2009 Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Men's Soccer Guide

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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville 2009 Cougar Men’s Soccer

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About SIUETable of Contents

Location Edwardsville,IllinoisFounded �957Enrollment �3,602Nickname CougarsSchoolcolors RedandWhiteFacility RalphKorteStadiumCapacity 4,000Affiliation NCAADivisionI(Reclassifying)Conference OhioValleyChancellor Dr.VaughnVandegriftAthleticsDirector Dr.BradHewittFacultyRepresentative Dr.JohnMeisel

SIU Edwardsville MinutesfromdowntownSt.Louis 25Acres 2,660Student/Facultyratio �6to�Averageclasssize 25Percentoffull-timeinstructionalfacultyhaveaterminaldegree 82AccreditedbyTheHigherLearningCommissionoftheNorthCentralAssociation

SIU Edwardsville Students Studentswhoresideoncampus 3,500AveragefreshmanACTscore 22.6Financialaid $95.6million(AY07)TotalAlumni 82,300

Program History Firstyearofmen’ssoccer �967Overallall-timerecord 472-230-56No.yrs.inNCAATourn./last 2�/2007NCAATournamentRecord 32-�9LastPostseasonopponent NorthernKentucky

Team Information OverallRecordlastyear 5-8-�Finalrankinglastyear(poll) n/aStartersreturning/lost 7/4Letterwinnersreturning/lost �5/5

SIU Edwardsville Staff HeadCoach KevinKalishAlmaMater,Yr. SaintLouis‘99Recordatschool,Yrs. 5-8-1(2ndseason)CareerRecord,Yr. 5-8-1(2ndseason)Besttimeofdaytoreachcoach 10a.m.AssistantCoaches KipThompson, BrianJonesHeadAthleticTrainer GerrySchlemer

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HeadCoachKevinKalish 650-2868 E-mail [email protected] 650-2476 E-mail [email protected] 650-2883Tickets 650-284�UniversityHousing 650-3931AcademicAdvising 650-3722FinancialAid 650-3880WebSite www.siuecougars.com

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SportsInformationDirector(SID) EricHessSIDofficephone 650-3608Homephone 656-0510SIDGraduateAssistant BruceRobidouSIDGraduateAssistantphone 650-3155SIDFAX 650-2296SID’sE-mail [email protected] 650-3383SIDMailingAddress CampusBox1129 Edwardsville,IL62026

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General Information1...QuickFacts•1...ContactInformation•1...MediaInformation•2...AthleticsValues•2....AthleticsPhilosophy•3...RalphKorteStadium/BobGuelkerField.

About Southern Illinois University Edwardsville4...OverviewofSIUE•4...ListofMajorsatSIUE•5...UniversityMap•6...HousingOptions•7....ContactSIUE•8...ChancellorVaughnVandegrift•9...AthleticsDirectorDr.BradHewitt.

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2008 Season Review26...SeasonRecap•27...2008Results•28...2008IndividualStatistics•29...2008TeamStatistics.

History30-3�...All-TimeLetterWinners•32...All-Americans•33...CougarsinthePros•34...NCAATournamentResults•35...1972and1979NationalChampions•36-37...HallofFame•38...CareerScoring•39...TeamRecords(Season)•39...Single-GameIndividualRecords•39...Single-GameTeamRecords•40-41...LeadersbySeason•42-46...Year-by-YearResults•47...SeriesRecords•48...JackBlakeAward.

CoversDesignedbyMulti-Ad(Peoria,Ill.).Backcoverincludesschedule.

Coaching Staff10...HeadCoachKevinKalish•11...CoachingRecords•11...AssistantCoachKipThompson•11...GoalkeepersCoachBrianJones.

2009 Season Preview12-13...SeasonPreview•13...SchedulePreview•14-15...RosterBreakdown•16-23...Student-AthleteBiographies•24-25...2009Opponents...•25MissouriValleyConference.


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Athletics Philosophy and Values

RyanWilhelm

TheIntercollegiateAthleticsProgramatSouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvillehasbeendevelopedwiththebeliefthatintercollegiatesports,subscribingtotheprinciplesofgoodsportsmanship,rulescomplianceandintegrity,arebeneficialactivitieswhichcontributetothephysical,intellectualandsocialexperiencesoftheentireUniversitycommunity.IntercollegiateAthleticsshouldcomplementtheinstructional,research,andserviceprogramsoftheUniversityandmustfunctionwithintheframeworkoftheUniversity’soverallgoals. InharmonywiththestatedmissionoftheUniversity,thegoalsofIntercollegiateAthleticsaretoenhancethephysicalandintellectualabilitiesofthoseparticipatingintheprogramandtoprovideforthephysicalandsocialwelfareofourstudent-athletes,aswellastoprovidespectatorbenefitsfortheUniversitycommunityandthecommunityatlarge.TherecognitionthatthegoalsoftheAthleticsProgramareintegratedintothegoalsofthegeneralacademicprogramshouldguidetheactivitiesofthoseresponsiblefortheconductofIntercollegiateAthletics.SIUEAthleticsmustenhance,notdetractfrom,theUniversity’seducationalprogram. IntercollegiateAthleticsisintendedtoprovidestudentswithopportunitiestoenhancetheireducation,torepresenttheirUniversityandtoparticipateinathleticswhiledevelopingskillandunderstanding.ParticipationintheIntercollegiateAthleticsProgramisalwayssecondarytotheacademicobligationofthestudent.Tothisend,itistheresponsibilityofthoseadministeringtheprogramtoschedulethelengthofplayingseasons,thefrequencyofpracticesessionsandthenumberofcontestssothattheyshallnotunreasonablyconflictwithstudents’obligationstoattendclassregularly;tostudy;todeveloptheirintellectual,moralandsocialfaculties;andtograduatefromtheUniversityaseducatedmenandwomen.

Higher EducationNogoalofoursexceedsthemandatetoeducateandgraduatethestudent-athlete.WearededicatedtobeingconsistentwiththeeducationalpurposeoftheUniversity.

Rules and RegulationsWearededicatedtoenforcingadherencetotherulesandregulationsoftheNCAAbyourstudent-athletes,coachesandadministrators.

Pursuit of ExcellenceIntercollegiateAthletics,withitsemphasisonexcellenceatalllevelsofplay,providesopportunitiesforundergraduate/graduatestudentstounderstandtherewardsthatcomefromdedicationtoalargerpurposeanddeveloptheirpersonal,physicalandintellectualskills.

CitizenshipWebelievethatthevaluesofcitizenshiparerealizedthroughsportsmanshipandethicalplayinathletics.Wearecommittedtoteachingourstudent-athletesessentialskillsthatwillprovideforalifetimeofcontributionstotheircommunity,stateandnation.

Amateur SportsmanshipParticipationinamateursportsprovidesthestudent-athletewithopportunitiestoexperienceanddeveloplifeskillsintheareasofleadership,discipline,teamwork,goal-setting,self-respectandrespectforothers.

SIUE Athletics Values

SIUE Athletics PhilosophyIntercollegiateAthleticsshouldcomplementtheinstructional,research,andserviceprogramsoftheUniversityandmustfunctionwithintheframeworkoftheUniversity’soverallgoals.


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Ralph Korte Stadium/Bob Guelker Field

ThefieldwasnamedafterRobert(Bob)Guelkerwhopassedawayafterthe1985season.Guelker,whowasanOlympiccoach,ledSIUEtotwonationaltitles,includingthefirstDivisionIItitlein1972andtheUniversity’sfirstNCAADivisionIcrownin�979.

BobGuelker,holdingthesoccerball,wastheU.S.OlympicCoachin�972.

RalphKorteStadiumwasfirstusedin1994asthesiteofthetrackandfieldeventsfortheU.S.OlympicFestival-’94.Ithassincebeenthesiteofnumerouslocal,regional,state,nationalandinternationalsocceraswellastrackandfieldevents.

Location•SouthwestcornerofSIUE’scampusonStadiumRoad.•EasilyaccessiblefromSouthwesternIllinoisandMetroSt.Louis(lessthan25minutesfromdowntownSt.Louis)

Soccer•BobGuelkerField(namedafterHallofFamerwhocoachedatSIUEfrom1967to1985)•Insidetheovaltrack•European-styleatmosphere•Fieldsizeof73yardsby�20yards•Syntheticturffield

Seating•Permanentcapacityof3,000•Extraseatingoneastsideofthestadiumfor�,000more

Parking•Morethan1,000spaces•Adjacentparkingavailableforoverflowofmorethan5,000

Lighting•Fourbanksoflightswith37-42footcandles•Mountedon100-footpoles

Practice Fields•SIUEsoccerboaststwofull-sizefieldsforpracticebehindthestadium

Supporting Facilities and Equipment•Separatelockerroomsformenandwomen•Lockerroomforvisitingteams•Fulltrainingroomfacilities•Full-sizepressbox•RoomforVIPsinskybox•Twosetsofpublicrestrooms•Full-serviceconcessionstand

Project Cost•$5.5millionin�994•Fundedthroughprivateandpublicresources

SIUE’sKorteStadiumrecentlycompletedarenovationwithstate-of-the-artartificialgrassin2009.



ThefollowingisanalphabeticallistofSIUEAcademicPrograms.Visitwww.siue.eduformoreinformationaboutspecializationsattheundergraduateorgraduatelevels.

Accountancy—B.S.A.,M.S.A.Anthropology—B.A.,B.S.Art—B.A.,B.S.,M.F.A.ArtandDesign—B.F.A.ArtTherapyCounseling—M.A.BiologicalSciences—B.A.,B.S.,M.A.,M.S.BiotechnologyManagement—M.S.BusinessAdministration—B.S.,M.B.A.BusinessEconomicsandFinance—B.S.Chemistry—B.A.,B.S.,M.S.CivilEngineering—B.S.,M.S.CriminalJusticeStudies—B.A.,B.S.ComputerEngineering—B.S.ComputerManagementandInformationSystems—B.S.,M.S.ComputerScience—B.A.,B.S.,M.S.ConstructionManagement—B.S.Dentistry—D.M.D.EarlyChildhoodEducation—B.S.

Earth&SpaceScienceEducation—B.S.Economics—B.A.,B.S.EconomicsandFinance—M.A.,M.S.EducationalAdministration—M.S.Ed.,S.D.ElectricalEngineering—B.S.,M.S.ElementaryEducation—B.S.,M.S.Ed.English—B.A.,B.S.,M.A.EnvironmentalSciences—M.S.EnvironmentalScienceManagement—M.S.ForeignLanguagesandLiterature—B.A.,B.S.GeographicalStudies—M.S.ProfessionalDevelopmentSequencesinGISGeography—B.A.,B.S.HealthEducation—B.S.History—B.A.,B.S.,M.A.IndustrialEngineering—B.S.InstructionalDesignandLearningTechnologies—M.S.Ed.Kinesiology—B.S.,M.S.Ed.LiberalStudies—B.L.S.LiteracyEducation—M.S.Ed.ManufacturingEngineering—B.S.MarketingResearch—M.M.R.MassCommunications—B.A.,B.S.,M.S.

MasterofArtsinTeaching—M.A.T.MathematicalStudies—B.A.,B.S.Mathematics—M.S.MechanicalEngineering—B.S.,M.S.Music—B.A.,B.M.,M.M.NursePractitioner—M.S.Nursing—B.S.,M.S.Pharmacy—Pharm.D.Philosophy—B.A.,B.S.Physics—B.A.,B.S.,M.S.PoliticalScience—B.A.,B.S.Psychology—B.A.,B.S.,M.A.,M.S.PublicAdministration—M.P.A.SchoolPsychology—S.D.SecondaryEducation—M.S.Ed.SocialWork—B.A.,B.S.,M.S.W.Sociology—B.A.,B.S.,M.A.SpecialEducation—B.S.,M.S.Ed.SpeechCommunication—B.A.,B.S.,M.A.SpeechLanguagePathology—M.S.Speech-LanguagePathologyandAudiology—B.A.,B.S.TheaterandDance—B.A.,B.S.

List of Majors at SIUE

Overview of SIUE Formorethan50years,SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvillehaspreparedstudentstobecomeleadersintheircommunityandprofessionalsintheirfieldsofstudy.SIUEstudentschoosefromdegreeprogramsrangingfromcareer-orientedfieldstoliberalarts.Graduatesarepreparedforthechallengesoftoday’scompetitiveworkforceandgraduateschool. Nearseveralmajorinterstates,thecampusisbeautifullysituatedon2,660acresofwoodlandonbluffsneartheMississippiRiver,yetonly25minutesfromdowntownSt.Louis.TheUniversity’soutstandingprograms,faculty,location,andaffordabilitymakeSIUEyourbestchoiceforasuccessfulacademiccareer.

A Great Value SIUEhasoneofthelowesttuitionratesamongfour-yearpublicuniversitiesinIllinois.Lastyear,SIUEstudentsreceivedmorethan$92millioninfinancialaid,andmorethan�,500studentsareemployedoncampus. UndergraduatestudentsrealizeevenmoresavingswiththeSIUEtextbookrentalprogram.High-abilitystudentsmayqualifyforfour-yeartuitionscholarshipsandacademicsupportthroughtheMeridianScholarshipProgram.TheJohnettaHaley,Housing,Provost,Foundation,Athletic,anddepartmentalmeritscholarshipsalsoareavailable.

Key Web SitesAdmissionCounselors/CampusTours www.siue.edu/prospectivestudentsAlumniServices www.siue.edu/alumniApplicationforAdmission www.siue.edu/applyCareerDevelopmentCenter www.siue.edu/careerdevelopmentcenterHousingOffice www.siue.edu/housingIntercollegiateAthletics www.siuecougars.comStudentFinancialAid www.siue.edu/financialaidFrequentlyAskedQuestions www.siue.edu/contact/faq.shtmlTheMovetoDivisionI www.siuecougars.com/links/d1index.htmlTextbookServices www.siue.edu/MUC/textbooks.htmlLovejoyLibrary www.siue.edu/lovejoylibrary



1.RendlemanHall(RH)2.FoundersHall(FH)3.AlumniHall(AH)4.PeckHall(PH)5.LovejoyLibrary(LB)6.DunhamHall(DH)7.ScienceBuilding(SL)8.MorrisUniversityCenter(MUC)9.ArtandDesignBuilding(AD)10.ReligiousCenter(RC)11.MetcalfStudentExperimentalTheater(ST)12.StudentFitnessCenter(SC)13.VadalabeneCenter(VC)14.EarlyChildhoodCenter(ECC)15.CougarVillageCommons(CC)16.SupportingServices(SS)/UniversityPolice(UPOL)17.WoodlandResidenceHall(WR)18.PrairieResidenceHall(PR)19.EngineeringBuilding(EB)20.B.BarnardBirgerHall(BH)21.BluffResidenceHall(BR)22.MuseumOperations(MO)23.200UniversityPark(U2)24.100NorthResearchDr.25.95NorthResearchDr.26.UniversityParkAdministration(U1)27.SchoolofPharmacyLab(PL)28.NationalCorn-to-EthanolResearchCenter(NC)29.RalphKorteStadium(KS)30.EnvironmentalResourcesTrainingCenter(ERTC)31.TechnologyandManagementCenter(TC)32.StrattonQuadrangle(SQ)33.EvergreenResidenceHall(ER)34.47NorthResearchDr.35.110NorthResearchDr.36.BiotechnologyLaboratoryIncubator(BL)37.SIUSchoolofDentalMedicineImplantClinic(IC)38.LibraryStorageFacility(LS)39.SwimmingPool(SW)40.Heating&RefrigerationPlant(HR)41.OutdoorRecreationalSportsComplex(OR)42.UniversityHousing/Fraternity(FR)43.CounselingCenter(CS)44.SIUECreditUnion(CU)45.ShawSkyLab(SH)

Key to Campus

Nearseveralmajor interstates, thecampus isbeautifullysituatedon2,660acresofwoodlandonbluffsnear theMississippiRiver, yet only 25minutes fromdowntownSt. Louis.TheUniversity’s outstanding programs, faculty,location,andaffordabilitymakeSIUEyourbestchoiceforasuccessfulacademiccareer.

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Housing at SIUE AllresidencehallsatSIUEaresetupinsuite-styleliving,withfourpersonspersuite,twopersonsperroomandfourpersonssharingabathroom.Eachcarpetedlivingunitisfurnishedwithtwobeds(withextralongmattresses),twodesksandtwodressers.Bedsarebunkableandraiseuphighenoughforadditionalstoragespace.Eachroomcontainstwoactivedatajackswithaccesstothecampusnetworkandoneactivetelephonejack,withtheoptiontopurchaseasecondline.Allroomsareequippedwithbasicexpandedcable,temperaturecontrolsforcomfort,smokealarmsandsprinklers.Eachwingintheresidencehallfeatures24-hourstudyandsociallounges.Socialloungescontainamicrowave,sinkandtelevisionandaregreatareastomeetcommunitymembersandrelax.Moreover,eachhallhasa24-hourlaundryfacility,24-hourcomputerlabandLearningResourceCenter. Evergreen HallisSIUE’snewestresidentialfacility,havingopenedinAugust2007.Hometoupperclassresidents,itfeaturesapartment-andsuite-stylelivinginaresidencehallenvironment.Studentschoosebetweenvariousfloorplans,mostofwhichincludeprivatebedrooms.Thisfacilityhousesamultifunctionroom,meetingroomsandafitnesscenter.EvergreenHallislocatedacrossfromtheArt&DesignBuildingatthecornerofCircleDriveandWhitesideRoad.ItishometotheSecondYearExperienceProgram,wheresecond-yearresidentscancontinuetodeveloptheirleadershipandacademicstudyskills. Bluff HallopenedAugust200�.ThisbuildingislocateddirectlyacrossfromtheEngineeringandArt&Designbuildingsandhousestraditionally-agedfreshmen.Theactivitywingboastsamultifunctionroom,LearningResourceCenter,aclassroomanda24-hourcomputerlab.Ifyouneedasnack,youcanalwayspurchasegrab-and-goitemsfromtheBluffHallCafe.BluffHallishometoFocusedInterestCommunities. Prairie HallopenedtofreshmenstudentsinAugust�998.Thishallhousestraditionally-agedfreshmen.ResidentslivinginPrairieareencouragedtoparticipateintheFreshmenHorizonsProgram--aprogramdesignedtohelpstudentsbesuccessfulintheiracademiccareer,adjusttotheirnewsocialenvironment,getinvolvedoncampusandbecomeinvolvedinadynamicandcaringcommunity.PrairieHallhasamultifunctionroom,LearningResourceCenter,aclassroomand24-hourcomputerlab. Woodland Hallwasopenedin�994andhousesalllevelsofundergraduatestudents.WoodlandHallishometotheResidenceHousingAssociation,whichprovidesfundingforprogramstotheHallCouncilsandresidentsinUniversityHousing.ThisgroupalsoactsasanadvisoryboardtotheDirectorofUniversityHousing.TheWoodlandHallactivitywingaccommodatesstudentactivitiesinthemultifunction,conferenceandmeetingrooms.Ifyouneedaquickbreakfastordinneritem,picksomethingupfromtheWoodlandCart,openlimitedhoursMon.–Fri. Dining Servicesservestheentirecampuscommunity,includingtheresidencehallstudents,facultyandstaff.ThefacilitiesincludetheCenterCourtFoodCourt,TheDensports-themeddiningarea,tableservicediningattheUniversityRestaurantandtheCommonsGrill,asatellitediningareaintheCougarVillageCommonsBuilding. Cougar Villagehas496studentapartmentsin62buildings.Itishometosinglestudents,graduatestudentsandfamilyresidents.TraditionalfreshmanarenotallowedtoresideinCougarVillageunlesstheyarecontractedfamilyresidents.AsofFall2000,allapartmentswerefullyrenovated,whichbroughttechnologicalupdatesandamorecomfortableatmospheretotheapartments.CougarVillageisjustashortwalkorshuttleridefromclassroomsandmaincampusbuildings. Applicantsmaychooseasharedbedroom(twopeopleinabedroomdesignedfortwo)oraprivatebedroom(onepersoninabedroomdesignedforone).Privatebedroomsareinverylimitedsupply.

Services and Facilities at Cougar Village•ConvenientcampusaccessviaCougarShuttle.(Freebusserviceoncampus)•CommonsBuildingwithlaundry,computerlab,televisionlounge,meetingandactivityareas,andtheCommonsGrillLaundriesavailableonthe400side•Communityprograms•PublictransportationtonearbycommunitiesandSt.LouisviaMetroLink•Lockedmailboxes•Recreationarea,includingbasketball,tennisandsandvolleyballcourts•Regularpolicepatrols•Smoke-free•Expandedbasiccable•Activetelephonejacksineachroom•WirelessaccesstotheSIUEnetwork(activedatajacksalsoavailable)•Airconditioning

Off-Campus HousingForthosestudentsinterestedinfindingoff-campuslivingaccommodations,belowaretwoWebsiteswhichSIUEhascreatedtomakethesearchalittlebiteasier.TheyincludeaccommodationsinEdwardsville,GlenCarbonandsurroundingareas.Thoughtheselistsarecomprehensive,theymaynotincludeabsolutelyeveryrentalpropertyinthearea.

http://www.siue.edu/housing/pdf/off_campus_listing_08.pdfhttp://siue.och�0�.com

FormoreinformationonallhousingoptionsforSIUEstudents,pleasevisithttp://www.siue.edu/housing.OrcontacttheCentralHousingOfficebymail,phone,fax,oremailforanswerstoanyofyourhousingquestions.

