2011 VMI Men's Soccer Fact Book

GENERAL INFORMATION

Name of School .....................................Virginia Military Institute City/Zip .......................................................... Lexington, Va. 24450 Founded ........................................................................................1839 Enrollment ...................................................................................1,500 Nickname ...............................................................................Keydets Mascot ..................................................................................Kangaroo School Colors ........................................... Red, White, and Yellow Affiliation ................................................................NCAA Division I Conference ..................................................Big South Conference

Superintendent.................Gen. J.H. Binford Peay III (VMI ‘62) Athletic Director ....................................Donny White (VMI ‘65) Athletic Dept. Phone ............................................ (540) 464-7251 Ticket Office Phone .............................................. (540) 464-7266

MEN’S SOCCER HISTORY

First Season ..................................................................................1972 Most Wins/Season .................................................... 2004 (10-9-1) All-Conference Players ................................................................29

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach ....................................................................Richie Rose Alma Mater/Year ............................................................ Lander ‘04 Record at School.......................................................... Second year Career Record .........................................................................3-12-2 Phone ......................................................................... (540) 464-7611 Email ..........................................................................Roser@vmi.edu

Assistant Coach ........................................................ Tony Conway Alma Mater/Year ...................................................................VMI ‘01 Phone ........................................................................ (540) 464-7610 Address ................................................................VMI Men’s Soccer 245 Cameron Hall Lexington, Va. 24450

TEAM INFORMATION

Letterwinners returning ................................................................11 Letterwinners lost .............................................................................6 Starters returning ..............................................................................5 Starters lost ........................................................................................6 Newcomers ........................................................................................8

2010 Overall record ..............................................................3-12-2 2010 Conf. record/finish ......................................................3-5/5th 2010 Big South Championship Lost 1-0 vs. Coastal

Carolina (First Round)

Home Field ....................................................................Patchin Field Capacity .......................................................................................1,000 Surface .......................................................................Bermuda Grass

TABLE OF CONTENTSPage 1: Quick Facts/Contact InformationPage 2: Head Coach Richie RosePage 3: AC Tony Conway/Support StaffPages 4-5: Season PreviewPage 6: Roster Information/2011 SchedulePages 7-13: Player ProfilesPages 14-16: All-Time Results/Record BookPages 16-17: Record BookPage 18: Keydets vs. Opponents

IT’S VMI, PLEASE

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V M I K E Y D E T S2011 MEN’S SOCCER FACT BOOK

Media Guide Credits

The 2011 Virginia Military Institute Men’s Soccer Fact Book is a publication of the VMI Athletic Media Relations Office, and was compiled and writ-ten for the benefit of all interested in learning detailed information regarding the Institute, coaches, staff, and student-athletes of the Keydet men’s soccer program. Written & Laid Out by Scott Kemps. Editorial Assistance by Brad Salois, Associate Athletic C Director, and Wade Branner, Assoc. AD for Athletic Comm. Photography: Chuck Steenburgh, VMI Communications and Marketing office, WG Sports Photos, Brad Salois, Media Relations & Jeremy Ledbetter of Andre Studios.

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Assoc. AD for Athletic Communications/ SID ...............................................................Wade Branner Office Phone ............................................(540) 464-7515 Cell Phone ................................................(540) 319-1271 E-mail Address [email protected]

Assoc. MR Director ...................................... Brad Salois Office Phone ............................................(540) 464-7015 Cell Phone ................................................(940) 642-9865 E-mail Address .................................... [email protected]

Ass’t MR Director Scott Kemps Office Phone (540) 464-7514 Cell Phone (201) 248-0816 Email [email protected]

Address ......................................VMI Sports Information 116 Smith Hall Lexington, Va. 24450

SID Main Office Phone .........................(540) 464-7253 SID Fax ......................................................(540) 464-7583 Website .......................................www.VMIKeydets.com

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RICHIE ROSE

The fall of 2010 marked head coach Richie Rose’s third season with the VMI men’s soccer program, and first as head coach. In his first season as the head man, he guided the Keydet squad to a strong finish of the season with a 3-3-1 record in the final seven matches, and a 3-5 Big South record, representing the best conference mark the Keydets have had since 2001 when VMI was 3-4-1 in the Southern Conference.

Previously, he served as assistant coach for the VMI squad for two seasons, assist-ing with recruiting, game management, and tactics.

Rose, who graduated from Lander University and was an assistant there for four years, arrived in Lexington from the Greenwood, S.C. institution. While there, the Englishman’s duties included working with the players on a daily basis in techni-cal, tactical, and physical training, as well as assisting with video analysis of perfor-mance and the recruiting of new players both domestic and foreign.

In addition to those responsibilities at his alma mater, he served as the coach at Greenwood High School for two seasons, where he was in charge of the day to

day coaching and management of play-ers. Additionally, he spent two years as a coach educator for the South Carolina Youth Soccer Association, where he was responsible for the training and certificate achievement of coaches through the pro-gram.

Prior to assuming the majority of the roles listed above, Rose was a Head Coach of one portion of the South Carolina State Olympic Development Program. He also spent several years coaching in England, where he coached players ages 8-16 at The Middlesbrough Football Club Youth Academy and The York City Football Club Centre of Excellence. He was also a youth team player at York City during the mid-1990’s.

Rose holds his Union of European Football Associations UEFA A License Diploma, United States Soccer Federation A License, and the UEFA Youth Coaches Award. He is currently a coach educator for The Virginia Youth Soccer Association and a State Olympic Development Program coach, and earned his master’s in coaching from Ohio University in 2010 prior to the start of the Keydet season.

Head Coach - Second Season - Lander (2004), Ohio (2010)

Head Coach Richie Rose

The Rose FileVMI Head Men’s Soccer Coach (2010-present)Virginia Youth Soccer Association Coach Educator-Present-(2009-present)Lander University Assistant Coach (2004-2008)Greenwood H.S. Head Men’s Soccer Coach (2007-08)South Carolina YSA ODP State (SCYSA) Staff / HeadCoach 2004-2006Middlesbrough F.C. 2002-2004

Pickering Town F.C First team, reserve coach (2001-2004)

York City Football Club Coach, Youth Team & Reserve Team player 1994-2002Licenses:UEFA A&B License Diploma, United States Soccer Federation A &B license,UEFA Youth Coaches Award.

Coaches Conway, Rose, and Welsh

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Assistant Coach Tony Conway-Support Staff

SOCCER SUPPORT STAFFSCOTT KEMPSAssistant Media Relations Director

Scott Kemps is in his second season as assistant media rela-tions director at VMI, with primary responsibilities lying in men’s soccer, wrestling, water polo, and men’s lacrosse. Secondary responsibilities will include baseball, as well as track and field.

The Ramsey, N.J. native joined the VMI sports information staff after serving one season as an assistant media rela-tions contact at Auburn, where he handled cross country, women’s tennis, and the nationally-ranked gymnastics team. While on The Plains, he promoted NCAA qualifier Rachel Inniss as well as SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year in Krissy Voss.

Additionally, he served on the football communications staff for the 2010 Outback Bowl Champions, and provided game day assistance with women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, as well as baseball.

Kemps previously served as a media relations intern at Coastal Carolina during the 2008-09 season. During his tenure with the Chanticleers, he promoted the men’s soccer, women’s cross country/track and field, and softball teams.

A 2007 graduate of Lock Haven University with a B.S. in Communication Media, Kemps served as assistant contact for the 2006 NCAA Division II National Championship softball team, doubling as a radio broadcaster. While at The Haven, he also worked with the nationally regarded men’s soccer, wrestling, and women’s lacrosse teams, as well as football.

He stayed active as a four-year starter on the lacrosse team, and served as the team’s vice president for three seasons. In his previous stops at Kutztown, Coastal and Auburn, he has served as an assistant coach with the men’s club lacrosse pro-grams, and serves as head coach for the VMI club lacrosse squad.

MARK FEGERAthletic Trainer

Mark Feger, is a 2011 graduate of Albion College with a bachelor of arts degree in ath-letic training. A native of Caseville, Michigan, he played soccer for four years at Albion, leading the team in scoring two seasons and collected 16 goals along with four assists for 36 points during his collegiate career.

While at Albion, Feger worked with the foot-ball, baseball, cross country, track, tennis, women’s lacrosse, and basketball squads. He earned additional experience working with the Orthopedic Rehab Specialists Clinic, Marshal High School, and Scheurer Hospital Physical Therapy. He also assisted with the NFL’s Cleveland Brown’s Sports Medicine group.

During his graduate assistantship at VMI, he will also be enrolled in the Master of Education in Kinesiology/Athletic Training program at the University of Virginia.

TONYCONWAY

Assistant Coach - Second Season - VMI (2001)

Tony Conway, a former three-year letterwinner for the Keydets from 1997-2001, will return to his alma mater this season for his second year as an assistant coach, where he will work primarily with the squads goalkeepers.

Conway, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, was a team co-captain for the Keydets during his senior year in 2000, and started 16 of 17 games that season.

During his freshman year, he played in one match after spending most of the season recovering from a broken leg. The following season, he quickly became a key con-

tributor in his sophomore year on defense, playing in 15 games with eight starts. Additionally, he picked up his first career assist in a match against Bucknell.

As a junior, Conway was one of seven players to play in all 17 matches for the Keydets, earning 12 starts. Conway also provided a much needed offensive boost from the back line, as he led the team in assists with helpers com-ing against Belmont, UNC Asheville, Wofford, and The Citadel.

Prior to Lexington, Conway played in the youth club sys-tems for Crystal Palace FC,

as well as Reading FC as a youth in Scotland.

Following his graduation from the Institute, he was tabbed the head man of the Rockbridge County High School team, where he was also a teacher for three years.

He is now entering his fourth year as associate director of admissions at Washington & Lee University. At W&L, he serves as the administrator for the universities recruit-ing software and database, in addition to web presence and various print and elec-tronic communications.Conway during his playing days


2011 Season Preview

2011 SEASON OUTLOOKComing off of a strong 3-3-1 finish to the 2010 season, the 2011 VMI men’s soccer team is entering year two of Richie Rose’s tenure as the head man of the Keydet program. Last season, Rose led the Keydet side to a 3-5 record in conference play, the best mark VMI has achieved since joining the Big South in 2003. The record was also the top conference mark for the Keydets since VMI was 3-4-1 in the SoCon during the 2001 campaign.

The Keydets return 12 letterwinners from a season ago, along with five starters. The 2011 squad will be led by outside midfielder and three-time All-Big South honoree in senior Ayao Sossou. After featured in more of a defensive role last season, he will now look to press forward and con-tribute to the Keydet offensive attack. Additionally, team captains Brendan Gary and Stewart Wilkinson will be looked to for leadership as well as consistency on the field.

“The goal for this season is to improve performance consistency,” said head coach Richie Rose. “Towards the end of last season, and certainly during the spring season, the team played good attacking soccer. However, these performances need to last for longer periods of the game. Developing con-sistency will require higher levels of concentration while focusing on the process of individual and team performance.”

