2009 GW Men's Soccer Media Guide

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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

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General InformationLocation..................................................................................Washington, DCFounded ....................................................................................................1821Enrollment ..............................................................................................20,001President ....................................................................................Steven KnappV.P. for Student Academic/Support Services..................Robert A. ChernakNCAA Status ......................................................................................Division IConference ......................................................................................Atlantic 10 Nickname............................................................................................ColonialsColors ..........................................................................................Buff and Blue Home Field ..............................................Mount Vernon Athletics ComplexSurface ........................................................................................SoftSport TurfDirector of Athletics......................................................................Jack KvanczSenior Associate Director of Athletics/SWA ......................Mary Jo WarnerAssociate Athletics Director/Athletic Development..................Dom PernoAssistant Athletics Director/Compliance ........................Chandra BierwirthAssistant Athletics Director/Facilities ......................................Jason WilsonSports Information Director ........................................................Brad BowerAthletics Communications Phone ..........................................(202) 994-0339

Men’s Soccer Team InformationHead Coach ............................................................................George LidsterCareer Record (Seasons)........................................................ 178-167-49 (21)Record at GW ..........................................................................................SameAssistant Coach ............................................................................Craig JonesVolunteer Assistant Coach ......................................................Mike MadiganMen’s Soccer Phone ..................................................(202) 994-6893 or 9779Athletic Trainer/Men’s Soccer ..................................................Kristen Taylor 2008 Record ..............................................................................................8-6-32008 A-10 Record (Finish)............................................................ 4-3-2 (T-6th) 2008 Postseason ......................................................................................NoneStarters Returning/Lost................................................................................9/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................................................................22/5

Local Media OutletsLocal Newspapers ............The Washington Post, The Washington Times,

The Examiner, USA TodayLocal TV/Radio ................................................WRC (NBC-4), WTTG (Fox-5),

WJLA (ABC-7), WUSA (CBS-9), NewsChannel 8, MASN, Comcast SportsNet WTOP (103.5-FM), WTEM (980-AM), WTWP (1500-AM, 107.7-FM)

Campus/Student Media ............................................The Hatchet (student), The Daily Colonial (online), By George! (faculty/staff),

WRGW Radio (student radio)

On The CoversFront: Senior Andy Stadler, a candidate for the 2009 Hermann Trophy, isflanked by some of GW's all-time leading scorers (L-R): Derya Yavalar, MarioLone, Matt Osborne and Kenny Emson. Stadler enters his senior seasonalready ranked in the top 10 in career goals (22) and points (57).

Back: Senior team captains Mike Rollings and Luke Wildy

CreditsThe 2009 George Washington University Men’s Soccer Media Guide waspublished by the University’s Athletics Communications Departmentand IMG College.

Written and Edited byJesse Hooker, Assistant Sports Information Director

PhotographersJohn Aronson, Jeff Camarati, Larry French, Mitchell Layton, Tony Quinn,Peyton Williams, Julie Piraino-Woodford, GW Biomedical Commun-ications, The GW Hatchet, GW University Archives.

Design and PrintingIMG College and Thoroughbred Printing904 North BroadwayLexington, KY 40505

Team Sponsoradidas is a proud sponsor of the GW Men’s Soccer Team. The Colonialswish to thank adidas for its generous support of the program.

GW Directory/Quick Facts/Media Outlets ..............................1Media Information/Mount Vernon Athletics Complex ............2Celebrating History ..................................................................32009 Season Outlook ..........................................................4-5Head Coach George Lidster ....................................................6Assistant Coach Craig Jones ..................................................7GW Athletics Administration & Support Staff..........................72009 Roster ..............................................................................8Colonial Hometowns................................................................92009 Player Profiles ..........................................................10-15Opponents ............................................................................162008 Statistics & Results ........................................................17Atlantic 10 Conference ..........................................................18GW in the Postseason............................................................19All-Time Award Winners ..................................................20-21Coaching History....................................................................21GW Players in the Pros/Athletic Hall of Fame ......................22Individual, Team & Career Records........................................23All-Time Roster ................................................................24-25All-Time Series Records ........................................................26Year-by-Year Results ..........................................................27-30GW and Washington, DC ......................................................31Facilities and Services ............................................................32

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COLONIALS SOCCER ACTION

THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.

M E D I A I N FO R M AT I O N

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WELCOMEAll of us involved with the men’s soccer program at The

George Washington University appreciate your interest in ourmen’s soccer team and look forward to seeing you many timesduring the 2009 season. This media/recruiting guide has beenprepared to familiarize you with the George Washington soc-cer program, the University, its administration and theresources offered within the nation’s capital. The guide will besupplemented during the season with releases, statistics, pho-tos and column material. If there is any other service we canprovide, please call the Athletics CommunicationsDepartment at (202) 994-0339.

CREDENTIALS/PHOTOSRequests for media credentials and photo passes should

be directed to Assistant Sports Information DirectorJesse Hooker 24 hours in advance of the event to be cov-ered. Photographers are not allowed to shoot from in frontof team benches, the statistics table or behind the goals.

MEDIA SERVICESMaterials which will be available to the media include final

game statistics, programs, photos and media guides.GameTracker Live Stats: All GW Soccer home matches,

and many away matches, will feature live statistical updatesvia the Internet by clicking on the GameTracker link atwww.GWsports.com.

IN-SEASON INTERVIEW POLICYAll requests for either player or coach interviews must be

made through Athletics Communications at (202) 994-0339.Please allow at least 24 hours notice for interviews. Gamedayinterviews prior to matches are discouraged.

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSDEPARTMENT

The Athletics Communications Department is located at613 22nd Street NW, Washington, DC 20052.

Jesse Hooker’s Office Phone:(202) 994-8604

Jesse Hooker’s Cell Phone/In-Match Phone:(607) 329-3925

Athletics Communications Fax:

(202) 994-2713

Jesse Hooker’s E-mail: [email protected]

THE HOME OFGW SOCCER

The GW-MountVernon AthleticsFacility opened in2001 and is home tothe Colonials’ soccer,lacrosse, tennis andsoftball teams. Thefacility includes a syn-thetic turf field for soc-cer and lacrosse, asoftball diamond, asix-lane, 25-yard outdoor pool and 11 hard courtsfor tennis.

In addition to coaching offices and on-site lockerrooms for home and visiting teams, a fully staffedathletic training room also is housed in the facility.

In 2004, the venue played host to the Atlantic 10Men’s Soccer Championship for the first time. Arecord crowd of 811 spectators attended the titlematch on Nov. 14, 2004, and saw the host Colonialsknock off Temple, 2-0, to win their second confer-ence championship.

The Mount Vernon facility also played host to theAtlantic 10 Women’s Lacrosse Championship for thefirst time in league history in Spring 2006.

The GW men’s soccer team owns a 37-19-5 (.648) overall record in eight seasons atthe facility, including a strong 28-10-2 (.725) mark against A-10 opponents.

DIRECTIONS TO MOUNT VERNON CAMPUSFrom North: Take I-95 South to I-495 West. Take the Wisconsin Avenue Exit toward

Washington, DC. Follow Wisconsin through Bethesda and Chevy Chase. Turn right atTenley Circle onto Nebraska. Go through Ward Circle and turn left at Foxhall Road. FollowFoxhall Road for 1.5 miles and turn right onto Whitehaven Street. The entrance to thecampus parking lot will be on your right.

From West: Take Route 66 East to Exit 73 (KeyBridge/Rosslyn Exit) onto Lee Highway.Turn left at the third light onto NorthLynn (Key Bridge). Cross KeyBridge and turn left onto CanalRoad. Bear right up the hillonto Foxhall Road. FollowFoxhall Road and turn leftonto Whitehaven Street.The entrance to the cam-pus parking lot will be onyour right.

From South: Take Route 1North for 1.5 miles. Bear leftonto 110 toward the Pentagonand Key Bridge/Rosslyn. Turnright onto Lynn Street (KeyBridge). Follow directions from KeyBridge above.

Year-by-Year atMount Vernon

Overall A-102001 6-1-0 4-1-02002 6-2-0 6-1-02003 5-2-0 3-1-02004 6-2-2 4-1-12005 3-4-1 3-2-02006 3-3-2 2-1-12007 5-3-0 3-2-02008 3-2-0 3-1-0

37-19-5 28-10-2

The Mount Vernon facility is in its eighth year as home of the

GW men’s and women’s soccer teams.

JESSE HOOKERAssistant SID/Men’s Soccer

Contact

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THE GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN’S SOCCER PROGRAM CELEBRATES THREE OF THE BEST TEAMS INITS 43-YEAR HISTORY IN 2009...

1974It has been35 yearssince coachGeorgesEdeline tookthe Colonialsto their firstNCAATournamentin 1974.

198920 years sinceGeorge Lidsterled GW to aschool-record14 wins and itsfirst NCAATournament vic-tory in 1989

2004Five yearssince the2004 teamreboundedfrom a 1-8-3start to winthe Atlantic 10Championshipand upsetNorth Carolinato advance tothe secondround of theNCAATournament.

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The George Washington men’s soccer program celebrates three of thebest teams in its 43-year history in 2009. It has been 35 years since coachGeorges Edeline took the Colonials to their first NCAA Tournament in1974; 20 years since George Lidster led GW to a school-record 14 winsand its first NCAA Tournament victory in 1989; and five years since the2004 team rebounded from a 1-8-3 start to win the Atlantic 10 Champ-ionship and upset North Carolina to advance to the second round of theNCAA Tournament.

The 2009 Colonials are looking to make history of their own duringthis year of anniversaries and with nine starters, 10 seniors and 22 let-terwinners returning, they have the experience and leadership neededto produce a special season in Foggy Bottom.

Last fall, GW came achingly close to qualifying for its first A-10Championship since capturing the 2004 crown, allowing a go-aheadgoal in the final 15 minutes of its regular-season finale to lose the pointneeded to advance. This year’s senior-laden team, according toLidster, is “hungry and wants to go further.” That hunger translatedinto a solid Spring 2009 season in which the Colonials went undefeat-ed over a five-game schedule that featured the likes of NCAATournament participants George Mason and Loyola (MD) and localprofessional side Real Maryland.

FORWARDSWith nearly 90 percent of its goals (32-of-36) and points (86-of-99)

returning, GW will boast one of the A-10’s and NCAA’s most potentattacks this fall. The Colonials finished second in the conference andseventh in Division I with a 2.12 goals-per-game average in 2008.

Senior All-America candidate Andy Stadler spearheaded the offen-sive outburst last season, racking up 14 goals and 31 points, tied foreighth-most in program history, en route to being named First TeamAll-Atlantic 10 and First Team All-Middle Atlantic Region, the first

Colonial to receive the honor since All-American Mario Lone in 1989.Stadler tied for third and fifth in the nation in goals and points pergame, respectively, in 2008 to move into 10th place on GW’s careergoals (22) and points (57) lists. A similar spectacular season could putStadler among the program’s top five all-time scorers and would likelyspell team success for GW in 2009.

Assisting Stadler up top is reigning A-10 Rookie of the Year andSecond Team All-Conference pick Yoni Berhanu. Berhanu finishedthird on the team with four goals and 11 points during an impressivedebut season in which he was also named to College Soccer News’Freshman All-America Second Team. Redshirt senior Mike Rollingsreturned to the form that saw him earn A-10 All-Rookie Team honorsin 2005, equaling his career-high with nine points on three goals andthree assists last season. Junior Steve Wujek, who provided twogoals off the bench in 2008, Stadler, Berhanu and Rollings combinedfor 23 of GW’s 36 goals and comprise four of GW’s top seven return-ing scorers.

Sophomore Aldin Dervisevic saw time in just one match last fall, butgained added experience during the spring season. Freshman SethRudolph, an Illinois All-State selection, totaled a Belleville West High-record 23 goals in 2008 to finish his four-year career with 53 tallies.

MIDFIELDERSThe Colonials will be most experienced across the middle of the

pitch with five senior midfielders anchoring the position this fall.Seniors Erick Perez-Segnini, Kyle Albrecht, Luke Wildy, MikeBriscoe and Andrew Kroculick have all been battle-tested the pastthree years and should prove to be one of the top midfield corps inthe A-10 in 2009.

Perez-Segnini was recognized for a solid 2008 campaign with A-10honorable mention All-Conference accolades after finishing second onthe team with five goals and 12 points. Perez-Segnini and Kroculick,who added a goal and an assist in 13 matches last season, will controlthe flanks.

Sophomore forward Yoni Berhanu enjoyed one of the best rookie seasons in

program history in 2008, earning Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year honors as

well as being named a Second Team Freshman All-American by College

Soccer News.

Senior forward Andy Stadler is a 2009 Hermann Trophy candidate after

ranking among the nation’s leaders with 14 goals and 31 points in 2008.

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Wildy, Albrecht and Briscoe return to patrol the central midfield aftercombining for eight assists last fall. Wildy and Albrecht are excellent dis-tributors and provide a more offensive look, while Briscoe gives a defen-sive presence to the middle. Redshirt junior Will Doar and junior MarcusRanney supply Lidster with added size and work-rate at wide midfield.

Freshman Mattia Melillo, a First Team All-Maryland and Wash-ington Post All-Met selection, should bring a scoring mindset to themidfield. He totaled 48 goals during his scholastic career atWalkersville High, including 14 while earning area Offensive Player ofthe Year honors in 2008.

DEFENDERSLidster feels the strength of his 2009 squad lies in defense, where the

Colonials return six letterwinners who started multiple matches alongthe back four last season. Seniors Byron Walker and NikolayAleksandrov are the veteran leaders, but sophomores Brice Carr, MikeBurke and Jake Davis each gained significant experience during theirrookie seasons and were crucial contributors to a GW backline thatallowed its fewest goals (21) in eight seasons.

Similar to 2008, expect Walker, Carr and Davis to share starting XIduties in central defense, while Aleksandrov, Burke and junior KoryTrott will likely split starts on the outside. Senior Mike Holland, soph-omore Dave Thompson and freshman Jamie LaFleur add much-needed depth to a Colonials’ backline that has been hampered byinjuries in past seasons. LaFleur captained the defense at nearbyWinston Churchill High in Potomac, MD, earning Second Team All-State honors in 2008.

GOALKEEPERSThe goalkeeper position will be the least experienced on Lidster’s

roster this season. Redshirt junior Scott Goossens is the only netmin-

der to see Division I action after playing 34 minutes in 2008, while red-shirt sophomore Erik Haug has spent his first two seasons training.Heralded rookie Brendan Lafferty could prove to be the solution. The6-foot-3, 200-pound freshman was named to the A-10 Preseason All-Rookie Team and is among College Soccer News’ “100 Freshmen toKeep an Eye On in 2009.” Lafferty earned NSCAA/adidas Youth All-America and USSF Northeast Starting XI honors as a member of theAlbertson Soccer Club (NY) in 2008.

SCHEDULEEntering its 45th season of varsity competition, the George

Washington men’s soccer team will face five teams that participated inlast year’s NCAA Tournament and host nine matches at Mount VernonAthletics Complex as part of its 2009 schedule.

The nine-match non-conference schedule is highlighted by a Sept.11 visit to California, which lost in the third round of the NCAATournament to eventual national champion Maryland last season, anda trip to ACC Tournament finalist and NCAA participant Virginia onSept. 22. GW last played Virginia in 1994, the year the Cavaliers cap-tured the last of their five national titles.

The Colonials also will face defending Atlantic 10 champion Daytonand 2008 NCAA participant Massachusetts as part of their nine-matchhome slate, which marks the most home games for the program since2004, as well as a visit to Saint Louis, which played in its record 45thNCAA Tournament last fall.

GW opens its season at the ninth annual DC College Cup at GeorgeMason Stadium in Fairfax, VA. The two-time defending DC Cup champi-on Colonials battle Patriot League semifinalist American in the openingmatch Sept. 2 at 5 pm, then face Howard three days later at 5 pm.

Division II University of the District of Columbia kicks off theMount Vernon home schedule Sept. 8, three days before GW trav-

els to Berkeley, CA, for its showdownagainst Cal. The Colonials return to MountVernon Sept. 16 to face Atlantic SoccerConference champion Longwood for thefourth time in as many seasons, then pre-pare for a nighttime showdown at Virginiasix days later.

GW completes its non-conference agendawith back-to-back home games againstNortheast Conference finalist Mount St. Mary’sSept. 27 and Navy Sept. 30, followed by a tripto Rider Oct. 4. The Colonials defeated boththe Mountaineers and Midshipmen by one-goal margins in 2008.

The Atlantic 10 portion of the schedulebegins with four consecutive road matches,starting with a 7 pm match at Charlotte Oct. 9and Saint Louis Oct. 11, then La Salle (Oct. 16)and Fordham (Oct. 18) the following weekend.The Colonials round out regular-season playwith five straight home matches, beginningwith Xavier (Oct. 23) and the defending A-10champion Flyers (Oct. 25), Richmond (Oct. 31),Rhode Island (Nov. 6) and the 2007 A-10champion Minutemen (Oct. 8).

The six-team A-10 Championship will takeplace at URI’s Soccer Complex in Kingston, RI,Nov. 12-15.

Senior midfielder Erick Perez-Segnini was second on GW with five goals and 12 points to earn honorable

mention All-Atlantic 10 accolades last fall.

H E A D C OACH G E O RG E L I D ST E R


G eorge Lidster, the winningest coachin the 44-year history of GW men’ssoccer, is in his 22nd season at the

helm of the Colonials program. Lidster post-ed his 12th winning season as GW headcoach with an 8-6-3 mark in 2008. In 21 sea-sons, Lidster has amassed a school record178 victories and boasts a career mark of178-167-49 (.514).

Under Lidster’s direction, the Colonialshave made three trips to the NCAA

Tournament (1989, 2002, 2004) and 10 Atlantic 10 ConferenceTournament appearances, including winning league tournament titles in2002 and 2004, and the 1992 regular-season championship. In 1989, heled GW to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament and a team-record14 victories, including a 3-1 decision against George Mason on Nov. 11,1989, which marked the program’s first NCAA tournament triumph.Fifteen years later in 2004, Lidster guided the Colonials to their secondNCAA victory, a 1-0 upset at North Carolina in the first round, and animprobable 10-9-4 record after starting the season 1-8-3.

Lidster has been named the Atlantic 10 Coach of Year twice. He wasrecognized for the first time after the team’s highly successful 1989campaign — his third season at the helm of the program — and heearned co-Coach of the Year laurels after leading GW to its first regu-lar-season A-10 title in 1992. In addition to his conference honors,Lidster was named the NCAA South Atlantic Region Coach of the Yearin 1987, his first season in Foggy Bottom, after piloting the Colonialsto a 10-5-3 overall record. He was one of only eight regional coachesselected nationwide.

Early in his stint at GW, Lidster mentored two-time All-AmericanMario Lone, and had three of his players earn Atlantic 10 Player of theYear honors (Kenny Emson in 1987, Lone in 1989 and 1991, andMarcelo Valencia in 1992). In addition, 21 players have earned a total of37 all-conference accolades and nine players have earned A-10 all-rook-ie honors on his watch.

Many of Lidster’s charges have also been recognized on the regionallevel, including Lone, Valencia, Ben Ferry — who owns the NCAA sin-gle-season assist record (24 in 1997) — Matt Osborne and most recent-ly, Andy Stadler, who earned first-team NSCAA Middle Atlantic All-Region honors in 2008.

In addition to their on-the-field success, the Colonials also have beensuccessful in the classroom under Lidster. His 2002 squad earned theprestigious NSCAA Academic Team Award for exceptional academicperformance and the program has earned the NCAA’s PublicRecognition Award for Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores in both2007 and 2008. In 2002, Matt Osborne was named Verizon’s AcademicAll-America Player of the Year for men’s soccer. In 21 seasons, Lidsterhas had 26 players earn A-10 Academic All-Conference recognition.

Lidster began his coaching career in 1984 as an assistant coach underthe late Gordon Bradley at George Mason and helped the Patriotsreach three NCAA tournaments before taking the reins at GW in 1987.

A native of Durham, England, Lidster began his playing career withNewcastle United and Darlington FC before attending LoughboroughUniversity, where he received a teaching certificate in physical educa-tion in 1975. Lidster moved to the United States and received a bache-lor’s degree in communications in 1984 from the University of Illinois-

Springfield (formerly Sangamon State), where he was an All-Americansoccer player and earned team MVP honors.

Lidster continued his playing career in the Washington-metro area,helping the Fairfax Spartans to the National Amateur Cup crown in 1986,along with former U.S. National Team members Desmond Armstrong,John Kerr Jr., Bruce Murray and Bruce Stohlmeyer. He later served as aplayer and assistant coach with the Washington Stars of the AmericanSoccer League and American Professional Soccer League, and captainedthe 1988 ASL All-Star team in the league’s inaugural season.

Lidster remained on the pitch after the demise of the APSL, servingas assistant coach and captain of the Richmond Kickers of the USISL in1994-95 and the Washington Mustangs in 1995-96.

Lidster continued coaching during a year-long sabbatical in EnglandJune 1997-July 1998, working in the community schemes of Milwall FCand Chelsea FC of the English Premier League. He also directed coach-ing courses and soccer academies, identifying and developing playersthroughout the south of England.

Currently, Lidster runs several youth soccer camps and clinics in theWashington, DC area and across the country. He has also served twoterms on the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer South Atlantic RegionalAdvisory Committee.

Lidster has two sons, Matthew (22), a U.S. Marine who has served twotours in Iraq, and Daniel (19), a sophomore soccer player at OldDominion. Lidster and his wife, Valerie, were married in August 2008and reside in Alexandria, VA.

