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#0 Nick FrascaSenior • Goalkeeper

St. Charles, Mo.

#1 Scott MeyerSophomore • Goalkeeper

Ballwin, Mo.

#2 Tim LindsayJunior • Back

Florissant, Mo.

#3 Randy RoyJunior • BackSt. Louis, Mo.

#4 Chris HoppingSophomore • Midfi elder

St. Charles, Mo.

#5 Tim WeirJunior • Midfi elder

Florissant, Mo.

#6 Myles HenslerJunior • BackMaryville, Ill.

#7 Brian GroarkFreshman • Midfi elder

Florissant, Mo.

#8 Jack TwellmanFreshman • Midfi elder

St. Louis, Mo.

#9 Kevin BielickiJunior • Forward

St. Louis, Mo.

#10 Dustin AttarianSenior • Forward

St. Louis, Mo.

#11 Zach BauerSenior • Back

St. Charles, Mo.

#12 Ryan WilhelmSophomore • Back

St. Louis, Mo.

#13 Kyle O’BrienFreshman • Midfi elderGarden Grove, Calif.

#14 Matt HarrisSenior • ForwardSt. Charles, Mo.

#15 Nick BigognoSenior • Midfi elder

St. Louis, Mo.

#16 Bob RidderSenior • Midfi elder

Quincy, Ill.

#19 Chris AnzaloneSophomore • Forward

St. Peters, Mo.

#21 Nash MaduekweFreshman • Midfi elder

St. Louis, Mo.

#22 Benny JefferySophomore • Midfi elder

Florissant, Mo.

#23 Mike JonesJunior • Back

St. Peters, Mo.

#30 Nick CollicoFreshman • Goalkeeper

Florissant, Mo.

Kevin KalishHead CoachFirst Season

Kip ThompsonAssistant Coach

First Season

2008 SIUE Men’s Soccer

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville 2008 Cougar Men’s Soccer

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About SIUETable of Contents

General Information 1 Quick Facts 1 Contact Information 1 The SIUE Athletics Logo 2 Athletics Philosophy 2 Athletics Values 3 Korte Stadium/Bob Guelker FieldSIU Edwardsville 4 Overview of SIUE 4 List of Majors at SIUE 5 University Map 6 Housing Options 7 Contact SIUE 8 Chancellor Vaughn Vandegrift 9 Athletics Director Brad HewittCoaching Staff 10 Head Coach Kevin Kalish11 Assistant Coaches2008 Season Preview 12-13 Season Preview14 2008 Team Photo14 2008 Roster15 2008 Roster Breakdown16-23 Student-Athlete Biographies24-25 2008 Opponents2007 Season Review 26 2007 Season Recap27 2007 Results28 2007 Individual Statistics29 2007 Team StatisticsHistory 30-31 All-Time Letter winners32 All-Americans33 Cougars in the Pros34 NCAA Tournament Results35 1972, 1979 National Champions36-37 Hall of Fame38 Career Scoring39 Coaching Records39 Team Records (Season) 39 Single-Game Individual Records39 Single-Game Team Records40-41 Leaders by Season42-46 Year-by-Year Results47 Series Records48 Jack Blake AwardIFC/IBC SIUE Men’s SoccerBC 2008 Schedule

Location Edwardsville, IllinoisFounded 1957Enrollment 13,398Nickname CougarsSchool colors Red and WhiteFacility Ralph Korte StadiumCapacity 4,000Affi liation NCAA Division I (Reclassifying)Conference IndependentChancellor Dr. Vaughn VandegriftAthletics Director Dr. Brad HewittFaculty Representative Dr. John Meisel

SIU Edwardsville Minutes from downtown St. Louis 25Acres 2,660Student/Faculty ratio 16 to 1Average class size 25Percent of full-time instructional faculty with a terminal degree 82Accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association

SIU Edwardsville Students Students who reside on campus 3,500Average freshman ACT score 22.7Financial aid $92 million (AY06)Total Alumni 77,170

Program History First year of men’s soccer 1967Overall all-time record 467-222-52No. yrs. in NCAA Tourn./last 21/2007NCAA Tournament Record 32-19Last Postseason opponent Northern Kentucky

Team Information Overall Record last year 15-4-3Final ranking last year (poll) 8th (NSCAA)Starters returning/lost 6/5Letter winners returning/lost 12/7

SIU Edwardsville Staff Head Coach Kevin KalishAlma Mater, Yr. Saint Louis ‘99Record at school, Yrs. 0-0 (First Season)Career Record, Yr. 0-0 (First Season)Best time of day to reach coach 10 a.m.Assistant Coaches Kip Thompson, Brian Jones, Andy McDermid, Matt MuellerHead Athletic Trainer Gerry Schlemer

Quick FactsContact Information618 Area Code

Head Coach Kevin Kalish 650-2868 E-mail [email protected] Coach Kip Thompson 650-2868Men’s Soccer Offi ce 650-2868Athletic Trainer James Mays 650-2160Tickets 650-2871University Housing 650-3931Academic Advising 650-3722Financial Aid 650-3880Web Site www.siue.edu/ATHLETIC/

Media Information618 area code

Sports Information Director (SID) Eric HessSID offi ce phone 650-3608Home phone 656-0510SID Graduate Assistant Bruce RobidouSID Graduate Assistant phone 650-3155SID FAX 650-2296SID’s E-mail [email protected] Box Phone 650-3383SID Mailing Address Campus Box 1129 Edwardsville, IL 62026

The Cougar Logo

The Cougar logo was introduced in October 2007 as SIUE began its transition to NCAA Division I athletics. The logo was designed by 4 Alarm Studios in St. Louis. The logo received a gold award in the 23rd Annual Admissions Advertising Awards competition, the oldest and largest competition of its kind in the country. More than 1,000 colleges, universities and secondary schools submitted entries for the competition.


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Athletics Philosophy and Values

Bob Ridder was named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District in 2007

The Intercollegiate Athletics Program at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville has been developed with the belief that intercollegiate sports, subscribing to the principles of good sportsmanship, rules compliance and integrity are benefi cial activities which contribute to the physical, intellectual and social experiences of the entire University community. Intercollegiate Athletics should complement the instructional, research, and service programs of the University and must function within the framework of the University’s overall goals. In harmony with the stated mission of the University, the goals of Intercollegiate Athletics are to enhance the physical and intellectual abilities of those participating in the program and to provide for the physical and social welfare of our student-athletes, as well as to provide spectator benefi ts for the University community and the community-at-large. The recognition that the goals of the Athletics Program are integrated into the goals of the general academic program should guide the activities of those responsible for the conduct of Intercollegiate Athletics. SIUE Athletics must enhance, not detract, from the University’s educational program. Intercollegiate Athletics is intended to provide students with opportunities to enhance their education, to represent their University and to participate in athletics while developing skill and understanding. Participation in the Intercollegiate Athletics Program is always secondary to the academic obligation of the student. To this end, it is the responsibility of those administering the program to schedule the length of playing seasons, the frequency of practice sessions and the number of contests so that they shall not unreasonably confl ict with students’ obligations to attend class regularly; to study; to develop their intellectual, moral and social faculties; and to graduate from the University as educated men and women.

Higher EducationNo goal of ours exceeds the mandate to educate and graduate the student-athlete. We are dedicated to being consistent with the educational purpose of the University.

Rules and RegulationsWe are dedicated to enforcing adherence to the rules and regulations of the NCAA by our student-athletes, coaches and administrators.

Pursuit of ExcellenceIntercollegiate Athletics, with its emphasis on excellence at all levels of play, provides opportunities for undergraduate/graduate students to understand the rewards that come from dedication to a larger purpose and develop their personal, physical and intellectual skills.

CitizenshipWe believe that the values of citizenship are realized through sportsmanship and ethical play in athletics. We are committed to teaching our student-athletes essential skills that will provide for a lifetime of contributions to their community, state and nation.

Amateur SportsmanshipParticipation in amateur sports provides the student-athlete with opportunities to experience and develop life skills in the areas of leadership, discipline, teamwork, goal-setting, self-respect and respect for others.

SIUE Athletics Values

SIUE Athletics PhilosophyIntercollegiate Athletics should complement the instructional, research, and service programs of the University and must function within the framework of the University’s overall goals.



Ralph Korte Stadium/Bob Guelker FieldRalph Korte Stadium was fi rst used in 1994 as the site of the track and fi eld events for the U.S. Olympic Festival-’94. It has since been the site of numerous local, regional, state, national and international soccer and as well as track and fi eld events since fi rst opening.

Location• Southwest corner of SIUE’s campus on Stadium Road.• Easily accessible from Southwestern Illinois and Metro St. Louis (less than 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis)• Track used by the public except for special events

Soccer• Bob Guelker Field (named after Hall of Famer who coached at SIUE from 1967 to 1985)• Inside the oval track• European-style atmosphere• Field size of 73 yards by 120 yards

Seating• Permanent capacity of 3,000• Extra seating on east side of the stadium for an additional 1,000

Parking• More than 1,000 spaces• Adjacent parking available for overfl ow of more than 5,000

Lighting• Four banks of lights with 37-42 foot candles• Mounted on 100-foot poles

Practice Fields• SIUE soccer boasts two full-size fi elds for practice behind the stadium

Supporting Facilities and Equipment• Separate locker rooms for men and women• Locker room for visiting teams• Full training room facilities• Full-size press box• Room for VIPs in skybox• Two sets of public restrooms• Full-service concession stand

Project Cost• $5.5 million in 1994• Funded through private and public resources

SIUE’s Korte Stadium recently completed a renovation in the early spring of 2008.

The fi eld was named after Robert (Bob) Guelker, who passed away after the 1985 season. Guelker, who was an Olympic coach, led SIUE to two national titles, including the fi rst Division II title in 1972 and the University’s fi rst NCAA Division I crown in 1979.

Bob Guelker, holding the soccer ball, was the U.S. Olympic Coach in 1972.



The following is an alphabetical list of SIUE Academic Programs. Visit www.siue.edu for more information about specializations at the undergraduate or graduate levels.

Accountancy — B.S.A., M.S.A. Anthropology — B.A., B.S. Art — B.A., B.S., M.F.A. Art and Design — B.F.A. Art Therapy Counseling — M.A. Biological Sciences — B.A., B.S., M.A., M.S. Biotechnology Management — M.S. Business Administration — B.S., M.B.A. Business Economics and Finance — B.S. Chemistry — B.A., B.S., M.S. Civil Engineering — B.S., M.S. Criminal Justice Studies — B.A., B.S. Computer Engineering — B.S. Computer Management and Information Systems — B.S., M.S. Computer Science — B.A., B.S., M.S. Construction Management — B.S. Dentistry — D.M.D. Early Childhood Education — B.S.

Earth & Space Science Education — B.S. Economics — B.A., B.S. Economics and Finance — M.A., M.S. Educational Administration — M.S.Ed., S.D. Electrical Engineering — B.S., M.S. Elementary Education — B.S., M.S.Ed. English — B.A., B.S., M.A. Environmental Sciences — M.S. Environmental Science Management — M.S. Foreign Languages and Literature — B.A., B.S. Geographical Studies — M.S. Professional Development Sequences in GIS Geography — B.A., B.S. Health Education — B.S. History — B.A., B.S., M.A. Industrial Engineering — B.S. Instructional Design and LearningTechnologies — M.S.Ed. Kinesiology — B.S., M.S.Ed. Liberal Studies — B.L.S. Literacy Education — M.S.Ed. Manufacturing Engineering — B.S. Marketing Research — M.M.R. Mass Communications — B.A., B.S., M.S.

Master of Arts in Teaching — M.A.T. Mathematical Studies — B.A., B.S. Mathematics — M.S. Mechanical Engineering — B.S., M.S. Music — B.A., B.M., M.M. Nurse Practitioner — M.S. Nursing — B.S., M.S. Pharmacy — Pharm.D. Philosophy — B.A., B.S. Physics — B.A., B.S., M.S. Political Science — B.A., B.S. Psychology — B.A., B.S., M.A., M.S. Public Administration — M.P.A. School Psychology — S.D. Secondary Education — M.S.Ed. Social Work — B.A., B.S., M.S.W. Sociology — B.A., B.S., M.A. Special Education — B.S., M.S.Ed. Speech Communication — B.A., B.S., M.A. Speech Language Pathology — M.S. Speech-Language Pathologyand Audiology — B.A., B.S. Theater and Dance — B.A., B.S.

List of Majors at SIUE

Overview of SIUE For more than 50 years, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville has prepared students to become leaders in their community and professionals in their fields of study. SIUE students choose from degree programs ranging from career-oriented fields to liberal arts. Graduates are prepared for the challenges of today’s competitive workforce and graduate school. Near several major interstates, the campus is beautifully situated on 2,660 acres of woodland on bluffs near the Mississippi River, yet only 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis. The University’s outstanding programs, faculty, location, and affordability make SIUE your best choice for a successful academic career.

A Great Value SIUE has one of the lowest tuition rates among four-year public universities in Illinois. Last year, SIUE students received more than $92 million in financial aid, and more than 1,500 students are employed on campus. Undergraduate students realize even more savings with the SIUE textbook rental program. High-ability students may qualify for four-year tuition scholarships and academic support through the Meridian Scholarship Program. The Johnetta Haley, Housing, Provost, Foundation, Athletic, and departmental merit scholarships also are available.

Key Web SitesAdmission Counselors/Campus Tours www.siue.edu/prospectivestudentsAlumni Services www.siue.edu/alumniApplication for Admission www.siue.edu/applyCareer Development Center www.siue.edu/careerdevelopmentcenterHousing Office www.siue.edu/housingIntercollegiate Athletics www.siue.edu/ATHLETICStudent Financial Aid www.siue.edu/financialaidFrequently Asked Questions www.siue.edu/contact/faq.shtmlThe Move to Division I www.siue.edu/ATHLETIC/d1/index.htmlTextbook Services www.siue.edu/MUC/textbooks.htmlLovejoy Library www.siue.edu/lovejoylibrary



1. Rendleman Hall (RH) 2. Founders Hall (FH) 3. Alumni Hall (AH) 4. Peck Hall (PH) 5. Lovejoy Library (LB) 6. Dunham Hall (DH) 7. Science Building (SL) 8. Morris University Center (MUC) 9. Art and Design Building (AD)10. Religious Center (RC)11. Metcalf Student Experimental Theater (ST)12. Student Fitness Center (SC)13. Vadalabene Center (VC)14. Early Childhood Center (ECC)15. Cougar Village Commons (CC)16. Supporting Services (SS)/University Police (UPOL)17. Woodland Residence Hall (WR)18. Prairie Residence Hall (PR)19. Engineering Building (EB)20. B. Barnard Birger Hall (BH)21. Bluff Residence Hall (BR)22. Museum Operations (MO)23. 200 University Park (U2)24. 100 North Research Dr.25. 95 North Research Dr.26. University Park Administration (U1)27. School of Pharmacy Lab (PL)28. National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center (NC)29. Ralph Korte Stadium (KS)30. Environmental Resources Training Center (ERTC)31. Technology and Management Center (TC)32. Stratton Quadrangle (SQ)33. Evergreen Residence Hall (ER)34. 47 North Research Dr. 35. 110 North Research Dr. 36. Biotechnology Laboratory Incubator (BL)37. SIU School of Dental Medicine Implant Clinic (IC)38. Library Storage Facility (LS)39. Swimming Pool (SW)40. Heating & Refrigeration Plant (HR)41. Outdoor Recreational Sports Complex (OR)42. University Housing/Fraternity (FR)43. Counseling Center (CS)44. SIUE Credit Union (CU)45. Shaw Sky Lab (SH)

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Near several major interstates, the campus is beautifully situated on 2,660 acres of woodland on bluffs near the Mississippi River, yet only 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis. The University’s outstanding programs, faculty, location, and affordability make SIUE your best choice for a successful academic career.

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Housing at SIUE All residence halls at SIUE are set up in suite-style living, with four persons per suite, two persons per room and four persons sharing a bathroom. Each carpeted living unit is furnished with two beds (with extra long mattresses), two desks and two dressers. Beds are bunkable and raise up high enough for additional storage space. Each room contains two active data jacks with access to the campus network and one active telephone jack, with the option to purchase a second line. All rooms are equipped with basic expanded cable, temperature controls for comfort, smoke alarms and sprinklers. Each wing in the residence hall features 24-hour study and social lounges. Social lounges contain a microwave, sink and television and are great areas to meet community members and relax. Moreover, each hall has a 24-hour laundry facility, 24-hour computer lab and Learning Resource Center. Evergreen Hall is SIUE’s newest residential facility, having opened in August 2007. Home to upperclass residents, it features apartment- and suite-style living in a residence hall environment. Students choose between various fl oor plans, most of which include private bedrooms. This facility houses a multifunction room, meeting rooms and a fi tness center. Evergreen Hall is located across from the Art & Design Building at the corner of Circle Drive and Whiteside Road. It is home to the Second Year Experience Program, where second-year residents can continue to develop their leadership and academic study skills.

Bluff Hall opened August 2001. This building is located directly across from the Engineering and Art & Design buildings and houses traditionally-aged freshmen. The activity wing boasts a multifunction room, Learning Resource Center, a classroom and a 24-hour computer lab. If you need a snack, you can always purchase grab-and-go items from the Bluff Hall Cafe. Bluff Hall is home to Focused Interest Communities.

Prairie Hall opened to freshmen students in August 1998. This hall houses traditionally-aged freshmen. Residents living in Prairie are encouraged to participate in the Freshmen Horizons Program--a program designed to help students be successful in their academic career, adjust to their new social environment, get involved on campus and become involved in a dynamic and caring community. Prairie Hall has a multifunction room, Learning Resource Center, a classroom and 24-hour computer lab.

Woodland Hall was opened in 1994 and houses all levels of undergraduate students. Woodland Hall is home to the Residence Housing Association, which provides funding for programs to the Hall Councils and residents in University Housing. This group also acts as an advisory board to the Director of University Housing. The Woodland Hall activity wing accommodates student activities in the multifunction, conference and meeting rooms. If you need a quick breakfast or dinner item, pick something up from the Woodland Cart, open limited hours Mon.– Fri.

Dining Services serves the entire campus community, including the residence hall students, faculty and staff. The facilities include the Center Court Food Court, The Den sports-themed dining area, table service dining at the University Restaurant and the Commons Grill, a satellite dining area in the Cougar Village Commons Building.

Cougar Village has 496 student apartments in 62 buildings. It is home to single students, graduate students and family residents. Traditional freshman are not allowed to reside in Cougar Village unless they are contracted family residents. As of Fall 2000, all apartments were fully renovated, which brought technological updates and a more comfortable atmosphere to the apartments. Cougar Village is just a short walk or shuttle ride from classrooms and main campus buildings. Applicants may choose a shared bedroom (two people in a bedroom designed for two) or a private bedroom (one person in a bedroom designed for one). Private bedrooms are in very limited supply.

Services and Facilities at Cougar Village• Convenient campus access via Cougar Shuttle. (Free bus service on campus)• Commons Building with laundry, computer lab, television lounge, meeting and activity areas, and the Commons Grill Laundries available on the 400 side• Community programs• Public transportation to nearby communities and St. Louis via Metro Link• Locked mailboxes• Recreation area, including basketball, tennis and sand volleyball courts• Regular police patrols• Smoke-free• Expanded basic cable• Active telephone jacks in each room• Wireless access to the SIUE network (active data jacks also available)• Air conditioning

Off-Campus HousingFor those students interested in fi nding off-campus living accommodations, below are two Web sites which SIUE has created to make the search a little bit easier. They include accommodations in Edwardsville, Glen Carbon and surrounding areas. Though these lists are comprehensive, they may not include absolutely every rental property in the area.

http://www.siue.edu/housing/pdf/off_campus_listing_08.pdfhttp://siue.och101.com

For more information on all housing options for SIUE students, please visit http://www.siue.edu/housing. Or contact the Central Housing Offi ce by mail, phone, fax, or email for answers to any of your housing questions.

Central Housing Offi ceCampus Box 1056 Rendleman Hall Edwardsville, Ill. 62026-1056 phone - (618) 650-3931 fax - (618) 650-3864 email - [email protected]



Administration Name E-mail Phone (618 area code)Main Offi ce 650-2871

Tickets 650-2871

Director of Athletics Dr. Brad Hewitt [email protected] 650-2871

Associate Director of Athletics Sandy Montgomery [email protected] 650-2870

Assistant Director of Athletics Bryan Belt [email protected] 650-2873

Assistant Director of Athletics for

Compliance and Academic Services Jaci DeClue [email protected] 650-3722

Assistant to the Director for

Compliance and Academic Services Dave Crouthers [email protected] 650-3925

Senior Woman Administrator Jaci DeClue [email protected] 650-3722

Head Athletic Trainer Gerald Schlemer [email protected] 650-2883

Assistant Athletic Trainer Tyann Lange [email protected] 650-2160

Assistant Athletic Trainer James Mays [email protected] 650-2160

Assistant Athletic Trainer Patrick Bierman [email protected] 650-2160

Secretary Lori Klosterman [email protected] 650-2871

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and Operations Coordinator Samantha Easterley [email protected] 650-3273

Strength, Conditioning and Training Coach Eileen McAllister [email protected] 650-2871

Sports Information Director Eric Hess [email protected] 650-3608

Athletics FAX 650-3369

Sports Information FAX 650-2296

Head Coaching Staff Name E-mail Phone (618 area code)Baseball Gary Collins [email protected] 650-2872

(M) Basketball Lennox Forrester [email protected] 650-2866

(W) Basketball Amanda Levens [email protected] 650-2880

(M/W) Cross Country David Astrauskas [email protected] 650-2877

(M) Golf Kyle Viehl [email protected] 650-2871

(W) Golf Jennifer Jakel [email protected] 650-2871

(M) Soccer Kevin Kalish [email protected] 650-3738

(W) Soccer Derek Burton [email protected] 650-2868

Softball Sandy Montgomery [email protected] 650-2870

(M/W) Tennis Kyler Updyke [email protected] 650-3275

(M/W) Track and Field David Astrauskas [email protected] 650-2877

Volleyball Todd Gober [email protected] 650-5923

Wrestling David Ray [email protected] 650-2949

Contact SIUE Athletics



Chancellor Vaughn Vandegrift Dr. Vaughn Vandegrift was appointed the seventh chancellor of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville on July 1, 2004. Emphasizing teaching, research and public service programs, SIUE is a fully-accredited public institution—beautifully situated in Edwardsville on 2,660 acres just 25 miles from St. Louis—awarding degrees in 44 baccalaureate and 64 master’s programs encompassing the arts and sciences, nursing, education, business, and engineering. The Schools of Pharmacy and Dental Medicine award fi rst professional degrees, the D.M.D. and the Pharm.D. For the fourth consecutive year, SIUE has been heralded by U.S. News and World Report for its Senior Assignment Program, an integrative learning experience required of all seniors prior to graduation. U.S. News lists SIUE among the top 10 public universities in the Midwest-Master’s category for the second consecutive year. The main campus includes University Park, a research park established to enhance economic development. The Edwardsville campus also is supplemented by campuses in East St. Louis and Alton. Since the time of his appointment, Vandegrift has been instrumental in guiding the University toward fulfi llment of its vision to be recognized nationally, as a premier Metropolitan University, for the excellence of its programs and development of professional and community leaders. He developed a plan for achievement of the vision by the year 2015 that combines the values and goals of the University with knowledge gained from his 33-year career in higher education. Vandegrift is a New Jersey native who came to SIUE from Georgia Southern University, a comprehensive, residential university of 16,000 students, where he served as Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Chief Information Offi cer and Professor of Chemistry. His areas of responsibility included six academic colleges, graduate studies, international studies, information technology services, the library, continuing education and public service, a museum, a wildlife education center and a botanical garden. He also served as Dean of the College of Science and Mathematics at Montclair State University in New Jersey, the second largest university in the state of New Jersey. He served as Chairman of the Department of Chemistry at Murray State University in Kentucky, and held earlier faculty positions at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and Illinois State University. Vandegrift has been the author or co-author of grants resulting in more than $3 million in funding from various sources during his career, including support from the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the National Science Foundation, the Fats and Proteins Research Foundation and the AT&T Corporation. He has also been active in working with foundations and donors who have made major gifts in support of the institutions where he has worked. Dr. Vandegrift is author of more than 40 professional publications and presentations including works published in Biochemistry, Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, and Methods in Enzymology.Vandegrift is a member of the American Chemical Society and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Vandegrift currently serves on the Boards of Directors of Leadership Council Southwestern Illinois; University Park, SIUE; Focus St. Louis; St. Louis Regional Commerce and Growth Association; United Way of Greater St. Louis; the Southwestern Illinois Higher Education Consortium (SIHEC); the Southern Illinois Collegiate Common Market (SICCM) and the Executive Council of The Alliance of Edwardsville-Glen Carbon. He has been elected into the honor societies of Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Beta Gamma Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi. He has provided service on boards in support of science education and has been listed in Who’s Who in the East, American Men and Women of Science and Who’s Who in Frontier Science and Technology. He received his Ph.D. from Ohio University in biochemistry, studying the effects of nuclear histone proteins on the conformation of DNA. His bachelor’s and master’s in chemistry were obtained at Montclair State University. Vandegrift and his wife, Sue, are the parents of three adult children. Beth is an attorney, while David and Mark are both employed in private business. Vaughn and Sue are the proud grandparents of two granddaughters, Vaughn and Camilla.

