2009 Men`s Soccer Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Quick Facts........................................................................ 2
Roster, Schedule, Season Outlook .............................. 3
Roster ................................................................. 4
Schedule ............................................................. 5
Season Outlook ................................................ 6
Coaches & Support Staff ............................................ 7
Head Coach, Kerem Daser ................................ 8
Assistant Coaches .......................................... 10
Athletic Administration ................................... 11
Player Bios....................................................................... 12
Seniors ............................................................... 13
Juniors ................................................................ 14
Sophomores ....................................................... 15
Freshmen........................................................... 17
Season Review , Statistics , All-time Results ........... 20
2008 Season Review ........................................ 21
2009 Alumni Game........................................... 22
2008 Statistics ............................................... 23
All-time Panther Roster ................................... 24
Tournament History ........................................ 25
All-time Records ............................................. 26
Awards & Honors.............................................28
Season-by-Season Results ............................... 30
2009 Opponents.............................................................. 34
This is Georgia State ........................................36
This is Atlanta.................................................... 38
Georgia State Facilities ............................................... 40
Panther Promise.............................................. 42
Campus Housing............................................. 43
Panthers in the Pros....................................................... 44
Georgia State Campus.................................................. 45
The CAA............................................................ 46
GEORGIASTATESPORTS.COM
All of the Panthers’ results, statistics and news can
be found on Georgia State’s official website for
athletics at GeorgiaStateSports.com
CREDITS
The 2009 Georgia State Men’s Soccer media
guide is an official publication of the Georgia
State Sports Communications Department. This
publication was written and designed by Justin
Glover. Special thanks to photographer Stephen
Jones for providing all the camera shots for the
guide. Also thanks to Charlie Taylor and Allison
George for their assistance and all previous SIDs
for their records.
MEN’S SOCCER
SID INFORMATION
Justin Glover enters his first year
as a graduate assistant in the
sports communications office at
Georgia State University. He will
serve as the primary contact for
men’s soccer and men’s & women’s
Tennis. Glover previously worked
as a Media Relations assistant in the Athletics
Department at Western Carolina last season. The
North Carolina native earned a bachelor’s degree
in broadcasting with a minor in journalism from
Campbell University in 2007 and is pursuing a
master’s in sport administration at Georgia State.
The 2009 Georgia State University men’s soccer cover design
was designed by Justin Glover.
Photography by Stephen Jones.
This will be the 43rd NCAA season for men’s Soccer at Georgia
State
2009 Men’s Soccer
2 0 0 9 QU I C K FA C T S
General
Location................................................................... Atlanta, Ga.
Founded................................................................................1913
Enrollment........................................................................29,000
Nickname......................................................................Panthers
Colors............................................. Blue (PMS 286) and White
Affiliation........................................................NCAA Division I
Conference......................Colonial Athletic Association(CAA)
President....................................... Dr. Mark P. Becker/1st Year
Athletics Director............................ Cheryl L. Levick/1st Year
Sport Administrator..........................Gail Barksdale/2nd Year
Athletics Dept. Phone.......................................(404) 413-4000
History
First Year of Competition...............................1968/41 seasons
Overall Record...............................................371-325-35 (.531)
Conference Championships..................................................... 5
NCAA Appearances (Last)...........................................2 (2000)
L, Rhode Island, 4-3 ot (in Atlanta)
Home Field
Facility.......................................Panthersville Soccer Complex
Capacity...............................................................................1,000
Sports Communications
Associate A.D.....................................................Allison George
Assistant A.D....................................................... Charlie Taylor
Assistant SID.........................................................Mike Holmes
GA SID (MS Contact).......................................... Justin Glover
E-mail....................................................athjag@langate.gsu.edu
Office Phone.......................................................(404) 413-4033
Cell:.....................................................................(609) 214-9088
Fax.......................................................................(404) 413-4035
Web Site.................................... www.GeorgiaStateSports.com
Mailing Address...................................................P.O. Box 3975
.............................................................Atlanta, GA 30302-3975
Overnight Address....................125 Decatur Street, Suite 130
.......................................................................Atlanta, GA 30303
Head Coach..................................................Kerem Daser
Career Record.............................. 63-89-9 (.419)/9 years
Record at Georgia State........................................... Same
Office Phone............................................. (404) 413-4067
Fax............................................................. (404) 413-4001
E-mail...................................................... kdaser@gsu.edu
Assistant Coach........ Brett Surrency (Jacksonville, ‘04)
E-mail................................................ bsurrency@gsu.edu
Office Phone............................................. (404) 413-4002
Athletic Trainer........................................ Matt Piechoski
Team Information
2008 Overall Record................................................. 6-8-4
..............................................................................................
Home: 4-2-2, Away: 2-5-1, Neutral: 0-1-1
2008 CAA Record/Finish...............................2-6-3/11th
Home: . ............................................... 2-2-2, Away: 0-4-1
2008 CAA Tournament..........................Did not qualify
Letterwinners Returning/Lost..................................13/6
Starters Returning/Lost...............................................5/6
Newcomers..................................................................... 10
Returning Starters
Stephan Minyono, F..........18/18, 17 pts, 6 goals, 5 asst.
Ayokunle Lumpkin, MF.....18/18, 5 pts, 2 goals, 1 asst.
Donald Kirkland, MF/D......18/10, 4 pts., 1 goal, 2 asst.
Brett Cummins, MF.......................... 35/23, 2 pts, 1 goal
Starters Lost
Filipe Carvalho, GK............ 18/18, 79 saves, 1.58 GAA
Dathan Knott, F.................18/16, 14 pts, 6 goals, 2 asst.
Joe DeVito, MF......................15/15. 4 pts, 1 goal, 2 asst.
Eduardo Liza, MF................14/14, 8 pts, 2 goals, 4 asst.
Linus Warendh, MF.........18/18, 12 pts., 4 goals, 4 asst.
Spenser Sumpter, D..................................17/17, 0 points
Newcomers (10)
Moosah Dowlatabadi, D/MF, Alpharetta, Ga.
Juan Giraldo, D, Lawrenceville, Ga.
Caleb Kernan, F, Covington, Ga.
Eric Lawrence, F/MF, Columbus, Ga.
Yasser Majluf, Santiago, Chile
Victor Nkhoma, MF, Harae, Zimbabwe
Peter Vania, D, Kennesaw, Ga.
Alex Vivanco, MF, Cumming, Ga.
Alex Reyes, MF, Lawrenceville, Ga.
Vincent Foermer, GK, Seevetal, Germany
Georgia State University
2009 Men’s Soccer
ROSTER
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Name
Foermer, Vincent
Walldorff, Zachary Lawrence, Eric
Nkhoma, Victor
Vania, Peter
Reyes, Alejandro
Castaldo, Joe Majluf, Yasser
Kernan, Caleb
Kirkland, Donald Minyono, Stephan Giraldo, Juan
Peacos, Christopher Dowlatabadi, Moosah
Hamilton, Jacob Vivanco, Alex
Cummins, Brett Lumpkin, Ayokunle Syfert, Joey
Evans, Darryl
Pos.
GK
GK MF
MF
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MF
MF F/MF
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D/MF F D
D D/MF
D/F MF
MF/F F/D D/MF
MF
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6-2 5-11
5-5
6-3
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5-10 5-9
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1 Name
Castaldo, Joe Cummins, Brett Dowlatabadi, Moosah
Evans, Darryl
Foermer, Vincent
Giraldo, Juan
Hamilton, Jacob Kernan, Caleb
Kirkland, Donald Lawrence, Eric
Lumpkin, Ayokunle Majluf, Yasser
Minyono, Stephan Nkhoma, Victor
Peacos, Christopher Reyes, Alejandro
Syfert, Joey
Vania, Peter
Vivanco, Alex
Walldorff, Zachary Pos.
MF MF/F D/MF
MF
GK
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5-9 5-11
5-10 5-9
6-4 5-5
6-1 5-10
6-1
6-3
5-10
6-2 Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Kerem Daser
Asst. Coach: Brett Surrency
Volunteer Asst. Coach: Vincent Marcotrigiano
Goalkeeper Coach: Filipe Carvalho
Athletic Trainer: Matt Piechoski
Pronunciation Guide
Joey Syfert
Ayokunle Lumpkin
Stephan Minyono
Christopher Peacos
Kerem Daser
Numerical
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195
165
144
180
155
165
165
165
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220
150
175
170
175
165
175
180
175
168
Yr. Fr.
So. Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr. Fr.
Fr.
Sr. Sr. Fr.
So. Fr.
So. Fr.
Sr. So. Jr. Sr.
Alphabetical
Wt.
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170
168
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150
175
165
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165
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175
155
175
180
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Yr. Jr. Sr. Fr.
Sr.
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So. Fr.
Sr. Fr.
So. Fr.
Sr. Fr.
So. Fr.
Jr. Fr.
Fr.
So. Hometown (Previous School)
Seevetal, Germany (Gymnasium Meckelfeld)
Chamblee, GA (Chamblee HS)
Columbus, GA (Pacelli HS)
Harare, Zimbabwe (Kutama HS)
Kennesaw, GA (North Cobb HS)
Lawrenceville, GA (Collins Hill HS)
Atlanta, GA (North Druid Hills HS)
Santiago, Chile (Colegio Cumbres)
Covington, GA (Eastside HS)
McDonough, GA (Eagle’s Landing HS)
Austell, GA (South Cobb HS)
Roswell, GA (Roswell HS)
Alpharetta, GA (Chattahoochee HS)
Cumming, GA (North Forsyth HS)
Cumming, GA (South Forsyth HS)
Powder Springs, GA (Kennesaw Mountain HS)
Marietta, GA (Sprayberry HS)
Kennesaw, GA (Reinhardt College)
East Point, GA (Macomb CC)
Hometown (Previous School)
Atlanta, GA (North Druid Hills HS)
Powder Springs, GA (Kennesaw Mountain HS)
Alpharetta, GA (Chattahoochee HS)
East Point, GA (Macomb CC)
Seevetal, Germany (Gymnasium Meckelfeld)
Cumming, GA (North Forsyth HS)
Covington, GA (Eastside HS)
McDonough, GA (Eagle’s Landing HS)
Columbus, GA (Pacelli HS)
Marietta, GA (Sprayberry HS)
Santiago, Chile (Colegio Cumbres)
Austell, GA (South Cobb HS)
Harare, Zimbabwe (Kutama HS)
Roswell, GA (Roswell HS)
Kennesaw, GA (Reinhardt College)
Kennesaw, GA (North Cobb HS)
Cumming, GA (South Forsyth HS)
Chamblee, GA (Chamblee HS)
GEOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND
Georgia (18)
East Point
Alpharetta
Moosah Dowlatabadi
Atlanta
Joe Castaldo
Austell
Stephan Minyono
SIGH-fert
I-oh-KOON-lay
Stef-FAHN Men-yo-no
PEE-kos
Da-sheer
Chamblee
Zachary Walldorff
Columbus
Eric Lawrence
Covington
Caleb Kernan
Cumming
Jacob Hamilton
Alex Vivanco
Darryl Evans
Kennesaw
Joey Syfert
Peter Vania
Lawrenceville
Juan Giraldo
Alejandro Reyes
Marietta
Joe Devito
Ayokunle Lumpkin
McDonough
Donald Kirkland
Powder Springs
Brett Cummins
Roswell
Christopher Peacos
Zimbabwe (1)
Harare
Victor Nkhoma
Chile (1)
Santiago
Yasser Majluf
Germany (1)
Seevetal
Vincent Foermer
2009 SCHEDULE
Date Opponent Location Time (EST)
Sat, Aug 22 Georgia Southern
Panthersville 3 p.m. (Exh.)
Fri, Aug 28 UAB Panthersville 7 p.m. (Exh.)
Tue, Sep 1 USC-Upstate at Spartanburg, S.C. 4 p.m.
Sat, Sep 5 Presbyterian at Clinton, S.C. Fri, Sep 11 Mercer Panthersville 7 p.m.
Fri, Sep 18 North Florida at Jacksonville, Fla. 5 p.m.
Sun, Sep 20 Gardner-Webb Panthersville 2 p.m.
Sat, Sep 26 Hofstra * Panthersville 7 p.m.
Sat, Oct 3 Northeastern * at Boston, Mass. 6 p.m.
Wed, Oct 7 UNC Wilmington * Panthersville 7 p.m.
Sat, Oct 10 Drexel * Panthersville 1 p.m.
Wed, Oct 14 Old Dominion * at Norfolk, Va. 7 p.m.
Sat, Oct 17 James Madison * Panthersville 7 p.m.
Wed, Oct 21 VCU * at Richmond, Va. 7 p.m.
Sat, Oct 24 George Mason * at Fairfax, Va. 7 p.m.
Wed, Oct 28 William & Mary * Panthersville
7 p.m.
Sun, Nov 1 Towson * at Towson, Md. 1 p.m.
Tue, Nov 3 Delaware * at Newark, Del. 3 p.m.
Sat, Nov 7 Wofford
Panthersville
7 p.m.
Fri, Nov 13 - Sun, Nov 15 CAA Championship
(Top four teams)
at Highest Seed
TBA
5 p.m.
Home games are in Bold
* CAA Conference Match
2009 Men’s Soccer
2009 SEASON OUTLOOK
The Georgia State men’s soccer team coming off its most successful
season in the CAA conference, finished the 2008 season with a 6-8-4
overall record and will look to improve even more with the help of five
starters returning from last year’s squad. The future looks bright for the
Panthers as Coach Kerem Daser has brought in ten newcomers to the
mix to provide depth and opportunities. “We have a young team, but
half of the players will be veterans and the other half will be one of the
top recruiting classes we have ever had,” commented Daser. “During
the spring we showed great promise with our two captains Joe Castaldo
and Donald Kirkland. Both are quiet leaders but make up for it with
their play on the field, “Daser added. With the loss of eight seniors,
including starting goalkeeper Filipe Carvalho, it gives plenty of opportunities for incoming freshman to compete for starting positions for
Georgia State.
Returners
The Panthers return eight players for the 2009 season after losing eight
players to graduation including three starting defenders and All-CAA
defender Joe DeVito. All three seniors played significant time last season and will look to provide leadership to the young Panther squad.
Senior Brett Cummins returns to the starting left midfielder position
along with Donald Kirkland and starting forward Stephan Minyono,
who was tied for the team lead in goals last season. Georgia State also
has two juniors returning who contributed significantly last season in
Joe Castaldo and Joey Syfert who will be sitting out in the fall due to
injury.
Newcomers
Georgia State has added ten freshmen to the mix for the 2009 season
that will look to compete for starting positions on the roster. This diverse group includes three international players and seven players from
the state of Georgia who will look to provide immediate impact on the
playing field. Vincent Foermer, a goalkeeper from Germany, is one of
the international players that have a chance to start right away. “Vincent is a great shot blocker that is one of the best young goalkeepers
from Germany and is a great asset to our team,” Coach Daser said. The
other two international players Victor Nkhoma (Zimbabwe) and Yasser
Majluf (Chile), will also have a shot to make their way into the starting
lineup. Coach Daser found some terrific players close to home in Georgia with midfielder Eric Lawrence from Columbus, Ga leading the way.
Lawrence has the skill to come in and start from the beginning after
putting up terrific high school numbers. Caleb Kernan, a forward from
Covington, Ga has good size at six-feet and amassed 78 career goals
during his high school career. The Panthers added defenders to help
provide depth at those positions in signing six-foot-three Peter Vania
from Kennesaw, Ga. Freshmen Juan Giraldo played terrific defense in
high school joining fellow freshmen high school teammate Alex Reyes
in Atlanta this fall. Rounding out the freshmen class are Two midfielders, Moosah Dowlatabadi from Alpharetta and Alex Vivanco from
Cumming who will both come in and compete for playing time.
Goalkeepers
Sophomore goalkeeper Zachary Walldorff had a break-out spring season and will be competing for the starting goalie position. Walldorff did
not see any action last year playing behind senior Filipe Carvalho, who
holds the all-time record for saves in a career and tied for the record
saves in a season. International player Vincent Foermer will also be
competing for the starting position as the spot is up for grabs for who
ever plays better in the preseason. Foermer brings leadership having
played in a very competitive high school league and traveling leagues.
Defenders
With only two players returning from last year’s starting defense there
will be plenty of chances for newcomers to providing valuable minutes
for the Panthers this season. Sophomore Christopher Peacos will come
in as the most experienced defender with junior Joey Syfert helping right
there beside him. Peacos finished the 2008 season with 15 games played
with Syfert playing 17 games. Both will come in as starters on the back
side of the field. The other two starting spots will be played out during the
preseason. Sophomore Jacob Hamilton, who played 15 games last year, is
another returning player looking for major minutes this season. Freshmen
Juan Giraldo, Moosah D., and Peter Vania both have great opportunities
to step up and start at defender heading into the 2009 season.
Midfielders
The midfield position has the most experience of all the positions with
three upperclassmen leading the way at the starting positions. Seniors
Brett Cummins and Donald Kirkland each come off of productive seasons
in 2008 and will be starters at the start for 2009. Junior Joe Castaldo, who
played 16 games last season, will also gain valuable playing time at midfield. Freshman Eric Lawrence and Victor Nkhoma have the best chance
to come right in and compete for a starting position immediately. The
other midfielders include freshman Alex Reyes, and Alex Vivanco. “Brett
Cummins, Donald Kirkland, and Joe Castaldo had terrific spring seasons
and we look for them to be leaders at the midfield position,” added Daser.
Forwards
With two experienced forwards leading the way, the Panthers look to take
advantage of their attacking abilities to lead to plenty of goal opportunities
in 2009. Senior Stephen Minyono leads the way coming off a six goal season to tie for the team lead. “Stephan has the potential to be an all conference player, we need him to take it to the next level as one of the top strikers in the conference this year,” commented Daser. Sophomore forward
Ayokunle Lumpkin will also be trying to earn the other starting forward
position coming off a solid season last year after playing every game for the
Panthers. Two freshmen come in with a chance to compete for that final
starting spot with Caleb Kernan and Yasser Majluf both having great skills
as young players.