GoalkeeperThe Keydets will need to replace the top goalkeeper in program history in Brian Sowell, who holds virtually every goalkeeping accolade in the VMI record book. The top candidates to fill the spot in net are junior Taylor Feuerstein as well as sophomore Daniel Kitchen. Kitchen brings the most experience to the table, as he filled in for Sowell for the High Point match a year ago, allowing 2 goals and making seven saves in the 2-0 loss to the regular-season Big South Champions. Feuerstein, on the other hand, has yet to log any time in his collegiate career.

“Over the past four years, we haven’t had a competition for the top spot. This year, we have a competition between Taylor and Daniel, which is

good because of that I think we got complacent in this position in the past. Each will look to be consistent performers in practice to earn time in our matches this season,” said Rose of his netminders.

Rejoining the fold after sitting out last year to focus on academics is junior Adrian Dominguez, who played in eight contests with two starts as a fresh-man and one contest as a sophomore.

“Adrian’s strong point is his technique in playing long balls, and has a great presence due to his height,” said Rose. “Along with his skills on the pitch, he is also a great leader in the Corps and someone for the guys to look up to.”

DefenseDefense should be a strong suit for the Keydets in 2011, and could be keyed by the return of redshirt-freshman Santo Ripa, who missed his fresh-man campaign due to a broken leg. He will team with junior David Rochow and Gary to form one of the squad’s most formidable units.

“Santo brings something to our back line that we haven’t had before, which is consistency on our backline. He and David have more or less mastered their role in 1 vs. 1 defending in space. I’m looking for great things from them, as they can also attack offensively, which is important for a modern fullback in today’s game,” said Rose of his defensive trio.” Brandon is a hard-nosed defender and a leader on the field. If the chips are down, Brandon is the one that stands up and tries to make things happen.”

Senior Zaher Shihata and sophomore Stephen Mallon will battle for time in the central defense, as both bring different aspects to the Keydet defense.

“Mallon and Shihata are two different types of players. Mallon’s strengths are his aerial presence, while Zaher is more adept with his feet. Each player fits in differently with what type of team we are playing. However, I have belief in both of them to get them job done.”


2011 Season Preview

MidfieldWith the formation that the Keydets will employ, VMI will rely heavily on its midfield unit. Led by Sossou, the squad also brings back their start-ing central midfielders from in juniors Kip Zechman and Matt Seinfeld. Wilkinson, as well as junior Peyton Dekker will also be looked to for contributions.

“Ayao will play as a wide midfielder to utilize his speed going forward. He can help us penetrate backline’s and break through defenders offensively.”

Joining Sossou on the opposite side as a wide midfielder will be Wilkinson, who split time last season as a defender as well as a midfielder.

“Stewart has great leadership skills on the field as well as in the Corps, but is also a bit more of a silent leader. On the field, he is very consistent, and his strength is that he knows his role very well. He has good pace as well as technical ability, and identifies when to expose space very well.”Dekker rejoins the fold after a year focusing on military duties a year ago, seeing action in 12 matches as a freshman with a pair of starts. He will look to fill the void left by departed senior Brian Harding, who led the team in scoring the past three years.

“Dekker left team to pursue the military aspect of VMI after his freshman year, and realized that being part of a team is equally as important. He gives us a dose of tenacity, and has good awareness going forward and can win balls for us in defense. He will be a great compliment to Kip and Matt in the midfield.”

Zechman returns as the squad’s holding midfielder, while Seinfeld will reas-sume his role as the playmaking midfielder after struggling with injuries for a portion of last season. Seinfeld did manage to rank fifth in the conference in shots per contest (2.92), as he had 38 in his 13 matches.

“Kip is one of the best holding midfielders in the conference, because he knows his role. The great thing about Kip is that he can switch the point of attack with short and long passes. He and Matt will once again complement each other very well this year.”

ForwardAfter scoring 17 goals in 17 contests last year, the squad will look to anyone and everyone for offensive production. However, the forward position will serve as the go to spot for goals, as well as a link player to involve the midfield.

“Our forwards will serve as more of a link player than anything else this year,” said Rose of forwards. “Jacob MacIntyre has really transformed him-self to more of a technical player and has an aerial presence while allowing our wing players to push up. Additionally, Chase Barnett is strong on the floor as well, and can drop into the midfield and make plays as for us.”

Also looking to contribute to the Keydet front line this season is junior Kyle Farmer and sophomore Aaron White.

“Our attacking options from midfield are enhanced through the versatility and dynamism play of Kyle Farmer and Aaron White,” said Rose.

“Each of these players have developed over the spring and have learned more about their roles on the team. Kyle has great pace down the flank and Aaron is very versatile in an attacking role. Additionally, both players possess a great ability to score goals and this will prove to be very valuable in the long run.”

NewcomersVMI welcomes eight freshman to the fold, all of who are capable of contrib-uting in their initial year on Post at their respective positions.

“Blake McCauley has fit into the midfield extremely well, and will push Kip to continue to develop in his role,” said Rose. “I’m also very pleased with Max Farinholt, as he has demonstrated some excellent attributes thus far

with his aerial presence. He will certainly push for time on our backline. Taylor Rafaly has loads of pace and is strong on the ball, but still needs to acquire the skill of becoming more of a link player.”

Coaching2011 also marks the second year of VMI alumnus Tony Conway’s stint with the Keydet program, as he is a 2001 graduate of the Institute. Conway’s specialties lie in working with the goalkeepers on the field, as well as pro-moting the Keydet program via social media off the field.

“Coach Conway brings a no-excuse attitude to the squad,” said Rose of his top assistant. “He does a great job with the goalkeepers with the cur-riculum he has built for them, and has developed his own style of coaching with them. He gives invaluable advice to our players after going through the VMI system, and can solve problems that I simply can’t solve by being a mentor to our players.”

Additionally, Daniel Welsh, a 2010 graduate of the Institute, will serve as a volunteer assistant coach for the second-straight year while attending law school at neighboring Washington & Lee University.

ScheduleFor the second-straight season, the Keydets will take on ACC foe NC State, as well as battle a service academy in the Army Black Knights. Additionally, the addition of Campbell to the Big South now gives VMI nine conference matches to go along with a match against NJIT and a trip to Nashville, Tenn., to take on Lipscomb and Belmont.

“Playing an ACC school early in the season helps us exploit our weakness-es,” said Rose of the Wolfpack. “They have lots of depth and the tempo of the game really never changes, which will help us with our fitness. Part of our game is learning to deal with pressure in space, and we’ll be challenged with a lot of technical players who play an attacking style of soccer.”

Additionally, the Keydets will host Army on Sept. 2, marking the first time in program history that the Keydets have played the Black Knights.

“Anytime we play a military school, our guys feel like we’re playing on an even level. They are playing someone that goes through similar day-to-day challenges and the same types of adversity that only a military school can experience. With there only being a few in the country, we strive to be the best service academy out there and compete against teams that face the same obstacles that we do.”

Following a match vs. NJIT on Sept. 4, the Keydets will then embark on a four-match road swing, beginning with a trip to Nashville for a pair of matches. Following the trip to the Music City, the Keydets will head to Macon, Ga., to take on Mercer on Sept. 16, and take on USC Upstate in Spartanburg, S.C. prior to returning back to Post.

“Durability as a team is key for us. The month of September is overloaded, and will prepare us for the Big South slate. We want to have a roster of players that can consistently play 90-110 minutes, which will certainly test our depth.”

The Big South boasts a pair of top-60 squads nationally this year in Coastal Carolina and High Point. The addition of Campbell, as well as an anticipat-ed rebound year by perennial power Winthrop could make for a difficult conference slate this year.

“The conference is getting better as a whole,” remarked Rose. “The team High Point was six to eight years ago just shows anyone can build a pro-gram and come in and win the conference regular-season title. There are teams that will always be strong, and the addition of Campbell which will make it even more competitive. It is our job to find our way to the Big South Championship, and it just adds to the overall quality of the confer-ence.”


6 Roster Information

Alphabetical Roster# Name Pos.23 Chase Barnett F7 Peyton Dekker M0 Adrian Dominguez G15 Max Farinholt D13 Kyle Farmer F28 Taylor Feuerstein GK26 Brandon Garner M5 Brandon Gary D24 Brandon Hartman M/F1 Daniel Kitchen GK25 Chris Livingston D11 Jacob MacIntyre F12 Stephen Mallon D18 Blake McCauley M16 Taylor Rafaly F21 Santo Ripa D14 David Rochow D8 Matt Seinfeld M6 Zaher Shihata D17 Ricky Siewers M4 Ayao Sossou M19 Mathieu Wetmore M10 Aaron White F9 Stewart Wilkinson D20 Kip Zechman M

By YearSeniors (6): Dominguez, Gary, MacIntyre, Shihata, Sossou, Wilkinson

Juniors (6): Dekker, Farmer, Feuerstein, Rochow, Seinfeld, ZechmanSophomores (5): Barnett, Kitchen, Mallon, Ripa, WhiteFreshman (8): Farinholt, Garner, Hartman, Livingston, McCauley, Rafaly,Siewers, Wetmore

How Do You Say...Zaher Shihata: Zuh-HAIR SHI-hah-tuhDavid Rochow: Row-coTaylor Feuerstein: FEW-er-stein Ayao Sossou: I-O So-SUEMathieu Wetmore: MAT-chewRicky Siewers: SEWERS

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 0 Adrian Dominquez Jr. GK 6-4 200 Fairfax, Va./Robinson1 Daniel Kitchen So. GK 5-11 171 Richmond, Va./Douglas Freeman4 Ayao Sossou Sr. M 5-6 150 Lome, Togo/Urbana (Md.)5 Brandon Gary Sr. D 5-11 185 Richmond, Va./Deep Run6 Zaher Shihata Sr. D 5-8 170 Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown7 Peyton Dekker Jr. M 5-8 165 Plano, Texas/Plano West8 Matt Seinfeld Jr. M 5-11 170 Columbia, Md./Wide Lake9 Stewart Wilkinson Sr. M 5-7 155 Hickory, N.C./Fred Foard10 Jacob MacIntyre Sr. F 6-1 195 Virginia Beach, Va./Churchland11 Aaron White So. F 5-10 150 Wilson, N.C./James B. Hunt12 Stephen Mallon So. D 6-3 180 Hampton, Va./Kecoughton13 Kyle Farmer Jr. F 6-1 170 Seattle, Wash./Wasatch Academy14 David Rochow Jr. M 6-0 180 Forest Va./Jefferson Forest15 Max Farinholt Fr. D 6-2 155 Richmond, Va./Douglas Freeman16 Taylor Rafaly Fr. F 5-9 160 Palmyra, Va./Fluvanna17 Ricky Siewers Fr. M 6-1 165 Richmond, Va./Deep Run 18 Blake McCauley Fr. M 5-10 160 Fuguay Varina, N.C./St. David’s19 Mathieu Wetmore Fr. M 6-0 170 Arlington, Va./Yorktown20 Kip Zechman Jr. M 6-0 190 Lancaster, Pa./Conestoga Valley21 Santo Ripa RFr. D 6-0 185 Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial23 Chase Barnett So. F 5-10 175 Roanoke, Va./William Byrd24 Brandon Hartman Fr. M/F 6-2 175 Nokesville, Va./Kettle Run25 Chris Livingston Fr. D 5-11 175 Rye, N.Y./Rye26 Brandon Garner Fr. M 6-0 150 South Boston, Va./Halifax28 Taylor Feuerstein Jr. GK 6-0 190 Cary, N.C./Athens Drive

