2008 Sonoma State Men's Soccer Media Guide by Brandon Bronzan

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S SOCCER O 2007 NCAA DIVISION II FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRO Quick Facts___________ 1 Schedule_____________ 2 COACHES Marcus Ziemer_________ 3 Assistant Coaches_ _____ 4 SEAWOLVES 2008 Season Preview____ 5 2008 Roster_ __________ 6 2008 Seawolves______7-16 ‘07 REVIEW Season Recap_ _____17-25 Statistics_____________ 26 CCAA Review_________ 27 2007 Honors_ ________ 28

HISTORY All-Time Honors_______ 29 Post-Season Leaders_ __ 30 Yearly Leaders_ _______ 31 Records_ __________32-33 Yearly Results_______34-36 Series Histories________ 36 All-Time Standings_____ 37 Program History_______ 38 All-Time Roster________ 39 INFORMATION Opponent Info______40-41 Dept. Info__________42-43

CREDITS: The 2008 Sonoma State Men’s Soccer media guide was written and designed by Asst. Athletics Director/Sports Information Director Brandon Bronzan. Photography by Katie Burroughs, Tracey Shayewitz, and Brandon Bronzan.

QUICK FACTS

Location: Rohnert Park, California Address: 1801 East Cotati, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 Website: www.sonomaseawolves.com Athletics Phone: (707) 664-2521 Athletics Fax: (707) 664-4104 President: Dr. Ruben Armiñana Director of Athletics: Bill Fusco Faculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Duane Dove Enrollment: 8,274 Founded: 1961 Colors: Navy (286), Columbia Blue (278), White Conference: California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) National Affiliation: NCAA Division II Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer Men’s Soccer Office Phone: (707) 664-2614 Assistant Coaches: Shawn Percell, Benjamin Ziemer, Tim Maycock 2007 Overall Record: 19-3-3 2007 CCAA Record: 14-0-0 (1st North) 2007 Postseason: NCAA Quarterfinals Letterwinners Ret/Lost: 18/6 Starters Ret/Lost: 7/4 NCAA Appearances: 6 (1990, 1991, 1993, 2002, 2005, 2007) Conference Championships: 7 (1990, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2005) National Championships: 1 (2002) Sports Information Director: Brandon Bronzan Sports Information Phone: (707) 664-2358 Sports Information Fax: (707) 664-3291 Sports Information E-Mail: brandon.bronzan@sonoma.edu

SONOMA STATE MEN’S SOCCER

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SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S SOCCER O 2007 NCAA DIVISION II FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

SCHEDULE DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION

TIME

Sun-Aug. 17

SONOMA COUNTY SOL (exh)

ROHNERT PARK

Wed-Aug. 20

Stanford (exh)

Stanford, Calif

Sat-Aug. 23

SANTA ROSA JC (exh)

ROHNERT PARK

5:00 pm

Sun-Aug. 24

ALUMNI (exh)

ROHNERT PARK

2:00 pm

Thu-Aug. 28

BYU-Hawaii

Laie, Hawaii

Sat-Aug. 30

Chaminade

Honolulu, Hawaii

12:00 pm

Mon-Sep. 1

Hawaii Pacific

Honolulu, Hawaii

2:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 5

SEATTLE PACIFIC

ROHNERT PARK

4:00 pm

Sun-Sep. 7

WESTERN WASHINGTON

ROHNERT PARK

3:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 12

Notre Dame de Namur

Belmont, Calif

4:00 pm

Sun-Sep. 14

Cal State Stanislaus*

Turlock, Calif

11:30 am

Fri-Sep. 19

SAN FRANCISCO STATE*

ROHNERT PARK

4:00 pm

Sun-Sep. 21

CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY*

ROHNERT PARK

2:00 pm

Wed-Sep. 24

HUMBOLDT STATE*

ROHNERT PARK

4:00 pm

Sun-Sep. 28

CAL STATE L.A.*

ROHNERT PARK

2:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 3

UC San Diego*

La Jolla, Calif

7:00 pm

Sun-Oct. 5

Cal State Dominguez Hills*

Carson, Calif

2:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 10

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO*

ROHNERT PARK

12:30 pm

Sun-Oct. 12

CAL POLY POMONA*

ROHNERT PARK

11:30 am

Sun-Oct. 19

Humboldt State*

Arcata, Calif

Tue-Oct 21

FRESNO PACIFIC

ROHNERT PARK

Fri-Oct. 24

Cal State Monterey Bay*

Seaside, Calif

3:00 pm

Sun-Oct. 26

San Francisco State*

San Francisco, Calif

2:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 31

CAL STATE STANISLAUS*

ROHNERT PARK

12:30 pm

Sun-Nov. 2

CHICO STATE*

ROHNERT PARK

11:30 am

Nov. 7-9

CCAA Tournament

tba

Nov. 14-16

NCAA Far West Regionals

tba

Nov. 22

NCAA Quarterfinals

tba

Dec. 5-7

NCAA Championships

tba

5:00 pm 7:00 pm

2:00 pm

2:00 pm 3:00 pm

*CCAA game

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SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S SOCCER O 2007 NCAA DIVISION II FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

MARCUS ZIEMER HEAD COACHHEAD COACH Marcus Ziemer returns for his 18th season as head coach of the Sonoma State Men’s Soccer team this fall. Ziemer returns many all-conference and all-region performers from last season’s Far West region champion squad. He believes he has them primed for a run at a national title. In 2007, Ziemer’s Seawolves turned in an amazing season, highlighted by a school-record 17 game winning streak and the first perfect record in the conference in seven years. The Seawolves went 19-3-3 on their way to the regional championship and a final national ranking of No. 8. After a penalty kick win in the regional championship against CSU Dominguez Hills, the Seawolves’ luck in PKs ran out the next week in the NCAA Quarterfinal as they were edged by Midwestern State. For his efforts, Ziemer was named the CCAA Coach of the Year for the second straight year in 2007. It was the sixth conference coach of the year honor for Ziemer since taking the helm in 1991. He also added Far West Region Coach of the Year honors for the second time. Ziemer was named National Coach of the Year in 2002 after leading the Seawolves to their first national championship. A two-time all-conference performer for Sonoma State in the 1980’s, Ziemer has compiled a 226-10531 record over the past 16 years. His teams have gone 27-2-1 in CCAA play over the last two seasons (33-9-4 overall). Ziemer began his coaching career in 1989, assisting head coach Peter Reynaud with the SSU men’s squad. In 1991, after Reynaud left to concentrate on the women’s team, Ziemer was promoted to head coach and results came immediately. Ziemer led his squad to the NCAA championship game and he was named Northern California Athletic Conference Coach of the Year for his efforts. Under Ziemer, the Sonoma State men’s soccer team has won six conference titles and has a record of 169-56-15 in conference play. In 1988, Ziemer spent three weeks in England earning an English Football International Preliminary Badge. He earned his USSF “A” license the following year. A fixture in local soccer circles, Ziemer and his three brothers (Andrew, Benjamin, Christopher -- all former SSU players) have run the Ziemer Brothers Soccer Camps for over 20 years, educating thousands of youth soccer players. Ziemer lives in Glen Ellen with his wife Trish (Gretton), a member of SSU’s 1990 women’s soccer national championship team. They have three children, Thomas, Taylor, and Tera.

CAREER RECORD

Year Rec Conf Finish 1991# 18-4-2 12-1-1 1st 1992 11-7-2 10-3-1 2nd 1993! 17-3-2 11-1-2 1st 1994 10-6-3 8-4-2 t-2nd 1995 14-5-1 13-1-0 1st 1996 13-5-2 10-3-1 1st 1997 12-7-1 12-2-0 1st 1998 8-9-2 7-7-0 t-2nd(n) 1999 10-8-2 7-6-1 3rd(n) 2000 15-6-3 9-4-1 1st(n) 2001 12-7-1 9-4-1 t-1st(n) 2002% 20-4-0 11-3-0 1st(n) 2003 9-9-2 6-6-2 3rd(n) 2004 12-7-2 8-5-1 1st(n) 2005! 12-9-2 9-4-1 1st(n) 2006 14-6-1 13-2-1 1st(n) 2007! 19-3-3 14-0-0 1st(n) Career Overall: 226-105-31 Career Conference: 169-56-15 ! NCAA Appearance # NCAA Runner-Up % NCAA Champions (n) North Division

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • 2002 National Coach of the Year • • 2-time Region Coach of the Year • (‘02, ‘07) • 6-time Conference Coach of the Year • (‘91, ‘93, ‘97, ‘02, ‘06, ‘07) • 2002 National Champions • • 6 Conference Championships • • Has coached 9 All-Americans •

Marcus Ziemer led Sonoma State to the 2002 NCAA Division II National Championship. It was just the second national title in school history and the first by a men’s team.

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SHAWN PERCELL ASSISTANT COACH Former Cardinal Newman High and Santa Clara University star Shawn Percell joins the Sonoma State men’s soccer coaching staff for 2007. Percell comes to the Seawolves from Seattle University, where he was an assistant on the women’s soccer team. Percell enjoyed a fantastic high school career, first at Piner High School, then at Cardinal Newman in Santa Rosa. The Redwood Empire and North Bay League Player of the Year as a senior, Percell led his 1995 team to an NCS Championship. He went on to play at Santa Clara University, where he appeared in two NCAA Division I Final Fours (1999 and 2000). In 1999, he was named the Offensive Most Valuable Player of the College Cup. Percell played professionally for a year in Belize before coming back to the States and joining the Seattle Sounders of the United Soccer League’s First Division. He played a total of three seasons with the Sounders before joining the coaching staff of the women’s team, eventually becoming the head coach.

BENJAMIN ZIEMER

ASSISTANT COACH

Benjamin Ziemer, head coach Marcus’ younger brother, returns for his third season on the Seawolf staff. Ziemer attended Sonoma State in 1990 and 1991 and ranks fourth in school history with 20 assists. His 11 assists in the 1991 season helped lead SSU to the NCAA Division II National Championship game.

TIM MAYCOCK

ASSISTANT COACH

Tim Maycock is back for his second year as a member of the coaching staff, following a fouryear playing career for the Seawolves. A freshman on SSU’s 2002 national championship team, Maycock was an integral part of the team’s championship run, scoring two goals in the national quarterfinals and pitching in with an assist in the title game. Maycock closed out his career in 2005 with a total 18 goals and nine assists.

