2011-12 Loras College Soccer Media Guide

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Department of Athletics

2011-2012

Fight SongHail Loras Varsity

Cheer them along the way,

Onward to victory,We will win this game today.

Let’s hear a cheer for the Varsity,

Long may they reign supreme,

Shout till the echoes ring,For the glory of our team!

BE MORE. BE LORAS.

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Men’s & Women’sSoccer

Dear Duhawk Fans,

Welcome to the Loras College Athletic Department and the Loras College 2011 Soccer Media Guide. The entire Loras community is thrilled that you are experiencing Loras College and “Duhawk Nation.” We hope you are able to visit Dubuque, Iowa, so you can experience our historic, beautiful and state-of-the-art facilities firsthand. Please always know that whether you visit for the first time or are able to see us regularly, you are welcomed by our athletic department, faculty and staff and, most importantly, our student body.

The Loras College Athletic Department is constantly striving to extend the classroom for all of our student-athletes. Teachable moments occur for our coaches and student-athletes literally hundreds of times a day at practice and games. Traits like strength of character, sportsmanship, a solid work ethic and teamwork are taught and reinforced to produce Loras College alumni who will serve the world with integrity!

As members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, another department goal is to compete at the highest level in all athletic venues. Our coaches are recruiting not only young men and women of character, but also athletically gifted and talented young people. It is my belief that you will see well-rounded student-athletes who demonstrate both integrity and athletic prowess as Duhawks.

In the end, we hope you, like thousands before you, enjoy and experience the tradition and engaging personalities that make us all Duhawks.

Thanks for your time and as always…Go Duhawks!

Bob Quinn (’86)Director of Athletics

The construction of the 74,189 square-foot athletic and wellness facility began in June 2006 and opened in November 2007. This newest structural addition to our campus includes:— A basketball/volleyball arena with maximum traditional seating for 1,732 spectators. The same

venue for concerts/speakers provides seating capacity between 2,289 and 2,913.— A two-level fitness center overlooking lower campus provides 9,500 square-feet of strength and

conditioning and cardiovascular space.— The locker room facilities support

Loras students, visitors and comprehensive student-athlete needs. In addition, there are coaches’ offices, a concessions/retail area, hospitality area, an athletic training room and storage.

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Loras College SoccerTable of Contents

This is Loras College ....................................... 2Campus Map ................................................... 4Team Duhawk .................................................. 5Athletic Support Staff ....................................... 6IIAC Conference .............................................. 72012 Soccer Schedules ................................... 8Head Soccer Coach ........................................ 9Coaching Staff ............................................... 10Loras Soccer Philosophy ................................11Loras Men’s Varsity Roster ............................ 12Loras Men’s Reserve Roster ......................... 15IIAC Men’s Reserve Wrap-Up ....................... 19IIAC Men’s Varsity Wrap-Up .......................... 20Men’s History Records, Stats, Results .......... 21Loras Women’s Varsity Roster ...................... 30IIAC Women’s Soccer Wrap-Up .................... 34Women’s History Records, Stats, Results ..... 35Duhawks In The Postseason ......................... 43

Loras Quick FactsLocation ................... Dubuque, IA (pop. 60,000)Enrollment ................................................ 1,558Nickname .............................................DuhawksColors ...................................... Purple and GoldAffiliation ....... NCAA III, Iowa Conference (IIAC)Stadium ........................ Rock Bowl (3,500 cap.)President .................................James E. CollinsAthletics Director .............................. Bob QuinnAssociate Athletics Director .....Denise UdelhofenAthletics Phone .......................... (563) 588-7112Athletics Fax ..............................(563) 557-4087Head Coach ....................................Dan RothertCoach’s Phone ..........................(563) 588-4936SID ................................................. Jon DenhamSID Phone .................................(563) 588-7407SID E-mail .................... [email protected] Fax ......................................(563) 588-7983Web Site ........................................LORAS.EDUHead Athletic Trainer ......................Chris KammHead Strength & Conditioning .....Joshua EdwardsEquipment Manager ........................ Jeff Kilburg

This book was written and designed by the Loras College Office of Sports Information, Jon Denham, director; and Helen Kennedy, Loras College Marketing Department. Cover designed by Mary Kay Mueller, Loras College Marketing Department. Photos courtesy of A2Z Sports Photography and the Loras College Sports Information Office.


Loras has a long-standing history of athletic success—athletes and fans are proud to be Duhawks!

Loras offers 22 varsity sports – 11 for men and 11 for women. As an NCAA Division III school, Loras participates in the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Student-athletes are widely successful: hundreds have been All-Conference, All-American, All-Academic, Conference and National champion athletes. At Loras student-athletes are students first. Coaches go the extra mile to make sure students are athletically and academically successful. Football has been an important part of these athletes’ lives. Their academic and athletic experiences at Loras will help them to be winners for a lifetime.

Loras College Highlights• At Loras, students choose from more than 40 majors and 13 pre-

professional areas of study. As a liberal arts college, regardless of the major, students are exposed to a variety of subjects providing a well-rounded education.

• Loras is ranked 13th among 371 Midwest baccalaureate colleges and universities in the 2012 edition of “America’s Best Colleges” by U.S. News & World Report.

• Loras’ affordability is further underscored by our continued inclusion in Barron’s Best Buys in Education, which recognizes only 240 colleges for affordability.

• Over 90% of our students studied abroad, participated in service trips or service learning, and worked internships in the 2010-2011 academic year.

• In 2011, The Corporation for National and Community Service again honored Loras College with a place on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts and service to America’s communities. Approximately 1,200 Loras students engaged in 40,000 hours of community service, earning the College its fourth straight year of recognition; the second consecutive year Loras was honored with Distinction.

• Loras College is ranked #12 in the country among baccalaureate colleges and universities for students committed to service by Washington Monthly.

• Loras College has a more than 92% graduate placement rate. Within six months of graduation students are employed or enrolled in graduate school.

Established in 1839, Loras College is deeply rooted in the Catholic faith and the liberal arts tradition. Nestled high atop the majestic bluffs of the Mississippi River in Dubuque, Iowa, Loras College overlooks the states of Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. Roughly a three-hour drive from the larger cities of Chicago, Des Moines and Milwaukee, opportunities for social, athletic and cultural events abound on campus, in Dubuque and beyond.

Our MissionLoras, as a Catholic liberal arts college, creates a community of active learners, reflective thinkers, ethical decision-makers, and responsible contributors in diverse professional, social, and religious roles.

This is Loras College

Loras is within reasonable driving distance from nearly every Midwest

metropolitan area.

Contact the Admissions Office at 563.588.7236, 800.245.6727

or admissions@loras.

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PROFILEEnrollment1,558 Students 50.4% Male1,471 Full-time 49.4% Female

Student-to-Faculty Ratio 12 to 1

Average Class Size16 Students

Student Profile43.0% Iowa Students41.0% Illinois Students 6.7% Wisconsin Students 3.9% International & Multicultural Students

Faculty111 Full-time Faculty 31 Part-time Faculty91% Hold highest degree in their field

Academic CalendarFall and Spring SemestersJanuary-Term and Summer Sessions

This is Loras College

ACAdEMIC MAjORS, MInORS And PRE-PROFESSIOnAL AdvISIng AREASUndERgRAdUAtE MAjORS

AccountingAthletic TrainingBiochemistryBiologyBiological ResearchBusinessChemistryComputing & Information TechnologyManagementScienceCriminal JusticeEconomics

Elementary Education K-6EngineeringEnglishLiteratureCreative WritingFinanceHistoryIntegrated Visual ArtsInternational StudiesManagementMarketingMathematicsMedia Studies (TV/Radio)

MusicPhilosophyPhysical EducationPoliticsPsychologyPublic RelationsReligious StudiesSecondary Education Licensure: Biology Chemistry English History

Mathematics Music K-12 Physical Education K-12 Physics Social Sciences SpanishSocial WorkSociologySpanishSport ManagementSport Science

MInORS [distinct from above categories]Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Interpretation Applied PhysicsArt

Catholic StudiesGender Studies Greek and Roman Studies

Iowa CoachingIrish StudiesJournalism

Liturgical MusicPublishingTheatre

PRE-PROFESSIOnAL AdvISIng AREASChiropracticDentistryLawMedicine

Mortuary ScienceNursingOccupational Therapy

OptometryPharmacyPhysical Therapy

Physician’s AssistantPodiatryVeterinary Medicine


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Team Duhawk

Hello From TEAM DUHAWK!

We are embarking on a new academic and athletic year at Loras College. As Denise Udelhofen and I begin our second year of our administration of Duhawk Athletics, our goals remain the same. We want to teach our student-athletes to be great citizens and people through their involvement in athletics. We, also, always strive to compete at the highest level in the Iowa Conference and in the NCAA. While our season and year are new, our goals remain the same.

Denise and I have worked extremely hard to rebrand what was once called the Duhawk Club. The Duhawk Club worked to financially benefit the entire department. In reorganizing this booster club, our discussions revolved around how we could move forward by garnering more support for our student-athletes and, at the same time, provide more benefits for our members. The true greatness of Loras College revolves around the people who make up this proud institution both past and present. We want to take advantage of these Duhawk relationships for our members. Our goal is to be more accessible, visible and provide more opportunity for members to celebrate and connect to Loras College Athletics. Denise, our coaching staff and I will be on the road to see and celebrate the Duhawks with our members. Consequently, we hope more alumni and friends of Loras College participate in this new program. We also hope that TEAM DUHAWK serves its members at a more beneficial level.

