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2005 SEASON OUTLOOK2005 SEASON OUTLOOKThe Maryland Terrapins have had unparalleled success over the past three seasons racking up 57 wins, three straight College Cup appearanc-es and an ACC regular season and tournament title. With that success it might be easy to take the accomplishments for granted, but the Terps, led by a resolute and determined senior class, are continuing with the same blue collar work ethic to help lead them to their goal of a national championship. “It’s easy to look at our success over the last three years and be con-tent, but I don’t think that’s going to happen because of our senior class,” head coach Sasho Cirovski says. “Although they understand that what they’ve done is very good, they are not satisfi ed one bit. When you get as far as we’ve gotten, the pain of losing in those national semifi nals never goes away. There probably is not a group of seniors that deserves something to happen to them more than this one. “If you look at the four seniors who have been on the fi eld for us a lot in the last few years—Michael Dello Russo, Chris Lancos, Kenney Bertz and Jason Garey)--they might be our four hardest workers this summer. When you add to that mix a determined leader in Craig Salvati and you bring in Marc Burch and you have a six-member senior class that is highly determined and capable.” The Terps return seven starters from last year’s team, including their entire back line and one of the nation’s best forwards in Garey. The Terps will need to fi ll key holes in their lineup, though, as Maryland will need to break in a new goalkeeper, fi nd a tough-nosed midfi elder, come up with a running mate at striker to go with Garey and locate a player who can attack with speed out of the midfi eld. The coaching staff will be able to choose from the returning talent on the team as well as a large group of talented newcomers to help fi ll these needs. “We do have some challenges, but there is a combination of returning

players that have been moving toward their opportunities for playing time as well new players that are coming in that I am extremely excited about,” Cirovski says. “The group of newcomers is made up of kids that wanted to come to Maryland and help us win a national championship. This class is winners and competitors. “It’s an exciting season, and our appetite for competition will be greater than ever.”

FORWARD Jason Garey put together one of the top offensive seasons in Maryland history in 2004 scoring 22 goals and nine assists for 53 points. Garey, a Hermann Trophy semifi nalist, emerged as a reliable, hard-working for-ward who proved to have a knack for fi nding scoring opportunities. While the Terps will count on Garey to get his goals, the key for Maryland will be to have other players step forward and make the offensive attack bal-anced. “It’s not so much what we need from Jason, it’s what we need from the other players,” Cirovski says. “We are going to need one or two attacking players to step up and have a big year so that Jason is not the lone man marked by opposing teams in the same way that Jason benefi ted from having Abe Thompson and Domenic Mediate around last season.” Helping to ease the offensive burden is senior transfer Marc Burch, who comes to College Park after three seasons at Evansville. Burch is a tall target with skill and experience. Sophomore Aki Kadotani saw action in nine games as a freshman and will again provide depth at forward. In addition to these players, the midfi eld is littered with talented attack-ing players who could impact the offense. Junior A.J. Godbolt, sopho-mores Maurice Edu, Stephen King, Kevin Reiman and freshmen Robbie Rogers, Doug Rodkey and Graham Zusi are all talented offensive players out of the midfi eld are capable of fi nding the back of the net for Maryland. Cirovski likes to rotate players up top, so he believes there should be plenty of opportunities for players to make an impact.

MIDFIELDWhile the Terp midfi eld has plenty of offensive fi repower, the players that can provide exceptional two-way play that will take to the fi eld the most for Cirovski. “I’m looking for consistency and two-way players,” Cirovski says. “Play-ers that are going to add value as much when you don’t have the ball as when you do. We also need a few of the intangibles and bring complimen-tary skills to the other players on the fi eld.” Stephen King and A.J. Godbolt proved to be steady players in the mid-fi eld for the Terps in 2004 and will likely get the nod again this season. King started every game last season scoring seven goals, including three game-winners, and fi ve assists. He also demonstrated steady, smart play in the midfi eld. Godbolt, a starter in 17 games, provided Maryland with one of the top goals of the year with his header against St. John’s in the NCAA Quarterfi nals. Maurice Edu was slowed by injuries throughout the season, but was a force whenever he got onto the fi eld and had an outstanding spring season. Robbie C’deBaca missed all of last season with a broken leg, but could also be the consistent, ball-winning presence Cirovski is looking for. A healthy Pat Wilson and Spencer Allen, who earned quality minutes as a freshman, could also work their way into the lineup. JASON GAREYJASON GAREY

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Robbie Rogers, who Cirovski believes was the top attacking player in the nation coming out of high school, gives the Terps a player in the mold of the graduated Domenic Mediate who can attack with speed out of the midfi eld. Kevin Reiman and Doug Rodkey also bring electricity and ex-citement to the fi eld with their play out wide. Freshman Kwame Darko is another versatile wide midfi elder who will compete for action. A key spot for Maryland will be fi nding a replacement for Ian Rodway, Maryland’s quiet but effective midfi elder. Cirovski believes that freshmen Mike Marchiano and Kevin Tangney have the attitude and skill to be the Terps’ holding midfi elder.

DEFENSEThe Terp defense, highlighted by seniors Kenney Bertz, Chris Lancos and Michael Dello-Russo, is a dynamic group whose different individual strengths mesh to form one of the top units in the country. Bertz gives the Terps a strong and athletic presence and excels in the air at both ends of the fi eld. Lancos, who thrived in his right back position a season ago, is a talented technical player and is one of the top attacking defenders in the country. Dello-Russo gives the Terps a bit of everything, with his defense, passing and leadership. Dello-Russo and Lancos each notched 10 as-sists out of the back for the Terps in 2004, and all three players have been consistent starters throughout their careers in College Park. “These guys, as seniors, give us tremendous leadership and help set the tone for the entire team,” Cirovski says. “They bring different talents to the table, but the same no-nonsense attitude that we need.”The fourth returning starter is junior David Glaudemans. The gritty left back secured a starting spot midway through the season and proved he was up to the task fi tting well with the other three. Glaudemans will benefi t from that experience and has continued to improve during his career. Despite the experience and talent, several players will push for time to spell the defenders or to provide a different look. Freshmen Mike Marchi-ano and Kevin Tangney could drop back from the midfi eld, or classmates Matt Beckman, A.J. Delagarza and Michael Vallie could give the Terps depth.

GOALKEEPER For the fi rst time in three seasons, the Terrapins will be starting a goal-keeper with limited game experience. Senior Craig Salvati has waited patiently behind Noah Palmer for his opportunity, but talented newcomer Chris Seitz will be strong competition for the job as well. Salvati has earned the respect of his teammates and has become a team leader. He’s seen action in 12 games, including three starts, and has two shutouts to his credit. This spring, Salvati improved in every game and began to gain the confi dence necessary to be a starter. Seitz, the California High School Gatorade Player of the Year, brings a big frame and athleticism between the pipes for the Terps. He has a strong presence on the fi eld and has the talent to make the big saves. “We need to fi nd the player who is the most consistent and steady,” Cirovski says of the competition for goalkeeper. “It isn’t all about making the big save, although that is a part of it, but we need to have someone who gives us a good chance to win every time out.”