CentralHousingOfficeCampusBox1056RendlemanHallEdwardsville,Ill.62026-�056phone-(618)650-3931fax-(618)[email protected]



Contact SIUE Athletics

DerekBurtonWomen’sSoccer

GaryCollinsBaseball

LennoxForresterMen’sBasketball

ToddGoberVolleyball

AmandaLevensWomen’sBasketball

KevinKalishMen’sSoccer

JenniferJakelWomen’sGolf

DavidRayWrestling

SandyMontgomerySoftball

KylerUpdykeM/WTennis

KyleViehlMen’sGolf

SIUE Head Coaches

ToddGarzarelliAssociateDirector

forExternalOperations

JaciDeClueAssistantAthleticDirector

Compliance/StudentServices

JohnMeiselFacultyAthleticRepresentative

EricHessDirectorofSportsInformation

JasonCoomerAssistantAthleticDirectorforSalesandMarketing

BryanBeltAssistantAthleticDirector

forFinancialAffairs

SamanthaEasterleyEventManagementandOperationsCoordinator

JoePottDirectorof

BroadcastOperations

ContactSIUE Athletics

Phone: 618-650-2871Tickets: 618-650-2841

General E-mail: [email protected]

Tickets Email:[email protected]

SandyMontgomeryAssociateDirector/

SeniorWomanAdministrator

KareemJacksonInterimM/WTrack&Field

EileenMcAllisterInterimM/WCrossCountry



ChancellorVaughnVandegrift Dr.VaughnVandegriftwasappointedtheseventhchancellorofSouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvilleonJuly1,2004. Emphasizingteaching,researchandpublicserviceprograms,SIUEisafully-accreditedpublicinstitution—beautifullysituatedinEdwardsvilleon2,660acresjust25milesfromSt.Louis—awardingdegreesin44baccalaureateand64master’sprogramsencompassingtheartsandsciences,nursing,education,business,andengineering.TheSchoolsofPharmacyandDentalMedicineawardfirstprofessionaldegrees,theD.M.D.andthePharm.D.Forthefourthconsecutiveyear,SIUEhasbeenheraldedbyU.S.NewsandWorldReportforitsSeniorAssignmentProgram,anintegrativelearningexperiencerequiredofallseniorspriortograduation.U.S.NewslistsSIUEamongthetop10publicuniversitiesintheMidwest-Master’scategoryforthesecondconsecutiveyear.ThemaincampusincludesUniversityPark,aresearchparkestablishedtoenhanceeconomicdevelopment.TheEdwardsvillecampusalsoissupplementedbycampusesinEastSt.LouisandAlton. Sincethetimeofhisappointment,VandegrifthasbeeninstrumentalinguidingtheUniversitytowardfulfillmentofitsvisiontoberecognizednationally,asapremierMetropolitanUniversity,fortheexcellenceofitsprogramsanddevelopmentofprofessionalandcommunityleaders.Hedevelopedaplanforachievementofthevisionbytheyear20�5thatcombinesthevaluesandgoalsoftheUniversitywithknowledgegainedfromhis33-yearcareerinhighereducation. VandegriftisaNewJerseynativewhocametoSIUEfromGeorgiaSouthernUniversity,acomprehensive,residentialuniversityof�6,000students,whereheservedasProvost,VicePresidentforAcademicAffairs,ChiefInformationOfficerandProfessorofChemistry.Hisareasofresponsibilityincludedsixacademiccolleges,graduatestudies,internationalstudies,informationtechnologyservices,thelibrary,continuingeducationandpublicservice,amuseum,awildlifeeducationcenterandabotanicalgarden. HealsoservedasDeanoftheCollegeofScienceandMathematicsatMontclairStateUniversityinNewJersey,thesecondlargestuniversityinthestateofNewJersey.HeservedasChairmanoftheDepartmentofChemistryatMurrayStateUniversityinKentuckyandheldearlierfacultypositionsatSouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondaleandIllinoisStateUniversity. Vandegrifthasbeentheauthororco-authorofgrantsresultinginmorethan$3millioninfundingfromvarioussourcesduringhiscareer,includingsupportfromtheCommonwealthofKentucky,theNationalScienceFoundation,theFatsandProteinsResearchFoundationandtheAT&TCorporation.Hehasalsobeenactiveinworkingwithfoundationsanddonorswhohavemademajorgiftsinsupportoftheinstitutionswherehehasworked.Dr.Vandegriftisauthorofmorethan40professionalpublicationsandpresentationsincludingworkspublishedinBiochemistry,JournalofAgriculturalandFoodChemistry,andMethodsinEnzymology.VandegriftisamemberoftheAmericanChemicalSocietyandtheAmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementofScience. VandegriftcurrentlyservesontheBoardsofDirectorsofLeadershipCouncilSouthwesternIllinois;UniversityPark,SIUE;FocusSt.Louis;St.LouisRegionalCommerceandGrowthAssociation;UnitedWayofGreaterSt.Louis;theSouthwesternIllinoisHigherEducationConsortium(SIHEC);theSouthernIllinoisCollegiateCommonMarket(SICCM)andtheExecutiveCouncilofTheAllianceofEdwardsville-GlenCarbon.HehasbeenelectedintothehonorsocietiesofOmicronDeltaKappa,SigmaXi,BetaGammaSigmaandPhiKappaPhi.HehasprovidedserviceonboardsinsupportofscienceeducationandhasbeenlistedinWho’sWhointheEast,AmericanMenandWomenofScienceandWho’sWhoinFrontierScienceandTechnology. HereceivedhisPh.D.fromOhioUniversityinbiochemistry,studyingtheeffectsofnuclearhistoneproteinsontheconformationofDNA.Hisbachelor’sandmaster’sinchemistrywereobtainedatMontclairStateUniversity. Vandegriftandhiswife,Sue,aretheparentsofthreeadultchildren.Bethisanattorney,whileDavidandMarkarebothemployedinprivatebusiness.VaughnandSuearetheproudgrandparentsoftwogranddaughters,VaughnandCamilla.

SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvilleisapubliccomprehensiveuniversitydedicatedtothecommunication,expansionandintegrationofknowledgethroughexcellentundergraduateeducationasitsfirstpriorityandcomplementaryexcellentgraduateandprofessionalacademicprograms;throughthescholarly,creativeandresearchactivityofitsfaculty,staffandstudents;andthroughpublicserviceandculturalandartsprogramminginitsregion.

Recognizingpubliceducationasthecornerstoneofademocracy,SIUEcarriesoutitsmissionbasedoncertainfundamental,sharedvalues.Wevalue:Citizenship •Social,civicandpoliticalresponsibility,globally,nationally,locally,andwithintheUniversity•Activepartnershipsandaclimateofcollaborationandcooperationamongfaculty,staff,studentsandthelargercommunity•EnvironmentalstewardshipExcellence •High-qualitystudentlearning•Continuousimprovementandinnovation•Outstandingscholarshipandpublicservice•Standardsconsonantwiththepremierstatustowhichweaspire

Integrity •Accountabilitytothoseweserveandfromwhomwereceivesupport•HonestyinourcommunicationsandinouractionsOpenness •Inclusionoftherichdiversityofhumankindinallaspectsofuniversitylife•Respectforindividualdifferences•Intellectualfreedomanddiversityofthought•AccessforallwhocanbenefitfromourprogramsWisdom •Creation,preservation,andsharingofknowledge•Applicationofknowledgeinamannerthatpromotesthecommongood•Life-longlearning

SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsville,asapremierMetropolitanUniversity,willberecognizednationallyfortheexcellenceofitsprogramsanddevelopmentofprofessionalandcommunityleaders.

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DirectorofAthleticsBradHewitt Dr.BradleyL.HewitthasservedastheDirectorofIntercollegiateAthleticsatSIUEsinceAugust2002.Dr.Hewittserved13yearsinnumerouspositionsatSIUEbeforesteppinginastheseventhDirectorofAthleticsintheschool’shistory. Hewitt’schargewastoregainSIUE’sstoriednationalsuccessofthe1970sand1980s(16nationalchampionships)andexpandthatsuccessacrossabroad-basedathleticprogram.SincehisstartastheDirectorofathletics,37CougarteamshavecompetedintheirrespectiveNCAAindividualorteamchampionships.HewitthashelpedelevateSIUE’spreviousbest131stplacefinishintheU.S.SportsAcademyDirectors’Cuptoa78thplacefinishin2004,a37thplacefinishin2005,a4thplacefinishin2006,andan11thplacefinishin2007.Forthe2006-07seasons,theCougarswonboththeprestigiousGreatLakesValleyConference(GLVC)All-SportsTrophyandtheCommissioner’sCup.TheCougarswontheAll-SportsTrophywith�4�.5points,thehighesttotalpointsrecordedinasingleseasonsincetheawardwasconceivedmorethan25yearsago.TheCommissioner’sCupisawardedtotheprogramthatproducestheoverallbestfinishintheleague’sseven“core”sports.SIUEpostedtopfivefinishesinsixofthesevensportsthatcountintheCommissioner’sCupstandings,includingconferencetitlesinmen’ssoccerandsoftball.Alsoconsideredarevolleyball,men’sandwomen’sbasketball,andbaseball.Thepinnacleofachievementwasa2007nationalchampionshipinsoftball. In1994,Hewitt,inhisroleasAssistantAthleticDirector,servedastheUniversity’svenuemanagerfortheUnitedStatesOlympicFestival-’94trackandfieldandwrestlingevents.Since1994,HewitthasheldseveralpositionsatSIUE,includingactingChiefExecutiveOfficeroftheSIUEFoundationandactingViceChancellorofUniversityRelations(1998-2000),adjunctgraduateprofessorintheDepartmentofKinesiologyandHealthEducation(1996-2003),andAssistantViceChancellorforUniversityRelations(1994-1998and2000-present).From1995-1998and2000-2002,HewittwastheinternalandexternalliaisonfortheViceChancellorofUniversityRelations,overseeingAlumniServices;SIUEFoundation;PublicAffairs;PhotographicServices;andUniversityGraphics,Publications,andPrinting. Hewitthasadiversebackgroundinintercollegiateathletics.BeforecomingtoSIUE,hewasthedirectorofsportsmarketingandassociateheadfootballcoachatMorningsideCollegeinSiouxCity,Iowa;therecruitingcoordinatorandassistantfootballcoachatSouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale;andrecruitingcoordinator,trackeventmanagerandassistantfootballcoachathisalmamaterTheUniversityofCentralMissouriinWarrensburg. Hewittearnedabachelor’sinmathematicsin1981fromCentralMissouriaswellasamaster’sinathleticadministrationin1982.HewittcompletedhisdoctorateineducationatSIUCin�994. Hewitthasbeenahighly-activememberoftheareacommunityservingasamemberoftheboardofdirectorsfortheSt.LouisSportsCommissionsince1999,amemberoftheboardofdirectorsfortheEdwardsville-GlenCarbonChamberofCommerce,amemberoftheBoardofGovernorsforthePrairieStateGamesandasamemberoftheStateGamesofAmericaBoardofDirectors.HeispresentlyservinghissecondtermasamemberoftheEdwardsvilleDistrict7SchoolBoard. In2006,HewittcompletedtheexecutivemanagementprogramattheSportsManagementInstitute,whichprovidesspecializedexecutivemanagementprogramsforsportsmanagementprofessionals.TheSportsManagementInstitutewasdevelopedin1989asajointventureoftheathleticdepartmentsandbusinessadministrationschoolsoftheUniversityofSouthernCalifornia,theUniversityofNotreDameandtheUniversityofNorthCarolina. Significantfundraisingsuccess(especiallyinfacilitydevelopment)hasbeenacapstoneofHewitt’sprofessionalcareer.Since2000Hewittwasinstrumentalinsecuringseveralmulti-milliondollarfacilitygiftsandpledges($10millionplusintotal)fortheUniversity.Thesefacilitiesgiftshelpedbuildthe12,000sq.ft.BirgerHall(SIUE’sFoundationandAlumniBuilding),the1,500seatSimmonsCooperBaseballComplex,andthe5,000sq.ft.SIUEsoftballstadium/clubhouse.HewasasignificantmemberoftheSIUEFoundationteamthatsawexponentialgrowthintheFoundation’sannualgivingcampaignandendowmentfrom1995-2002.SincerejoiningCougarAthleticsin2002,hehasfocusedonincreasingtheathleticendowment,doublingthenumberofendowedscholarships. HewittandhiswifeKay,aprofessionaleducator,resideinEdwardsville.TheirdaughterLorenisa2007graduateofSIUEandtennisalumnae,andtheirsonMatthewisaseniorattheUniversityofIllinoismajoringinmechanicalengineering.

ThemissionandvaluesoftheAthleticsDepartmentisinalignmentandcomplementsthemissionoftheUniversitywithafocusonexcellence,opportunity,complianceandincreasingandenhancingtheUniversity’svisibilityandimage.

Mission

ThemissionoftheSIUEIntercollegiateAthleticsprogramistoprovidestudentswithopportunitiestoenhancetheireducation,torepresenttheUniversity,andtoparticipateincompetitivesportswhiledevelopingskillsandunderstanding.Thismissionisfulfilledthroughmeetingthefollowingobjectives:

1.Emphasizethestudent-athleteconceptandsupporttheacademicachievementofallparticipants;2.EngageinallsportingactivitiesincompliancewithNCAA,ConferenceandUniversityregulationsandprocedures;3.Provideequalopportunitiesforbothmaleandfemaleathletes;4.EnhancetheUniversity’svisibilityandnamerecognitionthroughacomprehensiveprogramofsuccessful competitiveathletics;5.Providespectatoreventsthatcontributetocampuslife,buildcommunityspiritandgenerateregionalcompetition andrivalry.

Mission&Values

TheCougarlogowasintroducedinOctober2007asSIUEbeganitstransitiontoNCAADivisionIathletics.Thelogowasdesignedby4AlarmStudiosinSt.Louis.Thelogoreceivedagoldawardinthe23rdAnnualAdmissionsAdvertisingAwardscompetition,theoldestandlargestcompetitionofitskindinthecountry.Morethan1,000colleges,universitiesandsecondaryschoolssubmittedentriesforthecompetition.


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Head Coach Kevin KalishKEVIN KALISH

Soccerexperience-FirstteamAll-BigEastatUConn(1995-96)-All-NewEngland(1996)-All-C-USAFirstTeam(1997)-MostValuableDefenderC-USA(1997)-All-C-USAFirstteam(1998)-MostValuableDefenderC-USA(1998)-First-TeamAll-MidwestRegion(1998)-GTE/CoSIDAFirst-TeamAcademicAll-America(1998)-NationalSoccerCoachesAssociationofAmericaFirst-TeamAll-American(1998)-NamedSaintLouisUniversity’sMostOutstandingMaleAthlete(1999)-PlayedtheNationalCollegeSeniorAll-StarBowl-DraftedbytheSt.LouisAmbushoftheNationalProfessionalSoccerLeague(1998)-SelectedbyKansasCityWizardswiththethirdpickintheMLSdraft(1999)-DraftedbytheNashvilleMetrosoftheUnitedSoccerLeague(1999)CoachingExperience-AssistantCoachatSaintLouisUniversity(1999)-AssistantCoachatSIUEunderHeadCoachEdHuneke(2000)-AssistedSIUEtoa��8-32-�9recordasanassistantcoach.(.754)-SecondyearasHeadCoachofSIUEMiscellaneous-InductedintotheSaintLouisUniversityBillikenAthleticHallofFame(2007)

“Welookforwardtoaddingtothesuccessandtraditionofoneofthemostprestigiousprogramsincollegiatesoccer.Wewillcontinuetoplayanattractivestyleofsoccerthatplayersandfanswillenjoyformanyyearstocome.”

--SIUEMen’sSoccerHeadCoachKevinKalish

ThisseasonmarksKevinKalish’ssecondasheadcoachaftereightseasonsasanassistantforthemen’ssoccerCougars.KalishbringsawealthofsoccertalentandcoachingexperiencetotheCougars. KalishisagraduateofSaintLouisUniversity,wherehewasaGTEAcademicAll-AmericanandfirstteamNSCAAAll-Americanforthesoccerteam.In�999,hewasnamedSaintLouisUniversity’sMostOutstandingMaleAthleteandplayedintheNationalCollegeSeniorAll-StarBowl.HewasConferenceUSAPlayeroftheYearinhisseniorseasonatSLU. HealsowasafirstteamAll-MidwestandAll-ConferenceselectionduringhisjuniorandseniorseasonsatSLUwhereheledtheBillikenstotheNCAASoccerFinalFour.HewasalsotwicenamedAll-BigEastwhileattheUniversityofConnecticutduringhisfreshmenandsophomoreseasons. Hehasbeendraftedbythreeprofessionalsoccerteams.In�998,hewasdraftedbytheSt.LouisAmbushoftheNationalProfessionalSoccerLeagueand,in�999,hewasdraftedbyboththeNashvilleMetrosoftheUnitedSoccerLeagueandwasthethirdpickoftheKansasCityWizardsintheMLSSuperDraft.

Kalish,whowasnamedtoSLU’sAthleticHallofFamein2007,hasbeencoachingsinceheleftthefieldatSLU.In1999,hejoinedtheSLUcoachingstaffasasecondassistantandthenjoinedSIUECoachEdHunekeandtheCougarstaffthefollowingyearin2000. AftereightyearsofassistantcoachingexperienceunderHuneke,Kalishwilltakeoveraprogramthathasproduced2�NCAATournamentappearances,eightFinalFouryears(’72,’75,’77,’79,’82,’01,’04,’05),twonationalrunners-up(1975,2004)andtwonationalchampionships(1972and1979). SinceKalisharrivedin2000hehasseentheCougarsintotheNCAAtournamentonsixoccasions,includingtwoFinalFoursin200�and2005andarunner-upin2004.TheCougarssoccerteamhasalsopostedawinningpercentageof.754witharecordof��8-32-�9,includinga72-9-9GLVCrecordsinceKalishbecameapartoftheCougarcoachingstaff. Inregularseasonconferenceplaysince2000,KalishhasassistedHuneketoapairofthirdplacefinishes,twosecondplacefinishesandfourGLVCseasontitles.Inaddition,theCougarshavefinishedrunnerupintheGLVCtournamentontwooccasionsin200�and2003andwonthetournamenttwicein2002and2006.

KalishisalsolargelyresponsibleforthegrowthandmaturityofseveralCougarplayersandhasassistedinthedevelopmentof�3All-AmericanplayersforSIUEincludingfourthispastseasonDustinAttarian,GregCrook,ZachBauerandRandyRoy. Kalishearnedabachelor’sdegreeinmarketingfromSLUin�999andmaster’sdegreeinkinesiologyfromSIUEin2006.Kalishandhiswife,Sarah,havetwochildren,SamandLiam.


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SIUE Men’s Soccer Staff

Brian JonesGoalkeepers Coach

Kip ThompsonAssistant Coach SIUEmen’ssoccercoachKevinKalishannouncedtheappointmentofKipThompsonasassistantcoachfortheCougarspriortothe2008-09season. Thompsonearnedabachelor’sdegreeinMarketingfromMissouriStateUniversity,whereheplayedfourseasonswiththeBearsandearnedahostofaccolades.HewasnamedRookieoftheYearin1989,teamMostValuablePlayerin�992aswellasAll-ConferenceintheMissouriVal-leyandAcademicAll-Conference. Thompson,whoisoriginallyfromFlorrisant,Mo.,holdsana-tionalyouthlicensefromtheUnitedStatesSoccerFederationandaNational“B”license. ThompsonandhiswifeMariahaveoneson,Nico,whowasborninSeptember.ThefamilyresidesinChesterfield,Mo.

Coaching Records Year Record ...........................................................................Coach�967 3-3-0.....................................................................BobGuelker�968 �0-0-0...................................................................BobGuelker�969 �0-�-�...................................................................BobGuelker�970 9-3-0.....................................................................BobGuelker�97� �0-2-�...................................................................BobGuelker�972 ��-0-3*.................................................................BobGuelker�973 ��-2-�...................................................................BobGuelker�974 �2-3-0...................................................................BobGuelker�975 �4-4-0...................................................................BobGuelker�976 �2-4-0...................................................................BobGuelker�977 �2-4-�...................................................................BobGuelker�978 �4-3-�...................................................................BobGuelker�979 �9-2-3*..................................................................BobGuelker�980 �0-8-2...................................................................BobGuelker�98� �3-4-�...................................................................BobGuelker�982 �5-4-�...................................................................BobGuelker�983 �0-6-2...................................................................BobGuelker�984 8-7-4.....................................................................BobGuelker�985 �3-7-0...................................................................BobGuelkerTotal 216-67-21(19years)�986 ��-5-2.....................................................................EdHuneke�987 9-8-3.......................................................................EdHuneke�988 �0-9-2.....................................................................EdHuneke�989 ��-9-�.....................................................................EdHuneke�990 ��-�0-�...................................................................EdHuneke�99� 9-��-0.....................................................................EdHuneke�992 �2-5-�.....................................................................EdHuneke�993 4-�4-0.....................................................................EdHuneke�994 6-�2-0.....................................................................EdHuneke�995 3-�3-�.....................................................................EdHuneke�996 ��-7-�.....................................................................EdHuneke�997 �8-2-�.....................................................................EdHuneke�998 7-��-�.....................................................................EdHuneke�999 ��-7-�.....................................................................EdHuneke2000 ��-7-2.....................................................................EdHuneke200� �7-3-3.....................................................................EdHuneke2002 �3-4-2.....................................................................EdHuneke2003 �6-4-�.....................................................................EdHuneke2004 �9-3-2.....................................................................EdHuneke2005 �6-3-3.....................................................................EdHuneke2006 �5-4-3.....................................................................EdHuneke2007 ��-4-3.....................................................................EdHunekeTotal 251-155-34(22years)2008 5-8-�......................................................................KevinKalishTotal 5-8-1(1year)

BrianJonesbeginshissecondseasonasthegoalkeepercoachfortheCougars. JoneshelpedguideSIUEgoalkeeperNickFrasca,whonowholdstheschoolrecordforcareershutoutswith2�. OriginallyfromSt.Louis,JonesplayedprofessionalsoccerinBelgiumandPortugalafterhighschool. JonesandwifeRebeccahaveason,11-yearoldJacob.ThefamilyresidesinSt.Louis.



2009 Season Preview Whenthe2009SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvillemen’ssoccerregularseasonofficiallyopensSept.1atEvansville,CougarcoachKevinKalishisreadytoseejusthowgoodhisteamcanbecome. Itwilllikelybeaworkinprogress,admittedKalish.Thatdoesn’tmeantheCougarshavelowexpectations.That’squitethecontrary. “Wereallydon’tknowhowgoodthisteamcanbecome,”saidKalish.“Iamreallyexcitedtoseehowthisteamdevelopsandwhatleveltheycanreach.” TheteamisanchoredbyagroupofseniorplayerswhounderstandsSIUE’ssystemandwhatittakestowinattheDivisionIlevel.SeniorZachBauer(St.Louis)returnsinthebackwithjuniorRandyRoy(St.Louis)providingleadershipatmidfield. “Zachisoneofthebestplayersincollegesoccer,”Kalishsaid.“He’stheplayerwelooktowardsforleadershipandstabilityintheback.” Roy,aformerJackBlakeAwardrecipient,isanextremelygiftedcentermidfielder,notedKalish,whocandominateoffensivelyand

defensively. “Randyisourmidfieldgeneral.Hehastheabilitytoimpacteachgameheplaysin,”saidKalish. Bauer,likeRoy,satoutlastseasonwhentheCougarsenteredthetransitiontoreturnSIUEmen’ssoccerbacktotheNCAADivisionIlevel.SIUEhasjustthe2009seasonleftinitstransitionasthe“fast-track”men’steam.In2010,SIUEbecomesaplayingmemberoftheMissouriValleyConferenceandwillbeeligiblefortheNCAAChampionships. Kalishwarnedagainstlookingtoofarahead,evenoneseason.“Thatwouldn’tbefairtoourseniorsortheplayersontheteamthisseason,”hesaid.“Wearefocusedonmakingsurethisteamreachesitsfullpotential.” TheCougarshaveasolidgroupofthreegoalkeepersjockeyingforposition.SophomoresNickCollico(Florissant,Mo.)andScottMeyer(Ballwin,Mo.)eachsawlimitedtimeoverthelasttwoseasonswithMeyersittingoutalloflastseason.Kalishsaidhewouldfeelconfidentstartingeitherplayerastheseasonprogresses.FreshmanJohnBerner(St.Louis)joinsthemixafterahighly-successfulprepcareer. WithBaueranchoringthebackfield,SIUEmadeakeyadditionwithtransferBenHemkens(Eureka,Mo.).HemkensplayedatVanderbiltbeforetheCommodoresdroppedmen’ssoccerasasport.HemkensfinishedhisdegreeatVanderbiltandnowcontinueshissoccercareerwithSIUEwhilepursuinghismaster’sdegree. MylesHensler(Maryville)isanotherseniorwhowillbeapartofthisyear’sbacklineandislookingtoendhiscareeronapositivenote. NashMaduekwe(St.Louis)isoneoftheplayerswhohasbenefittedbybeingintheSIUEsystemformorethanayear.Hesawlimitedplayingtimeasafreshmanandnowlookstofill

astartingrole. KalishalsowilllooktofreshmenZachGodat(St.Louis),CaseyStewart(Durango,Colo.),andKyleWaller(Columbia)toprovidedepthinthebackfield. WithRoyprovidingleadershipatmidfield,theCougarshaveanumberofoptions. KevinBielicki(St.Louis)returnsfromhisredshirtseasonasaflankmidfielder.“WearelookingforproductionfromKevinthisyear.Hehasallofthetoolsandintelligencetoputupsomegoodnumbersthisyearandhelpuswingames.” ChrisAnzalone(St.Peters,Mo.)alsoreturnsstrongerandmoreconfidentinhisgame.KalishsaidthereturningplayershavebeenveryusefulinhelpingteachtheSIUEsystemtothenewerplayers.“Theyunderstandwhatwe’retryingtodoandhavebeenwillingtohelpthenewcomerslearnthesystem,”saidKalish. ChrisHopping(St.Charles,Mo)returnsforhisjuniorseason.Hehasloggedawealthofminutesonthefieldinhisfirsttwoseasons. FreshmenJoseTamayo(LaPuente,Calif.)andAaronLantz(Springfield)willbeKevinBielicki

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2009 Season Preview2008 Schedule Challenges Cougars2009 Schedule Challenges Cougarsexpectedtoprovidethedepthatmidfield.