The Schedule
The 18-game season schedule opens with two home exhibition match ups
against Georgia Southern and UAB in Panthersville before 16 regular season matches. Georgia State heads out on the road to open the season at
USC-Upstate and Prebyterian before coming home to play rival Mercer
in Panthersville on Friday, September 11. The final two non-conference
games end with two familiar foes in A-Sun opponent North Florida on the
road and Gardner Webb in Panthersville on September 20th.
The 2009 CAA schedule opens with a home match against Hofstra on Sept.
26, then a road game against Northeastern the following weekend in Boston, Mass. Two important home matches follow with UNC Wilmington
and Drexel coming to Panthersville in early October. Georgia State then
travels to Norfolk, Va. to take on Old Dominion in a tough road game on
Oct. 14. Three days later the Panthers take on James Madison at home and
then prepare for a two-game road swing near the end of October. Georgia State travels to VCU then to defending CAA tournament champions
George Mason.
The Panthers head home for their final home game of the season against
William & Mary to close out the home conference schedule. The final two
conference games will be played on the road against Towson on Nov. 1 and
Delaware on Nov. 3 to finish the 2009 season. The CAA championship will
begin on Friday November 13 through November 15 with the top four
seeds making the tournament.
2009 Men’s Soccer
HEAD COACH
KEREM DASER
Record: 63-89-9
USSSF “A” Licence
NSCAA National & NSCAA
Advance National Diplomas
Served on the NCAA South
Regional Ranking Committee
in 2004, 2005
Kerem Daser enters his tenth season as the
Georgia State Panthers head coach and 13th
year on the Georgia State soccer staff. In his
eight-year tenure as head coach at Georgia State, Daser has coached
coached four teams ranked in the top 10 in the South Region and one
in the North Atlantic Region, and has won a conference regular season
championship and also has won a conference tournament championship. During his total 12 years as a Panther, Daser has been with teams
that have claimed three wins over Top 25 ranked squads. He has built
a strong alumni support group to help the future growth of soccer at
Georgia State.
In 2005, the squad fell one victory short of qualifying for post season
play in their first year in the Colonial Athletic Association. Only six
schools qualify for the CAA Soccer Championships. The team placed
eighth in the league with a 4-7 conference record and 6-12 overall.
State needed to win its last three games, all at home, but dropped the
middle game 1-0 to Delaware.
In the 2008 season, the team had its most successful season in the
colonial conference. The team finished 6-8-4 and had 4-2-2 home record.
The Atlantic Sun Conference 6-3 record in 2004 was the best since the
2000 mark of 6-2 and marked a fifth consecutive winning record in
conference play. The team has been ranked in the top 10 in the South
region four out of the last six years. Daser also guided the Panthers
to a conference title in 2000 by winning the Trans America Athletic
Conference Tournament, their first title since 1997. Daser produced
consecutive winning seasons along with the 2003 year for the first
time since 1987-88.
In 2000, Daser led the Panthers to a 12-9 overall record and a 6-2
record in the TAAC (now the Atlantic Sun). The team posted two
shutouts during the TAAC Tournament and lost in a heartbreaking
NCAA Play-In Tournament Match against Rhode Island, falling 4-3
in overtime. Coach Daser was named 2000 TAAC Coach of the Year.
In 2001, he led the team to a 9-7 overall record and a 4-3 mark in the
A-Sun after the Panthers upset No. 6 Clemson in a match at the beginning of the season that earned Georgia State its first national ranking
ever. This ranking rose to as high as No. 15 in the Soccer America poll.
In 2002, Daser led the team to its third straight winning conference
record. Daser was also instrumental in the Panthers’ last championship, working as an assistant coach on the 1997 TAAC championship
team.
Prior to coming to Georgia State, Daser worked as an assistant coach
at the University of North Carolina (1996-97) and for a year at Meth-
odist College in Fayetteville, N.C. (1995-96). At UNC, he worked with
current Major League Soccer players Carey Talley (Kansas City Wizards),
Eddie Robinson (San Jose Earthquakes), who is now on the U.S. National
Team, and former MLS players Tim Schaydak and Temoc Suarez, as well
as seven players who participated on United States national youth teams.
At Methodist, he helped the Monarchs to a 17-0 regular season mark and a
21-1 record following the NCAA tournament. Three players at Methodist
were named All-America and six signed professional contracts.
Daser has also been very active in the development of youth soccer in the
South. He served as Director of Coaching and Player Development for
the Eagles YMCA Soccer Club in Alpharetta, Ga. (1999-2002) and was
the technical director for the Forsyth Fusion Soccer Club (2002-2009).
Currently the boys academy director for the GFC Soccer Club. In the
summer of 2006, the Forsyth Fusion U18 team qualified for regional play
and the Forsyth Fusion U14 team was a Georgia Cup finalist. The Forsyth
Fusion Youth Under17 team won the Georgia State Youth Championship
and qualified for regionals during the 2005 summer. In the spring of
2004, the Fusion club had two teams advance to the state semifinals and
one team went on to the final. The U-16 Fusion team won the prestigious
Long Island Showcase in summer of 2003. With the Eagles, the club won
five state championships, two regional titles, a Tampa Sun Bowl Crown,
and qualified twice for the USYSA national finals. Jack Mcinnery, Domenic Bonilla, and Kyle Helton went on to make the USA National Youth
teams. Mcinnery is currently the leader scorer for the U.S. National youth
team and will be competing in the World Cup. Kyle Helton is currently
playing professional in the A-League for the Austin Aztec. In the spring
of 2002, the Brazilian Futbol Federation invited Daser to conduct a technical report for the U-17 International Mini World Cup. Daser has gone
on to coach symposiums in Italy in 2000 (AC Milan, Inter Milan, Torino)
and Brazil in 2001 (Vasco Da Gama, Flamingo, Fluimense).
In 1999, Daser was named to the Region III coaching staff and has
worked as an assistant coach with the ‘83, ‘84, and ‘85 teams. In April
2000, he was the assistant coach of the ‘84 regional team that competed
in an international youth tournament in Guadalajara, Mexico. After
the Mexico trip, goalkeeper Ford Williams became a member of the
U.S. National youth ‘84 team. In April 2001, Daser coached the Georgia
‘85/’86 ODP team in an international festival in Paris, France. He led the
Georgia ‘85 team to the regional semifinals in May 2002, as three players
were named to the regional team. Daser worked with many regional players who went on to the MLS including Ricardo Clark who plays for the
Houston Dynamo. Clark is a starter for the U.S. National team.
In the summer of 2002, he worked on the regional coaching staff with
the ‘87 age group. In June 2002, he coached the Georgia amateur team
in Dallas at the South Regional final where the squad was undefeated
and had two players selected for the U.S. Amateur National team. In the
summer of 2003, he coached the Georgia State Amateur Select team at regionals that had a record six players named to the regional team and four
were named to the national pool. Summer 2004, he coached the Georgia
Amateur team at the Regional competition in Alabama. The team beat
Florida and North Texas but lost in the Regional Final to South Texas, 32. In the spring of 2008 he was named South Regional Amateur Coach.
Five players from the Georgia team were invited to the U.S. National
Amateur Camp and four players made the U.S. National Team, including former Georgia State Panther, Terrance Johnson. From 1992-97, he
served as North Carolina ODP coach, traveling with the team to Paris,
with the ‘79 (N.C.) ODP squad. Several of Daser’s ODP players have
gone on to play professionally, including Caleb Norkus who plays for the
United Soccer Leagues (USL) First Division Carolina Railhawks. Norkus
was a member of the N.C. ODP U-15 team that Daser coached in 1996.
He went on to start for the U.S. U-17 World Cup squad. Josh Villalobos,
another Daser protégé, played for the U-17 U.S. National team and was
on the N.C. ODP ‘83 squad. Daser coached Philip Long and Ryan Solle
on the N.C. ODP ‘83 team. Both players were drafted by Major League
Soccer (MLS) and Solle currently plays for the Carolina Railhawks (A
League). Coach Kerem coached three players on the NC ODP ’81 team
that went on to play in the MLS. Logan Pause played for the Chicago Fire
and currently on the U.S. national team, Matt Crawford (Colorado Rapids 2003-2007), David Testo played for the Columbus Crew and presently
plays for the Montreal Impact.
Daser coached Warren Ukah, Zack Kirby, Jonathan Leathers, Benji Page,
Grant Guthrie and Tomac Charowski from the Georgia ODP ‘85 team.
Ukah played professionally for the USL First Division Atlanta Silverbacks, Kirby, who was drafted into the MLS, plays for the Miami FC, and
Charowski went on to play for the U-20 Canadian National team. Benji
Page and Andrew Alexander play professionally for the Charlotte Eagles.
Grant Guthrie played professionally in Trinidad & Tobago. Jonathan
Leathers played on the US National U-23 team and plays for the Kansas
City Wizards in the MLS. Daser also worked with Blake Camp (Atlanta
Silverbacks) and Keith Wiggins (Charleston Battery) as youth players
at the RYSA Sporting FC soccer club. Filipe Chillemi from the Georgia
ODP ’82 team went on be the captain of the U.S. youth 17 national team.
Coach Daser has also coached Georgia State University players who have
gone on to play professionally- Walter Valesky (Wilmington Hammerheads), Scott Mora (Greenville Lions), Chris Mahaffey (Atlanta Silverbacks), and Armin Marquez (Aragua FC- Venezuelan First Division).
In his 16 year ODP experience with North Carolina and Georgia ODP
(1992-2009), he won two regional championships with the 1997 ‘83
NC ODP and the 2000 ‘85 ODP team. November 2004 he worked as an
Year
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
THE DASER FILE
W-L-T .Pct
12-9-0
.571 9-7-0 .563
7-10-1 .417
9-6-2 .588
9-8-1 .528
6-12-0
.333
1-16
.059
4-13-1
.250
6-8-4
.250
Totals 63-89-9 .419
Conf.
6-2/1st
4-3/4th
4-3-1/5th
5-3-1/5th
6-3/3rd
4-7/8th
1-10/10th
1-10/10th
2-6-3/11th
34-58-5
assistant with the Georgia ‘89 ODP team that beat the U-16 Mexican
National Team. In December of 2007, he was a guest assistant coach with
the Turkish National Youth Team that competed against Brazil, USA, and
Russia.
In 2006, Daser worked with the Georgia ODP ‘90 team that was undefeated in Mississippi. Six players were selected to the regional team. Eddy
Gonzalez and Taylor White were invited to the US Soccer Residency
Program. Gonzalez and Doudou Toure are now playing professionally
in Mexico. Taylor White played for the U.S. youth national team. Warren
Creavalle plays for the U.S. national U-20 team. He holds his USSF “A”
license and has his NSCAA National and NSCAA Advance National
Diplomas.
During the summer of 2008, Daser worked with the Georgia ODP 95
team where seven players from the Georgia team were invited to the
U-14 U.S. National Camp. Jacob Smith and Jonathan Scherzer both made
the U.S. national under 14 team.
Prior to coaching, Daser played at Greensboro College and then went
on to graduate from Wake Forest University with a B.S. in psychology
(1995). He was also a member of the North Carolina state championship
Raleigh United club in 1997 and played for the IFC Greensboro Dynamos
that won the national indoor (ISISL) championship in 1992 and were a
USASA national finalist. He was captain of the Greensboro Dynamo U23
team that was coached by former Los Angeles Galaxy General Manager
Doug Hamilton and played alongside U.S. national team member Eddie
Pope.
Daser continues to play on amateur teams in the Atlanta area. In 2000, he
played for the Melchester amateur team that won the Georgia state championship. In 2001 he played for the Atlanta Silverbacks amateur team that
won the 2001 Georgia state championship. He also played on the Over-30
Atlanta Silverbacks soccer team in 2003. From 2004 to 2006, he played
with the Atlanta Silverbacks amateur team and in 2007 was with the
Majestic Fusion ADASL Division I Team. Daser presently plays for the
ADSL first division Neusoft soccer team. Daser also volunteers his time
with the Special Olympics and Soccer in the Streets youth program.
2000 Conference Coach of the Year
2000 Conference Tournament Champs
2000 NCAA Play-In Game, Regionally Ranked
2001- Upset No. 6 Clemson,
State ranked No. 15 in national poll,
Regionally Ranked
2003- Ranked six weeks
in NCAA South Region polls
2003- Tied Top 25 Virginia Tech to share Hokie Classic Championship, Regionally Ranked
2004- Qualified for semifinals of Atlantic Sun Tournament,
Regionally Ranked
2007- Regionally Ranked (North Atlantic Region)
All-Conference Players:
17
All-Freshman Players:
11
All-Tournament Team:
7
All-South Region Team:
4
Georgia State Student-Athletes of the Year:2
(Armin Marquez, 2004; Scott Mora, 2000)
Conference Players of the Year: 1
(Scott Mora, 2000)
2009 Men’s Soccer
ASSISTANT COACHES
BRETT SURRENCY
5TH YEAR
Brett Surrency begins his fifth year in the
Georgia State men’s soccer program. He was
promoted to assistant coach after serving as
a graduate assistant in 2005 and continues to
assist Daser in all facets of the program. He
played his collegiate career at Jacksonville
University in Jacksonville, Fla.
At JU, Surrency was a four-year starter at
defender. As a true freshman, he started every
game at sweeper. In his sophomore season, he became team captain
and scored three goals including a game winner. As a junior, he scored
two goals and helped the Dolphins defense lead the conference with a
1.08 GAA, the lowest in school history. He was also second-team AllAtlantic Sun Conference. During his senior year, he earned first team
A-Sun All-Conference honors. He earned Atlantic Sun Academic AllConference honors every year of eligibility.
“Brett was an outstanding player and student at Jacksonville
University,” commented Daser. He has done an outstanding job in
all areas of the Georgia State program, is a very loyal and he means
so much to our program.” In addition to his coaching responsibilites
at Georgia State, Brett also will be working with the GA ODP 95 age
group.
Surrency was born August 11, 1982 in Gainesville, Fla. and
completed his master’s degree in sport administration at Georgia
State University in August 2007.
VINCENT
MARCOTRIGIANO
1ST YEAR
Vincent Marcotrigiano enters his first
season as an assistant coach with the Panthers
bringing his knowledge of the CAA with him
thanks to his playing days with George Mason
in 1993-97.
Marcotrigiano was a team captain at
Georgia Mason during their run to the Sweet Sixteen in 1997. He
played professionally from 1998-2002 with three different teams. First
he played in the A-League with the Staten Island Vipers before playing
with the L.I. Rough Riders.
Finished his playing career with the Harrisburg Heat of the
NPSL Started his coaching career in 2002 at Gettysburg College as
an assistant coach for the women’s soccer team. Vincent helped lead
Gettsburgs to the conference finals. Came to the Atlanta area in 2004
taking the director of coaching job at the Roswell Santos soccer club.
Also is the assistant coach of the Georgia ODP U14 girls team and has
been since 2005.
Just recently Marcotrigiano became the director of coaching
at the Tophat soccer club since 2008. “Vinny has a great soccer
backgound. An all-conference perfermer under legendary coach
Gordon Bradley. He has become a top youth soccer director here in
atlanta. We are excited to have him on our coaching staff this year,”
commented coach Kerem Daser.
FILIPE CARVALHO
1ST YEAR
Filipe Carvalho enters his first season
as an assistant goalie coach with Georgia State
bringing his knowledge of the goalkeeper
position with him after spending the last four
seasons (2005-08) with the Panthers starting in
goal. Earned All-CAA first team honors during
his senior season in 2008.
Cavalho started 64 games as a goalkeeper
during his four year career at Georgia State. During all four years he
made the Dean’s list and earning ESPN The Magizine Academic AllDistrict honors in his final two years.
Filipe also finished with a couple of Georgia State records
with his play on the field. After a break out 2006 season in which he led
the nation in saves per game (6.4), Carvalho followed up that season
ranking sixth in the country in total saves with 108 in the 2007 season.
Carvalho finished his Panther’s career with 396 saves putting him first
10
in the record books for most saves in a career. Also Filipe finished with
nine shutouts placing him third all-time and tied for first in saves for a
season with 113 back in 2005.
In his final season in 2008 Filipe served as the Panther’s cocaptain and Vice President of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee.
Carvalho also became the first Georgia State player to be named to the
NSCAA/ adidas Scholar All-American second team.
During the 2009 Georgia State Athletics Banquet Filipe won
the award for Panther Character. Filipe was honored by the Boy Scouts
as a nominee for the Peach of an Athlete Role Model award. “We are so
excited to have Filipe as our goalkeeper/ speed coach. He was an awesome
captain and two-time all-conference player that became Georgia State’s
first academic All-American last season,” commented Daser.
SUPPORT STAFF
CHERYL L. LEVICK
Director of Athletics, Georgia State
University (First Year)
Cheryl L. Levick brings a resume of
experience and success from prestigious athletics
programs across the nation to her position as
Director of Athletics at Georgia State University.
She is charged with leading Panther
athletics in an era of unprecedented exposure
and opportunity with the launch of Georgia State
football and the continued growth of the overall program.
Levick came to Georgia State in 2009 from the University of Maryland,
where she served as chief of staff/executive senior athletic director,
overseeing daily management of 27 sports programs, a 180-member staff
and an annual budget of $51 million.
Her impressive career is highlighted by a total of seven years as the
director of athletics at Santa Clara University and Saint Louis University
and also features nearly two decades in senior administrative positions at
Maryland and at Stanford University as well as stints with the Pacific 10
Conference and the NCAA headquarters.
Before going to Maryland in August 2007, Levick served three years
as athletics director at Saint Louis (2004-07), where she led the transition
from Conference USA into the Atlantic 10 Conference. Not only did she
lead fund-raising efforts for the school’s new $80 million on-campus arena,
but she was also responsible for the design and layout of the facility.
Before joining Saint Louis in June 2004, Levick spent four years as the
director of athletics and recreation at Santa Clara University, a 17-sport
program in the West Coast Conference.
Jamal Terry
Strength & Conditioning
Matt Piechoski
Athletic Training
She moved to Santa Clara after 12 years at Stanford as the senior
associate athletic director and senior woman administrator. As the
department’s chief operating officer, she supervised internal operations
and served as the primary administrator for 33 varsity sports programs.
