2011 LWC Men's Soccer Media Guide

Lindsey Wilson Soccer1

Lindsey Wilson College210 Lindsey Wilson StreetColumbia, KY 42728270-384-8069 - Soccer Offi ces270-384-8070 - Athletic Administration270-384-8039 - Athletics FaxLindsey Wilson Soccer Staff(EMAILS - [email protected])Head Coach ......................................................... Ray Wells Assistant Coach ...............................................Lee ChalmersAssistant Coach ........................................Thuba NkomazanaAssistant Coach ...................................................Joe Adams Head Athletic Trainer ........................................... Chris MillerAssistant Athletic Trainer ..................................Laurie GerberAthletic Trainer .............................................Rebecca PhillipsAthletic Trainer .................................................Emily RigneyAthletic Trainer .................................................. Josh Wright

Athletic AdministrationAthletic Director ............................................... Willis Pooler Assistant Athletic Director/SID ........................... Chris WellsAssistant Sports Info. Director ............................ Dan WhiteFacilities and Event Management ........................ Mike Talley Administrative Assistant .................................... Beth BoisvertAthletics Intern ................................................ Nelson Pouliot

2011 Lindsey Wilson Men’s Soccer Media Guide Lindsey Wilson Coaches/Administration/Schedule .....1 Blue Raider Tradition ............................................2 Soccer Facilities ...................................................3 Season Outlook ...................................................4 Coaching Staff ..................................................5-6 Roster/Team Picture .............................................7 Meet The Players ............................................8-14 2010 Review .....................................................15 This Is Lindsey Wilson ................................... 16-17 Champions of Character......................................18 Meet The President/Athletic Director ................ 19-20 Mid-South Conference ........................................21 Record Book ................................................ 22-24 All-Time Series History .......................................25 Award Winners ............................................. 26-28 Year-By-Year Results ..........................................29

2011Schedule

Lindsey Wilson Soccer

SEPTEMBER3 vs. Mid-Continent College ..........2:30 p.m.10 at Saint Xavier University .........7:00 p.m.13 at ST. CATHARINE COLLEGE......6:00 p.m.17 at Auburn Univ. Montgomery ....1:00 p.m.21 at UNIV. OF THE CUMBERLANDS ..3:00 p.m.24 at Bryan College .....................7:30 p.m.OCTOBER1 at UNIV. OF RIO GRANDE .........7:00 p.m.8 vs. SHAWNEE STATE UNIV. ........7:00 p.m. 13 at Ave Marie University ............7:00 p.m.16 vs. WEST VIRGINIA TECH ..........2:00 p.m.18 vs. UNIVERSITY OF PIKEVILLE ...7:00 p.m. 21 vs. Bethel University .................7:00 p.m. 25 at CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIV. ........7:00 p.m.27 at GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ......6:00 p.m.NOVEMBER1 at Martin Methodist .................7:00 p.m. 5 Mid-South Conference Quarterfi nals (at Higher Seed)9-10 Mid-South Conference Championship (Rio Grande, Ohio)19 NAIA National Championship (Orange Beach, Ala.)

Mid-South Conference games are in CAPSAll times are Central


Blue Raider tradition

• Eight NAIA National Championships (1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005 and 2009.

• 10 consecutive Mid-South Conference Tournament titles (2000-2009).

• Ray Wells has directed Lindsey Wilson to a 401-67-22 record in 21 sea-sons as the Blue Raiders only head coach.

• Advanced to the NAIA National Tournament 18 times in 21 years.

• Appearances in the NAIA National Championship game eight of the past 15 seasons, where the Blue Raiders have never lost.

• NAIA National Tournament record of 40-10-4.

• Posted a 55-3-3 record in MSC regular-season games and 98-3-3 re-cord against conference foes all-time (Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and MSC).

• Finished 25-0-0 after the 1998 championship season.

• Recorded a 121-14-3 mark at Walter S. Reuling Stadium through 12 seasons.

• Coach Wells has been named NAIA Regional Coach of the Year six times, MSC Coach of the Year four times and KIAC Coach of the Year sev-en times.


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There are eight new stu-dent-athletes and three new assis-tant coaches, but one things re-mains the same, the Lindsey Wilson College men’s soccer team is going to be a force to be contended with. While there is no denying that there are plenty of new faces, there is enough returning talent on the roster to prove that the level of play on the fi eld isn;t due to drop off. After seven seasons and two national championships, assistant coach Gavin Oldham left the team for a head coaching opporunity and Lee Chalmers, Thuba Nkomazana and Joe Adams were brought in as the new assistants to head coach Ray Wells. At their disposal is a roster that includes two returning NAIA All-Americans in junior forward Le-bogang Moloto and senior defender Chris Williams. There are also four return-ers who were named All Mid-South

Confer-ence who include the two All-Amer-icans as well as senior forward Moses Aduny and

junior defender Sicelo Buthelezi.

Forwards/Midfi elders

The quality frontline depth of this Lindsey Wilson team is going to help push it towards another na-tional title. Five players return who have seen time in the starting 11 and three newcomers look to chal-lenge for immediate playing time. Moloto is ready to become a team leader on offense in his ju-nior season coming off of a season with seven goals and two assists in 2010. The junior has been a part of a national championship team in 2009 and knows what it takes to reach that status again. The veteran Aduny is anoth-er capable goal scorer, while junior Eddy Campbell could be the sur-prise addition to the offense coming off of a redshirt season as he was the 2009 NSCAA National Player of the Year while at San Jacinto Col-lege. Freshman Philip Sandergren is another newcomer to the Blue Raider roster that will be called upon early to contribute due to his obvious physical tools.

Defenders

Williams and Anyelo Avila are the senior leaders for the Lind-sey Wilson defense. Williams has been a regular starter the past two seasons, including being named the Most Valuable Player of the 2009 NAIA National Championship. Freshman Carl Pettersson

Lif is another heralded recruit out of Umea, Sweden who possesses great speed and ball control, which should allow him to see time in

the starting 11 early on. Sophomore Albert Edwards and the junior Buthelezi will pro-vide quality depth as well as they are All-MSC caliber talents who will help keep the opposing offenses off balance.

Goalkeepers

Freshman Yuta Nomura will be called upon in goal for the Blue Raiders right away. A native of Tokyo, Japan the 5-9, 160 lbs., Nomura is a great talent who specializes in his quick-ness from one side of the goal to the other to aid him in shutting down offenses. Playing behind such a vet-eran and quality defense will help Nomura as this will be his fi rst sea-son of collegiate soccer.

Season Outlook

Pieces in Place for Successful 2011 Season

Lebogang Moloto

Yuta Nomura


coaching Staff

Head Coach

Ray Wells

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Ray Wells begins his 22nd season as the head men’s soccer coach at Lindsey Wilson College in 2011. The seven-time NAIA National Coach of the Year has led the Lindsey Wilson to eight NAIA na-tional titles. He has guided the Blue Raiders to all 401 program wins since creating the program from scratch in 1990. Over the 21 years, Wells has led Lindsey Wil-son to a 401-67-22 overall mark for an .841 winning percentage. In addition to winning the eight national titles -- 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005 and 2009 -- Wells guided the men’s soccer program to 18 conference titles and 16 conference tournament championships. During his career, Wells’ teams have produced winning streaks of 28 (the longest in NAIA soccer history), 22, 20, and 13 games, and hold the second-longest unbeaten string in NAIA soccer history (31 games), which includes a 25-0-0 record during the 1998 championships season. In 28 collegiate seasons as a head coach, Wells has led his teams to a combined mark of 473-103-32. At four-year institutions, Wells’ record is 412-79-25 in 23 seasons. At Lindsey Wilson, Wells’ teams have reached the NAIA National Tournament 18 times in 21 years, including appearances in the NAIA National Cham-pionship game eight of the past 15 seasons, where the Blue Raiders have never lost. The Blue Raiders’ record in the NAIA National Tournament is 40-10-4 (.778 win pct.). The 40 NAIA National Tournament wins is one shy of the all-time record held by Quincy (Ill.) Uni-versity for the most at the national tournament. Since the inception of the Lindsey Wilson men’s soccer program, the Blue Raiders have lost just three conference games. Formally of the Ken-tucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) and currently as a member of the Mid-South Conference (MSC), Wells’ teams have posted a 98-3-3 record in conference regular season games and a 141-4-3 record against conference foes all-time, including the 16 conference tournament titles. Wells has guided Lindsey Wilson to a 196-17-9 (.903 win pct.) record at home, including a 122-14-3 mark in the fi rst 10 seasons at Walter S. Reuling Sta-dium, the Blue Raiders’ on-campus soccer stadium.

