Men`s Soccer 2008 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 ................................... 12
Player Bios............................................................... 13
Seniors ........................................................ 14
Juniors .......................................................... 18
Sophomores ................................................. 18
Newcomers .................................................... 20
Season Review, Statistics, All-time Results ................... 22
2007 Season Review ........................................ 23
2008 Alumni Game........................................... 25
2007 Statistics ............................................... 26
All-time Panther Roster ................................... 27
Tournament History ........................................ 28
All-time Records ............................................. 29
Season-by-Season Results ............................... 31
Georgia State Athletics .............................................. 35
This is Georgia State ........................................ 36
The Mary McElroy File ...................................... 38
Academics/ Panther Promise ............................. 40
The CAA ....................................................... 41
Georgia State Facilities ..................................... 42
Panthers in the Pros .......................................... 44
Student-Athlete Housing ................................... 45
This is Atlanta .............................................. 47
QUICK FACTS
SPORTS COMMUNICATION
DEPARTMENT
Associate A.D. ................ Allison George
E-Mail................... ageorge@gsu.edu
Office Phone................404-413-4032
Assistant A.D. ............... Charlie Taylor
E-Mail..................... ctaylor@gsu.edu
Office Phone................ 404-413- 4031
Assistant SID ...................Mike Holmes
E-Mail
...............................
TBA
Office Phone .................404-413-4033
Soccer Contact ...............Lauren Lamb
E-Mail ............athlal@langate.gsu.edu
Office Phone................. 404-413-4034
Cell Phone .................... 404-271 -7234
Fax............................ 404-413-4035
MEN’S SOCCER
SID INFORMATION
Lauren Lamb enters her first year
as a graduate assistant in the
sports communications office at
Georgia State University. She will
serve as the primary contact for
men’s soccer and softball. Lamb
previously worked as a graduate
assistant
in
the
marketing
department at State and as a
marketing and promotions intern at Florida State
University. The Chicago native earned a bachelor’s
degree in Communications from Florida State
University in 2007 and is pursuing a master’s in
sport administration at Georgia State.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
2007 record ....................... 4-13-1
2007 CAA finish .................. 1-10-0
Returning Players ..................... 11
Newcomers .............................. 7
First Year of Program ............. 1968
All-Time Record .......... 365-317-31
Conference Championships .........5
Last Conference Championship.......
.......................................... 2000
Last NCAA Appearance ......... 2000
GEORGIASTATE
SPORTS.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 2008 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 Deandra Duggans and edited by
Lauren Lamb. Special thanks to
Charlie Taylor and Allison George
for their assistance and all previous
SIDs for their records.
ABOUT GEORGIA STATE
Georgia State University is one of
the nation’s leading urban-research
universities and is the second largest of
the 35 universities in Georgia. Located
in the heart of downtown Atlanta, Ga.,
State prides itself on its diversity, array
of degrees, nationally-ranked programs
and Panthers Athletics.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location .......................... Atlanta, Ga
Founded .................................. 1913
Enrollment ............................ 28,000
Mascot ................................ Panthers
Colors ............................. Blue & White
Affiliation ..................... NCAA Division I
Conference............................... CAA
Colonial Athletic Association
President............. Dr. Carl V. Patton
Athletic Director...............Mary McElroy
Facility.... Panthersville Athletics Complex
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach................... Kerem Daser
Alma Mater .................. Wake Forest ‘95
Phone ......................... 404-413-4074
E-mail Address..................................
.....................athkrd@langate.gsu.edu
Assistant Coach ............ Brett Surrency
E-mail Address .................................
..................athbasx@langate.gsu.edu
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
No.
Name
1
2
3
ROSTER
Pos.
Ht.
Yr. Hometown(Prev. School)
Walldorff, Zachary GK 6-2 Fr.
Clarke, Michael D 5-11
So. Grayson, GA (Brookwood HS)
Sumpter, Spenser D 6-2 Sr.
Avondale Estates, Ga. (Chamblee HS)
Chamblee, GA (Chamblee HS)
4
Nagy, Tobias D 6-2 Sr.
Goddelsheim, Germany (Auburn-Montgomery)
5
Barbera, Francesco D 6-1 Sr.
Vina del Mar, Chile (The Mackay School)
Joey Syfert
MF/D
6-1
So. Kennesaw, GA (Reinhardt College)
6
7
Warendh, Linus MF 5-10 Sr.
Alpharetta, Ga. (South Forsyth HS)
8
Castaldo, Joe MF 5-10 So. Atlanta, GA (North Druid Hills HS)
10
DeVito, Joe MF 5-9 Sr.
Marietta, Ga. (Kell HS)
13
Kirkland, Donald D/MF 5-9 Jr.
McDonough, GA (Eagle’s Landing HS)
14
Minyono, Stephan MF/F 6-4
Jr.
Austell, GA (South Cobb HS)
16
Peacos, Christopher D 6-1 Fr.
Roswell, GA (Roswell HS)
18
Hamilton, Jacob D 6-2 Fr.
Cumming, GA (North Forsyth HS)
20
Liza, Eduardo MF 5-6
Sr.
Lima, Peru (Georgia Perimeter)
21
Cummins, Brett D 6-1 Jr.
Powder Springs, GA (Kennesaw Mountain HS)
22
Lumpkin, Kunle M 5-10 Fr.
Marietta, GA (Sprayberry High School HS)
23
Carvalho, Filipe GK 6-2
Sr.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Zico Academy)
30
Knott, Dathan F 6-1 Sr. Chamblee, Ga. (Chamblee HS)
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
COACHING STAFF
Tobias Nagy
TOE-bee-us NA-gee
Francesco Barbera Ulrich UL-rick
Linus Warendh
LEE-nus WAR-endth
Eduardo Liza
LEE-za
Filipe Carvalho
FI-lee-PAY CAR-val-HO
Ayokunle Lumpkin
KOON-lay
Stephan Minyono
Stef-FAHN Men-yo-no
Kerem Daser
Arturo Norambueno
Gaucho Pinho
Head Coach: Kerem Daser (Wake Forest, ‘95)
Asst. Coach: Brett Surrency (Jacksonville, ‘04)
Asst. Coach: Arturo Norambuena
Goalkeeper Coach: Gaucho Pinho
Athletic Trainer: Ashley Raymond
Da-sheer
Nor-ram-bwen-no
Gow-cho Pen-ho
GEOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND
Georgia (8)
Alpharetta
Linus Warendh
Atlanta
Joe Castaldo
Austell
Stephan Minyono
Avondale Estates
Spenser Sumpter
Chamblee
Dathan Knott
Zachary Walldorf
Cumming
Jacob Hamilton
Grayson
Michael Clarke
Kennesaw
Joey Syfert
Marietta
Joe Devito
Ayokunle Lumpkin
McDonough
Donald Kirkland
Powder Springs
Brett Cummins
Roswell
Christopher Peacos
Brazil (1)
Peru (1)
Rio de Janeiro
Filipe Carvalho
Eduardo Liza
Lima
Chile (1)
Vina del Mar
Francesco Barbera
Germany (1)
Goddelsheim
Tobias Nagy
Stone Mountain
Dathan Knott
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY
2008 SCHEDULE
Date
Time
Opponent
Location
Aug. 16
3:00 p.m.
Georgia Southern (Exhibition)
Statesboro, GA
Aug. 23
8:00 p.m.
UAB (Exhibition)
Birmingham, AL
Sept. 1
7:00 p.m.
Clemson
Clemson, SC
Sept. 6
2:00 p.m.
PRESBYTERIAN
PANTHERSVILLE
Sept. 8
4:00 p.m.
USC UPSTATE
PANTHERSVILLE
Sept. 13
4:30 p.m.
Alabama A&M#
Macon, GA
Sept. 14
3:00 p.m.
Mercer#
Macon, GA
Sept. 19
5:00 p.m.
Furman$
Spartanburg, SC
Sept. 21
3:30 p.m.
Wofford$
Spartanburg, SC
Sept. 27
7:00 p.m.
Hofstra*
Hempstead, NY
Oct. 4
2:00 p.m.
NORTHEASTERN*
PANTHERSVILLE
Oct. 8
7:00 p.m.
UNC Wilmington*
Wilmington, NC
Oct. 11
1:00 p.m.
Drexel*
Philadelphia, PA
Oct. 15
3:00 p.m.
OLD DOMINION*
PANTHERSVILLE
Oct. 18
7:00 p.m.
James Madison*
Harrisonburg, VA
Oct. 22
7:00 p.m.
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH* PANTHERSVILLE
Oct. 25
7:00 p.m.
GEORGE MASON*
PANTHERSVILLE
Oct. 29
7:00 p.m.
William and Mary*
Williamsburg, VA
Nov. 1
2:00 p.m.
