Table of Contents Media Information
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Table of Contents....................................................................................B Quick Facts & General Information. .....................................................B Braves Hawks Club...................................................................................1 Chowan Fight Song. ................................................................................2 2018 Fall Sports Schedule....................................................................3 Chowan University...............................................................................4-5 Athletic Training..................................................................................6-7
Soccer Coaching Staff
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Head Coach Chris Whalley. ...................................................................8 Assistant Coach Luke Staats...................................................................9
2018 Chowan Hawks
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2018 Roster. ......................................................................................... 10 Photo Roster. ..................................................................................11-14
2017 Season In Review
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Combined Stats. ..................................................................................... 15
Records, History, Honors
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Game Records/Team Game Records.................................................... 16 Season Records. .................................................................................... 17 Career Records...................................................................................... 18 Team Season Records............................................................................ 19 All-Time Results. ................................................................................... 20 Postseason Awards............................................................................... 21 Conference Carolinas........................................................................... 22
Athletic Staff
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Dr. Kirk Peterson.................................................................................. 23 Dr. M. Christopher White.................................................................... 24 Patrick Mashuda. .................................................................................. 25 Meredith Long....................................................................................... 26 Alexis Avery. .......................................................................................... 27 Lisa Bland. ............................................................................................. 28 Evann Carpenter.................................................................................... 29 Charlotte Dinkins. ................................................................................ 30 Ashley Wells Spradlin.......................................................................... 31 Coaching Staff. ..................................................................................... 32 Hawks Pride. ....................................................................................33-34 Facilities............................................................................................35-36 Spirit........................................................................................................ 37 Academics............................................................................................... 38
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Location............................................................................. Murfreesboro, N.C. Founded/Opened......................................................................................1848 Enrollment...................................................................................................1,500 Nickname.................................................................................................. Hawks Colors................................................................ Royal Blue (PMS 282), White Official School Website......................................................gocuhawks.com Stadium............................................................................. Hawks Soccer Field Stadium Surface...................................................Natural Grass (Bermuda) Affiliation................................................................................ NCAA Division II Conference.................................................................. Conference Carolinas President............................................................................ Dr. Kirk E. Peterson Alma Mater/Year............................................ Wisconsin-La Crosse/1994 Chancellor..............................................................Dr. M. Christopher White Alma Mater/Year.......................................................................Mercer/1965 Athletic Director...................................................................Patrick Mashuda Alma Mater/Year......................................................... Robert Morris/1992 Deputy Athletics Director/SWA.........................................Meredith Long Alma Mater/Year.................................................... Chowan College/1996 NCAA Faulty Rep...............................................................Shannon Williams Athletics Secretary.................................................... Ashley Wells Spradlin
Soccer History First Year of Soccer..............................................................1993 (Four-Year) All-Time NCAA Record/Years.............................................. 130-259-24/25 All-Time NCAA DII Record/Years..........................................60-136-17/13 All-Time Conference Carolinas Record/Years.............................. 8-2-1/1
Media Information Newspaper............................................... Roanoke-Chowan News Herald Sports Editor................................................................................Gene Motley Phone..........................................................................................(252) 332-7211 Email........................ gene.motley@roanoke-chowannewsherald.com Website.............................................................................. www.r-cnews.com
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Chowan Fight Song HAIL CHOWAN
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(Lyrics: John A. Hinton) (Tune: “Semper Paratus”-Frances Van Boskerck)
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Now let’s show our Chowan pride. The Hawks have come to play. The spirit soars above our team We’ll surely win this day. Fight, till it’s over, Mighty Hawks. Fight on for old CU With spirits brave and hearts on fire Hail, Chowan, the white and blue. March 2009
2018 Fall Schedule
Women’s Soccer Aug. 30 at UNC Pembroke Sep. 1 Shaw Sep. 8 Limestone * Sep. 12 at Lincoln (Pa.) Sep. 15 at Lees-McRae * Sep. 17 Washington Adventist Sep. 22 Southern Wesleyan * Sep. 26 Lincoln (Pa.) * Sep. 29 Erskine * Oct. 3 Mount Olive * Oct. 6 at North Greenville * Oct. 11 at Barton * Oct. 13 King (Tenn.) * Oct. 17 Converse * % Oct. 20 at Emmanuel (Ga.) * Oct. 27 at Belmont Abbey * *- Conference Carolinas Contest
7:00 PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 3:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM 2:30 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM %-Senior Day
Men’s Cross Country Sep. 2 Chick-Fil-A Invite (Salisbury, N.C.) Sep. 7 VSU Fall Opener (Petersburg, Va.) Sep. 14 Adidas XC Challenge (Cary, N.C.) Sep. 21 Trojan XC Invite (Petersburg, Va.) Oct. 6 HBCU Challenge (Cary, N.C.) Oct. 25 CIAA Championships (Salem, Va.) Women’s Cross Country Sep. 2 Chick-Fil-A Invite (Salisbury, N.C.) Sep. 7 VSU Fall Opener (Petersburg, Va.) Sep. 14 Adidas XC Challenge (Cary, N.C.) Sep. 21 Trojan XC Invite (Petersburg, Va.) Oct. 6 HBCU Challenge (Cary, N.C.) Oct. 25 CIAA Championships (Salem, Va.)
Volleyball Aug. 31 v Mars Hill 12:00 PM Aug. 31 at Tusculum 4:00 PM Sep. 1 at Lincoln Memorial 12:00 PM Sep. 8 v St. Augustine’s *$ 12:00 PM Sep. 8 v Fayetteville State *$ 6:00 PM Sep. 9 v Claflin *$ 9:00 AM Sep. 9 v Shaw *$ 12:00 PM Sep. 13 Elizabeth City State * 6:00 PM Sep. 16 at Bowie State * 1:00 PM Sep. 17 at Lincoln (Pa.) * 6:00 PM Sep. 19 at Barton 6:00 PM Sep. 22 v Livingstone *% 12:00 PM Sep. 22 v Johnson C. Smith *% 6:00 PM Sep. 23 at Winston-Salem State *% 12:00 PM Sep. 27 at Virginia State * 6:00 PM Sep. 29 v Georgia College 1:00 PM Sep. 29 at Unc-Pembroke 3:00 PM Oct. 4 at Elizabeth City State * 6:00 PM Oct. 6 at Belmont Abbey 1:00 PM Oct. 6 v North Greenville 3:00 PM Oct. 7 Bowie State * 1:00 PM Oct. 8 Lincoln (Pa.) * 6:00 PM Oct. 12 Barton (Pink Out Match) 6:00 PM Oct. 14 at Virginia Union * 6:00 PM Oct. 16 Mount Olive 6:00 PM Oct. 23 at Francis Marion 7:00 PM Oct. 27 at USC Aiken 1:00 PM Oct. 29 Virginia State *# 6:00 PM Oct. 30 at Mount Olive 6:00 PM Nov. 2 Virginia Union * 6:00 PM Nov. 8-11 CIAA Championships (Salem, Va.) TBD *- CIAA Contest #- Senior Day $- CIAA Round Up One %- CIAA Round Up Two
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Football Aug. 30 at Campbell Sep. 8 at Davidson Sep. 15 at Shaw * Sep. 22 McKendree Sep. 29 Fayetteville State * Oct. 6 Bowie State * Oct. 13 Virginia Union * Oct. 20 at Elizabeth City State * Oct. 27 at Virginia State * Nov. 3 Lincoln (Pa.) *
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Chowan University is a four-year co-educational institution. Chowan opened its doors in 1848 as a four-year college for women, Chowan Baptist Female Institute. It was renamed Chowan College in 1910, admitted male students in 1931, and established itself as one of the leading junior colleges in the South in 1937. In 1992, the college returned to four-year status when it admitted a junior class. In April of 2006, then Chowan President, Dr. M. Christopher White announced the changing of the institution’s name from Chowan College to Chowan University.
learning with practical learning and intellectual skills with vocational skills.
Set amid 450 acres of woodlands embracing beautiful Lake Vann, Chowan’s main entrance leads gracefully around a college green to an antebellum mansion known as McDowell Columns Building. Sixteen major buildings of contemporary design provide air-conditioned residence, academic and recreational facilities. The small-town university campus attracts students from at least twenty-seven states and several countries each year. The Southern Association of Colleges and schools The University fulfills its mission with a careful blend of fully accredits Chowan University to offer the associate, both liberal arts and professional courses, recognizing baccalaureate, and master’s degree. that such blend of knowledge and experience is particularly suited to the needs of contemporary society. In addition to the academic side of campus, Chowan Chowan takes as priority the need to connect general fields 19 varsity sports and a co-ed cheerleading squad. education with specialized education, theoretical Degrees and Major Fields
School of Business, and the School of Education. Each school has structured its degree programs to provide The Bachelor of Arts degree is awarded in the following students with a sound general education background as fields: well as marketable skills. Minor Fields American Studies Interdisciplinary Studies Criminal Justice Mathematics Students may choose to minor in one of the following English Music fields: Accounting, American Studies, Applied Business, English Education Psychology Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Coaching, Fine Arts Studies Religion Criminal Justice, Drama, Economics, English, Graphic History Social Sciences Design, History, Humanities Studies, Information Humanities Studies Studio Art Systems, Interdisciplinary Studies, Management, Marketing, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Religion, The Bachelor of Science degree is awarded in the and Studio Art. following fields: General Education American Studies Mathematics Biology Mathematics Education The general education requirements are designed to Biology Education Music develop the whole, educated person, one who has Business Administration Music Education developed an intellectual curiosity about things beyond Criminal Justice Physical Education the major. The program accomplishes the mission by Elementary Education Psychology providing students with a frame of reference for formal Graphic Communication Religion studies and enhancing the qualities of judgment and Graphic Design Social Sciences freedom of mind that distinguish a liberally educated History Social Sciences Education person. The program introduces students not only to the essential knowledge but also to the connections across Humanities Studies Studio Art the disciplines, and, in the end, to the application of Interdisciplinary Studies knowledge to life beyond the campus. Underlying the The Associate degree is awarded in Print Production and requirements is the philosophy that educated people Imaging Technology. understand that no area of study exists in a vacuum, that all areas of study impinge on all others, and that to be The Academic Program effective members of the community, they must possess knowledge and skills beyond those expected in the area Chowan University’s academic offerings are organized of specialization and to be able to adapt to change. into three schools: The School of Arts and Sciences, the
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2018 Coaching Staff
CHRIS WHALLEY HEAD COACH 5TH YEAR Chris Whalley enters his
fifth season at the helm of the Hawks men’s soccer program. During the 2017 season, the Hawks notched the program’s best season under Whalley with an 11-5-2 record and was ranked in the NCAA Regional poll, peaking at number six. The Hawks finished with a 5-3-2 record in the first season in Conference Carolinas. Chowan fell to the eventual league Champion, Limestone, in the Conference Carolians semifinals. The Hawks garnered six to the Conference Carolinas All-Conference list including the program’s first-ever First Team selection (James Scott). In 2016, Whalley guided the Hawks to the third straight winning season with a 9-6-2 record with six shutouts. The Hawks posted the third most goals in program history with 40 goals during the season. The Hawks would post a 4-1-1 record at home. During the 2015 season, Whalley saw the program reach new heights as the Hawks posted an 11-7-5 overall record. Chowan captured the NCCAA South Region Championship title for the first time in program history. The team would go unbeaten during the NCCAA National Championship tournament recording two draws. Four players would be named to the NCCAA All-Tournament Team. Terell Williamson was named NCCAA SouthRegion Player of the Year and selected as a NSCAA/ Continental Tire NCCAA Division I All-American. In his first year as head coach, Whalley guided the Hawks to a program best 12-8-0 record in the DII era. Whalley inherited a program that finished 1-14-0 the previous season. The turnaround was the best turnaround amoung Division II programs. Whalley was awarded Independent Collegiate Athletic Association (ICAA) Coach of the Year. Terell Williamson was named ICAA Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year. In addition, the Hawks earned four ICAA Team honors, three NCCAA All-Region Team honors, three NCCAA All-Tournament honors, two Daktronics All-Region Team honors, one ICAA First Team honor, one Daktronics/Division II Conference Commissioner’s All-America Second Team honor, two NCCSIA All-State Team honors, and an NCCAA Scholar–Athlete honor. Prior to Chowan, Whalley served as an assistant coach at Appalachian State University (DI) for two seasons. He assisted with all facets of the men’s soccer program including booster and alumni relations while guiding the Mountaineers to the SoCon quarter and semifinals in 2012.
