2011 Prairie Stars Men's Soccer Media Guide

2011 UIS Men’s Soccer Schedule

Aug. 19 at Evansville (Exhibition) 7:00 p.m.Aug. 27 Lincoln (Exhibition) 7:30 p.m. Sept. 4 at Oakland City 3:30 p.m.Sept. 9 Maryville 7:30 p.m. Sept. 11 at Missouri-St. Louis 2:30 p.m. Sept. 16 Lewis 5:00 p.m. Sept. 18 Wisconsin-Parkside 2:30 p.m. Sept. 23 at Indianapolis 7:30 p.m.Sept. 25 at Saint Joseph’s 2:30 p.m.Sept. 30 Rockhurst 7:30 p.m.Oct. 2 William Jewell 2:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at Missouri S&T 7:30 p.m.Oct. 9 at Drury 2:30 p.m.Oct. 14 Bellarmine 7:30 p.m. Oct. 16 Northern Kentucky 2:30 p.m.Oct. 21 at Southern Indiana 7:30 p.m. Oct. 23 at Kentucky Wesleyan 12:00 p.m. Oct. 26 Quincy 7:30 p.m.

GLVC ChampionshipOct. 30-Nov. 6 TBA TBA

NCAA Midwest RegionalNov. 10-20 TBA TBA

NCAA Elite EightDec. 1-3 TBA Pensacola, Fla.

Table of Contents

Quick Facts .....................................................................................................Pg 1

This is UIS ................................................................................................Pg 2-11

Athletic Administration/Head Coaches .................................................Pg 12

Kiwanis Stadium History ..........................................................................Pg 13

Coaching Staff ...................................................................................... Pg 14-16

Meet The Prairie Stars ....................................................................... Pg 17-36

2010 GLVC Review .....................................................................................Pg 39

UIS Record Book ............................................................................37-38, 40-42

All-Time Roster ...........................................................................................43-47

Quick Facts

2010 Record ....................................................................................1-14-12010 GLVC Record .......................................................................1-12-1Head Coach .................................................... Jesse Miech (First Year)Record at UIS ................................................................................... 0-0-0Career Record ................................................................................... 0-0-0Assistant Coach ............................................Cody Kother (First Year).........................................................................Adam Lanter (First Year).........................................................................Milt Tennant (25th Year)Chancellor ..............................................................................Susan KochDirector of Athletics ...............................................................Kim PateSports Information Director ..............................................Tony BlackOffice Number .................................................................. 217-206-8547Cell Phone ......................................................................... 318-751-3380Starters Returning/Loss .................................................................. 7/4Letterman Returning/Loss ...........................................................11/8Stadium ...........................................................................Kiwanis (1,500)

Athletic Directory

Director of Athletics ...........................................Kim Pate ............... 206-7592Associate Director of Athletics .......................Scott Reed ........... 206-6752Assistant Director of Athletics/Compliance TBA ...................... 206-8467Sports Information Director .............................Tony Black .......... 206-8547Head Athletic Trainer ........................................Deb Fitzl ............. 206-7597Assistant Athletic Trainer ................................Stephanie Schulmeyer ........Business Manager ...............................................Allison Mosley ... 206-7017Baseball ..................................................................TBA ...................... 206-8517Men’s Basketball Head Coach ..........................Ben Wierzba ....... 206-7591Women’s Basketball Head Coach ....................Marne Fauser ..... 206-7901Cheerleading Head Coach .................................Lexi Kirschbaum 206-7017Men’s Soccer Head Coach .................................Jesse Meich ......... 206-8540Women’s Soccer Head Coach ...........................Pete Kowall ......... 206-8454Softball Head Coach ............................................Mat Mundell ...... 206-7900Men’s and Women’s Tennis Head Coach ......Manny Velasco ... 206-6238Men’s Golf Head Coach ....................................Frank Marsaglia 206-8402Women’s Golf ......................................................Nichole Inkel ...... 206-8418Volleyball ...............................................................Angie Riggle ...... 206-7903

Table of Contents and Athletic Information

The Prairie Star men’s soccer media guide was designed by Sports In-formation Director Tony Black with editorial assistance from Associate Director of Athletics Scott Reed. Photos provided by Blue R, Jeremy Wilburn and Tony Black.

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Dr. Susan KochChancellor

Kim Pate Director of Athletics

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Brian GrunzkeBaseball

Ben WierzbaMen’s Basketball

Marne FauserWomen’s Basketball

Lexi KirschbaumCheerleading

Men’s GolfFrank Marsagila

Nichole InkelWomen’s Golf

Jesse MiechMen’s Soccer

Pete KowallWomen’s Soccer

Mat MundellSoftball

Manny VelascoM&W Tennis

Angie RiggleVolleyball

Administrative Staff and Coaches

122011 UIS Men’s Soccer Media Guide

One of the premiere soccer facilities in the Great Lakes Valley Conference is Kiwanis Stadium, home of the UIS soccer program since 1977.

The only home UIS soccer has known, it has hosted three NAIA National Tournaments. Kiwanis has also hosted the last three IHSA Girls Super Sectional.

UIS fielded its first men’s soccer team in 1977 and the Prairie Stars won their first match out when they defeated Bradley 4-2.

Kiwanis Stadium has a brand new score-board, which was installed prior to the 2010 season. The stadium also features locker rooms for home and visiting teams, athletic training facilities, concession stand and two coaches offices.

Kiwanis Stadium has been the host site of three NAIA National Tournaments (1979 - 1981) and has hosted the UMBRO Senior Bowl twice. The facility seats over 1,500 fans and is lighted for the numerous night games held on campus.

In 2010 the men’s soccer team ranked 22nd in the NCAA in attendance with an average of 330 fans attended each match. UIS was just 1-of-7 GLVC schools represented in the top attendance.

UIS Men’s Soccer at Kiwanis StadiumFirst Game ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4-2 Win Sept. 3, 1977 Bradley First Win ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4-2 Sept. 3, 1977 Bradley10th Win ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11-2 Sept. 14, 1979 William Wilson 20th Win ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8-0 Sept. 7, 1980 Indiana State50th Win ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-0 Sept. 9 1984 Southeast Missouri State 75th Win .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7-0 Nov. 5 1986 College of St. Francis 100th Win ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4-2 Sept. 3 1989 Southern Indiana125th Win ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4-2 Nov. 8 1991 Judson College 150th Win ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................3-0 Nov. 5 1993 National Louis University 175th Win ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-0 Oct. 19 1996 Missouri Valley College 200th Win ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................6-1 Nov. 7 1998 Transylvania University225th Win ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2-1 Oct. 9 2000 Columbia College250th Win .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-0 Oct. 7 2005 Missouri Baptist All-Time Record at Kiwanis ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................265-74-26First UIS Goal ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................Aris Liapakis against Bradley Sept. 3, 1977

1986 UIS men’s soccer team reunites in 2006 for 20 year reunion

First UIS Soccer Team in 1977

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Jesse Miech begins his first year at UIS after spending the previous season as goal keeper coach at Saint Louis University. His coaching experience also includes stints at three other NCAA Division I universities.

“I am excited for the opportunity to join the University of Illinois Springfield family and community. I would like to thank the search committee for their belief in me and my ability to lead the men's soccer program,” Miech said. “I feel that the University and their athletic department are committed to their student-athletes and are very passionate about what the future will bring as they are going through the transition to NCAA Division II athletics. I am eager to start working with the team as this is an amazing opportunity to impact the lives of many young adults. “

Along with his collegiate coaching duties, Miech also has been coaching for the prestigious St. Louis Scott Gallagher Metro Soccer Club in Collinsville as an assistant for the Under-18 Metro USDA Academy Team and as the director of goalkeeping for the club's U13 through U18 groups. This has familiarized him with high-caliber soccer talent throughout Illinois and Missouri.