Born: January 2, 1954Hometown: Durham, England

EducationBS – Communications (Illinois-Springfield, 1984)Teaching certificate – Phys. Ed. (Loughborough University, 1975)

Coaching Experience• Head Coach – George Washington (1987-96, 1998-present)• Assistant Coach – George Mason (1984-86)

Colonials Under Lidster21 yrs., 178-167-49 overall, 85-70-23 A-10

Achievements & Honors at GW:• NCAA South Atlantic Region Coach of the Year (1987)• Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year (1989)• Atlantic 10 co-Coach of the Year (1992)• Three NCAA Tournament appearances (1989, 2002, 2004)• Two Atlantic 10 Championships (2002, 2004) in 10 A-10

Championship appearances (1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992,2000, 2002, 2003, 2004)

• One Atlantic 10 regular season championship (1992)• Four Atlantic 10 Players of the Year (Kenny Emson, 1987; Mario

Lone, 1989 & 1991; Marcelo Valencia, 1992)• 37 all-conference selections• Nine A-10 All-Rookie Team selections• 2007 & 2008 DC College Cup Championships

The Lidster File

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ASSISTANT COACH CRAIG JONESCraig Jones, four-year letterwinner for the

Colonials from 1995-98 and volunteer assistantcoach the past seven seasons, is in his first sea-son as the team’s top assistant after being pro-moted in June. “Craig is a highly qualified, inno-vative coach with strong ties to the local soccercommunity,” said head coach George Lidster.“His experience and knowledge of the gamewill add another dimension to our program.”

In addition to Jones’ current duties in train-ing and game management, he will assist

Lidster with recruiting, scheduling and goalkeeper workouts. Jones wasnamed 2008 Virginia Youth Soccer Association Boys Competitive Coachof the Year after leading his Virginia 1992 team to the title game of thatyear’s ODP National Championship. Along with his work at GW andVYSA, Jones also serves as the Boys Development Academy Director forthe DC Stoddert Soccer Club in Washington, DC. His responsibilitiesinclude coordinating training services and designing age appropriatecurriculums for year-round soccer training programs.

Jones holds a USSF ’A’ Coaching License and is currently a staff coachfor the Region I Olympic Development Program and the Virginia StateODP program where his team recently finished runner-up at the US YouthSoccer ODP National Championships. Jones also is a Virginia StateEducation instructor, teaching license courses to soccer coaches inVirginia and the District. He has served as the director of numerous col-lege and residential summer soccer programs in both the U.S. andEurope and is the founder of the DC Soccer School, which offers soccerservices to youth players in the metropolitan area. Jones earned a UEFALicense in 1998 and a NSCAA National Diploma in 2003.

Jones played and captained the Wales National Youth Team prior to hisfour-year career at GW. He started all but one of his 63 matches played,totaling 28 points on 12 goals and four assists. Following his collegiatecareer, Jones competed semi-professionally in England and Wales beforereturning stateside to pursue his coaching licenses.

The Wales native graduated with a bachelor’s degree in exercise sciencefrom the University in 1999 and currently resides in Washington, DC. Year Overall A-10 Note

1987 10-5-3 2-1-0 A-10 Championship appearanceNCAA South Atlantic Coach of the Yr.

1988 6-9-4 2-1-0 A-10 Championship appearance1989 14-5-1 2-1-0 A-10 Championship, NCAA Tourn. 2nd Rd.

A-10 Coach of the Year1990 8-8-5 4-1-3 A-10 Championship appearance1991 14-5-1 5-2-0 A-10 Championship appearance1992 10-5-6 5-0-2 A-10 Championship appearance

A-10 Co-Coach of the Year1993 8-9-1 3-3-11994 4-12-1 3-4-01995 9-7-1 5-5-01996 11-6-1 6-4-11998 5-12-2 4-5-21999 3-12-2 2-8-12000 9-5-4 6-3-2 A-10 Championship appearance2001 9-7-0 6-5-02002 13-9-0 7-4-0 A-10 Champions, NCAA Tourn. 1st Rd.2003 7-11-2 5-4-2 A-10 Championship appearance2004 10-9-4 6-3-2 A-10 Champions, NCAA Tourn. 2nd Rd.2005 6-8-3 3-5-12006 5-9-3 2-5-22007 9-8-2 3-4-2 DC College Cup champions2008 8-6-3 4-3-2 DC College Cup championsTOTALS: 21 years, 178-167-49 overall, 85-70-23 A-10

Colonials Under Lidster

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH MIKE MADIGANMike Madigan is in his first season as a vol-

unteer assistant coach in charge of goalkeep-ers on head coach George Lidster’s staff.

Madigan arrives at GW after serving fourseasons as an assistant coach handling goal-keepers at Shattuck-St. Mary’s School inFaribault, MN. While at Shattuck-St. Mary’s,Madigan helped create and served as admis-sion associate at the school’s Center ofExcellence for soccer and also served asDirector of Community Programs. Highlights

of his time at SSM include working as an assistant with the 2008 U-18Boys US Youth Soccer National finalists and assisting with the develop-ment of more than 20 NCAA Division I players.

A graduate of Macalester College (MN), Madigan earned NSCAA All-Region honors as a goalkeeper while posting the third-best goals-against average (GAA) in NCAA Division III in 2002. After receiving hisbachelor of arts degree in economics, Madigan accepted a position as agraduate assistant coach at Penn State-Behrend.

Following his stint at Penn State-Behrend, Madigan returned toMinnesota to pursue a professional playing opportunity with the USL’sMinnesota Thunder. During his time with the Thunder, Madigan coachedin the community with several youth teams as well as serving as theDirector of Coaching for the Sibley Sting Soccer Club.

As an age group coach and goalkeeper trainer, Madigan was aMinnesota ODP State Staff Coach for 10 years. He also has coachedgoalkeepers at three colleges including Penn State-Behrend, St. ThomasUniversity and Northwestern (MN). He currently holds a USSF B license,and a NSCAA Level III (National) Goalkeeper Coaching Certification.

Madigan resides in Washington, DC, and coaches within LoudounYouth Soccer.

GW Administration and Support Staff

Mary Jo WarnerSr. Assoc. Director ofAthletics/SWA

Maya GloverAcademic SupportAssistant

Kristen TaylorAthletic TrainerMen’s Soccer

Alex ParrStrength &Conditioning

2 0 0 9 RO S T E R


R-Seniors (2): Mike Rollings, LukeWildy

Seniors (8): Kyle Albrecht,Nikolay Aleksandrov, MikeBriscoe, Mike Holland, AndrewKroculick, Erick Perez-Segnini,Andy Stadler, Byron Walker

R-Juniors (2): Scott Goossens,Will Doar

Juniors (3): Kory Trott, SteveWujek, Marcus Ranney

R-Sophomore (1): Erik Haug

Sophomores (6): Yoni Berhanu,Mike Burke, Brice Carr, JakeDavis, Aldin Dervisevic, DaveThompson

Freshmen (4): Brendan Lafferty,Jamie LaFleur, Mattia Melillo,Seth Rudolph

Class Breakdown

2009 GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN’S SOCCERFront Row (L-R): Andy Stadler, Aldin Dervisevic, Dave Thompson, Luke Wildy, Kyle Albrecht, Asst. Coach Craig Jones, Head Coach George Lidster, Vol. Asst. Coach

Mike Madigan, Steve Wujek, Andrew Kroculick, Seth Rudolph, Mattia Melillo, Mike Rollings. Back Row (L-R): Kory Trott, Mike Briscoe, Brice Carr, Mike Burke, Will

Doar, Erick Perez-Segnini, Erik Haug, Brendan Lafferty, Scott Goossens, Byron Walker, Mike Holland, Nikolay Aleksandrov, Jamie LaFleur, Jake Davis, Marcus

Ranney, Yoni Berhanu.

NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

0 Brendan Lafferty GK Fr. 6-3 North Babylon, NY/St. John the Baptist1 Scott Goossens GK R-Jr. 6-2 San Francisco, CA/St. Ignatius College Prep2 Jamie LaFleur D Fr. 6-1 Potomac, MD/Winston Churchill3 Byron Walker D Sr. 6-2 New York, NY/The Beacon School4 Mike Holland D Sr. 6-2 Reston, VA/Herndon5 Kyle Albrecht M Sr. 5-8 Silver Spring, MD/DeMatha Catholic6 Kory Trott D Jr. 5-8 Mickleton, NJ/Tower Hill School (DE)7 Andrew Kroculick M Sr. 5-10 Moorestown, NJ/Delran8 Dave Thompson D So. 5-9 Potomac, MD/The Bullis School9 Erick Perez-Segnini M Sr. 6-3 Montgomery Village, MD/Watkins Mill

10 Seth Rudolph F Fr. 5-7 Belleville, IL/Belleville West11 Brice Carr D So. 6-1 Milwaukee, WI/IMG Academy (FL)12 Yoni Berhanu F So. 5-10 Potomac, MD/Sidwell Friends School13 Andy Stadler F Sr. 5-11 Wauwatosa, WI/Wauwatosa West14 Mike Briscoe M Sr. 6-0 Waukesha, WI/Waukesha West15 Mike Rollings* F R-Sr. 5-5 Olney, MD/Sherwood16 Will Doar M R-Jr. 6-1 Rockford, IL/Suffield Academy (CT)17 Jake Davis D So. 6-0 Upper Marlboro, MD/Grace Brethren Christian18 Steve Wujek F Jr. 5-10 Cincinnati, OH/Archbishop Moeller19 Luke Wildy* M R-Sr. 5-11 Crawley, England/Thomas Bennett20 Marcus Ranney M Jr. 6-0 Potomac, MD/Thomas S. Wootton21 Mattia Melillo M Fr. 5-9 Frederick, MD/Walkersville22 Nikolay Aleksandrov D Sr. 6-0 Williamsburg, VA/American School of Warsaw (Poland)25 Mike Burke D So. 6-0 Concord, MA/Concord-Carlisle26 Aldin Dervisevic F So. 5-10 New York, NY/The Beacon School27 Erik Haug GK R-So. 6-2 Laguna Beach, CA/Laguna Beach

* Team CaptainHead Coach: George Lidster (Illinois-Springfield ‘84) — 22nd YearAssistant Coach: Craig Jones (George Washington ‘99) — 8th YearVolunteer Assistant Coach: Mike Madigan (Macalester ‘03) — 1st YearAthletic Trainer: Kristen Taylor

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEWill Doar – DoorLuke Wildy – Wild-EErik Haug – HowgYoni Berhanu – Yo-nee Burr-hah-new

Aldin Dervisevic – All-din Der-vis-uh-vichAndrew Kroculick – Crow-chu-lickMattia Melillo – Muh-tee-uh Muh-lil-oh

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Scott GoossensSan Francisco, CA

Erik HaugLaguna Beach, CA

Brice CarrMilwaukee, WI

Andy StadlerWauwatosa, WI

Mike BriscoeWaukesha, WI

Will DoarRockford, IL

Steve WujekCincinnati, OH

Luke WildyCrawley, England

Mike HollandReston, VA

Nikolay AleksandrovWilliamsburg, VA

Mike BurkeConcord, MA

Kyle AlbrechtSilver Spring, MD

Dave ThompsonPotomac, MD

Yoni BerhanuPotomac, MDMarcus Ranney

Potomac, MD

Erick Perez-SegniniMontgomery Village, MD

Jake DavisUpper Marlboro, MD

Mike RollingsOlney, MD

Kory TrottMickleton, NJ

Andrew KroculickMoorestown, NJ

Byron WalkerNew York, NY

Aldin DervisevicNew York, NY

Jamie LaFleurPotomac, MD

Brendan LaffertyNorth Babylon, NY

Mattia MelilloFrederick, MD

Seth RudolphBelleville, IL

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2009: Team captain. 2008: Ranked fourth on team with nine points and three goals ... Tiedwith six other Colonials for team-leading three assists ... Appeared in 16 of 17 matches,including 11 starts ... Matched career-high two goals in 5-0 victory against Saint Joseph’s(10/19) ... Set career-high with two assists in DC College Cup-clinching 8-0 victory versusHoward (8/31) ... Added assist at Longwood (9/5) and goal at Virginia Tech (9/30). 2007:Totaled five points on two goals and an assist in 15 games, nine starts ... Assisted game-tying goal in 3-2 victory against Mount St. Mary’s (9/29) ... Scored lone goal in 1-1 draw atTemple (10/21) ... Netted goal in 3-1 loss at Duquesne (11/2) ... Season-high three shots in2-1 victory against Longwood (10/3). 2006: Saw action in just three games due to leg injury... Appeared in matches against Georgetown (8/25), American (9/13) and George Mason(9/16), but missed final 11 games of season ... Recorded shot on goal against Eagles. 2005:Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team selection ... Two-time A-10 Rookie of the Week (10/17, 10/31)... Entered starting lineup in fifth collegiate game and never left, starting final six matches... Tied for second on 2005 squad with four goals ... Dished out one assist to finish rookieseason with nine points ... Scored career-high five points on two goals and an assist in 6-1victory against Saint Joseph’s (10/14) ... Tallied both of GW’s goals in 2-0 upset win versusSaint Louis (10/28) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester ... Namedto the Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Conference Team. High School: Four-year starter ...Finished his high school career with 51 goals and 22 assists ... Scored 22 goals and con-tributed eight assists to lead Sherwood to the Maryland 4A State Championship and a 16-3-1 overall record in 2004 ... Earned first-team All-Met honors from The Washington Post asa senior and was the newspaper’s Player of the Year ... Also a first-team all-state and all-region honoree following his senior season ... Scored 21 goals to help Sherwood to thestate regional final in 2003 ... Named to the All-Met and all-state second teams after his jun-ior year ... Also competed for the Bethesda Internationals club team. Personal: Michael J.Rollings ... Born Feb. 2, 1987 in Washington, DC ... Son of Karen Rollings ... One brother,Jeremy, and one sister, Maggie ... Accounting major.

CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Shots Goals Assists Points2005 10-6 12 4 1 92006 3-0 1 0 0 02007 15-9 11 2 1 52008 16-11 21 3 3 9Total 44-26 45 9 5 23

CAREER HIGHSGoals: 2, three times, most recently vs. Saint Joseph’s (10/19/08)Assists: 2, vs. Howard (8/31/08)Points: 5, vs. Saint Joseph’s (10/14/05)

2009: Team captain. 2008: Tied with six other Colonials for team-leading three assists ...Appeared in 12 matches with seven starts ... Career-high two assists, including helper ongame-winning goal, in 3-0 victory at Richmond (11/1) ... Also assisted game-winning goalin 3-2 double overtime victory against Duquesne (11/7) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll in spring semester 2007: Started first seven games of season before sustainingseason-ending knee injury for second consecutive season ... Tallied goal in 3-2 double-overtime victory versus Howard to help GW earn its first-ever DC College Cup title, namedto All-Tournament Team ... Converted game-winning penalty kick in overtime to giveColonials 4-3 comeback victory versus North Florida at Longwood Lancer Invitational,named to All-Tournament Team. 2006: Netted two first-half goals in collegiate debut ver-sus Georgetown (8/25) to earn DC College Cup All-Tournament Team honors ... NamedAtlantic 10 Rookie of the Week for effort against Hoyas ... Suffered season-ending injury in

scoring second goal. High School: Played central midfield for Team Bath club team in 2005and 2006. Personal: Luke Wildy ... Born Sept. 23, 1985 in Crawley, England ... Son ofShirley Anne Wildy ... One brother, Craig ... Exercise science major.

CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Shots Goals Assists Points2006 1-1 2 2 0 42007 7-7 22 2 0 42008 12-7 11 0 3 3Total 20-15 35 4 3 11

CAREER HIGHSGoals: 2, vs. Georgetown (8/25/06)Assists: 2, at Richmond (11/1/08)Points: 4, vs. Georgetown (8/25/06)

2008: Played in 15 matches with 12 starting assignments ... Tied with six other Colonials forteam-leading three assists ... Career-high two assists in 3-0 victory at Richmond (11/1) ...Assisted goal in season finale versus St. Bonaventure (11/9) ... Named to Atlantic 10Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester. 2007: Started six of 18 matches played ... Totaledfour points on a goal and two assists ... Scored an equalizing goal in 4-3 loss at CoastalCarolina (10/6) ... Posted assist in 3-2 loss at Loyola (MD) (9/14) and during 3-2 victory againstFordham (11/9). 2006: Started two of 16 matches played ... 16 appearances ranked second-most among GW rookies ... Fired eight shots, including career-high two in 3-0 victory overMassachusetts (9/29). High School: Three-year starter at DeMatha Catholic ... 2005 second-team All-Met pick by The Washington Post ... First-team All-Maryland as a senior ... Scored11 goals and dished out six assists for Stags team that finished 23-0 and ranked second inthe nation in 2005 ... Named first-team All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference, first-team All-Gazette and first-team all-county as a senior ... Honorable Mention All-Met in 2004.Personal: Kyle William Albrecht ... Born Nov. 10, 1988 in Silver Spring, MD ... Son of Paul andLaurie Albrecht ... Mother, Laurie, is an alum of GW and still holds women’s basketball schoolrecords for steals in a game, season and career ... Has one brother, Cody, and one sister, Allie... Marketing major.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, at Coastal Carolina (10/6/07)Assists: 2, at Richmond (11/1/08)Points: 2, twice, most recently at Richmond (11/1/08)

2008: Led team with 15 starts, one of three Colonials to appear in all 17 matches ...Credited with first collegiate goal in 3-2 double overtime victory versus Duquesne (11/7) ...Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in spring semester ... Spent offseason playingfor Virginia Legacy of USL Premier Development League. 2007: Started 11 of 16 gamesplayed in Colonials’ backfield. 2006: Started final seven and appeared in last nine match-es of season in defense ... Missed first eight games of rookie season due to injury. HighSchool: Helped American School of Warsaw to back-to-back Central Eastern European

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Luke Wildy5-11 // R-Sr.MidfielderCrawley, EnglandThomas Bennett

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Kyle Albrecht5-8 // Sr.MidfielderSilver Spring, MDDeMatha Catholic

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NikolayAleksandrov6-0 // Sr.DefenderWilliamsburg, VAAmerican School of Warsaw

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Sports Association titles as a junior and senior ... Warriors finished second in CEESA dur-ing sophomore season ... Competed for McLean Celtic from 2002-03 ... Played forAgrykola Warszawa in Poland for past four years. Personal: Nikolay SergeyevichAleksandrov ... Born Aug. 25, 1988 in Silver Spring, MD ... Son of Serge and NancyAleksandrov ... Has two sisters, Larisa and Tanya ... Majoring in international business.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, vs. Duquesne (11/7/08)Points: 2, vs. Duquesne (11/7/08)

2008: Appeared in 15 matches, contributing a goal and two assists ... Set career-high withthree points on a goal and assist in DC College Cup-clinching victory over Howard (8/31) ...Added assist in 5-0 rout of Saint Joseph’s (10/19). 2007: Started 12 of 16 games played ...Tied for fifth on team with six points (1 g/4 a), fourth on team with four assists ... Long throw-in assisted opening goal in 2-1 victory against Longwood (10/3) ... Assisted GW’s lone goalin 3-1 loss versus nationally ranked No. 15 Saint Louis (10/28) ... Scored first collegiate goalin 1-1 draw at St. Bonaventure (11/4) ... Posted one assist in each of final two home victo-ries, 3-2 triumph versus Fordham (11/9) and 2-1 win against La Salle (11/11), to finish sea-son on three match point-scored streak. 2006: Started 12 of 16 games played as a rookie... Contributed one assist at St. Bonaventure (10/15) ... Fired 16 shots, including season-highfour in scoreless draw versus Delaware (9/9) ... Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Rookie Team selec-tion. High School: 2005 NSCAA Regional All-American ... Chosen first-team All-Wisconsinas a senior ... Scored 32 goals in 2005, eclipsing Thomas Stuber’s previous school-record of27 set in 2003 ... Two-year team captain for the Wolverines. Personal: Michael Stuart Briscoe... Born Jan. 25, 1988 in St. Paul, MN ... Son of Dave Briscoe and Debbie Carpenter ... Twobrothers, Danny and David, and one sister, Christy ... High school teammates of juniorsThomas Stuber and Greg Yahr ... Exercise science major.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, twice, most recently vs. Howard (8/31/08)Assists: 1, seven times, most recently vs. Saint Joseph’s (10/19/08)Points: 3, vs. Howard (8/31/08)

2008: Appeared in two matches, victories against Mount St. Mary’s (9/27) and Saint Joseph’s(10/19) ... Named to Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll both semesters. 2007: Started11 of 15 matches played ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll both semesters.2006: Started four of 13 matches played ... Had assist in first career match and start in DCCollege Cup opener versus Georgetown (8/25). High School: Starting defender and teamcaptain at Herndon High School in 2005 ... Helped Reston Football Club to back-to-back

Virginia State Cup titles in 2004 and 2005. Personal: Michael Charles Holland ... BornNovember 26, 1987 in Washington, DC ... Son of Charles and Jane Holland ... One broth-er, Andrew ... Majoring in chemistry.


