RED DRAGONS

MEN’S SOCCER

2008 TEAM GuiDE

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2008 Season Preview

Senior Satoshi Arai.

After a season with huge player turnover in 2007, fifth-year head coach Dwight Hornibrook has a roster with more stability in 2008. In fact, 18 players return to a team that posted an 11-7-1 overall record, cracked the NSCAA/adidas top 25 and advanced to the SUNYAC semifinals last season. Add a group of newcomers that’s a good mix of freshmen and transfers, and the Red Dragons have the ingredients to follow up with a productive campaign in 2008.

The Red Dragons have two excellent senior goalkeepers who will provide the team with quality

minutes throughout the season. Jack Carillo stepped into the lineup in 2007, his first with the program, and posted an 11-5-1 record with five shutouts and a 1.43 goals against average. Steve Axtell returns to the squad after missing all of 2007 due to injury. In 2006, Axtell started 15 games with three shutouts and a 1.59 GAA. Sophomore Patrick Pidgeon also returns to the squad in 2008.

The Red Dragons appear deep on defense with the return of four players who combined to start 56 games in 2007, as well as one other returnee and four newcomers. Senior Adam Jurcic appeared in all 19 games with 18 starts last season and was named the MVP of Rochester’s Flower City Classic. Junior Mike Jock moved to the back line and started 18 games as a sophomore. Sophomore Corey DeVille made an immediate impact last season, starting 16 games and collecting a pair of assists, while being named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team. Senior Satoshi Arai came on strong at the end of the season, earning four starts and a spot on the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team. Senior Eric Hankin saw action in three games in 2007.

Newcomers to the team on defense include senior Armin Oster, junior Emerson Caiza Zabala and freshmen Luke Wear and Brendan Wells. Oster, from Stuttgart, Germany, is in his first year with the program. Caiza Zabala was an all-region player at Tompkins-Cortland Community College. Wear was league MVP and an all-state player at John Jay-Cross River and Wells was a three-year starter and all-county selection at MacArthur.

Cortland’s midfield is loaded with experience with four players who earned nine or more starts

in 2007. Senior Peter Degere, who was one of just two players to start all 19 games last season, earned second team All-SUNYAC honors and recorded three assists. Senior Ayinde George earned 10 starts and saw action in 18 games and was second on the team in scoring with 11 points on four goals and three assists. Senior Kyle Stepanovsky finished third on the team in scoring with nine points on three goals and three assists, while starting 12 of the 19 games in which he played. Sophomore Patrick Meany, a third team All-SUNYAC selection, saw action in 14 games with nine starts and scored five points on two goals and an assist. Sophomore Steve Bartkowski played in 13 games with one start as a freshman and sophomore Ryan Strader

appeared in four games.

Sophomore Matt Kutzer, in his first year with the program, and freshmen Max Grant and E.J. Reutemann round out the midfield group. Kutzer played at the University at Albany in 2007, Grant was an all-conference forward at Great Neck South and Reutemann was a three-year member of powerful Shenendehowa.

With every other area of the field covered, there should be no shortage of goals from the forwards. Senior Bryan Patterson is the reigning SUNYAC Player of the Year and was a third team all-region selection in 2007. Patterson led the Red Dragons with 28 points, 14 goals and five game-winners last season. Senior Dave Jacques missed nearly half the season due to injury but still scored four goals in 10 games, with all of the tallies coming in his first five games. Sophomore Andrew Schwert

appeared in 17 games with three starts with his lone goal of the year being a game-winner. Junior Logan Keeney returns to the squad after missing 2007.

Two newcomers join the team up top. Junior Mark Gunsch scored 33 goals and assisted on 24 others in two seasons at Herkimer Community College, earning all-region and all-conference honors. Sophomore Jimmy Eichas comes to the Red Dragons after a year at Avon Old Farms Prep, where he was the team’s leading scorer, and a season at the University at Buffalo.

Senior Jack Carillo.

Senior Dave Jacques.

Senior Steve Axtell. Senior Ayinde George.

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Coaching Staff

For more information on the SuNY Cortland men’s soccer program, please contact:

Dwight Hornibrook, Men’s Soccer Head CoachSuNY Cortland, Park Center, P.O. Box 2000

Cortland, NY 13045(607) 753-4958

e-mail: hornibrookd@cortland.eduWeb Site: http://www.cortlandreddragons.com

Dwight HornibrookHead Coach

Dwight Hornibrook begins his fifth sea-son as the head coach of the Cortland men’s soccer program in 2008 after a successful stint at Houghton College (N.Y.) of the American Mideast Conference (AMC). Hornibrook also served as an assistant coach for the Cornell University men’s soccer team during the spring of 2004.

In 2007, Hornibrook led Cortland to an 11-7-1 record. His squad ad-vanced to the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) tournament semifinals and featured the league’s Player of the Year. His Red Dragon teams also qualified for the SUNYAC playoffs in 2005 and 2006.

In his first season on the sideline in 2004, Hornibrook led the Red Dragons to a 10-10 record to become just the second men’s soccer coach in school history to win at least 10 games in his debut season. Cortland also won 10 games during the 2005 campaign. In all, Hornibrook’s players have earned 13 All-SUNYAC and two all-region honors.

Hornibrook, who earned NCCP Level Five Certification in 1986 from the National Coaching Institute and holds a Canadian Soccer Association A License, has a four-year record of 38-34-5 at Cortland and a career mark of 157-80-18 that includes a 119-46-13 mark from 1995-2003 at Houghton.

He led Houghton to the AMC North Division title in his last season, posting a 15-4-1 record, and was named the AMC North Division and the NSCAA/adidas Northeast Region Coach of the Year for his efforts. The team posted wins over Division II Ashland, Gannon, Le Moyne and Mercy-hurst and dropped a 2-1 decision to eventual NAIA national champion Rio Grande during the 2003 season. Hornibrook’s teams captured NAIA regional titles in 1995 and 1996.

Prior to Houghton, Hornibrook was a member of the Canadian Na-tional Team staff and director of the Atlantic Regional Training Center from 1987-94. During that time, he coached with World Cup, Olympic and U-17 National teams in international competition, including the U-17 World Cup in 1987 and World Cup qualifying in 1992. Hornibrook served as head coach of the Winnipeg Fury in 1990 and was a player/assistant coach for the Nova Scotia Clippers in 1991 in the Canadian Soccer League. In 1998-99, he was the North American scout for Middlesbrough FC of the English Premier League. He has also served on the preseason coaching staff of the Roches-ter Rhinos during the 2006 and 2007 seasons.

Hornibrook graduated from the University of New Brunswick, Canada, in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in education. He was a five-year member of the soccer team as a midfielder and was a two-time Atlantic Universi-ties Athletic Association (AUAA) all -star. The team won a national title in 1980 and he was named an Athlete of Distinction in 1982. After graduation, Hornibrook was a member of the North American Soccer League’s (NASL) Toronto Blizzards reserve squad in 1983.

Hornibrook earned a master’s degree in sports science in 2008 from the United States Sports Academy in Mobile, Ala. He graduated with hon-ors and was nominated for student of the year honors among all master’s degree students at the institution.

A native of Fredericton, N.B., Hornibrook is a graduate of Fredericton High School, where he earned Rookie of the Year and MVP honors in soc-cer. His team was crowned provincial champion in 1977. In 1992, Hornibrook was inducted into the city of Fredericton Sports Wall of Fame.

He and his wife, Donna, who is the field hockey coach at Cornell University, currently reside in Lansing, N.Y., with their two daughters, Kath-ryn and Emily.

Chris RileyAssistant Coach

The 2008 season is Chris Riley’s fourth as an assistant coach on the Cortland men’s soccer staff. He is currently a member of the Pittsburgh River-hounds of the USL Second Division and also played professionally for the Charleston Battery of the First

Division and the Western Mass Pioneers and the Wilmington Hammer-heads of the Second Division.