Miech spent the spring of 2010 as a volunteer assistant coach at Virginia Tech. Prior to that, he was an assistant coach at Clemson from 2008-09. With the Tigers, Miech assisted in the day-to-day operations of the soccer program and was directly responsible for the implementation of a year-round goalkeeper-training program.

Prior to his stint at Clemson, Miech spent two seasons at Missouri State beginning in 2006. There, he coached the Bears' keepers and was the programs' head recruiter.

Miech's first coaching job came at Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa, where he was the goalkeeper coach for the women's team. He also spent a semester as assistant women's coach at Wisconsin-Stevens Point.

Miech played collegiately at Creighton for two years and was a member of the 2000 Bluejay squad that advanced to the College Cup final. Miech transferred to Morningside, where he earned NAIA All-America honors as a senior and set school records for saves, save percentage, shutouts and wins. Miech also played three summers in the PDL for the Sioux Falls Spitfire.

Miech has worked at a variety of clubs and camps. He was the assistant director of the Clemson Soccer Academy from 2008-09, the largest all-male soccer camp in the country consisting of 2,200 players. Miech was the director of coaching for the Clemson Anderson Soccer Alliance in South Carolina.

A 2005 graduate of Morningside, Miech double majored in graphic design with a joint major in philosophical and religious studies. He earned his master's degree in administrative studies with an emphasis in sports management from Missouri State, graduating magna cum laude in 2007.

Miech holds a USSF "A" license and earned the USSF National Goalkeeping Diploma. He also holds the NSCAA Director of Coaching Diploma and an NSCAA Advanced National Goalkeeping Diploma. Miech comes from a coaching family, his father John is the head football coach at Wisconsin-Stevens Point while his mother, Sheila is the head women’s soccer coach for the Pointers. She ranks fifth in NCAA Division III history in victories.

Head Coach Jesse Miech


Adam Lanter starts his first year on the sidelines for the Illinois Springfield men’s soccer team in 2011.

Lanter played collegiate soccer at SIU Edwardsville and was a member of two Cougar teams that advanced to the Elite Eight. He scored eight career goals at SIUE and gave 10 assists, along with four game-winning goals.

Also as a member of the men’s soccer team at SIUE, Lanter was on the GLVC All-Academic Team and a mem-ber of the Dean’s List.

After his playing career was completed, Lanter also received his master’s degree from SIUE and coaches club soccer in St. Louis. Lanter has his USSF National D Coaching License.

As a member of the UIS coaching staff, Lanter will assists with daily practices.

Cody Kother begins his first year as an assistant coach with the Illinois Springfield men’s and women’s soccer programs.

Kother played four years at Bradley, where he was a member of the Missouri Valley Conference All-Tournament Team in 2004. He also garnered the Bradley Coaches Award in 2004, while also winning two letters.

He played professionally for the Des Moines Menace. He was second on the team in points and was squads leader for goals during the postseason in 2005.

After his playing career ended, Kother has been a personal trainer at Fitness Together and Complete Care.

As a member of the coaching staff at UIS, Kother will oversee the teams fitness and all aspects of daily training.

Assistant Coach Adam Lanter Cody Kother


Milt Tennant begins his 25th year of coaching at Illinois Springfield, serving as assistant coach under Aydin Gonulsen, Joe Eck, Chad Jones and now Jesse Miech.

Tennant began his soccer coaching career in the youth ranks and helping with the Springfield YMCA. He also coached with the Illinois Olympic Development teams as well.

At UIS he has seen the program qualify for 20 out of 26 NAIA national championship tournaments. He has been a part of 3 national championships (1986, 1988, 1993) a second place finish, along with reaching the semifinals on five separate occasions.

Also as an assistant coach, Tennant recruited his son Mickey, who was a member of the Prairie Star soccer team from 1992-94.

Tennant will be involved in all facets of the UIS men’s soccer team. His main responsibilities will be on-field coaching and overseeing team development.

Assistant Coach Milt Tennant


2010: Made five starts and saw action in eight matches between the posts ... Played a season-high 110 minutes the double overtime match against Missouri S&T (Sept. 10) ... Stopped a career-best 13 shots at Maryville (Sept. 19) ... Also had first career shutout against Missouri S&T.

High School: Two-time All-State pick at Neuqua Valley ... Three-time All-Sectional pick and twice All-Area ... Posted 42 career shutouts and posted a 0.67 goals against average as a three-year starter in goal ... Team won 73 matches during his career. Personal: Son of George and Mary Turanchik... Business major.

GOALIE GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves W L T Sho 2010................ 8-5 609:28 11 1.62 41 0 2 0 1 TOTAL............... 8-5 609:28 11 1.62 41 0 2 0 1

Meet The Prairie Stars


2010: Started six games as a true freshman and appeared in 11 total ... Made a career-high 13 saves at Quincy (Oct. 22) ... Had five matches of five or more saves.

High School: Two-time team captain and twice named the team's Most Valuable Player at University ... Twice named to the All-Sectional and All-Area team ... Four-year member of the varsity.

Personal: Son of Dr. Geore and Charla O'Neil and Jeff Wardlow ... Biology major.

GOALIE GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves W L T Sho 2010................ 12-6 850:32 33 3.49 58 0 6 0 0 TOTAL............... 12-6 850:32 33 3.49 58 0 6 0 0



Club Team: Member of the ODP Illinois team ... Helped team to a Region 2 championship.

2010: Did not play.

2009: Played in 15 matches with 13 starts ... Scored three times .. Had 21 shots with 10 on goal.

Before UIS: Attended College of DuPage ... Named all-conference, all-region and was also selected team cap-tain.

High School: Graduated from Saint Joseph’s ... Named all-conference and captain ... Helped team to a third place finish at state.

OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW 2009................ 15 3 0 6 21 .143 10 .476 0 TOTAL............... 15 3 0 6 21 .143 10 .476 0



2010: Saw action in nine matches as a true fresman.

High School: Team captain as a senior at Granite City ... Won two letters in soccer and three in tennis ... Won the "Coach Harmon Sportsmanship Award" in both junior and senior seasons ... member of the National Honor Society ... Named the Elks Student of the Month.

Personal: Son of Bryan and Jean Hartwick ... Computer Science major

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW 2010................ 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 TOTAL............... 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0



2010: Started 12 times and played in 16 matches ... Gave an assist in the contest at Lewis (Oct. 15) ... Had a season-high two shots on goal at Maryville (Sept. 19) ... Averaged a shot per match.

2009: Played in 15 matches with four starts ... Had an assist and took three shots. High School: Three-time All-Conference pick at St. Joseph's ... Named the team's Most Improved as a sopho-more ... Won the team's Iron Man Award as a junoir and was the squad's Player of the Year as a senior ... Team finished third in the state as a senior ... Won four letters in soccer ... Member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society.

Personal: Son of Juan and Esthella Perez ... Biology major.

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW 2009................ 15-4 0 1 1 3 .000 1 .333 0 2010................ 16-12 0 1 1 16 .000 7 .438 0 TOTAL............... 31-16 0 2 2 19 .000 8 .421 0



Club Team: Played for Burkitu of Denver and Chicago Blue Nile ... Named All Star MVP in Seattle in 2010.

Before UIS: Played for Blackburn College for two seasons

2010: Played in 15 contests with nine starts ... Scored twice with first goal coming against Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 24) ... Had five shots with three landing on goal.

