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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents/Credits ...................................................... 1

2012 GWU Men’s Soccer Quick Facts .................................... 2

2012 GWU Men’s Soccer Schedule ......................................... 3

Gardner-Webb 2012 Season Preview .................................. 4-5

2012 GWU Men’s Soccer Roster ............................................. 6

GWU 2012 Roster Breakdown ............................................... 7

GWU Runnin’ Bulldogs .................................................... 8-29

2012 Returners ............................................................ 8-22

2012 Newcomers ....................................................... 22-29

Head Coach Tony Setzer ................................................. 30-31

Associate Head Coach Tyler Kettering ................................ 32

Staff ....................................................................................... 33

Dave Robb ...................................................................... 33

Richie Wall ..................................................................... 33

Dennis Puckerin ............................................................ 33

2011 Season in Review .................................................... 34-39

2011 Season Review .................................................. 34-35

2011 Season Statistics .................................................... 36

2011 Season Results ....................................................... 37

2011 Big South Review .................................................... 38-39

Gardner-Webb Men’s Soccer Record Book ..................... 40-53

Gardner-Webb Year-by-Year Leaders ............................ 40

Gardner-Webb All-Time Records.................................. 41

Gardner-Webb Awards & Honors ............................ 42-43

Gardner-Webb Men’s Soccer History ....................... 44-45

Gardner-Webb Men’s Soccer All-Time Roster .............. 46

GWU Men’s Soccer All-Time Series Records ................ 47

GWU Men’s Soccer Year-by-Year Results ................. 48-53

Greene-Harbison Field .................................................... 54-55

Gardner-Webb Athletic Training .................................... 56-57

Gardner-Webb Athletic Performance ............................. 58-59

Gardner-Webb University ............................................... 60-63

Gardner-Webb University .............................................. 60

History of Gardner-Webb .............................................. 61

Gardner-Webb at a Glance ............................................. 62

Gardner-Webb Majors of Study ..................................... 63

Gardner-Webb President Dr. A. Frank Bonner ................... 64

Gardner-Webb V.P. for Athletics Chuck Burch ................... 65

Th e Big South Conference ............................................... 66-67

GWUSports.com .................................................................. 68

Special thanks to head coach Tony Setzer and the GWU

men’s soccer team for their assistance in producing the

2012 Gardner-Webb University Men’s Soccer Media

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CREDITS

Editor: .....................................................................Kevin Davis

Editoral Assistance: ............................................... Bailey Davis

Layout and Design: .................................................Kevin Davis

Cover Artwork: ...................................Kevin Davis, Marc Rabb

Cover Concept: ............................ Kevin Davis, Tyler Kettering

Cover Photo: ........................................................ Ali Kettering

Photos provided by:....................................................................

Big South Photos, Gerry Wall, Tim Cowie, GWU Phototeam,

Mike Ward, GWU File Photos, Atlantic Sun Photos

Gardner-Webb admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities

generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies,

admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs and athletic and other school-administered programs.

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Founded: .................................................1905 Enrollment: .............................................4,700 Nickname: .............................Runnin’ Bulldogs School Colors: ............................Red & Black Field: ........................... Greene-Harbison Field Affi liation: .............................. NCAA Division I Conference: .................................... Big South President: ....................... Dr. A. Frank Bonner Vice President for Athletics: ....... Chuck Burch Senior Woman Administrator: .. Pam Scruggs Athletic Dept. Phone: ............ (704) 406-4340

MEDIA INFORMATION

Assist. A.D. Athletic Media Relations: .... Marc Rabb Email: [email protected] Offi ce Phone: ......................... (704) 406-4355 Dir. of Sports Information/Contact: .......Kevin Davis Email: [email protected] Offi ce Phone: ........................ (704) 406-3523 Cell Phone: ........................... (704) 974-9095 SID Fax: ................................. (704) 406-4739 Press Row Phone: ................. (704) 974-9095 SID Mailing Address: ......... 110 S. Main Street ............................. Boiling Springs, NC 28017 Website: ....................... www.GWUSports.com Facebook: ................ facebook.com/gwusports Twitter: .........................................@gwusports

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: .................................Tony Setzer Alma Mater: ............................. Lander (1986) Record At GWU: .................. 172-266-31 (24) Career Record: ...................................... same Associate Head Coach: ........... Tyler Kettering Alma Mater: .............................Gardner-Webb Assistant Coach: .......................... Dave Robb Alma Mater: ...................................... Mars Hill Soccer Operations: ........................Richie Wall Alma Mater: .............................Gardner-WebbVolunteer Assistant Coach: .... Dennis Puckerin Alma Mater: .............................Gardner-Webb

TEAM INFORMATION

2011 Overall Record: ............................. 9-8-4 2011 Big South Conference Record: ..... 5-3-1 2011 Conference Finish: ............................2nd Last NCAA Tournament Appearance: ......2006 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ................20/12 Starters Returning/Lost: .............................8/3 Newcomers: .................................................15

2011 STATISTICAL LEADERS Goals: ........................... Chris Davis, 5 goals ..................................Denzel Clarke, 4 goals .................................. John Sargent, 3 goals Assists: ..............Eric Asanin-Miroux, 3 assists Points: ........................ Chris Davis, 12 points .............................. Denzel Clarke, 10 points .................................John Sargent, 8 points Saves: ....................... Scott Krotee, 76 saves

Bold = returner

KEY RETURNERS

#0 Scott Krotee ........................................ GK (2011 Big South All-Tournament Team)

#4 Jon Ole Reinhardsen ............................. D(2011 Big South All-Conference First-Team

2011 Big South All-Tournament Team2011 NCCSIA University Division All-State

Team2010 Big South All-Conference First-Team

2009 Big South All-Conference Second Team)

#10 Chris Davis ............................................ F (2011 Big South All-Conference Second-Team

2010 Big South All-Freshman Team)

KEY RETURNERS

#20 John Sargent ..................................... MF (2011 Big South All-Conference Second-Team

2009 Big South All-Freshman Team)

#21 Eric Yeager ........................................... D(2011 Big South All-Freshman Team)

#25 Denzel Clarke ........................................ F(2011 Big South All-Freshman Team)

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (ET)Aug. 19 at Charlotte (Exhibition) Charlotte, N.C. 7:00 p.m.Aug. 25 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 7:00 p.m.AUG. 27 FURMAN HOME 7:00 p.m.

Big South/SoCon Challenge Spartanburg, S.C.Aug. 31 at Wofford 7:30 p.m.Sept. 2 vs. Georgia Southern 1:00 p.m.

Sept. 14 at Dayton Dayton, Ohio 5:30 p.m.Sept. 16 at Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio 2:00 p.m.Sept. 22 at Longwood * Longwood, Va. 7:00 p.m.Sept. 25 at N.C. State Raleigh, N.C. 7:00 p.m.SEPT. 29 RADFORD * HOME 7:00 p.m.OCT. 2 APPALACHIAN STATE HOME 7:00 p.m.OCT. 6 VMI * HOME 2:00 p.m.Oct. 10 at UNC Asheville * Asheville, N.C. 4:00 p.m.Oct. 13 at High Point * High Point, N.C. 7:30 p.m.Oct. 16 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 7:00 p.m.OCT. 20 COASTAL CAROLINA * HOME 7:00 p.m.Oct. 24 at Winthrop * Rock Hill, S.C. 7:00 p.m.Oct. 27 at Liberty * Lynchburg, Va. 2:00 p.m.OCT. 31 PRESBYTERIAN * HOME 7:00 p.m.NOV. 3 CAMPBELL * HOME 4:00 p.m.

2012 Big South Men’s Soccer ChampionshipNov. 6 Quarter inals at Higher Seed TBANov. 9 Semi inals Greensboro, N.C. TBANov. 11 Championship Greensboro, N.C. TBA

RED/BOLD/CAPS = HOME MATCHES * = Big South Conference matches(All times are Eastern Time & are subject to change)

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In 2012, the Gardner-Webb men’s soccer team will look to add to its success from 2011, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs return 20 student-athletes from a year ago in which GWU fi nished second overall in the Big South regular season standings and advanced to the Big South Championship match, falling one win short of the program’s second ever NCAA College Cup automatic bid. GWU redshirt-senior and 2011 Big South First-Team All-Conference selection Jon Ole Reinhardsen highlights the group of 20 returners, which includes eight starters from last season’s team that posted nine overall wins and seven shutouts overall on the year. Also returning are the Runnin’ Bulldogs top three leading scorers from last season in junior Chris Davis, sophomore Denzel Clarke and senior John Sargent, as well as defensive starters Marius Hammersmark, Matt Bogart, Eric Yeager and redshirt-senior goalkeeper Scott Krotee. Head Coach Tony Setzer, who is entering in his 25th season as the leader of the Runnin’ Bulldog soccer program, will have a deep roster in 2012, as Gardner-Webb has 15 newcomers overall that will compete for minutes on the pitch throughout the season.

FORWARDS Up front the Runnin’ Bulldogs return 2011 leading scorers in Davis and Clarke, as well as returners Taylor Jordan, Jonas Nader and Satoshi Tatsumi who all saw action last season on the pitch at various times.

Davis and Clarke combined to score nine goals on the season, four of which proved to be game-winning goals for the Runnin’ Bulldogs. Jordan, who is in his fi fth season after redshirting two years ago, along with Nader and Tatsumi will look to provide depth at the forward positions throughout the season. Newcomers CJ Moore, Ali Al-Gashamy and Junior Shepherd will also compete for playing time right away, as the freshmen will look to add even more scoring options to a Runnin’ Bulldog team that posted 24 goals last season.

MIDFIELDERS The midfi eld is perhaps the deepest position for the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ squad in 2012, as behind three-year starter John Sargent, Coach Setzer and his staff have a slew of returners and newcomers ready to play when called upon. Sargent, who posted three goals last season, including the game-winning goal in GWU’s 1-0 win over No. 20 VCU, will once again hold down the middle of the fi eld for the Runnin’ Bulldogs in 2012. Also returning in 2012 in the midfi eld is junior Chijioke Akujuobi, as well as sophomores Jalen Gathers and Riley Shelton. The trio, who all played in double digit matches last season, tallied 28 shots on the year and will be looked upon to provide more minutes on the fi eld this season with the graduation of 2011 starters Eric Asanin-Miroux and Richie Wall. Along with sophomore Kevin Comvalius, who saw

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some action last season as a true freshman, a handful of newcomers in Jake Kennedy, Lyssean Thomas, Craig Swaby, Brooks Asger, Al-Gashamy and Shepherd will compete for playing time from the start of preseason on, as each player brings forth a unique skill set and talent to the fi eld for Coach Setzer and his staff.

DEFENDERS For the fourth straight season, the defensive backline will be anchored by Reinhardsen, as the tough physical defender is one of four returners from last year’s defensive third that led GWU to nine wins and seven shutouts on the season. Fellow 2011 starters Bogart and Yeager return after strong freshmen seasons a year ago, in which both played signifi cant minutes all season long for Coach Setzer and his squad. Returning from a season-ending injury midway through last season is Marius Hammersmark, as he is set to resume his spot along the left side of the defensive backline. Depth at the defensive positions will come from seniors Jordan Day and Eric Bowen, who are both very experienced players who understand Coach Setzer’s philosophy on defense, as well as junior college transfer Mike Ellis, a physical player with a keen sense of fi nding the ball.

GOALKEEPERS In goal for Gardner-Webb this season will be redshirt-senior Scott Krotee. Krotee, who was named

to the 2011 Big South All-Tournament Team last year, posted a team-high 76 saves and a .784 saves percentage in 18 contests a year ago. Krotee recorded six shutouts in goal for GWU last season and was a huge factor in the Runnin’ Bulldogs run through the 2011 Big South Championship Tournament, making key stops in the semifi nals to allow Gardner-Webb to advance past High Point in a penalty kick shootout. Depth at the net for Coach Setzer and his squad will come from senior Jaap Elekan, who has seen limited action during his time at Gardner-Webb, and freshman newcomer Tristan Lain.

SCHEDULE Working with the concept to be the best you have to compete against the best, Gardner-Webb has one of its toughest schedules to date in 2012. The Runnin’ Bulldogs, if you count their preseason exhibition contest at Charlotte, are slated to play four nationally ranked top-25 opponents this season, including opening the year up at No. 1 nationally ranked and 2011 NCAA National Champions North Carolina. The challenging non-conference schedule includes dates with the nationally ranked Furman Paladins, Dayton, Cincinnati, N.C. State, Clemson, Wofford, Georgia Southern and Appalachian State. In conference play, the Runnin’ Bulldogs added a match with the newest Big South members in Longwood University and will play High Point, Winthrop and Liberty all on the road.

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0 Scott Krotee R-Sr. GK 6-0 175 West Lawn, Pa./Wilson H.S.

1 Jaap Elekan Sr. GK 6-0 190 Hilversum, The Netherlands/Comenius College

2 Jake Kennedy Fr. MF 5-11 170 Shelby, N.C./Crest H.S.

3 Matt Bogart So. D 6-2 200 London, Ontario, Canada/A.B. Lucas Secondary

4 Jon Ole Reinhardsen R-Sr. D 6-0 170 Kristiansand, Norway/Gimle Vidergaende Skole

5 Lyssean Thomas Fr. MF 5-6 150 Douglasville, Ga./Chapel Hill H.S.

7 Eric Bowen Sr. D 5-8 155 Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood H.S. (Belmont)

8 Marius Hammersmark Jr. D 5-10 165 Kristiansand, Norway/

9 Jordan Day Sr. D 5-10 185 Marvin, N.C./Marvin Ridge H.S.

10 Chris Davis Jr. F 6-1 190 Wimbledon, England/Whitgift School

11 Ali Al-Gashamy Fr. MF/F 5-9 150 Kristiansand, Norway/Ratedral Skole Gime

12 Craig Swaby Fr. MF 5-11 150 Ware, England/Haileybury College

13 Tristan Lain Fr. GK 6-1 210 Indianapolis, Ind./Pike H.S.

14 Chijioke Akujuobi Jr. MF 5-9 145 Houston, Texas/Langham Creek H.S.

15 Mike Ellis Jr. D 6-1 175 Essex, England/King Solomon

17 Taylor Jordan R-Sr. F 5-10 175 Athens, Ga./Cedar Shoals H.S.

18 Brooks Asger Fr. MF 5-9 150 Florence, S.C./West Florence H.S.

19 CJ Moore Fr. MF/F 5-11 155 Lauderhill, Fla./McEachern H.S.

20 John Sargent Sr. MF 5-10 160 Essex, England/Clacton County

21 Eric Yeager So. D 6-1 195 Noblesville, Ind./Cathedral H.S.

22 Nathan Cook Fr. GK 5-9 145 Casar, N.C./Burns H.S.

23 Junior Shepherd Fr. MF/F 6-0 170 Kingston, Jamaica/St. George’s College

24 Kevin Comvalius So. MF 5-10 160 Greensboro, N.C./Southern Guilford H.S.

25 Denzel Clarke So. F 6-2 180 Atlanta, Ga./Greater Atlanta Christian School

26 Jonas Nader Jr. F 6-1 175 Monroe, N.C./Piedmont H.S. (Catawba College)

27 Riley Shelton So. MF 6-0 165 Madison, N.C./Dalton L. McMichael H.S.

28 Blake Svendsen Fr. D 6-1 180 Pittsboro, N.C./Northwood H.S.

29 Daniel Churnside Fr. MF 5-8 140 Cherryville, N.C./Cherryville H.S.

30 Satoshi Tatsumi R-Jr. F 5-9 150 Nara, Japan/Plano West Senior H.S. (Charlotte)

31 Colin Ashley R-Jr. GK 5-9 170 Chapel Hill, N.C./Carolina Friends School

32 Jalen Gathers So. MF 5-9 155 Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell H.S.

33 Bryce Wells Fr. D/MF 6-0 175 Marietta, Ga./Fellowship Christian H.S.

34 Ethan Senger So. MF 5-8 175 Vancouver, B.C., Canada/Kitsilano Secondary

35 Renan Santiago Fr. MF 6-2 165 Marietta, Ga./Wheeler H.S.

36 Thomas Cardenas Fr. F 6-3 190 Swansboro, N.C./Crest H.S.

Head Coach: Tony Setzer

Associate Head Coach: Tyler Kettering

Assistant Coaches: Dave Robb and Denis Puckerin

Operations: Richie Wall

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FORWARDS (10)Ali Al-Gashamy

Thomas CardenasDenzel ClarkeChris DavisCJ Moore

Jonas NaderTaylor Jordan

Junior ShepherdSatoshi Tatsumi

MIDFIELDERS (16)Chijioke AkujuobiAli Al-Gashamy

Brooks AsgerDaniel ChurnsideKevin Comvalius

Jalen GathersJake Kennedy

CJ MooreRenan Santiago

John SargentEthan SengerRiley Shelton

Junior ShepherdCraig Swaby

Lyssean ThomasBryce Wells

DEFENDERS (9)Matt BogartEric BowenJordan DayMike Ellis

Marius HammersmarkJon Ole Reinhardsen

Blake SvendsenEric YeagerBryce Wells

GOALKEEPERS (5)Colin AshleyNathan CookJaap ElekanScott KroteeTristan Lain

BY CLASS

SENIORS (7)Jordan DayEric BowenJaap Elekan

Taylor JordanScott Krotee

Jon Ole ReinhardsenJohn Sargent

JUNIORS (7)Chijioke Akujuobi

Colin AshleyChris DavisMike Ellis

Marius HammersmarkJonas Nader

Satoshi Tatsumi

SOPHOMORES (7)Matt Bogart

Denzel ClarkeKevin Comvalius

Jalen GathersEthan SengerRiley SheltonEric Yeager

FRESHMEN (14)Ali Al-Gashamy

Brooks AsgerThomas Cardenas

Nathan CookDaniel Churnside

Jake KennedyTristan LainCJ Moore

Renan SantiagoJunior ShepherdBlake Svendsen

Craig SwabyLyssean Thomas

Bryce Wells

BY COUNTRY

CANADA (2)Matt BogartEthan Senger

ENGLAND (4)Chris DavisMike Ellis

John SargentCraig Swaby

JAMAICA (1)Junior Shepherd

JAPAN (1)Satoshi Tatsumi

THE NETHERLANDS (1)Jaap Elekan

NORWAY (3)Ali Al-Gashamy

Marius HammersmarkJon Ole Reinhardsen

UNITED STATES (22)Chijioke Akujuobi (Texas)

Colin Ashley (N.C.)Brooks Asger (S.C.)Eric Bowen (Tenn.)

Thomas Cardenas (N.C.)Daniel Churnside (N.C.)Denzel Clarke (Georgia)Kevin Comvalius (N.C.)

Nathan Cook (N.C.)Jordan Day (N.C.)

Jalen Gathers (N.C.)Taylor Jordan (Georgia)

Jake Kennedy (N.C.)Scott Krotee (Pennsylvania)

Tristan Lain (Indiana)CJ Moore (Florida)Jonas Nader (N.C.)

Renan Santiago (Georgia)Riley Shelton (N.C.)

Blake Svendsen (N.C.)Lyssean Thomas (Georgia)

Bryce Wells (Georgia)Eric Yeager (Indiana)

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S #0 SCOTT KROTEER-Sr. * 6-0 * 175 * GoalkeeperR-Sr. * 6-0 * 175 * Goalkeeper

West Lawn, PaWest Lawn, Pa..

2011: Named to the 2011 Big South Men’s Soccer All-Tournament Team ... Manned the goal for GWU in 20 matches, starting 18 on the season ... Totaled 1719:50 minutes in net for the Runnin’ Bulldogs ... Recorded a team-high 76 saves and a .784 saves percentage ...

Posted eight wins on the year, six of which were shutouts ... Totaled 21 saves on the year and tallied a 1.10 goals against average for the season ... Recorded shutouts against Appalachian State, #20 VCU, UNC Asheville, High Point, Radford and again against High Point in the Big South Championship Tournament ...Tallied a season-high nine saves in GWU’s 3-1 loss at Campbell ... Recorded eight saves in a 0-0 draw with Appalachian State ... Posted seven saves in a loss to Winthrop and in the semi-fi nals of the Big South Men’s Soccer Championship against High Point to help send the Runnin’ Bulldogs to the Championship match.

2010: Did not play due to injury.

2009: Suffered a season-ending injury and took a medical redshirt ... Saw action in one match, playing 27:53 minutes versus IPFW ... Surrendered one goal on the season.

2008: Saw action in two matches in goal for the Runnin’ Bulldogs, starting one of them ... Recorded 173:06 minutes in the net for GWU ... Picked up six saves on the season ... Surrendered four goals on the year ... Named to the Soccer For A Cure Classic All-Tournament Team.

High School/Club: Four-year varsity starter at Wilson H.S. ... Tallied 26 shutouts for his high school career ... Named to the All-Berks County First-Team in 2006 after leading his team to the PIAA District III Finals and state qualifi ers ... Named co-captain of his team his senior season ... Made the All-Berks County Second-Team in 2007, recording a 0.75 GAA and 14 shutouts on the year ... Led Wilson H.S. to BCIAA Runner-Up in 2007 and was also named to the Central PA Senior All-Star Team ... Led his club team to the DE State Cup ... Also won the COPA BLUE Flight at the 2007 Disney Showcase, where he did not allow a goal in over 200 minutes of action.

Personal: Born Scott Krotee on February 20, 1990 in Reading, Pennsylvania ... Son of Bob and Jan Krotee ... Has a twin brother named Mike ... Also has two older brothers, Bret and Eric ... Graduated in May 2012 with an undergraduate degree in Health & Wellness ... Working towards his graduate degree in Sports Science & Pedagogy at Gardner-Webb.

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#4 JON OLE REINHARDSENR-Sr. * 6-0 * 170 * DefenderR-Sr. * 6-0 * 170 * Defender

Kristiansand, NorwayKristiansand, Norway

2011: Named to the Big South All-Conference First-Team ... Also earned a spot on the 2011 Big South Men’s Soccer Championship All-Tournament Team ... Was named to the NCCSIA 2011 University Division Men’s Soccer All-State Team ... Played in and

started all 21 matches for the Runnin’ Bulldogs ... Totaled 1851 minutes on the pitch for the year ... Was a key cog in GWU’s nine wins and seven shutouts, leading the defense all season long ... Played every single minute of 17 matches, including playing 100 minutes or more in fi ve matches on the year ... Totaled two goals on the year, accounting for a goal in GWU’s 3-0 win over Brevard College and a goal in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-0 win over High Point ... Both goals were game-winning goals ... Recorded an assist in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 win at VMI ... Put eight shots on goal for the year and posted a .421 shots on goal percentage for the season ... Tabbed the Big South Men’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week on October 25th.

2010: Played in and started all 19 matches in the defensive backline for GWU ... Named to the 2010 Big South All-Conference First-Team ... Logged 1704 minutes on the year ... Posted two goals and four points for the season ... Had one game-winning goal on the year ... Fired off 23 shots on the year, putting 11 shots on goal ... Recorded a .478 shots on goal percentage ... The defensive leader for GWU that helped the Runnin’ Bulldogs post seven shutouts and eight wins on the year ...Played 90 minutes or more in 17 matches ... Was vital in GWU’s shutouts over Mercer, USC Upstate, UNC Asheville, VMI, Liberty, Presbyterian College and No. 6 Winthrop ... Scored the game-winning goal in the 2-0 win at Liberty ... Also had a goal in the loss to Lipscomb ... Posted a season-high fi ve shots in the win over VMI ... Played all 90 minutes in the 2-0 win over No. 6 Winthrop in the quarterfi nals of the 2010 Big South Men’s Soccer Championship tournament ... Also totaled 90 minutes in the loss to No. 2 Coastal Carolina in the postseason conference tournament semi-fi nals.

2009: Named to the Second-Team All-Big South ... Started and saw minutes in 14 matches for GWU ... Totaled 1312 minutes on the season ... Was a staple in the defensive backline for the Runnin’ Bulldogs all season long ... Had one goal and two assists on the year ... Totaled four points on the season ... Put eight shots on goal for a shots on goal percentage of 53.3 percent ... Fired off 15 shots on the

year ... Played every minute of 13 matches this season for Coach Setzer’s squad ... A physical defender that helped lead GWU to three shutouts on the season and a 1.75 goals against average ... Scored a goal in the 2-2 regular season tie with Winthrop ... Picked up an assist in the 5-2 home win over Georgia Southern ... Also recorded an assist in the 2-1 conference home win versus Liberty.