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Q&A WITH HEAD COACH MARCUS ZIEMER Last year’s team lost a heartbreaker in the NCAA quarterfinals on penalty kicks. Does that defeat linger and does it help drive the 2008 Seawolves? Ziemer: Yes, all of us think about that loss a lot. I wake up in the middle of the night and think “what if?” We spoke about it during our team goal setting sessions with our sports psychologist, Glenn Brassington, and we still feel bad for the seniors that ended their SSU careers with that loss. How does the CCAA shape up in 2008? Ziemer: It should be an interesting league this year with three new coaches (Chico State, Cal State Stanislaus, and UC San Diego). We are going in as the favorites and we’ve done very well in conference the last few years, but even if we win a lot of games and qualify for the CCAA Tournament, it is difficult to win it all. What newcomers do you expect to step in and make a difference in 2008? Ziemer: All of our newcomers are red-shirting, so our new players have been at SSU for a year already. We have several good ones that are going to battle for time and will make an impact off of the bench initially. Cory Taufer, Cam Vickers, Davide Furtado, Ebby Lombardi and Ben Langwith will all make significant contributions this year and in coming years as well. It’s customary for your freshmen to redshirt a season before making their debut. Talk a little about your reasoning for this. Ziemer: It is something that we have done since I became head coach. It began as a way to keep a player who was raw, but had some potential. It has now evolved to the point where we have players red-shirting who are good enough to make our squad. If we feel they can make an impact as a freshman then we don’t redshirt them. There are several reasons why this makes sense and is an easy sell: • We have a long history of success with our redshirt program and have even had several All-Americans who red-shirted. They sell the program, beginning on the recruiting trip. • Rather than using a year of eligibility for limited playing time as a 17 or 18 year old freshman, players have the chance to use that year as a dominating 21 or 22 year old senior. • We play a difficult style and system which is unfamiliar and a challenge to most players. Therefore, that extra year really helps them get adjusted and able to make the most of their four years. • In-state tuition is very reasonable, so the extra semester doesn’t cost as much as a private school. It’s financially feasible. • The year at school without the game and travel responsibility gives them a chance to settle in and form a firm academic foundation which leads to academic success. Two-time All-American, Two-time West Region Player of the Year. All-time leading goal scorer. Where does Andrew Bailey go from here? Ziemer: We expect Andrew Bailey to pick up where he left off. He had the best off-season he’s ever hard and he reported to camp healthy and fit. We have several players who can score goals, so all of the pressure doesn’t have to be on him. We can still win if he doesn’t score, but at the end of the season we expect him to have impressive stats again. What are some characteristics you’ve seen from this year’s team? Ziemer: We are very focused and driven. Coming up a little short last year has helped make us appreciate it a lot more. We have eight seniors starting so we are experienced and shouldn’t get rattled easily. We also have a great bunch of guys who really get along and enjoy each others company. It should be a fun year both on and off of the field. What are your expectations/goals for 2008? Ziemer: As a team we have broken the season goals down into steps, beginning with our Hawaii trip, sweeping the Pacific Northwest and out-of-conference games, winning the CCAA North Division, winning the CCAA Tournament, qualifying for the NCAA’s, winning the NCAA Regionals, winning the NCAA Quarterfinals and then if we are in the NCAA Finals Four, anything can happen. We know how difficult all of that is, but we are all making the sacrifices and working hard in an attempt to make it a reality!

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ROSTER No Name 1

Brook Johnson

Ross Middlemiss

Pos Ht Wt Yr

Hometown

Last School

Club

6-2 200

Davis, Calif

Davis HS

Placer United

5-9 155

Arcata, Calif

Arcata HS

Sonoma County Alliance

Casey Dayton

5-6 130

Las Flores, Calif

Tesoro HS

Mission Viejo Pateadores

Doug Carr

Sr 5-10 170

Fremont, Calif

Moreau Catholic HS

Pleasanton Ballistic United

Cam Vickers

5-5 130

Lake Tapps, Wash

Auburn Riverside HS

Crossfire Premiere

Alan Grady

5-9 155

Corte Madera, Calif

Redwood HS

Sonoma County Alliance

Jack Jones

Sr 5-11 170

Placerville, Calif

Sacramento State

San Juan SC

Andrew Bailey

Davis, Calif

Davis HS

San Juan SC

Brandon de la Cruz

So 5-11 145

Mission Viejo, Calif

Mission Viejo HS

Mission Viejo Pateadores

10 Mark Wiedeman

Dublin, Calif

Dublin HS

Danville Mustang United

11 Scott Preckwinkle

Sr 5-11 160

Sonoma, Calif

Sonoma Valley HS

Santa Rosa United

12 Nathan Medina

Sr 5-10 155

San Diego, Calif

Mount Carmel HS

PQ Premier

13 Eric Lafon

5-4 125

San Diego, Calif

Point Loma HS

PQ Premier

14 Jeff Loesche

5-9 175

San Luis Obispo, Calif

San Luis Obispo HS

Central Coast Roadrunners

16 Ryan Hall

So 5-11 145

Trabuco Canyon, Calif

Mission Viejo HS

Irvine Strikers

17 Mike Duncan

Sr 5-11 165

San Diego, Calif

Mount Carmel HS

PQ Premier

18 Cory Taufer

5-9 160

Clovis, Calif

Buchanan HS

Cal Odyssey

19 Davide Furtado

6-0 170

Petaluma, Calif

Petaluma HS

Sonoma County Alliance

20 Ben Langwith

So 6-0 185

Des Moines, Iowa

Univ. of Kentucky

Urbandale Revolution

21 Stuart Gallant

5-5 135

Coronado, Calif

Coronado HS

Hotspurs US

22 Ebby Lombardi

5-7 155

Encinitas, Calif

San Dieguito Academy La Jolla Nomads

23 Juan Sosa

GK So 5-9 180

Santa Rosa, Calif

Elsie Allen HS

Santa Rosa United

24 Taylor Jones

GK So 6-0 180

Novato, Calif

San Marin HS

Sonoma County Alliance

25 David Holleran

Novato, Calif

San Marin HS

Sonoma County Alliance

FRESHMEN

Davide Furtado Ebby Lombardi Cory Taufer Cam Vickers

6-0 150

So 6-4 175

SOPHOMORES JUNIORS Brandon Dela Cruz

Ryan Hall David Holleran Taylor Jones Ben Langwith Juan Sosa

Casey Dayton Stuart Gallant Alan Grady Brook Johnson Jeff Loesche

SENIORS

Andrew Bailey Doug Carr Mike Duncan Jack Jones Eric Lafon Ross Middlemiss Nathan Medina

GK Johnson T. Jones Sosa MID Dayton Furtado Taufer

Scott Preckwinkle

Mark Wiedeman

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DEF Preckwinkle Duncan Carr Hall Gallant Holleran J. Jones Lombardi Loesche FWD Bailey Dela Cruz Medina Langwith Middlemiss Vickers Lafon Grady Wiedeman

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SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S SOCCER O 2007 NCAA DIVISION II FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

ANDREW

BAILEY Position: Forward Class: Senior Hometown: Davis, Calif Last School: Davis HS Club Team: San Juan SC 2007: Bailey has exhausted just about all the superlatives in his tremendous Sonoma State career...last season he broke the school’s all-time goal scoring mark (44) on his way to NSCAA First Team All-American honors...was also named Daktronics West Region Player of the Year and CCAA Player of the Year for the second straight year...was a First Team All-CCAA pick and earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII honors again as well...named Brine CCAA Player of the Week for September 24th through 30th...led the CCAA with 18 goals and 42 points...his goal and points totals ranked third in single-season school history... recorded seven game-winning goals, one off the school record...needs eight points to become school’s all-time leader... has scored three goals in post-season play, the third-best total in SSU history...owns the school’s sophomore and junior scoring records...his 93 shots in 2007 are a school record...tallied two hat tricks, one against Western Washington (9/1/07) and another against Cal State San Bernardino (9/30/07)... scored the game-winner in SSU’s CCAA semifinal victory over Cal State L.A. (11/2/07)...had a goal in the Seawolves’ 2-0 win over No. 6 Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/5/07)...scored two goals in routs over Cal State Monterey Bay (10/19/07) and Notre Dame de Namur (10/24/07)...named All-Tournament at the Seawolf Classic...12 of his 18 goals came on the road... appeared in 25 games with 22 starts.

BAILEY, cont’d 2004: Enjoyed a tremendous freshman campaign...led Seawolves in scoring with 13 goals and 29 points...named First Team All-CCAA and Second Team All-Far West Region... named Brine CCAA Player of the Week (Oct. 18-24)... broke SSU freshman record for goals and points in a season (surpassed in 2005 by Nathan Medina)...seventh all-time in single-season goal scoring...honored as SSU’s Freshman Student-Athlete of the Year...scored eight goals in SSU’s final seven games...scored two goals in a game three times... scored first collegiate goal in first game, a 7-1 win over Missouri-St. Louis (8/29/04)...scored five game-winning goals... tied for third in the CCAA in goals and points...had two goals and an assist in win over Cal State Monterey Bay (10/20/04)... scored a goal just 13 seconds into CSUMB game (10/20/04)... appeared in all 21 games with 11 starts. High School: Attended Davis High School...was a Second Team All-City selection for the Blue Devils...helped lead Davis High to Sac Joaquin Section Championship in 2000. Personal: Favorite sports team is the Chicago Cubs...biggest influence as an athlete is his dad, who taught him how to play and inspired him to do his best...lists The Usual Suspects as his favorite movie and The Office as his favorite television show...a communications major, aspires to be a sports journalist...born 5/1/85.

