27th Anniversary Edition - Yavapai College Athletics Department

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Yavapai College
SOCCER
2015 Media Guide & Record Book
Great Players • Great Teams • Great Memories
Seven-Time National Champions
★★★ ★ ★★★
27th Anniversary Edition
Top NJCAA Men's Division 1
Soccer Teams Since 1989*
COLLEGE
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17t
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17t
20.
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POINTS
Yavapai College, Prescott, AZ
180
Mercer County Community College, Trenton NJ
122
College of DuPage, Glen Ellyn IL
92
Tyler Junior College, Tyler TX
77
Georgia Perimeter, Dunwoody GA
62
Louisburg College, Louisburg NC
49
Schoolcraft College, Livonia MI
44
San Jacinto College, Houston TX
42
Massasoit Community College, Brockton MA
37
Essex Community College, Baltimore MD
35
Iowa Western Community College, Council Bluffs IA 33
Bryant & Stratton Institute, Syracuse NY
32
Essex County Community College, Newark NJ
29
Ulster County Community College, Stone Ridge NY 28
Meridian Community College, Meridian MS
27
Darton State College, Albany GA
26
Jefferson College, Hillsboro MO
25
Monroe College, Bronx NY
25
Illinois Central College, East Peoria IL
25
Herkimer County Community College, Herkimer NY 23
Springfield College, Springfield IL
23
*Points based on finish at NJCAA Men’s National Soccer Championships
1st — 10 points
2nd — 9 points
3rd — 8 points
4th — 7 points
5th–8th — 5 points
National
Junior College
Athletic Association
The weekly junior college men's soccer poll is available on the web:
www.nscaa.com, (click rankings), www.njcaa.org,(click polls).
Yavapai
Soccer
27 Years of Excellence
1990 • 1992 • 1997 • 2002 • 2003 • 2007 • 2008 NJCAA National Champions
NJCAA Soccer at a Glance Since 1989
National Tournament Appearances
Yavapai........................................................................ 20
Mercer, NJ................................................................... 15
DuPage, IL................................................................... 14
Tyler, Tex..................................................................... 10
Georgia Perimeter.......................................................... 9
Schoolcraft, Mich........................................................... 8
Louisburg, NC............................................................... 7
Essex, MD...................................................................... 6
4 tied with..................................................................... 5
National Championships
Yavapai.......................................................................... 7
Mercer, NJ..................................................................... 4
Tyler, TX........................................................................ 4
Vacated......................................................................... 2
9 tied with..................................................................... 1
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★★★★★★★
National Top 4 Finishes
Yavapai........................................................................ 18
Mercer, NJ................................................................... 10
National Title Game Appearances
Yavapai........................................................................ 13
Mercer, NJ..................................................................... 8
Tyler, Tex....................................................................... 5
Monroe, NY................................................................... 2
Bryant & Stratton, NY.................................................... 2
Vacated......................................................................... 2
17 tied with .................................................................. 1
Overall Wins
Yavapai...................................................................... 555
Mercer, NJ................................................................. 417
DuPage, IL ................................................................ 409
20-Win Seasons
Yavapai........................................................................ 20
DuPage, IL..................................................................... 4
Mercer, NJ..................................................................... 4
Tyler, TX........................................................................ 4
Herkimer, NY................................................................. 3
Barton County, KS......................................................... 3
Iowa Western, IA............................................................ 2
Meridian, MS................................................................. 2
Massasoit, MA............................................................... 2
Lewis & Clark, IL............................................................ 2
Jefferson, MO................................................................ 2
21 tied with................................................................... 1
The Coaches
MICHAEL PANTALIONE enters his 27th season in 2015 as Yavapai’s first and only head
soccer coach. Under his direction, Yavapai developed the most successful Junior College
soccer program in the nation, capturing 72 championships including seven national
championships, 18 final four finishes, a combined 41 region and district championships
along with 24 conference titles.
Overall Record at Yavapai College
He currently has the best winning
Year
W
L
T
National Ranking
percentage of any collegiate men’s
1989
15
0
1
--soccer coach (555-47-26/.904)
1990
21
1
1
1st
and is the all-time leader in JUCO
1991
22
1
0
2nd
1992
24
1
0
1st
wins (555).
In 1995, he was selected as the recipient of the NSCAA/
NISOA National Merit Honor awarded to one college
coach (2-year or 4-year/men’s or women’s) whose
reputation is recognized as praiseworthy, and reflective
of the highest standards of professional and ethical
behavior. Additionally, honors include seven NJCAA and
five NSCAA National Coach of the Year Awards along
with being named NSCAA West Region Coach of the
Year 15 times. In 2006, he was the first active coach
elected to the NJCAA Soccer Hall of Fame. In 2012, he
received the prestigious NJCAA National Service Award
given to those who have made significant contributions
to junior college athletics. In 2015, he was awarded
the NSCAA Letter of Commendation, presented for
unusual achievement that clearly exceeds performance
requirements, expectations and contributions beneficial
to the NSCAA and soccer in the United States.
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
26 yrs.
24
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0
21
2
2
21
3
1
22
1
1
23
0
1
23
2
0
18
3
1
22
3
0
24
1
0
22
2
1
22
2
1
23
2
0
24
2
0
22
0
3
24
2
0
26
0
0
19
5
1
15
5
1
19
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21
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18
3
6
20
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555 47 26
4th
2nd
2nd
2nd
1st
3rd
10th
4th
2nd
1st
1st
4th
2nd
4th
1st
1st
5th
12th
6th
4th
3rd
3rd
7 titles
A native of Philadelphia and a former goalkeeper,
Pantalione previously coached soccer at the University
(72 conference, region, district & national titles)
of Wisconsin-Green Bay, University of Montana, Kenyon
College in Ohio, Jesuit High School in Portland, Oregon and Archbishop Wood High School in Philadelphia.
He graduated from the University of Montana and earned his international soccer coaching license in England.
Pantalione founded, developed, and directed youth soccer in Montana, including the first state program in
Missoula. In addition, Pantalione has directed and coached various summer soccer camps across the nation.
In 1980, he was named national soccer coach of the year by Special Olympics, Inc. of Washington, D.C. He is
a 38-year member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and 19th year serving as National
Chair for the NJCAA & NSCAA Soccer Rankings.
HUGH BELL was selected as
Yavapai’s first associate soccer
coach in 1992, the year the
Roughriders won their second
national championship. In 2008,
he was inducted into the NJCAA
Soccer Hall of Fame. In 2003,
Bell was honored with the AFLAC
National Assistant Soccer Coach of
the Year award in a ceremony held
at the America West Arena in Phoenix. Bell was also
selected as a finalist for the 2004 NSCAA National Assistant Coach of the Year award. Bell previously coached
several clubs, three different high school programs in
Arizona, and at Scottsdale Community College. He
came from Belfast, Northern Ireland where he played
on numerous clubs as an attacker. He graduated from
Arizona State University, holds a national coaching
license and is a long-time member of the National
Soccer Coaches Association of America.
EMILIO ESTRADA was selected
Yavapai’s (volunteer) goalkeeping
coach in 2011. Originally from
Valle De Bravo, Mexico and a
former professional goalkeeper,
Estrada currently holds a United
States Soccer Federation “A”
License. His previous coaching
experiences included training the
goalkeepers associated with Chivas
USA of Major League Soccer as well as Guatemala’s
National Under 17 Team. In addition to working with
various club programs, Estrada has also coached at
Bradshaw Mountain High School in Prescott Valley
for six years.
NJCAA Men’s Soccer Coaching Records
Name, College, State, Division
Years
*Michael Pantalione, Yavapai, AZ (Div. 1)
26
George Vizvary, Ulster County, NY (Div. 3)
37
Tom Bichy, Montgomery-Rockville, MD (Div. 3) 37
Marc Zagara, Georgia Perimeter, GA (Div. 1)
30
Charlie Inverso, Mercer County, NJ (Div. 1)
24
*Jim Kelly, DuPage, IL (Div. 1)
27
Pete Sorber, St. Louis-Flo Valley, MO (Div. 1)
30
Won
555
534
471
439
434
430
415
Lost Tied
47
26
163
28
166
47
168
27
46
14
105
43
85
23
*Active
Pct. +.500 Wins/Season
.904 +508
21.3
.756 +371
14.4
.723 +305
12.7
.714 +271
14.6
.893 +388
18.1
.781 +325
15.9
.815 +330
13.8
Yavapai Soccer • A Winning Tradition
Overall record............................................. 555-47-26/.904
NJCAA National Championships........................................ 7
National Championship Game Appearances.................... 13
National Tournament Appearances.................................. 20
National Top 4 Finishes.................................................... 18
Plus 20-win seasons.......................................................... 20
West District & Region One Championships.................... 41
Arizona Conference Championships................................. 24
Total Championships........................................................ 72
Playoff Victories.............................................................. 102
Table of Contents
COVER: 2015 Media Guide “7-Star Program”
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National Junior College Athletic Assoc.
The Coaches
Soccer Alumni
All-Time Alphabetical Roster
Team Photos
Team Photos
National Championship Team Photos,
Hometown of Champions
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National Championship Team Photos,
Championship Box Scores
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12
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1989-2014 Revisited
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15
16
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All-Time Career Leaders
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Arizona Athletic Conference,
Soccer Activities, NSCAA, NISOA
21
Roughriders vs. All Opponents,
Year by Year Team Records
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Year by Year Results
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All-Time Numerical Roster, Roughrider
Milestones
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Quick Facts, Yellow Pages, Media Outlets
1989-2014 Revisited
Most Memorable Post Season Games
Fun Facts, Most Memorable Regular
Season Games
Year by Year Individual Leaders
Individual Award Winners
Yavapai College All-Time Records
Soccer Photos, Hall of Fame
All-Time Composite Box Score, Ken Lindley
Field, Other Facts
Year by Year Results
Official Match Dates, Campus Map
National Merit Award, All Time Goals
NJCAA Geographic Regions, Soccer
Districts & National Tournament
90th Minute
Extra Time
Record Overview
General Information for Soccer Recruits
General Information for Soccer Recruits
National Championship Team Photos
Yavapai College
BACK COVER: Soccer Team Honors
INSERT: 2015 Soccer Team Photo & Roster
Cover Photos: Seven-Time National Champions.
★★★★★★★
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Roughrider Soccer Alumni
(Player/Hometown/College/Soccer Level)
1991 Graduates (36-1-2)
Andre Luciano (Las Vegas, Nevada) Indiana-NCAA I;
Rocco DeNardis (Nepean, Ontario) Fresno State-NCAA
I; Steve Macias (Glendale, Arizona) Illinois State-NCAA
I; Peter Orona (Phoenix, Arizona) San Diego-NCAA
I & Pro Soccer-CISL; Ed Brooks (Chandler, Arizona)
Arkansas, Little Rock-NCAA I; Roger Salazar (Las Vegas,
Nevada) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Joe Harman (Sierra
Vista, Arizona) St. Mary’s, Kansas-NAIA; Jeff Stringham
(Chandler, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I & Pro Soccer-USISL; Marvin Cassler (Tucson, Arizona) Sangamon
State, Illinois-NAIA; Tony Robson (Phoenix, Arizona)
Sangamon State, Illinois-NAIA; Edson Rico (Las Vegas,
Nevada) Pro Soccer-Belgium & Pro Soccer-USISL; Matt
Kozul (Phoenix, Arizona) Pro Soccer-Belgium & Pro
Soccer-CISL; Remy Bilsback (Bergen, Norway) Arizona
State; Brett Wright (Las Vegas, Nevada) Nevada, Las
Vegas; Mike Wilcynski (Tempe, Arizona) Arizona State;
Ken McMillen (Prescott, Arizona) Air Force.
1992 Graduates (43-2-1)
Joe Owen (Tucson, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I & Pro
Soccer-USISL; Nick Bramini (Phoenix, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I & Pro Soccer-USISL; Kurt Funkhouser (Phoenix,
Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I & Pro Soccer-Holland;
Jose Corona (Tolleson, Arizona) Sangamon State, IllinoisNAIA & Pro Soccer-CISL; Bobby Bell (Tucson, Arizona)
Sangamon State, Illinois-NAIA & Pro Soccer-USISL; Jose
Miranda (Tucson, Arizona) Sangamon State, Illinois-NAIA
& Pro Soccer-USISL; Heath Tagtmeyer (Tempe, Arizona)
Quincy, Illinois-NCAA I; Qaher Al-Raqaya (Manama,
Bahrain) Lenoir-Rhyne, North Carolina-NCAA II; Kobah
Washington (Mesa, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II &
Pro Soccer-CISL; Tyler Schlink (Phoenix, Arizona) Grand
Canyon-NCAA II; Justin Ground (Tucson, Arizona) Pacific,
Oregon-NAIA; Mazen Kayali (Denver, Colorado) Metro
State, Col.-NCAA II.
1993 Graduates (46-2-0)
Eric Jarvis (Tucson, Arizona) Texas Pan American-NCAA
I; Matt Dickey (Tucson, Arizona) West Virginia-NCAA
I; David Veliz (Tucson, Arizona) West Virginia-NCAA I;
Josep Masllorens (Banyoles, Spain) Sangamon State,
Illinois-NAIA; Luis Diaz (Yuma, Arizona) Sangamon
State, Illinois-NAIA; Victor Gilgan (Las Vegas, Nevada)
Grand Canyon-NCAA II & Pro Soccer-CISL; Jason Collins
(Scottsdale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II & Pro SoccerUSISL; Chris Sagar (Port-of-Spain, Trinidad) Wisconsin,
Parkside-NCAA II & Pro Soccer-CISL.
1994 Graduates (48-2-0)
Kenny Wright (Phoenix, Arizona) UCLA-NCAA I & Pro
Soccer-CISL; Chad Polivka (Mesa, Arizona) New MexicoNCAA I; Donny Deutsch (Mesa, Arizona) Lander, SC-NCAA
II; Pat Smith (Las Vegas, Nevada) California Baptist-NAIA;
Greg Archuleta (Glendale, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I &
Pro Soccer-USISL; Danny Flores (Glendale, Arizona) Grand
Canyon-NCAA II; Ian White (Phoenix, Arizona) Grand
Canyon-NCAA II; Jeff Wassell (Sedona, Arizona) Northern
Arizona; Michael LaBerge (Phoenix, Arizona) EvansvilleNCAA I & Pro Soccer-A League; Darren Clare (Canney
Island, England) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Rocky Phillips
(Diego Martin, Trinidad) St. Thomas, Florida-NAIA.
1995 Graduates (45-3-2)
Kevin Zimmermann (Tucson, Arizona) Illinois, SpringfieldNAIA & Pro Soccer-NPSL; Mark Hatfield (Phoenix, Arizona) Pacific, Oregon-NAIA; Ross Hoaglund (Burnsville,
Minnesota) Fort Lewis, Colorado-NCAA II; Jesse Larimer
(Tempe, Arizona) Point Loma Nazarene-NAIA; Ben Dickey
(Tucson, Arizona) Northern Arizona; Michael Tristani
(Albuquerque, New Mexico) Missouri Southern-NCAA
II; Ben Townsend (Prescott, Arizona) Arizona; Richard
Skoro (Portland, Oregon) Arizona; Frank Roan (Prescott,
Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II.
1996 Graduates (42-5-3)
Avery John (Point Fortin, Trinidad) American-NCAA I &
Pro Soccer-MLS; Scott Dorsey (Phoenix, Arizona) New
Mexico-NCAA I; John Reimers (Scottsdale, Arizona) Concordia, Oregon-NAIA; Octavio Heredia (Elko, Nevada)
West Texas A&M-NCAA II; Michael Ochoa (Tucson, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I; Jason House (Yuma, Arizona)
Northern Arizona; John Hunter (Glendale, Arizona) Mars
Hill, NC-NCAA II; Valentin Arellano (Glendale, Arizona)
Drury, Missouri-NCAA II.
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★★★★★★★
1997 Graduates (43-4-2)
Charles Browder (Phoenix, Arizona) Evansville-NCAA
I; Grant Sparks (Henderson, Nevada) Nevada-Las Vegas NCAA I; Steve Ybarra (Peoria, Arizona) Wisconsin,
Parkside-NCAA II; Richard Elliot (Glasgow, Scotland)
Wisconsin, Parkside-NCAA II; Adam Lawrence (Prescott,
Arizona) Northern Arizona; Dio Cifuni (Highlands Ranch,
Colorado) Fort Lewis-NCAA II; Gary Thronton (Phoenix,
Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Travis Ball (Prescott,
Arizona) Northern Arizona; Apolonio Montejano (Las
Cruces, New Mexico) New Mexico-NCAA I; Jason Whitaker (Glendale, Arizona) St. Gregory’s, Okla.-NAIA; Cesar
Delgado (Phoenix, Arizona) Pro Soccer-MLS; Tad Detwiler
(Prescott, Arizona) Pacific, Oregon-NAIA.
1998 Graduates (45-1-2)
Kevin Jeffrey (Trin City, Trinidad) Virginia CommonwealthNCAA I & Pro Soccer-A League; Matt Kirkpatrick (Sheffield,
England) Virginia Commonwealth-NCAA I & Pro Soccer-A
League; Ryan Lockhart (Glendale, Arizona) Wisconsin,
Parkside-NCAA II; Ty Engram (Phoenix, Arizona) Maryland, Baltimore County-NCAA I &Pro Soccer-A League;
Junior Becerra (Mesa, Arizona) Arizona State; Marc Dudley
(Yuma, Arizona) California State,San Bernardino-NCAA II;
Arturo Romo (Las Vegas, Nevada) UNLV; Dan Lundgren
(Glendale, Arizona) St. Gregory’s, Okla.-NAIA; Thomas
Munck (Perstorp, Sweden) Grand Canyon-NCAA II;
Cody Okuda (Las Vegas, Nevada) UNLV-NCAA I; Kim
Briels (Roskilde, Denmark) St. Gregory’s, Okla.-NAIA;
Alex Zametkin (Astoria, Oregon) Fort Lewis, Col.-NCAA
II; Alberto Mancera (ElPaso, Texas) New Mexico-NCAA I
& Pro Soccer-A League; Santiago Aceves (Albuquerque,
New Mexico) New Mexico.
1999 Graduates (46-2-1)
Kelvin Jack (Trin City, Trinidad) Virginia CommonwealthNCAA I & Pro Soccer; Alan Watson (Phoenix, Arizona)
New Mexico-NCAA I; Ty Hibbert (Scottsdale, Arizona)
New Mexico-NCAA I; Nathan Barton (Alamogordo, New
Mexico) New Mexico-NCAA I; Andy Hutchison (Glendale,
Arizona) Missouri, Kansas City-NCAA I; Travis Sterling
(Glendale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Marlon
Austin (Scarborough, Tobago) New Hampshire-NCAA
II; Hakim Bakhti (Rabat, Morocco) Park, Missouri-NCAA
II & Pro Soccer-Spain; Adam Barrett (Westcliff-on-Sea,
England) Pro Soccer-England.
2000 Graduates (40-6-1)
Butch Pellant (Chandler, Arizona) Westmont, Calif.-NAIA;
Alex Gonzalez (Chandler, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I;
Nathan Edgin (Glendale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA
II; Craig Trout (Glendale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA
II; Adam Canfield (Las Vegas, Nevada) Cal State-San
Bernardino-NCAA II; Brandon DeVaughn (Redlands,
California) Cal State-San Bernardino-NCAA II; Justin
Terwilleger (Las Vegas, Nevada) Incarnate Word, TexasNCAA II; Steven Mills (London, England) Pro SoccerEngland; Kevin McDonnell(Cheltenham, England) Coastal
Carolina-NCAA I; Kyle Bell (Prescott Valley, Arizona)
Northern Arizona; Steven Ball (Prescott, Arizona) Arizona;
Dulapark Chaikuman (Bangkok, Thailand) Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University, Florida-NAIA.
2001 Graduates (40-6-1)
avid Rawlings (Mesa, Arizona) California, Irvine-NCAA
D
I; Anthony Trapani (Phoenix, Arizona) Cal State-San
Bernardino-NCAA II; BJ Gamble (Kalispell, Montana) Concordia, Oregon-NCAA II; Adam Kulpa (Yuma, Arizona) San
Diego State-NCAA I; Marc Wegner (Tucson, Arizona) Cal
State, Los Angeles-NCAA II; Cooper Bradshaw (Paradise
Valley, Arizona) Arizona State; Sergio Iniguez (Phoenix,
Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Damien Franklin (London, England)Pro Soccer-England.
2002 Graduates (46-4-0)
Alan Gordon (Gilbert, Arizona)Oregon State-NCAA I,
Pro Soccer-MLS; Kenny Fechner (Phoenix, Arizona)
San Diego State-NCAA I; Marcus Weekes (Petit Valley,
Trinidad)Maryland-Baltimore County (NCAA I); Joseph
Alessi (Glendale, Arizona)Wisconsin-Parkside-NCAA II;
Cameron Keresey (Los Alomos, New Mexico)Central
Arkansas-NCAA II; Brent Wolfe (Glendale, Arizona)
Concordia, Oregon-NAIA; Brett Parry(Chandler, Arizona)
Teikyo-Post, Conn.-NAIA; David Scruggs (Newark,
Delaware) Delaware-NCAA I; Christian Bruffy-Holmes
(Phoenix, Arizona) West Virginia-NCAA I; Garry Williamson (Darlington, England)Pro Soccer-England; Greg
Daley (Kingston, Jamaica) Midwestern State, Texas-NCAA
II; Ben Young (Prescott Valley, Arizona) Pacific Univ.,
Oregon-NAIA.
2003 Graduates (46-3-1)
Eric Santiago (Las Vegas, Nevada) San Diego State
NCAA I; Jordan McKee (Tucson, Arizona) San Diego
State-NCAA I; Colter McArdle (Tucson, Arizona) San
Diego State-NCAA I; Sean Johnson (Chandler, Arizona)
Radford, VA-NCAA I; Andrew Frame (Tucson, Arizona)
South Carolina, Spartanburg-NCAA II; Adam Levy
(London, England) Christian Brothers, TN-NCAA II;
Marcus Bailey (San Fernando, Trinidad) Christian Brothers, TN-NCAA II; Zach Yando (Puyallup, Washington)
Washington-NCAA I; Robert Winfield (Albuquerque,
New Mexico) Missouri Southern-NCAA II; Brent Bentley
(Phoenix, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Joseph
Gjersten (Tacoma, Washington) Evergreen State,
Wash.-NAIA & Pro Soccer-USL; Mark Merrill (Tempe,
Arizona) Radford, VA-NCAA I.
2004 Graduates (44-4-2)
Josh Westermann (Oregon City, Oregon) GonzagaNCAA I, Pro Soccer-South Africa; Maurice Hughes
(Phoenix, Arizona) Alabama-Birmingham-NCAA I, Pro
Soccer-USL; Daniel Smith (Phoenix, Arizona) St. Mary’s,
Calif.-NCAA I, Pro Soccer-USL; Craig Ettinger (Phoenix,
Arizona) California, Irvine-NCAA I; Jason Martin (Phoenix, Arizona) South Connecticut State-NCAA II; Stephen
O’Farrell (Phoenix, Arizona) Georgia Southern-NCAA I;
Sky Asay-Davis (Prescott, Arizona) Arizona State; Tim
Jones (Scottsdale, Arizona) Arizona.
2005 Graduates (45-4-1)
Robert Armstrong (Aurora, Colorado) Cal State-Fullerton-NCAA I; Chris Guse (Chandler, Arizona) Southern
New Hampshire-NCAA II; Todd Brown (Prescott,
Arizona) Clemson-NCAA I; David Oberholtzer (Tempe,
Arizona) Southern New Hampshire-NCAA II; Geoffrey
Hill (Tucson, Arizona) Arizona; Travis Sanders (Payson,
Arizona) Northern Arizona; Erik Jacobsen (Portland,
Oregon) Williamette, Oregon-NCAA III; Daniel Pearce
(Las Vegas, Nevada) UNLV-NCAA I; Jose Ronquillo
(Alamogordo, New Mexico) Southwest, NM-NCAA II;
Sam Afjei (Tucson, Arizona) Rockhurst, Kansas-NCAA II;
Corey Patrick (Woodbury, Connecticut) MassachusettsNCAA I; Gregorio Quinones (Long Beach, California)
Cal State-Dominguez Hills, NCAA II.
2006 Graduates (47-4-0)
Dan Lowe (Mesa, Arizona) Hartford, Conn.-NCAA
I; Tyler Hasman (Portland, Oregon) Vermont-NCAA
I; Obed Becerra (San Luis, Arizona) Midwestern,
Tex-NCAA II; Jared Martinez (Littleton, Colorado)
Indianapolis-NCAA II; Ross Eshleman (Eugene, Oregon)
Oregon State-NCAA I; Michael Randolph (Chino Hills,
California) Pro Soccer-MLS; Kyle Haynes (Broomfield,
Colorado) Cumberland, Tenn.-NAIA; Brian Hughes
(Peoria, Arizona) Northwest Christian, Oregon-NAIA;
Lokahi Bounds (Waipahu, Hawaii) Cumberland, Tenn.NAIA; Theo Browne (Jupiter, Florida) John Brown Univ.,
Ark.-NAIA; Patrick Roy (Littleton, Colorado) Hartford,
Conn.-NCAA I.
2007 Graduates (46-2-3)
Tim Kelly (Surprise, Arizona) Oregon State-NCAA I;
Chris Johnson (Colorado Springs, Colorado) Northern
Illinois-NCAA I; Roger Espinoza (Denver, Colorado)
Ohio State-NCAA I, Pro Soccer-MLS; Joel Ibarra (Yuma,
Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Bryce Beall (Chula
Vista, California) Cal-State, Los Angeles-NCAA II; Brian
Denning (Tucson, Arizona) Arizona; Brady Flummer
(Cottonwood, Arizona) Northern Arizona; Lee Williams
(Tacoma, Washington) Dominican Univ., Ill.-NCAA III;
Garrison Goodner (Littleton, Colorado) Metro State,
Colorado-NCAA II; Jorge Reyes (Santa Ana, California)
UC-Irvine-NCAA I.
2008 Graduates (47-2-3)
Denton Brown (Eugene, Oregon) Vermont-NCAA I;
Irving Garcia (San Luis, Arizona) Cal Irvine-NCAA I,
Pro Soccer-MLS; Camilo Valencia (Highlands Ranch,
Colorado) UNLV-NCAA I.
2009 Graduates (50-2-0)
Dirk Petersen (Huntington Beach, California) Cal-IrvineNCAA I; Justin Meram (Shelby Township, Michigan)
Michigan-NCAA I; Jeff Bendawald (Meridian, Idaho)
Ohio State-NCAA I; Evan McNiel (Castaic, California)
UC-Santa Barbara-NCAA I; Chris Hunter (South Shields,
England) UC-Santa Barbara-NCAA I; Sam Hayden
(Jackson, Wyoming) UC-Santa Barbara-NCAA I; Francis
Khamis (Las Vegas, Nevada) Pro Soccer-Sudan; Ivan
Dizdar (Phoenix, Arizona) Seattle-NCAA I.
