, New Haven vs. St.Thomas Aquinas, Sept. 18, 2000; UchechukwuChinyere, Dist. Columbia vs. Lincoln (Pa.), Oct. 31,2001

Season112—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech, 1992 (21 games)

Career321—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech, 1990-93 (72

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5.33—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech, 1992 (112 in 21games)

Career (Min. 100 points)4.46—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech, 1990-93 (321 in

72 games)

GOALSGame

7—Johan Jerlou, Gannon vs. Hilbert, Oct. 21, 1992;Danny Ritter, Charleston (W.V.) vs. Ohio Valley,Aug. 31, 1999

Season49—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech, 1992 (21 games)

Career137—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech, 1990-93 (72

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2.33—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech, 1992 (49 in 21games)

Career (Min. 40 goals)1.90—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech, 1990-93 (137 in

72 games)

ASSISTSGame

6—Mark Kremen, Longwood vs. Newport News, Sept.4, 1986; Martin Cocker, Montevallo vs. Spring Hill,Sept. 21, 1997; Vinicious Parga, Concordia (N.Y.)vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, Oct. 21, 2000; WesleyGayle, East Stroudsburg vs. Bloomfield, Sept. 3,2003

Season46—Chris Payne, Florida Tech, 1990 (23 games)

Career87—Chris Payne, Florida Tech, 1987-90 (80 games)


2.00—Chris Payne, Florida Tech, 1990 (46 in 23games)

Career (Min. 25 assists)1.16—Gray Haizel, Oakland, 1984-86 (42 in 36

games)


17 players (most recent: Tomas Boltnar, California[Pa.], 1998-01)

Goalkeeping

SAVESGame

34—Mike Bruno, Franklin Pierce vs. King’s (Pa.), 1990Season

234—Jon Jenkins, Salem Int’l, 2000 (19 games)Career

635—Jon Zaffino, St. Michael’s, 1990-93 (68 games)


13.25—David Mara, St. Anselm, 1981 (212 in 16games)

Career11.88—Jeff Bettencourt, Cal Poly Pomona, 1990-93

(511 in 43 games)

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason (Min. half of the team’s total minutes)

0.20—Joe Masso, Queens (N.C.), 1991 (2 GA in 885min.)

Career (Min. 2,500 minutes)0.32—Chris Sagar, Wis.-Parkside, 1993-94 (9 GA in

2,505 min.)

SOLO SHUTOUTSSeason

16—Peter Quinn, Bridgeport, 1986 (21 games); ThomPeer, Wis.-Parkside, 2000 (22 games)

SOLO SHUTOUT PERCENTAGESeason

0.76—Peter Quinn, Bridgeport, 1986 (16 in 21games)

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYEDCareer

7,580—Bo Oshoniyi, Southern Conn. St., 1990-93

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF GAME:05—Bo Jurney, Catawba vs. Newberry, Oct. 1, 1998

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME TEAM:05—Florida Int’l (Ian Martin and Joash Dukes) vs. St.

Thomas (Fla.), Nov. 7, 1979

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME PLAYER:08—George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l vs. Valdosta St.,

Oct. 20, 1979; Steve Lose, Fla. Southern vs. FloridaBible, Sept. 12, 1987

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS BYSAME PLAYER

4:36—John Cunliffe, Fort Lewis vs. Colo. Christian,Sept. 12, 2003 (scored at 47:46, 50:48 and 52:22)


:14—Cal St. San B’dino (James Nordberg), then GrandCanyon (Luka Muslin), Oct. 11, 2001


24—Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan, Sept. 30,1998 to Oct. 9, 1999

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES962:00—Peter Quinn, Bridgeport, Sept 13, 1986 to

Oct. 18, 1986

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POINTS No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 15 Johan Jerlou, Gannon vs. Hilbert.................................................Oct. 21, 199215 Danny Ritter, Charleston (W.V.) vs. Ohio Valley .........................Aug. 31, 199915 Sahar Rostami, New Haven vs. St. Thomas Aquinas....................Sept. 18, 200015 Uchechukwu Chinyere, Dist. Columbia vs. Lincoln (Pa.).................Oct. 31, 200114 Vinicious Parga, Concordia (N.Y.) vs. St. Thomas Aquinas............Oct. 21, 200013 George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l vs. St. Thomas (Fla.) .....................Oct. 15, 197913 Morris Lupenec, Oakland vs. Toledo ...........................................Oct. 31, 198113 Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce vs. NYIT......................................Oct. 10, 199213 Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech vs. Palm Beach Atlantic.................................199213 Sam Koleduk, St. Leo vs. Webber ................................................Sept. 8, 199313 Jon Akin, St. Leo vs. Palm Beach Atlantic .....................................Oct. 19, 199613 Ryan Billiet, Colorado St.-Pueblo vs. McPherson ...........................Oct. 10, 199812 Alan Grossman, Fla. Southern vs. Flagler....................................Sept. 18, 197312 Mike Boudreau, Merrimack vs. Suffolk ........................................Dec. 20, 198412 Jason Haupt, UNC Greensboro vs. Barry ..................................................198912 Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific vs. Tampa ...........................................Oct. 9, 199312 David Hayes, Wingate vs. St. Andrews......................................Sept. 21, 199812 Rodrigo Faria, Concordia (N.Y.) vs. St. Thomas Aquinas ..............Oct. 23, 199912 Jeff Koegel, Le Moyne vs. St. Thomas Aquinas ..............................Nov. 1, 199912 Simon West, Ashland vs. Ohio Valley .........................................Nov. 6, 1999

GOALSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 7 Johan Jerlou, Gannon vs. Hilbert.................................................Oct. 21, 19927 Danny Ritter, Charleston (W.V.) vs. Ohio Valley . ........................Aug. 31, 19996 Alan Grossman, Fla. Southern vs. Flagler....................................Sept. 18, 1973

No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 6 George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l vs. St. Thomas (Fla.)......................Oct. 15, 19796 George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l vs. Valdosta St. ............................Oct. 20, 19796 Morris Lupenec, Oakland vs. Toledo ...........................................Oct. 31, 19816 Mike Boudreau, Merrimack vs. Suffolk ........................................Dec. 20, 19846 Jason Haupt, UNC Greensboro vs. Barry ..................................................19896 Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech vs. Palm Beach Atlantic.................................19926 Sam Koleduk, St. Leo vs. Webber ................................................Sept. 8, 19936 Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific vs. Tampa............................................Oct. 9, 19936 Jon Akin, St. Leo vs. Palm Beach Atlantic .....................................Oct. 19, 19966 David Hayes, Wingate vs. St. Andrews ......................................Sept. 21, 19986 Jeff Koegel, Le Moyne vs. St. Thomas Aquinas ..............................Nov. 1, 19996 Sahar Rostami, New Haven vs. St. Thomas Aquinas....................Sept. 18, 20006 Uchechukwu Chinyere, Dist. Columbia vs. Lincoln (Pa.).................Oct. 31, 2001

ASSISTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 6 Mark Kremen, Longwood vs. Newport News App. ......................Sept. 4, 19866 Martin Cocker, Montevallo vs. Spring Hill ...................................Sept. 21, 19976 Vinicious Parga, Concordia (N.Y.) vs. St. Thomas Aquinas............Oct. 21, 20006 Wesley Gayle, East Stroudsburg vs. Bloomfield .............................Sept. 3, 20035 George Moyssidis, Florida Int'l vs. Florida Tech/Jensen Beach........Sept. 9, 19805 Danny Machado, Seattle Pacific vs. Seattle..................................Oct. 28, 19875 Mike Bauder, Fla. Southern vs. Warner Southern .........................Oct. 31, 19895 Derek Williford, Oakland vs. Spring Arbor ...................................Sept. 1, 19905 Patrick White, Wis.-Parkside vs. St. Joseph's (Ind.).......................Sept. 12, 19935 Morgan Kershner, Catawba vs. Newberry..................................Sept. 16, 19955 Jorge Mena, Metro St. vs. McPherson............................................Oct. 9, 19985 Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St. vs. Sacred Heart........................Oct. 14, 19985 Dustin Lockney, Charleston (W.V.) vs. Ohio Valley .....................Aug. 31, 19995 Ward Trowman, Ashland vs. Ohio Valley ....................................Nov. 6, 1999


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POINTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Points Avg.Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech........................ 1992 21 112 5.33Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech........................ 1993 19 90 4.74Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech ........................ 1991 22 97 4.41Chris Payne, Florida Tech ............................ 1990 23 100 4.35Daniel Dos Santos, Sacred Heart .................. 1990 18 77 4.28Sam Koleduk, St. Leo .................................. 1993 18 77 4.28Ray Jones, Longwood .................................. 1987 16 68 4.25David Hayes, Wingate ................................ 1997 21 89 4.24George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l...................... 1980 17 70 4.12Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit .......................... 2000 21 86 4.10Jon Akin, St. Leo .......................................... 1996 18 72 4.00Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) .............. 1999 22 87 3.95Stilian Shishkov, Lander ................................ 1994 20 79 3.95Uchechukwu Chinyere, Dist. Columbia .......... 2001 18 70 3.89Michael Corday, Southern Ind. .................... 1986 17 66 3.88Jim Mailey, Bloomsburg................................ 1979 14 53 3.79Barry Gibney, Christian Bros......................... 2001 16 60 3.75Seamus Donnelly, Franklin Pierce .................. 1996 17 63 3.71Anthony Maher, Mercyhurst.......................... 2001 17 63 3.71Eddie Enders, Florida Tech .......................... 1992 21 76 3.62

POINTSPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Assists Points Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech............. 1992 21 49 14 112Chris Payne, Florida Tech.................. 1990 23 27 46 100Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech............. 1991 22 42 13 97Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech............. 1993 19 39 12 90David Hayes, Wingate...................... 1997 21 37 15 89Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) .... 1999 22 34 19 87Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit ............... 2000 21 36 14 86George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l........... 1980 17 27 26 80Stilian Shishkov, Lander..................... 1994 20 32 15 79Daniel Dos Santos, Sacred Heart ....... 1990 18 33 11 77Sam Koladuk, St. Leo ........................ 1993 18 34 9 77Eddie Enders, Florida Tech ................ 1992 21 27 22 76Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific ................ 1993 21 28 19 75

Player, Team Year Games Goals Assists Points Jon Akin, St. Leo ............................... 1996 18 28 16 72Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce.......... 1992 23 29 13 71Joel Atkinson, West Va. Wesleyan..... 2000 20 29 12 70Uchechukwu Chinyere, Dist. Columbia.. 2001 18 28 14 70Morten Jensen, Dowling .................... 2004 24 27 16 70Stilian Shishkov, Lander..................... 1993 21 32 5 69Paul Hopkins, Tusculum ..................... 2002 21 28 13 69Peter Hattrup, Seattle Pacific .............. 1985 23 26 16 68Ray Jones, Longwood........................ 1987 16 29 10 68Gary Lynch, S.C. Upstate .................. 2004 19 26 16 68

GOALS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech ........................ 1992 21 49 2.33Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech ........................ 1993 19 39 2.05Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech ........................ 1991 22 42 1.91Sam Koleduk, St. Leo .................................... 1993 18 34 1.89Ray Jones, Longwood .................................... 1987 16 29 1.81David Hayes, Wingate .................................. 1997 21 37 1.76Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit............................ 2000 21 36 1.71Matt Okoh, Denver........................................ 1992 17 28 1.65Henrik Nebrelius, Tampa .............................. 1997 19 31 1.63Stilian Shishkov, Lander ................................ 1994 20 32 1.60George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l ...................... 1980 17 27 1.59Seamus Donnelly, Franklin Pierce.................... 1996 17 27 1.59Bert Williams, New Haven ............................ 2000 19 30 1.58Alan Grossman, Fla. Southern ........................ 1973 14 22 1.57Jon Akin, St. Leo............................................ 1996 18 28 1.56Uchechukwu Chinyere, Dist. Columbia............ 2001 18 28 1.56Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) ................ 1999 22 34 1.55Frederico Moojen, Lincoln Memorial .............. 2004 15 23 1.53Peter Nilsson, Southampton............................ 2001 17 26 1.53Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan .............. 1999 19 29 1.53

GOALSPlayer, Team Year Games GoalsRichard Sharpe, Florida Tech .................................. 1992 21 49Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech .................................. 1991 22 42Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech .................................. 1993 19 39David Hayes, Wingate ............................................ 1997 21 37Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit .................................... 2000 21 36Sam Koleduk, St. Leo .............................................. 1993 18 34Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) .......................... 1999 22 34Stilian Shishkov, Lander .......................................... 1993 21 32Stilian Shishkov, Lander .......................................... 1994 20 32Henrik Nebrelius, Tampa ........................................ 1997 19 31Bert Williams, New Haven ...................................... 2000 19 30Martin Vasquez, Cal St. L.A. .................................... 1981 22 29Ray Jones, Longwood .............................................. 1987 16 29Jason Haupt, UNC Greensboro ................................ 1989 22 29Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce ................................ 1992 23 29Stilian Shishkov, Lander .......................................... 1995 20 29Khari Sharieff, S.C. Upstate .................................... 1997 24 29Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan.......................... 1999 19 29Jon Atkinson, West Va. Wesleyan ............................ 2000 20 29Matt Okoh, Denver ................................................ 1992 17 28Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific ...................................... 1993 21 28Jon Akin, St. Leo .................................................... 1996 18 28Uchechukwu Chinyere, Dist. Columbia ...................... 2001 18 28Paul Hopkins, Tusculum............................................ 2002 21 28

ASSISTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Assists Avg. Chris Payne, Florida Tech .............................. 1990 23 46 2.00Peter Sesay, North Fla. ................................ 1996 17 23 1.35Patrick White, Wis.-Parkside .......................... 1993 18 23 1.28Mihaud Pierre, N.J. Inst. of Tech. .................. 1997 18 23 1.28Andy McMahon, Stonehill.............................. 1991 17 21 1.24Chris Dunn, North Fla. .................................. 1994 17 21 1.24Todd Braun, Indianapolis .............................. 1993 14 17 1.21Ward Trowman, Ashland .............................. 2000 16 18 1.13Rob Strickland, Lander .................................. 2000 14 15 1.07Luis-Carlos Jimenez, Bentley............................ 1997 15 16 1.07Vinicious Parga, Concordia (N.Y.) .................. 2000 16 17 1.06Timothy Hamill, Holy Family .......................... 2003 16 17 1.06Michael Hasiuk, Davis & Elkins ...................... 1992 17 18 1.06Igor Beyder, Cal St. L.A. ................................ 1982 21 22 1.05Eddie Enders, Florida Tech ............................ 1992 21 22 1.05Itai Mor, Southern Conn. St. .......................... 1996 21 22 1.05Adam Denton, Wingate ................................ 1997 21 22 1.05Gerry Lucey, C.W. Post ................................ 1993 20 20 1.00Jeremy Jordan, Mars Hill................................ 1996 20 20 1.00Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St. .................. 1998 20 20 1.00Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) ...................... 2001 21 21 1.00

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ASSISTSPlayer, Team Year Games AssistsChris Payne, Florida Tech ............................................ 1990 23 46Patrick White, Wis.-Parkside ........................................ 1993 18 23Peter Sesay, North Fla. .............................................. 1996 17 23Milhaud Pierre, N.J. Inst. of Tech. ................................ 1997 18 23Igor Beyder, Cal St. L.A. .............................................. 1982 21 22Eddie Enders, Florida Tech .......................................... 1992 21 22Rick Fleming, Merrimack .............................................. 1996 23 22Itai Mor, Southern Conn. St. ........................................ 1996 21 22Adam Denton, Wingate .............................................. 1997 21 22Jon Schoenherr, Cal St. Bakersfield .............................. 1997 24 22Henrik Ronnevig, Southern Conn. St. ............................ 1998 24 22Andy McMahon, Stonehill............................................ 1991 17 21Chris Dunn, North Fla. ................................................ 1994 17 21Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) .................................... 2001 21 21Jeremy Wall, Florida Tech............................................ 1992 21 20Gerry Lucey, C.W. Post .............................................. 1993 20 20Jeremy Jordan, Mars Hill .............................................. 1996 20 20Adam Haniemann, Oakland ........................................ 1996 21 20Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St. ................................ 1998 20 20Gray Haizel, Oakland ................................................ 1985 19 19Steve Freeman, Florida Tech ........................................ 1988 21 19Robin Chan, Florida Tech ............................................ 1990 23 19Colin Prest, Florida Tech .............................................. 1992 21 19Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific .......................................... 1993 21 19Omar Castillo, New Haven.......................................... 1997 22 19Henrik Ronnevig, S.C. Upstate...................................... 1997 24 19Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) .............................. 1999 22 19Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) .................................... 2000 21 19Ronnie Hunte, Wheeling Jesuit...................................... 2000 22 19David Ormesher, Tusculum .......................................... 2002 21 19Warren Atkins, Mount Olive ........................................ 2004 22 19

SAVES PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Saves Avg. David Mara, St. Anselm ................................ 1981 16 212 13.25Joe Hamric, Newberry .................................. 1995 16 208 13.00Stan Dippel, Truman ...................................... 1982 13 161 12.38Jon Jenkins, Salem Int’l .................................. 2000 19 234 12.32Jeff Bettencourt, Cal Poly Pomona .................. 1992 17 200 11.76Jason Enterline, Shepherd .............................. 1999 16 187 11.69Joe Hamric, Newberry .................................. 1996 18 204 11.33Brian Wipperman, Molloy ............................ 1999 16 175 10.94Darren Burchall, St. Leo.................................. 1985 17 185 10.88Crispin St. Louis, Erskine ................................ 1993 18 195 10.83Steve Dickey, Drury ...................................... 1994 16 169 10.56Tim Moore, Fla. Southern .............................. 1986 17 179 10.53David Getman, St. Andrews .......................... 1994 17 174 10.24John Diegel, East Stroudsburg ........................ 1979 17 172 10.12Peter Anderson, St. Rose ................................ 1999 12 119 9.92Dwight Dye, Erskine ...................................... 1997 20 198 9.90Asa Moran, Anderson (S.C.) .......................... 2000 14 136 9.71Ashley Smith, Newberry ................................ 1998 20 194 9.70Larry Sersante, Metro St. .............................. 1994 18 174 9.67Mike Battaglia, St. Francis (Ill.)........................ 1998 17 164 9.65

SAVESPlayer, Team Year Games SavesJon Jenkins, Salem Int’l ............................................ 2000 19 234David Mara, St. Anselm .......................................... 1981 16 212Joe Hamric, Newberry ............................................ 1995 16 208Joe Hamric, Newberry ............................................ 1996 18 204Jeff Bettencourt, Cal Poly Pomona ............................ 1992 17 200Dwight Dye, Erskine ................................................ 1997 20 198Crispin St. Louis, Erskine .......................................... 1993 18 195Ashley Smith, Newberry .......................................... 1998 20 194Paul Barous, St. Michael’s........................................ 1988 20 191Jason Enterline, Shepherd ........................................ 1999 16 187Darren Burchall, St. Leo .......................................... 1985 17 185B.J. Peters, Le Moyne .............................................. 1992 19 183Chris Miller, Colorado St.-Pueblo ............................ 1994 20 181Tim Moore, Fla. Southern ........................................ 1986 17 179Greg Weigel, Mars Hill .......................................... 1999 21 178Brian Wipperman, Molloy........................................ 1999 16 175David Getman, St. Andrews .................................... 1994 17 174Larry Sersante, Metro St. ........................................ 1994 18 174David Thomas, Lenoir-Rhyne .................................... 1996 18 173John Diegel, East Stroudsburg .................................. 1979 17 172Kris Pahl, Fla. Southern............................................ 1985 18 170

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE(Must have played at least half of team’s minutes)

Player, Team Year GA Min. GAA Joe Masso, Queens (N.C.) ................................ 1991 2 885 0.20Mathias Luhr, Lewis .......................................... 1996 4 1,482 0.24Thom Peer, Wis.-Parkside .................................. 2000 6 2,001 0.27Chris Sagar, Wis.-Parkside ................................ 1993 5 1,575 0.29Andrew Barks, Lewis ........................................ 2000 7 1,933.4 0.33Rick Koczak, Southern Conn. St. ...................... 1996 7 1,926 0.33Mike Cashman, Southern Conn. St. .................. 1987 7 1,750 0.36Matt Nelson, Lynn ............................................ 1998 6 1,447 0.37Rick Koczak, Southern Conn. St. ...................... 1994 8 1,920 0.38Mervin Shade, Dowling .................................... 2001 6 1,405 0.38Chris Sagar, Wis.-Parkside ................................ 1994 4 930 0.39Ante Cop, Southern N.H. ................................ 1997 7 1,605 0.39Bo Oshoniyi, Southern Conn. St. ...................... 1993 9 2,005 0.40Andrew Olivieri, Southern Conn. St. .................. 1999 8 1,782 0.40Fredrik Andreasson, Hawaii Pacific .................... 2000 5 1,110 0.41Billy Gatti, Southern Conn. St. .......................... 1997 7 1,520 0.41Eric Hubler, Bryant ............................................ 1988 8 1,700 0.42Darian Tuitt, Mercyhurst .................................... 1997 6 1,270 0.43Phil Elias, Charleston (W.V.) .............................. 1999 10 2,083 0.43Bill Glandon, Seattle Pacific .............................. 1984 7 1,450 0.43Nate Gibson, Truman........................................ 2003 8 1,630 0.44Jon Gleason, St. Anselm.................................... 1986 7 1,370 0.46

SOLO SHUTOUTSPlayer, Team Year Games ShutoutsPeter Quinn, Bridgeport............................................ 1986 21 16Thom Peer, Wis.-Parkside ......................................... 2000 22 16Tobias Svantesson, Southern N.H. ........................... 2000 22 15Jeff Storrs, Seattle Pacific .......................................... 1987 24 14Mark Litton, Wis.-Parkside ........................................ 1988 22 14Stan Anderson, Wis.-Parkside ................................... 1989 23 14Warren van der Westhuizen, Clayton St. ................. 2000 22 14James Thorpe, Franklin Pierce ................................... 2004 24 14Sergio Soriano, Seattle Pacific .................................. 1978 27 13Paul Larkin, Oakland................................................ 1982 22 13Mike Cashman, Southern Conn. St. .......................... 1988 27 13Marcus Hahnemann, Seattle Pacific........................... 1991 20 13Matt Touchstone, Cal St. Bakersfield.......................... 1995 22 13Steve Berglund, Fort Lewis ........................................ 1999 24 13Nate Gibson, Truman .............................................. 2003 18 13Jeremiah Doyle, Seattle ............................................ 2004 23 13Warren Westcoast, Lock Haven................................ 1988 21 12Bill Twaite, Florida Tech ........................................... 1989 20 12Barry Wong, UC Davis ............................................ 1991 20 12Darren Murray, Mercyhurst....................................... 1995 22 12Mathias Luhr, Lewis.................................................. 1996 20 12Ante Cop, Southern N.H. ........................................ 1997 20 12Andrew Barks, Lewis................................................ 2000 23 12Julien Fruitier, Lynn................................................... 2001 19 12Josh Wicks, Cal St. Bakersfield ................................. 2004 22 12

SOLO SHUTOUT PERCENTAGE(Min. 10 Shutouts)

Player, Team Year Games Shutouts Pct. Peter Quinn, Bridgeport................................... 1986 21 16 0.76Thom Peer, Wis.-Parkside ................................ 2000 22 16 0.73Nate Gibson, Truman ..................................... 2003 18 13 0.72Cliff Dixon, Fla. Southern................................. 1997 16 11 0.69Tobias Svantesson, Southern N.H. .................. 2000 22 15 0.68Mervin Shade, Dowling .................................. 2001 15 10 0.67Marcus Hahnemann, Seattle Pacific ................. 1991 20 13 0.65Mark Litton, Wis.-Parkside ............................... 1988 22 14 0.64Warren van der Westhuizen, Clayton St. ........ 2000 22 14 0.64Julien Fruitier, Lynn.......................................... 2001 19 12 0.63Jon Gleason, St. Anselm.................................. 1986 16 10 0.63William Umanzo, Dist. Columbia..................... 1999 18 11 0.61Nate Madden, Northern Ky. ........................... 2004 18 11 0.61Stan Anderson, Wis.-Parkside.......................... 1989 23 14 0.61Bill Twaite, Florida Tech .................................. 1989 20 12 0.60Barry Wong, UC Davis ................................... 1991 20 12 0.60Mathias Luhr, Lewis......................................... 1996 20 12 0.60Ante Cop, Southern N.H. ............................... 1997 20 12 0.60Paul Larkin, Oakland ...................................... 1982 22 13 0.59Matt Touchstone, Cal St. Bakersfield................. 1995 22 13 0.59Jeff Storrs, Seattle Pacific ................................. 1987 24 14 0.58James Thorpe, Franklin Pierce .......................... 2004 24 14 0.58Eric Hubler, Bryant.......................................... 1988 19 11 0.58Derian Tuitt, Mercyhurst................................... 1999 19 11 0.58

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Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech .................. 1990-93 72 321 4.46George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l................ 1979-80 32 117 3.66Stilian Shishkov, Lander .......................... 1993-95 61 213 3.49Jim Mailey, Bloomsburg.......................... 1976-79 48 157 3.27Martin Vasquez, Cal St. L.A. .................. 1981-83 55 169 3.07Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce .............. 1991-94 83 246 2.96Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan ........ 1996-99 78 231 2.96Johan Kron, Southampton ...................... 1997-99 49 143 2.92Ken Whiteside, Oakland ........................ 1973-76 55 154 2.80Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit .................... 1999-02 78 212 2.72Henrik Nebrelius, Tampa........................ 1995-97 60 162 2.70Ray Jones, Longwood ............................ 1987-90 68 183 2.69Pete Notaro, Loyola (Md.) ...................... 1975-78 69 185 2.68Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific...................... 1991-93 59 158 2.68Sam Koleduk, St. Leo ............................ 1990-94 70 187 2.67Paul Hopkins, Tusculum .......................... 2001-04 76 194 2.55Eli Tiomkin, Oakland.............................. 1991-94 66 160 2.42Eddie Enders, Florida Tech .................... 1990-93 86 208 2.42Moussa Sy, Dowling .............................. 1998-00 46 111 2.41Bert Williams, New Haven .................... 1998-00 54 130 2.41Jason Haupt, UNC Greensboro .............. 1988-90 64 151 2.36Khari Sharrieff, S.C. Upstate .................. 1997-00 60 138 2.30Gerry Van DeMerwe, Gannon................ 1984-87 81 186 2.30Peter Hattrup, Seattle Pacific ..................1982-83, 85 65 149 2.29Jon Akin, St. Leo .................................... 1995-98 75 167 2.23Troy Bingham, Gannon .......................... 1988-91 77 170 2.21

POINTSPlayer, Team Years Games PointsRichard Sharpe, Florida Tech .............................. 1990-93 72 321Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce ............................ 1991-94 83 246Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan .................... 1996-99 78 231Stilian Shishkov, Lander ...................................... 1993-95 61 213Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit.................................. 1999-02 78 212Eddie Enders, Florida Tech .................................. 1990-93 86 208Paul Hopkins, Tusculum........................................ 2001-04 76 194Mike Feniger, East Stroudsburg ............................ 1993-96 89 189Sam Koleduk, St. Leo .......................................... 1990-94 70 187Gerry Van DeMerwe, Gannon ............................ 1984-87 81 186Pete Notaro, Loyola (Md.).................................... 1975-78 69 185Ray Jones, Longwood .......................................... 1987-90 68 183Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) ............................ 1998-01 82 180Henrik Ronnevig, S.C. Upstate.............................. 1997-00 84 177Rich Fleming, Merrimack...................................... 1993-96 86 171Troy Bingham, Gannon........................................ 1988-91 77 170Andy Thompson, Mars Hill .................................. 1996-99 82 170Martin Vasquez, Cal St. L.A. .............................. 1981-83 55 169Mark Vanston, Bridgeport .................................... 1982-85 77 168Jon Akin, St. Leo.................................................. 1995-98 75 167Rob van Rheenan, Gannon .................................. 1982-85 79 166Patrick White, Wis.-Parkside ................................ 1992-95 75 165Nick Rafferty, Franklin Pierce................................ 1989-92 74 162Henrik Nebrelius, Tampa .................................... 1995-97 60 162Dzevat Nikocaj, Francis Marion .......................... 1997-00 80 162Chris Payne, Florida Tech .................................... 1987-90 80 161


Player, Team Years Games Goals Avg. Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech ................ 1990-93 72 137 1.90Stilian Shishkov, Lander ........................ 1993-95 61 93 1.52George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l .............. 1979-80 32 48 1.50Jim Mailey, Bloomsburg ........................ 1976-79 48 63 1.31Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan ...... 1996-99 78 98 1.26Johan Kron, Southampton...................... 1997-99 49 60 1.22Martin Vasquez, Cal St. L.A. ................ 1981-83 55 67 1.22Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit .................. 1999-02 78 95 1.22Henrik Nebrelius, Tampa ...................... 1995-97 60 72 1.20Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce ............ 1991-94 83 99 1.19Seamus Donnelly, Franklin Pierce .......... 1994-96 45 53 1.18Pete Notaro, Loyola (Md.) .................... 1975-78 69 81 1.17Sam Koleduk, St. Leo ............................ 1990-94 70 77 1.10Ken Whiteside, Oakland ...................... 1973-76 55 60 1.09Paul Hopkins, Tusculum ........................ 2001-04 76 82 1.08Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific .................... 1991-93 59 62 1.05Bert Williams, New Haven.................... 1998-00 54 56 1.04Ray Jones, Longwood .......................... 1987-90 68 70 1.03

Player, Team Years Games Goals Avg. Nick Rafferty, Franklin Pierce ................ 1989-92 65 65 1.00Moussa Sy, Dowling ............................ 1998-00 46 46 1.00Khari Sharrieff, S.C. Upstate.................. 1997-00 60 60 1.00Jason Haupt, UNC Greensboro ............ 1988-90 64 63 0.98Michel Heeneman, Gannon .................. 1988-90 61 59 0.97Gerry van DeMerwe, Gannon .............. 1984-87 81 76 0.94Peter Hattrup, Seattle Pacific .................. 1982-83, 85 65 59 0.91Dhoud Samba, Erskine.......................... 1997-00 52 47 0.90

GOALSPlayer, Team Years Games GoalsRichard Sharpe, Florida Tech ................................ 1990-93 72 137Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce.............................. 1991-94 83 99Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan ...................... 1996-99 78 98Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit .................................. 1999-02 78 95Stilian Shishkov, Lander ........................................ 1993-95 61 93Paul Hopkins, Tusculum ........................................ 2001-04 76 82Pete Notaro, Loyola (Md.) .................................... 1975-78 69 81Sam Koleduk, St. Leo ............................................ 1990-94 70 77Gerry van DeMerwe, Gannon .............................. 1984-87 81 76Mike Feniger, East Stroudsburg.............................. 1993-96 89 76Eddie Enders, Florida Tech .................................... 1990-93 86 74Andy Thompson, Mars Hill .................................... 1996-99 82 73Henrik Nebrelius, Tampa ...................................... 1995-97 60 72Ray Jones, Longwood............................................ 1987-90 68 70Bruce Raney, Seattle Pacific .................................. 1978-81 97 68Troy Bingham, Gannon ........................................ 1988-91 77 68Dzevat Nikocaj, Francis Marion ............................ 1997-00 80 68Martin Vasquez, Cal St. L.A. ................................ 1981-83 55 67Mark Vanston, Bridgeport...................................... 1982-85 77 65Nick Rafferty, Franklin Pierce ................................ 1989-92 65 65Jim Mailey, Bloomsburg ........................................ 1976-79 48 63Michael Corday, Southern Ind. ............................ 1983-86 73 63Jason Haupt, UNC Greensboro ............................ 1988-90 64 63Roger Gomez, Texas Lutheran .............................. 1988-91 81 62Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific .................................... 1991-93 59 62Neil Stoddart, Bloomsburg .................................... 1995-98 74 62Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) .............................. 1998-01 82 62


Player, Team Years Games Assists Avg. Gray Haizel, Oakland............................ 1984-86 36 42 1.16Chris Payne, Florida Tech........................ 1987-90 80 87 1.09Mali Walton, Oakland .......................... 1991-94 46 46 1.00Steve Freeman, Florida Tech.................... 1986-89 73 63 0.86Henrik Ronnevig, S.C. Upstate ................ 1997-00 84 69 0.82Danny Rebuck, S.C. Upstate.................... 1991-92 40 31 0.78Igor Beyder, Cal St. L.A. ........................ 1981-83 55 41 0.75Jason Farrell, Seattle Pacific .................... 1991-92 38 28 0.74Peter Sesay, North Fla. .......................... 1997-99 47 34 0.72Bozidar Simic, Franklin Pierce ................ 1993-95 57 41 0.72Moulton Cato, Southern Ind. .................. 1981-84 73 52 0.71Claes Meldal, Truman ............................1994-95, 98 48 34 0.71Eddie Enders, Florida Tech...................... 1990-93 86 60 0.70Liam Lochhead, Franklin Pierce ................ 1991-94 80 55 0.69Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) ................ 1998-01 82 56 0.68Patrick White, Wis.-Parkside.................... 1992-95 75 51 0.68Adam Denton, Wingate.......................... 1997-00 77 52 0.68Chris Dunn, North Fla. .......................... 1993-95 42 28 0.67Itai Mor, Southern Conn. St. .................. 1994-97 71 47 0.66Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St. ............ 1996-99 84 55 0.65Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech .................. 1990-93 72 47 0.65Jim Mailey, Bloomsburg .......................... 1976-79 48 31 0.65Dean Sewell, Southern N.H. .................. 1994-96 53 34 0.64Rich Fleming, Merrimack ........................ 1993-96 86 55 0.64Martin Vasquez, Cal St. L.A. .................. 1981-83 55 35 0.64Eli Tiomkin, Oakland .............................. 1991-94 66 42 0.64

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Years Games AssistsChris Payne, Florida Tech .................................... 1987-90 80 87Henrik Ronnevig, S.C. Upstate.............................. 1997-00 84 69Steve Freeman, Florida Tech ................................ 1986-89 73 63Eddie Enders, Florida Tech .................................. 1990-93 86 60Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) ............................ 1998-01 82 56Liam Lochhead, Franklin Pierce ............................ 1991-94 80 55Rich Fleming, Merrimack...................................... 1993-96 86 55Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St. .......................... 1996-99 84 55Moulton Cato, Southern Ind. .............................. 1981-84 73 52Adam Denton, Wingate ...................................... 1997-00 77 52Patrick White, Wis.-Parkside ................................ 1992-95 75 51Rob van Rheenan, Gannon .................................. 1982-85 79 50

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Player, Team Years Games AssistsBojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce ............................ 1991-94 83 48Steve McAuliffe, Merrimack.................................. 1994-97 89 48Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech .............................. 1990-93 72 47David Siers, Wis.-Parkside .................................. 1993-96 78 47Itai Mor, Southern Conn. St. ................................ 1994-97 71 47Jon Akin, St. Leo.................................................. 1995-98 75 47Mali Walton, Oakland ........................................ 1991-94 46 46Gary Lynch, S.C. Upstate .................................... 2001-04 71 45Marco Koolman, Gannon .................................... 1987-90 80 44Martin Nebrelius, Tampa .................................... 1991-94 82 44Vadim Tolstolutsky, Seattle Pacific ........................ 1997-00 82 44Ray Jones, Longwood .......................................... 1987-90 68 43Gray Haizel, Oakland ........................................ 1984-86 36 42Eli Tiomkin, Oakland .......................................... 1991-94 66 42

SAVES PER GAME(Min. 300 Saves)Player, Team Years Games Saves Avg. Jeff Bettencourt, Cal Poly Pomona............ 1990-93 43 511 11.88Joe Hamric, Newberry .......................... 1995-96 35 412 11.77David Mara, St. Anselm ........................ 1982-86 36 396 11.00Taylor Tucker, Longwood........................ 1992-95 53 526 9.92Ernie Tyler, Southern N.H. .................... 1978-81 44 432 9.82Jon Zaffino, St. Michael’s........................ 1990-93 68 635 9.34Tim Moore, Fla. Southern........................ 1985-88 58 505 8.71Crispin St. Louis, Erskine ........................1990-91, 93 59 505 8.56Eric Burkholder, Kutztown ...................... 1994-98 57 485 8.51Greg Campbell, Southern N.H. .............. 1977-80 44 372 8.45Chris Walker, St. Andrews .................... 1996-99 51 415 8.14Steve Dickey, Drury................................ 1991-94 66 522 7.91Stan Dippel, Truman .............................. 1982-85 61 460 7.54David Thomas, Lenoir-Rhyne.................... 1995-98 54 398 7.37Michael Thomas, Fort Lewis .................... 1995-98 49 350 7.14Ken Finch, St. Leo .................................. 1985-88 56 398 7.11Ashley Smith, Newberry ........................ 1997-2000 78 550 7.05Sean Maloney, Wheeling Jesuit .............. 1991-94 49 318 6.49Phil Hahn, Mo.-Rolla .............................. 1990-94 49 314 6.41Mike Williams, Le Moyne ...................... 1994-96 54 342 6.33Steve Quinones, Franklin Pierce .............. 1987-90 71 429 6.04Martin Peat, Florida Tech........................ 1994-97 65 379 5.83Jason Petronis, East Stroudsburg.............. 1993-95 65 373 5.74Ryan Schlegel, Millersville ...................... 2001-04 56 321 5.73Simon Brading, West Fla. ...................... 1994-97 66 374 5.67Peter Yovino, Millersville ........................ 1990-93 61 333 5.46

SAVESPlayer, Team Years Games SavesJon Zaffino, St. Michael’s .............................. 1990-93 68 635Ashley Smith, Newberry ................................ 1997-00 78 550Taylor Tucker, Longwood .............................. 1992-95 53 526Steve Dickey, Drury ...................................... 1991-94 66 522Jeff Bettencourt, Cal Poly Pomona .................. 1990-93 43 511Tim Moore, Fla. Southern .............................. 1985-88 58 505Crispin St. Louis, Erskine ................................ 1990-91, 93 59 505Eric Burkholder, Kutztown .............................. 1994-98 57 485Stan Dippel, Truman .................................... 1982-85 61 460Ernie Tyler, Southern N.H. ............................ 1978-81 44 432Steve Quinones, Franklin Pierce...................... 1987-90 71 429Danny Puertas, Millersville.............................. 1994-97 79 422Chris Walker, St. Andrews ............................ 1996-99 51 415Joe Hamric, Newberry .................................. 1995-96 35 412Rob Thompson, Lock Haven .......................... 1991-94 — 405Ken Finch, St. Leo.......................................... 1985-88 56 398David Thomas, Lenoir-Rhyne .......................... 1995-98 54 398Sergio Soriano, Seattle Pacific........................ 1978-81 93 397David Mara, St. Anselm ................................ 1982-86 36 396Martin Peat, Florida Tech .............................. 1994-97 65 379Simon Brading, West Fla. ............................ 1994-97 66 374Jason Petronis, East Stroudsburg .................... 1993-95 65 373Greg Campbell, Southern N.H. .................... 1977-80 44 372Josh Wicks, Cal St. Bakersfield ...................... 2001-04 79 358Michael Thomas, Fort Lewis............................ 1995-98 49 350Corey Jones, Montevallo ................................ 1999-02 65 350

GOALS–AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 2,500 Minutes)Player, Team Years GA Min. GAAChris Sagar, Wis.-Parkside ...................... 1993-94 9 2,505 0.32Bo Oshoniyi, Southern Conn. St. .............. 1990-93 40 7,580 0.47Ante Cop, Southern N.H. ........................ 1995-97 16 2,971 0.48Rick Koczak, Southern Conn. St. .............. 1994-96 32 5,942 0.48Mike Guzaski, Wis.-Parkside .................... 1993-96 28 4,780 0.53

Player, Team Years GA Min. GAABilly Gatti, Southern Conn. St. .................. 1997-98 21 3,579 0.53Thom Peer, Wis.-Parkside ........................ 1998-01 34 5,507 0.56Tobias Svantesson, Southern N.H. ............ 1999-00 24 3,795 0.57Erik Fernstrom, Southern N.H. .................. 1995-98 29 4,186 0.62David Marcincavage, Catawba ................ 1989-92 36 5,131 0.63Bill Twaite, Florida Tech............................ 1988-89 18 2,555 0.63Andrew Olivieri, Southern Conn. St. ........ 1999-02 51 7,222 0.64Andrew Barks, Lewis ................................ 1997-00 32 4,178.9 0.69Barry Wong, UC Davis ............................ 1990-91 22 2,794 0.71Warren van der Westhuizen, Clayton St. .. 1999-02 54 6,841 0.71Jeff Storrs, Seattle Pacific .......................... 1985-88 49 6,195 0.71Josh Martin, S.C. Upstate ........................ 1993-96 23 2,889 0.72Marcus Hahnemann, Seattle Pacific .......... 1990-93 60 7,471 0.72Trevor Holbrook, Southern N.H. .............. 1986-89 33 3,965 0.75Jeff Negalha, S.C. Upstate........................ 1997-98 33 3,893 0.76Paul Barous, St. Michael’s ........................ 1986-88 31 3,620 0.77Scott Thomas, St. Anselm.......................... 1982-86 36 3,901 0.83Dave Landry, Seattle Pacific ...................... 1972-73 25 2,700 0.83Sergio Soriano, Seattle Pacific .................. 1978-81 69 7,393 0.84Derian Tuitt, Mercyhurst ............................ 1997-00 63 6,734 0.84

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYEDPlayer, Team Years Min.Bo Oshoniyi, Southern Conn. St. .................................. 1990-93 7,580:00Marcus Hahnemann, Seattle Pacific .............................. 1990-93 7,471:00Sergio Soriano, Seattle Pacific ...................................... 1978-81 7,393:00Andrew Olivieri, Southern Conn. St. ............................ 1999-02 7,222:00Josh Wicks, Cal St. Bakersfield...................................... 2001-04 7,150:00Danny Puertas, Millersville ............................................ 1994-97 7,146:00Mathias Luhr, Lewis ......................................................1994-96, 98 7,040:00Warren van der Westhuizen, Clayton St. ...................... 1999-02 6,841:00Derian Tuitt, Mercyhurst ................................................ 1997-00 6,734:00Roger Svensson, Southampton ...................................... 1997-00 6,637:00Stefan Wall, Truman .................................................... 1988-91 6,554:00Taylor Tucker, Longwood .............................................. 1992-95 6,494:00Brandon Hearron, Cal St. Bakersfield ............................ 1995-98 6,393:00David Scott, Central Ark. .............................................. 1996-99 6,378:00Jeff Storrs, Seattle Pacific .............................................. 1985-88 6,195:00John MacLeod, St. Anselm ............................................ 1996-99 6,146:00Steve Berglund, Fort Lewis ............................................ 1997-00 6,127:00Chris Wilson, Cal St. Dom. Hills.................................... 1986-89 6,045:00Rick Koczak, Southern Conn. St. .................................. 1994-96 5,942:00Corey Jones, Montevallo .............................................. 1999-02 5,847:00Nate Madden, Northern Ky. ........................................ 2001-04 5,841:00Ashley Smith, Newberry .............................................. 1997-00 5,800:00Jason Petronis, East Stroudsburg .................................... 1993-95 5,786:00Tom Liner, Cal St. Chico .............................................. 1988-91 5,700:00Jason Wright, Quincy .................................................. 1997-00 5,597:25David Thomas, Lenoir-Rhyne.......................................... 1995-98 5,558:00Jeremy Ransom, Presbyterian ........................................ 1994-97 5,542:00

PLAYERS WITH 40 GOALS AND 40 ASSISTS (Chronological Order)Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years Rob van Rheenan, Gannon ........................ 58 50 166 1982-85Bill Manning, Bridgeport ............................ 43 41 127 1983-86Steve Freeman, Florida Tech........................ 47 63 157 1986-90Ray Jones, Longwood ................................ 70 43 183 1987-90Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech ...................... 137 47 321 1990-93

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Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years Eddie Enders, Florida Tech.......................... 74 60 208 1990-93Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce .................. 99 48 246 1991-94Eli Tiomkin, Oakland .................................. 59 42 160 1991-94Liam Lochhead, Franklin Pierce .................... 43 55 141 1991-94Patrick White, Wis.-Parkside........................ 57 51 165 1992-95Rich Fleming, Merrimack ............................ 58 55 171 1993-96Steve McAuliffe, Merrimack ........................ 45 48 138 1994-97Jon Akin, St. Leo ........................................ 60 47 167 1995-98Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St. ................ 41 55 137 1996-99Henrik Ronnevig, S.C. Upstate .................... 54 69 177 1997-00Vadim Tolstolutsky, Seattle Pacific ................ 40 44 124 1997-00Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) .................... 62 56 180 1998-01

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FASTEST GOAL, START OF GAMETime Player, Team Opponent Date:05 Bo Jurney, Catawba Newberry Oct. 1, 1998:06 Dave Allen, Florida Tech Rollins Nov. 9, 1996:07 Des Martin, Clayton St. Lenoir-Rhyne Sept. 11, 2002:09 Richard Walker, Southern N.H. Franklin Pierce Sept. 30, 1998:12 Giuseppe Dorini, West Va. Wesleyan Wheeling Jesuit Nov. 1, 1997:16 Bobby McAlister, Seattle Cal St. Bakersfield Sept. 1, 2002:18 Neal Mazzei, Fla. Southern Warner Southern Sept. 4, 1984:18 Nick Carr, Lewis Wis.-Parkside Oct. 25, 1998:18 Joe Kadelski, Lock Haven St. Thomas Aquinas Sept. 22, 1999:19 Pat White, Wis.-Parkside Mo.-St. Louis Sept. 19, 1993:20 Attila Javor, Franklin Pierce Ashland Sept. 2, 1996:20 Michael Cavada, Barton St. Andrews Sept. 30, 1996:20 Danny Twilley, Barton Longwood Oct. 16, 1996:20 Michiel Hoenderkamp, Gannon West Va. Wesleyan Sept. 26, 1999:23 Brad Owens, Seattle Pacific Tampa Oct. 13, 1990

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAMTime Players, Team Opponent Date:05 Ian Martin and Joash Dukes,

Florida Int’l St. Thomas (Fla.) Nov. 7, 1979:06 Keith Spresser and Frank Stork,

Fla. Southern Warner Southern Oct. 9, 1986:08 George Moyssidis (both), Florida Int’l Valdosta St. Oct. 20, 1979:08 Steve Lose (both), Fla. Southern Florida Bible Sept. 12, 1987:12 Stacha Kovacevic and Seamus

Donnelly, Franklin Pierce Keene St. Oct. 18, 1995:13 Jim Banks and Bob Newstorm,

Wis.-Parkside Wis.-Whitewater 1982:13 Dylan Maycrink and Brendan

Maycrink, Concordia (N.Y) St. Thomas Aquinas Oct. 23, 1999:15 Dan Valency and Paul Oyuga,

Southern Conn. St. Molloy Sept. 12, 1998:15 Matt Hein and Chris Kramer,

IPFW St. Francis (Ill.) Sept. 11, 1999:17 Greg Peters (both), Wis.-Parkside Purdue-Calumet Oct. 15, 1986:17 Ron Sweeney and Dean Doughty,

Southern Ind. Indianapolis Oct. 14, 1990:17 Assaf Dagai and Dan Valency,

Southern Conn. St. C.W. Post Sept. 13, 1998:18 Doug Morrill and Vascoe Rubio,

Seattle Pacific Jacksonville Sept. 1, 1989:18 Kyle Kershaw and Kevin Marks,

Mo.-Rolla Westminster (Mo.) Oct. 19, 1994:18 Luiz Araujo and Eric Bass,

Grand Canyon UC Davis Nov. 2, 2001:18 Jonathan Gordon and David

Ormesher, Tusculum Newberry Oct. 12, 2002

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME PLAYERTime Player, Team Opponent Date:08 George Moyssidis, Florida Int’l Valdosta St. Oct. 20, 1979:08 Steve Lose, Fla. Southern Florida Bible Sept. 12, 1987:17 Greg Peters, Wis.-Parkside Purdue-Calumet Oct. 15, 19861:25 Alex Chursky, Seattle Humboldt St. Oct. 26, 20033:58 Morten Jensen, Dowling Molloy Nov. 5, 2003

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, OPPOSING TEAMSTime First Goal Second Goal Date:14 James Nordberg, Luka Muslin,

Cal St. San B'dino Grand Canyon Oct. 11, 2001:15 Kirk Harwat, Ashland Derek Laliberte,

IPFW Sept. 7, 2000:16 Brett Williams, Cal St. Chico Brendan Tomson,

Grand Canyon Sept. 28, 2001:19 Sean Collins, Quincy Adam Chwala,

Wis.-Parkside Oct. 17, 1999

Time First Goal Second Goal Date:23 Avi Scabini, Southern Conn. St. Johan Kron,

Southampton Nov. 21, 1999:26 Brandon Migdol, Cal Tiago Venturi,

St. Bakersfield UC San Diego Oct. 12, 2003:29 Matt Baldock, West Tex. A&M Sean Horan,

Fort Lewis Sept. 25, 1994:30 Torin Haskell, UC-Colo. Spgs. Marc Petit,

Fort Lewis Sept. 21, 1993:33 Andy Hitchcock, Fort Lewis James Diedrich,

Colo. Christian Sept. 12, 1993:33 John Molet, Fort Lewis Brett Redden,

Colorado St.-Pueblo Oct. 10, 1993:34 Monterio Santos, Eckerd David Cuoco,

St. Leo Nov. 3, 1999:36 Christian Williams, Colorado Sean Horan,

St.-Pueblo Fort Lewis Oct. 10, 1993:37 Sean Broderick, Francis Marion Stephen Replogle,

Presbyterian Oct. 7, 2001:40 Alex Van Damme, Seattle Pacific Dio Cifuni,

Fort Lewis Nov. 14, 1998:42 Greg Bisbon, Seattle Pacific Scott Baca,

Fort Lewis Nov. 15, 1997:44 Nathan Wojtkiewicz, Truman Ryan Swan,

Mo.-Rolla Oct. 22, 1999:44 Anthony Baker, C.W. Post Morten Jensen, Dowling Oct. 10, 2004

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE GOALNo. Player, Team From To24 Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan Sept. 30, 1998 Oct. 9, 199911 Pat Stanco, East Stroudsburg Sept. 22, 1999 Oct. 27, 199911 Oliver Medina, Southern Conn. St. Aug. 30, 2002 Oct. 8, 200210 Seamus Donnelly, Franklin Pierce Oct. 12, 1996 Nov. 16, 19968 Joash Dukes, Florida Int’l 1979 19798 Gil Hokayama, Southern Conn. St. Oct. 10, 1992 Nov. 6, 19928 Jarrett Wagner, Drury Sept. 16, 1993 Oct. 10, 19938 Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific Oct. 2, 1993 Nov. 11, 19938 Mike Feniger, East Stroudsburg Sept. 10, 1995 Sept. 30, 19958 Kirk Harwat, Ashland Oct. 6, 2000 Nov. 3, 20008 Olivier Occean, Southern Conn. St. Aug. 28, 2001 Sept. 16, 20018 Paul Hopkins, Tusculum Sept. 5, 2002 Sept. 28, 20027 Jack Donovan, Mo.-St. Louis 1975 19757 Bill Manning, Bridgeport Sept. 24, 1986 Oct. 13, 19867 Jason Dunn, Seattle Pacific Oct. 3, 1992 Oct. 28, 19927 Bojan Vuckovic, Franklin Pierce Sept. 11, 1993 Oct. 5, 19937 Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan Sept. 28, 1996 Oct. 19, 19967 Sean Crawford, East Stroudsburg Sept. 21, 1997 Oct. 8, 19977 Anthony Maher, Mercyhurst Sept. 19, 2001 Oct. 14, 20017 Mike Blythe, Mercyhurst Sept. 28, 2001 Oct. 21, 20017 Morten Jensen, Dowling Aug. 28, 2004 Sept. 12, 2004

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTESNo. Player, Team From To962:00 Peter Quinn, Bridgeport Sept. 13, 1986 Oct. 18, 1986944:00 Marcus Hahnemann, Seattle Pacific Sept. 27, 1991 Nov. 1, 1991940:00 Mathias Luhr, Lewis Sept. 20, 1996 Oct. 24, 1996912:27 Jeremiah Doyle, Seattle Sept. 17, 2004 Oct. 30, 2004896:00 Andrew Oliveri, Southern Conn. St. Sept. 22, 1999 Nov. 21, 1999867:00 Julien Fruitier, Lynn Sept. 23, 2001 Nov. 3, 2001838:07 Matt Touchstone, Cal St. Bakersfield Sept. 30, 1995 Oct. 28, 1995787:36 Tobias Svantesson, Southern N.H. Oct. 14, 2000 Nov. 19, 2000777:00 Rick Koczak, Southern Conn. St. Sept. 14, 1996 Oct. 19, 1996732:00 Rick Koczak, Southern Conn. St. Oct. 8, 1994 Nov. 5, 1994726:06 Steve Berglund, Fort Lewis Nov. 14, 1998 Sept. 26, 1999650:24 Tobias Svantesson, Southern N.H. Oct. 10, 1999 Oct. 30, 1999630:33 Jason Wright, Quincy Sept. 25, 1999 Oct. 12, 1999630:00 Darren Ambrose, S.C. Upstate Oct. 11, 1991 Nov. 1, 1991617:37 Steve Berglund, Fort Lewis Oct. 17, 1998 Nov. 14, 1998603:38 Nate Gibson, Truman Oct. 3, 2003 Oct. 31, 2003585:00 Rohan Cassells, West Va. Wesleyan Oct. 4, 1996 Oct. 23, 1996

Annual Champions

POINTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO A P Avg.1998 Jon Stefansson, West Fla. .................. Fr. 19 25 14 64 3.371999 Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) ...... So. 22 34 19 87 3.952000 Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit ................ So. 21 36 14 86 4.102001 Uchechukwu Chinyere, Dist. Columbia.. Fr. 18 28 14 70 3.892002 Paul Hopkins, Tusculum........................ So. 21 28 13 69 3.292003 Robert Dawson, Wingate .................... So. 18 24 6 54 3.002004 Gary Lynch, S.C. Upstate .................... Sr. 19 26 16 68 3.58


Team Records Official NCAA Division II men's soccer recordsbegan with the 1959 season and are based oninformation submitted to the NCAA statistics ser-vice by institutions participating in the statisticsrankings. Annual champions started in the1998 season, which was the first year theNCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisticalrankings, the rounding of percentages and/oraverages may indicate ties where none exist. Inthese cases, the numerical order of the rankingsis accurate.

ScoringPOINTSGame

52—Barton vs. Cazenovia, Oct. 10, 1999

GOALSGame

21—Dist. Columbia vs. Lincoln (Pa.), Oct. 31, 2001Season

113—Florida Tech, 1992 (21 games)


5.38—Florida Tech, 1992 (113 goals in 21 games)

ASSISTSGame

19—Seattle Pacific vs. Seattle, Oct. 28, 1987

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAMETEAM

3:28—Seattle (Matt Hulen [84:08], then Hulen[87:04], then Joseph Supang [87:36]) vs. HumboldtSt., Sept. 22, 2002

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SAVESGame

34—Franklin Pierce vs. King’s (Pa.), 1990Season

293—Newberry, 1996 (19 games)


17.53—St. Anselm, 1972 (263 in 15 games)


0.25—Wis.-Parkside, 1993 (5 GA in 1,780 min.)

SHUTOUTSSeason

18—Southern Conn. St., 1988 (27 games)


.773—Wis.-Parkside, 2000 (17 in 22 games)

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CONSECUTIVE WINS33—Southern Conn. St., Oct. 7, 1998, to Sept. 1,

2000

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS41—Southern Conn. St., Oct. 28, 1989, to Oct. 19,

1991 (includes 4 ties)

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS32—Cal St. L.A., 1982 to 1986

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS (Includes conference tournaments)

33—Mercyhurst, Oct. 23, 1996, to Nov. 9, 2002

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMESWITHOUT A LOSS(Includes conference tournaments)

46—Southern Conn. St., Oct. 10, 1995, to Oct. 4,2000

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS12—Wis.-Parkside, 1989

WINS IN A SEASON23—S.C. Upstate, 1998 (23-1-0); Cal St. Dom. Hills,

2000 (23-1-1)

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS34—Seattle Pacific, 1971 to present

MOST TIES IN A SEASON5—Lock Haven, 1987 (10-6-5); Fort Lewis, 2002 (9-7-

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MOST OVERTIME GAMES IN A SEASON11—Fort Lewis, 2000 (5-2-4 in overtime games, 12-5-

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MOST-IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORD111/2—Cal St. Chico, 2002 (6-13) to 2003 (21-5-1)

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POINTS No. Team vs. Opponent Date 52 Barton vs. Cazenovia.................................................................Oct. 10, 199949 Seattle Pacific vs. Seattle ............................................................Oct. 28, 198748 Charleston (W.V.) vs. Ohio Valley .............................................Aug. 31, 199947 Fla. Southern vs. Florida Bible....................................................Sept. 12, 198746 Mo.-St. Louis vs. Central Methodist ................................................Oct. 9, 197444 East Stroudsburg vs. Columbia Union .........................................Sept. 25, 200243 Florida Int’l vs. Florida Tech/Jensen Beach .....................................Oct. 9, 198043 Dowling vs. St. Rose ..................................................................Oct. 17, 199943 Christian Bros. vs. Freed-Hardeman.............................................Oct. 23, 200142 Florida Int’l vs. Florida Tech ........................................................Oct. 24, 198142 Dist. Columbia vs. Lincoln (Pa.) ...................................................Oct. 31, 200142 Northeastern St. vs. Southwestern Okla. ......................................Oct. 10, 200341 Longwood vs. Newport News App. ............................................Sept. 4, 198641 St. Leo vs. Palm Beach Atlantic....................................................Oct. 19, 199641 Seattle Pacific vs. Northwest Nazarene .......................................Oct. 16, 200040 Gannon vs. Point Park...............................................................Sept. 26, 199040 Texas Lutheran vs. Concordia-Austin ...........................................Sept. 10, 199540 Carson-Newman vs. Anderson (S.C.) .........................................Sept. 30, 2000

GOALSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 21 Dist. Columbia vs. Lincoln (Pa.) ...................................................Oct. 31, 200120 Gannon vs. Point Park...............................................................Sept. 26, 199018 Mo.-St. Louis vs. Central Methodist ................................................Oct. 9, 197417 Barton vs. Cazenovia.................................................................Oct. 10, 199917 C.W. Post vs. St. Thomas Aquinas ..............................................Oct. 17, 200016 Fla. Southern vs. Florida Bible....................................................Sept. 12, 198716 Texas Lutheran vs. Concordia-Austin ...........................................Sept. 10, 199516 Truman vs. Lincoln (Mo.).............................................................Oct. 18, 199516 Charleston (W.V.) vs. Ohio Valley .............................................Aug. 31, 199916 Concordia (N.Y.) vs. St. Thomas Aquinas ....................................Oct. 23, 199916 East Stroudsburg vs. Columbia Union .........................................Sept. 25, 200215 Millersville vs. Lebanon Valley ..................................................................197915 Florida Int’l vs. Florida Tech/Jensen Beach .....................................Oct. 9, 198015 Seattle Pacific vs. Seattle.............................................................Oct. 28, 198715 Dowling vs. St. Rose...................................................................Oct. 17, 199915 Carson-Newman vs. Anderson (S.C.) .........................................Sept. 30, 2000

ASSISTSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 19 Seattle Pacific vs. Seattle.............................................................Oct. 28, 198718 Barton vs. Cazenovia.................................................................Oct. 10, 1999

GOALS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO Avg.1998 Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan................ Sr. 19 26 1.371999 Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) ................. So. 22 34 1.552000 Joel Bailey, Wheeling Jesuit............................ So. 21 36 1.712001 Uchechukwu Chinyere, Dist. Columbia ............ Fr. 18 28 1.562002 Paul Hopkins, Tusculum.................................. So. 21 28 1.332003 Robert Dawson, Wingate ............................... So. 18 24 1.332004 Frederico Moojen, Lincoln Memorial ............... So. 15 23 1.53

ASSISTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G A Avg.1998 Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St. .................... Sr. 20 20 1.001999 Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) ................. So. 22 19 0.862000 Ward Trowman, Ashland............................... Jr. 16 18 1.132001 Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) ....................... Sr. 21 21 1.002002 Jose Palladino, Clayton St. ............................. Sr. 18 17 0.942003 Timothy Hamill, Holy Family. .......................... Sr. 16 17 1.062004 Ricardo Raposo, Barry ................................... Sr. 16 14 0.88

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Player, Team Cl. G MIN GA GAA1998 Matt Nelson, Lynn............................... Jr. 16 1,447 6 0.371999 Andrew Olivieri, Southern Conn. St. .... Fr. 20 1,782 8 0.402000 Thom Peer, Wis.-Parkside .................... Jr. 22 2,001 6 0.272001 Mervin Shade, Dowling....................... Sr. 15 1,405 6 0.382002 Kevin Street, Lynn................................ Fr. 12 855 5 0.532003 Nate Gibson, Truman ......................... Fr. 18 1,630 8 0.442004 Jeremiah Doyle, Seattle ....................... Sr. 23 2,087 11 0.47

SAVES PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G SV Avg.1998 Ashley Smith, Newberry................................. So. 20 194 9.701999 Peter Anderson, St. Rose................................. So. 12 119 9.922000 Asa Moran, Anderson (S.C.)........................... Jr. 14 136 9.712001 Jason Rohrbach, Davis & Elkins....................... Fr. 18 155 8.612002 Chris McClellan, Colo. Christian ..................... Sr. 15 129 8.602003 Sean McEnery, St. Thomas Aquinas ................ Fr. 16 125 7.812004 Brian Rudden, Goldey-Beacom........................ Sr. 18 156 8.67

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No. Team vs. Opponent Date 16 Charleston (W.V.) vs. Ohio Valley .............................................Aug. 31, 199915 Fla. Southern vs. Florida Bible....................................................Sept. 12, 198715 Merrimack vs. Assumption ..........................................................Oct. 11, 199315 Oakland vs. Siena Heights .........................................................Oct. 25, 199515 St. Leo vs. Palm Beach Atlantic....................................................Oct. 19, 199615 Seattle Pacific vs. Northwest Nazarene .......................................Oct. 14, 200015 Christian Bros. vs. Freed-Hardeman.............................................Oct. 23, 200114 Florida Int’l vs. Florida Tech ........................................................Oct. 24, 198114 Catawba vs. Wingate................................................................Oct. 12, 199214 Northeastern St. vs. Southwestern Okla. ......................................Oct. 10, 200313 Florida Int’l vs. Florida Tech/Jensen Beach .....................................Oct. 9, 198013 Longwood vs. Newport News App. ............................................Sept. 4, 198613 Florida Tech vs. St. Leo ............................................................................199113 Fort Lewis vs. Colo. Christian .....................................................Sept. 12, 199313 Fla. Southern vs. Southeastern......................................................Sept. 8, 199813 Montevallo vs. Morehouse.........................................................Nov. 11, 199813 Southern Conn. St. vs. Assumption ..............................................Oct. 13, 199913 Dowling vs. St. Rose ..................................................................Oct. 17, 199913 Seattle Pacific vs. Mont. St.-Billings ..............................................Oct. 16, 2000

SAVESNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 34 Franklin Pierce vs. King’s (Pa.) ..................................................................199033 Merrimack vs. Assumption ..........................................................Oct. 31, 197533 Merrimack vs. Boston College......................................................Sept. 5, 198633 Newberry vs. Presbyterian............................................................Oct. 9, 199631 Erskine vs. Davidson ...................................................................Sept. 4, 199029 St. Michael’s vs. Southern N.H......................................................Oct. 6, 199028 Merrimack vs. Worcester St. ......................................................Oct. 23, 198028 St. Rose vs. N.J. Inst. of Tech. ....................................................Sept. 15, 199926 East Stroudsburg vs. Penn St. ...................................................................197926 Fla. Southern vs. Tampa ............................................................Sept. 17, 198025 Fla. Southern vs. Rollins ...............................................................Nov. 5, 198625 Erskine vs. South Carolina........................................................................199325 Erskine vs. Francis Marion........................................................................199325 St. Andrews vs. Longwood ........................................................Sept. 12, 199824 Fla. Southern vs. Florida Tech ....................................................Sept. 25, 198024 Newberry vs. Montreat-Anderson ...............................................Aug. 31, 1996

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SCORING AVERAGETeam Year Games No. Avg. Florida Tech ................................................ 1992 21 113 5.38West Tex. A&M .......................................... 1993 19 94 4.95Charleston (W.V.) ........................................ 1999 23 112 4.87Wheeling Jesuit .......................................... 2000 22 102 4.64East Stroudsburg .......................................... 2002 21 97 4.62S.C. Upstate ................................................ 2003 18 83 4.61Tusculum .................................................... 2002 21 96 4.57Northwood.................................................. 2003 16 73 4.56Dist. Columbia ............................................ 1999 18 81 4.50Christian Bros. ............................................ 2001 18 80 4.44Florida Tech ................................................ 1990 23 102 4.43Lander ........................................................ 1994 20 88 4.40Southern N.H. ............................................ 1994 18 79 4.39Ala.-Huntsville .............................................. 1996 18 78 4.33Dist. Columbia ............................................ 2001 18 77 4.28S.C. Upstate ................................................ 2002 22 94 4.27S.C. Upstate ................................................ 1997 24 102 4.25Florida Int’l .................................................. 1977 20 84 4.20Wheeling Jesuit .......................................... 2001 22 92 4.18Florida Tech ................................................ 1991 22 91 4.14Mercyhurst .................................................. 1988 19 78 4.11Wingate .................................................... 1997 21 86 4.10

GOALSTeam Year Games GoalsFlorida Tech ...................................................... 1992 21 113Charleston (W.V.) .............................................. 1999 23 112Florida Tech ...................................................... 1990 23 102S.C. Upstate ...................................................... 1997 24 102Wheeling Jesuit.................................................. 2000 22 102East Stroudsburg ................................................ 2002 21 97Tusculum .......................................................... 2002 21 96Southern Conn. St. ............................................ 1990 23 94West Tex. A&M ................................................ 1993 19 94S.C. Upstate ...................................................... 2002 22 94Wheeling Jesuit.................................................. 2001 22 92Florida Tech ...................................................... 1991 22 91

Team Year Games GoalsSeattle Pacific .................................................... 1985 23 89East Stroudsburg ................................................ 1997 24 89Catawba .......................................................... 1991 25 88Lander .............................................................. 1994 20 88Southern Conn. St. ............................................ 1992 24 87Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1992 23 86Lock Haven........................................................ 1992 23 86Wingate............................................................ 1997 21 86Southern Conn. St. ............................................ 1998 23 86

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 1,200 Minutes)Team Year GA Min. GAA Wis.-Parkside.................................................... 1993 5 1,780 0.25Wis.-Parkside.................................................... 2000 6 2,002 0.27Southern N.H. .................................................. 1997 7 1,875 0.34Southern Conn. St. .......................................... 1996 8 2,070 0.35Wis.-Parkside.................................................... 1994 7 1,800 0.35Southern Conn. St. .......................................... 1994 8 2,040 0.35Lynn ................................................................ 1998 7 1,762 0.36Truman .......................................................... 2003 8 1,900 0.38Southern Conn. St. .......................................... 1997 9 2,138 0.38Lewis .............................................................. 2000 9 2,127.2 0.38Southern Conn. St. .......................................... 1999 8 1,885 0.38Lewis .............................................................. 1996 8 1,800 0.40Bryant .............................................................. 1988 8 1,710 0.42Charleston (W.V.) ............................................ 1999 10 2,119 0.42Dowling .......................................................... 2001 9 1,855 0.44Seattle.............................................................. 2004 11 2,110 0.47Clayton St. ...................................................... 2000 11 2,093 0.47Wis.-Parkside.................................................... 1996 10 1,890 0.48Hawaii Pacific .................................................. 2000 7 1,322 0.48St. Anselm........................................................ 1986 8 1,500 0.48S.C. Upstate .................................................... 1991 11 2,010 0.49Wis.-Parkside.................................................... 1989 12 2,160 0.50Dist. Columbia.................................................. 1999 9 1,620 0.50

SAVES PER GAMETeam Year Games No. Avg. St. Anselm .................................................... 1972 15 263 17.53Elon ............................................................ 1996 15 248 16.53Newberry .................................................... 1996 19 293 15.42Shepherd...................................................... 1999 16 229 14.31Elon ............................................................ 1994 17 240 14.12St. Anselm .................................................... 1981 16 212 13.25Elon ............................................................ 1993 17 225 13.24Truman ........................................................ 1982 16 207 12.94St. Rose ........................................................ 1999 17 211 12.41Newberry .................................................... 1995 19 232 12.21Southern N.H. .............................................. 1980 17 205 12.06Fla. Southern ................................................ 1985 18 205 11.39St. Andrews .................................................. 1995 15 166 11.07St. Leo .......................................................... 1985 17 185 10.88Erskine.......................................................... 1993 18 195 10.83Southern N.H. .............................................. 1979 17 182 10.71Molloy.......................................................... 1999 18 190 10.56Mo. Southern St. .......................................... 1989 19 199 10.47Newberry .................................................... 1998 20 207 10.35St. Rose ........................................................ 1998 17 175 10.29

SAVESTeam Year Games No.Newberry .................................................................. 1996 19 293St. Anselm.................................................................. 1972 15 263Elon .......................................................................... 1996 15 248Elon .......................................................................... 1994 17 240Newberry .................................................................. 1995 19 232Shepherd .................................................................. 1999 16 229Elon .......................................................................... 1993 17 225St. Anselm.................................................................. 1981 16 212St. Rose...................................................................... 1999 17 211Truman ...................................................................... 1982 16 207Newberry .................................................................. 1998 20 207Southern N.H. ............................................................ 1980 17 205Fla. Southern .............................................................. 1985 18 205Grand Canyon .......................................................... 1996 21 202Lenoir-Rhyne .............................................................. 1996 20 200Mo. Southern St. ........................................................ 1989 19 199Erskine ...................................................................... 1997 20 199St. Andrews................................................................ 1998 20 196Erskine ...................................................................... 1993 18 195Metro St. .................................................................. 1994 20 192

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Team Year Games No. Pct. Wis.-Parkside.............................................. 2000 22 17 0.77Truman ...................................................... 2003 21 16 0.76Lewis ........................................................ 1996 20 15 0.75Southern N.H. ............................................ 1997 20 15 0.75Southern Conn. St. .................................... 1999 20 15 0.75Wis.-Parkside.............................................. 1989 23 17 0.74Southern Conn. St. .................................... 1996 22 16 0.73Wis.-Parkside.............................................. 1993 18 13 0.72Hawaii Pacific ............................................ 2000 14 10 0.71Seattle Pacific ............................................ 1991 20 14 0.70Seattle Pacific ............................................ 1980 23 16 0.70St. Anselm .................................................. 1986 16 11 0.69Wis.-Parkside.............................................. 1994 19 13 0.68Lynn .......................................................... 1998 19 13 0.68Lynn .......................................................... 2001 19 13 0.68Southern N.H. .......................................... 2000 22 15 0.68Southern Conn. St. .................................... 1992 24 16 0.67Southern Conn. St. .................................... 1988 27 18 0.67Fort Lewis .................................................. 1999 24 16 0.67Southern N.H. ............................................ 1999 18 12 0.67Franklin Pierce ............................................ 2004 24 16 0.67Charleston (W.V.) ...................................... 1999 23 15 0.65IPFW ........................................................ 1999 23 15 0.65Seattle........................................................ 2004 23 15 0.65

SHUTOUTSTeam Year Games ShutoutsSouthern Conn. St. .................................................. 1988 27 18Wis.-Parkside............................................................ 1989 23 17Wis.-Parkside............................................................ 2000 22 17Seattle Pacific .......................................................... 1980 23 16Southern Conn. St. .................................................. 1992 24 16Southern Conn. St. .................................................. 1996 22 16Fort Lewis ................................................................ 1999 24 16Truman .................................................................... 2003 21 16Franklin Pierce .......................................................... 2004 24 16Lewis........................................................................ 1996 20 15Southern N.H. .......................................................... 1997 20 15Charleston (W.V.) .................................................... 1999 23 15IPFW........................................................................ 1999 23 15Southern Conn. St. .................................................. 1999 20 15Southern N.H. ........................................................ 2000 22 15Seattle...................................................................... 2004 23 15Seattle Pacific .......................................................... 1987 24 14Southern N.H. .......................................................... 1988 24 14Southern N.H. .......................................................... 1989 25 14Seattle Pacific .......................................................... 1991 20 14Oakland .................................................................. 1996 24 14Clayton St. .............................................................. 2000 22 14Lewis........................................................................ 2000 23 14Cal St. Dom. Hills...................................................... 2002 23 14Cal St. Bakersfield .................................................... 2004 24 14

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINSNo. Team From To33 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 7, 1998 Sept. 1, 200026 Lynn ................................................ Oct. 6, 2000 Oct. 31, 200126 Truman ............................................ Oct. 20, 2002 Nov. 15, 200325 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 15, 1995 Oct. 12, 199623 S.C. Upstate .................................... Sept. 2, 1998 Dec. 3, 199823 Cal St. Dom. Hills.............................. Oct. 6, 2000 Sept. 24, 200122 Southern N.H. .................................. Sept. 2, 1988 Nov. 6, 198821 Lock Haven ...................................... 1980 198021 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Sept. 26, 1990 Sept. 14, 199120 Tampa ............................................ Nov. 1981 Nov. 3, 198220 Gannon............................................ Sept. 4, 1985 Nov. 16, 198518 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 1, 1998 Nov. 15, 199817 Francis Marion.................................. Aug. 28, 2000 Nov. 1, 200016 Cal St. L.A. ...................................... 1981 198116 Lynn ................................................ Oct. 21, 2002 Oct. 4, 200315 S.C. Upstate .................................... Sept. 19, 1992 Nov. 8, 199215 St. Anselm ........................................ Sept. 20, 1998 Nov. 14, 199815 Mercyhurst........................................ Aug. 30, 2002 Oct. 30, 200215 Seattle.............................................. Sept. 19, 2004 Present

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS No. Team From To41 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 28, 1989 Oct. 16, 199136 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 3, 1998 Sept. 2, 200035 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 10, 1995 Nov. 23, 199634 Tampa ............................................ Sept. 1981 Nov. 3, 198232 Cal St. Dom. Hills.............................. Sept. 6, 2000 Sept. 24, 200127 Lynn ................................................ Oct. 21, 2002 Current26 Lynn ................................................ Oct. 6, 2000 Oct. 31, 200126 Truman ............................................ Oct. 20, 2002 Nov. 15, 200323 S.C. Upstate .................................... Sept. 2, 1998 Dec. 3, 199823 Southampton .................................... Oct. 24, 1998 Nov. 13, 199923 Seattle.............................................. Aug. 26, 2004 Present22 Southern N.H. .................................. Sept. 2, 1988 Nov. 6, 198821 Lock Haven ...................................... 1980 198021 Southern N.H. .................................. Sept. 4, 1989 Nov. 5, 198920 Gannon............................................ Sept. 4, 1985 Nov. 16, 198520 St. Anselm ........................................ Sept. 20, 1998 Sept. 15, 199919 Southern N.H. .................................. Oct. 30, 1991 Oct. 21, 199218 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 1, 1998 Nov. 15, 199818 Dowling .......................................... Sept. 2, 2001 Nov. 30, 2001

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS(Includes conference and NCAA tournaments)No. Team From To32 Cal St. L.A. ...................................... 1982 198631 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 30, 1994 Oct. 15, 199724 Southern N.H. .................................. Sept. 2, 1988 Sept. 17, 199024 Lynn ................................................ Oct. 6, 2000 Sept. 18, 200320 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Sept. 3, 1990 Oct. 23, 199120 Seattle Pacific .................................. Sept. 30, 1993 Oct. 22, 199419 Catawba.......................................... Oct. 16, 1989 Oct. 3, 199118 Cal St. Bakersfield ............................ Sept. 30, 1995 Oct. 2, 199618 Wis.-Parkside.................................... 1996 199817 S.C. Upstate .................................... Oct. 4, 1997 Dec. 3, 199816 East Stroudsburg .............................. Sept. 14, 1994 Sept. 8, 199615 Florida Int’l ...................................... 1981 198315 Franklin Pierce .................................. Oct. 12, 1994 Nov. 20, 199515 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 7, 1998 Sept. 1, 200014 Seattle Pacific .................................. Sept. 9, 1987 Nov. 2, 198814 West Va. Wesleyan .......................... Oct. 3, 1995 Oct. 26, 1996

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS(Includes Conference Tournaments)No. Team From To33 Mercyhurst........................................ Oct. 23, 1996 Nov. 9, 200227 Cal St. Dom. Hills.............................. Oct. 30, 1999 Oct. 18, 200222 S.C. Upstate .................................... 1997 Oct. 16, 199921 Southern Ind. .................................... Sept. 24, 1989 Sept. 25, 199121 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 29, 1997 Sept. 17, 200018 Lewis................................................ Sept. 20, 1996 Oct. 4, 199716 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 3, 1992 Sept. 13, 199416 Southampton .................................... Oct. 28, 1998 Oct. 24, 200015 Cal St. L.A. ...................................... Sept. 29, 1982 Oct. 17, 198315 East Stroudsburg .............................. Nov. 3, 1993 Sept. 30, 199515 Cal St. Bakersfield ............................ Oct. 22, 1994 Oct. 5, 199614 East Stroudsburg .............................. Oct. 17, 1984 Oct. 25, 198613 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Sept. 24, 1982 Oct. 27, 1984

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No. Team From To13 Fort Lewis ........................................ Sept. 14, 1997 Sept. 13, 199812 Seattle.............................................. Sept. 4, 2003 Present11 Franklin Pierce .................................. Oct. 8, 1994 Oct. 18, 199511 Merrimack ........................................ Oct. 21, 1995 Oct. 17, 199611 Truman ............................................ Nov. 5, 1994 Oct. 9, 199711 Fort Lewis ........................................ Sept. 14, 1997 Sept. 13, 199811 Lynn ................................................ Oct. 25, 1997 Nov. 7, 199811 Fort Lewis ........................................ Oct. 18, 1998 Sept. 24, 199911 Southampton .................................... Oct. 28, 1998 Oct. 31, 1999

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes Conference Tournaments)No. Team From To46 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 10, 1995 Oct. 4, 200036 Mercyhurst........................................ Sept. 8, 1996 Nov. 9, 200232 Cal St. L.A. ...................................... Sept. 22, 1982 Oct. 31, 198429 Southern Ind. .................................. Sept. 24, 1989 Nov. 2, 199127 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 26, 1991 Sept. 27, 199527 Cal St. Dom. Hills.............................. Oct. 30, 1999 Oct. 18, 200224 Lewis................................................ Sept. 20, 1996 Nov. 1, 199724 Southampton .................................... Oct. 28, 1998 Nov. 4, 200222 West Va. Wesleyan .......................... Sept. 13, 1995 Oct. 29, 199722 S.C. Upstate .................................... 1997 Oct. 16, 199919 Truman ............................................ Oct. 9, 1988 Oct. 11, 199719 Lynn ................................................ Oct. 25, 1997 Sept. 14, 200017 Franklin Pierce .................................. Oct. 8, 1994 Sept. 28, 199617 Cal St. Bakersfield ............................ Oct. 22, 1994 Oct. 12, 199616 Merrimack ........................................ Sept. 30, 1995 Oct. 17, 1996

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTSNo. Team From To12 Wis.-Parkside.................................... 1989 198910 Seattle Pacific .................................. Sept. 27, 1991 Nov. 1, 199110 Lewis................................................ Sept. 20, 1996 Oct. 20, 199610 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Sept. 25, 1999 Nov. 14, 19999 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 26, 2001 Oct. 31, 20019 Seattle.............................................. Sept. 19, 2004 Oct. 24, 20048 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 14, 1985 Nov. 5, 19858 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Oct. 12, 1994 Nov. 2, 19948 Wis.-Parkside.................................... 1994 19948 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Sept. 18, 1996 Oct. 12, 19968 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 23, 1998 Oct. 21, 19988 Southern N.H. ................................ Oct. 18, 2000 Nov. 12, 20007 Cal St. Chico .................................... Sept. 15, 1978 Sept. 23, 19787 Seattle Pacific .................................. Sept. 20, 1980 Oct. 11, 19807 Mo.-St. Louis .................................... 1983 19837 Gannon............................................ Oct. 7, 1990 Oct. 31, 19907 S.C. Upstate .................................... Oct. 11, 1991 Nov. 1, 19917 Cal St. Bakersfield ............................ Oct. 4, 1995 Oct. 25, 19957 Southern N.H. .................................. Oct. 7, 1995 Oct. 30, 19957 Oakland .......................................... Oct. 30, 1996 Dec. 6, 19967 Fort Lewis ........................................ Oct. 18, 1998 Nov. 8, 19987 Fort Lewis ........................................ Aug. 27, 1999 Sept. 24, 19997 Southern N.H. .................................. Oct. 10, 1999 Oct. 30, 19997 Truman ............................................ Oct. 5, 2003 Oct. 28, 2003

SEASON WINS No. Team Year23 S.C. Upstate ...................................................................................... 199823 Cal St. Dom. Hills................................................................................ 200022 Alabama A&M .................................................................................. 197922 Southern N.H. .................................................................................... 198822 Southern N.H. .................................................................................... 198922 Southern Conn. St. ............................................................................ 199022 Lynn .................................................................................................. 200322 Seattle................................................................................................ 200421 Loyola (Md.) ...................................................................................... 197621 Lock Haven ........................................................................................ 198021 Catawba............................................................................................ 199021 Southern Conn. St. ............................................................................ 199221 Southern Conn. St. ............................................................................ 199521 Southern Conn. St. ............................................................................ 199721 Charleston (W.V.) .............................................................................. 199921 Cal St. Chico...................................................................................... 200320 Cal St. L.A. ........................................................................................ 198120 Gannon ............................................................................................ 198520 Seattle Pacific .................................................................................... 198520 Catawba............................................................................................ 199120 Southern N.H. .................................................................................... 199220 Cal St. Bakersfield .............................................................................. 199720 S.C. Upstate ...................................................................................... 199720 Southern Conn. St. ............................................................................ 199820 Southern Conn. St. ............................................................................ 1999

No. Team Year20 Wheeling Jesuit .................................................................................. 200020 Cal St. Dom. Hills................................................................................ 200120 Lewis.................................................................................................. 200120 Sonoma St. ........................................................................................ 200220 Southern N.H. .................................................................................... 200220 Truman .............................................................................................. 2003

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONSNo. Team From To34 Seattle Pacific .................................................... 1971 present29 Southern Conn. St. ............................................ 1976 present26 S.C. Upstate ...................................................... 1979 present25 Wis.-Parkside...................................................... 1980 present23 East Stroudsburg ................................................ 1981 present20 Mercyhurst ........................................................ 1985 present19 Oakland ............................................................ 1980 199819 Southern N.H. .................................................. 1984 200217 Gannon ............................................................ 1983 199917 Franklin Pierce .................................................... 1988 present15 Cal St. Chico...................................................... 1968 198215 Florida Int’l ........................................................ 1972 198615 Presbyterian........................................................ 1986 2000


Team Year W-L-T Next Year W-L-T ImprovementCal St. Chico 2002 6-13-0 2003 21-5-1 111/2Slippery Rock 2003 2-16-2 2004 11-5-2 10Cal St. Bakersfield 1987 4-16-1 1988 13-6-1 91/2Cal St. Bakersfield 1993 5-13-2 1994 14-3-4 91/2Cal St. Dom. Hills 1999 12-9-0 2000 23-1-1 91/2

UC Davis 1998 8-13-0 1999 16-3-2 9UNC Pembroke 2002 8-10-0 2003 17-1-2 9Gannon 1982 7-10-0 1983 17-3-0 81/2Lincoln Memorial 1991 2-15-0 1992 12-8-0 81/2NYIT 2000 3-14-2 2001 11-5-1 81/2

UNC Pembroke 2000 2-16-0 2001 10-7-1 81/2Seattle 2003 11-6-0 2004 22-0-1 81/2Lewis 1991 3-15-1 1992 12-8-1 8Grand Canyon 1997 7-12-1 1998 17-6-1 8Westminster (Pa.) 1999 5-11-2 2000 14-4-1 8Bridgeport 2000 4-12-1 2001 13-5-2 8Cal St. San B’dino 2000 1-18-1 2001 9-10-1 8Rockhurst 2001 6-10-2 2002 15-3-0 8Shepherd 2001 2-15-2 2002 12-9-0 8Salem Int’l 2002 3-16-1 2003 10-7-2 8Mercyhurst 1984 5-11-1 1985 13-4-1 71/2Southern Conn. St. 1989 14-7-1 1990 22-0-1 71/2Cal St. L.A. 1991 9-10-0 1992 16-2-3 71/2Stony Brook 1997 0-17-1 1998 8-10-0 71/2Queens (N.C.) 1998 8-9-1 1999 18-4-0 71/2

Concord 1999 4-14-0 2000 13-8-0 71/2Dist. Columbia 2000 7-8-0 2001 15-1-2 71/2Carson-Newman 2002 5-11-1 2003 14-5-3 71/2Northeastern St. 2002 5-14-0 2003 13-7-0 71/2

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SCORING OFFENSESeason Team G GO Avg.1998 Dowling................................................................. 18 72 4.001999 Charleston (W.V.)................................................... 23 112 4.872000 Wheeling Jesuit ...................................................... 22 102 4.642001 Christian Bros......................................................... 18 80 4.442002 East Stroudsburg..................................................... 21 97 4.622003 S.C. Upstate........................................................... 18 83 4.612004 S.C. Upstate........................................................... 19 77 4.05

TEAM GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Team G MIN GA GAA1998 Lynn............................................................ 19 1,762 7 0.361999 Southern Conn. St. ...................................... 20 1,885 8 0.382000 Wis.-Parkside............................................... 22 2,002 6 0.272001 Dowling ...................................................... 19 1,855 9 0.442002 Lynn............................................................ 17 1,533 9 0.532003 Truman........................................................ 21 1,900 8 0.382004 Seattle......................................................... 23 2,110 11 0.47

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGESeason Team G SO Pct.1998 Lynn ...................................................................... 19 13 .6841999 Southern Conn. St. ................................................ 20 15 .7502000 Wis.-Parkside ......................................................... 22 17 .773

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19801. Lock Haven2. Florida Int'l3. Cal St. Chico4. Southern Conn. St.5. Mo.-St. Louis6. Hartford7. Seattle Pacific8. Marist9. Tampa

10. Dist. Columbia

19811. Cal St. L.A.2. Tampa3. Cheyney4. Mo.-St. Louis5. Southern Conn. St.6. Seattle Pacific7. West Va. Wesleyan8. Cal St. Chico9. New Haven

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19821. Southern Conn. St.2. Florida Int'l

T3. OaklandT3. Mo.-St. Louis5. Tampa6. West Va. Wesleyan7. Southern Ind.8. Cal St. Dom. Hills9. Indiana (Pa.)

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19831. Florida Int'l2. Southern Conn. St.3. Tampa4. Seattle Pacific

5. Oakland6. Lock Haven7. Davis & Elkins8. Mo.-St. Louis9. New Haven

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19841. Tampa2. Davis & Elkins3. Mo.-St. Louis4. Oakland5. Seattle Pacific6. Florida Int'l7. New Haven8. Lock Haven9. Cal St. Northridge

10. Bridgeport11. Wright St.12. Midwestern St.13. Indiana (Pa.)14. Southern Conn. St.15. NYIT16. Cal St. L.A.17. Gannon18. Longwood19. Rollins20. Randolph-Macon

19851. Southern Conn. St.2. Gannon3. Seattle Pacific4. Florida Int'l5. NYIT6. Cal St. Northridge7. Davis & Elkins8. East Stroudsburg9. Keene St.

10. Mo.-St. Louis11. St. Thomas (Minn.)12. Chapman

13. Oakland14. Liberty15. Barry16. Bridgeport17. Southern N.H.18. Cal St. Chico19. New Haven20. Longwood

19861. Cal St. Northridge2. Davis & Elkins3. Bridgeport4. Gannon5. Tampa6. Southern N.H.7. Seattle Pacific8. Lock Haven9. Southern Conn. St.

10. Oakland11. Cal St. East Bay12. NYIT13. East Stroudsburg14. Florida Int'l15. Longwood16. UC Davis17. Mo.-St. Louis18. Mercy19. Cal St. Chico20. C.W. Post

19871. Cal St. Northridge2. Tampa3. Mo.-St. Louis4. Southern N.H.5. Seattle Pacific6. Southern Conn. St.7. East Stroudsburg8. Florida Tech9. Oakland

10. Cal St. East Bay11. C.W. Post12. Lock Haven13. Longwood14. Keene St.15. Cal Poly16. Truman

17. Mt. St. Mary's18. Sacramento St.19. Bridgeport20. Shippensburg

19881. Southern N.H.2. Oakland3. Seattle Pacific4. Southern Conn. St.5. Florida Tech6. Mo.-St. Louis7. Cal St. East Bay8. Bridgeport9. Lock Haven

10. Tampa11. Gannon12. Cal St. Northridge13. UNC Greensboro14. Keene St.15. Cal St. Dom. Hills16. Lewis17. Longwood18. NYIT19. Sacramento St.20. C.W. Post

1989T1. Southern N.H.T1. UNC Greensboro3. Gannon4. Florida Tech5. Cal St. Northridge6. East Stroudsburg7. Mercy8. Tampa9. Cal Poly

10. Oakland11. Springfield12. Cal St. East Bay13. Southern Conn. St.14. Mo.-St. Louis15. Cal St. Bakersfield16. Franklin Pierce

T17. TrumanT17. Humboldt St.T19. Fla. AtlanticT19. Cal St. Chico

19901. Southern Conn. St.2. Seattle Pacific3. Gannon4. UNC Greensboro5. Oakland6. Bridgeport7. Tampa8. Cal St. Bakersfield9. Florida Tech

10. Truman11. Sonoma St.12. Buffalo St.13. Mo.-St. Louis14. C.W. Post15. Cal Poly16. Lock Haven17. Southern N.H.18. Barry19. Southern Ind.20. Sacred Heart

19911. Florida Tech2. Mo.-St. Louis3. Seattle Pacific4. Franklin Pierce5. Tampa6. Keene St.7. Sonoma St.8. Oakland9. S.C. Upstate

10. Bridgeport11. Cal St. San B'dino12. Wis.-Parkside13. Southern Conn. St.14. Cal Poly15. Truman16. Southern N.H.17. Queens (N.C.)18. Gannon19. UC Davis20. Bentley

19921. Southern Conn. St.2. Florida Tech3. Grand Canyon4. Cal St. L.A.5. S.C. Upstate

6. Oakland7. Southern N.H.8. Seattle Pacific9. Lock Haven

10. Tampa11. Franklin Pierce12. Gannon13. Cal St. Bakersfield14. Wis.-Parkside15. Barry16. C.W. Post17. Sacred Heart18. Denver19. Augusta St.20. East Stroudsburg

19931. Florida Tech2. Southern Conn. St.3. Seattle Pacific4. Gannon5. Tampa6. Sonoma St.7. Oakland8. Franklin Pierce9. S.C. Upstate

10. C.W. Post11. Truman12. Cal Poly13. Southern N.H.14. Lander15. Wis.-Parkside16. Cal St. San B'dino17. Rollins18. Lock Haven19. Bentley20. Regis (Colo.)

19941. Southern Conn. St.2. S.C. Upstate3. Wis.-Parkside4. Cal St. Bakersfield5. Seattle Pacific6. Tampa7. Franklin Pierce8. Oakland9. C.W. Post

Final Coaches’ Polls

NOTE: Poll conducted by the IntercollegiateSoccer Coaches Association of America (ISAA)from 1980-95. The National Soccer CoachesAssociation of America assumed responsibilityin 1996.

Season Team G SO Pct.2001 Lynn ...................................................................... 19 13 .6842002 Tusculum................................................................ 21 13 .6192003 Truman .................................................................. 21 16 .7622004 Franklin Pierce........................................................ 24 16 .667

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason Team W L T Pct.1998 S.C. Upstate .................................................... 23 1 0 .9581999 Southern Conn. St. .......................................... 20 0 0 1.0002000 Cal St. Dom. Hills ............................................ 23 1 1 .9402001 Lewis .............................................................. 20 1 0 .952

Tampa ............................................................ 19 0 2 .9522002 Lynn ................................................................ 16 1 0 .9412003 Lynn ................................................................ 22 0 1 .9782004 Seattle ............................................................ 22 0 1 .978

MOST IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORDSeason Team From To Improved1999 UC Davis............................................ 8-13-0 16-3-2 92000 Cal St. Dom. Hills ............................... 12-9-0 23-1-1 91/2

2001 NYIT .................................................. 3-14-2 11-5-1 81/2

UNC Pembroke .................................. 2-16-0 10-7-1 81/2

2002 Shepherd ........................................... 2-15-2 12-9-0 8

Season Team From To ImprovedRockhurst............................................ 6-10-2 15-3-0 8

2003 Cal St. Chico...................................... 6-1-3-0 21-5-1 111/22004 Slippery Rock...................................... 2-16-2 11-5-2 10


Team W-L-T W-L-T ImprovedSlippery Rock .......................................... 2-16-2 11-5-2 10Seattle .................................................... 11-6-0 22-0-1 81/2Eckerd .................................................... 2-17-0 7-9-1 61/2Humboldt St. .......................................... 2-19-0 8-12-0 61/2Lincoln Memorial .................................... 6-10-2 12-3-1 61/2

Davis & Elkins ........................................ 2-17-0 7-10-2 6Le Moyne................................................ 10-7-2 17-2-1 6Merrimack .............................................. 5-9-4 13-5-1 6Anderson (S.C.) ...................................... 3-13-3 9-8-0 51/2C.W. Post .............................................. 4-16-0 7-8-2 51/2

Mercy .................................................... 6-11-0 12-6-1 51/2Mount Olive............................................ 7-9-4 14-5-3 51/2Northern Ky. .......................................... 4-9-3 12-6-2 51/2

$To determine games improved, add the difference in victories between the two seasonsto the difference in losses, then divide by two; ties not counted. Includes postseason.


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10. Cal St. L.A.11. East Stroudsburg12. Florida Tech13. Southern N.H.14. Rollins15. Grand Canyon16. Mercyhurst17. Lock Haven18. Lander19. West Tex. A&M20. Le Moyne

19951. Tampa2. Franklin Pierce3. Cal St. Bakersfield4. Truman5. Southern Conn. St.6. S.C. Upstate7. East Stroudsburg8. Seattle Pacific9. Southern N.H.

10. Presbyterian11. Grand Canyon12. Mercyhurst13. Lander14. West Tex. A&M15. Dowling16. Gannon17. Rollins18. Le Moyne19. Sonoma St.20. Lock Haven21. Queens (N.C.)22. Keene St.23. Oakland24. Colorado Mines25. St. Leo

19961. Grand Canyon2. Oakland3. Southern Conn. St.4. Lynn5. Tampa6. Seattle Pacific7. Mercyhurst

8. Dowling9. Cal St. Bakersfield

10. Lander11. West Va. Wesleyan12. Franklin Pierce13. West Tex. A&M14. Southern N.H.15. Sonoma St.16. Charleston (W.V.)17. New Haven18. Lock Haven19. East Stroudsburg20. St. Leo

19971. Cal St. Bakersfield2. Lynn3. Southern Conn. St.4. Truman5. S.C. Upstate6. Southern N.H.7. West Va. Wesleyan8. Seattle Pacific9. Franklin Pierce

10. Tampa11. SIU Edwardsville12. Ala.-Huntsville13. West Tex. A&M14. East Stroudsburg15. Fort Lewis16. Dowling17. Lock Haven18. Cal Poly Pomona19. C.W. Post20. Mercyhurst21. Lander22. St. Leo23. Wis.-Parkside24. Southampton25. Cal St. Dom. Hills

19981. Southern Conn. St.2. S.C. Upstate3. Mercyhurst

4. Seattle Pacific5. Lynn6. Southern N.H.7. Truman8. Grand Canyon9. West Fla.

10. East Stroudsburg11. Franklin Pierce12. Barry13. Quincy14. Cal Poly Pomona15. Dowling16. Fort Lewis17. Tampa18. Cal St. Chico19. Southampton20. Augusta St.21. St. Anselm22. Rockhurst23. Mars Hill24. Gannon25. Cal St. Dom. Hills

19991. Southern Conn. St.2. Fort Lewis3. Charleston (W.V.)4. Barry5. Southampton6. UC Davis7. Queens (N.C.)8. IPFW9. Lynn

10. Wingate11. Seattle Pacific12. Truman13. Southern N.H.14. St. Edward’s15. West Va. Wesleyan16. East Stroudsburg17. Grand Canyon18. St. Anselm19. Colorado St.-Pueblo20. Francis Marion21. Rollins22. Mercyhurst

23. Concordia (N.Y.)24. Lewis

T25. S.C. UpstateT25. Dowling

20001. Cal St. Dom. Hills2. Barry3. East Stroudsburg4. Lewis5. Wheeling Jesuit6. Francis Marion7. Southern N.H.8. West Tex. A&M9. Dowling

10. Wis.-Parkside11. Metro St.12. St. Anselm13. Seattle Pacific14. Clayton St.15. Mercyhurst16. Christian Bros.17. Southern Conn. St.18. Lynn19. Southampton20. Lander21. Truman22. Sonoma St.23. West Va. Wesleyan24. Fort Lewis

T25. TampaT25. C.W. Post

20011. Tampa2. Cal St. Dom. Hills3. Dowling4. SIU Edwardsville5. Southern Conn. St.6. Lander7. West Tex. A&M8. Ashland9. Lynn

10. Lewis11. Mercyhurst12. Fort Lewis13. Clayton St.14. St. Anselm

15. East Stroudsburg16. Cal St. Bakersfield17. Barry18. S.C. Upstate19. Southern N.H.20. West Va. Wesleyan21. Wis.-Parkside22. UC Davis23. Bridgeport24. Regis (Colo.)25. West Fla.

20021. Sonoma St.2. Southern N.H.3. Central Ark.4. Mercyhurst5. S.C. Upstate6. East Stroudsburg7. Midwestern St.8. Rockhurst9. Barry

10. Southern Conn. St.11. Cal St. Dom. Hills12. Incarnate Word13. Lewis14. Lynn15. West Chester16. Dist. Columbia17. Queens (N.C.)18. West Va. Wesleyan19. Colorado Mines20. Cal St. Bakersfield21. Mass.-Lowell22. Lees-McRae23. Truman24. Dowling25. Wingate

20031. Lynn2. Cal St. Chico3. Dowling4. Truman5. Findlay6. S.C. Upstate7. Mass.-Lowell8. Southern Conn. St.

9. Cal St. Dom. Hills10. Incarnate Word11. Midwestern St.12. Carson-Newman13. East Stroudsburg14. Rollins15. Mercyhurst16. UNC Pembroke17. SIU Edwardsville18. Barry19. Franklin Pierce20. NYIT21. UC San Diego22. Wheeling Jesuit23. Ashland24. Northeastern St.25. Rockhurst

20041. Seattle2. SIU Edwardsville3. Dowling4. UNC Pembroke5. Incarnate Word6. Tusculum7. Central Ark.8. Southern Conn. St.9. Carson-Newman

10. Franklin Pierce11. Cal St. Bakersfield12. Wis.-Parkside13. Rollins14. Fort Lewis15. Clayton St.16. Lock Haven17. Cal St. Dom. Hills18. Lewis19. Mass.-Lowell20. Catawba21. Northeastern St.22. Queens (N.C.)23. Montevallo24. California (Pa.)25. Seattle Pacific

Division IIIMen’s RecordsIndividual Records .............................................. 40Team Records ..................................................... 46Polls ................................................................... 51


Individual Records Official NCAA Division III men’s soccerrecords began with the 1974 season and arebased on information submitted to the NCAAstatistics service by institutions participating inthe statistics rankings. Career records of play-ers include only those years in which theycompeted in Division III. Annual championsstarted in the 1998 season, which was thefirst year the NCAA compiled weekly leaders.In statistical rankings, the rounding of per-centages and/or averages may indicate tieswhere none exist. In these cases, the numeri-cal order of the rankings is accurate.

POINTSGame

23—John Drummond, Piedmont vs. Fisk, Oct. 10,2004

Season96—Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville, 1983 (18 games)

Career258—Tony Crescitelli, Mass. Liberal Arts, 1975-78 (62

games)


5.33—Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville, 1983 (96 in 18games)

Career (Min. 100 points)4.49—Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville, 1982-84 (247 in

55 games)

GOALSGame

10—Marc Tirikian, Kalamazoo vs. Olivet, Sept. 28,1985

Season41—Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville, 1983 (18 games)

Career123—Tony Crescitelli, Mass. Liberal Arts, 1975-78 (62

games)


2.28—Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville, 1983 (41 in 18games)

Career (Min. 40 goals)1.98—Tony Crescitelli, Mass. Liberal Arts, 1975-78

(123 in 62 games)ASSISTSGame

11—John Drummond, Piedmont vs. Fisk, Oct. 10,2004

Season30—John Drummond, Piedmont, 2004 (26 games)

Career62—Arron Lujan, Colorado Col., 1991-94 (84 games)


1.24—Fabio Miranda, CCNY, 1993 (21 in 17 games)Career (Min. 25 assists)

0.91—John Drummond, Piedmont, 2003-04 (41 in 45games)


9 players (most recent: Erik Elizondo, Dominican [Ill.],2001-04, and John Drummond, Piedmont, 2003-04)

Goalkeeping

SAVESGame

42—Steve Runyon, Southern Vt. vs. Western New Eng.,Sept. 25, 2004

Season308—Matt Arnts, Daniel Webster, 2000 (17 games);

David Biddinger, Lake Erie, 2000 (20 games)Career

867—Zanna Laisu, Roger Williams, 1980-84 (91games)


21.64—Chris Adamkiewicz, Rowan, 1976 (303 in 14games)

Career13.82—Matt Arnts, Daniel Webster, 2000-03 (456 in

33 games)

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason (Min. half of the team’s total minutes)

0.15—Dan Welch, Macalester, 1997 (3 GA in 1,749min.)

Career (Min. 2,500 minutes)0.35—Peter Simonini, Plymouth St., 1976-79 (24 GA

in 6,120 min.)

SOLO SHUTOUTSSeason

18—Joel Wallace, MacMurray, 1991 (25 games)

SOLO SHUTOUTS PERCENTAGESeason

0.83—Terry Leinendecker, St. John’s (Minn.), 1982 (15in 18 games)

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYED8,190—Zanna Laisu, Roger Williams, 1980-84

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF GAME:04—Stuart Hulke, Roger Williams vs. Johnson &

Wales (R.I.), Sept. 14, 1999

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME TEAM:05—Centre (Mike Weckenbrock and Alex Marsden)

vs. Rose-Hulman, Sept. 29, 2002

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME PLAYER:12—Martin Forman, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Oberlin, Nov.

3, 1998

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME PLAYER

1:09—Mike Pepe, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Case Reserve,Oct. 10, 1992 (scored at 12:57, 13:16, 14:06)


:10—Mike Norton, Keene St., then Eric Reed,Wheaton (Mass.), Sept. 9, 2000; Jason Colley,Wheaton (Mass.), then Muhamed El Hussani, Rivier,Oct. 2, 2002

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE GOAL

15—Matthew Doran, Johns Hopkins, Sept. 2, 2000, toNov. 1, 2000; Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.), Sept. 14,2002 to Nov. 2, 2002

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES1,428:00—Peter Boyer, Muhlenberg, Sept. 20, 2003,

to Nov. 29, 2003

Scoring

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POINTS No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 23 John Drummond, Piedmont vs. Fisk ..............................................Oct. 10, 200420 Marc Tirikian, Kalamazoo vs. Olivet...........................................Sept. 28, 198520 John Drummond, Piedmont vs. Fisk ..............................................Oct. 17, 200418 Mike Hobin, Loras vs. Clarke ...................................................................198918 Mark Phillips, Kenyon vs. Case Reserve ....................................................199416 Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville vs. Knox...........................................Sept. 24, 198316 Charlie Keskinidis, Mass.-Boston vs. Suffolk ...............................................198916 Zach Atkinson, Oglethorpe vs. Fisk ............................................Sept. 30, 200415 John Ploeger, Capital vs. Ashland ...............................................Oct. 17, 197915 Pedro Rodriguez, MacMurray vs. Park...........................................Oct. 6, 199215 Mike Rudney, Buffalo St. vs. Medaille ............................................Oct. 5, 199914 Mike Lilly, St. John’s (Minn.) vs. St. Mary’s (Minn.)......................................197614 Tom Strutt, Buffalo St. vs. Daemen .............................................................198014 Dan Browdie, Lawrence vs. Lakeland .........................................Sept. 15, 198414 Jordan Babic, Utica/Rome vs. Medaille......................................Sept. 11, 199913 Bill Ensslen, Elizabethtown vs. Wilkes............................................Nov. 6, 197613 Mike Ault, Bethany (W.V.) vs. Wash. & Jeff. ...............................Sept. 22, 198413 Hernan Maldonado, Richard Stockton vs. Bloomfield....................Oct. 22, 198613 Joe Gohr, Neb. Wesleyan vs. Upper Iowa....................................Sept. 1, 200113 Danny Almond, Emory & Henry vs. Johnson Bible .......................Sept. 18, 200113 Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) vs. Chowan ...................................Oct. 10, 2001

GOALSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 10 Marc Tirikian, Kalamazoo vs. Olivet...........................................Sept. 28, 19859 Mike Hobin, Loras vs. Clarke ...................................................................19899 Mark Phillips, Kenyon vs. Case Reserve ....................................................1994

No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 8 Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville vs. Knox...........................................Sept. 24, 19837 Mike Lilly, St. John’s (Minn.) vs. St. Mary’s (Minn.)......................................19767 Charlie Keskinidis, Mass.-Boston vs. Suffolk ...............................................19897 Mike Rudney, Buffalo St. vs. Medaille ............................................Oct. 5, 19997 Zach Atkinson, Oglethorpe vs. Fisk.............................................Sept. 30, 20047 John Drummond, Piedmont vs. Fisk ..............................................Oct. 17, 20046 Joe Scimeca, Wm. Paterson vs. Richard Stockton .......................................19776 Hernan Borja, N.J. Inst. of Tech. vs. Staten Island .......................Sept. 16, 19786 Rich DeLeo, DeSales vs. United Wesleyan...................................Sept. 26, 19786 John Ploeger, Capital vs. Ashland................................................Oct. 17, 19796 Dan Browdie, Lawrence vs. Lakeland .........................................Sept. 15, 19846 Tom Visosky, Juniata vs. Pitt.-Bradford ..........................................Oct. 24, 19846 Mark Gonsalves, Westfield St. vs. Framingham St. ....................................19866 Tim Riggs, DeSales vs. Penn St.-Harrisburg...................................Oct. 12, 19886 Pascal Damkam, Maryville (Mo.) vs. Blackburn ...........................Sept. 21, 19926 Joe Gohr, Neb. Wesleyan vs. Upper Iowa....................................Sept. 1, 20016 Bob Jacquith, Mass.-Dartmouth vs. Newbury...............................Sept. 13, 20036 Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.) vs. Ripon ......................................Sept. 24, 20046 Tommy Becker, Ripon vs. Monmouth (Ill.)........................................Oct. 3, 20046 John Drummond, Piedmont vs. Fisk ..............................................Oct. 10, 2004

ASSISTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 11 John Drummond, Piedmont vs. Fisk ..............................................Oct. 10, 20048 Marcos Gonzalez, Ozarks (Ark.) vs. Rhema Bible .........................Sept. 4, 20017 Brian Flaherty, Loras vs. Clarke.................................................................19897 Danny Almond, Emory & Henry vs. Johnson Bible .......................Sept. 18, 20016 Tom Strutt, Buffalo St. vs. Daemen .............................................................19806 Danny Almond, Emory & Henry vs. Fisk .......................................Sept. 1, 20016 John Drummond, Piedmont vs. Fisk ..............................................Oct. 17, 20045 Bob Mosenge, Lake Forest vs. Ripon.............................................Nov. 4, 1974

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SAVESNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 42 Steve Runyon, Southern Vt. vs. Western New Eng. ......................Sept. 25, 200436 Mark Sullivan, Muhlenberg vs. Dickinson.....................................Oct. 11, 197935 Albert Stroble, Marywood vs. King’s (Pa.)...................................Sept. 29, 199835 Jason Berkowitz, Gwynedd-Mercy vs. Rutgers-Camden ...................Oct. 7, 200033 Derrick Lyngholm, Bethel (Minn.) vs. Wheaton (Ill.).........................Nov. 7, 199832 Jason Jakubec, Lake Erie vs. Penn St.-Behrend ..............................Oct. 18, 200031 Jim Sweeney, Albright vs. Susquehanna.......................................Oct. 14, 199431 Shawn Beldue, Keuka vs. Elmira ...................................................Oct. 3, 199831 John Moore, Franklin vs. Lincoln Chrst. .......................................Sept. 19, 200330 Brad Cordrey, Salisbury vs. Rowan...........................................................197530 Dave Biddinger, Lake Erie vs. Hiram..............................................Oct. 8, 200029 Luis Silva, Concordia-Austin vs. East Tex. Baptist ............................Sept. 9, 200028 Marc Lyons, Nichols vs. MIT.....................................................................198628 Albert Stroble, Marywood vs. Wesley...........................................Sept. 9, 199828 Albert Stroble, Marywood vs. Misericordia..................................Oct. 22, 199828 Mike Lathrop, Cazenovia vs. Barton............................................Oct. 10, 199927 Mike Lathrop, Cazenovia vs. Alfred...............................................Oct. 1, 1999

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POINTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Points Avg.Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville ............................. 1983 18 96 5.33John Ploeger, Capital ..................................... 1979 14 71 5.07Hernan Borja, N.J. Inst. of Tech....................... 1980 14 62 4.43Fabio Miranda, CCNY .................................. 1993 17 75 4.41Savvas Kyriakidis, Hunter ............................... 1987 15 66 4.40Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. .................... 2004 20 86 4.30Elliot Hooper, Mount Union ............................ 1974 13 54 4.15Larry Shelhammer, Gust. Adolphus.................. 1975 15 62 4.13Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville ............................. 1982 18 74 4.11Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville ............................. 1984 19 77 4.05Joey Barone, Calvin....................................... 1991 22 85 3.86Robert Gomes, Elms....................................... 2000 15 57 3.80Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.).......................... 2001 19 72 3.79Ilya Yermolenko, Baruch ................................. 1999 12 45 3.75John Ioannu, Montclair St. ............................. 1983 16 58 3.63Joey Kim, Haverford ...................................... 1992 17 61 3.59Alex Blake, Williams...................................... 2001 17 61 3.59Patrick Laurent, Eastern................................... 1998 21 75 3.57Adriano dos Santos, Elms............................... 2001 16 57 3.56Ken Potts, St. John’s (Minn.) ............................ 1974 16 56 3.50Ilya Yermolenko, Baruch ................................. 1998 12 42 3.50Steve Clark, Plymouth St. ............................... 1982 19 65 3.42Cory Cwiklinski, Medaille .............................. 2003 19 65 3.42

POINTSPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Assists PointsJim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville................. 1983 18 41 14 96John Drummond, Piedmont................. 2004 26 29 30 88Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. ....... 2004 20 39 8 86Joey Barone, Calvin .......................... 1991 22 34 17 85Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville................. 1984 19 32 13 77

Player, Team Year Games Goals Assists PointsFabio Miranda, CCNY...................... 1993 17 27 21 75Patrick Laurent, Eastern ...................... 1998 21 32 11 75Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville................. 1982 18 32 10 74Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.)................ 2002 22 32 10 74Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) ............. 2001 19 32 8 72John Ploeger, Capital......................... 1979 14 30 11 71Tom DeGeorge, Arcadia.................... 2001 22 26 17 69Doug Edwards, Scranton ................... 1990 22 27 13 67Savvas Kyriakidis, Hunter .................. 1987 15 27 12 66Dan Morlan, Colorado Col................ 1997 21 27 12 66Marcos Gonzalez, Ozarks (Ark.) ....... 2001 22 20 26 66Steve Clark, Plymouth St. .................. 1982 19 28 9 65Arron Lujan, Colorado Col. .............. 1992 22 25 15 65Eric Brown, Wheaton (Ill.) .................. 1998 22 24 17 65Cory Cwiklinski, Medaille.................. 2003 19 24 17 65Dave Rosenberger, Luther................... 1992 20 28 8 64Stuart Hulke, Roger Williams.............. 1998 20 29 6 64Matt Bills, Messiah ............................ 2002 26 29 6 64

GOALS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville................................ 1983 18 41 2.28John Ploeger, Capital........................................ 1979 14 30 2.14Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. ...................... 2004 20 39 1.95Savvas Kyriakidis, Hunter.................................. 1987 15 27 1.80Hernan Borja, N.J. Inst. of Tech......................... 1980 14 65 1.79Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville................................ 1982 18 32 1.78Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville................................ 1984 19 32 1.68Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) ............................ 2001 19 32 1.68Goskel Ergene, Bard ........................................ 2001 13 21 1.62Larry Shelhammer, Gust. Adolphus .................... 1975 15 24 1.60Fabio Miranda, CCNY..................................... 1993 17 27 1.59Ilya Yermolenko, Baruch ................................... 1998 12 19 1.58Ilya Yermolenko, Baruch ................................... 1999 12 19 1.58John Ioannu, Montclair St. ............................... 1983 16 25 1.56Joey Barone, Calvin ......................................... 1991 22 34 1.55Elliot Hooper, Mount Union............................... 1974 13 20 1.54Robert Gomes, Elms ......................................... 2000 15 23 1.53Alex Blake, Williams ........................................ 2001 17 26 1.53Patrick Laurent, Eastern ..................................... 1998 21 32 1.52Adriano dos Santos, Elms ................................. 2001 16 24 1.50Jason Ross, Augustana (Ill.) ............................... 2002 20 30 1.50Steve Clark, Plymouth St. ................................. 1982 19 28 1.47Mike Schweinert, Wis.-Platteville........................ 2001 19 28 1.47

GOALSPlayer, Team Year Games GoalsJim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville............................................ 1983 18 41Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. .................................. 2004 20 39Joey Barone, Calvin ..................................................... 1991 22 34Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville............................................ 1982 18 32Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville............................................ 1984 19 32Patrick Laurent, Eastern ................................................. 1998 21 32Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) ........................................ 2001 19 32Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ........................................... 2002 22 32John Ploeger, Capital.................................................... 1979 14 30Jason Ross, Augustana (Ill.) ........................................... 2002 20 30Stuart Hulke, Roger Williams......................................... 1998 20 29Matt Bills, Messiah ....................................................... 2002 26 29John Drummond, Piedmont............................................ 2004 26 29Steve Clark, Plymouth St. ............................................. 1982 19 28Dave Rosenberger, Luther.............................................. 1992 20 28Mike Schweinert, Wis.-Platteville.................................... 2001 19 28Verne Houston, Wartburg ............................................. 2004 23 28Savvas Kyriakidis, Hunter.............................................. 1987 15 27Doug Edwards, Scranton .............................................. 1990 24 27Will Lukow, Oglethorpe ................................................ 1992 19 27Fabio Miranda, CCNY................................................. 1993 17 27Dan Morlan, Colorado Col. ......................................... 1997 21 27Matthew Doran, Johns Hopkins ..................................... 2000 19 27

ASSISTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Assists Avg. Fabio Miranda, CCNY..................................... 1993 17 21 1.24Marcos Gonzalez, Ozarks (Ark.)....................... 2001 22 26 1.18John Drummond, Piedmont ................................ 2004 26 30 1.15Timmy Kyrkostas, Norwich ................................ 2001 22 25 1.14Ken Potts, St. John’s (Minn.)............................... 1974 16 18 1.13Jeff Valentini, Augustana (Ill.) ............................. 1996 18 20 1.11Mike Domin, Carthage ..................................... 1996 19 21 1.11Milton Medeiros, Plymouth St. .......................... 1997 19 21 1.11Pedro Rodriguez, MacMurray ........................... 1993 21 23 1.10Elliot Hooper, Mount Union ............................... 1974 13 14 1.08


Player, Team Year Games Assists Avg. Kurt Gaugler, Haverford ................................... 1992 17 18 1.06Josef Powell, Williams....................................... 2001 17 18 1.06Mark Bleser, Johnson & Wales (R.I.) ................... 2004 19 20 1.05Craig Dziadowicz, Wis.-Whitewater.................. 1998 20 21 1.05Tommy Walthall, Mary Washington ................... 1991 21 22 1.05Troy Edwards, Wheaton (Ill.) ............................. 1993 22 23 1.05Ali Goncalves, Westfield St. ............................. 1975 20 20 1.00Jamie Malone, Marietta .................................... 1982 14 14 1.00Dan DePablos, Luther........................................ 1992 20 20 1.00Arron Lujan, Colorado Col................................ 1993 20 20 1.00Paul Andrew, Plymouth St. ................................ 1993 18 18 1.00T.R. Bell, Lake Forest ......................................... 1993 16 16 1.00Steve Hemke, Frostburg St. ............................. 1997 20 20 1.00Todd Hasbarger, Concordia-M’head.................. 1997 17 17 1.00Ahmed Mohyeldin, Emory................................. 1998 19 19 1.00

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Year Games AssistsJohn Drummond, Piedmont............................................ 2004 26 30Marcos Gonzalez, Ozarks (Ark.)................................... 2001 22 26Timmy Kyrkostas, Norwich............................................ 2001 22 25Pedro Rodriguez, MacMurray ....................................... 1993 21 23Troy Edwards, Wheaton (Ill.) ......................................... 1993 22 23Tommy Walthall, Mary Washington ............................... 1991 21 22Ali Goncalves, Westfield St. ......................................... 1974 23 21Fabio Miranda, CCNY................................................. 1993 17 21Mike Domin, Carthage ................................................. 1996 19 21Milton Medeiros, Plymouth St. ...................................... 1997 19 21Craig Dziadowicz, Wis.-Whitewater ............................. 1998 20 21Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.)........................................ 2003 24 21Ali Goncalves, Westfield St. ......................................... 1975 20 20Dan DePablos, Luther.................................................... 1992 20 20Arron Lujan, Colorado Col. .......................................... 1993 20 20Wayne Street, Ohio Wesleyan ...................................... 1994 21 20Jeff Valentini, Augustana (Ill.) ......................................... 1996 18 20Steve Hemke, Frostburg St. .......................................... 1997 20 20Edward Ferdinand, Bethany (W.V.)................................ 1997 22 20Mark Bleser, Johnson & Wales (R.I.)............................... 2004 19 20John Rubinetti, Montclair St. .......................................... 1990 20 19Ahmed Mohyeldin, Emory ............................................ 1998 19 19Aerik Williams, Johns Hopkins....................................... 2000 20 19Jeff Moore, Richard Stockton ......................................... 2001 27 19Brandon Migitsch, Pitt.-Greensburg ................................ 2002 20 19

SAVES PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Saves Avg. Chris Adamkiewicz, Rowan .............................. 1976 14 303 21.64Albert Stroble, Marywood................................. 1998 15 285 19.00Skip Haile, Manhattanville ................................ 1985 15 279 18.60Matt Arnts, Daniel Webster ............................... 2000 17 308 18.12German Rojas, John Jay.................................... 2001 12 195 16.25Luke Windy, William Penn ................................ 1999 16 255 15.94Luke Windy, William Penn ................................ 1996 14 222 15.86Dave Malefsky, New Jersey City........................ 1976 11 174 15.82

Player, Team Year Games Saves Avg. David Biddinger, Lake Erie ................................ 2000 20 308 15.40Ty Miller, Capital .............................................. 1995 17 256 15.06Mark Bennett, Wash. & Lee............................... 1976 13 192 14.77Ruddley Emerson, Cazenovia ............................ 2001 18 264 14.67Tim Wolters, Hilbert .......................................... 1998 13 188 14.46Brad Cordrey, Salisbury.................................... 1975 14 200 14.29Mike Lathrop, Cazenovia.................................. 1999 17 241 14.18John Simon, Trinity (Conn.)................................ 1981 12 170 14.17Steve Neder, Wis.-Platteville .............................. 1980 17 238 14.00David Jaros, Wis.-Superior ................................ 2000 10 140 14.00Raymond Donnelly, Maritime (N.Y.) ................... 2002 11 154 14.00Chris Doerr, Albright......................................... 1993 17 234 13.76

SAVESPlayer, Team Year Games SavesMatt Arnts, Daniel Webster............................................ 2000 17 308David Biddinger, Lake Erie ............................................ 2000 20 308Chris Adamkiewicz, Rowan........................................... 1976 14 303Albert Stroble, Marywood............................................. 1998 15 285Skip Haile, Manhattanville............................................. 1985 15 279Ruddley Emerson, Cazenovia ........................................ 2001 18 264Ty Miller, Capital .......................................................... 1995 17 256Luke Windy, William Penn............................................. 1999 16 255Casey Snyder, Neumann............................................... 2001 20 253Mike Lathrop, Cazenovia .............................................. 1999 17 241Steve Neder, Wis.-Platteville .......................................... 1980 17 238Jay Magid, Albright ...................................................... 2001 18 237Adam Gawronski, Anna Maria ..................................... 1998 18 235Chris Doerr, Albright ..................................................... 1993 17 234Matt Mason, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ........................................ 2003 20 234Matt Mason, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ........................................ 2000 20 233Phil Schneider, Defiance................................................ 1999 18 230Kurt Reckamp, Wartburg............................................... 1996 19 229Cris Cornell, Caltech..................................................... 2000 19 229Shawn Beldue, Keuka ................................................... 1998 17 225Luke Windy, William Penn............................................. 1996 14 222

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGEPlayer, Team Year GA Min. GAA Dan Welch, Macalester ................................... 1997 3 1,749 0.15Andy Moulton, Gust. Adolphus......................... 2004 3 1,544 0.18Andy Moulton, Gust. Adolphus......................... 2003 3 1,318 0.21Dustin Crooker, St. Lawrence............................ 2000 3 1,197.8 0.23Gary Kane Jr., Johns Hopkins........................... 2004 5 1,810 0.25Peter Boyer, Drew .......................................... 2003 6 2,099 0.26Pete Simonini, Plymouth St. ............................. 1978 5 1,710 0.26Harrison Jacobs, Ohio Wesleyan...................... 1994 4 1,338 0.27Rob Blanck, Williams ...................................... 1988 5 1,602 0.28Chris Esnes, Rowan......................................... 1999 6 1,848 0.29Dustin Shambach, Messiah .............................. 2004 7 2,137 0.30Chris Balducci, Plattsburgh St. .......................... 1992 5 1,512 0.30Brian Zaks, Roanoke ....................................... 1998 3 899 0.30Brian Siljander, UC San Diego ......................... 1988 5 1,462 0.31Terry Leindecker, St. John’s (Minn.) .................... 1982 5 1,450 0.31Andrew Roraff, Redlands ................................. 2004 5 1,426 0.32Jay Varrato, Elizabethtown ............................... 1989 8 2,175 0.33Rob Bednarik, Drew ........................................ 1985 4 1,080 0.33Pete Simonini, Plymouth St. ............................. 1977 5 1,350 0.33David Thomas, Carnegie Mellon....................... 2003 5 1,323 0.34Doug Lupton, Whitworth .................................. 2001 4 1,065 0.34Marco Giancroce, Elizabethtown...................... 1994 6 1,530 0.35Kevin Ball, Alfred ............................................ 2001 5 1,262 0.36Adam Heifitz, Ramapo .................................... 1999 4 978 0.37Reed Welch, Ohio Wesleyan ........................... 1991 9 2,192 0.37Ben Kartzman, Carnegie Mellon....................... 1999 6 1,462 0.37Josh Rosenblum, Trinity (Tex.) ............................ 2002 5 1,209 0.37

SOLO SHUTOUT PERCENTAGEPlayer, Team Year Games Shutouts Avg. Terry Leinendecker, St. John’s (Minn.) .............. 1982 18 15 0.83Peter Boyer, Drew......................................... 2003 23 17 0.74Pete Simonini, Plymouth St. ........................... 1978 19 14 0.74Jeff Schmid, Otterbein ................................... 1997 22 16 0.73Dan Welch, Macalester ................................. 1997 18 13 0.72Joel Wallace, MacMurray.............................. 1991 25 18 0.72Dave Torgerson, Gust. Adolphus .................... 1983 14 10 0.71Andy Moulton, Gust. Adolphus ...................... 2004 17 12 0.71Gary Kane Jr., Johns Hopkins ....................... 2004 20 14 0.70Alberto Gomez, UC San Diego...................... 1985 23 16 0.70Mike Svelha, Salisbury .................................. 1999 23 16 0.70Dan Boreham, Mount Ida .............................. 2004 13 9 0.69Pete Mack, Wooster...................................... 1988 19 13 0.68

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Player, Team Year Games Shutouts Avg. Rob Blanck, Williams .................................... 1987 18 12 0.67Brian Siljander, UC San Diego....................... 1990 21 14 0.67Dan Webb, Elizabethtown ............................. 1993 24 16 0.67Walt Gotrell, Rowan ..................................... 1981 23 15 0.65Tyler Snow, Claremont-M-S ............................ 1992 20 13 0.65Chris Boyles, Messiah ................................... 1998 20 13 0.65Marcus Voss, Hope....................................... 2001 20 13 0.65Tom Hudner, Connecticut Col. ....................... 1993 17 11 0.65Chris Rasmussen, Plymouth St. ....................... 1983 22 14 0.64Jonathan Barth, Ohio Wesleyan ..................... 1999 22 14 0.64Greg Sutton, St. Lawrence ............................. 1998 19 12 0.63Josh McElroy, Norwich.................................. 2000 19 12 0.63

SOLO SHUTOUTSPlayer, Team Year Games ShutoutsJoel Wallace, MacMurray ................................... 1991 25 18Peter Boyer, Drew............................................... 2003 23 17Alberto Gomez, UC San Diego ........................... 1985 23 16Dan Webb, Elizabethtown................................... 1993 24 16Jeff Schmid, Otterbein......................................... 1997 22 16Mike Svelha, Salisbury ....................................... 1999 23 16Walt Gotrell, Rowan........................................... 1981 23 15Terry Leindecker, St. John’s (Minn.) ....................... 1982 18 15Reed Welch, Ohio Wesleyan............................... 1991 24 15Dustin Shambach, Redlands ................................ 2004 25 15Pete Simonini, Plymouth St. ................................. 1978 19 14Chris Rasmussen, Plymouth St. ............................ 1983 22 14Kevin Ferrari, Scranton ....................................... 1986 23 14Brian Siljander, UC San Diego ............................ 1990 21 14Jay Varrato, Elizabethtown .................................. 1990 25 14Jonathan Barth, Ohio Wesleyan........................... 1999 22 14Gary Kane Jr., Johns Hopkins ............................. 2004 20 14B.J. Fair, Claremont-M-S ...................................... 1983 23 13Cam Tredennick, Claremont-M-S .......................... 1984 22 13Chris Hagemann, Wheaton (Ill.)........................... 1984 24 13Pete Mack, Wooster ........................................... 1988 19 13Jim Stahl, Montclair St. ....................................... 1988 24 13Brian Siljander, UC San Diego ............................ 1988 25 13Michael Madden, UC San Diego......................... 1991 23 13Tyler Snow, Claremont-M-S .................................. 1992 20 13Malleh Sallah, Bethany (W.V.) ............................. 1994 24 13Christian Nilsson, Luther...................................... 1996 25 13Dan Welch, Macalester....................................... 1997 18 13Chris Boyles, Messiah......................................... 1998 20 13Bob Chaplin, Luther ............................................ 1998 23 13Jon Girolamo, Wheaton (Mass.) .......................... 1998 23 13Marcus Voss, Hope ............................................ 2001 20 13Chris Boyles, Messiah......................................... 2001 23 13Peter Boyer, Drew............................................... 2002 24 13

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POINTS PER GAME(Min. 100 Points)Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville ...................... 1982-84 55 247 4.49Tony Crescitelli, Mass. Liberal Arts ............ 1975-78 62 @258 4.16John Drummond, Piedmont ....................... 2003-04 45 145 3.22Steve Spirk, Wilmington (Ohio) ................ 1977-79 49 156 3.18Steve Clark, Plymouth St. ........................ 1980-83 78 223 2.86John Ioannu, Montclair St. ....................... 1982-84 46 131 2.85Robert Gomes, Elms ................................ 1998-01 60 169 2.82Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ..................... 2000-03 71 199 2.80Stuart Hulke, Roger Williams .................... 1998-00 63 175 2.78Glenn Judge, Eastern Conn. St. ................ 1984-87 73 195 2.67Alex Blake, Williams ............................... 1999-02 73 195 2.67Fredy Guiran, Kean................................. 1990-92 69 184 2.67Hernan Borja, N.J. Inst. of Tech ................ 1977-80 55 146 2.65Jeff Geddes, Connecticut Col.................... 1985-88 56 146 2.61Marc Whitman, Plattsburgh St. ................. 1989-92 48 124 2.58Joey Barone, Calvin ................................ 1988-91 77 198 2.57Rob Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) ........................ 1996-99 68 173 2.54Sam Williams, Mount Union..................... 1973-76 43 108 2.51Ian Banda, Wooster ................................ 1987-90 71 177 2.49Savvas Kyriakidis, Hunter......................... 1984-87 55 137 2.49Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) ................... 1998-01 65 160 2.46Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. ............. 2002-04 61 147 2.41Jamie Malone, Marietta ........................... 1982-85 59 142 2.41John Ploeger, Capital............................... 1976-79 52 125 2.40Key Akintunde, Wooster .......................... 1974-77 58 139 2.40Arron Lujan, Colorado Col. ..................... 1991-94 84 200 2.38Trevor Mutch, Claremont-M-S.................... 1998-01 77 183 2.38

Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Ali Goncalves, Westfield St. ..................... 1974-76 58 136 2.34Eric Brown, Wheaton (Ill.) ........................ 1996-99 90 210 2.33Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.) ................... 2001-04 68 156 2.29Will Lukow, Oglethorpe ........................... 1991-94 73 167 2.29@Assist totals only available for 1975.

POINTSPlayer, Team Years Games PointsTony Crescitelli, Mass. Liberal Arts ...................... 1975-78 62 @258Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville ................................ 1982-84 55 247Steve Clark, Plymouth St. .................................. 1980-83 78 223Eric Brown, Wheaton (Ill.) .................................. 1996-99 90 210Arron Lujan, Colorado Col................................. 1991-94 84 200Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ............................... 2000-03 71 199Joey Barone, Calvin .......................................... 1988-91 77 198Glenn Judge, Eastern Conn. St. .......................... 1984-87 73 195Alex Blake, Williams ......................................... 1999-02 73 195Pedro Rodriguez, MacMurray ............................ 1990-93 89 185Stuart Bracher, Bethany (W.V.) ........................... 1998-01 82 185Fredy Guiran, Kean .......................................... 1990-92 69 184Trevor Mutch, Claremont-M-S ............................. 1998-01 77 183Mark Phillips, Kenyon........................................ 1991-94 73 180Eric Themm, Claremont-M-S................................ 1982-85 85 177Ian Banda, Wooster .......................................... 1987-90 71 177Boris Jerkunica, Emory....................................... 1983-86 84 175Stuart Hulke, Roger Williams.............................. 1998-00 63 175Sainey Sanyang, Bethany (W.V.) ........................ 1994-97 89 174Rob Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) .................................. 1996-99 68 173Scott Deopere, Wis.-Oshkosh ............................. 1997-00 76 173Greg Boyle, Rowan........................................... 1984-87 87 172Eric West, Johns Hopkins ................................... 1994-97 78 172Verne Houston, Wartburg .................................. 2001-04 81 172Robert Gomes, Elms .......................................... 1998-01 60 169Matt Doran, Johns Hopkins ................................ 1998-01 79 168Josh Card, Trinity (Tex.)...................................... 1999-02 81 168Will Lukow, Oglethorpe ..................................... 1991-94 73 167@ Assist totals only available for 1975.

GOALS PER GAME(Min. 40 Goals)Player, Team Years Games Goals Avg. Tony Crescitelli, Mass. Liberal Arts ............. 1975-78 62 123 1.98Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville........................ 1982-84 55 105 1.91Fabio Miranda, CCNY ............................. 1993-95 54 76 1.41Dan Browdie, Lawrence ............................ 1982-85 42 57 1.36Steve Spirk, Wilmington (Ohio).................. 1977-79 49 63 1.29John Ioannu, Montclair St. ........................ 1982-84 46 58 1.26Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ...................... 2000-03 71 88 1.24Steve Clark, Plymouth St. ......................... 1980-83 78 96 1.23Stuart Hulke, Roger Williams ..................... 1998-00 63 77 1.22Hernan Borja, N.J. Inst. of Tech ................. 1977-80 55 65 1.18John Drummond, Piedmont ........................ 2003-04 45 52 1.16Glenn Judge, Eastern Conn. St. ................. 1984-87 73 82 1.12Alex Blake, Williams ................................ 1999-02 73 81 1.11Key Akintunde, Wooster............................ 1974-77 58 64 1.10Robert Gomes, Elms ................................. 1998-01 60 66 1.10Scott Deopere, Wis.-Oshkosh .................... 1997-00 76 82 1.08Savvas Kyriakidis, Hunter.......................... 1984-87 55 59 1.07Fredy Guiran, Kean.................................. 1990-92 69 74 1.07Sam Williams, Mount Union...................... 1973-76 43 46 1.07Mike Domm, Fredonia St........................... 1996-97 39 41 1.05Ian Banda, Wooster ................................. 1987-90 71 74 1.04Marc Whitman, Plattsburgh St. .................. 1989-92 48 50 1.04Trevor Mutch, Claremont-M-S ..................... 1998-01 77 80 1.04Jeff Geddes, Connecticut Col. ................... 1985-88 56 58 1.04Mark Burke, Colby ................................... 1982-85 57 59 1.04Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. .............. 2002-04 61 63 1.03Brett Scaccia, Plymouth St. ....................... 1993-97 63 65 1.03Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) .................... 1998-01 65 67 1.03Rob Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) ......................... 1996-99 68 69 1.01Mark Phillips, Kenyon ............................... 1991-94 73 74 1.01Mike Lilly, St. John’s (Minn.)....................... 1974-77 62 62 1.00Joey Barone, Calvin.................................. 1988-91 77 77 1.00Will Lukow, Oglethorpe ............................ 1991-94 73 73 1.00

GOALSPlayer, Team Years Games GoalsTony Crescitelli, Mass. Liberal Arts......................... 1975-78 62 123Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville................................... 1982-84 55 105Steve Clark, Plymouth St. ..................................... 1980-83 78 96Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ................................. 2000-03 71 88Eric Brown, Wheaton (Ill.) .................................... 1996-99 90 86Glenn Judge, Eastern Conn. St. ............................ 1984-87 73 82


Player, Team Years Games GoalsScott Deopere, Wis.-Oshkosh................................ 1997-00 76 82Alex Blake, Williams............................................ 1999-02 73 81Trevor Mutch, Claremont-M-S ................................ 1998-01 77 80Stuart Bracher, Bethany (W.V.) .............................. 1998-01 82 78Verne Houston, Wartburg..................................... 2001-04 81 78Joey Barone, Calvin............................................. 1988-91 77 77Stuart Hulke, Roger Williams ................................ 1998-00 63 77Fabio Miranda, CCNY ........................................ 1993-95 54 76Ian Banda, Wooster............................................. 1987-90 71 74Fredy Guiran, Kean ............................................. 1990-92 69 74Mark Phillips, Kenyon .......................................... 1991-94 73 74Will Lukow, Oglethorpe ....................................... 1991-94 73 73Eric West, Johns Hopkins...................................... 1994-97 78 72Josh Card, Trinity (Tex.) ........................................ 1999-02 81 72Greg Boyle, Rowan ............................................. 1984-87 87 71Eric Themm, Claremont-M-S .................................. 1982-85 85 70Matt Doran, Johns Hopkins................................... 1998-01 79 70Bryan Bundy, Ohio Wesleyan ............................... 1983-86 85 69Jeff Arestivo, Scranton.......................................... 1983-86 91 69Arron Lujan, Colorado Col. ................................. 1991-94 84 69Rob Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) .................................... 1996-99 68 69Todd Suessmuth, Messiah ..................................... 1986-89 82 68Marvin Lopez, Drew ............................................ 1995-98 77 68Matt Bills, Messiah .............................................. 2000-03 91 68

ASSISTS PER GAME(Min. 25 Assists)Player, Team Years Games Assists Avg. John Drummond, Piedmont ....................... 2003-04 45 41 0.91Ali Goncalves, Westfield St. .................... 1974-76 58 50 0.86Steve Montgomery, Goucher .................... 1991-94 55 47 0.85Tommy Walthall, Mary Washington........... 1991-93 61 51 0.84Ahmed Mohyeldin, Emory........................ 1997-98 36 29 0.81Matt Boehnen, Wis.-Oshkosh.................... 1998-01 65 50 0.77Mike Domin, Carthage ............................ 1995-97 53 40 0.75Arron Lujan, Colorado Col. ..................... 1991-94 84 62 0.74Todd Hasbarger, Concordia-M’head ......... 1994-97 65 47 0.72Mark Pawlyshyn, Wis.-Oshkosh ................ 1988-91 72 52 0.72Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.) ................... 2001-04 68 48 0.71Matt Cummins, MacMurray...................... 2000-02 49 34 0.69Pedro Rodriguez, MacMurray................... 1990-93 89 61 0.69Craig Dziadowicz, Wis.-Whitewater ......... 1996-98 57 39 0.68Jim Jianette, Wis.-Platteville ...................... 1982-84 55 37 0.67Shaun Mutch, Claremont-M-S.................... 1998-01 72 46 0.64Boris Jerkunica, Emory............................. 1983-86 84 53 0.63Todd Taplin, Connecticut Col. .................. 1985-88 56 35 0.63Robert Gomes, Elms ................................ 1998-01 60 37 0.62Steve Spirk, Wilmington (Ohio) ................ 1977-79 49 30 0.61Wayne Street, Ohio Wesleyan ................. 1991-94 84 51 0.61Mark Bleser, Johnson & Wales (R.I.) .......... 2002-04 61 37 0.61Derrick Spires, Anderson (Ind.) ................. 1996-99 79 47 0.59Rich King, Plattsburgh St. ........................ 1993-96 54 32 0.59Jon Whitfield, Colorado Col. ................... 1990-92 60 35 0.58Shane Shackford, Mary Washington ......... 1986-89 79 46 0.58Marcos Gonzalez, Ozarks (Ark.) .............. 1998-01 78 45 0.58Joey Barone, Calvin ................................ 1988-91 77 44 0.57

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Years Games AssistsArron Lujan, Colorado Col. ......................... 1991-94 84 62Pedro Rodriguez, MacMurray ....................... 1990-93 89 61Boris Jerkunica, Emory ................................. 1983-86 84 53Mark Pawlyshyn, Wis.-Oshkosh..................... 1988-91 72 52Tommy Walthall, Mary Washington ............... 1991-93 61 51Wayne Street, Ohio Wesleyan ...................... 1991-94 84 51Ali Goncalves, Westfield St. ......................... 1974-76 58 50Matt Boehnen, Wis.-Oshkosh ........................ 1998-01 65 50Jason Cairns, TCNJ...................................... 1994-97 86 48Jeff Moore, Richard Stockton......................... 1998-01 96 48Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.) ....................... 2001-04 68 48Mike Kane, Scranton.................................... 1986-89 87 47Steve Montgomery, Goucher......................... 1991-94 55 47Todd Hasbarger, Concordia-M’head .............. 1994-97 65 47Derrick Spires, Anderson (Ind.)...................... 1996-99 79 47Shane Shackford, Mary Washington.............. 1986-89 79 46Shaun Mutch, Claremont-M-S ........................ 1998-01 72 46Justin Abbey, Rowan ....................................1993-95, 97 79 45Les Lunsford, Richard Stockton....................... 1995-98 81 45Rodney Malone, Greenville........................... 1997-00 82 45Marcos Gonzalez, Ozarks (Ark.)................... 1998-01 78 45Barry Finnerty, Wheaton (Mass.) ................... 2001-04 88 45Joey Barone, Calvin ..................................... 1988-91 77 44Kurt Gaugler, Haverford ............................... 1990-93 77 44Troy Edwards, Wheaton (Ill.)......................... 1990-93 87 44

Player, Team Years Games AssistsSainey Sanyang, Bethany (W.V.) ................... 1994-97 89 42Jeff Valentini, Augustana (Ill.)......................... 1995-98 77 42Jamal Ballantyne, St. Lawrence...................... 1998-01 74 42

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Player, Team Years Games Saves Avg. Matt Arnts, Daniel Webster ....................... 2000-03 33 456 13.82Phil Schneider, Defiance............................ 1998-01 62 761 12.27Adam Gawronski, Anna Maria.................. 1998-01 71 863 12.15Walter Donne, Capital.............................. 1974-77 36 422 11.72Luke Windy, William Penn ........................ 1996-99 61 714 11.70Sean Martineck, Fredonia St. ................... 1992-95 43 473 11.00Jim Sweeny, Albright ................................ 1994-97 64 698 10.91Eric Nelson, Montclair St. ........................ 1981-83 46 496 10.78Ryan Kuepper, Daniel Webster .................. 1998-00 52 543 10.44Matt Mason, St. Joseph’s (L.I.).................... 2000-03 83 831 10.01Zanna Laisu, Roger Williams ..................... 1980-84 91 867 9.53Brian Garrahy, Goucher ........................... 1991-92 35 328 9.37Jim Tiffin, Nazareth .................................. 1994-97 66 618 9.36Larry Guenther, Penn St.-Behrend ............... 1982-85 52 479 9.21Bob Stevens, Webster ............................... 1991-94 52 478 9.19Mark Bennett, Wash. & Lee ....................... 1974-77 42 381 9.07Rance Clouse, Principia ............................ 1981-84 59 530 8.98Matt Brand, Cornell College...................... 1997-00 69 592 8.58Wayne Beal, Elizabethtown....................... 1975-77 49 419 8.55Ken Richvalsky, Marietta ........................... 1980-83 48 408 8.50Kevin Carney, Wash. & Lee....................... 1977-80 48 407 8.48Bill Muller, Montclair St. ........................... 1976-79 51 431 8.45Rich Porfido, New Jersey City.................... 1991-94 57 465 8.16Mike Johnson, Drew ................................. 1979-82 55 442 8.04Steve Crawford, Muskingum...................... 1997-00 66 526 7.97David Knapp, Ohio Northern .................... 1989-92 61 484 7.93Gonzo Rodriguez, Principia ...................... 1996-98 40 316 7.90

SAVESPlayer, Team Years Games SavesZanna Laisu, Roger Williams......................... 1980-84 91 867Adam Gawronski, Anna Maria ..................... 1998-01 71 863Matt Mason, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ....................... 2000-03 83 831Phil Schneider, Defiance ............................... 1998-01 62 761Luke Windy, William Penn ............................ 1996-99 61 714Jim Sweeny, Albright .................................... 1994-97 64 698Jim Tiffin, Nazareth ...................................... 1994-97 66 618Matt Brand, Cornell College ......................... 1997-00 69 592Steve Vobbe, Otterbein................................. 1988-91 87 585Michael Murphy, Dickinson........................... 1998-01 72 567Kurt Reckamp, Wartburg .............................. 1995-98 72 544Ryan Kuepper, Daniel Webster ...................... 1998-00 52 543Rance Clouse, Principia ................................ 1981-84 59 530Steve Crawford, Muskingum ......................... 1997-00 66 526Rob Swanson, Simpson ................................ 1995-98 83 511Eric Nelson, Montclair St. ............................ 1981-83 46 496Tim MacCarrick, Clarkson............................. 1983-86 62 484David Knapp, Ohio Northern........................ 1989-92 61 484Ken Cohen, Allegheny.................................. 1994-97 — 481Larry Guenther, Penn St.-Behrend................... 1982-85 52 479Bob Stevens, Webster................................... 1991-94 52 478Cory Rosier, Hobart ..................................... 1999-02 — 478Sean Martineck, Fredonia St. ....................... 1992-95 43 473Jon Henning, Muhlenberg ............................. 1974-77 65 466Rich Porfido, New Jersey City ....................... 1991-94 57 465Matt Arnts, Daniel Webster .......................... 2000-03 33 456Kevin Asplund, Clark (Mass.) ........................ 1990-93 62 449


Player, Team Years GA Min. GAA Peter Simonini, Plymouth St. .......................... 1976-79 24 6,120 0.35Terry Leinendecker, St. John’s (Minn.) .............. 1980-83 28 5,850 0.43Brian Siljander, UC San Diego....................... 1987-90 33 5,922 0.50Steve Morad, Wheaton (Ill.)........................... 1995-98 26 4,600 0.51Peter Boyer, Drew......................................... 2000-03 33 5,804 0.51Chris Hagemann, Wheaton (Ill.) ..................... 1984-85 23 3,870 0.53Chris Balducci, Plattsburgh St. ....................... 1990-92 26 4,215 0.56Chris Boyles, Messiah ................................... 1998-01 40 6,322 0.57Gary Kane Jr., Johns Hopkins ........................ 2001-04 43 6,745 0.57Brendan Murphy, St. Lawrence....................... 1998-01 26 4,049 0.58Colin Robinson, Washington-St. Louis.............. 2002-04 19 2,932 0.58Michael Oehlmann, Rowan ........................... 1992-95 38 5,812 0.59Dan Welch, Macalester ................................. 1995-97 32 4,861 0.59Andy Moulton, Buena Vista/Gust. Adolphus .... 2002, 03-05 38 5,740 0.60Ron Moser, Muhlenberg ................................ 1992-95 33 4,842 0.61


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Player, Team Years GA Min. GAA Kevin Ferrari, Scranton.................................. 1983-86 50 7,125 0.63Doug Allen, Wheaton (Ill.) ............................. 1988-91 27 3,834 0.63Charlie Moore, Cortland St. ......................... 1981-82 23 3,257 0.64Eric Rienecker, Plattsburgh St. ....................... 1992-94 22 3,113 0.64Harrison Jacobs, Ohio Wesleyan.................... 1991-94 32 4,513 0.64Mark Mesterhazy, Mary Washington .............. 1987-90 33 4,649 0.64Justin Krueger, Ohio Wesleyan....................... 1993-96 29 4,047 0.64Chris Esnes, Rowan ...................................... 1996-99 44 6,127 0.65Geoff Raives, Redlands ................................ 2000-03 48 6,677 0.65Robin Rameker, Wis.-Oshkosh........................ 1993-96 34 4,623 0.66Ryan Wilvert, Mary Washington .................... 1990-93 41 5,413 0.67Charlie Brightwell, Rhodes ............................. 1993-96 57 7,560 0.68Chris Gillis, Rhodes....................................... 1989-90 25 3,281 0.69Jason Spodnik, Messiah ................................ 1988-91 42 5,505 0.69Jason Thurman, Neb. Wesleyan ..................... 2000-02 39 5,053 0.69Jim Hummel, Mary Washington...................... 1994-97 37 4,714 0.71William McNeel, Scranton ............................ 1979-82 61 7,748 0.71

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYEDPlayer, Team Years Minutes Zanna Laisu, Roger Williams ...................................... 1980-84 8,190Steve Vobbe, Otterbein .............................................. 1988-91 7,830William McNeel, Scranton ........................................ 1979-82 7,748Charlie Brightwell, Rhodes .......................................... 1993-96 7,560Dave Arehart, Shenandoah ........................................ 1985-88 7,557Rob Swanson, Simpson .............................................. 1995-98 7,465Jeff Schmid, Otterbein ................................................ 1996-99 7,380Reed Welch, Ohio Wesleyan ...................................... 1988-91 7,192Mike Rentner, TCNJ .................................................. 1989-92 7,192Ryan Stanley, Pacific (Ore.) ........................................ 1998-02 7,154Kevin Ferrari, Scranton .............................................. 1983-86 7,125John Morrow, Neb. Wesleyan .................................... 1996-99 6,919Alex Luna, Montclair St. ............................................ 1998-01 6,906Mike Svelha, Salisbury .............................................. 1997-00 6,818Gary Kane Jr., Johns Hopkins .................................... 2001-04 6,745Brian Smith, Emory .................................................... 1991-94 6,711Geoff Raives, Redlands .............................................. 2000-03 6,677Brian Rook, Principia.................................................. 1992-95 6,674Cory Rosier, Hobart .................................................. 1999-02 6,601Steve Brandt, Messiah................................................ 1984-87 6,487Michael Murphy, Dickinson ........................................ 1998-01 6,473Sean Martineck, Fredonia St. .................................... 1992-95 6,350Michael Hollenbach, Mount Union .............................. 1993-96 6,335Chris Boyles, Messiah ................................................ 1998-01 6,322Pat King, Wheaton (Ill.) .............................................. 2000-03 6,319Andrew Cumbo, Plattsburgh St. .................................. 1995-98 6,318Philip Scarborough, Emory ........................................ 1987-90 6,259Jonathan Barth, Ohio Wesleyan .................................. 1997-99 6,225Rob Bednarik, Drew .................................................. 1983-86 6,165

PLAYERS WITH 40 GOALS AND 40 ASSISTS (Chronological order)

Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years Ali Goncalves, Westfield St. ...................... 43 50 136 1974-76Mike Kane, Scranton ................................. 42 47 131 1986-89Scott Gillanders, Ohio Wesleyan ................ 47 41 135 1987-90Kurt Gaugler, Haverford............................. 42 44 128 1990-93Pedro Rodriguez, MacMurray..................... 62 61 185 1990-93Arron Lujan, Colorado Col. ....................... 69 62 200 1991-94Todd Ancelet, Luther................................... 49 40 138 1994-97Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.) ..................... 54 48 156 2001-04John Drummond, Piedmont ......................... 52 41 145 2003-04

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL, START OF GAME Time Player, Team Opponent Date:04 Stuart Hulke, Roger Williams Johnson & Wales (R.I.) Sept. 14, 1999:06 Bart Pryputniewicz, Carthage Concordia (Wis.) Sept. 16, 1996:09 Dan Morlan, Colorado Col. Loras Oct. 5, 1997:09 Fredrik Airosto, North Park Milwaukee Engr. Oct. 25, 2000:10 Jeremy Shapiro, Gettysburg Wesley Oct. 10, 2000:12 Jeff Saunders, Hobart Rochester Inst. Nov. 6, 1992:12 Ross Bower, Kalamazoo Calvin Oct. 29, 2001:12 Dwayne Reevey, Rowan Hunter Sept. 29, 2003:13 Joe Gulotta, Muhlenberg Frank. & Marsh. Sept. 27, 1995:13 Nate Bowman, Wheaton (Ill.) Wis.-Oshkosh Sept. 20, 1997:13 Peter Curry, Concordia-M’head Hamline Oct. 11, 1999:13 Michael Cantelli, Plymouth St. Bridgewater St. Sept. 13, 2000:13 Alun Oliver, St. Mary’s (Md.) Gallaudet Sept. 30, 2001:14 Nate Richards, Muhlenberg Centenary (N.J.) Oct. 6, 1999:15 Joe Ritter, Westminster (Mo.) Lincoln (Mo.) Oct. 21, 1998

Time Player, Team Opponent Date:16 Zac Pinard, Colby-Sawyer Keene St. Oct. 28, 1998:16 Ben Bahr, St. John’s (Minn.) St. Olaf Nov. 1, 2000

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAMTime Player, Team Opponent Date:05 Mike Weckenbrock and Alex Marsden,

Centre Rose Hulman Sept. 29, 2002:06 Justin Risma and Sean Pearman,

Wheaton (Ill.) Blackburn Oct. 24, 2003:07 Mike Pierce and Albie Lobbato,

TCNJ Rutgers-Newark Oct. 21, 2000:11 Eric Brown and Rob Mouw,

Wheaton (Ill.) North Park Sept. 23, 1998:12 Martin Forman (both), Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Nov. 3, 1998:12 Eric Rolwing and Sam Mirkovich,

Redlands Caltech Nov. 1, 2004:13 Scott Gillanders (both), Ohio Wesleyan Dayton Oct. 19, 1990:13 Alan Lazarewski and Mike Domm,

Fredonia St. Potsdam St. Oct. 18, 1999:15 Troy Ray and Chris McCallum,

Neb. Wesleyan Doane Sept. 8, 1999:15 Fred Wetzel and David Spetter,

Rowan Rutgers-Camden Oct. 27, 1999:15 John Kightlinger and Sean Pearman,

Wheaton (Ill.) Eastern Aug. 31, 2001:15 Lee Murray and Matt Lockard,

Mary Washington Gallaudet Oct. 4, 2001:15 Doug Cavagnaro and Greg Ruttler,

Richard Stockton New Paltz St. Oct. 10, 2001:16 Andy Kessinger and Matt Schrader,

Ohio Wesleyan Wooster Sept. 26, 1990:16 Aaron Ruff and Fabiano Rivero,

Simpson Cornell College Oct. 7, 2000:17 Adam Neill and Ryan Wise,

Heidelberg Muskingum Oct. 30, 1999:17 Kevin Piotrowski and Johnny Stocker,

Merchant Marine Widener Sept. 2, 2000:17 Krzysztof Mroczek (both), Utica Cazenovia Oct. 2, 2000:17 Shawn Fosdick and Tim Smith,

Maryville (Mo.) Westminster (Mo.) Oct. 28, 2000

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME PLAYERTime Player, Team Opponent Date

:12 Martin Forman, Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Nov. 3, 1998:13 Scott Gillanders, Ohio Wesleyan Dayton Oct. 19, 1990:17 Krzysztof Mroczek, Utica Cazenovia Oct. 2, 2000:59 Fabiano Rivero, Simpson Cornell College Oct. 7, 2000

1:22 John Angier, Simpson Clarke Sept. 22, 19964:19 John Rennie, DeSales Goucher Sept. 7, 2001

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME PLAYERTime Player, Team Opponent Date1:09 Mike Pepe (12:57, 13:16,

14:06), Ohio Wesleyan Case Reserve Oct. 10, 19928:07 Ross Golla (16:04, 18:14 and

24:11), St. John’s (Minn.) Augsburg Sept. 26, 200040:15 Randy Strum (12:28, 44:41,

52:43), DeSales Lebanon Valley Sept. 15, 2004

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, OPPOSING TEAMSTime First Goal Second Goal Date:10 Mike Norton, Keene St. Eric Reed, Wheaton (Mass.) Sept. 9, 2000:10 Jason Colley, Wheaton (Mass.) Muhamed El Hussani, Rivier Oct. 2, 2002:12 Chris Jack, Ohio Wesleyan Adam Sobczak, Alma Sept. 7, 2001:16 Tim Jones, Elizabethtown Mike Edwards, TCNJ Nov. 14, 1991:18 Paul Colella, Elizabethtown Jason Sears, Swarthmore Nov. 12, 1991:18 Ted Zingman, Johns Hopkins Pat Michel, Bethany (W.V.) Nov. 13, 1998:18 Tanner Wann, Centre Josh Smith, Trinity (Tex.) Sept. 17, 2000:20 John Harke, Keene St. Jason Percy, Wheaton (Mass.) Sept. 14, 2002:22 Matt Bowman, Salisbury Paul Stepanick,

Mary Washington Oct. 20, 2001:22 Ricky Klotz, Hobart Trae Lower, Rochester Inst. Sept. 17, 2003:23 Stan Jarka, Wm. Paterson Bryan McGuire, DeSales Sept. 9, 2000:24 John Cell, Earlham Matt Schrader,

Ohio Wesleyan Oct. 18, 1989:24 Andrew Macho, Montclair St. Mike LaRosa, Worcester St. Sept. 22, 2001:26 Obi Moneme, Ohio Wesleyan Jonathan Puckett,

Wheaton (Ill.) Sept. 10, 1994:26 Chris McCallum, Martin Schmidt, Central

Neb. Wesleyan (Iowa) Oct. 14, 1997:26 Dwayne Reevey, Rowan Marc Fay, Kean Nov. 1, 2003:28 Dan Abroms, Hobart Lou Vaz, Richard Stockton Sept. 5, 2003:29 Tim Averell, Muhlenberg Chris Goodrich, Moravian Sept. 20, 1995:29 Andrew Hench, Tyler Brisk, Drew Nov. 29, 2003

Wheaton (Mass.)


Team RecordsOfficial NCAA Division III men’s soccerrecords began with the 1974 season and arebased on information submitted to the NCAAstatistics service by institutions participating inthe statistics rankings. Annual championsstarted in the 1998 season, which was thefirst year the NCAA compiled weekly leaders.In statistical rankings, the rounding of per-centages and/or averages may indicate tieswhere none exist. In these cases, the numeri-cal order of the rankings is accurate.

Scoring

POINTSGame

60—Luther vs. Morningside, Sept. 8, 2001; Piedmontvs. Fisk, Oct. 10, 2004

GOALSGame

23—Buffalo St. vs. Medaille, Oct. 5, 1999

Season109—Wheaton (Ill.), 1997 (25 games)


4.80—Luther, 1992 (96 goals in 20 games); Trinity(Tex.), 2000 (96 goals in 20 games)

ASSISTSGame

26—Luther vs. Morningside, Sept. 8, 2001

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAM

1:09—Ohio Wesleyan (Mike Pepe, all three goals at12:57, 13:16 and 14:06) vs. Case Reserve, Oct.10, 1992

Defense

SAVESGame

42—Southern Vt. vs. Western New Eng., Sept. 25,2004

Season394—Lake Erie, 2000 (21 games)


18.85—Wash. & Lee, 1976 (245 in 13 games)


0.15—Macalester, 1997 (3 GA in 1,809 min.)

SHUTOUTSSeason

21—Drew, 2003 (25 games)


0.84-—Drew, 2003 (21 in 25 games)

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINS39—Wheaton (Ill.), Oct. 1, 1997 to Nov. 14, 1998

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS66—Wheaton (Ill.), Sept. 1, 1996 to Nov. 14, 1998

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS40—Ohio Wesleyan, Aug. 30, 1991 to Oct. 29,

1993


CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE GOALNo. Player, Team From To15 Matthew Doran, Johns Hopkins Sept. 2, 2000 Nov. 1, 200015 Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) Sept. 14, 2002 Nov. 2, 200214 Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.) Sept, 13, 2003 Oct. 31, 200311 Carlos Loureiro, Scranton Sept. 16, 1982 Oct. 13, 198211 Jeff Arestivo, Scranton Sept. 13, 1986 Oct. 14, 198611 Dan Morlan, Colorado Col. Sept. 19, 1997 Nov. 12, 199711 Rob Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) Sept. 7, 1999 Oct. 6, 199911 Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) Sept. 27, 2001 Oct. 20, 200111 Dan Antoniuk, Wheaton (Mass.) Sept. 8, 2002 Oct. 23, 200210 Paul Evans, Monmouth (Ill.) Sept. 30, 1993 Sept. 12, 199410 Matthew Levine, Emory Aug. 30, 2003 Oct. 4, 2003

9 Rio Morgan, Wooster Sept. 1, 1990 Sept. 22, 19909 Josh Card, Trinity (Tex.) Sept. 29, 2000 Oct. 27, 20009 Scott Kress, Lakeland Sept. 28, 2003 Oct. 31, 20038 Mike Blasi, Misericordia Aug. 30, 1997 Sept. 27, 19978 Andre Watts, Neb. Wesleyan Sept. 23, 1999 Oct. 20, 19998 Kimani Williams, Macalester Oct. 8, 2000 Sept. 1, 20018 Jesse Makowski, Cortland St. Oct. 11, 2002 Nov. 9, 20028 Adam Acosta, Redlands Oct. 8, 2003 Nov. 5, 20037 Mark Burke, Colby Oct. 8, 1983 Oct. 26, 19837 Mphatso Namwali, Wooster Sept. 25, 1992 Oct. 17, 19927 Paul Evans, Monmouth (Ill.) Sept. 16, 1995 Oct. 1, 19957 Tim Cordaro, Fredonia St. Sept. 15, 1995 Oct. 18, 19957 Trevor Mutch, Claremont-M-S Sept. 22, 2001 Oct. 10, 2001

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTESNo. Player, Team From To1,428:00 Peter Boyer, Muhlenberg Sept. 20, 2003 Nov. 29, 20031,110:00 Terry Leiendecker, St. John’s (Minn.) Sept. 18, 1982 Nov. 10, 1982

900:00 Mark Maehrer, Muhlenberg Sept. 7, 1988 Oct. 13, 1988835:17 Doug Timm, Elizabethtown Sept. 22, 1999 Oct. 30, 1999795:11 Mitch Poppen, Wis.-Oshkosh Oct. 29, 1992 Sept. 20, 1993783:00 Steve Kopp, Gettysburg Sept. 14, 2002 Oct. 22, 2002757:16 Josh McElroy, Norwich Sept. 6, 2000 Oct. 10, 2000739:21 Adam Roberts, Ohio Wesleyan Oct. 14, 2000 Nov. 18, 2000738:00 Gary Kane Jr., Johns Hopkins Nov. 8, 2003 Sept. 18, 2004638:28 Dan Boreham, Mount Ida Sept. 1, 2004 Sept. 22, 2004 633:00 William McNeel, Scranton Sept. 22, 1982 Oct. 13, 1982631:00 Kyle Miller, Merchant Marine Nov. 13, 1999 Sept. 20, 2000630:00 Joel Wallace, MacMurray Sept. 18, 1991 Oct. 5, 1991630:00 Jeff Schmid, Otterbein Oct. 14, 1997 Nov. 8, 1997 630:00 Andrej Slapar, Macalester Sept. 7, 1998 Sept. 27, 1998617:39 Gary Kane Jr., Johns Hopkins Sept. 13, 2001 Oct. 6, 2001605:00 Mike Svelha, Salisbury Sept. 20, 2000 Oct. 7, 2000594:53 Jason Thurman, Neb. Wesleyan Oct. 16, 2002 Nov. 16, 2002580:00 Christian Nilsson, Luther Oct. 26, 1996 Nov. 16, 1996580:00 Jonathan Barth, Ohio Wesleyan Sept. 3, 1999 Sept. 22, 1999

Annual Champions

POINTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team CL G GO A P Avg.1998 Patrick Laurent, Eastern...................... So. 21 32 11 75 3.571999 Ilya Yermolenko, Baruch .................... Sr. 12 19 7 45 3.752000 Robert Gomes, Elms .......................... Jr. 15 23 11 57 3.802001 Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) ............. Sr. 19 32 8 72 3.792002 Tim Trava, St. Joseph’s (L.I.)................ Jr. 22 32 10 74 3.362003 Cory Cwiklinski, Medaille.................. Fr. 19 24 17 65 3.422004 Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. ....... Sr. 20 39 8 86 4.30

GOALS PER GAMESeason Player, Team CL G GO Avg.1998 Ilya Yermolenko, Baruch............................... Jr. 12 19 1.581999 Ilya Yermolenko, Baruch............................... Sr. 12 19 1.582000 Robert Gomes, Elms .................................... Jr. 15 23 1.532001 Ryan Olsen, St. Mary’s (Md.) ....................... Sr. 19 32 1.682002 Jason Ross, Augustana (Ill.) .......................... Jr. 20 30 1.502003 Mike Figliola, Plattsburgh St. ........................ So. 19 25 1.32

Stewart Wagner, Bard................................. Fr. 19 25 1.322004 Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. ................. Sr. 20 39 1.95

ASSISTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team CL G A Avg.1998 Craig Dziadowicz, Wis.-Whitewater............. Sr. 20 21 1.051999 Jason Vishio, Gettysburg .............................. Sr. 19 18 0.952000 Aerik Williams, Johns Hopkins...................... Jr. 20 19 0.952001 Marcos Gonzalez, Ozarks (Ark.) .................. Sr. 22 26 1.182002 Brandon Migitsch, Pitt.-Greensburg ............... Sr. 20 19 0.952003 Karl Dix, Emory .......................................... So. 20 18 0.902004 John Drummond, Piedmont ........................... Sr. 26 30 1.15

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Player, Team CL G MIN GA GAA1998 Brian Zaks, Roanoke ........................ Jr. 18 898.7 3 0.301999 Chris Esnes, Rowan.......................... Sr. 21 1,848 6 0.292000 Dustin Crooker, St. Lawrence............. So. 17 1,197.8 3 0.232001 Doug Lupton, Whitworth ................... Sr. 21 1,065 4 0.342002 Josh Rosenblum, Trinity (Tex.)............. Jr. 20 1,209 5 0.372003 Andy Moulton, Gust. Adolphus.......... So. 14 1,318 3 0.212004 Andy Moulton, Gust. Adolphus.......... Jr. 17 1,544 3 0.18

SAVES PER GAMESeason Player, Team CL G SV Avg.1998 Albert Stroble, Marywood............................ Sr. 15 285 19.001999 Luke Windy, William Penn ........................... Sr. 16 255 15.942000 Matt Arnts, Daniel Webster .......................... Fr. 17 308 18.122001 German Rojas, John Jay .............................. So. 12 195 16.252002 Matt Talerico, Curry .................................... Jr. 16 216 13.502003 Rich Wieand, D’Youville .............................. So. 14 192 13.712004 Dan Darden, Concordia-Austin ..................... So. 13 161 12.38

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POINTS No. Team vs. Opponent Date 60 Luther vs. Morningside .........................................................Sept. 8, 200160 Piedmont vs. Fisk ................................................................Oct. 10, 200459 Buffalo St. vs. Medaille .........................................................Oct. 5, 199959 Rowan vs. John Jay............................................................Sept. 13, 200057 Centre vs. Fisk....................................................................Oct. 23, 199356 Elizabethtown vs. Wilkes ......................................................Nov. 6, 197652 LeTourneau vs. SW’ern of Chr. Min. ....................................Sept. 22, 200450 Augustana (Ill.) vs. William Penn ...........................................Sept. 4, 199650 Pitt.-Greensburg vs. Mount Aloysius......................................Aug. 31, 200350 Redlands vs. Caltech...........................................................Oct. 25, 200350 Oglethorpe vs. Fisk............................................................Sept. 30, 200449 Piedmont vs. Fisk ................................................................Oct. 17, 200446 Goucher vs. Arcadia...........................................................Oct. 26, 199144 Wilmington (Ohio) vs. Franklin.............................................Oct. 20, 199843 Luther vs. Wartburg ...........................................................Sept. 25, 199943 Dominican (Ill.) vs. Clarke...................................................Sept. 20, 200342 Ohio Wesleyan vs. Susquehanna ..........................................Sept. 8, 199041 Manhattanville vs. Cazenovia .............................................Sept. 27, 199741 Centre vs. Aurora ...............................................................Oct. 17, 200241 Rhodes vs. Rust..................................................................Aug. 30, 200340 Johnson & Wales (R.I.) vs. Southern Vt. ............................... Oct. 16, 200439 Coe vs. Upper Iowa............................................................Oct. 26, 199739 Simpson vs. Morningside....................................................Sept. 30, 200139 St. Thomas (Minn.) vs. Northland ..........................................Sept. 2, 200439 McMurry vs. Concordia-Austin ............................................Sept. 17, 200438 Buffalo St. vs. Daemen .....................................................................198038 Lawrence vs. Lakeland .......................................................Sept. 15, 198438 Luther vs. Cornell College...................................................Sept. 16, 199238 Ohio Wesleyan vs. Oberlin ...................................................Oct. 5, 199438 Wis.-Whitewater vs. Wis.-Superior ......................................Sept. 14, 199738 Pitt.-Greensburg vs. Hilbert .................................................Sept. 20, 200338 Plattsburgh St. vs. Utica/Rome ............................................Sept. 20, 200338 Maryville (Tenn.) vs. Fisk........................................................Oct. 1, 2003

GOALS No. Team vs. Opponent Date 23 Buffalo St. vs. Medaille .........................................................Oct. 5, 199921 Centre vs. Fisk....................................................................Oct. 23, 199320 Elizabethtown vs. Wilkes ......................................................Nov. 6, 197620 Piedmont vs. Fisk ................................................................Oct. 10, 200419 Buffalo St. vs. Daemen .....................................................................198019 LeTourneau vs. SW’ern of Chr. Min. ...................................Sept. 22, 200418 Richard Stockton vs. New Jersey City.....................................Nov. 8, 198018 Washington (Md.) vs. Delaware Valley .................................Oct. 31, 198918 Eastern vs. Marywood .......................................................Sept. 25, 199918 Rowan vs. John Jay............................................................Sept. 13, 200018 Oglethorpe vs. Fisk............................................................Sept. 30, 200417 Colorado Col. vs. Regis (Colo.) .........................................................197617 Rowan vs. New Jersey City .................................................Oct. 14, 198017 Lawrence vs. Lakeland .......................................................Sept. 15, 198417 Wheaton (Ill.) vs. Millikin.....................................................Oct. 11, 199517 Augustana (Ill.) vs. William Penn ...........................................Sept. 4, 199617 Keuka vs. Medaille ............................................................Sept. 19, 199817 Maryville (Tenn.) vs. Fisk......................................................Oct. 28, 200017 Luther vs. Morningside .........................................................Sept. 8, 200117 Piedmont vs. Fisk ................................................................Oct. 17, 2004

ASSISTS No. Team vs. Opponent Date 26 Luther vs. Morningside .........................................................Sept. 8, 200123 Rowan vs. John Jay............................................................Sept. 13, 200020 Piedmont vs. Fisk ................................................................Oct. 10, 200419 Luther vs. Wartburg ...........................................................Sept. 25, 199918 Redlands vs. Caltech...........................................................Oct. 25, 200318 Pitt.-Greensburg vs. Mount Aloysius......................................Aug. 31, 200317 Dominican (Ill.) vs. Clarke...................................................Sept. 20, 200316 Elizabethtown vs. Wilkes ......................................................Nov. 6, 1976

No. Team vs. Opponent Date 16 Augustana (Ill.) vs. William Penn ...........................................Sept. 4, 199615 Centre vs. Fisk....................................................................Oct. 23, 199315 Luther vs. Wartburg ...........................................................Sept. 25, 199915 Richard Stockton vs. Hunter .................................................Oct. 22, 200115 McMurry vs. Concordia-Austin ............................................Sept. 17, 200415 Piedmont vs. Fisk ................................................................Oct. 17, 200414 Connecticut Col. vs. Anna Maria .........................................Oct. 20, 198614 Goucher vs. Arcadia...........................................................Oct. 26, 199114 Wilmington (Ohio) vs. Franklin.............................................Oct. 20, 199814 Wis.-Oshkosh vs. Wis.-Superior .............................................Oct. 3, 199914 Wis.-Oshkosh vs. Lawrence ..................................................Sept. 5, 200014 Westfield St. vs. Framingham St. .........................................Oct. 10, 200014 LeTourneau vs. SW’ern of Chr. Min. ...................................Sept. 22, 200414 Oglethorpe vs. Fisk............................................................Sept. 30, 200413 Stevens Institute vs. Mt. St. Vincent..........................................Oct. 1, 199313 Manhattanville vs. Cazenovia .............................................Sept. 27, 199713 Coe vs. Upper Iowa............................................................Oct. 26, 199713 Buffalo St. vs. Medaille .........................................................Oct. 5, 199913 Centre vs. Aurora ...............................................................Oct. 17, 200213 Redlands vs. Whittier ............................................................Oct. 5, 200313 St. Thomas (Minn.) vs. Northland ..........................................Sept. 2, 2004

SAVESNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 42 Southern Vt. vs. Western New Eng. ....................................Sept. 25, 200436 Muhlenberg vs. Dickinson....................................................Oct. 11, 197935 Marywood vs. King’s (Pa.)..................................................Sept. 29, 199833 Bethel (Minn.) vs. Wheaton (Ill.).............................................Nov. 7, 199832 Lake Erie vs. Penn. St.-Behrend.............................................Oct. 18, 200031 Nichols vs. MIT................................................................................198631 Otterbein vs. Wooster ........................................................Sept. 21, 199131 Albright vs. Susquehanna ....................................................Oct. 14, 199431 Keuka vs. Elmira...................................................................Oct. 3, 199830 Salisbury vs. Rowan.........................................................................197530 Lake Erie vs. Hiram...............................................................Oct. 8, 200029 Ohio Wesleyan vs. Bowling Green.........................................Oct. 3, 197329 Concordia-Austin vs. East Tex. Baptist ....................................Sept. 9, 200028 Marywood vs. Wesley .........................................................Sept. 9, 199828 Marywood vs. Misericordia.................................................Oct. 22, 199828 Cazenovia vs. Barton..........................................................Oct. 10, 1999

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAMTime Team Opponent Date1:09 Ohio Wesleyan (Mike Pepe, all three

goals at 12:57, 13:16 and 14:06) Case Reserve Oct. 10, 1992 1:28 Roger Williams (Sean Whalen [0:50],

then Mike Bray [1:32],then Joel Montgomery [2:18]) Eastern Nazarene Sept. 25, 2004

2:26 Redlands (K.C. Nordfors [63:12], then Eric Rolwing [63:40], then Sam Mirkovich [65:38]) Occidental Sept. 27, 2003

3:41 Redlands (Art Oogjen [70:14], then Tim Stark [72:50], then Oogjen [73:55]) Caltech Oct. 25, 2003

5:07 Redlands (Jason Cloyes [50:20], then Eric Rolwing [53:57], then Cloyes [55:27]) Caltech Oct. 25, 2003

5:37 DeSales (John Rennie, then Rennie,then Todd Campbell) Goucher Sept. 7, 2001

8:07 St. John’s (Minn.) (Ross Golla,all three goals at 16:04, 18:14and 24:11) Augsburg Sept. 26, 2000

Season

SCORING AVERAGETeam Year Games No. Avg. Luther ..........................................................1992 20 96 4.80Trinity (Tex.)..................................................2000 20 96 4.80Westfield St. ................................................1974 23 108 4.70

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CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS (includes conference tournaments)

42—Luther, Sept. 18, 1996 to Oct. 4, 2000

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS (includes conferencetournaments)

57—Claremont-M-S, Sept. 1983 to Nov. 1987

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS17—Drew, Sept. 20, 2003 to Nov. 22, 2003

WINS IN A SEASON25—Richard Stockton, 2001 (25-1-1)

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS31—Claremont-M-S, 1974 to present; Ohio Wesleyan,

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MOST IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORD111/2—Puget Sound, 1998 (7-12-1) to 1999 (20-2-0)

MOST TIES IN A SEASON6—Ithaca, 1995

MOST 0-0 TIES IN A SEASON3—St. John’s (Minn.), 1982; Ithaca, 1991

MOST OVERTIME GAMES IN A SEASON7—Ithaca, 1995; Ohio Wesleyan, 2001

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Team Year Games No. Avg. Trinity (Tex.)..................................................2001 19 86 4.53Lake Forest...................................................1975 12 54 4.50Trinity (Tex.)..................................................2002 23 103 4.48Salisbury ....................................................2000 20 89 4.45Wis.-Platteville ..............................................1983 18 80 4.44Trinity (Tex.)..................................................2004 20 88 4.40Redlands......................................................2003 21 92 4.38Trinity (Tex.)..................................................2003 24 105 4.38Maryville (Tenn.) ...........................................2000 19 83 4.37Dallas..........................................................2001 19 83 4.37Wheaton (Ill.) ...............................................1997 25 109 4.36Ozarks (Ark.) ...............................................2001 20 87 4.35Johns Hopkins ..............................................1999 18 78 4.33Keuka..........................................................2002 18 78 4.33Wm. Paterson ..............................................1977 17 73 4.29Augustana (Ill.) .............................................1982 15 64 4.27Johns Hopkins ..............................................2002 20 85 4.25Neb. Wesleyan ............................................2001 19 80 4.21Johns Hopkins ..............................................2000 20 84 4.20

GOALSTeam Year Games Goals Wheaton (Ill.) ...................................................... 1997 25 109Westfield St. ....................................................... 1974 23 108Trinity (Tex.)......................................................... 2003 24 105Trinity (Tex.)......................................................... 2002 23 103Messiah.............................................................. 2002 26 103Luther ................................................................. 1992 20 96Trinity (Tex.)......................................................... 2000 20 96Messiah.............................................................. 2000 25 96Rowan................................................................ 2000 26 95UC Santa Cruz .................................................... 2003 23 93Ozarks (Ark.) ...................................................... 2001 22 92Redlands............................................................. 2003 21 92Stevens Institute.................................................... 2004 24 92Wis.-Stevens Point................................................ 2003 23 91Norwich ............................................................. 2001 22 90New Jersey City .................................................. 2004 24 90Salisbury ........................................................... 2000 20 89Richard Stockton.................................................. 2001 27 88Messiah.............................................................. 2004 25 88Trinity (Tex.)......................................................... 2004 20 88Wheaton (Ill.) ...................................................... 1989 23 87Merchant Marine ................................................. 2002 23 87Texas-Dallas ........................................................ 2002 21 87Trinity (Tex.)......................................................... 2001 19 86Dominican (Ill.) .................................................... 2003 24 86Wartburg............................................................ 2004 24 86

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 1,200 minutes)

Team Year GA Min. GAAMacalester ...................................................... 1997 3 1,809 0.15Gust. Adolphus ................................................ 2004 4 2,152 0.17Drew .............................................................. 2003 6 2,314 0.23St. Lawrence .................................................... 2000 5 1,782.8 0.25Gust. Adolphus ................................................ 2003 6 2,053 0.26Gust. Adolphus ................................................ 1983 4 1,260 0.29Trinity (Tex.)...................................................... 2003 7 2,178 0.29Johns Hopkins .................................................. 2004 6 1,823 0.30Messiah .......................................................... 2004 8 2,262 0.32Calvin ............................................................ 2004 7 1,954 0.32Rowan ............................................................ 1999 7 1,923 0.33St. John’s (Minn.) .............................................. 1982 6 1,630 0.33Wheaton (Ill.) .................................................. 1991 8 2,130 0.34UC San Diego.................................................. 1985 8 2,090 0.34Williams .......................................................... 1999 6 1,560 0.35Messiah .......................................................... 1999 8 2,054 0.35Salisbury.......................................................... 2002 7 1,770 0.36Wis.-Oshkosh .................................................. 2003 8 1,991 0.36Redlands.......................................................... 2004 8 1,974 0.36Redlands.......................................................... 2003 8 1,923 0.37Muhlenberg...................................................... 1994 8 1,915 0.38Messiah .......................................................... 2002 10 2,370 0.38Ohio Wesleyan ................................................ 1991 10 2,330 0.39Carnegie Mellon .............................................. 1999 7 1,602 0.39Carnegie Mellon .............................................. 2003 6 1,355 0.40Puget Sound .................................................... 1999 9 2,030 0.40Roanoke .......................................................... 1998 8 1,778 0.41Dominican (Ill.) ................................................ 2003 10 2,190 0.41

SAVES PER GAMETeam Year Games No. Avg.Wash. & Lee ................................................ 1976 13 245 18.85Lake Erie...................................................... 2000 21 394 18.76Daniel Webster............................................. 2000 17 308 18.11Marywood................................................... 1998 16 285 17.81Wartburg..................................................... 1999 14 229 16.36William Penn ............................................... 1999 16 256 16.00Anna Maria ................................................. 2000 19 293 15.42Capital ........................................................ 1995 18 271 15.06Curry .......................................................... 2002 17 252 14.82Wis.-Superior ............................................... 2000 11 163 14.82Hilbert ......................................................... 1998 13 189 14.54Capital ........................................................ 1994 17 244 14.35Rutgers-Camden............................................ 1990 17 243 14.29Cazenovia ................................................... 1999 17 241 14.18Neb. Wesleyan ............................................ 1994 14 197 14.07Keuka.......................................................... 1998 17 230 13.53Wis. Lutheran............................................... 2000 18 237 13.17Capital ........................................................ 1998 18 236 13.11Daniel Webster............................................. 1998 18 234 13.00Goucher ...................................................... 1993 19 246 12.95

SAVESTeam Year Games No.Lake Erie ............................................................... 2000 21 394Daniel Webster ...................................................... 2000 17 308Anna Maria........................................................... 2000 19 293Marywood ............................................................ 1998 16 285Capital.................................................................. 1995 18 271St. Joseph’s (L.I.) ..................................................... 2003 22 271Anna Maria........................................................... 1998 20 256William Penn ......................................................... 1999 16 256Waynesburg .......................................................... 2002 20 254St. Joseph’s (N.Y.)................................................... 2000 22 253Curry .................................................................... 2002 17 252Goucher ................................................................ 1993 19 246Wash. & Lee.......................................................... 1976 13 245Capital.................................................................. 1994 17 244Rutgers-Camden ..................................................... 1990 17 243Defiance................................................................ 1998 19 242Cazenovia............................................................. 1999 17 241Wis. Lutheran......................................................... 2000 18 237Cazenovia............................................................. 2000 19 237Capital.................................................................. 1998 18 236Gwynedd-Mercy..................................................... 2000 20 236

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGETeam Year Games No. Pct.Drew........................................................... 2003 25 21 0.84St. John’s (Minn.) .......................................... 1982 18 15 0.83Macalester ................................................... 1997 18 15 0.83

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Team Year Games No. Pct.Gust. Adolphus............................................. 2004 23 19 0.83Alfred.......................................................... 2001 15 12 0.80Trinity (Tex.).................................................. 2003 24 19 0.79Gust. Adolphus............................................. 1983 14 11 0.79Williams ...................................................... 1988 18 14 0.78Johns Hopkins .............................................. 1999 18 14 0.78Gust. Adolphus............................................. 2003 22 17 0.77Carnegie Mellon .......................................... 1999 17 13 0.77Rowan......................................................... 1999 21 16 0.76Calvin ......................................................... 2004 21 16 0.76Muhlenberg ................................................. 1989 20 15 0.75St. Lawrence ................................................ 2000 19 14 0.74Otterbein ..................................................... 1997 22 16 0.73Wis.-Oshkosh............................................... 2003 22 16 0.73UC San Diego.............................................. 1988 25 18 0.72MacMurray.................................................. 1991 25 18 0.72Elizabethtown............................................... 1999 21 15 0.71Merchant Marine.......................................... 2000 21 15 0.71Redlands...................................................... 2003 21 15 0.71Muhlenberg ................................................. 1988 24 17 0.71Williams ...................................................... 1999 17 12 0.71Mary Washington......................................... 1988 20 14 0.70Plattsburgh St. .............................................. 1994 20 14 0.70Johns Hopkins ............................................. 2004 20 14 0.70UC San Diego.............................................. 1985 23 16 0.70Wheaton (Ill.) ............................................... 1991 23 16 0.70Salisbury ..................................................... 1999 23 16 0.70Messiah....................................................... 2003 23 16 0.70

SHUTOUTSTeam Year Games ShutoutsDrew ............................................................... 2003 25 21Trinity (Tex.)...................................................... 2003 24 19Gust. Adolphus................................................. 2004 23 19UC San Diego.................................................. 1988 25 18Elizabethtown................................................... 1989 27 18Elizabethtown................................................... 1991 26 18MacMurray ...................................................... 1991 25 18Messiah........................................................... 2002 26 18Muhlenberg...................................................... 1988 24 17Elizabethtown................................................... 1990 25 17Gust. Adolphus................................................. 2002 22 17Messiah........................................................... 2004 25 17UC San Diego.................................................. 1985 23 16Ohio Wesleyan ................................................ 1991 24 16Wheaton (Ill.) ................................................... 1991 23 16Otterbein ......................................................... 1997 22 16Rowan............................................................. 1999 21 16Salisbury.......................................................... 1999 23 16Richard Stockton............................................... 2001 27 16Drew ............................................................... 2002 24 16Otterbein ......................................................... 2002 27 16Messiah........................................................... 2003 23 16Wis.-Oshkosh ................................................... 2003 22 16Calvin ............................................................. 2004 21 16

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINSNo. Team From To39 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................. Oct. 1, 1997 Nov. 14, 199831 Messiah......................................... Sept. 27, 2000 Oct. 20, 200129 St. Lawrence .................................. Sept. 4, 1999 Sept. 29, 200024 Trinity (Tex.).................................... Aug. 29, 2003 Nov. 30, 200323 Williams ........................................ 1987 Oct. 29, 198823 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Sept. 1, 2000 Nov. 18, 200021 Wis.-Oshkosh ................................. Aug. 29, 2003 Nov. 22, 200320 Kenyon.......................................... Oct. 28, 1989 Nov. 2, 199020 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Sept. 2, 1994 Nov. 5, 199420 Neb. Wesleyan .............................. Sept. 1, 1999 Sept. 2, 200020 Richard Stockton............................. Sept. 23, 2001 Nov. 17, 200119 Rowan........................................... Nov. 2, 1990 Oct. 13, 199119 Trinity (Tex.).................................... Sept. 1, 2000 Nov. 11, 200019 Drew............................................. Sept. 14, 2002 Nov. 23, 200218 Elizabethtown................................. Sept. 15, 1990 Nov. 3, 199017 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................. 1984 198417 Rowan........................................... Sept. 5, 1987 Oct. 26, 198717 Rowan........................................... Sept. 10, 1988 Oct. 25, 198817 Rowan........................................... Sept. 23, 2000 Nov. 24, 2000

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSSNo. Team From To66 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................. Sept. 1, 1996 Nov. 14, 199860 St. Lawrence .................................. Nov. 19, 1997 Nov. 12, 200039 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................. 1984 198534 Macalester ..................................... Oct. 9, 1996 Sept. 27, 199831 UC San Diego................................ Sept. 7, 1988 Sept. 22, 198931 Messiah......................................... Sept. 27, 2000 Oct. 20, 200129 Gust. Adolphus............................... Sept. 20, 2003 Oct. 8, 200428 Elizabethtown................................. Sept. 1989 Nov. 3, 199028 Wis.-Oshkosh ................................. Sept. 3, 1994 Sept. 23, 199528 Trinity (Tex.).................................... Oct. 19, 2001 Nov. 29, 200227 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Sept. 13, 1988 Oct. 7, 198926 Neb. Wesleyan .............................. Sept. 1, 1999 Sept. 17, 200025 Plattsburgh St. ................................ 1991 199224 Trinity (Tex.).................................... Aug. 29, 2003 Nov. 30, 200323 Williams ........................................ 1987 Oct. 29, 198823 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Sept. 1, 2000 Nov. 18, 200022 Wis.-Oshkosh ................................. Sept. 12, 1991 Sept. 27, 199222 Richard Stockton............................. Sept. 22, 2001 Nov. 24, 200122 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Oct. 16, 2001 Sept. 24, 2002

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS(Includes conference and NCAA tournaments)

No. Team From To40 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Aug. 30, 1991 Oct. 29, 199326 Williams ........................................ Oct. 17, 1987 Oct. 9, 199026 Johns Hopkins ................................ Sept. 14, 1996 Oct. 14, 199826 Williams ........................................ Oct. 3, 1998 Nov. 4, 200025 Wheaton (Mass.) ............................ Oct. 14, 2000 Oct. 23, 200223 Wis.-Oshkosh ................................. Sept. 24, 1992 Nov. 12, 199422 UC San Diego................................ Sept. 26, 1984 Sept. 26, 198622 UC San Diego................................ Sept. 19, 1993 Sept. 22, 199521 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Oct. 15, 1999 Nov. 12, 200021 Claremont-M-S................................ Nov. 1, 1999 Oct. 3, 200119 Richard Stockton............................. Oct. 20, 2000 Nov. 17, 200118 Plattsburgh St. ................................ 1993 199518 Fredonia St. ................................... Oct. 18, 1995 Aug. 31, 199618 St. Norbert..................................... Sept. 21, 2003 Present17 Rhodes .......................................... Oct. 26, 1993 Oct. 28, 199517 Neb. Wesleyan .............................. Oct. 4, 1998 Sept. 9, 2000

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS(Includes conference tournaments)

No. Team From To42 Luther ............................................ Sept. 18, 1996 Oct. 4, 200041 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................. Sept. 1988 Nov. 199435 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................. Nov. 1994 Oct. 21, 200032 Redlands........................................ Sept. 25, 2002 Oct. 6, 200431 Claremont-M-S................................ Sept. 1983 Oct. 198530 Mary Washington........................... Sept. 1991 Oct. 199429 Roger Williams............................... Oct. 1999 Nov. 2, 200127 Rowan........................................... Oct. 2, 1986 Sept. 25, 198927 Drew............................................. Sept. 16, 2000 Nov. 9, 200225 Messiah......................................... Nov. 12, 1999 Nov. 2, 200224 Muhlenberg ................................... Oct. 14, 1986 Sept. 29, 199021 Greensboro.................................... Nov. 9, 1996 Oct. 1, 200020 Wooster......................................... Sept. 10, 1977 197920 Trinity (Tex.).................................... Sept. 26, 1999 Sept. 30, 200120 Johns Hopkins ................................ Oct. 30, 1999 Nov. 2, 200119 Claremont-M-S................................ Oct. 1985 Oct. 198718 Wheaton (Mass.) ............................ Oct. 14, 2000 Oct. 17, 200217 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Sept. 24, 1985 Sept. 24, 198817 Fredonia St. .................................. Oct. 18, 1996 Oct. 3, 199817 Norwich ........................................ Sept. 8, 1999 Oct. 21, 2000

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes conference tournaments)

No. Team From To57 Claremont-M-S................................ Sept. 1983 Nov. 198742 Luther ............................................ Sept. 18, 1996 Oct. 4, 200041 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................. Sept. 1988 Nov. 199440 Rowan........................................... Oct. 27, 1984 Sept. 25, 198939 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................. Nov. 1994 Oct. 10, 200137 Mary Washington........................... Oct. 1994 Oct. 199836 Drew............................................. Sept. 16, 2000 Nov. 8, 200335 St. Lawrence .................................. Sept. 21, 1996 Oct. 11, 200232 Roger Williams............................... Oct. 1999 Nov. 7, 200232 Redlands........................................ Sept. 25, 2002 Oct. 6, 200429 Claremont-M-S................................ Oct. 1977 Oct. 198024 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Sept. 24, 1985 Oct. 7, 198924 Muhlenberg ................................... Oct. 14, 1986 Sept. 29, 199023 Greensboro.................................... Nov. 9, 1996 Oct. 15, 200023 Norwich ........................................ Sept. 8, 1999 Sept. 21, 2002

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No. Team From To22 Macalester ..................................... Oct. 9, 1996 Oct. 14, 199821 Bethany (W.V.) ............................... Nov. 2, 1996 Sept. 9, 200120 Wooster......................................... Sept. 10, 1977 197920 Drew............................................. Oct. 19, 1997 Oct. 30, 199920 Johns Hopkins ................................ Oct. 30, 1999 Nov. 2, 2001

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTSNo. Team From To17 Drew............................................. Sept. 20, 2003 Nov. 22, 200313 St. John's (Minn.) ............................ Sept. 22, 1982 Nov. 6, 198213 Muhlenberg ................................... Sept. 3, 1988 Oct. 13, 198811 Williams ........................................ Oct. 6, 1998 Nov. 14, 199810 Greensboro.................................... Sept. 16, 1989 Oct. 16, 198910 Messiah......................................... 1995 199510 Macalester ..................................... Nov. 6, 1997 Sept. 27, 199810 Elizabethtown................................. Sept. 25, 1999 Oct. 27, 199910 Gust. Adolphus............................... Sept. 11, 2004 Oct. 8, 2004

9 Plattsburgh St. ............................... 1994 19948 Rowan........................................... Nov. 29, 1980 Sept. 26, 19818 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Oct. 6, 1982 Nov. 2, 19828 UC San Diego................................ Sept. 14, 1988 Oct. 2, 19888 Johns Hopkins ................................ Sept. 28, 1996 Oct. 27, 19968 Ohio Wesleyan .............................. Oct. 17, 2000 Nov. 12, 20008 UC Santa Cruz............................... Sept. 13, 2002 Oct. 10, 20028 Wis.-Oshkosh ................................. Sept. 13, 2003 Oct. 4, 20038 Gust. Adolphus............................... Sept. 30, 2003 Oct. 28, 20037 Rowan........................................... Oct. 17, 1979 Nov. 6, 19797 UC San Diego................................ Oct. 14, 1988 Oct. 29, 19887 Muhlenberg ................................... Sept. 10, 1989 Sept. 29, 19897 Rowan........................................... Sept. 1, 1990 Sept. 18, 19907 MacMurray.................................... Sept. 18, 1991 Oct. 5, 19917 Montclair St. ................................. Oct. 2, 1992 Oct. 24, 19927 Wis.-Oshkosh ................................. Oct. 29, 1992 Sept. 20, 19937 Rowan........................................... Sept. 12, 1999 Oct. 6, 19997 Rowan........................................... Oct. 11, 1999 Nov. 4, 19997 Roger Williams............................... Oct. 16, 1999 Nov. 4, 19997 Westfield St. .................................. Oct. 13, 2000 Nov. 4, 20007 Trinity (Tex.).................................... Oct. 11, 2003 Nov. 23, 20037 Calvin ........................................... Oct. 16, 2004 Nov. 5, 2004

SEASON WINSNo. Team Year25 Richard Stockton ............................................................................ 200124 Elizabethtown ................................................................................ 198924 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................................................................ 199724 Rowan .......................................................................................... 200024 Trinity (Tex.) ................................................................................... 200323 UNC Greensboro........................................................................... 198323 UC San Diego ............................................................................... 198823 Elizabethtown ................................................................................ 199023 Ohio Wesleyan.............................................................................. 200023 Messiah ........................................................................................ 200223 Otterbein ...................................................................................... 200223 Messiah ........................................................................................ 200422 Ohio Wesleyan.............................................................................. 199122 St. Lawrence.................................................................................. 199922 Messiah ........................................................................................ 200021 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................................................................ 198421 UC San Diego ............................................................................... 198521 Elizabethtown ................................................................................ 198721 MacMurray ................................................................................... 199121 UC San Diego ............................................................................... 199321 Elizabethtown ................................................................................ 199321 Luther............................................................................................ 199621 Mary Washington .......................................................................... 199721 Cabrini ......................................................................................... 199821 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................................................................ 199821 Linfield .......................................................................................... 200021 Messiah ........................................................................................ 200121 Norwich ....................................................................................... 200121 Wheaton (Mass.) ........................................................................... 200121 Arcadia ........................................................................................ 200221 Drew ............................................................................................ 200221 UC Santa Cruz .............................................................................. 200321 Wis.-Oshkosh ................................................................................ 200321 Stevens Institute.............................................................................. 2004

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONSNo. Team From To31 Claremont-M-S.............................................. 1974 present31 Ohio Wesleyan ............................................ 1974 present30 Rowan......................................................... 1975 present30 Elizabethtown............................................... 1975 present30 Messiah....................................................... 1975 present

No. Team From To28 Wilmington (Ohio)* ...................................... 1977 present25 St. John’s (Minn.) .......................................... 1974 199823 Williams ...................................................... 1982 present20 Middlebury .................................................. 1985 present20 Wis.-Oshkosh............................................... 1985 present 18 UC San Diego.............................................. 1982 199918 Macalester ................................................... 1987 present17 Centre ......................................................... 1988 present17 Wheaton (Ill.) ............................................... 1988 present16 Plymouth St. ................................................ 1974 198916 Cortland St. ................................................. 1981 199616 Ithaca.......................................................... 1985 200014 Mary Washington......................................... 1984 1997*Wilmington (Ohio) was not an NCAA member from 1980-89.

