2013 ue men's soccer media guide

2013 Aces Soccer Schedule Date Opponent Location Time Aug. 23 Belmont (Exhibition) Nashville, Tenn. 5:00 PM Aug. 25 Indianapolis (Exhibition) Evansville, Ind. 5:00 PM

Bradley Tournament Aug. 30 Massachusetts Peoria, Ill. 4:30 PM Sept. 1 New Hampshire Peoria, Ill. 10:30 AM

Bearcat Soccer Classic Sept. 6 Northern Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio 5:00 PM Sept. 1 Massachusetts Cincinnati, Ohio 2:30 PM

Sept. 11 Saint Louis Evansville, Ind. 7:00 PM Sept. 14 Georgia State Evansville, Ind. 7:00 PM

ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic Sept. 20 Eastern Illinois vs. Green Bay Evansville, Ind. 5:00 PM Sept. 20 NJIT Evansville, Ind. 7:30 PM Sept. 22 Green Bay vs. NJIT Evansville, Ind. 12:00 PM Sept. 22 Eastern Illinois Evansville, Ind. 2:30 PM

Oct. 1 Butler Evansville, Ind. 7:00 PM Oct. 5 Drake* Evansville, Ind. 2:00 PM Oct. 8 Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 7:00 PM Oct. 12 Loyola* Chicago, Ill. 7:00 PM Oct. 19 Missouri State* Evansville, Ind. 7:00 PM Oct. 23 Indiana Bloomington, Ind. 7:00 PM Oct. 26 Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 7:00 PM Oct. 29 Lipscomb Nashville, Tenn. 7:00 PM Nov. 2 SIU Edwardsville* Edwardsville, Ill. 7:00 PM Nov. 9 Bradley* Evansville, Ind. 2:00 PM

Nov. 13-17 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Peoria Ill.

Home matches in bold and played at Arad McCutchan Stadium * Missouri Valley Conference match All times are Central and subject to change

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Quick Facts Table of ContentsGENERAL INFORMATIONName ......................................................................University of EvansvilleEnrollment .........................................................................................2,822Founded..............................................................................................1854Nickname ..................................................................................Purple AcesColors ....................................................................... Purple, White, OrangeConference ........................................................Missouri Valley ConferencePresident..........................................................................Dr. Thomas KazeeDirector of Athletics .................................................................John StanleyFaculty Representative ......................................................... Dr. Mark DavisAthletics Website ..................................................www.GoPurpleAces.comTicket Office Phone ....................................................812-488-ACES (2237)

SOCCER FACILITYHome Facility .....................Black Beauty Field at Arad McCutchan StadiumCapacity .............................................................................................2,500Opened ..............................................................1984 / Renovated in 2000Surface ................................................................................... Natural Grass

2012 IN REVIEWOverall Record.....................................................................................9-8-1MVC Record ........................................................................................3-2-1MVC Finish .......................................................................................... T-3rdHome ..................................................................................................6-3-0Away ...................................................................................................3-4-1Neutral ................................................................................................0-1-0

PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Soccer.................................................................... 1974All-Time Record ................................................... 413-295-62 (.577)First Year in MVC ...................................................................... 1994All-Time MVC Record ..................................................55-75-7 (.427)MVC Tournament Championships .......................................1 (1996)NCAA Postseason Appearances .................................................... 11............................. 1982, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘96

2013 TEAM INFORMATIONLetterwinners Returning/Lost .................................................... 18/6Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................. 10/1Newcomers .................................................................................... 9Head Coach ............................................... Mike Jacobs (8th season)Overall Record/Years ....................................... 90-101-12 (11 years)Record at UE/Years .................................................61-61-7 (7 years)

UE SPORTS INFORMATIONAsst. Sports Info. Director/Men’s Soccer Contact .............. Dustin HallOffice Phone ............................................................. 812-488-1152Cell Phone ................................................................ 812-664-7787Email ............................................................ [email protected] Address ................................................................................

UE Sports Information1800 Lincoln AvenueEvansville, IN 47722

Quick Facts/Table of Contents ........................................................1This is Aces Soccer ....................................................................2-21 From Coach Jacobs ...................................................................2 Fantastic Fan Support ................................................................3 A Tradition of Excellence ........................................................4-7 UE Soccer Time Line ...............................................................8-9 Top Competition ................................................................10-11 McCutchan Stadium ...........................................................12-13 In the Community ..............................................................14-15 Media Coverage .................................................................16-17 The City of Evansville .........................................................18-19 The University of Evansville ...............................................20-212013 Roster ................................................................................22Season Preview ...........................................................................23Head Coach Mike Jacobs ........................................................24-25Associate Head Coach Marshall Ray ............................................26Coaching Staff .............................................................................27Returning Player Profiles .......................................................28-47Newcomer Profiles .................................................................48-512012 Season in Review ...............................................................52All-Time Lettermen .................................................................53-54Honors and Awards ................................................................55-57Program Records ....................................................................58-59Year-by-Year Results ...............................................................60-65

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FROM COACH JACOBS

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

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

The University of Evansville is consistently one of the only teams in the country that are ranked nationally in the polls, achieve a team GPA of 3.0 or higher, and rank in the top 40 nationally in attendance. UE soccer players receive an experience that transcends sport -- the chance to compete with and against the best players and teams in the nation, to compete in a stadium with fans that rate among the finest in college soccer, the opportunity to get a degree that is highly valued, and the potential to develop into a leader among your peers.

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

Yours In Soccer,

Coach Jacobs


Fantastic Fan Support


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11 NCAA Tournament Appearances1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1996

2 NCAA FINAL FOUR Appearances1985 & 1990


A Tradition of Excellence

14 All-Americans

Mick Lyon1987

David Weir1990

Trey Harrington1990, 1992

Graham Merryweather1991

Rob Paterson1989 Player of the Year

Scott Cannon1990

Mike Mikes1985, 1986

John Nunes1982

.577 all-time winning percentage

16 All-MVC First Team Selections


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30 National Team Players

Alec Dufty Troy Perkins David Weir

76 Professional Players

Marc Burch Corey Elenio Diego Gutierrez


A Tradition of Excellence

25 Academic All-Americans

4 NSCAA Team Academic AwardsSince 2007

Pedro Delgado Jason Pele Mike Luttrull

2007

2008

2009

2012


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1974 - Bill Vieth becomes the first head coach in program history.

1976 - Gerard Homer represents his native Trinidad and Tobago in the Olympic Games in Montreal.

1977 - Bob Gaudin is hired as the second UE head coach. - Papa Jobe scores four goals in a single game to establish

a program record that still stands.

1979 - Fred Schmalz is hired as the third head coach at UE.

1980s1982 - John Nunes sets the UE career mark by scoring 50 goals in his four-year career, including 21 game-winners.

- Nunes and Just Jensen become the first Aces to earn All-America honors, earning second team accolades.

- UE reaches the NCAA Tournament for the first time, losing in the first round to Indiana, 1-0.

1984 - The Aces win their first NCAA Tournament game, defeating Akron, 3-2, to advance to the second round.

1985 - UE is ranked #1 in the nation for the first time. - The Aces advance to the NCAA Final Four, eventually

falling to UCLA, 3-1. - The Aces finish 21-1-2 and set single-season records for

goals in a season (93) and goals in a game (15). - Mike Mikes, Andrew Norton and Dan McHugh are named

third team All-Americans.

- McHugh sets a single-season record with 22 assists.

1986 - The Aces are ranked #1 for the second-straight season. - UE reaches the NCAA Tournament for the third-straight

year, falling to Akron, 2-1, in the opening round. - McHugh finishes his career as UE’s all-time scoring

leader, notching 133 points on 46 goals and 41 assists. - Mikes is named a second team All-American.

1987 - UE wins its first MCC Tournament title, defeating St. Louis, 2-1.

- The Aces make their fourth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance, falling, 2-1, to Clemson in the first round.

- Mick Lyon is named a second team All-American

1988 - UE reaches the NCAA Tournament for the fifth-straight year, falling to Fresno St., 2-1, in the first round.

- Jon Halliwill finishes his four-year career by allowing only 42 goals with 34 shutouts, both UE records.

1989 - UE wins the MCC Tournament championship by defeating St. Louis, 4-1, in the title game.

- Rob Paterson is named National Player of the Year and a first team All-American after leading the NCAA with 27 goals on the season.

1990s1990 - The Aces are ranked #1 in the nation for the third time.

- UE claims the MCC regular-season championship and MCC Tournament title.

- The Aces advance to the NCAA Final Four, establishing

Bill Vieth

John Nunes

Mick Lyon

Rob Paterson


ue soccer time line a program record with 24 wins, including a 20-game winning streak, before falling to Rutgers, 1-0.

- David Weir finishes his career with 50 goals and 29 assists, after leading the nation with 24 goals and earning first team All-American honors.

- Scott Cannon and Trey Harrington join Weir as first team All-Americans.

- Harrington sets a UE record by allowing just seven goals all season for a 0.26 GAA, a mark that ranks fourth in NCAA history.

1991 - UE wins the MCC regular-season and MCC Tournament titles for the second-straight season.

- The Aces reach the NCAA Tournament and fall to Wisconsin, 1-0, in the opening round.

- Graham Merryweather is named a first team All-American and academic All-America.

- UE’s home unbeaten streak is snapped at 36 games, a streak that began in the 1987 season.

1992 - UE claims the MCC regular-season crown. - The Aces advance to the NCAA Tournament, before falling

to Indiana ,4-1, in the opening round. - Harrington represents the United States on the U-23

Olympic Team.

1996 - The Aces win their first MVC Tournament title, defeating Creighton, 3-2, in the championship match.

- UE returns to the NCAA Tournament and falls to Indiana, 4-1, in the opening round.

- Shawn Beyer is named a third team All-American.

1998 - David Weir represents Scotland at the 1998 World Cup, becoming the first American collegiate player to appear for a European country in a World Cup match.

2000s2002 - Fred Schmalz retires after 24 years as the head coach of the Aces with an overall record of 302-165-49.

2003 - Dave Golan becomes the fourth head coach at UE.

2004 - Corey Southers sets the single-season record for saves, racking up 118.

2006 - Mike Jacobs is hired as the fifth Aces’ head coach. - Kieran Purcell represents his native New Zealand at the

FIFA U-20 World Cup in Canada.

2007 - Aces earn adidas/NSCAA Team Academic Award

2008 - Team earns adidas/NSCAA Team Academic Award for second-straight season.

- Alec Dufty represents the United States at the U-20 National Team training camp.

2009 - Aces advance to MVC title match, falling to Drake, 2-1. - Squad earns adidas/NSCAA Team Academic Award for

third-consecutive year. - UE hosts Fox Soccer Channel’s National Game of the

Week vs. Drake, marking the first nationally televised sporting event on campus.

- Mike Luttrull and Robby Lynch are named academic All-Americans.

2012 - UE earns adidas/NSCAA Team Academic Award - The Aces lose final game of the regular season to

Creighton, 2-1, in a match for the MVC regular-season title.

Trey Harrington

David Weir

Fred Schmalz


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Evansville’s 2013 slate

includes four teams

that finished in the

top 50 in the final

2012 RPI, including

defending national

champion Indiana.


Top Competition

Evansville’s 2013 slate

includes four teams

that finished in the

top 50 in the final

2012 RPI, including

defending national

champion Indiana.

The Purple Aces will

host Eastern Illinois,

Green Bay and NJIT

for the 2013 ProRehab

Aces Soccer Classic

September 20 & 22.


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McCUTCHAN STADIUM

Host of the 2008 MVC Tournament

Locker Room & Player’s Lounge


Premier Facilities

McCUTCHAN STADIUM

Seating for Over 2,000 of the Country’s Finest Fans

Weight Room


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In addition to participating in countless community organizations, the Purple Aces have started a number of programs to help connect Aces Soccer with their supporters. The Aces have been actively involved with programs such as:• Habitat for Humanity • Kick for the Cure• Kick The Cold, Give A Coat • Aces Soccer Camp• Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds• ProRehab Score with the Aces Reading Program


IN THE COMMUNITY


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@AcesSoccer

Purple Aces Soccer

@AcesSoccer

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FOX Soccer ChannelNationalGame of the Week2009 & 2010


MEDIA COVERAGE


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THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE

INDIANA’S 3RD LARGEST CITY--- FOUNDED IN 1812 ON THE BANKS OF THE OHIO RIVER ---

» Metropolitan population of over 358,000

» Within 150 miles of Louisville, Nashville, St. Louis and Indianapolis

» Strong business community that offers valuable internships and co-op experiences

» Corporate headquarters in the “River City” include: Accuride, Atlas Van Lines, Berry

Plastics, Mead Johnson, Old National Bank, Vectren and Springleaf Financial

» Named an “All-America City” by the National Civic League in 2004» Voted best city “to live, work and play” by the

readers of Kiplinger in 2008

» Home to the Fall Festival, the 2nd largest street

festival in the

United States behind only Mardi Gras.

» Home to two professional sports team, the

Evansville Otters (baseball) and the Evansville

IceMen (hockey).

» Home to historic Bosse Field, the 3rd oldest

professional ballpark still in use.


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» RANKED AMONG THE “BEST SCHOOLS IN THE MIDWEST” BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT

» 13-TO-1 STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO

» OVER 80 DIFFERENT MAJORS AND AREAS OF STUDY

» 92% OF THE CLASS OF 2012 WAS EMPLOYED OR IN GRADUATE SCHOOL WITHIN SIX MONTHS OF GRADUATION

» 42 STATES AND 46 COUNTRIES ARE REPRESENTED ON CAMPUS

» 85% OF FACULTY HOLD THEIR DOCTORATE OR TERMINAL DEGREE AND ALL CLASSES ARE TAUGHT BY PROFESSORS. THERE ARE NO GRADUATE ASSISTANTS TEACHING ANY CLASSES.

» 95% OF FULL-TIME STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS, WITH AN AVERAGE PACKAGE OF $24,700

» AVERAGE CLASS SIZE IS 18 STUDENTS


THE UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE


This is aces soccerNUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 1 Erik Hagan GK 6-7 180 Fr. Louisville, Ky./J.M. Atherton 2 Brandon Causey D 6-1 170 Sr. Prospect, Ky./North Oldham 3 Nate Opperman F 6-0 170 So. Olathe, Kan./Olathe South 4 Charlie Macias D 5-8 150 Jr. Westerville, Ohio/ St. Charles Prep 5 Ryan Coates D 5-8 150 So. Springboro, Ohio/Springboro 6 Joel Nash MF 5-7 150 Sr. Birmingham, Ala./Learning Community Int’l 7 Mark Anthony Gonzalez MF 6-0 175 So. Toronto, Canada/Robert F. Hall Catholic 8 Nick Schroeder F 6-5 180 Jr. Brighton, Mich./Brighton 9 Dylan Terry F 6-1 165 Jr. Louisville, Ky./Male 10 Luis Romero MF 5-5 150 Jr. Louisville, Ky./Male 11 Faik Hajderovic F 5-8 145 So. St. Louis, Mo./Mehlville 12 Patrick Hodges D 6-1 160 Jr. Evansville, Ind./Harrison 13 Peter May MF 6-2 175 Jr. Bowling Green, Ky./Bowling Green 14 Alex Kapsalis MF 6-0 165 Sr. Fishers, Ind./Fishers 15 Joel Craig D 6-2 175 Jr. Sunbury, Ohio/Big Walnut 16 Vince DiPrimio MF/D 5-10 165 So. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington North 17 Kevin Schafer D 6-0 170 Jr. Albuquerque, N.M./Shattuck-St. Mary’s 18 Eric Teppen GK 6-4 200 Jr. Evansville, Ind./Harrison 19 Ryan Koenig D 5-9 145 Fr. Tempe, Ariz./Corona del Sol 20 Felipe Cortez MF 5-6 140 Jr. Beach Park, Ill./Robert Morris - Illinois 22 Nick Lewis MF 5-11 155 So. Beaverton, Ore./Beaverton 23 Landon Souder MF/D 6-2 170 Fr. Harrodsburg, Ky./Mercer County 24 Jared Robinson F 6-2 170 Fr. Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty 25 Tyrus Sciarra F 6-0 175 Fr. Walton, Ky./Ryle 26 Kyle Richardville F/MF 5-8 150 Fr. Vincennes, Ind./Lincoln 27 Matthew Hand MF/D 6-1 195 So. Auckland, New Zealand/Univ. of the Cumberlands 28 Jacob Hill MF/D 6-1 165 Fr. Mount Sterling, Ky./Montgomery County

Head Coach: Mike Jacobs (8th season, Pace, 1993)Associate Head Coach: Marshall Ray (8th season, Evansville, 2000)Assistant Coach: Mike Pereira (3rd season, UNC Asheville, 2008)Director of Soccer Operations: Shaun Soderling (1st season, Vincennes, 2004)Assistant Coach: Dan Gibson (1st season, Evansville, 2010)

Roster BreakdownBY CLASS

Seniors ............................. 3Juniors ........................... 10Sophomores..................... 7Freshmen ......................... 7

BY POSITIONGoalkeepers ..................... 2Defenders ........................ 7Midfielders .................... 12Forwards .......................... 6

BY LOCATIONKentucky .......................... 8Indiana ............................ 5Ohio ................................. 4Alabama ........................... 1Arizona ............................. 1Canada ............................. 1Illinois .............................. 1Kansas .............................. 1Michigan .......................... 1Missouri ........................... 1New Mexico ..................... 1New Zealand .................... 1Oregon ............................. 1

PLAYERSVince DiPrimio ............................................. Di PRIM-ee-ohFaik Hajderovic .............................. FIKE HIGH-dare-oh-vichAlex Kapsalis .........................................................CAP-salisRyan Koenig ........................................................... COE-nigKevin Schafer .........................................................SHAY-ferNick Schroeder ................................................... SHRAY-derTyrus Sciarra ........................................................ SHE-ar-uhLandon Souder ...................................................... SOW-der

COACHESMike Pereira ................................................... puh-RARE-uhShaun Soderling ...............................................SOD-er-ling

PRonunciation Guide


The 2013 PURPLE ACESSeason Preview

Expectations will be high for the Purple Aces in 2013, as they return 19 letterwinners from last year’s squad that finished 9-8-1 overall and tied for third in the always competitive Missouri Valley Conference with a 3-2-1 mark in conference matches. Sophomore Faik Hajderovic led Evansville’s offense with 15 points in 2012 to earn NSCAA All-Region recognition. The St. Louis native scored five goals and added five assists to achieve All-MVC Honorable Mention and MVC All-Freshman Team status and secure a spot on TopDrawerSoccer.com’s postseason Top 100 Freshmen List. Fellow sophomore Nate Opperman was also named to the Top 100 Freshmen List in addition to garnering selections on the MVC All-Freshman Team and ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team. Opperman finished his freshman campaign with three goals, which will all game-winners. Junior Nick Schroeder will look to build on the momentum he gained at the end of last season, as he closed the year by scoring five points in Valley action and earning All-MVC Second Team honors. Sophomore Mark Anthony Gonzalez also returns as a key component in UE’s attacking third. Gonzalez was named to the MVC All-Freshman Team last season after recording 11 points on five goals and an assist.

