2007 Men`s Soccer Media Guide

Bethany
2007 Men’s Soccer Media Guide
About Bethany
Bethany, a small college of distinction, was founded March 2, 1840, by Alexander
Campbell, who provided the land and funds for the first building and served as the first
president. Now more than 160 years old, Bethany College is a highly contemporary
institution based in the tradition of the liberal arts.
The College offers a wide array of studies, awarding bachelor of science and
bachelor of arts degrees in more than 30 fields of study, many with options for
emphasis. Students also may include as part of their programs one or more optional
minors.
The College’s program of liberal arts education prepares students for a lifetime of
work and a life of significance. Bethany places particular emphasis on leadership and
incorporates pre-professional education in dentistry, engineering, law, medicine,
ministry, pharmacy, physical therapy and veterinary medicine.
Bethany’s 1,300-acre campus is located in the northern panhandle of West Virginia in
the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains. Pittsburgh is 39 miles to the northeast. A halfhour drive from the College are Wheeling, West Virginia; Washington, Pennsylvania; and
Steubenville, Ohio.
Since its inception, Bethany has been a four-year private liberal arts college
affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). This religious body, of which
Campbell was one of the principal founders, continues to support and encourage the
College, although it exercises no sectarian control. Students from virtually every
religious community attend Bethany.
The approximately 830 Bethany students represent 27 states, the District of
Columbia and 12 other countries.
Background
- One of the small, elite institutions who still require senior comprehensive examinations
and senior projects
- Bethany College is the oldest college in the state of West Virginia.
- The current student to faculty ratio is 13:1.
- Bethany College is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools
Notable Alumni
- Frances McDormand, Entertainer
- James R. Schulyer, Pulitzer Prize Winner
- Cecil Underwood, Former Governor of West Virginia
- Thomas Riddell, Inventor of football equipment
- Justice Thomas Bergenthal, World Court, The Hague
- Gregory Jordan, Managing Partner, Reed Smith
- George Ken Bado, Senior Vice President of Autodesk
- Dr. John Neiderhuber, Dir. of National Cancer Institute
- Robert McCann, President, Global Private Clients of Merrill Lynch & Co.
- Dave Sims, Broadcaster, ESPN/Westwood One, Inc.
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About Bethany
Bethany Fast Facts
Athletic Department Directory
Location:
Bethany, W.Va.
Founded:
1840
Enrollment:
830
Nickname:
Bison
School Colors:
Kelly Green/White
Affiliation:
NCAA Division III
Conferences:
Presidents’ Athletic
& Eastern College Athletic (ECAC)
Number of Sports: 20 (10 M/10 W)
Home Field:
Hoag Field
Capacity:
500
Website:
www.bethanywv.edu
President:
G.T. “Buck” Smith
A.D.:
Kosmas Mouratidis
Assoc. A.D./SWA:
Jan Forsty
Asst. A.D.:
Rick Carver
Sports Info. Director:
Brian Rose
SID Phone:
304-829-7292
Athletic Fax:
304-829-7290
Dept. Secretary:
Debbie Soly
Dept. Phone:
304-829-7240
Ath. Trainers:
Mike Hughes &
Megan Lowry
Training Office:
304-829-7239
Athletic Director/P.E. Chair
Kosmas Mouratidis
304-829-7167
Assoc. A.D./Head Softball Coach
Jan Forsty
304-829-7271
Asst. A.D./Head Baseball Coach
Rick Carver
304-829-7246
Athletic Secretary
Debbie Soly
304-829-7240
Head Women’s Soccer/Golf Coach
Barry Christmas
304-829-7238
Head Men’s Basketball Coach
Aaron Huffman
304-829-7269
Head Athletic Trainer
Mike Hughes
304-829-7239
Head Volleyball Coach
Courtney Kline
304-829-7165
Head Swimming Coach
John McGowan
304-829-7254
Head Men’s Soccer Coach
Kosmas Mouratidis
304-829-7238
Sports Information Director
Brian Rose
304-829-7292
Head Cross Country Coach
Mark Swiger
304-829-7240
Head Track & Field/Asst. Football Coach
Andy Upton
304-829-7247
Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Rebecca Upton
304-829-7267
Head Football Coach
Tim Weaver
304-829-7242
Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach
TBA
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Credits
This publication was produced by the
Bethany Sports Information Office.
Editor:
Brian Rose, SID
Cover Design: Rebecca Rose
Photography: Martin Santek Photography
Slovan, Pa.
Printed by:
Printing Concepts;
Erie, Pa.
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About the PAC
Founded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Conference continues its mission of
promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence.
Comprised of 10 select private institutions - Bethany, Chatham, Geneva, Grove City,
Saint Vincent, Thiel, Thomas More, Washington & Jefferson, Waynesburg and
Westminster - the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high pressure
intercollegiate athletics. With academics at the center of each member’s philosophy, the
PAC is built on the principle that an athletic program is a part of college life, but not an
entity in itself.
The PAC expanded to seven members in 2005 with the addition of Thomas More.
Saint Vincent, an NAIA member, joined the conference as it began provisional
membership status in NCAA Division III in 2006-07. Another NAIA member, Geneva,
became the conference’s ninth member and begins league play as it starts NCAA
Division III provisional membership in 2007-08. Chatham became the league’s 10th
member, also in 2007-08.
The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports. In 2006-07, the conference had
24 teams represent the conference in postseason play, including 14 to NCAA Championship events. The conference has received automatic qualification (AQ) status for
NCAA championships for the 2007-08 academic year.
All-conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Head coaches select all-league
squads for all team sports, while in individual sports such as cross country and tennis,
All-PAC accolades are based upon performances at the conference championships. The
PAC annually awards its men’s and women’s All-Sports Trophies to the schools which
perform best across the board in PAC competition. The Washington & Jefferson men
and Westminster women captured the 2006-07 trophies (see below).
True to its mission, the PAC has produced numerous Academic All-Americans as
well as NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners. Last year, the league named 541
student-athletes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes all participating
athletes who attain a term grade-point average of 3.60 or above.
THE PAC
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2006-07 All-Sports Standings
Men’s Standings
1. W&J
2. Grove City
3. Westminster
4. Waynesburg
5. Bethany
6. Thiel
7. Thomas More
54.5
48.5
39.5
39
26.5
26
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Women’s Standings
1. Westminster
52
2. W&J
44
3. Grove City
39
4. Thomas More 35.5
5. Bethany
25
5. Waynesburg
23
7. Thiel
13.5
Bethany
Chatham
Geneva
Grove City
Thomas More
Saint Vincent
Wash. & Jeff.
Thiel
Waynesburg
Westminster
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President/A.D-Head Coach
Dr. G.T. “Buck” Smith became Bethany College’s 18th
President on July 1, 2004.
A graduate of The College of Wooster (Ohio) and Cornell
(N.Y.) University, Dr. Smith began his professional career in
higher education at Cornell in 1960. He returned to Wooster
in 1962, serving as vice president until 1977 when he was
appointed President of Chapman University in California.
He was named President Emeritus in 1988.
His years at Chapman were marked by a renewal of the
University’s spirtual and intellectual life, as well as greatly
enhanced financial position and significant expansion of
enrollment. Smith Hall on the Chapman campus stands as a
continuing expression of the University’s gratitude for his
Dr. G.T. “Buck”
years of service.
Smith - President
Recognized in Who’s Who in America for more than 30
years, Dr. Smith received the Honorary Doctor of Laws
Degree from Bethany College in 1979, the Council for Advancement and Support of
Education Steuben Apple Award for distinguished teaching in 1984, the Distinguished
Alumnus Award from the College of Wooster in 1991 and the Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ) Faith and Reason Award in 1994.