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville is a public comprehensive university dedicated to the communication, expansion and integration of knowledge through excellent undergraduate education as its fi rst priority and complementary excellent graduate and professional academic programs; through the scholarly, creative and research activity of its faculty, staff and students; and through public service and cultural and arts programming in its region.

Recognizing public education as the cornerstone of a democracy, SIUE carries out its mission based on certain fundamental, shared values. We value: Citizenship • Social, civic and political responsibility, globally, nationally, locally, and within the University • Active partnerships and a climate of collaboration and cooperation among faculty, staff, students and the larger community • Environmental stewardship Excellence • High-quality student learning • Continuous improvement and innovation • Outstanding scholarship and public service • Standards consonant with the premier status to which we aspire

Integrity • Accountability to those we serve and from whom we receive support • Honesty in our communications and in our actions Openness • Inclusion of the rich diversity of humankind in all aspects of university life • Respect for individual differences • Intellectual freedom and diversity of thought • Access for all who can benefi t from our programs Wisdom • Creation, preservation, and sharing of knowledge • Application of knowledge in a manner that promotes the common good • Life-long learning

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, as a premier Metropolitan University, will be recognized nationally for the excellence of its programs and development of professional and community leaders.

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University Vision



Dr. Bradley L. Hewitt has served as the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at SIUE since August 2002. Dr. Hewitt served 13 years in numerous positions at SIUE before stepping in as the seventh director of athletics in the school’s history. Hewitt’s charge was to regain SIUE’s storied national success of the 1970s and 1980s (16 national championships) and expand that success across a broad-based athletic program. During his fi ve-year career, 37 Cougar teams have competed in their respective NCAA individual or team championships. Since taking over the program, Hewitt has helped elevate SIUE’s previous best 131st place fi nish in the U.S. Sports Academy Directors’ Cup to a 78th place fi nish in 2004, a 37th place fi nish in 2005, a 4th place fi nish in 2006, and an 11th place fi nish in 2007. For the 2006-07 seasons, the Cougars won both the prestigious Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) All-Sports Trophy and the Commissioner’s Cup. The Cougars won the All-Sports Trophy with 141.5 points, the highest total points recorded in a single season since the award was conceived more than 25 years ago. The Commissioner’s Cup is awarded to the program that produces the overall best fi nish in the league’s seven “core” sports. SIUE posted top fi ve fi nishes in six of the seven sports that count in the Commissioner’s Cup standings, including conference titles in men’s soccer and softball. Also considered are volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, and baseball. The pinnacle of achievement this year was a 2007 national championship in softball—SIUE’s fi rst national championship since May 1989. In 1994, Hewitt, in his role as assistant athletic director, served as the University’s Venue Manager for the United States Olympic Festival-’94 track and fi eld and wrestling events. Since 1994, Hewitt has held several positions at SIUE, including Acting Chief Executive Offi cer of the SIUE Foundation and Acting Vice Chancellor of University Relations (1998-2000), adjunct graduate professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education (1996-2003), and Assistant Vice Chancellor for University Relations (1994-1998 and 2000-present). From 1995-1998 and 2000-2002, Hewitt was the internal and external liaison for the Vice Chancellor of University Relations, overseeing the operating units of Alumni Services; SIUE Foundation; Public Affairs; Photographic Services; and University Graphics, Publications, and Printing. Hewitt has a diverse background in intercollegiate athletics. Before coming to SIUE, he was the director of sports marketing and associate head football coach at Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa; the recruiting coordinator and assistant football coach at Southern Illinois University Carbondale; and recruiting coordinator, track event manager, and assistant football coach at his alma mater The University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg. Hewitt earned a bachelor’s in mathematics in 1981 from Central Missouri as well as a master’s in athletic administration in 1982. Hewitt completed his doctorate in education at SIUC in 1994. Hewitt has been a highly-active member of the area community serving as a member of the board of directors for the St. Louis Sports Commission since 1999, a member of the board of directors for the Edwardsville-Glen Carbon Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Board of Governors for the Prairie State Games and as a member of the State Games of America Board of Directors. He is presently serving in his second term as a member of the Edwardsville District 7 School Board. In 2006, Hewitt completed the executive management program at the Sports Management Institute, which provides specialized executive management programs for sports management professionals. The Sports Management Institute was developed in 1989 as a joint venture of the athletic departments and business administration schools of the University of Southern California, the University of Notre Dame and the University of North Carolina. Signifi cant fundraising success (especially in facility development) has been a capstone of Hewitt’s professional career. Since 2000 Hewitt was instrumental in securing several multi-million dollar facility gifts and pledges ($10 million plus in total) for the University. These facilities gifts helped build the 12,000 sq. ft. Birger Hall (SIUE’s Foundation and Alumni Building), the 1,500 seat SimmonsCooper Baseball Complex, and the 5,000 sq. ft. SIUE softball stadium/clubhouse. He was a signifi cant member of the SIUE Foundation team that saw exponential growth in the Foundation’s annual giving campaign and endowment from 1995-2002. Since rejoining Cougar Athletics in 2002, he has focused on increasing the athletic endowment, doubling the number of endowed scholarships. Hewitt and his wife Kay, a professional educator, reside in Edwardsville. Their daughter Loren is a 2007 graduate of SIUE and tennis alumnae, and their son Matthew is a junior at the University of Illinois majoring in mechanical engineering.

Director of Athletics Brad Hewitt



Head Coach Kevin Kalish Kevin Kalish begins his fi rst year as a head coach for the SIUE men’s soccer team. Kalish was promoted to the head coaching position following the retirement of the revered head coach Ed Huneke. Huneke fi nished his career as the winningest coach in SIUE history compiling 251 victories in 22 years at the helm for the Cougars. After eight years of assistant coaching experience under Huneke, Kalish will take over a program that has produced 21 NCAA Tournament appearances, eight Final Four years (’72, ’75, ’77, ’79, ’82, ’01, ’04, ’05), two national runners-up (1975, 2004) and two national championships (1972 and 1979). Since Kalish arrived in 2000 he has seen the Cougars into the NCAA tournament on six occasions, including two Final Fours in 2001 and 2005 and a runner-up in 2004. The Cougars soccer team has also posted a winning percentage of .754 with a record of 118-32-19, including a 72-9-9 GLVC record since Kalish became a part of the Cougar coaching staff. In regular season conference play since 2000, Kalish has assisted Huneke to a pair of third place fi nishes, two second place fi nishes and four GLVC season titles. In addition, the Cougars have fi nished runner up in the GLVC tournament on two occasions in 2001 and 2003 and won the tournament twice in 2002 and 2006. Kalish is also largely responsible for the growth and maturity of several Cougar players and has assisted in the development of 12 All-American players for SIUE including four this past season Dustin Attarian, Greg Crook, Zach Bauer and Randy Roy. SIUE Director of Athletics Dr. Brad Hewitt said he is very confi dent in hiring Kalish as the third head coach in Cougar men’s soccer history. “Ed has stood the test of time for a program that started a tradition of excellence at SIUE. His commitment to his student-athletes and the soccer community has been outstanding throughout his career,” he said. “Kevin Kalish will ensure this program will continue on that course. We are very fortunate to have the opportunity to hire Kevin. He is a leader in the soccer community nationally, not just in the St. Louis area.” Kalish brings a wealth of soccer talent and coaching experience to the Cougars.

He is a graduate of Saint Louis University (SLU), where he was a GTE Academic All-American and First Team NSCAA All-American for the soccer team. In 1999, he was named SLU’s Most Outstanding Male Athlete and played in the National College Senior All-Star Bowl. He was Conference USA Player of the Year in his senior season at SLU. He was also a fi rst team All-Midwest and All-Conference selection during his junior and senior seasons at SLU where he led the Billikens to the NCAA Soccer Final Four. He was also twice named All-Big East while at Connecticut. He has been drafted by three professional soccer teams. In 1998, he was drafted by the St. Louis Ambush of the National Professional Soccer League and, in 1999, he was drafted by the Nashville Metros of the United Soccer League and was the third pick of the Kansas City Wizards in the MLS Super Draft. Kalish, who recently was named to SLU’s Athletic Hall of Fame, has been coaching since he left the fi eld at SLU. In 1999, he joined the SLU coaching staff as an assistant and then joined Coach Huneke and the Cougar staff the following year. Kalish earned a bachelor’s from SLU in 1999 and master’s in Kinesiology from SIUE in August 2006. Kalish and his wife, Sarah, have two children, Sam and Liam.

KEVIN KALISHSoccer experience- First team All-Big East at UConn (1995-96)- All-New England (1996)- All-C-USA First Team (1997)- Most Valuable Defender C-USA (1997)- All-C-USA First team (1998)- Most Valuable Defender C-USA (1998)- First-Team All-Midwest Region (1998)- GTE/CoSIDA First-Team Academic All-America (1998)- National Soccer Coaches Association of America First-Team All-American (1998)- Named Saint Louis University’s Most Outstanding Male Athlete (1999)- Played the National College Senior All-Star Bowl- Drafted by the St. Louis Ambush of the National Professional Soccer League (1998)- Selected by Kansas City Wizards with the third pick in the MLS draft (1999)- Drafted by the Nashville Metros of the United Soccer League (1999)Coaching Experience- Second Assistant Coach at St. Louis University (1999)- Assistant Coach at SIUE under Head Coach Ed Huneke (2000)- Assisted SIUE to a 118-32-19 record as an assistant coach. (.754)- First year as Head Coach of SIUEMiscellaneous- Inducted into the Saint Louis University Billiken Athletic Hall of Fame (2007)

“We look forward to adding to the success and tradition of one of the most prestigious programs in collegiate soccer. We will continue to play an attractive style of soccer that players and fans will enjoy for many years to come.”

-- SIUE Men’s SoccerHead Coach Kevin Kalish



SIUE Men’s Soccer Staff

Brian JonesGoalkeepers Coach

Andy McDermidAssistant Coach

Matt MuellerDirector of Soccer Operations

Kip ThompsonAssistant Coach



2008 Season Preview First-year head coach Kevin Kalish has a little different approach to preparing for the 2008 Southern Illinois University Edwardsville men’s soccer program. An assistant coach for the last eight seasons, Kalish enters this season with a talented group of players looking to take on the new challenge set before them as they make the transition to Division I competition. “Our schedule this season will include a number of quality opponents,” Kalish said. “We want to use this season as a foundation for future success.” SIUE’s fi rst challenge against a top NCAA Division I squad is Saturday at 7 p.m. against Bradley, which is ranked 21st in the preseason NSCAA/NCAA Division I poll. The game will be played at the Scott Gallagher Soccer Complex in St. Louis. “Playing Bradley will be a good test for us,” Kalish said. “It allows us to measure ourselves against a nationally-ranked opponent.” Kalish will send senior Nick Frasca (St. Charles, Mo.) to tend goal. Coming off a redshirt season, Frasca recorded three

shutouts during the 2006 season. “Frasca brings a lot of valuable experience to our team this season in goal. He is one of our only players returning with Final Four experience,” Kalish said. Challenging for playing time will be freshman newcomer Nick Collico (Florissant, Mo.). “Collico has been working hard and is looking to set himself apart this season.” Kalish said. In the backfi eld, junior Tim Lindsay (Florissant, Mo.) started four matches last season. “Lindsay is a versatile player who will play a signifi cant role on the backline this year,” Kalish said. The duo of junior Mike Jones (St. Peters, Mo.) and sophomore Ryan Wilhelm (St. Louis) will solidify the center of the backfi eld. “Both players are returnees with the ability to transition well to the Division I level,” Kalish said. Freshman Nash Maduekwe (St. Louis) will look to break into the lineup this season. Junior Myles Hensler (Maryville) also will be returning in the backfi eld. Hensler started 15 games last season and will be asked to continue to join in the attack from his left back position. In the midfi eld, junior Tim Weir (Florissant, Mo.) scored two goals last season. He gives the Cougars options at both midfi eld and in the backfi eld. Kalish also is expecting senior newcomer Nick Bigogno (St. Louis) to play a role in the team’s success after transferring from Columbia College. “Bigogno is going to play a big role in our

success this season because he brings a high level of intensity to our team.” Kalish said. The Cougars also have returning midfi elder Benny Jeffery (Florissant, Mo.), who started all 18 matches in 2007. Chris Hopping (St. Charles, Mo.) enters his sophomore season after playing 14 games last season. Bob Ridder (Quincy) fi gures to make his fi nal season as a Cougar a strong one. The senior scored four goals and six assists last season and was named to the ESPN The Magazine men’s soccer Academic All-District second team. “Bob seems to have a knack for scoring goals, something we hope will continue this season,” said Kalish. SIUE has two freshmen vying for playing time at midfi eld. Both highly-touted prep players, Kalish looks to have Brian Groark (Florissant, Mo.) and Kyle O’Brien (Garden Grove, Calif.) up to speed quickly. The Cougars hold a great deal of experience up front with the return of Matt Ryan Wilhelm

Myles Hensler



2008 Season Preview

First-year head coach Kevin Kalish will put his Southern Illinois University Edwardsville men’s soccer team through a rigorous test for the 2008 season. The Cougars will play 14 games against NCAA Division I competition. SIUE, in year one of reclassifi cation, will face two teams which competed in the 2007 College Cup. “These games will provide our players with the opportunity to measure themselves against some of the best teams in Division I,” said Kalish, who becomes only the third coach to take the reign of the Cougar men’s soccer program. When SIUE opens practice on Thursday, Aug. 14, Kalish will put the Cougars through a preseason to ready them for the fi rst Division I schedule at SIUE since 1995. The Cougars open up the season with an exhibition game at Korte Stadium on Aug. 19 at 7 p.m. against Missouri-St. Louis. “We look forward to the challenge of competing at the Division I level again,” said Kalish. SIUE faces Bradley, a national quarterfi nalist in the College Cup last season, at 7 p.m. at the Scott Gallagher

Tim Weir

Harris (St. Charles, Mo.). Harris scored three goals last season. “We look for Matt to contribute a lot this season.” Kalish said. Coach Kalish is looking for a good duo of sophomore Chris Anzalone (St. Peters, Mo.) who will be coming off a redshirt year and newcomer Jack Twellman (St. Louis). “Twellman is intelligent, crafty and plays with good energy. He plays well with his back to the goal,” Kalish said. Kalish also announced he intends to redshirt fi ve players this season, including goalkeeper Scott Meyer (Ballwin, Mo.), senior forward Dustin Attarian (St. Louis), junior back Randy Roy (St. Louis), junior forward Kevin Bielicki (St. Louis), and senior back Zach Bauer (St. Charles, Mo.). Roy, Attarian, and Bauer all were named All-Americans in Division II last season. The Cougars will be on the road for most of the season. Their three home games, which will be played at Korte Stadium, are McKendree on Oct. 10, Jefferson College on Oct. 15 and an exhibition against the SIUE Alumni on Oct. 17.

2008 Schedule Challenges CougarsSoccer Complex in St. Louis on Aug. 23. The other contest this season against an NCAA Tournament team is Nov. 1 against Oakland. The Cougars open the regular season Aug. 30 and 31 in Des Moines, Iowa. SIUE meets Missouri State at 5:30 p.m. on Aug. 30 and Drake on Aug. 31 at 7:30 p.m. SIUE’s schedule also includes Northern Illinois (Sept. 5), Wright State (Sept. 12), IUPU-Ft. Wayne (Sept. 14), Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Sept. 20), Loyola (Ill.) (Sept. 21), Dayton (Sept. 26), Memphis (Oct. 22), Alabama-Birmingham (Oct. 25), Oakland (Nov. 1), Belmont (Nov. 8), and Central Arkansas (Nov. 15). “Our 2008 schedule is comprised of many NCAA Championship-caliber teams,” noted Kalish. The Cougars also have three home contests. SIUE plays McKendree on Oct. 10, Jefferson College on Oct. 15 and the SIUE alumni on Oct. 17. SIUE has storied history in men’s soccer with 21 NCAA Tournament appearances, including an NCAA Division I national title in 1979 and an NCAA Division II national crown in 1972.

2008 Schedule Challenges Cougars

Date Event Site Time Tue., Aug. 19 Missouri-St. Louis (Exh.) HOME 7 pmSat., Aug. 23 Bradley (Exh.) St. Louis, Mo. 7 pmSat., Aug. 30 Missouri State Des Moines, Iowa 5:30 pmSun., Aug. 31 Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7:30 pmFri., Sept. 5 Northern Illinois DeKalb, Ill. 7 pmFri., Sept. 12 Wright State Dayton, Ohio 7 pm ET Sun., Sept. 14 IUPU Fort Wayne Ft. Wayne, Ind. 3 pm ET Sat., Sept. 20 Wisconsin-Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wis. 7 pm Sun., Sept. 21 Loyola (Ill.) Chicago, Ill. 3 pm Fri., Sept. 26 Dayton Dayton, Ohio 7:30 pm Fri., Oct. 10 McKendree HOME 7 pmWed., Oct. 15 Jefferson HOME 7 pmFri., Oct. 17 SIUE Alumni HOME 6 pm Wed., Oct. 22 Memphis Memphis, Tenn. 7:30 pm Sat., Oct. 25 Alabama-Birmingham Birmingham, Ala. 7 pmSat., Nov. 1 Oakland Detroit, Mich. 7 pm ETSat., Nov. 8 Belmont Nashville, Tenn. 1 pm Sat., Nov. 15 Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 2 pm HOME games at Korte Stadium



# NAME Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Last School 2007 Stats

0 Nick Frasca GK 5-10 165 Sr. St. Charles, Mo./West H.S. Redshirt

1 Scott Meyer GK 5-11 165 So. Ballwin, Mo./DeSmet HS 3 games 3 saves 1.85 GA Avg

2 Tim Lindsay B 5-11 175 Jr. Florissant, Mo./CBC 13 games, 0 goals, 0 assists

3 Randy Roy B 5-10 160 Jr. St. Louis, Mo./CBC 17 games, 2 goals, 0 assists

4 Chris Hopping MF 5-8 150 So. St. Charles, Mo./James Madison 14 games, 0 goals, 0 assists

5 Tim Weir MF/B 5-9 165 Jr. Florissant, Mo./Northwestern 18 games, 2 goals, 2 assists

6 Myles Hensler B 5-8 155 Jr. Maryville, Ill./Drury 15 games, 0 goals, 2 assists

7 Brian Groark MF 5-9 150 Fr. Florissant, Mo./CBC - - -

8 Jack Twellman MF/F 5-11 165 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Saint Louis University HS - - -

9 Kevin Bielicki F 5-11 175 Jr. St. Louis, Mo./CBC 17 games, 8 goals, 1 assist

10 Dustin Attarian F 5-8 165 Sr. St. Louis, Mo./St. Louis C.C. Meramec 17 games, 10 goals, 1 assist

11 Zach Bauer B 5-11 175 Sr. St. Charles, Mo./Boston U. 14 games, 0 goals, 0 assists

12 Ryan Wilhelm B 5-11 150 So. St. Louis Mo./CBC 15 games, 0 goals, 2 assists

13 Kyle O’Brien MF 5-9 145 Fr. Garden Grove, Ca./Marina HS - - -

14 Matt Harris F 5-10 175 Sr. St. Charles, Mo./CBC 18 games, 3 goals, 3 assists

15 Nick Bigogno MF 5-8 165 Sr. St. Louis, Mo/Lindbergh HS - - -

17 Bob Ridder MF 6-1 160 Sr. Quincy, Ill./Notre Dame HS 18 games, 4 goals, 6 assists

19 Chris Anzalone F 5-9 160 So. St. Peters, Mo./Drury Redshirt

21 Nash Maduekwe MF 6-0 170 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Chaminade HS - - -

22 Benny Jeffery MF 5-11 155 So. Florissant, Mo./Hazelwood Central HS 18 games, 1 goal, 2 assists

23 Mike Jones B 6-2 180 Jr. St. Peters, Mo./Ft. Zumwalt South HS 16 games, 3 goals, 1 assist

30 Nick Collico GK 6-1 180 Fr. Florissant, Mo./Chaminade Prep College - - -

Head Coach: Kevin Kalish

Assistant Coach: Kim Thompson, Andy McDermid

Goalkeepers Coach: Brian Jones

Director of Soccer Operations: Matt Mueller

2008 Roster



2008 Roster Breakdown

By Position

By Class

Pronunciation Guide

By State

Alphabetical No. Name Position Year 19 Chris Anzalone F So. 10 Dustin Attarian F Sr. 11 Zach Bauer B Sr. 9 Kevin Bielicki F Jr. 15 Nick Bigogno MF Sr. 30 Nick Collico GK Fr. 0 Nick Frasca GK Sr. 7 Brian Groark MF Fr. 14 Matt Harris F Sr. 6 Myles Hensler B Jr. 4 Chris Hopping MF So. 22 Benny Jeffery MF So. 23 Mike Jones B Jr. 2 Tim Lindsay B Jr. 21 Nash Maduekwe MF Fr. 1 Scott Meyer GK So. 13 Kyle O’Brien MF Fr. 17 Bob Ridder MF Sr. 3 Randy Roy B Jr. 8 Jack Twellman MF/F Fr. 5 Tim Weir MF/B Jr.12 Ryan Wilhelm B So.