TOWSON*
PANTHERSVILLE
Nov. 7
3:00 p.m.
DELAWARE*
PANTHERSVILLE
CAA Tournament
Virginia Beach, VA
Nov. 11-16 TBA
All games are EST
Home games are in bold/CAPS
* CAA game
# Mercer Tournament
$ Wofford Tournament
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
2008 SEASON OUTLOOK
The Georgia State men’s soccer team will look to rebound
off its 4-11 2007 season with the help of 11 returners
and the addition of seven new players to add depth to its
roster. According to head coach Kerem Daser, the key to
improvement and success this season rests in the hands
of the team, rather than one key player. With the loss
of State’s leading scorer, Floreal Pedrazo, the Panthers
have worked on defending, transitioning, attacking,
finishing, and making a presence on the field during the
offseason. “We are looking to have a successful season
with great leadership on the field,” said Daser. “In order
to be winners, you have to have three things: the head,
the heart, and the feet. The head is the soccer mind, the
heart is the willingness to play and be competitive, and
the feet include all the technical skills in soccer. If we
can have all three of those things, we will have a good
season.”
Returners
The Panthers return 11 players for the 2008 season, losing
only five players, including leading scorer, Floreal Pedrazo
and starter, Justin Davis. Of the 11 returners, eight are
seniors and all saw significant action last season for the
Panthers. “Our most successful seasons at Georgia State
were in 1997, 2000, and 2004, and in all three of those
years, our team was dominated by seniors. So, I think our
large group of seniors will have a positive impact. They
are all special and bring something different to the field
and we will look for them to be leaders and set examples
for our newcomers on and off the field,” said Daser.
Newcomers
State has added a recruiting class of seven enthusiastic
and talented players. The combination of raw and diverse
talent allows for competition at every position. Many of
the newcomers will bring an impact off the bench while
some will battle for starting positions. Stephan Minyono
is a six-foot-five transfer forward from the University of
Evansville and also has experience at the ODP level as a
member of the south regional team. Christopher Peacos,
a freshman defender from Roswell, Ga., was one of the
top defenders in the country out of last year’s class and
played for the Concorde Soccer Club, which is a part of
the US Developmental Academy and has won many state
and regional cups. He has matched up against some of
the top players in the country and brings a great deal of
experience to the team. Jacob Hamilton, a freshman from
Cumming, Ga. and former member of the RPL Norcross
Fury team, will see action at the forward position.
Zachary Walldorf is a freshman from Chamblee High
School in Chamblee, Ga., and will back Filipe Carvalho at
the goalkeeper position. Ayokunle Lumpkin, a freshman
from Marietta, Ga., will assist the forward, helping to set
up and score goals. Donald Kirkland (McDonough, Ga.)
and Joey Syfert (Kennesaw, Ga.) will add depth to the
team, splitting time between the defender and midfield
positions.
Goal Keepers
Goalkeeper Filipe Carvalho returns as a starter at the
goalkeeper position with 317 career saves. Carvalho,
who finished the 2007 season ranked No. 6 in the NCAA
in saves, is expected to have a stellar season in his final
year as a Panther. As co-captain, he will be a leader on
the field and serve as a mentor for newcomer Zachary
Walldorf.
Defenders
State will return five experienced defenders, including
seniors Spenser Sumpter, Francesco Barbera, and Tobias
Nagy. Sumpter, a three-year starter, will continue to lead
the backfield as a defender with his great soccer mind
and first touch on the ball. Sophomore Michael Clarke
also returns and is expected to add great athleticism
at the central position. Peacos, Hamilton, Nagy, and
Barbera will also complement the position, adding talent,
size, and presence.
Midfielders
Four players return at the midfield position, including
seniors Linus Warendh, Joe DeVito, and Eduardo Liza.
DeVito had an outstanding 2007 season, but struggled
with injuries during the second half of the season. He
played for the Atlanta Silverbacks PDL team during
the summer and improved his ball handling techniques
to complement his breakaway speed.
Liza moves
from center midfield to side midfield where he is more
comfortable and more efficient. He is crafty with the ball
and unpredictable and will be needed to set up and score
goals this season. Linus and Kirkland will add an impact
on the attacking side while newcomer Lumpkin will add a
spark off the bench.
Forwards
Leading the helm at the defending position is senior
Dathan Knott with help from Nagy and Minyono. Daser
will look to Knott to fill in as a scorer. He has dealt with
injuries over his career, but has had a great spring season
and returns fully healthy. Nagy scored two goals last
season and will be another option as a scorer off the
bench. Freshman Kunle Lumpkin has the ability to score
big goals and will be a great complement to play beside
Dathan Knott.
The Schedule
The 18-game regular-season schedule opens on the road
with a rematch of last year’s exhibition game against
Clemson where the Panthers held off the Tigers for a 1-0
victory. The Panthers then return home for a two-match
home stand against Presbyterian on Sept. 6 and USC
Upstate on Sept. 8.
The Panthers will hit the road for a five-game road trip,
participating in two tournaments at Mercer and Wofford,
facing Alabama A&M on Sept. 13 and rounding out
competition at the Mercer Tournament with a match against
Mercer on Sept. 14. State then travels to Spartanburg,
S.C. to take on Furman and Wofford Sept. 19 and 21 in
the Wofford Tournament. The five-game road trip ends
with a CAA opener against Hofstra in Hempstead, N.Y.
on Sept. 27.
State will take on its CAA foe, Northeastern at home on
Oct. 4 before getting back on the road for two straight
CAA matches against UNCW and Drexel. The Panthers will
host the 2007 CAA Champions, ODU, on Oct. 15 before
traveling to face James Madison on Oct. 18. State returns
home for a pair of conference matches against VCU and
George Mason on Oct. 22 and 25 and travels for its final
road match against William & Mary.
The Panthers return home to play their final two games of
the regular season against Towson and Delaware on Nov.
1 and 7, before preparing for the CAA Tournament, which
will be held Nov. 11-6 in Virginia Beach, Va.
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
HEAD COACH:
KEREM
DASER
Record: 57-81-5
College: Wake Forest, 1995
USSSF “A” Licence
NSCAA National & NSCAA
Advance National Diplomas
Served on the NCAA South
Regional Ranking Committee
in 2004, 2005
Kerem Daser enters his ninth
season as the Georgia State
Panthers head coach and 12th 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 champion. 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.
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 (199697) and for a year at Methodist 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 is
currently the Executive Director for the Forsyth Fusion
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. 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.
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, 3-2. 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). Daser also worked
with Blake Camp who plays for the Atlanta Silverbacks
(A League).
Daser coached Warren Ukah, Zack Kirby, Jonathan
Leathers, and Tomac Charowski from the Georgia ODP ‘85
team. Ukah plays professionally for the USL First Division
Atlanta Silverbacks, Kirby, who was drafted into the MLS,
plays for the Atlanta Silverbacks, and Charowski went on
to play for the U-20 Canadian National team. Jonathan
Leathers played on the US National U-23 team and plays
for the Kansas City Wizards in the MLS.
Coach Daser has also coached Georgia State University
players who have gone on to play professionallyWalter Valesky (Wilmington Hammerheads), Scott Mora
(Greenville Lions), Chris Mahaffey (Atlanta Silverbacks),
and Armin Marquez (Aragua FC- Venezuelan First
Division).
In his 15 year ODP experience with North Carolina
and Georgia ODP (1992-2008), he won two regional
championships with the 1997 ‘83 NC ODP and the 2000
‘85 ODP team. November 2004 he worked as an 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. 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.
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 also volunteers his time
with the Special Olympics and Soccer in the Streets youth
program.
Daser At Georgia State
Year
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
W-L-T
12-9-0
9-7-0 7-10-1 9-6-2 9-8-1 6-12-0
1-16
4-13-1
.Pct
.571 .563
.417
.588
.528
.333
.059
.250
Totals 57-81-5 .416
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
32-52-2
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: 15
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)
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
ASSISTANTCOACHES
BRETT SURRENCY
4TH YEAR
Brett Surrency begins
his fourth year in the
Georgia State men’s
soccer program. He was
promoted to assistant
coach after serving as
a graduate assistant
in 2005 and will 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 All-Atlantic Sun Conference.
During his senior year, he earned First Team
A-Sun All-Conference honors.
He earned
Atlantic Sun Academic All-Conference honors
every year of eligibility.
“Brett was an outstanding player at Jacksonville
University,” commented Daser. He has done
an outstanding job in all areas of the Georgia
State program and is a very loyal and hard
working assistant coach.” In addition to his
coaching responsibilites at Georgia State,
Brett also worked as an assistant to Coach
Kerem 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.
GAUCHO PINHO
5TH YEAR
Gaucho Pinho enters his fifth season as the
goalkeeper coach for the Georgia State men’s
soccer program...Pinho, a native of Brazil,
represented Brazil’s national youth teams
before playing professionally. He holds his
Brazilian professional and youth coaching
licenses and was the director of the Zico
Soccer Club.