SCHEDULE Once again, the Terps have put together an extremely challenging and exciting schedule that come season’s end will likely rank among the toughest in the nation. Maryland will go against 10 teams that competed in the 2004 NCAA Tournament, including national champion Indiana and

semifi nalist Duke. “We are excited about the challenge of taking on one of the most com-petitive schedules we’ve ever put together here,” says Cirovski. “This schedule stays with our tradition of playing the best teams in college soc-cer. “In particular, I believe our home schedule is as exciting as we’ve had, and I can’t wait to see Ludwig Field bursting with energy and enthusiasm this fall.” After a preseason tournament in Akron, Ohio, the Terps open the sea-son on the West Coast for a pair of games against Cal St. Fullerton and UCLA. Maryland will then return home for the sixth-annual Maryland/adi-das Classic sponsored by Chesapeake Electric Systems the weekend of Sept. 9-11. The Terps will take on Santa Clara, who advanced to the Col-lege Cup in 2003, and Virginia Commonwealth, a 2004 NCAA quarterfi -nalist. Georgetown completes the tournament fi eld. Other home games include ACC contests against Clemson, Wake For-est, North Carolina, and Virginia and non-conference matchups against St. Bonaventure, William & Mary, NJIT and two-time defending national champion Indiana. The Hoosiers eliminated the Terps in a double-over-time thriller in last season’s national semifi nals and will visit College Park on Saturday, Oct. 29, at 8 p.m., in Maryland’s regular season fi nale. The Terp seniors will be honored prior to kickoff. In addition to the season-opening trip to California, the Terps will have ACC road games against NC State, Duke, Virginia Tech and conference newcomer Boston College. The non-conference road slate includes a trip to University Park to take on Penn State and the short drive to Washing-ton, D.C., to face Georgetown. The ACC Tournament will once again be held in Cary, N.C., the week of Nov. 8-13. The Terps have advanced to the fi nals each of the past three seasons, winning in 2002. The SAS Soccer Stadium in Cary will also be the site for this year’s College Cup the weekend of Dec. 9-11.

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ROSTER INFORMATIONROSTER INFORMATIONNUMERICALNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/HS/Previous School0 Chris Seitz GK Fr. 6-4 205 San Louis Obispo, Calif./Thousand Oaks1 Craig Salvati GK Sr. 6-2 200 West Chester, Ohio/Lakota East2 Michael Dello-Russo M/D Sr. 5-10 165 Columbia, Md./Wilde Lake3 David Glaudemans D Jr. 5-10 175 Bethesda, Md./Walt Whitman4 Kenney Bertz D Sr. 6-1 195 Liberty Township, Ohio/Lakota West5 A.J. Godbolt M Jr. 5-10 175 Austin, Texas/St. Stephan’s Episcopal6 Chris Lancos D Sr. 6-0 175 Middletown, N.J./Middletown7 Stephen King M So. 5-8 165 Medford, N.J./Shawnee8 Robbie Rogers M/F Fr. 5-10 165 Huntington Beach, Calif./Huntington Beach 9 Jason Garey F Sr. 6-0 180 Gonzales, La./St. Amant10 Maurice Edu M/F So. 6-0 165 Fontana, Calif./Etiwanda11 Kevin Reiman M/F So. 5-7 145 Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Yorktown Heights12 Pat Wilson M So. 5-11 165 Laurel, Md./Gonzaga13 Doug Rodkey M/F Fr. 5-7 140 Jackson, N.J./Jackson14 Robbie C’deBaca M R-So. 6-0 165 Albuquerque, N.M./New Mexico15 Marc Burch F Sr. 6-2 185 Cincinnati, Ohio/Turpin/Evansville16 Kevin Tangney M Fr. 6-2 165 Newton, Pa./Council Rock North 17 Michael Marchiano M Fr. 5-11 170 Bel Air, Md./McDonogh School18 Spencer Allen M So. 5-7 140 Washington, D.C./Sidwell Friends19 Michael Vallie D Fr. 6-2 175 Rockville, Md./Good Counsel20 A.J. Delagarza D Fr. 5-7 160 Bryans Road, Md./Lackey21 Graham Zusi M/F Fr. 5-10 165 Longwood, Fla./Lake Brantley22 Matt Beckman D Fr. 5-9 150 Owings Mills, Md./McDonogh School23 Aki Kadotani F So. 5-9 155 Alexandria, Va./W.T. Woodson24 Kwame Darko M/F Fr. 5-8 150 Chevy Chase, Md./Bethesda-Chevy ChaseHead Coach: Sasho Cirovski (Wisconsin-Milwaukee, ’85)/13th season at Maryland/15th overallAssistant Coach: Russell Payne (Maryland, ’98)Assistant Coach: Rob Vartughian (St. Bonaventure, ’00)

ALPHABETICALNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/HS/Previous School18 Spencer Allen M So. 5-7 140 Washington, D.C./Sidwell Friends22 Matt Beckman D Fr. 5-9 150 Owings Mills, Md./McDonogh School4 Kenney Bertz D Sr. 6-1 195 Liberty Township, Ohio/Lakota West15 Marc Burch F Sr. 6-2 185 Cincinnati, Ohio/Turpin/Evansville14 Robbie C’deBaca M R-So. 6-0 165 Albuquerque, N.M./New Mexico24 Kwame Darko M/F Fr. 5-8 150 Chevy Chase, Md./Bethesda-Chevy Chase20 A.J. Delagarza D Fr. 5-7 160 Bryans Road, Md./Lackey2 Michael Dello-Russo M/D Sr. 5-10 165 Columbia, Md./Wilde Lake10 Maurice Edu M/F So. 6-0 165 Fontana, Calif./Etiwanda9 Jason Garey F Sr. 6-0 180 Gonzales, La./St. Amant3 David Glaudemans D Jr. 5-10 175 Bethesda, Md./Walt Whitman5 A.J. Godbolt M Jr. 5-10 175 Austin, Texas/St. Stephan’s Episcopal23 Aki Kadotani F So. 5-9 155 Alexandria, Va./W.T. Woodson7 Stephen King M So. 5-8 165 Medford, N.J./Shawnee6 Chris Lancos D Sr. 6-0 175 Middletown, N.J./Middletown17 Michael Marchiano M Fr. 5-11 170 Bel Air, Md./McDonogh School11 Kevin Reiman M/F So. 5-7 145 Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Yorktown Heights8 Robbie Rogers M/F Fr. 5-10 165 Huntington Beach, Calif./Huntington Beach13 Doug Rodkey M/F Fr. 5-7 140 Jackson, N.J./Jackson1 Craig Salvati GK Sr. 6-2 200 West Chester, Ohio/Lakota East0 Chris Seitz GK Fr. 6-4 205 San Louis Obispo, Calif./Thousand Oaks16 Kevin Tangney M Fr. 6-2 165 Newton, Pa./Council Rock North19 Michael Vallie D Fr. 6-2 175 Rockville, Md./Good Counsel12 Pat Wilson M So. 5-11 165 Laurel, Md./Gonzaga21 Graham Zusi M/F Fr. 5-10 165 Longwood, Fla./Lake BrantleyHead Coach: Sasho Cirovski (Wisconsin-Milwaukee, ’85)/13th season at Maryland/15th overallAssistant Coach: Russell Payne (Maryland, ’98)Assistant Coach: Rob Vartughian (St. Bonaventure, ’00)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEC’deBaca: CEE-de-BAHK-uhCirovski: sir-OV-skiAki Kadotani: ah-KEY kad-oh-TAW-neeEdu: UH-dewGlaudemans: GLAWD-uh-munsReiman: RYE-minSalvati: SAL-vaut-eeSeitz: sounds like sightsVartughian: var-TOO-gee-un

TERPS BY ELIGIBILITYSeniors (6): Kenney Bertz, Marc Burch,

Michael Dello-Russo, Jason Garey, Chris Lancos, Craig Salvati

Juniors (3): David Glaudemans, A.J. Godbolt, Pat Wilson

Sophomores (6): Spencer Allen, Robbie C’deBaca, Mo Edu, Aki Kadotani, Stephen King, Kevin Reiman

Freshmen (10): Matt Beckman, Kwame Darko, A.J. Delagarza, Michael Marchiano, Robbie Rogers, Doug Rodkey, Chris Seitz, Kevin Tangney, Michael Vallie, Graham Zusi

TERPS BY POSITIONForwards (3): Marc Burch, Jason Garey,

Aki KadotaniMidfi elders/Forwards (6): Kwame Darko,

Maurice Edu, Kevin Reiman, Robbie Rog-ers, Doug Rodkey, Graham Zusi

Midfi elders (7): Spencer Allen, Robbie C’deBaca, A.J. Godbolt, Stephen King, Michael Marchiano, Kevin Tangney, Pat Wilson