Wells has been named KIAC Coach of the Year on seven different occasions and Mid-South Confer-ence Coach of the Year four times, along with being named NAIA regional coach of the year six times. During his fi rst nine years at Lindsey Wilson, Coach Wells was also Lindsey Wilson’s athletic direc-tor, where he oversaw the development of 13 new sports programs. Prior to becoming a coach, Wells was a stand-out collegiate player at Appalachian State (NC) University, earning All-Southern Conference honors in 1981. After earning his bachelor’s degree in 1982, Coach Wells was hired as assistant men’s soccer coach at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Georgia. He spent one season as an assistant before being elevated to the head coaching post in 1983, leading the Eagles to an 11-12-3 record in two sea-sons. In 1985, Wells was named head men’s soccer coach at Andrew College, a junior college in Cuth-bert, Ga., where in fi ve seasons he led the Tigers to a 61-24-7 overall record, including a trip to the NJCAA Final Four in 1988. In his 28 seasons as a head coach, Wells’ teams have produced 62 All-Americans (59 at LWC), 86 all-region choices, and 159 all-conference per-formers. Wells graduated from Appalachian State Uni-versity in 1981 and later earned two master’s de-grees from Georgia Southern University in 1984 and 1985. He and his wife, Cindy, have two sons, Chris and Trae.

•Education Miami Norland Senior High ‘77 Miami Dade Comm. College-North ‘79 Appalachian State University ‘81 Georgia Southern University ‘84 MED Georgia Southern University ‘85 EDS


Coaching Staff

Assistant Coach

Lee Chalmers

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•Education Univ. of Mobile ‘06

Lee Chalmers is in his fi rst season as an as-sistant coach at Lindsey Wilson College for the 2011 season. Chalmers is a former NAIA All-American at the University of Mobile (Ala.) where he played from 1991-1996, reaching the fi nal four in each of his last three seasons. At Mobile, Chalmers was a four-time all-conference selection and was selected to the Um-bro Senior Bowl.While at Mobile, Chalmers earned his Bachelor of Sci-ence degree in 2006, while maintaining a spot on the dean’s list. After college Chalmers played three seasons of professional soccer, joining the New Orleans Gam-blers of the USISL in 1996, the Columbus Comets of the EISL in 1997 and the Savannah Rug Ratz of the EISL in 1998. Following his playing career, Chalmers has managed and directed numerous international soccer training facilities, including stints in sports marketing.

Chalmers was the director of Shooting Stars Sports Concepts in South Africa from 2004 through 2008 where he created a soccer school for private individu-al and small group technical coaching lessons. In 2008, Chalmers added Perx Consulting to his directing duties where he merged the company with Shooting Stars to manage sponsorships and marketing ideas for commercial companies. Also while in South Africa, Chalmers was a technical coaching director at the Balfour Park Foot-ball Club in 2005. Balfour is one of the biggest youth football clubs in Johannesburg where Chalmers helped educate the club’s coaches on improved train-ing techniques. While coaching and helping numerous play-ers gain soccer scholarships to attend college’s in the United States, Chalmers has also volunteered his services at the Clemson Academy Soccer Camp in 2005 and 2006 and coached in the 2004 Disney International Soccer Tournament.

Assistant CoachThuba Nkomazana

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•Education Coastal Carolina Univ. ‘08

Thuba Nkomazana is in his fi rst season as an assistant coach with the Lindsey Wilson College men’s soccer team in 2011. Nkomazana began his collegiate playing career with the Blue Raiders in the 2004 and 2005 seasons as a defender playing in 40 games, while scoring one goal and dishing out a pair of assists.Lindsey Wilson won a national championship in 2005, beating Azusa Pacifi c (Calif.) University in the fi nal as Nkomazana was named a third team NAIA All-Amer-ican. After two seasons as Lindsey Wilson, Nkoma-zana spent a summer playing for the Michigan Bucks, a professional development league team, before fi n-

ishing up at NCAA Division I Coastal Carolina (S.C.) University where he played for two seasons.

After his playing career, Nkomazana began coaching as a student assistant for Coastal Carolina from 2007-08 while earning his degree in Recreation and Sport Management. Next he spent 2008 as the head coach of the Long Bay Youth Soccer Club’s un-der 15 girl’s team in Myrtle Beach, S.C. That experience led Nkomazana to coaching the CFC Flames Youth Soccer Club’s under 18 boy’s team before being named assistant coach at Lee (Tenn.) University where he stayed from 2009-11 and earned a Master’s of Education degree.

Assistant CoachJoe Adams


roster/team Picture

Back Row (L-R): Nicholas Mastoroudis, Andrew Froedge, Anyelo Avila, James Elliott, Albert Edwards, Kirk DeBoer.Middle Row (L-R): Head Coach Ray Wells, Athletic Trainer Laurie Gerber, Mat Luak, Moses Aduny, Lebogang Moloto, Chris Williams, Philip Sandgren, Tom Moody, Musa Mawanda, Renan Serafi m, Asst. Coach Lee Chalmers, Asst. Coach Thuba Nkama-zana. Front Row (L-R): Yazeed Davids, Carl Pettersson, Sicelo Buthelezi, Louie Barnfather, Yuta Nomura, Dominic Colman, Heze-kiah Weiss, Samuel Asante, Lwandiso Gonya.

NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN 8 Moses Aduny F Sr. 5-11 185 Kampala, Uganda12 Samuel Asante MF Sr. 5-4 127 Sunyani, Ghana17 Anyelo Avila D Sr. 5-9 169 Indianapolis, Ind.3 Sicelo Buthelezi D Jr. 5-8 160 Joburg, South Africa7 Eddy Campbell MF Jr. 5-8 150 Kingston, Jamaica18 Albert Edwards D So. 6-0 170 Brisbane, Australia16 James Elliott D Fr. 6-2 196 Southport, United Kingdom19 Jordan Hamilton MF Fr. 5-10 155 Owensboro, Ky.6 Mat Luak MF Jr. 6-4 180 Croydon, Australia15 Musa Mawanda MF So. 5-8 159 Kampala, Uganda 10 Lebogang Moloto F Jr. 5-11 158 Polokwane, South Africa14 Tom Moody MF Fr. 6-1 170 Plymouth, England21 Yuta Nomura GK Fr. 5-9 160 Tokyo, Japan2 Carl Pettersson D/MF Fr. 5-7 136 Umea, Sweden13 Philip Sandgren F Fr. 6-1 198 Kristinstad, Sweden4 Hezekiah Weiss D Sr. 5-10 170 Berea, Ky.\5 Chris Williams D Sr. 6-1 185 Flint, Wales

Alphabetical Roster

NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN 2 Carl Pettersson D/MF Fr. 5-7 136 Umea, Sweden3 Sicelo Buthelezi D Jr. 5-8 160 Joburg, South Africa4 Hezekiah Weiss D Sr. 5-10 170 Berea, Ky.\5 Chris Williams D Sr. 6-1 185 Flint, Wales6 Mat Luak MF Jr. 6-4 180 Croydon, Australia7 Eddy Campbell MF Jr. 5-8 150 Kingston, Jamaica8 Moses Aduny F Sr. 5-11 185 Kampala, Uganda10 Lebogang Moloto F Jr. 5-11 158 Polokwane, South Africa12 Samuel Asante MF Sr. 5-4 127 Sunyani, Ghana13 Philip Sandgren F Fr. 6-1 198 Kristinstad, Sweden14 Tom Moody MF Fr. 6-1 170 Plymouth, England15 Musa Mawanda MF So. 5-8 159 Kampala, Uganda 16 James Elliott D Fr. 6-2 196 Southport, United Kingdom17 Anyelo Avila D Sr. 5-9 169 Indianapolis, Ind.18 Albert Edwards D So. 6-0 170 Brisbane, Australia19 Jordan Hamilton MF Fr. 5-10 155 Owensboro, Ky.21 Yuta Nomura GK Fr. 5-9 160 Tokyo, Japan

