2012 Sewanee Men's Soccer Fact Book by Clayton Felts

The University of the South

SEWANEE MEN’S SOCCER 2012

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Location: Sewanee, Tenn.

2011 Review

Founded............................................................................ 1857 Enrollment........................................................................ 1,540 Vice Chancellor & President............................. John M. McCardell (Washington & Lee ‘71) Athletics Director...............................Mark Webb (Tenn. Tech, ’83) Nickname......................................................................... Tigers Colors..................................................... Purple, White, and Gold Affiliation........................................................... NCAA Division III Conference..................................... Southern Athletic Association Athletic Department........................................... (931) 598-1284

2011 Overall Record...........................................................8-7-2 Home .................................................................................4-3-2 Away .................................................................................3-3-0 Neutral...............................................................................1-1-0 Conference.........................................................................3-4-1 Letterman Returning/Lost................................................... 29/6 Newcomers............................................................................ 15 Top Returners......... Weston Stitt, Sam Edoung-Biyo, Ford Rushton, and Brian Maloney

Soccer Information Head Coach.......................................... David Poggi (Oregon, ’82) Office................................................................ (931) 598-1582 E-mail....................................................... depoggi@sewanee.edu Record at Sewanee.........................................................30-54-7 Career Record...........................................................234-213-36 Assistant Coach................................. Camilo Valencia (UNLV, ’11) Home Field:................................................................Puett Field Sewanee Athletics Web Page....................www.sewaneetigers.com

Table of Contents 4.................................................................................Schedule 5..................................................................................Coaches 8..........................................................................Player Profiles 27........................................................................ 2011 Results 29........................................................................ All-Time Stats 30................................................................................ Records 31................................................................ Awards and Honors 33.....................................................................This is Sewanee

Athletic Department Sports Information.................... Clayton A. Felts (Austin Peay, ’08) Office................................................................ (931) 598-1136 E-mail.........................................................cafelts@sewanee.edu Fax.................................................................... (931) 598-1673 Facilities Manager......................................................... Bill Barry Athletic Trainer.................. Meagan Bevins (Eastern Kentucky, ’11) Head Equipment Manager.......... Art Hanson (UT-Chattanooga, ’94)

This is Sewanee Soccer Best finish since 2004 Scored most goals since 2005 Gave up the lowest number of goals since 2003

THE 2012 SEWANEE SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE was written by sports information director Clayton Felts. The book was edited by Clayton Felts and Pamela Byerly, and designed by Clayton Felts. ©2012 The University of the South, 735 University Avenue, Sewanee TN 37383-1000 The University of the South’s policy against discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, andretaliation is consistent with Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, 34 CFR Part 106, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and 34 CFR 104.7, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, and the Genetic Information NonDiscrimination Act of 2008. In addition to contacting the Associate Provost for Planning and Administration, who is the compliance coordinator, persons with inquiries regarding the application of Title IX and 34 CFR Part 106 may contact the Regional Civil Rights Director, U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, Region IV, 61 Forsyth Street S.W., Suite 19T70, Atlanta, Georgia 30303.

Three All-SCAC All-Conference members Second-ever NSCAA Team Academic Award Team GPA of 3.15 Defeated No. 25 Oglethorpe in season finale

2012 MEN’S VARSITY SOCCER SCHEDULE

COACHES

August 24 (Fri.) 31 (Fri.)

Tennessee Temple (Exhibition) Blackburn @ BSC

Sewanee, Tenn. Birmingham, Ala.

avid Poggi is going into his sixth season as Sewanee’s head soccer coach. Having improved since Coach Poggi took over, the Tigers will be looking for continued success in the 2012 season.

5 p.m. 5 p.m.

September

A year ago, Poggi led Sewanee to an 8-7-2 record in 2011. That mark was the best winning percentage since 2004. At the same time, Sewanee played in four overtime games, with seven of its losses coming by only one goal. The Tigers ended last year with 31-20 advantage in goals.

2 (Sun.) Washington University @ BSC Birmingham, Ala. 12 p.m. 8 (Sat.) NC Wesleyan @ Methodist Fayetteville, N.C. 2:30 p.m. 9 (Sun.) Methodist College Fayetteville, N.C. 2:30 p.m. 14 (Fri.) Emory & Henry Emory, Va. 7 p.m. 16 (Sun.) Maryville Maryville, Tenn. 4 p.m. 21 (Fri.) LaGrange Sewanee, Tenn. 6 p.m. 22 (Sat.) Greenville (Ill.) Sewanee, Tenn. 7 p.m. 26 (Wed.) Emory Sewanee, Tenn. 6 p.m. 29 (Sat.) Oglethorpe* Atlanta, Ga. TBD

Sewanee thrived in 2009. That season proved to be the Tigers’ best finish — in conference and overall — in five years.

David Poggi Head Coach

October 5 (Fri.) BSC*# Sewanee, Tenn. 5 p.m. 7 (Sun.) Millsaps*# Sewanee, Tenn. 12 p.m. 12 (Fri.) Berry* Rome, Ga. 4 p.m. 14 (Sun.) Christopher Newport @ Lipscomb Nashville, Tenn. 3 p.m. 19 (Fri.) Rhodes* Memphis, Tenn. 4 p.m. 21 (Sun.) Hendrix* Conway, Ark. 1 p.m. 24 (Wed.) Covenant College Sewanee, Tenn. 7 p.m. 27 (Sat.) Centre*$ Sewanee, Tenn. 7:30 p.m.

*Southern Athletic Association (SAA) Contest Home matches in bold

With head coaching experience that spans several decades, Coach Poggi came to Sewanee from Loyola University in New Orleans. He served as the head women’s coach there for two years. After the 2005 Season was cancelled because of Hurricane Katrina, Poggi evacuated and served as a trainer with longtime friend and club director Paul Riley (Albertson Soccer Club/Long Island, N.Y.). He served as a U-18 Fury and Academy age group coach. He returned to New Orleans to lead the Wolfpack for the 2006 season. From 2000-2005 Poggi built a Division I women’s program at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette. During the 2004-2005 season he led the Ragin Cajuns to best overall record and conference finish in the programs fiveyear history. In addition, Poggi served as trainer for the regionally prominent Lafayette Burn and Rage Club Teams. He has served as a Region III (South) Boy’s ODP coach during this time as well. Prior to ULL, Poggi was the head men’s coach at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

# Family Weekend $ Homecoming Weekend All home games are Central Standard Time. Away game times are listed according to respective time zones.

From 1992-1996 his Fighting Phoenix were Mid-Con Conference Champions, received Top 20 National Ranking (#16) and had a 40-25-10 record. Coach Poggi began his NCAA coaching career at 4

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Truman State University. From 1985-1992 Poggi’s Bulldogs were MIAA Conference Champions three times (’87, ’89, ’90), received Top 20 National Ranking (’87 #9, ’90 #14) and were NCAA Div II National Tournament participants (’90). He was named MIAA Coach of the Year twice (’86, ’87) and NCAA Midwest Regional Coach of the Year (’89). The Bulldogs had a 77-4313 record during these years. Poggi has served as a Region II (Midwest) Boy’s ODP coach during this time as well. In addition to his experience in the collegiate level, Coach Poggi also served as head coach and assistant coach professionally. In 2003, he served as an assistant coach with Sagitun during their BPFL Championship (Belize, Central America). From 1999-2000 he served as the head coach for the Utah Freezz in the World Indoor League. During his two seasons (’97, ’98) with the Lafayette SwampCats (EISL), his teams won backto-back championships. In 1996 Poggi served as assistant women’s coach at Brondby IF (Copenhagen, Denmark). Coach Poggi received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Oregon (’82, ’85) and holds an “A” License from the United States Soccer Federation and a National Diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. He is married to the former Michelle Fontham, who is a native of New Orleans, and a graduate of the University of Virginia. He has five children; Brook (31), Adrian (28), Michael (8), Dixon, (5), and Emma (3). The Poggis live in Sewanee.