In 2010 and 2011, Whalley was the head coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (DI) where he doubled the squad’s win total from the previous regime and led the team to an upset of nationally ranked Northern Illinois in 2011, marking the first win over a ranked team since 2006. Before coaching at Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Whalley spent five seasons at Lees-McRae College. He turned a struggling men’s soccer team into a regionally and nationally recognized program. During his tenure, Whalley accumulated a 77-22-10 career record at Lees-McRae. During the 2009 season, Whalley guided the Bobcats to a #1 National Ranking and NCAA National Runner-Up finish. The Bobcats posted an 18-3-2 record and secured a Conference Carolinas regular season championship for the third straight season. Whalley was named Conference Carolinas Coach of the Year posting an 8-1-1 record in the league. In 2008, LMC posted a 17-3-3 overall record and posted an unbeaten 9-0-1 record in league play on their way to a Conference Carolinas regular season championship and won the Conference Carolinas Tournament championship. The Bobcats fell in the Southeast Region Championship during the NCAA Division II postseason. The 2007 season was the most successful in Whalley’s coaching career as he led the Bobcats to a 21-2-1 overall record and a Conference Carolinas regular season title and tournament championship. The Bobcats made an appearance in the NCAA Division II Sweet 16. Whalley was named Conference Carolinas Coach of the Year, as well as, NSCAA Regional Coach of the Year. His winning percentage of .780 is the best in Lees-McRae soccer history. Whalley remains ranked 5th among NCAA Division II college coaches and 23rd among all college coaches in career winning percentage. He coached 14 All-Americans and 32 AllRegion players during his tenure. In addition to his post with the Bobcats, Whalley served as the head coach of the West Virginia Chaos in the USL Premier Development League and also served as selection chairperson for Division II MLS in 2009. Prior to his collegiate coaching days, Whalley played professionally for the Reading Rage and the United Soccer League in 2003-04.
Whalley had a successful collegiate playing career at Mercyhurst College where he helped lead the Lakers to the NCAA Division II tournament and an NCAA Final Four appearance in 2002. He Before his stint at Appalachian State, Whalley developed training was part of two GLIAC championships in 2001 and 2002 and was named First Team All-GLIAC in those same seasons. plans and worked with elite level soccer players in Wisconsin as head coach of the FC Milwaukee Nationals of the US Whalley and his wife, Alexis, reside in Suffolk, Va. with their son, Development Academy. James Jack.
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Luke Staats enters his first
season as an Assistant Coach for Chowan Men’s Soccer.
Luke, a former player under Coach Whalley at Lees-McRae, comes to Chowan after spending two seasons as the Development Director and Academy Coach for Albion SC San Diego. Staats also played for Albion SC Pros for two seasons. He earned NPSL First Team honors. Prior to Albion, Staats was the Director of Coaching for the Pacific Storm FC for two seasons and then the Varsity Coach at Linfield Christian High School. At Linfield, Staats guided the team to their first appearance in the second round of the CIF State tournament. Before returning to the States, Luke played professionally in Netherlands for SV Spakenburg and FC Volendam as a defender. Staats was a four-year member of the Men’s Soccer program at Lees-McRae. During his playing career, Staats helped lead the team to three Conference Carolinas Regular Season and Tournament Titles, four straight NCAA Appearances, two trips to the Division II Sweet 16, and a National Championship Finalist appearance. His efforts named him Conference Carolinas AllConference three times, an All-Region selection, and an AllAmerican. Luke graduated with high honors from Lees-McRae in 2012 with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.
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LUKE STAATS ASSISTANT COACH 1ST YEAR
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Meet the 2018 Hawks
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No. 0 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 23 25 26 29 30
Name Ryan Martin Elliot Chadderton Toby Sims Djordje Novovic Octavio Espino Mitchell Levi Lewis Jake Jensen Harry Garstang Harry Ardron Lee Wattam Blake Culig Ioannis Kiotsekoglou Jamie McNicholas Christian Fuentes Erik Ruiz Nayson Tianga Miguel Hernandez Syler Stroud Noah Edgerly Trevin Myers Denis Roule JJ Wociki Danny Gallegos Kevin Avilla
Class So. Sr. So. Jr. Sr. R-So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. So. Sr. Fr.
Coaching Staff: Head Coach: Chris Whalley (5th Season) Assistant Coach: Luke Staats
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Pos GK GK D D M M M F F F/M M M D F M M M D M F/M F GK M GK
Ht 6-2 5-10 6-0 6-1 5-9 5-7 5-10 5-8 5-10 5-11 5-11 5-8 5-9 5-11 5-6 5-11 5-9 6-2 5-10 5-10 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-3
Hometown Fredericksburg, Va. Oldham, England Tuxford, England Strasbourg, France Greenville, N.C. Hull, England Newcastle, England Preston, England Blackpool, England Leeds, England Hampstead, N.C. Bowie, Md. Nottingham, England Alexandria, Va. Washington, N.C. Fort Myers, Fla. Plainfield, N.J. Morehead City, N.C. Southern Pines, N.C. Lehigh Acres, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Estero, Fla. Fort Payne, Ala. Washington, N.C.
Previous School Riverbend HS Fort Lewis Balby Carr Jean Monnet North Pitt HS Balby Carr Monkseaton HS Ashton CSC Millfield College Bishop Burton Topsail HS Bowie HS Harry Carlton HS Northern Virginia Washington HS Estero HS Iowa Central West Carteret HS Pinecrest HS Riverdale HS English Institute of Ga. Estero HS Fort Payne HS Washington HS
Meet the 2018 Hawks Elliot Chadderton 5-10 • Sr. • GK Oldham, England Fort Lewis
Toby Sims 6-0 • So. • D Tuxford, England Balby Carr
Djordge Novovic 6-1 • Sr. • D Strasbourg, France Jean Monnet
Octavio Espino 5-9 • Sr. • M Greenville, N.C. North Pitt HS
Mitchell Levi Lewis 5-7 • R-So. • M Hull, England Balby Carr
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Ryan Martin 6-2 • So. • GK Fredericksburg, Va. Riverbend HS
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Jake Jensen 5-10 • Fr. • M Newcastle, England Monkseaton HS
Harry Garstang 5-8 • Fr. • F Preston, England Ashton CSC
Harry Ardron 5-10 • Fr. • F Blackpool, England Millfield College
Lee Wattam 5-11 • Sr. • M Leeds, England Bishop Burton College
Blake Culig 5-11 • Fr. • M Hampstead, N.C. Topsail HS
Ioannis Kiotsekoglou 5-8 • So. • M Bowie, Md. Bowie HS
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Meet the 2018 Hawks Cristian Fuentes 5-11 • Jr. • F Alexandria, Va. Northern Va. CC
Erik Ruiz 5-6 • So. • M Washington, N.C. Washington HS
Nayson Tianga 5-11 • Jr. • M Fort Myers, Fla. Estero HS
Miguel Hernandez 5-9 • Sr. • M Plainfield, N.J. Iowa Central CC
Skyler Stroud 6-2 • Fr. • D Morehead City, N.C. West Carteret HS
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Jamie McNicholas 5-9 • Sr. • D Nottingham, England Harry Carlton HS
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Noah Edgerly 5-10 • Fr. • M Southern Pines, N.C. Pinecrest HS
Trevin Myers 5-10 • So. • F Lehigh Acres, Fla. Riverdale HS
Denis Roule 6-0 • Sr. • F Atlanta, Ga. English Institute of Ga.