Numerical Roster


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Sr. • 5-11 • 185

Moses AdunyMidfi elderKampala, Uganda

2011

As a Junior: Appeared in 16 games, making the starting lineup in 15 of them...Matched 2009 goal total with 11 while dishing out a career-high seven assists...Tallied 29 points on the season with three game-winning goals and a game-winning assist...Named to the All Mid-South Conference First Team...Tallied a season-high fi ve points against George-town (Ky.) College on Oct. 12 with a pair of goals and an assist...Scored two goals in a game three times and dished out a pair of assists two times...Ranked 41st nationally in points per game with 1.8 and 48th in assists per contest with 0.4.As a Sophomore: Started 11 games while making 19 appearanc-es...Combined for 25 points with 11 goals and three assists...Tallied a season-high two goals against West Virginia Tech on Nov. 12, 2009.As a Freshman: Started in 20 games, while appearing in all 21...Finished the season with a team-high 16 goals and dished out the second most assists with six...Collected a team high 38 points...Led the Blue Raiders in shots (68) and shots on goal (42)...Three of his goals were game winners...Named an NAIA First Team All-American.

Year GP Shots G A Points GWG GWA2008 21 68 16 6 38 3 22009 19 51 11 3 25 2 12010 16 38 11 7 29 3 1

Totals 56 157 38 16 92 8 4

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Samuel AsanteMidfi elderSunyani, Ghana

2011

Year GP Shots G A Points GWG GWA2009 18 25 1 1 3 1 02010 19 18 2 4 8 0 1

Totals 37 43 3 5 11 1 1

As a Junior: Played and started in 19 of the Blue Raiders’ 20 games...Scored a career-high two goals...Dished out a career-high four assists for eight points on the season...One assist was recorded as the game winner...Named Academic All Mid-South Conference...Tallied a season-high three points against St. Catharine (Ky.) College on Oct. 25 with a goal and an assist.As a Sophomore: Made seven starts in 18 appearances during his fi rst season with the Blue Raiders...Finished with a goal and an assist for three points on the season.

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Sr. • 5-10 • 165

Anyelo AvilaDefenderIndianapolis, Ind.

2011


Totals 13 1 0 0 0 0 0

As a Junior: Appeared in seven games...Named Academic All Mid-South Conference.As a Sophomore: Did not play.As a Freshman: Played in six games for the Blue Raider...Took one shot on the season.

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Sr. • 5-10 • 170

Hezekiah WeissDefenderBerea, Ky.Berea HS

2011


Totals 19 7 0 1 1 0 0

As a Junior: Played in 11 games, making three starts...Took a career-high four shots...Took one shot in four different games...Named Academic All Mid-South Conference.As a Sophomore: Appeared in eight games during the Blue Raiders’ championship season...Took three shots and dished out one assist for a point on the year.

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As a Junior: Played and started in 19 of Lindsey Wilson’s 20 games...Matched 2009 total of two goals, while dishing out a career-high three as-sists for seven points on the season...One assist was a game winner...NAIA All-American Honorable-Mention choice...Earned NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors...All Mid-South Conference First-Team selection...Named Academic All Mid-South Conference.As a Sophomore: Played and started in all 23 games for the Blue Raid-ers as they won the national championship...Named the Most Valuable Player of the NAIA National Championship...Earned NAIA All-American Second-Team honors...Named All Mid-South Conference First Team...Academic All Mid-South Conference choice...Scored two goals and handed out an assist for fi ve points...One goal was a game winner.At Holy Names University: Named Cal-Pac Conference Defender of the Year.


Totals 42 34 4 4 12 1 1

Sr. • 6-1 • 185

Chris WilliamsDefenderFlint, Wales

2011

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the NSCAA All-Region First Team...Named a First Team NSCAA All-American...As a freshman was named San Jacinto’s Most Valuable Player...Scored fi ve goals and handed out fi ve assists in his fi rst season.Prior to San Jacinto: Played in the 2003 Ben Francis Cup...Member of the 2007 Under-20 Brazillian National Team which was the silver medalist in the 2006 Pan-Am Games in Rio, Brazil.

Jr. • 5-8 • 160Sicelo Buthelezi

DefenderJoburg, S. Africa

2011

As a Sophomore: Played and started in all 20 games, playing in every contest for the second straight season...Matched shot total as a freshman with fi ve...Dished out an assist against Campbellsville (Ky.) University on Sept. 15...Also took a season-high two shots against the Tigers...Named All Mid-South Conference Honorable Mention...Academic All Mid-South Conference selection.As a Freshman: Played and started in all 23 games for Lindsey Wilson in its championship season...Helped shut opponents down on defense while also contributing a goal for two points on the season...Took fi ve shots...Named All Mid-South Conference Honorable Mention.


Totals 43 10 1 1 3 0 1

Jr. • 5-8 • 150Eddy Campbell

Midfi elderKingston, Jamaica

2011

At San Jacinto College: Tallied six goals and six as-sists as a sophomore...Named the 2009 National Soccer Coaches’ Association of American (NSCAA) Player of the Year...Led team in scoring as a senior, scoring the lone goal in the Region XIV championship game...Named to

Jr. • 6-4 • 180Mat Luak

Midfi elder Croydon, Australia

2011

As a Sophomore: Played in 12 games, making 11 starts...Took 10 shots on the season with two on goal.As a Freshman: Named All Mid-South Conference Honorable Mention...Played in all 23 games, making 21 starts for the National Champion Blue Raiders...Scored four goals with no assists for eight points on the sea-son...Took 13 shots on the season with seven coming on goal.


Totals 35 23 4 0 8 0 0

Jr. • 5-11 • 158Lebogang Moloto

ForwardPolokwane, S. AfricaBophelo Impilo

2011

As a Sophomore: Appeared in 17 games while mak-ing 12 starts...Scored 16 points on seven goals and two assists...Two goals and one assist were game winners...Named an Honorable Mention NAIA All-American...Selected to the All Mid-South Conference First Team...Received Acadeic All Mid-South Conference honors...Tallied a season-high six points against Shawnee State (Ohio) University on Oct. 2 with three goals...Took seven shots against Shawnee State.As a Freshman: Played in 22 games, making 21 starts...Named to the NAIA All-American First Team...Named the NAIA National Championship Most Outstand-ing Offensive Player...Selected to the All Mid-South Conference First Team...Took 51 shots for eight goals...Dished out fi ve assists to score 21 points on the sea-son...Four of his goals were game winners.

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So. • 5-8 • 159Musa Mawanda

Midfi elderKampala, Uganda

2011


Totals 39 87 15 7 37 6 2

Lebogang Moloto

So. • 6-0 • 170Albert Edwards

DefenderBrisbane, AustraliaKelvin Grove

2011

As a Freshman: Played in all 20 games, making starts in 19...Helped anchor the Blue Raider defense that tal-lied eight shutouts on the season...Took 13 shots and dished out an assist for one point...Made assist against West Virginia Tech on Oct. 1...Took season-high four shots against Pikeville (Ky.) College on Aug. 28.

Year GP Shots G A Points GWG GWA2010 20 13 0 1 1 0 0

Totals 20 13 0 1 1 0 0

Fr. • 6-2 • 196James Elliott

DefenderSouthport, U.K.