Evansville will also be experienced along the back line, as juniors Patrick Hodges and Charlie Macias, along with sophomore Luis Romero return after standout seasons in 2012. All three earned All-MVC Honorable Mention recognition last season, after the Aces recorded six shutouts and posted a 1.39 goals against average last season. UE was even better in conference play, as it held Valley foes to a 0.98 goals against average and recorded three shutouts. Hodges emerged as the Aces’ top defender last season and was named the Defensive Player of the Tournament at the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic. In goal, junior Eric Teppen will look to build on his solid sophomore campaign. Teppen started all 18 matches between the pipes and was named an All-MVC Honorable Mention after going 9-8-1 with 75 saves and a 1.39 goals against average. In Valley action, Teppen

allowed just six goals in as many contests for a 0.98 goals against average to go with 19 saves and three clean sheets. The Aces welcome eight newcomers to the roster in 2013, including a pair of transfers in Felipe Cortez and Matthew Hand. Cortez, who spent two seasons at Robert Morris University in Chicago before coming to UE, is one of the top prospects at the Chicago Fire Academy. Cortez tallied six points on a goal and four assists for RMU last season. Hand, a transfer from the University of the Cumberlands, saw action in nine games a season ago for the Patriots. Freshmen Kyle Richardville, Jared Robinson and Tyrus Sciarra will look to provide attacking depth for Evansville, while Landon Souder and Jacob Hill will bolster the middle of the pitch. Fellow freshman Ryan Koenig will compete for playing time along the back line and classmate Erik Hagan will add depth in goal.


Mike JacobsHC HEAD COACH8TH SEASON • PACE UNIVERSITY, 1993

Entering his eighth season as head coach, Mike Jacobs has helped return the University of Evansville to national prominence. He inherited a program that won only two games the year prior to his arrive, and immediately transformed them into the nation’s most improved team in 2006. With winning seasons in five of his seven seasons at the helm, Jacobs has led the Aces to the finals of the 2009 MVC Tournament and the opportunity to play for the MVC regular-season title in 2012.

He took over the program in 2006 and in his first season, UE produced the nation’s most improved record by going 9-8-0. However, that wasn’t all. That same season, Evansville posted its best non-conference record (7-3-0) since 1996 and placed fifth in the highly regarded Missouri Valley Conference, marking the Aces’ highest finish since 1999.

In 2007, playing a more difficult schedule, the Aces won 10 games for the first time since 1999 and climbed two more spots in the MVC standings, finishing third behind a pair of teams that went on to reach the NCAA Sweet 16. UE also advanced to the MVC Tournament semifinals for the first time since 1999 and finished sixth nationally by scoring 45 goals.

Jacobs once again led the Aces to a winning record in 2008, as UE played seven nationally-ranked teams during the course of the season. Mike Luttrull and Robby Lynch were each chosed for the All-Midwest Regional Team and a total of nine members of the squad received All-MVC honors. As a result of his efforts,

Jacobs was awarded a contract extension through the 2012 season. His 2008 team was ranked as high as No. 21 in the nation by Soccer Times - an amazing feat considering the program had won just two games in 2005, a year prior to the arrival of Jacobs and his staff.

In 2009, UE posted its fourth-straight winning season, reached the MVC Tournament final and narrowly missed advancing to the NCAA Tournament. A record-tying four players made the All-Midwest Region Team, while Luttrull and Lynch earned national scholastic honors. The 2009 team was recognized by each of the major national polls, receiving votes in the Soccer Times and NSCAA national rankings, while earning a national ranking in the Top Drawer Soccer polls. The 2009 season marked the second-consecutive season that the Aces were among the nation’s top 50 in attendance.

The 2010 squad produced a pair of all-region players in Lynch and defender Aaron Henkle and Lynch was tabbed the MVC Defensive Player of the Year. In January 2011, Lynch was chosen by the expansion Portland Timbers in the Major League Soccer (MLS) supplemental draft. Lynch was one of six Aces who earned All-MVC postseason honors following the season. In addition, Luttrull was chosen for the second year in a row as an Academic All-American and Lynch was named an NSCAA Scholar All-American for the second-straight year.

The 2011 season was full of close encounters, as nine of Evansville’s 17 matches were decided by one goal. The young squad boasted five all-conference honors with seniors Jarrett Robbins and Aaron Henkle earning All-MVC Second Team and All-MVC Honorable Mention nods, respectively. With great first-year campaigns, Patrick Hodges, Eric Teppen and Ryan Stallings were named to the MVC All-Freshman Team.

Jacobs guided the Aces to yet another winning season in 2012 and a third-place finish in the Valley standings. UE nearly captured the MVC regular-season title, as it hosted Creighton on the final day of the regular season in a match that would determine the league’s regular-season champion. Freshman Faik Hajderovic was named to the All-Midwest Region team and was selected by Top Drawer Soccer, along with classmate Nate Opperman, as one of the top 100 freshmen in the country. Nine Aces were selected to All-MVC squads, including sophomore Nick Schroeder, who highlighted the selections by earning a spot on the All-MVC Second Team.

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

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

After two seasons at UE, Jacobs moved on to serve as the top assistant at Duke University, where he helped head coach John Rennie’s Blue Devils to three NCAA

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Tournament appearances, including the semifinals of the 2004 College Cup. Jacobs was named the inaugural winner of the NSCAA National Assistant Coach of the Year award that same year and was listed by College Soccer News as one of the “Top Assistant Coaches in the Country” four-consecutive years. In 2005, he helped guide Duke to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship, before returning to Evansville as the head coach in 2006.

Jacobs’ professional coaching experience includes assisting with the Long Island Rough Riders, where he worked with former Tampa Bay Mutiny and New York/New Jersey MetroStars head coach Alfonso Mondelo. He also assisted with the North Jersey Imperials of the USISL, where he coached former United States Under-23 National Team assistant coach Tim Mulqueen. Jacobs has served on the US Soccer National Goalkeeping Staff and USL Super Y-League National Coaching Staff, and currently serves on the NSCAA Senior Academy Staff.

Jacobs has developed a reputation for being able to identify and develop professional players, both in the United States and abroad. This group includes Stefani Miglioranzi (formerly of the Philadelphia Union); Cory Elenio of the Wilmington Hammerheads; Alec Dufty, (formerly of AC St. Louis); Michael Videira of the Chicago Fire; Darrius Barnes of the New England Revolution; Ray Burse and Spencer Wadsworth (formerly of FC Dallas); Blake Camp (formerly of the New York Red Bulls); Jordan Cila (formerly of the New York Red Bulls, Real Salt Lake and Colorado Rapids); Chris Loftus (formerly of the New England Revolution and Swedish first division); Kyle Helton (formerly of the New England Revolution); Mike Grella (Leeds United of English Coca-Cola Championship); and Brad Guzan (Aston Villa FC of the English Premier League and US National Team).

A longtime advocate for the growth of soccer at the youth, collegiate and professional levels, Jacobs was elected as the Vice President for Events of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) in January 2012. The NSCAA is the largest coaching organization in the world with more than 30,000 members. In 2013, Jacobs represented the NSCAA at the Missouri Athletic Club banquet in St. Louis, where he had the honoring of presenting the Hermann Trophy to the Collegiate Soccer Players of the Year.

He was elected to the NSCAA Board of Directors in 2009 and currently serves on the NSCAA Executive Committee that provides leadership and sets policy for youth, high school, college and professional soccer in the United States. Jacobs is expected to become the NSCAA’s president in 2015.

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

humbling to serve in this fashion in the largest coaching organization in the world.”

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

He has also started a number of programs to help connect Aces Soccer with its supporters. “Kick The Cold, Give A Coat” provides coats for those less fortunate during the holiday season, while the ProRehab HEALTHY BODIES, HEALTHY MINDS program encourages healthy lifestyle habits with exercise and diet. “Kick for Nick” is a cooperative effort between Aces Soccer and the Lambda Chi fraternity to collect used soccer balls to send to children in Iraq. UE’s “Kick For The Cure” campaign began in 2008 as a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation. Team members have also participated in Habitat for Humanity, Circle K Special Education Prom, the Martin Luther King Jr. Walk and Riley Walkathon. In addition, the Aces Soccer Camp is one of the largest soccer camps in the country, serving youth players from all over the United States.

Mike and his wife, Jennifer, reside in Evansville with their four children - Katherine (15), Daniel (11), Allison (10) and Amanda (8).

Coach Jacobs At A GlanceCareer Year By Year

1996 (Iona) ...................... 1-17-11997 (Iona) ...................... 12-6-01998 (Iona) ........................ 9-9-11999 (Iona) ........................ 7-8-32006 (UE) ........................... 9-8-02007 (UE) ......................... 10-9-12008 (UE) ........................... 9-7-22009 (UE) ......................... 12-8-12010 (UE) ......................... 7-10-12011 (UE) ......................... 5-11-12012 (UE) ........................... 9-8-1TOTAL .......................90-101-12

Honors and Awards• 2004 NSCAA National Assistant Coach of the Year• 1997 MAAC Coach of the Year• NSCAA Board of Directors• NSCAA Vice President for Events

EducationPace University ................... 1993 BA, Literature/Communications

Playing ExperiencePace University ..........1989-1992

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MARSHALL RAYAHC ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH8TH SEASON • UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE, 2000

Entering his eighth year as Mike Jacobs’ top assistant, and his fifth season as associate head coach, Marshall Ray is a major reason why Aces Soccer has become one of UE’s premier athletic programs.

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

A 2000 graduate of UE, Ray was a member of the 1996 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championship team that reached the NCAA Tournament. He played both as a defender and forward during his career, and was named an MVC Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week during his time in an Aces’ uniform. Ray received UE’s Ian Coull Award in 1999 for competitive spirit and teamwork, and was selected to the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete all-region squad.

After playing professionally for the A-League Nashville Metros in 2001, Ray spent four years at Drury University. He served as Drury’s assistant during his first team seasons, before becoming the youngest Division I head coach in the country in 2003 at age 25. Both of Ray’s Drury squads received the NSCAA Team Academic Award.

Ray had just completed his playing career at Evansville when Jacobs joined the Aces’ staff as an assistant coach in 2000. Jacobs left for Duke University as an assistant coach in 2002 and brought Ray to the Duke program following the 2004 season. Ray spent the 2005 season involved with recruiting, player development and day-to-day operations for the Blue Devils, who won the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament and were nationally ranked that year. He also directed the Duke Soccer Camps.

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

Marshall resides in Evansville with his wife Julia and their three children, Patrick (6), Hilary (2) and Eliza (1).

Coach Ray At A GlanceCoaching Experience

Head CoachDrury ............................. 2003-04

Associate/Assistant CoachEvansville .............. 2006-PresentDuke .................................. 2005Drury ............................. 2001-02

EducationUniversity of Evansville ...... 2000 BS, Environmental Administration

Playing ExperienceNashville Metros ................ 2001Evansville ...................... 1996-99


COACHING STAFF

Mike PereiraAC ASSISTANT COACH3RD SEASON • UNC ASHEVILLE, 2008

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

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

In addition, Pereira served as the Triangle Futbol Club head coach for ages 5-18 from 2008-11 and was the boys’ varsity assistant coach at Green Hope High School in Cary, N.C. Pereira serves as the boys Under-15 and Under-18 coach, as well as the director of goalkeeping for the Evansville SC.

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

SHAUN SODERLINGOP DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS1ST SEASON • VINCENNES UNIVERSITY, 2004

Former Vincennes University captain Shaun Soderling joined the University of Evansville coaching staff in the spring of 2013.

Soderling comes to UE after spending the last three seasons as the boys varsity head coach at Vincennes Lincoln High School in Vincennes, Ind. During his tenure, the Alices compiled a 46-11-2 record, won sectional titles in 2010 and 2012, captured Big 8 Conference championships in 2011 and 2012 and won Hoosier Cup titles in 2011 and 2012. His 2012 squad broke the IHSAA record by scoring 148 goals while going 19-1.

Soderling began his coaching career as the girls varsity head coach at North Knox High School in Bicknell, Ind., in 2004, before becoming an assistant for the girls program at Henderson County High School in Henderson, Ky.

As a player at Vincennes University, Soderling was a two-year team captain, leading the Trailblazers in assists as a freshman and in scoring as a sophomore.

Soderling brings a USSF National “D” license to Evansville. He resides in Evans-ville with his wife, Kaycie, and is a coach with the Evansville Soccer Club.

Dan GibsonAC VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH1ST SEASON • UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE, 2010

University of Evansville graduate Dan Gibson enters this first season as a member of the Purple Aces’ coaching staff.

The Godfrey, Ill., native was a four-year letterman at UE from 2006-09 and was named the team’s captain during his senior season. As a player, Gibson appeared in 63 games for the Aces, racking up 22 points on six goals and 10 assists.

Following his playing career, Gibson coached with St. Louis Scott Gallagher, serving as the head coach of its Under-8 boys, Under-11 girls and Under-12 boys teams.

Gibson is a holder of the USSF “D” license.


Brandon Causey2 6-1 • 170 • SENIOR • DEFENDERPROSPECT, KY. (NORTH OLDHAM)

2012: Appeared in 14 matches, making nine starts...Scored three points on a goal and one assist...Scored his only goal of the year in a match at St. Louis (Sept. 15) and was credited with an assist in a win at Missouri State (Oct. 10)...A key defender on a defensive unit that posted six shutouts and a 1.39 goals against average, including three shutouts and a 0.98 goals against average in league games.

2011: Started three matches before suffering a season-ending injury...Totaled one point on an assist and three shots...Recorded the assist and fired two shots in UE’s season-opening win over IUPUI (Sept. 2).

2010: Key player in Evansville’s back four...Played in 17 of UE’s 18 matches, making 16 starts...Stepped in for the injured Justin Sass at central defender early in the year and helped the Aces post six shutouts...Scored his first collegiate goal against Kentucky (Sept. 26)...Also recorded four assists, one each against Portland, Belmont, Eastern Illinois and Alabama A&M.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Standout defender for one of the top youth teams in the nation, leading Javanon FC to the USYSA National Championships in 2008 and 2009 as the Region II (Midwest) champions...Also helped the squad to the 2008 and 2009 Disney Showcase Finals...All-state selection at North Oldham High School...Member of the Kentucky Olympic Development Program.

PERSONAL: Brandon David Causey...Born January 16, 1992 in Toledo, Ohio...Son of David and Karen Causey...Has a younger brother, Jacob, and a younger sister, Hannah...Majoring in engineering.

CAUSEY’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 14 1 1 3 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 2011 3 0 1 1 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2010 17 1 4 6 13 .077 4 .308 0 0-0 TOTAL 34 2 6 10 17 .118 5 .294 0 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ..................................................... Twice; last at Saint Louis (9/15/12)

Goals1 ..................................................... Twice; last at Saint Louis (9/15/12)

Assists1 ........................................Six times; last at Missouri State (10/10/12)

Shots2 ..................................................... Five times; last at Drake (10/9/12)

WHY UE?“The soccer program, soccer coaching staff,

engineering program and the great campus.”

The 2013 Purple Aces


Joel Nash6 5-7 • 150 • SENIOR • MIDFIELDERBIRMINGHAM, ALA. (LEARNING COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL)

2012: Saw action in five matches, logging minutes at St. Louis (Sept. 15), vs. Oral Roberts (Sept. 30), at Eastern Illinois (Oct. 2), at Indiana (Oct. 24) and at Drake (Oct. 27).

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

2010: Saw extensive playing time in the midfield as a freshman...Played in eight matches...Scored a goal and made an assist against Alabama A&M in the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Represented his country in the United States Under-17 National Team program in their residency program in Bardenton, Florida in the spring of 2009...Participated in the Brad Friedel Premier Soccer Academy, as well as academy programs of the Columbus Crew and DC United...Played for DC United of the US Soccer Developmental Academy...Rated as the fifth best prospect in the South by Top Drawer Soccer.

PERSONAL: Joel Nash...Born January 20, 1992...Son of Tom and Lonnie Nash...Has two older brothers, Jonathan and James...Majoring in sport management.

NASH’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2011 13 0 2 2 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0 2010 8 1 1 3 3 .333 1 .333 0 0-0 TOTAL 26 1 3 5 8 .125 3 .375 0 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints3 ................................................................vs. Alabama A&M (9/10/10)

Goals1 ................................................................vs. Alabama A&M (9/10/10)

Assists1 .................................................Three times; last vs. Loyola (9/16/11)

Shots2 ............................................................. vs. Western Illinois (11/1/11)

WHY UE?“An amazing, exciting and promising soccer program, as well as the coaches. It was the

right environment for me.”



Alex Kapsalis14 6-0 • 165 • SENIOR • MIDFIELDERFISHERS, IND. (FISHERS)

2012: Appeared in 13 matches, making five starts...Tallied five points on a goal and three assists...Took nine shots, putting four on goal...Scored a goal and recorded an assist in UE’s season-opening win over Lipscomb (Aug. 24)...Recorded his other two assists in a win at Georgia State (Aug. 29) and a win vs. Central Arkansas (Oct. 20).

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

2010: Outstanding addition to the squad who was named UE’s Newcomer of the Year...Earned a spot on the Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team and the MVC All-Tournament Team...Appeared in 15 matches and made seven starts.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Standout midfielder who led his FC Pride team to Indiana State Cup championships in 2006, 2007 and 2008, and to Midwest Regional League titles in 2007 and 2008...Key contributor on his team’s championship at the 2008 Disney Showcase...A second team all-state selection at Fishers High School, finishing his career as the school’s all-time assists leader...Participated in the Indiana Olympic Development Program.

PERSONAL: Alexandros Peter Kapsalis...Born September 27, 1991 in Indianapolis, Ind...Son of Pete and Diane Kapsalis..Has three brothers and two stepsisters...Father is executive director and director of coaching for FC Pride and played collegiately at Michigan State....Business administration major.

KAPSALIS’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 13 1 3 5 9 .071 4 .444 0 0-0 2011 15 1 3 5 12 .083 3 .250 0 0-0 2010 15 0 0 0 7 .000 1 .143 0 0-0 TOTAL 43 2 6 10 28 .071 8 .286 0 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints3 .......................................................................vs. Lipscomb (8/24/12)

Goals1 ......................................................Twice; last vs. Lipscomb (8/24/12)

Assists1 ...................................Six times; last vs. Central Arkansas (10/20/12)

Shots4 .........................................................................at Bradley (10/13/12)

WHY UE?“Because of its prestigious reputation,

location, size and its soccer team.”



Charlie Macias4 5-8 • 150 • JUNIOR • DEFENDERWESTERVILLE, OHIO (ST. CHARLES PREP)

2012: All-Missouri Valley Conference Honorable Mention...Started all 18 matches for the Purple Aces, taking 13 shots as a defender...Key component of a defensive unit that posted a 1.39 goals against average and six shutouts, including three shutouts and a 0.98 goals against average in MVC action...Took a season-high five shots, putting one on goal at Bradley (Oct. 13).