SIUE’sfrontlineisadmittedlyyoungbutquitetalented.Theseplayersareallprovenprepscorersandwillbeworkingtoimproveastheseasonprogresses. JackTwellman(Florissant,Mo.)garneredsignificantplayingtimeinhisdebutlastseasoninaCougaruniform.Excellentwithhisbacktothegoal,KalishsaidTwellmanisanopportunisticgoalscorerandgoodall-aroundsoccerplayer. FreshmenPeterKelly(St.Louis),JaredTejada(Troy)andDustinGeist(Durango,Colo.)willbeaskedtologasignificantamountofminutesthisseasonontheforwardline. “Betweenthoseplayers,wehavetheabilitytoscoresomegoalsthisseason,”saidKalish.Kalishalsoannouncedthatahandfulofplayerswouldsitouttheseasonasredshirts.ThatlistincludesMikeJones(St.Peters,Mo.),RyanWilhelm(St.Louis),BennyJeffery(Florissant,Mo.),BrianGroark(Florissant,Mo.)andJordanBarnes(Florissant,Mo.)TheCougarsalsohopetogetanotherseasonfromDustinAttarian(St.Charles,Mo.),whosufferedaseason-endinginjuryduringthesummer.

ZachBauer

Themen’ssoccerprogramatSouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvilleislookingforward. TheCougarswillbeamongtheteamsplayinginthe2010MissouriValleyConferencescheduleandwillbeeligibleforpostseasonplaynextseason. Beforethathappens,SIUEcoachKevinKalishhasputtogetherachallengingsched-uleforthe2009team.ItfeatureseighthomegamestobeplayedatKorteStadiumandfourgamesagainstNCAADivisionIteamsrankedinthetop30nationwidebyCollegeSoccerNews. ItallbeginsWednesday,Aug.19,whentheCougarstakeonMilwaukeeina6p.m.exhibitiongameatKorteStadium.SIUEalsofacesUIC(Illinois-Chicago)inanexhibitiongameSaturday,Aug.22,at7p.m. “We’reveryexcitedforthechallenge,”saidKalish. UICisrankedNo.��inthecountrybyCollegeSoccerNews.SIUE’sothertop30gamesincludeatNo.28Louisville(Sept.11),atNo.18Dayton(Sept.25),andatNo.9North-western(Sept.27). “Withagreatrecruitingclassandgettingsomeofourveteranplayersbackintothelineup,we’reexcitedtoseehowwestackupagainstthenation’sbest,”Kalishsaid. SIUE’shomecontestsincludeOakland(Sept.4),ColumbiaCollege(Sept.18),Ala-bamaA&M(Oct.9),Centenary(Oct.15),IUPU-Ft.Wayne(Oct.17),andCentralArkansas(Nov.14). Kalishalsohasputtogetherastrongchallengeofroadtrips.TheyincludeEvansville(Sept.1),KentuckyattheUniversityofLouisvilleTournament(Sept.13),OhioState(Sept.20),IUPUI(Oct.3),ClevelandState(Oct.11),Memphis(Oct.24),WesternIllinois(Oct.28),andOralRoberts(Nov.7)

2009 SCHEDULEDate Opponent Location Time Wed.,Aug.19 vs.Milwaukee# KorteStadium 6:00p.m.CTSat.,Aug.22 vs.UIC# KorteStadium 7:00p.m.CTTue.,Sep.� atEvansville Evansville,Ind. 7:00p.m.CTFri.,Sep.4 vs.Oakland KorteStadium 7:00p.m.CT

U of L Tournament Fri.,Sep.�� atLouisville Louisville,Ky. 7:30p.m.ETSun.,Sep.�3 vs.Kentucky Louisville,Ky. 2:00p.m.ET

Fri.,Sep.18 vs.Columbia(Mo.) KorteStadium 7:00p.m.CTSun.,Sep.20 atOhioState Columbus,Ohio 2:30p.m.ETFri.,Sep.25 atDayton Dayton,Ohio 8:30p.m.ETSun.,Sep.27 atNorthwestern Chicago,Ill. �:00p.m.CTSat.,Oct.3 atIUPUI Indianapolis,Ind. 2:00p.m.ETFri.,Oct.9 vs.AlabamaA&M KorteStadium 7:00p.m.CTSun.,Oct.�� atClevelandState Cleveland,Ohio �:00p.m.ETThu.,Oct.�5 vs.Centenary KorteStadium 7:00p.m.CTSat.,Oct.�7 vs.IPFW KorteStadium 7:00p.m.CTSat.,Oct.24 atMemphis Memphis,Tenn. 7:00p.m.CTWed.,Oct.28 atWesternIllinois Macomb,Ill. 3:00p.m.CTSat.,Nov.7 atOralRoberts Tulsa,Okla. 2:00p.m.CTSat.,Nov.�4 vs.CentralArkansas KorteStadium 2:00p.m.CT#Exhibitiongames



# NAME Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Last School 2008 Stats 0 NickCollico GK 6-0 180 So. Florissant,Mo./Chaminade 148MP,1GA,0.61GAA

1 ScottMeyer GK 5-11 165 So. Ballwin,Mo./DeSmet Redshirt

2 CaseyStewart B 5-11 165 Fr. Durango,Colo./Durango FirstseasonatSIUE

3 RandyRoy B 5-10 160 Jr. St.Louis,Mo./CBC Redshirt

4 ChrisHopping MF/B 5-8 150 Jr. St.Charles,Mo./JamesMadison 0goals,0assists,2shots

5 BenHemkens B 6-2 160 Sr. Eureka,Mo./Vanderbilt FirstseasonatSIUE

6 MylesHensler B 5-8 155 Sr. Maryville,Ill./Drury 0goals,2assists,4shots

7 BrianGroark MF 5-9 150 So. Florissant,Mo./CBC 1goal,0assists,14shots

8 JackTwellman MF/F 5-11 165 So. St.Louis,Mo./SLU 4goals,1assist,31shots

9 KevinBielicki F 5-11 175 Jr. St.Louis,Mo./CBC Redshirt

10 DustinAttarian F 5-8 165 Sr. St.Charles,Mo./St.LouisCCatMeramec Redshirt

11 ZachBauer B 5-11 175 Sr. St.Louis,Mo./BostonU. Redshirt

12 RyanWilhelm B 5-11 175 Jr. St.Louis,Mo./CBC 1goal,0assists,5shots

13 PeterKelly F 6-0 160 Fr. St.Louis,Mo./Priory FirstseasonatSIUE

14 KyleWaller B 5-10 170 Fr. Columbia,Ill./Columbia FirstseasonatSIUE

15 JoseTamayo MF 5-11 160 Fr. LaPuente,Calif./Nogales FirstseasonatSIUE

16 DustinGeist F 5-8 140 Fr. Durango,Colo./Durango FirstseasonatSIUE

17 JaredTejada F 5-6 150 Fr. Troy,Ill./Triad FirstseasonatSIUE

18 JordanBarnes F 6-0 165 So. Florissant,Mo./MissouriState FirstseasonatSIUE

19 ChrisAnzalone F/B 5-9 160 Jr. St.Peters,Mo./Drury 4goals,0assists,20shots

20 ZachGodat B 5-9 150 Fr. St.Louis,Mo./CBC FirstseasonatSIUE

21 NashMaduekwe B 6-1 170 So. St.Louis,Mo./Chaminade 1goal,1assist,5shots

22 BennyJeffery MF/B 5-11 155 Jr. Florissant,Mo./HazelwoodCentral 2goals,1assist,21shots

23 MikeJones B 6-2 180 Sr. St.Peters,Mo./FortZumwaltSouth 1goal,0assists,7shots

24 AaronLantz MF 5-8 150 Fr. Springfield,Ill./SacredHeartGriffin FirstseasonatSIUE

25 SebastianLeon MF 5-9 150 So. Bogota,Colombia/PontificiaUniversidad FirstseasonatSIUE

30 JohnBerner GK 6-3 185 Fr. St.Louis,Mo./St.Mary’s FirstseasonatSIUE

HeadCoach:KevinKalish

AssistantCoaches:KimThompson,AndyMcDermid

GoalkeepersCoach:BrianJones

2009 Roster



2009 Roster Breakdown

By Position

By Class

Pronunciation GuideAlphabeticalNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Last School19 ChrisAnzalone F/B 5-9 160 Jr. St.Peters,Mo./Drury10 DustinAttarian F 5-8 165 Sr. St.Charles,Mo./St.LouisCC(Meramec)18 JordanBarnes F 6-0 165 So. Florissant,Mo./MissouriState11 ZachBauer B 5-11 175 Sr. St.Louis,Mo./BostonU.30 JohnBerner GK 6-3 185 Fr. St.Louis,Mo./St.Mary’s9 KevinBielicki F 5-11 175 Jr. St.Louis,Mo./CBC0 NickCollico GK 6-0 180 So. Florissant,Mo./Chaminade16 DustinGeist F 5-8 140 Fr. Durango,Colo./Durango20 ZachGodat B 5-9 150 Fr. St.Louis,Mo./CBC7 BrianGroark MF 5-9 150 So. Florissant,Mo./CBC5 BenHemkens B 6-2 160 Sr. Eureka,Mo./Vanderbilt6 MylesHensler B 5-8 155 Sr. Maryville,Ill./Drury4 ChrisHopping MF/B 5-8 150 Jr. St.Charles,Mo./JamesMadison22 BennyJeffery MF/B 5-11 155 Jr. Florissant,Mo./HazelwoodCentral23 MikeJones B 6-2 180 Sr. St.Peters,Mo./FortZumwaltSouth13 PeterKelly F 6-0 160 Fr. St.Louis,Mo./Priory24 AaronLantz MF 5-8 150 Fr. Springfield,Ill./SacredHeartGriffin25 SebastianLeon MF 5-9 150 So. Bogota,Colombia/PontificiaUniversidad21 NashMaduekwe B 6-1 170 So. St.Louis,Mo./Chaminade1 ScottMeyer GK 5-11 165 So. Ballwin,Mo./DeSmet3 RandyRoy B 5-10 160 Jr. St.Louis,Mo./CBC2 CaseyStewart B 5-11 165 Fr. Durango,Colo./Durango15 JoseTamayo MF 5-11 160 Fr. LaPuente,Calif./Nogales17 JaredTejada F 5-6 150 Fr. Troy,Ill./Triad8 JackTwellman MF/F 5-11 165 So. St.Louis,Mo./SLUHS14 KyleWaller B 5-10 170 Fr. Columbia,Ill./Columbia12 RyanWilhelm B 5-11 175 Jr. St.Louis,Mo./CBC

No. Name Pos. Yr.10 DustinAttarian F Sr.11 ZachBauer B Sr.5 BenHemkens B Sr.6 MylesHensler B Sr.23 MikeJones B Sr.

19 ChrisAnzalone F/B Jr.9 KevinBielicki F Jr.4 ChrisHopping MF/B Jr.22 BennyJeffery MF/B Jr.3 RandyRoy B Jr.12 RyanWilhelm B Jr.

18 JordanBarnes F So.0 NickCollico GK So.7 BrianGroark MF So.25 SebastianLeon MF So.21 NashMaduekwe B So.1 ScottMeyer GK So.8 JackTwellman MF/F So.

30 JohnBerner GK Fr.16 DustinGeist F Fr.20 ZachGodat B Fr.�3 PeterKelly F Fr.24 AaronLantz MF Fr.2 CaseyStewart B Fr.15 JoseTamayo MF Fr.17 JaredTejada F Fr.14 KyleWaller B Fr.

No. Name Pos. Yr.30 JohnBerner GK Fr.0 NickCollico GK So.1 ScottMeyer GK So.

19 ChrisAnzalone F/B Jr.10 DustinAttarian F Sr.18 JordanBarnes F So.9 KevinBielicki F Jr.16 DustinGeist F Fr.�3 PeterKelly F Fr.17 JaredTejada F Fr.

7 BrianGroark MF So.4 ChrisHopping MF/B Jr.22 BennyJeffery MF/B Jr.

No. Name Pos. Yr.24 AaronLantz MF Fr.25 SebastianLeon MF So.15 JoseTamayo MF Fr.8 JackTwellman MF/F So.

11 ZachBauer B Sr.20 ZachGodat B Fr.5 BenHemkens B Sr.6 MylesHensler B Sr.23 MikeJones B Sr.21 NashMaduekwe B So.3 RandyRoy B Jr.2 CaseyStewart B Fr.14 KyleWaller B Fr.12 RyanWilhelm B Jr.

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2009 Student-Athlete Biographies

Senior•5-8•�65•ForwardSt.Charles,Mo.

St.Mary’sHighSchoolMajor:Business

Born:July22,1987

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2008: Redshirt2007:SelectedsecondteamNSCAAAll-American...NSCAAGreatLakesAll-Regionfirstteam...Appearedin17matches,making15starts...LedtheCougarswith21points(10goals,oneassist)...TiedforfirstintheGreatLakesValleyConferenceforgame-winninggoalswithsix...TiedforeighthintheGLVCwith10goalsontheseason...SeventhintheGLVCingoalspergamewith0.59...All-GLVCFirstTeam.2006:Ledtheteamwitheightgoalsontheseasonand22points...Appearedin22gamesandstarted13...Healsonotched32shotsontheseason.Previously:TransferfromSt.LouisCommunityCollegeatMeramec.Prep:All-StatehisseniorseasonatSt.Mary’sHighSchool...Two-timeAll-MetroandAll-Conferencepick...AAAConferenceCo-PlayeroftheYearasajunior...NamedPlayeroftheWeekduringseniorseasonbytheSuburbanJournals.

Attarian’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2006 22-�3 8 6 22 32 250 �3 406 22007 �7-�5 �0 � 2� 35 286 22 629 62008 RedshirtTotal 39-28 �8 7 43 67 269 35 522 8

DustinAttarian

Hensler’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2006Redshirt2007 �5-�5 0 2 2 3 .000 2 .667 02008 �3-�3 0 2 2 4 .000 � .000 0Total 28-28 0 4 4 7 .000 3 .667 0

2008:Recordedassistongame-winneroverMissouriState...Pickedupgame-sealingassistagainstIPFW...Playedin�3gamesduringtheseason...TalliedoneshotongoaloutoftheCougarbackfield.

2007:Appearedin�5matches,startingallofthem...Recordedapairofassists.

2006:Redshirt.

Previously:AttendedDruryUniversityduring2005-2006academicyear.

Prep:LetterwinneratCollinsvilleHighSchool.

Senior•5-8•155•BackMaryville,Ill.

CollinsvilleHighSchoolMajor:BusinessMarketingBorn:November27,1986

6Myles

Hensler



2008: Redshirt2007:Appearedin14matches,startingallofthem...All-GLVCFirstTeam,NSCAA/adidasGreatLakesAll-RegionFirstTeam,DaktronicsGreatLakesAll-RegionFirstTeam,DaktronicsAll-AmericaThirdTeam.2006:EarnedAll-GreatLakesValleyConferencefirstteamhonorsalongwithDaktronicsGreatLakesAll-RegionfirstteamhonorsandNSCAA/adidasNCAADivisionIIMenAll-GreatLakesRegionsecondteamhonors...Startedall22gamesatbackfortheCougars...WasamajorfactorinSIUE’s0.97goalsagainstaverage.Previously:TransferfromBostonUniversity...Appearedinthreegamesin2005forTerriers.Prep:HelpedChristianBrothersCollegeHighSchooltostatechampionshiphisseniorseason...NamedMissouriDefensivePlayeroftheYear...SecondteamAll-Americanpick...FirstteamAll-Metro,All-StateandAll-Midwest...MemberoftheRegionIIOlympicDevelopmentProgram.


Bauer’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2006 22-22 0 � � 2 000 2 �.000 02007 �4-�4 0 0 0 6 000 2 333 02008 RedshirtTotal 36-36 0 � � 8 000 4 .500 0

Senior•5-11•175•BackSt.Louis,Mo.

ChristianBrothersCollegeHighSchoolMajor:Business

Born:November13,1986

�0 ��ZachBauer

Jones’ Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2006 �2-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 02007 �6-�6 3 � 7 5 .600 3 .600 02008 �4-�3 � 0 2 7 .�43 2 .286 0Total 42-3� 4 � 9 �2 .333 5 .4�7 0

2008:Scoredonlygoaloftheseasonin3-2lossatDaytononSept.26...Appearedinall�4gamesandstarted�3times.

2007:All-GreatLakesValleyConferencethirdteamondefense...Startedall16matchesthatheappearedin...HelpedanchordefensewhichwouldadvancetotheNCAATournamentforafifthconsecutiveyear.

2006:Appearedin�2gamesandstartedtwo.

Prep:Two-timePlayeroftheYearatFortZumwaltSouthHighSchool...SecondteamAll-StateandAll-Metropickasasenior...Three-timeAll-Conferenceselection...NamedAthleteoftheWeekbytheSt.LouisPost-Dispatch...Alsocompetedinbasketballandtrack...MemberofOlympicDevelopmentMissouriRegionIIpoolfrom2000to2003...Playedin2004Mid-WestPremierLeague.

Senior•6-2•180•BackSt.Peters,Mo.

Ft.ZumwaltSouthHighSchoolMajor:Kinesiology

Born:August19,1988

23Mike

Jones



Bielicki’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2006 22-2� 7 3 �7 46 .�52 24 .552 �2007 �9-�7 8 � �7 37 .2�6 28 .757 �2008 RedshirtTotal 39-38 �5 4 34 83 .�8� 52 .627 2


92008: Redshirt2007:Made17startsfortheCougars...ThirdteamAll-GreatLakesValleyConferenceselection...Scoredeightgoalsontheseason,whichwassecondbestontheteam...Postedateamhighinshots(37)andshotsongoal(28).2006:Started2�gamesfortheCougarsofthe22heappearedin...Scoredsevengoalswhichtiedhimforsecondmostontheteam...Took46shotsandfinishedwith17points(thirdbestontheteam).Prep:FirstteamAll-StatepickasaseniorforCBC...Two-timefirstteamAll-Conferenceselectionhonors...EarnedacademicawardinFirstHonorsallfouryears.

Kevin BielickiJunior•5-11•175•Forward

St.Louis,Mo.•ChristianBrothersCollegeHighSchoolMajor:Business•Born:November16,1987

Roy’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2006 2�-2� 2 7 �� 2 .�67 5 .4�7 22007 �7-�7 2 0 4 22 .09� 6 .273 �2008 RedshirtTotal 39-28 4 7 �5 34 .��8 �� .324 3

32008: Redshirt2007:NamedsecondteamAll-AmericanbyNationalSoccerCoachesAssociationofAmericaandhonorablementionbyDaktronics...FirstteamAll-RegionbyNSCAAandDaktronics...All-GreatLakesValleyConferenceFirstTeam...Scoredgame-winninggoalagainstMissouri-St.Louis.2006:SelectedasanAll-GLVCsecondteammember...AlsopickedasaDaktronicsGreatLakesMenAll-Regionsecondteammember...Notchedtwogoals,bothgame-winners,alongwithsevenassists.Prep:HelpedCBCtoback-to-backstatetitlesin2004and2005...NamedteamMostValuablePlayerin2005andteam’s“thewilltowin”awardwinner.

Randy RoyJunior•5-10•160•Back

St.Louis,Mo.•ChristianBrothersCollegeHighSchoolMajor:Education•Born:August2,1987

Hopping’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2007 �4-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 02008 �3-2 0 0 0 2 .000 2 �.000 0Totals 27-2 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0

42008:Appearedin13games...Recordedtwoshotsongoal...Madetwostarts.2007:Appearedin�4matches,mostlyasadefender.Previously: AttendedJamesMadisonUniversity.Prep:Four-yearletterwinnerandtwo-timeteamcaptainatTrinityCatholicHighSchool...Three-timeAll-Stateselection...Two-timeAll-Metrohonoree...Three-timeAll-Districtpick...Three-timeAll-Conferenceselection.

Chris HoppingJunior•5-8•150•Midfield/Back

St.Charles,Mo.•TrinityCatholicHighSchoolMajor:Kinesiology•Born:February2,1988



2009 Student Athlete-Biographies

Jeffrey’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2007 �8-�8 � 2 4 �5 .067 7 .467 02008 �3-�3 2 � 5 2� .095 �� .524 0Totals 3�-3� 3 3 9 36 .083 �8 .500 0

2008:Tiedforteamleadwithfourgoals...AllfourgoalscameinSIUEvictories...Recordedgame-winneragainstMcKendree...Tallied20shots.

Previously:TransferredfromDruryUniversity.

Prep:SelectedsecondteamAll-StateinMissouriwhileatFortZumwaltSouthHighSchool.

�9 Chris AnzaloneJunior•5-9•160•Forward

St.Peters,Mo.•FortZumwaltSouthHighSchoolMajor:Kinesiology•Born:December27,1987

222008:Talliedtwogoalsduringtheseason...Addedoneassist...ScoredonlygoalforCougarsin3-�lossatBelmontonNov.8...Appearedin13games...Finishedthirdontheteamwith21shots.

2007:Startedall�8matchesfortheCougars.

Prep:LetterfourtimeswhileatHazelwoodCentralSeniorHigh.CollectedAll-Conference,All-State,All-Metro,andPlayeroftheYearhonorsasasenior.

Benny JefferyJunior•5-11•155•Midfield/Back

Florissant,Mo.•HazelwoodCentralHighSchoolMajor:Engineering•Born:November26,1988

Wilhelm’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2007 �5-�5 0 2 2 5 .000 2 .400 02008 �4-�4 � 0 2 5 .200 3 .600 0Totals 29-29 � 2 4 �0 .�00 5 .500 0

�22008:ScoredfirstcollegiategoalindoubleovertimelossatNorthernIllinoisonSept.5...Startedeverygamethisseason...Recordedthreeshotsongoal.