Contact Sewanee Soccer: Head Coach David Poggi depoggi@sewanee.edu (931) 598-1582 Assistant Coach Camilo Valencia (931) 598-3238

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Camilo Valencia Assistant Coach

fter an extensive search, Sewanee Men’s Soccer Head Coach David Poggi has named Camilo Valencia as the new assistant men’s soccer coach for the Tigers. “We had a very strong group of applicants and Camilo’s background as a player and coach is a perfect fit for our program,” commented Poggi. Valencia comes to Sewanee after serving as the Technical Director at the Fundacion Sport Legends in Cali, Colombia. There, Valencia started the Fundacion with several friends who played collegiate soccer in the United States. “The goal of Sport Legends is to provide Colombian student-athletes with an avenue to continue to play competitive sports while attending a university in the U.S.,” said Valencia. “Prior to this, Colombian student-athletes did not have this opportunity available.” At Legends, Valencia managed tryouts for the boys U-15–U-20 team while supervising technique and skills practices. Additionally, Valencia worked with parents and players to achieve personal academic goals for tests like the SAT and TOEFL.

Additionally, Valencia served as an assistant coach for the Colorado Storm in Denver, Colo. There, Valencia worked with U-15–U-17 players while he trained college student-athletes during the summer. In 2008, Valencia served as a camp director for the Des Moines Menance Soccer Camps in Des Moines, Iowa. Additionally, he earned coaching experience at UNLV and the University of Colorado–Boulder Soccer Camps. “I am honored and excited to be joining the Sewanee’s men’s soccer coaching staff,” said Valencia. “Being part of the Sewanee family provides me the opportunity to coach student-athletes that are very successful academically. I am grateful to Coach Poggi, Athletic Director Mark Webb, and the entire athletic department for this opportunity.” A 2011 graduate of the UNLV in business and marketing, Valencia played professionally in the Colombian first division as a center midfielder for Cortulua and Boyaca Chico. Additionally, he played for the U-20 Colombian National Team in 2003. A native of Washington, D.C., Valencia’s parents Claudia Andrade and Camilo Valencia live in Cali, Colombia. He also has two brothers: Alejandro, who attends the University of Maryland, and Sebastian.

Prior to his time at Legends, Valencia played soccer as a student-athlete at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV). In addition, Valencia was a captain for two seasons at Yavapi Community College were the Roughriders won the 2007 National Championship.

Our men’s soccer team consists of student athletes from 13 states and the District of Columbia, and three foreign countries.

Our International Soccer Players are from: • Bogota, Colombia • Leeds, West Yorkshire, England • Seoul, South Korea

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PLAYERS

2 JOEL STEWART

3 DANIEL DREWRY

2011

• Started one game while playing in six. • Totaled 141 minutes.

• Played in 13 games. • Started three games. • Did not take a shot as a defender.

Senior — Defender — 6-1, 180 Vestavia Hills, Ala. (Vestavia Hills)

Senior — Midfielder/Defender — 6-1, 175 Germantown, Tenn. (Christian Brothers)

2010

• Played in 12 games. • Earned five starts as a centerback.

• Played in all 18 games, starting 12 of them as a midfielder. • Took nine shots on the year, four on goal.

2009

• Played in 12 games, starting three as a freshman in the backline. • Strong, physical defender who can play centerback or fullback.

• Only Tiger player to start and play in all 19 games. • Added one assist on nine shots from his midfield position.

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Two-year letter winner at Vestavia Hills High School under Coach Rick Grammar. As a two-year starter, team finished second in Alabama in his junior year. Played for the Vestavia Soccer Club coached by Luke Whittle. Helped lead club team to victory in the Alabama State Championship in 2008. Finalists in 2007 and a runner-up in 2006. Part of the Vestavia team that received a #16 National Ranking in 2009.

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Full name is Joel Lamar Stewart. Born on Aug. 30, 1990, in Birmingham, Ala. Parents are Marvin Stewart and Felicia Stewart. Has two older brothers (Jonah currently plays at the University of Alabama-Birmingham and Josh recently finished playing at the University of South Carolina).

Two-year letterwinner at Christian Brothers High School in Memphis, Tenn. Team finished runner-up at the Tennessee State High School Tournament in 2008. Helped lead team victory in the 2009 Division II TSSAA Championship. 2009 First-Team All-State, Division II West Region All-Tournament Team, and Shelby County All-Metro Team member. Played club soccer for West Tennessee Futbol Club. Co-captained the team in 2009. Played for the ’91 Tennessee Rush team that was a state division I semifinalist in 2005. The Rush won the MSSF Fall League Champions in 2005 & 2006. Member of the Premier League in 2005 & 2006. Honorable Mention National Spanish Exam. Nominated and attended the National Youth Leadership Forum for Medicine in 2007. Nominated to the National Society of High School Scholars.

PERSONAL • Full name is Daniel Clark Drewry. • Son of Dr. Rice and Theresa Drewry. • Born in Fort Ord, Calif., on Oct. 8, 1990.

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PLAYERS

6 ZACK GOODWIN

10 SAMUEL EDOUNG-BIYO

2011

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Senior — Midfielder/Defender — 5-8, 160 Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s)

Senior — Midfielder — 5-9, 165 Washington, D.C. (Bell Multicultural)

A leader on and off the field, Goodwin played in all 17 games. Started 13 contests in 2011. Finished with one assist and four shots. Also recorded three of his attempts on-goal.

2010 • Started in 13 out of the 15 matches played. • Played both as a fullback and midfielder. • Took nine shots, two on goal.

2010 • Played in all 18 games as a sophomore midfielder. • Started in seven matches. • Had three shots on goal, scoring two goals.

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Played in 18 games, 14 of those were starting assignments. A versatile player, Goodwin played right back, center back, and in the midfield. Scored one goal on five shots and added one assist. His goal was the game-winner against conference opponent DePauw.

2009 • Started five matches out of the 16 total contests played. • Added one assist and took 20 shots on goal.

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Lettered five years at St. Paul’s Episcopal School coached by Chad Harrelson. Led team to the Alabama State High School semifinals as a senior. Captained the team during junior and senior years. Played club ball for the Mobile Soccer Club under Coach Joel Person. Member of the Alabama ODP team for four years.

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Started 12 games. Played in all 17 games. An athletic player, Edoung-Biyo scored four goals, including one game-winner. Also had an assist. In total, Edoung-Biyo finished with 31 shot attempts. Was named to the All-SCAC Team as a midfielder.

Full name is Zachery Willi Donati Goodwin. Son of Tim and Donna Goodwin. Has three younger siblings. Born in Winston-Salem, N.C., on March 19, 1991.

Played for the Bell Multicultural High School under coach Victor Molina. Named the DCIAA League Most Valuable Player in the 2008-2009 season. Played club ball with the Premier AC ’91 coached by Sully Hamid from 2005-2009. Named the 2009 FYPC Liberty Cup Most Valuable Player. Also played basketball and tennis. Finished as a semifinalist in the Moot Court Competition at American University in 2007. Posse Foundation Scholar in 2009.

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Full name is Samuel Mozart Edoung-Biyo. Born in Douala, Cameroon, on Nov. 24, 1991. Son of Jacques Biyo and Odette Moni. Brother Ngonzo-Biyo Louis Cesaire plays for Penn State University.

PLAYERS

0 DEREK WILLIAMS

14 BRIAN MALONEY

8 FORD RUSHTON

13 RYAN GARIKES

2011

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Was the Tigers primary goalkeeper in 2011. Played in 12 matches. Earned a team-high six starts and six wins. Allowed an average of .82 goals per match for a .830 save percentage. • Finished the season with 39 saves in 875 minutes of action.

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• As the season progressed, Ruston’s role increased. • Finished the season with two starts in 12 games played. • Fired two shots.

