2014 Grove City College Men's Soccer Media Guide

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CONTACT INFORMATIONHead Coach Mike Dreves

Office Telephone _______ 724-458-2151Best Time to Call ____________ MorningsE-mail_____________ [email protected]

•••Sports Info. Director Ryan Briggs

Office Telephone _______ 724-458-3365Office Fax _______________ 724-458-3855Home Telephone _______ 724-748-3718E-mail______________ [email protected]

•••Grove City Athletic Department

Dept. Telephone ________ 724-458-2900Dept. Fax________________ 724-458-3855Web Site _______ www2.gcc.edu/sports

CREDITSEditor ________________ Ryan Briggs, SIDAssociate Editor ________ Robert Audia

Head shots by Gregg Studio, Grove City,Pa. Action shots by Dave Miller/ADMPhotography, Darlington, Pa.,

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Institution _________ Grove City CollegeLocation _______________ Grove City, Pa.Founded _________________________ 1876Enrollment _______________________ 2,500Colors _____________ Crimson and WhiteNickname _________________ WolverinesAffiliation ___________ NCAA Division IIIConference _______ Presidents’ AthleticHome Field ______________College FieldPresident __________Paul McNulty, J.D.Alma Mater __________ Grove City, 1980Athletic Director _________ Dr. Don LyleAlma Mater ________ Muskingum, 1971Assistant A.D. ____________Todd GibsonAlma Mater __________ Grove City, 2002Compliance Coordinator _ Mike DrevesAlma Mater __________ Grove City, 1997Head Coach _____________ Mike DrevesAlma Mater __________ Grove City, 1997Career Record _____ 74-62-21 (9th year)At Grove City ___________________ SameFirst Year of Program ____________ 1938All-Time Record __________ 511-339-81Head Trainer ______ Kay Mitchell EmighAssistant Trainer __________ Rick HawkeAthletic Office Mgr ___________ Kim IliffEquipment Mgr ________ Larry FreemanEquipment Mgr _______ Jim Richardson

HEAD COACH MIKE DREVES 3ASSISTANT COACH RYAN EDWARDS 32014 SEASON PREVIEW 4-5RETURNING LETTERWINNERS

STEPHEN BETTERIDGE (PITTSFORD, N.Y.) 6JAKE BOTZENHART (WAXHAW, N.C.) 6JORDAN CARMICHAEL (WEST MILFORD, N.J.) 6DREW CYPHER (FAIRPORT, N.Y.) 7GEORGE DEAUGUSTINO (CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA.) 7FRANK HUEBER (PHILADELPHIA, PA.) 7NICH LEAMAN (LANCASTER, PA.) 8SETH LOEW (CENTER VALLEY, PA.) 8JUSTIN PHILLIPS (SIMI VALLEY, CALIF.) 9DALE REESE IV (ROCKY HILL, CONN.) 9KYLE RICHERT (SEWICKLEY, PA.) 10JONATHAN ROTHGEB (STATE COLLEGE, PA.) 10TIM SHACKLETON (MALVERN, PA.) 10MIKE SHUPP (EPHRATA, PA.) 11BEN WEAVER (YORK, PA.) 11DAVID WURMLINGER (BELLE VERNON, PA.) 11

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HEAD COACH MIKE DREVESMike Dreves enters his ninth season as Grove City College’s head men’s soccer

coach. In his first eight seasons, Dreves has guided the Wolverines to 74 total wins andseven Presidents’ Athletic Conference Tournament appearances.

The 2011 Wolverines recorded 12 wins overall, including a 6-1-1 conference mark.Grove City qualified for the Eastern College Athletic Conference Southern Champion-ship Tournament. In 2010, Dreves directed Grove City to 15 victories and to the cham-pionship match of the ECAC Tournament.

In 2006 -- his first season at the helm -- Grove City advanced to the ECAC semifinalsafter upsetting top-seeded Swarthmore in the quarterfinals.

Last year, Grove City went 8-5-6 overall, including a 4-1-3 conference record. TheWolverines set an NCAA Division III record by playing 11 overtime matches.

A 1997 Grove City College graduate, Dreves took over as head coach in June 2006after serving as an assistant for five seasons under retired head coach Dr. Don Lyle.

As an assistant coach, he helped the Wolverines post four winning seasons, anaverage of 11 wins per season and two postseason berths. In 2005, Grove City captured its first-ever Presidents’Athletic Conference Championship Tournament title with a 2-1 victory over top-seeded Washington & Jefferson. TheWolverines advanced to the Eastern College Athletic Conference Southern Championship Tournament finals andfinished 2005 with a 13-6-5 record.

In addition to excelling on the field, Grove City players have also fared well in the classroom. The program earnedthe National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Award each year from 2008 to 2012.Grove City also received the NSCAA Ethics Award in 2009.

Dreves earned four letters as a player at Grove City from 1993-96. He captained the 1995 and 1996 teams andhelped lead the Wolverines to the 1996 PAC and ECAC titles. The 1996 team earned the program’s first PAC title andalso posted a program-record 16 victories. He still holds the program record for career assists with 17.

Dreves’ coaching career began at the scholastic level. He guided the Titusville (Pa.) High School boys’ soccerprogram from 1997-2000, directing the Rockets to 39 wins and one Tri-County Athletic Conference championship(1998) in four seasons.

He then joined the Grove City coaching staff prior to the start of the 2001 season.Dreves graduated from Grove City in May 1997 with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics/secondary education.

He then earned his master’s degree in exercise science at nearby Slippery Rock University. Dreves has also attainedthe NSCAA “Premier” license as well as the United States Soccer Federation’s “A” license.

He taught mathematics at both Titusville (1997-2001) and Mercer (2001-06) High Schools before coming to theCollege. Dreves joined the Grove City athletic department on a full-time basis in June 2006 as an assistant professorof physical education and as Fitness Room Coordinator. In June 2012, Dreves became the athletic department’scompliance coordinator.

He lives in Pine Township with his wife Sue (also a 1997 Grove City graduate) and their two sons, Joshua and Isaac.

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ASSISTANT COACH RYAN EDWARDS Ryan Edwards enters his fifth season as an assistant men’s soccer coach at Grove City

College. Edwards joined the Grove City program prior to the start of the 2010 season and

helped the Wolverines to a 15-6-2 mark, along with a berth in the Eastern College AthleticConference Southern Championship Tournament finals.

Overall, Grove City owns a 43-26-10 mark with Edwards on the coaching staff. Edwards came to Grove City after playing four seasons at perennial national power-

house Messiah College. He helped the Falcons to national titles in 2004, 2005 and 2006. Asa senior in 2007, Edwards helped Messiah advance to the national semifinals.

While at Messiah, Edwards worked at the school’s summer camps. He also worked atthe United States Naval Academy’s summer soccer camp.

Edwards works as a chemistry teacher for the Grove City Area School District. He livesin Grove City with his wife, Lynn.

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Grove City College head men's soccer coach MikeDreves has many reasons to be optimistic about histeam's success in the 2014 season.

Returning eight starters and 17 letterwinners froman 8-5-6 campaign in 2013 that included an NCAA all-divisions record 11 overtime matches, four of five lossesdecided by just one goal and a nine-match unbeatenstreak to close the season, the Wolverines appearpoised to take that next step in 2014 and contend for aPresidents' Athletic Conference title.

Returning all three starters from the front line of aWolverine offense that led the PAC in both corner kicksand shots, Grove City will look to junior Seth Loew tolead the offensive attack for the third year in a row.

A two-time All-PAC First Team selection and anNSCAA All-Great Lakes Region Third Team honoree in2013, Loew has led the Wolverines in scoring in eachof his first two seasons, including a team-best ninegoals last year.

Senior Jordan Carmichael and junior Tim Shackletonjoin Loew on an experienced Wolverine front line.Carmichael joined Loew as two of just four players tostart all 19 games last season, scoring two goals andadding a pair of assists. Shackleton started 18 gamesat forward, recording a goal and an assist.

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Junior Tim Shackleton is a returning starter and two-year letterman at forward for Grove City. He will becounted upon for offensive production in 2014.

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Senior Jonathan Rothgeb has the versatility to com-pete for a starting job in multiple positions this sea-son, including up front. While playing as a wing for themajority of his career, Rothgeb also made two of histhree starts last season at left back before suffering aseason-ending injury.

Sophomore David Wurmlinger looks to return froman injury that cost him more than half his freshmancampaign to battle for a starting role at forward.Wurmlinger netted two goals and added an assist de-spite playing in just nine matches.

Sophomore Stephen Betteridge will compete for astarting job both at forward and in the midfield for theWolverines after seeing time at both positions in 2013.

Betteridge saw action in all 19 games last season,and ranked third on the team with three goals.

In the midfield, the Wolverines return another FirstTeam All-PAC selection in sophomore Dale Reese.Reese started all 19 games, sharing the team lead withLoew in assists (3) while ranking second in both goals(7) and total points (17).

In addition, Reese recorded six goals and one as-sist in conference games for a PAC-best 13 points inleague play.

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Junior Ben Weaver will likely take over as Grove City’sstarting goalkeeper in 2014 after posting an 0.74 goalsagainst average.

Joining Reese in the midfield is junior and All-PACHonorable Mention selection Justin Phillips. After miss-ing the early part of the year due to injury, Phillipsworked his way back into the rotation to start the finalseven games of 2014.

Seniors Mike Shupp and Kyle Richert will both com-pete for starting roles in the midfield for Grove City.Shupp started seven games in the midfield last seasonwhile Richert, who returns after sitting out last season,made five starts during the 2012 campaign.

Sophomore Frank Hueber and junior JonathanMathes will each factor into the equation at midfieldfor the Wolverines. Hueber played in all 19 games as afreshman while Mathes looks to see an increased roleafter missing much of last year due to injury.

The Wolverines biggest hole to fill exists on theback line after losing four-year starter and two-time

All-PAC honoree Dan Adams to graduation. However,senior George DeAugustino, sophomore Nich Leaman,and junior Jake Botzenhart all return as starters to pro-vide stability defensively.

DeAugustino, who owns a team-high 50 careerstarts, looks to return to the Wolverines in full strengthas the anchor of the defense after battling injuriesthroughout his junior year.

Leaman started all 19 games as a freshman at out-side back while Botzenhart started 14 games at insideback a year ago.

Sophomore Drew Cypher will also compete for astarting role on the back line after starting six gamesduring his freshman campaign.

In goal, junior Ben Weaver looks to take over full-time goalkeeping duties after splitting time as a starterduring both the 2012 and 2013 campaigns.

Last year, Weaver posted a 4-1-1 record, threeshutouts and a 0.74 goals against average while see-ing action in seven games and starting five.

Grove City hosts NAIA member Mount VernonNazarene University to open the 2014 season on Au-gust 29. The Wolverines will travel to Waynesburg fortheir conference opener on October 3.

