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2014 SCAC VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TRINITY DALLAS
MATCH C FRIDAY, NOV. 7 3:30 P.M.
MATCH A FRIDAY, NOV. 7 10:30 A.M.
TEXAS LUTHERAN
MATCH G SATURDAY, NOV. 8 4:30 P.M.
SOUTHWESTERN MATCH B FRIDAY, NOV. 7 1 P.M.
SCHREINER
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
MATCH D FRIDAY, NOV. 7 6 P.M.
COLORADO COLLEGE
STANDINGS (AS OF NOVEMBER 2, 2014)
Team Trinity
Pts 42
Conference Rec Win% GF GA 14-0 1.000 60 5
Colorado Col.
29
9-2-2
0.769
24
7
19
14-3-2
Southwestern Dallas Texas Lutheran Schreiner Centenary Austin
22 19 19 15 6 6
7-6-1 6-6-2 6-7-1 5-9 1-9-3 1-10-3
0.536 0.500 0.464 0.357 0.192 0.154
17 12 12 13 10 9
24 20 12 26 30 33
19 19 18 16 19 19
7-11-1 10-7-2 8-8-2 7-9 4-12-3 1-13-5
GP 20
Overall Rec Win% 19-1 0.950
GF 74
GA 12
Last 10 10-0
Streak Won 16
0.789
42
12
6-2-2
Won 3
0.395 0.579 0.500 0.438 0.289 0.184
19 20 18 17 20 14
39 22 15 27 39 44
3-6-1 6-2-2 5-5 4-6 0-9-1 1-7-2
Lost 2 Tied 1 Won 1 Lost 1 Lost 7 Tied 1
COLORADO COLLEGE TIGERS
14-3-2, 10-2-2 SCAC #
00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 31
Player Name
Theo Hooker Tom Crosby Ian Horne Ryan Huettel Trevor Houghton Alec Sowers Christian Wulff Andrew Worthington Alec Lee Nathan Andersen Seth Newby Caden MacKenzie Stuart Beezley Sam Markin Soren Frykholm Austin Hammer Max Grossenbacher Jacob Battock Nicholas Zuschneid Tommy Riley Brandon Ogilvie Jack McCormick Hunter Martinez Tim Huettel Connor Rademacher Kilian Morales-Coskran Shin Olsan Sam Block Brian Rubin Sam Clement
Pos. Cl. Hometown GK GK GK M D D/M D D M D M M F F M M M D M M F D M M F F M M M GK
Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. Sr. So. Jr. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
Albuquerque, NM Ketchum, ID Barrington, RI Oak Park, IL Portland, OR Haverford, PA Lutherville, MD Hinsdale, IL Norman, OK Coronado, CA Centennial, CO Denver, CO Springfield, MO Glencoe, IL Boulder, CO Bedford, NH Austin, TX Highlands Ranch, CO Fort Collins, CO Panama City, Panama Manchester Center, VT Hudson, OH Bend, OR Oak Park, IL La Crosse, WI Minneapolis, MN Tokyo, Japan Norwich, VT Scotch Plains, NJ Pacific Palisades, CA
#2 SEED HORST RICHARDSON HEAD COACH
COLORADO COLLEGE TIGERS KEY NOTES
2014 RESULTS Aug. 29
Occidental College
L
3-2
Aug. 31
Mary Hardin-Baylor
W
2-0
Sep. 5
George Fox
W
5-1
Sep. 6
Kean
W
1-0
Sep. 12
Centenary*
W
4-0
Sep. 14
Concordia College (MN)
W
6-0
Sep. 19
at Schreiner*
W
2-1
Sep. 21
at Texas Lutheran*
W
2-1
Sep. 26
Austin College*
W
2-0
Sep. 28
Dallas*
W
3-0
Oct. 3
at Southwestern*
W
3-0
Oct. 5
at Trinity*
L
1-0
Oct. 10
Southwestern*
W
2-0
Oct. 12
Trinity*
L
1-0
Oct. 17
at Austin College*
T
1-1
Oct. 19
at Dallas*
T
2-2
Oct. 24
Schreiner*
W
2-0
Oct. 26
Texas Lutheran*
W
1-0
Nov. 1
at Centenary (La.)*
w
2-1
