2011 Penn State Men's Soccer Yearbook

TABLE OF CONTENTS/TEAM INFORMATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1...................................................................2011 Penn State Men’s Soccer 2...................................................... Table of Contents & Team Information 3..............................................................................................2011 Schedule 4-5...................................................................... Head Coach Bob Warming 6.................................................................... Assistant Coach Bo Oshoniyi 7......................................................... Assistant Coach Chad Duernberger 8.................................................................................................. 2011 Roster 9-22................................................................................. 2011 Nittany Lions 23-24.......................................................................................2010 Statistics 25..........................................................................Penn State in the Big Ten 26............................................................................ Big Ten Championships 27-30............................................................................... Penn State Honors 31-32................................................................................Individual Records 33-34.................................................................................... Season Leaders 35................................................................................... Postseason History 36.......................................................................................Coaching History 37-44............................................................................Year-by-Year Results 45-48.........................................................................All-Time Letterwinners 49........................................................................... All-Time Series Records

Team Information Head Coach................................ Bob Warming (Second year) Career Record............................397-188-65 (.662) (33 years) Assistant Coach..................................Bo Oshoniyi (First year) Assistant Coach....................... Chad Duernberger (First year) 2011 Captains............................................... Matt Smallwood Team Trainer.................................................... Andra Thomas Team Manager................................................ Tommy Snyder Team Doctor..................................................... Bobbi Millard Home Field.............................................. Jeffrey Field (5,000) 2010 Record..................................................................14-8-1 2010 Big Ten Record.......................................... 2-3-1 (T4nd) 2010 Big Ten Championship.................................. Runner-up 2010 NCAA Championship................................ Third round Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................11/12 Starters Returning/Lost......................................................5/6 Newcomers......................................................................... 12

Athletic Communications Men’s Soccer Contact: John Regenfuss Mailing address: 101-H Bryce Jordan Center

University Park, PA 16802 Office Phone: 814-865-1757 Cell Phone: 814-876-0824 FAX: 814-863-3165 Email: jmr49@psu.edu Credits The 2011 Penn State Men’s Soccer Yearbook was compiled, written and layed out by John Regenfuss; Jeff Nelson, Executive Editor; Erin Douglas, Design and Cover Art. Photos by or courtesy of: Ken Gilbert, Steve Manuel, Penn State Athletics, John Regenfuss, and Mark Selders.

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All-Time Record..................................................767-350-117 All-Time Big Ten Record...........................................57-44-10 National Championships..................................................... 11 Big Ten Championships........................................................ 3 Statement of Non-Discrimination The Pennsylvania State University is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to programs, facilities, admission, and employment without regard to personal characteristics not related to ability, performance, or qualifications as determined by University policy or by state or federal authorities. The Pennsylvania State University does not discriminate against any person because of age, ancestry, color, disability or handicap, national origin, race, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Direct all inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policy to the Affirmative Action Director, The Pennsylvania State University, 328 Boucke Building, University Park, PA 16802-5901; tel. (814) 863-0471; TDD (814) 865-3175.

2011 SCHEDULE

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vs. Stetson (2) vs. Florida International (2) SAINT PETER’S SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) at Hartford at Indiana* GEORGETOWN

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MICHIGAN* PENN at Michigan State*^ at Akron NORTHWESTERN*^ at UMBC at Ohio State* at Bucknell

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at Hofstra WISCONSIN* Big Ten Tournament (3) NCAA Championship First Round NCAA Championship Second Round NCAA Championship Third Round

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NCAA Championship Quarterfinals College Cup Semifinals (4) College Cup Final (4)

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2011 Schedule Notes • Penn State has never faced 2011 opponents Siena, Stetson, and Saint Peter’s in the 101-year history of the program.

• Penn State plays 10 teams that qualified for the 2010 NCAA Championship – Saint Peter’s, Indiana, Georgetown, Michigan, Penn, Michigan State, Akron, UMBC, Ohio State, and Bucknell.

• Penn State set the Big Ten record for shots in a game, recording 38, in the Nittany Lions’ 2010 meeting with Saint Francis (Pa.), a 4-3 victory. The Red Flash returns to Happy Valley in 2011 on Sept. 14.

• The Nittany Lions will log nearly 1,700 miles of round trip travel during a four-game road stretch in October that features matches at UMBC, Ohio State, Bucknell, and Hofstra.

• A grueling month of October will feature games against seven 2010 NCAA Championship qualifiers and five road matches.

• Penn State has more wins against Bucknell (58) than any other team in program history and more wins against Northwestern (22) than any other Big Ten opponent.

• Penn State is only one of two teams to own a winning record in Big Ten Tournament play (24-13-4) and trails Indiana for the most wins by just two.

ALL TIMES EASTERN * Big Ten games ^ Game to be televised on the Big Ten Network (1) Penn State Classic, University Park, Pa. (2) Wolstein Soccer Classic, Columbus, Ohio (3) Hosted by Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.

(4) Hosted by UAB and Alabama Sports Foundation, Hoover, Ala.

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HEAD COACH BOB WARMING Head Coach

Bob

WARMING Second Year at Penn State Berea College, 1975 CAREER RECORD: 397-188-65

Appointed the 11th head coach in the history of the Penn State men’s soccer program on May 24, 2010, Bob Warming made an immediate impact in his first season in charge of the Nittany Lions.

Despite not even meeting the predominance of his team for the first time until just weeks before the season began, Warming led the 2010 Lions to 14 wins, the most since by a PSU team since 2002, a Big Ten Tournament title game appearance, and to the program’s first NCAA postseason victory in five years.

Penn State boasted one of the nation’s most prolific offenses in 2010, totaling 144 points (45 goals, 54 assists) in 23 games. Junior forward Corey Hertzog posted the most productive season by a Nittany Lion in 55 years, recording an NCAA-leading 20 goals and 46 points. Senior midfielder Matheus Braga led the nation and shattered the Big Ten single season record in assists, registering 17. Both players earned NSCAA Second Team AllAmerican honors.

Also successful in the classroom, Penn State received the NSCAA Team Academic Achievement Award in 2010, earning the honor with a 3.07 team GPA. Warming enters 2011 and his second season in Happy Valley on the verge of reaching a historic benchmark – 400 career wins. When he attains that milestone, he will join an exclusive club that possesses a membership numbering just 30 coaches in the history of Division I men’s soccer.

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Warming’s three-plus decades as a head coach have been signified by distinction, achievement, and success. The six-time finalist for national coach of the year and 2008 winner of the award, according to FieldTurf Tarkett, holds a lofty place in the NCAA record book, ranking sixth among active Division I head coaches and 15th in Division I history with 397 victories. Warming is also one of only two active coaches in Division I to take two different programs to the College Cup. Warming, whose distinguished career spans 33 years, came to Happy Valley from Creighton University, where he took over a previously dormant program and developed it into a conference and regional power and national title contender.

In 14 total years in Omaha, served in two different stints (1990-94, 2001-09), Warming, the winningest coach in program history, led the Bluejays to 190 victories, seven Missouri Valley Conference regular season and tournament championships, 11 NCAA Championship appearances, and to the 2002 College Cup. His teams proved nearly unbeatable at home, compiling a 107-18-15 record in Omaha. In recognition of his dominance in league play, Warming, a three-time Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year honoree, was named the MVC All-Centennial Team Coach in 2006.

An ardent believer in giving back through charitable works, Warming’s 2009 Creighton squad won the community service award for performing over 1500 hours of volunteer activities, including working on Habitat for Humanity projects, reading to elementary school students, and helping out at hospitals. Warming has also has served as the honorary chairman of the Boy Scouts of America for Nebraska and as the honorary chairman of the Omaha Children’s Crisis Center annual fund raiser.

Warming has not only built successful teams on the field, but also assisted with the design, fundraising, and construction management of three collegiate soccer stadiums, including, most recently, the $13 million, 6,000seat, state-of-the-art Michael G. Morrison, S.J., Stadium at Creighton.

He and his winning teams helped fill the stands at Morrison Stadium, as Creighton led the MVC and ranked in the NCAA top 10 in attendance each of the past seven seasons.

In honor of significant contributions made to the athletic program at the university, Warming was inducted into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame in April 2011, becoming just the seventh head coach to earn the honor in its 43-year history.

In between his tenures at Creighton, Warming served as head coach at Saint Louis University, where he guided it to four Conference USA championships, three NCAA Championship berths, and the 1997 College Cup. His Billiken teams also finished ranked in the top 20 in all four seasons.

Warming also previously held head coaching positions at Old Dominion (1996), Charlotte (1982-88), Berry College (1977-81), and Transylvania University (1976). His career coaching record stands at an impressive 397188-65 (.661).

Warming has also produced numerous professional prospects, as at least one of his players has been selected in every MLS draft, a total of 26 since the league’s inception in 1996. In the 2010 SuperDraft, that streak continued when Corey Hertzog was selected by the New York Red Bulls with the No. 13 pick in the first round while Drew Cost was a supplemental draft choice of Real Salt Lake.

A 1975 graduate of Berea College (Ky.), Warming was a four-sport varsity letterwinner, starring on the golf, swimming, tennis, and soccer teams. As a starting goalkeeper, he posted a 28-2-2 record. Warming also holds a master’s of science degree in sport administration from Eastern Kentucky University.

Warming and his wife, Cindy, have four children – Emily, Bess, and twins Audrey and Grant.

HEAD COACH BOB WARMING CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Six-time finalist for NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year (1991, 1992, 1993, 2002, 2005, 2008) Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) All-Centennial Team Coach (2006) Three-time MVC Coach of the Year (1992, 1993, 2008) Seven MVC regular season championships (1992, 1993, 1994, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008) 16 NCAA Tournament appearances (1992-94) (1997-2008, 2010) Led Saint Louis to 1997 College Cup Led Creighton to 2002 College Cup 1993 Soccer News National Coach of the Year 2008 FieldTurf Tarkett National Coach of the Year 2009 Omaha Sports Hall of Fame Inductee 2011 Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee 29 winning seasons Ranks sixth among NCAA active coaches with 397 wins One of two active Division I coaches to take two different teams to the College Cup

Career Coaching Record 1976 Transylvania 1977 Berry College 1978 Berry College 1979 Berry College 1980 Berry College 1981 Berry College 1982 Charlotte 1983 Charlotte 1984 Charlotte 1985 Charlotte 1986 Charlotte 1987 Charlotte 1988 Charlotte 1990 Creighton 1991 Creighton 1992* Creighton 1993* Creighton 1994* Creighton 1996 Old Dominion 1997^$ Saint Louis 1998^ Saint Louis 1999^ Saint Louis 2000^ Saint Louis 2001 Creighton 2002*$ Creighton 2003* Creighton 2004 Creighton 2005 Creighton 2006* Creighton 2007* Creighton 2008 Creighton 2009 Creighton 2010 Penn State

Career Total

2-11-1 7-5-0 12-5-0 16-3-0 15-3-1 11-6-1 11-6-3 7-9-4 11-7-3 11-6-2 9-13-0 8-7-2 10-4-3 12-5-3 12-5-2 14-3-1 19-1-0 15-5-1 3-17-0 16-5-4 14-5-1 17-4-2 13-3-3 11-9-1 18-4-2 12-6-4 14-4-2 15-5-3 13-5-3 12-3-5 16-2-2 7-4-5 14-8-1 397-188-65 (.661)

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ASSISTANT COACH BO OSHONIYI Assistant Coach

Bo

OSHONIYI First Year at Penn State Southern Connecticut State, 1994

On May 17, 2011, Adegboyega “Bo” Oshoniyi joined Penn State head coach Bob Warming’s staff as an assistant. Oshoniyi will assume a variety of coaching duties for the Nittany Lions, including working with the goalkeepers, and will play a key role in recruiting.

Oshoniyi came to Penn State after serving for two seasons as an assistant coach under Jay Vidovich at Wake Forest. Working primarily with the goalkeepers, he helped lead the ACC power to a total of 25 wins. In his first season at Wake Forest in 2009, the Demon Deacons posted a 17-4-3 record, captured the ACC regular season title, and advanced to the College Cup. Under Oshoniyi’s tutelage that season, the Demon Deacon goalkeepers compiled a 0.77 goals against average and registered 10 shutouts.

Prior to his time at Wake Forest, Oshoniyi was an assistant at South Florida for one season. In 2008, the Bulls went 15-5-3, won the program’s first BIG EAST tournament title, and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship.

As a collegiate player at Southern Connecticut State University, Oshoniyi was a two-time All-America goalkeeper, leading the Owls to two NCAA Division II National Championships and four straight New England Collegiate Conference titles. The Division II record holder for shutouts in a career with 50, he was named the Final Four Most Valuable Player twice and was honored with the Golden Boot Award, an award presented to the nation’s top collegiate goalkeeper, following his senior season. Oshoniyi was inducted into SCSU Hall of Fame in 2009.

After graduation, Oshoniyi embarked on a professional career in the United States that spanned 12 years and included stints with two Major League Soccer teams. Drafted by Columbus in the MLS’ inaugural draft, he spent the 1996 season with the club, recording the first win in Crew history.

Oshoniyi, the first African-American goalkeeper to start a game in the MLS, was also a member of the Kansas City Wizards from 2000-2006, winning two Western Conference titles (2000, 2004) and the MLS Championship in 2000.

Oshoniyi also played professionally with the USL’s New York Centaurs (1995), Connecticut Wolves (1997), Charleston Battery (1998), and Atlanta Silverbacks (1999) and trained with Ajax Amsterdam of the Dutch national football league. He was also a member of the U.S. team that competed at the World University Games in 1993 and played with the U.S. National B team in 1994.

Oshoniyi holds a USSF National “A” license and has served as an assistant coach for the U.S. U-17 National Team, as well as a Region I Olympic Development evaluator. A highly sought after clinician, he has also been a staff member for the Kansas City Wizards Soccer Camps along with the SoccerPlus, Star, and No. 1 Goalkeeper Academies.

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Soccer Club in Kansas City and was the head varsity girls coach at Saint Thomas Aquinas High School in Missouri and the boys’ varsity assistant at Shelton High School in Connecticut.

Oshoniyi graduated from Southern Connecticut State in 1994 with a degree in marketing, finance and communications. He and his wife, Tippi, have a three-year old son, Xander, and a one-year old daughter, Londyn.

ASSISTANT COACH CHAD DUERNBERGER Assistant Coach

Chad

DUERNBERGER First Year at Penn State University of Charleston, 2006

Chad Duernberger was added to the Penn State coaching staff in late June 2011, joining Bo Oshoniyi as a first-year assistant under head coach Bob Warming. Duernberger will assume a lead in role in team training and will also be involved in a variety of administrative duties.

Duernberger comes to Penn State after serving as the head men’s soccer coach at the University of Charleston, a Division II institution located in the capital city of West Virginia, for the past three seasons.

One of the youngest head coaches in the nation when he was hired in 2008, the 24-year-old Duernberger engineered an impressive and rapid turnaround after inheriting a Charleston program that went 0-17-0 the year prior. The Golden Eagles improved to 4-11-2 in his first season before finishing 19-4-0 in 2009, the second best season in program history.

Charleston posted a perfect 10-0-0 record in West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) play and captured both the WVIAC regular season and tournament titles. Earning a berth in the Division II NCAA Championship, the Golden Eagles advanced to the quarterfinals, ending the season ranked No. 7 in the nation. In recognition of his success, Duernberger was named the NSCAA Division II National Coach of the Year in addition to receiving Atlantic Region and WVIAC Coach of the Year honors.

Duernberger built upon that foundation in 2010, leading Charleston to a 16-4-1 record, including a 10-1-0 mark in conference play, and again to the WVIAC regular season and tournament championships. Making their second consecutive NCAA Championship appearance, the Golden Eagles advanced to the third round of the Division II playoffs. Charleston reached as high as No. 4 in the NSCAA poll before ending the season at No. 10.

In his three years at the University of Charleston, Duernberger coached four NSCAA All-Americans, 10 NSCAA All-Atlantic Region honorees, and 12 First Team All-WVIAC selections.

Prior to his tenure at the University of Charleston, Duernberger served as an office graduate assistant at Marshall University from 2006-07. A native of Belle, W.Va., Duernberger was four-year starter for the Golden Eagles (2002-06), earning First Team All-WVIAC honors three times and all-region recognition in 2002.

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2011 ROSTER

No. 1

Name Andrew Wolverton

Pos. GK

Yr./El. Fr./Fr.

Ht. 6-5

Wt. 195

Hometown/High School Snellville, Ga./St. Pius X Catholic

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Justin Lee

D

Sr./Sr.

5-10

155

Derwood, Md./Col. Zadok Magruder

3

Daniel Burnham

F

Jr./Jr.

5-10

165

Boise, Idaho/Mountain View

4

Mark Fetrow

D

Sr./Sr.

6-5

215

West Chester, Pa./Henderson

5

Jacob Barron

M

Jr./Jr.

5-10

150

La Mirada, Calif./La Habra

6

Kyle MacDonald

M

Fr./Fr.

5-8

140

Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury

8

Hasani Sinclair

F

Fr./Fr.

6-1

175

Coral Gables, Fla./American Heritage

10

Minh Vu

M/F

Jr./Jr.

5-10

155

Tucson, Ariz./Rincon

11

Doug Stevenson

M/F

Fr./Fr.

5-10

160

Leawood, Kan./Rockhurst

12

Owen Griffith

D

Fr./Fr.

6-1

170

Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg

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Brian Forgue

D

Jr./Jr.

6-0

177

Glenmoore, Pa./Downingtown West

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Marvin Ledgister

M/F

Jr./Jr.

6-1

195

London, England/Forest Hill School

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John Gallagher

M

Sr./Jr.

5-10

160

Pine Bush, N.Y./Pine Bush

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Dan Hepner

M/D

Fr./Fr.

5-10

145

Middletown, Pa./Middletown

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Grant Warming

M

So./So.

5-11

155

Omaha, Neb./Westside

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Daniel Parr

M

Jr./Jr.

6-1

170

Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin

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Mackenzie Arment

M

Sr./Sr.

5-9

150

Manheim, Pa./Manheim Central

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Matt Smallwood

D

Sr./Sr.

6-1

180

Cochranville, Pa./Octorara

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Jordan Tyler

F

So./So.

6-2

200

Rochester, Mich./Stoney Creek

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Randy Falk

D

Fr./Fr.

5-11

175

Tewksbury Township, N.J./The Pingry School

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Marco Ciarla

M

Sr./Sr.

6-0

183

Potomac, Md./Thomas S. Wootton

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Danny Sheerin

GK

Fr./Fr.

6-0

170

College Park, Md./DeMatha Catholic

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Micah Collins

GK

Jr./So.

6-2

200

Glen Rock, Pa./Susquehanna

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ARMENT

Mackenzie Arment // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG 2008 19-7 2 3 7 0 2009 20-12 0 2 2 0 2010 23-23 2 9 13 1 Career 62-42 4 14 22 1

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Manheim, Pa. Manheim Central 5-9, 150 • SR. • MIDFIELDER

2010 Academic All-Big Ten 2009 Academic All-Big Ten 2008 Big Ten All-Freshman Team (unanimous selection) 2010 (Junior): Academic All-Big Ten…One of two Nittany Lions to start all 23 games…Finished second on the team in assists with a career-high nine…Tied for third on the team in points (13)…Scored first goal of the season in 4-0 road rout of Denver (9/19)…Netted his first career game winning goal in 4-3 win over Saint Francis (9/29), heading in a shot in the 86th minute…Recorded a season high two assists in 4-3 victory over Binghamton (9/12)…Assisted on game winners versus Villanova (10/6), Lafayette (11/2), and against Indiana (11/12) in the Big Ten Tournament…

Also earned assists against Buffalo (9/3), Bucknell (9/10), Indiana (9/24), and Akron (10/13)…Tied for third on the team in shots (42).

2009 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten...Started 12 of 20 games in which he appeared...Earned an assist versus Cal State Fullerton (9/4)...

Assisted on Rafael Faria’s first career goal in 5-0 win over Penn (9/30)...

Tallied 20 shots.

2008 (Freshman): Unanimously voted to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team...Saw action in all 19 games, earning seven starts, including four straight to end the season...Finished the year second on the team in goals (tied, 2), assists (3), and points (7)...Scored first goal as a Nittany Lion against Michigan State (9/28)...Netted final goal in 3-1 victory over Cornell (10/15)...Earned an assist in his first collegiate game against Central Florida (8/29)...Assisted on Justin Lee’s game-winner versus Saint Francis (9/10)...

Recorded an assist on Jacobo Vera’s go-ahead score in first round Big Ten Championship match-up with Northwestern (11/13).

High School/Club/ODP: Led Manheim Central H.S. to the PIAA state finals in 2006 and the PIAA semifinals in 2007...As a junior, helped the Barons win a District III championship...Named the Lancaster-Lebanon Section III MVP 2006-2007...Earned Pennsylvania All-State nominations in 2006-2007...Played with PA Classics club team.

Background: Mackenzie Lee Arment was born on March 8, 1990...Son of Guy and Cynthia Arment...Has one brother, Eric, and two sisters, Tara and Aubree.

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CIARLA Potomac, Md. Thomas S. Wootton 6-0, 183 • SR. • MIDFIELDER

2010 Academic All-Big Ten 2010 (Junior): Academic All-Big Ten…Appeared in 14 games…Registered two shots.

2009 (Sophomore): Saw game action for first time as a Nittany Lion, playing in 15 matches...Made first career start at James Madison (9/20).

2008 (Freshman): Did not see game action.

2007 (Freshman): Redshirted.

High School/Club/ODP: Starting defender at Thomas S. Wootton H.S. for three seasons, helping the Patriots win a division championship in 2005...

Captained his high school team as a senior...Played on the OBGC Pumas club team, contributing to a second place finish in the Colonial League in 2007...Club team won NCSL Division I championships in the spring of 2005 and 2006...Received an invitation to play with the D.C. United Youth Team in national finals in Tampa, Fla...Participated in the national club finals with Freestate United in Little Rock, Ark. in the summer of 2008...

Scored a goal in 4-0 win in State Cup finals and netted the winning goal in double overtime in the regional semifinals.

Background: Marco Nicholas Ciarla was born on March 6, 1989 in Sacramento, Calif....Son of Massimo and Fulvia Ciarla...Has a brother, Alessandro...Majoring in Biological Engineering.