JJ Wojciki 6-0 • So. • GK Estero, Fla. Estero HS
Danny Gallegos 6-0 • Sr. •M Fort Payne, Ala. Fort Payne HS
Kevin Avila 6-3 • Fr. • GK Washington, N.C. Washington HS
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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Overall: 11-5-2 Conf. Carolinas: 5-3-2 H: 9-0-1 A: 2-5-1 N: 0-0-0
Date Opponent
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GP Mins. GA GAA Svs. 18 1673:00 23 1.24 58 18 1673:00 23 1.24 59 18 1673:00 32 1.72 87
Pct. .716 .720 .731
W-L-T 11-5-2 11-5-2 5-11-2
ShO 7/0 7 1
Goals by Periods Chowan Opponents
1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 10 21 1 0 32 7 15 1 0 23
Shots by Periods Chowan Opponents
1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 114 150 13 4 281 79 111 3 4 197
Saves by Periods Chowan Opponents
1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 26 31 0 2 59 35 47 4 1 87
Corners by Periods Chowan Opponents
1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 55 48 4 3 110 17 24 2 2 45
Fouls by Periods Chowan Opponents
1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 108 119 5 2 234 99 122 10 2 233
National Awards Josh Baker USCA Second Team All-Region Conference Awards James Scott First Team All-Conference Carolinas Terell Williamson Second Team All-Conference Carolinas Carl Kennedy Second Team All-Conference Carolinas Toby Sims Second Team All-Conference Carolinas Lee Wattam Third Team All-Conference Carolinas Josh Baker Third Team All-Conference Carolinas Djordje Novovic Academic All-Conference Carolinas Denis Roule Academic All-Conference Carolinas Mateusz Izycki Academic All-Conference Carolinas Jeremy Brooker Academic All-Conference Carolinas Other Awards/Distinctions Lee Wattam NCCSIA Second Team All-State Josh Baker NCCSIA Second Team All-State Elliot Chadderton NCCSIA Second Team All-State
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208 127 273 97 150 5-12 210 89 109 117 187 257 189 315 134 82 119 168
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No. Name GP G A Pts. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG PK 15 Terell Williamson 17 7 5 19 34 .206 15 .441 3 0-0 10 Josh Baker 17 6 2 14 22 .273 12 .545 2 1-1 11 Lee Wattam 18 5 4 14 46 .109 22 .478 1 0-2 8 Carl Kennedy 17 4 3 11 22 .182 7 .318 2 0-0 25 Denis Roule 18 3 1 7 47 .064 18 .383 0 1-1 2 James Scott 17 2 1 5 15 .133 6 .400 1 0-0 12 Barkan Koeprueluegil 18 1 3 5 12 .083 6 .500 0 0-0 19 Ben Chapman 13 1 2 4 6 .167 3 .500 1 0-0 23 Trevin Myers 13 1 1 3 11 .091 4 .364 1 0-0 3 Toby Sims 18 1 1 3 8 .125 5 .625 0 0-0 5 Mike Dowling 17 0 3 3 5 .000 5 1.000 0 0-0 16 Erik Ruiz 11 1 0 2 2 .500 1 .500 0 0-0 7 Mitchell Levi Lewis 18 0 2 2 18 .000 5 .278 0 0-0 14 Jamie McNicholas 18 0 2 2 10 .000 3 .300 0 0-0 9 Paul Migliarina 18 0 0 0 8 .000 3 .375 0 0-0 24 Jeremy Brooker 5 0 0 0 6 .000 2 .333 0 0-0 6 Octavio Espino 16 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 4 Djordje Novovic 10 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 29 Danny Gallegos 5 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 20 Mateusz Izycki 11 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 Nayson Tianga 1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 27 Clayton Niedermeyer 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13 Ioannois Kiotsekoglo 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Chowan 18 32 30 94 281 .114 119 .423 11 2-4 Opponents 18 23 19 65 197 .117 82 .416 5 3-4
Score
8/31 at Lander L, 5-2 9/06 Wingate W, 1-0 9/09 Emmanuel * To2, 0-0 9/12 Shippensburg W, 2-0 9/16 at Erskine * L, 2-1 9/23 #12 Lees-McRae * Wot, 3-2 9/26 Newberry W, 2-0 9/30 at #14 Limestone * To2, 1-1 10/04 Concord W, 3-2 10/07 at King * W, 2-1 10/11 Barton * W, 3-1 10/14 North Greenville * W, 3-0 10/18 at Francis Marion W, 1-0 10/21 at Southern Wesleyan * L, 3-1 10/24 at Mount Olive * Lot, 3-2 10/28 Belmont Abbey * W, 2-0 10/31 Southern Wesleyan # W, 3-0 11/03 at #7 Limestone # L, 3-0 *- Conference Carolinas Match #- Conference Carolinas Championship
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Game Records/DII ERA INDIVIDUAL GOALS:
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4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Francisco Ferrus Kendall Pressley Terell Williamson Terell Williamson Terell Williamson Terell Williamson Terell Williamson Terell Williamson Ali Abdi Antonio Carrabotta Carl Kennedy Christian Funes Chinedu Iwuora Josh Baker Kenny Moore
ASSISTS: 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2
Christian Funes Francisco Ferrus Paul Migliarina Dale Pearson Antonio Carrabotta Ben Chapman Carl Kennedy Barkan Koeprueligil Lee Wattam
POINTS: 11 8 7 6 6 6 5 5 5
Francisco Ferrus Terell Williamson Terell Williamson Christian Funes Kendall Pressley Terell Williamson Josh Baker Kenny Moore Paul Migliarina
SAVES: 18 16 15 15 14 13 13 12 11 11
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Ariah Mousavizadegan Josh Cenci Ethan Phelps Josh Ceni Josh Cenci Jax Eddleman Scott Cullen Josh Cenci Forrest Byers Marco Lujan
TEAM Ohio Valley at William Peace at Washington Adventist at Bob Jones Ohio Valley Lees-McRae Pitt-Johnstown at Goldey-Beacom Warren Wilson at Southern Virginia Southern Wesleyan at Bob Jones Bluefield Concord Lincoln
at Goldey-Beacom Ohio Valley Bob Jones at William Peace at Mount Olive Lees-McRae at King at Ferrum Lees-McRae
Ohio Valley Ohio Valley at Washington Adventist at Goldey-Beacom at William Peace at Bob Jones Concord Lincoln Bob Jones
at Limestone Carson-Newman at Newberry Mount Olive Coker Shepherd at Mount Olive at Catawba UNC Pembroke at W.Va. Wesleyan
Oct. 29, 2014 Oct. 19, 2013 Oct. 17, 2014 Oct. 27, 2014 Oct. 29, 2014 Nov. 5, 2016 Sep. 12, 2014 Sep. 6, 2014 Aug. 25, 2007 Oct. 5, 2012 Oct. 31, 2017 Oct. 27, 2014 Oct. 6, 2007 Oct. 4, 2017 Oct. 9, 2011
GOALS: 12 10 8 6 5
Ohio Valley Lincoln (Pa.) Lees-McRae Bob Jones at Goldey-Beacom at Wash. Adventist at Bob Jones at Columbia Int’l William Peace
ASSISTS:
10 Ohio Valley 7 Lincoln (Pa.) at Goldey-Beacom 6 Lees-McRae 5 Bob Jones William Peace William Peace Sep. 6, 2014 at Wash. Adventist Oct. 29, 2014 4 at Bob Jones Oct. 15, 2016 Oct. 19, 2013 Oct. 3, 2012 POINTS: Nov. 5, 2016 34 Ohio Valley Oct. 7, 2017 27 Lincoln (Pa.) Oct. 9, 2014 22 Lees-McRae Sep. 23, 2017 19 at Goldey-Beacom
FASTEST GOAL TO START GAME Oct. 29, 2014 Oct. 9, 2011 Nov. 5, 2016 Oct. 15, 2016 Sep. 6, 2014 Oct. 17, 2014 Oct. 27, 2014 Oct. 29, 2016 Oct. 8, 2015
Oct. 29, 2014 Oct. 9, 2011 Sep. 6, 2014 Nov. 5, 2016 Oct. 15, 2016 Oct. 19, 2014 Oct. 8, 2015 Oct. 17, 2014 Oct. 27, 2014
Oct. 29, 2014 Oct. 9, 2011 Nov. 5, 2016 Sep. 6, 2014 Bob Jones Oct. 15, 2016 William Peace Oct. 8, 2015 5 at Wash. Adventist Oct. 17, 2014 at Bob Jones Oct. 27, 2014
17 15 Oct. 29, 2014 14 Oct. 29, 2014 14 Oct. 17, 2014 Sep. 6, 2014 SHOTS: Oct. 19, 2013 43 Lincoln Oct. 27, 2014 33 Lincoln Oct. 4, 2017 31 Concord Oct. 9, 2011 28 Marymount Oct. 15, 2016 William Peace Emmanuel (Ga.) 26 Averett Pitt-Johnstown Oct. 31, 2009 Wash. Adventist Aug. 28, 2009 Coker Sep. 7, 2011 North Greenville Sep. 3, 2008 25 Sep. 1, 2007 Sep. 11, 2013 SAVES: Oct. 13, 2010 18 at Limestone Sep. 12, 2007 17 Mount Olive Sep. 12, 2012 16 Barton Oct. 31, 2015 Carson-Newman 15 at Newberry Coker 14 Shepherd Coker North Greenville 13 UNC Pembroke
Sep, 26, 2009 Oct. 9, 2011 Oct. 4, 2017 Oct. 10, 2012 Oct. 8, 2015 Sep. 9, 2017 Oct. 7, 2012 Sep. 12, 2014 Sep. 30, 2012 Sep. 7, 2015 Oct. 14, 2017
Oct. 31, 2009 Sep. 3, 2008 Oct. 30, 2013 Aug. 28, 2009 Sep. 7, 2011 Sep. 1, 2007 Sep. 11, 2013 Aug. 30, 2009 Oct. 16, 2010 Sep. 12, 2012
0:15 0:43 0:58 1:05 1:07 1:48 2:05 2:18 2:39 3:03
Lees-McRae Nov. 5, 2016 (Terell Williamson) Washington Adventist Sep. 30, 2012 (Kenny Moore) Ohio Valley Oct. 29, 2014 (Terell Williamson) Goldey-Beacom Sep. 6, 2014 (Jordan Radisavljevic) at Greensboro Oct. 17, 2012 (Antonio Carrabotta) at Guilford Oct. 13, 2013 (Dale Pearson) UNC Pembroke Sep. 10, 2011 (Biez Neto) Barton Oct. 11, 2017 (Terell Williamson) at Catawba Sep. 26, 2012 (Adam Smith) at Felician Sep. 7, 2014 (Barkan Koeprueluegil)
LATEST GOAL SCORED 97:24 89:58 89:29 89:15 88:55 88:22 88:05 87:35 87:30 86:57
Lees-McRae Sep. 23, 2017 (Terell Williamson) Lees-McRae Sep. 23, 2017 (Toby Sims) Bob Jones Oct. 15, 2016 (Jordan Young) at Clearwater Christian Oct. 22, 2011 (Biez Neto) Coker Sep. 7, 2015 (Paul Kamara) at Barton Sep. 5, 2012 (Biez Neto) at Lincoln (Pa.) Sep. 26, 2010 (Brandon Chambers) Mount Olive Sep. 3, 2015 (Tre Bonaparte) at Newberry Oct. 14, 2014 (Paul Kamara) Columbia Int’l Oct. 29, 2016 (Ben Chapman)
Season Records/DII ERA 23 23 22 22 22 22 22 22 20 20 20 20 20
Games Started (Field Players) 1. Octavio Espino 2015 Jamie McNicholas 2015 2. Terell Williamson 2015 Akinsola Okunsokan 2015 Christian Funes 2015 7. Swann Vincent 2015 Ali Abdi 2008 9. Ross Danizeisen 2008 Barkan Koeprueluegil 2015 Alex Kinnon 2008 Terell Williamson 2014
23 23 22 22 22 20 20 19 19 19 19
Goals Scored 1. Terell Williamson 2014 2. Terell Williamson 2015 3. Terell Williamson 2016 4. Christian Funes 2014 Lee Wattam 2016 Dale Pearson 2012 7. Ali Abdi 2007 8. Terell Williamson 2017 9. Jose Oteze 2012 Josh Baker 2017 Jordan Radisavljevic 2014 Antonio Carrabotta 2012
24 19 12 9 9 9 8 7 6 6 6 6