Riley was a two-time all-conference midfielder at Herkimer Com-munity College, where he earned his associate’s degree. He continued his collegiate career at Wright State, playing in the midfield for two seasons. Riley was named to the Dayton Classic and Horizon League All-Tournament teams.

A native of Endicott, Riley is a 2001 graduate of Union-Endicott, where he was an all-state selection in soccer. Riley currently resides in Endicott.

Ziggy ZiganteAssistant Coach

Ziggy Zigante, a former assistant coach for the San Jose Clash of the MLS, enters his second season as an assistant on the Cortland coaching staff. He is also in his sixth season as an assistant with the Cornell men’s soccer team.

Zigante earned dual degrees in physical education and economics from the University of Zagreb in his native Croatia in 1986. He earned his UEFA referee certificate shortly after graduation and has held a U.S. Soccer Federation referee certification and “C” coaching license since 1993.

An accomplished goalkeeper and private trainer on both the pro-fessional and collegiate levels worldwide, Zigante has been a national director of the Soccer Plus Goalkeeping Schools since 1995.

A former all-star goalkeeper for the Wichita Wings of the MISL, Zigante left professional play in 1990. Since concentrating on coaching, he has consistently placed players with college and professional pro-grams both in the U.S. and overseas.

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Team Roster No. Name .....................................Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School 1 Steve Axtell ...............................G 6-4 210 Sr. Franklin Sydney 2 Eric Hankin..................................D 6-2 185 Sr. Victor Victor 3 Mike Jock ....................................D 5-7 170 Jr. Altona Beekmantown 4 Satoshi Arai ................................D 6-0 165 Sr. Yokohama, Japan Kanagawa Technical 5 Ryan Strader ..............................M 5-11 150 So. Cicero Cicero-North Syracuse 6 Corey DeVille ............................D 5-6 160 So. Buffalo Kenmore West 7 Dave Jacques .............................F 5-10 220 Sr. Warwick Don Bosco Prep 8 Matt Kutzer ...............................M 6-0 175 So. Fayetteville Fayetteville-Manlius 9 Patrick Meany ...........................M 5-10 175 So. Delmar Bethlehem 10 Peter Degere .............................M 6-2 200 Sr. West Islip West Islip 11 Steve Bartkowski .....................F/M 6-1 190 So. Tonawanda Kenmore East 12 Kyle Stepanovsky ....................M 6-0 170 Sr. Endicott Union-Endicott 13 Jimmy Eichas ..............................F/M 6-1 175 So. Hilton Hilton 14 Adam Jurcic ................................D 5-8 165 Sr. Guelph, ON Our Lady of Lourdes 15 Emerson Caiza Zabala ...........D 6-0 175 Jr. Pastaza, Ecuador Ithaca (NY) 16 Logan Keeney ...........................F 5-6 145 Jr. Virgil Cortland 17 E.J. Reutemann..........................M 5-10 150 Fr. Clifton Park Shenendehowa 18 Andrew Schwert......................F/M 5-11 175 So. Buffalo West Seneca East 19 Ayinde George .........................F 5-10 165 Sr. Arima, Trinidad San Juan 20 Armin Oster ...............................D 6-3 195 Sr. Cologne, Germany Solitude Gymnasium 21 Mark Gunsch .............................F 5-11 175 Jr. Poughkeepsie Arlington 23 Luke Wear ..................................D 6-1 175 Fr. Vista John Jay-Cross River 24 Bryan Patterson........................F 6-6 210 Sr. Farmingdale Farmingdale 25 Max Grant ...................................M 5-8 145 Fr. Great Neck Great Neck South 29 Brendan Wells ...........................D 5-10 175 Fr. Wantagh MacArthur 32 Jack Carillo ..................................G 6-0 165 Sr. Cornwall Ramapo 33 Patrick Pidgeon ........................G 6-2 175 So. Williamsville Williamsville South Head Coach: Dwight Hornibrook (Univ. of New Brunswick ‘82), 5th Year, Cortland Record (38-34-5) Career Record (157-80-18) Assistant Coaches: Chris Riley, Ziggy Zigante Volunteer Assistant Coach: Sean Trask Student Assistant Coach: Corey Fonseca Certified Athletic Trainer: Julie Cavallario Athletic Training Students: Mike Cerasoli, Lindsay Snow Captains: Peter Degere, Adam Jurcic 2007 Record: 11-7-1

Player ProfilesRETuRNiNG PLAYERS

Satoshi Arai Senior, DefenseMajor: Sport Management Yokohama, Japan2007: Satoshi was named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team...Played in 14 games...Started the last four games of the season...Member of a defense that posted six shutouts...Prior to Cortland:

Attended Genesee Community College, where he was a member of the Dean’s List and President’s List...High School: A 2004 graduate of Kanagawa Technical...Three-year member of the soccer team as a central defender...Two-year starter...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Tsuruko and Hidenori Arai Brothers/Sisters: Terry, Shigeyuki, Saki.

Steve Axtell Senior, GoalkeeperMajor: Kinesiology Franklin, New York2007: Steve missed the season due to injury...Was an assistant coach for the team...2006: Played in and started 15 games...Posted a 4-8-3 record with a 1.59 GAA, three shutouts, 60 saves and a .714 save

percentage...Made six saves in a double overtime 0-0 tie at Ithaca...

Stopped a season-high eight shots in a 1-0 loss at St. Lawrence...Recorded a four-save shutout in a 2-0 win at Buffalo St...Posted a shutout in a 4-0 win versus New Paltz...Stopped seven shots against number-one ranked Messiah...Made six saves at Fredonia...Turned aside five shots versus Judson in his first game as a Red Dragon and in a 4-1 win at St. John Fisher...Prior to Cortland: Attended SUNY Oneonta, where he was a member of the soccer team...Coach of the Oneonta soccer club...High School: A 2004 graduate of Sidney...Member of the National Honor Society and Kodak Young Scholars...Class president for four years...Three-year starter in soccer...Two-time team captain...Other: Goalkeeper coach at the Empire State Games...Parents: Charlotte and John Axtell Brothers/Sisters: Michael.

Steve Bartkowski Sophomore, Forward/MidfieldMajor: Sport Management Tonawanda, New York2007: Steve played in 13 games...Started the season-opener...Missed some time due to injury...High School: A 2007 graduate of Kenmore East, where he was a member of the high honor roll and graduated

in the top-10 percent of his class...Two-year starter in soccer...Earned first team All-WNY honors as a junior and senior...First team all-state selection as a senior...Team won back-to-back sectional titles...Two-

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Player Profilesyear starter in baseball...Team MVP as a senior...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Won a silver medal at the Empire State Games...Parents: Nancy and Jim Bartkowski...Father played baseball at Canisius...Brothers/Sisters: Amanda.

Jack Carillo Senior, GoalkeeperMajor: Physical Education Cornwall, New York2007: Jack played in and started 17 games...Posted an 11-5-1 record with a 1.43 GAA, five shutouts, 57 saves and a .704 save percentage...Made four saves in a 1-0 win at Rochester in his first game as a Red

Dragon...Stopped five shots in a 1-0 win versus St. John Fisher the next game...Registered two saves in a double-overtime 1-0 win versus Geneseo...Earned a shutout in a 1-0 victory versus Ithaca...Made four saves in a 2-0 shutout versus Vassar...Stopped a season-high eight shots at Fredonia St...Recorded three saves in 79 minutes in a 4-0 win versus New Paltz...Had four saves at Plattsburgh...Stopped four shots in a 3-2 win at Oswego...Turned aside three shots in a 4-1 win versus SUNYIT...Prior to Cortland: Attended Nyack College, where he was a SAAC representative...Two-year member of the soccer team, one as a starter...Earned Player of the Week honors once...High School: A 2005 graduate of Ramapo...Received Principal’s Award...Four-year member of the soccer team...Two-time all-league and all-county selection...Played one season of hockey and baseball...Parents: Tracie and Daniel Carillo Brothers/Sisters: Lucas.