The Colorado College Tigers will enter the SCAC Championship Tournament as the second seed, earning a first round bye after finishing conference play with a record of 10-2-2. The Tigers entered the 2013 tournament as the third-seeded team, defeating Austin College 2-0 in the first round, before falling to Southwestern University in an overtime match. The Tigers offense is led by senior Brandon Ogilvie, who has marked a team-leading 11 goals this season, adding two assists. Twelve members of the CC team have recorded at least one goal, including seven from Max Grossenbacher, five from Stuart Beezley and three from the 2013 Freshman of the Year, Caden MacKenzie. MacKenzie also leads the team with four assists this season. Freshman goalkeeper Theo Hooker allowed just seven goals against him in 1317:57 minutes this season, marking a 0.48 goal against average, while putting up 36 saves in sixteen games. Hooker currently leads the SCAC with his goals against average and total goals against, and ranks third in save percentage (.837). Colorado College, which earned a first round bye, will face the winner between No. 4 seeded Dallas and No. 5 seeded Texas Lutheran in Saturday’s second semifinal. The Tigers defeated TLU by margins of 2-1 and 1-0 in their two meetings this season, while they earned a 3-0 win and a 2-2 double-overtime draw against Dallas. Colorado College’s only conference losses this season came to No. 1 seeded Trinity University.
PLAYERS TO WATCH BRANDON OGILVIE
Ogilvie, a senior forward, started 16 games for the Tigers this season, and marked a team leading 11 goals (second in the conference). Ogilvie also added two assists for a team-leading 24 points, which ranks second among the SCAC. The senior also marked a hat-trick in a non-conference game against Concordia-Moorhead at home in a 6-0 win.
MAX GROSSENBACHER
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Grossenbacher, a junior midfielder, started in all 18 of the Tigers games this season and ranks second among the team with seven goals this season, while adding three assists for 17 total points. Grossenbacher also took four penalty kicks for the Tigers, able to convert three into scores. Four of his goals this season proved to be game-winners, tying for the best mark in the conference.
ANDREW WORTHINGTON
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14 overall wins.
Worthington, a senior defender, leads the Tigers’ defense that has allowed just 12 goals through eighteen games, and marked eight shutouts on the season for a 0.63 goal against average. Worthington has also added one goal this season, the second of his career to help the Tigers to
DALLAS CRUSADERS
10-7-2, 6-6-2 SCAC #
Player Name
Pos.
Cl.
Hometown
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
PJ Hasson Patrick Fanizza Matthew Wise Luke Schwarz Jake Schnell Nathan Nwaeze Mikhail Castillo Stephen Gahan Tommy Byrd Colton Allen Juan Hernandez-Reyes Aaron Hegemann Barton Holdridge Craig Nakutis Ben Mannings Naseem Said Moises Gomez Joe Wiele Will Holloman James Bernard AJ Zaugg Austin Strain Kevin Key Joseph Quiray Tino Gamueda Keaton Van Eck Trae Hampton Jon Miskin Jack Friddle John Langsfeld Joseph Pecha Matthew Zelinsky Sawyer Hintz Carl Lehtola
GK GK MF MF D MF/W D F/MF D/MF F MF MF/W F/W W F/W F/MF D D/MF D D D/MF D MF MF/W GK D MF MF D MF F D/W D/F MF
So Sr. Sr Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. So. So. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So.