Points Losses 1. Terell Williamson 2014 53 1. Elliot Chadderton 2017 4 2. Terell Williamson 2015 39 Marco Lujan 2015 4 3. Christian Funes 2014 27 3. Carlos Ramirez 2016 5 4. Terell Williamson 2016 25 4. Grayson Smith 2013 6 5. Lee Wattam 2016 22 5. Josh Cenci 2007 7 6. Dale Pearson 2012 20 Josh Cenci 2009 7 7. Terell Williamson 2017 19 8. Ali Abdi 2007 18 Shutouts 9. Antonio Carrabotta 2012 16 1. Marco Lujan 2015 10 Francisco Ferrus 2014 16 2. Elliot Chadderton 2017 7 3. Carlos Ramirez 2016 6 Game Winning Goals 4. Marco Lujan 2014 3 1. Terell Williamson 2015 6 2. Terell Williamson 2016 5 Terell Williamson 2014 5 Saves 4. Terell Williamson 2017 3 1. Scott Cullen 2010 141 Lee Wattam 2016 3 2. Ethan Phelps 2011 124 Christian Funes 2014 3 3. Josh Cenci 2009 111 7. Barkan Koeprueluegil 2014 2 4. Josh Cenci 2008 105 Dale Pearson 2012 2 5. Josh Cenci 2007 104 Carl Kennedy 2017 2 6. Marco Lujan 2015 103 Josh Baker 2017 2 7. Grayson Smith 2012 80 8. Jax Eddleman 2013 73 Minutes Played (Goalkeepers) 9. Carlos Ramirez 2016 72 1. Marco Lujan 2015 2060 10. Marco Lujan 2014 69 2. Elliot Chadderton 2017 1672 3. Carlos Ramirez 2016 1576 4. Scott Cullen 2010 1547 5. Marco Lujan 2014 1538 6. Ethan Phelps 2011 1455 7. Josh Cenci 2008 1366 8. Josh Cenci 2009 1322 9. Josh Cenci 2007 1302 10. Grayson Smith 2012 1217
Goals Against Average (5oo Mins) 1. Marco Lujan 2015 2. Elliot Chadderton 2017 3. Carlos Ramirez 2016 4. Marco Lujan 2014 5. Josh Cenci 2007 Assists 6. Scott Cullen 2010 1. Christian Funes 2014 9 7. Grayson Smith 2012 2. Barkan Koeprueluegil 2014 8 8. Ethan Phelps 2011 Francisco Ferrus 2014 8 9. Grayson Smith 2013 4. Paul Migliarina 2016 7 10. Josh Cenci 2008 5. Swann Vincent 2015 6 6. Dale Pearson 2013 5 Wins Christian Funes 2015 5 1. Elliot Chadderon 2017 Kenny Moore 2012 5 2. Marco Lujan 2014 Terell Williamson 2014 5 Marco Lujan 2015 Terell Williamson 2017 5 4. Carlos Ramirez 2016
1.00 1.24 1.60 1.69 3.66 3.66 3.84 4.39 4.40 5.00
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Games Played (Field Players) 1. Octavio Espino 2015 Jamie McNicholas 2015 2. Terell Williamson 2015 Akinsola Okunsokan 2015 Christian Funes 2015 Swann Vincent 2015 Barkan Koeprueluegil 2015 Tre Bonaparte 2015 10. Ali Abdi 2008 Ross Danizeisen 2008 Christian Funes 2014 Francisco Ferrus 2015 Chinedu Iwuroa 2008
11 10 10 8
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Career Records/DII ERA 76 74 72 71 70 68 65 60 59 58
Games Started (Field Players) 1. Ross Danzeisen 2007-10 2. Terell Williamson 2014-17 3. Isidro Lopez 2007-11 4. Brandon Chambers 2008-11 5. Adam Smith 2009-12 6. Jamie McNicholas 2015-17 7. Ali Abdi 2007-09 8. Kenny Moore 2010-12 9. Fernando Zuniga 2011-14 10. Barkan Koeprueluegil 2014-17
69 64 63 60 58 53 52 50 50 49
Goals Scored 1. Terell Williamson 2014-17 2. Lee Wattam 2016-17 3. Adam Smith 2009-12 Ali Abdi 2007-09 5. Christian Funes 2014-15 6. Dale Pearson 2012-13 7. Jordan Radisavljevic 2014-16 Ben Chapman 2014-17 9. Josh Baker 2016-17 Biez Neto 2009-12
62 14 13 13 12 11 10 10 8 8
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Games Played (Field Players) 1. Barkan Koeprueluegil 2014-17 2. Terell Williamson 2014-17 3. Ross Danzeisen 2007-10 4. Brandon Chambers 2008-11 5. Isidro Lopez 2007-11 6. Adam Smith 2009-12 7. Biez Neto 2009-12 8. Ben Chapman 2014-17 9. Fernando Zuniga 2011-14 10. Raimond Kwarteng 2008-11
4. 6. 8. 9. 10.
Adam Smith Ben Chapman Dale Pearson Ali Abdi Barkan Koeprueluegil Jordan Radisavljevic Kenny Moore
2009-12 2014-17 2012-13 2007-09 2014-17 2014-16 2010-12
Game Winning Goals 1. Terell Williamson 2014-17 2. Lee Wattam 2016-17 Ben Chapman 2014-17 Christian Funes 2014-15 5. Dale Pearson 2012-13 Barkan Koeprueluegil 2013-17 Josh Baker 2016-17 Carl Kennedy 2016-17 Minutes Played (Goalkeepers) 1. Josh Cenci 2007-09 2. Marco Lujan 2014-15 3. Grayson Smith 2012-13 4. Carlos Ramirez 2014-16 5. Elliot Chadderton 2017 6. Scott Cullen 2007-10 7. Ethan Phelps 2011 8. Jax Eddleman 2013
32 32 29 29 29 26 23
Shutouts 1. Marco Lujan 2014-15 13 2. Elliot Chadderton 2017 7 3. Carlos Ramirez 2014-16 6 4. Mitchell Thompson 2014 1 Scott Cullen 2007-10 1 Josh Cenci 2007-09 1
19 4 4 4 2 2 2 2
Saves 1. Josh Cenci 2007-09 320 2. Marco Lujan 2014-15 172 3. Scott Cullen 2007-10 141 4. Grayson Smith 2012-13 129 5. Ethan Phelps 2011 124 6. Carlos Ramirez 2014-16 81 7. Jax Eddleman 2013 73 8. Elliot Chadderton 2017 58 9. Ronnie Thompson 2008 36 10. Ariah Mousavizadegan 2008-09 30
3990 3598 1768 1716 1672 1547 1455 747
Goals Against Average (1000 Mins) 1. Elliot Chadderton 2017 1.24 2. Marco Lujan 2014-15 1.30 3. Carlos Ramirez 2014-16 1.62 4. Scott Cullen 2007-10 3.66 5. Grayson Smith 2012-13 4.02 6. Ethan Phelps 2011 4.39 7. Josh Cenci 2007-09 4.75 Assists 1. Barkan Koeprueluegil 2014-17 14 Wins Christian Funes 2014-15 14 1. Marco Lujan 2014-15 20 3. Terell Williamson 2014-17 12 2. Elliot Chadderton 2017 11 Ben Chapman 2014-17 12 3. Carlos Ramirez 2014-16 8 5. Kenny Moore 2010-12 9 4. Grayson Smith 2012-13 3 Francisco Ferrus 2014-15 9 7. Swann Vincent 2015-16 8 Losses Lee Wattam 2016-17 8 1. Elliot Chadderton 2017 4 9. Paul Migliarina 2016-17 7 2. Carlos Ramirez 2014-16 5 Dale Pearson 2012-13 7 3. Jax Eddleman 2013 8 Mike Dowling 2014-17 7 Scott Cullen 2007-10 8 5. Marco Lujan 2014-15 12 Ethan Phelps 2011 12 Points 7. Grayson Smith 2012-13 14 1. Terell Williamson 2014-17 136 2. Christian Funes 2014-15 38 3. Lee Wattam 2016-17 36
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Team Season Records Games Played
Goals
2014.............................................................. 54 2016.............................................................. 40 2015.............................................................. 39 2017.............................................................. 32 2012.............................................................. 32 2011.............................................................. 20 2007.............................................................. 18 2010.............................................................. 17 2009.............................................................. 16 2013.............................................................. 10
Assists
2014.............................................................. 48 2015.............................................................. 35 2017.............................................................. 30 2016.............................................................. 28 2012.............................................................. 18 2011.............................................................. 17 2010.............................................................. 13 2007.................................................................9 2009.................................................................8 2013.................................................................6
Points
2014............................................................156 2015............................................................113 2016............................................................108 2017.............................................................. 94 2012.............................................................. 82 2011.............................................................. 57 2010.............................................................. 47 2007.............................................................. 45 2009.............................................................. 40 2013.............................................................. 26
Shots
2015............................................................346 2014............................................................297 2017............................................................281 2012............................................................265 2016............................................................248
Corner Kicks
2015............................................................125 2017............................................................110 2016............................................................104 2014.............................................................. 90 2011.............................................................. 62 2012.............................................................. 57 2007.............................................................. 48 2009.............................................................. 48 2008.............................................................. 47 2010.............................................................. 40
Goals Against
2017.............................................................. 23 2015.............................................................. 27 2016.............................................................. 28 2014.............................................................. 31 2010.............................................................. 66 2011.............................................................. 75 2012.............................................................. 77 2013.............................................................. 81 2007.............................................................. 84 2008............................................................104
Goals Against Avg.