Pinho began playing professionally in Brazil
with Flamengo from 1986-93. He went on to
play for Botofago from 1994-95, Nova Iguaci
F.C. in 1996-97 and Zico from 1997-98. Pinho
was a goalkeeper coach for professional teams
in Brazil following his playing career. He played
for Brazil’s national team as a youth player,
earning 15 caps. He has played at Wembley
Stadium, and in Scotland, Northern Ireland,
Wales, Holland, Italy, Japan, and Venezuela.
Pinho was also one of the coordinators for
10
Zico’s Inner City program
that taught soccer and
life skills to inner city
children. He received his
USSF Youth Diploma. He
is the technincal director
for the Forsyth Fusion
Soccer Club. He took the U-14 Diadora United
to the Super Y National Championships. He
also led the Forsyth Fusion U14 team to the
State Championship game. He is a Georgia
ODP 95 goalkeeper coach and also has worked
for the Georgia Amateur ODP teams.
“Pinho has done an unbelievable job as team
speed and agility coach and a great job with
the goalkeepers,” remarked Daser.
“He
developed Filipe into a top goalkeeper, he
always has a smile and is always excited. He
is definitely one of the top goalkeeper coaches
in the country.”
ASSISTANTCOACHES
ARTURO NORAMBUENA
2ND YEAR
Arturo Norambuena enters his
second season as an assistant
coach with the Panthers and
brings a wealth of knowledge
and experience to the post.
Norambuena played professional
soccer in South America for 11
years, most notably for teams in Chile, Argentina and
Puerto Rico, before entering the collegiate coaching
ranks in 2007.
From 2000-2005, Norambuena played professionally
for several teams in the Copa Libertadores league,
including the Universidad Catolica and Cobreloa from
Chile. He also played for Quilmes in Argentina and
the Islanders of Puerto Rico from the United Soccer
Leagues (USL) First Division.
In 2002, Norambuena was the top scorer in the Chilean
League and the top scorer for Universidad Catolica,
leading his team to the Chilean League championship.
He spent two seasons as a member of the Chilean
National Team that played in World Cup qualifying
matches in 2002 and 2006.
Norambuena holds a Chilean license, which he
received from the soccer institute in Chile, to coach
youths in the sport. This summer, he received his
USSF Youth coaching diploma. He is a graduate of
the Universidad Austral of Chile and is currently a
forestry engineer in the Atlanta metro area.
Norambuena assists Georgia State head coach Kerem
Daser at the Forsyth Fusion Soccer Club, helping run
the recreation program and coaching top teams.
“I am definitely excited that Arturo will join us for
his second year,” expressed Daser. “He has great
international experience playing for the Chilean
National team and was the leading scorer in the
Chilean League. He has been a great asset for
our team with our midfielders and forwards in our
attacking third.”
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
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ATHLETICSADMINISTRATION
Dr. Carl Patton
Gail Barksdale
University President
Robert Slavis
Associate Athletic Director
Operations/SWA/Sport Administrator
Keisha Jones
Assistant Athletic Director
Compliance
Kristen Wilkey
Head Athletics Trainer
12
12
Student-Athlete Development
Advisor
Caine Buff
Director of Operations/
Panthersville
Allison George
Associate Athletics Director
Sports Communications
Jamal Terry
Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach
Kevin Olivett
Assistant Athletics Director
Marketing
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
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SENIORS
FILIPE
CARVALHO
23
Year
2007
2006
2005
Totals
GP-GS
16-12
15-15
17-15
48-42
Year
2006
2005
Totals
GP-GS
15-15
17-0
32-15
Carvalho’s Career Stats
MIN
SAV
GA
1414
108
31
1377
96
42
1519
113
31
4310
317
104
SH
0
0
0
G
0
0
0
A
0
1
1
senior
goalkeeper
ht: 6’2 wt: 185 lbs
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil/Zico Academy
GAA
1.97
2.74
1.84
6.55
Pts
0
1
1
SO
2
0
3
5
GW
0
0
0
2007: Finished the season ranked No. 6 in the
nation in saves with 108 in 1,414 minutes of play…
Recorded three shutouts against Jacksonville,
George Mason, and Wofford…Recorded 11 saves
in 1-0 win over then-ranked No. 12 Clemson in the
Panthers’ second exhibition match…Earned firstteam honors for ESPN The Magazine Academic
All-District squad…Was named to the Dean’s List
for the fall 2007 semester and received the CAA
Commissioner’s Academic Award...Competed for
the U-23 PDL Atlanta Silverbacks team in summer
2008.
2006: Led the nation in saves per game with
6.4...Started 15 of 15 games played in goal...
Recorded 96 saves in 1,377 minutes...Recorded a
career-high 15 saves against College of Charleston
(8/25)...Earned 2006-07 Commissioner’s Academic
Award...Earned Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.2
GPA) for fall and Dean’s List (3.5 GPA) for spring.
2005: Earned CAA All-rookie honors...Started
15 of 17 games played...Posted three shutouts
while registering one shutout in the conference...
Recorded a career-high 13 saves twice versus
Furman and at Old Dominion...Had 10 saves
against VCU...Registered five or more saves 12
times... Assisted on the team’s second goal at
Wofford in a 3-0 win...The first Georgia State
goalkeeper in nine years to notch 100+ saves in
a season (113)...Finished third nationally in saves
per game...Named to the CAA All-Rookie Team...
Voted by teammates as the Newcomer of the
Year...Dean’s List and Athletic Director’s Honor
Roll both semesters...Was a CAA Commissioner’s
Academic Award honoree.
Prep: Was best goalkeeper of Rio Cup...Played for
Clube de Regatos do Flamengo...Attended LIPE
School.
Personal: Son of Jose and Maria Freitas Carvalho
of Rio de Janeiro...Has two brothers (Matheus and
Pedro)...Majoring in business administration.
senior
midfielder
ht: 5’9 wt: 150 lbs
Marietta, GA/Kell
2007: Started 16 games at midfielder...Recorded
three goals, two assists, and 12 shots...Ranked
second on the team in goals, third in assists, and
second in shot percentage...Scored the gamewinning goal against Jacksonville to lift the Panthers
to a 3-0 win...Scored two goals and recorded one
assist in 3-0 win over George Mason...Was named
to the 2007 FAU Classic All-Tournament team...
Named team co-captain for the spring season...
Competed for the U-23 PDL Atlanta Silverbacks
team in summer 2008.
2006: Started 16 of 17 games played at
midfield...Scored one goal in a 3-2 win over VCU
(9/24)...Assisted once against Clemson (8/29)...
Earned Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.2 GPA) for
spring.
14
2005: Started all 18 games at midfield...Scored
his only goal of the season in a 3-2 win over
Drexel (10/28)...Posted an assist vs. Lipscomb
(9/17)...One of two players to start all 18 contests
for the Panthers...Was named to the Wofford alltournament team...Earned Athletic Director’s
Honor Roll honors in the spring.
Year
2007
2006
2005
Totals
JOE
DEVITO
10
GP-GS
16-14
17-16
18-18
51-48
Devito’s Career Stats
SH
G
A
12
3
2
28
1
1
20
1
1
60
5
4
Pts
8
3
3
14
GW
1
0
0
1
Prep: Was MVP of the Georgia High School AllStar game when he scored three goals...Played at
Kell High under former Panther Pat Goeckel...Was
team MVP and captain...Played for RPL Silverbacks
Club Team...Lettered two years in cross country
and one in football...Earned a Hope Scholarship
to State.
Personal: Joseph Anthony Devito was born Dec.
30, 1986 to Greg and Linda DeVito...Older brother,
Greg, and younger sister, Christine, also play
soccer...Overcame two knee surgeries, a broken
collarbone, and wrist injury...Majoring in business
administration.
DATHAN
KNOTT
SENIORS
30
Year
2007
2006
2005
Totals
GP-GS
17-10
16-8
18-16
51-34
Knott’s Career Stats
SH
G
A
26
0
1
17
2
1
37
9
2
80
11
4
Pts
1
5
20
26
senior
forward
ht: 6’1 wt: 170 lbs
Stone Mountain, GA/Chamblee
GW
0
0
4
4
2007: Played in 17 games during his junior
campaign...Ranked second on the team in shots
and shots on goal with 26 and 12, respectively...
Credited with the assist in the Panthers’ 1-0
exhibition win over then-ranked No. 12 Clemson...
Helped set up attacks as leading forward on the
field.
2006: Started 8 of 16 games played at forward
for the Panthers...Scored two goals and assisted
on another...Scored one goal against Clemson
(8/29)...Scored one goal against Delaware
(10/15)...Recorded 17 shots on goal.