Senior midfielder Mike Shupp returns for his fourthseason after lettering in each of his first three years atGrove City.

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Three-year letterman at forward for Grove City ...Returning starter who will likely be integral force at bothends of field. AS A JUNIOR: Started all 19 matches,earning third letter ... Scored game-winning goal in 3-2win at Muskingum September 18, 2013. AS ASOPHOMORE: Earned second letter after playing in all19 matches ... Named Presidents’ Athletic ConferenceOffensive Player of the Week after recording three goalsand an assist in win at Saint Vincent October 24, 2012 ...Started first six matches of season. AS A FRESHMAN:Earned first letter after playing in 19 matches ... Tied forteam lead with four assists ... Made first collegiate startSeptember 14, 2011 at Penn State Behrend. NOTABLE:Political science major.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS G A Pts.2011 19-4 0 4 42012 19-7 3 1 72013 19-19 2 2 6Totals 57-30 5 7 17

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JORDANCARMICHAEL

JUNIOR • 5-10 • FORWARDWEST MILFORD, N.J.

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Returning letterwinner who will battle for full-time start-ing spot in 2014. AS A FRESHMAN: Earned first letterafter playing in 19 matches ... Made first start October22, 2013 in victory at Point Park ... Team went 2-0-2 withhim in starting lineup ... Scored first collegiate goalagainst Heidelberg September 24. NOTABLE: Businessmanagement major.

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STEPHENBETTERIDGE

SOPHOMORE • 6-1 • MIDFIELDERPITTSFORD, N.Y.

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Returning starter and letterman at center back ... Willlook to remain key component of Grove City defense in2014. AS A SOPHOMORE: Earned first letter ... Startedand appeared in 14 matches ... Helped Grove City to sixshutouts ... Started final nine matches of season ...Wolverines went 5-0-4 in those nine matches. AS AFRESHMAN: Appeared in five matches as a reservedefender. NOTABLE: Accounting major.

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JUNIOR • 6-0 • DEFENDERWAXHAW, N.C.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS G A Pts.2012 5-0 0 0 02013 14-14 0 0 0Totals 19-14 0 0 0

Sophomore Stephen Betteridge appeared in all 19games as a rookie in 2013. He will look to earn a full-time starting spot this season.

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GEORGEDEAUGUSTINO

SENIOR • 5-9 • DEFENDERCRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA.

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Three-year starter at outside back who will again likelybe integral part of Grove City defense. AS A JUNIOR:Returned from early-season injury to start final 12matches of 2013 season ... Named Second Team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference ... Team went 5-2-5 withhim in lineup. AS A SOPHOMORE: Started all 19 matches... One of two underclassmen to start every match ...Helped Wolverines post eight shutouts ... Earned sec-ond letter. AS A FRESHMAN: Started all 19 matches,earning first letter ... Helped Grove City record six shut-outs in 2011 ... Recorded first collegiate assist atWaynesburg October 7. NOTABLE: Business manage-ment major.


Sophomore Frank Hueber appeared in all 19 matchesduring the 2013 season.

Returning letterwinner who will battle for full-time start-ing spot at defender in 2014. AS A FRESHMAN: Earnedfirst letter ... Appeared in 11 matches, including six startsin September 2013 ... Made first start September 4, 2013against visiting Allegheny. NOTABLE: Political sciencemajor ... Dean’s List student ... Named to Presidents’Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll.


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SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • DEFENDERFAIRPORT, N.Y.

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Second-year performer who will challenge for full-timestarting assignment this fall ... Returning letterwinner.AS A FRESHMAN: Earned first letter ... Played in all 19matches, including six starts ... Made first collegiate startSeptember 14, 2013 against Baldwin-Wallace ... Scoredgame-winning goal at Point Park October 22 ... Assistedteam’s goal in 1-1 draw at Carnegie Mellon September28. NOTABLE: Entrepreneurship major.


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SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • MIDFIELDERPHILADELPHIA, PA.CALVARY CHRISTIAN

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JUNIOR • 5-10 • FORWARDCENTER VALLEY, PA.SOUTHERN LEHIGH

Two-year starter and letterwinner for Grove City ... Oneof region’s top returning offensive threats ... Will likelyagain be key cog in Wolverine offensive attack in 2014.AS A SOPHOMORE: Earned second letter after startingall 19 matches ... Named Third Team NSCAA All-GreatLakes Region ... Became first Grove City sophomore tobe named All-Region ... Earned First Team All-Presidents’Athletic Conference ... Led team in goals and points ...Shared team lead in assists ... Recorded hat trick andassist in win at Hilbert September 7, 2013. AS A FRESH-MAN: Led Grove City in goals and points, earning firstletter ... Named First Team All-PAC. Started final 10matches of season ... Had goal and two assists in win atSaint Vincent October 24, 2012 ... Scored twice in winover Bethany September 29 ... Recorded game-winninggoal in win over Westminster October 27. NOTABLE:Electrical engineering major.


Sophomore Nich Leaman started all 19 matches in 2013and is expected to again be a key part of the Wolverinedefense this season.

Junior Seth Loew earned First Team All-PAC honors in hisfirst two seasons. He also earned All-Region in 2013.

Returning starter and letterwinner at defender ... Willlook to remain integral part of Wolverine defense in2014. AS A FRESHMAN: Earned first letter after start-ing all 19 matches in 2014 ... Helped Wolverines recordseven shutouts ... Made collegiate debut August 30, 2013at Frostburg State. NOTABLE: Accounting/financemajor.


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SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • DEFENDERLANCASTER, PA.

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JUSTINPHILLIPS

JUNIOR • 6-0 • MIDFIELDERSIMI VALLEY, CALIF.

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Two-year starter and letterwinner ... Will look to regainfull-time starting spot in 2014. AS A SOPHOMORE:Earned second letter ... Started final five matches of 2013season ... Named Honorable Mention All-Presidents’Athletic Conference ... Made seven total starts. AS AFRESHMAN: Started all 19 matches at midfielder,earning first letter ... Only rookie to start all 19 matchesin 2012 ... Scored first collegiate goal September 8against Hilbert. NOTABLE: Industrial managementmajor.


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SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • MIDFIELDERROCKY HILL, CONN.

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Returning starter and letterwinner ... One of top return-ing offensive threats in Presidents’ Athletic Conference.AS A FRESHMAN: Started all 19 matches, earning firstletter ... Earned First Team All-PAC recognition ... Sec-ond on team with seven goals and 17 points ... Sharedteam lead in assists ... Scored six of seven goals in leagueplay ... Recorded both goals in 2-1 win over archrivalGeneva October 16, 2013. NOTABLE: Finance major.


Junior Justin Phillips earned Honorable Mention All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference recognition followingthe 2013 season.

Sophomore Dale Reese IV scored six of his seven goalsduring conference play in 2013. He is a returning FirstTeam All-PAC honoree.

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TIMSHACKLETON

JUNIOR • 5-10 • FORWARDMALVERN, PA.GREAT VALLEY

Returning starter at forward ... Two-year letterwinnerwho will look to be key offensive force in 2014. AS ASOPHOMORE: Started 18 matches, earning second let-ter ... Scored game-winning goal against Saint VincentOctober 30, 2013 ... Assisted tying goal in regular sea-son finale against Thomas More three days later. AS AFRESHMAN: Played in 18 matches, earning first letter ...Made first collegiate start at Heidelberg September 26,2012 ... Scored goal in collegiate debut August 31 atSusquehanna ... Scored game-winning goal against PointPark September 21. NOTABLE: Middle level science/math education.


Two-year letterwinner who will contend for starting spotin midfield this season ... Returns to squad aftermissing 2013 campaign. AS A SOPHOMORE: Earnedsecond letter after playing in 18 games ... Made career-high five starts .. . Scored first collegiate goalSeptember 8, 2012 in win over Hilbert. AS A FRESH-MAN: Played in 13 matches, earning first collegiateletter ... Made first collegiate start October 26, 2011against Saint Vincent. NOTABLE: Finance major.


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SENIOR • 5-11 • FORWARDSTATE COLLEGE, PA.

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Two-year letterman who will challenge for full-time start-ing spot up front this season. AS A JUNIOR: Earnedsecond letter ... Played in 11 matches, including threestarts ... Made first start of season at Muskingum Sep-tember 18, 2013. AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in all 19matches, earning first letter ... Scored in first collegiatestart October 6, 2012 against Waynesburg ... Scoredonce and assisted two other goals in home openeragainst Hilbert September 8. AS A FRESHMAN: Playedin seven matches as a reserve in 2011. NOTABLE:Finance major.


Senior Jonathan Rothgeb has made 37 career appear-ances for Grove City. He is a two-year letterwinner.

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GROVE CITY’S ACTIVE CAREERSTATISTICAL LEADERS

Matches Played: 57, Jordan Carmichael50, George DeAugustino50, Mike Shupp

Matches Started: 50, George DeAugustino31, Seth Loew30, Jordan Carmichael

Goals: 15, Seth Loew7, Dale Reese IV5, Jordan Carmichael

Assists: 7, Jordan Carmichael6, Seth Loew3, Dale Reese IV

Saves: 51, Ben Weaver

Save Percentage: .785, Ben Weaver

Three-year letterwinner who will contend for full-timestarting assignment in midfield this season. AS A JUN-IOR: Earned third letter ... Made seven starts and 16total appearances ... Team went 4-1-2 with him in start-ing lineup. AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 15 matches,earning second letter ... Scored in first start of seasonSeptember 29, 2012 against Bethany ... Also startedOctober 3 against Thomas More. AS A FRESHMAN:Appeared in all 19 matches as a rookie, earning firstletter ... Scored game-winning goal in win over MountUnion September 20, 2011 ... Also made first collegiatestart in Mount Union match. NOTABLE: Internationalbusiness major.


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JUNIOR • 6-1 • GOALKEEPERYORK, PA.

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Two-year letterwinner in goal for Grove City ... Has in-side track for starting spot in 2014. AS A SOPHOMORE:Earned second letter after playing in seven matches ...Made six starts and recorded three shutouts ... Posted0.74 goals against average. AS A FRESHMAN: Startedeight matches, earning first collegiate letter ... Madedebut September 1, 2012 at Lebanon Valley ... Postedshutouts in conference play against Bethany (Septem-ber 29) and Waynesburg (October 6). NOTABLE: Me-chanical engineering major.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS GA Saves Save Pct. W-L-T2012 8-8 9 33 .786 3-4-12013 7-5 5 18 .783 4-1-1Totals 15-13 14 51 .785 7-5-2

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SOPHOMORE • 5-9 • FORWARDBELLE VERNON, PA.