CAREER HIGHSAssists: 1, at Georgetown (8/25/06)Points: 1, at Georgetown (8/25/06)

2008: Appeared in 13 matches, contributing an assist in lone start against Saint Joseph’s(10/19) ... Scored final goal of 8-0 rout of Howard to claim DC College Cup (8/31). 2007:Made one start in 16 games played ... Scored a go-ahead goal in 4-3 loss at Coastal Carolina(10/6) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll both semesters. 2006: Scored one goalin 15 matches and four starts as a rookie ... Sealed 3-0 rout of Massachusetts (9/29) with firstcareer goal in 77th minute ... Finished with four shots on goal on season, two at Longwood(9/6) and one each versus Delaware (9/9) and UMass ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll for fall semester. High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner at Delran HighSchool ... Helped the Bears to a pair of New Jersey State Championships ... Second teamall-state, All-South Jersey, and All-Burlington County Times honoree in 2005 ... 2005 teamcaptain ... Totaled 138 points on 39 goals and 58 assists in four seasons. Personal: AndrewJohn Kroculick ... Born Dec. 1, 1987 in Mount Holly, NJ ... Son of George and PatriciaKroculick ... Brother, Steve, was an NSCAA Regional All-American at Penn ... Also has twosisters, Jennifer and Laura ... Finance major.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, three times, most recently vs. Howard (8/31/08)Assists: 1, vs. Saint Joseph’s (10/19)Points: 2, three times, most recently vs. Howard (8/31/08)

2008: Honorable mention All-Atlantic 10 selection ... One of three Colonials to appear in all17 games, added 10 starts ... Ranked second on team with five goals and 12 points, includ-ing four goals and 10 points in GW’s final seven matches ... Tied for fifth in A-10 with fourleague goals, tied for seventh with 10 points in league contests ... Scored game-winninggoal and added assist for career-high-tying three points in victory over Saint Joseph’s (10/19)... Netted goals against Howard (8/31), Rhode Island (10/24), Duquesne (11/7) and St.Bonaventure (11/9) ... Added assist in victory over Temple (10/17). 2007: One of twoColonials to appear in all 19 matches ... Tied for second on team with 15 starts ... Third onteam and tied for ninth in Atlantic 10 with 16 points ... Tied for second on team and fifth inA-10 with six assists and added five goals ... Netted insurance goal with nine seconds left in2-0 season-opening victory over American at DC College Cup (8/31) ... Earned MVP and All-

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MikeHolland6-2 // Sr.DefenderReston, VAHerndon

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AndrewKroculick5-10 // Sr.MidfielderMoorestown, NJDelran

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ErickPerez-Segnini6-3 // Sr.MidfielderMontgomery Village, MDWatkins Mill

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Tournament honors after scoring game-winning goal with three seconds left in 3-2 double-overtime victory against Howard to clinch GW’s first DC College Cup title (9/2) ... Also addedan assist versus Bison for career-high three points ... Named A-10 Co-Player of the Week forMVP performance at DC College Cup (9/4) ... Tallied equalizing goal which brought GWback from three-goal deficit in 4-3 overtime victory versus North Florida at Longwood’sLancer Invitational, named to All-Tournament Team (9/9) ... Scored opening goal in fifthminute of 2-1 victory against Longwood (10/3) ... Scored opening goal during 4-3 loss atCoastal Carolina (10/6) ... Assisted insurance goal in 2-0 victory at intra-District rivalGeorgetown (10/9) ... Extended point-scored streak to four consecutive games with assiston game-winning goal in 1-0 overtime win against Richmond (10/13) ... Added assists to 1-1 draws against Temple (10/21) and St. Bonaventure (11/4) and in 3-2 victory over Fordham(11/9) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester. 2006: Appeared in 16matches ... 10 starts were third-most among rookies ... Credited with assist in 3-3 draw atregionally-ranked Fordham (10/13) ... Tallied first career goal in 2-1 victory versus Xavier onSenior Day (10/22) ... Second among GW rookies and fifth on team with 20 shots ... Namedto A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for fall semester. High School: Four-year varsity letter-winner at Watkins Mill High School ... 2005 All-Met selection by The Washington Post ... Alsoearned All-Montgomery County, All-Maryland, first-team All-Examiner, and All-GazettePlayer of the Year honors ... Member of powerhouse Bethesda United club team. Personal:Erick Ildegar Perez-Segnini ... Born Oct. 28, 1988 in Caracas, Venezuela ... Son of JuanCarlos and Laura Perez-Segnini ... Has two sisters, Catleya and Natalia, and one brother,Diego ... International business major.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, 11 times, most recently vs. St. Bonaventure (11/9/08)Assists: 1, nine times, most recently vs. Saint Joseph’s (10/19/08)Points: 3, twice, most recently vs. Saint Joseph’s (10/19/08)

2009: Enters senior season ranked 10th at GW with 22 career goals, tied for 10th with 57career points ... Named to Missouri Athletic Club’s Hermann Trophy Watch List ... Atlantic10 Preseason All-Conference selection. 2008: NSCAA First Team All-Middle Atlantic Regionand First Team All-Atlantic 10 ... Led GW and ranked second in the A-10 with 14 goals and31 points ... Tied for third nationally with 0.88 goals per game, tied for fifth with 1.94 pointsper game ... 31 points were eighth-most in a single-season in program history ... SharedA-10 lead with six game-winning goals ... Two-time A-10 Player of the Week ... Started 14of 16 matches played ... Posted five two-goal games ... Opened season with seven-gamepoint-scored streak ... Named DC College Cup MVP after totaling three goals in two games,one versus George Mason (8/29) and two against Howard (8/31) ... Scored goal in 2-1 lossat Longwood (9/5) ... Assisted lone goal in 3-1 loss to No. 23 Loyola (MD) (9/13) ... Nettedgame-winning goal in three consecutive matches — Navy (9/16), American (9/20) andMount St. Mary’s (9/27) ... Had two goals against both Eagles and the Mount ... Named toCollege Soccer News and Top Drawer Soccer National Teams of the Week Sept. 29 follow-ing two-goal effort at the Mount ... Scored goal at Dayton (10/12) ... Set career-high with fivepoints on two goals, including game-winner, and an assist in victory over Temple (10/17) ...Game-winning goal as part of two-goal effort in 3-0 win at Richmond (11/1) ... Assistedgame-winning goal in 3-2 double-overtime victory against Duquesne (11/7) ... Named TeamMVP for second straight year ... Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Conference selection. 2007:Second Team All-Atlantic 10 ... NSCAA Third Team All-Middle Atlantic Region ... Startedeight of 14 games played ... Led GW and fourth in Atlantic 10 with 20 points ... Paced teamand tied for sixth in A-10 with seven goals ... Tied for fifth in A-10 with six assists ... Namedto DC College Cup All-Tournament Team after netting game-winning goal and an assist in2-0 season-opening victory versus American (8/31) ... Named to Longwood LancerInvitational All-Tournament Team after netting goal in 2-1 loss versus Winthrop (9/7) anddishing assist in 4-3 victory against North Florida (9/9) ... Had career-high two goals and fourpoints in 3-2 loss at Loyola (MD) (9/14) ... Scored goal 13 seconds into match in 2-1 lossagainst Rider (9/22) ... Assisted game-winning goal 1:13 into overtime in 3-2 victory againstMount St. Mary’s (9/29) ... Tallied game-winning goal in fifth minute of 2-1 victory versusLongwood (10/3) ... Extended point-scored streak to seven games by assisting game-

winning goal in 2-0 victory against intra-District rival Georgetown (10/9) ... Assisted goal in1-1 draw at St. Bonaventure (11/4) ... Had goal and assisted game-winning goal in 3-2 vic-tory versus Fordham (11/9). 2006: Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team selection ... Lone GW rook-ie to play in all 17 matches, tied for rookie lead with 12 starts ... Led freshmen class with sixpoints on a goal and four assists ... Tied for team lead with 38 shots, led GW with 18 shotson goal ... Netted game-winning goal in 2-1 victory versus Xavier (10/22) ... Also assistedgoal for career-best three points against Musketeers ... Tabbed A-10 Co-Rookie of the Weekon Oct. 23 ... Had assist in first collegiate match in season opener versus Georgetown (8/25)... Posted two assists in 3-0 rout of Massachusetts (9/29) ... Named to Atlantic 10 PreseasonAll-Rookie Team. High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner at Wauwatosa West ... Nameda Regional All-American in 2005 by the NSCAA ... Three-time All-Wisconsin and All-Areaselection ... Ranks second all-time at Wauwatosa West with 198 career points ... Totaled acareer-high 72 points on 30 goals and 12 assists as a senior. Personal: Andrew MichaelStadler ... Born Jan. 5, 1988 in Milwaukee, WI ... Son of Stan and Karon Stadler ... One broth-er, Tim, and one sister, Anna ... Criminal justice major.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 2, six times, most recently at Richmond (11/1/08)Assists: 2, vs. Massachusetts (9/29/06)Points: 5, vs. Temple (10/17/08)

2008: Started nine of 11 matches before sustaining season-ending knee injury ... Assistedgame-winning goal in 1-0 victory at Navy (9/16) ... Named to Atlantic 10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll in the fall. 2007: Started 11 of 16 games played ... Tallied first career assist in 1-1draw at Temple (10/21) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in the fall. 2006: Madenine starts in 16 games played in defense during rookie season ... Scored game-winning goalin 2-1 triumph over American (9/13), GW’s first victory vs. Eagles since 1993. High School:Helped lead The Beacon School to a 13-3 record and a Public Schools Athletic League AChampionship in 2006 ... First-team All-PSAL ... Named to topdrawersoccer.com’s Top 100National College Prospects List for 2006. Personal: Byron Frederick Walker ... Born Nov. 25,1988 in New York, NY ... Son of Craig Walker and Emerald Monsod ... Majoring in finance.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, vs. American (9/13/06)Assists: 1, twice, most recently at Navy (9/16/08)Points: 2, vs. American (9/13/06)

2008: Made appearances against Massachusetts (10/26) and St. Bonaventure (11/9).2007: Started in all three appearances — vs. North Florida (9/9), Mount St. Mary’s

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ByronWalker6-2 // Sr.DefenderNew York, NYThe Beacon School

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Will Doar6-1 // R-Jr.MidfielderRockford, ILSuffield Academy (CT)

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(9/29) and La Salle (11/11). 2006: Did not play in any matches. High School: Seniorteam captain helped lead Suffield Academy to New England Prep School Class BChampionship ... Named MVP of NEPS Championship game ... Earned Western NewEngland Prep large school All-Star and first team All-League honors as a junior ... LedSuffield in goals, second in assists during junior season ... Plays for Rockford Unitedclub team. Personal: John William Doar ... Born May 29, 1987 in Atlanta, GA ... Sonof Michael and Eleanor Doar ... Has two sisters, Rodie and Anne Tucker ... Internationalbusiness major.

CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Shots Goals Assists Points2006 DNP2007 3-0 0 0 0 02008 2-0 0 0 0 0Total 5-0 0 0 0 0

2008: Played 33:49 in three appearances — Howard (8/31), No. 23 Loyola (MD) (9/13) andSaint Joseph’s (10/19) ... Made first collegiate save against Bison to help secure DC CollegeCup title ... Played career-high 22:52 against the Hawks ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll in spring semester. 2007: Did not play in any matches. 2006: Did not play in anymatches. High School: Posted 0.73 goals-against-average to lead St. Ignatius to a WCALChampionship as a junior ... Named “Man of the Match” of the 2005 WCAL Championshipby the San Francisco Chronicle ... Recorded 0.66 GAA and 12 shutouts to earn All-WCALhonors as a senior ... Starting goalkeeper for the 2006 State Cup champion Santa ClaraSporting Ruckus club team. Personal: Scott Erik Goossens ... Born Nov. 23, 1987 in NewYork, NY ... Son of Thomas Goossens and Barbara Rambo ... Has one brother, Stewart ...Political science major.

CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Min. Saves GA GAA Sv.% ShO2006 DNP2007 DNP2008 3-0 33:49 1 0 0.00 1.000 0Total 3-0 33:49 1 0 0.00 1.000 0

2008: Made two starts in 10 appearances, at Xavier (10/10) and Mount St. Mary’s (9/27) ...Recorded assist in DC College Cup-clinching victory over Howard (8/31). 2007: Made threestarts in 12 appearances ... Scored game-winning goal in overtime during 3-2 victory versusMount St. Mary’s (9/29). High School: Started three of four seasons at Thomas S. WoottonHigh School in Rockville, MD, earning honorable mention all-state honors as a senior in2006 ... Named first team All-Montgomery County and second team All-Gazette in 2006 ...Was a team captain for the 9-6 Patriots as a senior ... Plays club soccer for the Olney Pumas.Personal: Marcus Andrew Ranney ... Born June 10, 1989, in Silver Spring, MD ... Son of Loriand Bill Ranney ... One brother, Nate ... Majoring in finance and international business.

CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Shots Goals Assists Points2007 12-3 10 1 0 22008 10-2 8 0 1 1Total 22-5 18 1 1 3

CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, vs. Mount St. Mary’s (9/29/07)Assists: 1, vs. Howard (8/31/08)Points: 2, vs. Mount St. Mary’s (9/29/07)

2008: Appeared in 14 matches, with starts against No. 23 Loyola (MD) (9/13) and St.Bonaventure (11/9). 2007: Led GW rookies with 16 games played and nine starts ...Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester. High School: Two-time sec-ond team Delaware All-State ... Three-time first team All-Delaware Independent SchoolConference selection at Tower Hill School in Wilmington, DE ... As a defender, totaledfour goals and nine assists while helping the Hillers to the state championship game asa junior in 2005 and serving as team captain as a senior in 2006 ... Plays club soccer forpowerhouse FC Delco, which has won state titles three of the past four years, a region-al championship in 2005 and advanced to USYSA National Championships in 2005 ...Also starts for the Bermudan U-17 National Team, which competed in CONCACAF’s2005 Youth World Cup Qualifiers in Cuba, and DC United’s U-17 Super Y League team.Personal: Kory Ashley Trott ... Born Aug. 23, 1988, in Philadelphia, PA ... Son of Edwardand Andrea Trott... One brother, Kiley, plays rugby at Stanford ... BiologicalAnthropology major.


2008: Tied for fifth on team with two goals ... Made 12 appearances off the bench ...Scored a goals in shutout victories over Saint Joseph’s (10/19) and Richmond (11/1).2007: Appeared in five matches during rookie season ... Dished out assist in colle-giate debut at Coastal Carolina (10/6). High School: Four-year varsity letterwinnerand all-state performer at Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati, OH ... Twice namedMoeller’s Offensive Player of the Year and was a three-time All-Greater CatholicLeague honoree ... As a junior in 2005, was chosen an all-star by The CincinnatiEnquirer, as well as being tabbed all-city and all-state ... A native of Maryland, Wujekcompetes for the Bethesda United club team, which has won multiple state andregional championships and has reached the USYSA National Championships in twoof the past three seasons. Personal: Steven Michael Wujek Jr. ... Born Jan. 13, 1989in Baltimore, MD ... Son of Steven and Dawn Wujek ... Two siblings, Fallon andHeather ... Majoring in finance.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, twice, most recently at Richmond (11/1/08)Assists: 1, at Coastal Carolina (10/6/07)Points: 2, twice, most recently at Richmond (11/1/08)

ScottGoossens6-2 // R-Jr.GoalkeeperSan Francisco, CASt. Ignatius College Prep

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MarcusRanney6-0 // Jr.MidfielderPotomac, MDThomas S. Wootton

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KoryTrott5-8 // Jr.DefenderMickleton, NJTower Hill School (DE)

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2008: Finished third on team with four goals and 11 points to earn Atlantic 10 Rookie ofthe Year and second-team all-conference distinction ... College Soccer News Second-Team Freshman All-America selection ... A-10 All-Rookie Team ... Led GW rookies with16 matches played, including 10 starts ... Totaled five points on two goals and an assistto be named to DC College Cup All-Tournament Team ... Had an assist versus GeorgeMason (8/29) and two goals versus Howard (8/31) to earn A-10 Rookie of the Week ...Assisted goal in victory at American (9/20) ... Scored goal in victory over Temple (10/17)... Scored game-winning goal in double overtime and added an assist in 3-2 victory overDuquesne (11/7) ... Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Rookie Team selection ... Among “100Freshmen to Keep an Eye On in 2008” by College Soccer News. High School: 2007Gatorade Washington, DC Player of the Year ... 2007 First Team All-Met selection by TheWashington Post ... Three-time First Team All-Mid-Atlantic Conference selection ... 2007Washington Examiner First-Team All-Metro ... 2006 honorable mention All-Met pick byThe Washington Post ... Scored school-record 40 goals and had 19 assists as a senior in2007 ... Finished four-year scholastic career with 79 goals and 73 assists ... HelpedSidwell Friends School to at least a share of three MAC championships ... Team captainof Maryland state finalist Bethesda Mavericks club team. Personal: Yonathan AgezeBerhanu ... Born April 30, 1990, in Washington, DC ... Son of Berhanu Ageze andMeseret Berhanu ... One brother, Yaphet ... Enrolled in the School of Business.

CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Shots Goals Assists Points2008 16-10 31 4 3 11Total 16-10 31 4 3 11

CAREER HIGHSGoals: 2, vs. Howard (8/31/08)Assists: 1, three times, most recently vs. Duquesne (11/7/08)Points: 4, vs. Howard (8/31/08)

2008: One of three Colonials to appear in all 17 matches, led rookies in appearancesand starts with 14. High School: Boston Globe 2007 All-Scholastic Team ... 2007Massachusetts Division 2 All-State selection ... Two-time First Team Dual County LeagueAll-Star ... 2007 Eastern Massachusetts All-Star ... Helped Concord-Carlisle High to2006 state championship and 38-3-5 record over final two seasons ... Member of four-time Massachusetts State Cup champion FC Greater Boston Bolts club team ... LedBolts to regional and national championships in 2005, regional title game appearancein 2006 and regional semifinal appearance in 2004 ... Personal: Michael Charles Burke... Born Dec. 27, 1989, in Boston, MA ... Son of James Jr. and Kate Burke ... Enrolled inthe School of Business.


2008: Started 11 of 14 matches played in central defense ... Netted first collegiategoal in DC College Cup-clinching victory over Howard (8/31) ... DC College Cup All-Tournament Team ... A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for fall semester ... Atlantic 10Preseason All-Rookie Team selection ... Among “100 Freshmen to Keep an Eye On in2008” by College Soccer News. High School: adidas/NSCAA Youth Boys All-Americaselection in 2007 and 2004 ... Member of United States U-17 National Team residen-cy program at IMG Academy in 2007 ... Alternate for 2007 U.S. U-17 World Cup Team... Three-year starter at Marquette University High School ... Helped Marquette tostate championship in 2005 ... 2006 First-Team Wisconsin All-State ... Led FCMilwaukee club team to back-to-back regional championships and national finalappearance in 2007. Personal: Brice Rezel Carr ... Born March 22, 1990, inMilwaukee, WI ... Son of Craig and Marti Carr ... One brother, Brian ... Enrolled in theSchool of Business.


CAREER HIGHSGoals: 1, vs. Howard (8/31/08)Points: 2, vs. Howard (8/31/08)

2008: Made 10 starts in central defense during rookie campaign. High School:Played for head coach Steve Schools at Grace Brethren Christian School ... Winner ofEagles’ MVP and Golden Boot Awards in 2006 ... First-Team All-Potomac ValleyAthletic Conference in 2006 ... Named to the first team at 2006 Maryland ChristianSchool Tournament ... MVP of 2006 Shenandoah Valley Christian AcademyTournament ... All-Tournament Team at 2006 NCSAA Mid-Atlantic Regional, 2007NCSAA Great Lakes Classic ... Named MVP of 2005 National Christian School AthleticAssociation (NCSAA) Tournament ... Played club soccer for Potomac Soccer Club in2006 and 2008 and for MSC Dragons in 2007 ... Member of National Honor Society.Personal: James Michael Davis ... Born July 31, 1990, in Washington, DC ... Son ofCarolyn and Ricky Davis ... Older brother, Matt, played in 71 matches in GW defensefrom 2004-07 ... One younger brother, Samuel ... Cousin of former Colonials’ men’ssoccer player Jeremiah Burke (2003-06) ... Enrolled in the School of Engineering andApplied Science.


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MikeBurke6-0 // So.DefenderConcord, MAConcord-Carlisle

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BriceCarr6-1 // So.DefenderMilwaukee, WIIMG Academy (FL)

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JakeDavis6-0 // So.DefenderUpper Marlboro, MDGrace Brethren Christian

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2008: Played 22 minutes in victory against Saint Joseph’s (10/19) ... Named to Atlantic10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll both semesters. High School: Named MVP for TheBeacon School team which captured New York City’s Public School Athletic League(PSAL) title ... In three PSAL playoff games, scored four goals and two assists ... Playedfor Gottschee club from 2003-05 and 2008, Auburndale/Kosmos Supersonics from 2005-07 ... Member of New York’s ODP program from 2005-08, selected to Region I ODPteam for 2007-08. Personal: Aldin Dervisevic ... Born April 24, 1990, in Ljubjlana,Slovenia ... Son of Kemal and Elmaza Dervisevic ... One brother, Amel (12) ... Enrolled inthe School of Business.


2008: Appeared in four matches — George Mason (8/29), Howard (8/31), Saint Joseph’s(10/19) and Massachusetts (10/26). High School: Helped The Bullis School to pair ofInterstate Athletic Conference titles as four-year starter for the Bulldogs ... Named All-IACin 2006 and 2007 ... Played several international matches with U-17 Canadian NationalTeam in 2007 ... Three-year starter for Potomac Academy club team. Personal: DavidStuart Thompson ... Born Aug. 2, 1990, in Philadelphia, PA ... Son of Ken and HelenThompson ... One brother, Steven (15) ... Enrolled in the School of Engineering andApplied Science.


High School: Second team All-Maryland, first team All-Gazette and honorable mentionAll-Met by The Washington Post in 2008 ... Captained Winston Churchill High to sec-ond consecutive AAAA West Regional championship game as a senior last fall, helpingteam to seven goals against in regular-season play ... Recipient of Bulldog LeadershipAward ... Played club soccer at Potomac Academy. Personal: James Edward LaFleur ...Born April 30, 1991, in Washington, DC ... Son of Richard and Janet LaFleur ... Hasolder sister, Alison ... Enrolled in the School of Business.