2011: Played in all 17 matches, making six starts on UE’s back line...Recorded one goal, two points, nine shots and three shots on goal...Scored his first collegiate goal in UE’s 2-1 loss to Drake (Oct. 12)...Helped the Aces’ defense record three shutouts.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A versatile left-side player who can play in the back, midfield or up front...Played left back for the Crew Soccer Academy of the US Soccer Development Academy...Was a key contributor for the Team Ohio COSA FC that was USYSA Region II semifinalists in 2009...Was the leading scorer and Most Valuable Player for St. Charles Prep High School..An Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2010.

PERSONAL: John Charles Macias...Born October 8, 1992 in Columbus, Ohio...Son of John and Laura Macias...Has two younger brothers, Alex and Kevin.

MACIAS’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 18 0 0 0 13 .000 2 .154 0 0-0 2011 17 1 0 2 9 .111 3 .333 0 0-0 TOTAL 35 1 0 2 22 .045 5 .227 0 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ...........................................................................vs. Drake (10/12/11)

Goals1 ...........................................................................vs. Drake (10/12/11)

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots5 .........................................................................at Bradley (10/13/12)

WHY UE?“UE offers me the best of both worlds with an opportunity to learn in a small campus environment, while competing athletically

at the highest level along with strong student and community support.”




Nick Schroeder8 6-5 • 180 • JUNIOR • FORWARDBRIGHTON, MICH. (BRIGHTON)

2012: All-Missouri Valley Conference Second Team selection...MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team...Appeared in all 18 matches, making 11 starts...Recorded seven points on the season, scoring three goals with an assist...Fired 17 shots, putting nine on goal...Scored five points in MVC matches to tie for the team lead in conference play...Scored both goals for UE in a win at Missouri State (Oct. 10)...Recorded an assist on the game-winning goal vs. Central Arkansas (Oct. 20).

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

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Named the Michigan Under-17 Most Valuable Player in 2010, captaining his Michigan Wolves to a state title, the USYSA Regional II Championship and a No. 30 national ranking...A member of the Derby County Wolves program in the US Soccer Development Academy...A two-time all-state selection and captain of his Brighton High School team that won a district championship and was ranked No. 5 in the state in 2010...Was and Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2010.

PERSONAL: Nicholas Scott Schroeder...Born December 25, 1992 in Atlanta, Ga....Son of Joseph and Stephanie Schroeder...Has a younger sister, Natalie.

SCHROEDER’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints4 .............................................................. at Missouri State (10/10/12)

Goals2 .............................................................. at Missouri State (10/10/12)

Assists1 ..........................................................vs. Central Arkansas (10/20/12)

Shots2 .......................................... Seven times; last vs. Creighton (11/3/12)

WHY UE?“I chose to attend UE because it provided

me with the unique opportunity to receive an excellent education, as well as complete

athletically at the highest level.”



DYlan Terry9 6-1 • 165 • JUNIOR • FORWARDLOUISVILLE, KY. (MALE)

2012: Appeared in all 18 matches, making 11 starts...Recorded seven points on two goals and three assists...Fired 25 shots on the year, putting 15 on goal...Scored goals in wins vs. Belmont (Aug. 26) and at Eastern Illinois (Oct. 2)...Was credited with assists in matches at Georgia State (Aug. 29), vs. Oral Roberts (Sept. 30) and at Drake (Oct. 27).

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

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A standout forward for Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club, the Kentucky State Champions in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2010...Was the team’s leading scorer in 2010 en route to winning the Kentucky State Cup title and advancing to the USYSA Midwest Regional Championships...A member of the United States Under-17 National Team pool...Teamed with classmate Luis Romero and Aces standout Jarrett Robbins at Louisville Male High School, a team regarded as one of the best in the state of Kentucky...Led the team with 30 goals, earning first team all-state and Kentucky State Player of the Year candidate in 2010...Named the Aces Soccer Camp MVP in 2010.

PERSONAL: Dylan Scott Terry...Born April 15, 1993 in Louisville, Ky....Son of Scott and Crystal Terry...Has two older brothers, Jordan and Devan...Exercise science pre-physical therapy major.

TERRY’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints3 .......................................................................vs. Memphis (9/18/11)

Goals1 ......................................... Four times; last vs. Oral Roberts (10/2/12)

Assists1 ..................................................... Six times; last at Drake (10/27/12)

Shots5 .................................................................... vs. Wright State (9/4/11)

WHY UE?“It’s a great place to play soccer and pursue my career. The exercise science pre-physical therapy tract is preparing me for my career. Everything about the soccer program and

the campus makes UE an ideal place to be.”



LUIS ROMERO10 5-5 • 150 • JUNIOR • MIDFIELDERLOUISVILLE, KY. (MALE)

2012: All-Missouri Valley Conference Honorable Mention...ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team...Appeared in all 18 matches, making 15 starts...Scored a point on an assist at Georgia State (Aug. 29)...Took nine total shots, putting one on goal...Took a season-high two shots at Bradley (Oct. 13)...Helped Evansville’s back line record six shutouts and post 1.39 goals against average, including three shutouts and a 0.98 goals against average in MVC matches.

2011: Played in 15 matches and made eight starts...Totaled three assists, three points, six shots and three shots on goal...Logged an assist in each of UE’s wins over Eastern Illinois (Sept. 11), Loyola (Sept. 16) and Belmont (Sept. 25)...Fired a shot on goal against MVC foes SIUE (Oct. 8) and Missouri State (Oct. 15).

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

PERSONAL: Luis Enrique Romero...Born May 3, 1993 in Lima, Peru...Son of Luis and Marilu Romero...Has an older brother, Josue, and two younger twin brothers, Andy and Bryan.

ROMERO’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints1 .........................................Four times; last at Georgia State (8/29/12)

Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists1 .........................................Four times; last at Georgia State (8/29/12)

Shots2 .............................................. Three times; last at Bradley (10/13/12)

WHY UE?“I like the challenges that arise from the

University. Not only does Evansville challenge every student academically, but also mentally

throughout life and the workplace. It is a great environment with many activities that other colleges do not offer. UE is like a family and

everyone helps find success for those around them.”



Patrick Hodges12 6-1 • 160 • JUNIOR • DEFENDEREVANSVILLE, IND. (HARRISON)

2012: All-Missouri Valley Conference Honorable Mention...ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team...Named Defensive Player of the Tournament at the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic...Started all 18 games as a defender...Top defender on a back line that posted six shutouts and a 1.39 goals against average, including three clean sheets and a 0.98 goals against average in MVC matches...Took six shots on the year, putting two on goal.

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

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A key contributor on the FC Evansville Under-18 squad that won the Indiana State Cup championship in 2010 and was coached by Aces Associate Head Coach Marshall Ray...Played for the St. Louis Scott Gallagher Metro team in the United States Soccer Development Academy...Was named all-state for Harrison High School as a senior and teamed with classmate Eric Teppen to win a conference title...Was an Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2010.

PERSONAL: Patrick Wayne Hodges...Born June 30, 1992 in Evansville, Ind....Son of Wayne and Vicki Hodges...Has an older sister, Jennifer, and two younger brothers, Rio and Ben.

HODGES’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ............................................................................vs. Loyola (9/16/11)

Goals1 ............................................................................vs. Loyola (9/16/11)

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots2 ................................................Three times; last vs. Drake (11/17/12)

WHY UE?“I chose UE for the rich soccer tradition,

great academics, my connection to associate head coach Marshall Ray and the

community of Evansville.”

CAPTAIN



PETER MAY13 6-2 • 175 • JUNIOR • MIDFIELDERBOWLING GREEN, KY. (BOWLING GREEN)

2012: Appeared in 13 matches, making 10 starts...Scored a point on an assist...Dished out the assist in a win vs. Belmont (Aug. 26)...Took eight shots, putting one on goal.

2011: Played in 13 matches with eight starts...Totaled nine shots and three shots on goal...Recorded a season-high three shots and two shots on goal in UE’s 1-0 loss to Marist (Sept. 9)...Took a shot on goal in the Aces’ 2-1 loss to Drake (Oct. 12)...Helped UE’s back line post shutouts against IUPUI (Sept. 2) and Loyola (Sept. 16).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A standout midfielder at both the high school and club level, leading his Bowling Green High School team to the Regional Finals of the Kentucky State playoffs...Was named a first team all-state and NSCAA Region 5 All-American...Captained his United ‘96 to the Kentucky State Cup semifinals in 2010, and was a member of the Bloomington Cutters team that were semifinalists in the 2009 Indiana State Cup...An Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2010...Member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Peter Michael May...Born April 29, 1993 in Houston, Texas..Son of Michael and Elizabeth May...Has a younger brother, Kevin, who plays soccer at the Colorado School of Mines.

MAY’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints1 ........................................................................ vs. Belmont (8/26/12)

Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists1 ........................................................................ vs. Belmont (8/26/12)

Shots3 ..............................................................................vs. Marist (9/9/11)

WHY UE?“The education is second-to-none and it gave me the opportunity to play college

soccer at the highest level.”



Joel Craig15 6-2 • 175 • JUNIOR • DEFENDERSUNBURY, OHIO (BIG WALNUT)

2012: Played in all 18 games and made 16 starts...Recorded four points on a pair of goals...Scored his first goal of the season and fired three shots at Eastern Illinois (Oct. 2) and his second in the MVC Tournament quarterfinal match vs. Drake (Nov. 17)...Helped UE’s defensive unit to six shutouts and a 1.39 goals against average, including three shutouts and a 0.98 goals against average in Valley action.

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

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A creative midfielder who was a standout at both the high school and club levels...Led his Blast FC team to the USYSA Ohio South State Cup Championship on four different occasions and was a member of the Region II Olympic Development Program...Was named to all-conference and all-district teams for his play with Big Walnut High School...Was named an Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2010.

PERSONAL: Joel Frederick Craig...Born December 13, 1992 in Westerville, Ohio...Son of Scott and Christine Craig...Has an older brother, Kyle.

CRAIG’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ..........................................................Twice; last vs. Drake (11/17/12)

Goals1 ..........................................................Twice; last vs. Drake (11/17/12)

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots3 ................................................................at Eastern Illinois (10/2/12)

WHY UE?“UE’s prestigious academic reputation

and its physical therapy program led me to Evansville. I liked the small size for academic reasons, as well as the soccer

program to compete against the nation’s top teams.”


Kevin Schafer17 6-0 • 170 • JUNIOR • DEFENDERALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (SHATTUCK-ST. MARY’S)

2012: Appeared in 14 games, making 11 starts on the back line...Tallied one point on the year on an assist at Georgia State (Aug. 29)...Fired one shot on the season, putting it on goal at Indiana (Oct. 24)...Key defender on a defensive unit that posted six shutouts and a 1.39 goals against average, including a 0.98 goals against average and three clean sheets in MVC play.

2011: Played in 10 matches and made five starts...Tallied one point on an assist in UE’s 4-0 win over Loyola (Sept. 16)...Fired shots against Butler (Oct. 22) and Western Illinois (Nov. 1), putting one on goal...Helped the Aces’ defense to a pair of shutouts.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A member of the US Under-15 National Team pool and USYSA Region IV Olympic Development Program...Led the Elite FC Gladiators to the New Mexico State Championships in 2007, 2008 and 2009, as well as the USYSA West Regional semifinals in 2007 and 2008, and finals in 2009...Attended the Shattuck-St. Mary’s program and is a member of their US Soccer Development Academy team.

PERSONAL: Kevin Andrew Schafer...Born March 4, 1993 in Albuquerque, N.M. ...Son of Steve and Angie Schafer...Has an older sister, Rachel.

SCHAFER’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 14 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 2011 10 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 TOTAL 24 0 2 2 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints1 .................................................Twice; last at Georgia State (8/29/12)

Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists1 .................................................Twice; last at Georgia State (8/29/12)

Shots1 .............................................. Three times; last at Indiana (10/24/12)

WHY UE?“I chose UE because I was really impressed

with the engineering program and the coaches. I knew it was an environment

where I would be able to improve myself as a player and as a person.”



Eric Teppen18 6-4 • 200 • JUNIOR • GOALKEEPEREVANSVILLE, IND. (HARRISON)

2012: All-Missouri Valley Conference Honorable Mention...MVC Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 22)...Started all 18 matches in goal...Logged 1623:14 between the posts, finishing the year with a 9-8-1 record, 75 saves, a 1.39 goals against average, a .750 save percentage and five shutouts...Posted 3-2-1 record in MVC matches, allowing just six goals in six matches for a 0.98 goals against average, recording three clean sheets and 19 saves...Made a season-high 11 saves in a loss vs. Kentucky (Sept. 22)...Turned away eight shots in the MVC Tournament quarterfinals vs. Drake (Nov. 17)...Recorded back-to-back shutouts vs. SIUE (Oct. 17) and Central Arkansas (Oct. 20)...Scored a point on an assist vs. Cincinnati (Sept. 9).

2011: Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team...Bradley’s Grand Prairie Classic All-Tournament Team...Started 14 matches and logged 1282:22 in goal, allowing 20 goals with 64 saves for a 1.40 goals against average...Recorded three shutouts with a 4-9-1 record in net...Ranked fourth in the MVC in saves per game (4.57) and sixth in save percentage (.762)...Earned a shutout with one save in his first college match vs. IUPUI (Sept. 2)...Notched 10 saves in a shutout of Loyola and seven in UE’s 2-1 overtime win vs. Memphis (Sept. 18).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: An athletic and imposing goalkeeper that was a standout at both the club and high school levels...Goalkeeper for the FC Evansville team that won the Indiana State Cup Championship at the Under-17 and Under-18 levels and was coached by Aces Associated Head Coach Marshall Ray...Played for the St. Louis Scott Gallagher Metro team in the United States Soccer Development Academy...Named all-state at Harrison High School where he teamed with fellow classmate Patrick Hodges to win a conference title...An Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2008, 2009 and 2010.

PERSONAL: Eric Nicholas Teppen...Born July 11, 1992 in Evansville, Ind....Son of Larry and Nancy Teppen...Has an older brother, Ryan, and younger brother, Logan.

TEPPEN’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho 2012 18 1623:14 25 1.39 75 .750 9 8 1 5 2011 14 1284:22 20 1.40 64 .762 4 9 1 3 TOTAL 32 2907:36 45 1.39 139 .755 13 17 2 8

CAREER HIGHSSaves11 ..................................................................... vs. Kentucky (9/22/12)

Minutes110:00 ..................................................Twice; last at Drake (10/27/12)

Points1 ........................................................................vs. Cincinnati (9/9/12)

WHY UE?“I selected UE because it has a great academic program that will push a student to strive for success. Professors

push me to become a better student and they have a strong amount of personal interaction. UE has always had a strong soccer program and I wanted to join this

tradition and keep the tradition alive. UE has challenged me both academically and athletically to push myself to

become better and that is exactly what I was looking for in a school.”




Nate Opperman3 6-0 • 170 • SOPHOMORE • FORWARDOLATHE, KAN. (OLATHE SOUTH)

2012: Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team..ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team...Ranked No. 96 on Top Drawer Soccer’s postseason Top 100 Freshman list...Appeared in all 18 matches, making 16 starts...Scored six points on three goals, with all three being game-winners...Scored his first collegiate goal in his first collegiate match vs. Lipscomb (Aug. 24)...Also recorded goals vs. Cincinnati (Sept. 9) and vs. SIUE (Oct. 17)...Attempted 21 shots and put 10 on goal...Fired a season-high four shots at Drake (Oct. 27).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A successful goal scorer at both the club and high school levels...A charter member of the Sporting Kansas City developmental academy in the United States Soccer Development Academy...Received the 2011 Bob Gansler Award as the Most Outstanding Sporting Kansas City junior player...Sporting Kansas City’s 15/16 team’s leading scorer and paved the way for SKC to advance into the United States Soccer youth academy teams...A four-year starter at Olathe South High School, leading his team to a Kansas State Championship and runner-up finish.

PERSONAL: Nathan Todd Opperman...Born April 30, 1994 in Maplewood, Minn....Son of Todd and Jennifer Opperman...Has an older brother, Daniel, an older sister, Hannah, and a younger brother, David.

OPPERMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 18 3 0 6 21 .143 10 .476 3 0-0 TOTAL 18 3 0 6 21 .143 10 .476 3 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ...............................Three times; last vs. SIU Edwardsville (10/17/12)

Goals1 ...............................Three times; last vs. SIU Edwardsville (10/17/12)

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots4 ............................................................................at Drake (10/27/12)

WHY UE?“I chose to go to UE because it has a great coaching staff and a great team, and I love

that the campus is small.”



Ryan Coates5 5-8 • 150 • SOPHOMORE • DEFENDERSPRINGBORO, OHIO (SPRINGBORO)

2012: Appeared in one match for the Purple Aces, logging his first collegiate minutes against Oral Roberts (Sept. 30).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Gained extensive experience in both the US Soccer Development Academy and USYSA levels...Competed with the 15/16 Ohio Elite team in the USSDA and played for the Blast FC team that was Ohio South State finalists in 2010 and 2011...His performance at the youth level enabled him the opportunity to train at the youth academy of Chelsea FC...First team all-region selection and teamp MVP at Springboro High School...Has been a regular on the Ohio South Olympic Development Program tea...An Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2010 and 2011, and was named the camp’s Most Valuable Player in 2011.

PERSONAL: Ryan James Coates...Born January 25, 1994 in Springboro, Ohio...Son of Ron and Becky Coates...Has an older sister, Janelle, who plays soccer at Eastern Kentucky.

COATES’S CAREER STATISTICS

WHY UE?“I chose UE because of the strong academics and historic

soccer program. UE matched all the qualifications I looked for in a college. UE has a very nice campus with a good

environment, which is like a home away from home for me. My desired major is Physical Therapy and Evansville has a very strong PT graduate program. Coach Jacobs and all of the coaching staff really made me feel like Evansville is where I needed to be and it is an honor to play soccer for a team that plays at such a high level with so much history.”

CAREER HIGHSPoints0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots0 ..................................................................................................... N/A




Mark Anthony Gonzalez7 6-0 • 175 • SOPHOMORE • MIDFIELDERTORONTO, CANADA (ROBERT F. HALL CATHOLIC SECONDARY)

2012: All-Missouri Valley Conference Freshman Team...Tied for the team-high with five goals and ranked second on the team with 11 points...Fired 43 shots, putting 15 on frame...Scored his first collegiate goal in a win at Georgia State (Aug. 29)...Scored a season-high four points on a pair of goals vs. Oral Roberts (Sept. 30)...Tied for the team lead with five points in MVC matches, scoring two goals and dishing out an assist, including goals in back-to-back matches at Drake (Oct. 27) and vs. Creighton (Nov. 3).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A creative attacking midfielder that gained extensive experience at the top youth standard in Toronto, Canada...A member of the Sigma FC team that was the 2011 Ontario Soccer League Under-21 League Cup champions, where he led the team in scoring...Led Glenn Shields and Brampton East Snipers to league championships prior to joining Sigma FC...Captain of his Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School squad that won the ROPSSAA championship in 2010.

PERSONAL: Mark Anthony Gonzalez...Born September 9, 1994 in Toronto, Ontario...Son of Pedro and Marisa Gonzalez...Has a younger sister, Valentina.

GONZALEZ’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints4 .................................................................. vs. Oral Roberts (9/30/12)

Goals2 .................................................................. vs. Oral Roberts (9/30/12)

Assists1 ......................................................... vs. SIU Edwardsville (10/17/12)

Shots7 ..........................................................vs. Central Arkansas (10/20/12)

WHY UE?“The great school, the soccer program and

the coaches.”