Career Statistics Year 2004 (Fr) 2005 (RS) 2006 (So) 2007 (Jr) Totals

G/GS 21/11 3/3 19/18 25/22 68/54

Sh 55 3 48 93 199

Gl 13 0 13 18 44

Ast 3 0 4 6 13

Pts 29 0 30 42 101

2006: Turned in one of the finest seasons in school history... named NSCAA Third Team All-American, Daktronics West Region Player of the Year, and CCAA Player of the Year...also picked up First Team All-CCAA honors and First Team All-West Region nods from Daktronics and the NSCAA...named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII team...named Brine CCAA Player of the Week (Sep. 11-17)...led SSU, and was 2nd in the CCAA, with 13 goals...his 13 goals ranked 7th in single-season school history...broke SSU’s sophomore goal-scoring record...scored three game-winning goals...netted game-winner with just 19 seconds left in double overtime to beat Humboldt State (10/4/06)...scored just 46 seconds into SSU’s 1-0 win over Cal State Bakersfield (9/8/06)...had two goals in a 6-2 win over CSU Monterey Bay (9/17/06) and two more in a 9-1 win over CSUMB three weeks later (10/6/06)...scored two goals in 3-0 win over CSU San Bernardino (10/13/06). 2005: Saw season halted after three games due to an injury... earned medical redshirt. INTRO

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CASEY

DAYTON

CARR

Position: Midfielder Class: Junior Hometown: Las Flores, Calif Last School: Tesoro HS Club Team: Mission Viejo Pateadores

Position: Defender Class: Senior Hometown: Fremont, Calif Last School: Moreau Catholic HS Club Team: Pleasanton Ballistic United

CARR

2007: A key member of the Seawolves’ defense...picked up First Team All-CCAA and First Team All-West Region honors...started all 23 games he appeared in...the unit allowed just 18 goals in those 23 games...participated in 11 shutouts, including one over Seattle in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (11/9/07)...had an assist in SSU’s 5-0 win over Notre Dame de Namur (10/24/07)...named Most Valuable Defensive Player of the Seawolf Classic. 2006: Bounced back after missing all of 2005 with All-CCAA Honorable Mention honors in ‘06...started the season as a reserve...stepped into the starting lineup and started ten of the final 12 games of the season...assisted on two goals...integral part of a defense that allowed just 21 goals in 21 games. 2005: Red shirted due to injury.

2007: Saw an increased work load as a sophomore in 2007... appeared in 24 games with one start, against Holy Names (10/2/07)...had one goal and three assists...netted his first collegiate goal in a 3-2 win over Holy Names (10/2/07)...all three of his assists came in league play. 2006: One of the team’s most improved players over the course of the season...appeared in 17 of the team’s 21 games and made four starts as a freshman...tied for sixth on the team with three assists...dished out two assists in SSU’s 9-1 drubbing of Cal State Monterey Bay (10/6/06). High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Tesoro High School...was a First Team All-League selection as a senior... earned Coaches Award in 2001 and 2004.

2004: Started all 21 games as a freshman...major part of a defense that held opponents to just 25 goals all season long... attempted three shots on the year.

Personal: Chose SSU because of the strong soccer program... lists Tiger Woods as his favorite athlete and the Chicago White Sox as his favorite sports team...is also a fan of the movie The Dark Knight...would like to be a physical therapist after graduation...born 11/3/86.

High School: Attended Moreau Catholic High School in Hayward...was a Second Team All-Hayward Area Athletic League selection his freshman and junior year for the Mariners.

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Personal: Is nicknamed ‘Dougels...is a fan of AC Milan... picked Sonoma State because it has a beautiful campus and an excellent soccer program with intelligent coaches...born 10/7/85.

Career Statistics Year 2004 (Fr) 2006 (So) 2007 (Jr) Totals

G/GS 21/21 20/13 23/23 64/57

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Sh 3 8 8 19

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Gl 0 0 0 0

Ast 0 2 1 3

Year 2006 (Fr) 2007 (So) Totals

G/GS 17/4 24/1 41/5

Sh 12 23 35

Gl 0 1 1

Ast 3 3 6

Pts 3 5 8

Pts 0 2 1 3

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DELA CRUZ Position: Forward Class: Sophomore Hometown: Mission Viejo, Calif Last School: Mission Viejo HS Club Team: Mission Viejo Pateadores 2007: Appeared in 22 games during a promising rookie campaign...was the team’s leading freshman scorer with two goals and two assists...started two games...picked up his first collegiate point with an assist against Seattle Pacific (9/3/07)... his first collegiate goal resulted in the game-winner at Cal Poly Pomona (9/28/07)...also had a goal in a win over rival Chico State (10/14/07). High School: Arrives at Sonoma State after a standout career at Mission Viejo High School...named his team’s Offensive MVP...scored 20 goals in one season...led team to South Coast League championship...named First Team All-South Coast League.

DUNCAN, cont’d 2005: Appeared in five games during freshman campaign... the Seawolves were 4-1 in games that Duncan played in... fired one shot in 3-1 win over Chico State (10/12/05). High School: Arrived at Sonoma State from Mount Carmel High School in San Diego...a three-year varsity player at Mount Carmel...earned Second Team All-North County Times honors...picked up Honorable Mention Avocado League honors...team co-captain with SSU teammate Nathan Medina. Personal: Chose Sonoma State because of its location and strong soccer program...trained in Spain with the Cal South Olympic Development program...is a big fan of the San Diego Padres and Chargers...lists LaDainian Tomlinson as his favorite athlete...born 2/14/86.

Career Statistics Year 2005 (Fr) 2006 (So) 2007 (Jr) Totals

Personal: Decided on Sonoma State because of the location and outstanding soccer program...lists his parents as his biggest influence as an athlete...lists Arsenal F.C. as his favorite sports team...enjoys drumming and playing the guitar...his favorite band is Taking Back Sunday...born 3/24/88.

Career Statistics Year 2007 (Fr)

G/GS 22/2

Sh 16

MIKE

Gl 2

Ast 2

DUNCAN Position: Defender Class: Senior Hometown: San Diego, Calif Last School: Mount Carmel HS Club Team: PQ Premier 2007: Participated in eight games...made three starts, including one against nationally-ranked Seattle (8/26/07)...the team allowed just seven goals in the eight games he played.

Sh 1 1 0 2

Gl 0 0 0 0

Ast 0 1 0 1

Pts 0 1 0 1

DAVIDE

FURTADO Position: Midfielder Class: Freshman Hometown: Petaluma, Calif Last School: Petaluma HS Club Team: Sonoma County Alliance

Pts 6

G/GS 5/0 13/5 8/3 26/8

High School: A local product from Petaluma High School... helped lead the Trojans to a league title as a senior...named Most Valuable Player of the Sonoma County League as a senior...earned two Team MVP awards (junior and senior season). Personal: Chose to stay close to home and attend Sonoma State because of the excellent soccer program...is a big fan of Portuguese soccer star Luis Figo...his career goal is to make a lot of money doing something he loves...his favorite actor is Denzel Washington and his favorite sports teams are the Portugal national team and Benfica...born 11/19/89.

2006: Saw action in 13 games with starts in the first four... started five games total...played solid defense...attempted one shot...earned an assist in the Seawolves’ 3-1 win over Western Washington (9/2/06). INTRO

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ALAN

GALLANT

GRADY

Position: Defender Class: Junior Hometown: Coronado, Calif Last School: Coronado HS Club Team: Hotspurs US

Position: Forward Class: Junior Hometown: Corte Madera, Calif Last School: Redwood HS Club Team: Sonoma County Alliance

2007: Struggled with injuries, but still made a major impact on the team...started 11 of the team’s first 12 games...had an assist in the Seawolves’ 2-0 win over Chico State (9/16/07)... attempted 16 shots and was a key contributor on defense... named CCAA All-Academic. 2006: Moved in to the starting lineup after an injury to Cody Ericson and didn’t look back...picked up All-CCAA Honorable Mention honors in an outstanding rookie campaign... tied for the team lead with five assists in addition to playing hard-nosed defense...earned two assists in 9-1 victory over Cal State Monterey Bay (10/6/06)...three of his assists came on game-winning goals.

2007: A participant in four games...earned his first career start against NAIA-power Holy Names (10/2/07)...attempted three shots, with one on goal, against the HNU. 2006: Saw action in two games as a freshman in 2006... attempted one shot...named the team’s Most Inspirational Player. High School: A graduate of Redwood High School in Larkspur...named MCAL Player of the Year in 2004...was a First Team MCAL pick in 2003 as well...helped lead team to a league championship in 2001...scored 23 goals in 2003 and 15 more in 2004.

High School: Enjoyed a fantastic career at Coronado High School...was named Harbor League Player of the Year as a senior...earned First Team All-League honors as a junior and senior...led squad to Harbor League Championship...named First Team All-Division III and Second Team All-County as a senior.

Personal: Credits his older brother, Marcelo, as his biggest athletic influence for introducing him to the sport...lists Barcelona as his favorite team and former teammate Eric Larson as his favorite athlete...enjoys matching up against Cal State Dominguez Hills...is a fan of The Simpsons and the movie Gladiator...born 2/11/87.

Personal: Lists his Dad, Grandpa, and LaDainian Tomlinson as his biggest athletic influences...is a fan of the San Diego Chargers and Padres...lists The Dark Night, The Departed, and Superbad as his favorite movies...has the ability to grow a mean mustache...born 6/4/87.

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G/GS 19/16 17/12 36/28

Sh 8 16 24

Gl 0 0 0

Ast 5 1 6

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Pts 5 1 6

G/GS 2/0 4/1 6/1

Sh 1 5 6

Gl 0 0 0

Ast 0 0 0

Pts 0 0 0

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HALL Position: Defender Class: Sophomore Hometown: Trabuco Canyon, Calif Last School: Mission Viejo HS Club Team: Irvine Strikers 2007: Played in six games during a solid freshman campaign...earned the start against Holy Names (10/2/07)...attempted one shot on the year...participated in two shutouts.

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Personal: Chose Sonoma State because of the soccer program and he thought the environment suited his personality...his most memorable sports moment was scoring two goals in the final ten minutes of a game to win it...is a fan of Manchester United and Ronaldinho...lists the Harry Potter series as his favorite books...born 3/26/88.

Career Statistics Year 2007 (Fr)

G/GS 6/1

Sh 0

Gl 0

Ast 0

Pts 1

DAVID

HOLLERAN Position: Defender Class: Sophomore Hometown: Novato, Calif Last School: San Marin HS Club Team: Sonoma County Alliance 2007: Made two starts as a freshman in 2007...saw action in ten games overall...the Seawolves outscored their opponents 34-8 in games he appeared in...attempted one shot. High School: Arrives at Sonoma State from San Marin High School in Novato. Personal: Lists Barcelona as his favorite sports team...his favorite food is a breakfast burrito...says Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are his favorite actors...born 8/1/88.