Fairfax, Va. Markham, Ontario Portland, Ore. Tucson, Ariz. Austin, Texas Mansfield, Texas Round Rock, Texas Vancouver, Wash. Mansfield, Texas Roanoke, Texas The Woodlands, Texas Beaumont, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Jackson, Tenn. Bath, England Pearland, Texas La Miranda, Calif. St. Louis, Mo. Las Cruces, N.M. Sugar Land, Texas Dallas, Texas Lucas, Texas Carlisle, Penn. Sugar Land, Texas Lubbock, Texas Norman, Okla. Paducah, Ky. Little Rock, Ark. Rockville, Md. Albuquerque, NM San Antonio, Texas Houston, Texas Scandinavia, Wisc. Dallas, Texas
#4 SEED DAVID HOFFMAN
HEAD COACH
DALLAS CRUSADERS KEY NOTES
2014 RESULTS Aug. 29
Concordia University
W
1-0
Aug. 31
Southwestern College (KS)
W
3-0
Sep. 6
at Linfield College (OR)
W
2-0
Sep. 7
at Pacific University (OR)
W
1-0
Sep. 14
Howard Payne
L
1-0
Sep. 19
Southwestern*
L
1-0
Sep. 21
Trinity*
L
4-1
Sep. 26
at Centenary (La.)*
L
2-0
Sep. 28
at Colorado College*
L
3-0
Oct. 3
Schreiner*
W
2-1
Oct. 5
Texas Lutheran*
W
1-0
Oct. 10
at Schreiner*
W
1-0
Oct. 12
at Texas Lutheran*
W
1-0
Oct. 17
Centenary (La.)*
W
2-0
Oct. 19
Colorado College*
T
2-2
Oct. 21
Austin College*
W
2-1
Oct. 24
at Southwestern*
L
2-0
Oct. 26
at Trinity*
L
4-0
Nov. 1
Austin College*
T
1-1
After failing to earn a bid in the conference tournament a year ago, the University of Dallas Crusaders rebounded with a 6-6-2 conference mark -- earning the No. 4 seed in this year’s event. The Crusaders offense is led by junior forward Colton Allen who has marked eight goals this season and one assist. Senior Matt Wise has helped the offense, addding five goals of his own, while putting up five assists. Wise has taken all four of the Crusader’s penalty kicks this season, converting three of them into scores. Ben Mannings and Nathan Nwaeze have each added three goals for the Crusaders offense. Dallas has implemented a shared goalie system this season with sophomores PJ Hasson and Tino Gamueda each earning quality minutes. Hasson has managed a 0.82 goals against average on the season, allowing just eight goals, while making 56 saves. Hasson’s save percentage of 0.875 leads the SCAC. Gamueda has let just 14 goals past, marking a .759 save percentage, sixth-best in the SCAC. The Crusaders open tournament play against the Texas Lutheran Bulldogs who they swept in both meetings this season with identical 1-0 scores. Colton Allen marked the only goal, and game-winner in the first meeting, while Matt Wise put in the game winner in the second match. The winner between the two teams in the SCAC Tournament will face Colorado College Tigers in Saturday’s second semifinal.
PLAYERS TO WATCH COLTON ALLEN
Allen, a junior forward, started in 15 games this season for the Crusaders and led the team’s offense with eight goals, which ranks fourth among the SCAC including three game-winners. Allen has also marked 17 points this season, which is good for sixth in the conference.
MATTHEW WISE
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Wise, a senior midfielder, finished the regular season with five goals, which is second-best among the Crusaders, while adding a team-leading five assists. Wise has taken all four of the Crusaders penalty kicks this season, able to convert three of them into scores.
JAMES BERNARD
Bernard,a senior defender, started in all 19 of the Crusaders game, helping the defense to eight shutouts throughout the entire season, including four in conference play. Bernardhas also put up nine shots this season, including two shots on target this season.
SCHREINER MOUNTAINEERS
7-9, 5-9 SCAC # 0 00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 34
Player Name Scott Tietelman Michael Clifford Blake Lawson Zach Jungman Isaac Garcia Dakota Pebworth Manny Losoya Ryan Hernandez Brian Lindsey David Gonzalez Luis Michel Cody Hollingshead Gregg Guittierez Andres Lopez Zach Howard Kelsey Bessent Justin Edwards Nathaniel Olmos Jonathan Sicola Daniel Gonzalez Ethan Gregory Zach Garcia Roberto Del Castillo Chase Smith Rene Pena Jace Slagle Joey Ordonez Tre Alvarado Daniel Perez David Torres Mason Rankin Christian Garcia Bernardo Montalvo
Pos. GK GK GK DF WM WM CM FW WB CM MF CM FW MF DF MF WM FW WM CB CM WB MF WM FW WM WM FW CM FW
Cl. Jr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. So. So. Jr. So. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Sr. So. So. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr.
