1990 Memphis Soccer Media Guide by University of Memphis Athletic Media Relations

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1990 Roster NO 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 24

PLAYER Scott Spencer Dan Devall Pat Abbott Greg Locks Jim Hink Jay Mehrhoff Volker Schumann Gareth O'Sullivan David Morris Patrice Lhommeau Chad Middleton Morten Akerfors John Norris Frank Pileggi John Arrandale Alan Redd Rick Morris Rob Allen Tim McCage Mark Mantych

GOALKEEPERS 0 Nathan Markway 1 ToddScarpace

165

5-7

POS HT D D-M M M M-F M D

5-8

145

5-11 163 5-11 162 165 187

6-0 6-2

137

5-9

5-6

5-10 154 5-11 165

D F M D M D M F F D

GK GK

140

5-11 175 5-11 163 5-11 160 5-8

160

5-11 145 5-8 6-2

175 165

180

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155

6-0

155

6-0

6-1 6-5

So. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Sr. So. So. So. So. Sr. Fr. Jr.

185 Fr. 180 Jr.

HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Memphis, TNI/White Station Memphis, TN/Catholic Memphis, TN/CBHS Memphis, TN/Catholic Germantown, TN/Germantown St. Louis, MO/Lindbergh Bremen, W. Germany/Parselvastrasse Ballina, Ireland/St. Muredach College Memphis, TN/MUS des Sables D'Olonne, France/CBHS Kansas City, MO/Center Bremen, West Germany/Horn Memphis, TN/MUS Kansas City, MO/Rockhurst Grandview, MO/Grandview Clarksville, TN/Vilseck Germantown, TN/Germantown St. Louis, MO/Northside Memphis, TN/Craigmont Fraser, MI/Fraser

St. Louis, MO/Lindbergh Memphis, TN/Germantown

Head Coach: Chris Bartels Student Trainer: Ken Jones

1990 MEMPHIS STATE SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE The 1990 Memphis State University Soccer Media Guide is an official publication of the MSU Sports Information Office; Bob Winn, director. The information herein is updated as of August 30, 1990. it is designed to assist those media members that cover Memphis State soccer. Additional copies of this guide are available to accredited news media by writing the Sports Information Office, Memphis State University, Athletic Office Building, Room 205, Memphis, TN 38152. This guide was designed, written and edited by Frank Bertelt, student assistant in the Sports information Office with editorial assistance from Mark McCiellan and Sherilyn Rveash. Photos provided by MSU Photo Services and Dale Watson. Printing provided by MSU Printing Services.

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Location Memphis, Tennessee Enrollment 22,500 Nickname; Tigers Colors Blue and Gray Founded 1912 as West Tennessee Normal School Soccer Conference Division I Indepiendent President Dr. Thomas G. Carpenter Head Soccer Coach Chris Bartels Record at MSU/Years 18-17-4 in 2 years Home Field Echles Field 1989 Record 10-10-1 Lettermen Returning/Lost 13/13 Newcomers 10 THE MSU ATHLETIC FAMILY ADMINISTRATION .~ (901)678-2335 Athletic Director Charles Cavagnaro Assistant AD/Tiger Clubs Lee Fowler Assistant AD/Communications Bob Winn Dr, Jim Smith Assistant AD/Administration Lynn Parkes Assistant AD/Women's Athletics,.., BUSINESS OFFICE (901)678-2461 Business Manager Fred Stewart TICKET OFFICE (901)678-2331 Ticket Manager Carl Miklas SOCCER OFFICE... (901)678-2452 Head Soccer Coach Chris Bartels Spring Sports Coordinator ....Bobby Kilpatrick Secretary Bernadine Kelly SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE.., (901)678-2337 Assistant AD/Communications.. Bob Winn Associate SID: Sherilyn Rveash SID - Basketball Mark McClellan Student Soccer Contact Frank Bertelt Secretary Julie Rhodes Student Assistant ..Gregory Blackwell Student Assistant John Lambert TRAINING ROOM (901)678-2847 Head Trainer Eddie Cantler Student Trainer Ken Jones ACADEMIC SERVICES (901)678-2714 Director of Ath. Academics Dr. Tim Sumner OTHER IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Sports Information Facsimile Bob Winn at Home Frank Bertelt at Home

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INDEX... Academics 34 Administration 32-33 Ail-Time Roster 27 Athletic Directory 1 Athletic Facilities 35-36 Bartels, Chris, Head Coach 2 Box Scores, 1989 21 City of Memphis 29 Last Time It Happened 26 Opponent Sketches, 1990 37-48 Player Profiles 5-18 Prospectus 3-4 Quick Facts 1 Records 23 Roster Inside Front Cover Schedule Outside Back Cover Season in Review, 1989 19 Series Records 28 Statistical Leaders, All-Time 24 Statistics, 1989 Final 20 Year-by-Year 22 Year-by-Year Leaders 25

Head Soccer Coach Âť CHRIS BARTELS

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Third Year at Memphis State Career Record: 18-17-4 Graduate of Bowling Green State, 1973 Born: 7/19/51 in Teaneck, NJ Wife: Victoria Children: Teddy, 2; Ross, six months

Recognized as a proven teacher and leader of young people, Chris Battels enters his third season at the helm of the Memphis State University soccer program. He was named head coach on April 13,1988. Since taking the post at MSU, Bartels has molded a very young team into an aggressive group, and the team has responded by posting 18 wins in his first two seasons. However, for the soccer program, Bartels' third year could be one that earns the team national recognition. Bartels guided the Tigers to a 10-10-1 record, but the team exuded the type of spirit and enthusiasm that all Bartels-coached teams for which are known. He has also been given much credit for developing such great talent as Donal McDonagh, All-American Trevor Buckland, and scoring star Morten Akerfors. Bartels served as general manager of the expansion Memphis Storm of the American Indoor Soccer Association from June of 1986 to April of 1987, when he left to enter a private family business. Prior to joining the Storm, he had worked as the head coach and general manager of the AISA's Kalamazoo Kangaroos. A native of Oradell, New Jersey, Bartels attended River Dell High School before signing to play soccer with Bowling Green State University in 1969. In 1973, he received his BS degree in Journalism and Public Relations from BGSU. During the summer of his junior year, Bartels worked in the public relations department of the New York Cosmos of the North American Soccer League. Following graduation, Bartels worked four years as assistant coach at Bowling Green State from June 1973 until June 1977, when he became player/coach with Athletes in Action team. He returned to Bowling Green State in August of 1980 as an assistant soccer coach and physical education instructor. While working as the Falcons' assistant coach, Bartels earned his master's degree in physical education. Bartels accepted a position as assistant coach and Player Personnel Director for the Memphis Americans of the Major Indoor Soccer League in 1982. The 15-year veteran coach holds and "A" license from the United States Soccer Federation and has served as a member of the Southern Regional Olympic Development Staff.

1990 Outlook After the completion of the 1989 season, Memphis State University head soccer coach Chris Bartels took on the unenviable task of replacing three starting defenders and the number one goalkeeper. Bartels' prayers were answered with the arrivals of three defenders, sophomore Scott Spencer and freshmen Chad Middleton and Dan Devall. And in goal, Todd Scarpace has emerged as a prime candidate for the grueling job between the pipes, with highly-touted freshman Nathan Markway providing competition. "Clearly, our major problem this off-season was in the defense," said Bartels, who enters his third season at MSU. "We lost Trevor Buckland, Eddie Knight and Russ Gaither in the backfield, along with Troy Norwood in goal. I think this spring, we filled those voids and added much-needed depth in the mldfield and forward slots." Spencer, a transfer from San Francisco State, was instrumental in leading local White Station High School to the state championship in 1988. Also, sophomore returnee Volker Schumann will see extended duty at the stopper position in the defense for the Tigers. Schumann, a native of Bremen, West Germany, played forward, midfield, and in the defense last year due to the lack of depth on the team, which finished with a 10-10-1 record in 1989. "Volker did a great Job for us last year. He is consistent, smooth and very mature. He had to play a number of positions last year, and Super-Soph Volker Schumann must anchor played them all very hard and With a great ajery young defense at stopper this season attitude." Another bright spot for the Tigers in the backfield last year was Frank Pileggi. Pileggi came to Memphis State as a midfielder, but moved to the defense due to the lack of depth and did such a great job that he was named the team's Most Improved Player. Middleton and Devall join the Tiger team after successful careers in high school, Middleton at Center High School in Kansas City, and Devall at Catholic High in Memphis. Middleton set a school record with 19 assists last year in being named to the allstate team. Devall primarily played forward at Catholic, but will see time mainly in the defense this fall. In goal, Scarpace and Markway will compete for playing time. Scarpace was Norwood's backup last year, but after a summer of extended weight training that saw him gain about 15 pounds, he is ready for the number one job. Markway led Lindbergh High in St. Louis to four straight conference championships and will play an important role this season.

1990 Outlook "These two have worked very hard, and I will give the starting nod to whoever is going good at the time." Perhaps the deepest area of the team is in the midfield. Returning will be senior John Morris, juniors Pat Abbott, Jim Hink and Greg Locks and sophomores Rick Morris, John Arrandale and Patrice Lhommeau. Hink and Locks finished one-two on the team in assists last year, and the other five each found action in at least ten games in 1989. Joining them in the midfield will be freshman Jay Mehrhoff, a first team all-state selection at St. Louis' Lindbergh High. The forward positions are also strong with MSU all-time goal-scoring leader Morten Akerfors set for his senior season in blue and gray. Akerfors was the team's leading scorer as a junior with 11 goals and 24 points. And with eight more points, he will break Donal McDonagh's all-time record for career points. Gareth O'Sullivan will be the team's other starting forward come September. The Irish-born O'Sullivan finished his freshman year as the squad's second leading scorer with seven goals and 16 points. Also seeing playing time up front will be senior Rob Allen, who netted three goals last year, and freshmen David Norris and Tim McCage. "I am looking for continued good seasons from Akerfors, O'Sullivan and Jimmy Hink (who will also move to forward on occasion). We need more consistent scoring from the forwards this season, and I feel confident with how our forwards line up," said Bartels. Bartels is also hoping the difficulty of this year's schedule will test the maturity of a young squad. Memphis State plays host to two tournaments in the first two weeks of the season. Echles Field will be the host site for the inaugural Mayor's Cup Tournament that pits the three local college soccer teams, MSU, Christian Brothers and Rhodes, along with visiting Florida Institute of Technology. The Tigers will host the first annual Hotshot Soccer Tournament the following weekend, as Nicholls State, Southern Illinois-Edwardsville and Tulsa provide the competition. The 1990 schedule also sees tough opponents such as Wisconsin-Parkside, UNCCharlotte, Cincinnati, Evansville and Radford. "Overall, I am very pleased with how the team has gelled. In a very short time, these guys have progressed into a dedicated group, and I am looking forward to a successful season.

Player Profiles

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PAT ABBOTT

Junior from Memphis, Tennessee Christian Brothers High School Height: 5'11" Weight: 163 Born: 2/20/70 in Memphis, TN Major: Civil Engineering Parents: Pat Abbott & Carol Dowell

1989 ... One of the most consistent players on the team last season ... Played exclusively in the midfield and will be counted on this season for the same smooth play... Played in every match and started every one except the Arkansas-Little Rock, Vanderbilt and Cincinnati matches... His goal came against Belhaven... 1988 ...Was voted as the team's Most Improved Player as a freshman... Saw action in 14 games while earning eight starts ... Goals came against Rhodes and Southern Mississippi ... His seven points ranked sixth on the team ... PREP ... Lettered in soccer and basketball at CBHS ... Captained the soccer team in his junior and senior years ... Voted to the 1984 all region team, Abbott climbed to the ranks of the all-state team in 1988 following five state soccer championships in his career. Year 1988 1989

Totals

ABBOTT'S CAREER STATISTICS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 17 2 3 7 14-8 21-18 1 1 15 3 35-26 32 4 3 10

GP-GS

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Âť 14 MORTEN AKERFORS

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Senior from Bremen, West Germany Gymnasium Horn Height: 5'11" Weight: 164 Born: 3/17/66 in Bremen, West Germany Major: Marketing Parents: Ingvar & Barbara Akerfors

Became Memphis State's all-time goal scoring leader against Miami, Ohio, surpassing Donal McDonagh ... Now has 39 career goals... Ranks second in career points with 83 behind McDonagh's 90 ... Has scored Memphis State's first goal of the game in 22 of his 52 career games ... 1989 ... Only player to start every game for the Tigers ... For second time, Akerfors led the team in goals and points ... Had two tallies in MSU's 4-2 win over Miami, Ohio... Named to the Kwik Goal and Metro All-Tournament teams ... 1988 ... Had an outstanding season shortened by a right

Player Profiles ankle sprain suffered against Georgia State ... In only 11 matches, he recorded 11 goals, recording his only hat trick of the year against Rhodes ... Scored twice vs. Georgia State and Alabama A&M ... 1987 ... Ranked as one of the top scoring freshmen in the country... Broke school records for goals (17) and points (37) in a season ... Racked up 13 goals in the first eight games, but he was held scoreless in nine of the last 12 contests ... School record four goals vs. Rhodes ... Hat trick vs. CBC... PREP ... Was an international student at MSU and contacted coaches about giving him a chance to make the team ... Graduated from Gymnasium Horn in Bremen, West Germany, in 1985... Was a three-sport athlete, participating in soccer, tennis and squash... Won a club championship in 1983, but did not play high school soccer... Spent eight months between high school and college doing duty in the Swedish military. Year 1987 1988 1989

TOTALS

AKERFORS' CAREER STATISTICS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 17 3 37 22 11 0 2 11 24

GP-GS 20-20 11-11 21-21 52-52

SHOTS 73 42 77 192

GWG

6 2 2 10

Âť 21 ROB ALLEN Senior from St. Louis, Missouri Northside High School in Jackson, TN Height: 6'0" Weight: 155 Born: 2/1/69 in St. Louis, MO Major: Undecided Parents: George & Connie Allen 1989 ... One of the most pleasant surprises for the Tigers ... Seeing duty in a career-high 16 games, Allen scored three times, including a two-goal output against Louisville in the season finale ... Other goal came on a breakaway against Oral Roberts ... Assisted on MSU's first goal of the season against Arkansas-Little Rock, Eddie Knight getting credit for the goal... Made his only start of the season against UALR... 1988 ... Saw action in three matches... Earned first career point against Rhodes, on an assist... 1987 ... Was a valuable reserve at left wing, earning 10 appearances and two starts... PREP... Played his senior year at Northside High School in Jackson, Tennessee, after transferring from St. Louis' Northwest High ... Lettered in soccer, baseball, and football at Jackson Northside ... Was the placekicker on the Indians' football team in 1985 ... In soccer, Allen scored 11 goals with 17 assists as a senior... Tallied one career hat trick as a high school player.