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All-time Alphabetical Roster
Note: Medical redshirt players and their year are included. In most cases, one year players have either
transfered into or out of four-year schools. *national champion; ** 2-time national champion
A
Abrego, Alex
1989
*Aceves, Santiago
1997
Afjei, Sam
2004
Alessi, Joseph
2000-01
Allen, Daniel
1998
Al-Raqaya, Qaher
1991
Ampleford, James
2013
Angeles, Miguel-Angel
2012
*Archuleta, Greg
1992-93
Arellano, Mario
2004
Arellano, Valentin
1994-95
*Arias, Luis
1992-93
*Armstrong, Robert
2003-04
Arrowsmith, Paul
1999
**Asay-Davis, Sky
2002-03
Atkin, Jake
1996
Austin, Marlon
1998
Ayau, Tanner
2010
B
Bagheri, Steven
2010
*Bailey, Marcus
2001-02
*Bakhti, Hakim
1997-98
Ball, Stephen
1999
Ball, Travis
1995-96
Barnett, Rysen
2011-12
Barrett, Adam
1998
*Barton, Nathan
1997-98
Baures, Adrien
2014
Beall, Bryce
2005-06
*Becerra, Junior
1996-97
*Becerra, Obed
2003, 2005
Beggs, Ryan
2011
*Bell, Bobby
1990-91
Bell, Kyle
1999
Belverud, Shawn
1991
**Bendawald, Jeff
2007-08
Bendawald, Kyle
2013
Benser, Ryan
2004
Bentley, Brett
2002
*Bilsback, Remy
1989-90
*Boquet, Matt
1992
Bounds, Lokahi
2004-05
Bradshaw, Cooper
2000
*Bramini, Nick
1990-91
Breinholt, Damon
1995
*Briels, Kim
1997
*Brooks, Ed
1989-90
Browder, Charles
1995-96
Brown, Andrew
2011
*Brown, Denton
2006-07
Brown, Ryan
1995
*Brown, Todd
2003-04
Browne, Theo
2005
Bruffy-Holmes, Christian 2001
Bryant, Stuart
2011
Burke, Chris
2005
Buron, Mason
2013-14
Busche, Peter
2013
Butzke, Cody
1994-95
C
Cajiao, Carlos
Calderon, Maximo
Canfield, Adam
Cardona, Raul
Carmona-deVille, Juan
*Cassler, Marvin
Castro, Jonathan
*Celario, Daniel
Chaikuman, Dulapark
Chala, Christian
Cifuni, Dio
Cisse, Daouda
*Clare, Darren
Clark, Jesse
Coleman-Fry, Kieran
*Collins, Jason
Cordova, Anthony
*Corona, Jose
*Cristia, Chad
Crossingham, Adam
Cruz, Yabin
Cusack, Sam
1989
2004
1998-99
2012
2014
1989-90
2009
2007
1999
2014
1996
2009
1992-93
1993
2012
1991-92
2000
1990-91
2007
2010-11
2013
2011-12
Daley, Greg
Davis, Jon
Dawood, Ather
Delgado, Cesar
*DeJonghe, Bryan
DeLaRosa, Alexis
Demirelli, Emmett
*DeNardis, Rocco
Denning, Brian
Detwiler, Tad
DeVaughn, Brandon
Diaz, Alonso
Diaz, Daniel
2001
2009
2014
1995-96
2003
2014
2011
1989-90
2005-06
1996
1999
2012
2013-14
D
Diaz, Guillermo
*Diaz, Luis
Dickey, Ben
*Dickey, Matt
**Dizdar, Ivan
Deutsch, Donny
Doran, Michael
Dorsey, Scott
Douglas, George
Dragomir, Julien
*Duarte, Rudy
*Dudley, Marc
E
2014
1991-92
1993-94
1991-92
2007-08
1993
2000
1994-95
2014
2011-12
2005, 2007
1996-97
Earley, Calen
Ebel, Tom
Edgin, Nathan
Efiom, Gregory
Elliot, Richard
*Engram, Ty
Eshleman, Ross
Espino, Felix
*Espinoza, Michael
Espinoza, Roger
**Ettinger, Craig
2004
1989
1998-99
2010
1995-96
1996-97
2004-05
2006
2008
2005-06
2002-03
Fechner, Kenny
*Fimbrez, Chris
*Fimbrez, Vincent
*Flores, Danny
Flores, Fernando
Flores, Jonathan
Flummer, Brady
Foley, Christopher
*Frame, Andrew
Franklin, Damien
Fried, Ryan
*Fuertsch, Ryan
*Funkhouser, Kurt
2000-01
2003
2006-07
1992-93
2000
2010
2005-06
2010
2001-02
2000
2011
2008-09
1990-91
F
G
Gabrielson, Ricky
2009
*Galindo, Marcos
1992
Gallardo, Michael
2013-14
Gamble, BJ
1999-00
Ganados, Roman
2000
*Garcia, Guadalupe
2003
*Garcia, Irving
2006-07
*Garcia, Juan
2008
Garcia, Marcos
2010
*Garcia, Ramon
1997
Garton, Trae
2006
Gbapou, Junior
2012
*Gentry, Andrew
2007
*Gilgan, Victor
1991-92
*Gilmer, Greg
2008-09
*Gjersten, Joseph
2002
Globke, Brett
1994
Godinez, Rodolfo 2009, 2011
Golden, Josh
1999
Goldsmith, Asa
2013
Gonzalez, Alex
1998-99
Goodner, Garrison
2005-06
Gordillo, Diego
1991
Gordon, Alan
2000-01
*Gordon, Chase
2007
Grant, Jonathan
2012
Green, Darion
2014
*Ground, Justin
1991-92
Grub, Kevin
1989
*Guse, Chris
2003-04
Gutierrez, Hugo
2014
H
Halley, Gouedan
2011-12
Hammer, Brandon
2002
Hammack, Willie
2009-10
Hanze, Jared
2010
Hardie-Jordan, Avery
2013
Hardie-Jordan, Dylan 2010-11
Harlley, Alex
2012
*Harman, Joe
1989-90
Hasman, Tyler
2004-05
Hatfield, Mark
1993-94
Haulkham, Zachary
2013
**Hayden, Sam
2007-08
Haynes, Kyle
2004-05
Hazzard, Matt
2009-10
*Heller, Jeffrey
2007
Heredia, Angel Rey
2014
Heredia, Octavio
1994-95
*Hernandez, Isaias
2007
*Hibbert, Ty
1997-98
*Hill, Geoffrey
2003-04
Hoaglund, Ross
1993-94
Hogarth, Daniel
2001
Hollimon, Mike
1993-94
Horton, Shane
1993
House, Jason
1994-95
*Hughes, Brian
2003, 2005
**Hughes, Maurice
Hunter, John
**Hunter, Chris
*Hutchison, Andy
2002-03
1994-95
2007-08
1997-98
Nelson, Tyler
Nevarez, Jacob
*Nixon, Chad
Nixon, Scott
Ibarra, Joel
*Iglesias, Christian
Iles, James
Iniguez, Sergio
Izard, Adam
2005-06
2002
2009
2000
2001
*Jack, Kelvin
*Jacobsen, Eric
*Jarvis, Eric
Jasso, Eduardo
*Jeffrey, Kevin
Jimenez, Hector
John, Avery
Johnson, Chris
*Johnson, Sean
Jones, Edward
*Jones, Tim
1997-98
2003-04
1992
2011-12
1996-97
2013
1994-95
2005-06
2001-02
2010-11
2003
*Oberholtzer, David 2003-04
Ochoa, Michael
1995
**O’Farrell, Stephen 2002-03
O Sillah, Osman
2014
*Okito, Gabriel
2008-09
*Okuda, Cody
1994, 1997
*Orona, Peter
1989-90
Ortiz, Oscar
2014
O’Sullivan, Donal
2000
*Owen, Joe
1990-91
Owsley, McKay
2013
*Kalala, Fabrice
*Kayali, Mazan
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly, Tim
Keresey, Cameron
**Khamis, Francis
Kinney, Chad
*Kirkpatrick, Matt
*Kozul, Matt
Kulpa, Adam
2008-09
1992
2014
2005-06
2001
2007-08
1993
1996-97
1989-90
1999-00
I
J
K
L
LaBerge, Mike
1993
Labanino, Jose
2014
*LaFleur, Cameron
2003
LaFollette, Gavin
2009
Lara, Carlos
2010, 2012
Larimer, Jesse
1994
Larson, Albert
2012
Lawrence, Adam
1996
LaVanway, Lucas
2013
*Levy, Adam
2002
Lilleker, Andy
1998
*Lockhart, Ryan
1996-97
Logue, Niall
2014
Lowe, Dan
2004-05
Lozoya, Daniel
2010
Lucatero, Victor
2006
*Luciano, Andre
1989-90
Lukavics, Matt
2000
*Lundgren, Dan
1996-97
Lutostanski, Joseph
2011-12
Luu, Christopher
2011
M
Macias, Alejandro
2006
*Macias, Steve
1989-90
Mack, David
2013-14
Malloy, David
2009
*Mancera, Alberto
1997
*Mangan, Tanner
1992
Marinkovic, Srdjan
1995
Marquez, Kayd
2013
Martin, Ethan
2010
**Martin, Jason
1997, 2003
Martin, Jeff
2003
Martin, Vince
2009
Martinez, Jared
2004
*Masllorens, Josep
1991-92
Matlock, Cameron
2009
*McArdle, Colter
2001-02
McDonnell, Kevin
1999
*McKee, Jordan
2001-02
McKenna, Kyle
2011
McMillen, Brent
1993-94
*McMillen, Ken
1989-90
**McNiel, Evan
2007-08
Mecier, William
2011
Medina, Jose
2010
Menezes, Philip
2006
**Meram, Justin
2007-08
Merlo, Marco
1994
*Merrill, Mark
2002
*Miller, Ralph
1992
Mills, Stephen
1999
Miranda, Jaime
1998
*Miranda, Jose
1990-91
Mitchell, Joel
2009
Montejano, Apolonio
1996
Montes, Brian
2013
*Moran, Michael
2008-09
Morgan, Vaughan
1994
Morris, Kyle
2011-12
Moss, Matt
2006
*Munck, Thomas
1997
N
Nash, Jason
Navarro, Sean
Nelson, Jacob
1989
2006
2013-14
2006
2010
2002
2014
O
P
Pacheco, Josiah
2013
Pacheco, Ruben
2014
Paine, Matthew
2012-13
**Panchenko, Pavel
2007-08
Park, Simon
2013
Parry, Brett
1999, 2001
Patenaude, Gregory
2014
Patrick, Corey
2004
*Pearce, Daniel
2003-04
Pellant, Butch
1998-99
**Petersen, Dirk
2007-08
Phillips, Rocky
1993
Polivka, Chad
1993
Popovic, Milan
2012-13
Q
Quinones, Gregorio
Quintana, Juan
R
2004
1995
Randolph, Michael
2004-05
Rawlings, David
1999-00
Rawls, Ricky
1998
Reghabi, Shaun
2010
Reyes, Jorge
2006
Reimers, John
1994-95
Rey, Agustin
2011-12
Rinehart, Shane
1993
Richards, Herbert
1993
Rico, Christian
2014
Rico, Donovan
2010-11
*Rico, Edson
1989-90
*Rivera, Chilo
2008
Rivera, Peter
2001
Roan, Frank
1994
Robertson, Garett
2011
*Robson, Tony
1989-90
Rodakovic, Viktor
2010-11
*Roe, Daniel
1997-98
Romeo, Andy
1998
Romero, Jason
2014
*Romo, Arturo
1997
*Ronquillo, Jose
2003-04
Rowe, Joel
2001
Roy, Patrick
2005
Rullow, Marcus
1998
**Rusch-Michener, Dallas 2007-08
*Rush, Spencer
1992
Russell, Drew
2009
Rustrum, Tye
1999
S
Salazar, Raul
*Salazar, Roger
*Salinas, Merced
*Sagar, Chris
*Sanders, Travis
*Santiago, Eric
Savage, Anderson
*Savage, Donald
*Schlink, Tyler
Scruggs, David
1991
1989-90
2008
1991-92
2003-04
2001-02
2009
2008
1989-91
2000-01
Sellitti, Daniel
Shadix, Tyler
Silva, Fernando
Skoro, Richard
Sluwar, Momudu
*Smith, Daniel
*Smith, Pat
Solomon, Justin
Soriano, Humberto
Sparks, Grant
Starbird, Robert
Stensby, Marius
*Sterling, Erik
*Sterling, Travis
Stevens, Shane
*Stringham, Jeff
Strode, Jeff
Swensen, Colby
*Sy, Elhadj
Sylva, Josh
T
2011-12
2013
2006
1994
2010
2003
1992-93
2012
2009-10
1995-96
1998
2010-11
2002
1997-98
2001
1989-90
2000
2006-07
2007
2010
*Tagtmeyer, Heath
1990-91
Tallis, Kevin
1991
Terwilleger, Justin
1999
Thermoncy, Johnny
1999
Thompson, Ian
1998
Thornton, Gary
1995-96
*Tibbetts, Gene
2008-09
Townsend, Ben
1994
Trapani, Anthony
1999-00
Trella, Bradley
2013-14
*Tristani, Mike
1992, 1994
Trout, Craig
1998-99
Tulloch, Marwan
1996
Turner, Jamie
1999
Turner, Tyler
2005
V
Valencia, Camilo
*Vega, Israel
*Veliz, David
W
2006-07
2008
1991-92
Walberer, Matthew
2010
Wallace, Blake
2000
Wallace, Brandon
2013-14
Wandell, Keahi
2005
*Washington, Kobah 1990-91
*Wassell, Jeff
1992-93
*Watson, Alan
1997-98
*Weber, Elliot
2002
Weekes, Marcus
1999-01
Wegner, Marc
1999-00
**Westermann, Josh 2002-03
Whitaker, Jason
1995-96
*White, Ian
1992-93
White, Jared
1995
White, Lee
2000
*Wilcynski, Mike
1989-90
Williams, Khary
1994, 1996
Williams, Lee
2006
Williamson, Garry
2001
Wilson, Nelvin
1995
*Winfield, Robert
2002
Winship, Jake
2013
Wolfe, Brent
2000-01
*Woodson, Kyle
2008-09
*Wright, Brett
1989-90
Wright, Kenny
1993
Y
*Yando, Zachary
Ybarra, Steve
Young, Ben
2001-02
1995-96
2001
Zacarias, Ricardo
Zametkin, Alex
Zemba, Michael
Zimmermann, Kevin
2013
1996-97
2004
1993-94
Z
Father & Son Alumni Combination with Head Soccer Coach
Michael Pantalione (center). Donovan Rico (left) played for
Yavapai during the 2010 and 2011 seasons while Edson Rico
(right), one of the pioneers on the program, played in 1989 and
on the first national championship team in 1990.
★★★★★★★
5
1989 Original Roughriders (15-0-1)
1991 National Runners-up (22-1-0)
1993 National 4th Place (24-1-0)
1998 National 3rd Place (23-2-0)
Front Row (L to R)–Orona, Harman, Grub, Luciano, Nash, DeNardis, Cassler, Wilcynski, Stringham,
Ebel.
Back Row (L to R)–Farnsworth, Wright, McMillen, Bilsback, Brooks, Kozul, Schlink, Robson, Rico,
Salazar, Cajiao, Macias, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Hoaglund, Arias, Rinehart, Dickey, LaBerge, Smith, Clare, Zimmermann, Wassell,
Wright, Hatfield, Clark.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Richards, Hollimon, Phillips, Archuleta, Horton, McMillen, Kinney, Polivka,
White, Flores, Deutsch, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Reimers, Arellano, Breinholt, Whitaker, Delgado, John, Dorsey, Browder, Thornton,
Ybarra, Ball, Elliot.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, Hunter, Ochoa, Sparks, House, Brown, Wilson, Heredia, Cassler,
Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Starbird, Romeo, Pellant, Canfield, Rullow, Jack, Edgin, Thompson, Trout,
Watson, Rawls, Miranda.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Allen, Gonzalez, Hibbert, Lilleker, Sterling, Austin, Hutchison, Barrett, Roe,
Bakhti, Barton, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Bradshaw, Fechner, Gamble, Strode, Scruggs, Rawlings, Kulpa, Alessi, Franklin,
Flores, Iniguez, Lukavics.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Cordova, Wallace, Wegner, White, Doran, O’Sullivan, Gordon, Trapani,
Ganados, Wolfe, Weekes, Pantalione.
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★★★★★★★
Front Row (L to R)–Bell, Miranda, Al-Raqaya, Salazar, Ground, Owen, Corona, Sagar, Gordillo,
Collins, Tallis, Washington.
Back Row (L to R)–Masllorens, Funkhouser, Gilgan, Diaz, Bramini, Tagtmeyer, Schlink,
Belverud, Dickey, Veliz, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Hoaglund, Roan, Okuda, Reimers, Heredia, Tristani, Zimmermann, Dickey,
Morgan, Arellano, Larimer, Butzke.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, Merlo, Skoro, Hunter, Townsend, Globke, House, John,
Hatfield, Williams, Dorsey, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Atkin, Ball, Montejano, Jeffrey, Delgado, Elliot, Ybarra, Browder, Lundgren,
Becerra, Thornton, Cifuni.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, Tulloch, Zametkin, Lockhart, Lawrence, Kirkpatrick,
Detwiler, Sparks, Dudley, Engram, Funkhouser, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Thermoncy, Gamble, Rawlings, Canfield, Edgin, Pellant, Gonzalez, Terwilleger,
Bell, Mills, Chaikuman, Weekes.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Rustrum, Parry, Golden, Trapani, Arrowsmith, Kulpa, Ball, Wegner, Trout,
McDonnell, DeVaughn, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Daley, Rivera, McArdle, Williamson, Young, Gordon, Fechner, Alessi, Frame,
Weekes, Bailey, Santiago.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Parry, Yando, Hogarth, Keresey, Johnson, McKee, Rowe,
Bruffy-Holmes, Izard, Wolfe, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Bounds, Ronquillo, Jacobsen, Oberholtzer, Haynes, Guse, Brown, Armstrong,
Calderon, Pearce, Hasman, Randolph.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Earley, Martinez, Benser, Lowe, Quinones, Afjei, Hill, Arellano, Patrick,
Sanders, Eshleman, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Becerra, Turner, Beall, Espinoza, Martinez, Goodner, Haynes, Flummer, Bounds,
Eshleman, Duarte, Hughes, Hasman.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Ibarra, Wandell, Johnson, Denning, Browne, Lowe, Kelly, Roy, Burke,
Randolph, Pantalione.
Front Row: (L to R)–Garcia, Macias, Fimbrez, Beall, Goodner, Kelly, Espinoza, Flummer, Ibarra,
Silva, Valencia, Menezes.
Back Row: (L to R)–Bell, Espino, Johnson, Garton, Brown, Nelson, Williams, Swensen, Navarro,
Denning, Moss, Reyes, Lucatero, Pantalione.
Front Row: (L to R)–Woodson, Davis, Fuertsch, Matlock, LaFollette, Soriano, Moran, Iles, Savage,
Godinez, Martin, Hammack.
Back Row: (L to R)–Bell, Russell, Malloy, Mitchell, Castro, Tibbetts, Kalala, Gabrielson, Gilmer,
Hazzard, Okito, Cisse, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)—Fried, McKenna, Rico, Dragomir, Crossingham, Selletti, Jones, Rey, Bryant,
Lutkstanski, Cusack, Barnett, Godinez.
Back Row (L to R)—Bell, Estrada, Hardie-Jordan, Rodadovic, Demirelli, Halley, Luu, Beggs, Mecier,
McKenna, Robertson, Brown, Stensby, Jasso, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)—Solomon, Diaz, Barnett, Cusack, Coleman-Fry, Sellitti, Rey, Lara, Dragomir,
Lutostanski, Gbapou.
Back Row (L to R)—Bell, Estrada, Larson, Paine, Angeles, Morris, Popovic, Harlley, Halley, Grant,
Cardona, Jasso, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)—Nelson, Pacheco, Gallardo, Buron, Zacarias, Jimenez, Trella, Owsley, Diaz,
Park, Montes, Mack, Marquez, Cruz, Wallace.
Back Row (L to R)—Bell, Estrada, Haulkham, Paine, Ampleford, Busche, LaVanway, Winship,
Popovic, Goldsmith, Hardie-Jordan, Shadix, Bendawald, Pantalione.
Front Row: (L to R)–Diaz, G., Heredia, Pacheco, Gallardo, Nixon, Mack, Trella, Patenaude, Diaz,
D., Buron, Wallace, Nelson, Rico, Gutierrez, Dawood.
Back Row: (L to R)–Bell, Estrada, Douglas, Baures, Labaniano, DeLaRosa, Kelly, Logue, O Sillah,
Chala, Green, Carmona-deVille, Romero, Ortiz, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)—Medina, Garcia, Martin, Flores, Lara, Jones, Soriano, Foley, Walberer,
Bagheri, Sluwar, Rico, Hammack.
Back Row (L to R)—Bell, Ayau, Stensby, Efiom, Hardie, Nevarez, Reghabi, Hanze, Lozoya,
Hazzard, Rodakovic, Crossingham, Sylva, Pantalione.
★★★★★★★
7
National Championship Teams
1990 National Champions (21-1-1)
Yavapai’s First Recruiting Class
Front Row (L to R)–Harman, Washington, Orona, Wilcynski, Ground,
Cassler, DeNardis, Bilsback, Luciano, Owen, Macias, Stringham, Bell,
Miranda.
Back Row (L to R)–Funkhouser, McMillen, Salazar, Corona, Bramini,
Tagtmeyer, Schlink, Kozul, Brooks, Wright, Robson, Rico, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Arias, Collins, Miller, Masllorens, Sagar, Gilgan, Clare,
Tristani, Smith, Boquet, Kayali, Rush.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, White, Jarvis, Galindo,
Archuleta, Diaz, Dickey, Veliz, Mangan, Flores, Wassell, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Romo, Okuda, Diaz, Mancera, Martin, Munck,
Jeffrey, Kirkpatrick, Aceves, Sterling, Briels, Lundgren, Watson, Becerra.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, Dudley, Hibbert, Zametkin,
Lockhart, Jack, Hutchison, Roe, Engram, Bakhti, Barton, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Sterling, Nixon, Hammer, Iglesias, Asay-Davis,
O’Farrell, Winfield, Brentley, Frame, Bailey, Santiago, Ettinger, Gjertsen.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, McArdle, Yando, Weber, Westermann, McKee,
Johnson, Hughes, Levy, Merrill, Pantalione.
Hometown of Players from YC’s National Championship Teams
Phoenix, Arizona........................ 23
Tucson, Arizona......................... 17
Las Vegas, Nevada..................... 14
Prescott, Arizona.......................... 7
Glendale, Arizona........................ 6
Yuma, Arizona............................. 6
Tempe, Arizona............................ 5
Scottsdale, Arizona...................... 4
Chandler, Arizona........................ 4
Mesa, Arizona.............................. 3
Albuquerque, New Mexico.......... 3
Alamogordo, New Mexico........... 3
San Luis, Ariziona......................... 2
Trin City, Trinidad........................ 2
Puyallup, Washington.................. 2
Aurora, Colorado......................... 2
8
Highlands Ranch, Colorado......... 2
Oregon City, Oregon................... 2
Hillsboro, Oregon........................ 2
Portland, Oregon ........................ 2
Castaic, California........................ 2
Huntington Beach, California....... 2
Toledo, Washington..................... 2
Meridian, Idaho........................... 2
Shelby Township, Michigan......... 2
Jackson, Wyoming....................... 2
South Shields, England................ 2
Prescott Valley, Arizona................ 1
Sierra Vista, Arizona..................... 1
Fort Huachuca, Arizona................ 1
Paradise Valley, Arizona................ 1
Tolleson, Arizona......................... 1
★★★★★★★
Sedona, Arizona........................... 1
Payson, Arizona........................... 1
Peoria, Arizona............................. 1
Gilbert, Arizona........................... 1
ElPaso, Texas................................ 1
Tacoma, Washington................... 1
Federal Way, Washington............. 1
Henderson, Nevada..................... 1
Draper, Utah................................ 1
Park City, Utah............................. 1
Logan, Utah................................. 1
Salt Lake City, Utah...................... 1
Eugene, Oregon.......................... 1
Beaverton, Oregon...................... 1
Colorado Springs, Colorado......... 1
Eagle, Idaho................................. 1
Anchorage, Alaska....................... 1
Apple Valley, California................ 1
Nepean, Ontario, Canada............ 1
Bergen, Norway.......................... 1
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad................. 1
Sheffield, England........................ 1
Canney Island, England............... 1
Southend, England...................... 1
Banyoles, Spain............................ 1
Rabat, Morocco........................... 1
Roskilde, Denmark....................... 1
Perstorp, Sweden......................... 1
London, England......................... 1
San Fernando, Trinidad................ 1
Total Champions................160
90
92
97
03
02
07
08
Front Row (L to R)–Becerra, Martin-Jeff, Oberholtzer, Pearce, O’Farrell,
Ettinger, Hughes-Maurice, Westermann, Armstrong, Ronquillo, Asay-Davis,
Hughes-Brian, Garcia.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, LaFleur, Fimbrez, Brown, Martin-Jason, Jones,
Guse, Smith, Hill, DeJonghe, Sanders, Jacobsen, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Bendawald, Hernandez, Celario, Sy, Hayden, Gentry,
Dizdar, Rusch-Michener, Cristia, Valencia, Garcia.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Duarte, Fimbrez, Brown, Gordon, Petersen, Heller,
Khamis, McNiel, Panchenko, Swensen, Meram, Hunter, Pantalione.
Front Row (L to R)–Front Row (L to R)—Woodson, Garcia, Savage,
Rusch-Michener, Gilmer, Hayden, Moran, Dizdar, Rivera, Okito, Espinoza,
Bendawald, Fuertsch.
Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Hunter, Kalala, Tibbetts, Salinas, Petersen,
Khamis, McNiel, Panchenko, Vega, Meram, Pantalione.
National Championship Mini-Box Scores
Nov. 18,
1990 at Trenton, New Jersey
1st 2nd OT-1 OT-2ShootFinal
Half Half OutScore
Yavapai (21-1-1)
0
1
0
1 - 2
Passiac, NJ (19-1-0)
1
0
0
0
-
1
Nov. 22, 1992 at Trenton, New Jersey
Yavapai (24-1-0)
2
1
-
- -3
Andrew, GA (24-1-0)
0
0
-
- -0
Nov. 16, 1997 at Trenton, New Jersey
Yavapai (23-0-1)
2
1
-
- -3
Mercer, NJ (17-2-1)
0
0
-
- -0
Nov. 24, 2002 at Tyler, Texas
Yavapai (22-2-1)
1
1
-
- -2
Mercer, NJ (17-2-0)
0
1
-
- -1
Yavapai (22-2-1)
1
1
0
033
Mercer, NJ (18-1-1)
2
0
0
022
Yavapai (24-2-0)
1
2
0
054
Georgia Perimeter (21-1-2)
1
2
0
043
Nov. 23, 2008 at Phoenix, Arizona
Yavapai (26-0-0)
1
0
-
- -1
San Jacinto, TX (18-2-2)
0
0
-
- -0
★★★★★★★
9
1989-2014 Revisited
“The First Season" (1989)
Roughriders defeated nationally-ranked St. LouisForest Park in school’s first ever match...15-0-1
“on field” record...80 goals scored, 11 against...
Yavapai College first homecoming weekend saw
the Roughriders win over Arizona Western...Two
NSCAA All-Americans named-Edson Rico (team high
26 goals) and Steve Macias (team high 9 assists)...
Great home attendance.
“The Championship Season” (1990)
Roughriders captured post-season playoff wins
over Glendale-AZ (6-0), Hesston-KS (3-1), defending champion St. Louis-Flo Valley (1-0), Ulster-NY
(2-1), Herkimer-NY (4-0), Passiac-NJ (2-1)...Kurt
Funkhouser scored title-winner with 7:37 remaining in the second sudden death overtime period
in West Windsor, New Jersey on Nov. 18...Three
NSCAA All-Americans named: Edson Rico (team
high 22 goals); Rocco DeNardis (team high +58);
and Steve Macias...National Tournament award
winners include Jose Corona (nation’s top defender),
Andre Luciano (nation’s top goalkeeper), Kobah
Washington (tourney’s leading scorer)...Bobby Bell
recorded team high 13 assists...Michael Pantalione
named NSCAA & NJCAA National Coach-of-theYear...Outstanding home attendance.
“The Record-Breaking Season” (1991)
Roughriders broke a 22-year old National Junior
College record with 40 consecutive victories (no ties)
before losing to host Mercer County in the national
championship game 1-0 before 4,251 paid fans in
New Jersey...Yavapai defeated playoff opponents
Glendale (4-1), St. Louis-Flo Valley (3-2), Johnson
County-Kansas (1-0), Tyler, Texas (6-0), Ulster-New
York (2-1)...Two NSCAA All-Americans named: Jose
Corona (YC all-time leader in games started) and
Kobah Washington (team high 22 goals, 10 assists
in ‘91)...Chris Sagar selected top keeper in national
tourney...Roughriders won national sportsmanship
award while averaging less that 1 card/match...YC
defeated St. Louis-Forest Park 6-0 in AZ Classic title
game...Michael Pantalione became all-time JUCO
coaching leader with .966 winning percentage...
unbelievable home attendance.
“The Award Winning Season” (1992)
For the second time in three years Yavapai captured
the NJCAA title with a 3-0 win over Andrew-Georgia...other playoff victories included: Phoenix (2-0),
Glendale (4-2), Richland-Texas (3-0), St. Louis-Forest
Park (1-0), Alleghany-PA (5-0), Massasoit, Mass. (20)...Roughriders marched away with all 7 honors
(first time in NJCAA history): national championship, national sportsmanship (averaging less than 1
card/match), tourney MVP & top defender (Darren
Clare), top goalkeeper (Chris Sagar), top attacker
(Spencer Rush), and national coach of the year
(Michael Pantalione)...Two NSCAA All Americans
named (Darren Clare & Jason Collins)...YC defeated
Monroe-NY and Spokane-WA in AZ Classic...Team
records included most goals (95), most shutouts
(17), least goals per game (0.54), most wins (24)...
nation’s best JUCO home attendance.
“The Goal Scoring Season” (1993)
The Roughriders lost their only match of the season
in a sudden death penalty kick shootout to Massasoit
at the national tourney in New Jersey...YC capture
their fifth consecutive conference title while finishing
fourth at nationals with the same 24-1-0 record as
the ‘92 championship team...The Roughriders set
an all-time JUCO single-season scoring record with
134 goals...No less that 15 all-time school records
were broke including: most conference goals (78),
most playoff goals (38), least goals allowed (9),
least conference goals allowed (3), most shutouts
(19), most goals per game (5.30), least goals per
game (0.35)...two more national records were
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★★★★★★★
established: most consecutive shutout (15), best
goal differential (+125)...YC averaged less that 1
card/match...Two NSCAA All-Americans (Darren
Clare & Pat Smith)...Michael Pantalione notched
his 100th career win with Yavapai in just 105 games
with the school in a 10-0 win over Pima on Oct. 23rd...
nation’s best JUCO home attendance.
“The Sizzlin’ Shootout Season” (1994)
In the longest JUCO soccer match played, Yavapai
defeated Mercer County (NJ) 0-0 (6-5 after 11
rounds of penalty kicks) at the national semifinals
in New Jersey...Goalkeeper Kevin Zimmermann
made six saves and scored himself on the 11th kick
of the shootout...The Roughriders lost to Spartanburg (SC) in the title game 3-2...Yavapai became
the only JUCO team to advance to the national
tournament every year this decade...Three NSCAA
All-Americans (Kevin Zimmermann, Ross Hoaglund,
John Hunter)...National Coach-of-the-Year finalist
Michael Pantalione recorded his fifth consecutive 20win season...The Roughriders defeated Scottsdale
(2-0), Phoenix (4-0), Richland, Texas (3-1), Ulster,
New York (2-1) in other playoff matches...Yavapai
now stands 29-3 in post-season competition...nation’s best JUCO home attendance.