High School: Graduated from Senn High School ... Lettered in soccer rugby, track and field and volleyball.

Personal: Is the son of Weyesso Kiyar.

OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW 2010................ 15 2 0 4 5 .400 3 .600 0 TOTAL............... 15 2 0 4 5 .400 3 .600 0


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2010: Played in 15 matches with 11 starts ... Scored first goal of the season for UIS against Rockhurst (Sept. 5) ... Goal against Kentucky Wesleyan was the game winner ... Had a season-high two shots on goal at Maryville (Sept. 19).

Before UIS: Played at Lincoln Land in 2009.

High School: First team All-State as a junior and senior at Spring ... Team MVP and All-District as a sopho-more ... Won three letters in soccer.

Personal: Son of Leroy and Josephine Belcon... Criminal Justice major.




2010: Scored first goal against Oakland City (Oct. 24) ... Played in 14 matches with six starts ... Had a season-high three shots at Maryville (Sept. 19) and against Indianapolis (Oct. 10) ... Put a season-best two shots on goal at Maryville as well.

Before UIS: An All-Region pick at Lincoln Land ... Also earned All-Conference honors ... Won two letters in soccer ... Also lettered in baseball.

High School: Two-time All-Conference and All-Area selection at Lebanon ... Also earned All-Metro accolades from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch ... Won two letters in soccer and golf and four each in baseball and basketball. Personal: Son of Dan and Patricia Schubert ... Business major.




2010: Saw action in all 16 matches and had 10 starts ... Fired a season-best three shots at Lewis (Oct. 15) ... Averaged .50 shots per match.

High School: Won letters in soccer, football and basketball at Macomb ... Named All-Conference and the team's Most Improved. Personal: Eric and Sheila Johnson ... Undecided on major.




2010: Saw action in one match as a junior.

Previous School: Attended Priaire State College ... Lettered in cross country and soccer ... Won the teams Most Improved Player Award twice.

High School: Graduated from Bloom High School ... Won letters in track, soccer, football and cross country ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Also served as president of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Son of Anthony and Janet Hernandez ... Majoring in biology.




2010: Started eight times and saw action in 15 matches ... Helped hold opponents to a .164 shot percent and just 2.71 goals per game.

2009: Played in 15 matches with 10 starts ... Had a goal against Maryville ... Added one assist against St. Francis ... Took eight shots.

High School: Named the team's Defensive MVP at Neuqua Valley ... Helped team to second place finish at the Illinois State Tournament as a junior and fourth place as a senior ... Earned a conference sportsmanship award.

Personal: Son of Louis and Rosemarie Hamer ... Criminal Justice major.

OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW 2009................ 15-10 1 1 3 8 .125 4 .500 0 2010................ 15-8 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 TOTAL............... 30-18 1 1 3 10 .100 4 .400 0



2010: Played in 13 matches ... Fired two shots on the season with the first one coming at Missouri-St. Louis (Sept. 17).

High School: Scored 51 goals in four year career at Normal Community ... Also recorded 33 assists during prep career ... Offensive MVP of the Big 12 Conference as a senior ... Team MVP as a junior and four time All-Intercity honoree ... Won four letters in soccer ... Three-year member of the league's All-Academic team.

Personal: Son of Neil and Sue Napolitano and Mary Garrison ... Business major.




2010: Played in 15 matches with 13 starts ... Fired a season-high three shots at Bellarmine (Oct. 3) ... Helped the defense hold opponents to a .164 shot percent and just a 2.7 goals against average. High School: earned All-Conference and All-Sectional honors at Sacred-Heart Griffin... helped team to a sec-ond place finish in the state as a junior... won two letters in soccer.

Personal: Son of Dan and Deb Brydal... Business Administration major.




Club Team: Springfield Soccer Club

High School: Graduated from Marshfield High School ... Named Citizen of the Year ... On the soccer field was a three-year captain and earned MVP honors twice ... Named first team, all-district, all-conference and all-region and selected honorable mention all-state.

Personal: Son of Ken and Stacie Harden ... Majoring in psychology.

Club Team: Member of the North Atlanta Soccer Association ... Was the captain ... Also helped lead the team to a Disney Championship and Casal Championship ... Member of the regional pool.

High School: Graduated from Kell High School ... Earned four varsity letters in soccer ... Named MVP and captain, while also earning the newcomer award ... Also picked up the Unsung Hero and 110 percent award.

Personal: Son of Dan and Becky Isidoro ... Is an undecided major.



Club Team: Member of the Rockford Raptors ... Named team captain.

High School: Graduated from Rockford Christian ... Earned four letters in soccer ... Graduated with honors ... Three-time all-conference honoree ... Earned team MVP honors twice and was selected MVP of the conference ... Also led the Rockford Register Star area point and goal leader as a junior ... Helped team to a No.1 seed in sectional ... Was second in the Rockford Register Star area for points and goals ... Selected to the school Wall of Fame.

Personal: Is the son of Kevin and Serena Obee ... Majoring in business.

Before UIS: Attended College of Lake County.

High School: Graduated from Lake Zurich High School ... Lettered in soccer and volleyball.

Personal: Is the son of Steve and Sandy Holtschult ... Brother Andrew also plays soccer at UIS ... Majoring in chemistry.



Club Team: Springfield Fire.

High School: Graduated from Glenwood High School ...Won four letters in soccer and one in basketball ... Named honorable mention all-conference as a sophomore ... Named all-conference as a junior and senior.

Personal: Is the son of Toussaint Pettis and Mary White ...Majoring in business administration.



Club Team: Played for the Tennesse Rush Nike ‘93 squad ... Won the state championship.

High School: Graduated from Desoto Central High School ... Member of the soccer, cross country and track teams ... Was named all-conference and earned the golden boot award ... Also garnered the MVP and Player of the Year award.

Personal: Is the son of Tim and Aliya Ferris ... Born in Kazan, Russia ... Majoring in business.

Club Team: Played for Lou Fusz and helped team to a second place finish in the state tournament.

High School: Graduated from Seckman High School ... Lettered in soccer four times ... Was named second team all-conferecne.

Personal: Is the son of Carlos and Margaret Cubero ... Majoring in chemistry.



Club Team: Played for University Park ... Helped team to a third place finish and won the MVP award.

Before UIS: Played soccer and cross country at Prairie State College.

High School: Graduated from Rich East High School ... Lettered in cross country, track and field, along with soccer ... Named all-conference and all-sectional ... Also won the teams MVP award.

Personal: Is the son of Kay Neal ... Majoring in criminal justice and education.

Club Team: Played for the Little Illini.

Before UIS: Played two years for Parkland College.

High School: Graduated from Centennial High School ... Earned four letters in soccer.

Presonal: Son of Victor and Judith Martinez ... Majoring in global studies.



Club Team: Played for the New Lenox Legacy ... Helped team to the Nike U17 Championship.

High School: Graduated from Bradley Bourbonnais Community High School ... Won four letters ... Named honorable mention all-conference ... Was also an honor student and won the Academic Achievement Award.

Personal: Son of Christopher and Pamela Powell ... Majoring in Criminal Justice.

Club Team: Played for the Park Forest Wings.

Before UIS: Attended Prairie State College ... Played soccer and ran cross country.

High School: Graduated from Bloom High School ... Helped team to three conference championships and two regional championships.

Personal: Is the son of Francisco and Lucila Mendez ... Majoring in sociology and anthropology.



Club Team: Played for Ela.

Before UIS: Played for the College of Lake County.

High School: Graduated from Lake Zurich High School ... Lettered in soccer and volleyball.