During Levick’s tenure, the Cardinal won 44 national championships and
six straight Sears Cup titles.
A recipient of numerous awards for her work in athletics, Levick
was named the 2001 Division I Athletic Administrator of the Year by
the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators
(NACWAA). In 2005-06, she received the General Sports TURF Systems
Athletic Director of the Year Award for the NCAA Division I Central
Region, and the 2006 Carl O. Bauer Award, presented by the Missouri
Athletic Club, as the top amateur sports figure in the St. Louis area.
A past president of the NCAA Division I-AAA Athletic Directors
Association, Levick was recognized in both 1998 and 1999 as one of
the nation’s Top 25 Female Sports Executives by Street & Smith’s Sports
Business Journal.
Before her stint at Stanford, Levick was an assistant commissioner
of the Pac-10 Conference, an assistant director of communications and
women’s programs at the NCAA, the women’s gymnastics coach and
associate athletic director at Slippery Rock University, and the assistant
gymnastics coach and synchronized swim coach at Indiana University. She
began her career at Pattonville Senior High School in St. Louis, Mo., where
she coached gymnastics and assisted in coaching the women’s track team.
Levick is a 1974 graduate of the University of Missouri, and she holds a
masters degree in athletic administration from Indiana University. She has
two daughters: Heather, who is married to Michael Klass, and Melissa.
Mark P. Becker
University President
Gail Barksdale
Associate Athletics Director- Senior
Women’s Administrator
Men’s Soccer Administrator
Justin Glover
Keisha Jones
Men’s Soccer Academics Cordinator
2009 Men’s Soccer
Sports Communications
Graduate Assistant
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12
STEPHAN
MINYONO
SENIORS
14
Senior
midfielder
Ht: 6’1 Wt: 175 lbs
Powder Springs, GA/
Kennesaw Mountain HS
Senior
forward
Ht: 6’4 Wt: 220 lbs
Austell, GA/South Cobb HS
Minyono’s Career Stats
Year
GP-GS
SH G
A
2008
18-18
27
6
5
2007 Evansville 20-19
21
4
3
2006 Evansville 15-0 7
1
1
Totals
53-37
55 11
9
Pts
17
11
3
31
GW
2
1
0
3
Year
2008
2007
Totals
2008: Appeared in all 18 games in his first season for the Panthers...
Tied for leading the team with six goals, including two game-winners
against Presbyterian & USC Upstate...Recorded a team-high five
assists...Credited with 27 shots...Named to the Wofford/Nike Men’s
Soccer Classic All-Tournament Squad.
2007: Attended the University of Evansville where he finished 6th on
the team in total points (11), 6th in goals (4) and 7th in assists (3) and
was chosen as UE’s Most Improved Player in 2007.
2006: Was one of the first players off the bench as a forward for the
University of Evansville...Gave the Aces size and speed at the forward
position...Scored his first collegiate goal in a 4-1 victory at Bowling
Green...Tallied an assist in UE’s 21 overtime win against Butler.
Prep: Lettered in soccer for four years at South Cobb High School...
Was named MVP during his senior year as well as best offensive player,
leading the team in goals...Received State Honorable Mention during
his senior campaign...Was named best offensive player as a junior and
received the MVP award as a sophomore...Scored against the national
team of Mexcio in 2004 to boost his team to a 3-1 win.
Personal: Born on April 2, 1989 in Cameroon to Jules Njambe and
Yvette Hurd...Has an older brother, Patrick and a younger sister, Fiona...
Enjoys basketball, table tennis, music and tennis...Favorite athletes are
Kaka and Kobe Bryant...Chose Georgia State because of the coaching
staff and team camaraderie...Majoring in business management.
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BRETT
CUMMINS
Cummins’ Career Stats
GP-GS
SH G
A
17-15
9
0
0
18-8
11
1
0
35-23
20
1
0
Pts
0
2
2
GW
0
0
0
2008: Played in 17 games for the Panthers...Started 11 matches at
midfield/ defender...Recorded nine shots on the season.
2007: Played in all 18 games for the Panthers...Started 10 matches at
defender...Recorded 11 shots and one goal...Ranked fifth on the team
in shot percentage.
2006: Played in 2006 at Reinhardt College in Waleska, Ga.
Prep: Lettered three years at Kennesaw Mountain for the Mustangs...
Named Best Offensive Player in 2005 and Most Valuable Player in
2006...Was All-State and First Team All-Cobb County in 2006...Led
the team in goals his junior and senior year...Personal best was four
goals and an assist in one game...Kennesaw Mountain went to the
semifinals in 2004...Played on the RPL Atlanta Silverbacks Club that
came in fourth in the Region Premier League.
Personal: Born on August 13, 1987 to Bill and Jessica Cummins, both
teachers...Has a brother, Courtney, and a sister, Nicole...Courtney
played soccer at Georgia Southern and brother-in-law played soccer
at Charleston Southern...Favorite athletes are Michael Jordan and
Christiano Renaldo...Chose Georgia State because he liked the city
and the team...Major is history.
2009 Men’s Soccer
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JUNIORS
DONALD
KIRKLAND
13
JOE
CASTALDO
Year
2008
Totals
Kirkland’s Career Stats
GP-GS
SH G
A
18-10
9
1
2
18-10
9
1
2
Pts
4
4
GW
0
0
2008: Appeared in all 18 games in his first season for the Panthers...
Scored a single goal against Furman...Recorded two assists and nine
shots on the season.
2006: Played one season at Coasl Carolina before transfering to
GSU
Prep: Attended Eagle’s Landing High School where he was a four
year letter winner and named team captain for three years...Was
named MVP his junior and senior year...Was named All-Henry
County Player of the Year in 2006....Was named the 4A Player of the
Month during his junior year.
Personal: Donald Kirkland was born August 1, 1988 in Columbia,
South Carolina....Son of William and Gloria Kirkland...Has an
older brother and sister...Enjoys playing golf and tennis...Major is
business.
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8
Junior
midfielder/ defender
Ht: 5’10 Wt: 165 lbs
Atlanta, GA/
North Druid Hills HS
Junior
defender
Ht: 5’9 Wt: 160 lbs
McDonough, GA/
Eagle’s Landing HS
Year
2008
2007
Totals
Castaldo’s Career Stats
GP-GS
SH G
A
16-10
8
1
1
18-16
1
0
0
34-26
9
1
1
Pts
3
0
3
GW
1
0
1
2008: Started 16 games for the Panthers at midfielder...Scored his
first career goal in the Mercer contest...Finished the season with
one game-winning goal, one assist, and eight shots...Was named
to the Mercer University Wingate by Wyndham Classic AllTournament Team.
2007: Played in all 18 games in his first year with the Panthers,
starting 16 at midfielder...Complemented midfielders, setting up
scoring opportunities.
Prep: Lettered two years at St. Pius and Druid Hills High Schools...
Earned Most Competitive Player honors...Was a 2006 Disney Cup
Champion and State Champion.
Personal: Born December 29, 1988 to Reggie Castaldo and
Sharon Barefoot...Has two sisters that play collegiate sports...Lucia
played at Troy University and Meghan plays at Mercer University...
Inspired by his dad...Chose Georgia State for the location, sports
and good business school...Major is criminal justice.
JUNIORS/SOPHOMORES
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JOEY
SYFERT
CHRISTOPHER
PEACOS
Junior
defender/ midfielder
Ht: 6’1 Wt: 175 lbs
Kennesaw, GA/
Reinhardt College
Year
2008
Totals
GP-GS
17-12
17-12
Syfert’s Career Stats
SH G
A
10
1
0
10
1
0
Pts
2
2
GW
0
0
2008: Played in 17 games for the Panthers during his first season...
Scored one goal during the Hofstra contest...Recorded 10 shots on
the season.
2007: Played at Reinhardt College...Missed the first half of the
season due to knee surgery.
Prep: Attended John McEachern High School...Earned three letters
in soccer and one in wrestling...Was named captain of his high
school and club teams.
Personal: Charles Joseph Syfert was born on November 17, 1986
in Fort Worth, Texas...Son of Rod and Debbie Syfert...Has an older
brother, Austin, and an older sister, Melissa...Hobbies include playing
the guitar and spending time with his friends...Fernando Torres and
Stephen Gerrard are his favorite athletes....Majoring in speech.
ZACH
WALLDORFF
Sophomore
defender
Ht: 6’1 Wt: 175 lbs
Roswell, GA/ Roswell HS
Year
2008
Totals
2009: Will sit out during the fall season due to injury.
16
GP-GS
15-5
15-5
Peacos’s Career Stats
SH G
A
3
1
1
3
1
1
Pts
3
3
GW
0
0
2008: Appeared in 15 games during his first season for the
Panthers...Scored one goal in the VCU 1-1 tie game...Recorded
one assist in the Northeastern contest...Finished the season with
three shots.
Prep: Attended Roswell High School where he earned the Tom
Zachary Award his freshman year...Earned three letters in soccer
and was named MVP and Best Defender of the Year two years in a
row...Earned a spot on the Nike Cup team and a trip to Washington
State.
Personal: Christopher Peacos was born November 9, 1989 in
Miami, Florida...Son of Dave and Patty Peacos...Oldest of three
boys... Enjoys working on cars...Major is business.
1
Sophomore
goal keeper
Ht: 6’2 Wt: 195 lbs
Chamblee, GA/ Chamblee HS
2008: Was the back-up goalie last season but didn’t play any games,
will look to compete for the starting goalkeeper position in 2009.
Prep: Attended Chamblee High School where he was team MVP
in 2004 and earned the Coaches Award in 2007...Lettered all four
years in soccer...Was named to the All-State Team in 2005 and
2008.
Personal: Zachary Douglas Walldorff was born September 15,
1989 in Atlanta, GA...Son of Nicholas and Michelle Walldorff...
Has a younger brother Greyson...Chose Georgia State because it
was a great opportunity in a place with a great business school....
Major is business and minor in law.
2009 Men’s Soccer
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SOPHOMORES
AYOKUNLE
LUMPKIN
22
JACOB
HAMILTON
Year
2008
Totals
Lumpkin’s Career Stats
GP-GS
SH G
A
18-18
43
2
1
18-18
43
2
1
Pts
5
5
GW
1
1
2008: Appeared in all 18 games for the Panthers during his
first season...Scored two goals, including one game-winner
against Wofford...Finished the season with one assist and 30
shots.
Prep: Attended Sprayberry High School where he was an
All-Cobb County Mention...Earned three letters in soccer
and was named Offensive MVP his junior and senior year...
Was team captain his senior year.
Personal: Ayokunle Lumpin was born October 5, 1988 in
Bronx, New York...Son of Emmanuel Lumpkin...Father
played professional soccer in Nigeria...Enjoys relaxing and
writing poetry...Major is psychology.
16
19
Sophomore
defender/ forward
Ht: 6’2 Wt: 175 lbs
Cumming, GA/
North Forsyth HS
Sophomore
forward/ defender
Ht: 5’10 Wt: 185 lbs
Marietta, GA/ Sprayberry HS
Year
2008
Totals
GP-GS
16-0
16-0
Hamilton’s Career Stats
SH G
A
Pts
3
2
1
5
3
2
1
5
GW
0
0
2008: Appeared in 16 matches during his first season as a Panther...
Scored two goals, including one during the 5-0 Delaware win...
Recorded one assist and three shots on the season.
Prep: Attended North Forsyth High School...Earned four letters in
soccer and played varsity all four years...Was named Freshman of
the Year and earned All-Forsyth County Defender accolades for four
straight years...Was a member of the 2007 U-17 Norcross R3PL, the
2006 AFU U-17 “Super Y” Costa Rica National Team Tour, and a
member of the Region III Team Olympic Development Program from
2004-07...Was selected for the ODP Region III Pool Team in 2007.
Personal: Jacob Ian Hamilton was born on August 4, 1990 in Brockport,
NY...Son of Dale and Astrid Hamilton...Has an older brother (20) and
two younger sisters (16 and 11)...Hobbies include soccer, swimming,
paintball, and rock climbing...Chose Georgia State because of the soccer
program and team rapport...Will be majoring in criminal justice.
FRESHMAN
CALEB
KERNAN
11
ERIC
LAWRENCE
Freshman
forward
Ht: 6’0 Wt: 165 lbs
Covington, GA/ Eastside HS
Prep: Was named to the All-Region team in 2006-07 and
was the Region Player of the Year in 2009…Amassed a
total of 78 goals during four-year career in high school,
including 14 his final season…Scored a career high six
goals in a state cup tournament game…Four year letterwinner in soccer.
Freshman
midfielder
Ht: 5’11 Wt: 165 lbs
Columbus, GA/ Pacelli HS
Prep: Was a member of the GA ODP team for two
years…Named as a starter for the Southern Conference in the U.S. development Academy…Bi-City soccer player of the year and Georgia State Cup Champions…Finished his junior season with 12 goals and 11
assists…Followed his junior season with 17 goals and
12 assists to finish his career at Pacelli High School with
29 goals and 23 assists.
Personal: Caleb Elijah Kernan was born on August 22,
1990 in Farmington, Missouri…Son of Newt and Sue
Kernan…Has three brothers Joel (17), Kyle (22), and
Jake (24)…His parents inspired him the most to play
sports and would most like to meet Ronaldinho…Will
be majoring in Exercise Science.
VINCENT
FOERMER
0
Personal: Eric Lawrence was born on January 1, 1991
in Statesboro, Ga…Son of Randy and Laura Lawrence…Has one brother Garrett (22) and one sister
Sarah (21)…Will be majoring in Geology…Was inspired to play soccer because of AFC Lightning coach
Robin Dixon…Picked Georgia State because of the location and had his major of geology…Favorite professional soccer player is Ricardo Kaka.
ALEJANDRO
REYES
Freshman
goal keeper
Ht: 6’1 Wt: 172 lbs
Seevatal, Germany/
Gymnasium Meckelfeld
Prep: Starting in 2002, he played in 20 games for the
representative team of lower Saxony. On his U15 team,
Vincent won the conference, including half of all representative teams of Germany with that team. In 2004
and 2005 he earned four invitations for the German
national team. In the 2006-07 season, Vincent won the
regional championship north and so qualified for the
National quarterfinals. Vincent’s team went on to lose
that match by a penalty shootout, although he saved
one of four attempts on goal.
Personal: Vincent Magnus Foermer was born on
March 5, 1990 in Berlin, Germany…Son of Wilfried
and Susanne Foermer…Will be majoring in Business.
2
7
Freshman
midfielder
Ht: 5’10 Wt: 155 lbs
Lawrenceville, GA/
Collins Hill HS
Prep: Played for the Super Y team from 2003-06…Won
the State Championship in 2008…Region Quarter Finalist in 2008…Was chosen to play for the Mexican
National Team game…Won back-to-back State Championships by winning in 2009…Nike 5A Cup Champions in 2008…Four year letter-winner in soccer.
Personal: Alejandro Reyes Arroyo was born on February 14, 1991 in Mexico City…Son of Alejandro Reyes
Ramos and Lylia P Arroyo Reyes…Has one sister Sara
Paola Reyes (13)…Picked Georgia State because of a
top business school and soccer program…Will be majoring in International Business.
2009 Men’s Soccer
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FRESHMAN
17
JUAN
GIRALDO
Freshman
defender/ midfielder
Ht: 5’9 Wt: 170 lbs
Alpharetta, GA/
Chattahoochee HS
Freshman
defender
Ht: 5’8 Wt: 150 lbs
Lawrenceville, GA/
Collins Hill HS
Prep: Played with future teammate Peter Vania on Atlanta Fire United U-18 team…Played three years on
Georgia ODP team, scored five goals in Developmental
Academy League…2008 U-18 State Cup Runner Up
(Atlanta Fire United), 2007 State Championship runner-up with 5A Chattahoochee HS.
Personal: Moosah Dowlatabadi was born on April 25,
1991 in Atlanta, Georgia…Son of Mohammad Dowlatabadi and Khadije Heidarjam…Zinedine Zidane
inspired him to play sports…Likes to fish in his spare
time and will be majoring in Marketing Management.
YASSER
MAJLUF
Prep: Named to All-State team 2003-07, Region Pool 200507…Concorde Fire Atlanta Cup Champions three years in
a row…Second place in R3PL, Disney Showcase Champions…Top defender on Georgia ODP team. Won the State
Championship in 2009 with Collins Hill HS.
Personal: Juan Giraldo was born on January 6, 1991 in
Pereira, Columbia…Son of Ariel Gioraldo and Luz M.
Chumbler…Has two brothers Alejandro (16) and Mauricio (29), and one sister Tatiana (21)…Father played professional soccer in Columbia…Majoring in Criminal Justice.
10
VICTOR
NKHOMA
Freshman
forward/ midfielder
Ht: 5’9 Wt: 165 lbs
Santiago, Chile/
Colegio Cumbres
Prep: Played on the Chilean U17 National Team and
the Catholica Youth Program…Leading scorer of the
Copa Copec, Copa Vkingo, Copa Soprole UC…Played
on the high school Colegio Cumbres team…. Named
best player in the Copa Soprole UC conference.
Personal: Yasser Majluf Serrano was born on July 9,
1989 in Antofagasta, Chile...Son of Gamal and Leandra
Majluf…Has three favorite professional soccer players
that include Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo, and Ricardo
Kaka…Kaka has inspired him to play sports…Has two
sisters Pascal (13), Paulette (15)….Major is undecided.
18
15
MOOSAH
DOWLATABADI
4
Freshman
midfielder
Ht: 5’5 Wt: 144 lbs
Harare, Zimbabwe/
Kutama HS
Prep: Played for the Amagedon club team, where he
was team captain and in 2007 selected as the team’s
Player of the Year. He was also selected as the Junior
Player of the Year two consecutive years at Kutama
High School…Earned Player of the Year honors in
Amagedon Tournament and earned Gold Medal…In
addition to his skills on the soccer field, he was also a
member of the cricket provincial team.
Personal: Victor Maurtuto Nkhoma was born on September 9, 1988 in Harare Zimbabwe. Africa…Son of
Victor and Grace Nkhoma…Has two sisters Tafadzwa
(24) and Tendai (20) who is a twin sister…His mother
(Grace) inspired him to play sports…Wants to meet
Ricardo Kaka…Will be majoring in Accounting.