2009: Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Rookie Team selection … Among “100 Freshmen to Keepan Eye on in 2009” by College Soccer News. High School: 2008 NSCAA/Adidas YouthAll-American and All-Region I selection ... 2008 United States Soccer Federation (USSF)Northeast Starting XI ... Four-year starter on Region I Olympic Development Program(ODP) team, leading team to back-to-back regional titles and national championshipappearances in 2007 and 2008 ... Led Albertson Soccer Club to USSF NortheastConference title in 2008 ... Attended prestigious Adidas ESP Camp in 2007 ... Four-yearstarter and four-time All-CHSAA selection at St. John the Baptist High ... Cougars’ teamMVP in 2005 and 2008. Personal: Enrolled in the Columbian College of Arts andSciences.

High School: Illinois All-State and all-section selection as a senior in 2008 ... Two-timeAll-Metro Area selection by St. Louis Post-Dispatch ... Three-time All-SouthwesternConference honoree ... Totaled school-record 53 goals in four-year scholastic career,including new single-season mark of 23 in 2008. Personal: Seth Zechariah Rudolph... Born May 7, 1991 ... Son of Michael and Diana Rudolph ... Has four older broth-ers, Raymond, John, Joshua and Isaac ... Enrolled in the Columbian College of Artsand Sciences.

High School: First-team all-state, first-team All-Met by The Washington Post and firstteam All-Gazette in 2008 ... Holds Walkersville records for goals in a career (48) and sin-gle season (19) ... Paced Walkersville with 14 goals and three assists as a senior to earnFrederick News-Post Offensive Player of the Year ... 2008 ESPN Rise All-Area Greater DCselection ... 2007 NSCAA/adidas Boys High School Scholar All-America Team member... played club soccer at Potomac Academy. Personal: Mattia Melillo ... Born Jan. 24,1991, in Avellino, Italy ... Son of Giovanni Melillo and Maria-Giovanna Galasso ... Has onebrother, Simone, who is a member of the swimming and diving team at Harvard ...International affairs major.

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DaveThompson5-9 // So.DefenderPotomac, MDThe Bullis School

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JamieLaFleur6-1 // Fr.DefenderPotomac, MDWinston Churchill

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BrendanLafferty6-3 // Fr.GoalkeeperNorth Babylon, NYSt. John the Baptist

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Seth Rudolph5-7 // Fr.ForwardBelleville, ILBelleville West

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Mattia Melillo5-9 // Fr.MidfielderFrederick, MDWalkersville

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O P P O N E N T S


2008: Dayton2007: Massachusetts2006: Rhode Island2005: Rhode Island

2004: George Washington2003: Rhode Island2002: George Washington2001: Massachusetts

2000: Rhode Island1999: Rhode Island1998: Dayton1997: Dayton

1996: Fordham1995: Rhode Island1994: Rutgers1993: Rutgers

1992: West Virginia1991: Rutgers1990: Rutgers1989: Penn State

1988: Penn State1987: Penn State

Past Atlantic 10 Men’s Soccer Champions

vs. AmericanSept. 2, 2009

GMU Stadium; 5 pm

Location: Washington, DCEnrollment: 5,818Founded: 1893Nickname: EaglesColors: Red, White & BlueConference: Patriot LeagueHead Coach: Todd WestRecord at AU (Yrs): 83-74-19 (9)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 9-7-3Conference Record/Place: 5-1-1/T-1stPostseason: L, PL SemifinalsStarters Ret./Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Ret./Lost: n/aSID: Howard SmithSID Phone: 202-885-3032SID Fax: 202-885-3033SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.AUEagles.com

vs. HowardSept. 5, 2009

GMU Stadium; 5 pm

Location: Washington, DCEnrollment: 10,500Founded: 1867Nickname: BisonColors: Navy Blue, Red & WhiteConference: Atlantic SoccerHead Coach: Michael LawrenceRecord at HU (Yrs): 1-16-2 (1)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 1-16-2Conference Record/Place: 0-5/6thPostseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: 6/5Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 14/4SID: Chevonne MansfieldSID Phone: 202-806-7182SID Fax: 202-806-9595SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.howard-bison.com

UDCSept. 8, 2009

Mount Vernon AC; 4 pm

Location: Washington, DCEnrollment: 5,595Founded: 1977Nickname: FirebirdsColors: Red & YellowConference: NCAA D-II IndependentHead Coach: Khary StocktonRecord at UDC (Yrs): 7-18-3 (2)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 4-9-2Postseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: n/aLetterwinners Ret./Lost: n/aSID: Bernard S. PaytonSID Phone: 202-274-5064SID Fax: 202-274-5065SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.udcfirebirds.com

at CaliforniaSept. 11, 2009

Edwards Stadium; 7 pm

Location: Berkeley, CAEnrollment: 33,000Founded: 1868Nickname: Golden BearsColors: Blue & GoldConference: Pacific-10Head Coach: Kevin GrimesRecord at Cal (Yrs): 105-61-20 (9)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 12-4-5Conference Record/Place: 5-2-3/2ndPostseason: L, NCAA 3rd Rd.Starters Ret./Lost: 9/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 16/5SID: Dean CaparazSID Phone: 510-642-5048SID Fax: 510-643-7778SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.CalBears.com

LONGWOODSept. 16, 2009


Location: Farmville, VAEnrollment: 4,044Founded: 1839Nickname: LancersColors: Blue & WhiteConference: Atlantic SoccerHead Coach: Jon AtkinsonRecord at LU (Yrs): 29-34-13 (4)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 8-8-4Conference Record/Place: 2-2/3rdPostseason: ASC ChampionStarters Ret./Lost: 7/4Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 13/8SID: Stuart SmithSID Phone: 434-395-2718SID Fax: 434-395-2568SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.longwoodlancers.com

at VirginiaSept. 22, 2009

Klöckner Stadium; 7 pm

Location: Charlottesville, VAEnrollment: 3,200Founded: 1819Nickname: CavaliersColors: Blue & OrangeConference: Atlantic CoastHead Coach: George GelnovatchRecord at UVa. (Yrs): 195-76-22 (13)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 11-9-1Conference Record/Place: 4-4/4thPostseason: L, NCAA 2nd Rd.Starters Ret./Lost: 11/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 17/8SID: Amy MulliganSID Phone: 434-982-5534SID Fax: 434-982-5525SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.virginiasports.com

MOUNT ST. MARY’SSept. 26, 2009


Location: Emmitsburg, MDEnrollment: 2,100Founded: 1808Nickname: MountaineersColors: Blue & WhiteConference: NortheastHead Coach: Rob RyersonRecord at MSM (Yrs): 50-85-22 (9)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 9-10-1Conference Record/Place: 5-3/4thPostseason: L, NEC FinalStarters Ret./Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 13/6SID: Dave Musil Jr.SID Phone: 301-447-5384SID Fax: 301-447-5300SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.mountathletics.com

NAVYSept. 30, 2009


Location: Annapolis, MDEnrollment: 4,300Founded: 1845Nickname: MidshipmenColors: Navy Blue & GoldConference: Patriot LeagueHead Coach: Dave BrandtRecord at USNA (Yrs): 1st yearCareer Record (Yrs): 246-25-14 (12)2008 Record: 4-11-3Conference Record/Place: 0-6-1/8thPostseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: 10/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 14/5SID: Chris FormanSID Phone: 410-293-8774SID Fax: 410-293-8954SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.navysports.com

at RiderOct. 4, 2009

Rider Campus Field; 1:30 pm

Location: Lawrenceville, NJEnrollment: 6,011Founded: 1865Nickname: BroncsColors: Cranberry, White & GrayConference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Head Coach: Russ FagerRecord at RU (Yrs): 241-316-59 (34)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 2-15-2Conference Record/Place: 1-8/9thPostseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: 7/4Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 11/11SID: Bud FochtSID Phone: 609-896-5138SID Fax: 609-896-0341SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.gobroncs.com

at CharlotteOct. 9, 2009

Transamerica Field; 7 pm

Location: Charlotte, NCEnrollment: 22,388Founded: 1946Nickname: 49ersColors: Green & WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: Jeremy GunnRecord at UNCC (Yrs): 24-13-3 (2)Career Record (Yrs): 147-48-20 (10)2008 Record: 12-6-1Conference Record/Place: 4-4-1/T-8thPostseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 15/6SID: Brent StastnySID Phone: 704-687-6313SID Fax: 704-687-4918SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.charlotte49ers.com

at Saint LouisOct. 11, 2009

Hermann Stadium; 2 pm

Location: St. Louis, MOEnrollment: 12,309Founded: 1818Nickname: BillikensColors: Royal Blue & WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: Dan DoniganRecord at SLU (Yrs): 103-35-23 (8)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 12-5-5Conference Record/Place: 6-3/4thPostseason: L, NCAA 2nd Rd.Starters Ret./Lost: 6/5Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 15/8SID: Brian KundermanSID Phone: 314-977-3346SID Fax: 314-977-3178SID E-mail: [email protected]: SLUBillikens.com

at La SalleOct. 16, 2009

McCarthy Stadium; 7 pm

Location: Philadelphia, PAEnrollment: 7,554Founded: 1863Nickname: ExplorersColors: Blue & GoldConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: Pat FerrellRecord at LU (Yrs): 172-210-35 (22)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 2-14-3Conference Record/Place: 1-8/14thPostseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: n/aLetterwinners Ret./Lost: n/aSID: Michelle MartinSID Phone: 215-951-1637SID Fax: 215-951-1694SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.goexplorers.com

at FordhamOct. 18, 2009

Jack Coffey Field; 1 pm

Location: Bronx, NYEnrollment: 7,994Founded: 1841Nickname: RamsColors: Maroon & WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: Jim McElderryRecord at FU (Yrs): 39-50-19 (6)Career Record (Yrs): Same2008 Record: 9-8-2Conference Record/Place: 5-3-1/5thPostseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: 6/5Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 23/8SID: Mike MillerSID Phone: 718-817-4243SID Fax: 718-817-4244SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.FordhamSports.com

XAVIEROct. 23, 2009


Location: Cincinnati, OHEnrollment: 6,700Founded: 1831Nickname: MusketeersColors: Navy Blue, Gray & WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: Dave SchureckRecord at XU (Yrs): 22-42-10 (4)Career Record (Yrs): 79-75-19 (9)2008 Record: 3-12-3Conference Record/Place: 2-5-2/11thPostseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 14/10SID: Pat McKennaSID Phone: 513-745-2058SID Fax: 513-745-2825SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.goxavier.com

DAYTONOct. 25, 2009


Location: Dayton, OHEnrollment: 7,700Founded: 1850Nickname: FlyersColors: Red & BlueConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: Dennis CurrierRecord at UD (Yrs): 42-22-14 (4)Career Record (Yrs): 230-71-26 (16)2008 Record: 15-4-3Conference Record/Place: 6-2-1/3rdPostseason: L, NCAA 1st Rd.Starters Ret./Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 14/6SID: Krystal WarrenSID Phone: 937-229-5240SID Fax: 937-229-4461SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.daytonflyers.com

RICHMONDOct. 31, 2009


Location: Richmond, VAEnrollment: 2,950Founded: 1830Nickname: SpidersColors: Red & BlueConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: Clint PeayRecord at UR (Yrs): 1st yearCareer Record (Yrs): 1st yr.2008 Record: 3-12-3Conference Record/Place: 2-4-3/10thPostseason: NoneStarters Ret./Lost: 9/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 14/7SID: Mark KwolekSID Phone: 804-289-8320SID Fax: 804-289-8820SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.richmondspiders.com

RHODE ISLANDNov. 6, 2009


Location: Kingston, RIEnrollment: 15,904Founded: 1892Nickname: RamsColors: Keaney Blue, Dark Blue & WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: John O’ConnorRecord at URI (Yrs): 29-21-11 (3)Career Record (Yrs): 142-100-28 (14)2008 Record: 8-8-3Conference Record/Place: 4-3-2/T-6thPostseason: L, A-10 QuartersStarters Ret./Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 17/7SID: Jodi PontbriandSID Phone: 401-874-5356SID Fax: 401-854-5354SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.GoRhody.com

MASSACHUSETTSNov. 8, 2009


Location: Amherst, MAEnrollment: 23,593Founded: 1863Nickname: MinutemenColors: Maroon & WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: Sam KochRecord at UM (Yrs): 197-131-32 (18)Career Record (Yrs): 255-185-48 (24)2008 Record: 10-8-3Conference Record/Place: 7-1-1/1stPostseason: L, NCAA 1st Rd.Starters Ret./Lost: 7/4Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 16/10SID: John SinnettSID Phone: 413-545-1744SID Fax: 413-545-1556SID E-mail: [email protected]: www.umassathletics.com

2009 Atlantic 10Championship

Nov. 12-15, 2009URI Soccer Complex

Kingston, RI

GW’s Last Appearance: 2004Result: ChampionsTotal Appearances: 10Overall Championship Record: 4-7-2Championships: 2 (2002, 2004)

The top six teams in the 2009 A-10regular-season standings will qualifyfor the Championship. The top twoteams will receive byes into thesemi-final round.

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OVERALL ATLANTIC 10 MATCHESNo. Name GP-GS Shots G A Pts GWG GP-GS Shots G A Pts GWG13 Andy Stadler 16-14 65 14 3 31 6 8-8 31 5 2 12 29 Erick Perez-Segnini 17-10 28 5 2 12 1 9-7 19 4 2 10 1

12 Yoni Berhanu 16-10 31 4 3 11 1 9-7 18 2 1 5 115 Mike Rollings 16-11 21 3 3 9 0 8-5 7 2 0 4 03 Ryan Ruffing 16-13 37 2 3 7 0 8-7 13 1 0 2 0

10 Dave Leon 13-9 24 2 1 5 0 5-4 13 2 1 5 018 Steve Wujek 12-0 3 2 0 4 0 8-0 3 2 0 4 014 Mike Briscoe 15-0 4 1 2 4 0 9-0 3 0 1 1 07 Andrew Kroculick 13-1 5 1 1 3 0 6-1 2 0 1 1 0

19 Luke Wildy 12-7 11 0 3 3 0 7-4 6 0 3 3 05 Kyle Albrecht 15-12 9 0 3 3 0 9-9 7 1 0 2 0

22 Nikolay Aleksandrov 17-15 11 1 0 2 0 9-9 7 1 0 2 011 Brice Carr 14-11 2 1 0 2 0 9-8 1 0 0 0 020 Marcus Ranney 10-2 8 0 1 1 0 3-1 0 0 0 0 02 Byron Walker 11-9 1 0 1 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 0 01 Matt Scheer 17-17 0 0 1 1 0 9-9 0 0 1 1 0

25 Mike Burke 17-14 8 0 0 0 0 9-9 5 0 0 0 017 Jake Davis 10-10 2 0 0 0 0 7-7 1 0 0 0 06 Kory Trott 14-2 2 0 0 0 0 8-1 1 0 0 0 0

21 Theo Terris 9-0 1 0 0 0 0 4-0 1 0 0 0 026 Aldin Dervisevic 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 023 Khaled El Sayad 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 016 Will Doar 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 08 Dave Thompson 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 04 Mike Holland 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 00 Scott Goossens 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 17 273 36 27 99 8 9 138 19 15 53 4Opponents 17 216 21 22 64 6 9 116 12 15 39 3

GOALKEEPINGName GP/GS Min Saves GA GAA Save% W-L-T ShutoutsMatt Scheer 17-17 1,575:18 60 21 1.20 .741 8-6-3 4

A-10 matches 9-9 846:15 30 12 1.28 .714 4-3-2 2Scott Goossens 3-0 33:49 1 0 0.00 1.000 0-0-0 0

A-10 matches 1-0 22:52 0 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 0Total 17 1,609:07 65 21 1.17 .756 8-6-3 6

A-10 matches 9 869:07 33 12 1.24 .733 4-3-2 3Opponents 17 1,609:07 100 36 2.01 .735 6-8-3 2

A-10 matches 9 869:07 47 19 1.97 .712 3-4-2 2

SCORING TOTALS (ALL MATCHES)GP Sh G A P GWG

GW 17 273 36 27 99 8Opponents 17 216 21 22 64 6

SCORING TOTALS (ATLANTIC 10 MATCHES)GP Sh G A P GWG

GW 9 138 19 15 53 4Opponents 9 116 12 15 39 3

SCORING BY PERIOD1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

GW 16 19 0 1 36Opponents 10 11 0 0 21

Overall Record: 8-6-3; Atlantic 10 Record: 4-3-2Home: 3-2-0; Away: 4-4-2; Neutral: 1-0-1

Date Opponent Result Goalie (Record) Att.8/29 vs. George Mason^ T, 1-1 (2OT) Scheer (0-0-1) 1558/31 vs. Howard^ W, 8-0 Scheer (1-0-1) 3179/5 at Longwood L, 2-1 Scheer (1-1-1) 4329/13 #23 LOYOLA (MD) L, 3-1 Scheer (1-2-1) 4079/16 at Navy W, 1-0 Scheer (2-2-1) 4699/20 at American W, 2-0 Scheer (3-2-1) 4229/27 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 2-1 Scheer (4-2-1) 3669/30 at Virginia Tech L, 2-1 Scheer (4-3-1) 41110/10 at Xavier* T, 0-0 (2OT) Scheer (4-3-2) 22510/12 at Dayton* L, 3-1 Scheer (4-4-2) 27210/17 TEMPLE* W, 5-2 Scheer (5-4-2) 34710/19 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W, 5-0 Scheer (6-4-2) 51610/24 at Rhode Island* T, 1-1 Scheer (6-4-3) 43710/26 at Massachusetts* L, 2-0 Scheer (6-5-3) 41611/1 at Richmond* W, 3-0 Scheer (7-5-3) 16311/7 DUQUESNE* W, 3-2 (2OT) Scheer (8-5-3) 40911/9 ST. BONAVENTURE* L, 2-1 Scheer (8-6-3) 503TOTALS 8-6-3 5,795

# DC College Cup at American Univ. (Washington, DC)*Atlantic 10 Conference matchHome matches in BOLD CAPS

2008 Results

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Conference OverallW-L-T Pct. GF/GA W-L-T Pct. GF/GA

Massachusetts* 7-1-1 .833 15/5 10-8-3 .548 24/18Temple 6-1-2 .778 16/8 10-5-4 .632 31/19Dayton^ 6-2-1 .722 21/11 15-4-3 .750 46/23Saint Louis 6-3-0 .667 23/10 12-5-5 .659 41/18Fordham 5-3-1 .611 12/6 9-8-2 .526 25/19George Washington 4-3-2 .556 19/12 8-6-3 .559 36/21Rhode Island 4-3-2 .556 10/13 8-8-3 .500 20/28Charlotte 4-4-1 .500 16/13 12-6-1 .658 41/23St. Bonaventure 4-4-1 .500 9/15 6-6-4 .500 16/24Richmond 2-4-3 .389 11/14 3-12-3 .250 19/40Xavier 2-5-2 .333 7/14 3-12-3 .250 12/31Saint Joseph’s 2-6-1 .278 6/27 5-8-2 .400 13/33Duquesne 1-7-1 .167 12/19 5-10-4 .368 24/29La Salle 1-8-0 .111 6/16 2-14-3 .184 13/31* Atlantic 10 Regular Season Champion^ Atlantic 10 Tournament Champion

2008 Atlantic 10 Final Standings

Rooney Field – Duquesne UniversityPittsburgh, PA

Quarterfinals – Nov. 13#3 Dayton 3, #6 Rhode Island 2#4 Saint Louis 2, #5 Fordham 0

Semifinals – Nov. 14#1 Massachusetts 2, #4 Saint Louis 0#3 Dayton 2, #2 Temple 1

Finals – Nov. 16#3 Dayton 1, #1 Massachusetts 0

2008 Atlantic 10 Championship Results

ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

First-Team School Pos.Florian DeCamps Dayton FMark DeSantis Massachusetts FChris Salvaggione Charlotte FBen Arikian Massachusetts MJ.T. Noone Temple MKyle Patterson Saint Louis MANDY STADLER GW MCalum Angus Saint Louis BChris Brown Massachusetts BJohn Pardini Fordham BZack Simmons Massachusetts GK

Second-Team School Pos.Kedan Crosby Rhode Island FErkko Puranen Rhode Island FTyler Witmer Temple FYONI BERHANU GW MBrandon Barklage Saint Louis MMike DeSantis Massachusetts MStefan Lundberg Duquesne MAlex Torda Dayton M

Tim Ream Saint Louis BJames Suevo Temple BDwayne Williams Rhode Island BPat Disbennett Saint Louis GK

Honorable Mention School Pos.Samuel Maheu St. Bona FERICK PEREZ-SEGNINI GW FAdam Gross Charlotte MRyan Handbury Dayton B

All-Rookie Team School Pos.YONI BERHANU GW MMatt Courtenay Fordham FEvan James Charlotte FAlex Johnston Saint Louis BTom Kalpokas La Salle D/MAaron Markowitz Fordham FJack Pearson Dayton BErkko Puranen Rhode Island FCharles Rodriguez Charlotte BTyler Witmer Temple FRyan Meara Fordham GK

Academic All-ConferenceAndrew Bernhard, La Salle; Matt Chevrollier, Temple;Pat Disbennett, Saint Louis; Adam Gross, Charlotte;Kyle Hayes, Saint Louis; Ben Horner, Duquesne; DanLepone, Massachusetts; Stefan Lundberg; Duquesne;David Martin; J.T. Noone, Temple; Zack Simmons,Massachusetts; Alex Torda, Dayton.

Individual Award WinnersOffensive Player of the Year: Chris Salvaggione,Charlotte; Defensive Player of the Year: ZackSimmons, Massachusetts; Midfielder of the Year: BenArikian, Massachusetts; Rookie of the Year: YoniBerhanu, George Washington; Student-Athlete ofthe Year: Zack Simmons, Massachusetts; Coach of theYear: Sam Koch, Massachusetts.

