2015 Grace Men's Soccer Media Guide

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GRACE LANCERS 2015 MEN’S SOCCER

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media guide creditsThe 2015 Grace College Men’s Soccer Media Guide was directed, written and edited by Josh Neuhart of Grace’s Sports Information Department. Photography taken by Josh Neuhart and Jeff Nycz (Mid-South Images). Printing handled by Able Printing (North Webster, Ind.). Cover collaboration with Vincent Sell of BrandPoet.

the athletic department mission at graceThe Grace College athletic department exists for the purpose of glorifying God by helping make disciples of Jesus Christ, developing competent athletic teams,

and sharing the Gospel message with the sport culture. The athletics program is an integral part of the educational mission of Grace College. Competition in athletics makes a significant contribution in the development of the total person and can be used effectively as part of the training program that prepares a person for service and leadership.

The Department of Athletics endorses and supports the Grace College “Mission Statement” which states “Grace College is an evangelical Christian community of higher education which applies Biblical values in strengthening character, sharpening competence, and preparing for service.”

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quick factsSchool: Grace CollegeLocation: Winona Lake, IndianaFounded: 1948Enrollment: 1,700Nickname: LancersColors: Red and WhiteAffiliations: NAIA, NCCAAConference: Crossroads League (CL)Office Phone: (574) 372-5100Athletic Fax: (574) 372-5137Mailing Address: 200 Seminary Drive Winona Lake, Indiana 46590Website: www.GCLancers.comPresident: Dr. Bill Katip

Chad Briscoe Athletic Director chad.briscoe@grace.edu.............................................x6261Bill Barr Asst. Athletic Director barrb@grace.edu..........................................................x6264Kelly Sharp Athletic Office Manager sharpkj@grace.edu.......................................................x6266Josh Neuhart Sports Information Director sportsinfo@grace.edu.................................................x6271Paul DeRenzo Public Address AnnouncerTiberius Rata Faculty Athletic RepresentativeKyle Condon, Jacob Vickers, Nick Harris SID AssistantsGrant Ringler, Isaac Stuckey SID AssistantsMatt Genzler, Zach Foster, Cole Helman SID Assistants

Katie Van Hofwegen Volleyball katie.vanhofwegen@grace.edu.....................................x6268Matt Hotchkin Men’s Soccer hotchkmw@grace.edu.....................................................x6270Michael Voss Women’s Soccer michael.voss@grace.edu.................................................x6544Larry Schuh Men’s Tennis schuhld@grace.edu..........................................................x6266Scott Moore Women’s Tennis mooresd@grace.edu........................................................x6266Jeff Raymond XC/Track & Field jeff.raymond@grace.edu.................................................x6262Denny Hepler Men’s Golf dhepler31@yahoo.com....................................................x6266Denny Duncan Women’s Golf [email protected] ........................................................x6266Jim Kessler Men’s Basketball kesslejc@grace.edu...........................................................x6265Scott Blum Women’s Basketball blumsa@grace.edu............................................................x6272Bill Barr Baseball barrb@grace.edu...............................................................x6264Heather Johnson Softball heather.johnson@grace.edu...........................................x6273Dana Devlin Cheer Team cheer@grace.edu..............................................................x6266

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Schedule ...................................3Season Preview........................4Coaches ....................................5-7Roster ........................................9Player Profiles ..........................10-21

50th Season Celebration .......22Record Book.............................24Season Review .........................25Crossroads League ..................26Miller Field ...............................28

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Aug. 22 | 6 pm | FC Indiana (Exh.)Aug. 25 | 8 pm | Mid-America ChristianAug. 29 | 2 pm | CampbellsvilleSept. 2 | 7 pm | BluefieldSept. 3 | 4 pm | William PeaceSept. 5 | 7 pm | Cardinal StritchSept. 11 | 7 pm | CornerstoneSept. 12 | 4 pm | RooseveltSept. 19 | 3 pm | Moody BibleSept. 26 | 2 pm | *Ind. WesleyanSept. 30 | 7 pm | *St. FrancisOct. 3 | 4 pm | *Huntington

Oct. 7 | 7 pm | *Spring ArborOct. 10 | 7 pm | *Mt. Vernon NazareneOct. 14 | 7 pm | *GoshenOct. 17 | 7 pm | *BethelOct. 21 | 7:30 pm | *MarianOct. 24 | 7 pm | *TaylorOct. 31 | CL First RoundNov. 7 | CL SemifinalsNov. 14 | CL ChampionshipNov. 21 | NAIA Opening RoundNov. 30 - Dec. 5 | NAIA/NCCAA National Championships

(Home games listed in BOLD and * denotes a CL match)

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BEST DRESSEDHector Torres (14 votes)Nakilee Weni (4)Peyton Long (3)

BEST ATHLETEJustin Festa (14 votes)Kyle Hamlin/Nakilee Weni (2)

HARDEST WORKERMichael Challinor (11 votes)Kyle Hamlin (9)Justin Festa (2)

BIGGEST PRANKSTERThomas Tydeman (11 votes)Travis Kirkland (7)

MOST COMPETITIVENakilee Weni (7 votes)Thomas Tydeman (5)Kyle Hamlin (3)

1ST TO GET MARRIEDThomas Tydeman (11 votes)Justin Festa (3)

HARDEST KICKERDylan Andersen (5 votes)Josiah Osborn (4)Travis Kirkland (2)

MOST BUFFNikola Djordjevic (7 votes)Dominic Harris (6)Justin Festa (3)

SMARTEST ON THE PITCHKyle Hamlin (7 votes)Nakilee Weni (6)Justin Festa (4)

BEST SOCCER MOVESDaniel Smith (9 votes)Hector Torres (4)Dominic Harris (3)

BEST DANCE MOVESJonathan Sands (6 votes)Hector Torres/Nakilee Weni (6)

FUNNIESTThomas Tydeman (17 votes)Colin Cape/Nakilee Weni (2)

BEST FOLLOW ON [email protected] (8 votes)@leyton_pong (4)@hectorres10 (3)

BEST SELFIE GAMEMitchell Zeilenga (10 votes)Josiah Osborn/Daniel Smith (2)

MOST LIKELY:meg someone elseHector Torres (18 votes)Kyle Hamlin (2)

MOST LIKELY:win the show “The Voice”Jonathan Sands (11 votes)Collin Cone/Mitchell Zeilenga (2)Damon Binkley/Santiago Maya (2)

ONE WORD TO DESCRIBE COACHESMotivating/Inspiring (5 votes)Caring/Encouraging (4)Intense/Determined (4)Excellent/Awesome (2)Dedicated (2)

BEST SOCCER TEAMLeicester City (5 votes)FC Barcelona (4)Manchester United/Chelsea (2)

2015 pREviEw: LANCERS pREp foR hiStoRiC 50th SEASoNGrace’s men’s soccer team will

kick off its 50th season of competition on Tuesday at Miller Athletic Complex.