Head Coach: Richie Rose, second season (Lander ’04, Ohio ’10)Assistant Coach: Tony Conway, second season (VMI ’01)Assistant Coach: Daniel Welsh, second season (VMI ‘10)Manager: Kevin Curran (VMI ‘13)Athletic Trainer: Mark Feger (Albion ‘11)

2011 Schedule

Day Date Opponent Location TimeMon. Aug. 29 NC State Raleigh, N.C. 8 p.m.Fri. Sept. 2 Army Lexington, Va. 4 p.m.Sun. Sept. 4 NJIT Lexington, Va. 1 p.m.Fri. Sept. 9 Lipscomb Nashville, Tenn. 1:30 p.m.Sun. Sept. 11 Belmont Nashville, Tenn. 1:30 p.m.Fri. Sept. 16 Mercer Macon, Ga. 7 p.m.Sun. Sept. 18 USC Upstate Spartanburg, S.C 12 p.m.Weds. Sept. 21 Longwood Lexington, Va. 4 p.m.Sat. Sept. 24 UNC Asheville Lexington, Va. 4 p.m.Weds. Sept. 28 Howard Lexington, Va. 4 p.m.Sat. Oct. 1 Presbyterian Clinton, S.C. 1 p.m.Sat. Oct. 8 Winthrop Lexington, Va. 1 p.m.Weds. Oct. 12 Radford Radford, Va. 7 p.m.Sat. Oct. 15 Gardner-Webb Lexington, Va. 4 p.m.Tues. Oct. 18 Liberty Lynchburg, Va. 7 p.m.Fri. Oct. 21 Coastal Conway, S.C. 1 p.m.Sat. Oct. 29 Campbell Buies Creek, N.C. 5 p.m.Sat. Nov. 5 High Point Lexington, Va. 1 p.m. Nov. 10-13 Big South Tournament.- Boiling Springs, N.C. *Big South Conference match


Player Profiles

2010: Played in 11 matches as a freshman as a forward, starting three ... Collected first point of career on an assist of a Brian Harding goal at the 9:27 mark in a 2-1 loss to Mercer (9/24) ... Also had three shots, a career-high, against the Bears ... Played a season-high 57 minutes against Marshall (9/2).

High School/Club: Lettered two seasons for Brad Collins at William Byrd High School … Named offensive MVP sophomore year … First team All-District, first team All-Region, and honorable mention All-State as a sophomore … Earned second team All-District honors as a freshman … Missed both junior and senior years due to injury … Played club for the Roanoke Stars, who were Virginia state ODP and Region I runner-up sophomore year …

Personal: Majoring in international studies and political science ... Son of Eddie and Van Barnett … Full name is Chase Edward Barnett … Has a broth-er, Chris, who played soccer at Bridgewater College … Born Nov. 7, 1991.

#23 - Chase BarnettSophomore - Forward

5-10 - 175Roanoke, Va.William Byrd

Year GP G A Pts Shots SOG% GW PK2010 11 0 1 1 7 .571 0 0TOTAL 11 0 1 1 7 .571 0 0

2010: Was not with team.

2009: Played in one contest as a sophomore, a full match against Longwood in a 4-2 win (9/26) ... Stopped a pair of shots and allowed two goals against the Lancers in lone action of the season.

2008: Saw first collegiate action in the second half of the season opener, when he made three saves without giving up a goal ... Played in eight games overall, starting two ... Made a season-high seven saves in regular season finale versus Presbyterian ... Made six saves versus Winthrop (10/12).

High School/Club: Goalkeeper for one of the top-ranked clubs in Northern Virginia, a team which is a former NCSL champion and state semi-finalist ... Invited to train with Scottish professional team Rangers FC ... Represented U.S. based United Soccer Academy as the starting goaltender at the 2007 International Soccer Festival in Watford, England ... Three-year letterwinner at Robinson High in Fairfax, Va.

Personal: Economics and business major ... Son of Alex and Beti Dominguez ... Full name is Adrian Alexander Dominguez ... Has sister, Alex (23) ... Born Feb. 22, 1990.

#0 - Adrian DominquezSenior - Goalie

6-4 - 205Fairfax, Va.Robinson

Year GP MIN GA Saves GAA W-L-T2008 8 360:26 11 27 2.75 0-4-02009 1 90:00 2 2 2.00 0-1-0TOTAL 9 450:26 13 29 2.38 0-5-0

Year GP G A Pts Shots SOG% GW PK2009 12 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0TOTAL 12 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0

2010: Was not with team.

2009: Saw action in 12 matches as a freshman, starting two contests in the VMI defense ... Had two shots on the year.

High School/Club: Member of 2007 Texas state runner-up team ... 2006-07 All-District Honorable Mention as a sophomore for his District Champion high school squad ... 2008-09 team ranked sixth in the country in preseason, was team captain in top soccer district in Texas ... Member of State Cup Finalist in 2005 and ‘06, as well as second place in Disney Showcase ... Member of Disney Showcase champions in 2008 ... Ranked first nationally that season ... 2008 squad went undefeated in Red Bull National League, was year’s State Cup champions and region III runner-up ... Played in the 2009 Dallas Cup Super Group, playing such teams as Liverpool FC, Manchester City FC and others.

Personal: History major ... Son of Peyton and Nancy Dekker ... Full name is Peyton Gillet Dekker II ... Has sister, Ashley (27) and brother, Jay (24) ... Father played college soccer ... Born July 22, 1990.

#7 - Peyton DekkerJunior - Defender

6-0 - 160Plano, TexasPlano West #15 - Max Farinholt

Freshman - Defender6-2 - 155

Richmond, Va.Douglas Freeman

High School/Club: Four-year letterwinner at Douglas Freeman High School in Richmond ... Former teammate of current Keydet Daniel Kitchen ... First Team All-Colonial District and Second Team All-Central region as a senior ... Member of Richmond Kickers for six seasons ... Named All-Metro senior year ... Played three years for F.C. Richmond ‘92 ... Traveled to England for compe-tition in summer of 2010.

Personal: Biology major with pre-med emphasis ... Son of Jim and Robin Farinholt ... Full name is Max Gunn Farinholt ... Has two brothers, Brown (20), and Sinclair (15) ... Born Aug. 17, 1992.


Player Profiles

2010: Named co-captain prior to beginning of season ... Started all 16 games he played in, missing only the High Point match (10/30) due to suspension ... Key center back in VMI defense ... Had 10 shots on the season, five on goal ... Played entire contest in 14-of-16 matches.

2009: Saw action on both defense and midfield ... played in 15 games on the season, starting 13 ... Scored his first career goal Sept. 26 versus Longwood, a score that proved to be the game-winner ... Attempted three shots against Winthrop.

2008: Earned All-Freshman Team honors at the Big South postseason awards ... One of three Keydets to play in all 17 games ... Started all but one game, coming off the bench versus Coastal Carolina (9/28) ... Showed key leadership and tactical skill on the back line ... Often assigned to opponent’s top scorer.

High School/Club: Co-captain of high school team junior and senior seasons at Deep Run High School ... 2005-08 All-Colonial District second team selec-tion ... Chosen to play on VCCL select team at Dallas Cup in 2004 ... Member of Beta Club ... Majoring in International Studies.

Personal: Majoring in international studies ... Son of Rick and Barbara Gary ... Full name is Brandon Clay Gary ... Has a sister, Brittany (22) ... Born Nov. 8, 1989.

#5 - Brandon GarySenior - Defender

5-11 - 185Richmond, Va.

Deep Run2011 Team Captain

Year GP G A Pts Shots SOG% GW PK2008 17 0 0 0 2 .500 0 0-02009 15 1 0 2 7 .333 1 0-0 2010 16 0 0 0 10 .500 0 0-0 TOTAL 48 1 0 2 19 .444 1 0-0

2010: Did not see game action.

2009: Did not see game action.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Athens Drive HS ... Earned all-confer-ence honors ... Member of Carolina Soccer Club ... honors student.

Personal: Majoring in mechanical engineering ... Son of Bill and Melissa Feuerstein ... Full name is Taylor William Feuerstein ... Has two brothers, Jason (24) and Adam (27) ... Born Oct. 21, 1990.

#28 - Taylor FeuersteinJunior - Goalie

6-0 - 190Cary, N.C.

Athens Drive

Year GP G A Pts Shots SOG% GW PK2009 3 0 0 0 3 .000 0 02010 10 0 1 1 4 .250 0 0TOTAL 13 0 1 1 7 .250 0 0

2010: Played 10 contests as a reserve forward ... Tallied lone point of the season on a Amir Shihata goal in a 2-1 win against UNC Asheville (10/23) ... Played a season-high 52 minutes against St. Francis N.Y., and had three shots with one on goal ... Played 35 minutes against Coastal Carolina in the Big South Tournament (11/11).

2009: Saw action in three games as a reserve forward ... Played 49 total minutes on the year ... Attempted three shots.

High School/Club: Scored the most goals in the state of Utah as a senior in 2009, notching 42 ... Two-time All-State honoree in Utah 2A ... Played for Emerald City F.C. Club team.

Personal: Majoring in international studies ... Son of Pete and Patty Farmer ... Full name is Kyle Patrick Farmer ... Has a brother, Robbie (22) ... Born March 16, 1991.

#13 - Kyle FarmerJunior - Forward

6-1 - 170Seattle, Wash.

Wasatch Academy

#26 - Brandon GarnerFreshman - Midfield

6-0 - 150South Boston, Va.

Halifax

High School/Club: Named to the All-Western Valley District team as a junior and senior, also earning team MVP honors in each campgaign ... Missed sophomore season due to injury ... Played club for Central Virginia United for three seasons ... Member of the National Honor Society, Leadership Club, and Western Valley District All-Academic team at Halifax.

Personal: International studies major ... Son of David and Angie Garner ... Full name is Brandon Slayton Garner ... Has two brothers, Tyler (15) and Nicholas (13) ... Born Jan. 7, 1993.


Player Profiles

2010: Served as backup keeper to Brian Sowell as a freshman ... Started one game on the season in a 2-0 loss against High Point (10/30), making seven saves and allowing one goal.

High School: Four-year letterwinner for Andrew Feller at Douglas Freeman High School … Team captain senior year as well as MVP … Named to first team All-District, second team All-Region, and second team All-Metro during high school career … Played club soccer for the Richmond Strikers, who won the Virginia State Cup in 2006 and 2007 … Member of BETA Club at Freeman .Personal: Majoring in business and economics ... Brother, Chris, plays lacrosse at VMI … Has uncles that played football at VMI and another uncle that played basketball at James Madison … Son of Cary and Jere Kitchen … Full name is Daniel Patrick Kitchen … Born Oct. 4, 1991.

#1 - Daniel KitchenSophomore - Goalkeeper


Douglas Freeman

2010: Played in thirteen contests with three starts at forward ... Had eight shots on the season, with a season-high of three coming against Gardner-Webb ... Played 62 minutes against Navy (9/4) and 52 minutes against Gardner-Webb (10/9) ... Totaled two shots on goal in junior campaign.