Career Statistics Year 2007 (Fr)

G/GS 10/2

Sh 1

Gl 0

Ast 0

Pts 0

Position: Goalkeeper Class: Junior Hometown: Davis, Calif Last School: Davis HS Club Team: Placer United 2007: Was a First Team NSCAA/adidas All-West Region pick as a sophomore in 2007...also earned Second Team All-CCAA honors...finished second in the CCAA in ‘07 with ten shutouts and a 0.74 goals against average...both totals are also third in school history...after just two seasons he is already ranked ninth in school history in saves (102) and fifth in shutouts (13)...his career goals against average of 0.94 is third all-time...started 22 of the team’s 25 games...allowed zero or one goal in 19 of his 24 appearances...had a season-high six saves on three occasions...earned shutouts over all three of the other NCAA West Regional squads (Grand Canyon, Cal State Dominguez Hills, and Seattle)...posted two shutouts in the post-season...had a record of 18-3-3 for the season... named CCAA All-Academic. 2006: Started nine of SSU’s 21 games...recorded three shutouts, including back-to-back games against rivals Chico State and Cal State Stanislaus...made a career-high nine saves in a loss to Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/1/06)...tallied 34 saves and a goals against average of 1.43. 2005: Redshirt for Sonoma State. High School: Graduated from Davis Senior High School in Davis...a high school teammate of SSU’s Mike Travis and Andrew Bailey...played on the Cal North Olympic Development Program (ODP) team for two years and on the regional ODP team for one year. Personal: His hobbies include cooking, woodworking, and drawing...career goals include playing pro soccer...likes to eat curry...lists The Usual Suspects as his favorite movie...his favorite pro team is Chelsea F.C. and his favorite show is the EPL Review Show...born 2/12/86.

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GA GAA 14 1.43 18 0.74 32 0.94

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JONES Position: Defender Class: Senior Hometown: Placerville, Calif Last School: Sacramento State Club Team: San Juan SC 2007: Stepped in and made an immediate impact, starting 17 of the team’s 26 games...made 23 appearances overall... a starter in the Seawolves’ final 13 games, including all five post-season matches...had an assist in a 5-0 blanking of Notre Dame de Namur (10/24/07)...another integral part of SSU’s highly ranked defense, a unit that ranked second in the conference...had two shots on goal in the CCAA championship game against Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/4/07).

JONES, cont’d High School: Comes to Sonoma State from San Marin High School...was a First Team All-League pick...earned Team Most Valuable Player honors in 2006. Personal: Says his biggest sports moment is still to come... is a fan of Barcelona...lists Wedding Crashers as his favorite movie...enjoys Mexican food...looks forward to playing against San Francisco State...born 11/29/88.

Career Statistics Year 2007 (Fr)

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G/GS 23/17

Sh 8

Gl 0

TAYLOR

Ast 1

Pts 1

JONES Position: Goalkeeper Class: Sophomore Hometown: Novato, Calif Last School: San Marin HS Club Team: Sonoma County Alliance

2007: Was the Seawolves’ backup goalkeeper as a freshman in 2007...saw action in three games as a keeper and one as a field player...went the distance in SSU’s 3-2 win over Holy Names (10/2/07)...had five saves on the year and a goals against average of 1.90...combined on a shutout of Cal State San Bernardino (9/30/07). INTRO

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GA GAA 3 1.90

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LAFON Position: Forward Class: Senior Hometown: San Diego, Calif Last School: Point Loma HS Club Team: PQ Premier

College/High School: Transferred to Sonoma State from Sacramento State...started 36 of 39 games in his two seasons as a Hornet...a 2005 graduate of Union Mine High School in El Dorado. Personal: Decided to come to Sonoma State because of the positive team environment and small town environment...is a big fan of the San Francisco Giants...considers Seinfeld the “greatest show in the history of the universe”...enjoys listening to Dave Matthews Band, Bob Marley, and Kenny Chesney... lists his parents as his biggest influence...born 11/9/87.

GP/GS Min 3/1 142

2007: Led the entire CCAA with 12 assists in a superb junior season...his assist total was four better than the next highest finisher...with four goals, he ranked fourth on the team with 20 points...is currently ranked sixth in school history with 18 assists (he needs another 12 in 2008 for the all-time record)... his 12 assists last season are the third-most in single-season history...posted more assists than any junior in Sonoma State history...scored the game-winning goal against Cal State Monterey Bay (9/23/07)...had two assists in two different games...tallied a goal and an assist in the win over Cal State Monterey Bay (9/23/07)...attempted 32 shots on the year... started 17 of the team’s 26 games...named All-Tournament at the Seawolf Classic. 2006: Dealt with injuries, but still managed to appear in 16 games and made seven starts...scored first collegiate goal in a 2-0 win over Cal State Stanislaus (9/24/06)...assisted on two goals, including the game-winner in a 1-0 win over rival Chico State (9/22/06). 2005: Played in 21 games and drew 11 starts...second on team with four assists...the Seawolves were 4-0 in games he had an assist in...assisted on game-winning goal in 1-0 win over Cal State L.A. (10/7/05). High School: Arrived at Sonoma State from Point Loma High School in San Diego...earned First Team All-Eastern League honors in 2003 and 2004...was a First Team All-CIF District III selection in ‘04.

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LAFON, cont’d Personal: Chose Sonoma State because of the well-respected soccer program...is a big fan of the San Diego Chargers, Padres, and Manchester United...lists Entourage, Scrubs, and Sportscenter as his favorite television shows...winning the Far West Region championship last season is his biggest sports thrill to date...born 3/14/86.

Career Statistics Year 2005 (Fr) 2006 (So) 2007 (Jr) Totals

G/GS 21/11 16/7 25/17 62/35

Sh 15 5 32 52

BEN

Gl 0 1 4 5

Ast 4 2 12 18

Pts 4 4 20 28

LANGWITH Position: Forward Class: Sophomore Hometown: Des Moines, Iowa Last School: University of Kentucky Club Team: Urbandale Revolution High School/College: Joins the Seawolves’ active squad after red-shirting in 2007...transferred to SSU from the University of Kentucky...started six games for the Wildcats in 2005 as a freshman...appeared in 16 games total and tallied one assist ...is a 2005 graduate of Johnston High School in Des Moines... earned First Team All-State honors as a sophomore and junior...was Second Team All-State as a freshman. Personal: Would like to one day be a soccer coach...picked Sonoma State because of the great weather and soccer program...won seven state cup championships back in Iowa...is a fan of Paul Scholes and Manchester United...lists Scholes and former Man. U. forward Eric Cantona as his biggest athletic influences...is nicknamed Ham Steak...born 6/3/86.

JEFF

LOESCHE Position: Defender Class: Junior Hometown: San Luis Obispo, Calif Last School: San Luis Obispo HS Club Team: Central Coast Roadrunners 2007: Appeared in nine games for the Seawolves in 2007... started in SSU’s 3-2 win over Holy Names (10/2/07)...attempted ten shots on the year. 2006: Turned in a solid freshman season, appearing in 18 games...made 12 starts, second among SSU freshmen...started every game between September 8th and October 8th...attempted six shots on the year, including three against UC San Diego (9/29/06). High School: Earned All-League and All-County honors as a junior and senior at San Luis Obispo High School...graduated from San Luis Obispo High in 2003. Personal: Graduated with honors from WYO Tech, an automotive vocational school...enjoys playing against Chico State...is a fan of Manchester United...enjoys the music of System of a Down and lists Will Ferrell as his favorite actor... born 7/9/85.

Career Statistics Year 2006 (Fr) 2007 (So) Totals

G/GS 18/12 9/1 27/13

Sh 6 10 16

Gl 0 0 0

Ast 0 0 0

Pts 0 0 0

EBBY

LOMBARDI Position: Defender Class: Freshman Hometown: Encinitas, Calif Last School: San Dieguito Academy Club Team: La Jolla Nomads High School: Comes to Sonoma State from San Dieguito Academy...redshirted for the Seawolves last season. Personal: Picked Sonoma State because of the soccer program...is a fan of AC Milan and Brazilian star Daniel Alves... INTRO

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LOMBARDI, cont’d his biggest sports thrill to date was going to the World Cup in Korea with his soccer team...enjoys the work of author Hunter S. Thompson...born 12/23/88.

NATHAN

MEDINA Position: Forward Class: Senior Hometown: San Diego, Calif Last School: Mount Carmel HS Club Team: PQ Premier 2007: Enjoyed a huge junior season that saw him earn First Team All-CCAA and First Team NSCAA/adidas All-Far West Region honors...also named Second Team Daktronics All-Far West Region...ranked second in the CCAA with 13 goals, 31 points, and 69 shots attempted...picked up two Brine CCAA Player of the Week awards (9/23/07, 10/14/07)...led the CCAA in goals scoring during conference games (11)...is ranked fifth all-time in school history in goals (30), eighth in points (71), and third in shots (187)...his nine career game-winning goals are sixth-best...his 13 goals in 2007 are tied for eighth in single-season school history...scored two goals in SSU’s 3-2 win over San Francisco State (9/21/07)... also had two goals in a 4-1 defeat of Chico State (10/14/07)... attempted eight shots, with four of them on goal, against SF State (9/21/07)...scored the game-winning goals against Cal State L.A. (9/7/07) and Chico State (9/16/07)...was one-for-one on penalty kick attempts...scored a goal in SSU’s NCAA Quarterfinal game against Midwestern State...a starter in 22 games. 2006: Earned Second Team All-CCAA and Second Team Daktronics All-West Region honors...fourth on the team in scoring with nine points...led the Seawolves with 49 shots attempted...started 19 of the 20 games he appeared in...all three of his goals and assists came in Seawolf wins...scored game-winning goal in double overtime against San Francisco State (9/15/06).