2007:Appearedin15matches,startingallofthem.KeyplayerinbackfieldwhichhelpedSIUEadvancetotheNCAATournamentforafifthconsecutiveseason.

Prep:HelpedChristianBrothersCollegewinthe2005statechampionship...CollectedAll-State,All-Metro,All-ConferenceandacademichonorsatCBC.

Ryan WilhelmJunior•5-11•175•Back

St.Louis,Mo.•ChristianBrothersCollegeHighSchoolMajor:Undecided•Born:October29,1988

Anzalone’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2008 �4-�2 4 0 8 20 .200 �� .550 �




02008:AppearedinthreegamesfortheCougars...Madeeightsaves...Allowedjustasinglegoal...Logged�48:05ingoal.

Prep:Three-yearletterwinneratgoalkeeperatChaminadeCollegePrep...LedChaminadetoa2�-4-�record,aNo.4staterankinganda2006MSHAAstatechampionship...HonorableMentionAll-State...LedMetroCatholicConferenceingoalsagainstaverage...ThirdteamAll-Metro.

Nick CollicoSophomore•6-0•180•Goalkeeper

Florissant,Mo.•ChaminadeCollegePreparatoryHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared•Born:June8,1990

�2008:Redshirted.

2007:AppearedinthreematchesfortheCougars...Recordedthreesavesinjustmorethan48minutesofplay.

Prep:Four-yearletterwinnerforDeSmetJesuitHighSchool...CollectedsecondteamAll-Conference,All-MetroHonorableMention,andacademichonorsatDeSmet.

Scott MeyerSophomore•5-11•165•GoalkeeperBallwin,Mo.•DeSmetHighSchool

Major:Marketing•Born:June22,1988

72008:Scoredfirstgoalofhiscareerin2-0winatIPFWonSept.14...Appearedin11gamesfortheCou-gars.

Prep:FirstteamAll-StateandfirstteamAll-Metroin2007...FirstteamAll-MetroCatholicConferenceasasenior...Three-yearvarsityletterwinnerforsoccer...Four-timehonorrollstudent.

Brian GroarkSophomore•5-19•150•Midfielder

Florissant,Mo.•ChaminadeCollegePreparatoryHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared•Born:February8,1990

Collico’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2008 3-2 �48:05 � 0.6� 8 .889 � 0 0 0

Meyer’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2007 3-2 48:45 � �.85 3 .750 0 0 0 02008 Redshirt

Groark’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2008 ��-�0 � 0 2 �4 .07� 8 .57� �


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82008:Tiedforteamleadwithfourgoals...Scoredapairofgoalsin3-0winatCentralArkansasonNov.�5...RecordedanassistonlonegoalatBelmont...NotchedagoalagainstMcKendreein2-0win...Startedall�4games...Ledteamwith3�shots.

HighSchool:Playedthreeyearsvarsitysoccer...HelpedSaintLouisUniversityHighSchooltoa2007staterunner-uptrophy...2007NSCAA/adidasHighSchoolBoysAll-RegionV(Midwest)team...ReceivedfirstteamAll-Metro,All-Conference,andAll-Statehonors...Scored17goalsandrackedup22assistsinthe2007seasonforSLUH...Father,Mike,playedonSIUE’snationalchampionshipsteamin�979.

Jack TwellmanSophomore•5-11•165•Midfielder/Forward

St.Louis,Mo.•St.LouisUniversityHighSchoolMajor:Education•Born:September29,1989

2�2008:Scoredonegoalin12appearances...Addedoneassistduringtheseason...Notchedhisfirstcareergoalin3-�atWrightStateonSept.�2.

High School: HonorablementionAll-Metroin2007atChaminade...HelpedChaminadeto2006statechampionship...Varsitystarterfortwoyears.

Nash MaduekweSophomore•6-1•170•Midfielder

St.Louis,Mo.•ChaminadeHighSchoolMajor:Business•Born:June10,1990

Twellman’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2008 �4-�3 4 � 9 3� .�29 �2 .387 �

Maduekwe’s Career Stats Year GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW2008 �2-2 � � 3 5 .200 2 .400 �

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Freshman•5-11•165•BDurango,Colo.

DurangoHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared

Born:March28,1991

Prep:HelpedDurangoHighSchooltoathird-placefinishatthe5AColoradostatetournamentasasenior...NamedtheReedDuvallHustleAwardwinner...PlayedeverypositionandearnedtwovarsitylettersforDurango...PlayedclubsoccerforDurangoUnitedattheBoulderShowcaseandtheStormFireballClassic.

CaseyStewart

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Graduate•6-2•160•BEureka,Mo.

ChaminadeCollegePrepHighSchoolMajor:MechanicalEngineering

Born:February1,1987

Previous:HelpedVanderbiltUniversitytoathird-placefinishintheMissouriValleyConferencein2005(Vandydroppedmen’ssoccerasanintercollegiatesport)...Completedabachelor’sdegreeinmechanicalengineeringatVanderbilt...Playedin�5gamesoverall,startingthreefortheCommodores...SelectedtoSoutheasternConference(SEC)honorroll.Prep:ReceivedAll-State,All-MetroandAll-ConferencehonorsasasenioratChaminadeCollegePrep...SelectedaScholar-AthletebytheSt. Louis Post-Dispatchasasenior...NamedteamMostValuablePlayerandcaptainhisseniorseason...HelpedChaminadefinishsecondinMissourihisjunioryear.

BenHemkens

5

Freshman•6-0•�60•FSt.Louis,Mo.

PrioryHighSchoolMajor:UndeclaredBorn:March4,1991

Prep:NamedABCLeaguePlayeroftheYearatSt.LouisPrioryHighSchool...Recordedleague-leading20goalsand�2assistsasasenior...Two-timeAll-Stateselection...Posted14goalsandsixassistsasajunior...HonorablementionAll-MetroasajuniorandsecondteamAll-MetroasaseniorbytheSt.LouisPost-Dispatch...Four-timeletterwinneratPrioryinsoccer...AlsoplayedoneseasonofbaseballforPriory.

PeterKelly

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Freshman•5-10•170•BColumbia,Ill.

ColumbiaHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared

Born:November27,1990

Prep:LedSt.Louisareawith38goalsasasenioratColumbiaHighSchool...NamedtotheAll-MetroEastteamthreetimes...SelectedtotheAll-Sectionalteamtwice...SelectedasaSuburbanJournalsPlayeroftheWeek(Oct.7,2007)..NamedStlSoccer.netPlayeroftheWeek(Nov.2007)...TabbedChannel4PerformancePlayeroftheMonthCandidate(Nov.2007)...ReceivedAll-CahokiaConferencehonorsthreetimes...CompletedclubsoccerforSLSGUSSFAcademy...MemberofNationalHonorSocietyandhonorroll.

KyleWaller

�4

Freshman•5-11•160•MFLaPuente,Calif.

NogalesHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared

Born:August31,1991

Prep:InvitedtotheU.S.U�8NationalTeamin2008...Selectedtothe2008NSCAAU.S.All-RegionIVteam...RankedNo.33inthecountrybyTopDrawerSoccerinitsTop100listfortheClassof2009...Earnedafour-stardesignationbyTopDrawerSoccer(outoffivestars)...CompetedforNogalesHighSchool...PlayedclubsoccerforU18IrvineStrikersDevelop-mentAcademyunderthedirectionofformerSIUEAll-AmericanDonEbert.

JoseTamayo

�5

Freshman•5-8•�40•FDurango,Colo.

DurangoHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared

Born:December14,1990

Prep:SelectedSouthwesternLeaguePlayeroftheYearhisseniorseasonatDurangoHighSchool...NamedsecondteamAll-State...Receivedthreevarsitylettersforsoccer...PlayedclubsoccerforDurangoUnited...HelpedDurangoUnitedplacefirstattheDurangoShootout,firstattheSandraCupandsecondattheFRITsoccertournamentheldattheAirForceAcademy.

DustinGeist

�6




Freshman•5-6•�50•FTroy,Ill.

TriadHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared

Born:October12,1990

Prep:Namedthe1A/2APlayeroftheYearbytheBellevilleNews-DemocratasasenioratTriadHighSchool...NamedAll-MetroasaseniorbytheSt.LouisPost-Dispatch...TabbedAll-StateandAll-MidwestRegionVin2008...LedMississippiValleyConferencewith29goalsand17assistsasaseniorand24goalsand13assistsasajunior...Three-timeAll-MVCselection...Selectedastheteam’sOffensivePlayeroftheYearasajunior...NamedRookieoftheYearasafreshman...PlayedfortheU18SLSGU.S.Academyteamin2008and2009...NamedtotheU17/U18Mid-AmericaStartingXI.

JaredTejada

�7

Sophomore•6-0•�65•FFlorissant,Mo.

ChristianBrothersCollegeHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared

Born:December17,1989

Prep:ReceivedfirstteamAll-StateandAll-MetrohonorsasasenioratChristianBrothersCollegeHighSchool...LedCBCwith23goalsand11assistshissenioryear...Two-timevarsityletterwinner...HelpedCBCtoMetroCatholicConferencetitleanddistrictchampion-shiphisseniorseason...Playedfortwo-timeMissouristatechampionScottGallagherclubteam,whichwereRegion2semifinalistsin2008andfinalistsin2009.

JordanBarnes

�8

Freshman•5-9•150•BSt.Louis,Mo.

ChristianBrothersCollegeHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared

Born:February18,1991

Prep:RecordedthreegoalsandsevenassistshisseniorseasonatChristianBrothersCol-legeHighSchool...HelpedScottGallagherto2008regionalfinals...MemberofhonorrollallfouryearsatCBC.

ZachGodat

20

Freshman•5-8•150•MFSpringfield,Ill.

SacredHeartGriffinHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared


Prep:All-StateselectionatSacredHeartGriffinHighSchoolhisseniorseason...Ledteaminassistsallfourseasons...Recorded�5goalsand25assistsasasenior...LedSacredHeartGriffintostatetitlegameasasenior...Three-timeAll-Conferencepick...Two-timeAll-Sectionalhonoree...PlayedclubsoccerforRaiders9�andwontheIllinoisStateCupin2002...HelpedtheU13MetroUnitedtoaSuper4LeagueNationalFinalistfinish...PoweredU16MetroUnitedtothesemifinalsoftheIllinoisStateCup...ParticipatedattheU.S.SoccerDevelopmentAcademy.

AaronLantz

24

Sophomore•5-9•150•MFBogota,Colombia

PontificiaUniversidadMajor:Undeclared

Born:January13,1988

Previous:MemberoftheU16andU17ColombianNationalTeam...PreviouslyplayedatPontificiaUniversidad...PlayedintheyouthsystemofClubDeportivoLosMillionarios,SanteFeandAcademiaFootballClub...HasrepresentedColumbiainnumerousnationalandinternationalevents.

SebastianLeon

25

Freshman•6-3•185•GKSt.Louis,Mo.

St.Mary’sHighSchoolMajor:Undeclared


Prep:SelectedfirstteamAll-StateasagoalkeeperinhisseniorseasonatSt.Mary’sHighSchool...NamedfirstteamAll-MetrobytheSt. Louis Post-DispatchandfirstteamAll-Con-ference...Selectedteamcaptainasasenior...Posted�0shutouts,208savesanda0.79goalsagainstaverageasasenior...Alsoearnedvarsitylettersinbaseballandicehockey...SelectedfortheHobyBakerAward,MostValuablePlayerandteamcaptainin2008...NamedtohonorrollinallsemestersatSt.Mary’s.

JohnBerner

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Sat.,Aug.�5@KorteStadiumLocation(Enroll.)............Milwaukee,Wis.(28,042)Stadium(cap.).................EngelmannField(2,000)Nickname.................................................. PanthersColors.............................................BlackandGold2008OverallRecord..................................... 4-�0-5Conference....................................HorizonLeagueHorizonRcd./Place.................................. �-5-2/7thLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�5/4StartersRet./Lost................................................8/3AthleticDirector.............................GeorgeKoonceHeadCoach...................................... JonColemanRecordatSchool(yrs.)........................17-31-10(3)Career(yrs.)..................................................sameMen’sSoccerContact.............................ChrisZillsOfficePhone.................................... 4�4-229-4593E-mail.......................................... [email protected]://uwmpanthers.cstv.com

UW-Milwaukee (Exh.)

2009 Opponents

Tue.,Sept.�@Evansville,Ind.Location(Enroll.).................EvansvilleInd.(2,539)Stadium(cap.)............McCutchanStadium(2,000)Nickname............................................. PurpleAcesColors................................Purple,Orange&White2008OverallRecord....................................... 9-7-2Conference......................................MissouriValleyMVCRcd./Place...................................... 2-3-0/4thLetterwinnersRet./Lost..................................�7/5StartersRet./Lost................................................9/2AthleticDirector..................................JohnStanleyHeadCoach........................................MikeJacobsRecordatSchool(yrs.)..........................28-24-3(3)Career(yrs.).........................................57-64-8(8)Men’sSoccerContact........................... BobBoxellOfficePhone.................................... 8�2-488-2285E-mail.................................. bb33@evansville.eduWebsite..........................www.GoPurpleAces.com

Evansville

Fri.,Sept.4@KorteStadiumLocation(Enroll.)...........Rochester,Mich.(18,169)Stadium(cap.)..................OUSoccerField(1,000)Nickname......................................GoldenGrizzliesColors.................................................Gold&Black2008OverallRecord..................................... �4-4-2Conference.................................... SummitLeagueSummitLeagueRcd./Place..................... 5-0-�/�stLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�5/3StartersRet./Lost................................................3/8AthleticDirector.....................................TracyHuthHeadCoach..........................................EricPogueRecordatSchool(yrs.)............................ FirstYearCareer(yrs.)..................................................sameMen’sSoccerContact..................SamanthaFranzOfficePhone.....................................248.370.320�E-mail................................. [email protected]................................ www.ougrizzlies.com

Oakland

Sun.,Sep,�3@Louisville,Ky.Location(Enroll.)................Lexington,Ky.(27,000)Stadium(cap.)............UKSoccerComplex(1,500)Nickname...................................................WildcatsColors.................................................Blue&White2008OverallRecord..................................... �2-4-5Conference...................................ConferenceUSACUSARcd./Place................................... 6-�-�/2ndLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�7/6StartersRet./Lost................................................7/4AthleticDirector...............................MitchBarnhartHeadCoach...........................................IanCollinsRecordatSchool(yrs.)................168-1109-32(15)Career(yrs.).................................191-144-41(18)Men’sSoccerContact........................BrentIngramOfficePhone.................................... 859-257-3838E-mail................................ [email protected]................................ www.ukathletics.com

Kentucky

Fri.,Sept.�8@KorteStadiumLocation(Enroll.)..................Columbia,Mo.(1100)Stadium(cap.)..........OwensSoccerStadium(500)Nickname...................................................CougarsColors............................................ NavyandSilver2008OverallRecord....................................... 9-8-3Conference................................AmericanMidwestAMCRcd./Place.................................................n/aLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�2/9StartersRet./Lost................................................7/4AthleticDirector.................................BobBurchardHeadCoach............................................JohnKleinRecordatSchool(yrs.)......................107-58-14(9)Career(yrs.)......................................107-58-14(9)Men’sSoccerSID.................................. CindyFottiOfficePhone..................................... 573-875-7454E-mail........................................... cnfotti@ccis.eduWebsite.......................www.columbiacougars.com

Columbia (Mo.)

Fri.,Sept.25@Dayton,OhioLocation(Enroll.)...................Dayton,Ohio(7,700)Stadium(cap.)........................BaujanField(2,000)Nickname.......................................................FlyersColors...................................................Red&Blue2008OverallRecord..................................... �5-4-3Conference.............................................Atlantic�0A�0Rcd./Place........................................6-2-�/3rdLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�4/6StartersRet./Lost................................................8/3AthleticDirector.................................... TimWablerHeadCoach....................................DennisCurrierRecordatSchool(yrs.)........................42-22-14(4)Career(yrs.)...................................230-71-26(16)Men’sSoccerContact.....................KrystalWarrenOfficePhone.................................... 937-229-5240E-mail.....................warrenkk@notes.udayton.eduWebsite.............................www.daytonflyers.com/

Dayton

Sun.,Sept.27@Chicago,Ill.Location(Enroll.)....................Evanston,Ill.(8,000)Stadium(cap.).....................LakesideField(2,000)Nickname...................................................WildcatsColors..............................................Purple&White2008OverallRecord..................................... �5-5-3Conference..................................................BigTenBigTenRcd./Place..................................3-3/T-3rdLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�5/5StartersRet./Lost................................................6/5AthleticDirector.....................................JimPhillipsHeadCoach.......................................TimLenahanRecordatSchool(yrs.)........................81-63-19(8)Career(yrs.).................................207-131-37(12)Men’sSoccerContact......................NickBrilowskiOfficePhone.................................... 847-467-383�E-mail....................... [email protected].................................. www.NUsports.com

Northwestern

Sat.,Oct.3@Indianapolis,Ind.Location(Enroll.)........... Indianapolis,Ind.(30,300)Stadium(cap.).....................KuntzStadium(2,000)Nickname....................................................JaguarsColors........................................Red,Gold&Black2008OverallRecord....................................... 8-9-2Conference.................................... SummitLeagueSummitLeagueRcd./Place....................... 3-3/4thLetterwinnersRet./Lost..................................�4/�2StartersRet./Lost................................................7/4AthleticDirector..........................MichaelR.MooreHeadCoach.....................................SteveFranklinRecordatSchool(yrs.)..................106-126-14(14)Career(yrs.).................................106-126-14(14)Men’sSoccerContact....................... EdHoldawayOfficePhone.................................... 3�7-274-2725E-mail................................. eholdaway@iupui.eduWebsite...................................www.iupuijags.com

IUPUI

Fri.,Oct.9@KorteStadiumLocation(Enroll.).....................Normal,Ala.(6,000)Stadium(cap.)............................AAMUField(500)Nickname...................................................BulldogsColors............................................Maroon&White2008OverallRecord....................................... 6-9-5Conference...........................SouthwesternAthleticSWACRcd./Place................................... �-8-3/7thLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................20/6StartersRet./Lost..............................................�0/�AthleticDirector....................................BettyAustinHeadCoach........................................SalahYousifRecordatSchool(yrs.)..................105-118-37(13)Career(yrs.).................................239-181-50(19)Men’sSoccerContact......................TomGalbraithOfficePhone.................................... 256-372-4005E-mail.......................aamusportsinfo@yahoo.comWebsite.............................. www.aamusports.com

Alabama A&M

Sat.,Aug.22@KorteStadiumLocation(Enroll.)...................Chicago,Ill.(24,541)Stadium(cap.)........................FlamesField(1,000)Nickname.....................................................FlamesColors.......................NavyBlue&FireEngineRed2008OverallRecord..................................... �2-4-6Conference....................................HorizonLeagueHorizonRcd./Place.................................. 6-�-�/�stLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�3/4StartersRet./Lost................................................8/3AthleticDirector.........................JamesW.SchmidtHeadCoach..........................................JohnTraskRecordatSchool(yrs.)........................48-18-19(4)Career(yrs.)..................................................sameMen’sSoccerContact..................... JohnJaramilloOfficePhone.................................... 3�2-996-5880E-mail................................................ jjar@uic.eduWebsite..................................www.uicflames.com

UIC (Exh.)

Fri.,Sep.��@Louisville,Ky.Location(Enroll.)................ Louisville,Ky.(22,000)Stadium(cap.)......................CardinalPark(2,200)Nickname................................................. CardinalsColors.......................................Red,Black&White2008OverallRecord..................................... ��-7-4Conference................................................BigEastBigEastRcd./Place...........6-3-2/2ndRedDivisionLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�6/5StartersRet./Lost..............................................�0/2AthleticDirector.....................................TomJurichHeadCoach.............................................KenLollaRecordatSchool(yrs.)..........................16-17-7(3)Career(yrs.).................................225-102-34(18)Men’sSoccerContact....................KimPembertonOfficePhone.................................... 502-852-658�E-mail........................... kapemb0�@louisville.eduWebsite..................................www.uoflsports.com

Louisville

Sun.,Sep.20@Columbus,OhioLocation(Enroll.)............Columbus,Ohio(53,715)Stadium(cap.)...... JesseOwensStadium(10,000)Nickname.................................................BuckeyesColors..............................................Scarlet&Gray2008OverallRecord....................................... 9-9-3Conference..................................................BigTenBigTenRcd./Place...............................2-4-0/T5thLetterwinnersRet./Lost..................................�3/�3StartersRet./Lost................................................6/5AthleticDirector....................................GeneSmithHeadCoach.........................................JohnBluemRecordatSchool(yrs.)....................127-90-31(12)Career(yrs.).................................213-117-43(17)Men’sSoccerContact.................AlissaClendenenOfficePhone.................................... 6�4-292-0�34E-mail................................ clendenen.5@osu.eduWebsite.................www.OhioStateBuckeyes.com

Ohio State



2009 Opponents

Sun.,Oct.��@Cleveland,OhioLocation(Enroll.).............Cleveland,Ohio(16,245)Stadium(cap.)......................KrenzlerField(1,680)Nickname.....................................................VikingsColors...................................ForestGreen&White2008OverallRecord....................................... 9-8-3Conference....................................HorizonLeagueHorizonLeagueRcd./Place....................5-2-�/3rdLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................20/2StartersRet./Lost..............................................�0/�AthleticDirector.......................................LeeReedHeadCoach......................................AliKazemainiRecordatSchool(yrs.)..........................18-30-8(8)Career(yrs.).................................194-106-21(17)Men’sSoccerContact......................BrianMcCannOfficePhone.................................... 2�6-687-5��5E-mail..........................b.mccann66@csuohio.eduWebsite.................................www.csuvikings.com

Cleveland State

Thu.,Oct.�5@KorteStadiumLocation(Enroll):...................Shreveport,La.(914)HomeField:..................................MayoField(500)Nickname:......................................................GentsColors:...........................................Maroon&White2008OverallRecord:...................................... 5-8-�Conference:............................ TheSummitLeagueSummitLeagueRecord/Place:................. 2-4-0/6thLetterwinnersRet./Lost:...................................23/3StartersRet/Lost:..............................................�0/�AthleticDirector:.............................Dr.TomTallachHeadCoach:............................................DavidOrrRecordatSchool:................................5-8-1(2yrs)Career:.................................................5-8-1(2yrs)SoccerSID:....................................AllisonMcClainOfficephone:.....................................3�8.869.5092Email:............................ [email protected]:..............................www.gocentenary.com

Centenary

Sat.,Oct.�7@KorteStadiumLocation(Enroll.)............FortWayne,Ind.(12,338)Stadium(cap.)......HefnerSoccerComplex(3,500)Nickname...............................................MastodonsColors.......................................RoyalBlue&White2008OverallRecord..................................... 3-��-3Conference.................................... SummitLeagueSummitLeagueRcd./Place.................... �-3-2/7thLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�7/4StartersRet./Lost..............................................�0/�AthleticDirector....................................TommyBellHeadCoach........................................MikeHarperRecordatSchool(yrs.)............................6-23-5(3)Career(yrs.)...........................................6-23-5(3)Men’sSoccerContact................... SheaMcMahonOfficePhone.................................... 260-48�-07�3E-mail....................................mcmahos@ipfw.eduWebsite............................www.gomastodons.com