High School/Club: Played for IK Start in the second division, the third highest level in Norway ... Was the player of the year in 2006 ... Was on the team that won the Norwegian Cub for U-19 ... Also on the team that won the Ruban Cup ... Helped guide his team to the quarterfi nals of the Norway Cup, one of the biggest cups in the world ... Attended Gimle Vidergaende Skole for high school.

Personal: Born Jon Ole Reinhardsen on November 7, 1988 in Aalesund, Norway ... Son of Suen Jale and Ingridd Hogetreit Reinhardsen ... Has two younger siblings ... Majoring in Business Administration.

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S #17 TAYLOR JORDANR-Sr. * 5-10 * 175 * ForwardR-Sr. * 5-10 * 175 * Forward

Athens, Ga.Athens, Ga.

2011: Played in 11 matches on the year, starting one ... Made the start at UNC Greensboro ... Totaled 256 minutes on the season ... Recorded four shots on the season ... Posted a shot at Davidson, at Coastal Carolina, at Campbell and in the 2011 Big South Men’s Soccer

Championship match versus Liberty ... Played a season-high 71 minutes at Radford.

2010: Took a medical redshirt ... Played in four matches, starting three before suffering a season-ending injury ... Totaled 202 minutes on the year ... Posted fi ve shots on the season ... Put one shot on frame ... Recorded a .200 shots on goal percentage ... Had a season-high two shots in the 3-0 win over Mercer and in the loss to Lipscomb ... Played a season-high 63 minutes in the 3-1 loss to Lipscomb.

2009: Played in 16 games, starting six up front for GWU ... Totaled 661 minutes on the season ... Picked up two goals and four points on the year ... Scored both of his goals in the 2-2 tie at USC Upstate ... Fired off 16 shots, putting nine on goal for a .562 shots on goal percentage ... Played a season-high 110 minutes in the draw at USC Upstate.

2008: Played in 13 contests, starting four of them as a true freshman ... Tallied 455 minutes on the season ... Scored one goal and tallied two assists ... First career goal came in the 3-2 double-overtime loss at North Florida ... Posted eight shots on the season, putting six of them on goal.

High School/Club: Four-year starter at Cedar Shoals H.S. ... Scored 17 goals and dished out fi ve assists to earn Offensive MVP and First-Team All-Northeast Georgia honors as a freshman ... Repeated as First-Team All-Northeast Georgia and Offensive MVP as a sophomore, scoring 20 goals and tallying six assists ... Was also named to the Second-Team All-Region Team as a sophomore ... Recorded nine assists to go along with 16 goals in his junior season ... Named the ABH All-Northeast Georgia Soccer Player of the Year as a senior ... Set the school’s record in goals in a single season with 30, all-time career goals with 83 and all-time career points record with 194 ... Set the city-wide single season goals record with his 30 goals as a senior ... Also set the city-wide career scoring record with 83 career goals ... Club team won the Germantown Invitational twice ... Helped guide his club team to the Georgia State Cup Finals in 2007.

Personal: Born Taylor Christian Jordan on July 2, 1990 in Asheville, N.C. ... Son of Laffette and Eliana Jordan ... Has two siblings, Cameron and Courtney ... Majoring in Sports Management.

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#1 JAAP ELEKANSr. * 6-0 * 190 * GoalkeeperSr. * 6-0 * 190 * GoalkeeperHilversum, The NetherlandsHilversum, The Netherlands

2011: Started in goal and played all 90 minutes in GWU’s loss at UNC Greensboro ... Recorded four saves in the loss.

2010: Played in two matches on the season ... Logged 31 minutes on the year ... Played in goal in one match, playing 26:56 minutes

... Posted one save ... Allowed one goal ... Played in the fi eld at Appalachian State ... Saw action in goal versus UNC Greensboro.

2009: Saw action in goal for the Runnin’ Bulldogs in one match ... Totaled 25:01 minutes on the season ... Allowed one goal on the year ... Was in goal for the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 5-1 win over Covenant College in the Soccer For a Cure Classic Tournament.

High School/Club: Played for the Royal Dutch Soccer Association U-13 Regional Team ... Also played on the Royal Dutch Soccer Association U-14 Interregional Team ... Helped his team to win the Regional GK Tournament seven times ... Guided his team to a ninth-place fi nish at the National GK Tournament ... Was named the MVP of the Year in 2006 ... Winner of the Fair Play Cup and won the International “tamboer” Trophy ... Played for the FC Hilversum club team ... Led his team to the Interregional Championship in 2008-09 ... Was the runner-up at the Dutch National Beach Soccer Cup ... Led his team to the semi-fi nals at the National Cup for Amateurs ... Won all 12 of his team’s championship games as the starter.

Personal: Born Jaap Elekan on December 14, 1988 in Hilversum, the Netherlands ... Son of Hans Elekan and Mariette Bleyendaal ... Has two siblings ... Transferred to GWU from Comenius College ... Majoring in Marketing.

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2010: Played in three matches on the year ... Totaled 12 minutes for the season ... Played a season-high seven minutes in the loss to UNC Greensboro ... Also played at Clemson and in the 4-1 home win over Radford.

Prior to Gardner-Webb: Played his freshman year at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee.

#7 ERIC BOWENSr. * 5-8 * 155 * DefenderSr. * 5-8 * 155 * Defender

Brentwood, Tenn.Brentwood, Tenn.

High School/Club: Starred in the midfi eld at Brentwood High School in Brentwood, Tenn. ... Helped lead his team to a 24-0 record as a junior, becoming State and National Champions ... Was the team captain his senior season, leading his team to the state fi nals ... Named to both the All-District and All-State Team as a senior ... Was the team MVP his senior season ... Was tabbed the Williamson County Athlete of the Month ... Also ran cross country in high school ... Was also a member of the BWSC 91 Premiere Club Team, where he was a four-year captain.

Personal: Born Eric Hampton Bowen on October 16, 1990 in Brentwood, Tenn. ... Son of Sam and Brenda Bowen ... Father, Sam, played professional baseball for the Boston Red Sox ... Has two sisters, Maggie and Emily ... Twin sister Emily plays soccer at North Georgia State College and University ... Majoring in Psychology.

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#9 JORDAN DAYSr. * 5-10 * 185 * DefenderSr. * 5-10 * 185 * Defender

Marvin, N.C.Marvin, N.C.

2011: Played in 19 matches for GWU on the year, starting three ... Was a key contributor for the Runnin’ Bulldogs off the bench all season long ... Totaled 524 minutes on the season ... Saw time at both forward and defender on the year ... Started matches against Brevard College, at

Coastal Carolina and at UNC Greensboro ... Put one shot on goal on the year ... Played a season-high 79 minutes at UNC Greensboro ... Also tallied 58 minutes of action on the pitch in GWU’s 3-0 season opening win versus Brevard.

2010: Played in 13 matches, starting eight before suffering a season-ending injury ... Totaled 895 minutes in the defensive backfi eld for GWU ... Was second on the team with three assists ... Also posted three points on the year ... Recorded three shots on the season ... Was key in GWU’s 1-0 shutout win over USC Upstate, playing all 90 minutes in the defensive backline ... Also an important cog in the shutout win at UNC Asheville, against VMI and in the 2-0 win at Liberty ... Had an assist in the 3-0 win at home against Mercer ... Also recorded an assist in the loss to Lipscomb and at Appalachian State ... Played all 90 minutes in six matches ... Posted two shots in the loss at Belmont and one in the loss versus Lipscomb.

2009: Saw action in three matches as a true freshman ... Totaled 159 minutes on the year ... Took two shots on the season ... Fired off a shot in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 5-1 win over Covenant College in the Soccer For a Cure Classic ... Also took a shot in the 3-1 loss at Coastal Carolina ... Played a season-high 84 minutes in the 2-2 draw at USC Upstate.

High School/Club: Two-year starter at Marvin Ridge H.S. ... Earned captain honors his junior season ... Posted 25 assists and two goals as a junior ... Earned All-Conference and All-Region honors as a junior ... Tallied 28 assists and 10 goals en route to leading his team to an undefeated season as a senior ... Named All-Conference and All-Region as a senior ... Played club ball with the Charlotte Soccer Club as a freshman and sophomore ... Moved to the premier Charlotte United Futbol Club as a junior ... Led the SCSA academy team in assists as a senior.

Personal: Born James Jordan Day on April 12, 1990 in Charlotte, N.C. ... Son of Ed and Luanne Day ... Has three siblings, an older brother Chip and two younger sisters, twins Maddy and Ginny ... Majoring in Health & Wellness.

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2010: Did not play due to an injury.

High School/Club: A four-year letterwinner at Greeneville High School in Greeneville, Tenn. ... A

two-time First-Team All-Region selection ... Also a two-time All-Conference selection ... Was named the All-State Team MVP as a senior ... Tabbed the Team MVP his junior season and the Team Offensive MVP as a sophomore ... Selected to the First-Team All-District as a sophomore and was a Second-Team All-Region selection as a freshman ... Posted 11 goals and 14 assists, leading his team to the region semifi nals his senior year ... Tallied nine goals and 13 assists as a junior ... Had 15 goals and 14 assists as a sophomore where he helped

CHAD CASTAINCASr. * 6-0 * Midfielder/DefenderSr. * 6-0 * Midfielder/Defender

Greeneville, Tenn.Greeneville, Tenn.

lead his team to district and region runner up fi nishes ... Was a key part of the district championship team as a freshman with seven goals and eight assists ... Also a member of the Lakeway Select Club Team that was State Finalists and Richmond Cup winners.

Personal: Born Chad Ryan Castainca on August 19, 1989 in Greeneville, Tenn. ... Son of Tony and Judy Castainca ... Has an older sister named Caitlin ... Majoring in Sociology.

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#20 JOHN SARGENTSr. * 5-10 * 160 * MidfielderSr. * 5-10 * 160 * Midfielder

Essex, EnglandEssex, England

2011: Named to the 2011 Big South All-Conference Second-Team ... Played in 18 matches for GWU, starting 17 in the midfi eld for the Runnin’ Bulldogs ... Led the Runnin’ Bulldogs with 67 shots on the season ... Was second on the team with 18 shots on goal and two game-winning goals ...

Totaled eight points on the season ... Recorded three goals and two assists on the year ... Scored goals in the 2-1 win over Milwaukee, in the 1-0 win over #20 VCU and in the 3-1 loss at #25 Coastal Carolina ... Tallied an assist in GWU’s 3-1 win over Liberty and in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 fi rst round win over Winthrop in the 2011 Big South Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament ... Totaled 1529 minutes on the year ... Played 90 minutes or more in 12 different contests on the year ... Tabbed the Big South Co-Attacker of the Week on September 20th ...Was also named to the UAB “Soccer for a Cure Classic” All-Tournament Team.

2010: Played in all 18 matches, starting all 18 in the midfi eld ... Totaled 1560 minutes on the year ... Had one goal and two points for the season ... Posted 35 shots on the year, putting 11 on goal ... Recorded a .314 shots on goal percentage ... Totaled 90 minutes or more in 10 different matches on the season ... Scored his lone goal of the season in the 3-0 win at UNC Asheville ... Posted a season-high fi ve shots in the loss to No. 2 Coastal Carolina in the semi-fi nals of the 2010 Big South Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament.

2009: Named to the Big South All-Freshman Team ... Played in 16 matches, starting 15 ... Totaled 1370 minutes on the season ... Was third on the team with 13 points ... Also third on the team with four goals and fi ve assists ... Had two game-winning goals on the year ... Recorded a .477 shots on goal percentage, putting 18 shots on goal for the season ... His fi rst career goal was the game-winning goal in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 1-0 win at Clemson ... Scored the game-winning goal in GWU’s 1-0 win over Presbyterian College ... Had a goal in the 5-2 win over Georgia Southern and another goal in the loss to Appalachian State ... Tallied an assist in the 5-1 win over Covenant College in the Soccer For a Cure Classic ... Recorded two assists in the 2-2 regular season draw at home versus Winthrop ... Picked up an assist in the loss at UNC Greensboro and in the win at home against Liberty.

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High School/Club: Attended Clacton County H.S. ... Won the FA County Youth Cup with Suffolk FA in 2007 ... Named the club captain for Bury Town FC, Team Bury FC and West Suffolk College in 2007 ... Played for England Colleges at Lilleshawl Training Ground in 2006 ... Won the England Colleges Cup with West Suffolk College in 2006 ... Gained 15 appearances, scoring fi ve goals for Suffolk FA and was awarded captain from 2005-07.

Personal: Born John Sargent on May 20, 1990 in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, England ... Son of Lloyd and Carrole Sargent ... Has an older sister named Amy ... Majoring in French.

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S #30 SATOSHI TATSUMIR-Jr. * 5-9 * 150 * ForwardR-Jr. * 5-9 * 150 * Forward

Nara, JapanNara, Japan

2011: Played in seven matches on the season ... Totaled 130 minutes on the year ... Had one assist on the year, which came in GWU’s 3-0 win over Brevard College ... Posted three shots on the season, putting one on frame ... Recorded a .333 shots on goal percentage for the season ... Played a season-high

41 minutes in the season opening win versus Brevard College ... Also played 32 minutes in GWU’s loss at UNC Greensboro.

2010: Played in 14 matches on the year ... Totaled 168 minutes for the season ... Recorded one shot on the year ... Posted a shot in the 2-0 win at Liberty ... Played a season-high 27 minutes in the loss at Clemson ... Totaled 19 minutes in the win at Liberty and in the loss at home to UNC Greensboro ... Played four minutes in the 2-0 win over No. 6 Winthrop in the quarterfi nals of the 2010 Big South Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament.

High School/Club: Was a two-year letterwinner at Plano West Senior High School in Plano, Texas and a one-year letterwinner at Hidden Valley High School in Roanoke, Va. ... Was named

to the Second-Team All-District for Texas District 9-5A ... Led the team in goals as a senior ... Was tabbed the Team MVP his sophomore season on the junior varsity at Plano West Senior H.S. ... Was a member of the UNCC Club Soccer Team in 2009, where he was the leading goal scorer ... Played for the ASG Soccer Club in 2008, where his team was the 2008 Score at the Shore Showcase Champions and the 2008-09 Classic League Division I Champions ... Was a member of the Comets Soccer Club Team in 2007-08 which were the 2008 Shawnee Trail Shootout Finalist, the 2007 Plano Labor Day Runner-Up and the 2007 Dr. Pepper Fair Play Semi-Finalist ... Also played club soccer for the Dallas Texans White and the Roanoke Star Soccer Club ... While on the Roanoke Star Soccer Club Team, he helped guide them to become six tournament fi nalist and to fi ve championships ... Was a member of the Kawanishi FC in Japan that were Semi-Finalist in the 1999 Katsuragi Cup.

Personal: Born Satoshi Tatsumi on May 25, 1990 in Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan ... Son of Yoshinori and Yasuko Tatsumi ... Has an older sibling, Yuko ... Transfer from UNC Charlotte ... Majoring in Sports Management.

#31 COLIN ASHLEYR-Jr. * 5-9 * 170 * GoalkeeperR-Jr. * 5-9 * 170 * Goalkeeper

Chapel Hill, N.C.Chapel Hill, N.C.

2011: Did not play.

2010: Did not play.

2009: Redshirted.

High School/Club: Played fi ve years for Carolina Friend H.S. ... Was a member of the team as an

eighth-grader ... Named the captain by coaches and teammates his senior season ... Also excelled in club ball for four years of high school, playing for four different teams throughout that span.

Personal: Born Colin Ian Ashley on October 26, 1990 in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Son of Richard and Madelyn Ashley ... Has one sister ... Majoring in Psychology.

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#8 MARIUS HAMMERSMARKJr. * 5-10 * 165 * DefenderJr. * 5-10 * 165 * Defender

Kristiansand, NorwayKristiansand, Norway

2011: Started and played in the fi rst nine matches of the year before suffering a season-ending injury ... Totaled three points on the season by way of one goal and one assist ... Had a goal in GWU’s 3-0 season opening win against Brevard College ... Recorded an assist in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 1-0 win versus

#20 VCU ... Placed fi ve shots on goal and posted a .357 shots on goal percentage for the year ... Played all 110 minutes in GWU’s double-overtime draws with Georgia Southern and Appalachian State ... Also totaled 90 minutes of action in GWU’s 2-1 loss to Wofford and 2-1 win over Milwaukee.

2010: Played in and started 18 matches for GWU on the year as a true freshman ... Totaled 1436 minutes for the season ... Saw time at both the midfi eld and in the defensive backfi eld for GWU ... Had one goal and two points on the year ... Fired off 24 shots on the year, putting eight shots on goal ... Posted a .333 shots on goal percentage ... Scored a goal in the 3-0 shutout at home over Mercer ... Recorded a season-high three shots in three different matches ... Played every minute of nine matches on the year.

High School/Club: Played for the Donn Club Team.

Personal: Born Marius Hammersmark on December 4, 1988 in Kristiansand, Norway ... Son of Kjetil and Nina Hammersmark ... Majoring in Marketing.

#10 CHRIS DAVISJr. * 6-1 * 190 * ForwardJr. * 6-1 * 190 * Forward

Wimbledon, EnglandWimbledon, England

2011: Named to the 2011 Big South All-Conference Second-Team ... Played in and started up front for GWU in 19 matches on the year ... Led the team with fi ve goals and 12 points on the year ... Also recorded two assists on the season ... Scored the game-winning goal in GWU’s 2-1 win at Presbyterian ... Posted

a goal in the loss to Wofford and in the loss at Campbell ... Tallied GWU’s lone goal in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 1-1 draw with Georgia Southern ... Recorded a goal in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-0 win over High Point ... Also led the team with 22 shots on goal ... Had an assist in GWU’s win at home versus Brevard and in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 win against Milwaukee ... Totaled 1354 minutes on the season ... Also earned a spot on the Big South All-Academic Team.

2010: Played in and started 16 matches as a true freshman ... Earned a spot on the 2010 Big South All-Freshman Team ... Totaled 1156 minutes on the year ... Was second on the team and ninth in the Big South Conference with fi ve goals on the year ... Finished third on the team with 12 points ... Also posted

two assists on the year ... Had two game-winning goals on the season ... Fired off 44 shots, putting 23 shots on frame ... Posted a .523 shots on goal percentage for the season ... Scored the game-winning goal in GWU’s 4-1 home win over Radford ... Also posted the game-winning goal in the 2-0 win over No. 6 Winthrop in the quarterfi nals of the 2010 Big South Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament ... Scored his fi rst career goal in a loss at Belmont ... Also had a goal in the loss at Appalachian State and in the 3-0 home win versus Presbyterian College ... Posted an assist in the 2-0 win over VMI and in the 2-0 win versus No. 6 Winthrop in the conference postseason tournament.

High School/Club: Played at Whitgift School in South Crodyon ... Helped lead his team to become Surrey Cup winners as a senior and National Champions as a junior ... Won the Corydon League and Cup and the London Cup ... Scored 29 goals in 15 games one season.

Personal: Born Christopher Davis on September 9, 1989 in Kinston, London, England ... Son of Graham and Carol Davis ... Transfer from the University of Nottingham in England ... Has two younger siblings, Robert and Katie ... Majoring in Psychology.

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S #14 CHIJIOKE AKUJUOBIJr. * 5-9 * 150 * MidfielderJr. * 5-9 * 150 * Midfielder

Houston, TexasHouston, Texas

2011: Played in 16 matches on the year, starting six ... Totaled 778 minutes on the season ... Posted three points on one goal and one assist ... Had an assist in GWU’s 2-1 loss to Wofford ... Scored the game-tying goal in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 win against Milwaukee ... Placed eight shots on

frame for the season, recording a .571 shots on goal percentage for the year ... Played a season-high 86 minutes against Georgia Southern ... Also played 80 minutes against Wofford.

2010: Played in 17 matches, starting two as a true freshman ... Totaled 543 minutes up front for GWU on the year ... Had one assist and one point for the season ... Posted four shots, putting two on goal ... Recorded a .500 shots on goal percentage ... Posted his fi rst career assist in the loss to UNC Greensboro ... Made his fi rst career start in the season opener at home versus Georgia State ... Tallied a shot in the loss against Lipscomb ...

Put two shots on goal in the loss at High Point ... Also recorded a shot in the loss at Winthrop ... Played a season-high 71 minutes in the home match versus Georgia State.

High School/Club: Lettered at Langham Creek High School in Houston, Texas ... Was named to the 2010 CFISD Second-Team All-District as a senior ... Was a 2010 Lobo Award Winner ... Was also a 2010 TASCO All-Region nominee ... Was a member of the Texas Rush USSF Academy Club Team ... Helped his team to defeat the No. 2 team in the nation, Dallas Texans, at the 2010 USSF Development Academy ... Was part of the team that was the 2008 President’s Cup Regional Champions and 2008 Directors Cup Nationals Finalist ... Also helped his team to become 2007 Rush Cup Champions and the 2007 President’s Cup Regional Champions.

Personal: Born Chijioke Akujuobi on February 4, 1992 in Washington, D.C. ... Son of Cajetan and Caroline Akujuobi ... Has a brother, Obinna, who plays football at the University of Houston ... Majoring in International Business.

#26 JONAS NADERJr. * 6-1 * 175 * Forward Jr. * 6-1 * 175 * Forward

Monroe, N.C.Monroe, N.C.

2011: Played in 16 matches on the year, starting 10 at the forward position ... Totaled 728 minutes of action on the year ... Totaled fi ve points on the season ... Recorded two goals and on assist on the year ... Scored a goal in GWU’s 2-1 win at Presbyterian and another goal in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 win

at VMI ... Also had an assist in GWU’s win at VMI ... Posted four shots on the season, placing three on frame for a .750 shots on goal percentage ... Started the last 10 matches for GWU on the year ... Made his fi rst career start at Presbyterian ... Played a season-high 90 minutes in the win at VMI.

2010 (at Catawba): Started and played in 17 matches as a true freshman at Catawba ... Posted three shots, putting all three on goal for the year ... Helped lead the Indians to a 10-8-1 overall record ... Part of a defensive unit that had four shutouts on the year.

High School/Club: Attended and lettered at Piedmont High School for head coach Bryan Patrick ... Was a three-time All-Conference selection ... Named the Conference Player of the Year his senior season ... A two-time All-County selection and a two-time All-Region Team pick ... Named the Team MVP three times ... Totaled 35 goals and 51 assists during his four-year career at Piedmont ... Scored 22 goals during his senior year ... Was also a member of the FCCA Red and the Greensboro Academy club teams ... Totaled 27 goals and 33 assists over four years in club team play ... Made it to the National Academy Showcase Finals Week when playing for the Greensboro Academy ... A North Carolina Scholar-Athlete award winner.

Personal: Born Jonas Christian Nader on March 22, 1992 in Monroe, N.C. ... Son of Fred and Lynn Nader ... Has three older brothers and one younger sister ... Older brother Oatie is a member of the men’s soccer team at Catawba College ... Has not yet declared a major.

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#3 MATT BOGARTSo. * 6-2 * 200 * DefenderSo. * 6-2 * 200 * Defender

London, Ontario, CanadaLondon, Ontario, Canada

2011: Played in 18 matches, starting 12 as a true freshman on the defensive backline ... Tallied 1237 minutes on the year ... Made his fi rst career start in the season opening 3-0 win over Brevard College ... Part of a defensive backline that helped to lead GWU to nine wins on the year

and seven shutouts for the season ... Saw signifi cant time in the GWU defensive line in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ wins over Brevard, Presbyterian, Liberty, VMI, UNC Asheville, High Point and Winthrop ... Played all 110 minutes in GWU’s 0-0 double-overtime draws with Appalachian State, Radford and in the semifi nals of the Big South Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament against High Point ... Recorded two shots on the year.

High School/Club: Was a multi-sport letterwinner at A.B. Lucas Secondary School ... Lettered for head coach Mike Woodruff ... Was named the Team MVP twice ... Was a SPECTRA Award winner ... Tabbed the Junior Athlete of the Year his junior season ... Helped lead his team to the Ontario Provincial as a junior ... A member of the Ontario Provincial Champions as a freshman ... Was the Football Team’s MVP as a senior ... Named the Jr. Boys Basketball MVP as a sophomore ... Was on the Honor Roll all four years ... Also a member of the FC London club team under head coaches Rob Perreira and Les Johns ... Helped to guide his club team to a 2011 League Championship.

Personal: Born Matthew Bogart on May 30, 1993 in London, Ontario, Canada ... Son of David and Julie Bogart ... Has one younger brother named Eric ... Intends to major in Athletic Training.

#21 ERIC YEAGERSo. * 6-1 * 195 * DefenderSo. * 6-1 * 195 * Defender

Noblesville, Ind.Noblesville, Ind.