2005: Had perhaps the best freshman year in SSU history... led team with 14 goals and 31 points...named First Team All-CCAA and First Team All-West Region...ranked 2nd in the CCAA in goals and scoring...won back-to-back Brine CCAA Player of the Week awards (10/9/05 and 10/16/05)... scored multiple goals in a game three times...had a hat trick (three goals) in 6-0 thrashing of Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/16/05)...scored first collegiate goal in first game of the year against Dowling (8/26/05)...scored six game-winning goals, the third best total in school history...broke Andrew Bailey’s freshman records for goals and points in a season... named SSU’s Freshman Student-Athlete of the Year...a INTRO

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MEDINA, cont’d starter in all 23 games. High School: A graduate of Mount Carmel High School in San Diego...earned First Team All-Avocado League honors... was a First Team All-CIF selection as well...credits his parents as his biggest athletic influence. Personal: Says winning the ‘07 NCAA Far West Region Championship was his best sports moment to date...is a fan of Liverpool F.C. and Steven Gerrard...lists Atmosphere as his favorite band and the EPL Review Show as his favorite television program...likes to eat mexican food...born 1/17/86.

Career Statistics Year 2005 (Fr) 2006 (So) 2007 (Jr) Totals

G/GS 23/23 20/19 25/19 68/61

Sh 69 49 69 187

Gl 14 3 13 30

Ast 3 3 5 11

Pts 31 9 31 71

ROSS

MIDDLEMISS Position: Forward Class: Senior Hometown: Arcata, Calif Last School: Arcata HS Club Team: Sonoma County Alliance 2007: Had a breakout season with six goals and eight assists....named to the ESPN The Magazine All-Academic District VIII team...tied for third on the team with 20 points... ranked second in the CCAA with his eight assists...earned six starts, including all three of the Seawolves’ NCAA post-season games...named Offensive MVP of the Far West Regional Tournament...scored the Seawolves’ lone goal in their NCAA Far West Region championship win over Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/11/07)...also scored a goal against Cal State Dominguez Hills in SSU’s 2-0 win at Seawolf Field (10/5/07)... three times he scored a goal and an assist in the same game, against Cal State Stanislaus twice (9/14/07 and 10/12/07) and Cal State Monterey Bay (10/19/07)...his eight assists are the fourth-highest total by a junior in school history...appeared in all 25 of the team’s games...earned the SSU Men’s Soccer Most Improved Award for the second straight year...named CCAA All-Academic. 2006: Has proven his worth as a goal scorer...appeared in 11 games and started the last two games of the year, including the CCAA Tournament game against Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/27/06)...scored first goal of the year in a 9-1 rout of Cal State Monterey Bay (10/6/06)...netted goals in back-to‘07 REVIEW

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MIDDLEMISS, cont’d back games against rivals Cal State Stanislaus (10/20/06) and Chico State (10/22/06)...earned the SSU Men’s Soccer Most Improved Award. 2005: Played in 12 games as a freshman...scored two goals... netted first career goal in win over Cal State Stanislaus (9/17/05)...also scored against rival Chico State (10/29/05). High School: A graduate of Arcata High School in Arcata... co-MVP of the Humboldt Del Norte League in 2003...team captain as a junior and senior...graduated in top 10% of his class. Personal: Lived and played soccer for a year in the Netherlands after high school...is nicknamed “The Pigeon-Toed Wonder”...lists The Big Lebowski as his favorite movie and Arsenal as his favorite pro sports team...considers Bulgarian striker Dimitar Berbatov of Tottenham Hotspur to be his favorite athlete... would like to play professional soccer and work in the field of environmental conservation after graduation...born 9/25/86.

Career Statistics Year 2005 (Fr) 2006 (So) 2007 (Jr) Totals

G/GS 12/0 11/2 25/6 48/8

Sh 4 11 33 48

SCOTT

Gl 2 3 6 11

Ast 0 0 8 8

Pts 4 6 20 30

PRECKWINKLE, cont’d 2006: Missed five games due to an injury, but was a starter in the other 16 games...one of the best defenders on one of the best defenses in the conference...named to the Seawolf Classic All-Tournament team. 2005: Made an immediate impact on the defensive side as a freshman...started all 23 games...a stalwart on a defense that permitted just 24 goals all season long. High School: A local product from Sonoma Valley High School...was a First Team All-Empire pick as a junior...earned First Team All-Sonoma County League honors twice and was his team’s Most Valuable Player two times. Personal: Came to Sonoma State in part for the strong kinesiology program...hopes to one day be a physician assistant specializing in orthopedics...his favorite opponent to play is Cal State Dominguez Hills...scoring two goals in last year’s Far West Regional semi-final is his biggest sports thrill...likes listening to Led Zeppelin...born 5/15/86.

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2007: Continued his outstanding career as a rock on the Sonoma State defense...earned Second Team All-CCAA and First Team Daktronics All-Far West Region honors...started 24 of the team’s 25 games...scored the second and third goals of his collegiate career in SSU’s 2-0 win over Seattle in the first round of the NCAA Far West Regional (11/9/07)...also scored a goal on a penalty kick in a 5-0 rout of Notre Dame de Namur (10/24/07)...the Seawolves outscored their opponents 59-19 in games Preckwinkle saw the field...assisted on a goal in SSU’s win over Western Washington (9/1/07)...was a starter in all 11 of the team’s shutouts...has started all 63 games he’s played in since coming to SSU...named to the Seawolf Classic All-Tournament team...named CCAA All-Academic. INTRO

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Gl 0 0 3 3

Ast 0 0 1 1

Pts 0 0 7 7

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SOSA

PRECKWINKLE Position: Defender Class: Senior Hometown: Sonoma, Calif Last School: Sonoma Valley HS Club Team: Santa Rosa United

G/GS 23/23 16/16 24/24 63/63

Position: Goalkeeper Class: Sophomore Hometown: Santa Rosa, Calif Last School: Elsie Allen HS Club Team: Santa Rosa United 2007: Third string goalkeeper for the Far West Region champion Seawolves. High School: A graduate of Elsie Allen High School in Santa Rosa. Personal: Hopes to become a dentist following graduation... came to Sonoma State because it is close to home and has a great soccer program.

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WIEDEMAN

Position: Midfielder Class: Freshman Hometown: Clovis, Calif Last School: Buchanan HS Club Team: Cal Odyssey

Position: Forward Class: Senior Hometown: Dublin, Calif Last School: Dublin HS Club Team: Danville Mustang United

High School: Joins the Seawolves from Buchanan High School in Clovis...was a three-time All-Conference honoree with the Bears...was named All-Valley as a senior...recipient of the prestigious Bear Award. Personal: Picked Sonoma State in part because of the great area...his favorite opponent to play against is his brother... supports Liverpool and star midfielder Steven Gerrard...his favorite book is Animal Farm...considers his father to be his biggest influence as an athlete...born 7/19/89.

CAM

VICKERS Position: Forward Class: Freshman Hometown: Lake Tapps, Wash Last School: Auburn Riverside HS Club Team: Crossfire Premiere High School: A graduate of Auburn Riverside High School in Auburn, Washington...one of two out-of-state players on the squad...was a First Team All-State selection in 2007...named an All-Star by the Seattle Times, Tacoma Tribune, and Seattle Post Intelligencer...earned his league’s Most Valuable Player honor as a senior...named First Team All-League as a sophomore, junior, and senior...Team MVP as a senior...started all four years for his high school team. Personal: His biggest sports thrill to date is scoring two goals in the third round of the Washington State playoffs... is a fan of Manchester United, but considers Liverpool striker Fernando Torres his favorite player...his favorite food is stir fry and his favorite movie is Mean Machines...born 11/26/88.

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2007: Scored four goals and had five assists for the Seawolves in 2007...his 13 points ranked fifth on the team... appeared in 24 of the team’s 26 games with six starting nods... netted the game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over UC San Diego (10/7/07)...had an assist in SSU’s 2-0 CCAA semifinal win over Cal State L.A. (11/2/07)...was 1-for-1 on penalty kick attempts...attempted 36 shots on the season, the third-highest total on the team. 2006: Appeared in all 21 games and started 12 times, including in the CCAA Tournament game against Cal State Dominguez Hills...scored the game-winning goal in overtime against Cal Poly Pomona (10/15/06)...had an assist in SSU’s rout of Cal State Monterey Bay (10/6/06). 2005: Turned in an impressive freshman season...appeared in all 23 games and made 12 starts...tied for third on the squad with three assists...earned an assist in his first collegiate game, against Dowling (8/26/05)...his other two assists came against rival Chico State (10/12, 10/29/05). High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Dublin High School...earned First Team All-Diablo Foothill Athletic League honors in 2004 and was a Second Team All-DFAL pick in 2003...helped guide his team to the North Coast Section Playoffs in ‘02 and ‘03. Personal: Is a fan of Manchester United and Ryan Giggs... enjoys playing video games...lists Superbad as his favorite movie...chose Sonoma State because of the soccer program and location...his biggest sports thrill is scoring the winning penalty kick in the Far West Region championship game against Cal State Dominguez Hills...born 8/11/86

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Sh 15 13 36 64

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2007 SEASON REVIEW SONOMA STATE 0 GRAND CANYON 0 August 24, 2007 ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State men’s soccer team dominated Grand Canyon on Friday evening everywhere except the place that it matters....the score. Despite a 30-5 shot advantage, the Seawolves had to settle for a 0-0 tie in their season opener at the Seawolf Classic in Rohnert Park.

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ROHNERT PARK, Calif- A well played game against two evenly matched teams was marred by 13 yellow cards and four red cards on Sunday afternoon in the conclusion of the 2007 Seawolf Classic Soccer Tournament. No. 12 Seattle University converted on a penalty kick late in the first half for the game-winner in a 2-1 win over Sonoma State.

BELLINGHAM, Wash- Andrew Bailey posted a hat trick to lead Sonoma State to a 3-1 win over Western Washington on Saturday evening in Bellingham. The win lifts the Seawolves to 1-1-1 on the season. The Vikings go to 2-1-0 with the loss.

Said SSU head coach Marcus Ziemer, “We played a great game. We put a lot of pressure on them and came up with a flurry of chances, but came up unlucky.” It was an up-and-down game full of exciting scoring opportunities and two very talented soccer teams. Despite the Seawolves putting on most of the pressure early on, it was Seattle that scored first, on a well-placed header off a corner kick in the 13th minute. Jason Cascio got the goal while teammates Dustin Allerby and Mutanda Kwesele earned assists. Sonoma was quick to respond as Andrew Bailey’s pass to a darting Steven Browne resulted in the first goal of the season for the Seawolves. Browne was able to punch it past the Seattle goalkeeper to knot things at one.