MOST IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORD Team Year W-L-T Next Year W-L-T ImprovementPuget Sound 1998 7-12-1 1999 20-2-0 111/2Wentworth Inst. 1995 1-17-0 1996 12-6-0 11Bridgewater St. 1992 4-14-0 1993 15-4-1 101/2Bard 2000 5-13-1 2001 14-1-0 101/2Emory 1983 7-13-1 1984 16-3-2 91/2

Central (Iowa) 2001 5-10-2 2002 16-2-1 91/2Franklin 1999 1-18-0 2000 10-9-0 9Dallas 2000 2-11-3 2001 14-5-0 9MacMurray 1987 2-14-3 1988 13-8-0 81/2Wheaton (Ill.) 1987 9-10-1 1988 19-3-2 81/2

UC San Diego 1992 8-6-4 1993 21-2-1 81/2Susquehanna 1992 2-14-1 1993 11-6-0 81/2Elms 1999 4-12-0 2000 12-3-0 81/2Baruch 2003 3-13-0 2004 11-4-1 81/2N.C. Wesleyan 2003 7-10-2 2004 16-2-2 81/2

Wilmington (Ohio) 1976 3-9-1 1977 13-3-0 8Mount Union 1982 4-11-0 1983 12-3-1 8Springfield 1998 6-13-0 1999 15-6-0 8Mass.-Dartmouth 1999 6-12-1 2000 16-6-1 8Wash. & Lee 1999 9-8-0 2000 19-2-0 8Fontbonne 2000 3-13-2 2001 11-5-1 8Lycoming 2002 5-11-2 2003 15-5-0 8Aurora 2003 7-11-2 2004 15-3-4 8

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SCORING OFFENSESeason Team GM G Avg.1998 Wilmington (Ohio) ............................................. 20 83 4.151999 Johns Hopkins.................................................... 18 76 4.222000 Trinity (Tex.) ....................................................... 20 96 4.802001 Trinity (Tex.) ....................................................... 19 86 4.532002 Trinity (Tex.) ....................................................... 23 103 4.482003 Redlands........................................................... 21 92 4.382004 Trinity (Tex.) ...................................................... 20 88 4.40

TEAM GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Team GM MIN GA GAA1998 Roanoke ................................................ 19 1,778 8 0.411999 Rowan................................................... 21 1,923 7 0.332000 St. Lawrence........................................... 19 1,782.8 5 0.252001 Alfred .................................................... 15 1,422 7 0.442002 Salisbury................................................ 19 1,770 7 0.362003 Drew ..................................................... 25 2,314 6 0.232004 Gust. Adolphus....................................... 23 2,152 4 0.17

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGESeason Team GM SO Avg.1998 Williams ........................................................... 19 13 0.681999 Johns Hopkins.................................................... 18 14 0.782000 St. Lawrence...................................................... 19 14 0.742001 Alfred ............................................................... 15 12 0.802002 Messiah ............................................................ 26 18 0.692003 Drew ................................................................ 25 21 0.842004 Gust. Adolphus.................................................. 23 19 0.83

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason Team W L T Pct.1998 Wheaton (Ill.) ................................................. 21 1 0 .9551999 St. Lawrence................................................... 22 0 0 1.000

Neb. Wesleyan............................................... 19 0 0 1.0002000 Ohio Wesleyan............................................... 23 1 0 .9582001 Norwich......................................................... 21 1 0 .9552002 Carnegie Mellon ............................................. 16 1 0 .9412003 Trinity (Tex.) .................................................... 24 0 0 1.0002004 Trinity (Tex.) ................................................... 19 1 0 0.950

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19801. Babson2. Scranton3. Rowan4. Washington-St. Louis5. Binghamton6. Calvin7. Brandeis8. MacMurray9. Averett

10. Ithaca11. Ohio Wesleyan12. Lynchburg13. Wesleyan (Conn.)14. Kean15. Bethany (W.V.)16. Wheaton (Ill.)17. Plymouth St.18. Clarkson19. Wilmington (Ohio)20. TCNJ

19811. Rowan2. Cortland St.3. Brandeis4. Ohio Wesleyan5. Keene St.6. Wheaton (Ill.)7. Averett8. UNC Greensboro9. Scranton

10. Fredonia St.11. Washington-St. Louis12. Messiah13. Dennison14. Colorado Col.15. Plymouth St.16. St. Lawrence17. FDU-Florham18. Plattsburgh St.18. Frostburg St.20. Amherst

19841. UNC Greensboro2. Wheaton (Ill.)3. Kean4. Salem St.5. Rochester Inst.6. UC San Diego

7. Bethany (W.V.)8. TCNJ9. Emory

10. Union (N.Y.)11. WPI12. Wilmington (Ohio)13. Claremont-M-S14. Washington-St. Louis15. Ohio Wesleyan16. Buffalo St.17. N.C. Wesleyan18. Lynchburg19. Colorado Col.20. Williams

19901. Elizabethtown2. Kenyon3. Rochester Inst.4. UC San Diego5. Bethany (W.V.)6. Colby7. Cortland St.8. Ohio Wesleyan9. Kean

10. Wheaton (Ill.)11. Babson12. Methodist13. Macalester14. Scranton15. Va. Wesleyan16. Rowan17. Salem St.18. Cal St. San B'dino18. Plattsburgh St.20. Calvin

19911. Ohio Wesleyan2. Rowan3. Muhlenberg4. Methodist5. Fontbonne6. Ithaca7. Wesleyan (Conn.)8. UC San Diego9. TCNJ

10. Elizabethtown11. Cortland St.12. Kenyon13. Bethany (W.V.)

14. Kean15. Washington-St. Louis16. Western Conn. St.17. Cal Lutheran18. Messiah19. Va. Wesleyan20. Wheaton (Ill.)

19921. Hobart2. Methodist3. Elizabethtown4. Rowan5. Babson6. Kenyon7. Colorado Col.8. Washington-St. Louis9. Va. Wesleyan

T10. Ohio WesleyanT10. Messiah12. Plattsburgh St.13. Kean14. Williams15. Claremont-M-S16. Fontbonne17. Muhlenberg18. Bethany (W.V.)19. WPI20. Montclair St.21. Cortland St.22. Cal Lutheran23. Wooster24. TCNJT25. MacMurrayT25. Rensselaer

19931. Kenyon2. Williams3. Elizabethtown4. Cortland St.5. UC San Diego6. Rowan7. Ohio Wesleyan8. Mary Washington9. Wheaton (Ill.)

10. Gettysburg11. Salem St.12. Plattsburgh St.13. Methodist14. TCNJ15. Colorado Col.16. Washington-St. Louis17. DePauw18. Amherst19. Roanoke20. Kean21. Messiah

22. Clarkson23. Claremont-M-S24. Wis.-Oshkosh25. Scranton

19941. Ohio Wesleyan2. Williams3. Muhlenberg4. TCNJ5. Wis.-Oshkosh6. Greensboro7. Rochester Inst.8. Claremont-M-S9. Rowan

10. Elizabethtown11. Va. Wesleyan12. Kenyon13. Plattsburgh St.14. Middlebury15. Washington-St. Louis16. Gust. AdolphusT17. MethodistT17. Western Conn. St.19. Kean20. Hope21. UC San Diego22. Albany (N.Y.)T23. Wheaton (Ill.)T23. Johns Hopkins25. Tufts

19951. Methodist2. Williams3. Messiah4. Rowan5. Hope6. Chapman7. Ithaca8. Va. Wesleyan9. Washington-St. Louis

10. Muhlenberg11. TCNJ12. Ohio Wesleyan13. UC San Diego14. Middlebury15. Wheaton (Ill.)16. Elizabethtown17. St. Lawrence18. Fredonia St.19. Kenyon20. Greensboro21. Richard Stockton22. Colorado Col.23. GettysburgT24. HiramT24. Wis.-Oshkosh

19961. TCNJ2. Kenyon3. Ithaca4. Williams5. Chicago6. Bethany (W.V.)7. Greensboro8. Luther9. Richard Stockton

10. Elizabethtown11. Trinity (Tex.)12. Wheaton (Ill.)13. Middlebury14. Wilmington (Ohio)15. St. Lawrence16. Mary Washington17. Concordia-M’head18. Salem St.19. Hope20. UC San Diego21. Rowan22. Fredonia St.23. Wheaton (Ill.)24. Muhlenberg25. Johns Hopkins

19971. Wheaton (Ill.)2. TCNJ3. Mary Washington4. Amherst5. Gettysburg6. Ithaca

T7. Ohio WesleyanT7. Cal Lutheran9. Kean

10. Plymouth St.11. Macalester12. Va. Wesleyan13. Muhlenberg14. Alma15. Kenyon16. Washington-St. Louis17. Rensselaer18. Rochester19. Wheaton (Mass.)20. Trinity (Tex.)21. Messiah22. Greensboro23. Rowan24. Johns Hopkins25. Rhodes

19981. Ohio Wesleyan2. Greensboro

3. Williams4. Rowan

T5. Trinity (Tex.)T5. St. Lawrence7. Johns Hopkins8. Macalester9. Wheaton (Ill.)

10. Messiah11. Plymouth St.12. Richard Stockton13. Clarkson14. Pacific (Ore.)15. Otterbein16. East. Mennonite17. St. Olaf18. Gettysburg19. Middlebury20. Montclair St.21. Bethany (W.V.)22. Emory23. Kean24. Va. Wesleyan25. Rhodes

19991. St. Lawrence2. Williams3. Wheaton (Ill.)4. Rowan5. Otterbein

T6. ElizabethtownT6. Puget Sound8. Greensboro

T9. GettysburgT9. Ithaca11. Wis.-Oshkosh12. AmherstT13. Richard StocktonT13. Chris. Newport15. Wilmington (Ohio)16. Middlebury17. Macalester18. St. Olaf19. Messiah20. Salisbury21. Trinity (Tex.)22. Plattsburgh St.23. Ohio Wesleyan24. Mary WashingtonT25. Trinity (Conn.)T25. Alma

20001. Ohio Wesleyan2. Trinity (Tex.)3. St. Lawrence4. Linfield5. Williams

Final Coaches’ PollsNOTE: Poll conducted by the IntercollegiateSoccer Coaches Association of America (ISAA)from 1980-95. The National Soccer CoachesAssociation of America assumed responsibilityin 1996.

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School W-L-T W-L-T ImprovedBaruch .................................................. 3-13-0 11-4-1 81/2N.C. Wesleyan ...................................... 7-10-2 16-2-2 81/2Aurora .................................................. 7-11-2 15-3-4 8Villa Julie................................................ 1-15-1 10-9-1 71/2Bethany (W.V.)........................................ 3-15-4 12-10-0 7Framingham St. ...................................... 2-13-2 10-7-1 7Mississippi Col. ...................................... 5-14-0 11-6-0 7Brockport St. .......................................... 6-9-2 14-4-3 61/2Wilmington (Ohio) .................................. 10-9-1 17-3-2 61/2Babson .................................................. 8-9-3 16-5-1 6Frank. & Marsh....................................... 3-9-3 11-5-3 6Lebanon Valley ...................................... 5-13-0 10-6-3 6Swarthmore............................................ 5-12-2 12-7-2 6Westminster (Pa.) .................................... 9-10-2 16-5-0 6$To determine games improved, add the difference in victories between the twoseasons to the difference in losses, then divide by two; ties not counted. Includespostseason.

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6. Rowan7. Messiah8. Wash. & Lee9. Wis.-Oshkosh

10. Gust. Adolphus11. Wheaton (Mass.)12. Greensboro13. Johns Hopkins14. Kean15. DePauw16. Plattsburgh St.17. Chris. Newport18. Elizabethtown19. Middlebury20. Sewanee21. Rochester22. Claremont-M-S23. John Carroll24. Salisbury25. TCNJ

20011. Messiah2. St. Lawrence3. Williams4. Richard Stockton5. Greensboro6. Neb. Wesleyan7. Kalamazoo8. Wis.-Oshkosh9. Wheaton (Mass.)

10. Kean11. Roanoke12. UC Santa Cruz13. Arcadia14. Chicago15. Otterbein16. Hamilton17. Rowan18. John Carroll19. Keene St.20. Trinity (Tex.)

21. Drew22. Claremont-M-S23. Plattsburgh St.24. Mary Washington25. New Jersey City

20021. Messiah2. Otterbein3. Trinity (Tex.)4. St. Lawrence5. Drew6. Wheaton (Ill.)7. Arcadia8. Macalester9. Redlands

10. Williams11. Greensboro12. Ohio Wesleyan13. Richard StocktonT14.Roanoke

T14.Carnegie Mellon16. Amherst17. Rowan18. Wis.-Whitewater19. Salisbury20. Puget Sound21. Merchant Marine22. Wis.-Oshkosh23. Hope24. BowdoinT25.Cortland St.T25.Keene St.

20031. Trinity (Tex.)2. Drew3. Wis.-Oshkosh4. Wheaton (Mass.)5. UC Santa Cruz

T6. Dominican (Ill.)T6. Salisbury8. MIT

9. St. Lawrence10. Williams11. Redlands12. Stevens Institute13. Messiah14. John Carroll15. Carnegie Mellon16. Piedmont17. Bowdoin18. Gust. Adolphus19. Wheaton (Ill.)20. Emory21. Va. Wesleyan22. Denison23. Rowan24. Linfield25. Ohio Wesleyan

20041. Messiah2. UC Santa Cruz3. Salisbury

4. Geneseo St.5. Williams6. Gust. Adolphus7. Stevens Institute

T8. Trinity (Tex.)T8. Wartburg10. Richard Stockton11. Johns Hopkins12. St. Lawrence13. Wilmington (Ohio)14. St. Norbert15. Wheaton (Mass.)16. Calvin17. Arcadia18. Keene St.19. Allegheny20. N.C. Wesleyan21. Whitworth22. Elizabethtown23. Wheaton (Ill.)24. Babson25. Carnegie Mellon

2004 Men’sStatistical LeadersDivision I Individual Leaders ............................... 54Division I Team Leaders ...................................... 55Division II Individual Leaders .............................. 56Division II Team Leaders ..................................... 57Division III Individual Leaders ............................. 58Division III Team Leaders..................................... 59

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Assists Per GamePlayer, Team Cl. Games Assists Avg.

1. Hunter Freeman, Virginia............................ Jr. 24 21 0.882. Boyzzz Khumalo, Coastal Caro. ................ So. 23 16 0.703. Doug Lascody, Southwest Mo. St. .............. Sr. 19 13 0.684. Dayton O'Brien, Memphis .......................... Jr. 21 14 0.675. Dale Weiler, Wis.-Milwaukee .................... So. 20 13 0.656. Michael Videira, Duke................................ Fr. 24 15 0.637. Thomas Harju, Lafayette ............................ So. 18 11 0.618. David Roth, Northwestern .......................... Fr. 23 14 0.619. Matt Watson, UMBC ................................ Fr. 15 9 0.60

10. Andy Garcia, St. Bonaventure .................... Jr. 17 10 0.5911. Jorden Holder, Central Conn. St. ................ Jr. 14 8 0.5712. Federico Peria, North Carolina St. ............ Jr. 15 8 0.5313. Powell Cucchiella, UMBC .......................... Jr. 17 9 0.5314. Floreal Pedrazo Perdigones, Birmingham-So. .. Fr. 19 10 0.5315. Trevor Goodrich, Georgetown .................... Sr. 21 11 0.5216. Kristoffer Aarskog, Fla. Atlantic .................. Sr. 12 6 0.50

Chad Barrett, UCLA .................................. So. 20 10 0.50Seth Fishelson, IPFW .................................. Sr. 18 9 0.50Jamie Johnson, Boston U. .......................... Jr. 18 9 0.50Edwin Ruiz, Hartwick ................................ Sr. 18 9 0.50

21. Jordan Hughes, Coastal Caro. .................. Jr. 23 11 0.48Ryan Pore, Tulsa ........................................ Jr. 23 11 0.48

23. Scott Sealy, Wake Forest............................ Sr. 21 10 0.4824. Ryan Solle, Wake Forest ............................ So. 19 9 0.4725. Richard Blackburn, Jacksonville .................. Sr. 17 8 0.47

Marcos Romaneiro, Brown ........................ Sr. 17 8 0.4727. Patrick Althoff, High Point .......................... Fr. 20 9 0.45

Medhi Ballouchy, Santa Clara .................... So. 20 9 0.45Ryan Guy, San Diego ................................ So. 20 9 0.45Ryan McMahen, Michigan St. .................. Sr. 20 9 0.45Julian Nash, Creighton .............................. Sr. 20 9 0.45

Goals-Against AveragePlayer, Team Cl. Games Min. Goals GA Avg.

1. Chris Sawyer, Notre Dame .......... Sr. 19 1,772 9 0.4572. Issey Maholo, Boston College ...... So. 20 1,837 10 0.4903. Bouna Coundoul, Albany (N.Y.).... Sr. 18 1,677 10 0.5374. Dan Kennedy, UC Santa Barb. .... Sr. 23 2,140 13 0.5475. Andrew Weber, New Mexico ...... Sr. 20 1,798 11 0.5516. Sam Bishop, Lehigh...................... Sr. 13 1,137 8 0.6337. Jay Nolly, Indiana........................ Sr. 24 2,270 16 0.6348. Sebastian Vecchio, Memphis ........ Sr. 19 1,564 12 0.6919. Jeff Wiese, Oakland .................... Jr. 15 1,401 11 0.707

10. Bill Gaudette, St. John's (N.Y.) ...... Sr. 20 1,763 14 0.71511. Eric Mickschl, Wis.-Milwaukee...... So. 14 1,241 10 0.72512. Eric Reed, UCLA .......................... So. 16 1,470 12 0.73513. Kent Harkness, Santa Clara .......... Sr. 19 1,549 13 0.75514. Nick Noble, West Virginia .......... So. 20 1,754 15 0.77015. Kevin Trapp, James Madison ........ So. 18 1,608 14 0.78416. Lubos Ancin, Rutgers .................... So. 14 1,343 12 0.80417. Thomas Myers, American ............ Sr. 19 1,666 15 0.81118. T.J. Tomasso, Southern Methodist .. Sr. 18 1,553 14 0.811

Division IIndividual LeadersPoints Per Game

Player, Team Cl. Games Goals Asst. Pts. Avg.1. Ryan Pore, Tulsa ..........................Jr. 23 22 11 55 2.392. Alex Harrison, Central Conn. St. ....So. 16 17 4 38 2.383. Jeff Rowland, New Mexico ..........Jr. 20 19 7 45 2.254. Sasha Gotsmanov, Rhode Island....Jr. 21 19 8 46 2.195. Jamie Holmes, Birmingham-So. ......Sr. 19 18 5 41 2.16

6. Jason Garey, Maryland ................Jr. 25 22 9 53 2.127. Scott Sealy, Wake Forest ..............Sr. 21 17 10 44 2.108. Randi Patterson, UNC

Greensboro ..............................So. 23 19 8 46 2.009. Edwin Ruiz, Hartwick....................Sr. 18 13 9 35 1.94

10. Jordan Hughes, Coastal Caro. ......Jr. 23 16 11 43 1.87

11. Bjorn Totland, Fla. Atlantic ............Sr. 16 13 3 29 1.8112. Ablaye Camara, Detroit................Sr. 15 11 5 27 1.80

Antou Jallow, Wis.-Milwaukee ......Sr. 20 16 4 36 1.8014. Willie Sims, Cal St. Northridge ....So. 19 16 2 34 1.7915. Tommy Krizanovic, Jacksonville ....So. 17 13 4 30 1.76

16. Drew McAthy, UC Santa Barb. ....Sr. 25 18 7 43 1.7217. Nowaf Jaman, Western Ill. ..........So. 21 16 3 35 1.67

Dave Leung, Oral Roberts ............Jr. 15 11 3 25 1.6719. Mubarike Chisoni, Coastal Caro. ..Sr. 23 16 6 38 1.6520. Chris Archer, High Point ..............So. 20 15 3 33 1.65

21. Nick Van Sicklen, Wisconsin ........Sr. 19 12 7 31 1.6322. John Krause, Vanderbilt ................Jr. 17 12 3 27 1.5923. Tony Anderson, Vermont ..............Sr. 19 12 6 30 1.58

Jamal Shteiwi, Kentucky ................Sr. 19 11 8 30 1.58Alex Smith, Southern Methodist ....So. 19 13 4 30 1.58

26. Dominic Oduro,Va. Commonwealth ..................Jr. 21 16 1 33 1.57

27. Vangel Nacovski, IUPUI ................Fr. 18 12 4 28 1.56Chas Parry, IPFW ........................Fr. 18 13 2 28 1.56

29. Jordan Gruber, Michigan St. ........Fr. 20 12 7 31 1.5530. Karim Dietz, Birmingham-So. ........Sr. 19 13 3 29 1.53

Goals Per Game

Player, Team Cl. Games Goals Avg.1. Alex Harrison, Central Conn. St. ............ So. 16 17 1.062. Ryan Pore, Tulsa .................................... Jr. 23 22 0.963. Jeff Rowland, New Mexico...................... Jr. 20 19 0.954. Jamie Holmes, Birmingham-So. ................ Sr. 19 18 0.955. Sasha Gotsmanov, Rhode Island .............. Jr. 21 19 0.90

6. Jason Garey, Maryland .......................... Jr. 25 22 0.887. Willie Sims, Cal St. Northridge ................ So. 19 16 0.848. Randi Patterson, UNC Greensboro .......... So. 23 19 0.839. Bjorn Totland, Fla. Atlantic ...................... Sr. 16 13 0.81

10. Scott Sealy, Wake Forest ........................ Sr. 21 17 0.81

11. Antou Jallow, Wis.-Milwaukee ................ Sr. 20 16 0.8012. Tommy Krizanovic, Jacksonville................ So. 17 13 0.7613. Nowaf Jaman, Western Ill. .................... So. 21 16 0.76

Dominic Oduro, Va. Commonwealth ........ Jr. 21 16 0.7615. Chris Archer, High Point .......................... So. 20 15 0.75

16. Ablaye Camara, Detroit .......................... Sr. 15 11 0.73Dave Leung, Oral Roberts........................ Jr. 15 11 0.73

18. Chas Parry, IPFW .................................. Fr. 18 13 0.72Edwin Ruiz, Hartwick .............................. Sr. 18 13 0.72

20. Drew McAthy, UC Santa Barb. .............. Sr. 25 18 0.72

21. John Krause, Vanderbilt .......................... Jr. 17 12 0.71Darren Spicer, Princeton .......................... Jr. 17 12 0.71

23. Mubarike Chisoni, Coastal Caro. ............ Sr. 23 16 0.70Jordan Hughes, Coastal Caro. ................ Jr. 23 16 0.70

25. Trey Alexander, Western Ky. .................. Sr. 16 11 0.69

26. Karim Dietz, Birmingham-So. .................. Sr. 19 13 0.68Chris Edwards, Oakland ........................ Jr. 19 13 0.68Alex Smith, Southern Methodist ................ So. 19 13 0.68

29. Terron Amos, East Caro. ........................ Sr. 15 10 0.67Vangel Nacovski, IUPUI .......................... Fr. 18 12 0.67

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Player, Team Cl. Games Min. Goals GA Avg.19. Andy Gruenebaum, Kentucky ...... Jr. 19 1,769 16 0.81420. Rowan Anders, Dartmouth ............ So. 16 1,546 14 0.81521. Zach Varga, Duquesne ................ So. 20 1,746 16 0.82522. Boris Pardo, Seton Hall ................ Jr. 14 1,307 12 0.82623. Dane Brenner, South Fla. ............ So. 14 1,268 12 0.85224. Josh Wagenaar, Hartwick ............ So. 19 1,762 17 0.86825. Ray Burse Jr., Ohio St. ................ Jr. 15 1,339 13 0.87326. Steve Goletz, Northern Ill. .......... Jr. 15 1,317 13 0.88827. Stefan Gonet, Binghamton............ Jr. 21 2,020 20 0.89128. Geremy Uhl, San Francisco .......... So. 11 990 10 0.90929. Eric Kronberg, California.............. Jr. 19 1,776 18 0.91230. Justin Christafaris, Akron .............. Sr. 21 1,949 20 0.923

Saves Per GamePlayer, Team Cl. Games Saves Avg.

1. Peter Hachaj, IPFW ................................ Sr. 18 128 7.112. Tyler Kettering, Gardner-Webb ................ So. 19 134 7.053. Collin Leaver, Manhattan ........................ So. 15 105 7.004. Eric Sciocchetti, Richmond........................ Fr. 16 103 6.445. Matt VanOekel, Longwood ...................... Fr. 17 107 6.296. Stash Graham, La Salle............................ Sr. 18 111 6.177. Amir Kettani, Cleveland St. .................... Sr. 16 98 6.138. Conor Shilcock-Elliott, Quinnipiac ............ Jr. 17 103 6.069. Corey Southers, Evansville........................ Fr. 20 118 5.90

10. John Moschella, Stony Brook .................... Fr. 16 92 5.7511. Matt McDougall, Sacramento St. ............ Jr. 19 109 5.7412. Frank DiFilippo, Navy.............................. Sr. 17 97 5.7113. Chris DeStefano, St. Joseph's.................... Sr. 16 91 5.6914. Jeff Engelbrecht, Ill.-Chicago .................... Fr. 15 85 5.6715. Cameron Rossi, UC Irvine ........................ Sr. 15 84 5.6016. Omar Zinoveev, Radford.......................... Sr. 16 89 5.5617. Tomer Chencinski, Robert Morris .............. So. 19 103 5.4218. Daniel Riverso, Rider................................ So. 18 97 5.3919. Ryan Carr, Hartford ................................ Jr. 16 84 5.2520. David Mahoney, Cornell .......................... Sr. 13 68 5.2321. Brad Guzan, South Carolina .................... So. 20 104 5.2022. Todd Dohlman, UMKC ............................ Sr. 17 88 5.1823. Kyle Haynes, Delaware............................ Sr. 18 93 5.1724. Daniel Cepero, Penn................................ So. 17 87 5.12

Jeff Oleck, Valparaiso.............................. Jr. 17 87 5.1226. Daniel Benton, San Jose St. .................... Sr. 18 91 5.06

Bouna Coundoul, Albany (N.Y.) .............. Sr. 18 91 5.0628. Justin Lowery, Pittsburgh .......................... Jr. 13 65 5.00

Alex Maslow, Furman.............................. Sr. 18 90 5.00Joe Nebel, Marshall ................................ So. 15 75 5.00Richard Whipple, Holy Cross .................. Jr. 15 75 5.00

Division I Team LeadersScoring Offense

Team Games Goals Avg.1. Fla. Atlantic ........................................................... 16 42 2.632. Birmingham-So. ..................................................... 19 49 2.583. New Mexico.......................................................... 20 51 2.554. UNC Greensboro................................................... 23 58 2.525. Maryland .............................................................. 25 62 2.486. Duke ..................................................................... 24 59 2.467. Stetson .................................................................. 18 44 2.448. Central Conn. St. .................................................. 16 37 2.319. Southern Methodist................................................. 21 48 2.29

10. Hartwick................................................................ 19 43 2.2611. Northwestern ......................................................... 23 52 2.26

Coastal Caro. ....................................................... 23 52 2.2613. Denver .................................................................. 18 40 2.2214. James Madison ...................................................... 19 42 2.2115. VMI....................................................................... 20 44 2.2016. Memphis ............................................................... 21 46 2.1917. Oregon St. ........................................................... 19 41 2.1618. Detroit ................................................................... 20 43 2.1519. Tulsa ..................................................................... 23 49 2.1320. UC Santa Barb. .................................................... 25 53 2.1221. IPFW..................................................................... 18 38 2.11

Florida Int'l............................................................. 18 38 2.1123. Cal St. Northridge.................................................. 19 40 2.1124. Wis.-Milwaukee ..................................................... 20 42 2.1025. Binghamton ........................................................... 21 44 2.10

Rhode Island.......................................................... 21 44 2.1027. Virginia ................................................................. 24 50 2.0828. Dayton .................................................................. 19 38 2.00

Team Games Goals Avg.28. Georgetown .......................................................... 21 42 2.00

Loyola (Md.) .......................................................... 18 36 2.00UMBC................................................................... 17 34 2.00

Goals-Against Average

Team Games Min. Goals GA Avg.1. Notre Dame........................................ 19 1,792 9 0.452. Boston College .................................... 20 1,867 10 0.483. UC Santa Barb. .................................. 25 2,365 14 0.534. Albany (N.Y.)...................................... 18 1,680 10 0.545. Lehigh................................................. 21 1,973 12 0.556. New Mexico....................................... 20 1,865 12 0.587. Indiana............................................... 24 2,270 16 0.638. Oakland ............................................. 19 1,774 13 0.669. Memphis............................................. 21 1,933 15 0.70

10. Santa Clara ........................................ 21 1,891 16 0.7611. St. John's (N.Y.)................................... 22 2,059 18 0.7912. Kentucky ............................................. 19 1,790 16 0.8013. Dartmouth ........................................... 17 1,675 15 0.8114. Rutgers ............................................... 18 1,753 16 0.8215. James Madison ................................... 19 1,748 16 0.8216. UCLA.................................................. 20 1,856 17 0.8217. West Virginia...................................... 20 1,853 17 0.8318. Connecticut ......................................... 23 2,165 20 0.8319. American............................................ 23 2,053 19 0.8320. Hartwick ............................................. 19 1,807 17 0.8521. Wis.-Milwaukee .................................. 20 1,869 18 0.8722. Binghamton......................................... 21 2,049 20 0.8823. Duquesne............................................ 20 1,823 18 0.8924. California............................................ 20 1,904 19 0.9025. Duke................................................... 24 2,170 22 0.9126. Southern Methodist .............................. 21 1,961 20 0.9227. Akron ................................................. 21 1,960 20 0.9228. Creighton............................................ 20 1,840 19 0.9329. Temple................................................ 22 2,030 21 0.9330. Stanford.............................................. 18 1,732 18 0.94

Shutout PercentageTeam Games Shutouts Pct.

1. Albany (N.Y.) ........................................................ 18 12 0.672. Notre Dame .......................................................... 19 12 0.633. UC Santa Barb. .................................................... 25 15 0.604. Oral Roberts.......................................................... 17 10 0.595. Oakland .............................................................. 19 11 0.586. Boston College ...................................................... 20 11 0.55

New Mexico ........................................................ 20 11 0.558. Duke .................................................................... 24 13 0.549. Lehigh .................................................................. 21 11 0.52

Santa Clara .......................................................... 21 11 0.5211. California.............................................................. 20 10 0.50

Washington .......................................................... 20 10 0.5013. Maryland.............................................................. 25 12 0.4814. American .............................................................. 23 11 0.4815. Indiana ................................................................ 24 11 0.4616. St. John's (N.Y.) .................................................... 22 10 0.45

Seton Hall ............................................................ 22 10 0.4518. UNC Wilmington .................................................. 20 9 0.4519. Rutgers.................................................................. 18 8 0.4420. Memphis .............................................................. 21 9 0.43

Southern Methodist ................................................ 21 9 0.43Wake Forest.......................................................... 21 9 0.43

23. Northern Ill. .......................................................... 19 8 0.42Vermont ................................................................ 19 8 0.42Marist .................................................................. 19 8 0.42UAB .................................................................... 19 8 0.42

27. UMBC .................................................................. 17 7 0.4128. Temple.................................................................. 22 9 0.4129. Long Island............................................................ 20 8 0.40

Michigan St. ........................................................ 20 8 0.40Stony Brook .......................................................... 20 8 0.40UCLA.................................................................... 20 8 0.40Virginia Tech ........................................................ 20 8 0.40West Virginia ........................................................ 20 8 0.40

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1. New Mexico........................................................ 17 1 2 0.9002. UC Santa Barb. .................................................. 21 3 1 0.8603. UNC Greensboro ................................................ 19 3 1 0.848

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Team Won Lost Tied Pct.4. James Madison .................................................... 15 3 1 0.8165. Indiana................................................................ 19 4 1 0.8136. Memphis ............................................................ 16 4 1 0.786

Southern Methodist .............................................. 16 4 1 0.7868. Fla. Atlantic ........................................................ 12 3 1 0.7819. Virginia .............................................................. 18 5 1 0.771

10. Hartwick.............................................................. 13 3 3 0.763Notre Dame ........................................................ 13 3 3 0.763

12. Creighton ............................................................ 14 4 2 0.750Duke .................................................................. 18 6 0 0.750UCLA .................................................................. 14 4 2 0.750

15. Col. of Charleston ................................................ 17 6 1 0.72916. California ............................................................ 13 4 3 0.725

San Francisco ...................................................... 14 5 1 0.725Wis.-Milwaukee .................................................. 13 4 3 0.725

19. Albany (N.Y.) ...................................................... 12 4 2 0.72220. Maryland ............................................................ 17 6 2 0.72021. Binghamton ........................................................ 11 2 8 0.714

Santa Clara ........................................................ 15 6 0 0.714Wake Forest ........................................................ 14 5 2 0.714

24. Detroit ................................................................ 14 6 0 0.700Boston College .................................................... 13 5 2 0.700

26. American ............................................................ 15 6 2 0.696Northwestern ...................................................... 15 6 2 0.696

28. Denver ................................................................ 12 5 1 0.69429. Akron.................................................................. 13 5 3 0.69030. Oral Roberts ........................................................ 11 5 1 0.676

Division II IndividualLeadersPoints Per Game

Player, Team Cl. Games Goals Asst. Points Avg.1. Gary Lynch, S.C. Upstate ................Sr. 19 26 16 68 3.582. Frederico Moojen, Lincoln Memorial ..So. 15 23 7 53 3.533. Luke Ibbetson, Lander ......................So. 13 19 5 43 3.314. Ricardo Raposo, Barry ....................Sr. 16 18 14 50 3.135. Morten Jensen, Dowling ..................Sr. 24 27 16 70 2.926. Diogo Silvy, Lincoln Memorial ..........So. 16 17 12 46 2.887. Paul Hopkins, Tusculum....................Sr. 22 24 9 57 2.598. Sergio Salinas, Northeastern St. ......Sr. 23 23 13 59 2.579. Ben Bostic, Wingate ........................Sr. 18 20 5 45 2.50

10. Jorge Atehortua, S.C. Upstate ..........Jr. 15 14 9 37 2.4711. Ron Mugabi, Tiffin ..........................Sr. 20 21 7 49 2.4512. Phillip Owen, Metro St. ....................So. 21 23 4 50 2.3813. Lubomir Bogdanov, Incarnate Word....Jr. 23 23 8 54 2.3514. Asa Pepia, Fla. Southern ..................Jr. 17 17 5 39 2.2915. Cory Worrell, Mount Olive ..............Sr. 22 23 4 50 2.2716. Christopher Joyce, Franklin Pierce ....Fr. 23 22 8 52 2.2617. John Cunliffe, Fort Lewis ..................So. 20 14 17 45 2.2518. Liam Slack, S.C. Upstate ..................So. 19 18 6 42 2.2119. Cheikh Diop, Bridgeport ..................Sr. 20 18 7 43 2.1520. Bobby McAlister, Seattle ..................Jr. 23 22 5 49 2.1321. Zay-Zay Gilewala, Catawba ............Jr. 20 19 4 42 2.1022. Mike Blythe, Mercyhurst ..................Sr. 19 17 5 39 2.0523. Miguel Menduina, Northeastern St. ..Sr. 20 15 11 41 2.0524. Francisco Corona, Cal St. Dom. Hills ..Jr. 22 13 18 44 2.00

Trond Myrland, UNC Pembroke ......So. 19 13 12 38 2.0026. Adam Ludden, Nova Southeastern....Jr. 20 18 3 39 1.9527. Tommy Lauhoff, Colorado St.-Pueblo ..Sr. 18 15 5 35 1.94

Tommy Robison, Montevallo ............Jr. 18 16 3 35 1.9429. Salif Gueye, Dist. Columbia ............Sr. 17 15 3 33 1.9430. Ryan Hopp, Western Wash. ............Sr. 19 16 4 36 1.89

Goals Per GamePlayer, Team Cl. Games Goals Avg.

1. Frederico Moojen, Lincoln Memorial ........ So. 15 23 1.532. Luke Ibbetson, Lander .............................. So. 13 19 1.463. Gary Lynch, S.C. Upstate ........................ Sr. 19 26 1.374. Morten Jensen, Dowling .......................... Sr. 24 27 1.13

Ricardo Raposo, Barry ............................ Sr. 16 18 1.136. Ben Bostic, Wingate................................ Sr. 18 20 1.117. Phillip Owen, Metro St. .......................... So. 21 23 1.108. Paul Hopkins, Tusculum .......................... Sr. 22 24 1.099. Diogo Silvy, Lincoln Memorial.................. So. 16 17 1.06

10. Ron Mugabi, Tiffin .................................. Sr. 20 21 1.05

Player, Team Cl. Games Goals Avg.11. Cory Worrell, Mount Olive ...................... Sr. 22 23 1.0512. Lubomir Bogdanov, Incarnate Word ........ Jr. 23 23 1.00

Asa Pepia, Fla. Southern ........................ Jr. 17 17 1.00Sergio Salinas, Northeastern St. .............. Sr. 23 23 1.00

15. Christopher Joyce, Franklin Pierce ............ Fr. 23 22 0.96Bobby McAlister, Seattle.......................... Jr. 23 22 0.96

17. Zay-Zay Gilewala, Catawba.................... Jr. 20 19 0.9518. Liam Slack, S.C. Upstate.......................... So. 19 18 0.9519. Jorge Atehortua, S.C. Upstate .................. Jr. 15 14 0.9320. Cheikh Diop, Bridgeport .......................... Sr. 20 18 0.90

Adam Ludden, Nova Southeastern .......... Jr. 20 18 0.9022. Mike Blythe, Mercyhurst .......................... Sr. 19 17 0.8923. Tommy Robison, Montevallo .................... Jr. 18 16 0.8924. Salif Gueye, Dist. Columbia .................... Sr. 17 15 0.8825. Ryan Hopp, Western Wash..................... Sr. 19 16 0.8426. Tommy Lauhoff, Colorado St.-Pueblo ........ Sr. 18 15 0.83

Miguel de Diego, Indianapolis ................ Sr. 18 15 0.8328. Andy Jennings, Shippensburg .................. Sr. 17 14 0.82

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1. Ricardo Raposo, Barry .............................. Sr. 16 14 0.882. Warren Atkins, Mount Olive ...................... Sr. 22 19 0.863. John Cunliffe, Fort Lewis ............................ So. 20 17 0.854. Gary Lynch, S.C. Upstate .......................... Sr. 19 16 0.845. Francisco Corona, Cal St. Dom. Hills .......... Jr. 22 18 0.826. Diogo Silvy, Lincoln Memorial .................... So. 16 12 0.757. Glenn Murphy, Montevallo ........................ Fr. 18 13 0.728. Morten Jensen, Dowling ............................ Sr. 24 16 0.679. Cathal Brady, Lewis .................................. So. 20 13 0.65

10. Robert Dawson, Wingate .......................... Jr. 14 9 0.6411. Trond Myrland, UNC Pembroke.................. So. 19 12 0.6312. James Laverly, Wingate.............................. Fr. 16 10 0.6313. Adam Scope, Lynn .................................... Fr. 13 8 0.6214. Jorge Atehortua, S.C. Upstate .................... Jr. 15 9 0.60

Mike Cafeteiro, Mass.-Lowell ...................... So. 20 12 0.60Brad Cobbs, Carson-Newman .................... Jr. 20 12 0.60

17. Josh Richardson, S.C. Upstate .................... So. 17 10 0.5918. Kiriakos Michailidis, Barry .......................... Jr. 14 8 0.57

Michael Nathan, Sonoma St. .................... Jr. 21 12 0.5720. Sergio Salinas, Northeastern St. ................ Sr. 23 13 0.5721. Antonio Porras, Metro St. .......................... So. 18 10 0.5622. Miguel Menduina, Northeastern St. ............ Sr. 20 11 0.55

Christian Quinga, Dominican (N.Y.) ............ Jr. 20 11 0.5524. Tomer Otor, West Tex. A&M...................... Fr. 15 8 0.5325. Oliver Carias, Queens (N.C.) .................... Sr. 17 9 0.5326. Alen Osmanovic, Wis.-Parkside .................. Jr. 19 10 0.5327. Aldo Alcaraz-Reza, Metro St. .................... Jr. 21 11 0.5228. Oswald Adu, Nyack .................................. Fr. 22 11 0.50

Eamonn Dooley, Tiffin ................................ Jr. 22 11 0.50Thomas Lindal, UNC Pembroke .................. Sr. 18 9 0.50Mahlon Sullivan, Barry .............................. So. 16 8 0.50Jorge Tuesta, Bridgeport ............................ Jr. 20 10 0.50


1. Jeremiah Doyle, Seattle ................ Sr. 23 2,087 11 0.4742. Victor Perez, Wis.-Parkside .......... Fr. 20 1,716 10 0.5243. Nate Madden, Northern Ky. ........ Sr. 18 1,694 10 0.5314. Josh Wicks, Cal St. Bakersfield .... Sr. 22 1,973 13 0.5935. Raven Keet, Montevallo................ Jr. 18 1,656 11 0.5986. James Thorpe, Franklin Pierce ...... Fr. 24 2,123 16 0.6787. Timothy Doheny, Southern

Conn. St. ................................ Fr. 20 1,849 14 0.6818. Bobby Ritter, Mass.-Lowell ............ Jr. 20 1,818 14 0.6939. Nate Gibson, Truman .................. So. 19 1,805 14 0.698

10. Robert Pence, Shepherd .............. Jr. 18 1,625 13 0.72011. Heath Padgett, Clayton St. .......... So. 20 1,746 14 0.72212. Richard Sallin, UNC Pembroke .... Fr. 16 1,241 10 0.72513. Nicholas Frasca, SIU Edwardsville .. Fr. 17 1,474 12 0.73314. Kevin Galloway, Colorado Mines .. So. 16 1,414 12 0.76415. Nick Clark, Fort Lewis .................. Jr. 21 1,876 16 0.76816. Neal Kitson, Dowling .................. Fr. 23 2,110 18 0.76817. Brian Forrest, Quincy .................. Jr. 20 1,907 17 0.80218. Scott Mazurier, UC San Diego...... Sr. 13 998 9 0.81119. Kyle Polak, Cal St. Dom. Hills ...... Fr. 22 1,863 17 0.82120. David Stockton, Midwestern St. .... Sr. 17 1,415 13 0.82721. Jordan Gustman, Lewis ................ Sr. 18 1,595 15 0.84622. Morten Larsen, Incarnate Word .... So. 17 1,481 14 0.851

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Player, Team Cl. Games Min. Goals GA Avg.23. Jeffrey Rogers, Rollins .................. Sr. 19 1,479 14 0.85224. Bruce Mottern, Queens (N.C.) ...... Sr. 18 1,571 15 0.85925. Keith Boudreau, Merrimack .......... Sr. 18 1,640 16 0.87826. Adrian Winnubst, Rockhurst.......... Sr. 17 1,529 15 0.88327. David McReavy, Metro St. .......... Jr. 21 1,717 17 0.89128. Ben Dragavon, Western Wash. .. Jr. 20 1,804 18 0.89829. Chris Roush, Mount Olive ............ Fr. 21 1,697 17 0.90230. Tim Mann, Le Moyne .................. Sr. 11 966 10 0.931


1. Brian Rudden, Goldey-Beacom ................ Sr. 18 156 8.672. Travis Haight, Mo. Southern St. .............. So. 19 160 8.423. Andrew Kurtz, Colo. Christian .................. Fr. 13 107 8.234. Michael Stratford, Limestone .................... Sr. 13 104 8.005. Daniel Hawthorne, Delta St. .................... Fr. 16 125 7.816. David Sheridan, Pfeiffer .......................... Jr. 13 97 7.467. Chad Etting, Stonehill .............................. Jr. 16 119 7.448. Brandon Lilley, New Haven...................... So. 17 124 7.299. Jesse Kraay, Erskine ................................ So. 16 111 6.94

10. Bryan Lynn, Newberry ............................ So. 18 122 6.7811. Dan Ford, St. Joseph's (Ind.) .................... So. 18 119 6.6112. Patrick Melvin, St. Michael's .................... Jr. 15 89 5.9313. Ryan Schlegel, Millersville ........................ Sr. 16 94 5.8814. Ryan Gingrich, St. Rose .......................... Sr. 14 82 5.8615. Brett Miller, Assumption............................ So. 16 93 5.8116. Ashley Foster, Florida Tech ...................... Jr. 14 81 5.7917. Andrew Minton, Ky. Wesleyan ................ Fr. 13 72 5.5418. Javier Decima, Bridgeport ........................ So. 17 94 5.5319. Chris Howe, Eckerd ................................ Fr. 17 93 5.4720. Aaron Osteen, Coker .............................. Jr. 14 76 5.4321. Tim Galligan, St. Anselm.......................... Fr. 17 92 5.4122. Mike Hufstader, Northwood .................... So. 14 75 5.3623. Dennis Amoateng, Bloomfield .................. Jr. 14 74 5.2924. Sean O'Connor, Belmont Abbey .............. Jr. 19 100 5.2625. Gabe Hall, San Fran. St. ........................ Sr. 19 99 5.21

Sean McEnery, St. Thomas Aquinas.......... So. 19 99 5.2127. George Rowley, West Va. Wesleyan........ Fr. 16 83 5.1928. Pat Passewitz, Slippery Rock .................... Fr. 17 87 5.1229. Rocco Morelli, C.W. Post ........................ So. 16 81 5.0630. Ettore Morelli, Molloy .............................. Fr. 17 86 5.06

Division II Team LeadersScoring Offense

Team Games Goals Avg.1. S.C. Upstate .......................................................... 19 77 4.052. Lincoln Memorial.................................................... 16 63 3.943. Tusculum................................................................ 22 82 3.734. Catawba ............................................................... 20 74 3.705. Carson-Newman.................................................... 20 71 3.556. Lander................................................................... 16 53 3.317. Mount Olive........................................................... 22 68 3.098. Metro St. .............................................................. 21 64 3.059. Barry..................................................................... 16 48 3.00

UNC Pembroke...................................................... 19 57 3.00Wingate................................................................ 18 54 3.00

12. Southern Conn. St. ................................................ 20 58 2.9013. Cal St. Dom. Hills................................................... 23 66 2.8714. Incarnate Word ..................................................... 23 65 2.83

Northeastern St. .................................................... 23 65 2.8316. Fla. Southern.......................................................... 17 48 2.8217. Le Moyne .............................................................. 20 56 2.8018. Queens (N.C.) ....................................................... 18 50 2.7819. Fort Lewis .............................................................. 21 58 2.7620. Dowling................................................................. 24 65 2.7121. Nova Southeastern................................................. 20 54 2.7022. Bridgeport ............................................................. 20 53 2.6523. Lynn ...................................................................... 17 45 2.6524. Midwestern St. ...................................................... 18 46 2.56

Montevallo............................................................. 18 46 2.5626. Tiffin...................................................................... 22 56 2.5527. Ala.-Huntsville ........................................................ 15 38 2.5328. Mercyhurst............................................................. 19 48 2.5329. Nyack................................................................... 24 60 2.50

Wis.-Parkside......................................................... 20 50 2.50


Team Games Min. Goals GA Avg.1. Seattle ................................................ 23 2,110 11 0.472. Northern Ky. ...................................... 20 1,874 12 0.583. Montevallo.......................................... 18 1,676 11 0.594. Wis.-Parkside ...................................... 20 1,824 13 0.645. SIU Edwardsville.................................. 24 2,239 16 0.646. Franklin Pierce..................................... 24 2,216 16 0.657. Southern Conn. St. ............................. 20 1,899 14 0.668. Mass.-Lowell........................................ 20 1,840 14 0.689. Truman ............................................... 19 1,805 14 0.70

10. Dowling.............................................. 24 2,301 18 0.7011. Clayton St. ......................................... 20 1,895 15 0.7112. Cal St. Bakersfield ............................... 24 2,266 18 0.7113. UC San Diego..................................... 17 1,678 14 0.7514. Shepherd ............................................ 20 1,890 16 0.7615. Fort Lewis............................................ 21 1,948 17 0.7916. Quincy ............................................... 20 1,907 17 0.8017. Merrimack .......................................... 19 1,760 16 0.8218. Queens (N.C.) .................................... 18 1,649 15 0.8219. Colorado Mines .................................. 19 1,738 16 0.8320. Le Moyne............................................ 20 1,844 17 0.83

Metro St. ........................................... 21 1,844 17 0.8322. Lewis .................................................. 22 2,055 19 0.8323. Rollins................................................. 19 1,769 17 0.8624. Cal St. Dom. Hills ................................ 23 2,148 21 0.8825. Midwestern St. ................................... 18 1,636 16 0.8826. Western Wash. .................................. 20 1,824 18 0.8927. Mercyhurst .......................................... 19 1,759 19 0.9728. Seattle Pacific...................................... 18 1,686 19 1.0129. West Chester ...................................... 22 2,037 23 1.0230. Christian Bros. .................................... 17 1,637 19 1.04


1. Franklin Pierce ...................................................... 24 16 0.672. Seattle .................................................................. 23 15 0.653. Northern Ky. ........................................................ 20 12 0.60

Wis.-Parkside ........................................................ 20 12 0.605. Cal St. Bakersfield ................................................ 24 14 0.586. Metro St. .............................................................. 21 12 0.577. Midwestern St. .................................................... 18 10 0.56

Queens (N.C.) ...................................................... 18 10 0.569. Carson-Newman.................................................... 20 11 0.55

10. Cal St. Dom. Hills .................................................. 23 12 0.5211. Mass.-Lowell .......................................................... 20 10 0.50

Montevallo ............................................................ 18 9 0.50Southern Conn. St. ................................................ 20 10 0.50SIU Edwardsville.................................................... 24 12 0.50

15. UNC Pembroke .................................................... 19 9 0.47Rollins .................................................................. 19 9 0.47Truman ................................................................ 19 9 0.47

18. UC San Diego ...................................................... 17 8 0.4719. Shepherd .............................................................. 20 9 0.4520. Fort Lewis.............................................................. 21 9 0.4321. Colorado Mines .................................................... 19 8 0.42

Colorado St.-Pueblo .............................................. 19 8 0.4223. Dowling ................................................................ 24 10 0.4224. Lewis .................................................................... 22 9 0.4125. Clayton St. .......................................................... 20 8 0.40

Quincy.................................................................. 20 8 0.40West Tex. A&M .................................................... 20 8 0.40

28. Sonoma St. .......................................................... 21 8 0.3829. Merrimack ............................................................ 19 7 0.3730. Cal St. Chico ........................................................ 20 7 0.35

Catawba .............................................................. 20 7 0.35Central Ark. .......................................................... 20 7 0.35Le Moyne.............................................................. 20 7 0.35Nova Southeastern ................................................ 20 7 0.35


1. Seattle ................................................................ 22 0 1 0.9782. Carson-Newman.................................................. 17 2 1 0.875

Le Moyne ............................................................ 17 2 1 0.8754. Queens (N.C.) .................................................... 14 1 3 0.8615. Southern Conn. St. .............................................. 15 1 4 0.8506. UNC Pembroke.................................................... 16 3 0 0.8427. SIU Edwardsville .................................................. 19 3 2 0.833

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Team Won Lost Tied Pct.8. Tusculum.............................................................. 17 3 2 0.8189. Dowling .............................................................. 17 2 5 0.813

10. Cal St. Dom. Hills ................................................ 17 3 3 0.804Incarnate Word .................................................. 18 4 1 0.804

12. Mass.-Lowell ........................................................ 15 3 2 0.80013. Lewis .................................................................. 16 3 3 0.79514. Mercyhurst .......................................................... 14 3 2 0.789

S.C. Upstate ........................................................ 15 4 0 0.78916. Northeastern St. .................................................. 18 5 0 0.78317. Lincoln Memorial.................................................. 12 3 1 0.78118. Seattle Pacific ...................................................... 13 3 2 0.77819. Nova Southeastern .............................................. 15 4 1 0.77520. Fort Lewis ............................................................ 15 4 2 0.762

Metro St. ............................................................ 15 4 2 0.76222. Lander ................................................................ 11 3 2 0.75023. Wis.-Parkside ...................................................... 13 4 3 0.72524. Lock Haven.......................................................... 15 5 3 0.71725. Merrimack .......................................................... 13 5 1 0.711

Rollins.................................................................. 12 4 3 0.711Truman................................................................ 12 4 3 0.711

28. Cal St. Bakersfield ................................................ 15 5 4 0.708Franklin Pierce...................................................... 16 6 2 0.708

30. Lynn .................................................................... 12 5 0 0.706

Division III IndividualLeaders

Points Per GamePlayer, Team Cl. Games Goals Asst. Points Avg.

1. Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. ......Sr. 20 39 8 86 4.302. John Drummond, Piedmont ..............Sr. 26 29 30 88 3.383. Tommy Becker, Ripon ......................Sr. 16 21 9 51 3.194. Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.) ..........Sr. 22 24 15 63 2.865. Peter Schreiber, Concordia (Wis.) ....Jr. 19 22 7 51 2.686. Stephen Roby, Maranatha Baptist ....Fr. 18 20 7 47 2.617. Verne Houston, Wartburg ................Sr. 23 28 4 60 2.618. Jonathan Browne, Carnegie Mellon ..So. 17 20 4 44 2.599. Chris Rosenthal, New Jersey City ......So. 23 25 9 59 2.57

10. Adam Gatton, Ohio Northern ..........Sr. 21 22 8 52 2.4811. Justin Lewis, Otterbein ......................Jr. 12 11 7 29 2.4212. Frank Monteleone, Oglethorpe ........So. 17 16 9 41 2.41

Stewart Wagner, Bard ....................So. 17 17 7 41 2.4114. Kyle Halfpop, Central (Iowa) ............Sr. 18 17 9 43 2.3915. Lucas Fuentes, N.C. Wesleyan ........Fr. 19 20 5 45 2.3716. Nate Micklos, Rochester ..................Jr. 20 20 7 47 2.35

Kyle Teixeira, Rhode Island Col. ......Jr. 20 21 5 47 2.35Joel Veldhouse, Calvin ....................Sr. 20 19 9 47 2.35

19. Brendan Duggan, Mass. Maritime ....Jr. 17 18 3 39 2.2920. David McClellan, Messiah................So. 25 25 7 57 2.2821. Michael Lima, Elms ..........................So. 15 11 12 34 2.2722. Matt Feraci, Guilford........................Sr. 19 19 4 42 2.2123. Patrick Kaney, LaGrange..................Fr. 15 13 7 33 2.2024. Nate Snyder, Susquehanna..............So. 16 16 3 35 2.1925. Cullen Davies, Trinity (Tex.) ..............Jr. 19 17 6 40 2.1126. Adam Zeleznick, Pitt.-Greensburg ....Jr. 21 20 4 44 2.1027. Jarriot Huddleston, Polytechnic (N.Y.) ..So. 14 13 3 29 2.0728. Bob McNees, Grove City ................So. 20 18 5 41 2.0529. Paulo Martins, Elms..........................So. 17 11 12 34 2.00

Bill Whittington, Salisbury ................Jr. 23 20 6 46 2.00

Goals Per GamePlayer, Team Cl. Games Goals Avg.

1. Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col. ............ Sr. 20 39 1.952. Tommy Becker, Ripon.............................. Sr. 16 21 1.313. Verne Houston, Wartburg........................ Sr. 23 28 1.224. Jonathan Browne, Carnegie Mellon.......... So. 17 20 1.185. Peter Schreiber, Concordia (Wis.) ............ Jr. 19 22 1.166. John Drummond, Piedmont ...................... Sr. 26 29 1.127. Stephen Roby, Maranatha Baptist ............ Fr. 18 20 1.118. Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.) .................. Sr. 22 24 1.099. Chris Rosenthal, New Jersey City ............ So. 23 25 1.09

10. Brendan Duggan, Mass. Maritime............ Jr. 17 18 1.0611. Lucas Fuentes, N.C. Wesleyan ................ Fr. 19 20 1.0512. Kyle Teixeira, Rhode Island Col. .............. Jr. 20 21 1.0513. Adam Gatton, Ohio Northern.................. Sr. 21 22 1.0514. Matt Feraci, Guilford .............................. Sr. 19 19 1.00

David McClellan, Messiah ...................... So. 25 25 1.00

Player, Team Cl. Games Goals Avg.Nate Micklos, Rochester .......................... Jr. 20 20 1.00Nate Snyder, Susquehanna .................... So. 16 16 1.00Stewart Wagner, Bard ............................ So. 17 17 1.00

19. Adam Zeleznick, Pitt.-Greensburg ............ Jr. 21 20 0.9520. Joel Veldhouse, Calvin ............................ Sr. 20 19 0.9521. Kyle Halfpop, Central (Iowa).................... Sr. 18 17 0.9422. Frank Monteleone, Oglethorpe ................ So. 17 16 0.9423. Jarriot Huddleston, Polytechnic (N.Y.)........ So. 14 13 0.9324. Justin Lewis, Otterbein ............................ Jr. 12 11 0.9225. Bob McNees, Grove City ........................ So. 20 18 0.9026. Andrew Budelman, Southern Me. ............ Sr. 19 17 0.89

Cullen Davies, Trinity (Tex.)...................... Jr. 19 17 0.8928. Nikola Vasilev, Thiel .............................. Fr. 17 15 0.8829. Bill Whittington, Salisbury ........................ Jr. 23 20 0.87

Patrick Kaney, LaGrange ........................ Fr. 15 13 0.87


1. John Drummond, Piedmont.......................... Sr. 26 30 1.152. Mark Bleser, Johnson & Wales (R.I.) ............ Sr. 19 20 1.053. Aaron Whetstone, Beloit ............................ Sr. 17 14 0.824. Michael Lima, Elms .................................... So. 15 12 0.80

Alex Woods, Trinity (Tex.) .......................... Sr. 20 16 0.806. Paulo Martins, Elms.................................... So. 17 12 0.717. Aaron Lecklider, Ohio Northern .................. So. 20 14 0.708. Drew Rhodes, St. Norbert .......................... Jr. 19 13 0.689. Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.)...................... Sr. 22 15 0.68

Nate Hirt, Dominican (Ill.) .......................... Fr. 22 15 0.6811. Adam Kiefer, Austin .................................. Jr. 18 12 0.67

David Tintera, Pitt.-Greensburg .................... Sr. 21 14 0.6713. Alex Barney, Mississippi Col. .................... Sr. 17 11 0.6514. Ben Endres, Old Westbury ........................ Fr. 14 9 0.64

Aleksander Kirov, Bard .............................. Fr. 14 9 0.64Andy Witchger, St. John's (Minn.) .............. Sr. 14 9 0.64

17. Erik Horne, Oglethorpe .............................. So. 19 12 0.63Todd Sabrowski, Whitworth........................ Jr. 19 12 0.63

19. Mike Liberi, Medaille ................................ Fr. 16 10 0.63Adam Milligan, Wooster ............................ Sr. 16 10 0.63

21. Arly Noel, Mount Ida ................................ Jr. 18 11 0.6122. Simi Wakawa, Elmhurst ............................ Jr. 20 12 0.6023. Andrew Taylor, Dominican (Ill.) .................. Fr. 22 13 0.5924. Mario Acosta, N.C. Wesleyan .................. Fr. 17 10 0.5925. Justin Lewis, Otterbein ................................ Jr. 12 7 0.5826. Tommy Becker, Ripon ................................ Sr. 16 9 0.56

Brandon Brooks, Westminster (Mo.) ............ Jr. 16 9 0.56Chris Hartmann, Wentworth Inst. ................ Fr. 16 9 0.56Alimany Kargbo, N.C. Wesleyan .............. Fr. 16 9 0.56

30. Matt Brock, Bridgewater (Va.) .................... Sr. 18 10 0.56Garret Cooke, Mt. St. Vincent .................... Fr. 18 10 0.56Yuval Ezer, Brandeis .................................. So. 18 10 0.56Cody Stoermer, Central (Iowa).................... Fr. 18 10 0.56


1. Andy Moulton, Gust. Adolphus .... Jr. 17 1,544 3 0.1752. Gary Kane Jr., Johns Hopkins ...... Sr. 20 1,810 5 0.2493. Dustin Shambach, Messiah .......... So. 25 2,137 7 0.2954. Andrew Roraff, Redlands.............. Fr. 17 1,426 5 0.3165. Joe Westra, Calvin ...................... Jr. 21 1,678 7 0.3756. Ted Meyer, Ithaca........................ Sr. 16 1,356 6 0.3987. Keith Crum, Chicago.................... Fr. 18 1,671 9 0.4858. Jay Martyn, Western New Eng. .... Sr. 17 1,449 8 0.4979. Colin Robinson, Washington-

St. Louis .................................. Sr. 16 1,436 8 0.50110. Daniel Boreham, Mount Ida.......... Jr. 13 1,218 7 0.51711. Chris Celentano, Stevens Institute .. So. 24 1,968 12 0.54912. Collin Lane, Wartburg.................. Sr. 24 1,779 11 0.55613. Matthew Borchard, Fredonia St. .. Jr. 16 1,432 9 0.56614. Jordan James, St. Lawrence .......... Fr. 19 1,731 11 0.57215. Kevin Deegan, Roger Williams .... So. 23 1,946 13 0.60116. Kevin Butterfield, Hope ................ Jr. 20 1,629 11 0.60817. Jason Cranford, Salisbury ............ Jr. 24 2,073 14 0.60818. Brian Lawson, Puget Sound .......... Jr. 19 1,724 12 0.62619. Nick Armington, Williams ............ Jr. 17 1,413 10 0.63720. Matt Handy, Trinity (Tex.) ............ Jr. 20 1,533 11 0.64621. Timothy Wassell, Penn St.-Altoona .. Fr. 22 1,802 13 0.64922. Edwin Tichenor, Elizabethtown...... Sr. 22 2,046 15 0.66023. Ralph Giangiulio, Arcadia............ Jr. 22 1,881 14 0.67024. Chuck Woodcock, Fontbonne ...... Sr. 22 1,870 14 0.67425. Jamison Dague, Ohio Wesleyan .. Fr. 17 1,323 10 0.680

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Player, Team Cl. Games Min. Goals GA Avg.26. David Treleven, Wooster .............. Jr. 16 1,449 11 0.68327. Jonathan Maendel, Dominican (Ill.).. Sr. 21 1,770 14 0.71228. David Cunningham, Rutgers-

Camden .................................. So. 14 1,213 10 0.74229. Nick Warner, Randolph-Macon .... Jr. 16 1,430 12 0.75530. Justin Saylor, Wilmington (Ohio) .. Jr. 20 1,654 14 0.762


1. Dan Darden, Concordia-Austin ................ So. 13 161 12.382. Craig Van Tuyl, Daniel Webster .............. Fr. 15 166 11.073. Rich Wieand, D'Youville .......................... Jr. 14 151 10.794. Timothy Wieder, Hilbert .......................... So. 10 104 10.405. Daniel Wathen, Gallaudet ...................... Jr. 17 171 10.066. Chris LeMoine, Louisiana Col. ................ So. 17 169 9.947. Justin Barrett, Becker ................................ Fr. 14 131 9.368. Zach Natale, Mass. Liberal Arts................ So. 16 145 9.069. Scott Lewis, Centenary (N.J.) .................... So. 18 162 9.00

10. Brad Hofmann, Monmouth (Ill.) ................ So. 16 143 8.9411. Chris Zirpoli, Delaware Valley.................. Jr. 16 138 8.6312. Kris Putnam, Eastern Nazarene ................ Sr. 15 128 8.5313. Clark Zelazo, Curry ................................ Fr. 19 159 8.3714. Nicholas Sans-Castet, Mt. St. Vincent ........ Fr. 18 149 8.2815. Craig Moore, Nichols.............................. Fr. 12 99 8.2516. Kelly Brooks, Elmira ................................ Sr. 15 123 8.2017. Ricardo Mesquita, Hunter ........................ So. 14 113 8.0718. Chris Slaughter, LaGrange ...................... Jr. 15 121 8.0719. Patric Santiago, Farmingdale.................... Sr. 16 128 8.0020. Elliot Pallett, Caltech ................................ Fr. 18 143 7.9421. Aaron Stemplewicz, Dickinson.................. Jr. 18 142 7.8922. Adam Cervenka, Marietta........................ Sr. 15 117 7.8023. William Kopplin, Maritime (N.Y.) ............ Fr. 13 101 7.7724. Will Drogt, Olivet .................................... Jr. 18 139 7.7225. Jamie Gavilsky, MacMurray .................... Sr. 20 154 7.7026. Travis Siebert, Greenville.......................... So. 22 167 7.5927. Joshua Heath, Maine Maritime ................ So. 16 121 7.5628. Marc Myers, Cornell College .................. Sr. 15 112 7.4729. Bryan Knapp, Coe .................................. So. 17 126 7.4130. Kevin Boltz, Illinois Col. .......................... Jr. 13 95 7.31

Division III Team LeadersScoring Offense

Team Games Goals Avg.1. Trinity (Tex.) ........................................................... 20 88 4.402. N.C. Wesleyan...................................................... 20 79 3.953. Stevens Institute ...................................................... 24 92 3.834. New Jersey City ..................................................... 24 90 3.755. Pitt.-Greensburg...................................................... 21 76 3.626. Dominican (Ill.) ....................................................... 22 79 3.597. Wartburg .............................................................. 24 86 3.588. Messiah................................................................. 25 88 3.529. St. Norbert ............................................................ 20 69 3.45

10. Bard...................................................................... 17 56 3.2911. Baptist Bible (Pa.) ................................................... 22 71 3.2312. Texas-Dallas........................................................... 22 69 3.1413. Colorado Col. ....................................................... 21 65 3.1014. Piedmont ............................................................... 27 83 3.0715. Augustana (Ill.) ....................................................... 17 51 3.00

Oglethorpe ............................................................ 19 57 3.0017. Keene St. .............................................................. 21 62 2.9518. Central (Iowa) ........................................................ 18 52 2.8919. Merchant Marine ................................................... 22 63 2.8620. Concordia (Wis.) ................................................... 20 57 2.85

LeTourneau ............................................................ 20 57 2.8522. Pomona-Pitzer ........................................................ 19 54 2.8423. York (Pa.) .............................................................. 21 58 2.7624. Rhodes .................................................................. 20 55 2.75

Salisbury ............................................................... 24 66 2.75Whitworth ............................................................. 20 55 2.75

27. Bates..................................................................... 15 41 2.7328. Manhattanville ....................................................... 23 62 2.7029. Claremont-M-S ....................................................... 19 51 2.6830. Ohio Northern ....................................................... 21 56 2.67

Redlands ............................................................... 21 56 2.67


Team Games Min. Goals GA Avg.1. Gust. Adolphus.................................... 23 2,152 4 0.172. Johns Hopkins ..................................... 20 1,823 6 0.303. Messiah.............................................. 25 2,262 8 0.324. Calvin................................................. 21 1,954 7 0.325. Redlands............................................. 21 1,974 8 0.366. Transylvania........................................ 20 1,901 10 0.477. Ithaca ................................................. 17 1,593 9 0.518. Washington-St. Louis............................ 19 1,751 10 0.519. Wartburg............................................ 24 2,221 13 0.53

10. Stevens Institute.................................... 24 2,208 13 0.5311. Williams ............................................. 19 1,685 10 0.5312. Salisbury............................................. 24 2,226 14 0.5713. Chicago ............................................. 18 1,716 11 0.5814. St. Lawrence ....................................... 20 1,821 12 0.5915. Roger Williams.................................... 24 2,220 15 0.6116. Puget Sound........................................ 19 1,774 12 0.6117. Rochester ............................................ 20 1,880 13 0.6218. Arcadia .............................................. 23 2,163 15 0.6219. Rutgers-Camden .................................. 21 1,983 14 0.6420. Elizabethtown...................................... 22 2,113 15 0.6421. Hope.................................................. 20 1,811 13 0.6522. Trinity (Tex.) ........................................ 20 1,800 13 0.6523. Claremont-M-S..................................... 19 1,766 13 0.6624. Penn St.-Altoona .................................. 22 2,000 15 0.6825. Merchant Marine................................. 22 1,995 15 0.6826. Wooster ............................................. 16 1,449 11 0.6827. Western New Eng. ............................. 23 2,093 16 0.6928. Wis.-Oshkosh...................................... 18 1,700 14 0.7429. Emory................................................. 18 1,675 14 0.7530. St. Thomas (Minn.)............................... 18 1,674 14 0.75


1. Gust. Adolphus...................................................... 23 19 0.832. Calvin .................................................................. 21 16 0.763. Johns Hopkins ...................................................... 20 14 0.704. Messiah ................................................................ 25 17 0.685. Redlands .............................................................. 21 14 0.676. Rochester .............................................................. 20 13 0.657. Puget Sound.......................................................... 19 12 0.63

Ramapo................................................................ 19 12 0.639. Stevens Institute...................................................... 24 15 0.63

Wartburg.............................................................. 24 15 0.6311. Chicago................................................................ 18 11 0.6112. Western New Eng. .............................................. 23 14 0.6113. Transylvania .......................................................... 20 12 0.6014. Babson ................................................................ 22 13 0.59

Merchant Marine .................................................. 22 13 0.5916. Ithaca .................................................................. 17 10 0.5917. Geneseo St. ........................................................ 24 14 0.58

Roger Williams...................................................... 24 14 0.5819. Claremont-M-S ...................................................... 19 11 0.58

Muhlenberg .......................................................... 19 11 0.58Washington-St. Louis .............................................. 19 11 0.58Williams .............................................................. 19 11 0.58

23. Emory .................................................................. 18 10 0.56Wis.-Oshkosh ........................................................ 18 10 0.56

25. Elizabethtown........................................................ 22 12 0.55Penn St.-Altoona .................................................... 22 12 0.55

27. Salisbury .............................................................. 24 13 0.5428. Bard .................................................................... 17 9 0.5329. Fredonia St. .......................................................... 19 10 0.53

Maryville (Tenn.) .................................................... 19 10 0.53


1. Trinity (Tex.) ........................................................ 19 1 0 0.9502. Messiah .............................................................. 23 2 0 0.9203. Johns Hopkins ...................................................... 17 1 2 0.900

St. Norbert .......................................................... 17 1 2 0.9005. Salisbury ............................................................ 20 1 3 0.896

Stevens Institute .................................................... 21 2 1 0.8967. Calvin ................................................................ 18 2 1 0.8818. Wartburg ............................................................ 20 2 2 0.875

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Team Won Lost Tied Pct.9. Merchant Marine ................................................ 19 3 0 0.864

10. N.C. Wesleyan.................................................... 16 2 2 0.850Ohio Wesleyan .................................................. 16 2 2 0.850Transylvania ........................................................ 15 1 4 0.850

13. Gust. Adolphus .................................................... 18 2 3 0.84814. St. Lawrence ........................................................ 16 3 1 0.825

Whitworth .......................................................... 16 3 1 0.82516. Carnegie Mellon .................................................. 12 1 4 0.82417. Wilmington (Ohio) .............................................. 17 3 2 0.81818. Lake Forest .......................................................... 12 2 2 0.813

Wooster .............................................................. 13 3 0 0.81320. Rutgers-Camden .................................................. 15 2 4 0.810

Team Won Lost Tied Pct.21. MIT .................................................................... 14 3 1 0.80622. Rochester ............................................................ 14 2 4 0.80023. North Park .......................................................... 14 3 2 0.789

Williams.............................................................. 14 3 2 0.78925. Colorado Col. .................................................... 16 4 1 0.786

Keene St. ............................................................ 16 4 1 0.786Redlands ............................................................ 15 3 3 0.786

28. Arcadia .............................................................. 16 3 4 0.783Fontbonne .......................................................... 18 5 0 0.783Wheaton (Ill.) ...................................................... 18 5 0 0.783Wheaton (Mass.) ................................................ 17 4 2 0.783

Men’s Coaching RecordsAll-Division Coaching Records

Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 62Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 62

Division I Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 63Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 63Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 64Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 64

Division II Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 65Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 65Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 65Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 66

Division III Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 66Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 67Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 67Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 67

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All-Division CoachingRecordsWinningest Coaches All-Time

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA school; includes allvictories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Gus Donoghue (San Francisco 1946-60) ....... 15 121 12 14 .8712. Gene Kenney (Michigan St. 1956-69) ........... 14 120 13 13 .8663. *Shaun Pendleton [Charleston (W.V.)

1989-90; Lynn 91-04] ............................... 16 274 42 13 .8534. Ed (Jock) Stewart (UCLA 1949-66)................. 18 194 29 12 .8515. Jerry Yeagley (Indiana 1973-03) ................... 31 544 101 45 .8216. *Matt Smith (Johns Hopkins 1993-04)............ 12 189 37 13 .8187. *Jay Martin (Ohio Wesleyan 1977-04) ......... 28 480 97 36 .8128. Sigi Schmid (UCLA 1980-98) ........................ 19 322 63 33 .8109. Bill Jeffery (Penn St. 1926-52)........................ 27 151 25 29 .807

10. Bruce Arena (Virginia 1978-95) .................... 18 295 59 31 .80611. *Arthur Skip Roderick (Elizabethtown

1983-04).................................................. 22 376 82 37 .79712. *Paul McGinlay [Trinity (Tex.) 1991-04]......... 14 221 50 17 .79713. *Dan Gilmore (Rowan 1976-04)................... 29 471 110 40 .79114. *Matt Cushing [Wheaton (Mass.) 1994-04]... 11 175 42 16 .78515. Harry Keough (St. Louis 1967-82).................. 16 213 50 23 .78516. *Ray Reid (Southern Conn. St. 1989-96;

Connecticut 97-04) .................................... 16 266 63 28 .78417. Bob Guelker (St. Louis 1959-66;

SIU Edwardsville 67-85)............................. 27 311 77 26 .78318. *Dennis Currier (Harris-Stowe 1993-00;

Incarnate Word 01-04).............................. 12 188 49 12 .77919. *Tony Tocco (Rockhurst 1970-73; 75-04)....... 34 515 133 40 .77820. *Greg Hooks [Charleston (W.V.) 1991-94;

S.C. Upstate 95-04]................................... 14 213 56 15 .776

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.21. *Mike Russo (Williams 1979-04)................... 26 312 77 39 .77522. I.M. Ibrahim (Clemson 1967-94) ................... 28 388 102 31 .77423. *Schellas Hyndman (Eastern Ill. 1977-83;

Southern Methodist 84-04)......................... 28 421 109 40 .77424. Jim Bullington [Loyola (Md.) 1964-79]............ 16 178 48 12 .77324. Tom Fitzgerald (Tampa 1987-95; UCLA

02-03; Tampa 2004) ................................ 12 176 46 16 .77326. Doyle Royal (Maryland 1946-73) .................. 28 217 58 18 .77127. *Toby Bares (Wis.-Oshkosh 1984-04) ........... 21 284 75 29 .76928. *Lenny Armuth (Drew 1994-04) .................... 11 177 49 13 .76829. Glenn Warner (Maryland 1941;

Navy 1946-75)......................................... 31 251 65 33 .76630. *Joe Bean [Quinnipiac 1962-64;

Bridgeport 65-68; Wheaton (Ill.) 69-04] ..... 43 575 172 55 .75131. *Bob Durocher (St. Lawrence 1990-04) ......... 15 180 54 22 .74632. John Kurty (Westfield St. 1966-77; 89) .......... 13 159 51 12 .74333. *Sonny Travis (Centre 1986-88;

Va. Wesleyan 89-04) ................................ 19 266 81 33 .74334. Jeff Tipping (Muhlenberg 1986-01)................ 16 225 71 21 .74335. *Dave Masur [Montclair St. 1987-90;

St. John's (N.Y.) 91-04].............................. 18 271 80 44 .74236. *John Rootes (Southern N.H. 1988-97;

Clayton St. 1998-03; SCAD 2004)............ 17 245 81 19 .73837. John Cunningham [Bethany (W.V.) 1968-00].. 33 370 123 28 .73738. Stephen Negoesco (San Francisco 1962-00).. 39 540 172 66 .73739. *Michael Parker (Lock Haven 1976-83;

UNC Greensboro 84-04)........................... 29 435 149 23 .73640. Layton Shoemaker (Barrington 1967-72;

Messiah 73-96)......................................... 30 369 125 24 .73641. George Logan (San Diego St. 1968-81) ........ 14 148 48 17 .73542. *Tom Martin (Tri-State 1977; West Va.

Wesleyan 78-85; James Madison 86-04) ... 28 387 127 42 .73443. Rick Stottler (Florida Tech 1986-99)................ 14 190 66 12 .73144. *Fred Norchi [Queens (N.C.) 1989-04]......... 16 195 67 15 .73145. Rich Dell (TCNJ 1982-94) ............................. 13 182 60 23 .73046. Gerd Lutter (Plymouth St. 1969-91) ................ 23 259 84 41 .72847. *Steven Smith (Hope 1990-04) ..................... 15 207 71 21 .72748. Steve Klingman (Scranton 1973-94)............... 22 324 114 24 .72749. Stu Parry (Akron 1955-69) ............................ 15 118 43 4 .72750. Jose Elgorriaga (Fresno St. 1980-90) ............. 11 170 58 20 .726*Active coach.

BY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA school; includes allvictories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Joe Bean [Quinnipiac 1962-64; Bridgeport

65-68; Wheaton (Ill.) 69-04].................... 43 575 172 55 .7512. *C. Clifford McCrath [Wheaton (Ill.) 1958;

Gordon 60-66; Spring Arbor 67-69; Seattle Pacific 70-04] .............................. 46 563 217 85 .700

3. Jerry Yeagley (Indiana 1973-03) ................. 31 544 101 45 .8214. Stephen Negoesco (San Francisco 1962-00) 39 540 172 66 .7375. *Tony Tocco (Rockhurst 1970-73; 75-04)..... 34 515 133 40 .7786. *Ron Butcher (Wis.-Platteville 1968-69;

Keene St. 70-04)..................................... 37 494 199 56 .6977. *Jay Martin (Ohio Wesleyan 1977-04) ....... 28 480 97 36 .8128. *Dan Gilmore (Rowan 1976-04)................. 29 471 110 40 .7919. *Jack Mackenzie (Quincy 1969-04) ............ 36 446 214 57 .662

10. *Horst Richardson (Colorado Col. 1966-04) .. 39 444 241 55 .63711. *Michael Parker (Lock Haven 1976-83;

UNC Greensboro 84-04)......................... 29 435 149 23 .73612. *Schellas Hyndman (Eastern Ill. 1977-83;

Southern Methodist 84-04)....................... 28 421 109 40 .77413. Joseph Morrone (Middlebury 1958-67;

Connecticut 69-96).................................. 38 417 196 63 .66313. *Helmut Werner (Randolph-Macon 1962-04). 43 417 242 66 .62115. *John Rennie (Mass.-Dartmouth 1972;

Columbia 73-78; Duke 79-04) ................. 33 413 191 42 .67216. Fred Schmalz (Wyoming 1969-70; Davis &

Elkins 1972-78; Evansville 1979-02) ........ 33 403 196 56 .65817. *Bud Lewis [Wilmington (Ohio) 1975-04] .... 30 401 159 38 .70217. Al Albert (William & Mary 1971-03) ........... 33 401 187 64 .66419. *Tony Ochrimenko (Kean 1976-04) ............ 29 389 164 34 .69220. I.M. Ibrahim (Clemson 1967-94) ................. 28 388 102 31 .77421. *Tom Martin (Tri-State 1977; West Va.

Wesleyan 78-85; James Madison 86-04).... 28 387 127 42 .73422. *Mark Berson (Citadel 1977; South

Carolina 78-04)...................................... 28 379 141 43 .71123. *Arthur Skip Roderick (Elizabethtown 1983-04). 22 376 82 37 .79724. *Mike Coven (Brandeis 1973-04) ............... 32 373 192 33 .65125. Bill Shellenberger (Lynchburg 1954-57, 59-88).. 34 371 167 48 .67426. John Cunningham [Bethany (W.V.) 1968-00].. 33 370 123 28 .73727. Layton Shoemaker (Barrington 1967-72;

Messiah 73-96) ...................................... 30 369 125 24 .736

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Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.28. *Rick Kilps (Aurora 1977-83; Wis.-Parkside

1984-04) ............................................... 28 364 140 37 .70729. *Doug Mello [Aquinas 1978-82; Siena

Heights 1983-88; Southwest (N.M.) 1989;Luther 1990-04]...................................... 27 361 166 30 .675

30. *Bob Gray (Charleston So. 1977; Alderson-Broaddus 78-91; Mobile 92-94; Marshall 95-04).................................................... 28 359 161 34 .679

31. Steve Davis (Claremont-MS 1969-97) .......... 28 356 125 48 .71831. *Page Cotton (DePauw 1969-04)................ 36 356 174 30 .66333. Hardy Fuchs (Kalamazoo 1971-02)............. 32 343 137 36 .70034. *Ralph Lundy (Erskine 1976-86; Col. of

Charleston 87-04) ................................... 29 342 216 37 .60635. Marvin Zuidema (Calvin 1961-67; 69-97) ... 36 341 175 48 .64736. *Jerry Sheska (East Stroudsburg 1982-04).... 23 337 122 26 .72237. *Bob Reasso (Nasson 1979-80; Rutgers

81-04).................................................... 26 325 150 66 .66238. Steve Klingman (Scranton 1973-94)............. 22 324 114 24 .72738. *Roy Gordon (Mary Washington 1977-04) . 28 324 170 40 .64440. *Karl Kremser (Davidson 1977-79; Florida

Int'l 1980-04) ......................................... 28 323 193 37 .61841. Sigi Schmid (UCLA 1980-98) ...................... 19 322 63 33 .81041. *Gary Parsons (Oakland 1981-04) ............. 24 322 107 49 .72541. Greg Myers (Davis & Elkins 1964; West

Virginia 65-66; Davis & Elkins 68-70; Florida Int'l 72-74; Navy 76-04) .............. 38 322 220 69 .583

44. *Bob Warming (Transylvania 1976; Berry 77-81; Charlotte 82-88; Creighton 90-94;Old Dominion 96; St. Louis 97-00;Creighton 01-04) .................................... 27 321 160 46 .653

45. Jim Lennox (Hartwick 1976-02) ................... 27 318 163 43 .64846. *Mike Russo (Williams 1979-04)................. 26 312 77 39 .77547. Bob Guelker (St. Louis 1959-66; SIU

Edwardsville 67-85) ................................ 27 311 77 26 .78348. *Barry Barto (Philadelphia U. 1976-81;

UNLV 82-04) .......................................... 29 304 199 43 .59649. *Derek Armstrong (UC San Diego 1982-05)... 23 303 114 41 .70650. *Bill Killen (CCNY 1965; Akron 70-73;

Yale 74-77; Old Dominion 78-83;MacMurray 84-04) ................................. 34 302 260 67 .533

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Division I Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Ray Reid, Connecticut ................................. 16 266 63 28 .7842. Schellas Hyndman, Southern Methodist ........ 28 421 109 40 .7743. Dave Masur, St. John's (N.Y.)...................... 18 271 80 44 .7424. Michael Parker, UNC Greensboro............... 29 435 149 23 .7365. Tom Martin, James Madison........................ 28 387 127 42 .7346. Gary Parsons, Oakland .............................. 24 322 107 49 .7257. George Gelnovatch, Virginia....................... 9 143 50 15 .7248. Doug Allison, Furman ................................. 10 143 52 16 .7169. Tim Vom Steeg, UC Santa Barb. ................. 6 87 33 7 .713

10. Mark Berson, South Carolina....................... 28 379 141 43 .71111. Alan Dawson, Old Dominion ...................... 17 215 83 21 .70712. Bobby Clark, Notre Dame........................... 17 196 78 31 .69313. Bret Simon, Stanford................................... 17 227 95 32 .68614. Ken Lolla, Akron......................................... 15 191 83 24 .68115. Bob Gray, Marshall.................................... 28 359 161 34 .67916. John Rennie, Duke ...................................... 33 413 191 42 .67217. Dean Wurzberger, Washington .................. 14 172 77 30 .67018. Neil Roberts, Boston U. .............................. 20 241 108 51 .66619. Bob Reasso, Rutgers ................................... 26 325 150 66 .66220. Sasho Cirovski, Maryland ........................... 14 194 96 18 .65921. Louis Bennett, Wis.-Milwaukee..................... 9 121 60 12 .65822. Barry Gorman, Penn St. ............................. 18 235 116 32 .65523. Bob Warming, Creighton............................ 27 321 160 46 .65324. Dieter Ficken, Columbia.............................. 29 280 136 59 .65225. Trevor Adair, Clemson ................................ 14 166 84 23 .65026. Jay Vidovich, Wake Forest .......................... 11 134 68 19 .64927. Shaun Docking, Coastal Caro. ................... 9 113 59 12 .64728. Ian McIntyre, Hartwick................................ 6 64 33 11 .64429. John Bluem, Ohio St. ................................. 14 165 89 30 .63430. Mark Mettrick, Loyola (Md.) ........................ 11 121 66 22 .63231. Elmar Bolowich, North Carolina .................. 16 198 112 20 .63032. Mike Getman, UAB .................................... 18 199 112 26 .629

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.33. Mike Noonan, Brown ................................. 16 167 94 29 .62634. Pete Caringi, UMBC ................................... 14 158 90 23 .62535. Seth Roland, Fairleigh Dickinson.................. 18 212 121 30 .62536. Brian Tompkins, Yale .................................. 16 175 101 20 .62537. Dave Schureck, Xavier ................................ 5 57 33 8 .62238. Karl Kremser, Florida Int'l ............................ 28 323 193 37 .61839. Luis Sagastume, Air Force ........................... 28 290 174 40 .61540. Johan Aarnio, Albany (N.Y.) ....................... 9 85 51 14 .61341. Fran O'Leary, George Mason ..................... 16 160 96 32 .61142. Manfred Schellscheidt, Seton Hall ................ 17 186 114 33 .60843. Ralph Lundy, Col. of Charleston................... 29 342 216 37 .60644. Jim DeRose, Bradley ................................... 9 104 65 16 .60545. Richie Grant, Memphis ............................... 10 115 74 8 .60446. Jon Leamy, Southwest Mo. St. .................... 13 142 93 17 .59747. Einar Thorarinsson, Gonzaga...................... 19 204 134 23 .59748. Barry Barto, UNLV...................................... 29 304 199 43 .59649. Ed Bradley, Rhode Island ............................ 19 206 138 34 .59050. Tim Lenahan, Northwestern ......................... 16 157 106 22 .589(Minimum five years as a four-year college head coach, but fewer thanfive years at Division I level; number of years at Division I level in paren-theses.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.Dennis Currier, Dayton (0).................................. 12 188 49 12 .779Keith Fulk, West Virginia (3) ............................... 9 102 50 13 .658Jeremy Fishbein, New Mexico (3) ....................... 12 138 74 15 .641Tom Poitras, Wis.-Green Bay (1) ......................... 11 124 68 23 .630Preston Goldfarb, Birmingham-So. (4).................. 21 254 155 34 .612

BY VICTORIES(Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Michael Parker, UNC Greensboro............... 29 435 149 23 .7362. Schellas Hyndman, Southern Methodist ........ 28 421 109 40 .7743. John Rennie, Duke ...................................... 33 413 191 42 .6724. Tom Martin, James Madison........................ 28 387 127 42 .7345. Mark Berson, South Carolina....................... 28 379 141 43 .7116. Bob Gray, Marshall.................................... 28 359 161 34 .6797. Ralph Lundy, Col. of Charleston................... 29 342 216 37 .6068. Bob Reasso, Rutgers ................................... 26 325 150 66 .6629. Karl Kremser, Florida Int'l ............................ 28 323 193 37 .618

10. Gary Parsons, Oakland .............................. 24 322 107 49 .72511. Bob Warming, Creighton............................ 27 321 160 46 .65312. Barry Barto, UNLV...................................... 29 304 199 43 .59613. Luis Sagastume, Air Force ........................... 28 290 174 40 .61514. Dieter Ficken, Columbia.............................. 29 280 136 59 .65215. Joe Baum, Michigan St. ............................. 28 278 204 41 .57116. Dave Masur, St. John's (N.Y.)...................... 18 271 80 44 .74217. Rich Posipanko, Winthrop........................... 26 269 192 38 .57718. Ray Reid, Connecticut ................................. 16 266 63 28 .78419. Seamus McFadden, San Diego.................... 25 264 188 37 .57820. Al Mistri, Cal St. Fullerton............................ 24 260 189 39 .57321. Bob Montgomery, Adelphi .......................... 27 243 210 36 .53422. Neil Roberts, Boston U. .............................. 20 241 108 51 .66623. John Tart, Charlotte..................................... 23 239 171 38 .57624. Barry Gorman, Penn St. ............................. 18 235 116 32 .65525. Tim O'Sullivan, Va. Commonwealth............. 22 231 179 49 .55726. Jeff Gettler, Richmond ................................. 29 230 235 59 .49527. Bret Simon, Stanford................................... 17 227 95 32 .68628. Russ Fager, Rider........................................ 30 223 269 47 .45729. Ray O'Connell, Loyola (Ill.).......................... 27 222 271 37 .45430. Wolfgang Gartner, Cal Poly ....................... 25 217 205 55 .51331. Alan Dawson, Old Dominion ...................... 17 215 83 21 .70731. Frank Olszewski, Towson............................ 23 215 170 33 .55433. Seth Roland, Fairleigh Dickinson.................. 18 212 121 30 .62533. Sam Koch, Massachusetts ........................... 20 212 151 39 .57635. Keith Tabatznik, Georgetown ...................... 21 210 178 22 .53936. Ed Bradley, Rhode Island ............................ 19 206 138 34 .59037. Einar Thorarinsson, Gonzaga...................... 19 204 134 23 .59737. Lew Meehl, Drexel...................................... 21 204 156 42 .56039. Mike Getman, UAB .................................... 18 199 112 26 .62939. Joe Luxbacher, Pittsburgh ............................ 24 199 161 46 .54741. Elmar Bolowich, North Carolina .................. 16 198 112 20 .63042. Bobby Clark, Notre Dame........................... 17 196 78 31 .69343. Ed Kelly, Boston College ............................. 20 195 141 36 .57343. David Holmes, Western Ky. ....................... 21 195 197 24 .49845. Sasho Cirovski, Maryland ........................... 14 194 96 18 .65946. Ken Lolla, Akron......................................... 15 191 83 24 .68147. Steve Adlard, Marquette ............................. 19 188 167 29 .52748. Manfred Schellscheidt, Seton Hall ................ 17 186 114 33 .60848. Shaun Green, Central Conn. St. ................. 20 186 156 36 .54050. George Tarantini, North Carolina St. .......... 19 179 147 33 .54550. Joe Chiavaro, Army.................................... 23 179 190 40 .487

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Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.Preston Goldfarb, Birmingham-So. (4) ................. 21 254 155 34 .612Dennis Currier, Dayton (0) ................................. 12 188 49 12 .779Terry Stefankiewicz, IPFW (4) ............................ 22 186 174 20 .516

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BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division I school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Gus Donoghue (San Francisco 1946-60)...... 15 121 12 14 .8712. Gene Kenney (Michigan St. 1956-69) ......... 14 120 13 13 .8663. Ed (Jock) Stewart (UCLA 1949-66)............... 18 194 29 12 .8514. Jerry Yeagley (Indiana 1973-03) ................. 31 544 101 45 .8215. Sigi Schmid (UCLA 1980-98) ...................... 19 322 63 33 .8106. Bill Jeffery (Penn St. 1926-52)...................... 27 151 25 29 .8077. Bruce Arena (Virginia 1978-95) .................. 18 295 59 31 .8068. Harry Keough (St. Louis 1967-82)................ 16 213 50 23 .7859. Bob Guelker (St. Louis 1959-66;

SIU Edwardsville 67-85) .......................... 27 311 77 26 .78310. I.M. Ibrahim (Clemson 1967-94) ................. 28 388 102 31 .77411. *Schellas Hyndman (Eastern Ill. 1977-83;

Southern Methodist 84-04)....................... 28 421 109 40 .77412. Doyle Royal (Maryland 1946-73) ................ 28 217 58 18 .77113. Glenn Warner (Maryland 1941; Navy 46-75) . 31 251 65 33 .76614. *Dave Masur [Montclair St. 1987-90;

St. John's (N.Y.) 91-04] ........................... 18 271 80 44 .74215. Stephen Negoesco (San Francisco 1962-00) .. 39 540 172 66 .73716. *Michael Parker (Lock Haven 1976-83;

UNC Greensboro 84-04)......................... 29 435 149 23 .73617. George Logan (San Diego St. 1968-81)....... 14 148 48 17 .73518. *Tom Martin (Tri-State 1977; West Va.

Wesleyan 78-85; James Madison 86-04) . 28 387 127 42 .73419. Stu Parry (Akron 1955-69) .......................... 15 118 43 4 .72720. Jose Elgorriaga (Fresno St. 1980-90) ........... 11 170 58 20 .72621. Joseph Palone (Army 1947-54; 58-78) ........ 29 228 80 35 .71622. Dog Allison (Furman 1995-04) .................... 10 143 52 16 .71623. *Mark Berson (Citadel 1977; South Carolina

78-04).................................................... 28 379 141 43 .71124. Scottie O'Neill (Georgia St. 1976-86) ......... 11 143 57 4 .71125. Anson Dorrance (North Carolina 1977-88) .. 12 172 65 21 .70726. Ray Marchand (Army 1924-42) .................. 19 94 34 20 .70327. Walter Bahr (Temple 1971-73; Penn St. 74-87). 17 205 78 32 .70228. Dan Holcomb (South Fla. 1965-86) ............. 22 216 86 22 .70129. George Glasgow (Fairleigh Dickinson

1956-69; 74-76) .................................... 17 130 51 17 .69930. Pete Leaness (Temple 1930-70) ................... 41 250 97 38 .69931. John F. Carr (Harvard 1929-40).................. 12 63 22 19 .69732. *Bobby Clark (Dartmouth 1985-93; Stanford

1996-00; Notre Dame 01-04) ................. 18 196 78 31 .69333. Mitch Murray (Santa Clara 1991-01)........... 11 143 59 17 .69234. *Joe Clarke (St. Louis 1983-96; Washington-

St. Louis 1997-04)................................... 22 296 120 44 .69135. Walter Leeman (Yale 1927-48) ................... 22 128 49 30 .69136. Ben Stravato (Fairleigh Dickinson 1978-89).. 12 154 64 19 .69037. *Bret Simon (Berry 1986-92; Creighton

1995-00; Stanford 01-04) ....................... 17 227 95 32 .68638. Jim Launder (Wisconsin 1982-96)................ 15 193 80 35 .683 39. *Ken Lolla (Belmont Abbey 1990-92;

Akron 93-04).......................................... 15 191 83 24 .68140. Clive Charles (Portland 1986-02) ................ 17 213 92 31 .68041. Bill Sento [Loyola (Md.) 1980-99]................ 20 260 112 40 .68042. *Bob Gray (Charleston So. 1977; Alderson-

Broaddus 78-91; Mobile 92-94; Marshall95-04).................................................... 28 359 161 34 .679

43. *Tom Lang (Hofstra 1982-85; Fairleigh Dickinson 90-96; Southern Conn. St. 97-04).. 19 229 101 31 .677

44. Larry Gross (Virginia 1974-77; NorthCarolina St. 78-85) ................................. 12 136 61 15 .677

45. Mike Berticelli (Thomas 1976-79; UNC Greensboro 80-83; Old Dominion 84-89;Notre Dame 90-99) ................................ 24 296 131 44 .675

46. *John Rennie (Mass.-Dartmouth 1972; Columbia 73-78; Duke 79-04) ................. 33 413 191 42 .672

47. *Dean Wurzberger (Sacramento St. 1985;Washington 92-04)................................. 14 172 77 30 .670

48. Marvin Allen (North Carolina 1947-50; 53-76). 28 174 81 23 .66749. *Neil Roberts (Boston U. 1985-04).............. 20 241 108 51 .66650. Al Albert (William & Mary 1971-03) ........... 33 401 187 64 .664*Active coach.

BY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division I school.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Jerry Yeagley (Indiana 1973-03) ................. 31 544 101 450 .8212. Stephen Negoesco (San Francisco 1962-00) .. 39 540 172 66 .7373. *Jack Mackenzie (Quincy 1969-04) ............ 36 446 214 57 .6624. *Michael Parker (Lock Haven 1976-83;

UNC Greensboro 84-04)......................... 29 435 149 23 .7365. *Schellas Hyndman (Eastern Ill. 1977-83;

Southern Methodist 84-04)....................... 28 421 109 40 .7746. Joseph Morrone (Middlebury 1958-67;

Connecticut 69-96).................................. 38 417 196 63 .6637. *John Rennie (Mass.-Dartmouth 1972;

Columbia 1973-78; Duke 79-04)............. 33 413 191 42 .6728. Fred Schmalz (Wyoming 1969-70; Davis &

Elkins 1972-78; Evansville 79-02) ............ 33 403 196 56 .6589. Al Albert (William & Mary 1971-03) ........... 33 401 187 64 .664

10. I.M. Ibrahim (Clemson 1967-94) ................. 28 388 102 31 .77411. *Tom Martin (Tri-State 1977; West Va.

Wesleyan 78-85; James Madison 86-04).... 28 387 127 42 .73412. *Mark Berson (Citadel 1977; South Carolina

78-04).................................................... 28 379 141 43 .71113. *Bob Gray (Charleston So. 1977; Alderson-

Broaddus 78-91; Mobile 92-94; Marshall 95-04).................................................... 28 359 161 34 .679

14. *Ralph Lundy (Erskine 1976-86; Col. of Charleston 87-04) ................................... 29 342 216 37 .606

15. *Bob Reasso (Nasson 1979-80; Rutgers81-04).................................................... 26 325 150 66 .662

16. *Karl Kremser (Davidson 1977-79; Florida Int'l 80-04) ............................................. 28 323 193 37 .618

17. Sigi Schmid (UCLA 1980-98) ...................... 19 322 63 33 .81017. Greg Myers (Davis & Elkins 1964; West

Virginia 65-66; Davis & Elkins 68-70; Florida Int'l 72-74; Navy 76-04) .............. 38 322 220 69 .583

19. *Bob Warming (Transylvania 1976; Berry 77-81; Charlotte 82-88; Creighton 90-94; Old Dominion 1996; St. Louis 97-00; Creighton 01-04) .................................... 27 321 160 46 .653

20. Jim Lennox (Hartwick 1976-02) ................... 27 318 163 43 .64821. Bob Guelker (St. Louis 1959-66; SIU

Edwardsville 67-85) ................................ 27 311 77 26 .78322. *Bill Killen (CCNY 1965, Akron 1970-73;

Yale 74-77; Old Dominion 78-83; MacMurray 84-04) ................................. 34 308 272 69 .528

23. *Barry Barto (Philadelphia U. 1976-81; UNLV 82-04) .......................................... 29 304 199 43 .596

24. Cliff Stevenson (Brown 1952-89) ................. 38 299 176 43 .61925. *Joe Clarke (St. Louis 1983-96; Washington-

St. Louis 97-04)....................................... 22 296 120 44 .69125. Mike Berticelli (Thomas 1976-79; UNC

Greensboro 80-83; Old Dominion 84-89; Notre Dame 90-99) ................................ 24 296 131 44 .675

27. Bruce Arena (Virginia 1978-95) .................. 18 295 59 31 .80627. Julius Menendez (San Jose St. 1954-89) ...... 36 295 205 45 .58329. *Luis Sagastume (San Fran. St. 1977-78;

Air Force 79-04) ..................................... 28 290 174 40 .61530. Julius Menendez (San Jose St. 1954-89) ...... 36 282 244 34 .53431. *Dieter Ficken (Long Island 1976-78;

Columbia 79-04) .................................... 29 280 136 59 .65232. *Joe Baum (Michigan St. 1977-04) ............. 28 278 204 41 .57133. *Dave Masur [Montclair St. 1987-90;

St. John's (N.Y.) 91-04] ........................... 18 271 80 44 .74234. *Rich Posipanko (Longwood 1979-88;

Winthrop 89-04)..................................... 26 269 192 38 .57735. Roy Patton (South Ala. 1979-95; Vermont

96-03).................................................... 25 268 146 36 .63636. *Seamus McFadden (San Diego 1980-04)... 25 264 188 37 .57837. Bill Sento [Loyola (Md.) 1980-99]................ 20 260 112 40 .68037. *Al Mistri (Cal St. Fullerton 1981-04)........... 24 260 189 39 .57337. Frank Schnur (Fordham 1969-02) ................ 34 260 307 47 .46240. Arnold Ramirez (New York U. 1972-76;

Manhattanville 77-78; Long Island 79-98)... 27 259 189 33 .57341. Glenn Warner (Maryland 1941; Navy 46-75) . 31 251 65 33 .76642. Pete Leaness (Temple 1930-70) ................... 41 250 97 38 .69943. Garth Stam (Oneonta St. 1961-87; 89) ....... 28 246 134 30 .63744. *Bob Montgomery (Adelphi 1978-04) ......... 27 243 210 36 .53445. *Neil Roberts (Boston U. 1985-04).............. 20 241 108 51 .66646. *John Tart (Furman 1982-94; Charlotte 95-04).. 23 239 171 38 .57647. Craig Reynolds (Bucknell 1967-98).............. 32 238 212 36 .52747. Jerry Cheynet (Virginia Tech 1974-01) ......... 28 238 213 35 .52649. *Barry Gorman (Davis & Elkins 1985;

Penn St. 88-04)....................................... 18 235 116 32 .65550. *Tim O’Sullivan (Richmond 1983-94;

Va. Commonwealth 95-04)...................... 22 231 179 49 .557*Active coach.

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Division II Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum five years as a Division II head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Shaun Pendleton, Lynn ................................ 16 274 42 13 .8532. Tony Tocco, Rockhurst................................. 34 515 133 40 .7783. Greg Hooks, S.C. Upstate........................... 14 213 56 15 .7764. Steve McCrath, Barry.................................. 7 96 27 10 .7595. Alf Bilbao, Drury ........................................ 7 96 28 10 .7546. Doug Elder, Midwestern St. ........................ 5 71 23 7 .7387. Fred Norchi, Queens (N.C.)........................ 16 195 67 15 .7318. Jerry Sheska, East Stroudsburg..................... 23 337 122 26 .7229. Rick Kilps, Wis.-Parkside ............................. 28 364 140 37 .707

10. Derek Armstrong, UC San Diego ................. 23 303 114 41 .70611. Evan Fiffles, Lewis....................................... 13 179 68 23 .70612. Joe Flanagan, Cal St. Dom. Hills.................. 11 155 61 14 .70413. Van Taylor, Lander ..................................... 20 275 112 15 .70314. C. Clifford McCrath, Seattle Pacific.............. 46 563 217 85 .70015. Marco Koolman, Franklin Pierce .................. 11 138 57 14 .69416. Jeremy Gunn, Fort Lewis.............................. 6 80 33 15 .68417. Butch Lauffer, West Tex. A&M..................... 14 168 75 18 .67818. Tom Lang, Southern Conn. St. .................... 19 229 101 31 .67719. John DiRico, Dowling.................................. 13 154 67 25 .67720. Frank Kohlenstein, Colorado Mines.............. 21 277 123 40 .67521. Marcus Ziemer, Sonoma St. ....................... 14 181 86 26 .66222. Jack Mackenzie, Quincy ............................. 36 446 214 57 .66223. Joel Harrison, St. Leo .................................. 6 68 33 9 .65924. Gary Hamill, Wingate ................................ 12 154 77 13 .65825. Gavin Donaldson, West Va. Wesleyan........ 19 240 120 25 .65626. Tony Castainca, Tusculum ........................... 16 192 100 20 .64727. Simon Tobin, Cal St. Bakersfield .................. 18 224 120 32 .63828. Keith Buckley, Rollins .................................. 14 156 85 16 .63829. Jim Regan, Wheeling Jesuit ......................... 22 242 134 31 .63330. Bill Elliott, West Fla. .................................... 12 118 72 17 .61131. Tom Bonus, Le Moyne................................. 5 54 34 4 .60932. Travis Connell, Western Wash. .................. 6 65 43 5 .59733. Ted Priestley, Mass.-Lowell........................... 8 89 59 10 .59534. Ed Huneke, SIU Edwardsville....................... 19 209 144 25 .58635. Murray Hartzler, Francis Marion.................. 21 207 144 32 .58236. Dwayne Shaffer, UC Davis.......................... 9 95 67 13 .58037. Brian Quinn, Bridgeport.............................. 5 52 37 7 .57838. Mike O'Malley, Cal St. Chico ..................... 12 133 96 13 .57639. Jeremy Tittle, Lees-McRae............................. 10 116 85 2 .57640. Bob Charles, Millersville.............................. 19 187 139 38 .56641. Edward Cannon, St. Anselm........................ 30 272 204 41 .56642. Craig Turnbull, Catawba............................. 7 77 59 2 .56543. Charlie Mitchell, Northeastern St. ............... 10 106 82 6 .56244. Matt McDowell, Regis (Colo.) ...................... 5 50 39 7 .55745. Bret Boulware, Presbyterian......................... 5 46 36 7 .55646. Allen Vital, Carson-Newman ....................... 8 82 65 9 .55447. Ray Bunch, North Fla. ................................ 14 123 99 18 .55048. Kris Pahl, Fla. Southern ............................... 12 110 89 19 .54849. Rob van Rheenen, Gannon ......................... 8 78 64 4 .54850. Peter Simonini, Bentley................................ 18 175 147 17 .541(Minimum five years as a four-year college head coach, but fewer thanfive years at Division II level; number of years at Division II level inparentheses.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.Ian Day, Tiffin (3)............................................... 22 324 125 26 .709Giuseppe DePalo, Nova Southeastern (3) ............ 6 78 35 10 .675Peter Fewing, Seattle (2) ..................................... 17 207 119 26 .625Derrick Leeson, Eckerd (1) .................................. 14 148 114 14 .562Rob Miller, Anderson (S.C.) (3) ........................... 10 109 87 9 .554

BY VICTORIES(Minimum five years as a Division II head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. C. Clifford McCrath, Seattle Pacific.............. 46 563 217 85 .7002. Tony Tocco, Rockhurst................................. 34 515 133 40 .7783. Jack Mackenzie, Quincy ............................. 36 446 214 57 .6624. Rick Kilps, Wis.-Parkside ............................. 28 364 140 37 .7075. Jerry Sheska, East Stroudsburg..................... 23 337 122 26 .7226. Derek Armstrong, UC San Diego ................. 23 303 114 41 .7067. Frank Kohlenstein, Colorado Mines.............. 21 277 123 40 .6758. Van Taylor, Lander ..................................... 20 275 112 15 .7039. Shaun Pendleton, Lynn ................................ 16 274 42 13 .853

10. Edward Cannon, St. Anselm........................ 30 272 204 41 .566

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.11. Jim Regan, Wheeling Jesuit ......................... 22 242 134 31 .63312. Gavin Donaldson, West Va. Wesleyan........ 19 240 120 25 .65613. Tom Lang, Southern Conn. St. .................... 19 229 101 31 .67714. Simon Tobin, Cal St. Bakersfield .................. 18 224 120 32 .63815. Tony Martone, Merrimack........................... 23 216 198 29 .52016. Greg Hooks, S.C. Upstate........................... 14 213 56 15 .77617. Ed Huneke, SIU Edwardsville....................... 19 209 144 25 .58618. Murray Hartzler, Francis Marion.................. 21 207 144 32 .58219. Fred Norchi, Queens (N.C.)........................ 16 195 67 15 .73120. Tony Castainca, Tusculum ........................... 16 192 100 20 .64721. Bob Charles, Millersville.............................. 19 187 139 38 .56621. Mike Schaeffer, UNC Pembroke .................. 25 187 203 24 .48123. Andy Smyth, Findlay................................... 21 183 179 34 .50524. Marcus Ziemer, Sonoma St. ....................... 14 181 86 26 .66224. Gary Hall, Barton....................................... 21 181 153 33 .53826. Evan Fiffles, Lewis....................................... 13 179 68 23 .70627. Peter Simonini, Bentley................................ 18 175 147 17 .54128. Butch Lauffer, West Tex. A&M..................... 14 168 75 18 .67829. Dennis Laskey, California (Pa.) .................... 19 164 178 21 .48130. Dan Hogan, Southern Ind. ......................... 16 162 140 12 .53531. Keith Buckley, Rollins .................................. 14 156 85 16 .63832. Joe Flanagan, Cal St. Dom. Hills.................. 11 155 61 14 .70433. John DiRico, Dowling.................................. 13 154 67 25 .67733. Gary Hamill, Wingate ................................ 12 154 77 13 .65835. Kendall Walkes, West Chester .................... 15 147 126 21 .53636. Marco Koolman, Franklin Pierce .................. 11 138 57 14 .69437. Carlos Petersen, Ala.-Huntsville .................... 15 134 114 14 .53838. Mike O'Malley, Cal St. Chico ..................... 12 133 96 13 .57639. Ray Bunch, North Fla. ................................ 14 123 99 18 .55040. Bill Elliott, West Fla. ................................... 12 118 72 17 .61141. Jeremy Tittle, Lees-McRae............................. 10 116 85 2 .57642. Kris Pahl, Fla. Southern ............................... 12 110 89 19 .54843. Roy Stanley, Colorado St.-Pueblo................. 16 108 171 27 .39744. Charlie Mitchell, Northeastern St. ............... 10 106 82 6 .56245. Osman Orlando, Dist. Columbia ................. 13 103 103 9 .50046. Steve McCrath, Barry.................................. 7 96 27 10 .75946. Alf Bilbao, Drury ........................................ 7 96 28 10 .75448. Dwayne Shaffer, UC Davis.......................... 9 95 67 13 .58049. Brian Crookham, Metro St. ........................ 10 94 90 15 .51050. Paul Payne, Bloomsburg.............................. 10 92 84 16 .521(Minimum five years as a four-year college head coach, but fewer thanfive years at Division II level; number of years at Division II level inparentheses.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.Ian Day, Tiffin (3)............................................... 22 324 125 26 .709Peter Fewing, Seattle (2) ..................................... 17 207 119 26 .625Derrick Leeson, Eckerd (1) .................................. 14 148 114 14 .562Keith Cammidge, Mercyhurst (3) ......................... 17 146 165 10 .470Rob Miller, Anderson (S.C.) (3) ........................... 10 109 87 9 .554Ken Hassler, Pfeiffer (2) ...................................... 16 98 139 16 .419


BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division II school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Shaun Pendleton [Charleston (W.V.)

1989-90; Lynn 91-04]............................. 16 274 42 13 .8532. *Greg Hooks [Charleston (W.V.) 1991-94;

S.C. Upstate 95-04] ................................ 14 213 56 15 .7763. Jim Bullington [Loyola (Md.) 1964-79].......... 16 178 48 12 .7733. Tom Fitzgerald (Tampa 1987-95, UCLA

2002-03; Tampa 04) .............................. 12 176 46 16 .773 5. *John Rootes (Southern N.H. 1988-97;

Clayton St. 1998-03; SCAD 2004) .......... 17 245 81 19 .7386. Rick Stottler (Florida Tech 1986-99) ............. 14 190 66 12 .7317. *Fred Norchi [Queens (N.C.) 1989-04]....... 16 195 67 15 .7318. *Gary Parsons (Oakland 1981-04) ............. 24 322 107 49 .725 9. *Jerry Sheska (East Stroudsburg 1982-04).... 23 337 122 26 .722

10. *Rick Kilps (Aurora 1977-83; Wis.-Parkside84-04).................................................... 28 364 140 37 .707

11. Owen Wright (Elizabethtown 1961-67; 69-82). 21 234 90 26 .70612. *Evan Fiffles (Lewis 1992-04)...................... 13 179 68 23 .70613. *Joe Flanagan (Cal St. Dom. Hills 1994-04). 11 155 61 14 .70414. *Van Taylor (Lander 1985-04) .................... 20 275 112 15 .70315. *C. Clifford McCrath [Wheaton (Ill.) 1958;

Gordon 60-66; Spring Arbor 67-69;Seattle Pacific 70-04] .............................. 46 563 217 85 .700

16. *Marco Koolman (Gannon 1991-96; Franklin Pierce 00-04) ............................. 11 138 57 14 .694

17. Allan Wilson (Hartford 1971-86)................. 16 173 73 22 .687

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Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.18. Lenny Long (Lock Haven 1984-96)............... 13 173 74 21 .68519. Bill Easteadt (NYIT 1980-90; 96; C.W.

Post 98-01)............................................. 15 178 79 13 .68320. *Butch Lauffer (West Tex. A&M 1991-04).... 14 168 75 18 .67821. *John DiRico (Dowling 1992-04)................. 13 154 67 25 .67722. *Rob Russo [Miami (Ohio) 1981; Gannon

82-90; S.C. Upstate 91-94; Oneonta St.95-98; Denison 99-04]............................ 24 300 139 28 .672

23. *Marcus Ziemer (Sonoma St. 1991-04) ....... 14 181 86 26 .66224. *Gary Hamill (Wingate 1993-04) ............... 12 154 77 13 .65825. Donald Minnegan (Towson 1927-40, 52-66).. 29 153 72 34 .65626. *Gavin Donaldson (Northland 1984-88;

West Va. Wesleyan 91-04) ..................... 19 240 120 25 .65627. Tod Silegy (Franklin Pierce 1978-99) ........... 22 258 131 28 .65228. Peter Duah (Grand Canyon 1988-00).......... 13 150 77 20 .64829. Ed Goodhines (Southampton 1991-01) ........ 11 125 67 11 .64330. *Simon Tobin (Cal St. Bakersfield 1987-04) . 18 224 120 32 .63831. *Keith Buckley (Rollins 1991-04) ................. 14 156 85 16 .638*Active coach.

BY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division II school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *C. Clifford McCrath [Wheaton (Ill.) 1958;

Gordon 60-66; Spring Arbor 67-69; Seattle Pacific 70-04] .............................. 46 563 217 85 .700

2. *Rick Kilps (Aurora 1977-83; Wis.-Parkside84-04).................................................... 28 364 140 37 .707

3. *Jerry Sheska (East Stroudsburg 1982-04).... 23 337 122 26 .7224. *Gary Parsons (Oakland 1981-04) ............. 24 322 107 49 .725 5. *Rob Russo [Miami (Ohio) 1981; Gannon

82-90; S.C. Upstate 91-94; Oneonta St.95-98; Denison 99-04]............................ 24 300 139 28 .672

6. *Van Taylor (Lander 1985-04) .................... 20 275 112 15 .7037. *Shaun Pendleton [Charleston (W.V.)

1989-90; Lynn 91-04]............................. 16 274 42 13 .8538. *Edward Cannon (St. Anselm 1975-04)....... 30 272 204 41 .5669. Tod Silegy (Franklin Pierce 1978-99) ........... 22 258 131 28 .652

10. *John Rootes (Southern N.H. 1988-97; Clayton St. 1998-03; SCAD 2004) .......... 17 245 81 19 .738

11. *Jim Regan (Wheeling Jesuit 1983-04) ........ 22 242 134 31 .63312. *Gavin Donaldson (Northland 1984-88;

West Va. Wesleyan 91-04) ..................... 19 240 120 25 .65613. Owen Wright (Elizabethtown 1961-67;

69-82).................................................... 21 234 90 26 .70614. *Simon Tobin (Cal St. Bakersfield 1987-04) . 18 224 120 32 .63815. *Tony Martone (Merrimack 1982-04) .......... 23 216 198 29 .52016. *Greg Hooks [Charleston (W.V.) 1991-94;

S.C. Upstate 95-04] ................................ 14 213 56 15 .77617. *Murray Hartzler (Hiram 1984-93; Francis

Marion 94-04)........................................ 21 207 144 32 .58218. *Fred Norchi [Queens (N.C.) 1989-04]....... 16 195 67 15 .73119. Rick Stottler (Florida Tech 1986-99) ............. 14 190 66 12 .73120. *Bob Charles (Millersville 1986-04)............. 19 187 139 38 .56620. *Mike Schaeffer (UNC Pembroke 1980-04) . 25 187 203 24 .48122. *Marcus Ziemer (Sonoma St. 1991-04) ....... 14 181 86 26 .66222. *Gary Hall (Lenoir-Rhyne 1984-86;

Campbell 87-88; Barton 89-04) ............... 21 181 153 33 .53824. *Evan Fiffles (Lewis 1992-04)...................... 13 179 68 23 .70625. Jim Bullington [Loyola (Md.) 1964-79].......... 16 178 48 12 .77325. Bill Easteadt (NYIT 1980-90; 96; C.W.

Post 98-01)............................................. 15 178 79 13 .68327. Tom Fitzgerald (Tampa 1987-95, UCLA

2002-03; Tampa 04) .............................. 12 176 46 16 .773 28. *Peter Simonini (Bentley 1987-04)............... 18 175 147 17 .54129. Allan Wilson (Hartford 1971-86)................. 16 173 73 22 .68729. Lenny Long (Lock Haven 1984-96)............... 13 173 74 21 .685*Active coach.

Division III Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum five years as a Division III head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.

1. Dave Brandt, Messiah................................. 8 158 20 9 .8692. Matt Smith, Johns Hopkins........................... 12 189 37 13 .8183. Jay Martin, Ohio Wesleyan ........................ 28 480 97 36 .812

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.4. Tom Carlin, Arcadia ................................... 5 86 19 6 .8025. Arthur Skip Roderick, Elizabethtown............. 22 376 82 37 .7976. Paul McGinlay, Trinity (Tex.)........................ 14 221 50 17 .7977. Rob Becerra, Redlands................................ 7 109 25 8 .7968. Dan Gilmore, Rowan.................................. 29 471 110 40 .7919. Matt Cushing, Wheaton (Mass.) .................. 11 175 42 16 .785

10. Jeff Haines, Richard Stockton....................... 7 129 32 10 .78411. Michael Russo, Williams ............................. 26 312 77 39 .77512. Toby Bares, Wis.-Oshkosh .......................... 21 284 75 29 .76913. Lenny Armuth, Drew ................................... 11 177 49 13 .76814. Joe Bean, Wheaton (Ill.).............................. 43 575 172 55 .75115. Bob Durocher, St. Lawrence ........................ 15 180 54 22 .74616. Sonny Travis, Va. Wesleyan........................ 19 266 81 33 .74317. Steven Smith, Hope .................................... 15 207 71 21 .72718. David Saward, Middlebury ......................... 20 212 71 32 .72419. Andy Marcinko, Rhodes.............................. 14 180 67 14 .71620. John Leaney, Macalester ............................. 18 212 76 35 .71121. Pat Haws, St. John's (Minn.) ........................ 27 291 110 41 .70522. Bud Lewis, Wilmington (Ohio) ..................... 30 401 159 38 .70223. Ron Butcher, Keene St. ............................... 37 494 199 56 .69724. Ali Kazemaini, John Carroll......................... 13 164 69 12 .69425. Tony Ochrimenko, Kean ............................. 29 389 164 34 .69226. Joe Clarke, Washington-St. Louis ................. 22 296 120 44 .69127. Mike Rubesch, Emory ................................. 17 210 89 22 .68828. Tom Saleska, Concordia (Wis.) ................... 12 161 70 12 .68729. Nick Gaudioso, Carnegie Mellon ................ 28 284 121 36 .68530. Perry Nizzi, Hamilton ................................. 7 68 29 9 .68431. Malcolm MacPherson, WPI ......................... 14 157 69 21 .67832. Doug Mello, Luther ..................................... 27 361 166 30 .67533. Milton Gooding, Amherst............................ 8 84 38 10 .67434. Greg Henschel, Wis.-Whitewater................. 6 77 36 5 .67435. Chris Waterbury, Plattsburgh St. ................. 5 63 29 6 .67336. Pepe Fernandez, Maryville (Tenn.) ............... 16 192 89 17 .67337. Rob Russo, Denison .................................... 24 300 139 28 .67238. James Cook, Roger Williams....................... 12 165 77 16 .67139. Steve Shaw, Chris. Newport ....................... 9 112 53 8 .67140. Larry Zelenz, Gust. Adolphus....................... 19 206 95 33 .66641. Mike Smolens, Merchant Marine ................. 15 182 86 22 .66642. Page Cotton, DePauw................................. 36 356 174 30 .66343. P.J. Gondek, Fredonia St. ........................... 5 59 28 9 .66144. Ed Kositzki, Lake Forest............................... 11 120 62 6 .65445. Jon Anderson, Babson ................................ 20 220 107 41 .65446. Mike Coven, Brandeis ................................ 32 373 192 33 .65147. Reece Olney, Puget Sound .......................... 11 135 69 19 .64848. Roy Gordon, Mary Washington .................. 28 324 170 40 .64449. Gerry DiBartolo, Salisbury........................... 23 261 137 32 .64450. Gerry D'Arcy, Otterbein.............................. 16 189 103 17 .639(Minimum five years as a four-year college head coach, but fewer thanfive years at Division III level; number of years at Division III level inparentheses.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.Erick Baumann, Dominican (Ill.) (3)...................... 10 163 49 11 .756Jack Peel, Texas-Dallas (4) .................................. 7 99 33 6 .739Chris Apple, Rochester (4) .................................. 5 62 22 13 .706Dave DeHart, Ozarks (Ark.) (3)........................... 6 77 43 4 .637

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BY VICTORIES(Minimum five years as a Division III head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Joe Bean, Wheaton (Ill.).............................. 43 575 172 55 .7512. Ron Butcher, Keene St. ............................... 37 494 199 56 .6973. Jay Martin, Ohio Wesleyan ........................ 28 480 97 36 .8124. Dan Gilmore, Rowan.................................. 29 471 110 40 .7915. Horst Richardson, Colorado Col. ................ 39 444 241 55 .6376. Helmut Werner, Randolph-Macon................ 43 417 242 66 .6217. Bud Lewis, Wilmington (Ohio) ..................... 30 401 159 38 .7028. Tony Ochrimenko, Kean ............................. 29 389 164 34 .6929. Arthur Skip Roderick, Elizabethtown............. 22 376 82 37 .797

10. Mike Coven, Brandeis ................................ 32 373 192 33 .65111. Doug Mello, Luther ..................................... 27 361 166 30 .67512. Page Cotton, DePauw................................. 36 356 174 30 .66313. Roy Gordon, Mary Washington .................. 28 324 170 40 .64414. Michael Russo, Williams ............................. 26 312 77 39 .77515. Bill Killen, MacMurray ................................ 34 302 260 67 .53316. Rob Russo, Denison .................................... 24 300 139 28 .67217. Joe Clarke, Washington-St. Louis ................. 22 296 120 44 .69118. Pat Haws, St. John's (Minn.) ........................ 27 291 110 41 .70519. Toby Bares, Wis.-Oshkosh .......................... 21 284 75 29 .76919. Nick Gaudioso, Carnegie Mellon ................ 28 284 121 36 .68521. Ron Shewcraft, Mass. Liberal Arts ................ 27 282 164 43 .62122. Sonny Travis, Va. Wesleyan........................ 19 266 81 33 .74323. Don Lyle, Grove City .................................. 33 264 200 42 .56324. Andy Byrne, Ithaca..................................... 26 263 146 36 .63125. Gerry DiBartolo, Salisbury........................... 23 261 137 32 .64426. Bill Lessig, Connecticut Col. ........................ 34 252 201 34 .55227. Ken Peterson, Oswego St. .......................... 37 250 326 62 .44028. Gary Smith, St. Joseph's (L.I.)....................... 19 238 136 16 .63129. Ron McEachen, Skidmore ........................... 25 230 138 52 .61029. Rolf Piranian, Wash. & Lee ......................... 29 230 197 29 .53631. Steve Dawson, Wittenberg.......................... 22 222 161 17 .57632. Paul McGinlay, Trinity (Tex.)........................ 14 221 50 17 .79733. Jon Anderson, Babson ................................ 20 220 107 41 .65434. Doug Biggs, New England.......................... 38 215 352 40 .38735. Roy Messer, Earlham .................................. 24 214 188 44 .52936. David Saward, Middlebury ......................... 20 212 71 32 .72436. John Leaney, Macalester ............................. 18 212 76 35 .71138. Mike Rubesch, Emory ................................. 17 210 89 22 .68838. Peter Gooding, Amherst.............................. 30 210 126 39 .61240. Mark Serdjenian, Colby.............................. 29 208 166 35 .55141. Steven Smith, Hope .................................... 15 207 71 21 .72742. Larry Zelenz, Gust. Adolphus....................... 19 206 95 33 .66643. Joe Amorim, Haverford ............................... 22 203 174 26 .53644. Peter Haley, Springfield .............................. 25 200 213 32 .48545. Mike Mooney, Geneseo St. ........................ 20 196 152 33 .55846. Pepe Fernandez, Maryville (Tenn.) ............... 16 192 89 17 .67347. Matt Smith, Johns Hopkins........................... 12 189 37 13 .81847. Gerry D'Arcy, Otterbein.............................. 16 189 103 17 .63949. Mike Smolens, Merchant Marine ................. 15 182 86 22 .66650. Bob Durocher, St. Lawrence ........................ 15 180 54 22 .74650. Andy Marcinko, Rhodes.............................. 14 180 67 14 .716


BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division III school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Matt Smith (Johns Hopkins 1993-04).......... 12 189 37 13 .8182. *Jay Martin (Ohio Wesleyan 1977-04) ....... 28 480 97 36 .8123. *Arthur Skip Roderick (Elizabethtown

1983-04) ............................................... 22 376 82 37 .7974. *Paul McGinlay [Trinity (Tex.) 1991-04]....... 14 221 50 17 .7975. *Dan Gilmore (Rowan 1976-04)................. 29 471 110 40 .7916. *Matt Cushing [Wheaton (Mass.) 1994-04] . 11 175 42 16 .7857. *Mike Russo (Williams 1979-03)................. 26 312 77 39 .7758. *Toby Bares (Wis.-Oshkosh 1984-04) ......... 21 284 75 29 .7699. *Lenny Armuth (Drew 1994-04) .................. 11 177 49 13 .768

10. *Joe Bean [Quinnipiac 1962-64; Bridgeport 65-68; Wheaton (Ill.) 69-04] ... 43 575 172 55 .751

11. *Bob Durocher (St. Lawrence 1990-04) ....... 15 180 54 22 .74612. *Sonny Travis (Centre 1986-88; Va.

Wesleyan 89-04).................................... 19 266 81 33 .74313. John Kurty (Westfield St. 1966-77; 89) ........ 13 159 51 12 .743

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.14. Jeff Tipping (Muhlenberg 1986-01).............. 16 225 71 21 .74315. John Cunningham [Bethany (W.V.) 1968-00].. 33 370 123 28 .73716. Layton Shoemaker (Barrington 1967-72;

Messiah 73-96) ...................................... 30 369 125 24 .73617. Rich Dell (TCNJ 1982-94) ........................... 13 182 60 23 .73018. Gerd Lutter (Plymouth St. 1969-91) .............. 23 259 84 41 .72819. *Steven Smith (Hope 1990-04) ................... 15 207 71 21 .72720. Steve Klingman (Scranton 1973-94)............. 22 324 114 24 .72721. Ty Keough (Washington-St. Louis 1987-96) .. 10 137 47 16 .72522. *David Saward (Middlebury 1985-04) ........ 20 212 71 32 .72423. Steve Davis (Claremont-M-S 1969-97).......... 28 356 125 48 .71824. *Andy Marcinko (Rhodes 1991-04)............. 14 180 67 14 .71625. Robert Leib (Me.-Farmington 1977-01) ......... 25 260 94 31 .71626. Fred Taube (Cortland St. 1973-94) .............. 22 247 88 35 .71527. *John Leaney (Macalester 1987-04) ............ 18 212 76 35 .71128. *Chris Waterbury (New England 1982;

Lyndon St. 83-84; Plattsburgh St. 85-04) ... 23 293 111 37 .70629. *Derek Armstrong (UC San Diego 1982-04)... 23 303 114 41 .70630. Owen Wright (Elizabethtown 1961-67, 69-82). 21 234 90 26 .70631. *Pat Haws [St. John's (Minn.) 1978-04]....... 27 291 110 41 .70532. Mike Middleton (Fredonia St. 1993-99;

Cortland St. 00-03) ................................. 13 151 60 13 .70333. *Bud Lewis [Wilmington (Ohio) 1975-04].... 30 401 159 38 .70234. Hardy Fuchs (Kalamazoo 1971-02)............. 32 343 137 36 .70035. Jim Fonte (Westfield St. 1978-88)................ 11 132 53 13 .69936. *Ron Butcher (Wis.-Platteville 1968-69;

Keene St. 70-04)..................................... 37 494 199 56 .69737. *Ali Kazemaini (John Carroll 1992-04)........ 13 164 69 12 .69438. *Tony Ochrimenko (Kean 1976-04) ............ 29 389 164 34 .69239. Dave Wright (Gettysburg 1986-02) ............. 17 216 90 23 .692 40. *Mike Rubesch (Emory 1988-04) ................ 17 210 89 22 .68841. *Nick Gaudioso (Maine Maritime 1977-80;

Carnegie Mellon 81-04) .......................... 28 284 121 36 .68542. Wayne Mones (Western Conn. St. 1988-04).. 16 212 89 35 .68343. Joe Carenza Jr. (Washington-St. Louis

1974-86) ............................................... 13 159 70 19 .67944. *Doug Mello [Aquinas 1978-82; Siena

Heights 83-88; Southwest (N.M.) 1989;Luther 90-04] .......................................... 27 361 166 30 .675

45. Tony Fritz (Lake Forest 1978-93).................. 16 145 65 19 .67546. Bill Shellenberger (Lynchburg 1956-57, 59-88).. 32 371 167 48 .67447. *Pepe Fernandez [Maryville (Tenn.) 1989-04]. 16 192 89 17 .67348. *James Cook (Roger Williams 1990-93,

97-04).................................................... 12 165 77 16 .67149. *Larry Zelenz (Gust. Adolphus 1986-04)...... 19 206 95 33 .66650. *Mike Smolens (Merchant Marine 1990-04)... 15 182 86 22 .666*Active coach.

BY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division III school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Joe Bean [Quinnipiac 1962-64; Bridgeport

65-68; Wheaton (Ill.) 69-04].................... 43 575 172 55 .7512. *Ron Butcher (Wis.-Platteville 1968-69;

Keene St. 70-04)..................................... 37 494 199 56 .6973. Jay Martin (Ohio Wesleyan 1977-04) ......... 28 480 97 36 .8124. *Dan Gilmore (Rowan 1976-04)................. 29 471 110 40 .7915. *Horst Richardson (Colorado Col. 1966-04) 39 444 241 55 .6376. *Helmut Werner (Randolph-Macon 1962-04) . 43 417 242 66 .6217. *Bud Lewis (Wilmington (Ohio) 1975-04) .... 30 401 159 38 .7028. *Tony Ochrimenko (Kean 1976-04) ............ 29 389 164 34 .6929. *Arthur Skip Roderick (Elizabethtown 1983-04). 22 376 82 37 .797

10. *Mike Coven (Brandeis 1973-04) ............... 32 373 192 33 .65111. Bill Shellenberger (Lynchburg 1954-57, 59-88).. 32 371 167 48 .67412. John Cunningham [Bethany (W.V.) 1968-00].. 33 370 123 28 .73713. Layton Shoemaker (Barrington 1967-72;

Messiah 73-96) ...................................... 30 369 125 24 .73614. *Doug Mello [Aquinas 1978-82; Siena

Heights 83-88; Southwest (N.M.) 1989;Luther 90-04] .......................................... 27 361 166 30 .675

15. Steve Davis (Claremont-M-S 1969-97).......... 28 356 125 48 .71815. *Page Cotton (DePauw 1969-04)................ 36 356 174 30 .66317. *Hardy Fuchs (Kalamazoo 1971-03)........... 32 343 137 36 .70018. Marvin Zuidema (Calvin 1961-67; 69-97) ... 36 341 175 48 .64719. Steve Klingman (Scranton 1973-94)............. 22 324 114 24 .72719. *Roy Gordon (Mary Washington 1977-04) . 28 324 170 40 .64421. *Mike Russo (Williams 1979-03)................. 26 312 77 39 .77522. *Derek Armstrong (UC San Diego 1982-04)... 23 303 114 41 .70623. Brian Chafin (Clarkson 1974-88; Centre 89-01). 28 294 142 31 .66324. *Chris Waterbury (New England 1982;

Lyndon St. 83-84; Plattsburgh St. 85-04) ... 23 293 111 37 .70625. *Pat Haws [St. John's (Minn.) 1978-04] ....... 27 291 110 41 .705

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Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.26. *Toby Bares (Wis.-Oshkosh 1984-04) ......... 21 284 75 29 .76926. *Nick Gaudioso (Maine Maritime 1977-80;

Carnegie Mellon 81-04) .......................... 28 284 121 36 .68528. *Ron Shewcraft (Mass. Liberal Arts 1978-04).. 27 282 164 43 .62129. Robert Nye (Wooster 1964-94)................... 31 269 187 41 .58230. *Sonny Travis (Centre 1986-88; Va.

Wesleyan 89-04).................................... 19 266 81 33 .74331. *Don Lyle (Grove City 1972-04) ................. 33 264 200 42 .56332. *Andy Byrne (Mass.-Lowell 1979-80;

Southern Ind. 81-83; Ithaca 84-04) .......... 26 263 146 36 .63133. Tim Schum (Binghamton 1963-92)............... 30 261 130 43 .65133. *Gerry DiBartolo (Salisbury 1982-04).......... 23 261 137 32 .64435. Robert Leib (Me.-Farmington 1977-01) ......... 25 260 94 31 .71636. Gerd Lutter (Plymouth St. 1969-91) .............. 23 259 84 41 .72837. *Bill Lessig (Connecticut Col. 1971-04) ........ 34 252 201 34 .55238. Doug May (Rochester Inst. 1980-95;

Nazareth 96-03)..................................... 24 251 120 39 .660

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.39. *Ken Peterson (Oswego St. 1968-04).......... 37 250 326 62 .44440. *Ray Cieplik (Coast Guard 1970-04) .......... 32 248 165 37 .592

41. Fred Taube (Cortland St. 1973-94) .............. 22 247 88 35 .71542. Owen Wright (Elizabethtown 1961-67; 69-82). 21 234 90 26 .70643. *Malcolm MacPherson (Fitchburg St.

1982-90; WPI 01-04) ............................. 23 230 114 25 .65743. *Ron McEachen (Middlebury 1976-84;

Vermont 85-95; Skidmore 00-04)............. 25 230 138 52 .61043. *Rolf Piranian (Wash. & Lee 1976-04) ........ 29 230 197 29 .536

46. Manfred von Schiller (Hamilton 1959-97)..... 39 227 162 58 .57347. Jeff Tipping (Muhlenberg 1986-01).............. 16 225 71 21 .74348. *Steve Dawson (Wittenberg 1983-04)......... 22 222 161 17 .57649. *Jon Anderson (Babson (1985-04) .............. 20 220 107 41 .65449. Denzil Lue [St. Thomas (Minn.) 1979-01] ..... 23 220 129 43 .616

*Active coach.

2004 Men’sConferenceStandingsDivision I Men’s Conference Standings................ 70Division II Men’s Conference Standings ............... 71Division III Men’s Conference Standings .............. 72

CONFERENCE STANDINGS 70

2004 Division I AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Boston U.#............ 6 2 1 .722 10 8 3 .548Albany (N.Y.) ....... 6 2 1 .722 12 4 2 .722Binghamton .......... 4 2 3 .611 11 2 8 .714Vermont................ 4 3 2 .556 9 5 5 .605Stony Brook .......... 4 3 2 .556 11 6 3 .625New Hampshire.... 3 3 3 .500 5 6 7 .472UMBC.................. 4 5 0 .444 8 6 3 .559Northeastern......... 2 4 3 .389 3 10 4 .294Maine .................. 2 5 2 .333 5 8 3 .406Hartford ............... 0 6 3 .167 2 11 4 .235

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wake Forest ......... 5 2 0 .714 14 5 2 .714Maryland.............. 4 2 1 .643 17 6 2 .720North Carolina...... 4 3 0 .571 10 9 2 .524Virginia# .............. 4 3 0 .571 18 5 1 .771Duke .................... 4 3 0 .571 18 6 0 .750North Carolina St. . 2 4 1 .357 8 8 2 .500Clemson ............... 2 5 0 .286 8 9 1 .472Virginia Tech......... 2 5 0 .286 9 10 1 .475

ATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UCF# ................... 7 2 0 .778 11 7 2 .600Fla. Atlantic........... 7 2 0 .778 12 3 1 .781Mercer ................. 6 3 0 .667 11 9 1 .548Georgia St. .......... 6 3 0 .667 9 8 1 .528Belmont ................ 5 3 1 .611 8 8 2 .500Stetson.................. 5 4 0 .556 10 7 1 .583Campbell.............. 4 5 0 .444 6 10 1 .382Jacksonville ........... 3 5 1 .389 8 8 1 .500Gardner-Webb ..... 1 8 0 .111 4 15 0 .211Lipscomb .............. 0 9 0 .000 0 18 0 .000

ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Duquesne ............. 9 2 0 .818 13 6 1 .675Dayton ................ 8 3 0 .727 11 7 1 .605Temple ................. 7 2 2 .727 12 8 2 .591George

Washington# .... 6 3 2 .636 10 9 4 .522Rhode Island......... 6 4 1 .591 12 8 1 .595La Salle ................ 6 5 0 .545 10 8 1 .553Massachusetts ....... 5 4 2 .545 8 9 2 .474St. Bonaventure..... 4 7 0 .364 8 9 1 .472Xavier................... 3 6 2 .364 5 12 2 .316Richmond ............ 2 8 1 .227 3 13 2 .222St. Joseph's ........... 2 8 1 .227 3 14 1 .194Fordham............... 1 7 3 .227 3 12 3 .250

BIG EAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Notre Dame ........ 8 1 1 .850 13 3 3 .763St. John's (N.Y.) .... 6 1 3 .750 13 5 4 .682Boston College...... 6 3 1 .650 13 5 2 .700Villanova ............. 5 3 2 .600 7 5 6 .556Georgetown ......... 5 4 1 .550 11 8 2 .571Connecticut#......... 5 4 1 .550 12 8 3 .587West Virginia........ 5 4 1 .550 12 7 1 .625Seton Hall............. 5 5 0 .500 12 7 3 .614Pittsburgh.............. 3 6 1 .350 6 8 3 .441Syracuse............... 3 7 0 .300 5 12 0 .294Rutgers ................. 2 5 3 .350 6 8 4 .444Providence............ 0 10 0 .000 0 16 0 .000

BIG SOUTH CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Birmingham-So. .... 5 2 0 .714 12 7 0 .632Coastal Caro.#..... 4 3 0 .571 14 7 1 .659Winthrop.............. 4 3 0 .571 7 12 0 .368Liberty................... 4 3 0 .571 10 10 1 .500Radford ................ 3 3 1 .500 7 6 4 .529UNC Asheville ...... 3 4 0 .429 7 10 2 .421VMI...................... 2 4 1 .357 10 9 1 .525High Point ............ 2 5 0 .286 7 12 1 .375

BIG TEN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Indiana................. 5 1 0 .833 19 4 1 .813Ohio St. .............. 5 1 0 .833 12 7 2 .619Northwestern ........ 3 2 1 .583 15 6 2 .696Wisconsin............. 2 4 0 .333 9 10 0 .474Michigan St.# ....... 2 4 0 .333 12 7 1 .625Penn St. ............... 1 3 2 .333 10 4 8 .636Michigan.............. 1 4 1 .250 11 8 4 .565

BIG WEST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UC Santa Barb. .... 8 2 0 .800 21 2 2 .880Cal St. Northridge. 6 2 2 .700 11 6 2 .632UC Riverside......... 4 5 1 .450 7 10 1 .417Cal St. Fullerton..... 4 6 0 .400 6 10 2 .389Cal Poly .............. 3 6 1 .350 7 7 4 .500UC Irvine .............. 3 7 0 .300 7 13 0 .350The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONCONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Va. Commonwealth 7 1 1 .833 12 6 3 .643James Madison .... 7 2 0 .778 15 3 1 .816Old Dominion....... 6 2 1 .722 13 6 2 .667UNC Wilmington.. 5 3 1 .611 12 6 2 .650William & Mary.... 4 4 1 .500 9 7 4 .550Hofstra# ............... 4 4 1 .500 12 10 1 .543Towson................. 3 5 1 .389 8 7 2 .529George Mason ..... 3 6 0 .333 7 11 1 .395Drexel................... 2 7 0 .222 5 12 0 .294Delaware.............. 1 8 0 .111 4 13 1 .250

CONFERENCE USACONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Memphis# ............ 8 1 0 .889 16 3 1 .825UAB ..................... 7 2 0 .778 12 7 0 .632South Fla. ............ 5 3 1 .611 10 5 2 .647St. Louis ................ 5 3 1 .611 9 8 1 .528Cincinnati ............ 5 3 1 .611 7 10 2 .421Charlotte............... 5 4 0 .556 11 7 1 .605Louisville ............... 2 6 1 .278 5 10 4 .368Marquette............. 2 6 1 .278 6 11 1 .361East Caro. ........... 2 7 0 .222 6 12 0 .333DePaul.................. 1 7 1 .167 3 14 3 .225

HORIZON LEAGUECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wis.-Milwaukee#.. 6 1 0 .857 14 4 3 .738Butler.................... 6 1 0 .857 13 6 1 .675Detroit .................. 4 3 0 .571 14 6 0 .700Wright St. ............ 3 3 1 .500 7 12 1 .375Ill.-Chicago ........... 3 3 1 .500 5 12 2 .316Wis.-Green Bay .... 2 4 1 .357 5 11 2 .333Loyola (Ill.) ........... 2 5 0 .286 3 14 1 .194Cleveland St. ....... 0 6 1 .071 5 12 2 .316

IVY LEAGUECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Dartmouth............. 5 0 2 .857 7 4 6 .588Princeton............... 3 2 2 .571 8 5 4 .588Brown .................. 4 3 0 .571 8 7 2 .529Yale ..................... 4 3 0 .571 7 10 0 .412Harvard................ 3 3 1 .500 9 7 1 .559Penn..................... 3 3 1 .500 7 8 2 .471Columbia.............. 2 4 1 .357 4 10 3 .324Cornell ................. 0 6 1 .071 1 14 1 .094The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Loyola (Md.) ......... 9 0 0 1.000 11 6 1 .639St. Peter's.............. 6 2 1 .722 9 6 5 .575Marist#................. 6 3 0 .667 11 8 0 .579Rider .................... 5 4 0 .556 6 14 0 .300Canisius................ 4 4 1 .500 5 11 1 .324Fairfield ................ 4 4 1 .500 7 6 3 .531

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Iona ..................... 3 6 0 .333 6 12 0 .333Siena.................... 2 5 2 .333 2 12 5 .237Niagara ............... 2 6 1 .278 4 13 2 .263Manhattan............ 1 8 0 .111 3 14 0 .176

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Kentucky............... 4 1 1 .750 11 4 3 .694Akron#................. 3 1 2 .667 10 4 3 .676Northern Ill. ......... 4 2 0 .667 12 6 0 .667Western Mich. ..... 3 2 1 .583 8 6 3 .559Marshall ............... 3 2 1 .583 10 7 2 .579Buffalo.................. 1 4 1 .250 7 7 2 .500Bowling Green...... 0 6 0 .000 0 18 0 .000

MID-CONTINENT CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Oral Roberts ......... 5 0 1 .917 11 5 1 .676Oakland .............. 4 1 1 .750 11 5 3 .658Western Ill.# ......... 3 3 0 .500 11 10 0 .524UMKC.................. 3 3 0 .500 4 11 2 .294IUPUI.................... 2 3 1 .417 10 7 1 .583Valparaiso............ 1 3 2 .333 4 11 3 .306Centenary (La.)...... 0 5 1 .083 4 9 2 .333

MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Southern Methodist# 8 0 0 1.000 16 4 1 .786Creighton ............ 6 3 0 .667 14 4 2 .750Bradley................. 5 2 1 .688 10 6 3 .605Tulsa..................... 5 3 1 .611 12 7 4 .609Southwest

Missouri St. ...... 4 4 1 .500 11 6 2 .632Drake ................... 4 4 1 .500 8 9 1 .472Evansville.............. 4 5 0 .444 6 13 1 .325Vanderbilt............. 3 6 0 .333 7 10 1 .417Western Ky. ......... 1 7 1 .167 5 11 1 .324Eastern Ill. ............ 1 7 1 .167 5 12 1 .306

NORTHEAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Fairleigh Dickinson 7 2 0 .778 10 8 1 .553St. Francis (Pa.) ..... 6 2 1 .722 10 6 3 .605Long Island# ......... 6 2 1 .722 9 7 4 .550Quinnipiac ........... 5 3 1 .611 8 9 2 .474St. Francis (N.Y.)... 5 4 0 .556 8 9 1 .472Robert Morris ........ 3 3 3 .500 5 10 4 .368Central Conn. St. .. 3 5 1 .389 7 7 2 .500Monmouth ............ 2 4 3 .389 7 8 3 .472Mt. St. Mary's....... 2 6 1 .278 2 12 3 .206Sacred Heart ........ 0 8 1 .056 1 14 1 .094

PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UCLA ................... 6 2 0 .750 14 4 2 .750California ............. 4 3 1 .563 13 4 3 .725Washington ......... 4 3 1 .563 11 7 2 .600Stanford................ 2 4 2 .375 7 6 5 .528Oregon St. .......... 2 6 0 .250 8 10 1 .447The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

PATRIOT LEAGUECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.American#............ 6 1 0 .857 15 6 2 .696Lehigh .................. 4 2 1 .643 11 7 3 .595Bucknell ................ 4 2 1 .643 7 9 3 .447Lafayette ............... 4 3 0 .571 12 6 0 .667Colgate ................ 3 3 1 .500 11 6 1 .639Army.................... 1 4 2 .286 4 10 3 .324Holy Cross............ 1 4 2 .286 7 6 2 .533Navy ................... 1 5 1 .214 3 10 4 .294

SOUTHERN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UNC Greensboro 6 0 1 .929 19 3 1 .848Col. of Charleston# 5 1 1 .786 17 6 1 .729Appalachian St. .... 4 2 1 .643 10 7 3 .575

#Won conference tournament or playoff.


CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Davidson .............. 4 3 0 .571 11 10 1 .523Ga. Southern ........ 3 3 1 .500 7 7 4 .500Furman ................ 2 5 0 .286 6 10 2 .389Elon...................... 1 5 1 .214 4 11 5 .325Wofford ............... 0 6 1 .071 3 16 1 .175

WEST COAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.San Francisco ....... 9 3 0 .750 14 5 1 .725Loyola Marymount . 8 3 1 .708 11 8 3 .568Santa Clara .......... 8 4 0 .667 15 6 0 .714Portland................ 6 5 1 .542 12 8 2 .591San Diego ............ 4 6 2 .417 7 10 3 .425St. Mary's............. 2 8 2 .250 5 10 5 .375Gonzaga.............. 2 10 0 .167 6 14 0 .300The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

INDEPENDENTSFULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct.Alabama A&M.................................... 5 11 2 .333UC Davis (Reclassification) ................... 6 10 2 .389Drury .................................................. 4 10 2 .313IPFW .................................................. 8 9 1 .472Longwood (Reclassification).................. 1 16 0 .059N.J. Inst. of Tech.................................. 0 15 0 .000South Carolina .................................... 12 7 1 .625

2004 Division IICALIFORNIA COLLEGIATEATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Cal St. Dom. Hills..12 0 2 .929 17 3 2 .818Cal. St. Bakersfield#10 2 2 .786 15 5 3 .717UC San Diego ...... 8 4 2 .643 9 4 4 .647Sonoma St. .......... 7 5 1 .577 11 7 2 .600Cal St. L.A. .......... 5 6 1 .458 6 9 1 .406Cal St. Monterey

Bay................... 5 8 1 .393 5 12 1 .306Cal Poly Pomona... 5 8 1 .393 7 11 1 .395San Fran. St. ........ 5 8 1 .393 6 13 1 .325Cal St. Chico ........ 4 6 4 .429 6 10 4 .400Cal St. Stanislaus .. 3 8 1 .292 5 11 1 .324Cal St. San B'dino. 1 10 0 .091 3 12 0 .200

CAROLINAS-VIRGINIA ATHLETICSCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Queens (N.C.) ...... 9 0 1 .950 14 1 3 .861Belmont Abbey ..... 7 3 0 .700 9 7 2 .556Lees-McRae........... 7 3 0 .700 11 6 1 .639Mount Olive# ....... 7 3 0 .700 12 5 3 .675Barton .................. 6 3 1 .650 7 7 1 .500Anderson (S.C.) .... 5 5 0 .500 9 8 0 .529Pfeiffer .................. 4 6 0 .400 4 14 0 .222Coker ................... 2 7 1 .250 2 12 1 .167Erskine.................. 2 7 1 .250 2 12 1 .167Limestone.............. 2 8 0 .200 3 13 0 .188St. Andrews .......... 2 8 0 .200 3 12 0 .200

CENTRAL ATLANTIC COLLEGIATECONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Dominican (N.Y.)# 7 1 0 .875 15 6 1 .705Nyack .................. 6 2 0 .750 14 10 0 .583Felician................. 6 2 0 .750 9 8 1 .528Wilmington (Del.) .. 4 3 1 .563 4 10 4 .333Caldwell............... 3 3 2 .500 14 8 2 .625Post ...................... 3 5 0 .375 4 16 0 .200Goldey-Beacom .... 2 5 1 .313 3 14 1 .194Holy Family........... 2 5 1 .313 3 14 1 .194Bloomfield............. 0 7 1 .063 1 13 1 .100

GREAT LAKES INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Mercyhurst#.......... 3 1 1 .700 14 3 2 .789Ashland................ 3 2 0 .600 9 8 0 .529Northwood........... 2 1 2 .600 8 5 3 .594Saginaw Valley..... 2 2 1 .500 6 5 2 .538Findlay ................. 2 3 0 .400 8 8 1 .500Gannon................ 1 4 0 .200 6 12 0 .333

GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.SIU Edwardsville# . 8 0 2 .900 19 2 2 .870Wis.-Parkside........ 7 1 2 .800 13 4 3 .725Lewis ................... 6 2 2 .700 16 3 3 .795Quincy ................. 6 2 2 .700 10 6 4 .600Northern Ky. ........ 6 3 1 .650 12 6 2 .650Indianapolis .......... 5 3 2 .600 9 6 3 .583Bellarmine............. 3 6 1 .350 7 9 2 .444Mo.-St. Louis ......... 3 6 1 .350 7 11 2 .400St. Joseph's (Ind.)... 3 6 1 .350 4 13 1 .250Southern Ind. ........ 1 9 0 .100 2 15 1 .139Ky. Wesleyan ....... 0 10 0 .000 3 12 1 .219

GREAT NORTHWEST ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Seattle .................. 6 0 0 1.000 22 0 1 .978Seattle Pacific........ 4 2 0 .667 13 3 2 .778Western Wash. ... 2 4 0 .333 13 7 0 .650Humboldt St. ........ 0 6 0 .000 8 12 0 .400The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

GULF SOUTH CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Lincoln Memorial... 6 1 0 .857 12 3 1 .781Central Ark. ......... 5 1 1 .786 11 6 3 .625Christian Bros. ..... 5 1 1 .786 9 6 3 .583Montevallo#.......... 4 2 1 .643 11 6 1 .639Ala.-Huntsville ....... 2 4 1 .357 6 8 1 .433Harding................ 2 5 0 .286 2 13 0 .133Ouachita Baptist.... 2 5 0 .286 2 10 0 .167Delta St................. 0 7 0 .000 0 17 0 .000West Fla.^............ 0 0 0 .000 2 1 0 .667^Remainder of West Florida's season was canceled dueto Hurricane Ivan.