Personal: Son of Steve and Sandy Holtschult ... Brother Tony will also play soccer ... Majoring in biology.

Club Team: Played for CISA.

Before UIS: Played two years for Illinois Central College.

High School: Graduated from Peoria Notre Dame ... Earned seven letters for basketball and soccer ... Was a two-time all-sectional selection ... Was also named to the Mid-States Tournament Team ... Also helped his team to a state championship.

Personal: Is the son of Norm and Mary Ralph ... Majoring in business administration.



Club Team: Played for the Schaumburg Lightning.

High School: Graduated from Schaumburg High School ... Helped lead team to the Super Sections for the first time in school history.

Personal: Son of Elizabeth Czarny ... Majoring in commincations.

Points1. 6 - Mauricio Ramirez (3g) 20092. 5 - Anthony Longo (2g 1a) 2009 5 - Tyler Rampey (2g 1a) 20094. 4 - Frank Rodriguez (1g 2a) 2010 4 - Ahmedtayib Haji (2g) 2010 4 - Brandon Belcon (2g) 20107. 3 - Jonathan Hamer (1g 1a) 2009 3 - Michael Waldo (1g 1a) 20099. 2 - Arturo Cruz (1g) 2010 2 - Drew Rynders (1g) 2009

Points per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.40 - Mauricio Ramirez (15 games) 20092. 0.33 - Tyler Rampey (15 games) 2009 0.33 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 20094. 0.27 - Ahmedtayib Haji (15 games) 2010 0.27 - Brandon Belcon (15 games) 20106. 0.25 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 2010 0.25 - Michael Waldo (12 games) 20098. 0.20 - Jonathan Hamer (15 games) 20099. 0.15 - Arturo Cruz (13 games) 201010. 0.14 - Brett Schubert (14 games) 2010

Goals1. 3 - Mauricio Ramirez 20092. 2 - Tyler Rampey 2009 2 - Ahmedtayib Haji 2010 2 - Brandon Belcon 2010 2 - Anthony Longo 20096. 1 - Frank Rodriguez 2010 1 - Michael Waldo 2009 1 - Jonathan Hamer 2009 1 - Arturo Cruz 2010 1 - Brett Schubert 2010

Goals per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.20 - Mauricio Ramirez (15 games) 20092. 0.13 - Brandon Belcon (15 games) 2010 0.13 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 2009 0.13 - Ahmedtayib Haji (15 games) 2010 0.13 - Tyler Rampey (15 games) 20096. 0.08 - Michael Waldo (12 games) 20097. 0.08 - Arturo Cruz (13 games) 20108. 0.07 - Brett Schubert (14 games) 20109. 0.07 - Jonathan Hamer (15 games) 2009 0.07 - Drew Rynders (15 games) 2009

Game-winning goals1. 1 - Tyler Rampey 2009 1 - Drew Rynders 2009 1 - Brandon Belcon 2010

Assists1. 2 - Frank Rodriguez 20102. 1 - Anthony Longo 2009 1 - Juan Perez 2009 1 - Juan Perez 2010 1 - Michael Waldo 2009 1 - Jonathan Hamer 2009 1 - Tyler Rampey 2009 1 - Tyler Rampey 2010

Assists per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.12 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 20102. 0.08 - Michael Waldo (12 games) 20093. 0.07 - Tyler Rampey (14 games) 20104. 0.07 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 2009 0.07 - Juan Perez (15 games) 2009 0.07 - Jonathan Hamer (15 games) 2009 0.07 - Tyler Rampey (15 games) 20098. 0.06 - Juan Perez (16 games) 2010

Shots attempted1. 22 - Brian Doellman (0 goals) 20092. 21 - Mauricio Ramirez (3 goals) 20093. 16 - Juan Perez (0 goals) 20104. 15 - Frank Rodriguez (1 goals) 20105. 13 - Brett Schubert (1 goals) 2010 13 - Dustin Curtis (0 goals) 20097. 11 - Anthony Longo (2 goals) 20098. 10 - Michael Waldo (1 goals) 2009 10 - Drew Rynders (1 goals) 2009 10 - Brandon Belcon (2 goals) 2010

Shots per game (minimum 5 games)1. 1.40 - Mauricio Ramirez (15 games) 20092. 1.38 - Brian Doellman (16 games) 20093. 1.00 - Juan Perez (16 games) 20104. 0.94 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 20105. 0.93 - Brett Schubert (14 games) 20106. 0.83 - Michael Waldo (12 games) 20097. 0.81 - Dustin Curtis (16 games) 20098. 0.73 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 20099. 0.67 - Drew Rynders (15 games) 2009 0.67 - Brandon Belcon (15 games) 2010

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Shots on goal1. 11 - Brian Doellman (0 goals) 20092. 10 - Mauricio Ramirez (3 goals) 2009 10 - Frank Rodriguez (1 goals) 20104. 7 - Juan Perez (0 goals) 20105. 6 - Brett Schubert (1 goals) 2010 6 - Drew Rynders (1 goals) 20097. 5 - Michael Waldo (1 goals) 2009 5 - Anthony Longo (2 goals) 20099. 4 - Jonathan Hamer (1 goals) 2009 4 - Arturo Cruz (1 goals) 2010

SOG per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.69 - Brian Doellman (16 games) 20092. 0.67 - Mauricio Ramirez (15 games) 20093. 0.62 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 20104. 0.44 - Juan Perez (16 games) 20105. 0.43 - Brett Schubert (14 games) 20106. 0.42 - Michael Waldo (12 games) 20097. 0.40 - Drew Rynders (15 games) 20098. 0.33 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 20099. 0.31 - Arturo Cruz (13 games) 201010. 0.29 - Tyler Rampey (14 games) 2010

GOALKEEPING (SEASON)

Saves1. 105 - Jeremy Carnes (43 GA, 105 saves) 20092. 58 - Cole Wardlow (33 GA, 58 saves) 20103. 41 - Jack Turanchik (11 GA, 41 saves) 2010

Saves per game (minimum 5 games)1. 6.56 - Jeremy Carnes (16 games) 20092. 5.12 - Jack Turanchik (8 games) 20103. 4.83 - Cole Wardlow (12 games) 2010

Save percent (minimum 5 minutes)1. .788 - Jack Turanchik (11 GA, 41 saves) 20102. .709 - Jeremy Carnes (43 GA, 105 saves) 20093. .637 - Cole Wardlow (33 GA, 58 saves) 2010

Goals against avg (minimum 5 minutes)1. 1.62 - Jack Turanchik (11 GA, 609 min) 20102. 2.65 - Jeremy Carnes (43 GA, 1460 min) 20093. 3.49 - Cole Wardlow (33 GA, 851 min) 20104. 4.93 - Brandon Lex (1 GA, 18 min) 2009

Most wins

Most losses1. 6 - Cole Wardlow (0-6-0) 2010 6 - Jeremy Carnes (0-6-1) 20093. 2 - Jack Turanchik (0-2-0) 2010Most ties1. 1 - Jeremy Carnes (0-6-1) 2009

Most shutouts1. 1 - Jack Turanchik 2010 1 - Jeremy Carnes 2009

PARTICIPATION (SEASON)

Games played1. 16 - Frank Rodriguez 2010 16 - Dustin Curtis 2009 16 - Juan Perez 2010 16 - Jeremy Carnes 2009 16 - J.T. Nankervis 2009 16 - Quinlin Johnson 2010 16 - Brian Doellman 2009 16 - Ryne Torricelli 20099. 15 - Jonathan Hamer 2010 15 - Jonathan Hamer 2009