IUPU-Ft. Wayne

Sat.,Oct.24@Nashville,Tenn.Location(Enroll.).............Memphis,Tenn.(20,379)Stadium(cap.)...MikeRoseSoccerComplex(3,000)Nickname.......................................................TigersColors..................................................Blue&Gray2008OverallRecord..................................... 6-��-2Conference...................................ConferenceUSACUSARcd./Place.................................3-4-�/T-3rdLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�2/5StartersRet./Lost............................................ ��/��AthleticDirector.................................R.C.JohnsonHeadCoach........................................RichieGrantRecordatSchool(yrs.)......................95-77-14(10)Career(yrs.).................................148-101-16(14)Men’sSoccerContact....................... ShawnSmithOfficePhone.................................... 90�-678-5294E-mail...............................sdsmith@memphis.eduWebsite................................ www.gotigersgo.com

Memphis

Wed.,Oct.28@Macomb,Ill.Location(Enroll.)...................Macomb,Ill.(13,331)Stadium(cap.).........JohnMacKenzieField(1,000)Nickname...........................................LeathernecksColors...............................................Purple&Gold2008OverallRecord..................................... �2-5-3Conference............................. TheSummitLeagueSummitRcd./Place................................. 3-2-�/2ndLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�3/8StartersRet./Lost................................................7/4AthleticDirector................... Dr.TimM.VanAlstineHeadCoach.................................Dr.EricJohnsonRecordatSchool(yrs.)..................104-114-17(13)Career(yrs.).................................147-167-21(17)Men’sSoccerContact.........................RyanBowerOfficePhone.................................... 30�-298-��33E-mail...................................... rp-bower@wiu.eduWebsite...............................www.wiuathletics.com

Western IllinoisThu.,Oct.�5@KorteStadium

Location(Enroll.):................Conway,Ark.(12,959)HomeField:..............................FarrisField(1,000)Nickname:......................................................BearsColors:..............................................Purple&Gray2008OverallRecord:.................................... 3-�4-�Conference:.........................MissouriValley(2010)MVCRecord/Place:............................................n/aLetterwinnersRet./Lost:...................................�7/9StartersRet/Lost:................................................9/2AthleticDirector:.........................Dr.AllenMeadorsHeadCoach:....................................ChadFlandersRecordatSchool:................................51-47-10(6)Career:.................................................51-47-10(6)SoccerSID:............................................. JoshGoffOfficephone:.................................... 50�-450-5695Email:............................................... [email protected]:..................................www.ucasports.com

Central Arkansas

Sat.,Nov.7@Tulsa,Okla.Location(Enroll.).....................Tulsa,Okla.(5,109)Stadium(cap.).........ORUSoccerComplex(1,000)Nickname.........................................GoldenEaglesColors...................NavyBlue,VegasGold&White2008OverallRecord....................................... 6-9-2Conference............................. TheSummitLeagueSummitLeagueRcd./Place.................... 2-3-�/5thLetterwinnersRet./Lost....................................�6/9StartersRet./Lost................................................8/5AthleticDirector....................................MikeCarterHeadCoach.......................................SteveHayesRecordatSchool(yrs.)......................84-98-13(12)Career(yrs.).....................................84-98-13(12)Men’sSoccerContact............................ KyleSeayOfficePhone.................................... 9�8-495-7094E-mail........................................... kseay@oru.eduWebsite.......................www.orugoldeneagles.com

Oral Roberts

MissouriValleyConferenceCommissionerDougElginhasannouncedtheadditionofSouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvilleandtheUniversityofCentralArkansasasmen’ssocceraffiliatemembers,beginninginthe20�0season.SIUEmen’ssoccerismakingitsfast-trackedreturntoDivisionI. SIUEdwardsvilleisoneof2�schoolstohavecapturedanNCAADivisionImen’ssoccerchampionship(1979)andboastsover470winsinprogramhistory. SIUECoachKevinKalish,SIUEChancellorDr.VaughnVandegrift,MVCCommissionerDougElgin,

SIUEDirectorofAthleticsDr.BradHewitt,andSeniorAssociateCommissionerPattyViverito



2008 Season Recap The2008seasonwaslikethereturntothegoodolddays.SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvillemen’soccerwasplayinganNCAADivisionIscheduleagain,anditfeltgood. KevinKalishtookoverthereignsastheteam’sheadcoach,becom-ingthethirdcoachinschoolhistory.KalishhassometoughactstofollowinBobGuelker,whowon216gamesandtwonationalchampionshipsin19seasons,andEdHuneke,whorecorded251victoriesin22seasons. It’sachallengeKalishwasreadytopursuehavingcompletedeightseasonsasanassistantunderHuneke.Duringthoseeightseasons,SIUEap-pearedintheNCAATournamentsixtimes,finishingsecondin2004andmakingtheFinalFourin200�and2005. The2008Cougarsbeganonahighnotewitha1-0victoryoverMis-souriState.SeniorBobRidderscoredthegame’sonlygoalagainstwhatwillbeafutureMissouriValleyConferenceopponent. SIUEtookapairoftoughlossestoDrakeandNorthernIllinoisbeforereboundingforapairofroadwinsagainstWrightStateandIPFW.ChrisAnza-lonescoredinbothofthegames.TheCougarswere4-0whenAnzalonescored.

FreshmanJackTwellmanscoredhisfirstcareergoalina3-2lossatDayton,whichendedathree-gamelosingskidfortheCougars. SIUEdefeatedMcKendreeinitsonlyofficialhomecontest2-0.AnzaloneandTwellmanscoredbeforeacrowdof�,538atKorteStadium. TheCougarspumpedupthedefenseina0-0tiewithMemphis.EventhoughSIUEdidnotscore,thedefense’sstrongshowingheldoneofConferenceUSA’stopteamswithoutagoal. SIUEstumbledabittowardtheendoftheseasonbeforeclosingoutwithanimpressive3-0winatCentralArkansas(UCA).Aftertheseasonwascomplete,SIUElearnedthatbothUCAandSIUEwouldjointheMissouriValleyConferencetobecometheseventhandeighthmembersbeginningwiththe20�0season. NickFrasca,whoposteda�.33goalsagainstaveragefortheseason,recordedhisfourthshutoutoftheseasoninthewinoverUCA.ThatshutoutalsovaultedhimtoNo.�ontheall-timeshutoutslistwith21,passingEdGettemeier(1979-1982)andJoshRichardson(1999-2003)whobothhad20. Twellmanwastheteam’sleadingscorerwithfourgoalsandanassist. Kalishalsotookcomfortinknowingfiveofhistopplayerssatouttheseasonasredshirtsinpreparationforthe2009season.TheyareMikeJones,KevinBielicki,RandyRoy,ScottMeyerandDustinAttarian.



Date Opponent WL Score Overall Conf Attend Goals scored

Aug30,2008 vsMissouriState W 1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 Ridder,Bob(Hensler,Myles)

Aug31,2008 atDrake L 0-2 1-1-0 0-0-0 386 -

Sep05,2008 atNorthernIllinois LO2 2-3 1-2-0 0-0-0 235 Wilhelm,Ryan(unassisted)

Bigogno,Nick(unassisted)

Sep12,2008 atWrightState W 3-1 2-2-0 0-0-0 143 Anzalone,Chris(Ridder,Bob)

Maduekwe,Nash(Jeffery,Benny)

JEFFERY,Benny(unassisted)

Sep14,2008 atIPFW W 2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 114 GROARK,Brian(RIDDER,Bob)

ANZALONE,Chris(HENSLER,Myles)

Sep20,2008 atMilwaukee L 1-2 3-3-0 0-0-0 346 RIDDER,Bob(penaltykick)

Sep2�,2008 atLoyola L 0-� 3-4-0 0-0-0 �05 -

Sep26,2008 atDayton L 2-3 3-5-0 0-0-0 545 TWELLMAN,Jack(MADUEKWE,Nash)

JONES,Mike(O’BRIEN,Kyle)

Oct10,2008 MCKENDREE W 2-0 4-5-0 0-0-0 1538 ANZALONE,Chris(unassisted)

TWELLMAN,Jack(unassisted)

Oct22,2008 atMemphis TO2 0-0 4-5-1 0-0-0 250 -

Oct25,2008 atUAB L 0-1 4-6-1 0-0-0 213 -

Nov0�,2008 atOaklandUniversity L 0-2 4-7-� 0-0-0 �405 -

Nov08,2008 atBelmont L 1-3 4-8-1 0-0-0 245 JEFFERY,Benny(TWELLMAN,Jack)

Nov15,2008 atCentralArkansas W 3-0 5-8-1 0-0-0 173 TWELLMAN,Jack(unassisted)

TWELLMAN,Jack(WEIR,Tim)

ANZALONE,Chris(unassisted)

2008 Results

GOALS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

SIUEdwardsville 5 �2 0 0 �7

Opponents 5 �2 0 � �8

SHOTS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

SIUEdwardsville 66 8� 4 4 �55

Opponents 75 �03 6 3 �87

SAVES BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

SIUEdwardsville 25 35 3 2 65

Opponents 30 2� 2 2 55

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

SIUEdwardsville 23 30 2 0 55

Opponents 34 4� � 4 80

FOULS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

SIUEdwardsville 66 6� � � �29

Opponents 83 83 3 5 �74



Overall: 5-8-1 Conf: 0-0-0 Home: 1-0-0 Away: 3-8-1 Neut: 1-0-0

## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT8 TWELLMAN,Jack 14-13 4 1 9 31 .129 12 .387 1 0-019 ANZALONE,Chris 14-12 4 0 8 20 .200 11 .550 1 0-016 RIDDER,Bob 14-14 2 2 6 23 .087 11 .478 1 1-222 JEFFERY,Benny 13-13 2 1 5 21 .095 11 .524 0 0-021 MADUEKWE,Nash 12-2 1 1 3 5 .200 2 .400 1 0-07 GROARK,Brian 11-10 1 0 2 14 .071 8 .571 1 0-015 BIGOGNO,Nick 14-13 1 0 2 11 .091 3 .273 0 0-023 JONES,Mike 14-13 1 0 2 7 .143 2 .286 0 0-012 WILHELM,Ryan 14-14 1 0 2 5 .200 3 .600 0 0-06 HENSLER,Myles 13-13 0 2 2 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-013 O’BRIEN,Kyle 6-1 0 1 1 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-05 WEIR,Tim �4-�2 0 � � 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-014 HARRIS,Matt 4-1 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-04 HOPPING,Chris 13-2 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-02 LINDSAY,Tim 14-7 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-030 COLLICO,Nick 4-2 0 0 0 � .000 0 .000 0 0-00 FRASCA,Nick �3-�2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total............... �4 �7 9 43 �55 .��0 72 .465 5 �-2 Opponents........... �4 �8 �6 52 �87 .096 83 .444 8 �-2

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho30 COLLICO,Nick 3-2 �48:05 � 0.6� 8 .889 � 0 0 00 FRASCA,Nick �3-�2 ��50:�6 �7 �.33 5� .750 4 6 � 4TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 6 1.000 0 0 0 1 Total............... �4 �298:2� �8 �.25 65 .783 5 6 � 5 Opponents........... �4 �298:2� �7 �.�8 55 .764 7 5 � 5

2008 Individual Statistics

## POINTS GP G A Pts Shots8 Twellman,Jack 14 4 1 9 31�9 Anzalone,Chris �4 4 0 8 2016 Ridder,Bob 14 2 2 6 2322 Jeffery,Benny 13 2 1 5 2121 Maduekwe,Nash12 1 1 3 57 Groark,Brian 11 1 0 2 1415 Bigogno,Nick 14 1 0 2 1123 Jones,Mike 14 1 0 2 7�2 Wilhelm,Ryan �4 � 0 2 56 Hensler,Myles 13 0 2 2 4

## GOALS GP G A Pts Shots8 Twellman,Jack 14 4 1 9 31�9 Anzalone,Chris �4 4 0 8 2016 Ridder,Bob 14 2 2 6 2322 Jeffery,Benny 13 2 1 5 21�2 Wilhelm,Ryan �4 � 0 2 521 Maduekwe,Nash12 1 1 3 57 Groark,Brian 11 1 0 2 1415 Bigogno,Nick 14 1 0 2 1123 Jones,Mike 14 1 0 2 7

## GAME WINNING GOALS GP GWG�9 Anzalone,Chris �4 �7 Groark,Brian 11 121 Maduekwe,Nash 12 18 Twellman,Jack 14 116 Ridder,Bob 14 1

## ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots16 Ridder,Bob 14 2 2 6 236 Hensler,Myles 13 0 2 2 45 Weir,Tim �4 0 � � 38 Twellman,Jack 14 4 1 9 3121 Maduekwe,Nash12 1 1 3 522 Jeffery,Benny 13 2 1 5 2113 O’Brien,Kyle 6 0 1 1 3

## SHOTS GP G A Sh Sh%8 Twellman,Jack 14 4 1 31 .12916 Ridder,Bob 14 2 2 23 .08722 Jeffery,Benny 13 2 1 21 .095�9 Anzalone,Chris �4 4 0 20 .2007 Groark,Brian 11 1 0 14 .071

15 Bigogno,Nick 14 1 0 11 .09123 Jones,Mike 14 1 0 7 .143�2 Wilhelm,Ryan �4 � 0 5 .20021 Maduekwe,Nash12 1 1 5 .2006 Hensler,Myles 13 0 2 4 .000

## SHOT PCT GP G A Sh Sh%�9 Anzalone,Chris �4 4 0 20 .200�2 Wilhelm,Ryan �4 � 0 5 .20021 Maduekwe,Nash12 1 1 5 .20023 Jones,Mike 14 1 0 7 .1438 Twellman,Jack 14 4 1 31 .12922 Jeffery,Benny 13 2 1 21 .09515 Bigogno,Nick 14 1 0 11 .09116 Ridder,Bob 14 2 2 23 .0877 Groark,Brian 11 1 0 14 .0716 Hensler,Myles 13 0 2 4 .000



2008 Team StatisticsOverall: 5-8-1 Conf: 0-0-0 Home: 1-0-0 Away: 3-8-1 Neut: 1-0-0

TEAM STATISTICS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SHOTSTATISTICS Goals-Shotattempts Goalsscoredaverage Shotpct Shotsongoal-Attempts Shotsongoal-% Shots/Game AssistsCORNERKICKSPENALTYKICKSPENALTIES YellowCards RedCardsATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avgperdate NeutralSite#/Avg

OPP

�8-�87�.25.097

83-�87.444�3.4

�680

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250

4�60�2/247

SIUE

�7-�55�.�8.��0

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2008SIUECougars



All-Time Letter WinnersAbdohosseini,Nostrat..............................�967-�969Abele,Steve.............................................�987-�988Ablett,Peter.......................................................�992Ahlvers,Chris....................................................�989Alldridge,Daniel................................................2003Amlong,Tim..............................................�985-�986Anzalone,Chris..................................................2008Anzalone,John.........................................2006-2007Appelbaum,Jim........................................�984-�987Ashley,Jake.............................................�995-�996Attarian,Dustin.........................................2006-2008Attas,Ameen.....................................................2005Attaphitaya,Surat..............................................�988Axmacher,Steve......................................�972-�975Bailey,Ben.........................................................2002Baldus,Scott.....................................................�994Banner,Mike.............................................2004-2006Barth,Jon..........................................................2005Barron,Bill................................................�972-�974Barron,John.............................................�969-�972Bauer,Zach..............................................2006-2007Becher,John......................................................�982Beck,Vince........................................................�98�Becker,John......................................................�98�Bellinger,Bruce........................................�98�-�984Benben,Rick............................................�969-�972Bernaix,Justin..........................................�997-�999Berry,Bart..........................................................�988Bessmer,Tim.....................................................�970Beveridge,Ross.......................................2004-2007Bielicki,Kevin...........................................2006-2007Bigogno,Nick.....................................................2008Blake,Jack...............................................�968-�970Blake,Tom.........................................................�982Blourtchi,Kavoos......................................�973-�975Boland,Michael........................................�969-�972Bono,Joe.................................................�973-�974Bourneuf,Leo...........................................�980-�984Boyer,David.............................................�990-�992Boyer,G.P.................................................�984-�986Bozada,Bob.............................................�977-�979Brazill,Patrick...........................................2006-2007Brigmann,Darren.....................................�989-�990Bringuet,Scott...................................................2006Brooke,Keith............................................�987-�988Brown,Mike..............................................�983-�986Budenholzer,Matt..............................................2007Burgund,Michael......................................2003-2004Cacciatore,Chris......................................�974-�977Cacciatore,Jeff.........................................�976-�979Cacciatore,Pete.......................................2002-2005Cacciatore,Steve.....................................�972-�975Calvert,James...................................................�967Camacho,Chris........................................�999-2002Cannady,Adam.................................................�998Cappetta,Dave.........................................�98�-�984Carenza,Chris..........................................�970-�974Carenza,John..........................................�968-�97�Carter,Todd..............................................�989-�992Chiwanga,Tuaya......................................�979-�982Cholevik,Thomas..............................................�970Chrans,Ryan.....................................................2002Clark,Creighton........................................�992-�993Clark,Tim.................................................�977-�979

Cole,Brian................................................2002-2003Collie,Tim.................................................�986-�989Collico,Nick........................................................2008Collico,Tim...............................................2004-2005Concellor,Carl...................................................�967Conway,Mickey........................................�968-�970Corbett,David...........................................�99�-�993Corrigan,Kevin.........................................�999-200�Crider,Andrew...................................................2005Crook,Greg..............................................2004-2007Damico,Chris....................................................�989Darby,Brett...............................................�994-�997Darnell,Mike......................................................�994Davis,Eddie......................................................2004DeGreeff,Tom...................................................�968Deinowski,John.......................................�968-�97�Deist,Jeff...........................................................�994Demtrak,Jay.....................................................�988Deters,Jerry.............................................�987-�990Diamantini,Dan.................................................�993Dolphus,Dave...................................................�977Donovan,Tom..........................................�974-�977Douglas,Brian.................................�997,�999-200�Downar,Mark...........................................�978-�98�Drew,Peter...............................................�984-�985Driesner,Arnold.................................................�967Driscoll,Dennis.........................................�969-�972Dubach,Matt.............................................�995-�997Ebert,Don................................................�977-�979England,Mike...........................................�983-�986Elliott,Steve..............................................�972-�974Erickson,Don....................................................�998Espejo,Mariano.................................................�992Evers,Matt...............................................200�-2002Fassi,Vincent...........................................�969-�972Faucett,Fred............................................�968-�970Fayollat,Tom......................................................�987Fitzler,Dave..............................................�972-�975Flanagan,Brian.........................................�994-�995Fleher,Greg...............................................�980-�983Forrester,James........................................�973-�975Fox,Doug..................................................�99�-�995Francis,Vinton....................................................�99�Franklin,Ryan....................................................2000Frasca,Nicholas........................................2004-2008Freesmeier,Dan........................................�969-�97�Galati,Tom................................................�970-�973Gallagher,Bob...........................................�973-�977Gallagher,Joe...........................................�97�-�975Galvin,Joe.................................................�968-�97�Garofalo,Bob............................................�987-�989Garofalo,Chris..........................................�990-�992Gates,John...............................................�983-�986Gauvain,Mike............................................�980-�983Gauvain,Steve..........................................�980-�983Gee,David..........................................................�995Gentile,Paul..............................................�97�-�974Gettemeier,Ed...........................................�979-�982Giamanco,Tony.........................................�973-�975Gibbs,Brandon...................................................2000Gimenez,Greg...................................................�995Gismegian,Paul.................................................�967Green,Larry.......................................................�969Groark,Brian...................................................... 2008

Groark,Tom...............................................�979-�982Guelker,Tim..............................................�977-�980Guempel,Craig.........................................�98�-�982Guillo,Lou.................................................�967-�968Hagen,Bob................................................�985-�986Hanlon,Steve.....................................................�990Hanson,Murray..................................................�98�Harken,Ryan.............................................�999-2002Harris,Matt................................................2006-2008Hartmann,Doug........................................�994-�998Haukeland,Par..........................................�985-�987Hausmann,Carl.........................................�983-�986Hausmann,Steve......................................�987-�990Hayden,Sonny...................................................�99�Hennessey,James....................................�986-�989Henry,Don.................................................�983-�987Hensler,Myles...........................................2007-2008Henson,Tom.............................................�973-�976Hickam,Josh......................................................2002Higgins,Brian............................................�975-�978Higgins,Brian............................................2002-2005Hilderbrand,Steve.....................................�984-�985Hilke,Brad.................................................�988-�990Hines,Jaron..............................................�993-�997Hlavaty,Brett......................................................�993Hodge,Dan........................................................�969Hodge,Nick........................................................2000Hoff,James...............................................�968-�969Holl,Wendell.............................................�973-�974Holstein,Tim..............................................�973-�976Hopping,Chris...........................................2007-2008Horan,Brian..............................................2000-2003Horan,Matthew.........................................�999-2002Horne,Pat.................................................�974-�975House,Trevor.....................................................2005Howe,Gerry..............................................�973-�976Howe,Joe..................................................�979-�980Howe,Kevin..............................................�969-�972Howe,Tom.................................................�968-�97�Hummert,Dave.........................................�976-�979Hundelt,Chris............................................�982-�985Hundelt,Dave............................................�976-�979Hundelt,Kevin....................................................�986Huneke,Denny..........................................�969-�97�Huneke,Ed................................................�968-�970Huneke,Justin...........................................�998-200�Huneke,Sean............................................2000-2003Hunter,Jim................................................�968-�969Hunter,Todd..............................................�995-�998Ignatz,Steve..............................................�970-�97�Jackson,Jim..............................................�984-�986Jambga,Gwinyai.......................................�989-�992Jeffery,Benny............................................2007-2008Jenne,Jason......................................................�989Johnson,Chris...........................................2003-2006Jones,Mike...............................................2006-2008Jungels,Paul......................................................�973Junker,Cory.......................................................�995Kappauff,Ron.....................................................�977Kelley,Mike...............................................�977-�978Kelly,Pat....................................................2004-2006Kenny,Chris.......................................................�980Kerkemeyer,Al..........................................�977-�978Kersting,Jerry....................................................�974