2011

Fr. • 5-10 • 155Jordan Hamilton

Midfi elderOwensboro, Ky.Daviess County HS

2011

Fr. • 6-1 • 170Tom Moody

Midfi elderDevon, U.K.Ivy Bridge CC

2011

Fr. • 5-9 • 160Yuta Nomura

GoakeeperTokyo, JapanKanto International

2011

Fr. • 5-7 • 136Carl Pettersson

Defender Umea, SwedenOstra Gymnasium

2011

Fr. • 6-1 • 198Philip Sandgren

ForwardKristinstad, SwedenSoderport Gymnasium

2011

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2010 Review

Heading into the 2010 season, the Lindsey Wilson College men’s soccer team had won every Mid-South Conference Tournament Championship since joining the league in 2000 and had not lost a home regular-season conference game since 2001. But this season was different. There was bal-ance like never before within the MSC with the Univer-sity of Rio Grande (Ohio) fi nishing the regular season undefeated at 21-0 and ranked fi rst in the fi nal NAIA Coaches’ Poll. University of the Cumberlands (Ky.) performed well too, ranked 20th at 14-3-3 and Campbellsville (Ky.) University had a solid year, receiving votes in the poll while putting together a 19-6 record. Rio Grande topped Lindsey Wilson on its own fi eld 2-1 in overtime on Oct. 23, then won again in the MSC Tournament fi nal 2-0 in Rio Grande, Ohio. Lindsey Wilson didn’t have a bad year of its own by any means. The Blue Raiders opened the season ranked No. 1 in the nation and fi nished ranked fi fth in the fi nal poll and ended the season with a 15-4-1 re-cord, including a 7-1 mark in league play. All of that considered, the team still had one goal in mind and that was defending its national title. After winning the national championship in 2009, the Blue Raider’s journey to a second straight title ended earlier than expected in NAIA fi rst-round play at Walter S. Reuling Stadium.Christian Castillo netted his second goal of the day in the 57th minute to push Southern Polytechnic State (Ga.) University past the Blue Raiders 2-1 on Nov. 20. The loss was the fi rst for Lindsey Wilson in the fi rst round of the national tournament. Entering the

game, the Blue Raiders held a 3-0-0 record in fi rst-round play. The Blue Raiders weren’t without chances down the stretch to tie the game as freshman Orrin Farrell attempted four straight corner kicks after the second Castillo goal to no avail. Other opportunities came from Farrell and sophomores Joe Tait and Mat Luak who all took strikes at the goal that were saved by Hornet keeper Eric Ati. Senior Carnell Learmond, junior Chris Williams and sophomore Lebogang Moloto all receiced All-Amer-ican honors from the NAIA after the season. Learmond was the team’s top goal scorer with 19, while Moloto added seven goals and two assists for 16 points. Learmond was also named the MSC Men’s Soc-cer Player of the Year at the annual awards banquet before the conference championship. Other Lindsey Wilson honorees on the All-Conference Team were Williams, Michael Azira, Farrell, Moloto and Moses Aduny. Sicelo Buthelezi was an honorable-men-tion selection. Forty-four student-athletes were recognized as Academic All Mid-South Conference. The distinction is reserved for those with a sophomore or higher class standing and a 3.25 and above grade point average on a 4.0 scale. On the academic list from Lindsey Wilson were Samuel Asante, Anyelo Avila, Buthelezi, Moloto, Zetroy Robertson, Hezekiah Weiss, Frederick Were, Williams and Ismar Neto. The fi rst-round NAIA loss brought a close to the careers of seniors Pedro Caetano, Were, Neto, Lear-mond and Robertson.

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president

President

William T. Luckey, Jr.

William T. Luckey Jr. has been the eighth president of Lindsey Wilson College since July 1, 1998. He has served Lindsey Wilson since 1983, holding the positions as Vice President for Enrollment Management, Vice President for Development and Vice President for Administration and Finance.

As president of one of Kentucky's fastest-growing and most diverse independent liberal arts colleges, President Luckey leads a faculty and staff of more than 280 and a student body of more than 2,500. The college's annual budget is more than $37 million.

The focus of President Luckey's administration is to continue Lindsey Wilson's development as a liberal arts, church-related college that is distinguished for being one of the best undergraduate teaching colleges in the na-tion.

A native of Louisville, Kentucky, President Luckey holds a bachelor's degree in biology from Wabash College; a master's degree in business administration from Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management; and a doctorate in higher education administration from Vanderbilt's prestigious Peabody College. He has been published and lectured widely on the subject of the "scholarship of teaching."

President Luckey is married to the former Elise Hendrickson of Oldham County, Kentucky. They have three daugh-ters: Joanne, Chelsea and Kaitie.

L-R: Katie, Elise, Bill, Chelsea and Joanne Luckey.


Athletic Director

Director of Athletics

Willis Pooler

Willis Pooler became Lindsey Wilson College’s second full-time director of athletics on July 7, 2003. Under Pooler’s direction, Lindsey Wilson athletics has become one of the top NAIA programs in the nation both on the fi eld of play and in the classroom.

Under Pooler’s direction, Lindsey Wilson athletics has fi nished in the top-10 in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Director’s Cup fi ve out of the last seven years.

In the classroom, LWC varsity student-athletes have eclipsed a 3.00 cumulative grade-point average four out of the last six academic years. In 2009-10, 11 LWC athletic programs were named NAIA Scholar Teams -- the most in the Mid-South Conference.

Pooler has overseen a 25 percent increase in the student-athlete population, including the initiation of the fi rst football program in 75 years, men’s wrestling

and men’s and women’s swimming.

Prior to becoming director of athletics, Pooler led the Lindsey Wilson women’s soccer program for three seasons where he guided the Blue Raiders to a 57-13-2 record. His 2001 team reached the program’s fi rst-ever appearance in the NAIA Women’s Soccer National Semifi nals. A native of Tampa, Fla., Pooler is a 1993 Lindsey Wil-son graduate. He was captain of the Blue Raider soccer team in 1992, the same year the Blue Raiders reached the NAIA National Tournament for the fi rst time.

Pooler earned is master’s of buisness adminstration in 2002 from Western Kentucky University.

Pooler is married to Traci and has three sons: Tanner, Jacob and Lucas.


Mid-South Conference

MSC AdministrationCommissioner ....................................Steve Baker Eligibility Chair ...................................Gene LovelSports Information Director .................Chris Wells Women’s Basketball Offi cials ................Lois Holmes Men’s Basketball Offi cials .....................David BairFootball Offi cials .................................Bobby McGrath Baseball Umpire Supervisor .................Mitch SacksSoccer Offi cials Supervisor ...................Majid RezaeeSoftball Umpire Supervisor ..................Dave Jersey

On April 24, 1995, the presidents of member schools, meeting in Nashville, Tenn., formed the Mid-South Confer-ence to serve as the competitive base for their entire sports programs. The move effectively merged the athletic pursuits of similar institutions. The conference is unique in its broad based athletic competition for men and wom-en, offering championships in 18 sports.

The presidents of each school serves on the Board of Directors which directly oversees the conference and the of-fi ce of the commissioner. This administrative "hands on" role of each school's president is unique among athletic conferences and ensures a proper balance in the academic pursuits of student athletes.

True to its commitment to broad based athletic competition, the Mid-South Conference recognizes the value of extensive campus based sports programs that maximize the opportunities for athletic competition among their students.

Championships are awarded in the following sports:

CO-EDCheerleading

WOMENBasketball Cross CountryGolfSoccerSoftballTennisTrack & FieldVolleyball

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Single Game RecordsIndividual

Points18 ..Igor Stijepic ...... Pikeville ... 10-18-05

Goals7 ....Glen Crowder ... Pikeville ... 10-18-057 ....Darrell Piper .................... 11-2-967 ....Igor Stijepic ..... Pikeville ... 10-18-05

Assists4 ....Eight players tied

Shots20 ..Mkhokheli Dube . Pikeville .. 10-18-05

Saves13 . Phillip Zabaks .. Auburn-Montgomery . 11-22-04

Team

Points70 ........Pikeville .......10-18-05

Goals

Assists

26 ........Pikeville .......10-18-05

18 ........Pikeville .......10-18-05

Season RecordsIndividual

Games27 ........Jakob Fenger ...........199626 ........Orlando Bueso .........199626 ........Andre Cooper ...........200026 ........Stephan David .........200026 ........Benjamin Djeukeng ..199626 ........Benjamin Djeukeng ..199926 ........Tyrone Marshall ........199426 ........Gavin Oldham ..........200026 ........Trevor Spencer .........199426 ........Gary Whittaker ........1994

Goals40 ........Tom Odhiambo ...........199832 ........Orlando Bueso ...........199829 ........Daniel Chteinberg .......200129 ........Gary Woodall .............199228 ........Jakob Fenger .............199628 ........Anthony Wolfe ...........200426 ........Boyzzz Khumalo .........200226 ........Tyrone Marshall ..........199426 ........Tom Odhiambo ...........199924 ........Phillip Pooler ..............1994