“The Texas Two-Step Season” (1995)
with 15 assists each...Two NSCAA All-Americans
(Jeffery and Matt Kirkpatrick)...YC’s eighth straight
20-win season...Pantalione named NJCAA and
NSCAA National Coach of the Year...nation’s best
JUCO home attendance.
“The 10th Anniversary Season”(1998)
Yavapai’s winning tradition continues, recording
their 10th consecutive title to go along with the 9th
consecutive 20-win season (23-2-0) and 9th straight
national tournament appearance (3rd place finish)...
In playoff matches Yavapai defeated Pima 2-1, Glendale 3-0, DuPage (IL) 2-0, Springfield 1-0...After a
four overtime 0-0 tie, the Roughriders lost to State
Fair (MO) in a shootout. State Fair later forfeited
the match due to ineligible players...YC won two
out-of-state tournaments (Kansas & Mississippi)
defeating Kansas City (KS), Johnson County (KS),
Meridian (MS), and DeKalb (GA) by a composite
score of 16-2...Two NSCAA All-Americans (Ty Hibbert & Kelvin Jack) and two NJCAA All-Americans
(Travis Sterling & Kelvin Jack)...Hibbert posted team
high 22 goals for the season including a game tying
goal with 28 seconds left & the overtime winner
during a regional playoff match...Sterling tied alltime assists record with 23...Jack leaves program
with school record 31 shutouts...JUCO’s best home
attendance.
In two dramatic finishes, Yavapai defeated TylerTexas and Richland-Texas in playoff action...With
1 minute left in the fourth overtime Richard Elliot
scored the game-winner against Tyler 3-2 after
trailing 2-0 late in the second half of the national
semifinals...Playing with ten men in the last 70
minutes, YC’s John Hunter scored with 3 minutes
remaining for a 3-2 win in Dallas against Richland for
their sixth consecutive district title...YC made their
fifth trip to the national championship game before
losing to Mercer-New Jersey on their home field...YC
defeated California champion Rancho Santiago 1-0
on the road...Yavapai’s 58 game home undefeated
streak ended Sept. 16 but started another run currently at 9...Two NSCAA All-Americans (Steve Ybarra,
Avery John)...YC’s sixth straight 20-win season...
Other playoff victories included Scottsdale (4-0),
Mesa (3-0), Essex-Maryland (5-0)...nation’s best
Yavapai won the first ever JUCO Hall of Fame Tournament in Oneonta, New York defeating Herkimer (NY)
4-0 and Monroe (NY) 6-1...Along with the tournament trophy, the Roughriders walked away with the
team sportsmanship award, top individual attacker
(Marcus Weekes) and top individual defender (Craig
Trout) awards...YC captured 11th consecutive conference title...After defeating Glendale 4-1 in playoff
action, YC lost in sudden death overtime to Pima
2-1 for the regional title...Yavapai finished the season
18-3-1 and was named team of the decade with
the most wins in the country (218), outdistancing
DuPage, Ill. (195)...most national tournament appearances (9, tied with DuPage), most national title
game appearances (7; Mercer County, NJ with 4)...
and national championships (3 tied with Mercer)...
once again, nation’s best JUCO home attendance.
“The Flashback Season” (1996)
“The Overtime Season” (2000)
For the sixth time this decade, Yavapai advanced
all the way to the national championship game at
New Jersey...On their home field, Mercer County
(NJ) defeated Yavapai 1-0 in the finals...In other playoff matches the Roughriders defeated Pima (3-0),
Phoenix (3-0), Tyler-Texas (2-1), and DuPage-Illinois
(2-0)...YC defeated California champion Rancho
Santiago 1-0 in Nevada...YC also had three double
digit victories over Central-Kansas, Orange CoastCalif., and South Mountain...For trivia stake, YC
played their first-ever game on a Tuesday, winning
at San Diego Mesa 3-0...Two NSCAA All-Americans
(Cesar Delgado, Steve Ybarra)...For the first time YC
had five players on the first-team All-Conference and
All-Region Teams (Ybarra, Delgado, Alex Zametkin,
Ty Engram, Richard Elliot)...YC’s seventh straight 20win season...nation’s best JUCO home attendance.
win season...nation’s best JUCO home attendance.
“The Unbeaten Season” (1997)
Yavapai finished a year long quest and returned to
the national championship game to beat Mercer
County, New Jersey 3-0 on Mercer’s home turf...
The Roughriders shutout all playoff opponents while
winning their third national championship in the
‘90s...The 1997 squad was the first Roughrider team
to capture the national title with an unbeaten record
(23-0-1)...In playoff matches Yavapai defeated Pima,
Phoenix, State Fair (MO), Mt. Ida (MA), and Mercer
(NJ) by a composite score of 12-0...YC also won
the Big Four Tournament defeating St. Louis-Forest
Park and Spokane (WA)...Kevin Jeffery scored the
most goals in one season by a YC player with 31...
Jeffery and Travis Sterling broke the school record
“The Hall of Fame Season” (1999)
In two dramatic JUCO matches that were decided
in overtime, Yavapai (winners of 22 matches) lost
to the two teams that eventually would meet in
the national finals...On their home field during
the regular season Meridian, Miss. won 3-2 while
Bryant & Stratton won at the national tournament
4-3...Yavapai captured their 12th consecutive conference title quite convincingly, scoring a regular
season league record 85 goals to the opponents
8...Playoff wins for the Roughriders were against
Phoenix (4-0), Mesa (5-0), Georgia Perimeter (1-0),
and Essex, New Jersey (3-1)...David Rawlings (22
goals, 15 assists) was named ACCAC Player of the
Year and NJCAA & NSCAA First Team All-American...
Damien Franklin scored the most goals as a freshmen with 27...Sergio Iniquez had school record 17
assists...10th national tournament appearance &
10th 20-plus win season since 1990...nation’s best
“Road Warriors” (2001)
Playing their best soccer on the road, Yavapai tied a
school record with 24 wins (the only school in the
country to win 20 games)...YC won both matches
on a east coast trip and a key conference encounter
in Tucson (Columbus Day Massacre) against Pima
5-0...Roughriders outscored their opponents 115-15,
enroute to their 13th consecutive conference title...
Playoff wins over Paradise Valley (1-0), Pima (2-1
in overtime), Schoolcraft, Mich. (8-0, most goals in
national tourney winner’s bracket) and DuPage (1-0
in overtime)...Playing in their 8th national championship game, YC lost to Bryant & Stratton, NY 3-2 in
Texas...Alan Gordon & Garry Williamson each scored
29 goals... Goalkeeper Joseph Alessi had team record
83 saves... Gordon had 4 goals in a game twice
and two overtime game-winning goals...Alessi &
Gordon were first team NSCAA All-Americans, the
only school to have two first-team All-Americans....
nation's best JUCO home attendance.
“Two Second Halves”(2002)
Yavapai captured their 300th win and fourth national
championship on the same weekend...After defeating Iowa Central 3-0 in the national semifinals for
their 300th win, the Roughriders beat Mercer, NJ
2-1 in the finals...The two second halves stories
are simple–YC scored 69 of their 100 goals in the
second half (including two shootout victories over
Pima in the regional finals and San Jacinto, TX in the
national quarterfinals)...YC also won all 14 games
in the second half of the season...The Roughriders won their 14th Arizona Conference title in 14
years...Jordan McKee was voted national player of
the year while Stephen O’Farrell joined McKee for
All-American honors...Eric Santiago was voted Team
MVP...Michael Pantalione national coach of the
year and featured in Sports Illustrated (Super Bowl
issue)...nation’s best home attendance.
“Back to Back” (2003)
So many story lines...5th national championship!...Back to Back National Championship!...
First national championship decided by a penalty
kick shootout...First Time in YC’s 15-year history
with exclusively All-American team...First national
title match in 20 years where winning team did
not score first...In fact, Yavapai came back from
a 2-0 first half deficit to defeat Mercer County, NJ
3-2 in a penalty kick shootout to win the NJCAA
National Championship...Goalkeeper Stephen
O’Farrell won his third penalty kick shootout in
3 attempts during his 2-year career at Yavapai...
YC defeated East Central, MO 2-1 in the national
semifinals and Springfield, Ill. 2-0 in the national
quarterfinals...The Roughriders won their 15th
consecutive Arizona Conference title...Goalkeeper
Bobby Armstrong (0.42 GAA) and Forward Maurice
Hughes (29 goals) were selected to the NSCAA
All-America First Team...Josh Westermann selected
NSCAA All-West First Team...Hughes, Westermann,
O’Farrell joins Craig Ettinger, Jason Martin and Sky
Asay -Davis has the only Roughriders to win two
national titles...nation’s best home attendance.
“Sweet Sixteen” (2004)
For the 16th consecutive year, Yavapai captured the
Arizona Conference title...YC defeated ChandlerGilbert 4-1, scoring four first half goals, in the
Regional Championship Game...On a flooded field
in Tyler, Texas the Roughriders lost in the National
Quarterfinals to Georgia Perimeter 3-2...Yavapai
continued their streak of never losing a national
consolation match defeating South Suburban, Illinois and Schoolcraft, Michigan, thus finishing in
the top four in the country for the 14th time in 15
years...Yavapai completed the season with a 23-20 overall record...Defender Michael Randolph (21
points), Goalkeeper Robert Armstrong (second
all-time in career saves with 133), and Todd Brown
(team record 34 goals in a season) were named to
the NSCAA All-American Team...Tyler Hasman (20
goals) joined the three All-Americans on the NSCAA
All-West Team...nation’s best attendance.
“Excitement, Drama & Tradition”
(2005)
The fastest Yavapai team accounted for 116 goals,
second all-time at Yavapai, en route to a 24 win
season which ties a school record...The Roughriders clinched its 17th consecutive conference title...
Yavapai won five playoff games (4-1 over ChandlerGilbert, 3-0 against Pima, 4-1 versus North Idaho,
5-1 at Nationals against Illinois Central and a
dramatic 3-2 win in the national semifinal over
Louisburg, North Carolina...Yavapai played in their
11th national championship game before losing to
Georgia Perimeter...For the 15th time since 1990,
Yavapai won more than 20 matches in a season
including posting a winning record at the national
tournament with the national runners-up finish...
Midfielder Obed Becerra (15g,13a) was named
Region Player of the Year while Michael Pantalione
was named Coach of the Year for the 11th time...
Pantalione passed 30-year St. Louis Flo-Valley retired coach Pete Sorber for most wins over .500,
finishing the season with 344 games over .500.
Obed Becerra, Forward Tyler Hasman (21g, 13a)
and defender Patrick Roy (+79) were named to the
NJCAA and NSCAA All-America Teams.
“Undefeated Season with an Asterisk”
(2006)
The Roughriders captured their 18th consecutive
conference title along with their 16th region and
16th district championship...Yavapai tied Mercer
(NJ) 1-1 and Northern Oklahoma 2-2 at the national
tournament but lost on penalty kicks by identical
scores of 4-3...According to the new rules, these
two matches go down in the books as a tie. Shootouts are designed for tournament advancement
purposes only. Somehow the Roughriders finished
the season unbeaten at 22-0-3. Roger Espinoza, Tim
Kelly and Chris Johnson (17 goals) were named to
the NJCAA All-America Team...Espinoza and Kelly,
who anchored the school’s best statistical defense
(0.35 goals against average) were also named to
the NSCAA All-America Team...Michael Pantalione
was named NSCAA West Region Coach of the Year
for the 12th time and inducted into the NJCAA
Soccer Hall of Fame. Yavapai posted 17 shutouts
including Chandler-Gilbert 2-0, Pima 1-0 and North
Idaho 2-0 in post-season play. For the 16th time
since 1990, Yavapai won more than 20 matches in
a season including a victory over Tyler (TX) 2-1 in
the title game of the Five Star Tournament.
“A Season to Remember” (2007)
Seventeen years to the day after the Roughriders
captured their first national championship, Yavapai
trailed 1-0, 3-2 (with two minutes remaining) and
even in the shootout but Yavapai would not be
denied, winning their sixth national title over Georgia Perimeter (4-3) after seven rounds of penalty
kicks (5-4)…Yavapai defeated Paradise Valley 7-1,
Pima 5-2, North Idaho 4-2, Illinois Central 1-0 and
Marshalltown (IA) 3-0, completing a undefeated
post-season…Yavapai won their 19th consecutive
conference title and tied a school record with 24
wins in one season…Region Player of the Year
Irving Garcia and Vincent Fimbrez were named to
the NSCAA All-America Team…Michael Pantalione
became the all-time leader in NJCAA Division One
victories with 417…He was also named NJCAA &
NSCAA National Coach of the Year.
“The Perfect Season” (2008)
The Roughriders captured their 7th National Championship, completing a perfect season, winning all
26 games…Yavapai becomes the first NJCAA team
to win 26 games in one season…Dirk Petersen first
half header off a free kick was the only goal scored
in the national championship final against San
Jacinto, Tex…Other playoff matches included wins
over Chandler-Gilbert 2-0, Pima 1-0, North Idaho
6-1, Schoolcraft (MI) 3-1, Garden City (KS) 4-1...
The defense, lead by the back four of Chris Hunter,
Dirk Petersen, Evan McNiel and Jeff Bendawald
posted 15 shutouts and allowed no more than one
goal in the other 11 matches...Yavapai won their
20th consecutive conference title…For the first
time Yavapai had two 30-goal scorers in the same
season with First Team NJCAA & NSCAA All-America
forwards Francis Khamis (YC’s all-time goal scorer)
and Justin Meram (YC’s all-time points leader), also
named JUCO National Player of the Year…Associate
Coach Hugh Bell was inducted into the NJCAA Soccer Hall of Fame…Michael Pantalione was named
NJCAA and NSCAA National Coach of the Year.
“Back to Jersey Season” (2009)
The Roughriders made their 19th trip to the national tournament in the past 20 years, returning
to Trenton, New Jersey for the first time in 10
years….Yavapai finished fifth in the country and
was awarded the National Sportsmanship Trophy…
The Roughriders captured their 21st consecutive
conference title and won playoff matches against
Pima 2-1, Arizona Western 2-0 and Iowa Central
2-0, tied Essex County, NJ 1-1, and lost in the
quarterfinals to Louisburg, NC…Gabriel Okito
scored Yavapai’s 2000th all-time goal versus South
Mountain on Sept. 14....Okito and Gene Tibbetts
were named to the NJCAA All-America Team…
Tibbetts also selected to the NSCAA All-America
Team…Yavapai completes the decade with 10
consecutive national tournament appearances,
six national championship game appearances and
four national titles…also in the past 10 years, the
Roughriders lost only two home matches, both in
overtime and playing down a man.
“Every 11 Seasons” (2010)
For only the second time in the past 21 years, the
Roughriders failed to qualify for the National Tournament…Yavapai, winners of the past 10 region
and district playoff championships, lost to Pima in
a playoff match ending their season with 15 wins…
In addition, the Roughriders ended a remarkable
streak of capturing 21 consecutive conference titles,
finishing second in the 11-team league.
“Undefeated Regular Season” (2011)
For the ninth team in team history, Yavapai had
an undefeated regular season…The Roughriders
scored a record 10 goals in a region playoff match
before being defeated in the region championship
game...Yavapai recorded 109 goals for the season
en route to their 22nd conference title.
“500 & Counting” (2012)
The Roughriders won their 500th all-time match
on exactly the same day (Sept. 1) that the program
recorded its first-ever win back in 1989…A double
overtime win over Pima lifted YC to their 23rd
league title…Yavapai shutout Arizona Western for
their 20th region title before losing in Wyoming in
district play…The Roughriders scored 101 goals,
finishing with a 21-3-0 overall record.
“Cardiac Kids” (2013)
Endless knack of magical finishes while snatching
wins out of the proverbial jaws of defeat were
witnessed throughout the season…11 one-goal
victories, seven wins in extra time including three
penalty kick shootout victories (against Phoenix for
the Region One Title; Burlington, NJ and Eastern
Florida in the national tournament)…20th national
tournament appearance for the Roughriders, finishing third in the country (18th all-time final four finish)…Michael Pantalione set a new national record
for the most career coaching wins in NJCAA soccer
history with 535 on November 9 with a 3-0 victory
over Otero JC (Col.) in West District title match at
Ken Lindley Field.
“Hosting Nationals” (2014)
After leading the nation in both scoring (103 goals)
and goals against average (0.38) in addition to
having an undefeated regular season for the 10th
time in Yavapai history, the Roughriders abruptly
lost a region playoff match in overtime…the defeat
denied the Roughriders an opportunity to play in
the NJCAA National Tournament which was hosted
for the first time by Yavapai College, the City of
Prescott and the Town of Prescott Valley…Yavapai
captured their 24th conference title, broke numerous conference records (goals, shutouts) en route to
their 20th twenty-win season and a national third
place ranking in the final NJCAA and NSCAA poll.
★★★★★★★
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TOP 20 MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES
Yavapai National Tournament Matches Yavapai Region & District Playoff Matches
1. Yavapai 2, Passiac, NJ 1 (‘90 championship)
1. Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (‘02 Region Final)
2. Yavapai 3, Mercer, NJ 0 (‘97 championship)
2. Yavapai 2 Phoenix 1 (’13 Region Final)
Kurt Funkhouser scores in the second sudden death overtime period as
Yavapai, with 20 players from Arizona and 4 from Nevada, defeats heavily
favored Passiac with all foreign players. (see photo page 20)
The Roughriders finished an unbeaten season scoring two goals in the first
6 minutes to defeat the home team thus capturing their third national
championship in the ‘90s.
3. Yavapai 1, San Jacinto, Tex. 0 (’08 championship)
Erik Sterling’s free kick with only 10 minutes left forced an overtime with YC
winning in the sixth round of penalty kicks in the first and only shootout
ever at Ken Lindley Field.
Similar storyline and result to the ’02 region final. After tying the match
with 10 minutes left in regulation and down throughout the shootout,
Yavapai rallied to win in the sixth round of penalty kicks in their first ever
region playoff match outside of Yavapai county.
Dirk Petersen’s goal off a free kick early in the first half completed a perfect
26-0-0 season for the Roughriders. The 26 wins established a national
record at any level.
3. Yavapai 1, St. Louis-Flo Valley 0 (‘90 District Final)
4. Yavapai 4, Georgia Perimeter 3 (’07 championship)
4. Yavapai 3, Otero, Col. 0 (’13 District Final)
Yavapai trailed 1-0, 3-2 with two minutes remaining in regulation, and even
in the shootout session. But the Roughriders would not be denied winning
their 6th national championship in the seventh shootout round (see page16).
5. Yavapai 3, Mercer, NJ 2 (‘03 championship)
Yavapai came back from a 2-0 first half deficit to win the only NJCAA Finals
determined by a penalty kick shootout.
6. Yavapai 1, Mercer, NJ 0 (‘94 semifinals)
Longest game in JUCO soccer history goes 11 shootout rounds before
Kevin Zimmermann, Yavapai’s goalkeeper, is inserted into the shootout by a
little-known rule and scores game-winner for a 6-5 shootout victory.
7. Yavapai 3, Andrew, GA 0 (‘92 championship)
In convincing fashion, Yavapai shutout all district and national playoff
opponents including the Andrew game where the last 81 minutes were a
mere formality.
8. Yavapai 2, Mercer, NJ 1 (‘02 championship)
Edson Rico scored with five minutes to go to upset the defending national
champions in Missouri.
Mike Pantalione set a new record for the most career coaching wins in
NJCAA soccer history with 535. The win came in only the way he would
have preferred—in a playoff game, at home at Ken Lindley field in Prescott
where the program began in 1989, and resulting in their 20th trip to the
national tournament.
5. Yavapai 4, Glendale 2 (‘92 Region Final)
Josep Masllorens scored late in the second half to force overtime at Ken
Lindley Field.
6. Yavapai 3, St. Louis-Flo Valley 2 (‘91 District Semifinals)
Because of a snowstorm, the game was move to an astroturf field at the St.
Louis Soccer Park where Kobah Washington and Jason Collins scored two
goals in the last 15 minutes in 20 degree weather.
Yavapai’s first playoff game was a decisive victory in front of one of the
largest crowds at home (see photo).
An early goal in each half enables Yavapai to captured its fourth national
championship at Tyler, Texas. It was the first meeting between the two
schools outside of New Jersey.
8. Yavapai 3, Richland, Tex. 2 (‘95 District Final)
9. Yavapai 4, Herkimer, NY 0 (‘90 semifinals)
9. Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (‘98 Region Semifinal)
A clinic! The game put Yavapai on the map with four-year college coaches.
10. Yavapai 2, Ulster, NY 1 (‘91 semifinals)
With only 10 men and trailing 1-0 with 7 minutes to go, YC scores and four
overtimes later, wins in a shootout 5-4.
11. Yavapai 3, Tyler, TX 2 (‘95 semifinals)
Trailing 2-0 with 20 minutes to go, Yavapai scores two goals and another in
the fourth overtime by Richard Elliot.
12. Yavapai 2, Massasoit, MA 0 (‘92 semifinals)
A war! This was the national final played in the semifinal round. Yavapai
showed eastern teams and fans that it could adjust and play a tough, physical game and win.
13. Yavapai 3, Mt. Ida, MA 0 (‘97 semifinals)
On their way to an undefeated season, Yavapai won this heavyweight
match in a driving rainstorm.
14. Yavapai 3, Louisburg, NC 2 (‘05 semifinals)
In Tyler, Texas, Yavapai came from behind twice in this classic battle and
qualified for their 11th national championship game appearance.
15. Yavapai 8, Schoolcraft, MI 0 (‘01 quarterfinals)
Yavapai scored the most goals in a national tournament winner’s bracket game.
16. Yavapai 2 Ulster, NY 1 (‘90 quarterfinals)
Yavapai’s first national playoff match in New Jersey was not easy. Trailing
1-0 at the half, YC scored two second half goals and became a hit with
Jersey fans and four-year college coaches.
17. Yavapai 5, Allegheny, PA 0 (‘92 quarterfinals)
Yavapai used “YMCA rules” and sub all 11 players at the 55 minute mark in
this classic clinic.
18. Mercer, NJ 1, Yavapai 0 (‘91 championship)
Although Yavapai lost, the game was a classic witnessed by 4,651 fans. The
defeat ended Yavapai’s 40-game winning streak, a NJCAA Division One
national record.
19. Yavapai 10, Rockland, NY 0 (‘93 consolation game)
John Hunter scored the final of his three goals with 5 minutes remaining in
Dallas, Texas. YC played with 10 men for 70 minutes.
Ty Hibbert scored with only 28 seconds remaining in regulation and tallied
again in the second overtime.
10. Yavapai 1, Johnson County, Kan. 0 (‘91 District Final)
Jose Miranda scored in the 104th minute in Missouri. Throw-ins were taken
on the top of snow banks in below freezing weather.
11. Yavapai 3, Richland, Tex. 0 (‘92 District Semifinal)
A clinic in Dallas, Texas where YC took another step towards their national
championship.
12. Yavapai 3, Richland, Tex. 1 (‘94 District Final)
Trailing 1-0, YC substituted a defender for a third forward and Octavio
Heredia scored with 50 seconds to go (in the first half). YC tallied two
second half goals in a tough home win.
13. Yavapai 3, Hesston, Kan. 1 (‘90 District Semifinal)
YC first playoff win on the road played at a bizarre setting in Parkville,
Missouri. One example included Ed Brooks disappearing while falling
downhill after saving a ball on the far touchline. He snuck 40 yards
downfield, reappeared while reentering, and was wide open to the surprise
of everyone. Contact alumni for other examples.
All-time playoff scoring leader Kobah Washington had a hat trick against
arch-rival Glendale before one of the largest crowds in Prescott.
15. Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (‘01 Region Final)
YC scored in the 83rd minute to tie the match and force a sudden death
overtime which lasted only a minute on Alan Gordon’s game winning goal.
16. Yavapai 5, Mesa 0 (‘00 Region Final)
YC’s domination of regional championships continued with this rout.
17. Yavapai 3, St. Louis-Flo Valley 0 (‘93 District Final)
The match marked the end of an era for one of the best junior college
programs in the ‘70s and ‘80s.
18. Yavapai 4, Chandler-Gilbert 1 (‘04 Region Final)
The match was over at halftime with four spectacular first half goals.
After losing to Massasoit in the sixth round of a shootout, Yavapai took out
its frustration by scoring the most goals in playoff history.
19. Yavapai 1, Pima 0 (’06 Region Final)
20. Yavapai 2 Eastern Florida 1 (’13 group play)
Yavapai played three goalkeepers in winning their second consecutive shootout
at the national tournament and third penalty kick win of the 2013 post-season.
20. Yavapai 1, Pima 0 (’08 Region Final)
12
★★★★★★★
Chris Johnson scored the winner off a corner kick late in the second half.
Justin Meram scored a second half goal continuing the run to the school’s
7th national championship and a perfect season.
Yavapai Soccer FUN FACTS
4.03
0.71
Goals Scored per game in 25-year history
Goals Allowed per game in 25-year history
20
5
Twenty win seasons by Yavapai
Twenty win seasons by next highest team
in the country
40
2
Most consecutive wins (no ties)
Most consecutive losses
18
10
National Final Four Finishes
Final Four Finish by next highest team
in the country
21.3
1.8
Average number of wins per season
Average number of losses per season
508
2040
Number of games over .500
Year YC would be at .500 if lost every game
20
18
National Tournament Appearances
Top Four National Finishes (13 title games played)
18
1
Times played on last possible official calendar date of the season
Number of post-game speeches by YC coaches in program’s history
23
21 Number of Region Championship Games Played
Number of Region Championship Games Won
14
11
Penalty Kick Shootouts participated in
Penalty Kick Shootouts won
97.2
17.2 Goals per season
Goals against per season
2528
446
Goals scored by Yavapai
Goals scored by Opponents
24
26 Conference Titles
Years of competition
331
26
Shutouts by Yavapai Goalkeepers
Shutouts by Opposing Goalkeepers
7
3.5
National Titles
Years between National Titles
81
79
Number of opponents played
Number of opponents with winning record against
401
442
Players that won Conference Titles
Players that played in the program
1
1
Number of Head Coaches in Yavapai’s history
Number of Associate Coaches in Yavapai’s history
353
442
Players that played in the National Tournament
Players that played in the program
278
11
Home Games Won in 26-year history
Home Games Loss in 26-year history
Yavapai Regular Season Games
1. Yavapai 4, St. Louis‑Forest
Park 3 (1989)
Edson Rico scored 4 goals against
a nationally ranked team in the
Roughriders first game ever.
2. Yavapai 6, Pima 3 (1990)
The Roughriders scored five goals by
Edson Rico and Roger Salazar in the
last 20 minutes to come from a 2-goal
deficit to win the home season opener.
3. Yavapai 8, Mesa 3 (1990)
This wild home match featured as many
red cards as Yavapai goals. When told
to go into the game, Kurt Funkhouser
asked what position. The coach replied
left, the entire left side.
4. Yavapai 1, Rancho Santiago,
Calif. 0 (1995)
Goalkeeper Cesar Delgado posted a
school record 16 saves in California
against their state champion.
5. Yavapai 1, Rancho Santiago,
Calif. 0 (1996)
A classic collegiate soccer match played
at a neutral site in Las Vegas with the
only goal scored by Ty Engram.
6. Yavapai 13, Victor Valley,
Calif. 0 (1989)
The Roughriders first home game ever
witnessed by curious locals, a band, and
yes, even cheerleaders. The next night
YC scored six goals and was asked by a
local supporter just learning the game,
“only six goals, what happen?”
7. Yavapai 6, St. Louis-Forest
Park 0 (1991)
Six different players scored in the
invitational tournament final at Mesa, AZ.
8. Yavapai 3, Spokane,
Wash. 0 (1993)
This was the first men’s intercollegiate
soccer match ever in Montana. The
game was played in Missoula, where
Head Coach Pantalione founded
Montana youth soccer in 1977.
9. Yavapai 5, Pima 0 (2001)
Alan Gordon scores four goals in
48 minutes in the “Columbus Day
Massacre” at Tucson.
10. Yavapai 1, Massasoit, Mass. 1
(1990)
The Roughriders first trip back east was
a wild affair with 80 fouls called in the
overtime match. The trip to the Mercer
Invitational was significant because
it proved that YC could play with
the traditional powers from the east,
Mercer-NJ & Massasoit.
11. Yavapai 3, Rockville, MD 2 (2001)
Marcus Bailey scored with two minutes
left in regulation to force extra time.
YC won the match held in Baltimore
on a Alan Gordon goal in the second
overtime.
12. Yavapai 4 San Jacinto, Tex. 3
(2000)
YC came back from three, that’s right,
three one-goal deficits to win the match
held in Meridian, Mississippi.
13. Yavapai 3, Meridian, Miss. 0 (1998)
YC won this televised match featuring a
yellow card on a YC player for delay of
game after he tripped over a television
cable wire while attempting to take a
corner kick.
14. Yavapai 4, Herkimer, NY 0
(1999)
A one-sided Hall of Fame Tournament
match played at the Hall of Fame Field
in Oneonta, New York.
15. Yavapai 2, Arizona Western 1
(2006)
Trailing 1-0, Yavapai scored two goals
in the final two minutes of regulation to
win in Yuma.
16. Yavapai 4, Monroe, NY 0
(1992)
Season home opener played in front of
one of the largest crowds assembled at
Ken Lindley Field.
17. Yavapai 2, Chandler-Gilbert 0
(2007)
The program’s 400th win was a solid
road victory.
18. Yavapai 13, Scott, IA 0 (2004)
Team and individual records were
established in this match played in
Minnesota.