Player Profiles Year 1987 1988 1989

GP-GS 10-2

ALLEN'S CAREER STATISTICS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 7 0 0 0

3-0 16-1 29-3

Totals

2 16 25

0 3 3

1 1 2

1 7 8

GWG 0 0 1 1

» 17 JOHN ARRANDALE

Sophomore from Grandview, Missouri Grandview High School Height: 5'11" Weight: 145 Born: 5/7/70 in Kansas City, MO Major: Marketing Parents: William & Cathie Arrandale

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1989 ... Made four appearances as a freshman ... Scored the final goal in MSU's 6-0 win over Rhodes College... Got off four shots ... Saw action against Western Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Bowling Green and Rhodes ... PREP... Was a two-year letterman at Grandview High School, just outside Kansas City ... Earned all-conference and all-district honors ... Played on the Missouri Olympic Development "State Team" in 1987... As a junior, Arrandale scored 13 goals with five assists ... During his final prep campaign, Arrandale netted 21 goals and passed out seven assists... His 34 career goals ranks third in school history... Scored four goals in a game... While playing for coach Duncan Leakie, he helped lead GHS to the 1987 conference championship... During his senior year, Grandview was ranked first in its conference.

ARRANDALE'S CAREER STATISTICS Year

1989

GP-GS

SHOTS

4-0

» 7

GOALS

ASSISTS

POINTS

JIMHINK

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Junior from Germantown, Tennessee Germantown High School Height: 5'9" Weight: 137 Born: 6/10/70 in Sioux Falls, SD Major: Art Parents: Dennis & Kay Hink 1989 ... One of the most experienced midfielders on the squad this season ... Played in all but one game, and was the starter in the midfield for 19 matches ... An excellent passer, he led the team with six assists ... Tallied three assists in the Tigers' 5-0 shutout over Georgia State, which is the second highest total in school

Player Profiles

history... Also scored his only goal against the Panthers ... Other assists were vs. Bowling Green State, Vanderbilt and Louisville ... 1988 ... Played in 10 games, earning starting assignments twice ...Two goals came against Rhodes and Alabama-Birmingham ... PREP... Earned all-state tournament, all-metro (honorable mention) and all-state honors at Germantown High School ... Was a two-time junior varsity letterman and two-time varsity soccer letter winner... Is the brother of former Tiger player Jeff Hink. Year 1988 1989

Totals

HINK'S CAREER STATISTICS GP-GS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 1 10-2 10 2 5 21 1 6 8 20-19 30-21

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GWG

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GREG LOCKS

Junior from Memphis, Tennessee Catholic High School Height: 5'11" Weight: 155 Born: 3/18/69 in Memphis, TN Major: Communications Parents: Edward & Patricia Locks

1989 ...One of the steadiest players on the team, Locks will be even more involved in the crucial midfield position this season... Made 19 starts in 20 games... Scored the game-winner in overtime in the season opener against Arkansas-Little Rock ... Other goal came in game three vs. Illinois State ... Handed out five assists to rank as the fourth leading scorer with nine points... Had two assists against Rhodes... 1988 ... Played in 16 of 18 matches, and appeared in the starting lineup on 11 occasions ... Scored first collegiate goal against Southern Mississippi ... Was redshirted in 1987 due to torn ligaments in his left knee sustained in a pre-season game... PREP... Served as captain in all four seasons while at Catholic and ranks as the school's all-time leading point scorer, with 49 goals and nine assists for 107 points ... Scored 17 goals with four assists as a senior to lead Catholic into the quarterfinals of the Western District State Tournament ... Locks was an all-city and all-state performer for four years and also was a Best of the Preps nominee... An outstanding athlete and student, Locks lettered in soccer, baseball as a catcher-outfielder, and football as the team's placekicker. Year 1988 1989

Totals

GP-GS 16-11 20-19 36-30

LOCKS' CAREER STATISTICS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 18 1 0 2 20 2 5 9 38

GWG

0 1 1

Player Profiles Âť 20 RICK MORRIS

Sophomore from Germantown, Tennessee Germantown High School Height: 6'2" Weight: 165 Born: 3/11/71 in Germantown, TN Major: Business Parents: Richard & Diane Morris 1989... A hard worker in practice, Morris earned valuable playing time during the regular season ... Participated in 12 matches, earning four starting assignments in the midfield ... Assisted Gareth O'Sullivan vs. Rhodes ... Started against Western Kentucky ... PREP ... An outstanding career at Germantown High School... Is a career 17-goal scorer with six assists ... Voted to All-Shelby County team as well as the all-state tournament team ...The Red Devils captured a district championship and state runner-up finish during his career... Played with the Kickers and helped lead them to a state championship.

MORRIS' CAREER STATISTICS Year 1989

GP-GS 12-4

SHOTS 13

GOALS 0

ASSISTS 1

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Morten Akerfors (ACHE-uhr-fors) John Arrandale (AARON-dale) Chris Bartels (Bar-TELS) Dan DeVall (Duh-VOL) Patrice Lhommeau (Puh-TREES Luh-MOH) Mark Marrtych (MAN-tick) Jay Mehrhoff (MARE-hoff) Frank Pileggi (Puh-LEG-ee) Volker Schumann (SHOE-man)

POINTS 1

GWG 0

Player Profiles Âť 15 JOHN NORMS

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Senior from Memphis, Tennessee Memphis University School Height: 5'11" Weight: 160 Born: 8/15/69 in Memphis, TN Major: Economics Parents: Oscar & Janet Norris 1989 ... A valuable member of the bench that can occasionally start and give the Tigers leadership in the midfield ... Played in 15 games with four starts ... Assisted Morten Akerfors' goal vs. Oral Roberts... 1988... Played in 16 games with one assist... Made a career-high nine starts ...1987 ... Played in all 20 matches, with starts against Missouri-St. Louis, Belhaven and nationally-ranked Indiana ...PREP... Voted to the Tennessee State Select Team while at Memphis University School... Captained the state select team in 1987 ...While at MUS, he led the Owls to the TSSAA Region 7 championship in 1987 and also a third place finish in the state tournament ... He scored the only goal in a 1-0 upset of state powerhouse Germantown.

Year 1987 1988 1989 Totals

GP-GS

NORMS' CAREER STATISTICS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS

20-3 16-9 15-4 51-16

6 7 5 18

0 0 0 0

3 1 1 5

GWG 0 0 0 0

TIGERS' DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN Tennessee (12): Pat Abbott (Memphis) Rob Allen (Jackson) Dan Devall (Memphis) Jim Hink (Germantown) Greg Locks (Memphis) Tim McCage (Memphis) Rick Morris (Germantown) David Norris (Memphis) John Norris (Memphis) Alan Redd (Clarksville) Todd Scarpace (Germantown) Scott Spencer (Memphis)

Missouri (5): John Arrandale (Grandview) Nathan Markway (St. Louis) Jay Mehrhoff (St. Louis) Chad Middleton (Kansas City) Frank Pileggi (Kansas City) Michigan (1): Mark Mantych (Fraser) International (4): Morten Akerfors (Bremen, West Germany) Patrice Lhommeau (des Sables D'Olonne,France] Gareth O'Sullivan (Ballina, Ireland) volker Schumann (Bremen, West Germany)

Player Profiles

Âť 10 GARETH O'SULLIVAN Sophomore from Ballina, Ireland St. Muredach's College Height: 5'10" Weight: 154 Born: 11/29/69 in Ballina, Ireland Major: Undecided Parents: Mark & Gene O'Sullivan 1989 ... Had an outstanding freshman season despite joining the team late ... Scored the tying goal in his first match against Bradley... Logged goals vs. Georgia State, Vanderbilt, SlU-Edwardsville, Louisville and two against Rhodes College ... Assists came against Missouri-Rolla and Louisville ... Finished second in scoring with seven goals, two assists for 16 points ... PREP ... Attended the same school as former Tiger scoring star John Cooke ... Played for the Ballina Town Football Club for ten years (1979-89)... Helped the 1987 team capture the Inter College Championships in both basketball and soccer... Named Premier Player of the Year in 1989 ... For that, he earned the Golden Boot Award as the league's leading scorer... Was a member of the Mayo Under 18 team and the Senior team ...Represented the Connacht Conference at the InterProvincal Tournament... Was honored as the Ballina team's Player of the Year in 1983 and 1987...Mayo Player of the Year in 1989...Scored 19 goals for the under 18 team in 1987 and 16 goals for the under 17 team that same season.

Year 1989

O' SULLIVAN'S CAREER STATISTICS GP-GS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 20-6 31 7 2 16

Âť 16 FRANK PILEGGI

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Sophomore from Kansas City, Missouri Rockhurst High School Height: 5'8" Weight: 160 Born: 3/31/71 in Kansas City, MO Major: Advertising/Public Relations Parents: John & Anita Pileggi 1989... Had an outstanding freshman season after making the switch from midfield to the defense ... Competed in 19 matches, with 16 starts, mostly in the defense ... A tenacious defender, Pileggi was often matched against the opponents' top

12 scorer... Recorded two assists, vs. Miami (Ohio) and CBC ... PREP ... Prepped at Rockhurst High School, where as a senior, he scored six goals with 11 assists in leading his team to the district and sectional championship... Rockhurst also placed second in the state tournament... Earned all-city and all-state honors as a senior ... As a junior, Pileggi scored five times with 10 assists en route to all-city honors ... Lettered only two years on the soccer team for coach Ron Geldhof... RHS also took the 1987 district and sectional titles.

19-16

1989

GP-GS

Year

PILEGGI'S CAREER STATISTICS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 16

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TODDSCARPACE

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Junior from Memphis, Tennessee Germantown High School Height: 6'5" Weight: 180 Born: 5/19/69 in Memphis, TN Major: Business Parents: Fred & Phyllis Scarpace 1989... Had an outstanding sophomore season, posting a 4-0-1 record in his five starts... Recorded his second career shutout with a 6-0 win over Rhodes College ... Made starts vs. Bradley, Alabama-Huntsville, Miami, Oral Roberts and Rhodes ... Played final nine minutes in overtime in Western Kentucky game... Finished season with a 0.92 goals against average and a .828 save percentage ... 1988 ... Made three starts, against Missouri-St. Louis, Louisville and Southern Mississippi ... Shutout USM, making a save on a penalty kick to preserve the victory... Red-shirted in 1987 ... PREP ... Three-year letterman at Germantown High School, where he was voted to the all-metro team following his senior year... A member of the Red Devils' 1984 state championship squad.

Year 1988 1989

Totals

GP-GS 6-3 6-5 12-8

SCARPACE'S CAREER STATISTICS MINS SH-SOG SAVES PCT GA-AVG 399 63-37 30 7-1.58 .811 489 48-29 24 5-0.92 .828 888 54 12-1.22 111-66 .818

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Player Profiles

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VOLKER SCHUMANN

Sophomore from Bremen, West Germany Gymnasium Ander Parsevalstrasse Height: 6'2" Weight: 187 Born: 1/17/65 in Bremen, West Germany Major: Business Parents: Walter & Irene Schumann

1989 ... The versatile Schumann played his freshman season at the forward, midfield and defender positions... Named to the Kwik Goal All-Tournament team as a forward and to the Metro All-Tournament team as a defender... In his first start as a collegian, Volker scored two goals with one assist against Georgia State ... Also scored vs. Rhodes... Other assists came against Alabama A&M and Miami... PREP ... A graduate of Gymnasium Ander Parsevalstrasse ... Helped lead his team to the Bremen School Championships in 1982 and 1983 ... Is one of two Tigers (Morten Akerfors is the other) from West Germany.

Year 1989

SCHUMANN'S CAREER STATISTICS GP-GS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 19-16

Jim Hink is a key in the midfield for the Tigers this season.

GWG 1

Tiger Newcomers Âť 4

DANDEVALL

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Freshman from Memphis, Tennessee Catholic High School Height: 5'8" Weight: 145 Born: 8/15/72 in Memphis, TN Major: Nursing Father: Mr. Roger Devall Scored 26 goals in his four year career at Memphis Catholic including 15 as a senior ... Also had 27 career assists... Selected first team all-metro and all-district... Captain of the team for two years ... In addition to lettering in soccer for four years, also lettered in wrestling for two years... Helped his club team, the Rangers, to the state championship in 1986,1988 and 1990.

Âť 12 PATRICE LHOMMEAU

Sophomore from les Sables D'Olonne, France Christian Brothers High School in Memphis Height: 5'6" Weight: 140 Born: 2/12/70 in les Sables D'Olonne, France Major: International Business Parents: Dany & Marie Claude Lhommeau 1989 ...Appeared in 10 games for the Tigers as a freshman late arrival... Will help out in the midfield positions this fall ... PREP ... Two-year letterman for CBHS in Memphis... Played forward in the prep ranks... Versatile playerwho can playforward, midfield or defender ... Graduated from high school two years ago ... Will add experience and depth to the squad.

Tiger Newcomers Âť 24 MARKMANTYCH

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Junior from Fraser, Michigan Fraser High School Height: 6'6" Weight: 180 Born 11/20/69 in Fraser, Ml Major: Physical Education Parents: Thomas & Ann Mantych Walk-on addition to the team ... Earned six letters in three sports at Fraser High School ... Lettered in cross country, track and basketball ... Recipient of school's Scholar-Athlete Award ... All-academic team for two years ... Played two years at Michigan Christian College in Rochester, Michigan.

NATHAN MARKWAY

Freshman from St. Louis, Missouri Lindbergh High School Height: 6'1" Weight: 185 Born 3/8/72 in St. Louis, MO Major: Engineering Parents: Bert & Mary Ann Markway Led Lindbergh High to four conference championships ... Selected to the All-Suburban South Conference team ... A four-year member of the Honor Roll ... Recorded seven shutouts as a senior with a goals against average of just 0.65 ... Allowed only seven goals in 18 games... Recorded 37 saves... Played for three years for J.B. Marine club team leading them to 1987 Show Me State Championship ... Lettered for two years in both baseball and basketball as well.