Assists24 ........John Menyonger .........199820 ........Boyzzz Khumalo .........200219 ........Brian Ombiji ..............200416 ........Daniel Chteinberg .......200116 ........Benjamin Djeukng ......199615 ........Orlando Bueso ...........199514 ........Nik Djokic .................200414 ........Brian Jeffs .................199314 ........Christian Uhre ............199413 ........Six players tied

Game-Winning Goals10 ........Andreas Bak ..............2003 10 ........Tom Odhiambo ...........19988 ..........Orlando Bueso ...........19988 ..........Jakob Fenger .............19968 ..........Phillip Pooler ..............19957 ..........Daniel Chteinberg .......20017 ..........Phillip Pooler ..............19947 ..........Anthony Wolfe ...........20046 ..........Six players tied

Shots119 ......Tom Odhiambo .......... 1998115 ......Orlando Bueso .......... 1998106 ......Tyrone Marshall ......... 1994106 ......Jakob Fenger ............ 1996105 ......Tyrone Marshall ......... 1995102 ......Boyzzz Khumalo ........ 2001101 ......Boyzzz Khumalo ........ 2002100 ......Yann Japaud ............. 200392 ........Gary Whittaker ......... 199492 ........Orlando Bueso .......... 1995

Points92 ........Tom Odhiambo .........199877 ........Orlando Bueso .........199874 ........Daniel Chteinberg .....200172 ........Boyzzz Khumalo .......200267 ........Gary Woodall ...........199264 ........Jakob Fenger ...........199660 ........Tom Odhiambo .........199959 ........Tyrone Marshall ........199459 ........Anthony Wolfe .........200456 ........Nathaniel Jafta .........2007

Game Winning Assists8 ..........Brian Ombiji ..............20047 ..........Christian Uhre ............19945 ..........Orlando Bueso ...........19955 ..........Orlando Bueso ...........19965 ..........Daniel Chteinberg .......20015 ..........Chris Ochieng ............20095 ..........Brian Ombiji ..............20055 ..........Nathaniel Jafta ...........2007


Games for Goalkeeper

Goals Against Average (Min. 1,000 Minutes)

28 ........Scott Carney ............. 199625 ........Dean Wortz .............. 199825 ........Dean Wortz .............. 200024 ........Michael Myles ........... 199424 ........Phillip Zabaks ........... 200424 ........Glen Fox .................. 200523 ........Drew Burwash .......... 199223 ........Dean Wortz .............. 200122 ........Scott Carney ............. 199521 ........Two players tied

0.36 .....Phillip Zabaks ........... 20040.43 .....Graeme Abel ............. 19990.46 .....Glen Fox .................. 20050.46 .....Michael Smith ........... 20080.50 .....Scott Carney ............. 19960.50 .....Dean Wortz .............. 19990.58 .....Dean Wortz .............. 20010.60 .....Pedro Caetano .......... 20080.60 .....Callum Christie ......... 20090.65 .....Dean Wortz .............. 2000

Saves

Shutouts

145 ......Michael Myles ........... 1994 112 ......Scott Carney ............. 199673 ........Doug McDaniel .......... 199072 ........Phillip Zabaks ........... 200469 ........Drew Burwash .......... 199368 ........Scott Carney ............. 199566 ........Dean Wortz .............. 200064 ........Michael Myles ........... 199160 ........Dean Wortz .............. 200153 ........Glen Fox .................. 2007

16 ........Scott Carney .............199616 ........Glen Fox ..................200514 ........Drew Burwash ..........199212 ........Drew Burwash ..........199311 ........Dean Wortz ..............200010 ........Graeme Abel .............19999 ..........Callum Christie .........20099 ..........Michael Myles ...........19918 ..........Dejan Ondelj ............20068 ..........Phillip Zabaks ...........2004

Record Book

Assists91 ........1998 ........................25-0-0

Game-Winning Goals25 ........1998 ........................25-0-0

Shots590 ......2001 ....................... 23-2-0

Game Winning Assists20 ........1996 ........................23-4-1


0.45 .....1999 ....................... 24-1-1

Saves

Shutouts

160 ......1994 ....................... 18-5-4

19 ........1996 .......................23-4-1

Wins25 ........1995 ....................... 25-0-0

TeamGames

28 ........1996 ......................23-4-1

Points352 ......2001 ......................23-2-0

Goals132 ......2001 ........................23-2-0

Games97 ........Orlando Bueso .........1995-9897 ........Stephan David .........2000-0395 ........Andre Cooper ...........2000-0395 ........Benjamin Djeukeng ..1996-9995 ........Brian Ombiji ............2002-0588 ........Sam McNutt .............1999-0288 ........Christian Uhre ..........1994-9788 ........Tiyiselani Shipalane ..2004-0787 ........Gavin Oldham ..........2000-0387 ........Leighton Main ..........1993-96

Points208 ......Orlando Bueso .........1995-98202 ......Tom Odhiambo .........1998-00154 ......Gary Woodall ...........1990-93125 ......Boyzzz Khumalo .......2001-02118 ......Ryan Stewart ...........2004-07117 ......Brian Ombiji ............2002-05116 ......Nathaniel Jafta .........2005-08116 ......Carlos Welcome .......1991-93114 ......Tyrone Marshall ........1994-95112 ......Wayne Neunie` ........1990-92

Phillip Zabaks


Record Book

Goals86 ........Tom Odhiambo ...........1998-0080 ........Orlando Bueso ...........1995-9868 ........Gary Woodall .............1990-9353 ........Ryan Stewart .............2004-0748 ........Carnell Learmond .......2006-1048 ........Carlos Welcome .........1991-9347 ........Boyzzz Khumalo .........2001-0247 ........Tyrone Marshall ..........1994-9546 ........Nathaniel Jafta ...........2005-0846 ........Phillip Pooler ..............1991, 94-95

Assists48 ........Orlando Bueso ...........1995-9847 ........Brian Ombiji ..............2002-0538 ........Christian Uhre ............1994-9735 ........Benjamin Djeukng ......1996-9934 ........Sam McNutt ...............1999-0231 ........Boyzzz Khumalo .........2001-0230 ........Tom Odhiambo ...........1998-0028 ........Adam Howard ............2004-0725 ........Eduardo Cinel ............2003-0624 ........Four players tied

Game-Winning Goals19 ........Tom Odhiambo ...........1998-00 16 ........Orlando Bueso ...........1995-9815 ........Phillip Pooler ..............1991, 94-9514 ........Nathaniel Jafta ...........2005-0813 ........Gary Woodall .............1990-9313 ........Ryan Stewart .............2004-0712 ........Jakob Fenger .............1996-9711 ........Carlos Welcome .........1991-9310 ........Andreas Bak ..............20039 ..........Two players tied

Shots366 ......Orlando Bueso .......... 1995-98296 ......Tom Odhiambo .......... 1998-00225 ......Gary Woodall ............ 1990-93211 ......Tyrone Marshall ......... 1994-95205 ......Stephan David .......... 2000-03203 ......Boyzzz Khumalo ........ 2001-02199 ......Carlos Welcome ........ 1991-93198 ......Wayne Neunie ........... 1990-92192 ......Christian Uhre ........... 1994-97167 ......Brian Ombiji ............. 2002-05

Game Winning Assists16 ........Brian Ombiji ..............2002-0514 ........Orlando Bueso ...........1995-9812 ........Christian Uhre ............1994-979 ..........Benjamin Djeukeng ....1996-999 ..........Nathaniel Jafta ...........2005-089 ..........Tom Odhiambo ...........1998-008 ..........Sam McNutt ...............1999-027 ..........Brian Jeffs ................ 1992-937 ..........Wayne Neunie ........... 1990-926 ..........Three players tied

Games for Goalkeeper


86 ........Dean Wortz .............. 1998-0152 ........Michael Myles ........... 1991-9450 ........Scott Carney ............. 1995-9649 ........Glen Fox .................. 2005-0744 ........Drew Burwash .......... 1992-9335 ........Pedro Caetano .......... 2007-1028 ........Ben Robertson .......... 2000-0327 ........Ross Martin .............. 2001-0424 ........Phillip Zabaks ........... 200421 ........Graeme Abel ............. 1999