Hometown Hopkinton, Mass. San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas Harlingen, Texas Spring Branch, Texas San Antonio, Texas Fredricksburg, Texas San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas Houston, Texas Spring Branch, Texas Houston, Texas Fresno, Texas Cedar Park, Texas Joshua, Texas Pflugerville, Texas Castroville, Texas Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas Schertz, Texas Harlingen, Texas Dallas, Texas Kerrville, Texas Houston, Texas Kerrville, Texas Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Medina, Texas McAllen, Texas Atascosa, Texas Tamaulipas, Mexico
#6 SEED # 35 38 39 41 42 43 44 46
Player Name Brady Baughman TJ McGill Ian Holacka Brennan Aguirre Josh Parrish Nathaniel Wood Jose Bernal Nick Alvarado Orlando Sanchez
Pos. WB CB DF DF DF WB WM FW FW
Cl. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Fr. Jr.
Hometown San Antonio, Texas Angleton, Texas Wylie, Texas Bandera, Texas Lampasses, Texas Orange, Texas Orange, Texas Portland, Texas Austin, Texas
PAUL HAYES
HEAD COACH
SCHREINER MOUNTAINEERS KEY NOTES
2014 RESULTS Aug. 29
Howard Payne
W
2-0
Sep. 5
at LeTourneau
W
2-1
Sep. 12
Texas Lutheran*
L
2-0
Sep. 19
Colorado College*
L
2-1
Sep. 21
Centenary College*
W
2-1
Sep. 26
at Trinity*
L
7-0
Sep. 28
at Southwestern*
L
1-0
Oct. 3
at Dallas*
L
2-1
Oct. 5
at Austin College*
W
2-0
Oct. 10
Dallas*
L
1-0
Oct. 12
Austin College*
W
2-0
Oct. 17
Trinity*
L
3-0
Oct. 19
Southwestern*
W
1-0
Oct. 24
at Colorado College*
L
2-0
Oct. 26
at Centenary (La.)
W
2-1
Oct. 31
at Texas Lutheran
L
1-0
The Schreiner University Mountaineers will head to the SCAC Championship after earning the sixth and final spot in this year’s tournament. The Mountaineers competed in the tournament last year after earning a fifth seed, but fell to the fourth seeded Texas Lutheran Bulldogs in a 1-0 match. SU finished the conference season with a record of 5-9, sweeping both Austin College and Centenary and earning their fifth win over the third-ranked Southwestern Pirates. The offensive attack is led by Justin Edwards, Gregg Guittierrez and Ryan Hernandez who have all marked four goals on the season. Edwards and Hernandez also added one and two assists, respectively. The Mountaineers marked 13 goals and 10 assists in conference play, placing them in the top half of the SCAC in both categories. Goalkeeper Blake Lawson has played in 13 games this season, starting in 11 of them. While in goal, Lawson has recorded two shutouts, while making 49 saves, marking a .721 save percentage. The Mountaineers will take on the Southwestern in Friday’s second quarterfinal match. The two teams split their meetings this season, as Schreiner was able to earn a 1-0 win in the most recent contest. Despite being on the losing side of a 14-3 shot advantage, the Mountaineers were able to convert their only shot on goal into the game-winner. Lawson marked four saves in the game to earn the win in goal.
PLAYERS TO WATCH RYAN HERNANDEZ
Hernandez, a junior forward, tied two other Schreiner players for a team high four goals this season. He added two assists and leads the team with 10 total points for the season. Hernandez’s four goals came on just 13 shots, earning a .308 shot percentage, which ranks second for the Mountaineers. He also marked one game-winning goal.