Peter Degere Senior, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education West islip, New York2007: Peter earned second team All-SUNYAC honors...One of two players to start all 19 games...Recorded three assists on the season...Assisted on the game-winning goal in double overtime in a 1-0

win versus Geneseo...Collected an assist in a 5-3 win over Goucher...Had an assist in a 3-2 victory at Oswego...2006: Saw action in 19 games with 18 starts...Fourth on the team in scoring with nine points on a goal and a team-high seven assists...His goal was the game-winner in a 2-1 win versus Ithaca...Picked up two assists in a 4-0 win versus New Paltz and a 4-2 win at Potsdam...Assisted on Cortland’s goal in a 2-1 loss to Rochester...Recorded assists in a 4-0 win at Clarkson and versus Geneseo...2005: Earned honorable mention All-SUNYAC honors...One of only two players to start all 19 games...Collected two assists, both in a win versus St. Lawrence...Career: 57 games played...14 points on one goal and 12 assists...High School: Graduated from West Islip in 2005...Three-year starter in soccer...Earned all-region honors as a senior...Two-year member of the basketball team...Named all-league as a senior...Competed in track and field for two seasons...Earned all-county academic honors...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Y-league soccer team won state and national titles...Parents: Barbara and Peter Degere Brothers/Sisters: Julie.

Corey DeVille Sophomore, DefenseMajor: Athletic Training Buffalo, New York2007: Corey was named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team...Saw action in 18 games with 16 starts...Registered two assists on the season...Picked up his first career point with an assist in a 4-0 win

versus New Paltz...Assisted on Cortland’s lone goal at Buffalo St...High School: A 2007 graduate of Kenmore West, where he was a member of the honor roll and received the Andrew Adams Award...Two-year starter in soccer...Earned first team all-league and All-WNY honors...Team won sectional title...Played two seasons of football and basketball...Parents: Bobbi and Michael Leising Brothers/Sisters: Danny, Mary, Ashley,

Courtney, Dakota...Courtney is a member of the soccer team at Hilbert College and played one season of basketball.

Ayinde George Senior, ForwardMajor: Physical Education Arima, Trinidad2007: Ayinde played in 18 games with 10 starts...Second on the team in scoring with 11 points on four goals and three assists...Scored the game-winning goal and added an assist in a 4-0 win versus New

Paltz...Scored a goal and assisted on the game-winning score in a 3-2 win at Oswego...Tallied an insurance goal in a 2-0 victory versus Vassar...Scored a goal in a 3-3 double-overtime tie versus Buffalo St. in the SUNYAC Quarterfinals...Recorded an assist in a 4-1 win versus SUNYIT...Prior to Cortland: Attended Herkimer County Community College, where he was a member of the Dean’s List...Member of the soccer team that won a junior college national title...High School: A 2005 graduate of San Juan in Trinidad...Parents: Noelene Harris and Lennard George Brothers/Sisters: Akinlabi, Johance.

Eric HankinSenior, DefenseMajor: Sport ManagementVictor, New York2007: Eric appeared in wins versus New Paltz, Morrisville St. and at Potsdam...Prior to Cortland: Attended Le Moyne College, where he was a member of the soccer team...High School:

Graduated from Victor in 2006...Member of Varsity Club...Received Edward D. Ahonen Award for sportsmanship...Two-year starter on soccer team...Two-time team captain, Most Valuable Defender and first team all-league...Honorable mention All-Greater Rochester as a senior...Starting guard on basketball team...Played first singles in tennis...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Carol and Bruce Hankin Brothers/Sisters: Jon...Plays football at St. John Fisher College.

Dave Jacques Senior, ForwardMajor: Sport Management Warwick, New York2007: Dave played in 10 games with four starts...Season was limited due to injury...Tied for fourth on the team in scoring with eight points on four goals...Scored all of his goals in the first five games

of the season...Netted two goals, including the game-winner, in a 5-3 win over Goucher...Scored the game-winner in a 1-0 win against St. John Fisher...Scored a goal in a 4-0 win versus New Paltz...Prior to Cortland: Attended Fordham University and Orange County Community College...Starting forward on the soccer team at Fordham...Second on the team in goals and points as a freshman...High School: Graduated from Don Bosco Prep in 2004...Three-year starter in soccer...Earned first team all-league, all-county and all-state honors as a senior...Team won two straight county titles and reached state finals his junior year...Parents: Beth and David Jacques Brothers/Sisters: Danny, Julie.

Mike Jock Junior, DefenseMajor: Kinesiology Altona, New York2007: Mike switched from midfield to defense...Played in and started 18 games...Member of a defense that posted four shutouts in the first six games of the season...2006: Played in all 19 games

with 11 starts...Scored three points on one goal and one assist...The goal and the assist both came in a 4-1 win at St. John Fisher...The assist was on the game-winner...Career: 37 games played...three points on one goal and one assist...High School: A 2006 graduate of Beekmantown,

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Player Profileswhere he was a member of the National Honor Society, an honor graduate, Scholar Athlete and received the New York State Lottery Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship...Four-year starter in soccer...Three-time all-conference selection...Conference MVP as a senior...Two-time team captain...Kicker on sectional champion football team as a senior...Three-year member of track team...Won sectional title in 4 x 100 relay...Team captain...Played one season of golf...Sectional qualifier...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Member of the SUNYAC All-Academic Team and the SUNYAC Commissioner’s List...Aunt Michelle Babyak Reynolds played field hockey and lacrosse at Cortland...Parents: Julie and Robert Jock Brothers/Sisters: Rian.

Adam Jurcic Senior, DefenseMajor: Physical Education Guelph, Ontario2007: Adam saw action in all 19 games with 18 starts...Scored a goal in a 4-0 victory versus New Paltz...Member of a defense that allowed 11.6 shots per game...Prior to Cortland: Attended Herkimer

County Community College...Two-year starter in soccer...Earned all-conference and all-region honors...Team won junior college national title...High School: A 2002 graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes...Four-year starter in soccer...Team MVP...Four-year starter on the hockey team...Parents: Lorrie and Nick Jurcic Brothers/Sisters: Mathew, Ryan.

Logan Keeney Junior, ForwardMajor: Physical Education Virgil, New York2007: Logan did not participate...2006: Saw action in seven games, including wins at St. John Fisher, Clarkson and Buffalo St. and home versus New Paltz...High School: Graduated from Cortland in

2006...Three-year starter in soccer...Set school single-season assist record as a sophomore...Set school career assist record...Second team all-league as a junior...Team captain, MVP and first team all-division as a senior...Parents: Cathy and Ralph Keeney Brothers/Sisters: Chris, Alexis, Lindsey, Tracy.

Patrick Meany Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Sport Management Delmar, New York2007: Patrick was a third team All-SUNYAC selection...Played in 14 games with nine starts...Scored five points on two goals and one assist...Scored his first career goal in a 4-1 win versus

SUNYIT...Netted a goal in a 3-2 win at Oswego...Recorded an assist in a 6-1 victory versus Morrisville St...High School: Graduated from Bethlehem in 2007...Two-year starter on the soccer team...Team captain and second team all-section selection as a senior...Team won sectional and regional titles...Reached state semifinals...Parents: Linda and John Meany Brothers/Sisters: Jen.

Bryan Patterson Senior, ForwardMajor: Physical Education/Health Farmingdale, New York2007: Bryan earned second team all-region and first team All-SUNYAC honors...Received the Huntley Parker Award as the SUNYAC Player of the Year...Saw action in all 19 games with 13 starts...Led the

team with 28 points, 14 goals and five game-winning goals...Scored three goals in a 6-1 win versus Morrisville St...Netted both goals in a 2-1 win at Potsdam...Tallied a pair of goals in a 5-3 win against Goucher...Scored the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory versus Ithaca...Netted the game-winning goals in a 3-2 win at Oswego and a 2-0 victory versus Vassar...