Games started1. 14 - Ryne Torricelli 2009 14 - Dustin Curtis 20093. 13 - Mike Brydl 2010 13 - Mauricio Ramirez 2009 13 - Drew Rynders 2009 13 - Brian Doellman 2009 13 - Frank Rodriguez 2010 13 - Anthony Longo 2009 13 - Peter Ottolini 2010 13 - Scott Blumberg 2009

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GLVC PCT Overall PCT StreakNorthern Kentucky 9-2-3 .750 20-2-3 .860 Missouri S&T 9-2-3 .750 11-5-3 .658Lewis 10-3-1 .750 10-6-1 .618Quincy 9-4-1 .679 11-7-2 .600Bellarmine 8-4-2 .643 10-5-2 .647Drury 9-5-0 .643 11-7-0 .611Rockhurst 8-4-2 .643 9-6-2 .588Missouri-St. Louis 7-5-2 .571 9-6-2 .588Indianapolis 8-6-0 .571 10-8-0 .556Saint Joseph’s 6-7-1 .464 8-8-1 .500Southern Indiana 6-8-0 .429 9-8-0 .529Wisconsin-Parkside 4-8-2 .357 7-8-2 .471Maryville 1-12-1 .107 1-14-2 .118Illinois Springfield 1-12-1 .107 1-14-1 .094Kentucky Wesleyan 0-13-1 .036 2-14-2 .167

All-GLVC First TeamForwardsBrad Barraclough BUSteven Beattle NKUJack Wedemeier QUMicah Whorton DU

MidfieldersPeter Higgins DURoss Hopkins BUJose Ibarra LU

BacksZachary Bond LUSpencer Brinkmeyer MSTBen Taylor DU

GoalkeeperPat McNamee MST All-GLVC Second TeamForwardsGrant Ellison QUAlmin Sabotic UMSLArmin Vrebac LU

MidfieldersMardoche Beya LUDavid Kekec MSTSam Shaffer MST

BacksPaul Andrews NKUKenny Gravlin MSTPatrick White RUBlake Wilson DU

GoalkeeperDJ Lampert QU

All-GLVC Third TeamForwardsAloiso Barros LUMichael Holder NKUNick McDonald RU

MidfieldersMike Barlett NKUNick Chiarot NKUMax Marsh UIndy

BacksAbe Dirnberger QUBrett Gregory BUNathan Groesch LUGrant Wheeler BU

GoalkeeperStephen Conner DU

GLVC Championship

First Round#2 Northern Kentucky 2#7 Rockhurst 1

#3 Missouri S&T 3#6 Bellarmine 0

#5 Drury 2#4 Quincy 3 (2ot)

#1 Lewis 0#8 Indianapolis 3

Second Round#2 Northern Kentucky 2 (OT)#3 Missouri S&T 1

#4 Quincy 0#8 Indianapolis 1 (OT)

Championship#2 Northern Kentucky 3#8 Indianapolis 0

NCAA Tournament

First RoundNorthern Kentucky 2 (OT)Quincy 1

Ashland 1Missouri S&T 3

Second RoundNorthern Kentucky 3Missouri S&T 2

Charleston (WV) 1West Virginia Wesleyan 2 (2 OT))

QuarterfinalsNorthern Kentucky 3West Virginia Wesleyan 0

Southern Conn. State 1Dowling 1 (7-6 PKs)

Semifinals Dowling 1Northern Kentucky 4

National ChampionshipNorthern Kentucky 3Rollins 2

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

SCORING (CAREER)

Points1. 6 - Mauricio Ramirez (3g) 2009 6 - Tyler Rampey (2g 2a) 2009-103. 5 - Anthony Longo (2g 1a) 20094. 4 - Frank Rodriguez (1g 2a) 2010 4 - Ahmedtayib Haji (2g) 2010 4 - Brandon Belcon (2g) 20107. 3 - Jonathan Hamer (1g 1a) 2009-10 3 - Michael Waldo (1g 1a) 2009-109. 2 - Drew Rynders (1g) 2009 2 - Brett Schubert (1g) 2010

Points per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.40 - Mauricio Ramirez (15 games) 20092. 0.33 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 20093. 0.27 - Brandon Belcon (15 games) 2010 0.27 - Ahmedtayib Haji (15 games) 20105. 0.25 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 20106. 0.21 - Tyler Rampey (29 games) 2009-107. 0.15 - Arturo Cruz (13 games) 20108. 0.14 - Brett Schubert (14 games) 20109. 0.13 - Drew Rynders (15 games) 200910. 0.12 - Michael Waldo (26 games) 2009-10

Goals1. 3 - Mauricio Ramirez 20092. 2 - Anthony Longo 2009 2 - Brandon Belcon 2010 2 - Ahmedtayib Haji 2010 2 - Tyler Rampey 2009-106. 1 - Arturo Cruz 2010 1 - Brett Schubert 2010 1 - Drew Rynders 2009 1 - Michael Waldo 2009-10 1 - Frank Rodriguez 2010

Goals per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.20 - Mauricio Ramirez (15 games) 20092. 0.13 - Ahmedtayib Haji (15 games) 2010 0.13 - Brandon Belcon (15 games) 2010 0.13 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 20095. 0.08 - Arturo Cruz (13 games) 20106. 0.07 - Brett Schubert (14 games) 20107. 0.07 - Tyler Rampey (29 games) 2009-108. 0.07 - Drew Rynders (15 games) 2009

9. 0.06 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 201010. 0.04 - Michael Waldo (26 games) 2009-10

Game-winning goals1. 1 - Tyler Rampey 2009-10 1 - Drew Rynders 2009 1 - Brandon Belcon 2010

Assists1. 2 - Frank Rodriguez 2010 2 - Juan Perez 2009-10 2 - Tyler Rampey 2009-104. 1 - Michael Waldo 2009-10 1 - Anthony Longo 2009 1 - Jonathan Hamer 2009-10

Assists per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.12 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 20102. 0.07 - Tyler Rampey (29 games) 2009-103. 0.07 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 20094. 0.06 - Juan Perez (31 games) 2009-105. 0.04 - Michael Waldo (26 games) 2009-106. 0.03 - Jonathan Hamer (30 games) 2009-10

Shots attempted1. 22 - Brian Doellman (0 goals) 20092. 21 - Mauricio Ramirez (3 goals) 20093. 19 - Juan Perez (0 goals) 2009-104. 15 - Frank Rodriguez (1 goals) 20105. 13 - Dustin Curtis (0 goals) 2009 13 - Brett Schubert (1 goals) 20107. 11 - Michael Waldo (1 goals) 2009-10 11 - Tyler Rampey (2 goals) 2009-10 11 - Anthony Longo (2 goals) 2009 10. 10 - Drew Rynders (1 goals) - 2009

Shots per game (minimum 5 games)1. 1.40 - Mauricio Ramirez (15 games) 20092. 1.38 - Brian Doellman (16 games) 20093. 0.94 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 20104. 0.93 - Brett Schubert (14 games) 20105. 0.81 - Dustin Curtis (16 games) 20096. 0.73 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 20097. 0.67 - Brandon Belcon (15 games) 2010 0.67 - Drew Rynders (15 games) 20099. 0.62 - Arturo Cruz (13 games) 201010. 0.61 - Juan Perez (31 games) 2009-10