Tiger Newcomers Âť 22 TIMMcCAGE

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Freshman from Memphis, Tennessee Craigmont High School Height: 6'0" Weight: 155 Born: 3/6/72 in Memphis, TN Major: Undecided Parents: Larry & Nancy McCage

Four-year letterman in soccer and two-year letterman in football at Craigmont High ... Captain of the soccer team for three years ... Scored 59 goals with 40 assists in four years ... Team MVP in 1988 and Most Valuable Offensive Player in 1989 ... all-district 17 as a senior... Placekicker in football connecting on six careerfield goals and 20 career extra points ... Club team, Rangers '72, won TSSA state title in 1986, 1988 and 1989... Leading scorer in the MAIA as a senior... First recipient of the Peter Cordosi Sportsmanship Award at the Germantown Soccer Invitational in 1989.

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JAYMEHRHOFF

Freshman from St. Louis, Missouri Lindbergh High School Height: 6'0" Weight: 165 Born 10/13/71 in Creve Couer, MO Major: International Business Parents: Glen & Jamie Mehrhoff Three-year letterman in soccer and track at Lindbergh High... Captain of his high school team for three years ... Scored 17 goals and made 20 assists in career including six goals and seven assists as a senior... First team all-conference, first team all-state, second team all-metro selection and a member of the St. Louis All-Star Team... Was a member of the National Honor Society and was on the honor roll for four years ... St. Louis Post-Dispatch Scholar Athlete and Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete.

Tiger Newcomers Âť 13 CHAD MIDDLETON

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Freshman from Kansas City, Missouri Center High School Height: 5'11" Weight: 175 Born: 6/22/72 in Kansas City, MO Major: Sports Medicine Parents: Ronald & Linda Mlddleton Four-year starter and two-time All-State selection at Center High...Holds school records for assists in a season with 19 and assists in a career with 59...Scored 16 goals as a senior converting on seven of eight penalty kicks...Captain of high school team for three years...All-Metro selection for two years..Three-time All-District selection leading his team to two conference titles and two second place finishes...Boys State Delegate in 1989...Trumpet player in concert band...President of Letterman's Club as a senior.

Âť 11 DAVID NORRIS Freshman from Memphis, Tennessee Memphis University School Height: 5'11" Weight: 165 Born: 3/26/72 in Memphis, TN Major: Undecided Parents: Oscar & Janet Norris Four-year letterman at Memphis University School ... As a senior was voted All-Shelby Metro after scoring 15 goals and making 13 assists ... Led MUS to the Region 7 championship in 1987 and 1988 ... Team captain and team MVP ... All-Region 7 selection ... Selected to participate in the Olympic Development Program and was a member of the USASA Region III Under-23 Select Team... Played for Tennessee Select Team as a junior... All Region 7 selection and second team All-Shelby Metro as a junior... Scored 13 goals with 10 assists as a sophomore receiving All-Region 7 and All-Region 7 tournament honors... Scored five goals with eight assists as a freshman and was the only freshman to start for MUS that season.

Tiger Newcomers Âť 19 ALAN REDD

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Freshman from Clarksville, Tennessee Vilseck American High School Height: 5'8" Weight: 175 Born: 8/27/70 in Dallas, TX Major: Management Information Systems Father: Mr. Major Redd Three time Most Valuable Player for his team at the prep level... Had an outstanding prep career in Germany where he scored 142 goals in his four years including 40 as a senior...Four time All-Conference selection...Ranked first in his class academically...Played at the club level for F.C. Schlicht... Voted Best American Player and was that team's top scorer.

SCOTT SPENCER

Sophomore from Memphis, Tennessee White Station High School Height: 57" Weight: 165 Born: 5/15/71 in Memphis, TN Major: Physics Parents: Steve & Pat Spencer Transfer from San Francisco State University, where he played every minute of every game except one last year... Was the sweeper... Lettered for four years at White Station High School ... Led White Station to the 1988 state championship match, the 1987 state semi-finals and the 1986, 1987 and 1988 Region 8 titles ... Captain of the 1989 team ... First team All-State selection as a senior... Also named All-Metro and All-Region 8 that year... MVP of White Station team in 1989 ... Club team, Kickers 71, won the state title in 1985 and 1987.

1989 in Review

Chris Bartels' second year as head soccer coach at Memphis State had its ups and downs, but he contnued to mold a young team into a winner in the just the eighth season of NCAA play for the school. Bartels, though, had his work cut out for him. The team consisted of only two seniors and had 14 freshmen, and had to play a demanding schedule that would prove an advantage and disadvantage. In the season opener, the Tigers faced Arkansas-Little Rock at Echles Field. The team immediately showed its character by scoring the equalizer with under ten minutes left in regulation, and tallied the game-winner early in the overtime. After the UALR match, MSU set out for a two-day, two-game road trip to Bradley and Illinois State. Backed by excellent defense, the Tigers tied Bradley, 1 -1, but ran into a buzzsaw the next afternoon at ISU, taking a 5-1 loss after owning a 1-0 lead just before halftime. It was a tough pill to swallow, but the young Tigers did not have much time to dwell on the disappointing loss - perhaps a good sign since powerful Georgia State came to Memphis three days later. Avenging a 2-2 blood bath in Atlanta the year before, MSU came out determined to handle Georgia State. Handle they did, as the Tigers scored four first half goals en route to a 5-0 victory. However, the next six of seven games showed the inconsistency of the MSU front line, as the team recorded only 11 goals in those seven games - the Tigers coming out 3-4 in those 11 matches. Returning home 5-5-1, Memphis State hosted three consecutive games, all games they were favored to win. The Tigers did win two of three, but showed a weekness to create good scoring opportunities. In those three games alone, MSU blasted 53 shots, but only connected for five goals. The offense continued to sputter in the remaining schedule. In the three victories, Memphis State scored 12 times, but got shutout in its last four losses. In all, the Tiger team was shutout on five occasions. On offense, junior Morten Akerfors led the team with 11 goals and 24 points, while freshman Gareth O'Sullivan finished second with seven goals and 16 points. Player of the Year Trevor Buckland was named second team All-South, while defender Frank Pileggi was awarded the team's Most Improved Player honor. Despite jo-ming the ,eam ,atei Gareth O'Sullivan ranked second with seven goals and 16 points.

1989 Final Soccer Statistics

Overall Record 10-10-1; Home: 6-5-0; Away: 4-5-1 DATE 9/6 9/9 9/10 9/13 9/20 9/23 9/24 9/29 10/4 10/7 10/8 10/11 10/13 10/18 10/20 10/22 10/25 10/27 10/30 11/4 11/5

OPPONENT ARK.-LITTLE ROCK (ot) at Bradley (ot) at Illinois State GEORGIA STATE at SlU-Edwardsville at Alabama-Huntsville at Alabama A&M WESTERN KENTUCKY (ot) at Vanderbilt at Bowling Green State vs. Miami, Ohio ORAL ROBERTS MISSOURI-ROLLA CHRISTIAN BROTHERS at South Alabama EVANSVILLE RHODES at Belhaven LIBERTY CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE

Morten Akerfors Gareth O'Sullivan Trevor Buckland Volker Schumann Greg Locks JimHink Rob Allen Eddie Knight RussGaither Pat Abbott Frank Pileggi John Arrandale

14 10 11 9 6 7 21 13 4 5 16 17

PLAYER

NO.

GP-GS 21-21 20-6 19-19 16-16 20-19 20-19 16-1 19-18 18-16 20-18 19-16 4-0

Bruce Martin

Troy Pi«l Patrice Lhommeau Adam Long Todd Mitchell Gerald Crawford Jeff Rogers

2 12 19 18 24 26

12-4

Rick Morris

15-4

Johnny Morris

15 20

Chris Fletcher RobWinfrey

3 8

14-9 17-17

8-6 10-1 12-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 5-0 21-21

OPPONENT TOTALS

21-21

MSU TOTALS

NO. 1 1

PLAYER TroyNorwood Todd Scaroace

GP-GS 16-16 6-5 21-21

OPPONENT TOTALS

21-21

MSU TEAM TOTALS

SCORE W.2-1 T, 1-1 L,1-5 W,5-0 L, 1-3 W,2-1 L, 1-2 L.0-1 W,2-0 L, 1-3 W.4-2 W, 3-1 L, 1-2 W, 1-0 L, 0-1 L, 0-4 W, 6-0 W,2-1 L.0-1 L, 0-1 W, 4-1

GWG GOAL Locks —

Umansky Hink Nischbach Buckland Akpan Pulliam Akerfors Martella Gaither Alien Frans Akerfors Ethridge Weir Schumann Abbott Sasu Lesiak Buckland

4 3

24 16

77 31

GOALS

SHOTS

231-119

1980

183-90 48-29

1491 489

SH-SOG

MINS

ASSISTS

GOALIE OF RECORD Norwood Scarpace Norwood Norwood Norwood Scarpace Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Scarpace Scarpace Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Scarpace Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood

10 9 9 8

33 24 20 21 16 10 11 15 16 4 0 28 5 13 3 0

e 0 0 0 334 231

334-154

1960

POINTS

GWG 2 0 2 1 1

0 1 1

2 2 1

1 1

0 0 0 0 0

0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

23 SAVES

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 104 85 SV PCT

64 24

0 0 0 10 10 W-L-T

GA-AVG

6-10-0 4-0-1

26-1.57 5-0.92

.711 .823

31-1.41

.739

117

37-1.68

.760

10-10-1 10-10-1

1989 Box Scores Game 1, Sept. 6, 1989, Echles Field Ark.-Little Rock 1 0 0 0 - 1 Memphis State 0 1 1 0 - 2 SCORING SUMMARY: UALR^Juan Flodriguez (PK) 41:22 MSU-Eddie Knight (Allen) 80:33 MSU-Greg Locks (Akerfors) 91:30 Shots: UALR 6, MSU 22 Goalies: UALR-Starcher 6, MSU-Norwood 0

Game 8, Sept. 29, 1989, Echles Field Western Kentucky 0 0 1 Memphis State 0 0 0 SCORING SUMMARY: WKU-Scott Pulliam (PK) 101:08 Shots: WKU 12, MSU 12 •alies: WKU-Bordwini MSU-Norwood 6, Scarpace 1

21 Game 15, Oct. 20,1989, Eddie Stanky Field Memphis State 0 0 - 0 South Alabama 1 0 - 1 SCORING SUMMARY: USA-Ethridge (Deavours) 39:00 Shots: MSU 10, USA 5 Goalies: MSU-Norwood 2, USA-Carvacho 6