Marco Ciarla // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG 2007 Redshirted 2008 0-0 0 0 0 0 2009 15-1 0 0 0 0 2010 14-0 0 0 0 0 Career 29-1 0 0 0 0

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FETROW West Chester, Pa. Henderson 6-5, 215 • SR. • DEFENDER

2009 Academic All-Big Ten 2008 All-Big Ten Freshman Team (unanimous selection) 2008 Big Ten Championship All-Tournament Team 2008 BMW/Nike Challenge All-Tournament Team 2010 (Junior): Started 13 of the 21 games in which he saw action…

Notched a career-high two goals…Netted the game winner in 2-0 victory over Air Force (9/17)…Scored second goal of the season in 4-3 win over Saint Francis (Pa.) (9/29)…Registered 10 shots, including six on goal.

2009 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten...In the starting line-up as a central defender for all 19 games in which he appeared...A key part of a Penn State defense that registered nine shutouts and allowed just five goals in Big Ten play...Recorded eight shots with four on goal.

2008 (Freshman): A unanimous selection to the 2008 Big Ten AllFreshman Team...Named to BMW/Nike Challenge All-Tournament Team...Honored on Big Ten Championship All-Tournament Team...The only freshman and one of just two Nittany Lions to start all 19 games...Led the team in minutes played (1,711)...Scored first career goal in 1-1 tie with No. 2 Akron (10/29)...Totaled 13 shots, including four on goal.

High School/Club/ODP: Earned First Team All-Southeast Pennsylvania honors as a senior at West Chester Henderson H.S....Selected First Team All-Ches-Mont League in 2007 and Second Team All-Ches-Mont League in 2006...Led his club team, FC Delco, to USYSA Region I and EPYSA state championships in 2007.

Background: Mark Reed Fetrow was born on Jan. 18, 1990 to Mike and Lorrie Fetrow...Has two brothers, Kyle and Ryan...Majoring in Secondary Education.

Mark Fetrow // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG SH 2008 19-19 1 0 2 0 13 2009 19-19 0 0 0 0 8 2010 21-13 2 0 4 1 10 Career 59-51 3 0 6 1 31

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2 Justin

LEE Derwood, Md. Colonel Zadok Magruder 5-10, 155 • SR. • DEFENDER

2010 (Junior): Started 22 of the 23 games in which he saw action…

Recorded one goal and four assists, giving him career high six points for the season…Scored one of biggest goals of the year, netting the game winner in 2-1 victory over archrival Indiana in the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament…Earned assists in wins over Buffalo (9/3), Michigan State (10/10), and Penn (10/26) and against Michigan (11/14) in Big Ten Tournanment championship…Ranked fifth on the team in shots with 32.

2009 (Sophomore): Started all 21 games in which he saw action...Major contributor from his right back position on a defense that recorded nine shutouts...Tallied 15 shots, including six on goal.

2008 (Freshman): One of two freshmen to play in all 19 games, starting 14...Scored first career goal versus Saint Francis (Pa.) (9/10), netting the game winner in 1-0 win...Notched first career assist in 3-2 victory over Ohio State (10/11), helping on the first of Corey Hertzog’s two goals...

Recorded 13 shots.

High School/Club/ODP: Attended Col. Zadok Magruder H.S. in Rockville, earning Maryland All-State First Team honors in 2007 and the Maryland All-State Second Team accolades in 2006...Named AllMontgomery County, All-Rockville Gazette, and All-Metropolitan area as a junior and senior...Selected to All-Baltimore Examiner and All-South teams in 2007...Played club soccer with the Potomac Cougars.

Background: Justin David Lee was born on Jan. 15, 1990 in Rockville, Md....Son of Henry and Diane Lee...Has two brothers, Alex and Nathan...

Majoring in Management.

Justin Lee // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G 2008 19-14 1 2009 21-21 0 2010 23-22 1 Career 63-57 2

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A PTS GWG SH 1 3 1 13 0 0 0 15 4 6 1 32 5 9 2 60

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SMALLWOOD Cochranville, Pa. Octorara 6-1, 180 • SR. • DEFENDER

2010 (Junior): Started all 23 games after moving from the midfield to right back...Key contributor in Penn State’s six shutouts...Finished tied for fifth on the team in assists (4) and tied for sixth in points (6)...Led the Lions in minutes played, logging a total of 2,037...Scored first collegiate goal in 4-3 victory over Saint Francis (Pa.) (9/29)...Notched a career-high four shots versus the Red Flash, helping PSU set the Big Ten record for shots in a game (38)...Recorded first career assist versus Indiana (9/24)...Also earned an assist in 1-0 win over Lafayette (11/2)...Had two postseason assists, contributing to a 3-1 Big Ten Tournament win over Northwestern (11/11) and a 4-1 NCAA Second Round victory over Old Dominion (11/21)...

Totaled seven shots, including four on goal.

2009 (Sophomore): Saw action in the midfield in 19 games, starting seven, including four straight to end the season...Recorded six shots.

2008 (Freshman): Started five of 12 games in which he appeared...Sustained separated shoulder late in the game versus Lehigh (10/21), causing him to miss the Wisconsin (10/26) and Akron (10/29) games...Recorded four shots (one on goal).

High School/Club/ODP: A three-time First Team All-Southern Chester County League selection in 2004, 2005, and 2006 at Octorara H.S. in Atglen, Pa....Honored on All-Southeast Pennsylvania Area First Team and All-Area Daily Local News First Team in 2005 and 2006...Led club team, Pennsylvania Classics, to three state championships and two regional finals...

An Eastern Pennsylvania State ODP player for three years (2004-06).

Background: Matthew Scott Smallwood was born on April 25, 1989...

Son of Chip and Marcia Smallwood...Has two brothers, Evan and Ryan...

Majoring in Turf Grass Science.

Matt Smallwood // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG SH 2008 12-5 0 0 0 0 4 2009 19-7 0 0 0 0 6 2010 23-23 1 4 6 0 7 Career 54-35 1 4 6 0 17

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BARRON La Mirada, Calif.

La Habra 5-10, 150 • JR. • MIDFIELDER

2010 (Sophomore - UC Davis): Played in all 18 games, making 16 starts, including all 10 Big West matches…Earned first career assist and point in 1-0 win over Cal State Northridge…Totaled nine shots with four on goal.

2009 (Freshman - UC Davis): Appeared in 19 games, starting 13…

Recorded nine shots, including three on goal.

High School/Club/ODP: Earned first team all-area and All-Freeway League honors in senior season at La Habra H.S....Scored six goals and added eight assists to help the Highlanders to a 24-3-2 record and the Southern Section Division III title...Netted the game winner in the CIFSS championship match as a junior...Played club soccer with OSC Rage under head coach Brian Kleiban...As a member of Cal South ODP, led team to regional (2008) and national titles (2009)...Competed with the South Coast Bayern U-17 squad at Northern Ireland Milk Cup in 2008.

Personal: Jacob L. Barron was born on April 8, 1991 in La Mirada, Calif. to parents Lou and Jeanne…Has three sisters – Luisa, Erika, and Tina…

Majoring in kinesiology.

Jacob Barron // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG SH 2009 19-13 0 0 0 0 9 2010 18-16 0 1 1 0 9 Career 37-29 0 1 1 0 18

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BURNHAM Boise, Idaho Mountain View 5-10, 165 • JR. • FORWARD

2010 (Sophomore): In his first season a Nittany Lion, appeared in 18 games...Earned two starts, versus UMBC (10/20) and Lafayette (11/2)...

Recorded one goal and two assists, totaling four points for the season...

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Scored the game winner, his first goal at Penn State, in 1-0 road victory against Lafayette...Assisted on goals versus Ohio State (10/23) and in the Big Ten Tournament championship game against Michigan (11/14)...

Tallied 12 shots.

2007 (Freshman): Played at Treasure Valley Community College in Ontario, Ore. as a freshman in 2007, leading the Chukars and the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges with 28 goals and four assists...Named First Team NWAACC All-Star.

High School/Club/ODP: Four-year varsity letterwinner and team captain as a junior and senior at Mountain View H.S. in Meridian, Idaho...Awarded first team all-state honors as a junior and senior...Led MVHS to a state championship in senior season of 2006, scoring five goals during the tournament to earn MVP honors...Gatorade Player of the Year nominee in 2006.

Background: Daniel Todd Burnham was born on Oct. 1, 1987 in Boise, Idaho...Son of Wade and Isbelia Burnham...Has two older brothers, Joseph and Hyrum, and one older sister, Mary...Majoring in Communications.

Daniel Burnham // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG SH 2010 18-2 1 2 4 1 12 Career 18-2 1 2 4 1 12

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Brian

Lincoln, Neb. Shattuck-St. Mary’s

Glenmoore, Pa. Downingtown West

5-10, 170 • JR. • FORWARD/MIDFIELDER

6-0, 177 • JR. • DEFENDER

CARDONA

FORGUE

2010 (Sophomore - Butler): In the starting line-up for 19 of 20 games on a Bulldog team that went 16-1-3, won the Horizon League (7-0-1), and earned the No. 13 seed for the NCAA Championship...Selected to Horizon League All-Tournament Team...Horizon League All-Academic Team honoree...Tied for third on the team with four goals, including two game winners...Also, notched one assist, giving him nine points on the season...

Finished second on the team in shots (41).

2010 Academic All-Big Ten

2009 (Freshman - Butler): Named the Horizon League Newcomer of the Year as Butler posted a 14-3-2 record, captured the Horizon League regular season crown, and qualified for the NCAA Championship...

Honored on College Soccer News All-Freshman Team...Saw action in all 19 games, starting 14...Finished as Butler’s second-leading scorer, totaling six goals, three assists, and 15 points...Topped the Horizon League in game winning goals with four, helping the Bulldogs to victories over UW Green Bay, IUPUI, DePaul, and Illinois-Chicago...Led all conference freshmen in scoring...Notched first collegiate assist in win over Valparaiso...Ranked second on the team in shots on goal (16) and third in total shots.

2009 (Freshman): Appeared in 11 games, earning four starts, including the final three of the season...Came into the Michigan State (10/4) game when Mark Fetrow was sent off with two yellow cards and helped hold the Spartans scoreless...Made first career start in draw with Northwestern (10/11)...Scored first career goal in NCAA Championship match-up with Maryland (11/22), heading in a ball to the tie the game in the 49th minute.

High School/Club/ODP: Started high school career at Pius X in Lincoln, Neb....Earned all-city and all-state honors while leading it a state runner-up finish in 2007...Attended Shattuck-St. Mary’s High School in Faribault, Minn. for his junior and senior years...Named Soccer Player of the Year in 2008...Played with club team with Arsenal United under head coach Alex Vasquez, winning four state championships (2004-07)...ODP experience includes participation on the Region II team (2007-08) and the USYS SuperGroup (2007-08).

Personal: Julian Joseph Cardona was born on Dec. 4, 1990 in Lincoln, Neb....Son of Rene and Maria Cardona...Has an older brother, Rene III, who played baseball at Nebraska Wesleyan, and younger sister, Alexa, who played soccer at Nebraska...Plans to major in business.

Julian Cardona // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG 2009 19-14 6 3 15 4 2010 20-19 4 1 9 2 Career 39-33 10 4 24 6

SH 32 41 73

2010 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten...Made his mark as a central defender, starting the final 19 games of the season...Played in a total of 21 matches...Earned first career assist in 4-3 win over Saint Francis (Pa.) (9/29), teaming with Corey Hertzog to give PSU a 1-0 lead in the game’s fourth minute.

High School/Club/ODP: Four year varsity player at Downingtown West High School in Downingtown, Pa....The two-time team captain (2007-08) led the Whippets to Ches Mont League Championships in 2006, 2007, and 2008 and to District I and PIAA State Championships in 2008...Voted Most Valuable Defensive Player at Downingtown (2007, 2008)...Twotime NSCAA/adidas High School Boys’ All-America First Team honoree (2007, 2008)...Selected to Region II Pennsylvania All-America Team, East Regional Pennsylvania All-America Team, Pennsylvania All-State Team, and Southeastern Pennsylvania All-Star Team in 2007 and 2008...Named First Team All-Ches Mont (2006, 2007, 2008) and Ches Mont League MVP (2007, 2008)...Honored as 2008 Philadelphia Inquirer All-Southeastern Pennsylvania Player of the Year and Daily Local News Player of the Year (2007, 2008)...Played club soccer with the FC Delco Academy Team (200809), FC Delco Hammerheads (2004-09), and Spirit United/FC Delco Strikers (1998-2003)...Led FC Delco to the finals of the USYSA National Championships in 2006 and to a third place finish in 2007 and 2008...Won four Region I Championships, eight EPYSA State Cup Championships, and two Region I Premier League Championships (2005, 2007)...Gained ODP experience with the EPYSA State Team from 2004-06.

Background: Brian James Forgue was born Oct. 19, 1990 in Bryn Mawr, Pa....Son of Steve and Joan Forgue...Brother, Stephen, will be a senior this year at Penn State...Majoring in Crime, Law, and Justice.

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2009 (Freshman): Appeared in six games...Registered two shots (one on goal).

High School/Club/ODP: Honored as the Orange County Interscholastic Athletic Association (OCIAA) Player of the Year in 2006 while at Pine Brush H.S...In 2005, led the Bushmen to a OCIAA Division I championship...

Played on the Super Y National Select Team in 2006 and 2007 and on the USYSA Region I Team and Eastern New York State Team in 2006...Earned club experience with FC Westchester US Soccer Academy.

Background: John Charles Gallagher was born on April 18, 1990 in Manhattan, N.Y....Son of John and Yolanda Gallagher...Has two brothers, Timothy and Ryan...Majoring in Recreation, Park, and Tour Management.

John Gallagher // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG 2009 6-0 0 0 0 0 2010 12-3 1 0 2 0 Career 18-3 1 0 2 0

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GALLAGHER Pine Bush, N.Y. Pine Bush 5-10, 160 • JR. • MIDFIELDER

2010 (Sophomore): Saw action in 12 games, making three starts...Made first career start in 1-0 victory over the College of Charleston (9/5)...Scored first career goal in season opening 5-0 rout of Buffalo (9/3), blasting in a shot from 35 yards out late in the second half...Totaled three shots for the season.

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LEDGISTER London, England Forest Hill School 6-1, 195 • JR. • MIDFIELDER/FORWARD

2003, 2007, and 2008.

Background: Daniel Parr was born on August 28, 1990 to parents Brian and Karen Parr...Has two older brothers, Carson and Andy...Andy is a senior defender on the Penn State men’s soccer team...Majoring in Economics.

Daniel Parr // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G 2009 9-3 2 2010 4-1 0 Career 13-4 2

A PTS GWG 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0

SH 7 0 7

2009-10 (Freshman & Sophomore - North Iowa Area Community College): Selected to the NSCAA All-Region First Team (2010)...Earned All-USA Community College Academic honors (2010)...Led NIACC to a 16-3-2 record and the Region XI Championship as a sophomore...The Trojans’ leading scorer the last two seasons, totaling 24 goals and 18 assists.

High School/Club/ODP: Played in secondary school at Forest Hill School in London...Won four Inner London Cups, two London Cups, and two Bexley Cups...Coca-Cola national runner-up from South England.

Personal: Marvin Nikolai Ledgister was born on Feb. 26, 1990 in London, England...Has two brothers, Joel and Jeremy, and one sister, Elena...

Majoring in economics.

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PARR Hummelstown, Pa. Lower Dauphin 6-1, 170 • JR. • MIDFIELDER

2010 (Sophomore): Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award recipient...In his first season in Happy Valley, saw action in four matches...Made first start as a Nittany Lion in key 2-1 Big Ten victory over Michigan State (10/10).

2009 (Freshman): Played in nine games, starting three, in freshman season at Rutgers...Finished tied for third on the team in goals (2) and fourth in points (4)...Made his first collegiate start in 3-0 loss to Syracuse (10/2)...

Scored his first career goal on his first shot, helping the Scarlet Knights upset No. 9 South Florida, 2-1 (10/31)...Scored in second consecutive game by netting a goal in 2-0 victory over West Virginia (11/4).

High School/Club/ODP: Four-year starter at Lower Dauphin H.S....

Two-time Mid-Penn Keystone Division Team selection...Earned all-state and Keystone Division MVP honors as a senior...A member of the Super Y ODP National Team in 2006 and 2008...Captured the Region I ODP Championship in 2007...Competed on the USA Region I ODP Team in GoPSUsports.com • PENN STATE 2011

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Minh

Coral Gables, Fla. American Heritage

Tucson, Ariz.

Rincon

6-1, 175 • JR. • FORWARD

5-10, 155 • JR. • MIDFIELDER/FORWARD

SINCLAIR

VU

2010 (Sophomore - South Florida): Played in 17 games...Ranked third on the team in points (7), recording two goals and three assists...Netted two goals in 4-0 win over Syracuse...Notched two assists in 2-1 upset win over No. 9 Ohio State...Totaled 28 shots, including 14 on goal.

2010 (Sophomore - Pima Community College): Received NJCAA First Team All-American, Region I Player of the Year, First Team All-ACCAC, and First Team All-Region I recognition...Topped NJCAA Region I in scoring with 44 points (15 goals, 14 assists), helping PCC to 17-6 record.

2009 (Freshman - South Florida): Selected to BIG EAST All-Rookie Team...

Earned Second Team All-Rookie Team honors from TopDrawerSoccer. com...Named Third Team All-Freshman by College Soccer News...Saw action in all 21 games, amassing 1,404 minutes of playing time as USF went 14-4-3...Topped the Bulls in shots with 46 and tied for the team lead in points (15)...Finished second on the team in goals (5) and assists (5)...

Scored first collegiate goal in 2-1 win over Notre Dame...Notched first career assist in first collegiate game, a 2-1 win over UCF.

2009 (Freshman - Pima Community College): Earned Second Team All-America honors...Led PCC to a 15-6-1 record...Finished second in the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference in goals and points (42).

High School/Club/ODP: Starred at American Heritage H.S. where he scored over 130 goals, won three player of the year awards, and captured two state championships...Received Parade Magazine and First Team ESPN Rise All-America honors...In senior season, recorded 47 goals and 14 assists and was named Florida Gatorade Player of the Year...Competed on ODP Region III team for three years and with U.S. U-15, 16, 18, and 20 squads...With U-18 team, played in the Northern Ireland Milk Cup and won a gold medal at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival...With the U-20 team, participated in the Copas Chivas Tournament in Portugal.

Personal: Hasani Sinclair was born on Feb. 5, 1991 in Bronx, N.Y....Son of Fitz and Karen Sinclair...Has three brothers, Omari, Shomari, and Sekani...

Sekani will be a freshman on the men’s soccer team at Appalachian State in 2011...Majoring in communications.

Hasani Sinclair // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG 2009 21- 5 5 15 0 2010 17-15 2 3 7 1 Career 38- 7 8 22 1

SH 46 28 74

High School/Club/ODP: At Rincon H.S. in Tucson, Ariz., registered 74 career goals and 50 assists as a four-year varsity letterwinner...Led the Rangers to a state championship in 2007 and to runner-up finishes in 2008 and 2009...Following a 29-goal, 14-assist senior season, earned first team all-conference and all-state honors.

Personal: Minh Vu was born on Sept. 27, 1990 in Tucson, Ariz....Son of Khuyen and Maria Vu...Has a younger brother, Brian...Majoring in criminal justice.

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COLLINS Glen Rock, Pa. Susquehannock 6-2, 200 • JR./SO. • GOALKEEPER

2010 (Freshman): Did not see game action.

2009 (Freshman): Redshirted freshman season at Villanova.

High School/Club/ODP: Recorded 13 shutouts in senior season at Susquehannock H.S, earning York County All-Star recognition...Captained the Warriors to a PIAA AA State Championship in 2008...Also served as the varsity punter and kicker on the football team, receiving first team allcounty honors...Played club soccer for FC Delco, winning the Region I Premier Championship in 2007 and the EPYSA State Championship in 2008...Also helped FCD capture the 2008 Jefferson Cup title...FC Delco

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Background: Parents are Bill and Debbie Collins...Bill Collins played soccer at Penn State under Walter Bahr while Debbie was a basketball player at PSU...Has a sister, Danielle, who attends Penn State...Pursuing an engineering degree.

Jordan Tyler // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG SH 2010 22-11 5 3 13 1 42 Career 22-11 5 3 13 1 42

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TYLER Rochester, Mich.

Stoney Creek 6-2, 200 • SO. • FORWARD

2010 TopDrawerSoccer.com Honorable Mention All-Rookie Team 2010 Penn State Classic All-Tournament Team 2010 (Freshman): TopDrawerSoccer.com Honorable Mention All-Rookie Team...Appeared in 22 games, starting 11...Tied for second on the team in goals (5) and third in points (13)...Named to Penn State Classic AllTournament Team after totaling three goals, including his first collegiate score versus Bucknell (9/10) and his first career multi-goal game versus Binghamton (9/12)...Scored the game-winning goal and added an assist in 3-1 victory over Northwestern in the Big Ten Tournament (11/11)...

Netted fifth goal of the year in 4-1 rout of Old Dominion in second round NCAA Championship contest (11/21)...Also notched assists versus Air Force (9/17) and UMBC (10/20)...Tied for third on the team in shots (42) and shots on goal (19).

High School/Club/ODP: Ranked as the No. 7 collegiate prospect in the Great Lakes region and 49th nationally, according to TopDrawerSoccer. com...Four-year varsity starter and senior team captain at Stoney Creek H.S. in Rochester Hills, Mich...Versatile and dynamic, played defender, midfielder, and forward for the Cougars...Either led or finished second on the team in scoring throughout high school career...Named All-Oakland Athletics Association and all-district all four years, including as a freshman, becoming the first player in Michigan to receive that recognition...As a senior, selected by the Michigan High School Soccer Association to the state Dream Team and to the All-State First Team and was also a Gatorade Player of the Year candidate...Played club soccer with the Michigan Wolves for the past four years...Helped it win a national championship in 2007, scoring a goal in the title game...Captured an academy national championship in 2009, tallying a goal and an assist in the playoffs.

Background: Jordan C. Tyler was born on August 19, 1992...Son of Mark and Renee Tyler...Has an older brother, Julian...Plans to major in Sports Management.

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WARMING Omaha, Neb. Westside 5-11, 155 • SO. • MIDFIELDER

2010 (Freshman): Played in 16 games in rookie season...Drew a foul in the box versus Michigan (10/3), leading to a penalty kick conversion by Corey Hertzog...Recorded four shots.