GREGG GUITIERREZ
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In his first year of play, freshman forward Guitierrez made a big impression, playing and starting in all 16 of the Mountaineer’s matches, while tying with two upperclassmen for a team-leading four goals and one game-winning goal.
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JUSTIN EDWARDS
Edwards, a senior midfielder, was the third of the Mountaineer players to mark four goals this season. He added one assist to that, marking nine total points for the year, second-best on the team. Edwards was the only member of the Schreiner team to take more than one penalty kick, converting on one of two. He also led the team with 28 total shots and marked one game-winning goal.
SOUTHWESTERN PIRATES
7-11-1, 7-6-1 SCAC # 00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Player Name Ryan Benner Sam Eichner Travis Carmichael Michael Hough Tyler Vaughn Christian Lopez Charlie Berndt Michael Olivares Andy Martinec Tanner Irons Jacob Malik Garhett Bonneaux David Arellano Paden Williams Matthew Chaltain Andres Carreño-Mendez Kirk Kemnitz Santiago Salazar Oscar Dominguez Ryan Jones Nick Patterson Thomas White Curran Daniel Blake Smithson John Wall Jacob Buckley Clay Martin Austin Robinson Philip Nelson Kal Goble Eric Schipperjin
Pos. GK GK GK F F M D MF D MF/D M/D M D M M M F M M M D M D D D D D/MF D M F F/M
Cl. FY FY SO FY JR FY JR SO SR FY FY SR SO SR SR SO JR FY JR SR SO FY SO SO JR SO FY SO FY FY FY
Hometown Allen, TX Austin, TX Kerens, TX St. Petersburg, FL Galveston, TX Houston, TX Austin, TX Georgetown, TX Pflugerville, TX Austin, TX Austin, TX Orange, TX Austin, TX Austin, TX Austin, TX Georgetown, TX Houston, TX Bogotá, Columbia Austin, TX The Woodlands, TX Evansville, WI Hurst, TX Pearland, TX San Antonio, TX Austin, TX San Antonio, TX Wimberley, TX Allen, TX Elgin, TX Hanahan, SC Cypress, TX
# 30 31 32 33 34 44 55
Player Name Brett Berdinsky Sean Christy Mason Tomasek Carlos Huntley-Jimenez Colin Ramby Zach Faulkner Ross Hauser Maxime Boneza Ryan Johnson Mac Light
#3 SEED Pos. M MF M M M M GK F GK D/M
Cl. FY SO FY FY FY JR FY JR JR SO
Hometown Frisco, TX San Antonio, TX Austin, TX Austin, TX Houston, TX Rowlett, TX The Woodlands, TX Houston, TX Austin, TX Tomball, TX
DON GREGORY HEAD COACH
SOUTHWESTERN PIRATES KEY NOTES
2014 RESULTS Aug. 29
Washington (Mo.)
L
2-0
Aug. 30
St. Scholastica
L
4-0
Sep. 5
UT-Dallas
L
3-0
Sep. 10
Trinity*
L
7-1
Sep. 14
Chris. Newport
L
4-2
Sep. 19
at Dallas*
W
1-0
Sep. 21
at Austin College*
W
3-0
Sep. 26
Texas Lutheran*
W
2-1
Sep. 28
Schreiner*
W
1-0
Oct. 3
Colorado College*
L
3-0
Oct. 5
Centenary*
W
1-0
Oct. 10
at Colorado College*
L
2-0
Oct. 12
at Centenary*
T
2-2
Oct. 17
at Texas Lutheran*
L
3-2
Oct. 19
at Schreiner*
L
1-0
Oct. 24
Dallas*
W
2-0
Oct. 26
Austin College*
W
2-1
Oct. 31
at Trinity*
L
4-0
Nov. 1
UC Santa Cruz
L
2-0
The Southwestern University Pirates finished conference play with a record of 7-6-1, earning the third seed heading into this year’s championship. The Pirates advanced to the championship match in the 2013 tournament before dropping a hard fought match (1-0) to top-seed Trinity University. The Pirates’ offensive attack is led by Andres Carreno-Mendes who has recorded eight goals on the season, while adding two assists. Nine of the Pirates’ players have recorded at least one goal this season, including sophomore Michael Olivares who has recorded three and freshman Christian Lopez who has marked two this season. After starting the season 0-5, with three of those losses coming to top 25 teams, Southwestern rebounded with four straight wins in conference play to right the ship. The Pirates will face Schreiner University in Friday’s second quarterfinal match. In their two meetings this season, each team picked up a victory on its’ home field by the same 1-0 score. In the Pirates’ win over the Mountaineers, Southwestern was able to earn a 19-9 shooting advantage and Carreno-Mendez put up the eventual game-winner in the 70th minute. In the second meeting between the teams, the Pirates’ defense held the Mountaineers to just one shot on goal, but it proved to be the only one they needed.