2011: Named to the 2011 Big South All-Freshman Team ... Played in and started 20 matches for GWU as a true freshman ... Totaled 1803 minutes on the defensive backline for GWU ... Was a vital part of the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ nine wins and seven shutouts on the year ... Had one assist on the year, which came

in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 win at Presbyterian ... Recorded three shots on the year, putting all three on frame ... Played 90 minutes or more in 14 different matches on the year for GWU ... Made fi rst career start in GWU’s 3-0 season opening win versus Brevard College.

High School/Club: A four-year letterwinner at Cathedral High School under head coach Paul Schroeder ... A three-year starter on the defensive side of the fi eld ... Named to the All-City First-Team and the All-Academic Team as a senior ... Helped to guide his team to the IHSAA State Championship game his senior season, fi nishing runner-up ... Also played for the IPSC club team and head coach Geoff Rainbolt ... Helped to lead his team to become 2010 State Semi-Finalist - Carmel United ... Was also on and played for the 2009 USSF Developmental Academy Team ... Was on the High Honor/Honor Roll for all four years.

Personal: Born Eric Yeager on October 6, 1992 in Winfi eld, Illinois ... Son of Scott and Lisa Yeager ... Has one older sister named Michelle ... Has not yet declared a major.

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S #24 KEVIN COMVALIUSSo. * 5-10 * 160 * MidfielderSo. * 5-10 * 160 * Midfielder

Greensboro, N.C.Greensboro, N.C.

2011: Played in fi ve matches on the year for GWU as a true freshman ... Totaled 164 minutes on the season ... Played a season-high 79 minutes in the loss at UNC Greensboro ... Also played 35 minutes in the double-overtime loss at Clemson.

High School/Club: Lettered at Southern Guilford High School in Greensboro, N.C. under head coach Jodi Deaton ... A four-time All-Conference selection ... A two-time Team MVP ... Was the Runner-Up Player of the Year and the Attacking Player of the Year as a junior ... Was also named as an All-Area Team Honorable Mention his junior season ... Totaled 50 goals and 14 assists in his fi nal three years ... Posted 19 goals as a senior and 21 goals as a junior ... Also a member of the PTFC 92 Black club team for head coach Scott Reitnour.

Personal: Born Kevin Denzel Comvalius on June 19, 1993 in Syracuse, New York ... Son of Imro Comvalius and Darlene Knight ... Intends to major in International Business.

#25 DENZEL CLARKESo. * 6-2 * 180 * ForwardSo. * 6-2 * 180 * Forward

Atlanta, Ga.Atlanta, Ga.

2011: Named to the 2011 Big South All-Freshman Team ... Played in 15 matches for GWU, starting eight up front as a true freshman ... Led the team with three-game winning goals on the year ... Was second on the team with four goals and two assists on the season ... Totaled 10 points for the year ... Scored the

game-winning goals in GWU’s 3-1 win over Liberty, the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 win at VMI and GWU’s 2-1 fi rst round win over Winthrop at the 2011 Big South Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament ... Also recorded a goal in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 loss at Clemson ... Tallied an assist in GWU’s 2-1 win at Presbyterian and in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 3-1 win over Liberty ... Placed 18 shots on goal on the year and recorded a .514 shots on goal percentage ... Totaled 793 minutes on the year ... Played a season-high 80 minutes in the win at Presbyterian.

High School/Club: Was a four-year letterwinner at Greater Atlanta Christian School under head coach Thom Jacquet ... Was named the I-4A Georgia Player of the Year ... Was a two-time All-County Player ... Helped lead his team to two Regional Championships, one as a senior and one as a sophomore ... Was a vital component in helping his team fi nish as the State Final Runner-Up in his senior year ... Helped his team to a State Finals Championship as a sophomore ... Recorded a total of 72 career goals and 19 assists over his four-year high school career ... Posted 43 goals his senior season ...Was also a member of the Alpharetta Ambush club team for head coach Kerem Daser ... Tallied 20 goals for the Ambush his senior year.

Personal: Born Denzel Clarke on May 7, 1993 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Rupert and Rosemarie Clarke ... Has two older siblings ... Intends to major in Business Administration.

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#27 RILEY SHELTONSo. * 6-0 * 165 * MidfielderSo. * 6-0 * 165 * Midfielder

Madison, N.C.Madison, N.C.

2011: Played in 11 matches for GWU on the year, starting three as a true freshman ... Totaled 369 minutes of action on the pitch for the season ...Made his fi rst career start in GWU’s 3-0 season opening win versus Brevard College ... Recorded one shot on the season, which came in GWU’s 0-0 double-

overtime draw with Appalachian State ... Played a season-high 81 minutes in the double-overtime loss at Clemson ... Also played 71 minutes in GWU’s loss at UNC Greensboro.

High School/Club: Lettered at Dalton L. McMichael High School in Madison, N.C. ... Played for head coach Mary Shelton ... Was a two-time All-Conference selection, earning a spot on the all-conference team as both a junior and senior ... Also lettered in baseball for four-years ... Also a member of the MYSA Inferno club team and head coach Chauncey Brummel ... Was selected for the Triangle Untied Friendlies All-Star Game ... A Scholar-Athlete Award winner for both soccer and baseball.

Personal: Born Riley Alexander Shelton on April 27, 1993 in Greensboro, N.C. ... Son of Dempsey and Mary Shelton ... Has fi ve siblings ... Intends to major in Athletic Training.

#32 JALEN GATHERSSo. * 5-9 * 150 * MidfielderSo. * 5-9 * 150 * Midfielder

Charlotte, N.C.Charlotte, N.C.

2011: Played in 18 matches on the year, starting fi ve as a true freshman ... Totaled 952 minutes on the season ... Made his fi rst start in the double-overtime draw with Appalachian State ... Scored his fi rst career goal in GWU’s 3-0 season opening win versus Brevard College ... Recorded an

assist in GWU’s 1-0 win over UNC Asheville ... Totaled three points on the season ... Posted 13 shots on the year, putting six on goal for a .462 shots on goal percentage ... Played a season-high 93 minutes in the draw with Appalachian State ... Totaled 85 minutes of action in the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 2-1 win over Milwaukee at the UAB Soccer for a Cure Classic.

High School/Club: Was a letterwinner at Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte, N.C. under head coach Jeff Mercado ... Named to the All-Region Team as a senior ... Recorded 19 goals and 17 assists over his junior and senior years ... Also played for the Charlotte Soccer Academy club team and head coach Jim Finnerty ... Helped his team to the Final Four four-years in a row ... Also part of the club teams that were 2008 adidas Cup Champions, 2009 Disney Showcase Champions, 2009 Julian Brown Cup Finalist and four-time State Cup Finalist from 2006-10.

Personal: Born Jalen Gathers on August 24, 1993 in Mount Pleasant, S.C. ... Son of Sheldon and Regina Gathers ... Has one younger sister named Jazmin ... Intends to major in Business.

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Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaVancouver, British Columbia, Canada

2011: Played in two matches on the season for GWU ... Totaled 27 minutes on the year ... Played 19 minutes in GWU’s 3-0 season opening win over Brevard College.

High School/Club: Lettered at Kitsilano Secondary in Vancouver, British Columbia under head coach

Andrew Dunn ... Was a two-time Team Captain ... Was a two-time winner of the Outstanding Student-Athlete Recognition Award ... Won First-Team Athletic Honors as a sophomore ... Totaled 30 goals and 24 assists over four-years at Kitsilano Secondary ... Also a member of the Surrey Lobbans club team for head coach Randy Samuels ... Named the Patrice Sarrazin

Award winner for the Most Outstanding Athlete in the District his junior year ... A two-time Club Team Captain ... Was tabbed the U-16 Metro League Most Valuable Player as a sophomore ... Recorded 15 goals in three-plus years in club team play ... A key player on the U-15 Coastal Cup Championship Team and the U-16 Coastal Cup Second-Place Team ... Helped to lead his Provincial Team to a third-place fi nish at the U-14 Nationals and to a fourth-place fi nish at the U-16 Nationals ... A four-year member of the Honor Roll ... Awarded the Ronale Naidu Soccer Scholarship his senior year.

Personal: Born Ethan Senger on January 17, 1993 in Chicago, Illinois ... Son of Christof and Tina Senger ... Has two siblings, Ian and Hans ... Intends to major in Business Administration.

#15 MIKE ELLISJr. * 6-1 * 175 * DefenderJr. * 6-1 * 175 * Defender

Essex, England Essex, England

Prior to Gardner-Webb: Played at Iowa Central Community College ... Was an Academic All-American his sophomore season ... Played in 13 matches his sophomore season in the defensive backfi eld, scoring one goal.

High School/Club: Played at King Solomon High School under Coach Hodgson in Ilford, Essex, England... Helped lead his to team to the District Semi-Finals and the District Championship.

Personal: Born Michael James Ellis on December 24, 1991 in London, England ... Son of David and Janice Ellis ... Majoring in Political Science.

GARDNER-WEBB NEWCOMERS

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#2 JAKE KENNEDYFr. * 5-11 * 170 * MidfielderFr. * 5-11 * 170 * Midfielder

Shelby, N.C.Shelby, N.C.

High School/Club: Was a four-year letterwinner at nearby Crest High School under coaches Zach Wortman and Arik Lemmon ... Totaled 58 career goals and 34 assists over his four years at Crest High ... Posted 26 goals as a senior and 25 goals his junior year, both team-highs ... Three-time All-

Conference selection and a two-time All-Region pick ... Tabbed his team’s Offensive Player of the Year in each of his last two seasons ... Was a member of the GCCSA 92 club team for two years, where he played under former Runnin’ Bulldog players Tyler Kettering, Dane Geraci and Bradley Morrison ... Also a member of the Charlotte United Futbol Club 93 Gold Team, which fi nished as State Runner-Up in 2011 and won the N.C. Premier League in 2012 ... Also a member of the CUFC 93 Gold Team that won the Bethesda Showcase in 2011 and were Julian Brown Finalists in 2012 ... Was a Wendy’s High School Heisman Finalist and a North Carolina Scholar-Athlete all four years.

Personal: Born Jacob Ryan Kennedy on May 7, 1994 in Shelby, N.C. ... Son of Larry and Shannon Kennedy ... Father, Larry, played Lacrosse in college ... Has two younger brothers named Nate and Frank ... Has not yet declared a major.

#5 LYSSEAN THOMASFr. * 5-6 * 150 * MidfielderFr. * 5-6 * 150 * Midfielder

Douglasville, Ga.Douglasville, Ga.

High School/Club: Lettered on the pitch at Chapel Hill High School under head coach Richard Williams in Chapel Hill, N.C. .... From Douglasville, Ga. ... Was a two-time First-Team All-County selection ... Also a member of the Cobb FC Team and head coach Ben Parks.

Personal: Born Lyssean Thomas on August 31, 1993 in Brooklyn, New York ... Son of Annette Peters ... Intends to major in Business.

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S #11 ALI AL-GASHAMYFr. * 5-9 * 150 * Midfielder/ForwardFr. * 5-9 * 150 * Midfielder/Forward

Kristiansand, Norway Kristiansand, Norway

High School/Club: Attended and played for Kristiansand Ratedral Skole Gime under head coach Frode Fredriksen in Kristiansand, Norway … Was also a member of the IK Start Club Team, the Vinobjart Club Team and the VAG FK Team … Played for the best junior team in Norway.

Personal: Born Ali Al-Gashamy in Samawa, Iraq … Son of Mohammed and Malath Al-Gashamy … Has four siblings … Has not yet declared a major.

#12 CRAIG SWABYFr. * 5-11 * 150 * MidfielderFr. * 5-11 * 150 * Midfielder

Ware, EnglandWare, England

High School/Club: Attended and played at Haileybury College in Herford, England under head coach Julian Alliot ... Was selected as a representative for the South of England Schools squad his senior season ... Also a member of the Wormley Youth FC Team from 2004-10 and the Bishops Stortford

FC Team in 2011-12 ... Was the leading goal scorer for his Wormley Youth FC Team and voted the Player of the Year in both 2006 and 2007 ... Totaled 49 goals in 2007 ... Led his team to the Herts County Cup Championship in 2010 ... Represented his County of Herfordshire for three years ... Was named the Player of the Tour in 2011 for the Bishops Stortford FC Team and led them to the County Cup Finals in 2011.

Personal: Born Craig Glenn Swaby on November 5, 1993 in Cambridge, England ... Son of Glenn and Heather Swaby ... Has two older sisters in Laura and Chloe ... Has not yet declared a major.

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#13 TRISTAN LAINFr. * 6-1 * 210 * GoalkeeperFr. * 6-1 * 210 * Goalkeeper

Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana

High School/Club: Lettered at Pike High School under head coach Mike Smith in Indianapolis, Indiana ... Was an All-Conference Honorable Mention his junior season ... Helped to lead his team to become the State Cup Finalist.

Personal: Born Tristan Nathaniel Lain on December 18, 1992 in Indianapolis, Indiana ... Son of Bob and Melinda Lain ... Intends to major in Sports Management.

#18 BROOKS ASGERFr. * 5-9 * 150 * MidfielderFr. * 5-9 * 150 * Midfielder

Florence, S.C. Florence, S.C.

High School/Club: Was a four-year letterwinner at West Florence High School under head coach Billy Andrews in Florence, S.C. ... Totaled 54 goals and 39 assists over his four year high school career ... Posted a career-high 19 goals as a sophomore ... Was a two-time Team Captain ... Was selected to the

North-South Classic All-Star Game as a senior ... Also named to the First-Team All-Region 6 Class 4A Team as both a senior and a junior ... A member of the FSA Florence Force Challenge Club Team under head coach David Simpson ... Recorded 16 goals and 27 assists over three years with the Force ... Posted six goals and eight assists in 2011 ... A SC Life Scholarship recipient and a member of the 2011 Palmetto Boys State delegates... Also a member of the National Honor Society and the Beta Club.

Personal: Born Edward Brooks Asger on December 30, 1993 in Florence, S.C. ... Son of Edward and Catherine Asger ... Has two siblings named Jake and Chanie ... Intends to major in Business.

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S #19 CJ MOOREFr. * 5-11 * 155 * Midfielder/ForwardFr. * 5-11 * 155 * Midfielder/Forward

Lauderhill, Fla. Lauderhill, Fla.

High School/Club: Was a four-year varsity letterwinner at McEachern High School under head coach Mike Lockridge ... Finished his high school career with 17 goals, including nine goals his senior season ... Posted the game-winning goal in the win to send his team to the State Playoffs his junior season

... Was named his team’s Most Skillful Player as a senior ... Also a member of the Cobb FC Team and the GA United Club Team ... Helped his club teams to win the fi rst two Georgia Youth Soccer Association (GYSA) U-19 Tournaments.

Personal: Born Chedell Moore on May 25, 1993 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ... Son of Wendell Moore and Michelle Goddard-Moore ... Has fi ve siblings ... Intends to major in Computer Information Systems.

#22 NATHAN COOKFr. * 5-9 * 145 * GoalkeeperFr. * 5-9 * 145 * Goalkeeper

Casar, N.C.Casar, N.C.

High School/Club: Lettered at nearby Burns High School under head coach Tom Centofanti ... Was an All-Conference selection his senior season ... A Wendy’s High School Heisman fi nalist and a 3A Scholar-Athlete.

Personal: Born Nathan Joseph Cook on October 6, 1993 in Shelby, N.C. ... Son of Neal and Charlotte Cook ... Has two brothers named Matthew and Jordan ... Intends to major in Sports Management.

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#23 JUNIOR SHEPHERDFr. * .Fr. * .

High School/Club: Attended and played at St. George’s College in Kingston, Jamaica ... Helped guide his team to win the Manning Cup, the Walker Cup and the Oliver Shield.

Personal: From Kingston, Jamaica ... Has not yet declared a major.

#28 BLAKE SVENDSENFr. * 6-1 * 180 * DefenderFr. * 6-1 * 180 * Defender

Pittsboro, N.C. Pittsboro, N.C.

High School/School: Lettered at Northwood High School in Pittsboro, N.C. under head coach Russ Frazier ... Scored two goals his junior season and posted one goal and an assist as a senior from his defensive position ... Was a two-time First-Team All-Conference selection ... Was named to the First-

Team All-Region Team as a junior ... Also awarded the Coaches’ Award his junior season ... Helped to guide his high school team to become the NCHSAA 2A State Runner-Ups and the Eastern Regional Champions his sophomore season ... A member of the MYSA Inferno Club Team under head coach Chauncey Brummell ... Part of the club team that was the 2011 Lake Norman Classic Champions and the two-time Southeast College Showcase Champions ... Helped his team to an undefeated season in the GSA Adidas Invitational in 2011 and at the ACC Hall of Champions Showcase in 2012 ... A two-time Academic Letterman.

Personal: Born Blake Ingram Svendsen on April 29, 1993 in San Jose, California ... Son of Hugh and Sarah Svendsen ... Has two siblings named Claire and Brett ... Intends to major in Biology.

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S #29 DANIEL CHURNSIDEFr. * 5-8 * 140 * MidfielderFr. * 5-8 * 140 * Midfielder

Cherryville, N.C.Cherryville, N.C.

High School/Club: Attended nearby Cherryville High School in Cherryville, N.C.

Personal: Born Daniel Shaddai Churnside on October 25, 1993 in San Jose, Costa Rica … Son of Dexter and Odiney Churnside … Has two siblings named Dexter and

Janice … Intends to major in Psychology.

#33 BRYCE WELLSFr. * 6-0 * 175 * Defender/MidfielderFr. * 6-0 * 175 * Defender/Midfielder

Marietta, Ga.Marietta, Ga.

High School/Club: Was a four-year letterwinner at Fellowship Christian High School under head coach Ari Durham in Roswell, Ga. ... Totaled 27 goals and 55 assists in his four years at Fellowship Christian High ... Posted a career-high 10 goals his senior season ... Recorded 19 assists as a junior ... A four-year

varsity starter ... Led his team in both goals and assists his senior season ... Also led the team in assists and was named the Team MVP his junior year ... Two-time All-Region selection ... Two-time Team Captain ... Also a member of the NASA Premier Club

Team under head coach Billy Pritz ... Totaled 66 goals and 39 assists over four years ... Part of the NASA Premier Club Team that was the BUSA Showcase Champions, the two-time Atlanta Cup Champions, the NASA Classic Champions, the CASL Showcase Champions, Tampa Bay Sun Bowl Finalists and Nike Cup Finalists ... A member of the National Honor Society and the Beta Club ... Was also a member of the Spanish National Honor Society and the Honor Roll.

Personal: Born Bryce Jamison Wells on March 6, 1994 in Orlando, Fla. ... Son of Rick and Cathy Wells ... Has two older siblings in Brandon and Lauren ... Intends to major in Business.

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#35 RENAN SANTIAGOFr. * 6-2 * 165 * MidfielderFr. * 6-2 * 165 * Midfielder

Marietta, Ga. Marietta, Ga.

High School/Club: Was a member of the soccer team at Wheeler High School under head coach Mickey McNeill in Marietta, Ga. ... Helped lead his high school team to a 13-4-2 overall record his senior season ... Also a member of the Mid-City Lions Club Team under coach James Hammel ... Part of the team

that was the Region Champions.

Personal: Born Renan Lima Santiago on July 1, 1993 in Brazil ... Son of Jose Carlos and Maria Amella Santiago ... Intends to major in Business.

#36 THOMAS CARDENASFr. * 6-3 * 190 * ForwardFr. * 6-3 * 190 * Forward

Swansboro, N.C. Swansboro, N.C.

High School/Club: A letter award winner at nearby Crest High School under coaches Zach Wortman and Arik Lemmon ... Totaled 12 goals and 11 assists in his high school career for the Chargers ... Posted fi ve goals and six assists his senior season ... Was a Scholar-Athlete Award winner.

Personal: Born Thomas Cardenas on April 9, 1994 in Jacksonville, N.C. ... Son of Gil and Nancy Cardenas ... Has two sisters in Brittany Jenkins and Ryanne Cardenas ... Intends to major in either Chemistry or Biology.

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Head Men’s Soccer Coach Tony Setzer, one of the pillars of Gardner-Webb’s men’s soccer program during his career in Boiling Springs, is entering his 25th season as the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ head coach. The Runnin’ Bulldogs’ career victories leader with 172, Setzer, the face of GWU Men’s Soccer, has spent his entire 24-year collegiate

career as a head coach in Boiling Springs, N.C. and has spearheaded the growth of soccer at Gardner-Webb University and throughout Cleveland County. Setzer has been vital in the Runnin’ Bulldogs success over three transitions, as GWU transitioned to the NCAA Division I in 2000-01, moved into the Atlantic Sun Conference in 2002-03 and then most recently moved into the Big South Conference in 2008-09. The 2011 Gardner-Webb men’s soccer team came up just one match short of winning the program’s second conference championship and fi rst-ever Big South Championship, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ season came to an end with a loss to Liberty in the conference championship title game. The Runnin’ Bulldogs, which posted a 9-8-4 overall record and earned the No. 2 seed in the Big South Championship Tournament with a 5-3-1 conference regular season record in 2011, recorded their highest fi nish in the Big South Conference standings since joining the League in 2008, taking second-place overall. GWU also posted a number of key wins en route to their fi rst nine win season since 2006, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs defeated High Point for the fi rst time in the program’s history, posted a win at Patchin Field and VMI for the fi rst time ever and defeated a nationally ranked opponent in No. 20 VCU at the UAB “Soccer For a Cure” Classic in Birmingham, Alabama. Along with the 2011 strong season came a number of individual postseason awards, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs had six different players earn Big South Conference postseason honors. Redshirt-junior and captain Jon Ole Reinhardsen, who also earned a spot on the NCCSIA Men’s Soccer University Division All-State Team, was named to the Big South All-Conference First-Team. GWU’s John Sargent, Jovan Ivanovich and Chris Davis, who was also named to the Big South All-Academic Team, all earned spots on the All-Conference Second-Team, while freshmen Denzel Clarke and Eric Yeager were both named to the All-Freshman Team. Redshirt-senior Eric Asanin-Miroux and goalkeeper Scott Krotee joined Reinhardsen as the representatives for GWU on the Big South Championship All-Tournament Team. The Runnin’ Bulldogs did it as a team in 2011, as 11 different players accounted for at least one goal, while 13 different players tallied at least one assist overall. The GWU defense was solid throughout the season, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs recorded seven shutouts on the year, four wins and three draws, and held their opponents to an average of 1.22 goals per match. Individually, goalkeeper Scott Krotee’s 76 saves on the season was not only a season-high, but was also the most saves in a single-season by a GWU goalkeeper since current Associate Head Coach Tyler Kettering totaled 116 saves back in 2006. The redshirt-junior also posted a 1.10 goals against average, which ranks second overall in GWU men’s soccer single-season history, while his six shutouts placed him in a tie for third with Kettering (2006) and Greg Clark

(1990) in GWU history for the most shutouts in a single-season. In 2010, the Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs posted eight wins, fi ve of which came in conference play, and advanced to the semi-fi nals of the Big South Conference Championship Tournament. The Runnin’ Bulldogs recorded seven shutouts on the year en route to winning eight matches, tying 2009’s win total as the most wins since winning nine in 2006 when the Runnin’ Bulldogs won the Atlantic Sun Championship. GWU had four players earn All-Conference recognition in 2010, as redshirt-sophomore defender Jon Ole Reinhardsen was named to the All-Conference First-Team, while senior Romeo Kabanda and freshman Nicolas Wrobel were both named to the Second-Team. Wrobel was also joined by fellow freshman Chris Davis on the Big South All-Freshman Team, while Kabanda was awarded for his work in the classroom with a spot on the Big South All-Academic Team. The 2009 men’s soccer season was one of both highs and lows and up and downs for Setzer and his squad en route to the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 8-6-3 overall record and 4-3-1 Big South Conference record. Gardner-Webb’s highs included the retiring of the No. 16 of Jordan Traylor and its fi rst-ever win over an ACC school in 17 tries, a 1-0 win over Clemson to kick off the 2009 season. The Runnin’ Bulldogs also had wins over Jacksonville and Liberty, both of which were only the second ever wins over those two teams in the program’s history. The Runnin’ Bulldogs tallied nine more goals in 2009 than the season before and tallied 17 more assists in the process to fi nishing the year with its fi rst winning season since 2006. Coach Setzer had a total of six players earn Big South All-Conference honors, as redshirt-senior Gerard Hefferon and redshirt-freshman Jovan Ivanovich were both named First-Team All-Conference. Junior Romeo Kabanda and redshirt-freshman Jon Ole Reinhardsen were both named to the Second-Team, while freshman John Sargent was named to the All-Freshman Team. Junior goalkeeper Trent Kozman was not only named to the All-Academic Team, but he was also named the 2009 Big South Men’s Soccer Scholar-Athlete of the Year. In the Runnin’ Bulldogs fi rst year in the Big South Conference in 2008, GWU fi nished third overall with a 5-3-0-conference record. Overall the Runnin’ Bulldogs fi nished the season at 6-12-0, as again Setzer put together a tough slate, which included 11 road games, two of which came against ACC powerhouses Clemson and N.C. State. In 2007, the Runnin’ Bulldogs suffered a down year picking up only three wins on the season. However, Coach Setzer’s squad, which consisted of only three seniors and was comprised of mostly newcomers, was coming of a championship season in 2006 and found themselves the hunted rather than the hunters. Adding to the pressure for the Runnin’ Bulldogs was the fact that it was its last season in the Atlantic Sun, which put an even larger target on the back of GWU in conference play. Setzer’s team had a superb season in 2006, reeling off a 5-1-1 A-Sun record and earning the No. 2 spot at the conference championship tournament. Playing at Stetson University, his squad downed the host squad by a 2-1 score in the championship game, earning the school’s fi rst-ever bid to the NCAA Championship Tournament. Playing at UAB in the opening round, the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ scored a 1-1 tie and moved on to the second round due to a 3-1 margin in penalty kicks after the two teams’ played two scoreless