All-Time Letter WinnersKersting,Jim..............................................�968-�970Kersting,Richard.......................................�969-�97�Kessen,Bob..............................................�97�-�974Kiesewetter,Mark......................................�973-�974Kikama,Kividi............................................�997-�998King,David................................................�994-�997Knopf,Kris.................................................�987-�990Knopp,Chris..............................................�998-200�Koeller,Greg..............................................�984-�985Koeller,Hadley..........................................�974-�976Koenig,Chris.............................................�994-�998Kohl,Matt...........................................................�969Korbesmeyer,Andy...................................�996-�997Kowalewski,Chester.................................�970-�973Kroenig,Brad.............................................�998-�999Kunz,Doug................................................�990-�993Kuster,Tony........................................................�970Kuster,Tony...............................................�993-�994Labitska,Keith....................................................�99�Laing,Rick..........................................................�989Lamping,John...........................................2003-2005Landmann,Roger......................................�985-�988Lanter,Adam.............................................2004-2007Lauer,Todd................................................�990-�993Limpert,Jason...........................................�99�-�994Lindsay,Tim...............................................2006-2008Little,Matt..................................................�997-�998Livingstone,Tim..................................................�999Lorenty,J.B.........................................................�995Loughman,Tim..........................................�98�-�984Lucash,Chris......................................................�980Machold,Chris....................................................�988Maddox,Cress..........................................�998-200�Maduekwe,Nash................................................2008Makowski,Greg.........................................�974-�977Malloy,Dan................................................�98�-�984Malloy,Matt...............................................�977-�980Malloy,Pat.................................................�978-�98�Martinez,Norman...............................................�968Marty,Scott................................................�990-�993Mason,Marc..............................................�976-�978Matthews,John.........................................2003-2006Maxfield,Jason..........................................�996-�997Maxim,Mark..............................................�995-�996Mazucca,Larry...................................................�970McManemy,Dan........................................�99�-�994McDaniel,Darrin................................................. 2006McMillian,Justin.......................................�999,200�McNamee,Mike.........................................�967-�968McNeil,Bill..........................................................�967Meneghini,Matt..................................................�994Metherd,Jeff..............................................�986-�989Meyer,John...............................................�970-�97�Meyer,Scott........................................................2007Mikes,Tom.........................................................�987Minnis,Rob.........................................................2005Mishalow,Gene.........................................�973-�976Mishalow,George......................................�978-�98�Modde,Greg..............................................�972-�973Modeer,Eric.....................................�996,�998-2000Monhan,Jerry.....................................................�970Moneypenny,Paul..............................................�969Moran,Mark..............................................�973-�976

Mosier,Dan...............................................200�-2004Mueller,William..................................................�970Mulqueeny,Sean.......................................�98�-�982Murphy,Bill................................................�987-�989Mwendapole,David............................................200�Mwongo,Morris.........................................�978-�979Najjar,Afif...........................................................2005Neary,Tom.........................................................�970Neitzert,Richard........................................�970-�97�Nemnich,Matt...........................................�99�-�992Ngonyani,Mike...................................................2002Niebruegge,John......................................�999-2000Nighosian,Leo....................................................�968Nischbach,Jim..........................................�987-�990Nitz,Gary...................................................�968-�969Norton,Rich........................................................�967Novak,Mike...............................................�995-�996Nunamaker,William............................................�999O’Banion,Trey....................................................�99�O’Brien,Kyle.......................................................2008O’Fallon,Shawn........................................�987-�989O’Keefe,Dan.............................................�980-�983O’Sullivan,Dan..........................................�973-�974Pacheco,Victor.........................................2003-2006Paz,Dave...........................................................�985Peck,Andy..........................................................�996Persson,Mattias.................................................�996Petersmith,Jared......................................2002-2003Petersmith,Joshua...................................�999,200�Pettigrew,Bill.............................................�985-�986Pickford,Marshall...............................................�978Pierce,Justin.............................................2002-2003Poch,Manuel......................................................2002Pohl,Craig..........................................................�994Pollihan,Steve....................................................�968Pryor,Mike..........................................................�997Purnell,Clark......................................................�999Putnam,Tim..............................................�97�-�972Range,Steve.............................................�986-�988Rapoff,Justin......................................................2002Redman,Nick.....................................................�997Reed,Jerry................................................�994-�997Reiniger,Joe..............................................�989-�992Reis,Derek................................................�990-�992Renaud,Bill...............................................�97�-�973Reutebuch,Dennis....................................�970-�97�Richardson,Bret........................................�999-2003Richardson,Chad...............................................�998Richardson,Josh.......................................�999-2002Richter,Bill..........................................................�967Richter,Josh.......................................................�993Ridder,Bob................................................2005-2008Rique,Addae......................................................2003Robson,Bob..............................................�975-�978Rodriguez,Ramon..............................................�998Roy,Randy................................................2006-2008Ryan,Edward............................................�970-�973Sadl,Jayme...............................................�986-�989St.Gemme,Jason..............................................�99�Schaffering,John.......................................�973-�976Schallert,Joe.............................................�987-�990Schell,Steve..............................................�979-�983Schmidt,Larry...........................................�968-�97�

Schmidt,Steve..........................................�968-�970Schnefke,William......................................�973-�976Schneider,James...............................................�999Schott,Ray.........................................................�968Sciortino,Gino....................................................�988Seim,Norm................................................�970-�97�Sheehan,Donny........................................�999-2000Siegel,Matthew.........................................2003-2005Signaigo,Ralph..................................................�968Singleton,Steve........................................�997-�998Smallwood,Mike.......................................�972-�975Snyder,Darren..........................................�993-�997Stallings,Bill..............................................�98�-�984Stedman,Randy........................................�99�-�993Stephens,Ernest................................................�967Stevens,Jeff.......................................................�998Stevenson,Stuart...............................................�979Still,Kristian........................................................�998Stocker,Steve...........................................�985-�986Stoddart,Ryan...........................................�998-200�Stone,Jim...........................................................�990Stone,John...............................................�983-�986Stone,Tom................................................�987-�990Stranz,Jim.................................................�968-�97�Stremlau,John..........................................�972-�975Stremlau,Leo............................................�969-�970Takami,Yuzuru..........................................�999-2002Taylor,Austin.............................................�969-�970Taylor,Scott........................................................�998Thibodeau,Kevin.......................................2004-2006Thomas,Cal..............................................2000-2003Thomure,Joe............................................�99�-�994Thornberry,Rob.........................................�994-�997Tighe,Tim..................................................�967-�968Toedebusch,Len................................................�975Towers,Rick.......................................................�978Tracy,Matt.................................................�982-�983Trittschuh,Steve........................................�983-�986Trushel,Terry.............................................�977-�980Truty,Luke..........................................................�992Turkington,Jason......................................�993-�996Twellman,Jack................................................... 2008Twellman,Mike..........................................�979-�982Twellman,Tim............................................�973-�976Twellman,Tom...........................................�970-�973VanDillon,Rich..................................................�968VanDyke,Steve.................................................�996Velten,Tim.................................................2002-2003Villa,Greg..................................................�975-�976Wagener,Dan............................................�977-�978Walker,Ken........................................................�967Walsh,James............................................�967-�968Walton,Bret...............................................�987-�990Watters,Tim..............................................�972-�974Weir,Tim....................................................2006-2008Weissenborn,Dave............................................�990Wilhelm,Ryan...........................................2007-2008Wismann,Bruce........................................�973-�974Woodrome,Dave................................................�998Zacheis,John............................................�974-�977Zaegel,Mike..............................................2004-2006Zakrzewski,Pete.......................................�967-�968Zorumski,Dennis................................................�967



Player Position Team Year

JackBlake Forward NA 1970

JohnCarenza Forward NA 1970

JohnCarenza Forward NA 1971

VinceFassi Back Second 1972

TomGalati Back Second 1973

JohnStremlau Back NA 1973

JohnStremlau Back NA 1975

ChrisCarenza Forward NA �974

BobKessen Midfield NA 1974

GregMakowski Back NA 1975

JohnStremlau Midfield NA 1975



MikeKelley Midfield NA 1978

TomGroark Back First 1981

EdGettemeier Goalkeeper Third 1982

ChrisHundelt Midfield Third 1983

All-Americans

GregCrook2ndNSCAA/HMDaktronics

RandyRoy2ndNSCAA/HMDaktronics

ZachBauer3rdDaktronics

Player Position Team Year

BillStallings Forward Third 1984

SteveTrittschuh Back Third 1985

SteveTrittschuh Back First 1986

MattLittle Midfield First 1997

JustinMcMillian Midfield First 2001

ChrisCamacho Back Third 2002

AddaeRique Midfielder First 2003

CalThomas Forward First 2003

TimVelten Back Third 2003

MichaelBurgund Back Second 2004

MikeBanner Forward First 2005

KevinThibodeau Back Second 2005

JohnMatthews Midfield Third 2006

GregCrook Goalkeeper Second 2007

ZachBauer Defender Third 2007

RandyRoy Midfield Second 2007

DustinAttarian Forward Second 2007

DustinAttarian2ndNSCAA

2007 All-Americans



Cougars in the Pros

Player Playedfor/DraftedByMikeBanner ChicagoFireBruceBellinger Minnesota(MISL)RickBenben AtlantaBobBozada MinnesotaChrisCacciatore RochesterJeffCacciatore Ft.LauderdaleSteveCacciatore RochesterChrisCarenza SanAntonioJohnCarenza St.LouisTimClark MinnesotaChrisDamico KansasCityJohnDeinowski St.LouisStarsDaveDelphus MinnesotaMarkDownar St.LouisStarsDonEbert NewYorkTomGalati PhiladelphiaEdGettemeier KansasCity(MISL) Montreal(NASL)TimGroark St.Louis(MISL)TimGuelker BuffaloTomHenson St.LouisStarsBrianHiggins IndianapolisJoeHowe AtlantaTomHowe St.LouisStarsDaveHummert LosAngelesChrisHundelt St.LouisSteamersDaveHundelt HoustonKevinHundelt St.LouisSteamers

Player PlayedFor/DraftedByMikeKelley DallasBobbyKessen DallasAndyKorbesmeyer St.LouisAmbushChesterKowalewski DenverToddLauer St.LouisAmbushMattLittle St.LouisAmbushGregMakowski ColoradoScottMarty St.LouisAmbushMattMalloy Phoenix(MISL)DanMcManemy St.LouisKnightsJustinMcMillian St.LouisAmbushGregMishalow WashingtonMarkMoran KicksDanO’Keefe KansasCity(MISL)JoeReiniger St.LouisAmbushAddaeRique St.LouisSteamersBobRobson AtlantaDarrenSnyder St.LouisAmbushBillStallings St.LouisAmbush(MISL)JohnStone Wichita(MISL)JohnStremlau DallasCalThomas St.LouisSteamersSteveTrittschuh St.Louis(MISL)MikeTwellman St.Louis(MISL)TimTwellman StarsTomTwellman StarsGregVilla KicksJohnZacheis --

Belowisalistoftheplayerswhoweredraftedand/orplayedontheprofessionallevelafterleavingSIUE.

JoeReiniger GregMakowski SteveTrittschuh



NCAA Tournament Results1969SaintLouis4-SIUE0

1970SIUE6-ClevelandState0SaintLouis2-SIUE�

1971SIUE2-Akron0SaintLouis3-SIUE�

1972 (National Champions)SIUE3-Akron2SIUE4-Baltimore1SIUE�-Oneonta0

1973SIUE3-NorthernIllinois0SaintLouis3-SIUE0

1974SIUE2-Indiana0SaintLouis2-SIUE1(3OT)

1975 (Runner-Up)SIUE3-ClevelandState2SIUE2-SaintLouis�SIUE3-Howard1SanFrancisco4-SIUE0

1976SIUE�-SaintLouis0Indiana�-SIUE0

1977 (Third Place)SIUE3-Indiana2(OT)SIUE3-ClevelandState2(OT)SanFrancisco2-SIUE1(OT)SIUE3-Brown2

1978SIUE3-SaintLouis2(3OT)Indiana2-SIUE01979 (National Champions)SIUE2-SaintLouis�SIUE2-SouthernMethodist1SIUE4-SanFrancisco0SIUE2-PennState�SIUE3-Clemson2

1980SouthernMethodist2-SIUE0

1981EasternIllinois2-SIUE�

1982 (National Semifinalist)SIUE1-NorthTexasState0SIUE�-SanFrancisco0Indiana�-SIUE0

1997TrumanState2-SIUE�

2001 (National Semifinalist)SIUE2-Lewis0SIUE�-Ashland0Tampa2-SIUE�OT

2003SIUE1-Rockhurst1(winonPKs)atTrumanState5-SIUE2

2004 (Runner-Up)SIUE3-Wisconsin=Parkside�atSIUE3-Tusculum2SIUE4-UNC-Pembroke�Seattle2-SIUE�

2005 (National Semifinalist)SIUE0-TrumanState0(winonPKs)atSIUE�-Carson-Newman0Franklin-Pierce�-SIUE0

2006atSIUE6-Mercyhurst1NorthernKentucky3-SIUE2OT

2007atSIUE2-Lewis�NorthernKentucky�-SIUE0



1972, 1979 National Champions

�972 SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsvillewonthefirst-evercollegedivisionnationalchampionship,defeatingOneontaCollege�-0inthetitlegame.SIUEwentundefeatedthatseasonforan��-0-3mark.ThethreetiescamefromrivalsWesternIllinois,SaintLouisandAkron.ThetietoAkronwasquicklyavengedintheopeninggameoftheNCAAChampionshipsastheCougarsrolledtoa3-2win. ChrisCarenza,thebrotherofSIUE’sall-timeleadingscorerJohnCarenza,posted12goalsandthreeassiststoleadtheCougars.TomTwellman,whohadfourgoalsandtwoassists,wasnamedSIUE’sMostValuableAthlete.KevinHowewouldbenamedtheteamMVP. Ingoal,RickBenbenallowedjust10goalsandgrabbed85saves.

�979 Provingthatfriendscouldtogetherwinanationalchampionship,SIUEgrabbeditsonlyNCAADivisionIcrownbehindaplethoraoftalentedplayers,manyofwhommovedontohighly-successfulprofessionalcareers. ItwasthesecondnationaltitleforfutureHallofFameCoachBobGuelker.ThecraftycoachgotahattrickinthechampionshipgamefromMattMalloyasSIUEdefeatedClemson3-2forthetitle. Afterwinningitsfirsttwogames,SIUElostitsnexttwoatSeattlePacificandSanFrancisco.Therewasteamdissension,buttheCougarsralliedtogoundefeatedinitsnext20games,aschoolrecord. OneofSIUE’sall-timebestgoalscorers,DonEbert,scoredaschool-record22goalsthatseasonandadded10assists.Malloyhad11goalsbutdidn’tgetintodouble-digitscoringuntilthetitlegame.SIUEalsohadoutstandinggoalkeeping,withEdGettemeierandMarkDownarsharingtimeinthenets.Downarallowed11goalsandGettemeiergaveupjustnine. ForBobGuelker,italsowasspecialtohavehisson,Tim,ontheteam.HisthreeassiststoMalloyinthechampionshipgamemadeDadproud. TheCougarsranthetablesoncollegesoccer’spremierteams.SaintLouiswasdefeatedinthefirstroundoftheplayoffs2-1atwhatwouldlaterberenamedBobGuelkerField.SIUEfollowedwitha2-0winoverSouthernMethodistanda4-2revengevictoryoverSanFrancisco.TheCougarsthentookPennState2-�andcloseditallwiththevictoryoverClemson. Aftertheseason,manycontinuedtoplayforSIUE.Othersmovedon.Thirteenplayerswouldeventuallyplaysoccerprofessionally,asignofjusthowgoodthisteamreallywas.



SIUE Athletics Hall of Fame1972 Men’s SoccerSIUEwonthefirst-evercollegedivisionnationalchampionship,defeatingOneontaCollege1-0inthetitlegame.SIUE,underHallofFameCoachBobGuelker,wentundefeatedwithan11-0-3record.ChrisCarenza,whoscoredthegame-winninggoalinthenationaltitlegame,ledtheteamwith�2goalsandthreeassists.TomTwellman,whohadfourgoalsandtwoassists,wasnamedSIUE’sMostValuableAthlete.KevinHowewasnamedtheteam’sMostValuablePlayer.Theothervaluableplayersforthe1972men’ssoccerteamwereJohnStremlau,SteveCacciatore,GregModde,DennisDriscoll,TomGalati,BobKessen,TimPutnam,JoeGallagher,SteveElliott,BillRenaud,MikeBoland,VinceFassi,BillBarron,NormanSeim,RickBenben,andChesterKowalewski.

Chris CarenzaTheleadingscorerforthemen’ssoccerCougarsin�972and�974,CarenzacurrentlyranksNo.3ontheall-timescoringlistwith46goalsand�4assists.AnAll-Americanin�974,Carenzascoredthegame-winninggoalfortheCougarsinthe�972nationalchampionshipgamefortheCougars.

Jack BlakeScored25goalsand�5assistsfortheSIUEmen’ssoccerteamfrom1978to1980.HejoinedJohnCarenzain1970asthefirstAll-Americansinmen’ssoccerforSIUEandalsowasamemberoftheU.S.Olympicteampoolheadingintothe�972Olympics.

John Carenza Scoredaschool-record7�goalsand29assistsinhisSIUEmen’ssoccercareer,marksthathavestoodformorethan30years.AnAll-Americanin�970and�97�,Carenzawasamemberofthe�972U.S.OlympicTeam.

Tom HoweTheMostValuablePlayerofthe1969season,TomHowehelpedSIUEusherinthebeginningof�4consecutiveNCAAappearances.PlayingonthreestraightNCAA-boundteams,Howescored�3goalsandadded�9assistsinhisfourseasonsasamidfielderandaforward.

John Stremlau AstabilizingforceintheCougarmidfield,JohnStremlauplayedonfourconsecutiveNCAATournamentteamsfrom�972to�975.The�972teamwontheNCAADivisionIInationalchampionshipwithStremlauasthesecond-leadingscorerontheteamasafreshman.

Tom TwellmanAtruemulti-sportstandout,TomTwellmanwasequallyascomfortableonthesoccerfieldashewasonthebaseballfield,garneringAll-Americanhonorsinbothsports.AsaCougar,TwellmanledtheSIUEbaseballteaminhittinghisjuniorseason(.352)andseniorseason(.367).TwellmanhelpedSIUEtoeightNCAATournamentap-pearancesinthetwosports.



SIUE Athletics Hall of Fame

Ed GettemeierAmemberofthenationalchampionshipmen’ssoccerteamin1979,EdGettemeierwentontosettheschoolrecordforshutoutswith20inhisgoalkeepingcareerfrom�979to�982.Inthenationalchampionshipseason,GettemeierwasnamedtheBronzeBootMostValuablePlayer.GettemeiercappedhiscareerwithAll-AmericanhonorsandtheSeniorBowlMVPawardafterleadingtheCougarstofourconsecutiveNCAAappearances,includingaFinalFourin�982.

Greg MakowskiAthree-time,firstteamAll-American(1975-1977)fortheCougars,GregMakowskiledSIUEtoasecond-placefinishandanationalsemifinalinfourseasons.MakowskilaterwastheteamcaptainoftheU.S.OlympicSoccerteamfrom�977to�98�andamemberoftheU.S.nationalteamfrom1978to1982.Thefirstplayerselectedinthe�978NASLdraftbytheColoradoCaribous,MakowskiplayedforseveralprofessionalteamsandwasanMISLAll-Starfrom1983-1985withtheKansasCityComets.

1979 Men’s SoccerSIUEearnedthe1979NCAADivisionIcrownbehindaplethoraoftalentedplayersforHallofFameCoachBobGuelker.MattMalloyscoredahattrickasSIUEdefeatedClemson3-2inthenationalchampionshipgameinTampa,Fla.The�979men’ssoccerteamincludesAssistantCoachRickBenben,DonEbert,TimGuelker,EdGettemeier,MarkDownar,BobBozada,JeffCacciatore,TuayaChiwanga,TimClark,TomGroark,JoeHowe,DaveHummert,DaveHundelt,PatMalloy,GeorgeMishalow,MorrisMwongo,SteveSchell,StuartStevenson,TerryTrushel,andMikeTwellman.

Coach Bob GuelkerCoachBobGuelkerlaidthefoundationforthetraditionofmen’ssocceratSIUE.Almostimmediately,Guelkertransformedanewprogramintoaperennialwinner.HebecamethefirstcoachincollegiatesoccerhistorytowinbothanNCAADivisionIIchampionship(1972)andanNCAADivisionIchampionship(1979)atthesameschool.Guelker,theUnitedStatescoachforthe�972Olympicteam,compiledaSoccerHallofFameresumewitharecordof3��-77-26.

Rick BenbenRickBenbenwasamajorreasonforSIUEestablishingatraditionofexcellenceformen’ssoccer.HeisoneofthelinksbetweenSIUE’stwonationaltitles.Benbenwasthestartinggoalkeeperonthe�972NCAADivisionIInationalchampionshipteamandwastheassistantcoachforBobGuelkeronthe1979NCAADivisionInationalchampionshipteam.