Midfi elders/Defenders (1): Michael Dello-Russo

Defenders (6): Matt Beckman, Kenney Bertz, A.J. Delagarza, David Glaudemans, Chris Lancos, Michael Vallie

Goalkeepers (2): Craig Salvati, Chris Seitz

TERPS BY STATECalifornia (3): Maurice Edu, Robbie Rog-

ers, Chris SeitzLouisiana (1): Jason GareyFlorida (1): Graham ZusiMaryland (8): Matt Beckman, Kwame Dar-

ko, A.J. Delagarza, Michael Dello-Russo, David Glaudemans, Michael Marchiano, Michael Vallie, Pat Wilson

New Jersey (3): Stephen King, Chris Lancos, Doug Rodkey

New York (1): Kevin ReimanNew Mexico (1): Robbie C’deBacaOhio (3): Kenney Bertz, Marc Burch, Craig

SalvatiPennsylvania (1): Kevin TangneyTexas (1): A.J. Godbolt Virginia (1): Aki KadotaniWashington, D.C. (1): Spencer Allen

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KENNEY BERTZD • SR. • 6-2 • 195LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, OHIOLAKOTA WEST HS

Cirovski on Bertz: “Kenney may be the tough-est defender for any forward to play against in the country. He is strong, athletic and a fi erce competitor who loves to defend. He is great in the air on both sides of the fi eld. He is a very important piece of our puzzle.”

As a Junior in 2004: Imposing center back who gave the Terps a physi-cal presence … moved from the outside to the middle … helped Maryland to 12 shutouts ... game-tying assist on a throw-in against UNC (11/13) at the ACC Tournament ... stepped in the goal to make a critical team save against UVa (11/5) ... won a 50-50 ball and slid a pass to Domenic Medi-ate for the game-winning assist against North Carolina (10/10) … also helped shutout the Tar Heels … had a pair of assists against Georgetown (9/12), including one on a throw-in … tallied an assist on a throw-in to Maurice Edu for the game-winner against Long Island (9/3).

As a Sophomore in 2003: Outside back with strong throw-ins ... started in all but one game ... part of starting back line that registered 12 shut-outs ... career-high 10 points ... game-winning header against Saint Louis (12/7) off a corner kick … scored fi rst career goals at Clemson (10/26), in-cluding game-winner ... College Soccer News Team of the Week (10/26) ... assist off throw-in against Penn (10/21) to help ignite rally … started at center back against UConn (10/12) ... named College Soccer News Team of the Week (10/12) ... two perfect serves into the box for a pair of as-sists against Georgetown (10/8) ... helped ignite Terp rally with an assist against George Mason (9/24) ... stepped forward to put two shots on goal against NC State (9/14).

MEET THE TERRAPINSMEET THE TERRAPINS

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RETURNING SENIOR BIOS

CAREER STATISTICSYear M-S G A Pts GWG Shots2002 23-12 0 3 3 0 92003 23-23 3 4 10 2 172004 25-25 0 5 5 0 17Totals 71-60 3 12 18 2 43

CAREER HIGHSGoals: 2 vs. Clemson (10/26/03)Assists: 2, twice (most recently vs. Georgetown, 9/12/04)Points: 4 vs. Clemson (10/26/03)

As a Freshman in 2002: Got fi rst career start against defending NCAA champion North Carolina (10/5) … started last 12 games in the back … helped team to shutouts in four of last fi ve games … logged assists in Terps’ wins against No. 8 Loyola (9/11), William & Mary (9/18) and Bucknell (11/6).

Before Maryland: Graduated from Lakota West High School after be-ginning his schooling in Arizona at Dobson High School, where he played his fi rst two seasons ... scored 15 goals and 20 as-sists for Team Dayton, which won the USYSA Under-17 na-tional championship ... won a state championship in Arizona as a freshman and was a state semifi nalist his junior year at Lakota West ... fi rst team all-league his fi nal three years, he also earned fi rst team All-Cincinnati, All-Ohio and All-Mideast recognition his fi nal two years ... his senior year, was named The Pulse Journal’s Player of the Year ... 23 career goals and 39 assists ... ran track his sophomore year and served as the punter for Lakota West’s football team his senior year ... also recruited by Indiana, St. Louis and North Carolina.

Personal: Full name is Kenneth Daniel Bertz ... born in Fountain Valley, Calif., on December 7, 1983, he is the son of Ken and Karen Bertz ... one of four children, he has three brothers: Kris, Kyle, and Keith ... majoring in criminal justice.

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MICHAEL DELLO-RUSSOD/M • SR. • 5-9 • 160COLUMBIA, MD.WILDE LAKE HS

Cirovski on Dello-Russo: “Michael is one of the glues on this team. He is a great leader and a very skillful player with his feet, body and mind. He has the versatility to play eight or nine positions on the fi eld, and can do them all well

because he has a great soccer feel.”

As a Redshirt Junior in 2004: Team captain … versatile player who was a regular starter on the back line … took most corners for the Terps ... registered 10 assists on the year, seventh-most in Maryland history … helped the team to 12 shutouts ... hit a perfect corner to Maurice Edu for game-tying goal in the national semifi nal game against Indiana (12/10) ... played a deep ball to Chris Lancos to set up the game-winning goal against Virginia (11/5) ... earned a pair of assists, including one on the game-winner, against Villanova (10/6) … tied a Ludwig Field record with three assists against Loyola (9/14) … sent through ball ahead to Abe Thompson to assist on the equalizing goal against Georgetown (9/12) … registered an assist in the 5-2 win over No. 2 St. John’s (9/10) … earned fi rst point of the season with an assist against Marshall (9/5).

As a Junior in 2003: Redshirted the season after suffering a partial tear to his MCL against Furman (8/29).

As a Sophomore in 2002: Notched six points for the Terps (one goal, four assists) … started career-high 18 matches … registered assists against Duke (9/22), George Mason (10/26) and Clemson (11/15) … scored lone goal of the season against Virginia Commonwealth (9/8) … also added an assist against the Rams.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear M-S G A Pts GWG Shots2001 21-10 1 4 6 0 192002 22-18 1 4 6 0 52003* 1-0 0 0 0 0 02004 24-24 0 10 10 0 5Totals 68-52 2 18 22 0 29

*Medical redshirt

CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, twice (most recently vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 9/8/02)Assists: 3 vs. Loyola (9/14/05)Points: 3, twice (most recently vs. Loyola 9/14/05)

As a Freshman in 2001: Scored one goal and four assists … played in all 21 games, starting 10 … tallied two assists against American (9/9) … netted fi rst collegiate goal vs. Princeton (10/3) … notched an assist against Manhattan (10/7) and Clemson in the ACC Tournament (11/15) … took 18 shots.

Before Maryland: Dello-Russo graduated early from Wilde Lake High School and began his education at Maryland in the spring of 2001 in order to train with the Terrapins during the spring … while at Wilde Lake, his team won the 3A state championship his freshman year … a three-time all-state pick, he was named fi rst team all-county three times and second team all-county his freshman year … a member of the All-South team, he was also a team captain his senior year … a member of the state ODP team for fi ve years … a three-year member of the regional ODP team (1996-98) and a two-year member of the national ODP pool (1997-98) … cap-tained the Soccer Club of Baltimore’s team.

Personal: The son of Ralph and Pamela Dello-Russo, his full name is Michael James Dello-Russo … has one sister, Michelle … enjoys playing golf in his free time … born August 22, 1983, he is majoring in American studies.

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JASON GAREYF • SR. • 6-0 • 175GONZALES, LA.ST. AMANT HS

Cirovski on Garey: “He’s become a great leader and role model on this team. He obviously has a great goal scorer’s mentality, but has also developed confi dence and ownership of this team as evidenced by him being named a captain.”