Please consider becoming a member of TEAM DUHAWK! Serve the Duhawks, Support the Duhawks and Socialize with the Duhawks!

As Always…GO Duhawks!

Bob Quinn (’86) Denise Udelhofen (’90) Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Associate Athletic [email protected] [email protected](563) 588-7736 (563) 588-7742

“Support, Serve, Socialize”


jon denhamDirector of

Sports Information

Chris KammHead Athletic Trainer

jeff KilburgEquipment Manager

joshua EdwardsHead Coach

Strength & Conditioning

Bob QuinnDirector

of Athletics

denise UdelhofenAssociate Director

of Athletics

Athletic Support Staff


IIAC Conference

Chuck YrigoyenIIAC Commissioner

222 Third Street SE, Suite 423Cedar Rapids, IA 52401Phone: (319) 366-4845

Fax: (319) 366-4911www.iowaconference.com

Founded in 1923 and recognized as one of the top NCAA III leagues in the nation, the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference consists of nine private, liberal arts institutions.

The IIAC sponsors 15 intercollegiate championships in men’s and women’s sports. The IIAC has proven to be one of the nation’s most dominant conferences, annually having many of its teams finish highly at the NCAA III national level.

IIAC MISSIOn StAtEMEntThe Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (IIAC) consists of independent, regionally accredited, residential four-year, liberal arts colleges that share common academic philosophies and goals and that place primary emphasis on the academic progress of students. To that end the athletic programs of IIAC member institutions facilitate the intellectual, spiritual and physical development of all students, whether as participants or spectators.

Members of the IIAC place highest priority on the overall quality of the educational experience of our student-athletes and their successful completion of it. Therefore, the member colleges seek to provide an environment in which athletic activities are conducted as an integral part of our student-athletes’ educational experience. In that vein, intercollegiate competition is provided by the IIAC to develop participants’ skills in self-discipline, teamwork, fair play, sportsmanship and ethical conduct; it is not provided primarily to serve the entertainment needs of spectators nor the talent needs of professional sports teams.

Student-athletes in the IIAC should experience growth of physical and mental skills as well as an appreciation for the rewards of adequate preparation and superior performance. They also should learn to work and play with others who are unlike themselves but who are talented and productive persons. They also should experience the pride of representing an organization, not just themselves, and the responsibility of proper conduct that comes with it. But primarily, they should have the opportunity to excel in their academic work as well as in their athletic endeavors; competitive events and practice sessions will be scheduled to minimize the potential conflict between academic and athletic excellence. In sum, athletic competition in the IIAC serves to encourage our students to participate in activities beyond the classroom, to enhance skills helpful to career success, and to assist them in their general development as human beings.


2012 Soccer SchedulesMEnAUgUSt 25 vs Augustana TBA (Scrimmage)31 vs.Bethel 7:00 p.m. SEPtEMBER 2 vs. St. Mary’s (MN) 7:00 p.m.4 vs. UW-Oshkosh 7:30 p.m.7 @ Washington U. 7:00 p.m. (St. Louis, MO)8 @ Webster TBA (St. Louis, MO) 12 vs. UW-Whitewater 8:00 p.m. 14 @ Augsburg 7:30 p.m. (Minneapolis, MN) 16 @ Macalaster TBA (St. Paul, MN) 19 vs UW-Platteville 7:30 p.m.22 vs. Buena Vista* 7:00 p.m.23 vs. UW- Superior 12:00 noon 25 vs. Wheaton 7:30 p.m.29 @ Luther* 7:00 p.m.

OCtOBER 6 vs Central* (Senior Day) 1:00 p.m.10 @ Coe* 2:00 p.m. 13 vs Wartburg* 3:30 p.m.14 vs. Dominican TBA 20 @ Simpson* 7:30 p.m. 24 vs. U of Dubuque* 8:00 p.m.

WOMEnAUgUSt 26 @ Upper Iowa 5:00 p.m. (Scrimmage)31 @ Augustana 7:00 p.m. (Rock Island, IL)

SEPtEMBER 2 vs. St. Mary’s (MN) 4:30 p.m. 5 vs. UW-Platteville 7:30 p.m.7 @ Washington U. 5:00 p.m. (St. Louis, MO) 8 @ Principia TBA (Elsah, IL) 12 vs. UW-Whitewater 5:30 p.m. 14 @ Augsburg 5:00 p.m. (Minneapolis, MN) 16 @ Macalaster TBA (St. Paul, MN)22 vs. Buena Vista* 4:30 p.m.23 vs. Dominican 2:30 p.m.25 vs. Wheaton 5:00 p.m.29 @ Luther* 5:00 p.m.

OCtOBER 3 @ UW-LaCrosse 7:00 p.m. (La Crosse, WI) 6 vs Central* (Senior Day) 1:00 p.m.10 @ Coe* 2:00 p.m. 13 vs Wartburg* 3:30 p.m. 20 @ Simpson* 5:00 p.m. 24 vs. U of Dubuque* 6:00 p.m..

* indicates Iowa Conference match


Head Soccer Coachdan Rothert

Head Soccer CoachFormer Loras College soccer standout, Dan Rothert has been at the helm of the Duhawk men’s and women’s soccer programs since 1998. In 14 seasons, Rothert’s teams are regarded as some of the best in the country. This past season, both the men and women won the IIAC tournament championship, with the women winning the regular season title as well, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament where they both advanced to the 2nd Round. The men’s team finished 17-3-3 and with a final national

ranking of #17; while the women finished with a school record of 18-3-1 and a final national ranking of #18. His men’s teams have advanced to the NCAA tournament seven consecutive seasons where they have had very successful runs at the national level-advancing to the Sweet 16 in 2005, 2009 and 2010 and the Final Four in 2007 and 2008. The women’s teams have won the Iowa Conference seven times and the IIAC Tournament nine times with eight NCAA appearances which were highlighted by runs to the Sweet 16 in 2003 and 2010.

Rothert was named IIAC Coach of the Year for the women in 2011, has been awarded this honor 11 total times in his 14-year career and has been named Regional Coach of the Year three times. Rothert has amassed an impressive career record of 424-156-36 overall (214-82-17 with the men and 210-74-19 with the women) while at Loras and is one of only six NCAA soccer coaches to ever reach the 200 win plateau for both men and women. Rothert’s teams have set records for winning percentage nearly every season he has coached the Duhawks. His teams have won or shared 13 Iowa Conference Championships (men in 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010; women in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2011) and 13 Iowa Conference Tournament titles. Rothert’s student-athletes have received many honors both on the field and in the classroom during their careers. Notably, he has mentored six All Americans, four Academic All Americans and eight Iowa Conference MVPs.

Rothert holds the highest soccer coaching licenses attainable. He has obtained the USSF “A” License, the NSCAA Premier Diploma, the NSCAA Goalkeeper National Diploma and US Soccer’s National Youth License.

Prior to becoming the head coach at Loras, Rothert was the assistant women’s soccer and assistant women’s basketball coach at Plattsburgh State (NY) where the soccer team was the 1996 New York State Conference champion. Rothert served as the assistant coach at Loras in the 1997 season and was the head boy’s soccer coach at Dubuque Senior High School from 1997-2000, earning “Coach of the Year” honors in 1997.

Rothert has both his undergraduate (‘96) and master’s (‘99) degrees from Loras in Physical Education. He and his wife Karen, a Loras graduate (‘98) and former volleyball student-athlete for the Duhawks, reside in Dubuque with their two sons, Danny and Jack, and daughter, Kate.


Matt Pucci is now in his second season in 2011 as the top assistant on the men’s soccer team. A four year member of the Loras varsity team from 2003-2007, Pucci played striker for two Iowa Conference Championship teams, three NCAA tournament teams, and was a captain of the 2007 Final Four team. That year, Pucci earned All-Conference

and All-Region honors, putting together the fourth best offensive season in program history (17 G, 1 A). Pucci’s coaching career began during his time on the Duhawks roster with the boy’s high school teams at Hempstead and Wahlert. While the head coach with the Golden Eagles in 2008, the team won the IHSAA 1A State Championship and he was named the Mississippi Valley Conference Coach of the Year. Upon concluding his time in Dubuque, Pucci spent two seasons with Misericordia University in Dallas, Pennsylvania. The Cougars qualified for the NCAA Div. III Tournament in each of those two seasons, winning the Freedom Conference twice. Pucci earned his undergraduate degree from Loras College in Public Relations in 2008 and followed with his masters in Organizational Management from Misericordia University in May of 2010. His professional licenses include a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Advanced National Diploma. Pucci resides in Dubuque

dani doddsAssistant Coach

Danielle “Dani” (Gaydusek) Dodds completed her fourth season in 2011 as the top women’s assistant coach. She began her collegiate playing career at the University of South Dakota and transferred to Loras after her first year. She was a student-athlete in the program for 3 seasons (2003-2006) and slid into a role as a student

coach after battling injuries. Dodds scored 14 goals and tallied seven assists for the Duhawks as a center midfielder and helped lead the 2003 women’s team to the “Sweet 16”. While a student at Loras, Dodds began her coaching career as assistant soccer coach with the Wahlert High School girls’ soccer program for two seasons, helping them to an IGHSAU State Championship in 2005. Upon completion of her undergraduate degree in Physical Education (Teacher Education) from Loras College (‘06), Dodds completed her master’s degree in Kinesiology, with an emphasis in Sport Psychology, from Western Illinois University. She is also currently an adjunct professor for the Division of Physical Education and Sport Studies at Loras. Her professional coaching licenses include a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and USSF “D” license. Dodds, an Omaha, Nebraska native, resides in Dubuque with her husband, Mike (2003), and their son, Jude.