The teams stayed drawn together at one until late in the first half when Eric Forner was SSU controlled the ball for much of the 110 fouled in the Sonoma box. On the ensuing minute game and didn’t allow a shot attempt penalty kick, SSU’s goalkeeper Brook Johnson by the Antelopes in either of the overtime guess left, but Forner went right and the periods. The Seawolves even had several fan- Redhawks took a 2-1 lead. tastic opportunities to score, but each attempt went wide, went high, or was stopped by the Though the second half would go by without GCU goalkeeper. a goal being scored, its not fair to say there wasn’t a lot of action. Much of it came from Much of the credit for the tie goes to GCU the shirt pocket of the referee who got a keeper Vincent Liciardi, who had ten saves workout, pulling eight yellow cards and four in the game. Brook Johnson made a pair of reds. SSU lost their first player, Doug Carr in saves to earn a shutout of his own. the 77th minute when he was cited with a red card violation. Just ten seconds later, Brandon SSU had a 14-1 advantage in corner kicks and Dela Cruz accrued his second yellow, resulting a 19-11 edge in fouls. Grand Canyon picked in a red for him as well. In the ruckus, two up four yellow cards to just two for Sonoma. Sonoma State assistant coaches were shown red as well. Grand Canyon 0 0 0 0 - 0 Sonoma St. 0 0 0 0 - 0 Sonoma State picked up seven yellow cards and all four of the reds. Seattle got called for Scoring: none six yellow card infractions. Seattle Sonoma St.

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Bailey’s hat trick was the first for a Seawolf since Nathan Medina’s against Cal State Dominguez Hills on October 16, 2005. With 29 career goals, Bailey, a junior, is now tied for fourth in school history with Joel Heffren. Bailey’s explosion came in the second half, after a full 45 minutes had gone by in the first half scoreless. In fact, it was Western Washington that was able to bust through first, scoring off a corner kick in the 50th minute. Said SSU head coach Marcus Ziemer, “Western Washington came out very aggressive.” The Seawolves knotted the game in the 60th minute when a cross was flicked in front of the goal, then finished off by Bailey. Mark Wiedeman and Michael Asaro were credited with assists on the goal. The go-ahead goal came in the 64th minute when Scott Preckwinkle’s long cross was punched in by Bailey from six yards out. Bailey was able to tack on an insurance goal in the 88th minute when he blasted one into the left corner from about 20 yards out. “We were missing a few guys due to red cards last weekend, so this was a very good result for us,” commented Ziemer after the win. The Seawolves out shot the Vikings 21-10, though WWU had a 6-5 edge in corner kicks. Fouls were even at 20. Sonoma St. Western Wash.

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Scoring: Vejo (WWU) 49:44, Bailey (SSU) 59:37, Bailey (SSU) 63:21, Bailey (SSU) 87:48.

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Scoring: Cascio (SU) 12:37, Browne (SSU) 17:04, Forner (SU) 38:17.

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Mark Wiedeman, Andrew Bailey, Nathan Medina, and Eric Lafon each scored goals. Senior Mike Travis was a catalyst, finishing the game with two assists.

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September 3, 2007 SEATTLE, Wash- The Sonoma State men’s soccer team took nearly twice as many shots, but fell in a hotly contested west region match, 2-1 to No. 19 Seattle Pacific on Monday in Seattle. SSU’s Andrew Bailey scored his fourth goal in the past two games, but it wasn’t enough to prevent the Seawolves from dropping to 1-2-1 on the year. The Falcons improve to 3-0-1.

from his mom before play resumed. Said Ziemer, “Our bench provided a big spark for us. It’s nice to know we have a lot of weapons on the bench.”

Sonoma State scored early on a penalty kick, just three minutes into the game, when Mark Wiedeman made good and gave SSU an early 1-0 lead. CSULA tied it up at one in the 14th minute, but soon after that, Andrew Bailey connected on his team-high fifth goal of the year to make it 2-1 SSU.

Ross Middlemiss made it 2-0 Seawolves in the 79th minute off some unselfish ball movement by Nathan Medina and Eric Larson. Though that was more than enough offense for the victory, SSU tacked on another goal with just 20 seconds left in the game. This time it was Eric Lafon shooting up the center Just a minute after Bailey’s goal, CSULA’s John off a Casey Dayton, Ross Middlemiss double Massquoi scored to even things up at 2-2. The assist. score would stay that way until just before half Both of Sonoma State’s losses have come to when Nathan Medina scored on a Michael Brook Johnson recorded the shutout in goal teams from Seattle, Washington. SSU was a Asaro assist. and the Seawolves got an impressive defen2-1 loser to sixth-ranked Seattle University last sive performance, holding the Warriors to just Sunday. The Seawolves would tack on an insurance eight shots. goal in the 60th minute when Eric Lafon Sonoma State had a 27-13 advantage in shots found net off an assist by Mike Travis. Cal St. Stanislaus 0 0 - - - 0 and and an 8-6 corner kick edge, but it would Sonoma St. 1 2 - - - 3 be SPU finding the net first. Jeff Coggan’s The Seawolves out shot the Golden Eagles 16header off a corner kick in the 23rd minute 13 and had a 6-3 lead in corner kicks. Brook Scoring: Seidel (SSU) 36:42, Middlemiss (SSU) slipped past SSU goalkeeper Brook Johnson to Johnson recorded six saves in goal. 78:29, Lafon (SSU) 89:40. give the Falcons the one goal lead. Sonoma St. 3 1 - - - 4 SONOMA STATE 2 SSU continued to pepper the SPU defense Cal St. L.A. 2 0 - - - 2 CHICO STATE 0 with great scoring opportunities, but it wouldn’t be until the 73rd minute when Scoring: Wiedeman (SSU) 3:03, Hansen September 16, 2007 Bailey finally put the Seawolves on the board. (CSULA) 13:18, Bailey (SSU) 17:10, Massaquoi Freshman Brandon Dela Cruz found Bailey at (CSULA) 18:19, Medina (SSU) 43:39, Lafon ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State got a diagonal and the junior from Davis beat the (SSU) 59:09. goals from Nathan Medina and Andrew Bailey SPU goalkeeper to tie things up. to blank rival Chico State 2-0 in CCAA men’s SONOMA STATE 3 soccer action in Rohnert Park on Sunday afThe Seawolves and Falcons battled through a CAL STATE STANISLAUS 0 ternoon. The Seawolves stay perfect in CCAA scoreless overtime to set up a second 10-minplay at 3-0-0 and improve to 4-2-1 overall. The ute OT period. Just over four minutes in, SPU’s September 14, 2007 Wildcats fall to 3-6-0, 1-3-0 CCAA. James Coggan, the brother of Jeff, scored on a counter attack to give the Falcons the victory. Sonoma St. Seattle Pacific

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ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State men’s soccer team got solid play from the bench, including two goals, in a 3-0 pasting of Cal State Stanislaus in CCAA men’s soccer action on Friday in Rohnert Park. The Seawolves improve to 3-2-1, 2-0-0 CCAA with the win. The Warriors fall to 1-4-2, 0-2-1 CCAA. Said head coach Marcus Ziemer after the win, “We didn’t play that sharp. The 7-day layoff (since last Friday’s win over Cal State L.A.) really affected us.”

September 7, 2007 LOS ANGELES, Calif- Sonoma State got goals from four different players in a 4-2 win over the nation’s sixth-ranked team, Cal State L.A., on Friday night at Jesse Owens Track in Los Angeles. The win lifts the Seawolves to 2-2-1, 1-0-0 CCAA on the season. The Golden Eagles (2-2-1, 0-1-0 CCAA) fall for the second straight game.

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However, despite an ugly game, the Seawolves will definitely take the win. Both teams battled hard in the first half without much to show for it. The Seawolves finally broke through in the 37th minute when David Seidel scored off a beautifully placed Brandon Dela Cruz cross. It made for a special moment for Seidel as his mother, Carol Haskel, was serving as honorary assistant coach for the day. The occasion resulted in a quick hug

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It was the 12th win in the last 13 games for the Seawolves over the Wildcats. “I thought we played really well today and that we could have scored more. Our bench came up big again and it was good to get Bailey and Medina back on track,” said head coach Marcus Ziemer. Despite a 10-2 shot advantage in the first half, the Seawolves entered the break stuck in a 0-0 tie. Said Ziemer, “I knew if we kept on working, good things were going to come.” In short time, they did. Just under four minutes into the second half, Medina broke through when he scored off a beautiful cross from Eric Lafon. Eric Larson was credited with an assist as well for moving the ball up the sideline to Lafon. The Seawolves got the capper in the 58th minute when Andrew Bailey received a perfectly placed Stuart Gallant pass and beat the goalkeeper to the right.

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It was the 6th goal of the season for Bailey and the 32nd of his career, moving him into within one goal of third place on the SSU scoring list (Jeremy Sweet had 33 for SSU in the early 90’s). Brook Johnson and the SSU defense had another fine effort, recording their second shutout of the weekend. The junior from Davis had to make just one save as SSU out shot the Wildcats 20-5. Chico St. Sonoma St.

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The Seawolves out shot the Gators 23-6 for the game. Medina took eight of those shots.