FRESHMAN/ NEWCOMER
PETER
VANIA
Freshman
defender
Ht: 6’3 Wt: 180 lbs
Kennesaw, GA/
North Cobb HS
5
ALEX
VIVANCO
20
Freshman
midfielder
Ht: 5’10 Wt: 165 lbs
Cumming, GA/
South Forsyth HS
Prep: Was named Defensive Player of the Year for 5A
North Cobb Warriors…Made the final four in the State
Playoffs…Was a member of the Atlanta Fire United U18 Developmental Academy Club Team…Vania was an
influence in helping the team achieve titles at the Georgia State Cup as well as the prestigious Disney Soccer
Showcase…Was a four year starter at North Cobb High
School…Vania was also a multiyear member of the
1991 Georgia ODP team.
Prep: Played for the Class 5A South Forsyth Eagles and
was named best midfielder for the 2007-09 seasons…
Also made the All-Forsyth County team in 2009…Was
a four-time letterwinner in soccer and made the state
playoffs in his junior and senior seasons…Made the
third round of the state playoffs during his season year.
Alex played for the GSA soccer cluband also was on the
Georgia ODP ‘91 team.
Personal: Peter Joseph Vania was born on June 30,
1991 in Kennesaw, Ga…Son of Robert and Susan
Vania…Has one brother Thomas (19)…Came to Georgia State because it was close to home and a good soccer program…Lance Armstrong inspired him to play
sports…Major is undecided.
Personal: Alex Vivanco was born on January 7, 1991
in Atlanta, Ga…Son of Jose Jr. and Cathy Vivanco and
the oldest of nine children…Has six brothers Adrian
(6), Isaac (8), Zachary (6), Daniel (4), Nathanial (2),
and Elijah (2). Also has two sisters Abbey (15), and
Christina (7)…Will be majoring in Business…Favorite
athlete is Ronaldinho and Javier Vivanco inspired him
to play sports.
DARRYL
EVANS
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Senior
midfielder
Ht: 5’11 Wt: 168 lbs
East Point, GA/
Macomb CC
FRESHMAN CLASS
2008: made the spring team as a walk-on.
Junior College: Was named to the NJCAA all-conference team in 2006 & 2007…Also named to the NJCAA
all-region first team in 2006 and 2007…NJCAA/ Adidas All-North team in 2007…nominated NJCAA allAmerican…Scored 23 goals and 13 assists in 29 games
at Macomb CC…Was ranked 17th in the nation in
scoring in 2006.
Personal: Darryl Evans was born in Fort Riley, Kansas…Son of Darryl Sr. and Sonja Evans…Likes to play
basketball & poker in his spare time…Favorite athletes
include Michael Jordan, and Thierry Henry…Major is
in international studies.
2009 Men’s Soccer
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2008 SEASON REVIEW
The 2008 Georgia State men’s soccer season was a year of improvement and ended by winning two conference games to end the season on a high note. Georgia State improved from the previous year,
finishing the season 6-8-4, with a number of exciting matches. Also
Georgia State finished its non-conference schedule with a solid 4-2-1
record thanks to some solid play by some newcomers and seniors on
the team.
Eight seniors led the Panthers in 2008- Linus Warendh, Filpe Carvalho, Joe DeVito, Dathan Knott, Tobias Nagy, Spenser Sumpter, Francesco Barbera, and Eduardo Liza.
The Panthers opened the season with a Monday evening affair against
the Clemson Tigers in Clemson, S.C. Georgia State ended the first
half with a solid 2-0 lead against Clemson. Seniors Dathan Knott and
Linus Warendh each added a goal in the first half to give the Panthers
the advantage. Clemson began its rally in the second half scoring three
goals in the final 11:48, including the game winner with 4:13 left on
the clock to claim the victory and drop Georgia State to 0-1 on the
season.
Georgia State had its home opener in Panthersville with a 3-0 victory
over Presbyterian, thanks to goals from newcomer Stephan Minyono,
Ayokunle Lumpkin and senior Dathan Knott. Senior goal keeper Filipe Carvalho earned his first shutout of the season with four saves
to preserve the victory for the Panthers. Two days later the Panthers
won their second straight game at home upending USC Upstate for a
2-1 victory at Panthersville. Senior Linus Warendh added a goal and
Stephan Minyono added his second goal of the season to give the Panthers their second win of the season.
Georgia State was riding high after two straight wins at home heading to
the Mercer University Tournament but came up short against Alabama
A&M losing 4-1 in the first game of the tournament. In game two, the
Panthers bounced back with a solid 2-1 victory over the host Mercer
Bears, earning
a second-place
finish in the
tournament.
Defender
Francesco
Barbera,
midfielder
Joe Casstaldo,
and
Filipe
Carvalho
were named
to the AllTour nament
team for the
weekend.
Georgia State
traveled
to
its
second
tournament
of the season,
participating in the Wofford Soccer Classic facing the Furman
Paladins in game one. The Panthers battled to a 2-2 tie thanks to goals
from Stephan Minyono and Donald Kirkland in improving their
record to 3-2-1 in the non-conference. Georgia State finished its nonconference with a solid 2-0 victory over host Wofford to improve to 4-
2-1 on the year. Three Panthers were named to
the All-Tournament squad, including seniors
Joey DeVito, Spenser Sumpter, and junior
Stephan Minyono.
The Panthers opened up their conference
schedule with back-to-back ties against
Hofstra on the road and Northeastern at
home. Both games ended in 2-2 ties, earning
Georgia State a record of 4-2-3 heading into a
tough conference stretch.
Georgia State went on the road for its next two conference games with
the first one being at Wilmington to take on the Seahawks. The Panthers
battled but fell in the end, losing 3-2 in a hard fought game, dropping
their first conference game of the season. Three days later, the Panthers
suffered another heart breaking loss after battling the Drexel Dragons
in overtime, coming up just short as Drexel scored with two seconds
left to win 2-1 and give Georgia State its second straight defeat.
The Panthers followed those games with a tough 1-0 loss against Old
Dominion and suffered their first loss at home in the 2008 season.
Georgia State then traveled to Harrisonburg, Va to take on James
Madison, who defeated the Panthers 2-0 after Georgia State just
couldn’t convert on multiple scoring opportunities.
Georgia State began a two-game home stand with a 1-1 tie against VCU
after playing two overtimes to settle the game, earning the Panthers
their fourth tie of the season. Three days later Georgia State dropped
a tough game to the eventual CAA champions, the George Mason
Patriots, 2-0, in Panthersville.
After their worst lost of the season, a 4-0 defeat on the road against
William & Mary, the Panthers found inner toughness by ending the
season with two straight home games.
Georgia State honored
its seniors ending their
careers with two shut
out victories to end the
season with a two game
winning streak enjoying
their most competitive
CAA conference season
since joining the league
in 2005. The Panthers
defeated Towson 2-0 as
it was fitting both goals
were scored by seniors
Eduardo Liza and Joe
DeVito. In the season
finale
the
Panthers
dominated from the
start ending the season
on a high note defeating
Delaware 5-0 in a rout
to finish the season 6-8-4
overall and 2-6-3 in the conference. Georgia State continues to show
promise in the CAA conference earning a 2-2-2 home record during
the 2008 season.
2009 Men’s Soccer
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2009 ALUMNI GAME
Georgia State men’s
soccer team hosted its
3rd Annual Alumni Day
on Saturday, April 05,
2009 at Panthersville
Athletic Complex. The
annual alumni event
offers an opportunity
for former players to
reconnect and also meet current student-athletes. Stories
were shared, memories rekindled, and lots of catching up
with old teammates, friends and family took place.
The alumni events began at 3 p.m. and included two mini
soccer games with about 50 alumni participating. The
alumni were treated to lunch after the scrimmages and
many stayed for the Mercer game. Following the Alumni
game the 2009 spring scrimmages took place as Georgia
State battled Mercer to a 1-1 tie.
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“We had an amazing day of soccer at our alumni soccer event.
We had about 50 soccer alumni come out to our annual April
event,” commented head coach Kerem Daser. “ It was great
seeing all of the alumni at our soccer stadium. We had four
equal teams play against each other. It was so much fun
hearing stories from the past and seeing old friends.”
2008 RESULTS &
STATISTICS
The Automated ScoreBook
Georgia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Jul 31, 2009)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
#
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Date
Opponent
Sep 06 PRESBYTERIAN
Sep 01 at Clemson
Sep 08 UPST
Sep 13 vs Alabama A&M
Sep 14 at Mercer
Sep 19 vs Furman
Sep 21 at Wofford
Sep 27 at Hofstra
Oct 04 NORTHEASTERN
Oct 08 at UNC Wilmington
Oct 11 at Drexel
Oct 15 ODU
10/18/08 at James Madison
Oct 22 VCU
Oct 25 MASON
Oct 29 at William and Mary
Nov 01 TOWSON
Nov 07 DELAWARE
TEAM STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Goals scored per game
Shot pct.
Sh o t s / G a m e
CORNER KICKS
PENALTY KICKS
PENALTIES
Yellow cards
Red cards
ATTENDANCE
To t a l
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
OVERALL
6-8-4
2-6-3
4-2-1
W
L
W
L
W
T
W
T
T
L
L
L
L
T
L
L
W
W
Score
3-0
2-3
2-1
1-4
2-1
2-2
2-0
2-2
2-2
2-3
1-2
0-1
0-2
1-1
0-2
0-4
2-0
5-0
Att.
1232
728
86
37
83
143
170
493
107
532
529
72
396
147
98
124
97
74
GAST
OPP
29-224
1.61
.129
12.4
79
2-2
30-223
1.67
.135
12.4
82
5-5
33
3
28
0
1913
8/239
2/90
3055
8/382
2008 CAA STANDINGS
Team
UNC Wilmington George Mason William & Mary Old Dominion Northeastern Hofstra Towson Drexel
VCU James Madison Georgia State Delaware CAA
7-4 6-4 -1 6-4 -1 6-4 -1 5-2 -4 5-3 -3 4-3 -4
4-4 -3 4-5 -2 3-7 -1 2-6 -3 2-8 -1 Overall
10-9 -1
14-7 -2
11-7 -3
9-7 -3
7-5 -9
6-9 -4
8-5 -4
6-7 -5
8-8 -2
6-9 -3
6-8 -4
3-13 -3
HOME
4-2-2
2-2-2
2-0-0
##
7
22
10
14
30
20
6
13
21
8
5
3
4
19
16
2
23
Player
Warendh, Linus
Lumpkin, Ayokunle
DeVito, Joe
Minyono, Stephan
Knott, Dathan
Liza, Eduardo
Syfert, Joey
Kirkland, Donald
Cummins, Brett
Castaldo, Joe
Barbera, Francesco
Sumpter, Spenser
Nagy, Tobias
Hamilton, Jacob
Peacos, Christopher
Clarke, Michael
Carvalho, Filipe
Total
Opponents
## Goalie
23 Carvalho, Filipe
Total
Opponents
AWAY
2-5-1
0-4-1
2-1-0
NEUTRAL
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-1-1
gp g a
18 4 4
18 2 1
15 1 2
18 6 5
16 6 2
14 2 4
17 1 0
18 1 2
17 0 0
16 1 1
17 2 0
17 0 0
16 0 0
16 2 1
15 1 1
12 0 1
18 0 0
18 29 24
18 30 21
GP
18
18
18
pts
sh sh% gw pk-att
12 43 .093
5 30 .067
4 30 .033
17 27 .222
14 23 .261
8 11 .182
2 10 .100
4
9 .111
0
9 .000
3
8 .125
4
7 .286
0
6 .000
0
4 .000
5
3 .667
3
3 .333
1
1 .000
0
0 .000
82 224 .129
81 223 .135
Min. GA
1710:00 30
1710:00 30
1710:00 29
0
1
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
8
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-2
5-5
GAAvg Saves
Pct
1.58
1.58
1.53
Goals by Period
Georgia State
Opponents
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
29
30
Shots by Period
Georgia State
Opponents
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
224
223
Saves by Period
Georgia State
Opponents
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
83
78
Corners by Period
Georgia State
Opponents
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
79
82
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
258
220
Fouls by Period
Georgia State
Opponents
2009 Men’s Soccer
12
9
17
20
89 120
100 106
42
33
31
42
35
39
45
35
111 132
91 120
0
1
8
12
5
3
2
1
10
3
0
0
7
5
1
3
1
4
5
6
W-L-T
79 .725 4-6-2
83 .735 4-6-2
78 .729 6-3-2
Sho
4
4
4
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ALL-TIME ROSTER
A
Abdul Abdullah (1986)
Stephen Adams (2000-2003)
Arees Akoubian (1978)
Robert Alexander (1973-74)
Bob Apgar (1977)
Uche Asika (2000-2002)
B
Brian Bacon (1994)
Francesco Barbera (2007-08)
Dave Barron (1987)
Polo Bascunan (1994)
Hugh Beasley (1974)
Paul Beckman (1969-70)
Brian Beckwith (1989)
Todd Bell (1988)
Bryan Benak (1987)
James Benedetti (1999-2000)
Butch Benford (1983, 85-86)
Tom Bernardi (1988-90)
Greg Biltz (1973)
Brad Blake (1976-78)
David Bloom (1992-93)
Steve Bodine (1989-91, 93)
Brian Boerstler (1996-98)
Hegle Boes (1989)
Bryce Boggs (2002-04)
Nathan Booker (1991)
Adam Boyer (1987-89)
John Boyle (1988-90)
Tommy Boynton (2003)
Rob Brabers (1993-94)
Michael Brashears (1989-92)
Damon Brown (1980)
Matt Brown (1989)
Raymond Buck (2006-07)
Bruce Byrne (1988-89)
C
Omar Caballero (1986)
Chris Calvin (1999)
Juan Calvo (1986, 91-92)
Jonathan Camara (1994)
Matt Campion (1998-2001)
Mike Carter (1973)
Filipe Carvalho (2005-08)
Diego Casa (1986-87)
Joseph Castaldo (2007Brad Castellano (1978)
Damien ”Eze” Chamorro (2005-06)
Jason Chandler (1991)
Will Chaple (1999-2002)
Michael Clarke (2007-08)
Danny Clavijo (1981)
Matt Clements (2001-2002)
Gary Cloy (1974)
David Coe (1989, 91)
Wayne Cofield (1970)
Kim Cokord (1980)
Robbie Colcord (1978)
David Cole (1977)
Dave Coleman (1978, 80)
Jackie Colville (1983, 85)
Brent Conner (1998-99)
Daryl Cook (1973-74)
Bucky Corban (1991)
Matt Corbin (1999)
Robert Cozin (1980)
Tom Cronin (1973-74)
Tracy Crouch (1990-93)
Brett Cummins (2007D
Graham Dalziel (1973-74)
Chuck Danford (1973-74)
Jason Daniel (1988)
Jordan Davis (2002-04)
Justin Davis (2004-07)
Mike Davis (1976-78)
Terry Davis (1974)
Harold Day (1969)
Tom Deaver (1996)
Bob Dedge (1969)
Payman Deljoo (1990, 93)
Jay Denslow (1994-97)
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Arash Derakhshan (2000-01)
Greg DeVito (2001-2002)
Joe DeVito (2005-08)
Anthony Dickenson (1986)
Barry Dickerson (1994)
Anthony DiPierdomenico
(1986-88)
Jeff Doe (1990)
Robert Doig (1987)
Matt Domenick (2001-2003)
Moosah Dowlatabadi (2009Greg Duffey (1980)
David Duncan (1980)
Craig Dunn (1994, 96)
E
Charlie Edwards (1977)
Mohammed El-Khamissy
(1998-99)
Darrel Ellison (1986-87)
Tom Elrod (1992)
Daniel Ely-Kelso (2000)
Bill Emanuel (1969)
Ani-Jones Erokwu (1968-69)
J.D. Espana (1987)
Jose Espinoza (1994)
Sean Hulse (2000)
Peter Montleth (1969)
Fransisco Hurtado (1968-69) Bobby Moody (1976-79)
Brett Moody (1988)
I
Randy Moody (1976-78)
Bob Ingwersen (1976)
Chris Moore (1983, 85-86)
Alan Ivie (1969)