NEW YORK COLLEGIATE ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.NYIT..................... 8 1 0 .889 11 5 4 .650Dowling ............... 7 0 2 .889 16 1 5 .841Bridgeport............. 6 3 0 .667 12 8 0 .600Mercy# ................ 6 3 0 .667 11 6 2 .632C.W. Post............. 5 4 0 .556 7 8 2 .471Southampton......... 4 4 1 .500 6 8 2 .438New Haven.......... 4 5 0 .444 5 12 0 .294Molloy.................. 1 7 1 .167 3 9 5 .324St. Thomas Aquinas 1 8 0 .111 6 13 0 .316Concordia (N.Y.) .. 1 8 0 .111 1 12 0 .077

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Southern Conn. St. 11 0 2 .923 15 1 4 .850Le Moyne .............11 1 1 .885 17 2 1 .875Mass.-Lowell# .......11 2 0 .846 15 3 2 .800Franklin Pierce.......10 3 0 .769 16 6 2 .708Merrimack ............ 8 4 1 .654 13 5 1 .711Bryant................... 6 5 2 .538 6 9 2 .412Southern N.H........ 6 6 1 .500 9 8 1 .528Bentley ................. 6 6 1 .500 8 9 2 .474American Int'l........ 6 7 0 .462 8 9 1 .472St. Anselm ............ 3 8 2 .308 3 11 3 .265Stonehill................ 3 10 0 .231 5 12 0 .294Assumption ........... 2 11 0 .154 4 11 2 .294St. Rose ................ 2 11 0 .154 4 12 1 .265St. Michael's ......... 1 12 0 .077 4 13 1 .250

PEACH BELT ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UNC Pembroke# .. 6 0 0 1.000 16 3 0 .842S.C. Upstate ......... 4 2 0 .667 15 4 0 .789Clayton St. ........... 3 2 1 .583 12 4 4 .700Lander .................. 2 2 2 .500 11 3 2 .750North Fla. ............ 2 3 1 .417 5 9 1 .367Francis Marion...... 2 4 0 .333 8 10 1 .447S.C.-Aiken ............ 0 6 0 .000 5 11 2 .333

PENNSYLVANIA STATE ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.California (Pa.)...... 6 1 1 .813 12 7 2 .619Lock Haven#......... 5 2 1 .688 15 5 3 .717Millersville............. 5 2 1 .688 9 7 4 .550West Chester ........ 4 3 1 .563 14 7 1 .659Slippery Rock........ 4 3 1 .563 11 5 2 .667East Stroudsburg ... 3 2 3 .563 8 5 3 .594Kutztown .............. 3 5 0 .375 9 9 2 .500Shippensburg........ 1 7 0 .125 9 9 0 .500Bloomsburg........... 1 7 0 .125 6 13 0 .316

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Fort Lewis.............. 9 1 2 .833 15 4 2 .762Metro St.# ............ 8 3 1 .708 15 4 2 .762Colorado Mines.... 7 3 2 .667 10 4 5 .658Colorado St.-Pueblo 7 5 0 .583 10 8 1 .553Regis (Colo.) ......... 5 6 1 .458 8 9 1 .472UC-Colo. Spgs. ..... 2 10 0 .167 4 13 0 .235Colo. Christian...... 1 11 0 .083 1 13 0 .071

SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Carson-Newman... 6 0 1 .929 17 2 1 .875Catawba ............. 5 2 0 .714 14 6 0 .700Tusculum#............. 4 2 1 .643 17 3 2 .818Wingate............... 4 2 1 .643 11 4 3 .694Newberry............. 3 3 1 .500 9 7 2 .556Presbyterian .......... 2 5 0 .286 9 9 0 .500Mars Hill............... 2 5 0 .286 5 13 1 .289Lenoir-Rhyne.......... 0 7 0 .000 7 10 2 .421

SOUTHWEST SOCCER CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Incarnate Word# ..12 1 1 .893 18 3 1 .841Northeastern St. ....11 3 0 .786 18 5 0 .783Midwestern St. ...... 9 4 0 .692 12 6 0 .667West Tex. A&M.... 8 5 1 .607 11 7 2 .600St. Edward's ......... 4 9 1 .321 4 12 2 .278St. Mary's (Tex.).... 4 9 0 .308 7 10 0 .412Eastern N.M. ........ 3 10 1 .250 6 12 2 .350Mo. Southern St. ... 1 11 2 .143 2 14 3 .184

SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Rollins................... 6 1 1 .813 12 4 3 .711Nova Southeastern 5 2 1 .000 15 4 1 .775Barry .................... 5 2 0 .714 10 6 0 .625Lynn# ................... 5 3 0 .625 12 5 0 .706St. Leo .................. 4 3 1 .563 10 5 1 .656Eckerd.................. 4 4 0 .500 7 9 1 .441Tampa.................. 2 5 1 .313 6 9 1 .406Fla. Southern......... 2 5 0 .286 9 7 1 .559Florida Tech.......... 0 8 0 .000 4 10 1 .300

WEST VIRGINIA INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Salem Int’l............. 7 0 0 1.000 13 8 1 .614Charleston (W.V.)# 6 1 0 .857 9 7 1 .559West Va. Wesleyan 3 3 1 .500 6 11 3 .375Shepherd.............. 3 3 1 .500 11 5 4 .650Wheeling Jesuit .... 2 2 3 .500 9 7 4 .550Alderson-Broaddus 3 4 0 .000 6 12 0 .333

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CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Davis & Elkins ....... 1 5 1 .214 7 11 2 .400Ohio Valley .......... 0 7 0 .000 2 17 0 .105


Team W L T Pct.Columbia Union .................................. 3 10 1 .250Grand Canyon.................................... 4 14 1 .237Mo.-Rolla ............................................ 7 10 0 .412Mont. St.-Billings .................................. 6 12 0 .333Oakland City ...................................... 5 10 2 .353Pitt.-Johnstown...................................... 5 14 0 .263Rockhurst............................................. 10 4 3 .676Tiffin ................................................... 12 8 2 .591Truman ............................................... 12 4 3 .711Upper Iowa (Reclassification)................ 2 14 1 .147

2004 Division IIIALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Pitt.-Greensburg#... 8 1 0 .889 13 6 2 .667Penn. St.-Altoona... 7 0 2 .889 13 5 4 .682La Roche............... 6 3 0 .667 10 10 0 .500Frostburg St. ........ 5 3 1 .611 11 8 2 .571Penn St.-Behrend ... 5 3 1 .611 12 6 1 .658Lake Erie............... 5 3 1 .611 9 10 1 .475Medaille ............... 3 5 1 .389 8 10 2 .450Mount Aloysius ..... 2 7 0 .222 2 15 0 .118Pitt.-Bradford ......... 1 8 0 .111 2 15 0 .118Hilbert .................. 0 9 0 .000 1 14 0 .067

AMERICAN SOUTHWESTCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Texas-Dallas#........11 0 2 .923 15 5 2 .727Texas-Tyler ............10 3 0 .769 13 3 0 .813Austin................... 9 2 2 .769 11 5 3 .658McMurry .............. 9 3 1 .731 12 8 2 .591Hardin-Simmons.... 8 4 1 .654 11 7 2 .600Ozarks (Ark.) ........ 8 5 0 .615 11 9 0 .550Schreiner .............. 8 5 0 .615 10 10 0 .500Mississippi Col...... 7 6 0 .538 11 6 0 .647Texas Lutheran ...... 5 7 1 .423 5 10 1 .344LeTourneau ........... 4 8 1 .346 8 10 2 .450Mary Hardin-Baylor 3 8 2 .308 6 9 2 .412East Tex. Baptist .... 3 10 0 .231 5 11 0 .313Louisiana Col. ...... 1 12 0 .077 1 16 0 .059Concordia-Austin... 0 13 0 .000 0 13 0 .000

CAPITAL ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Salisbury#............. 6 0 1 .929 20 1 3 .896York (Pa.).............. 6 1 0 .857 16 5 0 .762Goucher ............... 4 3 0 .571 9 10 0 .474Mary Washington. 3 2 2 .571 8 9 2 .474St. Mary's (Md.).... 3 4 0 .429 7 8 3 .472Marymount (Va.) ... 2 4 1 .357 7 10 1 .417Catholic................ 2 5 0 .286 7 11 0 .389Gallaudet ............. 0 7 0 .000 1 17 0 .056

CENTENNIAL CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Johns Hopkins#..... 9 0 0 1.000 17 1 2 .900McDaniel.............. 6 1 2 .778 11 7 3 .595Swarthmore .......... 6 2 1 .722 12 7 2 .619Frank. & Marsh..... 5 3 1 .611 11 5 3 .658Muhlenberg .......... 5 3 1 .611 9 7 3 .553Gettysburg............ 5 3 1 .611 9 7 1 .559Dickinson.............. 3 6 0 .333 7 10 1 .417Haverford ............. 2 7 0 .222 4 14 0 .222Washington (Md.). 1 8 0 .111 4 11 1 .281Ursinus ................. 0 9 0 .000 3 14 0 .176

CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORKATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.CCNY.................. 6 0 2 .875 12 3 2 .765John Jay................ 5 1 2 .750 8 10 2 .450Staten Island ......... 5 2 1 .688 9 9 2 .500Baruch#................ 5 3 0 .625 12 4 0 .750Brooklyn ............... 4 4 0 .500 7 6 1 .536Hunter .................. 4 4 0 .500 5 12 0 .294City Tech .............. 3 4 1 .438 3 5 2 .400Medgar Evers ....... 0 7 0 .000 1 13 0 .071York (N.Y.) ........... 0 7 0 .000 1 9 0 .100

COLLEGE CONFERENCE OF ILLINOISAND WISCONSIN

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wheaton (Ill.)........ 7 0 0 1.000 18 5 0 .783North Park#.......... 4 2 1 .643 14 3 2 .789Elmhurst ................ 4 3 0 .571 12 7 1 .625Carthage.............. 3 3 1 .500 10 8 2 .550Augustana (Ill.) ...... 3 4 0 .429 9 7 1 .559Millikin ................. 2 3 2 .429 6 7 5 .472North Central (Ill.).. 1 5 1 .214 6 10 1 .382Ill. Wesleyan......... 1 5 1 .214 5 10 3 .361

COMMONWEALTH CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Messiah................ 7 0 0 1.000 23 2 0 .920Elizabethtown# ..... 5 1 1 .786 15 3 4 .773Lebanon Valley ..... 4 1 2 .714 10 6 3 .605Widener............... 4 3 0 .571 10 9 0 .526Susquehanna ........ 2 4 1 .357 11 6 1 .639Moravian.............. 2 5 0 .286 8 8 1 .500Albright ................ 1 6 0 .143 4 13 2 .263Juniata.................. 1 6 0 .143 5 12 1 .306

COMMONWEALTH COASTCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Salve Regina.........10 1 0 .909 13 7 0 .650Roger Williams# ... 8 2 1 .773 14 4 4 .727Gordon ................ 8 2 1 .773 11 7 1 .605Colby-Sawyer ....... 7 2 2 .727 8 9 3 .475Wentworth Inst. .... 7 4 0 .636 8 9 0 .471Endicott ................ 6 4 1 .591 9 9 1 .500New England Col. . 5 5 1 .500 10 6 2 .611Anna Maria.......... 2 6 3 .318 4 12 4 .300New England ....... 2 6 3 .318 2 11 3 .219Nichols................. 2 8 1 .227 3 12 1 .219Curry.................... 2 9 0 .182 3 16 1 .175Eastern Nazarene . 0 10 1 .045 0 15 1 .031

EMPIRE 8CONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Ithaca................... 6 0 0 1.000 12 3 2 .765St. John Fisher ....... 5 1 0 .833 10 10 1 .500Alfred................... 4 2 0 .667 10 6 2 .611RIT#...................... 3 3 0 .500 9 8 1 .528Nazareth.............. 2 4 0 .333 5 10 0 .333Elmira................... 1 5 0 .167 2 13 0 .133Utica .................... 0 6 0 .000 5 10 0 .333

FREEDOM CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.DeSales ................ 6 1 0 .857 12 9 0 .571Drew#.................. 6 1 0 .857 13 7 1 .643Lycoming .............. 5 2 0 .714 14 5 1 .725Wilkes.................. 3 3 1 .500 9 6 2 .588FDU-Florham ......... 3 4 0 .429 9 9 0 .500King's (Pa.) ........... 3 4 0 .429 8 10 1 .447Scranton............... 0 5 2 .143 3 10 3 .281Delaware Valley.... 0 6 1 .071 0 18 1 .026

GREAT NORTHEAST ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Western New Eng.# 9 0 0 1.000 14 5 1 .725Johnson & Wales

(R.I.) .................. 7 1 1 .833 10 7 1 .583Emerson ............... 6 3 0 .667 13 5 0 .722Norwich ............... 5 3 1 .611 7 8 1 .469Suffolk .................. 5 4 0 .556 11 5 0 .688Albertus Magnus ... 5 4 0 .556 7 10 0 .412Emmanuel (Mass.).. 4 5 0 .444 6 8 0 .429Rivier.................... 2 7 0 .222 6 10 0 .375Daniel Webster..... 1 8 0 .111 3 13 0 .188Southern Vt. ......... 0 9 0 .000 0 12 0 .000

GREAT SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Maryville (Tenn.).... 7 1 0 .875 11 7 2 .600Piedmont# ............ 6 1 1 .813 13 11 2 .538Huntingdon........... 4 5 0 .444 4 14 0 .222LaGrange ............. 3 4 1 .438 7 8 1 .469Fisk ...................... 0 9 0 .000 0 10 0 .000

HEARTLAND COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Anderson (Ind.) ..... 5 1 0 .833 7 12 1 .375Transylvania# ....... 4 0 2 .833 15 1 4 .850Defiance............... 4 1 1 .750 8 7 3 .528Manchester........... 3 2 1 .583 7 10 3 .425Hanover ............... 1 5 0 .167 4 12 2 .278Bluffton ................. 1 5 0 .167 3 13 0 .188Franklin ................ 1 5 0 .167 3 13 0 .188

IOWA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wartburg# ........... 7 0 1 .938 20 2 2 .875Luther ................... 6 2 0 .750 11 7 0 .611Loras .................... 5 2 1 .688 13 6 3 .659Central (Iowa) ....... 4 3 1 .563 11 6 1 .639Buena Vista........... 3 3 2 .500 8 8 4 .500


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CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Simpson ............... 4 4 0 .500 9 9 1 .500Cornell College..... 2 6 0 .250 5 14 0 .263Dubuque............... 1 6 1 .188 5 12 1 .306Coe...................... 1 7 0 .125 2 15 0 .118

LAKE MICHIGAN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Concordia (Wis.) .. 5 1 0 .833 16 5 0 .762Edgewood#.......... 4 2 0 .667 11 8 3 .568Marian (Wis.) ....... 4 2 0 .667 7 10 2 .421Lakeland............... 3 3 0 .500 9 11 1 .452Milwaukee Engr. .. 3 3 0 .500 6 11 2 .368Maranatha Baptist. 2 4 0 .333 8 10 0 .444Wis. Lutheran........ 0 6 0 .000 2 14 0 .125

LIBERTY LEAGUECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.St. Lawrence ......... 7 0 1 .938 14 3 1 .806Hamilton#............. 5 2 2 .667 11 4 2 .706Rensselaer............. 4 3 0 .571 9 5 3 .618Union (N.Y.) ......... 4 3 0 .571 10 7 0 .588Clarkson............... 2 4 1 .357 5 11 1 .324Hobart.................. 2 5 0 .286 5 12 0 .294Vassar .................. 2 5 0 .286 8 7 0 .533Skidmore .............. 1 5 0 .167 8 7 0 .533

LITTLE EAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Keene St.#............ 7 0 0 1.000 16 4 1 .786Rhode Island Col. . 4 2 1 .643 11 9 2 .545Plymouth St. ......... 4 3 0 .571 9 8 1 .528Southern Me. ....... 3 3 1 .500 11 5 3 .658Eastern Conn. St. .. 3 3 1 .500 6 11 3 .375Mass.-Dartmouth ... 3 4 0 .429 12 7 1 .625Western Conn. St. . 1 5 1 .214 5 11 3 .342Mass.-Boston......... 1 6 0 .143 6 11 1 .361

MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Worcester St. ....... 6 0 1 .929 8 7 3 .528Mass. Maritime..... 5 2 0 .714 10 7 0 .588Bridgewater St.# ... 4 2 1 .643 12 7 2 .619Framingham St. .... 3 3 1 .500 10 7 1 .583Westfield St. ......... 3 3 1 .500 8 6 2 .563Fitchburg St. ......... 2 5 0 .286 6 10 0 .375Mass. Liberal Arts.. 2 5 0 .286 6 10 1 .382Salem St. .............. 1 6 0 .143 4 13 0 .235

MICHIGAN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Calvin...................13 1 0 .929 18 2 1 .881Hope....................12 2 0 .857 15 5 0 .750Kalamazoo........... 9 5 0 .643 11 8 0 .579Albion .................. 8 6 0 .571 10 9 1 .525Alma .................... 7 7 0 .500 7 11 0 .389Tri-State................. 3 10 1 .250 3 15 1 .184Adrian.................. 2 12 0 .143 4 14 2 .250Olivet ................... 1 12 1 .107 3 13 4 .250The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

MIDWEST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.St. Norbert# ......... 8 0 1 .944 17 1 2 .900Carroll (Wis.)........ 8 0 1 .944 9 4 4 .647Beloit .................... 5 2 2 .667 10 5 3 .639Lawrence.............. 5 2 2 .667 7 7 3 .500Lake Forest............ 5 2 2 .667 12 2 2 .813Ripon ................... 4 5 0 .444 6 10 0 .375Grinnell ................ 3 6 0 .333 5 10 0 .333Knox .................... 1 8 0 .111 1 14 1 .094Illinois Col. ........... 1 8 0 .111 2 13 0 .133Monmouth (Ill.) ...... 1 8 0 .111 2 13 1 .156

MINNESOTA INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Gust. Adolphus# ... 8 1 1 .850 18 2 3 .848St. Olaf................. 8 1 1 .850 11 7 1 .605Macalester ........... 6 3 1 .650 9 7 2 .556Bethel (Minn.)........ 6 3 1 .650 11 7 1 .605St. John's (Minn.)... 6 4 0 .600 11 6 0 .647St. Thomas (Minn.) 5 4 1 .550 11 5 2 .667Carleton ............... 4 6 0 .400 6 12 0 .333Hamline................ 4 6 0 .400 11 7 0 .611St. Mary's (Minn.) . 2 7 1 .250 3 10 3 .281Augsburg.............. 1 7 2 .200 7 9 2 .444Concordia-M’head 0 8 2 .100 2 13 3 .194

NEW ENGLAND SMALL COLLEGEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Williams#............. 7 1 1 .833 14 3 2 .789Middlebury........... 6 1 2 .778 11 3 2 .750Bowdoin............... 6 3 0 .667 10 6 0 .625Bates .................... 5 3 1 .611 10 4 1 .700Wesleyan (Conn.) . 5 3 1 .611 9 6 1 .594Amherst ................ 5 4 0 .556 10 5 0 .667Tufts...................... 4 5 0 .444 6 5 1 .542Trinity (Conn.) ....... 2 7 0 .222 3 9 2 .286Colby ................... 1 7 1 .167 5 7 2 .429Connecticut Col. ... 1 8 0 .111 3 11 0 .214

NEW ENGLAND WOMEN'S ANDMEN'S ATHLETICS CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.MIT ...................... 5 1 0 .833 14 3 1 .806Wheaton (Mass.) .. 5 1 0 .833 17 4 2 .783Babson#............... 5 1 0 .833 16 5 1 .750Springfield ............ 3 3 0 .500 7 11 1 .395Coast Guard......... 1 4 1 .250 11 8 1 .575Clark (Mass.) ........ 1 5 0 .167 9 8 0 .529WPI...................... 0 5 1 .083 3 12 1 .219

NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Rowan.................. 6 1 1 .813 15 4 2 .762Richard Stockton# . 5 0 3 .813 18 4 3 .780Rutgers-Camden .... 5 1 2 .750 15 2 4 .810Montclair St. ......... 5 2 1 .688 14 4 2 .750Ramapo................ 3 4 1 .389 12 6 1 .658Kean .................... 3 5 0 .375 9 10 1 .475Wm. Paterson....... 2 6 0 .250 4 14 0 .222TCNJ.................... 1 5 2 .250 7 9 2 .444Rutgers-Newark..... 1 7 0 .125 7 11 0 .389

NORTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Castleton St.#........11 1 0 .917 16 5 1 .750Lasell .................... 9 3 0 .750 11 8 1 .575Elms ..................... 7 3 1 .682 11 5 1 .676Husson ................. 6 4 1 .591 9 6 1 .594Me.-Farmington..... 5 4 1 .550 8 7 1 .531Mount Ida............. 4 5 1 .450 11 7 1 .605Becker .................. 3 6 0 .333 4 10 1 .300Thomas................. 2 8 1 .227 3 11 1 .233Johnson St. .......... 1 7 2 .200 2 14 3 .184Maine Maritime .... 1 8 1 .150 3 11 2 .250

NORTH COAST ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Ohio Wesleyan .... 8 1 0 .889 16 2 1 .868Wooster ............... 8 1 0 .889 13 3 0 .813Denison ................ 7 2 0 .778 11 7 2 .600Allegheny# ........... 5 4 0 .556 10 8 4 .545Oberlin................. 4 4 1 .500 9 8 3 .525Wabash............... 4 5 0 .444 7 9 1 .441Wittenberg ........... 4 5 0 .444 7 11 0 .389Kenyon................. 2 7 0 .222 3 16 0 .158Hiram................... 1 7 1 .167 4 13 2 .263Earlham................ 1 8 0 .111 3 14 0 .176

NORTH EASTERN ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Keuka#................. 8 1 0 .889 9 7 0 .563Keystone............... 6 2 1 .722 11 7 1 .605Villa Julie .............. 5 3 0 .625 10 8 1 .553Chestnut Hill.......... 4 3 1 .563 6 10 1 .382Penn St.-Berks........ 4 3 0 .625 7 5 0 .583Polytechnic (N.Y.).. 2 5 0 .286 5 8 2 .400Cazenovia............ 1 6 0 .143 1 11 0 .083D'Youville ............. 0 7 0 .000 1 12 1 .107Baptist Bible (Pa.)^ – – – ---- 12 9 1 .568Bard^................... – – – ---- 10 6 0 .625Phila. Biblical^ ...... – – – ---- 10 10 1 .500Purchase^............. – – – ---- 4 11 1 .281^Did not participate in conference play in 2004.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS/IOWACONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Aurora#................ 5 0 0 1.000 15 3 4 .773Dominican (Ill.) ..... 4 1 0 .800 15 4 3 .750Concordia (Ill.) ...... 2 2 1 .500 6 12 2 .350Clarke .................. 1 3 1 .300 3 14 2 .211Benedictine (Ill.)..... 1 3 1 .300 3 14 1 .194Rockford............... 0 4 1 .100 1 17 1 .079

NORTHWEST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Whitworth ............12 1 1 .893 16 3 1 .825Puget Sound .........10 3 1 .750 13 3 3 .763Linfield.................. 8 5 1 .607 10 9 1 .525Pacific Lutheran ..... 6 7 1 .464 7 12 1 .375Willamette ............ 6 8 0 .429 6 11 2 .368Pacific (Ore.) ....... 5 9 0 .357 7 11 0 .389George Fox .......... 4 9 1 .321 5 12 2 .316Whitman .............. 2 11 1 .179 4 13 1 .250The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

OHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wilmington (Ohio)# 9 1 1 .864 17 3 2 .818Ohio Northern ...... 7 2 0 .778 13 7 1 .643John Carroll .......... 6 4 0 .600 12 6 0 .667Baldwin-Wallace... 5 4 1 .550 14 5 1 .725Capital ................. 5 4 0 .556 8 10 2 .450Otterbein .............. 5 4 0 .556 9 6 1 .594Heidelberg............ 3 5 1 .389 9 8 1 .528Muskingum........... 3 6 0 .333 10 9 0 .526Marietta................ 1 7 1 .167 3 9 2 .286Mount Union......... 1 8 0 .111 2 14 2 .167

OLD DOMINION ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Roanoke# ............ 7 2 0 .778 12 7 2 .619Va. Wesleyan....... 6 2 1 .722 10 6 2 .611Guilford................ 5 1 3 .722 9 7 4 .550Bridgewater (Va.) .. 4 3 2 .556 8 7 4 .526Randolph-Macon... 4 3 2 .556 10 4 3 .676Lynchburg............. 4 5 0 .444 11 8 1 .575Wash. & Lee......... 3 3 3 .500 6 7 3 .469East. Mennonite .... 3 6 0 .333 7 9 3 .447Hampden-Sydney.. 1 6 2 .222 4 11 3 .306Emory & Henry ..... 1 7 1 .167 5 10 1 .344

PENNSYLVANIA ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Arcadia#.............. 8 0 0 1.000 16 3 4 .783Misericordia ......... 6 2 0 .750 8 11 1 .425Wesley................. 6 2 0 .750 14 7 2 .652Eastern ................. 5 3 0 .625 10 6 1 .618Cabrini................. 4 3 1 .563 6 8 3 .441Alvernia................ 3 5 0 .375 8 9 1 .472Gwynedd-Mercy ... 1 6 1 .188 7 10 1 .417Neumann ............. 1 7 0 .125 5 13 1 .289Marywood............ 1 7 0 .125 2 14 0 .125

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PRESIDENTS' ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Westminster (Pa.) .. 8 2 0 .800 16 5 0 .762Grove City............ 7 2 1 .750 12 7 1 .625Wash. & Jeff.#...... 6 3 1 .650 13 8 1 .614Bethany (W.V.) ..... 5 4 0 .556 12 10 0 .545Thiel ..................... 1 8 0 .111 3 14 0 .176Waynesburg......... 1 9 0 .100 5 14 0 .263

SKYLINE CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Stevens Institute# ... 9 0 0 1.000 21 2 1 .896Merchant Marine .. 8 1 0 .889 19 3 0 .864Manhattanville ...... 7 2 0 .778 12 11 0 .522St. Joseph's (L.I.) .... 6 3 0 .667 10 11 0 .476Mt. St. Vincent ...... 4 5 0 .444 11 7 0 .611Old Westbury....... 3 5 1 .389 7 9 1 .441Centenary (N.J.).... 3 5 1 .389 4 13 1 .250Mt. St. Mary (N.Y.) 2 7 0 .222 3 15 0 .167Farmingdale ......... 1 7 1 .167 2 15 1 .139Maritime (N.Y.)..... 0 8 1 .056 1 14 1 .094

ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Fontbonne# ..........14 0 0 1.000 18 5 0 .783Westminster (Mo.).10 3 1 .750 12 7 1 .625Greenville ............. 8 4 2 .643 13 7 3 .630Principia ............... 7 6 1 .536 10 10 1 .500Blackburn ............. 6 8 0 .429 6 13 0 .316Webster ............... 5 8 1 .393 5 12 1 .306MacMurray .......... 2 10 2 .214 6 12 2 .350Maryville (Mo.) ..... 0 13 1 .036 2 17 1 .125

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAINTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Redlands# ............12 2 0 .857 15 3 3 .786

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Pomona-Pitzer# .....12 2 0 .857 13 5 1 .711Claremont-M-S ......11 3 0 .786 14 4 1 .763Cal Lutheran ......... 8 5 1 .607 10 7 1 .583La Verne............... 5 8 1 .393 10 7 1 .583Occidental............ 5 9 0 .385 6 10 0 .375Caltech................. 1 13 0 .071 2 16 0 .111Whittier ................ 1 13 0 .071 2 18 0 .100#Declared co-champions. Redlands and Pomona-Pitzertied, 0-0, on November 6, but Redlands received the con-ference's automatic bid to the Division III championshipsafter winning penalty kick shootout, 7-6.

SOUTHERN COLLEGIATE ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Trinity (Tex.) .......... 9 0 0 1.000 19 1 0 .950Oglethorpe ........... 7 2 0 .778 12 7 0 .632Rhodes ................. 6 2 1 .722 15 4 1 .775Southwestern (Tex.) 6 2 1 .722 10 6 3 .605Centre .................. 4 4 1 .500 11 5 2 .667DePauw................ 4 4 1 .500 7 7 2 .500Sewanee .............. 4 5 0 .444 10 7 1 .583Rose-Hulman ........ 2 7 0 .222 7 12 0 .368Hendrix ................ 1 8 0 .111 4 11 1 .281Millsaps................ 0 9 0 .000 4 13 1 .250The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORKATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Plattsburgh St. ....... 6 1 2 .778 15 4 3 .750Geneseo St.#........ 6 2 1 .722 17 5 2 .750New Paltz St. ....... 6 3 0 .667 12 10 0 .545Fredonia St. .......... 5 2 2 .667 10 6 3 .605Brockport St. ......... 5 2 2 .667 14 4 3 .738Buffalo St. ............. 5 4 0 .556 11 5 2 .667Cortland St. .......... 4 5 0 .444 10 10 0 .500Oswego St. .......... 2 6 1 .278 6 11 1 .361Potsdam St. .......... 2 7 0 .222 5 12 1 .306Utica/Rome .......... 0 9 0 .000 4 14 0 .222

UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONCONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Carnegie Mellon ... 4 0 3 .786 12 1 4 .824Rochester .............. 3 0 4 .714 12 2 4 .778Emory................... 3 2 2 .571 12 4 2 .722Chicago ............... 3 2 2 .571 12 3 3 .750Washington-St. Louis 3 2 2 .571 12 5 2 .684Brandeis ............... 3 4 0 .429 9 10 0 .474New York U. ........ 1 5 1 .214 7 9 2 .444Case Western....... 1 6 0 .143 3 12 2 .235The conference did not conduct a postseason tournament.

USA SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.N.C. Wesleyan# .. 6 0 0 1.000 16 2 2 .850Greensboro .......... 4 1 1 .750 11 5 3 .658Methodist.............. 4 2 0 .667 11 6 2 .632Chris. Newport ..... 3 2 1 .583 11 7 2 .600Shenandoah ........ 2 4 0 .333 7 8 2 .471Averett.................. 1 5 0 .167 3 13 0 .188Ferrum.................. 0 6 0 .000 0 16 0 .000


Team W L T Pct.Bard ................................................... 12 6 0 .667UC Santa Cruz.................................... 21 2 1 .896Cal St. East Bay................................... 8 5 4 .588Chapman............................................ 2 11 3 .219Colorado Col. ..................................... 16 4 1 .786Dallas ................................................. 10 6 0 .625Green Mountain.................................. 8 10 0 .444Lincoln (Pa.)......................................... 9 9 0 .500Martin Luther ....................................... 5 10 2 .353Neb. Wesleyan................................... 7 10 3 .425Wis. Oshkosh ..................................... 9 5 4 .611Wis.-Platteville ..................................... 9 10 1 .475Wis.-Superior ...................................... 4 11 3 .306Wis.-Whitewater ................................. 13 7 1 .643


Men’s AwardWinnersDivision I First-Team All-Americans (1910-2004) ...... 76Division I First-Team All-Americans by School ..... 80Division II First-Team All-Americans (1981-2004)...... 84Division II First-Team All-Americans by School .... 84Division III First-Team All-Americans (1981-2004)..... 86Division III First-Team All-Americans by School.... 86National Award Winners ................................... 88

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All-AmericaTeamsNOTE: The all-America teams were select-ed by the various team captains of theIntercollegiate Association Football Leaguefor the 1909-10 season. Various teammanagers selected the team from the1910-11 season until 1917. No teamswere selected in 1918 or 1919 due toWorld War I. From 1926-40, the teamswere selected by coaches from theIntercollegiate Soccer Football Associa-tion. From 1936-40, there was no singleall-America team, instead, the teams wereselected by districts. In 1941, WilliamJeffrey of Penn St. and Richard Schmelzerof Rensselaer selected the team. Since1942, the National Soccer CoachesAssociation of America has selected theteam. Seasons were played in spring from1910-14.

Division I First-Team All-America

(1910-2004)

1910G–C.B. Spencer, ColumbiaD–Crockett, PennD–Lester Cushing, HarvardD–Fenn, PennD–Semple, ColumbiaD–Wilmer Young, HaverfordF–C.E. Dwyer, ColumbiaF–G.J. Dwyer, ColumbiaF–Gay, YaleF–Frank Leland, HarvardF–Zoller, Columbia

1911G–T.M. Stevenson, CornellD–Elwyn Bannon, HarvardD–Kistler, ColumbiaD–Tann, YaleD–Howard Taylor, HaverfordD–Wilmer Young, HaverfordF–Jules Bentley, HaverfordF–Harry Byng, HarvardF–G.J. Dwyer, ColumbiaF–Gay, YaleF–Mellor, Penn

1912G–Dickinson, YaleD–M.Davis, CornellD–Dickey, YaleD–Hildor, ColumbiaD–Pennell, PennD–Lloyd Smith, HaverfordF–Jules Bentley, HaverfordF–Harry Byng, HarvardF–Gay, YaleF–Jones, PennF–George McPhee, Penn

1913G–Brayton Nichols, HarvardD–Elwyn Bannon, HarvardD–Robert Davis, CornellD–Dickey, YaleD–Thomas Elkinton, HaverfordD–Eugene McCall, HarvardF–Daniel Needham, HarvardF–Stanholt, ColumbiaF–Samuel Stokes, HaverfordF–Watson, PennF–Zoller, Columbia

SPRING 1914G–Arthur Jackson, PrincetonD–Thomas Elkinton, Haverford

D–Henry Francke, HarvardD–Francis Grant, HarvardD–Shepard, YaleD–Webster, PennF–Bell, PennF–Shanholt, ColumbiaF–Samuel Stokes, HaverfordF–Tripp, YaleF–Walter Weld, Harvard

1914G–Hopkins, PennD–Clarence Dyer, CornellD–Moore Gates, PrincetonD–Howard Lynch, CornellD–Mohr, PennD–Webster, PennF–Baron, PennF–Frank Cary, HaverfordF–J. Coleman Jennings, HarvardF–Shanholt, ColumbiaF–Walter Weld, Harvard

1915G–Arthur Jackson, PrincetonD–Hirst, PennD–Harold Hoskins, PrincetonD–Mohr, PennD–C. Earl Moore, PrincetonD–Frank Thomas, CornellF–Baron, PennF–Frank Cary, HaverfordF–Moore Gates, PrincetonF–Joseph Stokes, HaverfordF–Walter Weld, Harvard

1916G–Henry Cohu, PrincetonD–Edwards, PennD–Harold Hoskins, PrincetonD–Mohr, PennD–Walter Shipley, HaverfordD–Wood, YaleF–Baron, PennF–George Buzby, HaverfordF–Richard Cooke, HarvardF–Arthur Preyer, PrincetonF–Tinsman, Penn

1917G–Chester Osler, HaverfordD–Robert Barrie, HaverfordD–George Dibble, CornellD–Russell Iler, CornellD–Walter Shipley, HaverfordD–Clinton Thorpe, HaverfordF–Philip Corson, HaverfordF–William Nassau, PennF–Duncan Spencer, PennF–Elmer Thorpe, HaverfordF–Tinsman, Penn

1920G–J. Crossan Cooper, PrincetonD–Binns, PennD–Darrow, PennD–Glenn Hunt, PrincetonD–E. Lawrence Keyes, PrincetonD–Alfred Muench, HaverfordF–Bingham, PennF–Coburn, YaleF–Dowlin, PennF–Duncan Spencer, PennF–Stinson, Penn

1921G–J. Crossan Cooper, PrincetonD–Hugh Futes, CornellD–Alfred Muench, HaverfordD–Patton, PennD–Smart, PrincetonD–Elliot Thompson, CornellF–Edwardo Elli, CornellF–John Jewett, PrincetonF–Francis Righter, Cornell

F–J. Moulton Thomas, PrincetonF–C.J. Woodridge, Princeton

1922G–J. Crossan Cooper, PrincetonD–Amelia, PennD–Beard, PennD–John Smart, PrincetonD–John Sullivan, HarvardD–Elliot Thompson, CornellF–Randolph Heizer, HarvardF–McElroy, PennF–Francis Righter, CornellF–J. Moulton Thomas, PrincetonF–C.J. Woodridge, Princeton

1923G–James Anderson, PennD–Castle, PennD–James Downs, PennD–Fisher, YaleD–Thomas Garrett, HaverfordD–John Smart, PrincetonF–Hans Boos, PennF–J. Crossan Cooper, PrincetonF–William Lingelbach, PennF–McLaughlin, PennF–Robert Richie, Haverford

1924G–Mulford Colebrook, PrincetonD–James Downs, PennD–Henry Evans, HaverfordD–Thomas Garrett, HaverfordD–Walter Pattison, HarvardD–Zantzinger, YaleF–Willem Barnouw, PrincetonF–Hans Boos, PennF–James Gentle, PennF–William Lingelbach, PennF–Charles Stewart, Penn

1925G–Mulford Colebrook, PrincetonD–Fisher, PrincetonD–Joseph MacKinnon, HarvardD–William McDonald, PennD–Milliken, YaleD–Zantzinger, YaleF–Willem Barnouw, PrincetonF–Hans Boos, PennF–Laurence Driggs, HarvardF–James Gentle, PennF–William Saunders, Haverford

1926G–Richard Thomas, HarvardD–George Lippencott, Penn St.D–Frankland Logan, HaverfordD–William McDonald, PennD–Samuel Nevins, LehighD–Chian Shu, CornellF–Willem Barnouw, PrincetonF–John Packard, PrincetonF–Ed Pecori, Penn St.F–William Saunders, HaverfordF–Charles Squires, Princeton

1927G–William Alsop, HaverfordD–Carson Crocker, PrincetonD–Don Edgerton, Penn St.D–William Frazier, HaverfordD–William Lingelbach, PennD–Strimlau, Penn St.F–Morris Estes, HaverfordF–Dick Marshall, Penn St.F–John Packard, PrincetonF–Ingram Richardson, HaverfordF–Redman Stewart, Princeton

1928G–Ruddy, YaleD–Henry Coles, SwarthmoreD–William Frazier, Haverford

D–Howard Johnson, SwarthmoreD–William Lingelbach, PennD–H. Bradley Sexton, PrincetonF–Depler Bullard, LehighF–Dick Marshall, Penn St.F–George Olditch, CornellF–Henry Rudy, SwarthmoreF–Smith, Yale

1929G–Bob McCune, Penn St.D–Herb Allen, Penn St.D–William Frazier, HaverfordD–Howard Johnson, SwarthmoreD–Robertson, YaleD–Newman Shirk, HaverfordF–Ashley, YaleF–John Bright, WilliamsF–Charles Kullman, PennF–Bill Lutz, Penn St.F–Andre Stollmayer, Dartmouth

1930G–John Faude, HarvardD–John Bland, HarvardD–Richard Bond, SwarthmoreD–James Donovan, CornellD–George Hutchinson, NavyD–Whiteclans, YaleF–Bud Anderson, Penn St.F–Townsend Anderson, PennF–Wallie Brownback, PennF–Freeman, YaleF–Charles Kullman, Penn

1931G–Bob McCune, Penn St.D–Lewis Byers, LehighD–John Corry, NavyD–Al Daykin, Penn St.D–Willis Stetson, SwarthmoreD–John Williams, LehighF–Townsend Anderson, PennF–Samuel Cochrane, PrincetonF–Charles Kullman, PennF–D. Rice Longaker, HaverfordF–Henry Rudy, Swarthmore

1932G–Albert Zintl, HaverfordD–Luis Bermijillo, CornellD–Black, SyracuseD–Al Daykin, Penn St.D–Frank Evans, Penn St.D–Parker, SpringfieldF–Carl Hendrickson, PennF–Jordan, YaleF–McEwan, SyracuseF–Robertson, SpringfieldF–J.J. Troth, Princeton

1933G–Ray Bell, Penn St.D–Black, SyracuseD–J.E. Fletcher, Penn St.D–Bob Graham, Penn St.D–John Reilly, PennD–Strzepack, IllinoisF–J.W. Bielicki, Penn St.F–Ed Finzel, Penn St.F–Ramon Gonzalez, PennF–A. Thomas Richie, HaverfordF–Robertson, Springfield

1934G–Ray Bell, Penn St.D–Luis Bermijillo, CornellD–Bob Graham, Penn St.D–E.P. Oelsner, PrincetonD–Rees, SpringfieldD–Bill Sutliff, Penn St.F–J.W. Bielicki, Penn St.F–Chapman Brown, HaverfordF–George Faust, PennF–Bill McEwan, Penn St.F–Everett Sanderson, Navy

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1935G–James Stewart, PennD–Hampton Carson, PennD–John Dorman, HarvardD–Oliver Pearson, SwarthmoreD–Theodore Robie, HowardD–Ward, YaleF–Coerr, YaleF–Thomas Hallowell, SwarthmoreF–Pond, YaleF–Charles Scott, PennF–James Wood, Harvard

1936NEW ENGLAND DISTRICTG–Peter Corn, BrownD–E.S. Church, BrownD–H.L. Henry, BrownD–Kay, SpringfieldD–Richard Powell, HarvardD–Spahr, SpringfieldF–Badger, YaleF–Lasell, YaleF–William Margeson, BrownF–Schoupel, AmherstF–James Wood, Harvard

MIDDLE ATLANTIC DISTRICTG–Harper Follansbee, PrincetonD–John Beck, SwarthmoreD–Forbes, PennD–Frank Luchard, LehighD–Oliver Pearson, SwarthmoreD–Leslie Seely, HaverfordF–R.H. Davison, PrincetonF–Thomas Hallowell, SwarthmoreF–William Hershey, CornellF–Rodman Morgan, PrincetonF–Everett Sanderson, Navy

1937NEW ENGLAND DISTRICTG–Beiber, SpringfieldD–Malcolm Deardon, BrownD–Walter Jackson, BrownD–Bernard Jacobson, HarvardD–Keefe, YaleD–Raleigh, YaleF–Carter, YaleF–John Johansen, HarvardF–Mayer, SpringfieldF–Thomas Motley, HarvardF–Munro, Springfield

MIDDLE ATLANTIC DISTRICTG–Richard Brunhouse, SwarthmoreD–Jonathan Evans, HaverfordD–Ridgeway Faust, PennD–Archibald Fletcher, PrincetonD–George Johnson, PrincetonD–Whittemore Whittier, HaverfordF–Leonard Darling, CornellF–Frederick Richardson, PrincetonF–Richard Sylvester, PrincetonF–Hubert Taylor, HaverfordF–Gary White, Swarthmore

1938NEW ENGLAND DISTRICTG–Harold Williams, HarvardD–Dickinson, YaleD–Fox, WilliamsD–Nelson Hardenbergh, HarvardD–Hunt, AmherstD–Bernard Jacobson, HarvardF–Gray, SpringfieldF–J.J. Herguth, MITF–John Johansen, HarvardF–David McEwen, WPIF–Howard Mendel, Harvard

MIDDLE ATLANTIC DISTRICTG–Decker, PennD–Jonathan Evans, HaverfordD–Ridgeway Faust, Penn

D–George Johnson, PrincetonD–L. Crosby Lewis, HaverfordD–David Watts, PrincetonF–Eugene Crosby, CornellF–William Evans, HaverfordF–Frank Mears, HaverfordF–Frederick Richardson, PrincetonF–Gary White, Swarthmore

1939SOUTHERN DISTRICTG–Refo, NavyD–Galbreath, McDanielD–Grenough, VirginiaD–Thomas Harnsberger, DavidsonD–Jack Hart, TowsonD–John Partridge, NavyF–Haydar Asan, DukeF–William Briggs, Johns HopkinsF–Ernst, MarylandF–Robert Parker, NavyF–John Shock, Towson

NEW ENGLAND DISTRICTG–Coote, Wesleyan (Conn.)D–Babb, SpringfieldD–Bijur, BrownD–Fox, WilliamsD–John Gidney, DartmouthD–Roberts, SpringfieldF–Erickson, YaleF–Gray, SpringfieldF–Howard Mendel, HarvardF–Munro, SpringfieldF–Arthur Page, Harvard

MIDDLE ATLANTIC DISTRICTG–Donald Robertson, PrincetonD–W.R. Hosterman, Penn St.D–Robert McDonald, PennD–John Perry, CornellD–George Russell, PrincetonD–David Watts, PrincetonF–Charles Crothers, SwarthmoreF–Alan Hunter, PennF–George Nemchik, TempleF–Powell, PrincetonF–Frederick Richardson, Princeton

1940SOUTHERN DISTRICTG–Maisel, MarylandD–Jack Hart, TowsonD–Keyes, VirginiaD–Elvin Lewis, High PointD–Joseph Reedy, NavyD–Shockley, McDanielF–Frank Davis, NavyF–Ernst, MarylandF–John Farrior, DavidsonF–John Shock, TowsonF–Tomlinson, McDaniel

NEW ENGLAND DISTRICTG–John Munroe, DartmouthD–Carton, YaleD–William Edgar, HarvardD–David Ives, HarvardD–Josephson, Wesleyan (Conn.)D–Saul Klaman, MassachusettsF–Freeman, Wesleyan (Conn.)F–Gray, SpringfieldF–Haines, YaleF–Gordon Smith, DartmouthF–Waters, Wesleyan (Conn.)

MIDDLE ATLANTIC DISTRICTG–Robert Ochs, CornellD–Christopher Evans, HaverfordD–Robert Ewing, PrincetonD–W.R. Hosterman, Penn St.D–Robert Partridge, PennD–Kenneth Roberts, HaverfordF–Ward Chamberlain, PrincetonF–Edward Flaccus, HaverfordF–Anibal Galindo, Penn St.

F–Richard Plummer, PrincetonF–Edward Robie, Princeton

1941G–Heisler, AmherstD–Stanton Cope, SwarthmoreD–Cummings, YaleD–Bill Guckeyson, ArmyD–Jarina, SpringfieldD–Ports, MarylandF–Anibal Galindo, Penn St.F–Haines, YaleF–Woody King, Penn St.F–Schmidt, SpringfieldF–Gordon Smith, Dartmouth

1942G–Chandler Brewer, PrincetonD–Cummings, YaleD–Dean Hartman, Penn St.D–Millet, YaleD–J.J. Palmer, PrincetonD–Schubert, RensselaerF–Ward Chamberlain, PrincetonF–James Gifford, ArmyF–Andrew Hritz, PennF–Jose Lonbana, Penn St.F–Pete Lorenc, Temple

1943G–Samuel Gorsline, NavyD–William Chaires, NavyD–Jarina, RensselaerD–Lilley, RensselaerD–Palmer, RensselaerD–Joseph Reeves, NavyF–Arturo Calisto, NavyF–Hritz, PennF–Jose Lonbana, Penn St.F–Ralph Sciolla, ArmyF–Felix Teran, Rensselaer

1944G–Gene Graebner, Penn St.D–Walter Bahr, TempleD–Hank Cobb, ArmyD–Edward McDonough, CornellD–G.A. Reeves, NavyD–Herbert Van Ingen, DartmouthF–Abbath, YaleF–Arturo Calisto, NavyF–Robert Kirk, NavyF–Robert Roberts, DartmouthF–Davis Townsend, Penn

1945G–Tom Tyree, ArmyD–Fred Barlow, TempleD–Cal Benedict, ArmyD–Robert Clayton, HaverfordD–Bob Crowley, ArmyD–John Hamilton, Penn St.F–Brice, YaleF–Arturo Calisto, NavyF–Robert Ketchum, PennF–Matlack, Penn St.F–Archie Ruggieri, Navy

1946G–Tom Tyree, ArmyD–Fred Barlow, TempleD–Leland Fancher, DartmouthD–Dean Hartman, Penn St.D–Al Laverson, TempleD–Will Van Breda Kolff, PrincetonF–Branch Blair, PennF–John Hamilton, Penn St.F–Evan Jones, HaverfordF–Ben McLaughlin, TempleF–Geza Molnar, Lehigh

1947G–Al Schaufelberger, NavyD–Jack Coulter, NavyD–Hogan, SpringfieldD–Tom Lambert, TempleD–Roger Peard, NavyD–Christian Pederson, SwarthmoreF–John Hughes, TempleF–Evan Jones, HaverfordF–Robert Rogers, PrincetonF–Rolf Valtin, SwarthmoreF–Whatford, Brockport St.

1948G–Theodore Bondi, Brockport St.D–Brown, Cortland St.D–Ralph Hosterman, Penn St.D–Tom Lambert, TempleD–Andrew Lucine, HaverfordD–Moutinho, SpringfieldF–Merritt Baldwin, ConnecticutF–Belt, MarylandF–Charles Berman, CornellF–Carlos Fetteroff, ConnecticutF–Stolzfus, Amherst

1949G–Theodore Bondi, Brockport St.D–James Blozie, ConnecticutD–Donald Dunbar, AmherstD–Stephan Negoesco, San FranciscoD–Gerald Mahrer, Long IslandD–Donald Thompson, Brockport St.F–Louis Dollarton, West ChesterF–Clement Grillo, Long IslandF–Harry Little, Penn St.F–Walter Lownes, PennF–Godfrey Nelson, Trinity (Conn.)

1950G–Theodore Bondi, Brockport St.D–Jackson Hall, DartmouthD–James Hannah, Seton HallD–Richard Mothorpe, Brockport St.D–William Sheppell, Seton HallD–Ralph Stern, West ChesterF–George Andreadis, Long IslandF–Derl Derr, CornellF–Louis Dollarton, West ChesterF–Gustavo Gomez, RensselaerF–Harry Little, Penn St.

1951G–Richard Miller, OberlinD–Jacques Auguster, RensselaerD–James Hannah, Seton HallD–Thomas Morrell, IndianaD–Eugene Orbaker, Brockport St.D–Robert Palmer, OberlinF–Peter Bellows, OberlinF–George Boateng, CornellF–Thomas Kennan, EarlhamF–George Place, SwarthmoreF–Anthony Puglisi, West Chester

1952G–Will Ferguson, KenyonD–Charles Butt, SpringfieldD–Jackson Hall, DartmouthD–Joseph Marshall, SpringfieldD–Joseph Moulder, OberlinD–Charles Ufford, HarvardF–Joseph Devaney, PennF–Jack Dunn, TempleF–Anthony Puglisi, West ChesterF–David Strauch, DukeF–Carl Yoder, Frank. & Marsh.

1953G–William Cox, San FranciscoD–Fred Gahres, East StroudsburgD–Jay Gernand, SpringfieldD–Fred James, DukeD–Leonard Oliver, Temple

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D–Vincent Palmieri, Cortland St.F–Winfield Carlough, Trinity (Conn.)F–Gabor Czako, PennF–Henry Ford, Wesleyan (Conn.)F–Neil Mutschler, Trinity (Conn.)F–Manuel Ortiz, San Francisco

1954G–Bruce Newell, NavyD–Leonard Oliver, TempleD–Vincent Palmieri, Cortland St.D–Hector Riquezes, DukeD–Robert Siemons, AlleghenyD–Norman Thoms, OberlinF–Francis Adams, ArmyF–Paul Clark, Wheaton (Ill.)F–Jack Dunn, TempleF–Richard Packer, Penn St.F–John Pinezich, Penn St.

1955G–James Davins, BridgeportD–Dale Conly, OberlinD–John Hicks, IndianaD–Carlos Ossio, CaliforniaD–Sergio Rey, West ChesterD–Robert Simpson, TempleF–David Arnold, Wheaton (Ill.)F–E.C. Kirk Hall, AmherstF–Oleh Karawan, NavyF–Richard Malinowski, BaltimoreF–Richard Packer, Penn St.

1956G–Michael Easterling, Wheaton (Ill.)D–Thomas Colmey, DukeD–Paul Coward, PurdueD–William Hughes, Brockport St.D–Henry Litchfuss, TowsonD–Raymond Wilson, West ChesterF–Michael Cooke, YaleF–Oswald Jethon, DrexelF–Kenneth Lindfors, OberlinF–Douglas Raynard, Trinity (Conn.)F–Anthony Washofsky, Drexel

1957G–Michael Easterling, Wheaton (Ill.)D–Paul Coward, PurdueD–John Nelson, CornellD–Newlin Otto, EarlhamD–John Paranos, CCNYD–Daniel Sullivan, SpringfieldF–Telahun Bekele, PurdueF–Thomas Fleck, West ChesterF–Gerald Husted, Frank. & Marsh.F–Sergei Retinov, SwarthmoreF–Per Torgenson, Penn St.

1958G–Richard Williams, PennD–Mohamad Ganie, UCLAD–John Jennings, Washington (Md.)D–John Meehan, NavyD–Newlin Otto, EarlhamD–Remo Tabello, UCLAF–Stanley Dlugosz, DrexelF–Oswald Jethon, DrexelF–Edward Lopresto, UCLAF–Alberto Sarria, Michigan St.F–Theodore Zornow, Rochester

1959G–John Santos, Fairleigh DickinsonD–Joseph Cosgrove, BaltimoreD–John Dueker, St. LouisD–James Gallo, TempleD–Peter Hezekiah, HowardD–Bohdan Huryn, Cleveland St.F–Walter Chyzowych, TempleF–Cecil Heron, Michigan St.F–Adam Pintz, Cleveland St.F–Erich Streder, Michigan St.F–James Taylor, Colgate

1960G–George Politz, BaltimoreD–William Heyen, Brockport St.D–Gyula Kovacsics, HaverfordD–Barry Remley, West ChesterD–Tom Scanlon, La SalleD–Hal Taylor, HaverfordF–William Charlton, TempleF–Igor Lissy, DrexelF–Walt Schmidt, RutgersF–Chris Sweeney, Cortland St.F–Jim Taylor, Colgate

1961G–Andre Houtkruyer, CCNYD–Neil Fagan, NavyD–Reiner Kemeling, Michigan St.D–Gerald Li, San Fran. St.D–Helmut Poje, Long IslandD–Harry Shirk, East StroudsburgF–Kun Choo, CaliforniaF–Magid Kria, Washington-St. LouisF–Robert Malone, St. LouisF–Alvord Rutherford, WilliamsF–Donald Williams, West Chester

1962G–David Smoyer, DartmouthD–Louis Buck, PennD–Paul Fardy, Cortland St.D–Reiner Kemeling, Michigan St.D–Fritz Kungle, AkronD–Bill Vieth, St. LouisF–Gerry Balassi, St. LouisF–Rubens Filizola, Michigan St.F–Karl Kaeser, NavyF–Keith Van Winkle, MiddleburyF–Don Williams, West Chester

1963G–Roger Curylo, BridgeportD–Thomas Hennessey, St. LouisD–Myron Hura, NavyD–Michael Lonergan, Fairleigh DickinsonD–Anthony Martelli, HartwickD–Helmut Poje, Long IslandF–Winston Alexis, HowardF–Al Hershey, ElizabethtownF–Christian Ohiri, HarvardF–Walter Schmotolocha, Cleveland St.F–Keith Van Winkle, Middlebury

1964G–Timothy Tarpley, CaliforniaD–Don Ceresia, St. LouisD–Lee Cook, TCNJD–Roy Eales, MarylandD–Daniel Goldstein, Fairleigh DickinsonD–Davis Webb, MiddleburyF–Payton Fuller, Michigan St.F–Myron Hura, NavyF–Giedris Klivecka, Long IslandF–Albert Korbus, San Jose St.F–Pat McBride, St. Louis

1965G–Timothy Tarpley, CaliforniaD–Lee Cook, TCNJD–John Eastman, OhioD–Nick Krat, Michigan St.D–Peter Prozik, Buffalo St.D–Steve Varsa, CatholicF–Janos Benedek, IthacaF–Guy Bush, Michigan St.F–Lewis Fraser, San Jose St.F–Carl Gentile, St. LouisF–Pat McBride, St. Louis

1966G–John Garrison, MiddleburyD–Myron Bakun, Rutgers-NewarkD–John Boles, TempleD–Ulick Bourke, CatholicD–Peter Hens, Michigan St.D–Reinhold Jabusch, Long Island

F–Victor DeJong, BrownF–Jaffer Kassamali, AmherstF–Umit Kesim, IndianaF–Jack Kinealy, St. LouisF–Donald Prozik, Brockport St.

1967G–Ford Brunner, AkronD–John Marks, MiddleburyD–Ron McEachen, West VirginiaD–Jacob Meehl, TempleD–Patrick Migliore, BrownD–Tom Teach, NavyF–Kirk Apostolidis, San FranciscoF–Henry Camacho, San Jose St.F–Trevor Harris, Michigan St.F–Sandor Hites, South Fla.F–Walter Werner, St. Louis

1968G–Mario Jelencovich, MarylandD–Giancorlo Brandoni, MarylandD–Torgier Hague, San FranciscoD–Bob Peffle, TempleD–William Smyth, Davis & ElkinsD–Tom Williams, Brockport St.F–Rilda Ferreira, Davis & ElkinsF–Trevor Harris, Michigan St.F–Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St.F–Tony Keyes, Michigan St.F–Fred Nourzad, San Jose St.

1969G–Bruce Parkhill, Lock HavenD–Tony Elia, HartwickD–Don Fowler, TCNJD–Peter Goosens, San Diego St.D–Len Renery, ColumbiaD–Karim Yassim, ElizabethtownF–Bob Durham, Philadelphia U.F–Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St.F–Abdula Jama, New York U.F–Alec Papadakis, HartwickF–Rasim Tugberk, Maryland

1970G–William Nuttal, Davis & ElkinsD–Art Demling, Michigan St.D–Alan Harte, QuincyD–Nick Iwanik, Ill.-ChicagoD–Gerardo Pagnani, Eastern Ill.D–Aladin Rodrigues, San Jose St.F–Alvin Henderson, HowardF–Richard Parkinson, AkronF–Randy Smith, Buffalo St.F–Stanley Startzell, PennF–Al Trost, St. Louis

1971G–Cal Kern, Buffalo St.D–Alan Harte, QuincyD–Gerardo Pagnani, Eastern Ill.D–John Schneider, QuincyD–Andy Smiles, OhioD–William Smyth, Davis & ElkinsF–Keith Aqui, HowardF–Alvin Henderson, HowardF–John Moore, Brockport St.F–Richard Parkinson, AkronF–Mike Seerey, St. Louis

1972G–Robert Rigby, East StroudsburgD–Chris Bahr, Penn St.D–Gordon Cholmondeley, Philadelphia U.D–Alan Harte, QuincyD–Gerardo Pagnani, Eastern Ill.D–Hans Wango, Davis & ElkinsF–Ian Bain, HowardF–Eugene Durham, Philadelphia U.F–Tom Kazembe, WoosterF–Chris Papagianis, HarvardF–Andrew Rymarczuk, Penn St.

1973G–Frank Tusinski, Mo.-St. LouisD–David D’Errico, HartwickD–Kip Jordan, CornellD–Kevin Missey, Mo.-St. LouisD–Farrukh Quraishi, Oneonta St.D–Ferdinand Treusacher, BrownF–Henry Abadi, ClemsonF–Chris Bahr, Penn St.F–Stephan Baumann, PennF–Tom Kazembe, WoosterF–Dale Russell, Philadelphia U.

1974G–Pete Mannos, Northern Ill.D–Jesse Cox, Loyola (Md.)D–Bruce Hudson, St. LouisD–John Nusum, Philadelphia U.D–Farrukh Quraishi, Oneonta St.D–Mickey Rooney, Keene St.F–Chris Bahr, Penn St.F–Franz Innocent, ConnecticutF–Tom Kazembe, WoosterF–Fred Pereira, BrownF–Dale Russell, Philadelphia U.

1975G–Pete Mannos, Northern Ill.D–Sam Bick, QuincyD–Nimrod Dreyfus, AdelphiD–Greg Makowski, SIU EdwardsvilleD–John Nusum, Philadelphia U.D–Dale Rothe, BaltimoreF–Carlos Merchan, Fairleigh DickinsonF–George Nanchoff, AkronF–Steve Raibovsky, BrownF–Dale Russell, Philadelphia U.F–Elson Seale, Philadelphia U.

1976G–Dragan Radovich, St. Francis (N.Y.)D–Carl Christensen, VermontD–Greg Gorleku, Eastern Ill.D–Paul Hunter, ConnecticutD–Greg Makowski, SIU EdwardsvilleD–Glenn Myernick, HartwickF–Andy Atuegbu, San FranciscoF–Ty Keough, St. LouisF–George Nanchoff, AkronF–Louie Nanchoff, AkronF–Fred Pereira, Brown

1977G–Dragan Radovich, St. Francis (N.Y.)D–Adrian Brooks, Philadelphia U.D–Bill Gazonas, HartwickD–Herve Guilloid, Fredonia St.D–Greg Makowski, SIU EdwardsvilleD–John Nusum, Philadelphia U.F–Angelo DiBernardo, IndianaF–Emilio John, QuincyF–John Maciel, Western Ill.F–Paul Milone, PrincetonF–Rick Reice, Penn St.

1978G–Dragan Radovich, St. Francis (N.Y.)D–Adrian Brooks, Philadelphia U.D–George Gorleku, Eastern Ill.D–Ty Keough, St. LouisD–Barry Nix, ColumbiaD–Greg Ryan, Southern MethodistF–Raymond Ford, UMBCF–George Lesyw, TempleF–Ole Mikkelsen, UCLAF–Peter Notaro, Loyola (Md.)F–James Stamatis, Penn St.

1979G–Randy Phillips, Southern MethodistD–Saeid Baghvardani, Southern

MethodistD–Mike Freitag, IndianaD–Barry Nix, ColumbiaD–Jerry Reardon, Adelphi

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D–John Young, HartwickF–Armando Betancourt, IndianaF–Steve Charles, ColumbiaF–Nnamdi Nwokocha, ClemsonF–Clyde O’Garro, St. Francis (N.Y.)F–Ray Taylor, Western Ill.

1980G–Randy Phillips, Southern MethodistD–Saeid Baghvardani, Southern

MethodistD–Tim Gargan, Lock HavenD–Erhardt Kapp, ConnecticutD–Joseph Morrone Jr., ConnecticutD–Kevin Murphy, Rhode IslandF–Trevor Adair, Lock HavenF–Hernan Borja, N.J. Inst. of Tech.F–Damien Kelly, Eastern Ill.F–Kamal Khalilian, Southern MethodistF–Robert Meschbach, Indiana

1981G–Skip Gilbert, VermontD–Dan Canter, Penn St.D–Richard Chinapoo, Long IslandD–Tom Groark, Southern Ill.D–Tom McDonald, Philadelphia U.D–Barry Nix, ColumbiaF–Armando Betancourt, IndianaF–Pedro DeBrito, ConnecticutF–John Hayes, St. LouisF–Damien Kelly, Eastern Ill.F–Agyeman Prempeh, Eastern Ill.

1982G–Skip Gilbert, VermontD–Lou Karbiener, Penn St.D–Erik Nelson, San FranciscoD–Adubarie Otorobio, ClemsonD–Joseph Ulrich, DukeF–Matthew English, AkronF–Tom Killeen, Philadelphia U.F–Kevin Maher, YaleF–Steve McLean, Philadelphia U.F–Neil Ridgway, Bowling GreenF–Roy Wegerle, South Fla.

1983G–James Swanner, ClemsonD–Michael Jeffries, DukeD–David Masur, RutgersD–Simon Spelling, AkronD–Jose Vidal, Boston U.M–Michael Brady, AmericanM–Aidan McCluskey, Fairleigh DickinsonM–Neil Ridgway, Bowling GreenF–Thomas Kain, DukeF–Steve McLean, Philadelphia U.F–Roy Wegerle, South Fla.

1984G–Jeffrey Duback, YaleD–Albert Adabe, Eastern Ill.D–Adubarie Otorobio, ClemsonD–Shaun Pendleton, AkronM–Anthony Bono, DrexelM–Dale Ervine, UCLAM–Aidan McCluskey, Fairleigh DickinsonF–John Gaffney, VirginiaF–Thomas Kain, DukeF–Michael King, Fairleigh DickinsonF–Sam Okpodu, North Carolina St.

1985G–Tim Borer, Old DominionD–Paul Caligiuri, UCLAD–Shaun Pendleton, AkronD–Michael Reynolds, George MasonM–John Kerr, DukeM–Mark Mettrick, HartwickM–Bruce Murray, ClemsonF–Michael Brady, AmericanF–Eric Eichmann, ClemsonF–Thomas Kain, DukeF–Sam Sumo, George Mason

1986G–Jeffrey Duback, YaleD–Paul Caligiuri, UCLAD–Benjamin Okaroh, Boston U.D–Steve Trittshuh, SIU EdwardsvilleM–Mark Francis, Southern MethodistM–Gary Furlong, MarylandM–John Harkes, VirginiaF–John Catliff, HarvardF–Guy Furfaro, Philadelphia U.F–George Gelnovatch, VirginiaF–John Kerr, Duke

1987G–Robert Willen, VirginiaD–Seamus Purcell, ProvidenceD–Paul Rutenis, ClemsonD–David Smyth, North CarolinaM–John Harkes, VirginiaM–Mark Mettrick, HartwickM–Tab Ramos, North Carolina St.F–Doug Allison, South CarolinaF–Bruce Murray, ClemsonF–Ken Snow, IndianaF–Peter Vermes, Rutgers

1988G–Tony Meola, VirginiaD–Jeff Agoos, VirginiaD–Marcelo Balboa, San Diego St.D–Kevin Grimes, Southern MethodistF–Scott Bendetti, PortlandF–Brian Benedict, DukeF–Henry Gutierrez, North Carolina St.F–Patrick O’Kelly, Seton HallF–Mark Santel, St. LouisF–Ken Snow, IndianaF–Joey Valenti, Duke

1989G–Tony Meola, VirginiaD–Kevin Grimes, Southern MethodistD–Cameron Rast, Santa ClaraD–Kevin Wylie, VermontM–David Banks, Philadelphia U.M–Tim Martin, Fresno St.M–Patrick O’Kelly, Seton HallF–Clark Brisson, South CarolinaF–Peter Isaacs, HarvardF–Robert Paterson, EvansvilleF–Ken Snow, Indiana

1990G–Kasey Keller, PortlandD–Jeff Agoos, VirginiaD–Scott Cannon, EvansvilleD–Tom Loeber, South CarolinaM–Dario Brose, North Carolina St.M–Chad Deering, IndianaM–Mark Santel, St. LouisF–Steve Rammel, RutgersF–Ken Snow, IndianaF–William Thompson, UCLAF–David Weir, Evansville

1991G–Brad Friedel, UCLAD–Alexi Lalas, RutgersD–Mike Lappas, UCLAD–Cameron Rast, Santa ClaraM–Peter DiMaggio, ColumbiaM–Graham Merryweather, EvansvilleM–Claudio Reyna, VirginiaF–Gerell Elliott, Fresno St.F–Henry Gutierrez, North Carolina St.F–Manuel Lagos, Wis.-MilwaukeeF–Dante Washington, Radford

1992G–Brad Friedel, UCLAD–Joseph Addo, George MasonD–Scott Schweitzer, North Carolina St.D–Hector Zamora, Seton HallM–Joe-Max Moore, UCLA

M–Claudio Reyna, VirginiaM–Joseph Thieman, PrincetonF–Ben Crawley, VirginiaF–Robert Martella, Bowling GreenF–Alan Prampin, Southern MethodistF–Robert Ukrop, Davidson

1993G–Tim Deck, WisconsinD–Shane Battelle, St. LouisD–Pedro Lopes, RutgersD–Jorge Salcedo, UCLAM–Brian Kamler, CreightonM–Jason Kreis, DukeM–Claudio Reyna, VirginiaF–Keith DeFini, CreightonF–Jimmy Glenn, ClemsonF–Brian McBride, St. LouisF–Staale Soebye, San Francisco

1994G–David Kramer, Fresno St.D–Brandon Pollard, VirginiaD–Eddie Pope, North CarolinaM–Jason Kreis, DukeM–Brian Maisonneuve, IndianaM–Matt McKeon, St. LouisM–Todd Yeagley, IndianaF–Brent Bennett, James MadisonF–Mac Cozier, CharlotteF–Darren Eales, BrownF–Staale Soebye, San Francisco

1995G–Chris Snitko, UCLAD–Scott Lamphear, WisconsinD–Ian McIntyre, HartwickD–Brandon Pollard, VirginiaM–Ben Hickey, St. John’s (N.Y.)M–Jesse Marsch, PrincetonM–Clint Mathis, South CarolinaF–Mike Fisher, VirginiaF–Matt McKeon, St. LouisF–Toni Siikala, CampbellF–Andrew Williams, Rhode Island

1996G–Jon Busch, CharlotteD–Tahj Jakins, UCLAD–Pete Santora, FurmanD–John Stratton, Air ForceM–Mike Fisher, Virginia M–Steve Klein, Bowling GreenM–Mike Mekelburg, South Fla.F–Tony Kuhn, VanderbiltF–Ignace Moleka, Florida Int’lF–Johnny Torres, CreightonF–Andrew Williams, Rhode Island

1997G–Matthew Jordan, ClemsonD–Leo Cullen, MarylandD–Kevin Daly, St. John's (N.Y.)D–Pete Santora, FurmanM–Daniel Hernandez, Southern MethodistM–Alen Kozic, Florida Int’lM–Ben Olsen, VirginiaF–Wade Barrett, William & MaryF–Sigurdur Eyjolfsson, UNC GreensboroF–Dema Kovalenko, IndianaF–Johnny Torres, Creighton

1998G–Adin Brown, William & MaryD–Matt Chulis, VirginiaD–Jamie Clark, StanfordD–Kevin Kalish, St. LouisM–Lazo Alavanja, IndianaM–Jay Heaps, DukeM–Wojtek Krakowiak, ClemsonM–Maurizio Rocha, ConnecticutF–Chris Albright, VirginiaF–Seth George, UCLAF–Dema Kovalenko, IndianaF–Richard Mulrooney, Creighton

1999G–Adin Brown, William & MaryD–Nick Garcia, IndianaD–Eric Denton, Santa ClaraD–David Wright, CreightonM–Carl Bussey, Southern MethodistM–Daniel Alvarez, FurmanM–Jeff DiMaria, St. LouisM–Sasha Victorine, UCLAF–John Barry Nusum, FurmanF–Mohamed Fahim, Southern MethodistF–Ricardo Villar, Penn St.F–Aleksey Korol, Indiana

2000G–Chris Hamblin, Boston CollegeD–Chris Gbandi, ConnecticutD–Cory Gibbs, BrownD–Ryan Suarez, San Jose St.M–Mark Lisi, ClemsonM–Jorge Martinez, San Jose St.M–Ryan Nelsen, StanfordM–Carl Bussey, Southern MethodistF–Chris Carrieri, North CarolinaF–Ali Curtis, DukeF–John Barry Nusum, Furman

2001G–Byron Foss, Southern MethodistD–Chris Gbandi, ConnecticutD–Daniel Jackson, North CarolinaD–Lee Morrison, StanfordM–Luchi Gonzalez, Southern MethodistM–Kyle Martino, VirginiaM–Diego Walsh, Southern MethodistF–Nicholas McCreath, Rhode IslandF–Pat Noonan, IndianaF–John Barry Nusum, FurmanF–Dipsy Selolwane, St. Louis

2002G–Doug Warren, ClemsonD–Todd Dunivant, StanfordD–John Swann, IndianaD–Chris Wingert, St. John’s (N.Y.)M–Ricardo Clark, FurmanM–Sumed Ibrahim, MarylandM–Andres Murriagui, Loyola MarymountM–Diego Walsh, Southern MethodistF–Alecko Eskandarian, VirginiaF–Pat Noonan, IndianaF–Tim Pierce, UCLAF–Mike Tranchilla, Creighton

2003G–Will Hesmer, Wake ForestD–Leonard Griffin, UCLAD–Trevor McEachron, Old DominionD–Chris Wingert, St. John’s (N.Y.)M–Scott Buete, MarylandM–Sumed Ibrahim, MarylandM–C.J. Klaas, WashingtonF–Adom Crew, BrownF–Ned Grabavoy, IndianaF–Vedad Ibisevic, St. LouisF–Joseph Ngwenya, Coastal Caro.

2004G–Christopher Sawyer, Notre DameD–Ugochukwu Ihemelu, Southern

MethodistD–Drew Moor, IndianaD–Gonzalo Segares, Va. CommonwealthM–Mike Enfield, UCLAM–C.J. Klaas, WashingtonM–Sacha Kljestan, Seton HallM–Danny O’Rourke, IndianaF–Justin Moose, Wake ForestF–Randi Patterson, UNC GreensboroF–Ryan Pore, TulsaF–Jeff Rowland, New Mexico

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Division I First-Team All-AmericansBy School

ADELPHI (2)75—Nimrod Dreyfuss79—Jerry ReardonAIR FORCE (1)96—John StrattonAKRON (10)62—Fritz Kungle67—Ford Brunner70—Richard Parkinson71—Richard Parkinson75—George Nanchoff76—George Nanchoff

Louie Nanchoff83—Simon Spelling84—Shaun Pendleton85—Shaun PendletonAMERICAN (2)83—Michael Brady85—Michael BradyAMHERST (7)36—Schoupel *38—Hunt*41—Heisler48—Stolzfus49—Donald Dunbar55—E.C. Kirk Hall66—Jaffer KassamaliARMY (9)41—Bill Guckeyson42—James Gifford43—Ralph Sciolla44—Hank Cobb45—Cal Benedict

Bob CrowleyTom Tyree

46—Tom Tyree54—Francis AdamsBALTIMORE (4)55—Richard Malinowski59—Joseph Cosgrove60—George Politz75—Dale RotheBOSTON COLLEGE (1)2000—Chris HamblinBOSTON U. (2)83—Jose Vidal86—Benjamin OkarohBOWLING GREEN (4)82—Neil Ridgway83—Neil Ridgway92—Robert Martella96—Steve KleinBRIDGEPORT (2)55—James Davins63—Roger CuryloBROCKPORT ST. (12)47—Whatford48—Theodore Bondi49—Theodore Bondi

Donald Thompson50—Theodore Bondi

Richard Mothorpe51—Eugene Orbaker56—William Hughes60—William Heyen66—Donald Prozik68—Tom Williams71—John MooreBROWN (16)36—E.S. Church*

Peter Corn*H.L. Henry*William Margeson*

37—Malcom Deardon*Walter Jackson*

39—A.H. Bijur*66—Victor DeJong67—Patrick Migliore73—Ferdinand Treusacher74—Fred Pereira75—Steve Raibovsky76—Fred Pereira94—Darren Eales2000—Cory Gibbs03—Adom Crew BUFFALO ST. (3)65—Peter Prozik70—Randy Smith71—Cal KernCALIFORNIA (4)55—Carlos Ossio61—Kun Choo64—Timothy Tarpley65—Timothy TarpleyCAMPBELL (1)95—Toni SiikalaCATHOLIC (2)65—Steve Varsa66—Ulick BourkeCHARLOTTE (2)94—Mac Cozier96—Jon BuschCCNY (2)57—John Paranos61—Andre HoutkruyerCLEMSON (14)73—Henry Abadi79—Nnamdi Nwokocha82—Adubarie Otorobio83—James Swanner84—Adubarie Otorobio85—Eric Eichmann

Bruce Murray87—Bruce Murray

Paul Rutenis93—Jimmy Glenn97—Matthew Jordan98—Wojtek Krakowiak2000—Mark Lisi02—Doug WarrenCLEVELAND ST. (3)59—Peter Hezekiah

Adam Pintz63—Walter SchmotolochaCOASTAL CARO. (1)2003—Joseph NgwenyaCOLGATE (2)59—Jim Taylor60—Jim TaylorCOLUMBIA (18)10—C.E. Dwyer

G.J. DwyerSempleC.B. SpencerZoller

11—G.J. DwyerKistler

12—Hildor13—Shanholt

Zoller14s—Shanholt14—Shanholt69—Lee Renery78—Barry Nix79—Steve Charles

Barry Nix81—Barry Nix91—Peter DiMaggioCONNECTICUT (11)48—Merritt Baldwin

Carlos Fetteroff49—James Blozie74—Frank Innocent76—Paul Hunter80—Erhardt Kapp

Joseph Morrone

81—Pedro DeBrito98—Maurizio Rocha2000—Chris Gbandi01—Chris GbandiCORNELL (30)11—T.N. Stevenson12—M. Davis13—Robert Davis14—Clarence Dyer

Howard Lynch15—Frank Thomas17—George Dibble

Russell Iler21—Edwardo Elli

Hugh FutesFrancis RighterElliot Thompson

22—Francis RighterElliot Thompson

26—Chian Su28—George Olditch30—James Donovan32—Luis Bermijillo34—Luis Bermijillo36—William Hershey*37—Leonard Darling*38—Eugene Crosby*39—John Perry*40—Robert Ochs*44—Edward McDonough48—Charles Berman50—Derl Derr51—George Boateng57—John Nelson73—Kip JordanCORTLAND ST. (5)48—Brown53—Vincent Palmieri54—Vincent Palmieri60—Chris Sweeney62—Paul FardyCREIGHTON (7)93—Keith DeFini

Brian Kamler96—Johnny Torres97—Johnny Torres98—Richard Mulrooney99—David Wright2002—Mike TranchillaDARTMOUTH (11)29—Andre Stollmayer39—John Gidney*40—John Munroe*

Gordon Smith*41—Gordon Smith44—Robert Roberts

Herbert Van Ingen46—Leland Fancher50—Jackson Hall52—Jackson Hall62—David SmoyerDAVIDSON (3)39—Thomas Harnsberger*40—John Farrior*92—Robert UkropDAVIS & ELKINS (5)68—Rilda Ferreira

William Smyth70—William Nuttal71—William Smyth72—Hans WangoDREXEL (6)56—Oswald Jethon

Anthony Washofsky58—Stanley Dlugosz

Oswald Jethon60—Igor Lissy84—Anthony BonoDUKE (18)39—Haydar Asan*52—David Strauch53—Fred James54—Robert Riquezes56—Thomas Colmey

82—Joseph Ulrich83—Michael Jeffries

Thomas Kain84—Thomas Kain85—Thomas Kain

John Kerr86—John Kerr88—Brian Benedict

Joey Valenti93—Jason Kreis94—Jason Kreis98—Jay Heaps2000—Ali CurtisEARLHAM (3)51—Thomas Kennan57—Newlin Otto58—Newlin OttoEAST STROUDSBURG (3)53—Fred Gahres61—Harry Shirk72—Robert RigbyEASTERN ILL. (9)70—Gerardo Pagnani71—Gerardo Pagnani72—Gerardo Pagnani76—George Gorleku78—George Gorleku80—Damien Kelly81—Damien Kelly

Agyeman Prempeh84—Albert AdabeELIZABETHTOWN (2)63—Al Hershey69—Karim YassimEVANSVILLE (4)89—Robert Paterson90—Scott Cannon

David Weir91—Graham MerryweatherFAIRLEIGH DICKINSON (7)59—John Santos63—Michael Lonergan64—Daniel Goldstein75—Carlos Merchan83—Aidan McCluskey84—Aidan McCluskey

Michael KingFLORIDA INT’L (2)96—Ignace Moleka97—Alen KozicFRANK. & MARSH. (2)52—Carl Yoder57—Gerald HustedFREDONIA ST. (1)77—Herve GuilloidFRESNO ST. (3)89—Tim Martin91—Gerell Elliott94—David KramerFURMAN (7)96—Pete Santora97—Pete Santora99—Daniel Alvarez

John Barry Nusum2000—John Barry Nusum01—John Barry Nusum02—Ricardo ClarkGEORGE MASON (3)85—Michael Reynolds

Sam Sumo92—Joseph AddoHARTWICK (10)63—Anthony Martelli69—Tony Elia

Alec Papadakis73—Dave D’Errico76—Glenn Myernick77—Bill Gazonas79—John Young85—Mark Mettrick87—Mark Mettrick95—Ian McIntyre

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HARVARD (46)10—Lester Cushing

Frank Leland11—Elwyn Bannon

Harry Byng12—Harry Byng13—Elwyn Bannon

Eugene McCallDaniel NeedhamBrayton Nichols

14s—Henry FranckeFrancis GrantWalter Weld

14—J. Coleman JenningsWalter Weld

15—Walter Weld16—Richard Cooke22—Randolph Heizer

John Sullivan24—Walter Pattison25—Laurence Driggs

Joseph MacKinnon26—Richard Thomas30—John Bland

John Faude35—John Dorman

Theodore RobieJames Wood

36—Richard Powell*James Wood*

37—Bernard Jacobson*John Johansen*Thomas Motley*

38—Nelson Hardenbergh*Bernard Jacobson*John Johansen*Howard Mendel*Harold Williams*

39—Howard Mendel*Arthur Page*

40—William Edgar*David Ives*

52—Charles Ufford63—Christian Ohiri72—Chris Papagianis86—John Kerr89—Peter IsaacsHAVERFORD (58)10—Wilmer Young11—Jules Bentley

Howard TaylorWilmer Young

12—Jules BentleyLloyd Smith

13—Thomas ElkintonSamuel Stokes

14s—Thomas ElkintonSamuel Stokes

14—Frank Cary15—Frank Cary

Joseph Stokes16—George Buzby

Walter Shipley17—Robert Barrie

Philip CorsonChester OslerWalter ShipleyClinton ThorpeElmer Thorpe

20—Alfred Muench21—Alfred Muench23—Thomas Garrett

Robert Richie24—Henry Evans

Thomas Garrett25—William Saunders26—Frankland Logan

William Saunders27—William Alsop

Morris EstesWilliam FrazierIngram Richardson

28—William Frazier29—William Frazier

Newman Shirk31—D. Rice Longaker32—Albert Zintl33—A. Thomas Richie34—Chapman Brown36—Leslie Seely*37—Jonathan Evans*

Hubert Taylor*Whittemore Whittier*

38—Jonathan Evans*William Evans*L. Crosby Lewis*Frank Mears*

40—Christopher Evans*Edward Flaccus*Kenneth Roberts*

45—Robert Clayton46—Evan Jones47—Evan Jones48—Andrew Lucine60—Gyula Kovacsics

Hal Taylor

HIGH POINT (1)40—Elvin Lewis*HOWARD (6)59—Peter Hezekiah63—Winston Alexis70—Alvin Henderson71—Keith Aqui

Alvin Henderson72—Ian BainILLINOIS (1)33—StrzepackILL.-CHICAGO (1)70—Nick IwanikINDIANA (26)51—Thomas Morrell55—John Hicks66—Umit Kesim77—Angelo DiBernardo79—Armando Betancourt

Mike Freitag80—Robert Meschbach81—Armando Betancourt87—Ken Snow88—Ken Snow89—Ken Snow90—Chad Deering

Ken Snow94—Brian Maisonneuve

Todd Yeagley97—Dema Kovalenko98—Lazo Alavanja

Dema Kovalenko99—Nick Garcia

Aleksey Korol2001—Pat Noonan02—Pat Noonan

John Swann03—Ned Grabavoy04—Drew Moor

Danny O’RourkeITHACA (1)65—Janos BenedekJAMES MADISON (1)94—Brent BennettJOHNS HOPKINS (1)39—William Briggs*KEENE ST. (1)74—Mickey RooneyKENYON (1)53—Will FergusonLA SALLE (1)60—Tom ScanlonLEHIGH (6)26—Samuel Nevins28—Defler Bullard31—Lewis Byers

John Williams36—Frank Luchard*46—Geza MolnarLOCK HAVEN (3)69—Bruce Parkhill80—Trevor Adair

Tim GarganLONG ISLAND (8)49—Clement Grillo

Gerald Mahrer50—George Andreadis61—Helmut Poje63—Helmut Poje64—Giedris Klivecka66—Reinhold Jabusch81—Richard ChinapooLOYOLA (MD.) (2)74—Jesse Cox78—Peter NotaroLOYOLA MARYMOUNT (1)2002—Andres MurriaguiMARYLAND (14)39—Ernst*40—Ernst*

Maisel*

41—Ports48—Belt64—Roy Eales68—Giancorlo Brandoni

Mario Jelencovich69—Rasim Tugberk86—Gary Furlong97—Leo Cullen2002—Sumed Ibrahim03—Scott Buete

Sumed IbrahimUMBC (1)78—Raymond FordMASSACHUSETTS (1)40—Saul Klaman*MIT (1)38—J.J. Herguth*McDANIEL (3)39—Galbreath*40—Shockley*

Tomlinson*MICHIGAN ST. (14)58—Alberto Sarria59—Cecil Heron

Erich Streder61—Reiner Kemeling62—Rubens Filizola

Reiner Kemeling64—Payton Fuller65—Guy Bush

Nick Krat66—Peter Hens67—Trevor Harris68—Trevor Harris

Tony Keyes70—Art DemlingMIDDLEBURY (5)62—Keith Van Winkle63—Keith Van Winkle64—Davis Webb66—John Garrison67—John MarksMO.-ST. LOUIS (2)73—Kevin Missey

Frank TusinskiNAVY (29)30—George Hutchinson31—John Corry34—Everett Sanderson36—Everett Sanderson*39—Robert Parker*

John Partridge*Refo*

40—Frank Davis*Joseph Reedy*

43—Arturo CalistoWilliam ChairesSamuel GorslineG.A. Reeves

44—Arturo CalistoRobert KirkG.A. Reeves

45—Arturo CalistoArchie Ruggieri

47—Jack CoulterRoger PeardAl Schaufelberger

54—Bruce Newell55—Oleh Karawan58—John Meehan61—Neil Fagan62—Karl Kaeser63—Myron Hura64—Myron Hura67—Tom TeachTCNJ (3)64—Lee Cook65—Lee Cook69—Don FowlerN.J. INST. OF TECH. (1)80—Hernan BorjaNEW MEXICO (1)2004—Jeff Rowland

Danny O’Rourke of Indiana capped his careerwith back-to-back national championships,was named the national player of the year bythe National Soccer Coaches Association andwas awarded the Hermann Trophy.

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NEW YORK U. (1)69—Abdula JamaNORTH CAROLINA (4)87—David Smyth94—Eddie Pope2000—Chris Carrieri01—Daniel JacksonUNC GREENSBORO (2) 97—Sigurdur Eyjolfsson2004—Randi PattersonNORTH CAROLINA ST. (6)84—Sam Okpodu87—Tab Ramos88—Henry Gutierrez90—Dario Brose91—Henry Gutierrez92—Scott SchweitzerNORTHERN ILL. (2)74—Pete Mannos75—Pete MannosNOTRE DAME (1)2004—Christopher SawyerOBERLIN (7)51—Peter Bellows

Richard MillerRobert Palmer

52—Charles Moulder54—Norman Thoms55—Dale Conly56—Kenneth LindforsOHIO (2)65—John Eastman71—Andy SmilesOLD DOMINION (2)85—Tim Borer2003—Trevor McEachronONEONTA ST. (2)73—Farrukh Quraishi74—Farrukh QuraishiPENN (82)10—Crockett

Fenn11—Mellor12—Jones

George McPheePennell

13—Watson14s—Bell

Webster14—Baron

HopkinsMohrWebster

15—BaronHirstMohr

16—BaronEdwardsMohrTinsman

17—William NassauDuncan SpencerTinsman

20—BinghamBinnsDarrowDowlinDuncan SpencerStinson

21—Patton22—Amelia

BeardMcElroy

23—James AndersonHans BoosCastleJames DownsWilliam LingelbachMcLaughlin

24—Hans BoosJames DownsJames GentleWilliam Lingelbach

Charles Stewart25—Hans Boos

James GentleWilliam McDonald

26—William McDonald27—William Lingelbach28—William Lingelbach29—Charles Kullman30—Townsend Anderson

Wallie BrownbackCharles Kullman

31—Townsend AndersonCharles Kullman

32—Carl Hendrickson33—Ramon Gonzalez

John Reilly34—George Faust35—Hampton Carson

Charles ScottJames Stewart

36—Forbes*37—Ridgeway Faust*38—Decker*

Ridgeway Faust*39—Alan Hunter*

Robert McDonald*40—Robert Partridge*42—Andrew Hritz43—Andrew Hritz44—Davis Townsend45—Robert Ketchum46—Branch Blair49—Walter Lownes52—Joseph Devaney53—Gabor Czako58—Richard Williams62—Louis Buck70—Stanley Startzell73—Stephan BaumannPENN ST. (54)26—George Lippencott

Ed Pecori27—Don Edgerton

Dick MarshallStrimlau

28—Dick Marshall29—Herb Allen

Bill LutzBob McCune

30—Bud Anderson31—Al Daykin

Bob McCune32—Al Daykin

Frank Evans33—Ray Bell

J.W. BielickiEd FinzelJ.E. FletcherBob Graham

34—Ray BellJ.W. BielickiBob GrahamBill McEwanBill Sutliff

39—W.R. Hosterman*40—Anibal Galindo*

W.R. Hosterman*41—Anibal Galindo

Woody King42—Dean Hartman

Jose Lonbana43—Jose Lonbana44—Gene Graebner45—John Hamilton

Matlack46—John Hamilton

Dean Hartman48—Ralph Hosterman49—Harry Little50—Harry Little54—Richard Packer

John Pinezich55—Richard Packer

John Pinezich57—Per Torgenson

72—Chris BahrAndrew Rymarczuk

73—Chris Bahr74—Chris Bahr77—Rick Reice78—James Stamatis81—Dan Canter82—Lou Karbiener99—Ricardo VillarPHILADELPHIA U. (18)69—Bob Durham72—George Cholmondeley

Eugene Durham73—Dale Russell74—John Nusum

Dale Russell75—John Nusum

Dale RussellElson Seale

77—Adrian BrooksJohn Nusum

78—Adrian Brooks81—Tom McDonald82—Tom Killeen

Steve McLean83—Steve McLean86—Guy Furfaro89—David BanksPORTLAND (2)88—Scott Bendetti90—Kasey KellerPRINCETON (65)14s—Arthur Jackson14—Moore Gates15—Moore Gates

Harold HoskinsArthur JacksonC. Earl Moore

16—Henry CohuHarold HoskinsArthur Preyer

20—Crossan CooperHarold HuntE. Lawrence Keyes

21—Crossan CooperJohn JewettJohn SmartJ. Moulton ThomasC.J. Woodridge

22—Crossan CooperJohn SmartJ. Moulton ThomasC.J. Woodridge

23—Crossan CooperJohn Smart

24—Willem BarnouwMulford Colebrook

25—Willem BarnouwMulford ColebrookFisher

26—Willem BarnouwJohn PackardCharles Squires

27—Carson CrockerJohn PackardRedman Stewart

28—H. Bradley Sexton31—Samuel Cochrane32—J.J. Troth34—E.P. Oelsner36—R.H. Davison*

Harper Follansebee*Rodman Morgan*

37—Archibald Fletcher*George Johnson*Frederick Richardson*Richard Sylvester*

38—George Johnson*Frederick Richardson*David Watts*

39—Thomas Powell*Frederick Richardson*Ronald Robertson*George Russell*David Watts*

40—Ward Chamberlain*

Robert Ewing*Richard Plummer*Edward Robie*

42—Chandler BrewerWard ChamberlainJ.J. Palmer

46—Willem Van Breda Kolff47—Robert Rogers77—Paul Milone92—Joseph Thieman95—Jesse MarschPROVIDENCE (1)87—Seamus PurcellPURDUE (3)56—Paul Coward57—Telahun Bekele

Paul CowardQUINCY (6)70—Alan Harte71—Alan Harte

John Schneider72—Alan Harte75—Sam Bick77—Emilio JohnRADFORD (1)91—Dante WashingtonRENSSELAER (7)42—Schubert43—Jarina

LilleyPalmerFelix Teran

50—Gustavo Gomez51—Jacques AugusterRHODE ISLAND (4)80—Kevin Murphy95—Andrew Williams96—Andrew Williams2001—Nicholas McCreathROCHESTER (1)58—Theodore ZornowRUTGERS (6)60—Walt Schmidt83—David Masur87—Peter Vermes90—Steve Rammel91—Alexi Lalas93—Pedro LopesRUTGERS-NEWARK (1)66—Myron BakunST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) (4)76—Dragan Radovich77—Dragan Radovich78—Dragan Radovich79—Clyde O’GarroST. JOHN’S (N.Y.) (4)95—Ben Hickey97—Kevin Daly2002—Chris Wingert03—Chris WingertST. LOUIS (27)59—John Dueker61—Robert Malone62—Gerry Balassi

Bill Vieth63—Thomas Hennessey64—Don Ceresia

Pat McBride65—Carl Gentile

Pat McBride66—Jack Kinealy67—Walter Werner70—Al Trost71—Mike Seerey74—Bruce Hudson76—Ty Keough78—Ty Keough81—John Hayes88—Mark Santel90—Mark Santel93—Shane Battelle

Brian McBride94—Matt McKeon

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95—Matt McKeon98—Kevin Kalish99—Jeff DiMaria2001—Dipsy Selolwane03—Vedad IbisevicSAN DIEGO ST. (1)69—Peter GoosensSAN FRANCISCO (9)49—Stephan Negoesco53—William Cox

Manuel Ortiz67—Kirk Apostolidis68—Torgier Hague76—Andy Atuegbu82—Erik Nelson93—Staale Soebye94—Staale SoebyeSAN FRAN. ST. (1)61—Gerald LiSAN JOSE ST. (9)64—Albert Korbus65—Lewis Fraser67—Henry Camacho68—Manuel Hernandez

Fred Nourzad69—Manuel Hernandez70—Aladin Rodrigues2000—Jorge Martinez

Ryan SuarezSANTA CLARA (3)89—Cameron Rast91—Cameron Rast99—Eric DentonSETON HALL (7)50—James Hannah

William Sheppell51—James Hannah88—Patrick O’Kelly89—Patrick O’Kelly92—Hector Zamora2004—Sacha KlestanSOUTH CAROLINA (4)87—Doug Allison89—Clark Brisson90—Tom Loeber95—Clint MathisSOUTH FLA. (4)67—Sandor Hites82—Roy Wegerle83—Roy Wegerle96—Mike MekelburgSOUTHERN ILL. (1)81—Tom GroarkSIU EDWARDSVILLE (4)75—Greg Makowski76—Greg Makowski77—Greg Makowski86—Steve TrittshuhSOUTHERN METHODIST (19)78—George Ryan79—Saeid Baghvardani

Randy Phillips80—Saeid Baghvardani

Kamal KhalilianRandy Phillips

86—Mark Francis88—Kevin Grimes89—Kevin Grimes92—Alan Prampin97—Daniel Hernandez99—Carl Bussey

Mohamed Fahim2000—Carl Bussey01—Byron Foss

Luchi GonzalezDiego Walsh

02—Diego Walsh04—Ugochukwu IhemeluSPRINGFIELD (23)32—Parker

Robertson33—Robertson34—Rees

36—Kay*Spahr*

37—Beiber*Mayer*Munro*

38—Gray*39—Babb*

Gray*Munro*Roberts*

40—Gray*41—Jarina

Schmidt47—Hogan48—Moutinho52—Charles Butt

Joseph Marshall53—Jay Gernand57—Daniel SullivanSTANFORD (4)98—Jamie Clark2000—Ryan Nelsen01—Lee Morrison02—Todd DunivantSWARTHMORE (21)28—Henry Coles

Howard JohnsonHenry Rudy

29—Howard Johnson30—Richard Bond31—Henry Rudy

Willis Stetson35—Thomas Hallowell

Oliver Pearson36—John Beck*

Thomas Hallowell*Oliver Pearson*

37—Richard Brunhouse*Gary White*

38—Gary White*39—Charles Crothers*41—Stanton Cope47—Christian Pederson

Rolf Valtin51—George Place57—Sergei RetinovSYRACUSE (3)32—Black

McEwan33—BlackTEMPLE (21)39—George Nemchik*42—Pete Lorenc44—Walter Bahr46—Fred Barlow

Al LaversonBen McLaughlin

47—John HughesTom Lambert

48—Tom Lambert52—Jack Dunn53—Leonard Oliver54—Jack Dunn

Leonard Oliver55—Robert Simpson59—Walter Chyzowych

James Gallo60—William Charlton66—John Boles67—Jacob Meehl68—Bob Peffle78—George LesywTOWSON (5)39—Jack Hart*

John Shock*40—Jack Hart*

John Shock*56—Henry LitchfussTRINITY (CONN.) (4)49—Godfrey Nelson53—Winfield Carlough

Neil Mutschler56—Douglas RaynardTULSA (1)2004—Ryan Pore

UCLA (20)58—Mohamad Ganie

Edward LoprestoRemo Tabello

78—Ole Mikkelsen84—Dale Ervine85—Paul Caligiuri86—Paul Caligiuri90—William Thompson91—Brad Friedel

Mike Lappas92—Brad Friedel

Joe-Max Moore93—Jorge Salcedo95—Chris Snitko96—Tahj Jakins98—Seth George99—Sasha Victorine2002—Tim Pierce03—Leonard Griffin04—Mike EnfieldVANDERBILT (1)96—Tony KuhnVERMONT (4)76—Carl Christensen81—Skip Gilbert82—Skip Gilbert89—Kevin WylieVIRGINIA (24)39—Grenough*40—Keyes*84—John Gaffney86—George Gelnovatch

John Harkes87—John Harkes

Robert Willen88—Jeff Agoos

Tony Meola89—Tony Meola90—Jeff Agoos91—Claudio Reyna92—Ben Crawley

Claudio Reyna93—Claudio Reyna94—Brandon Pollard95—Mike Fisher

Brandon Pollard96—Mike Fisher97—Ben Olsen98—Chris Albright

Matt Chulis2001—Kyle Martino02—Alecko EskandarianVA. COMMONWEALTH (1)2004—Gonzalo SegaresWAKE FOREST (2)2003—Will Hesmer04—Justin MooseWASHINGTON (2)2003—C.J. Klaas04—C.J. KlaasWASHINGTON (MD.) (1)58—John JenningsWASHINGTON-ST. LOUIS (1)61—Magid KriaWESLEYAN (CONN.) (5)39—Coote*40—Freeman*

Josephson*Waters*

53—Henry FordWEST CHESTER (11)49—Louis Dollarton50—Louis Dollarton

Ralph Stern51—Anthony Puglisi52—Anthony Puglisi55—Sergio Rey56—Raymond Wilson57—Thomas Fleck60—Barry Remley61—Don Williams62—Don Williams

WEST VIRGINIA (1)67—Ron McEachenWESTERN ILL. (2)77—John Maciel79—Ray TaylorWHEATON (ILL.) (4)54—Paul Clark55—David Arnold56—Michael Easterling57—Michael EasterlingWILLIAM & MARY (3)97—Wade Barrett98—Adin Brown99—Adin BrownWILLIAMS (4)29—John Bright38—Fox*39—Fox*61—Alvord RutherfordWISCONSIN (2)93—Tim Deck95—Scott LamphearWIS.-MILWAUKEE (1)91—Manuel LagosWOOSTER (3)72—Tom Kazembe73—Tom Kazembe74—Tom KazembeWPI (1)38—David McEwen*YALE (44)10—Gay11—Gay

Tann12—Dickey

DickinsonGay

13—Dickey14s—Shepard

Tripp16—Wood20—Coburn23—Fisher24—Zantzinger25—Milliken

Zantzinger28—Ruddy

Smith29—Ashley

Robertson30—Freeman

Whiteclans32—Jordan35—Coerr

PondWard

36—Badger*Lasell*

37—Carter*Keefe*Raleigh*

38—Dickinson*39—Erickson*40—Carton*

Haines*41—Cummings

Haines42—Cummings

Millet44—Abbath45—Brice56—Michael Cooke82—Kevin Maher84—Jeffrey Duback86—Jeffrey DubackNOTE: *Indicates that only district all-America teams were selected. No teamswere selected in 1918 and 1919. In1914, the soccer season was moved fromthe spring to the fall; 14s indicates thespring season of 1914.

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Division II First-Team All-America

(1981-2004)

1981G–Mike Ziegas, HartfordD–Bob Deegan, Mt. St. Mary’sD–Tim Gargan, Lock HavenD–Robby Gould, Lock HavenD–Carlos Juarez, Cal St. L.A.D–Tim Murphy, Mo.-St. LouisF–Ron Basile, Southern Conn. St.F–Junior Salmon, HartfordF–John Sintic, Col. of CharlestonF–John Tallarido, Mt. St. Mary’sF–Boniface Uche, New Haven

1982G–Rick Bratincevic, UCFD–Hylton Dayes, Wright St.D–George Fernandez, Cal St. East BayD–Robby Gould, Lock HavenD–Steve Petuskey, Sacramento St.D–Lou Vulovich, OaklandF–Ron Basile, Southern Conn. St.F–Peter Johansson, TampaF–Lawrence Taplah, Sacred HeartF–Mark Vanston, BridgeportF–Benedict Wisseh, Bridgeport

1983G–Stanley Dippel, TrumanD–Hylton Dayes, Wright St.D–Lou Forgione, Southern Conn. St.D–Robby Gould, Lock HavenD–Mundel Numan, OaklandM–Ben Collins, Florida Int’lM–George Fernandez, Cal St. East BayM–Sean Kenny, Keene St.F–Ronald Basile, Southern Conn. St.F–John McCully, Keene St.F–Frank Wolk, Indiana (Pa.)

1984G–John Stahl, Mo.-St. LouisD–Darryl Case, LongwoodD–Hylton Dayes, Wright St.D–Jan Eriksson, Davis & ElkinsM–Jon Sakshaug, Southern N.H.M–Boniface Uche, New HavenM–Rob van Rheenan, GannonF–Per-Ake Jonsson, TampaF–Rob Trafton, Randolph-MaconF–Gerry van De Merwe, GannonF–Mark Vanston, Bridgeport

1985G–Paul Annan, LibertyD–Hylton Dayes, Wright St.D–Samuel Johnson, LibertyD–Ian McDonald, Davis & ElkinsM–Brian Bliss, Southern Conn. St.M–Rob Campbell, Wright St.M–Hans van Rheenen, GannonF–Meally Freeman, OaklandF–Gerry van De Merwe, GannonF–Mark Vanston, BridgeportF–Elias Zurita, Southern Conn. St.

1986G–Lawrence Howley, Mt. St. Mary’sD–Brian Bliss, Southern Conn. St.D–John Ford, RollinsD–Phillip Stephenson, Lock HavenM–Gary Haizel, OaklandM–Ronald Murphy, Southern N.H.M–Mark Verille, BryantF–Munga Eketebi, Florida Int’lF–William Manning, BridgeportF–Jon Sakshaug, Southern N.H.F–Gerry van De Merwe, Gannon

1987G–Jeff Storrs, Seattle PacificD–Jeffrey Robinson, LongwoodD–John Stewart, OaklandD–Eric Wilckens, East StroudsburgM–William Galka, Southern Conn. St.M–Oyvind Klausen, RollinsM–Thor Lee, Cal St. NorthridgeF–Brent Fenstermacher, East StroudsburgF–Ray Jones, LongwoodF–Joey Kirk, Cal St. NorthridgeF–Chris Sullivan, Tampa

1988G–Jeff Robben, Mo.-St. LouisD–Michael Edge, LongwoodD–Gary Smallshaw, GannonD–Scott Wibbenmeyer, Mo.-St. LouisF–Silverio Araujo, BryantF–Steve Freeman, Florida TechF–Jon Guppy, Southern N.H.F–Ray Jones, LongwoodF–Steve Lazarus, Cal St. NorthridgeF–Ronald Murphy, Southern N.H.F–Ignacio Navarette, Cal St. East Bay

1989G–Andrew McGovern, MercyD–Paul Moylan, East StroudsburgD–Tom Reasoner, TampaD–Gary Smallshaw, GannonM–Jon Guppy, Southern N.H.M–Jason Haupt, UNC GreensboroM–Ignacio Navarette, Cal St. East BayF–Steve Freeman, Florida TechF–John Galkowski, Mo.-St. LouisF–Ike Ofoje, Southern N.H.F–Scott Wulferdingen, Cal St. Chico

1990G–Justin Throneburg, TampaD–Gary Smallshaw, GannonD–Henrick Svartborn, Southern Conn. St.D–Totty Totty, Southern N.H.M–John DeBrito, Southern Conn. St.M–Jason Haupt, UNC GreensboroM–Gary Ross, Lock HavenF–Tal Benaya, BridgeportF–Ike Ofoje, Southern N.H.F–Chris Payne, Florida TechF–Vasco Rubio, Seattle Pacific

1991G–Marcus Hahnemann, Seattle PacificD–Dylan Lewis, Florida TechD–Andrew McMahon, StonehillD–Victor Pace, S.C. UpstateM–Hallstein Arnarson, Cal St. StanislausM–Jose Tirado, BentleyM–Christopher Zimmer, Sonoma St.F–William Bohn, MillersvilleF–Danny Robuck, S.C. UpstateF–Adrian Rush, TampaF–Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech

1992G–Adeboyega Oshoniyi, Southern Conn. St.D–Kevin Anderson, Southern Conn. St.D–James Dunn, Seattle PacificD–Mikael Grennas, TampaM–Jeff Bailey, Franklin PierceM–Altimont Butler, Southern N.H.M–Mark Waite, Lock HavenF–Jason Dunn, Seattle PacificF–Edward Enders, Florida TechF–Jeremy Gunn, Cal St. BakersfieldF–Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech

1993G–Adeboyega Oshoniyi, Southern Conn. St.D–Eric Cunningham, Sonoma St.D–Christian da Silva, Southern Conn. St.D–James Dunn, Seattle Pacific

M–Marlon Burgess, S.C. UpstateM–Altimont Butler, Southern N.H.M–Kelly Jacobson, Cal St. ChicoF–Tom Czop, Wis.-ParksideF–Jason Dunn, Seattle PacificF–Richard Sharpe, Florida TechF–Stilian Shishkev, Lander

1994G–Mark Caudle, WingateD–Steve Bence, RollinsD–Jason Gould, Wis.-ParksideD–Scott Halkett, S.C. UpstateM–Marlon Burgess, S.C. UpstateM–Ulf Lilius, TampaM–Sherwin Mullin, Southern Conn. St.F–Michael Feniger, East StroudsburgF–Warren Lewis, Southern N.H.F–Stilian Shishkev, LanderF–Mali Walton, Oakland

1995G–Jeremy Ransom, PresbyterianD–Josh Bahr, Truman D–Scott Halkett, S.C. UpstateD–Christian Penny, Lock HavenM–Nate Daligcon, Seattle PacificM–James May, PresbyterianM–Patrick White, Wis.-ParksideF–Seamus Donnelly, Franklin PierceF–Michael Feniger, East StroudsburgF–Ricci Greenwood, Seattle PacificF–Sherwin Mullin, Southern Conn. St.F–Henrik Nebrelius, Tampa

1996G–Rick Koczak, Southern Conn. St.D–Glenn Francis, MercyhurstD–Mark Moore, Southern N.H.D–Roger Palm, TampaD–Michael Petke, Southern Conn. St.M–Shawn Boney, Southern Conn. St.M–James May, PresbyterianM–David Siers, Wis.-ParksideM–Lee Williams, Le MoyneF–Michael Feniger, East StroudsburgF–Bill Kennedy, Queens (N.Y.)F–Itai Mor, Southern Conn. St.F–John Smith, Rollins

1997G–Greg Meyer, UC-Colo. Spgs.D–Matt Harmer, Pfeiffer D–Mark Moore, Southern N.H.D–Mike Petke, Southern Conn. St.D–Darren Warham, LynnM–Jon Akin, St. LeoM–Ross Comeaux, Ala.-HuntsvilleM–Matt Little, SIU Edwardsville M–Anders Paulsson, TampaM–Calum Robertson, Fort LewisF–Anton Brown, LanderF–Sean Crawford, East StroudsburgF–Itai Mor, Southern Conn. St.F–Joe Munoz, Cal St. BakersfieldF–Henrik Nebrelius, Tampa

1998G–Jason Wright, QuincyD–Gareth Dunn, LynnD–Mark Fitzgerald, MercyhurstD–Gilbert Jean-Baptiste, Southern Conn. St.D–Darren Warham, LynnM–Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St.M–Alvaro Fiqueroia, Francis MarionM–Rich Hansen, Fort LewisM–Milos Tomic, Grand CanyonF–David Hayes, WingateF–Johan Kron, SouthamptonF–Henrik Ronnevig, S.C. UpstateF–Khari Sharieff, S.C. Upstate

1999G–Steve Berglund, Fort LewisD–John Thompson, LewisD–Luc Cisna, Fort LewisD–Luke McLean, Charleston (W.V.)

M–Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St.M–Matt Hein, IPFWM–Adam Riesz, Wis.-ParksideF–Henrik Ronnevig, S.C. UpstateF–Manoel Coelho, Grand CanyonF–Johan Kron, SouthamptonF–Rune Thuestad, West Va. Wesleyan

2000G–Thom Peer, Wis.-ParksideD–Anthony DeLucia, Southern Conn. St.D–John Thompson, LewisD–Josh Greiner, Clayton St.M–Alex Bengard, Cal St. Dom. HillsM–Bobby Saadati, UC San DiegoM–Felix Brilliant, Franklin PierceF–Chris Bagley, St. AnselmF–Dzevat Nikocaj, Francis MarionF–Juan Carlos Bolanos, Cal St. Dom. HillsF–Moussa Sy, Dowling

2001G–Thom Peer, Wis.-ParksideD–Joe Cartlidge, Cal St. Dom. HillsD–Vincent Kwarula, Southern Conn. St.D–John Thompson, LewisM–Georges Haba, DowlingM–Sean Lockhart, Cal St. Dom. HillsM–Justin McMillian, SIU EdwardsvilleF–Luiz Araujo, Grand CanyonF–Davy Arnaud, West Tex. A&MF–Roy Fink, TampaF–Anthony Maher, Mercyhurst

2002G–Jorge Geddes, West Va. WesleyanD–Ross Lumsden, LynnD–Kevin Nylen, St. AnselmD–Sean Stewart, East StroudsburgM–Ricardo Lara, Incarnate WordM–Oliver Medina, Southern Conn. St.M–Khano Smith, Lees-McRaeF–Joey Mejias, Cal St. BakersfieldF–Alen Marcina, BarryF–Olivier Occean, Southern Conn. St.F–Mounir Tajiou, Southern N.H.

2003G–Dominic Jakubek, Cal St. ChicoD–Ross Lumsden, LynnD–Kamar Samuels, East StroudsburgD–Jonathan Shum, UC San DiegoM–Matt Davey, UC San DiegoM–Victor Guerrero, Cal St. Dom. HillsM–Addae Rique, SIU EdwardsvilleF–Lars Bakker, Franklin PierceF–Jorge Chapoy, East StroudsburgF–Olivier Occean, Southern Conn. St.F–Carl Thomas, SIU Edwardsville

2004G–Bruce Motten, Queens (N.C.)D–Jonathon Curran, Mass.-LowellD–Drew Rhea, Cal St. BakersfieldD–Daniell Robertson, RollinsM–Sascha Gorres, UNC PembrokeM–Gary Lynch, S.C. UpstateM–Ricardo Raposo, BarryF–Lubomir Bogdanov, Incarnate WordF–Christopher Joyce, Franklin PierceF–Bobby McAlister, SeattleF–Usiel Vazquez, Southern Conn. St.

Division II First-Team All-AmericansBy School

ALA.-HUNTSVILLE (1)97—Ross ComeauxBARRY (2)2002—Alen Marcina04—Ricardo Raposo

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BENTLEY (1)91—Jose TiradoBRIDGEPORT (6)82—Mark Vanston

Benedict Wisseh84—Mark Vanston85—Mark Vanston86—William Manning90—Tal BenayaBRYANT (2)86—Mark Verille88—Silverio AraujoUC SAN DIEGO (3)2000—Bobby Saadati01—Matt Davey

Jonathon ShumCAL ST. BAKERSFIELD (4)92—Jeremy Gunn97—Joe Munoz2002—Joey Mejias04—Drew RheaCAL ST. CHICO (3)89—Scott Wulferdingen93—Kelly Jacobson2003—Dominic JakubekCAL ST. DOM. HILLS (5)2000—Alex Bengard

Juan Carlos Bolanos01—Joe Cartlidge

Sean Lockhart03—Victor GuerreoCAL ST. EAST BAY (4)82—George Fernandez83—George Fernandez88—Ignacio Navarette89—Ignacio NavaretteCAL ST. L.A. (1)81—Carlos JuarezCAL ST. NORTHRIDGE (3)87—Joey Kirk

Thor Lee88—Steve LazarusCAL ST. STANISLAUS (1)91—Hallstein ArnarsonUCF (1)82—Rick BratincevicCOL. OF CHARLESTON (1)81—John SinticCHARLESTON (W.V.) (1)99—Luke McLeanCLAYTON ST. (1)2000—Josh GreinerUC-COLO. SPGS. (1)97—Greg MeyerDAVIS & ELKINS (2)84—Jan Eriksson85—Ian McDonaldDOWLING (2)2000—Moussa Sy01—Georges HabaEAST STROUDSBURG (10)87—Brent Fenstermacher

Eric Wilckens89—Paul Moylan94—Michael Feniger95—Michael Feniger96—Michael Feniger97—Sean Crawford2002—Sean Stewart03—Jorge Chapoy

Kamar SamuelsFLORIDA INT’L (2)83—Ben Collins86—Munga EketebiFLORIDA TECH (8)88—Steve Freeman89—Steve Freeman90—Chris Payne91—Dylan Lewis

Richard Sharpe

92—Edward EndersRichard Sharpe

93—Richard SharpeFORT LEWIS (4)97—Calum Robertson98—Rich Hansen99—Steve Berglund

Luc CisnaFRANCIS MARION (2)98—Alvaro Fiqueroia2000—Dzevat NikocajFRANKLIN PIERCE (5)92—Jeff Bailey95—Seamus Donnelly2000—Felix Brilliant03—Lars Bakker04—Christopher JoyceGANNON (8)84—Gerry van De Merwe

Rob van Rheenan85—Gerry van De Merwe

Hans van Rheenan86—Gerry van De Merwe88—Gary Smallshaw89—Gary Smallshaw90—Gary SmallshawGRAND CANYON (3)98—Milos Tomic99—Manoel Coelho2001—Luiz AraujoHARTFORD (2)81—Junior Salmon

Mike ZiegasINCARNATE WORD (2)2002—Ricardo Lara04—Lubomir BogdanovINDIANA (PA.) (1)83—Frank WolkIPFW (1)99—Matt HeinKEENE ST. (2)83—Sean Kenny

John McCullyLANDER (3)93—Stilian Shishkev94—Stilian Shishkev97—Anton BrownLe MOYNE (1)96—Lee WilliamsLEES-McRAE (1)2002—Khano SmithLEWIS (3)99—John Thompson2000—John Thompson01—John ThompsonLIBERTY (2)85—Paul Annan

Samuel JohnsonLOCK HAVEN (8)81—Tim Gargan

Robby Gould82—Robby Gould83—Robby Gould86—Phillip Stephenson90—Gary Ross92—Mark Waite95—Christian PennyLONGWOOD (5)84—Darryl Case87—Ray Jones

Jeffrey Robinson88—Michael Edge

Ray JonesLYNN (5)97—Darren Warham98—Gareth Dunn

Darren Warham2002—Ross Lumsden03—Ross LumsdenMASS.-LOWELL (1)2004—Jonathon CurranMERCY (1)89—Andrew McGovern

MERCYHURST (3)97—Glenn Francis98—Mark Fitzgerald2001—Anthony MaherMILLERSVILLE (1)91—William BohnMO.-ST. LOUIS (5)81—Tim Murphy84—John Stahl88—Jeff Robben

Scott Wibbenmeyer89—John GalkowskiMT. ST. MARY’S (3)81—Bob Deegan

John Tallarido86—Lawrence HowleyNEW HAVEN (2)81—Boniface Uche84—Boniface UcheUNC GREENSBORO (2)89—Jason Haupt90—Jason HauptUNC PEMBROKE (1)2004—Sascha GorresOAKLAND (6)82—Lou Vulovich83—Mundel Numan85—Meally Freeman86—Gary Haizel87—John Stewart94—Mali WaltonPFEIFFER (1)97—Matt HarmerPRESBYTERIAN (3)95—James May

Jeremy Ransom96—James MayQUEENS (N.Y.) (1)96—Bill KennedyQUEENS (N.C.) (1)2004—Bruce MottenQUINCY (1)98—Jason WrightRANDOLPH-MACON (1)84—Rob TraftonROLLINS (5)86—John Ford87—Oyvind Klausen94—Steve Bence96—John Smith2004—Daniell RobertsonSACRAMENTO ST. (1)82—Steve PetuskeySACRED HEART (1)82—Lawrence TaplahST. ANSELM (2)2000—Chris Bagley02—Kevin NylenSEATTLE (1)2004—Bobby McAlisterSEATTLE PACIFIC (9)87—Jeff Storrs90—Vasco Rubio91—Marcus Hahnemann92—James Dunn

Jason Dunn93—James Dunn

Jason Dunn95—Nate Daligcon

Ricci GreenwoodSONOMA ST. (2)91—Christopher Zimmer93—Eric CunninghamS.C. UPSTATE (10)91—Victor Pace

Danny Robuck93—Marlon Burgess94—Marlon Burgess

Scott Halkett95—Scott Halkett98—Henrik Ronnevig

Khari Sharieff

99—Henrik Ronnevig2004—Gary LynchSOUTHAMPTON (2)98—Johan Kron99—Johan KronSOUTHERN CONN. ST. (31)81—Ron Basile82—Ron Basile83—Ron Basile

Lou Forgione85—Brian Bliss

Elias Zurita86—Brian Bliss87—William Galka90—John DeBrito

Henrick Svartborn92—Kevin Anderson

Adeboyega Oshoniyi93—Christian da Silva

Adeboyega Oshoniyi94—Sherwin Mullin95—Sherwin Mullin96—Shawn Boney

Rick KoczakItai MorMike Petke

97—Itai MorMike Petke

98—Assaf DagaiGilbert Jean-Baptiste

99—Assaf Dagai2000—Anthony DeLucia01—Vincent Kwarula02—Oliver Medina

Oliver Occean03—Oliver Occean04—Usiel VazquezSIU EDWARDSVILLE (3)2001—Justin McMillian03—Addae Rique

Carl ThomasSOUTHERN N.H. (15)84—Jon Sakshaug86—Ronald Murphy

Jon Sakshaug88—Jon Guppy

Ronald Murphy89—Jon Guppy

Ike Ofoje90—Ike Ofoje

Totty Totty92—Altimont Butler93—Altimont Butler94—Warren Lewis96—Mark Moore97—Mark Moore2002—Mounir TajiouSTONEHILL (1)91—Andrew McMahonTAMPA (12)82—Peter Johansson84—Per-Ake Jonsson87—Chris Sullivan89—Tom Reasoner90—Justin Throneburg91—Adrian Rush92—Mikael Grennas94—Ulf Lilius95—Henrik Nebrelius96—Roger Palm97—Henrik Nebrelius2001—Roy FinkTRUMAN (2)83—Stanley Dippel95—Josh BahrWEST TEX. A&M (1)2001—Davy ArnaudWEST VA. WESLEYAN (2)99—Rune Thuestad2002—Jorge GeddesWINGATE (2)94—Mark Caudle98—David Hayes

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WIS.-PARKSIDE (7)93—Tom Czop94—Jason Gould95—Patrick White96—David Siers99—Adam Riesz2000—Thom Peer01—Thom PeerWRIGHT ST. (5)82—Hylton Dayes83—Hylton Dayes84—Hylton Dayes85—Hylton Dayes

Rob Campbell

Division III First-Team All-America

(1981-2004)

1981G–Keith Brown, BowdoinD–Henrik Ambarchean, Fredonia St.D–Andy Bakun, N.J. Inst. of Tech.D–Gianni Bussani, Buffalo St.D–John McDonagh, Plattsburgh St.D–Mike Noonan, MiddleburyF–Jamie Hutchins, MiddleburyF–Robert Philbrick, AmherstF–Kwame Poku, BowdoinF–Ian Wilson, Keene St.F–David Wright, Cortland St.

1982G–Bill McNeel, ScrantonD–Halefom Belay, Cortland St.D–Frank Ciliberto, Cortland St.D–Kevin Healey, BrandeisD–Mustapha Janneh, Buffalo St.D–Mike Noonan, MiddleburyF–Adam Bature, Coast GuardF–Steve Clark, Plymouth St.F–Bill Denniston, Bethany (W.V.)F–Michael Doherty, BinghamtonF–James Fisher, Babson

1983G–John Amorim, LynchburgD–Thomas Huber, Cortland St.D–Mark McNabb, BabsonD–John Nathan, Wesleyan (Conn.)D–Ray Paulius, N.J. Inst. of Tech.M–Charles Gilje, AlfredM–Ed Radwanski, UNC GreensboroM–Andrew Taylor, Wheaton (Ill.)F–Steve Clark, Plymouth St.F–Robert DiNunzio, Buffalo St.F–Michael Sweeney, UNC Greensboro

1984G–Anthony Gatto, Buffalo St.D–Amaro Gonclaves, WPID–David Kouwe, Wheaton (Ill.)D–Richard Wyman, Ohio WesleyanM–Jeffrey McEvoy, WilliamsM–Ed Radwanski, UNC GreensboroM–Timothy Stephens, AmherstF–Derrick Beare, EmoryF–Mark Burke, ColbyF–Robert DiNunzio, Buffalo St.F–Paul Schojan, Rochester Inst.

1985G–Chris Hagemann, Wheaton (Ill.)D–Dave Jones, ElizabethtownD–James McCully, BrandeisD–Mark Sullivan, BabsonM–Brian Japp, UNC GreensboroM–Jeffrey McEvoy, WilliamsM–David Wolf, Wheaton (Ill.)F–Mark Burke, ColbyF–James Chase, Frostburg St.F–Ted Delladera, RoanokeF–Marc Tirikian, Kalamazoo

1986G–Kevin Wolfe, Connecticut Col.D–Greg Armand, N.C. WesleyanD–Gerard Mosley, Chris. NewportD–Angelo Panzetta, Rochester Inst.M–Thomas Little, AmherstM–Mathew Byers, Ohio WesleyanM–Chris Parsons, MiddleburyF–Greg Boyle, RowanF–Bryan Bundy, Ohio WesleyanF–Jeffrey Geddes, Connecticut Col.F–Vincent Maggio, TCNJ

1987G–Jeff Kaplan, Ohio WesleyanD–Daniel Calichman, WilliamsD–Raul Martynek, BinghamtonD–Angelo Panzetta, Rochester Inst.M–Toby Clark, PrincipiaM–Nikolai Nachamkin, WilliamsM–Shane Shackford, Mary WashingtonF–Alvaro Ibanez, Salem St.F–Michael Masters, WilliamsF–Edwin Rigaud, AmherstF–Andrew Szalaji, Binghamton

1988G–Robert Blanck, WilliamsD–Drew Dimatos, Ohio WesleyanD–Angelo Panzetta, Rochester Inst.D–Matthew Sala, ElizabethtownM–Shane Shackford, Mary WashingtonF–Greg Bajek, KeanF–Ian Banda, WoosterF–Alvaro Ibanez, Salem St.F–Michael Masters, WilliamsF–Jamie McGroarty, RowanF–Julio Del Real, Rockford

1989G–Steve Goodson, Claremont-M-SD–Daniel Calichman, WilliamsD–Grant Perry, Rochester Inst.D–Ian Williams, MuhlenbergM–Chris Apple, RochesterM–Robbie Martin, ElizabethtownM–Shane Shackford, Mary WashingtonF–Matt Arnett, EmoryF–Ian Banda, WoosterF–Chris Bingman, MuhlenbergF–Lee Tschantret, Albany (N.Y.)

1990G–Jay Varrato, ElizabethtownD–Ho Lee, EmoryD–Robbie Martin, ElizabethtownD–Ian Williams, MuhlenbergM–Ian Banda, WoosterM–Kevin Mills, KenyonM–Philip Wolf, Wheaton (Ill.)F–Derek Bylsma, KalamazooF–Michael Grimsley, GreensboroF–Robert Lake, WilliamsF–Michael McFarland, Va. Wesleyan

1991G–Zac Shaw, IthacaD–Jonathan Byers, Claremont-M-SD–Orjan Hult, WilliamsD–Andy Logar, RowanM–Kevin Mills, KenyonM–Henrique Silva, Salem St.M–Philip Wolf, Wheaton (Ill.) F–Vezir Ajro, Wesleyan (Conn.)F–Fredy Guiran, KeanF–Andrew Kessinger, Ohio WesleyanF–Michael McFarland, Va. Wesleyan

1992G–Aaron Ewert, RoanokeD–John Atherton, MiddleburyD–Dominick Bucci, Montclair St.D–Jonathan Byers, Claremont-M-SM–Christopher Duff, Ohio WesleyanM–Jason Rich, Rochester Inst.

M–Eric Smith, ElizabethtownF–Michael Donovan, KenyonF–Fred Guiran, KeanF–Michael McFarland, Va. WesleyanF–Jeffrey Saunders, Hobart

1993G–Lee Schopp, HopeD–Matt Bitsko, Randolph-MaconD–Leigh Sillery, KenyonD–Peter Spear, Connecticut Col.M–Christopher Duff, Ohio WesleyanM–Patrick Skulley, ColbyM–Tom Walthall, Mary WashingtonF–Noah Epstein, Colorado Col.F–Jim Hesch, Cortland St.F–Mark Phillips, KenyonF–Chris Rooney, UC San Diego

1994G–Malleh Sallah, Bethany (W.V.)D–Tom Anagnost, KalamazooD–Gary Gray, TCNJD–Doug Morabito, Western Conn. St.M–Wayne Albertyn, KenyonM–Mike Duffy, Va. WesleyanM–John Im, Rochester Inst.F–Mike Henning, Randolph-MaconF–Arron Lujan, Colorado Col.F–Wayne Street, Ohio WesleyanF–John Thompson, Williams

1995G–Michael Oehlmann, RowanD–Tom Auchenbach, MuhlenbergD–Kenneth Hoey, MethodistD–Terry Kaufman, WilliamsM–Wayne Albertyn, KenyonM–Gary DePalma, Va. WesleyanM–Doug Hess, ElizabethtownF–Tim Averelll, MuhlenbergF–Obi Moneme, Ohio WesleyanF–Brad Murray, WilliamsF–Chris Tassy, Messiah

1996G–Joseph Eimer, Richard StocktonD–David Cherosky, HiramD–Jim Finnerty, Fredonia St.D–Rob McOmish, Montclair St.M–Wayne Albertyn, KenyonM–Dan Pucci, BabsonM–Clint Regier, Trinity (Tex.)F–Jason Cairns, TCNJF–Brady Murray, WilliamsF–Andre White, St. Lawrence

1997G–Dan Welch, MacalesterD–Greg Classen, WilliamsD–Lance Key, Trinity (Tex.)D–Bradley Myers, Otterbein M–Dan Collins, GreensboroM–Jaime Ramirez, Trinity (Tex.)M–Gregory Stevcic, GettysburgF–Eric Brown, Wheaton (Ill.)F–Jason Cairns, TCNJ F–Kirk Dietrich, Rochester F–Robert Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.)

1998G–Greg Sutton, St. LawrenceD–Stephen Danbusky, WilliamsD–David DeCew, BowdoinD–Lance Key, Trinity (Tex.)M–Ben Hardy, MiddleburyM–Armin Heuberger, MacalesterM–Scott Mury, Trinity (Tex.)F–Matt Diggs, AmherstF–Robert Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.)F–Richard Ronemus, GreensboroF–Jason Vishio, Gettysburg

1999G–Mike Bizon, Hampden-SydneyD–Ali Montacer, St. LawrenceD–Lance Key, Trinity (Tex.)D–Matthew Mageira, WilliamsM–Dan Annan, St. Lawrence

M–Andy Apstein, BatesM–John Giannacopoulos, MiddleburyM–Scott Mury, Trinity (Tex.)F–Tye Tolentino, Puget SoundF–Rob Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.)F–Eric Brown Wheaton (Ill.)F–Kevin Jensen, St. Olaf

2000G–Brent Camp, Hardin-SimmonsD–Adam Donroe, Wheaton (Mass.)D–Ali Montacer, St. LawrenceD–Scott Crowell, Gust. AdolphusM–Ignacio Scarella, RowanM–Josef Powell, WilliamsM–Trevor Harrison, Hardin-SimmonsF–Alex Blake, WilliamsF–Brad Davis, Trinity (Tex.)F–Scott Deopere, Wis.-OshkoshF–Ted Giannacopoulos, Williams

2001G–Chris Boyles, MessiahD–Glen Collins, GreensboroD–Ryan Kitzen, Johns HopkinsD–Brendan Mayer, MacalesterM–Shaun Cavanaugh, Wheaton (Mass.)M–Mike Iacono, KeanM–Josef Powell, WilliamsM–Ignacio Scarella, RowanF–Alex Blake, WilliamsF–Ted Giannacopoulos, WilliamsF–Chris Heslep, John Carroll

2002G–Marcus Voss, HopeD–Trent Abbott, Texas-DallasD–Michael Steinen, SalisburyD–Shawn Watson, LawrenceD–Seamus Hunt, Merchant MarineM–Adam Hibshman, Carnegie MellonM–Josh Smith, Trinity (Tex.)M–Khari Stephenson, WilliamsM–Hayden Woodworth, MessiahF–Alex Blake, WilliamsF–Josh Card, Trinity (Tex.)F–Chris Raymond, Puget Sound

2003G–Peter Boyer, DrewD–Jason Griffiths, MiddleburyD–An-Yen Hu, Pomona PitzerD–Dan Sullivan, BowdoinM–Daniel Meehan, SalisburyM–Nick Nestle, MITM–Josh Smith, Trinity (Tex.)M–Khari Stephenson, WilliamsF–Mike Figliola, Plattsburgh St.F–Derek Kasten, Wis.-OshkoshF–Tyler Niemack, Puget SoundF–Ryan Olsen, Williams

2004G–Gary Kane Jr., Johns HopkinsD–Joe Hartwell, Gust. AdolphusD–Josh Greenleaf, Trinity (Tex.)D–Dan Sullivan, BowdoinM–Josh Bolton, WilliamsM–Anthony Fioretti, Puget SoundM–Chad Garman, Wilmington (Ohio)M–Alex Woods, Trinity (Tex.)F–Erik Elizondo, Dominican (Ill.)F–Brian Marks, Stevens InstituteF–David McClellan, MessiahF–Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col.

Division III First-Team All-AmericansBy School

ALBANY (N.Y.) (1)89—Lee TschantretALFRED (1)83—Charles GiljeALLEGHENY (1)54—Robert SiemonsAMHERST (5)81—Robert Philbrick

87ALL-AMERICA TEAMS

84—Timothy Stephens86—Thomas Little87—Edwin Rigaud98—Matt DiggsBABSON (4)82—James Fisher83—Mark McNabb85—Mark Sullivan96—Dan PucciBATES (1)99—Andy ApsteinBETHANY (W.V.) (2)82—Bill Denniston94—Malleh SallahBINGHAMTON (3)82—Michael Doherty87—Raul Martynek

Andrew SzalajiBOWDOIN (5)81—Keith Brown

Kwame Poku98—David DeCew2003—Dan Sullivan04—Dan SullivanBRANDEIS (2)82—Kevin Healey85—James McCullyBUFFALO ST. (5)81—Gianni Bussani82—Mustapha Janneh83—Robert DiNunzio84—Robert DiNunzio

Anthony GattoUC SAN DIEGO (1)93—Chris RooneyCARNEGIE MELLON (1)2002—Adam HibschmanCHRIS. NEWPORT (1)86—Gerard MosleyCLAREMONT-M-S (3)89—Steve Goodson91—Jonathan Byers92—Jonathan ByersCOAST GUARD (1)82—Adam BatureCOLBY (3)84—Mark Burke85—Mark Burke93—Patrick SkulleyCOLORADO COL. (3)93—Noah Epstein94—Aaron Lujan2004—Patrick McGinnisCONNECTICUT COL. (3)86—Jeffrey Geddes

Kevin Wolfe93—Peter SpearCORTLAND ST. (5)81—David Wright82—Halefom Belay

Frank Ciliberto83—Thomas Huber93—Jim HeschDOMINICAN (ILL.) (1)2004—Erik ElizondoDREW (1)2003—Peter BoyerELIZABETHTOWN (7)85—Dave Jones88—Matthew Sala89—Robbie Martin90—Robbie Martin

Jay Varrato92—Eric Smith95—Doug HessEMORY (3)84—Derrick Beare89—Matt Arnett90—Ho LeeFREDONIA ST. (2)81—Henrik Ambarchean96—Jim Finnerty

FROSTBURG ST. (1)85—James ChaseGETTYSBURG (2)97—Gregory Stevcic98—Jason VishioGREENSBORO (4)90—Michael Grimsley97—Dan Collins98—Richard Ronemus2001—Glen CollinsGUST. ADOLPHUS (2)2000—Scott Crowell04—Joe HartwellHAMPDEN-SYDNEY (1)99—Mike BizonHARDIN-SIMMONS (2)2000—Brent Camp

Trevor HarrisonHIRAM (1)96—David CheroskyHOBART (1)92—Jeffrey SaundersHOPE (2)93—Lee Schopp2002—Marcus VossITHACA (1)91—Zac ShawJOHN CARROLL (1)2001—Chris HeslepJOHNS HOPKINS (2)2001—Ryan Kitzen04—Gary Kane Jr.KALAMAZOO (3)85—Marc Tirikian90—Derek Bylsma94—Tom AnagnostKEAN (4)88—Greg Bajek91—Fredy Guiran92—Fredy Guiran2001—Mike IaconoKEENE ST. (1)81—Ian WilsonKENYON (8)90—Kevin Mills91—Kevin Mills92—Michael Donovan93—Mark Phillips

Leigh Sillery94—Wayne Albertyn95—Wayne Albertyn96—Wayne AlbertynLYNCHBURG (1)83—John AmorimMACALESTER (3)97—Dan Welch98—Armin Heuberger2001—Brendan MayerMARY WASHINGTON (4)87—Shane Shackford88—Shane Shackford89—Shane Shackford93—Tom WalthallMIT (1)2003—Nick NestleMERCHANT MARINE (1)2002—Seamus HuntMESSIAH (4)95—Chris Tassy2001—Chris Boyles02—Hayden Woodworth04—David McClellanMETHODIST (1)95—Kenneth HoeyMIDDLEBURY (8)81—Jamie Hutchins

Mike Noonan

82—Mike Noonan86—Chris Parsons92—John Atherton98—Ben Hardy99—John Giannacopoulos2003—Jason GriffithsMONTCLAIR ST. (2)92—Dominick Bucci96—Rob McOmishMUHLENBERG (5)89—Chris Bingman

Ian Williams90—Ian Williams95—Tom Auchenbach

Tim AverellTCNJ (4)86—Vincent Maggio94—Gary Gray96—Jason Cairns97—Jason CairnsN.J. INST. OF TECH. (2)81—Andy Bakun83—Ray PauliusUNC GREENSBORO (4)83—Ed Radwanski

Michael Sweeney84—Ed Radwanski85—Brian JappN.C. WESLEYAN (1)86—Greg ArmandOHIO WESLEYAN (10)84—Richard Wyman86—Bryan Bundy

Mathew Byers87—Jeff Kaplan88—Drew Dimatos91—Andrew Kessinger92—Christopher Duff93—Christopher Duff94—Wayne Street95—Obi MonemeOTTERBEIN (1)97—Bradley MyersPLATTSBURGH ST. (2)81—John McDonagh2003—Mike FigliolaPLYMOUTH ST. (2)82—Steve Clark83—Steve ClarkPOMONA-PITZER (1)2003—An-Yen HuPRINCIPIA (1)87—Toby ClarkPUGET SOUND (4)99—Tye Tolentino2002—Chris Raymond03—Tyler Niemack04—Anthony FiorettiRANDOLPH-MACON (2)93—Matt Bitsko94—Mike HenningRICHARD STOCKTON (1)96—Joseph EimerROANOKE (2)85—Ted Delladera92—Aaron EwertROCHESTER (2)89—Chris Apple97—Kirk DietrichROCHESTER INST. (7)84—Paul Schojan86—Angelo Panzetta87—Angelo Panzetta88—Angelo Panzetta89—Grant Perry92—Jason Rich94—John ImROCKFORD (1)88—Julio Del RealROWAN (6)86—Greg Boyle

88—Jamie McGroarty91—Andy Logar95—Michael Oehlmann2000—Ignacio Scarella01—Ignacio ScarellaST. LAWRENCE (6)96—Andre White98—Greg Sutton99—Dan Annan

Ali Montacer2000—Ali Montacer02—Shawn WatsonST. OLAF (1)99—Kevin JensenSALEM ST. (3)87—Alvaro Ibanez88—Alvaro Ibanez91—Henrique SilvaSALISBURY (2)2002—Michael Steinen03—Daniel MeehanSCRANTON (1)82—Bill McNeelSTEVENS INSTITUTE (1)2004—Brian MarksTEXAS-DALLAS (1)2002—Trent AbbottTRINITY (TEX.) (13)96—Clint Regier97—Lance Key

Jaime Ramirez98—Lance Key

Scott Mury99—Lance Key

Scott Mury2000—Brad Davis02—Josh Smith

Josh Card03—Josh Smith04—Josh Greenleaf

Alex WoodsVA. WESLEYAN (5)90—Michael McFarland91—Michael McFarland92—Michael McFarland94—Mike Duffy95—Gary DePalmaWESLEYAN (CONN.) (2)83—John Nathan91—Vezir AjroWESTERN CONN. ST. (1)94—Doug MorabitoWHEATON (ILL.) (12)83—Andrew Taylor84—David Kouwe85—Chris Hagemann

David Wolf90—Philip Wolf91—Philip Wolf96—Oscar Medina97—Eric Brown

Robert Mouw98—Robert Mouw99—Eric Brown

Robert MouwWHEATON (MASS.) (2)2000—Adam Donroe01—Shaun CavanaughWILLIAMS (28)84—Jeffrey McEvoy85—Jeffrey McEvoy87—Daniel Calichman

Michael MastersNikolai Nachamkin

88—Robert BlanckMichael Masters

89—Daniel Calichman90—Robert Lake91—Orjan Hult94—John Thompson95—Terry Kaufman

Brad Murray96—Brad Murray

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Hermann Trophy(Player of the Year)

1967-Dan Markus, Long Island1968-Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St.1969-Al Trost, St. Louis1970-Al Trost, St. Louis1971-Mike Seerey, St. Louis1972-Mike Seerey, St. Louis1973-Dan Counce, St. Louis1974-Farrukh Quraishi, Oneonta St.1975-Steve Raibovsky, Brown1976-Glenn Myernick, Hartwick1977-Bill Gazonas, Hartwick1978-Angelo DiBernardo, Indiana1979-Jim Stamatis, Penn St.1980-Joseph Morrone Jr., Connecticut1981-Armando Betancourt, Indiana1982-Joseph Ulrich, Duke1983-Michael Jeffries, Duke1984-Amr Aly, Columbia1985-Thomas Kain, Duke1986-John Kerr, Duke1987-Bruce Murray, Clemson1988-Ken Snow, Indiana1989-Tony Meola, Virgina1990-Ken Snow, Indiana1991-Alexi Lalas, Rutgers1992-Brad Friedel, UCLA1993-Claudio Reyna, Virginia1994-Brian Maisonneuve, Indiana1995-Mike Fisher, Virginia1996-Mike Fisher, Virginia1997-Johnny Torres, Creighton1998-Wojtek Krakowiak, Clemson1999-Ali Curtis, Duke2000-Chris Gbandi, Connecticut2001-Luchi Gonzalez, Southern Methodist2002-Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia2003-Chris Wingert, St. John’s (N.Y.)2004-Danny O’Rourke, Indiana

Missouri AthleticClub

(Player of the Year)1986-John Kerr, Duke1987-John Harkes, Virginia1988-Ken Snow, Indiana1989-Tony Meola, Virginia1990-Ken Snow, Indiana1991-Alexi Lalas, Rutgers1992-Claudio Reyna, Virginia1993-Claudio Reyna, Virginia

1994-Todd Yeagley, Indiana1995-Matt McKeon, St. Louis1996-Mike Fisher, Virginia1997-Johnny Torres, Creighton1998-Jay Heaps, Duke1999-Sasha Victorine, UCLA2000-Ali Curtis, Duke2001-Luchi Gonzlez, Southern Methodist2002-Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia2003-Chris Wingert, St. John’s (N.Y.)2004-Danny O’Rourke, Indiana

Soccer AmericaPlayer of the Year

1984-Paul DiBernardo, Indiana1985-Michael Brady, American1986-Paul Caligiuri, UCLA

John Kerr, Duke1987-91-no winner1992-Claudio Reyna, Virginia1993-Claudio Reyna, Virginia1994-A.J. Wood, Virginia1995-Mike Fisher, Virginia1996-Johnny Torres, Creighton1997-Ben Olsen, Virginia1998-Wojtek Krakowiak, Clemson1999-Aleksey Korol, Indiana2000-Chris Gbandi, Connecticut2001-Luchi Gonzalez, Southern Methodist2002-Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia2003-Joseph Ngwenya, Coastal Caro.2004-Ryan Pore, Tulsa

*In 1999, the M.A.C. and NSCAA com-bined their national player of the yearaward; in 2002, the Hermann Trophyjoined the other two player of the yearawards for one presentation.

ISAA Player of theYear

1984-Amr Aly, Columbia1985-Michael Brady, American1986-John Kerr, Duke1987-Bruce Murray, Clemson1988-Dan Donigan, Connecticut1989-Robert Paterson, Evansville1990-William Thompson, UCLA1991-Henry Gutierrez, North Carolina St.1992-Robert Ukrop, Davidson1993-Brian McBride, St. Louis1994-Brian Maisonneuve, Indiana1995-Matt McKeon, St. Louis*Discontinued after the 1995 season.

NSCAA Player ofthe Year

Division I1996-Mike Fisher, Virginia1997-Daniel Hernandez, Southern

Methodist1998-Dema Kovalenko, Indiana1999-Sasha Victorine, UCLA2000-Ali Curtis, Duke2001-Luchi Gonzalez, Southern Methodist2002-Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia2003-Chris Wingert, St. John’s (N.Y.)2004-Danny O’Rourke, IndianaDivision II1996-Rick Kocza, Southern Conn. St.1997-Joe Munoz, Cal St. Bakersfield1998-Gilbert Jean-Baptiste, Southern

Conn. St.1999-Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St.2000-Juan Carlos Bolanos, Cal St. Dom.

Hills2001-Roy Fink, Tampa2002-Mounir Tajiou, Southern N.H.2003-Ross Lumsden, Lynn2004-Bobby McAlister, SeattleDivision III1996-Brad Murray, Williams1997-Jason Cairns, TCNJ1998-Robert Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.)1999-Dan Annan, St. Lawrence2000-Scott Deopere, Wis.-Oshkosh2001-Alex Blake, Williams2002-Hayden Woodworth, Messiah2003-Josh Smith, Trinity (Tex.)2004-Patrick McGinnis, Colorado Col.

ISAA Goalkeeperof the Year*

1983-James Swanner, Clemson1984-Jim Leahy, Brandeis1985-Warren Lipka, South Carolina1986-Jeffrey Duback, Yale1987-Robert Willen, Virginia1988-Charles Arndt, South Carolina1989-Anton Nistl, UCLA1990-Juergen Sommer, Indiana1991-Kasey Keller, Portland1992-Brad Friedel, UCLA1993-Adeboyega Oshoniyi, Southern

Conn. St.1994-David Kramer, Fresno St.1995-Chris Snitko, UCLA

*Discontinued after the 1995 season.

NSCAA Coach ofthe Year

1973-Robert Guelker, SIU Edwardsville1974-Jack MacKenzie, Quincy1975-Paul Reinhardt, Vermont1976-Jerry Yeagley, Indiana1977-Klaas deBoer, Cleveland St.1978-Cliff McCrath, Seattle Pacific1979-Walt Bahr, Penn St.1980-Jerry Yeagley, Indiana1981-Schellas Hyndman, Eastern Ill.Division I1982-John Rennie, Duke1983-Dieter Ficken, Columbia1984-James Lennox, Hartwick1985-Peter Mehlert, American1986-Steve Parker, Akron1987-Anson Dorrance, North Carolina1988-Keith Tucker, Howard1989-Steve Sampson, Santa Clara1990-Bob Reasso, Rutgers1991-Mitch Murray, Santa Clara1992-Charlie Slagle, Davidson1993-Bob Bradley, Princeton1994-Jerry Yeagley, Indiana1995-Jim Launder, Wisconsin1996-David Masur, St. John’s (N.Y.)1997-Sigi Schmid, UCLA1998-Jerry Yeagley, Indiana1999-Jerry Yeagley, Indiana2000-Ray Reid, Connecticut2001-Elmar Bolowich, North Carolina2002-Tom Fitzgerald, UCLA2003-Jerry Yeagley, Indiana2004-Tim Vom Steeg, UC Santa Barb.Division II1982-Robert Dikranian, Southern Conn. St.1983-Robert Dikranian, Southern Conn. St.1984-Fran Bacon, Bridgeport1985-Robert Russo, Gannon1986-Fran Bacon, Bridgeport1987-Donald Dallas, Mo.-St. Louis1988-John Rootes, Southern N.H.1989-Michael Parker, UNC Greensboro1990-Ray Reid, Southern Conn. St.1991-Rich Stottler, Florida Tech1992-Ray Reid, Southern Conn. St.1993-Marko Koolman, Gannon1994-Ray Reid, Southern Conn. St.1995-Richard Hartis, Mercyhurst1996-Petar Draksin, Grand Canyon1997-Simon Tobin, Cal St. Bakersfield1998-Tom Lang, Southern Conn. St.1999-Tom Lang, Southern Conn. St.

National Award Winners

97—Greg Classen98—Stephen Danbusky99—Matthew Mageira2000—Alex Blake

Ted GiannacopoulosJosef Powell

01—Alex Blake

Ted GiannacopoulosJosef Powell

02—Alex BlakeKhari Stephenson

03—Ryan OlsenKhari Stephenson

04—Josh Bolton

WILMINGTON (OHIO) (1)2004—Chad GarmanWIS.-OSHKOSH (2)2000—Scott Deopere03—Derek Kasten

WOOSTER (3)88—Ian Banda89—Ian Banda90—Ian BandaWPI (1)84—Amaro Gonclave

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2000-Joe Flanagan, Cal St. Dom. Hills2001-Keith Fulk, Tampa2002-Marcus Ziemer, Sonoma St.2003-Mike O’Malley, Cal St. Chico2004-Peter Fewing, SeattleDivision III1982-Mike Berticelli, UNC Greensboro1983-Stephen Davis, Claremont-M-S1984-Joe Bean, Wheaton (Ill.)1985-Michael Parker, UNC Greensboro1986-Layton Shoemaker, Messiah

1987-Michael Russo, Williams1988-Michael Russo, Williams1989-Douglas May, Rochester Inst.1990-Michael Pilger, Kenyon1991-Jay Martin, Ohio Wesleyan1992-Willi Steinrotter, Hobart1993-Michael Russo, Williams1994-Toby Bares, Wis.-Oshkosh1995-Michael Russo, Williams1996-John O'Connor, Chicago

1997-Joe Bean, Wheaton (Ill.)1998-Jay Martin, Ohio Wesleyan1999-Bob Durocher, St. Lawrence2000-Dave Brandt, Messiah2001-Jeff Haines, Richard Stockton2002-Dave Brandt, Messiah2003-Lenny Armuth, Drew2004-Dave Brandt, Messiah

Note: The Intercollegiate Soccer CoachesAssociation of America (ISAA) was takenover by the National Soccer CoachesAssociation of America (NSCAA) in1996.

Men’s AttendanceRecords2004 Attendance Leaders................................... 92Annual Home Attendance Champions ................ 93All-Time Largest Crowds..................................... 94

ATTENDANCE LEADERS92

2004 Attendance LeadersDivision I

AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCETeam Games Total Avg.

1. Indiana ....................................................... 11 26,235 2,3852. New Mexico................................................ 9 21,410 2,3783. Connecticut.................................................. 13 28,728 2,2094. Maryland .................................................... 13 26,604 2,0465. UC Santa Barb. .......................................... 11 22,097 2,0086. St. Louis ...................................................... 10 19,539 1,9537. Creighton .................................................... 12 22,750 1,8958. Wake Forest ................................................ 9 16,405 1,8229. Clemson...................................................... 9 14,704 1,633

10. Virginia....................................................... 15 21,474 1,43111. Duke........................................................... 16 21,761 1,36012. Portland ...................................................... 9 11,955 1,32813. Rutgers........................................................ 11 13,666 1,24214. Bradley ....................................................... 10 12,195 1,21915. Penn St. ..................................................... 9 10,419 1,15716. Brown ......................................................... 6 6,924 1,15417. North Carolina ............................................ 10 11,244 1,12418. South Carolina............................................. 10 11,002 1,10019. San Francisco .............................................. 10 10,600 1,06020. Notre Dame................................................. 11 11,492 1,04421. UNC Greensboro......................................... 13 13,290 1,02222. St. John's (N.Y.) ........................................... 10 10,007 1,00023. Louisville...................................................... 9 8,992 99924. Washington................................................. 9 8,785 97625. Stanford ...................................................... 8 7,686 96026. Radford....................................................... 8 7,529 94127. Michigan..................................................... 10 9,343 93428. Dayton ........................................................ 7 6,259 89429. UCLA.......................................................... 10 8,718 87130. Wisconsin ................................................... 7 5,499 78531. Ohio St. ...................................................... 8 6,283 78532. San Diego ................................................... 9 7,010 77833. Southern Methodist ....................................... 10 7,333 73334. Furman........................................................ 10 7,077 70735. Boston College............................................. 12 8,321 69336. North Carolina St. ....................................... 10 6,800 68037. Kentucky ..................................................... 11 7,355 66838. Vermont ...................................................... 8 5,217 65239. Cal Poly ...................................................... 9 5,842 64940. Old Dominion .............................................. 12 7,660 63841. Charlotte ..................................................... 8 5,093 63642. Loyola (Md.) ................................................ 8 5,032 62943. Davidson..................................................... 9 5,636 62644. Michigan St. ............................................... 8 4,489 56145. Virginia Tech ............................................... 7 3,906 55846. Seton Hall ................................................... 10 5,427 54247. Santa Clara................................................. 9 4,860 54048. Tulsa........................................................... 9 4,704 52249. Wis.-Milwaukee ........................................... 11 5,685 51650. UC Irvine..................................................... 9 4,582 509

TOTAL HOME ATTENDANCETeam Games Total Avg.

1. Connecticut.................................................. 13 28,728 2,2092. Maryland .................................................... 13 26,604 2,0463. Indiana ....................................................... 11 26,235 2,3854. Creighton .................................................... 12 22,750 1,8955. UC Santa Barb. ........................................... 11 22,097 2,0086. Duke........................................................... 16 21,761 1,3607. Virginia....................................................... 15 21,474 1,4318. New Mexico................................................ 9 21,410 2,3789. St. Louis ...................................................... 10 19,539 1,953

10. Wake Forest ................................................ 9 16,405 1,82211. Clemson...................................................... 9 14,704 1,63312. Rutgers........................................................ 11 13,666 1,24213. UNC Greensboro......................................... 13 13,290 1,02214. Bradley ....................................................... 10 12,195 1,21915. Portland ...................................................... 9 11,955 1,32816. Notre Dame................................................. 11 11,492 1,04417. North Carolina ............................................ 10 11,244 1,12418. South Carolina............................................. 10 11,002 1,10019. San Francisco .............................................. 10 10,600 1,06020. Penn St. ..................................................... 9 10,419 1,15721. St. John's (N.Y.) ........................................... 10 10,007 1,00022. Michigan..................................................... 10 9,343 934

Team Games Total Avg.23. Louisville...................................................... 9 8,992 99924. Washington................................................. 9 8,785 97625. UCLA.......................................................... 10 8,718 871

SINGLE-GAME ATTENDANCE HIGHSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date13,601 Indiana vs. UC Santa Barb. (NCAA Final at Carson, Calif.) ..........Dec. 1211,214 Va. Commonwealth at UC Santa Barb. .........................................Dec. 410,647 UC Santa Barb. vs. Duke (NCAA Semifinal at Carson, Calif.)........Dec. 106,350 North Carolina at Duke ...............................................................Oct. 35,327 Pittsburgh at Connecticut ...........................................................Sept. 254,593 UAB at St. Louis ..........................................................................Oct. 94,583 Indiana at Penn St. .....................................................................Oct. 14,412 Indiana at New Mexico............................................................Sept. 194,404 St. John’s (N.Y.) at Maryland .......................................................Dec. 44,312 Clemson at South Carolina.........................................................Oct. 10

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1. Seattle......................................................... 12 5,672 4722. Cal St. Bakersfield........................................ 11 5,060 4603. Cal St. Chico ............................................... 10 4,363 4364. Midwestern St. ............................................ 9 3,740 4155. Rollins ......................................................... 10 3,911 3916. Barry .......................................................... 5 1,898 3797. Fort Lewis .................................................... 9 3,236 3598. Sonoma St. ................................................. 10 3,544 3549. UC San Diego ............................................. 10 3,447 344

10. West Va. Wesleyan ..................................... 12 4,035 33611. Western Wash. ........................................... 9 2,981 33112. SIU Edwardsville .......................................... 12 3,860 32113. Seattle Pacific .............................................. 9 2,720 30214. Incarnate Word ........................................... 12 3,570 29715. St. Leo......................................................... 7 2,039 29116. Fla. Southern ............................................... 12 3,395 28217. Franklin Pierce ............................................. 10 2,756 27518. S.C. Upstate ................................................ 11 2,926 26619. Quincy........................................................ 9 2,234 24820. Tampa ........................................................ 7 1,685 24021. West Fla. .................................................... 3 694 23122. Mo.-St. Louis ................................................ 10 2,266 22623. Harding ...................................................... 7 1,534 21924. Colorado Mines ........................................... 6 1,270 21225. Wis.-Parkside............................................... 11 2,328 21226. Central Ark. ................................................ 6 1,243 20727. Millersville ................................................... 11 2,250 20528. Southern Conn. St. ...................................... 14 2,858 20429. Humboldt St. ............................................... 9 1,827 20330. Catawba..................................................... 11 2,188 19831. Mass.-Lowell ................................................ 11 2,176 19732. Nova Southeastern ....................................... 9 1,737 19333. Presbyterian................................................. 8 1,542 19234. San Fran. St. .............................................. 10 1,846 18535. Le Moyne .................................................... 11 2,025 18436. Southern N.H. ............................................ 9 1,650 18337. Lynn............................................................ 6 1,099 18338. Wingate...................................................... 9 1,623 18039. Carson-Newman .......................................... 12 2,160 18040. St. Anselm ................................................... 8 1,432 179


1. Seattle......................................................... 12 5,672 4722. Cal St. Bakersfield........................................ 11 5,060 4603. Cal St. Chico ............................................... 10 4,363 4364. West Va. Wesleyan ..................................... 12 4,035 3365. Rollins ......................................................... 10 3,911 3916. SIU Edwardsville .......................................... 12 3,860 3217. Midwestern St. ............................................ 9 3,740 4158. Incarnate Word ........................................... 12 3,570 2979. Sonoma St. ................................................. 10 3,544 354

10. UC San Diego ............................................. 10 3,447 34411. Fla. Southern ............................................... 12 3,395 28212. Fort Lewis .................................................... 9 3,236 35913. Western Wash. ........................................... 9 2,981 33114. S.C. Upstate ................................................ 11 2,926 26615. Southern Conn. St. ...................................... 14 2,858 20416. Franklin Pierce ............................................. 10 2,756 27517. Seattle Pacific .............................................. 9 2,720 30218. Wis.-Parkside............................................... 11 2,328 211

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SINGLE-GAME ATTENDANCE HIGHSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date1,118 Merrimack at Franklin Pierce ........................................................Oct. 9

953 Incarnate Word at Seattle .........................................................Nov. 21901 Cal St. Bakersfield at Sonoma St. ..............................................Oct. 10900 Seattle at Seattle Pacific ...............................................................Oct. 8891 Seattle Pacific at Seattle .............................................................Oct. 30850 Tusculum at SIU Edwardsville.....................................................Nov. 20

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1. Wheaton (Ill.)............................................... 12 8,327 6932. Trinity (Tex.)................................................. 12 5,950 4953. St. Lawrence ................................................ 9 4,443 4934. Plattsburgh St. ............................................. 10 4,800 4805. Chris. Newport ............................................ 10 4,444 4446. Wilmington (Ohio) ....................................... 14 5,878 4197. Centre......................................................... 9 3,298 3668. Calvin ......................................................... 12 4,268 3559. York (Pa.) .................................................... 9 3,110 345

10. Puget Sound ................................................ 9 2,978 33111. Williams...................................................... 11 3,629 33012. Redlands ..................................................... 12 3,950 32913. Hardin-Simmons ........................................... 8 2,606 32514. Va. Wesleyan.............................................. 11 3,480 31615. Richard Stockton .......................................... 14 4,320 30816. Elizabethtown .............................................. 14 4,301 30717. Bowdoin...................................................... 9 2,750 30518. Chapman .................................................... 6 1,814 30219. Randolph-Macon .......................................... 7 2,100 30020. Ohio Wesleyan............................................ 12 3,581 29821. Macalester .................................................. 7 2,036 29022. Rochester..................................................... 13 3,525 27123. Rowan ........................................................ 11 2,975 27024. TCNJ .......................................................... 6 1,620 27025. Middlebury.................................................. 8 2,150 26826. Nazareth..................................................... 8 2,100 26327. Emory ......................................................... 9 2,362 26228. Colorado Col. ............................................ 14 3,587 25629. Sewanee ..................................................... 8 1,975 24630. Castleton St. ............................................... 14 3,456 24731. Clarkson...................................................... 9 2,220 24732. Pacific (Ore.) ............................................... 9 2,200 24433. North Park................................................... 10 2,408 24034. Dubuque ..................................................... 8 1,899 23735. Baptist Bible (Pa.) ......................................... 10 2,346 23436. Susquehanna ............................................... 9 2,100 23337. Johns Hopkins .............................................. 12 2,795 23238. East. Mennonite ........................................... 9 2,060 22839. Swarthmore ................................................. 12 2,670 22240. Frank. & Marsh. .......................................... 10 2,212 221


1. Wheaton (Ill.)............................................... 12 8,327 6932. Trinity (Tex.)................................................. 12 5,950 4953. Wilmington (Ohio) ....................................... 14 5,878 4194. Plattsburgh St. ............................................. 10 4,800 4805. Chris. Newport ............................................ 10 4,444 4446. St. Lawrence ................................................ 9 4,443 4937. Richard Stockton .......................................... 14 4,320 3088. Elizabethtown .............................................. 14 4,301 3079. Calvin ......................................................... 12 4,268 355

10. Redlands ..................................................... 12 3,950 32911. Williams...................................................... 11 3,629 32912. Colorado Col. ............................................ 14 3,587 25613. Ohio Wesleyan............................................ 12 3,581 29814. Rochester..................................................... 13 3,525 27115. Va. Wesleyan.............................................. 11 3,480 31616. Castleton St. ................................................ 14 3,456 24617. Centre......................................................... 9 3,298 36618. York (Pa.) .................................................... 9 3,110 34519. Roanoke...................................................... 14 3,035 21620. Puget Sound ................................................ 9 2,978 330

SINGLE-GAME ATTENDANCE HIGHSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date2,000 Hope at Calvin ..........................................................................Nov. 61,575 Gordon at Wheaton (Ill.).............................................................Sept. 31,500 Phila. Biblical at Baptist Bible (Pa.)................................................Oct. 91,500 Pomona-Pitzer vs. Redlands (at Claremont-M-S) ..............................Nov. 61,379 Messiah at Wheaton (Ill.) ............................................................Sept. 4

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BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCEYear School Dates Attendance Average1998 .......................... Fresno St. 10 27,185 2,7161999 .......................... St. Louis 11 33,411 3,0372000 .......................... Connecticut 14 38,804 2,7722001 .......................... St. Louis 12 33,200 2,7672002 .......................... Connecticut 11 27,714 2,5192003 .......................... St. Louis 9 25,017 2,7792004 .......................... Indiana 11 26,235 2,385

BY TOTAL ATTENDANCEYear School Dates Attendance1998 ............................................. Connecticut 14 33,8301999 ............................................. Connecticut 15 36,3442000 ............................................. Connecticut 14 38,8042001 ............................................. St. Louis 12 33,2002002 ............................................. Connecticut 11 27,7142003 ............................................. Indiana 13 28,7782004 ............................................. Connecticut 13 28,728

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BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCEYear School Dates Attendance Average1998 ........................ Rockhurst 6 7,359 1,2271999 ........................ Cal St. Bakersfield 8 5,917 7402000 ........................ Rockhurst 3 1,783 5942001 ........................ St. Anselm 10 5,480 5482002 ........................ Cal St. Bakersfield 13 7,335 5642003 ........................ Sonoma St. 11 5,670 5152004 ........................ Seattle 12 5,672 472

BY TOTAL ATTENDANCEYear School Dates Attendance1998..................................... S.C. Upstate 13 9,7791999..................................... Rockhurst 10 6,4122000..................................... Barry 14 8,0892001..................................... Tampa 14 6,9112002..................................... Cal St. Bakersfield 13 7,3352003..................................... Sonoma St. 11 5,6702004..................................... Seattle 12 5,672Wheaton (Illinois) players thank the crowd as the Thunder led all Division

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BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCEYear School Dates Attendance Average1998 .................... Wheaton (Ill.) 13 15,170 1,1671999 .................... Wheaton (Ill.) 14 19,483 1,3922000 .................... Messiah 13 13,000 1,0002001 .................... Tufts 7 5,350 7642002 .................... Wheaton (Ill.) 13 9,992 7682003 .................... Ohio Wesleyan 13 9,261 7122004 .................... Wheaton (Ill.) 12 8,327 693

BY TOTAL ATTENDANCEYear School Dates Attendance1998 ................................... Wheaton (Ill.) 13 15,1701999 ................................... Wheaton (Ill.) 14 19,4832000 ................................... Ohio Wesleyan 18 14,7102001 ................................... Ohio Wesleyan 14 8,1002002 ................................... Wheaton (Ill.) 13 9,9922003 ................................... Ohio Wesleyan 13 9,2612004 ................................... Wheaton (Ill.) 12 8,327

All-Time Largest CrowdsDivision I

ALL GAMES22,512—St. Louis (5) vs. SIU Edwardsville (1), Busch Stadium, St. Louis, Oct. 30,

198021,319—Wisconsin (1) vs. Portland (0), Richmond, Va., Dec. 8, 1995 (NCAA semi-

final)21,319—Duke (3) vs. Virginia (2), Richmond, Va., Dec. 8, 1995 (NCAA semifinal)20,874—St. John’s (N.Y.) (4) vs. Florida Int’l (1), Richmond, Va., Dec. 15, 1996

(NCAA final)20,703—Wisconsin (2) vs. Duke (0), Richmond, Va., Dec. 10, 1995 (NCAA final)20,269—St. John’s (N.Y.) (2) vs. Creighton (1), Richmond, Va., Dec. 13, 1996

(NCAA semifinal)20,269—Florida Int’l (4) vs. Charlotte (0), Richmond, Va., Dec. 13, 1996 (NCAA

semifinal)20,143—UCLA (2) vs. Virginia (0), Richmond, Va., Dec. 14, 1997 (NCAA final)20,112—St. Louis (1) vs. SIU Edwardsville (0), Busch Stadium, St. Louis, Nov. 9, 197318,202—UCLA (1) vs. Indiana (0) (3 ot), Richmond, Va., Dec. 12, 1997 (NCAA semi-

final)18,202—Virginia (3) vs. St. Louis (1), Richmond, Va., Dec. 12, 1997 (NCAA semifi-

nal)17,616—Indiana (4) vs. Santa Clara (0), Richmond, Va., Dec. 11, 1998 (NCAA

semifinal)17,616—Stanford (1) vs. Maryland (0), Richmond, Va., Dec. 11, 1998 (NCAA semi-

final)16,503—Hartwick (2) vs. San Francisco (1), Berkeley, Calif., Dec. 4, 1977 (NCAA

final)

16,503—SIU Edwardsville (3) vs. Brown (2), Berkeley, Calif., Dec. 4, 1977 (NCAAthird-place game)

15,439—Indiana (1) vs. Santa Clara (0), Charlotte, N.C., Dec. 12, 1999 (NCAAfinal)

15,202—Indiana (3) vs. Stanford (1), Richmond, Va., Dec. 13, 1998 (NCAA final)15,000—St. Louis (1) vs. SIU Edwardsville (1), Busch Stadium, St. Louis, Nov. 5, 197213,601—Indiana (1) vs. UC Santa Barb. (1) (2 ot, pk), Carson, Calif, Dec. 12, 2004

(NCAA final)13,231—Indiana (3) vs. UCLA (2) (4 ot), Charlotte, N.C., Dec. 10, 1999 (NCAA

semifinal)13,231—Connecticut (1) vs. Santa Clara (2) (4 ot), Charlotte, N.C., Dec. 10, 1999

(NCAA semifinal)12,224—Fresno St. (0) vs. San Francisco (1), Fresno, Calif., Sept. 27, 198712,033—Virginia (1) vs. Indiana (0), Davidson, N.C., Dec. 11, 1994 (NCAA final)11,848—Indiana (4) vs. UCLA (1), Davidson, N.C., Dec. 9, 1994 (NCAA semifinal)11,848—Virginia (2) vs. Rutgers (1), Davidson, N.C., Dec. 9, 1994 (NCAA semifi-

nal)11,421—Connecticut (2) vs. Creighton (0), Charlotte, N.C., Dec. 10, 2000 (NCAA

final)11,214—Va. Commonwealth (1) vs. UC Santa Barb. (4), Santa Barbara, Calif., Dec.

4, 2004 (NCAA quarterfinal)10,752—Connecticut (2) vs. Southern Methodist (0), Charlotte, N.C., Dec. 8, 2000

(NCAA semifinal)10,752—Creighton (2) vs. Indiana (1) (3 ot), Charlotte, N.C., Dec. 8, 2000 (NCAA

semifinal)10,647—Duke (0) vs. UC Santa Barb. (5), Carson, Calif., Dec. 10, 2004 (NCAA

semifinal)10,549—Virginia (2) vs. South Carolina (0), Davidson, N.C., Dec. 5, 1993 (NCAA

final)10,306—Virginia (3) vs. Princeton (1), Davidson, N.C., Dec. 3, 1993 (NCAA semifi-

nal)10,306—South Carolina (1) vs. Cal. St. Fullerton (0), Davidson, N.C., Dec. 3, 1993

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EXCLUDING NCAA TOURNAMENTNo. Team vs. Opponent Date22,512* St. Louis vs. SIU Edwardsville ...............................................Oct. 30, 198012,224 Fresno St. vs. San Francisco................................................Sept. 27, 1987

9,200 Connecticut vs. Alabama A&M............................................Oct. 24, 19826,894 San Francisco vs. Fresno St. ..................................................Oct. 7, 20016,604 Fresno St. vs. Portland .........................................................Oct. 11, 19986,350 Duke vs. North Carolina........................................................Oct. 3, 20046,163 Fresno St. vs. Tulsa...............................................................Nov. 8, 19986,143 UCLA vs. Maryland..............................................................Sept. 5, 20036,142# Virginia vs. Santa Clara .....................................................Aug. 30, 19926,070 Connecticut vs. St. John’s (N.Y.) ..........................................Sept. 26, 19996,000 Indiana vs. Southern Methodist .............................................Sept. 5, 19875,750 South Carolina vs. UCLA ......................................................Sept. 6, 19985,327 Connecticut vs. Pittsburgh ...................................................Sept. 25, 20045,200 Duke vs. Virginia ...............................................................Oct. 24, 19995,170 Butler vs. Indiana ..................................................................Oct. 8, 19985,027 South Carolina vs. Clemson ...................................................Oct. 8, 20005,021 South Carolina vs. Clemson.................................................Oct. 11, 1998

* At Busch Stadium, St. Louis. # Exhibition game.Home team listed first.

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Division I Men’sChampionship2004 Results

FIRST ROUNDUCF 1, Florida Int’l 0George Washington 1, North Carolina 0Wis.-Milwaukee 3, San Francisco 2Col. of Charleston 3, South Carolina 2Ohio St. 1, Memphis 0Duke 3, Coastal Caro. 0Portland 5, Washington 3American 3 Long Island 0Hofstra 2, Seton Hall 1Northwestern 4, Western Ill. 1*Boston U. 2, Dartmouth 2 (2 ot, pk)Loyola Marymount 1, Cal St. Northridge 0California 2, Santa Clara 1 (ot)Tulsa 3, Michigan St. 1Connecticut 2, Marist 1 (ot)Michigan 2, Akron 1

SECOND ROUNDWake Forest 5, UCF 0Va. Commonwealth 2, George Washington 0UC Santa Barb. 2, Wis.-Milwaukee 1 (2 ot)UNC Greensboro 2, Col. of Charleston 1Ohio St. 2, Notre Dame 1Duke 2, Old Dominion 1 (ot)New Mexico 4, Portland 1Virginia 2, American 1Maryland 4, Hofstra 0Creighton 3, Northwestern 2St. John’s (N.Y.) 3, Boston U. 1UCLA 3, Loyola Marymount 0

Southern Methodist 1, California 0*Tulsa 1, Penn St. 1 (2 ot, pk)Boston College 1, Connecticut 0Indiana 1, Michigan 0

THIRD ROUND*Va. Commonwealth 2, Wake Forest 2 (2 ot, pk)UC Santa Barb. 1, UNC Greensboro 0 (ot)Duke 3, Ohio St. 0*Virginia 1, New Mexico 1 (2 ot, pk)*Maryland 0, Creighton 0 (2 ot, pk)St. John’s (N.Y.) 2, UCLA 1Tulsa 2, Southern Methodist 1 (2 ot)Indiana 1, Boston College 0

QUARTERFINALSUC Santa Barb. 4, Va. Commonwealth 1Duke 3, Virginia 0Maryland 1, St. John’s (N.Y.) 0Indiana 4, Tulsa 0*Advanced on penalty kicks.

SEMIFINALSDECEMBER 10 AT CARSON, CALIF.UC Santa Barb. 5, Duke 0Goals by period 1 2 TotalDuke .................................................. 0 0 0UC Santa Barb.................................... 2 3 5SCORING SUMMARY

1:02 UCSB Drew McAthy (16) (Tony Lochhead)34:40 UCSB Jonathan Davis (6) (unassisted)59:23 UCSB Tony Lochhead (1) (unassisted)65:36 UCSB Drew McAthy (17) (Bryan Byrne)68:04 UCSB Matt Bly (3) (Ivan Becerra)Shots: Duke 16, UC Santa Barb. 10.Saves: Duke 4 (Justin Trowbridge 4), UC Santa Barb. 7(Dan Kennedy 7).Fouls: Duke 15, UC Santa Barb. 26.

Corner Kicks: Duke 4, UC Santa Barb. 2.Attendance: 10,647.Indiana 3, Maryland 2 (2 ot)Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalMaryland ...................... 1 1 0 0 2Indiana.......................... 0 2 0 1 3SCORING SUMMARY

34:49 MD Jason Garey (22) (Abe Thompson)51:30 IN Brian Plotkin (5) (unassisted)70:11 IN Mike Ambersley (3) (unassisted)80:38 MD Maurice Edu (2) (Michael Dello-Russo)

109:12 IN John Michael Hayden (7) (DannyO'Rourke, Charley Traylor)

Shots: Maryland 10, Indiana 24.Saves: Maryland 8 (Noah Palmer 8), Indiana 3 (JayNolly 3).Fouls: Maryland 14, Indiana 14.Corner Kicks: Maryland 5, Indiana 7.

CHAMPIONSHIPDECEMBER 12 AT CARSON, CALIF.Indiana 1, UC Santa Barb. 1 (2 ot, pk)Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalUC Santa Barb. ............ 0 1 0 0 1Indiana.......................... 1 0 0 0 1Indiana wins championship after winningpenalty kick shootout, 3-2.SCORING SUMMARY26:23 IN Jacob Peterson (11) (Jed Zayner)81:01 UCSB Drew McAthy (18) (unassisted)Shots: UC Santa Barb. 10, Indiana 8.Saves: UC Santa Barb. 5 (Dan Kennedy 5), Indiana 2(Jay Nolly 2).Fouls: UC Santa Barb. 30, Indiana 20.Corner Kicks: UC Santa Barb. 10, Indiana 3.Attendance: 13,601.

HistoryTeam Results

Championship ChampionshipYear Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Game Attendance Total Attendance1959 ............ St. Louis (11-1) Bob Guelker 5-2 Bridgeport Connecticut 400 —1960 ............ St. Louis (14-1) Bob Guelker 3-2 Maryland Brooklyn 1,000 —1961 ............ West Chester (12-0) Mel Lorback 2-0 St. Louis St. Louis 6,500 —1962 ............ St. Louis (12-0-1) Bob Guelker 4-3 Maryland St. Louis 6,231 —1963 ............ St. Louis (13-1) Bob Guelker 3-0 Navy Rutgers 3,500 —1964 ............ Navy (15-0) F.H. Warner 1-0 Michigan St. Brown 600 —1965 ............ St. Louis (14-0) Bob Guelker 1-0 Michigan St. St. Louis 7,234 —1966 ............ San Francisco (11-0-1) Steve Negoesco 5-2 Long Island California 5,000 —1967 ............ Michigan St. (12-0-2) Gene Kenney 0-0 (Game called due St. Louis 3,000 —

St. Louis (8-3-2) Harry Keough to inclement weather)1968 ............ Maryland (14-0-1) Doyle Royal 2-2 (2 ot) Ga. Tech-Emory 1,112 —

Michigan St. (11-1-3) Gene Kenney1969 ............ St. Louis (13-0) Harry Keough 4-0 San Francisco San Jose St. 5,100 —1970 ............ St. Louis (14-0-1) Harry Keough 1-0 UCLA SIU Edwardsville 8,000 —1971 ............ Howard# (15-0) Lincoln Phillips 3-2 St. Louis Miami, Fla. 5,800 —1972 ............ St. Louis (15-2-3) Harry Keough 4-2 UCLA Miami, Fla. 3,000 —1973 ............ St. Louis (15-2-3) Harry Keough 2-1 (ot) UCLA Miami, Fla. 5,861 —1974 ............ Howard (19-0) Lincoln Phillips 2-1 (4 ot) St. Louis St. Louis 2,921 —1975 ............ San Francisco (21-1-2) Steve Negoesco 4-0 SIU Edwardsville SIU Edwardsville 4,400 24,0711976 ............ San Francisco (20-2-3) Steve Negoesco 1-0 Indiana Penn 5,981 39,3731977 ............ Hartwick (16-0-2) Jim Lennox 2-1 San Francisco California 16,503 28,5571978 ............ San Francisco# (28-1) Steve Negoesco 2-0 Indiana Tampa, Fla. 8,700 30,5531979 ............ SIU Edwardsville (19-2-3) Bob Guelker 3-2 Clemson Tampa, Fla. 5,500 30,9471980 ............ San Francisco (24-0-2) Steve Negoesco 4-3 (ot) Indiana Tampa, Fla. 7,052 25,7291981 ............ Connecticut (20-3-2) Joe Morrone 2-1 (ot) Alabama A&M Stanford 3,500 31,2001982 ............ Indiana (21-3-1) Jerry Yeagley 2-1 (8 ot) Duke Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 5,312 50,9491983 ............ Indiana (21-1-4) Jerry Yeagley 1-0 (2 ot) Columbia Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 5,257 54,3861984 ............ Clemson (22-4) I.M. Ibrahim 2-1 Indiana Seattle 7,926 48,4691985 ............ UCLA (20-1-4) Sigi Schmid 1-0 (8 ot) American Seattle 5,986 54,2061986 ............ Duke (18-5-1) John Rennie 1-0 Akron Tacoma, Wash. 4,196 65,8921987 ............ Clemson (18-5-1) I.M. Ibrahim 2-0 San Diego St. Clemson 8,352 57,0091988 ............ Indiana (19-3-3) Jerry Yeagley 1-0 Howard Indiana 5,168 38,5601989 ............ Santa Clara (20-0-3) Steve Sampson 1-1 (2 ot) Rutgers 3,889 67,338

Virginia (21-2-2) Bruce Arena1990 ............ UCLA (19-1-4) Sigi Schmid 1-0 (4 ot, pk) Rutgers South Fla. 4,613 55,096

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Tournament ScoringLeaders

Year Player, School G A P1974 Dale Russell, Philadelphia U. .............. 6 1 131975 Lincoln Peddie, Howard..................... 6 0 121976 Dave MacWilliams, Philadelphia U. ... 5 2 121977 Art Napolitano, Hartwick................... 4 0 81978 Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. .... 7 1 151979 Obed Ariri, Clemson ......................... 5 1 111980 John Hayes, St. Louis ......................... 5 0 101981 Elvis Comrie, Connecticut................... 3 2 8

Pedro DeBrito, Connecticut................. 3 2 8Solomon Shiferow, Alabama A&M .... 3 2 8

1982 Sean McCoy, Duke ........................... 3 1 71983 Jeff Gaffney, Virginia ......................... 4 1 91984 Gary Conner, Clemson...................... 4 0 8

Mike Hylla, Indiana........................... 3 2 81985 Dale Ervine, UCLA............................. 4 0 81986 Tom Stone, Duke ............................... 4 1 91987 Bruce Murray, Clemson ..................... 5 4 141988 Michael Dominic, Long Island............. 3 0 6

Ian Hennessy, Seton Hall ................... 3 0 61989 Steve Snow, Indiana.......................... 4 1 91990 Chad Deering, Indiana...................... 3 1 71991 Brian McBride, St. Louis ..................... 4 0 8

Alan Prampin, Southern Methodist...... 3 2 8Bill Donnell, Yale ............................... 4 0 8

1992 Guillermo Jara, San Diego................. 3 5 111993 Nate Friends, Virginia........................ 5 0 10

Andre Parris, Princeton....................... 2 6 101994 A.J. Wood, Virginia .......................... 5 0 101995 Mike Fisher, Virginia.......................... 5 0 101996 Alen Kozic, Florida Int’l ...................... 3 3 91997 Ben Olsen, Virginia ........................... 5 3 131998 Aleksey Korol, Indiana....................... 6 2 141999 Aleksey Korol, Indiana....................... 4 2 102000 Mohamed Fahim, Southern Methodist. 5 2 12

Corey Woolfolk, Stanford .................. 5 2 122001 Ryan Kneipper, North Carolina.......... 5 0 102002 Matt Taylor, UCLA............................. 5 2 122003 Joseph Ngwenya, Coastal Caro......... 5 1 112004 Ryan Pore, Tulsa................................ 4 1 9Information not available before 1974.

All-Tournament Teams

MOP—Most Outstanding Player.

1960Don Range, St. Louis (MOP offensive)John Klein, St. Louis (MOP defensive)

1961Bill Foulke, West Chester (MOP offensive)Bill Killen, West Chester (MOP defensive)

1962Gerry Balassi, St. Louis (MOP offensive)Don Ceresia, St. Louis (MOP defensive)

1964Sydney Alozie, Michigan St. (MOP offensive)Myron Hura, Navy (MOP defensive)

1965Pat McBride, St. Louis (MOP offensive)Jack Gilsinn, St. Louis (MOP defensive)Nick Krat, Michigan St. (MOP defensive)

1966Sandor Hites, San Francisco (MOP offensive)

1967Ernie Tuchscherer, Michigan St. (MOP offensive)

1969Al Trost, St. Louis (MOP offensive)Pat Leahy, St. Louis (MOP defensive)

1971Mike Seerey, St. Louis (MOP offensive)

1972Danny Counce, St. Louis (MOP offensive)Bruce Arena, Cornell (MOP defensive)

1975Andy Atuegbu, San Francisco (MOP offensive)Steve Ralbovsky, Brown (MOP defensive)

1976Andy Atuegbu, San Francisco (MOP offensive)David Shelton, Indiana (MOP defensive)

1977John Young, Hartwick (MOP offensive)Jeff Tipping, Hartwick (MOP defensive)

1997Seth George, UCLA (MOP offensive)Matt Reis, UCLA (MOP defensive)Carlos Bocanegra, UCLAJosh Keller, UCLATom Poltl, UCLAMcKinley Tennyson, UCLABen Olsen, VirginiaScott Vermillion, VirginiaBrian West, VirginiaChris Klein, IndianaAleksey Korol, IndianaTim Leonard, St. LouisKevin Quigley, St. Louis

1998Aleksey Korol, Indiana (MOP offensive)Nick Garcia, Indiana (MOP defensive)Lazo Alavanja, IndianaGino DiGuardi, IndianaDema Kovalenko, IndianaYuri Lavrinenko, IndianaAndrew Parrish, IndianaJamie Clark, StanfordSimon Elliott, StanfordLee Morrison, StanfordSteve Armas, MarylandTaylor Twellman, MarylandMichael Goehring, Santa Clara

1999Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana (MOP offensive)Nick Garcia, Indiana (MOP defensive)

Ryan Mack, IndianaAleksey Korol, IndianaAdam Eyre, Santa ClaraAri Rodopoulos, Santa ClaraShawn Percell, Santa ClaraDarin Lewis, ConnecticutBrent Rahim, ConnecticutSasha Victorine, UCLAPete Vagenas, UCLA

2000Darin Lewis, Connecticut (MOP offensive)Chris Gbandi, Connecticut (MOP defensive)Brent Rahim, ConnecticutBryheem Hancock, ConnecticutMax Zieky, ConnecticutMike Tranchilla, CreightonBrian Mullan, CreightonIshmael Mintah, CreightonMike Gabb, CreightonDiego Walsh, Southern MethodistPat Noonan, Indiana

2001Ryan Kneipper, North Carolina (MOP offensive)David Stokes, North Carolina (MOP defensive)Danny Jackson, North CarolinaMatt Crawford, North CarolinaMichael Ueltschey, North CarolinaPat Noonan, IndianaMike Ambersley, IndianaMatt Moses, StanfordTodd Dunivant, StanfordJeff Matteo, St. John’s (N.Y.)Shalrie Joseph, St. John’s (N.Y.)

2002Aaron Lopez, UCLA (MOP offensive) Zach Wells, UCLA (MOP defensive)Joe Wieland, Creighton Mike Tranchilla, Creighton Sumed Ibrahim, Maryland Chad Marshall, Stanford Roger Levesque, Stanford Todd Dunivant, Stanford Adolfo Gregorio, UCLA Matt Taylor, UCLA Scot Thompson, UCLA

2003Jacob Peterson, Indiana (MOP offensive) Jay Nolly, Indiana (MOP defensive)Ned Grabavoy, Indiana Jed Zayner, Indiana Drew Shinabarger, Indiana Josh Tudela, IndianaDanny O'Rourke, IndianaChristopher Wingert, St. John's (N.Y.) Seth Stammler, MarylandSumed Ibrahim, Maryland Will Weatherly, Santa Clara

2004Drew McAthy, UC Santa Barb. (MOP offensive) Jay Nolly, Indiana (MOP defensive)John Michael Hayden, IndianaJed Zayner, Indiana

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FIRST ROUND*Wis.-Parkside 0, Lewis 0 (2 ot, pk)Tusculum 5, Catawba 4 (ot)Rollins 1, Montevallo 0 (ot)*Clayton St. 0, Queens (N.C.) 0 (2 ot, pk)*Cal St. Bakersfield 0, Cal St. Dom. Hills 0 (2 ot, pk)Fort Lewis 2, Northeastern St. 1Franklin Pierce 3, Mass.-Lowell 0Lock Haven 2, California (Pa.) 1 (2 ot)

SECOND ROUNDSIU Edwardsville 3, Wis.-Parkside 1Tusculum 3, Carson-Newman 0Central Ark. 2, Rollins 1UNC Pembroke 2, Clayton St. 0Seattle 3, Cal St. Bakersfield 0Incarnate Word 2, Fort Lewis 0*Franklin Pierce 2, Southern Conn. St. 2 (2 ot, pk)Dowling 4, Lock Haven 0

QUARTERFINALSSIU Edwardsville 3, Tusculum 2UNC Pembroke 1, Central Ark. 0Seattle 1, Incarnate Word 0Dowling 1, Franklin Pierce 0*Advanced on penalty kicks.