High School/Club/ODP: Earned three varsity letters and started every game as a junior and senior at Westside High School in Omaha, Neb....

Led the Warriors to the state finals in 2008 and 2009...Topped the team in assists in junior year and ranked first in the state of Nebraska (26) in assists in senior year...Team captain in 2009...Played in 2008 Shrine East/West All-Star game...Competed at the club level with Arsenal United under head coach Alex Vasquez...Won seven consecutive Nebraska state championships (2003-09).

Background: Thomas Grant Warming was born on August 30, 1990 in Omaha, Neb....Son of Bob and Cindy Warming...Father is Penn State men’s soccer head coach...Has two older sisters, Emily and Bess, and a twin sister, Audrey...Majoring in Economics.

Grant Warming // Career Statistics Season GP-GS G A PTS GWG SH 2010 16-0 0 0 0 0 4 Career 16-0 0 0 0 0 4

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FALK Tewksbury Township, N.J. The Pingry School 5-11, 175 • FR. • DEFENDER

High School/Club/ODP: Led The Pingry School (Martinsville, N.J.) to a 71-4-1 record, four conference and county championships, and a state title...Named Somerset County MVP and NJSCA First Team All-State...

Earned First Team All-Somerset County, Skyland Division, All-American East, and Courier News honors...Selected to Star Ledger All-County First Team and All-State Second Team...Received ESPN Rise honorable mention and ESPN Fall All-State Soccer All-Star recognition...Club team member of the Players Development Academy under head coach Sam Nellins.

Personal: Andrew Ronald Falk was born on Oct. 29, 1992 in Paterson, N.J....Parents are Jay and Judy Falk...Has two brothers, Matt and Jefferson, and a sister, Callie...Grandfather, H. Ronald Falk, attended Penn State...

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2011 NITTANY LIONS Majoring in economics/communications...Future career plans include sports analysis/sports casting.

Kelly and Holly, who both attended Penn State...Majoring in kinesiology...

Interested in pursuing a career as a physician’s assistant.

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Kyle

Lewisburg, Pa. Lewisburg

Yardley, Pa. Pennsbury

6-1, 170 • FR. • DEFENDER

5-8, 140 • FR. • MIDFIELDER

GRIFFITH

High School/Club/ODP: Contributed to 77 wins as a four-year letterwinner at Lewisburg H.S....Totaled 43 goals and 30 assists...In senior season, notched a career-high 20 goals and 12 assists, earning First Team All-State honors...Led the Dragons to three District 4 titles and to the state quarterfinals in 2008 and 2010...With Penn Fusion club team (2009-10), won the Players Develop Tournament, placed second in the USYS National League, and claimed fourth place at the USYS National Championships...

Played academy soccer with PA Classics in 2011...Active with the PA East ODP team from 2007-09...Captured a Region I championship in 2008.

Personal: Owen Matthew Griffith was born on Nov. 11, 1992 in Reading, Pa....Parents, Sam and Amy Griffith, are both Penn State graduates...

Had an older brother, Drew, who also attended Penn State...Majoring in agricultural/environment...Planning a career as an environmentalist/ conservationist.

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MacDONALD

High School/Club/ODP: A four-year starter at Pennsbury H.S. in Fairless Hills, Pa....Led the Falcons to 63 victories, two Suburban One League National titles (2008, 2009), and to the PIAA AAA State quarterfinals (2010)...Finished career with 16 goals and 23 assists...Set career highs in goals (8) and assists (12) as a senior...Named ESPN Rise Top 40 Players in Pennsylvania, First Team All-Suburban One League National, and Bucks County Courier Times All-Golden First Team recognition in 2010...Also earned All-Suburban One National League Honorable Mention (2008) and Second Team (2009) honors...Played club soccer with YMS Thunder under head coach Albert Prickett, helping team earn the No. 2 national ranking by GotSoccer.com...Captured an EPYSA State Cup National Championship series title in 2010 after qualifying as a finalist in 2007 and 2009...Team placed second in the Region I Premiere League (2010) and was a finalist at Disney Soccer Showcase (2010)...Won title at the 2011 Jefferson Cup Showcase.

Personal: Kyle Murphy McDonald was born on Oct. 9, 1992 in Trenton, N.J....Parents are Gregg and Kathleen MacDonald...Has three older sisters, Erin, Gillian, who attended Penn State from 2002-06, and Mallory...

Majoring in architecture.

HEPNER Middletown, Pa. Middletown 5-10, 145 • FR. • MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER

High School/Club/ODP: Attended Middletown Area H.S., where he was a four-year varsity letterwinner and three-year starter at center mid/ forward...A two-time Mid-Penn Keystone Division All-Star Team selection (2009-10)...Team captain of the 2010 Blue Raiders...Played club soccer with LDC United...Won the Indoor National Title (2005) and was threetime EPYSA State Semifinalist (2006-08)...Also a member of the City Islanders Super Y League club team (2006-07)...Named 2009 Player of the Camp at Penn State and Bucknell Elite Camps.

Personal: Daniel Christopher Hepner was born on March 17, 1992 in Harrisburg, Pa....Son of Tony and Diane Hepner...Has two older sisters, GoPSUsports.com • PENN STATE 2011

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SHEERIN College Park, Md. DeMatha Catholic 6-0, 170 • FR. • GOALKEEPER

Kansas State Cup championships (2005-07, 2009) with KCFC Alliance for head coach Gareth Hughes...Played on the Missouri State (2004-07) and Kansas State (2008-09) Olympic Development Programs...Competed with Region II squad at NCAA Regional Team Showcase in North Carolina.

Personal: Douglas Dwayne Stevenson was born on Aug. 19, 1992 in Kansas City, Mo....Son of Doug and Michelle Stevenson...Has a younger brother, Cole...Majoring in business/law.

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High School/Club/ODP: Starred at DeMatha Catholic H.S. in Hyattsville, Md....Allowed eight goals in 41 career games...As a senior, led the Stags to a perfect 24-0-0 record, the WCAC championship, a No. 3 NSCAA national ranking, and a No. 1 NSCAA state and regional ranking...Starting every match, recorded 16 shutouts while surrendering seven goals (0.30 GAA)...

Selected first team all-conference and all-county and earned Washington Post All-Metro goalkeeper honors...In 2009, played as a sub in 17 games, surrendering one goal while suffering no losses, as DCHS went 20-3...

Played club soccer with Bethesda SC Internationals under head coach Pete Mehlert...In 2009, helped Soccer Association of Columbia club team to the No. 2 state ranking and a Maryland State Cup finals appearance...Member of Maryland ODP from 2005-07, competing in Scotland and Argentina...

Also played in the DC United Academy Development Program (2008) and USL Real Maryland Super Y team (2009).

Personal: Daniel Welsh Sheerin was born on Dec. 29, 1992 in Washington, D.C....Son of Dan and Sherry Sheerin...Has a younger brother, Patrick, and an older sister, Cate, who competed on the swimming team at the U.S. Naval Academy...11th member of his family to attend Penn State...

Majoring in political science.

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STEVENSON Leawood, Kan. Rockhurst 5-10, 160 • FR. • MIDFIELDER/FORWARD

High School/Club/ODP: A four-year varsity letterwinner at Rockhurst H.S. in Kansas City, Mo....Led the Hawklets to three state championships (2007-08, 2010)...A three-time All-District selection...A two-time First Team All-Metro, All-West Region, and All-State honoree...Team captain (2009-10)...As a senior, topped team with 68 points (27 goals, 14 assists), earning NSCAA All-Midwest Team and received ESPN Rise Honorable Mention recognition...Led Rockhurst in points with 56 (23 goals, 13 assists) as a junior...Scored the game winning goal in seven of 20 victories...

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WOLVERTON Snellville, Ga. St. Pius X Catholic 6-5, 195 • FR. • GOALKEEPER

High School/Club/ODP: A four-year starter in goal for St. Pius X Catholic H.S. in Atlanta...Led the Golden Lions to AAA state championships in 2009 and 2011...Won AAA Region 5 titles 2009-11...Georgia Gatorade Player of the Year candidate (2010-11)...Team captain (2010-11)...Named a 2010 Spring All-Star by ESPN Rise Magazine...Player club soccer with the Concorde Fire USSD Academy under Gregg Blasingame...Qualified for the academy playoffs in 2010...Selected Southeastern Conference Goalkeeper of the Year (2009-10)...Member of the U-18 National Team, making trips to Argentina/Chile, Portugal, and Israel.

Personal: Andrew Joseph Wolverton was born on June 4, 1993 in Decatur, Ga...Parents are Jay and Ann Wolverton...Ann played college basketball at Tennessee Tech...Has two older sisters, Ashley and Christina.

2010 STATISTICS 2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS No. Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 11 Corey Hertzog 22-21 20 6 46 115 .174 47 .409 6 2-3 7 Matheus Braga 22-21 5 17 27 59 .085 32 .542 0 0-0 23 Jordan Tyler 22-11 5 3 13 42 .119 19 .452 1 0-0 21 Kenzie Arment 23-23 2 9 13 42 .048 19 .452 1 0-0 8 Drew Cost 21-21 3 5 11 21 .143 8 .381 1 0-0 2 Justin Lee 23-22 1 4 6 32 .031 9 .281 1 0-0 22 Matt Smallwood 23-23 1 4 6 7 .143 4 .571 0 0-0 9 Rafael Faria 19-2 2 0 4 20 .100 10 .500 0 0-0 4 Mark Fetrow 21-13 2 0 4 10 .200 6 .600 1 0-0 3 Daniel Burnham 18-2 1 2 4 12 .083 2 .167 1 0-0 16 Treavor Gelsinger 16-13 1 1 3 14 .071 8 .571 1 0-0 15 John Gallagher 12-2 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333 0 0-0 13 Brian Forgue 21-19 0 1 1 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-0 6 Andres Casais 22-19 0 1 1 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 25 Patrick Krispin 8-0 0 1 1 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 12 Andy Parr 23-16 0 0 0 9 .000 4 .444 0 0-0 18 Grant Warming 16-0 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 26 Marco Ciarla 14-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 20 Ehjay Henry 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 19 Daniel Parr 4-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Penn State Totals 23 45 54 144 407 .111 176 .432 14 2-3

CAREER STATISTICS GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% GW PK-ATT 61-43 33 14 80 209 .158 13 3-4 57-53 12 28 52 151 .079 1 2-2 22-11 5 3 15 42 .119 1 0-0 62-42 4 14 22 87 .046 1 0-0 79-70 10 10 30 156 .064 1 1-1 63-57 2 5 9 60 .033 2 0-0 54-35 1 4 6 17 .059 0 0-0 25-2 3 0 6 23 .130 0 0-0 59-51 3 0 6 31 .097 1 0-0 18-2 1 2 4 12 .083 1 0-0 76-49 10 8 28 89 .112 3 0-0 18-2 1 0 0 5 .200 0 0-0 32-23 1 1 3 8 .125 0 0-0 71-67 0 4 4 6 .000 0 0-0 32-8 1 1 3 10 .100 1 0-0 66-55 0 1 1 9 .000 0 0-0 16-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 29-1 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0-0 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 4-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0

No. Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct. W-L-T SHO GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct. W-L-T SHO 0 Warren Gross 10-9 824:20 11 1.20 28 .718 5-4-2 4 38-37 3351:32 39 1.05 117 .761 18-15-5 14 28 B. Birmingham 14-14 1297:43 19 1.32 42 .689 9-4-1 2 14-14 1297:43 19 1.32 42 .689 9-4-1 2 TEAM 4 1.000 Penn State Totals 23 2122:03 30 1.27 74 .712 14-8-1 6 Opponent Totals 23 2122:03 45 1.91 131 .744 8-14-1 2 Goals by Period Penn State Opponents

1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 15 29 1 0 45 16 12 1 1 30

Shots by Period Penn State Opponents

1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 183 218 4 2 407 119 110 8 2 239

Saves by Period Penn State Opponents

1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 38 34 2 0 74 65 65 1 0 131

Corner Kicks by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Penn State 42 73 0 0 115 Opponents 35 53 2 1 91 Fouls by Period Penn State Opponents

1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 141 139 3 5 288 139 152 0 3 294

Penn State Opponent Shot Statistics Goals-Shot attempts 45-407 30-239 Goals scored average 1.96 1.30 Shot pct. .111 .126 Shots on goal-Attempts 176-407 104-239 SOG pct. .432 .435 Shots/Game 17.7 10.4 Assists 54 27 Corner Kicks 115 91 Penalty Kicks 2-3 3-3 Penalties Yellow cards 35 39 Red cards 2 1 Attendance Total 23951 6959 Dates/Avg. Per Date 13/1842 8/870 Neutral Site #/Avg. 2/536

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2010 STATISTICS 2010 RESULTS Date Opponent Score Overall Conf. Attend.

Sept. 3 vs. Buffalo (1) W, 5-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 565

Sept. 5 vs. College of Charleston (1) W, 1-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 506 Sept. 10 BUCKNELL (2) L, 2-1 2-1-0 0-0-0 1836 Sept. 12 BINGHAMTON (2) W, 4-3 3-1-0 0-0-0 673

Sept. 17 at Air Force W, 2-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 1045

Sept. 19 at Denver W, 4-0 5-1-0 0-0-0 817

Sept. 24 INDIANA* L, 3-2 5-2-0 0-1-0 3158

Sept. 29 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) W, 4-3 6-2-0 0-1-0 511

Oct. 3 at Michigan* L, 2-1 6-3-0 0-2-0 1191 Oct. 6 VILLANOVA W, 1-0 7-3-0 0-2-0 237 Oct. 10 No. 18 MICHIGAN STATE* W, 2-1 8-3-0 1-2-0 2014

Oct. 13 No. 1 AKRON L, 2-1 (2OT) 8-4-0 1-2-0 2856 Oct. 17 at Northwestern* T, 1-1 8-4-1 1-2-1 493 Oct. 20 UMBC L, 2-1 (OT) 8-5-1 1-2-1 529 Oct. 23 No. 25 OHIO STATE* W, 2-1 (OT) 9-5-1 2-2-1 3204

Oct. 26 at No. 14 Penn W, 2-1 10-5-1 2-2-1 363

Nov. 2 at Lafayette W, 1-0 11-5-1 2-2-1 334 Nov. 6 at Wisconsin* L, 1-0 11-6-1 2-3-1 497 Nov. 11 NORTHWESTERN (3) W, 3-1 12-6-1 2-3-1 4332

Nov. 12 INDIANA (3) W, 2-1 13-6-1 2-3-1 2246

Nov. 14 MICHIGAN (3) L, 4-1 13-7-1 2-3-1 1836 Nov. 21 OLD DOMINION (4) W, 4-1 14-7-1 2-3-1 519

Nov. 28 at Maryland (5) L, 1-0 14-8-1 2-3-1 2219

*Big Ten Conference regular season games (1) Ohio State/Bert & Iris Wolstein Soccer Classic, Columbus, Ohio (2) Penn State Classic, University Park, Pa. (3) Big Ten Tournament, University Park, Pa. (4) NCAA Championship Second Round, University Park, Pa. (5) NCAA Championship Third Round, College Park, Md.

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Penn State Goals Summary Corey Hertzog (Matheus Braga) Drew Cost (Matheus Braga) Corey Hertzog (Justin Lee, Mackenzie Arment) Rafael Faria (Matheus Braga) John Gallagher (unassisted) Corey Hertzog (Drew Cost, Matheus Braga) Jordan Tyler (Mackenzie Arment) Jordan Tyler (Mackenzie Arment, Corey Hertzog) Jordan Tyler (Andres Casais, Corey Hertzog) Corey Hertzog (Matheus Braga, Mackenzie Arment) Corey Hertzog (Drew Cost, Matheus Braga) Mark Fetrow (Jordan Tyler) Corey Hertzog (Matheus Braga) Corey Hertzog (Matheus Braga) Matheus Braga (Drew Cost) Rafael Faria (Corey Hertzog) Mackenzie Arment (unassisted) Matheus Braga (Drew Cost, Corey Hertzog) Corey Hertzog (Matt Smallwood, Mackenzie Arment) Corey Hertzog (Brian Forgue) Matt Smallwood (Matheus Braga) Mark Fetrow (Patrick Krispin) Mackenzie Arment (Matheus Braga) Corey Hertzog (penalty kick) Drew Cost (Treavor Gelsinger, Mackenzie Arment) Matheus Braga (Justin Lee) Corey Hertzog (Matheus Braga) Corey Hertzog (Mackenzie Arment) Corey Hertzog (Drew Cost) Corey Hertzog (Jordan Tyler) Matheus Braga (Daniel Burnham) Treavor Gelsinger (Matheus Braga) Matheus Braga (Justin Lee) Team (unassisted) Daniel Burnham (Matt Smallwood, Mackenzie Arment) Corey Hertzog (Matheus Braga, Matt Smallwood) Jordan Tyler (Matheus Braga, Corey Hertzog) Corey Hertzog (Jordan Tyler) Corey Hertzog (unassisted) Justin Lee (Mackenzie Arment, Matheus Braga) Drew Cost (Daniel Burnham, Justin Lee) Corey Hertzog (Matheus Braga) Corey Hertzog (Matheus Braga) Jordan Tyler (Matt Smallwood, Corey Hertzog) Corey Hertzog (unassisted) -

PENN STATE IN THE BIG TEN FIRST TEAM ALL-BIG TEN SELECTIONS 1991: Steve Sergi (M), Nigel Sparks, (D/M) 1992: Steve Sergi (M), Nigel Sparks (D/M), Stuart Reid (F) 1993: Joe Corapi (D), Chris Kelly (F), Neil Piper (M), Stuart Reid (F) 1994: Joe Corapi (D), Sebastien Gouverneur (M), Stuart Reid (F) 1995: Travis Berger (F), Michael Coll (D), Sebastien Gouverneur (M), Drew Kaufmann (M), Stuart Reid (F) 1996: Michael Coll (D), Sebastien Gouverneur (M), Jeff Lear (F), Jon McClay (F), 1997: Phil Karn (F) 1998: Jon McClay (F), Derek Potteiger (M) 1999: Ricardo Villar (F) 2000: Derek Potteiger (M) 2001: Ben Dawson (D), Brent Jacquette (M), Derek Potteiger (M), Ricardo Villar (F) 2002: Brent Jacquette (M), Chad Severs (F) 2003: Brian Devlin (M) 2004: David Walters (M) 2005: Simon Omekanda (F), Conrad Taylor (GK), David Walters (M) 2006: Jeff Chambers (M), Simon Omekanda (F), Conrad Taylor (GK) 2007: Jason Yeisley (F) 2009: Matheus Braga (M), Andres Casais (D), Jason Yeisley (F) 2010: Matheus Braga (M), Corey Hertzog (F) BIG TEN PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 1991 Steve Sergi 1992 Nigel Sparks 1993 Chris Kelly* 1995 Stuart Reid 2009 Jason Yeisley^

BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1992 Stuart Reid 1993 Rich Wilmot 2001 Chad Severs* 2004 Richard Costanzo *Co-Freshman of the Year

BIG TEN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 2003: Jeff Chambers, Matt Novchich, Simon Omekanda, Markku Viitanen 2004: Richard Costanzo, Stephen Reihner, Conrad Taylor 2005: Christoph Ascherl, Jason Yeisley 2006: Daniel Martini 2007: Andres Casais, Drew Cost, Treavor Gelsinger 2008: Mackenzie Arment, Mark Fetrow, Warren Gross 2010: Brendan Birmingham BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 2003 Chad Severs 2004 Grady Renfrow 2005 David Gray 2006 Ryan Badaracco 2007 Andy Machi 2008 Ryan Badaracco 2009 Jason Yeisley 2010 Drew Cost BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR 2005 Barry Gorman

Corey Hertzog recorded one of the greatest offensive seasons in the history of the Big Ten in 2010, tying the conference record for goals in a season with an NCAA-leading 20. His 46 points in 2010 rank second all-time in the Big Ten record book.

BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR 2009 Jason Yeisley

*Co-Player of the Year ^Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year

Penn State’s 2010 All-Big Ten honorees (from left to right): Corey Hertzog (first team), Matheus Braga (first team), Drew Cost (second team), and Brendan Birmingham (all-freshman).

Matheus Braga shattered the Big Ten record for assists in a season in 2010, totaling an NCAA-leading 17.

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BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS

2005

BIG TEN CHAMPIONS BIG TEN REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS Overall Record: 13-7-2 Big Ten Record: 6-0-0 Leading scorers: Jason Yeisley, Simon Omekanda First Team All-Big Ten: Simon Omekanda, Conrad Taylor, David Walters

2002

BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Overall Record: 16-8-0 Big Ten Record: 3-3-0 Leading scorers: Chad Severs, Joe Zewe, Pasi Karpinnen First Team All-Big Ten: Brent Jacquette, Chad Severs

1993

BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Overall Record: 17-4-2 Big Ten Record: 2-2-1 Leading scorers: Stuart Reid, Chris Kelly, Rich Wilmot First Team All-Big Ten: Joe Corapi, Chris Kelly, Neil Piper, Stuart Reid

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PENN STATE HONORS The Bill Jeffrey Award Penn State’s most valuable player is honored with the Bill Jeffrey Award. Jeffrey, who died in 1966, coached Penn State from 1926-52 and was one of the nation’s most successful collegiate coaches.

From 1943-55, Penn State’s most valuable player was awarded the Edward Mandel Trophy. Mandel was an All-America recipient in 1937. Beginning in 1962, the presentation was declared the Bill Jeffrey Award.