Scott Mora (1997-2000)
J
Todd Mordecai (1992-95)
Donald Jarrett (1975-77)
Charlie Morgan (1981)
Brandon Jenkins (1993-96) Carl Morrison (1985-86)
David Johnson (1990)
Gerald Moulder (1976-77)
Eric Johnson (1988-89)
Steve Muccillo (1986-87)
Jeremy Johnson (2004-2006) Dieter Mueller (1973)
Melvin Johnson (1989)
Henry Musey (1985-87)
Mike Johnson (1978, 80)
Dan Musgrove (1983)
Terrance Johnson (2000-01) Steve Mwamba (1969-71)
Brian Jones (1992)
Kai Myrbakk (1989-92)
Tommy Jones (1973)
Russ Jones (2005-2006)
N
David Jordan (1989, 91-93) Jimmy Nardello (1995-99)
Tobias Nagy (2006-08)
K
Victor Nkhoma (2009Ben Keiss (1997)
Tom Nicol (1983)
Scott Kenyon (1985)
Jon Nielson (1995-96)
Caleb Kernan (2009Brian Noblitt (1993-95)
Bob Kibler (1969)
Mike Nolan (1969)
Donald Kirkland (2008O
F
Mike Kirschner (1976-78)
Kent Oglesby (2000)
Denny Faircloth (1997)
Bill Klaus (1969)
Matt Ost (1975)
Aaron Farrelly (2003-04)
Dan Klinect (1987-90)
Vincent Foermer (2009Dathan Knott (2005-08)
P
Brian Forero (2007)
Justin Koehler (1998-2002) Hemal Patel (2002-04)
Jeff Kreckling (1993)
Edward Paton (2003)
G
Harry Kustic (1974)
Christopher Peacos (2008John Galvas (1993)
Floreal Pedrazo (2006-07)
Adrian Ganson (1990-92)
L
Joe Pelusi (1999-00)
Jesus Garcia (1988)
Eric Lawrence (2009Vincent Perri (1992-95)
Chris Garner (1980)
Jeff Leach (1978-81)
Stephen Phillips (1995-96)
Justin Giannini (1997)
Pete Lee (1998)
Mike Pici (1969)
Greg Gibbs (1987-89)
Bert Leonard (1989)
Bob Pinnero (1987)
Juan Giraldo (2009Gary Levengood (1976-79) John Potesta (1998)
Keith Gispert (1996-98)
Ken Lewis (1970)
David Prescod (1996-2000)
Alvin Glay (2004-05)
Scott Lewis (1973)
Robert Price (1991)
Pat Goeckel (1985)
Paul Leyva (1997-2000)
Dick Pritchard (1968-69)
Steve Goldberg (1980)
Billy Light (1973-74)
Jett Puckett (1976)
Jeffrey Golston (1994)
Josh Littleton (1997)
John Gomez (1994-95)
Ben Link (2004-05)
R
Kristian Gonzales (2004-05)
Eduardo Liza (2007-08)
Richard Ray (1976)
Greg Goodson (1983, 85)
Steve Logue (1988)
Leon Raynor (1991-92)
Charles Gottlinger (1983, 85-87) Michael Lopez (1988)
Bucky Reichling (1978, 80)
Daniel Gresham (1993)
Qui Que Lopez (1987)
Bobby Reissiger (1971)
Scott Grest (1980, 83)
Ayokunle Lumpkin (2008- Frank Ribler (1970)
Mike Griffin (1985)
Graham Lynch (1969)
Craig Richard (1996)
Scott Griffeth (1993-94)
Alan Richardson (1969)
Joey Grigsby (2003-04)
M
Lauri Ripatti (2000)
Paulo Guiterrez (2003-2006)
Iain MacGowan (2005-07)
Jason Rivers (2001-04)
Joe Gulash (1992)
Scott MacKenzie (1994-97) Dana Robinson (1976-77)
Chris Mahaffey (2003)
Julio Robles (1999-00)
H
Dave Mahan (1971)
Randy Rodgers (1983, 85)
Dmitri Hadjissimos (1969)
Keith Mainland (83, 85-86) Steve Rodgers (1983)
Brandon Hall (1999)
Peter Makawa (1971)
Irving Romaine (1991-92)
Larry Hall (1988-89)
Yasser Majluf (2009Charles Rudell (1973-74)
Jacob Hamilton (2008Tom Manget (1973-74)
Brett Ruppel (1999)
Tyler Hamilton (2001-04)
Mike Mangione (1973-75)
Jim Hammett (1987)
Justin Marr (1995)
S
Jamie Hargather (2001-04)
Ty Martin (1979-81)
Che Wah Sam (1970)
Lee Harris (1980)
Armin Marquez (2002-05) Walter Sanchez (1980)
Mohammed Harruna (1998Rafael Masias (1985)
Shane Santee (1991-94)
2001)
Kent Mattison (1969)
Joonas Sarelius (1999)
Keith Hassell (1973)
Chris McDaniel (1993)
Pete Saublis (1968)
Eric Helms (1988)
Dev McGuire (1977)
Andy E. Schborn (1980)
Jose Herrera (1968)
Billy McHugh (1980)
David Scheerer (1976-77)
Jacob Hester (2005)
Wade McKen (1990, 92)
Paul Schwack (2001-04)
David Hill (1969-70)
Darren McKune (1996-00) William Schweigert (2009Michael Hogan (1973-74)
Bill McLatchie (1987-89)
Jonathan Scraggs (2001,04)
Paul Holjak (1994-96)
Jeremy McNeil (1994)
Jason Seeby (1990-92)
Jeff Holmen (1983, 86)
Wes Meadows (1999)
Scott Serafin (1999)
Bruce Holt (2001-2002)
Van Medford (1969)
Tony Serrano (1987-88)
Vincent Houben (1991-93)
Brekke Mehis (1995)
Dennis Shamcock (1973-74)
Neil Howe (1995-97, 99)
Ross Messer (1980-81)
Mark Sheehan (1973)
Christopher Howie (2007)
Ray Miciek (1983, 85)
Dick Sheffield (1973-74)
Emil Hriston (2005)
Brendon Minors (2000-02) Abdul-Kareem Sheido (2005)
David Huesel (1983, 85-86)
Stephon Minyono (2008Aaron Shepherd (2004-2006)
Jamin Hujik (1995)
Brian Mitchell (2000-02)
John Sherwood (1977-78)
Tarek Mokhtar (2004)
Jim Siracusa (1976-78)
Don Smith (1980)
Stephen Smith (1994)
Timmy Smith (1987)
Steve Speeler (1983, 85)
Jeff Spillane (1980)
Rick Springfield (1974-77)
Albert Steede (1989)
Chris Steel (1990)
Craig Stewart (1976-78)
D.J. Stewart (1999)
Joe Strouth (1986-87)
Spenser Sumpter (2005-08
John Sux (1968)
Josh Swank (2005-06)
Joey Syfert (2008T
Weiss Tahmass (2003-2006)
Bruce Thames (1978)
Eric Thomas (1987)
Rodney Thomas (1983,
85-86)
Jack Thompson (1976)
Justin Thompson (1999)
Chris Tiller (1990)
Grayson Torbush (1988, 92)
Josh Towns (1996-99)
Justin Towns (2001-04)
Joe Trolan (1995-96)
Terry Tucker (1970)
Randy Tyndall (1983, 85-86)
U
Kyle Uhlis (1997-2000)
Robert Unger (2005)
Jeremy Usery (1998)
V
Andrew Valesky (1999)
Walter Valesky (1998-99)
Peter Vania (2009Francisco Vidal (1987)
Albert Villareal (2005-2006)
Carlos Vivanco (1994, 96)
Alex Vivanco (2009Bill Vlass (1980)
W
Chad Wainwright (2001-04)
Terry Wallace (1986)
Tom Wallace (1970)
Zachary Walldorf (2008Linus Warendh (2005-08)
Scott Warren (2002-03)
David Waters (1983)
Jesse Watson (1988-91)
Scott Weeman (1990-93)
Tim Welch (1985)
Ricky Wells (2001-04)
Erich Wendt (95-96, 98-99)
Scott White (1970)
Desmond Williams (2003)
Ken Williams (1976-78)
Stephen Williamson (200001)
Mack Williford (1969)
Ricky Wolff (1990-91)
Ben Wood (1996-99)
J.B. Wood (2000-03)
Stephen Woods (1997)
Chris Wright (1993)
Y
Doug Yearwood (1983, 85)
Jody Young (1994-95)
Z
Martin Zaluk (2006)
Juan Zapata (1985-87)
Reinhard Zapfe (1980)
Eric Zeidler (1994-95)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 2, Stetson 0
Sun Belt Conference (1976-1980)
1976
Semifinal: Georgia State 4, Jacksonville 3
Championship: South Florida 6, Georgia State 1
Semifinal: Georgia State 4, Georgia Southern 0
Championship: Georgia State 2, Hardin-Simmons 1
1977
Semifinal: Jacksonville 2,Georgia State 1
Third Place: Georgia State 5, UNC-Charlotte 0
1987
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 5, Stetson 4
Semifinal: Georgia State 1, Georgia Southern 0
Championship: Georgia State 2, Centenary 0
1978
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 7, New Orleans 0
Semifinal: Georgia State 2, South Florida 1
Championship: Jacksonville 2, Georgia State 1
1988
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 4, Ga. Southern 1
Semifinal: Georgia State 1, Stetson 0 (PKs)
Championship: Centenary 3, Georgia State 1
1979
Quarterfinal: Virginia Commmonwealth 1, Georgia State 0
1989
Championship: Centenary 4, Georgia State 3
(Divisional Winners Play Only)
1980
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 3, South Alabama 1
Championship: South Florida 2, Georgia State 1
1991
Semifinal: Florida International 2, Georgia State 0
Trans America Athletic Conference (1983-2004)
1997
Championship: Georgia State 2, Florida Atlantic 0
NCAA Play-In: Howard 4, Georgia State 2
1983
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 11, Samford 0
Semifinal: Georgia State 1, Mercer 0
Championship: Georgia State 1, Houston Baptist 0
1999
Quarterfinal: Florida Atlantic 5, Georgia State 0
Renamed the Atlantic Sun Conference in 2001
2000
Semifinal: Georgia State 1, Campbell 0
Championship: Georgia State 1, Mercer 0
NCAA Play-In: Rhode Island 4, Georgia State 3 (OT)
1984
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 1, Samford 0
Semifinal: Georgia State 5, Mercer 1
Championship: Houston Baptist 2, Georgia State 1
2003
First Round: Mercer 1, Georgia State 0
1985
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 5, Georgia Southern 0
Semifinal: Georgia State 5, Stetson 1
Championship: Houston Baptist 2, Georgia State 1
2004
First Round: Georgia State 2, Belmont 1 (OT)
Semifinal: UCF 2, Georgia State 1 (2OT)
1986
OV E R A L L TO U R NA M E N T R E C O R D
Year W
1976 1
1977 1
1978 2
1979 0
1980 2
1983 3
1984 2
1985 2
1986 3
1987 3
1988 2
1989 0
1991 0
1997 2
1999 0
2000 2
2003 0
2004 1
Total: 26
L
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
13
Pct
.500 first year in Sun Belt
.500
.667
.000
.667
1.000 first year in TAAC
.667
.667
.667
1.000
.667
.000
.000
.000 lost NCAA Play-In
.000
1.000 lost NCAA Play-In
.000
.500
.667
Sun Belt Conference (6-5, .545)
Trans America Athletic Conference (19-6, .760)
Atlantic Sun (1-2, .333)
NCAA Play-Ins (0-2, .000)
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RECORDS
SEASON RECORDS
*- Darren McKune pictured
above, is second for shutouts
in career & a two-time TAAC
Tournament MVP in 1997,
2000.
*- Filipe Carvalho pictured
above, holds the record for
saves in a career & tied for
first with Darren McKune for
saves in a season.
Goals Scored
1. H
enry Musey, 1984
2. T
om Manget, 1971
3. B
obby Moody, 1975
4. D
oug Yearwood, 1984
Bill Carter, 1970
6.Henry Musey, 1987
Peter Dydensborg, 1982
Ty Martin, 1979
9.Henry Musey, 1985
Doug Yearwood, 1983
Assists
1. K
eith Gispert, 1996
2.Doug Yearwood, 1984
Doug Yearwood, 1983
4.Tom Manget, 1971
6.Josh Littleton, 1997
7. Bill McLatchie, 1989
Greg Goodson, 1984
9.Stephen Adams, 2000
Henry Musey, 1986 Henry Musey, 1985
Total Points
1.Tom Manget, 1971
2. H
enry Musey, 1984
3. D
oug Yearwood, 1984
5.Bobby Moody, 1975
7.Henry Musey, 1987
Henry Musey, 1985
9.Bill Carter, 1970
10. Peter Dydensborg, 1982
*Saves
1. Filipe Carvalho, 2005
Darren McKune, 1997
3. J.B. Wood, 2003
4. Paulo Gutierrez, 2004
5. Will Chaple, 2001
25
23
21
19
19
17
17
17
15
15
Goals Scored
1. Henry Musey, 1984-87
2. Doug Yearwood, 1981-84
3. Bobby Moody, 1975-78 4. Adam Boyer, 1986-89
Ty Martin, 1978-81 6. Jimmy Nardello, 1995-99
7. Keith Mainland, 1983-85 Peter Dydensborg, 1980-81 9. Tracy Crouch, 1990-93
10. Tom Manget, 1971
17
15
15
13
12
11
10
10
9
9
9
Assists
2. Bill McLatchie, 1989-90 Greg Goodson, 1982-84
5. Keith Gispert, 1995-98
6. Keith Mainland, 1983-85
Stephen Adams, 2000-03
8. Anthony DiPierdomenico,
1985-88
9. Brian Boerstler, 1996-98
10. Scott Mora, 1997-2000
Jimmy Nardello, 1995-99
Charlie Morgan, 1981-82 Tom Manget, 1971
Total Points
3. Bobby Moody, 1975-78
4. Adam Boyer, 1986-89
Ty Martin, 1978-81
6. Keith Mainland, 1983-85
7. Jimmy Nardello, 1995-99
8. Greg Goodson, 1981-84
9. Keith Gispert, 1995-98
10. Peter Dydensborg, 1980-81 59
54
51
45
42
40
39
39
38
37
113
113
97
79
69
*Goals-Against Avg. (Minimum 1,000 minutes)
1. Paulo Gutierrez, 2004
1.38
2. J.B. Wood, 2003
1.39
1.58
4. Darren McKune, 2000
1.73
*- J.B. Wood pictured above,
holds the record for shutous
in a season & second in
Goals-against average for a
career.
*Shutouts
1. Greg Gibbs, 1987
1. J.B. Wood, 2003
Paulo Gutierrez, 2004
Darren McKune, 1997
6.5
5.5
4
4
4
2
*-Goalie all-time records only from 1986-89,
1996-2008
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CAREER RECORDS
*Saves
1. Filipe Carvalho, 2005-08
2. Darren McKune, 1996-00
3. J.B. Wood, 2000-03
4. Will Chaple, 1999-02
5. Paulo Gutierrez, 2003-06
67
59
41
38
38
33
28
28
24
23
46
28
28
27
18
17
17
16
14
13
13
13
13
164
161
91
87
87
80
79
68
62
61
396
287
184
127
103
*Goals-Against Avg. (Minimum 2,000 minutes)
1. Will Chaple, 1999-02
1.39
2. J.B. Wood, 2000-03
1.75
3. Filipe Carvalho, 2005-08 2.03
4. Darren McKune, 1996-00 2.17
5. Paulo Gutierrez, 2003-06 2.71
*Shutouts
1. Greg Gibbs, 1986-89
14.5
2. Darren McKune, 1996-00 10.5
3. Filipe Carvalho, 2005-08
9
4.J.B. Wood, 2000-03
7
5. Paulo Gutierrez, 2003-06
4
3.5
All-TIME RECORDS
Opponent
Delaware
Drexel
Gardner-Webb
George Mason
Hofsta
James Madison
Mercer
Northeastern
North Florida
Old Dominion
Presbyterian
Towson
UNC Wilmington
USC-Upstate
VCU
William & Mary
GSU vs. 2009 Opponents
Record
1-3
1-3
4-1
2-2
0-3-1
0-4
31-13-3
0-3-1
0-2
0-5
1-0
1-3
2-4
3-2
1-3-1
1-4
Air Force
Alabama A & M
Appalachian State
Belmont
Berry Birmingham Southern
Cal-Poly
Campbell
Carnegie Mellon
Carson-Newman
Case Western
Centenary
Central Florida
Charleston Southern College of Charleston
Chattanooga
Coastal Carolina
Citadel
Clemson
Davidson
Depaul
Drake Duke
Eastern Illinois Eckerd
Emory
Erskine
Evansville
Florida Atlantic Florida Gulf Coast
Florida International
Florida Southern Florida Tech
Furman 1-0
1-7-1
1-3
6-0
7-7-1
2-3
0-1
8-9
1-0
0-1
1-0
4-9
3-5
3-0
5-11
1-0
1-2
5-1-1
2-18
2-1
0-1
1-0
0-4
0-1
4-1
16-7
2-1-1
1-0
5-6
0-1
1-5
0-2
0-1
6-5-1
First Meeting
L 0-1 (2005) W 3-2 (2OT, 2005)
W 4-0 (2000)
W 1-0 (2005)
L 0-2 (2005) L 0-1 (2005) W 3-1 (1974) L 0-2 (2005) L 1-2 (OT, 2006)
L 0-6 (2005)
W 3-0 (2008) L 0-3 (2005)
W 5-3 (1983) W 3-2 (1981)
L 0-1 (1979)
L 0-4 (2004) 2002
1979
1974
1997
1970
2000
2004
1984
1987
1969
1987
1987
1993
1993
1974
1981
1980
1969
1968
1979
1995
1999
2002
2006
1976
1967
1970
1983
1993
2007
1979
1969
1975
1968
Gardner-Webb
Georgia College
Georgia Georgia Southern Georgia Tech
Hardin-Simmons
Houston Baptist
Howard
Jacksonville
Kennesaw
Lipscomb
Maryville
Memphis State
Mercer
Millsaps
Navy
N.C. State
New Hampsire
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Florida Oglethorpe
Old Dominion
Presbyterian
Radford
Randolph Macon
Rhode Island
Rollins
Sacred Heart
Samford
Seattle Pacific
Southern Tech
South Alabama
South Carolina
Best Record vs. Opponents
Overall
Winning Percentage
Oglethrope
10-0-1
.955
Stetson
16-6-1
.717
Emory
16-7
.696
Mercer
31-13-3 .691
Georgia Southern
12-6-4
.636
Furman
6-5-1
.542
UAB
8-8
.500
South Alabama
5-5
.500
Berry
7-7-1
.500
Campbell
8-9
.471
*Minimum 10 games played
Last Result
W 5-0 (2008)
L 1-2 (2008)
W 3-2 (2004)
L 0-2 (2008)
T 2-2 (2008)
L 0-2 (2008) W 2-1 (2008) T 2-2 (2008)
L 1-2 (2007)
L 0-1 (2008)
W 3-0 (2008)
W 2-0 (2008)
L 2-3 (2008) W 2-1 (2008) T 1-1 (2008) L 0-4 (2008) 4-1
1-0
0-1
12-6-4
2-0
1-0
1-3
0-1
6-10-2
2-0
5-0
1-0
3-0
31-13-3
0-1
0-1
0-2
0-1
0-1
2-2
0-2
10-0-1
0-5
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
1-3-2
0-1
1-0
0-1
3-0
5-5
1-3
Streak
W1
L1
W1
L1
T1
L4
W1
T1
L2
L5
W1
W1
L3
W2
T1
L3
2000
1983
1967
1980
1967
1986
1983
1997
1968
1983
2002
1987
1983
1974
1984
2000
1983
1998
2002
1983
2006
1968
2002
2008
2003
1983
2000
1968
2006
1983
1983
1974
1979
1978
*All-Time series records compiled
from 1967-2008. In the years 197173, 1982, 1990, 1992 stats were
missing.