SEMIFINALSDECEMBER 3 AT MIDWESTERN ST.SIU Edwardsville 4, UNC Pembroke 1Goals by period 1 2 TotalSIU Edwardsville.................................. 1 3 4UNC Pembroke ................................... 0 1 1SCORING SUMMARY33:22 SIUE Michael Burgund (Kevin Thibodeau)46:03 UNCP Graeme Little (Trond Myrland)61:30 SIUE Pete Cacciatore (unassisted)72:28 SIUE Victor Pacheco (Adam Lanter)89:02 SIUE Mike Banner (Lanter)Shots: SIU Edwardsville 14, UNC Pembroke 16.Saves: SIU Edwardsville 6 (Nicholas Frasca 6), UNCPembroke 4 (Richard Sallin 4).Fouls: SIU Edwardsville 10, UNC Pembroke 14.Corner Kicks: SIU Edwardsville 5, UNC Pembroke 2.Seattle 2, Dowling 1 (ot)Goals by period 1 2 OT TotalDowling ........................................ 1 0 0 1Seattle .......................................... 0 1 1 2SCORING SUMMARY

4:58 DC Chris Kenney (Morten Jensen) 86:41 SU Adam Jensen (unassisted)94:08 SU Bobby McAlister (Alex Chursky)Shots: Dowling 13, Seattle 14.Saves: Dowling 4 (Neal Kitson 4), Seattle 8 (JeremiahDoyle 8).Fouls: Dowling 19, Seattle 22.Corner Kicks: Dowling 9, Seattle 3.Attendance: 512.

CHAMPIONSHIPDECEMBER 5 AT MIDWESTERN ST.Seattle 2, SIU Edwardsville 1Goals by period 1 2 TotalSIU Edwardsville.................................. 0 1 1Seattle ................................................ 1 1 2SCORING SUMMARY43:00 SU Adam Jensen (Cameron Weaver; Santa

Maria Rivera) 48:55 SIUE Victor Pacheco (unassisted) 69:58 SU Bobby McAlister (unassisted) Shots: SIU Edwardsville 12, Seattle 10.Saves: SIU Edwardsville (Nicholas Frasca 6), Seattle 6(Jeremiah Doyle 6).Fouls: SIU Edwardsville 14, Seattle 12.Corner Kicks: SIU Edwardsville 3, Seattle 4.Attendance: 550.

Danny O’Rourke, Indiana Brian Plotkin, IndianaAndy Iro, UC Santa Barb.Danny Kennedy, UC Santa Barb.Tony Lochhead, UC Santa Barb.Blake Camp, DukeJason Garvey, Maryland

Individual RecordsGOALS, GAME

7—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. (9) vs. GeorgeWashington (3), 1978.

GOALS, TOURNAMENT7—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. (7 vs. George

Washington, 0 vs. Clemson), 1978.

GOALS, CAREER13—A.J. Wood, Virginia, 1991-92-93-94.

ASSISTS, GAME3—Hugh Copeland, Brown (6) vs. Bridgeport (2),

1976; Dale Russell, Philadelphia U. (4) vs. Penn St.(0), 1976; Duncan MacDonald, Hartwick (5) vs. St.Francis (N.Y.) (1), 1977; Robert Byrkett,Appalachian St. (9) vs. George Washington (3),1978; Tim Guelker, SIU Edwardsville (3) vs. Clemson(2), 1979; Peter Dicce, Temple (5) vs. Penn St. (6),1985; Dario Brose, North Carolina St. (3) vs. SouthCarolina (1), 1990; Toby Taitano, San Diego (4) vs.Portland (2), 1990; Billy Baumhoff, South Carolina(6) vs. Air Force (0), 1993; Andre Parris, Princeton(5) vs. Penn St. (2), 1993; Daniel Falcone, Portland(4) vs. Butler (1), 1995; Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana (4)vs. Evansville (1), 1996; Matt Crawford, NorthCarolina (6) vs. Winthrop (0), 2002.

ASSISTS, TOURNAMENT6—Andre Parris, Princeton (1 vs. Columbia, 3 vs. Penn

St., 2 vs. Hartwick), 1993.

ASSISTS, CAREER11—Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana, 1996-97-98-99.

POINTS, GAME15—Thompson Usiyan (7 goals, 1 assist), Appalachian

St. (9) vs. George Washington (3), 1978.

POINTS, TOURNAMENT15—Thompson Usiyan (7 goals, 1 assist), Appalachian

St. (7-1 vs. George Washington, 0-0 vs. Clemson),1978.

POINTS, CAREER29—Dave MacWilliams (11 goals, 7 assists),

Philadelphia U., 1976-77-78; A.J. Wood (13 goals,3 assists), Virginia, 1991-92-93-94; Aleksey Korol(12 goals, 5 assists), Indiana, 1996-97-98-99.

SAVES, GAME28—Frank Crupi, Fairleigh Dickinson (1) vs. Bucknell

(0), 1975.

LOWEST GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE,TOURNAMENT(Min. 3 Games)

0.00—Peter Arnautoff, San Francisco (vs. San Jose St.,Clemson and Indiana), 1976; Jon Belskis, Wisconsin(vs. William & Mary, Southern Methodist, Portlandand Duke), 1995; Aaron Sockwell, SouthernMethodist (vs. Rider, Dartmouth and St. Louis), 1997.

LOWEST GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE, CAREER(Min. 5 Games)

0.38—Don Copple, St. Louis, 1969-70 (3 goals, 8games [720 minutes]).

Team RecordsGOALS, GAME

9—St. Louis vs. Stanford (3), 1962; Michigan St. vs.Howard (1), 1962; Howard vs. Duke (0), 1972;Appalachian St. vs. George Washington (3), 1978.

GOALS, TWO TEAMS, GAME12—St. Louis (9) vs. Stanford (3), 1962; Appalachian

St. (9) vs. George Washington (3), 1978.

GOALS, TOURNAMENT17—Clemson, 1976; Clemson, 1978; UCLA, 2002.

SHOTS, GAME54—Connecticut (2) vs. Rhode Island (3) (4 ot), 1979.

CORNER KICKS, GAME20—Connecticut (2) vs. Hartford (1) (4 ot), 1999.

FOULS, GAME50—Rhode Island (3) vs. Connecticut (2) (4 ot), 1979;

Indiana (1) vs. UC Santa Barb. (1) (2 ot), 2004.

GOALS PER GAME, TOURNAMENT(Min. 2 Games)

5.00—St. Louis, 3 games, 1959; St. Louis, 3 games,1962; Appalachian St., 2 games, 1978.


0.00—San Francisco, 4 games, 1976; Wisconsin, 5games, 1995.

OVERTIME GAMES, TOURNAMENT5—Alabama A&M, 1981.

LONGEST GAME166 minutes, 5 seconds—UCLA (1) vs. American (0) (8

ot), 1985.


Year Player, School G A P1972 Not available1973 Not available1974 Herbert Gordon, Dist. Columbia*....... 5 0 101975 Nimrod Dreyfuss, Adelphi.................. 6 2 141976 Pete Notaro, Loyola (Md.).................. 4 2 101977 Kenneth Okafor, Alabama A&M........ 5 1 111978 Segun Adelke, Alabama A&M........... 4 1 91979 Gordon Prempeh, Eastern Ill............... 3 0 61980 Ron Basile, Southern Conn. St. ........... 3 1 71981 Ron Basile, Southern Conn. St. ........... 3 1 71982 Hermann-Josef Engels, Florida Int’l ...... 5 1 111983 Brad Elmenhurst, Seattle Pacific .......... 2 4 81984 Munga Eketebi, Florida Int’l................ 5 3 131985 Peter Hattrup, Seattle Pacific............... 5 1 111986 Mark Faller, Seattle Pacific ................. 2 1 51987 Antony Vaughn, Southern Conn. St. ... 2 1 5

John DeBrito, Southern Conn. St. ........ 2 1 51988 Bobby Reyes, Cal St. Northridge........ 5 0 101989 Dermott Sweeney, Mercy................... 3 0 6

Archie Harlow, Southern N.H. ........... 3 0 61990 Andrew Ziemer, Sonoma St. .............. 2 1 51991 Andrew Ziemer, Sonoma St. .............. 6 0 121992 Altimont Butler, Southern N.H............. 2 2 61993 Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech ............. 4 3 111994 Phil Bullard, Seattle Pacific.................. 5 2 121995 Gil Hokayma, Southern Conn. St........ 3 1 71996 Nabyl Bekraoui, Grand Canyon ........ 2 2 6

Dylan Kendrick, Lynn ......................... 2 2 6Miles Tomic, Grand Canyon.............. 3 0 6

1997 Jeremy Hamm, Cal St. Bakersfield ...... 3 1 71998 Vadim Tolstolutsky, Seattle Pacific ....... 2 4 8

Dan Valency, Southern Conn. St. ....... 3 2 81999 Paul Oyuga, Southern Conn. St.......... 3 1 7

Aui Scabini, Southern Conn. St. ......... 2 3 7Per Ole Tenden, Charleston (W.V.) .... 3 1 7

Year Player, School G A P2000 Fitzgerald Clarke, Barry .................... 4 2 102001 Marcus Rullow, West Tex. A&M......... 2 0 4

Sean Lockhart, Cal St. Dom. Hills ....... 1 2 4Roy Fink, Tampa................................ 2 0 4Jason Bell, Tampa.............................. 2 0 4Jaime Creaghan, Lander.................... 2 0 4Justin McMillian, SIU Edwardsville ...... 1 2 4

2002 Tony Bussard, Sonoma St................... 5 1 112003 Lars Pottgiessen, Truman.................. 3 2 82004 Paul Hopkins, Tusculum................... 4 1 9

Bobby McAlister, Seattle ................. 4 1 9*Does not include first-round game against Baltimore.



1975Charles Meyers, Baltimore (MOP offensive)Mike Wall, Baltimore (MOP defensive)

1976Ian Reid, Loyola (Md.) (MOP offensive)John Palmere, Loyola (Md.) (MOP defensive)

1988Robin Chan, Florida Tech (MOP offensive)Rick Iverson, Cal St. Northridge (MOP defensive)

1989Archie Harlow, Southern N.H. (MOP offensive)Mike Martin, Southern N.H. (MOP defensive)

1999T.J. Delucia, Southern Conn. St. (MOP offensive)Brad Greenwood, Fort Lewis (MOP defensive)Luc Cisna, Fort LewisChris Greer, Fort LewisSteve Berglund, Fort Lewis

Avi Scabini, Southern Conn. St.Paul Oyuga, Southern Conn. St.Assaf Dagai, Southern Conn. St.Paul Brooks, Southern Conn. St.Phil Elias, Charleston (W.V.)Johan Nordin, Charleston (W.V.)Greg Jehs, BarryAlen Marcina, Barry

2000Victor Guerrero, Cal St. Dom. Hills (MOP offensive)Jacobi Goodfellow, Barry (MOP defensive)Tony de Vocht, Cal St. Dom. HillsAlex Bengard, Cal St. Dom. HillsGarrett Estrin, Cal St. Dom. HillsAlen Marcina, BarryGreg Jehs, BarryJohn Thompson, LewisMartin Strah, LewisKarl Nusshag, East StroudsburgSean Stewart, East Stroudsburg

2001Kareem Escayg, Tampa (MOP offensive)Luis Morales, Cal St. Dom. Hills (MOP defensive)Robbie Folbrycht, TampaMarlon Rojas, TampaRoy Fink, TampaScott White, Cal St. Dom. HillsJoe Cartlidge, Cal St. Dom. HillsAbdoul Karim Diallo, DowlingLeonard Doramodou, DowlingJustin McMillian, SIU EdwardsvilleDavid Mwendapole, SIU Edwardsville

2002Tony Bussard, Sonoma St. (MOP offensive)Matt Bernard, Sonoma St. (MOP defensive)Brandon Boone, Sonoma St. Ryan Smith, Sonoma St.Mounir Tajiou, Southern N.H.

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Championship ChampionshipYear Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Game Attendance Total Attendance1972 ............ SIU Edwardsville (11-0-3) Bob Guelker 1-0 Oneonta St. SIU Edwardsville — —1973 ............ Mo.-St. Louis (11-0-3) Don Dallas 3-0 Cal St. Fullerton Springfield — —1974 ............ Adelphi (16-1-1) Menahem Less 3-2 Seattle Pacific Mo.-St. Louis 321 —1975 ............ Baltimore (16-2-1) Dick Edell 3-1 Seattle Pacific Seattle Pacific 7,000 18,6851976 ............ Loyola (Md.) (21-1) Jim Bullington 2-0 New Haven Seattle Pacific 1,500 8,7251977 ............ Alabama A&M (16-1) Salah Yousif 2-1 Seattle Pacific Florida Int’l 200 5,1751978 ............ Seattle Pacific (18-5-4) Cliff McCrath 1-0 (3 ot) Alabama A&M Florida Int’l 500 3,9391979 ............ Alabama A&M (22-1) Salah Yousif 2-0 Eastern Ill. Florida Int’l 300 2,3291980 ............ Lock Haven (21-0) Michael Parker 1-0 (ot) Florida Int’l Florida Int’l 800 4,1131981............. Tampa (15-0-3) Jay Miller 1-0 (ot) Cal St. L.A. Southern Conn. St. 700 3,9161982 ............ Florida Int’l (16-3-1) Karl Kremser 2-1 Southern Conn. St. Florida Int’l 1,300 5,6041983 ............ Seattle Pacific (16-4-1) Cliff McCrath 1-0 Tampa Tampa 4,117 11,7001984 ............ Florida Int’l (14-4-3) Karl Kremser 1-0 (ot) Seattle Pacific Seattle Pacific 4,500 7,7421985 ............ Seattle Pacific (20-3) Cliff McCrath 3-2 Florida Int’l Florida Int’l 1,480 8,8191986 ............ Seattle Pacific (17-4-2) Cliff McCrath 4-1 Oakland Seattle Pacific 4,100 9,7781987 ............ Southern Conn. St. (17-1-3) Bob Dikranian 2-0 Cal St. Northridge Tampa 1,700 9,1011988 ............ Florida Tech (15-6) Rick Stottler 3-2 Cal St. Northridge Cal St. Northridge 4,588 10,4721989 ............ Southern N.H. (22-1-2) John Rootes 3-1 UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro 2,137 12,3951990 ............ Southern Conn. St. (22-0-1) Ray Reid 1-0 (4 ot, pk) Seattle Pacific Florida Tech 700 8,9791991 ............ Florida Tech (19-2-1) Rick Stottler 5-1 Sonoma St. Florida Tech 2,000 9,0761992 ............ Southern Conn. St. (21-2-1) Ray Reid 1-0 Tampa Tampa 3,285 9,4251993 ............ Seattle Pacific (18-2-1) Cliff McCrath 1-0 Southern Conn. St. Florida Tech 2,800 9,0141994 ............ Tampa (15-2-1) Tom Fitzgerald 3-0 (2 ot) Oakland Tampa 4,336 11,9421995 ............ Southern Conn. St. (21-1-1) Ray Reid 2-0 S.C. Upstate S.C. Upstate 1,500 8,8781996 ............ Grand Canyon (12-4-5) Peter Duah, 3-1 Oakland Grand Canyon 1,649 8,679

Petar Draksin1997 ............ Cal St. Bakersfield (20-4) Simon Tobin 1-0 Lynn Lynn 1,256 7,8221998 ............ Southern Conn. St. (20-2-1) Tom Lang 1-0 S.C. Upstate S.C. Upstate 2,833 8,9251999 ............ Southern Conn. St. (20-0) Tom Lang 2-1 (2 ot) Fort Lewis Barry 403 9,1782000 ............ Cal St. Dom. Hills (23-1-1) Joe Flanagan 2-1 (4 ot) Barry Barry 818 8,2732001 ............ Tampa (19-0-2) Keith Fulk 2-1 Cal St. Dom. Hills Tampa 1,236 6,1652002 ............ Sonoma St. (20-3-1) Marcus Ziemer 4-3 Southern N.H. Virginia Beach 397 5,4562003 ............ Lynn (22-0-1) Shaun Pendleton 2-1 Cal St. Chico Virginia Beach 198 6,4152004 ............ Seattle (22-0-1) Peter Fewing 2-1 SIU Edwardsville Midwestern St. 550 —

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Romelle Burgess, Southern N.H.Anthony Augustine, Southern N.H.Matt Kagan, Southern N.H.Oliver Woodward, MercyhurstDustin McNaughton, MercyhurstDanny George, Central Ark.

2003Andrew Hirst, Lynn (MOP offensive)Ross Lumsden, Lynn (MOP defensive)Mark Melling, LynnLee Paul Scroggins, LynnGarthfield Whyte, LynnJesse Grigg, Cal St. ChicoDominik Jakubek, Cal St. ChicoKevin Kuiper, Cal St. ChicoDustin Tong, Cal St. ChicoSergne Babacar Mboup, DowlingTony McCormick, Findlay

2004Bobby McAlister, Seattle (MOP offensive)Santa Maria Rivera, Seattle (MOP defensive)Pat Doran, SeattleJeremiah Doyle, SeattleMike Banner, SIU EdwardsvilleJohn Matthews, SIU EdwardsvilleKevin Thibodeau, SIU EdwardsvilleChris Kenney, DowlingSergne Babacar Mboup, DowlingAli Erdal, UNC PembrokeTrond Myrland, UNC Pembroke


5—Nimrod Dreyfuss, Adelphi (9) vs. Wis.-Green Bay(1), 1975.

GOALS, TOURNAMENT6—Nimrod Dreyfuss, Adelphi (0 vs. Bentley, 1 vs. Le

Moyne, 0 vs. Seattle Pacific, 5 vs. Wis.-Green Bay),1975; Andrew Ziemer, Sonoma St. (2 vs. Oakland,3 vs. Mo.-St. Louis, 1 vs. Cal Poly, 0 vs. Florida Tech),1991.

GOALS, CAREER8—Hermann-Josef Engels, Florida Int’l, 1982-83; Peter

Hattrup, Seattle Pacific, 1983-85; Andrew Ziemer,Sonoma St., 1990-91; Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech,1991-92-93.

ASSISTS, GAME4—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech (5) vs. Seattle Pacific

(5) (4 ot), 1993.

ASSISTS, TOURNAMENT5—Michael Latty, Alabama A&M (2 vs. Florida Int’l, 1

vs. Loyola [Md.], 2 vs. Eastern Ill., 0 vs. SeattlePacific), 1978.

ASSISTS, CAREER7—James Udemba, Alabama A&M, 1977-78; Vadim

Tolstolutsky, Seattle Pacific, 1997-98.

POINTS, GAME10—Nimrod Dreyfuss (5 goals), Adelphi (9) vs. Wis.-

Green Bay (1), 1975.

POINTS, TOURNAMENT14—Nimrod Dreyfuss (6 goals, 2 assists), Adelphi (0-2

vs. Bentley, 1-0 vs. Le Moyne, 0-0 vs. Seattle Pacific,5-0 vs. Wis.-Green Bay), 1975.

POINTS, CAREER20—Richard Sharpe, Florida Tech (8 goals, 4 assists),

1991-92-93.

SAVES, GAME20—Steve Zerhusen, UMBC (1) vs. Florida Int’l (2),

1977; Steve Martin, Cal St. Dom. Hills (0) vs. Mo.-St.Louis (2), 1982.

LOWEST GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE,TOURNAMENT (Min. 3 Games)

0.00—Sylvester Onwuekwe, Alabama A&M (vs.Florida Int’l, Seattle Pacific and Eastern Ill.), 1979;Tom Graham, Tampa (vs. Rollins, Mo.-St. Louis andCal St. L.A.), 1981.


0.27—Sylvester Onwuekwe, Alabama A&M, 1977-78-79.

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GOALS, GAME10—Florida Int’l vs. Lock Haven (1), 1984.

GOALS, TWO TEAMS, GAME11—Florida Int’l (10) vs. Lock Haven (1), 1984; East

Stroudsburg (6) vs. West Va. Wesleyan (5), 1997.

SHOTS, GAME46—Loyola (Md.) (1) vs. Rollins (0), 1976.

CORNER KICKS, GAME19—Seattle Pacific (5) vs. Mo.-St. Louis (2), 1983;

Seattle Pacific (0) vs. Florida Int’l (1), 1984.

FOULS, GAME58—Eastern Ill. (0) vs. Wis.-Green Bay (1) (4 ot), 1977.


4.67—Florida Int’l, 3 games, 1984.


0.00—Alabama A&M, 3 games, 1979; Tampa, 3games, 1981.

Division III Men’sChampionship2004 Results

FIRST ROUNDWhitworth 2, Colorado Col. 1Wis.-Whitewater 2, Edgewood 1Roger Williams 1, Western New Eng. 0Geneseo St. 1, Rochester Inst. 0Babson 3, Castleton St. 0Wheaton (Ill.) 3, Fontbonne 0Wartburg 3, Dominican (Ill.) 1*Allegheny 0, Transylvania 0 (2 ot, pk)Westminster (Pa.) 1, Pitt.-Greensburg 0Bridgewater St. 2, Baruch 0Arcadia 1, Roanoke 0 (ot)Elizabethtown 2, Drew 0

SECOND ROUNDSt. Norbert 3, Whitworth 2*UC Santa Cruz 0, Redlands 0 (2 ot, pk)Gust. Adolphus 0, Wis.-Whitewater 0 (2 ot, pk)Trinity (Tex.) 2, Texas-Dallas 0St. Lawrence 3, Roger Williams 0Williams 5, Hamilton 1Geneseo St. 3, Keene St. 2Wheaton (Mass.) 3, Babson 2Wilmington (Ohio) 2, Wheaton (Ill.) 0Wartburg 1, Calvin 0*Allegheny 1, Carnegie Mellon 1 (2 ot, pk)Messiah 5, Westminster (Pa.) 0Stevens Institute 3, Bridgewater St. 0

Richard Stockton 3, N.C. Wesleyan 2*Salisbury 1, Arcadia 1 (2 ot, pk)*Johns Hopkins 1, Elizabethtown 1 (2 ot, pk)

SECTIONAL SEMIFINALSUC Santa Cruz 3, St. Norbert 0Gust. Adolphus 1, Trinity (Tex.) 0Williams 1, St. Lawrence 0 (ot)Geneseo St. 1, Wheaton (Mass.) 0Wartburg 1, Wilmington (Ohio) 0Messiah 5, Allegheny 0Richard Stockton 2, Stevens Institute 1 (ot)Salisbury 1, Johns Hopkins 0

SECTIONAL FINALSUC Santa Cruz 1, Gust. Adolphus 0Geneseo St. 1, Williams 0Messiah 2, Wartburg 0Salisbury 4, Richard Stockton 2*Advanced on penalty kicks.

SEMIFINALSNOVEMBER 26 AT GREENSBORO, N.C.UC Santa Cruz 3, Geneseo St. 1Goals by period 1 2 TotalGeneseo St. ........................................ 0 1 1UC Santa Cruz.................................... 1 2 3SCORING SUMMARY20:25 UCSC Matt Marquess (Alex Tocco)56:37 UCSC Bryan Baird (unassisted)69:00 UCSC Zach Migdal (David Frank)79:16 GEN Patrick Occhiuto (Tyler Ferrera)Shots: Geneseo St. 6, UC Santa Cruz 19.Saves: Geneseo St. 5 (Chris Stock 5), UC Santa Cruz 3(Christopher Pederson 3).

Fouls: Geneseo St. 10, UC Santa Cruz 16.Corner Kicks: Geneseo St. 1, UC Santa Cruz 8.Messiah 1, Salisbury 0Goals by period 1 2 TotalSalisbury ............................................ 0 0 0Messiah.............................................. 0 1 1SCORING SUMMARY59:56 MESS David McClellan (Aaron Casper)Shots: Salisbury 6, Messiah 20.Saves: Salisbury 8 (Jason Cranford 6; Team 2), Messiah4 (Dustin Shambach 4).Fouls: Salisbury 6, Messiah 11.Corner Kicks: Salisbury 6, Messiah 12.Attendance: 716.

CHAMPIONSHIPNOVEMBER 27 AT GREENSBORO, N.C.Messiah 4, UC Santa Cruz 0Goals by period 1 2 TotalMessiah.............................................. 3 1 4UC Santa Cruz.................................... 0 0 0SCORING SUMMARY11:01 MESS Kai Kasiguran (David McClellan)27:14 MESS Patrick Lenehan (Seth Lehman) 32:05 MESS Dan Visser (Andre Burckhart)87:21 MESS David McClellan (Bryan Mohney)Shots: Messiah 12, UC Santa Cruz 9.Saves: Messiah 4 (Dustin Shambach 3; Team 1), UCSanta Cruz 6 (Christopher Pederson 5; Team 1).Fouls: Messiah 12, UC Santa Cruz 9.Corner Kicks: Messiah 3, UC Santa Cruz 3.Attendance: 801.

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Year Player, School G A P1974 Nelson Cupello, Brockport St. ......... 5 0 10

McWilling Todman, Swarthmore...... 5 0 101975 Joseph Olivere, Babson................... 4 0 81976 Cleveland Lewis, Brandeis ............... 6 0 121977 Dan Taber, Lock Haven................... 5 2 121978 Tim Gargan, Lock Haven ................ 4 0 81979 Scott Salisbury, Rowan.................... 3 1 71980 Cedric DeSilva, Scranton ................ 6 2 141981 Cedric DeSilva, Scranton ................ 3 2 8

Carlos Loureiro, Scranton ................ 4 0 8Dave Wright, Cortland St. .............. 3 2 8

1982 Mike Sweeney, UNC Greensboro.... 5 2 121983 Steve Clark, Plymouth St. ................ 4 1 9

Year Player, School G A PEric Themm, Claremont-M-S ............. 4 1 9

1984 Kevin McCarthy, Rochester Inst. ....... 4 3 11

1985 Andrew Mehalko, UNC Greensboro 6 3 151986 Carl Fleming, UNC Greensboro ...... 2 3 71987 Jason Haupt, UNC Greensboro ....... 3 3 9

Willie Lopez, UNC Greensboro....... 4 1 91988 Scott Rommel, UC San Diego .......... 6 2 141989 Mark Pratzner, Elizabethtown .......... 3 2 81990 Matt Schrader, Ohio Wesleyan ....... 4 0 8

Mike Donavan, Kenyon................... 4 0 81991 Mike Edwards, TCNJ ...................... 5 0 101992 Pascal Clerigo, Kean ...................... 5 3 131993 Mark Phillips, Kenyon ..................... 3 2 81994 Jared Lawrence, Johns Hopkins........ 4 0 81995 Brad Murray, Williams.................... 8 0 161996 Jamion Berry, Kenyon ..................... 5 1 111997 Rob Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) ............... 5 4 141998 Richard Ronemus, Greensboro......... 3 2 81999 Rob Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) ............... 4 1 92000 Hayden Woodworth, Messiah......... 5 1 112001 Duncan Edwards, Greensboro......... 5 1 112002 Josh Card, Trinity (Tex.)................... 4 1 92003 Cullen Davies, Trinity (Tex.).............. 6 1 132004 David McClellan, Messiah............... 5 2 12

Bill Whittington, Salisbury................ 6 0 12



1975Wilfrid Thibodeau, Babson (MOP offensive)Jimmy Powers, Babson (MOP defensive)

1976Cleveland Lewis, Brandeis (MOP offensive)Arn Armstrong, Brockport St. (MOP defensive)


4—Mike Donovan, Kenyon (7) vs. Wooster (4) (ot),1990; Duncan Edwards, Greensboro (6) vs. Hardin-Simmons (1), 2001; Bill Whittington, Salisbury (4) vs.Richard Stockton (2), 2004.

GOALS, TOURNAMENT8—Brad Murray, Williams (2 vs. Plymouth St., 1 vs.

Amherst, 3 vs. TCNJ, 1 vs. Muhlenberg, 1 vs.Methodist), 1995.

GOALS, CAREER12—Brad Murray, Williams, 1993-95-96.

ASSISTS, GAME4—Troy Edwards, Wheaton (Ill.) (4) vs. Benedictine (Ill.)

(1), 1993.

ASSISTS, TOURNAMENT5—Robert Muller, Brandeis (1 vs. Mass.-Dartmouth, 3

vs. WPI, 1 vs. Elizabethtown, 0 vs. Brockport St.),1976; Thien Nguyen, UC San Diego (1 vs.Macalester, 2 vs. Cal St. Stanislaus, 1 vs. Emory, 1vs. Rochester Inst.), 1988; Scott Randall, RochesterInst. (1 vs. Hobart, 2 vs. Plattsburgh St., 2 vs.Western Conn. St.), 1992; Jamal Ballantyne, St.Lawrence (1 vs. Norwich, 1 vs. Plattsburgh St., 1 vs.Messiah, 1 vs. Alma, 1 vs. Wheaton [Ill.]), 1999.

ASSISTS, CAREER8—Tony O’Connor, Rowan, 1978-79-80-81.

POINTS, GAME9—Duncan Edwards, (4 goals, 1 assist), Greensboro

(6) vs. Hardin-Simmons (1), 2001.

POINTS, TOURNAMENT16—Brad Murray (8 goals, 0 assists), Williams (2-0 vs.

Plymouth St., 1-0 vs. Amherst, 3-0 vs. TCNJ, 1-0 vs.Muhlenberg, 1-0 vs. Methodist), 1995.

POINTS, CAREER27—Andrew Mehalko (10 goals, 7 assists), UNC

Greensboro, 1983-84-85-86.

HistoryTeam Results

Championship ChampionshipYear Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Game Attendance Total Attendance1974 ............ Brockport St. (12-2-2) Walt Kopczuk 3-1 Swarthmore Wheaton (Ill.) 100 —1975 ............ Babson (17-0-1) Bob Hartwell 1-0 Brockport St. Brockport St. 1,700 7,1121976 ............ Brandeis (15-2) Mike Coven 2-1 (2 ot) Brockport St. Elizabethtown 2,000 6,2861977 ............ Lock Haven (14-4) Michael Parker 1-0 Cortland St. Babson 500 8,6821978 ............ Lock Haven (18-2) Michael Parker 3-0 Washington-St. Louis Babson 800 9,3571979 ............ Babson (13-2-4) Bill Rogers 2-1 Rowan TCNJ 1,500 8,0921980 ............ Babson (16-3-1) Bill Rogers 1-0 (ot) Scranton Babson 3,000 11,9171981 ............ Rowan (19-1-2) Dan Gilmore 2-1 (4 ot) Scranton Elizabethtown 1,100 8,9701982 ............ UNC Greensboro (19-3) Mike Berticelli 2-1 Bethany (W.V.) UNC Greensboro 1,200 10,9161983 ............ UNC Greensboro (23-1-1) Mike Berticelli 3-2 Claremont-M-S UNC Greensboro 1,500 14,3261984 ............ Wheaton (Ill.) (21-1-2) Joe Bean 2-1 (3 ot) Brandeis Wheaton (Ill.) 3,000 15,6871985 ............ UNC Greensboro (20-5) Michael Parker 5-0 Washington-St. Louis Washington-St. Louis 2,688 16,8021986 ............ UNC Greensboro (18-5) Michael Parker 2-0 UC San Diego UNC Greensboro 3,942 14,0951987 ............ UNC Greensboro (17-7-1) Michael Parker 6-1 Washington-St. Louis UNC Greensboro 2,500 15,7851988 ............ UC San Diego (23-0-2) Derek Armstrong 3-0 Rochester Inst. Rochester Inst. 1,207 9,4681989 ............ Elizabethtown (23-2) Skip Roderick 2-0 Greensboro Elizabethtown 2,288 11,0631990 ............ Rowan (20-3-2) Dan Gilmore 2-1 (4 ot, pk) Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan 2,100 13,8201991 ............ UC San Diego (18-4-1) Derek Armstrong 1-0 TCNJ UC San Diego 1,550 13,0801992 ............ Kean (18-6-1) Tony Ochrimenko 3-1 Ohio Wesleyan Kean 1,100 12,9511993 ............ UC San Diego (20-2-2) Derek Armstrong 1-0 Williams Williams 1,797 14,7871994 ............ Bethany (W.V.) (15-5-4) John Cunningham 1-0 (2 ot) Johns Hopkins TCNJ 747 16,6141995 ............ Williams (17-0-2) Mike Russo 2-1 Methodist Williams 1,951 23,2171996 ............ TCNJ (17-5-1) George Nazario 2-1 (4 ot) Kenyon Kenyon 1,124 16,8381997 ............ Wheaton (Ill.) (24-0-1) Joe Bean 3-0 TCNJ Mary Washington 540 14,0601998 ............ Ohio Wesleyan (18-6) Jay Martin 2-1 (2 ot) Greensboro Ohio Wesleyan 1,357 16,5721999 ............ St. Lawrence (22) Bob Durocher 2-0 Wheaton (Ill.) Wheaton (Ill.) 2,398 23,7862000 ............ Messiah (22-2-1) Dave Brandt 2-0 Rowan Rowan 1,525 15,3702001 ............ Richard Stockton (25-1-1) Jeff Haines 3-2 Redlands Messiah 2,644 18,9022002 ............ Messiah (23-2-1) Dave Brandt 1-0 Otterbein St. Lawrence 456 11,7282003 ............ Trinity (Tex.) (24-0-0) Paul McGinlay 2-1 Drew Drew 2,003 14,9772004 ............ Messiah (23-2) Dave Brandt 4-0 UC Santa Cruz Greensboro, N.C. 801 —

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DIVISION III MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS 102

SAVES, GAME23—Brad Sayer, St. Lawrence (1) vs. Clarkson (0) (2

ot), 1998.


0.00—Marcus Voss, Hope (vs. Dominican [Ill.], Wis.-Oshkosh, Wheaton [Ill.]), 2002; Dustin Shambach,Messiah (vs. Westminster [Pa.], Allegheny, Wartburg,Salisbury, UC Santa Cruz), 2004.


0.00—Dustin Shambach, Messiah, 2003-04 (650 min-utes, 0 goals).

Team RecordsGOALS, GAME

10—Westfield St. vs. Coast Guard (1), 1974.

GOALS, TWO TEAMS, GAME11—Westfield St. (10) vs. Coast Guard (1), 1974;

Brandeis (6) vs. WPI (5) (ot), 1976; Kenyon (7) vs.Wooster (4) (ot), 1990; Johns Hopkins (6) vs.Bethany (W.V.) (5), 1998.

SHOTS, GAME45—Brockport St. (3) vs. Swarthmore (2), 1974.

CORNER KICKS, GAME16—UNC Greensboro (3) vs. Johns Hopkins (0),

1986; Ithaca (4) vs. Fredonia St. (1), 1995; Trinity(Tex.) (1) vs. Alma (2), 1999; Richard Stockton (1) vs.Williams (4), 2002.

FOULS, GAME73—Babson (0) vs. Cortland St. (1) (4 ot), 1977.


4.00—Westfield St., 4 games, 1974.


0.00—Hope, 3 games, 2002; Messiah, 5 games,2004.

Men’s ChampionshipBracketsDivision I Brackets ...............................................104Division II Brackets...............................................147Division III Brackets..............................................180

DIVISION I MEN’S BRACKETS104

1959 Division I Men’s Championship Bracket

First Round FinalSemifinals

St. Louis 4-0

CCNY 1-0

Bridgeport 3-2 (ot)

West Chester 1-0

St. Louis 6-2

Bridgeport 2-1 (10 ot)

St. Louis 5-2

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Storrs, Conn.November 28

*St. Louis (8-1)

San Francisco (6-1)

CCNY (8-1-1)

Williams (6-0-2)

Bridgeport (9-0)

*Colgate (7-1)

*West Chester (8-0-1)

Maryland (8-0)



*St. Louis (11-1)

California (6-2)

West Chester (10-0-1)

Brooklyn (9-0)

Maryland (7-1-1)

*Rutgers (11-0)

*Connecticut (10-2)

Cortland St. (9-0)

St. Louis 2-0

West Chester 1-0

*Maryland 4-3 (ot)

Connecticut 4-3

St. Louis 2-1

Maryland 4-0

St. Louis 3-2

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Brooklyn, N.Y.November 26



New York U. (8-1)

Bridgeport (8-2)

West Chester (10-0)

*Maryland (9-0-1)

Rutgers (10-0-1)

Brockport St. (9-1)

St. Louis (11-1)

*San Francisco (6-2-1)

Bridgeport 1-0

West Chester 4-2

Rutgers 3-1

St. Louis 1-0

West Chester 2-0

St. Louis 6-1

West Chester 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

St. LouisNovember 25

*Host institution.

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Springfield 2-1

Maryland 4-3

St. Louis 9-3

Michigan St. 9-1

Maryland 5-0

St. Louis 2-0

St. Louis 4-3

NATIONAL CHAMPION

St. LouisNovember 24

Springfield (8-2-1)

Hartwick (10-1)

*Maryland (8-0)

Pittsburgh (6-0-2)

Stanford (10-1)

*St. Louis (9-0-1)

Howard (6-1)

Michigan St. (8-1)


Second Round FinalSemifinalsFirst Round

Brown (10-1-1)

Springfield (6-2-3)

Army (10-0)

Adelphi (13-1)

*Navy (9-0)

Howard (7-1)


Fairleigh Dickinson (5-1-3)

*St. Louis (9-1)

Michigan St. (9-0)

San Francisco (5-2-1)

San Jose St. (9-3)

*Maryland (8-2)

Drexel (9-2)

Bridgeport (10-2-1)

Long Island (10-2-1)

Brown 1-0

Army 4-2

Navy 5-1

West Chester 2-0

St. Louis 2-0

*San Francisco 2-0

*Maryland 5-2

Bridgeport 3-1

Army 3-1

Navy 3-0

St. Louis 3-2

Maryland 5-3

St. Louis 3-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONEast Brunswick, N.J.

December 7

Navy 4-0

St. Louis 7-3

*Host institution.



First Round SemifinalsSecond Round Final

Trinity (Conn.) (8-1)

Dartmouth (7-4)

Army (8-2)

Cortland St. (10-1)

*Michigan St. (7-0-2)

Maryland (8-2)

East Stroudsburg (9-0)

Frank. & Marsh. (7-1-2)

*Navy (11-0)


Bridgeport (9-1-2)

Hartwick (9-1)

San Jose St. (8-3-2)

Air Force (6-1-1)

Trinity (Conn.) 2-1

Army 4-3 (3 ot, ck)

Michigan St. 1-0

East Stroudsburg 6-0

Navy 2-1

Bridgeport 1-0

*St. Louis (10-0-1)

San Jose St. 5-3

Navy 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONProvidence, R.I.

December 5

Army 6-1

Michigan St. 4-0

Navy 5-3

St. Louis 5-0

Michigan St. 3-2 (ot)

Navy 2-1

*Host insitution.


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Middlebury (8-0-1)


Army (10-0-1)


Michigan St. (7-1)

Baltimore (11-1)


Pittsburgh (7-1-1)

Navy (10-0-1)

West Chester (8-4)

Brown (11-0-1)

Ithaca (10-0-1)

*St. Louis (10-0)

Ohio (6-4-1)


Air Force (6-4)

Trinity (Conn.) 2-1

Army 3-2

Michigan St. 7-0


Navy 4-1

Brown 2-1

St. Louis 2-1

San Francisco 3-2

St. Louis 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSt. Louis

December 4

Army 3-1

Michigan St. 2-1

Navy 6-2

St. Louis 5-2

Michigan St. 3-1

St. Louis 3-1

*Host institution.




Bridgeport (8-3)

*Colgate (8-1)

*Long Island (12-1)

Cortland St. (8-2-1)

*Michigan St. (8-0-1)

Akron (10-2)

Temple (11-0-1)

West Virginia (13-1)

Navy (9-0-2)

St. Joseph’s (9-2)

*Connecticut (8-4)

Army (8-2-2)

St. Louis (6-3-3)

*Colorado Col. (6-2)

San Jose St. (9-1)


Bridgeport 3-1

Long Island 6-1

Michigan St. 2-0

Temple 4-0

Navy 4-1

Army 2-1

St. Louis 5-1

*San Francisco 2-1

San Francisco 5-2

NATIONAL CHAMPIONBerkeley, Calif.

December 3

Long Island 1-0

Michigan St. 3-1

Army 3-1

San Francisco 2-1 (4 ot)

Long Island 2-2 (4 ot, pk)

San Francisco 2-0

*Host institution.


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Bridgeport (10-2)

Trinity (Conn.) (7-1-1)

Army (9-2)

Michigan St. (9-0-1)

Maryland (9-1-1)

Temple (10-0-2)

Akron (11-2)

Navy (8-1)



*Buffalo St. (11-0-1)

*St. Louis (5-2-1)

Colorado Col. (8-1)


San Francisco (8-1)

Long Island 2-0

Trinity (Conn.) 6-4

Michigan St. 4-1

Akron 1-0

Navy 5-0

Buffalo St. 1-1 (2 ot, ck)

St. Louis 6-1

*San Jose St. 3-3 (2 ot, ck)

Michigan St. and St. Louis 0-0

CO-NATIONAL CHAMPIONSSt. Louis

December 2

Long Island 3-1

Michigan St. 3-1

Navy 2-1

St. Louis 4-3

Michigan St. 4-0

St. Louis 1-0

*Host institution.



Second Round SemifinalsThird RoundFirst Round Final

*Harvard (6-2-3)

Army (8-2)

*Fairleigh Dickinson (6-4-2)

Hofstra (14-1-1)

*North Carolina (8-2)


Delaware (9-1-1)

Temple (6-2-1)

*St. Louis (8-0-1)

West Virginia (8-0-1)

*Brockport St. (11-0)

Army 4-1

*Brown (9-3)

Fairleigh Dickinson 3-1

*Akron (11-0)

Michigan St. 5-0

*West Chester (8-2)

Temple 3-2

*Maryland (11-0)

St. Louis 3-2

Hartwick (8-2)


San Jose St. (11-1)

UCLA (11-1-3)

San Francisco (11-2)

Air Force (9-2)

Army 3-3 (ck)

Brown 3-0

Michigan St. 1-0

West Chester 4-3

*Maryland 3-1

Hartwick 4-0

San Jose St. 3-1

Air Force 3-2

Michigan St. and Maryland 2-2 (2 ot)

CO-NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

AtlantaDecember 7

Brown 3-1

Michigan St. 2-2 (ck)

Maryland 2-1

San Jose St. 1-0

Michigan St. 2-0

Maryland 4-3

*Host institution.


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*Harvard (10-0)

Southern Conn. St. (7-3-1)

Brown (7-3-2)

Bridgeport (10-1-1)

Hartwick (8-1-1)

Rensselaer (10-2)

New York U. (9-3)

Adelphi (10-1-3)

*Maryland (8-1-2)

Virginia (9-0-1)

South Fla. (7-1)

Navy (8-1-1)

Philadelphia U. (11-0-1)


Montclair St. (12-1-1)

Penn (8-3)

*Harvard 5-0

Brown 2-1

Hartwick 5-3

New York U. 1-0

*St. Louis (8-0)

SIU Edwardsville (10-0-1)

Cleveland St. (9-1-2)



San Diego St. (8-1)

San Jose St. (12-1)

Air Force (11-2-1)

*Maryland 5-0

South Fla. 1-0

Philadelphia U. 2-1

Penn 3-0

*Harvard 4-0

Hartwick 4-3

*St. Louis 4-0

Cleveland St. 3-0

San Francisco 2-1

San Jose St. 1-0

*Maryland 4-1

Penn 2-1

St. Louis 4-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

San Jose, Calif.December 8

Harvard 1-0

St. Louis 2-1

San Francisco 3-1

Maryland 1-0

St. Louis 2-1

San Francisco 1-0

*Host institution.




*Harvard (9-0)

WPI (9-1-1)

Brown (9-2-1)

Middlebury (6-2-2)

Hartwick (11-0)

Army (9-1)

Buffalo St. (13-0-1)

Columbia (8-3)

Navy (8-1-1)

South Fla. (7-3)

*#Howard (9-0-1)

Maryland (7-3)

Penn St. (8-2)

*Delaware (9-0-2)

Penn (7-2-2)

Philadelphia U. (15-0)

*Harvard 6-0

Brown 1-0

Hartwick 4-0

Columbia 2-1 (2 ot, ck)

St. Louis (10-0-1)

*Akron (8-4-1)

*SIU Edwardsville (8-2)



Denver (10-1)

UCLA (13-0)


Navy 1-0 (2 ot, ck)

#Howard 2-0

*Penn St. 2-1

Philadelphia U. 2-1

Harvard 2-1

*Hartwick 6-1

St. Louis 7-0

*SIU Edwardsville 6-0

Denver 2-1

UCLA 3-2

#Howard 2-0

Philadelphia U. 2-1

St. Louis 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Edwardsville, Ill.December 5

Hartwick 4-3

St. Louis 2-1

UCLA 3-1

#Howard 1-0

St. Louis 1-0

UCLA 4-3

#Howard’s participation in the 1970 tournament was vacated.*Host institution.


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*Harvard (10-1)


Brown (6-5-2)

Bridgeport (11-5)

Hartwick (9-1-1)

Army (9-3)

Cornell (10-3)


#Howard (10-0)

West Virginia (9-2)

Navy (10-1)

South Fla. (7-2)

Penn (12-1)

East Stroudsburg (9-1-2)

*Penn St. (8-2)

St. Joseph’s (8-0-4)

*Harvard 5-0

Brown 4-1

Hartwick 3-0

Cornell 2-1

#Howard 1-0

Navy 3-1

*Penn 2-0

Penn St. 4-1

St. Louis (14-0)

Ohio (10-1-1)

*SIU Edwardsville (9-1-1)

Akron (9-2-3)



UCLA (17-1)

Cal St. Chico (14-0-1)

*Harvard 3-0

Hartwick 4-1

*#Howard 3-0

Penn St. 2-1

St. Louis 4-0


San Francisco 3-2

UCLA 5-1

#Howard 3-2

NATIONAL CHAMPION

MiamiDecember 30

Harvard 4-1

*#Howard 8-0

St. Louis 3-1

San Francisco 6-2

#Howard 1-0

St. Louis 3-2

#Howard's participation in the 1971 tournament was vacated.*Host institution.




*Harvard (7-1-1)

Rhode Island (6-4-1)

*Brown (9-4)

Connecticut (8-6-1)


New York U. (6-5-1)

Army (8-2)

Cornell (10-3)

*Howard (11-0-1)

Duke (7-2-2)

*Clemson (12-0-1)


Penn (11-0-1)

Drexel (10-4)

*Penn St. (8-0-2)

St. Joseph’s (11-2)

*Harvard 1-0

Brown 4-2

Long Island 2-1

Cornell 3-1

*San Jose St. (13-1-3)

Fresno St. (7-3)

UCLA (9-1-3)

Washington (13-2-2)

*Howard 9-0

Clemson 3-2

*Penn 4-0

Penn St. 2-0

*St. Louis (11-2-3)

Bowling Green (7-1-3)

Ohio (9-4-1)

Air Force (7-3-1)

Harvard 3-2

*Cornell 3-2

San Jose St. 4-0

UCLA 5-0

Howard 4-0

Penn 3-1

St. Louis 2-0

*Ohio 3-2

St. Louis 4-2

NATIONAL CHAMPION

MiamiDecember 29

Cornell 2-0

UCLA 3-1

Howard 2-0

St. Louis 3-1

UCLA 1-0

St. Louis 2-1 (ot)

*Host institution.


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Bridgeport (11-3-2)

Yale (6-3-4)

*Connecticut (13-3-2)

Brown (8-3-1)

Oneonta St. (11-0-2)

Army (9-0-3)

Hartwick (7-1-3)


*Clemson (13-0)

James Madison (13-1-1)


South Fla. (9-2)

Penn (10-2)

Temple (8-1-5)

*Penn St. (7-1-2)


Yale 3-1

Brown 1-0 (ot)

Oneonta St. 2-1 (3 ot)

Hartwick 3-2

*St. Louis (9-1-3)

Bowling Green (9-1)


Northern Ill. (7-1-2)

*Clemson 7-0

South Fla. 3-1

*Penn 5-1

Penn St. 5-3


Santa Clara (14-3-3)

UCLA (14-0-4)

Washington (15-2-5)

Brown 2-1 (2 ot)

Hartwick 2-0

*St. Louis 6-0

SIU Edwardsville 3-0

*Clemson 1-0 (4 ot)

Penn 4-0

San Francisco 5-0

UCLA 3-0

St. Louis 2-1 (ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

MiamiJanuary 4

Brown 1-0 (2 ot)

St. Louis 3-0

Clemson 1-0

UCLA 3-2

St. Louis 3-1

UCLA 2-1 (2 ot)

*Host institution.





Bridgeport (8-5-4)

Brown (12-1)

Harvard (7-3-1)

Hartwick (6-3-3)


Cornell (6-4-3)

St. Francis (N.Y.) (12-1-1)

Howard (14-0)

George Washington (8-3)

*Clemson (11-2)

Navy (7-1-1)

*Philadelphia U. (14-1-1)

Farleigh Dickinson (11-1)

*Penn St. (8-0-3)

Bucknell (11-0-2)

*Connecticut 4-1

Brown 5-1

Hartwick 1-0

Cornell 4-2

Howard 2-0

*Clemson 3-2 (ot)

Philadelphia U. 4-2

Bucknell 1-0


Indiana (15-2)

*St. Louis (15-2-1)

Cleveland St. (9-4)

UCLA (13-1-4)




Connecticut 4-3 (3 ot)

*Hartwick 3-2 (4 ot)

Howard 1-0

Philadelphia U. 1-0


St. Louis 1-0

UCLA 3-2 (3 ot)

San Francisco 3-1

Howard 2-1 (4 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Hartwick 3-1THIRD PLACE

St. LouisDecember 7

Hartwick 2-0

Howard 5-3

St. Louis 2-1 (3 ot)

UCLA 1-0

Howard 2-1

St. Louis 2-1 (2 ot)

Hartwick

UCLA

*Host institution.


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Vermont (11-2)

Brown (7-2-2)

Bridgeport (10-4-1)

Cornell (10-2)

Oneonta St. (8-1-2)

Hartwick (10-2-1)

Army (10-1-1)

Howard (8-2-1)

Appalachian St. (12-0)

*Clemson (12-1)

South Fla. (9-2-1)

*Philadelphia U. (13-1)

Penn St. (9-4-1)

*Fairleigh Dickinson (12-1)

Bucknell (10-3-1)

*Connecticut 4-3 (ot)

Brown 3-2

Cornell 1-0

Hartwick 2-1


UCLA (11-5-2)

Cal St. Fullerton (8-3-2)

Colorado Col. (14-2-2)

*Howard 3-1

Clemson 3-1

*Philadelphia U. 4-3

Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 (pks)


Cleveland St. (11-3)

St. Louis (11-4-2)

Akron (11-1-1)

Brown 4-2

Cornell 2-1

San Francisco 4-1

Cal St. Fullerton 1-0

Howard 3-1

Philadelphia U. 5-0


St. Louis 2-1

San Francisco 4-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Brown 2-0THIRD PLACE


Brown 3-0

San Francisco 3-2

Howard 2-1




Brown

Howard

*Host institution.





Rhode Island (9-4)

Brown (10-1-2)

Bridgeport (8-5-4)

Hartwick (12-0-1)

Cornell (9-3-2)

Adelphi (11-2-2)


*Clemson (15-0-1)


*Howard (9-3-1)

Maryland (7-3-2)

Temple (12-0)

Bucknell (10-3)


Penn St. (10-3-1)

*Connecticut 2-1

Brown 6-2

Hartwick 1-0

St. Francis (N.Y.) 2-0

*Indiana (15-0-1)

Akron (8-4)

SIU Edwardsville (11-3)

St. Louis (14-3-1)

*Clemson 8-0

Howard 3-1

Temple 4-0

Philadelphia U. 4-0


UCLA (12-4-2)


Washington (11-1-4)

Connecticut 1-0

*Hartwick 3-0

*Indiana 2-1


Clemson 3-1

Philadelphia U. 4-0

San Francisco 1-0

San Jose St. 4-1

San Francisco 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Hartwick 4-3THIRD PLACE

PhiladelphiaDecember 5

Hartwick 2-1

Indiana 1-0

Clemson 3-2

San Francisco 5-0

Indiana 2-1

San Francisco 1-0

Hartwick

Clemson

*Host institution.


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Brown (8-4-2)

Dartmouth (7-5-2)


Vermont (12-2-1)

*Clemson (14-0)

George Washington (10-2)

Howard (11-1)

Appalachian St. (11-1-1)

Hartwick (11-0-2)



Cornell (12-2-1)

*Penn St. (12-2)

Penn (8-4-2)

Princeton (11-4)


Brown 2-1

Rhode Island 1-0

*Clemson 4-0

Appalachian St. (forfeit)

Hartwick 5-1

Cornell 2-1

Penn St. 5-1


Cleveland St. (13-1)

St. Louis (13-4)


Indiana (12-1-1)


Air Force (8-3-2)

UCLA (12-1-3)

California (11-5-3)

Brown 3-1

*Clemson 3-1

Hartwick 3-1

Philadelphia U. 3-0

Cleveland St. 2-0

SIU Edwardsville 3-2 (4 ot)

San Francisco 2-1

UCLA 3-1

Hartwick 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION

SIU Edwardsville 3-2THIRD PLACE

Berkeley, Calif.December 4

Brown 2-1

Hartwick 2-0


San Francisco 4-1

Hartwick 4-1

San Francisco 2-1

SIU Edwardsville

Brown

*Host institution.




*Clemson (13-0-1)

American (10-4-1)

Appalachian St. (9-0-2)

George Washington (8-2-2)

Adelphi (11-3)

St. Francis (N.Y.) (12-3)

Columbia (10-1-1)

Hartwick (10-4-1)


La Salle (8-4-1)

*Temple (12-0-2)

Penn St. (10-4-1)

Brown (7-3-1)

Vermont (8-3-3)

*Dartmouth (7-2-3)

Connecticut (15-5)

*Clemson 4-0

Appalachian St. 9-3

St. Francis (N.Y.) 1-0

Columbia 3-2

*#San Francisco (24-1)

Stanford (16-5)


*Washington (13-6-2)

Philadelphia U. 5-1

Temple 1-0

*Brown 3-1

Connecticut 4-0

*Indiana (19-1)


St. Louis (16-3-1)


Clemson 2-1 (ot)

*St. Francis (N.Y.) 2-0

*#San Francisco 6-3

Santa Clara 2-0

Philadelphia U. 2-1 (ot)

*Connecticut 3-1

*Indiana 3-1


#San Francisco 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Clemson 6-2THIRD PLACE

Tampa, Fla.December 10

Clemson 4-0

#San Francisco 3-2 (ot)

Philadelphia U. 3-0

Indiana 2-0

#San Francisco 2-1

Indiana 2-0

Clemson

Philadelphia U.

#San Francisco’s participation in the 1978 tournament was vacated.*Host institution.


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St. Louis (14-4)


Wis.-Milwaukee (15-2-4)

*Cleveland St. (13-2-2)


Princeton (9-3-1)


*Santa Clara (13-5-1)

*Southern Methodist (15-1-1)


*Indiana (18-1-2)

Cleveland St. 2-1

*Penn St. (15-3-1)

Princeton 1-0

American (12-2-3)

*Virginia (12-3-1)

*Clemson (13-1-1)

South Carolina (14-4)

*Hartwick (12-2-2)

Columbia (12-1-1)

*Connecticut (19-6)


San Francisco 3-2


Indiana 5-0

*Penn St. 3-1

American 1-0

*Clemson 1-0

Columbia 3-2

*Rhode Island 3-2 (ot, pk)


NATIONAL CHAMPION

Penn St. 2-1THIRD PLACE



Penn St. 2-0

Clemson 1-0

Columbia 5-1


Clemson 4-1

Penn St.

Columbia

*Host institution.




Hartwick (11-5-1)

*Cornell (9-2-3)


*Wis.-Milwaukee (13-3-3)

Duke (14-3-3)

*Appalachian St. (14-2)



*Columbia (11-1-2)

Hartwick 3-2 (ot)


Boston U. (14-3-1)

*Indiana (19-2-1)

Cleveland St. 1-0


Penn St. (17-2-1)

*Howard (9-2-2)

William & Mary (13-6-1)

*Alabama A&M (17-0-2)

Duke 2-1


UCLA (18-1-2)

*St. Louis (12-4-2)

Southern Methodist 2-0

Hartwick 2-1

Connecticut 6-0

Indiana 3-0

Penn St. 3-2

William & Mary 2-1 (pk)

Alabama A&M 2-0

San Francisco 2-1 (ot)

St. Louis 3-1

San Francisco 4-3 (ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Alabama A&M 2-0THIRD PLACE


Hartwick 1-0 (2 ot)

Indiana 3-1

Alabama A&M 1-0

San Francisco 3-2

Indiana 5-0

San Francisco 2-1

Hartwick

Alabama A&M

*Host institution.


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*Clemson (17-1)

North Carolina St. (17-2-1)

Alabama A&M (14-3-2)

*Duke (16-3)

#San Diego St. (14-3-1)

*California (13-5-1)

#Eastern Ill. (15-1-2)


*Clemson 3-1

Alabama A&M 1-0 (ot)

*Virginia (10-5-2)

West Virginia (10-4)

*Indiana (19-2)

Wisconsin (15-1-2)


Penn St. (15-4-1)


*Columbia (10-0-4)

Connecticut (16-3-2)

Vermont (11-4-1)


#San Diego St. 4-0

St. Louis (11-2-4)

*#Eastern Ill. 2-1 (ot)

*Alabama A&M 2-1 (3 ot)

West Virginia 2-1

Indiana 5-1


Long Island 1-0 (4 ot)

*Connecticut 6-2

#San Diego St. 2-1 (pk)

*#Eastern Ill. 1-0

Connecticut 2-1 (ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

#Eastern Ill. 4-2THIRD PLACE

Palo Alto, Calif.December 6


Philadelphia U. 1-0

Connecticut 3-0

#Eastern Ill. (forfeit)

Alabama A&M 3-2 (pk)

Connecticut 2-1

#Eastern Ill.

Philadelphia U.

#San Diego St.’s and Eastern Ill.'s participation in the 1981 tournament was vacated.*Host institution.





*Columbia (10-2-2)

*Duke (18-0-2)

South Fla. (13-2-3)

Alabama A&M (15-5)

*Clemson (16-1-1)


*Penn St. (15-4-2)


Washington (17-1-1)

San Diego St. (18-3)

*Fresno St. (15-3-1)

*Eastern Ill. (12-2-5)

North Texas (14-3-2)


*Columbia 4-1


Boston College (14-3-5)

*Duke 2-1

Clemson 2-0

*Virginia (16-1-2)

George Mason (18-1)

*Indiana (15-3-1)

Evansville (14-2-4)


*Penn St. 1-0

San Francisco 3-2 (pk)

*San Diego St. 1-0


North Texas 1-0 (ot)

Long Island 3-1

*Connecticut 3-2 (pk)

*Duke 2-1 (pk)

George Mason 1-0

*Indiana 1-0

Philadelphia U. 2-0

San Francisco 2-0


Indiana 2-1 (8 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.December 11

Connecticut 1-0 (pk)

*Duke 2-0

*Indiana 2-0


Duke 2-1

Indiana 1-0

*Host institution.


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Wis.-Green Bay (15-3-2)

*Akron (14-4-2)

Southern Methodist (9-6-3)

*St. Louis (13-3-2)

UCLA (17-1-3)

*San Francisco (17-5)

*UNLV (16-2-1)

California (17-3)


*Fairleigh Dickinson (19-2)

*Duke (17-1-2)


*Clemson (16-2-2)

Alabama A&M (17-1-1)

*Indiana (15-1-4)

Akron 7-0

*Eastern Ill. (16-1)

St. Louis 2-1

*Virginia (14-4)


San Francisco 5-0

*UNLV 3-1 (ot)

*Columbia (14-0)

Hartwick (13-3-1)

*Rutgers (17-0-2)


*Duke 2-1

Alabama A&M 1-0

Providence (13-2-2)


*Indiana 2-1 (ot)

St. Louis 2-1

*Virginia 2-1

San Francisco 3-2

*Columbia 2-1


Alabama A&M 3-2

*Connecticut 2-0

Indiana 1-0 (ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.December 10

*Indiana 2-1

Virginia 3-2

Columbia 1-0

*Connecticut 1-0

Indiana 3-1

Columbia 4-0

*Host institution.




Akron (15-1-3)

*Evansville (16-4)

*Syracuse (14-4-2)

Hartwick (13-4-1)


*Penn St. (16-4-1)

*North Carolina St. (14-3-1)

Clemson (17-4)

American (12-3-3)

*George Mason (18-3)

UCLA (16-2-2)



*UNLV (15-2-3)

*Indiana (19-1-2)

Evansville 3-2 (2 ot, pk)


*St. Louis (10-4-3)

*Columbia (12-1-2)

Hartwick 3-1

*Fairleigh Dickinson (18-1-3)

Penn St. 5-0

Alabama A&M

*Clemson 2-1

*Virginia (18-2-1)

American 2-1

*UCLA 2-1


Harvard (11-4)


*Indiana 5-0

St. Louis 5-3

Hartwick 1-0

*Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0

Clemson 3-1

*Virginia 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

*UCLA 1-0

Harvard 1-0 (2 ot)

Clemson 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION

SeattleDecember 16

*Indiana 4-2

Hartwick 1-0

Clemson 1-0

*UCLA 2-0

Indiana 2-1

Clemson 4-1

*Host institution.


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*Columbia (9-2-2)

*Clemson (17-2-2)


Duke (16-4)

*South Carolina (18-2-1)

George Mason (17-3)

*Virginia (15-3-1)

Akron (12-4-3)

*Indiana (10-8-1)

*UCLA (15-1-4)

California (16-4-1)

Fresno St. (17-4-1)

*UNLV (17-1-2)

*Hartwick (15-2-1)

Columbia 3-1 (ot)


Boston U. (13-3-1)

*Clemson 5-2

South Carolina 3-0

*American (16-2-2)

George Mason 1-0

*Evansville (18-0-2)

Indiana 2-0

Temple (14-0-2)

*Penn St. (14-5-1)

*UCLA 3-1

UNLV 2-1

*Southern Methodist (16-4)

Air Force (14-2-2)

*Hartwick 2-0

Boston U. 2-1 (ot, pk)

*South Carolina 1-0 (ot, pk)

American 3-1

*Evansville 3-0

Penn St. 6-5 (ot, pk)

*UCLA 1-0 (ot)


UCLA 1-0 (8 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

SeattleDecember 14

Hartwick 1-0

*American 2-0

*Evansville 1-0

UCLA 2-0

American 1-0

UCLA 3-1

*Host institution.




*Harvard (8-2-3)

Yale (10-2-1)

South Carolina (17-4)

*Duke (13-5-1)

*Virginia (17-1-2)

Loyola (Md.) (15-0-4)

Maryland (14-3-1)

*George Mason (9-4-5)

*UCLA (15-0-5)




California (15-4-2)

*St. Louis (12-5-2)


*Hartwick (12-6-1)

Boston U. (16-1-3)

*Harvard 2-1 (ot, pk)


Duke 3-2

*Loyola (Md.) 1-0

George Mason 2-1 (ot)


Akron (14-3-3)

Seton Hall (18-1-2)

*Penn St. (11-5-5)

UCLA 3-0

*Fresno St. 1-0


St. Louis 2-0

Hartwick 3-2

*Harvard 2-1

*Duke 2-0

Loyola (Md.) 2-0

*Akron 2-1 (ot)

Penn St. 2-0 (ot)

*Fresno St. 1-0 (ot)


Duke 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Tacoma, Wash.December 13

Harvard 2-0

*Duke 2-1

Akron 2-1 (ot, pk)

*Fresno St. 1-0

Duke 3-1

Akron 1-0

*Host institution.


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UCLA (12-6-1)



*#UNLV (14-4)


*St. Louis (12-5-5)

Clemson (13-5-1)

*Evansville (16-7)



North Carolina (17-4)

*Duke (13-4-1)

George Mason (13-4-3)

*Virginia (16-2-2)


*Loyola (Md.) (15-3-2)

Hartwick (10-4-4)

Adelphi (13-3-2)

Harvard (12-0-3)


UCLA 1-0

#UNLV 1-0

San Diego St. 2-1


Clemson 2-1

*Indiana (18-2)

Seton Hall (14-3-3)

*Rutgers (17-3-2)

*South Carolina 1-0

North Carolina 2-0

Virginia 2-0

*Loyola (Md.) 1-0

Adelphi 1-0 (ot)

*Harvard 1-0 (ot)

UCLA (forfeit)

*San Diego St. 4-3 (pk)

Clemson 2-1

*Rutgers 2-1

North Carolina 2-1

*Loyola (Md.) 1-0

Clemson 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Clemson, S.C.December 6

Harvard 3-0

San Diego St. 2-1

*Clemson 3-2

North Carolina 1-0

San Diego St. 2-1 (2 ot, pk)

*Clemson 4-1

#UNLV’s participation in the1987 tournament was vacated. *Host institution.





*Penn St. (14-6-3)


*Navy (8-3-4)

*Wake Forest (11-4-4)

North Carolina (13-8-1)

Notre Dame (17-3-2)


Brooklyn (13-1-3)

*Adelphi (14-5-1)

Boston U. (14-3-3)


San Diego St. (13-2-4)

*UCLA (12-4-4)

UNLV (11-6-3)


*Virginia (17-0-3)


*Howard (16-0-1)

Philadelphia U. 1-0


North Carolina 2-0

*St. Louis (18-3-2)


*Seton Hall (15-3)

Brooklyn 4-1

*Indiana (17-3)

Boston U. 3-1

*Portland (19-0)

UCLA 2-1


Fresno St. 2-1 (2 ot, pk)

*Virginia 1-0

Howard 2-1 (2 ot, pk)

*South Carolina 3-1

Southern Methodist 2-1 (2 ot)

Seton Hall 5-2

*Indiana 3-1

Portland 2-0

*Fresno St. 2-1 (2 ot, pk)

Indiana 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Bloomington, Ind.December 4

Howard 3-2 (2 ot)

South Carolina 1-0

*Indiana 3-1

Portland 2-0

Howard 2-0

Indiana 1-0

*Host institution.


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Fairleigh Dickinson (17-3)

*Columbia (11-4)


*Vermont (17-2-1)

Yale (11-4)

*Hartwick (13-4-2)

*Princeton (11-4)



Old Dominion (10-3-4)


Duke (10-4-4)



Howard (12-3-2)

*Penn St. (10-10-2)

*Evansville (19-3)

Southern Methodist (14-4)

Fresno St. (16-2-3)

*St. Louis (16-3-2)

*Portland (17-2-3)

Washington (15-5-1)

*UCLA (16-3-1)

San Diego St. (14-4-3)

*Rutgers (18-3)

Columbia 4-1

*Vermont 2-0

Yale 1-0

*Virginia (18-2-1)

Philadelphia U. 2-1

*Wake Forest 2-1

South Carolina 2-1

*Indiana (16-1-2)

George Washington 3-1

Howard 2-1 (pk)

*Southern Methodist 1-0


Fresno St. 2-1

Portland 1-0 (ot)

*UCLA 2-1 (pk)

*Rutgers 3-1

Vermont 1-0

*Virginia 4-1

South Carolina 5-1

*Indiana 4-0

Howard 2-1 (ot)

*Santa Clara 2-1

UCLA 1-0 (pk)

Virginia and Santa Clara 1-1 (4 ot)

CO-NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

East Rutherford, N.J.December 3

*Rutgers 2-1 (ot)

Virginia 1-0 (ot)

Indiana 1-0

Santa Clara 2-0

Virginia 3-0

Santa Clara 4-2

*Host institution.




Brooklyn

Adelphi (13-5-1)

*Columbia (10-2-3)

Seton Hall (11-7-2)

*Dartmouth (13-1-1)

Vermont (12-6-3)

*Boston U. (13-2-6)


*Indiana (14-3-2)


*St. Louis (17-4-2)


South Carolina (13-4-2)

*Clemson (16-3-1)


Wake Forest (10-6-4)

*Virginia (10-5-6)

Richmond (16-5-1)

San Diego (15-2-5)

*Portland (12-5-1)

Fresno St. (17-3-2)



Illinois St.

*Rutgers (18-2-1)

Adelphi 1-0

Columbia 2-0

*Dartmouth 1-1


Boston U. 3-2

*Indiana 5-1

St. Louis 1-0

*North Carolina St. (16-4)

South Carolina 3-0

North Carolina 2-1

*Virginia 1-0

*UCLA (15-1-4)

San Diego 4-2

*Fresno St. 2-1


*Rutgers 2-2

Dartmouth 2-1

*Evansville 1-0

Indiana 2-1

*North Carolina St. 3-1

Virginia 3-1

*UCLA 2-1


UCLA 1-0 (4 ot, pk)

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Rutgers 1-0

Evansville 1-0

North Carolina St. 1-1 (pk)

UCLA 2-0

Rutgers 1-0

UCLA 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

*Host institution.


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Hartford (12-5-3)

*Columbia (8-1-6)

Yale (10-3-2)

Boston U. (15-4-1)

Seton Hall (14-3-2)

*Adelphi (10-3-4)

*North Carolina (14-5-1)

Charlotte (14-2-5)

Furman (14-4-1)



Clemson (13-5-2)

*Wisconsin (16-3-1)

Evansville (15-4-3)

*Rutgers (18-2-1)

Old Dominion (18-1-2)


Tulsa (14-2)

*Portland (12-6)

Florida Int’l (17-2-3)




Stanford (12-3-5)

*Virginia (16-1-1)

Hartford 2-1

*Yale 3-2

Seton Hall 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

*St. Louis (19-1-2)

North Carolina 1-0 (2 ot)

Furman 1-0 (2 ot)


*Indiana (17-2-2)

Wisconsin 1-0

*Rutgers 2-0


*UCLA (17-3)

Portland 1-0 (4 ot)

Fresno St. 1-0 (2 ot)

*Santa Clara 2-1 (4 ot)

*Virginia 2-1 (4 ot)

Yale 4-3 (2 ot)

*St. Louis 4-0

North Carolina St. 4-1

*Indiana 2-0 (2 ot)


*UCLA 3-0

Santa Clara 3-0

Virginia 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Virginia 2-0

St. Louis 3-0

Indiana 2-2 (4 ot, pk)

Santa Clara 2-1

Virginia 3-2 (3 ot)

Santa Clara 2-0

*Host institution.




Adelphi (11-5-2)

*Penn St. (16-7)

Hartford (13-5-3)

*Seton Hall (11-6-3)

St. John’s (N.Y.) (17-2-2)

*Dartmouth (9-4-2)

Air Force (13-5)



*St. Louis (17-3-1)


*Duke (13-3-2)


*William & Mary (15-4-4)

Davidson (16-4-3)

*Charlotte (14-3-1)

Coastal Caro. (15-2)


Stanford (11-7-2)

*San Diego (15-4)

Indiana (12-5-4)


Washington (14-2-3)

*Portland (13-4)

*Virginia (17-2-1)

Penn St. 2-1

*Seton Hall 2-0

Dartmouth 1-0

*Creighton (14-2-1)


St. Louis 2-1

*Duke 3-0


William & Mary 2-0

*Davidson 2-2 (pk)

Coastal Caro. 2-0

*UCLA (13-2-3)

San Diego 3-0

*Indiana 4-1

Washington 2-1

*Virginia 4-1

Dartmouth 4-3


*Duke 4-3


Davidson 0-0 (pk)

*San Diego 2-1

Indiana 2-0

Virginia 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Davidson, N.C.December 6

Virginia 3-0

Duke 0-0 (pk)

Davidson 1-0 (ot)

San Diego 2-0

Virginia 3-0

San Diego 3-2 (ot)

*Host institution.


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Memphis (13-8-2)

*Indiana (16-2-1)

Notre Dame (15-5)

*Wisconsin (13-3-4)


*Loyola (Md.) (18-2-1)


*Virginia (17-3)

Robert Morris (14-6-1)

*Penn St. (16-3-2)

Columbia (9-5-1)

*Princeton (10-4)

Rutgers (17-4-1)

*Hartwick (14-3-2)

Boston U. (13-6-1)

*St. John’s (N.Y.) (18-0-3)

San Diego (13-6)

*UCLA (18-2)

Cal St. Fullerton (13-6)




St. Louis (16-4)

*Portland (9-3-5)

Air Force (13-4-1)

*Creighton (19-0)

Duke (15-4)


UNC Greensboro (14-5-2)

*Clemson (17-4-1)

Furman (12-5-1)


*Indiana 6-0

Wisconsin 3-1

Loyola (Md.) 1-0

*Virginia 2-1

Penn St. 3-0

*Princeton 2-0

*Hartwick 2-0

Boston U. 2-1

*San Diego 4-2 (2 ot)


*San Francisco 2-1 (2 ot)

St. Louis 0-0 (pk)

Air Force 2-1 (4 ot)

*North Carolina 3-2

*Clemson 2-0

South Carolina 1-0

Wisconsin 1-0

*Virginia 2-1

*Princeton 5-2

Hartwick 2-1 (ot)


*San Francisco 2-1

Air Force 2-1

*South Carolina 3-2

Virginia 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Virginia 3-0

Princeton 3-0


South Carolina 6-0

Virginia 3-1

South Carolina 1-0

*Host institution.




*Indiana (19-2)

Notre Dame (12-9-2)

Creighton (14-4-1)

*St. Louis (16-5)



San Diego (13-5)

*Cal St. Fullerton (12-6-2)


Wisconsin (14-5)

UAB (15-3-1)

*UCLA (15-4)

*South Carolina (16-3)

North Carolina St. (13-6)

Col. of Charleston (17-6)

*Charlotte (16-3)

*Virginia (17-3-1)

UNC Greensboro (17-4)

Maryland (13-5-1)

*Georgetown (18-3)



Duke (14-6-1)

*Florida Int’l (16-3-1)

*Rutgers (11-9-3)

St. John’s (N.Y.) (14-4-3)

Robert Morris (15-6-1)

*Penn St. (15-5-1)

*Brown (11-3-1)

New Hampshire (15-4-2)

Harvard (5-8-2)

*Boston U. (18-0-1)

Seeds1. Indiana2. Boston U.3. Virginia4. Charlotte

*Indiana 1-0 (2 ot)

Creighton 2-1

San Francisco 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

*Cal St. Fullerton 3-1 (2 ot)


UCLA 3-2 (2 ot)


Col. of Charleston 1-0 (4 ot)

*Virginia 3-0

Maryland 4-3 (2 ot)

*James Madison 3-0

Duke 2-1 (2 ot)

*Rutgers 1-0

Penn St. 3-0

Brown 3-2 (2 ot)

*Boston U. 2-0

*Indiana 1-0

Cal St. Fullerton 1-0 (3 ot)

*UCLA 4-2

Col. of Charleston 5-4 (3 ot)

*Virginia 2-1

James Madison 2-1

*Rutgers 3-2 (2 ot)

Brown 3-2

Virginia 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Indiana 2-1

UCLA 3-2

Virginia 4-1

Rutgers 3-1

Indiana 4-1

Virginia 2-1

*Host institution.


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*Virginia (18-0-2)


*Hartwick (12-5-2)

St. John’s (N.Y.) (16-4-1)

*Brown (14-3)

Boston U. (11-7-2)

*Lafayette (11-6-2)

Cornell (15-1-1)

Penn St. (15-4)

*Maryland (12-6-1)

*James Madison (16-4-1)

Princeton (13-4)

*Duke (12-6-1)


Coastal Caro. (17-4)


*UCLA (17-2-1)

Cal Poly (11-5-1)


San Diego (12-4-2)

*Portland (13-2-3)

Washington (12-4-4)

Butler (17-4-1)

*Indiana (14-4-2)

*Wisconsin (15-4-1)


*Creighton (14-2-1)

William & Mary (17-5)

*Clemson (15-5-1)

Col. of Charleston (14-6-1)

St. Louis (15-5-1)


Seeds1. Virginia2. Southern Methodist3. UCLA4. South Carolina

*Virginia 2-1

Hartwick 3-2

Brown 2-1

*Lafayette 2-0 (2 ot)

Maryland 2-0

*James Madison 1-0

Duke 3-0

*South Carolina 3-1 (2 ot)

*UCLA 2-1

Santa Clara 4-1 (2 ot)

*Portland 1-0

Butler 1-0

*Wisconsin 2-0

William & Mary 2-1 (4 ot)

Clemson 2-0

*Southern Methodist 4-1 (2 ot)

*Virginia 4-0

Brown 2-0

James Madison 2-2 (4 ot, pk)

*Duke 2-0

*Santa Clara 2-1

Portland 4-1

Wisconsin 1-0 (2 ot)


Wisconsin 2-0

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Virginia 4-1

Duke 3-2

Portland 2-1

Wisconsin 2-0

Duke 3-2

Wisconsin 1-0

*Host institution.





Santa Clara (9-5-3)

California (12-6-2)



UCLA (16-3)


Creighton (15-4-1)

*Virginia (16-2-3)


Fordham (11-9-1)

*St. John’s (N.Y.) (17-2-2)


*Maryland (13-5-3)

Army (11-8)


*UNC Greensboro (21-1)

Notre Dame (13-6-2)

*Charlotte (16-4)

Col. of Charleston (11-9-1)

Boston U. (10-6-3)

*Harvard (15-1)

Hartford (15-5-1)

*Rhode Island (16-5)

*Bowling Green (17-3-1)

Detroit (14-3-4)

*Indiana (13-2-3)

Evansville (18-4)

*Rutgers (12-6-3)

Cornell (12-3-2)

South Fla. (17-3)


Seeds1. Washington2. Florida Int’l3. UNC Greensboro4. William & Mary

*Washington 2-1 (ot)

Fresno St. 2-1

*Cal St. Fullerton 2-1

Creighton 2-0

George Mason 1-0

*St. John’s (N.Y.) 5-1

*Maryland 2-1 (ot)

William & Mary 3-1

Notre Dame 1-0

*Charlotte 3-1

*Harvard 3-2

Hartford 3-2 (ot)

Bowling Green 4-0

*Indiana 4-1

*Rutgers 2-1 (ot)

Florida Int’l 6-1

*Fresno St. 2-1

Creighton 0-0 (pk)

St. John’s (N.Y.) 2-1

*William & Mary 3-0

*Charlotte 1-0

Hartford 3-2 (ot)

Indiana 2-0

*Florida Int’l 2-0


NATIONAL CHAMPION


Creighton 2-0

St. John’s (N.Y.) 2-1 (ot)

Charlotte 3-0

Florida Int’l 1-0


Florida Int’l 4-0

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*Indiana (20-0)

Butler (12-9-1)

*Marquette (13-5-3)

Bowling Green (17-5)

*St. John’s (N.Y.) (17-3-2)

Brown (11-5-1)

South Fla. (11-6-2)


*UCLA (17-2)

Santa Clara (10-8)

Stanford (13-4-2)


Charlotte (12-6-2)

*Clemson (9-6-3)

Charleston So. (16-4-1)



Rider (15-5-1)

*Dartmouth (9-3-4)

Boston U. (14-5-2)

*St. Louis (14-4-3)

Southwest Mo. St. (13-4-3)

*Air Force (13-4)

Creighton (15-4-1)

*American (15-3-4)


Maryland (15-5-1)

*Rutgers (14-6-2)

*Va. Commonwealth (15-3-4)

Georgetown (14-6)

Howard (12-7-2)

*Virginia (15-3-3)

Seeds1. Indiana2. Virginia3. Southern Methodist4. South Carolina 5. UCLA6. Creighton7. American8. Florida Int’l

*Indiana 2-1 (3 ot)

Bowling Green 1-0


South Fla. 3-1

*UCLA 3-0

Washington 2-1 (2 ot)

Clemson 5-0

*South Carolina 3-0


Dartmouth 5-1

*St. Louis 2-0

Creighton 3-2 (2 ot)

*American 2-1 (4 ot)

Maryland 1-0

Georgetown 2-1

*Virginia 3-0

*Indiana 4-0

South Fla. 2-1

*UCLA 1-0

Clemson 1-0 (2 ot)


St. Louis 1-0

American 1-0

*Virginia 5-1

UCLA 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Indiana 6-0

UCLA 2-1

St. Louis 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

Virginia 2-1 (2 ot)

UCLA 1-0 (3 ot)

Virginia 3-1

*Host institution.




*Clemson (20-1)

Lafayette (16-4)


*South Fla. (12-7-2)

Cincinnati (11-4-3)

*Butler (18-4-1)

Akron (17-2-1)

*Indiana (18-2)

*St. John’s (N.Y.) (14-4-3)

Brown (12-2-2)

*Connecticut (17-3)

Penn St. (13-5-2)




*Washington (16-3)

*Duke (18-3)

Jacksonville (18-4)

*Maryland (13-7)

Richmond (14-6-2)

*St. Louis (14-4-1)

Creighton (14-3-2)

Fresno St. (11-5-5)

*UCLA (16-3)


San Diego (11-8)

*Stanford (14-4-2)


Va. Commonwealth (12-5-3)


Rider (13-7-1)

*Virginia (14-3-3)

*Clemson 5-0


Butler 1-0 (2 ot)

*Indiana 3-2 (2 ot)

*St. John’s (N.Y.) 1-0 (2 ot)

Penn St. 1-0

*Santa Clara 1-0

UNC Greensboro 2-1

Jacksonville 3-2

*Maryland 2-1


*UCLA 2-1

San Diego 2-1

*Stanford 3-2 (3 ot)

South Carolina 2-1

*Virginia 3-0

*Clemson 1-0

Indiana 2-1 (2 ot)


Santa Clara 4-1

*Maryland 3-0

Creighton 2-0

Stanford 3-1 (2 ot)

*Virginia 1-0

Indiana 3-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Indiana 2-1

Santa Clara 2-1

Maryland 3-2

Stanford 3-0

Indiana 4-0

Stanford 1-0

*Host institution.

Seeds1. Clemson2. Virginia3. Duke4. Washington 5. St. John's (N.Y.)6. UCLA7. Cal St. Fullerton8. Indiana


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*Duke (15-0-3)

UMBC (19-0-2)


*Stanford (12-4-2)


Creighton (11-4-2)

*UAB (15-5-0)



Va. Commonwealth (14-6-1)

*Furman (19-1-1)

North Carolina (12-6-1)

Yale (12-4-1)

*Rutgers (12-5-3)

Hartford (11-7-2)


*St. Louis (16-3-2)

Ill.-Chicago (17-3-0)

*UCLA (16-2-0)

San Diego (14-3-0)

*Brown (12-4-0)


Princeton (11-4-2)

*Virginia (12-8-1)

*Maryland (14-5-0)

St. John’s (N.Y.) (11-5-3)

*Penn St. (17-3-1)


Washington (14-4-2)

*Portland (12-4-2)

Kentucky (13-6-1)

*Indiana (16-3-0)

*Duke 4-3 (ot)

Santa Clara 2-2 (4 ot 6-5 pk's)

*Southern Methodist 2-1 (2 ot)

UAB 2-1

*Wake Forest 2-1

Furman 2-1 (2 ot)

Yale 1-0 (2 ot)

*Connecticut 2-1 (4 ot)

*St. Louis 3-2

UCLA 4-1

Brown 2-1 (ot)

*Virginia 2-1 (3 ot)

St. John’s 1-0

*Penn St. 1-0

Washington 3-2

*Indiana 1-0 (2 ot)

Santa Clara 4-2

*UAB 2-0

Furman 4-0

*Connecticut 3-0

UCLA 2-0

*Virginia 3-1

Penn St. 2-1 (3 ot)

*Indiana 2-0

Indiana 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Santa Clara 3-2 (ot)

Connecticut 3-2

UCLA 2-0

Indiana 3-0


Indiana 3-2 (4 ot)

*Host institution.

Seeds1. Duke 2. Indiana 3. St. Louis 4. Connecticut 5. Wake Forest 6. Virginia 7. Maryland 8. Southwest Mo. St.

Charlotte, N.C.December 12

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Second Round Third RoundFirst Round



*Rhode Island (16-5-1)


*Washington (13-5)

UAB (14-4-2)

Indiana (13-6)

*San Jose St. (20-0-1)

*Virginia (15-5-1)

Lehigh (12-5-3)


St. John's (N.Y.) (13-4-2)

*Ohio St. (12-4-4)

Creighton (18-3)

UCLA (12-6)

*San Diego (15-1-2)

*Stanford (16-2-1)


Ill.-Chicago (17-3-2)

*Bradley (15-6-2)

*St. Louis (13-3-2)

Kentucky (11-8-1)

IUPUI (11-8-2)



Duke (14-5)

*Brown (11-5-1)

Vermont (13-7-1)

Dartmouth (12-5)


Furman (17-3-2)

*Clemson (13-3-2)

*North Carolina 3-2 (ot)

Rhode Island 3-0

*Washington 1-0 (4 ot)

Indiana 4-0

*Virginia 5-0

St. John's (N.Y.) 1-0

Creighton 1-0

*San Diego 1-0 (ot)

*Stanford 4-0

Ill.-Chicago 1-0

Kentucky 0-0 Advances on PK


Duke 1-0

*Brown 2-0

Connecticut 3-0

*Clemson 3-2

*North Carolina 3-1

Indiana 2-1

*Virginia 2-1

Creighton 3-0

*Stanford 6-0


Brown 1-0


Connecticut 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Indiana 1-0

Creighton 3-0


Connecticut 1-0


Connecticut 2-0

*Host institution.

Seeds1. North Carolina 2. Clemson 3. Stanford 4. San Diego5. Virginia 6. Southern Methodist7. South Carolina8. San Jose St.

Charlotte, N.C.December 10

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New Mexico 1-0

UCLA 3-2 (2 ot)

*San Diego (12-3-1)

*Penn St. (13-4-1)

South Florida 2-1

Massachusetts 1-0

*St. John's (N.Y.) (14-2-3)

*Clemson (17-4-0)

Kentucky 1-0

UAB 1-0 (ot)



Rutgers 1-0

Michigan St. 2-1

*Indiana (14-3-1)

*Stanford (16-1-1)


Portland 1-0


Loyola (Md.) (16-1-2)

Maryland 1-0

UMKC 2-1 (ot)

*St. Louis (16-1-0)


Towson 4-1

American 2-1


*Princeton (10-2-5)

Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 (3 ot)

Seton Hall 2-1

*Virginia (17-1-1)


UCLA 4-0

Penn St. 1-0 (3 ot)

*St. John's (N.Y.) 1-0

*Clemson 1-0 (3 ot)

UAB 3-2 (ot)

Rutgers 2-1 (3 ot)

*Indiana 1-0

*Stanford 3-1

Portland 1-0

Loyola (Md.) 1-0 (2 ot)

*St. Louis 2-1

*North Carolina 3-0

American 3-0


*Seton Hall 1-0


St. John's (N.Y.) 2-1 (3 ot)

Clemson 3-2 (2 ot)

*Indiana 3-0

*Stanford 3-1

St. Louis 3-0

*North Carolina 1-0 (ot)


North Carolina 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONColumbus, Ohio

December 16

St. John's (N.Y.) 2-0

Indiana 2-0

Stanford 1-0


Indiana 2-1 (2 ot)


*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

Florida Int'l (10-7-0)

New Mexico (6-11-2)

Loyola Marymount (9-6-2)

UCLA (10-6-4)

South Florida (14-6-0)

Akron (10-6-1)

Massachusetts (14-5-1)

Creighton (11-8-1)

Kentucky (13-5-1)

Mercer (13-7-0)

Furman (17-4-0)

UAB (13-5-0)

Rutgers (13-6-3)

Harvard (10-4-1)

Butler (11-8-0)


California (10-8-1)


Gonzaga (9-4-2)

Portland (11-5-1)

*Maryland (10-8-1)

Notre Dame (12-6-0)

UMKC (11-6-1)



Towson (15-4-1)

Ohio St. (10-6-2)

American (11-7-2)



Coastal Carolina (10-7-3)

Seton Hall (10-6-2)

Semifinals Final

SemifinalsColumbus Crew

StadiumColumbus, OhioDecember 14

Seeds1. Southern Methodist2. Virginia3. Stanford4. Indiana5. Clemson6. St. Louis7. North Carolina8. St. John's (N.Y.)

SemifinalsColumbus Crew

StadiumColumbus, OhioDecember 14


*Wake Forest (14-1-4)*Old Dominion (9-8-1) * Wake Forest 1-0

Old Dominion 3-0 Richmond (10-7-3)*South Carolina (11-7-1) Clemson 2-1 (ot)

Coastal Carolina 2-1 (2 ot) Coastal Carolina (18-2-2) Clemson 1-1

*Clemson (12-4-3) Wins on PK*Stanford (14-4-2) Stanford 2-0

*Portland (12-5-1) * Stanford 0-0 Portland 2-0

*Furman (17-2-1) * Stanford 2-1 (2 ot) Furman 2-0

Loyola (Md.) (13-4-3) Furman 0-0*Va. Commonwealth (15-4-1)*Boston College (16-4) Stanford 1-0 (2 ot)

*Lehigh (11-7-2) * Boston College 2-1 Northeastern 1-1

Northeastern (11-7-2)* Boston College 4-4

UCF (10-7-3) Southern Methodist 3-1*Southern Methodist (15-2-3)*Creighton (15-3-2) Creighton 6-2

Creighton 3-2

Oakland (10-7-3) Holy Cross (13-4-1) Creighton 1-0 (ot)

Fairleigh Dickinson 1-1*Fairleigh Dickinson (10-4-7) Wins on PK * St. John's 2-1 (2 ot)

*St. John's (N.Y.) (12-2-5)*UCLA (13-3-3)

*Loyola Marymount (14-3-2) * UCLA 4-2 Loyola Marymount 1-0

*UC Santa Barbara (17-2-1) * UCLA 3-2

UC Santa Barbara 2-0 San Diego (14-5) California 2-1

*California (13-5-2)UCLA 7-1

*North Carolina (13-6-1) North Carolina 6-0

Winthrop (15-6-1)

*Duke (11-7-1)*Virginia (15-6)*Connecticut (15-5) UCLA 1-0

*Penn (11-3-1) * Connecticut 4-0 Penn 1-0 (ot)

Seton Hall (9-7-3)*Notre Dame (11-5-3) Connecticut 1-0

Notre Dame 3-1 Akron (10-7-2) Indiana 1-0

*Indiana (14-3-2)Maryland 3-0

*Bradley (14-5-4) New Mexico 2-1

New Mexico (17-3)*American (12-7-1) * Maryland 1-0 (ot)

American 1-0 George Washington (13-8) * Maryland 1-0

*Maryland (17-4)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

1. Wake Forest2. Maryland3. UCLA4. St. John's (N.Y.)5. Boston College6. Virginia7. Connecticut8. Va. Commonwealth

Gerald J. Ford StadiumDallas, TexasDecember 13

SemifinalsGerald J. Ford Stadium

Dallas, TexasDecember 13

Gerald J. Ford StadiumDallas, TexasDecember 15


Second Round Third RoundFirst Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final

Oregon St. (13-7)

Florida Int'l (12-5-1)Florida Int'l 2-1


Cal St. Northridge (14-4

William & Mary (13-7-1)William & Mary 2-1

Wins on PK

Wis.-Milwaukee 2-1

Penn St. (14-7)

UCLA 1-0

Penn St. 1-0 (ot)

Wins on PK

St. Louis 1-0

Wins on PKWilliam & Mary 1-1

*Penn St. 1-0 (2 ot)

Wins on PK

Wins on PK

*Host institution.

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*UCLA (18-1-1)

12. Michigan

Oakland (12-4-5) *UCLA 3-2

13. Loyola Marymount

Tulsa 3-2

14. San Diego

*Tulsa (12-5-2)

15. Akron

UCF (12-5-3) *UCLA 2-0

16. Cal St. Northridge

*Florida Int'l 3-1*Florida Int'l (13-4-2) Florida Int'l 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)

Cal St. Northridge (14-3-2)*Va. Commonwealth (16-4) Indiana 2-1

*Virginia Tech (14-4-2) Va. Commonwealth 5-2Virginia Tech 3-3 (2 ot) (pk)

Clemson (9-7-3)Cincinnati (10-4-5) Indiana 5-0

Kentucky 0-0 (2 ot) (pk)*Kentucky (12-6-1) *Indiana 2-1 (2 ot) Semifinals

*Indiana (12-3-5) Columbus Crew Stadium*Notre Dame (15-3-3) Columbus, Ohio Indiana 1-0 (2 ot)

*Wis.-Milwaukee (15-5-1) *Notre Dame 4-1 December 12Wis.-Milwaukee 4-1

Western Mich. (12-6-2)St. Peter's (17-4-2) Michigan 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)

St. Peter's 2-0*Brown (10-3-3) Michigan 6-2

*Michigan (13-6)*Loyola Marymount (12-6-1) Santa Clara 3-1

*Santa Clara (13-3-3) *Santa Clara 1-0 (ot)Santa Clara 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)

Southern Methodist (13-6-2)Davidson (15-5-2) *Santa Clara 3-2 (ot)

Coastal Caro. 3-0*Coastal Caro. (18-2) Coastal Caro. 3-0 Final

*North Carolina (12-3-4) Columbus Crew Stadium*Wake Forest (15-4) Columbus, Ohio Indiana 2-1

*Virginia (9-9-2) *Virginia 2-0 December 14Virginia 2-0

Seton Hall (9-5-4) UMKC (10-6-3) Creighton 3-1

Creighton 6-0*Creighton (10-5-3) Creighton 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)

*San Diego (12-4-3)*UC Santa Barb. (15-4-1) St. John's (N.Y.) 3-2

*California (10-8-2) UC Santa Barb. 2-0California 2-0

San Jose St. (12-6-2)Rhode Island (13-9-1) *St. John's (N.Y.) 3-2 (2 ot)

Connecticut 3-0*Connecticut (8-8-3) *St. John's (N.Y.) 0-0 (2 ot) (pk) Semifinals

*St. John's (N.Y.) (14-5-2) Columbus Crew Stadium*St. Louis (13-3-3) Columbus, Ohio St. John's (N.Y.) 1-0

*Fairleigh Dickinson (14-4-1) *St. Louis 1-0 (ot) December 12Binghamton 1-0

Binghamton (11-2-7)Portland (9-8-1) St. Louis 3-2 (ot)

Portland 3-2*Oregon St. (13-6) Washington 1-0

*Washington (12-4-2)*Akron (14-4-2) Maryland 4-2

*Rutgers (10-6-4) Akron 3-2Rutgers 3-1

Lafayette (11-5-3)North Carolina St. (9-8-2) *Maryland 1-0

Old Dominion 6-3*Old Dominion (14-3-1) *Maryland 2-1

*Maryland (17-2-1)

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NATIONAL CHAMPION


Seeds: 1. Wake Forest 2. Indiana 3. Maryland 4. Virginia 5. Notre Dame 6. UCLA 7. Southern Methodist 8. UNC Greensboro 9. UC Santa Barb.10. Penn St.11. St. John's (N.Y.)12. Old Dominion13. New Mexico14. Creighton15. Boston College16. Va. Commonwealth

*Wake Forest (13-5-1) *Florida Int'l (11-6) *Wake Forest 5-0

UCF 1-0UCF (10-6-2)*North Carolina (10-8-2) Va. Commonwealth 2-2 (2 ot, pk)

George Washington 1-0George Washington (9-8-4) Va. Commonwealth 2-0

*Va. Commonwealth (11-5-2)*UC Santa Barb. (17-2-1) UC Santa Barb. 4-1

*San Francisco (14-4-1) UC Santa Barb. 2-1 (2 ot)Wis.-Milwaukee 3-2

Wis.-Milwaukee (13-4-3)*South Carolina (12-6-1) *UC Santa Barb. 1-0 (ot)

Col. of Charleston 3-2Col. of Charleston (16-5-1) *UNC Greensboro 2-1 Semifinals

*UNC Greensboro (18-2-1) Home Depot CenterCarson, Calif.December 10

*Notre Dame (13-2-3) UC Santa Barb. 5-0*Ohio St. (10-6-2) Ohio St. 2-1

Ohio St. 1-0Memphis (16-3-1)*Duke (14-5) Duke 3-0

Duke 3-0Coastal Caro. (14-7-1) *Duke 2-1 (ot)

*Old Dominion (13-5-2)*New Mexico (16-1-1) Duke 3-0

*Washington (11-6-2) New Mexico 4-1Portland 5-3

Portland (11-7-2)*American (14-5-2) *Virginia 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

American 3-0Long Island (9-6-4) *Virginia 2-1 Final*Virginia (17-4) Home Depot Center

Carson, Calif.December 12

*Maryland (15-5-1) *Seton Hall (12-6-3) *Maryland 4-0

Hofstra 2-1 Hofstra (11-9-1) *Northwestern (14-5-2) Creighton 3-1

Northwestern 4-1Western Ill. (11-5-1) Creighton 3-2

*Creighton (13-4-1)*St. John's (N.Y.) (10-5-4) St. John's (N.Y.) 3-2

*Boston U. (10-7-2) St. John's (N.Y.) 3-1Boston U. 2-2 (2 ot, pk)

Dartmouth (7-3-6)*Loyola Marymount (10-7-3) *St. John's (N.Y.) 3-2 (2 ot)

Loyola Marymount 1-0Cal St. Northridge (11-5-2) *UCLA 3-0 Semifinals

*UCLA (13-3-2) Home Depot CenterCarson, Calif.December 10

*Southern Methodist (15-3-1) Indiana 3-2 (2 ot)*California (12-3-3) *Southern Methodist 1-0

California 2-1 (ot)Santa Clara (15-5)*Tulsa (10-6-3) St. Louis 3-2 (ot)

Tulsa 3-1Michigan St. (12-6-1) Tulsa 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

*Penn St. (10-4-7)*Boston College (12-4-2) Maryland 4-2

*Connecticut (11-7-3) Boston College 1-0Connecticut 2-1 (ot)

Marist (11-7)*Michigan (10-7-4) *Maryland 1-0

Michigan 2-1Akron (13-4-3) *Indiana 1-0

*Indiana (14-4-1)

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NATIONAL CHAMPION

Indiana 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

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Bridgeport (11-3)

New Haven (9-1-2)

Springfield (9-5)

Hartford (11-0)

Hartwick (8-2-1)

Brockport St. (9-3)

Adelphi (12-2-2)




Muhlenberg (10-1-1)


South Fla. (8-3-2)


Baltimore (14-3)

Loyola (Md.) (11-2)

Bridgeport 1-0

Springfield 2-1 (2 ot)

Hartwick 2-1 (2 ot)

Oneonta St. 6-0


San Fran. St. (12-2-1)


Seattle Pacific (10-3-3)


Eastern Ill. (7-3-1)

Mo.-St. Louis (9-1)

Akron (7-2-2)

East Stroudsburg 2-1 (2 ot)

Muhlenberg 5-4

South Fla. 1-0 (ot)

Baltimore 7-1

Springfield 1-0

Oneonta St. 3-0


Cal St. Chico 3-2


Akron 4-2


Baltimore 1-0


NATIONAL CHAMPION


Oneonta St. 2-1

Cal St. Chico 1-0


Baltimore 3-0

Oneonta St. 6-0


DIVISION II MEN’S BRACKETS148



Springfield (11-3-1)

Westfield St. (15-2-1)

Babson (14-0)

Hartford (11-0-2)

Adelphi (13-1-1)

Merchant Marine (12-0-1)

Albany (N.Y.) (8-4-1)

#Binghamton (9-3-1)

Western Ill. (5-5-1)

Wooster (5-3-4)

Baltimore (14-2-1)

Washington (Md.) (10-4)

Loyola (Md.) (10-3)

Rollins (11-3)


Lock Haven (9-3)

Elizabethtown (9-2-4)

Muhlenberg (11-1-1)

Springfield 2-0

Babson 2-1 (ot)

Adelphi 4-0

#Binghamton 2-1 (2 ot)

Mo.-St. Louis (7-0-3)

Western Ill. 3-1

MacMurray (7-5-3)

Eastern Ill. (6-3-2)

Baltimore 3-1

Loyola (Md.) 3-0


Elizabethtown 4-1


UC Davis (8-2-5)

Seattle Pacific (14-4)

Westmont (11-4-3)

Springfield 4-0

Adelphi 3-0

Mo.-St. Louis 3-1

Eastern Ill. 2-0

Baltimore 6-1

East Stroudsburg 1-0 (2 ot)


Westmont 3-1

Mo.-St. Louis 3-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Springfield, Mo.December 8

Adelphi 1-0

Mo.-St. Louis 2-1

Baltimore 6-3


Mo.-St. Louis 1-0


Adelphi 1-0THIRD PLACE

Adelphi

Baltimore

#Binghamton’s participation in the 1973 tournament was vacated.


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Adelphi (12-1-1)

Babson (11-2-1)

Springfield (9-3-3)

WPI (11-2-1)

Loyola (Md.) (13-1-2)


Baltimore (13-1-2)

Dist. Columbia (11-3)

Eastern Ill. (8-4)

Ill.-Chicago




UC Riverside (10-4-3)

Cal St. East Bay (12-2-2)


Adelphi 3-0

Springfield 5-0

Loyola (Md.) 2-0

Dist. Columbia 5-3

Eastern Ill. 2-0

Western Ill. 2-1


Seattle Pacific 3-2

Adelphi 3-2

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Adelphi 1-0

Dist. Columbia 3-2

Eastern Ill. 2-1

Seattle Pacific 2-1

Adelphi 3-0

Seattle Pacific 3-2 (4 ot)

Dist. Columbia 5-3THIRD PLACE

Eastern Ill.

Dist. Columbia




*Adelphi (12-1-1)

Bentley (9-3)

*New Haven (10-4-2)

Le Moyne (8-2-1)

*Cal St. East Bay (16-1-2)

UC Riverside (8-1-5)

*Seattle Pacific (11-3-5)

UC Davis (9-0-5)


Wis.-Green Bay (13-3)

*Western Ill. (8-4-1)


*Baltimore (12-2-1)

Randolph-Macon (9-3-1)

*Loyola (Md.) (10-2-1)

Old Dominion (11-0)

*Adelphi 2-1

Le Moyne 3-0

*Cal St. East Bay 4-0

Seattle Pacific 2-1

*Wis.-Green Bay 3-2 (ot)

Mo.-St. Louis 1-0

*Baltimore 3-0

Old Dominion 1-0

Baltimore 3-1

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSeattle

November 29

Adelphi 6-0

Seattle Pacific 2-1

Wis.-Green Bay 2-1

Baltimore 1-0

Seattle Pacific 1-0

Baltimore 5-2

Adelphi 9-1THIRD PLACE

Wis.-Green Bay

Adelphi

*Host institution.


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Hartford (13-3)


New Haven (9-5-2)

C.W. Post (9-3-1)

Oakland (10-5-1)



Wis.-Green Bay (13-2)

Loyola (Md.) (17-1)

Randolph-Macon (14-3)

Rollins (12-1)

Baltimore (11-3)

UC Davis (7-6-2)



Cal St. Chico (14-2)

Southern Conn. St. 4-1

New Haven 4-0

Mo.-St. Louis 5-1

Western Ill. 2-0

Loyola (Md.) 5-2

Rollins 2-0

UC Davis 1-0

Cal St. Chico 3-2 (4 ot)

Loyola (Md.) 2-0


November 28

New Haven 1-0 (4 ot)

Mo.-St. Louis 2-1 (ot)

Loyola (Md.) 1-0


New Haven 2-1 (2 ot)

Loyola (Md.) 3-2

Cal St. Chico 3-2 (2 ot, pk)THIRD PLACE

Mo.-St. Louis

Cal St. Chico




New Haven (13-1-2)

Hartford (10-5)


Le Moyne (9-3-4)

Loyola (Md.) (12-1)

Alabama A&M (14-1)


UMBC (13-1)


Eastern Ill. (9-4)




San Fran. St. (9-4)

UC Davis (9-4-5)


New Haven 3-0



Florida Int’l 2-1

Eastern Ill. 1-0

Wis.-Green Bay 1-0

San Fran. St. 2-1 (3 ot)

Seattle Pacific 2-1

Alabama A&M 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPIONMiami

November 27

New Haven 1-0

Alabama A&M 4-0

Wis.-Green Bay 1-0 (4 ot, pk)

Seattle Pacific 2-1

Alabama A&M 2-0


New Haven 3-2 (2 ot, pk)THIRD PLACE

New Haven

Wis.-Green Bay


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*Southern Conn. St. (11-3)

Marist (9-5)

*New Haven (12-1-4)

Hartford (11-3-1)


Chapman (12-4-2)

*San Fran. St. (10-3)

Cal St. Chico (12-6)

*Eastern Ill. (10-4)


*Mo.-St. Louis (7-6-1)

Bloomsburg (11-1)

*Alabama A&M (14-1-1)

Florida Int’l (11-5)

*Loyola (Md.) (13-2)

Rollins (14-4)

*Southern Conn. St. 2-0

New Haven 3-1

*Seattle Pacific 2-0

San Fran. St. 2-1 (3 ot)

*Eastern Ill. 2-1

Mo.-St. Louis 1-0

*Alabama A&M 6-0

Loyola (Md.) 2-1


NATIONAL CHAMPION

MiamiDecember 2


Seattle Pacific 2-1

Eastern Ill. 1-0

Alabama A&M 4-0


Alabama A&M 5-0

Eastern Ill. 2-1THIRD PLACE

Southern Conn. St.

Eastern Ill.

*Host institution.




Western Ill. (11-6)


Rollins (12-4-2)

*Florida Int’l (12-1)

*Southern Conn. St. (11-1-2)

Mercy (15-3-1)


Eastern Ill. 3-1


Chapman (15-2-3)

*Alabama A&M (18-1)

Florida Int’l 4-1

Alabama A&M 2-0


December 1


Eastern Ill. 3-0

Seattle Pacific 3-0

Alabama A&M 3-0

Eastern Ill. 1-0


Seattle Pacific 1-0THIRD PLACE

Southern Conn. St.

Seattle Pacific

*Host institution.


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*Marist (15-1)

Eastern Ill. (11-3)

*Lock Haven (16-0)

*Hartford (15-0-2)


*Tampa (13-2)

Florida Int’l (11-3)



*Mo.-St. Louis (12-2)

Lock Haven 3-1

Lock Haven 1-0 (2 ot)


November 29

Southern Conn. St. 2-1 (2 ot)

Florida Int’l 1-0


Lock Haven 2-1

Florida Int’l 3-1

Lock Haven 1-0

Cal St. Chico 2-1 (2 ot, pk)THIRD PLACE

Southern Conn. St.

Cal St. Chico

*Host institution.





*Cal St. Chico (15-3-1)

New Haven (14-3-1)

*Hartford (15-2-1)

Mo.-St. Louis (12-4)

*Lock Haven (12-4-2)

*Tampa (12-0-3)

Rollins (9-4-3)

Cal St. L.A. (17-0-1)

*Cal St. Chico 3-2

Southern Conn. St. (13-3)

*New Haven 2-1 (ot)

Tampa 1-0 (ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPIONNew Haven, Conn.

November 28

Mo.-St. Louis 1-0

Tampa 1-0

Cal St. L.A. 2-1


Tampa 2-0

Cal St. L.A. 3-0

Southern Conn. St. 3-1THIRD PLACE

Southern Conn. St.

Mo.-St. Louis

*Host institution.


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Cheyney (12-3)

*Oakland (12-3-3)

*Tampa (18-1)

UCF (10-3-2)

Rollins (12-4-2)


*Cal St. Dom. Hills (17-3-1)

Mo.-St. Louis 2-0


Bridgeport (11-5-2)

*Southern Ind. (13-3-2)

Oakland 2-0

*Tampa 5-1

Florida Int’l 3-2 (pk)

Florida Int’l 2-1


December 4

*Mo.-St. Louis 2-0


Oakland 1-0



*Florida Int’l 3-2 (ot)

*Host institution.




Mo.-St. Louis (12-5)

*Cal St. East Bay (13-3-2)

Keene St. (14-2-3)

*New Haven (15-3-1)


UCF (10-3-3)

Davis & Elkins (8-3-4)

*Tampa (14-2)


Mo.-St. Louis 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

*Oakland (17-2)

Lock Haven (14-2-1)


New Haven 2-1

Florida Int’l 4-1

*Tampa 2-1 (2 ot, pk)

Seattle Pacific 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONTampa, Fla.December 2


Oakland 4-1


*Tampa 3-2 (2 ot, pk)

Seattle Pacific 1-0

*Tampa 2-1

*Host institution.


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Oakland (16-3)

Cal St. Northridge (17-2-2)

Cal St. East Bay

New Haven

Bridgeport

Lock Haven

Gannon (16-4)

Seattle Pacific 1-0

*Davis & Elkins

Cal St. Northridge 4-3

*Mo.-St. Louis

New Haven 2-1

*Tampa

Lock Haven 2-0


Florida Int’l 1-0 (ot)


December 8

Seattle Pacific 2-1

Mo.-St. Louis 2-1

New Haven 1-0

Florida Int’l 10-1

Seattle Pacific 2-1

Florida Int’l 3-2

*Host institution.




*Keene St. (13-3-2)

NYIT (16-2-1)

*Mo.-St. Louis (10-5-2)

Barry (9-3-3)


*Davis & Elkins (10-2-3)

*Cal St. Northridge (16-3)

Chapman (11-6-2)


NYIT 3-0

Mo.-St. Louis 2-0


*Gannon (19-0)

Davis & Elkins 4-0

*Cal St. Northridge 3-0


Seattle Pacific 3-2


December 7

NYIT 3-1


Davis & Elkins 2-1



Seattle Pacific 2-1

*Host institution.


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Southern N.H. (15-3-2)




*Tampa (12-6-1)

*Oakland (9-5-3)

Lock Haven (14-2-3)

Bridgeport (13-3-3)


*Cal St. Northridge (15-2-2)

Seattle Pacific 1-0 (ot, pk)

Davis & Elkins (12-4-1)

*Tampa 1-0

*Gannon (15-3-1)

Oakland 1-0 (ot)

Seattle Pacific 4-1


December 6

Bridgeport 2-0


Davis & Elkins 3-1

*Oakland 2-1


Oakland 1-0

*Host institution.





C.W. Post (12-6-1)


Oakland (14-4-1)


Lock Haven (8-5-5)


Cal Poly (11-4-2)

C.W. Post 1-0


Mo.-St. Louis 2-1

Lock Haven 2-1

Tampa (15-2-1)

Florida Tech (11-3-2)

Seattle Pacific 2-1

Cal St. Northridge (17-1-1)




Mo.-St. Louis 1-0

Tampa 2-1





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Bridgeport (14-4-2)

*Tampa (11-5-2)

Gannon (14-1-4)

*Mo.-St. Louis (17-2-1)

Lock Haven (14-4-2)

*Cal St. Northridge (15-7)


Southern N.H. (22-1)


*Florida Tech (12-6)

Gannon 3-1

*Oakland (15-2-3)

Mo.-St. Louis 1-0

*Seattle Pacific (15-5)


Florida Tech 3-2

NATIONAL CHAMPIONNorthridge, Calif.

December 4


Florida Tech 1-0

Oakland 3-0

Cal St. Northridge 3-2 (ot)

Florida Tech 1-0

*Cal St. Northridge 3-1 (ot)

*Host institution.




Mercy (11-1-3)


Cal St. East Bay (15-5)

*Cal Poly (9-3-7)


Tampa (11-5-2)

Oakland (11-5-2)

*Gannon (16-2-1)

*Southern N.H. (19-1-2)

Mercy 3-2 (pk)

*Cal St. Northridge (10-4-4)

Cal St. East Bay 2-1

*UNC Greensboro (17-3-1)

Tampa 2-0 (ot)


*Gannon 2-1 (ot)

Southern N.H. 3-1

NATIONAL CHAMPIONGreensboro, N.C.

December 3

Southern N.H. 3-2


*UNC Greensboro 2-1

Gannon 1-0

Southern N.H. 2-0

UNC Greensboro 4-2

*Host institution.


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Bridgeport


Oakland (16-2)

Truman (13-4)

Sonoma St.

Cal St. Bakersfield (18-2-2)

*Tampa

Florida Tech (16-4)


Bridgeport 1-0

*Gannon (14-2)

Oakland 2-1 (ot, pk)


Sonoma St. 3-2 (2ot)


Florida Tech 1-0

Southern Conn. St. 1-0 (ot, pk)

NATIONAL CHAMPIONMelbourne, Fla.

December 8


Gannon 2-1

Seattle Pacific 1-0

Florida Tech 2-1


Seattle Pacific 2-1

*Host institution.




*Oakland (12-9-2)

Sonoma St. (15-3-2)

*Cal St. San B’dino (15-3-2)

#Cal Poly (13-4-3)

*Tampa (16-3-1)

S.C. Upstate (17-2-1)

*Keene St. (16-2-2)

Bridgeport (13-4-2)

Mo.-St. Louis

Sonoma St. 2-2 (4 ot, pk)


#Cal Poly 1-0

*Florida Tech (15-2-1)

Tampa 2-1

*Franklin Pierce (16-3-2)

Keene St. 2-0

Florida Tech 5-1


December 7

Sonoma St. 3-1

#Cal Poly 3-3 (4 ot, pk)

Florida Tech 2-1

Franklin Pierce 2-1


Florida Tech 2-1

*Host institution.#Cal Poly’s participation in the 1991 tournament was vacated.

(17-0-2)


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*Oakland (15-2-1)



Franklin Pierce (16-4-2)

*Cal St. L.A. (15-1-3)

Grand Canyon (16-3)

*Tampa (13-3)

Florida Tech 4-0

*Lock Haven (18-4)

Oakland 3-1


Southern N.H. 5-4 (ot)


*Cal St. L.A. 3-2



*Tampa 2-1 (ot)

Oakland 2-0

Southern Conn. St. 3-1 (ot)

Seattle Pacific 1-0

Tampa 3-1

Southern Conn. St. 1-1 (ot, pk)

*Host institution.




*Sonoma St. (16-2-2)

Cal Poly (13-5-2)

*Tampa (14-2-1)


*Oakland (12-3-2)

Truman (13-4)

*C.W. Post (15-1-2)

Franklin Pierce (16-2)


Sonoma St. 2-0


S.C. Upstate 4-0

*Gannon (15-2)

Oakland 2-0


C.W. Post 4-1

Seattle Pacific 1-0


December 4

Seattle Pacific 4-0

*Florida Tech 3-2 (ot)

Gannon 3-2 (ot)

Southern Conn. St. 1-1 (pk)

Seattle Pacific 5-5 (ot, pk)


*Host institution.


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Cal St. L.A. (15-3-2)

*Oakland (14-1-2)



*C.W. Post (15-3-1)

*Tampa (12-2)

Florida Tech (14-2-1)

*Cal St. Bakersfield (13-3-3)

Seattle Pacific 7-0

*Wis.-Parkside (14-1-2)

Oakland 2-1 (3 ot)


Franklin Pierce 5-4 (3 ot)

*S.C. Upstate (17-1-1)

Tampa 3-1 (2 ot)

Tampa 3-0 (2 ot)


Seattle Pacific 2-2 (4 ot, pk)

Oakland 2-0


*Tampa 3-0

Oakland 6-4 (2 ot)

Tampa 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

*Host institution.




Presbyterian (17-2-1)


*East Stroudsburg (17-3-1)

Mercyhurst (10-6-3)




Grand Canyon (13-3)

*Tampa (18-0-2)

S.C. Upstate 2-0

*Truman (13-2-3)

Mercyhurst 2-0

*Franklin Pierce (16-0-1)



Grand Canyon 1-0


NATIONAL CHAMPIONSpartanburg, S.C.

December 3

*S.C. Upstate 1-0

Mercyhurst 1-0


Cal St. Bakersfield 5-1 (2 ot)

S.C. Upstate 3-2 (3 ot)


*Host institution.


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Lander (16-3-1)

*Tampa (13-3-2)




*Dowling (13-4-1)

Oakland (12-5-2)

*West Va. Wesleyan (17-4-1)

*Lynn (11-3-4)

Tampa 1-0

*Grand Canyon (9-4-5)

Seattle Pacific 2-0


Dowling 3-2 (ot)

*Mercyhurst (12-3-2)

Oakland 2-0

Grand Canyon 3-1

NATIONAL CHAMPIONPhoenix

December 8

Lynn 5-3

*Grand Canyon 2-1 (ot)


Oakland 1-0 (ot)

Grand Canyon 1-0

Oakland 1-0

*Host institution.





Truman (14-5)



*Cal St. Bakersfield (16-4)

West Tex. A&M (12-5)

Fort Lewis (15-4)


*Lynn (16-1)

Tampa (16-2)

Ala.-Huntsville (15-1-1)

*S.C. Upstate (18-3)


Dowling (12-6)



*Truman 2-1

East Stroudsburg 6-5 (ot)

*Cal St. Bakersfield 3-2 (4 ot)

Seattle Pacific 4-1

*Lynn 1-0 (3 ot)

S.C. Upstate 3-2 (2 ot)


Southern N.H. 2-0

Cal St. Bakersfield 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONBoca Raton, Fla.

December 7

Truman 1-0

Cal St. Bakersfield 4-3 (4 ot)

Lynn 3-1


Cal St. Bakersfield 2-0

Lynn 1-0

*Host institution.


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First Round SemifinalsQuarterfinals Final

*Lynn (17-0)

Barry (11-5)

West Fla. (16-3)


*Truman (13-2-2)

Quincy (14-3-2)




Dowling (14-2-1)




Fort Lewis (14-4-1)

Cal Poly Pomona (12-5-3)

*Grand Canyon (16-5-1)

*Lynn 3-0

S.C. Upstate 3-1

*Truman 3-2 (ot)

Mercyhurst 1-0


Southern N.H. 4-1


Grand Canyon 3-1


NATIONAL CHAMPIONSpartanburg, S.C.

December 5

*S.C. Upstate 2-1 (2 ot)

Mercyhurst 1-0



S.C. Upstate 2-0


*Host institution.


1999 Division II Men’s Championship BracketFirst Round SemifinalsQuarterfinals Final



*Southampton (16-0-2)


*Truman (15-3-1)

IPFW (17-2-2)

*Charleston (W.V.) (16-1)

West Va. Wesleyan (14-3)

*Lynn (15-2-1)

Barry (12-2-3)

*Wingate (17-4-1)

Queens (N.C.) (16-3)

*Fort Lewis (16-2-2)

St. Edward’s (16-2)


UC Davis (15-2-2)


Southampton 2-1 (3 ot)

IPFW 3-2 (ot)

*Charleston (W.V.) 3-1

*Barry 1-0 (ot)

Queens (N.C.) 2-0

*Fort Lewis 1-1 (pk)

UC Davis 1-0


NATIONAL CHAMPIONMiami Shores, Fla.

December 5


Charleston (W.V.) 5-0

*Barry 2-1

Fort Lewis 2-1


Fort Lewis 2-0

*Host institution.

NEW ENGLAND

NORTHEAST

CENTRAL

GREAT LAKES

SOUTH

SOUTHEAST

MIDWEST

FAR WEST


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*St. Anselm (15-5)


*Dowling (15-2)


*Francis Marion (17-2)

Clayton St. (18-3)

*Barry (14-3)

Christian Bros. (16-4)

*Wis.-Parkside (17-4)

Lewis (15-4-1)

*Wheeling Jesuit (19-1)

Mercyhurst (13-4-1)

*West Tex. A&M (14-3-2)

Metro St. (14-3-1)



Southern N.H. 1-0

*East Stroudsburg 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

*Francis Marion 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

Barry 4-0

Lewis 1-0

*Wheeling Jesuit 3-2

West Tex. A&M 1-0

*Cal St. Dom. Hills 4-0

Cal St. Dom. Hills 2-1 (4 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPIONMiami Shores, Fla.

December 3


*Barry 3-0

Lewis 1-0

Cal St. Dom. Hills 2-0

*Barry 2-1


*Host institution.

NEW ENGLAND

NORTHEAST

SOUTHEAST

SOUTH

CENTRAL

GREAT LAKES

MIDWEST

FAR WEST



*West Tex. A&M (14-3-1)

Fort Lewis (14-6-0)


Cal St. Bakersfield (12-8-0)


St. Anselm (14-4-2)

*Dowling (13-0-3)


*Tampa (15-0-2)

Lynn (17-1-0)

*Clayton St. (12-3-5)

Lander (15-3-0)

*Lewis (20-0-1)



Ashland (11-4-1)

*West Tex. A&M 4-0



Dowling 2-0

*Tampa 2-1

Lander 2-1 (2 ot)


Ashland 2-1

Tampa 2-1



Dowling 2-1 (3 ot)

*Tampa 2-1


Cal St. Dom. Hills 1-0 (ot)

*Tampa 2-1 (ot)

*Host institution.

NEW ENGLAND

NORTHEAST

SOUTHEAST

SOUTH

CENTRAL

GREAT LAKES

MIDWEST

FAR WEST

Friday, November 30

Friday, November 30


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Lewis (14-5-1)

NATIONALCHAMPION


East Stroudsburg 1-1 advances on PK

*Mercyhurst 6-0

Rockhurst 2-1

Mercyhurst 2-0

Cal. St. Dom. Hills (18-3-1)

Sonoma St. (16-3-1)

Midwestern St. (13-0-4)


Queens (N.C.) (15-1-3)

Central Ark. (15-1-2)


*Barry (15-1-1)


Dist. Columbia (14-4-2)

*Host institution.

*Sonoma St. 3-2 (2 ot)

Midwestern St. 3-2

*S.C. Upstate 1-0

Central Ark. 2-1 (2 ot)

*Southern N.H. 1-0

Central Ark. 3-0

Southern N.H. 2-1

Southern N.H. 5-3

Sonoma St. 2-1 (2 ot)

Sonoma St. 3-0

Virginia Beach, Va. December 8

Sonoma St. 4-3

FAR WEST

MIDWEST

SOUTHEAST

SOUTH

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND

GREAT LAKES

CENTRAL

*Incarnate Word (16-0-3)



*Rockhurst (14-2)


*Truman (19-0)

*Truman 5-2SIU Edwardsville (16-3)

SIU Edwardsville 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)Rockhurst (10-8-1)

Findlay 2-1

*Mercyhurst (15-3)

Findlay 0-0 (2 ot) (pk)Findlay (9-5-3)

Findlay 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)Ashland (12-4-1)

Cal St. Chico 2-0


Cal St. Chico 2-1Cal St. Chico (17-4-1)

Cal St. Chico 2-0UC San Diego (11-6-1)

Cal St. Chico 3-1


*Midwestern St. 1-0Midwestern St. (15-4)

Midwestern St. 2-0Northeastern St. (13-6)

Lynn 2-1


Carson-Newman 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)UNC Pembroke (17-1-1)

Carson-Newman 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)Carson-Newman (14-5-1)

Lynn 3-0

*Lynn (18-0-1)

*Lynn 2-1Barry (15-4-3)

Rollins 2-1Rollins (13-2-3)

Lynn 3-2


Mass.-Lowell 1-0Mass.-Lowell (13-4-2)

Mass.-Lowell 3-0Franklin Pierce (11-5-2)

Dowling 2-0

*Dowling (13-3-3)

*Dowling 2-0NYIT (14-2-2)

East Stroudsburg 2-1East Stroudsburg (18-2-1)

* Host institution.

December 5

December 5

Virginia Beach, Va.December 7


First Round SemifinalsQuarterfinals FinalSecond Round

NATIONALCHAMPION

FAR WEST

MIDWEST

SOUTHEAST

SOUTH

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND

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*SIU Edwardsville 3-1Lewis (16-3-2)

Wis.-Parkside 0-0 (2 ot, pk)Wis.-Parkside (13-3-2)


Carson-Newman (17-1-1)

Tusculum 3-0*Tusculum (15-2-2)

Tusculum 5-4 (ot)Catawba (14-5-0)


Central Ark. (10-5-3)

Central Ark. 2-1*Rollins (11-3-3)

Rollins 1-0 (ot)Montevallo (11-4-2)

UNC Pembroke 1-0

*UNC Pembroke (14-2-0)

*UNC Pembroke 2-0Queens (N.C.) (14-1-2)

Clayton St. 0-0 (2 ot, pk)Clayton St. (12-3-3)

Seattle 2-1

*Seattle (18-0-1)

*Seattle 3-0Cal St. Dom. Hills (17-3-2)

Cal St. Bakersfield 0-0 (2 ot, pk)Cal St. Bakersfield (15-4-3)

Seattle 1-0


Incarnate Word 2-0Fort Lewis (14-3-2)

Fort Lewis 2-1Northeastern St. (18-4-0)

Seattle 2-1 (ot)


Franklin Pierce 2-2 (2 ot, pk)Franklin Pierce (15-5-1)

Franklin Pierce 3-0Mass.-Lowell (15-2-2)

Dowling 1-0

*Dowling (15-1-5)

*Dowling 4-0Lock Haven (14-4-3)

Lock Haven 2-1 (2 ot)California (Pa.) (12-6-2)

*Host institution.

December 3

December 3

Wichita Falls, TexasDecember 5



NATIONALCHAMPION

SOUTH

SOUTHEAST

FAR WEST

MIDWEST

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND

APPALACHIAN

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1974 Division III Men’s Championship Bracket


*Westfield St. (13-3-1)

Coast Guard (6-4-2)

*Framingham St. (10-2-1)

Plymouth St. (7-5-1)

*#Binghamton (11-3)

Brockport St. (8-2-2)

*Rutgers-Newark (10-2-1)

TCNJ (8-2-4)

*Lynchburg (15-2-1)

Swarthmore (7-2-2)

*Lock Haven (7-3-2)

Eckerd (10-2)

*Mount Union (11-0)

Denison (9-2-2)

*Wheaton (Ill.) (8-5-1)

MacMurray (6-6-2)

*Westfield St. 10-1

Framingham St. 2-1 (ot)

Brockport St. 3-2 (ot)

*TCNJ 2-1 (ot)

Swarthmore 2-1

*Lock Haven 1-0

*Mount Union 5-2

MacMurray 2-1 (ot)

Brockport St. 3-1

NATIONAL CHAMPIONWheaton, Ill.November 30

Westfield St. 3-0

Brockport St. 1-0

Swarthmore 1-0

MacMurray 2-1

Brockport St. 6-0

Swarthmore 1-0 (2 ot)

#Binghamton ’s participation in the 1974 tournament was vacated.

Westfield St.

MacMurray

Westfield St. 3-1

Third Place

*Host institution.

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*Babson (13-0-1)


*Mass. Liberal Arts (13-0-1)


*Ohio Wesleyan (9-4-2)

Wheaton (Ill.) (11-5)

*MacMurray (11-4)

Lake Forest (11-0)

*Lynchburg (15-2-1)

Elizabethtown (9-4)


Johns Hopkins (10-1-1)

*Binghamton (10-3-2)

Albany (N.Y.) (9-4-1)

*N.J. Inst. of Tech. (9-2)


*Babson 2-0

Plymouth St. 2-1

*Ohio Wesleyan 6-1

MacMurray 2-1

Elizabethtown 2-1 (3 ot)

*Johns Hopkins 2-0

*Binghamton 4-3

Brockport St. 3-1

Babson 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONBrockport, N.Y.

November 30

Babson 2-1 (ot)

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Johns Hopkins 2-1 (ot)

*Brockport St. 2-1

Babson 5-0


*Host institution.

Ohio Wesleyan

Johns Hopkins

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Third Place




Westfield St. (13-2)

WPI (10-2-1)

Mass.-Dartmouth (12-1)

Brandeis (11-2)

Lynchburg (13-2)

Grove City (9-2-1)

Elizabethtown (10-5)

Haverford (10-2-1)

Ohio Wesleyan (8-2-3)


MacMurray (10-5-1)

Wooster (8-3-2)


St. Lawrence (12-1-1)

Cortland St. (10-2)

Drew (10-3-1)

WPI 3-3 (pk)

Brandeis 2-0

Grove City 2-0

Elizabethtown 1-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 2-1 (ot)

MacMurray 2-1


Cortland St. 3-2

Brandeis 2-1 (2 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPIONElizabethtown, Pa.

November 27

Brandeis 6-5 (2 ot)

Elizabethtown 3-1

MacMurray 2-1 (ot)


Brandeis 3-2 (2 ot)

Brockport St. 1-0

Elizabethtown

MacMurray

Elizabethtown 2-1

Third Place

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Babson (14-1-1)


Mass Liberal Arts (14-0-2)

Plymouth St. (13-1)

N.J. Inst. of Tech. (9-3-1)


Cortland St. (10-4)

TCNJ (11-3-3)

Wooster (11-3)

DePauw (9-3-1)

MacMurray (7-7-1)


Scranton (11-5)


Lock Haven (9-4)

Haverford (10-2)

Babson 2-1

Mass. Liberal Arts 3-0

N.J. Inst. of Tech. 1-0

Cortland St. 4-1

Wooster 3-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 3-1

Scranton 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

Lock Haven 4-1

Lock Haven 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONBoston

November 27

Babson 1-0

Cortland St. 4-1

Wooster 4-1

Lock Haven 3-0

Cortland St. 1-0 (4 ot, pk)

Lock Haven 3-1

Babson

Wooster

Babson 1-0

Third Place




Babson (12-2-2)


Mass. Liberal Arts (15-0-1)

Brandeis (12-2-1)

Wheaton (Ill.) (13-4-3)


Denison (14-1)

Washington-St. Louis (12-4)


Albany (N.Y.) (8-4-2)

Rowan (12-3)

Union (N.Y.) (9-3)

Lynchburg (11-2-5)

Lock Haven (11-2)

Scranton (13-4-1)


Babson 2-0

Mass Liberal Arts 2-1 (ot)

Ohio Wesleyan 3-2

Washington-St. Louis 2-1 (ot)

Cortland St. 2-1

Union (N.Y.) 4-0

Lock Haven 2-0

Scranton 3-2

Lock Haven 3-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONBoston

November 25

Mass. Liberal Arts 0-0 (pk)

Washington-St. Louis 1-0

Cortland St. 2-0

Lock Haven 2-1 (ot)


Lock Haven 1-0

Cortland St.

Mass. Liberal Arts

Cortland St. 2-1 (ot)

Third Place

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*Babson (9-2-4)


WPI (8-2-1)

*Brandeis (11-1-2)

*Scranton (13-1-2)

Averett (12-1-1)

*Lock Haven (13-2)

Lynchburg (11-2-2)

*MacMurray (12-1-3)

Denison (10-2-2)


Washington-St. Louis (13-2-3)

*Rowan (14-3)

Wm. Paterson (12-1-1)

*Cortland St. (10-2-2)

Ithaca (11-3)

*Babson 2-0

Brandeis 2-1 (ot)

*Scranton 2-1

Lock Haven 3-0

Denison 2-1

*Washington-St. Louis 2-0

*Rowan 2-1

Cortland St. 3-0

Babson 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPIONTrenton, N.J.November 24

Babson 2-0

Lock Haven 1-0 (3 ot)


Rowan 2-0

Babson 1-0 (4 ot)

Rowan 3-2 (2 ot)

Washington-St. Louis

Lock Haven


Third Place

*Host institution.




*Brandeis (13-1)


*Westfield St. (14-2-3)

Babson (10-3-1)

*Ithaca (11-2)

Buffalo St. (11-4)

*Binghamton (8-3-2)

Clarkson (12-2-1)

*DePauw (11-2-1)

Calvin (10-4-1)


Bethany (W.V.) (11-2-1)

*Scranton (16-2-1)

Grove City (9-4)

*Elizabethtown (10-5-1)

Haverford (8-4-2)

*Brandeis 2-0

Babson 1-0 (2 ot)

*Ithaca 2-0

Binghamton 4-3 (2 ot)

*Rowan (16-1-2)

Lynchburg (13-3-1)

Averett (15-1-1)

*Kean (12-2-2)

Calvin 4-3

*Ohio Wesleyan 2-1

*Scranton 2-1 (2 ot)

Haverford 4-3 (ot)

*MacMurray (11-4-1)

Lake Forest (10-1-1)


Pomona-Pitzer (12-1-3)

*Babson 3-2 (2 ot)

Binghamton 1-0 (2 ot)

*Rowan 1-0

Averett 1-0

*Calvin 1-0

Scranton 3-1

*MacMurray 2-1 (3 ot)


Babson 1-0 (ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

BostonNovember 29

*Babson 2-1

Rowan 5-1

Scranton 1-0


Babson 1-0 (4 ot)

Scranton 4-1

*Host institution.

Rowan


Rowan 1-0

Third Place

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SemifinalsThird RoundFirst and Second Rounds (Regionals) Final


Brooklyn (11-1-2)


Plattsburgh St. (11-3)


*TCNJ (7-3-3)

Rowan (14-1-3)

Averett (13-2-1)

*Brandeis (14-1-1)

Babson (9-3-3)

Salem St. (16-1-1)

Coast Guard (10-3)

Scranton (11-5-1)


*Frank. & Marsh. (10-3-1)

Frostburg St. (6-3-3)




MacMurray (10-5-2)


Calvin (11-4-1)

Denison (11-4-1)

Bethany (W.V.) (8-5)

Cortland St. 5-1

St. Lawrence 3-2 (ot)

UNC Greensboro 1-0

Rowan 1-0 (ot)

Brandeis 1-0

Salem St. 1-0

Scranton 4-1

Frank. & Marsh. 1-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0


Ohio Wesleyan 4-2

Bethany (W.V.) 4-2

*Cortland St. 4-1

Rowan 3-0

Scranton 2-1 (ot)

*Wheaton (Ill.) 2-1 (pk)

Rowan 2-1 (4 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Elizabethtown, Pa.November 21

Rowan 1-0 (ot)

Brandeis 2-0

Scranton 1-0

Ohio Wesleyan 3-2

Rowan 1-0

Scranton 2-1 (ot)

*Host institution.

Brandeis

Ohio Wesleyan

Brandeis 4-2

Third Place




Plymouth St. (15-0)

Worcester St. (14-0-1)

Brandeis (15-1)

*Babson (11-3-1)


Lynchburg (10-2-5)

*Kean (11-4-1)

Rowan (14-4-1)

Rochester Inst. (13-1-2)

Buffalo St. (13-1)

Cortland St. (12-2)


Bethany (W.V.) (12-1-1)

Denison (10-4)


Hope (11-3-2)



MacMurray (12-4-1)

Claremont-M-S (11-2-3)

Scranton (15-4)

Moravian (9-5-1)


Messiah (13-1-4)

Plymouth St. 3-1

Babson 1-0

UNC Greensboro 3-0

Rowan 3-2

Buffalo St. 1-0

Cortland St. 1-0 (ot)

Bethany (W.V.) 1-0 (ot)

Ohio Wesleyan 4-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 4-0

MacMurray 1-0

Scranton 1-0

Messiah 1-0

*Plymouth St. 2-0

UNC Greensboro 3-1

Bethany (W.V.) 1-0 (pk)

*Wheaton (Ill.) 3-1

UNC Greensboro 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Greensboro, N.C.November 28

UNC Greensboro 2-1 (2 ot)

*Cortland St. 1-0

*Bethany (W.V.) 2-1

Scranton 2-0

UNC Greensboro 1-0 (ot)

Bethany (W.V.) 2-0

*Host institution.

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*Plymouth St. (14-1-3)

Brandeis (12-4-2)

*Babson (13-1-2)

Clark (Mass.) (14-0-2)


Rochester Inst. (13-4)

*Union (N.Y.) (10-2-2)



Rowan (12-6-1)

*Kean (14-3-1)

Drew (10-6-4)

*Hope (12-3-2)

Mount Union (12-2-1)

*Denison (16-3-1)


*Messiah (15-5-1)

Scranton (12-6-1)


*Frostburg St. (9-5-2)



UC San Diego (12-2-4)

*Claremont-M-S (14-3-2)

Plymouth St. 2-0

*Babson 1-0 (2 ot)

Rochester Inst. 2-1

*Union (N.Y.) 2-1

*UNC Greensboro 2-0

Kean 2-1

*Hope 4-0

Ohio Wesleyan 2-1 (2 ot, pk)

Scranton 3-1

*Frostburg St. 1-0

*Colorado Col. 2-1

Claremont-M-S 2-0

*Plymouth St. 3-2

Union (N.Y.) 1-0

*Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Scranton 1-0

UNC Greensboro 3-2

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Greensboro, N.C.December 3

Plymouth St. 3-1

*UNC Greensboro 1-0

Scranton 4-1

*Claremont-M-S 3-2

UNC Greensboro 1-0 (ot, pk)

Claremont-M-S 1-0

*Host institution.





N.C. Wesleyan (15-2-1)

Emory (15-2-1)

Bethany (W.V.) (12-3-1)

*Rochester Inst. (16-0-1)


Fredonia St. (14-3-1)

*Union (N.Y.) (12-1-1)

Salem St. (17-0-2)


Brandeis (15-4)



St. Olaf (10-2-2)

*Claremont-M-S (15-3)


*Kean (15-2-1)


Scranton (17-3-1)

TCNJ (15-1-2)


Rockford (11-4-2)




Bethany (W.V.) 2-0

*Rochester Inst. 3-1

Fredonia St. 2-1

Westfield St. 1-0

*Brandeis 2-1 (ot, pk)

Colorado Col. 3-2 (ot)

*Claremont-M-S 3-1

*Kean 3-0

Scranton 1-0

*Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0 (ot, pk)

Washington-St. Louis1-0 (ot)

*UNC Greensboro 2-0

Rochester Inst. 3-0

*Claremont-M-S 2-1

Kean 1-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 2-1 (3 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Wheaton, Ill.December 1


Brandeis 4-2

Kean 2-1

*Wheaton (Ill.) 2-1

Brandeis 1-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 3-0

*Host institution.

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*Brandeis (16-1)

Salem St. (14-0-4)


*Babson (9-3-4)


Emory (14-4-2)

Mary Washington (11-5-1)




Ithaca (12-4-1)

*Union (N.Y.) (11-1-1)

*UC San Diego (19-1)

Colorado Col. (15-7)

St. Thomas (Minn.) (13-0-2)



Kalamazoo (17-0-1)




Drew (13-1-3)

Scranton (14-1-4)

*Rowan (13-3-3)

Salem St. 1-0 (pk)

Clark (Mass.) 2-0

UNC Greensboro 4-1

Bethany (W.V.) 3-1

Fredonia St. 2-1 (ot)

Union (N.Y.) 1-0

UC San Diego 3-1

Claremont-M-S 3-1

Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0 (pk)


Elizabethtown 4-0

Rowan 3-0

Salem St. 1-0

UNC Greensboro 2-0

UC San Diego 2-1

*Washington-St. Louis 2-1 (ot)

UNC Greensboro 5-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSt. Louis

December 8

UNC Greensboro 3-0

Fredonia St. 2-1

*Washington-St. Louis 1-0 (pk)

Rowan 4-3

*UNC Greensboro 2-0


*Host institution.






Salem St. (15-2-1)

*Mass. Liberal Arts (13-3-3)


Rochester (14-3)

*Fredonia St. (16-1-2)

Union (N.Y.) (13-1-1)



Chris. Newport (17-3)

*Bethany (W.V.) (12-4)

Scranton (17-1-4)

*Messiah (14-3)


Rowan (16-2-2)

*Ohio Wesleyan (18-2)

Kalamazoo (13-2-2)

Wooster (13-2-1)



UC San Diego (14-5)

Wis.-Whitewater (12-2-1)

*St. John’s (Minn.) (13-0)

*Plymouth St. 2-1

Salem St. 1-0

Rochester 2-0

*Fredonia St. 4-1

*UNC Greensboro 3-0

Bethany (W.V.) 1-0

*Messiah 1-0

Elizabethtown 1-0 (ot)

*Ohio Wesleyan 2-1


*UC San Diego 2-1

St. John’s (Minn.) 1-0

*Plymouth St. 1-0

Fredonia St. 4-2

Messiah 2-0

*Ohio Wesleyan 2-0

UNC Greensboro 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Fredonia St. 1-0 (ot, pk)

*UNC Greensboro 3-2

Messiah 1-0

UC San Diego 1-0


UC San Diego 2-1 (ot)

*Host institution.

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*Bethany (W.V.) (13-3)


*N.C. Wesleyan (17-2-1)




Ithaca (11-3-2)


*Salem St. (14-1-3)

Fitchburg St. (12-2-1)



Scranton (20-0)

Kean (13-5-1)

*Elizabethtown (17-2)

Rowan (17-2)

Cal St. San B’dino (12-2-3)

La Verne (13-4-2)

*UC San Diego (12-5-2)



Calvin (14-3-1)

*Washington-St. Louis (14-2)

DePauw (15-2)

*Bethany (W.V.) 2-0

UNC Greensboro 2-0

Rochester Inst. 3-1

*Ithaca 1-0

*Salem St. 3-2 (ot)

Clark (Mass.) 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Kean 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

*Elizabethtown 4-1

Cal St. San B’dino 1-0

*UC San Diego 5-0

*Ohio Wesleyan 2-1


*UNC Greensboro 2-1

Rochester Inst. 2-0 (2 ot)

*Elizabethtown 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Cal St. San B’dino 1-0

UNC Greensboro 6-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION


*UNC Greensboro 2-0

Salem St. 2-0

Cal St. San B’dino 0-0 (2 ot, pk)


UNC Greensboro 2-1

Washington-St. Louis 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

*Host institution.

at UC San Diego

at Elizabethtown




Kalamazoo (17-0)


Rockford (16-1-1)



Babson (9-5-1)

Fitchburg St. (14-1-1)

*Salem St. (14-2-2)


Binghamton (10-3-4)

*Clarkson (14-1-1)

Alfred (13-0-1)


Emory (12-3-3)


Mary Washington (13-2)


Macalester (10-0-4)

Cal St. Stanislaus (12-4-2)



Kean (16-1-2)

*Rowan (18-1-1)

Messiah (16-2-1)

Kalamazoo 3-2 (ot, pk)

Wheaton (Ill.) 4-3 (ot, pk)

Plymouth St. 1-0

*Salem St. 3-1


Alfred 2-1 (ot, pk)

Emory 2-1 (ot, pk)

*N.C. Wesleyan 1-0

*UC San Diego 6-1

Cal St. Stanislaus 1-0

*Elizabethtown 4-2

Messiah 2-1

*Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0 (ot, pk)

Salem St. 2-0

Emory 1-0

*UC San Diego 4-2

UC San Diego 3-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Rochester, N.Y.November 19

Salem St. 3-0


UC San Diego 4-1

Messiah 3-0

Rochester Inst. 3-2 (ot, pk)

UC San Diego 1-0 (ot, pk)

*Host institution.

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*Plymouth St. (12-2)

Salem St. (13-1-2)

Western Conn. St. (15-3-2)

*Babson (10-2-3)

*Rochester Inst. (15-1)

Binghamton (16-3)

Rochester (14-2)

*Ithaca (12-3)

*Emory (16-3)

Greensboro (17-3)

*Mary Washington (14-2-1)

Bethany (W.V.) (11-2-2)

DePauw (14-4-1)

Ohio Wesleyan (17-2)


*Wooster (15-2-2)


TCNJ (14-2-2)


*Muhlenberg (16-1)

St. John’s (Minn.) (9-2-4)

*Colorado Col. (15-3-2)



Plymouth St. 1-0 (pk)

Babson 3-0

*Rochester Inst. 3-2 (ot)

Ithaca 2-0

Greensboro 2-0

*Mary Washington 2-1

Ohio Wesleyan 2-1 (ot)

Wheaton (Ill.) 2-0

*Elizabethtown 6-1

Montclair St. 2-0

*St. John’s (Minn.) 1-0 (pk)


Plymouth St. 2-0


*Ohio Wesleyan 3-0

Elizabethtown 1-0

Elizabethtown 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Rochester Inst. 2-0

Greensboro 2-0

*Elizabethtown 1-0 (pk)


Greensboro 2-0

Elizabethtown 1-0

*Host institution.

at Wooster

at Wooster




Babson

Bridgewater St. (15-3-1)

Salem St.

Western Conn. St. (15-5)

Cortland St.

Rochester

Rochester Inst. (13-1)

Ithaca (10-4-1)

Bethany (W.V.) (16-2-1)


Methodist

Va. Wesleyan

Kean

TCNJ

Rowan

Montclair St.

Kenyon

Wooster (14-4-1)


Kalamazoo (15-2)


Swarthmore

Scranton (17-4-1)

Muhlenberg (13-3-2)

MacMurray (14-3-1)


St. Thomas (Minn.) 1-0

Macalester (14-1)


Cal St. San B’dino

Babson 2-0

Salem St. 3-1 (2 ot)

Cortland St. 2-0

Rochester Inst. 2-0

Bethany (W.V.) 2-1

Methodist 2-1 (2 ot)

Kean 3-2

Rowan 4-1

Kenyon 7-4 (2 ot)

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0


Scranton 3-1


MacMurray 1-0


UC San Diego 1-0

Salem St. 1-0

Cortland St. 1-0

Bethany (W.V.) 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Rowan 1-0

Ohio Wesleyan 3-0

Elizabethtown 3-3 (2 ot, pk)

Wheaton (Ill.) 4-2

UC San Diego 1-0

Rowan 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Delaware, OhioNovember 20

Salem St. 4-0

Rowan 1-0

Ohio Wesleyan 2-1 (2 ot)

Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0

Rowan 2-0

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

St. Thomas (Minn.)

St. John’s (Minn.) (12-3)

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*Ithaca (9-1-5)

Union (N.Y.) (10-4-1)


Rochester (9-4-3)

*Babson (15-3-1)

Mass. Liberal Arts (15-2)

*Western Conn. St. (15-3-1)

Salem St. (16-2)

*Muhlenberg (16-2-2)

Swarthmore (13-4)


Messiah (15-3-1)

*Rowan (20-1)

Kean (16-3-1)

*TCNJ (16-2-1)

Montclair St. (14-3)


Wittenberg (13-4-1)

*Kenyon (15-2-1)

Calvin (17-1-1)

*Methodist (15-0-3)

Emory (16-2)

*Bethany (W.V.) (14-3-2)

Va. Wesleyan (19-0)


Cal Lutheran (14-4-1)


*Wis.-Oshkosh (13-2-2)


Fontbonne (16-1-2)

*MacMurray (19-3)


Union (N.Y.) 1-0

*Cortland St. 0-0 (pk)

Babson 1-0

Salem St. 2-1

Swarthmore 2-0 (2 ot)

*Elizabethtown 2-1

Kean 1-1 (pk)

TCNJ 1-0

*Ohio Wesleyan 1-0 (2 ot)

Calvin 2-0

Methodist 2-1

Bethany (W.V.) 2-1

*UC San Diego 3-2

Wis.-Oshkosh 2-1

Fontbonne 1-0

MacMurray 1-0

Cortland St. 3-1 (2 ot)

Babson 2-0

Elizabethtown 4-2

TCNJ 3-2

Ohio Wesleyan 2-1

Bethany (W.V.) 1-0

UC San Diego 4-4 (pk)

MacMurray 1-0 (2 ot)

UC San Diego 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

La Jolla, Calif.November 21

Babson 3-0

TCNJ 3-3 (pk)

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

*UC San Diego 4-1

Col. of New Jersey 3-1

UC San Diego 1-0

*Host institution.

TCNJ 3-1





Plattsburgh St. (16-0-3)


*Hobart (15-0)

WPI (12-1-1)



*Babson (14-1-1)

Muhlenberg (15-3-1)

Messiah (15-3)

Gettysburg (12-4-1)


Montclair St. (13-4)

Kean (14-6)

TCNJ (15-4)

*Rowan (15-2-3)

Wooster (13-6)

Kenyon (15-2)

Wittenberg (13-5-1)


Va. Wesleyan (16-1-3)

Bethany (W.V.) (15-3-1)

Greensboro (12-3-1)

*Methodist (14-0-2)



St. Olaf (9-6-2)


Fontbonne (15-2-2)

*Benedictine (Ill.) (11-5-4)

MacMurray (14-5-4)


Plattsburgh St. 1-1 (pk)

Rochester Inst. 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Western Conn. St. 4-1

Babson 1-0

Messiah 1-0

Elizabethtown 2-0

Kean 3-2

TCNJ 1-0

Kenyon 2-1

Ohio Wesleyan 2-1

Bethany (W.V.) 2-1 (ot)

Methodist 3-0

Cal Lutheran 1-0

Colorado Col. 1-0

Fontbonne 2-0


*Rochester Inst. 2-1 (4 ot)

Western Conn. St. 0-0 (2 ot, pk)


*Kean 4-4 (2 ot, pk)

Ohio Wesleyan 3-2

*Methodist 2-0

Colorado Col. 2-0


Kean 3-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Union, N.J.November 22

Rochester Inst. 3-0

*Kean 1-0


Colorado Col. 1-0

Kean 1-0

Ohio Wesleyan 5-0

*Host Institution.

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Amherst (8-1-3)

Salem St. (16-1)

Babson (12-3-1)

*Williams (11-0-1)

Messiah (12-6-2)

Gettysburg (15-1-1)

Scranton (15-5-1)


Richard Stockton (15-3-1)

TCNJ (13-4-2)

Kean (12-6-2)

*Rowan (14-2-3)

Clarkson (11-3-1)


Rochester (10-2-4)


Roanoke (18-3)

Methodist (14-3)





Gust. Adolphus (13-4-1)



Wis.-Oshkosh (14-3)

Benedictine (Ill.) (11-6-1)

*Wheaton (Ill.) (16-4)

DePauw (16-1-2)


Wittenberg (15-3-1)

*Kenyon (13-0-4)

Amherst 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Williams 1-0

Messiah 2-1

Elizabethtown 2-0

Richard Stockton 1-0

Rowan 2-0

Clarkson 1-1 (pk)

Cortland St. 2-1

Roanoke 1-0

Va. Wesleyan 3-1

Colorado Col. 4-1

UC San Diego 0-0 (pk)

Wis.-Oshkosh 2-1

Wheaton (Ill.) 4-1


Kenyon 2-1

Williams 1-0

*Messiah 1-0 (ot)

Rowan 0-0 (pk)

*Clarkson 2-0

Roanoke 3-0

*UC San Diego 1-0

Wis.-Oshkosh 1-0

*Kenyon 2-1

UC San Diego 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Williamstown, Mass.November 21

*Williams 3-1

Clarkson 1-0

UC San Diego 2-1 (4 ot)

Kenyon 2-0

*Williams 3-1

UC San Diego 2-1

*Host institution.

First and Second Rounds (Regionals)

Williams 3-1




*Muhlenberg (17-1)

Carnegie Mellon (13-3-1)



*Williams (13-0)

Tufts (11-2-1)


Middlebury (11-2-1)


Binghamton (12-5-1)

Albany (N.Y.) (10-4-2)


TCNJ (16-1-2)

Kean (12-7-1)

Richard Stockton (14-4)

*Rowan (17-2)

Gust. Adolphus (14-3)




*Greensboro (15-2)

Bethany (W.V.) (13-5-1)

Methodist (13-3-1)



DePauw (12-5)

Hope (15-2-1)

Kenyon (16-1-1)

Wis.-Oshkosh (16-0-1)

Rhodes (15-4-1)



*Muhlenberg 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Johns Hopkins 3-2

Tufts 2-0

Middlebury 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Rochester Inst. 3-2

Plattsburgh St. 2-0

TCNJ 5-0

Rowan 4-1

Gust. Adolphus 1-0

UC San Diego 3-0


Va. Wesleyan 4-0

Ohio Wesleyan 2-0

Hope 2-1

Wis.-Oshkosh 2-0


Johns Hopkins 1-0 (4 ot)

*Tufts 1-0

Rochester Inst. 2-1

*TCNJ 2-1

UC San Diego 2-0

*Bethany (W.V.) 1-0 (2 ot)

Hope 2-2 (4 ot, pk)

*Wis.-Oshkosh 4-1

Bethany (W.V.) 1-0 (2 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Ewing, N.J.November 19

Johns Hopkins 1-0

*TCNJ 2-0 (2 ot)


Wis.-Oshkosh 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

Johns Hopkins 1-0


*Host institution.


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Middlebury (13-1)

Amherst (8-3-3)


*Williams (13-0-1)

TCNJ (13-3-3)

Connecticut Col. (10-4)


*Rowan (16-0-3)

Ithaca (10-1-5)

Rochester (11-3-2)



Muhlenberg (13-1-3)


Gettysburg (16-2)

*Messiah (18-1-1)


Greensboro (14-3-1)

Maryville (Tenn.) (15-3)

*Methodist (17-0)


Rhodes (12-3-2)

Wis.-Oshkosh (14-3-1)


Hope (15-2-1)

Hiram (14-5)

Kenyon (14-2-1)


Chapman (15-3)



*UC San Diego ) (10-4-2)


Williams 2-0

TCNJ 4-0


Ithaca 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Fredonia St. 2-0

Muhlenberg 1-0

Messiah 3-1

Va. Wesleyan 1-0

Methodist 4-0


Wheaton (Ill.) 3-1

Hiram 1-0

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Chapman 2-0

UC San Diego 4-0

Williams 3-0

*TCNJ 4-1

Ithaca 4-1

*Muhlenberg 1-0 (3 ot)

Methodist 2-1


Ohio Wesleyan 1-0 (2 ot)

*Chapman 1-0

Williams 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION


*Williams 3-0

Muhlenberg 4-0

Methodist 2-1 (3 ot)

Chapman 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

Williams 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Methodist 3-0

*Host institution.





Tufts (10-2-2)

Middlebury (11-2-1)

Salem St. (18-1)

*Williams (11-1-2)

TCNJ (13-5)

Rowan (14-3-2)


*Richard Stockton (13-2-2)

Ithaca (11-4-1)

Rensselaer (14-2)

Fredonia St. (17-2)

*St. Lawrence (13-1-2)



Muhlenberg (11-4-4)


Emory

Greensboro (11-4-3)

Maryville (Tenn.) (13-4)


Trinity (Tex.) (16-1)

Wis.-Oshkosh (16-2)

Chicago (13-3-1)


Wilmington (Ohio) (16-3)

Hope (16-1-1)

Wittenberg (12-5-1)

*Kenyon (14-2-1)

Luther (19-3)


Concordia-M’head (12-3-2)

*Macalester (14-4)

Middlebury 1-0

Williams 1-1 (pk)

TCNJ 3-2


Ithaca 5-0

St. Lawrence 2-0 (ot)

Bethany (W.V.) 2-0

Elizabethtown 2-1

Greensboro 3-2

Mary Washington 2-0

Trinity (Tex.) 2-0

Chicago 2-2 (pk)

Wilmington (Ohio) 2-0

Kenyon 2-1

Luther 1-0 (ot)

Concordia-M’head 1-1 (pk)

*Williams 2-1

TCNJ 2-1

*Ithaca 2-0

Bethany (W.V.) 2-1

*Greensboro 1-0

Chicago 1-0

*Kenyon 3-2

Luther 4-1

TCNJ 2-1 (ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Gambier, OhioDecember 1

TCNJ 1-0 (ot)

Ithaca 3-2

Chicago 2-1

*Kenyon 2-0

TCNJ 0-0 (pk)

Kenyon 3-2

*Host institution.


(12-3-2)

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Wheaton (Mass.) 2-1


*Bowdoin (11-3)


Renssalear (10-4-1)

Ithaca (13-4)

*Rochester (12-1-3)


Gettysburg (14-3-2)

Muhlenberg 1-0

*Messiah (16-1-3)

Rowan (15-5)

TCNJ (13-5)

Trinity (Conn.) 2-1

*Kean (19-1)

Trinity (Tex.) (18-1-1)


Rhodes 2-1


Otterbein (18-1-2)

Alma (14-3-1)

Ohio Wesleyan 2-0

*Kenyon (15-2)

Macalester (13-0-3)

Colorado Col. 3-2 (ot)

Claremont-M-S 1-0

*Cal Lutheran (15-2-2)


Emory (12-5)


*Greensboro (14-3-1)

Plymouth St. 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Amherst 2-0

Rensselaer 2-1


Gettysburg 5-4

Muhlenberg 1-0

TCNJ 2-1

Kean 5-1

Washington-St. Louis 4-3 (2 ot)

Wheaton (Ill.) 5-0

Alma 2-1

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Macalester 2-0

Cal Lutheran 2-0

Mary Washington 2-1

Va. Wesleyan 2-0

*Amherst 3-2

Ithaca 2-1

*Gettysburg 2-1 (2 ot)

TCNJ 1-0

*Wheaton (Ill.) 4-0

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

*Cal Lutheran 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

Mary Washington 3-1

Wheaton (Ill.) 3-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Fredericksburg, Va.November 29

Amherst 2-0

TCNJ 2-0



TCNJ 2-1

Wheaton (Ill.) 2-1

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

Keene St. (15-2-2)

*Wheaton (Mass.) (13-4)

Middlebury (10-4)

*Amherst (9-4-1)

Eastern (15-5)


Trinity (Conn.) (8-5-1)

*Ramapo (13-5)

Centre (11-5-1)

*Rhodes (16-2-1)

Chapman (13-5-1)





*Hope (15-4-1)

Second and Third Rounds (Regionals)



Regionals SemifinalsFirst Round Final

Middlebury

Williams 2-0

Amherst 2-1


Clarkson (11-4-2)

Rensselaer (11-4)


*St. Lawrence (16-0)

Rhodes (14-4-1)


Centre 1-0


Alma (14-3-1)


Otterbein 1-0

DePauw (12-4-2)



Gettysburg 3-0

*Messiah (16-4)

Rowan (13-5-1)



*Kean (16-4)

*Pacific (Ore.) (14-5-1)

Chapman 1-0

Macalester 3-1 (ot)

St. Olaf (14-3)

Emory (14-2-1)

East. Mennonite (14-6-1)

Va. Wesleyan (16-3)

*Greensboro (14-3)

Williams 5-0

Plymouth St. 1-0

Clarkson 5-1

St. Lawrence 1-1 (pk)

Trinity (Tex.) 2-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 3-0

Ohio Wesleyan 5-0

Otterbein 4-2

Johns Hopkins 6-5

Messiah 2-0

Rowan 1-0


Pacific (Ore.) 2-1

Macalester 1-0

East. Mennonite 1-0

Greensboro 3-0

Williams 3-2

*St. Lawrence 1-0 (ot)

Trinity (Tex.) 2-1 (4 ot)

*Ohio Wesleyan 2-1

Johns Hopkins 3-3 (4 ot, pk)

*Rowan 2-1 (ot)

Macalester 1-0

*Greensboro 4-0


NATIONAL CHAMPION


Williams 2-2 (ot, pk)

*Ohio Wesleyan 2-1

Rowan 1-0 (3 ot)

Greensboro 2-1 (3 ot)

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Greensboro 1-0

(13-1)

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

Bowdoin (11-3)

*Williams (13-1)

Keene St. (15-5)

*Amherst (12-2)


*Centre (12-6-1)

Otterbein (16-5)

*Earlham (13-4-2)

Drew (16-2-3)

*Gettysburg (17-2)

Chapman (11-7-1)

*Cal Lutheran (14-5)

Macalester (15-3)

*Luther (19-2-1)


*Richard Stockton (15-4)

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*Williams (13-0-1)

Hunter 3-0

Keene St. 5-2

Salem St. (13-3-1)

*Rowan (17-2)

Drew (15-4)

Vassar 2-1 (ot)



St. Olaf 3-0

Wis.-Oshkosh 1-0

Macalester (14-2-2)


Salisbury (17-3)

*Va. Wesleyan (13-6-1)

Greensboro 3-1

Gettysburg (15-1-2)

Ohio Wesleyan 4-0


*Messiah (16-2-1)


Norwich 1-0


Ithaca (13-2-1)

Puget Sound (19-1)

Claremont-M-S 2-1


Trinity (Tex.) 7-1

*Otterbein (19-1)

Alma (14-4-1)


Wis.-Whitewater 1-0

Williams 5-0

Salem St. 1-0

Rowan 1-0


*Wheaton (Ill.) 2-1 (2 ot)

Wis.-Oshkosh 3-2

Salisbury 2-2 (pk)

Greensboro 1-0

Ohio Wesleyan 2-1

Messiah 3-0

St. Lawrence 3-1

Plattsburgh St. 2-0

Puget Sound 3-0

Trinity (Tex.) 0-0 (pk)

Alma 0-0 (pk)

Wis.-Whitewater 1-0 (ot)

Williams 1-0

*Richard Stockton 1-0

*Messiah 2-0

St. Lawrence 4-1

*Trinity (Tex.) 1-0

Alma 1-0

St. Lawrence 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Wheaton, Ill.November 27


* Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0

St. Lawrence 1-0

Alma 2-1

Wheaton (Ill.) 4-0

St. Lawrence 1-0

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

*Manhattanville (14-4)

Hunter (9-9)

*Roger Williams (16-5)

Keene St. (16-4)


Edgewood (15-5-2)

*Washington-St. Louis (13-4-1)

Webster (16-1-2)


Chapman (15-3-1)

*Springfield (15-5)

Norwich (16-3)

*Vassar (9-6-1)

Cabrini (16-4)

*St. Olaf (16-1)

Luther (16-6)


Centre (15-3)


Bethany (W.V.) (13-6-1)


*Trinity (Tex.) (17-2)

*Wis.-Whitewater (12-4)

Ripon (12-6)

*Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0 (3 ot)

Salisbury 2-0




*Middlebury (12-2-3)

Westfield St. 3-2

Williams (15-1)

Wheaton (Mass.) (17-2-1)

*Rowan (20-1)

Merchant Marine 2-0


Salisbury (17-2)

Wis.-Oshkosh (17-1)

Marian (Wis.) 2-1



Wash. & Lee (18-1)

Frostburg St. 2-1

*Chris. Newport (16-2-1)

Greensboro 3-2

Drew (14-4-1)

Rochester Inst. 2-1

*Messiah (17-2-1)

Carnegie Mellon (12-2)


Plymouth St. 3-1

Hamilton (10-3-1)


Linfield (17-0-1)

Claremont-M-S 2-1

Neb. Wesleyan 2-0

*Gust. Adolphus (16-1-1)


DePauw 4-0

John Carroll (13-2-2)


Middlebury 3-1

Williams 2-0

Rowan 2-0

Johns Hopkins 3-1

*Wis.-Oshkosh 3-0

Trinity (Tex.) 2-1

Wash. & Lee 4-1

Chris. Newport 4-2

Drew 2-0

Messiah 4-0

St. Lawrence 5-0

Hamilton 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Linfield 4-0

Gust. Adolphus 2-0

Ohio Wesleyan 2-0


Williams 1-0

Messiah 3-0

*Hamilton 1-0

Linfield 4-2

*Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Messiah 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONGlassboro, N.J.

November 25

*Rowan 2-1

Wis.-Oshkosh 4-1

Messiah 3-0

Linfield 1-0

Rowan 2-0

Messiah 3-2

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

*Roger Williams (17-4)

Westfield St. (14-4)


*Hardin-Simmons (15-2)

*Bethany (W.V.) (15-5-1)

Frostburg St. (15-4)


UC Santa Cruz (14-5-1)


Norwich (14-3-1)

*Merchant Marine (17-2)

York (N.Y.) (8-5-2)

*Ripon (16-2)

Marian (Wis.) (13-8)




Misericordia (19-1)

*Simpson (16-2-2)

*DePauw (14-3)

Wis.-Oshkosh 3-1

*Chris. Newport 1-0

Neb. Wesleyan (13-2-3)

*Webster (10-6-2)

*Wilmington (Ohio) (16-2-3)

Kalamazoo (14-2-1)

*Rowan 2-1

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Mary Washington 3-0

Drew (17-3-1)

Rowan 2-0


Rochester Inst. 2-1 (ot)

Keene St. (18-3)

Norwich (20-0)

Kalamazoo (17-2)


*Chicago (14-3)

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0


Hardin-Simmons (15-5-1)

Roanoke (17-2)


Arcadia (19-0-1)

Kean (18-2)

*Messiah (18-1)

Carnegie Mellon 3-2

*Williams (15-1)


Wheaton (Mass.) (19-1)

Roger Williams 1-0

Neb. Wesleyan (17-1)

Redlands 3-0

*Macalester (14-3)

Whitworth 1-0

*Wis.-Oshkosh (16-2)

Luther 3-0

Marian (Wis.) (14-3-3)

Wis.-Whitewater 1-0 (3 ot)


Rowan 3-2 (2 ot)

St. Lawrence 2-1

Norwich 2-0

Kalamazoo 1-0


*Greensboro 1-0

Roanake 1-0

Arcadia 5-1

Messiah 2-1 (ot)

Worcester St. 3-3 (2 ot, 4-3 pk)

Wheaton (Mass.) 1-0

Redlands 2-1

Whitworth 1-1 (2 ot, 4-2 pk)

Luther 2-1

*Richard Stockton 1-0

St. Lawrence 7-0


*Greensboro 1-0

*Messiah 2-0

Wheaton (Mass.) 1-0

*Redlands 1-0 (ot)

Luther 1-0


NATIONAL CHAMPION


Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

*Messiah 2-1

Redlands 2-0

Richard Stockton 0-0 (2 ot, 3-1 pk)

Redlands 2-1 (ot)

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals


Gettysburg (16-4)

*Rowan (17-3)

Stevens Institute (11-8-1)




John Carroll (15-2)

*Otterbein (15-3)



Sewanee (15-2)

*Bethany (W.V.) (15-6-1)

Carnegie Mellon (13-2)

*Roger Williams (16-5-1)

York (N.Y.) (10-3-1)

*Redlands (15-3)


*Whitworth (13-4-1)


*Luther (16-4-1)

Monmouth (Ill.) (9-5-3)

*Principia (17-2)

Wis.-Whitewater (12-4-1)

Wis.Whitewater 0-0 (2 ot, 8-7 pk)

Metro

Northeast

South

Mid-Atlantic

New England

West

Central

Grantham, Pa.November 24




*Redlands (17-1-1)

Puget Sound 2-0


Trinity (Tex.) 3-0

*Luther (16-2-2)

Wis.-Whitewater 2-0

Macalaster (13-4-1)

Neb. Wesleyan (1-0)


Hope 4-0


Concordia (Wis.) 1-0 (2 ot)


Pitt.-Greensburg (19-1-0)


Otterbein 2-0

*Roanoke (18-3-1)

Greensboro (15-4-0)

Salisbury (15-2-2)

Messiah 1-0

*Rowan (15-3-2)

Merchant Marine 2-1

Drew (19--1-1)

Babson 3-0

*Keene St. (13-4-3)

Arcadia (19-3-0)


Williams 3-1


Ithaca 2-0

Amherst (13-4-1)


Redlands 2-0

Trinity (Tex.) 4-1

Wis.-Whitewater 3-2 (2 ot)

Macalester 1-1 (2 ot, 3-2 pk)

Hope 2-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 2-0

Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Otterbein 1-0 (ot)

Greensboro 1-1 (2 ot, 4-3 pk)

Messiah 1-0

Merchant Marine 1-0

Drew 2-0

Arcadia 1-0

Williams 4-1

St. Lawrence 2-1

*Trinity (Tex.) 2-0

Macalester 1-1 (2 ot, 3-1 pk)

*Wheaton (Ill.) 0-0 (2 ot, 4-2 pk)

Otterbein 1-1 (2 ot, 6-5 pk)

*Messiah 2-1 (ot)

Drew 2-0

Arcadia 0-0 (2 ot, 5-4 pk)

*St. Lawrence 1-0

Messiah 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Trinity (Tex.) 1-0

Otterbein 2-1 (ot)

Messiah 3-2

*St. Lawrence 2-0

Otterbein 3-2

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

*Puget Sound (16-3-0)

Linfield (15-1-2)

*Texas Lutheran (14-3-2)


*Wis.-Whitewater (14-4-1)

Marian (Wis.) (8-9-2)

*Neb. Wesleyan (14-3-2)

Westminster (Mo.) (10-7-2)

*Hope (15-4-1)

Dominican (Ill.) (11-4-6)

*Concordia (Wis.) (16-3-2)

St. Norbert (14-3-1)

Amherst 1-0

*Otterbein (18-2-1)

Westminster (Pa.) (16-3-2)

*Williams (14-3-0)

Salve Regina (10-11-2)

*Messiah (17-2-1)


*Merchant Marine (16-3-0)

Johnson & Wales (R.I.) (14-8-1)

*Babson (10-4-5)

Medgar Evers (12-7-1)

*Ithaca (11-5-2)


Messiah 3-0

Canton, N.Y.November 30

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*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

Madison, N.J.November 30

*Redlands (18-1-0)

*Williams (13-1-1)

*Gust. Adolphus (16-1-3) Redlands 0-0 (2 ot; 4-3 pk)

Williams 1-1 (2 ot; 4-2 pk)*Western Conn. St. (13-5-4)Western Conn. St. 1-0

Wartburg (14-4-1)UC Santa Cruz 1-0

MIT 2-1 (ot)Johnson & Wales (R.I.) (12-5-3)


MIT (15-2-1)

UC Santa Cruz 2-1

MIT 5-0

Linfield (16-2-1)

Lasell (15-3-1)

Trinity (Tex.) 3-0

Wheaton (Mass.) 1-0

*Emory (16-2-1)


*Greensboro (14-3-3) Piedmont 2-1


St. Lawrence 1-0*Cortland St. (15-4-2)

Piedmont 3-1

Cortland St. 3-0

Piedmont (17-4-0) *Trinity (Tex.) 6-0

*Wheaton (Mass.) 3-2Worcester St. (11-4-3)


Bowdoin (13-2-2)

Trinity (Tex.) 5-0

*Wheaton (Mass.) (16-3-0)

Ozarks (Ark.) (13-7-1)

Wheaton (Mass.) 6-1CCNY (10-4-2)


*Drew (17-1-2)

*Wis.-Whitewater (12-5-1)Wis.-Oshkosh 2-0

Drew 3-0*Va. Wesleyan (16-3-0)

Hope 3-1

Va. Wesleyan 3-2 (2 ot)

Hope (13-3-4) *Wis.-Oshkosh 1-0

*Drew 2-0Eastern (14-3-2)


Stevens Institute (18-1-2)

*Concordia (Wis.) (13-6-1)Wheaton (Ill.) 7-2

*Drew 1-1 (2 ot; 4-2 pk)

Stevens Institute 3-1*Muhlenberg (17-4-0)

Concordia (Wis.) 2-0

Muhlenberg 2-2 (2 ot, 3-1pk)

St. Norbert (15-3-0) Wis.-Oshkosh 1-0

*Drew 1-0Gordon (14-3-4)


Messiah (17-2-2)

*Ohio Wesleyan (17-3-1) John Carroll 2-1

Messiah 3-0

John Carroll 1-0

Penn St.-Behrend (14-4-2)

John Carroll (15-4-0) Dominican (Ill.) 2-0

Salisbury 0-0 (2 ot; 7-6 pk)

*Denison (18-2-0)

*Salisbury (15-2-2)

*Dominican (Ill.) (18-2-0) Dominican (Ill.) 2-1

Salisbury 1-0 (ot)*Rowan (18-5-0)Rowan 5-1

Fontbonne (14-1-4)

Alfred (9-5-4)

Gust. Adolphus 0-0 (2 ot; 2-0 pk)

Dominican (Ill.) 0-0 (2 ot, 4-3 pk)

Wheaton (Mass.) 0-0 (2 ot; 9-8 pk)

Trinity (Tex.) 2-1



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Second Round SemifinalsFirst Round Final

NATIONAL CHAMPION

*Host institution.

Sectionals


*St. Norbert (16-0-2)


*Whitworth (15-2-1) St. Norbert 3-2

*Wilmington (Ohio) 2-0

*Wartburg (17-1-2)

Wheaton (Ill.) 3-0

Colorado Col. (16-3-1)UC Santa Cruz 3-0

Wartburg 1-0

Dominican (Ill.) (15-3-3)

*UC Santa Cruz (16-1-0)

*Calvin (18-1-1)

UC Santa Cruz 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Wartburg 1-0

Redlands (15-3-2)

Wartburg 3-1

UC Santa Cruz 1-0

Messiah 2-0



*Wis.-Whitewater (12-7-0) Gust. Adolphus 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

UC Santa Cruz 3-1

Allegheny 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

*Pitt.-Greensburg (13-5-2)

Wis.-Whitewater 2-1

*Allegheny 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Edgewood (11-7-3) Gust. Adolphus 1-0

Messiah 5-0


*Trinity (Tex.) (18-0-0)

*Messiah (18-2-0)

*Trinity (Tex.) 2-0

*Bridgewater St. (11-6-2)

Texas-Dallas (15-4-2)

Westminster (Pa.) 1-0

Baruch (11-3-1)


*Stevens Institute (20-1-1)

*Roger Williams (14-4-4) *St. Lawrence 3-0

Stevens Institute 3-0

Roger Williams 1-0

Bridgewater St. 2-0

Western New Eng. (16-5-1) Williams 1-0 (ot)

Richard Stockton 2-1 (ot)

*Williams (12-2-2)


*Geneseo St. (13-4-2)

Williams 5-1

Messiah 1-0


*Roanoke (12-6-2)

Hamilton (11-3-2)



Geneseo St. 1-0

Salisbury 4-2

Arcadia (15-3-3)

*Keene St. (16-3-1)

*Salisbury (18-0-2)

*Babson (14-4-0)

Geneseo St. 3-2

*Salisbury 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Geneseo St. 1-0

Arcadia 1-0 (ot)

Castleton St. (15-4-2)

Geneseo St. 1-0

Salisbury 1-0




Wheaton (Mass.) 3-2

Johns Hopkins 1-1 (2 ot, pk)*Elizabethtown (14-3-3)*Elizabethtown 2-0

Fontbonne (18-4-0)

Drew (14-5-1)

Whitworth 2-1

Babson 3-0

Messiah 5-0

Messiah 4-0

*Transylvania (15-1-3)

Allegheny (10-7-2)



Division I Women’sRecordsIndividual Records .............................................. 212Team Records ..................................................... 218Polls ................................................................... 222


Individual Records Official NCAA Division I women’s soccerrecords began with the 1982 season and arebased on information submitted to the NCAAstatistics service by institutions participating inthe statistics rankings. Career records of playersinclude only those years in which they compet-ed in Division I. Annual champions started in the1998 season, which was the first year theNCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisticalrankings, the rounding of percentages and/oraverages may indicate ties where none exist. Inthese cases, the numerical order of the rankingsis accurate.

Scoring

POINTSGame

16—Kristen Arnott, St. Francis (Pa.) vs. Youngstown St.,Oct. 18, 2000

Season97—Mia Hamm, North Carolina, 1992 (25 games)

Career284—Danielle Fotopoulos, Southern Methodist/

Florida, 1994-96, 98 (92 games)


4.23—Ashley Boutte, Southern U., 2003 (55 in 13games)

Career (Min. 100 Points)3.41—Kelly Smith, Seton Hall, 1997-99 (174 in 51

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GOALSGame

7—Kristen Arnott, St. Francis (Pa.) vs. Youngstown St.,Oct. 18, 2000; Sarah Comeaux, Mississippi vs.Northwestern St., Nov. 1, 1996

Season37—Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist, 1987 (21 games)

Career118—Danielle Fotopoulos, Southern Methodist/

Florida, 1994-96, 98 (92 games)


1.92—Ashley Boutte, Southern U., 2003 (25 in 13games)

Career (Min. 40 Goals)1.49—Kelly Smith, Seton Hall, 1997-99 (76 in 51

games)

ASSISTSGame

6—Marit Foss, Jacksonville vs. Alabama A&M, Sept. 1,2000; Anne-Marie Lapalme, Mercer vs. SouthCarolina St., Aug. 27, 2000; Holly Manthei, NotreDame vs. Villanova, Nov. 3, 1996; ColleenMcMahon, Cincinnati vs. Mt. St. Joseph, Sept. 20,1982

Season44—Holly Manthei, Notre Dame, 1996 (26 games)

Career129—Holly Manthei, Notre Dame, 1994-97 (100

games)


1.69—Holly Manthei, Notre Dame, 1996 (44 in 26games)

Career (Min. 30 Assists)1.29—Holly Manthei, Notre Dame, 1994-97 (129 in

100 games)

MINUTES PLAYEDConsecutive

6,670:32—Krista Earp, Northern Ariz., 1997-00 (73games)


33 players (most recent: Alyssa Ramsey, NorthCarolina, 2000-03)

Goalkeeping

SAVESGame

39—Peggy Poore, Radford vs. North Carolina, Oct.21, 1982

Season343—Dayna Dicesare, Robert Morris, 1993 (18

games)Career

704—Beth Zack, Marist, 1995-98 (66 games)


24.1—Chantae Hendrix, Robert Morris, 1992 (241 in10 games)

Career18.25—Dayna Dicesare, Robert Morris, 1993-96

(657 in 36 games)


0.052—Anne Sherow, North Carolina, 1987 (1 GA in1,712 min.)

Career (Min. 2,500 Minutes)0.143—Anne Sherow, North Carolina, 1985-88 (4

GA in 2,525 min.)

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYED8,853:12—Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St., 1998-01

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF GAME:06—Solfrid Andersen, Va. Commonwealth vs.

Charlotte, Sept. 5, 2004; Kristi Cummings, UNCAsheville vs. Furman, Sept. 18, 1995

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME TEAM:05—Fresno St. (Jill Pearson, both goals) vs. Cal St.