Game 16, Oct. 22, 1989, Echles Field me 9, Oct. 4,1989, Vanderbilt Field Evansville 2 2 Game 2, Sept. 9,1989, Notre Dame Field mphis State 1 1 - 2 Memphis State 0 0 Memphis State 0 ' 0 0 - 1 Vanderbilt 0 0 - 0 SCORING SUMMARY: Bradley 1 C 0 0 - 1 SCORING SUMMARY: UE-David Weir (unassisted) 31:33 SCORING SUMMARY: MSU-Morten Akerfors (Lochs) 5:03 UE-Ron Cray (Weir) 36:34 BU-Greg Cors (PK) 19:53 MSU-Gareth O'Sullivan (Hink) 69:24 UE-Hob Patterson (Ernst) 54:25 MSU-Gareth O'Sullivan (una;isisted) 55:30 Shots: MSU 15, Vanderbiil 11 UE-Rob Patterson (Croy) 76:36 Shots: MSU 23, Bradley 13 Goalies: MSU-Norwood 4, VU- 6 Shots: UE 24, MSU 2 Goalies: MSU-Scarpace 5, BU-Wagner 10 Goalies: UE-Harrington 1, Boss 0, Game 10, Oct. 7, 1989, Cocht e Field MSU-Norwood 7 Game 3, Sept. 10, 1989, Adelaide St. Field Memphis State Memphis Stale Bowling Green State 0 3 • Game 17, Oct. 25, 1989, Echles Field SCORING SUMMARY: Illinois State 1 4 Rhodes College 0 0 - i SCORING SUMMARY: MSU-Morten Akerfors (Hink) 0:40 Memphis State 5 1 - i MSU-Greg Locks [unassisted) 24:35 BGSU-Ken Sorensen (Royer) 46:13 SCORING SUMMARY: ISU-Andy Smith (unassisted) 31:38 BGSU-Rob Uartella (Royer) 50:23 MSU-Volker Schumann (Locks) 12:20 ISU-Alex Umansky (Lyons) 66:06 BGSU-Bob Boyle (Sorensen) 85:26 MSU-Morten Akerfors (Locks) 14:59 ISU-Andy Smith (Lyons) 73:33 Shots: MSU 5, BGSU 15 MSU-Gareth O'Sullivan (Abbott) 27:19 ISU-Todd Fessler (Hitter) 76:75 Goalies ss: MSU-Norwood 4, BGS-Loescher 2 MSU-Gareth O'Sullivan (Morris) 29:02 ISU-Todd Fessler (Holmes) 82:39 MSU-Eddie Knight (Fletcher) 39:04 Shots: MSU 4, ISU 9 Game 11, Oct. 8, 1989 Cochrane Field MSU-John Arrandale (Knight) 68:40 Memphis State 2 2 - 4 Goalies: MSU-Norwood 3, ISU-Adarns Shots: Rhodes 3, MSU 33 Miami, Ohio 0 2 - 2 Goalies: RHO-Suffil 4, MSU-Scarpace 2 Game 4, Sept. 13, 1989, Echles Field SCORING SUMMARY: Georgia State 0 0 - 0 MSU-Morten Akerfors (unassisted) 4:47 Game 18, Oct. 27, 1989, The Bowl MSU-Huss Gaither (Pileggi) 41:40 Memphis Slat* 4 1 Memphis State 1 1 SCORING SUMMARY: MIAMUason Arrnbruester (Lobring) 52:06 Belha\ MSU-Jim HinK (Schumann) 5:49 MSU-Russ Gaither (Winfrey) 59:06 SCORING SUMMARY: MSU-Morten Akerfors (Hink) 17:39 MIAMI-Ryan Creech (Dunn) 60:46 MSU-Trevor Buckland (PK) 31:56 MSU-Volker Schumann (Hink) 36:00 MSU-Morten Akerfors (Schumann) 84:17 BEL-Keith Larson [unassisted) 73:15 MSU-Volker Schumann (Hink) 4:16 Shots: MSU 23, MIAMI 9 MSU-Pat Abbott (Akerfors) 81:27 MSU-Gareth O'Sullivan (unassisted) 49:36 Goalies: MSU-Scarpact 1, MIAMI-Bilave • lOShols: MSU 19, Belhaven 9 Shots: GSU 5, MSU 19 Goalies: MSU-Norwood 4, BEL-9 Goalies: GSU-Gibbs 2, MSU-Norwood 2 Game 12, Oct. 11, 1989, Echles Field Oral Roberts 0 1 Game 19, Oct. 30, 1989, Echles Field Game 5, Sept. 20, 1989, Bob Guelker Field Memphis State Liberty Univ. 0 1 - 1 Memphis Sti SCORING SUMMARY: Memphis State 0 0 - 0 MSU-Morten Akerfors (Norris) 8:20 SlU-Edwardsvllio 0 3 - 3 SCORING SUMMARY: SCORING SUMMARY: MSU-Rob Allen (unassisted) 37:04 LU-John Sasu (unassisted) 51:07 SlUE-Jim Nischbach (Hausmann) 53:19 ORU-Kam Bhabra (Clark) 47:03 Shots: LU7, MSU 15 SlUE-Jim Nischbach (Garofalo) 73;18 MSU-Trevor Buckland (PK) 67:10 Goalies: LU-Nimo 8, MSU-Norwood 3 SlUE-Tom Stone (Nischbach) 83:00 Shols:ORU7, MSU 17 MSU-Gareth O'Sullivan (Buckland) 88:20 Goalies: ORU-Turner 3, MSU-Scarpace 1 Game 20, Nov. 4, 1989, Echles Field Shots: MSU 7, SIUE 22 Cincinnati 1 0 - 1 Goalies: MSU-Norwood 9, SlUE-Damico 2 e 13, Oct. 13, 1989, Echles Field Memphis State 0 0 - 0 Mlssouri-Rolla 1 1SCORING SUMMARY: - 1 UC-Tim Lesiak (Scheper) 30:11 Game 6, Sept. 23, 1989, Joe Davis Stadium Memphis Slate Memphis State SCORING SUMMARY: Shots: UC 9, MSU 11 Alabama-Huntsville 1 0 MSU-Morten Akerfors (O'Sullivan) 8:14 UC-Schneider 2, MSU-Norwood 2 SCORING SUMMARY: Holla-Chris Sulincenski (unassisted) 17:46 MSU-Morten Akerfors (Locks) 13:52 Rolla-Larry Frans (PK) 73:01 UAH-Bob Clasby (Jetsu) 33:24 Shots: Rolia 10, MSU 22 MSU-Trevor Buckland (unassisted) 64:33 Goalies: Rolf* -Faherty 4, MSU-Norwood 1 Memphis State 1 3Shots: MSU 25, UAH 15 SCORING SUMMARY: Goalies: MSU-Scarpace 8, UAH-Bortnick 13 Game 14, Oct. 18, 1989, Echles Field MSU-Gareth O'Sullivan (Gaither) 32:36 Christian Brothers 0 0 - 0 UL-Greg Strasser (Gomez) 35:57 Game 7, Sept. 24, 1989, Joe Davis Stadium Memphis State 0 1 - 1 MSU-Trevor Buckland (O'Sullivan) 68:01 Memphis Stat SCORING SUMMARY: MSU-Rob Allen (Locks) 78:59 Alabama A & M 1 1 - 2 MSU-Morten Akerfors (Pileggi) 60:18 MSU-Rob Allen (Hink) 81:57 SCORING SUMMARY: Shots: CBC 7, MSU 14 Shots: UL 9, MSU 22 A&M-Ganlyu Ogunbayo (Akpan) 13:16 Goalies: CBC-Fuerst 3, MSU-Norwood 3 Goalies: UL-Grove 5, MSU-Norwood 2 MSU-Morten Akerfors (Schumann) 22:59 A&M-Ernmanuel Akpan (unassisted) 64:32 ShoIs:MSU14,ASM20 Goalies: MSU-Notwood 12, A&M-Adebayo 7

All-Time Results 1982: 7-11-2 Coach: Peter Bermel

W 4 L, 2T 0 L, 0 1 W 3 L, 2L 1

Southwestern Alabama-Hunlsville VanderbiH ©Alabama A&M Soulh Alabama ©Alabama-Birmingham ©Georgia State

Scor W 4

Opponent Covenant.

@NE Missouri Slate

L, 0-

Scor T 2 L 0 L, 1W G L 1 W,3W, 2T 1 W 10 L 0 L 0

Opponent Texas-Christian ©Wake Forest ©Alabama-Huntsville Southwestem ©Vanderbiri ©Tennessee Tech Alabama-Birmlngham Lindenwood #VirginiaTech # Louisville Georgia State

L0 L, 0L, 1 W 3 L, 0 T 2 .L, 2W 3 34 5

SE Missouri State ©Southern Methodist ©Texas Christian Mllsaps Ole Miss ©Southwestern ©Tennessee UT-Martm Total Goals Scored

1983: 10-8-2 Coach: Peter Bermel

.L. 0W, 1 L 0 W, 2W 4

©Milsaps @SE Missouri State Alabama A&M ©Southwestern Ole Miss

W 2 W, 1-

Tennessee ©South Alabama

# • Metro Invitational (Cincinnati, OH) • Won in Shootout 4-3 inoA m n 1 1984: 10-9-3

Coach: Peter Bermel Opponent Vanderbilt ©Northeast Louisiana John Brown Rhodes College Alabama-Huntsville ©Missouri-St. Louis ©Undenwood Wake Forest ©Alabama-Birmingham ©Georgia Stale Soulh Alabama SE Missouri State

Scor W 5L, 1W 5-1 W 3 L, 1 L, 0T 3 W 2 W, 3L 0 L 2 W, 2-

@Tennessee

Belhaven ©Alabama A&M

W 3 L 1

Tennessee Tech W, 4-1 UT-Martin W 72 ^Cincinnati W 6 1 #Virginia Tech T 11 Rhodes College L, 2 3 Total Goals Scored 55-47 # - Metro Invitational (Louisville, KY)

1985: 12-7-2 Coach: Peter Bermel

Opponent Eariham College ©Appalachian State ©Wake Forest.. Rhodes College Northeast Louisiana ©Vanderbilt Missouri-St. Louis ©Missouri-Rolla

Alabama-Birmingham AlabamaA&M ©Alabama-Huntsville Georgia State ©Shaven

Sco e W 40 L, 0-1 W 21 W 2-0 T 11 L 0-3 L 24 W 4 1

W, 4 W 1-( L, 0- 3 L, 0

° 2 2

W '

22 Missouri St Louis L 13 Christian Brothers W, 4 Alabama-Birmingham W, 3©Alabama A&M L 4 Illinois Stale W1 ©Belhaven W 4 ©South Alabama L, 0Atk.-Little Rock L 1 Georgia State L 1 SW Missouri State W, 8 ©Alabama-Huntsville W, 5©Vanderbilt L 2 Western Kentucky L, 0 ©Evansville L0 #Louisville T, 1 1* #Virglnla Tech T, 2-2" Total Goals Scored 49-39 #Metro Invitational (Cincinnati, OH) 'Lost in Shootout 3-2 "Lost in Shootout 4-2

1988: 8-7-3 Coach: Chris Bartels

Opponent AlabamaA&M @UNC Charlotte

Score W 4-1 LOS

SH: $ m* }\i 0 3 #Louisville W 20 To,,, Goal, Scored 4237 # - Metro Invitational (Memphis, TN " - Alabama A&M, which had won the game, 5-0, forfeited the gam e after using ineligible players.

1986: 14-4-2 Coach: Peter Bermel

Opponent South Alabama Belhaven Rhodes College Christian Brothers Vanderbilt @SIU-Edwardsville

©Xavier ©Western Kentucky Alabama Huntsville ©Illinois State ©Missouri Rolla

©Georgia state

Score W, 3-0 W, 1 -0 W, W, W L,

W, L, W, T, W,

©Alabama-Birmingham W, Appalachian State T, Missouri Rolla W, John Brown W, ) ^Cincinnati W, # Virginia Tech W, ©Rhodes College W 5 Total Goals Scored 39-22 # - Metro Invitational (Blacksburg, VA) 1987: 9-9-2

Coach: Peter Bermel

Opponent SlU-Edwardsville Rhodes ©North Texas State ©Indiana

Sco e W, 1 0 W, 7 ! W, 3-2 L, 1 3

W, -0

©Alabama-Birmingham

T " w ™ ° £ Jl

Al b H t II nhL?mS Un SV' * „"„ ~™»?»

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Christian Brothers L, -1 South Alabama L, -3 ^Cincinnati L 3 # Louisville L 02 Southern Mississippi W, 3-0 Total Goals Scored 43-28 # - Metro Invitational (Louisville, KY)

1989: 10-W-l Coach: Chris Bartels

Opponent

Scor

L 1 W 4

©Bowlmg Green State ©Miami Ohio

T 1 L 1 W 5 L, 1 W, 2L, 1 L, 0-

©Bradley ©Illinois State Georgia State @SIU-Edwardsville ©Alabama-Huntsville ©Alabama A&M Western Kentucky

Missouri Rolla @Soulh A,abama Evansville Rhodes ©Bemaven

L. 1 L! „ L 0 W 6-0 W2

u^^[

h *"

rfUincmnati L, 0 # Louisville W 4 Total Goals Scored 37 3 * - Metro Invitational (Memphis, TN)

Soccer Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

TEAM RECORDS

MOST GAMES PLAYED Season 22 by nine players (1984) Career 83 by Pat Fischer (1983-86) MOST GOALS Game 4 by Morten Akerfors vs. Rhodes (1987) Season 17 by Morten Akerfors (1987) Career 39 by Morten Akerfors (1987-89) MOST ASSISTS Game 4 by John Cooke vs. SW Mo. St. (1987) Season 10 by David Jackson (1984) Career 22byDonal McDonagh (1986-88) MOST POINTS Game 9 by Morten Akerfors vs. Rhodes (1987) Season 37 by Morten Akerfors (1987) Career 90byDonal McDonagh (1986-88) MOST SHOTS Game 15 by Donal McDonagh vs. So Miss (1988) Season 113 by Donal McDonagh (1986) Career 293 by Donal McDonagh (1986-88) MOST SAVES Game 24 by E.J. Gilley vs. Wake Forest (1984) Season 169 by E.J. Gilley (1983) Career 416 by E.J. Gilley (1983-87) MOST SHUTOUTS Season 8 by Matt Price (1986) Career 14 by E.J. Gilley (1983-87)

MOST GAMES PLAYED Season 22(1984) MOST GOALS SCORED Game 9 vs. Rhodes (1988) Season 55(1984) MOST GOALS GIVEN UP Game 11 vs. Alabama A&M (1982) Season 55(1982) FEWEST GOALS GIVEN UP Season 22(1986) MOST ASSISTS Game 10 vs SW Missouri St. (1987) Season 44 (1987) MOST POINTS Season 151 (1984) MOST SHOTS Game 41 vs. Rhodes (1988) Season 420(1983) FEWEST SHOTS Game 2 vs. Evansville (1989) MOST FOULS Game 29 vs. So. Illinois-Edwardsville (1986) MOST CORNER KICKS Game 12 vs. South Alabama (1983) MOST SAVES Game 24 vs. Wake Forest (1984) MOST SHUTOUTS Season 8(1986) Season, Opponent 6 (1982,1983) LONGEST WINNING STREAK 8 (1986-1987) LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK ....10 (1986-1987) LONGEST LOSING STREAK 4 (1988) LONGEST WINLESS STREAK 5 (1987)

Junior Todd Scarpace is the incumbent in goal for the Tigers this fall. He led the team in goals against average last season with a 0.92 mark as a sophomore.

Tiger Statistical Leaders CAREER

83 82 82 78 78

GAMES 1 Pat Fischer (1983-86) 2 Kenny Heckman (1982-85) Mike Kauker (1983-86) 4 John Cooke (1984-87) 5 David Tappan (1984-88)

90 83 77 57 53

POINTS 1 Donal McDonagh (1986-88) 2 Morten Akerfors (1987-89) 3 John Cooke (1984-87) 4 Larry Creson (1983-84) 5 David Jackson (1982-85)

22 19 19 18 13

ASSISTS 1 Donal McDonagh (1986-88) 2 David Jackson (1982-85) John Cooke (1984-87) 4 Pat Fischer (1983-86) 5 Paulo Aur (1984-85)

39 34 29 24 21

GOALS 1 Morten Akerfors (1987-89) 2 Donal McDonagh (1986-88) 3 John Cooke (1984-87) 4 Larry Creson (1983-84) 5 Ross Kuns (1985-86)

John Cooke 1984-87

Pat Fischer 1983-86

24 SEASON

GOALS 1 Morten Akerfors 1987 2 Larry Creson 1984 3 Donal McDonagh 1988 Ross Kuns 1985 4 Donal McDonagh 1986 ASSISTS 1 David Jackson 1984 2 Paulo Aur 1985 Donal McDonagh 1987 4 BoMelson1982 Pat Fischer 1983 John Cooke 1987 Donal McDonagh 1988 POINTS 1 Morten Akerfors 1987 2 Donal McDonagh 1988 3 Larry Creson 1984 4 Ross Kuns 1985 5 Donal McDonagh 1986 SAVES 1 E.J. Gilley1983 2 E.J. Gilley 1984 3 Matt Price 1986 4 E.J. Gilley 1985 5 Troy Norwood 1988

David Jackson 1982-85

17 15 14 14 12

10 9 9 8 8

37 36 35 31 29

169 141 106 84 70

Ross Kuns 1985-86

Year-by-Year Leaders GOALS 1 982 Bo Melson 10 9 1983 Larry Creson .15 1984 Larry Creson 14 1 985 Ross Kuns 1986 Donal McDonagh.... .12 1987 Morten Akerfors .17 1988 Donal McDonagh.... .14 11 1989 Morten Akerfors

1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

SHOTS N/A DidierAur .68 49 John Cooke Paulo Aur 59 Donal McDonagh.... 113 Morten Akerfors 73 Donal McDonagh.... 108 Morten Akerfors .77

ASSISTS Bo Melson 8 Pat Fischer 8 David Jackson 10 Paulo Aur .... 9 McDonagh, Cooke ... 5 Donal McDonagh 9 Donal McDonagh 8 Jim Hink . 6

POINTS Bo Melson 28 Larry Creson 22 Larry Creson ....35 Ross Kuns 31 Donal McDonagh.. ....29 Morten Akerfors.... ....37 Donal McDonagh.. ....36 Morten Akerfors.... ....24

GOAL AGAINST AVG N/A E.J. Gilley 1.39 E.J. Gilley 1 97 E J Gilley 1 69 Matt Price 1.02 Matt Price 1 50 Troy Norwood 1.29 Todd Scarpace 0.92

GOALIE SAVES N/A E.J. Gilley ..169 E.J. Gilley ..141 E.J. Gilley ....84 Matt Price ..106 57 Matt Price Troy Norwood 70 Troy Norwood ..64

Year-by-Year Record Year Coach 1982 Peter Bermel 1983 Peter Bermel 1984 Peter Bermel 1985 Peter Bermel 1986 Peter Bermel 1987 Peter Bermel 1988 Chris Battels 1989 Chris Bartels All-Time Totals

Overall 7-1 1 -2 10-8-2 10-9-3 12-7-2 14-4-2 9-9-2 8-7-3 10-10-1 80-65-17

Home 6-4-1 5-2-2 8-4-0 8-3-1 8-0-1 6-4-0 5-2-1 6-5-0 52-24-6

Away 1-7-1 5-6-0 2-5-3 4-4-1 6-4-1 3-5-2 3-5-2 4-5-1 28-41-11

.400 .550 .523 .619 .750 .500 .528 .500 .546

Home 41-17-5 11-7-1

Away 21-31-8 7-10-3

.557 .513

Pet.