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South Florida
Southwestern Louisanna
Southwestern Tennessee
St. Bonaventure
Stetson Suwanee
Tennessee
UAB
UMASS
UNC Asheville
UNC Charlotte
UNC Greensboro
UNC Wilmington
USC-Aiken
USC- Upstate
Valdosta St. Vanderbilt
VCU
Vermont
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Washington-Lee
West Georgia
Western Kentucky
Western Michigan William & Mary
Winthrop
Wofford Xavier
1-4
1-0
1-0
1-0
16-6-1
1-0
2-0
8-8
0-1
3-4
3-0
0-3-1
2-4
1-0
3-2
2-0
4-6-1
1-3-1
0-1
0-0-1
1-0
1-0
2-0
1-1
0-1
1-4
1-1
5-1-1
1-0
1970
1979
1980
1995
1968
1970
1969
1979
1999
1991
1977
1983
1983
2001
1981
1979
1969
1979
1998
2003
1980
1984
1970
1998
2005
2002
1999
1995
2004
CAA Record
(
2
0 0 5 - P r e s e n t )
Delaware
Drexel
George Mason
Hofsta
James Madison
Northeastern
Old Dominion
Towson
UNC Wilmington
VCU
William & Mary
Overall Home Away
1-3
1-2
0-1
1-3
1-1
0-2
2-2
0-2
2-0
0-3-1
0-1
0-2-1
0-4
0-2
0-2
0-3-1
0-1-1
0-2
0-4
0-2
0-2
1-3
1-1
0-2
1-3
1-1
0-2
1-2-1
0-2-1
1-0
1-3
1-1
0-2
Ranked Opponents (2-5)
1. at #19 Jacksonville
2. at #10 Furman
3. at #9 Clemson 4. at #6 Clemson
5. at #14 Coastal Carolina
6. at #6 Duke 7. at #6 ODU
W 1-0 1997
L 0-1 (OT) 2000
L 1-3 (2000)
W 2-1 (2001)
L 1-2 (2003)
L 0-4 (2004)
L 0-6 (2005)
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ACCOLADES
COACHING
HISTORY
Former goalkeeper for the Panthers Filipe Carvalho pictured above, received the award for
Panther Character during the 2009 senior banquet for his outstanding leadership with men’s
soccer during the 2008 season.
NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-American
Second Team: Filipe Carvalho (2009)*
*First Georgia State player in history of
men’s soccer to be awarded
Scottie O’Neill
1978 Sun Belt Coach of
the Year
2008-09 ESPN THE MAGAZINE
ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS
First Team: Tobias Nagy (2008)
Second Team: Filipe Carvalho (2008)
2007-08 ESPN THE MAGAZINE
ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS
First Team: Filipe Carvalho (2007)
Second Team: Tobias Nagy (2007)
Hugh Beasley
1984, ‘86, ‘87 TAAC
Coach of the Year
Former defender for the Panthers Tobias
Nagy pictured above, won the Stoney
Burgess award in 2009 for the second
straight season earning the highest GPA.
Kerem Daser
2000 TAAC Coach of
the Year
Coach
Costas Alexandrides
Stoney Burgess
Scottie O’Neill
Hugh Beasley
Brett Teach
Kerem Daser
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Record
13-5-1
67-38-3
143-57-4
50-72-15
43-66-3
63-89-9
Pct. Yrs at
.711
2
.620
7
.711 11
.420
7
.397
6
.419
9
Former midfielder for the Panthers Joe
DeVito pictured above, won the Curry
Determination award in 2009.
HONORS & AWARDS
ACADEMIC HONORS
TAAC/ A-SUN 1983-2004
CAA 2005-PRESENT
Francesco Barbera...................................2007, ‘08
James Benedetti.......................................1999, ‘00
Butch Benford..........................................1986
Brian Boestler..........................................1997
Steve Bodine............................................1992
Raymond Buck........................................2006
Juan Calvo................................................1992
Matt Campion.........................................1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01
Filipe Carvalho........................................2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08
Damian Chamorro..................................2005
Michael Clarke........................................2007
Brent Conner...........................................1998
Tracy Crouch...........................................1993
Arash Derakhshan..................................2004
Matt Domenick.......................................2001, ‘02
Craig Dunn..............................................1995, ‘96
Denny Faircloth.......................................1997
Alberto Franco.........................................2004
Keith Gispert............................................1998
John Gomez.............................................1994, ‘95*
Joey Grigsby.............................................2004
Paulo Gutierrez.......................................2004, ‘05, ‘06
Jamie Hargather......................................2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04
Mohammed Harruna.............................2001
Pail Holjak................................................1994, ‘95, ‘96
Vincent Houben......................................1993
Neil Howe.................................................1996, ‘97, ‘99
Christopher Howie.................................2007
Jamin Hujik..............................................1995
Brandon Jenkins......................................1996
Jeremy Johnson.......................................2004
Russ Jones.................................................2006
Donald Kirkland............................... 2008
Dathan Knott...........................................2007
Justin Koehler..........................................1998
Ben Link...................................................2005
Eduardo Liza............................................2007, ‘08
CONFERENCE AWARDS
SUN BELT (1977-80)
TAAC/ A-SUN (1983-2004)
CAA (2005-PRESENT)
First Team All-Conf erence
Stephen Adams........................................2003
Tom Bernadi............................................1989, ‘90
Adam Boyer.............................................1988, ‘89
John Boyle................................................1987
Mike Brashears........................................1992
Felipe Carvalho.......................................2008
Diego Casa...............................................1985, ‘86, ‘87
Danny Clavijo..........................................1980
David Coe................................................1991
Robbie Colcord.......................................1977
Tracy Crouch...........................................1990, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93
Tony DiPierdomenico............................1987, ‘88
Greg Gibbs...............................................1987, ‘88, ‘89
Greg Goodson.........................................1983, ‘84
Charlie Gottlinger...................................1986
Terrance Johnson....................................2000
Jeff Leach..................................................1978, ‘80
Gary Levengood......................................1978
Josh Littleton............................................1997
Keith Mainland........................................1983, ‘85
Ty Martin.................................................1978, ‘80
Armin Marquez.......................................2003, ‘04
Bill McLatchie..........................................1989
Bobby Moody...........................................1977, ‘78
Scott Mora................................................2000
Henry Musey............................................1984, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87
Daymon Roshan......................................1988
Jonathan Scraggs.....................................2001
Notes: In 2004 Georgia State set its
all-time high with 14 student-athletes
earning All-CAA Academic Honors.
Tim Lonergan..........................................2007
Iain MacGowan.......................................2007
Scott MacKenzie......................................1994, ‘95, ‘97
Armin Marquez.......................................2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05
Darren McKune.......................................1997, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00
Brendon Minors......................................2000
Brian Mitchell..........................................2000
Tarek Mokhtar.........................................2004
Scott Mora................................................1997, ‘99
Tobias Nagy..............................................2006, ‘07, ‘08
Brian Noblitt............................................1995
Floreal Pedrazo........................................2006, ‘07
Vince Perri...............................................1994, ‘95
David Prescod..........................................1998
Jason Rivers..............................................2004
Will Schweigert..................................2008
Jason Seeby...............................................1992
Aaron Shepard.........................................2004, ‘05*, ‘06
D.J. Stewart...............................................1999
Josh Swank...............................................2006
Weiss Tahmass.........................................2004
Justin Thompson.....................................1999
Grayson Torbush.....................................1993
Josh Towns...............................................1998
Joe Trolan.................................................1996
Kyle Uhlis.................................................1997, ‘99
Walter Valesky.........................................1998, ‘99*
Alberto Villarreal....................................2006
Chad Wainwright................................... 2003, ‘04
Linus Warendh........................................2007, ‘08
Scott Warren............................................2002
Scott Weeman.........................................1992
Ricky Wells...............................................2004
Eric Wendt...............................................1995
Ben Wood.................................................1996, ‘97, ‘98
J.B. Wood..................................................2002, ‘03
Martin Zaluk............................................2006
Jim Siracusa.............................................1977
Steve Speeler.............................................1984
Rodney Thomas.......................................1983, ‘84, ‘85
Grayson Torbush.....................................1988
Kyle Uhlis.................................................2000
David Waters...........................................1983
Rick Wolff.................................................1990, ‘91
Doug Yearwood.......................................1983, ‘84
Second Team All-Conf erence
Stephen Adams........................................2002
Joe Devito.................................................2008
Adrian Ganson........................................1992
Keith Gispert............................................1996, ‘98
Paul Leyva................................................2000
Ben Link...................................................2004
Scott MacKenzie......................................1994, ‘95, ‘96
Scott Mora................................................1999
Jimmy Nardello.......................................1999
Jon Nielson...............................................1996, ‘98
Justin Towns.............................................2003
Kyle Uhlis.................................................1997, ‘99
Scott Weeman..........................................1991, ‘93
Martin Zaluk............................................2006
Third Team All-Conf erence
Brian Boerstler.........................................1998
Paul Leyva................................................1998
Scott Mora................................................1997, ‘98
Walter Valesky.........................................1998
2009 Men’s Soccer
Notes: Only five students-athletes
have been named to the All-CAA
Academic team all four seasons.
Matt Campion 1998-01, Filipe
Carvalho 2005-08, Jamie Hargather 2001-04, Armin Marquez
2002-05, Darren McKune 1997-00.
* Pictured above Head Coach of the Panthers
Kerem Daser and the top two all-time career
goal leaders for GSU. Doug Yearwood (198385), second in goals (59) on the left and two-time
TAAC player of the year Henry Musey (1985-87)
on the right, sits atop as the number one goal
scorer with 69 in his career.
Honorable Mention
Mohammed El-Khamissy......................1999
Darren McKune.......................................1996
Wes Meadows..........................................1999
Todd Mordecai........................................1995
Stephen Phillips.......................................1996
Walter Valesky.........................................1999
PLAYER OF THE
YEAR
Scott Mora (co-player)...........................2000
Henry Musey............................................1985, ‘86
TOURNAMENT MVP
Darren McKune.......................................1997, ‘00
*All-Freshman Team
Stephen Adams........................................2000
Uche Asika...............................................2000
Bryce Boggs.............................................2002
Filipe Carvalho........................................2005
Joey Grigsby.............................................2003
Dathan Knott...........................................2005
Chris Mahaffey........................................2003
Armin Marquez.......................................2002
Jamie Hargather.......................................2001
Terrance Johnson....................................2000
Aaron Shepherd......................................2004
*Conference has announced Freshman Team since
2000.
All-Tour nament Team
Daniel Ely-Kelso......................................2000
Keith Gispert............................................1997
Paulo Gutierrez........................................2004
Pail Leyva.................................................2000
Josh Littleton............................................1997
Darren McKune......................................1997, ‘00
Scott Mora................................................1997, ‘99,
‘00
Kyle Uhlis.................................................2000
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S E A S O N - B Y- S E A S O N
RESULTS
1967 (7-2) Georgia Soccer League
Head Coach: Costas Alexandrides
.............. Georgia Tech.....................W......2-0
.............. Emory.................................W......9-4
.............. Lockheed............................W......3-2
.............. Atl. Soccer Club................W......5-2
.............. Ben Hill..............................W......4-2
.............. Roswell...............................W......4-2
.............. Lockheed............................W......3-2
.............. Georgia...............................L........2-3
.............. Hispanic Club...................L........1-2
1968 (6-3-1) NCAA DI
Head Coach: Costas Alexandrides
.............. Furman...............................W......4-2
.............. Stetson................................L........2-3
.............. Jacksonville........................L........3-4
.............. Ga. St.-Milledgeville.........W......9-0
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......4-1
.............. Rollins................................T........1-1
.............. Clemson.............................L........0-2
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......3-2
.............. Georgia Tech.....................W......2-1
1969 (5-5)
Head Coach: Stoney Burgess
.............. Citadel................................W......4-2
.............. Furman...............................W......8-0
.............. Florida Southern...............L........2-3
.............. Jacksonville........................L........1-4
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......5-2
.............. Clemson.............................L........1-4
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......4-0
.............. Tennessee...........................W......5-3
.............. Vanderbilt..........................L........1-2
.............. Carson-Newman...............L........1-2
1970 (9-4-1)
.............. Suwanee.............................W......4-0
.............. Clemson.............................L........1-7
.............. Citadel................................W......5-2
.............. South Florida.....................L........0-12
.............. Florida Southern...............L........1-2
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......9-1
.............. Erskine...............................T........2-2
.............. Berry...................................W......2-1
.............. Emory.................................L........2-3
.............. West Georgia.....................W......2-0
.............. Furman...............................W......4-0
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......5-1
.............. West Georgia.....................W......4-0
1971 (12-4)
N/A
1972 (12-5)
N/A
1973 (7-7-1)
N/A
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1974 (8-8-1)
.............. Citadel................................L........2-4
.............. Charleston.........................W......8-1
.............. Berry...................................W......1-0
.............. Appalachian St..................L........0-7
.............. Emory.................................L........1-2
.............. Ala. -Huntsville.................L........2-3
.............. Mercer-Atlanta..................W......9-1
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......3-0
.............. Mercer................................W......3-1
.............. Emory.................................L........1-4
.............. Mercer................................W......6-3
.............. Ala. -Huntsville.................L........2-3
.............. Berry...................................L........1-5
.............. Southern Tech...................W......2-1
.............. Oglethorpe.........................T........2-2
.............. Jacksonville........................L........1-2
.............. Stetson................................W......3-2
1975 (12-3)
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......8-3
.............. Citadel................................W......2-1
.............. Charleston.........................W......6-2
.............. Southern Tech...................W......15-0
.............. Emory.................................W......2-1
.............. Appalachian St..................L........1-2
.............. Ala. -Huntsville.................W......5-0
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......8-0
.............. Mercer................................W......10-0
.............. Emory.................................L........1-2
.............. Southern Tech...................W......12-0
.............. Ala.-Huntsville..................W......2-0
.............. Mercer................................W......13-0
.............. Florida Tech.......................L........0-3
.............. Charleston.........................W......1-0
1976 (9-3-1) 2nd Place Sun Belt
Head Coach: Scottie O’Neill
.............. Stetson................................W......2-1
.............. South Florida.....................L........1-6
.............. Emory.................................W......2-1
.............. Rollins................................L........0-4
.............. Citadel................................T........1-1
.............. Stetson................................W......2-1
.............. Mercer................................W......6-2
.............. Emory.................................W......2-1
.............. Oglethorpe.........................Ff.......0-0
.............. Eckerd................................W......1-0
.............. Jacksonville........................W......4-3
.............. South Florida.....................L........1-6
1977 (9-4-0)
.............. Eckerd................................W......2-1
.............. Stetson................................W......1-0
.............. Eckerd................................W......2-0
.............. Rollins................................L........0-1
.............. Mercer................................W......9-0
.............. Stetson................................L........0-1
.............. Mercer................................W......14-0
.............. Furman...............................W......7-1
.............. Emory.................................W......1-0
.............. Emory.................................L........1-2
.............. Oglethorpe.........................W......4-1
.............. Jacksonville........................L........1-2
.............. UNC-Charlotte.................W......5-0
1978 (10-5) 2nd Place Sun Belt
.............. South Carolina..................W......2-0
.............. Jacksonville#......................L........1-2
N/A
1979 (11-8)
.............. Eckerd................................L........0-2
.............. Alabama A&M..................L........0-3
.............. South Carolina..................L........1-4
.............. FIU......................................L........0-2
.............. UAB....................................W......3-1
.............. Southwestern La...............W......5-0
.............. South Alabama..................W......3-0
.............. Clemson.............................L........1-5
.............. Baptist.................................W......1-0
.............. South Alabama..................W......5-0
.............. Davidson............................W......7-1
.............. UNC-Charlotte.................W......2-0
.............. Vanderbilt..........................W......3-1
.............. UAB....................................W......6-0
.............. Valdosta St.........................W......6-0
.............. Stetson................................W......3-0
.............. Rollins................................L........1-3
.............. VCU....................................L........0-1
.............. Emory.................................L........1-2
1980 (15-6)
.............Alabama A&M....................L........0-5
.............. Vanderbilt..........................W......3-0
.............. Clemson.............................L........0-5
.............. Wake Forest.......................W......4-1
.............. Furman...............................W......2-1
.............. UAB....................................W......5-2
.............. UNC Charlotte..................W......3-1
.............. Valdosta State....................W......7-0
.............. Baptist College..................W......2-1
.............. Berry...................................L........3-2
.............. Georgia Southern.............W......3-0
.............. Southwestern Tenn...........W......4-1
.............. Eckerd................................W......5-2
.............. Erskine...............................L........0-2
.............. Mercer................................W......9-0
.............. UAB....................................W......3-1
.............. Coastal Carolina...............L........0-1
.............. Emory.................................W......3-2
.............. South Alabama..................W......3-1
.............. Jacksonville........................W......4-0
.............. South Florida.....................L........1-2
1981 (13-1-2)
.............. Clemson.............................L........1-4
.............. Alabama A&M..................T........0-0
.............. Berea...................................W......3-0
.............. UT Chattanooga...............W......3-0
.............. Furman...............................W......5-1
.............. Baptist College..................W......3-0
.............. Coastal Carolina...............W......3-2
RESULTS
.............. Emory.................................W......4-2
.............. Georgia Southern.............W......4-0
.............. Armstrong State................W......6-0
.............. Erskine College.................W......1-0
.............. UAB....................................W......7-0
.............. Berry College.....................T........2-2
.............. USC-Spartanburg.............W......3-2
.............. Mercer................................W......3-0
1982 (13-7)
N/A
1983 (16-6, 2-0 TAAC) Won TAAC
Championship
.............. Emory University..............W......6-1
.............. Georgia College.................W......7-0
.............. N.C. State...........................L........2-6
.............. North Carolina..................L........0-7
.............. Mercer-Macon..................W......2-0
.............. UNC-Greensboro.............L........0-2
.............. Fla. International..............L........2-3
.............. Seattle Pacific.....................L........1-2
.............. UNC-Wilmington............W......5-3
.............. Evansville...........................W......2-1
.............. Berry College.....................W......3-1
.............. Vanderbilt..........................W......4-0
.............. Memphis State...................W......3-0
.............. UAB....................................W......6-0
.............. Kennesaw...........................W......9-0
.............. Randolph Macon..............L........1-2
.............. Erskine...............................WF....0-0
.............. Baptist.................................W......2-1
.............. Georgia Southern*............W......2-1
11/04..... Samford#............................W......11-0
11/05..... Mercer#..............................W......1-0
11/12..... Houston Baptist................W......1-0
1984 (18-4, 2-0 TAAC)
9/01 Erskine
W 6-1
9/07 vs. Campbell!