No. FORWARDS Position Year 19 Chris Anzalone F So. 21 Dustin Attarian F Sr. 9 Kevin Bielicki F Jr. 14 Matt Harris F Sr. No. MIDFIELDERS Position Year 15 Nick Bigogno MF Sr. 21 Nash Maduekwe MF Fr. 7 Brian Groark MF Fr. 4 Chris Hopping MF So. 22 Benny Jeffery MF So. 13 Kyle O’Brien MF Fr. 17 Bob Ridder MF Sr. 8 Jack Twellman MF/F Fr. 5 Tim Weir MF/B Jr. No. BACKS Position Year 11 Zach Bauer B Sr. 6 Myles Hensler B Jr. 23 Mike Jones B Jr. 2 Tim Lindsay B Jr. 3 Randy Roy B Jr. 12 Ryan Wilhelm B So. No. GOALKEEPERS Position Year 0 Nick Frasca GK Sr. 30 Nick Collico GK Fr. 1 Scott Meyer GK So.

No. Name Position Year SENIORS (6) 21 Dustin Attarian F Sr. 11 Zach Bauer B Sr. 0 Nick Frasca GK Sr. 15 Nick Bigogno MF Sr. 14 Matt Harris F Sr. 17 Bob Ridder MF Sr.

JUNIORS (6) 9 Kevin Bielicki F Jr. 6 Myles Hensler B Jr. 2 Tim Lindsay B Jr. 23 Mike Jones B Jr. 3 Randy Roy B Jr. 5 Tim Weir MF/B Jr.

Dustin Attarian - UH - Tair -E -un

Kevin Bielicki - Bill - uh - key

Nick Bigogno - BI - gog - no

Nash Maduekwe - Mahd - week - way

Brian Groark - one syllable

No. Name Position Year SOPHOMORES (5) 19 Chris Anzalone F So. 4 Chris Hopping MF So. 22 Benny Jeffery MF So. 1 Scott Meyer GK So. 12 Ryan Wilhelm B So.

FRESHMEN (5) 30 Nick Collico GK Fr. 7 Brian Groark MF Fr. 21 Nash Maduekwe MF Fr. 13 Kyle O’Brien MF Fr. 8 Jack Twellman MF/F Fr.

Chris Hopping - As in mopping

Bob Ridder - As in kidder

Ryan Wilhelm - WILL - helm

Nick Collico - Co - LEE - co

FlorissantTim LindsayTim WeirBenny JefferyNick CollicoBrian Groark

St. LouisRandy RoyKevin BielickiRyan WilhelmDustin AttarianJack TwellmanNick BigognoNash MaduekweBallwin

Scott Meyer

St. PetersMike JonesChris Anzalone

St. CharlesChris HoppingZach BauerMatt HarrisNick Frasca

MISSOURI

QuincyBob Ridder

MaryvilleMyles Hensler

Quincy

Maryville

ILLINOIS CALIFORNIA

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Garden GroveKyle O’Brien

Garden Grove

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St. Charles St. Peters Florissant Ballwin St. Louis*



2008 Student Athlete Biographies Seniors

2007: Appeared in 14 matches, starting all of them ... All-GLVC First Team, NSCAA/adidas Great Lakes All-Region First Team, Daktronics Great Lakes All-Region First Team, Daktronics All-America Third Team.2006: Earned All-Great Lakes Valley Conference fi rst team honors along with Daktronics Great Lakes All-Region fi rst team honors and NSCAA/adidas NCAA Division II Men All-Great Lakes Region second team honors ... Started all 22 games at back for the Cougars ... Was a major factor in SIUE’s 0.97 goals against average.Previously: Transfer from Boston University ... Appeared in three games in 2005 for Terriers.Prep: Helped Christian Brothers College High School to state championship his senior season ... Named Missouri Defensive Player of the Year ... Second team All-American pick ... First team All-Metro, All-State and All-Midwest ... Member of the Region II Olympic Development Program.

Senior • 5-8 • 165 • ForwardSt. Louis, Mo.

St. Mary’s High SchoolMajor: Business

Born: July 22, 1987

Bauer’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 22-22 0 1 1 2 000 2 1.000 0 2007 14-14 0 0 0 6 000 2 333 0 Total 36-36 0 1 1 8 000 4 .500 0

Senior • 5-11 • 175 • BackSt. Charles, Mo.

CBCMajor: Business

Born: November 13, 1986

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2007: Selected second team NSCAA All-American ... NSCAA Great Lakes All-Region fi rst team ... Appeared in 17 matches, making 15 starts ... Led the Cougars with 21 points (10 goals, one assist) ... Tied for fi rst in the Great Lakes Valley Conference for game-winning goals with six ... Tied for eighth in the GLVC with 10 goals on the season ... Seventh in the GLVC in goals per game with 0.59 ... All-GLVC First Team.2006: Led the team with eight goals on the season and 22 points ... Appeared in 22 games and started 13 ... He also notched 32 shots on the season.Previously: Transfer from St. Louis Community College at Meramec. Prep: All-State his senior season at St. Mary’s High School ... Two-time All-Metro and All-Conference pick ... AAA Conference Co-Player of the Year as a junior ... Named Player of the Week during senior season by the Suburban Journals.

Attarian’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 22-13 8 6 22 32 250 13 406 2 2007 17-15 10 1 21 35 286 22 629 6 Total 39-28 18 7 43 67 269 35 522 8

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Bigogno’s Career Stats First Season at SIUE

Previously: Transfer from St. Louis Community College at Meramec and Columbia College.Prep: Captain of soccer team sophomore through senior years at Lindbergh High School ... Team Most Valuable Player sophomore and senior year ... Second Team All-Suburban West his junior year ... First Team All-Suburban West his senior season.

Senior • 5-8 • 155 • Midfi eldSt. Louis, Mo.

LindberghMajor: Criminal Justice


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MattHarris

Frasca’s Career StatsYear G-GS Minutes SOG Saves GAA ShO2004 17/17 1474 69 57 0.73 62005 15/14 1208 50 41 0.67 82006 10/9 851 27 21 0.63 3Total 42/10 3533 146 119 0.69 17

2007: Redshirted.2006: Recorded three shutouts during his 10 appearances ... Notched a 0.63 goals against average on the season ... Also had 21 saves.2005: Combined with Greg Crook to set school-record with 13 shutouts ... Ranked No. 8 in the nation in goals against average ... Posted a 0.67 goals against average in his second season as a Cougar ... Led the Cougars with 41 saves in 1,208 minutes played ... Eight shutouts, including Great Lakes Valley Conference rivals UW-Parkside, Lewis and Northern Kentucky ... Held a 11-1-0 record on the season.2004: Appeared in and started 22 games for SIUE ... Ranked third in the Great Lakes Valley Conference in goal against average at 0.73 ... Compiled a record of 11-2-2 ... Recorded 315:31 without giving up a goal from Sept. 4-26 ... Started all postseason games leading the team to the GLVC Championship, Great Lakes Region Championship, and the National Championship game.Prep: Four-year starting goalkeeper at St. Charles West High School ... 2003 All-State selection and Goalkeeper of the Year.

Senior • 5-10 • 165 • GoalkeeperSt. Charles, Mo.

St. Charles West High SchoolMajor: Business Management


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Harris’ Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 15-0 3 0 6 12 250 5 417 0 2007 18-3 3 3 9 11 273 5 455 1 Total 33-3 6 3 15 23 261 10 435 1

2007: Appeared in all 18 matches for the Cougars, made three starts ... Scored nine total points in the 2007 fall season ... Racked up three scored goals on 11 shots including one game winning goal ... Tallied three assists on the season.2006: Appeared in 15 games for the Cougars ... Scored two goals in the Cougars 6-1 win over Mercyhurst on Nov. 2 ... Scored his fi rst SIUE career goal Oct. 4 against Quincy.Previously: Transfer from Francis Marion, where he was the second-leading scorer last season with four goals and three assists ... Scored a pair of game-winning goals.Prep: Helped Christian Brothers College High School to state championship in 2004.

Senior • 5-8 • 155 • ForwardSt. Charles, Mo.

CBC High SchoolMajor: Business

Born: August 27, 1986

Ridder’s Career StatsYear GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2005 20-0 1 2 4 9 111 6 667 02006 15-3 3 2 8 12 250 7 583 02007 18-18 4 6 14 31 129 10 323 2Total 53-21 8 10 26 52 154 23 442 2

2007: Started all 18 matches for the Cougars ... Tied for seventh in the Great Lakes Valley Conference with six assists ... Tied for fi fth in the Great Lakes Valley Conference in Assist per game with 0.33 ... ESPN The Magazine Men’s Soccer Academic All-District Second Team.2006: Played in 15 games, starting 3 ... Scored three goals on the season and had two assists ... Scored two goals in SIUE’s 5-0 win over Missouri-Rolla on Oct. 11.2005: Appeared in 20 games ... Notched a goal and two assists this season ... His only goal came against his hometown team of Quincy ... Recorded nine shots with six coming on goal.Prep: All-State soccer selection at Quincy Notre Dame High School ... Two-time All-Section honoree ... His 28 goals in 2003 was the second most in school history ... Second all-time career scorer and point leader in high school ... Helped team to a 20-4-1 record in 2003 ... Two-time state qualifi er in tennis.

Senior • 6-1 • 160 • Midfi eldQuincy, Ill.

Notre Dame High SchoolMajor: Accounting

Born: April 19, 1986

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Bielicki’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 22-21 7 3 17 46 .152 24 .552 1 2007 19-17 8 1 17 37 .216 28 .757 1 Total 39-38 15 4 34 83 .181 52 .627 2

2008 Student Athlete Biographies Juniors

92007: Made 17 starts for the Cougars ... Third team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference selection ... Scored eight goals on the season, which was second best on the team ... Posted a team high in shots (37) and shots on goal (28).2006: Started 21 games for the Cougars of the 22 he appeared in ... Scored seven goals which tied him for second most on the team ... Took 46 shots and fi nished with 17 points (third best on the team).Prep: First team All-State pick as a senior for CBC ... Two-time fi rst team All-Conference selection honors ... Earned academic award in First Honors all four years ... Four-year varsity letters.

Hensler’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 Redshirt 2007 15-15 0 2 2 3 .000 2 .667 0 Total 15-15 0 2 2 3 .000 2 .667 0

Jones’ Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 12-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 2007 16-16 3 1 7 5 .600 3 .600 0 Total 28-18 3 1 7 5 .600 2 .600 0

Kevin BielickiJunior • 5-11 • 175 • Forward

St. Louis, Mo. • CBCMajor: Business • Born: November 16, 1987

62007: Started in all 15 matches in which he appeared ... Scored two points on the season for the Cougars on two assists from his backfi eld position.2006: Redshirt.Previously: Transfer from Drury University.Prep: Letter winner at Collinsville High School.

Myles HenslerJunior • 5-8 • 155 • Back

Maryville, Ill. • Collinsville High SchoolMajor: Business Marketing • Born: November 27, 1986

232007: Started all 16 matches that he appeared in ... Third team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference pick.2006: Appeared in 12 games and started two.Prep: Two-time Player of the Year at Fort Zumwalt South High School ... Second team All-State and All-Metro pick as a senior ... Three-time All-Conference selection ... Named Athlete of the Week by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch ... Member of Olympic Development Missouri Region II pool from 2000-2003.

Mike JonesJunior • 6-2 • 180 • Back

St. Peters, Mo. • Ft. Zumwalt South High SchoolMajor: Kinesiology • Born: August 19, 1988



2007: Appeared in all 18 matches ... Cracked the starting lineup on four occasions ... Scored two goals for the Cougars and recorded two assists ... Scored six total points on the season.2006: Appeared in 19 games for the Cougars ... Notched one goal while taking four shots.Prep: Helped Saint Louis University High School to state championship as a junior ... First team All-Conference, second team All-Metro and second team All-State as a senior ... Second team All-State and third team All-Metro as a junior ... Earned four letters at SLUH ... Earned First Honors throughout high school.

2007: Appeared in 13 matches, starting four of them... 2006: Started 11 games for the Cougars and saw time in 21 total ... He took six shots while playing Back for SIUE.Prep: Helped Christian Brothers College High School to state championship in 2004 and 2005 ... Two-time honorable mention All-Metro ... Second team All-State as a sophomore ... Received Academic First Honors for seven consecutive semesters.

2008 Student Athlete Biographies Juniors

Weir’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 19-0 1 0 2 4 .250 1 .250 0 2007 18-4 2 2 6 3 .667 2 .667 0 Total 37-4 3 2 8 7 .429 3 .429 0

Roy’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 21-21 2 7 11 12 .167 5 .417 2 2007 17-17 2 0 4 22 .091 6 .273 1 Total 39-28 4 7 15 34 .118 11 .324 3

Lindsay’s Career StatsYear GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2006 21-11 0 0 0 6 .000 1 .167 02007 13-4 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0Total 34-15 0 0 0 9 .000 2 .222 0

2Tim Lindsay

Junior • 5-11 • 175 • BackFlorissant, Mo. • CBC

Major: Engineering • Born: April 13, 1988

32007: Named second team All-American by National Soccer Coaches Association of America and honorable mention by Daktronics ... First team All-Region by NSCAA and Daktronics ... All-Great Lakes Valley Conference First Team ... Scored game-winning goal against Missouri-St. Louis.2006: Selected as an All-GLVC second team member ... Also picked as a Daktronics Great Lakes Men All-Region second team member ... Notched two goals, both game-winners, along with seven assists.Prep: Helped CBC to back-to-back state titles in 2004 and 2005 ... Named team Most Valuable Player in 2005 and team’s “the will to win” award winner.

Randy RoyJunior • 5-10 • 160 • Back

St. Louis, Mo. • CBCMajor: Education • Born: August 2, 1987

5Tim Weir

Junior • 5-9 • 165 • Midfi eldFlorissant, Mo. • Saint Louis University High School

Major: Business Administration • Born: November 17, 1986



Hopping’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2007 14-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0

2008 Student Athlete Biographies Sophomores

Jeffrey’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2007 18-18 1 2 4 15 .067 7 .467 0

Previously: Transfered from Drury University2006: Redshirted the season.Prep: Selected second team All-State in Missouri while at Fort Zumwalt South High School ... Team captain.

19Chris Anzalone

Sophomore • 5-9 • 160 • ForwardSt. Peters, Mo. • Fort Zumwalt South High School

Major: Kinesiology • Born: December 27, 1987

42007: Appeared in 14 matches for the CougarsPreviously: Attended James Madison University ... Prep: Four-year letter winner and two-time team captain at Trinity Catholic High School... Three-time All-State selection ... Two-time all metro selection, Three-time All-District selection, and Three-time All-Conference selection.

Chris HoppingSophomore • 5-8 • 150 • Midfi eld

St. Charles, Mo. • Trinity Catholic High SchoolMajor: Kinesiology • Born: February 2, 1988

222007: Played and started in all 18 matches for the Cougars in the 2007 season ... Scored one goal on the season on 15 shots ... Notched two assists on the year bringing his points total to four.Prep: Letter four times while at Hazelwood Central Senior High. At Hazelwood he collected All Conference, All State, All Metro, and Player of the Year Honors.

Benny JefferySophomore • 5-11 • 155 • Midfi eld

Florissant, Mo. • Hazelwood Central High SchoolMajor: Engineering • Born: November 26, 1988



Wilhelm’s Career StatsYear GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2007 15-15 0 2 2 5 000 2 400 0

2008 Student Athlete Biographies Sophomores

Meyer’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Mins GA GA Avg. Saves W L T Sho 2007 3-0 48:45 1 1.85 3 0 0 0 0

2007: Appeared in three matches for the Cougars ... Recorded 48:45 minutes in goal ... Notched three saves on the year bringing his goal average to 1.85 ... His save percentage for 2007 was .750 ... Prep: Four-year letter winner for Desmet Jesuit High School...Collected Conference Honorable Mention, Second Team All Conference, All-Metro Honorable Mention, and Academic Honors at Desmet.

0Scott Meyer

Sophomore • 5-11 • 165 • GoalkeeperBallwin, Mo. • DeSmet High School

Major: Marketing • Born: June 22, 1988

122007: Made 15 appearances for the Cougars in 2007 ... Started in each of his 15 appearances ... Scored two points in ‘07 coming from two assists on the year.Prep: Helped Christian Brothers College win the 2005 State Championship ... Collected All State, All Metro, All Conference, and Academic Honors.

Ryan WilhelmSophomore • 5-11 • 150 • Back

St. Louis, Mo. • CBC High SchoolMajor: Undecided • Born: October 29, 1988



Nick Collico

Freshman • 6-1 • 180 • GKFlorissant, Mo.

Chaminade College Preparatory High School Major: Undecided

Born: June 8, 1990

Freshman • 6-1 • 160 • MFSt. Louis, Mo.

Chaminade H.S.Major: Business

Born: June 10, 1990

Freshman • 5-9 • 150 • MFFlorissant, Mo.

Christian Brothers College High School Major: Undecided

Born: February 8, 1990

Freshman • 5-9 • 145 • MFGarden Grove, Calif.Mariana High School

Major: UndecidedBorn: May 27, 1990

Freshman • 5-11 • 165 • MFSt. Louis, Mo.

St. Louis University High School Major: Education

Born: September 29, 1989

Prep: Three year letter winner at Goalkeeper at Chaminade College Prep ... Led Chaminade to a 21-4-1 record, a No. 4 State Ranking, and a ‘06 MSHAA State Championship ... Honorable Mention All-State ... Led Metro Catholic Conference in Goals Against Average ... Third Team All-Metro.

Prep: Three year varsity letter winner for soccer ... First team Missouri All-State in 2007 ... fi rst team All-Metro 2007 ... First team All Metro Catholic Conference 2007 ... Four-time honor roll student.

Prep: Four years of varsity letters ... MVP sophomore and junior season ... Played for the Pateadores Soccer Club in 2007-08 in the U-19 Premier Club Soccer League ... His U-18 Pateadores team was accepted into the U.S. Development Academy in 2007-08 ... Played with the Wolfpack U17 team in 2007 and helped them to the 2007 Celtic Cup Champion-ship where he received tournament MVP honors.

Prep: Played three years varsity soccer ... Helped St. Louis University H.S. to a 2007 State Runner-up ... 2007 NSCAA/adidas High School Boys All-Region V (Midwest) team ... Received fi rst team All-Metro, All-Conference, and All-State honors ... Scored 17 goals and racked up 22 assists in the 2007 season for St. Louis U.H.S. ... USYSA Region II Semifi nalist ... Member of USSF Academy Team.

2008 Student Athlete Biographies Freshmen

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BrianGroark

7

NashMaduekwe

21

Prep: Varsity starter for two years ... Honorable mention All-Metro in 2007 ... Helped Chaminade to 2006 state championship.

KyleO’Brien

13

JackTwellman

13



Tue., Aug. 19 @ HOME (Exh.)Location (Enroll.) .............. St. Louis, Mo. (16,000)Stadium (cap.) ......Don Dallas Mem. Field (1,350)Nickname ....................................................TritonsColors .................................................Red & Gold2007 Overall Record ................................... 8-10-12007 Postseason .............................................N/AConference ............................. Great Lakes ValleyGLVC. Rcd./Place ..............................4-8-1/T10thFinal Rank ..................................................... N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................21/5Starters Ret./Lost ............................................11/0Athletic Director ................................John GarvillaHead Coach ...........................................Dan KingRecord at School (yrs.) ......................48-67-13 (7)Career (yrs.) ............................................... SameAssistants ..........................................Pat SheltonSoccer SID .............................. Mary Ann TierneyOffi ce Phone .................................. 314-516-5660Fax ................................................. 314-516-5635E-mail .................................. [email protected] ...............................www.umsltritons.com

UMSL (Exh.)