19. Yavapai 3, Pima 0 (2008)
One of many shutout road victories
leading to the 20th consecutive league
title.
20. Yavapai 3, Phoenix 2 (2011)
The Roughriders evened the score with
3:33 left in regulation and tallied the
game-winner with 1:55 remaining in
the second overtime for the program’s
490th win.
Most Memorable
Exhibition Games
1. Yavapai 3, San Diego State 2
(Spring 1991)
Trailing 2-1 at the half in San Diego,
Edson Rico and Remy Bilsback scored
second half goals to defeat SDSU, a
top ten NCAA Division One team at
the time.
2. Yavapai 3, UNLV 2 (Fall 1993)
At Las Vegas, Herbert Richards scored
the deciding goal hitting a 40-yard
missile in the 90th minute.
3. Yavapai 2, Grand Canyon
University 0 (Fall 1989)
Just four days after reporting to
the Prescott campus, the original
pioneers of the program travel down
to Phoenix wearing the Yavapai
uniform for the first time while totally
dominating "time of possession."
★★★★★★★
13
Yavapai College All-time Career Leaders
Goals Scored (minimum 10)
1 Francis Khamis
53
2 Justin Meram
51
3 Edson Rico
48
4 Todd Brown
45
5 Tyler Hasman
41
6 Kevin Jeffrey
38
Alan Gordon
38
Maurice Hughes
38
9 David Rawlings
36
Julien Dragomir
36
11 Kobah Washington 35
12 John Hunter
34
Kyle Morris
34
14 Ty Hibbert
32
15 Marcus Bailey
31
16 Garry Williamson 29
17 Damien Franklin
27
Alex Zametkin
27
19 Colby Swensen
25
20 Chris Johnson
24
21 Steve Ybarra
23
Rodolfo Godinez 23
23 Michael Randolph 22
Rudy Duarte
22
Alex Harlley
22
David Malloy 22
Jason Romero
22
28 Obed Becerra
21
Ty Engram
21
Richard Elliot
21
31 Irving Garcia
20
Victor Gilgan
20
Kenny Wright
20
34 Jason Collins
19
Chad Polivka
19
Craig Ettinger
19
37 Pavel Panchenko 18
Michael Hollimon 18
Anthony Trapani
18
Gouedan Halley
18
Matthew Paine
18
42 Marc Dudley
17
Steve Macias
17
Alex Gonzalez
17
45 Spencer Rush
16
Vincent Fimbrez
16
Milan Popovic
19
48 Marcus Weekes
15
Pat Smith
15
Herbert Richards
15
Travis Sterling
15
Brandon Hammer 15
Lokahi Bounds
15
Guillermo Diaz
15
Daniel Kelly
15
56 Octavio Heredia
14
David Oberholtzer 14
Bryce Beall
14
Christopher Luu
14
60 Dan Lowe
13
Qaher Al-Raqaya 13
Greg Archuleta
13
Gary Thornton
13
Kevin McDonnell 13
Brett Parry
13
Gabriel Okito
13
67 Ed Brooks
12
Jose Miranda
12
Jason Whitaker
12
Matt Kirkpatrick
12
Kevin Grub
12
Luis Arias
12
Jonathan Grant
12
74 Heath Tagtmeyer 11
Darren Clare
11
Ross Eshleman
11
Sergio Iniguez
11
Erik Sterling
11
Jonathan Castro
11
80 Ian White
10
Rocky Phillips
10
Marcus Rullow
10
Sean Johnson
10
Colter McArdle
10
Dallas Rusch-Michener10
Donovan Rico
10
14
Assists (minimum 9)
1 Rudy Duarte
2 Justin Meram
3 Pavel Panchenko
4 Obed Becerra
5 Alan Gordon
David Rawlings
7 Tyler Hasman
8 Kevin Jeffrey
Travis Sterling
10 Brett Parry
11 Irving Garcia
Ty Engram
Greg Gilmer
14 Bobby Bell
Greg Archuleta
Marcus Bailey
17 Pat Smith
Kenny Fechner
Ross Eshleman
Francis Khamis
21 Jason Collins
Alex Gonzalez
Rodolfo Godinez
Julien Dragomir
25 Jose Miranda
Darren Clare
Sergio Iniguez
Maurice Hughes
Alex Harlley
Jason Romero
31 Edson Rico
David Oberholtzer
Chris Johnson
Kyle Morris
Gouedan Halley
Angel Rey Heredia
37 Michael Randolph
Steve Macias
Steve Ybarra
40 Remy Bilsback
Todd Brown
Carlos Lara
43 Colby Swensen
Josep Masllorens
Ty Hibbert
Luis Arias
Marcus Weekes
Anthony Trapani
Lee White
Milan Popovic
51 Vincent Fimbrez
Tim Kelly
Tyler Hasman
Ross Hoaglund
Kevin Grub
John Hunter
Jason Whitaker
Sean Johnson
Rodolfo Godinez
Matthew Paine
61 Kobah Washington
Victor Gilgan
Herbert Richards
Bryce Beall
Kyle Woodson
Viktor Rodakovic
Guillermo Diaz
68 Gabriel Okito
Jeff Bendawald
Ed Brooks
Roger Salazar
Kurt Funkhouser
Michael Hollimon
Marc Dudley
Alex Zametkin
Erik Sterling
Matt Hazzard
Oscar Ortiz
79 Camilo Valencia
Spencer Rush
Richard Elliot
Alberto Mancera
Craig Trout
BJ Gamble
Garry Williamson
Sean Johnson
Elliot Weber
Calen Earley
★★★★★★★
32
30
28
27
26
26
25
23
23
22
21
21
21
20
20
20
19
19
19
19
18
18
18
18
17
17
17
17
17
17
16
16
16
16
16
16
15
15
15
14
14
14
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Donovan Rico
9
Michael Gallardo
9
Points (minimum 32)
1 Justin Meram
132
2 Francis Khamis
125
3 Edson Rico
112
4 Tyler Hasman
107
5 Todd Brown
104
6 Alan Gordon
102
7 Kevin Jeffrey
99
8 David Rawlings
98
9 Maurice Hughes
93
10 Julien Dragomir
90
11 Kyle Morris 84
12 Marcus Bailey
82
14 John Hunter
80
15 Ty Hibbert
77
16 Rudy Duarte
76
17 Garry Williamson 70
18 Obed Becerra
69
19 Chris Johnson
64
Alex Zametkin
64
Rodolfo Godinez 64
22 Colby Swensen
63
Ty Engram
63
24 Damien Franklin
62
25 Irving Garcia
61
Steve Ybarra
61
Alex Harlley
61
Jason Romero
61
29 Michael Randolph 59
30 Jason Collins
56
31 Travis Sterling
53
32 Pavel Panchenko 52
Tyler Hasman
52
Alex Gonzalez
52
David Malloy
52
Gouedan Halley
52
37 Victor Gilgan
51
Richard Elliot
51
39 Steve Macias
49
Pat Smith
49
Anthony Trapani
49
42 Brett Parry
48
Matthew Paine
48
44 Greg Archuleta
46
Chad Polivka
46
Michael Hollimon 46
47 Kenny Wright
45
Milan Popovic
45
49 Vincent Fimbrez
44
Marc Dudley
44
Craig Ettinger
44
53 Marcus Weekes
43
54 Ross Eshleman
41
Jose Miranda
41
Spencer Rush
41
Herbert Richards
41
Guillermo Diaz
41
59 Gabriel Okito
40
60 Bryce Beall
39
Sergio Iniguez
39
62 Darren Clare
37
Luis Arias
37
Lokahi Bounds
37
65 Jason Whitaker
36
Kevin Grub
36
Octavio Heredia
36
Marcus Bailey
36
69 Brandon Hammer 35
Greg Gilmer
35
Christopher Luu
35
72 Ed Brooks
34
Bobby Bell
34
Daniel Kelly
34
75 Josep Masllorens
33
Dan Lowe
33
Jonathan Grant
33
78 Remy Bilsback
32
Qaher Al-Raqaya 32
Erik Sterling
32
Games Played
(minimum 30)
1 Justin Meram
2 Jeff Bendawald
Francis Khamis
52
51
51
13
25
35
47
59
77
88
Denton Brown
51
Vincent Fimbrez
51
Camilo Valencia
51
Tyler Hasman
51
Ross Eshleman
51
Obed Becerra
51
Tim Kelly
51
Joel Ibarra
51
Chris Johnson
51
Michael Randolph 50
Dan Lowe
50
Darren Clare
50
Pat Smith
50
Danny Flores
50
Scott Dorsey
50
John Hunter
50
Kenny Fechner
50
Jordan McKee
50
Marcus Bailey
50
Roger Espinoza
50
Bryce Beall
50
Rudy Duarte
49
Irving Garcia
49
Ty Hibbert
49
Travis Sterling
49
Ian White
49
Greg Archuleta
49
Cody Okuda
49
Alan Gordon
49
Todd Brown
49
Gabriel Okito
49
Brian Hughes
48
Andy Hutchison
48
Kelvin Jack
48
Victor Gilgan
48
Jason Collins
48
Mark Hatfield
48
Avery John
48
Grant Sparks
48
Richard Elliot
48
Zach Yando
48
Daniel Pearce
48
Greg Gilmer
48
Alan Watson
47
Gary Thornton
47
Ben Dickey
47
Matt Dickey
47
John Reimers
47
Junior Becerra
47
Ryan Lockhart
47
Craig Ettinger
47
Chris Hunter
47
Gene Tibbetts
47
Sam Cusack
47
Kyle Morris
47
Evan McNiel
46
Dallas Rusch-Michener46
Colby Swensen
46
Jose Miranda
46
Steve Ybarra
46
Ty Engram
46
Marc Dudley
46
David Rawlings
46
Adam Kulpa
46
Colter McArdle
46
Maurice Hughes
46
Chris Guse
46
Lokahi Bounds
46
Matt Hazzard
46
Milan Popovic
46
Jacob Nelson
46
Mason Buron
46
Heath Tagtmeyer 45
Matt Kirkpatrick
45
Kevin Jeffrey
45
Alex Gonzalez
45
Sean Johnson
45
Josh Westermann 45
Kyle Woodson
45
Eduardo Jasso
45
Julien Dragomir
45
Gouedan Halley
45
Matthew Paine 45
Nathan Barton
44
Bobby Bell
44
Luis Arias
44
Anthony Trapani
44
BJ Gamble
44
Brett Parry
44
Geoffrey Hill
44
Pavel Panchenko 44
David Mack
44
97 Hakim Bakhti
43
Jose Corona
43
Kobah Washington 43
Kurt Funkhouser
43
Jason House
43
Rodolfo Godinez 43
103 Kevin Zimmermann 42
Craig Trout
42
Marcus Weekes
42
Brent Wolfe
42
Michael Gallardo 42
108 Valentin Arellano
41
Butch Pellant
41
Joesph Alessi
41
Andrew Frame
41
Jason Martin
41
Adam Crossingham 41
Carlos Lara
41
115 Nick Bramini
40
David Veliz
40
Octavio Heredia
40
Adam Canfield
40
Fabrice Kalala
40
120 Chris Sagar
39
Jeff Wassell
39
Dirk Petersen
39
Ryan Fuertsch
39
Donovan Rico
39
125 Rocco DeNardis
38
Matt Kozul
38
Remy Bilsback
38
Erik Jacobsen
38
129 Travis Ball
37
Steve Macias 37
Tony Robson
37
Josep Masllorens
37
Cody Butzke
37
Rysen Barnett
37
Brandon Wallace
37
136 Peter Orona
36
Cesar Delgado
36
Eric Santiago
36
Willie Hammack
36
140 Brett Wright
35
Luis Diaz
35
Khary Williams
35
Dan Lundgren
35
Daniel Roe
35
Travis Sanders
35
Robert Armstrong 35
Brian Denning
35
Daniel Sellitti
35
149 Alex Zametkin
34
Marc Wegner
34
151 Sam Hayden
33
Dylan Hardie-Jordan33
153 Ed Brooks
32
Edson Rico
32
Roger Salazar
32
Jeff Stringham
32
Brent McMillen
32
Stephan O’Farrell 32
Jose Ronquillo
32
Joseph Lutostanski 32
161 Ivan Dizdar
31
Andre Luciano
31
Jared Martinez
31
Garrison Goodner 31
Viktor Rodakovic
31
166 Michael Moran
30
Humberto Soriano 30
Marius Stensby
30
Bradley Trella
30
Games Started
(minimum 30)
1 Justin Meram
2 Francis Khamis
Denton Brown
Vincent Fimbrez
Camilo Valencia
6 Obed Becerra
Michael Randolph
Darren Clare
Pat Smith
Kenny Fechner
Roger Espinoza
12 Irving Garcia
Tyler Hasman
Scott Dorsey
Alan Gordon
Marcus Bailey
52
51
51
51
51
50
50
50
50
50
50
49
49
49
49
49
17 John Hunter
48
Kelvin Jack
48
Gabriel Okito
48
20 Avery John
47
Chris Hunter
47
22 Alan Watson
46
Evan McNiel
46
Sam Cusack
46
Kyle Morris
46
26 Steve Ybarra
45
Matt Kirkpatrick
45
Ty Engram
45
Daniel Pearce
45
30 Andy Hutchison
44
David Rawlings
44
Josh Westermann 44
Todd Brown
44
Eduardo Jasso 44
35 Jose Corona
43
Danny Flores
43
Junior Becerra
43
Adam Kulpa
43
Greg Gilmer
43
David Mack
43
41 Travis Sterling
42
Matt Dickey
42
Grant Sparks
42
Kevin Jeffrey
42
Zach Yando
42
Ross Eshleman
42
47 Jordan McKee
41
Brian Hughes
41
Chris Johnson
41
Matt Hazzard
41
51 Jeff Bendawald
40
Ian White
40
Alex Gonzalez
40
Andrew Frame
40
Adam Crossingham 40
56 Chris Sagar
39
Ross Hoaglund
39
Dan Lowe
39
59 Rocco DeNardis
38
Maurice Hughes
37
Chris Guse
37
Rudy Duarte
36
64 Remy Bilsback
36
Matt Kozul
36
Steve Macias
36
Peter Orona
36
John Reimers
36
69 Ty Hibbert
35
Bobby Bell
35
Victor Gilgan
35
Robert Armstrong 35
Tim Kelly
35
75 Joesph Alessi
34
Jacob Nelson
34
77 Hakim Bakhti
33
Jose Miranda
33
Jason Collins
33
Pavel Panchenko 33
Milan Popovic 33
82 David Veliz
32
Kevin Zimmermann32
Cesar Delgado
32
Eric Santiago
32
86 Greg Archuleta
31
Anthony Trapani
31
Carlos Lara
31
89 Alex Zametkin
30
Daniel Sellitti
30
Dirk Petersen
30
Matthew Paine
30
Plus/Minus (min. 92)
1 Darren Clare
+180
2 Pat Smith
+160
3 Kenny Fechner +155
4 Matt Kirkpatrick +153
5 Chris Hunter
+152
6 Justin Meram
+150
Danny Flores
+150
8 Alan Gordon
+147
9 Ian White
+140
10 Kelvin Jack
+138
11 Evan McNiel
+137
12 Joseph Alessi
+136
Marcus Bailey
+136
14 Junior Becerra
+134
Sam Cusack
+134
16 Ty Engram +133
Tyler Hasman
+133
Michael Randolph+133
19 Jordan McKee
+132
20 Zach Yando
+131
Eduardo Jasso +131
22 Francis Khamis +130
23 Jeff Bendawald +129
Camilo Valenica +129
Denton Brown +129
Roger Espinoza +129
27 Kevin Jeffrey
+126
28 Dan Lowe
+125
29 Vincent Fimbrez +124
30 Andy Hutchison +123
Ross Hoaglund +123
32 David Rawlings +122
33 Daniel Pearce
+121
34 Greg Archuleta +118
35 Obed Becerra
+115
36 Dirk Petersen
+114
Ross Eshleman +114
38 Rocco DeNardis +113
Rudy Duarte
+113
Adam Kulpa
+113
41 Steve Macias
+112
Andrew Frame +112
Todd Brown
+112
44 Alan Watson
+109
Josh Westermann+109
46 Travis Sterling
+108
Kevin Zimmermann+108
48 Tim Kelly
+107
Gabriel Okito
+107
50 Brian Hughes
+106
Greg Gilmer
+106
52 Steve Ybarra
+105
Grant Sparks
+105
Anthony Trapani +105
Kyle Morris
+105
56 Ty Hibbert
+102
Maurice Hughes +102
58 Chris Johnson
+102
59 Joel Ibarra
+101
Scott Dorsey
+101
61 Jason Collins
+99
Victor Gilgan
+99
Ryan Lockhart
+99
64 Irving Garcia
+98
Jose Corona
+98
66 Tony Robson
+97
Chris Guse
+97
68 Avery John
+96
David Mack
+96
70 Chris Sagar
+95
Mark Hatfield
+95
Sean Johnson
+95
Pavel Panchenko +95
Julien Dragomir +95
75 Matt Dickey
+94
Matt Kozul
+94
77 Hakim Bakhti
+93
Nick Bramini
+93
David Oberholtzer +93
80 Remy Bilsback
+92
Bobby Bell
+92
John Hunter
+92
Joseph Alessi
26 Kyle Haynes
James Iles
Gregory Patenaude
29 Andrew Gentry
Justin Ground
Nathan Edgin
McKay Owsley
Brett Bentley
6
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
Goals Against Average
1 Daniel Diaz
0.32
2 Gregory Patenaude0.34
3 Kevin Zimmermann0.41
4 Thomas Munck 0.43
5 Kelvin Jack
0.45
6 Michael LaBerge 0.46
7 Charles Browder 0.48
8 Chris Sagar
0.49
9 Ivan Dizdar
0.50
10 Garrison Goodner0.51
James Iles
0.51
12 Joseph Alessi
0.60
13 Brady Flummer 0.62
14 Robert Armstrong0.63
15 Marvin Cassler
0.64
16 Cesar Delgado
0.66
17 Agustin Rey
0.68
18 Justin Ground
0.71
19 Justin Terwilleger 0.74
20 Andre Luciano
0.77
Stephen O’Farrell 0.77
22 Sam Hayden
0.78
23 Humberto Soriano0.79
24 Brett Bentley
0.80
25 Ben Young
0.82
Bradley Trella
0.82
27 David Scruggs
0.84
Daniel Sellitti
0.84
29 Michael Tristani 0.87
30 Edward Jones
0.88
31 Kyle Haynes
0.89
32 Michael Moran 1.05
33 Nathan Edgin
1.10
34 Andrew Gentry 1.14
35 Robert Winfield 1.18
36 Santiago Aceves 1.68
37 McKay Owsley
1.75
38 Chris Foley
2.35
39 Daniel Roe
2.43
Saves
1 Joseph Alessi
137
2 Robert Armstrong 133
3 Daniel Sellitti
129
4 Cesar Delgado
124
5 Bradley Trella
117
6 Kelvin Jack
109
7 Chris Sagar
105
8 Kevin Zimmermann103
9 Sam Hayden
95
10 Charles Browder
90
11 Humberto Soriano 88
12 Bradley Trella
78
13 Andre Luciano
76
14 Stephen O’Farrell 75
15 Garrison Goodner 74
16 Daniel Diaz
56
17 Justin Terwilleger 55
Shutouts
18 Ivan Dizdar
49
1 Kelvin Jack
31
Brady Flummer
49
2 Chris Sagar
23
Michael Moran
49
3 Robert Armstrong 22 21 Agustin Rey
43
4 Kevin Zimmermann20 22 David Scruggs
42
Joseph Alessi
20 23 Michael Tristani
40
6 Garrison Goodner 17
Kyle Haynes
40
7 Cesar Delgado
14 25 Michael LaBerge
38
8 Charles Browder
13 26 Marvin Cassler
35
Daniel Sellitti
13 27 McKay Owsley
32
10 Andre Luciano
12 28 Nathan Edgin
26
Stephen O’Farrell 12 29 Andrew Gentry
22
Sam Hayden
12 30 Brett Bentley
17
13 Humberto Soriano 10 31 James Iles
15
14 Ivan Dizdar
8 32 Edward Jones
12
Brady Flummer
8
Chris Foley
12
Marvin Cassler
8
Gregory Patenaude 12
Michael LaBerge
8 35 Justin Ground
10
Michael Moran
8 36 Thomas Munck
5
Agustin Rey
8 37 Robert Winfield
4
Bradley Trella
8 38 Ben Young
2
Daniel Diaz
8
Santiago Aceves
2
22 Justin Terwilleger
7
Daniel Roe
2
David Scruggs
7 (Continued on page 29)
24 Michael Tristani
6
Year By Year Individual Leaders
Year
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Year
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Year
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Year
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
Player
Goals
Edson Rico
26
Edson Rico
22
Kobah Washington
22
Spencer Rush
16
Kenny Wright
20
John Hunter
23
Steve Ybarra
12
Alex Zametkin
18
Kevin Jeffrey
31
Ty Hibbert
22
David Rawlings
14
Damien Franklin
27
Gordon & Williamson
29
Marcus Bailey
19
Maurice Hughes
29
Todd Brown
34
Tyler Hasman
21
Chris Johnson
17
Francis Khamis
23
Meram & Khamis
30
David Malloy
22
Jacob Nevarez
9
Kyle Morris
19
Alex Harlley
22
Paine & Popovic
11
Jason Romero
22
Player
Assists
Kevin Grub
12
Bobby Bell
13
Kobah Washington
10
Jason Collins
14
Pat Smith
13
Vaughan Morgan
8
Steve Ybarra
8
Ty Engram
11
Jeffrey & Sterling
15
Alex Gonzalez
11
Brett Parry
13
Sergio Iniguez
17
Fechner, Bailey & Williamson 12
Hughes & Sterling
11
Obed Becerra
14
Tyler Hasman
12
Rudy Duarte
15
Irving Garcia
12
Panchenko & Duarte
17
Justin Meram
20
Rodolfo Godinez
12
Carlos Lara
10
Stuart Bryant
14
Alex Harlley
17
Yabin Cruz
14
Jason Romero
17
Player
Points
Edson Rico
60
Edson Rico
52
Kobah Washington
54
Spencer Rush
41
Chad Polivka
46
John Hunter
53
Steve Ybarra
32
Alex Zametkin
43
Kevin Jeffrey
77
Ty Hibbert
51
David Rawlings
39
Damien Franklin
62
Garry Williamson
70
Marcus Bailey
46
Maurice Hughes
65
Todd Brown
77
Tyler Hasman
55
Johnson & Swensen
40
Francis Khamis
55
Justin Meram
80
David Malloy
52
Jacob Nevarez
22
Kyle Morris
47
Alex Harlley
61
Yabin Cruz
34
Jason Romero
61
Player
Plus/Minus
Kozul & Macias
+60
Rocco DeNardis
+58
Nick Bramini
+63
Darren Clare
+68
Darren Clare
+113
Avery John
+65
1995
Scott Dorsey
1996
Matt Kirkpatrick
1997
Matt Kirkpatrick
1998
Kelvin Jack
1999
Craig Trout
2000
Kenny Fechner
2001
Joseph Alessi
2002
Josh Westermann
2003
Maurice Hughes
2004
Todd Brown
2005
Patrick Roy
2006
Tim Kelly
2007
Camilo Valencia
2008
Chris Hunter
2009
Gene Tibbetts
2010
Humberto Soriano
2011
Sam Cusack
2012
Eduardo Jasso
2013
David Mack
2014
Niall Logue
Year
Player
1989
Marvin Cassler
1990
Marvin Cassler
1991
Chris Sagar
1992
Chris Sagar
1993
Kevin Zimmermann
1994
Kevin Zimmermann
1995
Charles Browder
1996
Cesar Delgado
1997
Kelvin Jack
1998
Kelvin Jack
1999
Justin Terwilleger
2000
Joseph Alessi
2001
Joseph Alessi
2002
Stephen O’Farrell
2003
Robert Armstrong
2004
Kyle Haynes
2005
Brady Flummer
2006
Garrison Goodner
2007
Sam Hayden
2008
Ivan Dizdar
2009
Humberto Soriano
2010
Humberto Soriano
2011
Daniel Sellitti
2012
Agustin Rey
2013
Daniel Diaz
2014
Daniel Diaz
Year
Player
1989
Peter Orona
1990
Matt Kozul
1991
Jose Miranda
1992
David Veliz
1993
Ian White
1994
Vaughan Morgan
1995
Richard Elliot
1996
Alex Zametkin
1997
Ty Engram
1998
Alan Watson
1999
Brett Parry
2000
Alan Gordon
2001
Greg Daley
2002
Sean Johnson
2003
Brian Hughes
2004
Lokahi Bounds
2005
Roger Espinoza
2006
Roger Espionza
2007
Pavel Panchenko
2008
Justin Meram
2009
Gabriel Okito
2010
Jared Hanze
2011
Kyle Morris
2012
Kyle Morris
2013
Matthew Paine
2014
Guillermo Diaz
Year
Player
1989
Andre Luciano
1990
Marvin Cassler
1991
Chris Sagar
1992
Chris Sagar
1993
Kevin Zimmermann
1994
Kevin Zimmermann
1995
Charles Browder
1996
Cesar Delgado
1997
Kelvin Jack
1998
Kelvin Jack
1999
Justin Terwilleger
2000
David Scruggs
(Continued on page 29)
+50
+73
+80
+63
+55
+81
+91
+69
+61
+77
+79
+66
+74
+94
+51
+23
+60
+79
+40
+67
Goals Agn Avg
0.65
0.63
0.57
0.42
0.24
0.52
0.36
0.42
0.34
0.56
0.74
0.75
0.52
0.66
0.42
0.78
0.78
0.38
0.95
0.11
0.35
0.98
0.90
0.42
0.31
0.33
Fouls
30
41
45
43
41
41
38
46
42
60
35
36
37
41
35
41
45
40
34
37
33
22
24
29
28
24
Shutouts
7
6
9
14
11
9
8
10
17
14
7
7
★★★★★★★
15
Individual Award Winners
Most Valuable Player
1989 Edson Rico
1990 Edson Rico
1991 Jose Corona
1992 Darren Clare
1993 Darren Clare
1994 Avery John
1995 Avery John
1996 Steve Ybarra
1997 Kevin Jeffrey
1998 Ty Hibbert
2000 David Rawlings
2001 Joseph Alessi
2002 Eric Santiago
2003 Maurice Hughes
2004 Todd Brown
2005 Obed Becerra
2006 Roger Espinoza
2007 Vincent Fimbrez
2008 Chris Hunter
2009 Gene Tibbetts
2010 Jonathan Flores
2011 Eduardo Jasso
2012 Eduardo Jasso
2013 David Mack
2014 Niall Logue
Most Inspirational Player
1989 Andre Luciano
1990 Rocco DeNardis
1991 Jose Miranda
1992 Mike Tristani
1993 Chad Polivka
1994 Mike Tristani
1995 Gary Thornton
1996 Richard Elliot
1997 Kevin Jeffrey
1998 Adam Barrett
1999 Butch Pellant
2000 Adam Kulpa
2001 Alan Gordon
2002 Jordan McKee
2003 Brian Hughes
2004 Chris Guse
2005 Brian Hughes
2006 Tim Kelly
2007 Rudy Duarte
2008 Jeff Bendawald
2009 Gabriel Okito
2010 Humberto Soriano
2011 Edward Jones
2012 Daniel Sellitti
2013 Lucas LaVanway
2014 Scott Nixon
Most Improved Player
1989 Tom Ebel
1990 Roger Salazar
1991 Jason Collins
1992 Eric Jarvis
1993 Mark Hatfield
1994 Frank Roan
1995 Richard Elliot
1996 Travis Ball
1997 Ty Hibbert
1998 Butch Pellant
1999 Stephen Ball
2000 Brent Wolfe
2001 Jordon McKee
2002 Craig Ettinger
2003 Chris Guse
2004 Dan Lowe
2005 Bryce Beall
2006 Chris Johnson
2007 Jeff Bendawald
2008 DJ Savage
2009 Willie Hammack
2010 Edward Jones
2011 Dylan Hardie-Jordan
2012 Rysen Barnett
2013 Asa Goldsmith
2014 Michael Gallardo
Sportsmanship Award
1989 Steve Macias
1990 Jose Corona
1991 Bobby Bell
1992 Chris Sagar
1993 Pat Smith
1994 Avery John
1995 Nelvin Wilson
1996 Grant Sparks
1997 Cody Okuda
1998 Andy Hutchison
1999 Kyle Bell
2000 Michael Doran
16
2001 Eric Santiago
2002 Sean Johnson
2003 Obed Becerra
2004 Daniel Pearce
2005 Dan Lowe
2006 Joel Ibarra
2007 Chris Hunter
2008 Dirk Petersen
2009 Ricky Gabrielson
2010 Matt Hazzard
2011 Sam Cusack
2012 Carlos Lara
2013 Milan Popovic
2014 Hugo Gutierrez
Roughrider Award
1989 Andre Luciano
1990 Rocco DeNardis
1991 Joe Owen
1992 Victor Gilgan
1993 Pat Smith
1994 Kevin Zimmermann
1995 Octavio Heredia
1996 Steve Ybarra
1997 Matt Kirkpatrick
1998 Ty Hibbert
1999 Butch Pellant
2000 Adam Kulpa
2001 Marcus Weekes
2002 Eric Santiago
2003 Josh Westermann
2004 Travis Sanders
2005 Tyler Hasman
2006 Tim Kelly
2007 Denton Brown
2008 Chris Hunter
2009 Michael Moran
Kyle Woodson
2010 Willie Hammack
2011 Adam Crossingham
2012 Sam Cusack
2013 Jacob Nelson
2014 Daniel Diaz
All Conference/Region
1989 Edson Rico
Steve Macias
Andre Luciano
Tony Robson
Jason Nash
1990 Edson Rico
Rocco DeNardis
Peter Orona
Steve Macias
Andre Luciano
Jose Corona
1991 Jose Corona
Kobah Washington
Joe Owen
Jose Miranda
Chris Sagar
1992 Darren Clare
Jason Collins
Spencer Rush
Pat Smith
Chris Sagar
1993 Darren Clare
Herbert Richards
Pat Smith
Ian White
Danny Flores
1994 John Hunter
Ross Hoaglund
Avery John
Kevin Zimmermann
Octavio Heredia
Scott Dorsey
1995 Steve Ybarra
Avery John
Scott Dorsey
Grant Sparks
Charles Browder
Cesar Delgado
1996 Steve Ybarra
Cesar Delgado
Alex Zametkin
Ty Engram
Richard Elliot
Grant Sparks
1997 Kevin Jeffrey
Ty Engram
Matt Kirkpatrick
Ryan Lockhart
Kelvin Jack
Junior Becerra
1998 Travis Sterling
Kelvin Jack
★★★★★★★
Ty Hibbert
Alan Watson
1999 Marcus Weekes
Butch Pellant
Justin Terwilleger
Brandon DeVaughn
2000 David Rawlings
Sergio Iniguez
Donal O’Sullivan
Adam Kulpa
2001 Alan Gordon
Joseph Alessi
Zachary Yando
Garry Williamson
2002 Jordan McKee
Eric Santiago
Erik Sterling
Andrew Frame
Stephen O’Farrell
2003 Robert Armstrong
Maurice Hughes
Obed Becerra
David Oberholtzer
Josh Westermann
2004 Michael Randolph
Bobby Armstrong
Todd Brown
2005 Obed Becerra
Tyler Hasman
Patrick Roy
Michael Randolph
Dan Lowe
2006 Roger Espinoza
Tim Kelly
Chris Johnson
Joel Ibarra
Garrison Goodner
2007 Irving Garcia
Denton Brown
Vincent Fimbrez
Sam Hayden
2008 Justin Meram
Francis Khamis
Chris Hunter