Bakersfield, Sept. 9, 1997; Northwestern (StephanieErickson, both goals) vs. Aurora, Sept. 25, 1994

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME PLAYER:05—Jill Pearson, Fresno St. vs. Cal St. Bakersfield,

Sept. 9, 1997; Stephanie Erickson, Northwestern vs.Aurora, Sept. 25, 1994

FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAMETEAM

2:02—Florida (Abby Wambach, all three goals) vs.Arkansas, Nov. 2, 2000


2:02—Abby Wambach, Florida vs. Arkansas, Nov. 2,2000 (scored at 67:42, 69:21 and 69:44)


:06—Illinois (Hollie Schurr), then Marquette (KateGordon), Sept. 17, 2001; Connecticut (KristenGraczyk), then Yale (Chandra King), Nov. 1, 2001


15—Brandi Chastain, Santa Clara, Aug. 29, 1990 toOct. 19, 1990

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES1,669:25—Anne Sherow, North Carolina, Sept. 5,

1987 to Sept. 3, 1988

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POINTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 16 Kristen Arnott, St. Francis (Pa.) vs. Youngstown St. ......................Oct. 18, 200015 Sarah Comeaux, Mississippi vs. Northwestern St. ........................Nov. 1, 199614 Yoanna Garcia, Sam Houston St. vs. Texas Southern ..................Aug. 27, 200413 Ashley Boutte, Southern U. vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff ..............................Sept. 26, 200313 Kelly Smith, Seton Hall vs. La Salle ..............................................Sept. 1, 199913 Linda Larsson, South Ala. vs. South Carolina St. ..........................Aug. 29, 199913 Christina Kenney, Va. Commonwealth vs. Howard ......................Oct. 11, 199613 Jenn Stephenson, Campbell vs. Col. of Charleston..........................Oct. 5, 199413 Kathy McNabb, Hartford vs. Iona ..............................................Sept. 14, 198513 Jodi Krauser, Xavier vs. Wooster ................................................Oct. 13, 198412 Mary Parker, Detroit vs. Cleveland St. ..........................................Oct. 8, 200412 Kristy Coppes, Bowling Green vs. Duquesne ..............................Aug. 27, 200412 Tynice Friday, Sam Houston St. vs. Texas Southern ......................Aug. 27, 200412 Ashley Boutte, Southern U. vs. Texas Southern ............................Sept. 13, 200312 Katie French, Alabama vs. Jackson St.........................................Sept. 22, 200212 Rachael Waterhouse, Troy vs. Jackson St.....................................Oct. 26, 200212 Anne-Marie Lapalme, Mercer vs. South Carolina St. ..................Aug. 27, 200012 Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida vs. Auburn ........................................Nov. 9, 199612 Christina Kenney, Va. Commonwealth vs. Pittsburgh ....................Oct. 26, 199612 Molly Cameron, Baylor vs. Pittsburg St. ......................................Aug. 30, 199612 Carla Moyer, Temple vs. Philadelphia U. ..................................................199112 Deneil Lo Giudice, Army vs. Lafayette............................................Oct. 6, 1990 Bo

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Emily Parmarter of JacksonState let the nation in goals pergame in 2004. The sophomoreaveraged 1.17 goals, scoring21 times in 18 contests.

No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 12 Kris Moller, Canisius vs. Daeman ..............................................Sept. 10, 198612 Becky Worman, Wis.-Milwaukee vs. Beloit ................................Sept. 24, 198512 Patti Cassaveh, Rhode Island vs. Fairfield ..................................................1984

GOALSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 7 Kristen Arnott, St. Francis (Pa.) vs. Youngstown St. ......................Oct. 18, 20007 Sarah Comeaux, Mississippi vs. Northwestern St. ........................Nov. 1, 19966 Kristy Coppes, Bowling Green vs. Duquesne ..............................Aug. 27, 20046 Tynice Friday, Sam Houston St. vs. Texas Southern ......................Aug. 27, 20046 Ashley Boutte, Southern U. vs. Texas Southern ............................Sept. 13, 20036 Rachael Waterhouse, Troy vs. Jackson St.....................................Oct. 26, 20026 Kelly Smith, Seton Hall vs. La Salle ..............................................Sept. 1, 19996 Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida vs. Auburn ........................................Nov. 9, 19966 Christina Kenney, Va. Commonwealth vs. Pittsburgh ....................Oct. 26, 19966 Christina Kenney, Va. Commonwealth vs. Howard ......................Oct. 11, 19966 Deneil LoGiudice, Army vs. Lafayette ............................................Oct. 6, 19906 Kris Moller, Canisius vs. Daeman ..............................................Sept. 10, 19866 Becky Worman, Wis.-Milwaukee vs. Beloit ................................Sept. 24, 19856 Kathy McNabb, Hartford vs. Iona ............................................................19856 Patti Cassaveh, Rhode Island vs. Fairfield ..................................................19846 Jodi Krauser, Xavier vs. Wooster ................................................Oct. 13, 1984

ASSISTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 6 Marit Foss, Jacksonville vs. Alabama A&M ..................................Sept. 1, 20006 Anne-Marie Lapalme, Mercer vs. South Carolina St. ..................Aug. 27, 20006 Holly Manthei, Notre Dame vs. Villanova ....................................Nov. 3, 19966 Colleen McMahon, Cincinnati vs. Mt. St. Joseph ........................Sept. 20, 19825 Meghan Chismark, Chattanooga vs. South Carolina St. ................Sept. 5, 20045 Rakel Logodottir, UNC Greensboro vs. Citadel............................Sept. 24, 20035 Nicole DePalma, Georgetown vs. Howard ..................................Sept. 4, 20025 Carrie Wellman, Air Force vs. Youngstown St. ..........................Aug. 27, 20005 Hilla Rantala, South Ala. vs. Howard ............................................Oct. 3, 19985 Jun Shen, Iowa St. vs. Kent St. ..................................................Oct. 31, 19975 Holly Manthei, Notre Dame vs. Seton Hall ..................................Oct. 24, 19975 Katie Hornburg, St. Louis vs. Tennessee Tech ................................Nov. 3, 19965 Leah Rutledge, Mississippi vs. Northwestern St. ............................Nov. 1, 19965 Lisa Kryzkowski, Wis.-Milwaukee vs. Valparaiso ..........................Oct. 18, 19965 Lisa Whitfield, North Texas vs. Northwestern St. ........................Sept. 21, 19965 Holly Manthei, Notre Dame vs. Butler..........................................Oct. 29, 19955 Jennifer O’Connor, UCF vs. Stetson ............................................Oct. 26, 19935 Pam Kalinoski, North Carolina vs. UCF ......................................Oct. 20, 19915 Kathy Patterson, Southern Methodist vs. Trinity (Tex.)....................Sept. 20, 19875 Gina Bondafide, Monmouth vs. Dickinson......................................Oct. 5, 19865 Sue Gjerset, Wisconsin vs. Lake Forest (Ill.) ................................Sept. 11, 19865 April Heinrichs, North Carolina vs. Warren Wilson......................Oct. 29, 19835 Sue Passandor, Providence ......................................................................1983

SAVESNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 39 Peggy Poore, Radford vs. North Carolina ....................................Oct. 21, 198234 Rachel Barney, Columbia-Barnard vs. Cornell ............................................199133 Chantae Hendrix, Robert Morris vs. West Va. Wesleyan ..............Oct. 13, 199233 Rachel Maxi, Xavier vs. Miami (Ohio) ..........................................Nov. 3, 198433 Lisa Shaw, Providence ............................................................................198331 Nicole Pittaro, Buffalo vs. Michigan............................................Sept. 17, 199531 Nanci Swick, Canisius vs. Buffalo ..............................................Sept. 27, 198430 Chris Foley, Stony Brook vs. Boston College ..................................Oct. 9, 199229 Melanie Nai, Marist vs. Lehigh ....................................................Sept. 8, 199929 Cherie Brusky, Kent St. vs. Wis.-Green Bay ..................................Nov. 1, 199729 Holly Smith, Arkansas vs. Florida ..............................................Nov. 10, 199629 Dayna Dicesare, Robert Morris vs. Liberty....................................Oct. 26, 199429 Allison Snooks, Maine vs. Dartmouth..........................................Sept. 25, 199429 Estey Ticknor, Dartmouth vs. Plymouth St. ......................................Oct. 1, 1982

Season

POINTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Points Avg.Ashley Boutte, Southern U............................. 2003 13 55 4.23Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist ...................... 1987 21 87 4.14Jane Baker, Niagara.................................... 1985 13 53 4.08Jenn Stephenson, Campbell .......................... 1994 16 64 4.00Mia Hamm, North Carolina.......................... 1992 25 97 3.88Kelly Smith, Seton Hall ................................ 1997 15 56 3.73Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida.......................... 1996 22 81 3.68Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. .................. 1984 22 80 3.64Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland .............................. 1992 20 72 3.60Molly Cameron, Baylor ................................ 1996 21 75 3.57Marilyn Marin, North Texas.......................... 2002 19 67 3.53

Player, Team Year Games Points Avg.Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. .................. 1986 19 66 3.47Danielle Garrett, Southern Methodist ............ 1995 24 83 3.46Shauna Rohbock, Brigham Young ................ 1996 23 79 3.43Julie Gnau, Michigan St. ............................ 1986 21 72 3.43Christie Pearce, Monmouth .......................... 1996 22 75 3.41Kris Moller, Canisius .................................... 1986 15 51 3.40Vicki Niemann, Cincinnati ............................ 1982 16 53 3.31Kelly Smith, Seton Hall ................................ 1998 17 56 3.29Liz Pike, American ...................................... 1990 15 49 3.27

POINTSPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Assists PointsMia Hamm, North Carolina .............. 1992 25 32 33 97Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist ............ 1987 21 37 13 87Danielle Garrett, Southern Methodist .. 1995 24 32 19 83Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida .............. 1996 21 34 13 81Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. ........ 1984 22 34 12 80Shauna Rohbock, Brigham Young ...... 1996 23 35 9 79Courtney Linex, Southern Methodist .... 1995 25 31 15 77Abby Wambach, Florida .................. 2001 24 31 14 76Molly Cameron, Baylor ...................... 1996 21 32 11 75Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida .............. 1998 26 32 11 75Christie Pearce, Monmouth ................ 1996 22 29 17 75Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina ........ 2003 27 23 27 73Cindy Daws, Notre Dame.................. 1996 26 26 20 72Julie Gnau, Michigan St. .................. 1986 21 29 14 72Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland .................... 1992 20 30 12 72Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara ............ 1999 24 24 23 71Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame............ 2004 27 23 24 70Bryn Blalack, Texas A&M .................. 1996 23 28 13 69April Heinrichs, North Carolina .......... 1986 23 28 13 69Christie Welsh, Penn St. .................... 2001 26 25 18 68Kati Kantanen, UNC Greensboro ...... 1997 25 24 20 68Mia Hamm, North Carolina .............. 1993 22 26 16 68Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland .................... 1994 22 30 8 68

GOALS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Ashley Boutte, Southern U. ............................ 2003 13 25 1.92Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist ........................ 1987 21 37 1.76Jenn Stephenson, Campbell............................ 1994 16 27 1.69Kelly Smith, Seton Hall .................................. 1997 15 25 1.67Jane Baker, Niagara .................................... 1985 13 21 1.62Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida .......................... 1996 22 34 1.55Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. .................... 1984 22 34 1.55Natasha Kai, Hawaii .................................... 2003 19 29 1.53Molly Cameron, Baylor.................................. 1996 21 32 1.52Shauna Rohbock, Brigham Young .................. 1996 23 35 1.52Jenny Fechner, Santa Clara............................ 1982 18 27 1.50Kim Lynass, Washington St. .......................... 1990 20 30 1.50Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland ................................ 1992 20 30 1.50Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland ................................ 1991 17 25 1.47Kelly Smith, Seton Hall .................................. 1999 19 27 1.42Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist ........................ 1990 17 24 1.41Jennifer Coe, Louisville .................................. 1985 17 24 1.41Kelly Smith, Seton Hall .................................. 1998 17 24 1.41Kris Moller, Canisius...................................... 1986 15 21 1.40Liz Pike, American ........................................ 1990 15 21 1.40


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GOALSPlayer, Team Year Games GoalsLisa Cole, Southern Methodist.............................. 1987 21 37Shauna Rohbock, Brigham Young ........................ 1996 23 35Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida ................................ 1996 22 34Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. ........................ 1984 22 34Molly Cameron, Baylor ...................................... 1996 21 32Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida ................................ 1998 26 32Danielle Garrett, Southern Methodist .................... 1995 24 32Mia Hamm, North Carolina ................................ 1992 25 32Courtney Linex, Southern Methodist...................... 1995 25 31Abby Wambach, Florida .................................... 2001 24 31Karen Kazmaier, Dayton .................................... 1986 22 30Kim Lynass, Washington St. .............................. 1990 20 30Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland .................................... 1992 20 30Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland .................................... 1994 22 30Natasha Kai, Hawaii.......................................... 2003 19 29Julie Gnau, Michigan St. .................................... 1986 21 29Diane Kelly, George Washington ........................ 1986 22 29Christie Pearce, Monmouth.................................. 1996 22 29Kim Harvey, Southern Methodist .......................... 2003 22 28Bryn Blalack, Texas A&M.................................... 1996 23 28April Heinrichs, North Carolina .......................... 1986 23 28Danielle Horbacher, Hartford .............................. 1998 22 28Jenny Heft, Notre Dame...................................... 1998 25 28Natalie Neaton, William & Mary ........................ 1994 21 28

ASSISTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Assists Avg. Holly Manthei, Notre Dame .......................... 1996 26 44 1.69Holly Manthei, Notre Dame .......................... 1997 24 34 1.42Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. .................... 1986 19 26 1.37Mia Hamm, North Carolina .......................... 1992 25 33 1.32Leah Rutledge, Mississippi.............................. 1996 19 25 1.32Sue Passandor, Providence ............................ 1983 14 18 1.29Marit Foss, Jacksonville .................................. 2000 22 28 1.27Holly Manthei, Notre Dame .......................... 1994 25 30 1.20Pam Kalinoski, North Carolina ...................... 1991 24 28 1.17Kathy Patterson, Southern Methodist................ 1987 21 24 1.14Vicki Niemann, Cincinnati.............................. 1982 16 17 1.06Sue Williams, Radford .................................. 1993 18 19 1.06Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina .................... 2003 27 27 1.00Kelly Parker, UTEP ........................................ 2002 19 19 1.00Marit Foss, Jacksonville .................................. 1998 20 20 1.00Lisa Gibbons, Bucknell .................................. 1994 19 19 1.00April Kemper, North Carolina St. .................. 1986 23 23 1.00Jennifer Lalor, Santa Clara ............................ 1994 20 20 1.00Andi Melde, Duke ........................................ 1997 21 21 1.00Sue Williams, Radford .................................. 1993 19 19 1.00

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Year Games AssistsHolly Manthei, Notre Dame .................................... 1996 26 44Holly Manthei, Notre Dame .................................... 1997 25 34Mia Hamm, North Carolina .................................... 1992 25 33Holly Manthei, Notre Dame .................................... 1994 25 30Marit Foss, Jacksonville .......................................... 2000 22 28Pam Kalinoski, North Carolina ................................ 1991 24 28Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina .............................. 2003 27 27Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. ............................ 1986 19 26Alyssa Ramsey, North Carolina .............................. 2003 27 25Leah Rutledge, Mississippi ...................................... 1996 19 25Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame ................................ 2004 27 24Kathy Patterson, Southern Methodist ........................ 1987 21 24Jena Kluegel, North Carolina .................................. 2000 24 23Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara ................................ 1999 24 23April Kemper, North Carolina St. .......................... 1986 23 23Marcia McDermott, North Carolina ........................ 1986 25 23Jennifer Tietjen, Connecticut .................................... 1996 25 23Robin Confer, North Carolina ................................ 1997 28 22Jenny Streiffer, Notre Dame .................................... 1996 26 22Jennifer Tietjen, Connecticut .................................... 1997 26 22Sara Whalen, Connecticut ...................................... 1997 27 22

SAVES PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Saves Avg. Chantae Hendrix, Robert Morris .................... 1992 10 241 24.10Jana Stagner, Oral Roberts ............................ 1993 11 257 23.36Vicky Ventura, Drexel .................................... 1994 12 272 22.67Heather Stone, Fordham ................................ 1993 16 321 20.06Dayna Dicesare, Robert Morris ...................... 1993 18 343 19.06Dayna Dicesare, Robert Morris ...................... 1994 16 302 18.88Christine Shores, Troy .................................. 1997 17 260 15.29Cady Jurach, Pacific ...................................... 1993 19 282 14.84

Player, Team Year Games Saves Avg. Debbie Goldklang, Penn................................ 1991 15 222 14.80Chris Foley, Stony Brook ................................ 1992 19 279 14.68Rachel Barney, Columbia-Barnard .................. 1991 15 220 14.67Heather Stone, Fordham ................................ 1994 20 293 14.65Sommer Klarr, Robert Morris .......................... 1995 15 217 14.47Allison Snooks, Maine .................................. 1994 16 230 14.38Holly Wildman, Tennessee Tech .................... 1996 11 157 14.27Estey Ticknor, Dartmouth ................................ 1982 13 185 14.23Beth Zack, Marist .......................................... 1995 17 238 14.00Whitney James, Delaware St. ........................ 2004 9 124 13.78Iva English, Chattanooga .............................. 1996 18 246 13.67Ardenna Scott, South Carolina St. .................. 2000 12 163 13.58

SAVESPlayer, Team Year Games SavesDayna Dicesare, Robert Morris................................ 1993 18 343Heather Stone, Fordham ........................................ 1993 16 321Dayna Dicesare, Robert Morris................................ 1994 16 302Heather Stone, Fordham ........................................ 1994 20 293Cady Jurach, Pacific .............................................. 1993 19 282Chris Foley, Stony Brook ........................................ 1992 19 279Vicky Ventura, Drexel ............................................ 1994 12 272Christine Shores, Troy ............................................ 1997 17 260Jana Stagner, Oral Roberts .................................... 1993 11 257Chantelle Yost, Loyola (Ill.) ...................................... 1993 18 247Iva English, Chattanooga ........................................ 1996 18 246Mony Sith, Long Island .......................................... 1997 18 242Chantae Hendrix, Robert Morris .............................. 1992 10 241Beth Zack, Marist .................................................. 1995 17 238Allison Snooks, Maine ............................................ 1994 16 230Cathy Zoccoli, Southern California .......................... 1993 19 226Amy Cavanaugh, Valparaiso .................................. 1997 19 224Karen Butler, Loyola (Ill.) ........................................ 1992 18 223Debbie Goldklang, Penn ........................................ 1991 15 222Katharine Hill, Western Ill. .................................... 1997 17 222

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 1,200 Minutes)Player, Team Year GA Min. GAA Anne Sherow, North Carolina .......................... 1987 1 1,712 0.052Crystal Gordon, Santa Clara ............................ 1998 3 1,741 0.155Nicole Barnhart, Stanford .................................. 2002 4 2,048 0.176Siri Mullinix, North Carolina .............................. 1997 3 1,400 0.193Kathy Kostic, Brown .......................................... 1984 3 1,312 0.206Crystal Gordon, Santa Clara ............................ 1999 3 1,303 0.207Karen Richter, UCF .......................................... 1989 4 1,440 0.250Tracy Noonan, North Carolina .......................... 1995 5 1,697 0.265Sue Wall, Santa Clara ...................................... 1990 5 1,553 0.290Jenni Branam, North Carolina............................ 1999 6 1,812 0.298Angela Harrison, Portland ................................ 1998 4 1,190 0.303Siri Mullinix, North Carolina .............................. 1998 7 2,069 0.304Leslie Garrard, Stanford .................................... 1991 6 1,585 0.341Kim Bonafede, Navy ........................................ 2002 7 1,756 0.359Liz Gonda, William & Mary .............................. 1985 5 1,250 0.360LaKeysia Beene, Notre Dame ............................ 1997 9 2,231 0.363Janine Szpara, Colorado Col. .......................... 1987 8 1,980 0.364


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Player, Team Year GA Min. GAA Leslie Garrard, Stanford .................................... 1993 8 1,958 0.368Lauren Arase, Portland ...................................... 2002 8 1,929 0.373Carla DeSantis, Massachusetts .......................... 1987 8 1,886 0.382Siri Mullnix, North Carolina .............................. 1996 6 1,407 0.384


Player, Team Year Games Shutouts Pct. Nicole Barnhart, Stanford ............................ 2002 23 18 .783Siri Mullinix, North Carolina ........................ 1998 26 20 .769Beth Guccione, Southeast Mo. St. ................ 2001 18 13 .722Erica Izard, Denver .................................... 2001 21 14 .667Jenny Willemse, Cal St. Northridge .............. 2001 17 11 .647Tiffany DeCoff, Holy Cross .......................... 1999 19 12 .632Tracy Sharp, Loyola Marymount.................... 1998 19 12 .632Chrissy Dolan, Villanova .............................. 2003 24 15 .625Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St. .............................. 2000 24 15 .625Erica Izard, Denver .................................... 2002 21 13 .619Sarah Willis, Eastern Mich. .......................... 1999 21 13 .619Meghann Burke, St. Louis ............................ 2002 20 12 .600Aly Winget, North Carolina ........................ 2003 27 16 .593Christy Hoffman, Cincinnati .......................... 2001 24 14 .583Danielle Wiley, Denver ................................ 2003 19 11 .579Nicole Williams, Georgia ............................ 1999 21 12 .571Cheryl Loveless, Portland.............................. 2000 22 12 .545Karina LeBlanc, Nebraska............................ 2000 24 13 .542Becca Lief, Southern Methodist .................... 1999 24 13 .542Rebecca Wachsberger, Hofstra .................... 2003 19 10 .526

SOLO SHUTOUTSPlayer, Team Year Games ShutoutsSiri Mullinix, North Carolina ...................................... 1998 26 20Nicole Barnhart, Stanford .......................................... 2002 23 18Aly Winget, North Carolina ...................................... 2003 27 16Chrissy Dolan, Villanova............................................ 2003 24 15Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St. ............................................ 2000 24 15Erica Izard, Denver .................................................. 2001 21 14Christy Hoffman, Cincinnati ...................................... 2001 24 14Erica Izard, Denver .................................................. 2002 21 13Beth Guccione, Southeast Mo. St. .............................. 2001 18 13Karina LeBlanc, Nebraska ........................................ 2000 24 13Karina LeBlanc, Nebraska ........................................ 1999 25 13Becca Lief, Southern Methodist .................................. 1999 24 13Sarah Willis, Eastern Mich. ...................................... 1999 21 13Jessica Keller, Colorado ............................................ 2004 23 12Vanessa Phillips-Bosshart, Tennessee .......................... 2003 24 12Meghann Burke, St. Louis .......................................... 2002 20 12Cheryl Loveless, Portland............................................ 2000 22 12CiCi Peterson, UCLA ................................................ 2000 24 12Katie Carson, Clemson .............................................. 1999 23 12Tiffany DeCoff, Holy Cross ........................................ 1999 19 12Nicole Williams, Georgia.......................................... 1999 21 12Tracy Sharp, Loyola Marymount ................................ 1998 19 12

PLAYERS WITH 20 GOALS AND 20 ASSISTS IN ONE YEAR(Chronological order)Player, Team Goals Assists Points YearCarin Jennings, UC Santa Barb......................... 20 26 66 1986Mia Hamm, North Carolina.............................. 32 33 97 1992Jenny Streiffer, Notre Dame .............................. 22 22 66 1996Cindy Daws, Notre Dame ................................ 26 20 72 1996Sara Whalen, Connecticut................................ 21 22 64 1997Kati Kantanen, UNC Greensboro ...................... 24 20 68 1997Robin Confer, North Carolina .......................... 20 22 62 1997Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara .......................... 24 23 71 1999Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina........................ 23 27 73 2003Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame .......................... 23 24 70 2004

Career


Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Kelly Smith, Seton Hall ...................... 1997-99 51 174 3.41Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. ........ 1983-86 79 264 3.34Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland .................... 1990-92, 94 74 246 3.32Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist ............ 1987-90 78 246 3.15Danielle Fotopoulos, SMU/Florida ...... 1994-96, 98 92 284 3.09Mia Hamm, North Carolina ..............1989-90, 92-93 92 278 3.02Marilyn Marin, North Texas .............. 2000-03 79 214 2.71Jenn Stephenson, Campbell................ 1994-97 53 143 2.70

Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Shannon MacMillan, Portland ............ 1992-95 82 219 2.67Jane Balor, Niagara .......................... 1985-87 47 125 2.66April Heinrichs, North Carolina .......... 1983-86 85 225 2.65Christie Pearce, Monmouth ................ 1993-96 80 212 2.65Abby Wambach, Florida .................. 1998-01 93 242 2.60Missy Gregg, Dayton ........................ 1999-00 43 107 2.49Kim Lynass, Washington St. .............. 1990-93 73 177 2.42Erin O’Grady, Syracuse .................... 1997-00 48 116 2.42Shauna Rohbock, Brigham Young ...... 1995-98 90 214 2.38Deidre Enos, Boston U. .................... 1997-00 51 121 2.37Tracey Howell, Niagara .................... 1987-90 70 166 2.37Lisa Gibbons, Bucknell ...................... 1991-94 71 167 2.35Natalie Neaton, William & Mary ...... 1992-95 81 190 2.35Bryn Blalack, Texas A&M .................. 1994-97 84 192 2.29Christie Welsh, Penn St. .................... 1999-02 96 216 2.25Jenni Symons, Santa Clara ................ 1985-88 73 161 2.21Missy Wycinsky, Willam & Mary........ 1996-99 92 202 2.20

POINTSPlayer, Team Years Games PointsDanielle Fotopoulos, SMU/Florida.............. 1994-96, 98 92 284Mia Hamm, North Carolina ...................... 1989-90, 92-93 92 278Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. ................ 1983-86 79 264Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist .................... 1987-90 78 246Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland ............................ 1990-92, 94 74 246Abby Wambach, Florida .......................... 1998-01 93 242April Heinrichs, North Carolina.................. 1983-86 85 225Shannon MacMillan, Portland.................... 1992-95 82 219Christie Welsh, Penn St. ............................ 1999-02 96 216Shauna Rohbock, Brigham Young .............. 1995-98 90 214Marilyn Marin, North Texas ...................... 2000-03 79 214Christie Pearce, Monmouth ........................ 1993-96 80 212Jenny Streiffer, Notre Dame ...................... 1996-99 100 211Robin Confer, North Carolina .................... 1994-97 107 209Missy Wycinsky, William & Mary .............. 1996-99 92 202Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara.................... 1996-99 95 199Kristine Lilly, North Carolina ...................... 1989-92 91 197Bryn Blalack, Texas A&M .......................... 1994-97 84 192Debbie Keller, North Carolina.................... 1993-96 102 191Monica Gerardo, Notre Dame .................. 1995-98 98 190Natalie Neaton, William & Mary .............. 1992-95 81 190Jenny Heft, Notre Dame ............................ 1996-99 96 189Cindy Parlow, North Carolina.................... 1995-98 103 189Cindy Daws, Notre Dame ........................ 1993-96 94 189Tisha Venturini, North Carolina .................. 1991-94 95 189


Player, Team Years Games Goals Avg. Kelly Smith, Seton Hall ...................... 1997-99 51 76 1.49Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland .................... 1990-92, 94 74 103 1.39Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist ............ 1987-90 78 101 1.29Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. ........ 1983-86 79 102 1.29Danielle Fotopoulos, SMU/Florida ...... 1994-96, 98 92 118 1.28Kim Lynass, Washington St. .............. 1990-93 73 83 1.14Mia Hamm, North Carolina................1989-90, 92-93 92 103 1.12Sarah Comeaux, Mississippi .............. 1995-96 37 41 1.11Marilyn Marin, North Texas................ 2000-03 79 88 1.11Shannon McMillan, Portland .............. 1992-95 82 87 1.06Missy Gregg, Dayton ........................ 1999-00 43 45 1.05Jenn Stephenson, Campbell ................ 1994-97 60 63 1.05Shauna Rohbock, Brigham Young ...... 1995-98 90 94 1.04Abby Wambach, Florida.................... 1998-01 93 96 1.03April Heinrichs, North Carolina .......... 1983-86 85 87 1.02Natalie Neaton, William & Mary........ 1992-95 81 81 1.00Christie Pearce, Monmouth ................ 1993-96 80 79 0.99Liz Pike, American.............................. 1990-93 68 66 0.97Theresa Hirschauer, Brown ................ 1985-88 64 62 0.97Jane Baker, Niagara.......................... 1985-87 47 45 0.96Tracy Howell, Niagara ...................... 1987-90 70 67 0.96Heidi Caruso, Lafayette ...................... 1990-93 66 63 0.95Bryn Blalack, Texas A&M .................. 1994-97 84 79 0.94Lisa Gibbons, Bucknell........................ 1991-94 71 66 0.93Carmie Landeen, Clemson/Connecticut .. 1994-95, 97 66 61 0.92

GOALSPlayer, Team Years Games GoalsDanielle Fotopoulos, SMU/Florida .............. 1994-96, 98 92 118Mia Hamm, North Carolina ........................ 1989-90, 92-93 92 103Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland.............................. 1990-92, 94 74 103Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. ................ 1983-86 79 102Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist...................... 1987-90 78 101Abby Wambach, Florida ............................ 1998-01 93 96Shauna Rohbock, Brigham Young................ 1995-98 90 94


Player, Team Years Games GoalsMarilyn Marin, North Texas ........................ 2000-03 79 88April Heinrichs, North Carolina .................. 1983-86 85 87Shannon MacMillan, Portland .................... 1992-95 82 87Kim Lynass, Washington St. ...................... 1990-93 73 83Christie Welsh, Penn St............................... 1999-02 96 82Natalie Neaton, William & Mary ................ 1992-95 81 81Jenny Heft, Notre Dame.............................. 1996-99 96 80Bryn Blalack, Texas A&M............................ 1994-97 84 79Christie Pearce, Monmouth.......................... 1993-96 80 79Ali Lord, UNC Greensboro.......................... 1995-98 89 78Kristine Lilly, North Carolina........................ 1989-92 91 78Robin Confer, North Carolina .................... 1994-97 107 77Kelly Smith, Seton Hall................................ 1997-99 51 76Missy Wycinsky, William & Mary................ 1996-99 92 75Monica Gerardo, Notre Dame .................... 1995-98 98 73Traci Arkenberg, UCLA .............................. 1994-97 78 71Jenn Gross, George Mason ........................ 1993-94, 96-97 89 71Andi Sellers, Florida .................................. 1997, 99-01 94 71


Player, Team Years Games Assists Avg. Holly Manthei, Notre Dame.............. 1994-97 100 129 1.29Marit Foss, Jacksonville .................... 1997-00 80 70 0.88Mia Hamm, North Carolina.............. 1989-90, 92-94 92 72 0.78Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. ...... 1983-86 79 60 0.76Jane Baker, Niagara........................ 1985-87 47 35 0.74Cindy Daws, Notre Dame ................ 1993-96 94 67 0.71Jenny Streiffer, Notre Dame .............. 1996-99 100 71 0.71Alyssa Ramsey, North Carolina ........ 2000-03 102 71 0.70Jennifer Lalor, Santa Clara ................ 1992-94, 96 83 57 0.69Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara .......... 1996-99 95 65 0.68Christie Pearce, Monmouth .............. 1993-96 80 54 0.68Jennifer Tietjen, Connecticut .............. 1995-98 98 64 0.65Anne Makinen, Notre Dame ............ 1997-00 90 56 0.62Aly Wagner, Santa Clara ................ 1999-02 81 49 0.60April Heinrichs, North Carolina ........ 1983-86 85 51 0.60Leah Rutledge, Mississippi ................ 1995-98 75 45 0.60Justi Baumgardt, Portland.................. 1993, 95-97 85 50 0.59Ann Cook, William & Mary.............. 1993-97 85 49 0.58Missy Wycinsky, William & Mary .... 1996-99 92 52 0.57Shannon Boxx, Notre Dame ............ 1995-98 101 57 0.56Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist .......... 1987-90 78 44 0.56Debbie Keller, North Carolina .......... 1993-96 102 57 0.56Kati Kantanen, UNC Greensboro ...... 1995-97 62 35 0.56Beth Aussin, Eastern Ill. .................... 1995-98 79 44 0.56Shannon MacMillan, Portland .......... 1992-95 82 45 0.55Dianne Manore, UC Santa Barb. .... 1986-89 76 42 0.55Monica Kaltreider, Detroit ................ 1995-98 77 42 0.55

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Years Games AssistsHolly Manthei, Notre Dame ...................... 1994-97 100 129Mia Hamm, North Carolina...................... 1989-90, 92-93 92 72Jenny Streiffer, Notre Dame ...................... 1996-99 100 71Alyssa Ramsey, North Carolina ................ 2000-03 102 71Marit Foss, Jacksonville ............................ 1997-00 80 70Cindy Daws, Notre Dame ........................ 1993-96 94 67Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara .................. 1996-99 95 65Jennifer Tietjen, Connecticut ...................... 1995-98 98 64Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. .............. 1983-86 79 60Kaye Brownlee, Furman............................ 1998-01 87 57Shannon Boxx, Notre Dame .................... 1995-98 101 57Debbie Keller, North Carolina .................. 1993-96 102 57Jennifer Lalor, Santa Clara ........................ 1992-94, 96 83 57Anne Makinen, Notre Dame .................... 1997-00 90 56Robin Confer, North Carolina .................. 1994-97 107 55Christie Pearce, Monmouth ...................... 1993-96 80 54Jen Grubb, Notre Dame .......................... 1996-99 100 53Cindy Parlow, North Carolina .................. 1995-98 103 53Christie Welsh, Penn St............................. 1999-02 96 52Missy Wycinsky, William & Mary ............ 1996-99 92 52Tisha Venturini, North Carolina ................ 1991-94 95 51Pam Kalinoski, North Carolina .................. 1987-89, 91 94 51Shannon Higgins, North Carolina ............ 1986-89 94 51April Heinrichs, North Carolina ................ 1983-86 85 51Abby Wambach, Florida.......................... 1998-01 93 50Justi Baumgardt, Portland .......................... 1993, 95-97 85 50

SAVES PER GAME(Min. 300 Saves)Player, Team Years Games Saves Avg. Dayna Dicesare, Robert Morris .......... 1993-96 36 657 18.25Heather Stone, Fordham.................... 1993-94 36 614 17.06Chris Foley, Stony Brook.................... 1991-93 44 537 12.20

Player, Team Years Games Saves Avg. Iva English, Chattanooga .................. 1996-99 40 478 11.95Helene Herlihy, Manhattan ................ 1991-94 62 677 10.92Beth Zack, Marist .............................. 1995-98 66 704 10.67Jana Stagner, Oral Roberts ................ 1993-94, 1997 40 419 10.48Nicole Pittaro, Buffalo........................ 1992-95 41 414 10.10Sommer Klarr, Robert Morris .............. 1995-98 50 493 9.86Holly Wildman, Tennessee Tech ........ 1996-98 44 428 9.73Lori Graham, Manhattan .................. 1995-98 64 618 9.66Janene Tilden, New Hampshire.......... 1985-88 69 643 9.32Amy Cavanaugh, Valparaiso ............ 1996-99 67 620 9.25Kelly Kaiser, DePaul .......................... 1996-99 72 664 9.22Jennifer Gordon, Northwestern St./

Morehead St. ................................ 1996-99 63 571 9.06Betsy Cassels, Lafayette .................... 1995-96 49 444 9.06Maureen McShea, Hartford .............. 1985-88 62 556 8.97Shayna Ross, Providence .................. 1996-99 55 473 8.60Kathy Tarnoff, Brown ........................ 1987-90 57 488 8.56Sarah Kesler, Furman ........................ 1994-95 37 316 8.54Allison Snooks, Maine ...................... 1991-94 64 540 8.44Rachel Barney, Columbia-Barnard ...... 1990-94 60 503 8.38Anne-Marie Witko, UNI .................... 2000-03 72 602 8.36Jennifer Starr, Vermont ...................... 1986-89 69 572 8.29Jen Weibel, Arizona ........................ 1994-96 42 345 8.21

SAVESPlayer, Team Years Games SavesBeth Zack, Marist ................................................ 1995-98 66 704Helene Herlihy, Manhattan .................................. 1991-94 62 677Kelly Kaiser, DePaul ............................................ 1996-99 72 664Dayna Dicesare, Robert Morris ............................ 1993-96 36 657Janene Tilden, New Hampshire ............................ 1985-88 69 643Amy Cavanaugh, Valparaiso .............................. 1996-99 67 620Lori Graham, Manhattan...................................... 1995-98 64 618Heather Stone, Fordham ...................................... 1993-94 36 614Anne-Marie Witko, UNI ...................................... 2000-03 72 602Wendy Scholz, Northwestern .............................. 1994-97 78 577Jennifer Starr, Vermont ........................................ 1986-89 69 572Jennifer Gordon, Northwestern St./Morehead St. .. 1996-99 63 571Jeannette Nash, Monmouth.................................. 1988-91 82 563Maureen McShea, Hartford ................................ 1985-88 62 556Allison Snooks, Maine ........................................ 1991-94 64 540Chris Foley, Stony Brook ...................................... 1991-93 44 537Stacey Nagle, Seton Hall .................................... 1995-98 73 536Genevieve Roy, Stetson........................................ 1998-00 74 528 Saskia Webber, Rutgers ...................................... 1991-94 78 525Amy Rudge, Mercer ............................................ 1994-97 66 515Rachel Barney, Columbia-Barnard ........................ 1990-94 60 503Tiffany DeCoff, Holy Cross .................................. 1998-00 75 500Sommer Klarr, Robert Morris ................................ 1995-98 50 493Kathy Tarnoff, Brown .......................................... 1987-90 57 488Iva English, Chattanooga .................................... 1996-98 40 478Lisa Gervase, American ...................................... 1993-96 72 478

GOALS–AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 2,500 Minutes)Player, Team Years GA Min. GAAAnne Sherow, North Carolina .................. 1985-88 4 2,525 0.143Siri Mullinix, North Carolina .................... 1995-98 17 5,536 0.276Leslie Garrard, Stanford .......................... 1990-94 25 4,828 0.466Crystal Gordon, Santa Clara.................... 1997-00 30 5,742 0.470Heather Taggart, Wisconsin .................... 1988-91 37 6,880 0.484Erin Fahey, Portland ................................1991-93, 95 22 3,963 0.500Carla DeSantis, Massachusetts ................ 1985-88 30 5,140 0.525Karina LeBlanc, Nebraska........................ 1997-00 38 6,308 0.542Brianna Scurry, Massachusetts.................. 1990-93 38 6,071 0.563Liz Wagner, Notre Dame ........................ 1998-01 28 4,364 0.577Karen Richter, UCF .................................. 1987-90 30 4,545 0.594LaKeysia Beene, Notre Dame .................. 1996-99 49 6,971 0.633Becky Hornbacher, Nebraska .................. 1996-97 26 3,660 0.639Tracee Whitley, Harvard.......................... 1984-88 40 5,493 0.655Gretchen Overgaard, UCLA .................... 1994-95 22 3,014 0.657Jen Renola, Notre Dame .......................... 1993-96 62 8,111 0.688Sue Wall, Santa Clara ............................ 1989-92 41 5,144 0.717Amy Allman, UCF.................................... 1984-87 26 3,234 0.724Kristin Luckenbill, Dartmouth .................... 1997-00 54 6,645 0.731Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St. .......................... 1998-01 73 8,853 0.742Michelle Conroy, Dartmouth .................... 1992-94 24 2,884 0.749Joey Fritz, Vermont .................................. 1988-91 28 3,360 0.750Kathy Kostic, Brown ................................ 1983-86 36 4,287 0.756Kim Kyle, Southern Methodist .................. 1986-87 31 3,638 0.767Janine Szpara, Colorado Col. ................ 1985-88 62 7,235 0.771


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Player, Team Years Min.Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St. ................................................ 1998-01 8,853:12Jen Renola, Notre Dame ................................................ 1993-96 8,110:40Megan Swafford, Ball St. .............................................. 2000-03 8,064:33 Christy Hoffman, Cincinnati ............................................ 1997-01 7,900:34Mo Bothwell, Marquette ................................................ 1997-00 7,831:34Katherine Mertz, North Carolina St. .............................. 1994-97 7,821:00Nicole Williams, Georgia .............................................. 1997-00 7,603:54Meghann Burke, St. Louis .............................................. 1999-02 7,602:00Natalie Swanson, St. Mary’s (Cal.) ................................ 1988-91 7,484:00Janine Szpara, Colorado Col. ........................................ 1985-88 7,235:00Wendy Scholz, Northwestern ........................................ 1994-97 7,234:00Kelly Tyrrell, Colgate...................................................... 1996-99 7,226:57Dawn Greathouse, Baylor .............................................. 1997-00 7,160:01Stephanie Weisenfeld, Dayton........................................ 1999-02 7,085:39Erika Flanders, Bowling Green........................................ 1999-02 7,084:22Jordan Kellgren, Florida ................................................ 1999-02 7,004:00LaKeysia Beene, Notre Dame ........................................ 1996-99 6,971:11Danielle Dion, Massachusetts.......................................... 1994-97 6,914:20Amanda Smith, UTEP .................................................... 1996-99 6,894:38Heather Taggart, Wisconsin .......................................... 1988-91 6,880:00Kim McCaskey, Pacific .................................................. 1996-99 6,871:00Tina Steck, Towson ........................................................ 1997-00 6,851:00Lori Melching, Loyola (Ill.) .............................................. 1995-98 6,834:52Jackie Adamec, UAB/Missouri ...................................... 1996-99 6,681:22Kathryn Clewley, UNC Greensboro ................................ 1998-01 6,657:53

GAMES PLAYED Player, Team Years Games Robin Confer, North Carolina ................................................ 1994-97 107Bonnie Young, Penn St. ........................................................ 1998-01 104Rebekah McDowell, North Carolina ...................................... 1996-99 104Megan Mills, Penn St. .......................................................... 1998-01 103Jen Carlson, Connecticut........................................................ 1997-00 103Karina LeBlanc, Nebraska .................................................... 1997-00 103Cindy Parlow, North Carolina................................................ 1995-98 103Alyssa Ramsey, North Carolina.............................................. 2000-03 102Rakel Karvelsson, North Carolina .......................................... 1995-98 102Tiffany Roberts, North Carolina .............................................. 1995-98 102Staci Wilson, North Carolina ................................................ 1994-97 102Nel Fettig, North Carolina .................................................... 1994-97 102Debbie Keller, North Carolina................................................ 1993-96 102Meotis Erikson, Notre Dame .................................................. 1997-00 101Shannon Boxx, Notre Dame .................................................. 1995-98 101Karyn Hall, Florida................................................................ 1998-01 100Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St. ........................................................ 1998-01 100Lauren Molinaro, Connecticut ................................................ 1997-00 100Lorrie Fair, North Carolina .................................................... 1996-99 100Jen Grubb, Notre Dame ........................................................ 1996-99 100Jenny Streiffer, Notre Dame .................................................. 1996-99 100Chrissy McCann, Connecticut ................................................ 1995-98 100Holly Manthei, Notre Dame .................................................. 1994-97 100

PLAYERS WITH 40 GOALS AND 40 ASSISTS (Chronological Order)Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years April Heinrichs, North Carolina............ 87 51 225 1983-86Carin Jennings, UC Santa Barb. .......... 102 60 264 1983-86Dianne Manore, UC Santa Barb. ........ 58 42 158 1986-89Lisa Cole, Southern Methodist .............. 101 44 246 1987-90Kristine Lilly, North Carolina ................ 78 41 197 1989-92Mia Hamm, North Carolina ................ 103 72 278 1989-90, 92-93Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland ...................... 103 40 246 1990-92, 94Tisha Venturini, North Carolina ............ 69 51 189 1991-94Shannon MacMillan, Portland .............. 87 45 219 1992-95Kerry Connors, Connecticut.................. 43 42 128 1993-96Cindy Daws, Notre Dame .................. 61 67 189 1993-96Cindy Fix, Detroit ................................ 54 42 150 1993-96Debbie Keller, North Carolina.............. 67 57 191 1993-96Christie Pearce, Monmouth .................. 79 54 212 1993-96Jennifer Walek, Minnesota .................. 60 42 162 1993-97Ann Cook, William & Mary ................ 42 49 133 1993-97Holly Pedley, Army.............................. 48 48 144 1994-97Robin Confer, North Carolina .............. 77 55 209 1994-97Cindy Parlow, North Carolina.............. 68 53 189 1995-98Melissa Pini, Florida ............................ 60 40 160 1995-98Danielle Fotopoulos, SMU/Florida........ 118 48 284 1994-96, 98Margaret Tietjen, Connecticut .............. 43 43 129 1995-98Anne Mucci, Northern Ill. .................. 43 43 129 1995-98Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara .............. 67 65 199 1996-99Jenny Streiffer, Notre Dame ................ 70 71 211 1996-99Missy Wycinsky, William & Mary ........ 75 52 202 1996-99Anne Makinen, Notre Dame................ 65 56 186 1997-00

Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years Jen Carlson, Connecticut...................... 53 47 153 1997-00Meotis Erickson, Notre Dame .............. 59 46 164 1998-00 Andi Sellers, Florida ............................ 71 43 185 1997, 99-01Abby Wambach, Florida .................... 96 50 242 1998-01Christie Welsh, Penn St. ...................... 82 52 216 1999-02Alyssa Ramsey, North Carolina............ 57 71 185 2000-03

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL, START OF GAMETime Player, Team Opponent Date:06 Solfrid Andersen, Va. Commonwealth Charlotte Sept. 5, 2004:06 Kristi Cummings, UNC Asheville Furman Sept. 18, 1995:08 Monica Holschauer, UCF Northern Ill. Oct. 6, 1996:08 Natasha Kai, Hawaii Morehead St. Sept. 14, 2003:10 Missy Wycinsky, William & Mary Va. Commonwealth Oct. 23, 1999:10 Jill Cook, Texas Vanderbilt Oct. 15, 1995:11 Stephanie Rigamat, UCLA San Diego Sept. 24, 2000:11 Simone Ferrara, UC Irvine UCF Oct. 27, 1997:12 Kaziah Hill, Boise St. San Jose St. Oct. 28, 2001:12 Justi Baumgardt, Portland San Diego St. Sept. 3, 1995:13 Lindsay Johnson, Illinois Penn St. Nov. 11, 2001:13 Jen Duran, Arizona Loyola Marymount Sept. 4, 1995:14 Rachelle Snyder, Penn Delaware Sept. 9, 2001:15 Shannon Leahy, South Ala. Howard Oct. 3, 1998:15 Linda Hoffman, Santa Clara Sonoma St. Oct. 2, 1990:15 Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame Xavier Oct. 8, 1993

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAMTime Players, Team Opponent Date:05 Stephanie Erickson (both), Northwestern Aurora Sept. 25, 1994:05 Jill Pearson (both), Fresno St. Cal St. Bakersfield Sept. 9, 1997:10 Maren Hendershot (both),

Brigham Young Wyoming Oct. 21, 1999:11 Sarah Wong (both), Mississippi Chattanooga Sept. 5, 1998:12 Carli Lloyd and Keri Lages, Rutgers La Salle Sept. 17, 2001:13 Kim Woldt (both), Wis.-Green Bay Arkansas Oct. 1, 1999:14 Ashley Mitnick and Rachel Cohen, LSU Alabama Oct. 13, 2000:14 Jo Hinks (both), Iowa St. Kent St. Oct. 31, 1997:14 Katie Baruth and Valerie Page, Texas Kansas Sept. 15, 1996:15 Megheen Walker (both), Iowa St. Kan. Newman Oct. 15, 1997:15 Andi Sellers (both), Florida Florida Int'l Sept. 7, 1997:16 Lindsey Whitehead and

Beth McHugh, Dayton Duquesne Oct. 25, 2002:16 Kelli Wilson and Kase McCoy,

Northwestern IPFW Oct. 28, 2001:16 Christie Welsh (both), Penn St. Indiana Sept. 22, 2000:16 Allison Marra (both), Loyola Marymount Gonzaga Nov. 5, 1999:16 Missy Wycinsky and Kristen Woffer,

William & Mary UNC Wilmington Oct. 20, 1999:16 Erin Baxter and Abby Wambach,

Florida Old Dominion Oct. 4, 1998

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, OPPOSING TEAMSTime First Goal Second Goal Date:06 Kristen Graczyk, Connecticut Chandra King, Yale Nov. 1, 2001:06 Hollie Schurr, Illinois Kate Gordon, Marquette Sept. 17, 2001:10 Courtney Carter, Oregon St. Dania Cabello, California Oct. 20, 2002:10 Erin Duemmel, Morehead St. Ida Hakansson, Eastern Ill. Sept. 25, 1999:10 Kristen Luoma, Oakland Holly Toth, Dayton Sept. 3, 1999:10 Michelle Bruntlett, Vanderbilt Nicole Greathead, Georgia Nov. 3, 2000:10 Cara LeMaster, Eastern Ill. Erika Todd, Southeast Mo. St. Nov. 10, 2002:11 Beth Liesen, Eastern Ill. Kristen Heil, Missouri Sept. 19, 2003:12 Parrissa Eyorokon, Purdue Elizabeth Chudy, Oct. 30, 2004

Wis.-Milwaukee:12 Jodi Staffne, Wis.-Milwaukee Kathie Keach, Illinois St. Aug. 29, 1996:13 Erin O’Grady, Syracuse Lindsay Eckles, Ohio St. Aug. 27, 2000:14 Colleen Hoban, Ohio St. Jessica Beers-Altman,

Georgetown Sept. 8, 2002:14 Stacey Mallison, California Brianne Carmody, Nov. 5, 1999

Washington St.:14 Emily Seebert, Auburn Jamie Harlor, Portland St. Oct. 3, 1999:15 Beth McHugh, Dayton Katie Schwager, Duquesne Oct. 25, 2002:15 Mari Hoff, Michigan Lindsay Johnson, Illinois Nov. 6, 1999

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE GOALNo. Player, Team From To15 Brandi Chastain, Santa Clara Aug. 28, 1990 Oct. 19, 199011 Maria Kun, Hartford Oct. 10, 1997 Nov. 9, 199710 Amanda Guertin, Notre Dame Oct. 12, 2001 Nov. 18, 200110 Missy Gregg, Dayton Oct. 1, 1999 Nov. 5, 199910 Courtney Linex, Southern Methodist Oct. 8, 1995 Nov. 5, 1995


No. Player, Team From To10 Christie Pearce, Monmouth Sept. 28, 1996 Oct. 31, 199610 Abby Wambach, Florida Oct. 7, 2001 Nov. 9, 20019 Natasha Kai, Hawaii Sept. 28, 2003 Oct. 27, 20039 Mandy Heintz, LSU Sept. 8, 2002 Oct. 6, 20029 Kim McNally, Southeastern La. Oct. 6, 2002 Nov. 3, 20029 Sarah Yohe, Florida Sept. 4, 1999 Oct. 3, 19999 Annie Wayland, Illinois St. Aug. 27, 1999 Sept. 28, 19999 Traci Arkenberg, UCLA Sept. 26, 1997 Oct. 31, 19979 Meotis Erikson, Notre Dame Sept. 26, 1997 Oct. 26, 19979 Laurie Hegedorn, New Mexico Sept. 18, 1997 Oct. 17, 19979 Shelley Marusak, Centenary (La.) Sept. 27, 1995 Oct. 18, 19959 Kim Lynass, Washington St. Oct. 14, 1990 Sept. 8, 19919 Kelly Smith, Seton Hall Sept. 13, 1997 Oct. 10, 19979 Amy Van Laecke, Notre Dame Oct. 19, 1995 Nov. 26, 1995

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTESTime Player, Team From To1,669:25 Anne Sherow, North Carolina Sept. 5, 1987 Sept. 3, 19881,268:29 Crystal Gordon, Santa Clara Sept. 19, 1998 Dec. 4, 19981,114:00 Jenni Branam, North Carolina Oct. 8, 1999 Dec. 5, 19991,003:58 Tiffany DeCoff, Holy Cross Sept. 25, 1999 Nov. 10, 1999

966:36 Erika Bohn, Notre Dame Sept. 28, 2003 Oct. 29, 2003884:00 Lori Houlihan, Monmouth Sept. 18, 1996 Oct. 25, 1996855:17 Nicole Williams, Georgia Nov. 16, 1998 Sept. 24, 1999828:25 Becky Hornbacher, Nebraska Sept. 14, 1997 Nov. 2, 1997826:01 Erica Izard, Denver Sept. 21, 2001 Oct. 25, 2001810:00 Annah Castellini, Army 1993 1993803:27 Erica Izard, Denver Oct. 4, 2002 Nov. 15, 2002786:34 Monica Cox, Indiana Oct. 2, 1993 Oct. 31, 1993723:00 Anne Kluetmeier, Penn Sept. 12, 1998 Sept. 29, 1998710:22 Karina LeBlanc, Nebraska Sept. 15, 2000 Oct. 8, 2000700:08 Tamara Browder, Washington Oct. 12, 1991 Sept. 5, 1992

Annual Champions

POINTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO A P Avg.1998 Kelly Smith, Seton Hall ........................ Jr. 17 24 8 56 3.291999 Kelly Smith, Seton Hall ........................ Sr. 19 27 8 62 3.262000 Lara Brown, Centenary (La.) ................ So. 18 23 8 54 3.002001 Abby Wambach, Florida .................... Sr. 24 31 14 76 3.172002 Marilyn Marin, North Texas ................ Jr. 19 26 15 67 3.53

Season Player, Team Cl. G GO A P Avg.2003 Ashley Boutte, Southern U. .................. Fr. 13 25 5 55 4.232004 Leeanna Woodworth, Gardner-Webb .. Jr. 20 22 15 59 2.95

GOALS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO Avg.1998 Kelly Smith, Seton Hall .................................... Jr. 17 24 1.411999 Kelly Smith, Seton Hall .................................... Sr. 19 27 1.422000 Lara Brown, Centenary (La.).............................So. 18 23 1.282001 Abby Wambach, Florida................................. Sr. 24 31 1.292002 Rosie Luzak, Niagara...................................... Jr. 18 25 1.392003 Ashley Boutte, Southern U. .............................. Fr. 13 25 1.922004 Emily Parmarter, Jackson St..............................So. 18 21 1.17

ASSISTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G A Avg.1998 Marit Foss, Jacksonville....................................So. 20 20 1.001999 Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara.......................... Sr. 24 23 0.962000 Marit Foss, Jacksonville.................................... Sr. 22 28 1.272001 Aly Wagner, Santa Clara................................ Jr. 24 20 0.832002 Kelly Parker, UTEP........................................... Sr. 19 19 1.002003 Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina.......................So. 27 27 1.002004 Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame ......................... Jr. 27 24 0.89

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Player, Team Cl. G MIN GA GAA1998 Crystal Gordon, Santa Clara ............... So. 22 1,741 3 0.1551999 Crystal Gordon, Santa Clara ............... Jr. 21 1,303 3 0.2072000 Elizabeth Wagner, Notre Dame........... Jr. 25 2,060 9 0.3932001 Shanna Caldwell, Connecticut ............. Sr. 18 1,149 5 0.3922002 Nicole Barnhart, Stanford.................... So. 23 2,047 4 0.1762003 Ashley Mason, Utah............................ Fr. 16 1,194 4 0.3022004 Erika Bohn, Notre Dame ..................... Jr. 25 1,987 9 0.408

SAVES PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G SV Avg.1998 Christine Handte, Youngstown St. .................... Fr. 15 158 10.531999 Stacy O’Neil, Nicholls St................................. Jr. 19 205 10.792000 Champaigne Beidler, St. Peter’s ....................... Sr. 17 193 11.352001 Sarah Cronin, St. Peter’s.................................. Sr. 17 189 11.122002 Sarah Broadbent, Austin Peay.......................... Fr. 15 156 10.402003 Natasha McFadden, Mississippi Val. ............... Fr. 19 186 9.792004 Whitney James, Delaware St. .......................... Fr. 9 124 13.78

Team RecordsOfficial NCAA Division I women’s soccerrecords began with the 1982 season and arebased on information submitted to the NCAAstatistics service by institutions participating inthe statistics rankings. Annual champions start-ed in the 1998 season, which was the first yearthe NCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisti-cal rankings, the rounding of percentagesand/or averages may indicate ties where noneexist. In these cases, the numerical order of therankings is accurate.

Scoring

POINTSGame

59—Sam Houston St. vs. Texas Southern, Aug. 27,2004; Liberty vs. South Carolina St., Oct. 9, 1999;UTEP vs. Troy, Aug. 30, 1997

GOALSGame

24—Hartford vs. Iona, Sept. 14, 1985Season

140—Notre Dame, 1996 (26 games)


6.15— Prairie View, 2004 (80 goals in 13 games)

ASSISTSGame

24—Notre Dame vs. Providence, Aug. 31, 1996

CORNER KICKSGame

22—UNC Wilmington vs. Chowan, Sept. 7, 1995

Defense

SAVESGame

39—Radford vs. North Carolina, Oct. 21, 1982Season

383—Arkansas, 1994 (20 games)


21.54—Robert Morris, 1992 (13 games)


0.082—North Carolina, 1987 (2 GA in 2,190 min.)

SHUTOUTSSeason

22—North Carolina, 1997 (28 games); NorthCarolina, 1987 (24 games)


.917—North Carolina, 1987 (22 in 24 games)

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINS92—North Carolina, Oct. 12, 1990 to Sept. 30, 1994

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS103—North Carolina, Sept. 30, 1986 to Sept. 17,

1990 (includes ties)

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS84—North Carolina, Sept. 6, 1986 to Sept. 18, 1994

CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS84—North Carolina, Sept. 6, 1986 to Sept. 18, 1994


55—North Carolina, Oct. 23, 1994 to Sept. 1, 2000

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUTA LOSS (Includes conference tournaments)

55—North Carolina, Oct. 23, 1994 to Sept. 1, 2000

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS16—Santa Clara, Sept. 24, 1998 to Nov. 28, 1998

WINS IN A SEASON27—North Carolina, 1997; North Carolina, 2003

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS23—Connecticut, 1982 to present; North Carolina,

1982 to present; William & Mary, 1982 to present

MOST IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORD15—South Ala., 2-17-0 (1996) to 18-3-1 (1997)

TIES IN A SEASON7—Ball St., 2004

0-0 TIES IN A SEASON3—UC Irvine, 1988; UC Irvine, 1989; New Mexico,

2003; UC Irvine, 2003; Ball St., 2004

OVERTIME GAMES IN A SEASON10—Southern Methodist, 2002

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POINTSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 59 Sam Houston St. vs. Texas Southern ..........................................Aug. 27, 200459 Liberty vs. South Carolina St. ........................................................Oct. 9, 199959 UTEP vs. Troy ..........................................................................Aug. 30, 199757 Southern Methodist vs. Trinity (Tex.)............................................Sept. 20, 198756 Mercer vs. South Carolina St. ..................................................Aug. 27, 200056 Hartford vs. Iona ......................................................................Sept. 14, 198555 Radford vs. UNC Asheville ..........................................................Oct. 5, 198653 Centenary (La.) vs. Louisiana Col. ..............................................Oct. 27, 199952 South Ala. vs. South Carolina St. ..............................................Aug. 29, 199952 North Texas vs. Troy ................................................................Aug. 31, 199752 Notre Dame vs. Providence........................................................Aug. 31, 199652 Cincinnati vs. Mt. St. Joseph ......................................................Sept. 20, 198251 Alabama vs. Jackson St.............................................................Sept. 22, 200250 UCF vs. Alabama ....................................................................Sept. 27, 198648 Va. Commonwealth vs. Youngstown St. ....................................Sept. 10, 200045 South Ala. vs. South Carolina St. ..............................................Aug. 25, 200045 Northwestern St. vs. Louisiana Col. ............................................Sept. 1, 199845 Wis.-Milwaukee vs. Western Ill. ..................................................Sept. 5, 199745 Connecticut vs. West Virginia ..................................................................1996

GOALSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 24 Hartford vs. Iona ......................................................................Sept. 14, 198523 Sam Houston St. vs. Texas Southern ..........................................Aug. 27, 200423 Liberty vs. South Carolina St. ........................................................Oct. 9, 199922 North Texas vs. Troy ................................................................Aug. 31, 199722 Radford vs. UNC Asheville ..........................................................Oct. 5, 198621 South Ala. vs. South Carolina St. ..............................................Aug. 29, 199920 Alabama vs. Jackson St.............................................................Sept. 22, 200220 UTEP vs. Troy ..........................................................................Aug. 30, 199719 Centenary (La.) vs. Alcorn St. ....................................................Sept. 24, 200219 Mercer vs. South Carolina St. ..................................................Aug. 27, 200019 Centenary (La.) vs. Louisiana Col. ..............................................Oct. 27, 199919 Cincinnati vs. Mt. St. Joseph ......................................................Sept. 20, 198218 South Ala. vs. Jackson St. ..........................................................Aug. 31, 200218 Oral Roberts vs. Troy ................................................................Sept. 6, 199718 Southern Methodist vs. Trinity (Tex.)............................................Sept. 20, 198718 Louisville vs. Kentucky................................................................Sept. 21, 1985

ASSISTSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 24 Notre Dame vs. Providence........................................................Aug. 31, 199621 Connecticut vs. West Virginia ..................................................................199621 Southern Methodist vs. Trinity (Tex.)............................................Sept. 20, 198719 UTEP vs. Troy ..........................................................................Aug. 30, 199718 Mercer vs. South Carolina St. ..................................................Aug. 27, 200017 Nebraska vs. Ark.-Little Rock ....................................................Aug. 27, 200017 Notre Dame vs. La Salle..............................................................Sept. 4, 199316 Navy vs. Rider ..........................................................................Oct. 22, 200016 Nebraska vs. Colorado..............................................................Oct. 13, 199616 UCF vs. Alabama ....................................................................Sept. 27, 198615 North Carolina vs. South Carolina ..............................................Sept. 8, 200015 Centenary (La.) vs. Louisiana Col. ..............................................Oct. 27, 199915 Clemson vs. Alabama ................................................................Sept. 1, 199815 Northwestern St. vs. Louisiana Col. ............................................Sept. 1, 199815 Mississippi vs. Northwestern St. ..................................................Nov. 1, 199615 George Mason vs. East Caro. ....................................................Sept. 4, 1994

SAVESNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 39 Radford vs. North Carolina ........................................................Oct. 21, 198234 Columbia-Barnard vs. Cornell ..................................................................199133 Robert Morris vs. West Va. Wesleyan ........................................Oct. 13, 199233 Xavier vs. Miami (Ohio) ..............................................................Nov. 3, 198433 Providence..............................................................................................198331 Buffalo vs. Michigan ................................................................Sept. 17, 199531 UC Irvine vs. Washington St. ..................................................................199331 Canisius vs. Buffalo ..................................................................Sept. 27, 198430 Stony Brook vs. Boston College ....................................................Oct. 9, 199229 Marist vs. Lehigh ........................................................................Sept. 8, 199929 Kent St. vs. Wis.-Green Bay ........................................................Nov. 1, 199729 Arkansas vs. Florida..................................................................Nov. 10, 199629 Robert Morris vs. Liberty ............................................................Oct. 26, 199429 Maine vs. Dartmouth ................................................................Sept. 25, 199429 Dartmouth vs. Plymouth St. ..........................................................Oct. 1, 1982

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SCORING AVERAGETeam Year Games No. Avg. Prairie View ................................................ 2004 13 80 6.15Cincinnati.................................................... 1982 16 96 6.00Notre Dame ................................................ 1997 25 135 5.40Notre Dame ................................................ 1996 26 140 5.38North Carolina ............................................ 1982 21 112 5.33North Carolina ............................................ 1992 25 132 5.28Mississippi Val............................................. 2004 18 91 5.06North Carolina ............................................ 1984 25 120 4.80North Carolina ............................................ 1983 20 95 4.75North Carolina ............................................ 1985 21 98 4.61North Carolina ............................................ 1986 25 113 4.52Santa Clara ................................................ 1999 24 108 4.50Notre Dame ................................................ 1993 22 97 4.47UTEP .......................................................... 2002 19 84 4.42Connecticut ................................................ 1996 25 109 4.36Nebraska.................................................... 1999 25 108 4.32North Carolina St. ...................................... 1984 16 68 4.25North Carolina ............................................ 1994 27 114 4.22North Carolina ............................................ 1991 24 101 4.21Monmouth .................................................. 1995 20 84 4.20

GOALSTeam Year Games GoalsNotre Dame ...................................................... 1996 26 140Notre Dame ...................................................... 1997 25 135North Carolina .................................................. 1992 25 132North Carolina .................................................. 1984 25 120North Carolina .................................................. 1997 28 117North Carolina .................................................. 1994 27 114North Carolina .................................................. 2003 27 113North Carolina .................................................. 1986 25 113North Carolina .................................................. 1982 21 112Connecticut ...................................................... 1996 25 109North Carolina .................................................. 1996 26 109Nebraska .......................................................... 1999 25 108Santa Clara ...................................................... 1999 24 108North Carolina .................................................. 1995 26 108Notre Dame ...................................................... 1994 25 104North Carolina .................................................. 1991 24 101Notre Dame ...................................................... 1998 25 99North Carolina .................................................. 1989 25 99North Carolina .................................................. 1998 26 98Florida .............................................................. 1996 25 98Southern Methodist ............................................ 1995 25 98North Carolina .................................................. 1985 21 98

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 1,200 Minutes)Team Year GA Min. GAA North Carolina ................................................ 1987 2 2,190 0.082Santa Clara...................................................... 1998 4 2,204 0.163Stanford .......................................................... 2002 4 2,101 0.171North Carolina ................................................ 1995 6 2,370 0.228North Carolina ................................................ 1984 6 2,220 0.243North Carolina ................................................ 1998 7 2,438 0.258North Carolina ................................................ 1997 8 2,502 0.288Santa Clara...................................................... 1990 7 1,830 0.344North Carolina ................................................ 1989 9 2,280 0.355Notre Dame .................................................... 1997 9 2,231.3 0.363Navy .............................................................. 2002 8 1,960 0.367North Carolina ................................................ 1991 9 2,160 0.375North Carolina ................................................ 1982 8 1,890 0.381Notre Dame .................................................... 2000 10 2,305.5 0.390North Carolina ................................................ 1986 10 2,280 0.395North Carolina ................................................ 1988 9 2,010 0.403North Carolina ................................................ 2003 11 2,448 0.404Penn St. .......................................................... 2000 11 2,452.6 0.404Portland .......................................................... 2000 9 2002.3 0.405UCLA .............................................................. 2000 10 2,212.8 0.407

SAVES PER GAMETeam Year Games Saves Avg. Robert Morris ................................................ 1992 13 280 21.54Fordham ...................................................... 1993 16 321 20.06Tennessee Tech ............................................ 1997 16 314 19.63

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Team Year Games Saves Avg. Arkansas ...................................................... 1994 20 383 19.15Robert Morris ................................................ 1993 18 343 19.06Robert Morris ................................................ 1994 16 302 18.88Troy ............................................................ 1997 18 286 15.88Stony Brook .................................................. 1992 20 313 15.65Pacific .......................................................... 1993 19 296 15.58Marist .......................................................... 1995 17 261 15.35Penn ............................................................ 1991 15 230 15.33Arkansas ...................................................... 1995 19 291 15.32Fordham ...................................................... 1994 20 296 14.80Columbia-Barnard ........................................ 1991 15 220 14.67Arkansas ...................................................... 1993 20 292 14.60Dartmouth .................................................... 1982 14 202 14.43Maine .......................................................... 1994 16 233 14.38Tennessee Tech ............................................ 1996 11 157 14.27Valparaiso.................................................... 1993 18 249 13.83Long Island .................................................. 1997 18 247 13.72

SAVESTeam Year Games No.Arkansas .............................................................. 1994 20 383Robert Morris ........................................................ 1993 18 343Fordham................................................................ 1993 16 321Tennessee Tech ...................................................... 1997 16 314Stony Brook .......................................................... 1992 20 313Robert Morris ........................................................ 1994 16 302Fordham................................................................ 1994 20 296Pacific .................................................................. 1993 19 296Arkansas .............................................................. 1993 20 292Arkansas .............................................................. 1995 19 291Troy ...................................................................... 1997 18 286Robert Morris ........................................................ 1992 13 280Valparaiso ............................................................ 1997 21 264Marist.................................................................... 1995 17 261Monmouth ............................................................ 1986 22 250Valparaiso ............................................................ 1993 18 249Long Island ............................................................ 1997 18 247Chattanooga.......................................................... 1996 18 247Kent St. ................................................................ 1997 19 233Maine .................................................................. 1994 16 233

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGE(Min. 12 Shutouts)

Team Year Games No. Pct. North Carolina .......................................... 1987 24 22 .917Santa Clara................................................ 1998 24 21 .875Stanford .................................................... 2002 23 19 .826Brown ........................................................ 1984 15 12 .800North Carolina .......................................... 1997 28 22 .786North Carolina .......................................... 1998 26 20 .769North Carolina .......................................... 1995 26 20 .769Colorado Col. .......................................... 1986 21 16 .762North Carolina .......................................... 1982 21 16 .762North Carolina .......................................... 1984 25 19 .760North Carolina .......................................... 1989 25 19 .760Monmouth .................................................. 1995 20 15 .750North Carolina St. ...................................... 1988 24 18 .750Santa Clara................................................ 1990 20 15 .750Wisconsin .................................................. 1991 20 15 .750North Carolina .......................................... 1994 27 20 .741William & Mary .......................................... 1986 19 14 .737Princeton .................................................... 2000 18 13 .722Southeast Mo. St. ...................................... 2001 18 13 .722Notre Dame .............................................. 1995 25 18 .720Notre Dame .............................................. 1997 25 18 .720

SHUTOUTSTeam Year Games ShutoutsNorth Carolina ........................................................ 1997 24 22North Carolina ........................................................ 1987 28 22Santa Clara.............................................................. 1998 24 21North Carolina ........................................................ 1998 26 20North Carolina ........................................................ 1995 26 20North Carolina ........................................................ 1994 27 20North Carolina ........................................................ 2003 27 19Stanford .................................................................. 2002 23 19North Carolina ........................................................ 1989 25 19North Carolina ........................................................ 1984 25 19North Carolina ........................................................ 1999 26 18Notre Dame ............................................................ 1997 25 18Notre Dame ............................................................ 1995 25 18North Carolina St. .................................................... 1988 24 18Penn St. .................................................................. 2000 26 17

Team Year Games ShutoutsNorth Carolina ........................................................ 1996 25 17North Carolina ........................................................ 1986 26 17Notre Dame ............................................................ 2004 27 16Portland.................................................................... 2002 26 16Nebraska ................................................................ 2000 24 16Notre Dame ............................................................ 2000 25 16Santa Clara.............................................................. 1999 24 16Notre Dame ............................................................ 1998 26 16Notre Dame ............................................................ 1996 25 16Portland.................................................................... 1995 23 16Colorado Col. ........................................................ 1986 21 16North Carolina ........................................................ 1982 21 16

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINSNo. Team From To92 North Carolina ................................ Oct. 12, 1990 Sept. 30, 199446 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 21, 1997 Dec. 4, 199836 North Carolina ................................ 1983 198436 North Carolina ................................ 1986 198735 North Carolina ................................ 1994 199531 North Carolina ................................ Aug. 29, 2003 Sept. 5, 200426 Florida ............................................ Oct. 13, 1998 Oct. 3, 199925 Notre Dame...................................... Oct. 19, 1995 Oct. 11, 199624 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 26, 1999 Sept. 10, 200023 Santa Clara ...................................... Aug. 27, 1999 Dec. 3, 199923 North Carolina ................................ 1996 199723 Nebraska ........................................ Aug. 30, 1996 Dec. 1, 199622 Fairfield............................................ Sept. 18, 1998 Nov. 8, 199822 North Carolina ................................ 1988 198920 Southern Methodist............................ Sept. 15, 1995 Nov. 25, 1995

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS No. Team From To103 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 30, 1986 Sept. 17, 1990101 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 23, 1990 Oct. 16, 1994

70 North Carolina ................................ Oct. 4, 1996 Dec. 4, 199856 North Carolina ................................ 1983 198549 North Carolina ................................ Aug. 29, 2003 Nov. 13, 200435 North Carolina ................................ 1994 Nov. 26, 199532 Nebraska ........................................ Sept. 24, 1999 Oct. 13, 200026 Florida ............................................ Oct. 13, 1998 Oct. 3, 199925 Notre Dame...................................... Oct. 19, 1995 Oct. 11, 199624 Notre Dame...................................... Aug. 29, 1997 Nov. 29, 199724 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 3, 1994 Nov. 20, 199424 Southern Methodist............................ Sept. 10, 1995 Nov. 25, 199523 Santa Clara ...................................... Aug. 27, 1999 Dec. 3, 199923 Santa Clara ...................................... Sept. 1, 1998 Dec. 4, 199823 Nebraska ........................................ Aug. 30, 1996 Dec. 1, 1996

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINSNo. Team From To84 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 6, 1986 Sept. 18, 199440 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 5, 1981 Nov. 18, 198432 Santa Clara ...................................... Nov. 6, 1997 Sept. 4, 200031 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 19, 1999 Oct. 19, 200229 North Carolina ................................ 1996 Sept. 10, 199929 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 5, 1999 Sept. 7, 200128 Notre Dame...................................... Oct. 7, 1992 Oct. 6, 199527 Nebraska ........................................ Oct. 20, 1995 Sept. 4, 199827 North Carolina ................................ 1982 Nov. 18, 198425 Connecticut ...................................... 1981 198423 Portland............................................ Sept. 2, 1995 Sept. 7, 199722 Notre Dame...................................... Oct. 8, 1995 Sept. 19, 199721 Brigham Young ................................ Aug. 31, 1996 Oct. 24, 199721 Connecticut ...................................... 1994 199520 Santa Clara ...................................... Oct. 22, 1989 Aug. 29, 1991

CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITHOUT A LOSSNo. Team From To84 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 6, 1986 Sept. 18, 199456 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 19, 1999 Nov. 13, 200440 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 5, 1981 Nov. 18, 198432 Santa Clara ...................................... Nov. 6, 1997 Sept. 4, 200029 North Carolina ................................ 1996 Sept. 10, 199929 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 5, 1999 Sept. 7, 200128 Notre Dame...................................... Oct. 7, 1992 Oct. 6, 199527 Nebraska ........................................ Oct. 20, 1995 Sept. 4, 199827 North Carolina ................................ 1982 Nov. 18, 198425 Connecticut ...................................... 1981 1984

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No. Team From To23 Portland............................................ Sept. 2, 1995 Sept. 7, 199722 Notre Dame...................................... Oct. 8, 1995 Sept. 19, 199721 Brigham Young ................................ Aug. 31, 1996 Oct. 24, 199721 Connecticut ...................................... 1994 199520 Santa Clara ...................................... Oct. 22, 1989 Aug. 29, 1991

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS(Includes Conference Tournaments)No. Team (Conference) From To55 North Carolina (Atlantic Coast) .......... Oct. 23, 1994 Sept. 1, 200050 Florida (Southeastern) ........................ Sept. 26, 1997 Oct. 14, 200136 Notre Dame (Big East) ...................... Oct. 19, 1995 Oct. 16, 199834 North Carolina (Atlantic Coast) .......... 1988 Sept. 21, 199433 Notre Dame (Big East) ...................... Oct. 25, 1998 Sept. 30, 200129 Fairfield (Metro Atlantic) .................... Oct. 22, 1996 Oct. 13, 199926 Central Conn. St. (Northeast) ............ Sept. 6, 1997 Oct. 24, 199924 North Carolina (Atlantic Coast) .......... Nov. 7, 2002 Nov. 5, 200424 Notre Dame (Big East) ...................... Sept. 10, 1991 Oct. 6, 199523 Furman (Southern) ............................ Aug. 27, 1999 Nov. 4, 200022 Colgate (Patriot) ................................ Oct. 7, 1995 Nov. 9, 199721 Nebraska (Big 12) ............................ Nov. 6, 1998 Oct. 13, 200020 Monmouth (Northeast) ...................... Sept. 9, 1995 Oct. 19, 199719 Santa Clara (West Coast) .................. Oct. 31, 1997 Oct. 14, 200017 Furman (Southern) ............................ Sept. 27, 2002 Oct. 2, 2003

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes Conference Tournaments)No. Team (Conference) From To55 North Carolina (Atlantic Coast) .......... Oct. 23, 1994 Sept. 1, 200050 Florida (Southeastern) ........................ Sept. 26, 1997 Oct. 14, 200141 North Carolina (Atlantic Coast) .......... Oct. 30, 1987 Sept. 21, 199438 Fairfield (Metro Atlantic) .................... Oct. 16, 1996 Oct. 1, 200037 Notre Dame (Big East) ...................... Oct. 19, 1995 Oct. 16, 199831 North Carolina (Atlantic Coast) .......... Oct. 12, 2002 present29 Portland (West Coast)........................ Oct. 12, 1993 Nov. 2, 199727 Marquette (Conference USA).............. Oct. 17, 1999 Oct. 14, 200126 Furman (Southern) ............................ Sept. 27, 2002 Nov. 7, 200326 Central Conn. St. (Northeast) ............ Sept. 6, 1997 Oct. 24, 199924 Notre Dame (Big East) ...................... Sept. 10, 1991 Oct. 6, 199523 Denver (Sun Belt) .............................. Sept. 28, 2001 Oct. 10, 200323 Furman (Southern) ............................ Aug. 27, 1999 Nov. 4, 200022 Penn St. (Big Ten) .............................. Sept. 22, 2000 Oct. 26, 200122 Colgate (Patriot) ................................ Oct. 7, 1995 Nov. 9, 199722 Harvard (Ivy) .................................... Sept. 1, 1994 Sept. 28, 199722 Hartford (America East) .................... Sept. 7, 1991 Oct. 24, 1995

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTSNo. Team From To16 Santa Clara ...................................... Sept. 24, 1998 Nov. 28, 199813 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 24, 1989 Oct. 28, 198912 North Carolina ................................ Sept. 6, 1987 Oct. 12, 198712 North Carolina St. ............................ 1984 198410 Holy Cross........................................ Sept. 28, 1999 Oct. 31, 199910 Brown .............................................. 1984 198410 North Carolina ................................ 1986 198610 Notre Dame...................................... Sept. 30, 2003 Oct. 26, 20039 Denver ............................................ Oct. 11, 2002 Nov. 15, 20029 Denver ............................................ Sept. 28, 2001 Oct. 21, 20019 Connecticut ...................................... 1995 19959 Massachusetts .................................. Oct. 11, 1982 Oct. 31, 19829 Monmouth ........................................ Sept. 22, 1996 Oct. 20, 19969 Nebraska ........................................ Sept. 18, 1997 Oct. 26, 19979 Army................................................ 1993 19939 North Carolina ................................ 1987 19879 North Carolina ................................ 1984 19849 Wisconsin ........................................ 1985 1985

SEASON WINS No. Team Year27 North Carolina .................................................................................. 200327 North Carolina .................................................................................. 199726 Florida .............................................................................................. 199825 Notre Dame ...................................................................................... 200425 North Carolina .................................................................................. 199825 North Carolina .................................................................................. 199225 North Carolina .................................................................................. 199425 North Carolina .................................................................................. 199525 North Carolina .................................................................................. 199624 North Carolina .................................................................................. 200124 North Carolina .................................................................................. 199924 North Carolina .................................................................................. 198424 North Carolina .................................................................................. 198624 North Carolina .................................................................................. 198924 North Carolina .................................................................................. 1991

No. Team Year24 Notre Dame ...................................................................................... 199623 Notre Dame ...................................................................................... 200023 Santa Clara ...................................................................................... 199923 Connecticut........................................................................................ 199723 Nebraska .......................................................................................... 199623 North Carolina .................................................................................. 198723 Notre Dame ...................................................................................... 199423 Notre Dame ...................................................................................... 199723 Southern Methodist ............................................................................ 199523 Santa Clara ...................................................................................... 2001

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONSNo. Team From To23 Connecticut ........................................................ 1982 present23 North Carolina .................................................. 1982 present23 William & Mary.................................................. 1982 present21 Santa Clara........................................................ 1984 present20 Virginia.............................................................. 1985 present19 Portland ............................................................ 1986 present17 Notre Dame ...................................................... 1988 present17 Stanford ............................................................ 1988 present16 Massachusetts .................................................... 1982 199715 Xavier ................................................................ 1989 200313 North Carolina St. ............................................ 1984 199613 Southern Methodist.............................................. 1986 199712 Colorado Col. .................................................. 1982 199311 UC Santa Barb. ................................................ 1983 199310 Brown................................................................ 1982 1991


GamesTeam (Coach) Year W-L-T Previous ImprovedSouth Ala. (Mark Francis) 1997 18-3-1 2-17-0 15Hartford (Mark Krikorian) 1997 19-2-1 4-14-0 131/2

Portland St. (Tara Erickson) 2002 13-5-4 1-15-2 11UTEP (Kevin Cross) 2002 16-3-0 3-11-2 101/2

Southern Methodist (Alan Kirkup) 1995 23-1-1 10-9-1 101/2

LSU (George Fotopoulos) 2000 15-6-0 4-15-1 10Nebraska (John Walker) 1996 23-1-0 10-8-0 10Rhode Island

(Shelley Addison-Smith) 1998 12-7-1 2-16-0 91/2

Radford (Ben Shorabi) 1997 16-4-0 5-12-2 91/2

Brown (Phil Pincince) 2000 13-4-0 3-12-2 9Brigham Young

(Jennifer Rockwood) 1996 22-1-0 11-8-1 9Maryland (April Heinrichs) 1995 18-6-0 7-10-3 9Miami (Ohio) (Bobby Kramig) 1999 17-3-1 5-8-3 81/2

Southwest Mo. St. (Rob Brewer) 1999 14-7-1 4-14-1 81/2

Illinois St. (Pete Kowall) 1998 12-5-1 4-14-1 81/2

Kent St. (Colleen Marcum) 1998 13-7-1 3-14-2 81/2

Northwestern St. (Pete Watkins) 1998 9-8-2 0-16-3 81/2

Creighton (Ray Leone) 1993 14-3-2 6-12-0 81/2

Fla. Atlantic (Kos Donev) 1992 11-3-0 1-10-0 81/2

St. Louis (Tim Champion) 1999 14-3-3 7-12-1 8Vanderbilt (Ken McDonald) 1990 15-2-0 6-9-0 8Southern California

(Karen Stanley) 1994 10-7-3 2-15-2 8

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SCORING OFFENSESeason Team G Goals Avg.1998 Notre Dame .......................................................... 25 99 3.961999 Santa Clara .......................................................... 24 108 4.502000 North Carolina ...................................................... 24 97 4.042001 Santa Clara .......................................................... 25 80 3.202002 UTEP .................................................................... 19 84 4.422003 North Carolina ...................................................... 27 113 4.192004 Prairie View .......................................................... 13 80 6.15

GOALS–AGAINST AVERAGESeason Player, Team G Min. GA GAA1998 Santa Clara .............................................. 24 2,204 4 0.1631999 Santa Clara .............................................. 24 2,160 10 0.4172000 Notre Dame .............................................. 25 2,305.5 10 0.3902001 Southeast Mo. St. ...................................... 18 1623 8 0.4442002 Stanford .................................................... 23 2,101 4 0.1712003 North Carolina .......................................... 27 2,448 11 0.4042004 Stanford .................................................... 22 2,085 10 0.432

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SHUTOUT PERCENTAGESeason Team G SO Avg.1998 Santa Clara .......................................................... 24 21 0.8751999 North Carolina ...................................................... 26 18 0.6922000 Princeton................................................................ 18 13 0.7222001 Southeast Mo. St. .................................................. 18 13 0.7222002 Stanford ................................................................ 23 18 0.7832003 North Carolina ...................................................... 27 19 0.7042004 Penn St. ................................................................ 23 15 0.652

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason Player, Team W L T Pct.1998 Florida ............................................................ 26 1 0 .9631999 Santa Clara .................................................... 23 1 0 .9582000 Notre Dame .................................................... 23 1 1 .9402001 North Carolina ................................................ 24 1 0 .9602002 Stanford .......................................................... 21 2 0 .913

Season Player, Team W L T Pct.2003 North Carolina ................................................ 27 0 0 1.0002004 Notre Dame .................................................... 25 1 1 .944

MOST IMPROVED WON-LOSS RECORDGames

Season Team W-L-T Pvs. Improved1998 Rhode Island .............................................. 12-7-1 2-16-0 91/2

1999 Miami (Ohio) ............................................ 17-3-1 5-8-3 81/2

Southwest Mo. St. ...................................... 14-7-1 4-14-1 81/2

2000 LSU .......................................................... 15-6-0 4-15-1 102001 Campbell .................................................. 13-6-0 4-12-1 71/2

2002 Portland St. ................................................ 13-5-4 1-15-2 112003 Florida ...................................................... 19-4-2 10-10-2 71/2

2004 Arizona .................................................... 15-6-0 6-11-2 7Grambling ................................................ 16-6-0 7-11-1 7IUPUI ........................................................ 10-7-0 2-13-2 7

2004 Most Improved Teams2003 2004 Games

Team W L T W L T Improved CoachArizona.................................. 6 11 2 15 6 0 7 Dan TobiasGrambling.............................. 7 11 1 16 6 0 7 Matt OkohIUPUI...................................... 2 13 2 10 7 0 7 Chris JohnsonCal St. Northridge .................. 4 11 3 12 6 1 61/2 Terry DavilaLa Salle .................................. 3 13 1 10 8 2 6 Paul RoyalSan Francisco ........................ 5 14 0 10 7 3 6 Pamela KalinoskiIona ...................................... 3 13 2 9 8 3 51/2 Emma HayesLouisville ................................ 5 9 2 12 5 3 51/2 Karen FergusonMorehead St........................... 2 13 1 9 9 1 51/2 Greg SheenNorthern Ill. ............................ 3 15 1 6 7 5 51/2 Frank HorvatDayton .................................. 14 6 2 20 2 0 5 Mike TuckerLa.-Monroe ............................ 9 11 2 14 6 2 5 Stacy LambValparaiso.............................. 3 11 3 10 8 2 5 Stephen AnthonyBelmont .................................. 1 16 1 6 12 0 41/2 Chris BosworthBirmingham So. ...................... 7 12 2 12 8 3 41/2 Keidane McAlpineDavidson................................ 6 12 2 12 9 1 41/2 Greg AshtonJackson St............................... 4 10 2 12 9 1 41/2 Niji OlagbegiLoyola (Md.) .......................... 12 9 1 16 4 0 41/2 Joe MalliaPacific .................................. 4 12 2 7 6 6 41/2 Keith ColemanSouth Ala. .............................. 6 12 0 10 7 2 41/2 Mike VargaWisconsin .............................. 10 9 2 16 6 1 41/2 Dean DuerstMemphis ................................ 5 10 3 11 8 0 4 Brooks MonaghanPrinceton ................................ 11 3 3 19 3 0 4 Julie ShackfordSouthern Utah ........................ 2 17 0 4 11 1 4 Brian StockWashington............................ 11 7 3 17 5 1 4 Lesle Gallimore$To determine games improved, add the difference in victories between the two seasons to the difference in losses, thendivide by two; ties not counted. Includes postseason.

Final Coaches’ PollsNOTE: Poll conducted by the IntercollegiateSoccer Coaches Association of America (ISAA)from 1982-95. The National Soccer CoachesAssociation of America assumed responsibilityin 1996.

19821. North Carolina2. UCF3. Connecticut4. Mo.-St. Louis5. Massachusetts6. Brown7. Princeton8. Harvard9. George Mason

10. Boston College11. Cortland St.12. California13. Rochester14. Wisconsin15. Virginia16. Springfield17. Colorado Col.18. Hartwick

T19. Carleton T19. Cincinnati

19831. Connecticut2. North Carolina3. Massachusetts4. Cortland St.5. California6. George Mason7. Mo.-St. Louis8. Boston College9. Colorado Col.

10. Cincinnati11. Brown12. Texas A&M13. UCF14. Keene St.15. UC Santa Barb.16. Harvard17. Sonoma St.

18. Princeton19. Radford20. William & Mary

19841. North Carolina2. Brown3. George Mason4. Massachusetts5. Harvard6. Connecticut7. UCF8. California9. Colorado Col.

10. Vermont11. William & Mary12. Cortland St.13. Boston College14. UC Santa Barb.

15. Wisconsin16. Mo.-St. Louis17. Ithaca

T18. North Carolina St.T18. Cornell

19851. George Mason2. North Carolina3. Massachusetts4. Colorado Col.5. Cortland St.6. Wisconsin7. Boston College8. UC Santa Barb.9. William & Mary

10. Brown11. North Carolina St.12. Cal St. East Bay

13. Connecticut14. Radford15. Adelphi16. Mo.-St. Louis17. Rutgers18. California19. Southern N.H.20. Princeton

19861. North Carolina2. Massachusetts3. George Mason4. Colorado Col.5. California6. William & Mary7. Brown8. UCF9. UC Santa Barb.


10. ConnecticutT11. Cal St. East BayT11. North Carolina St.13. Cincinnati14. Boston College15. Cal St. Dom. Hills16. Wisconsin17. Harvard18. Cornell19. Virginia20. Northern Colo.

19871. North Carolina2. Massachusetts3. California4. North Carolina St.5. Colorado Col.6. Connecticut7. UCF8. William & Mary9. Barry

10. UC Santa Barb.11. Virginia12. Rutgers13. Wisconsin14. Cornell15. George Mason16. Santa Clara17. Cal St. Dom. Hills18. Brown

19881. North Carolina2. North Carolina St.3. Colorado Col.4. Massachusetts5. William & Mary6. Connecticut7. California8. Wisconsin9. Virginia

10. George Mason11. UCF12. UC Santa Barb.13. Brown14. St. Mary’s (Cal.)15. New Hampshire16. Cincinnati17. Stanford

T18. MonmouthT18. Boston College20. Santa Clara

19891. North Carolina2. Colorado Col.3. William & Mary4. Santa Clara5. Connecticut6. North Carolina St.7. Virginia8. UC Santa Barb.9. Massachusetts

10. Hartford11. Wisconsin12. George Mason13. California14. UCF15. Brown16. St. Mary’s (Cal.)17. Southern Methodist18. Cincinnati19. Stanford20. Princeton

19901. Santa Clara2. North Carolina3. Virginia

T4. UC Santa Barb.T4. Wisconsin6. Colorado Col.7. Stanford8. Connecticut9. William & Mary

10. North Carolina St.11. Southern Methodist12. Hartford13. Massachusetts14. Duke15. Portland16. Rutgers17. Brown18. California19. Cornell20. UCF

19911. North Carolina2. Colorado Col.3. Virginia4. Wisconsin5. Stanford6. North Carolina St.7. Hartford8. Connecticut9. Santa Clara

10. Massachusetts11. UCF12. UC Santa Barb.13. William & Mary14. Southern Methodist15. Portland16. Notre Dame17. New Hampshire18. Cornell

T19. Florida Int’lT19. Rutgers

19921. North Carolina2. Hartford3. Portland4. Stanford5. Virginia6. Santa Clara7. Duke8. Connecticut9. William & Mary

10. Massachusetts11. Southern Methodist12. North Carolina St.13. Rutgers14. UC Santa Barb.15. Notre Dame16. UCF17. Colorado Col.18. Yale19. James Madison20. Florida Int’l

19931. North Carolina2. Stanford3. Notre Dame4. Santa Clara5. Massachusetts6. William & Mary7. Portland8. Duke9. Wisconsin

10. George Mason11. Connecticut12. Southern Methodist13. California14. Dartmouth15. Florida Int’l16. UC Santa Barb.17. Hartford18. Tulsa19. Virginia20. Washington

19941. Notre Dame2. North Carolina3. Stanford4. Duke5. William & Mary6. Connecticut7. Portland8. Hartford9. Santa Clara

10. Virginia11. Wisconsin12. Brown13. Clemson14. Dartmouth15. Oregon St.16. George Mason17. Massachusetts18. Washington19. Vanderbilt

T20. George WashingtonT20. Washington St.

19951. North Carolina2. Portland3. Southern Methodist4. Connecticut5. Notre Dame6. Maryland

T7. DukeT7. Santa Clara9. Stanford

10. Virginia11. Hartford12. North Carolina St.13. Texas A&M14. William & Mary15. Massachusetts16. Clemson17. Minnesota18. Wisconsin19. San Diego20. Vanderbilt21. Cal Poly22. Kentucky23. Penn St.24. UCLA25. James Madison

19961. North Carolina2. Notre Dame3. Santa Clara4. Portland5. Connecticut6. Nebraska7. Maryland8. Florida9. Wisconsin

10. Penn St.11. Texas A&M12. Massachusetts13. Harvard14. James Madison

15. San Diego16. Duke17. Vanderbilt18. Clemson19. Virginia20. Wake Forest21. UNC Greensboro22. George Mason23. Dartmouth24. Kentucky25. California

19971. North Carolina2. Connecticut3. Notre Dame4. Santa Clara5. William & Mary6. Harvard7. Nebraska8. UCLA9. Hartford

10. Clemson11. Portland12. Texas A&M13. Minnesota14. Florida15. Virginia16. Southern Methodist17. George Mason18. Michigan19. Maryland20. Duke21. UNC Greensboro

T22. Brigham YoungT22. Massachusetts24. Penn St.25. Vanderbilt

19981. Florida2. North Carolina3. Santa Clara4. Portland5. Notre Dame6. Connecticut7. Penn St.8. Dartmouth9. William & Mary

10. Nebraska11. Clemson12. San Diego St.13. Brigham Young14. Northwestern15. Hartford16. Georgia17. Vanderbilt18. Baylor19. Michigan20. Virginia21. UCLA22. Southern California23. Harvard24. Wake Forest25. James Madison

19991. North Carolina2. Notre Dame3. Santa Clara4. Penn St.5. Nebraska6. Clemson

T7. HartfordT7. Stanford9. Connecticut

10. Florida

11. Texas A&M12. Wake Forest13. William & Mary14. UCLA15. Southern Methodist16. Virginia

T17. HarvardT17. Southern California19. Kentucky20. Brigham Young21. Michigan22. Duke23. Maryland24. San Diego25. James Madison

20001. North Carolina2. UCLA3. Notre Dame4. Portland5. Clemson6. Penn St.7. Santa Clara8. Connecticut9. Nebraska

10. Brigham Young11. Washington12. Texas A&M13. Virginia14. Florida St.15. California16. Dartmouth17. Duke18. Harvard19. Florida20. Stanford21. Southern California22. Hartford23. Wake Forest24. Marquette25. Michigan

20011. Santa Clara2. North Carolina3. Portland4. Florida5. UCLA6. Penn St.7. Texas A&M8. Virginia9. Stanford

10. Connecticut11. Clemson12. Nebraska13. Dartmouth14. Rutgers15. Cincinnati16. Dayton

T17. Notre DameT17. St. Mary’s (Cal.)19. Washington20. Florida St.21. Southern Methodist22. Pepperdine23. Princeton24. Michigan25. California

20021. Portland2. Santa Clara3. North Carolina4. Penn St.5. Stanford6. Texas A&M

7. UCLA8. Connecticut9. Pepperdine

10. Tennessee11. Michigan12. West Virginia13. Nebraska14. Texas15. Notre Dame16. Richmond17. Virginia18. California19. Florida St.20. Southern Methodist21. Purdue22. Southern California23. Brigham Young24. Maryland

T25. CharlotteT25. Clemson

20031. North Carolina2. Connecticut3. UCLA4. Florida St. 5. Santa Clara 6. Penn St.7. Portland8. Florida9. Notre Dame

10. West Virginia 11. Texas A&M 12. Tennessee13. Kansas14. Brigham Young 15. Villanova 16. Michigan17. Virginia18. Illinois19. Duke20. Pepperdine 21. Colorado22. Arizona St.23. Nebraska24. Utah25. Boston College

20041. Notre Dame2. UCLA3. Santa Clara4. Princeton5. North Carolina6. Portland7. Virginia8. Ohio St.9. Penn St.

10. WashingtonT11. DukeT11. Tennessee13. Connecticut14. Illinois15. Texas A&M16. Texas17. Boston College18. Kansas

T19. AuburnT19. Stanford21. Florida22. Nebraska23. Villanova24. Maryland25. Arizona

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19941. Notre Dame2. North Carolina3. William & Mary4. Stanford5. Duke6. Connecticut7. Hartford8. Portland9. Santa Clara

10. George Mason11. Massachusetts12. Wisconsin13. Washington14. Virginia15. Clemson16. Brown17. Dartmouth18. Oregon St.19. Washington St.20. Vanderbilt

19951. North Carolina2. Portland3. Southern Methodist4. Notre Dame5. Connecticut6. Duke7. Santa Clara8. Stanford9. Maryland

10. Texas A&M11. Virginia12. North Carolina St.13. Hartford14. William & Mary15. Clemson16. Massachusetts17. James Madison18. Kentucky19. San Diego20. Minnesota

19961. Notre Dame2. North Carolina3. Portland4. Connecticut5. Nebraska6. Texas A&M7. Harvard8. Santa Clara9. Florida

10. Virginia11. Clemson12. William & Mary13. Maryland14. Wisconsin15. UNC Greensboro16. George Mason17. Indiana18. Wake Forest19. California20. Duke

19971. North Carolina 2. Notre Dame3. Santa Clara4. Texas A&M5. Connecticut6. Nebraska7. Florida8. Portland9. William & Mary

10. Clemson11. Hartford12. Virginia13. Maryland14. Duke15. Southern Methodist16. UCLA17. Minnesota18. Michigan19. Harvard20. Georgia

19981. North Carolina2. Santa Clara3. Florida4. Notre Dame5. Portland6. Connecticut7. Dartmouth8. Hartford9. Penn St.

10. San Diego St.11. Clemson12. Virginia13. Brigham Young14. Michigan15. Nebraska16. William & Mary17. Vanderbilt18. UCLA19. Wake Forest20. Baylor

19991. Santa Clara2. North Carolina3. Florida4. Nebraska5. Notre Dame6. Harvard7. William & Mary8. Connecticut9. Clemson

10. Penn St.11. Wake Forest12. Stanford13. Southern California14. Kentucky15. Virginia16. UCLA17. Michigan18. Texas A&M19. Southern Methodist20. Fresno St.

20001. Notre Dame2. Penn St.3. Nebraska4. California5. Washington6. UCLA7. Clemson8. North Carolina9. Brigham Young

10. Portland11. Stanford12. Texas A&M13. Southern California14. Florida St.15. Wake Forest16. Florida17. Dartmouth18. Connecticut19. Washington St.20. Boston U.

20011. North Carolina2. Santa Clara3. Portland4. UCLA5. Texas A&M6. Florida7. Notre Dame8. Penn St.9. Stanford

10. Texas11. Virginia12. Nebraska13. St. Mary’s (Cal.)14. West Virginia15. Clemson16. Connecticut17. Washington18. Florida St.19. Auburn20. Illinois

20021. Stanford2. North Carolina3. UCLA4. Santa Clara5. Pepperdine6. Connecticut7. Portland8. West Virginia9. Texas A&M

10. Nebraska11. Texas12. Tennessee13. Penn St.14. Clemson15. Denver16. Washington St.17. Brigham Young18. California19. Maryland20. Villanova21. Duke22. Cincinnati23. Charlotte24. Virginia25. Arizona St.

20031. North Carolina2. UCLA3. Santa Clara4. Portland5. Notre Dame6. Florida St.7. Penn St.8. Florida9. West Virginia

10. Virginia 11. Tennessee12. Duke13. Boston College 14. Arizona St. 15. Illinois

16. Villanova17. Clemson18. Colorado19. Utah20. Cal Poly21. Texas A&M22. Maryland23. Connecticut24. Pepperdine25. Washington

20041. North Carolina2. Virginia3. Notre Dame4. Santa Clara5. Portland6. Ohio St.7. Penn St.8. Florida9. Connecticut

10. UCLA11. Princeton12. Texas A&M13. Arizona14. Tennessee15. Washington16. Texas17. Kansas18. California19. Stanford20. Duke21. Dayton22. Auburn23. Southern Methodist24. Florida St.25. Clemson

Final Soccer America Polls

Final Soccer Buzz Polls1996

1. North Carolina2. Notre Dame3. Portland4. Santa Clara5. Nebraska6. Connecticut7. Texas A&M8. Florida9. Maryland

10. Wisconsin11. Harvard12. Clemson13. Brigham Young14. Virginia15. Penn St.16. James Madison17. UNC Greensboro18. Colgate19. Massachusetts20. California21. Wake Forest22. Dartmouth23. Evansville24. Kentucky25. San Diego

19971. North Carolina2. Notre Dame3. Connecticut4. Santa Clara5. William & Mary6. Hartford7. Clemson

8. Harvard9. UCLA

10. Texas A&M11. Florida12. Southern Methodist13. Portland14. Virginia15. Nebraska16. UNC Greensboro17. George Mason18. Minnesota19. Duke20. Brigham Young21. Southern California22. Maryland23. Michigan24. Evansville25. Massachusetts

19981. Florida2. North Carolina3. Santa Clara4. Portland5. Notre Dame6. Connecticut7. Dartmouth8. Penn St.9. William & Mary

10. San Diego St.11. Nebraska12. Brigham Young13. Clemson14. Hartford15. Northwestern16. UCLA

17. Virginia18. Harvard19. Baylor20. Vanderbilt21. Georgia22. Southern California23. Michigan24. Texas A&M25. Wake Forest

19991. North Carolina2. Santa Clara3. Notre Dame4. Penn St.5. Nebraska6. Clemson7. Connecticut8. Texas A&M9. Florida

10. Hartford11. Stanford12. William & Mary13. Wake Forest14. Brigham Young15. Harvard16. Kentucky17. Southern Methodist18. UCLA19. Southern California20. Michigan21. San Diego22. Boston College23. Missouri24. Marquette25. Virginia

20001. North Carolina2. Notre Dame3. UCLA4. Portland5. Clemson6. Washington7. Penn St.8. Nebraska9. Santa Clara

10. Connecticut11. Brigham Young12. Florida St.13. California14. Texas A&M15. Virginia16. Dartmouth17. Duke18. Harvard19. Marquette20. Stanford21. Florida22. Southern California23. Richmond24. Wake Forest25. Michigan

20011. Santa Clara2. North Carolina3. Portland4. Florida5. UCLA6. Penn St.7. Texas A&M

8. Virginia9. Stanford

10. Clemson11. Nebraska12. Cincinnati13. St. Mary’s (Cal.)14. Notre Dame15. Connecticut16. Southern Methodist17. Florida St.18. Rutgers19. Princeton20. Pepperdine21. Washington22. Dayton23. Dartmouth24. West Virginia25. Texas

20021. Portland2. Stanford3. Santa Clara4. North Carolina5. Penn St.6. Connecticut7. Pepperdine8. UCLA9. Texas A&M

10. Tennessee11. Nebraska12. West Virginia13. Michigan14. Florida St.15. Virginia 16. Notre Dame

17. Texas18. Charlotte19. Maryland20. Richmond21. Clemson22. California23. Cincinnati24. Southern Methodist25. Denver

20031. North Carolina2. UCLA3. Santa Clara4. Connecticut5. Florida St.6. Portland7. Penn St.8. Florida9. West Virginia

10. Notre Dame11. Kansas12. Tennessee13. Texas A&M14. Duke15. Villanova16. Auburn17. Arizona St.18. Virginia19. Colorado20. Michigan21. Illinois22. Utah23. Brigham Young24. Purdue25. Boston College

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20041. Notre Dame2. North Carolina3. UCLA4. Santa Clara5. Princeton

6. Portland7. Virginia8. Ohio St.9. Penn St.

10. Washington11. Tennessee

12. Illinois13. Auburn14. Texas A&M15. Duke16. Kansas 17. Florida

18. Connecticut19. Texas20. Stanford21. Boston College22. Villanova23. Wisconsin

24. Florida St.25. Arizona26. Maryland27. Dayton28. UAB29. West Virginia

30. San Diego

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Individual Records Official NCAA Division II women's soccerrecords began with the 1982 season and arebased on information submitted to the NCAAstatistics service by institutions participating inthe statistics rankings. Career records of playersinclude only those years in which they compet-ed in Division II. Annual champions started inthe 1998 season, which was the first year theNCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisticalrankings, the rounding of percentages and/oraverages may indicate ties where none exist. Inthese cases, the numerical order of the rankingsis accurate.

Scoring

POINTSGame

18—Jenna Cutts, Nyack vs. Medgar Evers, Sept. 11,2004

Season156—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros., 2001 (22 games)

Career309—Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce, 1995-98 (78

games)


7.09—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros., 2001 (156 in 22games)

Career (Min. 100 Points)5.98—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros., 2001-02 (287 in

48 games)

GOALSGame

8—Jenna Cutts, Nyack vs. Medgar Evers, Sept. 11,2004

Season73—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. (22 games)

Career135—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros., 2001-02 (48

games)


3.32—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros., 2001 (73 in 22games)

Career (Min. 40 Goals)2.81—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros., 2001-02 (135 in

48 games)

ASSISTSGame

6—Ashley Spahn, Tiffin vs. Shawnee St., Oct. 9, 2004;Kerry Limardo, Molloy vs. Concordia (N.Y.), Sept.29, 1997; Annie Johnson, Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Montreat,Sept. 6, 1995

Season35—Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros., 2002 (26

games)Career

65—Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce, 1995-98 (78games)


1.44—Anna Rask, Christian Bros., 2001 (26 in 18games)

Career (Min. 25 Assists)1.42—Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros., 2001-02 (64

in 47 games)


15 players (most recent: Margaret Saurin, ChristianBros., 2001-02)

Goalkeeping

SAVESGame

38—Lisa Stebbins, St. Michael’s vs. Keene St., Sept.15, 1985; Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley vs. Shepherd,Oct. 19, 2002

Season414—Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley, 2002 (16 games)

Career1,022—Heather Ross, Mass.-Lowell, 1995-98 (72

games)


25.88—Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley, 2002 (414 in 16games)

Career14.19—Heather Ross, Mass.-Lowell, 1995-98 (1,022

in 72 games)


0.179—Jeanette Smith, Franklin Pierce, 1994 (3 GA in1,505 min.)

Career (Min. 2,500 Minutes)0.257—Jeanette Smith, Franklin Pierce, 1992-95 (9

GA in 3,150 min.)

MINUTES PLAYED7,580—Sue Plante, Merrimack, 1986-89

SOLO SHUTOUTSSeason

17—Mandy Allen, Metro St., 2003 (23 games)

SOLO SHUTOUT PERCENTAGE (Min. 10 Shutouts)

SEASON0.739—Mandy Allen, Metro St., 2003 (17 in 23

games)

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF GAME:07—Jennifer Prior, Saginaw Valley vs. Rochester

College, Sept. 24, 2003

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME TEAM:06—Francis Marion (Susie Harris and Laurel

Kenerson), vs. Lander, Oct. 4, 2000

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME PLAYER:09—Casie Poyssick, St. Leo vs. Palm Beach Atlantic,

Sept. 30, 2003


:40—Wheeling Jesuit (Amanda Lyons, Erica Maine,Lindsay Getz) vs. Ohio Valley, Oct. 21, 2004


3:30—Kathy Cote, Merrimack vs. Assumption, Sept.20, 2000


:11—Ashland (Kelly Jacobs), then Sonoma St. (StacyBarker), Dec. 4, 1998; Cal St. L.A. (Amber Lopez),then Cal St. Bakersfield (Lisa Mellberg), Oct. 25,2003


21—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros., Sept. 7, 2001 toOct. 30, 2001

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES1,192:00—Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn, Sept. 18, 1997 to

Oct. 30, 1997

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POINTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 18 Jenna Cutts, Nyack vs. Medgar Evers ........................................Sept. 11, 200416 Erica Maine, Wheeling Jesuit vs. Ohio Valley ..............................Oct. 21, 200416 Betsy Morgan, Winona St. vs. Bemidji St. ..................................Oct. 22, 199716 Liz Jallo, Carson-Newman vs. Converse......................................Sept. 19, 200214 Heloisa de Oliveira, Lincoln Memorial vs. North Greenville ..........Aug. 26, 200414 Jocelyn Savastrano, St. Anselm vs. New England Col. ..................Sept. 1, 200014 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. vs. Millsaps....................................Aug. 30, 200214 Lindsey Natwick, Bemidji St. vs. Wis.-Superior ..............................Oct. 1, 200214 Emily Brueggemann, Tex. A&M-Commerce vs.

Southwestern Okla. ..............................................................Oct. 28, 200014 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. vs. Ouachita Baptist ........................Oct. 26, 200113 Kara Blacker, Wheeling Jesuit vs. Ohio Valley ............................Oct. 21, 200413 Ashley Fortune, Francis Marion vs. Belmont Abbey......................Sept. 29, 200413 Tracy Foraker, C.W. Post vs. Mercy ..........................................Sept. 25, 200413 Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce vs. Stonehill....................................Sept. 24, 200313 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. vs. North Ala. ................................Oct. 17, 200113 Rebecca Witters, Minn.-Morris vs. Minn.-Crookston ......................Oct. 14, 200113 Gretchen Dever, Lincoln Memorial vs. Campbellsville ....................Sept. 9, 200013 Natalie Daniel, Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Montreat ....................................Sept. 6, 1995

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GOALSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 8 Jenna Cutts, Nyack vs. Medgar Evers ........................................Sept. 11, 20047 Erica Maine, Wheeling Jesuit vs. Ohio Valley ..............................Oct. 21, 20047 Jocelyn Savastrano, St. Anselm vs. New England Col. ..................Sept. 1, 20047 Liz Jallo, Carson-Newman vs. Converse......................................Sept. 19, 20027 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. vs. Millsaps....................................Aug. 30, 20026 Kara Blacker, Wheeling Jesuit vs. Ohio Valley ............................Oct. 21, 20046 Ashley Fortune, Francis Marion vs. Belmont Abbey......................Sept. 29, 20046 Heloisa de Oliveira, Lincoln Memorial vs. North Greenville ..........Aug. 26, 20046 Lindsey Natwick, Bemidji St. vs. Wis.-Superior ..............................Oct. 1, 20026 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. vs. Ouachita Baptist ........................Oct. 26, 20016 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. vs. North Ala. ................................Oct. 17, 20016 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. vs. Tenn.-Martin ..............................Sept. 7, 20016 Melissa Covington, Carson-Newman vs. Anderson (S.C.) ............Sept. 12, 20006 Rachel Barron, Tusculum vs. Lee ................................................Sept. 27, 20006 Emily Brueggemann, Tex. A&M-Commerce vs.

Southwestern Okla. ..............................................................Oct. 28, 20006 Natalie Daniel, Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Montreat ....................................Sept. 6, 19956 Ali Culpepper, St. Edward’s vs. Texas Lutheran ..........................Sept. 19, 19986 Betsy Morgan, Winona St. vs. Bemidji St. ..................................Oct. 22, 19976 Ashley Green, Francis Marion vs. Anderson (S.C.) ......................Sept. 13, 19976 Camie Bechtold, Quincy vs. Drury..............................................Sept. 10, 1994

ASSISTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 6 Ashley Spahn, Tiffin vs. Shawnee St. ............................................Oct. 9,20046 Kerry Limardo, Molloy vs. Concordia (N.Y.)................................Sept. 29, 19976 Amie Johnson, Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Montreat ......................................Sept. 6, 19955 Heidi Philip, Mount Olive vs. Converse ........................................Sept. 5, 20045 Cheryl Meany, Queens (N.Y.) vs. Mercy ....................................Sept. 13, 20035 Catherine Clarke, Kennesaw St. vs. Spelman ..............................Sept. 21, 20025 Anna Rask, Christian Bros. vs. Ouachita Baptist ..........................Oct. 26, 20015 Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. vs. Freed-Hardeman ..................Oct. 23, 20015 Stacey Jacobs, Winona St. vs. Minn.-Crookston ..........................Oct. 21, 20015 Rebecca Witters, Minn.-Morris vs. Minn.-Crookston ......................Oct. 14, 20015 Darlene Dippel, Southern Ind. vs. Oakland City ..........................Sept. 28, 20015 Laurie Lamoureux, Merrimack vs. Minn.-Morris ..............................Sept. 1, 20015 Tara Vokes, C.W. Post vs. N.J. Inst. of Tech.................................Oct. 23, 19995 Christina Heck, Angelo St. vs. Southwestern Okla. ......................Oct. 25, 19985 Anita Rapp, Oakland vs. Saginaw Valley....................................Oct. 25, 19975 Jessica Nelson, Minn. Duluth vs. Bemidji St. ................................Oct. 19, 19975 Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce vs. Mass.-Lowell ......................Oct. 12, 19965 Jessica Bowar, North Dakota St. vs. Bemidji St. ............................Sept. 8, 19965 Anna Wallin, Southern N.H. vs. Assumption ..............................Sept. 21, 19955 Deanna Wallace, SIU Edwardsville vs. Mo.-Rolla ........................Oct. 12, 1987

SAVESNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 38 Lisa Stebbins, St. Michael’s vs. Keene St. ..................................Sept. 15, 198538 Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley vs. Shepherd ......................................Oct. 19, 200237 Antonette Mazzella, Concord vs. West Va. Wesleyan..................Oct. 31, 199936 Niki Dalka, Bemidji St. vs. Winona St. ........................................Oct. 28, 200136 Kim Matus, Le Moyne vs. Stonehill ................................................Oct. 4, 199834 Amanda Musarra, Felician vs. Merrimack ..................................Aug. 28, 200434 Ellen Husarik, Lincoln Memorial vs. Carson-Newman ..................Sept. 22, 199433 Sue Plante, Merrimack vs. Keene St. ..........................................Oct. 11, 199633 Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley vs. Concord ..........................................Oct. 1, 200232 Crystal McDonald, St. Rose vs. Southern N.H. ............................Oct. 16, 199331 Molly Baker, Pace vs. Dominican (N.Y.) ....................................Sept. 20, 199830 Mary Okulski, Queens (N.Y.) vs. Philadelphia U. ..........................Oct. 7, 200030 Mary Rechichar, Columbia Union vs. Holy Family ........................Oct. 19, 200030 Heather Powelson, California (Pa.) vs. Lock Haven ........................Oct. 4, 199830 Krystiane Brunner, Northern Mich. vs. Minn. Duluth ....................Sept. 13, 199830 Noelle Lancaster, Bemidji St. vs. Mary........................................Sept. 10, 199730 Candy Cotkin, Colorado St.-Pueblo vs. Colo. Christian ..................Oct. 4, 199430 Sue Plante, Merrimack vs. Keene St. ..........................................Oct. 10, 198730 Kate Murphy, Merrimack vs. Keene St. ......................................Oct. 12, 1985

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POINTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Points Avg.Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. ........................ 2001 22 156 7.09Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.) .................. 1998 16 92 5.75Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. ........................ 2002 25 131 5.24Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. .................. 1984 20 104 5.20Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce ................ 1998 21 105 5.00Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. .................. 1983 15 69 4.60Annette Laursen, Concord ............................ 2002 19 80 4.21Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce ................ 1997 20 84 4.20

Player, Team Year Games Points Avg.Theresa Roach, Mercyhurst .......................... 1997 17 69 4.06Ashley Pyle, Westminster (Pa.) ...................... 1998 18 73 4.06Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce.................... 1994 19 77 4.05Nkiru Okosieme, Clayton St. ........................ 2001 18 72 4.00Veronica Sansom, Mercyhurst ...................... 1988 17 66 3.88Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. .................. 2001 21 81 3.86Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce .................. 1999 21 81 3.86Ewa Bergsten, Franklin Pierce ...................... 1992 21 81 3.86Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit ........................ 1992 20 77 3.85Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce ................ 1996 19 73 3.84Natalie Daniel, Lenoir-Rhyne ........................ 1995 19 73 3.84Kristy Ritchie, Ashland .................................. 2001 18 69 3.83

POINTSPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Assists PointsMissy Gregg, Christian Bros. .............. 2001 22 73 10 156Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. .............. 2002 25 62 7 131Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce ...... 1998 21 43 19 105Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. ........ 1984 20 45 14 104Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.) ........ 1998 16 41 10 92Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce .............. 2003 25 31 23 85Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce ...... 1997 20 34 16 84Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. ........ 2001 21 26 29 81Sally Holmes, Central Okla. .............. 2000 24 35 11 81Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce ........ 1999 21 34 13 81Ewa Bergsten, Franklin Pierce ............ 1992 21 31 19 81Annette Laursen, Concord .................. 2002 19 34 12 80Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn...................... 1997 22 31 17 79Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce .............. 2004 21 31 15 77Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. ........ 2002 26 21 35 77Joanna DaSilva, Wheeling Jesuit ........ 2000 23 36 5 77Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce.......... 1994 19 27 23 77Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit .............. 1992 20 33 11 77Shoko Mikami, Christian Bros............. 2003 20 33 10 76Rachel Barron, Tusculum .................... 2000 22 33 10 76

GOALS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Missy Gregg, Christian Bros........................... 2001 22 73 3.32Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.) .................... 1998 16 41 2.56Missy Gregg, Christian Bros........................... 2002 25 62 2.48Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. .................... 1984 20 45 2.25Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce .................. 1998 21 43 2.05Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. .................... 1983 15 28 1.87Nkiru Okosieme, Clayton St. ........................ 2001 18 33 1.83Annette Laursen, Concord .............................. 2002 19 34 1.79Olaitan Yusuf, Clayton St. .............................. 2004 20 35 1.75Natalie Daniel, Lenoir-Rhyne .......................... 1995 19 33 1.74Veronica Sansom, Mercyhurst ........................ 1988 17 29 1.71Theresa Roach, Mercyhurst ............................ 1997 17 29 1.71Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce .................. 1997 20 34 1.70Brooke Hopkins, Incarnate Word.................... 1998 21 35 1.67Ashley Pyle, Westminster (Pa.) ........................ 1998 18 30 1.67Shoko Mikami, Christian Bros......................... 2003 20 33 1.65Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit .......................... 1992 20 33 1.65


Player, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Sheila Kelly, Molloy ...................................... 1997 17 28 1.65Kim Brown, Central Okla. .............................. 2001 21 34 1.62Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce .................... 1999 21 34 1.62

GOALSPlayer, Team Year Games GoalsMissy Gregg, Christian Bros. .............................. 2001 22 73Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. .............................. 2002 25 62Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. .......................... 1984 20 45Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce........................ 1998 21 43Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.) .......................... 1998 16 41Joanna DaSilva, Wheeling Jesuit.......................... 2000 23 36Olaitan Yusuf, Clayton St. .................................. 2004 20 35Sally Holmes, Central Okla. .............................. 2000 24 35Brooke Hopkins, Incarnate Word ........................ 1998 21 35Annette Laursen, Concord .................................. 2002 19 34Kim Brown, Central Okla. .................................. 2001 21 34Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce ........................ 1999 21 34Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce........................ 1997 20 34Shoko Mikami, Christian Bros. ............................ 2003 20 33Nkiru Okosieme, Clayton St. .............................. 2001 18 33Rachel Barron, Tusculum .................................... 2000 22 33Natalie Daniel, Lenoir-Rhyne................................ 1995 19 33Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit .............................. 1992 20 33Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce .............................. 2004 21 31Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce .............................. 2003 25 31Patricia Keeldar, Franklin Pierce .......................... 2001 23 31Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn ...................................... 1997 22 31Ewa Bergsten, Franklin Pierce .............................. 1992 21 31

ASSISTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Assists Avg. Anna Rask, Christian Bros. ............................ 2001 18 26 1.44Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. .................... 2001 21 29 1.38Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. .................... 2002 26 35 1.35Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce .................... 1994 19 23 1.21Lotta Thunberg, Southern N.H. ...................... 1997 19 22 1.16Angela Verdoes, Franklin Pierce .................... 1999 21 24 1.14Kim Corbin, St. Cloud St. .............................. 2000 18 20 1.11Lorrie Jones, Wis.-Parkside ............................ 2000 19 20 1.05Tricia Ruark, Northern Ky............................... 2001 22 22 1.00Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn.................................. 2000 14 14 1.00Annette Wagner, Denver .............................. 1989 19 19 1.00Sarah Herrick, Wayne St. (Neb.).................... 2000 22 21 0.95Melissa Edwards, Merrimack.......................... 2000 21 20 0.95Lisa Trombetta, Shippensburg ........................ 1997 19 18 0.95Ewa Bergsten, Franklin Pierce ........................ 1993 19 18 0.95Kyla Heimburger, Shepherd .......................... 2003 17 16 0.94Jessica Rodgers, North Dakota St. .................. 2003 16 15 0.94Elizabeth Spencer, Barton .............................. 2002 18 17 0.94Kelly Ann Hinchcliffe, Wingate ...................... 2000 16 15 0.94Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce .......................... 2003 25 23 0.92

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Year Games AssistsMargaret Saurin, Christian Bros............................... 2002 26 35Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros............................... 2001 21 29Anna Rask, Christian Bros....................................... 2001 18 26Angela Verdoes, Franklin Pierce .............................. 1999 21 24Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce .................................. 2003 25 23Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce .............................. 1994 19 23Tricia Ruark, Northern Ky. ...................................... 2001 22 22Lotta Thunberg, Southern N.H. .............................. 1997 19 22Sarah Herrick, Wayne St. (Neb.) ............................ 2000 22 21Jeanna Martin, Northern Ky. .................................. 2001 24 20Kim Corbin, St. Cloud St. ...................................... 2000 18 20Lorrie Jones, Wis.-Parkside ...................................... 2000 19 20Melissa Edwards, Merrimack .................................. 2000 21 20Tricia Ruark, Northern Ky. ...................................... 2000 25 20Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce............................ 1998 21 19Annette Wagner, Denver ........................................ 1989 19 19Ymara Guante, Metro St......................................... 2004 26 18Stacy-Jo Fletcher, Christian Bros. .............................. 2003 20 18Trisha Cooper, West Fla. ........................................ 2002 20 18Stacey Jacobs, Winona St. .................................... 2001 21 18Melissa Edwards, Merrimack .................................. 2001 23 18Melissa Edwards, Merrimack .................................. 1999 20 18Lisa Trombetta, Shippensburg.................................. 1997 19 18Ewa Bergsten, Franklin Pierce.................................. 1993 19 18Sarah Stoney, Cal St. Chico.................................... 1993 20 18

SAVES PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Saves Avg. Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley .............................. 2002 16 414 25.88Candy Cotkin, Colorado St.-Pueblo ................ 1994 14 291 20.79Sally Hilger, IPFW ........................................ 1999 16 281 17.56Ginny Mingle, South Dakota .......................... 1999 12 205 17.08Molly Baker, Pace ........................................ 1998 7 115 16.43Tracy Powers, Bryant .................................... 1993 15 243 16.20Heather Powelson, California (Pa.).................. 1998 16 248 15.50Joanne Nigbor, Bemidji St. .......................... 1996 11 169 15.36Kate Murphy, Merrimack .............................. 1985 19 291 15.32Lisa Audi, Le Moyne ...................................... 1989 16 235 14.69Robin Lyness, St. Michael’s ............................ 1994 19 277 14.58Niki Dalka, Bemidji St. .................................. 2001 17 242 14.24Leslie Sawyer, Mo.-Rolla ................................ 1991 15 206 13.73Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley .............................. 2003 9 123 13.67Ellen Husarik, Lincoln Memorial ...................... 1994 16 218 13.63Katie Riba, Minn.-Morris ................................ 1999 19 253 13.32Aimee Hourigan, Fort Lewis............................ 1994 10 131 13.10Kelly Bourck, Charleston (W.V.)...................... 2001 18 235 13.06Sue Plante, Merrimack .................................. 1986 20 250 12.50Janna Zavala, Concordia (N.Y.) .................... 1999 9 112 12.44

SAVESPlayer, Team Year Games SavesLisa Dingley, Ohio Valley........................................ 2002 16 414Candy Cotkin, Colorado St.-Pueblo ........................ 1994 14 291Kate Murphy, Merrimack ........................................ 1985 19 291Sally Hilger, IPFW.................................................. 1999 16 281Robin Lyness, St. Michael’s .................................... 1994 19 277Katie Riba, Minn.-Morris ........................................ 1999 19 253Sue Plante, Merrimack............................................ 1986 20 250Heather Powelson, California (Pa.) .......................... 1998 16 248Sue Plante, Merrimack............................................ 1987 21 248Tracy Powers, Bryant .............................................. 1993 15 243Niki Dalka, Bemidji St. .......................................... 2001 17 242Kelly Bourck, Charleston (W.V.) .............................. 2001 18 235Lisa Audi, Le Moyne .............................................. 1989 16 235Amy Althoff, Morningside ...................................... 2000 20 228Sue Plante, Merrimack............................................ 1988 21 227Charise Hayward, Augustana (S.D.) ........................ 2002 20 219Heidi Lininger, Millersville ...................................... 1999 19 219Judith Chime, Clayton St. ........................................ 2003 19 218Ellen Husarik, Lincoln Memorial .............................. 1994 16 218Heidi Lininger, Millersville ...................................... 1998 17 211Heather Ross, Mass.-Lowell .................................... 1998 17 211

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGEPlayer, Team Year GA Min. GAA Jeanette Smith, Franklin Pierce............................ 1994 3 1,505 0.179Carilyn Hormilla, Barry...................................... 1989 3 1,471 0.184Ellen Husarik, Lincoln Memorial.......................... 1997 3 1,070 0.252Jeanette Smith, Franklin Pierce............................ 1995 4 1,350 0.267Jessica Marek, Kennesaw St. ............................ 2002 5 1,567 0.287Lara Johnson, Presbyterian ................................ 1999 5 1,511 0.298Abbigale Wild, Wis.-Parkside............................ 2004 6 1,800 0.300Kim Roady, SIU Edwardsville ............................ 2004 3 897 0.301Jennifer Hull, Seattle Pacific................................ 2003 6 1,781 0.303Debbie Wisniowski, Southern N.H. .................. 1989 7 1,920 0.328

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Player, Team Year GA Min. GAA Carolyn Wellman, Sonoma St. .......................... 1991 4 1,080 0.333Andrea Fasano, Adelphi .................................. 2003 7 1,832 0.344Keri Lief, Lynn .................................................. 1996 6 1,553 0.348Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn.......................................... 1998 7 1,800 0.350Emily Huyck, Truman ........................................ 1999 7 1,753 0.359Carolyn Wellman, Sonoma St. .......................... 1993 7 1,740 0.362Johanna Fischer, Barry ...................................... 2002 7 1,710 0.368Paige Pepper, C.W. Post .................................. 1999 7 1,704 0.370Janna Schimmels, Barry .................................... 1993 6 1,426 0.379Jennifer Hull, Seattle Pacific................................ 2004 8 1,872 0.385


Player, Team Year Games Shutouts Pct. Mandy Allen, Metro St................................. 2003 23 17 0.739Emily Huyck, Truman .................................. 1999 19 14 0.737Jeanette Smith, Franklin Pierce ...................... 1994 19 14 0.737Chris Pezzulo, Cal St. Dom. Hills .................. 1989 21 15 0.71Carilyn Hormilla, Barry ................................ 1989 17 12 0.71Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn .................................... 1998 20 14 0.70Carrie Payne, Central Mo. St. .................... 1998 16 11 0.69Heather Hartman, Bloomsburg ...................... 2001 19 13 0.68Caulli Chiscon, North Fla. .......................... 2000 19 13 0.68Emily Huyck, Truman .................................. 2000 19 13 0.68Andrea Colarudtolo, Mercyhurst .................. 1991 19 13 0.68Andrea Fasano, Adelphi .............................. 2003 21 14 0.67Emily Huyck, Truman .................................. 2001 21 14 0.67Melissa Robles, Franklin Pierce .................... 1992 21 14 0.67Trish Hannah, St. Michael’s.......................... 1989 15 10 0.67Sue Plante, Merrimack ................................ 1986 18 12 0.67Lauren Davis, Truman .................................. 2003 20 13 0.65Lauren Piening, Northern Ky. ........................ 1999 25 16 0.64Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn .................................... 1997 22 14 0.64Mandy Harland, West Fla. .......................... 1998 19 12 0.63Ruth Harker, Mo.-St. Louis ............................ 1982 19 12 0.63Kim Clayton, Catawba ................................ 1999 16 10 0.63

SOLO SHUTOUTSPlayer, Team Year Games ShutoutsMandy Allen, Metro St. ............................................ 2003 23 17Lauren Piening, Northern Ky. .................................... 1999 25 16Chris Pezzulo, Cal St. Dom. Hills................................ 1999 21 15Andrea Fasano, Adelphi............................................ 2003 21 14Emily Huyck, Truman ................................................ 2001 21 14Emily Huyck, Truman ................................................ 1999 19 14Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn .................................................. 1998 20 14Claudia Heim, West Va. Wesleyan............................ 1997 24 14Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn .................................................. 1997 22 14Jeanette Smith, Franklin Pierce.................................... 1994 19 14Melissa Robles, Franklin Pierce .................................. 1992 21 14Lauren Davis, Truman ................................................ 2003 20 13Heather Hartman, Bloomsburg .................................. 2001 19 13Caulli Chiscon, North Fla. ........................................ 2000 19 13Emily Huyck, Truman ................................................ 2000 19 13Lauren Vogel, Central Okla. ...................................... 2000 24 13Jen Kusz, Merrimack ................................................ 1996 22 13Briana O’Dowd, Cal St. Dom. Hills ............................ 1991 23 13Andrea Colarudtolo, Mercyhurst ................................ 1991 19 13Jennifer Hull, Seattle Pacific........................................ 2003 21 12Jessica Marek, Kennesaw St. .................................... 2003 26 12Mandy Allen, Metro St. ............................................ 2002 23 12Stephanie Hall, Cal St. Bakersfield ............................ 2000 20 12Katie Kreps, Cal Poly Pomona.................................... 1999 24 12Mandy Harland, West Fla. ...................................... 1998 19 12Jen Kusz, Merrimack ................................................ 1995 22 12Carolyn Wellman, Sonoma St. .................................. 1993 21 12Nicole Adams, Cal St. Chico .................................... 1992 20 12Andrea Colarudtolo, Mercyhurst ................................ 1990 22 12Carilyn Hormilla, Barry.............................................. 1989 17 12Mara Bloom, Cal Poly Pomona .................................. 1988 20 12Sue Plante, Merrimack .............................................. 1986 18 12Ruth Harker, Mo.-St. Louis .......................................... 1982 19 12

Career


Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. ...................... 2001-02 48 287 5.98Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce................ 1995-98 78 309 3.96Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.).................. 1997-98 35 138 3.94Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. .................. 1983-86 71 263 3.70Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce .................. 1993-95 58 190 3.28

Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Ashley Pyle, Westminster (Pa.) .................... 1998-01 61 199 3.26Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce ................ 1998-99 34 111 3.26Kristy Ritchie, Ashland ................................ 1998-01 75 241 3.21Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn .............................. 1997-00 69 220 3.19Brooke Hopkins, Incarnate Word ................ 1998-01 77 238 3.09Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce ................ 1997-00 56 171 3.05Sally Holmes, Central Okla. ...................... 1999-00 43 129 3.00Natalie Daniel, Lenoir-Rhyne........................ 1993-95 56 167 2.98Veronica Sansom, Mercyhurst .................... 1988-91 70 205 2.93Sheila Kelly, Molloy.................................... 1994-97 61 178 2.92Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit ...................... 1992-95 84 230 2.74Diana Trzaska, Philadelphia U. .................. 1992-95 74 197 2.66Karah Smith, Eckerd .................................. 1997-99 48 127 2.65Sarah Herrick, Wayne St. (Neb.) ................ 1998-01 74 195 2.63Nancy Reyes, Lewis.................................... 1994-97 76 199 2.62Heather Swabowicz, Southern N.H. .......... 1993-96 73 190 2.60Amber Dusosky, Minn. St. Mankato ............ 2000-03 82 211 2.57Sheila Doyle, Le Moyne .............................. 1992-95 69 177 2.57Jenni Burton, Mo.-St. Louis .......................... 1993-95 60 151 2.52Pauliina Auveri, Franklin Pierce.................... 1996-98 61 152 2.49

POINTSPlayer, Team Years Games PointsPauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce ........................ 1995-98 78 309Missy Gregg, Christian Bros................................. 2001-02 48 287Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H............................. 1983-86 71 263Kristy Ritchie, Ashland.......................................... 1998-01 75 241Brooke Hopkins, Incarnate Word.......................... 1998-01 77 238Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit ................................ 1992-95 84 230Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn ...................................... 1997-00 69 220Amber Dusosky, Minn. St. Mankato...................... 2000-03 82 211Kim Brown, Central Okla. .................................... 1999-02 87 209Veronica Sansom, Mercyhurst .............................. 1988-91 70 205Ashley Pyle, Westminster (Pa.).............................. 1998-01 61 199Nancy Reyes, Lewis ............................................ 1994-97 76 199Diana Trzaska, Philadelphia U. ............................ 1992-95 74 197Sarah Herrick, Wayne St. (Neb.) ........................ 1998-01 74 195Heather Swabowicz, Southern N.H. .................... 1993-96 73 190Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce .......................... 1993-95 58 190Theresa Uliano, Southern Conn. St. .................... 1997-00 80 186Theresa Roach, Mercyhurst .................................. 1996-99 75 184Ruth Van’t Land-Parkes, Cal Poly Pomona .............. 1997-00 81 181Janece Friederich, SIU Edwardsville ...................... 1995-98 79 180Natalie Sanders, Mo.-Rolla .................................. 1994-97 76 180Sheila Kelly, Molloy ............................................ 1994-97 61 178Terri Meierhofer, East Stroudsburg ........................ 1994-97 79 178Sheila Doyle, Le Moyne ...................................... 1992-95 69 177Julie Law, Wingate.............................................. 2000-03 73 172


Player, Team Years Games Goals Avg. Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. ...................... 2001-02 48 135 2.81Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.).................. 1997-98 35 62 1.77Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce................ 1995-98 78 122 1.56Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. .................. 1983-86 71 107 1.51Kristy Ritchie, Ashland ................................ 1998-01 75 102 1.36Veronica Sansom, Mercyhurst .................... 1988-91 70 95 1.36Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce ................ 1998-99 34 45 1.32Ashley Pyle, Westminster (Pa.) .................... 1998-01 61 80 1.31Sally Holmes, Central Okla. ...................... 1999-00 43 56 1.30Sheila Kelly, Molloy.................................... 1994-97 61 79 1.30Brooke Hopkins, Incarnate Word ................ 1998-01 77 98 1.27Natalie Daniel, Lenoir-Rhyne........................ 1993-95 56 71 1.27Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn .............................. 1997-00 69 87 1.26Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce ................ 1997-00 56 70 1.25Karah Smith, Eckerd .................................. 1997-99 48 58 1.21Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce .................. 1993-95 58 67 1.16Amber Dusosky, Minn. St. Mankato ............ 2000-03 82 93 1.13Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit ...................... 1992-95 84 95 1.13Diana Trzaska, Philadelphia U. .................. 1992-95 74 81 1.09Jenni Burton, Mo.-St. Louis .......................... 1993-95 60 65 1.08Heather Swabowicz, Southern N.H. .......... 1993-96 73 79 1.08Kim Brown, Central Okla. .......................... 1999-02 87 91 1.05Theresa Roach, Mercyhurst.......................... 1996-99 75 79 1.05Brooke Wright, Presbyterian........................ 1994-97 57 59 1.04Amy Peterson, Indiana (Pa.) ........................ 1993-95 40 41 1.03

GOALSPlayer, Team Years Games GoalsMissy Gregg, Christian Bros. ................................ 2001-02 48 135Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce .......................... 1995-98 78 122Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. ............................ 1983-86 71 107Kristy Ritchie, Ashland .......................................... 1998-01 75 102Brooke Hopkins, Incarnate Word .......................... 1998-01 77 98


Player, Team Years Games GoalsCarrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit ................................ 1992-95 84 95Veronica Sansom, Mercyhurst................................ 1988-91 70 95Amber Dusosky, Minn. St. Mankato ...................... 2000-03 82 93Kim Brown, Central Okla....................................... 1999-02 87 91Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn ........................................ 1997-00 69 87Diana Trzaska, Philadelphia U............................... 1992-95 74 81Ashley Pyle, Westminster (Pa.) .............................. 1998-01 61 80Theresa Roach, Mercyhurst .................................... 1996-99 75 79Sheila Kelly, Molloy .............................................. 1994-97 61 79Heather Swabowicz, Southern N.H. ...................... 1993-96 73 79Ruth Van’t Land-Parkes, Cal Poly Pomona .............. 1997-00 81 76Theresa Uliano, Southern Conn. St. ...................... 1997-00 80 75Natalie Sanders, Mo.-Rolla.................................... 1994-97 76 75Terri Meierhofer, East Stroudsburg.......................... 1994-97 79 74Nancy Reyes, Lewis .............................................. 1994-97 76 74Sarah Herrick, Wayne St. (Neb.) .......................... 1998-01 74 72Julie Law, Wingate .............................................. 2000-03 73 71Natalie Daniel, Lenoir-Rhyne.................................. 1993-95 56 71Sheila Doyle, Le Moyne ........................................ 1992-95 69 71Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce............................ 1997-00 56 70


Player, Team Years Games Assists Avg. Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. ............ 2001-02 47 64 1.42Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce .............. 1993-95 58 56 0.97Jen Miller, Franklin Pierce ...................... 1993-96 56 50 0.89Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce .......... 1995-98 78 65 0.83Lotta Thunberg, Southern N.H. .............. 1995-97 57 45 0.79Melissa Edwards, Merrimack .................. 1998-01 82 57 0.70Sarah Herrick, Wayne St. (Neb.) ............ 1998-01 74 51 0.69Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. ............ 1983-86 71 49 0.69Nancy Reyes, Lewis .............................. 1994-97 76 51 0.67Marie Kolbert, Lynn................................ 1996-99 78 52 0.67Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn .......................... 1997-00 69 46 0.67Heather Ormen, Lock Haven .................. 1994-97 72 47 0.65Ashley Pyle, Westminster (Pa.) ................ 1998-01 61 39 0.64Brooke Kairies, Oakland ........................ 1995-98 66 40 0.61Jeorgia McGinty, Central Okla. .............. 1998-01 82 48 0.59Pauliina Auveri, Franklin Pierce .............. 1996-98 61 36 0.59Jenn Russo, East Stroudsburg .................. 1993-96 74 43 0.58Nancy Daly, Merrimack ........................ 1991-94 74 43 0.58Betsy Morgan, Winona St. .................... 1995-96 71 40 0.56Carrie Marino, Mo.-St. Louis ..................1995-97, 99 83 46 0.55Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce ............ 1997-00 56 31 0.55Lisa Trombetta, Shippensburg.................. 1997-00 77 42 0.55Lynette Bass, Tex. A&M-Commerce.......... 1997-00 71 38 0.54Janece Friederich, SIU Edwardsville ........ 1995-98 79 42 0.53Shannon Currin, Elon ............................ 1991-94 78 41 0.53

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Years Games AssistsPauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce .................. 1995-98 78 65Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. .................... 2001-02 47 64Melissa Edwards, Merrimack.......................... 1998-01 82 57 Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce .................... 1993-95 58 56Marie Kolbert, Lynn ...................................... 1996-99 78 52Sarah Herrick, Wayne St. (Neb.).................... 1998-01 74 51 Nancy Reyes, Lewis ...................................... 1994-97 76 51Jen Miller, Franklin Pierce .............................. 1993-96 56 50Jenny Petronis, Franklin Pierce ........................ 1998-01 88 49 Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. .................... 1983-86 71 49Jeorgia McGinty, Central Okla. ...................... 1998-01 82 48Heather Ormen, Lock Haven .......................... 1994-97 72 47Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn.................................. 1997-00 69 46Carrie Marino, Mo.-St. Louis .......................... 1995-97, 99 83 46Lotta Thunberg, Southern N.H. ...................... 1995-97 57 45Jenn Russo, East Stroudsburg .......................... 1993-96 74 43Nancy Daly, Merrimack ................................ 1991-94 74 43Lisa Trombetta, Shippensburg ........................ 1997-00 77 42Janece Friederich, SIU Edwardsville ................ 1995-98 79 42Kim Hall, Merrimack...................................... 1994-97 86 42Tawni Rice, West Fla. .................................... 1998-01 81 41Shannon Currin, Elon .................................... 1991-94 78 41Sue Cookson, Merrimack .............................. 1996-99 83 40Betsy Morgan, Winona St. ............................ 1996-99 71 40Brooke Kairies, Oakland................................ 1995-98 66 40Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit .......................... 1992-95 84 40

SAVES PER GAME(Min. 300 Saves)Player, Team Years Games Saves Avg. Heather Ross, Mass.-Lowell.......................... 1995-98 72 1,022 14.19Jennifer Kay, St. Michael’s .......................... 1990-93 73 874 11.97Candy Cotlin, Colorado St.-Pueblo .............. 1994-96 50 589 11.78Leslie Sawyer, Mo.-Rolla ............................ 1990-91 32 358 11.19Niki Dalka, Bemidji St................................. 2000-02 48 536 11.17Amanda Barrow, Anderson (S.C.) .............. 1997-00 69 748 10.84Sue Plante, Merrimack ................................ 1986-89 84 905 10.77Heidi Lininger, Millersville............................ 1997-00 54 545 10.09Jessica Jolley, Adams St. ............................ 2002-04 41 382 9.32Katie Riba, Minn.-Morris ............................ 1997-00 55 511 9.29Susan Blanchard, Erskine ............................ 1993-96 63 580 9.21Laura Kenady, St. Cloud St. ...................... 1999-01 51 459 9.00Kristin Roy, St. Anselm ................................ 1985-88 57 501 8.79Kathryn Jamvold, Fort Lewis ........................ 1994-97 49 424 8.65Casey Shearing, Indiana (Pa.) .................... 1998-99 36 310 8.61Alicia Chella, St. Anselm ............................ 1988-91 56 472 8.43Lori McGowen, East Central........................ 1997-00 65 547 8.42Joy Wallace, Kutztown .............................. 1999-01 54 489 8.41Marilyn Kastner, SIU Edwardsville................ 1988-91 45 377 8.38Alyssa Halverson, St. Cloud St. .................. 1995-96 38 317 8.34Tracey Blanchard, Kutztown ........................ 1994-97 69 571 8.28Brigid Tobin, Molloy .................................. 1997-00 48 366 7.63Ellen Sattler, C.W. Post .............................. 1995-98 77 584 7.58Rachel Lewis, Mo.-Rolla .............................. 1993-96 73 550 7.53Jeanne Lozier, Southern N.H. .................... 1984-87 54 397 7.35

SAVESPlayer, Team Years Games SavesHeather Ross, Mass.-Lowell ............................ 1995-98 72 1,022Sue Plante, Merrimack .................................. 1986-89 84 905Jennifer Kay, St. Michael’s ............................ 1990-93 73 874Amanda Barrow, Anderson (S.C.) .................. 1997-00 69 748Candy Cotlin, Colorado St.-Pueblo.................. 1994-96 50 589Lacy Emmerling, Fla. Southern ........................ 1999-02 73 587Ellen Sattler, C.W. Post .................................. 1995-98 77 584Susan Blanchard, Erskine .............................. 1993-96 63 580Tracey Blanchard, Kutztown .......................... 1994-97 69 571Rachel Lewis, Mo.-Rolla.................................. 1993-96 73 550Lori McGowen, East Central .......................... 1997-00 65 547Heidi Lininger, Millersville .............................. 1997-00 54 545Niki Dalka, Bemidji St. .................................. 2000-02 48 536Dawn Williams, Cal Poly Pomona .................. 1992-96 516Katie Riba, Minn.-Morris ................................ 1997-00 55 511Kristin Roy, St. Anselm .................................. 1985-88 57 501Sarah Morrison, Westminster (Pa.).................. 1998-01 74 498 Crystal McDonald, St. Rose............................ 1993-94, 96 49 495Joy Wallace, Kutztown .................................. 1999-01 54 489Stacy Linzenbold, East Stroudsburg ................ 1995-98 78 480Lindsey Kiser, Midwestern St. ........................ 1997-00 73 475Amy Linn, Bloomsburg .................................. 1992-95 74 473Alicia Chella, St. Anselm................................ 1988-91 56 472Laura Kenady, St. Cloud St. .......................... 1999-01 51 459

GOALS–AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 2,500 Minutes)Player, Team Years GA Min. GAAJeanette Smith, Franklin Pierce ...................... 1992-95 9 3,150 0.257Carolyn Wellman, Sonoma St. .................... 1990-93 23 4,380 0.473Emily Huyck, Truman.................................... 1998-01 31 5,869 0.475Debbie Wisniowski, Southern N.H. .............. 1988-91 38 6,663 0.513Melissa Robles, Franklin Pierce...................... 1992-95 23 3,870 0.535Jeanne Lozier, Southern N.H. ...................... 1984-87 36 4,905 0.661Sue Plante, Merrimack.................................. 1986-89 56 7,580 0.665Joy Descutner, Wheeling Jesuit...................... 1990-93 41 5,331 0.692Michele Filipczak, Minn. Duluth .................... 1997-00 35 4,460 0.706Tracy Wirth, Bloomsburg .............................. 1995-98 36 4,583 0.707Denise Hutchinson, St. Joseph’s (Ind.) ............ 1994-96 49 6,195 0.712Marissa Giannone, Franklin Pierce ................ 1996-98 26 3,267 0.716Brandy Kilpatrick, Barry................................ 1996-99 37 4,624 0.720Crystal Pearson, Winona St. ........................ 1998-01 49 6,012 0.733Laura Johnson, Presbyterian .......................... 1998-01 35 4,246 0.742Kelly Stewart, Seattle .................................. 2001-04 35 4,218 0.747Mandy Harland, West Fla. .......................... 1996-99 49 5,812 0.759Mary Zurek, St. Joseph’s (Ind.) ...................... 1994-97 33 3,893 0.763Angie Gries, Southern Ind. .......................... 1996-99 43 5,010 0.772Jenny Miller, Truman .................................. 1995-98 60 6,850 0.788Beth Louderman, SIU Edwardsville ................ 1997-00 34 3,797 0.806Amy Linn, Bloomsburg.................................. 1992-95 48 5,271 0.820Meghan Frey, Mercyhurst ............................ 1998-01 65 7,077 0.827Alisa Murchison, Sonoma St. ...................... 1992-95 30 3,194 0.845Liz Niedlinger, Lock Haven .......................... 1994-97 26 2,629 0.890


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Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years Heidi Schuberth, Southern N.H. ................ 107 49 263 1983-86Nancy Daly, Merrimack............................. 45 43 133 1991-94Ewa Bergsten, Franklin Pierce ..................... 63 41 167 1992-95Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit ...................... 95 40 230 1992-95Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce.................. 67 56 190 1993-95Kim Hall, Merrimack.................................. 50 42 142 1994-97Nancy Reyes, Lewis ................................... 74 51 199 1994-97Janece Friedrich, SIU Edwardsville .............. 69 42 180 1995-98Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce ............... 122 65 309 1995-98Carrie Marino, Mo.-St. Louis....................... 51 46 148 1995-99Betsy Morgan, Winona St. ........................ 54 40 148 1996-99Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn.............................. 87 46 220 1997-00Lisa Trombetta, Shippensburg ..................... 51 42 144 1997-00Sarah Herrick, Wayne St. (Neb.)................ 72 51 195 1998-01Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros.................. 47 64 158 2001-02

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FASTEST GOAL, START OF GAMETime Player, Team Opponent Date:07 Jennifer Prior, Saginaw Valley Rochester College Sept. 24, 2003:08 Erin de Wolfe, Tex.

A&M-Commerce Dallas Baptist Sept. 16, 2003 :10 Michelle Rutigliano, C.W. Post Queens (N.Y.) Oct. 9, 1999:11 Katie Katzmark, Lynn Francis Marion Oct. 3, 1998:13 Marie Engelhart, Minn. St. Mankato North Dakota Nov. 6, 1999:13 Lesley Ashford, Concord Salem Int’l Sept. 1, 1999:13 Teresa Bateman, Cal St. Dom. Hills Denver Oct. 31, 1993:14 Stephanie Keating, Tampa Fla. Southern Sept. 29, 1999:15 Molly Swartzbaugh, Truman Drury Oct. 27, 1997:16 Natalie Sanders, Mo.-Rolla St. Joseph’s (Ind.) Oct. 3, 1997:17 Jen Suelnys, Bridgeport St. Michael’s Sept. 4, 1999:17 Jean Dutton, West Fla. Montevallo Sept. 17, 1996:18 Stephanie Pfeiffer, North Dakota South Dakota Oct. 5, 2003:21 Stephanie Kirby, Neb.-Omaha North Dakota St. Sept. 27, 2002:24 Deanna Wallace, SIU Edwardsville Maryville (Mo.) Sept. 21, 1986

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAMTime Players, Team Opponent Date:06 Susie Harris and Laurel Kenerson,

Francis Marion Lander Oct. 4, 2000:07 Karen Kosmij and Tracy Schaller,

C.W. Post N.J. Inst. of Tech. Oct. 23, 1999:08 Teri Atkinson and Janel Johnson,

South Dakota Augustana (S.D.) Sept. 22, 2001:09 Casie Poyssick (both), St. Leo Palm Beach Atlantic Sept. 30, 2003:09 Pam Sarantakis and Nancy Daly,

Merrimack Assumption Oct. 15, 1992:11 Mitzie Dyer and Laura Williams,

West Fla. Millsaps Sept. 11, 1998:12 Erica Maine and Lindsay Getz,

Wheeling Jesuit Ohio Valley Oct. 21, 2004:13 Brooke Morgan (both), West Fla. Spring Hill Sept. 6, 1998

Time Players, Team Opponent Date:14 Ashley Porter and Jasmine Wilson,

Seattle Central Wash. Oct. 2, 2004:14 Jessica Pigman and Kristy Weber,

Southern Ind. Ashland Sept. 21, 1996:15 Erica Maine (both), Wheeling Jesuit Ohio Valley Oct. 21 2004:15 Jessica Parker and Brooke Hartman,

North Dakota St. Jamestown Nov. 1, 2003:15 Taryn Brody and Tami Neumann,

C.W. Post N.J. Inst. of Tech. Oct. 23, 1999:15 Andrea Richmond and

Melissa Toungette, Harding Central Ark. Sept. 11, 1998:16 Lauren Hensley and

Courtney Saul, Harding Ozarks (Ark.) Sept. 12, 2000:16 Kerri Williams and Jennifer Wineberg,

Francis Marion Lander Sept. 29, 1998:16 Rachel McCarthy and Kathy Cote,

Merrimack Mass.-Lowell Oct. 26, 1999

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, OPPOSING TEAMSTime First Goal Second Goal Date:11 Amber Lopez, Cal St. L.A. Lisa Mellberg, Cal St.

Bakersfield Oct. 25, 2003 :11 Kelly Jacobs, Ashland Stacy Barker, Sonoma St. Dec. 4, 1998:13 Kristin Hendricks, Catawba Karen Issenmann,

Francis Marion Sept. 9, 1995:14 Heather Sakaduski, Lees-McRae Sabina Sapienza,

Francis Marion Sept. 8, 2001:15 Meghan Middleton, Bentley Michelle Bohler, Pace Oct. 24, 1999:16 Lone Halvorsen, New Haven Sherry Baylor, Dallas Baptist Oct. 12, 2000:18 Jenna Miller, Lipscomb Jenny Kline, Bellarmine Sept. 10, 2000:19 Carley Dunn, Tiffany Simpson,

Cal St. San B’dino Cal St. Bakersfield Oct. 10, 1998:20 Lisa Ament, Priscilla Olsen,

Cal St. San B’dino Cal St. Bakersfield Sept. 23, 2001:26 Deena Plach, Cal St. Bakersfield Marti Teunissen, Cal St.

Stanislaus Sept. 16, 2003:29 Jessica Rodgers, North Dakota St. Lindsey Natwick, Bemidji St. Nov. 3, 2002:29 Mary Kresse, UNC Pembroke Julia Lufriu, Francis Marion Oct. 23, 2001:30 Sheila Murphy, Lenoir-Rhyne Hannah Ashton, Concord Sept. 4, 2001:32 Becca Williams, North Fla. Jessica Hester, Christian Bros. Nov. 23, 2002:34 Vishakha Dewani, Angelo St. Gina Mix, Central Okla. Oct. 29, 2000

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE GOALNo. Player, Team From To21 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. Sept. 7, 2001 Oct. 30, 200115 Carrie Plute, Wheeling Jesuit Sept. 6, 1992 Oct. 21, 199213 Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.) Sept. 19, 1998 Nov. 4, 199813 Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn Sept. 27, 1997 Nov. 15, 199711 Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce Oct. 9, 1999 Nov. 20, 199911 Lindsay Pepler, Stonehill Sept. 4, 1999 Oct. 5, 199910 Sally Holmes, Central Okla. Oct. 31, 1999 Sept. 22, 200010 Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce Sept. 26, 1998 Oct. 27, 199810 Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce Sept. 15, 1997 Oct. 11, 19979 Laurie Lamoureux, Merrimack Oct. 19, 2002 Aug. 30, 20039 Theresa Roach, Mercyhurst Sept. 4, 1997 Sept. 28, 19979 Erin Alexander, Lincoln Memorial Sept. 26, 1996 Oct. 22, 19969 Diane Tajak, Lewis Oct. 8, 1995 Oct. 29, 19958 Shannon Lovejoy, Seattle Pacific Oct. 18, 2003 Nov. 15, 20038 Amber Dusosky, Minn. St. Mankato Sept. 2, 2002 Sept. 22, 20028 Kari Pierce, Metro St. Aug. 28, 1998 Sept. 20, 19988 Heather Selvitelle, Angelo St. Aug. 30, 1997 Sept. 27, 19978 Brooke Wright, Presbyterian Sept. 14, 1996 Oct. 2, 19968 Nancy Reyes, Lewis Sept. 7, 1996 Sept. 25, 1996

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTESTime Player, Team From To1,192:00 Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn Sept. 18, 1997 Oct. 30, 1997

990:00 Jeanette Smith, Franklin Pierce Nov. 13, 1994 Nov. 10, 1995955:21 Emily Huyck, Truman Sept. 17, 2000 Oct. 29, 2000921:00 Ellen Husarik, Lincoln Memorial Sept. 7, 1997 Nov. 1, 1997871:33 Emily Huyck, Truman Oct. 9, 1999 Sept. 2, 2000836:00 Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn Sept. 4, 1998 Oct. 14, 1998825:00 Ellen Sattler, C.W. Post Oct. 4, 1998 Nov. 14, 1998774:00 Sue Plante, Merrimack Oct. 15, 1986 Nov. 3, 1986756:06 Jamie Griffis, West Tex. A&M Oct. 10, 2001 Nov. 7, 2001741:00 Nicole Jennings, Cal St. Bakersfield Sept. 14, 1999 Oct. 9, 1999735:57 Kim Roady, SIU Edwardsville Sept. 12, 2004 Nov. 5, 2004685:49 Meghan Frey, Mercyhurst Sept. 30, 2001 Oct. 24, 2001617:00 Lindsey Kiser, Midwestern St. Sept. 13, 1997 Oct. 18, 1997604:00 Michele Filipczak, Minn. Duluth Sept. 25, 1999 Oct. 17, 1999598:58 Liz Baldwin, Erskine Sept. 13, 1997 Oct. 1, 1997


Annual Champions

POINTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO A P Avg.1998 Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.) .......... Sr. 16 41 10 92 5.751999 Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce.......... Sr. 21 34 13 81 3.862000 Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn ...................... Sr. 14 18 14 50 3.572001 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. .............. Jr. 22 73 10 156 7.092002 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. .............. Sr. 25 62 7 131 5.242003 Shoko Mikami, Christian Bros. ............ Fr. 20 33 10 76 3.802004 Olaitan Yusuf, Clayton St..................... Fr. 20 35 4 74 3.70

GOALS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO Avg.1998 Renee Vinnedge, Queens (N.C.) ...................... Sr. 16 41 2.561999 Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce...................... Sr. 21 34 1.622000 Joana DaSilva, Wheeling Jesuit........................ Fr. 23 36 1.572001 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. ........................... Jr. 22 73 3.322002 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. ........................... Sr. 25 62 2.482003 Shoko Mikami, Christian Bros. ......................... Fr. 20 33 1.652004 Olaitan Yusuf, Clayton St................................. Fr. 20 35 1.75

ASSISTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G A Avg.1998 Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce .................... Sr. 21 19 0.901999 Angela Verdoes, Franklin Pierce....................... Fr. 21 24 1.14

Season Player, Team Cl. G A Avg.2000 Kim Corbin, St. Cloud St. ............................... Jr. 18 20 1.112001 Anna Rask, Christian Bros................................ Jr. 18 26 1.442002 Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros. ...................... Sr. 26 35 1.352003 Kyla Heimburger, Shepherd............................. Fr. 17 16 0.942004 Charissa Weiher, Wis.-Parkside....................... Fr. 20 16 0.80

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Player, Team Cl. G MIN GA GAA1998 Nikki Kalavitis, Lynn............................ Jr. 20 1,800 7 0.3501999 Lara Johnson, Presbyterian................... So. 18 1,511 5 0.2982000 Caulli Chiscon, North Fla. ................... Jr. 19 1,655 8 0.4352001 Emily Huyck, Truman........................... Sr. 21 1,782 8 0.4042002 Jessica Marek, Kennesaw St. ............... Fr. 19 1,567 5 0.2872003 Jennifer Hull, Seattle Pacific.................. Jr. 21 1,781 6 0.3032004 Abbigale Wild, Wis.-Parkside.............. Sr. 20 1,800 6 0.300

SAVES PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G SV Avg.1998 Molly Baker, Pace........................................... Sr. 7 115 16.431999 Sally Hilger, IPFW........................................... Fr. 16 281 17.562000 Daisy Calderon, N.J. Inst. of Tech .................... Fr. 14 167 11.932001 Niki Dalka, Bemidji St. .................................... Jr. 17 242 14.242002 Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley ................................So. 16 414 25.882003 Lisa Dingley, Ohio Valley ................................ Jr. 9 123 13.672004 Lindsay McGowan, Colo. Christian .................. Sr. 15 172 11.47

Team RecordsOfficial NCAA Division II women's soccerrecords began with the 1982 season and arebased on information submitted to the NCAAstatistics service by institutions participating inthe statistics rankings. Annual champions start-ed in the 1998 season, which was the first yearthe NCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisti-cal rankings, the rounding of percentagesand/or averages may indicate ties where noneexist. In these cases, the numerical order of therankings is accurate.

Scoring

POINTSGame

74—Wheeling Jesuit vs. Ohio Valley, Oct. 21, 2004

GOALSGame

31—Wheeling Jesuit vs. Ohio Valley, Oct. 21, 2004Season

166—Christian Bros., 2001 (23 games)


7.22—Christian Bros., 2001 (166 goals in 23 games)

ASSISTSGame

24—Minn. Duluth vs. Bemidji St., Oct. 19, 1997

Defense

SAVESGame

38—St. Michael’s vs. Keene St., Sept. 15, 1985Season

379—Merrimack, 1985 (22 games)


20.79—Colorado St.-Pueblo, 1994 (291 in 14 games)


0.158—Franklin Pierce, 1994 (3 GA in 1,710 min.)

SHUTOUTSSeason

17—Metro St., 2004 (26 games); Kennesaw St., 2003(26 games); Metro St., 2003 (23 games); Minn.Duluth, 2000 (21 games)


0.84—Franklin Pierce, 1994 (16 in 19 games)

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINS59—Franklin Pierce, Sept. 10, 1996 to Dec. 4, 1998

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS59—Franklin Pierce, Sept. 10, 1996 to Dec. 4, 1998

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS44—Franklin Pierce, Sept. 9, 1992 to Sept. 8, 1996

CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS44—Franklin Pierce, Sept. 9, 1992 to Sept. 8, 1996


49—Franklin Pierce, Sept. 25, 1994 to Oct. 3, 2000

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUTA LOSS(Includes conference tournaments)

54—Franklin Pierce, Sept. 25, 1994 to Oct. 19, 2000

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS15—Franklin Pierce, Sept. 12, 1995 to Nov. 5, 1995

WINS IN A SEASON25—Christian Bros., 2002; Kennesaw St., 2003;

Metro St., 2004

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS21—Barry, 1984-present; Merrimack, 1984-present

MOST IMPROVED WON-LOST RECORD141/2—Mount Olive, 3-15-0 (2003) to 20-3-0 (2004)

TIES IN A SEASON8—Fort Lewis, 2004

0-0 TIES IN A SEASON5—South Dakota St., 2003

OVERTIME GAMES IN A SEASON9—South Dakota St., 2003 (2-1-6 in OT games, 8-5-6

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POINTSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 74 Wheeling Jesuit vs. Ohio Valley..................................................Oct. 21, 200463 C.W. Post vs. N.J. Inst. of Tech...................................................Oct. 23, 199961 Bryant vs. Bloomfield ..................................................................Sept. 4, 200459 Shepherd vs. Ohio Valley ............................................................Oct. 1, 200459 Kennesaw St. vs. Spelman ........................................................Sept. 21, 200257 St. Mary’s (Tex.) vs. Texas Southern ..........................................Sept. 21, 200456 Minn. Duluth vs. Bemidji ............................................................Oct. 19, 199756 Southern N.H. vs. Lyndon St. ....................................................Sept. 13, 198453 Christian Bros. vs. Millsaps ........................................................Aug. 30, 200251 Lincoln Memorial vs. Campbellsville ..............................................Sep. 9, 200051 West Fla. vs. Millsaps ..............................................................Sept. 11, 199851 Truman vs Benedictine (Kan.) ......................................................Oct. 15, 198948 Winona St. vs. Bemidji St. ........................................................Oct. 17, 199748 Concord vs. West Va. Tech ..........................................................Oct. 2, 2001 47 Mo.-St. Louis vs. Washington-St. Louis ........................................Sept. 12, 1982

GOALSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 31 Wheeling Jesuit vs. Ohio Valley..................................................Oct. 21, 200423 Kennesaw St. vs. Spelman ........................................................Sept. 21, 200222 St. Mary’s (Tex.) vs. Texas Southern ..........................................Sept. 21, 200421 Bryant vs. Bloomfield ..................................................................Sept. 4, 200421 Christian Bros. vs. Millsaps ........................................................Aug. 30, 200221 C.W. Post vs. N.J. Inst. of Tech...................................................Oct. 23, 199920 Shepherd vs. Ohio Valley ............................................................Oct. 1, 200419 Southern N.H. vs. Lyndon St. ....................................................Sept. 13, 198418 Winona St. vs. Bemidji St. ........................................................Oct. 17, 199718 St. Rose vs. Concordia (N.Y.) ....................................................Nov. 11, 199518 Truman vs. Benedictine (Kan.) ....................................................Oct. 15, 198917 Concord vs. West Va. Tech ..........................................................Oct. 2, 200117 Westminster (Pa.) vs. West Va. Tech ..........................................Sept. 10, 200017 Lincoln Memorial vs. Campbellsville ............................................Sept. 9, 200017 West Fla. vs. Millsaps ..............................................................Sept. 11, 199817 Quincy vs. Illinois Col. ..............................................................Sept. 5, 199217 St. Michael’s vs. St. Joseph’s (N.Y.) ............................................Oct. 12, 198417 Mo.-St. Louis vs. Washington-St. Louis ........................................Sept. 12, 1982

ASSISTSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 24 Minn. Duluth vs. Bemidji St. ........................................................Oct. 19, 199721 C.W. Post vs. N.J. Inst. of Tech...................................................Oct. 23, 199919 Shepherd vs. Ohio Valley ............................................................Oct. 1, 200419 Bryant vs. Bloomfield ..................................................................Sept. 4, 200419 Merrimack vs. Pace....................................................................Oct. 24, 199819 Merrimack vs. Concordia (N.Y.) ..................................................Sept. 7, 199718 Southern N.H. vs. Lyndon St. ....................................................Sept. 13, 198417 Wayne St. (Neb.) vs. Northwestern (Ia.) ....................................Aug. 31, 200117 Lincoln Memorial vs. Campbellsville ............................................Sept. 9, 200017 West Fla. vs. Millsaps ..............................................................Sept. 11, 199817 Merrimack vs. NYIT ....................................................................Sept. 4, 199516 Tusculum vs. Newberry ..............................................................Oct. 12, 200116 Neb.-Omaha vs. Augustana (S.D.) ................................................Oct. 7, 200016 North Dakota St. vs. Bemidji St. ..................................................Sept. 8, 199616 Minn. Duluth vs. Winona St.......................................................Sept. 23, 1995

SAVESNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 38 St. Michael’s vs. Keene St. ......................................................Sept. 15, 198537 Concord vs. West Va. Wesleyan ................................................Oct. 31, 199936 Bemidji St. vs. Winona St. ........................................................Oct. 28, 200136 Le Moyne vs. Stonehill..................................................................Oct. 4, 199834 Lincoln Memorial vs. Carson-Newman........................................Sept. 22, 199433 Catawba vs. Elon ........................................................................Oct. 9, 199033 Merrimack vs. Keene St. ............................................................Oct. 11, 198632 St. Rose vs. Southern N.H. ........................................................Oct. 16, 199331 Pace vs. Dominican (N.Y.) ........................................................Sept. 28, 199831 Pace vs. Sacred Heart ..............................................................Sept. 20, 199830 Colorado St.-Pueblo vs. Colo. Christian..........................................Oct. 9, 199430 Merrimack vs. Keene St. ............................................................Oct. 10, 198730 Merrimack vs. Keene St. ............................................................Oct. 12, 198529 Shippensburg vs. Longwood ........................................................Sept. 8, 199929 Wayne St. (Neb.) vs. Sioux Falls................................................Sept. 19, 199729 Lincoln Memorial vs. Maryville (Tenn.) ..........................................Sept. 1, 1994

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SCORING AVERAGETeam Year Games No. Avg. Christian Bros. ............................................ 2001 23 166 7.22Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1995 20 129 6.45Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1994 19 114 6.00Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1999 21 120 5.71Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1998 22 122 5.55Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1996 19 103 5.42Southern N.H. ............................................ 1984 20 105 5.25East Stroudsburg .......................................... 1994 20 101 5.05Barry .......................................................... 2000 19 95 5.00Northern Ky. .............................................. 2001 24 118 4.92Merrimack .................................................. 1999 20 98 4.90Mercyhurst .................................................. 1994 15 73 4.87Westminster (Pa.) ........................................ 2000 20 97 4.85Christian Bros. ............................................ 2002 26 123 4.73Tusculum .................................................... 2000 22 104 4.73Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1997 21 99 4.71Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1992 21 99 4.71Wheeling Jesuit .......................................... 2000 23 108 4.70Francis Marion ............................................ 1997 18 84 4.67Lynn............................................................ 1996 21 97 4.62

GOALSTeam Year Games GoalsChristian Bros. .................................................. 2001 23 166Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1995 20 129Christian Bros. .................................................. 2002 26 123Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1998 22 122Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1999 21 120Northern Ky....................................................... 2001 24 118Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1994 19 114Wheeling Jesuit.................................................. 2000 23 108Southern N.H. .................................................. 1984 20 105Mount Olive ...................................................... 2004 26 104Tusculum .......................................................... 2000 22 104Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1996 19 103Franklin Pierce .................................................. 2001 23 101East Stroudsburg ................................................ 1994 20 101Kennesaw St. .................................................... 2003 26 99Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1997 21 99Lynn.................................................................. 1997 22 99Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1992 21 99Merrimack ........................................................ 1999 20 98Westminster (Pa.) .............................................. 2000 20 97Franklin Pierce .................................................. 2000 23 97Lynn.................................................................. 1996 21 97


Team Year GA Min. GAA Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1994 3 1,710 0.158Barry .............................................................. 1989 3 1,680 0.161Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1995 4 1,800 0.200Wis.-Parkside.................................................... 2004 6 1,800 0.300Kennesaw St..................................................... 2002 6 1,736 0.311Presbyterian...................................................... 1999 6 1,688 0.320Adelphi............................................................ 2003 7 1,908 0.330Lynn ................................................................ 1996 7 1,890 0.333Lynn ................................................................ 1998 7 1,800 0.350Seattle Pacific .................................................. 2004 8 2,020 0.356Truman ............................................................ 1999 7 1,753 0.359Central Okla..................................................... 2002 8 2,003 0.359Lincoln Memorial .............................................. 1997 8 1,975 0.365Barry .............................................................. 2002 7 1,710 0.368Franklin Pierce .................................................. 1992 8 1,950 0.369Seattle Pacific .................................................. 2003 8 1,935 0.372Metro St. .......................................................... 2003 9 2,098 0.386Ashland .......................................................... 1999 7 1,607 0.392Truman ............................................................ 2004 9 2,040 0.397Truman ............................................................ 2001 8 1,807 0.398

SAVES PER GAMETeam Year Games Saves Avg. Colorado St.-Pueblo ...................................... 1994 14 291 20.79IPFW............................................................ 1999 16 281 17.56Merrimack .................................................... 1985 22 379 17.23South Dakota ................................................ 1999 16 275 17.19Bemidji St. .................................................. 1996 13 209 16.08

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Team Year Games Saves Avg. Millersville .................................................... 1998 17 259 15.24St. Rose ........................................................ 1995 17 245 14.41Pace ............................................................ 1998 11 158 14.36Bemidji St. .................................................. 2001 17 242 14.24Merrimack .................................................... 1986 21 299 14.24High Point .................................................... 1992 17 240 14.12Lincoln Memorial .......................................... 1994 16 218 13.63Newberry .................................................... 2000 19 256 13.47N.J. Inst. of Tech. .......................................... 1999 11 147 13.36Newberry .................................................... 1996 20 267 13.35Minn.-Morris ................................................ 1999 19 253 13.32Bemidji St. .................................................. 1997 13 173 13.31West Fla. .................................................... 1994 18 235 13.06N.J. Inst. of Tech. ........................................ 2000 16 208 13.00Bemidji St. .................................................. 1998 18 234 13.00

SAVESTeam Year Games No.Merrimack ............................................................ 1985 22 379Merrimack ............................................................ 1986 21 299Colorado St.-Pueblo .............................................. 1994 14 291IPFW .................................................................... 1999 16 281South Dakota ........................................................ 1999 16 275Newberry.............................................................. 1996 20 267Millersville.............................................................. 1998 17 259Newberry.............................................................. 2000 19 256Minn.-Morris .......................................................... 1999 19 253Merrimack ............................................................ 1987 22 248St. Rose ................................................................ 1995 17 245Bemidji St. ............................................................ 2001 17 242High Point.............................................................. 1992 17 240Merrimack ............................................................ 1988 21 236Charleston (W.V.) .................................................. 2001 18 235West Fla. .............................................................. 1994 18 235Bemidji St. ............................................................ 1998 18 234Morningside .......................................................... 2000 20 229Mont. St.-Billings .................................................... 1998 18 229San Fran. St. ........................................................ 1990 18 228

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGETeam Year Games No. Pct. Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1994 19 16 0.842Barry ........................................................ 1989 18 15 0.833Minn. Duluth .............................................. 2000 21 17 0.810Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1995 20 16 0.800Presbyterian................................................ 1999 18 14 0.778Franklin Pierce ............................................ 1992 21 16 0.762Sonoma St. ................................................ 1991 21 16 0.762Wis.-Parkside.............................................. 2004 20 15 0.750North Fla. ................................................ 2000 20 15 0.750Metro St. .................................................... 2003 23 17 0.739Barry ........................................................ 2002 19 14 0.737Truman ...................................................... 1999 19 14 0.737

Team Year Games No. Pct. Presbyterian................................................ 1996 19 14 0.737Seattle Pacific ............................................ 2004 22 16 0.727Ashland .................................................... 2001 18 13 0.722Barry ........................................................ 1993 18 13 0.722Adelphi ...................................................... 2003 21 15 0.714Seattle Pacific ............................................ 2003 21 15 0.714Truman ...................................................... 2001 21 15 0.714Lincoln Memorial ........................................ 1997 21 15 0.714Lynn .......................................................... 1996 21 15 0.714Cal St. Dom. Hills........................................ 1989 21 15 0.714Southern N.H. .......................................... 1985 21 15 0.714

SHUTOUTSTeam Year Games ShutoutsMetro St. .................................................................. 2004 26 17Metro St. .................................................................. 2003 23 17Kennesaw St............................................................. 2003 26 17Minn. Duluth ............................................................ 2000 21 17Seattle Pacific .......................................................... 2004 22 16Neb.-Omaha ............................................................ 2002 23 16Northern Ky. ............................................................ 1999 25 16Franklin Pierce .......................................................... 1995 20 16Franklin Pierce .......................................................... 1994 19 16Franklin Pierce .......................................................... 1992 21 16Sonoma St. .............................................................. 1991 21 16Wis.-Parkside............................................................ 2004 20 15Truman .................................................................... 2004 22 15Adelphi .................................................................... 2003 21 15Seattle Pacific .......................................................... 2003 21 15West Fla. ................................................................ 2003 23 15Central Okla............................................................. 2002 23 15Truman .................................................................... 2001 21 15Northern Ky. ............................................................ 2001 24 15North Fla. ................................................................ 2000 20 15Lincoln Memorial ...................................................... 1997 21 15Lynn ........................................................................ 1996 21 15Barry........................................................................ 1989 18 15Cal St. Dom Hills ...................................................... 1989 21 15Southern N.H. ........................................................ 1985 21 15

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CONSECUTIVE WINSNo. Team From To59 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 10, 1996 Dec. 4, 199840 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 6, 1994 Sept. 8, 199627 Southern N.H. ................................ Sept. 15, 1985 Oct. 21, 198626 Neb.-Omaha .................................... Oct. 27, 2001 Dec. 6, 200222 Christian Bros. .................................. Sept. 24, 2002 Sept. 2, 200322 Christian Bros. ................................ Aug. 24, 2001 Dec. 2, 200120 Franklin Pierce .................................. Oct. 5, 1999 Sept. 28, 200020 Sonoma St. ...................................... Aug. 28, 1998 Nov. 1, 199820 Lincoln Memorial .............................. Sept. 27, 1997 Sept. 26, 199820 Lynn ................................................ Aug. 31, 1996 Nov. 22, 199619 Southern Conn. St. .......................... Sept. 3, 2000 Nov. 3, 200018 West Va. Wesleyan .......................... Oct. 6, 1996 Sept. 28, 199717 Regis................................................ Aug. 24, 2001 Oct. 26, 200117 West Fla. ........................................ Sept. 7, 1999 Nov. 7, 199917 Barry................................................ 1993 1994

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS No. Team From To59 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 10, 1996 Dec. 4, 199840 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 6, 1994 Sept. 8, 199629 Christian Bros. .................................. Sept. 24, 2002 Sept. 28, 200327 Southern N.H. ................................ Sept. 15, 1985 Oct. 21, 198626 Neb.-Omaha .................................... Oct. 27, 2001 Dec. 6, 200225 Lincoln Memorial .............................. Sept. 12, 1997 Oct. 2, 199823 Edgewood........................................ Sept. 6, 1996 Sept. 4, 199722 Christian Bros. ................................ Aug. 24, 2001 Dec. 2, 200121 Southern N.H. ................................ Sept. 13, 1984 Sept. 12, 198520 Sonoma St. ...................................... Aug. 28, 1998 Nov. 1, 199820 Bloomsburg ...................................... Sept. 1, 1998 Nov. 7, 199820 Lynn ................................................ Aug. 31, 1996 Nov. 22, 199619 Regis................................................ Aug. 24, 2001 Nov. 3, 200119 Southern Conn. St. ............................ Sept. 3, 2000 Nov. 3, 200019 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 6, 1997 Nov. 22, 199719 Sonoma St. ...................................... Sept. 11, 1991 Nov. 16, 1991

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CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS(Includes conference and NCAA tournaments)No. Team From To44 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 9, 1992 Sept. 8, 199641 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 10, 1996 Sept. 28, 200036 Southern N.H. ................................ Oct. 17, 1983 Sept. 10, 198729 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 14, 1997 Nov. 3, 199928 West Va. Wesleyan .......................... Sept. 18, 1996 Nov. 6, 199824 Barry................................................ 1991 199322 North Fla. ........................................ Nov. 3, 2000 Aug. 28, 200321 Minn. St. Mankato ............................ Sept. 12, 1999 Nov. 4, 200120 Tusculum .......................................... Oct. 6, 1999 Oct. 1, 200119 Francis Marion.................................. Sept. 11, 1999 Sept. 8, 200119 West Chester .................................... Sept. 6, 1998 Nov. 3, 199918 Incarnate Word ................................ Sept. 11, 1998 Oct. 29, 199918 Tusculum .......................................... Oct. 6, 1999 Sept. 5, 200217 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 14, 1997 Oct. 22, 199817 Oakland .......................................... Sept. 22, 1996 199817 Mercyhurst........................................ Sept. 19, 1987 Oct. 5, 198917 Merrimack ........................................ Sept. 18, 1986 Nov. 4, 198717 West Tex. A&M................................ Sept. 3, 2001 Nov. 8, 2002

CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes conference and NCAA tournaments)No. Team From To44 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 9, 1992 Sept. 8, 199641 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 10, 1996 Sept. 28, 200036 Southern N.H. ................................ Oct. 17, 1983 Sept. 10, 198729 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 14, 1997 Nov. 3, 199928 West Va. Wesleyan .......................... Sept. 18, 1996 Nov. 6, 199824 Francis Marion.................................. Sept. 11, 1999 Oct. 10, 200124 Barry................................................ 1991 199322 North Fla. ........................................ Nov. 3, 2000 Aug. 28, 200321 Minn. St. Mankato ............................ Sept. 12, 1999 Nov. 4, 200120 Tusculum .......................................... Oct. 6, 1999 Oct. 1, 200119 West Chester .................................... Sept. 6, 1998 Nov. 3, 199918 Tusculum .......................................... Oct. 6, 1999 Sept. 5, 200218 Incarnate Word ................................ Sept. 11, 1998 Oct. 29, 199917 West Tex. A&M................................ Sept. 3, 2001 Nov. 8, 200217 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 14, 1997 Oct. 22, 199817 Oakland .......................................... Sept. 22, 1996 199817 Mercyhurst........................................ Sept. 19, 1987 Oct. 5, 198917 Merrimack ........................................ Sept. 18, 1986 Nov. 4, 1987

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS(Includes conference tournaments)No. Team (Conference) From To49 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 25, 1994 Oct. 3, 200033 Edgewood........................................ Sept. 7, 1995 Oct. 7, 199732 Metro St. .......................................... Nov. 2, 2002 present27 Christian Bros. .................................. Oct. 17, 1999 Sept. 26, 200323 Truman ............................................ Oct. 6, 2002 Nov. 8, 200321 Truman ............................................ Sept. 1, 1999 Nov. 3, 200121 Sonoma St. ...................................... Nov. 6, 1997 Sept. 26, 199921 Sonoma St. ...................................... Oct. 23, 1993 Oct. 31, 199519 West Fla. ........................................ Oct. 2, 1998 Oct. 6, 200018 Queens (N.C.) .................................. Oct. 28, 1995 Nov. 7, 199717 Winona St. ...................................... Sept. 29, 1999 Oct. 14, 200016 Holy Family ...................................... Sept. 13, 2003 Sept. 25, 200416 Lock Haven ...................................... Sept. 15, 1999 Oct. 13, 200016 Merrimack ........................................ Sept. 27, 1986 Nov. 2, 198715 East Stroudsburg .............................. Oct. 28, 1993 Oct. 6, 1994

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes conference tournaments)No. Team (Conference) From To54 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 25, 1994 Oct. 19, 200043 Metro St. .......................................... Sept. 8, 2002 present40 Truman ............................................ Sept. 29, 2002 present33 Edgewood........................................ Sept. 7, 1995 Oct. 7, 199732 Seattle Pacific .................................. Sept. 28, 2002 present30 Queens (N.C.) .................................. Oct. 28, 1995 Nov. 7, 199727 Winona St. ...................................... Sept. 29, 1999 Oct. 28, 200127 Christian Bros. .................................. Oct. 17, 1999 Sept. 26, 200323 West Fla. ........................................ Oct. 11, 1996 Oct. 6, 200023 Sonoma St. ...................................... Sept. 26, 1990 Oct. 27, 199221 Truman ............................................ Sept. 1, 1999 Nov. 3, 200121 Sonoma St. ...................................... Oct. 23, 1993 Oct. 31, 199521 Sonoma St. ...................................... Nov. 6, 1997 Sept. 26, 199919 West Fla........................................... Oct. 2, 1998 Oct. 6, 200017 Merrimack ........................................ Sept. 27, 1986 Nov. 4, 198717 Regis (Colo.) .................................... Nov. 3, 2000 Sept. 15, 2002

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTSNo. Team From To15 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 12, 1995 Nov. 5, 199513 Franklin Pierce .................................. Sept. 13, 1994 Oct. 18, 199412 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 20, 1997 Oct. 26, 199710 Truman ............................................ Sept. 23, 2000 Oct. 28, 200010 Sonoma St. ...................................... Sept. 26, 1991 Nov. 2, 19919 Metro St. .......................................... Aug. 31, 2003 Oct. 1, 20039 Minn. Duluth .................................... Sept. 23, 2000 Oct. 22, 20009 Truman ............................................ Oct. 10, 1999 Nov. 7, 19999 Lincoln Memorial .............................. Oct. 22, 1997 Sept. 12, 19989 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 13, 1996 Oct. 11, 19969 Barry................................................ 1994 19949 Barry................................................ Sept. 30, 1989 Nov. 12, 19898 Tusculum .......................................... Oct. 16, 2000 Aug. 28, 20018 Presbyterian...................................... Sept. 25, 1999 Oct. 24, 19998 Lynn ................................................ Sept. 8, 1998 Oct. 9, 19988 Sonoma St. ...................................... Oct. 5, 1993 Oct. 27, 1993

SEASON WINS No. Team Year25 Metro St. .......................................................................................... 200425 Kennesaw St. .................................................................................... 200325 Christian Bros. .................................................................................. 200222 Franklin Pierce .................................................................................. 200322 Neb.-Omaha .................................................................................... 200222 Christian Bros. .................................................................................. 200122 Franklin Pierce .................................................................................. 200122 Northern Ky. .................................................................................... 200122 Northern Ky. .................................................................................... 199922 Sonoma St. ...................................................................................... 199821 Metro St. .......................................................................................... 200321 UC San Diego .................................................................................. 200121 Central Okla. .................................................................................... 200021 Northern Ky. .................................................................................... 200021 UC San Diego .................................................................................. 200021 Franklin Pierce .................................................................................. 199821 Franklin Pierce .................................................................................. 199721 West Va. Wesleyan .......................................................................... 199720 Franklin Pierce .................................................................................. 200420 Mount Olive ...................................................................................... 200420 Adelphi ............................................................................................ 200420 Belmont Abbey .................................................................................. 199920 Franklin Pierce .................................................................................. 199920 Belmont Abbey .................................................................................. 199820 Lynn.................................................................................................. 199620 Franklin Pierce .................................................................................. 199420 Franklin Pierce .................................................................................. 199220 Wheeling Jesuit.................................................................................. 199220 Southern N.H. .................................................................................. 1985

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONSNo. Team From To21 Barry.................................................................. 1984 present21 Merrimack.......................................................... 1984 present20 Cal St. Dom. Hills .............................................. 1985 present19 UC San Diego .................................................... 1986 present17 Mercyhurst ........................................................ 1988 present15 Southern N.H. .................................................. 1983 199715 SIU Edwardsville ................................................ 1990 present13 Presbyterian........................................................ 1992 present12 Bloomsburg ........................................................ 1991 200212 Findlay .............................................................. 1990 200111 Elon .................................................................. 1986 1997


GamesTeam (Coach) Year W-L-T Previous ImprovedMount Olive (Chris Shaw) 2004 20-3-0 3-15-0 141/2

Metro St. (Danny Sanchez) 2002 18-2-3 6-13-1 111/2

Franklin Pierce (Mark Krikorian) 1992 20-1-0 8-9-1 10Mesa St. (Jim Buchan) 1997 17-4-0 6-12-0 91/2

High Point (Woody Gibson) 1993 12-5-1 2-14-1 91/2

Clayton St. (Totty Totty) 2004 13-6-1 4-14-1 81/2

Mo.-Rolla (Eric Swanbeck) 1994 12-6-2 3-14-0 81/2

Dominican (N.Y.) (Phil Fluhr) 2004 15-6-2 6-13-1 8Newberry (Juan Favero) 2004 13-5-1 4-12-2 8St. Leo (Tony Paris) 2003 12-6-2 3-13-2 8Shippensburg (Guy Furfaro) 2002 14-4-2 6-12-1 8S.C. Upstate (Kendall Reyes) 2001 15-3-1 8-12-1 8Erskine (Billy Lesesne) 1997 15-2-1 9-12-0 8

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GamesTeam (Coach) Year W-L-T Previous ImprovedQuincy (Bill Postiglione) 1988 11-5-1 3-13-1 8Mo.-Rolla (Diana Niland) 2003 8-9-3 1-17-0 71/2

St. Edward’s (Erin Lynch) 2003 14-6-0 5-12-2 71/2

UNC Pembroke (Lars Andersson) 2003 13-5-0 4-11-4 71/2

Bryant (Christ Flint) 2001 13-8-0 3-13-0 71/2

Lenoir-Rhyne (Ray Yordus) 1997 15-5-1 7-12-0 71/2

Cal Poly Pomona (Todd Saldana) 1996 11-7-2 3-14-0 71/2

Cal St. Dom. Hills (Marine Cano) 1989 18-2-0 8-7-4 71/2

Mercyhurst (Andy Roth) 1988 16-2-0 6-7-2 71/2

Lenoir-Rhyne (Ray Kordus) 1997 15-5-1 7-12-0 71/2

Metro St. (Ed Montojo) 1996 11-7-1 2-13-2 71/2

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SCORING OFFENSESeason Team G GO Avg.1998 Franklin Pierce........................................................ 22 122 5.551999 Franklin Pierce........................................................ 21 120 5.712000 Barry .................................................................... 19 95 5.002001 Christian Bros. ...................................................... 23 166 7.222002 Christian Bros......................................................... 26 123 4.732003 Minn.-Morris .......................................................... 19 82 4.322004 Mount Olive .......................................................... 23 95 4.13

TEAM GOALS–AGAINST AVERAGESeason Team G Min. GA GAA1998 Lynn.......................................................... 20 1,800 7 0.3501999 Presbyterian .............................................. 18 1,688 6 0.3202000 North Fla. ................................................ 20 1,785 8 0.4032001 Truman...................................................... 21 1,807 8 0.3982002 Kennesaw St. ............................................ 19 1,736 6 0.311

Season Team G Min. GA GAA2003 Adelphi .................................................... 21 1,908 7 0.3302004 Wis.-Parkside ............................................ 20 1,800 6 0.300

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGESeason Team G SO Avg.1998 Lynn ...................................................................... 20 14 0.701999 Presbyterian .......................................................... 18 14 0.782000 Minn. Duluth .......................................................... 21 17 0.812001 Ashland ................................................................ 18 13 0.722002 Barry .................................................................... 19 14 0.742003 Metro St. .............................................................. 23 17 0.742004 Wis.-Parkside ........................................................ 20 15 0.75

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason Team W L T Pct.1998 Franklin Pierce.................................................. 21 1 0 .9551999 Franklin Pierce.................................................. 20 1 0 .9522000 Barry .............................................................. 18 1 0 .9472001 Christian Bros................................................... 22 1 0 .957

Franklin Pierce.................................................. 22 1 0 .9572002 Christian Bros................................................... 25 1 0 .9622003 Kennesaw St. .................................................. 25 1 0 .9622004 Metro St........................................................... 25 1 0 .962


Season Team W-L-T Pvs. Improved1999 Le Moyne .................................................. 8-7-0 2-15-1 7

North Ala. ................................................ 11-7-1 4-14-0 72000 Concord .................................................... 12-8-1 2-12-0 72001 S.C. Upstate .............................................. 15-3-1 8-12-1 82002 Metro St..................................................... 18-2-3 6-13-1 111/2

2003 St. Leo ...................................................... 12-6-2 3-13-2 82004 Mount Olive .............................................. 20-3-0 3-15-0 141/2


Team W L T W L T Improved CoachMount Olive .......................... 3 15 0 20 3 0 141/2 Chris ShawClayton St............................... 4 14 1 13 6 1 81/2 Totty TottyDominican (N.Y.) .................... 6 13 1 15 6 2 8 Phil FluhrNewberry .............................. 4 12 2 13 5 1 8 Juan FaveroMo. Southern St. .................... 3 13 4 10 8 2 6 Trevor WachsmanMont. St.-Billings...................... 6 10 1 12 4 3 6 Don TrenthamWestern Wash. ...................... 6 13 1 12 7 1 6 Travis ConnellWinona St. ............................ 11 10 0 15 2 3 6 Ali OmarCal St. L.A. ............................ 4 14 0 9 8 2 51/2 Chris ChamidesLincoln Memorial .................... 7 11 0 12 5 2 51/2 Helio D’AnnaWheeling Jesuit ...................... 11 9 0 17 4 1 51/2 Jim ReganWilmington (Del.) .................... 10 8 1 16 3 2 51/2 Robert VarellLynn ...................................... 7 10 1 11 4 2 5 Rocky OrezzoliOuachita Baptist .................... 1 16 0 5 10 2 5 Erik ForrestSaginaw Valley ...................... 5 10 1 9 4 0 5 Drago DumbovicSouth Dakota .......................... 8 9 0 15 6 0 5 Jessica MaddoxSouthwestern Okla. ................ 2 16 2 5 9 4 5 Joe BradleyEastern N.M. .......................... 3 12 0 9 9 2 41/2 Travis McCorkleGrand Canyon ...................... 1 18 0 4 12 1 41/2 Peter DuahPfeiffer.................................... 8 8 3 13 4 3 41/2 Chad MillerSalem Int'l .............................. 8 9 2 14 6 1 41/2 Glenn BegginBloomsburg ............................ 5 13 0 9 9 2 4 Sandy DicksonColorado St.-Pueblo ................ 6 12 2 9 7 4 4 Roy StanleyHarding.................................. 10 7 1 15 4 1 4 Greg HarrisIndiana (Pa.) .......................... 13 6 0 19 4 0 4 Adel HederSouthwest Baptist .................... 13 7 0 16 2 3 4 Peter McGovern$To determine games improved, add the difference in victories between the two seasons to the difference in losses, thendivide by two; ties not counted. Includes postseason.