Coaching Staff

Justin McCord has returned to the Loras soccer program to lead the men’s reserve program after graduating in 2010. McCord was a four year player for the Duhawks and earned All-Conference accolades in both 2008 and 2010 as well as serving as

captain his senior year. McCord has also served as the assistant coach at Wahlert Catholic High School for two seasons and was just named Head Coach for the 2012 season.

justin McCordMen’s Reserve Team Coach

Kelly MurphyAsst. Student Coach

Matt PucciAssistant Coach

thomas jenningsAsst. Student Coach

jonathon HartleyAsst. Student Coach


Loras Soccer PhilosophyThe philosophy of the Loras College soccer program is one of empowerment, where a successful team will be developed through development of successful individuals. This will be accomplished by creating an environment that is disciplined – focusing on hard work and achievement of goal – and oriented towards the development of team unity. Each student-athlete will be allowed the opportunity to not only develop to his or her potential as a soccer player, but also as a student and a citizen.

Furthermore, through constant communication among teammates and coaches, each individual will have the opportunity to have ownership in what is being done within the team structure. Thus, every member of the team will be valued for what role they assume within the team, who they are as individuals, and as involved decision makers.

Finally, athletes in the Loras soccer program will be successful in the classroom and on the soccer field through the commitment of obtaining goals (individual and team) that in turn will lead to the ultimate goals of achievement and enjoyment.


dylan Milkent SO GKWheaton, IL Glenbard South HS

0 nate duBois SR GK Lemont, IL Lemont HS

1 Kyle Quillin SR DOnalaska, WI Aquinas HS

2

Forrest Olson JR F Midlothian, IL Marist HS

3 Kyle Marxkors JR DFlorissant, MO Christian Brothers HS

4 Erik Berkowitz SO DRacine, WI St. Catherine HS

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Alejandro Cosmopolis SO M/FLima, Peru Colegio Carmelitas HS

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Loras Men’s Varsity Roster

Camilo garces SR MCali, Colombia Colegio Bolivar HS

7 Malcolm Calbert SR D/MStoughton, WI Stoughton HS

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Chris ComstockSR FJacksonville, IL Jacksonville HS

9 donald St. george SR FElm Grove, WI Brookfield East HS

10 tom ColeSO M/DAnn Arbor, MI Pioneer HS

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Louie Oswald JR FDubuque, IA Wahlert Catholic HS

12 Brad joiner JR MLemont, IL Lemont HS

13 Sean LewisJR DEvanston, IL Evanston Township HS

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dan Figura SO DSt. Charles, IL St. Charles North HS

15 Colin Pekovitch SR DLincolnshire, IL Adlai Stevenson HS

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johnny Rummelhart FR MIowa City, IA Regina HS

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dillon Olson FR MMidlothian, IL Marist HS

18 tom Fluegel FR MRockton, IL Hononegah HS

19 Kevin Cavers SO MArlington Heights, IL St. Viator HS

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Pat LanganSO MWheaton, IL Wheaton North HS

21 Ryan Schneider JR FCrestwood, IL Marist HS

22 tim van den bergFR MNijmegen, Holland W. Des Moines Valley HS

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dan MillerSR M/FGeneva, IL Geneva HS

24 Marc venisse JR DPaulden, AZ Chino Valley HS

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Andy Filipiak SR MGeneva, IL Geneva HS


tim van den bergFR MNijmegen, Holland W. Des Moines Valley HS

Andrew Bitta FR GKGreen Oaks, IL Libertyville HS

00 danny Campagna FR DCarol Stream, IL Glenbard North HS

11 Ian johnson SO MSister Bay, WI Gibraltar Area HS

17

Hong daoSO FHanoi, Vietnam Alleman HS

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Loras Men’s Reserve Roster

Matt Hemmerle JR D/MSpring Grove, IL Richmond-Burton HS

25 Marcelo garrido JR M/F Cali, Colombia Colegio Bolivar HS

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juan Perez SO M Cali, Colombia Colegio Bolivar HS

27 jose villacis SO F Guayaquil, Ecuador Colegio Javier HS

28 joe McCullough SO M Bartlett, IL Bartlett HS

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Conor RyanFR M Mokena, IL Lincoln-Way East HS

32 Sammy Al-QadyFR F Naperville, IL Neuqua Valley HS

34 Brian Falvey FR M Lockport, IL Minooka HS

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Andrew Walton FR D Bel Air, MD Geneva Community HS

36 Brian Cichon FR M Orland Park, IL Providence Catholic HS

38 Ayush joshiJR D Kathmandu, Nepal Xavier Academy

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josh goerdtSO M Dyersville, IA Beckman Catholic HS

42 justin tallardSO D Waunakee, WI Waunakee HS

43 Mike ParavolaFR M Glen Ellyn, IL Glenbard West HS

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Zachary West FR M Bourbonnais, IL Bradly Bourbonnais Comm. HS

46 Coleman Smith SO M Lake Forest, IL Lake Forest HS

47 Mike Pizzello FR D/M Elmhurst, IL Timothy Christian HS

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Mitch Burgmeier FR D Dubuque, IA Wahlert Catholic HS

51 Sean ElvertFR GK Naperville, IL Waubonsie Valley HS

52 Matt dargisFR M Palos Park, IL Amos Alonzo Stagg HS

53

daniel PovedaSO F Guayaquil, Ecuador Colegio Javier HS

54 Chris noonanJR M Springfield, IL Sacred Heart-Griffin HS

56 Matt Burgmeier SO D Dubuque, IA Wahlert Catholic HS

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Alex Hanna FR GK Middletown, WI Madison Edgewood HS

58 Austin Miller FR D Eldridge, IA North Scott HS

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Loras Men’s Soccer

IIAC Men’s Reserve Wrap-Upduhawks go Undefeated during Regular Season

The Loras College Men’s Reserve team had another fantastic year, showing that the program has a very bright future for years to come. The Reserves had a great year going 11-0 during their undefeated regular season, with big wins against Ashford University and University of Iowa. Unfortunately, the team fell short during the Reserve Tournament hosted at Luther. The Duhawks were asked to split the roster into two teams because of a sudden withdrawal of another team. Both teams played very well, but by the last couple of games were down to playing just 11 players - many of them battling injuries.

The coaching staff was very proud and impressed by the effort and determination showed by the entire team during the tournament and throughout the entire year. The Reserve team once again proved to be a great feeder program with players such as Mitch Burgmeier and Dillon Olson making their way to the varsity team. By the end of the year roughly 10 players had made their way to the varsity level while helping the team program gear up for the play-offs. With another great season in the books the Reserve team is very excited with the new talent sure to be added and the abilities within the current team.


IIAC Men’s Varsity Wrap-Upduhawks Win IIAC tournament title

Reach nCAA III Second Round For Fifth Straight Year

The 2011 Loras College Men’s Varsity soccer team finished 17-3-3, won the Iowa Conference Tournament, and reached at least the second round of the NCAA Division III Men’s Soccer Championships for the fifth straight season. All told, the Duhawks outscored their opponents 75-18 with 23 different players scoring at least one goal for the purple and gold. No other team in Division III could boast that high of a number – as Loras regularly employed the ‘next man in’ mentality. A total of 17 Duhawks scored multiple goals and 12 different players were credited with game-winners.

The Duhawks were second in the IIAC during the regular season at 6-1-1 and finished the regular season with a 14-2-3 record. In the 2011 IIAC Tournament, Loras knocked out Central College with a 2-0 win in the Rock Bowl (avenging the regular season 3-3 tie) and followed with a road win over Luther College in the championship game, 1-0. Johnny Rummelhart netted goals in each of the two games for Loras.

Individually, Donald St. George led the team with eight goals, six assists and 22 points in 23 games. Brad Joiner was next with seven goals and seven assists in 20 games. Louie Oswald tied Joiner with seven goals. Senior goalkeeper Nate DuBois recorded nine complete shutouts and chipped in with four other split shutouts with Dylan Milkent. DuBois had 0.87 goals against average in 2011 and was the goalkeeper of record in all 17 wins.

Postseason honors for the Duhawks included seven players on the All-Iowa Conference team. St. George, Cavers and Chris Comstock were first team selections. DuBois, Oswald, Joiner and Dan Figura were second team selections. Sophomore Kevin Cavers was also on the NSCAA All-North Region team following his team high 10 assists from the midfield.

The 2011-12 senior class of DuBois, St. George, Comstock, Colin Pekovitch, Camilo Garces, Kyle Quillin (as well as Malcolm Calbert, Andy Filipiak and Dan Miller, who are eligible to return in 2012) won 73 games over the last four seasons. They combined for 14 shutouts, 24 goals and 18 assists in 2011.