POINTS

Player-Team GP G A Pts. Avg./GSalvaggione, Chris-CHA 19 15 8 38 2.00STADLER, ANDY-GW 16 14 3 31 1.94Patterson, Kyle-SLU 21 12 5 29 1.38Noone, JT-TU 19 7 13 27 1.42Barklage, Brandon-SLU 22 7 10 24 1.09Torda, Alex-UD 22 10 3 23 1.05DeCamps,Florian-UD 22 9 5 23 1.05Puranen, Erkko-URI 18 9 0 18 1.00Gross, Adam-CHA 19 6 6 18 0.95Witmer, Tyler-TU 19 8 1 17 0.89

GOALS

Player-Team GP No. Avg/GSalvaggione, Chris-CHA 19 15 0.79STADLER, ANDY-GW 16 14 0.88Patterson, Kyle-SLU 21 12 0.57

Torda, Alex-UD 22 10 0.45Puranen, Erkko-URI 18 9 0.50DeCamps, Florian-UD 22 9 0.41Witmer, Tyler-TU 19 8 0.42Noone, JT-TU 19 7 0.37Barklage, Brandon-SLU 22 7 0.32Russell, Jake-UR 17 6 0.35

ASSISTS

Player-Team GP No. Avg/GNoone, JT-TU 19 13 0.68Barklage, Brandon-SLU 22 10 0.45Salvaggione, Chris-CHA 19 8 0.42Arikian, Ben-UM 21 7 0.33Cuero, Andres-CHA 14 6 0.43Gross, Adam-CHA 19 6 0.32Crooks, Gary-URI 19 6 0.32

SAVES

Player-Team GP No. Avg/GFlynn, David-SBU 16 92 5.75Simmons, Zack-UM 21 84 4.00Benedict, Bryan-SJU 14 82 5.86Disbennett, Pat-SLU 22 75 3.41Tomlinson, Brock-UR 13 73 5.62

SHUTOUTS

Player-Team GP SHO SHO/GMollon, Brett-TU 19 9 0.47Disbennett, Pat-SLU 22 8 0.36Meara, Ryan-FOR 19 8 0.42Simmons, Zack-UM 21 7 0.33Picard, Tyler-UD 17 7 0.41

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1974 - NCAA Tournament


2002 - A-10 Champions & NCAA Tournament 2004 - A-10 Champions & NCAA Tournament



NCAA TournamentAppearances: 6; Overall Record: 2-6-0;

First Appearance: 1974; Most Recent Appearance: 2004

ALL-TIME RESULTS

1974 (0-1-0): Howard 2, GW 0 (at Howard University, Washington, DC)

1977 (0-1-0): Clemson 4, GW 0 (11/13/77)(Clemson, SC)

1978 (0-1-0): Appalachian State 9, GW 3(Boone, NC)

1989 (1-1-0): GW 3, George Mason 1 (11/11/89)(Fairfax, VA)Indiana 4, GW 0 (11/18/89)(Bloomington, IN)

2002 (0-1-0): American 1, GW 0 (11/23/02)(at American University, Washington, DC)

2004 (1-1-0): GW 1, North Carolina 0 (11/19/04)(Chapel Hill, NC)#16 Va. Commonwealth 2, GW 0

(11/23/04)(Richmond, VA)

Atlantic 10 ChampionshipAppearances: 10; Overall Record: 4-7-2

First Appearance: 1987; Most Recent Appearance: 2004

ALL-TIME RESULTS

1987 (0-1-0): Penn State 1, GW 0 (Piscataway, NJ)

1988 (0-1-0): Penn State 3, GW 1 (OT) (Piscataway, NJ)

1989 (0-1-0): Penn State 3, GW 2 (University Park, PA)

1990 (0-1-0): Rutgers 2, GW 0 (Piscataway, NJ)

1991 (0-1-0): Rhode Island 1, GW 0 (Kingston, RI)

1992 (0-1-0): West Virginia 2, GW 0 (New Brunswick, NJ)

2000 (0-0-1): Dayton 0, GW 0 (OT) (Kingston, RI)Dayton advances on PKs, 5-4

2002 (2-0-0): GW 4, Massachusetts 3 (Richmond, VA)GW 3, Duquesne 2

2003 (0-1-0): Temple 2, GW 0 (Richmond, VA)

2004 (2-0-1): GW 1, Rhode Island 0 (Washington, DC)GW 1, Duquesne 1 (2OT) GW advances on PKs, 4-3GW 2, Temple 0

A L L-T I M E AWA R D W I N N E R S


NSCAA ALL-AMERICA SECOND-TEAM1989 – Mario Lone

NSCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION FIRST-TEAM1989 – Mario Lone

NSCAA MIDDLE ATLANTIC REGION FIRST-TEAM2008 – Andy Stadler

NSCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION SECOND-TEAM1997 – Ben Ferry1990 – Mario Lone1989 – Chris Majewski, Bruce Heon

NSCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION THIRD-TEAM2004 – Ben Mortimer2001 – Matt Osborne, Arnar Johannsson

NSCAA MIDDLE ATLANTIC REGION THIRD-TEAM2007 – Abimbola Pedro, Andy Stadler

ATLANTIC 10 CO-COACH OF THE YEAR1992 – George Lidster

ATLANTIC 10 COACH OF THE YEAR1989 – George Lidster

NSCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION COACH OF THE YEAR1987 – George Lidster

ATLANTIC 10 PLAYER OF THE YEAR1992 – Marcelo Valencia1991 – Mario Lone

ATLANTIC 10 WEST DIVISION PLAYER OF THE YEAR1989 – Mario Lone1987 – Kenny Emson

ATLANTIC 10 ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST-TEAM2008 – Andy Stadler2004 – Ben Mortimer2002 – Matt Osborne, Michael Goldman2001 – Matt Pilkington2000 – Matt Osborne1997 – Ben Ferry1996 – Ben Ferry1995 – Chris Jones1994 – Marcelo Valencia, Moises Reyes1993 – Marcelo Valencia1992 – Marcelo Valencia, Rob Christian, Chris Majewski, Steve Masten1991 – Marcelo Valencia, Mario Lone, Chris Majewski1990 – Mario Lone, Rod Gee

ATLANTIC 10 ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND-TEAM2008 – Yoni Berhanu2007 – Abimbola Pedro, Andy Stadler

2005 – Ben Mortimer2002 – Arnar Johannsson2001 – Arnar Johannsson, Matt Osborne, Michael Goldman2000 – Matt Pilkington1998 – Ben Hatton1996 – Sebastian Rodriguez1993 – Moises Reyes

ATLANTIC 10 ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION2008 – Erick Perez-Segnini2005 – Abimbola Pedro1994 – Stephen Masten, Matt Nesbitt1990 – Chris Yorke

ATLANTIC 10 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2008 – Yoni Berhanu2001 – Arnar Johannsson1995 – Chris Jones1992 – Stephen Masten

ATLANTIC 10 WEST DIVISION ROOKIE OF THE YEAR1989 – Chris Majewski, Renzo Massa1988 – Mario Lone

ATLANTIC 10 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM2008 – Yoni Berhanu2006 – Andy Stadler2005 – Mike Rollings2004 – Matt Davis2003 – Jeremiah Burke2002 – Steve Brown2001 – Arnar Johannsson2000 – Fabio Andrade, Sean Ross

ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONSHIP MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER2004 – Derek Biss2002 – Arnar Johannsson

ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM2004 – Steve Brown, Ben Mortimer2002 – Steve Brown1990 – Andrew Morrison, Rod Gee

JEWISH SPORTS REVIEW ALL-AMERICA FIRST-TEAM2004 – Jon Allen

JEWISH SPORTS REVIEW ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION2004 – Joseph Siegel

DC COLLEGE CUP ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM2008 – Andy Stadler (MVP), Matt Scheer, Yoni Berhanu, Brice Carr2007 – Erick Perez-Segnini (MVP), Andy Stadler, Luke Wildy, Abimbola Pedro2006 – Luke Wildy, Greg McKay2005 – Matt Davis, Greg McKay2004 – Ben Mortimer2003 – Frank Ambrosio

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INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA |ALL-SOUTH1981 - Phil Smith, Tim Guidry1980 – Mohsen Miri1979 – Mohsen Miri1978 – Jeff Brown, Mohsen Miri1977 – Patrick Fasusi1976 – Patrick Fasusi1975 – Patrick Fasusi

INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA |ALL-SOUTH SECOND-TEAM1974 – Patrick Fasusi, Derya Yavalar

ALL-CAPITAL COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE FIRST-TEAM1985 – Joe Fimiani, Orville Reynolds1984 – Joe Fimiani1983 – Yared Aklilu, Joe Fimiani1982 – Yared Aklilu

ALL-CAPITAL COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE SECOND-TEAM1984 – Orville Reynolds, John Menditto, Carlos Correa1983 – Gabe D’Ambrosi, John Hudnall, John Menditto1981 – Steve Sheinbaum

ALL-SOUTH ATLANTIC FIRST-TEAM1986 - Kenny Emson1984 – Joe Fimiani

ALL-SOUTH ATLANTIC SECOND-TEAM1984 – Orville Reynolds1983 – Yared Aklilu, Joe Fimiani

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT MOST VALUABLEPLAYER1966 – Ernst Bonhomme

ACADEMIC HONORSVERIZON ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA MEN’S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR2002 – Matt Osborne

ATLANTIC 10 CO-STUDENT ATHLETE OF THE YEAR2002 – Matt Osborne

COSIDA/ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT II2007 – Greg McKay (first-team); Thomas Stuber (second-team)2006 – Thomas Stuber (second-team); Greg McKay (second-team)

ATLANTIC 10 ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM2007 – Greg McKay, Thomas Stuber2002 – Matt Osborne2001 – Matt Osborne2000 – Jeff Greenspan1997 – Ben Ferry, Matt Ferry, Omar Sigtryggsson1996 – Ben Ferry

1995 – Matt Ferry1994 – Van Martin1993 – Van Martin, Seth Morrison1992 – Werner Dasbach, Chris Majewski, Van Martin,

Seth Morrison1991 – Werner Dasbach, Chris Majewski, Renzo Massa,

Seth Morrison1990 – Werner Dasbach, Rod Gee, Andrew Morrison

ATLANTIC 10 ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION1989 – Rod Gee1988 – Rod Gee

NSCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION SCHOLAR-ATHLETE1992 - Andrew Morrison (1st), Van Martin (HM)

ISAA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN HONORABLE MENTION1985 - John Menditto

Name Years W L T Pct.Tom White 1965-69 21 34 2 .386John “Buck” Davidson 1970-72 9 19 4 .344Georges Edeline 1973-81 70 39 9 .631Tony Vecchione 1982-86 42 33 14 .551George Lidster 1987-96 94 71 24 .561John McNamara 1997 6 11 1 .361George Lidster 1998- 84 96 25 .471Total (43 yrs.) 326 303 79 .516

Coaching History

Tom White

(1965-69)

Georges Edeline

(1973-81)

Tony Vecchione

(1982-86)

George Lidster

(1987-96,

98-present)

John McNamara

(1997)

John “Buck”

Davidson

(1970-72)

GW P L AY E R S I N T H E P RO S


FABIO ANDRADENorthern Virginia Royals (USL) 2005

PAUL BOULADMonterrey Jaguars (USISL) 1996North Valley Hydras (USISL) 1995Richmond Kickers (USISL) 1994Baltimore Bays (APSL)Washington Diplomats (APSL)

MATT DAVISBaltimore Blast (MISL) 5th Round Draft Pick 2008

WERNER DASBACHChattanooga Express (USISL) 1995

DERK DROZELyngby (Danish First Division) 1998Drafted by New England Revolution (MLS) 1996New Orleans Riverboat Gamblers (USISL) 1996Arica (Chile) 1994 & 1995

KENNY EMSONWashington Mustangs (USISL) 1995Richmond Kickers (USISL) 1994

BEN FERRY Hershey Wildcats (USL) 1999DC United (MLS) 1999

MATT FERRYNorth Virginia Royals (USISL) 1998

ROD GEEChattanooga Express (USISL) 1995

BRUCE HEONWashington Stars (APSL)

MARIO LONERichmond Kickers (A-League) 1997Milwaukee Rampage (USISL) 1996Minnesota Thunder (USISL) 1995Deportiva Zunigo (Peru)Charleston Battery (USISL)

CHRIS MAJEWSKIBuffalo Blizzard (NPSL) 1994Richmond Kickers (USISL) 1994

RENZO MASSADeportiva Zunigo (Peru)

ANDREW MORRISONWashington Mustangs (USISL) 1995Maryland Bays (APSL)

SETH MORRISONChattanooga Express (USISL)

MATTHEW OSBORNENorthern Virginia Royals (PSL) 2004Northern Virginia Royals (USL) 2005

MATT PILKINGTONRichmond Kickers (A-League) 2002Northern Virginia Royals (PSL) 2004

MOISES REYESWashington Mustangs (USISL) 1995

ORVILLE REYNOLDSWashington Stars (APSL)Toronto Blizzard (CSL)Kitchener FC (CSL)

MARCELO VALENCIA Baltimore Blast (NPSL) 1998Hershey Wildcats (A-League) 1996-97Philadelphia Kixx (NPSL) 1996-98Washington Warthogs (CISL) 1995-96

GEORGES EDELINEGeorges Edeline was inducted into the George Washington Athletic Hall of Fame in1988 in recognition for an outstanding career as a Colonials soccer player. Thenative of Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, played for the Colonials from 1967-70, captained thesquad in 1970, and was twice voted team MVP. Edeline was named coach in 1973,a post he held for nine seasons, compiling a 70-39-9 record. Three of the teams hecoached participated in NCAA postseason competition. He was the first GW soccerplayer to enter the University’s Athletic Hall of Fame.

DR. PATRICK FASUSIInducted into the Hall of Fame in 2000, Dr. Patrick Fasusi, a native of Lagos, Nigeria,was an outstanding soccer player at GW for four seasons (1974-77). A center for-ward and sweeper for the Colonials, he was a four-time All-South selection by mem-bers of the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America. Fasusi played on twoNCAA tournament teams (1974 and 1977) in his four-year career. Fasusi was theteam’s MVP in both his junior and senior seasons, and was the first soccer player toearn the University’s Outstanding Men’s Senior Athlete award in 1978.

KENNY EMSONKenny Emson, inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998, won four letters insoccer (1985-88) and captained the Colonials team in 1987 and 1988. TheWorcester, England, native played midfield at GW and earned the Most ValuablePlayer honors in men’s soccer in both 1986 and 1987. His career points (69) andgoals (27) rank him sixth and seventh, respectively, on GW’s all-time lists while healso ranks ninth in career assists with 15.

DERYA YAVALARDerya Yavalar was a standout in all four seasons he donned the Buff and Blue (1972-75). Inducted in 1997, Yavalar still ranks third all-time in career goals with 34, and holdsa record for most goals scored in one match with five, a mark that has stood the testof time for close to 30 years. Yavalar, a native of Izmit, Turkey, also ranks fourth all-timein total points with 80. He was a key factor in the Colonials earning their first appear-ance in the NCAA tournament in 1974. He scored 15 goals in 11 matches and was28th in the nation in scoring while earning All-South soccer team honors.

MARIO LONEMario Lone, inducted in 2006, won four letters in men’s soccer at GW between1988-91 and is the University’s career leader in points (117) and goals (50) and is tiedfor seventh in assists (17). He also owns the single-season mark for most points (46in 1989) and shares the record for most goals in a season (19; 1989). A native ofGuatemala City, Guatemala, Lone earned numerous honors from the Atlantic 10Conference during his productive athletic career, including Player of the Year in1989 and 1991, A-10 Rookie of the Year in 1988, and first-team All-Conference inboth 1990 and 1991.

MARCELO VALENCIAInducted in 2008, Marcelo Valencia earned first-team All-Atlantic 10 honors in eachof his four seasons (1991-94) and is the only player in GW soccer history to notchmore than 25 goals and assists in a career. As a sophomore in 1992, he was namedA-10 Player of the Year and earned NSCAA All-South Atlantic Region first-team hon-ors. Statistically, Valencia ranks third on the Colonials’ career points list with 94, sec-ond with 40 assists and seventh with 27 goals. Following graduation in 1995, heplayed professional soccer for five seasons for the Washington Warthogs (CISL),Philadelphia Kixx (NPSL), Hershey Wildcats (A-Lg.) and Baltimore Blast (NPSL).

The George Washington University Athletic Hall of Fame accepts nominations annually. To see a com-plete list of GW Athletic Hall of Fame members and for more information on this prestigious group, seethe GW Athletics’ web site — www.GWsports.com — and click on “Traditions.” For deadlines andanswers to other questions or to request a nomination form, contact Director of Promotions DevinMcCalla at [email protected] or 202-994-7325.

George Washington Athletic Hall of Fame

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CAREER POINT LEADERSName ......................................G ....A..Pts

1. Mario Lone (1988-91) ................50 ....17 117

2. Matthew Osborne (1999-2002) ..45 ....20 110

3. Marcelo Valencia (1991-94) ........27 ....40 ..94

4. Arnar Johannsson (2001-03) ......40 ....13 ..93

5. Derya Yavalar (1972-75)..............34 ....12 ..80

6. Steve Masten (1992-95)..............32 ....14 ..78

7. Kenny Emson (1985-88) ............27 ....15 ..69

8. Ken Garber (1971-74) ................28 ....10 ..66

9. Ben Ferry (1994-98)....................10 ....45 ..65

t10. Orville Reynolds (1984-87) ........27 ......3 ..57

t10. Andy Stadler (2006-Pres.) ......22....13 ..57

CAREER GOAL LEADERSName ......................................................G

1. Mario Lone (1988-91) ................................50

2. Matthew Osborne (1999-2002) ..................45

3. Arnar Johannsson (2001-03) ......................40

4. Derya Yavalar (1972-75)..............................34

5. Steve Masten (1992-95)..............................32

6. Ken Garber (1971-74) ................................28

7. Orville Reynolds (1984-87) ........................27

Kenny Emson (1985-88)..............................27

Marcelo Valencia (1991-94) ........................27

10. Andy Stadler (2006-Pres.) ......................22

CAREER ASSIST LEADERSName ......................................................A

1. Ben Ferry (1994-98) ....................................45

2. Marcelo Valencia (1991-94) ........................40

3. Michael Goldman (1998-2002) ..................24

4. Steve Brown (2002-05) ..............................22

5. Matthew Osborne (1999-2002) ..................20

6. Chris Majewski (1989-92)............................19

Frank Ambrosio (2002-05) ..........................19

8. Matt Ferry (1993-97) ..................................18

9. Mario Lone (1988-91) ................................17

Paul Boulad (1985-88) ................................17

CAREER SAVES (SINCE 1978)Name ......................................................S

1. Harry Bargmann (1986-89) ......................337

2. Derek Biss (2002-05) ................................274

3. Robert Christian (1990-93)........................268

4. Nick Parypinski (1998-2001) ....................263

5. Ward McIntyre (1992-95) ..........................254

SINGLE-SEASON PT. LEADERSName (Season) ......................................Pts

1. Matthew Osborne (2002) ..........................49

2. Mario Lone (1989) ......................................46

3. Arnar Johannsson (2002) ............................42

4. Mario Lone (1991) ......................................38

5. Derya Yavalar (1974) ..................................33

t6. Matthew Osborne (2000) ..........................32

t6. Ben Ferry (1997) ........................................32

t8. Andy Stadler (2008) ....................................31

t8. Omar Sigtryggson (1997) ..........................31

10. Cengiz Sagcan (1968) ................................30

SINGLE-SEASON GOALLEADERS

Name (Season) ........................................G


t1. Mario Lone (1989) ......................................19

3. Arnar Johannsson (2002) ............................18

4. Mario Lone (1991) ......................................16


t5. Derya Yavalar (1974) ..................................15

t7. Omar Sigtryggson (1997) ..........................14

t7. Andy Stadler (2008) ....................................14

t9. Arnar Johannsson (2003) ............................12

t9. Steve Masten (1992) ..................................12

SINGLE-SEASON ASST.LEADERS

Name (Season) ........................................A

1. Ben Ferry (1997)........................................24*

2. Ben Ferry (1996) ........................................16

3. Marcelo Valencia (1991)..............................14

4. Marcelo Valencia (1992)..............................12

t5. Kenny Emson (1986) ..................................11

t5. Paul Boulad (1987)......................................11


t8. Marcelo Valencia (1994)..............................10

t8. Gary Walker (1990) ....................................10

t10. Mario Lone (1989) ........................................8

t10. Cengiz Sagcan (1968) ..................................8

SINGLE-SEASON SAVELEADERS

Name (Season)..........................................S

1. Harry Bargmann (1989) ............................131

2. Ward McIntyre (1994) ..............................121

3. Nick Parypinski (2000) ..............................113

4. Bernie Rilling (1984) ................................102

5. Harry Bargmann (1988) ..............................99

TEAM RECORDSMost Victories (Regular and Postseason): 14

(1989, 1991)

Most Regular Season Victories: 14 (1991)

Fewest Victories: 2 (1970)

Most Losses: 12 (1994, 1998)

Fewest Losses: 3 (1978, 1976, 1977)

Most Ties: 5 (1984, 1990)

Fewest Ties: 0 (1966, 1967, 1969, 1971, 1974,

1975, 1977, 1981, 2001, 2002)

Most Consecutive Victories: 10 (1977)

Most Consecutive Losses: 7 (1998)

Most Consecutive Ties: 4 (1984)

Longest Unbeaten Streak (One Season): 10 (9-0-1

in 2004; 8-0-2 in 1987; 10-0 in 1977)

Longest Unbeaten Streak (Two Seasons): 10

(9-0-1 from 1983-84)

Highest Winning Percentage: .769 (10-3 in 1977)

Lowest Winning Percentage: .235 (3-12-2 in 1999)

Most Goals Scored — Match: 12 vs. The Citadel

(1968)

Most Goals Scored — Season: 52 (2002)

Most Goals Allowed — Match: 10 vs. Maryland

(1968)

Most Goals Allowed — Season: 52 (1994)

Fewest Goals Allowed — Season: 5 (1976)

Most Shutouts — Season: 8 (1977, 1990, 1991)

Most Consecutive Shutouts: 5 (1990)

Most Shutouts Against: 7 (1966, 2006)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSMost Goals — Match: 5 by Derya Yavalar vs.