Sam Hayden
2009 Gene Tibbetts
Gabriel Okito
David Malloy
Greg Gilmer
Carlos Lara
Humberto Soriano
Willie Hammack
2011 Kyle Morris
Eduardo Jasso
Sam Cusack
Adam Crossingham
Daniel Sellitti
2012 Sam Cusack
Alex Harlley
Eduardo Jasso
Carlos Lara
Daniel Sellitti
2013 David Mack
Milan Popovic
Bradley Trella
Matthew Paine
2014 Niall Logue
Jason Romero
Hugo Gutierrez
Guillermo Diaz
Daniel Diaz
NSCAA All-America
1989 Edson Rico
Steve Macias
1990 Edson Rico
Rocco DeNardis
Steve Macias
1991 Jose Corona
Kobah Washington
1992 Darren Clare
Jason Collins
1993 Darren Clare
Pat Smith
1994 John Hunter
Kevin Zimmermann
Ross Hoaglund
1995 Steve Ybarra
Avery John
1996 Cesar Delgado
Steve Ybarra
1997 Kevin Jeffrey
Matt Kirkpatrick
1998 Kelvin Jack
Ty Hibbert
1999
2000
2001
Justin Terwilleger
David Rawlings
Joseph Alessi
Alan Gordon
2002 Jordan McKee

Stephen O’Farrell
Maurice Hughes
Michael Randolph
Todd Brown
2005 Obed Becerra
Tyler Hasman
Patrick Roy
2006 Roger Espinoza
Tim Kelly
2007 Irving Garcia
Vincent Fimbrez
2008 Justin Meram
Francis Khamis
2009 Gene Tibbetts
2011 Kyle Morris
2012 Sam Cusack
2013 David Mack
Milan Popovic
2014 Niall Logue
Jason Romero
NJCAA All-America
1990 Edson Rico
Steve Macias
1991 Jose Corona
1992 Darren Clare
1993 Darren Clare
1994 Kevin Zimmermann
1995 Steve Ybarra
1996 Cesar Delgado
Steve Ybarra
1997 Kevin Jeffrey
1998 Kelvin Jack
Travis Sterling
2000 David Rawlings
2001 Joseph Alessi
2002 Jordan McKee
Michael Randolph
2005 Obed Becerra
Tyler Hasman
Patrick Roy
2006 Roger Espinoza
Tim Kelly
Chris Johnson
2007 Irving Garcia
Sam Hayden
2008 Justin Meram
Francis Khamis
Sam Hayden
2009 Gabriel Okito
Gene Tibbetts
2011 Kyle Morris
Eduardo Jasso
2012 Sam Cusack
2013 David Mack
2014 Niall Logue
NJCAA Academic
All-American
1990 Rocco DeNardis
1992 Chris Sagar
Josep Masllorens
2004 Travis Sanders
2006 Brian Denning
2007 Denton Brown
2009 Michael Moran
2010 Willie Hammack
2012 Sam Cusack
2014 Jacob Nelson
NSCAA West Region Coach-of-the-Year
1990 Michael Pantalione
NJCAA National Coach-of-the-Year
NSCAA National Coach-of-the-Year
NSCAA/NISOA National
Merit Award
NSCAA National Letter
of Commendation
NJCAA National Service
Award
AFLAC National Asst
Coach-of-the-Year
2003 Hugh Bell
NSCAA National Asst
Coach-of-the Year
Finalist
2004 Hugh Bell
Adidas National Goalkeeper Award
1990 Andre Luciano
1992 Chris Sagar
ACCAC Player of the Year
1997 Kevin Jeffrey
1998 Travis Sterling
2000 David Rawlings
2002 Jordan McKee
2004 Michael Randolph
2005 Obed Becerra
2006 Roger Espinoza
2007 Irving Garcia
2008 Justin Meram
2011 Kyle Morris
ACCAC Athlete of the Year
2006-07 Roger Espinoza
NSCAA JUCO Player of
the Year
1997 Kevin Jeffrey
1998 Kelvin Jack
2002 Jordan McKee
2008 Justin Meram
NJCAA All-Tournament
Team
1990 Andre Luciano *
Jose Corona #
Kobah Washington
1991 Chris Sagar
*
Jose Corona #
Kobah Washington
1992 Darren Clare #&
Chris Sagar
*
Spencer Rush @
1993 Chad Polivka
Ross Hoaglund
1994 John Hunter @
Khary Williams
1995 Avery John
Richard Elliot
1996 Steve Ybarra
Cesar Delgado
Kevin Jeffrey
1997 Kelvin Jack
&
Matt Kirkpatrick
Kevin Jeffrey
1998 Adam Barrett
Andy Hutchison
2000 David Rawlings
Damien Franklin
2001 Alan Gordon
Joseph Alessi *
2002 Jordan McKee &
Marcus Bailey
Craig Ettinger
2003 Maurice Hughes &
Josh Westermann
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2013
Stephen O’Farrell *
Todd Brown
Michael Randolph
Rudy Duarte
Chris Johnson
Justin Meram &
Francis Khamis
Sam Hayden*
Francis Khamis &
Justin Meram
Jeff Bendawald
Gabriel Okito
David Mack
Milan Popovic
& tourney MVP; * tourney top
goalkeeper; #tourney top
defender; @ tourney top attacker
Team Captains
1989 Rocco DeNardis
Jason Nash
1990 Rocco DeNardis
Remy Bilsback
1991 Jose Corona
Joe Owen
1992 Victor Gilgan
Darren Clare
1993 Darren Clare
Pat Smith
1994 Ross Hoaglund
Michael Hollimon
1995 Avery John
Scott Dorsey
1996 Richard Elliot
Steve Ybarra
1997 Matt Kirkpatrick
Kevin Jeffrey
1998 Kelvin Jack
Adam Barrett
1999 Butch Pellant
Alex Gonzalez
2000 David Rawlings
Adam Kulpa
2001 Marcus Weekes
Alan Gordon
Kenny Fechner
2002 Erik Sterling
2003 Maurice Hughes
Craig Ettinger
Josh Westermann
2004 Chris Guse
Todd Brown
2005 Obed Becerra
Dan Lowe
2006 Tim Kelly
Roger Espinoza
2007 Denton Brown
2008 Chris Hunter
Jeff Bendawald
2009 Greg Gilmer
Michael Moran
Gabriel Okito
2010 Willie Hammack
2011 Adam Crossingham
Stuart Bryant
2012 Carlos Lara
Sam Cusack
2013 Milan Popovic
Matthew Paine
2014 Niall Logue
NJCAA All-Century Team
2000 Darren Clare
2000 Jose Corona
World Cup Participants
2006 Avery John
2006 Kelvin Jack
2010 Roger Espinoza
2014 Roger Espinoza
National Team Caps
USA
Alan Gordon
TTO
Avery John
TTO
Kelvin Jack
TTO
Kevin Jeffrey
HON Roger Espionza
IRQ
Justin Meram
RSS
Francis Khamis
MLS Participants
KC
Cesar Delgado
NE
Avery John
LA
Alan Gordon
LA
Michael Randolph
KC
Roger Espinoza
NY
Irving Garcia
SJ
Joey Gjertsen
COL Justin Meram
Yavapai Soccer All-time Records
GAME (INDIVIDUAL)
Most points.....................................................12
Todd Brown vs. Scott, Iowa 2004
Most goals.........................................................6
Todd Brown vs. Scott, Iowa 2004
Most assists.......................................................4
Kenny Fechner vs. Scottsdale 2001; Pavel Panchenko
vs. Chandler-Gilbert 2007; Matthew Paine vs. South
Mountain 2012
Most fouls..........................................................9
Peter Orona & Jose Miranda vs. Massasoit 1990; Sean Johnson vs. Pima 2002
Most conference goals......................................5
Brandon Hammer vs. Paradise Valley 2002
Most playoff goals............................................4
Chad Polivka vs. Rockland, NY 1993
Justin Meram vs. Paradise Valley 2007
Francis Khamis vs. North Idaho 2008
Most saves.......................................................16
Cesar Delgado vs. Rancho Santiago 1995
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Most points.....................................................80
Justin Meram 2008
Most goals.......................................................34
Todd Brown 2004
Most assists.....................................................20
Justin Meram 2008
Most conference points..................................57
Alan Gordon & Garry Williamson 2001
Most conference goals....................................24
Alan Gordon 2001
Most conference assists..................................16
Rudy Duarte 2005, Pavel Panchenko 2007
Most shutouts.................................................17
Kelvin Jack 1997
Most saves.......................................................83
Joseph Alessi 2001
Best save percentage....................................0.96
Ivan Dizdar 2008
Best goals against average..........................0.11
Ivan Dizdar 2008
Best plus/minus..........................................+112
Darren Clare 1993
Most fouls........................................................60
Alan Watson 1998
Most minutes played in goal.......................2102
Kelvin Jack 1998
TEAM RECORDS (ONE HALF)
Most goals.......................................................10
vs. Phoenix 2005
vs. Phoenix 2005
MISCELLANEOUS
Quickest goal to begin match (with kickoff) .
vs. Phoenix 2000 ............................................. 0:18
Quickest goal to begin match (without kickoff) vs. Chandler-Gilbert 2005...............................0:20
Quickest goal to begin second half.............0:05
vs. South Mountain, 2012
Quickest goal to begin playoff match.........0:32
vs. Glendale 1993
Latest goal to decide a match in regulation....0:39
remaining vs. AZ Western, 2006 (Yavapai won 2-1)
Latest goal to decide a match in overtime.....149:00
vs. Tyler, TX, 2005 (Yavapai won 3-2 in four overtimes)
Latest goal to force a match into overtime..... 0:18
remaining vs. Phoenix, 2013 (1-1 tie)
Latest goal to force a playoff into overtime....0:28
remaining vs. Pima, 1998 (Yavapai won 2-1)
Longest match.....150 min, 11 shootout rounds
vs. Mercer, 1994
Longest shootout rounds................................11
vs. Mercer, 1994 (Yavapai won 6-5 on penalty kicks)
Longest shootout rounds in national finals.....7.
vs. Georgia Perimeter, 2007 (Yavapai won 5-4 on
penalty kicks)
Attendance.........................................4,251 paid
vs. Mercer 1991
Most credits earned in one semester..............28
Avery John spring 1996
SEASON (TEAM)
Most goals.....................................................134
1993
2014
Most playoff goals..........................................38
1993
Least goals against............................................9
1993, 2006, 2014
Least conference goals against.........................3
1993
Least playoff goals against...............................0
1997
Most assists...................................................115
2008
Most corner kicks..........................................238
2005
Most shots.....................................................773
2005
Most shutouts.................................................19
1993
Most conference shutouts...............................14
1993, 2006, 2014
Most fouls......................................................441
1990
Most goals per game....................................5.30
1993
Least goals per game...................................0.35
2006
Most consecutive shutouts..............................15
1992-93
Most shots per game.......................................30
2005
Best goal differential..................................+125
1993
Best conference goal differential.................+89
2014
Most overall wins............................................26
2008
Most post-season wins......................................7
1992
Most conference wins.....................................18
2001, 2008, 2014
GAME (TEAM)
Most away goals..............................................17
at South Mountain, 2012
Most home goals.............................................14
vs. Phoenix, 2005
Most playoff goals..........................................10
vs. Rockland-NY 1993 & Phoenix 2011
Most corner kicks............................................17
vs. Chandler-Gilbert 1999
Most playoff corner kicks...............................16
vs. Northern Oklahoma 2006
Most fouls........................................................39
vs. Massasoit 1990
Least fouls.........................................................3
vs. Tyler, Texas 2006 & Paradise Valley, 2013
Most shots.......................................................54
vs. Arizona Western 1990 & 1992
ALL-TIME NATIONAL SOCCER RECORDS
(Held by Yavapai College)
Most wins-one season.....................................26
2008
Most goals-one season..................................134
1993
Most consecutive shutouts..............................15
1992-93
Most consecutive victories (no ties)...............40
1990-91
Best goal differential-one season...............+125
1993
ALL-TIME CONFERENCE SOCCER RECORDS
Most wins-one season.....................................18
2001, 2008, 2012, 2014
Most goals scored-one season.........................95
2014
Least goals allowed-one season........................3
1993
Most shutouts-one season...............................14
2014
Most championships.......................................23

1989-2009, 2011-12
Best goal differential-one season.................+89
2014
Best point differential-one season..................18
2005
Most consecutive victories (no ties)...............40
1989-1992
ALL-TIME MEN’S COLLEGE COACHING RECORD
Best win percentage (all divisions, 100 games
minimum)...................................................904
Michael Pantalione
The Roughriders always like to take in a little
educational sightseeing. Here the ’98 squad is outside
the Philadelphia Spectrum with “Rocky.”
Top Five Statistical
Yavapai Soccer Teams
GOALS SCORED IN A SEASON
1
1993 134*
2
2008119
3
2005
116
4
2001
115
5
2004
110
LEAST GOALS ALLOWED IN A SEASON
1T
2006
9
1T
19939
1T
2014
9
3
1997
10
4T
2008
11
4T
1989
11
SHUTOUTS POSTED IN A SEASON
1
1993
19
2T
199217
2T
1997
17
2T
2006
17
5T
2008
15
5T
1996
15
5T
2014
15
MOST WINS IN A SEASON
1
2008
26*
2T
1992
24
2T
199324
2T
2001
24
2T
2005
24
2T
2007
24
* National Record
★★★★★★★
17
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7th round of penalty kicks to capture their 6th national
championship in Tyler, Texas.
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See Insert for
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Team Photo
and Roster
“A Winning Soccer Tradition”
18
★★★★★★★
Yavapai Colle
ge finished
the season un
seventh natio
beaten and
nal champion
untied for th
ship. With
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an immacul
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ate record of
total no men
ever achieved
26’s collegiate
in one season
soccer team
at any level.
has
NJCAA Hall of Fame Members
Edson Rico played for Yavapai College
1989-90 and was inducted into the
NJCAA Soccer Hall of Fame in 2006.
Inductee
Position
Michael Pantalione
Hugh Bell
Edson Rico
Andre Luciano
Rocco DeNardis
Jose Corona
Kobah Washington
Darren Clare
Avery John
Steve Ybarra
Matt Kirkpatrick
Kevin Jeffrey
Kelvin Jack
Alan Gordon
Maurice Hughes
Josh Westermann
Michael Randolph
Roger Espinoza
Tim Kelly
Irving Garcia
Francis Khamis
Justin Meram
Coach
Coach
Attacker
Goalkeeper
Defender
Defender
Attacker
Defender Defender
Attacker
Defender
Attacker
Goalkeeper
Attacker Attacker
Defender
Defender
Defender
Defender
Attacker
Attacker
Attacker
(Yavapai College Inductees)
Years at YC
1989-present
1992-present
1989, 1990
1989, 1990
1989, 1990
1990, 1991
1990, 1991
1992, 1993
1994, 1995
1995, 1996
1996, 1997
1996, 1997
1997, 1998
2000, 2001
2002, 2003
2002, 2003
2004, 2005
2005, 2006
2005, 2006
2006, 2007
2007, 2008
2007, 2008
Ken Lindley Field History
Locker Room
The first intercollegiate soccer match took place
in 1989 when Yavapai defeated Victor Valley
CC 13-0 on “guaranteed win night.” Winning
streaks of 58, 56, and 39 matches are a part of
this field’s legacy. Today the park is listed in the
National Register of Historic Places with a seating
capacity of 3000, featuring a 116 x75 yd., grass
surface; soccer field located 5368 feet above
sea level and was the site of the 2014 NJCAA
Men’s Division One National Championships.
Since 1908, the area of Prescott now known as
Ken Lindley Field has been used as a public park
and ball field. The land was deeded to the City
The locker room building and adjacent field is
listed in the National Register of Historic Places
and is a must-see museum for Roughrider
soccer fans! Over 400 individual photos of
every player who played for the Yavapai College
soccer program are on display. In addition,
all 20 trophies from the national tournament,
of Prescott by Charles T. and Ada M. Joslin in
1922. In 1931, during the Great Depression, the
grandstand was constructed on the corner of
Gurley & Washington Streets. The grandstand is
constructed of cast concrete in a vernacular style
with a slight Art Deco influence. In 1934, the
area surrounding the field was defined for the
construction of bleachers made of native stone
as a Civil Works Administration project. City
Park & Ballfield was renamed Ken Lindley Field
in 1971 in memory of Prescott’s Chief of Police
who died in 1971.
Yavapai soccer locker room.
Ken Lindley Field—Home of the Roughriders since 1989
Ken Lindley Field Notes
Roughriders Most Consecutive
Undefeated Home Games
East side (Arizona Avenue):
spectator seating (see picture), gate.
58 games........................................... 1989-1995
56 games........................................... 2000-2005
39 games........................................... 2007-2010
33 games........................................... 1995-1998
26 games........................................... 2005-2007
21 games........................................... 2012-2013
15 games........................................... 2013-2014
13 games.................................................... 2012
8 games...................................................... 1999
7 games............................................. 1998-1999
6 games...................................................... 2010
(Field runs north and south)
South side (Gurley Street):
spectator seating.
West side (Washington Avenue):
bench areas (YC on southwest side), scoreboard,
emergency gate, scorers and press table.
North side (Willis Street):
parking lot, visiting team/public restrooms.
Southwest corner:
Yavapai soccer locker room, official’s room,
concessions, public restrooms, gate, picnic area,
alumni deck.
56 All-America certificates, all 26 Roughrider
team photos, and numerous memorabilia items
(soccer balls, pictures, professional jerseys from
alumni, championship ring posters & much,
much more) are available for viewing. Inside
the locker room, players enjoy playing table
soccer and watching televised matches courtesy
of Cable One. A world map with pins placed in
former Roughrider player’s hometowns as well as
a USA map with pins on the location universities
attended by former Yavapai personnel is also
featured. Individual tours of the locker room are
available by contacting the coaching staff. The
Locker Room Tours are also available to club
and high school soccer teams at no charge.
The locker room is located at field level on
the southwest side of Ken Lindley Field, at the
corner of Gurley Street and Washington Avenue,
in Prescott. Special thanks to The Frame and I
of Prescott (928-445-5073) for providing the
Roughrider soccer program quality picture
frames that appear throughout the locker room.
Prescott’s Ken Lindley Field Record...223-10-2/.953
Prescott Valley Amphitheater Record.... 55-1-1 /.974
All-time Home Record....................278-11-3/.957
Yavapai’s All-time Composite Box Score
Prescott, AZ--Yavapai College has developed the most successful junior college soccer program in the nation.
Here’s a recap recap of the 628 games played in which the Roughriders have lost only 47 games in 26 years
while capturing 72 conference, region, district and national championships.
1st Half
2nd Half
OT-1
OT-2
OT-3
OT-4
Shootout
Goals
1162
1338
20
8
0
1
(53)
2528
Opponents (47-555-26) 193
245
8
1
0
0
(44)
446
Yavapai (555-47-26)
Yavapai Opponents
Shots Attempted
Shots on Target
Corner Kicks
Fouls
15490
7593
4188
7993
5727
2568
1946
8819
Saves
Cards
Penalty Kicks
Shootout Kicks
Yavapai
Opponents
2137
688
122-150
53-74
4567
1024
36-55
44-76
Yavapai’s home field scoreboard has always been
active. The Roughriders are 278-11-3 at home.
★★★★★★★
19
Region One
Championship
Game Results
(composite score involving Yavapai)
Yavapai................................... 65
Region One Opponents.......... 13
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Yavapai 6, Glendale 0
Yavapai 4, Glendale 2 (ot)
Yavapai 4, Phoenix 0
Yavapai 3, Mesa 0
Pima 2, Yavapai 1 (ot)
Yavapai 5, Mesa 0
Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (ot)
Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (shootout)
Yavapai 1, Chandler-Gilbert 0 (ot)
Yavapai 4, Chandler-Gilbert 1
Yavapai 3, Pima 0
Yavapai 1, Pima 0
Yavapai 5, Pima 2
Yavapai 1, Pima 0
Yavapai 2, Arizona Western 0
Arizona Western 2, Pima 0
Pima 2, Yavapai 0
Yavapai 1, Arizona Western 0
Yavapai 2 Phoenix 1 (shootout)
Pima 2 Phoenix 1
Championship Goal—YC’s Kurt Funkhouser scored, assisted by Edson Rico, with 7:37 left in the sudden
death overtime of the 1990 National Title Game in New Jersey.
Arizona Community
College Athletic Conference
School/Location
Mascot/Team Colors
Arizona Western College/Yuma
Matadors/Gold & Cardinal
Chandler-Gilbert Community College/Chandler
Coyotes/Teal & Silver
*Cochise College/Douglas
Apaches/Red & White
Gateway Community College/Phoenix
Geckos/Royal & Black
Glendale Community College/Glendale
Gauchos/Scarlet, Black, White
Mesa Community College/Mesa
Thunderbirds/Red, White, Blue
Paradise Valley Community College/Phoenix
Pumas/Sand, Teal
Phoenix College/Phoenix
Bears/Blue & Gold
Pima Community College/Tucson
Aztecs/Blue & Black
Scottsdale Community College/Scottsdale
Artichokes/Green & Gold
South Mountain Community College/Phoenix
Cougars/Blue & Silver
**Yavapai College/Prescott
Roughriders/Forest Green & Gold
Future NSCAA Soccer
Convention Sites
January 13-17, 2016
January 11-15, 2017
January 10-14, 2018
January 16-20, 2019
January 15-19, 2020
Baltimore, MD
Los Angeles, CA
Philadelphia, PA
Kansas City, MO
Baltimore, MD
website: www.nscaa.com
Future NISOA Soccer
Convention Sites
July 17-20, 2014
July 16-19, 2015 July 14-17, 2016
July 13-16, 2017
Buffalo, NY
San Antonio, TX
Des Moines, IA
Nashville, TN
website: www.nisoa.com
* women’s program only; **men’s program only.
ACCAC Composite Standings(includes
Since
1989
conference playoffs matches)
Team
W
Yavapai Pima
Mesa
L
T
Points CT
NT
438
30
18
1332
24
293
156
28
907
0 0
7
228
209
22
706
0 0
Phoenix
212
186
38
674
1 0
Arizona Western
207
228
19
640
1 0
Glendale
204
235
20
632
0 0
Chandler-Gilbert
165
154
20
515
0 0
Scottsdale
132
291
20
416
0 0
Paradise Valley
111
187
11
344
0 0 South Mountain
89
335
17
284 0 0
Gateway
17
101
2
53
0 0
Note: Three points for win, one point for tie; CT—Conference Titles; NT-National Titles. Breakdown of Yavapai’s
(40-4) won-lost record against Arizona opponents in league playoffs: Pima (12-3), Glendale (7-0), Phoenix (7-1),
Chandler-Gilbert (6-0), Paradise Valley (3-0), Mesa (2-0), Scottsdale (2-0), South Mountain (1-0), Arizona Western
(2-0), Gateway (0-0). Yavapai’s scoring sheet against league opponents: 2029 goals for, 316 goals against.