Prior to coming to Bethany, his energies were directed primarily toward
helping strengthen the management of non-profit organizations, both nationally and
internationally, and restoring his historic family farm and home near Richmond, Va.
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Kosmas Mouratidis was named the athletic director and
chair of physical education at Bethany in August of 2006.
Also the head men’s soccer coach, Mouratidis has led
Bethany to 38 wins over the last three seasons. Last year, he
led the Bison to a 14-4-3 record, including a 5-0-1 mark in
the conference, and their first NCAA Tournament bid since
2001 on his way to PAC Coach of the Year honors. He has
now compiled a 65-51-11 record during his Bethany tenure
and seen 26 different players earn All-PAC status.
Mouratidis has also coached three PAC MVP’s in Stuart
Bracher (2001), Daniel Reinoso (2002) and Lavel Williams
(2004) and numerous All-Region players.
On the field as an undergraduate, Mouratidis had a
Kosmas Mouratidis
Head Soccer Coach/ decorated playing career during his time at Bethany. He was
a two-time All-Conference performer for the Bison in 1986
Athletic Director
and 1987 and led Bethany to four straight NCAA Tournament South Region Final appearances. He also earned PAC MVP and All-American
honors in 1986.
Mouratidis graduated from Bethany in 1988 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Interdisciplinary Studies. He earned his master’s degree in political science from the
University of Toronto in 1989 and later his Bachelor’s of Education from Toronto in
1992. He is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in higher education at West Virginia
University.
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Coaching Staff
Patrick Zambito, a 1991 Bethany graduate, is in his first
year as the associate head coach for the Bison men’s soccer
program.
Zambito returns to Bethany after holding various coaching
positions in the southeastern United States over the past 15
years. Most recently, he was a member of the Elite Staff of
Atlanta Fire United, a Nike Premier Club, and the largest
youth soccer club in Georgia. He also served as coordinator of
the AFU Junior Academy and an age group coordinator in the
Academy program.
Although he has been gone for over 14 years, Zambito’s ties
to West Virginia soccer run deep. He started out as a student at
Bethany, helping with the men’s and women’s soccer teams
Pat Zambito
Assoc. Head Coach and working camps in the summer. In 1990, the same year he
earned his “A” license from the U.S. Soccer Federation, he was
named head coach at The Linsly School, who he helped
establish as one of the top programs in the Ohio Valley. In 1992, the team captured their
first OVAC and Interstate Prep School League championships, with Zambito and leading
scorer Jamie Adams being named Coach and Player of the Year, respectively.
While at Linsly, Zambito joined current Wheeling Jesuit men’s soccer coach Jim Regan
on the first coaching staff of the Wheeling Soccer Club. Zambito also served as director of
coaching for the West Virginia Soccer Association, and the WV Olympic Development
Program.
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Bethany Men’s Soccer Accomplishments
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2007 Roster
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Chad Perry
Ryan Whitehead
Telly Mantziouras
Steve Haylett
Brian DiCola
John Zervos
Justin Wilkinson
Cory Winters
Mike Aivalis
Andrew McPherson
Jason Straw
Ryan Hobbs
Brandon Applegate
Gary Valusek
Aaron DeMundo
Coulter Lewis
Ari Dewhurst
Chatham Gongola
Mike Hasson
Trevis Villafana
Zac Jebbia
Aston Duporte
Cory Estes
Noah Townsend
Jonathon Brander
Brad Burkhart
Darrell Eastham
Jeremy Evans
Tyler Gall
Robert Graff
John Mates
Jeremy Niziol
Oak Whitbread-Hardman
Abe Wildman
Yr.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
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Hometown/HS
Pittsburgh, PA/West Mifflin
Wellsburg, WV/Brooke
Toronto, Canada/W.A. Porter
Greenville, PA/Greenville
McMechen, WV/Wheeling Central
Toronto, Canada/Wexford
Follansbee, WV/Brooke
McKeesport, PA/McKeesport
Toronto, Canada/Langstaff
Colorado Springs, CO/Mitchell
Cecil, PA/Canon-McMillan
Wheeling, WV/Linsly
Colorado Springs, CO/Mitchell
Uniontown, PA/Laurel Highlands
Moundsville, WV/John Marshall
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Niagara Falls, Canada/Saint Michael’s
Toronto, Canada/Pope John Paul
Cranberry Twp., PA/Vincentian
West Mifflin, PA/West Mifflin
Toronto, Canada/East York
Wheeling, WV/Wheeling Park
Toronto, Canada/King Acad.
North Versaillies, PA/East Allegheny
Wintersville, OH/Indian Creek
Connellsville, PA/Connellsville
Middlebourne, WV/Tyler Consolidated
Weirton, WV/Weir
Kill Devil Hills, NC/First Flight
Pittsburgh, PA/Brentwood
Lockport, NY/Grand River Acad.
Cleveland Hts., OH/Grand River Acad.
Pittsburgh, PA/Brentwood
Haegerstown, MD/The Gow School
Paden City, WV/Tyler Consolidated
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2007 Preview
After returning to the NCAA Tournament following a 14-win season in
2006, the Bethany College men’s soccer team is looking for bigger and
better things in 2007 with 10 lettermen back.
A year ago, BC went 14-4-3 and earned an NCAA bid for the first time
since 2001, where they would fall in the first round to Denison. Although
Bethany graduated key starters such as All-Region selections Kosta Floros
and Ramon Franklyn, as well as leading scorer Sean Esterbauer, head coach
Kosmas Mouratidis says his returners have come back prepared to improve
upon last year’s results.
“Camp went exceptionally well, as everyone came back fit and eager to
build on last year’s success,” said Mouratidis, the 2006 PAC Coach of the
Year. “Our players understand we lost integral parts from last year, but we
are looking for some freshmen to compete with the returning players for
those jobs.”
Another new face to the Bison this year is
associate head coach Pat Zambito. A 1991 BC
graduate, Zambito returns to his alma mater after
holding various coaching positions in the southeastern United States over the last 15 years.
Mouratidis says his addition to the program will not
only help on the field but also in recruiting.
“I am excited to have Pat on staff, as his wealth
of coaching experience will be felt immediately,”
said Mouratidis. “In addition, he will be a great
recruiter for us in years to come.”
On the field, Bethany’s biggest hole to fill is at goalkeeper, as Floros was a
two-time First Team All-PAC selection and instrumental in Bethany not
allowing a goal in regular season conference play for the first time in school
history. Stepping into the starting position is junior
Chad Perry, who went 2-0, including one shutout,
last season.
The defensive corps in front of Perry will be a
mix of veterans and newcomers. Returning for
their senior seasons are John Zervos (above), a
three-time All-PAC pick, and Telly Mantziouras
(left), a two-time all-league honoree. Senior
Coulter Lewis, who has played in 19 career
matches, is also back and numerous freshmen will
be vying for time to fill out the defense.
Bethany’s strength is in the midfield, as senior
Aston Duporte, junior Mike Aivalis and sophomore
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2007 Preview
Jason Straw headline this group. Duporte (right),
who had one goal and three assists last year, is
one of the most experienced Bison, having played
in 57 career matches entering this year. Aivalis
earned Honorable Mention All-PAC after notching
a team-leading five assists, despite missing the
final five games due to injury. Straw (below,
right) is back after a dynamic first season in
which he played all 21 games. He tallied two
goals, which were game-winners against Saint
Vincent and Waynesburg, and had five points,
while playing at a level far above that of a
regular freshman.