FAIK HAJDEROVIC11 5-8 • 145 • SOPHOMORE • FORWARDST. LOUIS, MO. (MEHLVILLE)

2012: NSCAA/Continental Tire All-Midwest Region Third Team selection...All-Missouri Valley Conference Honorable Mention...All-MVC Freshman Team selection...MVC All-Tournament Team...MVC Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 1)...Ranked No. 58 on Top Drawer Soccer’s postseason Top 100 Freshman list...Led Evansville offensively with 15 points on five goals and a team-high five assists...Attempted a team-high 45 shots and led UE with 20 shots on goal...Scored six points in his first five collegiate matches...Tallied his first career assists in a season-opening win vs. Lipscomb (Aug. 24) and scored his first career goal in a win over Cincinnati (Sept. 9)...Named to the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team after racking up three points on a goal and an assist...Scored a season-high four points on a pair of goals in a win vs. Oral Roberts (Sept. 30).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A dynamic attacking player that was regarded as one of the top goal-scoring prospects in the St. Louis metropolitan area...Leading goal scorer for the St. Louis Scott Gallagher Metro team of the United States Soccer Development Academy...Recognized as a member of the 2011 ESPN Missouri State Starting 11...Was key in leading his club team to the USYSA Missouri State Cup Championships at the Under-13, Under-14 and Under-15 levels before going to join the USSDA...An Aces Soccer Camp All-Star in 2011.

PERSONAL: Faik Hajderovic...Born February 24, 1994 in St. Louis, Mo....Son of Nedzad Fikreta Hajderovic...Has a younger sister, Lejla.

HAJDEROVIC’S CAREER STATISTICS

WHY UE?“I chose UE because of academics and

soccer. I am planning on majoring in civil engineering and I was impressed in the way the UE soccer coaching staff treated

me. They made UE feel like it was the place for me.”

CAREER HIGHSPoints4 .................................................................. vs. Oral Roberts (9/30/12)

Goals2 .................................................................. vs. Oral Roberts (9/30/12)

Assists1 ....................................... Five times; last at Eastern Illinois (10/2/12)

Shots8 ...........................................................................vs. Drake (11/17/12)




VINCE DiPRIMIO16 5-10 • 165 • SOPHOMORE • MIDFIELDER/DEFENDERBLOOMINGTON, IND. (BLOOMINGTON NORTH)

2012: Appeared in one match, logging the first minutes of his collegiate career against Oral Roberts (Sept. 30).

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

PERSONAL: Vincent Peter DiPrimio...Born August 13, 1993 in Evansville, Ind....Son of Peter and Cindy DiPrimio...Has one sister, Gabrielle...Exercise science major.

DIPRIMIO’S CAREER STATISTICS



Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots0 ..................................................................................................... N/A

WHY UE?“I chose UE because it was the perfect fit for me. It’s a great school, it has a great

tradition, a great coaching staff and a great group of guys.”



NICK LEWIS22 5-11 • 150 • SOPHOMORE • MIDFIELDERBEAVERTON, ORE. (BEAVERTON)

2012: Saw action in two matches, coming off the bench to log his first collegiate minutes at Butler (Sept. 19)...Appeared as a substitute in a win vs. Oral Roberts (Sept. 30).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Posted a successful playing resume at both the high school and club levels...A four-year starter at Beaverton High School, where he was named the team’s Most Valuable Player and earned All-Metro League honors...Totaled 11 goals and eight assists in 16 matches as a senior...Team captain of BSC Portland, where he was coached by former University of Evansville standout Ryan Youngblood...Member of the Oregon Olympic Development Program.

PERSONAL: Nicholas Fox Lewis...Born January 14, 1994 in Portland, Ore....Son of Stephen and Leah Lewis...Has one older sister, Alexandra, and a younger brother, Tristan.

LEWIS’S CAREER STATISTICS

WHY UE?“I chose the University of Evansville because

it is a great school. My coach and mentor, Ryan Youngblood, a former UE soccer player,

recommended UE to me. Once I did the research, met the coaches, players and staff, I

knew it was the right choice for me.”


Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots0 ..................................................................................................... N/A




FELIPE CORTEZ20 5-6 • 140 • JUNIOR • MIDFIELDERBEACH PARK, ILL. (ROBERT MORRIS - ILLINOIS)

PRIOR TO UE: Transferred from Robert Morris University in Chicago...Tallied six points on a goal and four assists for the Eagles during the 2012 season...A prospect from the Chicago Fire Academy of Major League Soccer (MLS)...Led the Fire to the 2012 Super-20 League National Championship and was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player...Former participant of the US Under-14 National Team pool and the USYSA Region II Olympic Development Program.

PERSONAL: Felipe Cortez...Born September 22, 1992 in Waukegan, Ill....Only son of Felipe and Laura Cortez.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because it’s a small, private university that competes at the highest

level of collegiate athletics. Also, the coaches and staff provided a warm and

welcoming atmosphere. I believe it was the best fit for my future.”

Matthew Hand27 6-1 • 195 • SOPHOMORE • MIDFIELDER/DEFENDERAUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND (UNIV. OF THE CUMBERLANDS)

PRIOR TO UE: Transferred from the University of the Cumberlands...Appeared in nine matches for the Patriots in 2012...Took one shot, putting it on goal.

PERSONAL: Matthew Dylan Hand...Born July 13, 1992 in Auckland, New Zealand...Son of Chris and Judy Hand...Has an older brother, James, a younger brother, Samuel, and a younger sister, Jacqueline...Majoring in accounting.

WHY UE?“The reputation of the successful soccer

program and coaching staff, and the academic program opportunities.”



ERIK HAGAN1 6-7 • 180 • FRESHMAN • GOALKEEPERLOUISVILLE, KY. (J.M. ATHERTON)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: All-region selection at J.M. Atherton High School...Named team captain and the squad’s Most Valuable Player...Wendy’s High School Heisman Award recipient...Standout goalkeeper for the River City Rovers...Led the Rovers to a title at the 2012 Birmingham Collegiate Showcase...Led his Javanon ‘95 team to the Disney Soccer Showcase finals in 2010 and was later invited to train with Bolton FC in England.

PERSONAL: Erik Taylor Hagan...Born June 14, 1995 in Louisville, Ky....Son of James and Angela Hagan...Has a younger brother, Andrew.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because of immense ‘family’ feeling about the entire program and the

school. I love how the coaches push me to do my best and don’t allow any slacking.”

RYAN Koenig19 5-9 • 145 • FRESHMAN • FORWARDTEMPE, ARIZ. (CORONA DEL SOL)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Named a First Team All-State selection by the East Valley Tribune...All-city, all-section and all-Division 1 selection by AIA 365...Selected as the team’s Most Valuable Player at Corona del Sol High School, after leading the team to the quarterfinals of the Arizona state tournament...Member of SC del Sol, where he led the team to three Far West Regional titles and a fourth place finish in the National League...Participated in the Disney Showcase and Surf College Cup.

PERSONAL: Ryan Koenig...Born November 10, 1994...Son of Jeff and Laurie Koenig...Has one sister, Mackenzie.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because it had everything I

wanted in an institution: great academics and a historic soccer program. UE’s

biochemistry program is very well respected and everyone from the coaches to the players

made UE feel like the perfect place for me.”



LANDON SOUDER23 6-2 • 170 • FRESHMAN • MIDFIELDER/DEFENDERHARRODSBURG, KY. (MERCER COUNTY)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: First team all-state selection at Mercer County High School...NSCAA Scholar All-American honoree...Member of the USYSA Region II Olympic Development Program...Captain of the Lexington FC team that advanced to the Kentucky state finals and won a Disney Championship in 2011...Also participated in track at Mercer County, where he was a member of the Kentucky 2A State Champion 4-x-800 meter relay team.

PERSONAL: James Landon Souder...Born January 23, 1995 in Harrodsburg, Ky....Son of Greg and Debbie Souder...Has an older brother, Nicholas, and a younger sister, Emmy.

WHY UE?“The great school and soccer program, as

well as my immediate relationship with the coaches and players.”

JARED ROBINSON24 6-2 • 170 • FRESHMAN • FORWARDPOWELL, OHIO (OLENTANGY LIBERTY)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Named the team’s Most Valuable Player at Olentangy Liberty High School and led the Patriots to a state championship, scoring all of the team’s goals in the semifinal and final matches...Led Olentangy Liberty to a No. 9 ranking in the NSCAA Fall High School National Rankings...Member of the Columbus Crew Soccer Academy...Led the Crew to the Great Lakes Division title and USSDA playoffs in 2011...Member of the Columbus Crew team that advanced to the finals of the Major League Soccer (MLS) adidas Generation Under-17 Championship...Rated on the ESPNHS national watch list...Was also a US Club Soccer National ID2 player and member of the Ohio South Olympic Development program.

PERSONAL: Jared Corwin Robinson...Born June 29, 1995 in Columbus, Ohio...Son of Dale and Christine Robinson...Has two older sisters, Alicia and Amy, and two older brothers, Brady and Matt.

WHY UE?“It was always a dream of mine to play

Division I soccer and the smaller campus fit me well. On my visit, I really liked the coaching staff and atmosphere over the

other colleges that I visited.”



TYRUS SCIARRA25 6-0 • 175 • FRESHMAN • FORWARDWALTON, KY. (RYLE)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Two-time all-state selection at Ryle High School...Led Ryle to an apperance in the Kentucky state final in 2011...Set Ryle’s all-time scoring record by netting 72 career goals...Member of the Lexington FC that qualified for the 2013 USYSA Region II Championships.

PERSONAL: Tyrus Luigi Sciarra...Born May 17, 1995 in Edgewood, Ky....Son of Keith and Kristen Sciarra...Has two younger brothers, Joey and Roy.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because the whole community

is a close family. With the opportunities available, both athletically and

academically, UE is the perfect fit for me. With the close community, I won’t get

lost and UE gives me the chance to make something out of my life.”

KYLE RICHARDVILLE26 5-8 • 150 • FRESHMAN • FORWARD/MIDFIELDERVINCENNES, IND. (LINCOLN)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: All-state selection at Vincennes Lincoln High School...Four-time all-area player of the year and ended his high school career as one of Indiana’s all-time leaders in assists...NSCAA Scholar All-American honoree...Member of the SWISA FCE team that he led to the IYSA State Cup finals and a title at the Disney Showcase.

PERSONAL: Kyle David Richardville...Born September 29, 1994 in Evansville, Ind....Son of Bob and Jackie Richardville...Has an older sistser, Valerie Rusch, and two older brothers, Adam and Matt.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because the coaching staff

made me feel really welcome. I like the small campus atmosphere and how close everyone in the university is. It’s a great

school academically and athletically.”



JACOB HILL28 6-1 • 165 • FRESHMAN • MIDFIELDER/DEFENDERMOUNT STERLING, KY. (MONTGOMERY COUNTY)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: All-state selection at Montgomery County High School...Led the Indians to two Elite Eight appearances...Member of both the Bluegrass SC and Lexington FC club teams, where he led the Thoroughbreds to consecutive Kentucky State Cup semifinal appearances...Member of the Kentucky Olympic Development Program.

PERSONAL: Jacob Taylor Hill...Born January 20th, 1995 in Lexington, Ky....Son of Danny and Lisa Hill...Has a younger brother, Zach.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because of its great

sports science program and the smaller class sizes.”


2012 SEASON IN REVIEW2012 Evansville Men's SoccerEvansville Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 08, 2012)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 9-8-1 6-3 3-4-1 0-1CONFERENCE 3-2-1 2-1 1-1-1 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 6-6 4-2 2-3 0-1

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 24 LIPSCOMB W 2-1 1124Aug 26 BELMONT W 2-1 627Aug 29 at Georgia State Wot 3-2 340Sep 09 CINCINNATI W 2-0 474Sep 15 at Saint Louis L 1-4 653Sep 19 at BUTLER L 0-3 641Sep 22 KENTUCKY L 0-2 1284Sep 30 ORAL ROBERTS W 4-0 336Oct 02 at Eastern Illinois W 3-0 89Oct 06 MARSHALL L 0-2 414

* Oct 10 at Missouri State W 2-0 193* Oct 13 at Bradley L 0-2 785* Oct 17 SIU EDWARDSVILLE W 1-0 492* Oct 20 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W 1-0 286

Oct 24 at #16 Indiana L 0-2 1474* Oct 27 at Drake T o 2 2-2 207* Nov 03 #16 CREIGHTON L 1-2 742$ Nov 17 vs Drake L 1-2 350

TEAM STATISTICS UE OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 25-230 25-255 Goals scored per game 1.39 1.39 Shot pct. . 1 0 9 . 0 9 8 Shots on goal-Attempts 100-230 109-255 SOG pct. . 4 3 5 . 4 2 7 S h o t s / G a m e 12.8 14.2CORNER KICKS 64 79PENALTY KICKS 1-1 3-3PENALTIES Yellow cards 14 18 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 5779 4382 Dates/Avg Per Date 9/642 8/548 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/350

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att11 Hajderovic, Faik 18 5 5 15 45 . 1 1 1 20 . 4 4 4 1 1 - 17 Gonzalez, Mark 18 5 1 11 43 . 1 1 6 15 . 3 4 9 0 0 - 020 Sharp, Jesse 18 3 2 8 21 . 1 4 3 13 . 6 1 9 3 0 - 08 Schroeder, Nick 18 3 1 7 17 . 1 7 6 9 . 5 2 9 1 0 - 09 Terry, Dylan 18 2 3 7 25 . 0 8 0 15 . 6 0 0 1 0 - 03 Opperman, Nate 18 3 0 6 21 . 1 4 3 10 . 4 7 6 3 0 - 014 Kapsalis, Alex 13 1 3 5 9 . 1 1 1 4 . 4 4 4 0 0 - 015 Craig, Joel 18 2 0 4 7 . 2 8 6 3 . 4 2 9 0 0 - 02 Causey, Brandon 14 1 1 3 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 - 010 Romero, Luis 18 0 1 1 9 . 0 0 0 1 . 1 1 1 0 0 - 013 May, Peter 13 0 1 1 8 . 0 0 0 1 . 1 2 5 0 0 - 023 Stallings, Ryan 11 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 017 Schafer, Kevin 14 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 018 Teppen, Eric 18 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 04 Macias, Charlie 18 0 0 0 13 . 0 0 0 2 . 1 5 4 0 0 - 012 Hodges, Patrick 18 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 2 . 3 3 3 0 0 - 019 Hasinger, Mack 12 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 025 Chura, Gavin 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 022 Lewis, Nick 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 016 DiPrimio, Vince 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 06 Nash, Joel 5 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 05 Coates, Ryan 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 01 Randant, Robert 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 18 25 21 71 230 . 1 0 9 100 . 4 3 5 9 1 - 1Opponents 18 25 20 70 255 . 0 9 8 109 . 4 2 7 8 3 - 3

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho1 Randant, Robert 1 17:10 0 0.00 3 1.000 0-0-0 0/018 Teppen, Eric 18 1623:14 25 1.39 75 . 7 5 0 9-8-1 5/0

Total 18 1640:24 25 1.37 84 . 7 7 1 9-8-1 6Opponents 18 1640:24 25 1.37 75 . 7 5 0 8-9-1 5

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 10 14 1 0 25Opponents 13 12 0 0 25

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 104 122 2 2 230Opponents 129 121 3 2 255

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 32 48 3 1 84Opponents 43 32 0 0 75

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 30 33 1 0 64Opponents 42 35 1 1 79

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 95 104 0 3 202Opponents 93 106 1 1 201

FINAL MVC StANDINGSTEAM MVC PTS OVERALL PTS Creighton 5-0-1 16 17-4-3 54SIUE 4-2-0 12 13-7-0 39Bradley 3-2-1 10 10-6-4 34Evansville 3-2-1 10 9-8-1 28Drake 2-2-2 8 6-11-4 22Central Ark. 1-4-1 4 8-9-1 25Missouri St. 0-6-0 0 5-8-4 19

MVC TEAM SCORING LEADERSTEAM G A PTS Creighton 39 33 111Bradley 32 27 91SIUE 29 32 90Evansville 25 21 71Drake 23 15 61Central Ark. 17 13 47Missouri St. 13 7 33

MVC tEAM DEFENSIVE LEADERSTEAM GA MINUTES GAA Missouri St. 14 1622:02 0.78Creighton 20 2257:29 0.80SIUE 17 1811:37 0.84Central Ark. 20 1661:18 1.08Bradley 23 1891:45 1.09Evansville 25 1640:24 1.37Drake 37 1996:03 1.67

MVC INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERSPLAYER G A PTS T. Pitter, CU 10 4 24J. Gomez, CU 6 9 21K. Balle, BU 7 4 18C. Volesky, SIUE 9 0 18M. Thaden, DU 7 3 17J. Graf, BU 7 2 16F. Hajderovic, UE 5 5 15

MVC INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING LEADERSPLAYER GA MINUTES GAA J. Gal, CU 10 1386:31 0.65A. Riggs, MSU 14 1622:02 0.78J. Berner, SIUE 12 1262:29 0.86A. Bolowich, CU 10 870:58 1.03B. Billings, BU 23 1796:44 1.15C. Gibson, UCA 18 1390:00 1.17E. Teppen, UE 25 1623:14 1.39


The Missouri Valley CONFERENCEThe Missouri Valley Conference has demonstrated throughout history that it finds the strength, resources, competitive determination and leadership to rise to even higher levels when confronted with change or significant challenges.

In 2012-13, the winds of change that have dramatically affected Division I conference realignment in recent years finally touched The Valley. For the first time since 1996, the MVC will experience the addition and departure of a member institution. The Valley formally welcomed Loyola University Chicago into the membership on July 1, 2013. Loyola is the 33rd institution to enter the Missouri Valley Conference and the first-ever member university from the Chicago metropolitan area. In March 2013, Creighton University, an MVC member for nearly 60 years, had announced its departure from the MVC for the newly configured Big East Conference.

If the Missouri Valley Conference has been anything over the past 106 seasons of athletic competition, it has been resilient. The Valley – which will experience its 107th season of athletics competition in 2013-14 -- has weathered many kinds of storms, including changes in its membership. In 1928, six institutions (Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Nebraska, Missouri and Oklahoma) left the league to form the Big Six Conference. Another major exodus from the MVC took place in the 1970s when four institutions departed over a three-year period. Each time there has been a setback or a major change in membership, the Conference has retooled and reinvented itself.

The nation’s second-oldest NCAA Division I conference continues to be a leader in college athletics and is one of the nation’s most progressive conferences. League members have worked together to focus on common goals and objectives, putting a high value on league harmony while continuing to invest in athletic programs to compete at the highest level.

The Valley brand remains very strong, both regionally and nationally, and the great athletic tradition of The Valley remains a compelling force in recruiting student-athletes and in marketing all the MVC programs.