Shots on goal

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1. 11 - Brian Doellman (0 goals) 20092. 10 - Frank Rodriguez (1 goals) 2010 10 - Mauricio Ramirez (3 goals) 20094. 8 - Juan Perez (0 goals) 2009-105. 7 - Tyler Rampey (2 goals) 2009-106. 6 - Michael Waldo (1 goals) 2009-10 6 - Drew Rynders (1 goals) 2009 6 - Brett Schubert (1 goals) 20109. 5 - Anthony Longo (2 goals) 200910. 4 - Brandon Belcon (2 goals) 2010

SOG per game (minimum 5 games)1. 0.69 - Brian Doellman (16 games) 20092. 0.67 - Mauricio Ramirez (15 games) 20093. 0.62 - Frank Rodriguez (16 games) 20104. 0.43 - Brett Schubert (14 games) 20105. 0.40 - Drew Rynders (15 games) 20096. 0.33 - Anthony Longo (15 games) 20097. 0.31 - Arturo Cruz (13 games) 20108. 0.27 - Brandon Belcon (15 games) 20109. 0.26 - Juan Perez (31 games) 2009-1010. 0.25 - Dustin Curtis (16 games) 2009

GOALKEEPING (CAREER)

Saves1. 105 - Jeremy Carnes (43 GA, 105 saves) 20092. 58 - Cole Wardlow (33 GA, 58 saves) 20103. 41 - Jack Turanchik (11 GA, 41 saves) 2010

Saves per game (minimum 5 games)1. 6.56 - Jeremy Carnes (16 games) 20092. 5.12 - Jack Turanchik (8 games) 20103. 4.83 - Cole Wardlow (12 games) 2010

Save percent (minimum 5 minutes)1. .788 - Jack Turanchik (11 GA, 41 saves) 20102. .709 - Jeremy Carnes (43 GA, 105 saves) 20093. .637 - Cole Wardlow (33 GA, 58 saves) 2010

Goals against avg (minimum 5 minutes)1. 1.62 - Jack Turanchik (11 GA, 609 min) 20102. 2.65 - Jeremy Carnes (43 GA, 1460 min) 20093. 3.49 - Cole Wardlow (33 GA, 851 min) 20104. 4.93 - Brandon Lex (1 GA, 18 min) 2009

Most losses1. 6 - Cole Wardlow (0-6-0) 2010 6 - Jeremy Carnes (0-6-1) 2009

3. 2 - Jack Turanchik (0-2-0) 2010

Most ties1. 1 - Jeremy Carnes (0-6-1) 2009

Most shutouts 1. 1 - Jeremy Carnes - 2009 1 - Jack Turanchik - 2010

PARTICIPATION (CAREER)

Games played1. 31 - Juan Perez 2009-102. 30 - Jonathan Hamer 2009-103. 29 - Tyler Rampey 2009-104. 26 - Michael Waldo 2009-105. 16 - Frank Rodriguez 2010 16 - Ryne Torricelli 2009 16 - Quinlin Johnson 2010 16 - J.T. Nankervis 2009 16 - Jeremy Carnes 2009 16 - Brian Doellman 2009

Games started1. 23 - Tyler Rampey 2009-102. 18 - Jonathan Hamer 2009-103. 16 - Juan Perez 2009-104. 14 - Ryne Torricelli 2009 14 - Dustin Curtis 2009 14 - Michael Waldo 2009-107. 13 - Mauricio Ramirez 2009 13 - Anthony Longo 2009 13 - Drew Rynders 2009 13 - Peter Ottolini 2010

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Most points (2)1. 4, Heissinger, Taylor; at MacMurray; Sep 4, 2009 4, Ramirez, Mauricio; Blackburn; Aug 28, 20093. 2, Belcon, Brandon; Rockhurst; Sep 05, 2010 2, Belcon, Brandon; Kentucky Wesleyan; Sep 24, 2010 2, Cruz, Arturo; at Lewis Flyers; Oct 15, 2010 2, Haji, Ahmedtayib; Indianapolis; Oct 10, 2010 2, Haji, Ahmedtayib; Kentucky Wesleyan; Sep 24, 2010 2, Hamer, Jonathan; Maryville; Sep 17,09 2, Longo, Anthony; at Indianapolis; Oct 09, 2009 2, Longo, Anthony; St. Francis; Sep 03, 2009 2, Ramirez, Mauricio; Bellarmine; Oct. 2, 2009 2, Rampey, Tyler; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009 2, Rampey, Tyler; Millikin; Oct 22, 2009 2, Rodriguez, Frank; USI; Sep 26, 2010 2, Rynders, Drew; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009 2, Schubert, Brett; Oakland City; Oct 24, 2010 2, Waldo, Michael; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009

Most goals (3)1. 2, Ramirez, Mauricio; Blackburn; Aug 28, 20092. 1, Belcon, Brandon; Rockhurst; Sep 05, 2010 1, Belcon, Brandon; Kentucky Wesleyan; Sep 24, 2010 1, Cruz, Arturo; at Lewis Flyers; Oct 15, 2010 1, Haji, Ahmedtayib; Indianapolis; Oct 10, 2010 1, Haji, Ahmedtayib; Kentucky Wesleyan; Sep 24, 2010 1, Hamer, Jonathan; Maryville; Sep 17-09 1, Heissinger, Taylor; at MacMurray; Sep 4, 2009 1, Longo, Anthony; at Indianapolis; Oct 09, 2009 1, Longo, Anthony; St. Francis; Sep 03, 2009 1, Ramirez, Mauricio; Bellarmine; Oct. 2, 2009 1, Rampey, Tyler; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009 1, Rampey, Tyler; Millikin; Oct 22, 2009 1, Rodriguez, Frank; USI; Sep 26, 2010 1, Rynders, Drew; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009 1, Schubert, Brett; Oakland City; Oct 24, 2010 1, Waldo, Michael; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009

Most assists (3)1. 2, Ebarb, Kaitlyn; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009 2, Heissinger, Taylor; at MacMurray; Sep 4, 20093. 1, Alstott, Sydney; at MacMurray; Sep 4, 2009 1, Hamer, Jonathan; Millikin; Oct 22, 2009 1, Longo, Anthony; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009 1, Perez, Juan; at Lewis Flyers; Oct 15, 2010 1, Perez, Juan; Millikin; Oct 22, 2009 1, Rampey, Tyler; Indianapolis; Oct 10, 2010 1, Rampey, Tyler; Bellarmine; Oct. 2, 2009 1, Rayman, Beth; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009 1, Rodriguez, Frank; at Lewis Flyers; Oct 15, 2010 1, Rodriguez, Frank; Kentucky Wesleyan; Sep 24, 2010 1, Thorpe, Casey; at MacMurray; Sep 4, 2009 1, Waldo, Michael; St. Francis; Sep 03, 2009

Most shots (5)1. 4, Belcon, Brandon; at Maryville; Sep 19, 2010 4, Cruz, Arturo; at Lewis; Oct 15, 2010 4, Doellman, Brian; Millikin; Oct 22, 2009 4, Ramirez, Mauricio; Blackburn; Aug 28, 2009 4, Rynders, Drew; Blackburn; Aug 28, 20096. 3, Brydl, Mike; at Bellarmine; Oct 03, 2010 3, Curtis, Dustin; at Southern Indiana; 09-25-09 3, Curtis, Dustin; Millikin; Oct 22, 2009 3, Curtis, Dustin; Quincy; Oct 25, 2009 3, Doellman, Brian; at Southern Indiana; Sep 25-09 3, Doellman, Brian; Bellarmine; Oct. 2, 2009 3, Doellman, Brian; UMSL; Sep 20, 2009 3, Hamer, Jonathan; Maryville; Sep 17-09 3, Johnson, Quinlin; at Lewis; Oct 15, 2010 3, Longo, Anthony; St. Francis; Sep 03, 2009 3, Ottolini, Peter; Southern Indiana; Sep 26, 2010 3, Perez, Juan; Kentucky Wesleyan; Sep 24, 2010 3, Ramirez, Mauricio; at Southern Indiana; Sep 25-09 3, Ramirez, Mauricio; at Indianapolis; Oct 09, 2009 3, Ramirez, Mauricio; Bellarmine; Oct. 2, 2009 3, Rampey, Tyler; Kentucky Wesleyan; Sep 24, 2010 3, Rodriguez, Frank; William Jewell; Sep 03, 2010 3, Rodriguez, Frank; Kentucky Wesleyan; Sep 24, 2010 3, Rodriguez, Frank; Southern Indiana; Sep 26, 2010 3, Rynders, Drew; Quincy; Oct 25, 2009 3, Schubert, Brett; Indianapolis; Oct 10, 2010 3, Schubert, Brett; at Maryville; Sep 19, 2010