2015...........................................................1.17 2017...........................................................1.24 2014...........................................................1.59 2016...........................................................1.60 2010...........................................................3.71 2012...........................................................4.27 2011...........................................................4.37 2007...........................................................4.66 2008...........................................................5.22 2013...........................................................5.43
Wins
2014.............................................................. 11 2017.............................................................. 11 2015.............................................................. 10 2016.................................................................8 2012.................................................................2 1011.................................................................1 2013.................................................................1 2007.................................................................1 2010.................................................................1
2015.................................................................4 2017.................................................................4 2016.................................................................5 2007.................................................................1 2009.................................................................7 2010.................................................................8 2014.................................................................8 2011.............................................................. 12 2012.............................................................. 13
Ties
2015.................................................................5 2017.................................................................2 2016.................................................................2
Shutouts
2015.............................................................. 10 2017.................................................................8 2016.................................................................6 2014.................................................................6 2010.................................................................2 2011.................................................................1 2009.................................................................1
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2015.............................................................. 23 2014.............................................................. 20 2008.............................................................. 20 2017.............................................................. 18 2012.............................................................. 18 2007.............................................................. 18 2010.............................................................. 18 2011.............................................................. 17 2009.............................................................. 17 1016.............................................................. 17
2009............................................................186 2011............................................................176 2010............................................................142 2013............................................................129 2008............................................................128
Losses
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All-Time Results/DII ERA 2007 (2-16)
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Aug 24 Aug 25 Aug 29 Sep 1 Sep 5 Sep 8 Sep 9 Sep 12 Sep 15 Sep 19 Sep 26 Sep 29 Oct 3 Oct 5 Oct 6 Oct 17 Oct 24 Oct 27
Aug 30 Aug 31 Sep 3 Sep 6 Sep 7 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 20 Sep 24 Sep 27 Sep 29 Oct 1 Oct 3 Oct 7 Oct 11 Oct 15 Oct 18 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 1
Aug 28 Aug 30 Sep 2 Sep 5 Sep 16 Sep 19 Sep 23 Sep 26 Sep 28 Oct 4 Oct 10 Oct 17 Oct 21 Oct 28 Oct 31 Nov 6 Nov 13
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2010 (3-15)
HC: Ken Miller v Southern Virgina v Warren Wilson at Mount Olive Coker Guilford at #4 Lenoir-Rhyne at Mars Hill at Catawba at USC Aiken at Methodist NC Wesleyan Shenandoah Barton Ferrum Bluefield Greensboro UNC Pembroke #2 Lees-McRae
L, 2-1 W, 4-1 L, 5-0 L, 3-2 2ot L, 5-1 L, 5-0 L, 4-0 L, 4-2 L, 8-0 L, 2-1 L, 8-0 W, 3-2 L, 2-1 ot L, 1-0 L, 5-3 L, 12-0 L, 4-0 L, 11-0
2008 (0-20)
HC: Ken Miller at Warren Wilson v Carson-Newman Mount Olive at Lees-McRae at Mars Hill at Pfeiffer Catawba USC Aiken at Barton Lenoir-Rhyne at Southern Virginia St. Andrews North Greenville Methodist Limestone Wingate at #19 NC Wesleyan at Coker UNC Pembroke District of Columbia
Carson-Newman Coker at Mount Olive at St. Andrews at Catawba at Lenoir-Rhyne Southern Virginia Lincoln (Pa.) Washington Adventist at Methodist Pfeiffer at North Greenville Barton UNC Pembroke at Limestone at District of Columbia at North Greenville
HC: Mat Phelps at Guilford v Averett Mount Olive Newberry at Methodist Greensboro Catawba at Lincoln (Pa.) at Coker at Southern Virginia at Salem Int’l St. Andrews at Mount Olive North Greenville at Barton Palm Beach Atlantic at UNC Pembroke Shepherd
L, 5-0 L, 7-0 L, 4-0 L, 4-0 L, 2-0 L, 4-3 2ot L, 5-0 L, 3-2 L, 2-0 W, 2-0 W, 5-0 L, 7-1 W, 2-1 L, 2-0 L, 4-1 L, 5-0 L, 9-0 L, 2-1
2011 (1-16)
L, 3-0 L, 4-0 L, 2-1 L, 5-0 L, 7-0 L, 8-0 L, 4-1 L, 6-0 L, 4-0 L, 8-0 L, 3-0 L, 5-0 L, 3-1 L, 6-0 L, 6-0 L, 8-0 L, 9-0 L, 4-0 L, 4-0 L, 5-1
HC: Mat Phelps
Sep 3 St. Andrews L, 2-1 2ot Sep 7 at Newberry L, 4-0 Sep 10 UNC Pembroke L, 10-1 Sep 16 Salem Int’l L, 3-1 Sep 21 Methodist L, 3-0 Sep 24 at Mount Olive L, 2-1 Sep 27 at Washington Adventist L, 6-1 Oct 5 at Catawba L, 7-0 Oct 8 Bluefield L, 2-1 ot Oct 9 Lincoln (Pa) W, 10-0 Oct 12 Barton L, 6-1 Oct 15 Southern Virginia L, 3-1 Oct 18 Mount Olive L, 7-1 Oct 21 at Palm Beach Atlantic L, 8-0 Oct 22 v Clearwater Christian L, 2-1 Oct 25 Montreat L, 4-1 Nov 18 v Palm Beach Atlantic # L, 6-0 #-NCCAA South Region Tournament
2012 (2-16)
HC: Mat Phelps
2009 (1-16)
HC: Mat Phelps
Sep 4 Sep 5 Sep 8 Sep 13 Sep 15 Sep 18 Sep 19 Sep 26 Oct 2 Oct 8 Oct 9 Oct 11 Oct 13 Oct 16 Oct 21 Oct 23 Oct 27 Oct 30
L, 5-0 L, 8-0 L, 6-1 L, 3-2 L, 7-0 L, 13-0 L, 3-1 W, 5-0 L, 6-4 L, 4-0 L, 8-0 L, 5-0 L, 8-1 L, 4-0 L, 9-0 L, 3-1 L, 5-1
Aug 30 at Bluefield L, 3-2 Sep 1 St. Andrews L, 4-1 Sep 5 at Barton L, 4-1 Sep 8 at Salem Int’l L, 4-2 Sep 12 UNC Pembroke L, 10-0 Sep 14 Northwood L, 10-1 Sep 19 at Methodist L, 3-2 Sep 26 at Catawba L, 4-1 Sep 30 Washington Adventist W, 3-2 Oct 3 at Mount Olive L, 4-3 Oct 5 at Southern Virginia L, 4-2 Oct 7 Averett L, 4-3 ot Oct 10 Marymount W, 3-1 Oct 13 Wheeling Jesuit L, 5-3 Oct 17 at Greensboro L, 3-1 Oct 23 at Shepherd L, 2-1 Oct 26 at Bob Jones L, 4-2 Oct 28 v Palm Beach Atlantic # L, 6-1 #-NCCAA South Region Tournament
2013 (1-14)
Nov 19 v Emmanuel # W, 2-0 Nov 21 v Southern Wesleyan # W, 1-0 HC: Mat Phelps Nov 30 v Belhaven $ T, 0-0 2ot Sep 7 at North Greenville L, 7-0 Dec 1 v Grace $ T, 2-2 2ot Sep 11 Shepherd L, 4-0 #-NCCAA South Region Tournament Sep 21 at Pitt-Johnstown L, 1-0 $-NCCAA National Championship Tournament Sep 22 at Seton Hill L, 8-0 Sep 24 Salem Int’l L, 5-2 Sep 29 at Averett L, 5-1 HC: Chris Whalley Oct 2 Catawba L, 12-0 Sep 1 at Millersville L, 2-0 Oct 4 Columbia Int’l L, 5-2 Sep 3 Emmanuel W, 2-0 Oct 9 Pfeiffer L, 7-0 Sep 7 at Coker L, 2-1 Oct 13 at Guilford L, 2-1 ot Sep 11 at Seton Hill W, 1-0 Oct 15 at Mount Olive L, 2-1 ot Sep 14 Francis Marion W, 3-0 Oct 26 at Belmont Abbey L, 3-0 Sep 17 Charleston L, 4-1 Oct 19 at William Peace W, 4-1 Sep 20 at Belmont Abbey T, 2-2 2ot Oct 30 Barton L, 10-0 Sep 24 at UNC Pembroke W, 2-1 Nov 2 Bob Jones L, 9-0 Sep 28 at Concord L, 4-3 ot Oct 12 at Newberry W, 1-0 Oct 15 Bob Jones W, 6-0 Oct 17 at Mount Olive L, 3-0 HC: Chris Whalley Oct 20 at Barton W, 3-0 Sep 4 Shepherd L, 2-4 Oct 22 Davis & Elkins T, 1-1 2ot Sep 6 at Goldey-Beacom W, 6-2 Oct 25 at Shippensburg L, 3-1 Sep 7 v Felician W, 3-0 Oct 29 at Columbia Int’l W, 5-4 Sep 12 Pitt-Johnstown W, 3-1 Nov 5 Lees-McRae W, 8-2 Sep 16 Belmont Abbey L, 3-2 Sep 20 Concord W, 1-0 Sep 28 at California (Pa) W, 2-1 HC: Chris Whalley Oct 3 at Salem Int’l L, 2-0 Aug 31 at Lander L, 5-2 Oct 6 at Pfeiffer L, 3-1 Sep 6 Wingate W, 1-0 Oct 9 at Ferrum W, 2-0 Sep 9 Emmanuel * T, 0-0 2ot Oct 11 Piedmont W, 2-1 Sep 12 Shippensburg W, 2-0 Oct 14 at Newberry L, 4-1 Sep 16 at Erskine * L, 2-1 Oct 17 at Washington Adventist W, 5-1 Sep 23 #12 Lees-McRae * W, 3-2 ot Oct 19 at William Peace W, 4-0 Sep 26 Newberry W, 2-0 Oct 22 at Barton L, 2-1 Sep 30 at #14 Limestone * T, 1-1 2ot Oct 27 at Bob Jones W, 5-0 Oct 4 Concord W, 3-2 Oct 29 Ohio Valley W, 12-2 OCt 7 at King * W, 2-1 Nov 1 UNC Pembroke L, 1-0 Oct 11 Barton * W, 3-1 Nov 19 Emmanuel # W, 1-0 Oct 14 North Greenville * W, 3-0 Nov 20 Palm Beach Atlantic # L, 4-1 Oct 18 at Francis Marion W, 1-0 #- NCCAA South Region Tournament Oct 21 at Southern Wesleyan * L, 3-1 Oct 24 at Mount Olive * L, 3-2 ot Oct 28 Belmont Abbey * W, 2-0 Oct 31 Southern Wesleyan # W, 3-0 HC: Chris Whalley Nov 3 at #7 Limestone # L, 3-0 Sep 3 Mount Olive W, 4-0 *- Conference Carolinas Contest Sep 5 Goldey-Beacom W, 3-0 #- Conference Carolinas Tournament Sep 7 Coker W, 4-0 Sep 10 Pfeiffer L, 1-0 Sep 13 Seton Hill T, 0-0 2ot Sep 21 at Shepherd W, 3-1 Sep 24 at Francis Marion L, 3-0 Sep 27 at Concord L, 2-1 Oct 5 Salem Int’l T, 1-1 2ot Oct 8 William Peace W, 5-0 Oct 10 at Davis & Elkins W, 2-1 Oct 14 Newberry L, 2-1 Oct 18 at #5 Charleston L, 7-1 Oct 20 at Belmont Abbey T, 1-1 2ot Oct 24 at Bob Jones L, 3-2 Oct 28 Barton W, 2-0 Oct 31 at West Va. Wesleyan L, 1-0 Nov 7 at Columbia Int’l W, 3-2 Nov 18 v Columbia Int’l # W, 1-0