2008 Opponents

Sat., Aug.30 @ Des Moines, IowaDrake Tournament

Location (Enroll.) ............. Springfi eld, Mo. (5,366)Stadium (cap.) ................. Plaster Field (16,300)Nickname .................................................... BearsColors .........................................Marroon & White2007 Overall Record ................................... 6-10-42007 Postseason ............First Round MVC Tourn.Conference ....................................Missouri ValleyMVC Rcd./Place .................................... 1-3-2/6thFinal Rank ......................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................11/6Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................7/4Athletic Director ......................................Bill RoweHead Coach ........................................Jon LeamyRecord at School (yrs.) ................162-105-22 (15)Career (yrs.) ................................................ SameAssistants ............. Michael Seabolt, Jessie MiechSoccer SID ................................... Brent MillesonOffi ce Phone/Fax .....417-836-5402/417-836-4868E-mail ............. [email protected] ..................www.missouristatebears.com

Missouri State

Sun., Aug. 31 @ Des Moines, IowaDrake Tournament

Location (Enroll.) .........Des Moines, Iowa. (6,127)Stadium (cap.) ...Cownie Soccer Complex (1,000)Nickname .................................................BulldogsColors ...............................................Blue & White2007 Overall Record ..................................... 9-6-42007 Postseason ............First Round MVC Tourn.Conference ....................................Missouri ValleyMVC Rcd./Place ..................................... 2-2-2/4thFinal AP Rank .................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................11/5Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................7/4Athletic Director ................. Sandra Hatfi eld-ClubbHead Coach .....................................Sean HolmesRecord at School (yrs.) ....................74-90-21 (11)Career (yrs.) ....................................... 152-116-23Assistants ............................................Joe BurgerSoccer SID .............................. Anthony ReynoldsOffi ce Phone/Fax .....515-271-3740/515-271-3015E-mail [email protected] ......................www.godrakebulldogs.com

Drake

Fri., Sep, 12 @ Dayton, OhioLocation (Enroll.) ............... Dayton, Ohio (16,870)Stadium (cap.) ....................... Alumni Field (750)Nickname ................................................. RaidersColors ..................................Hunter Green & Gold2007 Overall Record .................................. 8-13-02007 Postseason .........Qtrfnls, Horizon Lg. Tourn.Conference .................................. Horizon LeagueHorizon League Rcd./Place ................... 3-5-0/6thFinal Rank ..................................................... N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................15/9Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................9/2Athletic Director .................................... Bob GrantHead Coach ........................................ Mike TracyRecord at School (yrs.) ........................63-71-4 (8)Career (yrs.) ................................................ SameAssistants ....................................Kamal RaphaelSoccer SID .................................. Greg CampbellOffi ce Phone .................................. 937-775-4687Fax ................................................. 937-775-2368E-mail [email protected] ...............................www.wsuraiders.com

Wright State

Sun., Sep. 14 @ Ft. Wayne, Ind.Location (Enroll.) ............ Ft. Wayne, Ind. (11,757)Stadium (cap.) .. Hefner Soccer Complex (3,500)Nickname ............................................MastodonsColors .....................................Royal Blue & White2007 Overall Record .................................. 8-11-12007 Postseason .............................................N/AConference .................................. Summit LeagueSummit League. Rcd./Place ................. 5-2-1/2ndFinal Rank ......................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................11/5Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................7/4Athletic Director ..................................Tommy BellHead Coach ......................................Mike HarperRecord at School (yrs.) ..........................8-11-1 (1)Career (yrs.) ................................................ SameAssistants ......................................... Ben TrevinoSoccer SID .......................................Rudy YovichOffi ce Phone .................................. 260-481-6646Fax ................................................. 260-481-6002E-mail ...................................... [email protected] ...........................www.gomastodons.com

IUPU-Fort Wayne

Sun., Sep. 21 @ Chicago, Ill.Location (Enroll) .................. Chicago, Ill. (14,764)Stadium (cap.) .............Loyola Soccer Park (500)Nickname .............................................. RamblersColors ........................................... Maroon & Gold2007 Overall Record .................................. 10-5-42007 Postseason ...... Semifnls Horizon Lg. Tourn.Conference .................................. Horizon LeagueHorizon League. Rcd./Place .................. 5-1-2/1stFinal Rank ......................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................17/6Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................9/2Athletic Director .................................John PlanekHead Coach .....................................Brenden EitzRecord at School (yrs.) ........................28-22-8 (3)Career (yrs.) ..................................94-141-20 (13)Assistants .................... Tim McBride, Adam EwigSoccer SID ....................................Amy HyerczykOffi ce Phone .................................. 773-508-2557Fax ................................................ 773-508-3855E-mail ................................... [email protected] .........................www.loyolaramblers.com

Loyola (Chicago)

Fri., Sep. 26 @ Dayton, OhioLocation (Enroll.) ................ Dayton, Ohio (6,800)Stadium (cap.) ..................... Baujan Field (2,000)Nickname ....................................................FlyersColors .............Red (PMS 200) & Blue (PMS 288)2007 Overall Record .................................. 10-4-52007 Postseason ....................Qtrfnls A-10 Tourn.Conference ...........................................Atlantic 10A10. Rcd./Place ..................................... 4-3-2/6thFinal Rank ......................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................19/8Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................9/2Athletic Director ................................... Ted KissellHead Coach .................................. Dennis CurrierRecord at School (yrs.) ......................27-18-11 (4)Career (yrs.) ..................................215-67-23 (15)Assistants .............. Paul Souders, Chase BrooksSoccer SID ................................ Michael LaPlacaOffi ce Phone .................................. 937-229-5584Fax ................................................. 937-229-4461E-mail [email protected] .............................www.daytonfl yers.com

Dayton

Fri., Oct. 10 @ HOMELocation (Enroll) ....................Lebanon, Ill. (3,000)Stadium (cap.) ................... Leemon Field (2,000)Nickname ............................................... BearcatsColors ........................................Purple and White2007 Overall Record .................................. 16-2-12007 Postseason ................................AMC Tourn.Conference ...........American Midwest ConferenceAMC Rcd./Place .................................... 7-0-0/1stFinal NAIA Rank ............................................15thLetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................10/9Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................2/9Athletic Director ............................. Harry StathamHead Coach ......................................Tim StrangeRecord at School (yrs.) ................167-115-19 (14)Career (yrs.) ................................................ SameAssistants .....Donny Sheehan and Jarius HolmesSoccer SID ........................................... Eric BuckOffi ce Phone .................................. 618-537-6565Fax ................................................. 618-537-6876E-mail ......................... [email protected] .................http://athletics.mckendree.edu

McKendree

Wed., Oct. 15 @ HOMELocation (Enroll.) ................ Hillsboro, Mo. (4,000)Stadium (cap.) .............................................1,000Nickname ..................................................VikingsColors .............................Navy Blue, Red & White2007 Overall Record .................................. 19-4-12007 Postseason .......................................NJCAAConference .............................................. MCCACMCCAC. Rcd./Place ..................................6-1/1stFinal Rank .......................................................5thLetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................9/16Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................4/7Athletic Director ........................... JoEllen StringerHead Coach ............................. Stephen Peck, Jr.Record at School (yrs.) ........................53-16-7 (3)Career (yrs.) ....................................127-46-15 (8)Assistants ......................... R. Garza, S. Williams, .............................. A. Rique, A. Ochoa , J. AdabieOffi ce Phone .................... 636-797-3000 ext. 257Fax ................................................. 636-789-2419E-mail [email protected] ......................... www.jeffco.edu/athletics/

Jefferson College

Sat., Aug. 23 @ St. Louis, Mo. (Exh.)Location (Enroll.) ...................... Peoria, Ill. (6,127)Stadium (cap.) ...................Shea Stadium (1,700)Nickname .................................................. BravesColors .........................................Crimson & White2007 Overall Record ................................... 16-6-42007 Postseason ..................Elite 8, NCAA Tourn.Conference ....................................Missouri ValleyMVC Rcd./Place ................................. 4-0-2/T-1stFinal Rank ......................................... 10, NSCAALetter winners Ret./Lost ................................14/11Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................6/5Athletic Director .............................Ken KavanaghHead Coach ......................................Jim DeRoseRecord at School (yrs.) ..................143-85-25 (12)Career (yrs.) ................................................ SameAssistants ....................................... Preston Good Soccer SID .....................................Bobby ParkerOffi ce Phone .................................. 309-677-2624Fax ................................................. 309-677-2626E-mail ................................ [email protected] ................................. www.bubraves.com

Bradley (Exh.)Fri., Sep. 5 @ De Kalb, Ill.

Location (Enroll.) ..................De Kalb, Ill. (25,260)Stadium (cap.) .......T&F/Soccer Complex (2,000)Nickname .................................................HuskiesColors ............................................ Black and Red2007 Overall Record ..................................... 7-9-42007 Postseason ..............Semifi nals MAC Tourn.Conference ..................................... MId-AmericanMAC Rcd./Place ................................... 1-3-1/ 5thFinal Rank ......................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................17/7Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................6/5Athletic Director ..............................Robert CollinsHead Coach ................................ Steve SimmonsRecord at School (yrs.) ........................48-41-9 (5)Career (yrs.) .................................. 115-90-14 (11)Assistants ....................Eric Luzzi, Kylie StannardSoccer SID ...........................Russell HoughtalingOffi ce Phone .................................. 815-753-1708Fax ................................................. 815-753-7700E-mail ................................ [email protected] ............................... www.niuhuskies.com

Northern IllinoisSat., Sep. 20 @ Milwaukee, Wis.

Location (Enroll) ........... Milwaukee, Wis. (28,042)Stadium (cap.) .............. Engelmann Field (2,000)Nickname ............................................... PanthersColors ...............................................Black & Gold2007 Overall Record .................................. 5-12-32007 Postseason ...... Semifnls Horizon Lg. Tourn.Conference .................................. Horizon LeagueHorizon League. Rcd./Place ................. 5-1-0/2ndFinal Rank ......................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ................................10/10Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................6/5Athletic Director ...................................Bud HaidetHead Coach .................................... Jon ColemanRecord at School (yrs.) ........................13-22-5 (3)Career (yrs.) ................................................ SameAssistants ......................................Chris DadaianSoccer SID ...........................................Chris ZillsOffi ce Phone .................................. 414-229-4593Fax ................................................. 414-750-2090E-mail ........................................ [email protected] ...........................www.uwmpanthers.com

Wisconsin-Milwaukee



2008 Opponents

Wed., Oct. 22 @ Memphis, Tenn.Location (Enrollment) ....Memphis, Tenn. (20,379)Stadium (cap.) ..Mike Rose Soccer Cmplx (3000)Nickname ....................................................TigersColors ................................................ Blue & Gray2007 Overall Record .................................. 10-5-12007 Postseason .................Qtrfnls C-USA Tourn.Conference .................................Conference USAC-USA. Rcd./Place ................................ 3-2-3/4thFinal Rank ......................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................17/4Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................6/4Athletic Director ...............................R.C. JohnsonHead Coach ......................................Richie GrantRecord at School (yrs.) ......................89-66-12 (9)Career (yrs.) ..................................142-95-14 (13)Assistants ....................Mat Santoro, Nick Glaser,.....................................................Remco De JongSoccer SID ..................................... Shawn SmithPhone/Fax ..............901-678-5294, 901-678-4134 E-mail [email protected] ............................... www.gotigersgo.com

Memphis

Sat., Oct. 25 @ Birmingham, Ala.Location (Enroll.) ........ Birmingham, Ala. (17,330)Stadium (cap.) .......... West Campus Field (2,500)Nickname .................................................BlazersColors ....................... Forest Green and Old Gold2007 Overall Record ..................................7-11-12007 Postseason ................ Qtrfnls C-USA Tourn.Conference ................................ Conference USAC-USA. Rcd./Place ............................... 2-6-0/7thFinal Rank ..................................................... N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost .................................18/6Starters Ret./Lost .............................................9/2Athletic Director ............................... Brian MackinHead Coach ................................... Mike GetmanRecord at School (yrs.) ............... 184-110-23 (16)Career (yrs.) ............................... 226-136-32 (21)Assistants .........Ernie Yarborough, Justus Griffi n Soccer SID .................................... Aaron JordanOffi ce Phone ................................. 205-934-7920Fax ........................ 205-934-7505, 205-934-7503E-mail ..................................... [email protected] ................................www.uabsports.com

UAB

Sat., Nov. 1 @ Rochester, Mich.Location (Enroll.) ........ Rochester, Mich. (18,129)Stadium (cap.) ................OU Soccer Field (1000)Nickname ................................... Golden GrizzliesColors .......................................... Gold and Black2007 Overall Record .................................. 12-7-32007 Postseason .......Second Rnd. NCAA Tourn.Conference ................................. Summit LeagueSummit League. Rcd./Place .................. 5-0-1/1stFinal Rank ......................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................12/6Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................9/2Athletic Director ................................... Tracy HuthHead Coach ....................................Gary ParsonsRecord at School (yrs.) ...............349-134-55 (27)Career (yrs.) ............................................... SameAssistants ......................................Eric Pouge (5)Soccer SID ...................................Shannon DoveOffi ce Phone .................................. 248-370-3123Fax ................................................. 248-370-3138E-mail ................................... [email protected] ............................... www.ougrizzlies.com

Oakland

Sat., Nov. 8 @ Nashville, Tenn.Location (Enroll.) .............Nashville, Tenn. (4,765)Stadium (cap.) .... Whitten Soccer Complex (500)Nickname ................................................... BruinsColors ..................................... Navy, Red & White2007 Overall Record .................................. 7-10-22007 Postseason ....First Rnd. Atlantic Sun Tourn.Conference ........................................ Atlantic SunAtlantic Sun. Rcd./Place .....................3-5-1/T-6thFinal AP Rank .................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ................................17/10Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................6/5Athletic Director ............................ Mike StricklandHead Coach ................................. Earle DavidsonRecord at School (yrs.) .................. 58-124-11 (11)Career (yrs.) ................................................ SameAssistants .....................................Bryan JohnsonSoccer SID ................................. Marcel PourtoutOffi ce Phone .................................. 615-460-8023Fax ................................................. 615-460-5584E-mail ............ [email protected] ......................www.belmont.edu/athletics

Belmont

Sat., Nov. 15 @ Conway, Ark.Location (Enroll.) .............. Conway, Ark. (12,400)Stadium (cap.) .......................... Farris Field (500)Nickname .................................................... BearsColors .............................................Purple & Gray2007 Overall Record .................................. 6-10-02007 Postseason .............................................N/AConference ........................................IndependentConf. Rcd./Place .............................................N/AFinal AP Rank .................................................N/ALetter winners Ret./Lost ..................................7/15Starters Ret./Lost ..............................................3/8Athletic Director ...........................Dr. Brad TeagueHead Coach ..................................Chad FlandersRecord at School (yrs.) ........................48-33-9 (5)Career (yrs.) ................................................ SameAssistant ...........................................Clint CorzattSoccer SID ........................................... Josh GoffOffi ce Phone .................................. 501-450-5695Fax ................................................. 501-450-5740E-mail ........................................... [email protected] .................................www.ucasports.com

Central Arkansas

Missouri St. Louis Bradley Missouri State

IUPU-Ft. Wayne Wisconsin-Milwaukee Loyola (Ill.)

Dayton McKendree Jefferson College

Alumni Game Memphis Alabama-Birmingham

Oakland Belmont Central Arkansas

Drake Northern Illinois Wright State



2007 Season Recap SIUE began the 2007 season with high hopes and were the favorites to repeat as the Great Lakes Valley Conference champions in the preseason coaches poll. SIUE Coach Ed Huneke returned six starters from the 2006 season’s championship squad, including All-GLVC honorees Randy Roy and Zach Bauer. The two talented backs anchored a defense that surrendered just a 0.97 goals against average in 2006. Also included in the Cougars’ returnees for 2007 were the top three goal-scorers. Junior forward Dustin Attarian #21 registered a team-high eight goals to go along with six assists in 2006. Senior Ross Beveridge and sophomore Kevin Bielicki each had posted seven goals in 2006. The Cougars began the year with a No. 7 national ranking and with the knowledge that it would be the fi nal season for the winningest coach in SIUE soccer history, Ed Huneke. The preseason began with a plethora of promise as the No. 7 Cougars defeated Creighton 1-0 in Omaha, Neb. The Cougars followed that performance up by blanking the Tulsa soccer team 1-0 at Korte Stadium. “And Creighton is picked to win the Missouri Valley this season,” noted Coach Ed Huneke. Following the exhibition wins over Tulsa and Creighton, the Cougars traveled to Memphis to take on Christian Brothers University but failed to score on just two shots on goal. The Cougars took the fi eld at Korte Stadium Sept. 7 against Kentucky Wesleyan and Sept. 9 against Southern Indiana, marking the beginning of GLVC play for the 2007 season. Both the Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers and USI Screaming Eagles were sent home with 5-0 and 4-2 losses, respectively. The next road trip took SIUE west across the border through Missouri for the weekend to take on Drury University in Springfi eld on Friday, September 14, and face off against Rockhurst University in Kansas City on Sunday. SIUE outshot Drury 20-2 as the No. 24-ranked Cougars shut out Drury 2-0. Drury managed just two shots off SIUE’s defense. After two overtimes and 110 minutes of play against the No. 13 Rockhurst Hawks on Sunday, September 16, the game ended knotted up in a 1-1 tie. After the weekend SIUE was 3-1-1 overall and 3-0-1 in league play. SIUE returned to Korte Stadium the following weekend to take on UW Parkside and Lewis. The No. 21-ranked Cougars men’s soccer team dominated UW-Parkside 5-0. Two days later on a beautiful Sunday afternoon the SIUE Cougars improved their record to 5-1-1 overall and 5-0-1 in the GLVC by defeating Lewis, the eventual GLVC tournament champions, 2-1. The fi rst stop of SIUE’s next road trip landed them in Highland Hts., Ky. which proved to be an exciting although disappointing one for the Cougars.

NKU’s Braden Bishop scored on a penalty kick in the second OT period as No. 2-ranked Northern Kentucky gave the Cougars their fi rst GLVC loss. Bob Ridder was the hero for the day as the Cougars made their last stop for the weekend in Louisville, Ky., to play Bellarmine. Ridder scored his third goal of the season at 32:29 and then assisted on SIUE’s second and fourth goal of the game as No. 15 SIUE dominated the Knights 4-0. As the season moved into October, SIUE’s record stood at 6-2-1 overall and 6-1-1 in the GLVC. Greg Crook picked up his third shutout of the season on Oct. 5 as SIUE blanked rival Missouri-St. Louis 2-0. SIUE would pull out a 2-1 victory over Missouri-Rolla after the Cougars took the lead when Matt Harris took a rebound from Ridder and buried it at 77:29. Following the weekend, the Cougars, sat at 8-2-1 overall and 8-1-1 in GLVC play. SIUE had won three straight games and looked forward to facing Truman State at Korte Stadium on Oct. 12. While Truman State was not part of the GLVC, Huneke still considered the Bulldogs an important test for the season. Crook proved he was up to the test by posting his fourth shutout on the season as the No. 15 ranked Cougars defeated Truman State 1-0. On Senior Day Sunday, SIUE men’s soccer triumphed over Quincy 3-0, marking its fi nal regular season home game of the season. The No. 15 Cougars collected their fi fth straight victory and seventh shutout of the season improving 10-2-1 overall and 9-1-1 in GLVC play. SIUE held at second place behind undefeated and top-ranked Northern Kentucky with only two games remaining in the regular season at Saint Joseph’s and at Indianapolis. The No. 12 SIUE men’s soccer Cougars cruised into Rensselaer, Ind. to take on Saint Joseph’s on Oct. 19, riding a fi ve-game winning streak. However, the Cougars watched its fi ve-game winning streak come to an abrupt halt as Saint Joseph’s upset SIUE 1-0 on Greg Gehrig’s score at 19:08. It was Saint Joseph’s

only shot of the fi rst half. With the SIUE loss and a Northern Kentucky victory Friday, the Cougars locked themselves into the No. 2 seed for the GLVC Tournament. The last stop of the regular season landed the Cougars in Indianapolis to take on the Greyhounds. A long soccer weekend came to an end Sunday with a 1-1 tie for SIUE men’s soccer against Indianapolis. The Cougars, 10-3-2 overall, fi nished the regular season with a 9-2-2 mark in GLVC play. The Cougars would match up against Indianapolis again. The only difference was the venue, but this time the game was played at SIUE’s Korte Stadium. Anything can happen in the post season and especially with penalty kicks which is exactly what SIUE men’s soccer team found out Sunday. The Greyhounds edged SIUE 10-9 in penalty kicks after the two teams battled to a 0-0 tie. While the game goes into the record books as a tie, one team had to advance in the tournament. The two teams were 4-4 after the fi rst fi ve rounds. Indianapolis hit eight shots in a row, including the eventual successful score in the 11th round. Coach Huneke’s Cougars’ performance during the regular season was enough to merit them a bid to the fi rst round of the NCAA Division II Championships, where they were set to face off against Lewis. SIUE forward Kevin Bielicki scored in both halves against Lewis, and Crook, ranked No. 2 nationally in goals against average, collected four saves as SIUE won 2-1 in the fi rst round of the NCAA Division II Championships. SIUE, 11-3-3 overall, advanced to play Northern Kentucky in the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional title game. Sunday’s game marked SIUE’s fourth consecutive Great Lakes Regional fi nals appearance. It was also a rematch of the 2006 Great Lakes Regional fi nal which the Cougars fell to the Norse 3-2 in OT. In the 2007 NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional Final history would once again repeat itself when the SIUE men’s soccer season came to a close with a 1-0 loss again at the hands of Northern Kentucky. It was a bittersweet ending for Huneke and the Cougars, 11-4-3. SIUE outshot Northern Kentucky 12-11 but couldn’t fi nd the back of the net. Crook, who was named the Most Outstanding Defensive Player of the Great Lakes Regional Tournament, fi nished with seven saves. Zach Bauer, Kevin Bielicki and Dustin Attarian also were named to the All-Tournament team. Sunday’s game marked the end of an era in Cougar soccer. It was known as “Ed’s Era” in 1986 when Coach Ed Huneke was named the head coach of the Cougars when he took the position after the passing of Hall of Fame Coach Bob Guelker. Huneke, who fi nished with a career coaching record of 251-156-34, passed on the program to SIUE assistant Coach Kevin Kalish.