2009: Became one of VMI’s top reserves in his sophomore season ... Played in 16 games, starting four ... Took 17 shots on goal.

2008: One of the Keydets’ most consistent players in 2008 ... Saw action in 15 games, starting six ... Scored first collegiate point versus Appalachian State (10/18), when he assisted on one of the goals that boosted VMI to a 2-0 win, just the Keydets’ second win over the Mountaineers in 39 tries ... Attempted 17 shots on the year, a total that ranked him second on the club ... Made Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

High School/Club: Captain senior season ... Was team MVP and leader in goals scored ... First Team All-District during freshman and sophomore cam-paigns ... Played for Virginia Rush Nike Premier team past two seasons, help-ing them finish third in the VCCL, and reach the state quarterfinals ... Was member of National Honor Society junior and senior seasons.

Personal: Majoring in applied mathematics ... Son of Laura MacIntyre ... Has a brother, Jesse, and a sister Dawn ... Born July 18, 1990.

#10 - Jacob MacIntyreSenior - Forward

6-1 - 195Virginia Beach, Va.

Churchland

Year GP G A Pts Shots SOG% GW PK2008 15 0 1 1 17 .471 0 0-02009 16 0 0 0 17 .000 0 0-02010 13 0 0 0 8 .250 0 0-0TOTAL 44 0 1 1 42 .240 0 0-0

Year GP MIN GA Saves GAA W-L-T2010 1 90:00 2 7 2.00 0-1-0TOTAL 1 90:00 2 7 2.00 0-1-0

#24 - Brandon HartmanFreshman - Midfielder

6-2 - 175Nokesville, Va.

Kettle Run

High School/Club: Earned All-Evergreen District honors as a senior, scoring nine goals and dished out 11 assists for 29 points on the season ... Played club soccer for Annandale Premier ‘92 ... Also a standout track performer, earn-ing track MVP honors and Second Team All-National ... Will attend VMI on a Marines “Distinguished Athlete” scholarship for athletic achievements

Personal: Economics and business major ... Son of Tony and Elly Hartman ... Full name is Brandon Thomas Hartman ... Has two brothers, Matt (21) and Alex (16) ... Born Jan. 21, 1993.

#25 - Chris LivingstonFreshman - Defender

5-11 - 175Rye, N.Y.

Rye

High School/Club: Played club for New York Soccer Club, which ranked No. 24 in the region and No. 72 nationally ... As a senior, voted as one of the top-40 players in New York State by ESPN The Magazine, and was named Westchester Journal News honorable mention All-Section ... As a sophomore, helped lead Rye to the New York State Class A Semifinals, and co-league championship.

Personal: English major ... Son of Edward and Valerie Livingston ...Has a sis-ter, Catherine (15) and brother, Andrew (14) ... Father played collegiate bas-ketball ... Full name is Christopher Edward Livingston ... Born August 10, 1993.


Player Profiles

2010: Played in all 17 games, starting 14 in the Keydet midfield ... Took 11 shots on the season with five on goal ... Played 65 minutes in the Big South Tournament match-up against Coastal Carolina (11/11), taking two shots.

2009: Played every minute of the Keydets’ 2009 season, the only VMI player to make that claim ... Was the VMI nominee for Big South Freshman of the Year ... started every game, one of only two Keydets to do so ... Had two goals on the year, scoring versus NJIT and Gardner-Webb ... Helped VMI’s back line to a 106-minute shutout run midway through the year, which came during the Gardner-Webb and UNC Asheville games.

High School/Club: First Team All-District, All-Region and All-State senior year ... Player of the Year in both district and region ... ODP State team member 2006-09 ...Team captain 2007 and 2008 ... ODP Regional team 2009 ... State Cup finalist in 2008-09 with Roanoke Stars’ U-18 Elite (first in state, 17th in nation), and was team captain of that squad ...

Personal: Majoring in mechanical engineering ... Parents, Hawk and Joy played DI athletics at Cornell University ... Brother, Jim (22) played soccer at Elon and Lynchburg ... Also has a sister, Elizabeth (17) ... Born March 12, 1991.

#14 - David RochowJunior - Midfielder

6-0 - 180Forest, Va.

Jefferson Forest

Year GP G A Pts Shots SOG% GW PK2009 18 2 0 4 10 .200 0 0-02010 17 0 0 0 11 .455 0 0-0TOTAL 35 2 0 4 21 .327 0 0-0

2010: Earned medical hardship waiver due to leg injury ... Will enter season with four years of eligibility remaining.

High School/Club: Lettered three seasons for coach Kevin Denson at First Colonial … Earned honorable mention all-conference honors three seasons … Team captain senior year … Led squad to Beach District playoffs … Played club for RVSH Soccer Club under Jay Hoffman … Played in Development Academy for three years, earning several indoor championships as well as a top-25 ranking in the country … Honor Roll student … Also served as secre-tary for the Spanish Honor Society.

Personal: Biology major ... Son of Frank Ripa and Nadine Paniccia… Full name is Santo Joseph Ripa… Born Oct. 15, 1991.

#21 - Santo RipaR-Freshman - Defender


First Colonial

#18 - Blake McCauleyFreshman - Midfielder

5-10 - 160Fuguay Varina, N.C.

St. David’s

High School/Club: Played four season four St. David’s High School where he was named First Team All-State, All-Region, and All-Conference as a junior and senior ... Garnered co-conference Player of the Year honors as a senior ... Selected to the North Carolina All-Private School State team and picked up the NSCAA Senior Excellence Award ... Featured on the club side FVAA Flash Red ... Began prep career at Wake Christian Academy, earning a pair of North Carolina State Championships as a freshman and sophomore ... Named all-state in both seasons at Wake Christian, as well as an All-East Conference Selection

Personal: Chemistry major ... Son of Ed and Teresa McCauley ... Full name is Alexander Blake McCauley ... Born August 3, 1992.

#16 - Taylor RafalyFreshman - Forward

5-9 - 160Palmyra, Va.

Fluvanna

High School/Club: Earned First Team All-State, All-Region, District Player of the Year, and First Team All District honors during prolific Fluvanna career ... Scored 15 goals as a junior, and 17 goals as a sophomore ... Member of Virginia State Olympic Development Program, and was a VYSA State Cup Semi-Finalist in 2009 ... Played club for Richmond Strikers ... AP Scholar Candidate, ranking third in senior class with a 4.18 GPA.

Personal: International studies major ... Son of Danny and Michelle Rafaly ... Has a brother, Matthew (12) ... Full name is Taylor Daniel Rafaly ... Born June 4, 1993.


Player Profiles

2010: Played in nine contests with five starts on VMI’s back line ... Took part in the entire contest against Adelphi (9/17), Gardner-Webb (10/9), and High Point (10/30) ... Earned first-career point against UMBC (9/2), assisting on an Amir Shihata goal in the 50th minute ... Took one shot on the year against Gardner-Webb.

2009: Missed majority of season due to injury ... Saw action in one game, play-ing 29 minutes in second game of the year versus ETSU.

2008: Entered the starting lineup midway through the season, starting seven games overall ... Helped stabilize the back line after his emergence ... Played in 10 total contests.

High School/Club: Member of district championship team freshman, sopho-more, and junior seasons ... Eastern region champions 2005 and 2006 ... Team won State Cup in ’06 ... Squad prevailed in the Virginia ODP tourna-ment in 2007 ... Participated in Nike Friendlies California Academy Showcase Maine Regionals.

Personal: Computer science major ... Son of Hamdy and Nahla Shihata ... Brother, Amir, played for the Keydets from 2007-10 ... Born Sept. 24, 1990.

#6 - Zaher ShihataSenior - Defender


Landstown


2010: Developed into one of the top technical players in the Big South ... Ranked No. 5 in the conference in shots on goal with 38 in 13 contests (2.92) ... Missed five games late in season due to hip injury ... Was fourth on team in points with five ... Scored goals against UMBC (9/2) and in win over Radford (10/20) ... Assisted on an Amir Shihata goal in the 3-0 shutout against the Highlanders ... Had at least four shots in five contests ... 17-of-38 shots on the season were on goal (.447).

2009: Played sparingly, seeing action in six games on the year ... Was in the starting lineup on three occasions ... Played a high of 51 minutes in the sea-son opener versus Mount St. Mary’s ... Assisted on goal versus NJIT.

High School/Club: Maryland ODP team member ... Two-time Region I ODP team ... First-team All-County ... Invited to Corinthians F.C. for month stay ... Traveled with ODP to several countries, including Holland, Italy and Brazil ... State Cup finalist ... ODP Ryder Cup tournament ... Member of SAC United Premier club team ... National Honor Society member ... Honor roll every quarter of high school ... SGA participant ... Science fair award recipient.

Personal: Majoring in economics and business ... Son of Mark and Jennifer Seinfeld ... Full name is Matthew David Seinfeld ... Has a brother, Jason (17) ... Born on March 10, 1991.

#8 - Matt SeinfeldJunior - Midfielder

5-9 - 165Columbia, Md.

Wilde Lake


#17 - Ricky SiewersFreshman - Midfielder


Deep Run

High School/Club: Lettered three seasons at Deep Run, winning Virginia State Championship as a freshman ... Dished out a school-record three assists in one match as a sophomore, staring every match that season ... Played the most matches in the history of the Richmond Striker USSDA program.

Personal: Economics and business major ... Son of Richie and Nancy Siewers ... Full name is Richard James Siewers ... Has a pair of sisters, Kelly (16) and Michelle (13) ... Born June 19, 1992.


12 Player Profiles

#19 - Mathieu WetmoreFreshman - Midfielder

6-0 - 170Arlington, Va.

Yorktown

High School/Club: Was featured for three seasons for Gonzaga College High School prior to wrapping up prep career at Yorktown High School ... Played club soccer for the Northern Virginia Royals in the Eastern Super-Y League.

Personal: Economics and business major ... Son of David and Anne Wetmore ... Full name is Mathieu David Wetmore ... Has three sisiters, Camille (16), Mirabelle (8) and Celeste (6) ... Born Feb. 13, 1993.

2010: Earned Second Team All-Big South honors for the second time in his career ... Started 13 games after missing first five contests ... Regarded as one of the players with the most pace in the conference ... Took 10 shots on the year, four of which were on goal ... Played entire contest on nine occasions.

2009: Named Second Team All-Big South at the conclusion of the season ... Also tabbed a All-State Second Team selection by VaSID ... Played in 17 games on the year, helping anchor the back line with his speed and quickness ... Started 16 games ... Notched an assist versus NJIT ... Attempted 10 shots on the year.

2008: Named to Big South All-Freshman team ... Stepped into the starting lineup for good Oct. 18 versus Appalachian State, helping spark the Keydets to back-to-back shutout wins ... Started eight games overall and played in 13 total contests.

High School/Club: Three-sport letterman, including three years in both soccer and track ... As a sophomore, he led Seneca Valley High School to its first-ever regional final appearance, during a campaign which ended with a loss in the state semifinals ... Also played for the MSC Dragons club team, a four-time State Cup winner, and a squad that is currently ranked in the top-five nationally.