Career Scoring

# Name G A Pts Year1. JohnCarenza 71 29 171 1968-19722. DonEbert 52 22 126 1977-19793. ChrisCarenza 46 �4 �06 �970-�9744. JoeReiniger 37 19 93 1989-19925. VictorPacheco 29 34 92 2003-20066. JohnStremlau 33 25 91 1972-19757. BillStallings 39 12 90 1981-19848. JimNischbach 32 19 83 1987-19909. TimTwellman 27 22 76 �973-�97610. JohnStone 30 15 75 1983-198610. ScottMarty 27 21 75 1990-199310. DarrenSnyder 28 19 75 1993-199713. TimGuelker 27 19 73 1977-198014. DanMalloy 24 21 69 1981-198415. MattLittle 26 14 66 1997-199815. MattMalloy 23 20 66 1977-198017. JackBlake 25 15 65 1968-197018. JustinMcMillian 25 11 61 1999,200119. DanO’Keefe 27 4 58 1980-198320. SteveGauvain 22 13 57 1980-198320. GregVilla 23 11 57 1975-197622. YuzuruTakami 20 15 55 1999-200223. JimJackson 22 9 53 1984-198624. CalThomas �9 �4 52 2000-200325. PeteCacciatore �5 2� 5� 2002-200525. MikeBanner 18 15 51 2004-200627. BruceBellinger 16 16 48 1981-198428. TomStone �6 �5 47 �987-�99028. BrianHiggins 15 17 47 2002-200530. JustinHuneke 19 8 46 1998-200131. TomHowe 13 19 45 1968-197132. GregMakowski 17 10 44 1974-197733. ToddHunter 16 11 43 1995-199833. DustinAttarian 18 7 43 2006-200733. MarkMoran 18 7 43 1973-197636. SteveHausmann 14 14 42 1987-199036. JaronHines 16 10 42 1993-199738. RossBeveridge 17 8 41 2004-200738. ChrisCacciatore �6 9 4� �972-�97540. JohnMatthews 15 10 40 2003-200640. JimAppelbaum 10 20 40 1984-198740. JeffCacciatore 11 18 40 1976-1979

# Name G A Pts Year43. JohnDeinowski 14 10 38 1968-197143. AddaeRique �4 �0 38 200345. BobBozada 12 13 37 1977-197946. SteveCacciatore �2 �2 36 �972-�97546. JerryReed 12 12 36 1994-199746. KevinThibodeau �2 �2 36 2004-200649. SteveTrittschuh �2 �� 35 �983-�98649. MikeGauvain 10 15 35 1980-198349. DavidMwendapole 12 11 35 200152. KevinBielicki 15 4 34 2006-200752. TomTwellman �0 �4 34 �973-�97652. JoeThomure 10 14 34 1991-199355. PeteZakrzewski 11 9 31 1967-196856. ChrisGarofalo 9 12 30 1990-199257. MatthewHoran 4 21 29 1999-200258. PatMalloy 6 16 28 1978-198158. SteveStocker 9 �0 28 �985-�98660. AdamLanter 8 10 26 2004-05,‘0760. JoshHickam 12 2 26 200260. MikeNgonyani 12 2 26 200263. TimCollico �0 5 25 2004-200563. FredFaucett 8 �� 25 �968-�97063. TimHolstein 10 5 25 1973-197666. EricModeer 7 11 25 1996,‘98-’0067. TimLoughman 9 6 24 �98�-�98467. JaymeSadl 9 6 24 1986-198967. DougKunz 9 6 24 1990-199370. SteveSchell 8 7 23 �979-�98370. JasonMaxfield 8 7 23 1996-199770. BradKroenig 9 5 23 1998-199973. BobbyKessen 7 8 22 1971-197473. TomGroark 6 10 22 1979-198275. JohnGates 9 3 21 1983-198675. MikeBrown 7 7 21 1983-198675. JustinBernaix 7 7 21 1997-199978. DaveHundelt 9 2 20 1976-197978. JasonTurkington 8 4 20 1993-199680. TimAmlong 7 5 �9 �985-�98680. MickeyConway 3 13 19 1968-197080. MattNemnich 3 13 19 1991-199280. BrandonGibbs 6 7 19 1999-200080. LeoBourneuf 5 9 19 1980-82,84

Through2008Season



Team Records (Season)MostShots:..............................................................................631(1975)

FewestShots:..........................................................................120(1967)

MostShotsinaGame:..............................................................78(1971)

MostShots/Game:..................................................................40.6(1974)

FewestShots/Game:..............................................................10.3(1982)

MostGoals:...............................................................................65(2001)

MostAssists:..............................................................................63(1997)

Fewestgoalsallowed:.................................................................4(1974)

MostPoints:.............................................................................191(1997)

MostSaves:.........................................................138(1979,1993,2000)

MostShutouts:...........................................................................13(2005)

ConsecutiveWins:...........................................................15(1997,2003)

Consecutivegameswithoutaloss:...........................................20(1979)

Consecutivegameswithoutaloss(spanofseasons):.........24(1972-73)

Consecutiveshutouts:...............................................................10(1973)

Consecutiveshutoutsoveraspanofseasons:.................... 11(1972-73)

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Records

Single-Game Individual RecordsGoals:..................................................................5,JohnCarenza(1970)

Shots:................................................................14,ChrisCarenza(1974)

Saves:..............................................................18,ShawnO’Fallon(1989)

Single-Game Team RecordsGoals:...................................................................13,Jacksonville(1971)

Assists:...............................................10,SoutheastMissouriState(1985)

Goalsallowed:............................................ 7,SouthernMethodist(1989)

Shots:...................................................................78,Jacksonville(1971)

20,112*SaintLouis(1973)

22,512*SaintLouis(1980)

*AtBuschStadium

Attendance Records

RickBenbenmakesasaveatoldBuschStadium

JohnCarenza,center

ChrisCarenza



Year Shots Goals Assists Points Saves

1967 PeteZakrzewski 34 PeteZakrzewski 10 RichVanDillion 6 PeteZakrzewski 25 N/A

1968 JohnCarenza 42 JohnCarenza 15 JohnCarenza 11 JohnCarenza 41 N/A

1969 JohnCarenza 81 JohnCarenza 20 MickeyConway 8 JohnCarenza 45 JamesStranz 51

1970 N/A JohnCarenza 15 JohnCarenza 7 JohnCarenza 37 RickBenben 79

1971 JohnCarenza 94 JohnCarenza 21 TomHowe 8 JohnCarenza 48 RickBenben 67

1972 ChrisCarenza 125 ChrisCarenza 12 SteveCacciatore 4 ChrisCarenza 27 RickBenben 84

1973 JohnStremlau 70 JohnStremlau 11 JohnStremlau 7 JohnStremlau 29 ChesterKowalewski101

TomGalati 70

1974 ChrisCarenza 144 ChrisCarenza 16 JohnStremlau 7 ChrisCarenza 37 MarkKiesewetter 64

1975 GregVilla 121 TimTwellman 12 TimTwellman 11 TimTwellman 35 BobRobson 78

1976 GregVilla 117 GregVilla 14 TimTwellman 11 GregVilla 31 BobRobson 99

1977 GregMakowski 89 DonEbert 14 DonEbert 6 DonEbert 34 BobRobson 84

JeffCacciatore 6

1978 DonEbert 137 DonEbert 16 TimGuelker 8 DonEbert 36 BobRobson 77

MattMalloy 8

1979 DonEbert 162 DonEbert 22 DonEbert 10 DonEbert 54 EdGettemeier 76

1980 TimGuelker 79 TimGuelker 10 MikeGauvain 5 TimGuelker 24 MarkDownar 77

1981 BillStallings 33 DanMalloy 12 PatMalloy 7 DanMalloy 24 EdGettemeier 64

1982 DanO’Keefe 35 DanO’Keefe 13 SteveGauvain 8 DanO’Keefe 27 EdGettemeier 122

1983 BillStallings 46 BillStallings 9 DanMalloy 7 BillStallings 21 DaveCappetta 82

1984 BillStallings 67 BillStallings 14 DanMalloy 6 BillStallings 33 DaveCappetta 83

1985 JohnStone 81 JohnStone 14 SteveStocker 9 JohnStone 34 MikeEngland 82

1986 JohnStone 54 JohnStone 11 JohnStone 7 JohnStone 29 MikeEngland 71

JimAppelbaum 7

1987 JimJackson 60 JimJackson 10 JimAppelbaum 10 JimJackson 24 SteveRange 43

1988 JimNischbach 41 JimNischbach 10 BradHilke 4 JimNischbach 22 SteveRange 92

1989 JoeReiniger 58 JoeReiniger 11 JimNischbach 6 JimNischbach 26 ChrisDamico 34

1990 ScottMarty 44 JoeReiniger 8 JimNischbach 8 JimNischbach 22 DerekReis 60

1991 ScottMarty 81 ScottMarty 10 JoeReiniger 9 ScottMarty 28 DerekReis 71

1992 JoeReiniger 50 JoeReiniger 9 MattNemnich 11 ScottMarty 24 DerekReis 53

ScottMarty 9

SIUE Leaders by Season



Year Shots Goals Assists Points Saves

1993 ScottMarty 31 JasonLimpert 4 Threetiedwith 3 DarrenSnyder 9 DerekReis 125

DarrenSnyder 4 JoeThomure 9

1994 JeffDeist 40 JeffDeist 7 JaronHines 7 JeffDeist 18 DougFox 127

1995 DavidGee 35 DavidGee 4 DavidGee 5 DavidGee 13 DougFox 99

1996 DarrenSnyder 66 DarrenSnyder 12 DarrenSnyder 8 DarrenSnyder 32 AndyKorbesmeyer 93

1997 MattLittle 64 MattLittle 13 MattLittle 11 MattLittle 37 AndyKorbesmeyer 99

1998 MattLittle 59 MattLittle 13 MattLittle 4 MattLittle 30 ChrisKoenig 40

ToddHunter 4

1999 BradKroenig 47 JustinMcMillian 9 MatthewHoran 5 JustinMcMillian 21 DonnySheehan 60

2000 BrandonGibbs 53 BrandonGibbs 6 BrandonGibbs 7 BrandonGibbs 19 DonnySheehan 47

2001 DavidMwendapole75 JustinMcMillian 16 DavidMwendapole 11 JustinMcMillian 40 MattEvers 65

MatthewHoran 11

2002 MikeNgonyani 62 MikeNgonyani 12 PeteCacciatore 8 MikeNgonyani 26 MattEvers 71

JoshHickam 12 JoshHickam 26

2003 VictorPacheco 94 AddaeRique 14 AddaeRique 10 AddaeRique 38 BretRichardson 78

2004 MikeBanner 66 VictorPacheco 7 VictorPacheco 10 VictorPacheco 24 NicholasFrasca 57

2005 MikeBanner 71 MikeBanner 6 VictorPacheco 6 VictorPacheco 30 NicholasFrasca 41

2006 MikeBanner 59 DustinAttarian 8 VictorPacheco 11 DustinAttarian 22 GregCrook 36

2007 KevinBielicki 37 DustinAttarian 10 BobRidder 6 DustinAttarian 21 GregCrook 56

2008 JackTwellman 31 JackTwellman 4 BobRidder 2 JackTwellman 9 NickFrasca 51

ChrisAnzalone 4 MylesHensler 2

SIUE Leaders by Season

MikeGauvainwastheassistsleaderfortheCougarsin1980.JohnStremlauledSIUE’sfirstNCAADivisionIteamin1973.



1967 (3-3) Blackburn..........................................................W4-�HarrisTeachers................................................. L3-0Greenville.......................................................... L3-2Westminster......................................................W6-3Missouri-St.Louis.............................................W6-0Greenville.......................................................... L2-�

1968 (10-0-0) Westminster......................................................W7-�atEasternIllinois..............................................W3-2atWashington(Mo.)........................................W3-0atHarrisTeachers............................................W3-0Lewis................................................................W7-�Blackburn..........................................................W7-2Greenville.......................................................W�0-�Quincy..............................................................W2-�atIllinois-Chicago.............................................W3-0Missouri-St.Louis.............................................W4-0

1969 (10-1-1)Blackburn..........................................................W6-�atAkron............................................................W3-�!Indiana.............................................................W6-�atLewis............................................................W5-0atQuincy........................................................... T3-3HarrisTeachers.............................................. W��-�atGreenville.....................................................W8-0EasternIllinois..................................................W3-2Washington.......................................................W5-0Illinois-Chicago.................................................W3-�atMissouri-St.Louis.........................................W2-�*SaintLouis....................................................... L4-0*NCAATournament

1970 (9-3-0)atIllinois-Chicago.............................................W2-�Akron...............................................................W3-0atRockhurst.....................................................W3-�Quincy............................................................... L�-0Missouri-St.Louis.............................................W4-�BritishColumbia...............................................W3-�!SouthFlorida..................................................W6-0SaintLouis........................................................ L3-�atEasternIllinois..............................................W4-�HarrisTeachers................................................W3-0**ClevelandState............................................W6-0**SaintLouis..................................................... L2-�**NCAATournament

1971 (10-2-1)atOttawa..........................................................W2-0Akron................................................................W4-0Rockhurst.........................................................W5-2Illinois-Chicago.................................................. T�-�atMissouri-St.Louis.........................................W3-0EasternIllinois..................................................W3-0atQuincy..........................................................W�-0Jacksonville....................................................W�3-0Wisconsin-Parkside..........................................W7-0atSaintLouis.................................................... L2-�

SouthFlorida....................................................W3-�*Akron...............................................................W2-0*SaintLouis...................................................... L3-�*NCAATournament

1972 (11-0-3)atWisconsin-Parkside......................................W6-0atRockhurst.....................................................W3-2atIllinois-Chicago.............................................W5-0*WesternIllinois................................................. T�-�*atNorthernIllinois...........................................W2-0Missouri-St.Louis.............................................W2-0MichiganState..................................................W4-�Quincy..............................................................W�-0SaintLouis........................................................ T�-�atAkron............................................................. T2-2EasternIllinois..................................................W3-0**Akron.............................................................W3-2**Baltimore........................................................W4-�**Oneonta.........................................................W�-0*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1973 (11-2-1)atAkron............................................................W2-0Rockhurst.........................................................W�-0CaliforniaState-Fullerton..................................W5-0Illinois-Chicago.................................................W9-0atQuincy..........................................................W2-0*atEasternIllinois.............................................W�-0*NorthernIllinois...............................................W�-0atMissouri-St.Louis.......................................... T0-0atMichiganState..............................................W2-0Blackburn..........................................................W3-0SaintLouis........................................................ L�-0Wisconsin-Milwaukee.......................................W5-0**NorthernIllinois..............................................W3-0**SaintLouis...................................................... L3-0*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1974 (12-3)atAirForce.......................................................W6-0atColoradoCollege..........................................W2-0Akron................................................................W5-0atRockhurst.....................................................W3-2atBlackburn......................................................W2-0atIllinois-Chicago.............................................W4-�*WesternIllinois................................................. L5-4*NorthernIllinois...............................................W4-0Missouri-St.Louis.............................................W3-�Alabama-Huntsville...........................................W3-0Quincy............................................................... L�-0atWisconsin-Milwaukee...................................W5-2SaintLouis.......................................................W�-0**Indiana..........................................................W2-0**SaintLouis(3OT)........................................... L2-�*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1975 (14-4)atFloridaInternational......................................W4-0atClemson........................................................ L2-�atAkron............................................................W5-4

Rockhurst.........................................................W�-0Blackburn..........................................................W3-0Illinois-Chicago.................................................W2-�UCLA................................................................W4-0*EasternIllinois.................................................. L�-0*atWesternIllinois............................................W5-0atMissouri-St.Louis.........................................W4-2atQuincy(OT)................................................... L6-3Benedictine.......................................................W5-�Wisconsin-Milwaukee.......................................W7-0SaintLouis.......................................................W2-�**ClevelandState.............................................W3-2**SaintLouis....................................................W2-�**Howard..........................................................W3-�**SanFrancisco................................................. L4-0*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1976 (12-4)atNewYork-Albany..........................................W3-0Akron................................................................W5-2atRockhurst.....................................................W4-�atBlackburn....................................................W�0-0Clemson(OT).................................................... L4-2*atNorthernIllinois...........................................W2-0*WesternIllinois................................................W4-�Missouri-St.Louis.............................................W3-2AirForce...........................................................W2-�atQuincy........................................................... L�-0atWisconsin-Milwaukee...................................W5-0atIllinois-Chicago.............................................W3-0SaintLouis......................................................... L�-0**SaintLouis.....................................................W2-�**Indiana............................................................ L�-0*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1977 (12-4-1)atConnecticut.................................................... L4-0atRhodeIsland................................................W3-0atBridgeport.....................................................W2-0Rockhurst.........................................................W5-0Illinois-Chicago.................................................W8-0Benedictine.......................................................W5-0*atEasternIllinois.............................................W3-2*WesternIllinois................................................. T�-�atMissouri-St.Louis.......................................... L�-0atQuincy...........................................................W2-�atAkron............................................................W2-0Wisconsin-Milwaukee........................................ L3-2SaintLouis.......................................................W3-2**Indiana(4OT).................................................W3-2**ClevelandState(3OT)...................................W3-2**SanFrancisco(OT)........................................ L2-�Brown...............................................................W3-2*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1978 (14-3-1)atSouthernMethodist......................................W4-�atNorthTexas(OT)............................................ T2-2atHartwick........................................................W5-0atPennState..................................................... L2-0atRockhurst.....................................................W3-�

Year-By-Year Results



atBenedictine...................................................W3-0Missouri-St.Louis.............................................W7-0*NorthernIllinois...............................................W4-0*EasternIllinois.................................................W�-0Akron................................................................W6-0Quincy(OT).....................................................W3-2Covenant..........................................................W5-0atWisconsin-Milwaukee...................................W2-0atIllinois-Chicago.............................................W3-2SaintLouis........................................................ L�-0BowlingGreenState.........................................W4-�**SaintLouis(3OT)...........................................W3-2**Indiana............................................................ L2-0*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1979 (19-2-3)atSimonFraser................................................W4-�atWashington...................................................W6-0atSeattlePacific................................................ L2-�atSanFrancisco................................................ L3-2atSantaClara(OT)..........................................W2-�atUCLA............................................................W2-0Rockhurst(OT).................................................W�-0NorthTexas......................................................W5-0Evansville(OT).................................................. T2-2atMissouri-St.Louis(OT).................................. T�-�*atWesternIllinois............................................W3-0*EasternIllinois.................................................W3-0atBowlingGreenState.....................................W4-2atAkron............................................................W2-0atQuincy..........................................................W2-0Wisconsin-Milwaukee.......................................W2-0Illinois-Chicago.................................................W2-�SaintLouis........................................................W2-0S.Methodist....................................................... T�-�**SaintLouis.....................................................W2-�**S.Methodist...................................................W2-0**SanFrancisco................................................W4-2**PennState.....................................................W2-�**Clemson.........................................................W3-2*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1980 (10-8-2)atConnecticut.................................................... L�-0atBoston..........................................................W3-�atBostonCollege.............................................W3-�atSouthernMethodist(OT)............................... T�-�atTexasChristian.............................................W6-0SouthCarolina..................................................W3-�Indiana............................................................... L�-0Hardin-Simmons...............................................W4-�atEvansville(OT)............................................. T2-2Missouri-St.Louis(OT)...................................... L2-�*atNorthernIllinois...........................................W4-0*EasternIllinois.................................................W3-0SanFrancisco(OT)........................................... L2-�atRockhurst(OT).............................................. L�-0Quincy..............................................................W2-�atWisconsin-Milwaukee.................................... L3-�atIllinois-Chicago.............................................W�-0SaintLouis........................................................ L5-�

Avila..................................................................W3-0**atSouthernMethodist..................................... L2-0*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1981 (13-4-1)!Lynchburg........................................................W2-0!atSouthCarolina.............................................. L2-�Evansville.........................................................W5-2Avila(OT).........................................................W2-�SouthernMethodist..........................................W5-0ClevelandState................................................W2-0atIndiana........................................................... L3-2*WesternIllinois(OT).......................................W2-�*atEasternIllinois(OT)...................................... T�-�TexasChristian.................................................W8-0atMissouri-St.Louis.........................................W4-0atQuincy(OT)..................................................W4-3Wisconsin-Milwaukee.......................................W3-0Illinois-Chicago.................................................W2-�SaintLouis........................................................ L2-�AirForce(OT)...................................................W2-�BrighamYoung.................................................W�-0**EasternIllinois................................................ L2-�*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1982 (15-4-1)Avila..................................................................W2-0atEvansville.....................................................W3-�atSouthernMethodist......................................W2-0atNorthTexas..................................................W4-2PennState........................................................W2-�Clemson............................................................ L2-�Indiana............................................................... L�-0NortheastLouisiana.........................................W8-0*NorthernIllinois...............................................W5-0*EasternIllinois(OT)......................................... T�-�IllinoisState......................................................W9-�Missouri-St.Louis.............................................. L2-�Quincy..............................................................W3-0atWisconsin-Milwaukee...................................W2-�atIllinois-Chicago.............................................W3-0SaintLouis.......................................................W2-0atAirForce.......................................................W3-�**NorthTexas....................................................W�-0**SanFrancisco................................................W�-0**Indiana............................................................ L�-0*Governor’sCup**NCAATournament

1983 (10-6-2)atCentralFlorida............................................... T�-�atIllinoisState..................................................W2-0atIndiana........................................................... L2-0atClemson........................................................ L2-�SouthernMethodist(OT)................................... T�-�NorthTexas......................................................W�-0Evansville.........................................................W4-�AlabamaA&M.................................................... L3-�*atWesternIllinois............................................. L�-0*NorthernIllinois...............................................W2-�atMissouri-St.Louis.......................................... L�-0atQuincy..........................................................W4-2

Illinois-Chicago.................................................W4-0SaintLouis........................................................ L3-�AirForce...........................................................W3-2Creighton..........................................................W4-�Principia............................................................W8-0MissouriState...................................................W2-�*Governor’sCup

1984 (8-7-4)atSEMissouriState.........................................W6-0IllinoisState......................................................W3-�atEvansville...................................................... L3-�atDuke.............................................................. L3-2SouthFlorida..................................................... L3-�atSouthernMethodist(OT)............................... T2-2atNorthTexas(OT)........................................... T3-3Quincy..............................................................W3-�Marquette(OT).................................................. T2-2*EasternIllinois.................................................W3-�*atNorthernIllinois............................................ L3-�Missouri-St.Louis.............................................. L2-0Creighton..........................................................W3-�atWisconsin-Milwaukee...................................W2-0Illinois-Chicago.................................................W7-0SaintLouis(OT)................................................ L�-0Indiana............................................................... L�-0NortheastLouisiana..........................................W3-�atAirForce(OT)................................................ T�-�*Governor’sCup

1985 (13-7)MissouriState.................................................W�2-0Missouri-Rolla...................................................W5-�Hartwick............................................................. L3-�Oneonta............................................................W3-�atIllinoisState................................................... L2-�atQuincy..........................................................W�-0SouthernMethodist..........................................W2-�NorthTexasState.............................................. L�-0Evansville.......................................................... L2-�atIndiana........................................................... L3-2*WesternIllinois................................................. L�-0*NorthernIllinois...............................................W3-2atMissouri-St.Louis.........................................W4-�Wisconsin-Milwaukee.......................................W�-0Illinois-Chicago...............................................W�0-0SaintLouis........................................................ L4-�AirForce...........................................................W�-0NortheastLouisiana..........................................W3-0atCreighton......................................................W4-�atWisconsin-Madison......................................W4-�*Governor’sCup

1986 (11-5-2)atMacMurray....................................................W6-3AirForce............................................................ T�-�SangamonState...............................................W5-3atEvansville...................................................... L2-0atWisconsin-Madison....................................... T2-2IllinoisState......................................................W5-2Memphis...........................................................W5-0




MissouriState...................................................W4-0*EasternIllinois.................................................W3-�*WesternIllinois................................................. T�-�Quincy............................................................... L4-3TrumanState....................................................W2-�atWisconsin-Milwaukee...................................W2-�atSouthernMethodist....................................... L�-0atNorthTexas..................................................W4-0SaintLouis........................................................ L�-0Missouri-St.Louis............................................W2-�atNorthwestern................................................. L�-0*Governor’sCup

1987 (9-8-3)atMemphis......................................................... L�-0Northwestern....................................................W4-0atMarquette.....................................................W4-2Tulsa.................................................................W2-�Wisconsin-Madison........................................... L�-0MichiganState..................................................W4-2Evansville(OT).................................................W�-0California-Berkeley............................................ L2-�NorthCarolina-Charlotte.................................... L�-0*NorthernIllinois...............................................W5-�*WesternIllinois................................................. L3-2atQuincy(OT)................................................... T�-�atIllinoisState................................................... L5-0atIndiana........................................................... L3-0SouthernMethodist........................................... T�-�NorthTexas......................................................W�-0atSaintLouis..................................................... L2-0atMissouri-St.Louis.........................................W2-0MacMurray........................................................W3-0Wisconsin-Milwaukee(OT)................................. T2-2*Governor’sCup

1988 (10-9-2)NorthernIllinois.................................................W2-�atCincinnati......................................................W5-2!BowlingGreenState........................................W2-0!Richmond(OT)................................................. T2-2atEvansville...................................................... L3-0!Marquette........................................................W4-2!WesternKentucky...........................................W2-�Drake................................................................W3-�AirForce...........................................................W2-�*EasternIllinois(PK).......................................... T�-�*NorthernIllinois................................................ L2-0Quincy............................................................... L�-0SaintLouis........................................................ L5-0IllinoisState(OT)..............................................W�-0Wisconsin-Milwaukee........................................ L2-�Indiana............................................................... L�-0SouthernMethodist........................................... L2-0NorthTexas......................................................W2-0**Wisconsin-Milwaukee...................................W2-�**Quincy............................................................. L3-�Missouri-St.Louis.............................................. L3-2*Governor’sCup**BCSCTournament