While the Lancers are replac-ing eight graduated seniors from last year’s 9-7-2 team, the 2015 squad is brimming with young, exciting new talent.

Eighth-year head coach Matt Hotchkin has led Grace to the NCCAA National Championships twice in the past four seasons. While he admits the Lancers will be young this fall, he maintains the talent is there to make a run in the Crossroads League.

“This will be an exciting year, but it will have its share of challenges,” Hotchkin said. “I think our overall mo-bility is better than last year. We have more speed and better fitness on the team. The key will be to see if that translates to better soccer.”

Over half of Grace’s roster is com-prised of new faces (12 of 23), but the returning players have a strong level of playing experience and poise. Senior captains Kyle Hamlin and Justin Festa headline the returners.

Hamlin has racked up 19 goals and five assists in his career so far and hopes to cap off his playing days in style. After working tirelessly in the offseason, Hamlin is now “a more complete player than he’s ever been,” according to Hotchkin. “He’s faster and stronger than he’s ever been; this could be a really good year for him.”

Festa was an All-Crossroads League defender in 2013 and helped the Lancers to six shutouts last fall. The

athletic center back anchors a robust defensive line. Also returning with Festa are seniors Nakilee Weni, Dylan Andersen and junior Jonathan Sands. Festa and Weni form “one of the best center back tandems in the league,” in Hotchkin’s view. Incoming freshman defenders Nikola Djordjevic (Serbia) and Josiah Osborn (Argos HS) have impressed Hotchkin already through the preseason.

The midfield unit replaces the graduated steady trio of Trent Smith, Nikola Blazic and Gift Sibukome. Jon Christensen and Hector Torres plan to fill that gap as the most experienced returners. Hotchkin believes the Lanc-ers can take the next step if Chris-tensen and Torres display consistency and mental toughness in the middle.

Newcomers Daniel Smith and Colin Cape have showcased good vision and distribution from the middle, according to Hotchkin, providing a good rotation of players.

The attack will be centered on Hamlin, but freshman Damon Bin-kley (Argos HS) and senior Dominic Harris figure to be key contributors as well. Harris is a “powerful player who is hard to stop when he’s on,” in Hotchkin’s words, and Binkley is a natural goalscorer. Binkley was an All-State forward from Argos, graduating as the school’s all-time leading scorer with 130 goals.

Hotchkin has helped Miller Athletic Complex become a formi-dable home atmosphere for visit-ing teams, and that home environ-

ment will be tested early and often in 2015. The Lancers have a sterling 26-6-4 mark at home since 2011, including last year’s undefeated 7-0-2 record. Grace welcomes traditionally tough opponents Indiana Wesleyan, Taylor, Spring Arbor, Bethel and Mt. Vernon Nazarene to its home turf this fall, pro-viding a number of important matches on Grace’s campus.

Grace figures to look vastly differ-ent on the pitch this fall, but Hotchkin believes the team can overcome its youth. The key, in his words, is to stick together. “I like the camaraderie of the team and the cohesion so far. We are a young team who hasn’t faced any type of adversity yet, so we will have to learn how to respond to both adversi-ty and success. If we stick together, we could surprise some people this year.”

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Matt Hotchkin enters his eighth year as the head coach of the men’s soccer team at Grace College. Hotch-kin has continued the great tradition of the men’s program, building it into a respected and competitive force in the Crossroads League.

Hotchkin has imprinted his style of play on Grace soccer, resulting in one of Grace’s strongest periods in recent memory. Before Hotchkin’s arrival, the Lancers had not reached the NCCAA National Champion-ships since 2002. But the Hotchkin-led Lancers have advanced to NCCAA Nationals in two of the past four seasons.

He has also recruited talented players to bring into Grace’s program, including a pair of first-year Lancers who tallied 10 goals in 2011 (Altimus, Barthuly) and another who was named the 2012 Crossroads League Offensive Player of the Year as a freshman (Fiema). Prior to Hotchkin bringing in Fiema, Altimus and Bar-thuly, only one other Lancer over the previous 15 years had reached 10 single-season goals (Joe Kateule).

Under Hotchkin, the Lancers have posted a winning season in three of the past four years, including last year’s 9-7-2 mark. Hotchkin has helped make the newly renovated Miller Athletic Complex a formidable home atmosphere. Since 2011, Grace is 26-6-4 at Miller Athletic Complex (.778 winning percentage). The Lancers went undefeated at home in 2014 with a 7-0-2 record.

Hotchkin’s dedication to academic excellence has resulted in the Lancers becoming consistent earners of the NAIA Scholar Team dis-tinction (averaging over a 3.0 GPA as a team). In 2012-13, the Lancers finished the year 10th among NAIA men’s soccer teams with a combined GPA of 3.23.

In the summer of 2012, the Lancers embarked on a sport mission trip to South Africa under Hotchkin’s leadership. Grace’s players were able to share their faith in the midst of training with and playing against local talent.

“Our goal is to win, while at the same time, striving to keep our values and our mission in place,” Hotchkin said. “We want men who are serious about their faith in Christ, serious about life, serious about soccer, and at the same time, know how to have a great time.”

Prior to coming to Grace College, Hotchkin served as the head men’s coach at Northland International University (Dunbar, Wisc.) from 2003-07. While there, he led the men’s program to five consecutive regional championships, two NCCAA National Championships, and was named Midwest Region Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2007.

Hotchkin graduated from Bob Jones University (Greenville, S.C.) where he earned a degree in Bible/religion with a minor in history. He holds two Professional Development Certificates along with a National Diploma from the NSCAA.

Hotchkin and his wife Jennifer have been married for 14 years. The couple has two boys (Will, Matthew) and one girl (Lily). The family resides in Warsaw, Ind.

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ASSiStANt CoACh JoE kAtEuLEJoe Kateule enters his ninth season as an assistant coach for the men’s soccer team and 10th overall, serving as an assistant for the women’s team for a year. Kateule is a 2005 graduate of Grace College, where he was a two-time NC-CAA All-American player in 2003 and 2004. Kateule, who also served as team captain, finished his three-year playing career in the top 10 of Grace’s all-time leading goal scorers (33 goals). He graduated with an undergraduate degree in general business and business administration and went on to obtain a master’s degree in intercultural studies.

Kateule brings a different perspective to the Lancer bench having coached soccer at numerous youth levels in Lusaka, Zambia, for Ambassadors in Sports in Ohio, and for Soccer Extreme in both Connecticut and Massachusetts. Born

and raised in Zambia, South-Central Africa, Kateule represented his country on multiple occasions in the Southern African regional soccer competitions while playing club soccer as an amateur in the Zambian league.

ASSiStANt CoACh AuStiN ALtimuSAfter wrapping up his playing days for the Lancers in 2014, Austin Altimus will transition to the sidelines as an assistant coach this fall. Altimus was one of Grace’s top goal scorers during his career from 2011-14, racking up 22 goals with 12 assists. He also produced five game-winning goals, including two game winners as a senior in 2014.