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overtime periods. GWU fell by a 3-1 count to No. 9 Clemson in the second round, spoiling the team’s hope for a third-round match, and ending the Runnin’ Bulldogs stellar season. A total of six Runnin’ Bulldogs were honored by receiving A-Sun post-season awards and all-conference recognition at the conclusion of the season, including Setzer, who is not one for personal goals, being named the A-Sun Coach of the Year prior to the conference championship. Under his direction, Tyler Kettering garnered more saves than anyone to ever play at GWU and in A-Sun history. After his collegiate days came to an end after the 2006 season, Kettering signed a professional contract to man the net for the Wilmington Hammerheads. Setzer’s 2005 Runnin’ Bulldogs’ squad put together a solid season as they fi nished 9-7-2 overall and improved their record by fi ve games from the previous season. GWU started out the 2005 season 4-0-2 before suffering a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to the nationally ranked No. 17 Clemson Tigers. However, GWU would score their fi rst-ever victories over East Carolina, Appalachian State, Winthrop, and Florida Atlantic. The Runnin’ Bulldogs jumped into the top-10 regionally for the fi rst time since moving to the Division I level, as Setzer’s 2005 squad was once ranked as high as eighth in the NSCAA/adidas South Region poll. Under Setzer in 2005, the Runnin’ Bulldogs had two individuals receive All-Conference honors, as senior Loren McLean was named Second-Team All-Atlantic Sun Conference and rookie Dirk Dittrich earned a spot on the All-Freshmen Team. Setzer’s 2004 team had several solid outings during a 4-15-0 campaign, seeing several near misses go in favor of the opposition. A total of seven matches were lost by just one goal, and three more close calls were lost, 2-0, by the Runnin’ Bulldogs. Perhaps the team’s most impressive effort came at No. 15 South Carolina as GWU got goals from Brian Wentzel and Darnell Caroll to lead the Gamecocks, only to see a late rally result in a 3-2 comeback win for the nationally-ranked foe. With Setzer’s guidance in 2004, keeper Tyler Kettering earned Second-Team All-Atlantic Sun Conference honors while recording a career-best 134 saves and a solid 1.93 goals against average. In 2003, Setzer’s bunch forged a 10-9 record and just missed qualifying for the A-Sun Championship by just one game in the A-Sun League standings. Setzer guided GWU to an incredible recovery from a winless 2002 season, and with an 8.5-game improvement in 2003, notched the nation’s largest turnaround. Setzer also directed the Runnin’ Bulldogs to the fi fth 10-win season in school history, and the fi rst at the NCAA Division I level. GWU was a serious contender every time it took the fi eld in 2003, knocking off Georgia State, then the No. 7 team in the region, at home, and playing eventual A-Sun champion UCF to a 2-1 loss in overtime. The Runnin’ Bulldogs also put a scare into national No. 5 Wake Forest in October, 2003, forging a 1-1 tie for most of the fi rst half before eventually falling 6-1. The 2003 season marked the fi rst time that Gardner-Webb placed players on the A-Sun All-Conference Team, with Sergio Lozano and Carlitos Ramirez both earning Second-Team honors. Rookie Tyler Kettering also took home postseason league honors, landing a spot on the All-Freshmen Team. Senior Todd Ulrich was GWU’s President’s Senior Athletic Program Achievement Award winner, and was a First-Team Academic All-District III and Third-Team Academic All-American performer in the classroom. Gardner-Webb also put seven players on the A-Sun All-Academic Team. Tough schedules are nothing new to Setzer or his team, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs are noted for refusing to shy away from challenges. Over the past nine seasons, Gardner-Webb has played seven games against opponents ranked in the top-15 nationally, including top-ranked Wake Forest in 2002. Success is no stranger to Setzer either. In 1998, at the Division II level, Setzer directed the Runnin’ Bulldogs to their fi rst national top-

25 ranking, as GWU reached as high as No. 21 in the Division II poll behind a balanced attack and strong defense. He has coached the top goalkeeper and three scorers in Gardner-Webb history, both single-season and career, and has tutored an impressive 16 All-Americans during his tenure - including 11 Academic All-Americans. Former Gardner-Webb star forward Jerome Lee Yaw, the school’s career leader in goals and total points, became the fi rst student-athlete in Gardner-Webb University’s history to be named First-Team All-American and Academic All-American in the same season (1996). During Gardner-Webb’s time in the South Atlantic Conference, Setzer developed 28 All-Conference performers and fi ve All-South Region choices. GWU Hall of Fame member Dennis Puckerin was honored as SAC Player of the Year in 1990, while Lee Yaw earned that honor in 1995. Two players, Vince Bueno (1996) and Jurgen Wagner (1998) were named SAC Freshman of the Year under Setzer. Edwin Odugba (1994 and 1995) and Lee Yaw were both named South Atlantic Conference First Union Scholar-Athlete of the Year during their careers, also earning All-Conference honors during those seasons. Odugba also earned the SAC President’s Award in 1994 and 1995 as the league’s top male student-athlete, making him the only Gardner-Webb performer, in any sport, to earn the honor twice. Prior to joining the Gardner-Webb family, Setzer served as an assistant coach at The Citadel under Bill Barfi eld. Setzer earned his Master’s degree from The Citadel in 1988. A 1986 graduate of Lander (S.C.) University, Setzer was a standout goalkeeper for the annually powerful Senators and enjoyed a brief professional playing career with the Columbus Capitals of the APISL before heading to The Citadel. Setzer, who holds a USSF “A” License, is also the founder of the Runnin’ Bulldog Soccer Academy, and has been a driving force in the youth soccer movement in Cleveland County and, specifi cally, in Boiling Springs with the Greater Cleveland County Soccer Association. On most Saturdays, thousands of youth soccer players descend on Gardner-Webb University’s campus to compete in league and tournament matches. Setzer is married to the former Kristen Lott, a four-time All-Conference selection for the Gardner-Webb women’s program in the mid-1990s, and the program’s leader in goals with 49 and second leading career scorer with 113 points. The couple resides in Boiling Springs and has four daughters. Madison Faye will be eight years old on Nov. 20. On March 20, 2007, the couple gave birth to triplets - Sydney Dianne, Morgan Jeanette and Cadence McRee.

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Former GWU standout and career saves leader Tyler Kettering is entering his fourth year as the Associate Head Coach for the Gardner-Webb men’s soccer program. Kettering, who served as an assistant coach in 2007, serves as the recruiting coordinator and contact for the Runnin’ Bulldogs men’s soccer

program, as well as running day-to-day team operations along with developing and implementing practice sessions and overseeing the goalkeeper training throughout the season. The 2011 Gardner-Webb men’s soccer team came up just one match short of winning the program’s second conference championship and fi rst-ever Big South Championship, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ season came to an end with a loss to Liberty in the conference championship title game. The Runnin’ Bulldogs, which posted a 9-8-4 overall record and earned the No. 2 seed in the Big South Championship Tournament with a 5-3-1 conference regular season record in 2011, recorded their highest fi nish in the Big South Conference standings since joining the League in 2008, taking second-place overall. GWU also posted a number of key wins en route to their fi rst nine win season since 2006, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs defeated High Point for the fi rst time in the program’s history, posted a win at Patchin Field and VMI for the fi rst time ever and defeated a nationally ranked opponent in No. 20 VCU at the UAB “Soccer For a Cure” Classic in Birmingham, Alabama. The GWU defense was solid throughout the season, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs recorded seven shutouts on the year, four wins and three draws, and held their opponents to an average of 1.22 goals per match. Individually, goalkeeper Scott Krotee’s 76 saves on the season was not only a season-high, but was also the most saves in a single-season by a GWU goalkeeper since Kettering himself totaled 116 saves back in 2006. The redshirt-junior also posted a 1.10 goals against average, which ranks second overall in GWU men’s soccer single-season history, while his six shutouts placed him in a tie for third with Kettering (2006) and Greg Clark (1990) in GWU history for the most shutouts in a single-season. In only his second season in charge of the goalkeepers in 2010, Kettering helped tutor fi rst-year GWU player and junior transfer Adam Garcia to eight wins overall in the net for the Runnin’ Bulldogs. Garcia posted seven shutouts, which ranks second for shutouts in a single season and fourth all-time in career shutouts at GWU. Garcia, who recorded 72 saves on the season, posted a 1.54 goals against average, which also ranks fourth for keepers’ in GWU’s single-season history. Garcia’s 72 saves was the most by a Runnin’ Bulldog goalkeeper since Kettering himself tallied 116 saves in 2006. Overall, GWU’s goalkeepers allowed only 30 goals in 2010, posted a 1.58 goals against average and a saves percentage of .722 en route to eight wins and a run to the semi-fi nals of the Big South Conference Championship Tournament.

In 2009, the Runnin’ Bulldogs posted an 8-6-3 overall record and a 4-3-1. GWU posted three shutouts, including a 1-0 win over Clemson in the season opener. GWU’s goalkeepers allowed only 31 goals on the season, posted a 1.75 goals against average and a 66.3 saves percentage. Starting keeper Trent Kozman led the Runnin’ Bulldogs with 53 saves on the season. Kettering, who manned the goal for the Runnin’ Bulldogs from 2003-06, was a two-time Atlantic Sun All-Conference selection and earned a spot on the 2003 Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshmen Team. Kettering, who hails from Xenia, Ohio, was a three-time Atlantic Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Week recipient and led the Runnin’ Bulldogs in saves all four seasons he played at GWU. Kettering, who holds both the Atlantic Sun Conference and the GWU records in career saves with 446, led the nation in saves in both 2004 and 2006. Kettering is also second in the GWU career record books with 15 career shutouts, second in single-season shutouts with six in 2006, third in single-season goals against average with an average of 1.25 in 2005 and fourth in single season saves with 134. After his playing days at Gardner-Webb, Kettering went on to play professionally with both the Wilmington Hammerheads (2006-07) and the Chicago Fire of the MLS (2008-09). Kettering was married to the former Ali Labig on December 29, 2007. The couple resides in Boiling Springs with their son Logan, who is three-years old, and daughter Karis, who was born on July 28, 2011.

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Dave Robb is in his second year working as an assistant men’s soccer coach at Gardner-Webb University. In his fi rst season at GWU, the 2011 Gardner-Webb men’s soccer team came up just one match short of winning the program’s second conference championship and fi rst-ever Big South Championship, as the

Runnin’ Bulldogs’ season came to an end with a loss to Liberty in the conference championship title game. The Runnin’ Bulldogs, which posted a 9-8-4 overall record and earned the No. 2 seed in the Big South Championship Tournament with a 5-3-1 conference regular season record in 2011, recorded their highest fi nish in the Big South Conference standings since joining the League in 2008, taking second-place overall. GWU also posted a number of key wins en route to their fi rst nine win season since 2006, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs defeated High Point for the fi rst time in the program’s history, posted a win at Patchin Field and VMI for the fi rst time ever and defeated a nationally ranked opponent in No. 20 VCU at the UAB “Soccer For a Cure” Classic in Birmingham, Alabama. Along with the 2011 strong season came a number of individual postseason awards, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs had six different players earn Big South Conference postseason honors. Redshirt-junior and captain Jon Ole Reinhardsen, who also earned a spot on the NCCSIA Men’s Soccer University Division All-State Team, was named to

the Big South All-Conference First-Team. GWU’s John Sargent, Jovan Ivanovich and Chris Davis, who was also named to the Big South All-Academic Team, all earned spots on the All-Conference Second-Team, while freshmen Denzel Clarke and Eric Yeager were both named to the All-Freshman Team. Redshirt-senior Eric Asanin-Miroux and goalkeeper Scott Krotee joined Reinhardsen as the representatives for GWU on the Big South Championship All-Tournament Team. Prior to coming to Gardner-Webb, Robb served as an assistant coach at Mars Hill College in 2008-09, where he helped the Lions to the South Atlantic Conference Championship Final for the fi rst time in 10 years. A native of Bangor, Northern Ireland, Robb played soccer at both Brunel University in London, England, and at Mars Hill. He has also received representative honors for both County Down and County Middlesex Football Associations in the United Kingdom. Robb also coaches for the Greater Cleveland County Soccer Association (GCCSA) Cobra’s, primarily working with the Academy Teams in the U-10 age groups, and is a trainer for the First Touch Soccer & Fitness Program in Shelby, N.C. He is currently working toward his master’s degree in Sports Science & Pedagogy at Gardner-Webb University and is a certifi ed Strength & Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA-CSCS). Robb was married to the former Hannah Washburn in January 2011.

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The Gardner-Webb men’s soccer team came up just one win short of winning the program’s second conference championship and fi rst-ever Big South Championship, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ season came to an end with a loss to Liberty in the conference championship title game. The Runnin’ Bulldogs, which posted a 9-8-4 overall record and earned the No. 2 seed in the Big South Championship Tournament with a 5-3-1 conference regular season record, recorded their highest fi nish in the Big South Conference standings since joining the League in 2008, taking second-place overall. GWU also posted a number of key wins en route to their fi rst nine win season since 2006, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs defeated High Point for the fi rst time in the program’s history, posted a win at Patchin Field and VMI for the fi rst time ever and defeated a nationally ranked opponent in No. 20 VCU at the UAB “Soccer For a Cure” Classic in Birmingham, Alabama. Along with the strong season came a number of individual postseason awards, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs had six different players earn Big South Conference postseason honors. Redshirt-junior and captain Jon Ole Reinhardsen, who also earned a spot on the NCCSIA Men’s Soccer University Division All-State Team, was named to the Big South All-Conference First-Team. GWU’s John Sargent, Jovan Ivanovich and Chris Davis, who was also named to the Big South All-Academic Team, all earned spots on the All-Conference Second-Team, while freshmen Denzel Clarke and Eric Yeager

were both named to the All-Freshman Team. Redshirt-senior Eric Asanin-Miroux and goalkeeper Scott Krotee joined Reinhardsen as the representatives for GWU on the Big South Championship All-Tournament Team. The Runnin’ Bulldogs did it as a team in 2011, as 11 different players accounted for at least one goal, while 13 different players tallied at least one assist overall. The GWU defense was solid throughout the season, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs recorded seven shutouts on the year, four wins and three draws, and held their opponents to an average of 1.22 goals per match. Individually, Krotee’s 76 saves on the season was not only a season-high, but was also the most saves in a single-season by a GWU goalkeeper since current Associate Head Coach Tyler Kettering totaled 116 saves back in 2006. The redshirt-junior also posted a 1.10 goals against average, which ranks second overall in GWU men’s soccer single-season history, while his six shutouts placed him in a tie for third with Kettering (2006) and Greg Clark (1990) in GWU history for the most shutouts in a single-season. The season got off to a great start as the Runnin’ Bulldogs blanked Brevard College 3-0 at home in the season opener, GWU’s only home contest for the fi rst month of the season. After a neutral site loss to Wofford and back-to-back double-overtime draws with Georgia Southern and Appalachian State, the Runnin’ Bulldogs suffered a loss at Davidson to fall to 1-2-2 overall.

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Halfway through an 11-match road trip, the Runnin’ Bulldogs competed at the UAB “Soccer For a Cure” Classic, posting the program’s fi rst-ever wins over UW-Milwaukee and No. 20 VCU to take second-place at the two-day event. Sitting at 3-2-2 overall, Gardner-Webb opened up conference play with a loss at No. 25 Coastal Carolina, in which the Runnin’ Bulldogs were in the contest for all 90 minutes. The loss was the fi rst of four straight defeats, as GWU suffered losses at UNC Greensboro, at Clemson and at Campbell to fall to 3-6-2 overall and 0-2 in Big South play. However, the Runnin’ Bulldogs wrapped up their month long road trip with a 2-1 win at Presbyterian, which was not only GWU’s fi rst conference win of the season, but the win also snapped a four-game losing streak and jump started a fi ve-match winning streak. In their fi rst home match since the season opener in August, the Runnin’ Bulldogs defeated Liberty, 3-1, and then traveled up to Lexington, Va. to down VMI for the fi rst time at Patchin Field, 2-1. With back-to-back home conference wins over UNC Asheville and High Point the following week, the Runnin’ Bulldogs wrapped up the regular season with a scoreless double-overtime draw at Radford and a 1-0 loss at home to Winthrop on Senior Night to fi nish the regular season slate at 8-7-3 and second in the Big South Conference at 5-3-1 overall.

With the No. 2 seed, the Runnin’ Bulldogs drew the Winthrop Eagles in the fi rst round of the Big South Championship Tournament, hosted at Greene-Harbison Field on the campus of Gardner-Webb University. Gardner-Webb avenged a regular season loss to the Eagles, defeating Winthrop 2-1 to advance to the semifi nals. In the semifi nals, Gardner-Webb battled High Point to a 0-0 draw after 110 minutes of play, sending the match to a penalty kick shootout. The Runnin’ Bulldogs got a huge stop from Krotee in goal and made good on all but one of their fi ve attempts to advance past High Point, 4-3, and to the championship match. In front of perhaps the largest crowd ever to see a men’s soccer match at Greene-Harbison Field, the Runnin’ Bulldogs fell behind early to the Liberty Flames and just could not overcome the early defi cit, suffering a 3-1 loss to Liberty in the championship match. Despite the loss and the graduation of seniors Asanin-Miroux, Richie Wall, Kevin Nolan and Julian Morris, head coach Tony Setzer’s words after the championship match not only sums up the 2011 season, but in perspective the outlook of the men’s soccer program for years to come: “It’s been a good year for us and we look forward to taking more steps forward next year.”

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## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT10 Chris Davis 19-19 5 2 12 49 .102 22 .449 4-0 1 1-125 Denzel Clarke 15-8 4 2 10 35 .114 18 .514 0-0 3 0-020 John Sargent 18-17 3 2 8 67 .045 18 .269 3-1 2 0-0 5 Richie Wall 20-17 2 1 5 12 .167 5 .417 0-0 1 0-0 4 Jon Ole Reinhardsen 21-21 2 1 5 19 .105 8 .421 1-0 2 0-026 Jonas Nader 16-10 2 1 5 4 .500 3 .750 2-0 0 0-014 Chijioke Akujuobi 16-6 1 1 3 14 .071 8 .571 0-0 0 0-032 Jalen Gathers 18-5 1 1 3 13 .077 6 .462 0-0 0 0-012 Kevin Nolan 8-1 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333 3-0 0 0-0 8 Marius Hammersmark 9-9 1 1 3 14 .071 5 .357 1-0 0 0-011 Eric Asanin-Miroux 21-21 1 3 5 2 .500 1 .500 1-0 0 0-033 Ian Hartfi eld 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-034 Ethan Senger 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 6 Ernesto Gaita 20-10 0 1 1 19 .000 4 .211 2-0 0 0-015 Jovan Ivanovich 18-16 0 2 2 6 .000 0 .000 2-0 0 0-017 Taylor Jordan 11-1 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-028 Trey Lewis 4-1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-027 Riley Shelton 11-3 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-024 Kevin Comvalius 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-021 Eric Yeager 20-20 0 1 1 3 .000 3 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 2 Julian Morris 13-7 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 2-0 0 0-0 3 Matt Bogart 18-12 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 1-0 0 0-0 9 Jordan Day 19-3 0 0 0 6 .000 1 .167 2-0 0 0-019 Brice Nardozzi 6-3 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 1-0 0 0-030 Satoshi Tatsumi 7-0 0 1 1 3 .000 1 .333 0-0 0 0-023 Jonathan Arango 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0GARDNER-WEBB 21 24 20 68 283 .085 109 .385 25-1 9 1-1OPPONENTS 21 27 26 80 288 .094 116 .403 20-1 8 1-1

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 13 Andrew Robinson 2-2 180:00 2 1.00 5 .714 1 1 0 1 0 Scott Krotee 18-18 1719:50 21 1.10 76 .784 8 6 3 6 1 Jaap Elekan 1-1 90:00 4 4.00 4 .500 0 1 0 0 TEAM - - - - 4 1.000 0 0 0 0 GARDNER-WEBB 21 1989:50 27 1.22 89 .767 9 8 3 7 OPPONENTS 21 1989:50 24 1.09 85 .780 8 9 3 6

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGardner-Webb 12 12 0 0 24Opponents 12 14 0 1 27 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGardner-Webb 124 145 9 5 283Opponents 118 155 4 11 288 SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGardner-Webb 34 53 1 1 89Opponents 36 41 6 2 85

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGardner-Webb 129 126 6 12 273Opponents 105 109 4 7 225

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalGardner-Webb 59 51 2 0 112Opponents 52 48 2 4 106

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Date Opponent W/L/T Score Overall Conference Attend Goals scored (assists)AUG. 28 BREVARD W 3-0 1-0 0-0 321 Reinhardsen (Asanin-Miroux) Gathers (Tatsumi) Hammersmark (Davis) SEPT. 1 vs. Wofford $ L 1-2 1-1 0-0 55 Davis (Akujuobi) 3 vs. Georgia Southern $ T (20T) 1-1 1-1-1 0-0 62 Davis (Ivanovich) 9 vs. Appalachian State % T (2OT) 0-0 1-1-2 0-0 462 --- 11 at Davidson % L 0-3 1-2-2 0-0 437 --- 16 vs. Milwaukee ^ W 2-1 2-2-2 0-0 -- Akujuobi (Davis) Sargent 18 vs. #20 VCU ^ W 1-0 3-2-2 0-0 -- Sargent (Hammersmark) 23 at #25 Coastal Carolina * L 1-3 3-3-2 0-1 404 Sargent 24 at UNC Greensboro L 0-4 3-4-2 0-1 3250 --- 27 at Clemson L (2OT) 1-2 3-5-2 0-1 803 Clarke (Asanin-Miroux)

OCT. 1 at Campbell * L 1-3 3-6-2 0-2 203 Davis 5 at Presbyterian College * W 2-1 4-6-2 1-2 103 Nader (Clarke, Yeager) Davis (penalty kick) 8 LIBERTY * W 3-1 5-6-2 2-2 198 Asanin-Miroux (Clarke) Clarke (Sargent) Liberty own goal 15 at VMI * W 2-1 6-6-2 3-2 117 Nader (Reinhardsen) Clarke (Nader) 19 UNC ASHEVILLE * W 1-0 7-6-2 4-2 215 Wall (Gaita) 22 HIGH POINT * W 2-0 8-6-2 5-2 256 Reinhardsen Davis (Ivanovich) 29 at Radford * T (2OT) 0-0 8-6-3 5-2-1 288 ---

NOV. 2 WINTHROP * L 0-1 8-7-3 5-3-1 235 -- 10 WINTHROP # W 2-1 9-7-3 5-3-1 275 Wall (Asanin-Miroux) Clarke (Sargent) 11 HIGH POINT # T (2OT) 0-0 9-7-4 5-3-1 355 *advanced in PK shootout (4-3) 13 LIBERTY # L 1-3 9-8-4 5-3-1 1100 Nolan

HOME GAMES IN ALL BOLD/CAPS$ Big South/SoCon Challenge% Davidson adidas Classic^ UAB “Soccer For A Cure” Classic* Big South Conference matches# Big South Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament matches

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#12 Coastal Carolina * 9 0 0 27 1.000 18 4 0 .818