Most saves (13)1. 13, Turanchik, Jack; at Maryville; Sep 19, 2010 13, Wardlow, Cole; at Quincy; Oct 22, 20103. 12, Carnes, Jeremy; at Southern Indiana; Sep 25-09 12, Carnes, Jeremy; Lewis; Oct 18, 2009 12, Carnes, Jeremy; Bellarmine; Oct. 2, 20096. 11, Turanchik, Jack; William Jewell; Sep 03, 20107. 9, Wardlow, Cole; at Northern Kentucky; Oct 01, 20108. 8, Carnes, Jeremy; Northern Kentucky; Oct 04, 2009 8, Wardlow, Cole; at UW-Parkside; Oct 17, 201010.7, Carnes, Jeremy; at Rockhurst; Sep 05-09 7, Carnes, Jeremy; at Missouri S&T; Sep 13-09

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Name Years Played A Aarli, Eric 1994 Admire, Scott 1984 Aldrich, Chris 1978 Alvarez, Eduardo 2007 Ambrose, Jeff 1999-00 Amlong, Tim 1988-89 Anderson, Scott 1979-80 Anderton, Graeme 1987-89 Ardelean, Flavious 1999-00 Arendt, Kyle 2007-09 Arnott, Kevin 1981 Aydogdu, Hakan 1998-99 Aylard, Rick 1979-80 Aylard, Ron 1979-80 B Baker, Korey 2004-05Ballios, Nick 1978-80 Banaz, Musfafa 2009 Barbosa, Jaime 1988 Barcenas, Andrea 2004 Barcenas, Andres 2002-05 Barutcu, Cuneyt 1993-95 Bauer, Brian 1999-00 Beard, Greg 1995 Becher, Bill 1985-86 Becher, Joe 1988-89 Beckett, Chris 1995Bedford, Sam 1991-92 Belcon, Brandon 2010-present Bell, Bobby 1992-93 Belobraydic, Bob 1982-83 Bernadel, Mario 1980-81 Bilgilisoy, Bektas 1999-2000 Bishop, Alex 2008-09 Block, Mike 1982 Bloom, Gary 1980-81 Blumberg, Scott 2008-09 Bogdanovich, Russ 1990 Boisette, Guy 1980 Bollman, Randy 1994-95 Bork, Scott 1995-96 Breitung, Bryan 1998-99

Bringuet, Scott 2007-08 Brink, Daniel 1982-83 Briseno, Estaban 1978 Brown, Rob 1990-91 Bryan, Greg 1991-93 Brydl, Mike 2010-present Brzowski, Chris 1994-95 Bujdei, Beny 1997 Bundy, Tom 1978 Burgos, Jose 2004-05 Buss, Brian 1996-97 Butler, Andy 1995/1997-98 C Calderon, Miguel 1995 Campbell, Dennis 1996-97 Campeau, Mike 1981 Campos, Geraldo 1997-00 Campos, Roberto 1998-00 Carnes, Jeremy 2008-09 Carrico, Ken 1977-78Carrion, Carlos 1981 Carter, Jerome 1982-83 Cassler, Marvin 1992 Catinella, Tony 1982 Ciaramitaro, Vince 1986-87 Chae, Patrick 1993-95 Christensen, Mark 1986 Christofilakos, Peter 2003 Clark, Leon 2001-02 Cobiella, Mario 1980-81 Conlon, John 1994 Contreras, Erwin 1992 Corona, Jose 1992-93 Costello, Jimmy 1989 Cour, Ryan 2002-03 Credille, Tim 1977 Cruz, Alexander 2002-03/2005 Cruz, Arturo 2010 Cumpek, Frank 1985-86 Curtis, Dustin 2009 Curtner, Doug 1997 D Daily, Mike 1977 Davis, Gary 1995

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DeCol, Fulvio 2008 Deering, Mike 1982-83 DeKorsi, Rob 1988-90 DePauli, Andy 1984-85 Dergelev, Denis 1995-96 DeRousse, Mark 1978-80 Diaz, Lucas 1993 Dobson, Matt 2005 Doe, Ezekiel 1987-89 Doe, Jefferson 1991 Doellman, Brian 2006-09 Doerfler, Jamie 2002-03 Donovan, Jerry 1982-83 Donyen, Alfonso 1996 Drake, Jef 1 989-90 Drew, Matt 1997 Drew, Tony 1991 Dwyer, Mike 1988-89 E Eck, Daniel 2006-07 Eck, Matt 1985-86 Eck, Steve 1977-79 Edordu, Paul 1979 Elmore, Jesse 2001-03 Eren, Sel 1993-94 Equez, Chuck 1990-91 Esenler, Bora 1991-93 F Fahnestock, Tim 1996-97 Fantham, Tony 1980-82 Ferguson, Javid 2003/2005 Fernandez, Castro 1983 Fernandez, Nelson 1980-81 Filipiak, Michial 2008 Findley, Adam 2005-08 Fletcher, Chris 1997 Flynn, Daniel 2003 Flynn, Sean 2005-06 Formea, Chad 1995-98 Formea, Corey 1995-98 Fox, Rob 1998-99 Fraase, T.J. 1996-98Frey, Jerrod 1992-93 Fuentes, Manuel 1986

G Galo, Rogel 2002 Galvez, Alex 1984 Gardiner, Charles 1980-82 Garnett, Elvis 1980 Gaudreault, Dennis 1988-89 Gerding, Kasey 2002-03 Gibilterra, Tim 1985-86 Glardon, Ken 1981 Gleason, Jeff 1991 Gonulsen, Tim 1998 Grahn, Jim 1977-78 Grassi, John 1978-79 Gravatt, Tom 1990-91 Groark, Kevin 1988-89 Groth, A.J. 2006-07 Guler, Berk 2001-03 Gusloff, Chris 1990-91 Guzman, Mario 1999-2000 H Hahs, Chris 1990 Haji, Ahmedtayib 2010-present Halic, Ivek 2002-03 Hamer, Jonathan 2009-present Hammarstrom, Bertil 1983-84Hampson, Mike 1991-92 Handy, Greg 1987-88 Handy, Jon 1985-86 Hardwick, David 2005 Hartwick, David 2002-05 Hartwick, Luke 2010-11 Hedegaard, Jens 1986 Hemingway, James 1993-95 Hempen, Adam 2010 Henneken, Greg 1977 Hennessey, Scott 1982-83 Hernandez, Jeremiah 2010-present Hernandez, Cristian 1994 Herrera, Jason 1997-98 Hicke, Bob 1980 Hoette, Zach 2003 Hotlen, Aaron 1994 Hula, Curtis 1992-93 Hutchinson, Dennis 1984 Hutchinson, Michael 2004-05