He notched a personal-best 10 goals as a freshman, needing just 21 shots on goal to reach that mark. In 2011 Altimus scored three goals in three matches at the NCCAA National Championships, including the game-winning strike in the 88th minute against Southwestern Assemblies of God. In 2012 he scored a game winner in the 89th minute against Crossroads League foe Mt. Vernon Nazarene. He also assisted two game winners against Huntington and Indiana Tech.

ASSiStANt CoACh CoLLiN CoNECollin Cone will begin his first season as an assistant coach for the Lancers in 2015. Cone is far from a stranger to Grace, however, after concluding a standout goalkeeping career in 2012. As a senior, the All-Conference goalie posted seven shutouts in the regular season to propel the Lancers to a third-place finish in the Crossroads League. Overall, Cone registered a 23-16-7 mark in goal for the Lancers. He made 203 saves in three seasons and had 15 shutouts in his career.

During Cone’s junior year, he was honored nationally as the NAIA National Defensive Player of the Week. He also won three other Player of the Week honors for the Crossroads League. The Lancers advanced to two straight NCCAA Na-tional Championships during Cone’s final two seasons, marking Grace’s first back-to-back appearances since 1982-83.

ASSiStANt CoACh NikoLA bLAziCNikola Blazic will return to Grace’s men’s soccer team as an assistant coach in 2015, fresh off a standout career with the Lancers. Blazic, a native of Zrenjanin, Serbia, was a mainstay in Grace’s midfield during his four years. He finished his career with five goals and 11 assists. Three of his five goals were game winners, including two as a senior in 2014.

He made a name for himself immediately on Grace’s campus by tallying three assists in his first collegiate match against Andrews. He ended the year tied for 10th in the Crossroads League with five assists.

Blazic enjoyed a stellar senior season in 2015. He drilled in a 23-yard free kick in double overtime to defeat St. Francis, and his penalty kick in the second half sealed a comeback win over Moody Bible.

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No. Name Year Pos. Hometown / High School 00 Travis Kirkland Sr. GK Allen Park, Mich. / Inter-City Baptist0 Peyton Long Fr. GK Warsaw, Ind. / Warsaw1 Robbie Barnhill Jr. GK Mansfield, Ohio / Mansfield Christian2 Nikola Djordjevic Fr. D Belgrade, Serbia3 Jon Sands Jr. D Parker, Colo. / Valor Christian4 Dylan Andersen Sr. D Sterling Heights, Mich. / Oakland Christian5 Kyle Hamlin Sr. F Tipp City, Ohio / Bethel6 Colin Cape Fr. MF St. Petersburg, Fla. / Osceola8 Jon Christensen Jr. MF Avon, Ind. / Covenant Christian9 Mitchell Zeilenga Jr. F DeMotte, Ind. / Covenant Christian10 Hector Torres So. MF Aguascalientes, Mexico / Goshen11 Nakilee Weni Sr. D Lofa, Liberia / Pike12 Dominic Harris Sr. F Lofa, Liberia / Pike13 Josiah Osborn Fr. D Argos, Ind. / Argos14 Michael Challinor So. MF Chame, Panama15 Daniel Smith So. MF Bloomfield Hills, Mich. / Oakland Christian16 Thomas Tydeman Jr. F Hinckley, England / Faith Christian18 Roberto Gonzalez Fr. MF Bremen, Ind. / Bremen19 Justin Festa Sr. D Coopersburg, Pa. / Faith Christian20 Santiago Maya Fr. F Cali, Colombia21 Daniel Alvarez So. D Miami, Fla. / Miami Palmetto23 Damon Binkley Fr. F Argos, Ind. / Argos30 Kurt Hamlin Fr. GK Tipp City, Ohio / Bethel

2015 GRACE mEN’S SoCCER RoStER

Head Coach: Matt Hotchkin Assistant Coaches: Joe Kateule, Collin Cone, Austin Altimus, Steve MillerDirector of Discipleship/Mentoring: Brent Wildman

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By ClassSeniors - 6Juniors - 5

Sophomores - 4Freshmen - 8

By State/CountryIndiana - 6

Ohio - 3Michigan - 3 Florida - 2Liberia - 2

Pennsylvania - 1Colorado - 1Columbia - 1Panama - 1Serbia - 1

England - 1Mexico - 1

By PositionGoalkeepers - 4

Defenders - 7Midfielders - 6Forwards - 6

% of Stats Returning*Returning Starters - 45%

Returning Goals - 38%Returning Assists - 25%Returning Saves - 46%

Game-Winning Goals - 25%

* % based on 2014 stats. For more, turn to p. 25

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DYLAN ANDERSENSR / DEF

STERLING HEIGHTS, MICH. / OAKLAND CHRISTIAN

2014 JUNIOR - Played in all 18 matches, including four starts ... notched a goal against league opponent Goshen ... fired a season-high two shots against Goshen ... had a shot on goal in consecutive games against Calumet and Indiana Tech ... started the final three regular-season league contests against Bethel, Marian and Taylor ... took a shot against Oakland City in the NCCAA regional tournament.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Made 14 appearances for Grace, including two starts … found the back of the net against Andrews … played in seven league matches … hard nine of his 15 shots on frame.

2012 FRESHMAN - Was productive in 11 games for the Lancers … notched a goal and three assists … recorded his first collegiate goal in Grace’s victory over league foe Spring Arbor … assisted two goals against Robert Morris-Lake County … assisted another goal against Andrews in his first game.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal 2014 18-4 1 0 2 6 32013 14-2 1 0 2 15 9 2012 11-0 1 3 5 5 4

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jUSTIN FESTASR / DEF

COOPERSBURG, PA. / FAITH CHRISTIAN

2014 JUNIOR - A pillar of Grace’s defensive line, playing in 13 games with 12 starts … started in four of Grace’s six shutouts on the season … saw just eight goals surrendered against the Lancers in his 13 contests … tallied a season-high three shots against Calumet … fired two shots in a comeback win over Moody Bible … helped shut out Campbells-ville, who was receiving votes in the NAIA Top 25 … notched eight shots and two shots on goal.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Earned Second Team All-League honor after a strong season in defense … made 16 starts as a central defender, helping the Lancers to five shutouts … managed to score twice, including against Pikeville and Andrews … helped Grace post three straight shutouts, including two against league opponents … attempted 12 shots with four on goal.