Another returning midfielder is sophomore
Trevis Villafana, who played in 12 games a year
ago and may see a bigger role this season. This
is another spot where talented freshmen will
battle for playing opportunities.
There are two upperclassmen back at forward
and their abilities will be blended with those of a
few gifted freshmen. Junior Andrew McPherson
(below) is the Bison’s leading returning scorer
after totaling six goals and 13 points last season.
Senior Steve Haylett, who recorded one goal and one assist in 13 games last
year, will be looked upon to provide more scoring as well.
While Mouratidis and his squad have their sights set on winning the PAC
crown, a goal they fell just short of last year with a 4-3 loss to Westminster
in the tournament title game, the Bison head coach knows the road will not
be easy because of a deep and talented conference. Nevertheless, if his team
develops through the season, Mouratidis believes the Bison will be right
there at the end.
“Our goal of winning the conference is made increasingly difficult every
year because of the rapidly improving
overall competition in the PAC,” said
Mouratidis. “However, our main goal
every season is for our players to
improve individually and collectively
as the season goes along and if we
stay focused on achieving that, then
we believe it can culminate in
winning a PAC title.”
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Meet the Bison-Seniors
#23 Aston Duporte
Senior - Midfield
Toronto, Canada/
King Academy
Year
2004
2005
2006
Total
GP
17
19
21
57
G
1
1
1
3
A
1
2
3
6
Pts.
3
4
5
12
Career Highlights: Tallied a career-high five points last
year ... Assisted on game-winner against Eastern Mennonite ... Scored
his lone goal in Homecoming win over Thiel ... Also credited with assists
in Thomas More victory and against Westminster in PAC title match.
#3 Steve Haylett
Senior - Forward
Greenville, PA/
Greenville
Year
2005
2006
Total
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GP
13
13
26
G A
0 0
1 1
1 1
Pts.
0
3
3
Career Highlighlights: Played in 26 games in last two
seasons after tranferring from Thiel ... Assisted on BC’s goal against
Wheeling Jesuit last year ... Came back the next game to score insurance
goal in win at Waynesburg.
#16 Coulter Lewis
Senior - Defense
Niagara Falls, Canada/
Saint Michael’s
Year
2004
2005
2006
Total
GP
11
2
6
19
G
0
0
0
0
A
0
0
0
0
Pts.
0
0
0
0
Career Highlighlights: Has played in 19 matches during
his career, including six last season ... Had one shot in 2-1
win over Pitt-Bradford last year.
#2 Telly Mantziouras
Senior - Defense
Toronto, Canada/
W.A. Porter
Year
2004
2005
2006
Total
GP
7
19
15
41
G
0
0
1
2
A
0
1
1
2
Pts.
0
1
3
4
Career Highlights: Two-time All-PAC pick, including Hon.
Mention honors in ‘06 ... First career goal was gamewinner in overtime of last year’s PAC semifinal against W&J ... Played
in all 11 shutouts a season ago, including BC’s record streak of eight
straight late in the year ... Second Team All-PAC in 2005.
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Meet the Bison-Seniors
#14 Gary Valusek
Senior - Defense
Uniontown, PA/
Laurel Highlands
Career Highlights: Four-year member of the Bison program.
#5 John Zervos
Senior - Defense
Toronto, Canada/
Wexford
Year
2004
2005
2006
Total
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GP
22
19
21
62
G
1
0
1
2
A
0
1
0
1
Pts.
2
1
2
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Career Highlights: Three-time All-PAC selection, including
his second consecutive Second Team award last year ...
Has played in all 62 matches since arriving at Bethany ... As the Bison
sweeper, was vital in Bethany recording 11 shutouts overall and helping
BC not allow a goal in PAC play for the first time in conference history
... Scored the game-winning goal in BC’s 6-0 triumph over Thiel last
season.
2007 Seniors (L to R):
Telly Mantziouras, Steve Haylett, John Zervos, Gary Valusek, Aston
Duporte, Coulter Lewis
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Meet the Bison
#8 Mike Aivalis
Junior - Midfield
Toronto, Canada/
Langstaff
Year
2005
2006
Total
GP
18
16
34
G
0
0
0
A
2
5
7
Pts.
2
5
7
Career Highlights: Honorable Mention All-PAC in ‘06,
despite missing final six games because of injury ... Led
Bison with five assists, including a pair in Pitt-Greensburg win ... Also
credited with assist on game-winning scores against Saint Vincent and
Grove City, as well as tying goal in OT victory over LaRoche.
#12 Andrew McPherson
Junior - Forward
Colorado Springs, CO/
Mitchell
Year
2005
2006
Total
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GP
19
21
40
G
1
6
7
A
0
1
1
Pts.
2
13
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Career Highlights: Third on the Bison with six goals and
13 points last year ... Four of his six goals came against
PAC rivals, including the game-winner against Grove City ... Also
notched the winning score against Frostburg State.
#00 Chad Perry
Junior - Goalkeeper
Pittsburgh, PA/
West Mifflin
Year
2005
2006
Total
Min. GA SH GAA
124 2 0 1.45
225 1 1 0.40
349 3 1 0.77
Career Highlights: Played in three games last season,
including two starts ... Stopped a pair of shots in 3-1 win
over Pitt-Greensburg ... Recorded first career shutout in 3-0 triumph over
Waynesburg ... Played in two games as a freshman, including one start.
#4 Brian DiCola
Sophomore - Defense
McMechen, WV/
Wheeling Central
Career Highlighlights: Played on the Bison JV squad last
season.
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Meet the Bison
#24 Cory Estes
Sophomore - Forward
North Versailles, PA/
East Allegheny
Career Highlighlights: Played on the Bison JV squad last
season.
#5 Jason Straw
Sophomore - Midfield
Cecil, PA/
Canon-McMillan
Year
2006
Total
GP
21
21
G
2
2
A
1
1
Pts.
5
5
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Career Highlights: Started 18 of the 21 games he played in
last year ... Collected two goals, which were gamewinners against Saint Vincent and Waynesburg at home ... Also assisted
on opening goal in Homecoming win over Thiel.
Noah Townsend
Sophomore - Defense
Wintersville, OH/
Indian Creek
Career Highlighlights: Played on Bethany’s JV team last
season ... Also a member of the BC tennis team.
#21 Trevis Villefana
Sophomore - Midfield
Toronto, Canada/
East York
Year
2006
Total
GP
12
12
G A
0 1
0 1
Pts.
1
1
Career Highlights: Came off the bench in 12 contests ...
Recorded his first career point with an assist and also had
four shots in Thiel win.