As a Junior in 2004: Hard-working forward who proved to be a pure goal scorer … explosive scorer who can change the game at any time … NSCAA third team All-America and College Soccer News second team honoree ... Sports Illustrated On Campus Player of the Year ... All-ACC fi rst team ... MAC Hermann Trophy Semifi nalist ... Co-SIDA District II Academic All-America ... one of 11 player to be named MVP by Soccer America ... gave Maryland an early lead against Indiana in the national semifi nals (12/10) by re-di-recting Abe Thompson’s pass into the net ... All-College Cup team ... tacked on a late goal against Hofstra (11/23) in the NCAA Tournament ... All-ACC Tournament team selection after scoring four goals in the tournament ... tallied Maryland’s lone score in the loss to UVa in the ACC Finals (11/14) ... notched a pair of goals in the Terps’ come-from-behind victory over UNC in the semifi nals ... added a late goal to seal the win in opening-round win over Clemson (11/10) ... was named ACC Player of the Week (11/1/04) after scoring two goals against Clemson (10/31) and Bucknell ... was also named to the Soccer America Team of the Week (11/2/04) ... scored three points on a goal and an assist against VCU (10/23) ... gave the Terps the early lead by fi nish-ing a scramble in front of the net to help snap a three-game losing streak against Villanova (10/6) … also recorded the game-winning assist against the Wildcats … recorded an assist against Wake Forest (10/2) … game-tying goal against NC State (9/19) … tied a Ludwig Field record with three assists against Loyola (9/15)

… also scored a goal in that game … scored a pair of goals in the 4-2 win over Georgetown (9/12) … set a Ludwig Field record with seven points

against No. 2 St. John’s (9/10) … scored fi rst career hat trick against the Red Storm … named ACC Player of the Week as well as Col-

legeSoccerNews.com national Player of the Week and the Soccer America team of the week (9/13) for his

performance against St. John’s and Georgetown … named co-MVP of the Maryland/adidas

Classic … fi ve-point performance against Marshall (9/5) with two goals and one assist … goal and an assist in a 5-0 win over Long Is-

land (9/3) … named to the Virginia/Nike Classic all-tournament team.

As a Sophomore in 2003: Solid fi nisher who was able to make things happen up front ... team-high 29 points and 13 goals ... tacked on insurance goal to ice NCAA quarterfi nal game against Saint

Louis (12/7) … scored the game-winner against Akron (11/30) ... went far post for match’s

fi rst score against Old Dominion in NCAA Tournament (11/26) ... forced a turnover and scored Maryland’s fi rst goal against

NC State (11/14) in the ACC Tournament ... ACC All-Tournament Team … tacked on two goals, including the decisive goal, to help propel Maryland to a convincing win over Ohio State (11/7) … scored three points against Penn (10/21), including game-winner … got three shots on goal against Penn State (10/16), forcing a save that led to the game-winning corner kick and header ... contributed fi ve points with two goals and an assist against UConn (10/12) ... started against George Mason (9/24) and scored game-winner and an assist ... beat keeper to a ball for score against Loyola (9/10) ... scored a goal and assisted on game-winner against American (9/5).

As a Freshman in 2002: Saw action in every game … fi nished season with seven points (three goals and one assist) … 19 of 26 shots were on goal … found the back of the net against NC State at ACC Tournament (11/14) … netted a goal and put all four shots on goal against Manhattan (9/25) … scored fi rst career goal and fi rst career assist against Rhode Island (8/30).

Before Maryland: A graduate of St. Amant High School, he set the Louisiana state record for goals in a season (73) and had the third-highest total in the nation in 2001 ... was named all-state in 2000, ’01, and ’02 and awarded MVP honors his fi nal season ... tabbed All-Metro his sophomore, junior and senior years and grabbed MVP recognition his fi nal two seasons ... a four-year all-district team honoree, he was the MVP his fi nal three years at St. Amant ... captained the team his fi nal three seasons ... scored a state-record 170 career goals and added 52 career assists ... was part of the Region III ODP pool from 2000-02 ... also ran track in high school.

Personal: Full name is Jason Robert Garey ... the son of Rick and Kathleen Garey, he was born on July 19, 1984, in Baton Rouge, La. ... has one brother, Ricardo, and two sisters, Melissa and Zulay ... Melissa plays soccer at Texas A&M … was named Mr. St. Amant ... majoring in fi nance.

992004 HONORS2004 HONORS*Sports Illustrated On Campus Player of the Year*NSCAA Third Team All-American*Hermann Trophy Semifi nalist*All-ACC First Team*All-ACC Tournament (2003-04)*All-NCAA Tournament *CoSIDA Academic All-America Second Team

CAREER STATISTICSYear M-S G A Pts GWG Shots2002 25-1 3 1 7 0 26 2003 23-17 13 3 29 5 852004 25-25 22 9 53 2 82Totals 73-43 38 13 89 7 193

CAREER HIGHSGoals: 3 vs. St. John’s (9/10/04)Assists: 3 vs. Loyola (9/15/04)Points: 7 vs. St. John’s (9/10/04)

2020

CHRIS LANCOSD • SR. • 6-1 • 175MIDDLETOWN, N.J.MIDDLETOWN HS

Cirovski on Lancos: “Chris is a gem, a winner. He’s a great competitor and an incredibly skillful attacking back. He can beat teams in various ways from his crossing to his dribbling to his clever passing. In my opinion, Chris will be the best attacking back in the country this year.”

As a Junior in 2004: Talented and smart back … played at both the right back and center back positions ... one of the team’s best long ball passers … scored three goals and had 10 assists for 16 points ... the 10 assists marked the seventh-highest total in a season at Maryland ... pair of as-sists, including one on the game-winner, against Hofstra in the NCAA Second Round (11/23) ... All-ACC Tournament team after exploding for one goal and a tournament-tying record four assists ... tried to ignite a Terp rally against UVa in the ACC Finals (11/14) with an assist on a cross to Jason Garey ... played three long balls from just inside the midfi eld stripe for goals to help the Terps earn a come-from-behind victory against North Carolina in the ACC Semis (11/13) ... also scored on a header ... well-timed ball through traffi c for game-winner against UVa (11/5) ... reversed the ball with a long pass to Kevin Reiman to set up a Domenic Mediate goal against VCU (10/23) ... helped the Terps to a shutout against North Carolina (10/10) … scored on a header against Loyola (9/15) … tallied the game-winner against Georgetown (9/12) to go along with two assists … anchored the back line in shutout victories over Long Island (9/3) and Marshall (9/5).

As a Sophomore in 2003: Reliable outside back ... started all but one match ... career-high fi ve points on one goal and three assists … came off the bench to record an assist against Ohio State (11/7) … assist led to game-winning goal against Virginia (10/31), allowing the Terps to clinch

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CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, fi ve times (most recently vs. North Carolina 11/13/04)Assists: 3 vs. North Carolina (11/13/04)Points: 5 vs. North Carolina (11/13/04)

the ACC Tournament top seed … fi rst goal of the season helped ignite Terp rally over Penn (10/21) … registered fi rst career as-sist against Duke (9/21) after feeding the ball in the corner to Abe Thomp-son.

As a Freshman in 2002: Played in 20 games and started 17, scoring one goal … missed the season opener vs. Rhode Is-land because he was with the U.S. U-20 team in Spain and then missed time from Nov. 4-18 to join the U.S. U-20 team again for the World Youth Championships in Charleston, S.C. … tallied his fi rst career goal against Duke (9/22).

Before Maryland: Tabbed No. 8 among Soc-cer America’s Top 25 recruits, he was a 2002 Parade All-American ... attended Middletown North High School, except in his junior year when he was enrolled in the U.S. residency program at Bradenton Academy ... played for the U.S. Under-17 team and was called to camp for the U.S. Un-der-20 team, but was unable to attend because of a shoulder injury ... earned 20 caps with the Under-17 team, scoring one goal ... interna-tional experience was highlighted by the FIFA Under-17 World Champi-onship in 2001 ... scored 25 goals and added 20 assists in two years at Middletown ... a member of the Region I ODP team from 1998-99 and state ODP team from 1997-99, winning the championship in 1997 and ’98 ... played for the Middletown New Jersey Vipers Club team for 14 years, leading the team to a state championship.