1943 Jose Lombana 1944 Jesse Hartman 1945 Johnny Hamilton 1946 Johnny Hamilton 1947 Dean Hartman 1948 Ralph Hosterman 1949 Harry Little 1950 Harry Little 1951 Ron Coleman 1952 Frank Follmer 1953 Harold Irvin 1954 Paul Dierks 1955 Dick Packer 1956-61 Unavailable 1962 Dieter Heinze 1963 Bill Manke 1964 Joe Correla 1965 Vernon De Grange 1966 Rick Pierson 1967 Art Morris 1968 Glenn Ditzler 1969 Glenn Ditzler 1970 Charlie Messner 1971 Jimmy Taylor 1972 Gary Kline 1973 Scott Frazier 1974 Chris Bahr 1975 John Marsden 1976 Dominic Emanuele 1977 Matt Bahr 1978 Dave Lloyd 1979 Jim Stamatis 1980 Kevin Scott 1981 Dan Canter 1982 Lou Karbiener 1983 Jeff Maierhofer 1984 Gerry Moyer 1985 Kevin Jennings 1986 Steve Potter 1987 Paul Moylan 1988 Bert Eckelmeyer 1989 Ted Gillen 1990 Danny Kelly 1991 Mike Hollingsworth 1992 Nigel Sparks 1993 Chris Kelly

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Joe Corapi Stuart Reid Drew Kaufmann Steve Saunders Jon McClay Derek Potteiger Nathaniel Krumpe Chris Stout Brent Jacquette Chad Severs David Walters Simon Omekanda David Gray Andy Machi Ryan Badaracco Jason Yeisley

SCHOLARSHIPS The William Jeffrey Memorial Fund The William Jeffrey Memorial Fund also provides financial assistance to an outstanding Nittany Lion soccer player and recognizes Jeffrey, one of the nation’s most successful collegiate coaches, posting a career coaching mark of 153-24-29 at Penn State.

1996 David Weil 1997 Ken Lear 1999 Ken Lear 2000 Greg Oldfield 2001 Greg Oldfield 2002 Ben Dawson 2003 David Walters 2004 David Walters 2005 David Walters 2006 Ryan Badaracco 2007 Ryan Badaracco 2008 Ryan Badaracco 2009 Treavor Gelsinger 2010 Treavor Gelsinger 2011 Justin Lee The Charles H. Anderson Soccer Scholarship The Charles H. “Bud” Anderson soccer scholarship is given to an outstanding Lion soccer player thanks to the donation of Charles “Bud” Anderson, class of ‘31. Anderson was a 1930 All-America recipient for Penn State.

1996 Steve Saunders 1997 Steve Saunders 1999 Derek Potteiger 2000 Derek Potteiger 2001 Derek Potteiger 2002 Gabe Bernstein 2003 Gabe Bernstein 2004 Gabe Bernstein 2005 Geordie MacNeill

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Geordie MacNeill Geordie MacNeill Andres Casais Andres Casais Andres Casais Marvin Ledgister

The Walter Bahr Soccer Scholarship The Walter Bahr Soccer Scholarship is given in recognition of 1950 World Cup star and legendary Penn State soccer coach. Bahr posted a 185-66-22 record through 13 seasons as Penn State’s coach.

1996 Jeff Lear 1997 Matt Leahy 1999 Matt Leahy 2000 Matt Leahy 2001 Brent Jacquette 2002 Brent Jacquette 2003 Chad Severs 2004 Jeff Chambers 2005 Jeff Chambers 2006 Jeff Chambers 2007 Drew Cost 2008 Drew Cost 2009 Drew Cost 2010 Drew Cost 2010 Jacob Barron The Paul H. Tharp Memorial Award The Paul H. Tharp Memorial Award, first presented in 1956, provides financial assistance to an outstanding member of the Nittany Lion soccer team and recognizes the longtime groundskeeper of the University’s athletic fields.

1956 Mike Stollmeyer 1957 Howard Maierhofer 1958 Howard Maierhofer 1959 Wayne Rodgers 1960 Wayne Rodgers 1961 Velimir Djurdjevic 1962 Velimir Djurdjevic 1963 Joe Manke 1964 Pete Whitten 1965 Robert Topham 1966 Harry Pitcock 1967 Robert Galvin 1968 Robert Galvin 1969 Joe Griffin 1970 Joe Griffin 1971 Joe Griffin 1972 Andy Rymarczuk 1975 Bill Klauberg 1976 Bill Klausberg 1977 Bill Klausberg 1978 Robert Ehrlich GoPSUsports.com • PENN STATE 2011

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PENN STATE HONORS 1979 1983 1984 1985 1988 1991 1994 1996 1997 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Duncan McEwen Jeff Maierhofer Greg Meares Dave Zartman Chris DePeppe Mike Barninger Pat Hinojosa Pat Hinojosa Grant Naylor Andy Thompson Ricardo Villar David Neves Chad Severs Kenji Treschuk Brian Devlin Brian Devlin Markku Viitanen Jacobo Vera Jacobo Vera Jacobo Vera Brian Forgue Brian Forgue

The Jane and Don Strickler Soccer Scholarship 2006 Stephen Reihner 2007 Stephen Reihner 2011 Tommy Snyder The Dick Packer Scholarship 2006 Jason Yeisley 2007 Jason Yeisley 2008 Jason Yeisley 2009 Jason Yeisley 2010 Corey Hertzog 2011 Julian Cardona The David S. Fehr Men’s Soccer Scholarship 2006 Simon Omekanda 2007 Treavor Gelsinger 2008 Treavor Gelsinger 2009 Treavor Gelsinger 2010 Matt Smallwood 2011 Matt Smallwood The Michael and Patty Kirschner Endowed Men’s Soccer Scholarship 2006 Conrad Taylor 2007 Conrad Taylor 2008 Warren Gross 2009 Warren Gross 2010 Warren Gross 2011 Andrew Wolverton

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ACADEMIC HONORS NSCAA Academic All-America 1996 Sebastien Governeur

David Weil

Drew Kaufmann 2004 David Walters ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America® 2005 Conrad Taylor (Second team) 2006 Ryan Badaracco (Third team)

Conrad Taylor (Third team) 2008 Ryan Badaracco (First team) 2009 Jason Yeisley (First team) Scholar Athlete All-America 1991 Nigel Sparks 1995 Stuart Reid 2009 Jason Yeisley McCoy Award 1981 Kevin Scott 2007 Conrad Taylor 2009 Jason Yeisley NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship 1981 Kevin Scott 2009 Jason Yeisley Academic All-Region/District 1989 Jan Skorpen 1991 Steve Sergi

Nigel Sparks 1992 Mike Imm

Gavin Reid 1993 Gavin Reid

Stuart Reid 1994 Sebastien Gouverneur

Stuart Reid 1995 Travis Berger

Sebastien Gouverneur

Stuart Reid 1996 Sebastien Gouverneur 2000 Derek Potteiger 2003 Gabe Bernstein

Anthony Calvano 2004 David Walters 2005 Conrad Taylor 2006 Ryan Badaracco

Conrad Taylor 2007 Jason Yeisley

Conrad Taylor 2009 Andy Parr

Jason Yeisley 2010 Andy Parr

Drew Cost

Andres Casais

Academic All-Big Ten 1991-92: William Bucy, Mike Hollingsworth, Mike Imm, Gavin Reid, Steve Sergi, Nigel Sparks, Kirk Thiel 1992-93: William Bucy, Joe Corapi, Mike Hollingsworth, Mike Imm, Neil Piper, Gavin Reid, Steve Sergi, Nigel Sparks 1993-94: William Bucy, Joe Corapi, Gavin Reid, Stuart Reid, Tamin Young 1994-95: Travis Berger, Michael Coll, Sebastien Governeur, Pat Hinojosa, Jeff Lear, Stuart Reid, Steve Saunders, David Weil, Richard Wilmot 1995-96: Travis Berger, Sebastien Gouverneur, Fredrik Guster, Andrew Kaufmann, Jeffrey Lear, Stuart Reid, Steve Saunders, David Weil 1996-97: Erik Bernotas, Sebastien Gouverneur, Fredrik Guster, Tom Johnston, Andrew Kaufmann, Kevin Kress, Jeff Lear, Brian Orloff, Steve Saunders, David Weil 1997-98: Travis Berger, Blake Novotny, Stephen Saunders, Andrew Thompson 1998-99: Geoffrey Duncombe, Whitney Gibson, Nathaniel Krumpe, Matthew Leahy, Kenneth Lear, Blake Novotny, Andrew Thompson 1999-2000: Whitney Gibson, Nathaniel Krumpe, Ryan Miller, Blake Novotny, Derek Potteiger, Andrew Thompson 2000-01: Nathaniel Krumpe, Jorma Makipaa, David Neves, Derek Potteiger 2001-02: Matthew Earnhardt, Kenneth Lear, Jorma Makipaa, Gregory Oldfield, Derek Potteiger 2002-03: Gabe Bernstein, Anthony Calvano, Trevor Gorman, Pasi Karppinen, Mike Lindemann, Jorma Makipaa, Kenji Treschuk, Joe Zewe 2003-04: Gabe Bernstein, Anthony Calvano, Pasi Karppinen, Mike Lindemann, Kenji Treschuk, David Walters 2004-05: Gabe Bernstein, Anthony Calvano, Pasi Karppinen, Mike Lindemann, Kenji Treschuk, Brian Tully, David Walters 2005-06: Ryan Badaracco, Yan Carvalho, Geordie MacNeill, Stephen Reihner, Daniel Shaffer, CONRAD TAYLOR, David Walters 2006-07: RYAN BADARACCO, Michael Janov, Stanley Kaweesi-Katongole, Andy Machi, Geordie MacNeill, CONRAD TAYLOR, Michael Tilatti, Markku Viitanen, Jason Yeisley 2007-08: Robert Bohlen, Frank Costigliola, Liam Fitzwater, John Gray, Geordie MacNeill, Andy Machi, Daniel Martini, Andy Parr, Vincent Salvatico, Conrad Taylor, Jacobo Vera, Jason Yeisley 2008-09: RYAN BADARACCO, Robert Bohlen, Andres Casais, Diego Correa, Drew Cost, Casey

PENN STATE HONORS Derkacz, Treavor Gelsinger, John Gray, Andy Machi, Vincent Salvatico, Jacobo Vera 2009-10: Mackenzie Arment, Matheus Braga, Andres Casais, Diego Correa, Drew Cost, Frank Costigliola, Mark Fetrow, Treavor Gelsinger, John Gray, Andy Parr, Vincent Salvatico, Jacobo Vera, JASON YEISLEY 2010-11: Mackenzie Arment, Matheus Braga, Andres Casais, Marco Ciarla, Drew Cost, Rafael Faria, Brian Forgue, Treavor Gelsinger, Andy Parr, Daniel Parr Academic All-America selections in BOLD CAPS Big Ten Distinguished Scholars in bold italics

NATIONAL HONORS Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award 2009 Jason Yeisley ATHLETIC HONORS First Team All-America 1926 George Lippincott

Ed Pecori 1927 Dick Marshall

Don Edgerton

Herb Allen 1928 Dick Marshall

Bill Lutz 1929 Herb Allen

Bill Lutz

Cyrus Harvey 1930 C.H. “Bud” Anderson 1931 Bob McKune

Al Daykin 1932 Al Daykin

Frank Evans 1933 Ed Finzel

J.E. Fletcher

J.W. Bielicki 1934 J.W. Bielicki

Bob Graham

Bill Sutliff

Bill McEwan 1935 J.W. Bielicki

Bill Sutliff

Ray Bell

Bill McEwan 1936 Bill McEwan

Felix Barnes

Frank Osterlund 1937 Ed Mandel

Sol Miehoff

Bob Schuler 1938 Gus Bigott

Bob Schuler 1939 W.R. “Skip” Hosterman

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1942 1943 1945 1946

1947

1948

1949 1950

1954

1955 1956 1967 1972

1973 1974 1977 1978 1981 1982 1999 2002

W.R. “Skip” Hosterman Woody King Woody King Anibal Galindo Dean Hartman Jose Lombana John Hamilton Dean Hartman John Hamilton Gene Graebner Dean Hartman Dick Hannah Ralph Hosterman Harry Little Harry Little Ron Coleman Ray Buss Dick Packer John Pinezich Dick Packer Per Torgersen Arthur Morris Andy Rymarczuk Chris Bahr Chris Bahr Chris Bahr Rich Reice Jim Stamatis Dan Canter Lou Karbiener Ricardo Villar Brent Jacquette

NSCAA All-Region 1963 Alfred Schattschneider 1964 Nizar Al-Talib 1967 Art Morris 1970 Charlie Messner 1971 Andy Rymarczuk 1972 Chris Bahr

Andy Rymarczuk 1973 Bruce Allen

Chris Bahr 1974 Chris Bahr

Randy Garber 1976 Rich Reice 1977 Rich Reice

Jim Stamatis 1978 Jim Stamatis 1979 Jim Stamatis 1980 Dan Canter

Duncan MacEwan 1981 Dan Canter

Pete Jancevski

Duncan MacEwan 1982 Lou Karbiener

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1984 1985

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1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

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1995 1996

1998 1999

2000 2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007 2009

2010

Jeff Maierhofer Gerry Moyer Troy Snyder Tom Greve Troy Snyder Paul Moylan Troy Snyder Paul Moylan Jan Skorpen Ted Gillen Danny Kelly Nigel Sparks Nigel Sparks Joe Corapi Chris Kelly Stuart Reid Sebastien Gouverneur Stuart Reid Stuart Reid Sebastien Gouverneur Michael Coll Jon McClay Ricardo Villar Derek Potteiger Derek Potteiger Brent Jacquette Chad Severs Ben Dawson Brian Devlin Chad Severs David Walters Chad Severs David Walters Brian Devlin Simon Omekanda David Walters Simon Omekanda Conrad Taylor Jason Yeisley Matheus Braga Andres Casais Jason Yeisley Matheus Braga Corey Hertzog

TopDrawerSoccer.com Team of the Year 2010 Corey Hertzog (1st)

Matheus Braga (3rd) TopDrawerSoccer.com All-Rookie Team 2010 Jordan Tyler (honorable mention) TopDrawerSoccer.com Player of the Season 2010 Corey Hertzog

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PENN STATE HONORS College Soccer News All-America Team 2010 Corey Hertzog (1st)

Matheus Braga (3rd) Goal.com Team of the Year 2010 Corey Hertzog (1st)

Matheus Braga (2nd) Philly Soccer News Player of the Year 2010 Corey Hertzog Soccer America Freshman All-America Team 1986 Jan Skorpen 1987 Danny Kelly 1992 Stuart Reid 1993 Rich Wilmot 2001 Chad Severs 2004 Richard Costanzo

Conrad Taylor 2005 Jason Yeisley College Soccer News All-Freshman Team 2004 Richard Costanzo (2nd team)

Conrad Taylor (1st team) 2005 Jason Yeisley (2nd team) Olympians 1956 Ron Coder

Dick Packer 1960 Ron Coder 1976 Chris Bahr 1984 Dan Canter 1992 Nigel Sparks* *Played for Canadian Under-23 National team

Soccer America Team of the Decade 1980s Dan Canter Hermann Award Jim Stamatis - 1979 Penn State forward Jim Stamatis received collegiate soccer’s highest honor, when he was named the winner of the 1979 Robert Hermann Award as the nation’s outstanding player.

The Bethlehem, Pa., senior capped a standout career with 16 goals and 12 assists for 44 points in 23 games in 1979. He led the Nittany Lions to an 18-4-1 record and the school’s first appearance in the NCAA Final Four, where the Lions finished third. Stamatis is Penn State’s leading career scorer with 133 points on 52 goals and 29 assists.

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COACHING HONORS NSCAA Hall of Fame 1991 Bill Jeffrey 1995 Walter Bahr NSCAA National Coach of the Year 1979 Walter Bahr NSCAA Regional Coach of the Year 1979 Walter Bahr 1992 Barry Gorman 1999 Barry Gorman 2005 Barry Gorman Big Ten Coach of the Year 2005 Barry Gorman

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Career Goalkeeping Player 1. Whit Gibson 2. Angelo Nickas 3. Steve Saunders 4. Bert Eckelmeyer 5. Kurt Merrill Conrad Taylor 7. Greg Kenney 8. Dan Gallagher Marc Dinacci

Years GA Saves GAA Shutouts 1998-99 39 156 0.78 19.00 1978-80 36 185 0.92 17.00 1985-88 48 170 0.95 14.35 1985-88 49 199 1.04 17.98 1988-89 32 106 1.08 10.50 2004-07 96 288 1.08 24.00 1981-84 83 431 1.10 28.25 1975-78 48 229 1.13 24.00 1990-93 26 83 1.13 9.77

Season Saves 1. 139 Greg Kenney 2. 134 Leith Mace

1982 1969

Career Saves 1. 431 Greg Kenney

1981-84

Season Shutouts 1. 10 Angelo Nickas

10 Whit Gibson

10 Conrad Taylor 3. 9.38 Steve Saunders 4. 9 Warren Gross

9 Whit Gibson

9 Greg Kenney

9 Dan Gallagher Career Shutouts 1. 28.25 Greg Kenney 2. 24.00 Dan Gallagher

24.00 Conrad Taylor 4. 20.00 Ron Haag 5. 19.00 Whit Gibson 6. 17.98 Bert Eckelmeyer 7. 17.00 Angelo Nickas

1980 1998 2005 1994 2009 1999 1982 1977

1981-84 1975-78 2004-07 1936-38 1998-99 1985-88 1978-80

Season Shutouts (Two Goalkeepers) 1. 12 Bert Eckelmeyer & Kurt Merrill

1988 (24 games)

12 Marc Dinacci & Michael Barninger

1993 (23 games)

12 Steve Saunders & Grant Naylor

1994 (23 games)

12 Ryan Sickman & Eric Earnhardt

2001 (20 games) 5. 11 Dave Wilson & Greg Kenney

1981 (21 games)

Season Shots 1. 103 Corey Hertzog 2. 95 Jim Stamatis 3. 92 Peter Jancevski 4. 87 Chad Severs 5. 84 Jim Stamatis 6. 83 Jim Stamatis 7. 82 Jason Yeisley 8. 79 Stuart Reid 9. 78 Ricardo Villar 10. 77 Jan Skorpen

77 Peter Jancevski Career Shots 1. 307 Jim Stamatis 2. 273 Jan Skorpen 3. 272 Peter Jancevski 4. 271 Stuart Reid 5. 238 Chad Severs 6. 237 Simon Omekanda 7. 208 Ricardo Villar

2010 1977 1980 2002 1978 1979 2009 1994 1999 1988 1981

1976-79 1986-89 1978-81 1992-95 2001-04 2003-06 1997-2001

Game Goals 1. 7 Joe Lane vs. Bucknell 1950 2. 5 Dick Packer vs. Syracuse 1954

5 Dick Packer vs. Syracuse 1955 4. 4 Jack Pinezich vs. Bucknell 1954

4 Dick Matacia vs. Syracuse 1955

4 Dick Packer vs. Maryland 1955

4 Nick Scott vs. UConn 1993

4 Sebastien Gouverneur

vs. Lafayette 1995 9. 3 Dick Packer (5 times) 1954-55

3 Jack Pinezich vs. Colgate 1954

3 Tommy Nute vs. Syracuse 1955

3 Dick Matacia vs. Pitt 1955

3 Derek Potteiger vs. Cornell 2000

3 Corey Hertzog vs. ODU 2010

Season Goals 1. 24 Dick Packer 2. 23 Jack Pinezich 3. 21 Bill Fiedler 4. 20 Jim Stamatis

20 Corey Hertzog 5. 17 Chad Severs

Jan Skorpen 7. 16 Stuart Reid

Jim Stamatis Career Goals 1. 56 Stuart Reid 2. 53 Dick Packer 3. 52 Jim Stamatis 4. 47 Jan Skorpen 5. 46 Bill MacEwan 6. 45 Chris Bahr 7. 43 Peter Jancevski 8. 41 Jack Pinezich 9. 38 Chad Severs 10. 37 Rich Reice 11. 33 Bill Fiedler

33 Corey Hertzog 12. 30 Andy Rymarczuk

30 Larry Miller 14. 29 Frank Megrail

29 Rick Allen

29 Jeff Maierhofer

1955 1952 1957 1977 2010 2002 1986 1993 1979

1992-95 1953-55 1976-79 1986-89 1934-36 1971-74 1978-81 1951-54 2001-04 1974-77 1957-58 2008-10 1969-72 1982-85 1936-38 1969-71 1980-83

Season Points 1. 50 Dick Packer 2. 46 Corey Hertzog 3. 45 Jim Stamatis 4. 44 Jim Stamatis 5. 38 Jan Skorpen 6. 37 Rich Reice

37 Stuart Reid

37 Chad Severs 9. 35 Thomas Greve

35 Travis Berger 11. 34 Jim Stamatis

34 Jan Skorpen 13. 33 Duncan MacEwan

33 Stuart Reid

33 Ricardo Villar

1955 2010 1977 1979 1986 1977 1995 2002 1984 1995 1978 1988 1980 1993 2001

Season Assists 1. 17 Matheus Braga 2. 13 Duncan MacEwan

13 Chris Kelly

13 Ricardo Villar 5. 12 Jim Stamatis 6. 11 Kamel Hadded

11 Chris Kelly 8. 10 Neil Piper

2010 1980 1992 2001 1979 1988 1993 1992

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Career Assists 1. 32 Chris Kelly 2. 31 Ricardo Villar 3. 29 Jim Stamatis 4. 28 Neil Piper

28 Matheus Braga 5. 27 Duncan MacEwan 6. 26 Simon Omekanda 7. 22 Chris Bahr

22 John Marsden 8. 20 Niall Harrison

20 Danny Kelly 10. 19 Andy Rymarczuk

19 Larry Miller

19 Jan Skorpen

19 Derek Potteiger 14. 18 Lou Karbiener

18 Thomas Greve 16. 17 Rich Reice

17 Peter Jancevski

17 Jeff Maierhofer

17 Kamel Haddad

1990-93 1997-2001 1976-79 1991-93 2008-10 1978-81 2003-06 1971-74 1972-75 1983-86 1987-90 1969-72 1982-85 1986-89 1998-2001 1979-82 1984-85 1974-77 1978-81 1980-83 1986-88

Season Game-Winning Goals 1. 7 Ricardo Villar

7 Derek Potteiger

7 Chad Severs 4. 6 Corey Hertzog

6 Stuart Reid

6 Jan Skorpen 6. 5 Travis Berger

5 Stuart Reid

1999 2000 2002 2009 1993 1988 1994 1992

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Career Points Player 1. Jim Stamatis 2. Stuart Reid 3. Jan Skorpen 4. Chris Bahr 5. Dick Packer 6. Peter Jancevski 7. Bill MacEwan 8. Rich Reice 9. Chad Severs 10. Jack Pinezich 11. Ricardo Villar 12. Duncan MacEwan 13. Corey Hertzog 14. Andy Rymarczuk