2016 (9-6-2)
2014 (12-8)
2017 (11-5-2, 5-3-2)
2015 (11-7-5)
Postseason Awards Conference Carolinas First Team
D
James Scott
F M
D
M
D F D F M
Conference Carolinas Second Team
D2CCA All-Region
Terell Williamson, Second 2015 Terell Williamson, First 2014
NCCSIA All-State
2017 2nd Lee Wattam 2017 2nd Josh Baker 2017 2nd Elliot Chadderton 1st Terell Williamson Terell Williamson Conference Carolinas 1st 2nd Christian Funes Third Team Lee Wattam 2017 ICAA Awards Josh Baker 2017 POY Terell Williamson Chris Whalley Conference Carolinas COY FOY Terell Williamson All-Tournament James Scott 2017 1st Terell Williamson 1st Christian Funes Francisco Ferrus Conference Carolinas 2nd 2nd Jordan Radisavljevic Player of the Week Josh Baker Oct. 9, 2017 1st Dale Pearson 2nd Antonio Carrabotta 2nd Ali Abdi Terell Williamson Carl Kennedy Toby Sims
Conference Carolinas All-Academic Djordje Novovic Denis Roule Mateusz Izycki Jeremy Brooker Barkan Koeprueluegil
2017 2017 2017 2017 2017
USCA All-Southeast Region
M
Josh Baker, Second
2017
All-NCCAA All-American
1st Terell Williamson 1st Terell Williamson 3rd Jordan Radisavljevic
2015 2014 2014
D2CCA All-American
2nd Terell Williamson
2014
NCCAA Player of the Year
F
Terell Williamson, South 2015
All-NCCAA All-State
2nd Terell Williamson
2015
All-NCCAA All-Region
1st 1st 1st 2nd
Terell Williamson Terell Williamson Jordan Radisavljevic Francisco Ferrus
2015 2014 2014 2014
All-NCCAA Tournament
GK Marco Lujan F Terell Williamson M Ben Chapman D Jamie McNicholas * M Jordan Radisavljevic F Francisco Ferrus *-Tournament MVP
2015 2015 2015 2015 2014 2014
2017 2017 2017 2015 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2013 2013 2007
USCA Team Academic Chowan Chowan
2016 2015
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2017 F F
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Conference Carolinas
Conference Carolinas
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Formed: 1930, Durham, N.C.
(Charter members: Appalachian State, Barton (Formerly Atlantic Christian), Catawba, Elon, Guilford, High Point, LenoirRhyne)
Commissioner: Location: Dr. Alan Patterson High Point, N.C. Conference Carolinas is built upon the idea of offering challenging NCAA competition in an environment that fosters both the academic and athletic achievements of its student-athletes. Conference members are small, private institutions that offer exemplary educations and scholarships for performance in the classroom and on the field. Conference Carolinas and its members are committed to challenging adversity and building tomorrow’s leaders. Conference Carolinas sponsors 21 sports, each with a season-ending championship. Of these, the winners for 12 of these championships receive automatic qualification into the NCAA Championships. The remaining sports are eligible for NCAA Championships based on regional rankings. SPONSORED SPORTS: Fall: M/W Cross Country, M/W Soccer, W Volleyball Winter: M/W Basketball, W Swimming, M/W Indoor Track & Field Spring: Baseball, Softball, M/W Lacrosse, M/W Golf, M/W Tennis, M/W Outdoor Track & Field, M Volleyball 2018 Conference Carolinas Championship Sites
M/W Cross Country Nov 3 Mount Olive, N.C. M/W Soccer Oct 29-Nov 4 Host Sites Volleyball Nov 6-11 Host Sites Women’s Swimming Feb 6-9 Charlotte, N.C. M/W Indoor T&F Feb 17 Winston-Salem, N.C. M/W Basketball Mar 4-10 Host Sites M/W Golf Apr 14-16 Snow Hill, N.C. M/W Lacrosse Apr 22-28 Host Sites Baseball Apr 24-28 Burlington, N.C. M/W Tennis Apr 26-28 Sumter, S.C. Softball Apr 26-28 Burlington, N.C. M/W Outdoor T&F Apr 26-27 Central, S.C.
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Barton Bulldogs Wilson, N.C.
Belmont Abbey Crusaders Belmont, N.C.
Chowan Hawks Murfreesboro, N.C.
Converse Valkyries Spartanburg, S.C.
Emmanuel Lions Franklin Springs, Ga.
Erskine Flying Fleet Due West, S.C.
King Tornado Bristol, Tenn.
Lees-McRae Bobcats Banner Elk, N.C.
Limestone Saints Gaffney, S.C.
Mount Olive Trojans Mount Olive, N.C.
North Greenville Crusaders Tigerville, S.C.
Southern Wesleyan Warriors Central, S.C.
University President
Kirk E. Peterson was named the twenty-third President of Chowan University and second in the University era by the Board of Trustees on June 1, 2018. Dr. Peterson’s selection as president follows a lengthy and distinguished career in Christian higher education in Ohio.
A native of Rock Island, Illinois, Dr. Peterson earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and was a member of the Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Peterson would continue his education to receive two Master of Science degrees in Education from the University of Tennessee. There, Peterson would also obtain his PhD.
approach foundations, corporations, and individuals to strengthen the endowment and scholarships. In 2017, Peterson oversaw Emmanuel Christian Academy, as well as, Springfield Christian School as the Superintendent. Peterson implemented many of the same Christian principles and business practices to eliminate an operational deficit of nearly $450,000. As a former All-American Swimming student-athlete at Wisconsin-LaCrosse, Peterson and brother, Drew, began what is now one of the largest summer swimming and diving teams, The Prattville Flying Fish, in Prattville, Alabama. The program has produced multiple Olympic Trial Qualifiers.
Dr. Peterson is married to Rachel, who was his next door neighbor, for 23 years. Kirk and Rachel have three sons: His professional career began at St. Joseph Catholic School as Caleb, Cody, and Justin. an Athletic Director and an educator. Peterson’s connection All of these experiences have resulted in a passion for with former Chowan President, now Chancellor, Dr. White, educating and nurturing students in a student-centered would began in 2001 as Dr. Peterson accepted an Assistant environment. I quickly realized that I am to teach and lead Professorship of Sport Studies and Physical Education at young minds, as well as shape educational institutions by Gardner-Webb University under Dr. White’s leadership. placing great instructors and staff members in front of our Peterson earned recognition as a Top-10 professor while at students. I believe in active learning and the mission where GWU. successful learning today is productive living tomorrow. I In 2004, Peterson continued his connection with Dr. White as believe in providing outstanding opportunities through an Associate Professor and Chair for the Department of Sport thorough and demanding curricula that celebrate the exceptionality of all students. I feel that education should Studies and Physical Education (SSPE) at Chowan University. During his first tenure at Chowan, Peterson was the Assistant promote safe, yet challenging, environments for students to grow personally, socially, intellectually, emotionally, Dean for Academic Affair, founding dean of the Education physically, and, most importantly, spiritually. department before moving to the role of Associate Provost in 2007. Peterson’s vision and leadership led Chowan to the implementation of the School of Graduate Studies.
Following his tenure at Chowan, Peterson became the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty at Urabana University. From there, Peterson became the Twenty-second President of Urbana University in April of 2013. Peterson successfully merged Urbana, a dying institution, with Franklin University. The unprecedented merger may have also preserved the financial integrity and sustainability of the city of Urbana. While in Urbana, Peterson served on the Board of Trustees of Urbana Country Club, and as the Chair of the Urbana Parks and Recreation Board.
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DR. KIRK E. PETERSON UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT 1ST YEAR
In 2014, Peterson served as the Superintendent of Springfield Christian School, where they restored the financial accountability; increased enrollment by 50%; funded over $300,000 in technological advances for students, staff and faculty; developed a strong financial profile to
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Chancellor White
DR. M. CHRISTOPHER WHITE UNIVERSITY CHANCELLOR 15TH YEAR/1ST AS CHANCELLOR President of Chowan University.