• Played in six games. • Record two shots.

2010

• Played in two games as a fullback in his freshman year.

2010

• Freshman midfielder played in 11 games and started seven. • Scored one goal on five shots.

• In his freshman year, played in 14 games and earned 13 starts as a centerback.

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Junior — Goalkeeper — 5-8, 160 Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Siegel High School)

• Freshman goalkeeper earned five starts and played in nine total games. • Recorded 511 minutes with 31 saves for a .660 save percentage.

PRE-COLLEGE • Four-year letter winner at Siegel High School in Murfreesboro, Tenn. • Earned first-team all-district as a junior. • As a senior, he was voted as the goalkeeper for the all-area first-team. • Played club ball for the Murfreesboro Strikers and led the team to the Tennessee Division II State Cup Championship in 2009. • Also active in the community and school, where he earned the Best English IV Student Award, the Best Biology Student Award. • Inducted into the Beta Epsilon Society. • Graduated as one of the school’s valedictorians. • Maintained a 4.0 GPA all four years of high school.

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Full name is Derek Heath Williams. Born on April 27, 1992, in Columbus, Ohio. Parents are Donald and Margeory Williams Younger brother Colin also plays soccer for Siegel and the Murfreesboro Strikers.

Junior — Defender — 6-1, 160 Fort Worth, Texas (Aledo High School)

Started 16 out of the 17 games played. Was a key defender for the Tigers. Was named to the All-SCAC Team as a defender. Recorded one assist and four shots, despite not playing as a attacker.

PRE-COLLEGE • Lettered and started four years at Aledo High School. • Served as the team’s captain in consecutive years. • In the 2009/2010 seasons, led his team to the regional quarterfinals (Texas State Class 4A). • Named the 2010 Class 4A Defensive Player of the Year. • Also selected to the All-Southwest Region First-Team and to the First-Team TSCA All-State squad. • Played club soccer for both the Tejanos and Solar teams. • Helped teams win the Grand Championship, the Division I Classic League, the Texas State Cup, the Memorial Cup, and the Dallas Cup. • In 2009, helped lead the Solar team to the Dallas Cup Championship game. • Also selected to the all-state academic team all four years at Aledo. • Volunteered in the Dallas area at Habitat for Humanity, and participated in various mission trips with the SBC Aledo Church.

Junior – Midfielder - 5-11, 160 Birmingham, Ala. (The Altamont School)

• Three-year letterman at the Woodberry Forest School (Va.) and the Altamont School (Ala.). • Only sophomore to earn a letter at Woodberry. • In 2009, helped lead the Altamont School to the Alabama State High School Championship game. • Played club ball for the Birmingham United Soccer Association Jets Under-18 Academy team. • Earned academic honors each year of high school. • Elected to represent school as an Altamont Ambassador. • Founding member and President of the Altamont School Outing Organization.

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Full name is Deakins Ford Rushton Jr. Born in Birmingham, Ala., on November 18, 1991. Parents are Deak and Gail Rushton. Sister, Virginia, plays soccer at Kenyon College.

Junior — Defender — 5-7, 155 Alexandria, Va. (St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School)

2010 PRE-COLLEGE • Four-year letter winner at St. Stephens & St. Agnes School in Alexandria, Va. • Served as the team’s captain junior and senior years. • As a senior, named to the Interstate Athletic All-Conference First-Team. • Multi-sport athlete as well, as a member of the Virginia Division I State Championship Lacrosse team in 2010. • Also lettered in hockey and football. • Played club soccer for the PAC Premier team out of Northern Virginia, and helped lead team to a top four finish each year.

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Full name is Ryan Danaher Garikes. Born in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 27, 1992. Parents are George and Margaret Garikes. Has one sister who studies architecture at UVA.

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Full name is Brian Thomas Maloney. Born on Sept. 13, 1991, in Fort Worth, Texas. Parents are Michael and Southara Maloney. Older brother Sean plays collegiately for Texas Wesleyan University, and has three younger brothers who all play club soccer in Dallas.

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23 DILLON FLYNN

Junior — Midfielder — 5-9, 160 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Durham Academy)

2011 • Played in nine matches, starting two. • Recorded five shots, including three on-goal.

2010 • Played in nine games as an attacking center or outside midfielder.

PRE-COLLEGE • Played at the Bridgton Academy in 2009. • Helped lead team to first undefeated season in the school’s history. • Voted to play in the New England Prep School Athletic Council All-Star game in 2009. • Before Bridgton, was a four-year letter winner at the Durham Academy. • Junior season was selected first-team all-conference. • As a senior, selected as a co-captain. • Named first-team all-conference and selected to the North Carolina Coaches Team All-Region I team. • Named team’s MVP. • Received honor awards in academics at Durham. • Earned high honors at the Bridgton Academy.

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33 WILL NOGGLE

28 PAUL CAMPBELL

1 CONRAD BANDOROFF

2011

• Played in two matches. • Did not record a statistic as a field player. • Did have 45 minutes of play as a goalkeeper.

2010

• Started seven games. • In his second season as a Tiger, Campbell played in 13 contests. • Took four shots. • Played mostly as a defender in the midfield.

• Freshman goalkeeper battled a hand injury throughout the year, but started every second game.

2010

PRE-COLLEGE

• As a freshmen, played in all 18 games, earning four starts. • Took three shots as a defensive center midfielder.

Junior – Goalkeeper - 5-9, 160 Knoxville, Tenn. (Bearden)

• Two-year letter winner at Bearden High School, under coach Eric Turner. • As goalkeeper, helped lead team the Tennessee High School State Championship. • Finished as a finalist in 2007, and as a semifinalist in 2009 and 2010. • Played club ball for Blount United, coached by Keith Robinson. • Also finished high school career as a National Merit Finalist and an AP Scholar.

PERSONAL • Full name is William Thomas Noggle. • Born in Knoxville, Tenn., on June 30, 1992. • Parent’s names are Ken Noggle and Joanne Filchock.

Full name is Timothy Dillon Flynn. Born on May 8, 1991, in Chicago, Ill. Parents are Tim and Janet Flynn. Has one sister, Tegan, who will be a sophomore at Virginia Tech.

Sophomore — Goalkeeper — 5-9, 165 Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Sayre School)

Junior — Midfielder — 5-10, 170 Lexington, Ky. (Henry Clay)

PRE-COLLEGE • Three-year letter winner at Henry Clay High School under Coach Tim Bernardi. • Earned academic all-state in 2007, 2008, & 2009. • Also in 2008 & 2009, received the Henry Clay Varsity Soccer 110% Award and was named to the Bourbon County Colonel Classic All-Tournament Team. • In 2009, selected to the all-district team and earned secondteam all-city. • Also a member of the National Honor Society and the Beta Club. • Earned a 4.0 GPA all four years of high school. • Active in the community as well, taking a Mission Trip to Florida and helping in a Benefit Concert for Refugee Ministry.

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Full name is Paul Tyler Campbell. Parents are Charles and Mary Campbell. Born Feb. 10, 1992, in East Lansing, Mich. Has two sisters, Grace and Jackson.

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Split time as a goalkeeper with teammate Derek Williams. Played in nine matches, while earning four starts. Totaled 666 minutes of action and 23 saves. Allowed 1.49 goals for a .676 save percentage. Also started five matches as a defender.

PRE-COLLEGE • Lettered four years at the Sayre School, under coaches John Halter and Joe Porter. • Helped lead team to the TSSAA II A State semifinals and the District 26 Tournament Finals. • Received the coach’s award his freshman year. • Voted the Defensive Player of the year and named to the District 26 All-Tournament Team his sophomore year. • In his senior year, earned the most valuable player award and the Spartan Award (given to an individual who encompasses the values of leadership, sportsmanship, and teamwork). • Named to the TSSAA Class A State Region 13/14 Regional Team in sophomore and junior years. • Also played club soccer for the Lexington Football Club, coached by Jason Behler. • Member of the Kentucky ’92 ODP Team. • Also earned Academic first all-state honors all four years. • Member of the Honor Council, National Honor Society, and the Spanish National Honor Society. • Intel International Science & Engineering Fair Finalist.