2012 FRESHMAN - Started all 23 games of his first collegiate season … played centrally in defense for the Lanc-ers, tallying three shots and two shots on goal offensively … saw the Lancers’ defense finish the season with nine shutouts, including four straight shutouts to start the year … helped Grace surrender one or fewer goals in seven of the team’s nine league games.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal 2014 13-12 4 8 0 0 0 8 22013 16-16 5 21 2 0 4 12 4 2012 23-23 9 27 0 0 0 3 2

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KYLE HAMLINSR / F

TIPP CITY, OHIO / BETHEL

2014 JUNIOR - Led Grace’s offense with five goals and two assists for 12 points ... named CoSIDA Academic All-District ... had the team’s highest shots on goal-to-shots ratio at .655 ... tallied the game-winning goal against John Brown ... had the game-tying goal in a comeback win over Moody Bible ... scored a goal in both of Grace’s contests against Spring Arbor, including one in the Crossroads League Tournament ... assisted a goal against Oakland City in NCCAA regionals.

2013 SOPHOMORE - A Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-America honoree … tied for the team lead with seven goals in 15 games … earned a hat trick against Ohio Christian with three goals and an assist … netted twice against Marygrove … scored goals against league foes Taylor and St. Francis, including the game-winning strike against Taylor in the 80th minute … fired 34 shots and 18 shots on goal.

2012 FRESHMAN - Impressed off the bench offensively for the Lancers, tallying seven goals in 23 games … needed just 25 shots and 14 shots on goal to score seven times … netted four goals in his first four collegiate contests … named the Crossroads League Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 11 after scoring three goals in two games … played in all three NCCAA National Tournament games, scoring once against Bethel … scored the game-winning goal against Huntington with the game’s only goal at the 5:02 mark.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 17-15 5 2 12 29 192013 15-9 7 2 16 34 182012 23-5 7 1 15 25 14

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DOMINIC HARRISSR / F

LOFA, LIBERIA / PIKE

2014 JUNIOR - Appeared in one match during Grace’s upset of Campbellsville, who was receiving votes in the NAIA Top 25 poll.

2013 SOPHOMORE - (At Ancilla College) Made 16 starts as a sophomore … produced six goals and a team-best five assists … had two game-winning goals.

2012 FRESHMAN - (At Ancilla College) Started 12 games … finished second on the team in total points, tallying four goals and two assists.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 1-0 0 0 0 0 0

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TRAVIS KIRKLANDSR / GK

ALLEN PARK, MICH. / INTER-CITY BAPTIST

2014 - Redshirted due to injury.

2013 JUNIOR - Served as Grace’s goalkeeper in five games, including four as the starting goalie … allowed six goals in 405 minutes … played in three league matches … made a season-high three saves against both Goshen and Bethel.

PREP - Part of an Inter-City Baptist (Mich.) squad that finished 25-2 as the Division IV state champions during his junior campaign … named honorable mention for All-State in 2010.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against GA Average Saves Minutes 2013 5-4 0 6 1.330 8 405:00

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NAKILEE WENISR / DEF

LOFA, LIBERIA / PIKE

2014 JUNIOR - Became a central figure in Grace’s lineup over the last half of the season, appearing in the final 12 matches and starting in nine … helped anchor Grace’s backline with three shutouts of Crossroads League opponents … saw 17 goals score against the defense during his 12 matches … had a season-high three shots against Indiana Tech … attempted a shot against Huntington, Goshen and Marian.

2013 SOPHOMORE - (At Ancilla College) Played in all 18 matches as a sophomore … registered four goals and a team-best five assists … netted two game-winning goals … earned a spot on Ancilla’s Dean’s List.

2012 FRESHMAN - (At Ancilla College) Started 10 games … had two goals and an assist in 11 games for the Chargers.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal 2014 12-9 3 17 0 0 0 6 2

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ROBBIE BARNHILLJR / GK

MANSFIELD, OHIO / MANSFIELD CHRISTIAN

2014 SOPHOMORE - Was the starting goalkeeper in eight matches for Grace with nine appearances overall ... earned five of the team’s nine wins between the posts ... posted a shut-out victory against Campbellsville, making four saves to pick up the win for Grace ... named the Crossroads League Defender of the Week on Sept. 3 ... made five saves in his first contest for Grace against John Brown ... tallied a season-best six saves against Huntington to earn a draw against the Foresters on Homecoming ... saved four shots in nearly 104 minutes of action to help Grace to a 2-1 double overtime win over St. Francis.

2013 FRESHMAN - (At Malone University) Made one appearance against Ohio Valley (W.V.) on Sept. 9 ... recorded one save in just over 16 minutes of action tending the goal.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against GA Average Saves Minutes 2014 9-8 1 13 1.480 31 793:07

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jON CHRISTENSENJR / MF

AVON, IND. / COVENANT CHRISTIAN

2014 SOPHOMORE - Served a vital role in Grace’s midfield, playing in every match and starting in half ... scored only goal of the season against No. 15 Indiana Wesleyan ... assisted a goal against NCAA Div. II Colorado-Colorado Springs ... notched an assist against Spring Arbor ... fired a season-high three shots with two on goal against Marian ... had a shot attempt in six of Grace’s nine league contests.

2013 FRESHMAN - Played in 16 games with three starts … tied for fourth on the team with three goals … scored goal in first collegiate game against Mid-Continent … produced two goals against Andrews … notched the game-winning assist against league foe Mt. Vernon Nazarene in the 72nd minute … had 14 of his 20 shots on target.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 18-9 1 2 4 11 42013 16-3 3 1 7 20 14

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jONATHAN SANDSJR / DEF

PARKER, COLO. / VALOR CHRISTIAN

2014 SOPHOMORE - A consistent contributor to Grace’s defense and midfield, playing in all 18 matches … scored the game-winning goal in Grace’s 2-0 win over Campbellsville, who was receiving votes in the NAIA Top 25 poll … notched two shots apiece against Campbellsville and St. Francis … helped the Lancers’ defense to six shutouts on the season, including three during the nonleague portion of the schedule … allowed 22 goals in 18 games defensively.

2013 FRESHMAN - Saw the field in all 17 games for Grace with 10 starts … tied for fourth on the team with three goals … scored three goals over the first five collegiate games … netted first collegiate goal against Mid-Continent … assisted a goal in two consecutive games against Ohio Christian and Huntington … had the game-winning assist against Huntington in the 23rd minute.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal 2014 18-17 6 22 1 0 2 7 32013 17-10 5 21 3 2 8 14 4

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THOMAS TYDEMANJR / F

HINCKLEY, ENGLAND / FAITH CHRISTIAN

2014 - Did not play.

2013 FRESHMAN - Made six appearances in first collegiate season, netting a goal and an assist … scored first goal against Mid-Continent and had first assist against Andrews … recorded a shot attempt in four of six games played, includ-ing three shots against Mid-Continent … had six shots overall and three shots on goal.

PREP - A First Team selection at Faith Christian (Pa.) in the Presidents/Constitution Division of the Bicentennial League … helped Faith Christian post an 18-1-2 record as a junior forward … advanced to the District One Class A semifinals in 2011, losing to the eventual state champion.