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Meet the Bison - Freshmen
#13 Brandon Applegate
Jonathon Brander
Brad Burkhart
Freshman/D
Colorado Springs, CO/
Mitchell
Freshman/M
Connellsville, PA/
Connellsville
Freshman/F
Middlebourne, WV/
Tyler Consolidated
#15 Aaron DeMundo
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#18 Ari Dewhurst
Darrell Eastham
Freshman/F
Toronto, Canada/
Pope John Paul
Freshman/D
Weirton, WV/
Weir
Jeremy Evans
Tyler Gall
#19 Chatham Gongola
Freshman/M
Kill Devil Hills, NC/
First Flight
Freshman/M
Pittsburgh, PA/
Brentwood
Freshman/M
Cranberry Twp., PA/
Vincentian
Freshman/M
Moundsville, WV/
John Marshall
Meet the Bison - Freshmen
Robert Graff
#20 Mike Hasson
#11 Ryan Hobbs
Freshman/D
Lockport, NY/
Grand River Academy
Freshman/M
West Mifflin, PA/
West Mifflin
Freshman/D
Wheeling, WV/
Linsly
#22 Zac Jebbia
Freshman/D
Wheeling, WV/
Wheeling Park
#1 Ryan Whitehead
Freshman/GK
Wellsburg, WV/
Brooke
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John Mates
Jeremy Niziol
Freshman/D
Cleveland Hts., OH/
Grand River Academy
Freshman/D
Pittsburgh, Pa./
Brentwood
Oak WhitbreadHardman
Abe Wildman
Freshman/GK
Haegerstown, Md./
The Gox School
Freshman/D
Paden City, WV/
Tyler Consolidated
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Meet the Bison
#6 Justin Wilkinson
#7 Cory Winters
Freshman/M
Follansbee, WV/
Brooke
Freshman/F
McKeesport, PA/
McKeesport
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2007 Juniors (L to R): Chad Perry,
Andrew McPherson, Mike Aivalis, Kosmas
Mouratidis
2007 Sophomores (L to R)
1st Row: Trevis Villafana, Noah
Townsend, Cory Estes. 2nd Row: Pat
Zambito, Jason Straw, Brian DiCola,
Kosmas Mouratidis
2007 Freshmen (L to R) 1st Row: Robert Graff, Abe Wildman, Justin Wilkinson, Jonathan
Brander, Ryan Whitehead. 2nd Row: Cory Winters, Chatham Gongola, Brad Burkhart, Ari
Dewhurst, Tyler Gall, Brandon Applegate, Zac Jebbia. 3rd Row: Pat Zambito, John Mates,
Evan Oslund, Jeremy Evans, Jeremy Noziol, Darrell Eastham, Mike Hasson, Aaron
DeMundo, Ryan Hobbs, Kosmas Mouratidis.
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2006 Results
DATE
OPPONENT
SCORE
Sept. 2
vs. McDaniel %
W 3-1
Sept. 3
at Dickinson %
L 1-5
Sept. 6
vs. Frostburg State
W 1-0
Sept. 8
vs. Geneva $
T 0-0 (2 OT)
Sept. 9
vs. LaRoche $
W 2-1 (OT)
Sept. 13
vs. Pitt-Bradford
W 2-1
Sept. 20
at Pitt-Greensburg
W 3-1
Sept. 23
at Wheeling Jesuit
L 1-2
Sept. 27
at Waynesburg*
W 2-0
Sept. 30
at Eastern Mennonite
W 3-2
Oct. 1
at Bridgewater
T 1-1 (2 OT)
Oct. 4
vs. Saint Vincent
W 1-0
Oct. 7
vs. Thiel* (Homecoming)
W 6-0
Oct. 10
vs. Thomas More*
W 3-0
Oct. 13
at Grove City*
W 1-0
Oct. 18
at Washington & Jefferson*
T 0-0 (2 OT)
Oct. 21
vs. Waynesburg
W 3-0
Oct. 25
vs. Westminster*
W 2-0
Oct. 31
vs. Washington & Jefferson**
W 1-0 (OT)
Nov. 4
vs. Westminster**
L 3-4
Nov. 8
vs. Denison***
L 0-1
Final Record: 14-4-3
*PAC Record: 5-0-1
% = Dickinson Tournament
$ = Bethany’s Bracher Classic
* = PAC Contest
** = PAC Tournament
*** = NCAA Tournament
BC
Mike Aivalis
Trevis Villafana
16
2006 Statistics
|------------SHOTS------------|
## Name
GP-GS
G
A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT
-----------------------------------------------------------------------10 Sean Esterbauer
19-16 11
1 23 50 .220 25 .500 4
4-4
22 Ramon Franklyn
21-20
7
6 20 31 .226 16 .516 2
0-0
12 Andrew McPherson
21-10
6
1 13 43 .140 16 .372 2
0-0
13 Ashkan Alavy
21-18
3
2
8 38 .079 13 .342 1
0-0
18 Joe Lanza
20-17
3
0
6 24 .125
8 .333 0
0-0
11 Marc Auger
19-12
1
4
6 18 .056
5 .278 1
0-0
5 Jason Straw
21-18
2
1
5 24 .083 10 .417 2
0-0
23 Aston Duporte
21-10
1
3
5 26 .038 10 .385 0
0-0
8 Mike Aivalis
16-16
0
5
5 46 .000 14 .304 0
0-0
24 Danny Orwa
10-0
1
1
3
8 .125
1 .125 0
0-0
9 Steve Haylett
13-1
1
1
3
8 .125
2 .250 0
0-0
2 A. Mantziouras
15-8
1
1
3
7 .143
3 .429 1
0-0
20 John Zervos
21-21
1
0
2 12 .083
4 .333 1
0-0
15 Greg Lani
20-20
1
0
2
6 .167
2 .333 0
0-0
3 Chris Tsagalas
18-16
0
2
2
9 .000
2 .222 0
0-0
21 Trevis Villafana
12-0
0
1
1 11 .000
6 .545 0
0-0
6 Philip Opassinis
10-1
0
1
1
3 .000
0 .000 0
0-0
7 Ethan Bertschinger
6-3
0
0
0
5 .000
4 .800 0
0-0
16 Coulter Lewis
6-0
0
0
0
1 .000
0 .000 0
0-0
14 George Aivalis
10-3
0
0
0
1 .000
1 1.000 0
0-0
4 Luke Hladek
2-0
0
0
0
1 .000
1 1.000 0
0-0
1 Kosta Floros
19-24
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000 0
0-0
Total............... 21
39 30 108 372 .105 143 .384 14
4-4
Opponents........... 21
19 10 48 224 .085 104 .464 4
0-2
BC
|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |----RECORD----|
## Name
GP-GS Minutes
GA
Avg Saves
Pct
W
L
T Sho
------------------------------------------------------------------------------00 Chad Perry
3-2
225:00
1
0.40
4 .800
2
0
0
1
1 Kosta Floros
19-19 1739:12
18
0.93
91 .835 12
4
3
9
TM TEAM
0:00
0
0.00
4 1.000
0
0
0
1
Total............... 21
1964:12
19
0.87
99 .839 14
4
3
11
Opponents........... 21
1964:12
39
1.79
140 .782
4 14
3
3
Team saves: 4
GOALS BY PERIOD
-------------------Bethany.............
Opponents...........
1st 2nd OT OT2
--- --- --- --16 21
2
0
12
7
0
0
-
Total
----39
19
SHOTS BY PERIOD
-------------------Bethany.............
Opponents...........
1st
--172
108
2nd OT OT2
--- --- --190
5
5
104
6
6
-
Total
----372
224
SAVES BY PERIOD
-------------------Bethany.............
Opponents...........
1st 2nd OT OT2
--- --- --- --44 47
3
5
65 70
2
3
-
Total
----99
140
CORNER KICKS BY PRD
-------------------Bethany.............
Opponents...........
1st 2nd OT OT2
--- --- --- --66 61
0
2
41 52
1
1
-
Total
----129
95
FOULS BY PERIOD
-------------------Bethany.............
Opponents...........
1st
--149
163
-
Total
----315
347
ATTENDANCE SUMMARY
BET
OPP
--------------------------------------------------Total....................
1640
1776
Dates/Avg Per Date.......
11/149
9/197
Neutral Site #/Avg.......
1/0
Left: Sean Esterbauer
earned his second First
Team All-PAC selection
last year.
Right: In addition to
earning First Team AllPAC, Ramon Franklyn
was also named Third
Team All-Region
17
2nd OT OT2
--- --- --153
9
4
169 10
5
2006 PAC Results/Honors
[---------- PAC ----------] [ ----------Overall ----------]
W-L-T GF
GA
W-L-T GF
GA
Bethany
5-0-1 17
0
14-4-3
39
19
Westminster
4-2-0 15
5
12-7-2
41
33
Grove City
4-2-0 16
2
11-7-2
33
19
Wash. & Jeff.