Meanwhile, the success of The Valley television package is one of the great stories in the league. The MVC Television Network has blossomed into a revenue-generating vehicle and The Valley’s most visible marketing tool. Also, The Valley continues

to be proactive in upgrading the production and marketing of both institutionally-produced and conference-produced webcasts.In 2010, The Valley took a major step toward ensuring current revenues in television media and tournament sponsorship sales would be guaranteed in future years when it announced a 10-year partnership with Learfield Sports. The Jefferson City, Missouri-based company now has the exclusive sales and marketing rights to MVC assets that include championships and television advertising.

During the tenure of Doug Elgin, The Valley’s ninth and longest-tenured commissioner, The Valley has been aggressive in hosting NCAA events in St. Louis. From 1998-2010, the MVC served as host for a staggering nine NCAA tournament events in that 13-year period, which has made St. Louis one of the most frequent stops on the NCAA Tournament trail. The Valley hosted Women’s Final Fours in 2001 and 2009 and the Men’s Final Four in 2005. This year, The Valley will host an NCAA second- and third-round men’s basketball event at Scottrade Center in St. Louis. Last year, the league hosted an NCAA second- and third-round men’s basketball event in Kansas City and previously assisted with preliminary round men’s events in both 2008 and 2012 in Omaha.

The seeds for the creation of the conference were planted by eight administrators representing five institutions, who met at the Midland Hotel in Kansas City, Mo., on Jan. 12, 1907. The five schools which formed the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association were Washington University of St. Louis, and the state universities of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. Two months after the initial meeting, two more schools -- Drake University and Iowa State College -- were admitted.

In the fall of 1907, basketball became the first competitive sport. Today, the Missouri Valley Conference sponsors the following sports: baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country and track & field (indoor and outdoor), men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, women’s swimming and diving, men’s and women’s tennis, and women’s volleyball.

While the inclusion of women’s sports under a comprehensive athletic umbrella is a recent development in the league’s storied history, over the years, Valley student-athletes and coaches have become household names during the league’s illustrious history, both during their collegiate

careers and, for some, professional careers.

In fact, The Valley began honoring that tradition in the summer of 1997, when the conference began its athletics Hall of Fame. Hersey Hawkins of Bradley, Larry Bird of Indiana State, Wes Unseld of Louisville, Coach Henry Iba of Oklahoma State, Dave Stallworth of Wichita State, Ed Macauley of Saint Louis, and Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati were members of the initial induction class. Currently, nearly 80 former players, coaches and alums dot the league’s Hall of Fame.

Men’s basketball, perhaps, has the league’s most storied tradition, boasting the likes of Hall of Famers Bird and Robertson as former players, but The Valley has also produced national-caliber student-athletes in its other sponsored sports. In 2001, Missouri State’s Jackie Stiles became the first Valley woman to earn the Honda-Broderick Cup, given to the nation’s top female collegiate student-athlete. In the sport of track and field, Indiana State’s Holli Hyche captured seven national sprint titles in the early 1990s, Southern Illinois’ Darrin Plab won back-to-back NCAA outdoor high jump titles in 1991 and 1992, SIU’s Brittany Riley became the World record holder in the weight throw in 2007, and Kylie Hutson of Indiana State swept both the indoor and outdoor pole vault titles in 2009 and in 2010. Southern Illinois’ Jeneva McCall (three NCAA individual championships) and Illinois State’s Tim Glover (back-to-back javelin championships in 2011 and 2012) and Indiana State’s Felisha Johnson (indoor weight throw in 2011 and 2013) are the most recent multi-year NCAA champions in the league’s highly decorated history in track & field.

In the fall of 1997, Creighton’s Johnny Torres was named the collegiate male soccer player of the year for a second-straight year, while SMU’s Luchi Gonzalez (2001) and Tulsa’s Ryan Pore (2004) have also earned a National Player of the Year honor in men’s soccer. Meanwhile, league member Wichita State has produced three national collegiate players of the year in baseball, including Joe Carter (1981), Phil Stephenson (1982) and Darren Dreifort (1993).

League members include Bradley, Drake, Evansville, Illinois State, Indiana State, Loyola Chicago, Missouri State, Northern Iowa, Southern Illinois, and Wichita State. Central Arkansas and Southern Illinois Edwardsville are affiliate members in men’s soccer, and Dallas Baptist is an affiliate member for baseball.


All-TIme LetterMEN

AAdame, Matt ................................ 2004-05Adcock, Brian ............................... 1986-89Ahearn, Patrick ...................................2003Anderson, Mike ............................ 1997-98Anderson, Nate ............................ 1998-99Andrew, Ricky .....................................1985Armbruster, Mike ......................... 1974-77Armstrong, John ...................... 1997-2001Awe, Dustin .................................. 2004-07

BBaker, Steve .......................................1988Balassi, Dan.................................. 1983-86Baldridge, Alex ...................................2005Bance, Mamadou ...............................1981Barker, Robbie ......................... 1999-2002Barrett, Shane .............................. 1987-90Battaglia, Matt....................................1994Baum, John .................................. 1979-82Beauparlant, Jim ................................1974Beichley, Scott ....................................1998Bellamy, Davis.............................. 1978-81Bennam, Tom .....................................1975Bennett, Robert ............................ 1987-88Beshears, Jordan .......................... 2007-08Beul, Ken ..................................... 1983-85Beyer, Shawn ............................... 1995-96Bielefeld, Matt ............................. 1977-78Bigham, Dan ................................ 2001-04Binder, Chris ................................ 2002-05Bjoro, Rune .................................. 1980-83Blackbourne, Matthew ................. 1991-95Boerger, Phil ................................ 2008-10Boes, Bryan .................................. 1989-90Bowland, Mark ............................. 1989-92Bowman, Matt .............................. 1998-99Bracher, Brandon ......................... 1989-92Bragg, Scott .................................. 1995-98Braun, Andrew ...................................2009Brennan, John ............................. 1990-91Brick, Andy (mgr.) ........................ 2005-08Browder, Chuck ............................ 1997-98Brown, Andy (trainer) ................... 2002-04Brown, Greg ................................. 1991-94Brown, Kevin ................................ 1993-94Broxup, Dan ................................. 2001-04Buda, Ryan .........................................2010Buente, Vic .........................................1975Burch, Marc .................................. 2002-04Burnett, Jack ................................ 1980-83Burns, Pat ..................................... 1978-81Byrd, Zach ..........................................2011

CCampbell, Chris............................ 1976-77Cannon, Chris .....................................1992Cannon, Dan ................................ 1984-87Cannon, Scott ............................... 1987-90Carney, Pat ................................... 1978-79Cashel, Tim .........................................1986Causey, Brandon ....................... 2010-Pres.Celis, Carlos .................................. 1996-99Chairez, Jose ................................ 2001-04Chamberlin, Monte ...................... 1974-77Charles, Paul ......................................1982

Chura, Gavin ................................ 2009-12Church, Steve ............................... 1988-91Clark, Randy .......................................1993Clarke, Tom (mgr.) ..............................1983Coates, Ryan.............................. 2012-Pres.Cockrum, Troy .....................................1991Cortez, Daniel .....................................2010Corzatt, Clint ................................ 1994-95Coull, Ian ............................................1982Craig, Joel ................................. 2011-Pres.Crawford, Tyler ............................. 2008-09Croy, Ron ...................................... 1989-90

DD’Amelio, Frank ............................ 1977-79D’Antonio, Nino ............................ 1978-79Dashti, Saeed .....................................1976Daugherty, Devin (mgr.) .....................1996Davis, Andy ........................................2000Day, Greg ..................................... 1985-86Day, Mitch .................................... 2008-10Dear, Marty (mgr.) ..............................1988Delgado, Pedro ............................ 1995-98Dempsey, Ben ....................................2008Desselle, Gary ....................................1994Diedrich, Doug ............................. 1984-87DiPrimio, Vince ......................... 2012-Pres.Dlamini, Max......................................1975Doessel, Jim ................................. 1990-91Dominguez, Luis .......................... 2003-04Dragon, Tom ................................. 1980-83Duddles, Jon ................................ 1994-95Dufty, Alec .................................... 2006-08Dunbar, Ian .................................. 1992-95Dunda, John ................................ 1978-81Dunfee, Ryan (mgr.) ..................... 1990-93

EEanes, Austin ................................ 2007-08Edu, Reggie.................................. 2006-09Ehrensbeck, Frank ........................ 1977-80Eggleston, Ian .............................. 1991-94Elenio, Cory .................................. 2004-07Ellis, Sean ..................................... 1993-94Elmes, Alex .........................................1976Emmons, John ...................................1981Ernst, Tim ..................................... 1987-90Ernstes, Mike......................................1976Erskine, Kipp ................................ 2007-08Ertugrul, Taylan ............................ 1994-95Etienne, J.P. .................................. 2003-04

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

Fulchiron, Vincent ........................ 1992-94

GGaido, Chris.................................. 1983-84Gallucci, Gabriel .................................2000Gargantini, Terence .................. 1999-2001Garrison, Greg ....................................1975Gestrich, Peter ...................1980-81; 83-84Gibson, Dan ................................. 2006-09Giffard, David (mgr.)...........................1993Givens, Stephanye (trainer) .......... 2007-08Gonzalez, Mark Anthony ........... 2012-Pres.Grapperhaus, T.J. .......................... 2000-03Grochowski, Greg ...............................1981Guedes, Ricardo ....................... 1999-2001Guild, John ........................................1976Gutierrez, Diego .................................1992

HHaan, Joe (trainer) ....................... 2003-06Hajderovic, Faik ......................... 2012-Pres.Hall, Trevor .........................................1988Halliwill, Jon ................................ 1985-88Hanchar, Mike .............................. 1986-87Hansen, Tim .......................................1976Harding, Jim ......................................1984Harner, Ben .................................. 2006-07Harrell, Matt .......................................1998Harrington, Trey ........................... 1989-92Hart, Scott ..........................................2004Harty, Bob .................................... 1978-79Hasinger, Mack ......................... 2012-Pres.Havill, Clay ............................... 1998-2001Hawa, Feud .................................. 1974-75Hellman, Don ............................... 1977-78Hempen, Billy .............................. 1978-79Henderson, Brad ...................... 1997-2000Henkle, Aaron .............................. 2009-11Henry, Garric ................................ 2004-05Herbert, Lon ................................. 2001-04Hider, Keith ........................................1978Hillsamer, Phil ............................. 1974-75Himebaugh, Bryce ....................... 1988-92Hlopne, Arthur ...................................1975Hoch, Eric ..................................... 1982-84Hodges, Patrick ......................... 2011-Pres.Hoek, Tyler ................................... 2006-07Hoffar, Keith ................................. 1974-77Holsbeke, Reiss ........................ 1998-2001Homer, Gerard ............................. 1978-81Hoogerwerf, Steve .............................1993Hosman, Bill ................................ 1974-75Houchin, Chad (trainer) ......................2009Howa, Mike ........................................1975Huffman, Jeff ............................... 1974-75

IIkeda, Scott .................................. 1992-93Irvin, Tom ..................................... 2006-10

JJackson, Frank ....................................1976Jaeger, Doug ......................................1980James, David................................ 2005-06

Jenkerson, Dan ............................ 1979-80Jenkins, Adam ............................. 1991-92Jenkins, Sam ................................ 1994-95Jensen, Just ................................. 1979-82Jerdal, Lane.................................. 1994-96Jobe, Papa ................................... 1977-78Johnson, Erik ............................... 2004-07Johnson, Jennifer (mgr.) .......... 1999-2000Jones, Scott .................................. 1978-79Jones, Tony .................................. 1992-95Judiscak, Justin..................................2000Juengel, Russ (mgr.) .................... 1995-97

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

LLaBerge, Mike .............................. 1994-96Lachowecki, AJ ....................... 1980, 82-84Lamb, Sam .........................................1976Lamba, Jasdeep .................................2005Lane, Tim ...................................... 1983-86Lappe, Gavin ......................................1991Lavergne, Mike ........................ 1999-2002Lawler, Kellen .....................................2000Leach, Chris .................................. 1991-95Leerkamp, Alan ..................................1992Leger, Robby ................................ 1994-97Lenzing, Erik ................................ 1995-96Lewis, Nick ................................ 2012-Pres.Loftin, Brian........................................1993Londono, Jose .............................. 1993-96Long, Ken (mgr.) ................................1984Loucks, LaRayne (mgr.).......................1998Loucks, Tim .........................................1998Lue, Michael ................................. 1995-98Lumsdon, Kevin ........................... 1992-93Luttrull, Mike................................ 2007-10Lynch, Robby ................................ 2007-10Lyon, Mick .................................... 1985-87

MMachold, Chris ............................. 1984-85Macias, Charlie .......................... 2011-Pres.Mackay, Ally ................................. 2007-09Makawa, James ............................ 1978-81Manga, Philip ....................................2010Manghelli, Josh .................................2005


All-time LettermenMansfield, Mitch .......................... 2007-10Marchi, Mike ................................ 1983-84Marine, Kirk .......................................1993Mariutto, Dimitri ................................1989Marolt, Gary ................................. 1974-75Massat, Peter ................................ 1981-84Massey, Mickey ..................................2005Matthews, Jeremy ..............................1991Mattingly, Marty ........................... 1986-89Mattingly, Matt ............................ 1994-97May, Peter ................................. 2011-Pres.McAuley, Ian ................................ 2003-07McAdams, AJ................................ 1995-97McCreary, Jamelle ........................ 1994-97McDermott, Joe .................................1978McHugh, Dan ............................... 1983-86McIntyre, Matt .............................. 1994-95McKinnon, Jeremy ................... 1997-2000McLaughlin, Sean ..............................1992McLean, Chris .....................................2002McMeechan, Jim ................................1996McNamara, Ken ............................ 1980-83McQuay, Kam ......................... 1979, 81-83Mead, Fred (mgr.) ..............................1984Meicenheimer, Lafe (mgr.) ........... 2002-04Meintzer, Mike ...................................1995Melton, Dave......................................1976Menjivar, Richard ......................... 2008-09Merryweather, Graham ................ 1988-91Michler, Tom ......................................1978Mihata, Yuki ................................. 2000-01Mikes, Mike ................................. 1983-86Millan, Pedro .....................................1999Miller, Barry ................................. 1976-77Miller, Brent .......................................2004Miller, Don .........................................1979Minyono, Stephan ........................ 2006-07Mitchell, Jack ............................... 1984-87Moffett, Aaron (mgr.) ..........................2002Moll, Ryan .................................... 2007-08Mominee, Jules .................................1975Monaghan, Brooks .............................1991Montgomery, Jason (mgr.) .................1995Moore, Ed................................. 1999-2002Moore, Matt (mgr.) ................... 1999-2000Morgan, Ralph (mgr.) .........................1982Morrison, Alan (mgr.) .........................1981Muckey, Lance .............................. 2002-06Mullen, Josiah ...................................2005Murray, Nick .......................................1993

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

OO’Brien, Ian .................................. 1986-89O’Donnell, Dan ............................ 1985-88O’Keefe, Tim .......................................1984

Oladapo, Charles .......................... 1974-76Opperman, Nate ....................... 2012-Pres.Osby, Melvin ......................................1975Ottesen, Dustin ................. 1995-96, 98-99

PPage, Cole ..........................................2009Parker, Taylor ......................................2010Parra, Emilio ................................. 1995-98Parker, Justin .....................................1992Paterson, Rob ............................... 1988-89Pele, Jason ................................... 2003-06Perkins, Troy .......................................2003Petrie, David.......................................1985Perry, Greg (mgr.) ...............................1988Petty, Brandt (mgr.) ............................2007Phillips, Glen .....................................1975Poellein, Erik ............................ 1998-2000Potter, Nick ................................... 1995-98Prince, Russell ....................................1989Prow, John ................................... 1987-91Purcell, Kieran .............................. 2006-09

RRaber, Joey (mgr.) ........................ 2006-09Rainbolt, Geff ............................... 1987-90Raines, CW ................................... 1994-96Ramsay, Matt ........................... 1999-2001Randant, Robert ........................ 2009-Pres.Ray, Marshall................................ 1995-99Reed, Kyle .................................... 2003-05Rehfuss, Peter .............................. 1979-82Reiss, Bobby .......................................2008Renner, Mark .....................................1975Richards, George (trainer) ............ 2003-05Richards, Matt ....................................2003Rhymer, Jeff ............................. 1998-2001Roate, Robbie............................... 2003-06Robbins, Jarrett ............................ 2008-11Roberts, Mike .....................................1986Robinson, Ryan ............................ 2010-11Rodriguez, DJ ............................... 1996-97Romero, Luis ............................. 2011-Pres.Ross, Bryan.........................................2002Ruszkowski, Trevor (mgr.) ......... 1998-2000

SSapoznik, Marc (mgr.) ........................2005Sass, Justin .................................. 2008-10Schaan, Gary ......................................1994Schafer, Kevin ........................... 2011-Pres.Schall, Austin .....................................2007Schall, Drew .......................................2011Schaub, Zack ................................ 1997-98Scheu, Jeff ................................... 1989-91Schiebelhut, Tony (mgr.) .............. 1988-91Schmalz, Geoff .................. 1987-88, 90-91Schmidt, Shane ............................ 1990-93Schmidt, Trevor ............................ 2010-11Schneider, Blake .......................... 2008-10Schoenstein, Rob ......................... 1982-85Schopp, Lee .................................. 1989-90Schrader, Eric .....................................2002Schroeder, Nick ......................... 2011-Pres.Schroering, Marty......................... 1991-94Schultheis, Greg .................................1995

Schultz, Adam .......................... 1999-2003Scott, Ryan ............................... 1998-2000Sebek, Matt .................................. 2000-03Sergesketter, Dustin ................. 1997-2000Sharp, Jesse ................................. 2009-12Shields, Matt ................................ 2002-05Short, Jim..................................... 1982-85Slaats, Matt ........................................1995Slattery, Chris ............................... 1983-84Smith, Brent .......................................2004Smith, Daryl ................................. 1985-87Smith, Korby ................................ 1991-92Smith, Mark ................................. 1985-88Smith, Richard ............................. 2001-04Southers, Cory .............................. 2004-07Spargen, Paul .....................................1975Stahl, Kurt ..........................................1990Stallings, Ryan ............................. 2011-12Stevens, Casey ......................... 1999-2002Stockdale, Graham .............................2005Stone, Craig ................................. 1996-99Stovel, Nick ........................................1997Swartz, Dusty ......................................1988Syne, Kurt ...........................................1981

TTalley, Andre ................................. 2000-02Tanck, Mike .................................. 1975-76Terry, Dylan ............................... 2011-Pres.Teppen, Eric ............................... 2011-Pres.Templeton, Glen .................................1993Tessein, Ernie .....................................1980Torres, Cesar ................................. 1977-80Tucker, Josh ........................................1994Tyler, John Mark ........................... 2003-06

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

WWachtel, Rich ............................... 1984-85Wahl, Kasey (trainer) ..........................2007Waitman, Mark ............................ 1983-84Wallach, Peter ....................................2005Walters, Trey ................................. 1994-98Walton, Toby ................................ 1993-96Wannemuehler, Brian .................. 1981-85Ware, Larry .........................................1974Wasserman, Bob ................................1979Weir, David .................................. 1988-91Weir, Pat ....................................... 1993-96Westbrook, Scott .......................... 1978-82Westenberger, Nick ...................... 1988-90Weston, Courtney...............................1988Whitacre, Keith............................. 1977-78Wilhelm, Rob .....................................1985Wilhite, Nick (mgr.) ...................... 1995-96Wilke, Ray ..........................................1976Williams, Mickey .......................... 1982-83Williamson, Joe .................................1987Wilson, Kyle .............................. 2012-Pres.Wong, Jimmy ............................... 1974-75Woodruff, Rew ...................................1991Worth, Brad .................................. 1994-97