2005: Notched two goals in his first collegiate
match against Vanderbilt on September 2...Scored
a hat-trick in the 5-0 win over Lipscomb (9/17)...
Recorded four game-winning goals including three
against conference opponents (W&M-9/30; G.
Mason-10/16; Drexel-10/28) ...Started 16 of 18
games...Led the team in six categories including
goals (9), points (20), shots (37), shot percentage
(.243), game winning goals (4) and shots on goal
(17)...Was the only freshman ranked among the
top 10 in the conference in points and points per
game placing 7th overall...Named CAA Rookie of
the Week twice...Received CAA All-Rookie Team
honors...Voted Attacking Most Valuable Player by
fellow teammates.
Prep: Was fourth in DeKalb County in scoring
with 24 goals and was Team MVP at Chamblee
under Coach Neuhaus...Helped club team, AFC
Lightning, to state championship...Received offers
from West Point, UAB and Memphis...Was Honor
Roll student.
Personal: Dathan was born Dec. 28, 1986, to Les
and Doris Knott...Mother was a college volleyball
player...Has younger sister, Britni...Majoring in
business administration.
EDUARDO
LIZA
senior
midfielder
ht: 5’6 wt: 165 lbs
Lima, Peru/Georgia Perimeter JC
2007: Started and played in all 18 games for the
Panthers during his junior campaign...Recorded
one goal on the year against USC Upstate to lift
Panthers to 3-1 win...Ranked third on the team in
shots with 18 and eight on goal.
2005: Transferred from Georgia Perimeter College
(GPC) where he played for the Jaguars in 2004 and
2005...Played high school soccer at San Juan de
Dios...Was All-region in Georgia for GPC in 2004
and 2005...Had the most assists for the Jaguars
in 2005...The 2005 GPC squad was National
Champions...Was a member of the Peruvian
National (Under 20) Team.
Prep: Played high school soccer at San Juan de
Dios.
Year
2007
Totals
17
GP-GS
18-16
18-16
Liza’s Career Stats
SH
G
A
18
1
1
18
1
1
Pts
3
3
GW
1
1
Personal: Born on September 9, 1983...Parents
are Eduardo Liza Medrano and Irene Rosas de
Liza...Has two sisters, Mariana and Melisa...Enjoys
listening to reggae...Inspired and would most like
to meet Diego Maradona...Chose Georgia State
for the good soccer program and academics...
Received offers from Florida Atlantic and Auburn
Montgomery...Majoring in sociology.
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
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SENIORS
TOBIAS
NAGY
4
Year
2007
2006
Totals
GP-GS
16-0
13-9
29-9
Nagy’s Career Stats
SH
G
A
3
2
0
2
0
0
5
2
0
senior
defender
ht: 6’2 wt: 181 lbs
Goddelsheim, Germany/Auburn-Montgomery
Pts
4
0
4
GW
1
0
1
2007: Played in 15 games at defender...Recorded
two goals and three shots...Scored first goal of the
season against Lipscomb to lift the Panthers to a
4-3 victory...Scored second goal in 3-1 win against
USC Upstate to push State to 3-3-1 overall...Was
named to the ESPN Academic All-District Second
Team for his 3.94 GPA...Earned Dean’s List honors
in Fall 2007...Received the Panther Character
Award for his outstanding community service while
maintaining good academic standing.
2006: Started 9 of 13 games at defender for the
Panthers...Recorded two shots on goal...Earned
CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award...Named
Faculty-Scholar (4.0 GPA) for fall and placed on
Dean’s list for Spring 2007.
2005: Played at Auburn University Montgomery...
The team won the NAIA Championship and
Regionals...Team set a university record for
consecutive wins with 23.
Prep: Member of the All-State team in Brandenburg,
Germany...Graduated from Lausitzer Sportshule
Coffbus in 2005...Played soccer and ran track &
field in high school.
Personal: Son of Robert and Beale Nagy...Has
two younger sisters Theresa and Lisa...Enjoys
soccer, various sports, and traveling...Career
goal is to be the best soccer player possible...
Chose Georgia State for the excellent academic
and athletic program...Likes Atlanta because it
is a nice, multicultural city in the south...Major is
business administration.
SPENSER
SUMPTER
senior
defender
ht: 6’2 wt: 180 lbs
Avondale Estates, GA/Chamblee
2007: Started 16 of 18 games for the Panthers at
defender... Was one of the top defensive players in
the Panthers’ exhibition match against the College
of Charleston and helped the Panthers to a 1-1
tie...Became a prominent leader in the backfield,
helping to defend the goal...Ranked fifth on the
team in shots on goal percentage.
2006: Started 15 of 17 games played for the
Panthers at defender...Recorded two shots on
goal.
2005: Started all 18 contests for the Panthers...
Assisted on the game-winning goal in first CAA win
over William & Mary (9/30)...Took three shots, one
on goal...Tied for fourth in assists (1).
2004: Teammate of current Panther Dathan Knott
at Chamblee on 12-4-3 team...His Concorde U-18
16
Year
2007
2006
2005
Totals
3
Sumpter’s Career Stats
GP-GS
SH
G
A
17-14
2
0
0
17-15
2
0
0
18-18
3
0
1
52-47
7
0
1
Pts
0
0
1
1
GW
0
0
0
0
club team won two state championships...Played
on Georgia ODP: ‘87 team...Accounted for 30
combined goals throughout prep career...Was on
Tampa Bay Sun Bowl championship team...Was on
Super Y-League championship team.
Personal: Born May 29, 1987, in Atlanta...Son
of Henry and Beth Sumpter...Has two younger
brothers, Riley and Richard...Grandfather James
Steenberg was an All-American lacrosse player at
Syracuse...Major is exercise science.
SENIORS
LINUS
WARENDH
7
senior
midfielder
ht: 5’10 wt: 175 lbs
Alpharetta, GA/South Forsyth
Warendh’s Career Stats
GP-GS
SH
G
A
17-7
17
0
1
17-17
9
0
0
Year
2007
2006
Totals
17-7
26
0
1
Pts
1
0
GW
0
0
1
0
2007: Started 7 of 18 games played for the
Panthers...Recorded 17 shots and one assist at the
midfielder position...Ranked fourth on the team
in shots and shots on goal...Assisted on goal to
help the Panthers to a 3-0 victory against George
Mason.
2006: Started all 17 games at the midfield spot
for the Panthers....Recorded nine shots on goal...
Named to Dean’s List (3.5 GPA) in spring 2007.
2004: Team MVP at South Forsyth and All-Forsyth
County under Coach Tom Braun...Had 14 goals
and 14 assists last year...Starred on United Quest
‘86 club team that won state championship...
Was on state ODP ‘87 team that was a national
finalist...Selected for Georgia All-Star game...
Honor Roll student...Recruited by Coastal Carolina,
Charleston, Mercer and Wofford.
Personal: Born May 24, 1987...Son of Per-Olof
and Agneta Warendh...Has two brothers (Charlie
and Anton) and sister (Molly)...Goal is to play
professional soccer in Europe... Major is real
estate.
2005: Named to the Dean’s List in the spring...
Started eight of 16 games played...Took 13 shots,
five on goal...Helped post a shut out against
Lipscomb (9/17)...Recorded a career-high four
shots versus UAB on September 11.
FRANCESCO
BARBERA
5
senior
defender
ht: 6’1 wt: 176 lbs
Vina del Mar, Chile/The Mackay School
2007: Saw action in 14 games in his first season
with the Panthers...Recorded one shot on goal...
was named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2007
semester and received the CAA Commissioners
Academic Award.
Prep: Was captain of several teams...Won Best
Defense Award at the Serena Cup in 1999 for the
Mackay School.
Personal: Born December 2, 1986 to Luis Barbera
and Maria Ulrich...Both parents are doctors...Has
one sister Constanza...Enjoys music, theater and
spending time with friends...Favorite performer is
Edward Norton (actor)...Would most like to meet
17
Year
2007
Totals
Barbera-Ulrich’s Career Stats
GP-GS
SH
G
A
Pts
14-0
1
0
0
0
14-0
1
0
0
0
GW
0
0
Fernando Villegas (sociologist)...Career goal is to
become and excellent professional...Has a double
nationality (Chilean and Italian)...Chose Georgia
State because it was a high rated academic
university, has a great environment, and to study
journalism/communications.
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JUNIORS/SOPHOMORES
BRETT
CUMMINS
21
Year
2007
Totals
Cummins’ Career Stats
GP-GS
SH
G
A
18-8
11
1
0
18-8
11
1
0
Pts
2
2
junior
defender
ht: 6’1 wt: 170 lbs
Powder Springs, GA/Kennesaw Mountain HS
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.
GW
0
0
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.
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.
2006: Played in 2006 at Reinhardt College.