BELLE VERNON

Second-year player who will battle for full-time spot inlineup in 2014 ... Returning letterman. AS A FRESHMAN:Played in first nine matches before being sidelined ...Earned first letter ... Started season opener at FrostburgState August 30, 2013 ... Scored twice in win at HilbertSeptember 7. NOTABLE: Electrical engineering major.


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2013 IN REVIEWSometimes 90 minutes of soccer just isn't enough.

The Grove City College men's soccer team found thatout on a regular basis during the 2013 season, as theWolverines played a total of 166 minutes and 53 sec-onds during 19 total overtime periods while tying anNCAA All-Divisions record with 11 overtime matchesamongst their 19 games.

The Wolverines posted a 3-2-6 record in those 11overtime matches en route to an 8-5-6 overall recordand their seventh straight appearance in the Presidents'Athletic Conference tournament.

As in recent years, defense proved to be the key toGrove City's success, as the Wolverines produced sevenshutouts and held opponents to a 0.72 goals againstaverage, good for the 32nd-best mark in the nation.

Standout forward Seth Loew became just one offour sophomores out of 37 members selected to theNSCAA Division III All-Great Lakes Region Team, earn-ing Third Team honors after leading the Wolverineswith nine goals and 21 points and sharing the teamlead with three assists.

Loew also earned a spot on the All-PAC First Team,as did freshman midfielder Dale Reese. Reese sharedthe assist lead with Loew and ranked second on thesquad in both goals (7) and total points (17). His 13points in PAC action (six goals, one assist) tied for themost among all players in league action.

Senior defender Daniel Adams, goalkeeperBrenden Alfery and junior defender GeorgeDeAugustino all earned spots on the All-PAC SecondTeam while sophomore Justin Phillips merited Honor-able Mention.

Alfery teamed with fellow sophomore Ben Weaverto form one of the top goalkeeping tandems in GroveCity College history.

Alfery played and started in 12 games, recordingthree shutouts while leading the conference and rank-ing third among all NCAA Division III goalkeepers witha .895 save percentage - the second best mark in theWolverine annals.

In addition, his PAC-best 0.69 goals against aver-age ranked 24th nationally.

Weaver saw action in seven games, starting six andrecording a 0.74 goals against average with three shut-outs.

Junior forward Jordan Carmichael and freshmandefender Nich Leaman joined Loew and Reese as theonly players to start all 19 games in 2013.

The Wolverines wasted no time in the 2013 seasonshowing their affinity for overtime, dropping a 1-0double-overtime decision at Frostburg State and play-ing to a 0-0 double overtime draw against Buffalo Stateat the Frostburg State Tournament on August 30-31.

Grove City returned home for its home openeragainst Allegheny, but the Wolverines dropped a 1-0decision to the Gators.

The scoring drought ended in a big way for theWolverines just a few days later when they cruised to a6-1 win at Hilbert on September 7.

Loew recorded his first career hat trick in the win,while freshman David Wurmlinger scored the first twogoals of his collegiate career and Carmichael addedone.

Following a 2-0 setback at eventual AlleghenyMountain Collegiate Conference champion Penn StateBehrend on September 11, the Wolverines knocked offBaldwin-Wallace three days later, 1-0, on a Loew pen-alty kick eight minutes into overtime.

The Wolverines recorded their second consecu-tive overtime win with a 3-2 double-overtime victory atMuskingum on Carmichael’s golden goal 21 secondsinto the second extra frame on September 18.

Loew scored first for the Wolverines while Reesenetted his first collegiate goal in the 88th minute, send-ing the game into overtime.

Senior defender Dan Adams started 18 matches forGrove City in 2013, helping the Wolverines post anaggregate 0.72 goals against average.

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Name GP-GS G A Pts. GWSeth Loew 19-19 9 3 21 1Dale Reese 19-19 7 3 17 2Stephen Betteridge19-4 3 0 6 0Jordan Carmichael 19-19 2 2 6 1David Wurmlinger 9-3 2 1 5 1Frank Hueber 19-6 1 1 3 1Tim Shackleton 18-18 1 1 3 1Kyle Matherne 15-11 1 0 2 1Jonathan Mathes 14-0 1 0 2 0Mike Shupp 16-7 0 1 1 0Brian Wilkes 15-3 0 1 1 0Austin Ridgley 3-0 0 1 1 0Justin Phillips 14-7 0 0 0 0Dan Adams 18-18 0 0 0 0Jonathan Rothgeb 11-3 0 0 0 0Nich Leaman 19-19 0 0 0 0G. DeAugustino 12-12 0 0 0 0Ben Hinkle 13-2 0 0 0 0Jake Botzenhart 14-14 0 0 0 0Kurt Witters 5-0 0 0 0 0Drew Cypher 11-6 0 0 0 0Marc Delio 3-0 0 0 0 0Total 19 27 14 68 8Opponents 19 15 8 38 5

GP-GS Min GA Avg SavesBrenden Alfery 12-12 1177:20 9 0.69 77Ben Weaver 7-5 609:43 5 0.74 18Chris Burgan 1-1 90:00 1 1.00 1Totals 19 1876:53 15 0.72 104Opponents 19 1876:53 27 1.29 124

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2013 RESULTSDate Opponent Result Score RecordAug. 30 Frostburg State L 1-0 (2 OT) 0-1Aug. 31 vs. Buffalo State T 0-0 (2 OT) 0-1-1Sept. 4 ALLEGHENY L 1-0 0-2-1Sept. 7 Hilbert W 6-1 1-2-1Sept. 11 PSU- Behrend L 2-0 1-3-1Sept. 14 BALDWIN-WALLACE W 1-0 (OT) 2-3-1Sept. 18 Muskingum W 3-2 (2 OT) 3-3-1Sept. 24 HEIDLBERG L 2-1 (OT) 3-4-1Sept. 28 Carnegie Mellon T 1-1 (2 OT) 3-4-2Oct. 4 WAYNESBURG* L 1-0 3-5-2Oct. 8 Thiel* W 2-0 4-5-2Oct. 12 BETHANY* W 4-0 5-5-2Oct. 16 GENEVA* W 2-1 (OT) 6-5-2Oct. 19 Wash. & Jeff.* T 0-0 (2 OT) 6-5-3Oct. 22 Point Park W 2-1 7-5-3Oct. 26 Westminster* T 1-1 (2 OT) 7-5-4Oct. 30 SAINT VINCENT* W 3-0 8-5-4Nov. 2 THOMAS MORE* T 1-1 (2 OT) 8-5-5Nov. 6 Wash. & Jeff.# T 0-0 (2OT) 8-5-6*-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Match#-PAC TournamentHome Matches in CAPS

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After a 2-1 overtime setback against Heidelberg,on the 24th, the Wolverines rebounded four days laterby battling nationally-ranked Carnegie Mellon to a 1-1tie, as freshman Frank Hueber found Loew for abreakaway goal just 13 seconds into the second half.

Grove City opened its conference slate againstWaynesburg on October 4. Despite a commanding 25-12 advantage in shots, the Wolverines couldn't find theback of the net in a 1-0 setback.

That would be the last loss the Wolverines wouldsustain in 2013, however, as Grove City closed the sea-son by going 5-0-4 in its final nine games.

A pair of Reese goals lifted Grove City to a 2-0 winat Thiel on October 8 to open that stretch while Weaverearned the shutout in goal. The Wolverines followedwith a 4-0 victory over visiting Bethany four days later,as sophomore Jon Mathes scored his first goal.

Senior Kyle Matherne, freshman Stephen Betteridgeand Loew also scored while Alfery notched his first shut-out of the season in goal.

The Wolverines extended the win streak to threewith a 2-1 overtime victory over archrival Geneva onOctober 16. Reese scored twice, including the game-winner in the 98th minute.

After a scoreless draw with W&J on the 19th, theWolverines followed with a 2-1 victory at NAIA mem-ber Point Park on October 22. Loew recorded his eighthgoal of the season while Hueber netted his first colle-giate goal for the game-winner in the 85th minute.

Senior goalkeeper Chris Burgan recorded his firstwin of the season.

Loew scored the lone Grove City goal in a 1-1 tieat Westminster on October 26, but the Wolverines re-sponded with a 3-0 win over Saint Vincent four dayslater behind goals from Reese, sophomore TimShackleton and Betteridge.

The victory clinched Grove City’s spot in the four-team PAC Championship Tournament.

Against four-time defending PAC champion Tho-mas More, winners of 11 straight coming into the game,Reese scored a game-tying goal in the 82nd minuteand the Wolverine defense held on for a 1-1 doubleovertime draw on November 2.

With a 4-1-3 league record, the Wolverines earnedthe third seed in the conference tournament and trav-eled to second-seeded W&J for the PAC semifinalsNovember 6.

Just like their regular season battle, the Wolver-ines and Presidents battled without a goal for 110 min-utes.

But W&J advanced to the conference final by vir-tue of a 4-3 advantage in the penalty kick shootout,marking the second year in a row that Grove City fell ina shootout in the conference semifinals.

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TEAM RECORDSMost Goals, Match: 15, vs. Saint Francis, 1965

15, vs. Saint Vincent, 1968Most Goals, Season: 65, 1996

54, 1965Margin of Victory: 15 goals (twice)Most Shutouts, Season: 12, 2010Most Victories, Season: 16, 1996

15, 2010Best Win Percentage: 1.000, 1964 (9-0-0)

1.000, 1956 (7-0-0)1.000, 1952 (6-0-0)

Longest Win Streak: 18, 1963-65Longest Unbeaten Streak: 19, 1963-65Most Ties, Season: 6, 2013Most Consecutive Ties: 2, 1951Most Losses, Season: 13, 2002Most Matches, Season: 24, 2005, 2010

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCareer Goals: 63, Bob McNees, 2003-06

48, Ross Emerson, 1951-52, 55-5646, Greg Kreutzberg, 1993-96

Season Goals: 25, Greg Kreutzberg, 199619, Bob McNees, 200518, Ross Emerson, 1955 (9 gms)18, Bob McNees, 2004

Season Points: 55, Greg Kreutzberg, 199643, Bob McNees, 200541, Bob McNees, 2004

INDIVIDUAL - GAMEGoals, Match: 5, Ross Emerson (1955, Indiana, Pa.)