Gallaudet (1974); 5 by Roland Romain vs. The

Citadel (1966)

Most Goals — Season: 19 by Mario Lone (1989);

19 by Matthew Osborne (2002)

Most Goals — Career: 50 by Mario Lone (1988-91)

Most Matches In Which Player Scored — Season:

14 by Mario Lone (1989)

Most Assists — Match: 5 by Ben Ferry vs.

Fordham (1997)

Most Assists — Season: 24* by Ben Ferry (1997)

Most Assists — Career: 45 by Ben Ferry (1994-98)

Most Points — Season: 49 by Matt Osborne (2002)

Most Points — Career: 117 by Mario Lone

(1988-91), 50 G, 17 A

Most Saves — Match: 24 by John Lubitz vs. Penn

State (1972)

Most Saves — Season: 131 by Harry Bargmann

(1989)

Most Saves — Career: 337 by Harry Bargmann

(1986-89)

Most Shutouts — Season: 8 by Robert Christian

(1991); 8 by Chris Yorke (1990); 8 by Jeff Brown

(1977)

Most Shutouts — Career: 20 by Jeff Brown

(1976-78)

Fewest Goals Allowed — Season: 5 by Jeff Brown

(1976) in 11 games

*NCAA Record

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AAdams, Zak ............................................1998, 1999Addison, Shon ..................................................1993Ahokas, Pekka ..................................................1979Akilu, Ameha ......................1981, 1982, 1983, 1984Akilu, Mabea ..........................................1987, 1988Akilu, Yared ........................1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Al-Awadi, Farid ..................1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Al-Awadi, Salah ..................1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Al-Bussairi, Fuad ................1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Al-Noori, Hesham ............................................1971Al-Sowayei, Faisal ............................................1965Al-Yagout, Reyad..........................1977, 1978, 1979Albrecht, Kyle ..........................2006, 2007, 2008Alfaro, Hugo ..........................................1996, 1997Aleksandrov, Nikolay ..............2006, 2007, 2008Alexakis, Kostas............................1972, 1973, 1974Allen, Jon ....................................2003, 2004, 2005Almoussa, Wael ............................1975, 1976, 1977Aman, Dave........................1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Ambrosio, Frank ................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Anderson, Steve ....................................2002, 2003Andrade, Fabio ..................2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Armell, Robert ........................................1966, 1968Arreaza, Juan ....................................................2006Arrigada, Alfreda ..............................................1967Awodiya, Joshua ..............................................1977Azizrad, Ali Reza ..........................1980, 1981, 1982Azouz, Tayssir....................................................2004BBannourah, Eddie ..............1973, 1974, 1975, 1976Bannourah, Maher ..................................1973, 1974Bargmann, Harry ................1986, 1987, 1988, 1989Barron, Joe ........................1979, 1980, 1981, 1982Bayoh, Sorie ....................................................1972Beck, Jeff ..........................................................1972Bennani, Mohammed ............................1981, 1982Bennett, Bucky ..................1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Benning, David ................................................1988Berenhaut, Colin ..............................................1996Berhanu, Yoni ..............................................2008Berman, Andrew ..............................................1972Biss, Derek..........................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Bninski, Tom ................................1970, 1971, 1972Bonhomme, Ernest ..........................................1966Bonhomme, Reginald ........1968, 1969, 1970, 1971Boshart, Brian ..............................1990, 1991, 1992Boulad, Paul ......................1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Boussard, Thierry................1973, 1974, 1975, 1976Bozdogan, Levent ..............1979, 1980, 1981, 1982Briefstein, Bart ..................................................1965Briscoe, Mike ..........................2006, 2007, 2008Brooks, Larry ....................................................1998Brown, Jeff....................................1976, 1977, 1978Brown, Simon ..................................................1979Brown, Steve ......................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Bulakowski, Brian..........................1994, 1995, 1996Buresli, Naser....................................................1979Burke, Jeremiah ................2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Burke, Mike..................................................2008Bussoli, Enzo ....................................................1978CCacciola, Randy ................................................1989Calvo, Ben ..........................1973, 1974, 1975, 1976Calvo, Jorge ....................................................1977Calvo, Juan Pablo ..............1975, 1976, 1977, 1978Calvo, Paul....................................1975, 1976, 1977Campbell, Clive..................1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Cardim, Andre ........................................1999, 2000Carey, Tim ........................................................1973Cargill, Simon ..................................................1965Carr, Brice ....................................................2008Carrasco, Carlos ..........................1974, 1975, 1976Catlin, Jeremy ..............................2001, 2002, 2003Chapman, Andre ................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Chiaraviglio, Pablo ................................1979, 1980Christian, Robert ................1990, 1991, 1992, 1993Cianciosi, Mike ................................................1977Clemente, Thomas ..........................................1971Cliff, Richard ......................1980, 1984, 1985, 1986Coats, Ryan ......................................................2003Cohen, Steve ..........................................1985, 1986

Colucci, Dillon ........................................2004, 2005Cook, Art ..........................................................1991Cook, Phil ........................................................1982Corbeil, Jim ..................................1966, 1967, 1968Correa, Carlos ........................................1984, 1985Costas, Leonardo ........................1980, 1981, 1982Cruz, Mario ............................................1968, 1969Cunningham, Andrew ......................................1972Cunningham, Chris ..........................................1979DD’Alessandro, Anthony ..........................1994, 1995D’Ambrosi, Gabe..............................................1983Dambe, Griffiths ................1975, 1976, 1977, 1978Daramy, Mohamed ..........................................1973Dasbach, Werner................1989, 1990, 1991, 1992David, Melvin....................................................1976Davis, Jake ..................................................2008Davis, Matt ........................2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Delmonaco, Rich ..........................1983, 1984, 1985Dervisevic, Aldin ..........................................2008Digger, Benjamin................1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Dill, Kevin ..........................1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Doar, Will ..........................................2007, 2008Douge, Pierre ..............................1993, 1994, 1995Doukas, Peter ..................................................1971Douroudian, Akbar ..........................................1976Drissel, Pat..............................1980, 1981, 82, 1983Droze, Derk ........................1990, 1991, 1992, 1993Drykerman, Andrew......................1995, 1996, 1997Duc, Jean Fernand ............1981, 1982, 1983, 1984Dunkley, Mike ..................................................1976EEby, Chris................................................1979, 1980Edeline, Georges ..............1967, 1968, 1969, 1970Edlow, Jack ............................................1967, 1968El Sayad, Khaled ..............................................2008Emson, Kenny ....................1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Evans, Justin ......................2000, 2001, 2002, 2003FFadul, Edgardo ................................................1974Falk, Chris ..........................1981, 1982, 1983, 1984Falk, Eric ............................1982, 1983, 1984, 1985Farougi, Nasser ................................................1973Farran, Yusef ..........................................1981, 1982Fasusi, Pat ..........................1974, 1975, 1976, 1977Favale, Dominic ................................................1974Fellas, John ......................................................1972Feord, Bernard ................................................1979Ferry, Ben ..........................1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Ferry, Matt ..........................1993, 1995, 1996, 1997Fimiani, Joe ........................1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Finch, John ......................................................1965Fine, Steve........................................................1966Fischer, Luke ....................................................1997Fishkin, Eric ......................................................1976Fishman, David ............................1998, 1999, 2000Flax, Jonathan ..................................................1982Fletcher, Doug ..................................................1971Forno, Riccardo ..................1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Freeman, Abe ..................................................1971Friedman, Gregg..........................1999, 2000, 2001Froh, Robert ......................1977, 1978, 1979, 1980

Fromuth, Gus....................................................1972Fuller, Deron ..........................................1986, 1987Fulton, Elgin ....................................................2000Futey, Andy ......................................................1984GGallopo, David ............................1988, 1989, 1990Garber, Ken ..................................1971, 1972, 1973Garcia, George ......................................2006, 2007Garcia, Roberto ................................................1982Gatti, Gus ..............................................1983, 1984Gee, Rod ............................1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Gerhardt, Wade................................................2004Ghassemi, Abbas ..............1978, 1979, 1980, 1981Giambi, Guisippe..............................................1965Giovacchini, Donnie ........................................2003Goldman, Michael ..............1998, 1999, 2001, 2002Gomez, Jorge ..................................................1970Goncolves, Adam ............................................1994Goossens, Scott ................................2007, 2008Gorman, Tom....................................................1982Gray, Charles ....................................................1979Green, Nick ..................................1972, 1973, 1974Greenspan, Jeff ..................1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Greenstone, Mike ............................................1976Guerreiro, Alex ..................1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Guerrero, Gerardo........................1977, 1978, 1979Guidrey, Pete..........................................1983, 1984Guidry, Tim ............................................1980, 1981Guirand, Jean Hector ........1982, 1983, 1984, 1985HHadzima, Jamie ................................................1997Haft, Jim ..........................................................1971Harris, Adrian..........................................1986, 1987Harris, Glenn ......................1968, 1969, 1970, 1971Hatton, Benjamin ..............1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Haug, Erik ....................................................2008Heon, Bruce ......................1986, 1987, 1988, 1989Herman, Mark ..................................................1972Hermida, Manuel....................................1984, 1985Hernandez, Rodolfo ....................1969, 1970, 1971Herrera, Alfonso ..............................................1998Herz, Ronald ....................................................1979Hidalgo, Hector ................................................1968Higgins, Mike....................................................2002Hijazi, Ramzi ......................1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Hijazi, Sami ........................1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Hislop, Kali........................................................1998Holland, Mike ..........................2006, 2007, 2008Holloway, Jason..................1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Hoppy, Brian ......................1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Hough, Joel..................................1992, 1993, 1994Hoyle, Kevin ..........................................1971, 1972Hudnall, John ..................................................1983Hughes, Ethan ..................................................1999Hughes, Glenn........................................1985, 1986IIdenhere, Malachi ............................................1974Idris, Nashir ......................................................1992Ildary, Mohammed............................................1977JJadallah, Raja....................................................1977Jaszczyszyn, John ............................................2004

GW men's and women's soccer hosted its annual alumni weekend last September. The 2009 alumnievent will take place Oct. 3, with the women's team hosting Saint Joseph’s Friday, Oct. 2, at 4 p.m., andTemple Sunday, Oct. 4, at 1 p.m.

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Jelencovich, Michael ..............................1998, 1999Jensen, Adam ..................................................2003Jiha, Khalid ........................1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Johannsson, Arnar........................2001, 2002, 2003Johnson, Andrew..............................................1986Johnson, Brett ..................................................1998Jones, Christopher ..........................................1995Jones, Craig ......................1995, 1996, 1997, 1998KKahn, Gregory ..................................................1999Kalman, Michail ................................................1970Kaplan, Alan ....................................................1969Kaplan, Joe ........................1971, 1972, 1973, 1974Kaufmann, Josh ................................................1978Kelly, Jay ..........................................................1998Khorshid, Rashad..............................................1973Kimmell, Roger ......................................1965, 1966Kirchner, Robert............................2001, 2002, 2003Kit, Victor ..........................................................1969Knowles, Andy....................1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Koczan, Chris......................1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Kodish, Alan ................................1971, 1972, 1973Kogan, Jeff ......................................................1972Koka, Joe ..........................1970, 1971, 1972, 1973Kolazas, Andreas ..........................1998, 1999, 2000Kroculick, Andrew....................2006, 2007, 2008Kugler, Todd ....................................................1984Kummerle, Kevin ..............................................2000Kyriazopoulos, Evan ....................1986, 1987, 1988LLagomarsino, Jeffrey ..............................2001, 2002Lamb, Bill ..........................................................1992Landay, Jonathan..............................................1974Laporta, Rodolfo ..........................1967, 1968, 1969Layton, Tom ......................................................1989Leaning, John ..............................1965, 1966, 1967Legasse, Jon ..........................................1998, 1999Leibowitz, David ..............................................1980Leon, David ........................2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Lewis, Kirk ..........................1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Lipscomb, Tom ................................................1965Lone, Mario ........................1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Lopez, Fabian ..............................1968, 1969, 1970Lopez, Ronald ..................................................1974Lubitz, John ..................................1971, 1972, 1973Lund, Eric ..........................2000, 2001, 2002, 2003MMajewski, Chris ..................1989, 1990, 1991, 1992Major, T. Esterly ................................................1978Mammeghani, Shari ....................1975, 1976, 1977Manning, Bob ....................1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Marion, Steve ..................................................1973Markley, Jim............................................1986, 1987Marmon, Gary ........................................1968, 1969Martin, Trevor ....................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Martin, Van ........................1991, 1992, 1993, 1994Massa, Renzo................................1989, 1990, 1991Massaquoi, Alfred ............................................1971Masten, Stephen ................1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Mauro, Dario ....................................................1974Mazzarella, Julio ..........................1976, 1977, 1978McCarthy, Stephen ................................1976, 1977McConaghay, David ..............................2004, 2005McDonald, Steve ..............................................1965McIntyre, Ward ..................1992, 1993, 1994, 1995McKay, Greg ......................2004, 2005, 2006, 2007McMahon, John................................................1982Mehlferber, Walter........................1974, 1975, 1976Menditto, John ..................1982, 1983, 1984, 1985Merian, Steve ..............................1974, 1975, 1976Mesbahi, Ali ......................1993, 1995, 1996, 1997Middlestadt, Steve ................................1989, 1990Miller, Matt ........................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Miri, Mohsen ......................1977, 1978, 1979, 1980Mordwin, Bill ..........................................1970, 1971Morrison, Andrew ..............1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Morrison, Seth....................1990, 1991, 1992, 1993Mortimer, Ben ....................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Mossanar-Rhahim, Shahim................................1974

NNedelcovich, Pierre ..........................................1978Nesbitt, Matt ......................1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Newman, John ..................1968, 1970, 1971, 1972Nierman, Evan....................1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Nkole, Ananso ........................................1976, 1977Nyanor, Benjamin ............................................1973OOdu, Osogho ..............................1976, 1977, 1978Ogu, Evaristus ..................................................1967Oliveira, Felipe ................................................2001Omarsson, Fridrik ........................1999, 2000, 2001Onder, Ibrahim ................................................1973Osborne, Matthew ............1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Oyenuga, Victor................................................1973Ozipek, Hasan ..................................................1980PPachter, Sid ......................................................1976Panu, Sergio ....................................................1976Parypinski, Nick ..................1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Pasikhani, Mohammad ....................................1979Pedro, Abimbola ..........................2005, 2006, 2007Pedroso, Arturo ......................................2004, 2005Perez-Segnini, Erick ................2006, 2007, 2008Peuquet, Jason ................................................2005Pharel, Kesner ........................................1982, 1983Pilkington, Matt ......................................2000, 2001Pitzer, John ......................................................1968Pober, Richard ..................................................1970Ponos, Roman ..................................................1986Popik, Jason ..........................................2002, 2003RRahman, Jehangir ............................................1966Ranney, Marcus ..................................2007, 2008Ramos, Federico ..............................................1967Reader, Mark ....................................................1970Reich, Jeff ..............................................1987, 1988Reid, Ricky ..........................1993, 1994, 1995, 1996Reis, Karl ..........................................................1979Renner, Kyle......................................................2005Reyes, Enrique........................................1997, 1998Reyes, Miguel ..............................1991, 1992, 1993Reyes, Moises ....................1991, 1992, 1993, 1994Reynolds, Evan ................................................1970Reynolds, Orville ................1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Richardson, Donald ..........................................1967Riestra, Ben-Valle..............................................1991Rigioni, Antonio................................................1973Rigutto, Joe ......................................................1966Rilling, Bernie ..................................................1984Robbins, Fritz..........................................1982, 1983Roberson, Craig................................................1983Robert, Gerry ....................................................1976Rockman, Ronald..............................................1976Rodriguez, Mauricio ..........1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Rodriguez, Sebastian........................................1996Rollings, Michael......................2005, 2007, 2008Romain, Roland ......................................1966, 1967Romance, Mark ......................................1988, 1989Rosenberg, Murray ................................1967, 1969Rosenblatt, Frank....................................1967, 1969Ross, Sean ..........................2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Ruck, Luis......................................1980, 1981, 1982Rudd, Dan ........................................................1983Ruffing, Ryan ....................................................2008Ruiz de la Pena, Gerardo........................1972, 1973Russo, Andrea ....................1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Rutman, J. Morgan ..........................................1980SSaab, Miguel ....................................................1965San Sebastian, Luis ......................1979, 1980, 1981Sandos, Philip ..................................................1973Sanville, John ........................................1984, 1985Satter, David ................................1965, 1966, 1967Sawi, Juana ............................................1971, 1973Sawi, Moinina ..................................................1971Scheer, Matt ......................2004, 2006, 2007, 2008Schertle, Joe ....................................................1971Schneeberger, Ron ............1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Schneider, Eric ..................................................1998

Schneider, Josh ................................................1982Secka, Abdou ........................................1992, 1993Seder, Jim ........................................................1970Seyhun, Murat ........................................1971, 1972Shaffer, Albert ..................................................1971Sheinbaum, Steve ..............1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Sickler, Jan....................................1970, 1971, 1972Siegel, Joseph....................2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Sigtryggsson, Omar................................1996, 1997Sigur, Paul ..............................................1973, 1974Silverstein, Anthony................................1986, 1987Sigmon, David ..................................................2001Sirleaf, Momolu ............................1969, 1970, 1971Smith, Adam ....................................................2002Smith, Jay ..........................1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Smith, Philip ......................1978, 1979, 1980, 1981Solorzano, Carlos ........................1978, 1979, 1980Sowazi, Slumko ................................................1978Sporidis, John ....................1968, 1969, 1970, 1971Spyrou, Sandy ..................................................1972Stadler, Andrew ......................2006, 2007, 2008Stewart, Greg ..................................................1976Stewart, Meiji......................1978, 1979, 1980, 1981Stierle, Erwin ......................1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Stuber, Thomas ..................2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Suarez, Jose ......................1977, 1978, 1979, 1980Suder, Mike ............................................1973, 1974Sussman, Mike..................................................1967Szeles, Rick ......................................................1971TTamayo, Claudio ..............................................1970Taylor, Steve ................................1985, 1986, 1987Teleki, Geza ............................................1965, 1966Terris, Theo ......................................................2008Thrastarson, Bjarni........................1999, 2000, 2001Theisfeld, Hans ................................................1973Thomas, Beckham ............................................2003Thomas, John ..................................................1974Thompson, Dave ..........................................2008Thurston, Jeff..........................................1973, 1974Tran, George ....................................................1974Triandafilou, Stefan ............1991, 1992, 1993, 1994Trott, Kory..........................................2007, 2008Tucker, Ted ........................1998, 1999, 2000, 2001UUddoh, Eugene ......................................1976, 1977VValencia, Marcelo ..............1991, 1992, 1993, 1994Vallese, Robert ..................1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Van Huysen, Jim ..............................................1993Vasaff, Gundoz........................................1965, 1966Vaugeois, Michel ................1977, 1978, 1979, 1980Venn, Tim..........................................................1978Villagra, Jose ......................1974, 1976, 1977, 1978Villagra, Victor ........................................1971, 1972Vogt, Steve ......................................................2004WWalker, Byron ..........................2006, 2007, 2008Walker, Gary ......................1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Walker, Joachim ................2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Weiker, Martin ..................................................1969Wildy, Luke ..............................2006, 2007, 2008Wilee, Trent ........................2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Williams, Marty ..................1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Wilmot, Peter....................................................1974Wissler, Thomas......................................2000, 2001Wujek, Steve......................................2007, 2008YYahr, Greg ..........................2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Yavalar, Derya ..............................1972, 1973, 1974Yokaris, Angelo ......................................1984, 1985Yorke, Chris ........................1988, 1989, 1990, 1991ZZenowich, Jason ................1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Zenzano, Wilfredo ........................1974, 1977, 1978Ziegler, Henry ..................................................1967Zmrhal, Scott ......................1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Zuker, Matt........................................................1994