Martin Christopher White transitioned to University Chancellor on June 1, 2018 after 14 years as the
Dr. White’s selection as president follows a lengthy and distinguished career in Christian higher education in North Carolina. Under his leadership Chowan has experienced its most dramatic growth in history. A native of Hartwell, Georgia, Dr. White earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics and English from Mercer University where he graduated Magna Cum Laude, third in his class. Continuing his education at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, Dr. White received the Master of Divinity degree, graduating second in his class. He also pursued graduate studies in religion at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia from which he earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree. He was also the first United States citizen to be awarded the honorary Doctorate of Musical Arts degree from the prestigious Moscow State Conservatory of Music in Russia for his support of music and the arts in higher education.
Having assumed the presidency in July 2003, Dr. White’s tenure at Chowan University has been marked with significant progress in many ways.
Professionally, Dr. White is active in the Council of Independent Colleges and the North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities. He has chaired numerous accreditation teams for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Community involvement always has been important for Dr. White. He is a Rotarian and has worked with the Chamber of Commerce, United Way, Boy Scouts, YMCA, Foundation of the Carolinas, and historical associations. The governor of North Carolina bestowed on him the highest honor – the Order of the Long Leaf Pine. For over twenty-five years Dr. White has organized and conducted study-tours of the Middle East and Europe (with emphasis on Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Greece, and Turkey). His hobbies include music, sports, and reading. He has recorded 12 CDs of piano music. All proceeds are used for scholarships.
Dr. White is married to Linda Fleming White of Hartwell, Georgia. A 1965 graduate of Tift College in Georgia, she had a successful career as a public school teacher. Dr. and Mrs. White have two sons: Martin Lynn White, an attorney in His professional career began at Elon University and served Charlotte, North Carolina, and Andrew Christopher White, a there from 1972-1986 as a faculty and staff member. Most hedge fund manager in West Palm Beach, Florida. Andrew of his work was as Vice President for Academic and Student is married to Karen Carley. Martin is married to Heather Affairs, but earlier he was the Dean of Academic Affairs, Robertson, a gynecologist/obstetrician. Dr. and Mrs. White professor of Religion, and Chair, Department of Religion. Elon have six grandchildren. University grew significantly in quantity and quality during Dr. White’s tenure and has since become one of the nation’s distinguished small universities. Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs, NC elected Dr. White as President in 1986. He served in this capacity until 2002, a tenure of over sixteen years. Under his leadership Gardner-Webb was transformed from a small college into a regional university, more than doubled its enrollment to almost 4,000, increased the endowment 800%, improved student quality significantly, enhanced the campus with numerous capital projects, increased faculty and staff salaries to the upper quartile in North Carolina, added doctoral programs and upgraded the athletic program to NCAA Division I. In 1993, Dr. White was instrumental in establishing a School of Divinity at Gardner-Webb University. The school has prospered and now enrolls over 200 students in Master’s and doctoral programs. In 1998 the trustees honored him by naming the school The M. Christopher White School of Divinity.
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Athletic Administration
Pat Mashuda enters
his second year as Vice President/Director of Athletics at Chowan University in August 2017 as the ninth Vice President for Athletics in the university’s modern-era history. “I am absolutely thrilled to bring Pat Mashuda back to Chowan where he belongs,” said Dr. White. “He brings to his new role a great deal of knowledge about NCAA and conference rules and guidelines. He also knows Chowan, and is aligned with our mission and values.” During his tenure, Hawks teams have won three regular season conference titles and three conference championships, and have earned three NCAA Tournament berths.
Mashuda recruited and developed eight all-conference selections, three rookies of the year and six rookie team members. In addition, he understands the importance of the off-the-court aspects of the game, as his program logged more than 100 hours of community service every year. Mashuda served as a member of the NCAA DII Regional Ranking Committee while on staff at Chowan as well as on several university and conference committees. He also oversaw internships and taught in the Sport Management program. Mashuda benefits from a variety of coaching and administrative experience at all three levels of the NCAA, to include NCAA DIII La Roche College (Pa.) and PSU-Behrend. His knowledge and experience will help lead the Chowan University Athletic Department to new heights.
Mashuda returns to Chowan after spending one year at Kent State as an Assistant Women’s Basketball coach. The Golden Flashes went 19-13 overall and 13-5 in the Mid-Atlantic Conference (MAC). The Golden Flashes won seven contests in a row heading into the postseason before falling to Michigan in the WNIT.
The Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, native received an associate degree from Butler Community College before receiving a bachelor’s degree in management from Robert Morris in 1992. Mashuda then went on to earn a master’s degree in sport management from Slippery Rock in 2005.
Before his stint at Kent State, Mashuda played a pivotal role in the revival of the athletic department at Chowan during his previous tenure. Not only was he the head women’s basketball coach for 12 seasons, he also served as the Associate Athletic Director for Compliance. He aided in the school’s transition from NCAA DIII to NCAA DII in 20052006 as the Director of Compliance and served as part of the athletic department administrative team as Associate Director of Athletics until his departure. In May 2016, he was honored as Chowan University Male Staff Member of the Year.
Mashuda received his associate degree from Butler Community College before receiving his bachelor’s degree in Management from Robert Morris in 1992. Pat would go on to earn his master’s degree in Sport Management from Slippery Rock in 2005.
During the 2015-16 season, Mashuda led the Hawks to their first ever NCAA Postseason appearance and the program’s first-ever 20-win season with a 20-9 overall record. Mashuda was named six-time CIAA Coach of the Week and led the Hawks to two semi-finals appearances in the conference tournament during his tenure. In addition, the team tied for first place in the CIAA Northern Division as a second-year member during the 2010-11 season. The program had one of the largest comeback wins in CIAA Tournament history (19 points) under his guidance.
Mashuda resides in the Murfreesboro area.
CHOWAN HAWKS men’s Soccer
PAT MASHUDA VICE PRESIDENT/ DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS | 2ND YEAR
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Athletic Administration
MEREDITH LONG DEPUTY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR/ SWA | 21ST YEAR Meredith Long enters
her 21st year at Chowan University.
two years, Long took over the position in 2001 and currently still oversees duties associated with the promotion of the department as well as game day operations.
Long first came to Chowan in 1999 as the Head Softball Coach and Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach but was no stranger to Chowan University. The 1996 graduate was a two-sport athlete for the thenBraves, playing both basketball and softball while a student. She set and still holds records in the softball program for career batting average and career fielding percentage. She was named All-Region in both softball and basketball during her time at Chowan.
Long serves as the Deputy Athletics Director/Senior Woman Administrator overseeing Athletic Communications and Operations. She oversees the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee on campus and helped initiate the NCAA’s CHAMPS/Life Skills program in its first year (2009). She also has sport oversight in bowling, cheerleading, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s lacrosse, softball, women’s swimming, volleyball, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball.
She is a member of the Chowan University Sports Hall of Fame and was inducted as an inaugural member of the Currituck County High School Sports Hall of Fame in 2007.
She received her B.S. in Physical Education from Chowan in 1996 and her M.S. in Sport Management from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2002.
Long served as the school’s softball coach for seven seasons (1999-2006) before resigning to take on a more administrative function as the school transitioned to NCAA DII status. During her coaching career she led the thenBraves to a 2003 regular season USA South Softball title and was named Coach of the Year in that same season. She helped guide the team to 135 wins as head coach over seven seasons and posted four consecutive twenty-win seasons (‘03-’06).
She is a member of CIAA-SWAA, Women’s Sport Foundation, and NACWAA. She is a graduate of the NCAA/NACWAA Institute for Administrative Advancement. In May of 2010 she was named CIAA SWA of the Year and earned Chowan University Female Employee of the Year honors the following year. In 2011, Long was among twenty candidates selected nationwide for the NCAA/ADA DII Mentorship program.
After serving as assistant sports information director for
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She is married to Mark Long, also a Chowan graduate. Together they have two daughters, Dakota and Dallas. They reside in Murfreesboro, N.C.
Athletic Administration
Alexis Avery enters her
athletic department.
fourth year as Assistant Athletic Director of Compliance in the Chowan
Prior to coming to Chowan, Avery served as the Assistant Director of Compliance at Jackson State University. While serving in that capacity, she developed internal policies and procedures and identified relevant issues within the department while monitoring camps, clinics and playing/ practice seasons for 18 NCAA Division I sports. Additionally, Avery evaluated initial and transfer student-athlete eligibility, served as the institutional liaison to the NCAA Eligibility Center and assisted with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Before Jackson State, Avery served as the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance at Auburn University at Montgomery. She was instrumental in assisting with the completion of the supplemental application for NCAA Division II membership and developing compliance related procedures for eligibility certification for the NAIA and NCAA. Avery was also involved in coordinating Life Skills seminars and activities while working with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Before Avery’s stint at Auburn University at Montgomery, she spent over two years at Alabama State University and three
years at Bethune-Cookman University. While at Alabama State, Avery monitored and verified all NCAA, SWAC and institutional rules and regulations, investigated violations, filed waivers, assisted with the development of departmental manuals for various institutional offices and was responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Compliance Office. During her time as the Assistant Director of Compliance/ Eligibility Specialist at Bethune-Cookman, Avery assisted with the collection of Graduation Success Rate (GSR) and Academic Progress Rate Report (APR) data, created playing/ practice season reports for seventeen sports and certified initial eligibility and amateurism certification. Avery spent time early in her career at Johnson C. Smith University, serving as Compliance Coordinator while coaching volleyball and softball. Prior to her time at Johnson C. Smith University, Avery was the Administrative Assistant at the CIAA for three years. Avery graduated from Hampton University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sport Management. She was a four-year volleyball student-athlete at Hampton and was a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Avery is a member of the National Association for Athletic Compliance (NAAC), NACWAA, and has individual certification as part of N4A. She resides in Murfreesboro, N.C.
CHOWAN HAWKS men’s Soccer
ALEXIS AVERY ASSOCIATE A.D. FOR COMPLIANCE | 4TH YEAR
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Athletic Administration
LISA BLAND ASSISTANT A.D. FOR ATHLETIC TRAINING | 15TH YEAR Lisa Bland enters her 15th
year with the Chowan and second as the Assistant Athletic Director of Sports Medicine. Bland spent the previous seven years as the Director of Sports Medicine (2009-16).