Personal: Business major ... Son of Anani and Sobey Sossou ... Full name is Ayao Amen Sossou ... Has two brothers, Arnold (9) and David (3) ... Born March 24, 1990.

#4 - Ayao SossouSenior - Defender

5-6 - 150Lome, Togo

Urbana (Md.)


#11 - Aaron WhiteSophomore - Forward

5-10 - 150Wilson, N.C.

James B. Hunt

2010: Started one game as a freshman and saw action in three others . ... First-career goal came against UMBC (9/2) on an assist from Brian Harding in the 83rd minute ... .. First player since Tyler Suttenfield in 2007 to score in their only shot on goal on the season ... Played a season-high 67 minutes against Navy (9/4).

High School/Club: Four-year letterwinner at Hunt High School in Wilson, N.C … All-Conference performer all four seasons of high school career… All-State as well as All-Region selection junior and senior year … Totaled 44 goals as junior to set a school, as well as conference record … Amassed 34 goals as a senior to bring career total to 108 … Played club for ’92 CASL Elite … Won State Cup and lost in the semi-finals of the Region III regional’s in Baton Rouge, La., senior year … Earned the Brittany Willis Memorial Scholarship and served as senior class treasurer.

Personal: Civil engineering major ... Son of Matt and Beth White … Full name is Aaron Michael White … Has a pair of brothers, Connor (21) and Malcolm (15) … Born Aug. 4, 1992.

Year GP G A Pts Shots SOG% GW PK2010 4 1 0 2 1 1.000 0 0-0 TOTAL 4 1 0 2 1 1.000 0 0-0


13 Player Profiles

2010: Named co-captain prior to start of season ... Started 15-of-16 contests as a junior in the Keydets midfield ... Took five shots on the season, with two on goal ... Played full match on 11 occasions.

2009: Saw action in nine games on the year, earning his only start of the year versus Coastal Carolina ... Played all 100 minutes in that game ... Attempted two shots in loss to NJIT (9/20).

2008: Played in five games as a true freshman ... Started regular season finale versus Presbyterian.

High School/Club: Four-year All-Conference selection ... Three-year All-Region choice ... Finished his career at Fred T. Foard High as the school’s all-time leader in goals scored ... Played for several teams in the club ranks, helped them to great success including a USL Super Y League National Title, a Disney Showcase title, and a Tampa Sunbowl finals berth ... Also participated in North Carolina ODP from 2002 to 2007 ... Member of National Society of High School Scholars.

Personal: Economics and business major ... Son of Mike and Anita Wilkinson ... Full name is Stewart Michael Wilkinson ... Has a brother, Justin McLean ... Born Jan. 9, 1990.

#8 - Stewart WilkinsonSenior - Midfielder

5-7 - 155Hickory, N.C.Fred T. Foard

2011 Team Captain


2010: Earned starting nod in 14 contests and appeared in all 17 of VMI’s matches on the season ... Scored lone goal of season in 6-3 loss to Winthrop (10/12) on an assist from Sonny Landry and Brian Harding in the 5th minute of the contest ... Earned first helper of campaign on Brian Harding’s second goal against Presbyterian (11/5) ... Had three shots against Adelphi (9/17) ... Fired 14 shots on the season, four of which were on frame ... Responsible for the majority of squads free-kicks on the year.

2009: Played in 16 of VMI’s 18 games, earning a trio of starts ... Scored VMI’s first home goal in win over Longwood (9/26) ... Also had his first career assist in that game ... Attempted four shots in VMI’s next contest versus Marshall (9/29)... Attempted 16 shots on the year.

High School/Club: Lancaster Lebanon League First-Team All-Star from Section 2 ... Section II First Team and POTY (2009) ... All-Star (2008) ... led team in goals and assists ... Second on all-time scoring list ... Offensive MVP (2007, 2008) ... Two-time team captain ... Plays for PA Classics in U-18 USSF Developmental Academy League ... Recipient of Wendy’s High School Heisman Award ... Ranked in top 10% of class.

Personal: Chemistry major ... Son of Tripp and Kathleen Zechmann ... Full name is Harry Thomas Zechmann ... Has a brother, Will (17), and sister Grace (14) ... Born Dec. 17, 1990.

#20 - Kip ZechmanJunior - Midfielder

6-0 - 190Lancaster, Pa.

Conestoga Valley



14 All-Time Results - Page One

1972 - Head Coach: Jay Sculley (1972-73, 77-80)

(1-10-0; 0-3, 7th Southern Conf.)William & Mary L 0-7 H James Madison L 0-7 AVirginia Tech L 1-7 H East Carolina L 1-3 H Eastern Mennonite L 0-1 H Hampden-Sydney L 0-1 AOld Dominion W 3-2 HRoanoke L 3-6 A Washington & Lee L 1-7 HLynchburg L 0-5 A Appalachian State L 2-5 A

1973(2-7-2; 1-5-0, 6th Southern Conf.)

Roanoke W 3-0 HJames Madison L 0-6 HVirginia Tech L 2-5 AEast Carolina T 2-2 AEastern Mennonite L 2-8 AHampden-Sydney T 2-2 HLynchburg L 0-7 HWashington & Lee L 1-7 AWilliam & Mary L 1-4 AOld Dominion W 1-0 AAppalachian State L 2-3 H

1974 - Head Coach: John Knox (1974)(1-9-1; 1-2 Southern Conf.)

Eastern Mennonite L 0-2 H East Carolina L 2-3 H Virginia Tech L 1-4 HHampden-Sydney L ---- A Lynchburg L ---- AOld Dominion L 1-2 HWilliam & Mary W 1-0 HAppalachian State L 0-6 ARoanoke L ---- AWashington & Lee T 1-1 HJames Madison L 0-2 A

1975 - Head Coach : Jim Clark (1975-76)(3-8-1; 1-2-1, T-3rd Southern Conf.)

Hampden-Sydney L 3-4 HRichmond W 6-0 -E. Mennonite L 2-3 AAppalachian State L 2-3 HWilliam & Mary L 0-3 AVirginia Tech L 2-4 HWashington & Lee W 2-1 AEast Carolina T 2-2 AOld Dominion L 1-3 ALynchburg W 1-0 HRoanoke L 1-2 HJames Madison L 0-2 H

1976(5-8-1; 3-2-1, 3rd Southern Conf.)

Hampden-Sydney L 0-3 --Roanoke W 6-2 AAppalachian State L 0-6 --Davidson W 3-2 HJames Madison L 2-3 AOld Dominion L 0-3 H William & Mary L 0-6 -- Eastern Mennonite L 2-4 A Washington & Lee W 2-1 --Furman T 1-1 HEast Carolina W 4-2 ALynchburg L 2-8 AThe Citadel W 3-1 HVirginia Tech L 1-2 H

1977 - Head Coach: Jay Sculley (1972-73, 77-80)

(7-8-0; 3-2-0, T-2nd Southern Conf.)Hampden-Sydney W 2-0 HWestern Carolina W 2-1 HVirginia L 0-6 AOld Dominion # L 3-4 AAmerican # L 1-5 NThe Citadel L 0-1 AFurman W 3-0 AEastern Mennonite W 3-2 ARadford W 3-1 HJames Madison L 0-3 A

Appalachian State L 1-2 HWashington & Lee W 1-0 ADavidson W 2-0 AVirginia Tech L 0-1 ALynchburg L 0-6 H# Harbor Front Kiwanis Classic (Norfolk, VA)

1978(3-13-1; 0-4-1, 6th Southern Conf.)

Hampden-Sydney W 2-1 AEastern Mennonite L 1-2 HWestern Carolina T 1-1 AVirginia L 0-6 HNavy L 0-4 AVirginia Common. W 6-2 AOld Dominion (OT) L 0-1 HDavidson L 0-1 HRadford L 0-4 ALynchburg L 0-3 AWilliam & Mary L 2-4 AThe Citadel L 1-2 HFurman L 0-3 HAppalachian State L 0-7 AJames Madison L 3-4 HVirginia Tech L 1-2 HWashington & Lee W 3-0 H

1979(3-12-2; 2-4-1, 6th Southern Conf.)

Hampden-Sydney L 0-5 HWestern Carolina L 0-1 HLynchburg L 1-4 HVirginia L 0-3 AVirginia Common. L 1-2 AMarshall T 3-3 AEastern Mennonite L 0-1 AVirginia Tech T 1-1 ANavy L 0-3 HWilliam & Mary L 0-7 HDavidson W 2-1 AUT-Chattanooga W 12-0 HAppalachian State L 0-4 HFurman L 0-2 AThe Citadel L 0-2 AJames Madison L 0-4 AWashington & Lee W 2-1 A

1980 (6-10-0; 4-4-0, T-5th Southern Conf.)

Hampden-Sydney W 4-1 AVirginia Common. L 2-3 HAppalachian State L 0-14 AVirginia L 1-6 HJames Madison L 0-3 AEastern Mennonite W 3-2 HDavidson L 1-2 HEast Tennessee State W 5-2 A*Lynchburg L 0-5 HVirginia Tech L 1-2 HWestern Carolina L 1-2 AFurman L 3-5 HWashington & Lee L 1-3 HMarshall W 1-0 HUT-Chattanooga W 2-0 AThe Citadel (OT) W 4-3 H*- Versus Club Opponent

1981 - Head Coach: Nino Altomonte (1981-84)(4-11-1; 2-5-1, T-5th Southern Conf.)

Virginia L 4-5 AHampden-Sydney W 1-0 HJames Madison L 1-2 HAppalachian State L 2-3 HMarshall T 3-3 AVirginia Common. L 0-3 AFurman L 1-2 AThe Citadel L 0-1 AEastern Mennonite L 1-2 AVirginia Tech L 0-3 AUT-Chattanooga (OT) W 5-4 HDavidson L 0-3 AWashington & Lee W 2-1 AMarshall W 1-0 HWestern Carolina L 3-4 H Lynchburg L 1-2 H East Tennessee St. (Forf.) W 1-0 --**- Versus Club Opponent

1982(7-8-2, 4-2-1, 4th Southern Conf.)

Virginia L 1-9 HGeorge Mason L 0-8 AJames Madison L 0-2 ARichmond W 4-2 AUT-Chattanooga T 1-1 AMarshall W 2-1 HAppalachian State L 1-3 AVCU W 4-3 HLynchburg L 2-5 A Virginia Tech W 4-2 HWestern Carolina W 1-0 AEastern Mennonite L 0-4 HFurman L 0-1 HDavidson W 2-1 HWashington & Lee L 1-3 HThe Citadel W 4-2 HLiberty Baptist T 1-1 A

1983(0-15-0, 0-6, 4th So. Conf. North Div.)

George Mason L 0-8 HMary Washington # L 3-5 ARandolph-Macon # L 2-12 N Virginia L 0-7 AJames Madison L 0-4 HAppalachian State L 1-7 HMarshall L 0-3 HVirginia Tech L 0-5 AWashington & Lee L 0-4 AVirginia Common. L 2-5 ADavidson L 2-4 HAppalachian State L 2-10 ARichmond L 0-10 HDavidson L 0-5 AMarshall L 0-4 A# Mary Washington Tournament

1984(0-16-0, 0-6, 4th So. Conf. North Div.)