1989 (11-9-1)Wisconsin-Milwaukee(OT)................................ L5-2atMissouri-St.Louis(OT).................................. L�-0atDrake............................................................W�-0Cincinnati........................................................... L3-0atMissouriState...............................................W2-�NewMexico(OT)..............................................W3-2atAirForce.......................................................W2-0Memphis...........................................................W3-�Bradley.............................................................W5-2atNorthernIllinois.............................................. L4-3atSaintLouis(OT)............................................ L3-�atQuincy........................................................... L�-0*WesternIllinois................................................W5-�*atEasternIllinois(OT)..................................... T0-0atIllinoisState................................................... L3-0Louisville...........................................................W3-0atIndiana........................................................... L5-�SouthernMethodist........................................... L7-�NorthTexas......................................................W4-�**atNorthernIllinois........................................... L2-�Northwestern....................................................W3-0*Governor’sCup**BCSCTournament

1990 (11-10-1)!CaliforniaState-Fullerton.................................. L4-�!Centenary........................................................W5-�!Tulsa................................................................ T�-�!Memphis........................................................... L�-0atSangamonState............................................ L3-0Drake...............................................................W4-�*NorthernIllinois(OT).......................................W2-�*EasternIllinois................................................W3-2SaintLouis........................................................ L3-2atQuincy..........................................................W2-�atCincinnati....................................................... L3-0atLouisville.......................................................W2-�Missouri-St.Louis.............................................. L4-�atWisconsin-Milwaukee...................................W3-0IllinoisState(OT)............................................... T�-�atSouthernMethodist....................................... L4-0atNorthTexas................................................... L2-0Bradley.............................................................W5-2WrightState....................................................... L�-0Creighton(OT)..................................................W2-�**Louisville........................................................W4-2**Drake.............................................................. L2-�*Governor’sCup**BCSCTournament

1991 (9-11)!NewMexico...................................................... L2-�atCreighton....................................................... L3-2!OldDominion(OT)........................................... L2-�atWilliamandMary........................................... L3-�MissouriState...................................................W3-�atIllinoisState................................................... L3-0*atWesternIllinois............................................W�-0*SangamonState.............................................. T0-0atSaintLouis..................................................... L3-2atBradley.........................................................W�-0Cincinnati..........................................................W4-2

WesternKentucky............................................W4-�DePaul..............................................................W�-0Memphis............................................................W2-�SouthernMethodist........................................... L2-�NorthTexas(OT)............................................... L5-2Wisconsin-Milwaukee(OT)................................. L4-2Arkansas-LittleRock.........................................W3-�Louisville(OT)..................................................W3-�atQuincy........................................................... L2-0*Governor’sCup

1992 (12-5-1)Marquette.........................................................W5-0atMissouriState...............................................W�-0Bradley.............................................................W4-�*atEasternIllinois.............................................W2-0*WesternIllinois................................................W6-�!AlabamaA&M.................................................W4-2atWesternKentucky........................................W6-2SaintLouis(OT)................................................ L�-0Loyola...............................................................W�-0atLouisville........................................................ L2-�atCincinnati......................................................W3-2SouthernIndiana..............................................W�-0atDrake............................................................W3-2atTulsa.............................................................W3-�atNorthTexas................................................... L6-�atSouthernMethodist....................................... L5-0Creighton........................................................... L�-0Quincy(OT)....................................................... T2-2*Governor’sCup

1993 (4-14)OralRoberts(OT)............................................W3-�atSouthernIndiana........................................... L4-2atBradley.......................................................... L4-0IllinoisState....................................................... L2-�*WesternIllinois................................................W2-�*EasternIllinois.................................................. L2-0atSaintLouis..................................................... L3-0Louisville...........................................................W3-�MissouriState..................................................W3-�!Wisconsin-GreenBay....................................... L2-�atMarquette..................................................... L2-0-atMemphis........................................................ L3-�atAlabama-Birmingham.................................... L2-�NorthTexas(OT)............................................... L3-2SouthernMethodist........................................... L4-2atFloridaInternational....................................... L5-0!Wisconsin-Madison.......................................... L3-0Quincy............................................................... L2-�*Governor’sCup

1994 (6-12)atLouisville........................................................ L3-0atIllinoisState................................................... L3-0atWesternIllinois.............................................W3-0WesternKentucky............................................W5-3atQuincy........................................................... L4-0*WesternIllinois................................................. L4-3Bradley.............................................................. L3-�




Missouri-KansasCity........................................W2-�atCreighton....................................................... L5-�atMissouri-KansasCity..................................... L2-�Quincy.............................................................W�-0SouthernIndiana............................................... L4-0SaintLouis......................................................... L4-�atSouthernMethodist....................................... L5-0!Arkansas-LittleRock........................................W3-�Drake................................................................W3-2EasternIllinois................................................... L4-2atEasternIllinois............................................... L�-0!IllinoisGovernor’sCup(Springfield,Ill.);*atDallas,Tex.

1995 (3-13-1)atClevelandState............................................. L3-�NortheasternIllinois....................................W�-0OTatSaintLouis..................................................... L4-0Bradley.............................................................. L2-�atNorthernIllinois.............................................. L4-0Missouri-KansasCity....................................L4-�OTQuincy......................................................... T0-0OTatWesternIllinois.............................................. L3-�!MichiganState.................................................. L4-0!EasternMichigan.............................................. L2-�Arkansas-LittleRock.......................................... L4-2EasternIllinois................................................... L4-�WesternIllinois.................................................. L4-�atQuincy.........................................................W2-0atMissouri-KansasCity....................................W3-2atDrake............................................................. L2-�atEasternIllinois............................................... L2-�!Neutralsites

1996 (11-7-1/6-4-1)Missouri-Rolla...................................................W4-0Mercyhurst........................................................W2-�atOakland(OT)................................................. L2-0McKendree.......................................................W4-�atEasternIllinois............................................... L�-0*Bellarmine.......................................................W4-�KentuckyWesleyan..........................................W7-0*atQuincy.......................................................... L�-0*SouthernIndiana.............................................W2-�Drury.................................................................W3-2*IUPU-Ft.Wayne..............................................W3-�*atNorthernKentucky......................................W2-�*Indianapolis.....................................................W2-�*St.Joseph’s(OT)............................................. T�-�*atMissouri-St.Louis......................................... L2-�TrumanState....................................................W4-2*atLewis............................................................ L3-0*atWisconsin-Parkside...................................... L3-0#Quincy(3OT)................................................... L�-0*GLVCGames;#GLVCTournament

1997 (18-2-1/10-1)MissouriSouthern............................................... T2-2vs.WestVirginiaWesleyan..............................W2-�vs.AldersonBroaddus......................................W6-�WesternIllinois.................................................W2-0

Lincoln..............................................................W8-0*atSt.Joseph’s.................................................W3-2*atIndianapolis.................................................W2-�*NorthernKentucky..........................................W3-0*IUPU-Ft.Wayne..............................................W�-0*Missouri-St.Louis............................................W2-0*atSouthernIndiana.........................................W4-�*Quincy.............................................................W3-2*atKentuckyWesleyan.....................................W9-�*atBellarmine...................................................W5-�%Mercyhurst.....................................................W2-�%Gannon..........................................................W2-�*Wisconsin-Parkside.......................................... L0-�*Lewis...............................................................W3-�#Quincy............................................................W�-0#Wisconsin-Parkside........................................W3-�!TrumanState.................................................... L2-�*GLVCGames#GLVCTournament%HamotClassic(Erie,Pa.)!NCAATournament

1998 (7-11-1/5-6)#Gannon............................................................ L�-0#Mercyhurst......................................................W�-0!WestVirginiaWesleyan.................................... L2-�!Charleston........................................................ L2-�*atWisconsin-Parkside...................................... L2-�*atLewis............................................................ L2-0*SaintJoseph’s.................................................W5-0*Indianapolis.....................................................W2-0*atNorthernKentucky....................................... L3-0*atIUPU-Ft.Wayne........................................... L2-�Missouri-Rolla.................................................... L2-�*atMissouri-St.Louis......................................... L2-0*SouthernIndiana.............................................W3-0*atQuincy.......................................................... L2-0Rockhurst.......................................................... L�-0*KentuckyWesleyan.........................................W8-�*Bellarmine.................................................W3-2OTChristianBrothers.............................................W4-0%atQuincy........................................................ T�-�*GLVCGames#SIUEShootout!USITournament%GLVCTournament

1999 (11-7-1/8-2-1)#TrumanState................................................... L3-�#SouthernColorado.......................................... L�-0!ChristianBrothers............................................. L4-3!Bethel..............................................................W2-0*atBellarmine...................................................W4-0*atKentuckyWesleyan.....................................W2-0*Quincy.............................................................. L2-0*atSouthernIndiana.........................................W�-0*Missouri-St.Louis............................................W4-�atRockhurst(OT).............................................. L2-�*IUPU-Ft.Wayne(OT)....................................... T0-0*NorthernKentucky..........................................W3-�Lincoln..............................................................W5-2

*Indianapolis...................................................... L2-�*SaintJoseph’s.................................................W�-0*Lewis(OT).......................................................W2-�*Wisconsin-Parkside(2OT)..............................W�-0Missouri-Rolla...................................................W3-0%Indianapolis.................................................... L3-2*GLVCGames#GLVCTournament%HamotClassic(Erie,Pa.)!NCAATournament

2000 (11-7-2/8-3)atMissouriSouthern.........................................W2-�atCentralArkansas........................................... L3-�vs.Rockhurst(2OT).......................................... T2-2vs.TrumanState............................................... L2-�Lincoln..............................................................W5-�ChristianBrothers.............................................. L2-0*Bellarmine.......................................................W4-0*KentuckyWesleyan.........................................W4-0*atLewis............................................................ L�-0*atWisconsin-Parkside.....................................W2-0*SaintJoseph’s.................................................W2-0*IUPU-FortWayne............................................. L2-0*atIndianapolis.................................................W2-�*atNorthernKentucky......................................W2-�*atMissouri-St.Louis........................................W�-0*atQuincy(OT).................................................. L2-�SouthernIndiana..............................................W�-0Missouri-Rolla...................................................W�-0SouthernIndiana(2OT)..................................... T2-2vs.Quincy.......................................................... L�-0*GLVCGames

2001 (17-3-3/9-0-1)MissouriSouthern.............................................W6-0CentralArkansas..............................................W2-�vs.Gannon(OT)...............................................W3-2vs.TrumanState(2OT)..................................... T2-2atChristianBrothers.......................................... L4-�*atLewis(2OT).................................................. T�-�*atQuincy.........................................................W�-0*atMissouri-St.Louis........................................W4-0atLincoln..........................................................W7-2*SouthernIndiana.............................................W4-�Rockhurst.........................................................W3-0*KentuckyWesleyan.........................................W7-0*Bellarmine.......................................................W3-�*atNorthernKentucky......................................W3-0*atIndianapolis.................................................W2-�*SaintJoseph’s.................................................W6-0*Wisconsin-Parkside.........................................W2-�atMissouri-Rolla(2OT)..................................... T�-�#Quincy............................................................W2-0#Lewis............................................................... L2-�!atLewis...........................................................W2-0!Ashland............................................................W�-0!atTampa(OT).................................................. L2-�*GLVCGames;#GLVCTournament!NCAATournament




2002 (13-4-2/7-2-1)#Rockhurst........................................................ L2-0#Ashland...........................................................W5-0TrumanState(OT)............................................ L2-�ChristianBrothers(2OT)................................... T�-�*atWisconsin-Parkside.....................................W3-�*atSaintJoseph’s.............................................W4-0*Indianapolis.....................................................W5-0*NorthernKentucky..........................................W3-�*atBellarmine...................................................W3-0*atKentuckyWesleyan.....................................W8-0atMissouriSouthern.........................................W�-0*atSouthernIndiana.......................................... L�-0*Missouri-St.Louis............................................. L�-0*Quincy(2OT).................................................... T2-2*Lewis...............................................................W�-0Missouri-Rolla...................................................W7-2!Bellarmine........................................................W2-�!Wisconsin-Parkside.........................................W2-0!SouthernIndiana.............................................W�-0#SoccerBowl(Quincy,Ill.)*GLVCGames;!GLVCTournament

2003 (16-4-1/10-0)#TrumanState................................................... L�-0McKendree.......................................................W3-�atChristianBrothers.......................................... L2-�atIllinois-Springfield.........................................W4-2Missouri-Southern............................................W5-�*atQuincy.........................................................W2-0*atMissouri-St.Louis........................................W�-0Missouri-Rolla...................................................W3-0*SaintJoseph’s.................................................W5-�*Wisconsin-Parkside.........................................W�-0*atNorthernKentucky......................................W4-0*atIndianapolis.................................................W�-0#Rockhurst.......................................................W4-0*SouthernIndiana.............................................W2-�*KentuckyWesleyan.........................................W5-0*atBellarmine...................................................W3-0*Lewis...............................................................W2-0%Quincy...........................................................W4-0%Lewis.............................................................. L3-�!Rockhurst......................................................... T�-�!atTrumanState................................................ L5-2#SoccerBowl(Quincy,Ill.)*GLVCGames%GLVCTournament!NCAATournament

2004 (19-3-2/8-0-2)Columbia.........................................................W2-�ChristianBrothers....................................W2-�2OTvs.Gannon......................................................W5-0vs.Findlay........................................................ L2-�Missouri-Rolla..................................................W5-�atAshland........................................................W�-0*atKentuckyWesleyan....................................W3-0*atSouthernIndiana........................................W4-0*Indianapolis....................................................W6-0*NorthernKentucky...................................W2-�OT

*atWisconsin-Parkside....................................W2-0*atLewis................................................... T�-�2OT*atSaintJoseph’s............................................W�-0*Missouri-St.Louis...................................W�-02OT*Quincy..................................................... T0-02OTatRockhurst..................................................... L2-0*Bellarmine......................................................W3-0TrumanState...................................................W2-�#Quincy...........................................................W�-0#Lewis.............................................................W2-0!Wisconsin-Parkside........................................W3-�!Tusculum........................................................W3-2ÛNC-Pembroke.............................................W4-�^Seattle............................................................. L2-�*GLVCgames#GLVCTourn.!NCAATournamentatSIUEâtWichitaFalls,Texas

2005 (16-3-3/11-0-1)atChristianBrothers.......................................... L�-0Ashland.............................................................W�-0*Quincy............................................................W4-0vs.Northwood...................................................W2-0TrumanState...................................................W4-0SaginawValley.................................................W�-0*atSaintJoseph’s.............................................W3-0*atIndianapolis......................................... T�-�2OT*Ky.Wesleyan..................................................W2-�*atDrury..........................................................W3-2*atRockhurst...................................................W3-�*Lewis..............................................................W3-0*Wisconsin-Parkside........................................W�-0*atNorthernKentucky.....................................W�-0*atBellarmine..................................................W2-0*Missouri-St.Louis...........................................W2-0*Missouri-Rolla........................................W2-�2OT*SouthernIndianacanc.#Bellarmine................................................T�-�PKs#Quincy............................................................ L3-�!^TrumanState................................................. T0-0!Carson-Newman.............................................W�-0+FranklinPierce............................................... L�-0*GLVCgames;#GLVCTourn.!NCAATournament;ÂdvanceonPKs+NCAASemifinalsatWichitaFalls,Texas

2006 (15-4-3/10-2-1)atFortLewis...................................................... L4-0atColoradoMines............................................W�-0ChristianBrothers...................................... T2-22OT*atMissouri-St.Louis........................................W3-0*Bellarmine.......................................................W3-0*NorthernKentucky................................... T�-�2OT*atWisconsin-Parkside.....................................W2-�*atLewis........................................................... L0-�*Rockhurst......................................................... L�-0*Drury..............................................................W2-0*atSouthernIndiana........................................W2-�

*Ky.Wesleyan.................................................W4-2*atQuincy........................................................W4-0*Indianapolis....................................................W2-0*SaintJoseph’s................................................W7-0*atMissouri-Rolla............................................W5-0atTrumanState.......................................W�-02OT#Missouri-St.Louis..........................................W3-�#Lewis.............................................................W2-�#Wisconsin-Parkside.................................W3-2OT!Mercyhurst......................................................W6-�!NorthernKentucky......................................L3-2OT*GLVCgames;#GLVCTourn.!NCAATournament

2007 (11-4-3/9-2-2)atChristianBrothers.......................................... L�-0*Ky.Wesleyan..................................................W5-0*SouthernIndiana.............................................W4-2*atDrury...........................................................W2-0*atRockhurst............................................. T�-�2OT*Wisconsin-Parkside.........................................W5-0*Lewis...............................................................W2-�*atNorthernKentucky................................L�-02OT*atBellarmine...................................................W4-0*Missouri-St.Louis............................................W2-0*Missouri-Rolla.................................................W2-�TrumanState....................................................W�-0*Quincy.............................................................W3-0*atSaintJoseph’s.............................................. L�-0*atIndianapolis.......................................... T�-�2OT#Indianapolis..................................................... T0-0!Lewis...............................................................W2-�!N.Kentucky...................................................... L�-0*GLVCgames;#GLVCTourn.!NCAATournament

2008 (5-8-1)%MissouriState................................................W�-0Drake................................................................. L2-0NorthernIllinois.............................................L3-2OTWrightState......................................................W3-�IUPUFortWayne.............................................W2-0Milwaukee.......................................................... L2-�Loyola(Ill.)......................................................... L�-0Dayton............................................................... L3-2McKendree.......................................................W2-0Jefferson(Exh.).................................................W4-�Memphis.................................................... T0-02OTAlabama-Birmingham........................................ L�-0Oakland............................................................. L2-0Belmont............................................................. L�-0CentralArkansas..............................................W3-0%atDesMoines,Iowa;




Series Records

AirForce.................................................. 8-0-2Akron..................................................... �2-0-�Alabama-Birmingham................................. 0-2Alabama-Huntsville..................................... �-0AlabamaA&M............................................. �-�AldersonBroaddus..................................... �-0Arkansas-LittleRock................................... 2-�Ashland....................................................... 4-0Avila............................................................ 3-0Baltimore.................................................... �-0Bellarmine.............................................. �2-0-�Belmont....................................................... 0-�Benedictine................................................. 3-0Bethel......................................................... �-0Blackburn.................................................... 7-0BostonCollege........................................... �-0BostonUniversity........................................ �-0BowlingGreen............................................ 3-0Bradley....................................................... 4-3Bridgeport................................................... �-0BrighamYoung........................................... �-0Brown......................................................... �-0California-Berkeley..................................... 0-�CaliforniaState-Fullerton............................ �-�UCLA.......................................................... 2-0Carson-Newman......................................... �-0Centenary................................................... �-0CentralArkansas........................................ 2-�CentralFlorida......................................... 0-0-�Charleston(W.V)......................................... 0-�ChristianBrothers.................................... 2-6-2Cincinnati.................................................... 3-2Clemson..................................................... �-4ClevelandState.......................................... 4-�ColoradoCollege........................................ �-0ColoradoMines....................................... 0-0-�Columbia.................................................... �-0Connecticut................................................. 0-2Covenant.................................................... �-0Creighton.................................................... 4-3Dayton......................................................... 0-�DePaul........................................................ �-0Drake.......................................................... 5-3Drury........................................................... 4-0Duke........................................................... 0-�

EasternIllinois....................................... �4-8-4EasternMichigan........................................ 0-�Evansville................................................ 4-4-2Findlay........................................................ �-0FloridaInternational.................................... �-�FortLewis................................................... 0-�FranklinPierce............................................ 0-�Gannon....................................................... 3-�Greenville................................................... 2-2Hardin-Simmons......................................... �-0HarrisTeachers.......................................... 3-�Hartwick...................................................... �-�Howard....................................................... �-0Illinois-Chicago...................................... �7-0-�Illinois-Springfield....................................... �-�IllinoisState............................................. 5-6-�Indiana...................................................... 3-�2Indianapolis............................................. 9-2-3IUPU-Ft.Wayne....................................... 3-2-�Jacksonville................................................ �-0KentuckyWesleyan.................................. �2-0Lewis......................................................��-6-3Lincoln........................................................ 4-0Louisville..................................................... 5-2Loyola......................................................... �-�Lynchburg................................................... �-0MacMurray.................................................. 2-0Marquette................................................ 3-�-�McKendree................................................. 2-0MemphisState......................................... 3-3-�Mercyhurst.................................................. 4-0MichiganState............................................ 3-�Milwaukee............................................... �3-6-�Missouri-KansasCity.................................. 2-2Missouri-Rolla........................................ �0-�-�MissouriSouthern.................................... 4-0-�Missouri-St.Louis.................................24-��-2MissouriState............................................. 8-0NortheastLouisiana.................................... 3-0NewMexico................................................ �-�NewYork-Albany........................................ �-0NorthCarolina-Charlotte............................. 0-�NorthernIllinois......................................... �3-6NorthernKentucky................................... 9-3-2NortheasternIllinois.................................... �-0

NorthCarolina-Pembroke........................... �-0NorthTexas............................................. 8-5-2Northwestern.............................................. 2-�Northwood.................................................. �-0Oakland...................................................... 0-2OldDominion.............................................. 0-�Oneonta...................................................... 2-0OralRoberts............................................... �-0Ottawa........................................................ �-0PennState.................................................. 2-�Principia...................................................... �-0Quincy................................................. 26-�8-7RhodeIsland.............................................. �-0Richmond................................................ 0-0-�Rockhurst.............................................. �3-6-2SaginawValley........................................... �-0SaintJoseph’s....................................... �0-�-�SaintLouis............................................. 9-25-�SanFrancisco............................................. 2-4SantaClara................................................. �-0SoutheastMissouriState............................ �-0SeattlePacific............................................. 0-�Seattle........................................................ 0-�SimonFraser.............................................. �-0SouthCarolina............................................ �-�SouthernColorado..................................... 0-�SouthFlorida.............................................. 2-�SouthernIndiana................................... �2-3-�SouthernMethodist................................. 5-9-5Tampa......................................................... 0-�TexasChristian........................................... 2-0TrumanState........................................... 6-6-2Tulsa........................................................ 2-0-�Tusculum.................................................... �-0Washington................................................. 3-0WesternIllinois...................................... �0-7-3WesternKentucky...................................... 4-0Westminster................................................ 2-0WestVirginaWesleyan............................... �-�William&Mary............................................ 0-�Wisconsin-GreenBay................................. 0-�Wisconsin-Madison.................................... 2-2Wisconsin-Parkside.................................. �5-3WrightState................................................ 0-�

Through the 2008 Season



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All-American Jack Blake

Jack Blake Award Winners

RandyRoy2008Recipient

JohnMatthews2007Recipient

BrianHiggins2006Recipient

MichaelBurgund2005Recipient

CalThomas2004Recipient

CressMaddox2002Recipient

RyanStoddart200�Recipient

JustinMcMillian2000Recipient

DougHartmann�999Recipient

MattLittle�998Recipient

MikeNovak�997Recipient

NickFrasca2009Recipient

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2009 Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Men's Soccer Guide