Wynn, Gary (mgr.) ........................ 1986-91

YYoung, Chuck .....................................1974Youngblood, Ryan .................... 1999-2002

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


HONORS AND AWARDSTEAM

NCAA TOURNAMENTSOverall Record: 5-11Appearances: 1982 (0-1), 1984 (1-1), 1985 (2-1; Final Four), 1986 (0-1), 1988 (0-1), 1989 (0-1), 1990 (2-1; Final Four), 1991 (0-1), 1992 (0-1), 1996 (0-1)

CONFERENCE REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS1990, 1991

CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1996

PROREHAB ACES SOCCER CLASSIC TITLES1988, 1990, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010

BRADLEY UNIV. GRAND PRAIRIE CLASSIC2011

ADIDAS/NSCAA TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD2007, 2008, 2009, 2012

INDIVIDUALNATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR1989: Rob Paterson (Adi Dassler/ISAA)

ALL-AMERICANS1982: Just Jensen, 2nd Team (NSCAA) John Nunes, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1985: Dan McHugh, 3rd Team (NSCAA) Mike Mikes, 3rd Team (NSCAA) Andrew Norton, 3rd Team (NSCAA)1986: Mike Mikes, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1987: Mick Lyon, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1989: Rob Paterson, 1st Team (NSCAA)1990: Scott Cannon, 1st Team (NSCAA) David Weir, 1st Team (NSCAA) Trey Harrington, 2nd Team (NSCAA)1991: Graham Merryweather, 1st Team (NSCAA)1992: Trey Harrington, 3rd Team (NSCAA)1996: Shawn Beyer, 3rd Team (Soccer News)

NATIONAL TEAM CAMPBrian Adcock U-17 USADan Balassi Full USARune Bjoro Youth NorwayDan Broxup Schools EnglandMarc Burch U-18, U-20 USACarlos Celis U-18 VenezuelaScott Cannon Full USAFrank D’Amelo U-23 USAPedro Delgado U-18 VenezuelaAlec Dufty U-20 USAIan Dunbar Schools EnglandDiego Gutierrez Full USATrey Harrington U-23 USABrad Henderson U-17 USAGerard Homer U-23 TrinidadJust Jensen U-18 DenmarkTony Jones U-17, U-20 USAA.J. Lachowecki Futsal USA

Brian Loftin Futsal USAMike Lue U-20 USARobby Lynch U-20 USAMick Lyon Schools EnglandRichard Menjivar U-18 USAPedro Millan U-18 VenezuelaRob Paterson Full USATroy Perkins Full USAKieran Purcell U-20 New ZelandShane Schmidt U-17, U-20 USADavid Weir Schools, Full Scotland

UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE HALL OF FAME1986: Bill Vieth (coach)1989: John Nunes1992: Frank D’Amelio1994: Dan McHugh1996: A.J. Lachowecki1997: Rob Paterson1998: David Weir2001: Graham Merryweather2002: Scott Cannon2003: Mick Lyon2004: Fred Schmalz (coach)2006: Mike Mikes2007: Trey Harrington2009: Just Jenson2012: Andrew Norton

MVC ALL-CENTENNIAL TEAM (CHOSEN 2006)Pedro Delgado (1995-98)

ALL-REGION(Mideast ‘77-’02; Midwest ‘03-Present)1977: Papa Jobe1978: Papa Jobe1979: Just Jensen, Frank D’Amelio1980: Just Jensen, Pat Burns1981: Just Jensen, John Nunes, Gerard Homer1982: Just Jensen, John Nunes, Scott Westbrook1983: A.J. Lachowecki, Craig Kessler, Ken McNamara1984: Peter Gestrich, A.J. Lachowecki, Dan McHugh1985: Andrew Norton, Mick Lyon, Mike Mikes, Rob Schoenstein, Dan Balassi, Dan McHugh1986: Mick Lyon, Dan McHugh, Mike Mikes1987: Mick Lyon, Jack Mitchell, Joe Kofron1988: Jon Halliwill, Rob Paterson, Paul Nevin, Scott Cannon1989: Scott Cannon, Rob Paterson, David Weir, Tim Ernst1990: Scott Cannon, Tim Ernst, Trey Harrington, David Weir, Geff Rainbolt1991: Graham Merryweather, John Prow, Trey Harrington1992: Trey Harrington, Shane Schmdit, Ian Dunbar, Diego Gutierrez1994: 1st Team: Ian Dunbar 2nd Team: Jose Londono 3rd Team: Mike LaBerge1995: 2nd Team: Ian Dunbar 3rd Team: Jose Londono, Josh Feigl

1996: 1st Team: C.W. Raines, Shawn Beyer 2nd Team: Jose Londono1997: 3rd Team: Chuck Browder1998: 3rd Team: Chuck Browder, Pedro Delgado 1999: 2nd Team: Terence Gargantini2003: 1st Team: Marc Burch 3rd Team: Dan Broxup2006: 1st Team: Cory Elenio2007: 1st Team: Cory Elenio2008: 3rd Team: Mike Luttrull, Robby Lynch2009: 2nd Team: Robby Lynch 3rd Team: Justin Sass, Richard Menjivar, Tom Irvin2010: 1st Team: Robby Lynch 3rd Team: Aaron Henkle2012: 3rd Team: Faik Hajderovic

ALL-MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE1987: Doug Diedrich, Tim Ernst, Joe Kofron, Mick Lyon1988: Scott Cannon, Paul Nevin, Rob Paterson1989: Player of the Year: Rob Paterson 1st Team: Scott Cannon, Tim Ernst, Ian O’Brien, Rob Paterson, David Weir 2nd Team: Brian Adcock, Graham Merryweather All-Newcomer: Brain Boes, Ron Croy, Trey Harrington1990: Player of the Year: David Weir 1st Team: Scott Cannon, Tim Ernst, Trey Harrington, Graham Merryweather, Geff Rainbolt, David Weir 2nd Team: Shane Barrett, Steve Church Newcomer of the Year: Shane Schmidt1991: Player of the Year: Graham Merryweather 1st Team: Graham Merryweather, David Weir, John Prow, Steve Church, Trey Harrington 2nd Team: Shane Schmidt All-Newcomer: Korby Smith1992: 1st Team: Trey Harrington, Ian Dunbar, Shane Schmidt, Diego Gutierrez 2nd Team: Mark Bowland All-Newcomer: Ian Dunbar, Diego Gutierrez, Scott Ikeda, Tony Jones1993: 1st Team: Scott Ikeda, Shane Schmidt 2nd Team: Ian Eggleston

ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE1994: 1st Team: Matthew Blackbourne 2nd Team: Jose Londono, Ian Dunbar, Mike LaBerge HM: Ian Eggleston, Robby Leger 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Matthew Blackbourne, Ian Dunbar, Jose Londono All-MVC Tournament: Matthew Blackbourne, Mike LaBerge


1995: 1st Team: Pedro Delgado, Josh Feigl 2nd Team: Matt Mattingly, C.W. Raines HM: Jose Londono Newcomer of the Year: Pedro Delgado All-Newcomer: Pedro Delgado, Dustin Ottesen 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Ian Dunbar, Josh Feigl, C.W. Raines All-MVC Tournament: Josh Feigl, Jose Londono, C.W. Raines1996: Defensive Player of the Year: C.W. Raines 1st Team: Shawn Beyer, Mike LaBerge, Jose Londono, Matt Mattingly, C.W. Raines 2nd Team: Josh Feigl, Pedro Delgado, Dustin Ottensen Newcomer of the Year: Shawn Beyer All-Newcomer: Shawn Beyer 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Pedro Delgado Josh Feigl, Jose Londono, C.W. Raines All-MVC Tournament: Mike LaBerge (MVP), Scott Bragg, C.W. Raines, Brad Worth1997: 1st Team: Pedro Delgado 2nd Team: Josh Feigl, Matt Mattingly All-Newcomer: Chuck Browder, Brad Henderson 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Pedro Delgado, Josh Feigl All-MVC Tournament: Michael Lue1998: 2nd Team: Chuck Browder, Michael Lue, Pedro Delgado, Scott Bragg HM: Corey Kessler All-Newcomer: Matt Harrell 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Pedro Delgado, Matt Filing, Dustin Ottesen1999: 1st Team: Dustin Ottesen, Terence Gargantini 2nd Team: Clay Havill Newcomer of the Year: Terence Gargantini All-Newcomer: Terence Gargantini 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Dustin Ottesen All-MVC Tournament: Dustin Ottesen, Robbie Barker2000: HM: Clay Havill, Jeff Rhymer All-Newcomer: Matt Sebek2001: HM: Clay Havill, Terence Gargantini All-Newcomer: Jean-Yves Fankam, 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Clay Havill2002: 2nd Team: Marc Burch, Casey Stevens All-Newcomer: Marc Burch, Chris Binder2003: 2nd Team: Marc Burch, Lance Muckey HM: Dan Broxup All-Freshman: Ian McAuley 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Adam Schultz2004: 2nd Team: Dan Broxup HM: Marc Burch, Corey Southers All-Freshman: Cory Elenio All-MVC Tournament: Marc Burch2005: 2nd Team: Jason Pele 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Jason Pele2006: 1st Team: Cory Elenio 2nd Team: Dustin Awe HM: Alec Dufty, Ian McAuley All-Freshman: Tom Irvin

1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Jason Pele, Corey Southers2007: 1st Team: Cory Elenio, Dustin Awe 2nd Team: Ian McAuley, Robby Lynch HM: Alec Dufty, Reggie Edu, Mike Luttrull, Kipp Erskine Freshman of the Year: Robby Lynch All-Freshman: Robby Lynch, Mike Luttrull All-MVC Tournament: Cory Elenio, Alec Dufty 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Dustin Awe2008: 1st Team: Mike Luttrull 2nd Team: Reggie Edu, Kipp Erskine, Tom Irvine, Robby Lynch, Richard Menjivar HM: Alec Dufty All-Freshman: Richard Menjivar, Tyler Crawford, Tad Kreamalmeyer 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Mike Luttrull All-MVC Tournament: Roby Lynch2009: 1st Team: Robby Lynch 2nd Team: Richard Menjivar, Tom Irvin, Mike Luttrull HM: Phil Boerger, Justin Sass 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Mike Luttrull, Robby Lynch All-MVC Tournament: Aaron Henkle, Tom Irvin, Robby Lynch2010: Defensive Player of the Year: Robby Lynch 1st Team: Robby Lynch 2nd Team: Blake Schneider, Aaron Henkle, Tyler Kincaid HM: Jarrett Robbins, Tad Kreamalmeyer, Mike Luttrull All-Freshman: Alex Kapsalis, Philip Manga 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Mike Luttrull, Robby Lynch, Blake Schneider All-MVC Tournament: Alex Kapsalis2011: 2nd Team: Jarrett Robbins HM: Aaron Henkle All-Freshman: Patrick Hodges, Eric Teppen, Ryan Stallings2012: 2nd Team: Nick Schroeder HM: Faik Hajderovic, Patrick Hodges, Charlie Macias, Luis Romero, Jesse Sharp, Eric Teppen All-Freshman: Mark Anthony Gonzalez, Faik Hajderovic, Nate Opperman 1st Team Scholar-Athlete: Nick Schroeder All-MVC Tournament: Faik Hajderovic

ISAA SENIOR BOWL1978: Papa Jobe1979: Frank D’Amelio1980: Dan Jenkerson1981: Gerard Homer1982: John Nunes, Scott Westbrook1983: Ken McNamara (alternate)1984: A.J. Lachowecki (alternate)1985: Rob Schoenstein1986: Mike Mikes, Dan McHugh1987: Mick Lyon1988: Jon Halliwill, Dan O’Donnell1990: Rob Paterson1991: Scott Cannon, Tim Ernst1992: Graham Merryweather, David Weir

1993: Trey Harrington1995: Ian Dunbar2003: Troy Perkins (MLS Combine Game)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA1987: Joe Kofron1988: Dan Cannon1989: Geff Rainbolt1990: Steve Church, Geff Rainbolt1991: 1st Team: Graham Merryweather, Steve Church HM: Mark Bowland1992: 2nd Team: Mark Bowland1996: 1st Team: C.W. Raines 3rd Team: Pedro Delgado, Josh Feigl1997: 1st Team: Pedro Delgado 2nd Team: Josh Feigl1998: 1st Team: Pedro Delgado, Dustin Ottesen 2nd Team: Matt Filing, Craig Stone1999: 1st Team: Dustin Ottesen2000: 3rd Team: Brad Henderson2001: 3rd Team: Clay Havill2005: 2nd Team: Jason Pele2006: 2nd Team: Jason Pele2009: 2nd Team: Mike Luttrull2010: 1st Team: Mike Luttrull

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER1977: Papa Jobe1978: Frank D’Amelio1979: Frank D’Amelio1980: Just Jensen1981: Gerard Homer1982: John Nunes1983: A.J. Lachowecki1984: Peter Gestrich1985: Mick Lyon1986: Mick Lyon, Mike Mikes1987: Mick Lyon1988: Jon Halliwell1989: Rob Paterson1990: Scott Cannon, Trey Harrington1991: Graham Merryweather1992: Ian Dunbar1993: Ian Eggleston, Shane Schmidt1994: Ian Dunbar1995: Ian Dunbar1996: Shawn Beyer, Mike LaBerge1997: Chuck Browder1998: Chuck Browder1999: Dustin Ottesen, Clay Havill2000: John Armstrong2001: Clay Havill2002: Mike LavergneNo Selections 2003-052006: Dustin Awe2007: Cory Elenio2008: Alec Dufty2009: Robby Lynch2010: Robby Lynch2011: Jarrett Robbins2012: Jesse Sharp

Honors and Awards


OFFENSIVE MVP2006: Cory Elenio2007: Cory Elenio2008: Mike Luttrull2009: Robby Lynch

DEFENSIVE MVP2006: Alec Dufty, Jarrett Neff2007: Alec Dufty2008: Alec Dufty2009: Justin Sass2010: Aaron Henkle2011: Jarrett Robbins2012: Patrick Hodges

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER1979: John Dunda1980: Peter Gestrich1981: Joe Kuda, Erich Hoch1982: Kam McQuay1983: Mike Mikes1984: Dan Balassi, Chris Gaido1985: Joe Kofron1986: Dan Cannon, Ian O’Brien1987: Daryl Smith, Mark Smith1988: John Prow1989: Shane Barrett1990: Nico Kotcherha1991: Jeff Scheu1992: Mary Schroering, Jim Fisher1993: Toby Walton1994: Brad Worth1995: Matt Mattingly1996: Corey Kessler1997: Michael Lue1998: Clay Havill1999: Adam Schultz, Casey Stevens2000: Ross Felten, Matt Sebek2001: Andre Talley2002: Dustin Kono, Lon HerbertNo selections 2003-052006: Sam Bornstein2007: Stephan Minyono2008: Mitch Mansfield2009: Tyler Kincaid2010: Robert Randant2011: Kevin Schafer2012: Nick Schroeder

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2006: Tom Irvin2007: Robby Lynch2008: Richard Menjivar2009: Aaron Henkle2010: Alex Kapsalis2011: Patrick Hodges2012: Mark Anthony Gonzalez

MOST DEDICATED PLAYER1979: Bob Wasserman, John Dunda1980: Dan Jenkerson, Gerard Homer1981: John Dunda1982: A.J. Lachowecki

1983: Craig Kessler, Tom Dragon1984: Mike Marchi1985: Mike Mikes1986: Mike Mikes1987: Jack Mitchell1988: Ian O’Brien1989: Brian Adcock1990: Shane Barrett1991: John Prow1992: Trey Harrington1993: Ignacio Vega1994: Marty Schroering, Keith Vonderahe1995: Jose Londono, C.W. Raines1996: C.W. Raines1997: Matt Filing1998: Dustin Ottesen1999: Carlos Celis2000: Brad Henderson, Jeremy McKinnon2001: John Armstrong, Matt Ramsay2002: Ed Moore

IAN COULL MEMORIAL AWARD1982: Dan Balassi1983: Mike Marchi1984: Jack Mitchell1985: Jon Halliwill1986: Andrew Norton1987: Tim Ernst1988: David Weir1989: Graham Merryweather1990: Steve Church1991: Ian Eggleston1992: Matthew Blackbourne1993: Keith Vonderahe1994: Rob Leger1995: Dustin Ottesen1996: Scott Bragg1997: Brad Henderson1998: Corey Kessler1999: Marshall Ray2000: Reiss Holsbeke2001: Casey Stevens2002: Marc BurchNo selections 2003-052006: Ian McAuley2007: Ian McAuley2008: Reggie Edu2009: Dan Gibson2010: Blake Schneider2011: Jesse Sharp2012: Joel Craig

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD2006: Corey Southers2007: Corey Southers2008: Sam Bornstein2009: Sam Bornstein2010: Mike LuttrullNo selection in 20112012: Nick Schroeder

GREG BORDFELD SPIRIT OF THE ACES1979: Pat Burns1980: Scott Westbrook1981: John Nunes1982: Ken McNamara1983: Dan McHugh1984: Andrew Norton1985: Dan Balassi, Jack Mitchell1986: Dan Balassi, Dan McHugh1987: Joe Kofron1988: Ian O’Brien1989: Tim Ernst, Ian O’Brien1990: Tim Ernst, Paul Nevin1991: Steve Church, David Weir1992: Shane Schmidt1993: Scott Ikeda1994: Matthew Blackbourne1995: Josh Feigl1996: Dustin Ottesen, Robby Leger1997: Corey Kessler1998: Scott Bragg, Michael Lue1999: Jeff Rhymer2000: Clay Havill2001: Ed Moore2002: Richard SmithNo selections 2003-052006: Robbie Roate2007: Ben Harner2008: Ally Mackay2009: Ally Mackay2010: Jesse Sharp2011: Joel Nash2012: Robert Randant