George Mason L 0-5 AStockton # L 1-3 NLycoming # L 2-3 NVirginia L 0-10 HRichmond L 2-3 AVirginia Commonwealth L 0-5 HAppalachian State L 0-2 ADavidson L 0-4 HMarshall L 0-2 HJames Madison L 0-7 AVirginia Tech L 1-7 HAppalachian State L 1-6 HDavidson L 1-8 ARadford L 1-5 AMarshall L 1-3 AWashington & Lee L 1-3 H# Mary Washington Tournament

1985 - Head Coach: John Trudgeon (1985)(5-12-0, 0-6, 4th So. Conf. North Div.)

Newport News App. W 2-0 H Shenandoah W 1-0 AMary Washington # L 0-3 A Methodist # W 4-0 NVirginia L 0-7 ARichmond L 0-4 HHampden-Sydney W 3-1 AAppalachian State L 1-5 H Davidson L 1-3 A James Madison L 1-4 HMarshall L 0-2 HWashington & Lee L 0-3 AAppalachian State L 0-6 AVirginia Tech W 2-1 ADavidson L 0-5 HRadford L 1-3 H Marshall L 1-5 A# Mary Washington Tournament

1986 - Head Coach: Doug Bartlett (1986-88)

(2-15-0, 0-5, 6th Southern Conf.) Shenandoah L 1-2 HFranklin & Marshall # L 0-1 N Mary Washington # L 0-1 AAppalachian State L 0-1 HNewport News App. W 4-0 AHampden-Sydney W 3-0 H

Richmond L 1-3 HDavidson L 1-2 HVirginia Tech L 0-3 H James Madison L 0-7 A Liberty L 0-4 HWashington & Lee L 1-2 HFurman L 0-12 AThe Citadel L 1-3 ALongwood L 1-6 AMarshall L 1-3 ARadford L 1-2 A# Mary Washington Tournament

1987(5-10-1, 1-3-1, 5th Southern Conf.)

Furman L 1-3 HMary Washington # L 1-3 AFranklin & Marshall # W 2-0 NVirginia Tech L 0-1 ARandolph-Macon W 2-1 AHampden-Sydney L 0-1 AAppalachian State L 0-3 ALongwood L 2-5 HPfeiffer W 1-0 ADavidson L 0-3 AMaryland-Balt. Cnty. L 0-2 HThe Citadel T 3-3 HWashington & Lee L 0-1 AGreensboro W 3-0 HRadford L 2-7 HMarshall W 6-0 H# Mary Washington Tournament

1988(6-13-1, 1-3-0, 5th Southern Conf.)

Furman L 0-5 AGuilford W 5-0 AUNC-Asheville W 5-2 HN. Carolina Wesleyan # L 1-6 AMethodist # L 0-7 NVirginia Tech L 0-1 HRandolph-Macon T 2-2 HLongwood L 0-9 AGreensboro L 1-2 AAppalachian State L 2-4 HMarshall W 4-3 HAlfred $ L 0-3 NEast Carolina $ W 2-1 NBaptist L 0-3 AThe Citadel L 0-2 AHampden-Sydney W 2-1 HRadford L 1-4 AMarshall * W 1-0 NFurman * L 0-4 NWashington & Lee L 0-1 H# N. C. Wesleyan Tourn. (Rocky Mount, N.C.)$ Roanoke Tourn. (Roanoke, Va.)* Southern Conference Tourn.

1989 - Head Coach: Stephen Ross (1989-2005)(5-9-1, 0-3-1, 5th Southern Conf.)

Lincoln Memorial # W 4-1 NLimestone # W 3-0 NMarshall T 2-2 AAverett W 4-1 HLenoir-Rhyne L 1-3 AVirginia Tech L 1-4 AFurman (OT) L 2-3 HRandolph-Macon L 1-3 AUNC-Asheville L 1-6 AKing W 2-1 HAppalachian State L 0-4 HHampden-Sydney W 2-1 AThe Citadel L 1-3 HWashington & Lee L 1-4 AThe Citadel * L 0-3 N# Radford Tournament* Southern Conf. Tourn. (Greensboro, N.C.)

1990(9-7-2, 0-3-1, 5th Southern Conf.)

Delaware # W 1-0 NJames Madison # L 0-4 AAverett W 2-1 AHampden-Sydney $ W 4-0 NVirginia Wesleyan $ T 0-0 AMarshall T 4-4 HLiberty W 2-1 H

ALL-TIME RESULTS (1972-1990)


15 All-Time Results - Page Two

Randolph-Macon W 3-1 HVirginia Tech L 1-2 HMaryland-East. Shore W 7-0 HFurman L 1-6 AKing W 3-1 AEast Carolina W 3-1 HLimestone W 6-2 AThe Citadel L 1-3 AAppalachian State L 2-3 AWashington & Lee L 1-2 HAppalachian State* L 1-3 N# James Madison Tournament$ Virginia Wesleyan Tourn. (Norfolk, Va.)* Southern Conf.Tourn (Greensboro, N.C.)

1991(6-11-0, 1-3-0, 4th Southern Conf.)

Limestone # W 9-1 HEastern Menn. (OT) # W 6-4 HAppalachian State L 1-4 ALiberty L 1-2 AThe Citadel (OT) W 3-2 HRadford L 1-6 HMarshall L 1-3 AVirginia Tech L 0-3 ALongwood W 2-1 HGeorgetown L 0-7 HEast Carolina W 5-1 AGeorge Washington L 1-3 HRandolph-Macon L 0-1 AFurman L 1-4 HNorth Carolina Wes. L 2-3 AWashington & Lee W 2-0 AThe Citadel * L 2-3 N# VMI Invitational (Lexington, Va.)* Southern Conf. Tourn. (Greensboro, N.C.)

1992(4-14-0, 1-5-0, 6th Southern Conf.)

UNC-Greensboro L 1-4 ARadford L 0-5 ALongwood W 3-2 AThe Citadel L 1-2 HWilliam & Mary L 0-7 ALiberty L 0-2 HRichmond L 3-7 AN. C. Wesleyan (OT) W 4-3 HGeorgia Southern L 4-6 AVirginia Tech L 2-4 HMarshall (OT) W 3-2 HDavidson L 1-7 AFurman L 0-4 HGeorgetown L 0-2 AAppalachian State L 2-4 AWashington & Lee L 2-3 HGeorgia Southern(OT)*W 2-1 NDavidson * L 0-5 N* Southern Conf. Tourn. (Greensboro, N.C.)

1993(5-14-1, 1-4-1, 6th Southern Conf.)

Monmouth (OT) # L 1-2 NMars Hill (OT) # W 4-3 NRadford W 2-0 HEast Carolina $ L 1-5 AUNC-Wilmington $ L 1-4 NWilliam & Mary L 1-4 HDavidson (OT) L 1-2 HLongwood L 1-4 HGeorgia Southern (OT) T 1-1 HFurman L 1-8 ASt. Francis (PA) (OT) L 2-3 AMarshall L 0-6 ARichmond L 1-3 HMaryland-East. Shore W 7-3 HLiberty L 0-3 AAppalachian State L 2-3 HTowson State L 0-2 HThe Citadel (OT) W 5-4 AWashington & Lee W 2-1 AGeorgia Southern * L 1-6 N# Virginia Tech Tourn. (Blacksburg, Va.)$ East Carolina Tourn. (Greenville, N.C.)* Southern Conf.Tourn. (Greensboro, N.C.)

1994(5-10-1, 2-4-0, 5th Southern Conf.)

Shippensburg # W 4-1 HWinthrop # T 2-2 HRadford L 1-6 ANavy $ L 1-4 ABuffalo $ L 1-4 NFurman L 0-5 HGeorgetown L 2-6 HGeorgia Southern L 1-5 AEastern Mennonite W 2-1 HMarshall W 3-1 HDavidson L 0-5 ARichmond L 1-5 AAppalachian State L 0-1 AThe Citadel W 5-1 HWashington & Lee W 4-1 HGeorgia Southern * L 0-2 N$ Navy Classic Tourn. (Annapolis, Md.)* Southern Conf. Tourn. (Greensboro, N.C.)

1995 (8-11-0, 2-4-0, 6th Southern Conf.)

St. Bonaventure # L 0-2 HCharleston Southern # L 0-2 HMaryland-East. Shore W 8-3 ADelaware L 0-3 ARichmond W 2-1 HDavidson L 1-6 HSt. Francis (PA) W 4-2 HFurman L 0-4 AGeorgia Southern W 2-1 HRadford L 0-3 HMarshall L 0-3 AGeorgetown (KY) W 1-0 AVirginia Common. L 0-2 HEast Carolina W 2-1 HWashington & Lee W 3-0 NAppalachian State L 0-1 HVirginia Tech L 1-4 AThe Citadel (OT) W 3-2 AMarshall * L 0-2 N# Keydet Classic Tourn. (Lexington, Va.)* Southern Conf. Tourn. (Greensboro, N.C.)

1996(6-13-0, 1-5-0, 6th Southern Conf.)

Mt. St. Mary’s # L 2-3 HIona # W 3-1 HWofford W 2-0 AMd.-Eastern Shore W 3-1 AVirginia L 0-7 HLynchburg W 3-1 HRichmond L 1-4 HDavidson L 1-2 AFurman L 0-4 HVirginia Tech L 0-2 HGeorgia Southern L 1-6 AWashington & Lee L 1-2 AMarshall L 0-4 HWinthrop L 1-4 HSt. Francis (PA) W 4-2 NAppalachian State (OT) L 2-3 HEast Carolina L 0-3 AThe Citadel W 3-0 AGeorgia Southern * L 0-2 N# Keydet Classic Tourn. (Lexington, Va.)* Southern Conf. Tourn. (Greensboro, N.C.)

1997(1-16-2, 1-5-1, 7th Southern Conf.)

UMBC# L 0-4 APhiladelphia Textile# L 1-7 NLiberty L 2-3 HRadford (OT) T 3-3 HElon College L 2-7 HSt. Francis (PA) (OT) L 2-3 H Old Dominion L 0-4 AMarshall L 2-4 AVirginia Tech% L 0-4 NThe Citadel W 2-1 AUNC Greensboro L 1-4 HCharleston Southern L 0-3 HAppalachian State (OT) T 2-2 HGeorgia Southern L 1-3 HWashington & Lee L 0-1 AWofford L 0-2 A Davidson L 1-6 HFurman L 0-2 ADavidson@ L 0-3 N * Southern Conference Tourn. (Davidson, N.C.)

1998(1-14-1, 0-8-0, 9th Southern Conf.)

Western Kentucky# L 1-6 HBucknell# (2OT) W 2-1 HRadford L 0-3 HWestern Michigan& L 1-3 NMiami (OH)& L 3-4 ASt. Francis (PA) L 1-3 A Liberty (2OT) L 1-2 AThe Citadel L 0-3 H Georgia Southern L 0-6 AAppalachian State L 1-4 AColl. of Charleston L 1-2 HDavidson L 0-4 AWashington & Lee% T 2-2 NUNC Greensboro L 0-9 AWofford L 1-3 HFurman L 0-2 H # VMI Tournament (Lexington, Va.)& Miami/Kelme Tournametn (Oxford, Ohio)% Played at Brewbaker Field (Lexington, Va.)