Scored Cortland’s lone goal at Buffalo St., Fredonia St. and Oneonta...Tallied a goal in a 4-1 triumph versus SUNYIT...2006: Earned first team All-SUNYAC honors...Played in 18 games with nine starts...Led the team in scoring with 18 points on a team-best eight goals and two assists...Tallied both goals in a 2-0 win at Buffalo St...Had two goals and an assist in a 4-2 win at Potsdam...Scored two goals in a 4-0 victory versus New Paltz...Scored a goal in a 4-0 win at Clarkson...Notched a goal versus Geneseo...Recorded an assist in a 2-1 win versus SUNYIT...Career: 37 games played...46 points on 22 goals and two assists...Ranked 14th in career goals...High School: A 2004 graduate of Farmingdale...Four-year member of the soccer team, three as a starter...Earned all-county honors as a senior...Three-year starter in volleyball...Named Most Improved as a junior...Team MVP and all-county selection as a senior...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Two-year member of Cortland’s club volleyball team...Team was EIVA East Coast champion in 2004 and finished ranked ninth in the nation...Parents: Dorothy and Bradford Patterson Brothers/Sisters: Russell.

Patrick Pidgeon Sophomore, GoalkeeperMajor: Psychology Williamsville, New York2007: Patrick was a member of the program but did not participate in game action...High School: A 2007 graduate of Williamsville South...Two-year starting goalie on soccer team...Named honorable

mention All-ECIC as a junior and third team All-ECIC as a senior...Team won division crown his senior year...Two-year member of the basketball team...Team won Section Four Class A title his senior year...Parents: Mary and Michael Pidgeon Brothers/Sisters: John, Molly.

Andrew Schwert Sophomore, Forward/MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Buffalo, New York2007: Andrew appeared in 17 games with three starts...Scored two points on one goal...Netted the game-winning goal in a 4-1 win versus SUNYIT...High School: Graduated from West Seneca East in 2007,

where he was a member of Student Council...Five-year member of the soccer team...Four-time first team All-ECIC selection...Earned All-WNY and all-state honors...Four-year member of the hockey team...Three-time league all-star...Led league in scoring...Two-year starter in lacrosse...Named first team All-ECIC...Parents: Susan and Vincent Schwert Brothers/Sisters: Matthieu.

Kyle Stepanovsky Senior, MidfieldMajor: Sport Management Endicott, New York2007: Kyle played in all 19 games with 12 starts...Third on the team in scoring with nine points on three goals and three assists...Registered a goal and an assist in a 6-1 win versus Morrisville St...Scored a

goal in a 5-3 win against Goucher...Netted a goal in a 4-0 victory versus New Paltz...Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 1-0 triumph versus Ithaca...Assisted on the game-winner in a 2-0 win versus Vassar...Prior to Cortland: Attended Herkimer County Community College...Two-year member of the soccer team...Team won a junior college national title...High School: A 2004 graduate of Union-Endicott...Two-year starter on the soccer team...Parents: Sarah and Bill Stepanovsky...Father is a Cortland graduate...Brothers/Sisters: Lindsey, Ashley...Lindsey is a Cortland graduate.

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Player ProfilesRyan Strader Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Cicero, New York2007: Ryan saw action in wins versus New Paltz, Morrisville St. and at Oswego and at Fredonia St...High School: Graduated from Cicero-North Syracuse in 2007, where he was a member of

the National Honor Society, a Scholar Athlete and received two scholarships...Two-year member of the soccer team...Earned honorable mention all-state honors as a senior...Team won two league titles and Section Three crown his senior season...Competed in indoor track and field for one season and outdoor track and field for two seasons...Parents: Shelley and Paul Strader Brothers/Sisters: Sean, Connor.

NEWCOMERS

Emerson Caiza ZabalaJunior, DefenseMajor: MathematicsPastaza, EcuadorPrior to Cortland: Emerson attended Tompkins-Cortland Community College...Two-year starter on the soccer team...Earned all-conference honors twice and all-region honors once...High School: A

2006 graduate of Ithaca...Member of the soccer team...Parents: Julia Coulombe and Moises Caiza.

Jimmy EichasSophomore, Forward/MidfieldMajor: KinesiologyHilton, New YorkPrior to Cortland: Jimmy attended Avon Old Farms Prep School and the University at Buffalo, where he was a member of the soccer teams...Member of the Dean’s List at Buffalo...Team’s leading scorer

and earned All-New England honors at Avon Old Farms...Played in nine games at Buffalo...High School: Graduated from Hilton in 2006...Member of the honor roll...Three-year starter in soccer...Section Five Player of the Year...Earned all-region and all-state honors...First team all-county selection...Team MVP...Played one season of basketball...Named Rookie of the Year and led the team in three-point field goal percentage...Parents: June and Jim Eichas...Father played soccer at St. Bonaventure...Brothers/Sisters: Krystal, Michelle...Michelle is a Cortland graduate.

Max GrantFreshman, MidfieldMajor: Business EconomicsGreat Neck, New YorkHigh School: Max is a 2008 graduate of Great Neck South...Two-year starter in soccer...Team captain and earned all-conference honors as a senior...Parents: Dana Getz and Michael Grant...Father played

professional tennis on the ATP tour...Brothers/Sisters: Daniel.

Mark GunschJunior, ForwardMajor: Sport ManagementPoughkeepsie, New YorkPrior to Cortland: Mark attended Herkimer Community College, where he was a two-year starter on the soccer team...Named first team all-region and to the NJCAA final four and conference

all-tournament teams as a sophomore...Two-time all-conference selection...Team finished second in the nation his freshman year and fourth his sophomore season...High School: Graduated from Arlington in 2006...Three-year member of the soccer team, two as a starter...Two-

time all-league and all-section selection...Team won two league titles...Other: Won a silver medal in soccer at the 2005 Empire State Games...Parents: Tami and Mark Gunsch Brothers/Sisters: Matthew, Ryan.

Matt KutzerSophomore, MidfieldMajor: undeclaredFayetteville, New YorkPrior to Cortland: Matt attended the University at Albany...Member of the soccer team...High School: A 2007 graduate of Fayetteville-Manlius, where he was a member of the honor roll...Four-year member

of the soccer team, three as a starter...Earned all-state honors as a senior...Three-time All-CNY and all-league selection...Two-time team captain...Team won four straight league crowns...Two-year member of the lacrosse team...Parents: Kim and Tom Kutzer...Father played baseball at North Carolina and Cornell...Brothers/Sisters: Mike.

Armin OsterSenior, DefenseMajor: Sport ManagementCologne, GermanyThis is Armin’s first season with the program...High School: Graduated from Solitude Gymnasium in 2003...Eight-year member of various soccer clubs as a midfielder and defender...Seven-year member of

various baseball clubs as a shortstop and first baseman...Parents: Ilse and Ralf Oster Brothers/Sisters: Tanja.

E.J. ReutemannFreshman, MidfieldMajor: undeclaredClifton Park, New YorkHigh School: E.J. graduated from Shenendehowa in 2008...Three-year member of the soccer team, two as a starter...Team won Class AA state title, section title and Suburban Council crown...Four-

year member of the hockey team...Team won four section titles, a regional crown and was a state semifinalist...Parents: Barbara and Ed Reutemann...Father played hockey at Holy Cross...Brothers/Sisters: Casey.

Luke WearFreshman, DefenseMajor: Sport ManagementVista, New YorkHigh School: Luke is a 2008 graduate of John Jay-Cross River...Three-year starter in soccer...Earned all-state, all-region, all-section and all-league honors as a senior...Team captain, team MVP, league MVP and

Journal News All-Star as a senior...All-section and all-league as a junior...Parents: Daryl Burbank-Wear and Sam Wear...Father played basketball at the University of Idaho...Brothers/Sisters: Colin, Hannah...Colin plays soccer at Hamilton College.