3-1-2 11
3
7-8-4
28
26
Waynesburg
2-4-0 10
17
7-12-1
33
49
Thomas More
1-4-1
7
16
5-12-1
21
33
Thiel
0-6-0
3
30
1-15-1
8
70
Saint Vincent*
0-0-0
0
0
8-8-2
33
26
* = NCAA Division III Provisional Member, ineligible for PAC championship
PAC Tournament
Semifinals - Tue., Oct. 31
Championship - Sat., Nov. 4
#1 Bethany 1, #4 Wash. & Jeff. 0 (OT)
#2 Westminster 4, #1 Bethany 3
#2 Westminster 3, #3 Grove City 0
BC
All-PAC
First Team
GK - Kosta Floros (SR-Bethany)
D - Travis Brown (JR-W&J)
D - Chris Ellwanger (SO-Westminster)
D - Greg Lani (SO-Bethany)
D - Ryan McDonald (FR-W&J)
M - Todd Atwood (SR-Westminster)
M - John Breese (SR-Grove City)
M - Ramon Franklyn (SR-Bethany)
F - Sean Esterbauer (SR-Bethany)
F - Bob McNees (SR-Grove City)
F - Blake Ordell (SR-Westminster)
Teams
Second Team
GK - Mike Manahan (JR-Grove City)
D - Jack Adams (SO-Grove City)
D - Tom Bresson (JR-Grove City)
Honorable Mention
GK - Tyler Hodgins (SO-W&J)
D - Telly Mantziouras (JR-Bethany)
D - Travis Reges (SR-Thiel)
D - Chris Tsagalas (FR-Bethany)
M - Mike Aivalis (JR-Bethany)
F - Ashkan Alavy (SO-Bethany)
F - Bryce Lott (FR-Westminster)
F - Brian Witkovitz (JR-W&J)
PAC Coaches Honors
M - Jason Zielinski (JR-Saint Vincent)
M - Ben Fecik (FR-Saint Vincent)
D - Matt Fecik (FR-Saint Vincent)
D - Bradd Picone (SR-Saint Vincent)
D - Jarrod Weaver (SR-Saint Vincent)
PAC Player of the Year
Bob McNees - Grove City
PAC Coach of the Year
Kosmas Mouratidis - Bethany
D - Brendan McCommas (SR-Grove City)
D - John Zervos (JR-Bethany)
M - Marc Clayton (JR-W&J)
M - Mike Seminerio (SR-W&J)
M - Dave Thorn (SR-Waynesburg)
F - Dave Peters (SR-Waynesburg)
F - Andy Saporito (JR-Westminster)
F - Tyler Smith (SO-Thomas More)
18
Team Records
Team Records
Most wins in a season
Best overall record
Most consecutive wins
Most consecutive games without a loss
Most goals in a game
Most goals in a season
Most assists in a season
Most shutouts in a season
Longest game
18 (1994)
17-3-0 (1998)
13 (1994)
14 (1994)
16 (1984 vs. W&J)
72 (1998)
62 (1986)
13 (1982, 1994)
120 minutes & PK’s
(1994 vs. UC San Diego)
BC
Individual Records
Most goals/game
6
Most goals/season
25
Most goals/career
Most assists/game
78
5
Most assists/season
Most assists/career
Most points/game
20
42
13
Most points/career
185
Most shutouts/season 13
Most saves/season
Lowest GAA/season
Lowest GAA/career
19
176
0.50
0.61
Stelios Papadopoulos
(11/6/68 vs. John Carroll)
Mike Ault (1984)
Sainey Sanyang (1997)
Stuart Bracher (1998-2001)
Kosmas Mouratidis
(9/22/84 vs. W&J)
Edwin Ferdinand (1997)
Sainey Sanyang (1994-1997)
Mike Ault
(5 G, 3 A, 9/22/84 vs. W&J)
Stuart Bracher (1998-2001)
Bob Campbell (1982)
Malleh Sallah (1994)
Malleh Sallah (1994)
Malleh Sallah (1991)
Omar Jobe (48 games, 1987-90)
Career Records
Career Goal Leaders
1. Stuart Bracher
2. Sainey Sanyang
3. Sandy Mick
4. Mike Ault
5. Graeme Tanner
6. Jon Ault
5. Pat Michel
8. John Sholhead
9. Daniel Reinoso
10. Seth Zaharako
9. John Ivanisevic
12. Deni Sariov
13. Fritz Kurz
12. Patricio Aguirre
12. Bill Denniston
78
66
61
42
41
39
39
34
33
32
32
31
30
30
30
1998-01
1994-97
1980-83
1982-85
1985-87
1988-91
1995-98
1976-79
2000-02
1992-95
1996-98
1984-87
1971-72, 74
1973-76
1979-82
Jon Ault ranks fifth all-time at Bethany
with 39 career goals.
BC
Career Assist Leaders
1. Sainey Sanyang 42
2. Graeme Tanner 41
3. Markus Overheu 39
4. Edwin Ferdinand 33
5. Stuart Bracher 29
6. Bill Denniston 28
6. Pat Michel
28
8. Sandy Mick
26
8. Mike Ault
26
10. Deni Sariov
24
10. John Stewart
24
12. Kosmas Mouratidis 23
13. Harold Fortis 22
1994-97
1985-87
1996-99
1996-98
1998-01
1979-82
1995-98
1980-83
1982-85
1984-87
1985-88
1984-87
1983-86
John Stewart was tied for fifth in alltime assists when his career ended.
Career Points Leaders
1. Stuart Bracher
2. Sainey Sanyang
3. Sandy Mick
4. Graeme Tanner
5. Mike Ault
6. Pat Michel
7. Jon Ault
8. Deni Sariov
9. Markus Overheu
10. Bill Denniston
11. John Sholhead
10. Daniel Reinoso
13. Edwin Ferdinand
14. Seth Zaharako
15. Paul McGuckin
185
174
161
123
110
106
98
96
95
88
84
84
79
78
75
1998-01
1994-97
1980-83
1985-87
1982-85
1995-98
1988-91
1984-87
1996-99
1979-82
1976-79
2000-02
1996-98
1992-95
1980-84
Stuart Bracher holds the BC and PAC
record in career goals and points.
20
Single-Season Records
Single-Season Goal Leaders
1.
1.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
7.
9.
9.
9.
9.
13.
13.
15.
15.
Mike Ault
Sainey Sanyang
Sainey Sanyang
Stuart Bracher
Stuart Bracher
Stuart Bracher
Stelios Papadopoulos
Stuart Bracher
Paul McGuckin
Sandy Mick
Graeme Tanner
John Ivanisevic
Sandy Mick
Markus Overheu
Sandy Mick
Jake Williams
25
25
23
21
20
19
18
18
17
17
17
17
16
16
15
15
1984
1997
1996
1999
2001
2000
1968
1998
1982
1983
1985
1997
1980
1999
1982
1993
BC
Stuart Bracher scored 18
or more goals each of his
four seasons.
Single-Season Assist Leaders
Sainey “Star” Sanyang had 17
assists as a freshman for the 1994
national championship team.
21
1.
2.
3.
3.
5.
6.
6.
6.
6.
10.