Greg Crook



Date Opponent WL Score Overall Conf Attend Goals scored Aug 31, 2007 at Christian Brothers L 0-1 0-1-0 0-0-0 215 -* Sep 07, 2007 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 5-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 345 Attarian, Dustin (Hensler, Myles) Roy, Randy (unassisted) Jeffery, Benny (unassisted) Bielicki, Kevin (Ridder, Bob) Attarian, Dustin (Harris, Matt)* Sep 09, 2007 SOUTHERN INDIANA W 4-2 2-1-0 2-0-0 360 Ridder, Bob (Lanter, Adam; Wilhelm, Ryan) Bielicki, Kevin (Harris, Matt) Ridder, Bob (Lanter, Adam) Bielicki, Kevin (Hensler, Myles)* Sep 14, 2007 at Drury W 2-0 3-1-0 3-0-0 250 Attarian, Dustin (Wilhelm, Ryan) Attarian, Dustin (unassisted)* Sep 16, 2007 at #13 Rockhurst T O2 1-1 3-1-1 3-0-1 365 Bielicki, Kevin (Lanter, Adam)* Sep 21, 2007 UW-PARKSIDE W 5-0 4-1-1 4-0-1 433 Attarian, Dustin (Jones, Mike) Harris, Matt (Attarian, Dustin) Attarian, Dustin (Weir, Tim) Lanter, Adam (Brazill, Patrick) Harris, Matt (Lanter, Adam)* Sep 23, 2007 LEWIS W 2-1 5-1-1 5-0-1 525 Jones, Mike (unassisted) Attarian, Dustin (Jeffery, Benny)* Sep 28, 2007 at #2 Northern Kentucky L O2 0-1 5-2-1 5-1-1 232 -* Sep 30, 2007 at Bellarmine W 4-0 6-2-1 6-1-1 197 Ridder, Bob (unassisted) Bielicki, Kevin (Ridder, Bob) Weir, Tim (Jeffery, Benny) Weir, Tim (Ridder, Bob)* Oct 05, 2007 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 2-0 7-2-1 7-1-1 2215 Roy, Randy (Bielicki, Kevin) Attarian, Dustin (unassisted)* Oct 07, 2007 MISSOURI-ROLLA W 2-1 8-2-1 8-1-1 425 Jones, Mike (unassisted) Harris, Matt (Ridder, Bob)* Oct 12, 2007 TRUMAN STATE W 1-0 9-2-1 9-1-1 610 Attarian, Dustin (unassisted)* Oct 14, 2007 QUINCY W 3-0 10-2-1 10-1-1 814 Attarian, Dustin (Ridder, Bob) Bielicki, Kevin (Weir, Tim) Ridder, Bob (Harris, Matt)* Oct 19, 2007 at Saint Joseph’s L 0-1 10-3-1 10-2-1 88 -* Oct 21, 2007 at Indianapolis T O2 1-1 10-3-2 10-2-2 187 Jones, Mike (unassisted) Oct 28, 2007 INDIANAPOLIS T O2 0-0 10-3-3 10-2-2 595 -$ Nov 09, 2007 vs #2 Lewis W 2-1 11-3-3 10-2-2 78 Bielicki, Kevin (Ridder, Bob) Bielicki, Kevin (Beveridge, Ross)$ Nov 11, 2007 at #1 Northern Kentucky L 0-1 11-4-3 10-2-2 126 -*Great Lakes Valley Conference games; $NCAA Tournament games

2007 Results



Overall: 11-4-3 Conf: 10-2-2 Home: 8-0-1 Away: 2-4-2 Neut: 1-0-0

## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT21 Attarian, Dustin 17-15 10 1 21 35 286 22 629 6 0-0 9 Bielicki, Kevin 17-17 8 1 17 37 216 28 757 1 0-0 19 Ridder, Bob 18-18 4 6 14 31 129 10 323 2 0-0 14 Harris, Matt 18-3 3 3 9 11 273 5 455 1 0-0 23 Jones, Mike 16-16 3 1 7 5 600 3 600 0 0-0 5 Weir, Tim 18-4 2 2 6 3 667 2 667 0 0-0 13 Lanter, Adam 18-11 1 4 6 18 056 10 556 0 0-0 3 Roy, Randy 17-17 2 0 4 22 091 6 273 1 0-0 22 Jeffery, Benny 18-18 1 2 4 15 067 7 467 0 0-0 12 Wilhelm, Ryan 15-15 0 2 2 5 000 2 400 0 0-0 6 Hensler, Myles 15-15 0 2 2 3 000 2 667 0 0-0 10 Beveridge, Ross 9-7 0 1 1 17 000 5 294 0 0-0 7 Brazill, Patrick 10-0 0 1 1 2 000 2 1.000 0 0-0 11 Bauer, Zach 14-14 0 0 0 6 000 2 333 0 0-0 8 Budenholzer, Matt 16-6 0 0 0 6 000 3 500 0 0-0 2 Lindsay, Tim 13-4 0 0 0 3 000 1 333 0 0-0 4 Hopping, Chris 14-0 0 0 0 2 000 1 500 0 0-0 15 Anzalone, John 4-0 0 0 0 1 000 0 000 0 0-0 1 Crook, Greg 18-18 0 0 0 1 000 0 000 0 0-0 Total 18 34 26 94 223 152 111 498 11 0-0 Opponents 18 11 9 31 137 080 70 511 4 2-2

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho1 Crook, Greg 18-18 1645:01 10 0.55 56 848 11 4 3 60 Meyer, Scott 3-0 48:45 1 1.85 3 750 0 0 0 0TM Team 0:00 0 0.00 0 000 0 0 0 2 Total 18 1693:46 11 0.58 59 843 11 4 3 8 Opponents 18 1693:46 34 1.81 77 694 4 11 3 5

2007 Individual Statistics

## POINTS GP G A Pts Shots21 Attarian, Dustin 17 10 1 21 359 Bielicki, Kevin 17 8 1 17 3719 Ridder, Bob 18 4 6 14 3114 Harris, Matt 18 3 3 9 1123 Jones, Mike 16 3 1 7 55 Weir, Tim 18 2 2 6 313 Lanter, Adam 18 1 4 6 183 Roy, Randy 17 2 0 4 2222 Jeffery, Benny 18 1 2 4 1512 Wilhelm, Ryan 15 0 2 2 5

## GOALS GP G A Pts Shots21 Attarian, Dustin 17 10 1 21 359 Bielicki, Kevin 17 8 1 17 3719 Ridder, Bob 18 4 6 14 3123 Jones, Mike 16 3 1 7 514 Harris, Matt 18 3 3 9 115 Weir, Tim 18 2 2 6 33 Roy, Randy 17 2 0 4 2222 Jeffery, Benny 18 1 2 4 1513 Lanter, Adam 18 1 4 6 18

## GAME WINNING GOALS GP GWG21 Attarian, Dustin 17 619 Ridder, Bob 18 23 Roy, Randy 17 19 Bielicki, Kevin 17 114 Harris, Matt 18 1

## ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots19 Ridder, Bob 18 4 6 14 3113 Lanter, Adam 18 1 4 6 1814 Harris, Matt 18 3 3 9 1122 Jeffery, Benny 18 1 2 4 155 Weir, Tim 18 2 2 6 312 Wilhelm, Ryan 15 0 2 2 56 Hensler, Myles 15 0 2 2 323 Jones, Mike 16 3 1 7 510 Beveridge, Ross 9 0 1 1 179 Bielicki, Kevin 17 8 1 17 37

## SHOTS GP G A Sh %9 Bielicki, Kevin 17 8 1 37 .21621 Attarian, Dustin 17 10 1 35 .286

19 Ridder, Bob 18 4 6 31 .1293 Roy, Randy 17 2 0 22 .09113 Lanter, Adam 18 1 4 18 .05610 Beveridge, Ross 9 0 1 17 .00022 Jeffery, Benny 18 1 2 15 .06714 Harris, Matt 18 3 3 11 .2738 Budenholzer, M. 16 0 0 6 .00011 Bauer, Zach 14 0 0 6 .000

## SHOT PCT GP G A Sh %5 Weir, Tim 18 2 2 3 .66723 Jones, Mike 16 3 1 5 .60021 Attarian, Dustin 17 10 1 35 .28614 Harris, Matt 18 3 3 11 .2739 Bielicki, Kevin 17 8 1 37 .21619 Ridder, Bob 18 4 6 31 .1293 Roy, Randy 17 2 0 22 .09122 Jeffery, Benny 18 1 2 15 .06713 Lanter, Adam 18 1 4 18 .05610 Beveridge, Ross 9 0 1 17 .000



2007 Team StatisticsOverall: 11-4-3 Conf: 10-2-2 Home: 8-0-1 Away: 2-4-2 Neut: 1-0-0

TEAM STATISTICS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored average Shot pct Shots on goal - Attempts Shots on goal - % Shots/Game Assists CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow Cards Red Cards ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg per date Neutral Site #/Avg

OPP

11-1370.58.080

70-137.5117.6

941

2-2

3911

6608/208

SIUE

34-2231.81.152

111-223.49812.4

2693

0-0

257

63229/702

GOALS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSIU Edwardsville 14 20 0 0 34Opponents 5 5 0 1 11

SHOTS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSIU Edwardsville 100 118 4 1 223Opponents 60 66 5 6 137

SAVES BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSIU Edwardsville 30 25 1 3 59Opponents 35 41 1 0 77

CRNR K BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSIU Edwardsville 40 51 2 0 93Opponents 17 22 0 2 41

FOULS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSIU Edwardsville 95 117 6 12 230Opponents 138 130 10 4 282

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All-Time Letter WinnersAbdohosseini, Nostrat ............................1967-1969Abele, Steve ...........................................1987-1988Ablett, Peter .....................................................1992Ahlvers, Chris ..................................................1989Alldridge, Daniel ..............................................2003Amlong, Tim ............................................1985-1986Anzalone, John .......................................2006-2007Appelbaum, Jim ......................................1984-1987Ashley, Jake ...........................................1995-1996Attarian, Dustin .......................................2006-2007Attas, Ameen ...................................................2005Attaphitaya, Surat ............................................1988Axmacher, Steve ....................................1972-1975Bailey, Ben .......................................................2002Baldus, Scott ...................................................1994Banner, Mike ...........................................2004-2006Barth, Jon ........................................................2005Barron, Bill ..............................................1972-1974Barron, John ...........................................1969-1972Bauer, Zach ............................................2006-2007Becher, John ....................................................1982Beck, Vince ......................................................1981Becker, John ....................................................1981Bellinger, Bruce ......................................1981-1984Benben, Rick ..........................................1969-1972Bernaix, Justin ........................................1997-1999Berry, Bart ........................................................1988Bessmer, Tim ...................................................1970Beveridge, Ross .....................................2004-2007Bielicki, Kevin .........................................2006-2007Blake, Jack .............................................1968-1970Blake, Tom .......................................................1982Blourtchi, Kavoos ....................................1973-1975Boland, Michael ......................................1969-1972Bono, Joe ...............................................1973-1974Bourneuf, Leo .........................................1980-1984Boyer, David ...........................................1990-1992Boyer, G.P. ..............................................1984-1986Bozada, Bob ...........................................1977-1979Brazill, Patrick .........................................2006-2007Brigmann, Darren ...................................1989-1990Bringuet, Scott .................................................2006Brooke, Keith ..........................................1987-1988Brown, Mike ............................................1983-1986Budenholzer, Matt ............................................2007Burgund, Michael ....................................2003-2004Cacciatore, Chris ....................................1974-1977Cacciatore, Jeff .......................................1976-1979Cacciatore, Pete .....................................2002-2005Cacciatore, Steve ...................................1972-1975Calvert, James .................................................1967Camacho, Chris ......................................1999-2002Cannady, Adam ...............................................1998Cappetta, Dave .......................................1981-1984Carenza, Chris ........................................1970-1974Carenza, John ........................................1968-1971Carter, Todd ............................................1989-1992Chiwanga, Tuaya ....................................1979-1982Cholevik, Thomas ............................................1970Chrans, Ryan ...................................................2002Clark, Creighton ......................................1992-1993Clark, Tim ...............................................1977-1979Cole, Brian ..............................................2002-2003

Collie, Tim ...............................................1986-1989Collico, Tim .............................................2004-2005Concellor, Carl .................................................1967Conway, Mickey ......................................1968-1970Corbett, David .........................................1991-1993Corrigan, Kevin .......................................1999-2001Crider, Andrew .................................................2005Crook, Greg ............................................2004-2007Damico, Chris ..................................................1989Darby, Brett .............................................1994-1997Darnell, Mike ....................................................1994Davis, Eddie ....................................................2004DeGreeff, Tom .................................................1968Deinowski, John .....................................1968-1971Deist, Jeff .........................................................1994Demtrak, Jay ...................................................1988Deters, Jerry ...........................................1987-1990Diamantini, Dan ...............................................1993Dolphus, Dave .................................................1977Donovan, Tom ........................................1974-1977Douglas, Brian ...............................1997,1999-2001Downer, Mark .........................................1978-1981Drew, Peter .............................................1984-1985Driesner, Arnold ...............................................1967Driscoll, Dennis .......................................1969-1972Dubach, Matt ...........................................1995-1997Ebert, Don ..............................................1977-1979England, Mike .........................................1983-1986Elliott, Steve ............................................1972-1974Erickson, Don ..................................................1998Espejo, Mariano ...............................................1992Evers, Matt .............................................2001-2002Fassi, Vincent .........................................1969-1972Faucett, Fred ..........................................1968-1970Fayollat, Tom ....................................................1987Fitzler, Dave ............................................1972-1975Flanagan, Brian .......................................1994-1995Fleher, Greg .............................................1980-1983Forrester, James ......................................1973-1975Fox, Doug ................................................1991-1995Francis, Vinton ..................................................1991Franklin, Ryan ..................................................2000Frasca, Nicholas ......................................2004-2005Freesmeier, Dan ......................................1969-1971Galati, Tom ..............................................1970-1973Gallagher, Bob .........................................1973-1977Gallagher, Joe .........................................1971-1975Galvin, Joe ...............................................1968-1971Garofalo, Bob ..........................................1987-1989Garofalo, Chris ........................................1990-1992Gates, John .............................................1983-1986Gauvain, Mike ..........................................1980-1983Gauvain, Steve ........................................1980-1983Gee, David ........................................................1995Gentile, Paul ............................................1971-1974Gettemeier, Ed .........................................1979-1982Giamanco, Tony .......................................1973-1975Gibbs, Brandon .................................................2000Gimenez, Greg .................................................1995Gismegian, Paul ...............................................1967Green, Larry .....................................................1969Groark, Tom .............................................1979-1982Guelker, Tim ............................................1977-1980

Guempel, Craig .......................................1981-1982Guillo, Lou ...............................................1967-1968Hagen, Bob ..............................................1985-1986Hanlon, Steve ...................................................1990Hanson, Murray ................................................1981Harken, Ryan ...........................................1999-2002Harris, Matt ..............................................2006-2007Hartmann, Doug ......................................1994-1998Haukeland, Par ........................................1985-1987Hausmann, Carl .......................................1983-1986Hausmann, Steve ....................................1987-1990Hayden, Sonny .................................................1991Hennessey, James ..................................1986-1989Henry, Don ...............................................1983-1987Hensler, Myles ..................................................2007Henson, Tom ...........................................1973-1976Hickam, Josh ....................................................2002Higgins, Brian ..........................................1975-1978Higgins, Brian ..........................................2002-2005Hilderbrand, Steve ...................................1984-1985Hilke, Brad ...............................................1988-1990Hines, Jaron ............................................1993-1997Hlavaty, Brett ....................................................1993Hodge, Dan ......................................................1969Hodge, Nick ......................................................2000Hoff, James .............................................1968-1969Holl, Wendell ...........................................1973-1974Holstein, Tim ............................................1973-1976Hopping, Chris ..................................................2007Horan, Brian ............................................2000-2003Horan, Matthew .......................................1999-2002Horne, Pat ...............................................1974-1975House, Trevor ...................................................2005Howe, Gerry ............................................1973-1976Howe, Joe ................................................1979-1980Howe, Kevin ............................................1969-1972Howe, Tom ...............................................1968-1971Hummert, Dave .......................................1976-1979Hundelt, Chris ..........................................1982-1985Hundelt, Dave ..........................................1976-1979Hundelt, Kevin ..................................................1986Huneke, Denny ........................................1969-1971Huneke, Ed ..............................................1968-1970Huneke, Justin .........................................1998-2001Huneke, Sean ..........................................2000-2003Hunter, Jim ..............................................1968-1969Hunter, Todd ............................................1995-1998Ignatz, Steve ............................................1970-1971Jackson, Jim ............................................1984-1986Jambga, Gwinyai .....................................1989-1992Jeffery, Benny ...................................................2007Jenne, Jason ....................................................1989Johnson, Chris .........................................2003-2006Jones, Mike .............................................2006-2007Jungels, Paul ....................................................1973Junker, Cory .....................................................1995Kappauff, Ron ...................................................1977Kelley, Mike .............................................1977-1978Kelly, Pat ..................................................2004-2006Kenny, Chris .....................................................1980Kerkemeyer, Al ........................................1977-1978Kersting, Jerry ..................................................1974



All-Time Letter WinnersKersting, Jim ............................................1968-1970Kersting, Richard .....................................1969-1971Kessen, Bob ............................................1971-1974Kiesewetter, Mark ....................................1973-1974Kikama, Kividi ..........................................1997-1998King, David ..............................................1994-1997Knopf, Kris ...............................................1987-1990Knopp, Chris ............................................1998-2001Koeller, Greg ............................................1984-1985Koeller, Hadley ........................................1974-1976Koenig, Chris ...........................................1994-1998Kohl, Matt .........................................................1969Korbesmeyer, Andy .................................1996-1997Kowalewski, Chester ...............................1970-1973Kroenig, Brad ...........................................1998-1999Kunz, Doug ..............................................1990-1993Kuster, Tony ......................................................1970Kuster, Tony .............................................1993-1994Labitska, Keith ..................................................1991Laing, Rick ........................................................1989Lamping, John .........................................2003-2005Landmann, Roger ....................................1985-1988Lanter, Adam ...........................................2004-2007Lauer, Todd ..............................................1990-1993Limpert, Jason .........................................1991-1994Lindsay, Tim .............................................2006-2007Little, Matt ................................................1997-1998Livingstone, Tim................................................1999Lorenty, J.B. ......................................................1995Loughman, Tim ........................................1981-1984Lucash, Chris ....................................................1980Machold, Chris ..................................................1988Maddox, Cress ........................................1998-2001Makowski, Greg .......................................1974-1977Malloy, Dan ..............................................1981-1984Malloy, Matt .............................................1977-1980Malloy, Pat ...............................................1978-1981Martinez, Norman .............................................1968Marty, Scott ..............................................1990-1993Mason, Marc ............................................1976-1978Matthews, John .......................................2003-2006Maxfi eld, Jason ........................................1996-1997Maxim, Mark ............................................1995-1996Mazucca, Larry .................................................1970McManemy, Dan ......................................1991-1994McDaniel, Darrin ...............................................2006McMillian, Justin .....................................1999, 2001McNamee, Mike .......................................1967-1968McNeil, Bill ........................................................1967Meneghini, Matt ................................................1994Metherd, Jeff ............................................1986-1989Meyer, John .............................................1970-1971Meyer, Scott ......................................................2007Mikes, Tom .......................................................1987Minnis, Rob .......................................................2005Mishalow, Gene .......................................1973-1976Mishalow, George ....................................1978-1981Modde, Greg ............................................1972-1973Modeer, Eric ...................................1996,1998-2000Monhan, Jerry ...................................................1970Moneypenny, Paul ............................................1969Moran, Mark ............................................1973-1976

Mosier, Dan .............................................2001-2004Mueller, William ................................................1970Mulqueeny, Sean .....................................1981-1982Murphy, Bill ..............................................1987-1989Mwendapole, David ..........................................2001Mwongo, Morris .......................................1978-1979Najjar, Afi f .........................................................2005Neary, Tom .......................................................1970Neitzert, Richard ......................................1970-1971Nemnich, Matt .........................................1991-1992Ngonyani, Mike .................................................2002Niebruegge, John ....................................1999-2000Nighosian, Leo ..................................................1968Nischbach, Jim ........................................1987-1990Nitz, Gary .................................................1968-1969Norton, Rich ......................................................1967Novak, Mike .............................................1995-1996Nunamaker, William ..........................................1999O’Banion, Trey ..................................................1991O’Fallon, Shawn ......................................1987-1989O’Keefe, Dan ...........................................1980-1983O’Sullivan, Dan ........................................1973-1974Pacheco, Victor .......................................2003-2006Paz, Dave .........................................................1985Peck, Andy ........................................................1996Persson, Mattias ...............................................1996Petersmith, Jared ....................................2002-2003Petersmith, Joshua .................................1999, 2001Pettigrew, Bill ...........................................1985-1986Pickford, Marshall .............................................1978Pierce, Justin ...........................................2002-2003Poch, Manuel ....................................................2002Pohl, Craig ........................................................1994Pollihan, Steve ..................................................1968Pryor, Mike ........................................................1997Purnell, Clark ....................................................1999Putnam, Tim ............................................1971-1972Range, Steve ...........................................1986-1988Rapoff, Justin ....................................................2002Redman, Nick ...................................................1997Reed, Jerry ..............................................1994-1997Reiniger, Joe ............................................1989-1992Reis, Derek ..............................................1990-1992Renaud, Bill .............................................1971-1973Reutebuch, Dennis ..................................1970-1971Richardson, Bret ......................................1999-2003Richardson, Chad .............................................1998Richardson, Josh .....................................1999-2002Richter, Bill ........................................................1967Richter, Josh .....................................................1993Ridder, Bob ..............................................2005-2007Rique, Addae ....................................................2003Robson, Bob ............................................1975-1978Rodriguez, Ramon ............................................1998Roy, Randy ..............................................2006-2007Ryan, Edward ..........................................1970-1973Sadl, Jayme .............................................1986-1989St. Gemme, Jason ............................................1991Schaffering, John .....................................1973-1976Schallert, Joe ...........................................1987-1990Schell, Steve ............................................1979-1983Schmidt, Larry .........................................1968-1971

Schmidt, Steve ........................................1968-1970Schnefke, William ....................................1973-1976Schneider, James .............................................1999Schott, Ray .......................................................1968Sciortino, Gino ..................................................1988Seim, Norm ..............................................1970-1971Sheehan, Donny ......................................1999-2000Siegel, Matthew .......................................2003-2005Signaigo, Ralph ................................................1968Singleton, Steve ......................................1997-1998Smallwood, Mike .....................................1972-1975Snyder, Darren ........................................1993-1997Stallings, Bill ............................................1981-1984Stedman, Randy ......................................1991-1993Stephens, Ernest ..............................................1967Stevens, Jeff .....................................................1998Stevenson, Stuart .............................................1979Still, Kristian ......................................................1998Stocker, Steve .........................................1985-1986Stoddart, Ryan .........................................1998-2001Stone, Jim .........................................................1990Stone, John .............................................1983-1986Stone, Tom ..............................................1987-1990Stranz, Jim ...............................................1968-1971Stremlau, John ........................................1972-1975Stremlau, Leo ..........................................1969-1970Takami, Yuzuru ........................................1999-2002Taylor, Austin ...........................................1969-1970Taylor, Scott ......................................................1998Thibodeau, Kevin .....................................2004-2006Thomas, Cal ............................................2000-2003Thomure, Joe ..........................................1991-1994Thornberry, Rob .......................................1994-1997Tighe, Tim ................................................1967-1968Toedebusch, Len ..............................................1975Towers, Rick .....................................................1978Tracy, Matt ...............................................1982-1983Trittschuh, Steve ......................................1983-1986Trushel, Terry ...........................................1977-1980Truty, Luke ........................................................1992Turkington, Jason ....................................1993-1996Twellman, Mike ........................................1979-1982Twellman, Tim..........................................1973-1976Twellman, Tom .........................................1970-1973Van Dillon, Rich ................................................1968Van Dyke, Steve ...............................................1996Velten, Tim ...............................................2002-2003Villa, Greg ................................................1975-1976Wagener, Dan ..........................................1977-1978Walker, Ken ......................................................1967Walsh, James ..........................................1967-1968Walton, Bret .............................................1987-1990Watters, Tim ............................................1972-1974Weir, Tim ..................................................2006-2007Weissenborn, Dave ..........................................1990Wilhelm, Ryan ..................................................2007Wismann, Bruce ......................................1973-1974Woodrome, Dave ..............................................1998Zacheis, John ..........................................1974-1977Zaegel, Mike ............................................2004-2006Zakrzewski, Pete .....................................1967-1968Zorumski, Dennis ..............................................1967



Player Position Team YearJack Blake Forward NA 1970

John Carenza Forward NA 1970

John Carenza Forward NA 1971

Vince Fassi Back Second 1972

Tom Galati Back Second 1973

John Stremlau Back NA 1973

John Stremlau Back NA 1975

Chris Carenza Forward NA 1974

Bob Kessen Midfi eld NA 1974

Greg Makowski Back NA 1975

John Stremlau Midfi eld NA 1975



Mike Kelley Midfi eld NA 1978

Tom Groark Back First 1981

Ed Gettemeier Goalkeeper Third 1982

Chris Hundelt Midfi eld Third 1983

All-Americans

Greg Crook2nd NSCAA/HM Daktronics

Randy Roy2nd NSCAA/HM Daktronics

Zach Bauer3rd Daktronics

Player Position Team YearBill Stallings Forward Third 1984

Steve Trittschuh Back Third 1985

Steve Trittschuh Back First 1986

Matt Little Midfi eld First 1997

Justin McMillian Midfi eld First 2001

Chris Camacho Back Third 2002

Addae Rique Midfi elder First 2003

Cal Thomas Forward First 2003

Tim Velten Back Third 2003

Michael Burgund Back Second 2004

Mike Banner Forward First 2005

Kevin Thibodeau Back Second 2005

John Matthews Midfi eld Third 2006

Greg Crook Goalkeeper Second 2007

Zach Bauer Defender Third 2007

Randy Roy Midfi eld Second 2007

Dustin Attarian Forward Second 2007

Dustin Attarian2nd NSCAA

2007 All-Americans



Cougars in the Pros

Player Played for/Drafted By Mike Banner Chicago Fire Bruce Bellinger Minnesota (MISL) Rick Benben Atlanta Bob Bozada Minnesota Chris Cacciatore Rochester Jeff Cacciatore Ft. Lauderdale Steve Cacciatore Rochester Chris Carenza San Antonio John Carenza St. Louis Tim Clark Minnesota Chris Damico Kansas City John Deinowski St. Louis Stars Dave Delphus Minnesota Mark Downar St. Louis Stars Don Ebert New York Tom Galati Philadelphia Ed Gettemeier Kansas City (MISL) Montreal (NASL) Tim Groark St. Louis (MISL) Tim Guelker Buffalo Tom Henson St. Louis Stars Brian Higgins Indianapolis Joe Howe Atlanta Tom Howe St. Louis Stars Dave Hummert Los Angeles Chris Hundelt St. Louis Steamers Dave Hundelt Houston Kevin Hundelt St. Louis Steamers

Player Played For/Drafted By Mike Kelley Dallas Bobby Kessen Dallas Andy Korbesmeyer St. Louis Ambush Chester Kowalewski Denver Todd Lauer St. Louis Ambush Matt Little St. Louis Ambush Greg Makowski Colorado Scott Marty St. Louis Ambush Matt Malloy Phoenix (MISL) Dan McManemy St. Louis Knights Justin McMillian St. Louis Ambush Greg Mishalow Washington Mark Moran Kicks Dan O’Keefe Kansas City (MISL) Joe Reiniger St. Louis Ambush Addae Rique St. Louis Steamers Bob Robson Atlanta Darren Snyder St. Louis Ambush Bill Stallings St. Louis Ambush (MISL) John Stone Wichita (MISL) John Stremlau Dallas Cal Thomas St. Louis Steamers Steve Trittschuh St. Louis (MISL) Mike Twellman St. Louis (MISL) Tim Twellman Stars Tom Twellman Stars Greg Villa Kicks John Zacheis --

Below is a list of the players who were drafted and/or played on the professional level after leaving SIUE.