4, Ross Emerson (1956, Case Tech)4, Bob Bishop (1964, St. Bonaventure)4, Chai Vathanakul (1965, St. Francis)4, Scott Gay (1966, St. Vincent)4, Pete Anselmo (1967, St. Francis)4, Bob McNees (2005, Thiel)

Points, Match: 10, Ross Emerson (Oct. 28, 1955at Indiana, Pa.; 5 goals)

NSCAA ALL-AMERICANSFrank Sbrocco 1956 Hon. Mention, Outside LeftPeter Buttner 1958 First Team, ForwardPeter Buttner 1959 First Team, ForwardJohn Mulholland 1963 Hon. Mention, FullbackMatthew Lux 1969 Second Team, FullbackBill Juergens 1986 Second Team, Back

NSCAA REGIONAL ALL-AMERICANSChuck Harrington 1972 Hon. Mention, FullbackGary Eising 1975 Hon. Mention, WingGary Eising 1976 Hon. Mention, WingJon Bornholm 1977 Hon. Mention, FullbackJohn Russell 1978 Hon. Mention, HalfbackJohn Russell 1979 Hon. Mention, HalfbackGary Tissue 1979 Hon. Mention, HalfbackDave Howard 1980 Hon. Mention, FullbackTony Caruso 1981 Second Team, ForwardChris Barstow 1981 Hon. Mention, FullbackJim Pekins 1982 Hon. Mention, BackJim Pekins 1983 Hon. Mention, BackTom Shupe 1984 Second Team, GoalkeeperBill Juergens 1986 First Team, BackAndy Renkey 1986 Second Team, BackDavid Lakatos 1989 Second Team, BackGreg Kreutzberg 1996 ForwardSam Coffman 2001 MidfielderMike Koper 2003 Third Team, BackBob McNees 2006 Third Team, ForwardChuck Witt 2010 Third Team, MidfielderJosh Kern 2011 Second Team, BackSeth Loew 2013 Third Team, Forward

POSTSEASON APPEARANCES1962 NCAA Atlantic Regional Tournament1976 NCAA D-III Atlantic Regional Tournament1980 NCAA D-III Pa.-Md. Regional Tournament1995 ECAC Southern Tournament Semifinalist1996 ECAC Southern Tournament Champion2001 ECAC Southern Tournament Qualifier2005 ECAC Southern Tournament Finalist2006 ECAC Southern Tournament Semifinalist2010 ECAC Southern Tournament Finalist2011 ECAC Southern Tournament Qualifier

COACHING RECORDSBob Thorn (1938-56) 72-28-15 .691Dan Leviton (1957-61) 18-19-3 .488Cliff Wettig (1962-70) 65-20-4 .753Russ Trimmer (1971) 5-3-1 .611Dr. Don Lyle (1972-2005) 277-206-37 .568Mike Dreves (2006-) 74-62-21 .538Total (74 Years) 511-338-81

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Year W-L-T Coach1938 1-2-1 Bob Thorn1939 2-2-0 Bob Thorn1940 3-3-0 Bob Thorn1941 5-2-0 Bob Thorn1942 5-1-0 Bob Thorn1943 No Games - World War II1944 No Games - World War II1945 2-1-2 Bob Thorn1946 4-2-1 Bob Thorn1947 4-4-1 Bob Thorn1948 5-0-3 Bob Thorn1949 2-4-2 Bob Thorn1950 6-2-0 Bob Thorn1951 2-1-3 Bob Thorn1952 6-0-0 Bob Thorn1953 6-1-1 Bob Thorn1954 7-1-0 Bob Thorn1955 5-2-1 Bob Thorn1956 7-0-0 Bob Thorn1957 6-2-0 Dan Leviton1958 5-3-0 Dan Leviton1959 4-4-1 Dan Leviton1960 1-5-2 Dan Leviton1961 2-5-0 Dan Leviton1962 6-4-1 Cliff Wettig1963 6-3-0 Cliff Wettig1964 9-0-0 Cliff Wettig1965 8-0-1 Cliff Wettig1966 7-1-1 Cliff Wettig1967 6-4-0 Cliff Wettig1968 7-3-1 Cliff Wettig1969 9-2-0 Cliff Wettig1970 7-3-0 Cliff Wettig1971 5-3-1 Russ Trimmer1972 4-4-1 Don Lyle1973 5-5-2 Don Lyle1974 6-4-2 Don Lyle1975 7-5-1 Don Lyle

PROGRAM HISTORYYear W-L-T Coach1976 10-3-1 Don Lyle1977 11-3-0 Don Lyle1978 8-3-1 Don Lyle1979 10-2-0 Don Lyle1980 9-5-0 Don Lyle1981 6-7-0 Don Lyle1982 6-7-1 Don Lyle1983 3-8-3 Don Lyle1984 7-7-0 Don Lyle1985 9-4-1 Don Lyle1986 11-2-1 Don Lyle1987 6-5-2 Don Lyle1988 5-7-1 Don Lyle1989 6-6-1 Don Lyle1990 7-6-1 Don Lyle1991 8-6-0 Don Lyle1992 7-7-1 Don Lyle1993 3-11-1 Don Lyle1994 4-9-0 Don Lyle1995 10-6-0 Don Lyle1996 16-2-0 Don Lyle1997 6-8-1 Don Lyle1998 12-7-0 Don Lyle1999 11-7-2 Don Lyle2000 10-9-1 Don Lyle2001 13-7-1 Don Lyle2002 5-13-2 Don Lyle2003 11-8-3 Don Lyle2004 12-7-1 Don Lyle2005 13-6-5 Don Lyle2006 11-7-2 Mike Dreves2007 6-8-4 Mike Dreves2008 6-11-3 Mike Dreves2009 8-10-1 Mike Dreves2010 15-6-2 Mike Dreves2011 12-6-1 Mike Dreves2012 8-9-2 Mike Dreves2013 8-5-6 Mike Dreves

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Opponent Series Last W L TBegan Meeting

Allegheny 1938 2013 42 22 6Bethany 1977 2013 15 30 2Carnegie Mellon 1938 2013 17 30 3Frostburg St. 1951 2013 10 12 6Geneva 1975 2013 16 11 4Hiram 1984 1991 2 3 3La Roche 1994 2007 10 0 2Lake Erie 1995 2007 10 1 0Messiah 2000 2008 1 5 0Mount Union 1964 2011 10 5 1PSU Altoona 2001 2009 1 2 2

All-Time Series Against Traditional OpponentsOpponent Series Last W L T

Began MeetingPSU Behrend 1975 2013 21 15 3Pitt-Bradford 1985 2007 23 0 0Pitt-Greensburg 1998 2004 4 3 0Point Park 1973 2013 6 4 0Saint Vincent 1966 2013 16 5 1Slippery Rock 1938 2000 25 33 9Thiel 1945 2013 24 3 2Thomas More 2005 2013 5 6 1Wash. & Jeff. 1974 2013 21 19 10Waynesburg 1991 2013 25 3 2Westminster 1946 2013 20 21 2

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PROGRAM HISTORYSince its humble beginnings in 1938, the Grove City

College men’s soccer program has emerged as one ofthe region’s finest. Few programs can match the sus-tained level of excellence that the Grove City programhas attained over the last 70 years.

The soccer program began in 1938 under the di-rection of legendary coach/athletic director Robert E.“Bob” Thorn.

Grove City’s rise to the area’s elite began duringthose formative years as the Wolverines posted a 10-3record in the 1941-42 seasons. Following World War II,Grove City continued to excel on the field.

In 1948, the Wolverines recorded their first unde-feated season by going 5-0-3. Four years later, GroveCity completed its first perfect season by winning allsix matches on the 1952 schedule.

Grove City followed with an 18-4-2 mark over thenext three seasons. In 1956, Grove City went 7-0-0. Frank

Grove City’s 1948 team (above) went 5-0-3 while the1952 team (below) went 6-0-0.

Grove City made its first appearance in the NCAAChampionship Tournament in 1962.

The 1964 team (above) went 9-0-0 while many of thesame contributors helped the 1965 Wolverines (below)register an 8-0-1 mark.

Sbrocco became the College’s first All-American as heearned Honorable Mention at outside left that season.Ross Emerson graduated as the squad’s all-time lead-ing scorer with 48 goals.

Following Thorn’s retirement, Dan Leviton took overas head coach from 1957-61. During his tenure, Peter

Buttner became the College’s first two-time All-Ameri-can as he earned First Team All-America in both 1958and 1959.

Cliff Wettig replaced Leviton as head coach in 1962and made an immediate -- and immeasurable -- im-pact on the program. In his first season, Wettig guidedGrove City to a 6-4-1 record and the school’s first-everNCAA Tournament appearance.

The next year, John Mulholland earned HonorableMention All-America at fullback as Grove City went 6-3-0.

The 1964 team set a new program record for winsby going 9-0-0. In 1965, only a 1-1 draw against Pitt

kept Grove City from a second straight perfect seasonas the Wolverines went 8-0-1.

The 1969 squad tied the single-season programrecord for wins by going 9-2. Fullback Matthew Luxearned Second Team All-America that year.

The Wolverines compiled a 7-3-0 record in 1970,Wettig’s final year as head coach. Russ Trimmer thencoached Grove City to a 5-3-1 mark in 1971.

Don Lyle became the fifth head coach in programhistory prior to the start of the 1972 season. After four

Grove City went 7-0-0 in 1956, Bob Thorn’s final seasonas head coach.

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The Wolverines celebrated the country’s bicentennial in1976 by advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals.

The 1980 team made Grove City’s third all-timeappearance in the NCAA Tournament.

In 1996, Grove City won 16 matches, the Presidents’Athletic Conference title and the ECAC Tournament.

solid seasons, Grove City broke through in 1976 andadvanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Champion-ship Tournament.

In the process, the Wolverines won a school-record10 matches and advanced further in an NCAA Tourna-ment than any other Grove City squad.

In 1977, Grove City again broke the single-seasonwin mark by going 11-3-0. The Wolverines closed the

1970s by going 18-5-1 in 1978-79. That run continuedinto the next decade as Grove City returned to the NCAATournament in 1980.

Following a brief dry spell, Grove City reboundedin the middle of the 1980s. The Wolverines followed upa 9-4-1 mark in 1985 by going 11-2-1 in 1986. De-fender Bill Juergens earned Second Team All-Americahonors following the 1986 season.

Grove City returned to the postseason in 1995 byqualifying for the Eastern College Athletic ConferenceChampionship Tournament (ECAC). The next year, GroveCity shattered the single-season win record by going16-2 and earning a share of the Presidents’ AthleticConference crown.

The Wolverines also captured the program’s firstECAC title. Greg Kreutzberg scored a school-record25 goals.

Following a 10-win season in 2000, the Wolverinesthen returned to the ECAC Tournament with a 13-6-1overall record.

Grove City won its first outright PAC title in 2005.

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The new decade continued to prove bountiful forGrove City. After 23 total wins in 2003 and 2004, theWolverines won their first-ever outright PAC title in 2005.Grove City also reached the ECAC Tournament finals.

Mike Dreves, who captained the 1995 and 1996teams, succeeded Lyle as head coach in 2006. He guidedGrove City to 11 wins and a berth in the ECAC semifi-nals in his first season as coach. That year, Bob McNeesbecame Grove City’s all-time leader in goals with 63.

In 2010, Grove City posted 15 wins and advancedto the ECAC Tournament finals. Senior Chuck Witt be-came the program’s first First Team CoSIDA AcademicAll-American following the season.