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
Edwin Ferdinand
Graeme Tanner
Sainey Sanyang
Markus Overheu
Graeme Tanner
Kosmas Mouratidis
Harold Fortis
Sainey Sanyang
Stuart Bracher
Seth Zaharako
Scott Brady
Paul McGuckin
James Wong
Sandy Mick
Alan Barnes
Dawda Njie
Markus Overheu
20
19
17
17
13
12
12
12
12
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
1997
1985
1994
1999
1987
1984
1986
1996
2000
1995
1982
1982
1982
1983
1984
1995
1997
Goalkeeper Records
Career Shutouts
1.
2.
2.
4.
5.
Malleh Sallah
1.
1.
3.
4.
3.
6.
6.
7.
Malleh Sallah
Bob Campbell
Omar Jobe
Ryann Bradley
Kosta Floros
39
30
30
18
17
1991-94
1982-85
1987-90
1999-02
2005-06
Single-Season Shutouts
Bob Campbell
13
1983
Malleh Sallah
13
1994
Omar Jobe
11
1990
Malleh Sallah
10
1991
Malleh Sallah
10
1992
Ryann Bradley
9
2000
Paulo Dos Santos
9
2004
Kosta Floros
9
2006
BC
Career Goals-Against Average
1. Omar Jobe
0.61
1987-90
2. Malleh Sallah
0.83
1991-94
3. Kosta Floros
0.86
2005-06
Omar Jobe
Single-Season Goals-Against Average
1. Malleh Sallah
0.50
1991
2. Bob Campbell
0.55
1983
3. Omar Jobe
0.56
1990
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
5.
Single-Season
Malleh Sallah
Malleh Sallah
Malleh Sallah
Adam Seifert
Ryann Bradley
Bob Campbell
Brian Welles
Saves
176
135
117
104
103
101
101
1994
1992
1991
2003
2000
1983
1997
Kosta Floros
22
Bethany in the Postseason
Year
1971/NAIA
1980/NCAA
1981/NCAA
1982/NCAA*
1984/NCAA
1985/NCAA
1986/NCAA
Opponent
Davis & Elkins
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Wheaton (Ill.)
Scranton
Greensboro (N.C.)
Emory (Ga.)
Greensboro
Mary Washington
Greensboro
Christopher Newport
Greensboro
Mary Washington
Greensboro
Emory
Mary Washington
Mary Washington
Methodist
Rowan
Virginia Wesleyan
Methodist
Ohio Wesleyan
Virginia Wesleyan
Methodist
Greensboro
Virginia Wesleyan
UC-San Diego
BC
1987/NCAA
1988/NCAA
Mallah Sallah, head coach John 1989/NCAA
Cunningham and the rest of the 1990/NCAA
Bison celebrate their 1-0 victory
over Johns Hopkins, which gave
1991/NCAA
Bethany its first national title.
1992/NCAA
1994/NCAA**
Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Pat Ricci scored the gamewinning goal in the 1994
national title game against
Johns Hopkins
23
Johns Hopkins
1995/ECAC#
Wash. & Jeff.
Johns Hopkins
1996/NCAA
Johns Hopkins
Elizabethtown
Ithaca
1997/ECAC#
Carnegie Mellon
Misercordia
1998/NCAA
Johns Hopkins
1999/NCAA
Ohio Wesleyan
2000/NCAA
Frostburg State
2001/NCAA
Carnegie Mellon
2006/NCAA
Denison
* = NCAA Runner-up
** = NCAA National Champion
# = ECAC South Champion
Italics = Eventual National Champion
Result
L 0-7
L 1-2
W 4-2
L 2-3
W 1-0 (OT)
W 1-0 (PK)
W 2-1
W 2-0
L 1-2
W 2-0
L 0-2
W 3-1
L 0-2
W 1-0
L 2-3
W 2-0
L 0-2
L 1-2 (PK)
L 1-2
W 2-1
W 0-0 (PK)
L 0-1
W 2-1
W 1-0
L 0-1
W 2-1 (OT)
L 0-2
W 1-1 (PK)
W 1-0 (OT)
W 2-2 (PK)
W 0-0 (PK)
W 1-0 (OT)
W 3-2
W 4-3
W 2-0
W 2-1
L 2-3
W 1-0
W 4-1
L 5-6
L 0-4
L 1-2
L 2-3
L 0-1
Awards & Honors
All-American Selections
1982
Bill Denniston
1987
Graeme Tanner
1984
Mike Ault
1994
Malleh Sallah
1971
Fritz Kurz
1977
Jack Mackhouse
1972
Frank Christy
1980
Bill Denniston
1985
Scott Landry
1986
Kosmas Mouratidis
All-Region Selections
1973
Frank Christy
1981
Bill Denniston
Paul Hayward
Tracy Trevorrow
1983
1984
1985
Tim Fieldhouse
Mike Ault
Brad Barlow
Sandy Mick
Brad Barlow
Scott Landry
Alan Barnes
Graeme Tanner
Bob Wiedholz
1987
1988
1989
Graeme Tanner
Gunther Schuhmann Omar Jobe
Deni Sariov
John Stewart
Gunther Schuhmann Omar Jobe
1991
Ralph Severino
Jon Ault
Malleh Sallah
1995
Dawda Njie
Sainey Sanyang
1999
Stuart Bracher
2006
Kosta Floros
Ramon Franklyn
Greg Lani
BC
1974
Fritz Kurz
1982
Bill Denniston
James Wong
1986
Graeme Tanner
Kosmas Mouratidis
Milo Orsini
1990
Omar Jobe
Dave Lewis
Ralph Severino
Jon Ault
1992
1993
1994
Malleh Sallah
Malleh Sallah
Malleh Sallah
Jake Williams
Dawda Njie
Sainey Sanyang
1996
1997
1998
Dawda Njie
Sainey Sanyang Edwin Ferdinand
Sainey Sanyang Edwin Ferdinand Stuart Bracher
Edwin Ferdinand John Ivanisevic
Lamin Jallow
2001
2004
2005
Daniel Reinoso
Lavel Williams
Lavel Williams
Dawda Njie earned a
trio of All-Region
accolades from 1994-96.
Jake Williams was PAC
MVP and an All-Region
selection in 1993.
24
Awards & Honors
Lance Tacke Memorial Award
1978 Frankie Taal
1979 Scott Boulton
1980 Dale Beattie
1981 Brian Welles/Aaron Spang
1982 Lamin Jallow
1983 Alex Pentino
1984 Daniel Reinoso
1985 John Dwyer
1986 Ben Peoples
1988 Ryan Fiano
1989 John Zervos
Peter Veltri/Ruben Antunez
1990 Philip Opassinis
Craig Hogan
1991 Jason Straw
Walter Gonzalez
1992
Paul Denfeld
Tracy Trevorrow
Sandy Mick
Tim Lovell
Alan Barnes
Harold Fortis
Scott Landry
Graeme Tanner
Gunther Schuhmann
John Borchert
George Williams
BC
1993
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
The 1994 National
Title team was
inducted into
Bethany’s Hall of
Fame in 2004.