W 7-0
9/08 at UNC-Wilmington! L 2-6
9/15 vs. Millsaps^
L 0-7
9/16 vs. Washington-Lee^ W 10-0
9/22 USC-Spartanburg%
L 0-2
9/23 Jacksonville%
L 2-3
9/27 Berry
L 1-2
9/29 at Mercer*
W 5-3
10/01 at South Florida
W 2-1
10/03 at Rollins
W 3-1
10/06 Tennessee
W 4-0
10/07 Memphis State
W 3-0
10/13 at Kennesaw
W 6-0
10/14 Davidson
W 9-0
10/20 Vanderbilt
L 1-2
10/21 Georgia Southern*
F 0-0
10/26 UAB
W 7-0
10/30 Emory
W 2-1
11/01..... Samford#............................FW....0-0
11/02..... Mercer#..............................W......5-1
11/09..... Houston Baptist#..............L........1-2 (ot)
! – UNC-Wilmington Port City Classic
(Wilmington, NC)
^ - Emory Tournament (Atlanta, GA)
% - Georgia State Days Inn Tournament
(Atlanta, GA)
# - Trans America Athletic Conference (Atlanta,
GA)
1985 (16-7)
.............. Georgia Southern#...........W......5-0
.............. Stetson#..............................W......5-1
.............. Houston Baptist................L........1-2
GA)
1986 (13-6-2,) Won TAAC Championship
.............. Stetson#..............................W......2-0
.............. Georgia Southern#...........W......4-0
.............. Hardin-Simmons..............W......2-1
# - Trans America Athletic Conference (Abilene,
TX)
1987 (11-6-2) Won TAAC Championship
Head Coach: Hugh Beasley (Need Results)
9/01....... Mercer................................W......2-0
9/05....... vs. Carnegie Mellon!.........W......4-0
9/06....... vs. Case Western!..............W......5-0
9/10....... at Berry...............................L........0-1
9/12....... Maryville^.........................W......4-1
9/13....... UNC-Greensboro.............T........2-2
9/16....... at Clemson.........................L........2-3
9/26....... Rollins................................T........0-0
9/27....... South Carolina..................L........0-4
10/01..... Stetson................................W......3-2
10/03..... at Davidson........................L........0-1
10/07..... at Furman..........................L........2-3
10/10..... at Georgia Southern.........L........0-1
10/16..... at Memphis State...............W......3-1
10/18..... at Vanderbilt......................W......2-1
10/28..... Emory.................................W......2-1
11/01..... Stetson#..............................W......5-4
11/02..... Ga. Southern#...................W......1-0
11/03..... Centenary#........................W......2-0
! – Emory Tournament (Atlanta, GA)
^ - Georgia State Tournament (Atlanta, GA)
# - Trans America Athletic Conference
1988 (8-7-3)
Head Coach: Hugh Beasley
10/28..... Ga. Southern#...................W......4-1
10/29..... Stetson#..............................T........0-0 (OT)
(GSU wins in pk’s)
11/05..... Centenary#........................L........3-1
N/A
(Shreveport, LA)
1989 (9-12-1, 5-0-1 TAAC)
11/04..... Centenary#........................L........3-4 (OT)
GA)
1991 (4-11-4, 3-2-3 TAAC)
9/07....... at *Fla. International........W......2-0
9/14....... *Stetson..............................W......4-0
9/18....... *Mercer..............................W......5-0
9/22....... at C of Charleston.............L........0-1
9/25....... at Clemson.........................W......4-1
9/28....... *Georgia Southern............T........2-2
10/02..... UAB....................................L........2-3
10/05..... at Vanderbilt......................T........0-0
10/11..... Fla. International*.............L........0-4
10/16..... at Berry...............................W......3-2
10/20..... South Alabama..................L........0-1
10/23..... at Georgia So.*..................L........2-3
10/26..... at Stetson*..........................L........0-1
10/28..... UNC-Asheville..................W......3-1
10/30..... Emory.................................W......2-1
11/02..... at North Carolina..............W......2-1
11/05..... at Mercer*..........................W......5-4
11/09..... Florida International........L........0-2
# - Trans America Athletic Conference (Miami,
FL)
1992 (4-15, 1-4 TAAC)
1993 (6-13, 1-6 TAAC)
9/04....... at Georgia Southern.........L........0-1
9/10....... at Fla International*.........L........0-5
9/12....... at Fla Atlantic*..................L........0-5
9/15....... at Stetson*..........................L........1-3
9/18....... UNC-Ashville....................L........0-3
9/19....... South Alabama..................L........0-5
9/22....... Jacksonville........................W......5-2
9/24....... at Charleston So................W......4-1
9/26....... at The Citadel....................W......4-0
9/29....... at UAB................................W......2-1
10/03..... C of Charleston*...............L........0-2
10/09..... Centenary*.........................L........0-3
10/13..... at Berry...............................L........1-3
10/17..... at Central Florida*............W......2-1
10/20..... Clemson.............................L........0-6
10/23..... USC-Spartanburg.............L........1-5
10/27..... Emory.................................W......4-0
10/30..... Vanderbilt..........................L........1-3
11/03..... Mercer*..............................L........1-3
1994 (7-10, 3-5 TAAC)
Head Coach: Brett Teach
9/03....... Mercer*..............................W......1-0
9/07....... Charleston So....................W......3-0
9/09....... at Centenary*....................W......5-3
9/14....... at UNC Ashville................L........0-3
9/17....... Georgia Southern.............L........1-2
9/19....... Campbell*..........................W......3-1
9/21....... UAB....................................L........3-8
9/25....... at C of Charleston*...........L........0-3
10/02..... C of Charleston*...............L........0-3
10/05..... at Mercer*..........................L........0-2
1990 (15-4, 5-1 TAAC)
N/A
2009 Men’s Soccer
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RESULTS
10/08..... at South Alabama..............L........0-4
10/12..... Berry...................................W......6-0
10/16..... at Vanderbilt......................W......2-1
10/19..... Centenary*.........................L........0-1
10/22..... at Campbell*......................L........3-4
10/30..... at Emory.............................W......4-3
11/02..... at South Carolina..............L........0-6
1995 (7-11-1, 1-7 TAAC)
9/02....... vs. Charleston So.!............W......2-0
9/03....... vs. St. Bonaventure!..........W......2-1
9/07....... at Centenary*....................L........1-2
9/11....... Mercer*..............................W......3-0
9/16....... Campbell*..........................L........0-7
9/20....... South Alabama..................L........0-2
9/24....... at C of Charleston*...........L........2-4
9/27....... at Berry...............................W......2-1
10/01..... C of Charleston*...............L........0-3
10/04..... at Georgia Southern.........T........3-3 (OT)
10/07..... Vanderbilt..........................L........1-2
10/11..... at Mercer*..........................L........2-5
10/14..... at Campbell*......................L........1-2
10/18..... Centenary*.........................L........0-1
10/21..... Wofford^............................W......5-0
10/22..... Depaul^.............................L........1-2
10/26..... UNC Ashville....................W......2-1
10/27..... at UAB................................L........0-3
10/31..... Emory.................................L........0-3
! – Lexington, VA
^ - Georgia State Invitational (Atlanta, GA)
1996 (7-11, 3-5 TAAC)
9/01....... UAB....................................L........1-2
9/04....... at UNC Asheville..............W......2-0
9/08....... at Vanderbilt......................L........4-5
9/11....... at Centenary*....................L........1-2 (OT)
9/17....... Campbell............................L........2-5 (OT)
9/21....... Georgia Southern.............L........2-4
9/24....... at Mercer*..........................W......3-2
9/29....... C of Charleston*...............L........1-6
10/02..... Berry...................................W......1-0
10/06..... at C of Charleston*...........W......2-1
10/12..... at Campbell*......................L........1-2
10/16..... Centenary*.........................W......3-1
10/23..... Mercer*..............................L........1-2
10/26..... at South Florida.................L........1-2
10/27..... vs. Florida Atlantic...........L........1-4
10/30..... at Wofford..........................L........2-3
11/03..... at South Alabama..............W......5-2
11/06..... at Emory.............................W......5-3 (OT)
1997 (9-11-1, 4-3-1 TAAC)
8/29....... Emory.................................W......2-1
8/31....... UNC Asheville..................L........1-2
9/05....... at UNC Greensboro.........L........0-5
9/07....... at North Carolina..............W......2-1
9/10....... at Mercer*..........................W......4-3 (OT)
9/15....... Campbell*..........................L........0-5
9/19....... at Georgia Southern.........L........0-3
9/21....... vs. Alabama A&M............L........3-4 (OT)
9/26....... C of Charleston*...............L........2-3
10/02..... Centenary*.........................W......3-1
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10/06..... at Berry...............................L........3-4 (OT)
10/08..... Mercer*..............................W......3-0
10/15..... at Clemson.........................L........1-6
10/18..... at Campbell*......................W......4-3
10/22..... at C of Charleston*...........L........1-2
10/26..... at Centenary*....................T........2-2 (OT)
10/31..... Belmont..............................W......2-0
11/02..... South Alabama..................L........2-3
11/07..... at No. 19 Jacksonville.......W......1-0
11/08..... at Florida Atlantic.............W......2-0
11/16..... Howard...............................L........2-4
1998 (7-12, 2-5 TAAC)
9/01....... at Emory.............................W......1-0
9/06....... Georgia Southern.............W......2-1
9/12....... vs. Vermont!......................L........1-2 (OT)
9/13....... vs. New Hampshire!.........L........1-3
9/16....... at Campbell*......................L........1-4
9/19....... at Furman..........................L........0-5
9/23....... at Mercer*..........................L........0-1
9/26....... at Central Florida*............L........1-2
9/28....... at Stetson*..........................L........2-4
10/03..... Western Kentucky.............W......3-2 (OT)
10/06..... Berry...................................L........0-3
10/09..... Alabama A&M..................W......3-0
10/12..... Centenary*.........................W......2-1
12/18..... Jacksonville*......................W......1-0
10/23..... Fla. International..............L........1-3
10/25..... Florida Atlantic*...............L........0-3
10/28..... at Belmont.........................W......1-0
10/31..... vs. South Carolina^..........L........0-2
11/01..... vs. C of Charleston^L.......1-6
! – Smith Barney Classic (Burlington, VT)
^ - Nike Invitational (Charleston, SC)
1999 (6-11-1, 3-3 TAAC)
9/03....... vs. Drake!...........................W......1-0
9/05....... vs. UMass!..........................L........2-6
9/08....... C of Charleston.................W......2-1 (OT)
9/12....... Furman...............................L........3-1
9/15....... at UNC Asheville..............W......4-0
9/18....... at Campbell*......................W......5-1
9/22....... at Winthrop.......................L........0-2
9/26....... at Western Ky....................L........2-4
9/29....... Mercer*..............................L........1-2
10/02..... at Florida Atlantic*...........W......2-1
10/05..... at Alabama A&M..............L........1-2
10/13..... at Georgia Southern.........T........3-3
10/17..... UAB....................................L........0-3
10/21..... Stetson*..............................W......3-2
10/23..... UCF*..................................L........0-2
10/31..... at Jacksonville*..................L........1-2 (OT)
11/04..... Florida Atlantic# ..............L........0-5
! – Nike/JU Soccer Tournament (Jacksonville, FL)
(Jacksonville, FL)
2000 (12-9, 4-2 TAAC) TAAC Champions
9/01....... at No. 10 Furman!.............L........0-1 (OT)
9/03....... at Coastal Carolina!..........L........0-6
9/10....... Appalachian State.............L........1-2
9/13....... UNC Asheville..................W......3-2 (OT)
9/15....... Gardner Webb^................W......4-0
9/17....... Navy^.................................L........0-1
9/20....... Alabama A&M..................W......3-1
9/23....... Campbell*..........................W......3-0
9/28....... Jacksonville*......................L........0-3
9/30....... Florida Atlantic*...............W......3-2
10/04..... at Birmingham So.............W......4-2
10/07..... Winthrop...........................W......3-1
10/11..... at No. 9 Clemson..............L........1-3
10/14..... at Mercer*..........................L........1-2
10/19..... at UCF*..............................W......4-1
10/21..... at Stetson*..........................W......2-1
10/25..... Georgia Southern.............W......3-2 (OT)
10/29..... at UAB................................L........1-3
11/03..... vs. Campbell#....................W......1-0
11/04..... vs. Mercer#........................W......1-0
11/11..... Rhode Island.....................L........3-4 (OT)
! – Coastal Carolina Invitational (Conway, SC)
^ - Georgia State Classic (Atlanta, GA)
# - Trans America Athletic Conference (Buies Creek,
NC)
2001 (9-7, 4-3 Atlantic Sun)
9/05....... at #6 Clemson....................W......2-1
9/12....... at Gardner Webb...............W......3-2
9/15....... at Charleston So................DNP
9/19....... Mercer*..............................W......2-1 (2OT)
9/22....... at Campbell*......................W......3-2 (2OT)
9/27....... UCF*..................................L........0-3
9/29....... Stetson*..............................W......2-0
10/04..... at Florida Atlantic*...........L........0-2
10/06..... at Jacksonville*..................L........1-5
10/10..... Birmingham So.................W......5-1
10/12..... vs. North Carolina............L........0-7
10/14..... at UNC Greensboro.........L........0-3
10/17..... USC Aiken.........................W......2-1
10/24..... Brewton Parker.................DNP
10/26..... Alabama A&M..................L........0-5
10/28..... Belmont*............................W......4-1
11/04..... at North Carolina St.........L........1-2
11/07..... at Georgia Southern.........W......3-2(2OT)
2002 (7-10-1, 4-3-1 Atlantic Sun)
8/31....... Lipscomb...........................W......3-1
9/07....... at C of Charleston!............L........1-2 (2OT)
9/08....... vs. Citadel!.........................W......4-0
9/13....... at Old Dominion^............L........1-2
9/15....... vs. William & Mary^........L........0-4
9/20....... at New Mexico%...............L........1-4
9/22....... vs. Air Force%...................W......2-1
9/25....... Gardner-Webb*.................
10/05..... at Belmont*........................W......2-1
10/09..... at Birmingham-So............L........0-1
10/12..... at Mercer*..........................L........0-1(OT)
10/18..... Jacksonville*......................T........1-1(2OT)
10/20..... Florida Atlantic*...............W......2-1
10/25..... at Stetson*..........................W......2-1
10/27..... at UCF*..............................L........1-2
11/03..... UAB....................................L........0-3
11/06..... at Duke...............................L........0-1
11/09..... Campbell*..........................L........1-2 (OT)
11/11..... Gardener Webb.................W......4-1
! – Aaron Olitsky Memorial Classic (Charleston, SC)
^ - ODU Stihl Classic (Norfolk, VA)
% - Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, NM)
RESULTS
2003 (9-6-2, 5-3-1 Atlantic Sun)
8/29....... vs. Appalachian St.............W......3-0
8/30....... at Wofford..........................W......2-0
9/05....... Belmont*............................W......3-2
9/07....... Lipscomb*..........................W......2-0
9/12....... vs. Radford!.......................W......2-0
9/14....... at Virginia Tech!................T........2-2 (2OT)
9/27....... Mercer*..............................L........2-3 (2OT)
10/02..... at Campbell*......................W......3-1
11/01..... Ga. Southern#...................W......5-0
11/02..... Stetson#..............................W......5-1
11/09..... Houston Baptist#..............L........1-2
10/04..... at Gardner Webb*.............L........1-2
10/08..... at Alabama A&M..............L........1-4
10/12..... Georgia Southern.............W......4-3 (OT)
10/16..... at No.14 Coastal CarolinaL.......1-2
10/24..... at Jacksonville*..................T........0-0 (2OT)
10/26..... at Stetson*..........................L........3-4 (OT)
10/31..... UCF*..................................W......1-0 (OT)
11/02..... Florida Atlantic*...............W......2-1
11/13..... at Mercer#..........................L........0-1
! – Virginia Tech Classic (Blackburg, VA)
# - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Macon, GA)
2004 (9-8-1, 6-3 Atlantic Sun)
9/04....... vs. Xavier!..........................W......3-2
9/10....... vs. Cal-Poly^.....................L........1-2
9/12....... vs. Centenary^..................L........1-2
9/17....... Wofford..............................W......4-0
9/23....... Gardner Webb*.................W......3-2
9/25....... Campbell*..........................W......4-1
10/02..... at Mercer*..........................L........1-2 (OT)
10/07..... at Lipscomb*.....................W......4-0
10/09..... at Belmont*........................W......1-0
10/13..... at No. 6 Duke.....................L........0-4
10/17..... at Georgia Southern.........T........1-1 (2OT)
10/22..... Stetson*..............................W......2-0
10/24..... Jacksonville*......................W......3-2
10/29..... at Florida Atlantic*...........L........2-3
10/31..... at UCF*..............................L........1-2
11/05..... Birmingham So.................L........1-2
11/11..... vs. Belmont#......................W......2-1 (OT)
11/12..... vs. UCF#............................L........1-2 (2OT)
! – FIU Diadora Classic (Miami, FL)
^ - Mercer University Invitational (Macon, GA)
# - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Macon, GA)
2005 (6-12, 4-7 CAA)
9/02....... vs. Vanderbilt!...................L........3-4 (OT)
9/03....... vs. W. Michigan!...............L........0-3
9/09....... at Birmingham So^..........L........0-3
9/11....... vs. UAB^............................L........0-7
9/17....... Lipscomb...........................W......5-0
9/23....... vs. Furman%......................L........0-1
9/25....... vs. Wofford%.....................W......3-0
9/30....... William & Mary*..............W......3-2 (2OT)
10/02..... at No. 6 ODU*...................L........0-6
10/07..... James Madison*................L........0-1
10/09..... Va Commonwealth*.........L........0-2
10/14..... at Towson*.........................L........0-3
10/16..... at George Mason*.............W......1-0
10/21..... at Hofstra*..........................L........0-2
10/23..... at Northeastern*...............L........0-2
10/28..... Drexel*...............................W......3-2 (2OT)
10/30..... Delaware*...........................L........0-1
11/05..... UNC Wilmington*...........W......3-2
! – Aaron Olitsky Memorial/Nike Soccer Classic
(Charleston, SC)
^ - Jim ‘N Nick’s/PUMA BSC Classic
(Birmingham, AL)
% - Wofford/adidas Invitational (Spartanburg, SC)
* - denotes conference games
2007 (4-13-1, 1-10 CAA)
8/31....... North Florida........................L.........1-2
9/07....... Wofford..................................T........0-0 (2OT)
9/09....... at Lipscomb...........................W.......4-3
9/14.....vs.Florida Gulf Coast^............L.......2-3
9/16....... vs. Florida Atlantic^..............L........1-3
9/21....... Jacksonville............................W.......3-0
9/23....... at USC-Upstate.....................W.......3-1
10/05..... Towson*..................................L........0-6
10/07..... George Mason*.....................W.......3-0
10/12..... Hofstra*...................................L........0-2
10/14..... Northeastern*.........................L........0-2
10/19..... Drexel*....................................L........0-1
10/21..... Delaware*................................L.......0-2
10/26..... William & Mary*...................L........0-1
10/28..... at Old Dominion*..................L........0-5
11/02..... James Madison*.....................L........1-2
11/04 . VCU*............................L.....0-2
11/08 . UNC Wilmington*...........L.....0-2
^- Florida Atlantic tournament
2006 (1-16, 1-10 CAA)
8/25....... Co. of Charleston..............L........1-2
8/29....... at Clemson.........................L........1-8
9/03....... vs. UNF^............................L........1-2 (OT)
9/04....... at Jacksonville^.................L........0-4
9/16.....vs. E. Illinois%.....................L.......2-4
9/17....... vs. Sacred Heart%.............L........1-3
9/22....... at James Madison*............L........1-2
9/24....... at VCU*..............................W......3-2
9/29....... Towson*.............................L........0-1
10/01..... George Mason*.................L........1-3
10/06..... Hofstra*..............................L........1-2 (2OT)
10/08..... Northeastern*....................L........1-2
10/13..... at Drexel*...........................L........0-1
10/15..... at Delaware*......................L........1-3
10/20..... at William & Mary*..........L........2-4
10/22..... Old Dominion*.................L........0-1
10/27..... at UNC Wilmington*.......L........0-2
^- Jacksonville Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)
%- UW-Green Bay Nike Classic (Green Bay, Wisc.)