Tim Boswell and Brian Eckenhoff both earned Aca-demic All-America in 2011 after helping the Wolverinesto 12 wins and another ECAC Tournament invitation.

GROVE CITY COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER HALL OF FAMECLASS OF 2013 -- Tom Fleming ‘75, Harvey Miller ‘40 andMatthew Towle ‘93CLASS OF 2012 -- Paul Fletcher ‘66 and Christos Takoudes ‘60CLASS OF 2011 -- Ross Carnes ‘70 and Chuck Harrington ‘73CLASS OF 2010 -- Alex Eggers ‘51 and Dave Howard ‘81CLASS OF 2009 -- Bob Bishop ‘66 and Glenn Zembower ‘48CLASS OF 2008 -- Phil Donatelli ‘77 and Greg Kreutzberg ‘97CLASS OF 2007 -- Bill Buchanan ‘66, Angelo Mariotti ‘78and Gary Tissue ‘80

CLASS OF 2006 -- Vaughn Irwin ‘53, Jon Bornholm ‘78 andDr. Don LyleCLASS OF 2005 -- Phil Ahlschlager ‘75 and Jim Pontier ‘68CLASS OF 2004 -- Richard Manley ‘67 and Travis Young ‘59CLASS OF 2003 -- James Foraker ‘58 and Scott Johnston ‘55CLASS OF 2002 -- Ross Emerson ‘57 and Charles Slemmons ‘53CLASS OF 2001 -- Peter Buttner ‘61, Bill Juergens ‘87,Matthew Lux ‘70, John Mulholland ‘65, Frank Sbrocco ‘57,Robert Thorn ‘16 and Cliff Wettig

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ALL-TIME RESULTS1938

Coach: Bob ThornSeason Record: 1-2-1

1 Slippery Rock ______________ 01 Allegheny __________________ 10 Carnegie Tech _____________ 31 Slippery Rock ______________ 2

1939Coach: Bob Thorn

Season Record: 2-2-00 Slippery Rock ______________ 23 Allegheny __________________ 21 Carnegie Tech _____________ 00 Slippery Rock ______________ 2


Season Record: 3-3-04 Alliance ____________________ 02 Slippery Rock ______________ 52 Allegheny __________________ 31 Oberlin_____________________ 02 Carnegie Tech _____________ 01 Slippery Rock ______________ 2


Season Record: 5-2-04 Alliance ____________________ 02 Allegheny __________________ 10 Oberlin_____________________ 12 Slippery Rock ______________ 11 Carnegie Tech _____________ 00 Slippery Rock ______________ 23 Alliance ____________________ 0


Season Record: 5-1-05 Alliance ____________________ 00 Allegheny __________________ 13 Carnegie Tech _____________ 21 Slippery Rock ______________ 03 Alliance ____________________ 02 Slippery Rock ______________ 1

1943-44No Games During War


Season Record: 2-1-21 Thiel _______________________ 32 Allegheny __________________ 20 Allegheny __________________ 03 Thiel _______________________ 04 Carnegie Tech _____________ 3


Season Record: 4-2-14 Thiel _______________________ 11 Slippery Rock ______________ 23 Allegheny __________________ 13 Westminster _______________ 01 Slippery Rock ______________ 12 Westminster _______________ 00 Carnegie Tech _____________ 1


Season Record: 4-4-10 Westminster _______________ 14 Edinboro ___________________ 10 Slippery Rock ______________ 12 Allegheny __________________ 11 Edinboro ___________________ 03 Thiel _______________________ 0

0 Slippery Rock ______________ 00 Westminster _______________ 40 Carnegie Tech _____________ 1


Season Record: 5-0-31 Edinboro ___________________ 00 Slippery Rock ______________ 04 Allegheny __________________ 10 Westminster _______________ 03 Edinboro ___________________ 13 Thiel _______________________ 33 Westminster _______________ 21 Carnegie Tech _____________ 0


Season Record: 2-4-22 Edinboro ___________________ 11 Westminster _______________ 10 Allegheny __________________ 10 Edinboro ___________________ 21 Thiel _______________________ 22 Wheaton ___________________ 01 Westminster _______________ 11 Carnegie Tech _____________ 2


Season Record: 6-2-02 Edinboro ___________________ 12 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 15 Kent State _________________ 23 Allegheny __________________ 01 Thiel _______________________ 23 Edinboro ___________________ 11 Westminster _______________ 22 Carnegie Tech _____________ 0


Season Record: 2-1-32 Westminster _______________ 03 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 32 Frostburg State ____________ 21 Allegheny __________________ 43 Indiana_____________________ 21 Westminster _______________ 1


Season Record: 6-0-03 Kiski ________________________ 03 Allegheny __________________ 25 Kiski ________________________ 04 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 02 Allegheny __________________ 15 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 2


Season Record: 6-1-13 Kiski ________________________ 05 Pitt _________________________ 06 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 10 Allegheny __________________ 14 Kiski ________________________ 05 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 12 Frostburg __________________ 22 Allegheny __________________ 1


Season Record: 7-1-03 Kiski ________________________ 22 Wheaton ___________________ 14 Pitt _________________________ 2

3 Allegheny __________________ 03 Case _______________________ 28 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 10 Frostburg State ____________ 42 Allegheny __________________ 1


Season Record: 5-2-16 Kiski ________________________ 06 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 21 Pitt _________________________ 35 Allegheny __________________ 110 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 01 Allegheny __________________ 15 Case _______________________ 12 Oberlin_____________________ 5


Season Record: 7-0-06 Western Reserve __________ 03 Fenn________________________ 23 Pitt _________________________ 12 Allegheny __________________ 17 Case _______________________ 06 Allegheny __________________ 13 Oberlin_____________________ 2

1957Coach: Dan Leviton

Season Record: 6-2-010 Western Reserve __________ 01 Slippery Rock ______________ 30 Pitt _________________________ 15 Allegheny __________________ 04 Case _______________________ 13 Allegheny __________________ 02 Oberlin_____________________ 13 Fenn________________________ 2


Season Record: 5-3-03 Case _______________________ 22 Slippery Rock ______________ 31 Pittsburgh _________________ 05 Allegheny __________________ 21 Slippery Rock ______________ 62 Oberlin_____________________ 13 Frostburg State ____________ 22 Fenn________________________ 3


Season Record: 4-4-15 Case _______________________ 03 Oberlin_____________________ 22 Pitt _________________________ 12 Akron ______________________ 33 Frostburg State ____________ 33 Allegheny __________________ 10 Slippery Rock ______________ 10 Slippery Rock ______________ 30 Fenn________________________ 0


Season Record: 1-5-23 Slippery Rock ______________ 32 Fenn________________________ 30 Oberlin_____________________ 43 Slippery Rock ______________ 31 Frostburg State ____________ 21 Allegheny __________________ 00 Pitt _________________________ 71 Akron ______________________ 7


Season Record: 2-5-00 Slippery Rock ______________ 42 Fenn________________________ 31 Slippery Rock ______________ 32 Frostburg State ____________ 32 Allegheny __________________ 00 Pittsburgh _________________ 17 St. Francis __________________ 0

1962Coach: Cliff Wettig

Season Record: 6-4-10 Fenn________________________ 32 Slippery Rock ______________ 15 St. Francis __________________ 20 Slippery Rock ______________ 04 St. Bonaventure____________ 01 Frostburg State ____________ 32 Pittsburgh _________________ 53 Allegheny __________________ 14 Western Reserve __________ 00 Elizabethtown _____________ 23 Lynchburg__________________ 0


Season Record: 6-3-02 Slippery Rock ______________ 01 Slippery Rock ______________ 34 Fenn________________________ 02 St. Bonaventure____________ 11 Frostburg __________________ 03 Western Reserve __________ 10 Pitt _________________________ 21 Allegheny __________________ 25 St. Francis __________________ 2


Season Record: 9-0-05 Slippery Rock ______________ 25 St. Francis __________________ 05 Mount Union ______________ 12 Frostburg State ____________ 05 Slippery Rock ______________ 06 Pitt _________________________ 33 Allegheny __________________ 06 St. Bonaventure____________ 112 Western Reserve __________ 0


Season Record: 8-0-17 Slippery Rock ______________ 21 Pitt _________________________ 18 Mount Union ______________ 18 Alliance ____________________ 07 Frostburg State ____________ 02 Slippery Rock ______________ 03 St. Bonaventure____________ 23 Allegheny __________________ 115 St. Francis __________________ 0


Season Record: 7-1-10 Slippery Rock ______________ 25 Lock Haven ________________ 27 Saint Vincent ______________ 115 Saint Vincent ______________ 11 Frostburg State ____________ 14 Pitt _________________________ 17 Allegheny __________________ 04 St. Francis __________________ 14 Alliance ____________________ 1

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Season Record: 6-4-03 Slippery Rock ______________ 13 Lock Haven ________________ 28 St. Francis __________________ 01 Frostburg State ____________ 41 Saint Vincent ______________ 33 Pitt _________________________ 02 Allegheny __________________ 02 Elizabethtown _____________ 45 Alliance ____________________ 20 Buffalo State_______________ 3


Season Record: 7-3-14 Slippery Rock ______________ 21 Wooster ___________________ 53 St. Francis __________________ 05 Saint Vincent ______________ 03 Frostburg State ____________ 35 Carnegie Mellon __________ 12 Pitt _________________________ 13 Buffalo State_______________ 64 Allegheny __________________ 21 Elizabethtown _____________ 53 Alliance ____________________ 2


Season Record: 9-2-02 Alliance ____________________ 13 Wooster ___________________ 111 Saint Vincent ______________ 07 Slippery Rock ______________ 32 Frostburg State ____________ 06 St. Francis __________________ 00 Pitt _________________________ 33 Gannon ____________________ 00 Buffalo State_______________ 13 Carnegie Mellon __________ 11 Allegheny __________________ 0


Season Record: 7-3-07 Cedarville __________________ 01 Buffalo State_______________ 31 Slippery Rock ______________ 07 Allegheny __________________ 01 Frostburg State ____________ 24 St. Francis __________________ 11 Pitt _________________________ 35 Gannon ____________________ 04 Carnegie Mellon __________ 03 Alliance ____________________ 1

1971Coach: Russ TrimmerSeason Record: 5-3-1

0 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 15 Slippery Rock ______________ 10 Frostburg State ____________ 41 Allegheny __________________ 14 Gannon ____________________ 12 Pitt _________________________ 45 Alliance ____________________ 25 St. Francis __________________ 14 Carnegie Mellon __________ 0

1972Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 4-4-13 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 06 Slippery Rock ______________ 0

0 Frostburg State ____________ 15 Allegheny __________________ 20 Gannon ____________________ 11 Pitt _________________________ 50 Alliance ____________________ 13 Edinboro ___________________ 23 St. Francis __________________ 3