2011 Men’s Soccer Standings |--------------- IIAC ---------------| |------- Overall -------| W L t Pts. W L tLuther (14/15) 7 0 1 22 17 3 3Loras-z (19/17) 6 1 1 19 17 3 3Simpson 5 3 0 15 8 10 1Dubuque 5 3 0 15 12 5 2Wartburg 4 4 0 12 8 10 1Central 3 4 1 10 10 8 1Coe 2 5 1 7 6 9 3Buena Vista 2 6 0 6 6 11 0Cornell 0 8 0 0 1 17 0

z - 2011 IIAC Tournament Champion (Rankings are NSCAA/D3soccer.com)


Men’s Soccer History Records, Stats, Re-

sults201117-3-3, 6-1-1, IIAC 2nd, nCAA Rd. 2Kevin Cavers All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Donald St. George All-IIAC (1st)Chris Comstock All-IIAC (1st)Nate DuBois All-IIAC (2nd)Brad Joiner All-IIAC (2nd)Dan Figura All-IIAC (2nd)Lou Oswald All-IIAC (2nd)

2010 16-7-1, 7-1, t-1st IIAC, nCAA Sweet 16Dan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearMiguel Bonilla All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (1st) All-American (3rd) Thomas Jennings All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Malcolm Calbert All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Dan Wickman All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (3rd)Justin McCord All-IIAC (1st)Tom Strumpf All-IIAC (2nd)Kevin Cavers All-IIAC (HM)

2009 20-3-1 8-0, 1st IIAC, nCAA Sweet 16 Dan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearSantiago Mejia All-IIAC (1st) IIAC MVP All-Region (1st) All-American (1st) Miguel Bonilla All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (1st) All-American (3rd) Nate Minkel All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (3rd) Matt Splittgerber All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd) Nick Rizzo All-IIAC (1st) AJ Josephs All-IIAC (2nd)Tyler Hoyt All-IIAC (HM)

Thomas Jennings All-IIAC (HM)Donald St. George All-IIAC (HM)Matt Lamale All-IIAC (HM)

200820-5-1, 7-1, 1st IIAC, nCAA Final FourSantiago Mejia All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (1st) All-America (3rd)Miguel Bonilla All-IIAC (1st) IIAC MVP All-Region (1st)Sean Crosby All-IIAC (1st)Tyler Hoyt All-IIAC (1st)Nate DuBois All-IIAC (2nd)Nate Minkel All-IIAC (2nd)Nick Rizzo All-IIAC (2nd)Justin McCord All-IIAC (2nd)Matt Lamale All-IIAC (HM)

200723-0-2, 8-0, 1st IIAC, nCAA Final FourDan Rothert IIAC Coach of the Year West Region Coach of the YearMatt Brumfield All-IIAC (1st) IIAC MVP All-Region (1st) All-America (2nd)Santiago Mejia All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (1st) All-America (2nd)Matt Pucci All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (1st)Miguel Bonilla All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (1st)Matt Splittgerber All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Mike Richter All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Nate DuBois All-IIAC (1st)Nate Minkel All-IIAC (2nd)Nick Rizzo All-IIAC (2nd)Matt Lamale All-IIAC (HM)


Men’s Soccer History200613-5-2, 7-1, t-1st IIAC, nCAA Rd. 1Dan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearKevin Smerko All-IIAC (1st)Nick Anello All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Matt Splittgerber All-IIAC (1st)Santiago Mejia All-IIAC (1st)Mike Richter All-IIAC (2nd) All-Region (3rd)Kevin Burberry All-IIAC (2nd)

200518-4-1, 6-1-1, 3rd IIAC, nCAA Sweet 16Dan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearMatt Ochoa All-IIAC (1st) IIAC MVP All-Region (3rd)Kevin Smerko All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (3rd)Tony Stehn All-IIAC (1st)Nick Anello All-IIAC (1st)Nick Roe All-IIAC (2nd)

200413-6-3, 5-2-1, 3rd IIACDan Johnson All-IIAC (1st)Sean Moran All-IIAC (1st)Matt Ochoa All-IIAC (1st)Tony Stehn, All-IIAC (2nd)

200317-4, 7-1, 1st IIACBrad Johnson All-IIAC (1st) IIAC MVPSean Moran All-IIAC (1st)Matt Ochoa All-IIAC (1st)Andy Zimmer All-IIAC (2nd)Rashad Dacus All-IIAC (2nd)

200211-6-2, 7-2, 5th IIACSean Moran All-IIAC (1st)Nick Sullivan All-IIAC (1st)Andy Zimmer All-IIAC (2nd)

200113-8-1, 6-1-1, 2nd IIACBrad Johnson All-IIAC (1st)Rashad Dacus All-IIAC (1st)Troy Neideen All-IIAC (2nd)Sean Moran All-IIAC (HM)

200012-9, 7-2, 4th IIACBrad Johnson All-IIAC (1st)Nick Williams All-IIAC (1st)Rashad Dacus All-IIAC (2nd)Mike Mueller All-IIAC (2nd)

19999-12-1, 7-2, 2nd IIACJason Woods All-IIAC (1st)Jason Berna All-IIAC (1st)Brad Johnson All-IIAC (2nd)Steve Prior All-IIAC (2nd)Zach Alumbaugh All-IIAC (2nd)

199811-10, 8-3, 3rd IIACJason Woods All-IIAC (1st)Jason Berna All-IIAC (1st)Tim Stasiek All-IIAC (2nd)

19979-9-1, 6-2-1, 2nd IIACJason Woods All-IIAC (1st)Jason Berna All-IIAC (1st)Javier Perez All-IIAC (2nd)


Men’s Soccer History199612-11, 6-3, 3rd IIACMisha Pryadilnkov All-IIAC (1st)Troy Thiele All-IIAC (1st)Andy McKinnon All-IIAC (2nd)Mike Piehler All-IIAC (2nd)

19956-11-3Misha Pryadilnkov All-IIAC Tourney All-RegionJavier Perez All-IIAC Tourney

199410-10Marcus Rezende All-IIAC TourneyPedro Cortez All-IIAC TourneyTroy Thiele All-IIAC Tourney

199311-8-1Kris Keplinger All-IIAC TourneyMarcus Rezende All-IIAC TourneyMatt Blackford All-IIAC Tourney

19924-13-1

1991~ no team~

19904-9-1

19892-11-1

19889-6-2

19874-10-2

1986 6-7-4

1985 7-8-2NAIA District 15 Runners-Up

1984 8-8Pete Jebson NAIA All-District 15John Reilly NAIA All-District 15Joe Raible NAIA All-District 15Andy Fuller NAIA All-District 15

19831-7Pete Jebson NAIA All-District 15John Reilly NAIA All-District 15Joe Raible NAIA All-District 15


Men’s Team RecordsWins 23 23-0-2, 2007Losses 13 4-13-1, 1992

Most goalsMatch 19 vs. Clarke, 19-0, 1989Opponent 10 Marycrest, 0-10, 1990Both 19 vs. Clarke, 19-0, 1989Season 79 2003Opp. - Season 62 1992

Fewest goalsAllowed 6 2007Scored 13 1990

MiscellaneousShutouts 19 2007Times Shutout 9 1999Winning Streak 22 2007Unbeaten Streak 31 2007-2008Losing Streak 7 1990

goals ScoredMatch: 9 Mike Hobin, vs. Clarke, 1989Season: 24 Kris Keplinger, 1993Career: 55 Miguel Bonilla, 2007-2010

AssistsMatch: 7 Brian Flaherty, vs. Clarke, 1989Season: 17 Santiago Mejia, 2008Career: 58 Santiago Mejia, 2006-09

PointsMatch: 18 Mike Hobin, vs. Clarke, 1989Season: 52 Kris Keplinger (24G, 2A), 1993Career: 133 Miguel Bonilla (55G, 23A) 2007-10

SavesMatch: 21 Jay Benton, vs. St. Mary’s, 1997Season: 163 Justin Friske, 1996Career: 313 Zach Alumbaugh, 1998-2001

Fewest goals AgainstSeason: 3 Nate DuBois, Tom Richlak, (3 each) 2007Career: 42 Nate DuBois, 2007-08, 2011


Men’s Overall Team StatsAll gamesOverall: 17-3-3 Conference: 6-1-1 Home: 10-1-2 Away: 6-2-1 neutral: 1-0-0

LORAS OPPShot Statistics Goals-Shot attempts 75-501 18-226 Goals scored per game 3.26 0.78 Shot pct. .150 .080 Shots/Game 21.8 9.8 Assists 63 14

Corner Kicks 161 97

Penalty Kicks 4-5 2-3

Attendance Total 4490 3330 Dates/Avg Per Date 13/345 9/370 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/81


Men’s Schedule Results2011 varsity Schedule Results

date Opponent ResultsSept. 2 vs. North Central W, 4-0Sept. 3 at Wheaton L, 2-1Septs. 7 at UW-Whitewater W, 4-2Sept. 9 at St. Ambrose T, 0-0, 2OTSept. 11 MACALESTER W, 2-1Sept. 13 UW-PLATTEVILLE W, 4-2Sept. 17 NEB. WESLEYAN W, 6-0Sept. 18 ST. NORBERT W, 7-0Sept. 24 DUBUQUE* W, 3-0Sept. 30 AUGSBURG W, 1-0Oct. 1 at Buena Vista* W, 5-0Oct. 5 at Coe* W, 5-1Oct. 8 CENTRAL* T, 3-3, 2OTOct. 9 at Dominican W, 5-0Oct. 12 WARTBURG* W, 3-1Oct. 15 at Simpson* W, 4-0Oct. 19 at Luther* L, 2-0Oct. 23 WASHINGTON UNIV. T, 0-0, 2OTOct. 26 CORNELL* W, 13-0 W, 2-0IIAC Nov. 2 CENTRAL W, 2-0Nov. 5 at Luther W, 1-0 nCAA Nov. 11 MINN.-MORRIS W, 2-0Nov. 12 CALVIN L, 4-0