20
★★★★★★★
Road Trip Notes
Game Site
One-wayEst Field
Mileage Hrs/Min Elevation
Arizona Western 218
4:11
160
Chandler 126
2:08
1213
Gateway
88 1:311188
Glendale 92
1:39
1154
Mesa 114
1:56
1241
Paradise Valley
89
1:31
1340
Phoenix 96
1:40
1117
Pima 212
3:26
2389
Scottsdale 108 1:451248
South Mountain 107
1:54
1170
Palm Desert, CA
263
4:28
243
Point Roberts, WA 1504
22:40
10
Axton, VA
2094
31:00
1007
Tyler, TX
1160
17:39
544
All-Time Record
Roughriders vs. All-opponents
(opponent/years played) W
Allegheny, Pennsylvania
(1992)
1
Andrew, Georgia
(1992)
1
Arizona Western, Arizona
(1989-14)
48
Barstow, California
(1989)
1
Bethany Lutheran, Minnesota
(2002)
1
Brigham Young, Utah
(1990)
1
Bryant & Stratton, New York
(2000-01)
0
Burlington, New Jersey
(2013)
0
Central, Kansas
(1996)
1
Chandler-Gilbert, Arizona
(1998-14)
33
Charles, Maryland
(1993)
1
Dakota County, Minnesota
(2008, 2012, 2014)
3
Desert, California
(2013-14)
2
DuPage, Illinois
(1994-96, 98, 01)
3
East Central, Missouri
(2003)
1
Eastern Florida, Florida
(2013)
0
Essex, Maryland
(1995)
1
Essex County, New Jersey
(2000, 2009)
1
Garden City, Kansas
(2008)
1
Gateway, Arizona
(2009-14)
12
Georgia Perimeter, Georgia
(1998, 2000, 04-05, 07)
3
Glendale, Arizona
(1989-14)
53
Herkimer, New York
(1990,99)
2
Hesston, Kansas
(1990)
1
Illinois Central, Illinois
(2005, 07)
2
Iowa Central, Iowa
(2002, 2009)
2
Iowa Western, Iowa
(2005, 2013)
1
Irvine Valley, California
(1994)
1
Johnson County, Kansas
(1991, 93, 96, 98, 05)
6
Kansas City, Kansas
(1998)
1
Lake County, Illinois
(1994)
1
Laramie County, Wyoming
(2006)
1
Lewis & Clark, Illinois
(1997)
1
Lincoln, Illinois
(2002)
1
Louisburg, North Carolina
(2005, 2009)
1
Marshalltown, Iowa
(2004, 07)
2
Massasoit, Massachusetts
(1990, 92-93)
1
Meridian, Mississippi
(1998, 2000)
1
Mercer, New Jersey
(1990-91, 94-97, 02-03, 06) 4
Mesa, Arizona
(1989-14)
48
Mira Costa, California
(1990)
1
L
T
GF
GA
0
0
5
0
0
0
3
0
4
2
233
33
0
0
6
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
5
7
0
1
1
1
0
0
11
0
5
2
135
25
0
0
6
2
0
0
13
1
0
0
6
0
2
0
5
3
0
0
2
1
0
1
3
3
0
0
5
0
0
1
4
2
0
0
4
1
0
0
81
5
2
0
15
11
3
3
227
42
0
0
8
0
0
0
3
1
0
0
6
1
0
0
5
0
1
0
3
1
0
0
5
1
0
0
17
5
0
0
4
0
0
0
3
1
0
0
5
0
0
0
8
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
4
5
0
0
7
1
1
1
5
3
1
0
5
3
4
1
10
10
4
2
199
35
0
0
4
0
Roughriders vs. All-opponents
(opponent/years played) W
L
Monroe, New York
(1992,99)
2
0
Montgomery-Rockville, Maryland
(2001)
1
0
Monterrey, Mexico
(1990)
1
0
Mount Ida, Massachusetts
(1997)
1
0
North Idaho, Idaho
(2005-08)
4
0
Northern Oklahoma, Oklahoma
(2006)
0
0
Northwest, Wyoming
(2012)
0
1
Orange Coast, California
(1995-96)
2
0
Otero, Colorado
(2013)
1
0
Paradise Valley, Arizona
(1999-14)
36
1
Passiac, New Jersey
(1990)
1
0
Phoenix, Arizona
(1991-14)
47
5
Pima, Arizona
(1989-14)
57
6
Prince George’s, Maryland
(2001)
1
0
Rancho Santiago, California
(1994-96)
3
0
Richland, Texas
(1992, 94-95)
3
0
Rockland, New York
(1992)
1
0
St. Louis-Flo Valley, Missouri
(1990-91, 93)
3
0
St. Louis-Forest Park, Missouri
(1989, 91-92, 97)
4
0
San Diego Mesa, California
(1993-97)
3
0
San Jacinto, Texas
(2000, 02, 07-08)
3
1
Schoolcraft, Michigan
(2001, 04, 07-08)
4
0
Scott, Iowa
(2004)
1
0
Scottsdale, Arizona
(1989-14)
51
2
Skagit Valley, Washington
(1993)
1
0
Sonora, Mexico
(1989)
1
0
South Mountain, Arizona
(1989-14)
53
0
South Suburban, Illinois
(2004)
1
0
Spartanburg, South Carolina
(1994, 2003)
1
1
Spokane, Washington
(1992-93, 97)
3
0
Springfield, Illinois
(1995, 98, 03)
3
0
State Fair, Missouri
(1997, 98)
3
0
Texas, El Paso
(1991-92)
2
0
Tyler, Texas
(1991, 95-96, 06)
4
0
Ulster, New York
(1990-91, 94)
3
0
Utah Valley, Utah
(1992-93)
2
0
Victor Valley, California
(1989)
1
0
Western Nebraska, Nebraska
(2008)
1
0
Western Wyoming, Wyoming
(2011)
1
0
Young Harris, Georgia
(2003)
1
0
81 opponents
555
47
T
GF
GA
0
10
1
0
3
2
0
12
0
0
3
0
0
16
4
1
2
2
0
2
4
0
12
0
0
3
0
0
165
4
0
2
1
4
212
39
4
195
61
0
5
0
0
10
1
0
9
3
0
10
0
0
11
3
0
17
3
2
14
2
0
8
6
0
15
3
0
13
0
1
254
25
0
2
0
0
3
1
0
338
25
0
5
0
0
12
3
0
11
3
0
5
1
0
5
0
0
4
2
0
13
4
0
6
3
0
11
2
0
13
0
0
8
1
0
9
1
0
4
1
Year By Year Team Records
Regular Season
26 2528 446
W
1989
15
1990
15
1991
17
1992
17
1993
18
1994
16
1995
16
1996
18
1997
18
1998
18
1999
17
2000
18
2001
20
2002
17
2003
17
2004
19
2005
19
2006
19
2007
18
2008
20
2009
16
2010
15
2011
18
2012
19
2013
17
2014
20
26 yrs. 457
Post Season
L
0
1
0
1
0
1
2
0
0
2
2
2
0
2
2
1
1
0
2
0
4
4
0
2
2
0
31
T
1
1
0
0
0
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
3
0
2
2
19
W#
L
T
1990
6
0
0
1991
5
1
0
1992
7
0
0
1993
6
1
0
1994
5
1
0
1995
5
1
0
1996
4
1
0
1997
5
0
0
1998
5
0
0
1999
1
1
0
2000
4
1
0
2001
4
1
0
2002
5
0
0
2003
5
0
0
2004
4
1
0
2005
5
1
0
2006
3
0
2
2007
6
0
0
2008
6
0
0
2009
3
1
1
2010
0
1
0
2011
1
1
0
2012
2
1
0
2013
5
1
0
2014
0
1
0
26 yrs. 102
16
3
# includes shootout victories
PCT
.969
.912
1.000
.944
1.000
.895
.868
.974
.974
.900
.875
.900
1.000
.875
.875
.950
.950
.975
.900
1.000
.800
.775
.929
.921
.857
.955
.920
Conference
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st 1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
1st
1st
2nd
1st
24 titles
PCT
1.000
.833
1.000
.857
.833
.833
.800
1.000
1.000
.500
.800
.800
1.000
1.000
.800
.833
.800
1.000
1.000
.700
.000
.500
.667
.883
.000
.855
National
1st
2nd
1st
4th
2nd
2nd
2nd
1st
3rd
10th
4th
2nd
1st
1st
4th
2nd 4th
1st
1st
5th
12th
6th
4th
3rd
3rd
7 titles
Overall
W
L
T
PCT
Championships*
1989
15
0
1
.969
1
1990
21
1
1
.935
4
1991
22
1
0
.957
3
1992
24
1
0
.960
4
1993
24
1
0
.960
3
1994
21
2
2
.880
3
1995
21
3
1
.860
3
1996
22
1
1
.938
3
1997
23
0
1
.979
4
1998
23
2
0
.920
3
1999
18
3
1
.841
1
2000
22
3
0
.880
3
2001
24
1
0
.960
3
2002
22
2
1
.900
4
2003
22
2
1
.900
4
2004
23
2
0
.920
3
2005
24
2
0
.923
3 2006
22
0
3
.940
3
2007
24
2
0
.923
4
2008
26
0
0
1.000 4
2009
19
5
1
.780
3
2010
15
5
1
.783
0
2011
19
1
3
.891
1
2012
21
3
0
.875
2
2013
18
3
6
.777
2
2014
20
1
2
.913
1
26 yrs. 555
47
26
.904 72* *Conference, Regional, District, National
★★★★★★★
21
Year By Year Result
(Home games in bold)
1989 (15-0-1)
St. Louis-Forest Park
Sonora
Arizona Western
Scottsdale
Glendale
Victor Valley (CA)
Barstow (CA)
Pima
South Mountain
Mesa
Arizona Western
Scottsdale
Glendale
Pima
South Mountain
Mesa
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
4-3
3-1
6-0
3-1
6-2
13-0
6-0
3-0
3-1
4-1
9-0
6-0
6-0
2-2
4-0
2-0
W
W
W
L
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
4-0
12-0
7-1
0-2
1-1
6-3
1-0
4-0
3-2
6-0
5-1
1-0
2-0
3-1
2-0
8-3
4-1
6-0
3-1
1-0
2-1
4-0
2-1
Johnson County (KS) W
W
Arizona Western
W
Texas-ElPaso
W
Pima
W
Glendale
W
Phoenix
W
Scottsdale
W
Mesa
W
South Mountain
W
Arizona Western
W
Phoenix
W
Pima
W
Glendale
W
Scottsdale
W
Mesa
W
South Mountain
W
Glendale
W
St. Louis-Flo Valley
W
Johnson County (KS)
W
Tyler (TX)
W
Ulster (NY)
W
Mercer (NJ)
L
*won on penalty kicks 5-4
2-0
6-0
3-1
1-0
4-0
1-0
8-0
3-1
1-0
3-1
8-0
5-1
3-1
3-2
6-0
4-1
8-1
4-1
3-2
1-0
6-0
2-1*
0-1
1990 (21-1-1)
Mira Costa (CA)
Monterrey
Arizona Western
Mercer (NJ)
Massasoit (MA)
Pima
Glendale
Scottsdale
Mesa
South Mountain
Arizona Western
Brigham Young
Pima
Glendale
Scottsdale
Mesa
South Mountain
Glendale
Hesston (KS)
Ulster (NY)
Herkimer (NY)
Passiac (NJ)
1991 (22-1-0)
1992 (24-1-0)
Monroe (NY)
Spokane (WA)
Arizona Western
Utah Valley
Phoenix
South Mountain
Glendale
Scottsdale
Mesa
Pima
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Texas ElPaso
South Mountain
Glendale
Scottsdale
Mesa
22
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
4-0
4-2
3-2
2-1
5-0
4-0
4-0
6-0
1-0
3-2
8-0
9-0
3-2
5-0
1-2
2-0
4-0
Pima
Phoenix
Glendale
Richland (TX)
Allegheny (PA)
Massasoit (MA)
Andrew (GA)
1993 (24-1-0)
Spokane (WA)
Skagit Valley (WA)
Arizona Western
San Diego Mesa
Phoenix
South Mountain
Glendale
Scottsdale
Mesa
Pima
Utah Valley
Arizona Western
Phoenix
South Mountain
Glendale
Scottsdale
Mesa
Pima
South Mountain
Glendale
Johnson County (KS)
Massasoit (MA)
Charles County (MD)
Rockland (NY)
*lost on penalty kicks 5-4
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
7-1
2-0
4-2
3-0
1-0
5-0
2-0
3-0
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L*
W
W
3-0
2-0
6-0
4-0
7-0
7-0
4-0
2-0
3-0
5-0
9-1
3-0
7-0
8-0
3-1
5-0
8-2
10-0
7-0
6-0
4-1
3-0
2-3
6-2
10-0
1994 (21-2-2)
DuPage (IL)
L
Lake County (IL)
W
Pima
T
Irvine Valley (CA)
W
Scottsdale
W
Arizona Western
W
Rancho Santiago (CA) W
Phoenix
W
Glendale
W
Mesa
W
South Mountain
W
Pima
W
Scottsdale
W
Arizona Western
W
San Diego Mesa
T
Phoenix
W
Glendale
W
Mesa
W
South Mountain
W
Scottsdale
W
Phoenix
W
Richland (TX)
W
Ulster (NY)
W
Mercer (NJ)
W**
Spartanburg (SC)
L
**won on penalty kicks 6-5
1995 (21-3-1)
Springfield (IL)
DuPage (IL)
Pima
Rancho Santiago (CA)
Orange Coast (CA)
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Glendale
Mesa
South Mountain
San Diego Mesa
Pima
Scottsdale
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Glendale
Mesa
South Mountain
Scottsdale
Mesa
★★★★★★★
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
W
0-1
3-1
1-1
5-1
2-0
4-2
8-1
4-1
5-1
6-1
1-0
5-0
8-0
4-0
0-0
3-1
4-0
7-0
4-0
2-0
4-0
3-1
2-1
1-0
2-3
2-1
0-2
3-1
1-0
1-0
5-0
0-1
2-1
2-0
3-0
5-1
5-0
4-2
4-0
6-0
1-1
2-0
5-1
5-1
4-0
3-0
Richland (TX)
Essex (MD)
Tyler (TX)
Mercer (NJ)
1996 (22-1-1)
Johnson County (KS)
Central (KS)
Pima
South Mountain
Phoenix
Glendale
Mesa
Orange Coast (CA)
Arizona Western
Scottsdale
Pima
Phoenix
South Mountain
Rancho Santiago
Glendale
Mesa
San Diego Mesa
Arizona Western
Scottsdale
Pima
Phoenix
Tyler (TX)
DuPage (IL)
Mercer (NJ)
W
W
W
L
3-2
5-0
3-2
0-2
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
4-1
11-0
4-0
10-0
7-1
2-0
0-0
11-0
2-0
5-0
3-0
3-2
6-3
1-0
2-0
6-1
3-0
5-1
7-1
3-0
3-0
2-1
2-0
0-1
1997 (23-0-1)
State Fair (MO)
W
Lewis & Clark (IL)
W
Pima
W
South Mountain
W
Phoenix
W
Glendale
W
Mesa
W
Arizona Western
W
Pima
W
Scottsdale
W
St. Louis-Forest Park W
Spokane (WA)
W
South Mountain
W
San Diego Mesa
T
Glendale
W
Mesa
W
Phoenix
W
Arizona Western
W
Scottsdale
W
Pima
W
Phoenix
W
State Fair (MO)
W**
Mt. Ida (MA)
W
Mercer (NJ)
W
**won on penalty kicks 4-2
1998 (23-2-0)
Kansas City (KS)
Johnson County (KS)
Arizona Western
Mesa
Scottsdale
Meridian (MS)
DeKalb (GA)
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Glendale
South Mountain
Pima
Arizona Western
Mesa
Scottsdale
South Mountain
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Glendale
Pima
Pima
Glendale
DuPage (IL)
State Fair (MO)
Springfield (IL)
*forfeit, ineligible players
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
3-0
8-1
3-0
9-0
4-0
7-0
6-0
5-1
3-0
3-0
6-0
4-1
10-0
2-2
3-1
6-0
5-2
5-0
5-2
4-0
2-0
1-0
3-0
3-0
4-0
2-0
5-1
1-2
1-0
3-0
7-2
4-3
5-1
1-0
5-0
3-4
4-1
2-1
4-1
8-0
2-0
4-0
6-0
2-1
2-1
3-0
2-0
1-0*
1-0
1999 (18-3-1)
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Herkimer (NY)
Monroe (NY)
Glendale
South Mountain
Pima
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
Paradise Valley
Arizona Western
Scottsdale
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Glendale
South Mountain
Pima
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
Paradise Valley
Glendale
Pima
2000 (22-3-0)
Scottsdale
Arizona Western
Meridian (MS)
San Jacinto (TX)
Phoenix
Glendale
South Mountain
Paradise Valley
Pima
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
Scottsdale
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Glendale
South Mountain
Pima
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Mesa
Bryant & Stratton (NY)
Georgia Perimeter
Essex County (NJ)
2001 (24-1-0)
Chandler Gilbert
Glendale
Montgomery-Rockville
Prince George's (MD)
South Mountain
Pima
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Mesa
Chandler-Gilbert
Glendale
South Mountain
Pima
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Mesa
Paradise Valley
Pima
Schoolcraft (MI)
DuPage (IL)
Bryant & Stratton (NY)
2002 (22-2-1)
Chandler-Gilbert
Glendale
Bethany Lutheran (MN)
Lincoln (IL)
South Mountain
Pima
Arizona Western
Phoenix
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
6-1
2-1
4-0
6-1
2-3
5-1
3-2
5-0
2-0
7-0
3-0
10-0
3-2
1-0
2-2
5-1
5-0
3-0
0-1
10-1
4-1
1-2
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
3-1
5-1
2-3
4-3
6-1
4-0
11-0
8-0
1-0
6-0
2-1
3-0
9-1
0-1
6-0
5-1
2-1
6-0
2-0
6-0
4-0
5-0
3-4
1-0
3-1
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
10-1
3-1
3-2
5-0
11-0
1-0
8-0
6-1
7-0
5-2
2-0
5-1
2-0
3-1
5-0
7-0
2-1
11-0
3-1
2-0
1-0
2-1
8-0
1-0
2-3
W
L
W
W
W
T
W
W
5-0
2-3
4-0
2-0
9-2
2-2
3-1
4-0
Scottsdale
W
10-0
Paradise Valley
W
9-2
Mesa
L
0-1
Chandler-Gilbert
W
4-0
Glendale
W
5-0
South Mountain
W
3-0
Pima
W
2-1
Arizona Western
W
7-1
Phoenix
W
8-0
Scottsdale
W
3-0
Paradise Valley
W
3-0
Mesa
W
4-1
Chandler-Gilbert
W
3-1
Pima
W
2-1*
San Jacinto (TX)
W
2-1**
Iowa Central (IA)
W
3-0
Mercer (NJ)
W
2-1
*won penalty kicks 4-3, **won penalty
kicks 3-2
2003 (22-2-1)
Paradise Valley
Young Harris (GA)
Spartanburg (SC)
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Glendale
Pima
Mesa
South Mountain
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
South Mountain
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Glendale
Pima
Mesa
Scottsdale
Glendale
Chandler-Gilbert
Springfield (IL)
East Central (MO)
Mercer (NJ)
*won penalty kicks 3-2
2004 (23-2-0)
Paradise Valley
South Mountain
Scott (IA)
Marshalltown (IA)
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Glendale
Arizona Western
Mesa
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Pima
South Mountain
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Glendale
Pima
Mesa
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Chandler-Gilbert
Georgia Perimeter (GA)
South Suburban (IL)
Schoolcraft (MI)
2005 (24-2-0)
Scottsdale
Pima
Johnson County (KS)
Iowa Western (IA)
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
South Mountain
Glendale
Mesa
Arizona Western
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
Scottsdale
Pima
Chandler-Gilbert
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
South Mountain
Glendale
Mesa
Arizona Western
Chandler-Gilbert
Pima
North Idaho
Illinois Central (IL)
Louisburg (NC)
Georgia Perimeter (GA)
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
2006 (22-0-3)
Scottsdale
W
Pima
W
Laramie County (WY) W
Tyler (TX)
W
3-2
Paradise Valley
W
4-1
Phoenix
W
10-0
South Mountain
W
4-1
Glendale
W
6-0
Chandler-Gilbert
W
2-1
Mesa
W
5-1
Arizona Western
W
2-0
Scottsdale
W
2-1
Pima
W
1-0
North Idaho
W
4-0
Chandler-Gilbert
W
1-0
Paradise Valley
W
4-0
Phoenix
T
7-0
South Mountain
W
4-1
Glendale
W
5-0
Mesa
W
4-1
Arizona Western
W
0-0
Chandler-Gilbert
W
4-0
Pima
W
5-0
North Idaho
W
6-2
Mercer (NJ)
T
1-0
Northern Oklahoma (OK) T
2-0
*lost on penalty kicks 4-3
2-1
2007 (24-2-0)
3-2*
Mesa
W
Paradise Valley
W
Schoolcraft (MI)
W
2-0
San Jacinto (TX)
L
6-1
Phoenix
W
13-0
Glendale
W
4-1
Arizona Western
W
2-0
Chandler-Gilbert
W
1-0
Scottsdale
W
4-1
Pima
W
4-0
South Mountain
W
3-1
Mesa
W
7-0
Paradise Valley
W
3-2
Scottsdale
W
2-1
Phoenix
W
7-0
Glendale
W
6-0
Arizona Western
W
7-0
Chandler-Gilbert
W
0-1
Pima
L
4-3
South Mountain
W
3-1
Paradise Valley
W
7-1
Pima
W
9-1
North Idaho
W
3-2
Illinois Central (IL)
W
4-1
Marshalltown (IA)
W
2-3
Georgia Perimeter (GA) W
5-0
* won on penalty kicks 5-4
2-1
2008 (26-0-0)
8-0
5-0
4-3
3-0
1-2
4-2
2-1
6-0
5-0
5-1
4-1
Mesa
Glendale
Western Nebraska
Dakota County
Paradise Valley
Arizona Western
Scottsdale
South Mountain
Phoenix
Pima
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
8-0
3-0
6-1
4-1
14-0
2-1
4-0
3-2
4-1
4-1
3-0
4-1
5-1
3-2
1-3
Glendale
Paradise Valley
Arizona Western
Scottsdale
South Mountain
Phoenix
Pima
Chandler-Gilbert
Chandler-Gilbert
Pima
North Idaho
Schoolcraft (MI)
Garden City (KS)
San Jacinto (TX)
6-0
3-0
5-0
2-1
3-0
6-1
3-0
9-0
2-0
4-1
2-1
2-1
2-0
2-0
4-0
3-0
0-0
9-0
4-0
4-0
3-1
2-0
1-0
2-0
1-1*
1-1*
Chandler-Gilbert
Paradise Valley
Mesa
Scottsdale
Phoenix
South Mountain
Gateway
Glendale
Pima
Arizona Western
Chander-Gilbert
Paradise Valley
Mesa
Scottsdale
Phoenix
South Mountain
Gateway
Glendale
Pima
Arizona Western
Pima
Arizona Western
Louisburg (NC)
Iowa Central (IA)
Essex County (NJ)
3-0
5-1
2-1
1-2
3-0
5-2
2-1
2-0
8-1
4-1
5-2
5-1
5-0
8-0
3-2
7-0
3-0
8-1
2-3
4-0
7-1
5-2
4-2
1-0
3-0
4-3*
12-0
8-1
8-1
7-0
4-0
3-1
5-1
10-1
3-0
3-0
3-0
4-0
2009 (19-5-1)
2010 (15-5-1)
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Arizona Western
Pima
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
Gateway
South Mountain
Glendale
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Arizona Western
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
Gateway
Pima
South Mountain
Glendale
Pima
2011 (19-1-3)
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Arizona Western
Pima
Phoenix
Western Wyoming
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
Gateway
South Mountain
Glendale
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Arizona Western
Pima
Phoenix
Chandler-Gilbert
Mesa
Gateway
South Mountain
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
8-1
2-0
7-0
3-0
5-0
2-1
3-1
2-0
2-0
1-0
6-1
3-1
4-1
1-0
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
T
1-2
6-0
1-0
3-0
0-1
7-0
4-0
2-0
2-1
5-1
5-0
7-0
1-0
0-1
3-2
10-1
5-0
2-0
5-0
0-4
2-1
2-0
1-3
2-0
1-1
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
T
L
3-1
3-2
1-2
0-1
1-0
0-1
3-2
6-1
8-0
3-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
1-0
1-4
3-0
6-1
4-2
5-0
0-0
1-4
W
T
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
2-1
2-2
2-1
6-3
5-1
9-1
1-1
9-1
5-0
7-2
4-1
5-1
3-0
2-2
2-0
3-2
4-0
5-0
6-0
13-1
Glendale
Phoenix
Pima
W
W
L
4-0
10-0
0-2
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
7-0
3-0
2-0
3-0
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4-0
2-0
10-0
4-1
2-0
5-0
1-2
2-0
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4-1
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2-1
2-3
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1-0
2-4
Pima
W
Gateway
W
Chandler-Gilbert
W
Paradise Valley
W
Desert (CA)
W
Scottsdale
W
Mesa
T
Glendale
W
Arizona Western
W
South Mountain
W
Phoenix
W
Chandler-Gilbert
T
Glendale
W
Pima
W
Gateway
W
Paradise Valley
W
Phoenix
T
Scottsdale
L
Mesa
W
Arizona Western
L
South Mountain
W
Pima
W
Phoenix
W
Otero (CO)
W
Burlington (NJ)
W
Eastern Florida (FL)
W
Iowa Western (IA)
L
*won on penalty kicks 5-4
& won on penalty kicks 4-3
# won on penalty kicks 4-2
3-2
5-0
2-1
9-1
3-0
4-3
1-1
2-1
3-2
7-0
2-1
1-1
2-0
2-1
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8-0
1-1
2-3
4-1
0-1
6-1
3-2
2-1*
3-0
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4-3#
0-1
2012 (21-3-0)
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Glendale
Mesa
Gateway
Chandler-Gilbert
Paradise Valley
Pima
South Mountain
Arizona Western
Dakota County
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Glendale
Mesa
Gateway
Chandler-Gilbert
South Mountain
Paradise Valley
Pima
Arizona Western
Pima
Arizona Western
Northwest (WY)
2013 (18-3-6)
2014 (20-1-2)
Gateway
Scottsdale
Mesa
South Mountain
Arizona Western
Paradise Valley
Desert (CA)
Dakota County (MN)
Phoenix
Pima
Glendale
Chandler-Gilbert
Gateway
Scottsdale
Mesa
South Mountain
Phoenix
Arizona Western
Paradise Valley
Pima
Glendale
Chandler-Gilbert
Phoenix
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
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10-0
2-0
6-1
6-0
2-0
8-0
3-0
4-1
4-0
2-1
0-0
2-0
10-0
9-0
2-0
6-0
3-1
0-0
11-1
1-0
4-1
7-1
1-2
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ARIZONA
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NSCAA/NISOA
National Merit Award
Each year the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and the National Soccer Officials
Association presents the National Merit Award to
one college coach (men’s or women’s/two-year
school or four-year school) who represents the
highest standards of professional and ethical
behavior toward players, coaches and officials
both on and off the field. Yavapai College Head
Soccer Coach Michael Pantalione is the only junior
college coach to receive the honor. Here are some
of the notable award recipients:
A shootout save by Stephen O’Farrell brings Yavapai their first back to back National Championship.
A friendly 2004 match played in Prescott between national champions from
two countries — Yavapai College and Capilano College of Canada.
1982
Joseph Bean, Wheaton College, IL
1987
Raymond Cieplik, US Coast Guard, CT
1990
Cliff Stevenson, Brown University, RI
1995
Michael Pantalione, Yavapai College, AZ
1996
Steve Negoesco, University of
San Francisco, CA
1997
Clive Charles, University of Portland, OR
1998
Elmar Bolowich, University of
North Carolina, NC
2001
Barry Gorman, Penn State University, PA
All Time Goals Scored by
YC Uniform Numbers
#1..........................1
#2........................30
#3........................44
#4........................78
#5........................59
#6........................70
#7......................158
#8......................145
#9......................242
#10....................311
#11....................133
#12....................106
#13......................50
#14....................113
#15....................144
#16......................59
#17......................78
#18......................80
#19....................153
#20........................2
#21....................156
#22....................125
#23......................93
#24........................0
#25........................4
#26......................23
#27......................15
The Roughriders make it a point to celebrate in front of their loyal fans.
The Yavapai jersey is proudly worn knowing
“Tomorrow is promised to no one.”
★★★★★★★
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NJCAA Region Map
Washington
Montana
Maine
North Dakota
Minnesota
Oregon
18
21
13
Idaho
South Dakota
Wyoming
VT
Michigan
Wisconsin
3
Michigan
California
Nevada
9
Utah
Iowa
Nebraska
11
4
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
12
6
16
Arizona
1
New Mexico
24
2
5
Texas
15
DC
10
7
Virginia
N. Carolina
S. Carolina
Alabama
14
RI
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
NJ
Maryland
W. VA
Kentucky
Oklahoma
19
20
Ohio
Indiana
MA
CT
New York
Pennsylvania
Colorado
NH
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Georgia
22
17
Mississippi
Florida
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Geographic Regions of
the NJCAA
NJCAA National
Tournament Matches
Region 1
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
Region 8
Region 9
12 Team Tournament with 4 groups of 3 teams
• Group A (#1, 8, 12 seeded teams)
•Group B (#2, 7, 11 seeded teams)
•Group C (#3, 6, 10 seeded teams)
•Group D (#4, 5, 9 seeded teams)
•Point System: 3 points for a win in regulation; 2
points for a shootout win; 1 point for a shootout
lost; 0 points for a lost in regulation.
•Winners of each group advances to the national
semifinals with the semifinal winners playing for
the national championship
•The 2015 Schedule: Group Play takes place on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday of tournament week;
off day on Thursday; semifinal matches on Friday;
national championship game on Saturday.
Arizona & California
Arkansas & Oklahoma
Upper New York State
Upper Illinois
New Mexico & West Texas
Kansas
Kentucky & Tennessee
Florida
Colorado (East of the Continental Divide, Eastern Montana, Nebraska & Wyoming
North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia & West Virginia
Iowa
Indiana, Lower Michigan Peninsula & Ohio
Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Upper Michigan Peninsula & Wisconsin
Eastern Texas
Lower New York
Missouri
Georgia
Alaska, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon,
Washington, Western Montana, Colorado (West of the Continental Divide) & Utah
Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania &
New Jersey
District of Columbia, Maryland & Western Pennsylvania
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island & Vermont
Alabama
Mississippi & Louisiana
Lower Illinois
Region 10
Region 11
Region 12
Region 13
Region 14
Region 15
Region 16
Region 17
Region 18
Region 19
Region 20
Region 21
Region 22
Region 23
Region 24
NJCAA National
Soccer Poll Release Dates
(2015 Season)
August 5 (pre-season poll)
September 7 (first regular season poll)
September 14, 21, 28
October 5, 12, 19, 26
November 2
November 9 (Final Poll)
November 23 (Post-Tournament Poll)
www.njcaa.org
NJCAA National Tournament Dates & Sites
Nov. 16-21, 2015
Nov. 14-19, 2016
Axton, Virginia (Host: Patrick Henry Community College)
Tyler, Texas (Host: Tyler Junior College)
Previous NJCAA National Tournament Sites (since 1989)
•Trenton, New Jersey (Mercer County Community College) 1989-1999, 2009
•Tyler, Texas (Tyler Junior College) 2000-2007, 2010, 2013
•Phoenix, Arizona (Paradise Valley Community College) 2008, 2011
•Albany, Georgia (Darton College) 2012
•Prescott & Prescott Valley, Arizona (Yavapai College) 2014
NJCAA Soccer Districts
Northeast
Central
Great Lakes
Mid-Atlantic
Plains
Southeast
South
West
Region 21, 19, 3, 15
Region16, 24
Region 4, 13, 11
Region 12, 20
Region 2, 5, 6
Region 7, 8, 10, 17, 22
Region 14, 23
Region 1, 9, 18
Primary Team Logo
Secondary Team Logos
School Colors: Green, PMS 342 & Gold, PMS 123.
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★★★★★★★
All-time Numerical Roster
Note: Some players are listed twice having switched numbers after their first season.