Coaching Records Years Coach '82-87 Peter Bermel '88-89 Chris Bartels

Overall 62-48-13 18-17-4

Pet.

The Last Time...

THE LAST TIME A TIGER... Scored 4 Goals: Morten Akerforsvs. Rhodes College (1987) 4 goals Scored 3 Goals: Donal McDonagh vs. Mercer College (1988) 3 goals Recorded 4 Assists: John Cooke vs. SW Missouri State (1987) 4 assists Recorded 3 Assists: Jim Hink vs. Georgia State (1989) 3 assists Recorded 10 Shots: Donal McDonagh vs. So. Mississippi (1988) 15 shots Recorded 10 Saves: Troy Norwood vs. Alabama A&M (1989) 12 saves Recorded 15 Saves: E.J. Gilley vs. Wake Forest (1984) 24 saves Recorded 20 Saves: E.J. Gilley vs. Wake Forest (1984) 24 saves Recorded Back-to-Back Shutouts:Troy Norwood vs. Vanderbilt & UAB (1988) Recorded 3 Shutouts in a Row: never Stopped a Penalty Kick: Todd Scarpace vs. So. Mississippi (1988) THE LAST TIME THE TIGERS... Scored Five Goals In a Game: MSU vs. Rhodes (1989) 6-0 Scored Five Goals in a Half: MSU vs. Rhodes (1989) 5-0 Won Three Straight Road Games: Beat Cincinnati, Va. Tech, Rhodes (1986) Won Four Straight Road Games: Beat UAB, Cincinnati, Va. Tech, Rhodes (1986) Won Three Straight Home Games: Beat Rhodes, Belhaven, Vanderbilt (1988) Won Four Straight Home Games: Beat Rhodes, CBC, Vanderbilt, UAH (1986) Had 30 Shots: MSU vs. Rhodes (1989) 33 shots Had 35 Shots: MSU vs. Rhodes (1988) 41 shots Had 40 Shots: MSU vs. Rhodes (1988) 41 shots Were Involved in a 0-0 Tie: MSU vs. Appalachian State (1986)

Head Soccer Coach Chris Bartels directs MSU into his third season.

Ail-Time Roster Name Abbott, Pat Abbott, Paul AKerfors, Morten Allen, Rob Arrandale, John Aur, Didier Aur, Paulo Breslau, Jeff Bridges, Tony Buckland, Trevor Creson, Larry Cooke, John Dang, Phoung Ferrera, Ronnie Fischer, Pat Fletcher, Chris Gaither, Russ GiHey, E.J. Gilley, Sean Goad, Jon Halford, Scott Hauss, Scott Heckman, Kenny Hink, Jeff Hink, Jim Holland, Jimmy Huck, Joe Jackson, David Johnson, Pat Kauker, Mike Kauker, Robi Knight, Eddie Konieczny, Jeff Kuns, Ross Laster, Steve Locks, Greg Martin, Bruce McDonagh, Donai Melfcenl, Tony Melson, Bo Morris, Rick Mueller, Mika Musicante, Jorge Musicante, Sergio Notris, John O'Sulllvan, Gareth Pettlnger, Matt Plel, Tray Pike, Kevin Pileggi, Frank Poczobut, David Sailer, Billy Schlffer, Mike Schumann, Volker Spilkar, Carl Tap pan, David Turner, Scott Vopel, Bill Whitworth, Butch Wiabel, Bobby Williams, Mickey Winfrey, Rob Yun, Won

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City of Memphis

Memphis on the Mississippi is named for the Egyptian city of the same name on the Nile. The name means "Place of good abode". Andrew "Old Hickory" Jackson, one of the founders and later the seventh President of the United States, is generally credited with naming Memphis when it was established in 1819. Known as the "Cotton Capital of the World" and "The Hardwood Capital of the Nation", Memphis, now the 14th largest city in the U.S., has a rich heritage having lived under five flags: Spain, 1541; France, 1682; Great Britain, 1763; United States, 1784; and the Confederacy, 1661-62. Today's Memphis presents a full spectrum of sports, visual and performing arts, and special events for its 997,705 citizens (the 1980 Census figure; 1989 estimates are around 1.5 million people for the metropolitan area). Located in the heart of Mid-America, Memphis, the 15th largest city in the United States, is accessible from all parts of the country. Memphis International Airport is served by ten major air carriers offering 300 flights daily. In addition, 12 excellent U.S. highways and Amtrak also serve the city. An all-new sports complex at the Mid-South Fairgrounds includes the home of Memphis State's football team, the 63,200-seat Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, and also the site of one of the top post-season football classics in America, the Liberty Bowl. The complex is also the site of the $4.7 million Mid-South Coliseum, an 11,200-seat arena which is the home of MSU's "nationally-known" basketball team. Also, Memphis will be the home for one of the most unique buildings In the world beginning in 1992. The Great American Pyramid arena is currently under construction and is the future home of the Memphis State basketball team. The structure will also house various stores, restaurants and museums. Memphis has become a national attraction in baseball as well. Suburban Millington serves as the official training site for the U.S. Olympic baseball team and this past summer was the host site for the 1989 American Legion World Series. Also, the Memphis Chicks, the Class-AA affiliate of the Kansas City Royals, make their home in "The Bluff City". Memphis has become a national mecca for golfers, with nine public and 11 private courses throughout the city. The annual Federal Express - St. Jude Memphis Classic golf tournament is held at the brand- new TPC Southwind course each summer. Fishing enthusiasts can catch bass, crappie and pan fish at one of the many lakes in the surrounding area. Memphis, where W.C. Handy gave birth to the Blues, is also the home of the late Elvis Presley and the Memphis Sound. The recording industry in this city has won acclaim from top-selling singers throughout the country.

Memphis State University

The roots of Memphis State date back to September 15, 1912, with the establishment and opening of the West Tennessee State Normal School, which provided for the training of primary and secondary education teachers. However, the seed for the normal school's creation were sown three years earlier, in 1909, when the Tennessee General Assembly passed a General Education law calling for the establishment and maintenance of three normal schools, one located in each of the three grand divisions of the State. The eastern edge of Memphis became the site for the West Tennessee State Normal School, which in 1925 became the West Tennessee State Teachers College. In 1941, the College's curriculum in liberal arts was expanded, and the name was changed to Memphis State College, an institution serving three to four thousand students. The undergraduate program was reorganized into three schools and a graduate school was added in 1951. On July 1,1957, Memphis State achieved its status as a university and has since expanded is degree programs to serve a student population of over 20,000. Memphis State's campus covers 1,100 acrers on four different sites with more than 100 buildings. The main campus is situated in a quiet residental section of Memphis. The campus is unique as it is not all brick and concrete that one may expect from a university in a city with a population of more than 900,000 but, possesses many open fields, trees, and athletic facilities which f~~^2^-'~-L^-»' ' '•'' "'wi> ' create a park-like atmosphere. • *^oilBlii^JU •• South campus which use to be a veterans hospital was donated to the university. The Kennedy Sportsplex and married housing facilities which are located on south campus, opened in 1970. The primary purpose of Memphis State University is to advance learning. The University is dedicated first to the traditional ideals of learning by focusing its

Memphis State University attention and efforts upon the creation, transmission, and application of knowledge. Secondly, it is committed to goals that are utilitarian in preparing students to serve in a variety of professions and occupations, and in providing services to society for improving the quality of life and environment. Through instruction, research and public service the University offers a diversity of learning opportunities for the pursuit of knowledge and truth in an atmosphere of free inquiry and open discussion. A community of learning, the University exists to nurture students in achieving intellectual competence maturity and self development. Memphis State is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Various colleges, schools, departments and programs are accredited by their accrediting agenencies. Memphis State University is comprised of six undergraduate colleges, The School of Law, the Graduate School. The undergraduate colleges are the College of Arts and Sciences, The Fogelman College of Business and Economics, The College of Communication and Fine Arts, The College of Education, The Herff College of Engineering, and The University College. There are several special programs: Air Force, Army and Navy ROTC, Audiology and Speech Pathology, City and Regional Planning, International Studies, Nursing and Urban Studies. The Office of Advancement and Continuing Education coordinates CEU (Continuing Education Unit) credit through conferences, institutes, short courses, etc; non-credit courses designed to provide increased opportunities for the people of this area to avail themselves of University facilities and services. Overall Memphis State University offers degrees in 1 9 bachelors (74 majors), 11 master (62 majors), four doctoral (16 majors), one specialist (3 majors) and one professional academics programs. However, there is more to university life than just academics. At Memphis State there are a variety of clubs, organizations, honor societies, special interest and service groups and other activities for students to become involved. If student wants the full experience of university life, there are more than 2,500 students that live on campus. At MSU there are five men's dorms, and seven women's dorms as well as housing for married couples on south campus. All work and no play does not make for a well rouned education. The Student Activities Counsel (SAC) coordinates such on campus events as movies, concerts, dances, speakers, homecoming activities and the Miss MSU pageant. For students interested in joining a social organization, there are 1 5 fraternities and 12 sororities. For thoses interested in the arts, there are various productions both theatrical and musical performed on one of the three stages at the Threatre Building. Memphis State also has its own art gallery.

The President

Âť DR. THOMAS G. CARPENTER Memphis State's Ninth President Eleventh Year as University's President College: Memphis State, 1949 Wife: Oneida

Dr. Thomas Glenn Carpenter, who played football at Georgia Tech before graduating from Memphis State, has been president of his alma mater for ten years. His appointment as the ninth president of the University by the State Board of Regents was effective August 1,1980. He has previously been president for 11 years at the University of North Florida at Jacksonville. Dr. Carpenter, 64, was born in Atlanta, Georgia, and was educated in the public schools of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He received his bachelor of science degree in business administration from Memphis State in 1949. He went on to receive his master's degree in economics from Baylor University in 1950 and his Ph.D. from the University of Florida in 1963. Dr. Carpenter has 31 years professional experience, serving four institutions of higher education in the state of Florida (University of Florida, 1957-64; Florida Atlantic, 1964-65; West Florida, 1965-69, and North Florida, 1969-80). Note: On March 7,1990, Carpenter announced he would retire by his 65th birthday in February of 1991. Under his direction, the university has established five Centers of Excellence and 18 Chairs of Excellence. The enrollment at Memphis State has stabilized at 20,000 plus each year despite raising admission standards in the early 1980's and a decline in the number of high school graduates. The number of doctoral degrees awarded have increased over 207% in the past ten years. During his tenure, the university has received national attention with its institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology, the Center for Earthquake Research and the Center of Excellence in Teacher Education. STATE BOARD OF REGENTS Memphis State University is proud to be a member institution of the State University and Community College System of Tennessee, which is governed by the State Board of Regents. The system includes six universities and 10 community colleges and was formed by the General Assembly in 1972. Chancellor of the state system is Thomas G. Garland, who graduated from East Tennessee State University. Other members of the state board include: The Honorable Ned Ray McWherter (Nashville), Gwen Awsumb (Memphis), A.C. Clark (Nashville), Abby Charles Ebfen (Johnson City), Ross N. Faires (Oneida), William W, Farris (Memphis), Clifford Henry (Maryville), Thomas Ingram (Nashville), Dr. A.D. Johnson (Oak Ridge), Jane G. Kisber (Jackson), Richard A. Lewis (Nashville), Hubert McCullough (Murtreesboro), Arliss A. Roaden (Nashville), Charles E. Smith (Nashville), A. Howard Warf (Hohenwald), David V. White (Sevierville), and Ed. E. Williams, III (Johnson City).

Athletic Director

Âť CHARLES CAVAGNARO Graduate of Memphis State, 1966 Recipient of 1985 Vanguard Club Achievement Award Serves on NCAA Council (Policy-making) Wife: Pat Children: Mrs. Tammy Rogers, Scarlett, Chip

For Charles Cavagnaro, the athletic director's job at Memphis State University is a natural extention of his life's work. The 48-year-old became MSU's director of athletics on November 1, 1982, after serving in several capacities with The Commercial Appeal. A life-long Memphian, Cavagnaro finds working with people and a chance to demonstrate his administrative stills two of the most rewarding aspects of his job. He has accomplished many things in his tenure at MSU. He has assembled one of the most respected coaching groups in the country, including football coach Chuck Stobart, basketball coach Larry Finch, baseball coach Bobby Kilpatrick, and soccer coach Chris Bartels, just to name a few. With a re-aligned staff, Cavagnaro spearheaded a season football ticket drive in 1985 which broke all previous marks at Memphis State. He also oversaw programs aimed at increasing attendance at MSU's home games. They were successful to say the least. MSU was second in the nation in 1985 attendance increase with an average of 36,700. He helped city and county officials lobby for the construction of the Great American Pyramid arena. Observers felt that Cavagnaro's influence and ideas were the catalyst for this project. Cavagnaro came to Memphis State from a position as assistant managing editor of The Commercial Appeal, Scripps-Howard's flagship newspaper and one of the largest and most respected papers in the South. Cavagnaro left the newspaper in 1970 to serve as general manager of the Memphis Pros, a charter member of the American Basketball Association. He was the youngest general manager, 30, at the time. Cavagnaro returned to The Commercial Appeal and worked in a series of newspaper management positions, including night metropolitan editor, executive sports editor, assistant managing editor, and assistant managing editorforthe metropolitan desk, a position he held until 1980. Cavagnaro's wife, Pat, is a real estate sales person and a member of the Million Dollar Sales Club. They have three children, Mrs. Tammy Rogers of Memphis, Scarlett, a graduate of MSU and the master teachers program, and Chip, a sophomore at Memphis State.