Prep: Lettered three years at Kennesaw Mountain
for the Mustangs...Named Best Offensive Player in
2005 and Most Valuable Player in 2006...Was AllState and First Team All-Cobb County in 2006...
Led the team in goals his junior and senior year...
MICHAEL
CLARKE
2
sophomore
defender
ht: 5’11 wt: 170 lbs
Grayson, GA/Brookwood HS
2007: Saw action in seven games at defender…
Was named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll
for Fall 2007 and received the CAA Commissioner’s
Academic Award.
Prep: Lettered two years in soccer at Brookwood
High School for the Broncos...Won the region two
straight years and tied the record of 13 shutouts...
Gave up a record number of only six goals...Went
31-12-2 in two seasons...State finalists in 2005...
Named a Scholar Athlete with a cumulative grade
point average of 90 or higher.
Personal: Born on August 18, 1988 to Kevin
Clarke and Soren Cordero...One of six children
and the third oldest...Enjoys golf, swimming, and
playing video games with his friends...His uncle,
18
Year
2007
Totals
GP-GS
7-0
7-0
Clarke’s Career Stats
SH
G
A
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pts
0
0
GW
0
0
Chris Knapp, kicked for the Auburn Tigers football
team in the mid ‘80s...Favorite athletes are Joe
Cole, Ryan Giggs, Frank Lampard and Michael
Ballack...Career goal is to work his way up to being
a starter...Overcame a broken leg and was able
to play for his high school team after the doctors
told him he would not play for six months...Chose
Georgia State because of the campus and the
soccer team...Major is business.
SOPHOMORES
JOSEPH
CASTALDO
8
Year
2007
Totals
Castaldo’s Career Stats
GP-GS
SH
G
A
18-16
1
0
0
18-16
1
0
0
sophomore
midfielder
ht: 5’10 wt: 165 lbs
Atlanta, GA/Druid Hills HS
Pts
0
0
GW
0
0
2007: Played in all 18 games in his first year
with the Panthers, starting 16 at midfielder...
Complemented midfielders, setting up scoring
opportunities.
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.
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.
newcomers
JACOB
HAMILTON
18
freshman
midfielder
ht:6’2 wt: 165 lbs
Cumming, GA/North Forsyth HS
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-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...Plans to major in
criminal justice.
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newcomers
DONALD
KIRKLAND
13
junior
defender/midfielder
ht:5’9 wt: 155 lbs
McDonough, GA/Eagle’s Landing HS
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 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 South Carolina....Son of William and Gloria
Kirkland...Has an older brother and sister...Enjoys
playing golf and tennis...Major is business.
AYOKUNLE
LUMPKIN
22
freshman
midfielder
ht: 5’10 wt: 170 lbs
Marietta GA/Sprayberry HS
Prep: Attended Sprayberry High School where he
was an All-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 chemistry.
STEPHAN
MINYONO
14
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
20
junior
midfielder/forward
ht:6’5 wt: 210 lbs
Austell, GA/South Cobb HS
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.
newcomers
CHRISTOPHER
PEACOS
16
freshman
defender
ht:6’5 wt: 175 lbs
Roswell, GA/Roswell HS
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.
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.
ZACHARY
WALLDORF
frshman
goalkeeper
ht: 6’2 wt: 190 lbs
Chamblee, GA/Chamblee HS
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.
1
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.
JOEY
SYFERT
6
sophomore
midfielder
ht:6’1 wt. 160 lbs
Kennesaw, GA/Reinhardt College
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 Dallas 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 film.
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2007 SEASON REVIEW
The 2007 Georgia State men’s soccer season, despite
its ups and downs, was a year of several bright spots.
The team played a highly competitive conference
schedule with four teams ranked in the top 10 in the
final regular-season NSCAA South Atlantic regional
rankings. Georgia State improved upon last year’s 116 mark, finishing the season 4-11-1, with a number of
exciting matches. However, mid-season injuries to top
scorers and a number of close defeats cost the team
dearly.
Five seniors led the Panthers in 2007- Justin Davis,
Iain MacGowan, Javon Carrington, Tim Lonergan, and
Floreal Pedrazo.
The Panthers’ 1-0-1 exhibition performance created
excitement for the season. After battling a disciplined
College of Charleston team to a 1-1 tie, Georgia State
proved that its players could compete with top teams.
State put its talent to the test against then-ranked No.
12 Clemson in its second exhibition match in front of
more than 500 fans at Panthersville Athletic Complex.
The Panthers battled the Tigers to a 1-0 shutout upset
victory, proving its discipline, athleticism, and potential
that head coach Kerem Daser believed in.
Georgia State opened the regular season battling North
Florida at home and nearly upset the Ospreys after
outplaying them throughout the match. State took a 10 lead in the 13th minute, but North Florida responded
with two straight goals before the end of the first half.
The Panthers’ defense prevented the Ospreys from
extending the lead, but State couldn’t find a way to
score as North Florida escaped with a 2-1 win.
Georgia State grabbed its first win in a 4-3 victory over
Lipscomb on the road. Floreal Pedrazo led the attack
with three different Panthers, including Brian Forero and
Tobias Nagy, scoring to help the Panthers to a 4-1 first
period lead and the eventual win.
The Panthers put their 1-1-0 record to the test as
they travelled to Boca Raton, Fla. to compete in the
Florida Atlantic Tournament. In the first match of the
tournament, Floreal Pedrazo scored two goals to give
the Panthers a late 2-1 lead against Florida Gulf Coast,
but the team couldn’t hold on as they allowed three
unanswered points to push them into a 3-2 overtime
loss. Georgia State would drop its second straight
match against a tough Florida Atlantic squad, struggling
offensively and only managing two shots on goal, in the
2-0 loss.
Despite the outcome, two Panthers, Floreal Pedrazo
and junior midfielder Joe Devito, were named to the
FAU Classic All-Tournament team for their individual
contributions and performance over the weekend.
After disappointing results at the FAU Tournament, the
Panthers embarked on a successful midseason stretch.
Demonstrating their will to beat stiff competition, the
Although State dropped its season opener, the team
quickly regrouped and was able to match Wofford in
a 0-0 overtime tie, recording 11 shots on the day, but
having difficulty closing on scoring opportunities.
Floreal Pedrazo
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Panthers’ found their offensive rhythm, shutting out
Jacksonville in a 3-0 victory. Pedrazo scored two goals
in the contest and Joe Devito tallied his first goal of the
year to help seal the victory.
Two days later, a three-man contingent of Panthers,
including junior defender Tobias Nagy, junior midfielder
Eduardo Liza and midfielder Floreal Pedrazo, pushed
Georgia State past USC-Upstate, 3-1, spoiling the
Spartans’ home opener and improving the Panthers’
record to 3-3-1 entering CAA competition.
Floreal Pedrazo earned CAA Player of the Week honors
for leading the CAA in points and goals with 17 and
seven, respectively. Pedrazo also ranked second in the
nation in goals and points per game at the mark. Filipe
Carvalho led the CAA in saves with 36 and saves per
game with six and was also sixth in the nation in total
saves.
However, the Panthers were unable to extend the
winning streak to three as it opened conference play
against Towson, the 2007 CAA tournament runner-up,
on October 5 at the Towson Soccer Complex where the
Tigers had not lost a match since 2005.
The Tigers
found holes in the Panthers’ defense and shut out the
Panthers 6-0, scoring four goals in the second period
alone.
Two days later, State turned it around and bested George
Mason 3-0 in a match where Floreal Pedrazo and Joe
Devito connected for all of the Panthers points, to move
to an even 4-4-1 record.
However, the George Mason victory would be bittersweet
as injuries begin to cost the team as they closed out the
season.
The team’s overall performance led to a No. 10 ranking
in the NSCAA/Adidas South Atlantic Regional poll in
October, which helped to boost the momentum leading
into an 11-match CAA slate.
Filipe Carvalho
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2008 ALUMNI GAME
Georgia
State
men’s
soccer team hosted its
2nd Annual Alumni Day
on Saturday, April 19,
2008
at
Panthersville
Athletic Complex.
The
annual alumni event offers
an opportunity for former
players to reconnect and
also meet current studentathletes.
Stories were
shared, memories rekindled,
and lots of catching up with
old teammates, friends and
family took place. However,
the highlights of the event
took
place on the field where athletes
from 1994-2006
competed
against
eachother
before the Legends (1968-1993) kicked off a scrimmage
that has proven to be one to be remembered.
The morning rain gave way to a beautiful sunny day
for alumni games as festivities kicked off at 4:30 p.m.
Roughly 50 soccer alumni registered for the event and
participated in two separate games. The athletes from
1994-2006, separated into two teams (A-L and M-Z) took the
field first, playing to a 2-2 tie.