Joe Reiniger Greg Makowski Steve Trittschuh



NCAA Tournament Results1969Saint Louis 4 - SIUE 0

1970SIUE 6 - Cleveland State 0Saint Louis 2 - SIUE 1

1971SIUE 2 - Akron 0Saint Louis 3 - SIUE 1

1972 (National Champions)SIUE 3 - Akron 2SIUE 4 - Baltimore 1SIUE 1 - Oneonta 0

1973SIUE 3 - Northern Illinois 0Saint Louis 3 - SIUE 0

1974SIUE 2 - Indiana 0Saint Louis 2 - SIUE 1 (3 OT)

1975 (Runner-Up)SIUE 3 - Cleveland State 2SIUE 2 - Saint Louis 1SIUE 3 - Howard 1San Francisco 4 - SIUE 0

1976SIUE 1 - Saint Louis 0Indiana 1 - SIUE 0

1977 (Third Place)SIUE 3 - Indiana 2 (OT)SIUE 3 - Cleveland State 2 (OT)San Francisco 2 - SIUE 1 (OT)SIUE 3 - Brown 2

1978SIUE 3 - Saint Louis 2 (3 OT)Indiana 2 - SIUE 0

1979 (National Champions)SIUE 2 - Saint Louis 1SIUE 2 - Southern Methodist 1SIUE 4 - San Francisco 0SIUE 2 - Penn State 1SIUE 3 - Clemson 2

1980Southern Methodist 2 - SIUE 0

1981Eastern Illinois 2 - SIUE 1

1982 (National Semifi nalist)SIUE 1 - North Texas State 0SIUE 1 - San Francisco 0Indiana 1 - SIUE 0

1997Truman State 2 - SIUE 1

2001 (National Semifi nalist)SIUE 2 - Lewis 0SIUE 1 - Ashland 0Tampa 2 - SIUE 1 OT

2003SIUE 1 - Rockhurst 1 (win on PKs)at Truman State 5 - SIUE 2

2004 (Runner-Up)SIUE 3 - Wisconsin=Parkside 1at SIUE 3 - Tusculum 2SIUE 4 - UNC-Pembroke 1Seattle 2 - SIUE 1

2005 (National Semifi nalist)SIUE 0 - Truman State 0 (win on PKs)at SIUE 1 - Carson-Newman 0Franklin-Pierce 1 - SIUE 0

2006at SIUE 6 - Mercyhurst 1Northern Kentucky 3 - SIUE 2 OT

2007at SIUE 2 - Lewis 1Northern Kentucky 1 - SIUE 0



1972, 1979 National Champions

1972 Southern Illinois University Edwardsville won the fi rst-ever college division national championship, defeating Oneonta College 1-0 in the title game. SIUE went undefeated that season for an 11-0-3 mark. The three ties came from rivals Western Illinois, Saint Louis and Akron. The tie to Akron was quickly avenged in the opening game of the NCAA Championships as the Cougars rolled to a 3-2 win. Chris Carenza, the brother of SIUE’s all-time leading scorer John Carenza, posted 12 goals and three assists to lead the Cougars. Tom Twellman, who had four goals and two assists, was named SIUE’s Most Valuable Athlete. Kevin Howe would be named the team MVP. In goal, Rick Benben allowed just 10 goals and grabbed 85 saves.

1979 Proving that friends could together win a national championship, SIUE grabbed its only NCAA Division I crown behind a plethora of talented players, many of whom moved on to highly successful professional careers. It was the second national title for future Hall of Fame Coach Bob Guelker. The crafty coach got a hat trick in the championship game from Matt Malloy as SIUE defeated Clemson 3-2 for the title. After winning its fi rst two games, SIUE lost its next two at Seattle Pacifi c and San Francisco. There was team dissension, but the Cougars rallied to go undefeated in its next 20 games, a school record. One of SIUE’s all-time best goal scorers, Don Ebert, scored a school-record 22 goals that season and added 10 assists. Malloy had 11 goals but didn’t get into double-digit scoring until the title game. SIUE also had outstanding goalkeeping, with Ed Gettemeier and Mark Downar sharing time in the nets. Downar allowed 11 goals and Gettemeier gave up just nine. For Bob Guelker, it also was special to have his son, Tim, on the team. His three assists to Malloy in the championship game made Dad proud. The Cougars ran the tables on college soccer’s premier teams. Saint Louis was defeated in the fi rst round of the playoffs 2-1 at what would later be renamed Bob Guelker Field. SIUE followed with a 2-0 win over Southern Methodist and a 4-2 revenge victory over San Francisco. The Cougars then took Penn State 2-1 and closed it all with the victory over Clemson. After the season, many continued to play for SIUE. Others moved on. Thirteen players would eventually play soccer professionally, a sign of just how good this team really was.



SIUE Athletics Hall of Fame1972 Men’s SoccerSIUE won the fi rst-ever college division national championship, defeating Oneonta College 1-0 in the title game. SIUE, under Hall of Fame Coach Bob Guelker, went undefeated with an 11-0-3 record. Chris Carenza, who scored the game-winning goal in the national title game, led the team with 12 goals and three assists. Tom Twellman, who had four goals and two assists, was named SIUE’s Most Valuable Athlete. Kevin Howe was named the team’s Most Valuable Player. The other valuable players for the 1972 men’s soccer team were John Stremlau, Steve Cacciatore, Greg Modde, Dennis Driscoll, Tom Galati, Bob Kessen, Tim Putnam, Joe Gallagher, Steve Elliott, Bill Renaud, Mike Boland, Vince Fassi, Bill Barron, Norman Seim, Rick Benben, and Chester Kowalewski.

Chris CarenzaThe leading scorer for the men’s soccer Cougars in 1972 and 1974, Carenza currently ranks No. 3 on the all-time scoring list with 46 goals and 14 assists. An All-American in 1974, Carenza scored the game-winning goal for the Cougars in the 1972 national championship game for the Cougars.

Jack BlakeScored 25 goals and 15 assists for the SIUE men’s soccer team from 1978 to 1980. He joined John Carenza in 1970 as the fi rst All-Americans in men’s soccer for SIUE and also was a member of the U.S. Olympic team pool heading into the 1972 Olympics.

John Carenza Scored a school-record 71 goals and 29 assists in his SIUE men’s soccer career, marks that have stood for more than 30 years. An All-American in 1970 and 1971, Carenza was a member of the 1972 U.S. Olympic Team.

Tom HoweThe Most Valuable Player of the 1969 season, Tom Howe helped SIUE usher in the beginning of 14 consecu-tive NCAA appearances. Playing on three straight NCAA-bound teams, Howe scored 13 goals and added 19 assists in his four seasons as a midfi elder and a forward.

John Stremlau A stabilizing force in the Cougar mid-fi eld, John Stremlau played on four consecutive NCAA Tournament teams from 1972 to 1975. The 1972 team won the NCAA Division II national championship with Stremlau as the second-leading scorer on the team as a freshman.

Tom Twellman A true multi-sport standout, Tom Twellman was equally as comfortable on the soccer fi eld as he was on the baseball fi eld, garnering All-American honors in both sports. As a Cougar, Twellman led the SIUE baseball team in hitting his junior season (.352) and senior season (.367). Twellman helped SIUE to eight NCAA Tourna-ment appearances in the two sports.



SIUE Athletics Hall of Fame

Ed GettemeierA member of the national championship men’s soccer team in 1979, Ed Gettemeier went on to set the school record for shutouts with 20 in his goalkeeping career from 1979 to 1982. In the national championship season, Gettemeier was named the Bronze Boot Most Valuable Player. Gettemeier capped his career with All-American honors and the Senior Bowl MVP award after leading the Cougars to four consecutive NCAA appearances, including a Final Four in 1982.

Greg MakowskiA three-time, fi rst team All-American (1975-1977) for the Cougars, Greg Makowski led SIUE to a second-place fi nish and a national semifi nal in four seasons. Makowski later was the team captain of the U.S. Olympic Soccer team from 1977 to 1981 and a member of the U.S. national team from 1978 to 1982. The fi rst player selected in the 1978 NASL draft by the Colorado Caribous, Makowski played for several professional teams and was an MISL All-Star from 1983-1985 with the Kansas City Comets.

1979 Men’s SoccerSIUE earned the 1979 NCAA Division I crown behind a plethora of talented players for Hall of Fame Coach Bob Guelker. Matt Malloy scored a hat trick as SIUE defeated Clemson 3-2 in the national championship game in Tampa, Fla. The 1979 men’s soccer team includes Assistant Coach Rick Benben, Don Ebert, Tim Guelker, Ed Gettemeier, Mark Downar, Bob Bozada, Jeff Cacciatore, Tuaya Chiwanga, Tim Clark, Tom Groark, Joe Howe, Dave Hummert, Dave Hundelt, Pat Malloy, George Mishalow, Morris Mwongo, Steve Schell, Stuart Stevenson, Terry Trushel, and Mike Twellman.

Coach Bob GuelkerCoach Bob Guelker laid the foundation for the tradition of men’s soccer at SIUE. Almost immediately, Guelker transformed a new program into a perennial winner. He became the fi rst coach in collegiate soccer history to win both an NCAA Division II championship (1972) and an NCAA Division I championship (1979) at the same school. Guelker, the United States coach for the 1972 Olympic team, compiled a Soccer Hall of Fame resume with a record of 311-77-26.



Career Scoring

# Name G A Pts Year 1. John Carenza 71 29 171 1968-1972 2. Don Ebert 52 22 126 1977-1979 3. Chris Carenza 46 14 106 1970-1974 4. Joe Reiniger 37 19 93 1989-1992 5. Victor Pacheco 29 34 92 2003-2006 6. John Stremlau 33 25 91 1972-1975 7. Bill Stallings 39 12 90 1981-1984 8. Jim Nischbach 32 19 83 1987-1990 9. Tim Twellman 27 22 76 1973-1976 10. John Stone 30 15 75 1983-1986 10. Scott Marty 27 21 75 1990-1993 10. Darren Snyder 28 19 75 1993-1997 13. Tim Guelker 27 19 73 1977-1980 14. Dan Malloy 24 21 69 1981-1984 15. Matt Little 26 14 66 1997-1998 15. Matt Malloy 23 20 66 1977-1980 17. Jack Blake 25 15 65 1968-1970 18. Justin McMillian 25 11 61 1999, 2001 19. Dan O’Keefe 27 4 58 1980-1983 20. Steve Gauvain 22 13 57 1980-1983 20. Greg Villa 23 11 57 1975-1976 22. Yuzuru Takami 20 15 55 1999-2002 23. Jim Jackson 22 9 53 1984-1986 24. Cal Thomas 19 14 52 2000-2003 25. Pete Cacciatore 15 21 51 2002-2005 25. Mike Banner 18 15 51 2004-2006 27. Bruce Bellinger 16 16 48 1981-1984 28. Tom Stone 16 15 47 1987-1990 28. Brian Higgins 15 17 47 2002-2005 30. Justin Huneke 19 8 46 1998-2001 31. Tom Howe 13 19 45 1968-1971 32. Greg Makowski 17 10 44 1974-1977 33. Todd Hunter 16 11 43 1995-1998 33. Dustin Attarian 18 7 43 2006-2007 33. Mark Moran 18 7 43 1973-1976 36. Steve Hausmann 14 14 42 1987-1990 36. Jaron Hines 16 10 42 1993-1997 38. Ross Beveridge 17 8 41 2004-2007 38. Chris Cacciatore 16 9 41 1972-1975 40. John Matthews 15 10 40 2003-2006 40. Jim Applebaum 10 20 40 1984-1987 40. Jeff Cacciatore 11 18 40 1976-1979

# Name G A Pts Year 43. John Deinowski 14 10 38 1968-1971 43. Addae Rique 14 10 38 2003 45. Bob Bozada 12 13 37 1977-1979 46. Steve Cacciatore 12 12 36 1972-1975 46. Jerry Reed 12 12 36 1994-1997 46. Kevin Thibodeau 12 12 36 2004-2006 49. Steve Trittschuh 12 11 35 1983-1986 49. Mike Gauvain 10 15 35 1980-1983 49. David Mwendapole 12 11 35 2001 52. Kevin Bielicki 15 4 34 2006-2007 52. Tom Twellman 10 14 34 1973-1976 52. Joe Thomure 10 14 34 1991-1993 55. Pete Zakrzewski 11 9 31 1967-1968 56. Chris Garofalo 9 12 30 1990-1992 57. Matthew Horan 4 21 29 1999-2002 58. Pat Malloy 6 16 28 1978-1981 58. Steve Stocker 9 10 28 1985-1986 60. Adam Lanter 8 10 26 2004-05, ‘07 60. Josh Hickam 12 2 26 2002 60. Mike Ngonyani 12 2 26 2002 63. Tim Collico 10 5 25 2004-2005 63. Fred Faucett 8 11 25 1968-1970 63. Tim Holstein 10 5 25 1973-1976 66. Eric Modeer 7 11 25 1996, ‘98-’00 67. Tim Loughman 9 6 24 1981-1984 67. Jayme Sadl 9 6 24 1986-1989 67. Doug Kunz 9 6 24 1990-1993 70. Steve Schell 8 7 23 1979-1983 70. Jason Maxfi eld 8 7 23 1996-1997 70. Brad Kroenig 9 5 23 1998-1999 73. Bobby Kessen 7 8 22 1971-1974 73. Tom Groark 6 10 22 1979-1982 75. John Gates 9 3 21 1983-1986 75. Mike Brown 7 7 21 1983-1986 75. Justin Bernaix 7 7 21 1997-1999 78. Dave Hundelt 9 2 20 1976-1979 78. Jason Turkington 8 4 20 1993-1996 80. Tim Amlong 7 5 19 1985-1986 80. Mickey Conway 3 13 19 1968-1970 80. Matt Nemnich 3 13 19 1991-1992 80. Brandon Gibbs 6 7 19 1999-2000 80. Leo Bourneuf 5 9 19 1980-82, 84

Through 2007 Season



Team Records (Season)Most Shots: ........................................................................... 631 (1975)

Fewest Shots: ....................................................................... 120 (1967)

Most Shots in a Game: ........................................................... 78 (1971)

Most Shots/Game: ............................................................... 40.6 (1974)

Fewest Shots/Game: ........................................................... 10.3 (1982)

Most Goals: ............................................................................ 65 (2001)

Most Assists: ........................................................................... 63 (1997)

Fewest goals allowed: .............................................................. 4 (1974)

Most Points: .......................................................................... 191 (1997)

Most Saves: ...................................................... 138 (1979, 1993, 2000)

Most Shutouts: ........................................................................ 13 (2005)

Consecutive Wins: ........................................................ 15 (1997, 2003)

Consecutive games without a loss: ........................................ 20 (1979)

Consecutive games without a loss (span of seasons): ......24 (1972-73)

Consecutive shutouts: ............................................................ 10 (1973)

Consecutive shutouts over a span of seasons: ................. 11 (1972-73)

Coaching Records Year Record .........................................................................Coach 1967 3-3-0 ...................................................................Bob Guelker 1968 10-0-0 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1969 10-1-1 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1970 9-3-0 ...................................................................Bob Guelker 1971 10-2-1 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1972 11-0-3* ..............................................................Bob Guelker 1973 11-2-1 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1974 12-3-0 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1975 14-4-0 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1976 12-4-0 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1977 12-4-1 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1978 14-3-1 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1979 19-2-3* ...............................................................Bob Guelker 1980 10-8-2 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1981 13-4-1 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1982 15-4-1 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1983 10-6-2 .................................................................Bob Guelker 1984 8-7-4 ...................................................................Bob Guelker 1985 13-7-0 .................................................................Bob Guelker Total 216-67-21 (19 years)

1986 11-5-2 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1987 9-8-3 .....................................................................Ed Huneke 1988 10-9-2 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1989 11-9-1 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1990 11-10-1 .................................................................Ed Huneke 1991 9-11-0 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1992 12-5-1 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1993 4-14-0 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1994 6-12-0 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1995 3-13-1 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1996 11-7-1 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1997 18-2-1 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1998 7-11-1 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 1999 11-7-1 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 2000 11-7-2 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 2001 17-3-3 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 2002 13-4-2 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 2003 16-4-1 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 2004 19-3-2 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 2005 16-3-3 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 2006 15-4-3 ...................................................................Ed Huneke 2007 11-4-3 ...................................................................Ed Huneke Total 251-155-34 (22 years)

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Records

Single-Game Individual RecordsGoals: ............................................................... 5, John Carenza (1970)

Shots: .............................................................14, Chris Carenza (1974)

Saves: ........................................................... 18, Shawn O’Fallon (1989)

Single-Game Team RecordsGoals: ................................................................ 13, Jacksonville (1971)

Assists: ............................................10, Southeast Missouri State (1985)

Goals allowed: ......................................... 7, Southern Methodist (1989)

Shots: ................................................................ 78, Jacksonville (1971)

20,112* Saint Louis (1973)

22,512* Saint Louis (1980)

*At Busch Stadium

Attendance Records



Year Shots Goals Assists Points Saves

1967 Pete Zakrzewski 34 Pete Zakrzewski 10 Rich Van Dillion 6 Pete Zakrzewski 25 N/A

1968 John Carenza 42 John Carenza 15 John Carenza 11 John Carenza 41 N/A

1969 John Carenza 81 John Carenza 20 Mickey Conway 8 John Carenza 45 James Stranz 51

1970 N/A John Carenza 15 John Carenza 7 John Carenza 37 Rick Benben 79

1971 John Carenza 94 John Carenza 21 Tom Howe 8 John Carenza 48 Rick Benben 67

1972 Chris Carenza 125 Chris Carenza 12 Steve Cacciatore 4 Chris Carenza 27 Rick Benben 84

1973 John Stremlau 70 John Stremlau 11 John Stremlau 7 John Stremlau 29 Chester Kowalewski 101

Tom Galati 70

1974 Chris Carenza 144 Chris Carenza 16 John Stremlau 7 Chris Carenza 37 Mark Kiesewetter 64

1975 Greg Villa 121 Tim Twellman 12 Tim Twellman 11 Tim Twellman 35 Bob Robson 78

1976 Greg Villa 117 Greg Villa 14 Tim Twellman 11 Greg Villa 31 Bob Robson 99

1977 Greg Makowski 89 Don Ebert 14 Don Ebert 6 Don Ebert 34 Bob Robson 84

Jeff Cacciatore 6

1978 Don Ebert 137 Don Ebert 16 Tim Guelker 8 Don Ebert 36 Bob Robson 77

Matt Malloy 8

1979 Don Ebert 162 Don Ebert 22 Don Ebert 10 Don Ebert 54 Ed Gettemeier 76

1980 Tim Guelker 79 Tim Guelker 10 Mike Gauvain 5 Tim Guelker 24 Mark Downar 77

1981 Bill Stallings 33 Dan Malloy 12 Pat Malloy 7 Dan Malloy 24 Ed Gettemeier 64

1982 Dan O’Keefe 35 Dan O’Keefe 13 Steve Gauavin 8 Dan O’Keefe 27 Ed Gettemeier 122

1983 Bill Stallings 46 Bill Stallings 9 Dan Malloy 7 Bill Stallings 21 Dave Cappetta 82

1984 Bill Stallings 67 Bill Stallings 14 Dan Malloy 6 Bill Stallings 33 Dave Cappetta 83

1985 John Stone 81 John Stone 14 Steve Stocker 9 John Stone 34 Mike England 82

1986 John Stone 54 John Stone 11 John Stone 7 John Stone 29 Mike England 71

Jim Appelbaum 7

1987 Jim Jackson 60 Jim Jackson 10 Jim Appelbaum 10 Jim Jackson 24 Steve Range 43

1988 Jim Nischbach 41 Jim Nischbach 10 Brad Hilke 4 Jim Nischbach 22 Steve Range 92

1989 Joe Reiniger 58 Joe Reiniger 11 Jim Nischbach 6 Jim Nischbach 26 Chris Damico 34

1990 Scott Marty 44 Joe Reiniger 8 Jim Nischbach 8 Jim Nischbach 22 Derek Reis 60

1991 Scott Marty 81 Scott Marty 10 Joe Reiniger 9 Scott Marty 28 Derek Reis 71

1992 Joe Reiniger 50 Joe Reiniger 9 Matt Nemnich 11 Scott Marty 24 Derek Reis 53

Scott Marty 9

SIUE Leaders by Season



Year Shots Goals Assists Points Saves

1993 Scott Marty 31 Jason Limpert 4 Three tied with 3 Darren Snyder 9 Derek Reis 125

Darren Snyder 4 Joe Thomure 9

1994 Jeff Deist 40 Jeff Deist 7 Jaron Hines 7 Jeff Deist 18 Doug Fox 127

1995 David Gee 35 David Gee 4 David Gee 5 David Gee 13 Doug Fox 99

1996 Darren Snyder 66 Darren Snyder 12 Darren Snyder 8 Darren Snyder 32 Andy Korbesmeyer 93

1997 Matt Little 64 Matt Little 13 Matt Little 11 Matt Little 37 Andy Korbesmeyer 99

1998 Matt Little 59 Matt Little 13 Matt Little 4 Matt Little 30 Chris Koenig 40

Todd Hunter 4

1999 Brad Kroenig 47 Justin McMillian 9 Matthew Horan 5 Justin McMillian 21 Donny Sheehan 60

2000 Brandon Gibbs 53 Brandon Gibbs 6 Brandon Gibbs 7 Brandon Gibbs 19 Donny Sheehan 47

2001 David Mwendapole 75 Justin McMillian 16 David Mwendapole 11 Justin McMillian 40 Matt Evers 65

Matthew Horan 11

2002 Mike Ngonyani 62 Mike Ngonyani 12 Pete Cacciatore 8 Mike Ngonyani 26 Matt Evers 71

Josh Hickam 12 Josh Hickam 26

2003 Victor Pacheco 94 Addae Rique 14 Addae Rique 10 Addae Rique 38 Bret Richardson 78

2004 Mike Banner 66 Victor Pacheco 7 Victor Pacheco 10 Victor Pacheco 24 Nicholas Frasca 57

2005 Mike Banner 71 Mike Banner 6 Victor Pacheco 6 Victor Pacheco 30 Nicholas Frasca 41

2006 Mike Banner 59 Dustin Attarian 8 Victor Pacheco 11 Dustin Attarian 22 Greg Crook 36

2007 Kevin Bielicki 37 Dustin Attarian 10 Bob Ridder 6 Dustin Attarian 21 Greg Crook 56

SIUE Leaders by Season

ABOVE: Mike Gauvain was the assists leader for the Cougars in 1980. RIGHT: John Carenza is SIUE’s all-time leader in scoring.