1973Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 5-5-20 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 01 Gannon ____________________ 33 Point Park __________________ 44 Slippery Rock ______________ 54 Allegheny __________________ 24 Frostburg State ____________ 32 Lock Haven ________________ 43 Alliance ____________________ 01 Edinboro ___________________ 12 St. Francis __________________ 01 Pitt _________________________ 32 PSU Behrend ______________ 1

1974Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 6-4-21 Gannon ____________________ 46 Point Park __________________ 11 Slippery Rock ______________ 25 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 10 Frostburg State ____________ 31 Allegheny __________________ 02 Lock Haven ________________ 22 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 22 Alliance ____________________ 15 Edinboro ___________________ 22 Pitt _________________________ 31 Penn State Behrend _______ 0

1975Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 7-5-12 Gannon ____________________ 11 Slippery Rock ______________ 39 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 01 Mount Union ______________ 57 Frostburg State ____________ 14 Geneva ____________________ 01 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 12 Alliance ____________________ 03 Edinboro ___________________ 10 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 20 Pitt _________________________ 22 Penn State Behrend _______ 31 Allegheny __________________ 0

1976Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 10-3-15 Mercyhurst ________________ 02 Slippery Rock ______________ 12 Allegheny __________________ 29 Saint Vincent ______________ 02 Gannon ____________________ 13 Geneva ____________________ 01 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 23 Alliance ____________________ 00 Edinboro ___________________ 16 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 03 Pitt _________________________ 03 Penn State Behrend _______ 12 Lynchburg __________________ 01 Elizabethtown _____________ 3

1977

Coach: Don LyleSeason Record: 11-3-0

1 Slippery Rock ______________ 22 Allegheny __________________ 112 Saint Vincent ______________ 26 Gannon ____________________ 04 Geneva ____________________ 02 Mount Union ______________ 15 Alliance ____________________ 01 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 27 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 00 Pitt _________________________ 14 Penn State Behrend _______ 13 Edinboro ___________________ 12 Bethany ____________________ 14 Mercyhurst ________________ 0

1978Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 8-3-10 Slippery Rock ______________ 21 Allegheny __________________ 32 Gannon ____________________ 15 Geneva ____________________ 03 Mount Union ______________ 18 Alliance ____________________ 04 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 27 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 03 Pitt _________________________ 11 Penn State Behrend _______ 10 Bethany ____________________ 23 Carnegie Mellon __________ 1

1979Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 10-2-01 Pitt _________________________ 03 Slippery Rock ______________ 17 Gannon ____________________ 05 Allegheny __________________ 26 Geneva ____________________ 03 Mercyhurst ________________ 27 Alliance ____________________ 00 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 27 Mount Union ______________ 11 Penn State Behrend _______ 02 Bethany ____________________ 63 Carnegie Mellon __________ 0

1980Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 9-5-03 Gannon ____________________ 12 Slippery Rock ______________ 12 Allegheny __________________ 01 Fredonia State _____________ 31 Geneva ____________________ 00 Pitt _________________________ 22 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 37 Mercyhurst ________________ 25 Mount Union ______________ 05 Penn State Behrend _______ 210 Alliance ____________________ 22 Bethany ____________________ 5

1981Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 6-7-05 Gannon ____________________ 00 Pitt _________________________ 32 Slippery Rock ______________ 46 Allegheny __________________ 11 Fredonia State _____________ 22 Geneva ____________________ 13 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 51 Mercyhurst ________________ 2

8 Alliance ____________________ 00 Penn State Behrend _______ 11 Saint Vincent ______________ 34 Bethany ____________________ 33 Carnegie Mellon __________ 0

1982Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 6-7-14 Gannon ____________________ 20 Pitt _________________________ 30 Slippery Rock ______________ 23 Allegheny __________________ 22 Fredonia State _____________ 33 Geneva ____________________ 10 Carnegie Mellon __________ 12 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 42 Mercyhurst ________________ 28 Alliance ____________________ 02 Penn State Behrend _______ 11 Saint Vincent ______________ 52 Bethany ____________________ 61 Edinboro ___________________ 0

1983Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 3-8-31 Gannon ____________________ 20 Pitt _________________________ 11 Slippery Rock ______________ 11 Allegheny __________________ 20 Fredonia State _____________ 30 Geneva ____________________ 21 Carnegie Mellon __________ 51 Indiana, Pa. ________________ 11 Mercyhurst ________________ 28 Alliance ____________________ 00 Penn State Behrend _______ 04 Saint Vincent ______________ 00 Bethany ____________________ 31 Edinboro ___________________ 0

1984Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 7-7-01 Edinboro ___________________ 00 Allegheny __________________ 11 Hiram ______________________ 03 Slippery Rock ______________ 20 Gannon ____________________ 33 Bethany ____________________ 42 Mercyhurst ________________ 10 Carnegie Mellon __________ 31 John Carroll ________________ 23 Youngstown State _________ 01 Pitt _________________________ 23 Alliance ____________________ 16 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 10 Penn State Behrend _______ 2

1985Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 9-4-12 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 12 Edinboro ___________________ 22 Allegheny __________________ 01 Hiram ______________________ 02 Slippery Rock ______________ 12 Gannon ____________________ 50 Bethany ____________________ 80 Mercyhurst ________________ 21 Carnegie Mellon __________ 43 John Carroll ________________ 29 Youngstown State _________ 22 Penn State Behrend _______ 06 Alliance ____________________ 0

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7 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 01986

Coach: Don LyleSeason Record: 5-5-2

5 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 14 Edinboro ___________________ 14 Allegheny __________________ 11 Hiram ______________________ 12 Slippery Rock ______________ 15 Westminster _______________ 00 Bethany ____________________ 41 Carnegie Mellon __________ 04 John Carroll ________________ 02 Youngstown State _________ 02 Penn State Behrend _______ 12 Mercyhurst ________________ 11 Gannon ____________________ 51 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 0

1987Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 6-5-24 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 00 Allegheny __________________ 12 Hiram ______________________ 20 Slippery Rock ______________ 02 California, Pa. ______________ 14 Westminster _______________ 01 Bethany ____________________ 53 Geneva ____________________ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 20 John Carroll ________________ 26 Penn State Behrend _______ 10 Mercyhurst ________________ 34 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 0

1988Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 5-7-12 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 02 Niagara ____________________ 31 Allegheny __________________ 00 Hiram ______________________ 00 Slippery Rock ______________ 20 California, Pa. ______________ 11 Westminster _______________ 00 Bethany ____________________ 20 Geneva ____________________ 11 Carnegie Mellon __________ 41 John Carroll ________________ 22 Penn State Behrend _______ 15 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 4

1989Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 6-6-11 Allegheny __________________ 51 Hiram ______________________ 32 Slippery Rock ______________ 42 California, Pa. ______________ 13 Westminster _______________ 40 Bethany ____________________ 34 Geneva ____________________ 02 Carnegie Mellon __________ 35 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 01 Penn State Behrend _______ 01 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 01 Pitt _________________________ 15 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 1

1990Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 7-6-13 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 10 Allegheny __________________ 10 Hiram ______________________ 4

ALL-TIME RESULTS2 Slippery Rock ______________ 05 Westminster _______________ 00 Bethany ____________________ 21 Geneva ____________________ 22 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 14 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 02 Penn State Behrend _______ 10 Carnegie Mellon __________ 00 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 10 Pitt _________________________ 12 Saint Vincent ______________ 0

1991Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 8-6-01 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 03 Allegheny __________________ 20 Hiram ______________________ 12 Slippery Rock ______________ 44 Westminster _______________ 31 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 01 Geneva ____________________ 24 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 00 Bethany ____________________ 11 Waynesburg _______________ 04 Penn State Behrend _______ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 32 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 00 Pitt _________________________ 3

1992Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 7-7-18 Hilbert _____________________ 00 Allegheny __________________ 12 California, Pa. ______________ 11 Slippery Rock ______________ 21 Westminster _______________ 02 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 10 Geneva ____________________ 24 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 01 Bethany ____________________ 44 Waynesburg _______________ 04 Penn State Behrend _______ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 00 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 20 Pitt _________________________ 40 Saint Vincent ______________ 1

1993Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 3-11-13 Hilbert _____________________ 00 Allegheny __________________ 10 California, Pa. ______________ 41 Slippery Rock ______________ 31 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 22 Westminster _______________ 60 Geneva ____________________ 57 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 01 Bethany ____________________ 62 Penn State Behrend _______ 31 Waynesburg _______________ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 50 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 01 Pitt _________________________ 70 Saint Vincent ______________ 2

1994Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 4-9-02 Allegheny __________________ 30 California, Pa. ______________ 21 Slippery Rock ______________ 32 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 30 Westminster _______________ 1

3 Geneva ____________________ 57 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 21 Bethany ____________________ 23 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 03 Penn State Behrend _______ 44 Waynesburg _______________ 01 Carnegie Mellon __________ 24 La Roche ___________________ 0

1995Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 10-6-07 Lake Erie ___________________ 01 Allegheny __________________ 23 Marietta ___________________ 22 Slippery Rock ______________ 00 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 20 Westminster _______________ 33 Mount Union ______________ 05 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 35 Pitt-Johnstown ____________ 12 Penn State Behrend _______ 14 Muskingum ________________ 08 Waynesburg _______________ 00 Bethany ____________________ 24 La Roche ___________________ 01 Johns Hopkins _____________ 2

1996Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 16-2-04 Point Park__________________ 12 Allegheny __________________ 12 Slippery Rock ______________ 17 Westminster _______________ 03 Muskingum ________________ 29 Waynesburg _______________ 18 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 10 Carnegie Mellon __________ 14 Penn State Behrend _______ 00 Alfred ______________________ 14 La Roche ___________________ 02 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 11 Mount Union ______________ 04 Bethany ____________________ 34 Lake Erie ___________________ 03 Susquehanna ______________ 25 Scranton ___________________ 03 Frostburg State ____________ 1

1997Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 6-8-11 Allegheny __________________ 31 Slippery Rock ______________ 21 Westminster _______________ 32 Waynesburg _______________ 01 Mount Union ______________ 21 Bethany ____________________ 54 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 20 Penn State Behrend _______ 13 La Roche ___________________ 23 Alfred ______________________ 23 Point Park__________________ 22 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 11 Frostburg State ____________ 20 Susquehanna ______________ 0

1998Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 12-7-01 Allegheny __________________ 30 Point Park__________________ 22 Pitt-Greensburg ___________ 1

1 Muskingum ________________ 32 Waynesburg _______________ 12 Mount Union ______________ 16 Thiel _______________________ 00 Bethany ____________________ 33 Pitt-Bradford _______________ 10 Carnegie Mellon __________ 25 Thiel _______________________ 01 Penn State Behrend _______ 21 Westminster _______________ 02 La Roche ___________________ 11 Alfred ______________________ 02 Lake Erie ___________________ 13 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 10 Slippery Rock ______________ 11 Frostburg State ____________ 0