Gardner-Webb 5 3 1 16 .611 9 8 4 .524

Campbell 5 4 0 15 .556 9 9 2 .500

Liberty ^ 4 4 1 13 .500 11 6 3 .625

Radford 4 4 1 13 .500 9 8 2 .526

High Point 4 4 1 13 .500 9 9 3 .500

Winthrop 4 5 0 12 .444 7 12 0 .368

UNC Asheville 3 5 1 10 .389 4 12 3 .289

Presbyterian 3 6 0 9 .333 3 14 0 .176

VMI 1 7 1 4 .167 1 15 2 .111

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First Team All-ConferenceF - Ashton Bennett, Coastal Carolina

F - Darren Amoo, LibertyF - Iyiola Awosika, Radford

MF - Mitchell Cardenas, CampbellMF - Luis Faz, Coastal CarolinaMF - Shawn Sloan, High PointMF - Phillip Aseweh, Liberty

D - Cyprian Hedrick, Coastal CarolinaD - Pedro Ribeiro, Coastal Carolina

D - Jon Ole Reinhardsen, GWUD - Uriah Bentick, Liberty

GK - Scott Angevine, Coastal CarolinaT-AL - Kjartan Sigurdsson, Coastal CarolinaT-AL - Justin Portillo, Coastal Carolina

Second Team All-ConferenceF - Chris Davis, Gardner-WebbF - Karo Okiomah, High Point

F - Bryan Bartels, UNC AshevilleMF - Justin Franz, Campbell

MF - John Sargent, Gardner-WebbMF - Adam Sewell, High Point

MF - Luis Grande, RadfordD - Travis Golden, Campbell

D - Jovan Ivanovich, Gardner-WebbD - Fejiro Okiomah, High Point

D - Alex Isern, WinthropGK - Lassi Hurskainen, UNC Asheville

AL - Aldo Macias, Radford

All-FreshmanRicky Garbanzo, Coastal CarolinaHenrick Robstad, Coastal Carolina

Kjartan Sigurdsson, Coastal CarolinaDenzel Clark, Gardner-WebbEric Yeager, Gardner-Webb

Josh Pacella, LibertyScott Sutarik, Liberty

Jonathan Ray, CampbellJhuvon Francis, CampbellDario Redondo, RadfordMelo Matutu, Winthrop

Grady Tremble, Winthrop

All-AcademicShawn Sloan, High Point

Matt Horn, WinthropBobby Keskey, Presbyterian College

Ryan Taylor, RadfordPhillip Aseweh, Liberty

J.J. Morrow, UNC AshevilleCyprian Hedrick, Coastal Carolina

Ethan Hall, CampbellKyle Farmer, VMI

Chris Davis, Gardner-Webb

BIG SOUTH ALL-CONFERENCE

BIG SOUTH YEARLY AWARDS

Attacking Player of the YearAshton Bennett, F, Coastal Carolina

Freshman of the YearKjartan Sigurdsson, D, Coastal Carolina

Defensive Player of the YearCyprian Hedrick, D, Coastal Carolina

Coach of the YearShaun Docking, Coastal Carolina

Big South Championship All-Tournament TeamChris Phillips, Liberty (MVP)

Juan F. Nino, LibertyGreg White, LibertyScott Sutarik, Liberty

Scott Krotee, Gardner-WebbEric Asanin-Miroux, Gardner-WebbJon Ole Reinhardsen, Gardner-webb

Adam Sewell, High PointKaro Okiomah, High Point

Pedro Ribeiro, Coastal CarolinaKjarten Sigurdsson, Coastal Carolina

Alex Isern, WinthropMitchell Cardenas, Campbell

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Goals1. Ashton Bennett, Coastal Carolina ................... 23 (1.05 per game)2. Alex Martinez, High Point ............................... 11 (0.58 per game)T3. Iyiola Awosika, Radford ..................................... 9 (0.47 per game) Pedro Ribeiro, Coastal Carolina ........................ 9 (0.41 per game)T5. Luis Grande, Radford ......................................... 8 (0.42 per game) Jake Hagedorn, UNC Asheville .......................... 8 (0.42 per game) TeeJay East, Coastal Carolina ............................ 8 (0.40 per game)T8. Darren Amoo, Liberty ....................................... 7 (0.39 per game) Phillip Aseweh, Liberty ...................................... 7 (0.35 per game) Karo Okiomah, High Point ................................ 7 (0.35 per game)

AssistsT1. Chel Ho Kim Park, Radford ............................... 8 (0.44 per game) Phillip Aseweh, Liberty ...................................... 8 (0.40 per game) Pedro Ribeiro, Coastal Carolina ........................ 8 (0.36 per game)T4. Jonathan Ray, Campbell ..................................... 7 (0.35 per game) Shawn Sloan, High Point ................................... 7 (0.33 per game) Ashton Bennett, Coastal Carolina ..................... 7 (0.32 per game) Ricky Garbanzo, Coastal Carolina .................... 7 (0.32 per game)T8. Five players ....................................................................... 6 (xxxx)

Saves1. Lassi Hurskainen, UNC Asheville ................. 127 (6.68 per game)2. Taylor Feuerstein, VMI .................................... 91 (6.50 per game)3. Michael Chesler, High Point ............................ 79 (3.76 per game)4. Enrique Miranda, Winthrop ............................ 78 (5.20 per game)5. Scott Krotee, Gardner-Webb ............................ 76 (4.22 per game)6. Ethan Watson, Presbyterian............................. 65 (4.64 per game)7. Scott Angevine, Coastal Carolina .................... 62 (2.82 per game)8. Ryan Taylor, Radford ....................................... 43 (2.87 per game)9. Ethan Hall, Campbell ....................................... 40 (3.33 per game)10. Ryan Amos, Campbell...................................... 38 (4.22 per game)

Goals Against Average1. Scott Sutarik, Liberty ....................................... 0.56 (6 GA, 10 GP)2. Scott Angevine, Coastal Carolina ................. 1.04 (22 GA, 22 GP)3. Scott Krotee, Gardner-Webb ......................... 1.10 (21 GA, 18 GP)4. Michael Chesler, High Point ......................... 1.23 (27 GA, 21 GP)5. Ryan Taylor, Radford .................................... 1.33 (19 GA, 15 GP)6. Lassi Hurskainen, UNC Asheville ................ 1.70 (34 GA, 19 GP)7. Ethan Hall, Campbell .................................... 1.86 (22 GA, 12 GP)8. Taylor Feuerstein, VMI ................................. 2.02 (28 GA, 14 GP)9. Enrique Miranda, Winthrop ......................... 2.05 (31 GA, 15 GP)10. Ethan Watson, Presbyterian.......................... 2.64 (31 GA, 14 GP)

ShutoutsT1. Scott Sutarik, Liberty ................................................................... 6 Scott Krotee, Gardner-Webb ........................................................ 63. Scott Angevine, Coastal Carolina ................................................ 5T4. Ryan Taylor, Radford ................................................................... 4 Michael Chesler, High Point ........................................................ 4 Enrique Miranda, Winthrop ........................................................ 47. Lassi Hurskainen, UNC Asheville ............................................... 38. Josh Pacella, Presbyterian ............................................................ 2T9. Five players ................................................................................... 1

Points1. Coastal Carolina............................................. 184 (8.36 per game)2. Liberty ............................................................ 114 (5.70 per game)3. High Point ...................................................... 111 (5.29 per game)4. Campbell .......................................................... 94 (4.70 per game)5. Radford ............................................................. 91 (4.79 per game)6. Gardner-Webb .................................................. 68 (3.24 per game)7. UNC Asheville .................................................. 57 (3.00 per game)8. Winthrop .......................................................... 53 (2.79 per game)T9. VMI .................................................................. 43 (2.39 per game) Presbyterian ..................................................... 43 (2.53 per game)

Goals1. Coastal Carolina............................................... 66 (3.00 per game)2. Liberty .............................................................. 38 (1.90 per game)3. High Point ........................................................ 36 (1.71 per game)4. Radford ............................................................. 32 (1.68 per game)5. Campbell .......................................................... 31 (1.55 per game)6. Gardner-Webb .................................................. 24 (1.14 per game)7. UNC Asheville .................................................. 21 (1.11 per game)8. Winthrop .......................................................... 19 (1.00 per game)9. VMI .................................................................. 16 (0.89 per game)10. Presbyterian ..................................................... 15 (0.88 per game)

Assists1. Coastal Carolina............................................... 52 (2.36 per game)2. High Point ........................................................ 39 (1.86 per game)3. Liberty .............................................................. 38 (1.90 per game)4. Campbell .......................................................... 32 (1.60 per game)5. Radford ............................................................. 27 (1.42 per game)6. Gardner-Webb .................................................. 20 (0.95 per game)T7. UNC Asheville .................................................. 15 (0.79 per game) Winthrop .......................................................... 15 (0.79 per game)9. Presbyterian ..................................................... 13 (0.76 per game)10. VMI .................................................................. 11 (0.61 per game)

Saves1. UNC Asheville ................................................ 127 (6.68 per game)2. VMI ................................................................ 116 (6.44 per game)3. Winthrop ........................................................ 109 (5.74 per game)4. Presbyterian ..................................................... 98 (5.76 per game)5. Gardner-Webb .................................................. 89 (4.24 per game)6. Campbell .......................................................... 82 (4.10 per game)7. High Point ........................................................ 80 (3.81 per game)8. Coastal Carolina............................................... 68 (3.09 per game)9. Radford ............................................................. 58 (3.05 per game)10. Liberty .............................................................. 56 (2.80 per game)

Goals Against Average1. Liberty ........................................................... 0.91 (19 GA, 20 GP)2. Coastal Carolina............................................ 0.99 (22 GA, 22 GP)3. Gardner-Webb ............................................... 1.22 (27 GA, 21 GP)4. High Point ..................................................... 1.23 (27 GA, 21 GP)5. Radford .......................................................... 1.27 (25 GA, 19 GP)6. Campbell ....................................................... 1.65 (34 GA, 20 GP)7. UNC Asheville ............................................... 1.70 (34 GA, 19 GP)8. VMI ............................................................... 2.16 (40 GA, 18 GP)9. Winthrop ....................................................... 2.32 (45 GA, 19 GP)10. Presbyterian .................................................. 2.54 (46 GA, 17 GP)

Shutouts1. Liberty .......................................................................................... 9T2. Gardner-Webb .............................................................................. 7 Coastal Carolina........................................................................... 7T4. Radford ......................................................................................... 5 High Point .................................................................................... 56. Winthrop ...................................................................................... 4T7. UNC Asheville .............................................................................. 3 Campbell ...................................................................................... 39. VMI .............................................................................................. 110. Presbyterian ................................................................................. 0

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Year Name G A Points1987 Per Albertsson ................................8 ............1 ..................171988 Steve Petrenick ...............................5 ............1 ..................111989 Steve Petrenick .............................12 ............3 ..................271990 Dennis Puckerin ..........................25 ............5 ..................551991 Dennis Puckerin ..........................15 ............4 ..................341992 Brian Espinoza ...............................8 ............7 ..................23 Lovett Quartey .............................10 ............3 ..................231993 Brian Espinoza ...............................5 ............5 ..................15 Jerome Lee Yaw ..............................6 ............3 ..................151994 Jerome Lee Yaw ............................17 ......... 10 ..................441995 Jerome Lee Yaw ............................20 ............6 ..................461996 Jerome Lee Yaw ............................18 ......... 13 ..................491997 Vince Bueno .................................10 ............4 ..................241998 Jurgen Wagner..............................11 ............4 ..................261999 Vince Bueno .................................17 ......... 15 ..................492000 Darnell Carroll ...............................7 ............5 ..................192001 Brian Wentzel ...............................11 ............7 ..................292002 Carlos Ramirez...............................6 ............3 ..................152003 Sergio Lozano .................................4 ......... 14 ..................22 Carlos Ramirez...............................8 ............6 ..................222004 Darnell Carroll ...............................7 ............3 ..................172005 Giampi Lapeschi ..........................11 ............4 ..................262006 Richard Godfrey ............................7 ............6 ..................202007 Richard Godfrey ..........................11 ............1 ..................232008 Bradley Morrison ...........................8 ............1 ..................172009 Gerard Heff eron ...........................10 ............8 ..................282010 Nicolas Wrobel .............................10 ............3 ..................232011 Chris Davis .....................................5 ............2 ..................12

Year Name Assists1987 unavailable ......................................................................N/A1988 Jason Barnes .........................................................................41989 Richard Jones .......................................................................91990 Richard Jones .....................................................................141991 Richard Jones .......................................................................71992 Richard Jones .....................................................................101993 Brian Espinoza .....................................................................51994 Edwin Odugba ...................................................................111995 Edwin Odugba ...................................................................111996 Jerome Lee Yaw ..................................................................131997 Jed Green ..............................................................................51998 Mark Austin........................................................................121999 Vince Bueno .......................................................................15 Justin Huitt .........................................................................152000 Darnell Carroll .....................................................................52001 Darnell Carroll .....................................................................92002 Carlos Ramirez.....................................................................32003 Sergio Lozano .....................................................................142004 Darnell Carroll .....................................................................3 Brian Wentzel .......................................................................3 Brian Young ..........................................................................32005 Giampi Lapeschi ..................................................................4 Carlos Ramirez.....................................................................42006 Boris Gatzky .........................................................................82007 Zach Burkett .........................................................................52008 Matt Niescierowicz ..............................................................32009 Gerard Heff eron ...................................................................8 Romeo Kabanda...................................................................82010 Romeo Kabanda...................................................................52011 Eric Asanin-Miroux ............................................................3

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Year Name Goals1987 Per Albertsson ......................................................................81988 Steve Petrenick .....................................................................51989 Steve Petrenick ...................................................................121990 Dennis Puckerin ................................................................251991 Dennis Puckerin ................................................................151992 Lovett Quartey ...................................................................101993 Jerome Lee Yaw ....................................................................61994 Jerome Lee Yaw ..................................................................171995 Jerome Lee Yaw ..................................................................201996 Jerome Lee Yaw ..................................................................181997 Vince Bueno .......................................................................101998 Jurgen Wagner....................................................................111999 Vince Bueno .......................................................................172000 Darnell Carroll .....................................................................72001 Brian Wentzel .....................................................................112002 Carlos Ramirez.....................................................................62003 Darnell Carroll .....................................................................8 Carlos Ramirez.....................................................................82004 Darnell Carroll .....................................................................72005 Giampi Lapeschi ................................................................112006 Richard Godfrey ..................................................................72007 Richard Godfrey ................................................................112008 Bradley Morrison .................................................................82009 Gerard Heff eron .................................................................102010 Nicolas Wrobel ...................................................................102011 Chris Davis ...........................................................................5

Year Name Saves1987 Dusty Hoyle ..................................................................... 2421988 Jess Roberts ...................................................................... 1891989 John Todaro ....................................................................N/A1990 Greg Clark ......................................................................N/A1991 Bobby Schlegel ...............................................................N/A1992 John Todaro ........................................................................731993 Brooks Derrick ...................................................................651994 Brooks Derrick ...................................................................981995 Brooks Derrick ...................................................................761996 Brooks Derrick ................................................................ 1231997 Ryan Wallace ......................................................................821998 Ryan Wallace ................................................................... 1031999 Ryan Wallace ......................................................................952000 Rio Oros ..............................................................................722001 Troy Steff en .........................................................................962002 Rio Oros ........................................................................... 1362003 Tyler Kettering ................................................................ 1142004 Tyler Kettering ................................................................ 1342005 Tyler Kettering ...................................................................822006 Tyler Kettering ................................................................ 1162007 Dane Geraci ........................................................................432008 Dane Geraci ........................................................................672009 Trent Kozman.....................................................................532010 Adam Garcia ......................................................................722011 Scott Krotee ........................................................................76

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Single-Season Points1. Dennis Puckerin (1990) ........................................................................ 552. Vince Bueno (1999) ............................................................................... 49 Jerome Lee Yaw (1996) .......................................................................... 494. Jerome Lee Yaw (1995) .......................................................................... 465. Jerome Lee Yaw (1994) .......................................................................... 44

Single-Season Goals1. Dennis Puckerin (1990) ........................................................................ 252. Jerome Lee Yaw (1995) .......................................................................... 203. Jerome Lee Yaw (1996) .......................................................................... 184. Vince Bueno (1999) ............................................................................... 17 Jerome Lee Yaw (1994) .......................................................................... 17

Single-Season Assists1. Vince Bueno (1999) ............................................................................... 15 Justin Huitt (1999) ................................................................................. 153. Richard Jones (1990) .............................................................................. 14 Sergio Lozano (2003) ............................................................................ 145. Jerome Lee Yaw (1996) .......................................................................... 13

Single-Season Goals Against (Min. 800 minutes)1. Brooks Derrick (1995) ........................................................................0.592. Scott Krotee (2011) ............................................................................ 1.103. Ryan Wallace (1998) ...........................................................................1.154. Tyler Kettering (2005) .........................................................................1.255. Tyler Kettering (2006) .........................................................................1.37

Single-Season Saves1. Dusty Hoyle (1987) ..............................................................................2422. Jess Roberts (1988) ...............................................................................1893. Rio Oros (2002) ....................................................................................1364. Tyler Kettering (2004) ..........................................................................1345. Brooks Derrick (1996) .........................................................................123

Single-Season Shutouts1. Brooks Derrick (1995) ........................................................................10.02. Adam Garcia (2010) .............................................................................. 7.03. Greg Clark (1990) .................................................................................. 6.0 Tyler Kettering (2006) .......................................................................... 6.0 Scott Krotee (2011) .............................................................................. 6.05. Ryan Wallace (1998) ............................................................................. 4.5

Career Points1. Jerome Lee Yaw (1993-96) ...................................................................1542. Vince Bueno (1996-99) ........................................................................1453. Richard Jones (1989-92) ......................................................................1084. Dennis Puckerin (1990-91) ................................................................... 89

Career Goals1. Jerome Lee Yaw (1993-96) ..................................................................... 612. Vince Bueno (1996-99) .......................................................................... 523. Dennis Puckerin (1990-91) ................................................................... 404. Darnell Carroll (2000-04) ..................................................................... 30 Richard Jones (1989-92) ........................................................................ 30

Career Assists1. Richard Jones (1989-92) ........................................................................ 482. Vince Bueno (1996-99) .......................................................................... 413. Jerome Lee Yaw (1993-96) ..................................................................... 324. Mark Austin (1997-99) .......................................................................... 26

Career Goals Against Average (Min. 1,000 minutes)1. Brooks Derrick (1993-96) ..................................................................1.432. Adam Garcia (2010) ............................................................................1.543. Ryan Wallace (1997-99) ......................................................................1.644. Greg Clark (1990) ................................................................................1.715. Tyler Kettering (2003-06) ...................................................................1.73

Career Saves1. Tyler Kettering (2003-06) ....................................................................4462. Brooks Derrick (1993-96) ...................................................................3623. Ryan Wallace (1997-99) .......................................................................2804. Dusty Hoyle (1987) ..............................................................................242

Career Shutouts1. Brooks Derrick (1993-96) ..................................................................18.02. Tyler Kettering (2003-06) ...................................................................15.03. Ryan Wallace (1997-99) ........................................................................ 8.54. Adam Garcia (2010) .............................................................................. 7.05. Scott Krotee (2008-present) ................................................................. 6.0

CAREER RECORDS

SEASON RECORDS

Single-Match Points1. Jerome Lee Yaw (Johnson & Wales Oct. 26, 1996) ...............12 (4g, 4a)2. Dennis Puckerin (@ Montreat Anderson, 1990) .................11 (4g, 3a)3. Juan Martinez (Newberry, Oct. 28, 1999) ...............................9 (4g, 1a)4. Jerome Lee Yaw (North Georgia, Oct. 15, 1995) ....................8 (4g, 0a) Jurgen Wagner (Morehouse, Aug. 25, 1998) ..........................8 (4g, 0a) Jed Green (Johnson & Wales, Oct. 26, 1996) .........................8 (3g, 2a)

Single-Match Goals1. Jerome Lee Yaw (North Georgia, Oct. 15, 1995) ................................... 4 Jerome Lee Yaw (Johnson & Wales, Oct. 26, 1996) .............................. 4 Juan Martinez (Newberry, Oct. 28, 1999) ............................................. 4 Dennis Puckerin (@ Montreat Anderson, Oct. 3, 1990) ..................... 4 Jurgen Wagner (Morehouse, Aug. 25, 1998) ......................................... 4

Single-Match Assists1. Jerome Lee Yaw (Johnson & Wales Oct. 26, 1996) ............................... 42. Mark Austin (@ Anderson, Sept. 10, 1999) .......................................... 3 Vince Bueno (@ Carson-Newman, Sept. 29, 1999) ............................ 3 Vince Bueno (Lenoir-Rhyne, Nov. 4, 1999) ......................................... 3 Richard Jones (North Georgia, Sept. 22, 1999) ................................... 3 Jerome Lee Yaw (@ Elon, Sept. 9, 1996) ............................................... 3 Dennis Puckerin (@ Montreat Anderson, Oct. 3, 1990) .................... 3 Carlos Ramirez (@ Campbell, Oct. 25, 2003) ...................................... 3

SINGLE MATCH RECORDS

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ALL-CONFERENCE

All-Big South Conference: 2011 First Team Jon Ole Reinhardsen, Second Team Jovan Ivanovich, John Sargent, Chris Davis - 2010 First Team Jon Ole Reinhardsen, Second Team Nicolas Wrobel, Romeo Kabanda - 2009 First Team Gerard Hefferon, Jovan Ivanovich, Second Team Romeo Kabanda, Jon Ole Reinhardsen - 2008 First Team Miguel Pinzon, Second Team Bradley Morrison, Eric Asanin-MirouxAll-Atlantic Sun Conference: 2007 First Team Richard Godfrey - 2006 First Team Dirk Dittrich, Boris Gatzky, Ricahrd Godfrey, Second Team Tyler Kettering - 2005 Second Team Loren McLean - 2004 Second Team Tyler Kettering - 2003 Second Team Sergio Lozano, Carlos RamirezAll-South Atlantic Conference (DII): 1999 First Team Mark Austin, Vince Bueno, Colin Cox, Ryan Hayes - 1998 First Team Vince Bueno, Ryan Hayes, Second Team Jurgen Wagner - 1997 First Team Rodney Keith, Second Team Vince Bueno - 1996 First Team Jerome Lee Yaw, Vince Bueno - 1995 First Team Jerome Lee Yaw, Second Team Edwin Odugba - 1994 First Team Jerome Lee Yaw, Second Team Joe Gray - 1993 First Team Brian Espinoza, Second Team Jerome Lee Yaw - 1992 Second Team Brian Espinoza, Richard Jones, Lovett Quartery - 1991 First Team Lennox Charles, Second Team Kat Richard Jones, Jorge Lopez, Dennis Puckerin - 1990 First Team Lennox Charles, Jorge Lopez, Dennis Puckerin, Second Team Richard Jones - 1989 Second Team Steve Petrenick, Efrain Tirado

ALL-AMERICAN

National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) All-America: 2001 Tommy Boynton - 2000 Juan MartinezNCAA Division II: 1996 First Team Jerome Lee Yaw - 1995 Second Team Jerome Lee YawNAIA All-America: 1990 Third Team Dennis Puckerin

All-South Atlantic Region (NSCAA): 2009 Second Team Jovan Ivanovich, Third Team Gerard Hefferon All-South Region: 2007 Third Team Richard GodfreyAll-South Region (NCCAA): 2001 Tommy Boynton, Troy SteffenAll-South Region: 1996 First Team Jerome Lee Yaw, 1995 First Team Jerome Lee Yaw, 1990 First Team Dennis Puckerin, Second Team Lennox Charles

ALL-STATE & ALL-DISTRICT

CONFERENCE AWARDS

Atlantic Sun Conference Freshman of the Year: 2006 Boris GatzkyAtlantic Sun Conference Coach of the Year: 2006 Tony SetzerSouth Atlantic Conference Player of the Year (DII): 1995 Jerome Lee Yaw - 1990 Dennis PuckerinSouth Atlantic Conference Freshman of the Year (DII): 1998 Jurgen Wagner - 1996 Vince BuenoSouth Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year (DII): 1990 Tony SetzerSouth Atlantic Conference President’s Award (Best Male Athlete): 1995 Edwin Odugba - 1994 Edwin Odugba

ALL-FRESHMEN

Big South Conference All-Freshmen Team: 2011 Denzel Clarke, Eric Yeager - 2010 Nicolas Wrobel, Chris Davis - 2009 John SargentAtlantic Sun Conference All-Freshmen Team: 2006 Boris Gatzky - 2005 Dirk Dittrich - 2004 Arik Lemmon - 2003 Tyler Kettering

CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL-TOURNAMENT

Big South Men’s Soccer Championship All-Tournament Team:2011 Jon Ole Reinhardsen, Scott Krotee, Eric Asanin-Miroux - 2010 Romeo Kabanda, Jon Ole Reinhardsen - 2009 Jovan Ivanovich - 2008 Bradley MorrisonAtlantic Sun Conference Championship Tournament MVP: 2006 Dirk DittrichAtlantic Sun Conference Championship All-Tournament Team: 2006 Dirk Dittrich, Carlton Hughes, Tyler Kettering, Jamie Miller, Chris SalvaggioneSouth Atlantic Conference Championship All-Tournament Team (DII): 1995 Jerome Lee Yaw

North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) All-State: 2011 Jon Ole Reinhardsen, 2003 Sergio Lozano, Carlos RamirezNAIA All-District 26 (DII): 1990 Dennis Puckerin, Lennox Charles

ALL-REGION

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GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY AWARDS

President’s Senior Athletic Program Achievement Award: 2003-04 Todd Ulrich - 1999-2000 Vince Bueno - 1997-98 Robert Daniel - 1996-97 Jerome Lee Yaw - 1995-96 - Edwin Odugba

PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS

College Soccer News National Team of the Week selection: Gerard Hefferon (Sept. 8, 2009)Big South Conference Player of the Week: Offensive - John Sargent (Sept. 20, 2011), Nicolas Wrobel (Nov. 9, 2010), Gerard Hefferon (Sept. 9, 2009), Bradley Morrison (Oct. 14, 2008)Defensive - Jon Ole Reinhardsen (Oct. 25, 2011), Jovan Ivonovich (Sept. 29, 2009)Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week: Offensive - Richard Godfrey (Oct. 9, 2006), Carlos Ramirez (Sept. 22, 2003), Brian Harris (Nov. 4, 2002)Defensive - Tyler Kettering (Sept. 11, 2006), Tyler Kettering (Sept. 12, 2005), Brian Young (Sept. 13, 2004), Todd Ulrich (Nov. 10, 2003), Eli Straight (Oct. 6, 2003), Tyler Kettering (Sept. 29, 2003)South Altantic Conference Player of the Week (DII): Jerome Lee Yaw (Oct. 16, 1995), Jerome Lee Yaw (Sept. 11, 1995), Dennis Puckerin (Sept. 10, 1990), Dennis Puckerin (Sept. 3, 1990)

ALL-ACADEMIC AWARDS

ESPN The Magazine (CoSIDA) Academic All-District III: 2003 First Team Todd UlrichAcademic All-America: 2003 CoSIDA Third Team Todd Ulrich - 1997 GTE CoSIDA Robert Daniel - 1996 Jerome Lee Yaw - 1995 Jerome Lee Yaw, Edwin Odugba - 1994 Edwin Odugba - 1993 Edwin Odugba, John Todaro, Mike Walker - 1992 John Todaro, Mike WalkerNSCAA/adidas Scholar Athlete All-South: 2006 Third Team Dirk Dittrich - 2004 Honorable Mention Brian Young - 2003 Honorable Mention Todd Ulrich - 2002 Honorable Mention Todd Ulrich, Manny TrujilloBig South Scholar-Athete of the Year: 2009 Trent KozmanBig South All-Academic Team: 2011 Chris Davis -2010 Romeo Kabanda - 2009 Trent Kozman - 2008 Logan SwaimAtlantic Sun All-Academic Team: 2007 Eric Asanin-Miroux, Adam Augruso, Zach Burkett, Sam Dowell, Dane Geraci, Richard Godfrey, Jarrett Jackson, Trent Kozman, Matt Mollozzi, Miguel Pinzon, Ryan Snodgrass, Ben Stoddard, Logan Swaim, Jordan Traylor - 2006 J.J. Castillo, Dirk Dittrich, Cory Foster, Boris Gatzky, Dane Geraci, Richard Godfrey, Matt Mollozzi, Bradley Morrison, Ford Quarterman, Logan Swaim, Jordan Traylor - 2005 Jonathan Black, Dirk Dittrich, Tyler Kettering, Giampi Lapeschi, Chris Leible, Loren McLean, Matt Mollozzi, Bradley Morrison, Ford Quarterman, Drew Schaefering, Jordan Traylor, Brian Young - 2004 Matt Clement, Matt Mollozzi, Carlos Ramirez, Drew Schaefering, Brian Wentzel, Brian Young - 2003 Matt Bledsoe, Daniel Padgett, Eli Strait, Jordan Traylor, Manny Trujillo, Todd Ulrich, Brian Young - 2002 Matt Bledsoe, Adam Cullison, Rio Oros, Manny Trujillo, Brian YoungSouth Atlantic Conference First Union Scholar Athlete Award:1996 Jerome Lee Yaw - 1995 Edwin Odugba - 1994 Edwin Odugba

BRYAN YOUNGBRYAN YOUNG

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Per Albertsson (far right) scores on a penalty kick to give Gardner-Webb its fi rst-ever win, 2-1 over Ferum,

on Oct. 11, 1987.

Most Consecutive ...Wins 8 (Sept. 8, 1999-Oct. 2, 1999)

Unbeaten 8 (8-0-0, Sept. 8, 1999-Oct. 2, 1999)

Losses 13 (Sept. 4, 1987-Oct. 8, 1987)

Winless 22 (0-17-5, Nov. 17, 2001-Nov. 11, 2002)

Home Wins 7 (Sept. 24, 1994-Sept. 3, 1995)

Home unbeaten 7 (7-0-0, Sept. 24, 1994-Sept. 3, 1995)

7 (5-0-2, Oct. 11, 1995-Sept. 25, 1996)

Home losses 9 (Sept. 2, 1988-Sept. 1, 1989)

Home winless 10 (0-7-3, Oct. 12, 2001-Oct. 31, 2002)

Road wins 6 (Sept. 8, 1999-Oct. 13, 1999)

Road unbeaten 6 (6-0-0, Sept. 8, 1999-Oct. 13, 1999)

Road losses 16 (Oct. 23, 1999-Nov. 2, 2000)

Road winless 21 (0-20-1, Oct. 23, 1999-Sept. 7, 2001)

Wins to open season 4 (4-0-0, 1998)

Losses to open season 13 (1987)

Winning Seasons 2 (2005-06)

2 (1998-99)

2 (1994-95)

Losing Seasons 7 (1987-93)

Games scoring at least one goal 18 (Oct. 1, 1994-Sept. 30, 1995)

Games without scoring 4 (Oct. 3, 2002-Oct. 14, 2002)

4 (Oct. 15, 2001-Oct. 31, 2001)

Games shutting out opponent 4 (Oct. 15, 1995-Oct. 25, 1995)

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RECORD BREAKDOWNYear Home Away Neutral Overall2011 5-2-1 2-5-1 2-1-2 9-8-42010 5-4-0 2-5-0 1-2-0 8-11-02009 5-2-1 3-3-2 0-1-0 8-6-32008 4-2-0 1-8-0 1-2-0 6-12-02007 2-5-0 1-8-1 0-3-0 3-16-12006 5-2-2 4-6-0 0-0-2 9-8-42005 5-2-2 3-5-0 1-0-0 9-7-22004 2-5-0 1-9-0 1-1-0 4-15-02003 4-4-0 5-4-0 1-1-0 10-9-02002 0-5-3 0-10-1 0-1-0 0-16-42001 3-4-0 2-10-0 3-1-1 8-15-12000 1-3-0 0-10-0 0-4-1 1-17-11999 6-3-0 6-2-1 0-2-0 12-7-11998 6-4-0 7-3-0 0-0-0 13-7-01997 3-7-1 2-5-1 0-0-0 5-12-21996 4-3-2 4-6-0 0-0-0 8-9-21995 8-2-0 4-2-1 1-1-0 13-5-11994 8-2-0 2-5-0 1-2-0 11-9-01993 6-4-0 1-6-0 1-0-0 8-10-01992 4-5-0 2-8-0 1-0-0 7-13-01991 2-6-1 1-5-3 0-0-0 3-11-41990 4-9-0 4-3-0 0-0-0 8-12-01989 4-3-1 2-9-0 0-0-0 6-12-11988 1-8-0 2-10-0 0-1-0 3-19-01987 1-8-0 0-8-0 0-2-0 1-18-0

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AAbraham, Roney 1987Abrams, Billy 1993-96Aidoo, Jonni 2000-01Akujuobi, Chijioke 2010-Albertsson, Per 1987-88Alenky, Bryan 2004Alexander, Philip 2005Al-Gashamy, Ali 2012-Ambler, Robbie 1995Ammons, Michael 1999Anderson, Trevor 1999Andes, Wade 2002Arango, Jonathan 2010-11Archer, Phil 1987Asanin-Miroux, Eric 2007-11Asger, Brooks 2012-Ashley, Colin 2009-Augruso, Adam 2007-10Austin, Mark 1997-99

BBarclay, Richard 1991, 1994-95Barnes, Jason 1987-90Barrett, Joshua 1998Battle, James 2000Benton, Stephen 1998-2000Black, Jonathan 2003-06Blake, Philip 2005Bledsoe, Matt 2000-03Bogart, Matt 2011-Bomfi m, Marcos 1991Bopp, Marcus 1992Bowen, Eric 2010-Bowling, Jamie 1996-97Boynton, Tommy 2000-02Bradley, Jim 1987Bresnahand, Glen 1991-92Bristol, Justin 1993Brittingham, Tom 1988Brock, Travis 1987Brugner, Adam 1994-97Bueno, Vince 1996-99Burgess, Adam 1999Burkett, Zach 2005-08Burns, Jay 1998

CCantillina, Pablo 1988Cardenas, Thomas 2012-Cardin, Matthew 2010Carlson, Ryan 2002Carrinick, Todd 1994Carroll, Darnell 2000-04Castillo, J.J. 2006Castainca, Chad 2010-Charles, Lennox 1990-91Christie, John 2009Churnside, Daniel 2012-Cieutat, Matt 1994Clark, Greg 1990Clarke, Denzel 2011-Clarke, Patrick 2000-02Clement, Matt 2001-04Colgan, Patrick 2009-10Comvalius, Kevin 2011-Cook, Nathan 2012-Corbin, James 1995Corcoran, Scott 2005Coulson, Elliot 2001Cox, Clay 1992, 1994Cox, Colin 1998-99Cullison, Adam 2002

DDadah, Jeremy 1997-98Daniel, Robert 1995-97Daugherty, Ryan 2003Davidson, Charles 1991Davis, Chris 2010-Davis, Joe 1998Day, Jordan 2009-Delphonse, Eliel 2009-10

Demba, Ousainou 1993Derrick, Brooks 1993-96Dittrich, Dirk 2005-07Dollar, Joshua 1998Donaldson, Andy 2004Dowell, Sam 2007-09Dowling, Matthew 2005Dove, Maxwell 2009Drain, Mike 1996, 1998Dress, Jimmy 1991Dudko, Mike 1987-89

EEdwards, Chris 1992-93Eichten, Anthony 2004Elekan, Jaap 2009-Eller, Robbie 1991Ellis, Mike 2012-Espinoza, Brian 1992-93Evans, Nick 1999

FFaile, Ed 1989Farrell, Larry 1989Fenner, Rich 1988Ferrell, Tom 1987Ferris, John 1989Ferro, Chris 1987Flippin, Shane 2003-05Flowers, Joseph 1992Folk, Chad 1993-94, 1996Forest, John 1991Fossung, Henry 2001-03Foster, Cory 2006Foster, Richard 1994Fox, T.J. 2007Frewen, Sydney 2000

GGaddy, Whit 1999Gaines, Jordan 2005-09Gaita, Ernesto 2011Gallego, Christian 2002Garcia, Adam 2010Gardella, Morgan 2002Gardner, Brandon 1999Garver, Ryan 2008Gathers, Jalen 2011-Gatzky, Boris 2006-07Gay, Bernard 1987Geraci, Dane 2004-08Giles, Greg 1998-99Gill, Roger 1995, 1998Glasscock, Justin 1999Godfrey, Richard 2006-07Goforth, Scott 1999-2002Gonzalez, Charlie 2002-03Gonzalez, Dimas 1999-2000Gordon, Sheldon 2007Gottschalk, Eric 1988Graham, Brent 2005Gratop, Chris 1998Gray, Joe 1992, 1994Gray, Richard 2008Green, Chad 2002Green, Jed 1996-98Gunn, Shane 1991

HHames, Christopher 2007-08Hammersmark, Marius 2010-Hampton, Cliff 1992Harper, Dump 1987Harris, Brian 2002Hartfi eld, Ian 2010-11Hartman, David 1989Haupner, Greg 1993Hayes, Ryan 1998-99Heatherly, Josh 1996Hedrick, Nathan 1998Hefferon, Gerard 2007-09Hemphill, Taf 1991Hemphill, J 1993-96

Hercules, Kerry 1997-99Hilderbrant, Adam 1998-2000Hoffman, Jason 1999-2001Holder, Garth 1996-98Holland, Doug 1989Hood, Brian 1998-99Hostetter, Nathan 1999-2000Hough, Joseph 1987-88Houston, Daniel 2008-09Hoyle, Dusty 1987Hubbard, Sean 2003-04Hucks, Tommy 1988Hughes, Carlton 2005-06Huitt, Justin 1999Hull, Tony 2001Hunter, Steven 2006Hurdle, Douglas 2009

IIrwin, Brian 1991-94Ivanovich, Jovan 2009-11Ivey, Scott 1987

JJackson, Jarrett 2005-08Johnson, Anuluwala 1996-97Johnson, Evan 2010Johnson, Joe 2003Jolley, David 1990Jones, Richard 1989-92Jordan, Taylor 2008-

KKabanda, Romeo 2009-10Kahill, Kerry 1991Kahn, Tyler 2006Kegley, Jay 1990Keith, Rodney 1994-97Kelly, Brian 2001Kelly, Sean 1991-94Kennedy, Jake 2012-Kennettz, Jr. Dennis 2009Kershaw, J.D. 2009Kettering, Tyler 2003-06Khoury, Nick 2000Knell, Cameron 2006Kozman, Trent 2007-10Krivoski, Dusan 1995Krotee, Scott 2008-Kwasnick, Andrea 1990-91, 1994Kwasnick, Eddie 1991

LLain, Tristan 2012-Lamb, Andy 1988-89Lara, Joey 1993Lee Yaw, Jerome 1993-96Leible, Chris 2005Lemmon, Arik 2004-05Lepschi, Gampi 2005Lewis, Charles 2000-01Lewis, Trey 2011Lopez, Jorge 1990-91Lovette, Shay 2006Lozano, Sergio 2001-04

MMartin, Doug 1989Martinez, Gerardo 2011Martinez, Juan 1999-2000Mashiku, Dunstan 1998-2000Maxwell, Stephen 2010Mbanyamsig, Guy 2007-10McCallum, Paul 2000-01McDonald, Jeffery 1996McDonald, Matt 2000-01McGee, Matt 1991McGillvery, Paul 2004McLean, Loren 2003-05Meglii, Craig 1987-88Miller, Jamie 2005-06Mitchell, Jimmy 1987-89Mollozzi, Matthew 2004-07

Moore, CJ 2012-Moreno, Alfredo 1997-98Morgan, Greg 1990Morris, Julian 2007-11Morrison, Bradley 2005-08Myers, Rob 1994

NNader, Jonas 2011-Nardozzi, Brice 2010-11Narvez, Eric 1993-96Neil, Charles 1988Niescierowicz, Matt 2008Nolan, Kevin 2008-11

OO’Connor, Austin 2010Odembo, George 1995-96Odugba, Colin 1998Odugba, Edwin 1992-95Opuku Toffour, Kwasi 2005Oros, Rio 2000-02Oswalt, Timothy 2006-08

PPadgett, Daniel 2003Palouykov, Ilia 1997Panigua, Paul 1997Parker, Matt 1992-93Pearson, Chris 1992-93Pelusi, Joe 1997-98Pelz, Mark 1999Petrenick, Steve 1988-90Pettigrew, Barrington 2004Phillips, Donald 1999Phillips, Jordan 2005Pietras, Peter 1988Pinzon, Miguel 2006-08Price, Ken 2005Puckerin, Dennis 1990-91Putnam, Paul 2004

QQuarterman, Ford 2005-06Quashie, Rommethy 1997-98Quintero, Jason 1992-93Quartey, Lovett 1992

RRackley, James 2006Ramirez, Carlos 2002-05Ranucci, Alex 1991-94Reiman, Stephen 2002Reinhardsen, Jon Ole 2009-Richards, Ty 1993-95Riley, Kylen 1997-98Roberto, Michael 1996-97Roberts, Jess 1988Robinson, Andrew 2008-11Rodriguez, Jesse 2008-11Rosser, Joshua 1999

SSalvaggione, Chris 2005-06Sams, Matthew 1998Santiago, Renan 2012-Sargent, John 2009-Sawyer, Darrell 2006-07Schaefer, John 1988-89Schaefering, Drew 2004-05Schlegel, Bobby 1991Schmittle, Eric 2006Schultz, Josh 2009Seager, Jason 2000Senger, Ethan 2011-Shelton, Riley 2011-Shepherd, Junior 2012-Shockley, Jon 1989-91Simmonet, Brad 1992Simmons, David 1999Simpson, Josh 2002Slattery, Derek 1996Smith, Geof 1988

Smith, Mark 1987-90Smith, Matthew 2004Smith, Scott 1990Snodgrass, Ryan 2005-08Solomon, Anthony 1995-96Sorrells, Matt 1995-98Spillers, Clay 1987Steelman, Drew 1998-99Steeves, David 1989-92Steffen, Troy 2001Sterling, Derek 1999Sterling, Jeremy 1997-2000Stewart, Jared 2005Stoddard, Ben 2007-08Strait, Eli 2003Stuerstedt, Timo 2005Svendsen, Blake 2012-Swaby, Craig 2012-Swaim, Logan 2006-08

TTasedan, George 2006-07, 2009Tatsumi, Satoshi 2010-Thackston, Scott 1996-97Thomas, George 1989Thomas, Lyssean 2012-Thompson, Chad 1996-99Tigner, Zac 2009Timmons, Scott 1993-94Tirado, Efrain 1987-90Todaro, John 1989-92Traylor, Jordan 2003-07Tremblay, Matt 2011Trujillo, Manny 2000-03Tubbs, Jordan 2006Turner, Tyler 2009

UUlrich, Todd 2000-03

V Vang, Tu Wang 1994-95Vialpando, Michael 1998

W Wadsworth, Matthew 1999Wagner, Jurgen 1998Walker, Michael 1991-93Wall, Richie 2009-11Wallace, Jay 2006Wallace, Ryan 1996-99Walsh, Chapman 2004Ward, Aaron 1996-97Way, Mike 1994-95, 1997-98Webb, Brian 1987Webster, Mark 2008-09Wells, Bryce 2012-Welsh, David 1993-96Wentzel, Brian 2000-01, 2003-04White, Todd 1987Whitehead, Jonathan 1993-94Willas, Troy 1990Williams, Chris 2001-04Williams, Errol 1993-96Wilson, Herman 1995Wilson, Jon 1987-88Wise, C.J. 2008-09Wolf, Eric 1996Wood, Clint 1995Worsham, Michael 1987Wrobel, Nicolas 2010

YYeager, Eric 2011-Young, Brian 2002-05

ZZeray, Yafet 1987Zeider, Chip 2006

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Alabama A&M .................................0-1-0Alabama-Huntsville ..........................0-4-0Alderson-Broaddus ...........................0-1-0Anderson ...........................................2-0-0Appalachian State .............................1-5-1Atlantic Christian ..............................0-2-0Augusta .............................................1-3-1Belmont ............................................4-4-1Belmont Abbey .................................2-3-0Birmingham Southern ......................0-1-0Bluefi eld ...........................................1-0-0Brevard .............................................1-0-0Campbell ...........................................2-7-1Carson-Newman ...............................8-8-0Catawba .......................................... 3-11-0Cedarville .........................................0-0-1Charleston Southern/Baptist .............1-1-0Charlotte ...........................................0-2-0Chowan .............................................1-0-0Clemson ............................................1-9-0Coastal Carolina ...............................1-4-1Coker ................................................1-1-0Concord ............................................0-1-0Covenant ...........................................1-0-0Davidson ...........................................0-1-1East Carolina ....................................1-0-0Eckerd ...............................................0-1-0Elon ...................................................6-5-1Emmanuel .........................................1-0-0Erskine ..............................................1-2-0Ferrum ..............................................4-0-0Florida Atlantic .................................1-4-0Florida Gulf Coast ............................1-0-0Florida Tech ......................................0-1-0

Francis Marion ..................................2-3-0Furman ..............................................0-2-1Georgia Southern ..............................3-2-1Georgia State ....................................1-5-0Guilford ............................................0-4-0High Point .........................................1-5-3IUPUI ...............................................0-0-1IPFW .................................................1-2-0Jacksonville ......................................2-6-0Johnson & Wales ..............................1-0-0King ..................................................0-2-0Lander ...............................................5-4-0Lee ....................................................0-1-0Lenoir-Rhyne .................................. 6-11-0Liberty ..............................................4-9-1Limestone .........................................4-5-0Lincoln Memorial .............................1-2-0Lipscomb ..........................................4-4-0Longwood .........................................3-3-0Marshall ............................................0-0-1Mars Hill ...........................................6-7-2Mercer ...............................................3-6-0Milligan ............................................2-0-0Montevello ........................................1-0-0Montreat Anderson ...........................2-0-0Morehouse ........................................1-1-0Mt. Olive ...........................................0-2-0Mt. St. Mary’s ...................................0-1-0N.C. State ..........................................0-5-0Newberry ..........................................5-0-0North Florida ....................................1-3-0North Georgia ...................................5-0-0Pfeiffer .............................................. 3-2-1Piedmont ........................................... 3-2-0

Piedmont Bible ................................. 1-0-0Presbyterian College ....................... 8-11-1Queens .............................................. 0-1-0Radford ............................................. 5-2-1Reinhardt .......................................... 0-0-1Rollins ............................................... 0-2-0St. Andrews ....................................... 0-2-0St. Leo ............................................... 0-2-0Stetson .............................................. 3-6-0The Citadel ....................................... 1-3-0The Masters ...................................... 0-1-0Toccoa Falls ...................................... 1-0-0Trinity Christian................................ 1-0-0Tusculum .......................................... 1-4-1UAB .................................................. 0-0-1UCF .................................................. 0-3-1UMBC .............................................. 0-1-0University of DC .............................. 2-1-0UNC Asheville .................................. 7-7-1UNC Greensboro ............................. 0-3-0UNC Pembroke/Pembroke St. .......... 2-3-0UNC Wilmington .............................. 0-1-0University of South Carolina ............ 0-2-0USC Aiken ........................................ 5-1-0USC Upstate ..................................... 2-4-2Virginia Commonwealth ................... 1-0-0Virgina Military Institute .................. 4-2-0Virgina Tech ...................................... 0-2-1Wake Forest ...................................... 0-3-0Warren Wilson .................................. 1-0-0Wingate ........................................... 4-12-0Winthrop ......................................... 3-12-2Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...................... 1-0-0Wofford ........................................... 4-11-0

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2009

8-6-3 (4-3-1 Big South)

Sep. 01 at Clemson W, 1-0

Sep. 04 Covenant W, 5-1

Sep. 06 Jacksonville W, 3-2

Sep. 11 vs. IPFW L, 0-1

Sep. 23 at Presbyterian * W, 1-0

Sep. 26 at Radford * W, 2-0

Sep. 30 High Point * L, 0-5

Oct. 03 Winthrop * T, 2-2 (2ot)

Oct. 07 at Coastal Carolina * L, 1-3

Oct. 10 Georgia Southern W, 5-2

Oct. 14 at VMI * L, 0-2

Oct. 17 at UNC Greensboro L, 1-3

Oct. 20 Liberty * W, 2-1

Oct. 28 UNC Asheville * W, 2-1

Oct. 31 Appalachian State L, 2-4

Nov. 04 at USC Upstate T, 2-2 (2ot)

Nov. 13 Winthrop ^ T, 2-2 (2ot)

* denotes conference match

^ denotes conference tournament match

2008

6-12 (5-3 Big South)

Aug. 29 Lipscomb L, 0-4

Aug. 31 Belmont L, 1-2 (ot)

Sep. 05 at Jacksonville L, 2-3

Sep. 07 at North Florida L, 2-3 (2ot)

Sep. 12 vs. Appalachian State L, 0-1 (2ot)