PERSONAL • Full name is Conrad Samuel Bandoroff. • Parents are Craig and Holly Bandoroff. • Born in Lexington, Ky., on Jan. 14, 1992.

PLAYERS

12 WESTON STITT

9 WALKER UELAND

11 SOLLY THOMAS

16 NATE OWENS

2011

PRE-COLLEGE

• Played in all 17 matches, with nine starts. • Kicked off his collegiate career with three assists, the first five matches. • Finished with 32 shots.

• Played in four total matches. • Finished with 84 minutes of playing time.

• One of Sewanee quickest players, Thomas played in all 17 matches, with 15 starts. • Despite playing as a defender, Thomas finished with two goals and four points.

• Five-year letter winner at Jacksonville High School (Ala.) under coaches Bruce Schumaker and Lauren Thompson. • Voted as captain for his senior year and helped team become 2009 Alabama High School Athletic Association Finals. • Played club ball with the East Alabama Futbol Club coached by Brian Rohrer. • Led team to the Alabama State Club Soccer U-19 Division Finals. • Prior to playing with East Alabama FC, was a member of the Coosa Storm as well as the U-17 Divisions II and III Alabama State Club Champions Magic ’93. • Also played football in high school and was a member of the 800-pound lifting club. • Earned a spot on the “A List” Honor Roll.

Sophomore — Forward — 6-0, 180 Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Porter-Gaud)

PRE-COLLEGE • Lettered four years at Porter-Gaud School (S.C.), coached by Jeff Hoerner. • Helped lead team to the 2011 South Carolina State semifinals. • Named rookie of the year in 2008. • Voted best offensive player in 2009, 2010, & 2011. • Was a four-time all-region and all-state team member. • Region Player of the Year in 2011. • Holds the record for most goals scored in a career with 85. • Also played club ball for SC United Mount Pleasant, under Coach Donnie Exilbierd and Bridge FA Academy under Coach Clark Brissom. • Additionally, played football at Porter-Gaud, lettering in 2008, 2009, & 2010.

Sophomore — Defender — 5-8, 150 Frederick, Md. (Episcopal)

Sophomore — Midfielder — 5-11, 150 Lexington, Ky. (Henry Clay)

PRE-COLLEGE • Four-year letter winner at Henry Clay High School (Ky.), under coach Tim Bernardi. • Captained the 2010 Kentucky State High School Championship team. • Earned first-team all-state honors in senior year. • Also played club soccer for Lexington FC Premier, coached by Jason Behler. • Helped lead team to four Kentucky State Club Championships. • Earned academic all-state in senior year.

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Full name is Walker Ueland. Born on May 18, 1993, in Lexington, Ky. Parents are Fred and Micka Ueland. Has three sisters and one brother.

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Full name is Weston Alexander Stitt. Born in Birmingham, Ala., on March 31, 1993. Parents are Frank Stitt III and Frances Bramlett. Step-father is Steve Jackson, step-mother is Pardis Sooudi, and sister is Marie Stitt.

PRE-COLLEGE • Lettered one year at St. John’s Catholic Prep School (Md.), under coach Kurt Borel. • Lettered three years at Episcopal High School (Va.), under coach Rick Wilcox. • Helped lead Episcopal High School team to the 2008 & 2009 conference championship and Virginia State Championship victories. • 2010 IAC Conference Championship victory. • Led team to a 2009 ESPN ranking of third nationally. • Earned all-conference honors in senior year. • Also was a member of the Episcopal High School track team. • Helped track team to the 2009 conference championship. • Member of the 2011 record setting 4x800 meter relay team. • Also earned cum laude honors in the National Latin Examinations from 2008-2010.

Sophomore — Midfielder — 5-7, 170 Anniston, Ala. (Jacksonville)

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Full name is Nathaniel Davis Delano Owens II. Parents are Nathaniel and Lynetta Owens. Born on June 6, 1993, in Anniston, Ala. Dad Nathaniel (C’70) was inducted into the Sewanee Football Hall of Fame in 2008.

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Full name is Solomon Schae Thomas. Born in Frederick, Md., on Sept. 21, 1993. Parents are Scott and Shlesta Thomas. Has one younger brother and two older sisters.

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PLAYERS

19 FORD EMERSON

Sophomore — Defender — 6-2, 170 Nashville, Tenn. (MBA)

27 GRIFFIN MILLER

LUIS TINOCO

Sophomore — Midfielder — 5-9, 175 Lexington, Ky. (Sayre School)

Sophomore — 5-9, 155 Waukegan, Ill. (Waukegan)

2011

PRE-COLLEGE

• Played in all 17 matches, with 15 starts. • Had one goal, two assists, and four points. • Finished the season with five shot attempts.

• Lettered four years at the Sayre School (Ky.), under Coach Joe Porter. • Helped lead team to victory in the 2009-2010 Regional A Championship. • Member of the 2009-2010 district runner-up team and the KYSAA Class A Final Four All-State team. • Voted team captain. • Earned the senior, defensive, leadership, and Spartan awards. • Named to the Lexington All-City Honorable Mention. • Also played club soccer for Lexington Football Club Premier, coached by Jason Behler. • Helped lead team to win the 2007 regionals. • Also a stand-out basketball player for the Sayre School. • Member of the National Honor Society, Blue Gold Award, Headmaster & Faculty List and the Sayre School Faculty Award.

PRE-COLLEGE • Four-year letter winner at Montgomery Bell Academy, coached by Giles Cheevers. • Named MVP his junior year. • Earned TSWA All-State honors as a junior. • Played club soccer for Brentwood Soccer Club Premier, under coach Kenny Heckman. • Helped lead club team to two Premier League Championships (2007-2008 & 2009-2010). • Four-time Tennessee State Club Soccer Finalists (2007, 2008, 2009, & 2010). • Helped lead team to a 2009 Tennessee State Club Championship.

PERSONAL • • • •

Full name is Jon Fording Emerson Jr. Parents are Jon and Amy Emerson. Born in Nashville, Tenn., on Feb. 14, 1993. Older brother Sean plays collegiately for Texas Wesleyan University, and has three younger brothers who all play club soccer in Dallas.

JACOB FISHER

Sophomore — Midfielder — 5-8, 145 Mobile, Ala. (UMS-Wright)

2011

Pre-College

• Did not see action.

• Four-year Letter winner at UMS-Wright Preparatory School in Mobile, Ala., for head coach Nate Nicholas. • Helped lead team to back-to-back Alabama State High School Championships in 2010 & 2011. • Voted Most Improved Player his junior year. • Named Co-Defensive MVP in his senior year. • Played club ball for Mobile Soccer Club, coached by Ruben Risco. • Also was a member of the Blast Soccer Club (Mobile).

PERSONAL • Mother is Patricia Garcia.

Personal • Full name is Jacob William Fisher. • Born in Mobile, Ala., on May 1, 1993. • Parents are Sam and Marilyn Fisher.

PERSONAL • Full name is Griffin Carter Miller. • Born in Lexington, Ky., on March 1, 1992. • Parents are Tom and Cathy Miller.