The Legends , composed of former athletes from 1968-1993
took the field at 5:30 p.m. and played a competitive half of
soccer. Though no official score was taken, as head coach
Kerem Daser described, “the Legends definitely kicked it up
many levels. They are a great group of guys that love the
Georgia State blue and white. ”
The afternoon featured live music, barbeque, and fellowship
among fellow Georgia State soccer alumni, family, and
friends.
“Alumni Day was very successful and it was an exciting day
for all who were involved,” said Daser. “It was great to see
many of the alumni athletes come out and have a good time,
playing some good soccer.”
Alumni ended the day with a trip
to Park Bench in Buckhead with
thanks to former Panther Fransisco
Vidal. A special thanks goes to
Scott Mora for supplying Powerade
at the event.
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2007 RESULTS & STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Goals scored average
Shot pct
Shots on gal-attempts
SOG pct
Shots/Game
Assists
CORNER KICKS
PENALTY KICKS
PENALTIES
Yellow Cards
Red Cards
TEAMSTATISTICS
2007COMBINEDSTATS
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE
DATE
OPPONENT
OVERALL
HOME
( 4-13- 1) ( 1- 7- 1)
( 1-10- 0) ( 0- 6- 0)
( 3- 3- 1) ( 1- 1- 1)
W/L SCORE
AWAY
( 3- 5- 0)
( 1- 4- 0)
( 2- 1- 0)
OPPONENT
17-166
0.95
.102
76-166
.458
9.2
12
60
2-3
36-319
2.02
.113
164-319
.514
17.7
25
100
2-4
17
4
17
1
NEUTRAL
( 0- 1- 0)
( 0- 0- 0)
( 0- 1- 0)
## PLAYER
GP
Aug 31
NORTH FLORIDA
L 1-2 20 Pedrazo, Floreal
17
Sep 7
WOFFORD
T
0-0 2OT 12 Knott, Dathan
17
Sep 09
at LIPSCOMB
W
4-3 17 Liza, Eduardo
18
^Sep 14 vs Florida Gulf Coast
L
2-3 OT 7 Warendh, Linus
17
^ Sep 16 at FAU
L 0-2 4 Forero, Brian
18
Sep 21
JACKSONVILLE
W
3-0 10 Devito, Joe
16
Sep 23
at USC Upstate
W
3-1 21 Cummins, Brett
18
*Oct 05
at Towson University
L 0-6
22 Lonergan, Tim
13
*Oct 07
at George Mason
W
3-0
9 Davis, Justin
18
*Oct 12
at HOFSTRA
L 0-2
11 Howie, Christopher 15
*Oct 14
at Northeastern
L 0-2
6 Nagy, Tobias
16
*OCT. 19
DREXEL
L
0-1
13 Carrington, Javon 18
*Oct. 21
DELAWARE
L
0-2
3 Sumpter, Spenser 17
*Oct 26
WILLIAM & MARY
L 0-1
5 Ulrich, Francesco B. 14
*Oct 28
at Old Dominion
L 0-5
18 Salinas, Patricio
4
*Nov 2
JAMES MADISON L
1-2
8 Castaldo, Joe
18
*Nov 4
VCU
L 0-2
19 Buck, Raymond
6
*Nov 08
UNCW
L 0-2
14 McDougall, Shane 5
23 Carvalho, Filipe
17
^Florida
Atlantic Tournament
18 Pinto-Salinas
1
*CAA
Match
Total
18
Home
matches are in CAPS
Opponents
18
G
## Goaltenders
GP
Minutes
23 Carvalho, Filipe 1 MacGowan, Iain
Total Opponents 16 1414:22 2 190:00 18 1604:22
18 1604:22
2007CAASTANDINGS
A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-AT
8 4 20
0 1 1
1 1 3
0 1 1
2 0 4
3 2 8
1 0 2
0 2 2
0 0 0
0 1 1
2 0 4
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
GOALKEEPERSTATS
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GAST
35 .229
19 .543 1 2-3
26 .000
12 .462 0 0-0
18 .056
8 .444 1 0-0
17 .000
8 .471 0 0-0
14 .143
8 .571 0 0-0
12 .250
7 .583 1 0-0
11 .091
4 .364 0 0-0
9 .000
2 .222 0 0-0
8 .000
3 .375 0 0-0
4 .000
1 .250 0 0-0
3 .667
3 1.000 1 0-0
3 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
2 .000
1 .500 0 0-0
1 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
1 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
1 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
1 .000
0 .000
0 0-0
0 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
0 .000 0 .000
0
0-0
0 .000
0 .000
0
0-0
17 12 46 166 .102
36 25 97 319 .113
Sv
Pct
W
76
.458
164 .514
GA
Avg
L
T
31 5
36 17 1.97 108 .777 4 10 0 2
2.37 14 .737 0 2 0 0
2.02 128 .780 4 12 0 3
0.95 59 .776 10 4 0 11
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Sho
School
CAA
Overall
Drexel Old Dominion VCU Towson William & Mary Northeastern James Madison Hofstra Delaware UNC Wilmington
George Mason
Georgia State
8-2 -1 8-2 -1 7-4 7-4 6-4 -1 6-4 -1 6-5 6-5 3-7 -1 3-8 2-8 -1 1-10 11-5 -3
14-7 -3
12-6 -2
12-7 -2
9-9 -3
8-10 -1
7-9 -3
7-9 -2
3-13 -2
4-13 -1
5-11 -2
4-13 -1
2-3
2-4
ALL-TIMEPANTHERROSTER
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 (2007Dave 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 (2005Diego Casa (1986-87)
Joseph Castaldo (2007Brad Castellano (1978)
Damien ”Eze” Chamorro (2005-06)
Jason Chandler (1991)
Will Chaple (2001-2002)
Michael Clarke (2007Danny 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)
Arash Derakhshan (2000-01)
Greg DeVito (2001-2002)
Joe DeVito (2005Anthony Dickenson (1986)
Barry Dickerson (1994)
Anthony DiPierdomenico (198688)
Jeff Doe (1990)
Robert Doig (1987)
Matt Domenick (2001-2003)
Greg Duffey (1980)
David Duncan (1980)
Craig Dunn (1994, 96)
Jamin Hujik (1995)
Bobby Moody (1976-79)
Sean Hulse (2000)
Brett Moody (1988)
Fransisco Hurtado (1968-69) Randy Moody (1976-78)
Chris Moore (1983, 85-86)
I
Scott Mora (1997-2000)
Bob Ingwersen (1976)
Todd Mordecai (1992-95)
Alan Ivie (1969)
Charlie Morgan (1981)
J
Carl Morrison (1985-86)
Donald Jarrett (1975-77)
Gerald Moulder (1976-77)
Brandon Jenkins (1993-96) Steve Muccillo (1987)
David Johnson (1990)
Dieter Mueller (1973)
Eric Johnson (1988-89)
Henry Musey (1985-87)
Jeremy Johnson (2004Dan Musgrove (1983)
2006)
Steve Mwamba (1969-71)
Melvin Johnson (1989)
Kai Myrbakk (1989-92)
Mike Johnson (1978, 80)
E
Terrance Johnson (2000-01)
N
Charlie Edwards (1977)
Brian Jones (1992)
Jimmy Nardello (1995-99)
Mohammed El-Khamissy (1998- Tommy Jones (1973)
Tobias Nagy (200699)
Russ Jones (2005-2006)
Tom Nicol (1983)
Darrel Ellison (1986-87)
David Jordan (1989, 91-93) Jon Nielson (1995-96)
Tom Elrod (1992)
Brian Noblitt (1993-95)
Daniel Ely-Kelso (2000)
K
Mike Nolan (1969)
Bill Emanuel (1969)
Ben Keiss (1997)
Ani-Jones Erokwu (1968-69)
Scott Kenyon (1985)
O
J.D. Espana (1987)
Bob Kibler (1969)
Kent Oglesby (2000)
Jose Espinoza (1994)
Donald Kirkland (2008Matt Ost (1975)
Mike Kirschner (1976-78)
F
Bill Klaus (1969)
P
Denny Faircloth (1997)
Dan Klinect (1987-90)
Hemal Patel (2002-04)
Aaron Farrelly (2003-04)
Dathan Knott (2005Edward Paton (2003)
Brian Forero (2007)
Justin Koehler (1998-2002) Christopher Peacos
Jeff Kreckling (1993)
(2008G
Harry Kustic (1974)
Floreal Pedrazo (2006-07)
John Galvas (1993)
Joe Pelusi (1999-00)
Adrian Ganson (1990-92)
L
Vincent Perri (1992-95)
Jesus Garcia (1988)
Jeff Leach (1978-81)
Stephen Phillips (1995-96)
Chris Garner (1980)
Pete Lee (1998)
Mike Pici (1969)
Justin Giannini (1997)
Bert Leonard (1989)
Bob Pinnero (1987)
Greg Gibbs (1987-89)
Gary 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 (2007Richard Ray (1976)
Greg Goodson (1983, 85)
Steve Logue (1988)
Leon Raynor (1991-92)
Charles Gottlinger (1983,
Michael Lopez (1988)