* Iowa Conference Caps=HOME

2011 Reserves Schedule Resultsdate Opponent ResultSept. 5 DUBUQUE* W, 3-0Sept. 12 at Wartburg* W, 3-0Sept. 15 at Ashford W, 6-0Sept. 22 at St. Ambrose W, 3-1Sept. 26 WARTBURG* W, 3-1Oct. 3 MADISON TECH W, 6-0Oct. 7 MCHENRY COUNTY W, 3-1Oct. 13 ST. AMBROSE W, 6-1Oct. 16 at Univ. of Iowa W, 2-1Oct. 17 ASHFORD W, 2-1, OTOct. 20 at Dubuque* W, 2-0


Men’s Season RecordsPoints name # Year1 Kris Keplinger 52 19932 Miguel Bonilla 44 20093 Miguel Bonilla 42 20084 Matt Pucci 35 2007 Nick Roe 35 20056 Kris Keplinger 34 19927 Brad Johnson 33 20038 Misha Prydilnkov 32 19959 Brad Johnson 31 200110 Troy Thiele 30 1995 Pedro Cortez 30 1993 Andy McKinnon 30 1996 Santiago Mejia 30 2009

goals name # Year1 Kris Keplinger 24 19932 Miguel Bonilla 19 20093 Miguel Bonilla 18 20084 Matt Pucci 17 20075 Kris Keplinger 16 19926 Pete Jebson 15 19847 Brad Johnson 14 2003 Brad Johnson 14 2001 Andy McKinnon 14 199610 Pedro Cortez 13 1993 Troy Thiele 13 1995 Nick Roe 13 2005

Assists name # Year1 Santiago Mejia 17 20082 Santiago Mejia 16 20093 Santiago Mejia 15 20074 Misha Prydilnkov 12 19955 Joe Raible 11 19866 Mike Richter 10 2005 Santiago Mejia 10 2006 Kevin Cavers 10 20118 Jason Berna 9 1999 Nick Roe 9 2005

Shutouts name # Year1 Nate Dubois 12.5 20082 Nate Dubois 9 20113 Dan Wickman 8 20104 Nate Dubois 7 2007 Kevin Smerko 7 20056 Adam Kelsch 6.5 20097 Zach Alumbaugh 6 1998 Justin Friske 6 19969 Dan Wickman 5.5 200910 Nick Williams 5 1997 Kevin Smerko 5 2006

Saves name # Year1 Justin Friske 163 19962 Greg Salazar 119 19923 Nick Williams 98 19974 Matt Blackford 91 19945 Zach Alumbaugh 90 2000

goals/Average(900 Mins. Min.)

name # Mins Year1 Nate DuBois 0.20 1,337 20072 Tom Richlak 0.29 936 20073 Dan Wickman 0.45 989 20094 Dan Wickman 0.76 2,117 20105 Adam Kelsch 0.81 1,228 20096 Nate DuBois 0.83 2,265 20087 Kevin Smerko 0.85 1,902 20058 Nate DuBois 0.87 1,867 20119 Nick Murray 0.90 1,597 200310 Kevin Smerko 1.02 1,768 2006


Men’s Career RecordsPoints name # Years1 Miguel Bonilla 133 2007-102 Brad Johnson 99 1999-033 Santiago Mejia 98 2006-094 Kris Keplinger 86 1991-935 Misha Prydilnkov 76 1994-966 Tony Stehn 74 2002-057 Marcus Rezende 71 1992-948 Mike Richter 70 2004-079 Nick Roe 64 2002-0510 Joe Raible 63 1983-86

goals name # Years1 Miguel Bonilla 55 2007-092 Brad Johnson 44 1999-033 Kris Keplinger 40 1991-934 Tony Stehn 29 2002-055 Marcus Rezende 26 1992-94 Misha Prydilnkov 26 1994-96 Mike Richter 26 2004-07 Matt Pucci 26 2004-079 Troy Thiele 23 1993-96 Andy Zimmer 23 2002-05

Assists name # Years1 Santiago Mejia 58 2006-092 Misha Prydilnkov 24 1994-963 Miguel Bonilla 23 2007-104 Jason Berna 21 1996-99 Joe Raible 21 1983-866 Brian Flaherty 20 1987-90 Nick Roe 20 2002-058 Marcus Rezende 19 1992-94 Andy Zimmer 19 2002-0510 Mike Richter 18 2004-07

Shutouts(Min. 5) name # Years1 Nate DuBois 28.5 2007-08, 20112 Zach Alumbaugh 17 1998-013 Dan Wickman 13.5 2009-104 Kevin Smerko 13 2003-065 Kent Rustad 11 1984-876 Nick Murray 9 2001-04

Saves name # Years1 Zach Alumbaugh 313 1998-012 Greg Salazar 245 1991-953 Kevin Smerko 217 2003-064 Nate DuBois 208 2007-08, 20115 Justin Friske 163 1996

goals/Average(2+ Seasons)

name # Mins Years1 Tom Richlak 0.38 1,173 2004-072 Dan Wickman 0.67 3206 2007-103 Nate DuBois 0.69 5,468 2007-08. 20114 Nick Murray 1.04 3,449 2001-045 Kevin Smerko 1.06 5,311 2003-066 Zach Alumbaugh 1.31 6,056 1998-017 Kent Rustad 2.10 4,187 1984-878 Greg Salazar 2.16 2,578 1991-959 Matt Blackford 2.18 1,320 199410 Tom Gilfillan 2.58 1,012 1990-92


Men’s Overall Individual StatsAll gamesOverall: 17-3-3 Conference: 6-1-1 Home: 10-1-2 Away: 6-2-1 neutral: 1-0-0

## name gP-gS g A Pts Sh Shot% YC-RC gW PK-Att 13 Brad Joiner 20-20 7 7 21 37 .189 2-0 2 0-0 10 Donald St. George 23-23 8 4 20 62 .129 3-0 2 1-2 20 Kevin Cavers 23-23 4 10 18 44 .091 2-0 2 0-0 12 Louie Oswald 23-2 7 3 17 34 .206 1-0 2 1-1 9 Chris Comstock 23-23 5 4 14 44 .114 0-0 1 0-0 17 Johnny Rummelhart 23-0 4 4 12 23 .174 2-0 1 0-0 19 Tom Fluegel 23-3 4 3 11 15 .267 0-0 1 0-0 3 Forrest Olson 23-0 3 4 10 20 .150 4-0 1 0-0 15 Dan Figura 23-23 4 0 8 13 .308 0-0 1 0-0 8 Malcolm Calbert 5-5 4 0 8 8 .500 1-1 0 0-0 22 Ryan Schneider 18-0 3 2 8 12 .250 2-0 0 0-0 6 Alejandro Cosmopolis 23-18 2 4 8 25 .080 0-0 0 0-0 21 Pat Langan 22-9 3 1 7 35 .086 0-0 0 0-0 2 Kyle Quillin 20-1 3 1 7 14 .214 0-0 0 1-1 7 Camilo Garces 23-23 1 5 7 20 .050 1-0 1 0-0 23 Tim Van den Bergh 19-5 2 2 6 23 .087 0-0 1 0-0 24 Dan Miller 12-0 2 1 5 7 .286 0-0 0 0-0 18 Dillon Olson 19-0 2 1 5 6 .333 1-0 0 1-1 14 Sean Lewis 23-0 1 2 4 25 .040 0-0 1 0-0 11 Tom Cole 23-6 1 2 4 12 .083 3-0 0 0-0 4 Kyle Marxkors 15-12 1 1 3 12 .083 2-0 0 0-0 25 Marc Venisse 14-1 1 1 3 3 .333 0-0 0 0-0 16 Colin Pekovitch 22-18 1 0 2 6 .167 1-0 0 0-0 5 Erik Berkowitz 21-15 0 1 1 1 .000 0-0 0 0-0 26 Mitch Burgmeier 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 1 Nate DuBois 22-22 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 Dylan Milkent 5-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Total 23 75 63 213 501 .150 25-2 17 4-5 Opponents 23 18 14 50 226 .080 30-1 3 2-3

|--gOAL AvERAgE--| |----SAvES----| |-----RECORd----|## name gP-gS Minutes gA Avg Saves Pct W L t Sho 0 Dylan Milkent 5-1 262:13 0 0.00 6 1.000 0 0 1 1 1 Nate DuBois 22-20 1867:47 18 0.87 58 .763 17 3 2 9 TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 4 Total 23 2130:00 18 0.76 64 .780 17 3 3 14 Opponents 23 2130:00 75 3.17 163 .685 3 17 3 4