Personal: Full name is Chris J. Lancos ... born on July 12, 1984 in Glendale, W.Va., he is the son of Stephen and Patty Lancos ... one of three children and has two sisters, Allison and Julie ... majoring in marketing.

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CRAIG SALVATIGK • SR. • 6-2 • 200WEST CHESTER, OHIOLAKOTA EAST HS

Cirovski on Salvati: “Craig got better with ev-ery game last spring. His confi dence is at the highest level. The thing about Craig is that he’s become a great leader and is highly respected by the team.”

As a Junior in 2004: Solid backup and team leader ... saw action against Long Island (9/3), Marshall (9/5) and Loyola (9/14) and Penn State (10/14), not allowing a goal in any of those games … stopped a career-high four shots against the Thundering Herd.

As a Sophomore in 2003: Excellent reserve keeper ... allowed one goal in 95 minutes of action … fi nished off Ohio State (11/7) in nearly 15 min-utes of work … fi rst start of the season against Penn (10/21) ... allowed no goals in 17 minutes of work against UConn (10/12) ... saw 17 minutes of action against Butler (8/31), made one save.

As a Redshirt Freshman in 2002: Allowed just one goal and made six saves in 252 minutes of work … made two starts, winning and earning a shutout in both games … started vs. Mount St. Mary’s (11/8), shutting out the Mountaineers, stopping one shot in 112 minutes … saw time against George Mason (10/19) … got his fi rst career start against Manhattan (9/25), earning his fi rst career win and shutout … earned his fi rst career appearance in relief of starter Noah Palmer against Rhode Island (8/30) for 35 minutes.

As a Freshman in 2001: Saw no game action behind Terps’ junior keeper Kevin Schmidt and Noah Palmer.

Before Maryland: A four-year starter at Lakota East High School, Salvati played every minute of all 81 games … the Cincinnati Player of the Year, he owns the state of Ohio’s record for career shutouts (42) and consecu-

tive minutes (6,480) … a co-captain, he was named the MVP at Lakota East as well as being named fi rst-team all-state and all-county his senior year on the way to the regional championship … a Greater Miami Confer-ence (GMC) academic all-league pick, he was also named the Fairfi eld Ford Player of the Week and the Butler County Player of the Year his se-nior year … his junior year, earned honorable mention GMC honors, was a starter for the U-18 ODP state team and went to the Ohio Final Four … a member of the U-19 Ohio Thunder Club soccer team, he was also a part of the Dayton Gemini PDL soccer team … in basketball, was named the Lakota East Best Defensive Player and named to the GMC all-academic team … kicked a 55-yard fi eld goal, a Lakota East school record … he was second-team All-GMC for football and earned the Lakota East Iron Man Award.

Personal: The son of Ron and Tari Salvati, his name is Ronald Craig Sal-vati … has two sisters, Cara and Tari … born June 14, 1982 ... majoring in mechanical engineering.

CAREER STATISTICSYear M-S Mins. Svs. Save% GA GAA ShO2001 Redshirted2002 4-2 252 6 .857 1 0.36 22003 4-1 95 3 .750 1 0.94 02004 4-0 119 5 1.000 0 0.00 0Totals 12-3 467 14 .870 2 0.39 2

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DAVID GLAUDEMANSD • JR. • 5-9 • 155BETHESDA, MD.WALT WHITMAN HS

Cirovski on Glaudemans: “David is a con-summate over-achiever. He always fi nds a way to contribute. He is made of all the best stuff. He has a great attitude and knows how to play within himself and contribute greatly.”

As a Junior in 2004: Left back who emerged as a regular starter, start-ing 15 games ... gave the team quality minutes at the left back position … earned fi rst collegiate point against Clemson at the ACC Tournament (11/10) ... earned fi rst career start against North Carolina (10/10) … helped Terps re-cord the shutout against the Tar Heels.

As a Sophomore in 2003: Redshirted the season to gain more experience.

As a Freshman in 2002: Saw action in fi ve games, with his most extensive min-utes, 34, coming vs. Rhode Island (8/30).

Before Maryland: Attended Walt Whitman High School, which the NSCAA ranked third nationally in 2000 after winning the state championship and fi nishing with a 10-4-1 record ... a 2001 All-Met se-lection by The Washington Post, he earned all-state honors as well as All-South Region and All-America honors ... named to the Powerade Mc-Donald’s All-America Game his senior year ... 2000 USYSA champions with the Soccer Club of Baltimore ... was the leading scorer on his team his sophomore (10 goals) and junior (15 goals) seasons ... also played baseball his senior year.

Personal: Full name is David Michael Glaudemans ... born on October 3, 1984 in Washington, D.C., he is the son of Jon and Jennifer Glaudemans ... is one of two children and has a sister Katie ... was a four-year member of the symphonic orchestra ... majoring in government and politics.

CAREER STATISTICSYear M-S G A Pts GWG Shots2002 5-0 0 0 0 0 02003 Redshirt2004 20-15 0 1 1 0 2Totals 25-15 0 1 1 0 2

A.J. GODBOLTM • JR. • 5-9 • 160 AUSTIN, TEXASST. STEPHEN’S EPISCOPAL HS

Cirovski on Godbolt: “A.J. had a great spring and really started to come into his own. He is incredibly strong, very skillful and has become much more consistent and we’re looking for great things from him this fall.”

As a Redshirt Sopohomore in 2004: Consis-tent contributor out of the midfi eld ... helped the team as a starter and off the bench ... scored two goals and six assists for 10 points ... memo-rable diving header to help send Maryland to the College Cup for the third straight year against St. John’s (12/4) … forced a turnover in the Clemson third and then dished to Jason Garey for the game-winner (10/31) ... assisted on Ian Rodway’s goal to give Maryland a 1-0 lead at Virginia Tech (10/17) ... tied a Ludwig Field record with three assists against No. 2 St. John’s (9/10) … scored the fi rst points of his career with a goal and an as-sist in his fi rst collegiate start against Marshall (9/5).

As a Sophomore in 2003:Saw action in four games be-fore redshirting the season ... nearly scored from midfi eld against Butler (8/31) on a long-range shot that hit the crossbar.

As a Freshman in 2002:Missed the last 1 1/2 months of the season after suffering an ACL tear in practice on Oct. 30 … saw action in eight games with his most extensive time coming vs. Rhode Island (8/20) … took two shots each in the Duke (10/22) and Manhattan (10/25) games.

Before Maryland: A member of the Region III ODP team, he was on the Texas state team for seven years, earning the regional spot for three years ... an all-state selection all four years at St. Stephen’s Episcopal School, his team won a state championship in 2001 after going 20-4 ... captained the team his junior and senior years, and was Phillips Tourna-ment MVP his sophomore and junior years ... played for the Capital Soc-cer Club, which won the state championship in 2001.

Personal: The son of Michael and Patricia Godbolt, his full name is Aaron John Godbolt ... born on March 7, 1984 in Boston, Mass. ... one of four children, with one brother, Kyle and two sisters, Veronica and Jordan ... majoring in English language and literature.

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Personal: The son of William and Mary Pat Wilson, his full name is Pat-rick Daniel Wilson ... born on April 7, 1984 ... has two brothers, Kevin (17) and Chris (24) ... his mother, father and brother attended Catholic Uni-versity and played sports there ... father Bill played basketball at Catholic from 1965-69 ... brother Chris was a soccer player from 1996-2000 ... a member of the National Honor Society, he is majoring in philosophy.

CAREER STATISTICSYear M-S G A Pts GWG Shots2002 6-0 0 0 0 0 12003 Redshirt2004 9-1 0 0 0 0 2Totals 15-1 0 0 0 0 3

SPENCER ALLENM • SO. • 5-7 • 145WASHINGTON, D.C.SIDWELL FRIENDS

Cirovski on Allen: “Spencer matured as a play-er during his freshman year and we look for him to become more consistent and fi nd his niche on the squad this year.”