Larry Miller 16. Jeff Maierhofer

Years 1976-79 1992-95 1986-89 1971-74 1953-55 1978-81 1934-36 1974-77 2001-04 1951-54 1997-2001 1978-81 2008-10 1969-72 1982-85 1980-83

Goals Assists Points 52 29 133 56 14 126 47 19 113 45 22 112 53 4 110 43 17 103 46 3 95 37 17 91 38 14 90 41 5 87 27 31 85 27 27 81 33 14 80 30 19 79 30 19 79 29 17 75

SEASON LEADERS Goals 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983

1984

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Rick Allen Andy Rymarczuk Chris Bahr Chris Bahr Chris Bahr Dave Reice Rich Reice Jim Stamatis Jim Stamatis Jim Stamatis Peter Jancevski Peter Jancevski Larry Miller Larry Miller, Bob Waizenegger Thomas Greve, Kevin Jennings Thomas Greve Jan Skorpen Paul Moylan Jan Skorpen Jan Skorpen Danny Kelly Steve Sergi Stuart Reid Stuart Reid Stuart Reid Travis Berger Phil Karn Phil Karn Jon McClay Ricardo Villar Derek Potteiger Ricardo Villar Chad Severs Chad Severs Chad Severs Jason Yeisley Simon Omekanda Jason Yeisley Treavor Gelsinger Corey Hertzog Corey Hertzog

Assists 1970 1971

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978

Andy Rymarczuk Chris Bahr Brent Buddenhagen Chris Bahr Chris Bahr John Marsden John Marsden Ken McDonald Rich Reice Jim Stamatis

13 14 10 11 12 12 12 20 13 16 12 13 12 9 12 12 10 16 11 14 9 9 8 14 16 12 15 10 10 9 13 13 10 17 7 9 9 5 6 6 11 20

9 6 6 7 5 9 8 4 9 8

1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

2003 2004 2005 2006

2007 2008 2009 2010

Jim Stamatis Duncan MacEwan Duncan MacEwan Lou Karbiener Pete Jobling Thomas Greve Thomas Greve Troy Snyder Jan Skorpen Kamel Haddad Danny Kelly Peter Daigle Jan Skorpen Danny Kelly Danny Gil Neil Piper Chris Kelly Chris Kelly Sebastien Governeur Stuart Reid Phil Karn Jon McClay Kevin Silva Matt Leahy Ricardo Villar Ricardo Villar Derek Potteiger Ricardo Villar Joe Zewe Pasi Karppinen Simon Omekanda Richard Costanzo Simon Omekanda Simon Omekanda Stephen Reihner Treavor Gelsinger Matheus Braga Matheus Braga Matheus Braga

12 13 6 8 7 8 9 6 5 11 8 4 4 4 4 9 13 11 7 9 6 4 4 4 9 9 6 13 6 6 8 7 9 4 4 6 4 7 17

Points 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

Rick Allen Andy Rymarczuk Chris Bahr Chris Bahr Chris Bahr John Marsden Rich Reice Jim Stamatis Jim Stamatis Jim Stamatis Duncan MacEwan Peter Jancevski Lou Karbiener Larry Miller Thomas Greve

27 32 27 27 28 22 27 45 34 44 33 30 28 24 35

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Thomas Greve Jan Skorpen Paul Moylan Jan Skorpen Jan Skorpen Danny Kelly Neil Piper Stuart Reid Stuart Reid Stuart Reid Stuart Reid Phil Karn Phil Karn Jon McClay Ricardo Villar Derek Potteiger Ricardo Villar Chad Severs Chad Severs Chad Severs Jason Yeisley Simon Omekanda Jason Yeisley Treavor Gelsinger Corey Hertzog Corey Hertzog

Saves 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

Gary MacMath Gary MacMath Gary MacMath Tim Dantzig Tim Dantzig Tim Dantzig Dan Gallagher Dan Gallagher Dan Gallagher Angelo Nickas Angelo Nickas Greg Kenney Greg Kenney Greg Kenney Greg Kenney Bert Eckelmeyer John Pascarella Bert Eckelmeyer Kurt Merrill Kurt Merrill Mark Dinacci Mike Imm Mike Imm Mike Dinacci Steve Saunders Grant Naylor Grant Naylor Ross Brubaker

29 38 26 34 22 26 21 29 33 27 37 26 22 22 35 32 33 37 17 21 24 14 16 12 28 46

93 85 79 42 74 105 85 72 70 73 104 73 139 114 84 111 59 46 53 53 40 40 63 43 86 31 40 76

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SEASON LEADERS 1998 Whit Gibson 1999 Whit Gibson 2000 Ryan Sickman 2001 Ryan Sickman 2002 Ryan Sickman 2003 Matt Novchich 2004 Conrad Taylor 2005 Conrad Taylor 2006 Conrad Taylor 2007 Conrad Taylor 2008 Liam Fitzwater 2009 Warren Gross 2010 Brendan Birmingham

Goals Against Average 1970 Gary MacMath 1971 Gary MacMath 1972 Gary MacMath 1973 Tim Dantzig 1974 Tim Dantzig 1975 Tim Dantzig 1976 Dan Gallagher 1977 Jeff Heimer 1978 Dan Gallagher 1979 Angelo Nickas 1980 Angelo Nickas 1981 Dave Wilson 1982 Marko Bulatovic 1983 Greg Kenney 1984 Greg Kenney 1985 Bert Eckelmeyer 1986 Bert Eckelmeyer 1987 Bert Eckelmeyer 1988 Bert Eckelmeyer 1989 Kurt Merrill 1990 Keith Engelhardt 1991 Mike Imm 1992 Mike Imm 1993 Mike Barninger 1994 Grant Naylor 1995 Grant Naylor 1996 Steve Saunders 1997 Steve Saunders 1998 Whit Gibson 1999 Whit Gibson 2000 Ryan Sickman 2001 Ryan Sickman 2002 Ryan Sickman 2003 Matt Novchich 2004 Conrad Taylor 2005 Conrad Taylor 2006 Conrad Taylor 2007 Conrad Taylor 2008 Liam Fitzwater 2009 Warren Gross 2010 Warren Gross 34

74 82 53 27 53 58 75 71 76 66 49 69 42

1.33 1.90 0.95 1.14 1.34 1.32 1.16 0.34 1.04 0.99 0.94 0.80 0.72 1.40 1.04 1.38 0.57 0.70 0.96 1.07 1.44 1.49 1.33 0.82 0.73 1.05 0.90 1.49 0.77 0.86 0.92 0.65 0.74 1.37 1.02 0.78 1.16 1.42 1.56 0.83 1.20

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Minutes Played 1970 Gary MacMath 1971 Gary MacMath 1972 Gary MacMath 1973 Tim Dantzig 1974 Tim Dantzig 1975 Tim Dantzig 1976 Dan Gallagher 1977 Dan Gallagher 1978 Dan Gallagher 1979 Angelo Nickas 1980 Angelo Nickas 1981 Greg Kenney 1982 Greg Kenney 1983 Greg Kenney 1984 Greg Kenney 1985 Bert Eckelmeyer 1986 John Pascarella 1987 Bert Eckelmeyer 1988 Kurt Merrill 1989 Kurt Merrill 1990 Mark Dinacci 1991 Mike Imm 1992 Mike Imm 1993 Mike Dinacci 1994 Steve Saunders 1995 Grant Naylor 1996 Grant Naylor 1997 Ross Brubaker 1998 Whit Gibson 1999 Whit Gibson 2000 Ryan Sickman 2001 Ryan Sickman 2002 Ryan Sickman 2003 Matt Novchich 2004 Conrad Taylor 2005 Conrad Taylor 2006 Conrad Taylor 2007 Conrad Taylor 2008 Liam Fitzwater 2009 Warren Gross 2010 Brendan Birmingham

1,072 1,156 1,156 1,162 1,369 1,612 1,813 1,275 2,033 1,673 1,299 1,827 1,426 1,160 1,314 1,345 883 1,145 2,226 1,173 1,938 1,374 1,103 1,165 2,183 2,296 1,667 1,114 1,341 1,637 2,210 2,068 1,864 1,832 1,210 1,953 1,297

POSTSEASON HISTORY Date Round Nov. 17, 1970 First Nov. 24, 1970 Second Nov. 20, 1971 First Nov. 30, 1971 Second Dec. 4, 1971 Quarterfinals Nov. 21, 1972 First Nov. 28, 1972 Second Nov. 21, 1973 First Nov. 26, 1973 Second Nov. 19, 1974 First Nov. 20, 1975 First Nov. 15, 1976 First Nov. 16, 1977 First Nov. 19, 1977 Second Nov. 15, 1978 First Nov. 25, 1979 Second Nov. 30, 1979 Third Dec. 8, 1979 Semifinals Dec. 9, 1979 Third Place Nov. 22, 1980 Second Dec. 7, 1980 Third Nov. 21, 1981 Second Nov. 17, 1982 First Nov. 20, 1982 Second Nov. 18, 1984 First Nov. 25, 1984 Second Nov. 23, 1985 Second Dec. 1, 1985 Third Nov. 22, 1986 Second Nov. 30, 1986 Third Nov. 12, 1988 First Nov. 12, 1989 First Nov. 15, 1992 First Nov. 22, 1992 Second Nov. 14, 1993 First Nov. 20, 1993 Second Nov. 18, 1994 First Nov. 27, 1994 Second Nov. 19, 1995 First Nov. 22, 1998 First Nov. 28, 1998 Second Nov. 20, 1999 First Nov. 28, 1999 Second Dec. 5, 1999 Third Nov. 25, 2001 Second Dec. 1, 2001 Third Nov. 27, 2002 Second Dec. 1, 2002 Third Dec. 7, 2002 Quarterfinals Nov. 23, 2004 Second Nov. 22, 2005 Second Nov. 27, 2005 Third Nov. 22, 2009 Second Nov. 21, 2010 Second Nov. 28, 2010 Third

Opponent Delaware Philadelphia U. St. Joseph’s Pennsylvania Howard St. Joseph’s Pennsylvania Philadelphia U. Pennsylvania Bucknell Philadelphia U. Philadelphia U. Pennsylvania Philadelphia U. Temple Princeton Indiana SIU Edwardsville Columbia Philadelphia U. Indiana Philadelphia U. Fairleigh Dickinson Philadelphia U. Philadelphia U. Fairleigh Dickinson Temple Evansville Seton Hall Akron Fairleigh Dickinson Howard Adelphi Virginia Robert Morris Princeton Robert Morris Rutgers Maryland Connecticut No. 5 St. John’s William & Mary St. John’s No. 2 Indiana South Florida No. 8 St. John’s North Carolina William & Mary No. 3 UCLA Tulsa No. 20 Seton Hall No. 11 Creighton Maryland Old Dominion Maryland

Location Delaware Penn State Penn State Pennsylvania Howard Penn State Pennsylvania Penn State Pennsylvania Penn State Philadelphia Philadelphia Penn State Philadelphia Temple Penn State Penn State Tampa, Fla. Tampa, Fla. Philadelphia Indiana Philadelphia Penn State Penn State Penn State Fairleigh Dickinson Penn State Evansville Penn State Akron Penn State Penn State Penn State Virginia Penn State Princeton Penn State Rutgers Maryland Connecticut St. John’s Penn State Penn State Indiana Penn State St. John’s Penn State Penn State UCLA Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Maryland

Result W, 2-1 L, 2-1 W, 4-1 W, 2-1 L, 8-0 W, 2-0 L, 3-1 W, 5-3 L, 4-0 L, 1-0 L, 4-3 L, 4-0 W, 5-1 L, 3-0 L, 1-0 W, 3-1 W, 2-0 L, 2-1 W, 2-1 W, 3-2 L, 3-1 L, 2-0 W, 1-0 L, 2-0 W, 5-0 L, 1-0 W, 6-5 (OT) L, 1-0 W, 2-0 (OT) L, 2-1 (OT) L, 1-0 L, 2-1 (OT) W, 2-1 L, 4-1 W, 3-0 L, 5-2 W, 3-0 L, 3-2 (2OT) L, 2-0 W, 1-0 L, 1-0 W, 1-0 W, 2-1 (3OT) L, 3-0 W, 1-0 (3OT) L, 2-1 (3OT) W, 1-0 (2OT) W, 1-0 (OT) L, 7-1 T, 1-1 (4-3 PK) W, 1-0 L, 3-1 L, 2-1 W, 4-1 L, 1-0

Record 1-0 1-1 2-1 3-1 3-2 4-2 4-3 5-3 5-4 5-5 5-6 5-7 6-7 6-8 6-9 7-9 8-9 8-10 9-10 10-10 10-11 10-12 11-12 11-13 12-13 12-14 13-14 13-15 14-15 14-16 14-17 14-18 15-18 15-19 16-19 16-20 17-20 17-21 17-22 18-22 18-23 19-23 20-23 20-24 21-24 21-25 22-25 23-25 23-26 23-26-1 24-26-1 24-27-1 24-28-1 25-28-1 25-29-1

Home: 19-7-1 Declared national champions in 1926*, 1929, 1933, 1936, 1937, 1938*, 1939*,1940, 1949*, 1954, 1955* Away: 4-20 *tie Neutral: 1-1

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COACHING HISTORY

WARMING

HOSTERMAN BOB WARMING 2010-present Career Record: 397-188-65 In his first year in Happy Valley, Bob Warming, the sixth winningest active NCAA Division I coach, led Penn State to a 14-8-1 record and to the third round of the NCAA Championship.

The 2010 Nittany Lions featured the nation’s leader in goals and points (Corey Hertzog) and assists (Matheus Braga).

BARRY GORMAN 1988-2009 Career Record: 266-158-42 Barry Gorman, the program’s all-time winningest coach with 266 career victories, led Penn State to three Big Ten Conference Championships, and two Atlantic 10 Conference Championships and earned three NSCAA Regional Coach of the Year awards. Gorman coached seven All-Americans, 22 First Team All-Big Ten honorees, and 21 AllRegion honorees.

WALTER BAHR 1974-1987 Career Record: 185-66-22 During his distinguished career, Bahr led Penn State to 12 NCAA Championship appearances and to an Atlantic 10 Conference Championship.

He was named Regional and National Coach of the Year in 1979 and is an NSCAA Hall of Fame inductee. Bahr coached five All-American selections, two Soccer America Freshman AllAmerica honorees, a Hermann Award winner, two Olympians, and 16 All-Mid-Atlantic Region honorees.

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GORMAN

JEFFREY

BAHR

LEONARD

HERB SCHMIDT 1968-1973 Career Record: 38-21-8 Schmidt guided Penn State teams that earned four NCAA Championship field berths in his five year tenure, including the program’s first appearance in an NCAA title game (1970). He coached six All-Mid-Atlantic Region honorees during his career.

KEN HOSTERMAN 1953-1967 Career Record: 72-60-5 Hosterman owns Penn State’s third longest head coaching tenure. He coached two consecutive ISFA championship teams, three All-America selections, three Olympians, and three All-MidAtlantic Region players.

BILL JEFFREY 1926-1952 Career Record: 153-24-29 Penn State’s sixth head coach, Jeffrey is Penn State’s all-time coaching leader by percentage and possesses the program’s longest coaching tenure at over a quarter of a century. His teams outscored their opponents 689-184 and captured seven ISFA championships. His 1933 team posted Penn State’s first perfect season, amassing a 6-0-0 record. Jeffrey led the first U.S. soccer contingent to travel abroad.

SCHMIDT

LONGHURST

RALPH LEONARD 1924-1925 Career Record: 9-1-1 Over Leonard’s two seasons in leading the progam, the Lions outscored their opponents by an impressive 29-6 margin.

LARRY LONGHURST 1923 Career Record: 4-0-1 Longhurst coached for just one year; a season in which his Lions were unbeaten and scored 20 goals in just five games.

HUGH KEENLEYSIDE 1922 Career Record: 2-0-2 Led the Lions to an undefeated season in his lone year as head coach.

COMPTON PACKENHAM 1921 Career Record: 2-0-1 His 1921 Lions held opponents to just two goals.

JIM CROWELL 1916-1917, 1919-1920 Career Record: 11-0-2 Penn State’s first soccer coach. Unbeaten in his tenure, Crowell’s Lions held the record for highest goal tally in a season (24) until 1927.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1965

Head Coach: Ken Hosterman 3-6-0 O 2 West Chester 3-1 O 9 West Virginia 9-2 O 16 at Colgate 5-3 O 20 at Bucknell 3-1 O 23 Navy 4-0 O 27 Maryland 7-0 N 6 Temple 3-0 N 10 at Army 7-1 N 13 at Gettysburg 3-2

1969

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1966

Head Coach: Ken Hosterman 1-7-2 O 8 at West Virginia 3-2 O 13 West Chester 3-0 O 15 at Army 3-1 O 20 at Bucknell 1-1 O 22 at Colgate 2-0 O 27 Navy 3-0 O 31 Maryland 1-1 N 12 Temple 3-0 N 12 Gettysburg 6-1 N 19 Pittsburgh 2-1

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1968

O 5 O 9 O 12 O 16 O 19 O 26 N 2 N 9 N 23

Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 0-6-3 at West Virginia 2-1 West Chester 5-2 at Army 6-3 at Bucknell 2-1 at George Washington 4-4 Navy 3-0 Maryland 6-0 Temple 1-1 Pittsburgh 1-1

1972

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1970

1967

Head Coach: Ken Hosterman 5-4-1 O 7 West Virginia 6-2 O 11 at West Chester 1-0 O 14 Army 7-0 O 21 Colgate 5-3 O 25 at Navy 1-0 O 28 at Maryland 2-2 N 4 at Temple 3-1 N 4 Bucknell 3-1 N 10 Gettysburg 2-0 N 18 at Pittsburgh 7-1

O 4 O 8 O 10 O 15 O 18 O 25 N 1 N 8 N 22

Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 3-6-0 at West Virginia 2-0 West Chester 2-0 at Army 3-0 at Bucknell 3-1 at George Washington 1-0 Navy 5-0 Maryland 6-0 Temple 4-2 Pittsburgh 3-2

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Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 9-3-0 O 3 West Virginia 5-0 W O 7 at West Chester 3-1 W O 10 Army 3-2 L O 14 Bucknell 3-1 W O 17 George Washington 6-1 W O 24 at Navy 2-1 W O 31 at Maryland 3-2 L N 4 Shippensburg 5-2 W N 7 at Temple 1-0 W N 14 at Pittsburgh 2-1 W 1970 NCAA Championship N 17 at Delaware 2-1 W N 24 Phila. Textile 2-1 L Leading scorers: Rick Allen 13-1-27, Andy Rymarczuk 6-9-21, Tom Kehan 7-2-16

1971

O 6 O 9 O 13 O 16 O 23 O 27 O 30 N 3 N 6 N 13

Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 9-3-1 West Chester 5-0 at Army 3-2 at Bucknell 4-2 at George Washington 4-1 Navy 2-1 at West Virginia 1-0 Maryland 3-3 at Shippensburg 5-2 Temple 9-0 Pittsburgh 5-1 1971 NCAA Championship Saint Joseph’s 4-1 at Pennsylvania 2-1

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N 20 W N 30 W D 4 at Howard 8-0 L Leading scorers: Andy Rymarczuk 14-4-32, Chris Bahr 12-6-30, Rick Allen 8-5-21

Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 9-1-2 S 29 George Washington 8-1 W O 4 at West Chester 4-0 W O 6 West Virginia 6-4 W O 11 Bucknell 2-0 W O 13 Army 3-0 W O 21 at Maryland 0-0 T O 28 at Navy 2-0 W N 3 Shippensburg 2-1 W N 10 at Temple 5-3 W N 17 at Pittsburgh 0-0 T 1972 NCAA Championship N 21 Saint Joseph’s 2-0 W N 28 at Pennsylvania 3-1 L Leading scorers: Chris Bahr 10-7-27, Andy Rymarczuk 7-6-20, Rick Allen 5-4-14

1973

Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 8-2-2 O 3 West Chester 3-0 W O 6 at West Virginia 3-1 L O 10 at Bucknell 3-1 W O 12 at Army 2-2 T O 19 Maryland 5-1 W O 26 Navy 4-1 W N 2 at Shippensburg 1-0 W N 6 at East Stroudsburg 1-0 W N 9 Temple 1-1 T N 16 Pittsburgh 6-2 W 1973 NCAA Championship N 21 Phila. Textile 5-3 W N 26 at Pennsylvania 4-0 L Leading scorers: Chris Bahr 11-5-27, Randy Garber 7-4-18, Rick Allen 5-4-14, John Marsden 6-2-14

1974

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 8-1-3 S 13 East Stroudsburg 3-2 W S 18 West Virginia 7-2 W S 27 Hartwick 5-1 W O 2 at West Chester 3-1 W O 9 Bucknell 1-1 T O 11 Army 2-2 T O 18 at Maryland 1-1 T O 25 at Navy 2-1 W N 1 Shippensburg 7-0 W N 8 at Temple 3-1 W N 15 at Pittsburgh 6-3 W 1974 NCAA Championship N 19 Bucknell 1-0 L Leading scorers: Chris Bahr 12-4-28, Rich Reice 6-2-14, John Marsden 2-9-13, Matt Bahr 5-3-13

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1975

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 9-5-1 S 12 Lock Haven 1-1 T S 16 at East Stroudsburg 4-2 W S 19 Trenton State 6-0 W S 23 Scranton 3-0 W S 30 West Chester 4-0 W O 3 at West Virginia 2-0 W O 10 at Army 2-1 L O 14 at Bucknell 2-0 L O 17 Maryland 2-1 L O 24 Navy 2-1 W O 31 at Shippensburg 2-0 W N 7 Temple 4-2 W N 14 Pittsburgh 8-1 W N 16 Hartwick 2-0 L 1975 NCAA Championship at Temple N 20 Phila. Textile 4-3 L Leading scorers: John Marsden 7-8-22, Leo Bodossian 8-1-17, Steve Reid 6-4-16

1976

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 10-4-1 S 10 Lock Haven 3-0 W S 17 Trenton State 5-0 W S 21 at Scranton 3-2 W S 24 Hartwick 2-1 L S 28 at West Chester 3-2 W O 1 West Virginia 3-1 W O 8 Army 3-1 W O 12 Bucknell 5-0 W O 15 Maryland 4-0 W O 19 East Stroudsburg 3-0 W O 22 at Navy 1-0 L O 29 Shippensburg 8-0 W N 5 at Temple 2-1 L N 12 at Pittsburgh 0-0 T 1976 NCAA Championship N 15 at Philadelphia Textile 4-0 L Leading scorers: Rich Reice 12-3-27, Ken McDonald 8-4-20, Leo Bodossian 6-0-12