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PLAYERS

FELIPE MUNOZ

TEDDY BENJAMIN

RICHARD HUBER

NED SPRATT

Pre-College

• Played under coach Rick Adolph at Ooltewah High School (Tenn.). • Munoz, who plays attacker, comes to the Mountain as a player who does well anywhere in the front line or midfield. • The Owls, who currently are ranked second in the state, own a 14-1 overall record and an undefeated mark in district play. • As of late, Munoz has contributed to the Owl’s success. In 15 games, he has 15 goals and 13 assists. • Additionally, as a junior, the Owls won the 2011 district championships, while OHS finished as the region runner-up and made it to the TSSAA Class III Sub-State Finals. • Munoz was individually rewarded with all-district, all-region, and the district offensive player of the year awards. • Munoz’s club team, the East Ridge Express coached by Andy Wishart, (father of Sewanee soccer Class of 2016 enrollee Callum Wishart) has also been successful. • In 2008, the Express were the Tennessee State Champions and participated in Region 3 President’s Cup.

• Benjamin comes to the Mountain, after playing for coach Aris Kyriakides at Metairie. • There, Benjamin finished his career as the Most Outstanding Player in the Louisiana State High School Championship match. • Also, Benjamin scored the game-winning goal from his centerback position to lift the Cajuns to the title. Additionally, he was voted to the Louisiana Prep XI Team, as one of the Top-11 players in the state. • A Louisiana First-Team All-State selection, Benjamin was the district player of the year, and the Times Picayune All-Metro New Orleans Team selection as a senior. • Prior to that, Benjamin was named to the All-Metro Team, a Second-Team All-State selection and an all-district player as a junior. • His sophomore season, Benjamin was named the district defensive most valuable player and before that, he was an alldistrict selection as a freshman. • Outside of his outstanding prep career, Benjamin played club soccer with the Chicago Fire Juniors team under Coach Geo. • His teams were consistently in the Louisiana State Playoffs, finishing as high as fourth in 2011.

• Huber, a Washington, D.C., native, finished his career as one of The Landon School’s most consistent players. Under Coach Bill Reed, Huber started at left back since his junior season, where he received the coaches’ award for his play. • Additionally, Huber played club ball for the D.C. Stodderdt Blue Lightning team, coached by Evans Malyi. There, he was named captain of the side for four straight years.

• Spratt was a three-year letter winner at Charlotte Catholic High School (Charlotte, N.C.) for coach Oscar Del Pino. • Spratt was one of three captains for the Cougars, who finished 12-0 in conference play and 22-4 overall. • Catholic was the Western Regional Champion and a NCHSSA state finalist. • In his final season as a Cougar, Spratt was named to the NCHSSA All-State, All-Region, and All-Conference First-Teams. • Additionally, he also made the All-South Charlotte Team and the All-Observer Team as a center midfielder. • Prior to that, Spratt was voted to the all-region and allconference first-teams and the All-South Charlotte Team. • As a club player, Spratt played for the Charlotte Soccer Academy coached by Jim Finnerty. • Charlotte earned the Region III Championship while making the State Cup Semifinals. • Spratt was also an active member in his community, as a cofounder of the St. Patrick’s Church Montagnard Soccer Camp for underprivileged Vietnamese children.

Freshman — Forward — 5-7,140 Bogota, Colombia (Ooltewah)

Personal • Felipe is the son of Pedro Munoz and guardian Melvin Sanchez. • Born on Dec. 7, 1993.

Freshman — Defender — 6-0, 185 New Orleans, La. (Metairie Park Country Day School)

Freshman — Defender — 6-0, 170 Alexandria, Va. (The Landon School)

Personal • Parents are Lucile and Richard Huber. • Born on Aug. 20, 1993.

Freshman — Midfielder — 5-11, 160 Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Catholic)

Personal • Born on Nov. 19, 1993.

Personal • Parents are Halaine and Edward Benjamin. • Born on June 18, 1993.

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PLAYERS

CALLUM WISHART

DAVID TODD

GERVAIS BAKER

NICK GIDEON

Pre-College

• Wishart was a four-year letter winner Ooltewah High School, just outside Chattanooga, Tenn. • Originally from Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, Wishart is a versatile center midfielder, who is strong on both sides of the pitch. A big, strong player, who has the ability to break up an opponent’s attack with timely challenges, Wishart also has the ability to start the offense with good passing. • Playing as an attacking center midfielder, Wishart is good in possession and bringing his teammates into the play. Additionally, as a defensive center midfielder, his tough tackling and aerial ability helps keep pressure off the backline. • Finally, Wishart served as the team captain for the Owls in 2012 and played club soccer for the East Ridge Express.

• As a prep, Baker played under Adrian Pinasco at The Hammond School (S.C.) for four seasons. While there, he helped lead the Skyhawks to the SCISCA State Tournament Semifinals three times. • Playing in the backline, Baker was named defensive player of the year his junior season while being named to the SCISCA All-State Team. • Also, Baker played for the South Carolina United FC Palmetto I club, coached by Will Eudy. Again playing as a defender, he helped lead the team to a fourth-place finish in the state tournament. As a side note, Baker was a four-time SCISCA Individual State Champion in Wrestling (2009-2012).

• Gideon joins the Tigers after lettering for three years under Coach Brian Hensyel at Washburn Rural High School. • Playing mostly as a midfielder, Gideon helped the Junior Blues to the 2009 & 2010 Kansas State High School 6A (highest classification in Kansas) Regional Championship and the 2009 6A State Tournament. • In his senior year, Gideon led the team to third place finish in 6A and was chosen to the 6A All-Region Second-Team. • Additionally, Gideon played club soccer for the Kansas Rush West Club, one of the biggest clubs nationally. • Playing primarily as a midfielder on that team, he competed in some of the top tournaments throughout the U.S.

Personal

• Todd was a four-year letter winner at Battle Ground Academy in Nashville, Tenn., under Coach Rob Mitchell. • As a centerback, or defensive center midfielder, he helped lead the Wildcats to the Tennessee State quarterfinals. • As a sophomore, Todd was named to the TSSAA All-State Honorable Mention and in the next season, he earned Tennessean First-Team All-State honors. • Additionally, Todd played club soccer for the Brentwood Soccer Club, under coach Rico Laise. • For Brentwood, Todd played centerback, which placed as the runner-up in the Tennessee State Cup. • In addition, David will continue a strong family tradition of attending Sewanee. His father Henry graduated from the University of the South in 1974. Also his older brother Frank played goalkeeper for the Tigers from 2000-04.

Personal

• Parents are Debbie and Andy Wishart. • Born on March 30, 1994.

Personal

• Parents are Julia and Jeffrey Baker. • Born on Feb. 9, 1994.

• Parents are Karen and Patrick Gideon. • Born on Sept. 19, 1993.

Freshman — Midfielder — 6-0, 170 Leeds, West Yorkshire, England (Ooltewah)

Freshman — Defender — 6-2, 180 Dickson, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy)

Freshman — Midfielder — 5-7, 140 Savannah, Ga. (The Hammond School)

Freshman — Midfielder — 5-9, 150 Topeka, Kan. (Washburn)

• Parents are Teresa and Henry Todd. • Born on Aug. 12, 1993.

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PLAYERS

DOUG CLEARY

JACOB ZALEWSKI

SYLAR HOLMES

NICKY MCHUGH

Pre-College

Pre-College • Zalewski lettered all four years at Cookeville High School, under coach Sam Maston. While at Cookeville, he led the Cavaliers to the 2010 District 6-AAA Championship, winning it then and again in 2011. • Also, in 2011, Zalewski helped the team win the Region 3-AAA Championships and the TSSAA Class AAA Sectional Championship, which led the Cavaliers to the TSSAA State Tournament. • As a junior, Zalewski was named team’s most valuable player, the District 6-AAA MVP. • Additionally, Zalewski earned spots on the Region 3-AAA FirstTeam, TSWA All-State Team and THSSCA All-State Team. He also captained Cookeville in 2011 and 2012. • In addition, Zalewski played club soccer for Corey Boyd on the Upper Cumberland United 93’s. With Upper Cumberland United, Zalewski won the 2011 Adidas Cup of Champions.