Michelle vonachen FR GK Glen Ellyn, IL Glenbard West HS

00 Hannah Wilson FR GK Waunakee, WI Waunakee HS

0 Katie Chambers SR GK Sleepy Hollow, IL St. Edward HS

1

Claire Murphy FR M/D Tinley Park IL Andrew HS

2 Amy naderJR D/M Milwaukee, WI Milwaukee Lutheran HS

3 Lynn devriese SO F East Moline, IL Alleman Catholic HS

5

Lisa WaltzSR F/M Deerfield, IL Deerfield HS

6 natalie Schlader SR MDubuque, IAWahlert Catholic HS

7 Hillary Wilson JR F Waunakee, WI Waunakee HS

8

Loras Women’s Varsity Roster


Rachel Rieger JR D Bartlett, IL Bartlett HS

9 Kate Young SR F Roscoe, IL Hononegah HS

10 Sarah trump SO D/M Flossmoor, IL Marian Catholic HS

11

Brittany Kinnunen SO M Lemont, IL Lemont HS

12 Frankie Mosca SO M Plainfield, IL Joliet Catholic HS

13 Kinsey CampbellSO D/M Greendale, WI Greendale HS

14

Brittan RooneySR M/F Peoria, IL Notre Dame HS

15 tonya Lohmeyer SR M Wilton, IA Wilton HS

16 jessica Kern SR M/F Elmhurst, IL Montini Catholic HS

17



Rosie Roe JR F Crestwood, IL Marist HS

18 Ali Schmitt JR M Cedar Rapids, IA Xavier HS

19 danielle vujovic FR M Elmhurst, IL York HS

20

Abby Maier FR M Waunakee, WI Waunakee HS

21 jaclyn tumberger SO M Arlington Heights, IL St. Viator HS

22 Madeline tennant SO M Geneva, IL Geneva HS

23


jayne Eslinger JR M Chicago, IL St. Ignatius College Prep

24 Megan Kittleson SO M Janesville, IA Waverly-Shell Rock HS

25 Sarah Small FR D Peoria, IL Richwoods HS

26


Loras Women’s Varsity Soccer

Shelby Perkins FR D Davenport, IA Davenport North HS

27 jill Leibforth FR F Evergreen Park, IL Mother Macauley HS

28 Kristina Everding FR M/F Sumner, IA Waverly-Shell Rock HS

29

Alexa Eggert FR D Tinley Park, IL Lincoln Way North HS

30 Erica Frana JR D New Berlin, WI Nathan Hale HS

31


2011 Includes 17-game Unbeaten StreakSecond Straight trip to nCAA Round 2

The 2011 Loras College Women’s Soccer Team won the Iowa Conference’s regular season (7-0-1) and Tournament titles and hosted the first two rounds of the NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Championships. The Duhawks finished 18-3-1 on the year and were on a 17-game unbeaten streak when the season came to an end.

Fourteen different players scored at least two goals for the Duhawks and four players logged at least eight assists. The purple and gold outscored their opponents 71-17 in 2011. Loras also posted 12 shutouts in their 18 wins.

The offense was led by senior Kate Young’s 13 goals, eight assists and 34 points. She concludes her career as the second most decorated player in program history. Six other players scored at least five goals in 2011. Danielle Vujovic was second on the team with nine (and nine assists), followed by Jessica Kern and Tonya Lohmeyer with seven each, Lisa Waltz’s six and five apiece for Jayne Eslinger and Madeline Tennant.

After the 2011 season came to end in the second round of the NCAA Division III Championships, the postseason honors started rolling in.

Young, Kern, goalkeeper Katie Chambers and center back Kinsey Campbell each made the first team All-Iowa Conference list. Eslinger and Vujovic were on the second team. Honorable Mention went to Lohmeyer and Ali Schmitt, as well as defenders Lynn DeVriese and Sarah Trump. Head coach Dan Rothert was also named the 2011 IIAC Women’s Coach of the Year – the sixth such honor for Rothert and second in a row.

The program’s most accomplished senior class leaves after tallying 66 wins over the last four seasons. Chambers, Young, Kern, Schmitt, Lohmeyer, Waltz, Brittan Rooney and Natalie Schlader wrapped up their careers in 2011 with multiple IIAC championships and NCAA appearances.

IIAC Women’s Soccer Wrap-Up

2011 Women’s Soccer Standings |--------------- IIAC ---------------| |------- Overall -------| W L t Pts. W L tLoras - z (18/rv) 7 0 1 22 18 3 1Wartburg (20/nr) 7 0 1 22 17 2 3Simpson 5 3 0 15 13 6 2Luther 5 3 0 15 10 9 1Dubuque 4 3 1 13 9 8 1Central 3 4 1 10 10 7 1Buena Vista 1 7 0 3 8 10 1Coe 1 7 0 3 4 11 2Cornell 1 7 0 3 5 14 0

z - 2011 IIAC Tournament Champion (Rankings are NSCAA/D3soccer.com)


Women’s Soccer History Records, Stats, Results2011

18-3-1, 7-0-1, 1st IIAC, nCAA Rd. 2Dan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearKate Young All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (1st)Kinsey Campbell All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Katie Chambers All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Jessica Kern All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (3rd)Jayne Eslinger All-IIAC (2nd)Danielle Vujovic All-IIAC (2nd)Tonya Lohmeyer All-IIAC (HM)Ali Schmitt All-IIAC (HM)Sarah Trump All-IIAC (HM)Lynn DeVriese All-IIAC (HM)

201022-1-1, 8-0, 1st IIAC, nCAA Sweet 16Dan Rothert IIAC Coach of the Year North Region Coach of the YearKate Young All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (1st) All-American (3rd)Jessica Kern All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Kelly Murphy All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Katie Chambers All-IIAC (2nd)Sarah Trump All-IIAC (2nd)Tonya Lohmeyer All-IIAC (2nd)Jayne Eslinger All-IIAC (2nd)Jaclyn Tumberger All-IIAC (2nd)Ali Schmitt All-IIAC (HM)

200912-5-4, 5-1-2, 3rd IIACJessica Kern All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (2nd)Kate Young All-IIAC (1st) All-Region (3rd)Jayne Eslinger All-IIAC (2nd)Holly Wilson All-IIAC (2nd)Michelle Janosz All-IIAC (2nd)Dolly Duffy All-IIAC (2nd)Samantha Messacar All-IIAC (HM)

200814-6-3, 6-1-1, 2nd IIACAlex Clesen All-IIAC (1st)Jenna Kosek All-IIAC (1st)Samantha Messacar All-IIAC (1st)Torey Murray All-IIAC (2nd)Holly Wilson All-IIAC (2nd) All-Region (3rd)Michelle Janosz All-IIAC (HM)Dolly Duffy All-IIAC (HM)

200714-7, 8-0, 1st IIACLauren Schaeflein All-IIAC (1st)Katie Ryan All-IIAC (1st)Katee Whitney All-IIAC (1st)Maria Prendergast All-IIAC (1st)Morgan Spencer All-IIAC (2nd)Samantha Messacar All-IIAC (2nd)Alex Clesen All-IIAC (2nd)Torey Murray All-IIAC (HM)

200611-8-2, 7-1, 2nd IIACLauren Schaeflein All-IIAC (1st) All-RegionMaria Prendergast All-IIAC (1st) All-RegionKatee Whitney All-IIAC (1st)Katie Ryan All-IIAC (2nd)

200518-4, 8-0, 1st IIACJulie Sapko All-IIAC (1st) All-RegionRodie Doar All-IIAC (1st) All-RegionLauren Schaeflein All-IIAC (1st)Jenna Kosek All-IIAC (2nd)Katee Whitney All-IIAC (2nd)


Women’s Soccer History200418-2-2, 7-1, 2nd IIACDan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearMichelle Wieser All-IIAC (1st) All-AmericaKatie Brake All-IIAC (1st) All-RegionRodie Doar All-IIAC (1st)Lauren Schaeflein All-IIAC (1st)Erin Hall All-IIAC (2nd)Jenni Wilberding All-IIAC (2nd)

200320-2-1, 8-0, 1st IIACDan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearMichelle Wieser All-IIAC (1st) All-Region IIAC MVPFae Carroll All-IIAC (1st)Katie Brake All-IIAC (1st)Jenni Wilberding All-IIAC, (2nd)Erin Hall All-IIAC (2nd)Rodie Doar All-IIAC (2nd)

200218-5, 7-2, 1st IIACMaggie Moore All-IIAC (1st)Michelle Wieser All-IIAC (1st)Fae Carroll All-IIAC (1st)Katie Brake All-IIAC (1st)Kerry Walsh All-IIAC (2nd)

200116-5-2, 5-2-2, 1st IIACDan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearMaggie Moore All-IIAC (1st)Michelle Wieser All-IIAC (1st)Sara Wieczorek All-IIAC (1st)Katie Brake All-IIAC (2nd)Becky Duffy All-IIAC (HM)

200011-8-1, 4-4-1, 6th IIACMaggie Moore All-IIAC (1st)Carrie Ring All-IIAC (2nd)Rachel Kalb All-IIAC (2nd)

199910-9-1, 3-5-1, 5th IIACNikki Papis All-IIAC (1st)Carrie Ring All-IIAC (2nd)

19989-9-1, 6-5-1, 4th IIACDan Rothert IIAC Coach of the YearMegan Hayes All-IIAC (1st)Annie Sullivan All-IIAC (2nd)Carrie Ring All-IIAC (2nd)Sara Wieczorek All-IIAC (2nd)Rachel Kalb All-IIAC (2nd)