1977

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 13-3-0 S 9 Lock Haven 6-0 W S 16 Trenton State 8-0 W S 21 Scranton 6-0 W S 25 at Hartwick 1-0 L S 27 West Chester 4-0 W S 30 at West Virginia 2-1 W O 7 at Army 3-2 L O 11 at Bucknell 2-0 W O 14 Maryland 5-0 W O 18 at East Stroudsburg 2-0 W O 21 Navy 5-1 W O 28 at Shippensburg 5-1 W N 1 Pittsburgh 5-1 W N 4 Temple 5-0 W 1977 NCAA Championship 38

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N 16 Pennsylvania 5-1 W N 19 Phila. Textile 3-0 L Leading scorers:: Jim Stamatis 20-5-45, Rich Reice 14-9-37, Bob Ehrlich 6-5-17

1978

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 11-5-1 S 6 Lock Haven 5-1 W S 8 Cleveland State 3-2 W S 16 at Indiana 2-0 L S 17 Southern Illinois* 2-0 W S 22 Hartwick 4-3 L S 26 at West Chester 6-0 W S 29 West Virginia 4-0 W O 2 San Francisco 2-0 L O 4 Rhode Island 2-0 W O 10 Bucknell 8-0 W O 14 at Maryland 1-0 W O 17 East Stroudsburg 6-1 W O 25 at Pittsburgh 2-0 L O 29 Shippensburg 6-0 W N 3 at Temple 1-1 T N 10 Akron 4-0 W 1978 NCAA Championship N 15 at Temple 1-0 L * at Indiana Leading scorers: Jim Stamatis 13-8-34, Peter Jancevski 9-0-18, Herb Menhardt 7-2-16

1979

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 18-4-1 S 5 Lock Haven 3-2 W S 8 at Akron 0-0 T S 14 Long Island 5-0 W S 16 at Rhode Island 3-2 L S 21 Alderson-Broaddus 5-1 W S 25 West Chester 5-1 W S 28 at West Virginia 3-1 W S 30 at Cleveland State 4-0 L O 5 Lafayette 3-2 W O 9 at Bucknell 2-1 W O 12 Maryland 1-0 L O 14 LaSalle 4-1 W O 16 at East Stroudsburg 4-2 W O 19 Fordham 6-0 W O 23 Pittsburgh 6-0 W O 26 at Navy 1-0 W O 28 at Shippensburg 5-2 W N 2 Temple 1-0 W N 9 Connecticut 2-1 W 1979 NCAA Championship N 25 Princeton 3-1 W N 30 Indiana 2-0 W D 8 Southern Illinois 2-1 L D 9 Columbia 2-1 W Leading scorers: Jim Stamatis 16-12-44, Peter Jancevski 9-8-26, Duncan MacEwan 11-2-24

1980

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 18-3-1 S 9 at Penn State-Behrend 6-0 W S 12 Akron 2-1 W S 14 at Indiana 2-0 L S 19 Alderson-Broaddus 4-0 W S 21 at West Chester 3-2 W S 26 Cleveland State 2-1 W S 29 St. Louis 3-2 W O 3 Fordham 6-0 W O 7 Bucknell 5-1 W O 10 at Maryland 2-1 L O 14 East Stroudsburg 4-0 W O 17 William & Mary 1-0 W O 19 Notre Dame 4-2 W O 22 at Pittsburgh 2-0 W O 24 Navy 1-0 W O 28 Shippensburg 5-1 W O 31 Binghamton 6-0 W N 4 Lehigh 4-1 W N 9 at Connecticut 0-0 T N 14 Towson State 3-0 W 1980 NCAA Championship N 22 at Philadelphia Textile 3-2 W D 7 at Indiana 3-1 L Leading scorers: Duncan MacEwan 10-13-33, Peter Jancevski 12-5-29

1981

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 15-5-1 S 4 West Va. Wesleyan 6-0 S 7 St. John’s 2-0 S 11 Loyola 2-0 S 13 at Akron 2-1 S 16 West Chester 4-0 S 19 at William & Mary 2-1 S 22 Lock Haven 3-2 S 25 West Virginia 1-0 S 27 at Cleveland State 1-1 O 2 Fordham 6-0 O 9 Maryland 2-0 O 13 at East Stroudsburg 3-0 O 17 at Long Island 3-1 O 20 Pittsburgh 5-0 O 23 at Navy 1-0 O 30 Fairleigh Dickinson 3-1 N 3 at Lehigh 1-0 N 6 Connecticut 3-2 N 8 at Temple 3-1 N 12 at Lafayette 4-1 1981 NCAA Championship N 21 at Philadelphia Textile 2-0 Leading scorers: Peter Jancevski 13-4-30, Maierhofer 7-5-19

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1982

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 16-5-2 S 1 Davis & Elkins 1-0 W S 5 at Hartwick 4-3 L S 7 at West Virginia 1-0 W S 10 Rhode Island 3-2 W S 12 at Loyola (Md.) 2-0 W S 14 at West Chester 2-1 W S 18 at Southern Illinois 2-1 L S 24 Cleveland State 2-1 W S 28 at Alderson-Broaddus 4-1 L O 1 Akron 3-0 W O 3 Wake Forest 1-1 T O 8 Lock Haven 3-2 W O 11 East Stroudsburg 5-0 W O 13 Long Island 1-1 T O 19 at Bucknell 6-0 W O 22 Navy 4-1 W O 26 at Pittsburgh 2-0 W O 29 Rutgers 3-0 W O 31 at Connecticut 3-2 L N 5 Temple 2-0 W N 12 Lafayette 4-1 W 1982 NCAA Championship N 17 Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 W N 20 Philadelphia Textile 2-0 L Leading scorers: Lou Karbiener 10-8-28, Larry Miller 12-3-27, Jeff Maierhofer 10-4-24

1983

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 11-8-1 S 2 Indiana 2-1 W S 5 at Navy 3-2 L S 9 West Virginia 4-1 W S 11 at Rhode Island 3-0 W S 16 West Va. Wesleyan 2-1 W S 20 at Cleveland State 1-0 W S 24 at Fairleigh Dickinson 2-1 L S 27 Pittsburgh 8-3 W S 30 Howard 2-0 W O 2 at Akron 0-0 T O 7 Lock Haven 1-0 L O 11 at East Stroudsburg 2-0 W O 15 at Long Island 2-1 L O 18 Bucknell 5-0 W O 21 Hartwick 2-1 L O 23 at Rutgers 5-2 L O 28 Connecticut 3-2 W N 5 at Temple 5-1 L N 8 at Lafayette 2-1 L N 11 West Chester 5-1 W Leading scorers: Larry Miller 9-6-24, Bob Waizenegger 9-1-19, Jeff Maierhofer 7-2-16

1984

1986

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 17-5-1 S 1 Navy 6-2 W S 4 Akron 0-0 T S 7 Rhode Island 3-0 W S 11 at West Virginia 3-1 W S 14 Drexel 3-0 W S 16 at West Chester 7-1 W S 21 Fairleigh Dickinson 2-1 W S 25 at Pittsburgh 2-0 W S 28 Duke 1-0 W O 2 Lock Haven 2-1 W O 5 Rutgers 3-2 L O 9 East Stroudsburg 4-1 W O 12 Cleveland State 2-1 L O 16 at Bucknell 3-1 W O 20 at Hartwick 5-2 L O 23 at Shippensburg 7-0 W O 28 at Connecticut 2-1 W N 2 Temple 2-1 W N 6 Lafayette 3-1 W N 9 South Florida* 2-1 W N 11 Tampa# 2-1 L 1984 NCAA Championship N 18 Philadelphia Textile 5-0 W N 25 at Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 L * at Tampa # at South Florida Leading scorers: Thomas Greve 13-9-35, Kevin Jennings 14-3-31, Niall Harrison 11-6-28

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 12-6-5 S 1 Navy 1-1 T S 5 Gannon 3-2 W S 8 at Shippensburg 1-0 W S 12 Akron 1-0 L S 16 at Rutgers 1-0 W S 19 FDU-Teaneck 2-1 W S 21 at West Chester 6-0 W S 24 Lock Haven 2-1 L S 27 at Long Island 3-1 L O 3 at Tampa 1-1 T O 4 at South Florida 3-3 T O 7 Lafayette 1-0 L O 10 Seton Hall 1-1 T O 14 at Bucknell 4-0 W O 18 at Hartwick 3-2 W O 21 Delaware 3-1 W O 24 Notre Dame 3-0 W O 26 at Connecticut 3-3 T O 31 Temple 2-1 W N 6 at East Stroudsburg 2-0 W N 9 Cleveland State 1-0 L 1986 NCAA Championship N 22 Seton Hall 2-0 W N 30 at Akron 4-3 L Leading scorers: Jan Skorpen 17-4-38, Jay Ruby 7-3-17, Steve Potter 6-5-17

1985

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 12-6-3 S 1 at Navy 3-2 W S 4 Bowling Green 1-0 L S 8 Shippensburg 2-0 W S 11 Seton Hall 4-1 L S 15 at West Virginia 1-1 T S 18 Rutgers 4-0 L S 20 at FDU-Teaneck 3-2 L S 25 Long Island 2-1 W S 29 at St. Bonaventure 3-0 W O 2 St. Louis 4-1 L O 4 George Mason 2-1 L O 9 at Akron 1-0 W O 13 Bucknell 7-0 W O 16 Hartwick 1-1 T O 20 at Lafayette 2-1 W O 23 Connecticut 2-2 T O 27 Ohio State 5-0 W O 30 George Washington 3-0 W N 1 at Temple 1-0 W Atlantic 10 Tournament at Rutgers N 7 George Washington 1-0 W N 8 Rutgers 1-0 W Leading scorers: Paul Moylan 11-4-26, Kammel Haddad 8-4-20, Jan Skorpen 7-5-19

Head Coach: Walter Bahr 15-6-1 S 1 at Navy 1-0 W S 4 Shippensburg 5-1 W Puma Invitational at St. Louis University S 6 vs. San Francisco 3-2 L S 7 at St. Louis 2-1 W S 13 West Virginia 4-1 W S 15 at Akron 2-1 L S 20 West Chester 5-1 W S 22 at Fairleigh Dickinson 3-1 W S 27 Saint Joseph’s 4-0 W S 29 at Duke 3-0 L O 4 Long Island 3-2 L O 8 at Lafayette 2-1 W O 11 Howard 2-1 W O 15 Bucknell 2-0 W O 18 Hartwick 3-0 L O 22 Pittsburgh 3-0 W O 25 Connecticut 2-1 W O 27 at Rhode Island 3-2 W N 1 at Temple 1-1 T N 8 LaSalle 5-0 W 1985 NCAA Championship N 23 Temple 6-5 W D 1 at Evansville 1-0 L Leading scorers: Thomas Greve 10-9-29, Dave Dabora 9-4-22, Kevin Jennings 9-3-21, Niall Harrison 7-7-21

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Head Coach: Barry Gorman 14-7-3, 3-0 A-10 ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONS S 1 MUHLENBERG 3-0 W S 3 VILLANOVA 1-0 W S 5 at George Washington 1-0 W S 9 WEST VIRGINIA 3-0 W S 11 at Long Island 4-1 L S 16 PHILA. TEXTILE (OT) 1-1 T S 18 at Seton Hall (OT) 4-3 L S 23 FDU-TEANECK 3-1 W S 27 ST. BONAVENTURE 4-0 W S 30 WRIGHT STATE 1-0 W O 2 at Princeton 4-1 L O 4 at Shippensburg 2-0 W O 7 AKRON 2-1 L O 11 at Cleveland State 4-1 W O 15 at Hartwick (OT) 0-0 T O 18 PENNSYLVANIA 4-2 W O 21 HOWARD 2-1 L O 23 at Connecticut 1-0 W O 25 at Bucknell 3-0 W Gatorade Invitational at FIU O 28 Notre Dame 3-1 L O 29 Florida International 0-0 T Atlantic 10 Tournament at Rutgers N 4 George Washington (OT) 3-1 W N 6 Rutgers 2-0 W 1988 NCAA Championship N 12 FDU-TEANECK 1-0 L Leading scorers: Jan Skorpen 14-6-34, Kamel Haddad 6-11-23, Steve Frantz 10-2-22, Danny Kelly 2-6-10

1989

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 12-6-5, 3-0 A-10 Atlantic 10 Champions Air Force Invitational S 2 Evansville 1-0 L S 4 Air Force 0-0 T S 8 LONG ISLAND 3-0 W S 10 at FDU-Teaneck 2-0 L S 15 GEO. WASHINGTON 2-1 W S 17 at Philadelphia Textile (OT) 1-1 T S 19 GANNON 1-0 W S 22 SETON HALL 6-3 W S 24 PRINCETON 1-0 L Met Life Classic at Old Dominion S 29 William & Mary 1-0 L O 1 Old Dominion 2-1 L O 3 SHIPPENSBURG 6-1 W O 6 at Akron (OT) 2-0 L O 10 at St. Bonaventure 4-1 W O 13 HARTWICK 1-0 L O 17 at West Virginia 3-0 W O 20 CONNECTICUT 2-1 L O 24 CLEVELAND STATE 1-0 L O 27 TEMPLE 2-1 L O 31 at Bucknell 3-1 W Atlantic 10 Tournament 40

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1990

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 11-8-2, 6-1-1 A-10 S 1 DREXEL 2-1 W S 3 RADFORD (OT) 3-1 W S 7 CAMPBELL 4-1 L S 9 at Massachusetts (OT) 1-0 W S 14 PHILA. TEXTILE 2-0 L S 16 at Seton Hall 3-1 L S 21 RUTGERS 3-0 W S 23 at Rhode Island (OT) 2-1 W S 28 SAINT JOSEPH’S 5-1 W S 30 at Temple 3-0 L O 5 AKRON 2-1 W O 7 at George Washington 0-0 T O 13 at Hartwick (OT) 3-2 L O 16 ST. BONAVENTURE 5-0 W O 19 WEST VIRGINIA 4-0 W O 21 at Connecticut 2-2 T Met Life Classic at South Carolina O 27 Indiana 2-1 L O 28 Nevada-Las Vegas 6-1 L O 30 BUCKNELL 2-1 W Atlantic 10 Tournament at Rutgers N 3 Temple (OT) 2-1 W N 4 Rutgers (OT) 3-1 L Leading scorers: Danny Kelly 9-8-26, Thomas Agesen 5-2-12, Danny Gil 4-3-11, Steve Thomas 4-3-11, Eric Friberg 4-2-10

1991

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 11-9, 3-2 Big Ten Met Life Classic at Indiana S 6 Saint Louis 2-1 L S 8 Indiana 5-3 L S 14 Seton Hall* 2-0 L S 17 LOCK HAVEN 4-2 W S 21 at Rutgers 2-1 L S 24 at Drexel 1-0 L S 27 TEMPLE 1-0 W S 29 at Philadelphia Textile (OT) 3-2 L O 4 at Akron (OT) 3-2 L O 6 NORTHWESTERN 1-0 W O 9 at Ohio State 4-1 W O 12 HARTWICK 3-1 W O 18 FDU-TEANECK 2-0 W O 22 LAFAYETTE 3-1 W O 25 CONNECTICUT 3-2 W O 27 at Michigan State 2-1 W O 30 at Bucknell 1-0 W N 3 WISCONSIN 3-1 L Big Ten Championship at Indiana N 8 Northwestern 2-0 W N 9 Indiana 4-2 L

* at Hershey, Pa. Leading scorers: Neil Piper 6-9-21, Steve Sergi 8-2-18, Nigel Sparks 5-5-15, Chris Kelly 3-7-13

1992

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 16-8, 3-2 Big Ten Met Life Classic at Virginia S 5 Virginia 4-0 L S 6 George Mason 4-1 L S 9 VILLANOVA 3-1 W S 12 at Seton Hall (OT) 3-2 W S 15 DREXEL 4-0 W S 18 RUTGERS 3-0 W S 22 at Lafayette 1-0 W S 25 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE 1-0 W S 27 at Temple 3-1 W O 2 INDIANA (OT) 3-1 W O 4 Akron* 4-3 W O 9 at Northwestern 3-0 W O 11 at Wisconsin 2-1 L O 16 LOCK HAVEN (OT) 2-1 L O 18 OHIO STATE 3-2 L O 21 at FDU-Teaneck 4-0 W O 24 MICHIGAN STATE 1-0 W O 27 BUCKNELL 1-0 W N 1 at Connecticut 2-1 L Big Ten Championship at Indiana N 5 Michigan State 5-0 W N 6 Wisconsin 2-1 W N 7 Indiana 2-1 L 1992 NCAA Championship N 15 ADELPHI 2-1 W N 22 at Virginia 4-1 L * at Hershey, Pa. Leading scorers: Stuart Reid 14-1-29, Chris Kelly 7-13-27, Steve Sergi 8-4-20, Neil Piper 5-10-20, Nigel Sparks 8-3-19

1993

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 17-4-2, 3-2-1 Big Ten BIG TEN CHAMPIONS S 4 BUFFALO 1-0 W S 7 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) 3-0 W S 10 SETON HALL 5-1 W S 14 at Akron 5-1 W S 18 at Rutgers 1-0 L S 21 LAFAYETTE 3-0 W S 24 TEMPLE 7-0 W Notre Dame Classic O 1 Indiana 4-1 L O 2 at Notre Dame 1-0 W O 8 NORTHWESTERN 3-0 W O 10 WISCONSIN (OT) 2-2 T O 15 FDU-TEANECK 5-1 W O 17 at Ohio State 2-1 W O 19 at Bucknell 3-2 W O 22 CONNECTICUT 5-0 W O 24 at Michigan State 1-0 L O 27 LOCK HAVEN (OT) 1-0 W O 30 at Hartwick (OT) 0-0 T

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Big Ten Championship at Wisconsin N 5 Northwestern 2-1 W N 6 Indiana 1-0 W N 7 Wisconsin 1-0 W 1993 NCAA Championship N 14 ROBERT MORRIS 3-0 W N 20 at Princeton 5-2 L Leading scorers: Stuart Reid 16-1-33, Chris Kelly 9-11-29, Rich Wilmot 7-7-21, Neil Piper 5-919, Nick Scott 8-2-18, Jeff Lear 3-5-11

1994

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 16-6-1, 4-1 Big Ten S 3 vs. Notre Dame 1-0 W S 6 CLEVELAND STATE 3-0 W S 10 at Seton Hall 3-2 W S 13 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) 3-1 W S 16 RUTGERS (OT) 3-2 W S 20 at Lafayette (OT) 3-0 W S 23 PHILA. TEXTILE (OT) 1-1 T S 25 at Temple (OT) 2-0 W S 30 INDIANA 2-1 L O 7 at Northwestern 2-1 W O 9 at Wisconsin 1-0 W O 11 at Army (OT) 1-0 W O 15 OHIO STATE 2-0 W O 18 BUCKNELL 6-0 W O 22 MICHIGAN STATE (OT) 1-0 W O 25 at FDU-Teaneck 1-0 L Southern Bell Classic at Miami, Fla. O 28 vs. Fla. International (OT) 3-2 L O 30 vs. Marquette 3-1 L N 5 PITTSBURGH 4-0 W Big Ten Championship at Ohio State N 12 Ohio State 3-0 W N 13 Indiana 3-1 L 1994 NCAA Championship N 18 ROBERT MORRIS 3-0 W N 27 at Rutgers (OT) 3-2 L Leading scorers: Stuart Reid 12-3-27, Nick Scott 8-5-21, Travis Berger 7-4-18, Rich Wilmot 6-416, Sebastien Gouverneur 4-7-15

1995

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 15-5, 4-1 Big Ten Reebok/Cal State-Fullerton Invitational S 2 at Cal State-Fullerton 3-2 W S 4 UCLA 4-1 L S 8 SETON HALL 2-1 L S 12 at Cleveland State 4-1 W S 15 ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) 5-0 W S 20 LAFAYETTE 4-1 W S 23 AKRON (OT) 2-1 W S 25 at Philadelphia Textile 5-2 W S 29 at Indiana 2-1 W O 6 NORTHWESTERN 6-1 W O 8 WISCONSIN 2-0 L O 13 ARMY 6-1 W O 15 at Ohio State 3-0 W O 18 at Bucknell 4-0 W

O 22 at Michigan State 1-0 W O 27 HARTWICK 5-0 W O 29 UW-GREEN BAY 3-1 W N 3 at Pennsylvania 3-1 W Big Ten Championship at Michigan State N 12 Indiana 3-1 L 1995 NCAA Championship N 19 at Maryland 2-0 L Leading scorers: Stuart Reid 14-9-37, Travis Berger 15-5-35, Jeff Lear 9-5-23, Sebastien Gouverneur 7-4-18, Jon McClay 4-3-11

1996

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 11-6-2, 2-2-1 Big Ten Adidas Invitational at Portland, Oregon S 7 at Portland (OT) 1-0 L S 8 vs. Washington 2-0 L S 11 TEMPLE 6-1 W S 14 at Seton Hall 2-1 W S 17 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) 3-0 W S 21 TOWSON STATE 3-1 W S 25 at Lafayette 2-1 W S 28 at Hartwick 5-0 W O 4 INDIANA (OT) 1-1 T 0 8 PHILA. TEXTILE 7-0 W O 11 at Northwestern 3-1 W O 13 at Wisconsin 3-2 L O 20 at Akron 2-1 L O 23 BUCKNELL 1-0 W 0 26 MICHIGAN STATE 2-0 L N 1 LOYOLA (Md.) 2-0 L N 8 OHIO STATE 1-0 W Big Ten Championship at Penn State N 15 OHIO STATE 3-0 W N 16 INDIANA (OT) 2-2 T (Indiana advances via penalty kicks, 3-2) Leading scorers: Phil Karn 10-6-26, Jon McClay 8-1-17, Jeff Lear 5-3-13, Fredrik Guster 6-0-12, David Weil 4-2-10, Sebastien Gouverneur 2-4-8