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MEETINGTeam W L T First LastAlabama A&M 1 1 2 1977 1994Albany 0 0 1 1999 —Alderson-Broaddus 3 1 0 1979 1982American 12 25 2 1965 2008Appalachian State 0 1 0 1978 —Baltimore 1 7 0 1967 1982Boston College 0 1 0 1990 —Boston University 1 1 0 1989 1990Bowling Green 0 1 0 1996 —Brooklyn College 2 1 1 1982 1985California First MeetingCatholic 16 3 2 1965 1986Charlotte 1 2 0 1983 2007The Citadel 3 0 0 1966 1995Clemson 0 1 0 1977 —Cleveland State 1 0 0 1987 —Coastal Carolina 1 1 1 1988 2007Davidson 2 1 0 1965 1969Davis & Elkins 1 2 1 1979 1982Dayton 4 6 4 1995 2008DC Teachers 2 0 0 1972 1973Delaware 1 0 1 2005 2006UDC 6 0 0 1977 1991Drew 1 0 0 1984 —Drexel 0 1 0 1998 —Duke 0 2 0 1992 2002Duquesne 7 7 1 1995 2008East Carolina 2 0 0 1968 1969Evansville 0 1 0 1988 —Fairleigh Dickinson 0 3 0 1981 1993Federal City College 2 1 0 1974 1976Fordham 8 2 2 1995 2007Fresno State 0 1 0 1988 —Frostburg State 2 1 0 1974 1976Furman 2 1 0 1965 1987Gallaudet 4 0 2 1965 1974George Mason 10 21 3 1972 2008Georgetown 21 10 4 1965 2007Georgia Southern 0 2 1 1994 2000Hartford 1 0 0 1991 —Howard 14 18 4 1965 2008Indiana 1 1 0 1988 1989Iona 1 0 0 1995 —Jacksonville 0 1 1 1978 1994James Madison 2 0 0 1974 1975Johns Hopkins 2 0 0 1973 1974Lafayette 1 1 0 1983 1984La Salle 6 7 2 1984 2007Lehigh 1 2 0 1990 2006Liberty 3 1 0 1986 2000Longwood 1 2 0 2006 2008Loyola (MD) 2 8 1 1965 2008Lynchburg 2 0 0 1979 1981Manhattan 1 0 0 1995 —Marist 1 0 0 1981 —Marshall 3 0 0 1992 1995Maryland 9 17 2 1966 1994UMBC 4 6 3 1969 2004Maryland-E. Shore 1 0 0 1991 —

MEETINGTeam W L T First LastMassachusetts 8 10 2 1989 2008Miami (OH) 1 0 0 1996 —Monmouth 1 0 1 2000 2002Montclair State 1 0 0 1989 —Mount St. Mary’s 4 0 0 1967 2008Navy 8 10 4 1969 2008North Carolina 2 0 0 1979 2004UNC-Greensboro 1 1 0 1988 1989North Carolina State 0 3 1 1981 2002North Florida 1 0 0 2007 2007Northern Illinois 1 0 0 1996 —Ohio State 1 0 0 1993 —Old Dominion 1 4 0 1978 1998Oneonta State 1 0 0 1996 —Oral Roberts 1 0 0 1997 —Penn State 0 10 2 1968 1990Philadelphia Textile 2 1 0 1984 1993Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1983 —Radford 5 0 1 1985 2004Rhode Island 5 12 4 1980 2008Richmond 8 2 3 1975 2008Rider 2 2 1 1989 2007Robert Morris 2 1 0 1991 1994Rochester 0 0 1 1983 —Rutgers 0 5 1 1990 1994St. Bonaventure 11 7 2 1987 2008St. Francis (NY) 1 1 0 1991 2000St. Francis (PA) 1 2 0 1996 2002St. John’s 0 1 0 1993 —Saint Joseph’s 14 6 2 1984 2008Saint Louis 1 1 0 2005 2007St. Mary’s (MD) 1 0 0 1974 —St. Peter’s 1 0 0 1992 —Salisbury State 0 1 1 1972 1973San Francisco 0 2 0 1992 2003Santa Clara 0 1 0 2003 —South Carolina 0 1 1 1983 1993South Florida 1 0 0 1986 —Stanford 1 1 0 1988 1992Syracuse 1 0 0 1989 —Tampa 2 0 0 1985 1986Temple 15 5 2 1984 2008Tennessee 1 0 0 1984 —Towson (State) 8 6 0 1966 2005Virginia 0 3 0 1982 1994VCU 0 2 0 1997 2004VMI 3 0 0 1991 2001Virginia Tech 4 5 1 1971 2008Wake Forest 0 0 1 1984 —Washington College 3 1 0 1975 1978West Virginia 10 10 2 1965 1994William & Mary 8 7 4 1965 1998Winthrop 0 1 0 2007 2007Wofford 0 1 0 1999 —Xavier 9 3 1 1995 2008Totals 326 303 79 1965 2008

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1965 (3-7-1, 3-2-0 Southern Conf.)Coach: Tom White

Opponent W/L/T ScoreLoyola (MD) L 0-7Georgetown L 0-2William & Mary* W 10-1Howard L 0-5American L 1-4Catholic L 3-4Gallaudet T 1-1West Virginia! L 0-1Davidson! L 1-2Furman! W 2-0William & Mary! W 2-0* Southern Conference Match! Southern Conference Tournament (Davidson, NC)


Opponent W/L/T ScoreLoyola (MD) L 0-3Maryland L 0-9American L 0-1Howard L 0-2William & Mary* W 6-1Georgetown L 0-3Towson State L 0-4Catholic L 2-4at Davidson! W (OT) 1-0vs. The Citadel! W 7-0vs. West Virginia! L 0-1vs. Furman! L 1-2* Southern Conference Match! Southern Conference Tournament (Davidson, NC)


Opponent W/L/T Scoreat Mount St. Mary’s W 5-1at Baltimore L 2-3at American W 2-1at William & Mary* L 1-2at Georgetown L 1-2TOWSON W 3-2at Maryland L 0-5at West Virginia* L 1-4HOWARD L 0-1GALLAUDET W 7-1CATHOLIC W 2-1at Loyola (MD) L 1-3* Southern Conference Match


Southern Conference ChampionsOpponent W/L/T ScoreBALTIMORE L 1-6WILLIAM & MARY* W 3-1at American W 2-0MARYLAND L 1-10at Penn State T 4-4at Catholic W 2-0WEST VIRGINIA L 2-3at Howard W 3-0GEORGETOWN L 1-2at East Carolina* W 10-1at The Citadel! W 12-0* Southern Conference Match! Southern Conference Championship (at Charleston, SC)


Southern Conference ChampionsOpponent W/L/T ScoreAMERICAN L 1-2MARYLAND L 0-3at Baltimore L 0-1HOWARD L 0-1PENN STATE L 0-1EAST CAROLINA* W 7-2at UMBC W 4-2at William & Mary* W 6-0at Georgetown L 0-1

at Navy L 0-6vs. Davidson! W 5-0* Southern Conference Match! Southern Conference Championship (Richmond, VA)

1970 (2-6-2)Coach: John “Buck” Davidson

Opponent W/L/T Scoreat American L 1-3at Maryland L 3-6BALTIMORE L 2-6at Navy L 0-5at Penn State L 1-6UMBC T (OT) 1-1at Howard L 1-6at Catholic T (OT) 0-0GEORGETOWN W 3-2at Towson State W 4-2


Opponent W/L/T ScoreAMERICAN L 1-3CATHOLIC W 2-1at Georgetown W 2-0PENN STATE L 1-4at Maryland L 3-5at UMBC L 2-3at Baltimore L 2-3GALLAUDET W 3-1VIRGINIA TECH W 1-0


Opponent W/L/T ScoreSALISBURY STATE T (OT) 2-2at American L 1-2at Penn State L 1-8at Catholic W 3-1at Navy L 0-6at Gallaudet W 2-1GEORGETOWN T (OT) 0-0WEST VIRGINIA L 1-9GEORGE MASON L 2-3at DC Teachers W 3-0MARYLAND L 2-4

1973 (3-6-3)Coach: Georges Edeline

Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/15 JOHNS HOPKINS W 3-19/22 at Salisbury State L 1-69/25 at American L 0-49/29 GALLAUDET T 1-110/3 CATHOLIC T 0-010/6 at Navy L 1-210/13 DC TEACHERS W 5-110/17 at Georgetown T 0-010/20 at West Virginia L 0-610/23 at George Mason W 3-110/26 MARYLAND L 2-410/30 BALTIMORE L 1-4


Opponent W/L/T Scoreat Johns Hopkins W 4-0AMERICAN W 3-1ST. MARY’S (MD) W 6-1at Gallaudet W 11-1at Catholic W 2-0NAVY L 0-2at Frostburg State L 1-2GEORGETOWN W 6-0at James Madison W 2-1at Maryland W 2-0at Federal City College L 0-3at Howard@ L 0-2

@ NCAA Tournament First Round (Washington, DC)


Opponent W/L/T ScoreCATHOLIC W 3-2at George Mason W 2-0at Navy L 1-2FROSTBURG STATE W 3-0UMBC L 1-3at Georgetown W 1-0JAMES MADISON W 3-0MARYLAND L 1-3at Washington College L 0-1FEDERAL CITY COLLEGE# W 1-0at Richmond W 5-1at American L 0-1# Won by forfeit


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/18 RICHMOND W 4-09/22 at UMBC T (OT) 1-19/25 at Maryland L 0-19/29 at Catholic W 3-010/2 GEORGE MASON W 3-010/9 NAVY L 0-210/13 GEORGETOWN W 3-010/20 AMERICAN L 0-110/23 WASHINGTON COLLEGE W 1-010/27 at Federal City College W 2-010/30 at Frostburg State W 2-0


Capital Collegiate Conference ChampionsDate Opponent W/L/T Score9/21 UMBC L 0-29/24 MARYLAND L (OT) 1-29/28 CATHOLIC W 4-010/1 UDC W (OT) 2-010/5 at Washington College W 3-010/8 at Navy W 2-110/12 at Georgetown W 2-010/15 ALABAMA A&M W 3-010/19 at American W 1-010/29 HOWARD W 2-111/2 at George Mason W 1-011/4 at Richmond W 9-011/13 at Clemson@ L 0-4@ NCAA Tournament First Round (Clemson, SC)


Opponent W/L/T ScoreGEORGE MASON W 1-0at Maryland W 1-0at Catholic W 4-0at UDC W 2-0WASHINGTON COLLEGE W 6-0NAVY T (OT) 1-1GEORGETOWN W 5-0vs. Jacksonville$ T (OT) 2-2at Alabama A&M$ L 0-4AMERICAN W 1-0OLD DOMINION W 3-1at Howard L 0-2at Appalachian State@ L 3-9$ Alabama A&M Invitational (Normal, AL)@ NCAA Tournament First Round (Boone, NC)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/16 at Georgetown W 4-19/19 at George Mason W 5-29/22 LYNCHBURG W 3-19/26 CATHOLIC W 2-09/29 vs. North Carolina$ W 1-09/30 at William & Mary$ W 1-010/3 MARYLAND W 2-110/6 at Navy L 1-210/10 UDC W 2-110/17 at American L 2-410/20 at Davis & Elkins T (OT) 1-1

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10/27 HOWARD L 0-210/31 ALDERSON-BROADDUS W 4-211/3 at Old Dominion L 1-2$ William & Mary Invitational (Williamsburg, VA)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/17 GEORGE MASON L 0-39/20 GEORGETOWN W 2-19/24 at Catholic L 0-19/27 UMBC W 5-010/1 at Maryland W 1-010/4 NAVY T (OT) 0-010/8 at Howard L 1-210/15 AMERICAN L 0-110/18 at Alderson-Broaddus W 2-110/19 at West Virginia L 0-210/21 WILLIAM & MARY W 3-110/25 DAVIS & ELKINS L 2-510/29 at UDC W 2-111/1 RHODE ISLAND T (OT) 2-2


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/11 vs Marist$ W 3-19/12 at Lynchburg$ W 2-19/16 at George Mason L 0-29/19 at Georgetown W 3-19/23 CATHOLIC W (OT) 3-19/26 at UMBC W 1-09/30 MARYLAND L 0-110/3 at Navy W 1-010/7 HOWARD W 1-010/10 NC STATE L 1-210/14 at American L 0-310/17 WEST VIRGINIA W 3-210/24 at William & Mary W 3-010/28 UDC W 5-210/31 at Davis & Elkins L 2-411/2 at Alderson-Broaddus W 1-011/7 BALTIMORE W 1-0$ Lynchburg Invitational (Lynchburg, VA)

1982 (3-10-3)Coach: Tony Vecchione

Opponent W/L/T ScoreGEORGE MASON L 0-5GEORGETOWN W 2-1at Catholic W (OT) 2-1at Fairleigh Dickinson L 0-7at Maryland T (OT) 1-1NAVY T (OT) 0-0at Howard L 1-3at NC State L 0-5AMERICAN L 1-2at West Virginia L 0-1at Virginia L 0-5BROOKLYN COLLEGE L 1-2WILLIAM & MARY T (OT) 1-1DAVIS & ELKINS W 2-1ALDERSON-BROADDS L 3-5at Baltimore L (OT) 1-2


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/3 PITTSBURGH W 3-09/9 at Rochester$ T (OT) 1-19/10 vs. Lafayette$ L 1-29/14 at George Mason L 1-39/17 at Georgetown W 3-09/21 CATHOLIC W (OT) 1-09/24 vs. UNC-Charlotte% W 2-19/25 at South Carolina% T (OT) 0-09/28 MARYLAND W 3-110/1 at Navy T (OT) 1-110/5 HOWARD L 0-110/12 at American L 1-310/15 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 0-310/22 at Brooklyn College W 1-010/26 at William & Mary L 1-210/29 TOWSON STATE W 2-1

11/5 WEST VIRGINIA W 1-011/12 LOYOLA (MD) W 1-0$ Rochester Invitational (Rochester, NY)% South Carolina Invitational (Columbia, SC)


Opponent W/L/T Scoreat Catholic W 6-0Lafayette$ W 4-0at Drew$ W 2-1GEORGETOWN W 3-0TENNESSEE W 7-0PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE W (OT) 5-4at Wake Forest T (OT) 3-3GEORGE MASON L (OT) 1-2TEMPLE W (OT) 3-2at Howard W 1-0AMERICAN L 1-2at Saint Joseph’s W 3-1at Maryland W 2-1BROOKLYN COLLEGE T (OT) 0-0WILLIAM & MARY T (OT) 1-1at West Virginia T (OT) 0-0LA SALLE T (OT) 2-2at Towson State L (OT) 2-3at Loyola (MD) L 0-1$ Drew University Invitational (Madison, NJ)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/3 CATHOLIC W 4-09/6 vs. Tampa$ W 2-09/7 at Virgina$ L 1-49/11 at Georgetown W 2-09/18 at Philadelphia Textile L 0-19/25 at George Mason L 0-59/28 at Temple L 0-210/2 HOWARD L 0-210/9 at American L 1-310/12 SAINT JOSEPH’S W 4-010/16 MARYLAND L 0-110/19 RADFORD W 3-210/23 at William & Mary T (OT) 2-210/26 at Brooklyn College W 2-110/30 NAVY W 2-111/2 at La Salle W 1-011/6 TOWSON STATE W 4-211/9 WEST VIRGINIA W 2-0$ Virginia Classic (Charlottesville, VA)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/6 at Catholic W 4-19/10 GEORGETOWN W 5-19/14 OLD DOMINION L 1-29/17 at Navy W 2-19/20 RICHMOND T (OT) 2-29/24 GEORGE MASON T (OT) 1-19/27 at West Virginia W 1-09/30 at Howard L 1-410/8 AMERICAN L 1-210/11 at Saint Joseph’s L 0-110/15 at Maryland L 0-310/18 at Virginia Tech W 1-010/19 at Radford W 4-010/22 WILLIAM & MARY L 1-310/24 at Tampa$ W 4-310/26 vs. South Florida$ W 4-211/5 at Towson State W 4-2118 LIBERTY W 2-0$ Spartan Classic (Tampa, FL)

1987 (10-5-3, 2-1-0 A-10)Coach: George Lidster

Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/9 at Georgetown W 2-19/12 at Old Dominion L 1-39/16 NAVY L 0-29/20 at Richmond T (OT) 1-19/23 at George Mason L (OT) 1-29/26 WEST VIRGINIA* W 4-0

9/30 HOWARD T (OT) 2-210/3 ST. BONAVENTURE* W 5-110/7 at American W 3-210/12 at Liberty W 1-010/14 MARYLAND W 1-010/17 VIRGINIA TECH W 3-110/21 at William & Mary T (OT) 0-010/23 vs. Furman$ W 2-010/24 vs. Cleveland State$ W 4-210/30 PENN STATE* L 0-311/4 TOWSON STATE W 3-011/7 vs. Penn State@ L 0-1*Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Florida Invitational Cup (DeLand, FL)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (Piscataway, NJ)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/5 PENN STATE* L 0-19/7 GEORGETOWN T (OT) 0-09/10 at Fresno State$ L 0-19/11 vs. Stanford$ L 0-29/14 at Navy L 0-19/17 vs. Coastal Carolina% W 3-29/18 vs. Alabama A&M% T (OT) 0-09/21 GEORGE MASON L 0-19/24 at West Virginia* W 3-09/30 at Evansville^ L 0-310/1 vs. #1 Indiana^ W 1-010/5 AMERICAN W 3-110/9 at UNC-Greensboro L (OT) 1-210/12 at Maryland T (OT) 1-110/19 WILLIAM & MARY L 0-110/22 at UMBC T (OT) 1-110/23 RICHMOND W 1-010/29 at St. Bonaventure* W 4-011/4 vs. Penn State@ L (OT) 1-3* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Domino’s Pizza Goal Rush Classic (Fresno, CA)% East Stroudsburg Kiwanis Soccer Classic (East Stroudsburg, PA)^ Kenny Kent/Aces Soccer Classic (Evansville, IN)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (Piscataway, NJ)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/2 MONTCLAIR STATE W 4-29/6 at Georgetown W 3-19/9 vs. Rider$ W 4-19/10 vs. Saint Joseph’s$ W 3-09/15 at Penn State* L 1-29/20 at George Mason W 4-29/27 LOYOLA (MD) W 1-09/30 at Massachusetts% W 3-210/1 vs. Boston University% W 2-010/4 at American T (OT) 1-110/7 UNC-GREENSBORO W 1-010/11 MARYLAND L 1-410/15 at Syracuse W 1-010/23 at West Virginia* W 3-010/25 at William & Mary L 0-110/28 ST. BONAVENTURE* W 9-011/1 NAVY W 1-011/3 at Penn State@ L 2-311/11 at George Mason^ W 3-111/18 at #3 Indiana# L 0-4* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ American University Soccer Classic (Washington, DC)% Massachusetts Challenge Cup (Amherst, MA)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (University Park, PA)^ NCAA Tournament First Round (Fairfax, VA)# NCAA Tournament Second Round (Bloomington, IN)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/31 at Boston University L 1-69/2 at Boston College L 0-39/5 GEORGETOWN W 1-09/8 vs. Towson State$ W 2-19/9 vs. Lehigh$ W 2-09/15 COASTAL CAROLINA T (OT) 0-09/19 GEORGE MASON L 0-2

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9/23 at West Virginia* T (OT) 1-19/26 at Loyola (MD) T (OT) 2-29/30 at Saint Joseph’s* W 2-110/3 WILLIAM & MARY L (OT) 0-110/7 PENN STATE* T (OT) 0-010/10 at Maryland W 1-010/12 RHODE ISLAND* W 10-010/14 MASSACHUSETTS* T (OT) 0-010/17 TEMPLE* W 6-010/20 at Rutgers* L 0-210/24 AMERICAN L 1-410/27 at St. Bonaventure* W 3-010/31 at Howard L 1-311/3 at Rutgers@ L 0-2* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ American University Soccer Classic (Washington, DC)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (Piscataway, NJ)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/7 vs. St. Francis$ (NY) L 0-19/8 vs. UDC$! W 1-09/11 HOWARD T (OT) 0-09/15 ROBERT MORRIS W 4-09/18 at George Mason W 3-19/21 at Temple* W 1-09/25 LOYOLA L 0-29/28 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 7-010/2 at Georgetown W 3-210/6 HARTFORD W 2-110/11 at Rhode Island* L (OT) 0-110/13 at Massachusetts* W (OT) 1-010/16 at VMI W 3-110/19 RUTGERS* L 1-210/23 at American W 3-010/26 ST. BONAVENTURE* W 6-110/30 at MD-Eastern Shore W 11-111/2 WEST VIRGINIA* W 2-011/4 at Navy W 2-011/8 at Rhode Island@ L 0-1* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Diadora Soccer Classic (Washington, DC)! Won by forfeit@ Atlantic 10 Championship (Kingston, RI)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/5 vs. St. Peter’s$ W 3-09/6 vs. Marshall$ W 5-09/11 at Duke% L 1-49/12 vs. NC State% T (OT) 0-09/16 GEORGE MASON T (OT) 0-09/19 TEMPLE* W 2-19/23 at Robert Morris W 4-29/26 at Saint Joseph’s* T (OT) 2-29/30 at Howard T (OT) 2-210/2 at Stanford^ W (OT) 2-110/4 vs. San Francisco^ L 0-210/7 GEORGETOWN T (OT) 2-210/14 MARYLAND L 0-410/17 at Rutgers* T (OT) 2-210/21 RHODE ISLAND* W 3-210/24 at St. Bonaventure* W 6-110/27 AMERICAN L (OT) 1-410/30 MASSACHUSETTS* W 3-211/1 at West Virginia* W 4-111/3 NAVY W 3-111/6 vs. West Virgina@ L 0-2* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Diadora Soccer Classic (Washington, DC)% MetLife-adidas Soccer Classic (Durham, NC)^ Stanford Security Pacific Invitational (Stanford, CA)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (New Brunswick, NJ)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/4 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson$ L 1-39/5 vs. St. John’s$ L 1-29/11 at Temple* T (OT) 1-19/15 at George Mason L 0-39/17 vs. South Carolina% L 1-4

9/19 vs. Ohio State% W 5-39/22 at Loyola (MD) L 0-49/25 SAINT JOSEPH’S* L 1-29/29 HOWARD L 2-410/1 at Marshall W 2-110/3 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE W 2-110/8 at Massachusetts* W 2-010/10 at Rhode Island* L 2-310/16 RUTGERS* L 2-310/20 at Maryland W 1-010/23 ST. BONAVENTURE* W 3-010/26 at American W 2-010/30 WEST VIRGINIA* L 0-2* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Diadora Soccer Classic (Washington, DC)% Chapel Hill Classic (Durham, NC)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/3 ROBERT MORRIS L (OT) 2-59/9 at Georgia Southern L 1-49/11 at Jacksonville L 0-39/14 GEORGE MASON L 1-39/17 TEMPLE* W 4-09/21 at Virginia L 0-79/24 at Saint Joseph’s* L 1-39/28 at Howard W 4-310/1 ALABAMA A&M T (OT) 2-210/3 at Georgetown L 1-410/7 RHODE ISLAND* L 2-310/9 MASSACHUSETTS* W 3-110/15 at Rutgers* L 0-710/19 MARYLAND L 0-110/22 at St. Bonaventure* W 4-010/26 AMERICAN L (OT) 4-510/30 at West Virginia* L 0-1* Atlantic 10 Conference match