With his second half goal, Andrew Bailey moves into a tie with Jeremy Sweet for third September 28, 2007 place on the all-time SSU goal scoring list with 33. He has seven goals this season. POMONA, Calif- Mark Wiedeman and Brandon Dela Cruz scored to lead the 21st-ranked Sonoma St. 1 2 - - - 3 Sonoma State men’s soccer team to a 2-1 win San Francisco St. 1 1 - - - 2 over Cal Poly Pomona on Friday evening in Pomona. The Seawolves remain perfect in CCAA Scoring: Granger (SFSU) 14:15, Medina (SSU) play as they run their record to 7-2-1, 6-0-0 30:05, Medina (SSU) 64:26), Bailey (SSU) 70:05, CCAA. The Broncos fall to 3-5-1, 3-3-0 CCAA. Glass (SFSU) 86:29. It marks the second straight year that the Seawolves have opened the CCAA season No. 24 SONOMA STATE 2 with at least six straight wins. SSU started the CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY 0 ‘06 CCAA season with an 8-0-0 record. September 23, 2007

SEASIDE, Calif- Eric Lafon and Nathan Medina each scored on Sunday as Sonoma State stayed perfect in CCAA play with a 2-0 blankSAN FRANCISCO, Calif- Sonoma State got two ing of Cal State Monterey Bay in Seaside. The goals from Nathan Medina and another from 24th-ranked Seawolves improve to 6-2-1, Andrew Bailey to stay perfect in CCAA play 5-0-0 CCAA on the season. The Otters drop to with a 3-2 win over San Francisco State on 2-2-2, 2-2-2 CCAA. Friday afternoon in San Francisco. The victory lifts the Seawolves to 5-2-1, 4-0-0 CCAA. The It was the end of a very successful weekend Gators fall to 5-4-0, 2-3-0 CCAA. for both Lafon and Medina. Lafon had two assists on Friday to go along with a goal and The Seawolves have won five of their last six an assist today. Medina, who scored twice on games and are 18-2-1 in their last 21 conferFriday, scored his third goal of the weekend ence games dating back to 2005. and his fifth of the year. September 21, 2007

Nathan Medina continued his strong play against SF State. He has scored the gamewinning goal in the last three Seawolf wins over the Gators and has four scores in his career against SFSU.

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The Seawolves are now 20-2-1 over the past 23 CCAA contests, a span dating back to 2005. Wiedeman gave the Seawolves the lead right before the half on an unassisted goal at the 43:08 mark. Dela Cruz made it 2-0 in the 67th minute when he scored off of a scramble in front of the net. Mike Travis was credited with an assist on the play. Cal Poly Pomona’s Kevin Jin scored to cut the lead in half at the 76:34 mark. The Broncos actually out shot the Seawolves 11-10 in the game, but Brook Johnson recorded six saves to earn his seventh win of the season. Sonoma St. Cal Poly Pomona

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The Seawolves had their way with the Otter defense, peppering goalkeeper Brendan Baca Scoring: Wiedeman (SSU) 43:08, Dela Cruz with 25 shots. However, it wouldn’t be until (SSU) 66:51, Jin (CPP) 76:34. the 78th minute that one of those shots found its way into the goal. Lafon got the game’s No. 21 SONOMA STATE 4 first score off a free kick at the 77:16 mark.

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Despite controlling play early, it would be San Francisco State finding the net first. In the 15th minute, Shawn Granger scored off an assist by Wes Whitt to make it 1-0 Gators.

Medina made it 2-0 just six minutes later when he scored off a corner kick. The assist September 30, 2007 was credited to Lafon, giving him a team-high four this season. SAN BERNARDINO, Calif- Andrew Bailey In the 30th minute, the Seawolves found the scored three goals in a span of six minutes to equalizer when Nathan Medina hammered Brook Johnson had two saves to record his lead Sonoma State to a 4-0 rout of Cal State one home off an assist by Eric Lafon. The fourth shutout of the year. San Bernardino on Sunday afternoon in San score would remain 1-1 for the rest of the first Bernardino. It was the second hat trick of the half. Sonoma St. 0 2 - - - 2 season for Bailey as he increases his team-high Cal St. Monterey Bay 0 0 - - - 0 goal tally to ten. The win keeps SSU perfect Sonoma State took a lead they wouldn’t relinin conference play at 7-0-0. They are 8-2-1 quish in the 65th minute when Medina scored Scoring: Lafon (SSU) 77:16, Medina (SSU) overall. CSUSB drops to 3-8-2, 1-5-2 CCAA. his second goal of the game on a penalty kick. 83:14. Bailey now stands alone in 2nd place on the Just over five minutes later, Bailey scored on all-time SSU goal scoring list with 36. Andrew another Lafon assist to make it 3-1. It was an Ziemer is the school’s leader in career goals insurance goal that the Seawolves would end with 42. up needing as SF State’s Dylan Glass scored with under four minutes remaining to make Bailey started his scoring flurry in the 39th it 3-2. minute when he gathered a rebound off the post and blasted the ball into the net. Steven

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Browne and Cody Ericson were credited with assists on the play. Just over a minute later, Bailey flicked another ball into the net off a nice cross by Eric Lafon. Lafon set up Bailey’s third goal in the 45th minute on a corner kick. Bailey headed the ball in to complete the hat trick. Ross Middlemiss joined the scoring party in the 81st minute with some fancy ball work and an assist by Mike Travis. Brook Johnson and freshman Taylor Jones teamed up in the goal to hold the Coyotes scoreless. SSU out shot the Coyotes 18-7 and had an 8-3 edge in corner kicks. Sonoma St. Cal St. San Bern.

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ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Mike Travis scored the game-winning goal on a free kick with just six seconds remaining in regulation on Tuesday afternoon to give 21st-ranked Sonoma State a 3-2 win over Holy Names University. The win is the eighth in a row for the Seawolves as they improve to 9-2-1. The Hawks drop to 6-2-2 with the loss. The Seawolves have not lost since a September 3rd setback to Seattle Pacific. It marks the second consecutive year that the Seawolves have put together an eight-game winning streak in the middle of the season. Being a non-conference game, head coach Marcus Ziemer took the opportunity to sit all of his starters and rely on his talented reserve core. Stars like Andrew Bailey and Nathan Medina didn’t get into the game until the final 20 minutes and other regulars like Eric Larson, Scott Preckwinkle, Stuart Gallant, Doug Carr, and Brook Johnson, didn’t even play. However, the reserve core more than held their own against a talented Holy Names squad made up of mainly foreign players.

The Seawolves jumped on the scoreboard first, at the 11:01 mark, when David Seidel scored off an assist by Ross Middlemiss. To say the Hawks were quick to answer would be an understatement, as the equalizer came just eighteen seconds later, tying things at one.

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It was one of several let downs that Coach Ziemer identified after the game. SSU took a 2-1 lead in the 39th minute when Casey Dayton found net off a brilliant pass by Cody Ericson. The score would remain 2-1 until the 80th minute when HNU’s Ricardo Vargas scored when he flicked on a free kick by Jamie Haynes. It looked like overtime might be on the horizon, but the Seawolves reached deep into their stash of late-game heroics. After a foul was committed just outside the box with about 40 seconds left, SSU was awarded a free kick. However, play was slow to continue as the Hawks stacked the field between the ball and the goal. It wasn’t until six seconds were remaining that Mike Travis got off a shot that headed straight toward the back of the net, winning the game for SSU, 3-2. “I thought we had a couple of let downs, but we played against a good team and I felt we competed well,” said Ziemer. “We had several chances to win...and we finally got the gamewinner.” The game featured eight yellow cards, four by each team, all in the first half. Freshman Taylor Jones got his first start and made two saves to earn the win. Holy Names Sonoma St.

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October 5, 2007 ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State men’s soccer team picked up their ninth consecutive win on Friday afternoon at Seawolf Field with a 2-0 blanking of the sixth-ranked team in the country, Cal State Dominguez Hills. The win leaves the 21st-ranked Seawolves at 10-2-1 overall and a perfect 8-0-0 in CCAA play. “This is a great win for us. Dominguez Hills battled hard and it was a really even game,” said SSU head coach Marcus Ziemer. “Dominguez did a good job of disrupting our play, but our guys really stepped up and found the goals.”

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With the win, the Seawolves are now 22-2-1 in their last 25 conference games. They also are starting out the CCAA season with an 8-0-0 record for the second straight year. It also marks the second time this season that the Seawolves have beaten the No. 6 team in the country. SSU was a 4-2 win over Cal State L.A. back in September when they held that ranking. In a very physical game between two highlyskilled teams, it was the Seawolves breaking through first when Andrew Bailey scored his CCAA-high 11th goal of the year in the 25th minute. Casey Dayton made the score possible with a brilliant pass that Bailey headed past CSUDH keeper Derby Carrillo. It is the 37th goal of Bailey’s career, leaving the junior just five behind all-time leader Andrew Ziemer. Ross Middlemiss put the icing on the cake in the 68th minute when he scored off a double assist by Eric Lafon and Steven Browne. Lafon crossed the ball in to Browne, who’s shot deflection was gathered by Middlemiss and punched into the goal. It was the third goal of the season for Middlemiss. Both teams had opportunities to score later in the game, but the SSU defense held strong, thanks in large part to the play of Scott Preckwinkle and Eric Larson. Ziemer recognized the duo after the game as stars, even though their names don’t show up on the scoring log. Brook Johnson was also stellar in goal, making three saves to record his fifth shutout of the year. Cal St. Dom. Hills Sonoma St.

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October 7, 2007 ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State scored early in the first half and early in the second to secure their tenth consecutive victory, 2-1 over UC San Diego on Sunday in Rohnert Park. Nathan Medina and Mark Wiedeman had goals as the Seawolves improve to 11-2-1, 90-0 CCAA. The Tritons fall to 2-8-2, 1-5-2 CCAA. The ten-game winning streak ties the school record. SSU won their first ten games of the year in 2002 on their way to the NCAA Divi-

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sion II national championship. At 9-0-0, the Seawolves are off to their best conference start since 1993, when they won their first ten games as part of the Northern California Athletic Conference. They are also 23-2-1 in their last 26 conference games, dating back to 2005. Sonoma State found the first goal just four minutes into the game when Mike Asaro brought the ball in from the right side, dished it to Andrew Bailey, who found Nathan Medina and a leaning UCSD goalkeeper. Medina tapped it in for his sixth goal of the season. Despite an 11-2 shot advantage in the first half, the Seawolves weren’t able to put another one in the net until just under two minutes into the second half. Then it was Mark Wiedeman beating the keeper to the lower right off assists from Eric Larson and Ross Middlemiss. The lead would hold for about ten minutes until UCSD cut the lead in half on a Tony Choi goal. Choi’s gathered a loose ball and ricocheted it off the left post and into the net. The Seawolves held a 19-5 shot advantage and took eight corners to UCSD’s seven. SSU head coach Marcus Ziemer was impressed with the opponent, calling the Tritons “a good young team that played really hard.” Ziemer would go on to say, “We had a chance to put the game away, but we couldn’t capitalize on our opportunities.” Frustrated by his team’s second half performance, Ziemer said, “It looked like we thought it was a walk in the park. Our fans deserve a better effort from us.” UC San Diego Sonoma St.