0.56 .....Callum Christie ......... 2009-100.59 .....Glen Fox .................. 2005-070.62 .....Dean Wortz .............. 1998-010.66 .....Pedro Caetano .......... 2007-100.76 .....Ben Robertson .......... 2000-030.85 .....Scott Carney ............. 1995-960.89 .....Drew Burwash .......... 1992-930.90 .....Ross Martin .............. 2001-04

Saves

Shutouts

250 ......Michael Myles ........... 1991-94 194 ......Dean Wortz .............. 1998-01180 ......Scott Carney ............. 1995-96120 ......Drew Burwash .......... 1992-93108 ......Glen Fox .................. 2005-0773 ........Doug McDaniel .......... 199072 ........Phillip Zabaks ........... 200448 ........Pedro Caetano .......... 2007-1042 ........Ross Martin .............. 2001-0442 ........Craig Wight .............. 2002

26 ........Drew Burwash ..........1992-9326 ........Dean Wortz ..............1998-0123 ........Glen Fox ..................2005-0721 ........Scott Carney .............1995-9616 ........Michael Myles ...........1991-9411 ........Pedro Caetano ..........2007-1010 ........Graeme Abel .............19999 ..........Callum Christie .........2009-108 ..........Dejan Ondelj ............2006

Most Consecutive Wins28 ........Aug. 29, 1998 - Sept. 5, 1999

Weeks Ranked No. 152 of 192 ........1990-2010

Most Consecutive Losses6 ..........Aug. 26, 2006 - Sept. 16, 2006Most Consecutive Home Wins

27 ........Aug. 27, 2004 - Nov. 11, 2005Most Consecutive Road Wins

13 ........Oct. 14, 2000 - Oct. 26, 2002


All-Time Series History

Team All-Time Record Alabama A&M 0-0-1 Alderson-Broaddus (W.Va.) 0-0-1 Alliant International (Calif.) 0-1-0 Aquinas (Mich.) 1-0-0 Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0-0 Asbury (Ky.) 8-0-0 Auburn Montgomery (Ala.) 11-5-3 Azusa Pacifi c (Calif.) 2-2-1 Baker (Kan.) 2-0-0 Bartlesville Wesleyan (Okla.) 1-0-0 Belhaven (Miss.) 4-4-1 Bellarmine (Ky.) 2-0-0 Bellevue (Neb.) 1-0-0 Belmont Abbey (N.C.) 0-1-0 Belmont (Tenn.) 1-0-0 Berea (Ky.) 12-0-0 Berry (Ga.) 3-1-1 Bethel (Ind.) 4-0-0 Bethel (Tenn.) 3-0-0 Birmingham Southern (Ala.) 5-2-0 Brescia (Ky.) 10-1-0 Brevard (N.C.) 1-0-0 Brewton-Parker (Ga.) 2-0-0 Bryan (Tenn.) 3-0-0 Campbellsville (Ky.) 20-0-0 Cardinal Stritch (Wis.) 2-0-0 Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 2-0-0 Centre (Ky.) 2-0-0 Christian Brothers (Tenn.) 1-0-1 Columbia (Mo.) 1-0-0 Covenant (Ga.) 3-1-0 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) 1-0-0 Cumberland (Tenn.) 4-0-0 Cumberlands (Ky.) 25-0-2 Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) 2-0-0 Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 5-2-0 Felician (N.J.) 2-0-0 Findlay (Ohio) 2-0-0 Flagler (Fla.) 2-0-0 Florida International 0-1-0 Geneva (Pa.) 1-0-0 Georgetown (Ky.) 28-0-0 Graceland (Iowa) 4-0-0 Grand Canyon (Ariz.) 1-0-0 Grand View (Iowa) 1-0-0 Harris-Stowe State (Mo.) 3-0-0 Hastings (Neb.) 1-0-0 High Point (N.C.) 1-0-0 Holy Names (Calif.) 1-0-0 Houghton (N.Y.) 2-0-0 Huntingdon (Ala.) 1-0-0 Huron (S.D.) 1-0-0 Illinois-Springfi eld 13-3-1 Incarnate Word (Texas) 1-0-1 Indiana Tech 1-0-0 Indiana Wesleyan 2-0-0 Jacksonville (Fla.) 1-0-0Judson (Ill.) 3-0-0 Kansas Newman 1-0-0 Kentucky 0-0-1 King (Tenn.) 1-0-0 Lambuth (Tenn.) 15-0-1

Team All-Time Record Lee (Tenn.) 5-2-0 Lewis (Ill.) 1-0-0 Life (Ga.) 3-2-0 Lindenwood (Mo.) 9-3-0 Lynn (Fla.) 0-2-0 Madonna (Mich.) 1-0-0 Marian (Ind.) 1-0-0 Martin Luther (Minn.) 1-0-0 Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 6-1-0 Maryville (Tenn.) 1-0-0 McKendree (Ill.) 1-0-0 Mid-Continent (Ky.) 7-1-0 Midwestern State (Texas) 1-0-1 Milligan (Tenn.) 3-0-0 Missouri Baptist 1-0-0 Missouri-Kansas City 1-0-0 Mobile (Ala.) 11-6-0 Montreat (N.C.) 0-1-0 Morehead State (Ky.) 2-0-0 Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) 2-1-0 North Greenville (S.C.) 2-0-0 Northern Kentucky 1-0-0 Nova Southeastern (Fla.) 2-0-0 Park (Mo.) 6-3-0 Pikeville (Ky.) 7-0-0 Quincy (Ill.) 0-0-1 Rio Grande (Ohio) 6-3-0 Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.) 3-0-0 Rockhurst (Mo.) 1-3-0 Seattle (Wash.) 1-0-0 Shawnee State (Ohio) 2-0-0 Simon Fraser (B.C.) 4-0-0 Southern Indiana 1-0-0 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 1-0-0 Southern Polytechnic State 0-1-0Spalding (Ky.) 1-0-0 St. Catharine (Ky.) 3-0-0 St. Edwards (Texas) 1-0-0 Saint Francis (Ind.) 4-0-0 Saint Thomas (Fla.) 1-0-1 Saint Xavier (Ill.) 9-1-0 Sue Bennett (Ky.) 1-0-0 Tampa (Fla.) 2-1-0 Tennessee Temple 1-0-0 The Master’s College 1-0-0Thomas (Ga.) 1-0-0 Thomas More (Ky.) 2-0-0 Tiffi n (Ohio) 0-2-0 Transylvania (Ky.) 8-2-1 Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) 1-0-0 Tusculum (Tenn.) 1-0-0 Union (Ky.) 10-2-0 Union (Tenn.) 3-1-0 Virginia Intermont 2-1-0 Walsh (Ohio) 1-0-0 West Florida 2-0-0 West Virginia Tech 7-0-0 West Virginia Wesleyan 3-1-1 Westmont (Calif.) 1-1-0 William Carey (Miss.) 6-2-1 William Jewell (Mo.) 0-0-1 William Woods (Mo.) 1-0-0