Sep. 14 vs. USC Upstate W, 3-0

Sep. 20 Radford * W, 1-0

Sep. 24 Presbyterian * W, 4-0

Sep. 27 at High Point * L, 0-1

Oct. 04 at N.C. State L, 0-4

Oct. 12 Coastal Carolina * W, 2-1

Oct. 15 at UNC Asheville * W, 2-1

Oct. 17 at Georgia Souhern L, 1-4

Oct. 21 at Liberty * L, 0-3

Oct. 26 VMI * W, 1-0

Oct. 30 at Winthrop * L, 1-2

Nov. 04 at Clemson L, 0-1

Nov. 13 vs. UNC Asheville ^ L, 2-4



2010

8-11 (5-3 Big South)

Sep. 01 Georgia State L, 1-2 (ot)

Sep. 03 Mercer W, 3-0

Sep. 10 vs. Lipscomb L, 1-3

Sep. 12 at Belmont L, 1-2

Sep. 15 USC Upstate W, 1-0

Sep. 18 Davidson L, 0-1 (ot)

Sep. 21 at Appalachian State L, 1-3

Sep. 25 at High Point * L, 0-4

Sep. 29 at UNC Asheville * W, 3-0

Oct. 05 at Clemson L, 0-5

Oct. 09 VMI * W, 2-0

Oct. 16 Coastal Carolina * L, 1-2

Oct. 19 at Liberty * W, 2-0

Oct. 22 UNC Greensboro L, 1-4

Oct. 28 at Winthrop * L, 1-2

Nov. 02 Presbyterian * W, 3-0

Nov. 05 Radford * W, 4-1

Nov. 11 vs. Winthrop ^ W, 2-0

Nov. 12 vs. Coastal Carolina ^ L, 0-1



2011

9-8-4 (5-3-1 Big South)

Aug. 28 Brevard W, 3-0

Sep. 01 vs. Woff ord L, 1-2

Sep. 03 vs. Georgia Southern T, 1-1 (2ot)

Sep. 09 vs. Appalachian State T, 0-0 (2ot)

Sep. 11 at Davidson L, 0-3

Sep. 16 vs. UW-Milwaukee W, 2-1

Sep. 18 vs. #20 VCU W, 1-0

Sep. 23 at #25 Coastal Carolina * L, 1-3

Sep. 24 at UNC Greensboro L, 0-4

Sep. 27 at Clemson L, 1-2 (2ot)

Oct. 01 at Campbell * L, 1-3

Oct. 05 at Presbyterian * W, 2-1

Oct. 08 Liberty * W, 3-1

Oct. 15 at VMI * W, 2-1

Oct. 19 UNC Asheville * W, 1-0

Oct. 22 High Point * W, 2-0

Oct. 29 at Radford * T, 0-0 (2ot)

Nov. 02 Winthrop * L, 0-1

Nov. 10 Winthrop ^ W, 2-1

Nov. 11 High Point ^ T, 0-0 (2ot)

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2005

9-7-2 (2-6 A-Sun)

Sep. 01 East Carolina W, 6-2

Sep. 03 Appalachian State W, 1-0

Sep. 06 Furman T, 2-2 (2ot)

Sep. 10 Liberty T, 2-2 (2ot)

Sep. 16 at Winthrop W, 3-0

Sep. 17 vs. Radford W, 1-0

Sep. 20 at #3 Clemson L, 1-2

Sep. 25 at Georgia Southern W, 3-1

Sep. 29 at North Florida * L, 0-1

Oct. 01 at Jacksonville * L, 1-4

Oct. 06 Mercer * L, 1-2

Oct. 08 Stetson * L, 0-1

Oct. 13 at Lipscomb * L, 1-2

Oct. 16 Belmont * W, 1-0

Oct. 20 Woff ord W, 2-0


Nov. 05 at UNC Asheville W, 2-0

Nov. 06 Florida Atlantic * W, 2-1


2004

4-15 (1-8 A-Sun)

Sep. 01 UNC Asheville L, 0-2

Sep. 06 at Woff ord W, 2-0

Sep. 10 vs. IPFW L, 0-1

Sep. 11 vs. Longwood W, 1-0

Sep. 15 at Liberty L, 0-3

Sep. 19 at Furman L, 0-2

Sep. 23 at Georgia State * L, 2-3

Sep. 25 at Mercer * L, 0-1

Sep. 28 at Clemson L, 0-4

Oct. 03 at #15 South Carolina L, 2-3

Oct. 07 Jacksonville * L, 0-2


Oct. 14 at UCF * L, 1-2 (2ot)

Oct. 16 at Florida Atlantic * L, 0-4

Oct. 22 at Winthrop L, 0-1

Oct. 24 Georgia Southern W, 2-1 (ot)

Oct. 28 Belmont * L, 0-1

Oct. 30 Lipscomb * W, 4-1

Nov. 06 Campbell * L, 2-3


2006

9-8-4 (5-1-1 A-Sun)

Aug. 25 High Point T, 1-1 (2ot)

Aug. 26 Winthrop L, 0-5

Sep. 08 at Furman L, 0-1

Sep. 10 vs. Coastal Carolina T, 1-1 (2ot)

Sep. 16 Georgia Southern L, 3-4

Sep. 20 at Charlotte L, 0-3


Sep. 28 at Mercer * W, 1-0

Sep. 30 at Stetson * L, 2-3 (2ot)

Oct. 05 North Florida * W, 3-2

Oct. 07 Jacksonville * W, 1-0

Oct. 10 VMI W, 4-0

Oct. 14 Campbell * T, 1-1 (2ot)

Oct. 19 at Lipscomb * W, 4-2

Oct. 21 at Belmont * W, 1-0

Oct. 23 UNC Asheville W, 1-0


Nov. 03 vs. Campbell ^ W, 2-0

Nov. 04 at Stetson ^ W, 2-1 (ot)

Nov. 11 at #23 UAB # T, 1-1 (2ot)

Nov. 16 at #9 Clemson # L, 1-3



# NCAA Division I College Cup match

2007

3-16-1 (3-6 A-Sun)

Aug. 31 at High Point T, 1-1 (2ot)


Sep. 05 at VMI L, 2-4

Sep. 08 Liberty L, 1-2

Sep. 14 vs. Radford L, 0-1

Sep. 16 at Winthrop L, 1-5

Sep. 22 Alabama A&M L, 0-2

Sep. 28 at Jacksonville * L, 1-2

Sep. 30 at North Florida * L, 0-1

Oct. 05 Belmont * W, 1-0

Oct. 07 Lipscomb * L, 1-2

Oct. 11 at Presbyterian L, 1-2

Oct. 14 USC Upstate * L, 1-2


Oct. 20 at Mercer * W, 1-0

Oct. 26 Stetson * L, 2-3 (ot)

Oct. 28 Florida Gulf Coast * W, 4-3


Nov. 07 at UNC Asheville L, 0-4

Nov. 14 vs. Campbell ^ L, 1-6



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2000

1-17-1

Sep. 01 at USC Spartanburg L, 2-6

Sep. 02 vs. Francis Marion L, 0-5

Sep. 15 at Georgia State L, 0-4

Sep. 17 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 1-10

Sep. 23 at Mercer L, 0-6

Sep. 24 vs. Florida Atlantic L, 2-7

Sep. 26 Carson-Newman L, 0-2

Sep. 29 vs. Eckerd L, 4-5 (ot)

Sep. 30 at Rollins L, 2-4

Oct. 03 Lenoir-Rhyne L, 2-3

Oct. 11 Mars Hill W, 3-1

Oct. 14 at UNC Asheville L, 1-4

Oct. 18 at Th e Citadel L, 1-3

Oct. 21 at Liberty L, 2-3

Oct. 28 at Winthrop L, 1-3

Nov. 02 at N.C. State L, 0-3

Nov. 04 Virginia Tech L, 0-2

Nov. 10 vs. Reinhardt ^ T, 1-1 (2ot)

Nov. 11 at Piedmont ^ L, 2-3

^ NCCAA Championship Tournament

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2001

8-15-1

Aug. 31 at Charlotte L, 3-4 (2ot)

Sep. 02 at Woff ord L, 1-3


Sep. 08 vs. Radford W, 2-1 (ot)

Sep. 12 Georgia State L, 2-3

Sep. 15 at Lee L, 1-2 (ot)

Sep. 22 Mercer L, 1-2

Sep. 25 at Wake Forest L, 0-2

Sep. 28 Lipscomb W, 8-2

Sep. 29 Belmont W, 5-1

Oct. 06 at Campbell L, 1-2

Oct. 09 UNC Asheville W, 3-2 (ot)

Oct. 12 Morehouse L, 2-3

Oct. 15 at #11 South Carolina L, 0-5

Oct. 20 Liberty L, 0-2

Oct. 24 at #6 Clemson L, 0-6

Oct. 31 at Virginia Tech L, 0-5

Nov. 03 at Stetson W, 3-2

Nov. 04 at UCF L, 0-1

Nov. 09 vs. Emmanuel ^ W, 6-1

Nov. 11 at Piedmont ^ W, 3-2

Nov. 16 vs. Trinity Christian ^ W, 3-1

Nov. 17 vs. Th e Masters ^ L, 0-3

Nov. 19 vs. Cedarville ^ T, 1-1 (2ot)

^ NCCAA Championship Tournament

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2003

10-9 (4-5 A-Sun)

Aug. 29 Milligan W, 3-2

Sep. 10 at N.C. State L, 2-3

Sep. 13 Winthrop L, 0-6

Sep. 17 at Elon W, 3-2 (2ot)

Sep. 20 Liberty W, 4-1

Sep. 23 at Longwood W, 2-0

Sep. 27 Woff ord W, 4-0

Oct. 02 Mercer * L, 1-2 (2ot)

Oct. 04 Georgia State * W, 2-1

Oct. 09 at Stetson * W, 2-1

Oct. 11 at Jacksonville * L, 0-1 (ot)

Oct. 16 Florida Atlantic * L, 0-6

Oct. 18 UCF * L, 1-2 (ot)

Oct. 22 at #5 Wake Forest L, 1-6

Oct. 25 at Campbell * W, 5-3

Oct. 30 at Lipscomb * W, 2-1

Nov. 01 at Belmont * L, 2-3

Nov. 07 vs. Appalachian State L, 3-5

Nov. 08 vs. IPFW W, 1-0


2002

0-16-4 (0-6-2 A-Sun)

Aug. 30 vs. Mount St. Mary’s L, 0-2

Sep. 01 at UMBC L, 0-3


Sep. 08 Virginia Tech T, 0-0 (2ot)

Sep. 16 at UNC Asheville T, 1-1 (2ot)


Sep. 21 at UNC Wilmington L, 1-2

Sep. 27 at Woff ord L, 2-3

Sep. 30 Belmont * T, 2-2 (2ot)

Oct. 03 Charleston Southern L, 0-3


Oct. 12 at Florida Atlantic * L, 0-7

Oct. 14 at Jacksonville * L, 0-3

Oct. 19 Campbell * L, 1-5

Oct. 23 Th e Citadel L, 2-4

Oct. 26 at Liberty * L, 1-5

Oct. 29 at #1 Wake Forest L, 0-10

Oct. 31 UCF * T, 2-2 (2ot)

Nov. 05 at Mercer * L, 1-4

Nov. 11 at Georgia State * L, 1-4


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1996

8-9-2 (2-4-1 SAC)

Sep. 04 Newberry W, 5-2

Sep. 07 Augusta State T, 3-3

Sep. 11 Lenoir-Rhyne * W, 4-0

Sep. 14 at Lander W, 1-0

Sep. 18 at Catawba * L, 1-2

Sep. 25 Presbyterian * T, 1-1

Sep. 28 at Piedmont L, 2-3 (2ot)

Oct. 01 Carson-Newman * L, 1-2

Oct. 04 Erskine W, 4-2

Oct. 05 North Georgia W, 4-1

Oct. 09 at Elon * W, 5-0

Oct. 12 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 1-4

Oct. 16 Mars Hill * L, 0-2

Oct. 19 at Tusculum L, 2-5

Oct. 23 at Wingate * L, 1-5

Oct. 26 Johnson & Wales W, 10-0

Oct. 30 at USC Spartanburg L, 0-1

Nov. 05 at Carson-Newman ^ W, 2-1 (2ot)

Nov. 09 Catawba ^ L, 0-1



1995

13-5-1 (4-3 SAC)

Sep. 03 Piedmont W, 4-1

Sep. 06 at Lenoir-Rhyne * W, 2-1

Sep. 10 vs. USC Aiken W, 7-0

Sep. 11 at Augusta T, 1-1

Sep. 16 Wingate * L, 2-3

Sep. 23 at Carson-Newman * L, 1-3

Sep. 27 Lander W, 1-0

Sep. 30 Elon * W, 4-0

Oct. 04 at Presbyterian * L, 0-1

Oct. 07 Montevello W, 6-3

Oct. 08 Alabama-Huntsville L, 0-4

Oct. 11 Catawba * W, 1-0

Oct. 14 at Mars Hill * W, 2-1


Oct. 20 Newberry W, 8-0

Oct. 21 Chowan W, 4-0

Oct. 25 at Woff ord W, 1-0

Oct. 31 at Carson-Newman ^ W, 3-2

Nov. 04 vs. Presbyterian ^ L, 0-1



1997

5-12-2 (2-4-1 SAC)

Aug. 29 at UNC Pembroke W, 3-2

Sep. 03 Newberry * W, 9-0

Sep. 06 Lander L, 1-2

Sep. 09 Lenoir-Rhyne * L, 0-1

Sep. 13 at Augusta State L, 1-2

Sep. 17 Catawba * L, 1-6

Sep. 20 USC Spartanburg L, 0-5

Sep. 24 at Presbyterian * L, 0-2

Oct. 01 at Carson-Newman * W, 1-0

Oct. 04 USC Aiken W, 2-1

Oct. 07 Tusculum W, 4-2

Oct. 10 IUPUI T, 1-1

Oct. 11 Alabama-Huntsville L, 0-2

Oct. 15 at Mars Hill * T, 1-1

Oct. 18 Concord L, 1-2

Oct. 22 Wingate * L, 2-3

Oct. 25 at Rollins L, 2-3

Oct. 27 at St. Leo L, 0-2

Nov. 04 at Wingate ^ L, 2-3



1999

12-7-1 (6-2 SAC)

Aug. 27 Belmont Abbey L, 2-3

Sep. 03 at USC Spartanburg T, 2-2

Sep. 04 vs. Francis Marion L, 0-4

Sep. 08 at Lenoir-Rhyne * W, 2-0

Sep. 10 at Anderson W, 3-0

Sep. 15 Catawba * W, 5-1

Sep. 18 USC Aiken W, 4-1

Sep. 22 at Presbyterian * W, 5-1

Sep. 25 at UNC Pembroke W, 3-2

Sep. 29 at Carson-Newman * W, 5-3

Oct. 02 Lander W, 3-2

Oct. 07 Tusculum * L, 2-3 (ot)


Oct. 13 at Mars Hill * W, 3-1

Oct. 20 Wingate * L, 0-5

Oct. 23 at King L, 1-2

Oct. 24 at Lincoln Memorial L, 3-5

Oct. 28 Newberry * W, 9-0

Nov. 04 Lenoir-Rhyne ^ W, 4-1

Nov. 07 vs. Tusculum ^ L, 3-4



1998

13-7 (5-2 SAC)

Aug. 25 Morehouse W, 9-0

Aug. 28 at Belmont Abbey W, 1-0 (ot)

Sep. 01 Montreat Anderson W, 2-1

Sep. 02 at Newberry * W, 7-2

Sep. 05 UNC Pembroke L, 1-3

Sep. 09 Lenoir-Rhyne * W, 3-1

Sep. 16 at Catawba * W, 1-0

Sep. 23 Presbyterian * W, 4-3

Sep. 26 Anderson W, 5-0

Sep. 30 Carson-Newman * L, 2-3

Oct. 03 at Lander W, 2-1

Oct. 07 at Tusculum L, 2-3 (ot)

Oct. 09 at Florida Tech L, 1-6

Oct. 14 Mars Hill * L, 0-3

Oct. 17 at USC Aiken W, 2-1 (ot)

Oct. 21 at Wingate * W, 2-1

Oct. 24 at North Georgia W, 2-0

Oct. 25 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 0-1

Oct. 29 Limestone W, 9-0

Nov. 04 Presbyterian ^ L, 0-1 (ot)



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1992

7-13 (2-5 SAC)


Sep. 06 Bluefi eld W, 7-0


Sep. 11 vs. University of DC W, 3-1

Sep. 16 at Wingate * W, 4-0


Sep. 20 at Ferrum W, 3-2


Sep. 26 Carson-Newman * L, 2-4 (ot)

Oct. 01 at UNC Asheville L, 0-2

Oct. 03 at Elon * L, 1-4


Oct. 09 at Lander L, 1-3 (ot)

Oc.t 10 at Augusta L, 1-2

Oct. 13 Presbyterian * L, 2-3

Oct. 16 Pfeiff er W, 3-2

Oct. 17 Longwood L, 2-3

Oct. 21 Woff ord L, 0-2

Oct. 24 Mars Hill * W, 3-2

Oct. 28 at Lenoir-Rhyne ^ L, 1-2 (ot)



1991

3-11-4 (1-4-2 SAC)

Sep. 07 Longwood L, 1-3

Sep. 08 Augusta L, 1-2 (2ot)

Sep. 11 Wingate * W, 3-0

Sep. 15 at Francis Marion W, 2-1

Sep. 18 at Lenoir-Rhyne * L, 0-5

Sep. 22 North Georgia W, 7-1

Sep. 25 University of DC L, 0-1


Sep. 28 at Tusculum T, 2-2

Oct. 01 Catawba * L, 0-2

Oct. 05 Elon * T, 1-1 (ot)

Oct. 08 at Woff ord L, 2-4

Oct. 10 UNC Asheville L, 0-4

Oct. 13 at Mars Hill * T, 1-1 (2ot)

Oct. 16 at Presbyterian * L, 1-3

Oct. 19 at Limestone L, 3-5

Oct. 23 Erskine L, 1-6

Oct. 26 at Pfeiff er T, 1-1


1993

8-10 (2-5 SAC)

Sep. 04 University of DC W, 5-1

Sep. 06 King L, 0-2

Sep. 10 vs. Pfeiff er W, 3-2

Sep. 11 at Lincoln Memorial L, 3-4 (2ot)


Sep. 18 Augusta L, 1-2




Oct. 02 Elon * W, 3-1

Oct. 08 Ferrum W, 5-1

Oct. 09 Francis Marion W, 1-0

Oct. 13 at Presbyterian * W, 4-2 (2ot)


Oct. 20 at Mars Hill * L, 0-1

Oct. 22 Lander W, 2-1





1994

11-9 (4-3 SAC)

Sep. 03 Piedmont W, 4-1

Sep. 04 Alderson-Broaddus L, 0-1

Sep. 07 at Lander L, 2-7

Sep. 10 Augusta W, 2-1

Sep. 14 at Wingate * L, 1-3

Sep. 17 vs. Woff ord L, 0-4

Sep. 18 vs. St. Leo L, 1-2


Sep. 24 Carson-Newman * W, 2-1



Oct. 04 Presbyterian * W, 1-0

Oct. 08 at Erskine L, 2-3 (ot)


Oct. 15 Lincoln Memorial W, 6-0


Oct. 22 at Longwood W, 2-0

Nov. 01 Carson-Newman ^ W, 3-1

Nov. 05 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne ^ W, 5-0




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Sep. 04 vs. Stetson L, 0-7

Sep. 05 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne * L, 2-7

Sep. 08 Presbyterian L, 1-12


Sep. 12 at St. Andrews L, 0-6

Sep. 15 Limestone L, 0-3

Sep. 17 Mars Hill * L, 0-2

Sep. 21 at Pfeiff er * L, 1-9

Sep. 26 at Lander L, 0-19


Oct. 03 at Mount Olive * L, 1-3

Oct. 04 at Atlantic Christian * L, N/A


Oct. 11 Ferrum W, 2-1

Oct. 13 Elon * L, 1-5

Oct. 15 at Guilford * L, 0-6

Oct. 16 Pembroke State * L, 2-7

Oct. 25 at Belmont Abbey * L, 0-9

Oct. 26 High Point * L, 1-8

* NAIA District 26 match

1988

3-19 (0-12 NAIA District 26)

Aug. 27 Carson-Newman W, 3-2 (ot)

Sep. 02 Woff ord L, 0-6

Sep. 06 at Wingate * L, 0-4

Sep. 09 at Presbyterian L, 0-9

Sep. 12 Limestone L, 2-3

Sep. 15 Guilford * L, 0-6

Sep. 17 at UNC Asheville L, 1-9

Sep. 18 vs. Mars Hill L, 0-2

Sep. 20 at Ferrum W, 3-2

Sep. 24 at Pembroke State * L, 0-9

Sep. 27 at Belmont Abbey * L, 0-9


Oct. 02 Atlantic Christian * L, 2-4

Oct. 08 St. Andrews L, 0-7

Oct. 10 at Elon * L, 0-3

Oct. 12 Pfeiff er * L, 0-4

Oct. 22 Coker L, 1-2

Oct. 24 at High Point * L, 0-3

Oct. 26 at Mars Hill * L, 1-4

Oct. 28 Mount Olive * L, 0-2

Oct. 29 at Catawba * L, 3-8

Nov. 01 at Warren Wilson W, 3-0

* NAIA District 26 match

1990

8-12 (4-3 SAC)

Aug. 28 Limestone L, 2-3 (ot)

Sep. 01 Pfeiff er W, 5-0


Sep. 06 at Wingate * W, 3-2 (ot)

Sep. 09 Th e Citadel W, 4-2 (ot)

Sep. 13 at Queens L, 2-3

Sep. 16 Woff ord L, 0-2


Sep. 22 Guilford L, 1-4

Sep. 26 Carson-Newman * W, 3-2

Sep. 29 #13 Longwood L, 0-1

Oct. 01 at Catawba * L, 3-5

Oct. 03 at Montreat Anderson W, 13-1


Oct. 11 Francis Marion L, 0-1

Oct. 14 Presbyterian * L, 1-2


Oct. 19 at USC Aiken L, 0-5

Oct. 20 at Baptist W, 3-2

Oct. 22 Elon ^ L, 1-3



1989

6-12-1 (0-7 SAC)

Aug. 29 at Presbyterian * L, 0-7


Sep. 02 USC Aiken W, 3-1

Sep. 06 at Radford L, 0-10

Sep. 10 at Th e Citadel L, 1-7

Sep. 13 Piedmont Bible W, 7-0

Sep. 16 at Guilford L, 1-4

Sep. 19 Belmont Abbey # W, 2-1


Sep. 23 at Milligan W, 3-0

Sep. 26 at Lenoir-Rhyne * # L, 0-4

Oct. 02 Elon * # L, 2-8

Oct. 07 at Mars Hill * # L, 2-3

Oct. 15 Marshall T, 2-2

Oct. 17 at Coker W, 3-2

Oct. 21 Toccoa Falls W, N/A


Oct. 28 Catawba * # L, 1-5

Oct. 30 at Limestone L, 1-3


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Field in 2007, as it has received many upgrades since the fi eld’s inception in 1990. During the

summer of 2011, the fi eld itself received a face-lift , as brand new retaining walls were built

along the corners of the fi eld, while new fencing surrounds the game action, giving a stadium-

like feel to Greene-Harbison Field. Prior to the 2007 season, a permanent press box was built

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spectators to be right in the action of the games. Before the start of the 2005 season, Gardner-

Webb erected a brand new scoreboard adding to the game experience for all. In 2004, four

light standards were installed, allowing the Runnin’ Bulldogs to play home night games for the

fi rst time in school history. In 2002, the mobile bench covers were added, off ering players from

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An integral part of the entire Gardner-Webb University athletics program, the Athletic Training

Education Program emphasizes the importance of wellness in the teams’ pursuit of success. Under the

supervision of Kevin Jones, ATC, and the rest of the Athletic Training staff , athletic training students complete

part of their clinical education with the University’s 21 varsity sports. Jones and his staff work toward the

prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. Th e athletic training students at GWU are

fortunate to have a faculty and staff of thirteen certifi ed athletic trainers and a cooperative intercollegiate

athletics staff to enhance their learning experience. Th e clinical education that is conducted while serving

the student-athletes at Gardner-Webb University allows for comprehensive medical care in a learning

environment. Th e athletic training educational program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of

Athletic Training Education (CAATE). Athletic training students are able to pursue a B.S. in Athletic Training

through the Department of Physical Education, Wellness and Sport Studies. Upon graduation, athletic training

students must challenge and pass the Board of Certifi cation Exam to become Certifi ed Athletic Trainers (AT).