Bethany Athletic Hall of Fame Soccer Members
Name
Graduated
David Williams
1970
Richard Siconolfi
1972
Frank Christy
1974
Fritz Kurz
1975
Patricio Aguirre
1977
Stelios Papadapoulos
1970
Kirk Collins
1977
Paul Hayward
1982
Bill Denniston
1983
Sandy Mick
1985
Mike Ault
1985
Larry Altmann
1978
1994 National Championship Team
John Sholhead
1980
James Regan
1981
Tracy Trevorrow
1982
25
Inducted
1982
1982
1984
1987
1987
1988
1990
1994
1994
1996
1997
2002
2004
2005
2005
2007
PAC Honors
All-Time All-PAC Selections
Name
Rich Cox
Stelios Papadapoulos
Lance Tacke
Rich Siconolfi
Frank Christy
Jack Morgan
John Jenkins
Fritz Kurz
Lee Friesell
Solomon Edogun
Jerry Gast
Patricio Aguirre
Claudius Oni
Jack Mackhouse
Ernie Wetzel
Mike Zebrine
Charles Agbor
Kirk Collins
Dan Dunmeyer
Larry Altmann
Mohammed Salia
John Sholhead
Jim Regan
Les Beck
Paul Denfeld
Bill Denniston
Dave Tomer
Paul Hayward
Sandy Mick
Tracy Trevorrow
Mark Mathias
Alan Barnes
Tim Fieldhouse
Rich Greenfield
Paul McGuckin
James Wong
Mike Ault
Bob Campbell
Bob Wiedholz
Brad Barlow
Scott Landry
Toby Bronson
Milo Orsini
Year
1968, 69, 70
1968, 69
1969
1969, 70
1970, 71, 72, 73
1970
1971
1971, 72, 74
1972, 73
1973
1973, 74
1974
1974
1975, 76, 77
1975
1975, 76, 77
1976
1976
1976
1977
1977, 78
1977, 78, 79
1978, 79
1979
1979, 80, 81
1979, 80, 81, 82
1979, 80, 81
1980
1980, 81, 82, 83
1980, 81
1981
1982, 84
1982, 83
1982
1982
1982
1983, 84
1983
1983
1984, 85
1984, 85
1985
1985
Name
Graeme Tanner
Harold Fortis
Kosmas Mouratidis
Gunther Schuhmann
Andy Maercklein
Deni Sariov
John Stewart
Ebou Conateh
Heiko Freitag
Eduardo Ibanez
Omar Jobe
Shawn Thompson
John Ault
Dave Lewis
Ralph Severino
Tim Devlin
Matt McLeod
Mike O’Malley
Alex Robinson
George Williams
Peter Veltri
Stefano Volpini
Luis Coria
Steve Leko
Malleh Sallah
Brad Foringer
Craig Hogan
Darryl Steward
Jake Williams
Walter Gonzalez
Dave Gross
Shon Meale
Pat Ricci
Dave Farmer
Eric Fries
Dawda Njie
Sainey Sanyang
Aaron Squire
Seth Zaharako
Eric Knoll
Edward Purich
Dale Beattie
Edwin Ferdinand
BC
Year
1985, 86, 87
1986
1986, 87
1986, 87, 88, 89
1987
1987
1987, 88
1988, 89
1988, 89, 90, 91
1988, 89
1988, 89, 90
1988, 89
1989, 90, 91
1989, 90
1989, 90, 91
1990, 91, 92
1990, 92
1990
1990, 91
1990, 91
1990, 91, 92
1990, 91, 92
1991, 92
1991, 92
1991, 92, 93, 94
1992, 93
1992
1992, 93
1992, 93
1993
1993, 94
1993, 94, 95
1993, 95, 96
1994, 95
1994
1994, 95, 96
1994, 95, 96, 97
1994, 95
1994, 95
1995, 96
1995
1996, 97, 98
1996, 97, 98
26
PAC Honors
All-Time All-PAC cont’d.
Name
John Ivanisevic
Matt Kepple
Pat Michel
Brian Welles
Joe Laque
Scott McNevan
Markus Overheu
Stuart Bracher
Patrick Hogan
Lamin Jallow
J.R. Khory
Juan Troya
Matt Weibe
Marcus Balfour
J.P. Gomez
Daniel Irwin
Alex Pentino
Ryann Bradley
Nick Krayvo
Daniel Reinoso
Papa Sane
Shey McGuire
Billy Constantine
Ehren Grill
Mike Walters
Justin Kosta
Lavel Williams
Dave Weibe
Brian Bajek
Paulo Dos Santos
Tim Fratto
Ramon Franklyn
John Zervos
Kosta Floros
Sean Esterbauer
Ashkan Alavy
Telly Mantziouras
Greg Lani
Philip Opassinis
Mike Aivalis
Chris Tsagalas
Year
1996, 97
1996, 97
1996, 97, 98
1996, 97
1997, 98, 99
1997
1997, 98, 99
1998, 99, 00, 01
1998
1998
1998, 99
1998, 99, 00
1998
1999, 00
1999
1999, 00, 01, 02
1999, 00, 01, 02
2000
2000, 03
2001, 02
2001, 02
2001
2001
2002
2002
2002
2003, 04, 05
2003
2004
2004
2004
2004, 06
2004, 05, 06
2005, 06
2005, 06
2005, 06
2005, 06
2005, 06
2005
2006
2006
PAC MVP’s
Name
Fritz Kurz
Frank Christy
Jack Mackhouse
John Sholhead
Bill Denniston
Paul Hayward
Paul McGuckin
Sandy Mick
Mike Ault
Scott Landry
Kosmas Mouratidis
Graeme Tanner
Shawn Thompson
Gunther Schuhmann
Omar Jobe
John Ault
Matt McLeod
Jake Williams
Malleh Sallah
Sainey Sanyang
Edwin Ferdinand
Markus Overheu
Stuart Bracher
Daniel Reinoso
Lavel Williams
BC
Year
1971, 74
1973
1976, 77
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1996, 97
1998
1999
2001
2002
2004
2002 PAC MVP Daniel Reinoso
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Series Records
Opponent
Adelbert
Albright
Alderson-Broaddus
Alfred
Allegheny
Anderson
Atlantic Christian
Averett
Bridgewater
Buffalo State
Cabrini
California (Pa.)
Capital
Carnegie Mellon
Case Tech
Case Western Reserve
Catholic
Centre
Charleston
Christopher Newport
Cincinnati
Concord
Davis & Elkins
Denison
Dickinson
Duquesne
Eastern Mennonite
Elizabethtown
Elmira
Emory
Fredonia State
Frostburg State
Gannon
Gallaudet
Geneva
Glassboro State
Greensboro
Grove City
Heidelberg
Hiram
Ithaca
John Carroll
Johns Hopkins
Juniata
Kean
Kenyon
Lake Erie
LaRoche
Lycoming
Lynchburg
MacMurray
Malone
Marietta
Marist
Mary Washington
Maryville (Tenn.)
Record
1-1
1-0
3-13-1
2-0
15-3-2
2-0
1-0
1-0
0-0-1
0-1
1-0
4-1
2-1
21-4-2
1-1-1
15-1-1
2-0
0-1
3-3-1
2-0
0-1
1-0
3-6-1
7-1
0-1
2-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-1
8-4
8-5
0-0-1
1-0
6-2-1
0-1
4-6
27-9-1
0-1
24-3-1
0-1
20-3-2
3-1
1-0
1-0
3-6
1-0
9-0-1
1-0
1-1
1-0
1-0
11-2
0-1
3-1
1-0
Last
1969 (W 2-0)
2004 (W 3-2)
1993 (L 1-2)
1997 (W 5-0)
1999 (L 0-3)
1999 (W 4-1)
1995 (W 3-0)
1992 (W 3-1)
2006 (T 1-1)
2004 (L 0-1)
1999 (W 5-0)
1998 (W 3-1)
2003 (L 0-4)
2001 (L 2-3)
1970 (T 1-1)
2002 (W 2-0)
1988 (W 6-0)
1995 (L 1-2)
1992 (T 0-0)
1992 (W 2-1)
1983 (L 3-5)
1999 (W 7-1)
1988 (W 4-0)
2006 (L 0-1)
2006 (L 1-5)
1996 (W 3-1)
2006 (W 3-2)
1996 (W 2-1)
1996 (W 2-1)
1988 (L 1-2)
1997 (L 0-3)
2006 (W 1-0
1999 (T 1-1)
2005 (W 1-0)
2006 (T 0-0)
1990 (L 0-1)
2003 (L 0-4)
2006 (W 1-0)
1999 (L 0-3)
1998 (W 5-2)
1996 (L 2-3)
1996 (L 0-1)
1998 (L 5-6)
2004 (W 3-2)
1990 (W 2-1)
1999 (L 2-3)
2001 (W 7-0)
2006 (W 2-1)
1997 (W 4-2)
1991 (W 7-0)
1992 (W 1-0)
1986 (W 8-0)
1999 (W 3-1)
1981 (L 1-2)
1990 (W 2-1)
1990 (W 1-0)
Opponent
McDaniel
Medaille
Mercyhurst
Messiah
Methodist
Misericordia
Montclair State
Morris Harvey
Mount Union
Muhlenberg
Muskingum
Nazareth
N.C. Wesleyan
Northern Kentucky
North Park
Notre Dame (Ohio)
Ohio Wesleyan
Penn State Behrend
Piedmont
Pittsburgh
Pitt-Bradford
Pitt-Greensburg
Plattsburgh State
Point Park
R.I.T.