Bucky Reichling (1978, 80)
85-87)
Qui Que Lopez (1987)
Bobby Reissiger (1971)
Daniel Gresham (1993)
Ayokunle Lumpkin (2008- Frank Ribler (1970)
Scott Grest (1980, 83)
Graham Lynch (1969)
Craig Richard (1996)
Mike Griffin (1985)
Alan Richardson (1969)
Scott Griffeth (1993-94)
M
Lauri Ripatti (2000)
Joey Grigsby (2003-04)
Iain MacGowan (2005-07)
Jason Rivers (2001-04)
Paulo Guiterrez (2003-2006)
Scott MacKenzie (1994-97) Dana Robinson (1976-77)
Joe Gulash (1992)
Chris Mahaffey (2003)
Julio Robles (1999-00)
Dave Mahan (1971)
Randy Rodgers (1983, 85)
H
Keith Mainland (83, 85-86) Steve Rodgers (1983)
Dmitri Hadjissimos (1969)
Peter Makawa (1971)
Irving Romaine (1991-92)
Brandon Hall (1999)
Tom Manget (1973-74)
Charles Rudell (1973-74)
Larry Hall (1988-89)
Mike Mangione (1973-75)
Brett Ruppel (1999)
Jacob Hamilton (2008Justin Marr (1995)
Tyler Hamilton (2001-04)
Ty Martin (1979-81)
S
Jim Hammett (1987)
Armin Marquez (2002-05)
Che Wah Sam (1970)
Jamie Hargather (2001-04)
Rafael Masias (1985)
Walter Sanchez (1980)
Lee Harris (1980)
Kent Mattison (1969)
Shane Santee (1991-94)
Mohammed Harruna (1998Chris McDaniel (1993)
Joonas Sarelius (1999)
2001)
Dev McGuire (1977)
Pete Saublis (1968)
Keith Hassell (1973)
Billy McHugh (1980)
Andy E. Schborn (1980)
Eric Helms (1988)
Wade McKen (1990, 92)
David Scheerer (1976-77)
Jose Herrera (1968)
Darren McKune (1996-00)
Paul Schwack (2001-04)
Jacob Hester (2005)
Bill McLatchie (1987-89)
Jonathan Scraggs (2001,04)
David Hill (1969-70)
Jeremy McNeil (1994)
Jason Seeby (1990-92)
Michael Hogan (1973-74)
Wes Meadows (1999)
Scott Serafin (1999)
Paul Holjak (1994-96)
Van Medford (1969)
Tony Serrano (1987-88)
Jeff Holmen (1983, 86)
Brekke Mehis (1995)
Dennis Shamcock (1973-74)
Bruce Holt (2001-2002)
Ross Messer (1980-81)
Mark Sheehan (1973)
Vincent Houben (1991-93)
Ray Miciek (1983, 85)
Dick Sheffield (1973-74)
Neil Howe (1995-97, 99)
Brendon Minors (2000-02)
Abdul-Kareem Sheido
Christopher Howie (2007)
Stephon Minyono (2008- (2005)
Emil Hriston (2005)
Brian Mitchell (2000-02)
Aaron Shepherd (2004David Huesel (1983, 85-86)
Tarek Mokhtar (2004)
2006)
Peter Montleth (1969)
John Sherwood (1977-78)
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
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 (2005John 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)
Francisco Vidal (1987)
Albert Villareal (2005-2006)
Carlos Vivanco (1994, 96)
Bill Vlass (1980)
W
Chad Wainwright (2001-04)
Terry Wallace (1986)
Tom Wallace (1970)
Zachary Walldorf (2008Linus Warendh (2005Scott 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)
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TOURNAMENTHISTORY
Sun Belt Conference (1976-1980)
1976
Semifinal: Georgia State 4, Jacksonville 3
Championship: South Florida 6, Georgia State 1
1977
Semifinal: Jacksonville 2,Georgia State 1
Third Place: Georgia State 5, UNC-Charlotte 0
1986
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 2, Stetson 0
Semifinal: Georgia State 4, Georgia Southern 0
Championship: Georgia State 2, Hardin-Simmons 1
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
1979
Quarterfinal: Virginia Commmonwealth 1, Georgia State 0
1980
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 3, South Alabama 1
Championship: South Florida 2, Georgia State 1
Trans America Athletic Conference (19832004)
Renamed the Atlantic Sun Conference in 2001
1983
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 11, Samford 0
Semifinal: Georgia State 1, Mercer 0
Championship: Georgia State 1, Houston Baptist 0
1988
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 4, Ga. Southern 1
Semifinal: Georgia State 1, Stetson 0 (PKs)
Championship: Centenary 3, Georgia State 1
1989
Championship: Centenary 4, Georgia State 3
(Divisional Winners Play Only)
1991
Semifinal: Florida International 2, Georgia State 0
1997
Championship: Georgia State 2, Florida Atlantic 0
NCAA Play-In: Howard 4, Georgia State 2
1999
Quarterfinal: Florida Atlantic 5, Georgia State 0
1984
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 1, Samford 0
Semifinal: Georgia State 5, Mercer 1
Championship: Houston Baptist 2, Georgia State 1
2000
Semifinal: Georgia State 1, Campbell 0
Championship: Georgia State 1, Mercer 0
NCAA Play-In: Rhode Island 4, Georgia State 3 (OT)
1985
Quarterfinal: Georgia State 5, Georgia Southern 0
Semifinal: Georgia State 5, Stetson 1
Championship: Houston Baptist 2, Georgia State 1
2003
First Round: Mercer 1, Georgia State 0
2004
First Round: Georgia State 2, Belmont 1 (OT)
Semifinal: UCF 2, Georgia State 1 (2OT)
OVERALLTOURNAMENTRECORD
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
28
L Pct
1 .500
1 .500
1 .667
1 .000
1 .667
0 1.000
1 .667
1 .667
0 .667
0 1.000
1 .667
1 .000
1 .000
0 .000
1 .000
0 1.000
1 .000
1 .500
13 .667
first year in Sun Belt
first year in TAAC
Sun Belt Conference (6-5, .545)
Trans America Athletic Conference (19-6, .760)
Atlantic Sun (1-2, .333)
NCAA Play-Ins (0-2, .000)
lost NCAA Play-In
lost NCAA Play-In
renamed Atlantic Sun in 2001
RECORDS
Season Records Career Records
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
Scottie O’Neill
1978 Sun Belt
Coach of the Year
Assists
1. K
eith Gispert, 1996
2.Doug Yearwood, 1984
Doug Yearwood, 1983
4.Tom Manget, 1971
6.Josh Littleton, 1997
7. B
ill McLatchie, 1989
Greg Goodson, 1984
9.Stephen Adams, 2000
Henry Musey, 1986
Henry Musey, 1985
Hugh Beasley
1984, ‘86, ‘87 TAAC
Coach of the Year
Kerem Daser
2000 TAAC Coach
of the Year
Coach
Record
Costas Alexandrides 5-3-1
Stoney Burgess
67-38-3
Scottie O’Neill
143-57-4
Hugh Beasle
50-72-15
Brett Teach
43-66-3
Kerem Daser
57-81-4
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
Pct. Yrs at
GSU 9.Bill Carter, 1970
10. Peter Dydensborg, 1982
.611
1
.620
.711
.420
.397
.417
Year
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983*
1984
1985
1986*
1987*
1988
1989
7
11
7
6
9
25
23
21
19
19
17
17
17
15
15
17
15
15
13
12
11
10
10
9
9
9
59
54
51
45
42
40
39
39
38
37
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
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 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
All-Time Coaching Records
Head Coach
Record
Costas Alexandrides 5-3-1
Stoney Burgess
6-5-0
Stoney Burgess
10-6-1
Stoney Burgess
12-4-0
Stoney Burgess
12-5-0
Stoney Burgess
7-7-1
Stoney Burgess
8-8-1
Stoney Burgess
12-3-0
Scottie O’Neill
9-3-1
Scottie O’Neill
9-4-0
Scottie O’Neill
10-5-0
Scottie O’Neill
11-8-0
Scottie O’Neill
15-6-0
Scottie O’Neill
13-1-2
Scottie O’Neill
13-7-0
Scottie O’Neill
16-6-0
Scottie O’Neill
18-4-0
Scottie O’Neill
16-7-0
Scottie O’Neill
13-6-1
Hugh Beasley
11-6-5
Hugh Beasley
8-7-3
Hugh Beasley
9-12-1
Pct.