1999(6-10-1, 0-7-1, 9th Southern Conf.)

Southern Virginia W 3-2 HShenandoah W 8-0 HBelmont W 6-3 AWestern Kentucky L 0-3 AAlabama A&M L 0-1 HWashington & Lee W 1-0 AUNC Asheville (2OT) W 1-0 H*UNC Greensboro L 2-4 A*Appalachian State L 3-4 H*Coll. of Charleston L 1-2 A*Davidson L 1-3 HLynchburg L 0-3 H*Georgia South. (2OT) L 1-2 HEast Carolina W 3-0 H*Wofford L 1-3 A*Furman L 0-3 A*The Citadel (2OT) T 2-2 A

2000(5-12-0, 2-6-0, Southern Conf.)

Manhattan W 2-1 AGeorge Wash. (2OT) L 0-1 HUNC Asheville L 0-2 AElon College W 4-2 A*The Citadel W 4-2 H*UNC Greensboro L 1-7 A*Appalachian State L 2-4 A*Coll. of Charleston L 1-2 H*Davidson L 0-4 A*Georgia Southern L 1-5 AVirginia Tech L 2-6 H St. Francis (PA) W 2-1 H*Wofford (OT) W 2-1 HWashington & Lee L 0-3 HUNC Wilmington L 1-3 H*Furman L 1-7 HDavidson & L 1-3 N& Southern Conf.Tourn.(Mt. Pleasant, S.C.)

20016-11-1, 3-4-1, 6th Southern Conf.)

Manhattan W 2-0 HGeorge Washington L 2-5 AVirginia Tech L 0-3 HWashington & Lee L 1-2 ALipscomb W 5-0 HWinthrop L 0-4 HThe Citadel (OT) W 2-1 AWofford (2OT) T 2-2 AUNC Wilmington L 0-4 ADavidson W 1-0 HUNC Greensboro L 2-4 HFurman L 2-7 AMarshall W 1-0 HGeorgia Southern W 2-1 HLibery (OT) L 1-2 HAppalachian State L 1-2 HCollege of Charleston L 2-3 AUNC Greensboro& L 0-1 N& Southern Conf. Tourn. (Mt. Pleasant, S.C.)

2002(3-10-4, 2-6, 7th Southern Conference)

Colgate T 2-2 HSt. Joseph’s# L 2-3 NPhiladelphia# L 0-2 ACentral Conn. State% T 3-3 HBelmont% T 3-3 HWofford W 3-2 HDavidson L 0-4 AGeorgia Southern L 1-4 AUNC Asheville L 0-2 HN.C. State L 0-2 AWashington & Lee T 0-0 HThe Citadel W 4-2 HCollege of Charleston L 2-3 HAppalachian State L 0-2 AFurman L 0-2 HUNC Greensboro L 0-3 AAppalachian State& W 2-0 N& Southern Conf. Tourn. (Mt. Pleasant, S.C.) # Philadelphia Soccer Classic % VMI Tournament

2003(4-15, 0-7, 8th Big South Conference)

Central Conn. State # L 1-2 NSacred Heart # L 0-1 NLongwood L 1-2 HLiberty L 1-2 APhiladelphia W 1-0 HRadford L 1-2 AWofford (2OT) L 0-1 AManhattan W 4-1 HHigh Point L 1-2 HGeorgetown L 0-4 HUNC Asheville L 2-3 HCoastal Carolina L 0-5 AWashington & Lee W 3-1 AMarshall W 2-0 HJames Madison L 0-3 AWinthrop L 1-3 HBirmingham-Southern L 3-4 ACollege of Charleston L 0-5 ACoastal Carolina % L 0-3 N# Central Conn. Tourn. (New Britain, Conn.)% Big South Tournament – (Radford, Va.)

2004(10-9-1, 2-4-1, 8th Big South Conference)

Southern Virginia W 11-1 H

William and Mary L 1-2 A Mount St. Mary’s W 2-0 AManhattan W 3-2 HJames Madison L 0-2 H Radford (2OT) T 1-1 HHoward L 1-2 ALiberty L 2-3 HBluefield W 3-2 HHigh Point W 3-1 AWashington & Lee W 1-0 HUNC Asheville W 1-0 AAverett W 5-1 H Winthrop (OT) L 2-3 AMarshall W 2-0 ACoastal Carolina L 0-5 H Birmingham Southern L 0-1 HGeorgetown (2OT) L 3-4 AWofford W 3-0 HCoastal Carolina (OT) &L 0-1 N& Big South Conf. Tourn. (Birmingham, Ala.)

2005(8-10-1, 1-6-0, 7th Big South Conf.)

Southern Virginia W 4-0 HMount St Mary’s (2OT) W 3-2 HJacksonville# L 1-4 NStetson# L 1-6 NWilliam & Mary L 1-2 HCampbell W 3-2 AHoward W 1-0 HRichmond (2OT) T 1-1 ARadford L 0-4 AWashington & Lee W 3-0 ABirmingham Southern L 2-3 AUNC Asheville (OT) W 2-1 HLynchburg W 4-1 HWinthrop L 0-4 H Liberty L 2-3 ACoastal Carolina L 2-4 AHigh Point L 0-2 H

ALL-TIME RESULTS (1990-2005)


VMI TEAM RECORDS

Most Wins: 10 (2004)Most Losses: 16 (1984, 1997)Most Ties: 4 (2002)Best Record (Percentage) 9-7-2 (.556) 1990

Consecutive Wins: 5 (Sept. 30, 2004 - Oct. 16, 2004) 3, six times (Most recently Sept 1, 1999 - Sept. 10, 1999).Home: 4, three times (Most recently Sept. 30, 2004 - Oct. 13, 2004)Away: 2, seven times (Most recently Oct. 8, 1995 - Oct. 18, 1995)Longest Unbeaten Streak: 6 (Sept. 1990)Home: 4, three times (Most recently Oct. 1994 - Nov. 1994)Away: 3 Oct. 1990

Most Goals, Single Game: 12 vs. UT-Chattanooga (10/21/79)By Opponent: 14 Appalachian State (Sept. 1980)

Most Goals, Season: 44 (2004)By Opponents: 93 (1983)

Most Assists, Game: 8 vs. Southern Virginia (9/1/04)By Opponent: 8 Furman (10/19/01) Georgia Southern (10/92) Richmond (9/92)

Most Assists, Season: 37 (1990)By Opponents: 54 (1997)

Most Corner Kicks, Game: 15 vs. Mars Hill (9/5/93)By Opponent: 19 Davidson (Nov. 2000)

Most Corners, Season: 121 (1993)By Opponents: 125 (2009)

Most Shutouts, Season: 5 (2004)By Opponents: 13 (2009)

Most Fouls, Single Game: 38 vs. N.C. Wesleyan (9/30/92)By Opponent: 34 Winthrop (Sept. 1994)

Most Fouls, Season: 375 (1993)By Opponents: 391 (1993)

Most Saves, Single Game: 22 vs. Appalachian State (9/30/85)By Opponent: 15 W&L (Nov. 1974)

Most Saves, Season: 150 (1993)By Opponents: 108 (1987)

ALL-TIME RESULTS (1990-2010) - TEAM RECORDS

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VMI Men’s Soccer Coaching Records

Name Overall Conference Years Jay Sculley 22-60-5 1-8-0 1972-73, 77-80John Knox 1-9-1 1-2-0 1974Jim Clark 8-16-2 4-4-2 1975-76Nino Altomonte 11-50-3 6-19-2 1981-84John Trudgeon 5-12-0 0-6-0 1985Doug Bartlett 13-38-2 2-11-1 1986-88Stephen Ross 92-186-15 19-84-7 1989-2005Ben Freakley 12-54-6 4-23-2 2006-2009Richie Rose 3-12-1 3-5-0 2010-pres.OVERALL: 167-445-41 49-169-16

HOME: 89-171-21 NEUTRAL: 14-34-1 AWAY: 55-204-13

2006 - Head Coach: Ben Freakley (2006-2009)(2-15-1, 0-7-0, 7th Big South Conf.)

Appalachian State L 2-5 NLong Island L 0-3 NPhiladelphia PPDSouthern Virginia W 2-1 HWilliam & Mary L 0-5 ALiberty L 2-3 HCampbell W 2-1 HRadford L 0-1 HVirginia Tech L 1-7 AHoward L 1-3 AHigh Point L 0-2 AWashington & Lee (OT) T 0-0 HWinthrop L 0-1 AGardner-Webb L 0-4 ACoastal Carolina L 0-2 HBirmingham Southern L 2-3 HUNC Asheville L 0-1 ALongwood L 0-1 AWinthrop L 0-2 N**-BSC Tournament - Radford, Va.

2007 (6-10-3, 2-3-1, 5th Big South Conf.)

Georgia Southern L 0-2 N Appalachian State L 1-4 A Gardner-Webb W 4-2 H Howard T 1-1 H USC Upstate W 2-1 H Manhattan W 1-0 A Philadelphia W 1-0 A Coastal Carolina L 0-1 A Washington and Lee L 0-3 A UNC Asheville W 2-0 H Virginia Tech L 0-8 HWinthrop T 0-0 HWofford L 0-3 ARadford L 2-3 APresbyterian T 1-1 HLongwood L 0-1 HHigh Point L 0-1 ALiberty L 1-4 ARadford L 0-2 N**-BSC Tournament - Rock Hill, S.C.

2008(2-14-1, 1-6-1, 8th Big South Conf.)

Mount St. Mary’s L 0-3 A East Tennessee St. L 1-2 HWofford L 0-1 HN.C. State L 1-3 ALongwood L 2-3 AWashington & Lee L 0-2 HCoastal Carolina (OT) L 2-3 HUNC Asheville (OT) L 1-2 AHoward L 1-3 AWinthrop L 0-4 AAppalachian St. W 2-0 HRadford W 1-0 HGardner-Webb L 0-1 AHigh Point L 1-2 ALiberty (OT) L 2-3 HPresbyterian T 2-2 HWinthrop L 1-7 N**-BSC Tournament - Conway, S.C.

2009(2-15-1, 1-7-0, 8th Big South Conf.)

Mount St. Mary’s L 0-3 A East Tennessee St. L 1-2 HSt. Francis (N.Y.) L 0-2 HRider L 0-1 HAdelphi (OT) L 0-1 ANJIT L 2-3 ALongwood W 4-2 HMarshall L 0-2 AHoward (2OT) T 1-1 HWinthrop L 0-2 HGardner-Webb W 2-0 HUNC Asheville L 1-2 HRadford L 0-3 ACoastal Carolina (OT) L 0-1 AHigh Point L 0-4 HLiberty L 0-2 APresbyterian L 0-1 A*#1 Coastal Carolina L 0-1 N*-BSC Tournament - Gardner-Webb

2010 - Head Coach: Richie Rose (2010-pres.)(3-12-2, 3-5-0, 5th Big South Conf.)