PLAYERS TO WATCH ANDRES CARRENO-MENDEZ
Carreno-Mendez, a sophomore midfielder, leads the Pirates’s offense with eight goals, which ranks fourth among the entire SCAC. He has also posted four game-winning goals, which is tied with one other player to lead the conference. Carreno-Mendez’s 18 points rank fifth among the SCAC players.
CHRISTIAN LOPEZ
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Lopez, a freshman midfielder, has started 15 of his 19 games played in his first year of collegiate soccer. Lopez has helped the Pirates to a SCAC tournament berth, marking two goals on the season, including one game-winner, and a team-leading four assists.
CURRAN DANIEL
Daniel, a sophomore defender, has helped the Pirates defense to seven wins this season, earning a role as the team’s spiritual core. Daniel has also added four shots on the season, two on target. The Pirates defense has posted five shutouts this season.
TEXAS LUTHERAN BULLDOGS
8-8-2, 6-7-1 SCAC #
Player Name
Pos. Cl.
Hometown
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 30 31
Ian Parker Jonathan Michael Andrew Morales Isaac Lopez Zeke Del Toro Andrew Welsch Thomas Struxness Colin Nunley Lalo Ramirez Alex Cortes Gabriel Sosa Saul Herrera Walter Pinon Juan Hernandez Taylor Reynolds Matthew Thompson Eric Mendez Nathan Drouillard Gabe Sanchez Alejandro Martinez Victor Manzaba David Ching Jake Wilmunen Sam Wilmunen Steven Ybarra Jerry Kent Will Cook Tim Schaffer
GK GK D M D/M M D M/F D D M F D M F M/D M D M/F F M M F M M F D M
Humble, Texas Coppell, Texas San Antonio, Texas Round Rock, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas San Antonio, Texas Keller, Texas Round Rock, Texas Cedar Park, Texas Leander, Texas San Francisco, Calif. Humble, Texas San Antonio, Texas Vidor, Texas Friendswood, Texas Amarillo, Texas San Antonio, Texas Round Rock, Texas Round Rock, Texas Guayaquil, Ecuador Keller, Texas Cibolo, Texas Cibolo, Texas San Antonio, Texas Brenham, Texas Katy, Texas New Braunfels, Texas
Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. RS-Sr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. Jr. So. So. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. Jr.
#5 SEED EDDIE SALAZAR HEAD COACH
TEXAS LUTHERAN BULLDOGS KEY NOTES
2014 RESULTS Aug. 30
Howard Payne
W
3-0
Sep. 1
Concordia University (Tex.)