HONORS AND AWARDS


Program RecordsINDIVIDUAL

CAREER SCORING LEADERS Name Years Goals Assists Points 1. Dan McHugh 1983-86 46 41 133 2. David Weir 1988-91 50 29 129 3. John Nunes 1979-82 50 18 118 4. Rob Paterson 1988-89 42 11 95 5. Papa Jobe 1977-78 36 18 90 6. Tim Ernst 1987-90 31 24 86 7. Jack Mitchell 1984-87 24 31 79 8. Steve Church 1988-91 24 23 71 Josh Feigl 1994-97 30 11 71 10. Dan Balassi 1983-86 23 24 70 11. Rob Schoenstein 1982-86 27 15 69 12. Graham Merryweather 1988-91 21 24 66 13. Tom Irvin 2006-10 17 30 64 14. Andrew Norton 1983-86 25 13 63 15. Mike Luttrull 2007-10 26 10 62 16. Jose Londono 1993-96 17 26 60 17. Just Jensen 1979-82 19 20 58 Rune Bjoro 1980-83 26 6 58 19. Davies Bellamy 1978-81 20 17 57 20. Terence Gargantini 1999-2001 21 13 55 Cory Elenio 2004-07 18 19 55 22. Robby Leger 1994-97 21 11 53 Robby Lynch 2007-10 18 17 53 24. Peter Gestrich 1980-84 22 8 52 25. Mick Lyon 1985-87 17 16 50 26. Ian McAuley 2003-07 20 9 49 27. Gerard Homer 1978-81 18 12 48 Mike Mikes 1983-86 16 16 48 29. Dan Broxup 2001-04 19 9 47 30. Paul Nevin 1987-90 11 22 44 31. Charles Oladapo 1974-75 14 15 43 32. Chris Campbell 1976-77 17 8 42 Ian Eggleston 1991-94 17 8 42 34. Casey Stevens 1999-2002 14 13 41 35. Dan O’Donnell 1985-88 13 14 40

SINGLE-SEASON SCORING LEADERS Name Year Goals Assists Points 1. Rob Paterson 1989 27 7 61 2. David Weir 1990 24 11 59 3. Dan McHugh 1985 16 22 54 4. Papa Jobe 1977 22 9 53 5. John Nunes 1982 16 8 40 6. Papa Jobe 1978 14 9 37 Shawn Beyer 1996 16 5 37 8. Rob Paterson 1988 15 4 34 Steve Church 1990 12 10 34 10. Jack Mitchell 1985 11 11 33

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

SINGLE-SEASON GOALKEEPING RECORDS (min. 1400 minutes)Goals Allowed 7 Trey Harrington 1990Goals Against Avg. 0.26 Trey Harrington 1990Minutes 2,389 Trey Harrington 1990Saves 118 Corey Southers 2004Solo Shutouts 14 Trey Harrington 1990

CAREER GOAL LEADERS Name Years Goals 1. John Nunes 1979-82 50 David Weir 1988-91 50 3. Dan McHugh 1983-86 46 4. Rob Paterson 1988-89 42 5. Papa Jobe 1977-78 36 6. Tim Ernst 1987-90 31 7. Josh Feigl 1994-97 30 8. Rob Schoenstein 1982-86 27 9. Rune Bjoro 1980-83 26 Mike Luttrull 2007-10 26

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

CAREER ASSIST LEADERS Name Years Assists 1. Dan McHugh 1983-86 41 2. Jack Mitchell 1984-87 31 3. Tom Irvin 2006-10 30 4. David Weir 1988-91 29 5. Jose Londono 1993-96 26 6. Graham Merryweather 1988-91 24 Tim Ernst 1987-90 24 Dan Balassi 1983-86 24 9. Steve Church 1988-91 23 10. Paul Nevin 1987-90 22 Marc Burch 2002-04 22

SINGLE SEASON ASSIST LEADERS Name Year Assists 1. Dan McHugh 1985 22 2. Jose Londono 1996 15 3. Graham Merryweather 1990 14 4. Marc Burch 2002 12 Tim Ernst 1990 12 6. Tom Irvin 2008 11 David Weir 1990 11 Jack Mitchell 1985 11 9. Steve Church 1990 10 Dan McHugh 1986 10 Dan Balassi 1984 10 Charles Oladapo 1975 10


Program RecordsCAREER GAME-WINNING GOALSName Years GWG John Nunes 1979-82 21

SINGLE-SEASON GAME-WINNING GOALSName Year GWG Rob Paterson 1989 11

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS Year Name Goals Assists Points 1974 Charles Oladapo 7 0 14 1975 Chalres Oladapo 7 10 24 1976 Chris Campbell 6 2 14 1977 Papa Jobe 22 9 53 1978 Papa Jobe 14 9 37 1979 John Nunes 12 1 25 1980 John Nunes 12 2 26 1981 John Nunes 10 7 27 1982 John Nunes 16 8 40 1983 Dan McHugh 11 6 28 1984 Dan Balassi 8 10 26 1985 Dan McHugh 16 22 54 1986 Dan McHugh 9 10 28 1987 Tim Ernst 12 4 28 1988 Rob Paterson 15 4 34 1989 Rob Paterson 27 7 61 1990 David Weir 24 11 59 1991 Graham Merryweather 11 7 29 1992 Mark Bowland 2 9 13 Diego Gutierrez 6 1 13 1993 Ian Eggleston 8 1 17 Brain Loftin 7 3 17 1994 Jose Londono 9 3 21 1995 Josh Feigl 13 4 30 1996 Shawn Beyer 16 5 37 1997 Corey Kessler 6 0 12 Josh Feigl 5 2 12 1998 Mike Anderson 4 4 12 1999 Terence Gargantini 10 5 25 2000 Jeff Rhymer 8 5 21 2001 Ricardo Guedes 7 3 17 2002 Marc Burch 4 12 20 2003 Dan Broxup 10 5 25 2004 Dan Broxup 7 2 16 2005 Chris Binder 3 0 6 2006 Corey Elenio 8 4 20 2007 Corey Elenio 7 9 23 2008 Mike Luttrull 9 4 22 2009 Tom Irvin 6 8 20 2010 Mike Luttrull 6 3 15 2011 Jesse Sharp 4 7 15 2012 Faik Hajderovic 5 5 15

SINGLE-GAME RECORDSGoals 4 Seven times Last: Graham Merryweather 1991Assists 6 Charles Oladapo 1975Points 9 Graham Merryweather 1991 David Weir 1990 Rob Paterson 1989

TEAMSINGLE-SEASON RECORDSWins 24 1990Losses 14 2005Ties 6 1979Fewest Losses 1 1985, 1990Longest Winning Streak 20 1990Unbeaten Streak 26 1990Home Unbeaten Streak (regular season) 36 1987-91Most Goals 93 1985Least Goals 12 2005Shutouts 20 1990Most Goals Allowed 56 2004Least Goals Allowed 7 1990Win-Loss Percentage .926 1990Consecutive Shutouts 6 1990Goals Against Average 0.244 1990

SINGLE-GAME RECORDSGoals Scored 15 1985 (vs. Louisville, W, 15-0)Goals Allowed 9 1974 (vs. Ball State, L, 9-0)

THE LAST TIME...AN EVANSVILLE TEAMPosted Consecutive Shutouts Oct. 17 & Oct. 20, 2012 (1-0 vs. SIUE; 1-0 vs. Central Ark.)Were Shut Out in Consecutive Matches Sept. 19 & Sept. 22, 2012 (3-0 at Butler; 2-0 vs. Kentucky)Played to a Scoreless Tie Oct. 9, 2011 (at Central Arkansas)Scored 4 Goals Sept. 30, 2012 (W, 4-0, vs. Oral Roberts)Allowed 4 Goals Sept. 15, 2012 (L, 4-1, at Saint Louis)Scored 5 Goals Nov. 6, 2010 (W, 5-0, vs. Central Arkansas)Allowed 5 Goals Oct. 14, 2006 (L, 5-2, vs. Drake)Scored 6 Goals or More Sept. 10, 2010 (W, 9-0, vs. Alabama A&M)Allowed 6 Goals or More Sept. 25, 2005 (L, 6-2, vs. Dayton)Scored 4 Goals or More in a Half Sept. 10, 2010 (6, 1st Half, vs. Alabama A&M)

AN EVANSVILLE PLAYERScored 4 Goals Sept. 20, 1991 (Graham Merryweather vs. Detroit)Recorded 3 Assists Sept. 27, 1996 (Jose Londono vs. Tulsa)


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

BIll VIETH1974-1976 (3 YEARS)

12-22-0

1974(3-8-0)

COACH: BILL VIETH L 0 Ball State 9 L 0 Kentucky 5 L 2 Southern Illinois 7 L 1 St. Meinrad 3 L 3 DePauw 8 L 1 Wabash Valley 7 L 1 Southern Illinois 3 W 3 Vincennes 0 L 0 Bellarmine 2 W 6 Butler 1 W 4 Indiana State 2 21 47

1975(6-6-0)

COACH: BILL VIETH L 1 DePauw 6 L 1 Wabash 2 L 0 Kentucky 5 W 5 Vincennes 1 W 3 St. Meinrad 0 L 0 Ball State 5 L 1 Murray State 2 W 8 Vincennes 0 W 2 Bellarmine 1 W 7 Butler 1 W 3 Murray State 2 L 1 Indiana State 2 32 28

1976(3-8-0)

COACH: BILL VIETH W 4 Vincennes (H) 0 L 2 Maryville (H) 5 L 1 Wabash (A) 2 L 0 St. Francis (H) 3 W 4 St. Meinrad (H) 2 L 0 Washington (Mo.) (A) 6 L 0 Ball State (A) 6 L 1 DePauw (H) 7 W 3 Parks College (H) 0 L 1 Bellarmine (A) 2 L 0 McKendree (A) 1 16 34

BOB GAUDIN1977-1978 (2 YEARS)

21-13-1

1977(8-7-1)

COACH: BOB GAUDIN W 5 Alabama-Huntsville (H) 2 W 4 Ball State (H) 0 W 6 Purdue-Calumet (H) 1 L 0 Cincinnati (A) 3 T 1 Xavier (A) 1 W 5 St. Francis (H) 2 L 0 Wabash (H) 6 W 4 Washington (Mo.) (H) 2 W 10 Maryville (H) 0 L 0 Missouri-St. Louis (A) 1 W 6 Blackburn (A) 2 W 6 Bellarmine (H) 1 L 1 DePauw (A) 2 L 1 Alabama A&M (H) 5 L 0 McKendree (H) 3 L 1 Notre Dame (H) 4 50 35

1978(13-6-0)

COACH: BOB GAUDIN L 2 St. Louis (H) 4 L 0 UCLA (H) 1 W 4 Wisconsin (A) 0 W 3 Milwaukee (A) 1 W 6 Blackburn (H) 0 W 4 Washington (Mo.) (A) 2 W 3 Dayton (A) 0 W 7 Xavier (H) 1 W 4 Cincinnati (H) 1 W 5 Benedictine (A) 1 W 3 Illinois-Chicago (H) 1 W 1 Ohio (H) 0 W 2 Missouri-St. Louis (H) 1 L 0 Indiana (H) 1 W 5 Oakland (H) 1 L 0 Eastern Illinois (H) 2 L 1 Quincy (A) 2 W 1 Alabama-Huntsville (A) 0 L 1 Alabama A&M (A) 2 52 21

FRED SCHMALZ1979-2002 (24 YEARS)

302-165-49

1979(9-5-6)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 2 Illinois State (H) 0 W 4 Ohio (A) 0 L 0 St. Louis (A) 3 T 2 Washington (Mo.) (H) 2 W 5 Bowling Green (H) 1 T 0 Western Michigan (H) 0 W 5 Dayton (H) 0 T 2 Alabama-Huntsville (H) 2 T 2 SIU Edwardsville (A) 2 W 1 Alabama A&M (H) 0 T 0 Missouri-St. Louis (A) 0 W 3 Oakland (A) 0 L 1 Cleveland State (A) 2 W 3 Wheaton (A) 1 L 0 Indiana (N) 1 T 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 2 W 2 Quincy (H) 1 L 0 Indiana (A) 4 L 1 Milwaukee (H) 2 W 1 Cincinnati (A) 0 36 23

1980(12-6-3)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 4 Illinois State (H) 1 W 3 Xavier (A) 0 W 3 Miami (Ohio) (A) 2 W 3 Cincinnati (H) 0 L 0 Akron (A) 1 W 4 Western Michigan (A) 1 W 3 Oakland (H) 2 T 2 SIU Edwardsville (H) 2 W 2 Bowling Green (A) 1 W 2 Washington (Mo.) (H) 1 L 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 3 T 1 Cleveland State (H) 1 T 1 Alabama A&M (H) 1 L 0 SMU (A) 2 W 8 TCU (A) 1 L 1 Quincy (A) 3 W 6 Vanderbilt (A) 0 L 2 Indiana (H) 3 L 0 Milwaukee (A) 1 W 1 Marquette (A) 0 W 6 Purdue (A) 0 54 26


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1981

(11-8-3)COACH: FRED SCHMALZ

W 4 Miami (Ohio) (H) 1 L 2 SIU-Edwardsville (A) 5 T 1 Illinois State (A) 1 T 3 St. Louis (H) 3 W 5 Xavier (H) 1 W 1 Indiana State (A) 0 W 2 William & Mary (N) 1 L 0 Loyola (Md.) (A) 1 L 0 Navy (A) 2 W 1 TCU (H) 0 W 1 Washington (Mo.) (A) 0 W 4 Western Michigan (H) 0 L 1 Green Bay (H) 4 L 1 Cleveland State (A) 2 L 1 Akron (H) 2 T 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 0 L 2 Quincy (H) 4 W 4 Vanderbilt (H) 0 L 0 Indiana (A) 4 W 5 Milwaukee (H) 0 W 7 Marquette (H) 1 W 1 Bowling Green (H) 0 46 32

1982(15-3-4)

NCAA FIRST ROUNDCOACH: FRED SCHMALZ

L 1 SIU Edwardsville (H) 3 W 4 Washington (Mo.) (H) 0 W 5 Illinois State (H) 0 W 3 Missouri S&T (H) 0 T 0 Milwaukee (A) 0 W 4 Marquette (A) 1 T 1 Eastern Illinois (N) 1 T 1 Colorado College (N) 1 W 3 Air Force (A) 2 W 4 Kentucky (H) 0 W 3 Cleveland State (H) 0 W 5 Western Kentucky (H) 0 W 2 Akron (A) 1 W 1 Western Michigan (A) 0 W 4 Loyola (Ill.) (H) 0 W 3 Wisconsin (H) 1 W 5 Vanderbilt (A) 0 T 1 Indiana (H) 1 W 1 Xavier (A) 0 W 4 UL Monroe (H) 1 L 1 Bowling Green (A) 2 L *0 Indiana (A) 1 56 15 *NCAA Tournament

1983(13-5-4)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ T 1 UCLA (N) 1 L 0 UNLV (A) 2 W 2 Xavier (H) 1 W 6 Kentucky Wesleyan (H) 0 T 0 Cleveland State (A) 0 L 0 Milwaukee (H) 1 W 7 Louisville (A) 1 T 1 Marquette (H) 1 L 1 SIU Edwardsville (A) 4 L 2 George Mason (N) 3

W 2 Illinois State (A) 0 W 1 Tulsa (H) 0 W 2 Akron (H) 0 W 3 Western Kentucky (A) 0 W 3 Loyola (Ill.) (A) 0 W 2 Wisconsin (A) 1 W 3 Vanderbilt (H) 2 L 1 Indiana (A) 2 T 1 St. Louis (H) 1 W 5 Cincinnati (H) 0 W 1 Dayton (H) 0 W 2 Bowling Green (H) 1 46 21

1984(17-5-0)

NCAA SECOND ROUNDCOACH: FRED SCHMALZ

W 3 Loyola (Ill.) (H) 0 W 3 Xavier (A) 0 W 3 SIU Edwardsville (H) 1 W 4 Milwaukee (A) 1 L 1 Marquette (A) 2 W 2 Central Florida (A) 1 W 2 South Florida (A) 1 W 1 Louisville (H) 0 W 2 Cleveland State (H) 1 W 2 Tulsa (A) 0 W 2 Quincy (A) 0 W 2 Green Bay (H) 0 L 2 Akron (H) 3 L 0 Wisconsin (H) 1 W 6 Western Kentucky (H) 0 W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 L 3 Indiana (H) 4 W 4 Bowling Green (A) 2 W 8 Dayton (A) 0 W 2 Vanderbilt (H) 0 W *3 Akron (H) 2 L *0 Indiana (A) 5 57 26 *NCAA Tournament

1985(21-1-2)

NCAA FINAL FOURCOACH: FRED SCHMALZ

W 2 Western Michigan (H) 1 W 5 Quincy (A) 0 W 4 Green Bay (A) 0 W 1 Akron (H) 0 W 4 Notre Dame (H) 2 W 10 Jacksonville (A) 0 T 0 South Florida (A) 0 W 3 Marquette (H) 1 W 2 SIU Edwardsville (A) 1 W 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 W 2 Cleveland State (A) 0 W 3 Western Kentucky (A) 2 W 4 Bowling Green (H) 0 W 9 Kentucky Wesleyan (H) 0 W 7 Loyola (Ill.) (A) 0 W 2 Wisconsin (A) 1 W 6 Xavier (H) 1 W 3 Indiana (A) 0 W 3 Milwaukee (H) 1 T 1 St. Louis (H) 1 W 15 Louisville (H) 0 W *3 Indiana (H) 0 W *1 Penn State (H) 0 L *1 UCLA (H) 3 93 15 *NCAA Tournament

1986(17-3-2)


W 4 Davidson (H) 0 W 4 Hartwick (A) 1 W 3 American (N) 0 W 1 SIU Edwardsville (H) 0 W 1 Marquette (N) 0 W •1 Milwaukee (A) 0 W 2 St. Louis (A) 1 T •1 SMU (N) 1 W 6 Cleveland State (H) 0 W 1 Wisconsin (H) 0 L 0 Old Dominion (H) 1 W 3 Florida International (H) 2 W 2 Bowling Green (A) 1

1985 FINAL FOUR TEAM


W 2 Green Bay (H) 0 W 2 Western Kentucky (H) 0 W 7 Louisville (A) 0 W 4 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 W 6 Loyola (Ill.) (H) 1 L 0 Akron (A) 1 T •1 Indiana (H) 1 W 2 Notre Dame (A) 0 L *•1 Akron (H) 2 54 12 *NCAA Tournament ; • (OT)

1987(16-8-0)

MCC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONNCAA FIRST ROUND

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 5 Louisville (H) 0 W 2 SMU (N) 1 L 1 South Carolina (N) 2 L 2 North Carolina State (N) 3 W •1 Duke (A) 0 W 7 Western Kentucky (A) 0 L 0 St. Louis (H) 1 L •0 SIU Edwardsville (A) 1 W 1 Wake Forest (H) 0 W 1 Seton Hall (H) 0 W 2 Milwaukee (H) 0 W 5 Marquette (H) 1 W 2 Wisconsin (A) 1 W 3 Loyola (Ill.) (A) 0 L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 L 0 Indiana (A) 1 L 2 Cleveland State (A) 3 W 1 Memphis (H) 0 W 5 Dayton (H) 0 W (m)3 Xavier (N) 0 W (m)2 St. Louis (N) 1 L *1 Clemson (H) 2 53 18 *NCAA Tournament ; (m) MCC Tournament; • (OT)

1988(15-5-2)


W 3 UCLA (N) 1 L •3 North Carolina (N) 4 W 3 Louisville (H) 0 T •2 St. Louis (A) 2 W 3 SIU Edwardsville (H) 0 W 1 Wisconsin (H) 0 W 5 Dayton (A) 0 W 2 Western Kentucky (H) 0 L 0 Akron (A) 1 W 3 George Washington (H) 0 T •0 Santa Clara (H) 0 W 1 Bowling Green (A) 0 W 2 Milwaukee (A) 1 W 2 Marquette (N) 0 L 0 So. Connecticut St. (N) 1 W •1 Clemson (A) 0 W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 1 W 1 Cleveland State (H) 0 W 1 Indiana (H) 0 W (m)5 Loyola (Ill.) (N) 0 L (m)0 Notre Dame (N) 2 L *1 Fresno State (H) 2 41 15 *NCAA Tournament; (m) MCC Tournament; • (OT)