UMBC L 3-5 ANavy L 0-5 ASt. Francis T 0-0 HMarshall L 1-3 HNC State L 0-4 AAdelphi L 0-4 HMercer L 1-2 HCoastal L 0-1 HGardner-Webb L 0-2 AWinthrop L 3-6 ARadford W 3-0 HUNC Asheville W 2-1 AHoward T 0-0 AHigh Point L 0-2 ALiberty L 0-1 HPresbyterian W 4-3 H*Coastal L 0-1 N*-BSC Tournament - High Point, N.C.


Goals: 36 - Fred Allner (1973-76) 34 - Rich Daughtridge (1994-97) 30 - Charles Nweke (2003-2006) 27 - Geoff Blum (1991-94) Spruill Thompson (1980-83)

Assists: 20 - Trey Kirby (1992-95) 19 - Charles Nweke (2003-2006) 17 - Jonathan Rios (1999-2002); 14 - Rich Daughtridge (1994-97) Russ Rutter (1990-92) 12 - Sebastian Moureau (1990-92) Hamid Sahar-Khiz (1976-78)

Points: 82 - Rich Daughtridge (1994-97) 79 - Charles Nweke (2003-2006) Fred Allner (1973-76) 65 - Spruill Thompson (1980-83) 63 - Geoff Blum (1991-94)

Shots: 246 - Rich Daughtridge (1994-97) 214 - Charles Nweke (2003-2006) 172 - Russ Rutter (1990-92) 144 - Geoff Blum (1991-94)

Games Played: 76 - Josh Van Cleef (2003-2006) 75 - Charles Nweke (2003-2006) 73 - Rich Daughtridge (1994-97) 72 - Gary Netzer (1992-95) 70 - Trey Kirby (1992-95) 69 - Alex Alston (1988-91) 68 - Brian Harding (2007-10)

Starts: 75 - Josh Van Cleef (2003-2006) 73 - Charles Nweke (2003-2006) Rich Daughtridge (1994-97) 67 - Russ Tilgner (1989-90, 92-93) 66 - Alex Alston (1988-91) 65 - Gary Morgan (1977-80) 62 - Mike Young (1991-94)

Saves: 380 Brian Sowell (2007-2010) 247 - John Weekes (1993-96) 197 - Rob Miller (1985-88)

Save %: .739 - Brian Sowell (2007-2010)* .737 - Ed Plucinski (1985) .719 - Brad Brodigan (1988-90)

Goals-Against Avg: 1.67 - Charles Sikorsky (1989) 1.85 - Thomas Upton (2003-2006) 2.00 - Brian Sowell (2007-2010)

Shutouts: 10 - Brian Sowell (2007-2010) 8 - Thomas Upton (2003-2006) Gary Morgan (1977-80) 5.5 - John Simmons (1998-2001) Minutes Played: 5,903 Brian Sowell (2007-2010) 3,892 - Thomas Upton (2003-2006) 3,880 - John Weekes (1993-96) 3,366 - John Simmons (1998-2001)

Goals: 14 - Fred Allner (1976) 13 - Rich Daughtridge (1997) 12 - Charles Nweke (2004) Russ Rutter (1990) 11 - Rich Daughtridge (1994) Spruill Thompson (1982)

Assists: 11- Jonathan Rios (2001) 10 - Trey Kirby (1994) 8 - Trey Kirby (1993) 7 - Charles Nweke (2005)

Points: 32 - Fred Allner (1976) 31 - Russ Rutter (1990) 30 - Charles Nweke (2004) 29 - Rich Daughtridge (1997) 27 - Rich Daughtridge (1994)

Shots: 86 - Russ Rutter (1990) 83 - Rich Daughtridge (1997) 69 - Charles Nweke (2004) 57 - Geoff Blum (1993) Charles Nweke (2006) 56 - Rich Daughtridge (1994) Charles Nweke (2005)

Saves: 149 - Ed Plucinski (1985) 132 - Brian Sowell (2007)* 122 - John Weekes (1993) Save %: .800 - Brian Sowell (2007)* .765 - Brad Brodigan (1990) .753 - Thomas Upton (2006) .733 - Tom Butler (1994) Goals-Against Average: 1.51 - Thomas Upton (2004) 1.67 - Charles Sikorsky (1989) 1.71 - Brad Brodigan (1990)

Shutouts: 4 - Brian Sowell (2007) 4 - Thomas Upton (2004) 4 - John Simmons (2001) 4 - Gary Morgan (1977) 3- Brad Brodigan (1990) 3 - Ed Plucinski (1985) 3 - Thomas Upton (2005) 3 - Brian Sowell (2010)

Minutes Played: 1,703 - Brian Sowell (2007)* 1,686 - John Weekes (1993) 1,671 - John Simmons (2001) 1,583 - Brian Sowell (2009)*

*indicates active player

NSCAA All-South Atlantic Region: 2004 Charles Nweke, F 2001 Jonathan Rios, MF 1997 Rich Daughtridge, F

VaSID All-State: 2005 Charles Nweke, F 2004 Charles Nweke, F 2002 Jonathan Rios, MF 1997 Rich Daughtridge, F

All-Southern Conference: 2002 Jonathan Rios, MF

2001 Jonathan Rios, MF 2001 John Simmons, GK 2000 Jason Seagle, F 1999 Kenny Sykes, F 1997 Rich Daughtridge, F 1996 Kevin Duhaime, B 1995 Rich Daughtridge, F 1994 Rich Daughtridge, F 1991 Sebastian Moreau, MF Alex Alston, D 1990 Russ Tilgner, D Alex Alston, MF Russell Rutter, F 1989 Alex Alston, MF 1987 Buddy League, D 1983 Spruill Thompson, F 1982 Tony Yelverton, GK Spruill Thompson, F 1980 Gary Morgan, GK 1979 Gary Morgan, GK 1978 Gary Morgan, GK Dennis Quinn, F 1977 Gary Morgan, GK Marc Deschambault, F 1976 Fred Allner, F

All-SoCon Tournament: 1992 Bill Kaushagen 1991 Russell Rutter 1990 Russell Rutter 1989 Alex Alston

All-Big South Conference: 2006 Charles Nweke 2005 Charles Nweke 2004 Charles Nweke

Conference Freshman of the Year: 2003 Charles Nweke 1994 Rich Daughtridge 1992 Bill Kaushagen 1990 Russell Rutter SoCon Coach of the Year: 2001 Stephen Ross

Big South Coach of the Year: 2004 Stephen Ross

All-Big South Tournament: 2010 Brian Harding 2007 Will Quarles 2006 Thomas Upton 2005 Josh Hanna Charles Nweke 2004 Kyle Clark

Big South Conference All-Academic: 2010 Sonny Landry 2009 Sonny Landry* 2008 Daniel Welsh 2007 Daniel Welsh 2006 Mike Lloyd 2005 Mike Lloyd 2004 Mike Lloyd

CoSIDA Academic All-District: 2008 Daniel Welsh 2006 Mike Lloyd 2005 Mike Lloyd 2004 Mike Lloyd

CAREER RECORDS & LEADERS HONORS & ACCOLADESSINGLE SEASON RECORDS & LEADERS

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Opponent Record First Meeting Last Meeting

Adelphi 0-2 2008 2010Alabama A&M 0-1 1999 1999Alfred 0-1 1988 1988American 0-1 1977 1977Appalachian State 2-37 1972 2008Army FIRST MEETINGAverett 3-0 1989 2004Belmont 1-0-1 1999 2002Birmingham-Southern 0-4 2003 2006Bluefield 1-0 2004 2004Bucknell 1-0 1998 1998 Buffalo 0-1 1994 1994Campbell 2-0 2005 2006Central Connecticut State 0-1-1 2002 2003Charleston Southern 0-2 1995 1997The Citadel 12-12-2 1976 2002Coastal Carolina 0-13 2003 2010Colgate 0-0-1 2002 2002College of Charleston 0-6 1998 2003Davidson 5-24 1976 2002Delaware 1-1 1990 1995East Carolina 6-4-2 1972 1999East Tennessee State 0-2 2008 2009Eastern Mennonite 4-9 1972 1994Elon 1-1 1997 2000Franklin & Marshall 1-1 1986 1987Furman 1-23-1 1976 2002Gardner-Webb 2-2 2007 2010Georgetown (Ky.) 1-0 1994 1995Georgetown 0-4 1991 2003George Mason 0-3 1982 1984George Washington 0-3 1991 2001Georgia Southern 3-12-1 1992 2007Hampden-Sydney 9-6-1 1972 1990High Point 2-6 2003 2010 Howard 1-3-3 2004 2010Iona 1-0 1996 1996Jacksonville 0-1 2005 2005James Madison 0-18 1972 2004 King College 2-0 1989 1990Lenoir-Ryne 0-1 1989 1989Liberty 1-4-1 1982 2010Limestone 2-0 1990 1991 Lincoln Memorial 1-0 1989 1989Lipscomb 1-0 2001 2001Longwood 3-8 1986 2009 Lynchburg 3-11 1972 2005Manhattan 5-0 2000 2007Mars Hill 1-0 1993 1993 Marshall 11-14-4 1979 2009Mary Washington 0-4 1983 1987 Md.-Eastern Shore 3-0 1990 1995Mercer 0-1 2010 2010Methodist 1-1 1985 1988Miami (Ohio) 0-1 1998 1998Monmouth 0-1 1993 1993 Mount St. Mary’s 2-3 1996 2009

Opponent Record First Meeting Last Meeting

Navy 0-3 1978 1994Newport News Apprentice 2-0 1985 1986NJIT 0-1 2008 2009NC State 0-3 2002 2010N. C. Wesleyan 1-1 1988 1992 Old Dominion 2-6 1972 1997Philadelphia 1-2 1997 2003Presbyterian 1-1-2 2007 2010Radford 5-18-2 1977 2010Randolph-Macon 2-3-1 1983 1991Richmond 3-8-1 1975 2005Rider 0-1 2008 2009Roanoke 2-3 1972 1976 Sacred Heart 0-1 2003 2003Shenandoah 2-1 1985 1999Shippensburg 1-0 1994 1994Southern Virginia 4-0 1999 2006St. Bonaventure 0-1 1995 1995 Saint Francis (Pa.) 3-3 1993 2000St. Francis (N.Y.) 0-1-1 2008 2010Stetson 0-1 2005 2005Stockton 0-1 1984 1984Towson State 0-1 1993 1993UMBC 0-3 1987 2010UNC Asheville 6-7 1988 2010UNC-Greensboro 1-9 1987 2002UNC-Wilmington 0-3 1993 2001USC-Upstate 0-1 2007 2007UT-Chattanooga 3-0-1 1979 1982Virginia 0-11 1977 1996VCU 2-6 1978 1995Virginia Tech 2-25-1 1972 2007Virginia Wesleyan 0-0-1 1990 1990Washington & Lee 14-18-4 1972 2008William & Mary 1-11 1972 2006Winthrop 0-11-2 1994 2010Western Carolina 2-3-1 1977 1982 Western Kentucky 0-2 1998 1999Wofford 4-6-1 1996 2007

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