As a Freshman in 2004: Hard-working mid-fi elder with plenty of hustle … made his fi rst ca-

reer start against Georgetown (9/12) … recorded his fi rst collegiate point with an assist against Marshall (9/5).

Before Maryland: Four-year letterwinner at Sidwell Friends School … three-time All-Mid Atlantic Conference selec-tion and team MVP … team captain as a senior … helped team to a conference regular season and tournament title during his four years … tal-lied 81 assists during his four seasons … played for Reston Football Club from 2002-04, team was ranked No. 1 in Vir-ginia, No. 2 regionally and No. 4 nationally … team played in-ternationally in England, Scot-land and Germany … captain of DC United Youth team … member of Virginia ODP team from 2001-02 … also played for DC Stoddert Club that won the Virginia state champion-ship in 2000.

CAREER STATISTICSYear M-S G A Pts GWG Shots2002 8-0 0 0 0 0 02003* 4-0 0 0 0 0 02004 25-17 2 6 10 0 14Totals 37-17 2 6 10 0 20

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CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, twice (most recently vs. St. John’s 12/4/04)Assists: 3 vs. St. John’s (9/10/04)Points: 3, twice (most recently vs. St. John’s 9/10/04)

PAT WILSONM • JR. • 5-8 • 150LAUREL, MD.GONZAGA COLLEGE HS

Cirovski on Wilson: “Pat just needs to get healthy. He’s battled injuries for over a year now. He’s an exceptionally gifted technical player but has not had the freedom to go full-out with his various injuries.”

As a Redshirt Sophomore in 2004: Reliable defensive midfi elder … slowed by injuries at the start of the season … closed out the fi nal 10 minutes of the half in win over North Carolina (10/10) … also saw action on the road at Wake Forest (10/2), and at home against Loyola (9/14) and Georgetown (9/12).

As a Sophomore in 2003: Redshirted to gain more ex-perience.

As a Freshman in 2002: Saw action in six games … his lone shot came against Mount St. Mary’s (11/8) … most extensive minutes, 22, coming vs. Rhode Island (8/30).

Before Maryland: A gradu-ate of Gonzaga College High School, he was a three-year letterwinner ... led team to the 2000 and 2001 WCAC titles ... earned fi rst team All-WCAC in 2001 and was a second team All-WCAC selection in 2000 ... second team All-Met selec-tion by The Washington Post in 2001 ... was a member of the Maryland state ODP team and the Region I ODP team from 1997-2002 ... scored 19 goals and added six assists as a senior, 10 goals and eight assists his junior season.

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freshman, sophomore, and junior … three-time fi rst team all-state selec-tion … scored 66 goals and 45 assists during his prep career … member of the highly successful Albuquerque Bandidos club team that won two West Regional titles … he also was a member of the Region IV Olympic Development Team from 1998-2002 … while playing for the Region IV team, he competed in international tours to Australia, Mexico, and Costa Rica.

Personal: The son of Ernie and Geri C’deBaca … born March 30, 1984 … last name is pronounced CEE-dee-BAHK-uh … has one brother, Seth … nickname is “CD” … majoring in Spanish and Portuguese languages and literature … was recruited out of high school by Washington, Loyola Marymount, Santa Clara and SMU.

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MAURICE EDUM • SO. • 5-11 • 165FONTANA, CALIF.ETIWANDA HS

Cirovski on Edu: “Maurice had as good a spring as anyone on our team. I’m looking forward to a healthy Mo. We’re looking for his consistency and his ability to win battles in the midfi eld. He can win games for us with his spe-cial ability.”

As a Freshman in 2004: Smooth-playing freshman with excellent skill on the ball … athletic header in the upper-right corner against Indiana (12/10) in the national semifi nals to help send the game into overtime ... returned to the fi eld against Hofstra (11/23) after missing 10 games recov-ering from surgery on his torn meniscus … tallied the game-tying assist at NC State (9/19) … three points on a goal and an assist in season-opening win over Long Island (9/3).

Before Maryland: Dynamic player from Etiwanda High in California … tallied 35 goals and 33 assists in three seasons … was the team’s leading goal scorer in each of those seasons … league MVP as a senior … two-time all-county selection … high school athlete of the year … NSCAA All-American … McDonald’s All-American … adidas ESP All-Star … named one of the top 100 recruits in the nation by TopDrawerSoccer.com … state ODP team from 1998-04, captaining that squad for two seasons … Re-gion IV ODP starter in 2002-03 … USYSA Inter-Regional All-Star … won numerous titles with his club team, the Mission Viejo Pateadoras.

ROBBIE C’DEBACAM • R-SO. • 6-0 • 160ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.ST. PIUS HS/NEW MEXICO

Cirovski on C’deBaca: “The unluckiest kid in America after breaking his leg twice the last two seasons. But Robbie has tremendous resolve and has worked exceptionally hard this summer at strengthening his body and developing his confi dence to compete. He is a fl uid and rhyth-mic player who will add a different dimension to our team this fall.”

As a Sophomore in 2004: Missed the entire season after breaking his leg in Europe.

As a Freshman at New Mexico in 2003: Played in 11 games and started fi ve before breaking his leg against UNLV on Oct. 18 … scored lone goal of the season against No. 20 UC Santa Barbara … logged 575 minutes for the Lobos and put six of his 13 shots on goal … showed good skill on the ball and fi eld vision … spent the summer of 2003 playing for the Colorado Rapids PDL reserve team.

Before New Mexico: Spent the 2002 season as a youth amateur in the Netherlands on the A1 team of the N.E.C. Voetball School … the school is a division of the N.E.C. Club that plays in the Eredivisie, which is the fi rst division of the Dutch League … he started at midfi eld in every game and scored three goals and fi ve assists ... graduated from St. Pius High School (the same high school as former Terp star A.J. Herrera) in 2002 where he was an All-State player for head coach Jorge Tristani … won the New Mexico 4A State Championship as a

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Personal: The son of Takako and Yoshiji Kado-tani … born on November 1, 1985 in Osaka, Japan … full name is Akihiro, but goes by Aki, pronounced ah-KEY kad-oh-TAW-nee … has one sister, Saki (16) … admires all of his soccer coaches because of their knowledge of both soccer and life … chose Maryland because of the academic and athletic environment … also recruited by Duke, St. John’s, Clemson and Rutgers … majoring in letters and sciences.

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STEPHEN KINGM • SO. • 5-8 • 160MEDFORD, N.J.SHAWNEE HS

Cirovski on King: “Stephen has a tremendous understanding of the game and an even better focus. He is a low-maintenance player for a coach. He’s got a quick release and a knack for scoring goals and an even better knack for set-ting players up to score goals.”

As a Freshman in 2004: Talented player with excellent on-the-ball skills … started every game as a freshman, scoring seven goals and fi ve assists for 19 points … three goals went for game-winners ... TopDrawerSoccer.com fi rst team All-Freshman ... second team All-Freshman selection by College Soccer News ... All-ACC Freshman Team ... scored off a turnover against Hofstra for fi rst NCAA Tournament goal (11/23) ... tremendous through ball to Ja-son Garey for team’s second goal against Clemson in the fi rst round of the ACC Tournament (11/10) ... assisted on the game-winner with a nice cross to Domenic Mediate against Penn (10/20) ... buried the game-win-ner on a penalty kick against Virginia Tech (10/17) ... also dummied a ball to allow Ian Rodway space to score Maryland’s fi rst goal ... scored a pair of goals, including the game-winner, against Villanova (10/6) … assisted on the game-tying goal against NC State (9/19) … six-point performance on a pair of goals and assists against Loyola (9/15) … scored fi rst col-legiate goal in fi rst career start against Long Island (9/3).