Athletic Academics

In 1987, Dr. Timothy Sumnerwho had been hired in 1986 to become the director of Athletic Academic Services, began planning for the construction of an athletic academic center. Memphis State's new $90,000 Athletic Academic Services Center was opened in January of 1990. The 4,000-square-foot center serves about 260 athleties, trainer and managers on 16 Tiger athletic teams and is located in the MSU Field House. Memphis State's new Athletic Academic Center The facility contains: three tutor rooms, each eight-person capacity; two computer labs, outfitted with eight Zenith PCs and six Macintoshs; three types of study area seating; 16 individually lighted study carrels; three counselor offices; check-in area; kitchen area for staff and evening workers; director's suite with conference area, reception/secretary area and assistant's offices. The Center for Athletic Academic Services is committed to assisting student-athletes in earning a college degree. The Center provides an atmosphere of personal attention and encouragement as well as tutorial assistance and academic support. The Center's services include advice in all aspects of the student's academic life - registration; study skills; degree planning; information regarding University programs and policies Student-Athletes work in one and procedures. The Center also offers of two computer labs. advice, sponsors programs and workshops to enhance the personal development of the student athlete. Information regarding NCAA rules and regulations are made available to the student athlete by the Center. Additionally: the Center monitors the student-athlete's progress toward his/her degree objective. The Academic Counselors are Nancy Carlile who is in charge of monitoring, evaluating and counseling the basketball, men's golf and all Lady Tiger sports; Richard Jones is responsible for the soccer, men's track and tennis teams as well as all managers and trainers. He is also responsible for the "Tiger Key Program" of social, personal and professional traing of all student athletes; and Gina Pickens who is responsible for the football and men's basketball student-athletes.

Dr. Tim Sumner

Nancy Carlile

Gina Pickens

Athletic Facilities

The Tiger athletic family has many places they call home at Memphis State University. In 1970, the Memphis State Athletic Department officially opened the Kennedy Sportsplex, a 140-acre complex located just south of the main campus. The complex serves as the home of the Tiger football, baseball and track teams and offers workout facilities for all MSU sports. The main building at Kennedy Kennedy Complex on MSU's South Campus features a 50-yard, indoor practice field with an artificial surface. This field is used for workouts when the weather prohibits outdoor practices and is also used by the baseball team for winter workouts. Also housed in the main building is a modern, well equipped training room, a fully equipped weight training facility, the football equipment room, the football locker room, sauna and steam rooms and film and meeting rooms, as well as locker rooms for the baseball and track teams. Located behind the main building are four outdoor football fields, used for fall and spring practices. Adjacent to Kennedy's main building is Nat Buring Baseball Stadium, home of the Tiger baseball team. All of Memphis State's home baseball games are played at Nat Buring Field, a facility Nat Buring Baseball Stadium that seats 2,000 people. Located next to the baseball stadium is Kennedy Track, an eight-lane, polyurithan tartan surface track used by the Memphis State track teams for home meets. Other features of Kennedy Sportsplex include an Olympic (indoor) pool and a golf driving range that is used by the Tiger golf teams. The weight room at Kennedy Complex is currently 1,500 square-feet, but plans are in the works for a new 8,000 square-feet weight room. There are 8,500 pounds of free weights and dumb bells. As well, there are 44 pieces of Kennedy Complex training room equipment for the Tigers to train.

Athletic Facilities

The Kennedy Sportsplex, recently remodeled, is one of the finest facilities of its kind in the country and offers the Memphis State athlete an excellent locale to increase his/her athletic ability. The 62,380-seat Liberty Memorial Stadium is the site of all Memphis State home football games as well as the Liberty Bowl post-season game. Memphis State's Tiger basketball team will play the 1990-91 season at the 11,200-seat Mid-South Coliseum. Fans cheer the Tigers to victory However, the Tigers will have a new at the Mid-South Coliseum home for the 1991-92 season, the Great American Pyramid which will seat approximately 20,000 fans. Echles Field is the home of the Memphis State soccer team. The 500-seat facility is located adjucent the Health Physical Education and Recreation Building. The Memphis State women's basketball and volleyball teams play all home events at the 3,000 seat MSU Field House. Situated in the heart of MSU's main campus, the Field House is equipped with locker room facilities for the five Lady Tiger athletic teams, and a training room facility. Behind the Field House is a track and adjacent to the Field House are 10 laykold tennis courts. The MSU Field House, home

However, the men's and women's of Lady Tiger athletics tennis teams host their opponents on the HPER (Health, Physical Education and Recreation Building) courts. There are 21 laykold surfaced courts which allows the Tiger tennis teams to host multi-team tournaments. Also available at the HPER Building are two full gymnasiums which are used by the women's basketball during the off-season and the women's volleyball team. Also available for the women's athletic teams are a 16 machine nautilus weight room with numerous lifecycles and stationary bikes, as well as a Stepmaster, and a free weight room with a Universal weight station. The men's and women's golf teams practice at numerous courses around The Lady Tigers train in the HPER nautilus weight room

Memphis,

1990 Opponents

RHODES H

GAME1 FLA. INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY Location Founded Enrollment Colors Nickname Soccer Conference President Athletic Director Home Field Soccer SID

GENEF1AL INFORMATION Melbourne, Florida 1908 5,000 Red & Gray Panthers Sunshine State Dr. Lynn Weaver William K. Jurgens Panther Field (1,000) None

COACHING STAFF Head Coach RickStottler Alma Water Maryland '57 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 54-17-2 (4) Assistant Coach Giles Malone Assistant Coach Homer Bozorg Assistant Coach Bino Carnpanini TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1969 Record 17-3-0 Post-season NCAA Division II First Round TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS Fitzgerald HaJg, Sr., F 12 5 29 Chris Payne, Sr., M 2 16 20 Dyian Lewis, Jr., D 3 7 13 SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record In Melbourne

9/1 9/2 9/4 9/12 9/15 9/22 9/23 9/26 9/29 9/30 10/3 10/6 10/10 10/12 10/13 10/17 10/20 10/26 10/27 11/2 11/3

First Meeting 0-0 0-0

1990 SCHEDULE at Memphis State at Christian Brothers at Alabama ASM at Eckerd College at College of Boca Raton at Oakland University Tournament (UNC-Greensboro, East Strousberg, Oakland) al Flagler College F.I.T. PANTHER CLASSIC (C.W. post, Tampa, NE Missouri St.) WEST FLORIDA DAVIS &ELKINS FLORIDA ATLANTIC at Rollins College at Central Florida FLORIDA SOUTHERN BARRY UNIVERSITY at Tampa COLUMBUS COLLEGE USC-SPARTANBURG ST. LEO

GAME 2 RHODES COLLEGE GENERAL INFORMATION Location Memphis, Tennessee Founded N/A Enrollment 1,350 Colors Red & Black NicKname Lynx Soccer Conference Tenessee Collegiate Athletic President James Daugharill, Jr. Athletic Director .Chuck Gordon Home Field N/A Soccer SID Venila Redstrom Sports Information Office (901) 726-3940 Venita Redstrom at Home (901) 726-4660 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Alma Mater Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.)

Leslie Estes Rhodes 1-11-0 (1)

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record

1-11

TOP RFTIIRNING PLAYERS Kevin Corker, Sr., F Will Becker, Sr., D

PTfi N/A N/A

G N/A N/A

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Recc Record at MSU Record at Rhodes...

9/1 9/2 9/7 9/6 9/10 9/14 9/17 9/22 9/23 9/27 9/39 9/30 10/3 10/6 10/7 10/20 10/27

A N/A N/A

...2-0-1

1990 SCHEDULE at Mayor's Cup Tournament f (Christian Brothers, Memphis State, Fla. Inst. Tech.) at Principia Tournament at Principia Tournament MARYVILLE COLLEGE WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE at SE Missouri Stale CENTRE COLLEGE VANDERBILT BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN at Trinity University at St. Mary's (Texas) at Arkansas-Little Rock at University of the South at Emory University at Millsaps TCAC Tournament

1990 Opponents

GAME 3 NICHOLLS STATE

POSSIBLE GAME 4 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Ed Huneke Alma Mater SlU-Edwardsville '71 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 215-87-14 (15) Assistant Coach Ed Gertemeier

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Matt Shelton Alma Mater Nicholls Slate '88 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 0-0-0 (first year)

GENERAL INFORMATION Location Edwardsville, Illinois Founded 1957 Enrollment 1 1,500 Colors Red & White Nickname Cougars Soccer Conference Big Central President Earl Lazerson Athletic Director Cindy Jones Home Field Bob Guelker Field (4,200) Soccer SID Eric Hess Sports Information Office (618) 692-3608 Eric Hess at Home (618) 288-3853

GENERAL INFORMATION Location Thibodaux, Louisiana Founded 1948 Enrollment 7,000 Colors Red & Gray Nickname Colonels Soccer Conference Dividion I Independent President Or. Donald Ayo Athletic Director Phil Greco Home Field N/A Soccer SID Ron Mears Sports Information Office (504) 448-4282 Ron Mears at Home (504) 446-7753

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record , No team TOP RETURNING PLAYERS

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record

11-9-1

PTS

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record First Meeting Record in Memphis 0-0 Record in Thibodaux 0-0

9/1 9/4 9/8 9/9 9/14 9/16 9/21 9/22 9/29 1 0/6 10/7 10/15 10/20 10/21 10/26 10/27

1990 SCHEDULE at South Alabama BELHAVEN at Hotshot Soccer Tournamenl (Memphis State, SlU-Edwardsville, Tulsa) at So. Mississippi at SW Louisiana at William Carey Tournament (William Carey, Houston Baptist, Alabama-Huntsville) LETOURNEAU COLLEGE at Auburn-Montgomery at Huntingdon College at Belhaven at Hardin-Simmons at Centenary HOUSTON BAPTIST LSU-SHREVEPORT

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS JimNischbach,Sf.,F Joe Reiniger, So., F Steve Hausmann, Sr., M

G 10 11 7

A 6 3 5

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Edwardsville

9/1 9/2 9/8 9/9 9/13 9/1 6 9/21 9/21 9/29 10/3 10/6 10/7 10/11 10/14 10/16 10/19 10/21 10/24 10/26 10/28 11/211/4

PTS 26 25 9

1-2 1-0 0-2

1990 SCHEDULE al Kickoff Tournament (Cal State-Fullerton, Centenary, Bowling Green St.) at Hot Shot Soccer Tournament (Tulsa, Memphis State, Nicholls State) at Sangamon State DRAKE GOVERNOR'S CUP (Northern Illinois, Western Illinois, Eastern Illinois) ST. LOUIS OUINCY COLLEGE at Cincinnati at Louisville MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS at Wisconsin-Milwaukee ILLINOIS STATE atSMU at North Texas at Bradiey WRIGHT STATE CREIGHTON Big Central Tournament Big Central Tournament

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POSSIBLE GAME 4 TULSA GENERAL INFORMATION Tulsa, Oklahoma Location Founded 1894 Enrollment 4,500 Colors ...Old Gold, Royal Blue & Crimson Golden Hurricane Nickname Soccer Conference Independent Dr. Robert H. Donaldson President Rick Dickson Athletic Director Home Field Skelly Stadium (40,385) Soccer SID Don Tomkalski Sports Information Office .(918) 631-2395 Don Tomkalski at Home.(918) 744-1545

GENERAL INFORMATION Location Chicago, Illinois Founded 1896 Enrollment 15,387 Colors Royal Blue & Scarlet Nickname Blue Devils Soccer Conference Division I Independent President Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M. Athletic Director Bill Bradshaw Home Field Wish Field (1,000) Soccer SID John Lanctot Sports Information Office (312) 362-8551 John Lanctot at Home (312) 528-2644

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Randy Waldrum Alma Mater Midwestern State '61 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 54-28-5 (3) Assistant Coach Tom Mclntosh Assistant Coach Mark Kohn

COACHING STAFF Head Coach John Barrett Alma Mater St. Bonaventure'69 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 69-45-13

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record Post-season TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Q Frank Velez, Jr., F 15 Jim Fox, Sr., D 2 Rich Mottl, Sr., GK 15 g SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Tulsa

9/1 9/3 9/8 9/9 9/14 9/16 9/22 9/23 9/27 9/30 10/3 10/11 10/14 10/19 10/2t 10/26 10/28

14-4-0 None A PTS 4 34 1 3 0.97 gaa

First Meeting 0-0 0-0

1990 SCHEDULE at Air Force Tournament (Drake, Air Force, Seattle Pacific) at MSU Hotshot Tournament (Memphis State, Nicholls State, SlU-Edwardsville) atSMU at Texas Christian at Bowling Green Kwik Goal Tournament (Ohio State, Bowling Green State, Brooklyn) PARK COLLEGE NORTH TEXAS at SW Missouri State OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN ORAL ROBERTS TULSA HURRICANE CLASSIC (Missouri So., College of Southwest, ArK.-Little Rock) at New Mexico Tournament (Butler, New Mexico, U.S. International)

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record Post-season TOP RETURNING PLAYERS 6 Tim Green, F 8 Randy Stedman, F 7 SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Chicago

9/1 9/3 9/3 9/9 9/15 9/18 9/23 9/26 10/2 10/7 10/10 10/13 10/17 10/21 10/24 10/27 10/31

5-15-2 None A PTS 2 18 3 1 7

First Meeting 0-0 0-0

1990 SCHEDULE at Creighton Tournament (Ark.-Little Rock, Creighton, Mo.-Kansas City) DAYTON WESTERN ILLINOIS MEMPHIS STATE NORTHERN ILLINOIS atXavier ILLINOIS-CHICAGO LOYOLA, IL atMarquette at Michigan State at Marian College NORTHWESTERN BUTLER ST. XAVIER at Bradley VALPARAISO