One of the most respected academic majors on campus, the Gardner-Webb Athletic Training educational

program boasts a growing enrollment and provides students with fi rst-class instruction and practical

experience in their chosen fi eld of study. Currently, Gardner-Webb graduates are working with NFL teams,

colleges and universities, high schools and physical therapy clinics. Aft er their academic careers at Gardner-

Webb, many students also choose to seek graduate assistant positions at colleges and universities around the

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Kevin Jones, MA, LAT, ATC Director of Athletic Training [email protected] Jon T. Mitchell, MA, LAT, ATC Service Program Director [email protected] Heather Hartsell, MS, LAT, ATC Educational Program Director [email protected] Eric Newton, MS, LAT, ATC Clinical Education Coordinator [email protected] Kat Ayotte, MA, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Stephenie Stark, MS, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Bill Harvard, MA, LAT, ATC, CSCS Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Ryan Lail, MS, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Ally Connally, MS, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Marcia Kennedy, ATC, LAT Graduate Assistant [email protected] Christina Kelley, ATC, LAT Graduate Assistant [email protected] Briana Galeazzie, ATC, LAT Graduate Assistant [email protected]

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Quadrian Banks Director of Athletic Performance [email protected]

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Bryan Klobucar Graduate Assistant Performance Coach [email protected]

Kenna Smoak Graduate Assistant Performance Coach [email protected]

ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

Mission StatementTh e mission of the Runnin' Bulldog athletic performance staff is to provide a fundamentally sound, eff ective, and complete strength and conditioning program. Utilizing eff ectual physiological principles, proven research, and practical knowledge, the experienced staff will facilitate maximizing athletic potential by means of periodic and meticulous program design and execution.

GoalTo maximize athletic potential and build Championship caliber student-athletes by providing the fi nest strength & conditioning department in the country.

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10 Principles of Performance

Cornerstone: FAITH

Th e cornerstone of any kind of true success begins with God. A man’s

ability to seek and have a relationship with Him, guides his steps.

1. Attention to Detail

* It is the mission of the athletic performance staff to carefully

research, plan, and eff ectively execute every particular detail of

training the student-athlete.

2. Testing and Evaluation

* By looking at Anatomical Composition, Measurements,

evaluating athletic skill, and goal setting.

3. Train Movements, not Muscles

* Athletes. Not body builders. Athletic skill such as running,

jumping, throwing, and shooting occur in diff erent planes of motion,

and all require proper neuromuscular recruiting patterns.

* Terminology such as: push, pull, vertical, horizontal,

transverse, linear, lateral are used when involving training.

4. Train Explosively

* Utilizing appropriate training methods, student-athletes have

the opportunity to take full advantage of their fast twitch potential.

5. Functional Mobility and Postural Control

* Athletes are required to move their bodies and / or objects in

a desired range of motion, while demonstrating coordination and

control.

* Flexibility, Range of Motion, and having a understanding of

the relationship of anatomy while executing positions / movement

patterns is essential.

6. Periodization and Variety

* It is imperative that a successful training program utilize

proper progression levels, periodized intensities, and volume design.

* Exercises and drills must show variety to peak athlete interest,

sustain performance levels, prevent overtraining, and cultivate

competition.

7. Specifi city

* It is important to not only train the athlete in the movements

required, but in the energy system required of the sport.

8. Diet and Recovery

* Proper nutrition and rest help meet the energy demands of

training. Th e body requires six separate types of nutrients in order to

function at peak levels. It is important to consume a balance of these

diff erent types of foods to supply the necessary nutrients.

9. Attitude

* You have no control over what the other guy does. You only

have control over what you do.” - A.J. Kitt

10. Develop Trusting Relationships

* It is very diffi cult (if not impossible) to disrupt or break up a

team whose foundation is built on trust, loyalty, and integrity.

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Located in Boiling Springs, N.C., Gardner-Webb University was founded in 1905 and is home to over 4,300

students from 37 states and 21 foreign countries. Gardner-Webb blends a liberal arts core curriculum with

more than 55 specialized major and minor programs, a comprehensive academic experience grounded in our

Christian commitment to service, leadership, and intellectual freedom.

Gardner-Webb, a private Christian, Baptist-related University, off ers a comprehensive academic experience

that introduces undergraduate and graduate students to the diverse world of ideas and to the people who think

them, challenging students spiritually and intellectually and equipping them not only for professional success

but for lives marked by empathy, compassion and a commitment to service on the broadest scale, Pro Deo et

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History Gardner-Webb’s journey from a boarding high school to a thriving regional University is marked by remarkable growth, great determination, and unyielding perseverance. In 1903, the Kings Mountain and Sandy Run Baptist Associations conceived a vision of an institution of learning where young students would enjoy “the best possible educational advantages under distinctive Christian infl uence.” On December 2, 1905, the Boiling Springs High School, Gardner-Webb’s predecessor, was chartered. Even today, the University’s relationship with area churches is still strong. Th e institution was transformed into a junior college in 1928, and only survived the catastrophic Great Depression through God’s providential grace and the tireless eff orts of numerous trustees and local champions of Christian education. Th en in 1942, N.C. Governor and Shelby native O. Max Gardner began devoting time and energy toward strengthening and guiding the College. In recognition of his eff orts, those of his wife, Fay Webb Gardner, and their families, the school’s name was changed to Gardner-Webb College. Aft er World War II, the College experienced steady physical growth and academic development. New buildings sprang up, enrollments increased, and by the end of the 1960s, the College was ready to transition to a four-year institution. In 1971, Gardner-Webb earned its full accreditation as a senior college, and nine years later it began off ering its fi rst master’s degree in education.

In 1978, the College became an early pioneer of modern distance education by launching the groundbreaking Greater Opportunities for Adult Learners (GOAL) Program. Th e GOAL Program enabled working adults to take evening classes close to home and complete their bachelor’s degrees, a truly novel idea for its time. Today, Gardner-Webb’s GOAL classes are available at 16 centers across North Carolina. Th e institution offi cially became Gardner-Webb University in January 1993, and in 2001—four years shy of its centennial—the University began off ering its fi rst doctorate (Doctor of Ministry). Today, Gardner-Webb off ers a host of undergraduate and graduate degree programs, including four doctoral programs in ministry, educational leadership, curriculum and instruction, and as of 2012, nursing practice. In 2006, Dr. A. Frank Bonner was inaugurated as Gardner-Webb’s 12th President, ushering in the University’s latest era of remarkable growth. Under Bonner’s leadership, Gardner-Webb has achieved record enrollments, built impressive new buildings like the newly opened Tucker Student Center, and earned national acclaim for academic quality and student achievement. Most important, though, the University has reaffi rmed its commitment to the guiding and sustaining principles of faith, service, and leadership, and to preparing graduates for lives of lasting impact, “For God and Humanity.”

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Did You Know?

• Gardner-Webb’s Online Graduate Program in Business was ranked No. 1 in the nation for “Student

Services and Technology” in the U.S. News and World Report’s rankings of America’s Top Online Education

Programs for 2012. Th e Report also ranked Gardner-Webb No. 15 in the nation for “Faculty Credentials and

Training,” No. 27 for “Teaching Practices and Student Engagement,” and was one of only 14 institutions to

make the Honor Roll.

• Th e U.S. News and World Report also ranked Gardner-Webb as one of the “Best Universities” in the

South that off er “a full range of undergraduate and master’s programs” in the 2012 edition of “America’s Best

Colleges.”

• Gardner-Webb’s core curriculum ranks in the nation’s top two percent for quality and breadth, according

to the recent What Will Th ey Learn? study by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA).

• Gardner-Webb was selected by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching for its

prestigious Community Engagement Classifi cation, recognizing the University’s institutionalized commitment

to service. GWU is one of only 311 institutions nationwide to have earned the distinction.

• Gardner-Webb’s online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is ninth best in the world

according to BusinessMBA.org’s list of the “Top 50 MBA Programs for 2012.”

• Gardner-Webb was one of only 528 universities and colleges nationwide to be named to the President’s

Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll (for the fi ft h consecutive year).

• Gardner-Webb was selected in 2011 by the White House for the President’s Interfaith and Community

Service Campus Challenge. GWU is one of just over 300 schools to participate in this yearlong community

service initiative.

• Gardner-Webb was recently awarded the North American Mission Board’s (NAMB) Courts Redford

Award, which recognizes the nation’s top 10 universities for mobilizing student missionaries through NAMB.

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Undergraduate ProgramsAccountancy (BS)

American Sign Language (BA)

American Sign Language with Teacher

Licensure (BA)

Art (BA)

Art (BFA)

Art Education (BA)

Athletic Training (BS)

Biblical Studies (BA)

Biology (BS)

Business Administration (BS)

Chemistry (BS)

Church Music (BM)

Communication Studies (BA)

Composition (BA)

Computer Information Systems (BS)

Computer Science (BS)

Discipleship Studies (BA)

Economics/Finance (BS)

Elementary Education (BS)

Elective Studies in Music Business (BM)

English (BA)

English as a Second Language with Teacher

Licensure (BA)

English with Teacher Licensure (BA)

Environmental Science (BS)

Exercise Science (BS)

French (BA)

French with Teacher Licensure (BA)

Global Studies (BA)

History (BA)

History with Teacher Licensure (BA)

International Business Administration (BS)

Journalism (BA)

Mathematics (BS)

Mathematics Education (BS)

Marketing (BS)

Middle Grades Education (BS)

Missiology (BA)

Music (BA)

Music Education (BM)

Nursing (ADN)

Nursing (BSN)

Performance (BM)

Philosophy and Th eology (BA)

Physical Education/Health Education with

Teacher Licensure (BS)

Political Science (BA)

Psychology (BS)

Social Science (BA)

Social Science with Teacher Licensure (BA)

Sociology (BA)

Spanish (BA)

Spanish with Teacher Licensure (BA)

Sport Management (BS)

Th eatre Arts (BA)

World Religions (BA)

Youth Discipleship Studies (BA)

Graduate School of BusinessMaster of Business Administration (MBA)

Master of Accountancy (MAcc)

International Master of Business

Administration (IMBA)

Business Foundation Certifi cate

MBA PLUS Certifi cate

School of DivinityMaster of Divinity in Biblical Studies

(M.Div)

Master of Divinity in Christian Education

and Formation (M.Div)

Master of Divinity in Intercultural Studies

(M.Div)

Master of Divinity in Missiology (M.Div)

Master of Divinity in Pastoral Care and

Counseling (M.Div)

Master of Divinity in Pastoral Studies

(M.Div)

Dual Degree Programs AvailableMaster of Divinity/Master of Business

Administration (M.Div/MBA)

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in English

(M.Div/MA)

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in English

Education (M.Div/MA)

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts/Ed.S. in

Mental Health (M.Div/MA/Ed.S.)

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in

Religion (M.Div/MA)

Graduate SchoolMaster of Arts in Elementary Education (MA)

Master of Arts in English (MA)

Master of Arts in English Education (MA)

Master of Arts in Executive Leadership

Studies (MA)

Master of Arts/Educational Specialist in Mental

Health Counseling (MA/Ed.S)

Master of Arts in Middle Grades

Education (MA)

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Master of Arts in School Counseling (MA)

Master of Arts in Sport Science and

Pedagogy (MA)

Master of Arts in Religion (MA)

Post Master’s Nursing Certifi cate Programs

GOAL ProgramsBachelor of Science in Accounting

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management

Bachelor of Science in Human Services

Bachelor of Science in Computer Information

Systems

Bachelor of Science in Multidisciplinary

Studies

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies

Doctoral Degrees Off eredDoctor of Education (Ed.D)

Doctor of Ministry (D.Min)

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

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Dr. A. Frank Bonner, in his eighth year as the president of Gardner-Webb University, took offi ce on May 2, 2005, and was inaugurated on April 6, 2006. Bonner is no stranger to Gardner-Webb, having been a part of the University family since 1987. In 1987, Bonner came

to Gardner-Webb as Vice President for Academic Affairs. His role later evolved into Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, and then Provost and Senior Vice President. He was named President in May 2005 and took offi ce on July 1. Bonner has been heavily involved in accreditation work through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), serving on 31 accreditation committees, including 22 as committee chair. He has also chaired four NCAA Division I Recertifi cation visiting committees. Bonner currently serves on the Board of the SACS Commission on Colleges; he is Vice President of the Big South Conference, Vice Chair/Chair Elect of the International Association of Baptist Colleges and Universities, and a member of the Executive Committee of the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities. While at Gardner-Webb, Bonner has remained active in civic affairs, currently serving on the Board of Directors for the Boy Scouts of America Piedmont Council. He is a past chair of the Cleveland County Chamber, a Rotary past President, a

previous Paul Harris Fellow, and he has been a board member for numerous organizations. He is a member of First Baptist Church, Shelby, where he teaches Sunday School and serves as a Deacon. After twenty-two years in the United States Army Reserve, Bonner retired at the rank of Colonel. A native of Greenville, S.C., Bonner graduated from Furman University in 1969. Coincidentally, his major professor was Dr. Phil L. Elliott, son of the legendary president of Gardner-Webb from 1943 until 1961, Phillip Lovin Elliott. After Furman, Bonner earned the M.A. from the University of Georgia in 1971, and the Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1977. His specialty is Victorian literature, primarily the poetry of Alfred Tennyson, and eighteenth-century British literature, with a special interest in Jonathan Swift. In 1974, Bonner began his academic career as a faculty member at Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. He was particularly active in civic life in Anderson, most notably as chairman of the Board of Trustees for Anderson County School District Five. Bonner was assigned various administrative responsibilities at Anderson and, immediately prior to coming to Gardner-Webb, was Associate Dean for Special Programs. Bonner is married to Florence Dell (Flossie) Black of Chester, South Carolina, also a Furman graduate. She is a retired high school mathematics teacher. They have two daughters, Alison Bonner Dalton of Charlotte, North Carolina, and Florence Bonner Crawford of Fort Myers, Florida. The Bonners have several grandchildren.

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CHUCK BURCHVice President for Athletics * 16th YearVice President for Athletics * 16th Year

Gardner-Webb alumnus Chuck Burch is in his 16th year as Vice President for Athletics and his 31st year overall in athletics administration. The Charlotte, N.C., native spearheaded the Runnin’ Bulldogs move into Division I

athletics, which resulted in Gardner-Webb’s addition to the Big South Conference as an associate member for football in 2001, and GWU’s move to the Big South as a full member – which became official on July 1, 2008. Burch oversees all athletic operations at Gardner-Webb, including management and supervision of athletic programs, facilities and budgets. During his career at GWU, Burch has overseen across-the-board improvements in facilities and the addition of five new sports since arriving in 1997. A sixth sport, men’s swimming was added in 2007-08. Burch is also responsible for continued improvements in the quality and quantity of Gardner-Webb’s athletics staff – with a number of full-time positions created to assist and enhance the entire department. GWU athletics has seen a steady increase in academic performance since Burch’s arrival, and the department has posted a combined GPA above 3.0 in each of the last five academic years. Gardner-Webb’s final year in the Atlantic Sun Conference was fruitful, with several notable wins and the usual high number of strong academic performances by the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ student-athletes. GWU enjoyed its most successful athletics year as a Division I member in 2006-07. Gardner-Webb won its first Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Championship, unseating Belmont University for the title. The Runnin’ Bulldogs also finished third in the men’s and women’s combined sports standings – a very impressive effort in the race for the inaugural Bill Bibb Trophy. Gardner-Webb’s men’s soccer team captured the imagination of faces across Cleveland County during its run to the 2006 A-Sun Championship and the NCAA Tournament second round. National qualifiers in Track & Field, swimming and wrestling highlighted competitive success for the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ in 2006-2007. In 2009-10 the Gardner-Webb women’s basketball program won their first-ever Big South Conference Regular Season Championship and made an appearance in their first-

ever postseason appearance in the WNIT. The following year in 2010-11, the GWU women’s basketball team won the school’s second Big South Conference Championship, the first in women’s basketball, and punched their ticket to their first-ever NCAA National Championship Tournament. Burch, a graduate of Independence (N.C.) High in Charlotte, and former member of Gardner-Webb’s football team, spent 1991-1997 as Director of Athletics at Liberty (Va.) University, and was instrumental in a successful and well run department in Lynchburg as well. He also served Liberty as Associate Director of Athletics (1988-1990), Assistant Director of Athletics (1984-1988), Sports Information Director (1986-1988) and Assistant Director of Sports Information (1982-1984). After graduating from Gardner-Webb in 1979 with a bachelor’s degree in Social Science, Burch, 52, earned his master’s degree from Eastern Kentucky University in 1982. His wife, Franki, holds a Ph.D. in Health Education from the University of Virginia, and currently serves as the Dean of the Graduate School as well as a professer in the Physical Education Wellness and Sports Studies Department. The couple has three children, Travis, Danielle, a recent graduate of Brevard College (N.C.), and Amy a freshman at High Point University.

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HistorySince its founding in 1983, the Big South Conference has matured

into a competitive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence on the fi eld of play and in the classroom. Th e League’s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic conference is evident by athletic accomplishments on the national stage, innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased television packages, and quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social, athletic and leadership development of each student-athlete. Th is has evolved into the Conference’s mission of “Developing Leaders Th rough Athletics.” Th e 2012-13 academic year features the Big South’s largest membership (12) and sponsored sports (19) in its 29 years of existence. Th e Big South Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell and Augusta President George Christenberry began recruiting members into the Big South, receiving initial commitments from Augusta, Charleston Southern, Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the League’s fi rst Commissioner and continued to solicit new members. His eff orts led to the additions of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more than the required six members to constitute an offi cial conference. Th e Big South’s fi rst year of competition was in the Fall of 1984, and in September 1986, the Big South Conference was granted full-fl edged NCAA Division I status. During its infancy and prior to securing automatic bids to NCAA Championships, the Big South made early strides in earning at-large berths in several national postseason events, including volleyball, women’s basketball and women’s golf. In 1989, George F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton as Commissioner, and in 1990, the League received its fi rst automatic bid – receiving an automatic qualifi er to the NCAA Baseball Championship. Under Sasser’s seven years of leadership, the Conference implemented its public relations and compliance programs, and introduced its fi rst-ever men’s basketball television package, featuring the Big South competing among some of the fi nest teams in the nation. In August 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser as the League’s third Commissioner, and in his 16 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference to new heights. Th e Conference has enjoyed record levels in marketing revenue during his tenure, he has brought television coverage to Big South women’s basketball, baseball, soft ball and men’s soccer for the fi rst time in Conference history, as well as increased national television exposure to the League as a whole through aggressive and unique television packages. Under Kallander’s leadership, the Big South developed and initiated its fi rst long-range strategic plan, re-affi rming the League’s vision as a distinctive athletic Conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic competition. He also spearheaded the eff orts to add football as a championship sport, which came to fruition in 2002, and oversaw the additions of men’s and women’s indoor track & fi eld in 1997. Th e Conference’s 19th championship sport -- women’s lacrosse, begins play this season with eight members. At the same time, Kallander has solidifi ed Conference membership, as an all-time high 12 member institutions comprise the 29-year old League. Recent additions include High Point, Gardner-Webb, Presbyterian College and Longwood, plus the return of charter member Campbell University. Kallander’s long range vision has also included technological advancements, as the Conference introduced its fi rst live video streaming event in 2005 and has since expanded its video off erings to more than 700 events annually through a partnership with the member institutions, as well as the creation of several online and social media platforms. In the last 15 years alone, the Big South Conference has experienced monumental growth and success in nearly every sport. During this time, the Conference has had an individual National Champion six times, has had more than 280 All-Americans, has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and baseball, has received national Top 25 rankings in football, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s

basketball, baseball, men’s outdoor track & fi eld, and men’s golf, had an individual selected to play in the NCAA Singles Championship seven times in addition to the fi rst men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the fi rst women’s golf program advance to the national fi nals, had the No. 1 ranked men’s golfer in the country, had the nation’s top scoring men’s basketball team fi ve consecutive years as well as the national men’s basketball scoring leader twice, received an at-large playoff berth in the Football Championship Subdivision in 2006, has had six NFL Draft picks, and has had two institutions fi nish in the top 10 in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships -- including the Conference’s highest-ever team fi nish in an NCAA event (fi ft h in 2007). In 2006-07, the Big South was the only Conference nationwide to have an at-large participant in the football playoff s (Coastal Carolina), a team in the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament (Winthrop) and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Baseball Regionals (Coastal Carolina). In fact, Coastal Carolina’s baseball program has been a No. 1 seed four out of the last eight years -- including a national seed for the fi rst time in 2010, while the Chanticleers’ FCS playoff berth in 2006 came in just the fi ft h-year of the Big South’s football existence. Th e 2009-10 season saw Liberty’s Sam Chelanga win two NCAA National Championships (cross country, 10,000-meter run); Coastal Carolina’s baseball team reach the Super Regionals for the second time in three years as well as being ranked No. 1 in the national RPI and as high as No. 3 in the national polls; and three women’s basketball teams reach the postseason for the fi rst time in Conference history. In 2010-11, Chelanga won two more NCAA National Championships (cross country, outdoor 5,000-meter run), the Big South had its fi rst automatic bid recipient in football (Coastal Carolina), UNC Asheville reached the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, Coastal Carolina’s women’s golf team was the fi rst in Conference history to advance to the NCAA Championship out of Regional play, and a League-record 18 baseball players were draft ed in the 2011 MLB First-Year Player Draft . Th is past season, the Big South had a record 41 student-athletes earn All-America distinction, while another 10 were named Academic All-Americans. Th e Conference also won its fi rst football playoff game (Stony Brook), had the national women’s basketball Rookie Coach of the Year, had two men’s soccer teams reach the NCAA Tournament for the fi rst time in a decade (Coastal Carolina, Liberty), and had a record fi ve individuals selected for the NCAA Men’s Golf Regionals -- the most of any Division I conference in 2011-12. In addition, Liberty was the fi rst men’s golf team in Conference history to win an NCAA Regional, and the Flames went on to fi nish 10th at the national event. Several former Big South student-athletes have also reached national prominence in recent years. Coastal Carolina’s Amber Campbell made the U.S. Olympic Team in 2008 and 2012, and was one of fi ve former Big South athletes to compete in the 2008 Games; VMI’s Reggie Williams reached the NBA with the Golden State Warriors in 2010, UNC Asheville’s Ty Wigginton was named an American League All-Star in 2010, and Coastal Carolina’s Dustin Johnson has won six PGA Tour events since departing the Big South Conference in 2007. Th ree former Big South baseball players made their major league debuts in 2012, while Avery Warley became the third Big South women’s basketball player to play in the WNBA. Th e Conference’s tagline, “Developing Leaders Th rough Athletics” was unveiled in 2008-09 in conjunction with the Conference’s 25th Anniversary. Th e League also honored its heritage with the Top 25 “Best of the Best” moments in League history from 1983-2008, with Liberty University’s 10-year women’s basketball championship run from 1996-2007 being crowned the No. 1 moment in the Big South’s fi rst 25 years. Th e Conference’s on-fi eld accomplishments have been duplicated in the classroom. Annually, more than 40 percent of Conference student-athletes are named to the Big South’s Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average, and the League has had more than 100 Academic All-Americans in its 28 years of existence. Furthermore, the Big South has recorded double fi gure totals in NCAA Public Recognition Awards for APR progress the last three years.

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2012 SCHEDULE

RED/BOLD/CAPS = HOME MATCHES! = Exhibition match# = Big South/SoCon Challenge matches (Spartanburg, S.C.)* = Big South Conference matches^ = Big South Championship Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.)(All times are Eastern Time & are subject to change)

Aug. 17 @ ! 7 pm

Aug. 25 @ 7 pm

AUG. 27 7 pm

Aug. 31 @ # 7:30 pm

Sep. 2 vs. # 1 pm

Sep. 14 @ 5:30 pm

Sep. 16 @ 2 pm

Sep. 22 @ * 7 pm

Sep. 25 @ 7 pm

SEP. 29 * 7 pm

OCT. 2 7 pm

OCT. 6 * 2 pm

Oct. 10 @ * 4 pm

Oct. 13 @ * 7:30 pm

Oct. 16 @ 7 pm

Oct. 24 @ * 7 pm

Oct. 27 @ * 2 pm

OCT. 31 * 7 pm

NOV. 3 * 4 pm

OCT. 20 * 7 pm

November ^ 6, 9 & 11

Documents

2012 Gardner-Webb University Men's Soccer Media Guide