1989(19-4-0)


COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 1 Penn State (N) 0 W 2 Vermont (N) 1 W 4 Xavier (A) 0 W 3 St. Louis (H) 0 W 6 Dayton (H) 1 W 3 American (N) 0 W 2 George Mason (A) 0 W 2 Western Kentucky (H) 0 L 0 St. Louis (A) 3 W 3 Dayton (A) 0 W 2 Drake (H) 0 W 3 Milwaukee (H) 0 W 1 Akron (H) 0 L 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 3

W 5 Wright State (H) 0 W 4 Wisconsin (A) 0 W 4 Memphis (A) 0 W 2 Xavier (H) 0 L 0 Indiana (A) 4 W (m)2 Loyola (N) 1 W (m)2 Dayton (N) 1 W (m)4 St. Louis (A) 1 L *0 SMU (H) 1 57 16 *NCAA Tournament; (m) MCC Tournament; • (OT)

1990(24-1-2)

MCC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONNCAA FINAL FOUR

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 5 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 W 1 St. Louis (A) 0 T •0 Milwaukee (A) 0 W 3 Wright State (A) 1 W 3 Louisville (H) 0 T •1 Stanford (N) 1 W 2 San Francisco (A) 1 W 3 Dayton (A) 0 W 4 Butler (H) 0 W 2 Cal State Northridge (H) 0 W 4 George Mason (H) 0 W •2 Western Kentucky (A) 1 W 2 Memphis (H) 0 W 2 Air Force (H) 1 W 5 Xavier (H) 0 W 3 Loyola (Ill.) (N) 0 W 2 Marquette (A) 0 W 5 Wisconsin (H) 0 W 3 Detroit (H) 0 W 2 Notre Dame (H) 0 W 2 Akron (A) 1 W 5 Xavier (N) 0 W (m)•6 Dayton (N) 0 W (m)1 St. Louis (A) 0 W *•1 Boston U. (H) 0 W *1 Indiana (H) 0 L *0 Rutgers (N) 1 68 7 *NCAA Tournament; (m) MCC Tournament; • (OT)

1991(15-5-3)


COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 2 Simon Fraser (N) 1 L 0 Portland (A) 1 L 1 Tulsa (H) 2 T •1 Wisconsin (A) 1 W 2 Xavier (A) 0 L 0 St. Louis (H) 2 W 8 Detroit (A) 0 T •0 Notre Dame (A) 0 W 1 South Alabama (H) 0 L 1 South Carolina (H) 4 W 3 Butler (A) 2 W 1 Milwaukee (H) 0 W 5 Dayton (H) 1 W 2 Louisville (A) 0 W 1 Loyola (Ill.) (H) 0 W 4 Marquette (H) 1 W •2 Charlotte (N) 11990 FINAL FOUR TEAM


W 2 Fresno State (N) 0 T •1 Western Kentucky (A) 1 W 1 Akron (H) 0 W (m)2 Dayton (N) 0 W (m)2 Notre Dame (N) 0 L *0 Wisconsin (A) 1 40 18 *NCAA Tournament; (m) MCC Tournament; • (OT)

1992(11-9-3)


COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 5 Louisville (H) 1 W 2 Kentucky (H) 1 L 2 Milwaukee (A) 3 W 2 Wisconsin (N) 0 T •0 UNLV (N) 0 L 0 Fresno State (A) 1 W 4 La Salle (H) 0 L 0 Portland (H) 1 W 3 Loyola (Ill.) (A) 0 W 2 Butler (H) 1 L •1 St. Louis (A) 3 L 0 Notre Dame (H) 1 T •1 Xavier (H) 1 W 4 Detroit (H) 2 L 0 Indiana (H) 1 L 0 South Carolina (H) 2 L 0 Brown (N) 1 W •1 Akron (A) 0 T •0 Dayton (A) 0 W (m)•2 Detroit (N) 1 W (m)3 Notre Dame (N) 2 W (m)2 La Salle (N) 1 L *1 Indiana (H) 4 35 27 *NCAA Tournament; (m) MCC Tournament; • (OT)

1993(6-13-2)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ L •3 Hartford (N) 4 L 0 Vermont (A) 1 W 3 Dayton (H) 0 L 2 Xavier (A) 3 W 2 Butler (A) 1 L 0 Notre Dame (A) 1 L •2 Fresno State (H) 4 L 0 New Mexico (H) 2 L 0 Wisconsin (H) 1 T •1 Milwaukee (H) 1 L 0 St. Louis (H) 1 L 0 Marquette (A) 3 L •3 Green Bay (N) 5 W 4 Kentucky (H) 3 T •1 Detroit (A) 1 W 7 La Salle (A) 1 L 0 Loyola (Md.) (A) 3 W 3 Loyola (Ill.) (H) 2 L 0 Akron (H) 5 W (m)•3 Loyola (Ill.) (N) 1 L (m)0 Detroit (N) 1 34 44 (m) MCC Tournament; • (OT)

1994(10-8-2)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 6 Oral Roberts (H) 0 L •1 Louisville (A) 2 W 4 Tulsa (A) 2 W 2 Texas-Pan American (N) 0 W 1 New Mexico (A) 0 T •4 Washington (H) 4 W 2 Butler (H) 0 T •1 Missouri State (H) 1 L •3 Wisconsin (A) 4 L 1 Illinois State (A) 2 L 1 Creighton (A) 2 L 1 Western Kentucky (H) 2 L 2 Green Bay (H) 3 W 1 Vermont (H) 0 L 1 Indiana (H) 3 W 3 Kentucky (A) 1 W 4 Bradley (H) 1 W 1 Drake (H) 0 W 2 St. Louis (A) 0 L (m)2 Creighton (A) 3 43 30 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

1995(10-7-3)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ L •1 Butler (A) 2 W 5 Xavier (H) 1 L 1 Cal State Fullerton (N) 5 T •2 San Diego (A) 2 L 0 Wisconsin (H) 1 W 4 Drake (A) 1 W •4 Hartwick (N) 3 W 1 Army (A) 0 W 2 Wright State (H) 1 L 2 Cal State Northridge (H) 3 L 1 St. Louis (H) 3 W •3 Missouri State (A) 2 W 2 Tulsa (H) 1 L 1 Creighton (H) 2 W 4 Western Kentucky (A) 0 T •2 Indiana (A) 2 W 2 Bradley (A) 0 T •1 Memphis (H) 1 W (m)4 Tulsa (H) 0 L (m)1 Creighton (H) 2 43 32 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

1996(18-5-0)

MVC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONNCAA FIRST ROUND

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 1 UMKC (H) 0 W 4 Louisville (H) 1 W 4 Butler (H) 0 W 5 Xavier (A) 1 W 3 UC Irvine (N) 0 L 0 UNLV (A) 3 W 3 Army (H) 0 W 7 Tulsa (H) 1 L •1 Wisconsin (A) 3 W 5 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 W 1 Memphis (A) 0 W 3 Western Kentucky (H) 1

W 3 Coll. of Charleston (N) 2 L 1 South Carolina (A) 3 L 1 Creighton (A) 2 W 2 Drake (A) 0 W 3 Bradley (H) 2 W 3 St. Louis (A) 1 W •2 Marquette (H) 1 W 4 Missouri State (H) 2 W (m)•1 Missouri State (N) 0 W (m)•3 Creighton (A) 2 L *1 Indiana (A) 4 61 29 *NCAA Tournament; (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

1997(9-10-1)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ L 2 Butler (A) 3 L •2 South Florida (A) 3 W 1 Navy (N) 0 W 2 Vanderbilt (A) 1 W •2 Western Illinois (H) 1 W 2 Xavier (H) 0 L 0 Portland (N) 1 L 1 Washington (A) 5 T •1 UNLV (H) 1 W 1 San Diego (H) 0 W 1 Eastern Illinois (A) 0 L •1 Indiana (A) 2 L 0 St. Louis (H) 1 L 0 Western Kentucky (A) 1 W 3 Bradley (A) 0 W •3 Wisconsin (H) 2 L 0 Creighton (H) 2 W 2 Drake (H) 1 L 1 Missouri State (A) 3 L (m)0 Drake (H) 2 25 29 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

1998(6-14-0)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 3 Denver (H) 0 L 0 Ohio State (A) 4 L 0 Bowling Green (N) 1 L •0 Wisconsin (A) 1 W 4 IUPUI (H) 0 L 2 St. Louis (A) 3 L 0 Xavier (A) 2 L 0 Butler (H) 1 W 4 Drury (H) 2 W 2 UMKC (H) 1 L 0 Missouri State (H) 1 L •1 Indiana (H) 2 L •1 Coll. of Charleston (N) 2 L 0 South Carolina (A) 3 L 1 Creighton (A) 2 W 4 Drake (A) 3 L 0 Eastern Illinois (H) 1 L 1 Bradley (H) 2 W 2 Vanderbilt (H) 0 L 1 Western Kentucky (H) 2 26 33 • (OT)


1999(10-9-1)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 4 Wisconsin (H) 1 L 1 Washington (N) 2 L 0 Portland (A) 6 W 3 UNC Asheville (H) 0 W •2 Xavier (H) 1 W 5 Belmont (H) 0 W 1 Mercer (H) 0 L 1 Ohio State (H) 2 L 2 Butler (A) 4 W 5 Drury (H) 1 L 0 Indiana (A) 6 W 1 Bradley (A) 0 T •2 Eastern Illinois (A) 2 L 1 Vanderbilt (A) 3 L 1 Western Kentucky (A) 2 W 1 Creighton (H) 0 W 1 Drake (H) 0 L •2 Missouri State (H) 3 W (m)2 Vanderbilt (A) 1 L (m)•0 Missouri State (N) 1 35 35 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

2000(4-10-3)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ L 0 Marquette (A) 1 L 3 Florida International (A) 4 T •2 Central Florida (N) 2 T •1 Akron (N) 1 L 0 Butler (H) 2 W 5 Xavier (A) 4 L 1 Vanderbilt (H) 2 W 6 Belmont (H) 0 L •0 Creighton (A) 1 L 1 Drake (A) 3 L 1 SMU (H) 3 W 1 TCU (H) 0 T •0 Missouri State (A) 0 L 1 Tulsa (A) 5 L 0 Bradley (H) 1 L 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 3 W 4 Western Kentucky (H) 0 27 32 • (OT)

2001(7-10-1)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 3 Louisville (H) 0 L 1 UNC Asheville (A) 2 L 0 Cal State Northridge (N) 1 T •0 Fresno State (A) 0 L 0 New Mexico (H) 2 W 1 Portland (H) 0 L 2 Davidson (H) 4 W 3 Drury (H) 1 L 1 Missouri State (H) 3 W 4 Western Kentucky (H) 1 W 4 Vanderbilt (H) 1 W 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 L 0 Bradley (A) 2 W •3 Drake (A) 2 L 1 Creighton (A) 5 L 0 Tulsa (H) 3 L 0 SMU (H) 1

L (m)3 Creighton (A) 5 28 34 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

2002(7-11-2)

COACH: FRED SCHMALZ W 2 Western Illinois (H) 0 W 2 UNC Asheville (H) 0 W 2 Marquette (H) 1 T •0 Valparaiso (A) 0 W •2 UNLV (N) 1 L •1 New Mexico (A) 2 T •2 Fresno State (H) 2 L 0 South Carolina (H) 1 L 2 Michigan (H) 6 W •2 Butler (A) 1 L 2 Tulsa (A) 3 L 1 SMU (A) 2 W 3 Missouri State (A) 1 L 0 Drake (H) 1 L 0 Creighton (H) 1 W 4 Western Kentucky (A) 0 L 1 Vanderbilt (A) 3 L 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 3 L •1 Bradley (H) 2 L (m)0 SMU (A) 4 29 36 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

DAVE GOLAN2003-2005 (3 YEARS)

17-34-5

2003(9-7-3)

COACH: DAVE GOLAN W 1 DePaul (N) 0 T •2 Northwestern (A) 2 W 5 Valparaiso (H) 0 L 0 Michigan (A) 1 L 0 Marquette (A) 1 W 2 Drexel (H) 0 W 1 Memphis (H) 0 T •1 Ohio State (A) 1 W 3 Butler (H) 1 W 3 #7 SMU (H) 1 L 2 Tulsa (H) 4 L 0 Creighton (A) 1 T •1 Drake (A) 1 L 1 Bradley (A) 2

W 1 Eastern Illinois (A) 0 W 2 Missouri State (H) 1 W 2 Vanderbilt (H) 1 L 0 Western Kentucky (H) 2 L (m)0 Western Kentucky (A) 2 27 21 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

2004(6-13-1)

COACH: DAVE GOLAN W 2 Wisconsin (A) 1 T •1 Milwaukee (N) 1 L 1 #4 Notre Dame (A) 2 L 0 #1 Indiana (N) 4 L 1 DePaul (N) 2 L 1 Dayton (A) 2 L 1 Memphis (A) 5 L 1 Alabama A&M (H) 4 W •2 Northwestern (H) 1 L 1 Vanderbilt (A) 2 W 3 Western Kentucky (A) 1 L 0 Butler (A) 3 L 1 Missouri State (A) 5 L 1 Bradley (H) 3 W •3 Eastern Illinois (H) 2 L 0 SMU (A) 6 L 0 Tulsa (A) 8 W 2 #7 Creighton (H) 1 W •2 Drake (H) 1 L (m)1 #18 Creighton (A) 3 24 56 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

2005(2-14-1)

COACH: DAVE GOLAN L 0 Akron (A) 5 T •2 Lipscomb (A) 2 L 0 Memphis (H) 5 W 2 Bowling Green (H) 1 L 1 Birmingham Southern (N) 4 L 0 #23 UAB (A) 2 L 0 Belmont (H) 2 L 2 Dayton (H) 6 L 0 Alabama A&M (A) 4 W 3 Oral Roberts (H) 2 L 0 Drake (A) 1 L •0 Vanderbilt (H) 1 L 0 Western Kentucky (H) 1 L 1 #24 Missouri State (A) 5 L 0 Bradley (A) 2 L 0 Creighton (H) 2 L 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 5 12 50 • (OT)


MIKE JACOBS2006-PRESENT (7 YEARS)

61-61-7

2006(9-8-0)

COACH: MIKE JACOBS L •4 Valparaiso (A) 5 W 3 Green Bay (H) 2 W •2 Butler (H) 1 W 3 Central Arkansas (N) 1 W 3 Air Force (N) 2 W 3 North Florida (H) 0 L 0 Stony Brook (H) 1 L 0 Belmont (A) 1 W 4 Bowling Green (A) 1 L •1 Bradley (H) 2 W 2 UMKC (H) 1 L 1 Eastern Illinois (A) 3 W 1 Missouri State (H) 0 L 2 Drake (H) 5 L 0 #24 Creighton (A) 1 W •2 Western Kentucky (A) 1 L (m)0 Drake (N) 2 31 29 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

2007(10-9-1)

COACH: MIKE JACOBS L 1 Oral Roberts (N) 2 L 1 Memphis (A) 2 W 4 Belmont (H) 1 W 4 Valparaiso (H) 0 W 2 Denver (N) 1 L 2 Green Bay (A) 3 W 3 Mercer (H) 1 L 1 IPFW (H) 2 W •1 UMKC (A) 0 W •3 Butler (A) 2 W 3 Western Kentucky (H) 0 L 1 Drake (A) 4 L 0 Bradley (A) 2 W 4 Eastern Illinois (H) 1 L 1 #10 Indiana (A) 2 W 9 Lipscomb (A) 0 W 2 Missouri State (A) 1 L 1 #11 Creighton (H) 3 T (m)•2 Missouri State (N) 2(UE wins shootout 5-3) L (m)0 Creighton (A) 2 45 31 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

2008(9-7-2)

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

2009(12-8-1)

COACH: MIKE JACOBS L 0 SIU Edwardsville (H) 1 W 3 UNC Greensboro (N) 0 L 0 #1 North Carolina (A) 4 W 4 Xavier (N) 1 W 2 Western Michigan (N) 0 W 1 IUPUI (H) 0 W 5 Stony Brook (H) 3 L 4 Western Illinois (H) 2 W 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 0 L 1 Creighton (A) 2 W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 1 L 0 #22 Drake (A) 1 W 3 Bradley (H) 1 T •1 Creighton (H) 1 L 0 Missouri State (H) 1 W 1 Drake (H) 0 L 0 Indiana (A) 2 L 0 #22 Missouri State (A) 1 W 2 Bradley (H) 1 W (m)•2 Missouri State (N) 1 L (m)1 Drake (A) 2 34 25 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

2010(7-10-1)

COACH: MIKE JACOBS W 2 Washington (N) 1 L 1 #19 Portland (A) 2 W 9 Alabama A&M (H) 0 W 2 East Tennessee State (H) 0 W 4 Belmont (H) 1 T •0 Xavier (H) 0 L 1 Western Illinois (A) 3 L •1 Kentucky (H) 2 L 0 Indiana (A) 1 L 1 #12 Butler (A) 2 L 1 Drake (A) 2 W 1 SIU Edwardsville (H) 0 L •1 Creighton (H) 2 L 0 Missouri State (A) 3

L 1 Bradley (A) 2 W 3 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 W 5 Central Arkansas (H) 0 L (m)0 Missouri State (N) 2 33 23 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

2011(5-11-1)

COACH: MIKE JACOBS W 2 IUPUI (N) 0 L 0 Wright State (N) 2 L 0 Marist (H) 1 W •3 Eastern Illinois (H) 2 W 4 Loyola (Ill.) (N) 0 W •2 Memphis (N) 1 L 2 #21 Kentucky (A) 3 W 4 Belmont (A) 1 L 0 SIUE (A) 2 L 1 Drake (H) 2 L 0 Missouri State (H) 3 T •0 Central Arkansas (A) 0 L 0 Butler (H) 1 L 1 #10 Indiana (H) 2 L 1 Bradley (H) 2 L 0 Western Illinois (H) 2 L 0 #2 Creighton (A) 2 20 26 • (OT)

2012(9-8-1)

COACH: MIKE JACOBS W 2 Lipscomb (H) 1 W 2 Belmont (H) 1 W •3 Georgia State (A) 2 W 2 Cincinnati (H) 0 L 1 St. Louis (A) 4 L 0 Butler (A) 3 L 0 Kentucky (H) 2 W 4 Oral Roberts (H) 0 W 3 Eastern Illinois (A) 0 L 0 Marshall (H) 2 W 2 Missouri State (A) 0 L 0 Bradley (A) 0 W 1 SIU Edwardsville (H) 0 W 1 Central Arkansas (H) 0 L 0 #16 Indiana (A) 2 T •2 Drake (A) 2 L 1 #16 Creighton (H) 2 L (m)1 Drake (N) 2 25 25 (m) MVC Tournament; • (OT)

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