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19881. Barry2. Cal St. East Bay3. Sonoma St.4. Keene St.5. Southern N.H.6. Buffalo7. Northern Colo.8. Springfield9. UNC Greensboro

10. Mercyhurst11. Cal St. Dom. Hills12. Truman13. UC Davis14. Adelphi15. St. Anselm16. Quincy17. Merrimack18. Southampton19. Metro St.20. Army

19891. Barry2. Cal St. Dom. Hills3. UNC Greensboro4. Keene St.5. Cal St. East Bay6. Adelphi7. Denver8. Southern N.H.9. Mo.-St. Louis

10. Metro St.11. Army12. Merrimack13. Mercyhurst14. Sonoma St.15. Truman16. Northern Colo.

T17. St. Michael'sT17. Buffalo19. Wis.-Milwaukee20. Quincy

19901. Sonoma St.

T2. UNC GreensboroT2. Barry4. Adelphi5. Southern N.H.6. Keene St.7. Mercyhurst8. Cal St. Dom. Hills9. SIU Edwardsville

10. Merrimack11. UC Davis12. Southampton13. Mo.-St. Louis14. Buffalo15. Cal Poly Pomona16. Springfield17. Metro St.18. Franklin Pierce19. Denver20. St. Anselm

19911. Sonoma St.2. Barry3. Keene St.4. Mercyhurst5. Adelphi6. Cal St. Dom Hills7. Southern N.H.8. Cal St. Chico9. Quincy

10. Springfield11. Mo.-St. Louis12. Southampton13. Cal Poly Pomona14. Stonehill15. Le Moyne16. SIU Edwardsville17. Merrimack18. UC Davis19. Denver20. St. Anselm

19921. Barry2. Franklin Pierce3. Adelphi4. Sonoma St.5. Keene St.6. Cal St. Dom. Hills7. Cal St. Chico8. Quincy9. Mercyhurst

10. Springfield11. UC Davis12. SIU Edwardsville13. Southern N.H.14. Bloomsburg15. Fla. Atlantic16. Stonehill17. Le Moyne18. Cal Poly19. Quinnipiac20. Mo.-St. Louis

19931. Barry2. Sonoma St.3. Mercyhurst4. Franklin Pierce5. Cal Poly6. Keene St.7. Le Moyne8. Cal St. Chico9. Stonehill

10. Adelphi11. Bloomsburg12. Quincy13. Merrimack14. Cal Poly Pomona15. SIU Edwardsville16. Southern N.H.17. Catawba18. Cal St. Dom. Hills19. Philadelphia U.20. Mo.-St. Louis

19941. Franklin Pierce2. Mercyhurst3. Sonoma St.4. Barry5. Quincy6. Denver7. Bloomsburg8. Keene St.9. Lewis

10. Cal St. Chico11. Catawba12. St. Anselm13. Regis (Colo.)14. Presbyterian15. East Stroudsburg16. Mo.-St. Louis17. Southern N.H.18. Metro St.19. Cal St. Dom. Hills20. Quinnipiac

19951. Franklin Pierce2. Sonoma St.3. Barry4. Mercyhurst5. Denver6. Lewis7. Southern N.H.8. Bloomsburg9. Cal St. Chico

10. Quincy11. Air Force12. Elon13. Presbyterian14. Indiana (Pa.)15. Merrimack16. Truman17. West Va. Wesleyan18. UC Davis19. Philadelphia U.20. New Haven21. St. Joseph's (Ind.)22. Mo.-St. Louis23. St. Anselm24. Regis (Colo.)25. Southampton

19961. Franklin Pierce2. Lynn3. Regis (Colo.)4. St. Joseph's (Ind.)5. Barry6. Humboldt St.7. Bloomsburg8. UC Davis9. Merrimack

10. SIU Edwardsville11. Northern Colo.12. Adelphi13. Denver14. Presbyterian15. Mo. St.-Louis16. Francis Marion17. Quinnipiac18. Southern N.H.19. Sonoma St.20. West Va. Wesleyan21. Truman22. Cal St. Dom. Hills

23. Keene St.24. Lock Haven25. Metro St.

19971. Franklin Pierce2. West Va. Wesleyan3. Cal St. Dom. Hills4. Lynn5. Adelphi 6. Truman7. Barry8. Sonoma St.9. Mesa St.

10. St. Joseph's (Ind.)11. East Stroudsburg12. Southern N.H.13. Northern Colo.14. Catawba15. Ashland16. Presbyterian17. Mercyhurst18. Bloomsburg19. Francis Marion20. Lock Haven21. Lewis

T22. St. AnselmT22. Merrimack 24. Mo.-Rolla25. West Fla.

19981. Lynn2. Sonoma St.3. Franklin Pierce4. Ashland5. Bloomsburg6. Mesa St.7. Cal St. Dom. Hills8. West Va. Wesleyan9. Barry

T10. Southern Ind.T10. SIU EdwardsvilleT10. Belmont Abbey13. C.W. Post14. American Int'l15. Metro St.16. Francis Marion17. Adelphi18. Mercyhurst19. West Fla.20. Binghamton21. Northern Ky.22. East Stroudsburg

T23. Midwestern St.T23. Merrimack25. Cal Poly Pomona

19991. Franklin Pierce2. Cal Poly Pomona3. Barry4. Northern Ky.5. Lock Haven6. Tex. A&M-

Commerce7. Belmont Abbey8. Presbyterian9. Mercyhurst

10. C.W. Post11. Cal St. Dom. Hills12. Merrimack

13. Incarnate Word14. Ashland15. West Fla.16. North Dakota St.17. Lynn18. Sonoma St.19. Northern Colo.

T20. CatawbaT20. Wheeling Jesuit22. Truman23. Stonehill24. Slippery Rock25. West Chester

20001. UC San Diego2. Northern Ky.

T3. BarryT3. Franklin Pierce5. North Fla.6. Central Okla.7. Southern Conn. St.8. Mercyhurst9. Bloomsburg

10. Lynn11. Sonoma St.12. Francis Marion13. Lock Haven14. Ashland

T15. Mesa St.T15. Minn. Duluth17. Christian Bros.18. Cal Poly Pomona19. Minn. St. Mankato20. C.W. Post21. Merrimack22. Regis (Colo.)23. Tusculum24. Truman25. Cal St. Bakersfield

20011. UC San Diego2. Christian Bros.3. Northern Ky.4. Franklin Pierce5. Lock Haven6. Truman 7. Incarnate Word8. North Fla.9. Cal Poly Pomona

10. Regis (Colo.)T11. MerrimackT11. Barry13. Mercyhurst14. Slippery Rock15. Northern Colo.16. Barton17. Ashland18. Cal St. Dom. Hills19. West Fla.20. Bloomsburg21. West Tex. A&M22. Winona St.23. Belmont Abbey24. Bryant25. Adelphi

20021. Christian Bros.2. Neb.-Omaha3. Franklin Pierce4. Metro St.5. Northern Ky.6. Barry7. Adelphi

8. UC San Diego9. UC Davis

10. Kennesaw St.11. North Fla.12. Lock Haven13. Central Okla.14. Ashland15. Merrimack16. Truman17. West Fla.18. West Tex. A&M19. Catawba20. Wheeling Jesuit21. Bloomsburg22. St. Rose23. Northern Colo.24. San Fran. St.25. Cal Poly Pomona

20031. Kennesaw St.2. Franklin Pierce 3. UC San Diego4. Neb.-Omaha5. Metro St.6. Adelphi 7. Barry 8. Northern Ky.9. Christian Bros.

10. Grand Valley St.T11. Cal St. Dom. HillsT11. Tusculum 13. Minn. St. Mankato14. West Tex. A&M 15. West Chester 16. St. Rose17. Ashland 18. Truman19. West Fla.20. Merrimack 21. Tex. A&M-Commerce22. Slippery Rock23. Seattle Pacific 24. Carson-Newman 25. Central Okla.

20041. Metro St.2. Adelphi3. Carson-Newman4. Neb.-Omaha5. Franklin Pierce6. Seattle7. Ashland8. Lincoln Memorial9. Seattle Pacific

10. Truman11. Regis (Colo.)12. Wis.-Parkside13. Catawba14. Assumption14. Southampton16. Tampa17. Southwest Baptist18. Barry19. Cal St. Dom. Hills20. Merrimack

T21. Indiana (Pa.)T21. Northern Ky.23. Tex. A&M-Commerce24. North Fla.25. Cal St. Chico

Division III Women’sRecordsIndividual Records .............................................. 242Team Records ..................................................... 248Polls ................................................................... 252


Individual Records Official NCAA Division III women’s soccerrecords began with the 1982 season and arebased on information submitted to the NCAAstatistics service by institutions participating inthe statistics rankings. Career records of playersinclude only those years in which they compet-ed in Division III. Annual champions started inthe 1998 season, which was the first year theNCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisticalrankings, the rounding of percentages and/oraverages may indicate ties where none exist. Inthese cases, the numerical order of the rankingsis accurate.

Scoring

POINTSGame

20—Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. vs. Wilkes, Oct. 29,1988

Season98—Collette Cunningham, Marymount (Va.), 1989

(18 games)Career

297—Katie Pettigrew, Luther, 2001-04 (78 games)


5.44—Collette Cunningham, Marymount (Va.), 1989(98 in 18 games)

Career (Min. 100 Points)4.36—Jessica Brooks, Meredith, 1995-98 (288 in 66

games)

GOALSGame

10—Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. vs. Wilkes, Oct. 29,1988

Season43—Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 1998 (22 games)

Career124—Katie Pettigrew, Luther, 2001-04 (78 games)


2.17—Collette Cunningham, Marymount (Va.), 1989(39 in 18 games)

Career (Min. 40 Goals)1.83—Jessica Brooks, Meredith, 1995-98 (121 in 66

games)

ASSISTSGame

7—Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) vs. Westminster(Mo.), Sept. 19, 1999; Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb.Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran, Sept. 20, 1997;Karen Bankiewicz, Neb. Wesleyan vs. Northwestern(Iowa), Sept. 4, 1996

Season30—Kristen Ogulewicz, Western New Eng., 1998 (21

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94—Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan, 1995-98 (85games)


1.56—Susan Suarez, Meredith, 1998 (28 in 18games)

Career (Min. 25 Assists)1.33—Becky Craig, Gordon, 1992-94 (61 in 46

games)


33 players [most recent: Katie Pettigrew, Luther, 2001-04; Erin Brennan, Wheaton (Mass.), 2001-04]

Goalkeeping

SAVESGame

55—Becky Burnos, Alvernia vs. Wesley, Sept. 25,1999

Season398—Tracy Dolence, Lake Erie, 2000 (20 games)

Career1,114—Amanda Cobb, New Jersey City, 1997-00

(66 games)


24.17—Alex Rhines, Juniata, 1995 (290 in 12 games)Career

24.73—Michelle Foiles, Illinois Col., 1993-94 (371 in15 games)

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGESeason (Min. half of the team’s total minutes)

0.055—Victoria Nusse, TCNJ, 2001 (1 GA in1,623min.)

Career (Min. 2,500 Minutes)0.114—Victoria Nusse, TCNJ, 1998-01 (8 GA in

6,304min.)

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYEDCareer

7,842:04—Stephanie Romanko, Montclair St., 1999-02

SOLO SHUTOUTSSeason

18—Maggie Futato, Messiah, 2002 (24 games); JulieFriess, UC San Diego, 1989 (21 games); Julie Friess,UC San Diego, 1988 (23 games)

SOLO SHUTOUT PERCENTAGE(Min. 10 Shutouts)Season

0.86—Julie Friess, UC San Diego, 1989 (18 in 21games)

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF GAME:06—Sara Gross, St. Norbert vs. Edgewood, Sept. 1,

2004

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME TEAM:07—Scranton (Erica Verderbev and Susan McCloy)

vs. Delaware Valley, Oct. 4, 1994

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS BY SAME PLAYER:09—Jodi Johnson, St. Scholastica vs. Mt. Senario,

Sept. 4, 1999


:52—Emory (Ariella Kanshepolsky, Kim Kendall, LisaLeff) vs. Agnes Scott, Sept. 23, 1989


1:07—Jamie Sims, Otterbein vs. Muskingum, Oct. 19,2002 (scored at 1:11, 1:37 and 2:18)


:10—DeSales (McKayla Crist), then Lycoming (LauraDillon), Sept. 19, 2004


27—Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, Oct. 10, 1998, toOct. 27, 1999

CONSECUTIVE HAT-TRICK GAMES AT START OFCAREER

3—Kim Olson, Monmouth (Ill.), Sept. 2, 2000 to Sept.9, 2000

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES1,568:21—Victoria Nusse, TCNJ, Nov. 19, 2000, to

Nov. 11, 2001

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POINTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 20 Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. vs. Wilkes ......................................Oct. 29, 198818 Katie Pope, Benedictine (Ill.) vs. Mount Mary................................Oct. 21, 200015 Carine Carvalheiro, New Jersey City vs. CCNY ..........................Oct. 13, 200315 Erin Goettl, Simpson vs. Upper Iowa ............................................Oct. 1, 200315 Michelle Prather, Benedictine (Ill.) vs. MacMurray..........................Sept. 6, 200315 Alex Hutton, Guilford vs. Ferrum ................................................Sept. 25, 200214 Sarah Carlson, Wis.-River Falls vs. Wis.-Superior ........................Sept. 28, 200414 Karen Kotofski, Frostburg St. vs. Pitt.-Bradford..............................Sept. 26, 200414 Gina Monaco, Buffalo St. vs. D’Youville ......................................Oct. 14, 200314 Lindey Swatzell, Ozarks (Ark.) vs. Louisiana Col.............................Oct. 9, 200314 Marcy Grulke, Piedmont vs. Fisk ................................................Sept. 27, 200314 Katie Pettigrew, Luther vs. Clarke..................................................Sept. 4, 200214 Meghan Wudtke, Lakeland vs. Milwaukee Engr. ........................Oct. 22, 200114 Cheryl Schneider, Milwaukee Engr. vs. Mount Mary....................Sept. 20, 200114 Megan Owens, Knox vs. MacMurray ........................................Sept. 20, 199914 Jen Shinbori, Luther vs. Wartburg ..............................................Sept. 26, 199814 Jenny Morin, Elmhurst vs. Olivet Nazarene ..................................Oct. 19, 199614 Kelley Orr, Neb. Wesleyan vs. McPherson ................................Sept. 11, 199314 Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan vs. Briar Cliff..................................Sept. 5, 1993

GOALSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 10 Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. vs. Wilkes ......................................Oct. 29, 19887 Erin Goettl, Simpson vs. Upper Iowa ............................................Oct. 1, 20037 Alex Hutton, Guilford vs. Ferrum ................................................Sept. 25, 20027 Katie Pettigrew, Luther vs. Clarke..................................................Sept. 4, 20027 Megan Owens, Knox vs. MacMurray ........................................Sept. 20, 19996 Amy Yandow, Castleton St. vs. St. Joseph (Conn.) ........................Oct. 13, 20046 Karen Kotofski, Frostburg St. vs. Pitt.-Bradford..............................Sept. 26, 20046 Gina Monaco, Buffalo St. vs. D’Youville ......................................Oct. 14, 20036 Carine Carvalheiro, New Jersey City vs. CCNY ..........................Oct. 13, 20036 Lindey Swatzell, Ozarks (Ark.) vs. Louisiana Col.............................Oct. 9, 20036 Michelle Prather, Benedictine (Ill.) vs. MacMurray..........................Sept. 6, 20036 Katie Pettigrew, Luther vs. Upper Iowa..........................................Nov. 2, 20026 Melissa Wiggins, Pitt.-Greensburg vs. Columbia Union ..................Sept. 2, 20026 Meghan Wudtke, Lakeland vs. Milwaukee Engr. ........................Oct. 22, 20016 Cheryl Schneider, Milwaukee Engr. vs. Mount Mary....................Sept. 20, 20016 Lisa Diamond, Framingham St. vs. Mass.-Boston............................Sept. 9, 20016 Katie Pope, Benedictine (Ill.) vs. Mount Mary................................Oct. 21, 20006 Jolanda Aalbers, Wis.-Oshkosh vs. Wis.-River Falls ........................Oct. 6, 20006 Erin Cunniffe, UC Santa Cruz vs. Mills ........................................Oct. 20, 19996 Lindsay Pappas, Marywood vs. Alvernia ....................................Sept. 27, 19996 Lindsay Pappas, Marywood vs. Gallaudet ....................................Sept. 5, 19996 Alicia Vegas, Simpson vs. William Jewell ....................................Oct. 27, 1998


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No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 6 Erin Killian, Kalamazoo vs. Alma ................................................Oct. 13, 19986 Marissa Mowen, Wartburg vs. Iowa Wesleyan ............................Oct. 5, 19986 Jen Shinbori, Luther vs. Wartburg ..............................................Sept. 26, 19986 Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan vs. McPherson ................................Oct. 7, 19946 Maril Davis, Claremont-M-S vs. Redlands ....................................Oct. 27, 19936 Leslie Stechschulte, Capital vs. Oberlin ......................................Sept. 13, 19936 Kelley Orr, Neb. Wesleyan vs. McPherson ................................Sept. 11, 1993

ASSISTSNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 7 Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) vs. Westminster (Mo.) ..................Sept. 19, 19997 Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran..............Sept. 20, 19977 Karen Bankiewicz, Neb. Wesleyan vs. Northwestern (Iowa) ..........Sept. 4, 19966 Sarah Carlson, Wis.-River Falls vs. Wis.-Superior ........................Sept. 28, 20046 Katie Pettigrew, Luther vs. Clarke..................................................Sept. 5, 20016 Katie Pope, Benedictine (Ill.) vs. Mount Mary................................Oct. 21, 20006 Annie Tock, Hanover vs. St. Mary-of-the-Woods ..........................Oct. 13, 20006 Stephanie Lappen, UC Santa Cruz vs. Mills ................................Oct. 20, 19996 Trinity Tisue, Cornell College vs. Milwaukee Engr. ........................Oct. 4, 19986 Shelly Fargo, Neb. Wesleyan vs. Dana........................................Nov. 1, 19966 Jennifer Tischaefer, Wis.-La Crosse ................................................Oct. 2, 19966 Tatia Beskovich, Va. Wesleyan vs. Hollins ................................................19956 Tab Sandman, Neb. Wesleyan vs. McPherson ..............................Oct. 7, 19946 Sandy Shaneyfelt, Neb. Wesleyan vs. McPherson..........................Oct. 7, 19946 Nicole Sarubbi, Roger Williams vs. Johnson & Wales (R.I.) ........................19946 Susan Mash, Heidelberg vs. Hiram ..........................................................1991

SAVESNo. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 55 Becky Burnos, Alvernia vs. Wesley ............................................Sept. 25, 199944 Tracy Dolence, Lake Erie vs. Penn. St.-Behrend ............................Oct. 17, 200044 Kristi Wilke, Wis.-Superior vs. Northwestern (Minn.) ....................Sept. 11, 199943 Melinda Daigneault, Daniel Webster vs. Emerson ........................Oct. 12, 199843 Dawn Crownover, Wooster vs. Denison ........................................Oct. 1, 198542 Sara Besaw, Upper Iowa vs. Luther ............................................Oct. 18, 200342 Holly Wachtel, MacMurray vs. Principia........................................Oct. 9, 199942 Erin Ball, Buffalo St. vs. Niagara ..............................................................199241 Laura Sanden, Buena Vista vs. Northwestern (Iowa) ....................Sept. 27, 200141 Jenny Akman, Guilford vs. Western Caro. ....................................Oct. 3, 199941 Jen Prudden, Colby-Sawyer vs. Plymouth St. ................................Oct. 22, 199841 Karen McHugh, Colby-Sawyer vs. Bates ......................................Oct. 17, 198540 Jessica Graham, Pine Manor vs. Emerson....................................Oct. 13, 200440 Erin Johnson, Wis.-Superior vs. Wis.-River Falls ..........................Sept. 22, 200240 Laura Castro, Agnes Scott vs. Meredith ......................................Oct. 23, 199840 Elissa Jacobson, Goucher vs. St. Mary’s (Minn.) ........................................1991

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POINTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Points Avg.Collette Cunningham, Marymount (Va.) ........ 1989 18 98 5.44Jessica Brooks, Meredith .............................. 1998 18 90 5.00Emilie Replogle, Delaware Valley .................. 1996 15 72 4.80Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo .......................... 1991 18 83 4.61Katie Pope, Benedictine (Ill.).......................... 2000 18 82 4.56Jessica Brooks, Meredith .............................. 1996 18 82 4.56Jolanda Aalbers, Wis.-Oshkosh .................... 2000 15 68 4.53Lynne Stever, Nazareth ................................ 1983 13 58 4.46Vickie Shalian, Emmanuel (Mass.) ................ 1997 16 71 4.44Lindsey Benson, Gordon .............................. 2002 22 97 4.41Leslie Stechschulte, Capital............................ 1993 18 79 4.39Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.)...................... 1996 18 78 4.33Kelley Orr, Neb. Wesleyan .......................... 1993 15 65 4.33Brooke Anderson, Rockford .......................... 2002 18 78 4.33Katie Pettigrew, Luther .................................. 2003 19 82 4.32Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan.......................... 1998 22 95 4.32Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo .......................... 1993 19 81 4.26Lindsay Talbot, La Roche .............................. 2000 20 85 4.25Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. ........................ 1988 17 72 4.24Tina Atwood, Rockford ................................ 1998 19 80 4.21

POINTSPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Assists PointsCollette Cunningham,

Marymount (Va.) ............................ 1989 18 39 20 98Lindsey Benson, Gordon .................... 2002 22 42 13 97Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan .............. 1998 22 43 9 95Jessica Brooks, Meredith .................... 1998 18 34 22 90Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) ........ 2001 21 38 11 87

Player, Team Year Games Goals Assists PointsKate Brunelle, Western New Eng. ...... 1998 22 34 19 87Lindsay Talbot, La Roche .................... 2000 20 34 17 85Erin Killian, Kalamazoo...................... 1998 21 32 30 84Pernille Olson, Luther ........................ 1992 20 35 14 84Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) ........ 2002 24 30 23 83Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan ............ 1996 23 28 27 83Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo................ 1991 18 35 13 83Katie Pettigrew, Luther........................ 2003 19 34 14 82Katie Pope, Benedictine (Ill.) .............. 2000 18 32 18 82Jessica Brooks, Meredith .................... 1996 18 36 10 82Nicole Hayashi, Principia .................. 2000 20 31 19 81Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo................ 1993 19 34 13 81Tara Dyk, Calvin .............................. 1998 22 35 10 80Tina Atwood, Rockford ...................... 1998 19 37 6 80Katie Pettigrew, Luther........................ 2002 19 35 9 79Kelly Fink, Concordia (Wis.) .............. 2000 19 31 17 79Leslie Stechshulte, Capital .................. 1993 18 29 21 79

GOALS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Collette Cunningham, Marymount (Va.) .......... 1989 18 39 2.17Vickie Shalian, Emmanuel (Mass.) .................. 1997 16 34 2.13Emilie Replogle, Delaware Valley.................... 1996 15 32 2.13Lynne Stever, Nazareth.................................. 1983 13 27 2.08Jolanda Aalbers, Wis.-Oshkosh ...................... 2000 15 30 2.00Jessica Brooks, Meredith ................................ 1996 18 36 2.00Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan .......................... 1998 22 43 1.95Tina Atwood, Rockford .................................. 1998 19 37 1.95Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo............................ 1991 18 35 1.94Lindsey Benson, Gordon ................................ 2002 22 42 1.91Maril Davis, Claremont-M-S............................ 1993 19 36 1.89Jessica Brooks, Meredith ................................ 1998 18 34 1.89Brooke Anderson, Rockford ............................ 2002 18 34 1.89Katie Pettigrew, Luther.................................... 2002 19 35 1.84Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) ...................... 1996 18 33 1.83Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. .......................... 1988 17 31 1.82Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) .................... 2001 21 38 1.81Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. .......................... 1986 16 29 1.81Amy Gilfillan, Wis.-River Falls ........................ 2002 20 36 1.80Katie Pettigrew, Luther.................................... 2003 19 34 1.79Sara Hamed, Pitt.-Bradford ............................ 2000 19 34 1.79Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo............................ 1993 19 34 1.79

GOALSPlayer, Team Year Games GoalsKaty Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan.................................... 1998 22 43Lindsey Benson, Gordon ........................................ 2002 22 42Collette Cunningham, Marymount (Va.).................... 1989 18 39Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) ............................ 2001 21 38Tina Atwood, Rockford .......................................... 1998 19 37Amy Gilfillan, Wis.-River Falls.................................. 2002 20 36Maril Davis, Claremont-M-S .................................... 1993 19 36Katie Pettigrew, Luther ............................................ 2002 19 35Tara Dyk, Calvin .................................................... 1998 22 35Pernille Olson, Luther .............................................. 1992 20 35


Player, Team Year Games GoalsJennifer Russell, Kalamazoo .................................... 1991 18 35Katie Pettigrew, Luther ............................................ 2003 19 34Brooke Anderson, Rockford .................................... 2002 18 34Sara Hamed, Pitt.-Bradford...................................... 2000 19 34Lindsay Talbot, La Roche ........................................ 2000 20 34Cherie Peterson, Augustana (Ill.) .............................. 1999 20 34Julie Veloff, Edgewood .......................................... 1998 22 34Jessica Brooks, Meredith ........................................ 1998 18 34Kate Brunelle, Western New Eng. .......................... 1998 22 34Vickie Shalian, Emmanuel (Mass.) .......................... 1997 16 34Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo .................................... 1993 19 34

ASSISTS PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Assists Avg. Susan Suarez, Meredith ................................ 1998 18 28 1.56Kristen Ogulewicz, Western New Eng. .......... 1998 21 30 1.43Stefanie Wieland, Gwynedd-Mercy ................ 1999 15 21 1.40Kristine Schmid, Concordia (Wis.) .................. 1998 20 28 1.40Lisa Romoser, Carthage ................................ 1997 20 28 1.40Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan.................. 1997 20 28 1.40Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) ...................... 1999 18 25 1.39Leslie Stechshulte, Capital .............................. 1994 18 24 1.33Nicole Sarubbi, Roger Williams .................... 1993 18 22 1.22Elena Ziarnik, Stevens Institute ........................ 2001 18 21 1.17Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan.................. 1998 23 27 1.17Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan ........................ 1996 23 27 1.17Sarah Williams, Heidelberg .......................... 1997 18 21 1.17Leslie Stechshulte, Capital .............................. 1993 18 21 1.17Carrie Stallings, Notre Dame (Md.) ................ 1992 13 15 1.15Christy Lindsay, Maryville (Mo.)...................... 2004 21 24 1.14Carrie Schrank, Wis.-Stout ............................ 2003 17 19 1.12Sabrina Foley, Benedictine (Ill.) ...................... 2000 18 20 1.11Collette Cunningham, Marymount (Va.) .......... 1989 18 20 1.11Bess Watson, Gordon .................................. 2000 21 23 1.10Susie Anderson, Kalamazoo .......................... 1998 21 23 1.10

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Year Games AssistsKristen Ogulewicz, Western New Eng. .................. 1999 21 30Kristine Schmid, Concordia (Wis.) .......................... 1998 20 28Susan Suarez, Meredith.......................................... 1998 18 28Lisa Romoser, Carthage .......................................... 1997 20 28Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan .......................... 1997 20 28Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan .......................... 1998 23 27Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan ................................ 1996 23 27Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) ................................ 1999 18 25Christy Lindsay, Maryville (Mo.) .............................. 2004 21 24 Leslie Stechshulte, Capital........................................ 1994 18 24Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) ............................ 2002 24 23Bess Watson, Gordon ............................................ 2000 21 23Stefany Nutter, Lakeland ........................................ 2000 22 23Susie Anderson, Kalamazoo .................................. 1998 21 23Sandi Poniatowski, Kalamazoo .............................. 1998 21 22Nicole Sarubbi, Roger Williams .............................. 1993 18 22Heidi Campbell, St. Mary’s (Minn.).......................... 1986 24 22Catherine Peo, Smith .............................................. 2003 22 21Bess Watson, Gordon ............................................ 2002 20 21Elena Ziarnik, Stevens Institute ................................ 2001 18 21Melissa Moore, Waynesburg .................................. 1999 22 21Stefanie Wieland, Gwynedd-Mercy ........................ 1999 15 21Sarah Williams, Heidelberg .................................... 1997 18 21Leslie Stechshulte, Capital........................................ 1993 18 21

SAVES PER GAMEPlayer, Team Year Games Saves Avg. Alex Rhines, Juniata ...................................... 1995 12 290 24.17Amanda Cobb, New Jersey City .................... 1998 11 237 21.55Gina Gurgiolo, Wash. & Jeff. ........................ 1994 16 337 21.06Heather Braithewaite, Agnes Scott .................. 1992 15 313 20.78Melinda Daigneault, Daniel Webster .............. 1996 13 268 20.62Amanda Cobb, New Jersey City .................... 2000 18 371 20.61Sara Jesuit, Marian (Wis.).............................. 2002 18 365 20.28Ashley Nicolls, Wis.-Superior ........................ 2000 13 263 20.23Becky Burnos, Alvernia .................................. 1999 15 302 20.13Tiffany Lee, Trinity (D.C.) ................................ 2004 14 280 20.00Tracy Dolence, Lake Erie................................ 2000 20 398 19.90Christina Koenig, Millsaps.............................. 1998 18 352 19.56Dawn Crownover, Wooster............................ 1985 11 214 19.45Sarah Djuric, Marymount (Va.) ...................... 1994 18 350 19.44Gina Zeno, Worcester St. ............................ 1991 12 232 19.33Julia Rose, Heidelberg .................................. 2002 18 345 19.17Kristi Wilke, Wis.-Superior ............................ 1999 13 249 19.15Elissa Jacobson, Goucher .............................. 1991 14 265 18.93

Player, Team Year Games Saves Avg. Jacqui Mullen, Daniel Webster ...................... 1995 12 226 18.83Gina Sgroi, New Jersey City .......................... 2003 15 281 18.73

SAVESPlayer, Team Year Games SavesTracy Dolence, Lake Erie ........................................ 2000 20 398Amanda Cobb, New Jersey City ............................ 2000 18 371Sara Jesuit, Marian (Wis.) ...................................... 2002 18 365Christina Koenig, Millsaps ...................................... 1998 18 352Sarah Djuric, Marymount (Va.) ................................ 1994 18 350Julia Rose, Heidelberg ............................................ 2002 18 345Gina Gurgiolo, Wash. & Jeff. ................................ 1994 16 337Krista Summers, King’s (Pa.) .................................... 1998 18 330Angela Hadwin, Bryn Mawr .................................. 1998 19 326Jenny Akman, Guilford .......................................... 1999 19 318Jen Poliquin, Southern Me. ...................................... 1994 18 318Heather Braithewaite, Agnes Scott .......................... 1992 15 313Nancy Blease, Wheaton (Mass.) ............................ 1993 19 307Sara Pray, Pine Manor .......................................... 2000 18 306Kim Brightman, Utica/Rome.................................... 1998 17 306Stephanie Brennan, King’s (Pa.) .............................. 2000 17 304Becky Burnos, Alvernia .......................................... 1999 15 302Michelle Arnold, Clarkson ...................................... 1995 17 297Kelli Bracken, Albright ............................................ 1997 18 290Alex Rhines, Juniata................................................ 1995 12 290

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGEPlayer, Team Year GA Min. GAA Victoria Nusse, TCNJ ........................................ 2001 1 1,622 0.055Victoria Nusse, TCNJ ........................................ 2000 2 1,959 0.092Kim McCormick, Scranton ................................ 2003 2 1,786 0.101Brita Nelson, Wheaton (Ill.)................................ 2004 2 1,190 0.151Mindy Hammond, Ohio Wesleyan .................... 2002 3 1,691 0.160Julie Friess, UC San Diego ................................ 1989 4 2,034 0.177Victoria Nusse, TCNJ ........................................ 1999 4 1,928 0.187Stephanie Bull, Trinity (Tex.) .............................. 2004 3 1,408 0.192Danielle Mastrosimone, TCNJ ............................ 1993 5 2,247 0.200Becca Giefer, New York U. .............................. 2002 3 1,280 0.211Abby Rabinovitz, Wis.-Stevens Point .................. 2000 4 1,586 0.227Beth Howland, Ithaca........................................ 1989 3 1,170 0.231Stacey Kronenberg, Wheaton (Mass.) ................ 2004 5 1,911 0.235Elizabeth Cope, Wellesley ................................ 1999 5 1,863 0.242Courtney Petrie, Trinity (Tex.).............................. 1999 3 1,108 0.244Beth Howland, Ithaca........................................ 1990 4 1,470 0.245Maggie Futato, Messiah.................................... 2002 6 2,165 0.249Erin Williams, Puget Sound................................ 2004 6 2,088 0.259Katie Chrien, Otterbein...................................... 2003 5 1,727 0.261Hallie McNeill, Rhodes...................................... 1994 3 1,020 0.265


Player, Team Year Games Shutouts Pct. Julie Friess, UC San Diego .............................. 1989 21 18 0.86Mary St. Germain, Plymouth St. ...................... 1988 19 15 0.79Julie Friess, UC San Diego .............................. 1988 23 18 0.78Kim McCormick, Scranton .............................. 2003 22 17 0.77Molly Hellerman, Wellesley ............................ 1998 21 16 0.76Julie Friess, UC San Diego .............................. 1987 21 16 0.76Maggie Futato, Messiah.................................. 2002 24 18 0.75Elizabeth Cope, Wellesley .............................. 1999 20 15 0.75Katie Chrien, Otterbein .................................. 2003 19 14 0.74Tae Ruppe, St. Benedict .................................. 2003 19 14 0.74Jennifer Hetland, UC San Diego ...................... 1997 22 16 0.73Missy Samuels, Cortland St. ............................ 1992 22 16 0.73Missy Samuels, Cortland St. ............................ 1991 22 16 0.73Rebecca Brooks, Williams .............................. 1999 18 13 0.72Wendy Morgans, Moravian ............................ 1996 18 13 0.72Danielle Mastrosimone, TCNJ .......................... 1993 24 17 0.71Cassie Grose, Messiah.................................... 2004 23 16 0.70Victoria Nusse, TCNJ ...................................... 2001 20 14 0.70Shelby Springer, Willamette ............................ 2000 23 16 0.70Anna Bacho, Macalester ................................ 1999 23 16 0.70Jen Foreman, N.C. Wesleyan.......................... 1999 23 16 0.70Kristi Kauffman, Salisbury ................................ 1996 20 14 0.70Tara Joosten, Gust. Adolphus .......................... 1995 20 14 0.70

SOLO SHUTOUTSPlayer, Team Year Games ShutoutsMaggie Futato, Messiah ............................................ 2002 24 18Julie Friess, UC San Diego ........................................ 1989 21 18Julie Friess, UC San Diego ........................................ 1988 23 18Kim McCormick, Scranton ........................................ 2003 22 17Emily Boeing, Wheaton (Mass.) ................................ 1999 25 17


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Player, Team Year Games ShutoutsDanielle Mastrosimone, TCNJ .................................... 1993 24 17Cassie Grose, Messiah.............................................. 2004 23 16Shelby Springer, Willamette ...................................... 2000 23 16Anna Bacho, Macalester .......................................... 1999 23 16Jen Foreman, N.C. Wesleyan .................................... 1999 23 16Molly Hellerman, Wellesley ...................................... 1998 21 16Jennifer Hetland, UC San Diego ................................ 1997 22 16Missy Samuels, Cortland St. ...................................... 1992 22 16Missy Samuels, Cortland St. ...................................... 1991 22 16Julie Friess, UC San Diego ........................................ 1987 21 16Erica Midttveit, Stevens Institute .................................. 2004 22 15Allecia Tull, Oneonta St. ............................................ 1999 23 15Elizabeth Cope, Wellesley ........................................ 1999 20 15Anna Bacho, Macalester .......................................... 1998 23 15Robin Heard, Willamette .......................................... 1998 24 15Anne Wenthe, Mary Washington .............................. 1997 22 15Mary St. Germain, Plymouth St. ................................ 1988 19 15

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Player, Team Years Games Points Avg. Jessica Brooks, Meredith .................... 1995-98 66 288 4.36Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. .............. 1985-88 61 251 4.11Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo................ 1990-93 75 287 3.83Katie Pettigrew, Luther........................ 2001-04 78 297 3.81Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) .......... 1996-99 74 274 3.70Leslie Stechshulte, Capital .................. 1991-94 68 235 3.46Emilie Replogle, Delaware Valley........ 1995-98 68 230 3.38Stacey Breckner, Neb. Wesleyan ...... 1996-97 42 138 3.29Tara Dyk, Calvin .............................. 1995-98 81 263 3.25Alicia Vegas, Simpson ...................... 1996-99 81 262 3.23Cherie Peterson, Augustana (Ill.) ........ 1998-00 56 171 3.05Kate Brunelle, Western New Eng. ...... 1995-98 79 241 3.05Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan ............ 1993-96 67 203 3.03Lynne Stever, Nazareth ......................1983-84, 86-87 75 226 3.01Stacey Williams, Wilmington (Ohio) .. 1993-96 76 228 3.00Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan .............. 1998-01 83 248 2.99Lindsey Benson, Gordon .................... 2000-03 81 241 2.98Becky Craig, Gordon ........................ 1992-94 46 135 2.93Heather Holm, Agnes Scott ................ 1997-00 51 149 2.92Maril Davis, Claremont-M-S................ 1990-93 72 210 @ 2.92Kelly Fink, Wis.-Stevens Point.............. 2000-03 81 235 2.90Sara Morgan, Centre ........................ 1994-98 78 226 2.90Jen Johnson, Shenandoah .................. 1991-92, 94 45 129 2.87Trista Von Guilder, Heidelberg .......... 1990-93 70 200 2.86Stasha Wyskiel, Kenyon .................... 1985-88 47 134 2.85Nicole Burnett, Roger Williams .......... 1994-95 39 111 2.85@Assists not available.

POINTSPlayer, Team Years Games PointsKatie Pettigrew, Luther.............................. 2001-04 78 297Jessica Brooks, Meredith .......................... 1995-98 66 288Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo...................... 1990-93 75 287Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) ................ 1996-99 74 274Tara Dyk, Calvin .................................... 1995-98 81 263Alicia Vegas, Simpson ............................ 1996-99 81 262Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) .............. 2000-03 91 256Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. .................... 1985-88 61 251Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan .................... 1998-01 83 248Julie Veloff, Edgewood ............................ 1995-98 87 243Molly Burke, Western New Eng. .............. 1998, 2000-02 90 242Lindsey Benson, Gordon .......................... 2000-03 81 241Kate Brunelle, Western New Eng. ............ 1995-98 79 241Leslie Stechshulte, Capital ........................ 1991-94 68 235Kelly Fink, Wis.-Stevens Point.................... 2000-03 81 235Emilie Replogle, Delaware Valley.............. 1995-98 68 230Stacey Williams, Wilmington (Ohio) ........ 1993-96 76 228Sara Morgan, Centre .............................. 1994-98 78 226Lynne Stever, Nazareth............................ 1983-84, 86-87 75 226Sandi Poniatowski, Kalamazoo ................ 1996-99 78 218Erin Killian, Kalamazoo............................ 1995-98 78 212Maril Davis, Claremont-M-S...................... 1990-93 72 @210Meghan Wudtke, Lakeland ...................... 2000-03 76 208Valerie Barnhart, Stevens Institute .............. 2001-04 82 207Rachel Sweeney, Washington-St. Louis...... 1996-99 77 206@Assists not available.


Player, Team Years Games Goals Avg. Jessica Brooks, Meredith .................... 1995-98 66 121 1.83Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh. .............. 1985-88 61 110 1.80Katie Pettigrew, Luther........................ 2001-04 78 124 1.59Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo................ 1990-93 75 118 1.57Maril Davis, Claremont-M-S................ 1990-93 72 105 1.46Cherie Peterson, Augustana (Ill.) ........ 1998-00 56 79 1.41Alicia Vegas, Simpson ...................... 1996-99 81 113 1.40Emilie Replogle, Delaware Valley........ 1995-98 68 94 1.38Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) .......... 1996-99 74 102 1.38Tara Dyk, Calvin .............................. 1995-98 81 110 1.36Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan .............. 1998-01 83 112 1.35Lynne Stever, Nazareth......................1983-84, 86-87 75 98 1.31Heather Holm, Agnes Scott ................ 1997-00 51 66 1.29Stacey Williams, Wilmington (Ohio) .. 1993-96 76 98 1.29Corina Riismandel, Notre Dame (Md.) 1992-95 67 85 1.27Lindsey Benson, Gordon .................... 2000-03 81 102 1.26Leslie Stechshulte, Capital .................. 1991-94 68 86 1.26Sara Morgan, Centre ........................ 1994-98 78 96 1.23Stasha Wyskiel, Kenyon .................... 1985-88 47 57 1.21Kelly Fink, Wis.-Stevens Point.............. 2000-03 81 98 1.21Stacey Breckner, Neb. Wesleyan ...... 1996-97 42 51 1.21Julie Veloff, Edgewood ...................... 1995-98 87 104 1.19Kate Brunelle, Western New Eng. ...... 1995-98 79 93 1.18Meghan Wudtke, Lakeland ................ 2000-03 76 89 1.17Karin Treese, Wash. & Lee ................ 1995-98 63 72 1.14

GOALSPlayer, Team Years Games GoalsKatie Pettigrew, Luther ................................ 2001-04 78 124Jessica Brooks, Meredith ............................ 1995-98 66 121Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo ........................ 1990-93 75 118Alicia Vegas, Simpson ................................ 1996-99 81 113Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan ........................ 1998-01 83 112Tara Dyk, Calvin ........................................ 1995-98 81 110Beth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh......................... 1984-88 61 110Maril Davis, Claremont-M-S ........................ 1990-93 72 105Julie Veloff, Edgewood................................ 1995-98 87 104Lindsey Benson, Gordon ............................ 2000-03 81 102Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) ................ 2000-03 91 102Jen Shinbori, Luther .................................... 1998-01 85 102Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) .................... 1996-99 74 102Molly Burke, Western New Eng................... 1998, 2000-02 90 100Kelly Fink, Wis.-Stevens Point ...................... 2000-03 81 98Stacey Williams, Wilmington (Ohio) ............ 1993-96 76 98Lynne Stever, Nazareth .............................. 1983-84, 86-87 75 98Sara Morgan, Centre.................................. 1994-98 78 96Emilie Replogle, Delaware Valley ................ 1995-98 68 94Kate Brunelle, Western New Eng. .............. 1995-98 79 93Meghan Wudtke, Lakeland ........................ 2000-03 76 89Valerie Barnhart, Stevens Institute ................ 2001-04 82 87Leslie Stechshulte, Capital............................ 1991-94 68 86Corina Riismandel, Notre Dame (Md.) ........ 1992-95 67 85Sandi Poniatowski, Kalamazoo .................. 1996-99 78 84


Player, Team Years Games Assists Avg. Becky Craig, Gordon ............................ 1992-94 46 61 1.33Jenny Koth, Heidelberg .......................... 1990-93 34 44 1.29Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan .......... 1995-98 85 94 1.11Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.)................ 1996-99 74 70 0.95Leslie Stechshutle, Capital ...................... 1991-94 68 63 0.93Sandy Shaneyfelt, Neb. Wesleyan.......... 1993-96 77 62 0.81Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan ................ 1993-96 67 53 0.79Cheri Isler, Capital ................................ 1993-96 69 54 0.78Jessica Macri, Hilbert ............................ 2001-04 70 50 0.71Holly Bunten, Heidelberg........................ 1990-93 69 49 0.71Stefany Nutter, Lakeland ........................ 1999-02 81 57 0.70Lisa Romoser, Carthage.......................... 1995-98 81 57 0.70Karen Carney, Kalamazoo .................... 1989-92 73 51 0.70Kate Brunelle, Western New Eng. .......... 1995-98 79 55 0.70Sarah Williams, Heidelberg.................... 1994-97 80 55 0.69Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo .................... 1990-93 75 51 0.68Trista Von Guilder, Heidelberg................ 1990-93 71 48 0.68Nicole Turandy, Lake Forest.................... 1987-90 56 37 0.66Jen Johnson, Shenandoah ......................1991-92, 94 41 27 0.66Sandi Poniatowski, Kalamazoo .............. 1996-99 78 50 0.64Katie Knudsen, Wellesley ...................... 1994-97 66 42 0.64Katie Pettigrew, Luther ............................ 2001-04 78 49 0.63Vivian Vieira, Roger Williams ................ 1993-95 57 36 0.63


Player, Team Years Games Assists Avg. Anna Loring, Wheaton (Ill.) .................... 1994-97 80 50 0.63Julia Balta, Ohio Wesleyan .................... 1993-95 53 33 0.62Emilie Replogle, Delaware Valley ............ 1995-98 68 42 0.62Kristin Welk, Ohio Northern .................. 1997-00 78 48 0.62

ASSISTSPlayer, Team Years Games AssistsJacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan........................ 1995-98 85 94Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.) ............................ 1996-99 74 70Leslie Stechshutle, Capital .................................... 1991-94 68 63Sandy Shaneyfelt, Neb. Wesleyan ...................... 1993-96 77 62Becky Craig, Gordon .......................................... 1992-94 46 61Stefany Nutter, Lakeland ...................................... 1999-02 81 57Lisa Romoser, Carthage ...................................... 1995-98 81 57Kate Brunelle, Western New Eng. ........................ 1995-98 79 55Sarah Williams, Heidelberg ................................ 1994-97 80 55Cheri Isler, Capital .............................................. 1993-96 69 54Jenny Bruce, Wis.-Stevens Point ............................ 2000-03 90 53Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan.............................. 1993-96 67 53Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) .......................... 2000-03 91 52Kristen Ogulewicz, Western New Eng. ................ 1997-99 65 52Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo.................................. 1990-93 75 51Karen Carney, Kalamazoo .................................. 1989-92 73 51Jessica Macri, Hilbert .......................................... 2001-04 70 50Sandi Poniatowski, Kalamazoo ............................ 1996-99 78 50Anna Loring, Wheaton (Ill.) .................................. 1994-97 80 50Katie Pettigrew, Luther.......................................... 2001-04 78 49Holly Bunten, Heidelberg .................................... 1990-93 69 49Heidi Campbell, St. Mary’s (Minn.) ...................... 1985-88 82 49Kristin Welk, Ohio Northern ................................ 1997-00 78 48Trista Von Guilder, Heidelberg ............................ 1990-93 71 48Leslie Starbuck, Capital........................................ 1997-00 78 47Alina Sabatke, Luther .......................................... 1993-96 81 47

SAVES PER GAME(Min. 300 Saves)Player, Team Years Games Saves Avg. Michelle Foiles, Illinois Col. ........................ 1993-94 15 371 24.73Gina Zeno, Worcester St. .......................... 1991-92 20 358 17.90Amanda Cobb, New Jersey City ................ 1997-00 66 1,114 16.88Gina Gurgiolo, Wash. & Jeff....................... 1992-95 52 878 16.88Mea Fischelis, Kenyon ................................ 1986-89 42 656 15.62Marybeth Tessier, Colby-Sawyer.................. 1983-86 40 617 15.43Sarah Djuric, Marymount (Va.) .................... 1993-94 35 501 14.31Carissa Sweigart, Daniel Webster .............. 1997-98 25 354 14.16Sara Jesuit, Marian (Wis.) .......................... 1999-02 72 973 13.51Jen Samble, Muhlenberg ............................ 1991-93 48 625 13.02Vinnita Macri, Hilbert.................................. 1999-02 58 745 12.84Dawn Crownover, Wooster ........................ 1985-87 26 333 12.81Pam Bayha, Drew ...................................... 1989-91 39 499 12.79Michelle Arnold, Clarkson .......................... 1992-95 56 713 12.73Marcie Hahn, Wooster .............................. 1988-90 27 339 12.56Emily Jacob, Daniel Webster ...................... 1999-02 27 357 12.48Steph Becker, Otterbein .............................. 1994-96 50 616 12.32Tracy Dolence, Lake Erie ............................ 1998-01 78 954 12.23Julia Rose, Heidelberg ................................ 1999-02 69 828 12.00Jen Prudden, Colby-Sawyer ........................ 1997-99 40 473 11.83Jen Poliquin, Southern Me. ........................ 1993-96 71 822 11.58Elizabeth Bartley, Beloit .............................. 1990-92 50 578 11.56Molly Hewes, Ohio Wesleyan .................... 1986-89 63 723 11.48Susan Palmer, Dickinson ............................ 1997-00 77 881 11.44Susan Lally, Trinity (Conn.) .......................... 1992-95 56 633 11.30

SAVESPlayer, Team Years Games SavesAmanda Cobb, New Jersey City .......................... 1997-00 66 1,114Sara Jesuit, Marian (Wis.).................................... 1999-02 72 973Tracy Dolence, Lake Erie...................................... 1998-01 78 954Susan Palmer, Dickinson ...................................... 1997-00 77 881Gina Gurgiolo, Wash. & Jeff. .............................. 1992-95 52 878Julia Rose, Heidelberg ........................................ 1999-02 69 828Jen Poliquin, Southern Me. .................................. 1993-96 71 822Vinnita Macri, Hilbert .......................................... 1999-02 58 745Molly Hewes, Ohio Wesleyan.............................. 1986-89 63 723Apryl Jennrich, Wis.-River Falls ............................ 2000-03 70 717Michelle Arnold, Clarkson.................................... 1992-95 56 713Jill Ward, Baldwin-Wallace.................................. 1987-90 65 711Jennifer Weber, Roger Williams .......................... 1993-96 77 702Stephanie Johnson, Wis.-Platteville ........................ 1995-98 77 685Kristin McCauley, Concordia (Wis.)...................... 1997-00 78 678Jenny Akman, Guilford ........................................ 1997-00 62 666Mea Fischelis, Kenyon ........................................ 1986-89 42 656Kim Geiser, Lawrence.......................................... 1996-99 62 649

Player, Team Years Games SavesJulie Backof, McDaniel ........................................ 1994-97 63 637Susan Lally, Trinity (Conn.) .................................. 1992-95 56 633Jamie Baringer, Baldwin-Wallace ........................ 1994-97 69 630Marybeth Markiewicz, Juniata.............................. 1997-00 58 627Jen Samble, Muhlenberg...................................... 1991-93 48 625Jennifer Campioli, Va. Wesleyan.......................... 1995-98 66 624Marybeth Tessier, Colby-Sawyer .......................... 1983-86 40 617

GOALS–AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 2,500 Minutes)Player, Team Years GA Min. GAAVictoria Nusse, TCNJ ........................ 1998-01 8 6,304 0.114Christy Little, Webster ........................ 1999-02 10 3,065 0.294Maggie Futato, Messiah .................... 2000-03 21 5,877 0.322Danielle Mastrosimone, TCNJ ............ 1992-95 23 6,094 0.340Julie Friess, UC San Diego.................. 1986-89 26 6,685 0.350Kelly Pearson, UC San Diego ............ 1992-93, 95-96 13 3,307 0.354Beth Howland, Ithaca ........................ 1988-91 23 5,827 0.355Jennifer Hetland, UC San Diego ........ 1996-99 21 5,260 0.359Ashley Vratil, Wheaton (Ill.) ................ 2002-04 11 2,730 0.362Hallie McNeil, Rhodes ...................... 1993-95 18 4,440 0.365Anna Bacho, Macalester.................... 1996-99 28 6,572 0.383Laura Brenneman, Williams................ 1996-98 13 3,030 0.386Emily Johnson, Ithaca ........................ 1991-94 22 4,576 0.433Andrea Pawliczek, Emory .................. 1998-01 28 5,802 0.434Vikki Hultquist, TCNJ.......................... 1990-92 25 4,818 0.467Maggie Meagher, Ohio Wesleyan .... 1997-00 17 3,268 0.468Brita Nelson, Wheaton (Ill.) ................ 2001-04 31 5,499 0.507Eva Cahalan, Connecticut Col. .......... 1987-90 30 5,275 0.512Beth Greco, Ithaca ............................ 1988-91 21 3,655 0.517Abby Rabinovitz, Wis.-Stevens Point .. 1997-00 31 5,346 0.522Jessica Broomhead, Wheaton (Mass.) 2000-03 32 5,440 0.529Allecia Tull, Oneonta St. .................... 1996-99 43 6,977 0.555Shannon O’Malley, Johns Hopkins...... 1999-02 32 5,112 0.563Daniela Kolarsick, TCNJ .................... 1996-98 31 4,925 0.566Jennifer Haddad, Washington-St. Louis 1990-92 25 3,812 0.590

GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYEDPlayer, Team Years Min.Stephanie Romanko, Montclair St....................................... 1999-02 7,842:04Meghan Quinlan, Scranton .............................................. 1998-01 7,713:00Maggie O’Neil, St. Lawrence............................................ 1999-02 7,626:09Jennifer Weber, Roger Williams ........................................ 1993-96 7,450:00Jen Foreman, N.C. Wesleyan............................................ 1996-99 7,435:00Sara Baker, Gordon ........................................................ 1997-00 7,383:00Kaprece Smith, Lynchburg ................................................ 1997-00 7,367:00Leah Cornwell, William Smith............................................ 1999-02 7,344:17Kate Donhauser, Rochester ................................................ 1997-00 7,283:00Alyson Parrish, Clark (Mass.) ............................................ 1997-00 7,146:00Jen Snyder, Capital .......................................................... 1996-99 7,125:00Sara Wieczorek, Loras...................................................... 1998-01 7,026:00Allecia Tull, Oneonta St..................................................... 1996-99 6,977:00Susan Palmer, Dickinson.................................................... 1997-00 6,970:00Gina Fall, Ohio Northern .................................................. 1992-95 6,960:00Deb Hutcheson, Trinity (Tex.) ............................................ 1993-96 6,940:00Erin Jacobs, Nazareth ...................................................... 1994-97 6,935:00Jen Kinsman, Nichols ........................................................ 1994-97 6,810:00Amy Forbes, Salisbury ...................................................... 1997-00 6,746:00Sarah Miller, Richard Stockton .......................................... 1998-01 6,730:00Tara Joosten, Gust. Adolphus ............................................ 1994-97 6,696:00Julie Friess, UC San Diego ................................................ 1986-89 6,685:00Cindy Perreault, Gordon .................................................. 1993-96 6,665:00Tommi Bolton, Neb. Wesleyan .......................................... 1994-97 6,626:00Anna Bacho, Macalester .................................................. 1996-99 6,572:00


Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years Kelly Ambrose, St. Mary’s (Minn.) ........... 54 43 151 1985-88Heidi Campbell, St. Mary’s (Minn.) ......... 62 49 173 1985-88Susie Lindauer, Wis.-Stevens Point ........... 55 45 155 1989-92Holly Bunten, Heidelberg........................ 64 49 177 1990-93Jenny Koth, Heidelberg........................... 53 44 150 1990-93Trista Von Guilder, Heidelberg................ 76 48 200 1990-93Jennifer Russell, Kalamazoo .................... 118 51 287 1990-93Leslie Stechshulte, Capital ....................... 86 63 235 1991-94Karen Carney, Kalamazoo ..................... 47 51 145 1991-94Jaime Schultz, Luther .............................. 56 44 156 1991-92, 94-95Cheri Isler, Capital ................................. 69 54 192 1993-96Lotta Nilsson, Neb. Wesleyan................. 75 53 203 1993-96Sarah Williams, Heidelberg.................... 64 55 183 1994-97Katie Knudsen, Wellesley ....................... 44 42 130 1994-97Anna Loring, Wheaton (Ill.)..................... 43 50 136 1994-97


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Player, Team Goals Assists Points Years Emilie Replogle, Delaware Valley ............ 94 42 230 1995-98Erin Killian, Kalamazoo .......................... 83 46 212 1995-98Jacquie Neuhaus, Neb. Wesleyan .......... 45 94 184 1995-98Kate Brunelle, Western New Eng. ........... 93 55 241 1995-98Lisa Romoser, Carthage.......................... 46 57 149 1995-98Amy Bornfleth, Maryville (Mo.)................ 102 70 274 1996-99Sandi Poniatowski, Kalamazoo ............... 84 50 218 1996-99Rachel Sweeney, Washington-St. Louis .... 80 46 206 1996-99Kristin Welk, Ohio Northern ................... 48 48 144 1997-00Tammy Venema, Wilmington (Ohio)........ 48 42 138 1997-00Leslie Smith, Dallas................................. 64 41 169 1998-01Molly Burke, Western New Eng. ............. 100 42 242 1998,2000-02Molly Cady, Wis.-Stevens Point............... 43 43 129 1999-02Stefany Nutter, Lakeland......................... 63 57 183 1999-02Jenny Bruce, Wis.-Stevens Point............... 54 53 161 2000-03Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) ............. 102 52 256 2000-03Katie Pettigrew, Luther ............................ 124 49 297 2001-04Erin Brennan, Wheaton (Mass.)............... 55 46 156 2001-04

Miscellaneous

FASTEST GOAL, START OF GAMETime Player, Team Opponent Date:06 Sara Gross, St. Norbert Edgewood Sept. 1, 2004:10 Brooke Davis, Oneonta St. Scranton Oct. 10, 2001:10 Laine Montgomery, Goucher Gallaudet Oct. 18, 2000:13 Noell Berghuis, Calvin Adrian Sept. 21, 2002:13 Buffi Long, Ithaca Cortland St. Oct. 8, 1996:14 Jamie Sims, Otterbein Earlham Sept. 11, 2002:14 Meghan Wudtke, Lakeland Wis.-Platteville Sept. 23, 2001:14 Laura Smolinski, Ohio Northern Bluffton Sept. 5, 2001:15 Jenna Kereiakes, Emory Oglethorpe Sept. 26, 2003:16 Keri-Ann Murphy, Brockport Hamilton Oct. 10, 2000:16 Chelsea Kampas, Fredonia St. Rochester Inst. Sept. 6, 1998:17 Aimee Canale, Geneseo St. St. John Fisher Oct. 25, 1997:17 Jill Monico, Geneseo St. Buffalo St. Sept. 19, 1997:19 Kerry Nistler, Concordia-M'head North Dakota St. Oct. 10, 1995:20 Sara Strzepek, Messiah Juniata Oct. 17, 2001:20 Erin Croasmun, Ohio Wesleyan Augustana (Ill.) Sept. 10, 2000:20 Shellee Lamie, Ohio Wesleyan Denison Oct. 18, 1988

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME TEAMTime Players, Team Opponent Date:07 Erica Verderbev and Susan McCloy,

Scranton Delaware Valley Oct. 4, 1994:08 Jordan Pouliot and Tracy Prihoda,

Wheaton (Mass.) Babson Oct. 14, 2003:09 Lori Smith and Ellen Abramson

Trinity (Tex.) Millsaps Oct. 22, 2000:09 Jodi Johnson (both), St. Scholastica Mt. Senario Sept. 4, 1999:09 Athena Mulder and Jennifer Coulter,

Southern Vt. Bard Oct. 3, 1998:10 Meg McIntosh (both), Johns Hopkins Muhlenberg Sept. 25, 2004:10 Rebecca Mouw (both), Wheaton (Ill.) North Park Oct. 10, 2001:11 Erin O’Driscoll and Sarah Snyder,

Wis-Oshkosh St. Norbert Sept. 17, 2000:11 Emilie Replogle and Jessica Perry,

Delaware Valley Albright Oct. 20, 1998:11 Carey Kildow and Sarah Meedel,

Neb. Wesleyan Dana Oct. 24, 1996:13 Ashley Wilson and Erin Goettl,

Simpson Buena Vista Oct. 16, 2002:14 Tracy Smith (both), Marietta Baldwin-Wallace Sept. 30, 2000:14 Rachel Roderer and Meaghan

Laurich, DeSales King’s (Pa.) Nov. 1, 2003:15 Adriele DaSilva (both), New Jersey City Lincoln (Pa.) Nov. 6, 2004:15 Natalie Chizek and Morgan Kelly,

Simpson Thomas Sept. 19, 2004:15 Jackie Vanderstreet and

Lindsay Gehrke, Muhlenberg McDaniel Oct. 31, 1998

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, SAME PLAYERTime Player, Team Opponent Date:09 Jodi Johnson, St. Scholastica Mt. Senario Sept. 4, 1999:10 Meg McIntosh, Johns Hopkins Muhlenberg Sept. 25, 2004:10 Rebecca Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) North Park Oct. 10, 2001:14 Tracy Smith, Marietta Baldwin-Wallace Sept. 30, 2000:15 Adriele DaSilva, New Jersey City Lincoln (Pa.) Nov. 6, 2004:18 Courtney Copeland, Marymount (Va.) Gallaudet Oct. 16, 2001:19 Chris Camera, Geneseo St. Fredonia St. Oct. 14, 1989:26 Jamie Sims, Otterbein Muskingum Oct. 19, 2002:29 Sonora Majkut, Marymount (Va.) Alvernia Sept. 23, 2003

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS, OPPOSING TEAMSTime First Goal Second Goal Date:10 McKayla Crist, DeSales Laura Dillon, Lycoming Sept. 19, 2004:11 Liz Graf, Grinnell Jenny Berthiaume,

Lake Forest Oct. 7, 2000:12 Stacy Voegeli, DeSales Alyssa Carlow,

Dickinson Sept. 6, 2003:12 Jessica Macri, Hilbert Brandy Toner,

Cazenovia Oct. 13, 2001:16 Suzanne Macak, Ripon Nadia Musallam,

St. Norbert Oct. 3, 2001:17 Lindsey Tiemeyer, Shaina Niederschulte,

Maryville (Mo.) Webster Nov. 4, 2004:17 Ebony Carter, Columbia Col. Keri Tedford,

Wesleyan (Ga.) Oct. 17, 2001:17 Chandria Mitchell, Alisa Vander Pyl,

Rutgers-Camden Eastern Sept. 22, 2001:18 Kim Reese, Wis.-Stevens Point Christine Williams,

St. Thomas (Minn.) Aug. 29, 2003:18 Kelly Boynton, Neb. Wesleyan Kate Hubert, Bethel

(Minn.) Sept. 19, 1995:19 Dawn Borcherding, Luther Janice Frueh, Coe Oct. 7, 1999:20 Jennifer Tuttle, Elmira Angela Bruno,

Cortland St. Oct. 25, 2003:22 Jenni Wilberding, Loras Emma-Klara Porter,

Wis.-Stevens Point Nov. 16, 2002:22 Jennifer Volo, Framingham St. Tracy Prihoda,

Wheaton (Mass.) Sept. 20, 2001:23 Stephanie Allocco, Rowan Kelly Farrell,

Widener Sept. 19, 1998

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE GOALNo. Player, Team From To27 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan Oct. 10, 1998 Oct. 27, 199923 Alicia Vegas, Simpson Sept. 17, 1998 Sept. 22, 199914 Brooke Anderson, Rockford Sept. 8, 2002 Oct. 24, 200213 Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) Sept. 18, 2001 Oct. 20, 200113 Beck King, Trinity (Tex.) Sept. 15, 2000 Oct. 25, 200013 Rebecca Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.) Sept. 4, 2000 Oct. 14, 200012 Valerie Barnhart, Stevens Institute Aug. 31, 2001 Oct. 13, 200112 Lori Thomas, Washington-St. Louis Sept. 9, 1998 Oct. 21, 199810 Amanda Smith, Lakeland Oct. 13, 2003 Nov. 8, 200310 Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) Oct. 2, 2002 Nov. 2, 200210 Beth Blasi, McDaniel Sept. 12, 1999 Oct. 20, 199910 Erin Hipp, Ohio Northern Sept. 6, 1997 Sept. 29, 199710 Jodi Klauminzer, Baldwin-Wallace Sept. 1, 1996 Oct. 1, 199610 Chris Webb, N.C. Wesleyan Sept. 19, 1993 Oct. 24, 19939 Jen Binger, Wheaton (Ill.) Sept. 29, 2004 Oct. 27, 20049 Valerie Barnhart, Stevens Institute Sept. 24, 2003 Oct. 25, 20039 Meghan Wudtke, Lakeland Sept. 20, 2002 Oct. 19, 20029 Leigh Fister, Webster Sept. 10, 2000 Oct. 14, 20009 Rachel Sweeney, Washington-St. Louis Sept. 9, 1998 Oct. 10, 19989 Larissa Fricsons, Wooster Sept. 6, 1992 Oct. 3, 1992

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTESTime Player, Team From To1,568:21 Victoria Nusse, TCNJ Nov. 19, 2000 Nov. 11, 20011,405:17 Victoria Nusse, TCNJ Sept. 27, 2000 Nov. 19, 20001,215:00 Maggie Futato, Messiah Sept. 25, 2002 Nov. 16, 20021,140:00 Molly Hellerman, Wellesley Sept. 14, 1998 Oct. 17, 19981,010:00 Erica Henrich, DePauw Sept. 4, 1999 Oct. 23, 1999

984:17 Stacey Kronenberg,Wheaton (Mass.) Oct. 5, 2004 Nov. 20, 2004

968:00 Allecia Tull, Oneonta St. Oct. 2, 1999 Nov. 6, 1999951:00 Tara Joosten, Gust. Adolphus Sept. 2, 1995 Oct. 6, 1995945:00 Abby Rabinovitz, Wis.-Stevens Pt. Oct. 5, 1997 Nov. 5, 1997930:00 Amy Burgardt, Kalamazoo Oct. 4, 1997 Nov. 2, 1997928:40 Maggie Meagher, Ohio Wesleyan Sept. 1, 1999 Oct. 6, 1999903:00 Erin Hodges, Oneonta St. Sept. 8, 2001 Oct. 6, 2001897:00 Cara Coleman, DePauw Sept. 6, 1992 Oct. 7, 1992891:00 Becky Petsch, Rowan Sept. 8, 1999 Oct. 4, 1999887:04 Lindsay Bergevin, Neb. Wesleyan Oct. 25, 1998 Sept. 14, 1999

Annual Champions

POINTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO A P Avg.1998 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan ................ Fr. 22 43 9 95 4.321999 Stefanie Wieland, ..............................

Gwynedd-Mercy.............................. Fr. 15 19 21 59 3.932000 Katie Pope, Benedictine (Ill.) ................ Sr. 18 32 18 82 4.56


Season Player, Team Cl. G GO A P Avg.2001 Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) .......... So. 21 38 11 87 4.142002 Lindsey Benson, Gordon ...................... Jr. 20 40 13 93 4.652003 Katie Pettigrew, Luther ........................ Jr. 19 34 14 82 4.322004 Amanda Smith, Lakeland .................... Sr. 20 33 5 71 3.55

GOALS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G GO Avg.1998 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan............................. Fr. 22 43 1.951999 Cherie Peterson, Augustana (Ill.) ....................... Jr. 20 34 1.702000 Jolanda Aalbers, Wis.-Oshkosh........................ Fr. 15 30 2.002001 Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.) ......................So. 21 38 1.812002 Lindsey Benson, Gordon.................................. Jr. 20 40 2.002003 Katie Pettigrew, Luther ..................................... Jr. 19 34 1.792004 Amanda Smith, Lakeland................................. Sr. 20 33 1.65

ASSISTS PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G A Avg.1998 Kristen Ogulewicz, Western New Eng.............. Jr. 21 30 1.431999 Stefanie Wieland, Gwynedd-Mercy.................. Fr. 15 21 1.402000 Sabrina Foley, Benedictine (Ill.) ........................ Sr. 18 20 1.112001 Elena Ziarnik, Stevens Institute.......................... Sr. 18 21 1.172002 Bess Watson, Gordon ..................................... Sr. 20 21 1.052003 Carrie Schrank, Wis.-Stout............................... Jr. 17 19 1.122004 Christy Lindsay, Maryville (Mo.) ....................... Fr. 21 24 1.14

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESeason Player, Team Cl. G MIN GA GAA1998 Molly Hellerman, Wellesley ................. Sr. 20 1,674 5 0.2691999 Victoria Nusse, TCNJ .......................... So. 24 1,928 4 0.1872000 Victoria Nusse, TCNJ .......................... Jr. 24 1,959 2 0.0922001 Victoria Nusse, TCNJ .......................... Sr. 20 1,622 1 0.0552002 Mindy Hammond, Ohio Wesleyan ...... Sr. 23 1,691 3 0.1602003 Kim McCormick, Scranton ................... Jr. 22 1,786 2 0.1012004 Brita Nelson, Wheaton (Ill.) ................. Sr. 24 1,190 2 0.151

SAVES PER GAMESeason Player, Team Cl. G SV Avg.1998 Amanda Cobb, New Jersey City......................So. 11 237 21.551999 Becky Burnos, Alvernia.................................... Fr. 15 302 20.132000 Amanda Cobb, New Jersey City...................... Sr. 18 371 20.612001 Lauren Bentrup, Monmouth (Ill.) ........................ Jr. 14 246 17.572002 Sara Jesuit, Marian (Wis.) ............................... Sr. 18 365 20.282003 Gina Sgroi, New Jersey City............................So. 15 281 18.732004 Tiffany Lee, Trinity (D.C.).................................. Fr. 14 280 20.00

Team RecordsOfficial NCAA Division III women's soccerrecords began with the 1982 season and arebased on information submitted to the NCAAstatistics service by institutions participating inthe statistics rankings. Annual champions start-ed in the 1998 season, which was the first yearthe NCAA compiled weekly leaders. In statisti-cal rankings, the rounding of percentagesand/or averages may indicate ties where noneexist. In these cases, the numerical order of therankings is accurate.

Scoring

POINTSGame

114—Neb. Wesleyan vs. Dana, Nov. 1, 1996

GOALSGame

33—Neb. Wesleyan vs. Dana, Nov. 1, 1996Season

173—Neb. Wesleyan, 1996 (23 games)


7.52—Neb. Wesleyan, 1996 (173 goals in 23games)

ASSISTSGame

48—Neb. Wesleyan vs. Dana, Nov. 1, 1996

Defense

SAVESGame

55—Alvernia vs. Wesley, Sept. 25, 1999Season

398—Lake Erie, 2000 (20 games)


24.17—Juniata, 1995 (290 in 12 games)

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGESeason

0.050—TCNJ, 2001 (1 GA in 1,800 min.)

SHUTOUTSSeason

22—Wheaton (Mass.), 2004 (26 games)


0.95—TCNJ, 2001 (19 in 20 games)

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINS60—Ohio Wesleyan, Sept. 5, 2001 to Oct. 22, 2003

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS60—Ohio Wesleyan, Sept. 5, 2001 to Oct. 22, 2003

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS38—Willamette, Sept. 14, 2000 to Oct. 25, 2003

CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS74—Willamette, 1997 to Sept. 15, 2004


70—Wis.-Stevens Point, Sept. 13, 1997 to Sept. 30,2003

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUTA LOSS(Includes conference tournaments)

72—Oneonta St., Sept. 8, 1999 to present; Wis.-Stevens Point, Sept. 13, 1997 to Oct. 19, 2003

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS19—TCNJ, Sept. 1, 2001 to Nov. 4, 2001

WINS IN A SEASON25—Wheaton (Ill.), 2004

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS23—Ithaca, 1982 to present; Rochester, 1982 to pre-

sentMOST IMPROVED WON-LOST RECORD

101/2—Olivet, 1997 (5-13-1) to 1998 (16-3-0);Rhodes, 1990 (0-14-1) to 1991 (10-3-1)

TIES IN A SEASON7—Ithaca, 1989

0-0 TIES IN A SEASON5—Ithaca, 1989

OVERTIME GAMES IN A SEASON10—Ithaca, 1989 (4-1-5 in OT games)

Game

POINTSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 114 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Dana............................................................Nov. 1, 1996

74 Neb. Wesleyan vs. McPherson ....................................................Oct. 7, 199468 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran ........................................Sept. 20, 199759 Simpson vs. Buena Vista ............................................................Oct. 10, 200158 Luther vs. William Penn ..............................................................Nov. 6, 1996

No. Team vs. Opponent Date 56 Webster vs. Stephens..................................................................Sept. 6, 200153 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran............................................Oct. 2, 199952 Benedictine (Ill.) vs. Mount Mary ................................................Oct. 21, 200052 Ohio Northern vs. Defiance..........................................................Oct. 7, 199751 Luther vs. Upper Iowa..................................................................Nov. 2, 200251 Hardin-Simmons vs. Concordia-Austin ........................................Sept. 18, 200050 Kalamazoo vs. Adrian ..............................................................Oct. 27, 199850 Edgewood vs. Lakeland ............................................................Sept. 10, 199748 Kalamazoo vs. St. Mary’s (Ind.) ....................................................Oct. 7, 200047 St. Catherine vs. Milwaukee Engr...............................................Sept. 10, 2000

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TEAM RECORDS 249

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Team Year Games No. Avg. Hardin-Simmons .......................................... 2002 18 90 5.00Lakeland .................................................... 2002 20 100 5.00Bay Path .................................................... 2002 23 114 4.96Western New Eng. ...................................... 1998 22 109 4.95Edgewood .................................................. 1998 22 109 4.95

GOALSTeam Year Games GoalsNeb. Wesleyan ................................................ 1996 23 173Kalamazoo........................................................ 1998 21 135St. Mary’s (Minn.) .............................................. 1986 24 116Bay Path .......................................................... 2002 23 114Hardin-Simmons ................................................ 2004 22 112Wis.-Stevens Point .............................................. 2000 27 111Edgewood ........................................................ 1998 22 109Western New Eng. ............................................ 1998 22 109Wheaton (Ill.) .................................................... 2004 26 108Luther................................................................ 2001 21 107Webster ............................................................ 2000 21 106Lynchburg.......................................................... 1999 24 104Ohio Northern .................................................. 1997 22 104St. Scholastica .................................................. 2004 22 103Neb. Wesleyan ................................................ 1997 20 103Wheaton (Mass.) .............................................. 2003 25 102Loras ................................................................ 2002 23 102Trinity (Tex.) ...................................................... 2000 22 102Wheaton (Mass.) .............................................. 2001 21 101La Roche .......................................................... 2000 20 101Principia............................................................ 2000 20 101Kalamazoo........................................................ 1997 21 101

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 1,200 Minutes)Team Year GA Min. GAA TCNJ .............................................................. 2001 1 1,800 0.050TCNJ .............................................................. 2000 3 2,243 0.120Scranton .......................................................... 2003 3 2,191 0.123TCNJ .............................................................. 1999 4 2,248 0.160Ohio Wesleyan ................................................ 2002 4 2,183 0.165Trinity (Tex.)...................................................... 2004 3 1,531 0.176UC San Diego .................................................. 1989 4 2,045 0.176William Smith .................................................. 1988 4 1,926 0.187William Smith .................................................. 1991 4 1,860 0.194TCNJ .............................................................. 1993 5 2,247 0.200Plymouth St. .................................................... 1988 4 1,800 0.200Plymouth St. .................................................... 1994 4 1,710 0.210Hardin-Simmons................................................ 2004 5 2,000 0.225Wellesley ........................................................ 1999 5 1,890 0.238Messiah .......................................................... 2002 6 2,235 0.242Rhodes ............................................................ 1994 5 1,830 0.246Puget Sound .................................................... 2004 6 2,180 0.248Otterbein.......................................................... 2003 5 1,767 0.255UC San Diego .................................................. 1999 6 2,079 0.260Wheaton (Mass.) .............................................. 2004 7 2,400 0.263

SAVES PER GAMETeam Year Games Saves Avg. Juniata.......................................................... 1995 12 290 24.17Colby-Sawyer................................................ 1985 16 360 22.50Albright ........................................................ 2000 17 379 22.29Daniel Webster ............................................ 1995 12 259 21.58New Jersey City ............................................ 1998 11 237 21.55Agnes Scott .................................................. 1992 15 313 20.87Colby-Sawyer................................................ 1982 13 271 20.85Daniel Webster ............................................ 1996 14 291 20.79New Jersey City ............................................ 2000 18 371 20.61Marian (Wis.) .............................................. 2002 18 365 20.28Lake Erie ...................................................... 2000 20 398 19.90Alvernia........................................................ 1999 16 317 19.81Millsaps........................................................ 1998 18 356 19.78Wis.-Superior ................................................ 2000 15 296 19.73Sweet Briar .................................................. 1998 16 314 19.63Notre Dame (Md.) ........................................ 1989 11 214 19.45Marymount (Va.) .......................................... 1994 18 350 19.44Earlham........................................................ 1990 16 311 19.44McDaniel .................................................... 1993 15 289 19.27Utica/Rome .................................................. 1998 18 345 19.17

SAVESTeam Year Games No.Lake Erie................................................................ 2000 20 398Albright ................................................................ 2000 17 379New Jersey City .................................................... 2000 18 371

GOALSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 33 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Dana............................................................Nov. 1, 199622 Neb. Wesleyan vs. McPherson ....................................................Oct. 7, 199421 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran ........................................Sept. 20, 199719 Hardin-Simmons vs. Concordia-Austin ........................................Sept. 18, 200419 Simpson vs. Buena Vista ............................................................Oct. 10, 200119 Webster vs. Stephens..................................................................Sept. 6, 200119 Luther vs. William Penn ..............................................................Nov. 6, 199618 Luther vs. Upper Iowa..................................................................Nov. 2, 200218 Benedictine (Ill.) vs. Mount Mary ................................................Oct. 21, 200018 Kalamazoo vs. Adrian ..............................................................Oct. 27, 199818 Ohio Northern vs. Defiance..........................................................Oct. 7, 199718 Wheaton (Ill.) vs. Millikin ............................................................Sept. 2, 199617 Castleton St. vs. St. Joseph (Conn.)..............................................Oct. 13, 200417 Piedmont vs. Fisk ........................................................................Nov. 1, 200317 Cornell Col. vs. Buena Vista ......................................................Sept. 22, 200117 Hardin-Simmons vs. Concordia-Austin ........................................Sept. 18, 200017 Wis.-La Crosse vs. Wis.-Superior ................................................Oct. 23, 199917 Wis.-Eau Claire vs. Wis.-Superior................................................Oct. 16, 199917 Waynesburg vs. Trinity (D.C.) ......................................................Oct. 9, 199917 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran............................................Oct. 2, 1999

ASSISTSNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 48 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Dana............................................................Nov. 1, 199630 Neb. Wesleyan vs. McPherson ....................................................Oct. 7, 199427 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Northwestern (Iowa) ......................................Sept. 4, 199626 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran ........................................Sept. 20, 199721 Webster vs. MacMurray..............................................................Sept. 8, 200321 Simpson vs. Buena Vista ............................................................Oct. 10, 200120 Luther vs. William Penn ..............................................................Nov. 6, 199619 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran............................................Oct. 2, 199918 Webster vs. Stephens..................................................................Sept. 6, 200118 Edgewood vs. Lakeland ............................................................Sept. 10, 199717 Kalamazoo vs. Alma ................................................................Sept. 30, 200017 Hardin-Simmons vs. Concordia-Austin ........................................Sept. 18, 200016 Benedictine (Ill.) vs. Mount Mary ................................................Oct. 21, 200016 Kalamazoo vs. St. Mary’s (Ind.) ....................................................Oct. 7, 200016 Neb. Wesleyan vs. Midland Lutheran............................................Oct. 3, 200016 Ohio Northern vs. Defiance..........................................................Oct. 7, 199716 Cortland St. vs. Mt. St. Vincent ................................................................199216 St. Mary’s (Minn.) vs. Augsburg ..............................................................1986

SAVESNo. Team vs. Opponent Date 55 Alvernia vs. Wesley ..................................................................Sept. 25, 199951 Juniata vs. Messiah ....................................................................Sept. 5, 199544 Lake Erie vs. Penn St.-Behrend ....................................................Oct. 17, 200044 Wis.-Superior vs. Northwestern (Minn.) ......................................Sept. 11, 199943 Daniel Webster vs. Emerson ......................................................Oct. 21, 199843 Wooster vs. Denison ....................................................................Oct. 1, 198542 Upper Iowa vs. Luther ................................................................Oct. 18, 200342 MacMurray vs. Principia ..............................................................Oct. 9, 199942 Buffalo St. vs. Niagara ............................................................................199241 Buena Vista vs. Northwestern (Iowa) ..........................................Sept. 27, 200141 Guilford vs. Western Caro. ..........................................................Oct. 3, 199941 Colby-Sawyer vs. Plymouth St. ....................................................Oct. 22, 199841 Lake Erie vs. Wilmington (Ohio)....................................................Oct. 2, 199541 Colby-Sawyer vs. Bates ..............................................................Oct. 17, 198540 Wis.-Superior vs. Wis.-River Falls ..............................................Sept. 22, 200240 Agnes Scott vs. Meredith ............................................................Oct. 23, 199840 Goucher vs. St. Mary’s (Minn.) ................................................................1991

Season

SCORING AVERAGETeam Year Games No. Avg. Neb. Wesleyan .......................................... 1996 23 173 7.52Kalamazoo.................................................. 1998 21 135 6.43Chestnut Hill ................................................ 2003 18 97 5.39Dallas ........................................................ 2002 18 96 5.33Heidelberg .................................................. 1990 17 89 5.24Olivet.......................................................... 1998 19 99 5.21Neb. Wesleyan .......................................... 1997 20 103 5.15Heidelberg .................................................. 1991 17 87 5.12Luther.......................................................... 2001 21 107 5.10Hardin-Simmons .......................................... 2004 22 112 5.09La Roche .................................................... 2000 20 101 5.05Principia...................................................... 2000 20 101 5.05Webster...................................................... 2000 21 106 5.05Principia...................................................... 2001 19 95 5.00Kalamazoo.................................................. 1993 19 95 5.00

TEAM RECORDS250

Team Year Games No.Marian (Wis.) ........................................................ 2002 18 365Colby-Sawyer ........................................................ 1985 16 360Millsaps ................................................................ 1998 18 356Marymount (Va.) .................................................... 1994 18 350Utica/Rome .......................................................... 1998 18 345King’s (Pa.) ............................................................ 1998 18 330Bryn Mawr ............................................................ 1998 19 326Southern Me. ........................................................ 1994 18 322Guilford ................................................................ 1999 19 319La Roche .............................................................. 2000 20 317Alvernia ................................................................ 1999 16 317Colby-Sawyer ........................................................ 1998 20 316Sweet Briar............................................................ 1998 16 314Agnes Scott .......................................................... 1992 15 313Earlham ................................................................ 1990 16 311Clarkson................................................................ 1995 17 307Wheaton (Mass.) .................................................. 1993 19 307

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGETeam Year Games No. Pct. TCNJ ........................................................ 2001 20 19 0.950Scranton .................................................... 2003 24 21 0.875TCNJ ........................................................ 2000 24 21 0.875TCNJ ........................................................ 1993 24 21 0.875UC San Diego ............................................ 1989 21 18 0.857William Smith ............................................ 1991 20 17 0.850Wheaton (Mass.) ........................................ 2004 26 22 0.846Puget Sound .............................................. 2004 24 20 0.833TCNJ ........................................................ 1999 24 20 0.833Plymouth St. .............................................. 1994 18 15 0.833Ohio Wesleyan .......................................... 2002 24 20 0.833Trinity (Tex.)................................................ 2004 17 14 0.824Hardin-Simmons .......................................... 2004 22 18 0.818DePauw .................................................... 1999 21 17 0.809William Smith ............................................ 1988 20 16 0.800Messiah .................................................... 2001 19 15 0.789Kalamazoo ................................................ 1990 19 15 0.789Plymouth St. .............................................. 1988 19 15 0.789Oneonta St. ................................................ 1999 23 18 0.783Macalester ................................................ 1998 23 18 0.783UC San Diego ............................................ 1988 23 18 0.783

SHUTOUTSTeam Year Games ShutoutsWheaton (Mass.) ...................................................... 2004 26 22Scranton .................................................................. 2003 24 21TCNJ........................................................................ 2000 24 21TCNJ........................................................................ 1993 24 21Puget Sound ............................................................ 2004 24 20TCNJ........................................................................ 1999 24 20Ohio Wesleyan ........................................................ 2002 24 20Wheaton (Mass.) ...................................................... 2003 25 19TCNJ........................................................................ 2001 20 19Ithaca ...................................................................... 1989 25 19Hardin-Simmons........................................................ 2004 22 18Lynchburg ................................................................ 2004 24 18Wheaton (Ill.)............................................................ 2004 26 18Oneonta St............................................................... 2003 25 18Messiah .................................................................. 2002 24 18Hardin-Simmons........................................................ 2001 25 18Oneonta St............................................................... 1999 23 18Macalester................................................................ 1998 23 18Ithaca ...................................................................... 1991 24 18Cortland St. .............................................................. 1990 25 18UC San Diego .......................................................... 1989 21 18UC San Diego .......................................................... 1988 23 18

Miscellaneous

CONSECUTIVE WINSNo. Team From To60 Ohio Wesleyan ................................ Sept. 5, 2001 Oct. 22, 200334 TCNJ................................................ Sept. 29, 2000 Nov. 4, 200126 Heidelberg ...................................... 1990 199125 Wheaton (Ill.).................................... Sept. 4, 2004 present23 Messiah............................................ Aug. 30, 2002 Nov. 30, 200223 Edgewood........................................ Sept. 6, 1996 Sept. 4, 199722 UC San Diego .................................. Sept. 30, 1996 Sept. 16, 199720 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Aug. 31, 2001 Oct. 28, 200120 Plattsburgh St. .................................. Sept. 3, 1998 Sept. 2, 199920 Cortland St. ...................................... 1990 1990

No. Team From To19 St. Scholastica .................................. Sept. 2, 2004 Oct. 29, 200419 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Sept. 14, 2003 Nov. 16, 200319 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Sept. 15, 2002 Nov. 17, 200219 Ohio Wesleyan ................................ Sept. 1, 1999 Nov. 5, 199919 Gordon ............................................ Sept. 15, 1993 Sept. 24, 1994

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS No. Team From To60 Ohio Wesleyan ................................ Sept. 5, 2001 Oct. 22, 200334 TCNJ................................................ Sept. 29, 2000 Nov. 4, 200132 TCNJ................................................ Sept. 26, 1993 Oct. 20, 199429 Messiah............................................ Oct. 17, 2001 Nov. 30, 200229 Emory .............................................. Sept. 18, 1998 Oct. 16, 199927 UC San Diego .................................. Oct. 12, 1992 Nov. 7, 199327 Heidelberg ...................................... 1990 199125 Wheaton (Ill.).................................... Sept. 4, 2004 present25 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Sept. 2, 2004 Nov. 21, 200425 Cortland St. ...................................... 1990 199124 Ithaca .............................................. Sept. 2, 1989 Nov. 11, 198923 TCNJ................................................ Sept. 1, 1999 Nov. 13, 199923 Willamette........................................ Sept. 7, 1998 Nov. 15, 199823 Edgewood........................................ Sept. 6, 1996 Sept. 4, 199722 Salisbury .......................................... Aug. 30, 2000 Nov. 5, 200022 UC San Diego .................................. Sept. 30, 1996 Sept. 16, 199722 UC San Diego .................................. Sept. 5, 1988 Nov. 12, 1988

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS(Includes conference and NCAA tournaments)No. Team From To38 Willamette........................................ Sept. 14, 2000 Oct. 25, 200333 Ohio Wesleyan ................................ Sept. 15, 2001 Nov. 1, 200332 Puget Sound .................................... Oct. 23, 1999 Oct. 18, 200331 Trinity (Tex.) ...................................... Sept. 29, 1999 Aug. 30, 200231 Macalester........................................ Sept. 1, 1999 Oct. 26, 200131 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Oct. 7, 1999 Oct. 28, 200123 Oneonta St. ...................................... Oct. 16, 1996 Oct. 6, 199923 Ohio Northern .................................. Nov. 3, 1996 Oct. 28, 199822 TCNJ................................................ Oct. 29, 1999 Sept. 21, 200222 UC San Diego .................................. Sept. 30, 1996 Sept. 12, 199820 Oneonta St. ...................................... Oct. 16, 1999 Oct. 27, 200120 Anna Maria...................................... Oct. 9, 1996 Oct. 17, 199819 Salisbury .......................................... Oct. 7, 1995 Sept. 27, 199718 Wis.-Stevens Point ............................ Sept. 28, 2000 Oct. 27, 200118 Wis.-Stevens Point ............................ Oct. 8, 1998 Sept. 19, 2000

CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes conference and NCAA tournaments)No. Team From To74 Willamette ........................................ 1997 Sept. 15, 200457 TCNJ................................................ Oct. 17, 1998 present52 Macalester........................................ 1997 200246 Oneonta St. ...................................... Oct. 16, 1996 Oct. 27, 200136 Puget Sound .................................... Oct. 23, 1999 Nov. 8, 200336 TCNJ................................................ 1990 Oct. 20, 199433 Ohio Wesleyan ................................ Sept. 15, 2001 Nov. 1, 200332 Wheaton (Ill.).................................... Oct. 2, 2002 present32 Ithaca .............................................. Oct. 19, 1991 Sept. 16, 199531 Trinity (Tex.) ...................................... Sept. 29, 1999 Aug. 30, 200231 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Oct. 7, 1999 Oct. 28, 200129 Wis.-Stevens Point ............................ Sept. 28, 2000 Nov. 16, 200226 Chapman ........................................ 2000 Oct. 23, 200223 Ohio Northern .................................. Nov. 3, 1996 Oct. 28, 199822 UC San Diego .................................. Sept. 30, 1996 Sept. 12, 199820 Anna Maria...................................... Oct. 9, 1996 Oct. 17, 1998

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS(Includes conference tournaments)No. Team (Conference) From To70 Wis.-Stevens Point ............................ Sept. 13, 1997 Sept. 30, 200352 Oneonta St. ...................................... Oct. 2, 1998 Sept. 26, 200347 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Oct. 21, 2000 Oct. 19, 200445 Webster .......................................... Oct. 27, 2000 Sept. 21, 200443 Wheaton (Ill.).................................... Sept. 6, 1995 Oct. 2, 200141 Trinity (Tex.) ...................................... Sept. 26, 1999 Oct. 26, 200338 Macalester........................................ Oct. 30, 1996 Oct. 11, 200037 Kalamazoo ...................................... Sept. 20, 1989 Sept. 17, 199335 Ohio Wesleyan ................................ Sept. 26, 2000 Oct. 22, 200332 Stevens Institute ................................ Oct. 11, 2000 present32 Penn St.-Behrend .............................. Sept. 27, 1997 Oct. 28, 200131 Scranton .......................................... Sept. 18, 1999 Oct. 5, 200231 Lynchburg ........................................ Oct. 21, 1998 Oct. 20, 200129 Heidelberg ...................................... 1992 199427 TCNJ................................................ Oct. 1, 2000 Oct. 26, 200227 Mary Washington ............................ Sept. 15, 1995 Oct. 12, 2000

TEAM RECORDS 251

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS(Includes conference tournaments)No. Team (Conference) From To72 Wis.-Stevens Point ............................ Sept. 13, 1997 Oct. 19, 200372 Oneonta St. ...................................... Sept. 8, 1999 present58 Webster .......................................... Sept. 7, 2000 Sept. 21, 200452 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Oct. 21, 2000 present47 Mary Washington ............................ Sept. 15, 1995 Oct. 12, 200045 Wis.-Stevens Point ............................ Sept. 23, 1992 Oct. 27, 199643 Scranton .......................................... Sept. 18, 1999 Nov. 8, 200343 Macalester........................................ Oct. 30, 1996 Sept. 19, 200143 Wheaton (Ill.).................................... Sept. 6, 1995 Oct. 2, 200141 Trinity (Tex.) ...................................... Sept. 26, 1999 Oct. 26, 200338 Messiah............................................ Oct. 25, 2000 present37 Kalamazoo ...................................... Sept. 20, 1989 Sept. 17, 199336 Lynchburg ........................................ Oct. 21, 1998 Sept. 25, 200235 Ohio Wesleyan ................................ Sept. 26, 2000 Oct. 22, 200335 Allegheny ........................................ 1985 1989

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTSNo. Team From To19 TCNJ................................................ Sept. 1, 2001 Nov. 4, 200113 Messiah............................................ Sept. 25, 2002 Nov. 16, 200212 TCNJ................................................ Oct. 7, 2000 Nov. 18, 200012 Wellesley ........................................ Sept. 14, 1998 Oct. 17, 199912 Kalamazoo ...................................... Sept. 12, 1990 Oct. 11, 199012 William Smith .................................. Sept. 18, 1988 Oct. 21, 198811 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................. Oct. 9, 2004 Nov. 14, 200411 Ohio Wesleyan ................................ Sept. 17, 2002 Oct. 26, 200211 TCNJ................................................ 1993 Sept. 25, 199411 UC San Diego .................................. Sept. 10, 1989 Oct. 13, 198910 TCNJ................................................ Sept. 28, 2002 Nov. 8, 200210 Salisbury .......................................... Sept. 29, 2001 Oct. 25, 200110 Oneonta St. ...................................... Sept. 15, 2001 Oct. 5, 200110 Kalamazoo ...................................... Oct. 4, 1997 Nov. 2, 199710 TCNJ................................................ Sept. 24, 1997 Oct. 27, 199710 Macalester........................................ Sept. 9, 1997 Oct. 10, 199710 Macalester........................................ Sept. 15, 1996 Oct. 16, 199610 Gust. Adolphus ................................ Sept. 2, 1995 Oct. 4, 199510 Ithaca .............................................. Oct. 7, 1990 Sept. 14, 1991

SEASON WINS No. Team Year25 Wheaton (Ill.) .................................................................................... 200424 Ohio Wesleyan ................................................................................ 200223 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................................................................. 200423 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................................................................. 200323 Messiah ............................................................................................ 200223 TCNJ ................................................................................................ 200023 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................................................................. 199922 Puget Sound ...................................................................................... 200422 Scranton............................................................................................ 200322 Wheaton (Mass.) .............................................................................. 200222 Ohio Wesleyan ................................................................................ 200122 Wis.-Stevens Point .............................................................................. 200022 Macalester ........................................................................................ 199822 Edgewood ........................................................................................ 199622 TCNJ ................................................................................................ 199422 Cortland St. ...................................................................................... 1990

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONSNo. Team From To23 Rochester............................................................ 1982 present23 Ithaca ................................................................ 1982 present21 William Smith .................................................... 1984 present19 Mary Washington .............................................. 1986 present18 Plymouth St. ...................................................... 1982 200018 St. Mary’s (Minn.) .............................................. 1982 199917 Kalamazoo ........................................................ 1985 200117 Emory ................................................................ 1988 present17 Wis.-Stevens Point .............................................. 1988 present16 Macalester ........................................................ 1989 present15 TCNJ ................................................................ 1990 present15 Richard Stockton ................................................ 1990 present14 Cortland St. ........................................................ 1982 199513 Gust. Adolphus .................................................. 1990 200213 Connecticut Col. ................................................ 1986 1998


GamesTeam (Coach) Year W-L-T Previous ImprovedRhodes (Andy Marcinko).............. 1991 10-3-1 0-14-1 101/2

Olivet (Mark Fales) .................... 1998 16-3-0 5-13-1 101/2

Adrian (Rick Guitterez) ................ 2002 12-7-1 3-17-0 91/2

Benedictine (Ill.) (Brenton Joseph) ...................... 2000 13-5-0 4-15-0 91/2

Framingham St. (Sarah Behn) ...... 1998 16-3-0 5-11-1 91/2

Centre (Gina Nicoletti) ................ 1995 15-5-0 4-13-1 91/2

Marymount (Va.) (Bob Meden) .... 1988 14-2-1 5-12-0 91/2

Maryville (Mo.) (Eric Delabar) ...... 2004 16-4-1 7-13-0 9Pomona-Pitzer (Jen Scanlon) ........ 2004 8-5-4 1-16-1 9Neb. Wesleyan (Taylor Haynes) .. 2003 13-6-0 4-15-0 9Simpson (Aziz Haffar) ................ 1999 20-3-0 9-10-1 9Ohio Wesleyan (Bob Barnes) ...... 1998 19-3-0 8-10-1 9Castleton St. (Al Alvine) .............. 2003 15-5-1 6-13-1 81/2

Concordia (Wis.) (Ryan Middendorf) .................. 2003 12-10-0 2-17-0 81/2

Goucher (Michele Hoffman) ........ 2003 8-7-4 0-16-2 81/2

Stevens Institute (Jeff Parker).......... 2001 16-2-1 7-10-1 81/2

Wartburg (Jim Conlon) ................ 2001 13-5-1 4-13-1 81/2

N.C. Wesleyan(Rob Donnenwirth) ................ 1996 15-3-2 6-11-0 81/2

Wilmington (Ohio) (Steve Spirk) .. 1993 17-3-0 7-10-0 81/2

Ohio Northern (Joe Campoli) ...... 1990 13-2-0 4-10-1 81/2

Emory (Michael Sabatelle) .......... 1989 15-3-2 5-10-2 81/2

Annual Team Champions

SCORING OFFENSESeason Team G GO Avg.1998 Kalamazoo ............................................................ 21 135 6.431999 Trinity (Tex.) .......................................................... 20 91 4.552000 La Roche................................................................ 20 101 5.05

Principia ................................................................ 20 101 5.052001 Luther .................................................................... 21 107 5.102002 Dallas.................................................................... 18 96 5.332003 Chestnut Hill .......................................................... 18 97 5.392004 Hardin-Simmons .................................................... 22 112 5.09

TEAM GOALS–AGAINST AVERAGESeason Player, Team G Min. GA GAA1998 Wellesley .................................................. 21 2,035 6 0.2651999 TCNJ ........................................................ 24 2,248 4 0.1602000 TCNJ ........................................................ 24 2,243 3 0.1202001 TCNJ ........................................................ 20 1,800 1 0.0502002 Ohio Wesleyan ........................................ 24 2,183 4 0.1652003 Scranton.................................................... 24 2,191 3 0.1232004 Trinity (Tex.) .............................................. 17 1,531 3 0.176

SHUTOUT PERCENTAGESeason Team G SO Avg.1998 Wellesley .............................................................. 21 16 0.761999 TCNJ .................................................................... 24 20 0.832000 TCNJ .................................................................... 24 21 0.882001 TCNJ .................................................................... 20 19 0.952002 Ohio Wesleyan...................................................... 24 20 0.832003 Scranton ................................................................ 24 21 0.882004 Wheaton (Mass.).................................................... 26 22 0.85

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason Player, Team W L T Pct.1998 Macalester ...................................................... 21 1 1 .9351999 Ohio Wesleyan................................................ 19 1 0 .9502000 TCNJ .............................................................. 23 1 0 .9582001 Ohio Wesleyan................................................ 22 1 0 .9572002 Ohio Wesleyan................................................ 24 0 0 1.0002003 Scranton .......................................................... 22 1 1 .9382004 Wheaton (Ill.) .................................................. 25 1 0 .962

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Season Team W-L-T Pvs. Improved1998 Olivet ........................................................ 16-3-0 5-13-1 101/21999 Simpson .................................................... 20-3-0 9-10-1 92000 Benedictine (Ill.) .......................................... 13-5-0 4-15-0 91/22001 Stevens Institute .......................................... 16-2-1 7-10-1 81/2

Wartburg .................................................. 13-5-1 4-13-1 81/2

GamesSeason Team W-L-T Pvs. Improved2002 Adrian ...................................................... 12-7-1 3-17-0 91/22003 Neb. Wesleyan.......................................... 13-6-0 4-15-0 92004 Maryville (Mo.) .......................................... 16-4-1 7-13-0 9

Pomona-Pitzer ............................................ 8-5-4 1-16-1 9


School W L T W L T Improved CoachMaryville (Mo.) ...................... 7 13 0 16 4 1 9 Eric DelabarPomona-Pitzer ........................ 1 16 1 8 5 4 9 Jen ScanlonHaverford .............................. 8 11 0 15 2 2 8 Wendy SmithWartburg .............................. 8 11 0 16 3 1 8 Jim ConlonUpper Iowa ............................ 0 16 1 9 11 0 7 Troy OtradovecMarian (Wis.) ........................ 1 16 0 7 10 0 6 Craig PeltonenSimmons ................................ 6 9 1 14 5 0 6 Dick DawsonVassar.................................... 3 13 0 10 8 1 6 Dick SipperlyVilla Julie ................................ 2 15 1 9 10 0 6 Lynette BuffingtonAlbright .................................. 6 10 3 13 6 3 51/2 Thomas GreenawaltLynchburg .............................. 14 6 2 21 2 1 51/2 Todd OlsenMary Hardin-Baylor ................ 2 14 1 7 8 1 51/2 Meghann BrownOlivet .................................... 1 16 3 8 12 0 51/2 Hans MorganGeorge Fox ............................ 3 15 1 9 11 0 5 Andrew HetheringtonMenlo .................................... 5 9 2 13 7 1 5 Owen FlannerySt. Joseph's (Me.) .................... 5 11 2 11 7 1 5 Michael BolanzSt. Scholastica ........................ 14 8 1 19 3 0 5 Dave ReyeltsWheaton (Ill.).......................... 16 2 4 25 1 0 5 Pete FelskeWis.-Platteville ........................ 2 16 0 8 12 0 5 Chris BianchiDeSales.................................. 3 14 2 8 10 2 41/2 Jason MooreHeidelberg ............................ 1 17 0 5 12 1 41/2 Michelle KeldsenOhio Northern ........................ 7 12 0 11 7 1 41/2 Mark BatmanSkidmore................................ 5 7 1 13 6 1 41/2 Sarah CooperStevens Institute ...................... 14 7 1 18 2 2 41/2 Jeff ParkerTransylvania .......................... 8 9 1 12 4 3 41/2 Michael FultonWittenberg ............................ 8 10 1 11 4 5 41/2 Norm Riker$To determine games improved, add the difference in victories between the two seasons to the difference in losses, thendivide by two; ties not counted. Includes postseason.

Final Coaches’ PollsNOTE: Poll conducted by the IntercollegiateSoccer Coaches Association of America until1995. The National Soccer CoachesAssociation of America assumed responsibilityin 1996.

19921. TCNJ2. Plymouth St.3. Cal Lutheran4. Ithaca5. N.C. Wesleyan6. Cortland St.7. Denison8. Macalester9. Kean

10. Williams11. UC San Diego12. Ohio Wesleyan13. William Smith14. Mary Washington15. Rochester16. Bowdoin17. Trinity (Conn.)18. Geneseo St.19. Salem St.20. Washington-St. Louis

19931. William Smith2. Ithaca3. Trinity (Tex.)4. UC San Diego5. Williams6. TCNJ7. Geneseo St.8. Gettysburg9. Mass.-Dartmouth

10. Methodist11. Gust. Adolphus12. Cortland St.13. Denison14. Plymouth St.15. Cal Lutheran16. Rochester17. N.C. Wesleyan18. Kalamazoo19. Wis.-Stevens Point20. Bowdoin

19941. UC San Diego2. TCNJ3. Gettysburg4. Plymouth St.5. William Smith6. N.C. Wesleyan7. Ithaca8. Wilmington (Ohio)9. Wis.-Stevens Point

10. Mary Washington11. Williams12. Cortland St.13. Gust. Adolphus14. Methodist15. Skidmore16. St. Mary’s (Minn.)17. Geneseo St.18. Worcester St.19. Mass.-Dartmouth20. Randolph-Macon

19951. TCNJ2. William Smith3. Trinity (Tex.)4. Binghamton5. Richard Stockton6. UC San Diego

7. Bowdoin8. Methodist9. Amherst

10. Gust. Adolphus11. Heidelberg12. Wis.-Stevens Point13. Randolph-Macon14. Plattsburgh St.15. Williams16. Cal Lutheran17. Emory18. Macalester19. Rochester20. Washington-St. Louis21. Plymouth St.22. Mary Washington23. Brockport St.24. Wm. Paterson25. St. Mary’s (Minn.)26. Wittenberg

19961. UC San Diego2. TCNJ3. Amherst4. Chicago5. Trinity (Tex.)6. Macalester7. Ithaca

8. Bates9. Binghamton

10. Wilmington (Ohio)11. Randolph-Macon12. Williams13. Rochester14. Emory15. Richard Stockton16. Heidelberg17. Gust. Adolphus18. Kean19. Wooster20. Cal Lutheran21. Bowdoin22. Skidmore23. N.C. Wesleyan24. William Smith25. Washington-St. Louis

19971. UC San Diego2. William Smith3. Washington-St. Louis4. Elizabethtown5. Mary Washington6. Macalester7. Amherst8. Middlebury9. Calvin

10. Plymouth St.11. Wm. Paterson12. Rochester13. St. Thomas (Minn.)14. Trinity (Tex.)15. Richard Stockton16. Gust. Adolphus17. TCNJ18. N.C. Wesleyan19. Nazareth20. Bowdoin21. Cal Lutheran22. Western Conn. St.23. Gettysburg24. St. Benedict25. Kalamazoo

19981. Macalester2. TCNJ3. Willamette4. Ithaca5. Washington-St. Louis6. Mary Washington7. Tufts8. Connecticut Col.9. Emory

10. Wellesley11. William Smith

12. Williams13. Richard Stockton14. Chicago15. Ohio Wesleyan16. St. Benedict17. Trinity (Tex.)18. Amherst19. Rochester20. UC San Diego21. Wm. Paterson22. Clark (Mass.)23. Kalamazoo24. Wheaton (Ill.)25. Wis.-Stevens Point

19991. UC San Diego2. TCNJ3. Macalester4. Williams5. Wheaton (Ill.)6. Nazareth7. Trinity (Tex.)8. DePauw9. Puget Sound

10. N.C. Wesleyan11. Wellesley12. Willamette13. Ohio Wesleyan14. Chicago

15. Oneonta St.16. William Smith17. Denison18. Lynchburg19. Wis.-Stevens Point20. Kalamazoo21. Elizabethtown22. Wheaton (Mass.)23. UC Santa Cruz24. Scranton25. Cal Lutheran

20001. TCNJ2. Tufts3. Trinity (Tex.)4. Wis.-Stevens Point5. Ohio Wesleyan6. William Smith7. Willamette8. Salisbury9. Wheaton (Ill.)

10. Emory11. Messiah12. Oneonta St.13. Chapman14. Wheaton (Mass.)15. Macalester16. DePauw17. Puget Sound

18. Nazareth19. Western Conn. St.20. N.C. Wesleyan21. Wilmington (Ohio)22. Scranton23. Cal Lutheran24. Middlebury25. Denison

20011. Ohio Wesleyan2. Amherst3. Willamette4. Wheaton (Ill.)5. TCNJ6. William Smith7. Lynchburg8. Scranton9. Wis.-Stevens Point

10. Puget Sound11. Union (N.Y.)12. Western Conn. St.13. Messiah14. Redlands15. Trinity (Tex.)16. DePauw17. Hardin-SimmonsT18.MuhlenbergT18.Emory20. Wheaton (Mass.)

21. Albion22. St. Thomas (Minn.)23. Nazareth24. Williams25. Macalester

20021. Ohio Wesleyan2. Messiah3. Trinity (Tex.)4. William Smith5. Wheaton (Ill.)6. Wheaton (Mass.)7. Puget Sound8. TCNJ9. Willamette

10. St. Thomas (Minn.)11. DePauwT12. Keene St.T12. New York U.14. Chicago15. Wis.-Stevens Point16. Wash. & Lee17. Tufts18. NazarethT19. ChapmanT19. Wooster21. Union (N.Y.)22. Texas-DallasT23. Mary Washington

T23. UC Santa Cruz25. Rochester

20031. Oneonta St. 2. Chicago3. DePauw4. TCNJ5. Scranton6. Wheaton (Mass.)7. Puget Sound8. Va. Wesleyan 9. Wheaton (Ill.)

10. Union (N.Y.) 11. Ohio Wesleyan12. Amherst13. Willamette14. Wash. & Lee15. Wilmington (Ohio)16. Trinity (Tex.)17. Allegheny18. Washington-St. Louis19. Messiah20. Mary Washington21. Chapman22. Loras23. Muhlenberg24. William Smith25. Hope

20041. Wheaton (Ill.)2. Puget Sound3. Wheaton (Mass.)4. Messiah5. Oneonta St.6. Ohio Wesleyan7. Hardin-Simmons8. Mary Washington9. Hamilton

10. Trinity (Tex.)11. Middlebury12. Washington-St. Louis13. TCNJ14. Redlands15. Denison16. Chicago17. Chris. Newport18. DePauw19. Lynchburg20. Chapman21. Macalester22. Amherst23. Stevens Institute24. Gettysburg25. Otterbein


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Rank Name, Team Cl Games Assists Game1. Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame .............. Jr. 27 24 0.892. Leeanna Woodworth, Gardner-Webb.... Jr. 20 15 0.753. Meghan Chismark, Chattanooga .......... Sr. 18 13 0.724. Rakel Logodottir, UNC Greensboro........ Sr. 20 14 0.705. Ashley Molock, Prairie View.................. Fr. 13 9 0.69

Nori White, Prairie View ...................... So. 13 9 0.697. Brittany Timko, Nebraska ...................... So. 19 13 0.688. Maya Peel, Chattanooga ...................... So. 18 12 0.679. Nikki Wojtowicz, Oklahoma St. ............ Sr. 20 13 0.65

10. Sarah Huffman, Virginia ...................... Jr. 22 14 0.6411. Shannon Jackson, Towson .................... Jr. 18 11 0.61

Susanna Lehtinen, Fla. Atlantic .............. Fr. 18 11 0.61Kirsten Van De Ven, Quinnipiac ............ Fr. 18 11 0.61

14. Shannon Foley, Virginia........................ So. 22 13 0.5915. Lindsey Huie, Portland .......................... Jr. 24 14 0.58

Kelly Wilson, Texas .............................. Sr. 24 14 0.5817. Audra Mathews, Duquesne .................. Fr. 19 11 0.5818. Kacey White, North Carolina................ Jr. 23 13 0.5719. Nicollette Delaine, UNC Greensboro .... Jr. 20 11 0.5520. Kelly Kuss, Colgate .............................. Jr. 22 12 0.55

Esmeralda Negron, Princeton ................ Sr. 22 12 0.5522. Heather Adamus, South Ala. ................ Sr. 19 10 0.53

Christie Mestayer, Stephen F. Austin ...... Sr. 19 10 0.5324. Heather O'Reilly, North Carolina .......... So. 21 11 0.5225. Jaime Gilbert, North Carolina................ Fr. 23 12 0.52

Tiffany Weimer, Penn St. ...................... Jr. 23 12 0.5227. Brendalee Britto, Mississippi Val. .......... So. 16 8 0.50

Hiliary Bruno, Southern U. .................... Sr. 18 9 0.50Meghann Cook, Boston U. .................... Jr. 20 10 0.50Lara Dickenmann, Ohio St. .................. Fr. 24 12 0.50Brittany Dorsey, Grambling .................. So. 22 11 0.50Jocelyn Helwig, Lehigh.......................... Sr. 20 10 0.50Katie Lowstuter, Dayton ........................ Jr. 22 11 0.50Cyndi Mulllins, Eastern Mich. ................ So. 18 9 0.50Jacquee Parmiter, St. Bonaventure.......... Fr. 20 10 0.50Erin Walter, DePaul .............................. Jr. 20 10 0.50

Goals-Against AverageGoalie

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Min. Plyd GA GAA1. Erika Bohn, Notre Dame ................ Jr. 25 1,987 9 0.4082. Erin McLeod, Penn St. .................... Jr. 21 1,886 9 0.4303. Nicole Barnhart, Stanford................ Sr. 22 2,044 10 0.4404. Kate Gilfillan, Loyola (Md.) .............. Jr. 16 1,186 6 0.4555. Lindsay Shover, Delaware .............. Jr. 10 915 5 0.4926. McCall Smith, Arizona .................... Fr. 21 1,908 11 0.5197. Amanda Martin, St. Louis ................ Jr. 21 1,860 11 0.5328. Lauren Shockley, Rice...................... Sr. 22 1,988 12 0.5439. Aly Winget, North Carolina ............ Jr. 23 2,082 13 0.562

10. Meghan Miller, Kansas .................. Sr. 23 2,056 13 0.56911. Stacey DeLuca, Dayton.................... Jr. 20 1,723 11 0.57412. Christina de Vries, Virginia..............So. 22 2,009 13 0.58213. Emily Haynam, Ohio St...................So. 23 1,815 12 0.595

Division IIndividual LeadersPoints Per Game

PerRank Name, Team Cl Games Goals Assists Points Game

1. Leeanna Woodworth,Gardner-Webb ....................Jr. 20 22 15 59 2.95

2. Tiffany Weimer, Penn St. ..........Jr. 23 26 12 64 2.783. Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame ..Jr. 27 23 24 70 2.594. Debs Brereton, Middle Tenn.....Sr. 19 19 9 47 2.475. Catherine Burnley,

Prairie View ........................Sr. 13 15 2 32 2.466. Emily Parmarter, Jackson St. ....So. 18 21 1 43 2.397. Esmeralda Negron, Princeton ..Sr. 22 20 12 52 2.368. Aisha Horne, Jackson St. ........So. 20 23 1 47 2.359. Sonia Curvelo,

Mississippi Val. ..................So. 16 16 5 37 2.3110. Candace Nzekor, Grambling..So. 20 20 6 46 2.3011. Christine Sinclair, Portland ........Jr. 24 22 11 55 2.2912. Brittany Timko, Nebraska........So. 19 15 13 43 2.2613. Sheena Cussen,

Mississippi Val. ..................So. 17 16 5 37 2.1814. Ali Andzejewski, Loyola (Md.) ..Jr. 20 18 7 43 2.1515. Nori White, Prairie View ........So. 13 9 9 27 2.0816. Ashley Stinson, Virginia Tech....Fr. 19 17 5 39 2.0517. Amanda Blaede,

Mississippi Val. ....................Fr. 16 14 4 32 2.00Denise Brolly, Fla. Atlantic ........Jr. 18 14 8 36 2.00

19. Kirsten Van De Ven,Quinnipiac ..........................Fr. 18 12 11 35 1.94

20. Kelly Wilson, Texas ................Sr. 24 16 14 46 1.9221. Ashlee Pistorius, Texas A&M ....Fr. 23 19 6 44 1.9122. Shahin Pabani,

Stephen F. Austin ................So. 19 15 6 36 1.8923. Jessica Kellogg, Oral Roberts ....Jr. 21 18 3 39 1.8624. Marcela Ricupero, American ....Jr. 19 16 3 35 1.8425. Brittany Bisnott, Niagara..........Fr. 17 15 1 31 1.82

Katy Cross, Penn ....................Sr. 17 12 7 31 1.8227. Olivia O'Rear,

Southern Methodist..............So. 22 15 10 40 1.8228. Kimberly Dimitroff, Kent St. ......Fr. 20 16 4 36 1.8029. Diana Jallo, Chattanooga ........Jr. 18 13 6 32 1.7830. Lindsay Gusick, Virginia ..........Sr. 22 16 7 39 1.77

Goals Per GamePer

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Goals Game1. Emily Parmarter, Jackson St. .................. So. 18 21 1.172. Catherine Burnley, Prairie View ............ Sr. 13 15 1.153. Aisha Horne, Jackson St. ...................... So. 20 23 1.154. Tiffany Weimer, Penn St. ...................... Jr. 23 26 1.135. Leeanna Woodworth, Gardner-Webb.... Jr. 20 22 1.106. Debs Brereton, Middle Tenn. ................ Sr. 19 19 1.00

Sonia Curvelo, Mississippi Val............... So. 16 16 1.00Candace Nzekor, Grambling................ So. 20 20 1.00

9. Sheena Cussen, Mississippi Val. ............ So. 17 16 0.9410. Christine Sinclair, Portland .................... Jr. 24 22 0.9211. Esmeralda Negron, Princeton ................ Sr. 22 20 0.9112. Ali Andzejewski, Loyola (Md.) .............. Jr. 20 18 0.9013. Ashley Stinson, Virginia Tech ................ Fr. 19 17 0.8914. Brittany Bisnott, Niagara ...................... Fr. 17 15 0.8815. Amanda Blaede, Mississippi Val. .......... Fr. 16 14 0.8816. Jessica Kellogg, Oral Roberts ................ Jr. 21 18 0.8617. Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame .............. Jr. 27 23 0.8518. Marcela Ricupero, American ................ Jr. 19 16 0.8419. Mireya Gutoerrez, Texas Southern ........ Fr. 12 10 0.8320. Ashlee Pistorius, Texas A&M ................ Fr. 23 19 0.8321. Kimberly Dimitroff, Kent St..................... Fr. 20 16 0.8022. Shahin Pabani, Stephen F. Austin .......... So. 19 15 0.79

Brittany Timko, Nebraska ...................... So. 19 15 0.7924. Kristy Coppes, Bowling Green .............. Sr. 23 18 0.7825. Denise Brolly, Fla. Atlantic .................... Jr. 18 14 0.7826. Kelsey Hans, Northwestern.................... Fr. 20 15 0.75

Gina Lewandowski, Lehigh.................... So. 20 15 0.75Heather MacDougall, St. Bonaventure.... Jr. 20 15 0.75Kim McNally, Southeastern La. .............. Sr. 20 15 0.75Jodie Taylor, Oregon St. ...................... Fr. 20 15 0.75


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Saves Per GamePer

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Saves Game1. Whitney James, Delaware St. ................ Fr. 9 124 13.782. Jade Berbert, Louisiana Tech.................. Jr. 12 125 10.423. Trina Fletcher, Ark.-Pine Bluff.................. Fr. 15 143 9.534. Nicolle Bentacourt, South Carolina St. .. Sr. 11 101 9.185. Jessica Rheinlander, VMI ...................... Fr. 16 137 8.566. Hillary Wilson, Brown .......................... Jr. 17 145 8.537. Ashley Kidwell, Cleveland St. .............. Fr. 16 133 8.318. Lindsay Bartlett, Nicholls St. .................. Sr. 17 136 8.009. Ashley Stevenson, Southern U. .............. So. 15 114 7.60

10. Laura-Ashley Harris, Ga. Southern ........ Fr. 13 97 7.4611. Micaela Crowley, Belmont .................... Fr. 18 130 7.2212. Lindsey Walton, Howard ...................... Jr. 14 101 7.2113. Rachel Marcom, La.-Monroe.................. Jr. 22 158 7.1814. Liz Cook, Hartford ................................ Fr. 18 129 7.1715. Ebony Armstrong, Texas Southern.......... Fr. 13 91 7.00

Jackie Mauro, Temple .......................... Jr. 17 119 7.00Miki Wilson, Charleston So. ................ Jr. 20 140 7.00

18. Britta Vogele, Iowa .............................. Sr. 18 125 6.9419. Carrie Dvorak, Northern Ill. .................. Jr. 18 122 6.7820. Brittany Kimbro, Drury .......................... Sr. 15 100 6.6721. Jenna Gage, Canisius .......................... So. 16 106 6.6322. Quintiya Miller, Alcorn St. .................... So. 13 86 6.6223. Nikki Allen, Eastern Mich. .................... Sr. 19 125 6.5824. Ashleigh Woods, Marshall .................... Sr. 18 118 6.5625. Marsha Stewart, Ark.-Little Rock ............ Jr. 15 96 6.4026. Anna-Lesa Calvert, Buffalo .................... Sr. 19 121 6.3727. Jessica Howard, Oakland .................... Fr. 18 114 6.3328. Natascia Michalezki, Stephen F. Austin.. Jr. 19 118 6.21

Lindsey Stafford, Centenary (La.)............ Jr. 19 118 6.21Marissa Welliver, UC Irvine .................. So. 19 118 6.21

Division I Team LeadersGoals Per Game

PerRank Team Goals Games Game

1. Prairie View ................................................. 80 13 6.152. Mississippi Val. ........................................... 91 18 5.063. Middle Tenn. ............................................... 69 19 3.634. Jackson St. .................................................. 76 22 3.455. Grambling ................................................... 67 22 3.056. Texas A&M.................................................. 72 24 3.007. North Carolina............................................. 68 23 2.968. Loyola (Md.)................................................. 59 20 2.959. Stephen F. Austin.......................................... 55 19 2.89

10. Chattanooga................................................ 51 18 2.83Fla. Atlantic.................................................. 51 18 2.83

12. Duke............................................................ 65 23 2.8313. Virginia ....................................................... 62 22 2.8214. Southern Methodist ....................................... 60 22 2.7315. UCF............................................................. 62 23 2.7016. South Ala. ................................................... 51 19 2.6817. Princeton...................................................... 58 22 2.6418. UNC Greensboro......................................... 52 20 2.6019. Notre Dame................................................. 70 27 2.5920. Va. Commonwealth ...................................... 57 22 2.5921. Ark.-Pine Bluff ............................................... 38 15 2.5322. Texas St. ..................................................... 58 23 2.52

PerRank Team Goals Games Game23. Penn St. ...................................................... 57 23 2.48

UAB ............................................................ 57 23 2.4825. West Virginia............................................... 51 21 2.4326. Appalachian St. .......................................... 48 20 2.4027. Ohio St. ...................................................... 62 26 2.3828. UTEP............................................................ 45 19 2.37

UC Riverside ................................................ 45 19 2.3730. Gardner-Webb ............................................ 47 20 2.35


Rank Team Games Min. Plyd GA GAA1. Stanford ............................................... 22 2,085 10 0.4322. Penn St. ............................................... 23 2,126 11 0.4663. Princeton .............................................. 22 2,018 11 0.4904. Notre Dame ......................................... 27 2,480 14 0.5085. Arizona................................................ 21 1,908 11 0.5196. Rice ..................................................... 22 2,063 12 0.5247. Dayton ................................................. 22 2,023 12 0.5348. Maine .................................................. 20 1,830 11 0.5419. Kansas ................................................. 23 2,123 13 0.551

10. St. Louis................................................ 22 2,038 13 0.57411. Virginia ................................................ 22 2,028 13 0.57712. North Carolina ..................................... 23 2,140 14 0.58913. UCF ..................................................... 23 2,110 14 0.59714. Pepperdine........................................... 19 1,789 12 0.60415. Santa Clara.......................................... 25 2,336 16 0.61616. Cal Poly ............................................... 20 1,920 14 0.65617. UCLA................................................... 25 2,322 17 0.65918. Ohio St. .............................................. 26 2,414 18 0.67119. Connecticut........................................... 26 2,390 18 0.67820. Georgia St. ......................................... 19 1,830 14 0.68821. Auburn................................................. 21 1,957 15 0.69022. UC Riverside......................................... 19 1,811 14 0.69623. Villanova.............................................. 22 2,046 16 0.70424. Tennessee............................................. 24 2,254 18 0.71925. Southwest Mo. St. ................................ 17 1,610 13 0.72726. Ball St. ................................................ 20 1,940 16 0.74227. Portland................................................ 24 2,182 18 0.74328. UNLV................................................... 19 1,777 15 0.76029. Loyola Marymount ................................ 20 1,892 16 0.76130. Colorado.............................................. 23 2,122 18 0.763

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Rank Team Games Shutouts Game1. Penn St. ........................................................ 23 15 0.652. Loyola (Md.) .................................................. 20 13 0.653. Virginia ........................................................ 22 14 0.64

Rice .............................................................. 22 14 0.645. Santa Clara .................................................. 25 15 0.60

Maine............................................................ 20 12 0.607. Notre Dame .................................................. 27 16 0.598. Stanford ........................................................ 22 13 0.59

St. Louis ........................................................ 22 13 0.59Dayton .......................................................... 22 13 0.59

11. Oral Roberts .................................................. 21 12 0.5712. Kansas .......................................................... 23 13 0.5713. Samford ........................................................ 18 10 0.5614. Col. of Charleston .......................................... 20 11 0.55

California ...................................................... 20 11 0.55Louisville ........................................................ 20 11 0.55

17. Princeton........................................................ 22 12 0.5518. Connecticut .................................................... 26 14 0.5419. Pepperdine .................................................... 19 10 0.53

UNC Asheville .............................................. 19 10 0.5321. Campbell ...................................................... 21 11 0.52

San Diego St. ................................................ 21 11 0.52Arizona ........................................................ 21 11 0.52

24. UCF .............................................................. 23 12 0.52Colorado ...................................................... 23 12 0.52Duke.............................................................. 23 12 0.52

27. UCLA ............................................................ 25 13 0.5228. Yale .............................................................. 18 9 0.50

Cal Poly ........................................................ 20 10 0.50Ohio St. ........................................................ 26 13 0.50Fla. Atlantic.................................................... 18 9 0.50Portland ........................................................ 24 12 0.50Va. Commonwealth ........................................ 22 11 0.50

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1. Notre Dame .............................................. 25 1 1 0.9442. North Carolina .......................................... 20 1 2 0.9133. Dayton ...................................................... 20 2 0 0.9094. Princeton .................................................. 19 3 0 0.8645. Penn St. .................................................... 19 3 1 0.8486. Portland .................................................... 20 4 0 0.8337. Virginia .................................................... 17 3 2 0.8188. Loyola (Md.) .............................................. 16 4 0 0.8009. UC Riverside.............................................. 13 2 4 0.789

10. Ohio St. .................................................. 19 4 3 0.78811. UCF.......................................................... 17 4 2 0.783

Kansas ...................................................... 18 5 0 0.78313. Auburn...................................................... 15 4 2 0.76214. Florida ...................................................... 16 4 3 0.761

Washington .............................................. 17 5 1 0.76116. Santa Clara .............................................. 18 5 2 0.76017. Tennessee.................................................. 17 5 2 0.750

Texas A&M .............................................. 18 6 0 0.750Southern Methodist .................................... 15 4 3 0.750

20. Campbell .................................................. 12 2 7 0.73821. Middle Tenn. ............................................ 13 4 2 0.73722. Grambling ................................................ 16 6 0 0.72723. UNC Greensboro ...................................... 14 5 1 0.725

Centenary (La.) .......................................... 14 5 1 0.72525. Yale .......................................................... 13 5 0 0.72226. UCLA........................................................ 18 7 0 0.72027. North Texas .............................................. 16 6 1 0.717

UAB.......................................................... 16 6 1 0.717Wisconsin ................................................ 16 6 1 0.717

30. West Virginia ............................................ 15 6 0 0.714Arizona .................................................... 15 6 0 0.714

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1. Olaitan Yusuf,Clayton St. ..........................Fr. 20 35 4 74 3.70

2. Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce ....Jr. 21 31 15 77 3.673. Heloisa de Oliveira,

Lincoln Memorial..................Fr. 19 27 11 65 3.424. Melanie Cobb, Mount Olive ..So. 19 28 7 63 3.325. Sarit Shenar, West Tex. A&M So. 18 24 10 58 3.226. Erin Falce, Indiana (Pa.)..........So. 23 29 10 68 2.967. Crystal Lindsay, New Haven ..So. 19 21 11 53 2.798. Jenna Cutts, Nyack ..................Jr. 18 22 6 50 2.789. Kylee Hanavan, Metro St. ......So. 26 27 15 69 2.65

10. Emelie Karlsson, Barry..............Jr. 17 16 12 44 2.5911. Kate Gerrard, Montevallo ........Jr. 14 16 4 36 2.57

Stephanie Pfeiffer,North Dakota ......................Sr. 21 23 8 54 2.57

13. Stacy-Jo Fletcher, Christian Bros. Sr. 16 16 9 41 2.5614. Sara Arsenault, Slippery Rock ..Sr. 18 21 3 45 2.50

Mirela Tutundzic,Grand Valley St. ..................Jr. 20 21 8 50 2.50

16. Ashley Fortune,Francis Marion ..................So. 17 15 10 40 2.35

17. Rachel Garofolo, Tiffin ............So. 18 20 2 42 2.3318. Nkiru Okosieme, Clayton St.....Sr. 19 17 10 44 2.3219. Lindsey Schemenaur,

Ala.-Huntsville ......................Jr. 13 13 4 30 2.3120. Jannica Finneberg, Lander........Fr. 14 13 6 32 2.2921. Margaret Denman,

Dominican (N.Y.) ..................Sr. 22 20 9 49 2.2322. Katie Bastura, Pfeiffer ..............Sr. 18 16 8 40 2.2223. Maria Manzo, Ashland ............Jr. 22 21 6 48 2.1824. Kristen Boujos,

Lincoln Memorial..................Fr. 19 17 7 41 2.1625. Josephine Coiro, Adelphi ........Sr. 23 19 10 48 2.0926. Jenny Prior, Saginaw Valley......Jr. 13 12 3 27 2.0827. Katie Riley, Francis Marion ......Jr. 17 13 9 35 2.0628. Emily Cotham, North Ala. ......So. 19 16 7 39 2.0529. Gina Dos Santos,

Mount Olive ........................Fr. 23 20 7 47 2.0430. Beth McGill, Neb.-Omaha ......So. 25 20 11 51 2.04

Goals Per GamePer

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Goals Game1. Olaitan Yusuf, Clayton St. .................... Fr. 20 35 1.752. Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce.................. Jr. 21 31 1.483. Melanie Cobb, Mount Olive.................. So. 19 28 1.474. Heloisa de Oliveira, Lincoln Memorial.... Fr. 19 27 1.425. Sarit Shenar, West Tex. A&M .............. So. 18 24 1.336. Erin Falce, Indiana (Pa.) ........................ So. 23 29 1.267. Jenna Cutts, Nyack .............................. Jr. 18 22 1.228. Sara Arsenault, Slippery Rock................ Sr. 18 21 1.179. Kate Gerrard, Montevallo .................... Jr. 14 16 1.14

10. Rachel Garofolo, Tiffin .......................... So. 18 20 1.1111. Crystal Lindsay, New Haven ................ So. 19 21 1.1112. Stephanie Pfeiffer, North Dakota............ Sr. 21 23 1.1013. Mirela Tutundzic, Grand Valley St. ...... Jr. 20 21 1.0514. Kylee Hanavan, Metro St. .................... So. 26 27 1.0415. Stacy-Jo Fletcher, Christian Bros. .......... Sr. 16 16 1.00

Lindsey Schemenaur, Ala.-Huntsville ...... Jr. 13 13 1.0017. Maria Manzo, Ashland ........................ Jr. 22 21 0.9518. Emelie Karlsson, Barry .......................... Jr. 17 16 0.9419. Jannica Finneberg, Lander .................... Fr. 14 13 0.9320. Jenny Prior, Saginaw Valley .................. Jr. 13 12 0.9221. Margaret Denman, Dominican (N.Y.) .... Sr. 22 20 0.9122. Kristen Boujos, Lincoln Memorial............ Fr. 19 17 0.89

Nkiru Okosieme, Clayton St. ................ Sr. 19 17 0.89Erin Seidel, Augustana (S.D.) ................ So. 19 17 0.89

25. Katie Bastura, Pfeiffer............................ Sr. 18 16 0.8926. Ashley Fortune, Francis Marion.............. So. 17 15 0.8827. Lisa Casement, Mercyhurst .................... So. 16 14 0.8828. Gina Dos Santos, Mount Olive .............. Fr. 23 20 0.8729. Begum Malali, Wilmington (Del.) .......... Fr. 21 18 0.8630. Brandie Booth, Emporia St. .................. Jr. 20 17 0.85

Assists Per GamePer

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Assists Game1. Charissa Weiher, Wis.-Parkside ............ Fr. 20 16 0.802. Jennifer Lowe, Catawba........................ Sr. 21 16 0.763. Lori Boren, Harding .............................. Sr. 20 15 0.754. Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce.................. Jr. 21 15 0.715. Emelie Karlsson, Barry .......................... Jr. 17 12 0.716. Heidi Philip, Mount Olive ...................... Fr. 23 16 0.707. Ymara Guante, Metro St. .................... Sr. 26 18 0.698. Jennifer Winslett, Clayton St. ................ Fr. 20 13 0.659. Brianne Redelheim, Holy Family ............ So. 19 12 0.63

10. Inga Woiwode, Newberry .................... Fr. 18 11 0.6111. Michelle Everson, Seattle Pacific ............ Jr. 22 13 0.59

Elizabeth Malatesta, Northern St. ........ So. 22 13 0.59Sara Murray, Truman............................ Sr. 22 13 0.59

14. Ashley Fortune, Francis Marion.............. So. 17 10 0.5915. Adriana Farfan, Newberry.................... Fr. 19 11 0.58

Crystal Lindsay, New Haven ................ So. 19 11 0.58Kate Painter, Mount Olive .................... Fr. 19 11 0.58Heloisa de Oliveira, Lincoln Memorial.... Fr. 19 11 0.58

19. Kylee Hanavan, Metro St. .................... So. 26 15 0.5820. Candice Flow, Montevallo .................... Jr. 14 8 0.57

Ashley Spahn, Tiffin .............................. Fr. 14 8 0.57Danielle Szymanski, Wilmington (Del.) .. Jr. 21 12 0.57

23. Erin de Wolfe, Tex. A&M-Commerce .... Jr. 23 13 0.5724. Stacy-Jo Fletcher, Christian Bros. .......... Sr. 16 9 0.56

Lisa Tisbert, Bentley .............................. Sr. 16 9 0.5626. Ashley Moreira, Tusculum...................... So. 18 10 0.56

Ashley Porter, Philadelphia U. .............. Sr. 18 10 0.56Sarit Shenar, West Tex. A&M .............. So. 18 10 0.56

29. Shannon Carrier, Grand Valley St. ...... So. 20 11 0.55Wendy Dunn, Emporia St. .................. Sr. 20 11 0.55Laurie Lamoureaux, Merrimack .............. Sr. 20 11 0.55


Rank Name, Team Cl Games Min. Plyd GA GAA1. Abbigale Wild, Wis.-Parkside.......... Sr. 20 1,800 6 0.3002. Kim Roady, SIU Edwardsville .......... Fr. 14 897 3 0.3013. Jennifer Hull, Seattle Pacific.............. Sr. 22 1,872 8 0.3854. Lauren Davis, Truman......................So. 22 2,040 9 0.3975. Hillary Helms, UNC Pembroke ........So. 17 1,386 7 0.4546. Cathrine Balentine, Catawba .......... Jr. 18 1,275 7 0.4947. Lauren Piening, Northern Ky. .......... Sr. 21 1,837 11 0.5398. Kelly Stewart, Seattle ...................... Sr. 23 1,988 13 0.588

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9. Heather Gosslin, North Fla. ............ Fr. 16 1,337 9 0.60610. Sara Eppler, Southwest Baptist ........ Jr. 21 1,984 14 0.63511. Elli O'Dwyer, Midwestern St. .......... Jr. 21 1,922 14 0.65612. Jenna Mello, Franklin Pierce ............ Fr. 16 1,357 10 0.66313. Jamie Lautenschleger, UC San Diego .. Sr. 18 1,731 13 0.67614. Chrissy Bevenour, Wilmington (Del.).... Fr. 18 1,550 12 0.69715. Kristin Nelson, Winona St. ............ Sr. 20 1,674 13 0.69916. Joanna Humphreys, Regis (Colo.) ....So. 23 2,045 16 0.70417. Staci Self, Humboldt St. ..................So. 20 1,645 13 0.71118. Heather Ressler, Mount Olive .......... Sr. 22 1,984 16 0.72619. Diana Wabnitz, S.C. Upstate .......... Jr. 16 1,480 12 0.73020. Katie Stephenson, St. Leo ................So. 16 1,463 12 0.73821. Juliana Gomez, Barry...................... Jr. 16 1,406 12 0.76822. Jamie Roach, West Tex. A&M ........ Sr. 19 1,744 15 0.77423. Corinne Morgan, Southampton........ Sr. 22 2,052 18 0.79024. Alana Bouley, Southern Conn. St. .. Jr. 18 1,571 14 0.80225. Heather Koudelka, St. Edward's ......So. 20 1,344 12 0.80426. Allison Verobel, Bridgeport ..............So. 21 1,892 17 0.80927. Erin Murphy, Grand Valley St. ........So. 20 1,658 15 0.81428. Delilah Martinez, Ashland ..............So. 17 1,321 12 0.81829. Tracy Shannon, Tiffin ...................... Sr. 17 1,305 12 0.82830. Shannon Aitken, Tampa .................. Fr. 11 976 9 0.830

Saves Per GamePer

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Saves Game1. Lindsay McGowan, Colo. Christian........ Sr. 15 172 11.472. Amanda Musarra, Felician.................... Fr. 18 183 10.173. Julie Miller, Mansfield .......................... So. 14 129 9.214. Liz Eichhorn, Limestone ........................ Fr. 19 169 8.895. Amanda Merrell, Northwest Nazarene .. Fr. 20 176 8.806. Teresa Rozza, Mercy ............................ Fr. 13 111 8.547. Morgan Landwehr, Minn. St. Moorhead .. Fr. 16 136 8.508. Jenna Hatlestadt, Washburn.................. Fr. 19 160 8.429. Jacque Stewart, Coker .......................... Jr. 16 132 8.25

10. Jamie Kaiser, Georgian Court................ Fr. 12 96 8.0011. Kara Gamboni, Concordia-St. Paul ........ Jr. 20 155 7.7512. Michelle Parr, GC&SU.......................... Jr. 17 127 7.4713. Cheslie Hamilton, Ky. Wesleyan............ Fr. 15 112 7.4714. Kristy Cusick, Holy Family .................... Sr. 17 126 7.4115. Katherine Duncan, Lander .................... Sr. 17 125 7.3516. Kari Torgerson, Bemidji St. .................. So. 23 169 7.3517. Jessica Cochol, Le Moyne .................... Fr. 15 109 7.2718. Jill Slesinski, Dominican (N.Y.) .............. Sr. 23 167 7.2619. Michelle Gilbert, Southwest Minn. St. .... Fr. 20 145 7.2520. Lauren Gross, Ouachita Baptist.............. Sr. 17 122 7.1821. Megan Woodall, Anderson (S.C.) ........ Fr. 19 136 7.1622. Bonnie LaMoine, Fort Lewis .................. Sr. 20 143 7.1523. Anita Hekman, Lees-McRae .................. Fr. 20 142 7.1024. Richelle Morse, Caldwell ...................... Jr. 21 149 7.1025. Mary France, Ohio Valley .................... Fr. 17 120 7.0626. Dana Galiffa, California (Pa.)................ Sr. 20 140 7.0027. Charise Hayward, Augustana (S.D.) ...... Jr. 19 129 6.7928. Bonnie Keene, Delta St. ...................... Fr. 16 108 6.7529. Meagan Wilson, East Central................ Sr. 18 120 6.6730. Chrissy Mandarich, Colorado St.-Pueblo .. Fr. 20 133 6.65

Division II Team LeadersGoals Per Game


1. Mount Olive................................................. 95 23 4.132. Metro St. .................................................... 104 26 4.003. Indiana (Pa.) ................................................ 82 23 3.574. Catawba ..................................................... 72 21 3.435. Franklin Pierce.............................................. 73 22 3.326. Wilmington (Del.) ......................................... 68 21 3.24

Merrimack ................................................... 68 21 3.248. Grand Valley St. ......................................... 64 20 3.209. Adelphi........................................................ 77 25 3.08

10. Central Ark. ................................................ 52 17 3.0611. Barry ........................................................... 51 17 3.0012. Clayton St. .................................................. 59 20 2.95

Bryant.......................................................... 59 20 2.9514. New Haven ................................................. 56 19 2.9515. Slippery Rock ............................................... 53 18 2.94

C.W. Post .................................................... 53 18 2.9417. Southwest Baptist .......................................... 61 21 2.90

PerRank Team Goals Games Game18. Lincoln Memorial .......................................... 55 19 2.8919. Neb.-Omaha................................................ 72 25 2.8820. Montevallo................................................... 40 14 2.8621. Francis Marion ............................................. 48 17 2.8222. West Tex. A&M ........................................... 56 20 2.8023. Shepherd..................................................... 50 18 2.7824. Northern St. ................................................ 61 22 2.7725. Wis.-Parkside ............................................... 55 20 2.7526. Ashland ....................................................... 60 22 2.73

Seattle Pacific............................................... 60 22 2.7328. St. Mary's (Tex.) ........................................... 52 20 2.60

Harding....................................................... 52 20 2.6030. Christian Bros............................................... 41 16 2.56

Northern Mich. ........................................... 41 16 2.56


Rank Team Games Min. Plyd GA GAA1. Wis.-Parkside........................................ 20 1,800 6 0.3002. Seattle Pacific ....................................... 22 2,020 8 0.3563. Truman................................................. 22 2,040 9 0.3974. Metro St. ............................................. 26 2,340 11 0.4235. Northern Ky. ....................................... 21 1,891 11 0.5236. Tampa ................................................. 19 1,768 11 0.5607. Catawba.............................................. 21 1,873 12 0.5778. SIU Edwardsville ................................... 19 1,725 12 0.6269. Seattle.................................................. 23 2,154 15 0.627

10. Franklin Pierce ...................................... 22 2,000 14 0.63011. Southwest Baptist .................................. 21 1,984 14 0.63512. Regis (Colo.)......................................... 24 2,198 16 0.65513. Winona St. .......................................... 20 1,739 13 0.67314. S.C. Upstate ......................................... 17 1,599 12 0.67515. Barry.................................................... 17 1,587 12 0.68016. Mount Olive ......................................... 23 2,074 16 0.69417. Midwestern St. ..................................... 21 1,999 16 0.72018. UC San Diego ...................................... 18 1,747 14 0.72119. St. Leo.................................................. 16 1,463 12 0.73820. Southern Conn. St. ............................... 20 1,819 15 0.74221. Ashland................................................ 22 2,097 18 0.77322. Humboldt St. ........................................ 20 1,852 16 0.77823. Wilmington (Del.).................................. 21 1,840 16 0.78324. Adelphi ................................................ 25 2,287 20 0.78725. Southampton ........................................ 22 2,052 18 0.79026. Bridgeport ............................................ 21 1,892 17 0.80927. UNC Pembroke .................................... 19 1,778 16 0.81028. West Tex. A&M.................................... 20 1,871 17 0.81829. Tusculum .............................................. 19 1,759 16 0.81930. Grand Valley St. .................................. 20 1,816 17 0.842


Rank Team Games Shutouts Game1. Wis.-Parkside ................................................ 20 15 0.752. Seattle Pacific ................................................ 22 16 0.733. Truman .......................................................... 22 15 0.684. Metro St. ...................................................... 26 17 0.655. Assumption .................................................... 21 13 0.626. Southampton.................................................. 22 13 0.597. S.C. Upstate .................................................. 17 10 0.598. SIU Edwardsville ............................................ 19 11 0.58

UNC Pembroke.............................................. 19 11 0.5810. Northern Ky. ................................................ 21 12 0.57

Catawba ...................................................... 21 12 0.5712. Seattle .......................................................... 23 13 0.5713. Grand Valley St. .......................................... 20 11 0.5514. Regis (Colo.) .................................................. 24 13 0.5415. Francis Marion .............................................. 17 9 0.5316. Tusculum........................................................ 19 10 0.53

Tampa .......................................................... 19 10 0.5318. Wilmington (Del.) .......................................... 21 11 0.52

Bridgeport...................................................... 21 11 0.5220. Franklin Pierce................................................ 22 11 0.50

St. Mary's (Tex.) ............................................ 20 10 0.50Winona St. .................................................. 20 10 0.50Southern Conn. St. ........................................ 20 10 0.50UC San Diego................................................ 18 9 0.50Harding ........................................................ 20 10 0.50

26. Adelphi.......................................................... 25 12 0.4827. Mount Olive .................................................. 23 11 0.48

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Per Rank Team Games Shutouts Game28. North Dakota ................................................ 21 10 0.4829. Lincoln Memorial ............................................ 19 9 0.4730. Northern St. .................................................. 22 10 0.45

Ashland ........................................................ 22 10 0.45


1. Metro St. .................................................. 25 1 0 0.9622. Franklin Pierce .......................................... 20 1 1 0.9323. Truman...................................................... 19 1 2 0.909

Seattle Pacific ............................................ 19 1 2 0.9095. Wis.-Parkside ............................................ 18 2 0 0.9006. Ashland .................................................... 19 2 1 0.8867. Mount Olive .............................................. 20 3 0 0.8708. Southampton ............................................ 17 2 3 0.8419. Carson-Newman........................................ 19 3 2 0.833

Catawba .................................................. 16 2 3 0.833Southwest Baptist ...................................... 16 2 3 0.833

12. Indiana (Pa.).............................................. 19 4 0 0.82613. Winona St. .............................................. 15 2 3 0.82514. Adelphi .................................................... 20 4 1 0.82015. Wilmington (Del.) ...................................... 16 3 2 0.81016. Neb.-Omaha ............................................ 19 4 2 0.80017. S.C. Upstate .............................................. 12 2 3 0.79418. Regis (Colo.).............................................. 19 5 0 0.79219. Slippery Rock ............................................ 13 3 2 0.77820. Harding .................................................... 15 4 1 0.77521. Barry ........................................................ 12 3 2 0.765

Francis Marion .......................................... 13 4 0 0.76523. Tusculum .................................................. 14 4 1 0.763

UC San Diego .......................................... 14 4 1 0.76325. Seattle ...................................................... 16 4 3 0.76126. Grand Valley St. ...................................... 15 5 0 0.75027. Northern Ky. ............................................ 15 5 1 0.738

Merrimack ................................................ 15 5 1 0.73829. Tampa ...................................................... 13 4 2 0.73730. South Dakota ............................................ 15 6 0 0.714

Kutztown .................................................. 14 5 2 0.714Assumption................................................ 15 6 0 0.714North Dakota ............................................ 14 5 2 0.714

Division III IndividualLeadersPoints Per Game


1. Amanda Smith, Lakeland ........Sr. 20 33 5 71 3.552. Katie Pettigrew, Luther ............Sr. 19 26 12 64 3.373. Kristine Sandborn, Curry..........Sr. 19 28 5 61 3.214. Jessica Sikora, Centenary (N.J.)..Jr. 20 28 8 64 3.205. Lindsey Tiemeyer, Maryville (Mo.) Sr. 21 26 14 66 3.146. Laura Pitts, Hood......................Jr. 18 26 2 54 3.007. Amanda Rhyner, Edgewood ....Fr. 19 25 6 56 2.958. Janna Wilson,

East Tex. Baptist..................So. 17 18 13 49 2.889. Jill Capel, Calvin ....................So. 20 21 15 57 2.85

10. Lindsay Kotula, Ramapo ..........Fr. 16 17 11 45 2.8111. Amanda Janik, Bay Path ..........Fr. 21 20 18 58 2.7612. Lesley Oyen, Dubuque ............Fr. 20 22 11 55 2.7513. Ellen Boss, Emerson ................Sr. 19 22 7 51 2.6814. Morgan Bain,

Concordia-M'head..............So. 20 24 5 53 2.65Karen Kotofski, Frostburg St. ....Sr. 20 21 11 53 2.65

16. Amy Horneck, Monmouth (Ill.) ..Jr. 16 15 12 42 2.6317. Jennifer Ferguson,

Anderson (Ind.)....................Sr. 18 20 7 47 2.6118. Devon Lauchman, Bay Path ....So. 21 23 8 54 2.5719. Michelle Wieser, Loras ............Sr. 22 22 12 56 2.5520. Dana Landis, Gwynedd-Mercy..So. 21 24 5 53 2.52

Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan ....Jr. 21 20 13 53 2.5222. Valerie Barnhart,

Stevens Institute....................Sr. 22 22 11 55 2.5023. Natalie Taylor, Texas-Dallas......Jr. 21 22 8 52 2.4824. Julia Bell, Carroll (Wis.) ............Jr. 17 15 12 42 2.4725. Kari Devine, Richard Stockton ..Jr. 22 25 4 54 2.45

PerRank Name, Team Cl Games Goals Assists Points Game26. Sara Gross, St. Norbert ..........Sr. 18 19 6 44 2.4427. Lindy Swatzell, Ozarks (Ark.) ..Sr. 19 21 4 46 2.4228. Christina Day, Principia ..........So. 21 20 10 50 2.38

Missy King, Manchester............Jr. 21 23 4 50 2.38Christy Lindsay, Maryville (Mo.) ..Fr. 21 13 24 50 2.38Amy Yandow, Castleton St. ....Sr. 21 23 4 50 2.38

Goals Per GamePer

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Goals Game1. Amanda Smith, Lakeland ...................... Sr. 20 33 1.652. Kristine Sandborn, Curry ...................... Sr. 19 28 1.473. Laura Pitts, Hood .................................. Jr. 18 26 1.444. Jessica Sikora, Centenary (N.J.) ............ Jr. 20 28 1.405. Katie Pettigrew, Luther .......................... Sr. 19 26 1.376. Amanda Rhyner, Edgewood.................. Fr. 19 25 1.327. Lindsey Tiemeyer, Maryville (Mo.) .......... Sr. 21 26 1.248. Morgan Bain, Concordia-M'head .......... So. 20 24 1.209. Ellen Boss, Emerson .............................. Sr. 19 22 1.16

10. Dana Landis, Gwynedd-Mercy .............. So. 21 24 1.1411. Kari Devine, Richard Stockton................ Jr. 22 25 1.1412. Jennifer Ferguson, Anderson (Ind.) ........ Sr. 18 20 1.1113. Lindy Swatzell, Ozarks (Ark.) ................ Sr. 19 21 1.1114. Lesley Oyen, Dubuque .......................... Fr. 20 22 1.10

Tiffany Treanor, Wartburg .................... Sr. 20 22 1.1016. Missy King, Manchester ........................ Jr. 21 23 1.10

Devon Lauchman, Bay Path .................. So. 21 23 1.10Amy Yandow, Castleton St. .................. Sr. 21 23 1.10

19. Lindsay Kotula, Ramapo........................ Fr. 16 17 1.0620. Janna Wilson, East Tex. Baptist.............. So. 17 18 1.0621. Sara Gross, St. Norbert ........................ Sr. 18 19 1.0622. Jill Capel, Calvin .................................. So. 20 21 1.05

Karen Kotofski, Frostburg St. ................ Sr. 20 21 1.0524. Natalie Taylor, Texas-Dallas .................. Jr. 21 22 1.0525. Valerie Barnhart, Stevens Institute .......... Sr. 22 22 1.00

Brittany Cronin, Middlebury .................. Sr. 19 19 1.00Mary Miller, Wilson ............................ So. 14 14 1.00Victoria Rittman, Central (Iowa).............. Fr. 17 17 1.00Michelle Wieser, Loras.......................... Sr. 22 22 1.00

Assists Per GamePer

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Assists Game1. Christy Lindsay, Maryville (Mo.) ............ Fr. 21 24 1.142. Rachel Moskowitz, Grinnell .................. Jr. 18 17 0.943. Amanda Janik, Bay Path ...................... Fr. 21 18 0.864. Brittany Cressman, Union (N.Y.) ............ Sr. 22 18 0.825. Janna Wilson, East Tex. Baptist.............. So. 17 13 0.766. Jill Capel, Calvin .................................. So. 20 15 0.75

Shannon Hermes, Wis.-Stout ................ So. 20 15 0.75Amy Horneck, Monmouth (Ill.) .............. Jr. 16 12 0.75

9. Katie Pastorius, Macalester.................... Jr. 22 16 0.7310. Sarah Carlson, Wis.-River Falls .............. Jr. 18 13 0.7211. Julia Bell, Carroll (Wis.) ........................ Jr. 17 12 0.71

Kristen Fink, Lake Forest ........................ Sr. 17 12 0.71Elena Kozakewich, Haverford................ Jr. 17 12 0.71

14. Jess Phillippi, Pitt.-Greensburg ................ Jr. 20 14 0.7015. Nicole Booth, La Roche ........................ Fr. 16 11 0.69

Lindsay Kotula, Ramapo........................ Fr. 16 11 0.6917. Christina DiTucci, Gettysburg ................ Sr. 22 15 0.6818. Amy Asselin, Maine Maritime................ Jr. 18 12 0.67

Cheryl Kuczynski, Bay Path .................. Jr. 21 14 0.67Lindsey Tiemeyer, Maryville (Mo.) .......... Sr. 21 14 0.67Beth Weixel, Lycoming.......................... Jr. 18 12 0.67

22. Carrie Schrank, Wis.-Stout .................... Sr. 20 13 0.6523. Jess Gildea, St. Joseph (Conn.) .............. Jr. 17 11 0.6524. Kristi Barsby, Wilkes ............................ So. 19 12 0.63

Brean Farquharson, Castleton St. .......... So. 19 12 0.63Jessalyn Halsted, Ozarks (Ark.).............. Fr. 19 12 0.63Katie Pettigrew, Luther .......................... Sr. 19 12 0.63

28. Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan ................ Jr. 21 13 0.6229. Jackie Sassaman, Waynesburg ............ Sr. 18 11 0.6130. Jacci Giannone, Rutgers-Camden .......... Jr. 20 12 0.60

Heather Greenwald, Rutgers-Camden .... Sr. 20 12 0.60Beth Hlebasko, Frostburg St. ................ Jr. 20 12 0.60Erin Lustic, Wooster .............................. So. 15 9 0.60Jessica Newsham, Maryville (Mo.) ........ So. 20 12 0.60Kelly Stolarczyk, Wis.-Stout .................. Jr. 20 12 0.60

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Rank Name, Team Cl Games Min. Plyd GA GAA1. Brita Nelson, Wheaton (Ill.) ............ Sr. 24 1,190 2 0.1512. Stephanie Bull, Trinity (Tex.) ............ Jr. 17 1,408 3 0.1923. Stacey Kronenberg, Wheaton (Mass.).. Fr. 22 1,911 5 0.2354. Erin Williams, Puget Sound.............. Jr. 24 2,088 6 0.2595. Erin Johnson, Lynchburg .................. Sr. 24 2,030 6 0.2666. Rachel Goold, Hardin-Simmons........ Sr. 22 1,515 5 0.2977. Julie Gawronski, Union (N.Y.).......... Jr. 22 1,980 7 0.3188. Erica Midttveit, Stevens Institute ........So. 22 1,930 7 0.3269. Alissa Kacar, TCNJ ........................ Jr. 22 1,916 8 0.376

10. Cassie Grose, Messiah....................So. 23 2,007 9 0.40411. Allyson Tucker, Transylvania ............ Fr. 18 1,320 6 0.40912. Katie Johnson, Texas-Dallas ............ Sr. 21 1,965 9 0.41213. Megan Monroe, Carnegie Mellon.... Sr. 18 1,679 8 0.42914. Laura Morcone, Oneonta St. .......... Jr. 24 1,920 10 0.46915. Lauren Harris, Marymount (Va.) ...... Fr. 10 920 5 0.48916. Charlotte Felber, Washington-St. Louis .. Sr. 21 1,765 10 0.51017. Els Van Woert, Middlebury ............ Sr. 19 1,738 10 0.51818. Bethany Harris, Mississippi Col. ...... Jr. 12 1,023 6 0.52819. Tayloe Steedman, Sewanee ............So. 15 1,304 8 0.55220. Adrienne Demarais, Emory..............So. 20 1,139 7 0.55321. Caitlin McGilley, Hamilton .............. Fr. 17 1,110 7 0.56822. Piper Crowell, Amherst....................So. 14 1,262 8 0.57123. Kristin Kuhmann, Montclair St. ........So. 22 2,079 15 0.64924. Andrea Przybysz, Chicago.............. Jr. 19 1,660 12 0.65125. Ali Gary, Ohio Wesleyan .............. Fr. 17 1,244 9 0.65126. Liz Carrier, Grinnell ........................So. 18 1,658 12 0.65127. Stacey Spector, Muhlenberg ............ Sr. 15 960 7 0.65628. Liz Lombardo, Randolph-Macon ...... Jr. 19 1,589 12 0.68029. Aimee Meacham, Ithaca ................ Fr. 20 1,850 14 0.68130. Louisa Bigelow, Macalester.............. Jr. 23 2,096 16 0.687

Saves Per GamePer

Rank Name, Team Cl Games Saves Game1. Tiffany Lee, Trinity (D.C.) ...................... Fr. 14 280 20.002. Melissa Peckham, Southern Vt. ............ So. 14 255 18.213. Shanna Newton, Rivier ........................ So. 16 270 16.884. Alexa Pontzer, Chatham ...................... So. 13 197 15.155. Jen Rosa, Albertus Magnus.................... Sr. 15 227 15.136. Beth Kaleta, Regis (Mass.) .................... So. 19 282 14.847. Jeannie Byrd, Averett ............................ Fr. 16 215 13.44

Kristi Dittbrenner, Immaculata ................ Fr. 16 215 13.449. Amy Trowbridge, Utica/Rome .............. Jr. 16 208 13.00

10. Candice Bielss, Concordia-Austin .......... Fr. 13 167 12.8511. Samantha Pawlak, Heidelberg .............. So. 16 203 12.6912. Amy Hand, Marywood ........................ So. 17 213 12.5313. Kurstin Meehan, Mass.-Boston .............. Fr. 17 209 12.2914. Pam Baione, Farmingdale .................... Jr. 17 204 12.0015. Michelle Ribiero, Manhattanville ............ So. 18 214 11.8916. Julia Ashworth, Mt. St. Mary (N.Y.)........ So. 14 162 11.5717. Julie Arroyo, Becker .............................. Jr. 17 194 11.4118. Jessica Alloggia, Bethany (W.V.) .......... Fr. 18 197 10.9419. Sarah Sutter, Defiance .......................... Fr. 16 175 10.9420. Brittany Priddy, Peace .......................... Fr. 14 153 10.9321. Alexis Alessi, Mt. St. Vincent ................ Fr. 13 140 10.7722. Lauren Feola, D'Youville........................ Jr. 12 129 10.7523. Megan Fleshman, Norwich .................. Jr. 17 180 10.59

Katie Knodel, St. Catherine .................. Jr. 17 180 10.5925. Kimberly Jaskula, Wells ........................ Sr. 15 152 10.1326. Emily Carlson, Buena Vista.................... So. 18 181 10.0627. Lindsay Eversole, Delaware Valley ........ Sr. 17 170 10.0028. Leigh Wilson, Oberlin .......................... Fr. 14 139 9.9329. Christine Uhl, King's (Pa.)...................... Fr. 17 168 9.8830. Alicia Allen, Illinois Col. ...................... Jr. 16 158 9.88

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1. Hardin-Simmons ........................................... 112 22 5.092. Wheaton (Ill.) ............................................... 108 26 4.153. Emerson....................................................... 83 20 4.154. Emmanuel (Mass.) ........................................ 72 18 4.005. Wis.-Stout .................................................... 78 20 3.90


6. Messiah....................................................... 89 23 3.877. Frostburg St. ................................................ 77 20 3.858. Principia ...................................................... 78 21 3.719. Wartburg..................................................... 73 20 3.65

10. Penn St.-Behrend........................................... 74 21 3.5211. Lakeland ...................................................... 70 20 3.50

Centenary (N.J.) ........................................... 70 20 3.50Simpson....................................................... 77 22 3.50

14. Haverford .................................................... 65 19 3.4215. Lake Forest................................................... 58 17 3.4116. TCNJ........................................................... 75 22 3.4117. Va. Wesleyan .............................................. 68 20 3.4018. Bay Path ...................................................... 71 21 3.38

Texas-Dallas ................................................. 71 21 3.3820. Randolph-Macon .......................................... 64 19 3.3721. Grinnell ....................................................... 60 18 3.33

St. Norbert................................................... 60 18 3.3323. Union (N.Y.) ................................................ 73 22 3.3224. Texas Lutheran.............................................. 63 19 3.3225. Maryville (Tenn.)........................................... 66 20 3.3026. Carroll (Wis.) ............................................... 56 17 3.2927. Castleton St.................................................. 69 21 3.2928. Dubuque...................................................... 65 20 3.25

Rutgers-Camden ........................................... 65 20 3.25Pitt.-Greensburg ............................................ 65 20 3.25


Rank Team Games Min. Plyd GA GAA1. Trinity (Tex.) .......................................... 17 1,531 3 0.1762. Hardin-Simmons.................................... 22 2,000 5 0.2253. Puget Sound ......................................... 24 2,180 6 0.2484. Wheaton (Mass.) .................................. 26 2,400 7 0.2635. Lynchburg............................................. 24 2,214 7 0.2856. Wheaton (Ill.)........................................ 26 2,360 8 0.3057. Stevens Institute ..................................... 22 2,020 7 0.3128. TCNJ.................................................... 22 2,018 8 0.3579. Union (N.Y.) ......................................... 22 2,000 8 0.360

10. Messiah ............................................... 23 2,108 9 0.38411. Texas-Dallas.......................................... 21 1,965 9 0.41212. Carnegie Mellon................................... 18 1,699 8 0.42413. Oneonta St........................................... 24 2,188 11 0.45214. Middlebury........................................... 19 1,787 10 0.50415. Washington-St. Louis ............................. 21 1,929 11 0.51316. Amherst................................................ 15 1,447 9 0.56017. Hamilton .............................................. 18 1,688 11 0.58718. Transylvania ......................................... 19 1,770 12 0.61019. Salem St............................................... 20 1,890 13 0.61920. Randolph-Macon................................... 19 1,739 12 0.62121. Texas Lutheran ...................................... 19 1,733 12 0.62322. Chicago............................................... 20 1,866 13 0.62723. Ithaca................................................... 21 1,986 14 0.63424. Denison................................................ 20 1,831 13 0.63925. Grinnell ................................................ 18 1,674 12 0.64526. Montclair St. ......................................... 22 2,079 15 0.64927. Wittenberg ........................................... 20 1,919 14 0.65628. Sewanee.............................................. 18 1,630 12 0.66229. Salisbury .............................................. 20 1,883 14 0.66930. Frostburg St. ......................................... 20 1,876 14 0.671


Rank Team Games Shutouts Game1. Wheaton (Mass.)............................................ 26 22 0.852. Puget Sound .................................................. 24 20 0.833. Trinity (Tex.) .................................................. 17 14 0.824. Hardin-Simmons ............................................ 22 18 0.825. Stevens Institute .............................................. 22 17 0.776. Lynchburg ...................................................... 24 18 0.757. TCNJ ............................................................ 22 16 0.73

Union (N.Y.) .................................................. 22 16 0.739. Oneonta St. .................................................. 24 17 0.71

10. Salisbury........................................................ 20 14 0.7011. Messiah ........................................................ 23 16 0.7012. Wheaton (Ill.) ................................................ 26 18 0.6913. Carnegie Mellon ............................................ 18 12 0.67

Grinnell ........................................................ 18 12 0.67Washington-St. Louis ...................................... 21 14 0.67

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Per Rank Team Games Shutouts Game16. Mississippi Col. ............................................ 20 13 0.6517. Transylvania .................................................. 19 12 0.63

La Roche........................................................ 19 12 0.63Augustana (Ill.) .............................................. 19 12 0.63

20. Texas-Dallas .................................................. 21 13 0.6221. Hamilton........................................................ 18 11 0.61

Marietta ........................................................ 18 11 0.6123. Macalester .................................................... 23 14 0.61

Westminster (Pa.)............................................ 23 14 0.6125. Salem St. ...................................................... 20 12 0.60

Denison ........................................................ 20 12 0.6027. Concordia (Wis.)............................................ 22 13 0.5928. Middlebury .................................................... 19 11 0.58

Rose-Hulman .................................................. 19 11 0.58Texas Lutheran................................................ 19 11 0.58


1. Wheaton (Ill.) ............................................ 25 1 0 0.9622. Trinity (Tex.) .............................................. 16 1 0 0.9413. Wheaton (Mass.) ...................................... 23 1 2 0.9234. Puget Sound .............................................. 22 2 0 0.9175. Messiah .................................................... 20 1 2 0.913

Rank Team Won Lost Tied Pct.6. Lynchburg.................................................. 21 2 1 0.896

Oneonta St. .............................................. 21 2 1 0.8968. Hardin-Simmons ........................................ 19 2 1 0.886

Union (N.Y.) .............................................. 19 2 1 0.88610. Bay Path.................................................... 18 2 1 0.88111. Middlebury................................................ 15 1 3 0.86812. Stevens Institute .......................................... 18 2 2 0.864

Loras ........................................................ 18 2 2 0.864TCNJ ........................................................ 18 2 2 0.864

15. Hamilton .................................................. 15 2 1 0.86116. Haverford.................................................. 15 2 2 0.84217. Washington-St. Louis .................................. 17 3 1 0.83318. Macalester ................................................ 18 3 2 0.82619. Wartburg .................................................. 16 3 1 0.82520. Lake Forest ................................................ 14 3 0 0.82421. Texas-Dallas .............................................. 16 3 2 0.810

Ohio Wesleyan ........................................ 16 3 2 0.81023. Va. Wesleyan............................................ 15 3 2 0.800

Chicago.................................................... 15 3 2 0.800Wis.-Stout.................................................. 15 3 2 0.800

26. Thomas More ............................................ 13 3 1 0.794Carroll (Wis.) ............................................ 13 3 1 0.794

28. Castleton St. ............................................ 16 4 1 0.786Principia.................................................... 16 4 1 0.786Maryville (Mo.) .......................................... 16 4 1 0.786

Women’sCoaching RecordsAll-Division Coaching Records

Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 264Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 264

Division I Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 265Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 265Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 266Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 266

Division II Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 267Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 267Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 267Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 268

Division III Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 268Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 268Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 269Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 269

COACHING RECORDS264

All-Division CoachingRecordsWinningest Coaches All-Time

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA school; includes allvictories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Anson Dorrance (North Carolina, 1979-04) .. 26 579 26 17 .9452. *Joe Russo (TCNJ, 1990-04) .......................... 15 275 28 19 .8843. *Brian McManus (UC San Diego, 1987-04).... 18 305 38 22 .8664. Clive Charles (Portland, 1989-02) .................. 14 226 52 13 .7995. Mike Covone (Barry, 1984-94) ...................... 11 140 32 9 .7986. *Becky Burleigh (Berry, 1989-93; Florida,

1995-04) .................................................. 15 267 66 17 .7977. *Jerry Smith (Santa Clara, 1987-04) .............. 18 294 74 24 .7817. *Chris Petrucelli (Notre Dame, 1990-98;

Texas, 1999-04) ........................................ 15 251 65 15 .7819. *Brian Speck [Union (N.Y.), 1995-04] ............ 10 139 35 12 .780

10. *Len Tsantiris (Connecticut, 1981-04) .............. 24 416 110 27 .77710. Chris Malone (Cortland St., 1982-94) ............ 13 195 44 34 .77712. *John Walker (Nebraska, 1994-04) .............. 11 186 52 8 .77213. *Rich Ilsley (Adelphi, 1990-94, 96-04)............ 14 201 54 16 .77114. Mark Krikorian (Franklin Pierce, 1990-95;

Hartford, 1996-00) .................................... 11 168 49 6 .76715. Lisa Melendy (Williams, 1985-01) .................. 17 195 54 20 .76216. *Randy Waldrum (Tulsa, 1989-94; Baylor,

1996-98; Notre Dame, 1999-04)................ 15 226 70 17 .74917. *G. Guerrieri (Hardin-Simmons, 1988-89;

Texas A&M, 1993-04)................................ 14 218 71 9 .74718. *Sheila Miech (Wis.-Stevens Point, 1987-04) .. 18 265 83 22 .74619. *Aliceann Wilber (William Smith, 1980-04) .... 25 332 104 33 .74320. *John Leaney (UC San Diego, 1984-86;

Macalester, 1989-04) ................................ 19 261 83 24 .74220. *Patrick Farmer (Ithaca, 1987-93; Penn St.,

1994-00; Tennessee Tech, 2003;Syracuse, 2004) ........................................ 16 250 77 30 .742

22. Peter Tufts (Southern N.H., 1982-98) .............. 17 224 73 16 .74122. Roy Wilkins (Richard Stockton, 1989-02) ........ 14 190 61 17 .74124. *Todd Olsen (Lynchburg, 1994-04) ................ 11 172 56 16 .73825. *Jennifer Rockwood (Brigham Young, 1995-04) .. 10 165 56 10 .73626. *Pete Felske [Wheaton (Ill.), 1988-04] ............ 17 232 78 18 .73527. *Mike Cannon (Truman, 1993-04).................. 12 162 53 18 .73428. *Terry Gurnett (Rochester, 1977-04) .............. 28 344 111 48 .73229. *Mike Tucker (Dayton, 1995-04) .................... 10 154 55 5 .73130. *Kurt Glaeser (Mary Washington, 1989-04).... 16 217 71 30 .73031. *Denise Lyons (Keene St., 1992-04)................ 13 192 67 16 .72731. *Steve Spirk [Wilmington (Ohio), 1982-04] .... 13 182 65 11 .727

Coach, Teams Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.33. *John Cullen (Bowdoin, 1985-04) .................. 20 220 77 20 .72634. Fred Bright (Geneseo St., 1981-94) ................ 14 177 62 17 .72534. *Brian Dooley (Barry, 1995-98; Fla. Atlantic,

1999-04) .................................................. 10 127 45 10 .72536. *Neil Cunningham (SCAD, 1995-00;

Wash. & Lee, 2001-04).............................. 10 117 42 14 .71737. Larry Gross (North Carolina St., 1984-93) ...... 10 146 53 18 .71438. *Dan Kuntz (Cal Lutheran, 1993-04) .............. 12 159 63 15 .70339. *Nancy Feldman (Lake Forest, 1988-89;

Plymouth St., 1990-94; Boston U., 1995-04).... 17 214 84 23 .70240. *John Hedlund (North Texas, 1995-04) .......... 10 135 55 9 .70141. Nick Cowell [Wooster, 1989-90; Trinity (Tex.),

1991-98; Baylor, 1999-02; Sewanee,2003-04] .................................................. 16 204 83 19 .698

41. *Mike Stehlik (Gust. Adolphus, 1990-04) ........ 15 175 70 20 .69841. *Gail Mann (Nazareth, 1993-04) .................. 12 153 61 16 .69844. *Luke Oberkirch (Sonoma St., 1995-04).......... 10 132 53 17 .69645. *John Daly (William & Mary, 1987-04) .......... 18 255 106 21 .69546. *Mindy Quigg (Ithaca, 1994-04).................... 11 136 52 29 .69447. *Michael Sabatelle (Emory, 1988-04) ............ 17 212 85 32 .69347. *John Carter DePauw, 1989-04) .................... 15 180 76 14 .69349. *Gabe Mejail [Wheaton (Mass.), 1979-82;

Merrimack, 1984-04] ................................ 25 334 140 31 .69250. *Amy Reifert (Chicago, 1991-04) .................. 14 171 69 27 .69150. *Gail Murphy [Southwestern (Tex.), 1993-96;

Denison, 1997-04] .................................... 12 150 65 8 .69150. *Nikki Izzo-Brown (West Va. Wesleyan,

1994; West Virginia, 1996-04) .................. 10 134 57 11 .69150. *Ali Omar (Winona St., 1995-04).................. 10 125 53 10 .691*Active coach.