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Personal: The son of Molly and Maurice Edu … born April 18, 1986 in San Ber-nardino, Calif. … goes by Maurice or Mo … has one younger brother, Reggie (17), and three older sisters, Ugo (25), Imeh (23) and Molly (21) … earned Golden State Exam High Hon-ors … selected as “Who’s Who Among Ameri-can High School Students” from 2001-04 … National Honor Roll inducted (2001-02) … selected Maryland because it plays in “the most competitive league in the country” and to change coasts … selected the Terps over UCLA, California, Santa Clara, Wake Forest, Duke, UConn and Clemson … majoring in business.

CAREER STATISTICSYear M-S G A Pts GWG Shots2004 12-6 2 2 6 1 14

CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, twice (most recently vs. Indiana 12/10/04) Assists: 1, twice (most recently vs. NC State 9/19/04)Points: 3 vs. Long Island (9/3/04)

AKI KADOTANIF • SO. • 5-11 • 160FAIRFAX, VA.W.T. WOODSON HS

Cirovski on Kadotani: “Aki had a very good developmental year last season and had some important contributions that helped his confi -dence. He will compete for the rotation up front in preseason.”

As a Freshman in 2004: Provided a spark and energy off the bench … saw action in nine games ... scored fi rst career goal by fi nishing a rebound against Loyola (9/15).

Before Maryland: Played prep soccer at W.T. Woodson High for coach Richard Broad … Washington Post All-Met as a senior … also earned all-district honors in helping his team to the Liberty District title … Virginia high school all-star team and All-Northern Region … made the USL Super Y League Regional ODP team … played for the DC United youth team in

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KEVIN REIMANM/F • SO. • 5-8 • 150YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y.YORKTOWN HEIGHTS HS

Cirovski on Reiman: “Kevin had a good spring and summer and has developed his confi dence greatly. He’s got an excitement to his game that forces people to take notice. He will compete for signifi cant time this preseason.”

As a Freshman in 2004: Provided a spark off the bench for the Terps … brought high energy to the fi eld … played in all but one game scoring two assists ... short cross to Jason Garey to give Maryland the early 1-0 lead over No. 16 VCU (10/23) ... made the fi rst start of his career against Virginia Tech (10/17) ... scored fi rst collegiate point with an assist against Penn State (10/14) ... has seen action in every game this season.

Before Maryland: Standout left-footed midfi elder/for-ward at Yorktown High … two-time NSCAA/adidas All-American … McDonald’s High School All-American nominee … named one of the top 100 recruits by TopDrawerSoccer.com … selected as a 2003 adidas ESP All-Star … fi ve-year starter for the ODP Region I team … played in ODP Inter-Re-gional event in Chula Vista, Calif. … ODP Inter-Regional All-Star in 2002 … 2002 ODP National Finalist, Plano, Texas ... gained international ex-perience playing in seven European events, including locations such as France, Germany, Austria, Spain, Ireland, England and Italy … captain of club team Yorktown Spirit for seven years … team was four-time Eastern New York State Cup champs and a six-time state fi nalist.

Personal: The son of Jim and Sheila Reiman … born March 14, 1986 … has one brother, Scott (22) … also participated in Student Senate in high school … chose Maryland because it is “a beautiful school, a great educa-tion and excellent soccer” … was also recruited by Boston College, Wake Forest, Connecticut, Michigan, Duke and Richmond … undecided major.

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Before Maryland: Deco-rated player out of Shaw-nee High … helped team to a 99-5-3 record dur-ing his four-year career, including the 2003 state title … scored 24 goals and added 27 assists in his senior campaign … New Jersey Gatorade and NSCAA Player of the Year … Parade and NSCAA/adidas All-Ameri-can … EA Student Sports All-American … invited to play in the McDonald’s All-American game … was a USYSA Inter-Re-gional All-American … fi nished prep career with 46 goals and 56 assists … Region I ODP team from 1999-2004 … U-16 national pool player … captain of the U-15 na-tional team … also played for the nationally prominent FC Delco club team.

Personal: The son of Douglas and Jayne King … born March 6, 1986 … has two brothers, Brian (23) and Sean (17) … lists uncle, Jeffrey Hoal, as a person he admires because for “his service in Bosnia and protecting the peace for our country” … was also recruited by Wake Forest, Duke, Bos-ton College, Harvard, St. John’s and Rutgers … majoring in business.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear GP G A Pts GWG Shots2002* 19 4 12 20 1 552003* 17 2 6 10 1 412004* 19 1 4 6 0 37Totals 55 7 22 36 2 133*at Evansville

KWAME DARKOM/F • FR. • 5-8 • 150CHEVY CHASE, MD.BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE HS

Cirovski on Darko: “He’s an exceptional ath-lete who has physically and mentally grown a lot in the past six months. He has great versatil-ity and in time will be a terrifi c player.”

Before Maryland: A fi rst team Washington Post All-Met selection as a senior after help-

ing Bethesda-Chevy Chase to the Maryland 3A West Region title … was named the team’s MVP after helping the Barons to nine shutouts on the year as a center back … earned all-county and all-south honors … four-year starter … helped the squad to the Maryland state title as a fresh-man … scored 19 goals and 18 assists playing primarily on defense … became the fi rst player to win three USYSA national championships in consecutive age groups, winning once with the Potomac Cougars and twice with the Casa Mia’s Bays … member of the Region 1 ODP team in 2002 … played with the Maryland ODP team from 1998-2003.

Personal: The son of Barbara Flack-Darko and Nana Darko … born Au-gust 29, 1987 … youngest of eight children … lists Michael Jordan as his favorite athlete and his mother as the person he most admires … chose Maryland over Wake Forest, Georgetown and St. John’s … undecided major.

A.J. DELAGARZAD • FR. • 5-7 • 160BRYANS ROAD, MD.LACKEY HS

Cirovski on Delagarza: “Like Kenney Bertz, he likes to shut people down and defend. Though he is slight, he is a fi erce competitor with tre-mendous agility and quickness. He will learn this year from the experience on the back line and will have a great impact on our program.”

Before Maryland: A two-time NSCAA All-America honoree at Lackey High … scored nine goals and added 12 assists while playing both for-ward and defense as a senior … fi rst team All-Met and named county and conference MVP in his fi nal season with the Chargers … two-time

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MATT BECKMAND • FR. • 5-9 • 150DUNDALK, MD.MCDONOGH SCHOOL

Cirovski on Beckman: “Matt has the potential to be a special player. He is a great striker and server of the ball. He is a gamer, and a tremen-dous attacking player out of the back who could also play as a striker because he has a goal scorer’s mentality.”

Before Maryland: The Baltimore Sun Player of the Year in 2004 at Mc-Donogh School after scoring 26 goals and 15 assists … also earned NSCAA and EA Sports All-America honors as well as state player of the year recognition … a four-time all-conference selection … two-time All-Met and all-state honoree … scored 76 goals and 51 assists in his career … played club with Casa Mia’s Bays, the 2003 and 2004 national cham-pion … also helped that team to four Region I titles and three state titles.

Personal: The son of Harry Beckman and Cathy Quigley … born August 8, 1987 … lists his brother Scott as the person he admires most … chose Maryland over Wake Forest and Virginia … undecided major.

MARC BURCHF • SR. • 6-2 • 190CINCINNATI, OHIOTURPIN HS/EVANSVILLE

Cirovski on Burch: “Marc progressed a lot last spring both mentally and physically. He’s worked hard this summer and is gaining confi dence. He has the capability to be a crucial player for our team. He has a great left foot.”

Before Maryland: Comes to Maryland after spending three seasons with the University of Evansville … a member of the U-18 national team and played with the U-20s in the summer of 2003 … with the Purple Aces, he scored seven goals and 22 assists … led the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) in assists as a freshman with 12 … he was a three-time All-MVC pick and a fi rst team NSCAA All-Midwest selection as a sophomore … at Turpin High in Ohio, he was the Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior … scored 79 goals and 81 assists during his career … helped his team to two state titles … led club team, Team Dayton, to the U-17 national title in 2001.

Personal: The son of Joe and Patricia Burch … born May 7, 1984 … is the youngest of eight children, with brothers Joe (31) and Matt (29), and sisters Terri (39), Kim (36), Kelly (34), Trisha (26) and Tracye (24) … both

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all-state selection … four-time all-county and all-conference selection … played club with Casa Mia’s Bays team that captured a pair of USYSA national titles.