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GAME 6 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE GENERAL INFORMATION Location K^nnshn Wi=ron>sln Founded 196S Enrollment 5,200 Colors Green, Black & White Nickname Rangers NAIA Soccer Conference Sheiia Kaplan Chancellor Athletic Director Dr. Wayne Dannehl Home Field Wisco nsin-Parkside Field f 1,200) Soccer SID N/A N/A Sports Information Office COACHING STAFF Head Coach Rick Kilps Alma Mater Wisconsm-Parkside '75 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 156 71-23 (13) Assistant Coach Al Gibson Assistant Coach .Rocky Donovan TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 18-4-2 Post-season First Round NAIA (Final Ranking - #10) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS Bob Rogers, So., F 12 6 30 Oscar Toscano, So., F 3 5 1 1 Mike Riley, Sr., D 2 2 6 SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record , Firs! Meeting Record in Memphis ...0-0 Record in Kenosha ...0-0

9/1 9/2 9/8 9/12 9/16 9/19 9/22 9/23 9/28 9/29 10/2 10/6 10/10 10/15 10/17 10/20 10/21 10/26 10/28

1990 SCHEDULE UW-FARKSIDE INVITATIONAL (Purdue, Marian College, Missouri Valley) NORTHLAND COLLEGE LEWIS UNIVERSITY MEMPHIS STATE at Wisconsin-Green Bay VALPARAISO TIFFEN UNIVERSITY at Missouri-St. Louis at Missouri-Kansas City at Northwestern at St. Joseph's (IN] at Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Judson College at Illinois-Chicago ST. NOHBERT ROSARY COLLEGE at Wisconsin-Madison at Ohio State

GAME 7 NEW MEXICO GENERAL INFORMATION Founded 1889 Enrollment 24,000 Colors Cherry & Silver Nickname Lobos Soccer Conference ..Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate President Dr. Richard Peck Dr. Gary Ness Athletic Director Home Field Robertson Field (2,000) Soccer SID AlChenot Sports Information Offk;e (505) 277-2026 Al Chenotal Home [505)828-0131 COACHING STAFF Klaus Weber Keene State '74 28-28-6 (3) Leo Ramos TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record ....................................................... TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Derek Barnes, So., F Wes Dauphinot, Sr., F Paul Nelson, Sr., GK

G 8

A 1

15 g

8-12-1

PTS 7

2.18 gaa

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record ....................................... First Meeting Record in Memphis .................................................... 0-0 Record In Albuquerque .............................................. 0-0

8/31 9/2 9/6 9/8 9/9 9/15 9/16 9/22 9/23 9/29 9/30 10/5 10/6 10/10 10/13 10/14 10/19 10/20 10/26 10/27 11/3 1 1/4

1990 SCHEDULE COLLEGE OF SOUTHWEST COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES FRESNO STATE CAL-STATE FULLERTON CREIGHTON at California Baptist at Westminster at Corvette Classic Tournament (Memphis State, Bowling Green St., UNC-Charlotte) CRAIG ROBERTSON TOURNAMENT (Illinois Stale, Ouincy College, Air Force) at Cleveland State at Wisconsin-Green Bay at Colorado State at Atr Force at North Texas State DENVER UNIVERSITY METROPOLITAN STATE BUTLER TULSA U.S. International in San Diego, CA Cal State-Los Angeles in San Diego, CA

1990 Opponents

POSSIBLE GAME 8 UNC-CHARLOTTE

POSSIBLE GAME 8 WESTERN KENTUCKY GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION Founded 1946 Enrollment 13,581 Colors Green & White Nickname 49ers Soccer Conference Sun Belt President Dr. James H. Woodward, Jr. Athletic Director. Judy W. Rose Home Field UNO-Charlotte Field (1,000) Soccer SID .Thomas E. Whitestone Sports Information Office (704) 547-4946 Thomas Whitestone at Home (704) 535-5621

Founded Enrollment Colors Nickname Soccer Conference President Athletic Director Home Field Soccer SID Sports Information Office Troy Harrison at Home

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Frank Kohl enstein Alma Mater Florida State '76 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 142-50-13 (9)

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Alma Mater Overall Collegiale Record (yrs.)

Assistant Coach

1906 14,821 Red & White Hilltoppers Sun Belt Dr. Thomes C. Merideth Jimmy Feix L.T. Smith Stadium (17,500) .Troy Harrison (502) 745-4295 N/A

David Holmes Wooster'70 64-49-7 (6)

Sean Bubb TEAM A PLAYER INFORMATION

Post-season TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Gabe Garcia, Jr., F Anthony Richardson, Sr., F Aidan Heaney. Jf., GK

G 13 5 19 g

None PTS 34 1 5 1.1 1 gaa A 8

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Chris Hulchinson, Jr., F Brian Hall, Jr., M Shane Bordwine, So., GK

G 14 2 12 g

A PTS 2 30 5 9 0.90 gaa

SERIES INFORMATION

Record in Charlotte 1990 SCHEDULE 9/1 at North Carolina State 9/2 at Duke 9/8 at Mayor's Cup/Royal Toyota Classic 9/9 (Oneonta State, Hartwick, Loyola) 9/15 at Virginia Commonwealth 9/18 SOUTH ALABAMA 9/21 at Corvette Classic 9/23 (Western Kentucky, Memphis State, New Mexico) 9/26 atFurman 9/29 ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM 9/30 DAVIDSON 10/2 CAMPBELL 10/5 UNC-CHARLOTTE CLASSIC 10/7 (American, San Diego, Virginia Tech) 10/9 UNC-ASHEVILLE 10/14 at Jacksonville 10/17 atClemson 10/26 FlU/Southern Bell Classic 10/27 (Notre Dame, Philadelphia Textile, Fla. Int'l.) 10/31 OLD DOMINION 11/3 at South Florida

0-1 1990 SCHEDULE 3/24 KENTUCKY 9/1 KICK-OFF TOURNAMENT 9/2 (Centenary, Cal State-Fullerton, SlU-Edwardsville) 9/5 VANDERBILT 9/7 ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM 9/9 XAVIER 9/14 at Ohio State 9/16 at Louisville 9/18 at Kentucky Wesleyan 9/21 CORVETTE CLASSIC 9/23 (UNC-Charlotte, Memphis State, New Mexico) 9/27 at Uorehead State 10/2 EVANSViLLE 10/6 at Old Dominion 10/8 atVCU 10/52 WRIGHT STATE 10/14 CINCINNATI 10/20 SOUTH ALABAMA 10/26 at South Florida 10/28 at South Florida 10/26 at Jacksonville 1 1/2 at Florida International Tour nament 1 1/4 (Florida International, Charleston, Barry College)

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lOUEWLLE GAME 9 CINCINNATI GENERAL INFORMATION Cincinnati Ohio Location Founded 1819 Enrollment 36,000 Red & Slack Colors Soccer Confereni;e Big Central Presidenl , Dr. Joseph Steger Athletic Director... Rick Taylor Home Field Letalex Soccer Park (200) Soccer SID Cathy Tapogna Sports Inform ation Office (513) 556-5191 Cathy Tapogria at Home (513) 381-7151 COACHING STAff Head Coach Bob Muro Alma Mater Xavier '70 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 68-41-5 (6) Assistant Coach Tom Young Assistant Coach Ihor Chyzowych TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 14-4-1 Post-season none TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS Tim Lesiak, Sr., F 6 7 19 Greg Page, Sr., F 6 5 17 Jay Schneider, Jr., GK 19 g 0.85 gaa SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record

POSSIBLE GAME 10 LOUISVILLE (3ENERAL INFORMATION Location Louisville Kentucky Founded 1790 Enrollment 20,000 Colors Red & Black Nickname Cardinals Soccer ConferenceBig Central President Dr. Donald C. Swain Athletic Director BillOlsen Home Field Shelby Campus & Parkway Field Nancy Smith Soccer SID Sports Informatiom Office (502) 538-6531 Nancy Smith at Home (502) 893-6349 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Claudio Maidonado Alma Mater Louisville '74 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 87-109-14 (11) Assistant Coach Bill Nalley TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 8-11-3 Post-season none TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS Alex Gomez, So., F 5 5 1 5 Brad Leaf, Jr., M 3 3 9 SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Louisville

2-2-1 2-0 0-1

Record in Cincinnati 1990 SCHEDULE 9/1 at Diadora Kickoff Classic 9/2 (Wright State, Miami, Daylon) 9/7 at Davidson 9/9 at Wake Forest 9/16 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 9/23 at Michigan State 9/26 at Xavier 9/29 at Metro Invitational 9/30 (Memphis State, Louisville, Virginia Tech) 10/3 at Indiana 10/6 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 10/10 at Louisville 10/13 DRAKE 10/14 at Western Kentucky 10/17 al Ohio State 10/20 at Quincy College 10/24 MOREHEAD STATE 10/27 DAYTON 10/31 AKRON 11/2- Big Central Tournament 11/4 Big Central Tournament

1990 SCHEDULE 9/3 at Dayton 9/5 at Ballarmine 9/9 at Evansville 9/14 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 9/16 WESTERN KENTUCKY 9/22 at Wright State 9/29 at Metro Invitational 9/30 (Virginia Tech, Memphis Slate, Cincinnati) 10/5 #Air Force 10/7 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 10/10 CINCINNATI 10/17 XAVIER 10/20 at Drake 10/21 at Quincy College 10/26 atVanderbilt 10/30 MIAMI, OHIO 11/2 at Big Central Tournament 11/4 at Big Central Tournament

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v/7/ VL/ 8

POSSIBLE GAME 10 VIRGINIA TECH

GAME 11 EVANSVILLE

GENERAL INFORMATION Location Blacksburg, Virginia Founded 1872 Enrollment 22,500 Colors Orange & Maroon Nickname Hokies Soccer Conference Division I Independent President Dr. James D. McComas Athletic Director David Brain e Home Field Tech Soccer Park Soccer SID John Autry Sports Information Office (703) 231-6726 John Autry at Home (703) 552-7971

GENERAL INFORMATION Location Evansville, Indiana Founded 1854 Enrollment 2,200 Colors Purple & White Nickname .Aces Soccer Conference Midwestern Collegiate President Dr. James Vinson Athletic Director James Byers Home Field Black Beauty Field (3,000) Soccer SID Bob Boxell Sports Information Office (812) 479-2350 Bob Boxell at Home (812) 422-4526

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jarry Cheynet Alma Mater Kansas State '67 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 116-113-20 (16) Assistant Coach Carmen Juliano Assisant Coach John Durnbleton

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Fred Schmalz Alma Mater Quincy College '66 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 266-84-33 (20) Assistant Coach Jon Halliwill Assistant Coach Joe Waldron

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record.. ... .10-10-1 Post-season none TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS RayCrittendon.Jr., F 8 1 17 T o m Albertson, Sr., F 8 2 1 8 David Tenney, So., GK 16 g 1.50 gaa

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 19-4-0 Post-season First Round NCAA Tournament LETTERMEN REURNING G A PTS David Weir, Jr., F 11 8 30 Tim Ernst, Sr., F-M 4 5 13 Trey Harrington, So., GK 14 g 0.77 gaa

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Blacksburg

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Evansville

9/1 9/2 9/5 9/8 9/12 9/16 9/19 9/24 9/26 9/29 9/30 10/6 10/7 10/13 10/15 10/20 10/24 10/28 10/30 11/3 11/4

1990 SCHEDULE ELON COLLEGE WESTMONT at VCU at College of Charleston (SC) al Richmond UNC-GREENSBORO at Marshall RADFORD atVMI METRO INVITATIONAL (Louisville, Memphis State, Cincinnati) at Charlotte Classic (UNC-Charlotte, American, San Diego) GEORGE MASON WILLIAM & MARY at Maryland-Baltimore County VIRGINIA al Shenandoah College APPALACHIAN STATE at AlabamaA&M atVanderbitt

2-0-2 0-0 1-0

1990 SCHEDULE 8/26 EASTERN ILLINOIS 9/1 at St. Louis 9/3 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee 9/7 at Wright State 9/9 LOUISVILLE 9/14 at Met Life Classic 9/16 (Stanford, Hartford, San Francisco) 9/20 at Dayton 9/23 BUTLER 9/28 ACES SOCCER CLASSIC 9/30 (Cal State-Northridge, George Mason, Dayton) 10/2 at Western Kentucky 10/5 MEMPHIS STATE 10/7 AIR FORCE 10/10 XAVIER 10/13 McDonald's Cup at Milwaukee, Wl 10/14 (Loyola, Marquette, Wisconsin-Madison) 10/19 WISCONSIN-MADISON 10/20 DETROfT 10/22 NOTRE DAME 10/26 at Akron 11/1- Midwestern Collegiate Conference 11/4 Tournament in Fenton, MO

0-2 0-1 0-1

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blazer/ GAME 12 BRADLEY GENERAL INFORMATION Location Peoria, Illinois Founded 1897 Enrollment 5,200 Colors Red & White Nickname Braves Soccer Conference NCAA Division I Independent President Dr. Martin G. Abegg Athletic Director Ron Ferguson Home Field Becker Park (500) Soccer SID Joe Dalfonso Sports Information Office (309) 677-2624 Joe Dalfonso at Home (309) 673-5248 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jerry Crablree Alma Mater Northern Illinois '74 Overall Collegialre Record (yrs.) 0-0-0 (first year) Assistant Coach Steve Sprague Assistant Coach Vic Reed TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 4-14-2 Post-season None TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS Greg Cors, Jr., M 6 1 13 David Bushey, Jr., F 5 1 1 1 Pete Wagner, Sr., GK 20 g 2.48 gaa SERIES INFORMATION Record in Memphis Record in Peoria

8/29 9/1 9/2 9/5 9/14 9/18 9/23 9/26 9/29 9/30 10/6 10/7 10/10 10/13 10/20 10/21 10/24 10/27 10/28 11/3

0-0 0-0-1

1990 SCHEDULE SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE at Illinois-Chicago at Northern Illinois QUINCY COLLEGE at Butler WESTERN ILLINOIS at Wisconsin-Milwaukee LOYOLA (IL) atCreighton at Drake al Memphis State atVandorbitt AURORA UNIVERSITY at Northeast Missouri State at Wright State at Miami, Ohio SIU-EDWARDSVILLE DePAUL ILLINOIS STATE VALPARAISO