L
3-2
Sep. 5
at East Texas Baptist
T
0-0
Sep. 6
at LeTourneau
W
1-0
Sep. 12
at Schreiner*
W
2-0
Sep. 19
Centenary*
T
0-0
Sep. 21
Colorado College*
L
2-1
Sep. 26
at Southwestern*
L
2-1
Sep. 28
at Trinity*
L
1-0
Oct. 3
at Austin College*
W
1-0
Oct. 5
at Dallas*
L
1-0
Oct. 10
Austin College*
W
1-0
Oct. 12
Dallas*
L
1-0
Oct. 17
Southwestern*
W
3-2
Oct. 19
Trinity*
L
2-1
Oct. 24
at Centenary*
W
1-0
Oct. 26
at Colorado College*
L
1-0
Oct. 31
Schreiner*
W
1-0
The Texas Lutheran University Bulldogs will enter the 2014 SCAC Championship as the fifth-seed after finishing the regular season with an overall record of 8-8-2, 6-7-1 in conference play. The Bulldogs were seeded fourth in the 2013 tournament and made their way to the second round after defeating the Schreiner Mountaineers. The Bulldogs faced the eventual champion, Trinity University, in the second round and fell 3-0. The TLU offensive attack is led by Alejandro Martinez who leads the Bulldogs with five goals. Isaac Lopez is close behind with four goals, but has marked five assists on the season to put up a team-leading 13 points. Colin Nunley is tied with Lopez with five assists, the highest mark on the team. In goal for the Bulldogs is Jonathan Michael who has recorded 62 saves, while allowing just 15 goals against him in 18 games. Michael has posted eight shutouts thist season while maintaining a .805 save percentage and .80 goals against average. In Friday’s opening quarterfinal match, the Bulldogs will face the University of Dallas. Dallas earned 1-0 victories in both regular season meetings between the two teams this year. The Bulldogs led in shooting in both games, but impressive performances in the net by both of the Crusaders’ keepers proved to be TLU’s downfall as all 12 of the shots on goal were thwarted. A victory on Friday would match the Bulldogs against
PLAYERS TO WATCH ALEJANDRO MARTINEZ
target.
Martinez, a sophomore forward, started 16 of the 18 games that he played this season for the Bulldogs and lead the offenive attack for the team with five goals on the season, two of which were game-winners. Martinez also lead the team with 49 shots on the season, 28 on
ISAAC LOPEZ
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Lopez, a junior midfielder, led the Bulldogs with 13 points this season, marking four goals and five assists. Lopez also recorded a team-leading three game-winning goals this season. Lopez has also taken the team’s only penalty kick of the season, converting it into a goal. In his sophomore season, he also led the team in goals, shots and points.
JONATHAN MICHAEL
Michael, a junior goalkeeper, started 15 games this season and recorded 1680:55 minutes in goal for the Bulldogs. In this period, he recorded a conference-leading eight shutouts while maintaining a .805 save percentage, allowing just 15 goals on 77 shots faced. Michael ranks second in the SCAC in minutes played and third in goals against average.
TRINITY TIGERS
19-1, 14-0 SCAC #
Player Name
Pos. Cl. Hometown
00 0 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 29 30 32 38
Chad Margotta Todd Whittaker Matt Cardone Tom Carwile Brad Carabajal Simon Uribe Claudio Calistri Emmanuel Raranje Jonny Lawson Victor Araujo Goncalo Santana Todd Edwards Omar Sanchez Roberto Camargo Dylan Blumberg Murray Fraser Connor McKeon Francisco Vasquez Zacharias Edholm Jorge Villamarin Ben Kerley Luis Hurtado Zac Treu Callum Squires Derrick Horvath Robbie Andrew Marcelo Barany Nico Estrada Steven Gaunt
GK GK GK D MF D MF MF F MF MF MF MF MF MF MF D MF MF D MF D F F F F MF
Jr. FY Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. So. Sr. Sr. FY Jr. Sr. So. So. FY Sr. So. So. So. Jr. FY So. Sr. Jr.
San Antonio, Texas Goulburn, Australia San Antonio, Texas Tulsa, Okla. Albuquerque, N.M. Cali, Colombia Tegulcigalpa, Honduras Harare, Zimbabwe San Antonio, Texas Salvador, Brazil Salvador, Brazil Sydney, Australia Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City, Mexico Dunfermline, Scotland Boerne, Texas Saltillo, Mexico Stockholm, Sweden Bogota, Colombia Leawood, Kan. Cali, Colombia San Antonio, Texas London, England Fairview, Texas Houston, Texas Cali, Colombia Houston, Texas
#1 SEED # Player Name Austin Haas Wade Hoffman Brendan Kennedy Nate Kiszla Ryan Lord Ivan Petrov Mikey Robinson Marco Sant’Anna Chris Schluter
Pos. Cl. Hometown D D D D MF MF MF MF D
So. So. So. So. Sr. So. So. Jr. Sr.