19974-12, 3-5, 6th, IIACJulie O’Brien All-IIAC (1st)Megan Hayes All-IIAC (2nd)Nikki Papis All-IIAC (2nd)

199611-9-1, 5-1, 2nd IIACKristine Konen All-IIAC (1st)Staci Wilkes All-IIAC (1st)Megan Hayes All-IIAC (1st)Kelly Zezulak All-IIAC (2nd)Kelly Stevens All-IIAC (2nd)

19955-9-5


Women’s Team RecordsWins 22 22-1-1, 2010Losses 12 4-12, 1997

Most goalsMatch 13 vs. Buena Vista, 13-0, 2001Opponent 11 vs. Coe, 2-11, 1997Both 13 vs. Buena Vista, 2001, vs. Coe, 1997Season 102 2002Opp. - Season 58 1997

Fewest goalsAllowed 9 2010Scored 18 1997

MiscellaneousShutouts 15 2010Times Shutout 9 1998, 1999Winning Streak 19 2003Unbeaten Streak 20 2003Losing Streak 7 1996, 1997

goals ScoredMatch: 4 Kristine Konen, vs. Wm. Penn, 1996 Maggie Moore, vs. Dubuque, 2002Season: 26 Michelle Wieser, 2003Career: 87 Michelle Wieser, 2001-04

AssistsMatch: 5 Michelle Wieser, vs. Aurora, 2003Season: 19 Michelle Wieser, 2002Career: 53 Michelle Wieser, 2001-04

PointsMatch: 10 Kristine Konen, vs. Wm. Penn, 1996 Maggie Moore, vs. Dubuque, 2002Season: 68 Michelle Wieser, 2003Career: 227 Michelle Wieser, (87G, 53A) 2001-04

SavesMatch: 26 Julie O’Brien, vs. Luther, 1997 Carol Prettyman, vs. Mankato St. 1995Season: 171 Carol Prettyman, 1995Career: 450 Sara Wieczorek, 1998-01

Fewest goals AgainstSeason 9 Katie Chambers, 2010 / Erin Hall, 2002Career 35/47 Katie Chambers, 2009-11 (3 yrs.) / Erin Hall 2001-04 (4 yrs.)


Women’s Overall Team StatsAll gamesOverall: 18-3-1 Conference: 7-0-1 Home: 12-1-1 Away: 5-1-0 neutral: 1-1-0 LORAS OPPShot Statistics Goals-Shot attempts 71-457 17-150 Goals scored per game 2.38 0.38 Shot pct. .155 .113 Shots/Game 20.8 6.8 Assists 58 10

Corner Kicks 136 71

Penalty Kicks 3-3 0-0

Attendance Total 4400 868 Dates/Avg Per Date 14/314 6/145 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/315


Women’s Schedule Results2011 Schedule Results

date Opponent ResultsSept. 2 at Wheaton L, 3-1Sept. 3 vs. DePauw W, 1-0Sept. 7 at Whitewater W, 3-2Sept. 9 at St. Ambrose L, 4-1Sept. 11 MACALESTER W, 2-0Sept. 17 NEB. WESLEYAN W, 9-0Sept. 18 ST. NORBERT W, 5-1Sept. 24 DUBUQUE* W, 4-0Sept. 28 AUGUSTANA W, 2-0Sept. 30 AUGSBURG W, 2-0Oct. 1 at Buena Vista* W, 3-0Oct. 5 at Coe* W, 4-0Oct. 8 CENTRAL* W, 5-1Oct. 12 WARTBURG* T, 1-1, 2OTOct. 15 at Simpson* W, 5-0Oct. 19 at Luther* W, 4-1Oct. 23 WASHINGTON UNIV. W, 3-1Oct. 26 CORNELL* W, 9-0

IIACNov. 2 LUTHER W, 2-0Nov. 5 WARTBURG W, 2-1

nCAANov. 12 HANOVER W, 3-0Nov. 13 ST. BENEDICT L, 2-1* Iowa Conference Caps=HOME


Women’s Season RecordsPoints name # Year1 Michelle Wieser 68 20032 Michelle Wieser 61 20023 Michelle Wieser 56 20044 Maggie Moore 54 20025 Maggie Moore 47 20016 Michelle Wieser 42 20017 Kate Young 34 20118 Maggie Moore 33 20009 Kristine Konen 32 199610 Kate Young 31 2009 Kate Young 31 2010

goals name # Year1 Michelle Wieser 26 20032 Michelle Wieser 22 2004 Maggie Moore 22 20024 Michelle Wieser 21 20025 Michelle Wieser 18 20016 Maggie Moore 17 20017 Julie Sapko 13 2002 Kristine Konen 13 1996 Kelly Stevens 13 1996 Kate Young 13 2011

Assists name # Year1 Michelle Wieser 19 20022 Michelle Wieser 16 20033 Jessica Kern 15 20104 Rodie Doar 14 20055 Maggie Moore 13 20016 Michelle Wieser 12 2004 Holly Wilson 12 20088 Katie Brake 11 20039 Jenni Wilberding 10 2003 Maggie Moore 10 2002 Shutouts name # Year1 Katie Chambers 13 20102 Torey Murray 10.5 20083 Torey Murray 8 20064 Sara Wieczorek 7 1999 Kelly Zezulak 7 19966 Torey Murray 6.2 20057 Sara Wieczorek 6 2001 Sara Wieczorek 6 19989 Katie Chambers 6 201110 Erin Hall 5.2 2002 Erin Hall 5 2004 Taylor Hunsberger 5 2009

Saves name # Year1 Carol Prettyman 171 19952 Julie O’Brien 163 19973 Sara Wieczorek 127 20004 Sara Wieczorek 126 19985 Kelly Zezulak 102 1996

goals/Average(1,00 Mins. Min.) name # Mins Year1 Katie Chambers 0.35 1,800 20102 Erin Hall 0.56 1,599 20033 Katie Chambers 0.63 1428 20114 Torey Murray 0.64 1,546 20055 Erin Hall 0.71 1,261 20026 Torey Murray 0.80 1,570 20067 Erin Hall 0.96 1,772 20048 Torey Murray 1.08 1,993 20089 Katie Chambers 1.13 1,353 200910 Torey Murray 1.18 1,603 2007


Women’s Career RecordsPoints name # Years1 Michelle Wieser 227 2001-042 Maggie Moore 134 2000-023 Kate Young 116 2008-114 Katie Ryan 74 2004-075 Holly Wilson 67 2006-096 Jenni Wilberding 65 2002-047 Katie Brake 63 2001-048 Maria Prendergast 61 2004-079 Carrie Ring 60 1998-0110 Rachel Kalb 58 1998-00

goals name # Years1 Michelle Wieser 87 2001-042 Maggie Moore 51 2000-023 Kate Young 42 2008-114 Katie Ryan 26 2004-075 Rachel Kalb 24 1998-00 Maria Prendergast 24 2004-077 Jenni Wilberding 23 2002-04 Carrie Ring 23 1998-01 Alex Clesen 23 2005-0810 Julie Sapko 21 2002-04

Assists name # Years1 Michelle Wieser 53 2001-042 Kate Young 34 2008-113 Maggie Moore 32 2000-024 Jessica Kern 31 2008-115 Holly Wilson 27 2006-096 Katie Brake 25 2001-037 Katie Ryan 22 2004-078 Rodie Doar 21 2002-059 Jenni Wilberding 19 2002-0510 Katie Zurek 15 2001-04

Shutouts(Min. 5) name # Years1 Torey Murray 27.5 2005-082 Katie Chambers 22 2009-113 Sara Wieczorek 21 1998-014 Erin Hall 13 2001-045 Kelly Zezulak 7 19966 Carol Prettyman 5 1995-96 Taylor Hunsberger 5 2009-Pres.

Savesname # Years1 Sara Wieczorek 450 1998-012 Torey Murray 304 2005-083 Erin Hall 206 2001-044 Carol Prettyman 195 1995-965 Kelly Zezulak 102 1996

goals/Average(2+ Seasons)

name # Mins Years1 Katie Chambers 0.66 4736 2009-112 Erin Hall 0.72 4,883 2001-043 Torey Murray 0.94 6,713 2005-084 Sara Wieczorek 1.40 7,026 1998-015 Carol Prettyman 2.28 1,890 1995-96


Women’s Overall Individual StatsAll gamesOverall: 18-3-1 Conference: 7-0-1 Home: 12-1-1 Away: 5-1-0 neutral: 1-1-0