Brendan WellsFreshman, DefenseMajor: Sport ManagementWantagh, New YorkHigh School: Brendan graduated from MacArthur in 2008, where he was a member of the honor roll and a four-year Renaissance Card holder...Three-year starter in soccer...Earned all-conference and

all-county honors...Named Rising Star and Player to Watch...Team won conference title...Two-year member of the track team...Played one season of volleyball...Parents: Judy and Adrian Wells Brothers/Sisters: Michael.

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2007 Statistics and Results

Date Opponent ...................................................Score Aug. 31 # at Rochester .......................................................W 1-0 Sep. 2 # St. John Fisher ....................................................W 1-0 Sep. 7 $ at Messiah .............................................................L 0-7 Sep. 8 $ Goucher .............................................................. W 5-3 Sep. 15 * NEW PALTZ .............................................W 4-0 Sep. 18 iTHACA ........................................................W 1-0 Sep. 21 * SuNYiT .....................................................W 4-1 Sep. 22 * MORRiSViLLE ST. ....................................W 6-1 Sep. 28 * at Plattsburgh ......................................................L 0-2 Sep. 29 * at Potsdam.......................................................... W 2-1 Oct. 5 * at Buffalo St. .........................................................L 1-2 Oct. 6 * at Fredonia St. ......................................................L 1-2 Oct. 12 * BROCKPORT ............................................. L 0-2 Oct. 13 * GENESEO .......................................W 1-0 (2OT) Oct. 17 * at Oswego ...............................................W 3-2 (OT) Oct. 20 * at Oneonta ............................................................L 1-2 Oct. 27 VASSAR ....................................................... W 2-0 Oct. 30 + BuFFALO ST. ...................................T 3-3 (2OT) Nov. 2 = Fredonia St. ...........................................................L 0-1

HOME GAMES iN BOLD CAPS # Flower City Classic (at Univ. of Rochester) $ Falcon Classic (at Messiah) * SUNYAC game + SUNYAC Quarterfinals (Advanced 4-2 on PKs) = SUNYAC Semifinals (at Hall of Fame Fields; Oneonta)

Player ..........................................GP GS G A Pts. Shots Shot% GWG PK Att.Bryan Patterson .................................19 13 14 0 28 60 .233 5 0 0Ayinde George ...................................18 10 4 3 11 23 .174 1 0 0Kyle Stepanovsky .............................19 12 3 3 9 10 .300 0 0 0Dave Jacques .......................................10 4 4 0 8 11 .364 2 0 0Eric Reinhardt .....................................19 7 3 2 8 17 .176 1 1 1Patrick Meany ..................................... 14 9 2 1 5 15 .133 0 0 0Sean Malone .......................................19 9 1 3 5 23 .043 1 0 0Shinya Hori ..........................................16 10 1 3 5 7 .143 0 0 0Peter Degere .......................................19 19 0 3 3 13 .000 0 0 0Andrew Schwert ............................... 17 3 1 0 2 6 .167 1 0 0Adam Jurcic .........................................19 18 1 0 2 6 .167 0 0 0Charlie Dickinson .............................. 13 3 1 0 2 3 .333 0 0 0Dan Dunn ............................................. 14 14 0 2 2 13 .000 0 0 0Brad Pennypacker .............................19 19 0 2 2 10 .000 0 0 0Corey DeVille......................................18 16 0 2 2 9 .000 0 0 0Lasse Grosz ........................................... 11 1 0 2 2 1 .000 0 0 0Satoshi Arai .......................................... 14 4 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 0Mike Jock ..............................................18 18 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0Steve Bartkowski .............................. 13 1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0Eric Hankin .............................................3 0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0Peter Ostrander ................................. 5 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0Ryan Strader ......................................... 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0Taylor Diuguid ......................................3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0TOTAL ...........................................19 19 36 26 98 236 .153 11 1 1OPPONENTS ...............................19 19 29 19 77 221 .131 7 2 2

Player .................................................. GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct. W L T ShOJack Carillo ..................................................... 17 17 1506:36 24 1.43 57 .704 11 5 1 5Greg Arnold.................................................... 6 2 241:29 5 1.86 10 .667 0 2 0 0TEAM .................................................................... 6TOTAL ................................................... 19 19 1748:05 29 1.49 73 .716 11 7 1 6OPPONENTS ....................................... 19 19 1748:05 36 1.85 61 .629 7 11 1 4

Senior Kyle Stepanovsky ranked third on the team in scoring in his first season with the Red Dragons.

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Giving Back to the Game They Love...

Cortland has left a lifelong impression on many of its former soccer players. Many of these individuals still represent the “Red Dragon Way” through their involve-ment in the game that has given them so much.

Keith Agate – Boys’ Coach, Cincinnatus H.S.Ryan Argenziano – Boys’ Ass’t Coach, Deer Park H.S.Alan Benda – Men’s Coach, SUNY CantonMike Borra – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Syosset H.S.Kevin Bradley – Men’s Coach, Nassau C.C.Mike Campisi – Boys’ Coach, Shenendehowa H.S.Mike Carboine – Boys’ Coach, Dryden H.S.Alan Catu - Men’s Coach Suffolk County C.C.Joe Chiavaro – Men’s Coach, U.S. Military AcademyJohn Cossaboon – Women’s Coach, University of San DiegoMatt Daum – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Wallkill H.S. Hristos Dimitriou – Men’s Coach, Binghamton UniversityJosh Eaton - Men’s Coach, Mount Union College (OH)Charlie Edkins – Men’s Coach, College Misericordia (PA)Neil Edkins – President, N.Y.S. Referee AssociationJamie Edson – Boys’ Coach, Colonie H.S.Jeff Ellis – Boys’ JV Coach, Southhold H.S.Paul Gannon – Men’s Assistant Coach, U.S. Military AcademyP.J. Gondek – Men’s Coach, SUNY FredoniaBob Gould – Men’s Coach, Mohawk Valley C.C.Lou Hanner – Boys’ Coach, John Glenn H.S.Mike Heedles – Boys’ Coach, Lake Luzerne H.S.George Herrick – Director of Coaching, N.Y.S. WestJim Hesch – Pro Player, Hershey Wildcats/Harrisburg HeatMike Hogan – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Harborfields H.S.Fred Hooper – Boys’ Coach, Keene Central SchoolMike Kelly – Boys’ Coach, North Babylon H.S.

Former Cortland PlayersBruce Kramer – Developmental Coach, Fowler H.S.Bill Lehmann – Boys’ Coach, MacArthur H.S.Craig Levernois – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Guilderland H.S.Scotty Martin – Boys’ Coach, North Rose-Wolcott H.S.Gary Montalto – Boys’ Coach, Arlington H.S.Tim Morgan – Boys’ Assistant Coach, C.W. Baker H.S.P.J. Motsiff – Men’s Coach, College of St. RoseJohn Mullins – Boys’ Coach, West Islip H.S.Tim Mullins – Girls’ Coach, West Islip H.S.Perry Nizzi – Men’s Coach, Hamilton CollegeKevin O’Connor – Boys’ Coach, Marmiom Academy (IL)John Pagano – Boys’ Coach, Huntington H.S.Timothy Peabody – Girls’ Coach, Pearl River H.S.Matt Pedicini – Boys’ Assistant Coach, East Meadow H.S.Chris Perkins – Women’s Coach, Wells CollegeKevin Quinn – Boys’ Coach, Pittsford-Sutherland H.S.Don Riddall – Boys’ Coach, Manlius-Pebble HillTom Rogan, Sr. – Men’s Coach, Hudson Valley C.C.Tom Rogan, Jr. – Men’s Coach, Fulton-Montgomery C.C.Dan Rose – Men’s Assistant Coach, SUNY PotsdamC.J. Rozzi – Boys’ Coach, Wando H.S. (SC) Craig Sanborn – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Arlington H.S.Bert Severns – President, Patrick U.S.A.Peter Schmitz – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Brentwood H.S.Keith Stanley – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Massapequa H.S.Chris Sweeney – Boys’ Coach, Massapequa H.S.Mike Trimarchi – Boys’ Coach, Johnstown H.S.Chris Waterbury – Men’s Coach, SUNY PlattsburghPhil Wingert – Men’s Coach, Wilkes University (PA)David Wright – Men’s Coach, Gettysburg College (PA)Ron Zorn – N.Y.S. Boys H.S. Coordinator

Please contact Cortland Associate Sports Information Director Dan Surdam (surdamd@cortland.edu or (607) 753-5673) with any additions or corrections to this list.