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MITCHELL zEILENGAJR / F

DEMOTTE, IND. / COVENANT CHRISTIAN

PREP - A junior varsity player for Grace for the past two seasons … graduated high school at Covenant Christian (De-Motte, Ind.) in 2013 … helped lead the Knights to a 10-6-1 record as a senior, leading the team with 12 assists to go along with 10 goals … invited to the Indiana Elite North vs. South Soccer Challenge in 2012 … notched three assists in a match twice as a senior, against Westville and Hammond Gavit … scored two goals against Rensselaer Central as a senior.

GET TO KNOW MITCHELL - Major: Sport marketingDream job: Professional soccer player for Liverpool FCFavorite movie: The Dark KnightFavorite musical band: Florida Georgia LineFavorite TV show: Prison BreakLife verse: Philippians 4:13Best thing about Grace Soccer: Blake FrasurWhy I chose Grace: It fits me perfectly.Something about a teammate no one else knows: Thomas actually isn’t English.My hidden talent: FIFA

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DANIEL ALVAREzSO / DEF

MIAMI, FLA. / MIAMI PALMETTO

PREP - A standout defender from Miami Palmetto High School (Fla.) … played club soccer with Real Miami F.C.

GET TO KNOW DANIEL - Major: Journalism, CommunicationsFavorite musical artist: Hillsong UnitedLife verse: Colossians 3:23-24Best thing about Grace Soccer: The coaching staff Why I chose Grace: The atmosphereMy hidden talent: Guitar

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MICHAEL CHALLINORSO / MF

CHAME, PANAMA / A BEKA ACADEMY

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DANIEL SMITHSO / MF

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. / OAKLAND CHRISTIAN

PREP - An All-State midfielder from Oakland Christian (Mich.) … was a two-time First Team All-State honoree for Michi-gan’s Division 4 as a senior and junior and was also First Team All-Conference … wrapped up his high school career with 73 goals and 57 assists … named to the NCSAA Northeast Super-Region Team as a junior … helped the Lancers advance to the Division 4 state semifinals in 2011, posting a sterling 17-6-1 record during the season … played club soccer with the Michigan Wolves and was also part of the Olympic Development Program … helped Oakland Christian to three district titles, two conference titles and one regional title in his career.

GET TO KNOW DANIEL - Major: Business managementDream job: Professional soccer player for Real MadridFavorite movie: Never Back DownFavorite musical artist: NFSomething interesting about me: Lived in Europe for 13 yearsFavorite TV show: Prison BreakLife verse: Philippians 4:4-6Best thing about Grace Soccer: Blake FrasurWhy I chose Grace: It’s a great place for me to grow.My hidden talent: Unreal hair flow

GET TO KNOW MICHAEL - Major: Special and elementary educationDream job: Teacher/helper at an orphanage in Southeast AsiaFavorite movie: WarriorFavorite musical artist: Phil WickhamSomething interesting about me: Love to cross-stitch Favorite TV show: The WaltonsLife verse: “Never grow weary in doing good.” Galatians 6:9Best thing about Grace Soccer: The team spiritWhy I chose Grace: The Holy Spirit led me.Something about a teammate no one else knows: Damon is a competitive barrel racer.My hidden talent: Mountain biking

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HECTOR TORRESSO / MF

AGUASCALIENTES, MExICO / GOSHEN

2014 FRESHMAN - Made 16 appearances in his first season as part of Grace’s midfield … started in two matches, including against Bethel and Colorado Christian … attempted two shots on goal against Spring Ar-bor in the Crossroads League Tournament … tallied a pair of shots on goal in a comeback victory over Moody Bible … fired two shots against No. 15 Indiana Wesleyan.

PREP - Earned All-Northern Lakes Conference honors as a senior … was Goshen’s starting midfielder … earned the squad’s Teamwork Award as a senior … served as Goshen’s captain in his final season.


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DAMON BINKLEYFR / F

ARGOS, IND. / ARGOS

PREP - The all-time leading scorer in Argos High School history … netted 130 goals in his four years, includ-ing a single-season record of 43 goals in 2013 … ended his senior season with 37 goals and 15 assists to earn Third Team All-State recognition … was the Northern Indiana Soccer Conference Player of the Year after his sopho-more, junior and senior seasons … was also a three-time First Team All-Conference and a two-time First Team All-District honoree … helped Argos to four straight sectional and regional championships and a 68-17-2 record since 2011 … went 18-4-1 as a senior, advancing to the Indiana Semi-State … won three conference championships during his career … played travel soccer on the Indiana Invaders, winning the 2014 Indiana State Cup.

GET TO KNOW DAMON - Major: Environmental scienceDream job: Field biologistFavorite movie: Space JamFavorite musical artist: George Strait “The King”Something interesting about me: Love the outdoorsFavorite TV show: Major League BowhunterLife verse: John 3:16Best thing about Grace Soccer: The famWhy I chose Grace: The community, atmosphereSomething about a teammate no one else knows: Dan Smith is in love. My hidden talent: Singing in the shower

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COLIN CAPEFR / MF

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. / OSCEOLA

PREP - A 6-foot midfielder from Florida who attended Osceola High School … led Osceola to 10 wins as a senior … played club soccer with Strictly Soccer Futbol Select … was a finalist in the 2015 Champions Cup in May with Strictly Soccer … also was a finalist in the Disney Soccer Showcase Qualifier in 2014.

GET TO KNOW COLIN - Major: Entrepreneurial businessDream job: Successful business ownerFavorite movie: SurvivorFavorite musical artist: VanicSomething interesting about me: I play FIFAFavorite TV show: Parks and RecLife verse: John 3:16Best thing about Grace Soccer: The game fieldWhy I chose Grace: The atmosphereSomething about a teammate no one else knows: Danny can play the harmonica.My hidden talent: I’m a professional pool player.

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NIKOLA DjORDjEVICFR / DEF

BELGRADE, SERBIA / BARAJEVO

GET TO KNOW NIKOLA - Major: UndecidedDream job: Professional soccer playerFavorite movie: 300Favorite musical band: Lexington Band Something interesting about me: I am Serbian.Favorite TV show: FriendsBest thing about Grace Soccer: The teammatesWhy I chose Grace: To change my lifeMy hidden talent: I can juggle a tennis ball with my feet 300 times.

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ROBERTO GONzALEzFR / MF

BREMEN, IND. / BREMEN

PREP - A four-year lettermen from Bremen High School … helped Bremen claim four straight championships in the Northern State Conference and compile a record of 53-14-5 … earned ISCA All-District honors and was the team’s captain and Most Valuable Attacker as a senior … exploded for 15 goals and 13 assists in 18 matches as a senior … added 16 goals and 10 assists as a junior … was a two-time All-Conference selection … named to the Elite North-South All-Star Team in 2014.