Boyzzz Khumalo ...... 2001 Orlando Bueso ....... 1998

NAIA National Player of the Year

NAIA All-AmericanCarnell Learmond .... 2010 ....... First TeamLebogang Moloto ..... 2010 ....... Hon. MentionChris Williams ......... 2010 ....... Hon. MentionLebogang Moloto ..... 2009 ....... First TeamChris Ochieng ......... 2009 ....... First TeamChris Williams ......... 2009 ....... Second TeamMoses Aduny .......... 2008 ....... First TeamMikael Lunneryd ...... 2008 ....... Second TeamFrederick Were ....... 2008 ....... Second TeamNathaniel Jafta........ 2007 ....... First TeamBonivenger Misiko ... 2007 ....... First TeamTiyiselani Shipalane . 2007 ....... Second TeamRyan Stewart .......... 2007 ....... Second TeamGlen Fox ................ 2007 ....... Hon. MentionEduardo Cinel ......... 2006 ....... Second TeamTiyiselani Shipalane . 2006 ....... Third TeamAdam Howard ......... 2006 ....... Hon. MentionRyan Stewart .......... 2006 ....... Hon. MentionBonivenger Misiko ... 2005 ....... First TeamBrian Ombiji ........... 2005 ....... First TeamThuba Nkomazana... 2005 ....... Third TeamRyan Stewart .......... 2005 ....... Third TeamScott Blandford ....... 2005 ....... Hon. MentionTiyiselani Shipalane . 2005 ....... Hon. MentionPete McLellan ......... 2004 ....... First TeamBrian Ombiji ........... 2004 ....... First TeamNik Djokic .............. 2004 ....... Third TeamPhil Zabaks ............ 2004 ....... Third TeamMkohokeli Dube ...... 2004 ....... Hon. MentionMamadou Fall ......... 2004 ....... Hon. MentionJoseph Kabwe ......... 2003 ....... Second TeamGavin Oldham ......... 2003 ....... Third TeamAndre Cooper ......... 2003 ....... Hon. MentionMoussa Sissoko....... 2003 ....... Hon. MentionBoyzzz Khumalo ...... 2002 ....... First TeamGavin Oldham ......... 2002 ....... First TeamAndre Cooper ......... 2002 ....... Second TeamBoyzzz Khumalo ...... 2001 ....... First TeamDaniel Chteinberg ... 2001 ....... Second TeamShawn Lee ............. 2001 ....... Third TeamTom Odhiambo ....... 2000 ....... First TeamRoar Martiniussen ... 2000 ....... Second TeamStephan David ........ 2000 ....... Third TeamBenjamin Djeukeng . 1999 ....... First TeamTom Odhiambo ....... 1999 ....... First TeamEric Ochieng ........... 1999 ....... First TeamLars Hjortshoj ......... 1999 ....... Second TeamGraeme Abel .......... 1999 ....... Third TeamVincent Kwarula ...... 1999 ....... Hon. MentionSteve Okumu ......... 1999 ....... Hon. MentionRoar Martiniussen ... 1999 ....... Hon. MentionOrlando Bueso ........ 1998 ....... First TeamVincent Kwarula ...... 1998 ....... First TeamTom Odhiambo ....... 1998 ....... First TeamBenjamin Djeukeng . 1998 ....... Second TeamMartin Bodkin ......... 1997 ....... First Team

Orlando Bueso ........ 1997 ....... First TeamBenjamin Djeukeng . 1997 ....... Second TeamChristian Uhre ........ 1997 ....... Hon. MentionMartin Bodkin ......... 1996 ....... First TeamOrlando Bueso ........ 1996 ....... First TeamBenjamin Djeukeng . 1996 ....... First TeamThomas Kojo .......... 1996 ....... First TeamLeighton Main ......... 1996 ....... Second TeamJakob Fenger .......... 1996 ....... Third TeamScott Carney ...........1996 ...... Hon. MentionChristian Uhre .........1996 ...... Hon. MentionOrlando Bueso ........1995 ...... First TeamTyrone Marshall .......1995 ...... First TeamJamie Fajardo .........1995 ...... Second TeamMartin Bodkin .........1995 ...... Third TeamAnsumana Sirleaf ....1995 ....... Third TeamPhillip Pooler ...........1995 ....... Hon. MentionTyrone Marshall .......1994 ....... First TeamMartin Bodkin .........1994 ....... Third TeamDrew Burwash .........1993 ....... First TeamDrew Burwash .........1992 ....... First Team

NAIA Region Player of the YearRyan Stewart .......... 2007 ........NAIA Region XI Tiyiselani Shipalane . 2006 ........NAIA Region XIRyan Stewart .......... 2005 ........NAIA Region XI Brian Ombiji ........... 2004 ........NAIA Region XI Boyzzz Khumalo ...... 2002 ........NAIA Region XI Tom Odhiambo ........ 2000 ........NAIA Region XI

NAIA Region Coach of the YearRay Wells ............... 2005 ........NAIA Region XI Ray Wells ............... 2004 ........NAIA Region XI Ray Wells ............... 1999 ........NAIA Region XII Ray Wells ............... 1998 ........NAIA Mid-South Region Ray Wells ............... 1997 ........NAIA Mid-South Region Ray Wells ............... 1996 ........NAIA Mid-South Region

NAIA Region HonorsGlen Fox................. 2007 ... Region XI - First-TeamNathaniel Jafta ........ 2007 ... Region XI - First-TeamBonivenger Misiko ... 2007 ... Region XI - First-TeamTiyiselani Shipalane . 2007 ... Region XI - First-TeamRyan Stewart .......... 2007 ... Region XI - First-TeamEduardo Cinel ......... 2006 ... Region XI - First-TeamAdam Howard ......... 2006 ... Region XI - First-TeamRyan Stewart .......... 2006 ... Region XI - First-TeamTiyiselani Shipalane . 2006 ... Region XI - First-TeamScott Blandford ....... 2005 ... Region XI - First-TeamBonivenger Misiko ... 2005 ... Region XI - First-TeamThuba Nkomazana ... 2005 ... Region XI - First-TeamBrian Ombiji ........... 2005 ... Region XI - First-TeamTiyiselani Shipalane . 2005 ... Region XI - First-TeamRyan Stewart .......... 2005 ... Region XI - First-TeamNik Djokic ............... 2004 ... Region XI - First-Team

Award Winners


Award Winners

Mkohokeli Dube ....... 2004 ... Region XI - First-TeamMamadou Fall .......... 2004 ... Region XI - First-TeamPete McLellan .......... 2004 ... Region XI - First-TeamBrian Ombiji ........... 2004 ... Region XI - First-TeamPhil Zabaks ............. 2004 ... Region XI - First-TeamAndre Cooper .......... 2003 ... Region XI - First-TeamJoseph Kabwe ......... 2003 ... Region XI - First-TeamGavin Oldham ......... 2003 ... Region XI - First-TeamMoussa Sissoko ....... 2003 ... Region XI - First-TeamAndre Cooper .......... 2002 ... Region XI - First-TeamBoyzzz Khumalo ...... 2002 ... Region XI - First-TeamGavin Oldham ......... 2002 ... Region XI - First-TeamDaniel Chteinberg .... 2001 ... Region XI - First-TeamBoyzzz Khumalo ...... 2001 ... Region XI - First-TeamShawn Lee.............. 2001 ... Region XI - First-TeamStephan David ........ 2000 ... Region XI - First-TeamTom Odhiambo ........ 2000 ... Region XI - First-TeamRoar Martiniussen .... 2000 ... Region XI - First-TeamGraeme Abel ........... 1999 ... Region XII - First-TeamBenjamin Djeukeng . 1999 ... Region XII - First-TeamLars Hjortshoj ......... 1999 ... Region XII - First-TeamVincent Kwarula ...... 1999 ... Region XII - First-TeamTom Odhiambo ........ 1999 ... Region XII - First-TeamEric Ochieng ........... 1999 ... Region XII - First-TeamSteve Okumu .......... 1999 ... Region XII - First-TeamRoar Martiniussen .... 1999 ... Region XII - First-TeamOrlando Bueso ........ 1998 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamBenjamin Djeukeng . 1998 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamVincent Kwarula ...... 1998 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamTom Odhiambo ........ 1998 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamMartin Bodkin ......... 1997 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamOrlando Bueso ........ 1997 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamBenjamin Djeukeng . 1997 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamChristian Uhre ......... 1997 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamMartin Bodkin ......... 1996 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamOrlando Bueso ........ 1996 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamScott Carney ........... 1996 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamBenjamin Djeukeng . 1996 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamJakob Fenger .......... 1996 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamThomas Kojo ........... 1996 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamLeighton Main ......... 1996 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamChristian Uhre ......... 1996 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamMartin Bodkin ......... 1995 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamOrlando Bueso ........ 1995 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamJamie Fajardo ......... 1995 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamTyrone Marshall ....... 1995 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamPhillip Pooler ........... 1995 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamAnsumana Sirleaf .... 1995 ... Mid-South Region - First TeamMartin Bodkin ......... 1994 ... Area 7 - First TeamTyrone Marshall ....... 1994 ... Area 7 - First TeamDrew Burwash ......... 1993 ... Area 7 - First TeamDrew Burwash ......... 1992 ... Area 7 - First Team