Year Player All-America Status1946 Walter Suess Second Team1947 Emilio DaBramo Second Team1948 Robert Brown First Team1949 William Milhaven Honorable Mention1951 William Milhaven Honorable Mention1952 Joseph Levorchick Honorable Mention1953 Vincent Palmieri First Team1954 Vincent Palmieri First Team1954 Clarence Mepham Second Team1954 George McCabe Honorable Mention1957 Herman Druckman Honorable Mention1959 Chris Sweeney Honorable Mention1960 Chris Sweeney First Team1960 Ron Zorn Honorable Mention

Cortland All-Americans Year Player All-America Status1961 John Eden Second Team1961 Jim McGuidwin Honorable Mention1962 Paul Fardy First Team1965 Richard Joseph Honorable Mention1966 Richard Spina Honorable Mention1979 Neale Moore Second Team1981 David Wright First Team1981 Frank Ciliberto Second Team1982 Frank Ciliberto First Team1982 Halefom Belay First Team1992 Mike Borra Second Team1993 Jim Hesch First Team1994 Pete Klammer Second Team2002 Jesse Mankowski Third Team

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2007 Game-by-Game RecapCortland 1, Rochester 0(Aug. 31; Rochester, NY; Flower City Classic)Eric Reinhardt converted a penalty kick with a shot to the lower right side of the net early in the second half after a Rochester defender pulled down Bryan Patterson in the box. Jack Carillo made four saves, three in the second half, to record the shutout in his first Cortland start.

Cortland 1, St. John Fisher 0(Sep. 2; Rochester, NY; Flower City Classic)The Red Dragons captured the tournament title with the win versus the Cardinals. Dave Jacques scored the game’s lone goal in the seventh minute when he took a pass from Brad Pennypacker, dodged the St. John Fisher goalie who had charged off his goal line and deposited a 30-yard shot into the open goal. Defender Adam Jurcic was named the Most Valuable Player, and Jack Carillo made five saves.

Messiah 7, Cortland 0(Sep. 7; Grantham, PA; Falcon Classic)Nationally sixth-ranked and three-time defending national champion Messiah opened up a 4-0 lead at intermission and advanced to the championship game of its own Falcon Classic. Jack Carillo stopped four shots in 76 minutes before giving way to Greg Arnold, who made one save over the final 14 minutes.

Cortland 5, Goucher 3(Sep. 8; Grantham, PA; Falcon Classic)The Red Dragons rebounded with the wild win in the first-ever meeting between the two schools. The game wasn’t decided until Dave Jacques scored his second goal of the game in the 90th minute, just four minutes after Goucher had pulled to within 4-3. Bryan Patterson netted a pair of goals for Cortland, and Kyle Stepanovsky scored his first goal as a Red Dragon.

Cortland 4, New Paltz 0(Sep. 15; Cortland, NY)Cortland opened up a 3-0 lead at the half in the SUNYAC opener for both teams and went on to a 4-0 win as four

different players found the back of the net. Ayinde George recorded a goal and an assist, Dave Jacques tallied his team-high fourth goal of the season and Adam Jurcic and Kyle Stepanovsky also scored. Jack Carillo made three saves in 79 minutes, and Greg Arnold did not need to stop a shot in the final 11 minutes.

Cortland 1, ithaca 0(Sep. 18; Cortland, NY)Kyle Stepanovsky assisted Bryan Patterson’s goal in the 77th minute as the Red Dragons defeated 17th-ranked Ithaca. Patterson settled a header from Stepanovsky in the box, turned and beat the Ithaca goalie one-on-one for his third goal of the season. Jack Carillo registered one save to earn the shutout.

Cortland 4, SuNYiT 1(Sep. 21; Cortland, NY)Four different players scored goals as the Red Dragons broke open a 1-1 game at intermission with three unanswered goals in the second half. Shinya Hori, Andrew Schwert and Patrick Meany each scored his first goal as a Red Dragon and Bryan Patterson scored his fourth of the season. Jack Carillo turned aside three shots to earn the win in goal.

Cortland 6, Morrisville St. 1(Sep. 22; Cortland, NY)Bryan Patterson scored three straight goals as Cortland improved to 7-1 for the first time since the 1989 season. The Mustangs grabbed the lead in the seventh minute on a free kick, but the Red Dragons closed the first half with three goals, including a pair by Patterson. Patterson, Charlie Dickinson and Eric Reinhardt each scored in the second half.

Plattsburgh 2, Cortland 0(Sep. 28; Plattsburgh, NY)The Cardinals netted what proved to be the game-winner just nine seconds before halftime and added an insurance goal in the 59th minute to end Cortland’s five-game winning streak. Jack Carillo stopped four shots for the Red Dragons, who suffered their first SUNYAC loss of the season.

Cortland 2, Potsdam 1(Sep. 29; Potsdam, NY)Bryan Patterson netted a pair of unassisted goals less than nine minutes into the game and Cortland held on for the victory, keeping the Bears winless in conference action. Patterson scored his eighth in the sixth minute and added his team-high ninth in the ninth minute. Potsdam pulled to within 2-1 on a penalty kick in the 70th minute but was held without a quality scoring chance the remainder of the game.

Sophomore Corey DeVille.

Sophomore Patrick Meany.

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Buffalo St. 2, Cortland 1(Oct. 5; Buffalo, NY)The Red Dragons lost to the Bengals for the first time since the 1998 season. Cortland fell behind 2-0 before Bryan Patterson scored on a header in the 77th minute off Corey DeVille’s free kick. Greg Arnold made five saves in his first career start as a Red Dragon.

Fredonia St. 2, Cortland 1(Oct. 6; Fredonia, NY)The Blue Devils erased a 1-0 lead with two second-half goals, including the game-winner with less than five minutes in regulation. Bryan Patterson gave Cortland a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute with his team-high 11th goal of the season, assisted by Lasse Grosz. Jack Carillo registered eight saves in goal.

Brockport 2, Cortland 0(Oct. 12; Cortland, NY)The Golden Eagles scored in the second minute and added an insurance goal on a loose ball in the 75th minute to hand Cortland its third straight loss, dropping the Red Dragons to 8-5 overall and 4-4 in the SUNYAC. Cortland’s best chance to score came in the 30th minute, but Dan Dunn’s 18-yard shot was denied by the Brockport goalie at the left post. Greg Arnold made four saves.

Cortland 1, Geneseo 0 (2OT)(Oct. 13; Cortland, NY)Sean Malone scored with 2:16 remaining in the second overtime to lift Cortland to the win in a key SUNYAC matchup. Moments after Geneseo put an open shot over the crossbar, Peter Degere possessed the ball on the right side and sent a cross to the left post where Malone buried a clean header for his first goal of the season. Jack Carillo earned the shutout with two saves.

Cortland 3, Oswego 2 (OT)(Oct. 17; Oswego, NY)The Red Dragons rallied from a late 2-0 deficit in the second half and clinched a SUNYAC playoff berth with the overtime win. The Lakers seemed in control of the game until Ayinde George scored in the 80th minute to pull Cortland to within 2-1 and Patrick Meany sent the game to overtime in the 87th minute. Bryan Patterson then volleyed in George’s cross just 21 seconds into the extra time for the game-winner.