GET TO KNOW ROBERTO - Major: NursingDream job: Professional soccer player for Manchester UnitedFavorite movie: HitchFavorite musical artist: DrakeSomething interesting about me: I will beat any challengers in FIFA.Favorite TV show: Naruto/Fuego en la SangreBest thing about Grace Soccer: Blake FrasurWhy I chose Grace: Winona LakeSomething about a teammate no one else knows: Damon is deathly afraid of spiders.My hidden talent: FIFA

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KURT HAMLINFR / GK

TIPP CITY, OHIO / BETHEL

PREP - A four-year starter for Bethel High School (Ohio) … started his last three seasons as the team’s goalkeeper … posted a 0.92 goals against average with 24 shutouts in three years as goalie … earned Second Team All-State and All-Area recognition as a senior … advanced to the district finals as a midfielder during his freshman year … also played on the football, basketball and baseball teams at Bethel … the brother of Grace senior forward Kyle Hamlin … was the class salutatorian.

GET TO KNOW KURT - Major: Health sciencesDream job: Physician assistantFavorite movie: Remember the TitansFavorite musical artist: LecraeSomething interesting about me: I love all kinds of sports.Favorite TV show: SportsNationLife verse: Psalm 37:4Best thing about Grace Soccer: Encouragement from each player and the unity we haveWhy I chose Grace: The Christian atmosphereSomething about a teammate no one else knows: Colin Cape loves dogs.My hidden talent: Drums

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PEYTON LONGFR / GK

WARSAW, IND. / WARSAW

PREP - An accomplished goalkeeper for Warsaw Community High School … was a Second Team All-District honoree after his senior season and was also honorable mention for All-Northern Lakes Conference … played on several strong Warsaw teams, winning a regional championship in 2013 and advancing to the state finals in 2012 … made a pivotal save in a penalty shootout in the regional semifinals during the Tigers’ 2013 postseason run … also played basketball at Warsaw and won the Coach’s Award as a senior.

GET TO KNOW PEYTON - Major: MarketingDream job: Professional golferFavorite movie: Hot RodFavorite musical artist: DrakeSomething interesting about me: I could watch golf all day long.Favorite TV show: SportsNationLife verse: Romans 8:28Best thing about Grace Soccer: The family aspectWhy I chose Grace: I heard great things about it.Something about a teammate no one else knows: Dan Smith bought his Instagram followers.My hidden talent: I’ve been drumming since I was nine years old.

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SANTIAGO MAYAFR / F

CALI, COLUMBIA / COLEGIO REYES CATOLICOS

PREP - Brings international flair for the game from Cali, Columbia ... attended high school at Colegio Reyes Catolicos ... played club soccer at Deportivo Cali.

GET TO KNOW SANTIAGO - Major: BiologyDream job: ResearcherFavorite movie: InceptionFavorite musical artist: Jesús Adrián RomeroLife verse: Isaiah 43:1-9Best thing about Grace Soccer: Humble Why I chose Grace: God is here.

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jOSIAH OSBORNFR / DEF

ARGOS, IND. / ARGOS

PREP - An All-Conference defender/midfielder from Argos High School … was a three-time First Team All-NISC selec-tion and was voted to the 2014 ISCA District 2 Second Team … improved his goal and assist totals each season, climaxing with 11 goals and a school-record 19 assists as a senior … helped Argos to four straight sectional and regional champion-ships and a 68-17-2 record since 2011 … went 18-4-1 during his senior season, advancing to the Indiana Semi-State … won three conference championships in the Northern Indiana Soccer Conference during his career … played travel soccer on the Indiana Invaders, winning the 2014 Indiana State Cup.

GET TO KNOW JOSIAH - Major: Business, Sport marketingDream job: Businessman for a professional sports teamFavorite movie: Remember the TitansFavorite musical artist: Mat KearneySomething interesting about me: I’ve been to Chile.Favorite TV show: E:60Life verse: Philippians 4:13Best thing about Grace Soccer: We fam!Why I chose Grace: The close connections we have on the team. Something about a teammate no one else knows: Dan Smith is in love.My hidden talent: Natural hair flow

BLAKE FRASURMANAGER

GRACE MEN’S SOCCER - 50TH SEASON CELEBRATIONCalling all Grace Men’s Soccer Alumni! The Lancers are enjoying their 50th season in 2015, and you are invited to join us for a celebration.

Grace’s men’s soccer program will have a special weekend to commemo-rate its historic 50th season on Sept. 25-26.

“When I think of 50 years for Grace Men’s Soccer, I think about all of the individual players that made up those teams. I think about the highs and lows, the glorious victories and the difficult defeats and lives changed by circumstance and friendship,” said Grace head coach Matt Hotchkin. “Finally, I think of how God has used Grace Soccer to shape and refine young men over the years. In the span of 50 years, a legacy has been built by every player, manager and coach that made up those teams. I hope to see men from every era of Grace Men’s Soccer here for the reunion, reminiscing and sharing stories from their time at Grace.”

The Lancers boast one of the most storied teams in the NAIA. Grace has racked up 450 wins since its inaugural season in 1965, 6th-most among current NAIA programs.

Grace’s first team was coached by Chet Kammerer in 1965, marking the first full season of competition. The 1966 team, coached by Rich Krieg-baum, played Grace’s first intercollegiate schedule with a record of 3-4-1.

“The gigantic growth of soccer throughout the US perfectly matches the growth of our Grace soccer program. Our early teams showcased stars like Bob Dowdy from Argentina and Jean Pierre Makeiff from France who had experience and skill. But most of our team members had never played a minute of soccer before suiting up for the Lancers,” said former Lancer player and coach Steve Grill. “Determination, grit and athletic ability were the early hallmarks of our Grace teams. Today, the Lancer stars have been playing soccer their entire lives, and they bring remarkable skill sets to the pitch. I’m looking forward to connecting with some of the old-time Lancers that I played with and coached.”

The 50th year will be celebrated during Grace’s Homecoming weekend on Sept. 25-26. A number of soccer-specific events will be included during Homecoming festivities.

“We are very excited to celebrate the rich tradition and history of 50 years of men’s soccer at Grace,” said Grace athletic direc-tor Chad Briscoe. “We look forward to the return to campus for many alums and hearing the stories of Christian excellence through Grace Soccer from the past 50 years.”