.611
.545
.617
.750
.706
.500
.500
.800
.731
.692
.667
.579
.714
.875
.650
.727
.818
.696
.675
.614
.528
.432
Year
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997*
1998
1999
2000*
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Head Coach
Hugh Beasley
Hugh Beasley
Hugh Beasley
Hugh Beasley
Brett Teach
Brett Teach
Brett Teach
Brett Teach
Brett Teach
Brett Teach
Kerem Daser
Kerem Daser
Kerem Daser
Kerem Daser
Kerem Daser
Kerem Daser
Kerem Daser
Kerem Daser
Overall
*TAAC Champions
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
Record
8-8-2
4-11-4
4-15-0
6-13-0
7-10-0
7-11-1
7-11-0
9-11-1
7-12-0
6-11-1
12-9-0
9-7-0
7-10-1
9-6-2
9-8-1
6-12-0
1-16-0
4-13-1
Pct.
.500
.316
.211
.316
.412
.395
.389
.452
.368
.361
.571
.563
.417
.588
.527
.333
.059
.235
365-317-31
.535
29
RECORDS
ALL-CONFERENCESELECTIONS
ACADEMIC HONORS
TAAC/A-SUN:1983-2004;
CAA: 2005-PRESENT)
Conference All-Academic Honorees
2007-Francesco Barbera, Filipe
Carvalho, Michael Clarke, Christopher
Howie, Dathan Knott, Eduardo Liza,
Iain MacGowan, Tim Lonergan, Tobias
Nagy, Floreal Pedrazo, Linus Warendh
2006- Raymond Buck, Filipe Carvalho,
Paulo Gutierrez, Russ Jones,
Tobias Nagy, Floreal Pedrazo,
Aaron Shepherd, Josh Swank,
Alberto Villarreal, Martin Zaluk
2005- Filipe Carvalho, Damian Chamorro,
Paulo Gutierrez, Ben Link,
Armin Marquez, Aaron Shepherd*
2004- Arash Derakhshan, Joey Grigsby,
Paulo Gutierrez, Jamie Hargather,
Jeremy Johnson, Armin Marquez,
Tarek Mokhtar, Albano Franco,
Jason Rivers, Jonathan Scraggs,
Aaron Shepherd, Weiss Tahmass,
Chad Wainwright, Ricky Wells
2003- Jamie Hargather, Armin Marquez,
Chad Wainwright, J.B. Wood
2002- Matt Domenick, Jamie Hargather,
Armin Marquez, Scott Warren, J.B. Wood
2001- Matt Campion, Matt Domenick,
Jamie Hargather, Mohammed Harruna
2000- James Benedetti, Matt Campion,
Darren McKune, Brendon Minors, Brian Mitchell
1999- James Benedetti, Matt Campion,
Neil Howe, Darren McKune,
Scott Mora, D.J. Stewart,
Justin Thompson, Kyle Uhlis,
Walter Valesky*
1998- Matt Campion, Brent Conner,
Keith Gispert, Justin Koehler,
Darren McKune, David Prescod,
Josh Towns, Walter Valesky, Ben Wood
1997- Brian Boestler, Denny Faircloth,
Neil Howe, Scott MacKenzie,
Darren McKune, Scott Mora,
Kyle Uhlis, Ben Wood
1996- Craig Dunn, Paul Holjak,
Neil Howe, Brandon Jenkins,
Joe Trolan, Ben Wood
1995- Craig Dunn, John Gomez*,
Paul Holjak, Jamin Hujik,
Scott MacKenzie, Brian Noblitt,
Vince Perri, Eric Wendt
1994- John Gomez, Paul Holjak,
Scott MacKenzie, Vince Perri
1993- Tracy Crouch, Vincent Houben,
Grayson Torbush
1992- Steve Bodine, Juan Calvo,
Jason Seeby, Scott Weeman
1986- Butch Benford
* Won Pickett Riggs Award
30
2007 None
2006 Aaron Shepherd: 2nd Team All-CAA; Martin Zaluk: 2nd Team All-CAA
2005 Filipe Carvalho: CAA All-Rookie; Dathan Knott: CAA All-Rookie
2004 Ben Link: 2nd Team All-Atlantic Sun
Armin Marquez: 1st Team All-Atlantic Sun
Jonathan Scraggs: 2nd Team All-Atlantic Sun
Aaron Shepherd: Atlantic Sun All-Freshman
2003 Stephen Adams: 1st Team All-Atlantic Sun
Armin Marquez: 1st Team All-Atlantic Sun
Justin Towns: 2nd Team All-Atlantic Sun
Joey Grigsby: All-Freshman
Chris Mahaffey: All-Freshman
2002 Stephen Adams: 2nd Team All-Atlantic Sun
Bryce Boggs: Atlantic Sun All-Freshman
Armin Marquez: Atlantic Sun All-Freshman
2001 Jonathan Scraggs: 1st Team All-Atlantic Sun
Jamie Hargather: Atlantic Sun All-Freshmen
2000 Stephen Adams: TAAC All-Freshmen
Uche Asika: TAAC All-Freshmen
Terrance Johnson: 1st Team All-TAAC, TAAC All-Freshmen
Paul Leyva: 2nd Team All-TAAC, TAAC All-Tournament ,
Scott Mora: 1st Team All-TAAC, TAAC Co-Player of the Year,
TAAC All-Tournament
Darren McKune: TAAC Tournament MVP
Kyle Uhlis: 1st Team All-TAAC, TAAC All-Tournament Team
1999 Scott Mora: 2nd Team All-TAAC; Jimmy Nardello: 2nd Team All-TAAC
Kyle Uhlis: 2nd Team All-TAAC
Mohammed El-Khamissy: Honorable Mention All-TAAC
Wes Meadows: Honorable Mention All-TAAC
Walter Valesky: Honorable Mention All-TAAC
1998 Brian Boerstler: 3rd Team All-TAAC; Keith Gispert: 2nd Team All-TAAC
Paul Leyva: 3rd Team All-Taac; Scott Mora: 3rd Team-TAAC
Kyle Uhlis: 2nd Team All-TAAC; Walter Valesky: 3rd Team All-TAAC
1997 Josh Littleton: 1st Team All-TAAC; Scott Mora: 3rd Team All-TAAC
1996 Keith Gispert: 2nd Team All-TAAC Scott MacKenzie: 2nd Team All-TAAC; Jon Nielson: 2nd Team All-TAAC Darren McKune: Honorable Mention; Stephen Phillips: Honorable Mention
1995 Scott MacKenzie: 2nd Team All-TAAC
Todd Mordecai: Honorable Mention All-TAAC
1994 Scott MacKenzie: 2nd Team All-TAAC
1993 Tracy Crouch: 1st Team All-TAAC; Scott Weeman: 2nd Team All-TAAC
1992 Mike Brashears: 1st Team All-TAAC; Tracy Crouch: 1st Team All-TAAC
Adrian Ganson: 2nd Team All-TAAC
1991 David Coe: 1st Team All-TAAC; Tracy Crouch: 1st Team All-TAAC
Ricky Wolff: 1st Team All-TAAC; Scott Weeman: 2nd Team All-TAAC
1990 Tom Bernadi, Jeff Coe, Tracy Crouch, Ricky Wolff
1989 Tom Bernadi, Adam Boyer, Greg Gibbs, Bill McLatchie
1988 Adam Boyer, Greg Gibbs, Anthony DiPierdomenico,
Daymon Roshan, Grayson Torbush
1987 John Boyle, Diego Casa Anthony DiPierdomenico, Greg Gibbs, Henry Musey
1986 Diego Casa, Charlie Gottlinger, Henry Musey (TAAC Player of theYear),
Juan Zapata
1985 Diego Casa, Keith Mainland, Henry Musey (TAAC Player of the Year),
Rodney Thomas
1984 Greg Goodson, Charlie Gottlinger, Henry Musey, Steve Speeler,
Rodney Thomas, Doug Yearwood
1983 Greg Goodson, Keith Mainland, Rodney Thomas,
David Waters, Doug Yearwood
1980 Danny Clavijo, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
Jeff Leach, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
Ty Martin, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
1978 Jeff Leach, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
Gary Levengood, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
Ty Martin, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
Bobby Moody, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
1977 Robbie Colcord, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
Bobby Moody, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
Jim Siracusa, 1st Team All-Sun Belt
NOTE: From 1983-90, the TAAC had a combined all-conference
team based on selections from the East and West divisions.
SEASON-BY-SEASON
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
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
2008 MEN’S SOCCER
31
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)
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^ - 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
(Atlanta, GA)
1986 (13-6-2,) Won TAAC
Championship
.......... Stetson#................... W.... 2-0
.......... Georgia Southern#..... W.... 4-0
.......... Hardin-Simmons......... W.... 2-1
(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)
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)
(Atlanta, GA)
1990 (15-4, 5-1 TAAC)
N/A
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
(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
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
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
Head Coach: Kerem Daser
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 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)
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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)
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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.)
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