1
Justin Ground
Mike Tristani
Mike LaBerge
Cesar Delgado
Thomas Munck
Kelvin Jack
Nathan Edgin
David Scruggs
Ben Young
Stephen O’Farrell
Kyle Haynes
Garrison Goodner
Andrew Gentry
Ivan Dizdar
Michael Moran
Edward Jones
Kieran Coleman-Fry
Bradley Trella
2
Jeff Stringham
Bobby Bell
Matt Dickey
Luis Arias
John Reimers
Tad Detwiler
Arturo Romo
Jaime Miranda
BJ Gamble
Cooper Bradshaw
Peter Rivera
Joey Gjertsen
Bryan DeJonghe
Gregorio Quinones
Joel Ibarra
Fabrice Kalala
Josh Sylva
Sam Cusack
Peter Busche
David Mack
3
Tom Ebel
Kurt Funkhouser
Darren Clare
Avery John
Grant Sparks
Andy Hutchison
Marc Wegner
Eric Santiago
Jeff Martin
Ryan Benser
Tim Kelly
Dallas RuschMichener
Vince Martin
Daniel Lozoya
Joseph Lutostanski
Brandon Wallace
4
Kevin Grub
Jose Miranda
Greg Archuleta
Kenny Wright
Mark Hatfield
Avery John
Matt Kirkpatrick
Marlon Austin
Tye Rustrum
Roman Ganados
Chad Nixon
Chris Guse
Patrick Roy
Jorge Reyes
Chad Cristia
Chris Hunter
Gene Tibbetts
Tanner Ayau
Emmett Demirelli
Zachary Haulkham
Scott Nixon
5
Roger Salazar
Jose Corona
Luis Diaz
Herbert Richards
Jason House
Damon Breinholt
Dio Cifuni
Ryan Lockhart
Robert Starbird
Josh Golden
Jeff Strode
Zachary Yando
Daniel Smith
Jared Martinez
Chris Burke
Sean Navarro
Camilo Valencia
Ryan Fuertsch
Joel Mitchell
Matthew Walberer
Andrew Brown
Milan Popovic
Niall Logue
6
Peter Orona
Bobby Bell
Josep Masllorens
Ross Hoaglund
Damon Breinholt
Apolonio MonteJano
Alan Watson
Butch Pellant
Michael Doran
Christian BruffyHolmes
Josh Westermann
Michael Randolph
Evan McNiel
Ryan Fuertsch
Steven Bagheri
Ryan Beggs
Alonso Diaz
Asa Goldsmith
George Douglas
7
Steve Macias
David Veliz
Greg Archuleta
Cody Butzke
Kevin Jeffrey
Daniel Roe
Brett Parry
BJ Gamble
Jordon McKee
Chris Fimbrez
Ross Eshleman
Trae Garton
Colby Swensen
Pavel Panchenko
Greg Gilmer
Ethan Martin
Julien Dragomir
Ricardo Zacarias
Mason Buron
8
Carlos Cajiao
Jeff Stringham
Kevin Tallis
Matt Boquet
Chad Polivka
Octavio Heredia
Marwan Tulloch
Cody Okuda
Adam Barrett
Brandon DeVaughn
Damien Franklin
Joel Rowe
Christian Iglesias
Obed Becerra
Vincent Fimbrez
Gene Tibbetts
Cameron Matlock
Adam Crossingham
Gouedan Halley
Jake Winship
Hugo Gutierrez
9
Ed Brooks
Qaher Al-Raqaya
Pat Smith
Khary Williams
Ryan Brown
Alex Zametkin
Daniel Allen
Kevin McDonnell
Alan Gordon
Craig Ettinger
Lokahi Bounds
Irving Garcia
Justin Meram
Gabriel Okito
Jonathan Flores
Christopher Luu
Jonathan Grant
James Ampleford
Ruben Pacheco
10
Edson Rico
Kobah Washington
Spencer Rush
Danny Flores
Scott Dorsey
Gary Thornton
Kevin Jeffrey
Ty Hibbert
Craig Trout
Garry Williamson
Maurice Hughes
Todd Brown
Jared Martinez
Philip Menezes
Pavel Panchenko
Greg Gilmer
Gavin LaFollette
Marcos Garcia
Stuart Bryant
Junior Gbapou
Kayd Marquez
Jason Romero
11
Alex Abrego
Joe Owen
Eric Jarvis
Rocky Phillips
Vaughan Morgan
Travis Ball
Jason Martin
Alex Gonzalez
Anthony Trapani
Brett Parry
Andrew Frame
Sky Asay-Davis
Geoffrey Hill
Rudy Duarte
Colby Swensen
Dirk Petersen
Daouda Cisse
Jose Medina
Ryan Fried
Justin Solomon
Hector Jimenez
Ather Dawood
12
Joe Harman
Luis Diaz
Ian White
Michael Hollimon
Srdjan Marinkovic
Alex Zametkin
Ty Engram
Adam Canfield
Brent Wolfe
Colter McArdle
Tim Jones
Dan Lowe
Victor Lucatero
Isaias Hernandez
Michael Espinoza
Jon Davis
Jacob Nevarez
Rysen Barnett
Yabin Cruz
Oscar Ortiz
13
Tony Robson
Matt Dickey
Ben Dickey
Steve Ybarra
Kim Briels
Andy Lilleker
Johnny Thermoncy
Greg Daley
Elliot Weber
Travis Sanders
Alejandro Macias
Chris Hunter
Merced Salinas
Jared Hanze
Jacob Nelson
Sky Asay-Davis
Jason Martin
Tyler Hasman
Camilo Valencia
Justin Meram
Gabriel Okito
David Malloy
Viktor Rodakovic
Miguel-Angel Angeles
Josiah Pacheco
Adrien Baures
Kobah Washington
Diego Gordillo
Ralph Miller
Shane Rinehart
Jesse Larimer
Valentin Arellano
Dan Lundgren
Nathan Barton
Andy Romeo
Stephen Mills
Blake Wallace
Cameron Keresey
Erik Sterling
Brian Hughes
Calen Earley
Fernando Silva
Jeff Bendawald
Jonathan Castro
Shaun Reghabi
Kyle Morris
Matthew Paine
Juanjo CarmonadeVille
Andre Luciano
Raul Salazar
Kyle McKenna
Brian Montes
Christian Rico
14
15
Matt Kozul
Victor Gilgan
Michael Hollimon
Valentin Arellano
Richard Elliot
Travis Sterling
David Rawlings
Shane Stevens
Adam Levy
Erik Jacobsen
Roger Espinoza
Jay Heller
Israel Vega
Rodolfo Godinez
Momudu Sluwar
Albert Larson
Michael Gallardo
16
Rocco DeNardis
Jason Collins
Chad Kinney
Marco Merlo
Jared White
Junior Becerra
Butch Pellant
Kyle Bell
Matt Lukavics
Adam Izard
Jose Ronquillo
Keahi Wandell
Tyler Nelson
Daniel Celario
Donald Savage
Anderson Savage
Donovan Rico
Kyle Morris
Simon Park
Alexis DeLaRosa
17
Ken McMillen
Heath Tagtmeyer
Marcos Galindo
Brent McMillen
Michael Ochoa
Marc Dudley
Nathan Barton
Dulapark Chaikuman
Lee White
Sean Johnson
Daniel Pearce
Brian Denning
Elhadj Sy
Chilo Rivera
Drew Russell
Gregory Efiom
William Mecier
Raul Cardona
David Mack
Christian Chala
18
Brett Wright
Tyler Schlink
Danny Flores
Shane Horton
Cody Okuda
Nelvin Wilson
Ryan Lockhart
Alberto Mancera
Marcus Rullow
Adam Kulpa
Colter McArdle
Cameron LaFleur
Sam Afjei
Tyler Turner
Lee Williams
Chase Gordon
Juan Garcia
Matt Hazzard
Garett Robertson
Alex Harlley
Tyler Shadix
Darion Green
19
Mike Wilcynski
Josep Masllorens
Mazen Kayali
Jesse Clark
Ben Townsend
Jason Whitaker
Dan Lundgren
Camilo Valencia
Ian Thompson
Stephen Ball
Kenny Fechner
20
21
Tyler Schlink
Shawn Belverud
Tanner Mangan
Mark Hatfield
John Hunter
Ty Engram
Ty Hibbert
Ricky Rawls
Marcus Weekes
Fernando Flores
Brandon Hammer
Todd Brown
Corey Patrick
Theo Browne
Denton Brown
Francis Khamis
Willie Hammack
Gouedan Halley
Carlos Lara
Mason Buron
Angel Rey Heredia
22
Jason Nash
Nick Bramini
Ben Dickey
Frank Roan
Juan Quintana
Jake Atkin
Ramon Garcia
Craig Trout
Anthony Trapani
Anthony Cordova
Andrew Frame
Marcus Bailey
David Oberholtzer
Chris Johnson
Francis Khamis
Kyle Woodson
Dylan Hardie-Jordan
Rysen Barnett
Avery Hardie-Jordan
Osman O Sillah
23
Remy Bilsback
Jeff Wassell
Brett Globke
Gary Thornton
Adam Lawrence
Hakim Bakhti
Paul Arrowsmith
Sergio Iniguez
Marcus Bailey
Mark Merrill
Guadalupe Garcia
Mario Arellano
Bryce Beall
Dirk Petersen
Ricky Gabrielson
Carlos Lara
Eduardo Jasso
Lucas LaVanway
Guillermo Diaz
24
Marvin Cassler
Chris Sagar
Kevin Zimmermann
Charles Browder
Kelvin Jack
Nathan Edgin
Jamie Turner
Joseph Alessi
Robert Winfield
Robert Armstrong
Brady Flummer
Sam Hayden
James Iles
Christopher Foley
Agustin Rey
McKay Owsley
Gregory Patenaude
25
Ken McMillen
Marius Stensby
Kyle Bendawald
Jose Labaniano
26
Roger Salazar
Donny Deutsch
Richard Skoro
Santiago Aceves
Justin Terwilleger
Donal O’Sullivan
Daniel Hogarth
Brett Bentley
Geoffrey Hill
Maximo Calderon
Garrison Goodner
Felix Espino
Ivan Dizdar
Michael Moran
Humberto Soriano
Daniel Sellitti
Daniel Diaz
27
Daniel Kelly
ROUGHRIDER MILESTONES
1st Goal
Sept 1 1989
(Edson Rico 20:34)
vs. St. Louis‑Forest Park
50th Goal
Sept 27 1989
(Steve Macias) vs. Mesa
100th Goal
Sept 5 1990
(Bobby Bell) vs. Arizona Western
200th Goal
Oct 5 1991
(Kobah Washington)
vs. Arizona Western
300th Goal
Oct 7 1992
(Josep Masllorens) vs. Phoenix
400th Goal
Oct 2 1993
(Kenny Wright) vs. Arizona Western
500th Goal
Sept 17 1994
(John Hunter) vs. Rancho Santiago
600th Goal
Sept 30 1995
(Nelvin Wilson) vs. Pima
700th Goal
Sept 28 1996
(Ty Engram) vs. Pima
800th Goal
Sept 22 1997
(Kevin Jeffrey) vs. Pima
900th Goal
Sept 25 1998
(Alex Gonzalez) vs. South Mountain
1000th Goal
Oct 13 1999
(Brandon DeVaughn) vs. Pima
1100th Goal
Oct 14 2000
(Donal O’Sullivan)
vs. Chandler-Gilbert
1200th Goal
Oct 8 2001
(Alan Gordon) vs. Pima
1300th Goal
Oct 2 2002
(Erik Sterling) vs. Glendale
1400th Goal
Oct 8 2003 (Todd Brown) vs. Phoenix
1500th Goal
Oct 1 2004
(Dan Lowe) vs. Pima
1600th Goal
Sept 21, 2005
(Michael Randolph) vs. Pima
1700th Goal
Sept 9 2006
(Philip Menezes) vs. Phoenix
1800th Goal
Sept 22 2007
(Colby Swensen) vs. South Mountain
1900th Goal
Aug 30 2008
(Chris Hunter) vs. Dakota County, MN
2000th Goal
Sept 12 2009
(Gabriel Okito) vs. South Mountain
2100th Goal
Sept 25 2010
(Matthew Walberer) vs. Glendale
2200th Goal
Oct 13 2011 (Kyle Morris) vs. Mesa
2300rd Goal
Oct 2 2012
(Junior Gbapou) vs. Mesa
2400th goal
Oct 8 2013
(Josiah Pacheco vs. Paradise Valley)
2500th goal
Oct 4 2014
(Christian Rico vs. South Mountain)
1st Game
Sept 1 1989
defeated St. Louis-Forest Park 4-3
1st Conference Game
Sept 6 1989
defeated Arizona Western 6-0
1st Home Game
Sept 16 1989
defeated Victor Valley 13-0
1st Playoff Game
Oct 27 1990
defeated Glendale 6-0
1st Starting Lineup
Sept 1 1989
GK-Luciano; D-Nash, Kozul,
Robson, Orona; MF-DeNardis,
Macias, Grub, Brooks;
F-Bilsback, Rico
1st Ranking
Sept 19 1989
(7th in nation)
100th Win
Oct 23 1993
defeated Pima 10-0
200th Win
Sept 16 1998
defeated Phoenix 4-3
250th Win
Oct 19 2000
defeated Mesa 2-0
300th Win
Nov 22 2002
defeated Iowa Central 3-0
400th Win
Sept 15 2007
defeated Chandler-Gilbert 2-0
500th Win
Sept 1 2012
defeated Mesa 3-0
535th win
Nov 9 2013
defeated Otero 3-0 (all-time
JUCO coaching wins)
1st National Championship
Nov 18 1990
defeated Passiac, NJ 2-1
2nd National Championship
Nov 22 1992
defeated Andrew, GA 3-0
3rd National Championship
Nov 16 1997
defeated Mercer, NJ 3-0
4th National Championship
Nov 24 2002
Nov 23 2003
(shootout)
Nov 18 2007
defeated Georgia Perimeter 4-3
(shootout)
Nov 23, 2008
defeated San Jacinto, TX 1-0
500 Games Over .500 All-Time
Sep 23 2014 (546-46 all-time)
defeated Chandler-Gilbert 2-0
★★★★★★★
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How to Figure
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the field during time played.
AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION
See page 33 under campus visit
Games Played A player receives credit for playing in a game if he steps on
Goals against Average Multiply goals allowed by 90 and divide by minutes
(Prescott address unless otherwise noted)
Goalkeeper Win/Loss/Tie A goalkeeper receives a win, tie or loss if he is on
APPAREL
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Prescott, 928-636-7643
Plus-Minus A player receives a “plus” if he is on the field when his team scores.
He earns a “minus” if he is on the field for a goal scored by the opposing team.
AWARDS & ENGRAVING
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played.
the field when either the game-winning or game-tying goal is scored.
Points The player is credited with two points for statistical purposes when scoring
a goal. Players receive assists are credited with one point for statistical purposes.
Save Percentage Subtract goals allowed from shots on target to determine
saves. Then divide saves by shots on target. A save is awarded to a goalkeeper
only if a shot otherwise would have gone into the goal. A goalkeeper cannot
receive credit for a save on a cross.
BARS
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406-728-9881
ASSOCIATIONS
National Junior College
Athletic Association
phone: 719-590-9788
fax:
719-590-7324
www.njcaa.org
National Soccer Coaches
Association of America
phone: 913-362-1747
fax:
913-362-3439
www.nscaa.com
MAGAZINES
Soccer America
phone: 347-762-2640
fax:
917-591-3261
www.socceramerica.com
Shots on Target If a player shoots the ball with the intention of scoring and
BUS-CHARTER
Master’s Touch Christian
Charter Services & Tours
6550 E 2nd St Prescott Valley,
928-759-0206
Soccer Journal
phone: 913-362-1747
fax:
913-362-3439
www.soccerjournal.com
Wind Knocked Out By checking to see if a player has a syndrome describing
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
City of Prescott
117 W Goodwin St, 928-445-2000
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if that shot would have gone in the net had the goalkeeper not stopped it, the
shot is recorded as a “shot on target.” A shot hitting the framework is considered
not on target.
a contraction of the abdominal nerve trunk, the solar plexus, as a result of an
abdominal or lower thoracic contusion.
Quick Facts
Address.......................1100 East Sheldon Street, Prescott Arizona 86301
School Colors..........................Dark Green (PMS 342) & Gold (PMS 131)
Nickname..............................................................................Roughriders
Affiliation.............................................NJCAA/Region One/West District
Conference................................................ Arizona (11 soccer members)
Prescott Home Grounds............................................. Ken Lindley Field
Capacity/Surface................................................................. 3000/grass
Field Size.......................................................................... 116 x 75 yds.
Elevation........................................................ 5387 feet above sea level
Prescott Valley Home Grounds......Mountain Valley Park Amphitheater
Capacity/Surface................................................................. 3000/grass
Field Size.......................................................................... 120 x 75 yds.
Elevation........................................................ 5100 feet above sea level
Soccer Office.................................................................. (928) 776-2242
Soccer Fax...................................................................... (928) 776-2243
Soccer E-Mail.....................................................................philly@yc.edu
Soccer Web Site....................................www.goroughriders.com/soccer
Campus Switchboard................................................... (928) 445-7300
Prescott Campus Enrollment...................................................... 5,813
All Yavapai College Campuses Enrollment............................... 9,063
Population of Prescott.............................................................. 42,085
Population of Quad-City Area.................................................. 94,755
Population of Yavapai County................................................ 213,285
45-mile radius of Prescott....................................................... 192,700
60-mile radius of Prescott....................................................... 305,356
Town of Prescott Valley
7120 Pav Way #102, 772-8857
JEWELERS-RETAIL
Raskins Jewelers
110 W Gurley St, 928-445-6120
LAUNDRIES
Moore’s Laundry & Dry Cleaning
228½ S Montezuma St,
928-445-3290
Prescott Valley Tribune
phone: 928-725-4440
fax:
928-772-3393
www.prescottvalley tribune.com
Arizona Republic
phone: 602-444-4937
fax:
602-444-8686
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LODGING
See page 33 under campus visit
Arizona Daily Star
phone: 520-573-4312
fax:
520-573-4149
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PICTURE FRAMES-DEALERS
The Frame And I
229 W Gurley St, 928-445-5073
Yuma Sun
phone: 928-539-6880
fax:
928-782-7369
www.yumasun.com
PIZZA
Rosa’s Pizzeria
330 W Gurley St, 928-445-7400
PRESCOTT CITY GOVERNMENT
Parks and Recreation Dept
824 E Gurley St, 928-777-1122
PRESCOTT VALLEY TOWN
GOVERNMENT
Parks and Recreation Dept
7501 E Civic Circle, 928-759-3090
RESTAURANT
Augie’s
1721 E. State Hwy. 69,
928-777-0330 SPORTING GOODS-RETAIL
All Star Sports Center
1030 Sandretto Dr, 928-445-0052
Dick’s Sporting Goods
5715 Arizona 69 Prescott Valley,
928-776-0499
TELEVISION-CABLE
Cable One
3201 Tower Rd, 928-445-4511
RADIO
KQNA/KPPV
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KKLD
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KYCA
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TELEVISION
KAZT-TV
phone: 928-778-6770
fax:
928-445-5210
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75-mile radius of Prescott.................................................... 1,782,202
90-mile radius of Prescott.................................................... 3,451,806
Number of In-N-Out Burger Restaurants in Prescott..................... 1
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www.GoRoughriders.com/soccer
90th Minute
Roughrider Soccer Alumni Yavapai College All-time Career Leaders
(Player/Hometown/College/Soccer Level)
(Continued from page 4)
2010 Graduates (45-5-1)
Gabriel Okito (Logan, Utah) UC-Santa Barbara
(NCAA I); James Iles (Claremont, California) Cal Poly
Pomona-NCAA II; Joel Mitchell (Fort Myers, Florida)
Regis University-NCAA II; Michael Moran (Tucson,
Arizona) Niagara, NY-NCAA I; Kyle Woodson (Colorado
Springs, Colorado); Howard-NCAA I; David Malloy
(Oxford, England) Rhode Island-NCAA I; Gene Tibbetts
(Anchorage, Alaska) Concordia, Oregon (NAIA).
2011 Graduates (34-10-2)
Matt Hazzard (Torrance, California) UC-Davis (NCAA
II); Humberto Soriano (Phoenix, Arizona) Concordia,
Oregon (NAIA); Willie Hammack (Chino Valley, Arizona)
Arizona State; Matthew Walberer (Glendale, Arizona)
Colorado Christian-NCAA II; Shaun Reghabi (Phoenix,
Arizona) Cal State-Monterey Bay-NCAA II.
2012 Graduates (34-6-4)
Adam Crossingham (Sandpoint, Idaho) Lenoir-RhyneNCAA II; Dylan Hardie-Jordan (Kailua-Kona, Hawaii)
Hawaii-Pacific-NAIA; Marius Stensby (Kailua-Kona,
Hawaii) Hawaii Pacific-NAIA; Donovan Rico (Phoenix,
Arizona) Rogers State, Oklahoma-NAIA; Viktor
Rodakovic (Glendale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II.
2013 Graduates (40-4-3)
Agustin Rey (Las Cruces, New Mexico) WisconsinMilwaukee-NCAA I; Gouedan Halley (North Las Vegas,
Nevada) UNLV; Alonso Diaz (Las Vegas, Nevada)
UNLV; Sam Cusack (Upminster, England) Central
Arkansas-NCAA I; Kyle Morris (Hartlepool, England);
Daniel Sellitti (Henderson, Nevada) Marshall-NCAA I;
Julien Dragomir (Scottsdale, Arizona) UNLV-NCAA I;
Joseph Lutostanski (Chandler, Arizona) Warner-Pacific,
Ore.-NAIA; Rysen Barnett (Tucson, Arizona) Grand
Canyon-NCAA I; Eduardo Jasso (Phoenix, Arizona) Pro
Soccer; Carlos Lara (West Jordan, Utah) UNLV-NCAA I.
2014 Graduates (39-6-6)
Matthew Paine (Portland, Oregon) Concordia,
Oregon, NCAA II; Milan Popovic (Las Vegas, Nevada);
Asa Goldsmith (Renton, Washington) Hawaii-Hilo,
NCAA II; Lucas LaVanway (Mesa, Arizona) Sonoma
State-NCAA II.
2015 Graduates (38-4-8)*
Daniel Diaz (North Las Vegas, Nevada) West Virginia,
NCAA I; Bradley Trella (Chandler, Arizona) Dixie
State, Utah, NCAA II; Jacob Nelson (Meridian, Idaho)
Charleston, NCAA I; Mason Buron (Albuquerque,
New Mexico) Hawaii-Hilo, NCAA II; Michael Gallardo
(Glendale, Arizona) Alderson Broaddus-West Virginia
(NCAA II); Oscar Ortiz (Napa, California); David
Mack (Portland, Oregon); Brandon Wallace (Folsom,
California).
Winning Percentage
(minimum 10 wins)
1 Ivan Dizdar
1.000
Michael LaBerge 1.000
3 Joseph Alessi
.971
4 Marvin Cassler
.962
5 Chris Sagar
.949
6 Garrison Goodner.944
7 Andre Luciano
.942
8 Agustin Rey
.941
9 Charles Browder .938
Brady Flummer .938
11 Kyle Haynes
.933
12 Sam Hayden
.931
13 Kelvin Jack
.926
14 Daniel Diaz
.923
15 Stephen O’Farrell .911
16 Robert Armstrong.900
17 Cesar Delgado
.890
18 Kevin Zimmermann.875
19 Daniel Sellitti
.833
20 Justin Terwilleger .821
21 David Scruggs
.800
22 Humberto Soriano.786
23 Bradley Trella
.777
24 Michael Moran .719
Save Percentage
(minimum 35 saves)
1 Daniel Diaz
0.92
2 Charles Browder 0.91
3 Kevin Zimmermann0.90
4 Joseph Alessi
0.87
Robert Armstrong0.87
6 Cesar Delgado
0.86
Ivan Dizdar
0.86
8 Chris Sagar
0.85
Justin Terwilleger 0.85
Garrison Goodner0.85
Bradley Trella
0.85
12 Kelvin Jack
0.84
Humberto Soriano0.84
14 Sam Hayden
0.82
Brady Flummer 0.82
16 Daniel Sellitti
0.81
17 Andre Lucinao
0.80
Marvin Cassler
0.80
19 David Scruggs
0.79
20 Stephen O’Farrell 0.77
Agustin Rey
0.77
22 Michael Tristani 0.75
23 Michael Moran 0.71
24 Kyle Haynes
0.70
Fouls (minimum 56)
1 Alan Watson
2 Roger Espinoza
3 Jose Miranda
4 Kobah Washington
5 Alan Gordon
86
85
84
76
72
Ty Engram
Steve Ybarra
Justin Meram
David Veliz
Alex Zametkin
Jordan McKee
Lokahi Bounds
Matt Kozul
Peter Orona
Heath Tagtmeyer
Richard Elliot
17 Ian White
Pavel Panchenko
19 Avery John
Gabriel Okito
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
72
69
68
67
65
64
62
60
59
59
59
57
57
56
56
Cards (minimum 6)
1 Peter Orona
12
2 Ed Brooks
10
3 Alan Watson
9
Brian Hughes
9
5 Ryan Lockhart
8
Justin Meram
8
7 Ty Engram
7
Steve Ybarra
7
Hakim Bakhti
7
Roger Espinoza
7
Camilo Valencia
7
Vincent Fimbrez
7
Greg Gilmer
7
Julien Dragomir
7
Matthew Paine
7
16 Rocco DeNardis
6
Scott Dorsey
6
Marlon Austin
6
Adam Kulpa
6
Maurice Hughes
6
Erik Jacobsen
6
Pavel Panchenko
6
Chris Hunter
6
Gabriel Okito
6
Post-Season Goals
(minimum 5)
1 Kobah Washington
Justin Meram
3 Francis Khamis
4 Todd Brown
5 Maurice Hughes
6 Chad Polivka
7 Damien Franklin
8 Kevin Jeffrey
Kenny Wright
John Hunter
David Rawlings
Rudy Duarte
13 Jason Collins
Pat Smith
Octavio Heredia
Ty Hibbert
14
14
11
10
9
8
7
6
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
*other graduates and colleges unavailable at press time.
Alan Gordon
Garry Williamson
Michael Randolph
5
5
5
Post-Season Assists
(minimum 4)
1 Rudy Duarte
Darren Clare
Francis Khamis
Pavel Panchenko
5 Justin Meram
Michael Randolph
Tyler Hasman
Jason Collins
Todd Brown
Octavio Heredia
Lee White
12 Irving Garcia
Colby Swensen
Bobby Bell
Alan Gordon
Ross Eshleman
Chris Johnson
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
National Championship
Game Goals
1 Maurice Hughes
2
Kurt Funkhouser
1
Eric Jarvis
Spencer Rush
Victor Gilgan
Hakim Bakhti Kevin Jeffrey Cody Okuda
Daniel Smith
Marcus Bailey
Francis Khamis
Irving Garcia
Justin Meram
Dirk Petersen
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
National Championship
Game Assists
1 Edson Rico
2
Todd Brown
2
3 Josep Masllorens
1
Victor Gilgan 1
Darren Clare
1
Alan Watson
1
Ty Hibbert
1
Sean Johnson
1
Craig Ettinger
1
Irving Garcia
1
Colby Swenson
1
Camilo Valencia 1
Pavel Panchenko 1
Year By Year
Individual Leaders
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Year
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Joseph Alessi
Stephen O’Farrell
Robert Armstrong
Robert Armstrong
Brady Flummer
Garrison Goodner
Sam Hayden
Dizdar & Hayden
Michael Moran
Humberto Soriano
Daniel Sellitti
Daniel Sellitti
Bradley Trella
Daniel Diaz
Player
Andre Luciano
Andre Luciano
Chris Sagar
Chris Sagar
Kevin Zimmermann
Kevin Zimmermann
Charles Browder
Charles Browder
Kelvin Jack
Kelvin Jack
Justin Terwilleger
Joseph Alessi
Joseph Alessi
Stephen O’Farrell
Robert Armstrong
Robert Armstrong
Brady Flummer
Garrison Goodner
Sam Hayden
Ivan Dizdar
Humberto Soriano
Humberto Soriano
Daniel Sellitti
Agustin Rey
Daniel Diaz
Daniel Diaz
14
10
12
8
7
16
6
6
5
6
6
7
3
6
Save Percentage
0.79
0.80
0.82
0.88
0.92
0.88
0.93
0.88
0.89
0.81
0.85
0.86
0.87
0.79
0.90
0.84
0.80
0.87
0.83
0.96
0.88
0.87
0.86
0.83
0.93
0.91
The Roughrider soccer team repeated as NJCAA National Champions with a 1-0 victory over San Jacinto
College, Tex. on Nov. 23, 2008.
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Extra Time
Yavapai Players
From A to Z
Roughrider Soccer
Activities
Soccer Clinics
Youth and adult soccer clinics are scheduled
throughout the year. See our web site, goroughriders.com/soccer, for details.
Speaking Engagements/Public Service
Soccer players and coaches are available to speak
to community groups or assist in public service
projects. Contact the soccer office to schedule.
Soccer Camp
The annual Roughrider soccer summer camps will
resume with the opening of the on-campus, outdoor
events center coming soon.
Alumni Soccer
Contact the soccer office or visit our web site for
the latest information pertaining to Yavapai College
soccer alumni activities.
The Way It Was
The more things change, the more things stay the
same, at least as it pertains for the Yavapai College
soccer program. The Roughriders have been consistent in its approach and the results have reflected
that over the past twenty-five years. The Roughriders
have been ranked in the national poll every week
since the first poll of 1990, including 79 times as
the number one team in the country. Below is the
1990 NJCAA men’s soccer poll prior to the national
tournament. During their 1990 post-season run,
Yavapai defeated Glendale (Ariz.), Hesston College
(Kan.), defending champion St. Louis-Flo Valley
(MO), Ulster (NY), Herkimer (NY) and Passaic (NJ)
en route to their first national championship. How
the landscape has changed:
NJCAA Top Twenty
2015 NJCAA
(as of Nov. 6, 1990) Div. One Ranking
1. Montgomery-Rockville, MD
none
2.**Yavapai College, AZ (21-1-1)
3rd
3. Herkimer County, NY
none
4. Passaic County, NJ
none
5. Lees-McRae, NC
none
6. Mercer County, NJ
none
7. Ulster County, NJ
none
8. Schoolcraft, MI
8th
9. Mitchell, Conn.
none
10. Lewis & Clark, IL
none
11. St. Louis-Flo Valley, MO
none
12. Essex-Baltimore County, MD
12th
13. SUNY-Farmingdale, NY
none
14. St. Louis-Forest Park, MO
none
15. Monroe-Rochester, NY
none
16. Massasoit, Mass.
15th
17. Essex County, NJ
none
18. Miami-Dade, FL
none
19. Anderson, SC
none
20. Allegheny County, PA
none
**won NJCAA national title on Nov. 18. 1990 in
only their 39th soccer match in school history.
Did you know?
Michael Pantalione’s first day on the job at
Yavapai College took place on 8-8-88; 88 was the
high temperature in New York City and on that
same day, the Cubs & Phillies attempted to play
the 1st night game ever at Wrigley Field before
rain postponed the event in the 4th inning.