2008 (6-8-4, 2-6-3 CAA)
9/1......... at Clemson.............................L.........2-3
9/06....... Presbyterian...........................W.......3-0
9/08....... USC Upstate..........................W.......2-1
9/13.....vs. Alabama A&M#.................L.......1-4
9/14....... at Mercer#.............................W........2-1
9/19....... at Furman$............................T........2-2 (2OT)
9/21....... at Wofford$............................W.......2-0
9/27....... at Hofstra*...............................T........2-2 (2OT)
10/04..... Northeastern*.........................T.......2-2 (2OT)
10/08..... at UNC Wilmington*............L........2-3
10/11..... at Drexel*................................L........1-2 (OT)
10/15..... Old Dominion*......................L........0-1
10/18..... at James Madison*.................L.......0-2
10/22..... VCU*.......................................T........1-1 (2OT)
10/25..... George Mason*......................L........0-2
10/29..... at William & Mary*...............L........0-4
11/01 . Towson*...................................W.......2-0
11/07 . Delaware*................................W.......5-0
#- Mercer Tournament
$- Wofford Tournament
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0 0 9 O P P O N EDrexel
NTS
Nov. 3 at Newark, Del. (3 p.m.)
Oct. 10 in PANTHERSVILLE (1 p.m.)
Location....................................................Newark, Del.
Nickname.......................................................Blue Hens
Conference.........................................Colonial Athletic
Field (Capacity)........Delaware Mini Stadium (2,000)
Head Coach.............................................Bonnie Kenny
Career Record...................................501-348/25 Years
Record at Delaware...............................125-96/7 Years
2008 Overall Record.............................................19-16
2008 Conference Record/Finish....................9-5/T3rd
SID................................................................Eric Zedalis
SID E-mail..........................................zedalis@udel.edu
Web Site..........................................www.bluehens.com
Location.............................................Philadelphia, Pa.
Nickname...........................................................Dragons
Home Venue.................................................Vidas Field
Head Coach...........................Lew Meehl (Temple ‘69)
Career Record........................231-190-53 (25 seasons)
Record at Drexel....................128-138-30 (16 seasons)
2008 Overall Record..............................................6-7-5
2008 Conference Record/Finish.................4-4-3 (8th)
SID............................................................Britt Faulstick
SID E-mail.........................................bef29@drexel.edu
Web Site.................................www.drexeldragons.com
Sept. 20 in PANTHERSVILLE (2 p.m.)
Oct. 24 at Fairfax, Va. (7 p.m.)
Gardner-Webb
George Mason
Location.......................................Boiling Springs, N.C.
Nickname...........................................Runnin’ Bulldogs
Conference......................................................Big South
Field (Capacity).......Greene Harbison Stadium (500)
Head Coach...........................Tony Setzer (Lander ‘86)
Record at Gardner-Webb......................................Same
2008 Overall Record................................................6-12
2008 Conference Record/Finish....................5-3 (3rd)
SID................................................................Kevin Davis
SID E-mail.........................kldavis@gardner-webb.edu
Web Site........................................www.gwusports.com
Location........................................................Fairfax, Va.
Nickname............................................................Patriots
Field (Capacity).........George Mason Stadium (5,000)
Head Coach.............................................Greg Andrulis
Career Record..........................158-96-37 (15 seasons)
Record at George Mason..............24-24-9 (3 seasons)
2008 Overall Record............................................14-7-2
2008 Conference Record/Finish................6-4-1 (3rd)
SID................................................................Jason Risley
SID E-mail...........................................jrisley@gmu.edu
Web Site..........................................www.gomason.com
Aug. 22 in PANTHERSVILLE (3 p.m.)
Sept. 26 in PANTHERSVILLE (7 p.m.)
Hofstra
Georgia Southern (Exhibition)
Location..................................................Statesboro, Ga.
Nickname..............................................................Eagles
Conference.......................................................Southern
Field (Capacity)................................Eagles Field (500)
Head Coach.........Kevin Kennedy (Augusta State ‘95)
Career Record................................24-26-4 (3 seasons)
Record at Georgia Southern.................................Same
2008 Overall Record..............................................8-8-1
2008 Conference Record/Finish...................4-3 (2nd)
SID..........................................................Barrett Gilham
SID E-mail...........bg00251-gw@georgiasouthern.edu
Web Site...................www.georgiasoutherneagles.com
Location..............................................Hempstead, N.Y.
Nickname................................................................Pride
Field (Capacity)........Hofstra Soccer Stadium (1,600)
Head Coach.....Richard Nuttall (Carnegie (U.K.) ‘84)
Record at Hofstra..................................................Same
2008 Overall Record.........................................6-9-4
2008 Conference Record/Finish...............5-3-3 (6th)
SID.....................................................Jeremy Kniffin
SID E-mail................Jeremy.S.Kniffin@hofstra.edu
Web Site....................................www.gohofstra.com
Mercer
James Madison
Sept 11. in PANTHERSVILLE (7 p.m.)
Location............................................Harrisonburg, Va.
Nickname..............................................................Dukes
Field (Capacity).............JMU soocer Complex (1,860)
Head Coach............Tom Martin (Davis & Elkins ‘71)
Record at James Madison.....302-122-43 (23 seasons)
2008 Overall Record..............................................6-9-3
2008 Conference Record/Finish...............3-6-1 (10th)
SID...............................................Milla Sue Wisecarver
SID E-mail......................................wisecams@jmu.edu
Web Site........................................www.jmusports.com
Location........................................................Macon, Ga.
Nickname................................................................Bears
Conference..................................................Atlantic Sun
Field (Capacity)...................................Bear Field (500)
Head Coach...................................Brad Ruzzo (Cincy)
Career Record.......................................................2-11-5
Record at Mercer....................................................Same
2008 Overall Record............................................2-11-5
SID..............................................................
SID E-mail.................................................
Web Site....................................www.mercerbears.com
Northeastern
Oct 3 at Boston, Mass. (6 p.m.)
Location....................................................Boston, Mass.
Nickname...........................................................Huskies
Field (Capacity).........................................Parsons Field
Head Coach........Brian Ainscough (F. Dickinson ‘87)
Record at Northeastern..............26-34-18 (4 seasons)
2008 Overall Record..............................................7-5-9
SID.................................................................Mike Ollen
SID E-mail.......................................mollen@gonu.com
Web Site.................................................www.gonu.com
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North Florida
Old Dominion
Sept. 18 at Jacksonville, Fl. (5 p.m.)
Oct. 14 at Norfolk, Va. (7 p.m.)
Location...............................................Jacksonville, Fla.
Nickname...........................................................Ospreys
Field (Capacity).....................Hodges Stadium (9,300)
Head Coach...................................................Ray Bunch
Record at North Florida........................................Same
2008 Overall Record................................................9-10
2008 Conference Record/Finish....................4-5 (6th)
SID.......................................................Chris Whitehead
SID E-mail...........................chris.whitehead@unf.edu
Web Site...................................www.UNFOspreys.com
Location.....................................................Norfolk, Va.
Nickname........................................................Monarchs
Field...............Old Dominion Soccer Stadium (4,000)
Head Coach...............Alan Dawson (Lock Haven ‘84)
Record at Old Dominion.......138-77-21 (12 seasons)
2008 Overall Record..............................................9-7-3
2008 Conference Record/Finish.............6-4-1 (T2nd)
SID.......................................................Carol Hudson Jr.
SID E-mail.......................................chudson@odu.edu
Web Site........................................www.odusports.com
Sept. 5 at Clinton, S.C. (5 p.m.)
Nov. 1 at Towson, Md. (7 p.m.)
Presbyterian
Location.............................................Spartanburg, S.C.
Nickname........................................................Blue Hose
Conference......................................................Big South
Field (Capacity)..........................Martin Stadium(400)
Head Coach............................Brett Boulware (PC’ 92)
Career Record..............................71-71-16 (9 seasons)
Record at Presbyterian...........................................Same
2008 Overall Record................................................6-12
SID..........................................................A.J. Henderson
SID E-mail.................................ajhenders@presby.edu
Web Site......................................www.gobluehose.com
UAB (Exhibition)
Towson
Location.....................................................Towson, Md.
Nickname...............................................................Tigers
Field................Towson Center Soccer Complex (500)
Head Coach.....Frank Olszewski (Johns Hopkins ‘78)
Record at Towson...................................................Same
2008 Overall Record..............................................8-5-4
SID...................................................................Eric Rhew
SID E-mail......................................erhew@towson.edu
Web Site....................................www.towsontigers.com
UNC Wilmington
Aug. 28 in PANTHERSVILLE (7 p.m.)
Location..................................................Statesboro, Ga.
Nickname.............................................................Blazers
Conference..........................................Conference USA
Field (Capacity)................West Campus Field (2,500)
Head Coach......................Mike Getman (Indiana ‘82)
Record at UAB.......................190-120-26 (17 seasons)
2008 Overall Record............................................6-10-3
2008 Conference Record/Finish................2-5-1 (2nd)
SID.............................................................Aaron Jordan
SID E-mail.........................................jordana@uab.edu
Web Site.................................www.uabsports.cstv.com
Location............................................Wilmington, N.C.
Nickname........................................................Seahawks
Field (Capacity)....................UNCW Soccer Complex
Head Coach.............................................Aidan Heaney
Record at UNC Wilmington...90-91-11 (10 seasons)
2008 Overall Record.......................................10-9-1
2008 Conference Record/Finish...................7-4 (1st)
SID........................................................Tom Riordan
SID E-mail.................................riordant@uncw.edu
Web Site.................................www.uncwsports.com
VCU
USC-Upstate
Sept. 1 at Spartanburg, S.C. (4 p.m.)
Oct 21. at Richmond, Va. (7 p.m.)
Location.............................................Spartanburg, S.C.
Nickname..........................................................Spartans
Field.........County University Soccer Stadium (3,000)
Head Coach............Greg Hooks (South Carolina ‘80)
Record at USC Upstate...........188-72-18 (14 seasons)
2008 Overall Record............................................2-15-1
2008 Conference Record/Finish..............1-7-1 (T9th)
SID.................................................................Bill English
SID E-mail............................benglish@uscupstate.edu
Web Site.......................www.upstatespartans.cstv.com
Location..................................................Richmond, Va.
Nickname................................................................Rams
Field (Capacity).........Sports Beckers Stadium (3,250)
Head Coach....................Tim O’ Sullivan (Eckerd ‘79)
Record at VCU.......................261-216-56 (26 seasons)
2008 Overall Record..............................................8-8-2
SID..........................................................Mitchell Moore
SID E-mail.....................................mooreml3@vcu.edu
Web Site.....................................www.vcuathletics.com
William & Mary
Location............................................Williamsburg, Va.
Nickname................................................................Tribe
Field (Capacity)....................Albert-Daly Field (1,000)
Head Coach.........................Chris Norris (W &M ‘95)
Record at Northeastern.........................................Same
2008 Overall Record............................................11-7-3
2008 Conference Record/Finish.............6-4-1 (T2nd)
SID................................................................Scott Burns
SID E-mail...........................................sburns@wm.edu
Web Site...................................www.tribeathletics.com
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Colonial Athletic
Association
The Colonial Athletic Association celebrates its 25th
Anniversary in 2009-10 with memories of a proud
and storied past and visions of an exciting future.
Regarded as one of the nation’s top collegiate conferences, the CAA encompasses five of the nation’s
nine largest metropolitan areas with a geographic
footprint that stretches from Boston to Atlanta.
The conference has produced 16 national team
champions in five different sports, 33 individual national champions, 12 national players of the year, 12
national coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award
winners. Just as impressive, however, are the honors
accumulated away from competition, which include
five Rhodes Scholars and 20 NCAA post-graduate
scholars. In 2008-09, the CAA had more than 1,700
of the league’s 4,000 student-athletes received the
Commissioner’s Academic Award after posting at least a 3.2 grade point average
while lettering in a varsity sport.The conference ranked in the top 10 in the nation in 12 of its 23 sports in the latest APR report released by the NCAA.
The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority of the East Coast,
and includes six of the nation’s top 25 media marMember Institutions kets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Boston (7),
Atlanta (8), Washington, D.C. (9) and Baltimore
(25).The number of television homes in the CAA
Delaware
market exceeds 20 million.
Drexel
The CAA currently sponsors 23 sports with the
George Mason
addition of a 12-team football league in 2007 and
Georgia State
women’s rowing in 2009. Male athletes compete
Hofstra
for championships in baseball, basketball, cross
James Madison
country, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming
UNC Wilmington
& diving, tennis, track & field and wrestling. FeNortheastern
male athletes battle for conference titles in basOld Dominion
ketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse,
Towson
rowing, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis,
VCU
track & field and volleyball. In 2008-09, 28 teams
William & Mary
earned NCAA Tournament berths and 45 student-athletes received All-America honors.
The conference also excels in many other sports. CAA squads have combined
to win 10 field hockey national titles since the championship began in 1981.
Delaware and Towson have each reached the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s
Lacrosse Championship. Three women’s soccer teams have reached the second
round of the NCAA Tournament for the past two seasons and at least one
men’s soccer team has advanced to the final 16 of the NCAA Championship
in five of the last seven years. In men’s cross country, William & Mary placed
16th nationally as a team in 2008 and Georgia State’s Mark Steeds earned AllAmerica status after a 12th-place individual effort. On the mat, ODU’s Ryan
Williams was one of three wrestling All-Americans after finishing as the national
runner-up at 141 pounds. The CAA has sent multiple teams to the NCAA
Baseball Championship in nine of the last 12 years and has had 12 or more
players selected in the last seven Major League Baseball drafts. The conference
also boasts numerous All-Americans in tennis, golf, track and field and swimming
and diving.
CAA member institutions are committed to excellence in the classroom. The
Colonial Academic Alliance was created in 2002 by the league’s presidents with
a goal of expanding their partnership to all aspects of university life outside of
intercollegiate athletics. Among the programs already established are an undergraduate research conference, coordination of study abroad programs and
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granting visiting academic status to student-athletes
traveling to an away contest so that they have access
to libraries, academic resource centers and computer labs.
In 2002, two faculty members from CAA institutions
were awarded academia’s most coveted distinction
– the Nobel Prize. John B. Fenn, a research professor
in the Department of Chemistry at Virginia Commonwealth University, received the Nobel Prize for
chemistry, and Vernon Smith, a professor of economics and law at George Mason University, shared the
Nobel Prize in economic sciences.
Commissioner Thomas E.Yeager has guided the CAA
since its inception. The conference traces its roots
back to 1983 when three of its current membersGeorge Mason University, James Madison University, and the College of William and Mary - were aligned with East Carolina University, the United States
Naval Academy and the University of Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC
South). During the next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two
new members (the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and American
University) and decided to form a new association. The transformation from ECAC South to
CAA took place on June 6, 1985.
Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilmington and William and Mary
were joined by Old Dominion University in
1991 and by Virginia Commonwealth University in 1995. The conference added the University of Delaware, Drexel University, Hofstra University and Towson University in 2001.
Georgia State University and Northeastern
University became members of the conference
on July 1, 2005.
Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, the CAA
takes great pride in producing student-athletes
who stand out on the playing field and in the
classroom.
Commissioner Thomas E.Yeager
CAA Men’s Soccer
Conference History in the NCAA- This was
the 12th time in the past 14 years that the
CAA placed at least two teams in the NCAA
Men’s Soccer Championship field. Both
George Mason and William & Mary in 2009
won first-round matches, but the CAA failed
to put a team into the third round for just the
second time in the past seven seasons.
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