Pre-College

• Cleary comes to the Mountain from the Polytechnic School in Pasadena, Calif., where he played as a forward for coach Doug Jolly. • During his time there, he was a three-year letterman and started up top for the Panthers. • Cleary also helped the team to the 2009-10 California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section (CIF-SS) Semifinals.

Freshman — Forward — 6-0, 155 Pasadena, Calif. (The Polytechnic School)

Personal • Parents are Lindsay and Richard Cleary. • Born on May 16, 1994.

Freshman — Goalkeeper — 6-0, 175 Cookeville, Tenn. (Cookeville)

Freshman — Defender — 5-8, 160 Chattanooga, Tenn. (The McCallie School)

Personal

• Was a local product from nearby The McCallie School in Chattanooga, Tenn. • Under head coach Tony Meyers, Holmes led McCallie to the TSSAA Division II AA Championships match in 2010 and 2011. • Captained the 2011 team that finished 16-2. • Played and started every game at centerback. • Played club soccer for the East Ridge Express ’93 White team coached by Scott Bosgraf. • Led East Ridge to the 2011 Tennessee State DII U18 Championship. • Had a 3.86 GPA in high school. • Earned the University of the South Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship.

Freshman — Defender/Midfielder — 5-8, 140 Seoul, South Korea (Mount Pisgah Christian School)

• McHugh, who is currently closing his senior season at Mount Pisgah Christian School has lettered for four years under head coach Andy Trevers. • Individually, McHugh has led the team in assists every season. • Additionally, the 2012 captain has won the Mount Pisgah Coaches’ award. • In club soccer, McHugh played for the Atlanta Fire United Elite Academy team, coached by Bryan Waltenberg and Darren Mckune. As a member of the team, he helped United to the Georgia State Cup semifinals.

Personal • Parents are Barbara and Stephen McHugh. • Born on June 25, 1993.

Personal • Son of Dale and Lucynda Holmes. • Born on Sept. 9, 1993.

• Parents are Charla and John Zalewski. • Born on Aug. 22, 1994.

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PLAYERS

CHRIS HABERSTROH

Freshman — Defender — 5-11, 155 Birmingham, Ala. (The Altamont School)

PRE-COLLEGE

CONNOR MARTENS

Freshman — Midfielder — 5-11, 155 Fairfax, Va. (Farragut)

• Haberstroh is a five-year letter winner at The Altamont School, playing for coach Sean Gibson (Sewanee, C’88). • Overall, Haberstroh played primarily as an attacker and helped lead his team to the 2009 Alabama 4A State Championship. • Additionally, he was named captain and the team’s most valuable player his junior season. • Over his prep career, Haberstroh scored 80 goals and had 23 assists. • In club soccer, Haberstroh played with the United States Soccer Developmental Academy Birmingham United team under coach Oliver Weiss. • He helped the team finish second in the 2010 Southeastern Conference, which helped United advance to the national playoffs.

JARED ZISSU

Freshman — Midfielder — 5-11, 175 Bernardsville, N.J. (Salisbury School)

PERSONAL

Pre-College

PRE-COLLEGE

• Martens, who is finishing his senior season at Farragut High School (Knoxville) under Coach Wallie Culbreth, has the ability to play a variety of positions. • In previous prep seasons, Martens guided the Admirals to victory in the 2009 TSSAA Class III Championship and the 2010 Palmetto Elite Cup Championship. • Farragut was nationally ranked his junior season, while he earned a spot on the all-district team. • Most recently, Martens was a member of the Knoxville FC Crush Revolution, coached by Jimmy Sparkman. Off the pitch, he lettered on the varsity basketball team for two seasons.

• Zissu comes to the Mountain from the Salisbury School in Connecticut, where he played the last two years for Coach Xander Jones. • Before that, Zissu was a two-year letterman under Coach Joe Lespada at Bernards High School, in Bernardsville, N.J. • There, he earned consecutive Connecticut All-State honors as a midfielder. • Zissu was also voted to the Western New England Preparatory School Soccer Association All-Star Team as a senior. • Additionally, Zissu played club soccer under coach Keith Hill and the Stronghold Soccer Club in New Jersey.

Personal

• Parents are Sharon and Thomas Martens. • Born on May 11, 1993.

• Parents are Diane and Alexander Zissu. • Born on Sept. 20, 1992.

• Parents are Sonja Rieger and Richard Haberstroh. • Born on Sept. 28, 1993.

2011 RESULTS

DATE OPPONENT SCORE A SH SH% SV CK Sept. 2 Mississippi Col. L, 1-0 0 14 .000 2 4 Sept. 4 Blackburn W, 4-0 3 18 .222 1 6 Sept. 10 Huntingdon W, 2-1 2 12 .167 6 4 Sept. 11 Greensboro T, 2-2 2 19 .105 6 9 Sept. 17 at LaGrange W, 1-0 0 12 .083 5 6 Sept. 23 Tenn. Temple W, 4-0 4 17 .235 1 0 Sept. 25 Piedmont W, 4-2 4 25 .160 4 5 Sept. 30 Southwestern L, 2-1 1 16 .062 1 4 Oct. 2 Trinity L, 1-0 0 5 .000 3 0 Oct. 7 at Dallas W, 2-1 0 21 .095 2 13 Oct. 9 at Austin L, 0-1 – – – – – Oct. 14 Centre T, 1-1 1 17 .059 7 4 Oct. 16 at Berry L, 3-2 2 9 .222 8 2 Oct. 21 Millsaps W, 4-0 3 22 .182 4 6 Oct. 23 Rhodes L, 2-1 1 16 .062 1 6 Oct. 28 at BSC L, 2-1 1 8 .125 5 5 Oct. 30 at Oglethorpe W, 2-1 1 12 .167 4 4

SEWANEE OVERALL TEAM STATISTICS (AS OF MAY 17, 2012)

ALL GAMES GP SH G GFA A GA GAA SH% SHPG CK SV YC RC Total 16 243 31 1.9 25 18 1.09 .128 15.2 78 60 19 0 Conference 8 117 12 1.5 8 10 1.22 .103 14.6 42 27 10 0 Home 10 163 19 1.9 18 11 1.05 .117 16.3 42 35 12 0 Away 5 62 8 1.6 4 7 1.38 .129 12.4 30 24 5 0 Neutral 1 18 4 4.0 3 0 0.00 .222 18.0 6 1 2 0 Wins 8 139 23 2.9 17 5 0.63 .165 17.4 44 27 11 0 Losses 6 68 5 0.8 5 10 1.65 .074 11.3 21 20 6 0 September 8 133 18 2.2 16 7 0.86 .135 16.6 38 26 8 0 October 8 110 13 1.6 9 11 1.33 .118 13.8 40 34 11 0

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

ALL-TIME STATISTICS

Field players NO. NAME

Goal Leaders-Season YR POS GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2 Joel Stewart Jr D 6 1 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 Daniel Drewry Jr M 10 3 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 4 Matt Lightfoot Sr F 15 14 10 5 25 41 .244 23 .435 5 Stuart Maxey Sr M 13 11 1 2 4 21 .048 7 .143 6 Zack Goodwin Jr M 16 12 0 1 1 8 .000 3 .000 7 Mark Meyer Sr D 13 11 0 2 2 12 .000 3 .000 8 Ford Rushton So M 12 2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 9 Walker Ueland Fr M 5 - 0 0 0 1 .000 0 10 Samuel Edoung-Biyo Jr M 15 10 4 1 9 26 .154 12 .333 11 Solly Thomas Fr D 16 14 2 0 4 14 .143 8 .250 12 Weston Stitt Fr F 16 8 0 3 3 28 .000 6 .000 13 Ryan Garikes So D 6 - 0 0 0 3 .000 0 14 Brian Maloney So D 16 15 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .000 15 Watson Hartsoe Jr M 16 6 5 3 13 21 .238 8 .625 16 Nate Owens Fr M 5 - 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .333 17 Jess Johnson Fr M - - - - 0 - - - 18 Alec Peter Sr D 14 6 1 1 3 5 .200 3 .333 19 Ford Emerson Fr D 15 13 1 2 4 4 .250 2 .500 20 Devon Ball Jr F 11 8 4 3 11 24 .167 14 .286 21 Will Morgan Sr D 15 12 1 1 3 7 .143 1 1.000 22 Jacob Fisher Fr M - - - - 0 - - - 23 Dillon Flynn So M 9 2 0 0 0 6 .000 4 .000 25 Luis Tinoco Fr M - - - - 0 - - - 26 Ruffin Blackwell Fr M - - - - 0 - - - 27 Griffin Miller Fr D 9 1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 28 Paul Campbell So M 12 7 0 0 0 3 .000 0 29 Kai Sanders Jr F 2 - 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .000 31 Jeremy Abney Jr F 3 2 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .333 32 Emanuil Stoichev Fr F - - - - 0 - - Totals 16 16 31 25 87 243 .128 106 .436 Opponent 16 16 19 12 50 203 .094 - -