GAME 13 BELHAVEN GENERAL INFORMATION Location Jackson, Mississippi Founded 1890 Enrollment 750 Colors Green &Gold Nickname Blazers Soccer Conference NAIA District 30 President Dr. Newton Wilson Athletic Director Dr. Wes Bugbee Home Field Belhaven Bowl Soccer SID N/A Sports Information Office (601) 968-5956 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Alma Mater Overall Collegiate Record Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Steve Smith Belhaven '87 30-24-3 (3) Peter Fuller Jeff Moser

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 14-5 Post-season NAIA Playoffs TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS Keith Larson, Sr., F 10 3 23 James Charette, Sr., D 0 0 0 SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis

6-2 3-1

1990 SCHEDULE 9/1 WEST FLORIDA 9/4 at Nicholls State 9/8 at Alabama A&M 9/14 AUBURN-MONTGOMERY 9/15 HUNTINGDON 9/20 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE 9/21 at Mary Harden Baylor 9/22 at Northeast Oklahoma 9/26 at Christian Brothers 10/2 WILLIAM CAREY 1 0/5 LSU-SHREVEPORT 10/10 MEMPHIS STATE 10/13 LETOURNEAU 10/15 NICHOLLS STATE 10/19 at Lagrange 10/20 at Birmingham Southern 10/22 at Centenary 10/27 at Oral Roberts 10/30 at William Carey 11/5 at South Alabama

1990 Opponents

GAME 14 VANDERBILT

GAME 15 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location Nashville Tennessee Founded 1873 Enrollment 8,963 Colors Black & Gold Nickname Commodores Soccer Conference NCAA Division 1 Independent Chancetlor Joe B. Wyatt Athletic Director Paul Hoolahan Home Field Vanderbilt Soccer Field Soccer SID Jerri Lynn Clay Sports Information Office (615) 322-4121 Jerri Lynn Clay at Home (615) 366-3339

GENERAL INFORMATION Founded 1871 Enrollment 1,250 Colors Scarlet SGray Nickname Bucs Soccer Conference NAIA District 24 President Brother Theodore Drahmann Athletic Director Bob Stephenson Home Field Signaigo Field (1,000) Soccer SID Dorothy Pratt Sports Information Office (901) 722-0370 Dorothy Pratt at Home (901) 683-9007

COACHING STAFF Alma Mater Overall Collegiate Recoed (yrs.)

COACHING STAFF Vanderbilt '71 142-138-29 (17)

Alma Mater Poland institute of Technology Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 57-40-7 [5]

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATON Final 1989 Record 5-15-0 Post-Season None TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS Spencer Lee, So., F 2 2 6 Pat Galvin, Jr., M 6 o 12

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 13-9-0 Post- season NAIA Playoffs TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A PTS Doug Schenkel, So., M

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Nashville

Overall Series Record Record at MSU Record at CBU

1990 SCHEDULE 8/1 at Huntingdon 9/5 at Western Kentucky 9/8 XAVIER 9/9 MARSHALL 9/15 MERCER 9/17 UNIV. OF THE SOUTH 9/21 BERRY COLLEGE 9/23 at Rhodes 9/25 MARYVILLE 9/29 at Liberty 9/30 at Radtord 10/6 at Georgia State 10/7 BRADLEY 10/12 at Memphis State 10/14 at Arkansas-Little Rock 10/20 at Davidson 10/21 at Appalachian State 10/26 LOUISVILLE 10/26 ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM 10/31 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE 11/2 at Alabama ASM 11/4 VIRGINIATICH

SERIES INFORMATION 4-3-1 3-0-1 1-3

1990 SCHEDULE 8/29 at Lincoln Memorial 9/1 Rhodes 9/2 Florida Institute Technology 9/6 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 9/8 .COVENANT 9/1 1 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN 9/15 WILLIAM CAREY 9/16 CUMBERLAND 9/21 at Lee College 9/22 at King College 9/26 BELHAVEN 9/29 TUSCULUM 10/7 at Southeast Missouri State 10/10 at Tennessee Wesleyan 10/14 at Memphis State 10/20 at Bryan College 10/22 at West Florida 10/26 BtAlabama-Huntsville 10/27 at Alabama-Montgomery 1 1/2 District 24 Tournament 1 1/3 District 24 Tournament

4-1 4-1 0-0

1990 Opponents

GAME 16 LIBERTY GENERAL INFORMATION Founded Enrollment Colors Nickname Soccer Conference President Athletic Director Home Field Soccer SID Sports Information Office Mike Montoro at Home

1971 10,000 Red, While a Blue Flames Division I Independent Dr. A. Pierre Guillermin Chuck Burch Liberty Field [1,000) Mike Montoro (804) 582-3292 (804) 582-3933

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Bill Bell Alma Mater Stow College '53 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 87-70-25 (10) Assistant Coach Brian Baker TEAM 8, PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Brian Stephens, Jr., F MarkSenitz, Jr., F George Nirno, Sr., GK

11-5-2

G A PTS 1 0 1 2 ' 4 2 1C 18 g 0.79 gaj

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Lynchburg

0-' 0-' 0-(

1990 SCHEDULE 9/3 at Eastern Mennonite College 9/7 LIBERTY TOURNAMENT 9/3 (USC-Aiken, UNC-Asheville, Morehead State) 9/11 GEORGIA STATE 9/15 at Univ. of District of Columbia 9/19 at VM1 9/22 at VCU 9/29 VANDERBILT 10/4 APPALACHIAN STATE 10/6 MALONE COLLEGE 10/8 at High Point College 10/13 at Licnoln Memorial 10/20 MEMPHIS STATE 10/22 NAVY 10/24 CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY 10/26 atRadford 11/3 MARS HILL

GAME 17 RADFORD GENERAL INFORMATION Location Radfnrd. Virainia 1910 Founded Enrollment 9,175 Red, Blue, Green & White Colors Highlanders Nickname Big South Soccer Conference President Dr. Donald N. Dedman Athletic Director Dr. Chuck Taylor Home Field Dedman Field (2,000) MiKe Ashley Soccer SID Sports Information Office [703) 831-521 1 (703) 639-4279 Mike Ashley at Honne COACHING STAFF Don Staley Head Coach Virginia Wesleyan Alma Mater , Overall Collegiate FRecord (yrs.) 43-29-12 (4) Matt Kinney Assistant Coach MikeDolinger Assistant Coach TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 19B9 Record Post-season TOIP RETURNING PLAYERS G Whitney Keiller, So., F 12 Dante Washington, So., F 3 Frederick Rondeau, So., GK 21 g

1 3-6-3

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Fi Record in Memphis Record in Radford 1990 SCHEDULE 9/1 at F >ert Morn 9/3 n State SHEPHERD 9/9 MARYLAND-EASTERN SHORE 9/12 at Campbell University 9/16 at Howard 9/22 ST. FRANCIS 9/24 at Virginia Tech 9/27 at Wake Forest 9/29 AUGUSTA 9/30 VANDERBILT 10/3 at North Carolina 10/6 COASTAL CAROLINA 10/10 at Baptist 10/13 EAST CAROLINA 10/17 atWinthrop 10/20 MARSHALL 10/21 MEMPHIS STATE 10/24 at UNC-Asheville 10/26 LIBERTY 10/28 at Maryland 10/29-Big South Tournament 11/5 Big South Tournamen!

1990 Opponents

GAME 18 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI ST. GENERAL INFORMATION Location Cape Girardeau, Missouri Founded 1873 Enrollment 9,000 Colors Red & Black Nickname Indians Soccer Conference Division I Independent President Dr. Kala Stroup Athletic Director Dr. Richard McDuffie Home Field Houck Stadium (10,000) Soccer SID Ron Mines Sports Information Office (314) 651-2294 Ron Nines at Home (618) 965-3452 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Dan Winter Alma Mater Southeast Missouri State '89 Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 0-0-0 (first year)

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 4-10-2 Post-season none TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A FTS Paul Lynch, Sr.,D 2 0 4 SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis

9/2 9/8 9/9 9/13 9/15 9/17 9/1B 9/29 10/7 10/13 10/17 10/20 10/26 10/27 11/3

1990 SCHEDULE KENTUCKY WESLEYAN at St. Joseph's (IN) at Lewis Univ. at Lindenwood College #Cal Poly-Pomona RHODES COLLEGE MISSOURI-ROLLA McKENDREE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS at Missouri-Kansas City at Harris-Stow* College at Southern Indiana at Memphis State CENTRAL METHODIST al Missouri-St. Louis

if at St. Louis Soccer Park #4

GAME 19 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK GENERAL INFORMATION Location Little Rock, Arkansas Founded 1927 Enrollment 11,000 Colors Maroon, Gold & White Nickname Trojans Soccer Conference Trans America Athletic President Dr. James Young Athletic Director Mike Hamrick Home Field Scott Field (3,000) Soccer SID Sean Johnson Sports Information Office (501) 569-3449 Sean Johnson at Home (501) 565-7679 COACHING STAFF Alma Mater Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) Assistant Coach

Princeton '85 3-13-0 (1) Vanessa Sharkey

TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record 3-13-0 Post-season none TOP RETURNING PLAYERS G A FTS Juan Rodriguez, Sr., F 4 9 22 TomHalloran,Jr.,F 2 3 8 Greg Starcher, Jr., GK 16 g 2.41 gaa

3-1-1 1-1

SERIES INFORMATION Record in Memphis Record in Little Rock 1990 SCHEDULE at SMU 9/1 at Creighton Tournament 9/2 (Missouri-Kansas City, Creighton, DePaul) 9/4 at TCU 9/6 at Christian Brothers 9/8 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 9/16 NORTH TEXAS 9/22 at Centenary 9/23 MISSOURI-ROLLA 9/26 at Southwest Missouri State 9/29 TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 10/3 RHODES 10/6 at Hardin-Simmons 10/7 at Midwestern State 10/14 VANDERBILT 10/19 at Tuisa Hurricane Classic 10/20 (Tulsa, College of Southwest, Missouri Southern) 10/23 CENTENARY 10/27 at Texas-San Antonio 10/28 at Houston Baptist 10/31 MEMPHIS STATE 11/3- Trans America Tournament 11/4 Trans Am erica Tournament 3/29

1-1 0-0

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GAME 20 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE GENERAL INFORMATION Huntsville, Alabama

Colors Nickname

6,000 Blue & White Chargers

President Athletic Director.. Home Field Soccer SID Sports InforrrCation Office Julie Woltien at Home

Df. Louis Padulo Paul Brand Charger Field (300) Julie Woltien (205) 895-6144 (205) 772-8032

COACHING STAFF Carlos Petersen Head Coach Alma Mater Alabama-Huntsville Overall Collegiate Record (yrs.) 0-0-0 (first year) Assistant Coach Patrick Fitzgerald TEAM & PLAYER INFORMATION Final 1989 Record TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Roye Locklear, So., F Bryan Clasby, So., M R o b King, So., D

G 5 4

A 1

6-7-1

1 4

SERIES INFORMATION Overall Series Record Record in Memphis Record in Huntsville

9/7 9/8 9/12 9/15 9/16 9/20 9/21 9/22 9/29 9/30 10/4 10/6 10/14 10/17 10/20 10/21 10/23 10/26 10/27 10/23 11/3

PTS 1 12 3

Defender Frank Pileggi made the move from the midfield last year and earned the team's Most Improved Player Award.

3-4-1 1-2-1 2-2

1990 SCHEDULE at Southern Indiana Soccer Tournament (So. Indiana, Northeast Missouri St., LJSC-Sparlanburg) at Vanderbilt LINCOLN MEMORIAL at Berry College at Belhaven College at William Carey Tournament (Houston Baptist, William Carey, Nicholls State) at West Florida at South Alabama at Alabama-Birmingham TENNESSEE TEMPLE ALABAMA A&M UNIV. OF THE SOUTH at Auburn-Montgomery at Columbus College BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN UAH TOURNAMENT (Christian Brothers, Alabama-Montgomery, Lincoln Memorial) at Memphis Stale

Two-time All-South honoree Trevor Buckland performed many tasks in his three seasons in Blue & Gray.

The 1990 Memphis State University Tigers

Back Row (Left to Right): Trainer Ken Jones, Pat Abbott, John Arrandale, Rick Morris, Mark Mantych, Nathan Markway, Todd Scarpace, Volker Schumann, Rob Allen, Greg Locks, John Norris, Chad Middleton, David Norris, and Head Coach Chris Bartels. Front Row (Left to Right): Gareth O'Sullivan, Frank Pileggi, Jim Hink, Scott Spencer, Alan Redd, Patrice Lhommeau, Tim McCage, Morten Akerfors, and Dan Devall.

1990 SCHE DATE SEPTEMBER Saturday Sunday Saturday Sunday Saturday Sunday Friday Saturday Sunday OCTOBER Friday Saturday Wednesday Friday Sunday Saturday Sunday Friday Wednesday NOVEMBER Saturday

TIME

OPPONENT

LOCATION

1 2 8 9 15 16 21 23 29 30

5:30 5:30 4:00 4&6 1:00 2:00 6:00 TBA 1:00 TBA

FLORIDA INST. TECH. RHODES COLLEGE NICHOLLS STATE Consolation/Championship atDePaul at Wisconsin-Parkside New Mnxico Consol; tton/Championship Cincinnati Consolation/Championship

Echles Field* Echles Field* Echles Field + Echles Field + Chicago, IL Kenosha, Wl Bowling Green, KY# Bowling Green, KY# Blacksburg, VA% Blacksburg, VA%

5 6 10 12 14 20 21 26 31

6:00 6:00 7:30 7:30 6:00 2:00 2:00 7:30 7:00

at Evansville Evansville, IN Echles Field BRADLEY Echles Field BELHAVEN Echles Field VANDERBILT Echles Field CHRISTIAN BROTHERS at Liberty Univ. Lynchburg, VA at Radford Radford, VA SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE Eohles Field at Arkansas-Little Rock Little Rock, AR

7:30

ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE

Echles Field

All Times Local * Mayor's Cup Tournament at Echles Field (MSU, Rhodes, CBU, Fla. Inst. Tech.) + Hotshot Soccer Tournament at Echles Field (MSU, Nicholls State, SlU-Edwardsville, Tulsa) | # Corvette Classic at Bowling Green, KY (W. Kentucky, MSU, New Mexico, UNC-Charlotte) % Metro Invitational Tournament at Blacksburg, VA (MSU, Louisville, Cincinnati, Va. Tech)

PS 9/90-416