Oneonta 2, Cortland 1(Oct. 20; Oneonta, NY)Despite the setback, the Red Dragons clinched the fourth seed in the SUNYAC playoffs with a 6-5 league mark. Oneonta scored goals in the 41st and 49th minutes before Eric Reinhardt set up Bryan Patterson’s team-best 13th goal of the season in the 57th minute. Jack Carillo made three saves for Cortland, which outshot Oneonta, 16-10, in the game.

Cortland 2, Vassar 0(Oct. 27; Cortland, NY)The Red Dragons closed their regular season with the win in the first-ever meeting between Cortland and Vassar. Bryan Patterson and Ayinde George scored goals less than two minutes apart early in the second half on shots from 24 and 20 yards out, respectively. Jack Carillo posted his fourth shutout of the season with four saves.

Cortland 3, Buffalo St. 3 (2OT; Cortland advances on PKs)(Oct. 30; Cortland, NY; SuNYAC Quarterfinals)After the teams played to a 3-3 tie through 110 minutes, Bryan Patterson’s converted penalty kick in a shootout lifted the Red Dragons past the Bengals and into the conference semifinals. Cortland had taken a 3-2 lead in the 87th minute on an “own goal,” but Buffalo St. forced overtime with a score in the 89th minute. Eric Reinhardt and Ayinde George netted Cortland’s other scores.

Fredonia St. 1, Cortland 0(Nov. 2; Oneonta, NY; SuNYAC Semifinals)The top-seeded Blue Devils scored the game’s only goal with 1:11 left in regulation and ended Cortland’s season at 11-7-1. After an errant Red Dragon kick, a Fredonia St. player controlled the ball near midfield and sent a long shot that bounced into the corner of the goal for the game-winner. Jack Carillo made two saves, and Corey DeVille and Satoshi Arai were named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team.

2007 Game-by-Game Recap

Junior Mike Jock.

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Team HistoryYear-by-Year Win-Loss Records

Head Coach: Francis J. Moench

Year W-L-T1925 3-1-01926 2-3-01927 8-1-11928 6-0-0

Student Coaches: ira Brown (1929), Fred Cousins (1930), William Brown (1931),

Harold Figenscher (1932)

Year W-L-T1929 4-0-11930 3-1-31931 4-2-11932 2-4-0

Head Coach: Laurence Rogers

Year W-L-T1933 4-2-01934 3-3-01935 6-1-1

Head Coach: Fred Holloway

Year W-L-T Postseason1936 5-3-01937 4-2-01938 4-4-01939 6-1-01940 3-3-11941 5-1-01942 3-3-01943-44 No games, World War II1945 2-3-11946 5-3-01947 6-1-11948 4-2-11949 6-1-11950 4-4-01951 4-4-01952 7-1-01953 6-1-01954 4-3-11955 5-3-01956 4-2-11957 2-4-11958 3-2-31959 7-1-01960 9-1-0 NCAA tournament1961 7-3-0 1962 8-2-1 NCAA tournament1963 9-1-1 1964 9-2-0 NCAA tournament1965 7-4-1 1966 8-3-1 NCAA tournament1967 5-3-3 1968 5-6-01969 7-3-01970 5-4-31971 5-5-21972 8-5-0 ECAC tournament

Head Coach: Fred Taube

Year W-L-T Postseason1973 9-4-2 ECAC tournament champions1974 8-2-5 ECAC tournament champions1975 7-4-11976 11-4-0 SUNYAC tournament, NCAA tournament1977 14-5-0 SUNYAC Champions, 2nd, NCAA Div. III tournament1978 13-2-3 3rd, NCAA Div. III tournament1979 12-3-2 SUNYAC Champions, NCAA Div. III tournament1980 6-8-11981 14-1-3 SUNYAC Champions, Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn. 1982 15-3-0 Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1983 12-4-2 SUNYAC Champions, NCAA Div. III tournament1984 11-3-21985 13-5-01986 9-5-01987 9-7-01988 10-7-11989 13-6-0 ECAC tournament1990 14-1-5 SUNYAC Champions, Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1991 15-3-3 SUNYAC Champions, Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1992 11-2-3 NCAA Div. III tournament1993 13-2-2 SUNYAC Champions, Tied 9th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1994 8-7-0

Head Coach: Frank Tschan

Year W-L-T Postseason1995 10-5-2 2nd place, ECAC tournament 1996 10-9-1 2nd place, ECAC tournament 1997 9-10-01998 8-10-01999 9-8-0

Head Coach: Mike Middleton

Year W-L-T Postseason 2000 4-10-2 2001 13-7-1 SUNYAC Champions, NCAA Div. III tournament2002 15-6-1 SUNYAC Champions, NCAA Div. III tournament2003 16-5-2 SUNYAC Champions, NCAA Div. III tournament

Head Coach: Dwight Hornibrook

Year W-L-T Postseason2004 10-10-02005 10-8-1 SUNYAC Quarterfinals2006 7-9-3 SUNYAC Quarterfinals2007 11-7-1 SUNYAC Semifinals

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BEST W/L RECORD (SEASON - MiN. 10 GAMES)

W-L-T Pct. Year 9-1-0 .900 1960 9-1-1 .864 1963 14-1-3 .861 1981 8-1-1 .850 1927 15-3-0 .833 1982 14-1-5 .825 1990 13-2-2 .824 1993 9-2-0 .818 1964

MOST WiNS (SEASON)

Wins Record Year 16 16-5-2 2003 15 15-6-1 2002 15 15-3-0 1982 15 15-3-3 1991 14 14-1-3 1981 14 14-1-5 1990 14 14-5-0 1977 13 13-2-2 1993 13 13-2-3 1978 13 13-5-0 1985 13 13-6-0 1989 13 13-7-1 2001

LONGEST uNDEFEATED STREAK

19 games (14 wins, 5 ties), 1990

MOST GOALS SCORED (SEASON)

Goals # of games Year 63 22 games 2002 52 19 games 1977 52 23 games 2003 51 20 games 1990 50 20 games 2001 48 16 games 1992 47 18 games 1981 47 21 games 1991

MOST GOALS SCORED (GAME)

Goals Opponent Year Score 12 vs. Syracuse 1959 12-0 11 vs. Utica/Rome 1999 11-0 11 vs. Syracuse 1957 11-0 11 vs. Oswego 1946 11-0 10 vs. Syracuse 1956 10-2 10 vs. Buffalo St. 1992 10-0

FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED (SEASON)

Goals # of games Year 5 8 games 1949 8 18 games 1982

MOST SHuTOuTS (SEASON)

Shutouts # of games Year 11 18 games 1978 11 18 games 1982 11 19 games 1977 11 20 games 1990 11 21 games 1991 11 23 games 2003

Team RecordsMOST CONSECuTiVE SHuTOuTS

5 Three times (1977, 1978, 1982)

MOST CONSECuTiVE GAMES ALLOWiNG ONE GOAL OR LESS

20 games 1991

MOST iNDiViDuAL GOALS SCORED (SEASON)

Goals Player Year 21 Jim McGuidwin 1961 19 David Wright 1981 18 Brian Vamosy 1996 17 Jesse Mankowski 2002 14 Bryan Patterson 2007 14 Samir Sisic 2001 14 David Wright 1980 14 Neale Moore 1977

Career Goal-Scoring Leaders

Player Grad. Gms Goals Avg David Wright 1982 63 35 0.55Mike Borra 1993 73 35 0.48Neale Moore 1980 68 33 0.48Jim McGuidwin 1963 30 27 0.90Tom Porazzo 1978 46 27 0.58Brian Vamosy 1996 34 26 0.76Ron Zorn 1960 26 24 0.92Scotty Martin 1964 33 24 0.72John Wissing 1986 69 24 0.35Chris Sweeney 1960 26 23 0.88Dan Rose —— 32 23 0.72Jesse Mankowski 2003 39 23 0.59Paul Simmonds 1983 78 23 0.29Bryan Patterson 2009 37 22 0.59Don Murphy 1974 40 21 0.52Kevin Russell 2003 42 21 0.50Jim Hesch 1993 51 21 0.41Dave Wilson 1986 57 19 0.33Matt Daum 2005 41 18 0.44Larry Perkins 1959 24 18 0.75Larry Manning 1992 40 18 0.45Greg Ginsberg 1992 76 18 0.24Don Berkowitz 1962 28 16 0.57Glenn Kleinhans —— 34 16 0.47Paul Rose 1966 35 16 0.45Tim Robinson 1980 36 16 0.45Dave Maloney 1964 23 15 0.65Brian Thomas 2000 50 15 0.30Tony Stenta 2001 69 15 0.22Samir Sisic —— 19 14 0.74Aaron Anderson-Winchell 2004 36 14 0.39

individual Records

The 2008 Cortland Men’s Soccer Guide was written and edited by Associate SID Dan Surdam. Action photography by Darl Zehr Photography. The guide was printed by Graphics Plus Printing of Cortland.