NAME

Kyle Rote Jr., C’72

Sean Gibson, C’88

GOALS

NAME

Sean Gibson Jonathan Hawgood Eddie McKeithen Scott Polancich Kyle Rote David Allen Chris Cairns Qasim Sheikh Alex Marsden Steve Hogwood Andy Nix Clayton Hayden Ryan Davis Matt Lightfoot Shaun Gormley Jamie Gannaway Ricky Timms Andrew North Mark Peters Allston Moore Kevin Rivers

NO. NAME YR POS GP GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% WINS LOSSES TIES 0 Derek Williams So GK 12 5 875:00 8 0.82 37 .822 6 3 1 1 Conrad Bandoroff Fr GK 9 3 562:03 10 1.60 21 .677 1 2 1 33 Will Noggle So GK 1 0 45:00 0 0.00 0 - 0 1 0 Totals 16 14 82:03 18 1.09 60 .769 - - Opponent 16 14 83:03 31 1.88 75 .708 - - -

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20 20 20 20 20 19 17 17 17 16 16 16 15 15 14 14 14 14 14 13 13 13 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 10 10 10 10 10

ASSISTS

8 7 6 4 2 2 8 4 1 6 6 3 15 12 7 7 6 4 3 11 7 3 14 7 4 2 2 2 10 8 4 4 12 8 5

PTS.

YEAR

48 47 46 44 42 40 42 38 35 38 38 35 45 42 35 35 34 33 31 37 33 29 38 31 28 26 26 26 32 30 24 24 32 28 25

1988 Senior 1986 Sophomore 1987 Freshman 1989 Junior 1985 Freshman 1980 Freshman 2000 Senior 1969 Freshman 1982 Junior 1970 Sophomore 1995 Junior 1983 Senior 1993 Junior 1994 Senior 1990 Senior 2002 Senior 1971 Junior 1981 Sophomore 1988 Sophomore 1999 Junior 2001 Junior 2005 Senior 1993 Freshman 1997 Freshman 1979 Junior 1973 Sophomore 1972 Junior 1998 Senior 1973 Senior 1995 Sophomore 1994 Freshman 1987 Junior 2003 Sophomore 2004 Junior 2011 Senior

CLASS

Career Goal Leaders

Goalkeepers

Sean Gibson Sean Gibson Jonathan Hawgood Jonathan Hawgood Sean Gibson Eddie McKeithen Scott Polancich Kyle Rote Eddie McKeithen Kyle Rote Qasim Sheikh Eddie McKeithen Chris Cairns Chris Cairns Jonathan Hawgood David Allen Kyle Rote Eddie McKeithen Jonathan Hawgood Scott Polancich David Allen Alex Marsden Clayton Hayden Scott Polancich Shaun Gormley Ricky Timms Steve Hogwood Jamie Gannaway Steve Hogwood Andy Nix Andy Nix Sean Gibson Alex Marsden Alex Marsden Matt Lightfoot

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MATCHES

GOALS

ASSISTS

78 81 69 76 35 73 56 74 52 51 56 75 75 69 65 55 42 75 59 74 75

70 68 66 50 47 41 38 38 33 30 30 29 28 25 24 24 23 21 18 17 17

21 20 11 31 16 26 31 15 23 16 15 44 26 16 17 12 9 43 11 13 12

# SEASONS

4 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 4

[1985-88] [1987-90] [1980-83] [1997-00] [1969-71] [1999-02] [1992-94] [1993-96] [2003-05] [1970-73] [1994-96] [1993-96] [1998-01] [2008-11] [1977-80] [1995-98] [1972-74] [1998-01] [1989-91] [1983-86] [1995-98]

RECORDS

AWARDS & HONORS Team Records

Matt Kern

Individual Records Goals Scored: (Season) 20 —- Sean Gibson (’85, ’86, ’88), Jonathan Hawgood (’87, ’89) (Career) 70 — Sean Gibson (1985–88) Assists: (Season) 15 — Dennis Darnoi (’89), Chris Cairns (’93) (Career) 44 — Clayton Haden (1993-96)

Team Records Wins: 16, 2000 Consecutive Wins: 11, 2001 Goals Scored: 70 Shutouts: 10, 2001 Consecutive Shutouts: 7, 2001

YEAR WON LOST TIED

COACH

1968 3 8 1 1969 6 5 1 1970 8 4 0 1971 4 7 1 1972 6 8 1 1973 7 5 1 1974 4 10 0 1975 1 9 0 1976 2 9 1 1977 0 16 0 1978 3 13 0 1979 4 10 2 1980* 12 2 3 1981 6 6 3 1982 11 6 1 1983 13 5 1 1984 8 10 0 1985* 10 6 1 1986 9 9 2 1987 15 3 2 1988 14 5 2 1989* 15 5 0 1990 8 10 2 1991 4 14 2 1992 8 9 1 1993 13 7 0 1994 13 5 0 1995 11 7 1 1996 8 10 1 1997 7 11 2 1998 14 5 0 1999 9 8 2 2000 16 3 0 2001* 15 3 0 2002 12 4 1 2003 13 5 0 2004 10 7 1 2005 9 9 0 2006 3 13 2 2007 5 14 0 2008 5 12 1 2009 8 10 1 2010 4 11 3 2011 8 7 2 44 yrs. 364 345 44

Tommy “Bones’’ Griffith Tommy “Bones’’ Griffith Tommy “Bones’’ Griffith Mac Petty Mac Petty Mac Petty Mac Petty Mac Petty P.R. Walter P.R. Walter Aubrey F. Wilson Rick Jones Rick Jones Peter Haley Peter Haley Peter Haley Peter Haley Todd White Todd White Todd White Todd White Todd White Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Matt Kern Qasim Sheikh Qasim Sheikh Qasim Sheikh Qasim Sheikh Qasim Sheikh David Poggi David Poggi David Poggi David Poggi David Poggi

Three-time All-SCAC, AllSouth, and NSCAA Scholar All-American Alex Marsden (2003–05).

Four-time All-SCAC, three-time All Region, SCAC Player of the Year, and All American Scott Polancich (1997–2000).