1997

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 10-10-1, 2-3 Big Ten A 30 at William & Mary 2-1 W S 1 at Loyola, Md. (OT) 2-2 T S 5 ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) 3-1 W S 9 at Temple 2-0 L Duke Invitational at Durham, N.C. S 12 at Duke 4-0 L S 13 vs. North Carolina State 3-0 L S 20 at Towson State (OT) 1-0 L S 23 LAFAYETTE 3-0 W Penn State Nike Classic S 26 PENNSYLVANIA 1-0 W S 27 ARMY 2-0 W O 3 at Indiana 2-0 L O 10 NORTHWESTERN 3-0 W O 12 WISCONSIN (OT) 2-1 W O 17 CLEVELAND STATE 2-0 W O 19 at Ohio State (OT) 2-1 L O 22 at Bucknell (OT) 2-1 W

O 26 at Michigan State 3-2 L N 1 HARTWICK (OT) 2-1 L N 8 at James Madison 5-0 L Big Ten Championship at Indiana N 14 Wisconsin 2-0 W N 15 at Indiana 4-0 L Leading scorers: Phil Karn 10-2-22, Jon McClay 5-4-14, Kevin Silva 2-4-8, Travis Berger 3-2-8

1998

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 14-6-2, 4-1 Big Ten S 1 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) 8-0 W S 4 at Akron 1-0 W S 8 WILLIAM & MARY (OT) 1-0 L Penn State Nike Classic S 11 PORTLAND (2OT) 0-0 T S 13 LOYOLA (Md.) 3-1 W Virginia Commonwealth Nike Classic S 19 American 2-0 L S 20 at Va. Commonwealth 1-0 W Army Invitational, West Point, N.Y. S 25 at Army 2-1 W S 27 vs. Hartford 2-2 T O 2 vs. Indiana (OT) 1-0 L O 9 at Northwestern 1-0 W O 11 at Wisconsin 3-2 W O 15 at Cleveland State 1-0 W O 18 OHIO STATE (OT) 1-0 W O 21 BUCKNELL 7-1 W O 25 MICHIGAN STATE 1-0 W O 31 at Hartwick 2-0 L N 7 vs. James Madison 1-0 W Big Ten Championship at Northwestern N 14 Ohio State (2OT) 3-2 W N 15 Indiana (2OT) 1-0 L 1998 NCAA Championship N 22 at Connecticut 1-0 W N 28 at St. John’s 1-0 L Leading scorers: Jon McClay 9-4-22, Ricardo Villar 4-9-17, Matt Leahy 3-2-8

1999

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 19-4-1, 3-2 Big Ten S 3 at Clemson 3-2 W S 5 at Loyola (Md.) 2-1 W S 10 VILLANOVA 6-3 W S 14 ROBERT MORRIS 3-0 W Penn State Nike Classic S 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE (OT) 2-1 W S 18 AKRON 3-2 W S 24 Bowling Green (2OT) 1-0 W S 26 Florida International (OT) 1-0 W O 1 at Indiana 4-2 L O 5 CLEVELAND STATE 1-0 W O 8 NORTHWESTERN 1-0 W O 10 WISCONSIN (OT) 2-1 W O 17 Ohio State 1-0 L O 22 SETON HALL 2-1 W O 24 Michigan State (OT) 1-0 W O 30 South Carolina 2-1 W GoPSUsports.com • PENN STATE 2011

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS O 31 College Of Charleston 2-1 W N 7 HARTWICK (OT) 0-0 T Big Ten Championship at Michigan State N 12 Michigan State (OT) 2-1 W N 13 Ohio State 1-0 W N 14 Indiana (2OT) 2-1 L 1999 NCAA Championship N 20 WILLIAM & MARY 1-0 W N 28 ST. JOHN’S (3OT) 2-1 W D 5 Indiana 3-0 L Leading scorers: Ricardo Villar 13-9-35, Greg Oldfield 7-4-18, Blake Novotny 5-3-13, Pete Shellenberger 3-6-12, Derek Potteiger 2-3-7, Brent Jacquette 2-1-5

2000

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 13-6-2, 3-2-1 Big Ten New Hampshire Nike Classic S 1 vs. Vermont 3-0 W S 3 at New Hampshire (OT) 2-1 W S 8 ST. BONAVENTURE 2-0 W S 10 at Villanova 4-0 W Penn State Nike Classic S 15 CHARLESTON (OT) 2-1 W S 16 VA. COMMONWEALTH 1-0 W S 23 at Michigan (OT) 2-1 W S 26 at Akron 2-0 L S 29 INDIANA 3-2 L O 1 SOUTH CAROLINA 1-0 L O 6 at Northwestern 6-2 W O 8 at Wisconsin 2-0 W O 12 CORNELL 3-0 W O 15 OHIO STATE (2OT) 1-1 T O 23 MICHIGAN STATE 2-0 L Ohio State Nike Classic O 27 vs. Cincinnati 1-0 W O 29 vs. Kentucky (2OT) 1-1 T N 4 at Hartwick 3-1 L Big Ten Championship at Ohio State N 9 Michigan (2OT) 2-1 W N 10 Michigan State 2-1 W N 12 at Ohio State (OT) 3-2 L Leading scorers: Derek Potteiger 13-6-32, Brett Forbrich 4-4-12, Pete Shellenberger 4-4-12

2001

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 14-5-1, 4-1-1 Big Ten A 31 BUCKNELL 5-1 W S 2 at South Carolina 3-2 L S 6 VILLANOVA 5-0 W S 9 MICHIGAN 4-0 W Penn State Nike Classic S 14 DUQUESNE cancelled S 15 BOSTON COLLEGE cancelled Ohio State Nike Classic S 21 Southwest Missouri State 1-0 W S 23 Creighton 2-1 W S 28 at Indiana 3-1 L O 5 NORTHWESTERN 3-0 W O 7 WISCONSIN 2-0 W 42

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2002

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 16-8-2, 3-3-0 Big Ten BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Ohio State Nike Classic A 30 vs. Richmond (2OT) 2-1 L S 1 vs. East Carolina 4-2 W University of Maryland Tournament S 6 at Maryland 2-1 L S 8 vs. No. 1 Virginia 4-2 W Penn State Nike Classic S 13 VILLANOVA 2-1 W S 15 AMERICAN 2-1 L S 20 AKRON 2-1 W S 22 at Michigan 1-0 W S 27 INDIANA (2OT) 1-0 L S 29 TOWSON 3-1 W O 4 at Northwestern 2-1 W O 6 at Wisconsin 2-1 L O 9 at Seton Hall 3-2 L O 13 OHIO STATE 1-0 W O 18 at Hartwick College 2-0 W O 20 MICHIGAN STATE 1-0 L O 27 at Boston College (OT) 2-1 W N 5 at No. 24 Lehigh 1-0 W Big Ten Championship at Penn State N 14 WISCONSIN 1-0 W N 15 vs. Indiana (3OT) 2-1 W N 17 vs. Michigan 2-1 W 2002 NCAA Championship N 27 NO. CAROLINA (2OT) 1-0 W D 1 WILLIAM & MARY (OT) 1-0 W D 7 at UCLA 7-1 L Leading scorers: Chad Severs 17-3-37, Joe Zewe 4-6-14, Pasi Karpinnen 4-6-14, David Walters 2-5-9, Brent Jacquette 2-3-7

2003

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 9-10-1, 1-5-0 Big Ten Soccer Town Classic at Cal State Fullerton A 29 vs. UCLA 5-2 L A 31 at Cal State Fullerton 2-0 L Ohio State Buckeye Classic S 5 vs. Bradley 2-1 W S 7 vs. Tulsa (2OT) 3-2 W Penn State Nike Classic S 12 BOSTON COLLEGE 2-1 W S 13 HARTWICK 2-1 W S 19 at Akron 1-0 L S 21 ST. BONAVENTURE 2-0 W O 2 NORTHWESTERN 3-1 W O 5 WISCONSIN 1-0 L O 12 at Ohio State 3-1 L O 16 vs. Maryland 1-0 L O 19 at Michigan State 4-3 L O 26 MICHIGAN 4-2 L O 29 LEHIGH 1-0 W N 5 at Villanova 2-0 L N 8 at Indiana 3-2 L Big Ten Championship at Indiana N 13 vs. Michigan State 2-1 W N 14 vs. Northestern 1-0 W N 16 at Indiana (3OT) 1-1 T (Indiana advances via penalty kicks, 4-1) Leading scorers: Chad Severs 7-3-17, Brian Devlin 4-6-14, Simon Omekanda 3-8-14

2004

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 10-4-8, 1-3-2 Big Ten Ohio State Classic S 3 No. 6 UNC (2OT) 1-1 T S 5 No. 8 Wake Forest (2OT) 2-2 T University of Maryland Tournament S 10 Georgetown (2OT) 3-2 W S 12 No. 2 St. John’s (2OT) 0-0 T Penn State Nike Classic S 18 VIRGINIA TECH (OT) 2-1 W S 19 AKRON 4-0 W Tulsa Golden Hurricane Classic S 24 at No. 25 Tulsa 3-2 W S 26 No. 15 SMU (2OT) 3-2 W S 28 GEORGE MASON 0-0 T O 1 No. 6 INDIANA 2-1 L O 8 at Northwestern 2-2 T O 10 at Wisconsin 4-3 L O 14 at No. 21 Maryland 4-1 W O 17 OHIO STATE 3-0 L O 20 BUCKNELL 2-0 W O 24 MICHIGAN STATE (2OT) 1-0 W O 27 CORNELL 3-0 W O 31 at Michigan 0-0 T N 3 at Villanova 1-1 T N 7 at Lehigh 1-0 W Big Ten Championship at Michigan N 11 vs. Northwestern (OT) 1-0 L 2004 NCAA Championship N 23 No. 25 TULSA (2OT) 1-1 T

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (Tulsa advances to third round on penalty kicks, 4-3) Leading scorers: Chad Severs 9-3-21, Simon Omekanda 6-5-17, Richard Costanzo 4-7-15, Brian Devlin 3-5-11. GK Conrad Taylor 10-4-8, 1.02 GAA, 8 SHO

2005

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 13-7-2, 6-0-0 Big Ten BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Ohio State Classic S 2 No. 8 New Mexico 2-0 L S 4 Marquette 1-0 L Virginia Tech Classic S 9 James Madison 2-1 L S 11 at Virginia Tech 0-0 T Penn State Nike Classic S 16 No. 17 UCLA 1-0 L S 18 Cal State Fullerton 2-0 W S 21 No. 6 MARYLAND 1-0 W S 24 at George Mason (OT) 1-0 L S 27 ST. BONAVENTURE 1-1 T S 30 at No. 5 Indiana (OT) 2-1 W O 3 at No. 4 Akron 2-1 L O 7 NORTHWESTERN 4-1 W O 9 WISCONSIN (OT) 1-0 W O 16 at Ohio State (2OT) 1-0 W O 19 at Cornell 2-1 W O 23 at Michigan State (2OT) 1-0 W O 30 MICHIGAN (OT) 3-2 W N 4 HARTWICK 3-0 W Big Ten Championship at Northwestern N 11 vs. Michigan State 2-0 W N 13 vs. No. 2 Indiana 1-0 W 2005 NCAA Championship N 22 No. 20 SETON HALL 1-0 W N 27 No. 11 CREIGHTON 3-1 L Leading scorers: Jason Yeisley 9-6-24, Simon Omekanda 6-9-21, Brian Devlin 2-6-10, Jeff Chambers 2-6-10. GK Conrad Taylor 13-7-2, 0.78 GAA, 10 SHO

2006

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Head Coach: Barry Gorman 7-11-2, 3-3-0 Big Ten Ohio State Classic vs. Furman 2-0 vs. Hartwick 2-1 Carolina Nike Classic vs. No. 11 Wake Forest 2-0 at No. 1 UNC 1-0 Penn State Classic NO. 13 SAN FRANCISCO 2-0 NO. 23 BOSTON U. 1-1 MICHIGAN STATE 3-1 at No. 6 Maryland 2-0 at No. 14 Northwestern 2-1 NO. 9 WEST VIRGINIA 2-1 OHIO STATE 2-1 at No. 18 Akron 0-0 BUFFALO 3-0

O 15 at Wisconsin 2-0 L O 17 BUCKNELL 3-1 W O 20 NO. 9 INDIANA 1-0 W O 25 NO. 13 LEHIGH (2OT) 2-1 L O 28 at Michigan 1-0 L Big Ten Championship at Ohio State N 2 vs. Northwestern (2OT) 2-1 W N 3 vs. No. 10 Indiana 1-0 L Leading scorers: Simon Omekanda 5-4-14, Jeff Chambers 2-3-7, Barkley Miller 2-2-6, Stephen Reihner 1-4-6. GK Conrad Taylor 7-11-2, 1.16 GAA, 3 SHO

2007

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 7-8-4, 2-2-2 Big Ten Wolstein Soccer Classic A 31 vs. Syracuse 4-0 L S 2 vs. No. 13 West Virginia 1-0 L Penn State Classic S 7 WILLIAM & MARY 4-1 W S 9 OLD DOMINION 1-0 L S 14 at Cal State Fullerton 2-0 W S 16 at No. 10 UCLA 4-1 L S 23 at Michigan State 2-2 T S 26 PENNSYLVANIA 3-2 W S 29 No. 3 NORTHWESTERN 2-1 W O 6 at Ohio State 1-0 L O 10 LAFAYETTE 1-1 T O 13 at Boston University 2-1 L O 17 at No. 19 Akron 3-0 L O 20 WISCONSIN 3-3 T O 23 CORNELL 2-1 W O 28 at No. 10 Indiana 1-0 L O 31 VILLANOVA 1-0 W N 4 MICHIGAN 2-1 W Big Ten Championship at Michigan State N 8 at Michigan State 0-0 T (Michigan State advances via penalty kicks, 4-3) Leading scorers: Jason Yeisley 6-4-16, Treavor Gelsinger 3-6-12, Jacobo Vera 4-1-9, Frank Costigliola 3-3-9. GK Conrad Taylor 7-8-4, 1.42 GAA, 3 SHO

2008

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Head Coach: Barry Gorman 5-11-3, 2-4-0 Big Ten Wolstein Soccer Classic A 29 vs. Central Florida 2-0 W A 31 vs. Florida Gulf Coast 1-0 L Penn State Classic S 5 NO. 18 TULSA 2-1 L S 7 BUCKNELL 2-0 L S 10 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) 1-0 W S 13 JAMES MADISON 1-1 T S 19 vs. Saint Mary’s 0-0 T S 21 at San Francisco 2-0 W S 24 at Pennsylvania 3-0 L S 28 MICHIGAN STATE 4-3 L O 4 at No. 3 Northwestern 2-1 L O 11 NO. 17 OHIO STATE 3-2 W

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15 at Cornell 3-1 W 21 at Lehigh 2-1 L 26 at Wisconsin 4-1 L 29 NO. 2 AKRON 1-1 T 1 NO. 17 INDIANA 1-0 W 8 at No. 12 Michigan 2-0 L Big Ten Championship at Wisconsin N 13 vs. No. 4 Northwestern (2OT) 2-1 L Leading scorers: Treavor Gelsinger 6-0-12, Mackenzie Arment 2-3-7, Corey Hertzog 2-2-6.

2009

Head Coach: Barry Gorman 12-8-2, 3-2-1 Big Ten S 1 SAINT FRANCIS 5-0 W Wolstein Soccer Classic S 4 vs. Cal State Fullerton (OT) 2-1 L S 6 vs. Gonzaga 1-0 W Penn State Classic S 11 HOFSTRA 5-1 W S 13 HARTFORD (2OT) 1-0 W S 18 at Old Dominion 2-1 L S 20 at James Madison 3-0 L S 23 LEHIGH 1-1 T S 27 No. 22 MICHIGAN 2-0 W S 30 PENNSYLVANIA 5-0 W O 4 at Michigan State 1-0 W O 11 No. 21 NORTHWESTERN 1-1 T O 14 LAFAYETTE 2-0 W O 18 at Ohio State 2-1 L O 21 at Bucknell 2-1 W O 28 at No. 1 Akron 3-0 L O 31 WISCONSIN 2-1 W N 6 at Indiana 2-1 L Big Ten Tournament at Indiana N 12 vs. Michigan (OT) 1-0 W N 13 vs. Michigan State 3-0 W N 15 vs. Ohio State 1-0 L 2010 NCAA Championship N 22 MARYLAND 2-1 L Leading scorers: Corey Hertzog 11-6-28, Jason Yeisley 8-5-21, Matheus Braga 7-7-21, Drew Cost 3-2-8, GK Warren Gross 12-7-2, .083 GAA, 9 SHO

2010

Head Coach: Bob Warming 14-8-1, 2-3-1 Big Ten Wolstein Soccer Classic S 3 vs. Buffalo 5-0 W S 5 vs. College of Charleston 1-0 W Penn State Classic S 10 BUCKNELL 2-1 L S 12 BINGHAMTON 4-3 W S 17 at Air Force 2-0 W S 19 at Denver 4-0 W S 24 INDIANA 3-2 L S 29 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) 4-3 W O 3 at Michigan 2-1 L O 6 VILLANOVA 1-0 W O 10 MICHIGAN STATE 2-1 W O 13 AKRON (2OT) 2-1 L GoPSUsports.com • PENN STATE 2011

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS O 20 UMBC 2-1 L O 23 OHIO STATE 2-1 W O 27 at Penn 3-0 L N 2 at Lafayette 2-1 W N 6 at Wisconsin 2-1 L Big Ten Tournament at Penn State N 11 NORTHWESTERN 3-1 W N 12 INDIANA 2-1 W N 14 MICHIGAN 4-1 L 2010 NCAA Championship N 21 OLD DOMINION 4-1 W N 28 at Maryland 1-0 L Leading scorers: Corey Hertzog 20-6-46, Matheus Braga 5-17-27, Jordan Tyler 5-3-13, Mackenzie Arment 2-9-13

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS -AAckley, Edward M. (1959) Adams, James (1974-75) Agesen, Thomas (1987-1991) Agesen, Torben (1982-85) Ainghorn, Allen (1999, 2000) Akom, Antwi (1985) Al-Rubaiyi, Ali (1963-64) Allen, Bruce (1972-74) Allen, Rick (1970-72) Allen, Gregory K. (1976) Allen, S.L. (1927, 29) Allison, G.L. (1911) Alfredo, Jimmy (1999) Ambler, Marple (1933-34) Anderson, C.H. (1928-30) Anderson, Fred (?-?)

Appleman, Charles (1944-45) Arment, Mackenzie (2008-10) Arner, O.Q. (1915-19) Arnold, Charles G. (1941) Arnold, Mike (1971-73) Ascherl, Christoph (2005) Astiz, Carlos A. (1959-60) Atherton, James (1943-44) -BBadaracco, Ryan (2005-06, 2008) Bahr, Chris (1971-74) Bahr, Matt (1974-77) Bailey, L.W.F. (1917) Bailey, Sam (1964-66) Baily, K.G. (1920) Baldino, Ciro (1971-74) Ballantine, Ray (1982-83) Ballestero, Tom (1971) Barkoff, Peter (2000-01) Barnes, Felix (1935-36) Barriero, Ed (1976, 78) Barninger, Michael (1991) Bates, Robert (1943) Bauer, Paul R. (1956-58) Bechdel, Wayne (1943) Becker, Ralph J. (1957) Beckett, Tom (1987-91) Bell, G.E. (1925-26) Bell, Ray (1933-35) Bello, Gary (1966) Bender, Paul (1942, 46) Benford, James (1955, 57) Berger, Travis (1992-96) Bernlohr, James (1985-86) Bernotas, Erik (1995) Bernstein, Gabe (2001-04) Bertram, James (1999, 2000) Berzkalns, George (1962) Besoushko, Julius (1958) Bielicki, Joe (1933-35) Biescecker, Fred N. (1959) Bigott, L.A. (1938-40) Bijur, Jerry (1954) Binns, C.H. (1921-22) Binns, David (1944, 47)

Binns, John (1934-35) Birmingham, Brendan (2010) Bishop, Robert (1913-14) Black, Floyd (1945-46) Black, H.M. (1912) Blumenthal, Steve (1979-82) Bodossian, Leo (1975-76) Bohlen, Bobby (2006-08) Bojcun, Ihor (1973) Boles, Dave (1972-75) Bommarito, Salvatore (1975-78) Borda, W.H. (1936-37) Borra, Emil (1953) Bostley, Phil J., Jr. (1958) Bounds, Vernon M. (1959) Boyer, S.E. (1948-49) Bradbury, R.C. (1916) Bradford, H.E. (1931) Braga, Matheus (2008-10) Brennan, Bill (1983-84) Briggs, Ian (1990-94) Brower, Ralph (1955-57) Bruce, Earl J., Jr. (1957-58) Brubaker, Reed (1999) Brubaker, Rick (1995-99) Brubaker, Ross (1995-99) Brunache, Jean Claude (1974, 76-77) Buchanan, H.L. (1912-13) Buck, John (1962) Bucy, Bill (1990-94) Buddenhagen, Brent (1969-71) Bulatovic, Marko (1982-83) Burnham, Daniel (2010) Buss, Clarence (1948-50) Buzad, P. (1949) -CCafferky, Jay (1991-94) Calvano, Anthony (2002-04) Campbell, Claver (1977-78) Campbell, John (1944, 47) Canter, Dan (1978-81) Carbon, E.L. (1925) Carinci, Ray (1968-70) Carney, David (1995-98) Carvalho, Yan (2004-05) Casais, Andres (2007-2010) Cashie, Alvin (1963) Casterline, H. (1932) Catanach, A.E. (1917-18) Chambers, Jeff (2003-06) Charlton, Jack (1951-52) Chenowith, Max (1942) Cherry, J.L. (1925-27) Christina, Bob (1983-85) Churchill, Chris (1997-99) Chyzowwych, Ihor (1957) Ciarla, Marco (2009-10) Cirilli, Nicholas (1971) Cockley, N.I. (1926) Coder, Ron (1949-50) Coleman, Ronald (1949-51) Coll, Michael (1993-96)