Bland started her career at Chowan shortly after her graduation from then, Chowan College, in May of 2004. She served as an assistant athletic trainer from 2004-2009 before being promoted to Director of Sports Medicine in 2009. She is no stranger to Chowan University or the athletic department. Bland was a four-year member of the Chowan Women’s Soccer team before her graduation in 2004. The Chesapeake, Va. native earned a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with a specialization in Sports Medicine, while graduating with honors.
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Bland is nationally certified through the Board of Certification and state licensed through the North Carolina Board of Athletic Trainers Examiners. She received her M.A. in Health Studies and Education from the University of Alabama in December of 2009. She is also an adjunct instructor in the SSPE Department. She stays busy throughout the year between her work at Chowan University and working various sports camps in the region. As a result of her efforts, Bland was named the 2013-2014 Female Staff Member of the Year at Chowan. She resides in Murfreesboro, N.C.
Athletic Administration
Evann Carpenter enters
his second year as Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Communications. Carpenter serves as the liaison between the Hawks coaches and players and the media. He oversees home statistics, photography, press releases and website material pertaining to Chowan Athletics. Carpenter maintains GoCUHawks.com and all Chowan Athletics social media sites. During his time at Chowan, Evann has promoted three D2CCA All-Americans, three conference Coach of the Year, four conference Player of the Year, two conference Pitcher of the Year, five conference Rookie/Freshman of the Year, and numerous All-Conference, All-Region, and Academic AllConference selections. In his first season with the Hawks, Chowan’s athletic teams earned three regular season conference titles, three conference tournament titles, and three NCAA Tournament bids. Carpenter returns to Chowan after spending three years as the first full-time Sports Information Director at Converse College in Spartanburg, S.C. While at Converse, he successfully promoted 30 All-Conference Carolinas selections, numerous academic award winners, Conference Carolinas Soccer Coach of the Year, Conference Carolinas Golfer of the Year, Conference Carolinas Freshman Golfer of the Year, Conference Carolinas Golf Most Valuable Player, Conference Carolinas Runner of the Year and two USTFCCA Academic AllAmericans. Prior to Converse, Carpenter served as a Media Relations Assistant at Division I Charlotte. While at Charlotte, he served as the primary contact for the men’s and women’s cross country/track and field programs and softball. He served
as a secondary contact with the 49er soccer and basketball program while assisting in the inaugural football season. He served as the official scorer and primary contact during the 2013 Conference USA Men’s Soccer Championship and NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament Second Round game. The Concord, N.C. native graduated from Chowan University in 2013, earning a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with a concentration in Sport Management, while graduating with honors. Evann is a member of CoSIDA, Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), U.S. Basketball Writers Association (USBWA), National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA). Evann is married to Ashley (Poulin) Carpenter, also a Chowan graduate. The two reside in Rich Square, N.C.
CHOWAN HAWKS men’s Soccer
EVANN CARPENTER ASSISTANT A.D. FOR ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS | 2ND YEAR
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Athletic Administration
CHARLOTTE DINKINS INTERNAL OPERATIONS 3RD YEAR Charlotte Dinkins enters
her third year in the Chowan Athletic department as Internal Operations assistant and Assistant Athletic Communications Director. Dinkins oversees eight sports at Chowan: M/W Cross Country, M/W Golf, M/W Swimming, and M/W Tennis. Dinkins comes to Chowan after spending two years at Cedar Crest College as the Assistant to the Athletic Director. During her time at Cedar Crest, Dinkins oversaw game day operations for all nine varsity sports. Dinkins oversaw athletics work study and served as an advisor to the StudentAthlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Prior to Cedar Crest, Dinkins spent two years at Northern Illinois University as Game Day Operations Assistant, where she assisted in all aspects of game day operations for all 16 varsity programs. Before NIU, Charlotte served as a Youth Series Running Coach for the New York Road Runners Club for one year after graduating from Lincoln University (Pa.). While at Lincoln (Pa.), Dinkins assisted the Director of Compliance and Director of Internal Operations with day-today tasks. Dinkins was a four-year member and captain of the cross country and Indoor/Outdoor Track and Field team. Charlotte graduated from Lincoln (Pa.) in 2012 with a Bachelors degree in Health Science. Dinkins received her Masters degree from Northern Illinois in 2014 in Sport Management. Dinkins is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and resides in the Murfreesboro area.
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Athletic Administration
Ashely Wells Spradlin embarks on her sixth year with the Chowan University athletic department as Assistant to the Director of Athletics and Brave Hawks Services Coordinator. Ashley assists the department in Transportation requests, coordinates the Chowan Athletics Hall of Fame, handles all hospitality requests, and is the liaison between the athletic department and development offices. Ashley is no stranger to Chowan having been a student worker in the athletic department for four years. As a student worker, Ashley assisted with accounting and administrative tasks, Hawk Haven Membership Services, halftime hospitality, the Hall of Fame Banquet, Garrison Golf Tournament and Brave Hawks brochure. As a result of her efforts, she was awarded the Athletic Department Service Award in 2013.
She earned a Bachelors in Business Administration in 2013 and was a two-time member of the Dean’s List. As a student at Chowan, she participated in Relay for Life and served as Treasurer through Phi Beta Lambda. Ashley is married to Wesley Spradlin. The couple resides in Conway, N.C.
CHOWAN HAWKS men’s Soccer
ASHLEY WELLS SPRADLIN ASSISTANT TO THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR | 6TH YEAR
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Chowan Coaching Staff
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Jackie Buchanan Head Volleyball Coach
Brian DeWitt Head Softball Coach
Taylor Furlough Head Baseball Coach
Jim Griffin Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach
Matt Hood Director of Swimming
Alex Jones Strength & Conditioning Coordinator
LaToya Jones Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Mike Ordnung Director of Golf
Pam Scott Cheerleading Coach
Brett Vincent Head Men’s Basketball Coach
Chris Whalley Head Men’s Soccer Coach
Fernando Zuniga Interim Head Women’s Soccer Coach
Assistant Coaches Bryan Hill - Baseball Bob Horton - Baseball Adam Moneypenny - Tennis Steve Jecewiz - Men’s Basketball Kylee Polsley - Softball
Chantel Roberts - Women’s Basketball David Rodgers - Men’s Basketball Luke Staats - Men’s Soccer Andrew Sydow - Volleyball Johnette Walker- Women’s Basketball
President’s List (3.8-4.0 GPA)
Danielle Acree Anthony Alfonso Grace Arrendondo Sydney Bell Olivia Borer Jennifer Caird Jamie Calcagno Cynthia Carrier Irina Certan Julia Chmielewska Tristan Council Mallory Dunker Jarvez Ellis Leslie Escobar EmaRae Flores Nia Foy Ryan Gallaccio Jasmine Gibson Angelique Gouin Robert Grubbs Zaynah Hayes Kailah Herbin Chris Hernandez Sarah Hull Jacob Hunter Mackenzie Imamura Bethany Ireland Sabrina Isch George Kattan Julian Lopez Carolina Lucci Kerrin Mailhot Anna Makhneva Leslie Maloney Ryan Martin Brandon Mayhan Zach Mueller Trevin Myers Sydnee Neal Jordan Nicholson Josh Nicholson Clayton Niedermeyer Polina Novachuk Djordje Novovic Kjahna O Connor O’Brien Courtney O’Keefe Shannon Park Ugljesa Portic Alyah Rice Gabby Rivera-Garcia Inecia Rolle Gus Rowland Jayvon Rush Toby Sims Ashlyn Smith Kelsey Sonntag Marissa Speary Hanna Tarlouskaya Nayson Tianga Milica Vejnovic Josh Vincent Beth Walker Lee Wattam Danielle Weldon Carleigh Wildeboer Kenneth Wilkerson Najeem Wilson
Dean’s List (3.25-3.79 GPA)
Rafiq Abdul-Wahid Victoria Baez-Quiroz Arrington Bazemore SheAyre Bowles Jeremy Brooker Sam Brown-White Alexis Burke Noah Cartwright Elliot Chadderton Dhyamond Crenshaw Chester Crowder Lindsey Dalton Raven Finley-Flowers Asia Fort Kayla Gates Ahmond Gomez Briana Gonzalez Sierra Gonzalez Shelby Griffis Carneal Hall Chandler Hallow Sabrina Henderson Sydney Henderson Ely Kreutz Noah Holloway Alyssa Humes Tyler Jones Connor Killeen Kaycee Kohlman L’leah Laing Rebekah Langley Jasmine Latney Nick Lavoy Baylee Laxton Trenton Lee Keanu Lettley Jamie McNicholas Paul Migliarina Dino Muminovic Ryan Pabon Tajah Paige Karisa Patterson Chynnah Pope Louis Proulx Aaron Ray Megan Reid Chantel Roberts Kishon Roberts Nick Rose Denis Roule Dale Russ James Scott Shadale Smallwood Victoria Smolchenkova AnnMarie Spiker Michael Stewart Lindsey Stigler Elizabeth Stokes Lenka Styblova Mackenzie Taggart Dre Terry Brittany Tschida Hank Wells Misten White Daniel Whitener Robert Williams JJ Wojciki Nate Wyche Sam Xiques Bailey Zavala
Chi Alpha Sigma (3.4+ GPA) Junior/Seniors Anthony Alfonso Victoria Baez-Quiroz Sydney Bell Olivia Borer Alyssa Born SheAyre Bowles Jeremy Brooker Jamie Calcagno Cynthia Carrier Makayla Castro Elliot Chadderton Rich Edwards Leslie Escobar Raven Finley-Flowers Ahmond Gomez Rafael Goncalves Angelique Gouin Shelby Griffis Mackenzie Imamura Mateusz Izycki George Kattan Connor Killeen L’leah Laing Nick Lavoy Julian Lopez Anna Makhneva Leslie Maloney Jamie McNicholas Josh NIcholson Polina Novachuk Djodje Novovic Kjahna O Courtney O’Keefe Gabby Rivera-Garcia Chantel Roberts Denis Roule Victoria Smolchenkova AnnMarie Spiker Lenka Styblova Milica Vejnovic Lee Wattam Danielle Weldon Robert Williams Bailey Zavala