*CAC/SCAC Champions — 1980, 1985, 1989, 2001

All-CAC/SCAC 1973 (1) Marshall McLean 1974 (1) Marshall McLean 1975 (5) David Jackson, Rob Christian, Bill Korn, Charlie Taylor, Mike DeLaney 1978 (4) Robert Clemmer, Tom Dewitt, Boyd Gibbs, Shawn Gormley 1979 (3) Robert Clemmer, Shawn Gormley, Richard Garbee 1980 (2) Shawn Gormley, Eddie McKeithen (MVP) 1981 (4) Richard Garbee, John Hulsey, Eddie McKeithen, Jeff Swanson 1982 (3) Richard Garbee, Dan Gould, Eddie McKeithen 1983 (4) Dan Gould, Eddie McKeithen, Allston Moore, Chris Smith 1984 (3) Dan Gould, Chris Smith, Peter York 1985 (5) Sean Davis, Sean Gibson, Allston Moore, Ben Reddick, Peter York 1986 (2) Sean Gibson, Rob Oliver 1987 (3) Glenn York, James Murguia, Dennis Darnoi (MVP) 1988 (4) Dennis Darnoi, Sean Gibson (MVP), Jonathan Hawgood, Scott Cone 1989 (6) Stuart Adam, Theo Sereebutra, Dennis Darnoi, Glenn York, Jeff Hunt, Jonathan Hawgood (MVP) 1991 (5) Mark Peters, Jeff Hunt (HM), Stuart Adam (HM), Theo Sereebutra (HM), Burns Jones (HM) 1992 (4) Chris Cairns, Will Vaughn (HM), Stephen Gidiere (HM), Page Kalish (HM) 1993 (7) Chris Cairns, Clayton Hayden, Matt Koren, Jason Balogh (HM), Burns Jones (HM), Qasim Sheikh (HM), Allen Whittle (HM) 1994 (7) Chris Cairns, Clayton Hayden, Matt Koren, Andy Nix, Allen Whittle, Qasim Sheikh (HM), Brenden Bailey (HM) 1995 (4) Clayton Hayden, Andy Nix, Qasim Sheikh, Brenden Bailey 1996 (3) Clayton Hayden, Andy Nix, Qasim Sheikh 1997 (2) Scott Polancich, Kevin Rivers 1998 (5) Scott Polancich, Jamie Gannaway, Rafe Mauran, Andrew North, Kevin Rivers 1999 (3) Scott Polancich, Ryan Davis, Chris Wooster

2000 (6) 2001 (6) 2002 (7)

2003 (4) 2004 (4) 2005 (3) 2006 2007 2008 2011

(2) (2) (1) (3)

All-South 1984 (3) 1985 (2) 1986 (3) 1987 (3) 1988 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

(1) (2) (2) (1) (1) (3)

1999 (3) 2000 (2) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

(1) (2) (2) (1) (1)

Scott Polancich, Paul Roper, Ryan Davis, Josh Mixon, Andrew North, Chris Wooster Ryan Davis, Andrew North, Paul Roper, Chris Wooster, Kyle Johnston, David Allen Chris Wooster, David Allen, Keith Davis, Kyle Johnston, Andy Leffler, Alex Marsden, Ian Davis Alex Marsden, Keith Davis, Page Cotton, Andy Martini, Tyler Blackwell Alex Marsden, Andy Martini, Ian Davis, Tyler Blackwell Alex Marsden, Patrick Burke, Tyler Blackwell Jason Chen, Kevin Karpay Robbie Wynne, Tab Wood Matt Lightfoot Matt Lightfoot, Sam Edoung-Biyo, Brian Maloney Dan Gould, Ben Reddick, Peter York Sean Gibson, Peter York Ben Reddick, Sean Gibson, Sean Davis James Murguia, Dennis Darnoi, Jonathan Hawgood Sean Gibson Chris Cairns, Clayton Haden Andy Nix, Clayton Haden Clayton Haden Trapper Pendleton Scott Polancich, Jamie Gannaway, Kevin Rivers Josh Mixon, Scott Polancich, Ryan Davis Ryan Davis, Paul Roper, Josh Mixon, Scott Polancich, Chris Wooster Chris Wooster Chris Wooster, David Allen Alex Marsden, Ian Davis Alex Marsden Alex Marsden

SCAC Player of the Year Scott Polancich 2000 Ryan Davis 2001 SCAC Coach of the Year Matt Kern 2000, 2001 All-American Scott Polancich

2000

NSCAA Scholar All-American Alex Marsden 2005

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ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM

THIS IS SEWANEE

The athletic training room staff at Sewanee housed in the Fowler Sport & Fitness Center consists of three certified athletic trainers who use a 2,000-square-foot treatment and rehabilitation center to service the nearly 400 student-athletes in 20 varsity sports. The head athletic trainer is Ray Knight who is in his eleventh year in this position at Sewanee after serving as an assistant athletic trainer here on the Mountain in 2000-01. Knight is assisted by Danielle Green and Meagan Bevins.

SEWANEE: THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH (known simply as “Sewanee” to students, faculty, staff, and friends) offers an unmatched educational experience in an extraordinary place of life and learning. The Sewanee experience is characterized by a challenging liberal arts curriculum, serious intellectual engagement between faculty and students, and one of the largest and most beautiful college campuses in the world. The University and its School of Theology are located on a 13,000-acre campus known as “the Domain,” which sits atop the Cumberland Plateau in southern Middle Tennessee between Nashville and Chattanooga.

SEWANEE OFFERS THE LATEST IN: ATHLETIC TRAINING EQUIPMENT • ultrasound • electrical muscle stimulators • whirlpools REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT • free weights • stationary bikes • mini trampolines • various other modalities

Beginning: Founded by leaders of the Episcopal Church in 1857, Sewanee is owned by 28 Episcopal dioceses in 12 states and is governed by 20 regents and 155 trustees.

Danielle Green and Ray Knight work in the training room.

Undergraduate Studies: The University’s College of Arts and Sciences has an enrollment of 1,540 men and women who select from 36 majors. Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa and Omicron Delta Kappa are among the national leadership and scholastic honorary organizations at Sewanee. This nationally recognized education has provided Sewanee students with the tools to become successful in career and personal choices for over 150 years.

MEDICAL STAFF Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr.

Christopher Mathews, D.M.D. Mike Jordan, M.D. Louis Koella, M.D. Matt Petrilla, D.O.

1909-Present

School of Theology: Officially opened as an Episcopal Church Seminary in 1878, The School of Theology is one of 10 accredited Episcopal seminaries in the United States. Current enrollment is 70 full-time graduate students who are pursuing master’s degrees and more than 50 students enrolled in doctoral and advanced degrees during the summer session. Sewanee serves nearly 10,000 students a year (lay and ordained) through its Programs Center, which offers Education for Ministry (EfM) and continuing education programs.

Ray Knight, 2001-present (11) Brad Harrison, 1996-2000 (5) Tim Beckhold, 1995 (1) Bill Barry, 1969-1994 (26) John Kennerly, 1948-1968 (21) Willie Six, 1909-1947 (39)

Involvement: A broad range of extracurricular activities for students include intramurals, fraternities and sororities, the Sewanee Outing Program, Chaplaincy Outreach Program, Habitat for Humanity, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, and the Senior Citizens Program plus the Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency Medical Service.

SEWANEE ATHLETIC TRAINERS

Assistant Athletic Trainer Meagan Bevins, Head Athletic Trainer Ray Knight, and Assistant Athletic Trainer Danielle Green.

SEWANEE HIGHLIGHTS Liberal Arts, Co-educational 13,000-acre campus on Cumberland Plateau Affiliation: Episcopal Founded: July 4, 1857 Undergraduate Students: 1,540 students from 41 states & 23 countries Rhodes Scholars: 26 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars: 27 Pursuing graduate and professional studies: 70% 24 varsity teams for men and women Non-need-based and need-based financial aid available Majors: 36 Minors: 32 Student-Faculty ratio: 10:1 All classes taught by professors.

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Founded: 1878 Students: 76

SOCCER BY THE NUMBERS 44 Seasons 364 Wins 1 All-Conference Player 4 Conference Championships 1 Academic All-American

Varsity Sports: Sewanee is a member of the NCAA and competes at the Division III level. The University fields 24 varsity teams for men and women and is a member of the Southern Athletic Association. 32

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Athletics web page: www.sewaneetigers.com 735 University Ave., Sewanee TN 37383 Office of Admission: 800.522.2234 www.sewanee.edu â&#x20AC;˘ admiss@sewanee.edu 34

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