Personal: The son of Jane and Adolph Delagarza … born November 4, 1987 … full name is Adolph Joseph, but goes by A.J. … one of two children, with sister Tabatha (18) … lists winning the club national title in 2003 as his biggest athletic thrill … undecided major.

MICHAEL MARCHIANOM • FR. • 5-11 • 170BEL AIR, MD.MCDONOGH SCHOOL

Cirovski on Marchiano: “Mike is the quint-essential competitor. He’s like a coach on the fi eld. He reminds me a lot of Keith Beach. He has both the knowledge and the conviction to lead players either by example or communica-

tion. He is in the mold of an Ian Rodway in terms of his toughness and ball winning ability.”

Before Maryland: An NSCAA All-American and fi rst team All-Met selec-tion by the Baltimore Sun while playing for head coach Steve Nichols at McDonogh School … set a school record with 17 assists during his senior season … also scored fi ve goals while serving as team captain and lead-ing his team to a 20-2-2 record and the league title … earned all-state and all-south recognition … missed his junior season with a foot injury … earned all-city, all-state and All-Met honors as a sophomore … fi nished his prep career with 20 goals and 50 assists … played club for Casa Mia’s Bays ... won two USYSA national titles in 2003 and 2004.

Personal: The son of Sam and Melanie Marchiano … born September 26, 1987 … one of two children, with sister Meghan (19) … lists Roy Keane as favorite athlete … enjoys all sports and video games … chose Maryland to represent the state’s school … selected the Terps over Vir-ginia and Wake Forest … undecided major.

DOUG RODKEYM/F • FR. • 5-7 • 140JACKSON, N.J.JACKSON HS

Cirovski on Rodkey: “He’s like Kevin Reiman, he’s skillful and explosive who is a tough com-petitor. He has the ability to change the game in an instant.”

Before Maryland: Four-year starter at Jack-son High for coach Fred Napoli … three-time

all-state honoree … team captain and MVP as a senior … played in Shore Conference and Soccer Coaches Association of New Jersey all-star games … played club with Match Fit Academy, helping the Raiders to the Region I Premier League U-17 fi nals in 2004 … earned all-tourna-ment honors after leading his team to the North American Championship

semifi nals in 2003 … 2003 adidas/ESP camp nominee … member of the U-16 national team … played with Region I ’87 ODP team since 2001.

Personal: The son of Scott and Jennifer Rodkey … born April 1, 1987 … oldest of three children with brother Ben (16) and sister Katie (12) … enjoys boating and water skiing in his free time … member of the high school honor roll … chose the Terps over St. John’s, Stanford and Georgetown … undecided major.

ROBBIE ROGERSM/F • FR. • 5-10 • 165HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF.MATER DEI HS

Cirovski on Rogers: “I felt like Robbie was the best attacking high school player in the nation. He’s everything: skillful, powerful, smart and has a tremendous humble attitude about him that makes him very special.”

Before Maryland: A two-time Parade All-Ameri-ca out of Mater Dei High in California … a member of the U-16 and U-17 and U-18 teams … also a member of the U-20 team pool … spent a season with the U-17 residency program.

Personal: The son of Theresa and Robert Rogers … born May 12, 1987 … has one brother Timmy (16), and sisters Alicia (23), Nicole (21) and Katie (14) … enjoys music, surfi ng and ping pong in his free time … lists Zlatan Ibrohimovich as his favorite athlete … chose Maryland over UCLA, Virginia, Boston College and Seton Hall … undecided major.

CHRIS SEITZGK • FR. • 6-4 • 205SAN LOUIS OBISPO, CALIF.THOUSAND OAKS HS

Cirovski on Seitz: “Chris is the most talented goalkeeper I have ever recruited. He has a great presence on the fi eld and is a terrifi c young man. He has great quickness and agility for a big man and has the ability to win games for us.”

Before Maryland: Two-time Parade All-American and a member of the U-18 national team … Gatorade Player of the Year in California in 2004 … was also an all-league and all-county honoree … Los Angeles Times fi rst team goalkeeper … an ODP team member since 2001, led the Region IV team to the national ODP championship in 2003 … played club with SoCal United … helped guide team to the 2003 national championship … earned “Golden Glove” honors as the top keeper in the tournament.

Personal: The son of Michael and Sharon Seitz … born March 12, 1987 … one of two children, with sister Caitlin (21) … lists starting for the US National team against Holland in Mexico as biggest athletic thrill … chose Maryland over UCLA, Notre Dame, Michigan and Santa Clara … major-ing in letters and sciences.

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KEVIN TANGNEYM • FR. • 6-2 • 165NEWTON, PA.COUNCIL ROCK NORTH HS

Cirovski on Tangney: “Kevin is one tough competitor. He’s very good in the air and is a very intelligent soccer player who keeps the game simple. He has a feel for knowing what needs to be done at all times. He will compete to play in the midfi eld or in the back immedi-ately.”

Before Maryland: Two-time team captain for coach Chris McWilliams at Council Rock North … also a two-time all-league honoree … NSCAA/adi-das youth All-American, team MVP and All-Southeastern Pennsylvania as a senior after leading his team to an 18-2 record … led the team with 14 assists to go with nine goals … helped the team to league titles in 2002 and 2003 … played club for FC Delco Black IV … a 2004 adidas/ESP player … member of the Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association (EPYSA) state team since 1999 … was team captain in 2003 and led the 2004 team to the regional title … member of the Region I ODP team since 1999.

Personal: The son of Patrick and Joanne Tangney … born March 18, 1987 … one of two children, with brother Padraig (19) … president of community youth group (SHARE) … chose Maryland to get a good edu-cation and compete at college soccer’s highest level … majoring in busi-ness.

MICHAEL VALLIED • FR. • 6-2 • 175ROCKVILLE, MD.GOOD COUNSEL HS

Cirovski on Vallie: “A very good athlete who will benefi t from the experience that we have on the back line this year. He gives us good depth as a center back this season.

Before Maryland: Two-year starter at Good Counsel High for coach Tarik Makour … team

captain and fi rst team Washington Post All-Met as a senior … also a second team All-America honoree by Rivals.com … two-time All-WCAC honoree as a center back … transferred to Good Counsel after two years at Rockville High … spent time and traveled with the U-18 team … adidas ESP player and team captain … played club with the Potomac Cougars, who twice captured the Maryland state championship … also a four-year captain of the Maryland ODP team.

Personal: Son of Jim and Donna Vallie … born August 29, 1987 … one of two children, with sister Brittany (19) … lists defender Paulo Maldini as his favorite athlete … chose Maryland for its prestige locally and nationally … majoring in business.

GRAHAM ZUSIF/M • FR. • 5-10 • 165LONGWOOD, FLA.LAKE BRANTLEY HS

Cirovski on Zusi: “A great striker of the ball. He’s a slithering type of forward that has the ability to not only score the winning goal but also set up that goal because he has good vision and a good passer.”

Before Maryland: Two-time team captain for coach Danny Kirby at Lake Brantley … netted 18 goals and 20 assists while helping his team to the district title … Orlando Sentinel Central Florida and Seminole County Player of the Year after scoring 25 goals and 15 assists as a junior, help-ing Lake Brantley to the state semifi nals … two-time all-county and team MVP … poured in 34 goals and added 27 assists as a sophomore … tallied 98 goals and 77 assists during his high school career … member of the Region III ODP team and was the team’s leading scorer at the tournament of champions … member of the adidas inter-regional ODP all-star team … also excelled at lacrosse.

Personal: Son of David and Shirley Zusi … born August 8, 1986 … one of four children, with brother Michael (22) and sisters Meagan (16) and Moriah (11) … Michael plays soccer at Liberty College … member of Na-tional Honor Society … chose the Terps over Wake Forest, North Carolina and South Florida … undecided major.

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