BY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA school; includes allvictories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Anson Dorrance (North Carolina, 1979-04) .. 26 579 26 17 .9452. *Len Tsantiris (Connecticut, 1981-04) .............. 24 416 110 27 .7773. *Terry Gurnett (Rochester, 1977-04) .............. 28 344 111 48 .7324. *Gabe Mejail [Wheaton (Mass.), 1979-82;

Merrimack, 1984-03] ................................ 25 334 140 31 .6925. *Aliceann Wilber (William Smith, 1980-04).... 25 332 104 33 .7436. *Brian McManus (UC San Diego, 1987-04).... 18 305 38 22 .8667. *Jerry Smith (Santa Clara, 1987-04) .............. 18 294 74 24 .7818. *Joe Bochicchio (Scranton, 1984-04) .............. 21 279 127 29 .6758. *Jim Rudy (UCF, 1981-87; Massachusetts,

1988-04) .................................................. 24 279 130 22 .67310. *Joe Russo (TCNJ, 1990-04) .......................... 15 275 28 19 .88411. *Becky Burleigh (Berry, 1989-93; Florida,

1995-04) .................................................. 15 267 6 17 .78712. *Peter Albright (Johnson St., 1981-95;

Richmond, 1996-04) .................................. 24 266 153 32 .62513. *Sheila Miech (Wis.-Stevens Point, 1987-04) .. 18 265 83 22 .74614. *John Leaney (UC San Diego, 1984-86;

Macalester, 1989-04) ................................ 19 261 83 24 .74214. *David Lombardo (Keene St., 1981-87;

James Madison, 1990-04) .......................... 22 261 153 28 .62216. *John Daly (William & Mary, 1987-04) .......... 18 255 106 21 .69516. *Doug Mello [Siena Heights, 1986-88;

Southwest (N.M.), 1989; Luther, 1990-04] .. 19 255 112 25 .68218. *Chris Petrucelli (Notre Dame, 1990-98;

Texas, 1999-04) ........................................ 15 251 65 15 .78119. *Patrick Farmer (Ithaca, 1987-93; Penn St.,

1994-00; Tennessee Tech, 2003; Syracuse,2004)........................................................ 16 250 77 30 .742

20. Peter Reynaud (Sonoma St., 1981-84; California,1986; Sonoma St., 1987-94; Fresno St.,1995-00; Long Beach St., 2001-03) ............ 22 245 145 30 .619

20. *Phil Pincince (Brown, 1977-04) .................... 28 245 174 30 .57922. Dan Blank [St. Mary’s (Minn.), 1982-03] ........ 22 239 138 26 .62522. *Meridy Glenn (Cincinnati, 1983-04) ............ 22 239 154 28 .60124. *Pete Felske [Wheaton (Ill.), 1988-04] ............ 17 232 78 18 .73525. *Marine Cano (Cal St. Dom. Hills, 1984-93;

UC Irvine, 1994-04) .................................. 21 231 137 38 .61626. *Gene Ventriglia (Army, 1986-04) ................ 19 227 132 20 .62527. Clive Charles (Portland, 1989-02) .................. 14 226 52 13 .79927. *Randy Waldrum (Tulsa, 1989-94; Baylor,

1996-98; Notre Dame, 1999-04)................ 15 226 70 17 .74929. Peter Tufts (Southern N.H., 1982-98) .............. 17 224 73 16 .74129. *Jim Regan (Wheeling Jesuit, 1989-04) .......... 16 224 106 9 .67429. Alan Kirkup (Southern Methodist, 1986-95;

Maryland, 1996-98; Arkansas, 1999-03) .... 18 224 137 19 .61429. *Joe Pereira (Methodist, 1984-94; Old

Dominion, 1995-04).................................. 21 224 151 28 .59133. *John Cullen (Bowdoin, 1985-04) .................. 20 220 77 20 .726

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Coach, Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.34. *G. Guerrieri (Hardin-Simmons, 1988-89;

Texas A&M, 1993-04)................................ 14 218 71 9 .74735. *Kurt Glaeser (Mary Washington, 1989-04).... 16 217 71 30 .73035. *Don Staley (Radford, 1985-93; Alabama,

1994-04) .................................................. 20 217 160 18 .57237. *Nancy Feldman (Lake Forest, 1988-89;

Plymouth St., 1990-94; Boston U., 1995-04).. 17 214 84 23 .70238. *Michael Sabatelle (Emory, 1988-04) ............ 17 212 85 32 .69339. Michelle Morgan (Amherst, 1978-92, 94-03) .. 25 207 111 40 .63440. *Bill Hempen (Duke, 1988-00; Colorado,

2001-04) .................................................. 17 205 129 23 .60641. Nick Cowell [Wooster, 1989-90; Trinity (Tex.),

1991-98; Baylor, 1999-02; Sewanee,2003-04] .................................................. 16 204 83 19 .698

42. *Rich Ilsey (Adelphi, 1990-94, 96-04) ............ 14 201 54 16 .77143. *Judy Blinstrub (Babson, 1984-04).................. 21 200 163 20 .54844. *Denise Dallamora (Brandeis, 1980-04).......... 25 199 195 34 .50545. *Tracey Ranieri (Wells, 1989; Oneonta St.,

1991-04) .................................................. 15 198 90 22 .67446. Dang Pibulvech (Colorado Col., 1983-90;

Washington, 1991-93; Texas, 1994-98;Nevada, 2000-03) .................................... 20 197 155 23 .556

47. Chris Malone (Cortland St., 1982-94) ............ 13 195 44 34 .77747. Lisa Melendy (Williams, 1985-01) .................. 17 195 54 20 .76249. *Brian Purcell (Presbyterian, 1989-04) ............ 16 193 89 11 .67750. *Denise Lyons (Keene St., 1992-04)................ 13 192 67 16 .72750. Greg Ryan (Wisconsin, 1986-93; Southern

Methodist, 1996-98; Colorado Col., 1999-03).. 16 192 90 20 .66950. Ken Hudson (Mo.-St. Louis, 1981-96) .............. 16 192 96 23 .654*Active coach.

Division I Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Anson Dorrance, North Carolina .................... 26 579 26 17 .9452. Becky Burleigh, Florida .................................. 15 267 66 17 .7873. Jerry Smith, Santa Clara ................................ 18 294 74 24 .7813. Chris Petrucelli, Texas .................................... 15 251 65 15 .7815. Len Tsantiris, Connecticut ................................ 24 416 110 27 .7776. John Walker, Nebraska ................................ 11 186 52 8 .7727. Randy Waldrum, Notre Dame ........................ 15 226 70 17 .7498. G. Guerrieri, Texas A&M .............................. 14 218 71 9 .7479. Patrick Farmer, Syracuse ................................ 16 250 77 30 .742

10. Jennifer Rockwood, Brigham Young ................ 10 165 56 10 .73611. Mike Tucker, Dayton ...................................... 10 154 55 5 .73112. Brian Dooley, Fla. Atlantic .............................. 10 127 45 10 .72513. Jillian Ellis, UCLA .......................................... 7 109 40 5 .72414. Angela Kelly. Tennessee ................................ 5 75 30 6 .70315. Nancy Feldman, Boston U. ............................ 17 214 84 23 .70216. John Hedlund, North Texas ............................ 10 135 55 9 .70117. Markus Roeders, Marquette ............................ 9 133 53 15 .69918. John Daly, William & Mary ............................ 18 255 106 21 .69519. Nikki Izzo-Brown, West Virginia .................... 10 134 57 11 .69120. Ben Popoola, Appalachian St. ...................... 16 251 109 18 .68821. Nick O'Shea, Oakland .................................. 11 136 60 9 .68522. Tim Champion, St. Louis ................................ 12 167 72 21 .68322. Jeff Hooker, Denver........................................ 13 159 68 22 .68324. Julie Shackford, Princeton .............................. 14 159 73 14 .67525. Jim Rudy, Massachusetts ................................ 24 279 130 22 .67326. Alex Crozier, Cal Poly.................................... 13 165 75 23 .67126. Amanda Cromwell, UCF ................................ 8 109 52 6 .67128. Pete Kowall, Illinois St. .................................. 12 139 67 14 .66429. Kalekeni Banda, Albany (N.Y.) ...................... 10 123 61 11 .65930. Ray Leone, Arizona St. .................................. 14 175 87 21 .65531. Tim Ward, Pepperdine .................................. 7 84 41 15 .65432. Joe Mallia, Loyola (Md.) ................................ 7 87 45 9 .64933. Steve Swanson, Virginia ................................ 15 174 90 22 .64734. Kathy Brawn, Colgate .................................... 14 167 89 21 .64135. Kyle Cussen, Oral Roberts .............................. 7 87 47 9 .64036. Brian Lee, Furman.......................................... 11 144 80 10 .63737. Ann Clifton, Villanova .................................... 8 98 53 18 .63338. Alison Foley, Boston College .......................... 9 110 62 13 .63039. Kevin Boyd, California .................................. 8 96 54 13 .62940. Carin Gabarra, Navy .................................... 13 147 84 15 .62841. Peter Albright, Richmond ................................ 24 266 153 32 .625

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.41. Gene Ventriglia, Army .................................. 19 227 132 20 .62541. Tim Wheaton, Harvard .................................. 18 167 95 27 .62541. Darren Ambrose, Penn .................................. 5 49 27 12 .62545. Blake Hornbuckle, Southeastern La. ................ 8 91 52 16 .62346. David Lombardo, James Madison.................... 22 261 153 28 .62247. Rob Donnenwirth, East Caro. ........................ 11 119 68 24 .62148. Michael Moynihan, Wis.-Milwaukee .............. 8 91 52 20 .62049. Sue Patberg, Georgia .................................... 12 146 87 18 .61850. Marine Cano, UC Irvine ................................ 21 231 137 38 .616(Minimum five years as a four-year college head coach but fewer thanfive years at the Division I level; number of years at Division I level inparentheses.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Greg Ashton, Davidson (1) ............................ 5 83 17 3 .8202. Jeff Leightman, Binghamton (3)........................ 7 82 40 10 .6593. James Walker, Duquesne (2) .......................... 8 101 53 7 .6494. Brad Evans, Toledo (4) .................................. 9 96 64 8 .5955. Kevin Dempsey, Col. of Charleston (4) ............ 11 118 78 16 .5946. Jason Wharton, Arkansas St. (1) .................... 5 48 33 3 .5897. Anthony James, Youngstown St. (1) ................ 5 56 41 4 .5748. Kevin Mounce, Gardner-Webb (2) .................. 5 49 44 6 .5259. Aston Rhoden, Middle Tenn. (2)...................... 7 64 61 5 .512

10. Chris Johnson, IUPUI (2) ................................ 11 93 99 4 .485

BY VICTORIES(Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Anson Dorrance, North Carolina .................... 26 579 26 17 .9452. Len Tsantiris, Connecticut ................................ 24 416 110 27 .7773. Jerry Smith, Santa Clara ................................ 18 294 74 24 .7814. Jim Rudy, Massachusetts ................................ 24 279 130 22 .6735. Becky Burleigh, Florida .................................. 15 267 66 17 .7876. Peter Albright, Richmond ................................ 24 266 153 32 .6257. David Lombardo, James Madison.................... 22 261 153 28 .6228. John Daly, William & Mary ............................ 18 255 106 21 .6959. Chris Petrucelli, Texas .................................... 15 251 65 15 .7819. Ben Popoola, Appalachian St. ...................... 16 251 109 18 .688

11. Patrick Farmer, Syracuse ................................ 16 250 77 30 .74212. Phil Pincince, Brown ...................................... 28 245 174 30 .57913. Meridy Glenn, Cincinnati .............................. 22 239 154 28 .60114. Marine Cano, UC Irvine ................................ 21 231 137 38 .61615. Gene Ventriglia, Army .................................. 19 227 132 20 .62516. Randy Waldrum, Notre Dame ........................ 15 226 70 17 .74917. Joe Pereira, Old Dominion.............................. 21 224 151 28 .59118. G. Guerrieri, Texas A&M .............................. 14 218 71 9 .74719. Don Staley, Alabama .................................... 20 217 160 18 .57220. Nancy Feldman, Boston U. ............................ 17 214 84 23 .70221. Bill Hempen, Colorado .................................. 17 205 129 23 .60622. John Walker, Nebraska ................................ 11 186 52 8 .77223. Mike Minielli, Murray St. .............................. 16 182 125 29 .58524. Ray Leone, Arizona St. .................................. 14 175 87 21 .65525. Steve Swanson, Virginia ................................ 15 174 90 22 .64726. Patrick Baker, Florida St. .............................. 16 169 121 22 .57727. Tim Champion, St. Louis ................................ 12 167 72 21 .68327. Kathy Brawn, Colgate .................................... 14 167 89 21 .64127. Tim Wheaton, Harvard .................................. 18 167 95 27 .62530. Jennifer Rockwood, Brigham Young ................ 10 165 56 10 .73630. Alex Crozier, Cal Poly.................................... 13 165 75 23 .67132. Lesle Gallimore, Washington .......................... 15 162 104 23 .60032. Steve Ballard, Eastern Ill. .............................. 15 162 110 14 .59134. Jeff Hooker, Denver........................................ 13 159 68 22 .68334. Julie Shackford, Princeton .............................. 14 159 73 14 .67536. Debbie Rademacher, Michigan ...................... 13 158 95 25 .61337. Everton Edwards, Florida Int'l.......................... 20 156 160 29 .49438. Rob Brewer, Southwest Mo. St. ...................... 14 155 107 18 .58639. Mike Tucker, Dayton ...................................... 10 154 55 5 .73140. David Rubinson, TCU .................................... 19 150 188 23 .44741. Carin Gabarra, Navy .................................... 13 147 84 15 .62841. Scott Grzenda, Delaware .............................. 15 147 112 18 .56341. Gregg Murphy, Loyola Marymount ................ 15 147 117 21 .55341. Susan Ryan, Stony Brook................................ 20 147 190 30 .44145. Sue Patberg, Georgia .................................... 12 146 87 18 .61846. Warren Lipka, Kentucky ................................ 13 145 107 15 .57147. Brian Lee, Furman.......................................... 11 144 80 10 .63748. Pete Kowall, Illinois St. .................................. 12 139 67 14 .66448. Tony da Luz, Wake Forest .............................. 13 139 102 16 .57250. Karen Hoppa, Auburn.................................... 12 138 85 17 .61050. Tom Saxton, Michigan St. ............................ 14 138 120 20 .532

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(Minimum five years as a four-year college head coach but fewer thanfive years at the Division I level; number of years at Division I level inparentheses.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Kevin Dempsey, Col. of Charleston (4) ............ 11 118 78 16 .5942. James Walker, Duquesne (2) .......................... 8 101 53 7 .6493. Brad Evans, Toledo (4) .................................. 9 96 64 8 .5954. Chris Johnson, IUPUI (2) ................................ 11 93 99 4 .4855. Greg Ashton, Davidson (1) ............................ 5 83 17 3 .8206. Jeff Leightman, Binghamton (3)........................ 7 82 40 10 .6597. Aston Rhoden, Middle Tenn. (2)...................... 7 64 61 5 .5127. Christopher Baker, Drury (4) .......................... 8 64 83 4 .4379. Anthony James, Youngstown St. (1) ................ 5 56 41 4 .574

10. Catherine Byrne, Akron (4) ............................ 8 53 78 13 .413


BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division I school; includesall victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Anson Dorrance (North Carolina, 1979-04) .. 26 579 26 17 .9452. Clive Charles (Portland, 1989-02) .................. 14 226 52 13 .7993. *Becky Burleigh (Berry, 1989-93; Florida,

1995-04) .................................................. 15 267 66 17 .7874. *Jerry Smith (Santa Clara, 1987-04) .............. 18 294 74 24 .7814. *Chris Petrucelli (Notre Dame, 1990-98; Texas,

1999-04) .................................................. 15 251 65 15 .7816. *Len Tsantiris (Connecticut, 1981-04) .............. 24 416 110 27 .7777. *John Walker (Nebraska, 1994-04) .............. 11 186 52 8 .7728. *Randy Waldrum (Tulsa, 1989-94; Baylor,

1996-98; Notre Dame, 1999-04)................ 15 226 70 17 .7499. *G. Guerrieri (Hardin-Simmons, 1988-89;

Texas A&M, 1993-04)................................ 14 218 71 9 .74710. *Jennifer Rockwood (Brigham Young, 1995-04) .. 10 165 56 10 .73611. *Mike Tucker (Dayton, 1995-04) .................... 10 154 55 5 .73112. Larry Gross (North Carolina St., 1984-93) ...... 10 146 53 18 .71413. *Nancy Feldman (Lake Forest, 1988-89;

Plymouth St., 1990-94; Boston U., 1995-04).. 17 214 84 23 .70214. *John Hedlund (North Texas, 1995-04) .......... 10 135 55 9 .70115. *John Daly (William & Mary, 1987-04) .......... 18 255 106 21 .69516. Lauren Gregg (Virginia, 1986-95) .................. 10 134 57 15 .68717. Bill Barker (UCF, 1988-92; Georgia, 1995-99).... 10 115 48 17 .68618. *Julie Shackford (Carnegie Mellon, 1991-94;

Princeton, 1995-04).................................... 14 159 73 14 .67519. *Jim Rudy (UCF, 1981-87; Massachusetts,

1988-04) .................................................. 24 279 130 22 .67320. *Alex Crozier (Cal Poly, 1992-04).................. 13 165 75 23 .67121. Greg Ryan (Wisconsin, 1986-93; Southern

Methodist, 1996-98; Colorado Col., 1999-03) .. 16 192 90 20 .66922. Hank Leung (George Mason, 1982-91) .......... 10 126 58 19 .66723. *Ray Leone (Berry, 1986-88; Creighton,

1989-93; Clemson, 1999-00; Arizona St.,2001-04) .................................................. 14 175 87 21 .655

24. Ken McDonald (Vanderbilt, 1989-98) ............ 10 126 67 3 .65125. *Steve Swanson (Dartmouth, 1990-95; Stanford,

1996-99; Virginia, 2000-04) ...................... 15 174 90 22 .64726. *Kathy Brawn (Colgate, 1991-04) .................. 14 167 89 21 .64127. Betsy Duerksen (Seattle Pacific, 1991-93;

Montana, 1994-03).................................... 13 161 89 9 .63928. *Brian Lee (Furman, 1994-04) ........................ 11 144 80 10 .63729. Jack Poland (UNC Greensboro, 1988-00) ...... 13 163 92 8 .63530. *Carin Gabarra (Westmont, 1987; Navy,

1993-04) .................................................. 13 147 84 15 .62831. *Gene Ventriglia (Army, 1986-04) ................ 19 227 132 20 .62531. *Tim Wheaton (Harvard, 1987-04) ................ 18 167 95 27 .62533. *David Lombardo (Keene St., 1981-87;

James Madison, 1990-04) .......................... 22 261 153 28 .62234. Peter Reynaud (Sonoma St., 1981-84;

California, 1986; Sonoma St., 1987-94;Fresno St., 1995-00; Long Beach St., 2001-03).. 22 245 145 30 .619

35. *Sue Patberg (Minnesota, 1993-99; Georgia,2000-04) .................................................. 12 146 87 18 .618

36. *Marine Cano (Cal St. Dom. Hills, 1984-93;UC Irvine, 1994-04) .................................. 21 231 137 38 .616

37. Alan Kirkup (Southern Methodist, 1986-95;Maryland, 1996-98; Arkansas, 1999-03) .... 18 224 137 19 .614

38. *Debbie Rademacher (Fairfield, 1992-93;Michigan, 1994-04) .................................. 13 158 95 25 .613

39. *Karen Hoppa (UCF, 1993-98; Auburn,1999-04) .................................................. 12 138 85 17 .610

40. *Robbie Church (Charlotte, 1994-98; Vanderbilt,1999-00; Duke, 2001-04) .......................... 11 133 83 15 .608

40. *Rudy Meredith (Yale, 1995-04) .................... 10 104 65 11 .608

Coach, Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.42. Austin Daniels (Hartford, 1989-95; Colorado,

1996-00) .................................................. 12 139 88 11 .60743. *Bill Hempen (Duke, 1988-00; Colorado,

2001-04) .................................................. 17 205 129 23 .60643. *John Cossaboon (UC Santa Barb., 1995-96;

San Diego, 1997-02; Southern Methodist,2003-04) .................................................. 10 117 74 12 .606

45. April Heinrichs (Princeton, 1990; Maryland,1991-95; Virginia, 1996-99) ...................... 10 116 73 15 .605

46. *JoAnne Russell (Hofstra, 1992-04) ................ 13 136 87 15 .60347. *Meridy Glenn (Cincinnati, 1983-04) ............ 22 239 154 28 .60148. *Lesle Gallimore (San Diego St., 1990-93;

Washington, 1994-04) .............................. 15 162 104 23 .60049. Chuck Clegg (San Diego St., 1989, 94-03) .... 11 122 81 8 .59750. *Michael Jackson (New Hampshire, 1995-04).... 10 109 72 16 .594*Active coach.

BY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division I school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Anson Dorrance (North Carolina, 1979-04) .. 26 579 26 17 .9452. *Len Tsantiris (Connecticut, 1981-04) .............. 24 416 110 27 .7773. *Jerry Smith (Santa Clara, 1987-04) .............. 18 294 74 24 .7814. *Jim Rudy (UCF, 1981-87; Massachusetts,

1988-04) .................................................. 24 279 130 22 .6735. *Becky Burleigh (Berry, 1989-93; Florida,

1995-04) .................................................. 15 267 66 17 .7876. *David Lombardo (Keene St., 1981-87;

James Madison, 1990-04) .......................... 22 261 153 28 .6227. *John Daly (William & Mary, 1987-04) .......... 18 255 106 21 .6958. *Chris Petrucelli (Notre Dame, 1990-98; Texas,

1999-04) .................................................. 15 251 65 15 .7819. Peter Reynaud (Sonoma St., 1981-84; California,

1986; Sonoma St., 1987-94; Fresno St.,1995-00; Long Beach St., 2001-03) ............ 22 245 145 30 .619

9. *Phil Pincince (Brown, 1977-04) .................... 28 245 174 30 .57911. *Meridy Glenn (Cincinnati, 1983-04) ............ 22 239 154 28 .60112. *Marine Cano (Cal St. Dom. Hills, 1984-93;

UC Irvine, 1994-04) .................................. 21 231 137 38 .61613. *Gene Ventriglia (Army, 1986-04) ................ 19 227 132 20 .62514. Clive Charles (Portland, 1989-02) .................. 14 226 52 13 .79914. *Randy Waldrum (Tulsa, 1989-94; Baylor,

1996-98; Notre Dame, 1999-04)................ 15 226 70 17 .74916. Alan Kirkup (Southern Methodist, 1986-95;

Maryland, 1996-98; Arkansas, 1999-03) .... 18 224 137 19 .61416. *Don Pereira (Methodist, 1984-94; Old

Dominion, 1995-04) .................................. 21 224 151 28 .59118. *G. Guerrieri (Hardin-Simmons, 1988-89;

Texas A&M, 1993-04)................................ 14 218 71 9 .74719. *Don Staley (Radford, 1985-93; Alabama,

1994-04) .................................................. 20 217 160 18 .57220. *Nancy Feldman (Lake Forest, 1988-89;

Plymouth St., 1990-94; Boston U., 1995-04) .... 17 214 84 23 .70221. *Bill Hempen (Duke, 1988-00; Colorado,

2001-04) .................................................. 17 205 129 23 .60622. Dang Pibulvech (Colorado Col., 1983-90;

Washington, 1991-93; Texas, 1994-98;Nevada, 2000-03) .................................... 20 197 155 23 .556

23. Greg Ryan (Wisconsin, 1986-93; SouthernMethodist, 1996-98; Colorado Col., 1999-03) .. 16 192 90 20 .669

24. *John Walker (Nebraska, 1994-04) .............. 11 186 52 8 .77225. *Ray Leone (Berry, 1986-88; Creighton,

1989-93; Clemson, 1999-00; Arizona St.,2001-04) .................................................. 14 175 87 21 .655

26. *Steve Swanson (Dartmouth, 1990-95; Stanford,1996-99; Virginia, 2000-04) ...................... 15 174 90 22 .647

27. *Patrick Baker (N.C. Wesleyan, 1989-93;Pennsylvania, 1994-98; Florida St., 1999-04) .. 16 169 121 22 .577

28. *Kathy Brawn (Colgate, 1991-04) .................. 14 167 89 21 .64128. *Tim Wheaton (Harvard, 1987-04) ................ 18 167 95 27 .62528. Charlie Duccilli (Rutgers, 1984-99).................. 16 167 114 26 .58631. *Jennifer Rockwood (Brigham Young, 1995-04) .. 10 165 56 10 .73631. *Alex Crozier (Cal Poly, 1992-04).................. 13 165 75 23 .67133. Jack Poland (UNC Greensboro, 1988-00) ...... 13 163 92 8 .63534. *Lesle Gallimore (San Diego St., 1990-93;

Washington, 1994-04) .............................. 15 162 104 23 .60035. *Steve Ballard (Elon, 1986-88; Averett,

1993-94; Eastern Ill., 1995-04) .................. 15 162 110 14 .59136. Betsy Duerksen (Seattle Pacific, 1991-93;

Montana, 1994-03).................................... 13 161 89 9 .63937. Jean Paul Verhees (Westmont, 1983-86;

California, 1987-88; San Francisco, 1991-00) .. 16 160 127 18 .55438. *Julie Shackford (Carnegie Mellon, 1991-94;

Princeton, 1995-04).................................... 14 159 73 14 .675

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39. *Debbie Rademacher (Fairfield, 1992-93;Michigan, 1994-04) .................................. 13 158 95 25 .613

40. *Everton Edwards (Florida Int’l, 1985-04)........ 20 156 160 29 .49441. *Mike Tucker (Dayton, 1995-04) .................... 10 154 55 5 .73142. *David Rubinson (TCU, 1986-04) .................. 19 150 188 23 .44743. *Carin Gabarra (Westmont, 1987; Navy,

1993-04) .................................................. 13 147 84 15 .62843. *Scott Grzenda (Delaware, 1990-04) ............ 15 147 112 18 .56343. *Susan Ryan (Stony Brook, 1985-04).............. 20 147 190 30 .44146. Larry Gross (North Carolina St., 1984-93) ...... 10 146 53 18 .71446. *Sue Patberg (Minnesota, 1993-99; Georgia,

2000-04) .................................................. 12 146 87 18 .61848. *Warren Lipka (Kentucky, 1992-04) .............. 13 145 107 15 .57149. *Brian Lee (Furman, 1994-04) ........................ 11 144 80 10 .63750. Randy Farris [St. Mary’s (Cal.), 1982-97] ........ 16 143 155 26 .481*Active coach.

Division II Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum five years as a Division II head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Jeff Bailey, Franklin Pierce .............................. 9 180 12 5 .9262. Brian McManus, UC San Diego...................... 18 305 38 22 .8663. Gareth O'Sullivan, West Ga. ........................ 6 87 19 3 .8124. Don Klosterman, Neb.-Omaha........................ 6 104 24 4 .8035. Bob Sheehan, Northern Ky. .......................... 8 140 30 12 .8026. Rich Ilsley, Adelphi ........................................ 14 201 54 16 .7717. Mike Cook, Central Okla. ............................ 12 196 59 6 .7628. Mike Cannon, Truman.................................... 12 162 53 18 .7349. Mike Joy, Tusculum ........................................ 13 201 70 14 .730

10. Butch Lauffer, West Tex. A&M ........................ 9 122 43 8 .72811. J.B. Belzer, Regis (Colo.) ................................ 9 132 50 7 .71712. Tina Patterson, Incarnate Word ...................... 12 152 60 11 .70613. Neil Piper, Tex. A&M-Commerce .................... 7 92 37 10 .69814. Luke Oberkirch, Sonoma St. .......................... 10 132 53 17 .69615. Gabe Mejail, Merrimack ................................ 25 334 140 31 .69216. Ali Omar, Winona St. .................................. 10 125 53 10 .69117. Scot Wieland, Belmont Abbey ........................ 6 86 38 3 .68918. Brian Purcell, Presbyterian .............................. 16 193 89 11 .67719. Andy Smyth, Findlay ...................................... 15 194 89 17 .67520. Jim Regan, Wheeling Jesuit ............................ 16 224 106 9 .67421. Mike Munch, North Fla. ................................ 10 124 58 14 .66822. Troy Fabiano, Wis.-Parkside .......................... 8 90 43 11 .66323. Sandy Dickson, Bloomsburg............................ 7 89 43 10 .66224. Rocky Orezzoli, Lynn .................................... 7 75 37 7 .66025. Todd Dyer, Longwood.................................... 11 128 66 8 .65326. Jeff Trimble, Midwestern St. .......................... 7 86 43 13 .65127. Noreen Herlihy, Slippery Rock........................ 10 114 60 8 .64828. Jim O'Brien, Southern Conn. St. .................... 9 105 56 8 .64529. Chris Miskec, Minn. St. Mankato .................... 9 105 59 6 .63530. George Dunbar, Philadelphia U. .................... 6 68 36 16 .63331. Rob King, Kennesaw St. ................................ 9 99 57 6 .63032. Andy Thompson, Wingate.............................. 5 57 33 4 .62833. Steve Kehm, Northern St. .............................. 7 83 48 9 .62534. Mark Dawson, Southampton .......................... 7 80 50 6 .61035. Greg Cane, Minn. Duluth .............................. 15 138 86 19 .60736. Laurie Darling Gutheil, St. Rose ...................... 9 97 65 6 .59537. MaryClaire Robinson, UC Davis...................... 13 135 90 17 .59338. Chad Miller, Pfeiffer ...................................... 6 65 43 11 .59239. Tim Barrera, Northern Colo. .......................... 12 125 86 7 .58940. Jim Buchan, Mesa St. .................................... 9 99 68 10 .58841. Matt Townsend, Le Moyne.............................. 6 61 43 7 .58142. Chris Flint, Bryant .......................................... 5 51 37 7 .57443. Kendall Reyes, S.C. Upstate............................ 7 68 53 11 .55744. Beth Goetz, Mo.-St. Louis................................ 8 84 68 6 .55145. Lincoln Ziyenge, Ala.-Huntsville ...................... 7 60 50 6 .54346. Derek Arneaud, East Stroudsburg.................... 10 97 82 10 .54047. Doug Carter, Northwood .............................. 7 60 52 10 .53348. Jessica Maddox, South Dakota ...................... 5 49 43 1 .53249. Tom Brown, Angelo St. ................................ 12 103 92 17 .52650. Bill Postiglione, Quincy .................................. 22 175 161 26 .519

BY VICTORIES(Minimum five years as a Division II head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Gabe Mejail, Merrimack................................ 25 334 140 31 .6922. Brian McManus, UC San Diego...................... 18 305 38 22 .8663. Jim Regan, Wheeling Jesuit ............................ 16 224 106 9 .6744. Rich Ilsley, Adelphi ........................................ 14 201 54 16 .7714. Mike Joy, Tusculum ........................................ 13 201 70 14 .7306. Mike Cook, Central Okla. ............................ 12 196 59 6 .7627. Andy Smyth, Findlay ...................................... 15 194 89 17 .6758. Brian Purcell, Presbyterian .............................. 16 193 89 11 .6779. Jeff Bailey, Franklin Pierce .............................. 9 180 12 5 .926

10. Bill Postiglione, Quincy .................................. 22 175 161 26 .51911. Christine Rizzieri, Fla. Southern ...................... 25 171 228 22 .43212. Mike Cannon, Truman.................................... 12 162 53 18 .73413. Jack Hyde, San Fran. St. .............................. 23 156 214 51 .43114. Tina Patterson, Incarnate Word ...................... 12 152 60 11 .70615. Bob Sheehan, Northern Ky. .......................... 8 140 30 12 .80216. Greg Cane, Minn. Duluth .............................. 15 138 86 19 .60717. MaryClaire Robinson, UC Davis...................... 13 135 90 17 .59318. J.B. Belzer, Regis (Colo.) ................................ 9 132 50 7 .71718. Luke Oberkirch, Sonoma St. .......................... 10 132 53 17 .69620. Todd Dyer, Longwood.................................... 11 128 66 8 .65321. Ali Omar, Winona St. .................................. 10 125 53 10 .69121. Tim Barrera, Northern Colo. .......................... 12 125 86 7 .58923. Mike Munch, North Fla. ................................ 10 124 58 14 .66824. Butch Lauffer, West Tex. A&M ........................ 9 122 43 8 .72825. Roy Stanley, Colorado St.-Pueblo .................... 16 121 149 18 .45126. Noreen Herlihy, Slippery Rock........................ 10 114 60 8 .64827. Jim O'Brien, Southern Conn. St. .................... 9 105 56 8 .64527. Chris Miskec, Minn. St. Mankato .................... 9 105 59 6 .63529. Don Klosterman, Neb.-Omaha........................ 6 104 24 4 .80330. Tom Brown, Angelo St. ................................ 12 103 92 17 .52631. Rob King, Kennesaw St. ................................ 9 99 57 6 .63031. Jim Buchan, Mesa St. .................................... 9 99 68 10 .58833. Laurie Darling Gutheil, St. Rose ...................... 9 97 65 6 .59533. Derek Arneaud, East Stroudsburg.................... 10 97 82 10 .54035. Neil Piper, Tex. A&M-Commerce .................... 7 92 37 10 .69836. Trevor Hershey, Millersville ............................ 11 91 86 12 .51337. Troy Fabiano, Wis.-Parkside .......................... 8 90 43 11 .66338. Sandy Dickson, Bloomsburg............................ 7 89 43 10 .66239. Gareth O'Sullivan, West Ga. ........................ 6 87 19 3 .81240. Scot Wieland, Belmont Abbey ........................ 6 86 38 3 .68940. Jeff Trimble, Midwestern St. .......................... 7 86 43 13 .65140. Will Beddingfield, Lenoir-Rhyne ...................... 12 86 122 12 .41843. Beth Goetz, Mo.-St. Louis................................ 8 84 68 6 .55143. Al Iantorno, Mo.-Rolla .................................... 10 84 87 6 .49245. Steve Kehm, Northern St. .............................. 7 83 48 9 .62546. Mark Dawson, Southampton .......................... 7 80 50 6 .61047. Christian DeVries, Minn.-Morris ...................... 9 78 95 7 .45348. Simon Tobin, Cal St. Bakersfield .................... 9 76 81 20 .48649. Rocky Orezzoli, Lynn .................................... 7 75 37 7 .66050. Gary Kagiavas, Edinboro .............................. 9 73 79 12 .48250. Jeff Schellenberger, Kutztown.......................... 10 73 92 10 .446

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division II school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Mike Covone (Barry, 1984-94) ...................... 11 140 32 9 .7982. *Rich Ilsley (Adelphi, 1990-94, 96-04)............ 14 201 54 16 .7713. Peter Tufts (Southern N.H., 1982-98) .............. 17 224 73 16 .7414. *Mike Cannon (Truman, 1993-04).................. 12 162 53 18 .7345. *Luke Oberkirch (Sonoma St., 1995-04).......... 10 132 53 17 .6966. *Gabe Mejail [Wheaton (Mass.), 1979-82;

Merrimack, 1984-04] ................................ 25 334 140 31 .6927. *Ali Omar (Winona St., 1995-04).................. 10 125 53 10 .6918. *Brian Purcell (Presbyterian, 1989-04) ............ 16 193 89 11 .6779. *Jim Regan (Wheeling Jesuit, 1989-04) .......... 16 224 106 9 .674

10. *Mike Munch (Tex. A&M-Commerce, 1995-97;North Fla., 1998-04) .................................. 10 124 58 14 .668

11. Ken Hudson (Mo.-St. Louis, 1981-96) .............. 16 192 96 23 .65412. *Todd Dyer (Longwood, 1994-04).................. 11 128 66 8 .65313. *Noreen Herlihy (Slippery Rock, 1995-04) ...... 10 114 60 8 .648


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Coach, Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.14. Brian Korbesmeyer (SIU Edwardsville, 1989-03) 15 163 84 25 .64515. Jose Gomes (Stonehill, 1991-01) .................... 11 125 75 19 .61416. *Greg Cane (St. Scholastica, 1990-93;

Minn. Duluth, 1994-04) .............................. 15 138 86 19 .60717. Bob Russ (Cal St. Chico, 1983-00).................. 18 188 123 34 .59418. *MaryClaire Robinson (UC Davis, 1992-04).... 13 135 90 17 .59319. Ed Montojo (Metro St., 1985-00).................... 16 163 109 22 .59220. *Mike Minielli [St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 1988-98;

Murray St., 2000-04] ................................ 16 182 125 29 .585*Active coach.

BY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division II school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Teams Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Gabe Mejail [Wheaton (Mass.), 1979-82;

Merrimack, 1984-04] ................................ 25 334 140 31 .6922. Peter Tufts (Southern N.H., 1982-98) .............. 17 224 73 16 .7412. *Jim Regan (Wheeling Jesuit, 1989-04) .......... 16 224 106 9 .6744. *Rich Ilsley (Adelphi, 1990-94, 96-04)............ 14 201 54 16 .7715. *Brian Purcell (Presbyterian, 1989-04) ............ 16 193 89 11 .6776. Ken Hudson (Mo.-St. Louis, 1981-96) .............. 16 192 96 23 .6547. Bob Russ (Cal St. Chico, 1983-00).................. 18 188 123 34 .5948. *Mike Minielli [St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 1988-98;

Murray St., 2000-04] ................................ 16 182 125 29 .5859. *Bill Postiglione (Quincy, 1983-04) ................ 22 175 161 26 .519

10. *Christine Rizzieri (Plymouth St., 1980-83;Le Moyne, 1984-97; Fla. Southern, 1998-04).... 25 171 228 22 .432

11. Brian Korbesmeyer (SIU Edwardsville, 1989-03) .. 15 163 84 25 .64511. Ed Montojo (Metro St., 1985-00).................... 16 163 109 22 .59213. *Mike Cannon (Truman, 1993-04).................. 12 162 53 18 .73414. *Jack Hyde (San Fran. St., 1982-04) .............. 23 156 214 51 .43115. Mike Covone (Barry, 1984-94) ...................... 11 140 32 9 .79816. *Greg Cane (St. Scholastica, 1990-93;

Minn. Duluth, 1994-04) .............................. 15 138 86 19 .60717. *MaryClaire Robinson (UC Davis, 1992-04).... 13 135 90 17 .59318. *Luke Oberkirch (Sonoma St., 1995-04).......... 10 132 53 17 .69619. *Todd Dyer (Longwood, 1994-04).................. 11 128 66 8 .65320. *Ali Omar (Winona St., 1995-04).................. 10 125 53 10 .69120. Jose Gomes (Stonehill, 1991-01) .................... 11 125 75 19 .614*Active coach.Note: Marine Cano served as head coach at Division II Cal St. Dom. Hills for 10 sea-sons, but also has more than 10 years at Division I UC Irvine. In cases such as this, thecoach is placed on the list of the higher of the two divisions.

Division III Coaching RecordsWinningest Active Coaches

BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum five years as a Division III head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Scott Frey, Messiah ........................................ 5 93 8 6 .8972. Joe Russo, TCNJ ............................................ 15 275 28 19 .8843. Luis Reis, Wheaton (Mass.) ............................ 8 157 23 4 .8644. Bob Barnes, Ohio Wesleyan .......................... 8 143 22 3 .8605. Marcus Wood, Hardin-Simmons .................... 5 82 14 8 .8276. Luigi Scire, Webster ...................................... 6 94 22 5 .7987. Jim Tursi, Willamette ...................................... 15 237 53 20 .7978. Joe Mingachos, Western Conn. St. ................ 8 134 30 12 .7959. Brian Speck, Union (N.Y.) .............................. 10 139 35 12 .780

10. Sheila Miech, Wis.-Stevens Point .................... 18 265 83 22 .74611. Aliceann Wilber, William Smith...................... 25 332 104 33 .74312. John Leaney, Macalester ................................ 19 261 83 24 .74213. Todd Olsen, Lynchburg .................................. 11 172 56 16 .73814. Pete Felske, Wheaton (Ill.) .............................. 17 232 78 18 .73515. Mark Stauffer, Misericordia ............................ 5 67 22 7 .73416. Terry Gurnett, Rochester ................................ 28 344 111 48 .73217. Kurt Glaeser, Mary Washington .................... 16 217 71 30 .73017. Lisa Roschek, Albion ...................................... 5 72 25 5 .73019. Denise Lyons, Keene St. ................................ 13 192 67 16 .72719. Steve Spirk, Wilmington (Ohio) ...................... 13 182 65 11 .72721. John Cullen, Bowdoin .................................... 20 220 77 20 .72621. Darryl Longabaugh, Mississippi Col. .............. 5 65 23 5 .72623. Randy Hanson, Puget Sound .......................... 10 136 48 17 .71924. Scott Leacott, Rowan ...................................... 6 76 28 6 .71825. Neil Cunningham, Wash. & Lee .................... 10 117 42 14 .71726. Jeffrey Bowers, Va. Wesleyan ........................ 5 69 25 10 .712

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.27. Miguel Lozano, La Roche .............................. 6 82 32 5 .71028. Dan Rothert, Loras.......................................... 7 102 40 8 .70729. Dan Kuntz, Cal Lutheran ................................ 12 159 63 15 .70330. Nick Cowell, Sewanee .................................. 16 204 83 19 .69830. Mike Stehlik, Gust. Adolphus .......................... 15 175 70 20 .69830. Gail Mann, Nazareth .................................... 12 153 61 18 .69833. Brandon Koons, Otterbein .............................. 6 74 30 8 .69634. Kanute Drugan, Aurora .................................. 8 112 47 8 .69535. Mindy Quigg, Ithaca...................................... 11 136 52 29 .69436. Michael Sabatelle, Emory .............................. 17 212 85 32 .69336. John Carter, DePauw...................................... 15 180 76 14 .69338. Amy Reifert, Chicago .................................... 14 171 69 27 .69138. Gail Murphy, Denison.................................... 12 150 65 8 .69140. Doug Mello, Luther ........................................ 19 255 112 25 .68241. Melissa Lamie, Grove City.............................. 5 69 31 7 .67842. Bob Leib, Me.-Farmington .............................. 9 94 42 11 .67742. Colleen Carey, St. Thomas (Minn.) .................. 6 70 30 13 .67744. Dina Gentile, Endicott .................................... 11 142 66 8 .67645. Joe Bochicchio, Scranton ................................ 21 279 127 29 .67545. Keith Woods, Wm. Paterson .......................... 8 97 44 10 .67545. Martha Whiting, Tufts .................................... 6 64 29 7 .67548. Tracey Ranieri, Oneonta St. .......................... 15 198 90 22 .67449. Eric Lambinus, Moravian ................................ 6 69 31 10 .67350. Lee Ellis, Principia .......................................... 9 118 56 6 .672

BY VICTORIES(Minimum five years as a Division III head coach; includes all victories ascoach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. Terry Gurnett, Rochester ................................ 28 344 111 48 .7322. Aliceann Wilber, William Smith...................... 25 332 104 33 .7433. Joe Bochicchio, Scranton ................................ 21 279 127 29 .6754. Joe Russo, TCNJ ............................................ 15 275 28 19 .8845. Sheila Miech, Wis.-Stevens Point .................... 18 265 83 22 .7466. John Leaney, Macalester ................................ 19 261 83 24 .7427. Doug Mello, Luther ........................................ 19 255 112 25 .6828. Jim Tursi, Willamette ...................................... 15 237 53 20 .7979. Pete Felske, Wheaton (Ill.) .............................. 17 232 78 18 .735

10. John Cullen, Bowdoin .................................... 20 220 77 20 .72611. Kurt Glaeser, Mary Washington .................... 16 217 71 30 .73012. Michael Sabatelle, Emory .............................. 17 212 85 32 .69313. Nick Cowell, Sewanee .................................. 16 204 83 19 .69814. Judy Blinstrub, Babson.................................... 21 200 163 20 .54815. Denise Dallamora, Brandeis............................ 25 199 195 34 .50516. Tracey Ranieri, Oneonta St. .......................... 15 198 90 22 .67417. Denise Lyons, Keene St. ................................ 13 192 67 16 .72718. Karen Wiley, Plattsburgh St. .......................... 15 186 93 14 .65919. Steve Spirk, Wilmington (Ohio) ...................... 13 182 65 11 .72720. John Carter, DePauw...................................... 15 180 76 14 .69321. Mike Stehlik, Gust. Adolphus .......................... 15 175 70 20 .69822. Todd Olsen, Lynchburg .................................. 11 172 56 16 .73823. Amy Reifert, Chicago .................................... 14 171 69 27 .69124. Todd Wawrousek, Gettysburg ........................ 15 170 95 14 .63424. Joan Schockow, Brockport St. ........................ 17 170 119 22 .58226. David Brown, Wooster .................................. 14 168 83 18 .65827. Ken Kline, Connecticut Col. .......................... 20 165 117 16 .58128. Tim Alexander, Edgewood ............................ 12 161 76 12 .67129. Dan Kuntz, Cal Lutheran ................................ 12 159 63 15 .70330. Luis Reis, Wheaton (Mass.) ............................ 8 157 23 4 .86431. Pepe Fernandez, Maryville (Tenn.) .................. 14 156 79 13 .65532. Gail Mann, Nazareth .................................... 12 153 61 18 .69833. Gail Murphy, Denison.................................... 12 150 65 8 .69134. Barry Dohner, Elizabethtown .......................... 11 145 70 14 .66435. Bob Barnes, Ohio Wesleyan .......................... 8 143 22 3 .86035. Leo Weil, Johns Hopkins ................................ 13 143 72 19 .65235. Ron Dias, Western New Eng. ........................ 11 143 80 6 .63838. Dina Gentile, Endicott .................................... 11 142 66 8 .67639. Brian Speck, Union (N.Y.) .............................. 10 139 35 12 .78040. Randy Hanson, Puget Sound .......................... 10 136 48 17 .71940. Mindy Quigg, Ithaca...................................... 11 136 52 29 .69442. Joe Mingachos, Western Conn. St. ................ 8 134 30 12 .79543. Christa Racine, Drew .................................... 11 133 75 20 .62743. Doug Biggs, New England ............................ 13 133 91 13 .58945. Leslie Benintend, Muhlenberg.......................... 10 125 59 13 .66846. Wendy Zwissler, La Verne.............................. 13 122 107 8 .53247. Lee Ellis, Principia .......................................... 9 118 56 6 .67248. Neil Cunningham, Wash. & Lee .................... 10 117 42 14 .71749. Wendy Smith, Haverford................................ 12 116 92 15 .55450. Kanute Drugan, Aurora .................................. 8 112 47 8 .695



BY PERCENTAGE(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division III school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Teams Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Joe Russo, (TCNJ, 1990-04) ........................ 15 275 28 19 .8842. *Brian McManus (UC San Diego, 1987-04).... 18 305 38 22 .8663. *Brian Speck [Union (N.Y.), 1995-04] ............ 10 139 35 12 .7804. Chris Malone (Cortland St., 1982-94) ............ 13 195 44 34 .7775. Lisa Melendy (Williams, 1985-01) .................. 17 195 54 20 .7626. *Sheila Miech (Wis.-Stevens Point, 1987-04) .. 18 265 83 22 .7467. *Aliceann Wilber (William Smith, 1980-04).... 25 332 104 33 .7438. *John Leaney (UC San Diego, 1984-86,

Macalester, 1989-04) ................................ 19 261 83 24 .7429. Roy Wilkins (Richard Stockton, 1989-02) ........ 14 190 61 17 .741

10. *Todd Olsen (Lynchburg, 1994-04) ................ 11 172 56 16 .73811. *Pete Felske [Wheaton (Ill.), 1988-04] ............ 17 232 78 18 .73512. *Terry Gurnett (Rochester, 1977-04) .............. 28 344 111 48 .73213. *Kurt Glaeser (Mary Washington, 1989-04).... 16 217 71 30 .73014. *Denise Lyons (Keene St., 1992-04)................ 13 192 67 16 .72714. *Steve Spirk [Wilmington (Ohio), 1982-04] .... 13 182 65 11 .72716. *John Cullen (Bowdoin, 1985-04) .................. 20 220 77 20 .72617. Fred Bright (Geneseo St., 1981-94) ................ 14 177 62 17 .72518. *Neil Cunningham (SCAD, 1995-00;

Wash. & Lee, 2001-04).............................. 10 117 42 14 .71719. *Dan Kuntz (Cal Lutheran, 1993-04) .............. 12 159 63 15 .70320. *Nick Cowell [Wooster, 1989-90; Trinity (Tex.),

1991-98; Baylor, 1999-02; Sewanee,2003-04] .................................................. 16 204 83 19 .698

20. *Mike Stehlik (Gust. Adolphus, 1990-04) ........ 15 175 70 20 .69820. *Gail Mann (Nazareth, 1993-04) .................. 12 153 61 18 .69823. *Mindy Quigg (Ithaca, 1994-04).................... 11 136 52 29 .69424. *Michael Sabatelle (Emory, 1988-04) ............ 17 212 85 32 .69324. *John Carter (DePauw, 1990-04).................... 15 180 76 14 .69326. *Amy Reifert (Chicago, 1991-04) .................. 14 171 69 27 .69126. *Gail Murphy [Southwestern (Tex.), 1993-96;

Denison, 1997-04] .................................... 12 150 65 8 .69128. *Doug Mello [Siena Heights, 1986-88;

Southwest (N.M.), 1989; Luther, 1990-04] .. 19 255 112 25 .68229. Steve Domin (Carthage, 1995-04) .................. 10 130 59 9 .67930. *Dina Gentile (Endicott, 1994-04) .................. 11 142 66 8 .67631. *Joe Bochicchio (Scranton, 1984-04) .............. 21 279 127 29 .67532. *Tracey Ranieri (Wells, 1989; Oneonta St.,

1991-04) .................................................. 15 198 90 22 .67433. *Leslie Benintend (Muhlenberg, 1995-04)........ 10 125 59 13 .66834. *Barry Dohner (Elizabethtown, 1994-04) ........ 11 145 70 14 .66435. *Karen Wiley (Plattsburgh St., 1990-04) ........ 15 186 93 14 .65936. *David Brown (Wooster, 1991-04) ................ 14 168 83 18 .65837. *Pepe Fernandez [Maryville (Tenn.), 1991-04] .. 14 156 79 13 .65538. *Leo Weil (Johns Hopkins, 1992-04) .............. 13 143 72 19 .65239. Doug Hippler (Washington-St. Louis, 1989-01) .. 13 141 73 16 .64840. *James Murphy (Bates, 1994-04) .................. 11 107 58 9 .64141. *Ron Dias (Western New Eng., 1994-04) ...... 11 143 80 6 .63841. Joe Kryschyshen [St. Thomas (Minn.), 1985-95] .. 11 111 61 9 .63843. Michelle Morgan (Amherst, 1978-92, 94-03) .. 25 207 111 40 .63443. *Todd Wawrousek (Gettysburg, 1990-04) ...... 15 170 95 14 .63445. *Christa Racine (Drew, 1994-04) .................. 11 133 75 20 .62746. *Peter Albright (Johnson St., 1981-95; Richmond,

1996-04) .................................................. 24 266 153 32 .62546. Dan Blank [St. Mary’s (Minn.), 1982-03] ........ 22 239 138 26 .62548. James Babyak (Smith, 1979-96)...................... 18 191 124 19 .60049. Mike Sweeney [St. Mary’s (Md.), 1985-99] .... 15 120 79 13 .59750. Rick Burns (Mount Holyoke, 1988-93; Drury,

1994-98; Gordon, 2000-03) ...................... 15 162 108 10 .596*Active coach.

BY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA Division III school;includes all victories as coach at a four-year institution.)

Coach, Teams Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.1. *Terry Gurnett (Rochester, 1977-04) .............. 28 344 111 48 .7322. *Aliceann Wilber (William Smith, 1980-04).... 25 332 104 33 .7433. *Brian McManus (UC San Diego, 1987-04).... 18 305 38 22 .8664. *Joe Bochicchio (Scranton, 1984-04) .............. 21 279 127 29 .6755. *Joe Russo, (TCNJ, 1990-04) ........................ 15 275 28 19 .8846. *Peter Albright (Johnson St., 1981-95; Richmond,

1996-04) .................................................. 24 266 153 32 .6257. *Sheila Miech (Wis.-Stevens Point, 1987-04) .. 18 265 83 22 .7468. *John Leaney (UC San Diego, 1984-86,

Macalester, 1989-04) ................................ 19 261 83 24 .7429. *Doug Mello [Siena Heights, 1986-88;

Southwest (N.M.), 1989; Luther, 1990-04] .. 19 255 112 25 .68210. Dan Blank [St. Mary’s (Minn.), 1982-03] ........ 22 239 138 26 .62511. *Pete Felske [Wheaton (Ill.), 1988-04] ............ 17 232 78 18 .73512. *John Cullen (Bowdoin, 1985-04) .................. 20 220 77 20 .72613. *Kurt Glaeser (Mary Washington, 1989-04).... 16 217 71 30 .73014. *Michael Sabatelle (Emory, 1988-04) ............ 17 212 85 32 .69315. Michelle Morgan (Amherst, 1978-92, 94-03) .. 25 207 111 40 .63416. *Nick Cowell [Wooster, 1989-90; Trinity (Tex.),

1991-98; Baylor, 1999-02; Sewanee,2003-04] .................................................. 16 204 83 19 .698

17. *Judy Blinstrub (Babson, 1984-04).................. 21 200 163 20 .54818. *Denise Dallamora (Brandeis, 1980-04).......... 25 199 195 34 .50519. *Tracey Ranieri (Wells, 1989; Oneonta St.,

1991-04) .................................................. 15 198 90 22 .67420. Chris Malone (Cortland St., 1982-94) ............ 13 195 44 34 .77720. Lisa Melendy (Williams, 1985-01) .................. 17 195 54 20 .76222. *Denise Lyons (Keene St., 1992-04)................ 13 192 67 16 .72723. James Babyak (Smith, 1979-96)...................... 18 191 124 19 .60024. Roy Wilkins (Richard Stockton, 1989-02) ........ 14 190 61 17 .74125. *Karen Wiley (Plattsburgh St., 1990-04) ........ 15 186 93 14 .65926. *Steve Spirk [Wilmington (Ohio), 1982-04] .... 13 182 65 11 .72727. *John Carter (DePauw, 1990-04).................... 15 180 76 14 .69328. Fred Bright (Geneseo St., 1981-94) ................ 14 177 62 17 .72529. *Mike Stehlik (Gust. Adolphus, 1990-04) ........ 15 175 70 20 .69830. *Todd Olsen (Lynchburg, 1994-04) ................ 11 172 56 16 .73831. *Amy Reifert (Chicago, 1991-04) .................. 14 171 69 27 .69132. *Todd Wawrousek (Gettysburg, 1990-04) ...... 15 170 95 14 .63432. *Joan Schockow (Brockport St., 1988-04) ...... 17 170 119 22 .58234. *David Brown (Wooster, 1991-04) ................ 14 168 83 18 .65835. *Ken Kline (Connecticut Col., 1985-04) .......... 20 165 117 16 .58136. Rick Burns (Mount Holyoke, 1988-93; Drury,

1994-98; Gordon, 2000-03) ...................... 15 162 108 10 .59637. *Dan Kuntz (Cal Lutheran, 1993-04) .............. 12 159 63 15 .70338. *Pepe Fernandez [Maryville (Tenn.), 1991-04] .. 14 156 79 13 .65539. *Gail Mann (Nazareth, 1993-04) .................. 12 153 61 18 .69840. *Gail Murphy [Southwestern (Tex.), 1993-96;

Denison, 1997-04] .................................... 12 150 65 8 .69141. Diane Boettcher (Bates, 1980-88; Davidson,

1989-90; Maine, 1991-93; Middlebury, 1998-03) .................................................. 20 146 120 17 .546

42. *Barry Dohner (Elizabethtown, 1994-04) ........ 11 145 70 14 .66443. *Leo Weil (Johns Hopkins, 1992-04) .............. 13 143 72 19 .65243. *Ron Dias (Western New Eng., 1994-04) ...... 11 143 80 6 .63845. *Dina Gentile (Endicott, 1994-04) .................. 11 142 66 8 .67646. Doug Hippler (Washington-St. Louis, 1989-01) .. 13 141 73 16 .64847. *Brian Speck [Union (N.Y.), 1995-04] ............ 10 139 35 12 .78048. *Mindy Quigg (Ithaca, 1994-04).................... 11 136 52 29 .69449. *Christa Racine (Drew, 1994-04) .................. 11 133 75 20 .62749. *Doug Biggs (New England, 1992-04) .......... 13 133 91 13 .589*Active coach.

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2004 Division IATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Campbell # ......... 7 0 3 .850 12 2 7 .738UCF ................... 8 2 0 .800 17 4 2 .783Fla. Atlantic ......... 7 2 1 .750 11 4 3 .694Gardner-Webb.... 5 3 2 .600 10 8 2 .550Stetson ................ 3 3 4 .500 5 6 5 .469Jacksonville.......... 3 3 4 .500 5 9 5 .395Georgia St. ........ 4 4 2 .500 7 7 5 .500Troy .................... 3 5 2 .400 5 10 3 .361Mercer................ 3 7 0 .300 7 11 0 .389Belmont............... 3 7 0 .300 6 12 0 .333Lipscomb............. 0 10 0 .000 3 17 0 .150

AMERICA EAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Binghamton #...... 6 3 0 .667 14 6 1 .690Maine................. 6 3 0 .667 13 6 1 .675New Hampshire .. 6 3 0 .667 11 8 2 .571Boston U. ........... 5 3 1 .611 13 5 2 .700Northeastern........ 5 3 1 .611 12 7 2 .619Hartford .............. 4 4 1 .500 5 12 2 .316Stony Brook......... 4 4 1 .500 7 8 4 .474Vermont .............. 4 5 0 .444 9 9 1 .500UMBC................. 3 6 0 .333 8 10 0 .444Albany (N.Y.) ...... 0 9 0 .000 2 18 0 .100

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.North Carolina .... 9 0 0 1.000 20 1 2 .913Virginia #............ 6 2 1 .722 17 3 2 .818Florida St. .......... 5 3 1 .611 12 5 3 .675Duke................... 5 4 0 .556 15 8 0 .652Wake Forest........ 4 4 1 .500 10 7 2 .579Clemson.............. 4 4 1 .500 10 8 2 .550Virginia Tech ....... 4 5 0 .444 11 9 0 .550Maryland ............ 3 4 2 .444 9 7 4 .550North Carolina St. . 1 8 0 .111 7 8 3 .472Miami (Fla.)......... 1 8 0 .111 3 13 0 .188

ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Dayton #.............11 0 0 1.000 20 2 0 .909Rhode Island........ 7 2 2 .727 11 9 2 .545Richmond ........... 7 4 0 .636 10 8 1 .553St. Joseph's.......... 6 4 1 .591 9 11 1 .452La Salle ............... 6 5 0 .545 10 8 2 .550Massachusetts...... 5 6 0 .455 7 11 0 .389George

Washington ..... 4 4 3 .500 6 8 5 .447Xavier ................. 4 5 2 .455 5 12 2 .316Duquesne............ 4 6 1 .409 9 10 1 .475Fordham ............. 3 6 2 .364 8 6 3 .559St. Bonaventure.... 1 8 2 .182 8 10 2 .450Temple................ 1 9 1 .136 4 14 1 .237

BIG EAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Notre Dame ....... 9 0 1 .950 25 1 1 .944Connecticut # ...... 8 2 0 .800 18 7 1 .712West Virginia ...... 7 3 0 .700 15 6 0 .714Boston College .... 7 3 0 .700 15 7 1 .674Georgetown........ 5 4 1 .550 9 9 1 .500Villanova ............ 5 4 1 .550 14 6 2 .682Rutgers................ 4 5 1 .450 9 10 1 .475St. John's (N.Y.) ... 4 6 0 .400 10 8 1 .553Syracuse ............. 2 7 1 .250 8 9 2 .474Pittsburgh ............ 2 7 1 .250 6 10 1 .382Providence .......... 2 8 0 .200 5 13 0 .278Seton Hall ........... 2 8 0 .200 7 9 2 .444

BIG SOUTH CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UNC Asheville..... 6 0 2 .875 11 6 2 .632Birmingham-So. #. 6 1 1 .813 12 8 3 .587Radford............... 5 1 2 .750 10 6 3 .605Liberty ................. 4 2 2 .625 5 10 2 .353

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.High Point .......... 4 4 0 .500 11 8 1 .575Charleston So. .... 3 3 2 .500 8 10 3 .452Coastal Caro. ..... 2 5 1 .313 7 11 2 .400Winthrop ............ 1 7 0 .125 5 15 0 .250VMI .................... 0 8 0 .000 0 16 0 .000

BIG SKY CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Portland St. ......... 4 1 1 .750 8 7 3 .528Eastern Wash. .... 4 1 1 .750 6 8 2 .438Montana ............. 3 2 1 .583 7 7 2 .500Weber St. # ........ 2 2 2 .500 6 9 2 .412Idaho St. ........... 2 3 1 .417 7 6 3 .531Northern Ariz. .... 2 4 0 .333 5 11 2 .333Sacramento St. ... 1 5 0 .167 3 15 0 .167

BIG TEN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Penn St. .............10 0 0 1.000 19 3 1 .848Ohio St. #........... 6 1 3 .750 19 4 3 .788Michigan ............ 6 3 1 .650 11 9 2 .545Illinois ................ 5 3 2 .600 16 6 2 .708Wisconsin ........... 5 4 1 .550 16 6 1 .717Northwestern....... 5 4 1 .550 10 8 2 .550Purdue ................ 4 6 0 .400 10 10 0 .500Indiana ............... 3 5 2 .400 9 7 3 .553Michigan St. ....... 3 6 1 .350 12 7 1 .625Minnesota ........... 2 8 0 .200 8 10 0 .444Iowa ................... 0 9 1 .050 3 13 2 .222

BIG 12 CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Kansas................ 8 2 0 .800 18 5 0 .783Texas A&M #...... 8 2 0 .800 18 6 0 .750Colorado ............ 6 3 1 .650 15 6 2 .696Texas .................. 6 3 1 .650 15 7 2 .667Nebraska............ 6 4 0 .600 14 9 0 .609Missouri .............. 5 5 0 .500 9 10 1 .475Oklahoma St. ..... 4 5 1 .450 12 6 2 .650Iowa St. ............. 4 6 0 .400 8 12 0 .400Baylor ................. 3 6 1 .350 7 9 2 .444Oklahoma........... 3 7 0 .300 7 8 3 .472Texas Tech .......... 0 10 0 .000 3 16 0 .158

BIG WEST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UC Santa Barb. .. 7 1 1 .833 13 6 2 .667Cal St. Fullerton ... 7 1 1 .833 11 8 1 .575Cal Poly #........... 5 1 3 .722 11 3 6 .700Cal St. Northridge. 6 3 0 .667 12 6 1 .658UC Riverside........ 3 2 4 .556 13 2 4 .789Pacific................. 3 2 4 .556 7 6 6 .526Utah St. .............. 3 5 1 .389 6 11 1 .361Long Beach St. ... 1 6 2 .222 6 9 3 .417UC Irvine............. 1 8 0 .111 4 14 2 .250Idaho.................. 1 8 0 .111 3 14 0 .176

COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONCONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Va. Commonwealth # 6 3 0 .667 15 7 0 .682Hofstra................ 6 3 0 .667 12 6 1 .658William & Mary .. 5 2 2 .667 12 7 4 .609James Madison.... 5 2 2 .667 11 8 3 .568George Mason.... 5 2 2 .667 10 7 3 .575Old Dominion...... 5 3 1 .611 9 8 2 .526Delaware ............ 4 4 1 .500 9 6 3 .583Towson ............... 2 6 1 .278 6 11 1 .361UNC Wilmington . 1 7 1 .167 10 7 1 .583Drexel ................. 0 7 2 .111 4 12 4 .300

CONFERENCE USACONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.St. Louis............... 9 1 0 .900 15 6 1 .705UAB # ................ 8 2 0 .800 16 6 1 .717Marquette............ 7 2 1 .750 12 8 1 .595East Caro. .......... 6 3 1 .650 8 9 2 .474Louisville.............. 5 2 3 .650 12 5 3 .675Charlotte ............. 5 3 2 .600 5 12 2 .316Memphis ............. 5 5 0 .500 11 8 0 .579DePaul ................ 4 5 1 .450 9 9 2 .500TCU.................... 4 5 1 .450 6 11 1 .361

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Tulane................. 4 5 1 .450 7 10 2 .421South Fla. ........... 4 6 0 .400 5 9 2 .375Houston .............. 2 8 0 .200 5 14 0 .263Cincinnati............ 1 9 0 .100 4 14 0 .222Southern Miss. .... 1 9 0 .100 5 11 1 .324

HORIZON LEAGUECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wis.-Milwaukee... 7 0 0 1.000 11 8 3 .568Detroit #.............. 6 1 0 .857 13 7 1 .643Butler .................. 4 3 0 .571 7 10 2 .421Loyola (Ill.) .......... 3 3 1 .500 9 7 4 .550Wright St. .......... 3 3 1 .500 9 8 2 .526Wis.-Green Bay... 2 3 2 .429 5 11 3 .342Youngstown St. ... 1 6 0 .143 1 16 1 .083Cleveland St. ...... 0 7 0 .000 0 20 0 .000

IVY LEAGUECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Princeton ............. 7 0 0 1.000 19 3 0 .864Yale.................... 5 2 0 .714 13 5 0 .722Penn ................... 4 2 1 .643 9 6 2 .588Harvard .............. 4 3 0 .571 8 7 2 .529Dartmouth ........... 2 3 2 .429 7 6 4 .529Brown................. 2 5 0 .286 7 10 0 .412Cornell ................ 1 5 1 .214 4 10 3 .324Columbia ............ 1 6 0 .143 11 8 0 .579

METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Loyola (Md.) #..... 9 0 0 1.000 16 4 0 .800Siena .................. 7 1 1 .833 10 8 1 .553Rider................... 6 2 1 .722 12 7 2 .619Iona.................... 5 2 2 .667 9 8 3 .525Fairfield............... 4 4 1 .500 5 13 1 .289Niagara.............. 4 4 1 .500 9 7 1 .559Marist ................. 2 6 1 .278 4 14 1 .237Manhattan........... 2 6 1 .278 2 15 1 .139Canisius .............. 1 8 0 .111 2 14 0 .125St. Peter's ............ 1 8 0 .111 2 17 0 .105

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Kent St. .............. 7 2 3 .708 11 4 5 .675Ohio................... 7 2 3 .708 9 7 3 .553Central Mich. ..... 6 3 3 .625 9 8 3 .525Western Mich. .... 6 3 3 .625 11 6 4 .619Eastern Mich. ..... 6 4 2 .583 10 7 3 .575Miami (Ohio)....... 6 4 2 .583 8 8 2 .500Ball St. ............... 5 2 5 .625 10 3 7 .675Bowling Green #.. 5 5 2 .500 10 12 2 .458Buffalo ................ 5 6 1 .458 7 11 1 .395Toledo................. 4 6 2 .417 7 9 3 .447Northern Ill. ........ 3 4 5 .458 6 7 5 .472Akron.................. 1 9 2 .167 3 12 2 .235Marshall.............. 0 11 1 .042 3 13 3 .237

MID-CONTINENT CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Oral Roberts #..... 5 1 0 .833 14 6 1 .690Centenary (La.) .... 4 2 0 .667 14 5 1 .725Valparaiso........... 3 3 0 .500 10 8 2 .550Oakland ............ 3 3 0 .500 8 11 1 .425IUPUI .................. 3 3 0 .500 10 7 0 .588Southern Utah...... 2 4 0 .333 4 11 1 .281Western Ill. ......... 1 5 0 .167 3 12 3 .250

MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Drake.................. 7 0 0 1.000 12 5 3 .675Indiana St............ 5 3 0 .625 9 10 0 .474Southwest Mo. St. . 4 2 1 .643 10 4 2 .688Creighton #......... 3 1 3 .643 9 8 4 .524Illinois St. ............ 3 3 1 .500 10 6 2 .611Evansville ............ 1 5 1 .214 3 13 1 .206Drury .................. 1 5 0 .167 5 12 1 .306UNI .................... 1 6 0 .143 2 14 2 .167



MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UNLV.................. 5 1 0 .833 12 5 2 .684San Diego St. ..... 3 1 2 .667 8 7 6 .524Brigham Young.... 3 1 2 .667 7 10 4 .429Utah # ................ 3 2 1 .583 13 6 3 .659Wyoming............ 3 3 0 .500 9 7 4 .550New Mexico ....... 1 5 0 .167 5 12 0 .294Air Force............. 0 5 1 .083 4 13 2 .263

NORTHEAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Fairleigh Dickinson . 6 0 3 .833 8 9 3 .475Central Conn. St. # 6 3 0 .667 11 10 1 .523Sacred Heart ....... 5 2 2 .667 8 8 3 .500Quinnipiac .......... 5 2 2 .667 8 9 2 .474Long Island.......... 4 3 2 .556 9 7 2 .556St. Francis (Pa.).... 4 3 2 .556 6 10 2 .389Monmouth........... 3 5 1 .389 6 10 2 .389Mt. St. Mary's...... 2 6 1 .278 4 12 1 .265Robert Morris....... 2 6 1 .278 4 13 2 .263Wagner .............. 1 8 0 .111 3 16 0 .158

OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Samford .............. 7 1 0 .875 10 7 1 .583Eastern Ill. # ....... 6 1 1 .813 13 6 2 .667Murray St. .......... 4 3 1 .563 8 11 1 .425Morehead St. ..... 4 4 0 .500 9 9 1 .500Jacksonville St. .... 3 3 2 .500 7 11 3 .405Southeast Mo. St. . 3 3 2 .500 11 6 2 .632Tennessee Tech.... 2 3 3 .438 7 6 4 .529Austin Peay ......... 1 6 1 .188 8 9 2 .474Tenn.-Martin ........ 1 7 0 .125 4 11 2 .294

PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Arizona............... 6 3 0 .667 15 6 0 .714UCLA.................. 6 3 0 .667 18 6 1 .740Washington ........ 5 3 1 .611 17 5 1 .761Arizona St. ......... 4 3 2 .556 8 9 2 .474California............ 4 3 2 .556 11 6 3 .625Stanford .............. 4 3 2 .556 13 6 3 .659Oregon St. ......... 4 4 1 .500 10 9 1 .525Washington St. ... 3 4 2 .444 8 7 4 .526Southern California. 3 6 0 .333 9 9 1 .500Oregon............... 0 7 2 .111 3 13 3 .237

PATRIOT LEAGUECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Colgate #............ 5 1 1 .786 13 7 2 .636Lehigh................. 5 2 0 .714 12 8 0 .600American ........... 4 2 1 .643 11 6 2 .632Army................... 3 1 3 .643 8 8 4 .500Navy .................. 4 3 0 .571 11 8 1 .575Bucknell............... 2 4 1 .357 7 8 1 .469Holy Cross .......... 2 5 0 .286 3 13 0 .188Lafayette.............. 0 7 0 .000 4 12 0 .250

SOUTHERN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UNC Greensboro.. 9 1 1 .864 14 5 1 .725Furman # ............ 9 2 0 .818 14 9 0 .609Col. of Charleston.. 7 2 2 .727 12 5 3 .675Chattanooga ....... 7 3 1 .682 12 5 1 .694Davidson............. 7 3 1 .682 12 9 1 .568Appalachian St. .. 5 5 1 .500 10 9 1 .525Elon .................... 4 6 1 .409 5 12 1 .306Western Caro. ... 3 5 3 .409 5 10 3 .361East Tenn. St. ...... 2 5 4 .364 5 8 4 .412Wofford.............. 3 7 1 .318 8 8 1 .500Ga. Southern....... 2 9 0 .182 4 12 1 .265Citadel................ 0 10 1 .045 2 15 1 .139

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Eastern Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Tennessee ..........10 1 0 .909 17 5 2 .750Florida # ............. 7 2 2 .727 16 4 3 .761Vanderbilt ........... 5 2 4 .636 7 7 5 .500Kentucky ............. 3 7 1 .318 6 12 1 .342

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONEastern Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Georgia ............. 2 6 3 .318 4 9 5 .361South Carolina .... 2 7 2 .273 8 10 2 .450Western Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Auburn................ 9 0 2 .909 15 4 2 .762Mississippi St. ..... 5 5 1 .500 9 9 3 .500Alabama............. 5 6 0 .455 10 11 0 .476Mississippi........... 4 5 2 .455 9 10 2 .476Arkansas............. 2 7 2 .273 6 11 2 .368LSU..................... 2 8 1 .227 8 11 1 .425

SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONEastern Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Alabama A&M.... 4 0 0 1.000 8 11 0 .421Mississippi Val. ... 3 1 0 .750 10 8 0 .556Jackson St. ......... 2 2 0 .500 12 9 1 .568Alcorn St. ........... 1 3 0 .250 1 15 0 .063Alabama St. ....... 0 4 0 .000 0 9 0 .000Western Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Grambling # ....... 4 0 0 1.000 16 6 0 .727Prairie View.......... 3 1 0 .750 8 4 1 .654Ark.-Pine Bluff ...... 1 3 0 .250 6 8 0 .429Southern U. ........ 1 3 0 .250 5 12 1 .306Texas Southern .... 1 3 0 .250 2 12 0 .143

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Stephen F. Austin . 9 1 2 .833 11 5 3 .658Texas St. # .......... 8 4 0 .667 13 10 0 .565Northwestern St. .. 8 4 0 .667 11 11 0 .500La.-Monroe.......... 7 4 1 .625 14 6 2 .682Southeastern La. .. 7 5 0 .583 11 9 0 .550Nicholls St. ......... 2 7 3 .292 3 13 3 .237McNeese St. ...... 2 9 1 .208 4 14 1 .237Sam Houston St. .. 1 10 1 .125 2 17 1 .125

SUN BELT CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.North Texas # ..... 6 1 0 .857 16 6 0 .727Middle Tenn. ...... 6 1 0 .857 13 4 0 .765Denver ................ 6 2 0 .750 9 10 0 .474Florida Int'l .......... 4 4 0 .500 7 12 0 .368Western Ky. ....... 4 4 0 .500 10 9 0 .526La.-Lafayette......... 3 4 0 .429 7 10 0 .412South Ala. .......... 2 4 0 .333 10 7 0 .588Arkansas St. ....... 1 6 0 .143 5 14 0 .263Ark.-Little Rock...... 1 7 0 .125 4 14 0 .222

WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Southern Methodist # 6 1 1 .813 15 4 3 .750Rice .................... 5 2 1 .688 14 5 3 .705UTEP................... 5 2 1 .688 13 5 1 .711Hawaii................ 5 3 0 .625 12 6 3 .643Tulsa ................... 4 3 1 .563 7 10 4 .429Fresno St. ........... 2 3 3 .438 5 9 4 .389Boise St. ............. 2 4 2 .375 9 8 2 .526San Jose St. ........ 2 5 1 .313 4 13 1 .250Nevada .............. 0 8 0 .000 2 15 1 .139

WEST COAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Portland .............. 6 1 0 .857 20 4 0 .833Santa Clara......... 6 1 0 .857 18 5 2 .760San Diego........... 5 1 1 .786 12 8 2 .591San Francisco...... 3 4 0 .429 10 7 3 .575Gonzaga ............ 3 4 0 .429 11 9 0 .550Loyola Marymount. 2 4 1 .357 10 7 3 .575Pepperdine.......... 1 4 2 .286 9 7 3 .553St. Mary's (Cal.) .. 0 7 0 .000 8 12 0 .400


Team W L T Pct.Colorado Col...................................... 9 5 2 .625UC Davis............................................ 7 9 1 .441Howard.............................................. 6 8 0 .429Utah Valley St. .................................... 5 8 3 .406North Dakota St. ................................. 5 11 1 .324IPFW.................................................. 6 13 0 .316Longwood........................................... 5 13 0 .278

FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct.Northern Colo. ................................... 3 13 2 .222Delaware St. ...................................... 1 8 0 .111Louisiana Tech .................................... 0 10 2 .083South Carolina St. .............................. 0 10 0 .000

2004 Division IICALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETICASSOCIATION

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.UC San Diego.....10 3 1 .750 14 4 1 .763Cal Poly Pomona . 8 2 3 .731 9 6 3 .583Cal St. Dom. Hills # 7 3 3 .654 14 6 3 .674Cal St. Chico ...... 5 2 2 .667 7 4 5 .594Cal St. San B'dino. 5 3 2 .600 7 5 2 .571Cal St. L.A........... 5 5 2 .500 8 8 2 .500Sonoma St. ........ 4 4 0 .500 8 5 0 .615San Fran. St. ....... 3 6 3 .375 4 12 3 .289Cal St. Stanislaus . 2 2 0 .500 10 6 3 .605Cal St. Bakersfield 1 9 3 .192 2 13 5 .225Cal St. Monterey

Bay ................. 1 12 1 .107 2 16 2 .150

CAROLINAS-VIRGINIA ATHLETICSCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Belmont Abbey ....10 0 0 1.000 10 9 1 .525Pfeiffer................. 8 1 1 .850 12 5 3 .675Mount Olive #..... 8 2 0 .800 20 3 0 .870Barton................. 6 4 0 .600 7 9 1 .441Queens (N.C.)..... 5 4 1 .550 8 10 1 .447Limestone ............ 4 6 0 .400 7 12 0 .368Anderson (S.C.) ... 3 6 1 .350 4 14 1 .237Lees-McRae ......... 2 6 2 .300 4 13 3 .275St. Andrews......... 2 7 1 .250 3 12 2 .235Erskine ................ 2 8 0 .200 4 14 0 .222Coker.................. 2 8 0 .200 2 11 3 .219

CENTRAL ATLANTIC COLLEGIATECONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wilmington (Del.). 9 1 0 .900 16 2 0 .889Holy Family ........ 9 1 0 .900 11 7 0 .611Caldwell ............. 8 2 0 .800 10 7 1 .583Dominican (N.Y.) # 7 2 1 .750 11 5 1 .676Goldey-Beacom ... 5 4 1 .550 6 10 2 .389Nyack................. 4 5 1 .450 7 10 1 .417Felician ............... 4 5 1 .450 4 12 1 .265Georgian Court ... 2 6 2 .300 4 8 2 .357N.J. Inst. of Tech. . 2 7 1 .250 5 10 1 .344Post..................... 1 8 1 .150 2 15 2 .158Bloomfield ........... 0 10 0 .000 0 17 0 .000

GREAT LAKES INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Ashland # ........... 8 0 0 1.000 19 2 1 .886Grand Valley St. . 6 2 0 .750 15 5 0 .750Saginaw Valley ..... 5 3 0 .625 9 4 0 .692Mercyhurst .......... 5 3 0 .625 13 6 1 .675Ferris St. ............. 3 5 0 .375 9 9 1 .500Findlay................ 3 5 0 .375 8 8 1 .500Northwood.......... 2 4 2 .375 7 6 4 .529Northern Mich..... 2 5 1 .313 7 6 3 .531Gannon .............. 0 7 1 .063 5 12 1 .306

GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wis.-Parkside # ... 9 1 0 .900 18 2 0 .900Northern Ky. ...... 9 1 0 .900 15 5 1 .738SIU Edwardsville .. 9 1 0 .900 13 6 0 .684St. Joseph's (Ind.) . 5 4 1 .550 5 10 4 .368Bellarmine ........... 5 5 0 .500 12 9 0 .571Mo.-St. Louis........ 4 5 1 .450 9 9 1 .500Indianapolis......... 3 6 1 .350 6 9 1 .406Quincy................ 2 6 2 .300 3 9 4 .313Southern Ind. ...... 3 7 0 .300 6 12 0 .333

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CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Lewis................... 2 7 1 .250 5 11 1 .324Ky. Wesleyan...... 1 9 0 .100 5 10 1 .344

GREAT NORTHWEST ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Seattle Pacific ......11 0 1 .958 19 1 2 .909Seattle................. 8 2 2 .750 16 4 3 .761Western Wash. .. 7 4 1 .625 12 7 1 .625Humboldt St. ...... 5 7 0 .417 11 8 1 .575Northwest

Nazarene ........ 3 9 0 .250 7 12 1 .375Western Ore. ..... 3 9 0 .250 6 13 1 .325Central Wash. .... 3 9 0 .250 6 14 0 .300

GULF SOUTH CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Lincoln Memorial . 6 1 1 .813 13 5 1 .711Harding .............. 6 1 1 .813 15 4 1 .775Central Ark. ........ 6 2 0 .750 11 6 0 .647Christian Bros. #.. 5 3 0 .625 8 8 0 .500Montevallo .......... 4 4 0 .500 8 6 0 .571Ouachita Baptist .. 2 4 2 .375 5 10 2 .353Ala.-Huntsville ...... 3 5 0 .375 7 6 0 .538North Ala. .......... 2 6 0 .250 10 8 1 .553Delta St. ............. 0 8 0 .000 3 14 0 .176West Fla. ........... 0 0 0 .000 3 0 0 1.000

HEARTLAND CONFERENCEFULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct.St. Edward's #................................... 12 6 2 .650St. Mary's (Tex.)................................. 10 8 2 .550Incarnate Word ................................. 8 9 0 .471The conference played a non-conference schedule, but didconduct a postseason tournament.

LONE STAR CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Central Okla. ..... 7 1 1 .833 13 6 2 .667Texas A&M-

Commerce # .... 7 2 0 .778 15 7 1 .674Midwestern St. .... 5 2 2 .667 12 4 5 .690West Tex. A&M.... 5 3 1 .611 13 6 1 .675Angelo St. .......... 4 2 3 .611 10 7 3 .575East Central......... 2 4 3 .389 7 7 4 .500Eastern N.M. ...... 2 5 2 .333 9 9 2 .500Northeastern St. .. 2 6 1 .278 8 10 1 .447Texas Woman's... 2 6 1 .278 5 13 1 .289Southwestern Okla. . 1 6 2 .222 5 9 4 .389

MID-AMERICA INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETICS ASSOCIATION

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Truman # ............12 0 2 .929 19 1 2 .909Southwest Baptist .12 1 1 .893 16 2 3 .833Emporia St. ........ 8 5 1 .607 10 8 2 .550Mo. Southern St... 8 5 1 .607 10 8 2 .550Washburn........... 3 9 2 .286 5 11 3 .342Northwest Mo. St. 3 11 0 .214 4 16 0 .200Central Mo. St. ... 2 8 4 .286 4 12 4 .300Mo.-Rolla............. 1 10 3 .179 3 13 3 .237

NEW YORK COLLEGIATE ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Southampton .......10 0 1 .955 17 1 2 .900Adelphi #............ 9 2 0 .818 17 3 0 .850New Haven......... 8 2 1 .773 11 7 1 .605Bridgeport ........... 8 2 1 .773 12 6 1 .658Queens (N.Y.) ..... 6 1 4 .727 10 3 4 .706C.W. Post ........... 5 5 1 .500 9 7 2 .556NYIT ................... 5 6 0 .455 8 10 0 .444Philadelphia U. ... 4 6 1 .409 8 9 2 .474Molloy ................ 3 7 1 .318 5 13 2 .300St. Thomas Aquinas . 2 9 0 .182 6 12 0 .333Mercy ................. 1 10 0 .091 2 12 0 .143Concordia (N.Y.) . 0 11 0 .000 0 11 0 .000

NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Neb.-Omaha #.... 5 1 0 .833 19 4 2 .800South Dakota....... 5 1 0 .833 15 6 0 .714North Dakota ...... 3 2 1 .583 14 5 2 .714Minn. St. Mankato 3 3 0 .500 10 7 1 .583St. Cloud St. ....... 2 2 2 .500 7 8 3 .472Minn. Duluth........ 1 4 1 .250 3 8 4 .333Augustana (S.D.).. 0 6 0 .000 6 13 0 .316

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Franklin Pierce #..13 1 0 .929 20 1 1 .932Merrimack...........11 2 1 .821 15 5 1 .738Assumption..........10 4 0 .714 15 6 0 .714Bryant ................. 9 3 2 .714 13 5 2 .700St. Rose............... 9 3 2 .714 13 5 2 .700Pace ................... 8 5 1 .607 10 8 1 .553Southern Conn. St. 7 6 1 .536 12 7 1 .625Mass.-Lowell ........ 6 7 1 .464 9 10 1 .475Southern N.H. ..... 5 6 3 .464 6 9 3 .417St. Michael's........ 5 8 1 .393 8 8 2 .500Stonehill .............. 4 9 1 .321 6 9 1 .406Le Moyne ............ 3 10 1 .250 6 11 1 .361St. Anselm........... 3 11 0 .214 7 11 0 .389American Int'l ...... 3 11 0 .214 4 15 0 .211Bentley................ 2 12 0 .143 3 13 0 .188

NORTHERN SUN INTERCOLLEGIATECONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Winona St. # ...... 6 1 0 .857 13 3 2 .778Northern St. ....... 5 2 0 .714 13 7 0 .650Southwest Minn. St. 5 2 0 .714 8 9 1 .472Concordia-St. Paul 4 3 0 .571 10 11 0 .476Bemidji St. .......... 3 4 0 .429 11 10 0 .524Wayne St. (Neb.) 3 4 0 .429 6 14 0 .300Minn.-Crookston... 1 6 0 .143 3 15 0 .167Minn. St. Moorhead 1 6 0 .143 1 15 0 .063

PEACH BELT ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Francis Marion .... 7 1 0 .875 13 4 0 .765S.C. Upstate ........ 6 1 1 .813 12 2 3 .794North Fla. # ........ 6 2 0 .750 13 5 3 .690Clayton St. ......... 4 3 1 .563 13 6 1 .675UNC Pembroke ... 3 3 2 .500 12 5 2 .684Lander................. 1 4 3 .313 6 7 4 .471Columbus St. ...... 1 4 3 .313 3 9 5 .324GC&SU .............. 1 5 2 .250 5 10 2 .353S.C.-Aiken........... 1 7 0 .125 2 12 2 .188

PENNSYLVANIA STATE ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONEastern Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Kutztown............. 8 3 1 .708 14 5 2 .714West Chester....... 8 4 0 .667 11 7 3 .595Bloomsburg ........ 7 4 1 .625 9 9 2 .500Millersville ........... 7 4 1 .625 10 6 1 .618Shippensburg ...... 5 6 1 .458 9 10 1 .475East Stroudsburg.. 4 7 1 .375 8 11 1 .425Mansfield ............ 0 11 1 .042 2 13 2 .176Western Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Slippery Rock ..... 8 1 1 .850 13 3 2 .778Lock Haven ......... 8 1 1 .850 11 7 2 .600Indiana (Pa.) #..... 7 3 0 .700 19 4 0 .826Edinboro ............. 3 7 0 .300 6 9 3 .417California (Pa.) .... 2 7 1 .250 5 14 1 .275Clarion................ 0 9 1 .050 1 16 1 .083

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Metro St. #..........14 0 0 1.000 25 1 0 .962Regis (Colo.)........12 2 0 .857 19 5 0 .792Colorado St.-Pueblo 6 4 4 .571 9 7 4 .550Fort Lewis ............ 4 4 6 .500 5 7 8 .450N.M. Highlands... 4 7 3 .393 5 12 3 .325

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Mesa St. ............ 4 8 2 .357 5 13 2 .300Adams St. ........... 4 9 1 .321 6 13 1 .325Colo. Christian .... 0 14 0 .000 0 15 0 .000

SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Carson-Newman # 6 1 0 .857 19 3 2 .833Tusculum ............ 6 1 0 .857 14 4 1 .763Catawba............. 4 1 2 .714 16 2 3 .833Newberry............ 4 3 0 .571 13 5 1 .711Presbyterian......... 3 3 1 .500 8 7 2 .529Wingate.............. 1 5 1 .214 8 10 1 .447Lenoir-Rhyne ........ 1 5 1 .214 6 10 3 .395Mars Hill ............. 0 6 1 .071 6 12 1 .342

SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Barry................... 7 0 1 .938 12 3 2 .765Lynn.................... 5 2 1 .688 11 4 2 .706Tampa # ............. 5 2 1 .688 13 4 2 .737Rollins ................. 5 3 0 .625 10 7 1 .583Fla. Southern ....... 4 2 2 .625 7 6 2 .533St. Leo................. 4 4 0 .500 10 6 0 .625Nova Southeastern 2 5 1 .313 6 8 1 .433Eckerd................. 1 7 0 .125 3 12 0 .200Florida Tech ........ 0 8 0 .000 4 10 0 .286

WEST VIRGINIA INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wheeling Jesuit # 8 0 0 1.000 17 4 1 .795Salem Int'l ........... 6 1 1 .813 14 6 1 .690Concord.............. 6 2 0 .750 10 10 0 .500West Va. Wesleyan 5 2 1 .688 7 12 2 .381Shepherd ............ 4 4 0 .500 9 9 0 .500Charleston (W.V.) 3 5 0 .375 5 14 0 .263Davis & Elkins...... 2 6 0 .250 2 14 0 .125West Va. Tech..... 0 7 1 .063 1 13 1 .100Ohio Valley......... 0 7 1 .063 0 16 1 .029


Team W L T Pct.Rockhurst ............................................ 8 4 3 .633Grand Canyon.................................... 5 10 1 .344Columbia Union.................................. 0 8 0 .000

2004 Division IIIALLEGHENY MOUNTAINCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Frostburg St. #..... 8 1 0 .889 14 3 3 .775Penn St.-Behrend.. 8 1 0 .889 14 6 1 .690La Roche ............. 7 2 0 .778 14 5 0 .737Pitt.-Greensburg ... 7 2 0 .778 13 7 0 .650Penn St.-Altoona... 5 4 0 .556 9 12 0 .429Medaille.............. 3 5 1 .389 7 11 1 .395Hilbert................. 3 6 0 .333 6 9 1 .406Lake Erie ............. 2 6 1 .278 4 14 1 .237Pitt.-Bradford........ 1 8 0 .111 1 13 1 .100Mount Aloysius .... 0 9 0 .000 1 15 0 .063

AMERICAN SOUTHWESTCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Hardin-Simmons #13 0 0 1.000 19 1 1 .929Texas-Dallas .......11 1 1 .885 16 3 2 .810Texas Lutheran.....10 3 0 .769 14 4 1 .763East Tex. Baptist... 9 3 1 .731 11 5 1 .676Mississippi Col. .. 9 4 0 .692 14 6 0 .700Austin.................. 8 5 0 .615 10 8 2 .550Texas-Tyler........... 8 5 0 .615 8 7 0 .533Mary Hardin-Baylor 6 6 1 .500 7 8 1 .469Ozarks (Ark.)....... 5 8 0 .385 5 14 0 .263LeTourneau.......... 4 9 0 .308 4 12 0 .250



CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.McMurry............. 2 10 1 .192 2 15 1 .139Concordia-Austin . 2 11 0 .154 2 11 0 .154Schreiner............. 1 12 0 .077 1 16 0 .059Louisiana Col. ..... 1 12 0 .077 1 17 0 .056

ATLANTIC WOMEN'S COLLEGESCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Notre Dame (Md.) 7 0 0 1.000 9 7 1 .559Chestnut Hill # ..... 6 1 0 .857 6 9 0 .400Hood .................. 5 2 0 .714 8 9 1 .472Mary Baldwin...... 4 3 0 .571 7 7 2 .500Wells .................. 2 4 1 .357 2 12 1 .167Wilson................ 2 5 0 .286 4 7 0 .364Chatham............. 1 5 1 .214 1 10 2 .154Trinity (D.C.) ........ 0 7 0 .000 1 12 0 .077

CAPITAL ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Mary Washington # 7 0 0 1.000 13 5 3 .690York (Pa.) ............ 6 1 0 .857 13 4 2 .737Salisbury ............. 4 2 1 .643 10 6 4 .600Marymount (Va.).. 3 3 1 .500 12 7 1 .625Catholic .............. 3 3 1 .500 10 9 1 .525St. Mary's (Md.)... 2 4 1 .357 6 8 2 .438Goucher.............. 1 6 0 .143 4 12 1 .265Gallaudet ............ 0 7 0 .000 5 13 1 .289

CENTENNIAL CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Gettysburg # ....... 9 1 0 .900 15 5 2 .727Haverford............ 8 0 2 .900 15 2 2 .842Johns Hopkins ..... 8 2 0 .800 16 5 1 .750Muhlenberg......... 6 3 1 .650 10 6 2 .611Ursinus................ 6 4 0 .600 12 7 1 .625Dickinson ............ 5 5 0 .500 8 9 1 .472McDaniel ............ 4 5 1 .450 9 7 1 .559Frank. & Marsh ... 3 7 0 .300 6 10 0 .375Swarthmore......... 2 7 1 .250 4 13 1 .250Washington (Md.) 0 8 2 .100 2 12 3 .206Bryn Mawr.......... 0 9 1 .050 3 12 2 .235

COLLEGE CONFERENCE OF ILLINOIS& WISCONSIN

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wheaton (Ill.) # ... 7 0 0 1.000 25 1 0 .962Carthage............. 6 1 0 .857 16 5 1 .750Ill. Wesleyan ....... 4 2 1 .643 14 6 1 .690Augustana (Ill.)..... 3 2 2 .571 12 5 2 .684Elmhurst .............. 3 3 1 .500 11 5 2 .667North Park........... 2 5 0 .286 6 10 3 .395Millikin................ 1 6 0 .143 4 12 0 .250North Central (Ill.) . 0 7 0 .000 3 12 0 .200

COMMONWEALTH CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Messiah # ........... 7 0 0 1.000 20 1 2 .913Susquehanna....... 5 1 1 .786 14 5 1 .725Elizabethtown...... 4 2 1 .643 9 8 2 .526Albright............... 3 3 1 .500 13 6 3 .659Moravian ............ 2 3 1 .417 9 4 4 .647Lebanon Valley.... 2 4 0 .333 7 7 2 .500Widener ............. 2 5 0 .286 5 11 2 .333Juniata ................ 0 7 0 .000 6 11 1 .361

COMMONWEALTH COASTCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Endicott #............14 1 0 .933 16 5 0 .762Wentworth Inst. .. 9 3 0 .750 11 8 1 .575Curry .................. 8 3 1 .708 14 4 2 .750Nichols ............... 8 4 1 .654 11 5 3 .658Gordon............... 7 4 1 .625 9 7 4 .550New England Col. 7 4 1 .625 7 91 .071Salve Regina ....... 7 3 0 .700 11 10 1 .523New England ...... 6 7 0 .462 9 8 1 .528Roger Williams.... 4 7 0 .364 8 10 0 .444Colby-Sawyer ...... 4 8 0 .333 4 14 0 .222

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Anna Maria ........ 2 10 0 .167 4 15 0 .211Eastern Nazarene 1 11 0 .083 2 13 1 .156Regis (Mass.) ....... 0 12 0 .000 4 17 0 .190

EMPIRE 8CONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Ithaca # .............. 6 0 1 .929 13 4 4 .714Nazareth ........... 6 0 1 .929 11 5 2 .667Elmira ................. 4 3 0 .571 11 8 0 .579RIT ...................... 2 3 2 .429 6 9 2 .412Utica................... 2 3 2 .429 7 7 3 .500Alfred.................. 1 4 2 .286 5 8 3 .406St. John Fisher...... 1 4 2 .286 6 10 2 .389Hartwick ............. 1 6 0 .143 5 12 0 .294

FREEDOM CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Scranton # .......... 6 0 1 .929 11 7 3 .595FDU-Florham........ 5 1 1 .786 12 6 2 .650Drew................... 5 2 0 .714 12 6 1 .658Wilkes ................ 4 2 1 .643 12 6 1 .658Lycoming............. 3 3 1 .500 11 5 1 .676Delaware Valley .. 1 5 1 .214 5 11 1 .324DeSales............... 1 5 1 .214 8 10 2 .450King's (Pa.).......... 0 7 0 .000 4 13 0 .235

GREAT NORTHEAST ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Simmons # .......... 9 1 0 .900 12 4 0 .750Emerson .............. 8 0 2 .900 13 3 3 .763Western New Eng. 7 2 1 .750 11 7 1 .605Johnson & Wales. 6 3 1 .650 8 10 1 .447Emmanuel (Mass.) 6 3 1 .650 8 8 2 .500Norwich.............. 5 4 1 .550 6 10 1 .382St. Joseph (Conn.) 5 5 0 .500 8 8 0 .500Southern Vt. ........ 3 7 0 .300 5 13 0 .278Rivier .................. 2 8 0 .200 3 15 0 .167Albertus Magnus.. 1 9 0 .100 2 12 0 .143Pine Manor ......... 0 10 0 .000 0 14 0 .000

HEARTLAND COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Transylvania ........ 6 0 1 .929 12 4 3 .711Manchester # ...... 5 1 1 .786 13 4 2 .737Mt. St. Joseph...... 4 1 2 .714 7 7 4 .500Anderson (Ind.).... 3 4 0 .143 8 9 1 .472Defiance ............. 2 1 3 .583 8 5 5 .583Hanover ............. 2 4 1 .357 5 9 1 .367Franklin ............... 1 6 0 .143 3 13 0 .188Bluffton................ 0 6 0 .000 5 11 0 .313

IOWA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Luther .................. 7 0 1 .938 13 5 1 .711Loras #................ 7 1 0 .875 18 2 2 .864Wartburg............ 6 1 1 .813 16 3 1 .825Simpson ............. 4 4 0 .500 15 7 0 .682Dubuque ............. 3 4 1 .438 10 9 1 .525Central (Iowa)...... 3 5 0 .375 8 8 1 .500Cornell ................ 2 5 1 .313 5 12 1 .306Coe .................... 2 6 0 .250 7 9 0 .438Buena Vista ......... 0 8 0 .000 3 15 0 .167

LAKE MICHIGAN CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Concordia (Wis.) # 6 0 1 .929 14 7 1 .659Lakeland ............ 6 1 0 .857 12 8 0 .600Edgewood........... 5 1 1 .786 13 6 2 .667Marian (Wis.)...... 4 3 0 .571 7 10 0 .412Milwaukee Engr... 2 4 1 .357 7 10 2 .421Wis. Lutheran ...... 2 4 1 .357 7 10 2 .421Maranatha Baptist 1 6 0 .143 7 13 0 .350Alverno ............... 0 7 0 .000 3 15 0 .167Dominican (Ill.) * ... 6 12 1 .342

LIBERTY LEAGUECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Hamilton # .......... 6 0 1 .929 15 2 1 .861Union (N.Y.)........ 6 1 0 .857 19 2 1 .886William Smith ..... 5 2 0 .714 13 4 3 .725Skidmore............. 4 2 1 .643 13 6 1 .675St. Lawrence........ 3 4 0 .429 7 9 0 .438Vassar................. 2 5 0 .286 10 8 1 .553Clarkson.............. 1 6 0 .143 4 12 0 .250Rensselaer .......... 0 7 0 .000 2 11 1 .179

LITTLE EAST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Keene St. # ......... 7 0 1 .938 14 6 2 .682Eastern Conn. St. .. 6 2 1 .722 15 6 2 .696Western Conn. St. 4 2 2 .625 18 5 2 .760Southern Me. ...... 3 2 2 .571 8 8 4 .500Mass.-Dartmouth .. 2 4 1 .357 10 8 1 .553Plymouth St. ........ 2 4 1 .357 6 10 1 .382Rhode Island Col. 2 5 0 .286 10 9 0 .526Mass.-Boston ....... 0 7 0 .000 3 13 1 .206

MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Framingham St. .. 4 0 2 .833 7 9 2 .444Salem St. ............ 4 0 2 .833 13 3 4 .750Bridgewater St. ... 3 1 2 .667 7 6 5 .528Worcester St. # ... 3 2 1 .583 12 7 2 .619Westfield St. ....... 2 3 1 .417 6 8 1 .433Fitchburg St. ....... 1 5 0 .167 4 11 2 .294Mass. Liberal Arts 0 6 0 .000 3 11 3 .265

MICHIGAN INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Hope .................13 1 2 .875 13 5 2 .700Calvin .................13 2 1 .844 14 5 1 .725Albion ................10 4 2 .688 10 8 2 .550Kalamazoo.......... 9 6 1 .594 10 8 1 .553St. Mary's (Ind.) ... 9 6 1 .594 10 6 1 .618Alma................... 6 9 1 .406 7 12 1 .375Olivet.................. 6 10 0 .375 8 12 0 .400Tri-State ............... 1 14 1 .094 3 15 1 .184Adrian ................ 0 15 1 .031 1 18 1 .075

MIDWEST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Lake Forest .......... 9 0 0 1.000 14 3 0 .824Carroll (Wis.)....... 7 1 1 .833 13 3 1 .794Grinnell #............ 7 2 0 .778 12 5 1 .694St. Norbert .......... 6 3 0 .667 11 7 0 .611Lawrence............. 5 4 0 .556 6 10 0 .375Monmouth (Ill.)..... 4 4 1 .500 7 8 1 .469Illinois Col. ......... 2 6 1 .278 4 10 2 .313Beloit .................. 2 6 1 .278 3 9 2 .286Ripon.................. 1 8 0 .111 3 13 0 .188Knox................... 0 9 0 .000 1 14 0 .067

MINNESOTA INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Macalester # .......10 0 1 .955 18 3 2 .826Concordia-M'head10 1 0 .909 13 6 1 .675St. Olaf ............... 7 4 0 .636 12 6 1 .658Augsburg ............ 7 4 0 .636 10 8 0 .556Carleton.............. 7 4 0 .636 8 8 0 .500St. Thomas (Minn.) 6 5 0 .545 9 9 0 .500St. Benedict ........ 5 5 1 .500 10 7 1 .583St. Mary's (Minn.) 4 7 0 .364 7 10 1 .417Gust. Adolphus.... 4 7 0 .364 5 10 2 .353St. Catherine ....... 3 8 0 .273 4 13 0 .235Bethel (Minn.) ...... 1 10 0 .091 3 14 1 .194Hamline .............. 1 10 0 .091 4 13 1 .250

NEW ENGLAND WOMEN'S ANDMEN'S ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wheaton (Mass.) # 8 0 1 .944 23 1 2 .923WPI .................... 5 3 1 .611 10 8 2 .550

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CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Smith ................. 4 3 2 .556 6 6 5 .500Babson ............... 4 3 2 .556 10 8 2 .550MIT..................... 4 3 2 .556 8 6 4 .556Springfield........... 4 4 1 .500 6 9 3 .417Clark (Mass.)....... 4 5 0 .444 9 8 1 .528Mount Holyoke .... 3 6 0 .333 7 10 0 .412Wellesley ............ 3 6 0 .333 7 10 0 .412Coast Guard ....... 1 7 1 .167 2 13 1 .156

NEW ENGLAND SMALL COLLEGEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Middlebury.......... 7 0 2 .889 15 1 3 .868Amherst............... 6 0 3 .833 9 2 4 .733Tufts .................... 5 1 3 .722 7 4 3 .607Bates................... 4 3 2 .556 9 4 2 .667Bowdoin ............. 4 4 1 .500 9 6 1 .594Williams # .......... 3 5 1 .389 10 5 4 .632Connecticut Col. . 3 6 0 .333 9 7 0 .563Trinity (Conn.)...... 3 6 0 .333 7 6 1 .536Colby.................. 2 5 2 .333 7 5 2 .571Wesleyan (Conn.) 1 8 0 .111 3 11 0 .214

NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.TCNJ...................... 8 0 0 1.000 18 2 2 .864Richard Stockton .. 6 2 0 .750 14 6 2 .682Montclair St. #..... 6 2 0 .750 11 7 4 .591Rowan ................ 4 2 2 .625 11 5 2 .667Kean................... 3 3 2 .500 9 7 2 .556Rutgers-Camden... 3 4 1 .438 12 6 2 .650Wm. Paterson...... 1 5 2 .250 6 8 3 .441Rutgers-Newark ... 1 7 0 .125 10 7 1 .583Ramapo .............. 0 7 1 .063 7 11 1 .395

NORTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Husson................10 0 2 .917 13 5 2 .700Bay Path # ..........10 1 1 .875 20 3 1 .854Castleton St. ....... 9 2 1 .792 16 4 1 .786Me.-Farmington.... 7 3 2 .667 11 6 3 .625Elms.................... 7 4 1 .625 9 8 1 .528Maine Maritime... 7 4 1 .625 10 7 1 .583Lasell................... 6 4 2 .583 7 8 3 .472Johnson St. ......... 5 6 1 .458 7 11 2 .400Mount Ida ........... 4 6 2 .417 5 8 3 .406Becker................. 1 8 3 .208 4 10 3 .324Lesley.................. 2 9 1 .208 5 12 1 .306Wheelock ........... 1 11 0 .083 2 14 0 .125Thomas ............... 0 11 1 .042 0 14 1 .033

NORTH COAST ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Ohio Wesleyan # 8 0 0 1.000 16 3 2 .810Denison .............. 7 1 0 .875 15 4 1 .775Wittenberg.......... 5 3 0 .625 11 4 5 .675Allegheny............ 4 4 0 .500 9 7 2 .556Wooster.............. 4 4 0 .500 13 4 1 .750Kenyon ............... 4 4 0 .500 10 7 1 .583Earlham .............. 3 5 0 .375 6 9 1 .406Hiram ................. 0 7 1 .063 4 14 1 .237Oberlin ............... 0 7 1 .063 3 13 1 .206

NORTHERN ILLINOIS/IOWACONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Clarke #.............. 2 2 1 .500 11 9 1 .548Aurora ................ 5 0 0 1.000 12 9 1 .568Benedictine (Ill.) ... 3 1 1 .700 5 13 1 .289Concordia (Ill.)..... 1 3 1 .300 5 14 1 .275Dominican (Ill.)..... 1 3 1 .300 6 12 1 .342Rockford.............. 1 4 0 .200 1 18 0 .053

NORTHWEST CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Puget Sound ........15 1 0 .938 22 2 0 .917Whitworth ..........12 3 1 .781 13 5 1 .711

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Willamette...........10 5 1 .656 12 6 2 .650Pacific Lutheran.... 9 6 1 .594 9 8 2 .526Whitman............. 8 7 1 .531 11 8 1 .575George Fox......... 6 10 0 .375 9 11 0 .450Pacific (Ore.) ....... 4 9 3 .344 5 10 3 .361Linfield ................ 4 11 1 .281 4 14 2 .250Lewis & Clark ...... 0 16 0 .000 2 16 1 .132

OHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Capital................ 7 1 1 .833 10 11 1 .477Otterbein # ......... 7 2 0 .778 14 4 3 .738Wilmington (Ohio) 6 2 1 .722 12 6 2 .650Marietta .............. 6 3 0 .667 13 5 0 .722Ohio Northern..... 5 3 1 .611 10 8 1 .553Mount Union ....... 4 4 1 .500 4 12 1 .265Heidelberg .......... 3 6 0 .333 5 12 1 .306Baldwin-Wallace . 2 7 0 .222 10 9 1 .525John Carroll......... 2 7 0 .222 4 13 0 .235Muskingum.......... 1 8 0 .111 2 14 2 .167

OLD DOMINION ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Lynchburg # ........11 0 0 1.000 21 2 1 .896Va. Wesleyan .....10 1 0 .909 15 3 2 .800Wash. & Lee ...... 8 2 1 .773 12 4 3 .711Guilford .............. 7 2 2 .727 12 8 2 .591Randolph-Macon.. 7 4 0 .636 13 5 1 .711Roanoke.............. 6 5 0 .545 11 9 0 .550Rand.-Macon

Woman's......... 4 6 1 .409 9 10 1 .475East. Mennonite ... 4 6 1 .409 6 11 1 .361Bridgewater (Va.). 2 8 1 .227 5 10 2 .353Sweet Briar.......... 2 9 0 .182 3 13 0 .188Emory & Henry.... 1 9 0 .100 5 13 1 .289Hollins................. 0 10 0 .000 2 13 0 .133

PENNSYLVANIA ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Eastern................ 9 1 0 .900 9 9 1 .500Misericordia #..... 8 0 2 .900 11 6 3 .625Gwynedd-Mercy.. 7 1 2 .800 14 5 2 .714Arcadia............... 6 3 1 .650 9 8 2 .526Wesley ............... 5 3 2 .600 12 6 3 .643Cabrini .............. 4 5 1 .450 4 12 2 .278Cedar Crest......... 4 6 0 .400 10 7 2 .579Neumann............ 3 7 0 .300 4 10 2 .313Alvernia .............. 3 7 0 .300 6 12 0 .333Marywood .......... 2 8 0 .200 2 15 0 .118Immaculata.......... 0 10 0 .000 2 14 0 .125

PRESIDENTS' ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Grove City .......... 9 1 0 .900 14 6 2 .682Westminster (Pa.) # 8 1 1 .850 14 6 3 .674Wash. & Jeff. ...... 6 3 1 .650 11 7 1 .605Waynesburg ....... 3 7 0 .300 6 12 0 .333Thiel.................... 2 8 0 .200 5 15 1 .262Bethany (W.V.)...... 1 9 0 .100 2 17 0 .105

SKYLINE CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Stevens Institute #. 6 0 0 1.000 18 2 2 .864Centenary (N.J.)... 5 1 0 .833 12 7 1 .625St. Joseph’s (L.I.)... 4 2 0 .667 12 9 0 .571Farmingdale ........ 3 3 0 .500 4 13 1 .250Manhattanville ..... 2 4 0 .333 2 15 1 .139Mt. St. Mary (N.Y.) 1 5 0 .167 3 13 1 .206Mt. St. Vincent ..... 0 6 0 .000 3 10 0 .231

ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Principia #...........12 1 1 .893 16 4 1 .786Maryville (Mo.) ....11 2 1 .821 16 4 1 .786

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Webster..............11 3 0 .786 14 8 0 .636Fontbonne ........... 9 5 0 .643 9 8 1 .528Blackburn ............ 6 8 0 .429 8 11 0 .421Westminster (Mo.) 3 10 1 .250 3 14 1 .194Greenville............ 2 11 1 .179 7 12 1 .375MacMurray ......... 0 14 0 .000 1 16 1 .083

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAINTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICCONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Redlands .............10 2 0 .833 15 5 0 .750Pomona-Pitzer...... 7 2 3 .708 8 4 4 .625Cal Lutheran ........ 6 3 3 .625 9 5 4 .611Claremont-M-S ..... 4 6 2 .417 9 8 3 .525Occidental .......... 4 6 2 .417 6 8 2 .438La Verne.............. 4 6 2 .417 5 11 3 .342Whittier............... 0 10 2 .083 2 16 2 .150

SOUTHERN COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Trinity (Tex.) ........ 8 0 0 1.000 16 1 0 .941Sewanee............. 7 2 0 .778 14 4 0 .778DePauw .............. 6 1 1 .813 10 4 2 .688Southwestern (Tex.) 6 2 1 .722 9 7 3 .553Rose-Hulman........ 5 4 0 .556 11 7 1 .605Rhodes................ 4 4 1 .500 8 7 2 .529Centre................. 2 5 2 .333 3 9 3 .300Hendrix............... 2 6 1 .278 5 8 1 .393Oglethorpe.......... 1 8 0 .111 6 9 1 .406Millsaps .............. 0 9 0 .000 3 14 0 .176

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORKATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Oneonta St. # .....10 0 0 1.000 21 2 1 .896Plattsburgh St. ..... 9 1 0 .900 16 6 0 .727Cortland St. ........ 6 3 1 .650 9 10 2 .476Brockport St. ....... 6 3 1 .650 9 7 2 .556Geneseo St. ....... 5 5 0 .500 8 13 0 .381New Paltz St. ..... 4 4 2 .500 7 10 3 .425Oswego St. ........ 4 5 1 .450 6 9 2 .412Fredonia St. ........ 4 5 1 .450 8 8 2 .500Buffalo St. .......... 3 7 0 .300 6 10 2 .389Utica/Rome......... 1 9 0 .100 3 13 0 .188Potsdam St. ........ 0 10 0 .000 1 15 1 .088

USA SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCECONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Chris. Newport #. 7 0 0 1.000 16 4 3 .761Methodist ............ 5 1 1 .786 12 7 2 .619Greensboro ........ 5 1 2 .750 6 11 3 .375N.C. Wesleyan ... 4 4 0 .500 5 11 1 .324Ferrum ................ 3 4 1 .438 6 11 2 .368Shenandoah........ 1 4 3 .313 7 11 3 .405Averett ................ 1 5 1 .214 2 13 1 .156Peace.................. 0 7 0 .000 0 14 0 .000

UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONCONFERENCE FULL SEASON

Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Emory ................. 6 1 0 .857 13 7 0 .650Washington-

St. Louis ........... 6 1 0 .857 17 3 0 .850Chicago.............. 5 1 1 .786 14 3 2 .789Carnegie Mellon.. 3 3 1 .500 12 3 3 .750Brandeis.............. 3 4 0 .429 16 5 0 .762Rochester............. 3 4 0 .429 10 6 3 .605New York U. ...... 1 6 0 .143 6 11 1 .361Case Western...... 0 7 0 .000 3 11 2 .250

WISCONSIN INTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETIC CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wis.-Stevens Pt. # 7 1 0 .875 16 5 1 .750Wis.-Stout............ 6 1 1 .813 15 3 2 .800Wis.-Oshkosh ...... 5 1 2 .750 15 4 3 .750



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CONFERENCE FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.Wis.-River Falls .... 4 3 1 .563 12 5 1 .694Wis.-La Crosse..... 4 4 0 .500 11 7 1 .605Wis.-Whitewater.. 3 4 1 .438 9 9 1 .500Wis.-Eau Claire ... 3 4 1 .438 7 10 1 .417Wis.-Platteville...... 1 7 0 .125 8 12 0 .400Wis.-Superior....... 0 8 0 .000 6 8 4 .444


Team W L T Pct.St. Scholastica.....................................19 3 0 .864Thomas More......................................13 3 1 .794Chapman ...........................................14 4 2 .750Maryville (Tenn.)..................................14 4 2 .750Keuka.................................................11 4 1 .719UC Santa Cruz ...................................10 5 2 .647Menlo.................................................13 7 1 .643Neb. Wesleyan ..................................11 6 2 .632

FULL SEASONTeam W L T Pct.Bard...................................................12 7 0 .632Dallas.................................................10 7 1 .583St. Joseph's (Me.) ................................12 9 1 .568Russell Sage........................................ 8 8 3 .500Cal St. East Bay .................................. 7 7 4 .500St. Elizabeth........................................ 7 7 2 .500Villa Julie ............................................ 9 10 0 .474Martin Luther....................................... 8 9 0 .471Piedmont ............................................ 9 11 3 .457Upper Iowa ........................................ 9 11 0 .450Hilbert ................................................ 6 9 1 .406Medaille ............................................. 7 11 1 .395Meredith............................................. 6 10 0 .375Agnes Scott......................................... 6 13 1 .325Cazenovia.......................................... 4 11 0 .267Phila. Biblical ...................................... 3 12 3 .250CCNY................................................ 3 10 0 .231D'Youville ........................................... 1 10 1 .125Wesleyan (Ga.) .................................. 2 16 0 .111


Women’sAward WinnersDivision I First-Team All-America (1980-2004).......... 280Division I First-Team All-Americans by School ..... 281Division II First-Team All-America (1988-2004) ......... 283Division II First-Team All-Americans by School .... 283Division III First-Team All-America (1986-2004) ........ 284Division III First-Team All Americans by School.... 285National Award Winners ................................... 286

ALL-AMERICA TEAMS280

All-AmericaTeamsNOTE: From 1980-85, the NationalSoccer Coaches Association of America(NSCAA) selected one all-America teamthat combined all three divisions. Startingin 1986, Division III selected its own team,but Divisions I and II continued to selectone team. Starting in 1988, all three divi-sions selected their own teams. SoccerAmerica started selecting a team in 1988,which included all divisions. Beginning in1990, the team was selected from onlyDivision I schools.

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(1980-2004)

1980NSCAAG–Lori Katz, Lewis & ClarkD–Adele Fairman, Texas A&MD–Terry Febrey, Cortland St.D–Deb McKinney, CincinnatiD–Madeline Mangini, MassachusettsM–Nancy Clary, North CarolinaM–DiAnn Kimbrel, Northern Colo.M–Nena Odim, PrincetonF–Heather Brendel, Cortland St.F–Jolly Colchetti, UCLAF–Frances Fusco, Brown

1981NSCAAG–Mary Lou Breen, ConnecticutD–Terry Febrey, Cortland St.D–Dori Kovanen, North CarolinaD–Meg Metz, OregonM–Felise Duffy, ConnecticutM–Joan Gettemeyer, Mo.-St. LouisM–Nina Holmstron, MassachusettsM–Carol Smith, Texas A&MF–Pam Boughman, UCFF–Wendy Greenberg, North CarolinaF–Stephanie Zeh, North Carolina

1982NSCAAG–Joan Shockow, Cortland St.D–Tracy Brooks, Boston CollegeD–Jackie Gaw, MassachusettsD–Patty Kelley, Mo.-St. LouisD–Helen Negrey, RadfordD–Lori Palmer, Cortland St.F–Joan Gettemeyer, Mo.-St. LouisF–Amy Machin, North CarolinaF–Megan MacKenzie, RochesterF–Michelle Sedita, UCFF–Stephanie Zeh, North Carolina

1983NSCAAG–Joan Schockow, Cortland St.D–Suzy Cobb, North CarolinaD–Heidi Comeau, VermontD–Joan Gettemeyer, Mo.-St. LouisD–Karen Gollwitzer, Cortland St.D–Lori Stukes, MassachusettsF–Pam Baughman, George MasonF–Bettina Bernardi, Texas A&MF–Moira Buckley, ConnecticutF–Stacey Flionis, MassachusettsF–Lisa Gmitter, George Mason

1984NSCAAG–Monica Hall, UC Santa Barb.D–Suzy Cobb, North CarolinaD–Leslie Gallimore, California

D–Liza Grant, Colorado Col.D–Lori Stukes, MassachusettsD–Harriet Tatro, VermontF–Michelle Akers, UCFF–Lori Bessmer, Cortland St.F–April Heinrichs, North CarolinaF–Donna MacDougall, ConnecticutF–Catherine Shankweiler, Connecticut

1985NSCAAG–Janine Szpara, Colorado Col.D–Debbie Belkin, MassachusettsD–Sharon Hoag, Colorado Col.D–Cathy Klein, Cortland St.D–Megan McCarthy, William & MaryD–Colleen O’Day, BrownF–Pam Baughman, George MasonF–Lori Bessmer, Cortland St.F–Kristin Bowsher, MassachusettsF–Lisa Gmitter, George MasonF–April Heinrichs, North Carolina

1986NSCAAG–Janine Szpara, Colorado Col.D–Debbie Belkin, MassachusettsD–Marcia McDermott, North CarolinaD–Megan McCarthy, William & MaryD–Maria Montuori, Boston CollegeD–Denise Regas, Cal St. East BayF–Julie Angevine, WisconsinF–Laurie Collier, CornellF–Lisa Gmitter, George MasonF–April Heinrichs, North CarolinaF–Jenni Symons, Santa Clara

1987NSCAAG–Janine Szpara, Colorado Col.D–Debbie Belkin, MassachusettsD–Kristen Bowsher, MassachusettsD–Lori Henry, North CarolinaD–Megan McCarthy, William & MaryD–Carla Werden, North CarolinaF–Joy Biefeld, CaliforniaF–Julie Cunningham, William & MaryF–Kim Prutting, ConnecticutF–Jenni Symons, Santa ClaraF–Kerri Tashiro, Colorado Col.

1988NSCAAG–Janine Szpara, Colorado Col.D–Linda Hamilton, North Carolina St.D–Karen Nance, UC Santa Barb.D–Kim Prutting, ConnecticutD–Shelley Separovich, Colorado Col.D–Carla Werden, North CarolinaF–Michelle Akers, UCFF–Joy Biefeld, CaliforniaF–Shannon Higgins, North CarolinaF–April Kater, MassachusettsF–Jennifer Smith, CornellSOCCER AMERICAD–Lisa Bray, William SmithD–Linda Hamilton, North Carolina St.D–Lori Henry, North CarolinaM–Joy Biefeld, CaliforniaM–Sonya Brandt, Pacific LutheranM–Sue Gjerset, WisconsinM–Shannon Higgins, North CarolinaM–April Kater, MassachusettsM–Denise Regas, Cal St. East BayF–Michelle Akers, UCFF–Annie Perez, Barry

1989NSCAAM–Joy Biefeld, CaliforniaM–Diane Hedin, George MasonM–Shannon Higgins, North CarolinaM–April Kater, MassachusettsM–Robin Lotze, William & MaryM–Mary Claire Robinson, Colorado Col.

F–Laura Anton, George MasonF–Charmaine Hooper, North Carolina St.F–Kristine Lilly, North CarolinaF–Kerri Tashiro, Colorado Col.F–Gina Vasallo, Boston CollegeSOCCER AMERICAG–Karen Richter, UCFD–Tamie Batista, Santa ClaraD–Kyllene Carter, BarryD–Kim Prutting, ConnecticutM–Joy Biefeld, CaliforniaM–Shannon Higgins, North CarolinaM–April Kater, MassachusettsM–Robin Lotze, William & MaryM–Carla Werden, North CarolinaF–Charmaine Hooper, North Carolina St.F–Kerri Tashiro, Colorado Col.

1990NSCAAG–Heather Taggart, WisconsinD–Julie Foudy, StanfordD–Sandra Gaskill, William & MaryD–Beth Grecco, ConnecticutF–Suzanne Baily, BrownF–Brandi Chastain, Santa ClaraF–Lisa Cole, Southern MethodistF–Mia Hamm, North CarolinaF–Charmaine Hooper, North Carolina St.F–April Kater, MassachusettsF–Kristine Lilly, North CarolinaF–Robin Lotze, William & MarySOCCER AMERICAG–Saskia Webber, RutgersD–Julie Foudy, StanfordD–Beth Grecco, ConnecticutM–Amanda Cromwell, VirginiaM–Linda Dorn, UC Santa Barb.M–Jill Rutten, North Carolina St.F–Brandi Chastain, Santa ClaraF–Lisa Cole, Southern MethodistF–Mia Hamm, North CarolinaF–Kristine Lilly, North CarolinaF–April Kater, Massachusetts

1991NSCAAG–Heather Taggart, WisconsinD–Holly Hellmuth, MassachusettsM–Cathleen Cambria, ConnecticutM–Amanda Cromwell, VirginiaM–Karen Ferguson, ConnecticutM–Julie Foudy, StanfordM–Tisha Venturini, North CarolinaF–Kim LeMere, HartfordF–Kristine Lilly, North CarolinaF–Kari Maijala, WisconsinF–Tiffeny Milbrett, PortlandF–Andrea Rubio, VirginiaSOCCER AMERICAG–Heather Taggart, WisconsinD–Holly Hellmuth, MassachusettsD–Robyn Neigel, Colorado Col.M–Amanda Cromwell, VirginiaM–Julie Foudy, StanfordM–Charry Korgel, Colorado Col.M–Louellen Poore, North CarolinaM–Tisha Venturini, North CarolinaF–Kim LeMere, HartfordF–Kristine Lilly, North CarolinaF–Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland

1992NSCAAG–Saskia Webber, RutgersD–Holly Hellmuth, MassachusettsM–Karen Ferguson, ConnecticutM–Julie Foudy, StanfordM–Tisha Venturini, North CarolinaF–Mia Hamm, North CarolinaF–Kim LeMere, HartfordF–Kristine Lilly, North CarolinaF–Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland

F–Sarah Rafanelli, StanfordF–Andrea Rubio, VirginiaF–Rebecca Wakefield, William & MarySOCCER AMERICAG–Saskia Webber, RutgersD–Holly Hellmuth, MassachusettsD–Jennifer Lewis, DukeM–Karen Ferguson, ConnecticutM–Julie Foudy, StanfordM–Tisha Venturini, North CarolinaM–Sue Wall, Santa ClaraF–Mia Hamm, North CarolinaF–Kim LeMere, HartfordF–Kristine Lilly, North CarolinaF–Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland

1993NSCAAG–Skye Eddy, George MasonD–Karen Ferguson, ConnecticutD–Jessica Fischer, StanfordD–Paula Wilkins, MassachusettsM–Cindy Daws, Notre DameM–Jennifer Lalor, Santa ClaraM–Tisha Venturini, North CarolinaM–Kelly Walbert, DukeF–Mia Hamm, North CarolinaF–Kara Lee, Southern MethodistF–Shannon MacMillan, PortlandF–Sarah Rafanelli, StanfordSOCCER AMERICAG–Skye Eddy, George MasonD–Paula Wilkins, MassachusettsM–Cindy Daws, Notre DameM–Karen Ferguson, ConnecticutM–Jennifer Lalor, Santa ClaraM–Tisha Venturini, North CarolinaF–Mia Hamm, North CarolinaF–Kara Lee, Southern MethodistF–Shannon MacMillan, PortlandF–Sarah Rafanelli, StanfordF–Kelly Walbert, Duke

1994NSCAAG–Jennifer Renola, Notre DameD–Jessica Fischer, StanfordD–Heidi Kocher, MassachusettsD–Thori Staples, North Carolina St.M–Cindy Daws, Notre DameM–Jennifer Lalor, Santa ClaraM–Jessica Reifer, HartfordM–Tisha Venturini, North CarolinaF–Shannon MacMillan, PortlandF–Tiffeny Milbrett, PortlandF–Natalie Neaton, William & MaryF–Kelly Walbert, DukeSOCCER AMERICAG–Jen Mead, George MasonD–Jessica Fischer, StanfordM–Cindy Daws, Notre DameM–Danielle Egan, North CarolinaM–Angela Kelly, North CarolinaM–Jen Lalor, Santa ClaraM–Tisha Venturini, North CarolinaF–Shannon MacMillan, PortlandF–Tiffeny Milbrett, PortlandF–Natalie Neaton, William & MaryF–Kelly Walbert, Duke

1995NSCAAG–Maja Hansen, New HampshireD–Jessica Fischer, StanfordD–Erin Lynch, MassachusettsD–Sara Whalen, ConnecticutD–Staci Wilson, North CarolinaM–Holly Manthei, Notre DameM–Jessica Reifer, HartfordM–Emily Stauffer, HarvardF–Danielle Garrett, Southern MethodistF–Debbie Keller, North CarolinaF–Shannon MacMillan, PortlandF–Cindy Parlow, North Carolina

ALL-AMERICA TEAMS 281

SOCCER AMERICAG–Tracy Noonan, North CarolinaD–Jessica Fischer, StanfordD–Erin Lynch, MassachusettsD–Kate Sobrero, Notre DameD–Thori Staples, North Carolina St.D–Staci Wilson, North CarolinaM–Holly Manthei, Notre DameF–Danielle Garrett, Southern MethodistF–Shannon MacMillan, PortlandF–Cindy Parlow, North CarolinaF–Kelly Walbert, Duke

1996NSCAAG–Jennifer Renola, Notre DameD–Erin Taylor, MarylandD–Sara Whalen, ConnecticutD–Staci Wilson, North CarolinaM–Justi Baumgardt, PortlandM–Cindy Daws, Notre DameM–Jennifer Lalor, Santa ClaraM–Emily Stauffer, HarvardM–Kari Uppinghouse, NebraskaF–Bryn Blalack, Texas A&MF–Kerry Connors, ConnecticutF–Cindy Parlow, North CarolinaSOCCER AMERICAG–Jennifer Renola, Notre DameD–Nel Fettig, North CarolinaD–Sara Whalen, ConnecticutM–Justi Baumgardt, PortlandM–Cindy Daws, Notre DameM–Jen Lalor, Santa ClaraM–Tiffany Roberts, North CarolinaM–Kari Uppinghouse, NebraskaF–Danielle Fotopoulos, FloridaF–Debbie Keller, North CarolinaF–Cindy Parlow, North Carolina

1997NSCAAG–LaKeysia Beene, Notre DameD–Jennifer Grubb, Notre Dame D–Kate Sobrero, Notre DameD–Stephanie Yarem, Georgia M–Erin Baxter, FloridaM–Ann Cook, William & MaryM–Erica Iverson, Massachusetts M–Jennifer McElmury, MinnesotaM–Laurie Schwoy, North Carolina F–Traci Arkenberg, UCLAF–Cindy Parlow, North CarolinaF–Sara Whalen, ConnecticutSOCCER AMERICAG–LaKeysia Beene, Notre DameD–Kate Sobrero, Notre Dame D–Staci Wilson, North Carolina M–Justi Baumgardt, Portland M–Ann Cook, William & Mary M–Anne Makinen, Notre Dame F–Traci Arkenberg, UCLA F–Mandy Clemens, Santa ClaraF–Robin Confer, North Carolina F–Cindy Parlow, North CarolinaF–Sara Whalen, Connecticut

1998NSCAAG–Kristin Luckenbill, DartmouthD–Suzanne Eastman, DartmouthD–Lorrie Fair, North Carolina D–Michelle French, PortlandM–Kelly Convey, Penn St.M–Asta Helgadottir, VanderbiltM–Nikki Serlenga, Santa ClaraF–Mandy Clemens, Santa ClaraF–Danielle Fotopoulos, FloridaF–Mary Frances Monroe, ConnecticutF–Cindy Parlow, North CarolinaSOCCER AMERICAG–Kristin Luckenbill, DartmouthD–Lorrie Fair, North CarolinaD–Michelle French, Portland

M–Erin Baxter, FloridaM–Anne Makinen, Notre DameM–Tiffany Roberts, North CarolinaM–Nikki Serlenga, Santa ClaraF–Mandy Clemens, Santa ClaraF–Kim Engesser, NebraskaF–Danielle Fotopoulos, FloridaF–Cindy Parlow, North Carolina

1999NSCAAG–Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St.D–Danielle Slaton, Santa Clara D–Heather Mitts, FloridaD–Sharolta Nonen, NebraskaM–Kaye Brownlee, FurmanM–Nikki Serlenga, Santa ClaraM–Lorrie Fair, North Carolina F–Christie Welsh, Penn St.F–Abby Wambach, Florida F–Mandy Clemens, Santa ClaraF–Maren Hendershot, Brigham YoungSOCCER AMERICAG–LaKeysia Beene, Notre DameD–Lorrie Fair, North Carolina D–Heather Mitts, Florida D–Sharolta Nonen, Nebraska D–Danielle Slaton, Santa ClaraM–Ronnie Fair, Stanford M–Anne Makinen, Notre Dame M–Nikki Serlenga, Santa ClaraF–Mandy Clemens, Santa ClaraF–Kelly Smith, Seton HallF–Christie Welsh, Penn St.

2000NSCAAG–Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St.D–Jenny Benson, NebraskaD–Rhegan Hyypio, MarquetteD–Jaclyn Ravenia, RichmondD–Danielle Slaton, Santa ClaraM–Meghan Anderson, NebraskaM–Aleisha Cramer, Brigham YoungM–Katherine Linder, HartfordM–Anne Makinen, Notre DameF–Andrea Cunningham, Miami (Ohio)F–Laura Schott, CaliforniaF–Christie Welsh, Penn St.SOCCER AMERICAG–Hope Solo, WashingtonD–Heather Aldama, Santa ClaraD–Jenny Benson, NebraskaD–Danielle Borgman, North CarolinaD–Lauren Orlandos, PortlandM–Anne Makinen, Notre DameM–Mary-Frances Monroe, ConnecticutF–Meredith Florance, North CarolinaF–Stephanie Rigamat, UCLAF–Laura Schott, CaliforniaF–Christie Welsh, Penn St.

2001NSCAAG–Emily Oleksiuk, Penn St.D–Danielle Borgman, North CarolinaD–Danielle Slaton, Santa ClaraD–Casey Zimny, ConnecticutM–Joanna Lohman, Penn St.M–Mary-Frances Monroe, UCLAM–Aly Wagner, Santa ClaraF–Katie Barnes, West VirginiaF–Christine Sinclair, PortlandF–Abby Wambach, FloridaF–Christie Welsh, Penn St.SOCCER AMERICAG–Ruth Montgomery, St. Mary’s (Cal.)D–Danielle Slaton, Santa ClaraD–Amy Sauer, StanfordD–Catherine Reddick, North CarolinaM–Aleisha Cramer, Brigham YoungM–Aly Wagner, Santa ClaraM–Jena Kluegel, North CarolinaM–Lori Lindsey, Virginia

F–Abby Wambach, FloridaF–Christine Sinclair, PortlandF–Christie Welsh, Penn St.

2002NSCAAG–Nicole Barnhardt, StanfordD–Lauren Orlandos, PortlandD–Catherine Reddick, North CarolinaD–Nandi Pryce, UCLAM–Callie Withers, StanfordM–Joanna Lohman, Penn St.M–Sarah Popper, ConnecticutM–Aly Wagner, Santa ClaraF–Chrissie Abbott, West VirginiaF–Marcia Wallis, StanfordF–Courtney Crandell, CharlotteF–Christine Sinclair, PortlandSOCCER AMERICAG–Nicole Barnhardt, StanfordD–Catherine Reddick, North CarolinaD–Lauren Orlandos, PortlandD–Alisan Pabon, StanfordD–Nandi Pryce, UCLAM–Aly Wagner, Santa ClaraM–Callie Withers, StanfordM–Joanna Lohman, Penn St.M–Devvyn Hawkins, Santa ClaraF–Chrissie Abbott, West VirginiaF–Christine Sinclair, Portland

2003NSCAAG–Leisha Alcia, IllinoisD–Keeley Dowling, TennesseeD–Nandi Pryce, UCLAD–Catherine Reddick, North CarolinaD–Becky Sauerbrunn, VirginiaM–Joanna Lohman, Penn St.M–Sarah Rahko, Boston CollegeM–Lisa Stoia, West VirginiaF–Iris Mora, UCLAF–Lindsay Tarpley, North CarolinaF–Amy Warner, Notre DameF–Tiffany Weimer, Penn St.SOCCER AMERICAG–Kati Jo Spisak, Texas A&MD–Catherine Reddick, North CarolinaD–Nandi Pryce, UCLAM–Lori Chalupny, North CarolinaM–Lindsey Huie, PortlandM–Joanna Lohman, Penn St.M–Leslie Osborne, Santa ClaraM–Aleisha Rose, Brigham YoungF–Kristen Graczyk, ConnecticutF–Heather O’Reilly, North CarolinaF–Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina

2004NSCAAG–Nicole Barnhart, StanfordD–Keeley Dowling, TennesseeD–Holly Gault, KansasD–Natalie Jacobs, Penn St.M–Lori Chalupny, North CarolinaM–Lindsey Huie, PortlandM–Diana Matheson, PrincetonM–Leslie Osborne, Santa ClaraF–Esmeralda Negron, PrincetonF–Heather O’Reilly, North CarolinaF–Christine Sinclair, PortlandF–Tiffany Weimer, Penn St.SOCCER AMERICAG–Erin McLeod, Penn St.D–Kendal Billingsley, UCLAD–Keeley Dowling, TennesseeM–Lori Chalupney, North CarolinaM–Lara Dickenmann, Ohio St.M–Sarah Huffman, VirginiaM–Leslie Osborne, Santa ClaraF–Esmeralda Negron, PrincetonF–Christine Sinclair, PortlandF–Katie Thorlakson, Notre DameF–Tiffany Weimer, Penn St.

Division I First-Team All-Americansby School

BARRY (2)88—Annie Perez89—Kyllene CarterBOSTON COLLEGE (4)82—Tracy Brooks86—Maria Montuori89—Gina Vasallo03—Sarah RahkoBRIGHAM YOUNG (4)99—Maren Hendershot00—Aleisha Cramer01—Aleisha Cramer03—Aleisha RoseBROWN (3)80—Frances Fusco85—Colleen O’Day90—Suzanne BailyCALIFORNIA (5)84—Leslie Gallimore87—Joy Biefeld88—Joy Biefeld89—Joy Biefeld00—Laura SchottCAL ST. EAST BAY (2)86—Denise Regas88—Denise RegasUC SANTA BARB. (3)84—Monica Hall88—Karen Nance90—Linda DornUCF (5)81—Pam Boughman82—Michelle Sedita84—Michelle Akers88—Michelle Akers89—Karen RichterCHARLOTTE (1)02—Courtney CrandellCINCINNATI (1)80—Deb McKinneyCOLORADO COL. (12)84—Liza Grant85—Sharon Hoag

Janine Szpara86—Janine Szpara87—Janine Szpara

Kerri Tashiro88—Shelley Separovich

Janine Szpara89—Mary Claire Robinson

Kerri Tashiro91—Charry Korgel

Robyn NeigelCONNECTICUT (22)81—Mary Lou Breen

Felise Duffy83—Moira Buckley84—Donna MacDougall

Catherine Shankweiler87—Kim Prutting88—Kim Prutting89—Kim Prutting90—Beth Grecco91—Cathleen Cambria

Karen Ferguson92—Karen Ferguson93—Karen Ferguson95—Sara Whalen96—Kerry Connors

Sara Whalen97—Sara Whalen98—Mary-Frances Monroe00—Mary-Frances Monroe01—Casey Zimny02—Sarah Popper03—Kristen Graczyk

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CORNELL (2)85—Laurie Collier88—Jennifer SmithCORTLAND ST. (10)80—Heather Brendel

Terry Febrey81—Terry Febrey82—Lori Palmer

Joan Schockow83—Karen Gollwitzer

Joan Schockow84—Lori Bessmer85—Lori Bessmer

Cathy KleinDARTMOUTH (2)98—Suzanne Eastman

Kristin LuckenbillDUKE (4)92—Jennifer Lewis93—Kelly Walbert94—Kelly Walbert95—Kelly WalbertFLORIDA (7)96—Danielle Fotopoulos97—Erin Baxter98—Erin Baxter

Danielle Fotopoulos99—Heather Mitts

Abby Wambach01—Abby WambachFURMAN (1)99—Kaye BrownleeGEORGE MASON (9)83—Pam Baughman

Lisa Gmitter85—Pam Baughman

Lisa Gmitter86—Lisa Gmitter89—Laura Anton

Diane Hedin93—Skye Eddy94—Jen MeadGEORGIA (1)97—Stephanie YaremHARTFORD (5)91—Kim LeMere92—Kim LeMere94—Jessica Reifer95—Jessica Reifer00—Katherine LinderHARVARD (2)95—Emily Stauffer96—Emily StaufferILLINOIS (1)03—Leisha Alcia

KANSAS (1)04—Holly GaultLEWIS & CLARK (1)80—Lori KatzMARQUETTE (1)00—Rhegan HyypioMARYLAND (1)96—Erin TaylorMASSACHUSETTS (20)80—Madeline Mangini81—Nina Holmstron82—Jackie Gaw83—Stacey Flionis

Lori Stukes84—Lori Stukes85—Debbie Belkin

Kristen Bowsher86—Debbie Belkin87—Debbie Belkin

Kristen Bowsher88—April Kater89—April Kater90—April Kater91—Holly Hellmuth92—Holly Hellmuth93—Paula Wilkins94—Heidi Kocher95—Erin Lynch97—Erica IversonMIAMI (OHIO) (1)00—Andrea CunninghamMINNESOTA (1)97—Jennifer McElmuryMO.-ST. LOUIS (4)81—Joan Gettemeyer82—Joan Gettemeyer

Patty Kelley83—Joan GettemeyerNEBRASKA (5)96—Kari Uppinghouse98—Kim Engesser99—Sharolta Nonen00—Jenny Benson

Meghan AndersonNEW HAMPSHIRE (1)95—Maja HansenNORTH CAROLINA (61)80—Nancy Clary81—Wendy Greenberg

Dori KovanenStephanie Zeh

82—Amy MachinStephanie Zeh

83—Suzy Cobb84—Suzy Cobb

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85—April Heinrichs86—April Heinrichs

Marcia McDermott87—Lori Henry

Carla Werden88—Lori Henry

Shannon HigginsCarla Werden

89—Kristine Lilly90—Mia Hamm

Shannon HigginsKristine Lilly

91—Kristine LillyLouellen PooreTisha Venturini

92—Mia HammKristine LillyTisha Venturini

93—Mia Hamm93—Tisha Venturini94—Danielle Egan

Angela KellyTisha Venturini

95—Debbie KellerTracy NoonanCindy ParlowStaci Wilson

96—Nel FettigDebbie KellerCindy ParlowTiffany RobertsStaci Wilson

97—Robin ConferCindy ParlowLaurie SchwoyStaci Wilson

98—Lorrie FairCindy ParlowTiffany Roberts

99—Lorrie Fair00—Danielle Borgman

Meredith Florance01—Danielle Borgman

Jena KluegelCatherine Reddick

02—Catherine Reddick03—Lori Chalupny

Heather O’ReillyCatherine ReddickLindsay Tarpley

04—Lori ChalupnyHeather O’Reilly

NORTH CAROLINA ST. (6)88—Linda Hamilton89—Charmaine Hooper90—Charmaine Hooper

Jill Rutten94—Thori Staples95—Thori StaplesNORTHERN COLO. (1)80—DiAnn KimbrelNOTRE DAME (17)93—Cindy Daws94—Cindy Daws

Jennifer Renola95—Holly Manthei

Kate Sobrero96—Cindy Daws

Jennifer Renola97—LaKeysia Beene

Jennifer GrubbAnne MakinenKate Sobrero

98—Anne Makinen99—LaKeysia Beene

Anne Makinen00—Anne Makinen03—Amy Warner04—Katie ThorlaksonOHIO ST. (1)04—Lara DickenmannOREGON (1)81—Meg MetzPACIFIC LUTHERAN (1)88—Sonya Brandt

PENN ST. (14)98—Kelly Convey99—Emily Oleksiuk

Christie Welsh00—Emily Oleksiuk

Christie Welsh01—Emily Oleksiuk

Christie WelshJoanna Lohman

02—Joanna Lohman03—Joanna Lohman

Tiffany Weimer04—Natalie Jacobs

Tiffany WeimerErin McLeod

PORTLAND (16)91—Tiffeny Milbrett92—Tiffeny Milbrett93—Shannon MacMillan94—Shannon MacMillan

Tiffeny Milbrett95—Shannon MacMillan96—Justi Baumgardt97—Justi Baumgardt98—Michelle French00—Lauren Orlandos01—Christine Sinclair02—Christine Sinclair

Lauren Orlandos03—Lindsey Huie04—Lindsey Huie

Christine SinclairPRINCETON (3)80—Nena Odim04—Diana Matheson

Esmeralda NegronRADFORD (1)82—Helen NegreyRICHMOND (1)00—Jaclyn RaveniaROCHESTER (1)82—Megan MacKenzieRUTGERS (2)90—Saskia Webber92—Saskia WebberST. MARY’S (CAL.) (1)01—Ruth MontgomerySANTA CLARA (22)86—Jenni Symons87—Jenni Symons89—Tamie Batista90—Brandi Chastain92—Sue Wall93—Jennifer Lalor94—Jennifer Lalor96—Jennifer Lalor97—Mandy Clemens98—Mandy Clemens

Nikki Serlenga99—Mandy Clemens

Nikki SerlengaDanielle Slaton

00—Danielle SlatonHeather Aldama

01—Danielle SlatonAly Wagner

02—Aly WagnerDevvyn Hawkins

03—Leslie Osborne04—Leslie OsborneSETON HALL (1)99—Kelly SmithSOUTHERN METHODIST (3)90—Lisa Cole93—Kara Lee95—Danielle GarrettSTANFORD (15)90—Julie Foudy91—Julie Foudy92—Julie Foudy

Sarah Rafanelli93—Jessica Fischer

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94—Jessica Fischer95—Jessica Fischer99—Ronnie Fair01—Amy Sauer02—Nicole Barnhart

Callie WithersMarcia WallisAlisan Pabon

04—Nicole BarnhartTENNESSEE (2)03—Keeley Dowling04—Keeley DowlingTEXAS A&M (5)80—Adele Fairman81—Carol Smith83—Bettina Bernardi96—Bryn Blalack03—Kati Jo SpisakUCLA (8)80—Jolly Colchetti97—Traci Arkenberg00—Stephanie Rigamat01—Mary-Frances Monroe02—Nandi Pryce03-—Iris Mora

Nandi Pryce04—Kendal BillingsleyVANDERBILT (1)98—Asta HelgadottirVERMONT (2)83—Heidi Comeau84—Harriet TatroVIRGINIA (7)90—Amanda Cromwell91—Amanda Cromwell

Andrea Rubio92—Andrea Rubio01—Lori Lindsey03—Becky Sauerbrunn04—Sarah HuffmanWASHINGTON (1)00—Hope SoloWEST VIRGINIA (3)01—Katie Barnes02—Chrissie Abbott03—Lisa StoiaWILLIAM & MARY (10)85—Megan McCarthy86—Megan McCarthy87—Julie Cunningham

Megan McCarthy89—Robin Lotze90—Sandra Gaskill

Robin Lotze92—Rebecca Wakefield94—Natalie Neaton97—Ann CookWILLIAM SMITH (1)88—Lisa BrayWISCONSIN (5)86—Julie Angevine88—Sue Gjerset90—Heather Taggart91—Karen Maijala

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Division II First-Team All-America

(1988-2004)

1988G–Sue Plante, MerrimackD–Dina Dolan, SouthamptonD–Torrie Fitzpatrick, Southern N.H.D–Kim Johnson, Cal St. East BayD–Carla Miller, ArmyD–Denise Regas, Cal St. East BayF–Mary Ehlman, QuincyF–Stephanie Gabbert, Mo.-St. Louis

F–Margaret Morin, St. AnselmF–Annie Perez, BarryF–Cindy Romero, Sonoma St.

1989G–Carilynn Hormilla, BarryG–Sue Plante, MerrimackD–Kylene Carter, BarryD–Tracy Foels, UNC GreensboroD–Kate Ricci, BuffaloD–Kelly Roche, AdelphiM–Karen Christian, AdelphiM–Torrie Fitzpatrick, Southern N.H.M–Denise Lyons, Keene St.M–Judy Vonheeder, Sonoma St.M–Kristi White, Cal St. Dom. HillsF–Jennifer Faccone, Barry

1990G–Kim Abbott, Sonoma St.D–Kyllene Carter, BarryD–Alyson Foley, Keene St.D–Leandra May, Cal St. ChicoD–Beth Ann O’Leary, MerrimackD–Kate Ricci, BuffaloF–Stacy Ball, Sonoma St.F–Karen Beckner, Sonoma St.F–Dina Gentile, AdelphiF–Heather Jaeger, BarryF–Shannon Payne, Cal Poly PomonaF–Angel Schofield, Springfield

1991G–Melissa Galletta, AdelphiD–Michelle Hackett, QuincyD–Kirsten Oberg, Franklin PierceM–Julie Cochran, Sonoma St.M–Jennifer Faccone, BarryM–Jennifer Grasso, Cal St. Dom. HillsM–Noreen Herlihy, MercyhurstF–Karen Beckner, Sonoma St.F–Tami Bradley, Sonoma St.F–Alayne Rott, BarryF–Veronica Sansom, MercyhurstF–Angel Schofield, SpringfieldF–Jennifer Shannon, BarryF–Laini Short, Southern N.H.

1992G–Melissa Galletta, AdelphiD–Christine Bravy, SouthamptonD–Laura Jones, BloomsburgM–Jennifer Grasso, Cal St. Dom. HillsM–Erin Jaeger, BarryM–Carmen Llorico, Mo.-St. LouisF–Ewa Bergsten, Franklin PierceF–Denise Butticci, Cal St. ChicoF–Nancy Daly, MerrimackF–Allison Gibson, Sonoma St.F–Amy Rubin, Cal St. Dom. HillsF–Angel Schofield, SpringfieldF–Jennifer Shannon, Barry

1993G–Carolyn Wellman, Sonoma St.D–Allison Ankerson, CatawbaD–Amy Burrill, BarryD–Mia U-Rycki, MercyhurstM–Wendy Cotton, Cal St. ChicoM–Heather Jaeger, BarryM–Vicky Sidorenko, AdelphiF–Ewa Bergsten, Franklin PierceF–Allison Gibson, Sonoma St.F–Erin Stewart, MercyhurstF–Amy Williamson, Elon

1994G–Michelle Hughes, St. AnselmD–Amy Burrill, BarryD–Petra Lostelius, Franklin PierceD–Holly Panichelli, BloomsburgM–Carrie Bechtold, QuincyM–Heather Boisvere, Keene St.M–Tiffany Hadfield, Sonoma St.M–Erin Jaeger, Barry

F–Rebecca Creedon, BloomsburgF–Rosie Durbin, Metro St.F–Nathalie Geeris, Franklin PierceF–Heather Swabowicz, Southern N.H.

1995G–Amy Linn, BloomsburgD–Nathalie Geeris, Franklin PierceD–Deshaunne Running, DenverD–Ginger Staulcup, ElonM–Ewa Bergsten, Franklin PierceM–Tracy Cross, MercyhurstM–Tiffany Hadfield, Sonoma St.F–Rebecca Hardiman, PresbyterianF–Tracy Healy, Air ForceF–Pamila Larsson, Franklin PierceF–Claire Scanlan, Mercyhurst

1996G–Denise Hutchinson, St. Joseph’s (Ind.)D–Rebekah Breech, St. Joseph’s (Ind.)D–Kerry Johnson, BarryD–Deshaunne Running, DenverM–Julie Bugg, BloomsburgM–Elizabeth Ernst, Mo.-St. LouisM–Laura Martin, AdelphiF–Janece Friederich, SIU EdwardsvilleF–Marie Kolbert, LynnF–Tatum Mahoney, Regis (Colo.)F–Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin PierceF–Anne Parnila, Franklin Pierce

1997G–Brandy Jones, BarryD–Amy Apodaca, Sonoma St.D–Jennifer Newkirk, West Va. WesleyanD–Courtney Swanson, PresbyterianM–Paullinia Auveri, Franklin PierceM–Julie Bugg, BloomsburgM–Marie Kolbert, LynnM–Laura Martin, AdelphiF–Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin PierceF–Jannie Nicolaisen, LynnF–Tiffany Thompson, Mesa St.

1998G–Tracy Wirth, BloomsburgD–Amy Henkaus, Southern Ind.D–Brenda van Stralen, Franklin PierceD–Venetta Wilson, Belmont AbbeyM–Amy Apodaca, Sonoma St.M–Pauliina Auveri, Franklin PierceM–Julie Bugg, BloomsburgF–April Lasater, Midwestern St.F–Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin PierceF–Jannie Nicolaisen, LynnF–Mary Reid, St. Joseph’s (Ind.)

1999G–Kara Stout, Sonoma St.D–Venetta Wilson, Belmont AbbeyD–Lisa Jensen, MerrimackD–Stephanie Petterson, Wheeling JesuitM–Georgina Adams, Lock HavenM–Amy Apodaca, Sonoma St.M–Brenda Van Stralen, Franklin PierceF–Betsy Moore, Northern Ky.F–Jenny Nilsson, BarryF–Ruth Van’t Land, Cal Poly PomonaF–Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce

2000G–Meghan Frey, MercyhurstD–Cheryl Bates, Mesa St.D–Julia Cuder, UC San DiegoD–Merry Osikowicz, Barry M–Geraldine O’Shea, MercyhurstM–Naomi Clarke, Lock HavenM–Tricia Ruark, Northern Ky.F–Betsy Moore, Northern Ky.F–Christine Krebs, BloomsburgF–Cindy Dostalek, UC San DiegoF–Teresa Uliano, Southern Conn. St.

2001G–Alison Skoglund, MerrimackD–Nicole Meyer, Regis (Colo.)

D–Julia Cuder, UC San DiegoD–Annmarie Yutkins, Merrimack M–Patty Cronin, MerrimackM–Megan Mendoza, UC San DiegoM–Tricia Ruark, Northern Ky.F–Betsy Moore, Northern Ky.F–Missy Gregg, Christian Bros.F–Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros.F–Kate Murphy, Regis (Colo.)

2002G–Lindsay Blose, Mesa St.D–Nicole Meyer, Regis (Colo.)D–Nicole Cheadle, Franklin PierceD–Katherine Slattery, BarryM–Jenelle Brandt, Metro St.M–Anumari Ylesmaki, Franklin PierceM–Stephanie Kirby, Neb.-OmahaF–Kristen Geyer, Regis (Colo.)F–Stephanie Kruse, Neb.-OmahaF–Meghan Welcome, Franklin PierceF–Missy Gregg, Christian Bros.

2003G–Ryan Levine, West ChesterD–Becky Richards, AshlandD–Shannon Gleason, West ChesterD–Lindsay Sheffield, MerrimackM–Meghan Welcome, Franklin PierceM–Stephanie Kirby, Neb.-OmahaM–Meghan McGrath, Slippery RockF–Sarah Arsenault, Slippery RockF–Sarah Murray, Truman F–Laura Hislop, Franklin PierceF–Amy Leichliter, Metro St.

2004G–Joanna Humphreys, Regis (Colo.)D–Ali Reyell, AssumptionD–Stefanie Strauss, Wis.-ParksideD–Vanessa Toll, Southwest BaptistM–Ymara Guante, Metro St.M–Shannon Lovejoy, Seattle PacificM–Meghan Welcome, Franklin PierceM–Tiffany Adams, Tex. A&M-CommerceF–Sarit Shenar, West Tex. A&MF–Laura Hislop, Franklin PierceF–Sarah Murray, Truman

Division II First-Team All-Americansby School

ADELPHI (8)89—Karen Christian

Kelly Roche90—Dina Gentile91—Melissa Galletta92—Melissa Galletta93—Vicky Sidorenko96—Laura Martin97—Laura MartinAIR FORCE (1)95—Tracy HealyARMY (1)88—Carla MillerASHLAND (1)03—Becky RichardsASSUMPTION (1)04—Ali ReyellBARRY (20)88—Annie Perez89—Kyllene Carter

Jennifer FacconeCarilynn Hormilla

90—Kyllene CarterHeather Jaeger

91—Jennifer FacconeAlayne RottJennifer Shannon

92—Erin JaegerJennifer Shannon

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93—Amy BurrillHeather Jaeger

94—Amy BurrillErin Jaeger

96—Kerry Johnson97—Brandy Jones99—Jenny Nilsson00—Merry Osikowicz02—Katherine SlatteryBELMONT ABBEY (2)98—Venetta Wilson99—Venetta WilsonBLOOMSBURG (9)92—Laura Jones94—Rebecca Creedon

Holly Panichelli95—Amy Linn96—Julie Bugg97—Julie Bugg98—Julie Bugg

Tracy Wirth00—Christine KrebsBUFFALO (2)89—Kate Ricci90—Kate RicciUC SAN DIEGO (4)00—Julia Cuder

Cindy Dostalek01—Julia Cuder

Megan MendozaCAL POLY POMONA (2)90—Shannon Payne99—Ruth Van’t LandCAL ST. CHICO (3)90—Leandra May92—Denise Butticci93—Wendy CottonCAL ST. DOM. HILLS (4)89—Kristi White91—Jennifer Grasso92—Jennifer Grasso

Amy RubinCAL ST. EAST BAY (2)88—Kim Johnson

Denise RegasCATAWBA (1)93—Allison AnkersonCHRISTIAN BROS. (3)01—Missy Gregg

Margaret Saurin02—Missy GreggDENVER (2)95—Deshaunne Running96—Deshaunne RunningELON (2)93—Amy Williamson95—Ginger StaulcupFRANKLIN PIERCE (24)91—Kirsten Oberg92—Ewa Bergsten93—Ewa Bergsten94—Nathalie Geeris

Petra Lostelius95—Ewa Bergsten

Nathalie GeerisPamila Larsson

96—Pauliina MiettinenAnne Parnila

97—Paullinia AuveriPauliina Miettinen

98—Paullinia AuveriPauliina MiettinenBrenda van Stralen

99—Minna MustonenBrenda van Stralen

02—Nicole CheadleAnumari YlesmakiMeghan Welcome

03—Laura HislopMeghan Welcome

04—Laura HislopMeghan Welcome

KEENE ST. (3)89—Denise Lyons90—Alyson Foley94—Heather Boisvere

LOCK HAVEN (2)99—Georgina Adams00—Naomi Clarke

LYNN (4)96—Marie Kolbert97—Marie Kolbert

Jannie Nicolaisen98—Jannie Nicolaisen

MERCYHURST (8)91—Noreen Herlihy

Veronica Sansom93—Erin Stewart

Mia U-Rycki95—Tracy Cross

Claire Scanlon00—Meghan Fry

Geraldine O’Shea

MERRIMACK (9)88—Sue Plante89—Sue Plante90—Beth Ann O’Leary92—Nancy Daly99—Lisa Jensen01—Alison Skoglund

Annmarie YutkinsPatty Cronin

03—Lindsay Sheffield

MESA ST. (3)97—Tiffany Thompson00—Cheryl Bates02—Lindsay Blose

METRO ST. (4)94—Rosie Durbin02—Jenelle Brandt03—Amy Leichliter04—Ymara Guante

MIDWESTERN ST. (1)98—April Lasater

MO.-ST. LOUIS (3)88—Stephanie Gabbert92—Carmer Llorica96—Elizabeth Ernst

NEB.-OMAHA (3)02—Stephanie Kruse

Stephanie Kirby03—Stephanie Kirby

UNC GREENSBORO (1)89—Tracy Foels

NORTHERN KY. (5)99—Betsy Moore00—Betsy Moore

Tricia Ruark01—Betsy Moore

Tricia Ruark

PRESBYTERIAN (2)95—Rebecca Hardiman97—Courtney Swanson

QUINCY (3)88—Mary Ehlman91—Michelle Hackett94—Carrie Bechtold

REGIS (COLO.) (6)96—Tatum Mahoney01—Nicole Meyer

Kate Murphy02—Nicole Meyer

Kristen Geyer04—Joanna Humphreys

ST. ANSELM (2)88—Margaret Morin94—Michelle Hughes

ST. JOSEPH’S (IND.) (3)96—Rebekah Breech

Denise Hutchinson98—Mary ReidSEATTLE PACIFIC (1)04—Shannon LovejoySLIPPERY ROCK (2)03—Sarah Arsenault

Meghan McGrathSONOMA ST. (17)88—Cindy Romero89—Judy Vonheeder90—Kim Abbott

Stacy BallKaren Beckner

91—Karen BecknerTami BradleyJulie Cochran

92—Allison Gibson93—Allison Gibson

Carolyn Wellman94—Tiffany Hadfield95—Tiffany Hadfield97—Amy Apodaca98—Amy Apodaca99—Amy Apodaca

Kara StoutSOUTHAMPTON (2)88—Dina Dolan92—Christine BravySOUTHERN CONN. ST. (1)00—Teresa UlianoSIU EDWARDSVILLE (1)96—Janece FriederichSOUTHERN IND. (1)98—Amy HenkausSOUTHERN N.H. (4)88—Torrie Fitzpatrick89—Torrie Fitzpatrick91—Laini Short94—Heather SwabowiczSOUTHWEST BAPTIST (1)04—Vanessa TollSPRINGFIELD (3)90—Angel Schofield91—Angel Schofield92—Angel SchofieldTEX. A&M-COMMERCE (1)04—Tiffany AdamsTRUMAN (2)03—Sarah Murray04—Sarah MurrayWEST CHESTER (2)03—Ryan Levine

Shannon GleasonWEST TEX. A&M (1)04—Sarit ShenarWEST VA. WESLEYAN (1)97—Jennifer NewkirkWHEELING JESUIT (1)99—Stephanie PettersonWIS.-PARKSIDE (1)04—Stefanie Strauss

Division III First-Team All-America

(1986-2004)

1986G–Tracy Kelly, CurryD–Maria Budihas, RochesterD–Terry Cilento, IthacaD–Lindsey Howland, Plymouth St.D–Cathy Klein, Cortland St.D–T’she Looney, Cortland St.F–Cecilia Bombardier, Curry

F–Adriene Clark, UC San DiegoF–Georganne Morin, AlleghenyF–Jane Sandvik, St. Thomas (Minn.)F–Nellie Springer, Allegheny

1987G–Leslie Moore, Cortland St.D–Cecilia Bombardier, CurryD–Lisa Bray, William SmithD–Elizabeth Byrne, Frank. & Marsh.D–Jill McCabe, RochesterD–Sue Stephan, St. Mary’s (Minn.)F–Kerry Ambrose, St. Mary’s (Minn.)F–Nancy Delaney, BowdoinF–Georganne Morin, AlleghenyF–Lisa Rich, RochesterF–Jane Sandvik, St. Thomas (Minn.)

1988G–Vida Donohue, William SmithD–Lisa Bray, William SmithD–Jill Decker, RochesterD–Nancy MacCallum, Plymouth St.D–Beth Owens, HartwickD–Sue Stephan, St. Mary’s (Minn.)F–Kristin Dougherty, Plymouth St.F–Katy Dulock, UC San DiegoF–Kim Paterson, KalamazooF–Jane Sandvik, St. Thomas (Minn.)F–Nellie Springer, Allegheny

1989G–Diane DeFalco, Mary WashingtonG–Mary St. Germain, Plymouth St.D–Janine Englehard, Cortland St.D–Susan Garibaldi, BowdoinD–Toni Krumme, UC San DiegoD–Holly Spiech, ScrantonM–Susan Otto, St. Mary’s (Minn.)M–Laure Schingen, St. Thomas (Minn.)F–Lisa Caracillo, RochesterF–Corrie Curtis, MacalesterF–Tracy Deyle, IthacaF–Anne Thorpe, Methodist

1990G–Shelly Krisfalusi, KalamazooD–Catherine Byrne, MethodistD–Lisa Hines, Plymouth St.D–Julie Macko, St. Mary’s (Minn.)D–Holly Spiech, ScrantonF–Corie Curtis, MacalesterF–Janine Englehard, Cortland St.F–Ann Haggerty, William SmithF–Karen Hertel, Cortland St.F–Sarah Russell, BowdoinF–Anne Thorpe, Methodist

1991G–Beth Howland, IthacaD–Catherine Byrne, MethodistD–Beth Field, Plymouth St.M–Debra Biche, Plymouth St.M–Ann Haggerty, William SmithM–Kristen Kluge, St. Mary’s (Minn.)M–Colleen Neary, St. BenedictM–Stacie Rose, Ohio WesleyanF–Lida Nassif, William SmithF–Colleen O’Brien, BatesF–Jen Vescio, Allegheny

1992G–Jennifer Haddad, Washington-St. LouisM–Janine Caruso, Cortland St.M–Julie Duerler, N.C. WesleyanM–Colette Gilligan, MethodistM–Sharon Glick, WilliamsM–Kristen Kluge, St. Mary’s (Minn.)M–Angela Mouch, Ohio WesleyanF–Ann Haggerty, William SmithF–Kristin Mainella, Plymouth St.F–Jenny Scanlon, MacalesterF–Rebecca Wentz, Denison


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1993G–Amy Brunner, BatesD–Megan Collins, IthacaD–Kerri Pool, Gust. AdolphusM–Julie Duerler, N.C. WesleyanM–Allyson Shirtz, William SmithM–Julie Tienken, BabsonM–Megan Whiteside, DenisonF–Betsy Balling, Geneseo St.F–Becky Fetzer, Wheaton (Ill.)F–Rebecca Morton, MethodistF–Mary-Bridget Pawlik, Plymouth St.

1994G–Jill Weber, Carnegie MellonD–Tanya Koning, IthacaD–Katie Kortsch, St. Mary’s (Minn.)D–Trish Parker, N.C. WesleyanD–Nicole Richardson, William SmithM–Kim Faust, TCNJM–Stacey Freda, Plymouth St.M–Jen Kohler, Randolph-MaconF–Karen Eason, AmherstF–Becky Morton, MethodistF–Janie Probst, Wis.-Stevens PointF–Stacey Williams, Wilmington (Ohio)

1995G–Sarah Newlin, WittenbergD–Maria Fesel, BinghamtonD–Erin Hamm, Randolph-MaconD–Elizabeth Ianotti, BowdoinD–Diana Muchowski, UC San DiegoM–Kim Faust, TCNJM–Jennifer Kohler, Randolph-MaconM–Janet Urban, Cortland St.F–Nikki Epperson, MacalesterF–Cynthia Falwell, BowdoinF–Stacey Williams, Wilmington (Ohio)

1996G–Lindsay Litchfield, SkidmoreD–Maria Fesel, BinghamtonD–Jessica Gonzalez, TCNJD–Kelly James, WoosterM–Amy Carter, EmoryM–Shaunette Richards, AmherstM–Aundrea Tilly, Richard StocktonF–Staci Donald, William SmithF–Brooke Epperson, MacalesterF–Ele Johnson, UC San DiegoF–Kate O’Malley, BatesF–Stacey Williams, Wilmington (Ohio)

1997G–Lindsay Litchfield, SkidmoreD–Eleanor Hickerson, AmherstD–Lara Philby, Cal LutheranD–Felicity Smith, Mary WashingtonM–Lauren Johnson, UC San DiegoM–Kim Olsen, N.C. WesleyanM–Kim Rausch, William SmithF–Tara Dyk, CalvinF–Brooke Epperson, MacalesterF–Rachel Sweeney, Washington-St. LouisF–Traci Tapp, TCNJ

1998G–Lisa Grefe, St. BenedictD–Kim Cwik, Wis.-Stevens PointD–Sarah Hilgenberg, WellesleyD–Sarah Newland, Trinity (Tex.)M–Julie Gick, Cortland St.M–Cindy Laudien, Wm. PatersonM–Kate Ryan-Reiling, MacalesterF–Brooke Epperson, MacalesterF–Natalie Flindt, WillametteF–Katy Sturtz, Ohio WesleyanF–Traci Tapp, TCNJ

1999G–Victoria Nusse, TCNJD–Lauren Frankford, GettysburgD–Sarah Hilgenberg, WellesleyD–Laura LoGuidice, St. LawrenceM–Beth Walse, DePauw

M–Janine Harispe, UC San DiegoM–Kate Ryan-Reiling, MacalesterF–Alix Rucinski, Cal LutheranF–Katy Sturtz, Ohio WesleyanF–Jill Caterer, WilliamsF–Alexa Kapetanakis, N.C. Wesleyan

2000G–Victoria Nusse, TCNJD–Kathleen Thelian, William SmithD–Laura Grinstead, Puget SoundD–Margaret Domka, Wis.-Stevens PointM–Becky King, Trinity (Tex.)M–Jane Och, AlleghenyM–Sarah Yeatman, TuftsF–Ali Bimba, Wheaton (Mass.) F–Anne Schenck, EmoryF–Katy Sturtz, Ohio WesleyanF–Liz McGrail, Oneonta St.

2001G–Leah Cornwell, William SmithD–Felicia Crump, William SmithD–Trisha Barbosa, WilliamsD–Carrie Webster, LynchburgM–Michelle Jacobs, Wis.-Stevens PointM–Cathy Poor, AmherstM–Stacey Supanich, AlbionF–Sara Suchoski, Scranton F–Annie Schenck, EmoryF–Katy Sturtz, Ohio WesleyanF–Amy Morris, Willamette

2002G–Leah Cornwell, William SmithD–Erin Duffy, Wheaton (Mass.)D–Meghan McMullen, Wilmington (Ohio)D–Amy Work, Ohio WesleyanM–Erica Adelstein, Trinity (Tex.)M–Mindy Miller, MessiahM–Gia Rosamilia, TCNJM–Tessie Thompson, St. Thomas (Minn.)F–Anne Merten, WillametteF–Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.)F–Lindsay Rowland, Trinity (Tex.)

2003G–Jenn Munoz, HamiltonD–Erin Duffy, Wheaton (Mass.)D–Lauren Moser, AlleghenyD–Jennifer Sapp, MessiahM–Katie Egan, TCNJM–Liz Masterson, St. LawrenceM–Meredith Rinaker, DePauwF–Ashley Harmeling, AmherstF–Anne Merten, WillametteF–Renee Neuner, ChicagoF–Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan

2004G–Erin Johnson, LynchburgD–Kayla Birdwell, Trinity (Tex.)D–Erin Duffy, Wheaton (Mass.)D–Jessica Elsen, Wheaton (Ill.)D–Elizabeth Feldhusen, GettysburgM–Beth Caromile, Wheaton (Mass.)M–Kristina Cristofori, NazarethM–Elena Kozakewich, HaverfordF–Courtney Kjar, Puget SoundF–Hannah Levesque, MessiahF–Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan

Division III First-Team All-Americansby School

ALBION (1)01—Stacey SupanichALLEGHENY (7)86—Georganne Morin

Nellie Springer87—Georganne Morin88—Nellie Springer91—Jen Vescio00—Jane Och03—Lauren Moser

AMHERST (5)94—Karen Eason96—Shaunette Richards97—Eleanor Hickerson01—Kathy Poor03—Ashley HarmelingBABSON (1)93—Julie TienkenBATES (3)91—Colleen O’Brien93—Amy Brunner96—Kate O’MalleyBINGHAMTON (2)95—Maria Fesel96—Maria FeselBOWDOIN (5)87—Nancy Delaney89—Susan Garibaldi90—Sarah Russell95—Cynthia Falwell

Elizabeth IanottiCAL LUTHERAN (2)97—Lara Philby99—Alix RucinskiUC SAN DIEGO (7)86—Adriene Clark88—Katy Dulock89—Toni Krumme95—Diane Muchowski96—Ele Johnson97—Lauren Johnson99—Janine HarispeCALVIN (1)97—Tara DykCARNEGIE MELLON (1)94—Jill WeberCHICAGO (1)03—Renee NeunerCORTLAND ST. (9)86—Cathy Klein

T’she Looney87—Leslie Moore89—Janine Englehard90—Janine Englehard

Karen Hertel92—Janine Caruso95—Janet Urban98—Julie GickCURRY (3)86—Cecilia Bombardier

Tracy Kelly87—Cecilia BombardierDENISON (2)92—Rebecca Wentz93—Megan WhitesideDePAUW (2)99—Beth Walse03—Meredith RinakerEMORY (3)96—Amy Carter00—Annie Schneck01—Annie SchneckFRANK. & MARSH. (1)87—Elizabeth ByrneGENESEO ST. (1)93—Betsy BallingGETTYSBURG (2)99—Lauren Frankford04—Elizabeth FeldhusenGUST. ADOLPHUS (1)93—Kerri PoolHAMILTON (1)03—Jenn MunozHARTWICK (1)88—Beth OwensHAVERFORD (1)04—Elena Kozakewich

ITHACA (5)86—Terry Cilento89—Tracy Deyle91—Beth Howland93—Megan Collins94—Tonya KoningKALAMAZOO (2)88—Kim Paterson90—Shelly KrisfalusiLYNCHBURG (2)01—Carrie Webster04—Erin JohnsonMACALESTER (9)89—Corrie Curtis90—Corrie Curtis92—Jenny Scanlon95—Nikki Epperson96—Brooke Epperson97—Brooke Epperson98—Brooke Epperson

Kate Ryan-Reiling99—Kate Ryan-ReilingMARY WASHINGTON (2)89—Diane DeFalco97—Felicity SmithMESSIAH (3)02—Mindy Miller03—Jennifer Sapp04—Hannah LevesqueMETHODIST (7)89—Anne Thorpe90—Catherine Byrne

Anne Thorpe91—Catherine Byrne92—Colette Gilligan93—Rebecca Morton94—Rebecca MortonNAZARETH (1)04—Kristina CristoforiTCNJ (9)94—Kim Faust95—Kim Faust96—Jessica Gonzalez97—Traci Tapp98—Traci Tapp99—Victoria Nusse00—Victoria Nusse02—Gia Rosamilia03—Katie EganN.C. WESLEYAN (5)92—Julie Duerler93—Julie Duerler94—Trish Parker97—Kim Olsen99—Aleka KapetanakisOHIO WESLEYAN (9)91—Stacie Rose92—Angela Mouch98—Katy Sturtz99—Katy Sturtz00—Katy Sturtz01—Katy Sturtz02—Amy Work03—Sarah Wall04—Sarah WallONEONTA ST. (1)00—Liz McGrailPLYMOUTH ST. (10)86—Lindsey Howland88—Kristin Dougherty

Nancy MacCallum89—Mary St. Germain90—Lisa Hines91—Debra Biche

Beth Field92—Kristin Mainella93—Mary-Bridget Pawlik94—Stacy FredaPUGET SOUND (2)00—Laura Grinstead04—Courtney Kjar


ISAA Player ofthe Year*

1985-Pam Baughman, George Mason1986-April Heinrichs, North Carolina1987-Megan McCarthy, William &

Mary1988-Michelle Akers, UCF1989-Shannon Higgins, North Carolina1990-Brandi Chastain, Santa Clara1991-Kristine Lilly, North Carolina1992-Mia Hamm, North Carolina1993-Mia Hamm, North Carolina1994-Tisha Venturini, North Carolina1995-Natalie Neaton, William & Mary*Discontinued after the 1995 season.