On the cover: Seniors Bryan Patterson (upper inset), Adam Jurcic (middle inset) and Peter Degere (lower inset).

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Opponent Series Record Albany Cortland leads 15-6-4 Alfred Cortland leads 2-1-1 American Int. Cortland leads 1-0-0 Amherst Amherst leads 1-0-0Army Series tied 3-3-1 Babson Series tied 1-1-0 Baldwin-Wallace Baldwin-Wallace leads 1-0-0Bard Cortland leads 1-0-0 Binghamton Series tied 10-10-6 Brandeis Brandeis leads 1-0-0 Brockport Brockport leads 39-20-6 Brooklyn Brooklyn leads 1-0-0 SUNY-Buffalo Cortland leads 1-0-0 Buffalo St. Cortland leads 34-5-1 Cabrini Cortland leads 1-0Chris. Newport Chris. New. leads 1-0-0Clarkson Cortland leads 10-2-0 Colgate Cortland leads 15-10-3 Colorado College Colorado Coll. leads 1-0-0Connecticut Connecticut leads 1-0-0 Cornell Cornell leads 19-13-3DeSales Cortland leads 1-0-0Drew Cortland leads 1-0-0 East Stroudsburg Cortland leads 12-6-1 Elmira Cortland leads 10-3-0 Emerson Cortland leads 1-0-0Fredonia Cortland leads 18-14-2 Geneseo Cortland leads 20-11-3 Gettysburg Cortland leads 2-1-1 Glassboro St. Glassboro St. leads 2-0-0Goucher Cortland leads 1-0-0Greensboro College Greensboro leads 1-0-0 Hamilton Cortland leads 21-2-2 Hartwick Hartwick leads 1-0-0 Hobart Cortland leads 11-2-1 Houghton Houghton leads 1-0-0 Howard Series tied 0-0-1 Hunter Cortland leads 1-0-0 Ithaca Cortland leads 44-27-9Judson Judson leads 1-0-0Keuka Cortland leads 2-0-0Le Moyne Cortland leads 14-0-0 Lock Haven Lock Haven leads 8-5-2Lynchburg Cortland leads 1-0-0

Opponent Series Record Mansfield Cortland leads 1-0-1 McMaster Cortland leads 2-0-0Merchant Marine Cortland leads 4-3-0 Messiah Messiah leads 2-0-0Methodist Methodist leads 1-0-0 Misericordia Series ties 2-2-0 Morrisville St. Cortland leads 1-0-0N.J. Tech Cortland leads 1-0-0 New Paltz Cortland leads 26-10-0 N. Adams St. Cortland leads 2-0-0 NC-Greensboro NC-Greensboro leads 1-0-0 Oneonta Series tied 11-11-5 Oswego Cortland leads 42-6-3 Pacific Pacific leads 1-0-0Panzer Cortland leads 5-3-1 Plattsburgh Cortland leads 30-16-3Potsdam Cortland leads 34-3-4 RIT RIT leads 4-3-1 RPI RPI leads 26-12-2 Roanoke Series tied 0-0-1 Rochester Cortland leads 15-6-3 Rockford Cortland leads 1-0-0 Salem St. Salem St. leads 1-0-0 Salisbury Series tied 0-0-1Scranton Cortland leads 1-0-2Siena Cortland leads 2-0-0 Springfield Springfield leads 11-5-1 St. John Fisher Cortland leads 8-3-0 St. Lawrence St. Lawrence leads 11-8-0 Stevens Tech Stevens Tech leads 1-0-0Stony Brook Cortland leads 3-0-0 SUNYIT Cortland leads 16-0-0Swarthmore Cortland leads 1-0-0 Syracuse Cortland leads 22-3-1 Trenton St. Cortland leads 1-0-0 Union Cortland leads 11-5-2 Vassar Cortland leads 1-0-0Virginia Wesleyan Cortland leads 1-0-0West Chester West Chester leads 4-0-0 W. Connecticut St. Series tied 0-0-1Westfield Westfield leads 1-0-0 Wilkes Cortland leads 2-1-0 William Paterson Series tied 1-1-0Worcester St. Cortland leads 2-0-0

Series Records vs. All Opponents

R e D D R A g O N s

About SuNY CortlandLocated atop one of the rolling hills in central New York’s “City of Seven Valleys,” the State University of New York College at Cortland was founded in 1868 as the Cortland Normal School, which included among its earliest students inventor and industrialist Elmer A. Sperry of Sperry-Rand Corp. fame.

Over the decades, the campus expanded and in 1941, by an act of legislature and the Board of Regents, the institution officially became a four-year college providing courses leading to the bachelor’s degree. In 1948, Cortland was a founding member of the State University of New York. Today, approximately 7,500 students are pursuing degrees within the College’s three academic divisions — arts and sciences, professional studies and the school of education. Twenty-three departments with a faculty of more than 400 offer the SUNY Cortland student body 70 majors and 44 minors from which to choose. The College’s main campus covers 191 acres and includes 31 traditional and modern buildings. Fifteen of these structures are residence halls providing on-campus housing for approximately 3,000 students. Cortland also operates its Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake in the Adirondacks, the Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve outside Cortland, and the Brauer Education Center on the Helderberg Escarpment near Albany. At Cortland, athletics are viewed as having an important role in the educational mission of the College. During the fall, winter and spring seasons, Cortland participates in 25 intercollegiate sports — 14 women’s and 11 men’s — in an attempt to provide a broad program which meets the needs, interests and abilities of its students.

The Cortland athletic program placed ninth nationally out of approximately 430 colleges and universities in the 2007-08 all-sport United States Sports Academy Directors’ Cup Division III standings. The award was formerly known as the Sears Directors’ Cup from 1995-2002 and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Directors’ Cup in the 2002-03 school year. Cortland is the only New York school and

one of only six nationwide to finish in the top 20 each of the last 13 years. Since 1989, the Red Dragons have captured 13 NCAA Division III team titles.

The College offers its student-athletes excellent athletic facilities. The newly-constructed on -campus stadium features two artificial turf fields. One field seats 6,500 spectators, the other 1,500. The Cortland football, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s track and field teams are among those who utilize the facility, which the New York Times called “...a new stadium worthy of a major university power.”

The Bessie L. Park Physical Education and Recreation Center, opened in 1973, features the Whitney T. Corey Gymnasium with a 3,500 seating capacity; the Olympic-sized Harriet Holsten swimming pool with gallery seating for 1,500; the Alumni Ice Arena, a facility which can accommodate 2,500 spectators; a 500-seat gymnastics arena, racquetball and squash courts, a wrestling room, modern athletic training facilities and the state-of-the-art Francis Woods Fitness Facility.

Nearby Clayton R. Lusk Field House, with its tartan-textured surface, is home for the indoor track teams, varsity practice sessions and recreational activities. Cortland’s soccer teams play on T. Fred “Prof” Holloway Field, which has lights for night contests and newly installed bleachers. The College also has 22 outdoor tennis courts and two outdoor basketball courts and boasts Robert H. Wallace Field (baseball) and Dragon Field (softball) as part of its 51 acres of athletic fields.

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