1999Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 11-7-21 Allegheny __________________ 30 Cabrini _____________________ 12 Ursinus ____________________ 11 Pitt-Greensburg ___________ 01 Muskingum ________________ 02 Waynesburg _______________ 10 Mount Union ______________ 02 Bethany ____________________ 40 Carnegie Mellon __________ 11 Thiel _______________________ 01 Penn State Behrend _______ 32 Westminster _______________ 11 La Roche ___________________ 02 Pitt-Bradford _______________ 15 Lake Erie ___________________ 00 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 12 Slippery Rock ______________ 21 Frostburg State ____________ 02 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 12 Bethany ____________________ 6

2000Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 10-9-11 Keene State _______________ 31 Kenyon _____________________ 02 Messiah ___________________ 01 Waynesburg _______________ 21 Mount Union ______________ 20 Bethany ____________________ 23 Muskingum ________________ 11 Slippery Rock ______________ 24 Thiel _______________________ 00 Penn State Behrend _______ 35 La Roche ___________________ 11 Westminster _______________ 01 Pitt-Greensburg ___________ 04 Pitt-Bradford _______________ 01 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 10 Carnegie Mellon __________ 11 Frostburg State ____________ 23 Lake Erie ___________________ 06 Thiel _______________________ 00 Bethany ____________________ 3

2001Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 13-7-11 Pitt-Greensburg ___________ 02 Waynesburg _______________ 00 Messiah ___________________ 21 Waynesburg _______________ 02 Mount Union ______________ 01 Bethany ____________________ 03 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 1

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0 Westminster _______________ 24 Thiel _______________________ 01 Penn State Altoona _______ 02 Penn State Behrend _______ 11 Bethany ____________________ 21 Westminster _______________ 21 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 02 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 11 Carnegie Mellon __________ 32 Frostburg State ____________ 21 Thiel _______________________ 01 Bethany ____________________ 40 Moravian __________________ 1

2002Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 5-13-20 Geneva ____________________ 26 Lake Erie ___________________ 10 Pitt-Greensburg ___________ 30 Bethany ____________________ 10 Waynesburg _______________ 02 Mount Union ______________ 60 Bethany ____________________ 10 Messiah ___________________ 40 Westminster _______________ 21 Thiel _______________________ 01 Penn State Behrend _______ 11 Westminster _______________ 21 Waynesburg _______________ 21 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 00 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 30 Carnegie Mellon __________ 23 Thiel _______________________ 21 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 41 Thiel _______________________ 01 Westminster _______________ 2

2003Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 11-8-33 Geneva ____________________ 34 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 11 Pitt-Greensburg ___________ 22 Waynesburg _______________ 10 Mount Union ______________ 26 Bethany ____________________ 12 Bethany ____________________ 11 Westminster _______________ 01 Thiel _______________ ______ 02 Penn State Behrend _______ 10 Messiah ___________________ 40 Westminster _______________ 01 Lake Erie ___________________ 00 Penn State Altoona _______ 20 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 20 Carnegie Mellon __________ 13 Thiel _______________________ 00 Waynesburg _______________ 02 La Roche ___________________ 11 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 22 Westminster _______________ 10 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 2

2004Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 12-7-17 Pitt-Bradford_______________ 00 Johns Hopkins _____________ 11 Shenandoah _______________ 02 Pitt-Greensburg ___________ 33 Lake Erie ___________________ 03 Bethany ____________________ 00 Penn State Behrend _______ 10 Westminster _______________ 20 Bethany ____________________ 3

2 Thiel _______________________ 12 Geneva ____________________ 12 Westminster _______________ 01 Waynesburg _______________ 02 La Roche ___________________ 00 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 02 Carnegie Mellon __________ 32 Thiel _______________________ 03 Waynesburg _______________ 24 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 01 Wash. & Jeff _______________ 2

2005Coach: Don Lyle

Season Record: 13-6-51 Point Park __________________ 22 Mount St. Joseph __________ 10 Bethany ____________________ 03 Thomas More ______________ 01 Pitt-Bradford _______________ 03 Waynesburg _______________ 11 Penn State Behrend _______ 20 Westminster _______________ 35 Thiel _______________________ 11 Geneva ____________________ 13 Westminster _______________ 01 Thomas More ______________ 00 La Roche ___________________ 02 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 21 Bethany ____________________ 00 Thiel _______________________ 01 Waynesburg _______________ 00 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 21 Bethany ____________________ 02 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 12 Lake Erie ___________________ 11 McDaniel __________________ 10 Johns Hopkins _____________ 3

2006Coach: Mike Dreves

Season Record: 11-7-20 Medaille ___________________ 43 Pitt-Bradford _______________ 01 La Roche ___________________ 02 Waynesburg _______________ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 22 Geneva ____________________ 00 Penn State Behrend _______ 22 Thomas More ______________ 10 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 04 Waynesburg _______________ 00 Westminster _______________ 40 Bethany ____________________ 14 Saint Vincent ______________ 12 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 06 Thiel _______________________ 02 Lake Erie ___________________ 14 Thomas More ______________ 00 Westminster _______________ 31 Swarthmore _______________ 10 Gettysburg_________________ 2

2007Coach: Mike DrevesSeason Record: 6-8-4

0 Penn State Altoona _______ 10 La Roche ___________________ 03 Goucher ___________________ 20 Messiah ___________________ 55 Pitt-Bradford _______________ 02 Lake Erie ___________________ 31 Penn State Behrend _______ 10 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 21 Carnegie Mellon __________ 2

ALL-TIME RESULTS2 Franciscan _________________ 11 Bethany ____________________ 13 Waynesburg _______________ 01 Saint Vincent ______________ 10 Thomas More______________ 10 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 41 Westminster _______________ 32 Geneva ____________________ 04 Thiel _______________________ 2


Season Record: 6-11-30 Point Park__________________ 11 Mount Saint Joseph _______ 12 Capital _____________________ 60 Ohio Wesleyan ____________ 31 Franciscan _________________ 20 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 42 Penn State Behrend _______ 10 Penn State Altoona _______ 00 Carnegie Mellon __________ 51 Case Western _____________ 43 Thiel _______________________ 02 Bethany ____________________ 03 Waynesburg _______________ 03 Saint Vincent ______________ 20 Thomas More______________ 10 Messiah ___________________ 50 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 00 Westminster _______________ 14 Geneva ____________________ 12 Westminster _______________ 3


Season Record: 8-10-12 Point Park__________________ 00 Cedarville __________________ 20 Penn State Altoona _______ 02 Hilbert _____________________ 00 Penn State Behrend _______ 11 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 40 Heidelberg_________________ 10 Carnegie Mellon __________ 51 Juniata _____________________ 00 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 13 Thiel _______________________ 00 Geneva ____________________ 32 Bethany ____________________ 01 Waynesburg _______________ 03 Saint Vincent ______________ 20 Thomas More______________ 12 Fredonia State _____________ 10 Westminster _______________ 30 Thomas More______________ 3


Season Record: 15-6-21 Alfred ______________________ 11 Sage _______________________ 00 Heidelberg_________________ 15 Hilbert _____________________ 01 Penn State Behrend _______ 12 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 12 Mount Union ______________ 11 Carnegie Mellon __________ 23 Juniata _____________________ 08 PSU-N. Kensington ________ 11 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 24 Westminster _______________ 11 Geneva ____________________ 04 Thiel _______________________ 04 Bethany ____________________ 04 Waynesburg _______________ 0

1 Saint Vincent ______________ 00 Fredonia State_____________ 32 Thomas More______________ 21 Bethany ____________________ 23 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 11 Misericordia _______________ 01 Stevenson _________________ 3


Season Record: 12-6-11 Adrian______________________ 21 Muskingum ________________ 02 Allegheny __________________ 54 Hilbert _____________________ 13 PSU Behrend ______________ 20 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 31 Mount Union ______________ 06 PSU New Kensington______ 11 Bethany ____________________ 01 Thomas More______________ 36 Waynesburg _______________ 01 Thiel _______________________ 04 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 11 Carnegie Mellon __________ 01 Geneva ____________________ 12 Saint Vincent ______________ 13 Westminster _______________ 20 Geneva ____________________ 10 Medaille ___________________ 1


1 Susquehanna ______________ 20 Lebanon Valley ____________ 20 Allegheny __________________ 11 Adrian______________________ 06 Hilbert _____________________ 20 PSU Behrend ______________ 31 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 21 Point Park__________________ 01 Heidelberg_________________ 24 Bethany ____________________ 00 Thomas More______________ 12 Waynesburg _______________ 03 Thiel _______________________ 00 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 22 Carnegie Mellon __________ 30 Geneva ____________________ 05 Saint Vincent ______________ 11 Westminster _______________ 00 Geneva ____________________ 0


0 Frostburg State ____________ 10 Buffalo State_______________ 00 Allegheny __________________ 16 Hilbert _____________________ 10 Penn State Behrend _______ 21 Baldwin-Wallace __________ 03 Muskingum ________________ 21 Heidelberg_________________ 21 Carnegie Mellon __________ 10 Waynesburg _______________ 12 Thiel _______________________ 04 Bethany ____________________ 02 Geneva ____________________ 10 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 02 Point Park__________________ 11 Westminster _______________ 13 Saint Vincent ______________ 01 Thomas More______________ 10 Wash. & Jeff. _______________ 0

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ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

Robert E. Thorn ’162007 Inductee

Frank Sbrocco ’572007 Inductee

Cliff Wettig2008 Inductee

Ross Emerson ’572009 Inductee

Richard Manley ’672010 Inductee

Peter Buttner ’612010 Inductee

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Bill Juergens ‘872014 Inductee

John Pontier ‘682013 Inductee

Matt Lux ‘702013 Inductee

Nine men associated with Grove City men’s soccer have been inducted into the College’s Hall of Fame.