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The back four defense, led by sophomores Chris
Hunter, Dirk Petersen (#11), Evan McNiel and Jeff
Bendwald, were the key factor in an effort that posted
15 shutouts and not allowing more than one goal in
a match throughout the 2008 season.
First Playoff Starting Lineup (Oct 27 1990):
Front Row—Bell, Bilsback, DeNardis, Orona,
Macias, Washington.
Back Row—Cassler, Kozul, Robson, Rico, Corona.
The number of players that have worn the
Roughrider jersey, not counting all-time legends
Boom Boom Bartosa and Chick Corvette, is 442.
Abrego is the first alphabetically, and Zimmermann
the last. Forty players have surnames beginning with
B and forty other players starting with the letter M.
Ten families have brothers that played for Yavapai
including Ball, Bendawald, Dickey, Fimbrez, Garcia,
Hardie-Jordan, McMillen, Rico, Salazar and Savage.
In addition, a combination of a father and two sons
played as well. That was the Rico’s, leading all
Yavapai families in goal scoring with a combined
59 tallies. Numerous Yavapai players not related,
but have the same surname include—Arellano (2
players), Becerra (2 players, both won national titles
in two different centuries), two Bells (not including
Coach Bell), four Brown’s (not counting Browne),
Diaz (4 players), Espinoza (2), Flores (3), Garcia (5,
four were members of national title teams), Gordon
(2), Heredia (2), Hughes (2 players; trust me, not
related), Hunter (2), Johnson (2), Jones (2), Kelly
(2), Macias (2), Martin (3, although it may seem like
four considering the same person played on both
the 1997 title team and returned as a key member
of the 2003 title team), Miranda (2), Nelson (2),
Nixon (2), Pacheco (2), Rivera (2), Smith (yes, only
two), Sterling (2, see Hughes), Turner (2), Wallace
(2), White (2), Williams (2, see Sterling), Wright
(2, see Williams). Green’s father played basketball
for Yavapai and the duo of Brooks and Stringham
shared a few common denominators. Many players had hyphenated last names. Surnames that
begin with “al” often refer to the place where
someone’s ancestors were born. This was the case
pertaining to Al-Raqaya. Beside the two McMillen’s,
five other surnames starting with Mc suited up for
the Roughriders including McArdle, McDonnell,
McKee, McKenna and McNiel in addition to one
given name, McKay. Oh, there were a couple of O’s,
O’Farrell and O’Sullivan. The state of Texas, site of
three of Yavapai’s seven national championships, is
represented with given names including Dallas, Tyler
and Austin. No one with the last name beginning
with U or X have represented the program. And, of
course, there’s only one Cassler. That’s Marvin. All
of these players have one thing in common. The
front of their jersey read—Yavapai, which means
winning (YAVA) soccer (PAI).
Yavapai Players in
Major League Soccer
Kansas City.......................Cesar Delgado
New England....................Avery John
Los Angeles.......................Alan Gordon
Los Angeles.......................Michael Randolph
Kansas City.......................Roger Espinoza
New York..........................Irving Garcia
San Jose............................Joey Gjertsen
Columbus.........................Justin Meram
Kobah Washington heads ball during 1990 National
Championship Game against Passiac, NJ. Yavapai’s
“acquaintance” Alex Ivahnenko of Mercerville, New
Jersey is the referee.
Yavapai Players in
FIFA World Cup
2006................................Avery John
2006................................Kelvin Jack
2010................................Roger Espinoza
2014................................Roger Espinoza
Yavapai Players with
National Caps
United States....................Alan Gordon
Trinidad & Tobago............Avery John
Trinidad & Tobago............Kelvin Jack
Trinidad & Tobago............Kevin Jeffrey
Hondorus.........................Roger Espinoza
South Sudan.....................Francis Khamis
Iraq...................................Justin Meram
Record
Overview
Regular Season............ 456-31-20 Overtimes....................... 33-9-23
Post Season Advancement
......................................102-16-3
Home Games ................278-11-3
Away Games............... 196-24-17
Neutral Sites.................... 81-12-6
August............................... 36-2-1
September....................240-18-8
October.......................210-14-11
November....................... 69-13-6
Sundays............................. 26-7-3
Mondays...........................29-4-2
Tuesdays........................... 20-1-1
Wednesdays.................. 150-10-4
Thursdays.......................... 52-9-3
Fridays............................... 43-3-1
Saturdays.....................233-13-11
Grass Fields................ 548-44-23
Astroturf.............................. 6-3-3
9:00am games....................4-0-1
9:30am games....................2-0-0
10:00am games..................5-1-0
10:30am games..................1-0-0
11:00am games.................. 9-1-0
Noon games.....................53-3-4
12:30pm games..................1-0-0
1:00pm games..................34-6-1
1:30pm games....................2-0-0
2:00pm games.................. 13-0-1
2:30pm games....................2-0-1
3:00pm games................. 10-2-3
3:30pm games..................55-4-3
4:00pm games.................. 8-0-0
4:30pm games.................. 10-1-0
5:00pm games..................10-2-0
5:30pm games................... 3-0-0
6:00pm games............. 323-21-7
6:30pm games....................2-0-0
7:00pm games..................25-4-3
7:30pm games.................... 7-2-0
8:30pm games....................2-0-0
White Uniforms............. 292-16-1
Gold Uniforms..............202-21-15
Green Uniforms............... 61-10-5
Above 100°F......................53-4-3
80°-100°F.....................193-19-12
50°-79°F...................... 282-20-11
32°-49°F............................27-4-0
Below 32°F..........................2-0-0
Below sea level................... 0-0-0
0-1000 ft. elevation....... 90-19-11
1000-2000 ft. elevation... 158-14-9
2000-3000 ft. elevation.... 25-2-3
3000-4000 ft. elevation..... 4-0-0
4000-5000 ft. elevation..... 0-0-0
Above 5000 feet elevation
..................................... 278-12-3
Shootouts.......................... 11-3-0
Shootouts longer than five
rounds.................................5-1-0
Shootouts longer than ten
rounds.................................1-0-0
YC scores 1st ................ 493-13-7
Opp scores 1st ............. 62-34-12
Neither team scores............0-0-7
Ahead at Half..................422-8-1
Tied at Half ................. 110-18-20
Behind at Half................. 23-21-5
Right Bench................. 487-36-21
Left Bench....................... 68-11-5
Top 20 Teams.............. 194-36-15
Non-ranked teams....... 361-11-11
Eastern Time..................... 29-7-1
Central Time.....................41-8-4
MT-Pac Time............... 485-32-21
East of the Continental Divide.....
70-15-6
West of the Continental Divide...
485-32-20
Directional Schools.........115-6-4
West District................ 468-32-20
Plains District....................22-0-0
Northeast District............. 16-7-4
Central District..................11-0-0
South District.................... 13-2-1
Great Lakes District........... 13-3-0
Mid-Atlantic District............ 7-2-0
Southeast District................ 5-2-1
Region 1......................454-30-20
Region 2..............................0-0-1
Region 3..............................4-2-0
Region 4..............................5-2-0
Region 5............................. 5-0-0
Region 6........................... 10-0-0
Region 7............................. 0-0-0
Region 8..............................0-0-1
Region 9..............................3-1-0
Region 10............................6-2-0
Region 11............................6-1-0
Region 12........................... 4-0-0
Region 13........................... 3-0-0
Region 14............................ 7-1-0
Region 15........................... 4-0-0
Region 16..........................11-0-0
Region 17............................5-2-0
Region 18..........................11-0-0
Region 19............................6-4-3
Region 20............................1-0-0
Region 21............................ 2-1-1
Region 22........................... 0-0-0
Region 23............................ 1-1-0
Region 24............................7-0-0
Arizona Schools........... 438-30-18
California Schools..............14-0-2
Illinois Schools................... 12-2-0
Missouri Schools...............11-0-0
Texas Schools.................... 12-1-0
Kansas Schools................. 10-0-0
New York Schools................8-2-0
New Jersey Schools............ 6-4-6
Iowa Schools.......................6-1-0
Georgia Schools..................5-2-0
Washington Schools........... 4-0-0
Maryland Schools............... 4-0-0
Idaho Schools..................... 4-0-0
Michigan Schools............... 4-0-0
Utah Schools...................... 3-0-0
Mexico Schools...................2-0-0
Massachusetts Schools........ 2-1-1
Mississippi Schools.............. 1-1-0
South Carolina Schools....... 1-1-0
Oklahoma Schools..............0-0-1
Minnesota Schools............. 3-0-0
Wyoming Schools............... 2-1-0
North Carolina Schools....... 1-1-0
Pennsylvania Schools..........1-0-0
Colorado Schools................1-0-0
Florida Schools....................0-0-1
Montana Schools............... 0-0-0
Trophy Games...................72-9-0
National Championship Matches.
7-6-0
National Tournament Matches....
44-10-2
Region One Playoff Matches.......
42-4-0
Region One Championship
Matches............................ 21-2-0
West District Championship
Matches............................20-2-0
Game decided by one goal.........
119-37
Game decided by two goals.92-7
Game decided by three goals.....
95-1
Game decided by four goals.70-2
Game decided by five or more
goals.................................. 179-0
Yavapai scores four or more goals
296-0-0
Yavapai scores three or less goals.
259-47-26
Opponents score four or more
goals...................................0-5-0
Opponents score three or less
goals...........................................
555-42-26...................................
Record of first match...........1-0-0
Record after a win...... 490-44-22
Record after a loss............. 44-1-1
Record after a tie............... 20-2-3
Championships (since 1990)
Arizona Conference
1990..................... Yavapai
1991..................... Yavapai
1992..................... Yavapai
1993..................... Yavapai
1994..................... Yavapai
1995..................... Yavapai
1996..................... Yavapai
1997..................... Yavapai
1998..................... Yavapai
1999..................... Yavapai
2000..................... Yavapai
2001 .................... Yavapai
2002..................... Yavapai
2003..................... Yavapai
2004..................... Yavapai
2005..................... Yavapai
2006..................... Yavapai
2007..................... Yavapai
2008..................... Yavapai
2009..................... Yavapai
2010........ Arizona Western
2011..................... Yavapai
2012..................... Yavapai
2013.....................Phoenix
2014 .................... Yavapai
Region One
1990..................... Yavapai
1991..................... Yavapai
1992..................... Yavapai
1993..................... Yavapai
1994..................... Yavapai
1995..................... Yavapai
1996..................... Yavapai
1997..................... Yavapai
1998..................... Yavapai
1999......................... Pima
2000..................... Yavapai
2001..................... Yavapai
2002..................... Yavapai
2003..................... Yavapai
2004..................... Yavapai
2005..................... Yavapai
2006..................... Yavapai
2007..................... Yavapai
2008..................... Yavapai
2009..................... Yavapai
2010........ Arizona Western
2011......................... Pima
2012..................... Yavapai
2013..................... Yavapai
2014......................... Pima
West District
1990..................... Yavapai
1991..................... Yavapai
1992..................... Yavapai
1993..................... Yavapai
1994..................... Yavapai
1995..................... Yavapai
1996..................... Yavapai
1997..................... Yavapai
1998..................... Yavapai
1999......................... Pima
2000..................... Yavapai
2001..................... Yavapai
2002..................... Yavapai
2003..................... Yavapai
2004..................... Yavapai
2005..................... Yavapai
2006..................... Yavapai
2007..................... Yavapai
2008..................... Yavapai
2009..................... Yavapai
2010.................Otero, CO
2011......................... Pima
2012..........Northwest, WY
2013..................... Yavapai
2014......................... Pima
National
1990..................... Yavapai
1991.................Mercer, NJ
1992..................... Yavapai
1993................ DuPage, IL
1994........Spartanburg, SC
1995.................Mercer, NJ
1996.................Mercer, NJ
1997..................... Yavapai
1998..................... Vacated
1999..................... Vacated
2000............ Meridian, MS
2001...Bryant & Stratton, NY
2002..................... Yavapai
2003..................... Yavapai
2004.................Mercer, NJ
2005......... Georgia Perimeter
2006............Jefferson, MO
2007..................... Yavapai
2008..................... Yavapai
2009....................Tyler, TX
2010....................Tyler, TX
2011......... Cloud County, KS
2012....................Tyler, TX
2013............ Iowa Western
2014....................Tyler, TX
Roughriders Most
Consecutive
Victories
(minimum 10–no ties)
40 games...................................................... 1990-1991
33 games...................................................... 2007-2008
32 games...................................................... 1992-1993
26 games...................................................... 2000-2001
22 games...................................................... 2003-2004
20 games................................................................2005
19 games...................................................... 2002-2003
17 games...................................................... 1998-1999
16 games................................................................1996
15 games………......................................................2006
14 games................................................................1992
14 games................................................................2007
13 games................................................................1997
13 games................................................................1989
13 games...................................................... 1997-1998
12 games................................................................2012
11 games................................................................1994
11 games................................................................2014
10 games................................................................2000
The Prescott Valley Amphitheater, Yavapai’s other home field, opened in 1996 for the Roughriders.
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GENERAL INFORMATION FOR SOCCER RECRUITS
The Program
Attending Yavapai College and representing the college by playing on the soccer
team is an integral part of the total college experience. We expect student-athletes
to play top-level soccer, excel in the classroom and be a participating member
of the community. This is to be used as a means to continue your education at
a four-year university.
The program is competitive. The results speak for themselves. You will have to
be a “team player” and possess self-discipline and team discipline based on a
mutual respect for your fellow players. The Roughrider soccer teams have built
a reputation playing a crisp game that emphasizes a balance passing attack,
teamwork, and sportsmanship. It is an attractive style of attacking soccer leading
to an appealing environment for players and spectators.
Yavapai Soccer, “A Winning Tradition”
& a “Seven-Star Program”
Coaching Staff
The two coaches have worked together for over twenty years. However, they
would not presume to have all the answers but, would suggest that 75 years
of collective coaching experience provides them with sufficient knowledge to
advise student-athletes. Furthermore, if the coaches do not have an answer
you can be assured they have the resources and networking capability to find
an answer. Further information on the coaching staff
can be found on page 3 of
this publication.
“Continuity”–
The program’s
only two coaches
in it’s history.
Courtesy/The Daily Courier
Sports Medical Staff
Terra Schmidt (928-776-2116) is a full-time certified athletic trainer. She has a
full-time assistant, Jared Campbell (928-776-2237), and many of the amenities
of a large university training room to service the team. The sports medical staff,
works closely with local sports medicine physicians. Yavapai soccer players receive
appropriate care from the staff experienced in dealing with Professional, Olympic,
and National Championship athletes.
The medical staff
is on-call ready
to evaluate this
situation.
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Academic Support Services
Lisa Mauldin (928-776-2080), Academic Advisor for the soccer players, is
very knowledgeable with NCAA and NAIA transfer rules and directs the players in the course selection
process. Soccer players are
required to take 16 credits
per semester and pursue a
degree, not just be eligible
with 12 credits. Regular
grade checks and study
halls are held throughout
each semester. Free tutoring services on a “drop-in”
basis or regular schedule Dual commitment for players —
appointments for the en- “School & Soccer”.
tire semester are available for any particular subject matter. Over 250 Yavapai
graduates have received soccer scholarships at four-year schools.
Travel
Major cities are within easy traveling distance from Prescott due in large part to
Master’s Touch Christian Charter Services and Tours, the official bus company of
Roughrider Soccer. Not only will Yavapai play the best in the NJCAA (Region One),
but will search for the classic battles in different geographic locations. Yavapai has
traveled by air and played in every NJCAA soccer district in the country including
New Jersey (out-of-state high 32 matches), Texas (30 matches), New York, Maryland,
Georgia, Mississippi, Illinois, Montana, California, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Minnesota, Kansas, Missouri, Wyoming and Pennsylvania.
Roughrider Tours & Events
When traveling via airlines for championship matches and tournaments, the
players always like to take in some educational sightseeing: Liberty Bell & Independence Hall, Philadelphia...Soccer Hall of Fame-Oneonta, NY...Baseball Hall of
Fame-Cooperstown, NY...St. Louis Gateway Arch...Ballpark at Arlington, Texas
(tour)...Turner Field, Atlanta, Georgia (tour)...First Union Center, Philadelphia
(tour)...St. Louis Blues Ice Hockey game...Temple-Indiana College Basketball
Game...Philadelphia Phillies Baseball Game...Big East Conference Soccer
Tournament at Rutgers University...Princeton-Penn State NCAA Soccer Playoff
(8 goals scored)...NCAA Hall of Champions-Overland Park, Kansas...Mission
Beach in San Diego & the Jersey Shore in NJ...Philadelphia 76ers Basketball
Games (5)...Kansas City Wizards Soccer Matches (3)...Red’s Bar-Missoula,
Montana (Yavapai Game
Jersey on display)...Kansas
City Royals Baseball (2)
includes freeway series vs.
St. Louis...JFK/Sixth Floor
Book Depository/Dealey
Plaza-Dallas, Texas...University of Montana Football
Game (39 point comeback
win)...State Capitol Complex-Springfield, Illinois...
Hoover Dam-Nevada/
Arizona border...Tastykake
1992 Soccer Team in Dallas, Texas
Bakery Co., Philadelphia...
Baltimore Orioles Baseball at Camden Yards...USA National Team vs. Honduras
at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC...ESPN Zone Baltimore’s Inner Harbor...Lambeau Field & Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame...Turner Field, Atlanta (tour)...
Mall of America (Bloomington, Minnesota)..Minnesota Twins Baseball at the
Metrodome...Negro Baseball Museum in downtown Kansas City...numerous
four-year university campus tours.
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR SOCCER RECRUITS
Publicity
National attention is brought to the program with the assistance of the school’s
marketing department. An annual media guide and record book is prepared for
the convenience of sports writers, sports broadcasters, NCAA and NAIA coaches,
and friends of Roughrider soccer. The Roughriders, ranked in every weekly national
poll since the initial rankings of 1990, and
has received numerous national individual
awards (All-America Honors, National
All-Tournament Teams, National Players
of the Years, National Coach-of-the-Year,
etc.) Roughrider soccer is a top priority
with the local media, including KYCA
Radio (John Rust, 928-445-1703) and
KQNA Radio (Sanford Cohen, 928-4458289 x17). Team members are called on
regularly for interviews and talk show
appearances. At the conclusion of the
season, the players receive an 11x14
keepsake scrapbook of newspaper articles, A player isn’t known only by the
from the Daily Courier (Sports Editor Steve position he plays or his perforStockmar, 928-445-3333 x1106 and mance–he’s known personally by
Senior Sports Writer Doug Cook x2039) many of the fans and young soccer
players who look up to him.
that exceeds 80 pages.
Housing
Yavapai College has two modern residence halls on the Prescott campus with
26 spots reserved for soccer players. Soccer players live in two person suites
with each unit having a private bath area, free cable television, high-speed
internet hook-up and voicemail. Free laundry facilities are available.
Pre-season/off-season training
Thanks to the great Arizona weather, training and conditioning go on during the
season and off-season. High altitude training is on tap since Prescott is a milehigh city. Our strength and conditioning coach, Josh Schmidt (928-717-7376) will
specialized a program for each player. Soccer players may check into the residence
halls in conjunction with pre-season training approximately 14 days prior to the
first day of fall semester classes. In addition to “on-the-field” training, Yavapai
offers a variety of athletic facilities for soccer players:
• A weight room equipped with machines, free weights and additional
heavy resistance training equipment. Treadmills, Stair Masters, Elliptical
Trainer, and Stationary Bicycles are the types of cardiovascular
equipment available.
• Walraven Gym is utilized for off-season indoor soccer workouts.
• Tennis courts and an indoor swimming pool are suitable for various soccer
training techniques.
• Additional recreational facilities near campus include miles of mountain
trails tailored for walking, jogging, and running.
Community Events
The Roughriders are involved in many area
events from youth soccer clinics to public
service projects. The coaching staff is called
on a regular basis to speak to community
service groups. In return, the community
rallies to the home soccer matches. Since
there is no American football at Yavapai
College, homecoming and other activities
revolve around the home soccer matches.
From student to
teacher; Soccer
Team works with
area youth.
Local Support
Yavapai College soccer is enthusiastically supported by the Yavapai County
community. The city-owned 3,000 seat Ken Lindley Field and the spacious
Prescott Valley Amphitheater provides a quality setting for fans and players.
The Roughriders lead the country in home game attendance each year. The
soccer team has been involved in seven championship parade celebrations
on the downtown streets of Prescott.
It’s been a tradition
that the soccer team
acknowledges the
crowd after the
final whistle of each
home match.
Campus Visit
We warmly invite interested recruits to visit our campus, meet with our faculty,
soccer support staff (academic advisor, head athletic trainer, team physician,
team dentist, strength and conditioning coach) and soccer players and enjoy the
Prescott community. If traveling from out of state, here are some helpful area
code 928 telephone numbers:
• Motels: Quality Inn (776-1282, across from campus), Motel 6 (776-0160, across from campus), Best Western Prescottonian
(445-3096, 2 blocks from campus); Springhill Suites Marriott (776-0998, ½ mile from campus, downtown location), Hampton Inn (443-5500, 3 miles, next to mall), Holiday Inn Express (445-8900, 3 miles, next to mall), Residence Inn By Marriott (775-2232, 3 miles,
next to mall), Prescott Resort & Conference Center (776-1666, ½ mile
from campus, overlooking Prescott)
• Airport Transportation from Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix:
Arizona Shuttle (1-800-304-6114 or 928-442-1000; www.shuttleu.com).
A minimum of 18 daily trips from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport with drop
off at Yavapai College, Prescott campus.
The Area
The main campus of Yavapai College is
located in Prescott, Arizona, an evolving
metropolitan city. Prescott is known as
“everybody’s hometown.” The town is
visited by people from all over the world.
They enjoy the unique setting, old west
history, enjoyable climate and the historical
character of downtown. Prescott, Prescott
Valley and the surrounding area embraces
the contribution which Yavapai College
Soccer provides the community.
Signs like this are located on Highway
69 and Highway 89A in Yavapai County.
Arizona Glossary
ROUGHRIDERS (ruf.ride.erz) noun. 1. The volunteer cavalry regiment organized
by Theodore Roosevelt for service in the Spanish-American War of 1898.
2. A motley group that included Western frontiersmen and Eastern
gentlemen. 3. The nickname of a championship soccer team from the mountains
of Arizona. 4. Student-athletes from all zip codes committed to using soccer as
a means to acquire an education.
YAVAPAI (yav.a.pie) noun. 1. Said to mean “The People of the Sun.”
2. Coined from an Indian and Spanish name: “Yava”-Indian, meaning the “the
hill”; and Spanish-“pais”, country—“people of the hill country.” 3. A dynamic
word meaning winning soccer.
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National Championship Teams
90
92
97
02
03
07
08
Head Coach Michael Pantalione with team members displaying
national trophy following 1990 championship match in NJ.
1992 National Championship Team moments after winning the
title match.
1997 National Championship Team after defeating Mercer, NJ 3-0 on
their home field.
Players from the 2002 team returned to Prescott, 24 hours after
winning the national title in Texas.
Many storylines with the 2003 championship, including Yavapai’s first
All-American team and first to win a national title in a shootout.
Epic championship match yields Yavapai’s 6th National Title thanks to
the members of the 2007 soccer team.
Special thanks to Raskins Jewelers, 110 W Gurley St, Prescott,
928-445-6120, the official ring supplier for Roughrider Soccer.
Just when you thought the YC soccer program couldn’t set a higher
standard, along came the 2008 team, finishing a perfect 26-0-0 and a
national title. (Photo courtesy of Les Stukenberg of the Daily Courier)
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Welcome to Yavapai College!
District Governing Board
Dr. Patricia McCarver - Board Chair
Mr. Albert Filardo
Mr. Steve Irwin - Board Secretary
Ms. Deb McCasland
Mr. Ray Sigafoos
President
Dr. Penelope (Penny) Wills
PROGRAMS OF STUDY
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
CERTIFICATES
Associate of Arts
Associate of Arts in Elementary
Education
Associate of Arts in Fine Arts
Associate of Business
Associate of General Studies
Associate of Science
Canine Care and Handling
Cisco Networking Specialist
Computed Tomography
Computer Application Specialist
Computer Networking Technician
Computer Numerical Controlled
(CNC) Machining
Creative Writing
Criminal Justice and Security
Culinary Arts Fundamentals
Diesel Technician
Early Childhood Education - Advanced
Early Childhood Education - Basic
Electric Utility Technology
Electrical Instrumentation Technician
Electronics Technology
Emergency Medical Technician
Enology
Equine Practitioner
Exercise Science/Sports Medicine
Fire Science - Basic Firefighter
Fire Science Community Risk Manager
Fire Science Driver/Operator
Fire Service Officer/Manager
Fitness Trainer/Instructor
Gerontology
Graphic Design Technician
Gunsmithing - Advanced
Gunsmithing
Hotel and Restaurant Management
Industrial Machine Mechanic
Integrated Systems Engineering
Technician
Justice Studies
Law Enforcement and Corrections
Legal Office Clerk
Magnetic Resonance
Management
Media Production
Media Writing and Producing
Medical Assistant
Medical Records Technician
Nursing Assistant
Paralegal Studies - Post Degree
Paramedicine
Pharmacy Technician
Phlebotomy Technician
Photography
Production Horticulture
Therapy and Service Dog Team Skills
Video Game Developer
Viticulture
Welding - Gas Metal Arc
Welding - Gas Tungsten Arc
Welding - Pipe Welding
Welding - Structural
Windows Server Administrator
ASSOCIATE OF
APPLIED SCIENCE
Karen Jones, Executive Assistant, President and District Governing Board
AAS in Accounting
AAS in Administration of Justice
AAS in Agriculture Technology
Management
AAS in Applied Pre-Engineering
AAS in Automotive Technology
AAS in Aviation Technology
AAS in Computer Networking
Technology
AAS in Computer Systems
and Applications
AAS in Diesel Technician
AAS in Early Childhood Education
AAS in Electrical and
Instrumentation Technology
AAS in Emergency Management
Applications
AAS in Fire Science
AAS in Graphic Design
AAS in Gunsmithing
AAS in Health Information
Technology
AAS in Industrial Machine
Mechanic
AAS in Management
AAS in Nursing
AAS in Office Administration
AAS in Paralegal Studies
AAS in Paramedicine
AAS in Radiologic Technology
AAS in Social and Human Services
AAS in Video Game Development
AAS in Viticulture and Enology
Soccer Support Staff
AGEC CERTIFICATES
Yavapai College Foundation
Perry Massie, President
William C. Miller, III, Immediate Past President
Steve Rutherford, First Vice President
Kristi Edwards, Second Vice President
Karen Rizk, Treasurer
Jim Messerschmitt, Secretary
Dr. Penelope Wills, Yavapai College President
President’s Leadership Team
Dr. Penelope (Penny) Wills, President, Yavapai College
Dr. Stuart Blacklaw, Vice President for Instruction & Student Services
Clint Ewell, Vice President for Finance & Administration
Steve Walker, Vice President for College Advancement/Foundation
Patrick Burns, Chief Information Officer
Mike Lange, Director of Marketing
Monica Belknap, Director of Human Resources
David Laurence, Facilities Director
John Morgan, Dean for Career and Technical Education
James Perey, Executive Dean, Verde Valley Campus
Tania Sheldahl, Dean of Student Services
Vikki Bentz, President, Faculty Senate
Joani Fisher, Faculty Senate
Stacey Hilton, Dean for Computer Technology and Instructional Support
Tom Hughes, Director for Institutional Effectiveness & Research
Brad Clifford, Director of Athletics
Jennifer Taylor, Division Assistant
Debby Orlando, Eligibility Clerk
Lisa Mauldin, Academic Advisor
Terra Schmidt, Head Athletic Trainer
Jared Campbell, Assistant Athletic Trainer
Daniel M. Burchfield MD, Team Physician
Ryan S. Brown DDS, Team Dentist
Josh Schmidt, Strength & Conditioning Coach
Melissa & Ben Townsend, Official Scorekeeper & Timekeeper
Michael Paul Pantalione, Manager
AGEC-A
AGEC-B
AGEC-S
CERTIFICATES
Accounting Assistant
Administrative
Animal Care and Management
Athletic Coaching
Auto Body Paint and
Collision Technology
Automotive Master Technician
Automotive Technician
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ROUGHRIDER SOCCER
HHHHHHH
A Winning Tradition
7-Time NJCAA National Champions
6-Time NJCAA National Runners-up
20 National Tournament Appearances since 1990 (102 Playoff Victories)
18 Final Four National Finishes, includes 13 National Championship Game Appearances
21 NJCAA Region One Championships
20 NJCAA West District Championships
24 Arizona Conference Titles (438-30-18 all-time league record)
26-year overall record 555-47-26 since program inception (.904 winning percentage/nation’s best)
Ranked in the National Poll every week since 1990 (ranked #1/79 times)
20 Twenty-win seasons (average 21.3/wins season)
56 All-Americans/124 All-Region Players/6 National Players of the Year/22 NJCAA Hall of Famers
3 FIFA World Cup and 8 Major League Soccer participants (numerous former players in other professional leagues)
Over 250 graduates on soccer scholarships at four-year schools
Best Junior College home attendance (all-time home record is 278-11-3)
For further information on Yavapai College &
the soccer program contact the following:
Soccer Office • Yavapai College • 1100 E Sheldon Street • Prescott, AZ 86301
Soccer Phone: (928) 776-2242 • Soccer FAX: (928) 776-2243 • Soccer E-Mail: philly@yc.edu
All Offices: (928) 445-7300 • Toll free: 1-800-922-6787 • www.yc.edu
www.GoRoughriders.com/soccer
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