ALL-TIME PROGRAM WINS: CURRENT NAIA PROGRAMS

School Wins 1st Season 1. Judson (Ill.) 652 1967 2. Westmont (Calif.) 609 1965 3. Benedictine (Kan.) 534 1963 4. Goshen (Ind.) 509 1967 5. Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 477 1990 6. GRACE COLLEGE 450 1966 7. The Master’s (Calif.) 434 1970 8. Rio Grande (Ohio) 419 1983 9. Menlo (Calif.) 411 1961 10. Park (Mo.) 409 1979

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GRACE RECoRd bookCAREER GOALSName Years Goals1. Paul Henning 1975-78 672. Bob Gault 1971-74 593. John Brandt 1983-84 57t-4. Rusty Annis 1981-84 56t-4. Paul Bowman 1987-90 566. Hung Vuong 1980-83 497. Corey Rose 1989-92 468. Dave Diehl 1968-71 419. Richard Firth 1986-89 3810. Joe Kateule 2002-04 33

CAREER POINTSName G / A Points1. Paul Henning (1975-78) 67 / 31 1622. Rusty Annis (1981-84) 56 / 30 1423. Bob Gault (1971-74) 59 / 17 1354. Hung Vuong (1980-83) 49 / 35 1335. John Brandt (1983-84) 57 / 17 1316. Paul Bowman (1987-90) 56 / 3 1157. Corey Rose (1989-92) 46 / 19 1118. Dave Diehl (1968-71) 41 / 16 989. Richard Firth (1986-90) 38 / 18 9410. Joe Katuele (2002-04) 33 / 12 78

CAREER ASSISTSName Years Assists1. Hung Vuong 1980-83 352. Paul Henning 1975-78 313. Rusty Annis 1981-84 304. Randy Whiteford 1991-94 265. Alwin Arendsel 1990-93 256. Bill Worden 1990-93 237. Stephen Thomas 1989-92 22t-8. Jean DeSouza 2001-04 21t-8. Andre Virgilio 2001-04 2110. Steve Muldoon 1997-00 20

ROOKIE GOALSName Year Goals1. John Brandt 1983 392. Elco Harte 1994 21t-3. Steven Fiema 2012 14t-3. Rusty Annis 1981 14t-5. Paul Henning 1975 10t-5. Danny Baker 1994 10t-5. Austin Altimus 2011 108. Andre Virgilio 2001 9t-9. Steph Thomas 1968 8t-9. Jacob Bury 1997 8

SINGLE SEASON GOALSName Year Goals1. John Brandt 1983 392. Paul Bowman 1989 353. Jeff Trimble 1992 264. Bob Gault 1973 255. Dave Diehl 1971 236. Rusty Annis 1983 22t-7. J.P. Makeiff 1967 21t-7. Elco Harte 1994 21t-9. Hung Vuong 1982 20t-9. Paul Henning 1976 20

SINGLE SEASON ASSISTSName Year Assists1. Hung Vuong 1983 162. Randy Whiteford 1993 153. Paul Henning 1976 13t-4. Richard Firth 1987 12t-4. Jim Lund 1971 12t-4. Jeffrey Harte 1994 12t-7. Rusty Annis 1983 11t-7. John Brandt 1983 11t-7. Rusty Annis 1982 11t-7. Hung Vuong 1982 11

SINGLE GAME GOALSName Year G Opponent1. Paul Bowman 1989 6 Summit2. J.P. Makeiff 1967 5 Indiana Tech3. Dave Diehl 1971 5 Huntington4. John Brandt 1983 5 Manchester5. 11 Others --- 4 ---

ROOKIE ASSISTSName Year Assists1. Randy Whiteford 1993 152. Jeffrey Harte 1994 123. John Brandt 1983 11t-4. Hung Vuong 1981 8t-4. Rusty Annis 1981 8t-4. Stephen Thomas 1989 8t-7. Elco Harte 1994 7t-7. Steven Fiema 2012 7t-9. Paul Henning 1975 6t-9. Jeff Mathisen 1989 6t-9. Trent Smith 2011 6

NATIONAL TOURNEY HISTORYYear Tournament Result (record) 1973 NCCAA 2nd Place (1-1)1976 NCCAA 2nd Place (2-1)1977 NCCAA Pool Play 1982 NAIA Pool Play (0-2)1983 NCCAA Pool Play (0-3)1991 NCCAA 8th Place (0-3)2002 NCCAA 6th Place (1-2)2011 NCCAA 7th Place (1-2)2012 NCCAA 8th Place (0-3)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Year Coach Overall CL2014 Matt Hotchkin 9-7-2 4-4-12013 Matt Hotchkin 7-8-2 3-5-12012 Matt Hotchkin 13-7-3 5-2-22011 Matt Hotchkin 11-9-4 5-42010 Matt Hotchkin 5-10-2 2-5-12009 Matt Hotchkin 8-9-1 4-42008 Matt Hotchkin 7-11 3-5MATT HOTCHKIN TOTALS 51-54-12 22-25-42007 Roy Danielian 5-11-1 1-72006 Roy Danielian 5-12-1 2-62005 Roy Danielian 5-9-1 1-72004 Roy Danielian 8-10-1 2-5-12003 Roy Danielian 12-6 5-22002 Roy Danielian 11-13 3-4 2001 Roy Danielian 10-9-1 4-32000 Roy Danielian 10-10-1 4-3ROY DANIELIAN TOTALS 66-80-6 22-37-11999 Steve Miller 5-14-1 2-51998 Steve Miller 3-14-1 2-51997 Steve Miller 11-11 5-21996 Steve Miller 3-16-1 0-71995 Steve Miller 3-13-2 0-6-1STEVE MILLER TOTALS 25-68-5 9-25-11994 Bob Fortosis 13-7 5-21993 Bob Fortosis 9-9-1 4-1BOB FORTOSIS TOTALS 22-16-1 9-31992 Ray Kordus 11-7-4 5-0 1991 Ray Kordus 13-9-1 4-1 1990 Ray Kordus 13-9 3-2 1989 Ray Kordus 11-8-1 2-2-1RAY KORDUS TOTALS 48-33-6 14-5-11988 Randy Owens 12-8 2-31987 Randy Owens 13-6 4-1RANDY OWENS TOTALS 25-14 6-41986 Steve Grill 13-7 4-21985 Steve Grill 9-7-3 4-2STEVE GRILL TOTALS 22-14-3 8-41984 David Diehl 8-9-1 5-1-11983 David Diehl 18-7-1 6-11982 David Diehl 18-8-1 6-1 1981 David Diehl 9-12-1 4-31980 David Diehl 7-9-2 2-3-11979 David Diehl 12-9 6-31978 David Diehl 12-8-1 4-1 DAVID DIEHL TOTALS 84-62-7 33-13-21977 Tim Kenoyer 10-4 3-3TIM KENOYER TOTALS 10-4 3-31976 Terry Shrock 14-3-1 5-0-1 1975 Terry Shrock 7-6 4-21974 Terry Shrock 11-3 6-0 1973 Terry Shrock 11-4-1 5-1TERRY SHROCK TOTALS 43-16-2 20-3-11972 Lloyd Woolman 7-7-1 4-11971 Lloyd Woolman 10-3-2 5-11970 Lloyd Woolman 9-4 3-31969 Lloyd Woolman 5-4 2-31968 Lloyd Woolman 6-2-1LLOYD WOOLMAN TOTALS 37-20-4 14-81967 Wolf 5-4-11966 Kriegbaum 3-4-149-YEAR SOCCER TOTALS 450-396-50 163-134-11