1967 (3-3) Blackburn ........................................................W 4-1 Harris Teachers ............................................... L 3-0 Greenville ........................................................ L 3-2 Westminster ....................................................W 6-3 Missouri-St. Louis ...........................................W 6-0 Greenville ........................................................ L 2-1

1968 (10-0-0) Westminster ....................................................W 7-1 at Eastern Illinois ............................................W 3-2 at Washington (Mo.) ......................................W 3-0 at Harris Teachers ..........................................W 3-0 Lewis ..............................................................W 7-1 Blackburn ........................................................W 7-2 Greenville .....................................................W 10-1 Quincy ............................................................W 2-1 at Illinois-Chicago ...........................................W 3-0 Missouri-St. Louis ...........................................W 4-0

1969 (10-1-1)Blackburn ........................................................W 6-1 at Akron ..........................................................W 3-1 !Indiana ...........................................................W 6-1 at Lewis ..........................................................W 5-0 at Quincy ......................................................... T 3-3 Harris Teachers ............................................ W 11-1 at Greenville ...................................................W 8-0 Eastern Illinois ................................................W 3-2 Washington .....................................................W 5-0 Illinois-Chicago ...............................................W 3-1 at Missouri-St. Louis .......................................W 2-1 *Saint Louis ..................................................... L 4-0 *NCAA Tournament

1970 (9-3-0)at Illinois-Chicago ...........................................W 2-1 Akron .............................................................W 3-0 at Rockhurst ...................................................W 3-1 Quincy ............................................................. L 1-0 Missouri-St. Louis ...........................................W 4-1 British Columbia .............................................W 3-1 !South Florida ................................................W 6-0 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 3-1 at Eastern Illinois ............................................W 4-1 Harris Teachers ..............................................W 3-0 **Cleveland State ..........................................W 6-0 **Saint Louis ................................................... L 2-1 **NCAA Tournament

1971 (10-2-1)at Ottawa ........................................................W 2-0 Akron ..............................................................W 4-0 Rockhurst .......................................................W 5-2 Illinois-Chicago ................................................ T 1-1 at Missouri-St. Louis .......................................W 3-0 Eastern Illinois ................................................W 3-0 at Quincy ........................................................W 1-0 Jacksonville ..................................................W 13-0 Wisconsin-Parkside ........................................W 7-0

at Saint Louis .................................................. L 2-1 South Florida ..................................................W 3-1 *Akron .............................................................W 2-0 *Saint Louis .................................................... L 3-1 *NCAA Tournament

1972 (11-0-3)at Wisconsin-Parkside ....................................W 6-0 at Rockhurst ...................................................W 3-2 at Illinois-Chicago ...........................................W 5-0 *Western Illinois ............................................... T 1-1 *at Northern Illinois .........................................W 2-0 Missouri-St. Louis ...........................................W 2-0 Michigan State ................................................W 4-1 Quincy ............................................................W 1-0 Saint Louis ...................................................... T 1-1 at Akron ........................................................... T 2-2 Eastern Illinois ................................................W 3-0 **Akron ...........................................................W 3-2 **Baltimore ......................................................W 4-1 **Oneonta .......................................................W 1-0 *Governor’s Cup**NCAA Tournament

1973 (11-2-1)at Akron ..........................................................W 2-0 Rockhurst .......................................................W 1-0 California State-Fullerton ................................W 5-0 Illinois-Chicago ...............................................W 9-0 at Quincy ........................................................W 2-0 *at Eastern Illinois ...........................................W 1-0 *Northern Illinois .............................................W 1-0 at Missouri-St. Louis ........................................ T 0-0 at Michigan State ............................................W 2-0 Blackburn ........................................................W 3-0 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 1-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee .....................................W 5-0 **Northern Illinois ............................................W 3-0 **Saint Louis .................................................... L 3-0 *Governor’s Cup**NCAA Tournament

1974 (12-3)at Air Force .....................................................W 6-0 at Colorado College ........................................W 2-0 Akron ..............................................................W 5-0 at Rockhurst ...................................................W 3-2 at Blackburn ....................................................W 2-0 at Illinois-Chicago ...........................................W 4-1 *Western Illinois ............................................... L 5-4 *Northern Illinois .............................................W 4-0 Missouri-St. Louis ...........................................W 3-1 Alabama-Huntsville .........................................W 3-0 Quincy ............................................................. L 1-0 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................W 5-2 Saint Louis .....................................................W 1-0 **Indiana ........................................................W 2-0 **Saint Louis (3 OT) ......................................... L 2-1 *Governor’s Cup**NCAA Tournament

1975 (14-4)at Florida International ....................................W 4-0

at Clemson ...................................................... L 2-1 at Akron ..........................................................W 5-4 Rockhurst .......................................................W 1-0 Blackburn ........................................................W 3-0 Illinois-Chicago ...............................................W 2-1 UCLA ..............................................................W 4-0 *Eastern Illinois ................................................ L 1-0 *at Western Illinois ..........................................W 5-0 at Missouri-St. Louis .......................................W 4-2 at Quincy (OT) ................................................. L 6-3 Benedictine .....................................................W 5-1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee .....................................W 7-0 Saint Louis .....................................................W 2-1 **Cleveland State ...........................................W 3-2 **Saint Louis ..................................................W 2-1 **Howard ........................................................W 3-1 **San Francisco ............................................... L 4-0 *Governor’s Cup**NCAA Tournament

1976 (12-4)at New York-Albany ........................................W 3-0 Akron ..............................................................W 5-2 at Rockhurst ...................................................W 4-1 at Blackburn ..................................................W 10-0 Clemson (OT) .................................................. L 4-2 *at Northern Illinois .........................................W 2-0 *Western Illinois ..............................................W 4-1 Missouri-St. Louis ...........................................W 3-2 Air Force .........................................................W 2-1 at Quincy ......................................................... L 1-0 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................W 5-0 at Illinois-Chicago ...........................................W 3-0 Saint Louis ....................................................... L 1-0 **Saint Louis ...................................................W 2-1 **Indiana .......................................................... L 1-0 *Governor’s Cup **NCAA Tournament

1977 (12-4-1)at Connecticut .................................................. L 4-0 at Rhode Island ..............................................W 3-0 at Bridgeport ...................................................W 2-0 Rockhurst .......................................................W 5-0 Illinois-Chicago ...............................................W 8-0 Benedictine .....................................................W 5-0 *at Eastern Illinois ...........................................W 3-2 *Western Illinois ............................................... T 1-1 at Missouri-St. Louis ........................................ L 1-0 at Quincy .........................................................W 2-1 at Akron ..........................................................W 2-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...................................... L 3-2 Saint Louis .....................................................W 3-2 **Indiana (4OT) ...............................................W 3-2 **Cleveland State (3OT) .................................W 3-2 **San Francisco (OT) ...................................... L 2-1 Brown .............................................................W 3-2 *Governor’s Cup**NCAA Tournament

1978 (14-3-1)at Southern Methodist ....................................W 4-1 at North Texas (OT) .......................................... T 2-2

Year By Year Results



at Hartwick ......................................................W 5-0 at Penn State ................................................... L 2-0 at Rockhurst ...................................................W 3-1 at Benedictine .................................................W 3-0 Missouri-St. Louis ...........................................W 7-0 *Northern Illinois .............................................W 4-0 *Eastern Illinois ...............................................W 1-0 Akron ..............................................................W 6-0 Quincy (OT) ...................................................W 3-2 Covenant ........................................................W 5-0 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................W 2-0 at Illinois-Chicago ...........................................W 3-2 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 1-0 Bowling Green State .......................................W 4-1 **Saint Louis (3OT) .........................................W 3-2 **Indiana .......................................................... L 2-0 *Governor’s Cup**NCAA Tournament

1979 (19-2-3)at Simon Fraser ..............................................W 4-1 at Washington .................................................W 6-0 at Seattle Pacifi c .............................................. L 2-1 at San Francisco .............................................. L 3-2 at Santa Clara (OT) ........................................W 2-1 at UCLA ..........................................................W 2-0 Rockhurst (OT) ...............................................W 1-0 North Texas ....................................................W 5-0 Evansville (OT) ................................................ T 2-2 at Missouri-St. Louis (OT) ................................ T 1-1 *at Western Illinois ..........................................W 3-0 *Eastern Illinois ...............................................W 3-0 at Bowling Green State ...................................W 4-2 at Akron ..........................................................W 2-0 at Quincy ........................................................W 2-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee .....................................W 2-0 Illinois-Chicago ...............................................W 2-1 Saint Louis ......................................................W 2-0 S. Methodist ..................................................... T 1-1 **Saint Louis ...................................................W 2-1 **S. Methodist .................................................W 2-0 **San Francisco ..............................................W 4-2 **Penn State ...................................................W 2-1 **Clemson .......................................................W 3-2 *Governor’s Cup**NCAA Tournament

1980 (10-8-2)at Connecticut .................................................. L 1-0 at Boston ........................................................W 3-1 at Boston College ...........................................W 3-1 at Southern Methodist (OT) ............................. T 1-1 at Texas Christian ...........................................W 6-0 South Carolina ................................................W 3-1 Indiana ............................................................. L 1-0 Hardin-Simmons .............................................W 4-1 at Evansville (OT) ........................................... T 2-2 Missouri-St. Louis (OT) .................................... L 2-1 *at Northern Illinois .........................................W 4-0 *Eastern Illinois ...............................................W 3-0 San Francisco (OT) ......................................... L 2-1 at Rockhurst (OT) ............................................ L 1-0

Quincy ............................................................W 2-1 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................. L 3-1 at Illinois-Chicago ...........................................W 1-0 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 5-1 Avila ................................................................W 3-0 **at Southern Methodist ................................... L 2-0 *Governor’s Cup**NCAA Tournament

1981 (13-4-1)!Lynchburg ......................................................W 2-0 !at South Carolina ............................................ L 2-1 Evansville .......................................................W 5-2 Avila (OT) .......................................................W 2-1 Southern Methodist ........................................W 5-0 Cleveland State ..............................................W 2-0 at Indiana ......................................................... L 3-2 *Western Illinois (OT) .....................................W 2-1 *at Eastern Illinois (OT) .................................... T 1-1 Texas Christian ...............................................W 8-0 at Missouri-St. Louis .......................................W 4-0 at Quincy (OT) ................................................W 4-3 Wisconsin-Milwaukee .....................................W 3-0 Illinois-Chicago ...............................................W 2-1 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 2-1 Air Force (OT) .................................................W 2-1 Brigham Young ...............................................W 1-0 **Eastern Illinois .............................................. L 2-1 *Governor’s Cup **NCAA Tournament

1982 (15-4-1)Avila ................................................................W 2-0 at Evansville ...................................................W 3-1 at Southern Methodist ....................................W 2-0 at North Texas ................................................W 4-2 Penn State ......................................................W 2-1 Clemson .......................................................... L 2-1 Indiana ............................................................. L 1-0 Northeast Louisiana .......................................W 8-0 *Northern Illinois .............................................W 5-0 *Eastern Illinois (OT) ....................................... T 1-1 Illinois State ....................................................W 9-1 Missouri-St. Louis ............................................ L 2-1 Quincy ............................................................W 3-0 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................W 2-1 at Illinois-Chicago ...........................................W 3-0 Saint Louis .....................................................W 2-0 at Air Force .....................................................W 3-1 **North Texas ..................................................W 1-0 **San Francisco ..............................................W 1-0 **Indiana .......................................................... L 1-0 *Governor’s Cup**NC AA Tournament

1983 (10-6-2)at Central Florida ............................................. T 1-1 at Illinois State ................................................W 2-0 at Indiana ......................................................... L 2-0 at Clemson ...................................................... L 2-1 Southern Methodist (OT) ................................. T 1-1 North Texas ....................................................W 1-0 Evansville .......................................................W 4-1

Alabama A&M .................................................. L 3-1 *at Western Illinois ........................................... L 1-0 *Northern Illinois .............................................W 2-1 at Missouri-St. Louis ........................................ L 1-0 at Quincy ........................................................W 4-2 Illinois-Chicago ...............................................W 4-0 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 3-1 Air Force .........................................................W 3-2 Creighton ........................................................W 4-1 Principia ..........................................................W 8-0 Missouri State .................................................W 2-1 *Governor’s Cup

1984 (8-7-4)at SE Missouri State .......................................W 6-0 Illinois State ....................................................W 3-1 at Evansville .................................................... L 3-1 at Duke ............................................................ L 3-2 South Florida ................................................... L 3-1 at Southern Methodist (OT) ............................. T 2-2 at North Texas (OT) ......................................... T 3-3 Quincy ............................................................W 3-1 Marquette (OT) ................................................ T 2-2 *Eastern Illinois ...............................................W 3-1 *at Northern Illinois .......................................... L 3-1 Missouri-St. Louis ............................................ L 2-0 Creighton ........................................................W 3-1 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................W 2-0 Illinois-Chicago ...............................................W 7-0 Saint Louis (OT) .............................................. L 1-0 Indiana ............................................................. L 1-0 Northeast Louisiana ........................................W 3-1 at Air Force (OT) .............................................. T 1-1 *Governor’s Cup

1985 (13-7)Missouri State ...............................................W 12-0 Missouri-Rolla .................................................W 5-1 Hartwick ........................................................... L 3-1 Oneonta ..........................................................W 3-1 at Illinois State ................................................. L 2-1 at Quincy ........................................................W 1-0 Southern Methodist ........................................W 2-1 North Texas State ............................................ L 1-0 Evansville ........................................................ L 2-1 at Indiana ......................................................... L 3-2 *Western Illinois ............................................... L 1-0 *Northern Illinois .............................................W 3-2 at Missouri-St. Louis .......................................W 4-1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee .....................................W 1-0 Illinois-Chicago .............................................W 10-0 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 4-1 Air Force .........................................................W 1-0 Northeast Louisiana ........................................W 3-0 at Creighton ....................................................W 4-1 at Wisconsin-Madison ....................................W 4-1 *Governor’s Cup

1986 (11-5-2)at MacMurray ..................................................W 6-3




Air Force .......................................................... T 1-1 Sangamon State .............................................W 5-3 at Evansville .................................................... L 2-0 at Wisconsin-Madison ..................................... T 2-2 Illinois State ....................................................W 5-2 Memphis .........................................................W 5-0 Missouri State .................................................W 4-0 *Eastern Illinois ...............................................W 3-1 *Western Illinois ............................................... T 1-1 Quincy ............................................................. L 4-3 Truman State ..................................................W 2-1 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................W 2-1 at Southern Methodist ..................................... L 1-0 at North Texas ................................................W 4-0 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 1-0 Missouri-St. L ouis ..........................................W 2-1 at Northwestern ............................................... L 1-0 *Governor’s Cup

1987 (9-8-3)at Memphis ....................................................... L 1-0 Northwestern ..................................................W 4-0 at Marquette ...................................................W 4-2 Tulsa ...............................................................W 2-1 Wisconsin-Madison ......................................... L 1-0 Michigan State ................................................W 4-2 Evansville (OT) ...............................................W 1-0 California-Berkeley .......................................... L 2-1 North Carolina-Charlotte .................................. L 1-0 *Northern Illinois .............................................W 5-1 *Western Illinois ............................................... L 3-2 at Quincy (OT) ................................................. T 1-1 at Illinois State ................................................. L 5-0 at Indiana ......................................................... L 3-0 Southern Methodist ......................................... T 1-1 North Texas ....................................................W 1-0 at Saint Louis ................................................... L 2-0 at Missouri-St. Louis .......................................W 2-0 MacMurray ......................................................W 3-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee (OT) ...............................T2-2 *Governor’s Cup

1988 (10-9-2)Northern Illinois ...............................................W 2-1 at Cincinnati ....................................................W 5-2 !Bowling Green State ......................................W 2-0 !Richmond (OT) ............................................... T 2-2 at Evansville .................................................... L 3-0 !Marquette ......................................................W 4-2 !Western Kentucky .........................................W 2-1 Drake ..............................................................W 3-1 Air Force .........................................................W 2-1 *Eastern Illinois (PK) ........................................ T 1-1 *Northern Illinois .............................................. L 2-0 Quincy ............................................................. L 1-0 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 5-0 Illinois State (OT) ............................................W 1-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...................................... L 2-1 Indiana ............................................................. L 1-0 Southern Methodist ......................................... L 2-0

North Texas ....................................................W 2-0 **Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................W 2- 1 **Quincy ........................................................... L 3-1 Missouri-St. Louis ............................................ L 3-2 *Governor’s Cup**BCSC Tournament

1989 (11-9-1)Wisconsin-Milwaukee (OT) .............................. L 5-2 at Missouri-St. Louis (OT) ................................ L 1-0 at Drake ..........................................................W 1-0 Cincinnati ......................................................... L 3-0 at Missouri State .............................................W 2-1 New Mexico (OT) ............................................W 3-2 at Air Force .....................................................W 2-0 Memphis .........................................................W 3-1 Bradley ...........................................................W 5-2 at Northern Illinois ............................................ L 4-3 at Saint Louis (OT) .......................................... L 3-1 at Quincy ......................................................... L 1-0 *Western Illinois ..............................................W 5-1 *at Eastern Illinois (OT) ................................... T 0-0 at Illinois State ................................................. L 3-0 Louisville .........................................................W 3-0 at Indiana ......................................................... L 5-1 Southern Methodist ......................................... L 7-1 North Texas ....................................................W 4-1 **at Northern Illinois ......................................... L 2-1 Northwestern ..................................................W 3-0 *Governor’s Cup**BCSC Tournament

1990 (11-10-1)!California State-Fullerton ................................ L 4-1 !Centenary ......................................................W 5-1 !Tulsa .............................................................. T 1-1 !Memphis ......................................................... L 1-0 at Sangamon State .......................................... L 3-0 Drake .............................................................W 4-1 *Northern Illinois (OT) .....................................W 2-1 *Eastern Illinois ..............................................W 3-2 Saint Louis ...................................................... L 3-2 at Quincy ........................................................W 2-1 at Cincinnati ..................................................... L 3-0 at Louisville .....................................................W 2-1 Missouri-St. Louis ............................................ L 4-1 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .................................W 3-0 Illinois State (OT) ............................................. T 1-1 at Southern Methodist ..................................... L 4-0 at North Texas ................................................. L 2-0 Bradley ...........................................................W 5-2 Wright State ..................................................... L 1-0 Creighton (OT) ................................................W 2-1 **Louisville ......................................................W 4-2 **Drake ............................................................ L 2-1 *Governor’s Cup **BCSC Tournament

1991 (9-11)!New Mexico .................................................... L 2-1 at Creighton ..................................................... L 3-2 !Old Dominion (OT) ......................................... L 2-1 at William and Mary ......................................... L 3-1

Missouri State .................................................W 3-1 at Illinois State ................................................. L 3-0 *at Western Illinois ..........................................W 1-0 *Sangamon State ............................................ T 0-0 at Saint Louis ................................................... L 3-2 at Bradley .......................................................W 1-0 Cincinnati ........................................................W 4-2 Western Kentucky ..........................................W 4-1 DePaul ............................................................W 1-0 Memphis ..........................................................W 2-1 Southern Methodist ......................................... L 2-1 North Texas (OT) ............................................. L 5-2 Wisconsin-Milwaukee (OT) ............................... L 4-2 Arkansas-Little Rock .......................................W 3-1 Louisville (OT) ................................................W 3-1 at Quincy ......................................................... L 2-0 *Governor’s Cup

1992 (12-5-1)Marquette .......................................................W 5-0 at Missouri State .............................................W 1-0 Bradley ...........................................................W 4-1 *at Eastern Illinois ...........................................W 2-0 *Western Illinois ..............................................W 6-1 !Alabama A&M ...............................................W 4 -2 at Western Kentucky ......................................W 6-2 Saint Louis (OT) .............................................. L 1-0 Loyola .............................................................W 1-0 at Louisville ...................................................... L 2-1 at Cincinnati ....................................................W 3-2 Southern Indiana ............................................W 1-0 at Drake ..........................................................W 3-2 at Tulsa ...........................................................W 3-1 at North Texas ................................................. L 6-1 at Southern Methodist ..................................... L 5-0 Creighton ......................................................... L 1-0 Quincy (OT) ..................................................... T 2-2 *Governor’s Cup

1993 (4-14)Oral Roberts (OT ) ..........................................W 3-1 at Southern Indiana ......................................... L 4-2 at Bradley ........................................................ L 4-0 Illinois State ..................................................... L 2-1 *Western Illinois ..............................................W 2-1 *Eastern Illinois ................................................ L 2-0 at Saint Louis ................................................... L 3-0 Louisville .........................................................W 3-1Missouri State ................................................W 3-1 !Wisconsin-Green Bay ..................................... L 2-1 at Marquette ................................................... L 2-0- at Memphis ...................................................... L 3-1 at Alabama-Birmingham .................................. L 2-1 North Texas (OT) ............................................. L 3-2 Southern Methodist ......................................... L 4-2 at Florida International ..................................... L 5-0 !Wisconsin-Madison ........................................ L 3-0 Quincy ............................................................. L 2-1 *Governor’s Cup




1994 (6-12)at Louisville ...................................................... L 3-0 at Illinois State ................................................. L 3-0 at Western Illinois ...........................................W 3-0 Western Kentucky ..........................................W 5-3 at Quincy ......................................................... L 4-0 *Western Illinois ............................................... L 4-3 Bradley ............................................................ L 3-1 Missouri-Kansas City ......................................W 2-1 at Creighton ..................................................... L 5-1 at Missouri-Kansas City ................................... L 2-1 Quincy ...........................................................W 1- 0 Southern Indiana ............................................. L 4-0 Saint Louis ....................................................... L 4-1 at Southern Methodist ..................................... L 5-0 !Arkansas-Little Rock ......................................W 3-1 Drake ..............................................................W 3-2 Eastern Illinois ................................................. L 4-2 at Eastern Illinois ............................................. L 1-0 !Illinois Governor’s Cup (Springfi eld, Ill.); *at Dallas, Tex.