## name gP-gS g A Pts Sh Shot% YC-RC gW PK-Att 10 Kate Young 22-22 13 8 34 92 .141 0-0 2 0-0 20 Danielle Vujovic 22-22 9 9 27 61 .148 1-0 5 0-0 17 Jessica Kern 22-22 7 8 22 61 .115 0-0 0 2-2 6 Lisa Waltz 22-1 6 5 17 24 .250 0-0 0 1-1 16 Tonya Lohmeyer 22-22 7 1 15 26 .269 0-0 2 0-0 19 Ali Schmitt 22-22 3 9 15 12 .250 0-0 1 0-0 23 Madeline Tennant 21-20 5 3 13 21 .238 0-0 2 0-0 24 Jayne Eslinger 22-22 5 2 12 39 .128 0-0 4 0-0 8 Hillary Wilson 21-0 2 4 8 21 .095 0-0 0 0-0 4 Jill Leibforth 15-0 3 1 7 7 .429 0-0 0 0-0 15 Brittan Rooney 21-1 2 2 6 9 .222 0-0 0 0-0 29 Kristina Everding 21-0 2 1 5 5 .400 0-0 0 0-0 7 Natalie Schlader 22-0 2 0 4 11 .182 1-0 0 0-0 13 Frankie Mosca 10-1 2 0 4 2 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 2 Claire Murphy 10-0 1 1 3 3 .333 0-0 0 0-0 9 Rachel Rieger 21-1 1 0 2 13 .077 0-0 1 0-0 22 Jaclyn Tumberger 19-0 0 2 2 20 .000 0-0 0 0-0 5 Lynn DeVriese 22-18 0 1 1 14 .000 0-0 0 0-0 11 Sarah Trump 22-22 0 1 1 6 .000 0-0 0 0-0 25 Megan Kittleson 7-0 0 0 0 3 .000 0-0 0 0-0 14 Kinsey Campbell 21-20 0 0 0 2 .000 1-0 0 0-0 31 Erica Frana 5-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0-0 0 0-0 21 Abby Maier 12-2 0 0 0 1 .000 1-0 0 0-0 18 Rosie Roe 9-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0-0 0 0-0 12 Sarah Small 7-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0-0 0 0-0 3 Amy Nader 10-2 0 0 0 1 .000 0-0 0 0-0 30 Alexa Eggert 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 27 Shelby Perkins 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 26 Brittany Kinnunen 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 1 Katie Chambers 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 00 Michelle Vonachen 5-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 Hannah Wilson 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Total 22 71 58 200 457 .155 4-0 18 3-3 Opponents 22 17 10 44 150 .113 13-0 2 0-0

|---gOAL AvERAgE--| |---SAvES----| |----RECORd----|## name gP-gS Minutes gA Avg Saves Pct W L t Sho 1 Katie Chambers 19-19 1428:06 10 0.63 42 .808 16 2 1 6 0 Hannah Wilson 7-0 282:24 1 0.32 10 .909 0 0 0 0 00 Michelle Vonachen 4-2 289:30 6 1.87 5 .455 2 1 0 1 Total 22 2000:00 17 0.76 58 .773 18 3 1 12 Opponents 22 2000:00 72 3.24 156 .684 3 18 1 0

Overall: Conference: Home: Away:


Duhawks In The PostseasonnCAA tOURnAMEnt

2011Men**vs. Minn.-Morris, W, 2-0**vs. Calvin, L, 4-0

Women**vs. Hanover, W, 3-0**vs. St. Benedict, L, 2-1

2010Men# vs. Greenville, W, 3-1vs. Washington, T, 1-1 (2OT, Loras advanced on PKs)vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh, L, 2-0

Women** vs. Aurora, W, 3-1** vs. Wartburg, W, 2-0*** vs. Otterbein, T, 0-0 (2OT, Otterbein advanced on PKs)

2009Men** vs. Webster, W, 3-1** vs. MacalesterW, 2-0*** vs. Dominican, L, 1-0, OT

2008Men** vs. Greenville, W, 2-0** vs. Domincan, W, 1-0*** vs. Augsburg, W, 2-1, OT*** vs. Ohio Northern, W, 4-1vs. Messiah, L, 3-0

Womenvs. St. Thomas, T, 1-1 (2OT, Loras advanced on PKs)vs. UW-Stevens Point, L, 2-0

2007Men* vs. Wheaton, W, 1-0 vs. N.C. Wesleyan, W, 2-1vs. Redlands, W, 3-1vs. Middleburg, T, 0-0 (2 OT, Middlebury advanced, PKs)

2006Menvs. Gustavus Adolphus, L, 0-1

Womenvs. UW-Oshkosh, W, 1-0vs. Washington, L, 0-3

2005Menvs. Domincan, W, 1-0vs. Macalester, W, 2-0vs. Gustavus Adolphus, L, 0-3

Womenvs. Illinois Wesleyan, W, 1-0vs. Chicago, L, 0-3

2004Women* vs. Macalester, L, 0-1

2003Women** vs. UW-Stevens Point, W, 3-1** vs. Puget Sound, L, 0-2

2002Womenvs. Aurora, W, 5-1vs. UW-Stevens Point, L, 2-5

2001Womenvs. St. Thomas, L, 0-1 (2 OT)

# opening round hosted at Loras* first round bye; 2nd round game at Loras** NCAA Regional hosted at Loras*** NCAA Sectional hosted at Loras


Duhawks In The PostseasonIOWA COnFEREnCE

tOURnAMEnt

2011Menvs. Central, W, 2-0#@ Luther, W, 1-0

Womenvs. Luther, W, 2-0# vs. Wartburg, W, 2-12010Menvs. U of Dubuque, W, 3-2# vs. Wartburg, W, 2-1

Womenvs. Luther, W, 2-0# vs. Wartburg, W, 1-0

2009Menvs. Simpson, W, 6-0# vs. Wartburg, L, 2-1 (2OT)

Womenvs. Coe, W, 6-1vs. U of Dubuque, T, 1-1 (2OT) (L, 7-6 on PKs)

2008Menvs. Dubuque, W, 6-0# vs. Wartburg, L, 2-0

Womenvs. Luther, W, 2-0# vs. Wartburg, T, 2-2 (W 4-3 on PK)

2007Menvs. Luther, W, 5-0# vs. Wartburg, W, 1-0

Womenvs. Luther, W, 4-1# vs. Wartburg, L, 1-0

2006Menvs. Central, T, 1-1 (W, 7-6 on PK)# vs. Wartburg, L, 1-2 (2 OT)

Womenvs. Luther, W, 2-1# vs. Simpson, T, 0-0 (W, 3-1 on PK)

2005Menvs. Buena Vista, W, 5-2vs. Central, W, 2-1# vs. Wartburg, W, 4-2

Womenvs. Simpson, W, 3-1# vs. Wartburg, W, 4-0

2004Menvs. Simpson, W, 4-1vs. Luther, W, 2-1# vs. Wartburg, L, 0-2

Womenvs. Wartburg, W, 3-1

2003Menvs. Simpson, W, 2-1# vs. Wartburg, L, 2-3

Womenvs. Cornell, W, 4-1# vs. Luther, T, 0-0 (advanced on PK 6-5)

2002Menvs. Wartburg, L, 0-1

Womenvs. Dubuque, W, 78-0vs. Simpson, W, 3-0# vs. Cornell, W, 2-1

2001Menvs. Wartburg, W, 6-1vs. Simpson, W, 1-0# vs. Luther, L, 1-2 (OT)

Womenvs. Wartburg, W, 2-0vs. Luther, W, 2-1# vs. Cornell, W, 2-1

2000Menvs. luther, L, 4-1## vs. Buena Vista, L, 1-2

Womenvs. Luther, L, 2-1

1999Menvs. Simpson, T, 0-0 (advanced on PK 4-2)# vs. Luther, L, 0-2

1998Menvs. Simpson, L, 2-3## vs. Buena Vista, W, 4-0

Womenvs. Coe, L, 0-1## vs. Cornell, L, 0-1

1997Menvs. Simpson, W, 1-0# vs. Luther, L, 0-4

1996Menvs. Wartburg, W, 9-1vs. Luther, L, 0-4## vs. Central, W, 5-0

Womenvs. Wartburg, W, 4-0# vs. Luther, L, 0-1

# IIAC Championship Match## IIAC Third Place match (discontinued in 2003)

Dear Duhawk Fans,

Welcome to the Loras College Athletic Department and the Loras College 2011 Soccer Media Guide. The entire Loras community is thrilled that you are experiencing Loras College and “Duhawk Nation.” We hope you are able to visit Dubuque, Iowa, so you can experience our historic, beautiful and state-of-the-art facilities firsthand. Please always know that whether you visit for the first time or are able to see us regularly, you are welcomed by our athletic department, faculty and staff and, most importantly, our student body.

The Loras College Athletic Department is constantly striving to extend the classroom for all of our student-athletes. Teachable moments occur for our coaches and student-athletes literally hundreds of times a day at practice and games. Traits like strength of character, sportsmanship, a solid work ethic and teamwork are taught and reinforced to produce Loras College alumni who will serve the world with integrity!

As members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, another department goal is to compete at the highest level in all athletic venues. Our coaches are recruiting not only young men and women of character, but also athletically gifted and talented young people. It is my belief that you will see well-rounded student-athletes who demonstrate both integrity and athletic prowess as Duhawks.

In the end, we hope you, like thousands before you, enjoy and experience the tradition and engaging personalities that make us all Duhawks.

Thanks for your time and as always…Go Duhawks!

Bob Quinn (’86)Director of Athletics

The construction of the 74,189 square-foot athletic and wellness facility began in June 2006 and opened in November 2007. This newest structural addition to our campus includes:— A basketball/volleyball arena with maximum traditional seating for 1,732 spectators. The same

venue for concerts/speakers provides seating capacity between 2,289 and 2,913.— A two-level fitness center overlooking lower campus provides 9,500 square-feet of strength and

conditioning and cardiovascular space.— The locker room facilities support

Loras students, visitors and comprehensive student-athlete needs. In addition, there are coaches’ offices, a concessions/retail area, hospitality area, an athletic training room and storage.

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