Collins, Andre (1963-64) Comforto, Joe (1967) Conlon, Noel (1988) Coombs, R.E. (1916) Cooper, Jerry (1945) Cope, Harold (1914) Corapi, Giuseppe (1991-94) Corbett, George (1933-35) Corman, J. Ned (1939-41) Correa, Diego (2007, 2009) Correia, Joe (1964, 66) Cost, Drew (2007-2010) Costanzo, Richard (2004) Costello, Kevin (1975, 77) Costigliola, Frank (2006-09) Cottrell, Austin (2005) Craig, J. Doug (1972-73) Cranston, H. Vigor (1914) Crawford, W. (1943) Crooks, J. (1922) Crouch, J. (1944) Cunningham, Bob (1979-82) Cuno, J.B. (1912-13) Cuit, G.W., Jr. (1917-18) -DDabora, Dave (1982-85) Dacey, Raymond (1962-64) Dahle, Einar (1987-91) Daigle, Peter (1986-89) Dantzig, Tim (1973-75) Davies, S.F., Jr. (1938) Davis, David W. (1955-56) Dawson, Ben (1999-2002) Daykin, A. (1930-32) Dearborn, Richard (1940) Debonis, A.F. (1929) DeGrange, Vernon (1964-66) Denard, Dennis (1971-73) Dennis, Greg (1979-82) DePeppe, Chris (1985-88) DeRemer, Mike (2001-02) Derkacz, Casey (2007-08) DeVilbiss, Frank (1959) Devlin, Brian (2002-05) Dierks, Paul (1951-54) Dietrich, William (1942, 45-46) Dinacci, Marc (1990-93) Ditzler, Glen (1967-69) Djurdjevic, Velimir (1960-62) Doman, James (1945) Dorwart, A.L. (1915) Dougald, Don (1956) Dufford, John (1941) Durain, J. Donald (1939-40) Dutemple, A.C. (1913) Dutemple, W.B. (1911-12) Dutemple, W.P. (1914) Dutrow, Donald (1952) Duttenhofer, Bruce (1971-74) -EEarnhardt, Eric (2000-01, 03) Eccles, Simon (1983-86)

Eckelmeyer, Bert (1985-88) Edgerton, R.D. (1927-29) Edmonds, James (1955-56) Edward, Selwyn (1931-33) Ehrlich, Bobby (1975-78) Eisenhuth, J.L. (1925) Elmore, Arturo (1984) Emanuele, Dominic (1975-76) Emig, George (1945, 49-50) Engelhardt, Keith (1989-93) Erdman, K. (1944) Ernst, F. Robert (1938-40) Espinosa, John (1994) Esser, Kirk (1991-95) Etters, J. Boyd (1942, 46) Etters, James (1946) Evans, F.I. (1930-32) Evans, Justin (1995) -FFaria, Rafael (2009) Farrer, Howard C., Jr. (1959-61) Fast, Robert J. (1942) Fegley, Larry (1958-59) Fetrow, Mark (2008-10) Fiedler, William (1957-58) Filoon, Karl (1965) Finzel, E. (1932-33) Fisher, John (2000-01) Fishman, Marvin (1977) Fitzwater, Liam (2008) Flamporis, Stamatios (1954-56) Flanagan, Thomas (1961, 64) Fleischer, Alan (2003) Fletcher, Jack (1932-34) Follmer, Frank (1950-52) Forbrich, Brett (1999-2002) Forgue, Brian (2009-10) Francis, Nat (2000-01) Frantz, Steve (1986-89) Frazier, Wes (1971-73) Frederick, Mark (1943) Freeman, Harold (1940-42) Friberg, Eric (1987-91) -GGaber, Andrew (1943) Galindo, Anibal (1940-41) Gallagher, Dan (1976-78) Gallagher, John (2009-10) Galvin, Robert (1966-68) Gans, J.L., Jr. (1929) Garber, Randy (1973-74) Garcia, Charles (1947) Gardiner, Scott (1979-82) Garey, Matt (1989-93) Gatti, John (1973) Gatto, Vince (1968-70) Gaul, H.A. (1920-21) Geczy, George (1953-55) Gelsinger, Treavor (2007-10) Geltman, Peter (1967) Giaimo, Antonio (1977-78) Giampapa, Michael (1974-75)

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Giberman, Barry (1965-67) Gibson, Whit (1998-99) Gill, Danny (1987-88, 90-91) Gillen, Ted (1986-89) Gillispie, Gerry (1952-54) Gilmour, Billy (1982) Gladding, F.W. (1920) Glaser, F.E. (1927-28) Goren, Volkan (1982-83) Gorman, Trevor (2001-02) Gottschling, James (1960-61) Gouverneur, Sebastien (1994-97) Graebner, Eugene (1944, 46-47) Graham, Robert (1933-34) Gray, David (2003-06) Gray, John (2007-09) Gray, Pat (1991-94) Green, Gazexer, Jr. (1939-40) Greenland, R.C. (1915-16) Gregg, W.R. (1912-14) Greve, Thomas (1984-85) Griffin, E.F. (1925-27) Gross, Warren (2008-10) Grubbs, David (1959-61) Grupp, F.W. (1922, 24) Grupp, Otto (1919-21) Guidon, John (1978-79) Gum, Phillip (1959) Gurcay, Ramsey (1943) Guster, Frederick (1995) -HHaag, R.W. (1936-38) Haase, David (1956-57) Hackman, Harold (1946-48) Haddad, Kamel (1986-88) Hagenbuch, J. (1922, 24) Hamilton, John (1944-46) Hannah, R.G. (1948-49) Hansen, H. (1933) Hargest, W.J. (1925) Harral, H.D. (1921-22) Harris, Robert (1951-53) Harrison, Niall (1983-86) Hart, H.L. (1919) Hartman, Dean (1942, 46-47) Hartman, Jesse (1944, 46) Hartman, Van Allen (1938-40) Hartzler, H. (1931-32) Harvey, C. (1928-29) Hazelwood, F. (1919-20) Hebel, Edward (1960) Heck, Alan N. (1940-42) Hedberg, Jim (1955-57) Heffner, Bryan (2009) Heimer, Jeff (1975-77) Heinze, Dieter (1961-63) Hellmich, A.E. (1925) Henry, Ehjay (2010) Henszey, W.P. (1930-31) Hertner, Herbert (1956-58) Hertzog, Corey (2008-10) Hesselbacher, g.E. (1914-15) 46

Hill, Paul Ward (1955-56) Hinojosa, Eduardo (1961) Hinojosa, Pat (1993-96) Hockenbrock, James (1958-59) Hoffman, Drew (1997-99) Hoffman, Ralph (1952-53) Hollingsworth, Mike (1988-91) Holmberg, C.W. (1913-16) Holmes, H.J. (1930-31) Holmquist, F. (1944) Honker, Harry (1962-63) Horne, J.R. (1927) Horst, Steve (1965) Hosterman, C.H. (1920-21) Hosterman, C.W. (1936-38) Hosterman, Ken (1946-47) Hosterman, Ralph (1947-49) Hosterman, Walter R., Jr. (1939-40) Housle, Brian (1976) Hutchinson, W.L. (1930) -IIckes, J.H. (1938) Imm, Mike (1989-92) Irvin, Harold (1951-53) Irwin, J.A. (1915) Irwin, James (1943) -JJacobson, Allen (1962-64) Jacobson, B.D. (1927) Jacquette, Brent (1999-2002) James, A.E. (1919-20) James, J.S. (1927) Jancevski, Peter (1978-81) Janov, Michael (2005-06) Jennings, Kevin (1982-85) Jewell, C. (1944) Jobling, Peter (1980-83) Johnston, Roy (1960, 62) Johnston, Thomas (1995) Jones, Theodore (1961-63) Jordan, Dale (2000-01) -KKapp, Dennis (1966-67) Karbiener, Lou (1979-82) Karn, Phil (1994-97) Karppinen, Pasi (2001-04) Katona, John (1962-64) Kaufmann, Drew (1993-96) Kaweesi-Katongole, Stanley (2006) Keen, R.S. (1925) Kehan, Tommy (1970-71, 73) Keller, P.L. (1921) Kelley, J.F. (1913, 15-16) Kelley, W.A. (1921-23) Kelly, Chris (1990-93) Kelly, Danny (1987-90) Kelly, Mark (1987-88) Kenney, Greg (1981-84) Kermouche, Malik (1978-79) Kettcamp, Harry (1961-62) King, Woodrow (1939-41) Kinkaid, J.R. (1928)

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Kirschner, Mike (1964-65) Klase, Frank (1943) Klauberg, Billy (1975-78) Klaus, Kurt (1950-52) Klim, John (1968) Kline, Gary (1970-72) Kline, Geordie (1983, 86) Kline, George (1952) Kline, Harry (1962-63) Kline, Huber (1953) Kline, James (1946-48) Kline, Loren (1958-59) Kline, Wayne (1965-66) Knecht, E.K. (1931-32) Koch, Garry (1972) Kocher, Ellis (1951-52) Kopilovich, Emil (1971-73) Kramer, Larry (1972-73) Kraus, Wayne (1976) Krause, Philip (1964) Krauser, Walter (1955-57) Kraybill, William (1945, 48-49) Kretzer, Fred (1947) Krick, David (1970) Krispin, Patrick (2008-10) Krumpe, Nathaniel (1997-00) Krumrine, Jack (1952) Kuplen, Richard (1960-61) -LLane, Joseph (1949-50) Lange, Werner (1939) Langton, Bob (1979) Lantz, Leland (1960-61) Laskaris, Xenophon (1939-40) Lawrence, James (1956) Lawrence, John (1955) Lawroski, H. (1948-49) Lawther, G. (1949) Leahy, Matt (1997-2000) Lear, Jeff (1993-96) Lear, Ken (1997-2001) Learn, Richard (1962-64) Lee, Justin (2008-10) Lieb, Theodore (1947-49) Lindemann, Mike (2002-04) Lindquist, M. (1932) Link, Kenneth (1960-62) Lippincott, G.P., Jr. (1925-26) Lischer, Charles (1942) Little, Harry (1945, 48-50) Little, Robert (1954-55) Lloyd, Dave (1975-78) Locker, Steve (1972-74) Lombana, Jose (1942-42) Loncar, Fred (1967-68) Long, Edwin (1933-35) Longhurst, L.C. (1920-22) Lucas, J.H. (1917) Lutz, W.E. (1927-29) -MMace, Leith (1969-70) MacEwan, Duncan (1978-81)

MacGregor, N.K. (1911) Machereth, William (1960) Machi, Andy (2005-08) MacLaren, A.W. (1928-29) MacMath, Gary (1970-72) MacNeill, Geordie (2004-07) MacWilliams, Robert (1943) Maierhofer, Howard (1957-58) Maierhofer, Jeffrey (1980-83) Maierhofer, Scott (1979-82) Maiga, Almouzar (1963) Makipaa, Jorma (1998, 2000-02) Mallory, J.C. (1937) Mandel, E.S. (1936-37) Manke, Joe (1962-63) Manley, Francis L. (1958) Margolf, Charles (1947-49) Marke, William (1961) Marsden, John (1972-75) Marsden, Kerry (1977) Marshall, R.M. (1926, 28) Martini, Daniel (2006-07) Masters, Don (1933-34) Masters, H.W., Jr. (1979-31) Mastil, John (1964-66) Mastil, Michael (1961-63) Matacia, Richard (1953-55) Matlack, Scott (1972-74) Mattei, Anthony (1958-60) Mattner, Elmer (1917, 19-20) McBrearty, Douglass (1971) McClay, Jon (1995-98) McDonald, Ken (1975-78) McDonald, Bill (1979-82) McEwan, William (1934-36) McFadden, C.A. (1917-18) McKibben, Richard (1946) McKune, R.W. (1929-31) McLaughlin, A. (1927) McMannon, Sean (1987-88) McVaugh, C.L. (1922, 24) Meares, Greg (1983-84) Mearkle, W.C. (1917, 19-20) Megaloudis, George (1982-85) Megrail, Donald (1939-41) Megrail, F.A. (1936-38) Meiselman, M.L. (1930) Meixner, W.B. (1911-12) Mendez, Jose (1974) Mendt, Herbert (1944-45) Menhardt, Herb (1976-78) Merrill, Kurt (1988-89) Merwin, G.I. (1938) Messner, Charlie (1968-70) Meyers, Drew (1997) Miehoff, Saul (1935-37) Mijares, Joe (1952-54) Millar, Alexander (1987-88) Miller, Barkley (2005-08) Miller, F.W. (1922) Miller, Garrett (1957-59) Miller, J.J. (1930-31)

2011 NITTANY LIONS Miller, Larry (1982-85) Miller, Ryan (1998-99) Miller, W.S. (1921) Miller, W.Y. (1938) Milligan, T.H. (1919-20) Moate, Ryan (2002) Mollinger, A. (1926) Morrell, Steve (1987-90) Morris, Arthur (1967) Morrison, Balfe (1981) Moyer, Doug (1979-82) Moyer, Gerry (1981-85) Moylan, Paul (1985-87) Mueller, Bill (1978-79) Munhall, A.N. (1912) Munyati, Nigel (1979-80) Murphy, Dan (1979-82) Musser, H.E. (1930-32) -NNaylor, Grant (1994-97) Naylor, Russell (1960) Neves, David (1999-2000) Nicholas, R. (1944) Nicholson, S.O. (1914, 15-16) Nickas, Angelo (1978-80) Norcik, Robert (1951-53) Novchich, Matt (2003) Novotny, Blake (1996-99) Nugent, Carl (1953) Nute, John Thomas (1954-56) -OOka, Hiro (2003) Oldfield, Greg (1997-2001) Omekanda, Paul (2002-03) Omekanda, Simon (2003-06) Olstead, R.M., Jr. (1939) Orloff, Brian (1993-96) Osterlund, Frand (1934-36) -PPacker, Dick (1953-55) Painter, W.S. (1936-38) Palmer, B. (1933) Parker, R. (1944) Parr, Andy (2006-07, 2010) Parr, Daniel (2010) Parsa, Parham (1996-98) Pascarella, John (1984-87) Patterson, Kyle (2002) Patrick, Ray (1977-78) Paulin, Louis (1961) Pavliki, A. (1944) Pecori, E.J. (1925-26) Peirson, Richard (1965-66) Penecale, Austin (1975-76) Petka, Bredt (1993-96) Petrick, Robert (1963-64) Petroff, Timothy (1945-46) Pfeifer, H.M. (1939) Phillips, G.E. (1948) Phillips, Russell (1968-69) Pinezich, John (1951-54) Piper, Neil (1991-94)

Pisch, Wenzel (1961) Pitchok, Harry (1965-66) Pizzi, Gregg (1985) Posada, Luis (1980) Potteiger, Derek (1998-2001) Potter, Rick (1987-90) Potter, Steve (1983-86) Powell, Brian (1998) Pritchard, William (1941-42) Pyle, John (1968) -RRadio, Scott (1993-96) Raiford, Eugene R., Jr. (1958-60) Ream, Glenn (1961) Reed, A.C. (1916) Regner, E. (1921) Reice, Dave (1971-75) Reice, Rich (1974-77) Reid, Gavin (1990-93) Reid, Stuart (1992-95) Reihner, Stephen (2004-07) Renfrow, Grady (2003, 2005-07) Rentschler, Don (1965-67) Repino, Phillip (1926-26) Rhodes, Matt (1976-78) Rider, Donald (1945) Rierson, William (1958-60) Robbins, Galen (1952-54) Robins, Jay (1962-63) Rodgers, Wayne (1958-60) Rosenberger, Otto (1956) Ross, Stuart (1962-63) Ruby, Jay (1983-86) Russell, J.R. (1922, 24) Rymarczuk, Andy (1970-72) -SSaltzman, S.S. (1930) Salvatico, Vincent (2006-09) Sarkozy, Kal (1984-86) Savery, W.H. (1911-13) Saunders, Steve (1993-96) Scanlon, Trevor (1988-91) Schaeffer, Lyn (1965) Schattschneider, Alfred (1963) Scheetz, Brian (1983) Schein, Chris (1982) Schive, E.D. (1921) Schmadel, Richard (1943) Schmidt, Dave (1974, 76) Schmidt, Ed (1971-73) Schmidt, Mordeci (1967) Schmidt, Rich (1985-87) Schnure, Samuel (1941-43) Schoepflin, Robert (1967-68) Schuler, R.E. (1937-39) Schuster, Cy (1945) Scott, Kevin (1977-80) Scott, Nick (1991-94) Seaman, Brannon (1991-94) Sears, Phil (1967-69) Seavy, Robert (1942) Semisch, C.W. (1926-28)

Sergi, Steve (1989-92) Serry, M.I. (1926-28) Severs, Chad (2001-04) Shaffer, Dan (2004-05) Shaffer, J.J. (1939) Shahay, Nic (2000-02) Shair, S. (1922) Shea, W.J. (1931) Shellenberger, Bill (1943-47) Shellenberger, Pete (1997-2000) Shepard, R.O. (1930) Sheppard, Jim (1976-77) Shirk, Donald (1951-52, 55) Sickman, Ryan (1999-02) Sigel, Richard (1932-34) Silva, Kevin (1994-98) Simmons, Jay (1950-51) Simonetta, Joe (1962) Simons, J.C. (1916) Skinnel, A.R. (1929) Skorpen, Jan (1986-89) Smack, Stephen C. (1959) Smallwood, Matt (2008-10) Smedley, S.L., Jr. (1912-15) Smith, Dave (1970-71) Smith, Doug (1986) Smith, Edward (1950) Snyder, Charles (1951, 54) Snyder, Troy (1984-86) Snyder, William (1966-68) Spaeth, C.P. (1918) Sparks, Nigel (1989-92) Spitler, E.L. (1926) Springer, Ian (1953-55) Spyker, F.B. (1936-38) Stamatis, Jim (1976-79) Starkey, R.B. (1918-19) Startzell, Jimmy (1971-73) Stauffer, Earl (1943) Stelnyk, Ihor (1953-55) Stetler, Elwood (1944-45) Stewart, E.R. (1911-12) Stock, David (1966-68) Stollmeyer, Mike (1956-58) Stormer, Jay (1960-62) Stout, Chris (1998-2001) Stover, G. Marlin (1957) Strimlan, F. (1926-27, 29) Struck, John W. (1941-42) Sutliff, William (1933-35) Swanger, Brett (1991-94) Sweeten, E.P. (1925) Szumylo, Micola (1970-71) -TTaggert, E.A. (1948) Tarossoly, Tony (1974) Taucher, Frank (1947-48) Taylor, A.W. (1937) Taylor, Charles (1940) Taylor, Conrad (2004-07) Taylor, Jim (1970-71) Taylor, Tom (1973, 76)

Thiel, Kirk (1988-91) Thomann, Lyn (1952) Thomas, Steve (1989-92) Thompson, Andy (1996-99) Tobin, E.W. (1911-12) Tompkins, Rick (1973) Topham, Robert (1964-66) Torgersen, Per (1956-57) Torino, Malcolm (2002) Tranquillo, Darin (1999, 2000) Traphoner, J.R. (1919-21) Travis, C.C. (1929) Tremonte, D. Anthony (1957) Treschuk, Kenji (2001-04) Troia, Mario (1967-68) Tully, Brian (2003-04) Tully, F.R. (1932) Turchak, John (1965-67) Tyler, Jordan (2010) Tyson, W.F. (1930-31) -UUnger, Tim (1972, 74-75) -VValentour, L.F. (1911-12) Van Rafelghem, Lou (1957, 59-60) Vera, Jacobo (2006-09) Very, D.W. (1911) Viehweger, Bobby (1971-74) Viitanen, Markku (2003-06) Villar, Ricardo (1997-99,2001) Vitiello, Alberto (1973) Vogel, F.F. (1917) Vollmer, R.H. (1913-14) Vosbury, W. (1933) Vyverberg, R.J. (1929) -WWacker, Carl (1935-37) Wadsworth, Peter (1957-59) Waizenegger, Bob (1980-83) Walters, David (2002-05) Walz, Harold (1955-56) Wardle, Kenneth (1963) Wardle, Stanley (1964-65) Warming, Grant (2010) Warner, H.E. (1921-23) Warr, J.R. (1913) Watson, C.J. (1911) Watts, James (1967-69) Weddell, D.S. (1937) Weil, David (1991-94) Weitz, Ronald (1966) Wentzel, Alex (2006) West, S. (1915) White, Gary (1974) White, Tom (1970) Whitten, Peter (1963-64) Wilde, R.A. (1936) Wilkinson, R.W. (1913-16) Williams, George (1962-63) Williams, Thomas (1941) Wilmot, Richard (1993-96) Wilson, Dave (1981, 83)

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Witmer, Theodore Dean (1946-48) Wodock, H.W. (1939) Woolley, Andy (1987) Woolley, Matt (1989-92) Worthington, H.R. (1911-12) Wozniak, Walter (1942) -YYeagly, R. (1949) Yeboah, Larry (2004) Yeisley, Jason (2005-07, 2009) Yerkes, William (1949-50) Young, R.H. (1932) Young, Tamir (1992-95) -ZZartman, Dave (1983-86) Zewe, Joe (2001-04) Zimmerman, Willitis (1967) Active players in Bold

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Adelphi 1 0 Air Force 1 0 AKRON 13 13 Alderson-Broaddus 2 1 Altoona Railroad 2 2 AMERICAN 1 2 Army 18 22 Binghamton 2 0 Boston College 2 0 Boston University 0 1 Bowling Green 1 1 Bradley 1 0 Brown 1 0 BUCKNELL 58 8 Buffalo 3 0 Cal State Fullerton 3 2 Campbell 0 1 Carnegie Tech 1 0 Catholic 1 0 Central Florida 1 0 College of Charleston 3 0 Cincinnati 1 0 Clemson 1 0 Cleveland State 10 4 Colgate 20 6 Columbia 1 0 Connecticut 8 4 Cornell 10 2 Creighton 1 1 Davis & Elkins 1 0 Delaware 2 0 Denver 1 0 Dickinson 1 0 Drexel 3 1 Duke 3 2 Dunlevy 0 1 East Carolina 1 0 East Stroudsburg 13 0 Evansville 0 2 Fairleigh Dickinson 9 6 Fairleigh Dickinson 0 1 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 1 1 Fordham 3 0 Franklin & Marshall 1 0 Furman 0 1 Gannon 2 0 George Mason 0 3 GEORGETOWN 1 0 George Washington 10 0 Gettysburg 17 1 Girard 1 1 Gonzaga 1 0 HARTFORD 1 0 Hartwick 10 13 Harvard 0 1 Haverford 5 2 HOFSTRA 1 0 Howard 2 2 Illinois 1 0 INDIANA 11 27 James Madison 1 3 Juniata Railroad 1 0

0 1 5 0 2 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 4 0 6 0 1 0 3 1 0

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