1995 (3-13-1)at Cleveland State ........................................... L 3-1 Northeastern Illinois ..................................W 1-0 OT at Saint Louis ................................................... L 4-0 Bradley ............................................................ L 2-1 at Northern Illinois ............................................ L 4-0 Missouri-Kansas City ................................. L 4-1 OT Quincy ....................................................... T 0-0 OT at Western Illinois ............................................ L 3-1 !Michigan State ................................................ L 4-0 !Eastern Michigan ............................................ L 2-1 Arkansas-Little Rock ........................................ L 4-2 Eastern Illinois ................................................. L 4-1 Western Illinois ................................................ L 4-1 at Quincy .......................................................W 2-0 at Missouri-Kansas City ..................................W 3-2 at Drake ........................................................... L 2-1 at Eastern Illinois ............................................. L 2-1 !Neutral sites

1996 (11-7-1/6-4-1) Missouri-Rolla .................................................W 4-0 Mercyhurst ......................................................W 2-1 at Oakland (OT) ............................................... L 2-0 McKendree .....................................................W 4-1 at Eastern Illinois ............................................. L 1-0 *Bellarmine .....................................................W 4-1 Kentucky Wesleyan ........................................W 7-0 *at Quincy ........................................................ L 1-0 *Southern Indiana ...........................................W 2-1 Drury ...............................................................W 3-2 *IUPU-Ft. Wayne ............................................W 3-1 *at Northern Kentucky ....................................W 2-1 *Indianapolis ...................................................W 2-1 *St. Joseph’s (OT) ........................................... T 1-1 *at Missouri-St. Louis ....................................... L 2-1 Truman State ..................................................W 4-2 *at Lewis .......................................................... L 3-0

*at Wisconsin-Parkside .................................... L 3-0 #Quincy (3OT) ................................................. L 1-0 *GLVC Games; #GLVC Tournament

1997 (18-2-1/10-1) Missouri Southern ............................................. T 2-2 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan ............................W 2-1 vs. Alderson Broaddus ....................................W 6-1 Western Illinois ...............................................W 2-0 Lincoln ............................................................W 8-0 *at St. Joseph’s ...............................................W 3-2 *at Indianapolis ...............................................W 2-1 *Northern Kentucky ........................................W 3-0 *IUPU-Ft. Wayne ............................................W 1-0 *Missouri-St. Louis ..........................................W 2-0 *at Southern Indiana .......................................W 4-1 *Quincy ...........................................................W 3-2 *at Kentucky Wesleyan ...................................W 9-1 *at Bellarmine .................................................W 5-1 %Mercyhurst ...................................................W 2-1 %Gannon ........................................................W 2-1 *Wisconsin-Parkside ........................................ L 0-1 *Lewis .............................................................W 3-1 #Quincy ..........................................................W 1-0 #Wisconsin-Parkside ......................................W 3-1 !Truman State .................................................. L 2-1 *GLVC Games#GLVC Tournament%Hamot Classic (Erie, Pa.)! NCAA Tournament

1998 (7-11-1/5-6) #Gannon .......................................................... L 1-0 #Mercyhurst ....................................................W 1-0 !West Virginia Wesleyan .................................. L 2-1 !Charleston ...................................................... L 2-1 *at WisconsinParkside ..................................... L 2-1 *at Lewis .......................................................... L 2-0 *Saint Joseph’s ...............................................W 5-0 *Indianapolis ...................................................W 2-0 *at Northern Kentucky ..................................... L 3-0 *at IUPU-Ft. Wayne ......................................... L 2-1 Missouri-Rolla .................................................. L 2-1 *at Missouri-St. Louis ....................................... L 2-0 *Southern Indiana ...........................................W 3-0 *at Quincy ........................................................ L 2-0 Rockhurst ........................................................ L 1-0 *Kentucky Wesleyan .......................................W 8-1 *Bellarmine ...............................................W 3-2 OT Christian Brothers ...........................................W 4-0 %at Quincy ...................................................... T 1-1 *GLVC Games#SIUE Shootout!USI Tournament%GLVC Tournament

1999 (11-7-1/8-2-1) #Truman State ................................................. L 3-1 #Southern Colorado ........................................ L 1-0 !Christian Brothers ........................................... L 4-3

!Bethel ............................................................W 2-0 *at Bellarmine .................................................W 4-0 *at Kentucky Wesleyan ...................................W 2-0 *Quincy ............................................................ L 2-0 *at Southern Indiana .......................................W 1-0 *Missouri-St. Louis ..........................................W 4-1 at Rockhurst (OT) ............................................ L 2-1 *IUPU-Ft. Wayne (OT) ..................................... T 0-0 *Northern Kentucky ........................................W 3-1 Lincoln ............................................................W 5-2 *Indianapolis .................................................... L 2-1 *Saint Joseph’s ...............................................W 1-0 *Lewis (OT) .....................................................W 2-1 *Wisconsin-Parkside (2OT) ............................W 1-0 Missouri-Rolla .................................................W 3-0 %Indianapolis .................................................. L 3-2 *GLVC Games#GLVC Tournament%Hamot Classic (Erie, Pa.)! NCAA Tournament

2000 (11-7-2/8-3) at Missouri Southern .......................................W 2-1 at Central Arkansas ......................................... L 3-1 vs. Rockhurst (2OT) ........................................ T 2-2 vs. Truman State ............................................. L 2-1 Lincoln ............................................................W 5-1 Christian Brothers ............................................ L 2-0 *Bellarmine .....................................................W 4-0 *Kentucky Wesleyan .......................................W 4-0 *at Lewis .......................................................... L 1-0 *at Wisconsin-Parkside ...................................W 2-0 *Saint Joseph’s ...............................................W 2-0 *IUPU-Fort Wayne ........................................... L 2-0 *at Indianapolis ...............................................W 2-1 *at Northern Kentucky ....................................W 2-1 *at Missouri-St. Louis ......................................W 1-0 *at Quincy (OT) ................................................ L 2-1 Southern Indiana ............................................W 1-0 Missouri-Rolla .................................................W 1-0 Southern Indiana (2OT) ................................... T 2-2 vs. Quincy ........................................................ L 1-0 *GLVC Games

2001 (17-3-3/9-0-1) Missouri Southern ...........................................W 6-0 Central Arkansas ............................................W 2-1 vs. Gannon (OT) .............................................W 3-2 vs. Truman State (2OT) ................................... T 2-2 at Christian Brothers ........................................ L 4-1 *at Lewis (2OT) ................................................ T 1-1 *at Quincy .......................................................W 1-0 *at Missouri-St. Louis ......................................W 4-0 at Lincoln ........................................................W 7-2 *Southern Indiana ...........................................W 4-1 Rockhurst .......................................................W 3-0 *Kentucky Wesleyan .......................................W 7-0 *Bellarmine .....................................................W 3-1 *at Northern Kentucky ....................................W 3-0 *at Indianapolis ...............................................W 2-1




*Saint Joseph’s ...............................................W 6-0 *Wisconsin-Parkside .......................................W 2-1 at Missouri-Rolla (2OT) ................................... T 1-1 #Quincy ..........................................................W 2-0 #Lewis ............................................................. L 2-1 !at Lewis .........................................................W 2-0 !Ashland ..........................................................W 1-0 !at Tampa (OT) ................................................ L 2-1 *GLVC Games; #GLVC Tournament!NCAA Tournament

2002 (13-4-2/7-2-1) #Rockhurst ...................................................... L 2-0 #Ashland .........................................................W 5-0 Truman State (OT) ........................................... L 2-1 Christian Brothers (2OT) ................................. T 1-1 *at Wisconsin-Parkside ...................................W 3-1 *at Saint Joseph’s ...........................................W 4-0 *Indianapolis ...................................................W 5-0 *Northern Kentucky ........................................W 3-1 *at Bellarmine .................................................W 3-0 *at Kentucky Wesleyan ...................................W 8-0 at Missouri Southern .......................................W 1-0 *at Southern Indiana ........................................ L 1-0 *Missouri-St. Louis ........................................... L 1-0 *Quincy (2OT) .................................................. T 2-2 *Lewis .............................................................W 1-0 Missouri-Rolla .................................................W 7-2 !Bellarmine ......................................................W 2-1 !Wisconsin-Parkside .......................................W 2-0 !Southern Indiana ...........................................W 1-0 #Soccer Bowl (Quincy, Ill.)*GLVC Games; !GLVC Tournament

2003 (16-4-1/10-0) #Truman State ................................................. L 1-0 McKendree .....................................................W 3-1 at Christian Brothers ........................................ L 2-1 at Illinois-Springfi eld .......................................W 4-2 Missouri-Southern ..........................................W 5-1 *at Quincy .......................................................W 2-0 *at Missouri-St. Louis ......................................W 1-0 Missouri-Rolla .................................................W 3-0 *Saint Joseph’s ...............................................W 5-1 *Wisconsin-Parkside .......................................W 1-0 *at Northern Kentucky ....................................W 4-0 *at Indianapolis ...............................................W 1-0 #Rockhurst .....................................................W 4-0 *Southern Indiana ...........................................W 2-1 *Kentucky Wesleyan .......................................W 5-0 *at Bellarmine .................................................W 3-0 *Lewis .............................................................W 2-0 %Quincy .........................................................W 4-0 %Lewis ............................................................ L 3-1 !Rockhurst ....................................................... T 1-1 !at Truman State .............................................. L 5-1 #Soccer Bowl (Quincy, Ill.)*GLVC Games%GLVC Tournament!NCAA Tournament

2004 (19-3-2/8-0-2) Columbia .......................................................W 2-1 Christian Brothers ..................................W 2-1 2OT vs. Gannon ....................................................W 5-0 vs. Findlay ...................................................... L 2-1 Missouri-Rolla ................................................W 5-1 at Ashland ......................................................W 1-0 *at Kentucky Wesleyan ..................................W 3-0 *at Southern Indiana ......................................W 4-0 *Indianapolis ..................................................W 6-0 *Northern Kentucky .................................W 2-1 OT *at Wisconsin-Parkside ..................................W 2-0 *at Lewis ................................................. T 1-1 2OT *at Saint Joseph’s ..........................................W 1-0 *Missouri-St. Louis .................................W 1-0 2OT *Quincy ................................................... T 0-0 2OT at Rockhurst ................................................... L 2-0 *Bellarmine ....................................................W 3-0 Truman State .................................................W 2-1 #Quincy .........................................................W 1-0 #Lewis ...........................................................W 2-0 !Wisconsin-Parkside ......................................W 3-1 !Tusculum ......................................................W 3-2 ÛNC-Pembroke ...........................................W 4-1 ^Seattle ........................................................... L 2-1 *GLVC games #GLVC Tourn.!NCAA Tournament at SIUE ât Wichita Falls, Texas

2005 (16-3-3/11-0-1)at Christian Brothers ........................................ L 1-0 Ashland ...........................................................W 1-0 *Quincy ..........................................................W 4-0 vs. Northwood .................................................W 2-0 Truman State .................................................W 4-0 Saginaw Valley ...............................................W 1-0 *at Saint Joseph’s ...........................................W 3-0 *at Indianapolis ....................................... T 1-1 2OT *Ky. Wesleyan ................................................W 2-1 *at Drury ........................................................W 3-2 *at Rockhurst .................................................W 3-1 *Lewis ............................................................W 3-0 *WisconsinParkside .......................................W 1-0 *at Northern Kentucky ...................................W 1-0 *at Bellarmine ................................................W 2-0 *Missouri-St. Louis .........................................W 2-0 *Missouri-Rolla ......................................W 2-1 2OT *Southern Indiana canc. #Bellarmine ............................................. T 1-1 PKs #Quincy .......................................................... L 3-1 !^Truman State ............................................... T 0-0 !Carson-Newman ...........................................W 1-0 +Franklin Pierce ............................................. L 1-0 *GLVC games; #GLVC Tourn.!NCAA Tournament; Âdvance on PKs+NCAA Semifi nals at Wichita Falls, Texas

2006 (15-4-3/10-2-1)at Fort Lewis .................................................... L 4-0 at Colorado Mines ..........................................W 1-0 Christian Brothers .................................... T 2-2 2OT *at Missouri-St. Louis ......................................W 3-0 *Bellarmine .....................................................W 3-0 *Northern Kentucky ................................. T 1-1 2OT *at WisconsinParkside ....................................W 2-1 *at Lewis ......................................................... L 0-1 *Rockhurst ....................................................... L 1-0 *Drury ............................................................W 2-0 *at Southern Indiana ......................................W 2-1 *Ky. Wesleyan ...............................................W 4-2 *at Quincy ......................................................W 4-0 *Indianapolis ..................................................W 2-0 *Saint Joseph’s ..............................................W 7-0 *at Missouri-Rolla ..........................................W 5-0 at Truman State .....................................W 1-0 2OT #Missouri-St. Louis ........................................W 3-1 #Lewis ...........................................................W 2-1 #WisconsinParkside ................................W 3-2 OT !Mercyhurst ....................................................W 6-1 !Northern Kentucky ................................... L 3-2 OT *GLVC games; #GLVC Tourn.!NCAA Tournament

2007 (11-4-3/9-2-2)at Christian Brothers ........................................ L 1-0 *Ky. Wesleyan ................................................W 5-0 *Southern Indiana ...........................................W 4-2 *at Drury .........................................................W 2-0 *at Rockhurst ........................................... T 1-1 2OT *WisconsinParkside ........................................W 5-0 *Lewis .............................................................W 2-1 *at Northern Kentucky ............................. L 1-0 2OT *at Bellarmine .................................................W 4-0 *Missouri-St. Louis ..........................................W 2-0 *Missouri-Rolla ...............................................W 2-1 Truman State ..................................................W 1-0 *Quincy ...........................................................W 3-0 *at Saint Joseph’s ............................................ L 1-0 *at Indianapolis ........................................ T 1-1 2OT #Indianapolis ................................................... T 0-0 !Lewis .............................................................W 2-1 !N. Kentucky .................................................... L 1-0 *GLVC games; #GLVC Tourn.!NCAA Tournament




Series Records

Air Force ................................................ 8-0-2Akron ................................................... 12-0-1Alabama-Birmingham ................................0-1Alabama-Huntsville ....................................1-0Alabama A&M ............................................1-1Alderson Broaddus ....................................1-0Arkansas-Little Rock ..................................2-1Ashland ......................................................4-0Avila ...........................................................3-0Baltimore ...................................................1-0Bellarmine ............................................ 12-0-1Benedictine ................................................3-0Bethel ........................................................1-0Blackburn ...................................................7-0Boston College ..........................................1-0Boston University .......................................1-0Bowling Green ...........................................3-0Bradley ......................................................4-3Bridgeport ..................................................1-0Brigham Young ..........................................1-0Brown ........................................................1-0California-Berkeley ....................................0-1California State-Fullerton ...........................1-1UCLA .........................................................2-0Carson-Newman ........................................1-0Centenary ..................................................1-0Central Arkansas .......................................1-1Central Florida ....................................... 0-0-1Charleston ..................................................0-1Christian Brothers .................................. 2-6-2Cincinnati ...................................................3-2Clemson ....................................................1-4Cleveland State .........................................4-1Colorado College .......................................1-0Colorado Mines ..................................... 0-0-1Columbia ...................................................1-0 Connecticut ................................................0-2Covenant ...................................................1-0Creighton ...................................................4-3DePaul .......................................................1-0Drake .........................................................5-2Drury ..........................................................4-0Duke ..........................................................0-1Eastern Illinois ..................................... 14-8-4

Eastern Michigan .......................................0-1Evansville .............................................. 4-4-2Findlay .......................................................1-0 Florida International ...................................1-1Fort Lewis ..................................................0-1Franklin Pierce ...........................................0-1Gannon ......................................................3-1Greenville ..................................................2-2Hardin-Simmons ........................................1-0Harris Teachers .........................................3-1Hartwick .....................................................1-1Howard ......................................................1-0Illinois-Chicago .................................... 17-0-1Illinois-Springfi eld ......................................1-1Illinois State ........................................... 5-6-1Indiana .....................................................3-12Indianapolis ........................................... 9-2-3IUPU-Ft. Wayne ..................................... 2-2-1Jacksonville ...............................................1-0Kentucky Wesleyan .................................12-0Lewis ....................................................11-6-3Lincoln .......................................................4-0Louisville ....................................................5-2Loyola ........................................................1-0Lynchburg ..................................................1-0MacMurray .................................................2-0Marquette .............................................. 3-1-1McKendree ................................................1-0Memphis State ...........................................3-3Mercyhurst .................................................4-0Michigan State ...........................................3-1Missouri-Kansas City .................................2-2Missouri-Rolla ...................................... 10-1-1Missouri Southern .................................. 4-0-1Missouri-St. Louis ...............................24-11-2Missouri State ............................................7-0Northeast Louisiana ...................................3-0New Mexico ...............................................1-1New York-Albany .......................................1-0North Carolina-Charlotte ............................0-1Northern Illinois ........................................13-5Northern Kentucky ................................. 9-3-2Northeastern Illinois ...................................1-0North Carolina-Pembroke ..........................1-0

North Texas ........................................... 8-5-2Northwestern .............................................2-1Northwood .................................................1-0Oakland .....................................................0-1Old Dominion .............................................0-1Oneonta .....................................................2-0Oral Roberts ..............................................1-0Ottawa .......................................................1-0Penn State .................................................2-1Principia .....................................................1-0Quincy ............................................... 26-18-7Rhode Island .............................................1-0Richmond .............................................. 0-0-1Rockhurst ............................................ 13-6-2Saginaw Valley ..........................................1-0Saint Joseph’s ..................................... 10-1-1Saint Louis ........................................... 9-25-1San Francisco ............................................2-4Santa Clara ................................................1-0Southeast Missouri State ...........................1-0Seattle Pacifi c ............................................0-1Seattle .......................................................0-1 Simon Fraser .............................................1-0South Carolina ...........................................1-1Southern Colorado ....................................0-1South Florida .............................................2-1Southern Indiana ................................. 12-3-1Southern Methodist ............................... 5-9-5Tampa ........................................................0-1Texas Christian ..........................................2-0Truman State ......................................... 6-6-2Tulsa ...................................................... 2-0-1Tusculum ...................................................1-0 Washington ................................................3-0Western Illinois .................................... 10-7-3Western Kentucky .....................................4-0Westminster ...............................................2-0West Virgina Wesleyan ..............................1-1William & Mary ...........................................0-1Wisconsin-Green Bay ................................0-1Wisconsin-Madison ...................................2-2Wisconsin-Milwaukee .......................... 13-5-1Wisconsin-Parkside .................................15-3Wright State ...............................................0-1

Through the 2007 Season



Jack Blake Award Mr. Blake was a remarkably talented soc-cer player. His intensity, dedication, fi tness, and leadership were qualities displayed on the soccer fi eld as well as throughout his career as a businessman. Mr. Blake played for the Cougars from 1969 to 1972 and in 1970 was a Division I All-American. From SIUE, Mr. Blake went on to play for the Pan-American Soccer Team in 1971 and the U.S. Olympic Team in 1972. He is a member of the SIUE Athletics Hall of Fame. In 1997, his friend and teammate Tim Tighe, and his wife, Lynn, spearheaded the

start of the Jack Blake Award, given annually to the player who most personifi ed the type of player and person that was Jack Blake. Below is the list of past recipients.

All-American Jack Blake

Jack Blake Award Winners

Randy Roy2008 Recipient

John Matthews2007 Recipient

Brian Higgins2006 Recipient

Michael Burgund2005 Recipient

Cal Thomas2004 Recipient

Cress Maddox2002 Recipient

Ryan Stoddart2001 Recipient

Justin McMillian2000 Recipient

Doug Hartmann1999 Recipient

Matt Little1998 Recipient

Mike Novak1997 Recipient

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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville2008 Men’s Soccer Schedule

Date Event Site Time

Tue., Aug. 19 Missouri-St. Louis (Exh.) HOME 7 pm

Sat., Aug. 23 Bradley (Exh.) St. Louis, Mo. 7 pm

Sat., Aug. 30 Missouri State Des Moines, Iowa 5:30 pm

Sun., Aug. 31 Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7:30 pm

Fri., Sept. 5 Northern Illinois DeKalb, Ill. 7 pm

Fri., Sept. 12 Wright State Dayton, Ohio 7 pm ET

Sun., Sept. 14 IUPU Fort Wayne Ft. Wayne, Ind. 3 pm ET

Sat., Sept. 20 Wisconsin-Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wis. 7 pm

Sun., Sept. 21 Loyola (Ill.) Chicago, Ill. 3 pm

Fri., Sept. 26 Dayton Dayton, Ohio 7:30 pm

Fri., Oct. 10 McKendree HOME 7 pm

Wed., Oct. 15 Jefferson HOME 7 pm

Fri., Oct. 17 SIUE Alumni HOME 6 pm

Wed., Oct. 22 Memphis Memphis, Tenn. 7:30 pm

Sat., Oct. 25 Alabama-Birmingham Birmingham, Ala. 7 pm

Sat., Nov. 1 Oakland Detroit, Mich. 7 pm

Sat., Nov. 8 Belmont Nashville, Tenn. 1 pm

Sat., Nov. 15 Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 2 pm

HOME games at Korte Stadium

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