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J Jackson, Kenny 2004-05 Jacaway, George 1996-97 Jallah, Francis 1992 James, Vanburn 1998 Johnson, Armstrong 2008 Johnson, Scott 1977-78 Johnson, Quinlin 2010-present Jones, Zach 2005-07Joost, Peter 1979-80 Juliano, Fred 1978-79 K Kaldis, Frank 1986Kanu, Ibrahim 1977 Karlis, Scott 1983-84 Kasting, Brian 1986 Kellam, Bob 1996-97 Kilani, Hytham 2001-02 King, Jim 1985-86 Knight, Gary 1994-95 Knoepfel, John 1980 Korbajramd, Abdul 2006-07Korbel, Dave 1980-81 Kozeny, Steve 2004 Krohe, John 1987-88/1992 Kumar, Anup 1986 Kusina, Leroy 2006 Kutlu, Yonas 2001-03 L Ladell, Ric 1983 Lakin, Jerry 1989 Lambdin, Oscar 1977-79 Langert, Ed 1988-89 Lantz, Andy 2005-06 Leach, Ryan 2002-03 Lee, Piper 1997-99 Levy, Basil 1989 Lex, Brandon 2007-09 Liapakis, Aris 1977-78 Libbra, Troy 1992 Lidster, George 1981-83 Lincoln, Isaiah 1988-90 Lindstrom, Mike 1982

Lipe, Greg 1993-94 Lochbaum, John 1992-95 Loftus, Jason 1995-96 Longo, Anthony 2006-09 Lopez, Eusebio 1980-81 Lora, Mauricio 2003-04 M Maher, Jerry 1977 Mann, Pat 1993-94 Mannion, John 1995 Mansholt, John 1989 Markowitz, Israel 1981 Masllorens, Josep 1993-94 Massalone, Frank 1977-78 Mastrantuono, Eric 1984-85 Mastrolonardo, G. 2006-07 Mateski, Robert 1985-86 McIntyre, Scott 1999 Milczarek, Tomasz 1997 Milicevic, Bojan 2004 Miller, Curt 2002-05 Miller, Patrick 2001-02 Miranda, Jose 1992-93 Misiaszek, Mariusz 2006-07 Mitchell, Phillip 2006-07 Mochamuk, Kevin 1985 Momoh, Tony 1977 Montero, Rene 1991-93 Moon, Brian 2001-02 Moore, B.J. 1992-95 Mork, Ian 1992 Moser, Kirk 1989-90 Moser, Mark 1986-87 Murray, Joe 1995-96 Musa, Momodou 1982-83 N Nankervis, JT 2005/2007-09 Napolitano, Sam 2010-present Nasello, Tim 1985-86 Nesch, Roger 1989-90 Nokes, Shawn 2001-02 Nyagloeh, Arthur 1997

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O O’Donnell, Joseph 1983-84 O’Fallon, Pat 1993-94 O’Halloran, John 1988-89 Oldfield, Ken 1985 Ostrander, John 1992-93 Ottolini, Peter 2010 Owsley, Chad 1992/1994 Owsley, Chris 1986/1988 Ozer, Mustafa 1980 P Pagliara, Ross 2002-04 Parkins, Peter 1984 Perez, Juan 2009-present Petri, John 2004-05 Petri, Larry 1977-78 Phetthongsy, Kino 2007 Phillips, Jamie 1993-94/1997 Phillips, Pat 1988-89 Pianezza, Paul 2001-05 Pierce, Jason 1997 Pierce, Todd 2002-05Pike, Marty 1985-86 Piotrowski, Jakub 2007-08 Pisano, Steve 1980 Pitakis, Punya 1977 Purser, Charles 1986-87 R Radil, Ray 2002 Rajcic, Chris 2008-09 Ramirez, Mauricio 2009-present Rampey, Tyler 2006/2008-10 Raschke, Ryan 2003 Rectenwal, Gregory 1982 Redlich, Mark 1984 Robson, Tony 1992 Rocco, Marty 1987 Rodriquez, Frank 2010 Rodriquez, Manny 1981 Rodriquez, Marcus 2002-03 Roegge, John 2006 Roesler, Dave 1983 Roller, Ray 1978-79

Rooney, Mike 1988-89 Rosenburg, Jeff 1992 Ross, Gary 1983-85 Rotroff, Zach 2009 Ryan, John 2004-05 Rynders, Drew 2005-06/2008-09 S Samuel, Neil 1979-81 Sanchez, Rick 1989-90Sands, John 1983-84 Sanlin, Ron 1993-94Sargent, Jeff 1990-91 Sarr, Essa 1982-84 Sayon, Eddie 2008 Scalise, Vic 1982-83 Scheer, Craig 1996-97 Schehr, Bob 1984-85 Schenk, Chris 1988-89 Schiller, Brad 1990 Schilling, Chris 2004-05 Schoeppel, Kevin 1977 Schrage, Ryne 2006 Schubert, Brett 2010-11 Scroggins, Joe 1988/1990 Scroggins, Tim 1986-87 Sessi, Quasivi 1979 Shanley, Brian 1982-83 Sharp, Jason 1990 Sharp, Lloyd 1984-85 Shehadi, Elias 1977-78 Shields, Scott 1978 Siegl, Scott 1985-86 Simmons, Andy 2001-04 Simmons, Ty 1977 Skender, Jeff 1986-87 Skrivan, Doug 1987-88 Skrivan, Scott 1986 Sloan, Matt 1998-99 Smith, Jeff 1982-83 Smith, Jim 1978/1981 Smith, Joe 1982 Sollie, Steve 1978-80 Sondker, Chris 1989 South, Paul 2007/2010 Sprague, Steve 1985-86Spray, Bryan 1997-98

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Stahl, Dan 1990-91 Stark, Matt 2006-07Steffen, Bill 1990-91 Stocker, Steve 1987 Stockman, Scott 1985-87 Stone, Justin 1997-98 Sullivan, Kevin 1983 Sullivan, Michale 2008 Sylvester, Max 2010 Sztochmal, Tom 1984-86 T Tabag, Muzaffer 1999-00 Talbert, Rod 1988 Tate, Sam 1986-87 Taylor, Kelly 1982-83 Teeter, Kane 1997-00 Tejada, Bob 1984-85 Tennant, Mickey 1992-94 Tokgoz, Gurel 1994-95 Torricelli, Ryne 2009 Touissant, Fred 1989 Troppa, Rene 1999-00 Turanchik, Jack 2010-present U Uslu, Cihan 1992-94 Uzel, Ercan 1996-99 V Valdez, Oscar 1996-99 Valenti, John 1990-91 Valenti, Nick 1991 Vasquez, Jessie 1979-80 Vasquez, Ulises 2007 Vaughn, Steve 1988 Vega, Dave 1991-92 Verdu, Toby 1977-78Vlcek, Jason 1997 Vorreyer, Blake 2010 W Waldo, Michael 2008-10 Walker, Chance 2005-08

Wardlow, Cole 2010-11 Webb, Dean 1981-82 Welch, Tom 1979-80 Whitaker, Chris 1994-95 White, Chuck 1981-82 White, Dave 1990-91 Wiegand, Rick 1978-79 Wilcockson, Todd 1997 Wilkening, Brett 1995 Y Yakici, Ismail 1998-00 Yigit, Ali 1998-99 Yonan, Danny 1990-91 Young, Kevin 1995-96 Z Zacarias, Jose 1983 Zeller, Todd 1987-88 Zettlmeier, Larry 1985-86 Zimmermann, Kevin 1995-96

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