Roanoke
Robert Morris
Salem International
Scranton
Slippery Rock
St. John Fisher
Saint Vincent
Thiel
Thomas More
Transylvania
UNC-Greensboro
UC-San Diego
Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Ursinus
Virginia Wesleyan
W.Va. Wesleyan
Wake Forest
Washington (Md.)
Wash. & Jeff.
Wash. & Lee
Waynesburg
West Liberty State
West Virginia Univ.
Western Reserve
Westminster
Wheaton
Wheeling Jesuit
Wilmington
Wittenberg
Wooster
BC
Record
1-0
1-0
3-0
1-4-1
3-2
1-0
1-0
1-1
8-0
0-1
7-0
1-0
0-1
1-0
0-1
0-1
7-10
1-2
0-1
6-2
2-0
5-2
1-0
3-0
1-0
0-1
3-0
5-0
2-0
1-3
1-0
9-1
12-0-2
3-0
1-0
0-5
1-0
1-0
1-0
3-0
1-13-8
0-1
1-0
32-10-5
2-0
24-0
4-0
2-3-1
1-0
7-6-1
1-0
3-1
8-10-3
2-0
8-2
Last
2006 (W 3-1)
2004 (W 3-0)
1992 (W 2-0)
2002 (L 0-6)
2002 (L 1-3)
1997 (W 4-1)
1994 (W 5-3)
1969 (W 4-3)
1990 (W 6-0)
1998 (L 1-3)
1998 (W 8-0)
1992 (W 3-2)
2002 (L 2-4)
1983 (W 4-0)
2003 (L 0-1)
2004 (L 1-3)
2002 (L 0-2)
2003 (L 1-2)
2003 (L 0-3)
1984 (L 1-2)
2006 (W 2-1)
2006 (W 3-1)
1996 (W 2-0)
2004 (W 5-2)
1993 (W 3-2)
2001 (L 0-5)
1990 (W 2-0)
2000 (W 7-1)
1998 (W 2-0)
1971 (W 4-2)
1993 (W 3-0)
2006 (W 1-0)
2006 (W 6-0)
2006 (W 3-0)
2001 (W 1-0)
1987 (L 1-2)
1994 (W 3-2)
1994 (W 1-0)
1999 (W 4-1)
1994 (W 1-0)
1995 (L 1-6)
1983 (L 1-2)
1990 (W 3-2)
2006 (W 1-0)
1992 (W 3-0)
2006 (W 3-0)
1980 (W 7-0)
1985 (W 1-0)
1985 (W 1-0)
2006 (L 3-4)
1982 (W 2-1)
2006 (L 1-2)
2005 (L 0-2)
1992 (W 4-0)
1999 (W 3-0)
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Hoag Field
BC
Originally built in 1982, Hoag Field is one of the most aestetic soccer
complexes in the Eastern United States. The facility can accomodate up
to 800 spectators and features a covered scorer’s table, electronic
scoreboard and sprinkler and drainage systems.
Formerly the Bethany Soccer Bowl, the Bison’s home field was rededicated in May, 1990 after it underwent remodeling during the winter and
spring months of that year. Former College trustee William R. Hoag, who
donated the lumber, hardware and labor to upgrade the facility, provided
the funding for much of the $50,000 project.
Hoag Field has hosted numerous NCAA Tournament matches in recent
history, including the 1990 and 1991 South Region playoffs, the epic 1994
NCAA Quarterfinal match against UC-San Diego and all three of
Bethany’s first round match-ups in their most recent trips to the
postseason (2000-Frostburg State; 2001-Carnegie Mellon; 2006Denison).
Facilities
In addition to Hoag Field,
Bethany’s soccer programs
have top-notch training
facilities. Highlighting those
are the Castleman Auxillary
Fields. Located on the
opposite end of town from
the Field House complex, this
was home to BC soccer prior
to the construction of Hoag
Field.
This complex has six minitraining fields and four full
training fields and has hosted
some of Bethany’s regular
season and tournament games
in recent history. In addition,
it hosts the youth soccer
leagues in Brooke County.
The complex also has
restrooms, a concession stand
and an athletic training area.
BC
Located in the Johnson Health
and Recreation Center, this arena
has three full-size courts which can
be used for basketball, tennis or
volleyball. The Bison varsity tennis
teams hold their matches here in the
event of inclimate weather and
many of the other varsity programs
use this facility for workouts during
the season and during their “nontraditional” seasons. Around the
three courts is a 180-meter indoor running track, which is used by the varsity track and
field programs for practice, as well as recreational walking and running.
Also located in the Johnson
Health and Recreation Center, this
six-lane, 25-meter swimming pool
is home to the Bison swimming and
diving teams. It is also used by
many Bethany sports teams as an
alternative training method and is
open during the day for recreational
swimming.
2007 Schedule
Date
Sept. 1
Sept. 2
Sept. 6
Sept. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 12
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Sept. 29
Oct. 2
Oct. 4
Oct. 6
Oct. 10
Oct. 13
Oct. 17
Oct. 20
Oct. 24
Oct. 27
Oct. 31
Nov. 3
Opponent
Site
Defiance Classic
Away
vs. Medaille
Defiance Classic
Away
vs. Defiance
Frostburg State
Away
“Fuzzy” Williams Memorial
Lake Erie vs. Lebanon Valley
Bethany vs. Muskingum
“Fuzzy” Williams Memorial
Muskingum vs. Lebanon Valley
Bethany vs. Lake Erie
Marietta
HOME
Wheeling Jesuit
Away
Eastern Mennonite HOME
Grove City*
HOME
Thiel*
Away
Waynesburg*
Away
Westminster*
Away
Franciscan
Away
Point Park
HOME
Homecoming
Saint Vincent
HOME
Wash. & Jeff.*
HOME
Thomas More*
HOME
Geneva
Away
PAC Semifinals
TBA
PAC Finals
TBA
BC
Time
3 p.m.
3 p.m.
6 p.m.
HOME
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
HOME
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
7 p.m.
4 p.m.
3 p.m.
2 p.m.
1:45 p.m.
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
3 p.m.
1 p.m.
11 a.m.
1 p.m.
7 p.m.
TBA
TBA
Bethany Men’s Soccer Tradition
30 Presidents’ Athletic Conference titles
19 NCAA Tournament bids
1982 NCAA Runner-up
1994 NCAA National Champions
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