San Marcos, Texas Basking Ridge, N.J. Dripping Springs, Texas Denver, Colo. Highlands Ranch, Colo. Las Vegas, Nev. Pineville, La. Porto Alegre, Brazil Boerne, Texas
PAUL MCGINLAY
HEAD COACH
TRINITY TIGERS
KEY NOTES
2014 RESULTS Aug. 29
St. Scholastica
W
3-1
Aug. 31
Washington (Mo.)
W
1-0
Sep. 5
Hardin-Simmons
W
2-1
Sep. 6
Texas-Dallas
L
2-1
Sep. 10
at Southwestern*
W
7-1
Sep. 12
Chris. Newport
W
5-3
Sep. 19
at Austin*
W
7-0
Sep. 21
at Dallas*
W
4-1
Sep. 26
Schreiner*
W
7-0
Sep. 28
Texas Lutheran*
W
1-0
Oct. 3
Centenary*
W
5-0
Oct. 5
Colorado College*
W
1-0
Oct. 10
at Centenary
W
8-2
Oct. 12
at Colorado College*
W
1-0
Oct. 17
at Schreiner*
W
3-0
Oct. 19
at Texas Lutheran
W
2-1
Oct. 24
Austin*
W
6-0
Oct. 26
Dallas*
W
4-0
Oct. 31
Southwestern*
W
4-0
Nov. 2
UC Santa Cruz
W
2-0
The Trinity Tigers enter the post season on a 16-game winning streak after finishing the regular season with a perfect 14-0 conference record. The Tigers won the SCAC Championship in 2013 after defeating the Southwestern Pirates in a thrilling 1-0 match. The Tigers made their way to the NCAA quarterfinals, before falling to Loras College. This season, the Tigers lead the conference with 74 goals, averaging just under four goals per game, 60 of which came in their 14 conference matches, They also lead the conference with 487 shots, 234 shots on goal and 58 assists. The Tigers defense has allowed just 11 goals against them this season in 19 games, a 0.63 goals against average. Johnny Lawson leads the offensive attack with a team and conference-leading 16 goals, while Zacharias Edholm is behind him with nine of his own. All-American Victor Araujo has put up eight goals this season, defender Tom Carwile has marked six and underclassmen Brent Mandelkorn and Callum Squires have each marked five. Through October 29, the Trinity offense was ranked second-rank in scoring. The Tigers will receive a first round bye in the SCAC tournament after earning the top seed during the regular season. In Saturday’s first semifinal, Trinity will meet the winner between the University of Dallas and Texas Lutheran. Trinity outscored Dallas 8-1 in their two meetings this season, while they had only an overall two-goal margin of victory between their two matches with TLU.
PLAYERS TO WATCH JOHNNY LAWSON
Lawson, a senior forward, started in 17 games this season, helping the prolific Tigers’ offense to 19 wins. Lawson led the team and the conference with 16 goals and 40 points. Lawson marked three game-winning goals and converted both of his penalty kicks into scores for the Tigers. Lawson marked one hat-trick this season, which came against Centenary College in a 5-0 win and had four multiple-goal games.
VICTOR ARAUJO
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Araujo, a senior midfielder, played in 18 games this season, while marking a team and conference-leading 10 assists. Araujo also put up eight goals this season, which rank third among the Tigers and ties for fourth among the SCAC. In 2013, Araujo was named an NSCAA All-American and named to the second-team All-American by D3Soccer.com.
MATT CARDONE
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Cardone, a senior goalkeeper, finished the season after starting in 18 matches. On the season, Cardone allowed just nine goals by the opposition, marking a 0.58 goals against average and a .859 save percentage, which both rank second among the SCAC. Cardone marked 7 shutouts on the season, earning 16 wins in the net. Cardone’s biggest game came against the second-seeded Colorado College where he led the Tigers to a shutout with 10 saves.