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/2 THE CITADEL W (OT) 5-39/4 MARSHALL W 4-19/9 vs. Iona$ W 5-09/10 vs. Manhattan$ W 2-19/13 at George Mason L 0-39/16 at Temple* W (OT) 1-09/20 at Virginia Tech* L 1-29/23 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 4-19/27 at Howard T (OT) 1-110/1 XAVIER* L 1-210/6 at Rhode Island* L 1-310/8 at Massachusetts* L 0-510/13 at Fordham* W 4-110/15 at La Salle* L 1-210/22 DAYTON* W 4-110/25 at American L 3-410/29 DUQUESNE* W (OT) 3-2*Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Towson State Tournament (Towson, MD)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/31 vs. St. Francis (PA)$ W 3-19/2 vs. Oneonta State$ W 3-19/8 vs. Northern Illinois% W 1-09/11 GEORGE MASON L 0-19/14 at Miami (OH)^ W (OT) 2-19/15 vs. Bowling Green^ L 2-49/22 HOWARD W 1-09/27 at La Salle* L 2-49/29 at Fordham* L 2-410/4 RHODE ISLAND* L 1-310/6 MASSACHUSETTS* L 1-210/11 at Duquesne* W 1-010/13 at St. Bonaventure* T (OT) 2-210/18 XAVIER* W 2-010/20 DAYTON* W 2-010/25 TEMPLE* W (OT) 7-410/27 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 6-111/3 VIRGINIA TECH* W 2-1* Atlantic 10 Conference match

$ Georgetown Invitational (Washington, DC)% George Mason Invitational (Fairfax, VA)^ Miami (OH) Invitational (Miami, OH)

1997 (6-11-1, 4-6-1 A-10)Coach: John McNamara

Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/30 vs. Liberty$ L 1-39/1 vs. Va. Commonwealth$ L 1-29/6 at Rider L (OT) 1-29/12 vs. UMBC% W 4-09/14 vs. Oral Roberts% W 6-09/17 at George Mason L 1-39/20 at Howard L 1-29/26 at Virginia Tech* L 2-410/3 LA SALLE* L 1-210/5 FORDHAM* W 8-310/10 at Rhode Island* T (OT) 1-110/12 at #22 Massachusetts* W 2-110/17 DUQUESNE* L 2-310/19 ST. BONAVENTURE* L (OT) 2-310/24 at Xavier* L 2-310/26 at Dayton* L 1-310/31 at Temple* W 3-111/2 at Saint Joseph’s* W 5-3* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Georgetown Invitational (Washington, DC)% George Mason/Umbro Classic (Fairfax, VA)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/2 HOWARD W 3-19/5 at #20 Georgetown L 2-69/9 GEORGE MASON L 0-29/11 at Old Dominion$ L 0-29/13 vs. #16 William & Mary$ L 1-49/16 at UMBC L 2-59/19 vs. Towson% L 1-49/20 vs. Drexel% L 0-19/27 at Virginia Tech* T (OT) 1-110/2 at Fordham* L (OT) 0-110/4 at La Salle* T (OT) 2-210/9 MASSACHUSETTS* L 0-110/11 RHODE ISLAND* L 0-210/16 at St. Bonaventure* L 0-210/18 at Duquesne* W (OT) 1-010/23 DAYTON* L 0-310/25 XAVIER* W (OT) 2-110/30 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 4-011/1 TEMPLE* W (OT) 4-3* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Old Dominion/Stihl Classic (Norfolk, VA)% George Mason/Umbro Classic (Fairfax, VA)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/4 vs. Albany$ T 2-29/6 vs. Mount St. Mary’s$ W 3-19/11 vs. Georgia Southern% L 4-59/12 at Wofford% L 0-29/15 at George Mason L 1-29/21 at Howard L 1-49/26 VIRGINIA TECH* L 1-210/1 FORDHAM* W 1-010/3 LA SALLE* L 0-110/8 at Massachusetts* L 1-310/10 at Rhode Island* L 0-210/15 ST. BONAVENTURE* L 1-210/17 DUQUESNE* L 0-110/22 at Dayton* T (OT) 1-110/24 at Xavier* W 2-110/29 at Saint Joseph’s* L 0-210/30 at Temple* L 0-1* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ Georgetown Invitational (Washington, DC)% Wofford Invitational (Spartanburg, SC)

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Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/2 vs. Liberty$ W 4-19/4 at Georgetown$ L 1-29/8 at VMI W 1-09/12 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 1-09/16 MONMOUTH T (OT) 1-19/20 GEORGE MASON L 2-39/23 GEORGIA SOUTHERN T (OT) 2-29/29 TEMPLE* W 3-010/1 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 4-110/6 at La Salle* W 1-010/8 at Fordham* W 1-010/13 RHODE ISLAND* L 0-310/15 MASSACHUSETTS* L 0-110/20 at Duquesne* W 1-010/22 at St. Bonaventure* L 1-210/27 XAVIER* W 4-110/29 DAYTON* T (OT) 2-211/3 vs. Dayton@! T (OT) 0-0* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC Classic (American University, Washington, DC)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (Kingston, RI)! Dayton advanced on penalty kicks, 5-4


Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/31 vs. Howard$ W 9-19/2 vs. American$ L 0-19/6 VMI W 5-29/17 at St. Francis (PA) L 0-29/23 RADFORD W 3-19/29 RICHMOND* L 1-210/5 at Xavier* W 3-210/7 at Dayton* L 1-210/12 at Temple* W 1-010/14 at Saint Joseph’s* L 0-310/19 LA SALLE* W 4-210/21 FORDHAM* W 6-010/26 at Rhode Island* L 1-310/28 at Massachusetts* L 1-211/2 DUQUESNE* W 2-111/4 ST. BONAVENTURE* W 3-1* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC Classic (Georgetown University, Washington, DC)

2002 (13-9-0, 7-4-0 A-10)Coach: George LidsterAtlantic 10 Champions

Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/30 at Georgetown$ W 3-19/1 vs. Howard$ W 4-09/6 at Duke% L 1-29/8 vs. NC State% L 1-39/15 ST. FRANCIS (PA) L 1-29/18 at Monmouth W 3-29/22 at Radford W 3-19/26 at Towson L 0-410/4 at St. Bonaventure* L 1-310/6 at Duquesne* L 2-310/11 DAYTON* W 2-010/13 XAVIER* W 5-110/18 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 5-110/20 TEMPLE* W 3-010/25 at Fordham* W 3-010/27 at La Salle* L 1-211/1 MASSACHUSETTS* L 2-311/3 RHODE ISLAND* W 3-211/9 RICHMOND* W 2-011/15 vs. Massachusetts@ W 4-311/17 vs. Duquesne@ W 3-211/23 at American^ L 0-1* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC Classic (American University, Washington, DC)% Duke/adidas Classic (Durham, NC)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (Richmond, VA)^ NCAA Tournament First Round (Washington, DC)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/29 vs. American$ L 0-38/31 vs. Howard$ L 1-29/6 RADFORD W 4-29/10 UMBC L 2-39/13 at George Mason L 2-39/18 vs. San Francisco% L 1-39/20 at Santa Clara% L 0-69/27 TOWSON W 4-110/3 at Massachusetts* L 0-310/5 at Rhode Island* W 1-010/10 ST. BONAVENTURE* W 3-110/12 DUQUESNE* L 3-410/17 at Dayton* L 0-210/19 at Xavier* W 2-010/24 at Saint Joseph’s* T (2OT) 0-010/26 at Temple* L 1-310/31 FORDHAM* W 2-111/2 LA SALLE* W 4-111/8 at Richmond* T (2OT) 1-111/13 vs. Temple@ L 0-2* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC College Cup (Georgetown University, Washington, DC)% adidas Classic (Santa Clara, CA)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (Richmond, VA)

2004 (10-9-4, 6-3-2 A-10)Coach: George LidsterAtlantic 10 Champions

Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/4 vs. Georgetown$ L 0-19/6 vs. Howard$ W 5-09/11 at Radford T (2OT) 1-19/15 at American L 1-39/19 at Towson L 1-39/22 at UMBC L 0-39/25 GEORGE MASON L 0-210/1 at La Salle* L 1-210/3 at Fordham* T (2OT) 1-110/8 RHODE ISLAND* T (2OT) 1-110/10 MASSACHUSETTS* L (2OT) 1-210/15 at Duquesne* L 1-310/17 at St. Bonaventure* W 3-110/22 XAVIER* W 4-210/24 DAYTON* W 3-110/29 TEMPLE* W 1-010/31 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 2-011/6 at Richmond* W 4-011/11 RHODE ISLAND@ W 1-011/12 DUQUESNE@! T (2OT) 1-111/14 TEMPLE@ W 2-011/19 at North Carolina^ W 1-011/23 at #22 VCU# L 0-2* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC College Cup (American University, Washington, DC)@ Atlantic 10 Championship (Washington, DC)^ NCAA Tournament First Round (Chapel Hill, NC)# NCAA Tournament Second Round (Richmond, VA)! GW advanced on penalty kicks, 4-3


Date Opponent W/L/T Score9/2 vs. American$ T (2OT) 1-19/4 vs. Howard$ W 3-09/11 at Delaware W 2-09/17 at George Mason W 2-19/21 TOWSON L 0-19/24 RIDER T (2OT) 2-29/28 at Lehigh L 0-210/1 VIRGINIA TECH L (2OT) 3-410/7 at Dayton* L (2OT) 3-410/9 at Xavier* L 1-210/14 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 6-110/16 TEMPLE* L 0-110/21 at Massachusetts* T (2OT) 2-210/23 at Rhode Island* L 0-110/28 SAINT LOUIS* W 2-0

10/30 DUQUESNE* L 0-411/5 LA SALLE* W 3-0* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC College Cup (Georgetown Univ., Wash., DC)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/25 vs. Georgetown$ L 2-58/27 vs. Howard$ W 2-09/6 at Longwood L 0-29/9 DELAWARE T (2OT) 0-09/13 AMERICAN W 2-19/16 GEORGE MASON L 0-19/20 LEHIGH L 0-29/23 at Rider W 2-19/29 MASSACHUSETTS* W 3-010/1 RHODE ISLAND* L 0-210/8 at Charlotte* L 0-210/13 at Fordham* T (2OT) 3-310/15 at St. Bonaventure* L (OT) 1-210/20 DAYTON* T (2OT) 1-110/22 XAVIER* W 2-110/24 at Richmond* L 0-110/29 at La Salle* L 1-2* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC College Cup (American University, Wash., DC)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/31 vs. American$ W 2-09/2 vs. Howard$ W (2OT) 3-29/7 vs. Winthrop% L 1-29/9 vs. North Florida% W (OT) 4-39/14 at Loyola (MD) L 2-39/22 RIDER L 1-29/29 MT. ST. MARY’S W (OT) 3-210/3 LONGWOOD W 2-110/6 at Coastal Carolina L 3-410/9 at Georgetown W 2-010/13 RICHMOND* W (OT) 1-010/19 at Saint Joseph’s* L (2OT) 1-210/21 at Temple* T (2OT) 1-110/26 CHARLOTTE* L 0-310/28 #15 SAINT LOUIS* L 1-311/2 at Duquesne* L 1-311/4 at St. Bonaventure* T (2OT) 1-111/9 FORDHAM* W 3-211/11 LA SALLE* W 2-1* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC College Cup (George Mason Univ., Fairfax, VA)% Lancer Invitational (Longwood Univ., Farmville, VA)


Date Opponent W/L/T Score8/29 vs. George Mason$ T (2OT) 1-18/31 vs. Howard$ W 8-09/5 at Longwood L 1-29/13 #23 LOYOLA (MD) L 1-39/16 at Navy W 1-09/20 at American W 2-09/27 at Mount St. Mary’s W 2-19/30 at Virginia Tech L 1-210/10 at Xavier* T (2OT) 0-010/12 at Dayton* L 1-310/17 TEMPLE* W 5-210/19 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W 5-010/24 at Rhode Island* T 1-110/26 at Massachusetts* L 0-211/1 at Richmond* W 3-011/7 DUQUESNE* W (2OT) 3-211/9 ST. BONAVENTURE* L 1-2* Atlantic 10 Conference match$ DC College Cup (American Univ., Wash., DC)

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GW: SOMETHING HAPPENS HEREThe exceptional opportunities, resources, and experiences of

The George Washington University await you — in the class-room, on campus and in the city. As an institution of higherlearning and academic research, we have the “added attrib-utes” of offering students an academic and social life in theworld-class city of Washington, DC. As a result, we attract anexciting mix of students and faculty to GW. We create and sup-port a unique, fun and competitive atmosphere for talentedstudents and faculty from across the globe. We are able to cap-italize on the energy and excitement of a national and interna-tional city and match it to the opportunities we offer on ourcampus and in our classrooms.

Washington is perhaps the most livable major city in thecountry. With more than 40 colleges and universities and near-ly 400,000 students, student life is a major aspect of thenation’s capital. GW’s two DC campuses are perfectly situatedto make the most of that student life scene. Our Foggy BottomCampus has well-defined and recognizable gateways and ourMount Vernon Campus offers a green suburban oasis. GWprides itself on the nearly seamless fit between both campusesand the city.

But living here also means living in a “luxe” GW residencehall according to MSNBC. Under the expert care of GWHousing Programs, about 8,000 students live in the University’s32 residence halls, 26 situated in Foggy Bottom and six on ourMount Vernon Campus. GW has multiple Living and LearningCohorts that are available for students interested in the per-forming arts, foreign languages, world cultures, healthy living,politics and business leadership, among others. Our residencehalls offer data, voice and cable TV connectivity.

Since GW recognizes the connections between a sound bodyand mind, the Lerner Health and Wellness Center is a showcaseof fitness and wellness opportunities. With its 100-station car-dio-exercise area, free weights, indoor track, squash and rac-quetball courts, and 25-yard lap indoor pool, GW enhances thequality of student life and supports students’ interests in intra-mural sports, club sports and other recreational and wellnessactivities. GW students also have the opportunity to take “TheVern Express” to Mount Vernon for more recreational fun on

our NCAA regulation softball, soccer, and lacrosse fields as wellas enjoy our outdoor pool and tennis facilities, superb outdoorintramural and recreational facilities, and a low-ropes outdoorchallenge course.

When it comes to dining, GW’s own J Street, WOW Wingery,Ivory Tower, Gelman Library Starbucks and Ames Dining Roomare where you’ll find convenient campus meals. Combined theyoffer vegetarian and kosher options, as well as hot meals, grab-n-go, all you care to eat, brand favorites, salads, specialty cof-fee, groceries, and other specialty food and ethnic meal choic-es. You can dine on campus and in the city by using our declin-ing balance and flexible spending program known as ColonialCash, which is managed online and administered through ourGWorld card program. Colonial Cash can also be used for avariety of retail, convenience, beauty, mail and residence halllaundry services, and GW Bookstore purchases.

GW student life is also about honoring school traditions andstarting new ones. In addition to more than 350 student-runorganizations, the Student Activities Center, based in theMarvin Center, offers programming to educate and excite stu-dents throughout the year, from Midnight Breakfast to StressFree Zone. Other programs include AIDS Awareness Week,International Week, Welcome Week and Greek Week. Schoolspirit and Colonials varsity athletics are a huge part of GW stu-dent life. If you include the 22 NCAA Division I GW sportsteams and the 50 club and intramural teams with the local pro-fessional sport attractions including the Capitals, Redskins,Nationals, Mystics, United and Wizards, you will find a city fullof collegiate and professional sports enthusiasts.

So, you can see why we proudly say, Something HappensHere in the Classroom, Campus and City.

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CHARLES E. SMITH CENTERCharles E. Smith Center has served as the Department of Athletics

and Recreation’s home since 1975. A three-level building coveringnearly an entire city block, Smith Center serves the University as well asthe neighboring Foggy Bottom community.

Due to the recent magnanimous gift by the Robert H. Smith andCharles E. Smith Family Foundations and the Robert P. and Arlene R.Kogod families, Charles E. Smith Center is in the midst of a major three-phase, three-year multi-million dollar renovation.

The interior upgrades will feature an academic center for student-athletes, improved general admission and club seating in the basketballarena, new locker rooms, remodeled office space to centralize athleticoperations including those currently located elsewhere on campus,enhanced athletic training and weight room facilities, and a renovatednatatorium (pool area). The exterior concepts include a dynamic newmain entrance along 22nd Street, which will present a revitalized boxoffice and concession concourse, and a new VIP entrance along F Street.The project is consistent with the 2007 Foggy Bottom Campus Plan andreinforces 22nd Street as the core of the campus. The renovation proj-ect is expected to be completed by early 2011, during which time thebuilding will remain open without interruption of planned events.

Located at 600 22nd Street, NW, the main arena of Smith Centerseats 5,000 spectators and is the home of GW volleyball, men’s andwomen’s basketball and gymnastics. Also, many special events are heldin Smith Center, including annual commencement ceremonies for sev-eral of GW’s schools, as well as musical and comedic performances.Recent appearances have been made by Billy Crystal, Ray Charles, theBeach Boys, Bill Cosby, Jerry Seinfeld and Robin Williams.

In addition to the main arena, the facility includes two auxiliarygymnasiums, which are used for gymnastics and baseball practice aswell as basketball, volleyball, badminton, indoor soccer and manyother activities.

The facility includes an eight-lane, 25-yard pool, which is also thehome of the Colonials swimming and water polo teams. The pool fea-tures an aquatics scoreboard manufactured by Colorado Time Systemswith an eight-lane display as well as a new records board, both installedin 2004. In addition to recreational swimming, the pool is used forscuba diving classes.

In 1995, both upper baseline seating areas were renovated and fea-ture chair-back seating. The arena has hosted a USA vs. Cuba volleyballmatch and the USA women’s basketball national team.

Smith Center underwent a multi-phase renovation in 1996 to furtheraccommodate the needs of GW athletics and special events. The ren-ovations allowed for an expanded fitness center, more space and larg-er locker rooms for varsity athletics. Smith Center features a scoreboardsystem installed in September 2004. The state-of-the-art BARCO sys-tem includes a center-hung scoreboard with four high-resolution videoscreens, two auxiliary scoreboards, two LED displays as well as basket-ball shot clocks, locker room clocks and time-of-day clocks. In

September 2005, the lower season ticket holders section was renovat-ed with new chairback seating.

LERNER HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTEROpened on Aug. 29, 2001, the four-level, multi-million dollar Lerner

Health & Wellness Center across 23rd Street from Smith Center affordsstudents a state-of-the-art recreational facility. The building houses fourbasketball courts; four racquetball courts; six international squashcourts; free weights and cardio equipment; a jogging track; a three-lane,25-yard lap pool; locker rooms; steam and sauna rooms; RecreationalSports offices and meeting rooms, as well as underground parking for110 vehicles. For individual fitness, aerobics classes are held as well asclinics ranging from weight training to therapeutic massage techniques.Exercise bikes and a running track circling the upper level are availableas are free weights and Lifefitness weight machines for circuit training.

MOUNT VERNON ATHLETICS FACILITYThe GW-Mount Vernon Athletic Facility is home to Colonials soccer,

lacrosse, tennis and softball. The facility includes a synthetic turf fieldfor soccer and lacrosse, a softball diamond, a six-lane, 25-yard outdoorpool, 11 hard courts for tennis and a small gymnasium. The facility alsoincludes newly-renovated coaches offices, locker rooms and supportareas for these teams.

ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICESThe GW Department of Athletics employs five full-time academic

support staff members, 30-40 tutors to help 400-plus student-athletes.Because of the unique challenges created by the transition to both col-lege academic and athletic competition, the academic coordinators —along with student-athlete peers — provide ’Welcome’ activities forfreshmen as well as other opportunities to discuss issues such as timemanagement, campus resources, study strategies and adjustment tothe college experience.

Architectural concept rendering of the renovated Charles E. Smith Center, the home of George Washington Athletics.

The Soccer and Lacrosse Field at GW’s Mount Vernon Campus.

2009 Colonials Men’s Soccer

DAY DATE OPPONENT TIMESEPTEMBERWed 2 vs. American $ 5:00 pmSat 5 vs. Howard $ 5:00 pmTUE 8 UDC 4:00 PMFri 11 at California 7:00 pmWED 16 LONGWOOD 4:00 PMTue 22 at Virginia 7:00 pmSAT 26 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 3:00 PMWED 30 NAVY 3:00 PM

OCTOBERSun 4 at Rider 1:30 pmFri 9 at Charlotte* 7:00 pmSun 11 at Saint Louis* 2:00 pmFri 16 at La Salle* 7:00 pmSun 18 at Fordham* 1:00 pmFRI 23 XAVIER* 1:00 PMSUN 25 DAYTON* 2:00 PMSAT 31 RICHMOND* 3:00 PM

NOVEMBERFRI 6 RHODE ISLAND* 2:00 PMSUN 8 MASSACHUSETTS* 1:00 PMThu-Sun 12-15 Atlantic 10 Championship

(URI Soccer Complex, Kingston, RI)

Home matches (in CAPS) at Mount Vernon AthleticComplex, 2100 Foxhall Rd., NW

$ - DC College Cup (George Mason Stadium, Fairfax, VA)* - Atlantic 10 Conference match

Documents

2009 GW Men's Soccer Media Guide