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2013 Standings Conference OverallW L T W L T

Thomas More* 7 0 1 15 3 2Wash. & Jeff. 5 1 2 10 8 3Grove City 4 1 3 8 5 6Geneva 4 3 1 8 7 4Waynesburg 3 3 2 10 4 3Westminster 2 3 3 7 9 3Bethany 2 5 1 7 12 1Saint Vincent 2 6 0 4 14 0Thiel 0 7 1 5 12 1*-PAC Tournament Champion

2013 PAC Statistical LeadersGoals: Arkangelo James, Bethany 18Assists: Arkangelo James, Bethany 8Points: Arkangelo James, Bethany 44Wins: Matt Kees, Thomas More 15GAA: Brenden Alfery, Grove City 0.69Save Pct: Brandon Alfrey, Grove City .895Shutouts: Matt Kees, Thomas More 7

2013 ALL-PRESIDENTS’ ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TEAMSFIRST TEAM

Pos. Name SchoolGK Jon Best Wash. & Jeff.F Arkangelo James BethanyF Seth Loew Grove CityF Austin Juniet Thomas MoreM Garrett Masters GenevaM Jeremy Troutman GenevaM Dale Reese IV Grove CityM Jake Plummer Thomas MoreM Tim Fields WaynesburgD Luke D’Amico Saint VincentD Alex Dean Thomas More

SECOND TEAMPos. Name SchoolGK Brenden Alfery Grove CityF Lamine Balde BethanyF Brian Hannah Wash. & Jeff.F Cody Peddicord Wash. & Jeff.M Brody Ruffner Saint VincentM Jacob Waldrop Thomas MoreM Ethan McCarthy WestminsterD Dan Adams Grove CityD George DeAugustino Grove CityD Nicholas Veccio Wash. & Jeff.D Zach Morgan Waynesburg

2013 PAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Arkangelo James, Bethany2013 PAC COACH OF THE YEAR: Carl Griffiths, Waynesburg

ABOUT THE PACFounded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Confer-

ence continues its mission of promoting intercollegiateathletics and the pursuit of academic excellence.

Comprised of 10 select private colleges and uni-versities - Bethany College, Chatham University, GenevaCollege, Grove City College, Saint Vincent College, ThielCollege, Thomas More College, Washington & JeffersonCollege, Waynesburg University and Westminster Col-lege - the PAC remains a unique organization in thisday of high-pressure intercollegiate athletics.

With academics at the center of each member’sphilosophy, the PAC is built on the principle that anathletic program is a part of college life, but not anentity in itself.

During the 2005-06 academic year, Chatham,Geneva and Saint Vincent all joined the PAC. Chathamcompeted for PAC championships for the first timeduring the 2007-08 academic year. Saint Vincent firstcompeted for conference titles in 2010-11.

Geneva became eligible for conference titles in2011-12.

The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports.All-Conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Headcoaches select all-league squads for all team sports,while in individual sports such as cross country andtennis, all-PAC accolades are based upon performancesat the conference championships.

The PAC annually awards its men’s and women’sAll-Sports Trophies to the schools which perform bestacross the board in conference competition.

Grove City won the Women’s All-Sports Trophy forthe 2013-14 academic year while Washington &Jefferson earned the Men’s All-Sports Trophy.

In 2013-14, the league named a conference-record902 student-athletes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll,which recognizes all participating student-athletes whoattain a term grade-point average of 3.60 or aboveduring their semester of competition.

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The beautifully landscaped cam-pus of Grove City College stretchesover 150 acres and includes 28 neo-Gothic buildings. It is considered oneof the loveliest in the nation.

While the College has changedto meet the needs of the society itserves, its basic philosophy has re-mained unchanged since its found-ing in 1876. It is a Christian, liberalarts institution, dedicated to theprinciple of providing the highestquality education at the lowest pos-sible cost.

Wishing to remain truly inde-pendent and to retain its distinctivequalities as a private school gov-erned by private citizens (trustees),it is one of few colleges in the coun-try that does not accept federalfunds.

Affiliated with the PresbyterianChurch (U.S.A.), but not narrowly de-nominational, the College believesthat to be well-educated a studentshould be exposed to the centralideas of the Judeo-Christian tradi-tion.

Grove City College offers under-graduate degrees in liberal arts, sci-ences, engineering, business, andmusic and is distinguished as a na-tional leader in education.

Grove City’s programs in elec-trical and mechanical engineeringare accredited by the EngineeringAccreditation Commission Board ofthe Accreditation Board for Engi-neering and Technology.

The “big business school cur-riculum” prepares students fortoday’s global business reality. Anextensive variety of internship op-portunities are provided across thecurriculum.

Grove City College wants its stu-dents to be prepared in this age ofmobile information technology.

Each entering freshman receivesa tablet computer which is his or hersto keep upon graduation with afour-year degree.

This is part of the InformationTechnology Initiative, a total pro-gram integrating technology acrossthe curriculum.

The College believes that its stu-dent body has a unique mix of tal-ents and abilities.

Its Career Services programhelps students identify those key as-sets during the first year and thenbuilds a four-year strategy to helpthem pursue a satisfying career.

Personal counseling, profes-sional speakers, databases, alumnicontacts, summer internships, cor-porate visits, employer presentationsand more are incorporated into thecareer preparation experience.

Grove City follows the semestercalendar plan, in addition to offer-ing two-week sessions in Januaryand May.

Most of the 2,500 students livein separate men’s and women’s dor-mitories. The rest are local com-muters or married students.

A full program of cultural, pro-fessional, athletic and social activi-ties is offered, including 19 intercol-legiate varsity athletic teams.

Grove City, a town of 8,100people, is located 60 miles north ofPittsburgh. It is located nearInterstates 79 and 80 and has a mu-nicipal airport.

Grove City College2014-2015

Tuition$7,775 per semester

Room and Board$4,236 per semester

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Grove City College’sBreen Student Union

PROGRAMS AND MAJORSACCOUNTINGAcounting (B.S.)

BIBLICAL AND RELIGIOUS STUDIESBiblical and Religious Studies (B.A.)

BIOLOGYBiology (B.S.)BUSINESS

Business Management (B.S.)Finance (B.S.)

Industrial Management (B.S.)International Business (B.S.)

Marketing Management (B.S.)CHEMISTRY

Biochemistry (B.S.)Chemistry (B.S.)

COMMUNICATION STUDIESCommunication Studies (B.A.)

COMPUTER SCIENCEComputer Science (B.S.)

Computer Information Systems (B.S.)ECONOMICS

Economics (B.A.)Business/Economics (B.S.)

EDUCATIONPre K-4 Elementary Education (B.S.)

Pre K-8 Special Education and Pre K-4Elementary Education (B.S.)

Middle Level Math/English/Science Education (B.S.)K-12 Biology/General Science Education (B.S.)

K-12 French Education (B.A.)K-12 Music Education (B.M.)

K-12 Spanish Education (B.A.)7-12 Biology/General Science Education (B.S.)

7-12 Chemistry Education (B.S.)7-12 Chemistry/General Science Education (B.S.)

7-12 English Education (B.A.)7-12 English/Communication Education (B.A.)

7-12 Mathematics Education (B.S.)7-12 Physics Education (B.S.)

7-12 Physics/General Science Education (B.S.)7-12 Social Studies Education (B.A.)

ELECTRICAL/COMPUTER ENGINEERINGElectrical/Computer Engineering (B.S.E.E.)

ENGLISHEnglish (B.A.)

ENTREPRENEURSHIPEntrepreneurship (B.S.)

HISTORYHistory (B.A.)

MATHEMATICSMathematics (B.S.)

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGMechanical Engineering (B.S.M.E.)

MODERN LANGUAGESFrench (B.A.)

Spanish (B.A.)MUSIC & FINE ARTS

Music (B.M.)Music/Business (B.M.)

Music/Performing Arts (B.M.)Music/Religion (B.M.)

PHILOSOPHYPhilosophy (B.A.)

PHYSICAL EDUCATIONExercise Science (B.S.)

PHYSICSPhysics (B.S.)

Physics/Computer Hardware (B.S.)Physics/Computer Software (B.S.)

POLITICAL SCIENCEPolitical Science (B.A.)

PSYCHOLOGYPsychology (B.A. or B.S.)

SOCIOLOGYSociology (B.A.)

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSPre-DentalPre-Health

Pre-LawPre-Medical

Pre-TheologyPre-Veterinary

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ATHLETIC FACILITIESAll 19 of Grove City College’s intercollegiate

varsity athletic teams utilize the College’s superiorfacilities for competition, practices and off-seasontraining and conditioning.

Grove City’s athletic facilities have undergonenumerous renovations and improvements in re-cent years, with more upgrades scheduled in theimmediate future.

On lower campus, Robert E. Thorn Field is hometo the College’s football and track and field teams.The College installed CSTurf at Robert E. ThornField. CSTurf is a synthetic playing surface thatfeatures polyethylene LSR grass fibers and a rub-ber infill system.

The College also installed lights and resurfacedthe 8-lane track around the field. Grove City alsoreconfigured its setup for track meets during theserenovations.

In 2011, the College installed a new state-of-the-art scoreboard and new bleachers on the visi-tors’ side at Thorn Field.

These upgrades benefit the entire campus com-munity as the complex is used by both the College’sclub sports teams and its intramural program,along with the varsity teams.

The track is also available for use by recre-ational walkers and joggers. The complex also fea-tures 10 all-weather tennis courts next to the sta-dium.

Phillips Field House, located at the north endof the complex, features several locker rooms, anathletic training room, meeting rooms and coaches’offices. It is used by the football, track and tennisprograms throughout the academic year.

The Physical Learning Center (PLC) houses theGrove City College Arena, home to the College’sbasketball and volleyball programs.

In summer 2012, the College renovated theArena by installing new lighting and a new playingfloor. In recent years, the Arena has also receivednew scoreboards and scorers’ tables.

The James E. Longnecker Pool is one of the nation’spremier small-college venues for both swimmingand diving and water polo.

In addition, the PLC features the James E.Longnecker Pool, one of the premier aquatic facili-ties in the region. Each year, Grove City hosts thePresidents’ Athletic Conference Swimming and Div-ing Championships at the state-of-the-art facility.

In 2012, the College also hosted the CollegiateWater Polo Association Division III Championshipsat the James E. Longnecker Pool.

The PLC also features a second pool, the Rec-reational Pool, which is used by members of theCollege community year-round.

A fitness room featuring aerobic and Cybexequipment and a separate weight room with freeand mechanized weights are also keystone areasof the facility.

The PLC also features six racquetball/handballcourts as well as two adjacent intramural rooms.

The intramural rooms feature four basketballcourts, four indoor tennis courts, four volleyballcourts, an indoor track and two indoor jumpingpits.

The College installed new synthetic flooring andseveral new electronic scoreboards throughout theintramural rooms.

The Physical Learning Center houses the ath-letic training room, locker rooms and offices forcoaches and physical education faculty.

The College recently constructed a new officesuite for coaches and athletic administration, whilealso incorporating its Athletic Hall of Fame area.

Grove City’s outdoor athletic facilities have alsoreceived numerous upgrades in recent years.

The varsity soccer field, College Field, was ex-panded and re-sodded during the summer of 2005.College Field also received a new press box dur-ing the summer of 2007.

Meanwhile, Grove City’s baseball and softballfacilities recently received major facelifts as newdugouts, new fencing and electronic scoreboardswere installed on both fields.

The home of Grove City’s football and track andfield teams, Robert E. Thorn Field has receivednumerous renovations in recent years.

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Documents

2014 Grove City College Men's Soccer Media Guide