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REwiNd: 2014 SEASoN8/21/2014 Colorado Christian W 1-0 1-08/23/2014 Col - Colorado Springs L 1-3 1-18/28/2014 John Brown W 1-0 2-18/30/2014 Moody Bible W 2-1 3-19/6/2014 Campbellsville W 2-0 4-19/11/2014 Calumet W 4-1 5-19/22/2014 Indiana Tech L 1-2 5-29/27/2014 *Indiana Wesleyan L 1-3 5-3, 0-110/1/2014 *St. Francis W 2-1 6-3, 1-110/4/2014 *Huntington T 1-1 6-3-1, 1-1-1

10/8/2014 *Spring Arbor L 2-4 6-4-1, 1-2-110/11/2014 *Mt. Vernon L 0-1 6-5-1, 1-3-110/15/2014 *Goshen W 3-0 7-5-1, 2-3-110/18/2014 *Bethel W 1-0 8-5-1, 3-3-110/22/2014 *Marian W 2-0 9-5-1, 4-3-110/25/2014 *Taylor L 0-2 9-6-1, 4-4-111/1/2014 Spring Arbor L 1-2 9-7-111/18/2014 Oakland City T 1-1 9-7-2

(* denotes a Crossroads League match. Home games listed in bold.)

# Player GP-GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GWG PKM PKA0 Robbie Barnhill 10-8 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 01 Jacob Cole 11-9 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 02 Trent Smith 17-16 2 2 6 0.044 45 19 0.422 3 0 0 0 03 Jonathan Sands 18-17 1 0 2 0.143 7 3 0.429 2 0 1 0 04 Dylan Andersen 18-4 1 0 2 0.167 6 3 0.500 4 0 0 0 05 Kyle Hamlin 17-15 5 2 12 0.172 29 19 0.655 0 0 1 0 06 Danilo Carnelos 17-16 3 0 6 0.130 23 9 0.391 3 1 0 0 07 Austin Altimus 17-14 3 3 9 0.077 39 16 0.410 0 0 2 0 18 Nikola Blazic 17-16 2 2 6 0.250 8 3 0.375 5 0 2 1 19 Ben Cahill 17-16 3 1 7 0.167 18 11 0.611 1 0 2 0 010 Gift Sibukome 18-16 0 2 2 0.000 26 9 0.346 3 0 0 0 011 Nakilee Weni 12-9 0 0 0 0.000 6 2 0.333 0 0 0 0 012 Dominic Harris 1-0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 013 Nick Bennett 6-0 0 0 0 0.000 1 0 0.000 1 0 0 0 014 Hector Torres 16-2 0 0 0 0.000 9 5 0.556 2 0 0 0 017 Isaac Magnuson 9-0 0 0 0 0.000 2 1 0.500 1 0 0 0 018 Jon Christensen 18-9 1 2 4 0.091 11 4 0.364 2 0 0 0 019 Justin Festa 13-12 0 0 0 0.000 8 2 0.250 0 1 0 0 020 Josiah O’Deens 14-1 0 2 2 0.000 16 3 0.188 0 0 0 0 021 Payton Norris 2-1 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 022 Zeb Lewis 12-4 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 023 Zack Tucker 16-2 3 0 6 0.375 8 5 0.625 2 0 0 0 0 GRACE 18 26 16 68 0.099 263 115 0.437 30 2 8 1 2 OPPONENTS 18 22 19 63 0.109 201 91 0.453 15 4 7 1 1

2014 SEASoN StAtiStiCS

2014 iNdividuAL AwARdSJACOB COLE: 2nd Team NCCAA All-American 1st Team All-Crossroads League NCCAA Player of the Week (Oct. 20) Crossroads League Player of the Week (Oct. 20) NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

TRENT SMITH: 2nd Team NCCAA All-American 2nd Team All-Crossroads League NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

KYLE HAMLIN: CoSIDA Academic All-District NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

ROBBIE BARNHILL: Crossroads League Player of the Week (Sept. 3)

JUSTIN FESTA: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthleteBEN CAHILL: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthletePAYTON NORRIS: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

GRACE CoLLEGE L-CLub The Grace College Athletic Club (“L-Club”) is comprised of individuals who have a desire to help support and continue to build the Athletic Department at Grace College. The generosity of these individuals and companies provide programs the oppor-tunity to enhance the athletic experience for all our student-ath-letes, which in turn builds character, competence and service. As an integral part of the Grace College family, the Lancers Athletic Club endeavors to uphold and enrich the great tradition of Grace College Athletics. Thanks to each of you for your continued sup-port.

--Chad Briscoe, Grace College Director of Athletics

A special thanks to all the members of the Grace College L-Club.

(For a complete listing, visit www.GCLancers.com)

1st Source BankAramarkArby’sBrotherhood MutualBSN Sports - Ed PfeifferDental Health PCDesign CollaborativeFort Wayne TinCapsGBIFGrace AdvancementGrace Special EventsGrace Student AffairsGraycraft SignsHall, Marose & SilveusHY-VAC GroupInst. for Enterprise DevelopmentJeffrey L. Hartzell, M.D.KCH

KCH Regional RehabKosciusko Visitors BureauLake City BankMedtronicMen Following ChristRabb WaterRaccoon RunReinholt’s FurnitureRonald Blue & Co.Sodexo Food ServicesStonehenge Golf ClubThe Auto ParkTimes-UnionTree of LifeWarren PharmacyWeigand ConstructionWildman Corporate ApparelWyndham Garden Hotel

2015 GoLf outiNG SpoNSoRS

Commissioner Tom Seitz | www.crossroadsleague.com

The newly named Crossroads League (CL), formerly the Mid-Central College Conference, underwent a name and logo change in the summer of 2012, but its values remain the same. It is the purpose and function of the CL to promote intercollegiate ath-letics in a well-rounded athletic program. The CL seeks to main-tain high ideals and to promote sportsmanship and a friendly understanding among member colleges.

The Crossroads League is a 10-institution athletic conference in the NAIA. The CL offers 15 year round sports throughout Indi-ana, Michigan and Ohio. The league will continue to be a pioneer

in academic excellence, competitive athletics and a faith-driven focus on and off the field.

The CL consists of 10 colleges and universities: Bethel College (Mishawaka, IN); Goshen College (Goshen, IN); Grace College (Winona Lake, IN); Huntington University (Huntington, IN); Indi-ana Wesleyan University (Marion, IN); Marian University (India-napolis, IN); Mt. Vernon Nazarene University (Mount Vernon, OH); University of St. Francis (Fort Wayne, IN); Spring Arbor University (Spring Arbor, MI); and Taylor University (Upland, IN).

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Mt. Vernon Nazarene University

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“We like to see other schools come and stop at the field, brush their foot on the grass, and reach out and touch it. Grace’s soccer field is kinda sacred ground right now.”

- Jeff Buriff Grace Grounds Supervisor

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