All Mid-South ConferenceMoses Aduny .......... 2010 ... First-TeamMichael Azira .......... 2010 ... First-TeamOrrin Farrell ............ 2010 ... First-TeamCarnell Learmond .... 2010 ... First-TeamLebogang Moloto ..... 2010 ... First-TeamChris Williams ......... 2010 ... First-TeamSicelo Buthelezi ....... 2010 ... Hon. MentionLebogang Moloto ..... 2009 ... First-TeamChris Ochieng ......... 2009 ... First-TeamChris Williams ......... 2009 ... First-TeamMichael Azira .......... 2009 ... Hon. MentionSicelo Buthelezi ....... 2009 ... Hon. MentionMoses Aduny .......... 2008 ... First-TeamMicheal Azira .......... 2008 ... First-TeamShaun Francis ......... 2008 ... First-TeamRasmus Jacobsen .... 2008 ... First-TeamMikael Lunneryd ...... 2008 ... First-TeamFrederick Were ........ 2008 ... First-TeamMichael Smith ......... 2008 ... Hon. MentionScott Blandford ....... 2007 ... First-TeamGlen Fox................. 2007 ... First-TeamNathaniel Jafta ........ 2007 ... First-TeamBonivenger Misiko ... 2007 ... First-TeamJakob Rittig ............ 2007 ... First-TeamTiyiselani Shipalane . 2007 ... First-TeamRyan Stewart .......... 2007 ... First-TeamScott Blandford ....... 2006 ... First-TeamEduardo Cinel ......... 2006 ... First-TeamAdam Howard ......... 2006 ... First-TeamCarnell Learmond .... 2006 ... First-TeamRyan Stewart .......... 2006 ... First-TeamTiyiselani Shipalane . 2006 ... First-TeamNathaniel Jafta ........ 2006 ... Second-TeamBonivenger Misiko ... 2006 ... Second-TeamIgor Stijepic ............ 2006 ... Second-TeamBonivenger Misiko ... 2005 ... First-TeamThuba Nkomazana ... 2005 ... First-TeamBrian Ombiji ........... 2005 ... First-TeamFausey Rodriquez .... 2005 ... First-TeamRyan Stewart .......... 2005 ... First-TeamEduardo Cinel ......... 2005 ... Second-TeamAdam Howard ......... 2005 ... Second-TeamScott Blandford ....... 2004 ... First-TeamNik Djokic ............... 2004 ... First-TeamMkohokeli Dube ....... 2004 ... First-TeamMamadou Fall .......... 2004 ... First-TeamPete McLellan .......... 2004 ... First-TeamThuba Nkomazana ... 2004 ... First-TeamBrian Ombiji ........... 2004 ... First-Team

Mid-South Conference Player of the YearCarnell Learmond ............2010Moses Aduny ..................2008 Bonivenger Misiko ...........2007 Bonivenger Misiko ...........2005 Brian Ombiji ...................2004 Joseph Kabwe .................2003

Mid-South Conference Coach of the YearRay Wells .......................2009Ray Wells .......................2005Ray Wells .......................2004 Ray Wells .......................2003


Award Winners

Shaun Francis .............2009 .....Hon. MentionMat Luak ....................2009 .....Hon. MentionMarko Vögeli ...............2009 .....Hon. MentionR.J. Wilson .................2004 ..... First-TeamPhil Zabaks .................2004 ..... Second-TeamAndreas Bak ...............2003 ..... First-TeamAndre Cooper ..............2003 ..... First-TeamStephan David ............2003 ..... First-TeamYann Japaud ...............2003 ..... First-TeamJoseph Kabwe .............2003 ..... First-TeamGavin Oldham .............2003 ..... First-TeamBrian Ombiji ...............2003 ..... First-TeamSerginho Sandy ...........2003 ..... First-TeamRoss Martin ................2003 ..... Second-TeamMoussa Sissoko ...........2003 ..... Second-TeamBoyzzz Khumalo ..........2002 ..... First-TeamShawn Lee..................2002 ..... First-TeamSam McNutt ................2002 ..... First-TeamGavin Oldham .............2002 ..... First-TeamJoshua Bernard ...........2002 ..... Second-TeamAndre Cooper ..............2002 ..... Second-TeamStephan David ............2002 ..... Second-TeamBen Robertson ............2002 .....Hon. MentionCraig Wight ................2002 .....Hon. MentionDaniel Chteinberg ........2001 ..... First-TeamBoyzzz Khumalo ..........2001 ..... First-TeamShawn Lee..................2001 ..... First-TeamSam McNutt ................2001 ..... First-TeamSt. Nicholas Benjamin ..2001 ..... Second-TeamAndre Cooper ..............2001 ..... Second-TeamGavin Oldham .............2001 ..... Second-TeamDragan Rajcetic ...........2001 ..... Second-TeamDean Wortz ................2001 .....Hon. MentionStephan David ............2000 ..... First-TeamTom Odhiambo ............2000 ..... First-TeamRoar Martiniussen ........2000 ..... First-TeamGavin Oldham .............2000 ..... Second-TeamDean Wortz ................2000 ..... Second-Team

Ryan Stewart

Boyzzz Khumalo


Year-By-Year Records

Season Games Wins Losses Ties Win. Pct. Points Shots Goals Assists GWG GWA1990 16 13 2 1 0.844 148 317 59 30 13 41991 18 15 3 0 0.833 272 462 102 68 15 111992 24 19 2 3 0.854 281 418 103 75 19 131993 22 16 5 1 0.750 225 375 80 65 16 141994 27 18 5 4 0.741 268 541 99 70 18 161995 26 19 4 3 0.788 263 573 100 63 19 141996 28 23 4 1 0.839 314 509 114 86 23 201997 23 17 5 1 0.761 228 392 85 58 17 111998 25 25 0 0 1.000 335 513 122 91 25 171999 26 24 1 1 0.942 304 550 109 86 23 192000 26 22 4 0 0.846 277 539 103 71 22 162001 25 23 2 0 0.920 352 590 132 88 23 162002 24 21 2 1 0.896 269 460 99 71 21 112003 23 18 4 1 0.804 240 465 92 56 18 142004 25 21 2 2 0.880 277 456 101 75 21 162005 24 23 1 0 0.958 289 454 104 81 23 172006 22 12 10 0 0.545 217 361 84 49 17 92007 22 19 3 0 0.864 252 361 96 60 19 152008 21 18 2 1 0.881 170 368 64 42 18 112009 23 20 2 1 0.891 200 399 81 38 20 11 2010 20 15 4 1 0.775 172 346 67 38 15 8

Field Players

GoalkeepersSeason Games Wins Losses Ties Win. Pct. 1990 16 13 2 1 0.8441991 18 15 3 0 0.8331992 24 19 2 3 0.8541993 22 16 5 1 0.7501994 27 18 5 4 0.7411995 26 19 4 3 0.7881996 28 23 4 1 0.8391997 23 17 5 1 0.7611998 25 25 0 0 1.0001999 26 24 1 1 0.9422000 26 22 4 0 0.8462001 25 23 2 0 0.9202002 24 21 2 1 0.8962003 23 18 4 1 0.8042004 25 21 2 2 0.8802005 24 23 1 0 0.9582006 22 12 10 0 0.5452007 22 19 3 0 0.8642008 21 18 2 1 0.8812009 23 20 2 1 0.891 2009 20 15 4 1 0.775

GA Mins. Saves GA Avg. Shutouts1,440 73 17 1.06 61,680 80 16 0.86 92,250 88 17 0.68 142,040 73 21 0.93 132,520 160 38 1.36 72,430 90 32 1.19 82,580 121 14 0.49 192,130 83 28 1.18 82,250 53 14 0.56 152,400 53 12 0.45 172,365 66 16 0.61 162,279 67 17 0.67 122,210 84 18 0.73 112,110 68 25 1.07 92,295 87 12 0.47 142,163 42 11 0.46 162,010 45 15 0.67 102,013 61 19 0.85 81,929 47 11 0.51 122,100 28 11 0.47 16 1,815 44 17 0.84 8

Lindsey Wilson College

Totals 490 401 67 22 0.841 5,353 9,449 1,996 1,361 405 283

Totals 490 401 67 22 0.841 45,009 1,513 381 0.76 248

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2011 LWC Men's Soccer Media Guide

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