NSCAA Player ofthe Year

Division I1996-Jennifer Renola, Notre Dame1997-Sara Whalen, Connecticut1998-Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida1999-Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara2000-Anne Makinen, Notre Dame2001-Christie Welsh, Penn St.2002-Aly Wagner, Santa Clara2003-Catherine Reddick, North Carolina2004-Christine Sinclair, PortlandDivision II1996-Deshaunne Running, Denver1997-Pauliina Auveri, Franklin Pierce1998-Jannie Nicolaisen, Lynn1999-Ruth Van’t Land, Cal Poly

Pomona2000-Cindy Dostalek, UC San Diego2001-Missy Gregg, Christian Bros.2002-Missy Gregg, Christian Bros.2003-Laura Hislop, Franklin Pierce2004-Ymara Guante, Metro St.Division III1996-Ele Johnson, UC San Diego1997-Lauren Johnson, UC San Diego

1998-Tawni Epperson, Macalester1999-Janine Harispe, UC San Diego2000-Victoria Nusse, TCNJ2001-Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan2002-Leah Cornwell, William Smith2003-Renee Neuner, Chicago2004-Jessica Elsen, Wheaton (Ill.)

Missouri AthleticClub’s HermannAward

(Player of the Year)1988-Michelle Akers, UCF1989-Shannon Higgins, North Carolina1990-April Kater, Massachusetts1991-Kristine Lilly, North Carolina1992-Mia Hamm, North Carolina1993-Mia Hamm, North Carolina1994-Tisha Venturini, North Carolina1995-Shannon MacMillan, Portland1996-Cindy Daws, Notre Dame1997-Cindy Parlow, North Carolina1998-Cindy Parlow, North Carolina1999-Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara2000-Anne Makinen, Notre Dame2001-Christie Welsh, Penn St.2002-Aly Wagner, Santa Clara2003-Catherine Reddick,

North Carolina2004-Christine Sinclair, Portland*The Missouri Athletic Club sponsored itsown Player of the Year award beforecombining with The Hermann Award in1991.

Soccer America(Player of the Year)1985-Lisa Gmitter, George Mason1986-April Heinrichs, North Carolina1987-Michelle Akers, UCF1988-Shannon Higgins, North Carolina

1989-Shannon Higgins, North Carolina1990-Kristine Lilly, North Carolina1991-Julie Foudy, Stanford1992-Mia Hamm, North Carolina1993-Mia Hamm, North Carolina1994-Tisha Venturini, North Carolina1995-Shannon MacMillan, Portland1996-Debbie Keller, North Carolina1997-Sara Whalen, Connecticut1998-Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida1999-Lorrie Fair, North Carolina2000-Anne Makinen, Notre Dame2001-Aly Wagner, Santa Clara2002-Christine Sinclair, Portland2003-Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina2004-Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame

Soccer Buzz(Player of the Year)Division I1996-Debbie Keller, North Carolina1997-Robin Confer, North Carolina1998-Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida1999-Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara2000-Anne Makinen, Notre Dame2001-Aly Wagner, Santa Clara2002-Christine Sinclair, Portland2003-Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina2004-Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame

ISAA Goakeeperof the Year*

1985–Gina Burrows, Hartwick1986-Mary Harvey, California1987-Amy Allman, UCF1988-Janine Szpara, Colorado Col.1989-Jen Starr, Vermont1990-Karen Richter, UCF1991-Heather Taggart, Wisconsin1992-Saskia Webber, Rutgers1993-Brianna Scurry, Massachusetts

1994-Jen Mead, George Mason1995-Maja Hansen, New Hampshire*Discontinued after the 1995 season.

Soccer BuzzFreshmanof the Year

1996-Laurie Schwoy, North Carolina1997-Anne McKinen, Notre Dame1998-Mary Frances Monroe, Connecticut1999-Christie Welsh, Penn St. 2000-Marcie Ward, Stanford2001-Christine Sinclair, Portland2002-Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina2003-Heather O’Reilly, North Carolina2004-Lara Dickenmann, Ohio St.

NSCAA Coachof the Year

1982-Anson Dorrance, North Carolina1983-David Lombardo, Keene St.1984-Philip Pincince, Brown1985-Kalenkeni Banda, Massachusetts

Division I1986-Anson Dorrance, North Carolina1987-Kalenkeni Banda, Massachusetts1988-Larry Gross, North Carolina St.1989-Austin Daniels, Hartford1990-Lauren Gregg, Virginia1991-Greg Ryan, Wisconsin1992-Bill Hempen, Duke1993-Jac Cicala, George Mason1994-Chris Petrucelli, Notre Dame1995-Chris Petrucelli, Notre Dame1996-John Walker, Nebraska1997-Len Tsantiris, Connecticut1998-Becky Burleigh, Florida1999-Patrick Farmer, Penn St.2000-Jillian Ellis, UCLA2001-Jerry Smith, Santa Clara

National Award Winners

RANDOLPH-MACON (3)94—Jen Kohler95—Erin Hamm

Jen KohlerRICHARD STOCKTON (1)96—Aundrea TillyROCHESTER (5)86—Maria Budihas87—Jill McCabe

Lisa Rich88—Jill Decker89—Lisa CaracilloST. BENEDICT (2)91—Colleen Neary98—Lisa GrefeST. LAWRENCE (2)99—Laura LoGuidice03—Liz MastersonST. MARY’S (MINN.) (8)87—Kerry Ambrose

Sue Stephan88—Sue Stephan89—Susan Otto90—Julie Macko91—Kristen Kluge92—Kristen Kluge94—Katie Kortsch

ST. THOMAS (MINN.) (5)86—Jane Sandvik87—Jane Sandvik88—Jane Sandvik89—Laure Schingen02—Tessie ThompsonSCRANTON (3)89—Holly Spiech90—Holly Spiech01—Sara SuchoskiSKIDMORE (2)96—Lindsay Litchfield97—Lindsay LitchfieldTRINITY (TEX.) (5)98—Sarah Newland00—Becky King02—Erica Adelstein

Lindsay Rowland04—Kayla BirdwellTUFTS (1)00—Sarah YeatmanWASHINGTON-ST. LOUIS (2)92—Jennifer Haddad97—Rachel SweeneyWELLESLEY (2)98—Sarah Hilgenberg99—Sarah Hilgenberg

WHEATON (ILL.) (2)93—Becky Fetzer04—Jessica ElsenWHEATON (MASS.) (6)00—Ali Bimba02—Erin Duffy

Tracy Prihoda03—Erin Duffy04—Erin Duffy

Beth CaromileWILLAMETTE (4)98—Natalie Flindt01—Amy Morris02—Anne Merten03—Anne MertenWM. PATERSON (1)98—Cindy LaudienWILLIAM SMITH (15)87—Lisa Bray88—Lisa Bray

Vida Donohue90—Ann Haggerty91—Ann Haggerty

Lida Nassif92—Ann Haggerty93—Allyson Shirtz94—Nicole Richardson

96—Staci Donald97—Kim Rausch00—Kathleen Thelian01—Leah Cornwell

Felicia Crump02—Leah CornwellWILLIAMS (3)92—Sharon Glick99—Jill Caterer01—Trisha BarbosaWILMINGTON (OHIO) (4)94—Stacey Williams95—Stacey Williams96—Stacey Williams02—Meghan McMullenWIS.-STEVENS POINT (4)94—Janie Probst98—Kim Cwik00—Margaret Domka01—Michelle JacobWITTENBERG (1)95—Sarah NewlinWOOSTER (1)96—Kelly James

NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS 287

2002-Clive Charles, Portland2003-Anson Dorrance, North Carolina2004-Julie Shackford, Princeton

Division II1988-Colin Lindores, Cal St. East Bay1989-Michael Covone, Barry1990-Peter Reynaud, Sonoma St.1991-Michael Covone, Barry1992-Mark Krikorian, Franklin Pierce1993-Alex Crozier, Cal Poly1994-Brian Purcell, Presbyterian1995-Mark Krikorian, Franklin Pierce1996-Mike Minielli, St. Joseph’s (Ind.)1997-Linda Bauer, West Va. Wesleyan1998-Luke Oberkirch, Sonoma St.1999-Carlos Juarez, Cal Poly Pomona

2000-Mike Munch, North Fla.2001-Brian McManus, UC San Diego2002-Don Klosterman, Neb.-Omaha2003-Rob King, Kennesaw St.2004-Danny Sanchez, Metro St.

Division III1986-Diane Boettcher, Bates1987-Aliceann Wilber, William Smith1988-Aliceann Wilber, William Smith1989-Patrick Farmer, Ithaca1990-Peter Kowall, Kalamazoo1991-Aliceann Wilber, William Smith1992-John Cullen, Bowdoin1993-Joe Russo, TCNJ1994-Brian McManus, UC San Diego1995-Brian McManus, UC San Diego

1996-Amy Howley Reifert, Chicago1997-Barry Dohner, Elizabethtown1998-John Leaney, Macalester1999-Brian McManus, UC San Diego2000-Martha Whiting, Tufts 2001-Bob Barnes, Ohio Wesleyan2002-Bob Barnes, Ohio Wesleyan2003-Tracy Ranieri, Oneonta St.2004-Pete Felske, Wheaton (Ill.)

Soccer Buzz Coachof the Year

Division I1996-John Walker, Nebraska1997-Anson Dorrance, North Carolina

1998-Becky Burleigh, Florida1999-Tim Wheaton, Harvard2000-Lesle Gallimore, Washington2001-Meridy Glenn, Cincinnati2002-Clive Charles, Portland2003-Anson Dorrance, North Carolina2004-Julie Shackford, PrincetonNote: The Intercollegiate Soccer CoachesAssociation (ISAA) was taken over by theNational Soccer Coaches Association ofAmerica (NSCAA) in 1996.

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Women’sAttendance Records2004 Home Attendance Leaders......................... 290Annual Home Attendance Champions ................ 291Division I Game Attendance Records .................. 292Division II Game Attendance Records ................. 293Division III Game Attendance Records................. 293


2004 Home Attendance Leaders

Division I


1. Texas A&M ................................................. 14 39,069 2,7902. North Carolina ............................................ 9 21,804 2,4223. Portland ...................................................... 11 23,116 2,1014. Clemson...................................................... 7 11,380 1,6255. Fresno St. .................................................... 7 9,926 1,4186. Georgia ...................................................... 9 11,405 1,2677. Texas .......................................................... 11 13,389 1,2178. New Mexico................................................ 6 7,205 1,2009. Florida ........................................................ 10 11,650 1,165

10. Washington ................................................. 8 9,178 1,14711. Santa Clara ................................................. 12 13,707 1,14212. Auburn........................................................ 12 12,829 1,06913. Brigham Young ............................................ 11 11,504 1,04514. Hawaii ........................................................ 10 10,300 1,03015. Cal Poly ...................................................... 8 8,133 1,01616. Connecticut.................................................. 17 17,225 1,01317. Notre Dame................................................. 15 14,593 97218. Stanford ...................................................... 8 7,692 96119. Virginia ....................................................... 12 10,875 90620. Penn St........................................................ 10 8,905 89021. UCLA .......................................................... 12 10,299 85822. Tennessee.................................................... 12 10,259 85523. Nebraska .................................................... 13 10,749 82624. Florida St..................................................... 14 11,171 79725. Maryland .................................................... 7 5,231 74726. Michigan..................................................... 9 6,717 74627. Creighton .................................................... 10 7,281 72828. Illinois ......................................................... 9 6,485 72029. Princeton ..................................................... 12 8,430 70230. Colorado..................................................... 9 6,147 68331. Dayton ........................................................ 8 5,462 68232. Mississippi ................................................... 9 6,111 67933. St. Louis....................................................... 12 8,135 67834. Minnesota ................................................... 7 4,669 66735. Arizona St. .................................................. 9 5,755 63936. Ohio St. ...................................................... 17 10,800 63537. Duke ........................................................... 8 4,962 62038. Rutgers ........................................................ 10 6,145 61438. Kansas ........................................................ 8 4,916 61440. Arkansas ..................................................... 8 4,899 61241. Utah............................................................ 10 6,090 60942. LSU............................................................. 11 6,615 60143. Oklahoma St................................................ 8 4,694 58644. West Virginia............................................... 10 5,782 57845. Oklahoma ................................................... 8 4,619 577

Team Games Total Avg.46. North Carolina St. ........................................ 11 6,292 57247. San Diego ................................................... 11 6,255 56848. Northern Ariz. ............................................. 11 5,934 53949. Wake Forest ................................................ 10 5,149 51550. Arizona....................................................... 9 4,503 50050. Oregon ....................................................... 9 4,502 50050. Army........................................................... 9 4,500 500


1. Texas A&M ................................................. 14 39,069 2,7902. Portland ...................................................... 11 23,116 2,1013. North Carolina ............................................ 9 21,804 2,4224. Connecticut ................................................. 17 17,225 1,0135. Notre Dame ................................................ 15 14,593 9726. Texas .......................................................... 11 13,389 1,2177. Santa Clara................................................. 12 13,707 1,1428. Auburn........................................................ 12 12,829 1,0699. Florida ........................................................ 10 11,650 1,165

10. Brigham Young ............................................ 11 11,504 1,04511. Georgia ...................................................... 9 11,405 1,26712. Clemson ...................................................... 7 11,380 1,62513. Florida St..................................................... 14 11,171 79714. Virginia ....................................................... 12 10,875 90615. Ohio St. ...................................................... 17 10,800 63516. Nebraska .................................................... 13 10,749 82617. Hawaii ........................................................ 10 10,300 1,03018. UCLA .......................................................... 12 10,299 85819. Tennessee.................................................... 12 10,259 85520. Fresno St. .................................................... 7 9,926 1,41821. Washington ................................................. 8 9,178 1,14722. Penn St........................................................ 10 8,905 89023. Princeton ..................................................... 12 8,430 70224. St. Louis....................................................... 12 8,135 67825. Cal Poly ...................................................... 8 8,133 1,016

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1. Washburn ................................................... 9 4,020 4462. Seattle Pacific .............................................. 12 4,556 3793. Cal St. Bakersfield........................................ 10 3,757 3754. Franklin Pierce ............................................. 14 5,078 3625. UC San Diego ............................................. 12 3,929 3276. St. Leo ........................................................ 7 2,044 2927. Cal St. Chico ............................................... 8 2,277 2848. Harding ...................................................... 8 2,260 2829. Columbus St. ............................................... 8 2,191 273

10. Tampa ........................................................ 7 1,810 25811. Barry........................................................... 8 2,035 25412. Angelo St. ................................................... 9 2,165 24013. Pace ........................................................... 7 1,650 23514. Midwestern St. ............................................. 10 2,329 23215. Grand Valley St. .......................................... 9 2,024 22416. Neb.-Omaha ............................................... 12 2,606 21717. Truman........................................................ 11 2,349 21318. Mo.-St. Louis ................................................ 10 2,124 21219. Ala.-Huntsville .............................................. 8 1,668 20820. Emporia St................................................... 11 2,255 20521. Carson-Newman .......................................... 9 1,794 19922. Ashland....................................................... 9 1,785 19823. Seattle......................................................... 10 1,941 19424. Adelphi ....................................................... 13 2,504 19224. Cal St. L.A. .................................................. 13 2,501 19226. Regis (Colo.) ................................................ 9 1,694 18826. Rollins ......................................................... 7 1,321 18828. Catawba ..................................................... 11 2,025 18429. Southwest Baptist.......................................... 9 1,649 18330. St. Cloud St. ................................................ 9 1,598 17731. Cal St. San B'dino........................................ 8 1,402 17532. Augustana (S.D.) .......................................... 9 1,544 17133. Sonoma St. .................................................. 8 1,359 16934. Central Mo. St. ............................................ 9 1,515 16834. Minn. Duluth ................................................ 7 1,182 16836. Western Wash............................................. 10 1,666 16637. Central Ark. ................................................. 8 1,323 16538. Humboldt St. ................................................ 11 1,812 16438. Mo. Southern St. .......................................... 8 1,316 16440. Northern St.................................................. 11 1,797 163

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BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCEYear School Games Attendance Avg.1998 North Carolina 8 24,366 3,0461999 North Carolina 12 38,350 3,1962000 North Carolina 9 28,331 3,1482001 North Carolina 10 39,830 3,9832002 North Carolina 9 18,435 2,0482003 Texas A&M 12 23,724 1,9772004 Texas A&M 14 39,069 2,790

BY TOTAL ATTENDANCEYear School Games Attendance1998 North Carolina 8 24,3661999 North Carolina 12 38,3502000 North Carolina 9 28,3312001 North Carolina 10 39,8302002 North Carolina 9 18,4352003 Florida 16 24,9322004 Texas A&M 14 39,069

Division II

BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCEYear School Games Attendance Avg.1998 Sonoma St. 12 5,894 4911999 Cal St. Bakersfield 9 7,316 8132000 Cal St. Bakersfield 9 4,889 5432001 UC San Diego 16 8,744 5472002 Cal St. Bakersfield 12 5,539 4612003 UC San Diego 10 5,288 5292004 Washburn 9 4,020 446

BY TOTAL ATTENDANCEYear School Games Attendance1998 Sonoma St. 12 5,8941999 Cal St. Bakersfield 9 7,3162000 Sonoma St. 10 5,3792001 UC San Diego 16 8,7442002 Cal St. Bakersfield 12 5,5392003 UC San Diego 10 5,2882004 Franklin Pierce 14 5,078

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1. Franklin Pierce ............................................. 14 5,078 3622. Seattle Pacific .............................................. 12 4,556 3793. Washburn ................................................... 9 4,020 4464. UC San Diego ............................................. 12 3,929 3275. Cal St. Bakersfield........................................ 10 3,757 3756. Neb.-Omaha ............................................... 12 2,606 2177. Adelphi ....................................................... 13 2,504 1928. Cal St. L.A................................................... 13 2,501 1929. Truman........................................................ 11 2,349 213

10. Midwestern St. ............................................. 10 2,329 23211. Cal St. Chico ............................................... 8 2,277 28412. Metro St. ..................................................... 14 2,268 16213. Harding ...................................................... 8 2,260 28214. Emporia St................................................... 11 2,255 20515. Columbus St................................................. 8 2,191 27316. Angelo St. ................................................... 9 2,165 24017. Mo.-St. Louis ................................................ 10 2,124 21218. St. Leo......................................................... 7 2,044 29219. Barry........................................................... 8 2,035 25420. Catawba ..................................................... 11 2,025 184

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1. Wheaton (Ill.)............................................... 14 6,001 4282. Capital........................................................ 8 3,335 4163. Plattsburgh St. .............................................. 10 3,650 3654. Chris. Newport ............................................ 10 3,106 3105. Lynchburg.................................................... 13 3,999 3076. Wilmington (Ohio) ....................................... 9 2,672 2967. Puget Sound ................................................ 12 3,540 2958. Hardin-Simmons ........................................... 12 3,443 2869. Maine Maritime ........................................... 11 3,000 2729. Mt. St. Joseph .............................................. 7 1,910 272

11. St. Lawrence ................................................ 10 2,634 26312. Nazareth..................................................... 8 2,050 25613. Trinity (Tex.) ................................................. 8 2,025 25314. Oneonta St. ................................................. 13 3,172 24414. Dubuque ..................................................... 9 2,202 24416. Endicott ....................................................... 12 2,900 24116. Chapman .................................................... 12 2,895 241

Team Games Total Avg.18. Dallas ......................................................... 8 1,900 23719. Mississippi Col. ............................................ 9 2,132 23620. Randolph-Macon .......................................... 9 2,110 23421. Wentworth Inst. ............................................ 10 2,310 23122. Middlebury .................................................. 11 2,505 22723. Frank. & Marsh. ........................................... 9 2,027 22524. TCNJ........................................................... 10 2,187 21825. Washington-St. Louis..................................... 9 1,954 21726. Montclair St. ................................................ 9 1,896 21027. Rose-Hulman ................................................ 11 2,295 20828. Ohio Wesleyan............................................ 12 2,468 20529. Tufts ............................................................ 7 1,425 20330. York (Pa.) .................................................... 10 1,995 19931. Bowdoin...................................................... 7 1,375 19632. Va. Wesleyan .............................................. 10 1,920 19233. William Smith .............................................. 9 1,694 18834. Hamilton...................................................... 10 1,836 18335. Macalester................................................... 11 1,990 18035. St. Joseph's (Me.) ......................................... 10 1,800 18037. Denison....................................................... 8 1,392 17438. Transylvania ................................................ 12 2,086 17339. Gettysburg................................................... 10 1,704 17040. Wash. & Jeff................................................ 10 1,694 169


1. Wheaton (Ill.)............................................... 14 6,001 4282. Lynchburg.................................................... 13 3,999 3073. Plattsburgh St. .............................................. 10 3,650 3654. Puget Sound ................................................ 12 3,540 2955. Hardin-Simmons ........................................... 12 3,443 2866. Capital........................................................ 8 3,335 4167. Oneonta St.................................................. 13 3,172 2448. Chris. Newport ............................................ 10 3,106 3109. Maine Maritime ........................................... 11 3,000 272

10. Endicott ....................................................... 12 2,900 24111. Chapman .................................................... 12 2,895 24112. Wilmington (Ohio)........................................ 9 2,672 29613. St. Lawrence ................................................ 10 2,634 26314. Middlebury .................................................. 11 2,505 22715. Ohio Wesleyan............................................ 12 2,468 20516. Wentworth Inst. ............................................ 10 2,310 23117. Rose-Hulman ................................................ 11 2,295 20818. Dubuque ..................................................... 9 2,202 24419. TCNJ........................................................... 10 2,187 21820. Mississippi Col. ............................................ 9 2,132 236


ALL GAMESNo. Team vs. Opponent Date14,410 North Carolina (2) vs. Notre Dame (0), San Jose, Calif.

(NCAA final) ......................................................................Dec. 5, 199914,013 North Carolina (2) vs. Penn St. (0) and Notre Dame (1)

vs. Santa Clara (0), San Jose, Calif. (NCAA semifinals) ........Dec. 3, 1999 10,583 North Carolina (0) vs. Florida (1), Greensboro, N.C.

(NCAA final) ......................................................................Dec. 6, 199810,040 Portland (2) vs. Penn St. (0) and Santa Clara (2) vs.

North Carolina (1), Austin, Texas (NCAA semifinals) ............Dec. 6, 200210,027 Portland (2) vs. Santa Clara (1), Austin, Texas

(NCAA final) ......................................................................Dec. 8, 20029,566 North Carolina (2) vs. UCLA (1), San Jose, Calif.

(NCAA final) ......................................................................Dec. 3, 20009,460 North Carolina (2) vs. Connecticut (0), Greensboro, N.C.

(NCAA final) ......................................................................Dec. 7, 19979,445 North Carolina (1) vs. Portland (0) and Florida (1) vs.

Santa Clara (0), Greensboro, N.C. (NCAA semifinals) ..........Dec. 4, 19989,025 North Carolina (2) vs. Santa Clara (1) and

Connecticut (2) vs. Notre Dame (1), Greensboro, N.C. (NCAA semifinals) ..............................................................Dec. 5, 1997

8,800 North Carolina (1) vs. Notre Dame (0), Santa Clara, Calif. (NCAA final) ......................................................................Dec. 8, 1996

8,800 Notre Dame (3) vs. Portland (2) and North Carolina (2) vs. Santa Clara (1), Santa Clara, Calif. (NCAA semifinals) ........Dec. 6, 1996

8,870 North Carolina (2) vs. Notre Dame (1) and UCLA (1) vs.Portland (0), San Jose, Calif. (NCAA semifinals)....................Dec. 1, 2000

8,325 Notre Dame (1) vs. Santa Clara (0) and UCLA (2) vs.Princeton (0), Cary, N.C. (NCAA semifinals) ........................Dec. 3, 2004

7,644 Notre Dame (1) vs. UCLA (1), Cary, N.C. (NCAA final;Notre Dame wins shootout)..................................................Dec. 5, 2004

7,212 Notre Dame (1) vs. North Carolina (0) and Portland (4) vs. Southern Methodist (2), Chapel Hill, N.C.(NCAA semifinals) ..............................................................Dec. 1, 1995

7,090 Santa Clara (1) vs. North Carolina (0), Dallas, Texas (NCAA final) ......................................................................Dec. 9, 2001

6,926 Notre Dame (1) vs. Portland (0), Chapel Hill, N.C. (NCAA final) ......................................................................Dec. 3, 1995

6,527 Navy (0) vs. North Carolina (1), Annapolis, Md. ..................Sept. 26, 20036,117 North Carolina (2) vs. Portland (1) and Santa Clara (3) vs.

Florida (2), Dallas, Texas (NCAA semifinals) ........................Dec. 7, 2001*6,070 Connecticut (4) vs. Syracuse (2), Storrs, Conn. ......................Sept. 26, 19996,024 North Carolina (5) vs. Notre Dame (1), Chapel Hill, N.C. ......Sept. 13, 19985,721 North Carolina (6) vs. George Mason (0), Chapel Hill, N.C.

(NCAA final) ..................................................................Nov. 21, 19935,596 Portland (1) vs. North Carolina (6), Portland, Ore. ..................Oct. 10, 19925,514 North Carolina (0) vs. Santa Clara (1), Durham, N.C. .......... Sept. 24, 19995,440 North Carolina (9) vs. Texas (2), Austin, Texas ......................Aug. 25, 20005,384 Texas A&M (3) vs. Texas (1), College Station, Texas ..............Sept. 10, 20045,376 Texas A&M (6) vs. Texas (0), Austin, Texas. ............................Nov. 2, 20015,273 North Carolina (4) vs. Duke (0), Durham, N.C.........................Nov. 5, 20005,222 Florida (2) vs. North Carolina (1), Gainesville, Fla. ................Oct. 11, 19985,206 North Carolina (4) vs. Duke (2), Chapel Hill, N.C. ..................Nov. 6, 19945,100 Texas A&M (0) vs. North Carolina (3), Klein, Texas ................Oct. 20, 19965,055 North Carolina (5) vs. William & Mary (1), Chapel Hill,

N.C. (NCAA third round) ................................................Nov. 21, 19995,041 Portland (0) vs. Notre Dame (1), Portland, Ore. ......................Sept. 7, 19975,008 North Carolina (2) vs. Virginia (1), Chapel Hill, N.C.

(NCAA third round)..........................................................Nov. 18, 20005,000 Portland (0) vs. Notre Dame (1) and North Carolina (3) vs.

Connecticut (0), Portland, Ore. (NCAA semifinals) ..............Nov. 18, 1994

No. Team vs. Opponent Date4,895 Portland (0) vs. North Carolina (1), Portland, Ore. ..................Oct. 29, 19944,830 Nebraska (1) vs. North Carolina (1), Lincoln, Neb. ................Aug. 30, 20024,756 Santa Clara (0) vs. Stanford (3), Santa Clara, Calif.. ..............Aug. 30, 20024,745 Florida (5) vs. Florida St. (1), Gainesville, Fla.........................Aug. 27, 19994,655 North Carolina (3) vs. Tennessee (0), Chapel Hill, N.C. ..........Sept. 1, 19994,500 North Carolina (2) vs. Duke (1), Chapel Hill, N.C. ..................Sept. 1, 19964,442 Florida (4) vs. Florida St. (2), Gainesville, Fla...........................Sept. 2, 19954,403 Texas A&M (2) vs. Michigan (1), College Station, Texas ........Aug. 27, 20044,380 North Carolina (4) vs. Maryland (0), College Park, Md. ........Oct. 10, 19974,255 North Carolina (0) vs. Duke (0), Chapel Hill, N.C. ................Oct. 27, 20024,235 North Carolina (5) vs. James Madison (0), Chapel Hill, N.C.

(NCAA second round)......................................................Nov. 23, 19964,213 North Carolina (2) vs. Penn St. (3), Chapel Hill, N.C. ............Sept. 12, 19994,142 North Carolina (5) vs. Virginia (1), Chapel Hill, N.C...............Oct. 25, 19984,140 Portland (0) vs. North Carolina (0), Portland, Ore. ................Sept. 28, 20024,070 Portland (4) vs. Weber St. (0) and Washington (1) vs.

UAB (0), Portland, Ore. ....................................................Sept. 10, 20044,051 Santa Clara (4) vs. Notre Dame (2), Santa Clara, Calif...........Oct. 17, 19994,049 Texas A&M (1) vs. Clemson (4), College Station, Texas ..........Aug. 29, 20044,012 Connecticut (2) vs. Syracuse (0), Storrs, Conn. ..........................Oct. 4, 1998

EXCLUDING NCAA TOURNAMENTNo. Team vs. Opponent Date6,527 Navy (0) vs. North Carolina (1), Annapolis, Md. ..................Sept. 26, 2003

*6,070 Connecticut (4) vs. Syracuse (2), Storrs, Conn. ......................Sept. 26, 19996,024 North Carolina (5) vs. Notre Dame (1),

Chapel Hill, N.C. ............................................................Sept. 13, 19985,596 Portland (1) vs. North Carolina (6), Portland, Ore. ................Oct. 10, 19925,514 North Carolina (0) vs. Santa Clara (1), Durham, N.C. ..........Sept. 24, 19995,440 North Carolina (9) vs. Texas (2), Austin, Texas ....................Aug. 25, 20005,384 Texas A&M (3) vs. Texas (1), College Station, Texas ..............Sept. 10, 20045,376 Texas A&M (6) vs. Texas (0), Austin, Texas. ............................Nov. 2, 20015,273 North Carolina (4) vs. Duke (0), Durham, N.C. ......................Nov. 5, 20005,222 Florida (2) vs. North Carolina (1), Gainesville, Fla. ................Oct. 11, 19985,206 North Carolina (4) vs. Duke (2), Chapel Hill, N.C. ..................Nov. 6, 19945,100 Texas A&M (0) vs. North Carolina (3), Klein, Texas ................Oct. 20, 19965,041 Portland (0) vs. Notre Dame (1), Portland, Ore. ......................Sept. 7, 19974,895 Portland (0) vs. North Carolina (1), Portland, Ore. ..................Oct. 29, 19944,830 Nebraska (1) vs. North Carolina (1), Lincoln, Neb. ................Aug. 30, 20024,756 Santa Clara (0) vs. Stanford (3), Santa Clara, Calif.. ..............Aug. 30, 20024,745 Florida (5) vs. Florida St. (1), Gainesville, Fla.........................Aug. 27, 19994,655 North Carolina (3) vs. Tennessee (0), Chapel Hill, N.C. ..........Sept. 1, 19994,500 North Carolina (2) vs. Duke (1), Chapel Hill, N.C. ..................Sept. 1, 19964,442 Florida (4) vs. Florida St. (2), Gainesville, Fla...........................Sept. 2, 19954,403 Texas A&M (2) vs. Michigan (1), College Station, Texas ........Aug. 27, 20044,380 North Carolina (4) vs. Maryland (0), College Park, Md...........Oct. 10, 19974,255 North Carolina (0) vs. Duke (0), Chapel Hill, N.C. ................Oct. 27, 20024,213 North Carolina (2) vs. Penn St. (3), Chapel Hill, N.C. ............Sept. 12, 19994,142 North Carolina (5) vs. Virginia (1), Chapel Hill, N.C...............Oct. 25, 19984,140 Portland (0) vs. North Carolina (0), Portland, Ore.. ................Sept. 28, 20024,070 Portland (4) vs. Weber St. (0) and Washington (1) vs.

UAB (0), Portland, Ore. ....................................................Sept. 10, 20044,051 Santa Clara (4) vs. Notre Dame (2), Santa Clara, Calif...........Oct. 17, 19994,049 Texas A&M (1) vs. Clemson (4), College Station, Texas ..........Aug. 29, 20044,012 Connecticut (2) vs. Syracuse (0), Storrs, Conn. ..........................Oct. 4, 1998

*Second game of doubleheader with men’s team.

Division I Game Attendance Records

Division III

BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCEYear School Games Attendance Avg.1998 Maryville (Tenn.) 6 3,250 5421999 Williams 10 4,400 4402000 Tufts 12 5,375 4482001 Tufts 8 4,050 5062002 Ohio Wesleyan 13 4,352 3342003 Ohio Wesleyan 8 2,781 3482004 Wheaton (Ill.) 14 6,001 428

BY TOTAL ATTENDANCEYear School Games Attendance1998 Mary Washington 13 3,9001999 UC San Diego 14 4,8372000 Tufts 12 5,3752001 Ohio Wesleyan 15 6,4462002 Ohio Wesleyan 13 4,3522003 Va. Wesleyan 14 4,6022004 Wheaton (Ill.) 14 6,001


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Division III Game Attendance RecordsNo. Team vs. Opponent Date1,084 Wheaton (Ill.) (5) vs. Washington-St. Louis (0), Wheaton (Ill.) ....Aug. 29, 20031,000 *Plattsburgh St. (2) vs. St. Lawrence (0), Plattsburgh, N.Y. ........Sept. 29, 20041,000 Baptist Bible (1) vs. Phila. Biblical (0), Clarks Summit, Pa. ..........Oct. 9, 2004*Second game of doubleheader with men’s team.

Women’sChampionshipRecordsDivision I Championship Records ........................ 296Division II Championship Records ....................... 299Division III Championship Records ...................... 301

CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS296

Division I Women’sChampionship2004 Results

FIRST ROUNDNorth Carolina 6, Campbell 0William & Mary 2, Virginia Tech 1Stanford 2, Cal Poly 0Santa Clara 2, California 1Texas A&M 10, Texas St. 0Illinois 2, Rice 0Nebraska 3, Oral Roberts 0Kansas 3, Creighton 1Portland 3, Weber St. 0Colorado 3, Utah 0West Virginia 2, Southern Methodist 1Texas 3, North Texas 0Colgate 1, Arizona 0Connecticut 2, Harvard 1Wisconsin 2, Dayton 1 (ot)Notre Dame 4, Eastern Ill. 0Virginia 6, James Madison 0Duke 2, Va. Commonwealth 1San Diego 1, UNLV 0 (2 ot)UCLA 1, Pepperdine 0Tennessee 2, Furman 0UAB 2, Wake Forest 0Detroit 3, Michigan 2Ohio St. 2, Bowling Green 0Princeton 5, Central Conn. St. 0Villanova 2, Yale 1*Boston College 0, Florida St. 0 (2 ot, pk)UCF 3, Florida 2Washington 5, Birmingham-So. 0

Auburn 2, Clemson 0Maryland 3, Loyola (Md.) 0Penn St. 6, Binghamton 1

SECOND ROUNDNorth Carolina 6, William & Mary 0Santa Clara 1, Stanford 0 (2 ot)Illinois 2, Texas A&M 1Nebraska 2, Kansas 1 (ot)Portland 3, Colorado 0Texas 2, West Virginia 1Connecticut 4, Colgate 0Notre Dame 1, Wisconsin 0Duke 3, Virginia 0UCLA 3, San Diego 0Tennessee 1, UAB 0Ohio St. 3, Detroit 0Princeton 1, Villanova 0 (2 ot)Boston College 2, UCF 1Washington 1, Auburn 0Maryland 1, Penn St. 0

THIRD ROUNDSanta Clara 1, North Carolina 0 (ot)Illinois 2, Nebraska 1Portland 2, Texas 0Notre Dame 2, Connecticut 0UCLA 2, Duke 0Ohio St. 1, Tennessee 0Princeton 2, Boston College 0Washington 1, Maryland 0

QUARTERFINALSSanta Clara 2, Illinois 0Notre Dame 3, Portland 1UCLA 1, Ohio St. 0Princeton 3, Washington 1*Advanced on penalty kicks.

SEMIFINALSAT CARY, N.C., DEC. 3UCLA 2, Princeton 0UCLA..................................................... 0 2—2Princeton ................................................ 0 0—0Second half: UCLA—Danesha Adams (Iris Mora), 47:44;UCLA—Bristyn Davis, 64:24.Shots: UCLA 9, Princeton 3. Goalkeeper saves: UCLA—Valerie Henderson 0; Princeton—Madeleine Jackson 3,Team 1, Emily Vogelzang 0. Corner kicks: UCLA 4,Princeton 2. Fouls: UCLA 19, Princeton 13.Notre Dame 1, Santa Clara 0Santa Clara............................................ 0 0—0Notre Dame ........................................... 0 1—1Second half: Notre Dame—Candace Chapman (KatieThorlakson), 72:02.Shots: Santa Clara 3, Notre Dame 11. Goalkeeper saves:Santa Clara—Julie Ryder 3; Notre Dame—Erika Bohn 1.Corner kicks: Santa Clara 6, Notre Dame 5. Fouls: SantaClara 11, Notre Dame 18. Attendance: 8,325.

CHAMPIONSHIPAT CARY, N.C., DEC. 5Notre Dame 1, UCLA 1(Notre Dame wins shootout 4-3)UCLA ............................................0 1 0 0—1Notre Dame...................................0 1 0 0—1Second half: UCLA—Own Goal, 59:30; Notre Dame—Katie Thorlakson (pk), 73:10.Shots: UCLA 11, Notre Dame 11. Goalkeeper saves:UCLA—Valerie Henderson 1; Notre Dame—Erika Bohn4, Team 1. Corner kicks: UCLA 5, Notre Dame 5.Fouls: UCLA 19, Notre Dame 15. Attendance: 7,644.

HistoryTeam Results

Championship ChampionshipYear Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Game Attendance Total Attendance1982 ............ North Carolina (19-2) Anson Dorrance 2-0 UCF UCF 1,000 3,0611983 ............ North Carolina (19-1) Anson Dorrance 4-0 George Mason UCF 700 2,5981984 ............ North Carolina (24-0-1) Anson Dorrance 2-0 Connecticut North Carolina 3,500 6,4081985 ............ George Mason (18-2-1) Hank Leung 2-0 North Carolina George Mason 4,500 8,0331986 ............ North Carolina (24-0-1) Anson Dorrance 2-0 Colorado Col. George Mason 1,000 6,5241987 ............ North Carolina (23-0-1) Anson Dorrance 1-0 Massachusetts Massachusetts 3,651 10,4821988 ............ North Carolina (18-0-3) Anson Dorrance 4-1 North Carolina St. North Carolina 3,500 6,2801989 ............ North Carolina (24-0-1) Anson Dorrance 2-0 Colorado Col. North Carolina St. 1,625 8,1121990 ............ North Carolina (24-0) Anson Dorrance 6-0 Connecticut North Carolina 3,200 13,1311991 ............ North Carolina (25-0) Anson Dorrance 3-1 Wisconsin North Carolina 3,800 12,0041992 ............ North Carolina (25-0) Anson Dorrance 9-1 Duke North Carolina 3,573 13,8931993 ............ North Carolina (23-0) Anson Dorrance 6-0 George Mason North Carolina 5,721 17,4191994 ............ North Carolina (25-1-1) Anson Dorrance 5-0 Notre Dame Portland 5,000 28,2511995 ............ Notre Dame (21-2-2) Chris Petrucelli 1-0 (3 ot) Portland North Carolina 6,926 37,9951996 ............ North Carolina (25-1) Anson Dorrance 1-0 (2 ot) Notre Dame Santa Clara 8,800 53,3221997 ............ North Carolina (27-0-1) Anson Dorrance 2-0 Connecticut UNC Greensboro 9,460 40,5721998 ............ Florida (26-1) Becky Burleigh 1-0 North Carolina UNC Greensboro 10,583 45,9971999 ............ North Carolina (24-2) Anson Dorrance 2-0 Notre Dame San Jose St. 14,410 72,2192000 ............ North Carolina (21-3) Anson Dorrance 2-1 UCLA San Jose St. 9,566 53,0512001 ............ Santa Clara (23-2) Jerry Smith 1-0 North Carolina Southern Methodist 7,090 55,8072002 ............ Portland (20-4-2) Clive Charles 2-1 (2 ot) Santa Clara Austin, Tex. 10,027 59,4102003 ............ North Carolina (27-0) Anson Dorrance 6-0 Connecticut Cary, N.C. 10,042 57,2432004 ............ Notre Dame (25-1-1) Randy Waldrum 1-1 (4-3 pk) UCLA Cary, N.C. 7,644 —

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Donna MacDougall, Connecticut........ 2 0 4Synthia Scott, North Carolina............. 2 0 4Moira Buckley, Connecticut................ 0 4 4Laura Mayer, Harvard ....................... 1 2 4

1983 April Heinrichs, North Carolina.......... 4 0 8Amy Machin, North Carolina............. 3 2 8

1984 Catherine Spence, Massachusetts....... 5 1 111985 Lisa Gmitter, George Mason .............. 3 1 71986 April Heinrichs, North Carolina.......... 4 1 91987 Michelle Akers, UCF.......................... 3 1 71988 Shannon Higgins, North Carolina ...... 4 1 91989 Shannon Higgins, North Carolina ...... 3 4 101990 Kristine Lilly, North Carolina............... 4 2 101991 Pam Kalinoski, North Carolina ........... 3 3 91992 Mia Hamm, North Carolina............... 5 2 121993 Mia Hamm, North Carolina............... 6 4 161994 Angela Kelly, North Carolina............. 4 3 11

Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland..................... 5 1 111995 Danielle Garrett (Fotopoulos),

Southern Methodist 4 1 91996 Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida ............... 5 1 11

Laurie Schwoy, North Carolina .......... 4 3 11Amy VanLaacke, Notre Dame............ 5 1 11

1997 Sara Whalen, Connecticut ................. 5 3 131998 Meredith Florance, North Carolina..... 3 2 81999 Kim Patrick, North Carolina ............... 4 3 112000 Meredith Florance, North Carolina..... 4 1 9

Stephanie Rigamat, UCLA.................. 3 3 92001 Abby Wambach, Florida................... 5 4 142002 Christine Sinclair, Portland...............10 1 212003 Heather O’Reilly, North Carolina..... 7 3 172004 Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame......... 6 4 14



1983Chris Taggert, Massachusetts (MOP overall)Lisa Gmitter, George Mason (MOP offensive)Sue Cobb, North Carolina (MOP defensive)Senga Allen, North CarolinaPam Baughman, George MasonMoira Buckley, ConnecticutTara Buckley, ConnecticutStacy Flionis, MassachusettsApril Heinrichs, North CarolinaBeth Huber, North CarolinaNadia Komarowski, MassachusettsAmy Machin, North CarolinaMarcia McDermott, North CarolinaMelissa Morrone, ConnecticutEmily Pickering, North CarolinaSue Vodicka, George Mason

1985Pam Baughman, George Mason (MOP overall) Betsy Drambour, George Mason (MOP defensive)Kim Crabbe, George MasonLisa Gmitter, George Mason

1986April Heinrichs, North Carolina (MOP overall)Angela Berry, George MasonBetsy Drambour, George MasonLisa Gmitter, George MasonKim Maslin, George Mason

1989Tracey Bates, North Carolina, defensiveKristine Lilly, North Carolina, offensive

1992Mia Hamm, North Carolina (MOP offensive)Sue Wall, Santa Clara (MOP defensive)Angela Kelly, North CarolinaNancy Kramarz, HartfordAmy Kroeger, Santa ClaraJennifer Lewis, Santa ClaraKristine Lilly, North Carolina

Heidi Mauger, DukeMeegan McMullin, Santa ClaraKeri Sanchez, North CarolinaCarolyn Springer, North CarolinaRita Tower, North CarolinaTisha Venturini, North Carolina

1993Mia Hamm, North Carolina (MOP offensive)Skye Eddy, George Mason (MOP defensive)Danielle Egan, North CarolinaChristine Ho, George MasonAngela Kelly, North CarolinaCarmel Murphy, StanfordTammy Pearman, George MasonSarah Rafanelli, StanfordNicole Roberts, MassachusettsZola Springer, North CarolinaRita Tower, North CarolinaTisha Venturini, North Carolina

1994Tisha Venturini, North Carolina (MOP offensive)Staci Wilson, North Carolina (MOP defensive)Robin Confer, North CarolinaCindy Daws, Notre DameDanielle Egan, North CarolinaJill Gelfenbein, ConnecticutDebbie Keller, North CarolinaAngela Kelly, North CarolinaHolly Manthei, Notre DameMichelle McCarthy, Notre DameTiffeny Milbrett, PortlandJen Renola, Notre DameKeri Sanchez, North CarolinaKate Sobrero, Notre Dame

1995Cindy Daws, Notre Dame (MOP offensive)Kate Sobrero, Notre Dame (MOP defensive)Robin Confer, North CarolinaDanielle Garrett, Southern MethodistErin Fahey, PortlandShannon MacMillan, PortlandHolly Manthei, Notre DameMichelle McCarthy, Notre DameWynne McIntosh, PortlandCindy Parlow, North CarolinaJen Renola, Notre DameStaci Wilson, North Carolina

1996Debbie Keller, North Carolina (MOP offensive)Nel Fettig, North Carolina (MOP defensive)Justi Baumgardt, PortlandMandy Clemens, Santa ClaraRobin Confer, North CarolinaLorrie Fair, North CarolinaJen Grubb, Notre DameRegina Holan, PortlandJennifer Lalor, Santa ClaraCindy Parlow, North Carolina

Jen Renola, Notre DameLaurie Schwoy, North CarolinaJenny Streiffer, Notre Dame

1997Robin Confer, North Carolina (MOP offensive)Siri Mullinix, North Carolina (MOP defensive)Mandy Clemens, Santa ClaraCarey Dorn, ConnecticutLorrie Fair, North CarolinaJacqui Little, Santa ClaraHolly Manthei, Notre DameCindy Parlow, North CarolinaTiffany Roberts, North CarolinaHeather Stone, ConnecticutJenny Streiffer, Notre DameJen Tietjen, ConnecticutStaci Wilson, North CarolinaSara Whalen, Connecticut

1998Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida (MOP offensive)Meredith Flaherty, Florida (MOP defensive)Keisha Bell, Florida Lorrie Fair, North CarolinaMeredith Florance, North CarolinaMichelle French, PortlandAngela Harrison, PortlandHeather Mitts, FloridaCindy Parlow, North CarolinaTiffany Roberts, North CarolinaLaurie Schwoy, North CarolinaNikki Serlenga, Santa Clara

1999Susan Bush, North Carolina (MOP offensive)Lorrie Fair, North Carolina (MOP defensive)Kim Patrick, North CarolinaAnne Remy, North CarolinaJena Kluegel, North CarolinaMeredith Florance, North CarolinaJen Grubb, Notre DameJenny Streiffer, Notre DameLaKeysia Beene, Notre DameNikki Serlenga, Santa ClaraDanielle Slaton, Santa ClaraChristie Welsh, Penn St.

2000Meredith Florance, North Carolina (MOP offensive)Catherine Reddick, North Carolina (MOP defensive)Daniella Borgman, North CarolinaJena Kluegel, North CarolinaKim Patrick, North CarolinaJordan Walker, North CarolinaMeotis Erickson, Notre DameLiz Wagner, Notre DameAmy Warner, Notre DameCheryl Loveless, PortlandLauren Orlandos, PortlandVenus James, UCLAKarissa Hampton, UCLA

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2001Aly Wagner, Santa Clara (MOP offensive)Danielle Slaton, Santa Clara (MOP defensive)Veronica Zepeda, Santa ClaraAnna Kraus, Santa ClaraLeslie Osborne, Santa ClaraJessica Ballweg, Santa ClaraJena Kluegel, North CarolinaSara Randolph, North CarolinaAnne Remy, North CarolinaCatherine Reddick, North CarolinaJordan Kellgren, North Carolina

2002Christine Sinclair, Portland (MOP offensive)Jessica Ballweg, Santa Clara (MOP defensive)Lauren Orlandos, PortlandErin Misaki, PortlandLauren Arase, PortlandAly Wagner, Santa ClaraDevvyn Hawkins, Santa ClaraVeronica Zepeda, Santa ClaraJoanna Lohman, Penn St.Catherine Reddick, North CarolinaLindsay Tarpley, North Carolina

2003Heather O'Reilly, North Carolina (MOP offensive)Catherine Reddick, North Carolina (MOP defensive)Lori Chalupny, North CarolinaAlyssa Ramsey, North CarolinaLindsay Tarpley, North CarolinaMaggie Tomecka, North CarolinaCarmen Watley, North CarolinaJessica Giertsen, ConnecticutKristen Graczyk, ConnecticutIndia Trotter, Florida St.Nandi Price, UCLA

2004Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame (MOP offensive)Erika Bohn, Notre Dame (MOP defensive)Melissa Tancredi, Notre DameCandance Chapman, Notre DameDanesha Adams, UCLAKendal Billingsley, UCLABristyn Davis, UCLAValerie Henderson, UCLAIris Mora, UCLALeslie Osborne, Santa ClaraRomy Trigg Smith, Princeton

Individual Records

GOALS, GAME3—Catherine Spence, Massachusetts (4) vs. California

(1), 1984; Betsy Ready, Boston College (3) vs. Brown(2), 1985; April Heinrichs, North Carolina (8) vs. UCSanta Barb. (0), 1986; Shannon Higgins, NorthCarolina (4) vs. North Carolina St. (1), 1988; KerriTashiro, Colorado Col. (5) vs. Massachusetts (2),1989; Kim LeMere, Hartford (4) vs. UC Santa Barb.(0), 1991; Mia Hamm, North Carolina (9) vs. Duke(1), 1992, and North Carolina (4) vs. SouthernMethodist (1), 1993; Tiffeny Milbrett, Portland (6) vs.

St. Mary’s (Cal.) (0), 1994; Shannon Boxx, NotreDame (5) vs. Wisconsin (0), 1995; DanielleFotopoulos, Florida (7) vs. North Carolina St. (3),1996; Jenny Heft, Notre Dame (8) vs. Indiana (1),1996; Amy VanLaacke, Notre Dame (5) vs.Wisconsin (0), 1996; Sandra Doreleijers, Hartford(4) vs. Colgate (0), 1997; Kim Engesser, Nebraska(5) vs. Michigan (1), 1997; Monica Gerardo, NotreDame (7) vs. Cincinnati (1), 1997; Jenny Heft, NotreDame (8) vs. UCLA (0), 1997; Angela Hucles,Virginia (3) vs. James Madison (1), 1997; KeriSarver, Maryland (4) vs. Fairfield (3), 1998; LauraKoerner, Vanderbilt (5) vs. UNC Greensboro (1),1998; Sarah Harvey, Southern Methodist (4) vs.Baylor (0), 1999; Emily Taggart, Wake Forest (6) vs.Liberty (1), 2000; Lindsay Gusick, Virginia (4) vs.Cincinnati (0), 2001; Abby Wambach, Florida (3)vs. Georgia (0), 2001; Christine Sinclair, Portland (4)vs. Richmond (0), 2002; Lindsay Tarpley, NorthCarolina (6) vs. William & Mary (0), 2004; NikkiBaker, Nebraska (3) vs. Oral Roberts (0), 2004;Kelly Hammond, Virginia (6) vs. James Madison (0),2004.

GOALS, TOURNAMENT10—Christine Sinclair, Portland, 2002.

GOALS, CAREER18—Christine Sinclair, Portland, 2001-02-04.

ASSISTS, GAME4—Cindy Parlow, North Carolina (6) vs. Wake Forest

(0), 1997; Jena Kluegel, North Carolina (5) vs.Wake Forest (0), 2000; Lindsay Tarpley, NorthCarolina (5) vs. UNC Greensboro (0), 2003;Heather O’Reilly, North Carolina (6) vs. William &Mary (0), 2004.

ASSISTS, TOURNAMENT11—Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina (1 vs. High Point,

4 vs. UNC Greensboro, 3 vs. Purdue, 1 vs. SantaClara, 2 vs. Connecticut), 2003.

ASSISTS, CAREER15—Holly Manthei, Notre Dame, 1994-95-96-97.

POINTS, GAME7—Shannon Higgins (2 goals, 3 assists), North

Carolina (9) vs. Hartford (0), 1989; Kerri Tashiro (3goals, 1 assist), Colorado Col. (5) vs. Massachusetts(2), 1989; Tiffeny Milbrett (3 goals, 1 assist),Portland (6) vs. St. Mary’s (Cal.) (0), 1994; AmyVanLaacke (3 goals, 1 assist), Notre Dame (5) vs.Wisconsin (0), 1996; Monica Gerardo (3 goals, 1assist), Notre Dame (7) vs. Cincinnati (1), 1997;Laura Koerner (3 goals, 1 assist), Vanderbilt (5) vs.UNC Greensboro (1), 1998; Emily Taggart, (3goals, 1 assist), Wake Forest (6) vs. Liberty (1),2000; Lindsay Gusick (3 goals, 1 assist), Virginia (4)vs. Cincinnati (0), 2001; Christine Sinclair (3 goals,1 assist), Portland (4) vs. Richmond (0), 2002;Lindsay Tarpley (3 goals, 1 assist), North Carolina(6) vs. William & Mary (0), 2004; Kelly Hammond(3 goals, 1 assist), Virginia (6) vs. James Madison(0), 2004.

POINTS, TOURNAMENT21—Christine Sinclair (10 goals, 1 assist), Portland,

2002.

POINTS, CAREER40—Christine Sinclair (18 goals, 4 assists), Portland,

2001-02-04.

SAVES, GAME23—Kathy Brophy, Boston College (2) vs.

Massachusetts (3), 1984.


0.00—Anne Sherow, North Carolina (vs. William &Mary, California and Massachusetts), 1987; LoriWalker, North Carolina (vs. Hartford, NorthCarolina St. and Colorado Col.), 1989; TracyNoonan, North Carolina (vs. Vanderbilt, Santa Claraand Notre Dame), 1995; Jen Renola, Notre Dame(vs. Wisconsin, Connecticut, North Carolina andPortland), 1995; Nicole Barnhart, Stanford (vs. CalPoly, California, Notre Dame and Portland), 2002;Aly Winget, North Carolina (vs. High Point, UNCGreensboro, Purdue, Santa Clara, UCLA andConnecticut), 2003.


0.21—Siri Mullinix, North Carolina, 1996-97-98 (3goals, 15 games [1,281 minutes]).

Team Records

GOALS, GAME10—Texas A&M vs. Texas St. (0), 2004.

GOALS, TWO TEAMS, GAME10—North Carolina (9) vs. Duke (1), 1992; Florida (7)

vs. North Carolina St. (3), 1996; Texas A&M (10) vs.Texas St. (0), 2004.

GOALS, TOURNAMENT32—North Carolina, 2003.

SHOTS, GAME43—North Carolina (9) vs. Hartford (0), 1989.

CORNER KICKS, GAME19—Nebraska (3) vs. Minnesota (2) (2 ot), 1996.

FOULS, GAME37—North Carolina St. (1) vs. William & Mary (0)

(2 ot), 1995.

GOALS PER GAME, TOURNAMENT (Min. 2 Games)

6.33—North Carolina, 3 games, 1992.


0.00—North Carolina, 3 games, 1987-89-95; NotreDame, 4 games, 1995; Stanford, 5 games, 2002;North Carolina, 6 games, 2003.

OVERTIME GAMES, TOURNAMENT2—20 times (most recent: Santa Clara, 2004).

LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME TO WIN3—Florida (4) vs. Mississippi (3), Nov. 16, 2003

All-Time College Cup Appearances

No. School Year(s) Record in Semis Record in Finals22 North Carolina ................................ 1982-2003 20-2 17-310 Santa Clara .................................... 1989, ‘90, ‘92, 1996-99, 2001, ’02, ‘04 2-8 1-17 Connecticut .................................... 1982-84, ‘90, ‘94, ’97, ‘03 4-3 0-47 Portland .......................................... 1994-96, ‘98, 2000-02 2-5 1-17 Notre Dame .................................... 1994-97, ’99, 2000, ‘04 5-2 2-36 Massachusetts.................................. 1983-87, ’93 1-5 0-15 Colorado Col. ................................ 1985, ‘86, ‘89, ‘90, ’91 2-3 0-24 George Mason................................ 1983, ‘85, ‘86, ’93 3-1 1-23 UCLA.............................................. 2000, ’03, ‘04 2-1 0-23 California........................................ 1984, ‘87, ’88 0-32 Florida ............................................ 1998, 2001 1-1 1-02 UCF................................................ 1982, ’87 1-1 0-12 North Carolina St. .......................... 1988-89 1-1 0-12 Wisconsin ...................................... 1988, ’91 1-1 0-12 Penn St. .......................................... 1999, 2002 0-2


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FIRST ROUNDCarson-Newman 3, Clayton St. 2Catawba 1, North Fla. 0 (ot)Lincoln Memorial 1, Barry 0 (ot)Tampa 4, Harding 1Franklin Pierce 1, St. Rose 0Assumption 1, Merrimack 0*Southampton 2, West Chester 2 (2 ot, pk)Adelphi 2, Indiana (Pa.) 0Truman 3, South Dakota 1*Neb.-Omaha 1, Southwest Baptist 1 (2 ot, pk)Wis.-Parkside 1, Grand Valley St. 0Ashland 1, Northern Ky. 0*Seattle Pacific 2, Cal St. Chico 2 (2 ot, pk)Seattle 1, Cal St. Dom. Hills 0Metro St. 2, West Tex. A&M 0Regis (Colo.) 3, Tex. A&M-Commerce 2

SECOND ROUNDCarson-Newman 1, Catawba 0*Lincoln Memorial 1, Tampa 1 (2 ot, pk)Franklin Pierce 5, Assumption 2Adelphi 5, Southampton 1Neb.-Omaha 2, Truman 1 (ot)Ashland 1, Wis.-Parkside 0Seattle 2, Seattle Pacific 0Metro St. 1, Regis (Colo.) 0

QUARTERFINALSCarson-Newman 3, Lincoln Memorial 1*Adelphi 2, Franklin Pierce 2 (2 ot, pk)Neb.-Omaha 4, Ashland 0Metro St. 1, Seattle 0*Advanced on penalty kicks.

SEMIFINALSAT WICHITA FALLS, TEX., DEC. 2Adelphi 2, Carson-Newman 1Adelphi.................................................. 1 1—2Carson-Newman ..................................... 0 1—1First half: Adelphi—Josephine Coiro, 14:56.Second half: Carson-Newman—Heather Terrell (EricaStegner), 53:22; Adelphi—Lauren Lopez, 69:04.Shots: Adelphi 20, Carson-Newman 11. Goalkeepersaves: Adelphi—Christine Conway 4; Carson-Newman—

Melissa Terrell 4. Corner kicks: Adelphi 8, Carson-Newman 9. Fouls: Adelphi 7, Carson-Newman 8.Metro St. 2, Neb.-Omaha 0Neb.-Omaha .......................................... 0 0—0Metro St................................................. 2 0—2First half: Metro St.—Marina McDonald (Jamie Gwinner),29:04; Metro St.—Brooke Kiefer (Ymara Guante), 35:15.Shots: Neb.-Omaha 12, Metro St. 8. Goalkeeper saves:Neb.-Omaha—Amy Price 3; Metro St.—Mandy Allen 4.Corner kicks: Neb.-Omaha 3, Metro St. 4. Fouls: Neb.-Omaha 10, Metro St. 14. Attendance: 460.

CHAMPIONSHIP AT WICHITA FALLS, TEX., DEC. 4Metro St. 3, Adelphi 2Adelphi.................................................. 0 2—2Metro St................................................. 1 2—3First half: Metro St.—Marina McDonald (Kylee Hanavan),42:13.Second half: Adelphi—Josephine Coiro (Denise Auer),74:42; Metro St.—Adrianne Almaraz (pk), 77:27;Adelphi—Coiro, 85:59; Metro St.—Hanavan (YmaraGuante), 89:21.Shots: Adelphi 10, Metro St. 20. Goalkeeper saves:Adelphi—Christine Conway 8, Team 2; Metro St.—Mandy Allen 3. Corner kicks: Adelphi 4, Metro St. 4.Fouls: Adelphi 12, Metro St. 13. Attendance: 384.

HistoryTeam Results

Championship ChampionshipYear Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Game Attendance Total Attendance1988 ............ Cal St. East Bay (18-2) Colin Lindores 1-0 Barry Barry 458 1,0261989 ............ Barry (17-0-1) Mike Covone 4-0 Keene St. Barry 833 1,5361990 ............ Sonoma St. (14-4) Peter Reynaud 2-0 Keene St. Barry 148 6501991 ............ Cal St. Dom. Hills (18-4-1) Marine Cano 2-1 Sonoma St. Cal St. Dom. Hills 832 1,7361992 ............ Barry (17-2) Mike Covone 3-2 Adelphi Adelphi 551 2,1141993 ............ Barry (17-1) Mike Covone 2-0 Cal Poly Barry 650 2,1071994 ............ Franklin Pierce (20-0) Mark Krikorian 2-0 Regis (Colo.) Franklin Pierce 2,500 4,7821995 ............ Franklin Pierce (19-0) Mark Krikorian 5-0 Barry Franklin Pierce 1,600 4,4501996 ............ Franklin Pierce (18-1) Jeff Bailey 1-0 Lynn Lynn 1,214 5,1721997 ............ Franklin Pierce (21-0) Jeff Bailey 3-0 West Va. Wesleyan Cal St. Dom. Hills 164 5,6031998 ............ Lynn (19-1) Rocky Orezzoli 3-1 Sonoma St. Lynn 1,260 8,6181999 ............ Franklin Pierce (20-1) Jeff Bailey 3-1 Cal Poly Pomona Barry 517 6,8792000 ............ UC San Diego (21-2) Brian McManus 2-1 Northern Ky. Barry 469 5,0512001 ............ UC San Diego (21-2) Brian McManus 2-0 Christian Bros. UC San Diego 1,645 8,0662002 ............ Christian Bros. (22-1) Gareth O’Sullivan 2-1 Neb.-Omaha Virginia Beach 397 8,6622003 ............ Kennesaw St. (25-1) Rob King 2-0 Franklin Pierce Virginia Beach 257 6,4852004 ............ Metro St. (25-1) Danny Sanchez 3-2 Adelphi Wichita Falls, Tex. 384 ——

No. School Year(s) Record in Semis Record in Finals1 Duke .............................................. 1992 1-0 0-11 Florida St. ...................................... 2003 0-11 Hartford .......................................... 1992 0-11 Mo.-St. Louis.................................... 1982 0-11 Princeton ........................................ 2004 0-11 Southern Methodist .......................... 1995 0-11 Stanford .......................................... 1993 0-11 Virginia .......................................... 1991 0-1



Year Player, School G A P1988 Denise Butticci, Cal St. East Bay ......... 3 1 71989 Kylene Carter, Barry .......................... 3 0 61990 Karen Beckner, Sonoma St. ............... 1 2 41991 Jennifer Grasso, Cal St. Dom. Hills ..... 2 2 6

Amy Rubin, Cal St. Dom. Hills............ 3 0 61992 Jennifer Shannon, Barry ..................... 3 0 61993 Amy Burrill, Barry .............................. 3 0 61994 Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce ......... 1 2 4

Jenny Hackett, Quincy ....................... 2 0 4Amy Hanlon, Franklin Pierce .............. 2 0 4

1995 Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce....... 3 4 101996 Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce....... 4 0 81997 Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce....... 6 5 171998 Susan Sheehan, Lynn......................... 3 4 101999 Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce........ 5 0 102000 Betsy Moore, Northern Ky. ............... 4 2 10

Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce........ 5 0 102001 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. ............. 7 0 142002 Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. ............ 3 1 72003 Sonya Hughes, Franklin Pierce ........ 4 4 122004 Josephine Coiro, Adelphi ................ 6 2 14



1988Denise Butticci, Cal St. East Bay (MOP offensive)

1989Kylene Carter, Barry (MOP offensive)Carilynn Hormilla, Barry (MOP defensive)

1993Kolleen Kassis, Cal Poly (MOP offensive)Amy Burrill, Barry (MOP defensive)Ewa Bergsten, Franklin PierceShawna Burroughs, Cal PolyNathalie Geeris, Franklin PierceErin Jaeger, BarryHeather Jaeger, BarryWendy Jones, Cal PolyJanet Kreb, Cal PolyPetra Lostelius, Franklin PierceClaire Scanlon, MercyhurstJanna Schimmels, BarryJennifer Strong, Barry

1994Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce (MOP offensive)Karolina Divert, Franklin Pierce (MOP defensive)Ewa Bergsten, Franklin PierceSusanne Bergstrom, Franklin PierceDani Campbell, Regis (Colo.)Katie Crespo, Regis (Colo.)Tracy Cross, MercyhurstAmy Giltner, Regis (Colo.)Jenny Hackett, QuincyPetra Lostelius, Franklin PierceBecky Miller, MercyhurstJen Murguia, Regis (Colo.)Claire Scanlon, Mercyhurst

1995Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce (MOP offensive)Janna Schimmels, Barry (MOP defensive)Jaime Adkins, QuincyCamie Bechtold, QuincyChristina Bell, Sonoma St.Ewa Bergsten, Franklin PierceErin Jaeger, BarryKerry Johnson, BarryParnilla Larsson, Franklin PierceAlisa Murchison, Sonoma St.

1996Jen Miller, Franklin Pierce (MOP offensive)Brenda van Stralen, Franklin Pierce (MOP defensive)Pauliina Auveri, Franklin PierceDani Campbell, Regis (Colo.)Denise Hutchinson, St. Joseph’s (Ind.)Katie Katzmark, LynnPauliina Miettinen, Franklin PierceJenny O’Brien, Regis (Colo.)Mary Reid, St. Joseph’s (Ind.)Keri Remillard, LynnChristy Santiago, Franklin PierceNicki Sellas, LynnErin Tasse, Lynn

1997Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce (MOP offensive)Brenda van Stralen, Franklin Pierce (MOP defensive)Pauliina Auveri, Franklin PierceMichelle Cox, LynnNatalie Franklin, Cal St. Dom. HillsJuli Hanrath, West Va. WesleyanBrandy Kaake, Cal St. Dom. HillsNicole Monroney, West Va. WesleyanJen Newkirk, West Va. WesleyanAnne Parnila, Franklin PierceHeather Rolland, Cal St. Dom. HillsChristy Santiago, Franklin PierceNicki Sellas, Lynn

1998Katie Katzmark, Lynn (MOP offensive)Adele Talamo, Lynn (MOP defensive)Amy Apodaca, Sonoma St.Pauliina Auveri, Franklin PierceStacy Barker, Sonoma St.Gina Boechler, LynnSarah Brosius, Sonoma St.Nikki Kalautis, LynnMarie Kolbert, LynnMinna Mustonen, Franklin PierceKristy Ritchie, AshlandKarin Svensson, LynnJennifer Tomczik, Sonoma St.

1999Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce (MOP offensive)Merry Osikowicz, Barry (MOP defensive)Monique Chambers, Cal Poly PomonaTara Chance, Cal Poly PomonaPia Lahti, Franklin PiercePamela McDonald, BarryBetsy Moore, Northern Ky.Jenny Nilsson, BarryTanja Pihlblad, Franklin PierceTricia Ruark, Northern Ky.Brenda van Stralen, Franklin PierceRuth Van’t Land, Cal Poly PomonaAngela Verdoes, Franklin Pierce

2000Cindy Dostalek, UC San Diego (MOP offensive)Kara Morris, UC San Diego (MOP defensive)Erika Alfredson, UC San DiegoJulia Cuder, UC San DiegoElizabeth Hughes, UC San DiegoBetsy Moore, Northern Ky.Minna Mustonen, Franklin PierceJenny Nilsson, BarryTricia Ruark, Northern Ky.Becky Schnieders, Northern Ky.Ashley Snell, BarryMalissa Stevenson, Northern Ky.Julia Uusmalmi, Franklin Pierce

2001Kristin Jones, UC San Diego (MOP offensive)Jessica Cordova, UC San Diego (MOP defensive)Erika Alfredson, UC San DiegoBessie Black, Northern Ky.Veronica Botold, Christian Bros.Missy Gregg, Christian Bros.Kanae Haneishi, Christian Bros.Elizabeth Hughes, UC San DiegoPatricia Keeldar, Franklin PierceMegan Mendoza, UC San DiegoBetsy Moore, Northern Ky.Kamille Rosenfalck, Franklin PierceMargaret Saurin, Christian Bros.

2002Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. (MOP offensive)Kanae Haneishi, Christian Bros. (MOP defensive)Mandy Allen, Metro St.Jessica Dotson, Neb.-OmahaTina Froberg, Christian Bros.Ashley Grace, Neb.-OmahaArna Heimlund, Christian Bros.Stephanie Kirby, Neb.-OmahaStephanie Kruse, Neb.-OmahaMartta Makila, Franklin PierceMeghan Pile, Neb.-OmahaSofia Rask, Christian Bros.Margaret Saurin, Christian Bros.Meghan Welcome, Franklin Pierce

2003Laura Tucker, Kennesaw St. (MOP offensive)Katrina Hirsch, Kennesaw St. (MOP defensive)Alissa Saylor, Kennesaw St. Jessica Marek, Kennesaw St. Jenae Gzehoviak, Kennesaw St. Rebecca Hall, Kennesaw St. Laura Hislop, Franklin PierceSonya Hughes, Franklin PierceMartta Makila, Franklin PierceMeghan Welcome, Franklin Pierce Megan Dickey, UC San DiegoKristin Jones, UC San DiegoBecca Fritz, Neb.-Omaha

2004Kylee Hanavan, Metro St. (MOP offensive)Stephanie Prouty, Metro St. (MOP defensive)Ymara Guante, Metro St.Marina McDonald, Metro St.Josephine Coiro, AdelphiDina Cali, AdelphiLauren Lopez, AdelphiAmber Richardson, Neb.-OmahaAnne Willrett, Neb.-OmahaRebecca Angus, Carson-NewmanClaire Ramsdale, Carson-Newman

Individual Records

GOALS, GAME4—Minna Mustonen, Franklin Pierce (6) vs. Bloomsburg

(0), 2000.

GOALS, TOURNAMENT7—Missy Gregg, Christian Bros. (3 vs. Barry, 3 vs.

North Fla., 1 vs. Franklin Pierce), 2001.

GOALS, CAREER15—Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce, 1995-96-97-

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FIRST ROUNDWilliams 3, Endicott 1Keene St. 1, Worcester St. 0Middlebury 4, Simmons 0*Stevens Institute 0, Scranton 0 (2 ot, pk)Ithaca 4, Misericordia 1*Frostburg St. 1, Westminster (Pa.) 1 (2 ot, pk)Emory 2, Maryville (Tenn.) 0Wis.-Stevens Point 5, Concordia (Wis.) 0Montclair St. 4, Bay Path 0Gettysburg 11, Chestnut Hill 0Macalester 3, Grinnell 1Redlands 2, Chapman 1Hardin-Simmons 2, Dallas 0

SECOND ROUND*Wheaton (Mass.) 0, Williams 0 (2 ot, pk)Middlebury 2, Keene St. 0Hamilton 1, Stevens Institute 0Oneonta St. 1, Ithaca 0Chris. Newport 2, Frostburg St. 1Lynchburg 1, Emory 0Chicago 4, Wis.-Stevens Point 0Wheaton (Ill.) 5, Hope 0

*Messiah 0, Montclair St. 0 (2 ot, pk)TCNJ 2, Gettysburg 1*Mary Washington 1, Otterbein 1 (2 ot, pk)Ohio Wesleyan 9, Manchester 0Macalester 1, Loras 0Washington-St. Louis 5, Principia 0Puget Sound 4, Redlands 1Hardin-Simmons 1, Trinity (Tex.) 0

SECTIONALSWheaton (Mass.) 2, Middlebury 1Oneonta St. 2, Hamilton 1Chris. Newport 1, Lynchburg 0Wheaton (Ill.) 3, Chicago 0Messiah 1, TCNJ 0*Mary Washington 0, Ohio Wesleyan 0 (2 ot, pk)*Washington-St. Louis 0, Macalester 0 (2 ot, pk)Puget Sound 2, Hardin-Simmons 0

QUARTERFINALSWheaton (Mass.) 3, Oneonta St. 0Wheaton (Ill.) 4, Chris. Newport 0Messiah 3, Mary Washington 0Puget Sound 3, Washington-St. Louis 0*Advanced on penalty kicks.

SEMIFINALSAT GREENSBORO, N.C., NOV. 26Puget Sound 3, Messiah 0Puget Sound ........................................... 3 0—3Messiah ................................................. 0 0—0First half: Puget Sound—Bridget Stolee (Katie Wullbrandt),:41; Puget Sound—Adrienne Folsom (Cortney Kjar),25:54; Puget Sound—Stolee (Elizabeth Pitman), 30:46.

Shots: Puget Sound 9, Messiah 13. Goalkeeper saves:Puget Sound—Erin Williams 8; Messiah—Cassie Grose1, Team 1. Corner kicks: Puget Sound 5, Messiah 4.Fouls: Puget Sound 9, Messiah 12.Wheaton (Ill.) 3, Wheaton (Mass.) 1Wheaton (Ill.) ......................................... 0 3—3Wheaton (Mass.) .................................... 0 1—1Second half: Wheaton (Ill.)—Ashley Wiersma, 55:12;Wheaton (Ill.)—Jennifer Binger (Mary Doleshal), 57:55;Wheaton (Mass.)—Lauren Konopka (Jordan Pouliot), 63:38;Wheaton (Ill.)—Sara Johnson (Jessica Elsen), 88:46.Shots: Wheaton (Ill.) 20, Wheaton (Mass.) 12.Goalkeeper saves: Wheaton (Ill.)—Brita Nelson 1, AshleyVratil 4, Team 2; Wheaton (Mass.)—Stacey Kronenberg7. Corner kicks: Wheaton (Ill.) 6, Wheaton (Mass.) 2.Fouls: Wheaton (Ill.) 8, Wheaton (Mass.) 8. Attendance:350.

CHAMPIONSHIPAT GREENSBORO, N.C., NOV. 27Wheaton (Ill.) 1, Puget Sound 1[Wheaton (Ill.) wins shootout 5-4]Puget Sound...................................1 0 0 0—1Wheaton (Ill.) .................................0 1 0 0—1First half: Puget Sound—Elizabeth Pitman (Cortney Kjar),35:42.Second half: Wheaton (Ill.)—Mary Doleshal (AshleyWiersma, Sara Johnson), 60:53.Shots: Puget Sound 15, Wheaton (Ill.) 15. Goalkeepersaves: Puget Sound—Erin Williams 4, Team 1; Wheaton(Ill.)—Ashley Vratil 1, Brita Nelson 3. Corner kicks: PugetSound 3, Wheaton (Ill.) 6. Fouls: Puget Sound 20,Wheaton (Ill.) 21. Attendance: 726.

ASSISTS, GAME4—Michelle Cox, Lynn (7) vs. Belmont Abbey (0),

1998.

ASSISTS, TOURNAMENT5—Nathalie Geeris, Franklin Pierce (2 vs. Mercyhurst,

1 vs. Sonoma St., 2 vs. Barry), 1995; PauliinaMiettinen, Franklin Pierce (1 vs. Southern N.H., 1 vs.Adelphi, 2 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills, 1 vs. West Va.Wesleyan), 1997; Michelle Cox, Lynn (4 vs. BelmontAbbey, 1 vs. Franklin Pierce), 1998.

ASSISTS, CAREER11—Pauliina Miettinen, Franklin Pierce, 1995-96-97-

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POINTS, GAME8—Minna Mustonen (4 goals), Franklin Pierce (6) vs.

Bloomsburg (0), 2000.

POINTS, TOURNAMENT17—Pauliina Miettinen (6 goals, 5 assists), Franklin

Pierce (3-1 vs. Southern N.H., 0-1 vs. Adelphi, 2-2vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills, 1-1 vs. West Va. Wesleyan),1997.

POINTS, CAREER41—Pauliina Miettinen (15 goals, 11 assists), Franklin

Pierce, 1995-96-97-98.

SAVES, GAME16—Carolyn Wellman, Sonoma St. (0) vs. Adelphi (1),

1992.


0.00—Lisa Austin, Cal St. East Bay (vs. Mercyhurst andBarry), 1988; Carilynn Hormilla, Barry (vs. Adelphiand Keene St.), 1989; Marisa Giannone, FranklinPierce (vs. Merrimack, St. Joseph’s [Ind.] and Lynn),1996; Jessica Marek, Kennesaw St. (vs.Presbyterian, Tusculum, Barry, Neb.-Omaha andFranklin Pierce), 2003.


0.00—Lisa Austin, Cal St. East Bay, 1988 (0 goals, 2games [180 minutes]).

Team Records

GOALS, GAME8—Franklin Pierce vs. Mercyhurst (0), 1995.

GOALS, TWO TEAMS, GAME8—Franklin Pierce (8) vs. Mercyhurst (0), 1995;

Franklin Pierce (6) vs. Southern N.H. (2), 1997;Northern Ky. (6) vs. Minn. Duluth (2), 2000;Christian Bros. (7) vs. North Fla. (1), 2001.

SHOTS, GAME43—Metro St. (2) vs. West Tex. A&M (0), 2004.

CORNER KICKS, GAME19—Cal St. Dom. Hills (2) vs. Mercyhurst (1), 1991.

FOULS, GAME34—Adelphi (1) vs. Franklin Pierce (2), 1997.


5.33—Franklin Pierce, 3 games, 1995.


0.00—Cal St. East Bay, 2 games, 1988; Barry, 2games, 1989; Franklin Pierce, 3 games, 1996;Kennesaw St., 5 games, 2003.

HistoryTeam Results

Championship ChampionshipYear Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Game Attendance Total Attendance1986 .......... Rochester (13-2-1) Terry Gurnett 1-0 Plymouth St. Cortland St. 300 1,8741987 .......... Rochester (18-1) Terry Gurnett 1-0 William Smith Rochester 1,106 3,5421988 .......... William Smith (18-1-1) Aliceann Wilber 1-0 UC San Diego William Smith 800 2,9071989 .......... UC San Diego (19-1-1) Brian McManus 3-2 (3 ot) Ithaca UC San Diego 1,200 3,4611990 .......... Ithaca (18-5-2) Patrick Farmer 1-0 (4 ot, pk) Cortland St. Cortland St. 647 2,9481991 .......... Ithaca (19-2-3) Patrick Farmer 2-0 Rochester Plymouth St. 409 4,0001992 .......... Cortland St. (17-2-3) Chris Malone 1-0 Mass.-Dartmouth Mary Washington 300 4,4711993 .......... TCNJ (20-1-3) Joe Russo 4-0 Plymouth St. William Smith 600 3,5031994 .......... TCNJ (15-0) Joe Russo 4-3 (3 ot) UC San Diego UC San Diego 1,025 4,9041995 .......... UC San Diego (19-2) Brian McManus 3-0 Methodist Richard Stockton 713 6,3511996 .......... UC San Diego (21-1) Brian McManus 2-1 TCNJ Amherst 543 7,3301997 .......... UC San Diego (20-2) Brian McManus 1-0 William Smith Elizabethtown 240 9,774



Year Player, School G A P1986 Martha Winter, Rochester........................ 3 0 61987 Joan Grupp, William Smith ..................... 2 1 5

Lisa Rich, Rochester.................................. 2 1 51988 Ann Haggerty, William Smith.................. 4 1 91989 Tracy Deyle, Ithaca.................................. 2 1 51990 Karen Hertel, Cortland St. ....................... 4 2 101991 Rachel Ackerman, Cal Lutheran............... 3 0 61992 Leanne Morris, Mass.-Dartmouth.............. 3 0 61993 Cyndi Marshall, TCNJ............................. 5 1 111994 Diana Muchowski, UC San Diego.......... 4 0 81995 Ele Johnson, UC San Diego..................... 2 2 61996 Lauren Johnson, UC San Diego............... 6 0 121997 Antoinette DeLucia, William Smith ........... 4 2 10

Lauren Johnson, UC San Diego............... 3 4 101998 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan.................... 8 3 191999 Melissa Matusewicz, Union (N.Y.)........... 4 1 92000 Lynn Cooper, Tufts................................... 4 2 102001 Catherine Poor, Amherst.......................... 5 4 14

Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan.................... 6 2 142002 Michelle Wieser, Loras.................... 4 2 102003 Tracy Prihoda, Wheaton (Mass.)...... 4 0 82004 Cortney Kjar, Puget Sound .............. 4 6 14



1986Martha Winter, Rochester (MOP)

1993Jacqueline Dirr, TCNJ (MOP offensive)Danielle Mastrosimone, TCNJ (MOP defensive)Missy Blaney, TCNJLisa Freda, Plymouth St.Krista Gerard, TCNJRandy Jennings, Plymouth St.Ele Johnson, UC San DiegoCyndi Marshall, TCNJKristin Okvist, William SmithMary-Bridget Pawlik, Plymouth St.Carrie Peer, UC San DiegoAllyson Shirtz, William SmithCynthia Stone, William Smith

1994Tracy Pear, TCNJ (MOP offensive)Jen Hart, TCNJ (MOP defensive)Missy Blaney, TCNJLisa Cesaro, TCNJKim Crawford, Geneseo St.Kim Faust, TCNJAmanda Johnson, UC San DiegoEle Johnson, UC San DiegoDawn Lee, UC San DiegoJennifer Mazzucco, TCNJDiana Muchowski, UC San DiegoTrish Parker, N.C. WesleyanCarrie Peer, UC San Diego

1995Ele Johnson, UC San Diego (MOP offensive)Diana Muchowski, UC San Diego (MOP defensive)Heather Barbalinardo, Richard StocktonMichele Brown, MethodistBeth Freeburg, UC San DiegoAmanda Johnson, UC San DiegoRuth Keegan, MethodistJen Maurer, MethodistAllison McCarthy, William SmithMarcy Meagher, William SmithCarrie Peer, UC San DiegoAlvy Styles, MethodistMarcie Williams, Richard Stockton

1996Toni Nunez, UC San Diego (MOP offensive)Beth Freeburg, UC San Diego (MOP defensive)Cheryl Adronovitz, TCNJJessica Barry, ChicagoLisa Buckley, TCNJSarah Fabian, AmherstShay Feilen, ChicagoEle Johnson, UC San DiegoLauren Johnson, UC San DiegoDaniela Kolarsick, TCNJShaunette Richards, AmherstTraci Tapp, TCNJChrista Wemmer, UC San Diego

1997Laura Johnson, UC San Diego (MOP offensive)Kathleen Thelian, William Smith (MOP defensive)Amy Bender, ElizabethtownWhitney Brusman, William SmithAntoinette DeLucia, William SmithCindy Dostalek, UC San DiegoBeth Freeburg, UC San DiegoJanine Harispe, UC San DiegoMaricela Oceguera, UC San DiegoKim Rausch, William SmithLynn Stoehr, Washington-St. Louis

Lori Thomas, Washington-St. LouisMeredith Uber, Elizabethtown

1998Kate Ryan-Reiling, Macalester (MOP offensive)Colleen Caldwell, TCNJ (MOP defensive)Victoria Nusse, TCNJ Traci Tapp, TCNJBrianne Vazquez, TCNJEllen Dully, MacalesterHolly Harris, MacalesterTawni Epperson, MacalesterErin DeMarco, IthacaJessica DiManno, IthacaDana Christopherson, WillametteLiz Heaston, WillametteKatie Edmondswards, Willamette

1999Erika Alfredson, UC San Diego (MOP offensive)Julia Cuder, UC San Diego (MOP defensive)Janine Harispe, UC San DiegoJennifer Hetland, UC San DiegoElizabeth Hughes, UC San DiegoKate Ryan-Reiling, MacalesterOnie Elsberry, MacalasterCarly Androff, MacalasterAnn Brophy, WilliamsMeghan Cavanaugh, WilliamsChristina Ciafone, WilliamsChristina Grande, TCNJVanessa Wong, TCNJ

2000Denise Buckley, TCNJ (MOP offensive)Jill DiGiampaolo, Trinity (Tex.) (MOP defensive)Beth Hoeflinger, TCNJCara Gabage, TCNJKaren Geiger, TCNJErica Adelstein, Trinity (Tex.)Melissa Dickey, Trinity (Tex.)Carmen Mikacenic, TuftsLynn Cooper, TuftsAdie Sherwood, TuftsMargaret Domka, Wis.-Stevens PointMickey Jacob, Wis.-Stevens PointMolly Cady, Wis.-Stevens Point

2001Catherine Poor, Amherst (MOP offensive)Akeya Terrell, Ohio Wesleyan (MOP defensive)Katharine Shipley, AmherstMargaret Rubin, AmherstKatie Buchert, Ohio WesleyanEmily Bayer, Ohio WesleyanKaty Sturtz, Ohio WesleyanRebecca Mouw, Wheaton (Ill.)Sarah Kron, Wheaton (Ill.)Anne Merten, WillametteBuffy Morris, Willamette

2002Erika Howland, Ohio Wesleyan (MOP offensive)Mindy Hammond, Ohio Wesleyan (MOP defensive)Liz Sheehan, Ohio WesleyanSarah Wall, Ohio WesleyanJennifer Sapp, MessiahEmily Benson, MessiahJamie Gasiorowski, MessiahMindy Miller, MessiahAlyson Stachura, William SmithJamie Bauer, William Smith Mackenzie Bergstrom, Trinity (Tex.)

Championship ChampionshipYear Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Game Attendance Total Attendance1998 .......... Macalester (22-1-1) John Leaney 1-0 (4 ot) TCNJ Ithaca 230 9,0981999 .......... UC San Diego (19-1-2) Brian McManus 1-0 Macalester Williams 797 9,9682000 .......... TCNJ (23-1) Joe Russo 2-1 Tufts Tufts 1,500 10,5582001 .......... Ohio Wesleyan (22-1) Bob Barnes 1-0 Amherst Ohio Wesleyan 617 14,3372002 .......... Ohio Wesleyan (24-0) Bob Barnes 1-0 Messiah William Smith 548 8,6622003 .......... Oneonta St. (21-1-3) Tracey Ranieri 2-1 (ot) Chicago Oneonta St. 811 10,7962004 .......... Wheaton (Ill.) (25-1) Pete Felske 1-1 (4-3 pk) Puget Sound Greensboro 726 —

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2003Brooke Davis, Oneonta St. (MOP offensive)Dianna Connett, Chicago (MOP defensive)Laura Morcone, Oneonta St.Patricia Jaeger, Oneonta St.Amanda LaPolla, Oneonta St.Jacqui DeLeon, ChicagoRenee Neuner, ChicagoMeredith Rinaker, DePauwCorinne Scott, DePauwBrittny Boyd, TCNJLynda Schuster, TCNJ

2004Bridget Stolee, Puget Sound (MOP offensive)Jessica Elsen, Wheaton (Ill.) (MOP defensive)Jen Binger, Wheaton (Ill.)Laura Koontz, Wheaton (Ill.)Ashley Vratil, Wheaton (Ill.)Cortney Kjar, Puget SoundElizabeth Pitman, Puget SoundAvie Fitzgerald, MessiahSavannah Stolzenburg, MessiahLauren Konopka, Wheaton (Mass.)Jordan Pouliot, Wheaton (Mass.)


4—Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan (4) vs. Olivet (3),1998; Katie Myers, Gettysburg (11) vs. Chestnut Hill(0), 2004; Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan (9) vs.Manchester (0), 2004.

GOALS, TOURNAMENT8—Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan (4 vs. Olivet, 2 vs.

Kalamazoo, 2 vs. Washington-St. Louis), 1998.

GOALS, CAREER15—Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 1998-99-2000-01.

ASSISTS, GAME5—Molly Cady, Wis.-Stevens Point (7) vs. Edgewood

(0), 2000.

ASSISTS, TOURNAMENT6—Molly Cady, Wis.-Stevens Point (5 vs. Edgewood, 1

vs. Salisbury), 2000; Cortney Kjar, Puget Sound (1vs. Redlands, 1 vs. Hardin-Simmons, 2 vs.Washington-St. Louis, 1 vs. Messiah, 1 vs. Wheaton[Ill.]), 2004.

ASSISTS, CAREER7—Lauren Johnson, UC San Diego, 1995-96-97.

POINTS, GAME9—Sarah Wall (4 goals, 1 assists), Ohio Wesleyan (9)

vs. Manchester (0), 2004.

POINTS, TOURNAMENT19—Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan (4 goals vs. Olivet; 2

goals vs. Kalamazoo; 2 goals, 3 assists vs.Washington-St. Louis), 1998.

POINTS, CAREER36—Katy Sturtz, (15 goals, 6 assists), Ohio Wesleyan,

1998-99-2000-01.

SAVES, GAME29—Amanda Baltzley, Connecticut Col. (0) vs. TCNJ

(1) (2 ot), 1998.


0.00—Doreen Byers, Rochester (vs. Scranton,Plymouth St. and William Smith), 1987; JoAnnJohnston, Rochester (vs. Scranton, Plymouth St. andWilliam Smith), 1987; Mary St. Germain, PlymouthSt., (vs. Salem St., William Smith and UC SanDiego), 1989; Beth Howland, Ithaca, (vs. PlymouthSt., Methodist and Cortland St.), 1990; (vs. N.C.Wesleyan, TCNJ, UC San Diego and Rochester),

1991; Melissa Samuels, Cortland St. (vs. Ithaca,TCNJ, UC San Diego and Mass.-Dartmouth), 1992;Mindy Hammond, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Westminster[Pa.], Wilmington [Ohio], St. Thomas [Minn.],William Smith and Messiah), 2002; Brita Nelson,Wheaton (Ill.) (vs. Hope, Chicago, Chris. Newport,Wheaton [Mass.] and Puget Sound), 2004.


0.10—Mindy Hammond, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001-02 (1goal, 10 games [872 minutes]).

Team Records

GOALS, GAME11—Gettysburg vs. Chestnut Hill (0), 2004.

GOALS, TWO TEAMS, GAME11—Washington-St. Louis (6) vs. Ohio Wesleyan (5),

1998; Gettysburg (11) vs. Chestnut Hill (0), 2004.

SHOTS, GAME50—Chicago (2) vs. Edgewood (1) (2 ot), 1999.

CORNER KICKS, GAME23—UC San Diego (1) vs. Macalester (0), 1989.

FOULS, GAME34—TCNJ (2) vs. Methodist (1) (3 ot), 1993.


6—Gettysburg, 2 games, 2004.


0.00—Rochester, 3 games, 1987; Ithaca, 4 games,1991; Cortland St., 4 games, 1992; OhioWesleyan, 5 games, 2002.

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*Massachusetts (13-3)

Rochester (12-3-1)

*Princeton (10-1-1)


Harvard (6-5-2)

*Brown (9-3)


Cortland St. 2-0

*UCF (8-0-2)

Massachusetts 3-1


Princeton 1-0

Harvard 3-1 (ot)

*Mo.-St. Louis (13-0-3)

North Carolina 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONOrlando, Fla.November 21


UCF 2-1

North Carolina 4-0

Mo.-St. Louis 2-1

UCF 3-1

North Carolina 2-1

Connecticut 2-1THIRD PLACE

Connecticut

Mo.-St. Louis

*Host institution.

November 5

November 6

November 6

November 5

November 13

November 14

November 13

November 13

Orlando, Fla.November 20


November 21

Seeds1. Connecticut2. Mo.-St. Louis3. North Carolina4. UCF

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*Princeton (7-3-2)

Boston College (14-4)



*Brown (8-4-1)

Keene St. (12-1-2)

*California (7-1-3)

Cincinnati (9-1-3)


Boston College 2-0


George Mason 6-2

*Massachusetts (10-2-3)

Brown 1-0

California 5-0


North Carolina 4-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONOrlando, Fla.November 21

Connecticut 2-0

George Mason 2-1

Massachusetts 1-0

North Carolina 5-2

George Mason 1-0

North Carolina 2-0

Massachusetts 1-0THIRD PLACE

Connecticut

Massachusetts

*Host institution.

November 6

November 4

November 6

November 5

November 12

November 13

November 12

November 12



November 21

Seeds1. Connecticut2. North Carolina3. Massachusetts4. Cortland St.






*Harvard (11-2-1)

Vermont (11-2-1)






UC Santa Barb. (16-4-1)

*UCF (11-3)


*Brown (12-0-1)

Connecticut 3-0

Harvard 2-1

*Massachusetts 3-2 (ot)

Colorado Col. 2-1

*California 2-0

UCF 3-1


North Carolina 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONChapel Hill, N.C.

November 18

Connecticut 1-0

Massachusetts 1-0

California 1-0

North Carolina 4-1


North Carolina 2-1 (ot)

Massachusetts 4-1THIRD PLACE

Massachusetts

California

*Host institution.

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

South/Mideast

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November 11

November 11

November 11

Chapel Hill, N.C.November 17


November 18

Seeds1. Brown2. North Carolina3. George Mason4. Massachusetts


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*Brown (9-3-3)

*Connecticut (14-4)




*Cal St. East Bay (17-0)



Wisconsin (13-2)

Radford (14-6-1)



Boston College 3-2 (2 ot)

Cortland St. 2-1

*George Mason 3-2 (pk)

UC Santa Barb. 4-3 (pk)

*Colorado Col. 1-0

North Carolina St. 1-0 (pk)


George Mason 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONFairfax, Va.November 24

Massachusetts 3-0

George Mason 1-0

Colorado Col. 3-0

North Carolina 4-2

George Mason 3-0

North Carolina 3-2

November 9

November 10

November 9

November 9

November 8

November 8

November 17

November 16

November 17

November 16

Fairfax, Va.November 23


Seeds1. Massachusetts2. North Carolina3. George Mason4. Cal St. East Bay

*Host institution.




*Cincinnati (13-2-1)


North Carolina St. (14-6)




*Brown (11-2-2)



UC Santa Barb. 1-0




California 2-0

Connecticut 5-0


North Carolina 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONFairfax, Va.November 23

North Carolina 8-0

George Mason 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

Colorado Col. 1-0

Massachusetts 1-0 (2 ot, pk)


Colorado Col. 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

*Host institution.

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 16

November 15

November 16

November 16



Seeds1. North Carolina2. Massachusetts3. Colorado Col.4. George Mason


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*Virginia (13-6-1)



Barry (12-2-1)

*UCF (10-4)


Rutgers (12-5)


William & Mary 1-0

UC Santa Barb. 1-0 (ot)

*California (15-0)


UCF 3-0

Connecticut 1-0


North Carolina 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONAmherst, Mass.

November 22

North Carolina 2-0

California 3-0

UCF 3-0

*Massachusetts 3-1

North Carolina 4-0

Massachusetts 2-1

*Host institution.

November 8

November 7

November 8

November 7

November 14

November 15

November 15

November 14

Amherst, Mass.November 21


Seeds1. North Carolina2. Massachusetts3. North Carolina St.4. California




Virginia (11-5-3)

*UCF (9-2-2)


*Wisconsin (13-2-2)


St. Mary’s (Cal.) (11-7-2)




UCF 2-0

Wisconsin 1-0 (pk)



California 2-0

George Mason 1-0

North Carolina 4-1


November 20

North Carolina 2-1

Wisconsin 2-1

California 2-1 (ot)

North Carolina St. 1-0 (ot)

North Carolina 3-0


*Host institution.


November 6

November 6

November 6

November 5

November 13

November 13

November13

November 13



Seeds1. North Carolina2. North Carolina St.3. Colorado Col.4. Massachusetts


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*UC Santa Barb. (15-2-1)

Wisconsin (13-4)

*Virginia (16-4)



Hartford 3-2 (pk)



*Santa Clara (13-4)

UC Santa Barb. 1-0

Massachusetts 2-1


North Carolina 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONRaleigh, N.C.November 19

North Carolina 9-0


Santa Clara 2-0

Colorado Col. 5-2

North Carolina 2-0

Colorado Col. 2-0

*Host institution.

November 4

November 5

November 4

November 5

November 12

November 12

November 11

November 12

Raleigh, N.C.November 18

Raleigh, N.C.November 18

Seeds1. North Carolina2. Colorado Col.3. Santa Clara4. William & Mary








*UC Santa Barb. (14-1-1)

Stanford (15-2-1)


Hartford (11-6-2)



Colorado Col. 3-1

*Wisconsin (16-1-1)


UC Santa Barb. 1-0

Connecticut 2-1

*Virginia (18-2)

North Carolina 6-0


November 18

North Carolina 4-3 (ot)

Colorado Col. 2-1

Santa Clara 2-0

Connecticut 1-0

North Carolina 2-1

Connecticut 2-1 (pk)

*Host institution.

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 11

November 11

November 11

November 11



Seeds1. North Carolina2. Virginia3. Santa Clara4. Wisconsin


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UCF (10-4-1)

Massachusetts (14-4)

*Connecticut (15-4)

UC Santa Barb. (12-6)

*Hartford (13-6)

*Stanford (16-1)

Santa Clara (10-4)



*Connecticut 1-0

Virginia (13-4-1)

*Wisconsin (15-2)

Hartford 4-0

Stanford 2-1 (ot)


North Carolina 3-1


November 24

North Carolina 4-1

Virginia 2-0

Wisconsin 1-0

Colorado Col. 1-0 (3 ot)

North Carolina 5-1

Wisconsin 1-0

*Host institution.

November 10

November 9

November 9

November 10

November 16

November 16

November 17

November 16



Seeds1. North Carolina2. Colorado Col.3. Wisconsin4. Virginia





*William & Mary (15-3)

Portland (18-1)

*Stanford (15-1-1)



Southern Methodist (15-5)

*Duke (14-4-2)


William & Mary 1-0

*Stanford 5-2


*Hartford (18-1)

Massachusetts 2-1 (2 ot)

Duke 1-0

*Virginia (14-4-1)

North Carolina 9-1


November 22

North Carolina 7-0

Santa Clara 2-0

Hartford 2-1

Duke 2-0

North Carolina 3-0

Duke 1-0

*Host institution.



November 7

November 8

November 7

November 8

November 14

November 15

November 15

November 14

Seeds1. North Carolina2. Virginia3. Hartford4. Santa Clara


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Duke (12-6-2)


Dartmouth (12-2-1)

Providence (10-8-2)


Notre Dame (19-2)


*Wisconsin (15-3)


Santa Clara (15-4)

Portland (15-3-1)

California (10-3-4)

*Stanford (16-2-1)

*North Carolina 4-1

Florida Int’l 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Connecticut 3-1

*Massachusetts 5-0

George Mason 2-1

*Wisconsin 1-0

Portland 2-0

*Stanford 2-0

North Carolina 6-0


November 21

North Carolina 3-0

Massachusetts 1-0

George Mason 3-1

Stanford 1-0

North Carolina 4-1

George Mason 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

*Host institution.

November 13

November 13

November 13

November 13

November 13

November 13

November 13

November 13

Chapel Hill, N.C.

Amherst, Mass.

Madison, Wis.

Stanford, Calif.

November 14

November 14

November 14

November 14



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*Virginia (13-4-3)


Washington St. (11-6-1)

*Wisconsin (16-5)


St. Mary’s (Cal.) (11-7-1)

*Oregon St. (13-4)

Washington (12-6-1)

*Brown (10-4-1)

Dartmouth (11-3-1)

Harvard (9-3-3)


*Vanderbilt (16-4)

Cincinnati (15-4-2)

*Clemson (15-4)


*Notre Dame (19-0-1)

George Mason 3-0

Washington St. 3-1


*Portland (14-5)

St. Mary’s (Cal.) 2-0

Washington 3-0

Stanford (16-1-1)

Connecticut (17-3)

Brown 2-1

Massachusetts 3-0

*Hartford (15-3-1)

Duke (16-4-1)

Vanderbilt 3-2 (3 ot)

North Carolina St. 1-1 (4 ot, pk)


*Notre Dame 3-1

William & Mary 4-0

*Portland 6-0

Stanford 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Connecticut 1-0

*Hartford 2-0

Duke 2-1

*North Carolina 4-2

North Carolina 5-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Portland, Ore.November 20

Notre Dame 2-1

Portland 2-1 (3 ot)

Connecticut 2-1 (3 ot)

North Carolina 3-1

Notre Dame 1-0

North Carolina 3-0

*Host institution.

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 13



November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 13

November 13

November 13

Seeds1. Notre Dame2. North Carolina3. Connecticut4. Stanford5. Portland6. Hartford7. Duke8. William & Mary


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Vanderbilt (13-6)

*Kentucky (17-6)

Stanford (16-3)



Hartford (15-3-2)

*Wisconsin (13-5-4)

Minnesota (16-4-2)

*Texas A&M (17-5)

Clemson (14-6)



*Penn St. (15-6-1)


*UCLA (14-3-2)

Washington (11-7)


Vanderbilt 2-0


*Virginia (14-4-2)



Wisconsin 1-0



Texas A&M 4-1

North Carolina St. 1-0 (2 ot)

*Duke (14-6-1)

*Maryland (17-5)

James Madison 2-1

Washington 2-1

*Portland (17-0-2)

*North Carolina 4-0

Santa Clara 1-0

Connecticut 3-0

*Notre Dame 5-0


North Carolina St. 2-1 (3 ot)

Maryland 6-1

*Portland 1-0

Notre Dame 1-0 (3 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Chapel Hill, N.C.December 3

North Carolina 2-0

Notre Dame 2-0


Portland 1-0

Notre Dame 1-0

Portland 4-2

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November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 12

November 13

November 13

November 13

November 13

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*Clemson (15-6-1)

Wake Forest (13-7)


*Florida (20-2)


Stanford (12-8)


Penn St. (14-4-2)

*Harvard (15-1)


Dartmouth (12-3-1)

*Connecticut (20-2)

*Portland (16-0-2)

Washington (12-7)

Vanderbilt (11-8-1)

*Kentucky (13-5-2)

Virginia (12-6-2)

*Duke (9-9-3)

Minnesota (13-6)

*Nebraska (21-0)

*Texas A&M (19-3)

San Diego (13-5-1)


*Maryland (17-4-2)

*Wisconsin (14-4-2)

Northwestern (13-7-1)

Indiana (11-10)

*Notre Dame (20-1)

*North Carolina 5-0

James Madison 3-1

Wake Forest 2-1

*Florida 7-3

*Santa Clara 3-2

Penn St. 2-0


*Connecticut 1-0

*Portland 1-0

Vanderbilt 2-1 (3 ot)

Duke 1-0

*Nebraska 3-2 (2 ot)

San Diego 5-3

*Maryland 2-0

Wisconsin 1-0

*Notre Dame 8-1

*North Carolina 5-0

Florida 5-0

Santa Clara 3-1

*Connecticut 2-0

*Portland 3-1 (2 ot)

Nebraska 3-0

Maryland 1-0

*Notre Dame 5-0


NATIONAL CHAMPION

Santa Clara, Calif.December 8

North Carolina 9-0

Santa Clara 1-0

Portland 1-0

Notre Dame 2-0

North Carolina 2-1

Notre Dame 3-2

*Host institution.

November 17

November 17

November 17

November 17

November 16

November 17

November 17

November 17

November 16

November 17

November 16

November 17

November 17

November 16

November 16

November 17

November 24

November 24

November 23

November 23

November 24

November 24

November 23

November 23

November 30

December 1

December 1

December 1



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*Florida (19-2-1)

Vanderbilt (14-7)


*Harvard (11-3-2)


*Maryland (12-8-3)

*Duke (15-5)


Georgia (15-5-1)

*Clemson (13-6)

*Minnesota (17-2-2)


Brigham Young (19-3)


*Connecticut (19-3)

Fairfield (18-3)

*Hartford (18-1-1)

Colgate (13-3-3)


*Penn St. (15-6-1)


*Virginia (13-4-2)

*Portland (14-4)

UCLA (17-2)


*Texas A&M (18-2)

Michigan (18-3-1)

*Nebraska (17-3)

Cincinnati (16-4-3)


*North Carolina 6-0

Florida 3-2

*Harvard 2-0

George Mason 2-1


*Clemson 1-0

Minnesota 2-1

*Santa Clara 1-0

*Connecticut 3-0

Hartford 4-0


*Virginia 3-1

UCLA 1-0


Nebraska 5-1

*Notre Dame 7-1

*North Carolina 5-0

Harvard 2-1 (3 ot)

Clemson 5-0

*Santa Clara 5-1


William & Mary 1-0

UCLA 3-2

*Notre Dame 6-0

North Carolina 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


North Carolina 1-0

Santa Clara 3-0

Connecticut 4-0

Notre Dame 8-0

North Carolina 2-1

Connecticut 2-1

*Host institution.

November 15

November 15

November 16

November 16

November 16

November 17

November 15

November 14

November 17

November 17

November 16

November 15

November 16

November 16

November 16

November 16

November 23

November 22

November 22

November 22

November 22

November 22

November 23

November 21

November 29

November 29

November 30

November 29



Seeds1. North Carolina2. Notre Dame3. Connecticut4. Santa Clara5. Duke6. Virginia7. Portland8. Maryland





UNC Charlotte 2-0

Maryland 4-3


*Virginia (13-6-2)

Georgia 5-2

Wisconsin 2-0

*Dartmouth (14-1-2)

*Portland (16-2-2)

Minnesota 6-0

Southern California 2-1

*San Diego St. (18-2-1)

*Nebraska (15-3-1)

Texas A&M 3-1

Michigan 4-2



Pacific 2-1

Brigham Young 6-1

*UCLA (17-3-1)

*Hartford (15-4)

Harvard 4-1

Syracuse 4-1


*Penn St. (19-3-1)

Indiana 3-1

Vanderbilt 5-1

*Clemson (15-5)

*Baylor (15-4-1)

Northwestern 2-1

James Madison 4-0

*Florida (21-1)

*North Carolina 6-0

William & Mary 2-0

Georgia 2-2 (4 ot, pk)

*Dartmouth 1-0

*Portland 3-0

San Diego St. 1-0 (3 ot)

Nebraska 7-0

*Notre Dame 3-0

*Santa Clara 5-0

Brigham Young 2-0

Hartford 3-0

*Connecticut 2-1

*Penn St. 2-1

Clemson 2-0

Northwestern 5-4

*Florida 5-1

*North Carolina 3-0

Dartmouth 2-1

Portland 5-0

*Notre Dame 2-1

*Santa Clara 3-0

Connecticut 2-1

Penn St. 1-0

*Florida 1-0

Florida 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


North Carolina 3-0

Portland 2-1

Santa Clara 1-0

Florida 3-1

North Carolina 1-0

Florida 1-0

*Host institution. All first-round games played November 11.

Quarterfinals

South Carolina (11-6-1)

*UNC Charlotte (14-5-3)

Fairfield (18-1)

*Maryland (10-10-1)


*Georgia (12-5-1)

UCF (12-7)

*Wisconsin (10-7-2)

Kentucky (9-8-3)

*Minnesota (13-5-1)

Washington (10-8-1)

*Southern California (13-6-1)

Alabama (13-6-1)

*Texas A&M (13-7)

Xavier (11-6-2)

*Michigan (13-6-1)

California (13-7)

*Pacific (14-2-3)

Stanford (11-6-2)

*Brigham Young (18-4)

Central Conn. St. (11-7)

*Harvard (11-4-1)

Syracuse (13-6-1)

*Colgate (13-6)

Wright St. (7-10-2)

*Indiana (13-7-1)


*Vanderbilt (16-5)

Northwestern (14-4-1)


Radford (12-6-2)

*James Madison (12-7-1) November 15

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November 15

November 15

November 14

November 14

November 14

November 14

November 15

November 15

November 15

November 15

November 15

November 15

November 15

November 14

November 20

November 22

November 22

November 20

November 21

November 21

November 21

November 22

November 29

November 28

November 28

November 27



Seeds1. North Carolina2. Florida3. Santa Clara4. Notre Dame5. Portland6. Connecticut7. Penn St.8. Dartmouth


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*Santa Clara (20-0)

Brigham Young 2-0

San Diego 2-1

*UCLA (14-4-1)

*Connecticut (15-6)

Dartmouth 3-0

Boston College 4-1

*Harvard (14-1-1)

*Notre Dame (18-3)

Dayton 3-2

Cal Poly 2-1

*Stanford (14-4-1)

*Kentucky (16-2-2)

Texas A&M 2-1

Minnesota 2-0

*Nebraska (20-1-1)

*Florida (21-1)

Hartford 2-1

James Madison 1-0

*Virginia (12-8)

*Southern California (14-5)


Maryland 6-0

*Penn St. (18-3-1)

*Clemson (13-6-1)

Marquette 3-2 (4 ot)

Michigan 5-0

*Wake Forest (15-6)

*William & Mary (18-3)

Duke 3-1

UCF 1-0


*Santa Clara 2-0

UCLA 2-1 (ot)

*Connecticut 3-0

Boston College 1-0

*Notre Dame 5-1

Stanford 3-1

Texas A&M 3-2 (ot)

*Nebraska 5-0

Hartford 1-0

*Virginia 3-1

Southern Methodist 1-0 (2 ot)

*Penn St. 3-2

*Clemson 1-0

Wake Forest 1-0

William & Mary 3-0

*North Carolina 8-0

Santa Clara 7-0

Connecticut 5-0

Notre Dame 1-0

*Nebraska 1-0

Hartford 3-2 (3 ot)

*Penn St. 5-0

Clemson 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

*North Carolina 5-1

North Carolina 2-0

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Santa Clara 3-0

Notre Dame 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

Penn St. 2-0

North Carolina 2-0

Notre Dame 1-0

North Carolina 3-0

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

California (13-6-1)

*Brigham Young (20-3)


*San Diego (15-4)

Colgate (10-7-2)

*Dartmouth (9-7-1)

Fairfield (14-3-3)

*Boston College (14-6-1)

Evansville (10-9-2)

*Dayton (17-4)

Cal Poly (12-8)


Montana (12-5-1)

*Texas A&M (15-4-1)

Eastern Mich. (17-3-3)

*Minnesota (12-8)

Princeton (12-4-1)

*Hartford (15-4-2)

Penn (13-3-1)


Baylor (14-6-1)



*Maryland (10-9-1)

Marquette (15-6-2)

*Missouri (14-7-1)

Wright St. (11-8-1)

*Michigan (16-5-1)

Elon (10-7-2)

*Duke (12-9)

UCF (15-5-1)

*Furman (20-2)

Semifinals Final

November 13

November 14

November 13

November 13

November 14

November 14

November 14

November 14

November 14

November 14

November 13

November 14

November 14

November 13

November 13

November 13

November 20

November 20

November 19

November 21

November 20

November 21

November 20

November 20

November 27

November 27

November 28

November 27



All first-round games played November 10.

Seeds1. Santa Clara2. North Carolina3. Florida4. Nebraska5. Notre Dame6. Penn St.7. Clemson8. Harvard


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Michigan 4-3 (2 ot)

Harvard 2-1

*Hartford (17-3)

*Brigham Young (18-3-1)

Stanford 4-1

Santa Clara 3-1



Wake Forest 6-1


*Virginia (10-7-1)


Wisconsin 1-0 (2 ot)

Richmond 5-1

*Nebraska (21-1)

*Clemson (17-2-1)

Duke 3-1

*Florida St. 4-1

*Florida (16-7)

*Texas A&M (17-6)

Marquette 2-1 (2 ot)


*UCLA (15-3-1)

*Penn St. (20-2-1)

Illinois 2-0

Boston U. 1-0

*Dartmouth (13-4)

*Portland (15-3)

Arizona St. 2-0

Montana 1-0

*Washington (17-2)

*Notre Dame 3-1

Harvard 3-0

*Brigham Young 5-0

Santa Clara 2-0

*North Carolina 5-0

Virginia 6-1

Connecticut 1-0

*Nebraska 4-0

*Clemson 2-1 (ot)

Florida St. 2-1

Texas A&M 4-0

*UCLA 3-0

*Penn St. 1-0 (ot)

Dartmouth 4-1

Portland 3-1

*Washington 5-0

*Notre Dame 2-0


*North Carolina 2-1

Connecticut 1-0

*Clemson 2-0

UCLA 4-0

*Penn St. 4-0

Portland 1-0

North Carolina 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Notre Dame 2-1 (ot)

North Carolina 3-0

UCLA 2-1

Portland 1-0 (ot)

North Carolina 2-1

UCLA 1-0

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

*Michigan (12-8-1)

Miami (Ohio) (13-7)

*Harvard (10-7)

Quinnipiac (13-6-1)

*Stanford (13-5-1)



Cal Poly (10-6-1)


Liberty (13-5)



*Wisconsin (15-6-1)

Princeton (13-4)

*Richmond (12-6)

West Virgina (15-5)

*Duke (13-7-1)

Furman (20-2)

*Florida St. (12-7-2)

Jacksonville (19-2)

*Marquette (19-2-1)

Wright St. (12-7-1)

*Southern California (13-5-2)

San Diego (13-6)

Illinois (13-7)

Xavier (14-6-1)

*Holy Cross (10-10-1)

Boston U. (15-6)

*Arizona St. (13-6-1)


*Washington St. (13-6)

Montana (15-4-1)

Semifinals Final

November 12

November 11

November 12

November 12

November 11

November 12

November 12

November 11

November 11

November 12

November 11

November 12

November 11

November 11

November 11

November 12

November 17

November 18

November 18

November 17

November 17

November 19

November 17

November 19

November 25

November 25

November 24

November 24



All first-round games played November 8.

Seeds1. Notre Dame2. Washington3. Clemson4. Nebraska5. North Carolina6. UCLA7. Penn St.8. California


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ChampionshipSecond Round

North Carolina 3-0

Duke 1-1 (4 ot) (pk)

Rutgers 4-1

Princeton 3-1

Penn St. 3-1

Villanova 2-0

Harvard 1-0 (4 ot)

Connecticut 3-0

Stanford 2-0

St. Mary's (Cal.) 3-2


Texas A&M 3-0

Nebraska 5-0

Brigham Young 1-0

Washington 2-0

Portland 5-0

UCLA 3-0

Pepperdine 1-0

Dayton 1-0

Miami (Ohio) 1-0

Clemson 1-0 (ot)

Florida St. 1-0

Georgia 5-2

Florida 4-0

Notre Dame 2-0

Cincinnati 3-2


Virginia 3-0

Dartmouth 1-0

Michigan 1-0

Syracuse 1-0

Santa Clara 3-0

North Carolina 2-0

Rutgers 1-0

Penn St. 3-0

*Connecticut 1-0

*Stanford 3-1

Texas A&M 2-1 (ot)

Nebraska 3-0

*Portland 4-0

*UCLA 2-1

Dayton 2-0

Clemson 1-0

*Florida 3-0

Cincinnati 3-2

*Virginia 4-1

Dartmouth 1-0

*Santa Clara 4-1

*North Carolina 2-1

Penn St. 2-0

Texas A&M 1-0

*Portland 2-0

*UCLA 3-1

Florida 3-1

Virginia 4-0

*Santa Clara 2-0

Santa Clara 1-0

North Carolina 2-1

Portland 4-0

Florida 1-0 (2 ot)

Santa Clara 3-2

North Carolina 2-1


West*North Carolina (19-0)UNC Greensboro (15-7)Duke (8-9)Tennessee (11-6)Boston U. (14-5-1)Rutgers (12-7-1)Loyola (Md.) (9-8-2)*Princeton (13-2-2)*Penn St. (18-3-1)Bucknell (12-6)Villanova (12-5-3)Penn (13-1-3)Harvard (10-5)Hartford (15-5)Sacred Heart (10-9)*Connecticut (16-5)*Stanford (13-3-2)Denver (16-2-2)California (12-6-2)St. Mary's (Cal.) (14-2-2)Southern Methodist (15-3)Texas (14-5)Texas St. (14-6)*Texas A&M (14-3-1)Boston College (11-9-1)*Nebraska (15-4-1)Brigham Young (13-6-1)Kansas (13-6)Washington (12-4-2)San Diego (14-6)Idaho St. (10-6-2)*Portland (16-3)*UCLA (17-2)Cal St. Fullerton (13-6)Pepperdine (11-4-3)Southern California (10-6-2)Maryland (10-6-2)Dayton (15-5)Miami (Ohio) (14-6-1)*West Virginia (15-4-1)*Clemson (12-4-1)Kentucky (12-7-1)Florida St. (14-7-1)Auburn (11-7-1)Georgia (12-5-1)Miami (Fla.) (10-8-1)UCF (14-5)*Florida (17-3-1)*Notre Dame (16-2-1)Eastern Ill. (14-5)Cincinnati (18-3)Oakland (16-3-1)Wake Forest (9-8-2)William & Mary (10-8-1)Liberty (11-7-1)*Virginia (14-3-2)Dartmouth (9-4-1)Wis.-Milwaukee (14-4)Michigan (12-7-1)*Marquette (16-5)*Illinois (12-7-1)Syracuse (11-6)Evansville (13-6-1)Santa Clara (17-2)

*Host institution. All first-round games played November 15 or 16.

Seeds1. North Carolina2. Santa Clara3. UCLA4. Portland5. Stanford6. Florida7. Notre Dame8. Connecticut

DallasDecember 9

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 17

November 18

November 18

November 17

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 24

November 24

November 23

November 24

November 25

November 25

November 24

November 24

November 30

December 2

December 2

December 1

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Portland 2-1 (2 ot)

Portland 2-0

Santa Clara 2-1

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*Host institution. All first-round games played November 15 or 16.

Seeds1. Stanford2. North Carolina3. Pepperdine4. Connecticut5. West Virginia6. Santa Clara7. UCLA8. Portland

Austin, TexasDecember 8

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 17

November 18

November 18

November 17

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 18

November 24

November 24

November 23

November 24

November 25

November 25

November 24

November 24

November 30

December 2

December 2

December 1

*Stanford (18-1-0)Cal Poly (14-6-0)Denver (17-1-2)California (11-7-1)*Notre Dame (11-7-0)Ohio St. (8-10-3)Eastern Ill. (12-7-2)Purdue (13-4-3)*Charlotte (16-1-2)James Madison (12-7-3)Richmond (13-5-2)Clemson (14-6-0) *Brigham Young (16-5-0)Utah (12-3-3)Idaho St. (13-6-1) Portland (14-4-2)*West Virginia (17-2-1)Loyola (Md.) (12-5-2)Dayton (17-3-0)Virginia (11-6-2)Penn St. (15-3-1)Princeton (13-2-1)American (10-8-2)*Maryland (12-7-1)Auburn (14-4-2)UCF (18-4-0)*Florida St. (11-6-3)Mississippi (13-4-2)Dartmouth (12-4-1)Rhode Island (15-4-1)Central Conn. St. (14-5-1)*Connecticut (18-2-1)Pepperdine (16-1-2)Wis.-Milwaukee (11-5-5)Wisconsin (12-7-3)Marquette (13-7-3)*Michigan St. (12-6-2)Miami (Ohio) (18-2-2)Oakland (10-11-1)Michigan (13-5-2)*Villanova (14-2-4)*Yale (11-4-2)Hartford (14-6-0)Nebraska (14-5-3)Arizona St. (11-6-2)Washington St. (11-6-2)Creighton (12-7-2)Santa Clara (15-4-1)*UCLA (16-3-0)Loyola Marymount (10-6-3)San Diego (11-6-3)Southern California (10-7-3)Texas (15-4-1)Southern Methodist (12-5-4)Northwestern St. (12-5-5)Texas A&M (17-4-1)*Tennessee (16-5-1)*Furman (16-5-1)Kentucky (11-8-0)Cincinnati (16-3-3)William & Mary (13-6-1)Wake Forest (12-7-1)Radford (15-4-1)North Carolina (17-1-4)*

Stanford 4-0

California 2-0

Notre Dame 3-1

Purdue 1-1 (2 ot) (PK)

James Madison 1-0

Richmond 1-0

Utah 3-2 (ot)

Portland 3-0

West Virginia 3-0

Virginia 3-2

Penn St. 2-0

Maryland 1-0

Auburn 2-0

Florida St. 2-0

Rhode Island 2-1 (2 ot)

Connecticut 2-0

Pepperdine 2-0

Wisconsin 3-2

Miami (Ohio) 2-1

Michigan 1-0

Yale 0-0 (2 ot) (PK)

Nebraska 2-0

Arizona St. 2-1

Santa Clara 5-1

UCLA 4-0



Texas A&M 8-0

Tennessee 5-0

Cincinnati 1-0

Wake Forest 2-0

North Carolina 6-1

*Stanford 1-0

Portland 4-0

Penn St. 3-0

*Connecticut 1-0

Michigan 2-0

*Santa Clara 3-2

Texas A&M 0-0 (2 ot) (PK)

*North Carolina 3-1

Portland 0-0 (2 ot) (PK)

Penn St. 2-1

Santa Clara 3-1

North Carolina 3-0



*Stanford 1-0 (ot)

Notre Dame 3-1

Richmond 1-0

*Portland 3-0

Virginia 1-0

*Penn St. 2-1

Florida St. 2-1


Pepperdine 2-1

*Michigan 4-0

Nebraska 1-0

*Santa Clara 5-1

*UCLA 1-0 (2 ot)

Texas A&M 1-1 (2 ot) (PK)

Tennessee 2-1

*North Carolina 3-1


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North Carolina 6-0

North Carolina 3-0

Connecticut 2-0

Seeds 1. North Carolina 2. Notre Dame 3. Florida 4. UCLA 5. Penn St. 6. West Virginia 7. Virginia 8. Portland 9. Santa Clara10. Colorado11. Florida St.12. Duke13. Kansas14. Tennessee15. Boston College16. Illinois

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November 21

November 23

November 22

November 21

November 22

November 23

November 22

November 23

November 28

November 28

November 28

November 29

*North Carolina (21-0-0)High Point (10-9-1)UNC Greensboro (14-6-2)Wake Forest (10-6-3)DePaul (14-6-2)Purdue (12-5-3)Western Mich. (13-7-1)*Illinois (16-3-2)*Santa Clara (12-3-5)Stanford (10-8-2)Cal Poly (18-1-2)Arizona St. (12-4-3) Washington (11-6-3)Nebraska (12-7-1)Denver (18-3-0) *Portland (16-3-1)*Penn St. (16-3-2)Navy (17-4-1)Rutgers (10-6-4)Maryland (11-8-1)Southern Methodist (17-3-1)*Texas A&M (12-5-2)Stephen F. Austin (15-4-2)Duke (13-6-1)Kansas (16-5-1)Illinois St, (11-5-3)*Missouri (11-10-1)Eastern Ill. (11-5-5)Southern California (9-7-4)Pepperdine (13-5-1)San Diego (9-7-4)*UCLA (16-1-3)*Florida (16-3-2)UCF (16-4-1)Mississippi (14-5-2)Texas (12-8-0)Clemson (11-6-2)Georgia (12-9-0)Oklahoma (8-6-5)*Tennessee (15-4-2)*Florida St. (13-7-1)Dartmouth (9-5-2)Auburn (13-3-3)Oklahoma St. (15-4-3)Ohio St. (12-4-3)Dayton (14-5-2)Loyola (Md.) (12-8-1)*West Virginia (15-3-2)*Virginia (12-5-2)William & Mary (14-6-2)Princeton (11-2-3)Villanova (14-5-3)*Utah (16-2-1)Idaho St.(10-8-1)Brigham Young (14-6-2)Colorado (15-3-1)*Boston College (15-2-3)Central Conn. St. (10-5-3)Connecticut (10-5-3)Boston U. (12-5-5)Oakland (15-4-1)Michigan (9-7-6)Loyola (Ill.) (10-10-0)*Notre Dame (19-2-1)

North Carolina 8-0

UNC Greensboro 2-1

Purdue 2-1

Western Mich. 2-0

Santa Clara 1-0

Arizona St. 3-1

Nebraska 2-1

Portland 1-0

Penn St. 5-1

Rutgers 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)

Texas A&M 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)

Duke 3-0

Kansas 3-1

Missouri 1-0

Pepperdine 1-0

UCLA 2-0

Florida 3-2 (2 ot)

Mississippi 1-0

Georgia 2-1

Tennessee 1-0

Florida St. 5-0

Auburn 1-0

Ohio St. 3-0

West Virginia 4-2

Virginia 1-1 (2 ot) (pk)

Villanova 2-1

Idaho St. 0-0 (2 ot) (pk)

Brigham Young 2-0

Central Conn. St. 1-0

Connecticut 1-0

Michigan 1-0

Notre Dame 5-0

*North Carolina 5-0

Purdue 3-2

Santa Clara 1-0

*Portland 4-1

*Penn St. 3-1

Texas A&M 2-1

Kansas 2-0

*UCLA 2-0

*Florida 4-3 (2 ot)

Tennessee 1-0

Florida St. 2-1

*West Virginia 3-0

*Villanova 0-0 (2 ot) (pk)

Brigham Young 2-0


Michigan 1-0

*North Carolina 7-0

Santa Clara 0-0 (2 ot) (pk)

Penn St. 3-0

*UCLA 1-0

*Florida 1-0

Florida St. 3-2 (2 ot)

Brigham Young 0-0 (2 ot) (pk)

*Connecticut 5-0

North Carolina 3-0

UCLA 4-0

Florida St. 2-1

Connecticut 3-1



*Host institution. All first-round games played November 14; all second-round games played November 16.


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NATIONAL CHAMPION

First Round FinalSecond Round

Notre Dame 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Notre Dame 1-0

UCLA 2-0

Seeds 1. North Carolina 2. Penn St. 3. Virginia 4. Notre Dame 5. Portland 6. Ohio St. 7. Princeton 8. Kansas 9. Texas A&M10. Florida11. Tennessee12. Texas13. Arizona14. UCLA15. Washington16. Santa Clara


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November 20

November 19

November 20

November 20

November 21

November 20

November 20

November 27

November 26

November 27

November 26

*North Carolina (18-0-2)Campbell (11-1-7)William & Mary (11-6-4)Virginia Tech (11-8-0)Cal Poly (11-2-6)Stanford (12-5-3)California (11-5-3)*Santa Clara (14-4-2)*Texas A&M (17-5-0)Texas St. (13-9-0)Illinois (13-5-2)Rice (14-4-3) Nebraska (12-8-0)Oral Roberts (13-5-1)Creighton (8-7-4) *Kansas (17-4-0)*Portland (17-3-0)Weber St. (8-9-2)Colorado (14-5-2)Utah (13-5-3)West Virginia (14-5-0)Southern Methodist (15-3-3)North Texas (15-5-1)*Texas (13-6-2)Arizona (15-5-0)Colgate (12-6-2)Harvard (8-6-2)*Connecticut (16-6-1)Dayton (20-1-0)Wisconsin (15-5-1)Eastern Ill. (13-5-2)*Notre Dame (19-1-1)*Virginia (16-2-2)James Madison (11-7-3)Duke (13-7-0)Va. Commonwealth (15-6-0)San Diego (11-7-2)UNLV (12-4-2)Pepperdine (9-6-3)*UCLA (13-6-0)*Tennessee (15-4-2)Furman (13-8-0)Wake Forest (10-6-2)UAB (15-5-1)Detroit (13-7-1)Michigan (11-8-2)Bowling Green (10-11-2)*Ohio St. (16-3-3)*Princeton (15-2-0)Central Conn. St. (11-9-1)Yale (13-4-0)Villanova (13-5-2)Florida St. (12-5-2)Boston College (14-6-0)UCF (16-3-2)*Florida (16-3-3)Washington (14-4-1)Birmingham-So. (12-6-3)Clemson (10-7-2)*Auburn (14-3-2)Loyola (Md.) (16-3-0)Maryland (7-6-4)Binghamton (14-5-1)*Penn St. (18-2-1)

North Carolina 6-0

William & Mary 2-1

Stanford 2-0

Santa Clara 2-1

Texas A&M 10-0

Illinois 2-0

Nebraska 3-0

Kansas 3-1

Portland 3-0

Colorado 3-0

West Virginia 2-1

Texas 3-0

Colgate 1-0

Connecticut 2-1

Wisconsin 2-1 (ot)

Notre Dame 4-0

Virginia 6-0

Duke 2-1

San Diego 1-0 (2 ot)

UCLA 1-0

Tennessee 2-0

UAB 2-0

Detroit 3-2

Ohio St. 2-0

Princeton 5-0

Villanova 2-1

Boston College 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

UCF 3-2

Washington 5-0

Auburn 2-0

Maryland 3-0

Penn St. 6-1

*North Carolina 6-0


*Illinois 2-1

Nebraska 2-1 (ot)

*Portland 3-0

Texas 2-1

Connecticut 4-0

*Notre Dame 1-0

Duke 3-0

*UCLA 3-0

Tennessee 1-0

*Ohio St. 3-0

*Princeton 1-0 (2 ot)

Boston College 2-1

*Washington 1-0

Maryland 1-0

*Santa Clara 1-0 (ot)

Illinois 2-1

Portland 2-0

*Notre Dame 2-0

UCLA 2-0

*Ohio St. 1-0

*Princeton 2-0

Washington 1-0

Santa Clara 2-0

Notre Dame 3-1

UCLA 1-0

Princeton 3-1



*Host institution. All first-round games played November 12; all second-round games played November 14, except where noted.

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FinalSemifinals


Mercyhurst (16-1)

Barry (11-3-2)

Keene St. (12-8-1)


Barry 2-1


NATIONAL CHAMPION

Miami Shores, Fla.November 13


FinalSemifinals

Keene St. (13-3-2)

Cal St. Dom. Hills (18-2)

Adelphi (8-6-1)

Barry (15-0-1)

Keene St. 1-0

Barry 4-0

Barry 4-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION



FinalSemifinals

Keene St. (12-3-1)

Adelphi (12-2-1)

Sonoma St. (12-4)

Barry (12-2)

Keene St. 2-1 (2 ot, pk)


Sonoma St. 2-0

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Sonoma St. (16-1-2)

Adelphi 1-0

Cal St. Dom. Hills 2-1 (ot)

Barry (11-2-1)

Sonoma St. 1-0



NATIONAL CHAMPION

Carson, Calif.November 17

Keene St. (14-1-2)

*Adelphi (13-3-1)

Cal St. Dom. Hills (15-4-1)




*Franklin Pierce (19-0)

Keene St. (15-2-1)

*Sonoma St. (13-4)


Barry (15-2)

Franklin Pierce 3-2 (2 ot)

Sonoma St. 1-0 (2 ot)

Adelphi (14-2-1)

Barry 3-2 (2 ot)

Adelphi 3-1

Barry 3-2

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Garden City, N.Y.November 15



*Barry (14-1)


*Sonoma St. (17-3)

Cal Poly (13-4-1)

Mercyhurst (12-2-1)

Barry 2-1

Cal Poly 1-0


Barry 3-0

Cal Poly 3-2

Barry 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


*Host institution.





November 8

November 8

November 6

November 7



November 9

November 10


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Mercyhurst (13-1)

Quincy 3-2 (ot)

Regis (Colo.) 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

Franklin Pierce 2-1

Regis (Colo.) 3-1

Franklin Pierce 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Rindge, N.H.November 13*Quincy (12-3-1)

Presbyterian (15-2)

Sonoma St. (12-3-1)

*Regis (Colo.) (13-7)


FinalSemifinalsFirst Round


Mercyhurst (14-1-1)

Denver (13-2-2)

*Sonoma St. (15-1)

*Lewis (16-3-2)

Quincy (14-4-1)

Presbyterian (15-4)

*Barry (14-1-1)

Franklin Pierce 8-0

Sonoma St. 1-0

Quincy 2-0

Barry 2-0

Franklin Pierce 5-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONRindge, N.H.November 12

Franklin Pierce 3-1

Barry 2-1 (ot)

*Host institution.

November 5

November 5

Rindge, N.H.November 11




November 5

November 6

November 6

November 4




*Adelphi (16-1)

Bloomsburg (17-2-1)

*St. Joseph’s (Ind.) (21-1-1)


*Regis (Colo.) (14-4-2)

Northern Colo. (13-5-2)

*UC Davis (15-3-1)

Humboldt St. (10-3-5)


Merrimack (16-4-1)

Bloomsburg 2-0

*St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 2-1

Regis (Colo.) 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

*Humboldt St. 1-0

Barry (11-3-1)

*Lynn (18-0)

Franklin Pierce 1-0


November 24

Franklin Pierce 4-0

St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 2-1

Regis (Colo.) 1-0

Lynn 2-1

Franklin Pierce 2-0

Lynn 2-1

*Host institution.

November 9

November 10

November 9

November 9

Northeast

Central

Great Plains

West

New EnglandNovember 16

November 16

November 16

November 16South

Boca Raton, Fla.November 22

Boca Raton, Fla.November 22


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*Adelphi (17-1)


*Mesa St. (16-3)

Northern Colo. (13-5-2)


Sonoma St. (14-3-2)

*St. Joseph’s (Ind.) (16-4-2)

Truman (14-5-1)


Ashland (12-6)

*Presbyterian (13-5-1)

Catawba (12-9)

*Lynn (17-1-1)

Barry (14-1-2)

Franklin Pierce 6-2

*Adelphi 3-1

Mesa St. 1-0 (ot)

*Cal St. Dom. Hills 2-1 (3 ot)

Truman 1-0

*West Va. Wesleyan 1-0

Catawba 2-0

*Lynn 2-1

Franklin Pierce 3-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONCarson, Calif.

December 7

Franklin Pierce 2-1 (ot)


West Va. Wesleyan 1-0

Lynn 4-0


West Va. Wesleyan 1-0 (ot)

*Host institution.

South

November 16Southeast

November 15Great Lakes

November 15Central

November 16West

November 16Great Plains

November 15Northeast

November 16New England

November 22

November 23

November 22

November 22



November 15





American Int’l (15-3)

*Bloomsburg (16-0-4)

C.W. Post (13-5-1)

*Lynn (15-1)

Barry (12-3)

*Francis Marion (15-3)

Belmont Abbey (19-3)

Southern Ind. (17-2-1)


Ashland (15-2-1)


Metro St. (17-4-1)

*Mesa St. (16-3-1)


*Sonoma St. (20-1)

*Franklin Pierce 4-0

C.W. Post 3-2

*Lynn 1-0

Belmont Abbey 3-1

*Southern Ind. 2-1

Ashland 3-0

Mesa St. 3-1

*Sonoma St. 2-2 (4 ot, pk)

Lynn 3-1


December 6

Franklin Pierce 5-0

Lynn 7-0

Ashland 1-0

Sonoma St. 4-1

Lynn 4-0

Sonoma St. 5-2

*Host institution.

Far WestNovember 15

MidwestNovember 15

Great LakesNovember 14

CentralNovember 14

SoutheastNovember 15

South

Northeast

New England

November 21

November 21

November 22

November 22

Boca Raton, Fla.December 4

Boca Raton, Fla.December 4

November 14

November 14

November 14


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Merrimack (17-2)

*Lock Haven (15-3)

C.W. Post (16-2-1)

*Northern Ky. (20-2)

North Dakota St. (14-2-2)

*Ashland (16-1)

Mercyhurst (15-5)

Presbyterian (15-1-1)

*Belmont Abbey (19-2)

*Barry (14-2-1)

West Fla. (19-1)

*Incarnate Word (15-2)

Tex. A&M-Commerce (15-3-1)

*Cal Poly Ponoma (15-5)



Lock Haven 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

*Northern Ky. 1-0

Mercyhurst 1-0

Belmont Abbey 3-2

*Barry 5-0

Tex. A&M-Commerce 1-0

*Cal Poly Pomona 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

Franklin Pierce 3-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Franklin Pierce 3-1

Northern Ky. 3-1

Barry 1-0

Cal Poly Pomona 2-1 (2 ot)

Franklin Pierce 2-0

Cal Poly Ponoma 2-1 (4 ot)

*Host institution.



CentralNovember 13

MidwestNovember 14



SouthNovember 14

Far WestNovember 13

November 21

November 21

November 21

November 20

Miami Shores, Fla.December 2








Bloomsburg (15-3-1)

*Central Okla. (20-2)

Mesa St. (15-4)


Sonoma St. (14-4-3)

*North Fla. (17-1)

Francis Marion (17-2)

*Barry (16-0)

Lynn (13-2)

*Northern Ky. (18-1-2)

Minn. Duluth (17-1-2)


Ashland (14-3)


Bloomsburg 2-0

Central Okla. 1-0 (2 ot)

*UC San Diego 2-0

North Fla. 3-0

*Barry 4-1

*Northern Ky. 6-2

Mercyhurst 0-0 (4 ot, pk)

UC San Diego 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Franklin Pierce 6-0

UC San Diego 6-2

Barry 1-0

Northern Ky. 1-0

UC San Diego 2-1

Northern Ky. 5-1

*Host institution.



MidwestNovember 12

CentralNovember 11

Far WestNovember 11


SouthNovember 12


November 18

November 18

November 19

November 18





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*Bloomsburg (15-3-1)

Slippery Rock (13-4)

*Merrimack (17-3)

Bryant (13-7)

*Belmont Abbey (13-4-1)

North Fla. (14-5)

*West Fla. (18-2)

Barry (15-3)

*Incarnate Word (16-1)

West Tex. A&M (16-3)

*Cal Poly Pomona (15-3-2)


*Ashland (16-0-1)

Northern Ky. (19-1)

*Winona St. (18-4)

Northern Colo. (14-6)

*Lock Haven (17-3)

Slippery Rock 1-0


Merrimack 3-2 (ot)

*Barton (15-1-1)

North Fla. 1-0

*Christian Bros. (19-0)

Barry 4-0

*Regis (Colo.) (18-0-1)

Incarnate Word 1-0


Cal Poly Pomona 2-1


Northern Ky. 4-0

*Truman (17-2)

Northern Colo. 2-1

UC San Diego 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

*Host institution.

Northeast

New England

Midwest

Central

Far West

Southeast

South

Great Lakes

*Lock Haven 3-2 (ot)


North Fla. 2-1

*Christian Bros. 3-1

Incarnate Word 3-1

*UC San Diego 1-0

Northern Ky. 2-1

*Truman 1-0


Christian Bros. 7-1

UC San Diego 2-0

Northern Ky. 2-0

Christian Bros. 4-1

UC San Diego 3-2

Second Round

November 7

November 7

November 7

November 7

November 7

November 7

November 7

November 7

November 10

November 10

November 11

November 10

November 10

November 10

November 11

November 10

November 17

November 18

November 18

November 17

San DiegoNovember 30

San DiegoNovember 30

San DiegoDecember 2


* Lock Haven (16-2-1)

Northeast * Adelphi 0-0 (2 ot, 3-1 pk)* Adelphi (15-1-2)

Adelphi 2-1 Bloomsburg (12-5-3)

Franklin Pierce 2-1

* Franklin Pierce (16-0-2)

New England Franklin Pierce 2-1 (ot)* Merrimack (14-6-1)

Merrimack 2-0 Virginia Beach, Va. St. Rose (14-4) Neb.-Omaha 3-1

* Neb.-Omaha (18-0)

Central Neb.-Omaha 3-0* Northern Colo. (12-4-1)

Truman 1-0 Truman (15-2-2)

Neb.-Omaha 1-0

* Northern Ky. (19-0-2)

Great Lakes * Northern Ky. 2-1 (ot)* Ashland (14-1-2)

Ashland 3-2 Wheeling Jesuit (15-4-1) Virginia Beach, Va.

Christian Bros. 2-1

* Kennesaw St. (13-0)

Southeast North Fla. 1-1 (2 ot, 5-4 pk) Catawba (13-2-1)

North Fla. 2-0* North Fla. (14-2-2)

Christian Bros. 3-1

* Barry (17-0)

South * Christian Bros. 2-1* Christian Bros. (17-1)

Christian Bros.5-0 West Fla. (10-3-1) Virginia Beach, Va.

Christian Bros. 1-0 (ot)

* Central Okla. (18-2)

Midwest * Metro St. 2-0* West Tex. A&M (14-2)

Metro St. 2-1 Metro St. (17-2-2)

Metro. St 1-0

* UC San Diego (14-2-1)

Far West UC Davis 1-1 (2 ot, 4-2 pk)* UC Davis (11-6-2)

UC Davis 4-2 San Fran. St. (9-4-4)



NATIONAL CHAMPIONDecember 8

December 6

December 6

*Host institution.


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*Christian Bros. (16-1-1)Tampa (16-5)Barry (15-4-2)West Fla. (18-3-1)*Kennesaw St. (20-1)Presbyterian (14-5)Tusculum (14-4-1)Carson-Newman (15-3-2)North Dakota (14-2-2)Minn. St. Mankato (13-5-2)*Neb.-Omaha (14-3-2)Truman (18-1-1)*Grand Valley St. (16-1-2)Wis.-Parkside (13-2-5)Ashland (16-1-1)Northern Ky. (16-2-3)*Franklin Pierce (18-2)Southern N.H. (11-4-4)Merrimack (19-3)St. Rose (14-4-1)*Adelphi (16-1-1)Kutztown (14-3-3)Slippery Rock (15-2-2)West Chester (11-5-3)*Metro St. (19-0-1)Central Okla. (15-4-2)Tex. A&M-Commerce (16-2-3)West Tex. A&M (14-3-2)*UC San Diego (16-2)Cal St. San B'dino (11-7-2)Cal St. Dom. Hills (16-4-1)Seattle Pacific (17-1-2)

Kennesaw St. 1-0

Neb.-Omaha 1-0 (ot)

Franklin Pierce 2-1

UC San Diego 3-2

Kennesaw St. 1-0


Kennesaw St. 2-0

November 14 or 15 November 16 or 17

South

Southeast

Great Lakes

Midwest

Northeast



*Host institution.


November 22

November 23

November 23

Barry 1-1 (2 ot, 2-1 pk)

*Kennesaw St. 2-0

*Neb.-Omaha 3-2

Northern Ky. 4-3


Adelphi 4-1

Metro St. 1-0

*UC San Diego 0-0 (2 ot, 4-3 pk)Far West

New England

Christian Bros. 3-0

Barry 1-0

Kennesaw St. 4-0

Tusculum 1-0

Minn. St. Mankato 2-1

Neb.-Omaha 3-1

Grand Valley St. 4-0

Northern Ky. 1-1 (2ot, 3-2 pk)

Franklin Pierce 2-1

St. Rose 0-0 (2 ot, 6-5 pk)

Adelphi 4-0

West Chester 3-0

Metro St. 4-0

West Tex. A&M 2-1

UC San Diego 1-0


Central




November 21

*Carson-Newman (14-1-2)Clayton St. (11-5-1)Catawba (15-1-3)North Fla. (12-2-3)*Barry (12-2-2)Lincoln Memorial (11-4-1)Harding (15-3-1)Tampa (12-4-1)*Franklin Pierce (18-1)St. Rose (13-4-2)Merrimack (15-4-1)Assumption (14-5)*Southampton (17-1-2)West Chester (11-7-2)Indiana (Pa.) (19-3)Adelphi (17-3)*Truman (18-0-2)South Dakota (14-4)Southwest Baptist (16-2-2)Neb.-Omaha (17-3-1)*Wis.-Parkside (17-1)Grand Valley St. (15-4)Northern Ky. (15-4-1)Ashland (17-1-1)*Seattle Pacific (19-0-1)Cal. St. Chico (11-5-4)Seattle (14-3-3)Cal. St. Dom. Hills (12-5-3)*Metro St. (20-1)West Tex. A&M (13-5-1)Tex. A&M-Commerce (15-6-1)Regis (Colo.) (18-4)

Carson-Newman 3-1

Adelphi 2-2 (2 ot, pk)

Neb.-Omaha 4-0

Metro St. 1-0

Adelphi 2-1

Metro St. 2-0

Metro St. 3-2

November 11-12 November 13-14

Southeast

South*

Northeast*

Far West

Great Lakes*



*Host institution and/or region.


November 20

November 21

November 21

*Carson-Newman 1-0

Lincoln Memorial 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Franklin Pierce 5-2

*Adelphi 5-1

Neb.-Omaha 2-1 (ot)

*Ashland 1-0

Seattle 2-0

*Metro St. 1-0Midwest*

Central

Carson-Newman 3-2

Catawba 1-0 (ot)

Lincoln Memorial 1-0 (ot)

Tampa 4-1

Franklin Pierce 1-0

Assumption 1-0

Southampton 2-2 (2 ot, pk)

Adelphi 2-0

Truman 3-1

Neb.-Omaha 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Wis.-Parkside 1-0

Ashland 1-0

Seattle Pacific 2-2 (2 ot, pk)

Seattle 1-0

Metro St. 2-0

Regis (Colo.) 3-2

New England

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*St. Mary’s (Minn.) (16-3-1)

Methodist (13-4)

Mount Holyoke (12-5-1)

*Smith (18-4)

Hartwick (11-5-1)

*Kean (12-4)

*Curry (16-2-1)

St. Lawrence (11-3)


St. Mary’s (Minn.) 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

*Rochester (10-2-1)

Smith 1-0

*Cortland St. (16-3)

Hartwick 3-1


St. Lawrence 2-1

Rochester 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONCortland, N.Y.

November 16

UC San Diego 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Rochester 3-1

Cortland St. 1-0

Plymouth St. 3-0

Rochester 2-0

Plymouth St. 3-2

*Host institution.

Second Round

November 8

Cortland, N.Y.November 15


November 8

November 8

November 8

November 9

November 9

November 9

November 9

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SemifinalsFirst and Second Rounds (Regionals) Final

*St. Thomas (Minn.) (11-3-1)

St. Mary’s (Minn.) (13-4)

*Hartwick (12-5)

William Smith (15-1-1)

Scranton (11-7-1)

Ithaca (11-5-1)

Plymouth St. (14-3)

*Curry (14-3)


*St. Thomas (Minn.) 2-1

William Smith 2-1 (2 ot, pk)


*Rochester (13-1)

Scranton 2-0

Plymouth St. 2-1

Methodist (16-3)

Rochester 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONRochester, N.Y.

November 15


William Smith 2-0

Rochester 6-0

Plymouth St. 2-0

William Smith 1-0 (2 ot)

Rochester 1-0

*Host institution.

November 7

November 7

November 7

November 7

Milton, Mass.November 8

November 8

Oneonta, N.Y.November 8

November 8



Rochester, N.Y.

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*William Smith (14-1-1)

Alfred (14-5-1)

Allegheny (16-4)

Hartwick (12-3-3)

Methodist (13-3-1)


Kalamazoo (13-4-1)

Rochester (12-3-2)


*St. Thomas




Salem St. (13-5)

Brandeis (10-2-2)

Ithaca (11-5-3)

*William Smith 6-0

Hartwick 2-1

Methodist 3-1

Kalamazoo 3-2 (2 ot, pk)

UC San Diego 3-0

Cortland St. 2-1

*Plymouth St. 3-0

Ithaca 1-0


NATIONAL CHAMPIONGeneva, N.Y.November 13


Methodist 2-1

UC San Diego 2-0

Ithaca 2-0



*Host institution.


(Minn.) (11-3)

November 5

November 6

Geneva, N.Y.November 5

November 5

November 5

Rocky Mount, N.C.November 5

St. Paul, Minn.November 5

November 5

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UC San Diego (15-1)

*Macalester (11-2-2)



Plymouth St. (14-2)

Salem St. (9-5-2)


*Eastern Conn. St. (12-5)

*Methodist (15-5)

Scranton (13-5-3)



Rochester (14-1-1)


Ithaca (15-0-6)

*Hartwick (10-5-2)


St. Thomas (Minn.) 2-1 (2 ot, pk)

Plymouth St. 1-0

William Smith 2-0

*Methodist 3-0

Mary Washington 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

Rochester 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

Ithaca 2-0


NATIONAL CHAMPIONLa Jolla, Calif.November 12


Plymouth St. 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

Methodist 3-0



Ithaca 2-0

*Host institution.

November 4

November 4

November 4


Willamantic, Conn.November 4

Willamantic, Conn.November 5


Fayetteville, N.C.November 4


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Kalamazoo (16-1)

Methodist (16-2-1)

Scranton (15-4-1)

Plymouth St. (13-2)

*Ithaca (14-5-2)

Salem St. (15-1-1)

Hartwick (12-4-1)

Rochester (13-2-1)


Kean (12-3-1)

*Cortland St. (20-1)

St. Mary’s (Minn.) (12-4-1)

St. Benedict (13-4-1)


Macalester (13-3-1)

Kalamazoo 3-1

Methodist 1-0 (ot)

*Ithaca 1-0 (2 ot, pk)

Salem St. 2-0

Rochester 1-0

*Cortland St. 3-1

St. Benedict 1-0

Macalester 1-0


NATIONAL CHAMPIONCortland, N.Y.

November 11

Methodist 1-0

Ithaca 1-0


St. Benedict 1-0

Ithaca 1-0

Cortland St. 3-1

*Host institution.

November 3

November 3

November 3


Ithaca, N.Y.November 3



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Rochester (14-3-1)

Binghamton (14-5-3)


Salem St. (13-3-1)

Kean (12-2-1)



TCNJ (16-1-1)

N.C. Wesleyan (12-5)

Ithaca (15-2-3)

Cal Lutheran (16-3)

Kalamazoo (14-1-1)



*William Smith 2-0


Cortland St. 2-0

*Plymouth St. 3-1

TCNJ 1-0

Ithaca 1-0

Cal Lutheran 3-0

*UC San Diego 5-0

Ithaca 2-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONPlymouth, N.H.

November 17

Rochester 1-0

Plymouth St. 1-0

Ithaca 1-0

UC San Diego 2-0

Rochester 1-0

Ithaca 1-0

*Host institution.



November 9

November 9

November 9




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*Rochester (13-2-2)

Geneseo St. (12-3-2)


Scranton (15-5-1)

*Salem St. (12-4-2)

Mass.-Dartmouth (14-2-1)



Cal Lutheran (16-3)



Macalester (16-2)

TCNJ (15-0-4)

Rochester 2-0

*Ithaca (16-2-1)



William Smith 5-0

Kean (14-3-1)

Mass.-Dartmouth 2-2 (4 ot, pk)

*Wooster (13-6-1)

Mary Washington 1-0

Denison (15-2-1)


Cal Lutheran 3-0

*UC San Diego 1-0

TCNJ 1-0


*Plymouth St. 3-2

Mass.-Dartmouth 1-0

Mary Washington 1-0

Denison 4-1

Cortland St. 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONFredericksburg, Va.

November 15

UC San Diego 3-2

Cortland St. 1-0

Mass.-Dartmouth 1-0

Mary Washington 1-0 (4 ot)


Mass.-Dartmouth 1-0 (2 ot)

*Host institution.

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

Wooster, OhioNovember 7




November 7

November 7

November 7

November 7

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*TCNJ (16-1-2)

Gettysburg (16-1)

*Williams (12-1-1)

Bates (10-1-2)

Rochester (10-4-2)



Cal Lutheran (14-4)


Denison (16-3-1)

Ithaca (16-0-3)

Geneseo St. (18-1)

TCNJ 4-0

Emory (11-7-1)


*Methodist (16-1-1)


Williams 2-0

Mass.-Dartmouth (12-1-3)



Wis.-Stevens Point (15-4-1)

UC San Diego 1-0


*William Smith 3-1

Ithaca 1-0 (2 ot)

TCNJ 5-0 (2 ot)

*Methodist 1-0

*Plymouth St. 2-0

Rochester 2-0

Wis.-Stevens Point 4-2 (2 ot)

UC San Diego 2-0

TCNJ 4-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONGeneva, N.Y.November 14


TCNJ 2-1 (3 ot)

Plymouth St. 1-0

UC San Diego 2-0

TCNJ 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Plymouth St. 1-0 (2 ot)

*Host institution.

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 6

November 6

November 6

St. Peter, Minn.November 6


Fayetteville, N.C.November 6


November 6

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*Amherst (10-2-2)


*Skidmore (14-2-2)

Geneseo St. (16-3-1)

*Gust. Adolphus (13-2)

St. Mary’s (Minn.) (15-2-1)

*Gettysburg (13-4)


TCNJ (18-1)

Amherst 4-2 (2 ot)


Williams (12-2)

*Ithaca (14-4-3)

Geneseo St. 2-2 (4 ot, pk)




St. Mary’s (Minn.) 4-1

*Wis.-Stevens Point (16-2-2)



Gettysburg 4-1


Methodist (12-4-3)

TCNJ 1-0


Geneseo St. 1-0 (2 ot)

William Smith 2-0

UC San Diego 1-0

*Wis.-Stevens Point 1-0

*N.C. Wesleyan 1-0

Methodist 1-0

TCNJ 4-3 (3 ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPIONLa Jolla, Calif.November 13

TCNJ 2-0

Geneseo St. 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

UC San Diego 3-1

N.C. Wesleyan 1-0 (2 ot)

TCNJ 6-0

UC San Diego 2-0

*Host institution.

November 2

November 2

November 2

November 2



November 5

November 5

Stevens Point, Wis.November 5

November 5

November 5


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*Wis.-Stevens Point (17-2)

Macalester (12-4-2)

*Williams (12-2)



Rochester (10-3-4)

UC San Diego 2-0



Macalester 1-0



Heidelberg (16-2)

Rochester 1-0



*Emory (12-5-1)

Methodist (14-3)

*Amherst (13-1)

Bowdoin (13-1)

TCNJ (16-2-1)


UC San Diego 2-0

*Gust. Adolphus 1-0 (2 ot)

*William Smith 1-0

Rochester 2-1

Randolph-Macon 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Methodist 1-0

*Amherst 1-0


UC San Diego 3-0

NATIONAL CHAMPIONPomona, N.J.November 12



Methodist 1-0

Richard Stockton 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

UC San Diego 1-0

Methodist 2-0

*Host institution.

November 1

November 1

November 1

November 1

November 4

November 4



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November 4

November 4


November 5

November 5

AtlantaNovember 5

November 5

Pomona, N.J.November 11

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*Ithaca (14-3)

William Smith (12-4)

*Rochester (13-3-1)

Skidmore (11-4-2)

*Wooster (18-2)

Heidelberg (16-4)


*Macalester (14-2-2)


Cal Lutheran (17-2)

*Randolph-Macon (17-1-1)


*Bowdoin (11-1-2)

Bates (11-2-1)

*Kean (16-2-1)


*Binghamton (17-1)

Ithaca 3-0

TCNJ (16-1-2)

Rochester 2-0

*Wilmington (Ohio) (16-2)

Chicago (14-3-1)

Heidelberg 2-1

Macalester 1-0

*Trinity (Tex.) (14-2-1)

Emory (14-5)

UC San Diego 3-0

Randolph-Macon 1-0

*Williams (11-0-3)

Bates 2-0

Richard Stockton 1-0 (2 ot)

Amherst (10-1-3)

Ithaca 1-0 (2 ot)

TCNJ 2-1

Chicago 2-0

Macalester 2-0

*Trinity (Tex.) 1-0

UC San Diego 5-1

Bates 2-0

Amherst 2-1 (2 ot)

UC San Diego 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPIONAmherst, Mass.

November 17

TCNJ 2-0

Chicago 1-0

UC San Diego 2-0

Amherst 1-0

TCNJ 1-0

UC San Diego 2-1

*Host institution.

November 6

November 6

November 6

November 6

November 6

November 6

November 6

November 6



November 9

San AntonioNovember 9

November 9

Wilmington, OhioNovember 9

November 9

Binghamton, N.Y.November 9

November 9

Binghamton, N.Y.November 10

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TCNJ (18-0)

Elizabethtown 5-0

*Gettysburg (14-5)


*Amherst (12-2)


Drew (17-3-1)

Wm. Paterson (16-2-1)

*William Smith (14-3)

Elmira 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

Nazareth 3-2 (3 ot)

Rochester (14-1-2)


Colby 1-0 (2 ot)

Middlebury (11-3)

Bowdoin (10-3-1)


Emory (11-7-1)

N.C. Wesleyan 3-0



Chicago (12-4-2)


Cal Lutheran (15-4)

*Calvin (18-1-1)

Denison 2-0

Kalamazoo 5-1


*Macalester (17-1)



St. Thomas (Minn.) (16-2)

Elizabethtown 2-1


*Amherst 3-2

Wm. Paterson 4-0

*William Smith 3-0

Rochester 3-2

Colby 2-2 (2 ot, pk)

Middlebury 1-0



*UC San Diego 2-1 (2 ot)

Gust. Adolphus 4-2

*Calvin 2-0


*Macalester 2-0


Elizabethtown 2-0

*Amherst 3-2 (3 ot)

*William Smith 6-0

Middlebury 1-0 (4 ot)


UC San Diego 3-1


Macalester 4-2 (2 ot)

UC San Diego 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Elizabethtown 1-0

William Smith 1-0

UC San Diego 2-1



UC San Diego 2-0

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals



*Elmira (13-3)

Ithaca (10-4-3)

*Nazareth (15-0-2)

Oneonta St. (14-4)

Colby (8-5)

*Bates (9-5)


Lynchburg (18-1-1)

*DePauw (13-4-1)

Denison (15-2-2)

Kalamazoo (16-1-1)




St. Paul, Minn.

Grand Rapids, Mich.

La Jolla, Calif.

Fredericksburg, Va.

Plymouth, N.H.

Geneva, N.Y.

Amherst, Mass.

Gettysburg, Pa.

Gettysburg, Pa.Mid-Atlantic

MetroNovember 9

New YorkNovember 9

New EnglandPlymouth, N.H.

November 9

SouthNovember 9

WestNovember 9


CentralNovember 9

November 14

November 15

November 16

November 16



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TCNJ (15-2-1)

Elizabethtown 3-1

Gettysburg (14-3-1)


*Wm. Paterson (14-0-2)

Connecticut Col. (10-4)

Amherst (9-3-2)

Williams (12-0-2)


Wellesley 1-0

Colby 5-1

*Tufts (11-2-1)

William Smith (14-3)

Rochester 1-0 (3 ot)


*Ithaca (13-3-1)




Willamette (15-0-4)


Lynchburg 1-0 (3 ot)

Emory (14-1-4)


Macalester (17-1)

Gust. Adolphus 2-1


Chicago (13-4-1)


Denison 1-0

*Ohio Wesleyan 4-3 (2 ot)

Kalamazoo (18-2)

TCNJ 4-1

*Richard Stockton 2-1 (2 ot)

Connecticut Col. 2-1 (2 ot)


Wellesley 2-1

*Tufts 4-0


*Ithaca 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

St. Benedict 1-0

Willamette 1-0


Emory 0-0 (2 ot, pk)


Chicago 2-1


*Ohio Wesleyan 3-2

*TCNJ 1-0

Connecticut Col. 1-0

*Tufts 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

Ithaca 2-1

*Willamette 2-1 (2 ot)


*Macalester 3-0

Washington-St. Louis 6-5 (2 ot)


NATIONAL CHAMPION


TCNJ 1-0 (2 ot)

Ithaca 1-0 (2 ot)

Willamette 2-0

Macalester 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

TCNJ 2-0

Macalester 1-0

*Host institution. All first-round games played November 4, and all regional semifinal games played November 7.

Quarterfinals



*Wellesley (14-2-2)

Bowdoin (9-4-1)

Keene St. (16-3)

*Colby (8-4-1)

*Nazareth (15-3)

Rochester (12-4-2)

*Lynchburg (17-3-2)

Roanoke (14-5-1)



*Denison (15-2-1)

Calvin (15-6)


Olivet (16-2)

Delaware, Ohio

Wheaton, Ill.

Fredericksburg, Va.

La Jolla, Calif.

Ithaca, N.Y.

Medford, Mass.

Wayne, N.J.

Pomona, N.J.

Mid-AtlanticNovember 8

MetroWayne, N.J.


New YorkNovember 8

WestLa Jolla, Calif.

SouthNovember 8

CentralWheaton, Ill.


November 15

November 15

November 14

November 15



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November 8

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*Macalester (16-2)

Simpson 3-0

Chicago 2-1 (2 ot)

Wis.-Stevens Point (17-3)

N.C. Wesleyan 3-2 (ot)

*Lynchburg (20-1-2)

Mary Washington (12-4)

Denison (17-1)


Union (N.Y.) 4-3 (3 ot)

Nazareth (15-2)

Oneonta St. 7-0

*Williams (12-1-1)

Bowdoin 2-0


Wellesley 1-0


Cal Lutheran 2-1

UC Santa Cruz (16-2)

Puget Sound 1-1 (4 ot, pk)


Maryville (Mo.) (16-2)

Austin (12-3-2)



DePauw 3-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 3-0

Kalamazoo (16-2)

TCNJ (19-0-1)

Elizabethtown 2-0

*Rowan 1-0 (2 ot)

Scranton (19-2)

*Macalester 5-0

Chicago 2-1

N.C. Wesleyan 1-0

Denison 3-1

*William Smith 4-1

Nazareth 1-0 (2 ot)

*Williams 1-0

Wellesley 3-0

*UC San Diego 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Puget Sound 1-0

*Trinity (Tex.) 4-0

Hardin-Simmons 1-0 (ot)

DePauw 1-0


TCNJ 0-0 (2 ot, pk)


*Macalester 2-0

N.C. Wesleyan 2-0

*Nazareth 2-0

Williams 1-0

*UC San Diego 1-0 (3 ot)

Trinity (Tex.) 2-0

*Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0

TCNJ 3-0

UC San Diego 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION


Macalester 1-0 (ot)

Williams 2-0

UC San Diego 1-0

TCNJ 1-0

Macalester 1-0

UC San Diego 1-0

*Host Institution. All first-round games played November 3, and all regional semifinal games played November 6.

Quarterfinals

*Simpson (19-2)

*Oneonta St. (17-2-2)

Grinnell (14-2-1)

*Chicago (12-2-4)

Edgewood (15-3-2)


SCAD (12-2-2)

*Ithaca (11-4-2)

Union (N.Y.) (15-2-1)

*Cal Lutheran (14-6)

Western New Eng. (14-7-1)

*Bowdoin (12-2)

Framingham St. (14-4)

*Wellesley (14-1-1)

Endicott (13-7-1)

Arcadia (14-4-3)

Chapman (13-4)

*Willamette (18-0-2)

Mt. St. Joseph (11-9)

Puget Sound (11-5-2)

*DePauw (14-1-2)

Capital (15-4-1)



Gettysburg (12-6)

*Rowan (16-3-1)

Central

Mid-Atlantic

South

West

New England

Southeast

New York

Great Lakes

FinalSemifinals

Glassboro, N.J.

Delaware, Ohio

San Antonio

La Jolla, Calif.

Williamstown, Mass.

Geneva, N.Y.

Lynchburg, Va.

St. Paul, Minn.

November 7

Lynchburg, Va.

November 7

November 7

November 7

November 7

Delaware, Ohio

Glassboro, N.J.

November 13

November 14

November 13

November 14



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November 7

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Villa Julie 2-1 (ot)

Salisbury (18-0-2)

Lynchburg 9-0


William Penn 1-0

Macalester (16-1-1)

Wis.-Stevens Point 7-0

*Middlebury (15-1)

Wheaton (Mass.) 1-0

Bowdoin (13-2-1)

Tufts 5-0


Nazareth 7-1

Oneonta St. (19-1)

Western Conn. St. 1-0 (3 ot)

*Emory (14-2-3)

SCAD (13-2-1)


Austin (16-3-1)

*Willamette (17-2-1)



Chapman 4-0

*Messiah (16-2)

Scranton 2-1 (ot)

TCNJ (18-1)

Muhlenberg 2-1

*Denison (13-2-1)



Albion 2-0

Villa Julie 2-1

Salisbury 2-1 (2 ot)

*Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0


Wheaton (Mass.) 3-2 (2 ot)

Tufts 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

*William Smith 2-1

Oneonta St. 1-0 (2 ot)

*Emory 1-0

Trinity (Tex.) 1-0 (ot)

*Willamette 2-0

Chapman 2-1 (ot)

*Messiah 1-0

TCNJ 3-0


Ohio Wesleyan 3-1

*Salisbury 2-0


*Tufts 3-1


*Trinity (Tex.) 1-1 (4 ot, pk)

Willamette 1-0

*TCNJ 1-0 (3 ot)

Ohio Wesleyan 2-0

TCNJ 2-1

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Medford, Mass.November 19


*Tufts 1-0

Trinity (Tex.) 3-1

TCNJ 1-0 (3 ot)

Tufts 1-0 (ot)

TCNJ 1-0 (ot)

*Host Institution. All first-round games played November 1.

Quarterfinals



Villa Julie (10-7)

*Lynchburg (18-3-2)

Arcadia (14-5-1)

*Webster (17-1-2)

William Penn (12-2-2)

*Wis.-Stevens Point (18-4)

Edgewood (17-4)

*Union (N.Y.) (15-1-2)

Framingham St. (14-1-2)

*Tufts (14-3)

New England (13-5-1)

*Nazareth (12-2-3)

Penn St. -Behrend (16-4)

Lawrence (7-9-2)


*Chapman (14-4-1)

Johnson & Wales (R.I.) (18-1-2)


*Ithaca (11-4-2)

Scranton (16-3-1)


*Wilmington (Ohio) (14-7)

Mt. St. Joseph (12-6)

*Albion (16-3)

Southeast

Great Lakes

West

South

New England

Central

Northeast

Mid-Atlantic

FinalSemifinals

Granville, Ohio

Grantham, Pa.

Salem, Ore.

Atlanta

Geneva, N.Y.

Middlebury, Vt.

Wheaton, Ill.

Rocky Mount, N.C.

Rocky Mount, N.C.

November 4

Middlebury, Vt.

November 5

November 5

November 5

November 4

Granville, Ohio

November 12

November 11

November 11

November 11



November 5

November 5

November 5

November 4

November 3

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 3

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Wis.-Stevens Point (17-1)

Webster 5-1


St. Thomas 1-0 (2 ot)

*Messiah (16-1)

Frostburg St. (16-4)

Scranton (16-3)

Mary Washington 1-0


Keuka 1-0

Union (N.Y.) (14-3)

Nazareth 2-1


Amherst 6-0


Williams 9-0

*Willamette (14-1)

Lawrence 2-0

Chapman (12-4-1)

Redlands (15-3-1)

*Lynchburg (18-1-2)

N.C. Wesleyan 2-0


Hardin-Simmons 1-0


DePauw 2-0

Albion (19-0)

Mt. St. Joseph 1-0

TCNJ (17-0)

Western New Eng. (14-7-1)

*Muhlenberg (18-2)

Elizabethtown 7-0

Wis.Stevens Point 2-0

*Wheaton (Ill.) 2-0

*Messiah 7-0

Scranton 1-0

*William Smith 5-0

Union (N.Y.) 3-2

*Amherst 4-1

Western Conn. St. 2-1

*Willamette 5-0

Redlands 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

*Lynchburg 2-2 (2 ot, pk)

Hardin-Simmons 3-2

*Ohio Wesleyan 3-0

Albion 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

TCNJ 3-0

*Muhlenberg 3-1

*Wheaton (Ill.) 2-1


Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Wheaton (Ill.) 1-0

Amherst 1-0

Willamette 2-0

*Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

Amherst 1-0


*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

*Webster (17-0-1)

Edgewood (15-3-1)


Loras (15-4-2)


Gwynedd-Mercy (15-4)

*Oneonta St. (18-3)

Keuka (9-9-1)

*Nazareth (11-4-1)

Rochester (13-4)

*Amherst (11-4-1)

Endicott (16-5)

*Williams (13-1)

Framingham St. (10-6-1)

*Lawrence (12-5-1)

Aurora (11-7-1)


Maryville (Tenn.) (12-5-1)

*Hardin-Simmons (17-1-4)

Dallas (15-4)

*DePauw (12-3)

John Carroll (11-6-1)

*Denison (14-4)

Mt. St. Joseph (12-4-2)


Notre Dame (Md.) (12-8)

*William Smith 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Amherst 2-1 (2 ot)

*Willamette 2-0

Lynchburg 2-0

*Ohio Wesleyan 3-0

TCNJ 3-0

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NEW YORK

WEST

GREAT LAKES

All first-round games played October 31.

November 2

November 2

November 2

November 2

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 3

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 4

November 10

November 10

November 11

November 11

November 16

November 16


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* Wheaton (Mass.) (20-1-0)* Bridgewater St. (13-5-0)

Bridgewater St. 0-0, (2 ot,pk) Western New Eng. (15-6-0)

* Wheaton (Mass.) 3-1 Keene St. (19-2-1)

* Tufts (12-3-1) Keene St. 1-0 Tufts 4-0

Nichols (13-7-0) * William Smith 0-0 (2 ot, pk)* William Smith (14-3-3)

* Nazareth (16-3-1) William Smith 1-1 (2 ot, pk) Nazareth 3-2

Grove City (13-6-2) William Smith 3-0

Union (N.Y.) (14-5-0) New York U. (10-4-4) New York U. 2-2 (2 ot, pk)

New York U. 2-0* Misericordia (19-1-0) Ohio Wesleyan 3-0

Ohio Wesleyan (19-0-0)* Westminster (Pa.) (15-2-2) Ohio Wesleyan 3-0

Westminster (Pa.) 4-1 Frostburg St. (10-7-4)

* Ohio Wesleyan 2-0 * Wilmington (Ohio) (15-5-0)

* Albion (15-4-0) Wilmington (Ohio) 2-1 Albion 1-0

Mt. St. Joseph (11-8-2) Ohio Wesleyan 0-0 (2 ot, pk)* Wis.-Stevens Point (17-0-2)

* Aurora (19-2-0) Wis.-Stevens Point 5-2 Loras 5-1

Loras (17-4-0) St. Thomas (Minn.) 3-0

St. Benedict (12-2-4)* St. Thomas (Minn.) (11-3-2) St. Thomas (Minn.) 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

St. Thomas (Minn.) 6-1 Carroll (Wis.) (16-2-0) Ohio Wesleyan 1-0

* Chicago (13-3-1) Scranton (15-3-1) Chicago 2-1 (2 ot)

Oneonta St. 2-0* Oneonta St. (19-2-1)

Wheaton (Ill.) 2-0 Wheaton (Ill.) (16-2-3)

Wheaton (Ill.) 3-1 Webster (15-2-0)

Messiah 0-0 (2 ot, pk)* Messiah (19-0-0)

* Mary Washington (15-4-1) Messiah 2-0 Mary Washington 5-0

Notre Dame (Md.) (11-7-0)* Messiah 2-1

TCNJ (16-0-2) Johns Hopkins (14-5-2) TCNJ 2-1

Stevens Institute 1-0* Stevens Institute (12-6-1) Messiah 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Trinity (Tex.) (18-1-0)* Emory (13-3-2) Trinity (Tex.) 2-0

Emory 2-1 SCAD (9-9-1)

* Trinity (Tex.) 1-0* Texas-Dallas (14-3-2)

* Wash. & Lee (16-1-3) Texas-Dallas 1-0 Wash. & Lee 2-0

Greensboro (10-9-0) Trinity (Tex.) 2-1 Puget Sound (15-2-1)

Puget Sound 4-0 Claremont-M-S (9-8-2)

Puget Sound 1-0

* UC Santa Cruz (12-6-1) Chapman 1-1 (2 ot,pk)

Chapman (11-4-4)

*Host institution.(Teams listed on top of bracket are the designated home teams.)

November 30

November 29

November 29



NATIONAL CHAMPION

Quarterfinals

Geneva, N.Y.

Geneva, N.Y.

Geneva, N.Y.

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Webster 1-0



*Loras (19-1-1)


Chapman 3-1


Allegheny (15-1-2)

Wilmington (Ohio) 1-0 (2 ot)

Hope 2-0

*DePauw (13-4-0)



Greensboro (13-3-3)

*Wash. & Lee (15-1-2)


Me.-Farmington 1-0 (ot)

Amherst 1-0

Endicott 1-0

TCNJ (15-4-0)

Denison (12-6-1)

Mary Washington 2-1

*Messiah (16-1-3)

Scranton (20-0-1)

Frostburg St. 3-2

Eastern Conn. St. (10-6-2)



Ithaca 2-0

Stevens Institute 5-0

*Union (N.Y.) (18-1-1)

Chicago 3-0

Wheaton (Ill.)1-0

Loras 3-1

Puget Sound 1-0

Wilmington (Ohio)1-0

DePauw 1-0

Va. Wesleyan 2-1

Wash. & Lee 0-0 (2 ot) (4-1 pk)

Wheaton (Mass.) 7-0

Amherst 2-1 (ot)

TCNJ 4-2

Mary Washington 1-0

Scranton 1-0

Muhlenberg 3-1

Oneonta St. 0-0 (2 ot) (3-2 pk)

Union (N.Y.) 5-0

Chicago 0-0 (2 ot) (5-4 pk)

*Puget Sound 2-0

Oneonta St. 2-1 (ot)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Chicago 2-1 (2 ot)

DePauw 0-0 (2 ot) (5-3 pk)

TCNJ 2-0

*Oneonta St. 1-0 (2ot)

Chicago 2-1 (ot)

Oneonta St. 2-1

*Host institution.

Quarterfinals

*Webster (17-0-1)

Lake Forest (14-3-1)

*Washington-St. Louis (13-2-3)

Lakeland (11-10-0)

Macalester (13-4-3)


DePauw 4-0

*Va. Wesleyan 1-0 (2 ot)

*Chapman (14-4-0)Whittier (10-5-2)

Wilmington (Ohio) (17-3-1)

*Thomas More (15-1-2)*Hope (15-3-2)

Manchester (13-4-2)

*Husson (12-5-3)

Me.-Farmington (16-3-1)*Amherst (10-3-4)

Bridgewater St. (9-5-3)Emmanuel (Mass.) (12-6-0)

*Endicott (17-2-2)


Cabrini (12-6-4)

*Frostburg St. (15-4-0)


*Ithaca (9-5-5)

Grove City (16-4-1)

*Stevens Institute (13-6-1)

Chestnut Hill (16-1-1)

*Wheaton (Mass.) 3-2

TCNJ 5-1

Scranton 1-0

*Oneonta St. 1-0 (2 ot)

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Williams 3-1

Keene St. 1-0

*Middlebury 4-0

*Hamilton (14-1-1)

Stevens Institute 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Ithaca 4-1

*Oneonta St. (19-1-1)


Frostburg St. 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

Emory 2-0

*Lynchburg (20-1-1)

*Chicago (14-2-2)


Hope (13-4-2)


Messiah (18-0-1)

*Montclair St. 4-0

Gettysburg 11-0

*TCNJ (17-1-2)

Otterbein (14-4-2)


Manchester (15-3-2)


*Loras (18-1-2)

Macalester 3-1

Principia (16-3-1)

*Washington-St. Louis (16-2)

*Puget Sound (18-1)

Redlands 2-1

Hardin-Simmons 2-0


Wheaton (Mass.) 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

Middlebury 2-0

Hamilton 1-0

*Oneonta St. 1-0 (ot)

Chris. Newport 2-1

Lynchburg 1-0 (ot)

Chicago 4-0

*Wheaton (Ill.) 5-0

*Messiah 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

TCNJ 2-1


Ohio Wesleyan 9-0

Macalester 1-0


*Puget Sound 4-1

Hardin-Simmons 1-0

Wheaton (Mass.) 2-1

*Oneonta St. 2-1

Wheaton (Ill.) 1-1 (2 ot, pk)

NATIONAL CHAMPION

Wheaton (Mass.) 3-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 4-0

Messiah 3-0

Puget Sound 3-0

Wheaton (Ill.) 3-1

Puget Sound 3-0

Sectionals

Williams (9-5-3)

*Endicott (16-4) *Keene St. (13-5-2)

Worcester St. (12-6-2) Simmons (14-4)

*Middlebury (13-0-3)

Scranton (11-7-2)

*Stevens Institute (18-1-1)*Ithaca (12-3-4)

Misericordia (11-5-3)

*Westminster (Pa.) (14-6-2)

Frostburg St. (14-2-2) *Maryville (Tenn.) (14-3-2)

Emory (12-6)


Concordia (Wis.) (14-6-1)

*Montclair St. (10-7-3)

Bay Path (20-2-1)Chestnut Hill (9-9)

*Gettysburg (14-4-2)

*Grinnell (12-4-1)

Macalester (16-3-1)

*Chapman (14-3-2)

Redlands (14-4)

Dallas (10-6-1)

*Hardin-Simmons (17-1-1)

Chris. Newport 1-0

*Wheaton (Ill.) 3-0

Washington-St. Louis 0-0 (2 ot, pk)

*Puget Sound 2-0

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*Messiah 1-0


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