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play and a commanding lead in the CCAA North Division. In fact, the Seawolves can clinch their fourth consecutive North Division crown if Chico State doesn’t win tonight against Humboldt State, or if SSU gets a point (win or tie) in Sunday’s game at Chico.

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The 11-game winning streak surpasses the ten-game stretch SSU had at the beginning of the 2002 season. At 10-0-0 in CCAA play, the Seawolves also tie their best-ever conference start. The 1993 team also started 10-0-0 on their way to the Northern California Athletic Conference (NCAC) championship.

The Seawolves tied their season-high on Sunday with four goals. They also had four goals against Cal State L.A. and Cal State San Bernardino.

After a scoreless first half of play, Sonoma State got on the board in the 57th minute when Nathan Medina scored his seventh goal of the season off assists by Mike Travis and Ross Middlemiss. Travis had a hand in SSU’s second goal as well, just four minutes later, when he fed Middlemiss for a goal of his own. Eric Lafon was also credited with an assist as SSU extended the lead to 2-0. It was the eighth assist of the year for Lafon, the CCAA’s leader. That extra goal would be needed as the Warriors cut into the lead in the 70th minute on a Dennis Wolfe goal. Said SSU head coach Marcus Ziemer, “I thought we played well. Stanislaus was able to hold us out of the net in the first half by settling in, but we took advantage of a couple of our opportunities in the second half.” The Seawolves out shot the Warriors 20-12 and Brook Johnson made five saves to earn his 11th victory of the season in goal. Sonoma St. Cal St. Stanislaus

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Nathan Medina got things started in the 24th minute when he scored off an assist from Andrew Bailey. Just 12 seconds before halftime, David Seidel made it a 2-0 when he gathered a loose ball and slotted it past the goalkeeper. The Seawolves went up 3-0 in the 48th minute when freshman Brandon Dela Cruz scored his second goal of the season. Ross Middlemiss and Mark Wiedeman were credited with assists on the play. Medina got his second goal of the game, and ninth of the season, in the 76th minute off an Eric Lafon assist. It was also the ninth assist of the year for Lafon, the CCAA’s leader. Chico State got on the board with their only goal in the 81st minute on a Mike Gardner penalty kick. Sonoma St. Chico St.

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October 14, 2007 CHICO, Calif- Behind a pair of goals from Nathan Medina, the Sonoma State men’s soccer team defeated Chico State 4-1 for their school-record 12th consecutive win, on Sunday in Chico. The Seawolves improve to 13-2-1 overall and stay perfect in CCAA play at 11-0-0. The Wildcats drop to 7-10-0, 4-7-0 CCAA. It was the eighth consecutive win, and 13th in the last 14 meetings, for Sonoma State over

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Scoring: Medina (SSU) 56:43, Middlemiss (SSU) 60:32, Wolfe (CSUS) 69:17.

October 12, 2007 ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sixteenth-ranked Sonoma State established a new school record on Friday afternoon with their 11th consecutive victory, a 2-1 defeat of Cal State Stanislaus, in rainy Turlock. The Seawolves improve to 12-2-1 overall and stay perfect in CCAA play at 10-0-0. The Warriors drop to 3-9-3, 2-6-2 CCAA.

On Friday, SSU learned that they had clinched the CCAA North Division, and a berth in the CCAA Tournament, for the fourth consecutive year.

October 19, 2007 PETALUMA, Calif- Andrew Bailey scored two goals and assisted on another in Sonoma State’s 4-2 win over Cal State Monterey Bay on Friday afternoon at Lucchesi Park in Petaluma. The win extends SSU’s school-record winning streak to 13 games in a row. The Seawolves, ranked 15th in the nation, are now 14-2-1, 12-0-0 CCAA. The Otters drop to 7-7-2, 4-5-2 CCAA. “This was a good win for us,” said SSU head coach Marcus Ziemer. “I thought we played well at times, but we were up and down a lot too. We wanted the shutout, but gave away a couple goals.” The highest-scoring team in the CCAA, the

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On the fast field turf of Lucchesi Park, the Seawolves were able to showcase their speed October 21, 2007 and ball control. However, despite several excellent scoring opportunities, the Seawolves ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State were held out of the goal for the first 27 men’s soccer team rolled to their 14th minutes. consecutive win with a 3-0 shutout of rival San Francisco State on Sunday afternoon at Andrew Bailey broke through for Sonoma Seawolf Field in Rohnert Park. Seniors David State when he netted his first goal of the Seidel and Michael Asaro made the most of game, off a Nathan Medina assist, in the 28th “Senior Day”, scoring two goals and two assists minute. respectively, as the Seawolves improve to 15-2-1, 13-0-0 CCAA. The Gators drop to 7-9-2, The score would remain 1-0 through the end 4-7-1 CCAA. of the first half and for the first seven minutes of the second. That’s when Ross Middlemiss The win snapped a three-game winning made it 2-0 when he took a feed from Bailey streak by the Gators at Seawolf Field. and beat the CSUMB goalkeeper from straight away for his fifth goal of the season. “I thought we played well. We did what we had to do to win,” said SSU head coach Marcus Less than five minutes later it was 3-0 as Ziemer. “It was also nice to break that streak of Bailey scored his 13th goal of the season off a SF State beating us at home.” double assist from Ross Middlemiss and Eric Lafon. The Seawolves got on the board in the 23rd minute when David Seidel scored his first Said Ziemer, “It was nice to get Bailey back on goal of the game off a double assist by Eric track.” The CCAA’s scoring leader, Bailey has Lafon and Michael Asaro. Asaro centered scored 13 goals in each of his seasons at SSU the ball from the right and Lafon tapped it and he’s just four goals away from breaking to Seidel on its way into the goal. It was the Andrew Ziemer’s all-time scoring record of 42. CCAA-leading 11th assist of the year for Lafon, moving the junior into seventh place on the CSUMB drew to within two with a Kyle Satow SSU single-season list. goal in the 61st minute, but SSU was able to push the lead back to three at 4-1 when David SSU would get their second goal of the Seidel connected for his fourth goal of the game in the 57th minute when Nathan season off a double assist from Eric Larson and Medina faked out the Gator goalkeeper, then Mark Wiedeman. grounded a ball into the right side of the net. Steven Browne earned the assist for feeding Andrew Burkhammer scored the game’s final Medina. It was the 10th goal of the season for goal in the 86th minute when he gathered a Medina and the 27th of his career. He is now loose ball and sent a laser from deep on the alone in sixth place on the all-time list. right side. SSU tacked on one more goal in the 71st minSSU out shot the Otters 21-12. The foul count ute when David Seidel gathered the rebound (13-10 SSU) and corner kick totals (7-6) were from a Michael Asaro shot and tapped it in. close. Seidel has six goals this season. Brook Johnson played the first 82:40 at goalkeeper for SSU before yielding to freshman Taylor Jones. Cal St. Monterey Bay 0 Sonoma St. 1

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The Seawolves out shot the Gators 23-6 and got a fine goalkeeping performance from Brook Johnson, who made three saves on his way to his sixth shutout of the season. Prior to the game, SSU’s six seniors (Michael Asaro, Eric Larson, Steven Browne, Mike Travis, Cody Ericson, and David Seidel) were honored in a short ceremony. San Francisco St. Sonoma St.

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STATE 5 NOTRE DAME de NAMUR 0 October 24, 2007 ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State men’s soccer team rolled to their 15th consecutive win on Wednesday with a 5-0 rout of Notre Dame de Namur at Seawolf Field. The five goals are a season-high for the 11thranked Seawolves as they improve to 16-2-1. The Argonauts fall to 7-8-1. Head coach Marcus Ziemer was pleased with his team’s effort after the game, “I was worried about us coming out flat, but we were ready to play today. We won’t enjoy this one for long... we’re going to be ready for Humboldt State on Sunday.” Ziemer also stressed that the Seawolves are taking things just one game at a time. Sonoma State found net in the 12th minute of the game when Steven Browne hooked up with Andrew Bailey, who beat the goalkeeper in a 1-v-1 to the lower right. The score wouldn’t stay 1-0 for long as a Jack Jones free kick was flicked by Bailey to Medina for a goal under a minute later. The Seawolves put two more goals on the scoreboard over the next thirteen minutes. The first was a nice effort from Doug Carr and Nathan Medina, who gave Eric Lafon a nearly empty goal. Lafon easily booted it in to make it 3-0. The score was upped to 4-0 in the 27th minute when Bailey was set up for another goal. This time, goalkeeper Brook Johnson’s throw met Mark Wiedeman past midfield. Wiedeman dribbled it down the sideline and centered it to Bailey, who scored his second goal of the game. It was also the 15th goal of the season for Bailey, the CCAA’s leader, tying him for third on the single-season goals list. Jeremy Sweet also had 15 for SSU in 1995. Bailey is now just one goal from tying Andrew Ziemer’s career scoring record. The junior from Davis has 41 goals in his career as a Seawolf. The final goal was put on the board in the 58th minute when Scott Preckwinkle made good on a penalty kick. The five-goal margin was the largest for Sonoma State since a 9-2 win over Cal State Monterey Bay last October. SSU out shot the Argonauts 27-7 in a dominating offensive performance. Bailey alone took as many shots as NDNU did. Brook Johnson made two saves on his way to

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October 28, 2007 ARCATA, Calif- Andrew Bailey scored his 42nd career goal to tie Andrew Ziemer for the top spot on Sonoma State’s all-time scoring list on Sunday in a 5-0 win over Humboldt State. It was the second consecutive 5-0 win for SSU as they close out CCAA play with a perfect 140-0 season. The Seawolves are 17-2-1 overall and will enter the playoffs on a 16-game winning streak. The Seawolves have outscored their last five opponents by a score of 21-3. SSU has scored at least three goals in all of those matches and has recorded 5-0 wins in their last two outings, including Friday against Notre Dame de Namur. Bailey is the conference’s leader with 16 goals this season. He had 13 as a freshman and as a sophomore. Andrew Ziemer scored 42 goals for the Seawolves in 1990 and 1991. Sonoma State rolled on Sunday thanks to four first half goals. “We came out ready to play today,” said SSU head coach Marcus Ziemer, “We jumped on them early and played well throughout.”

However, as pleased as Ziemer has been with this team’s effort, he knows there is much more to do. “I’m happy with where we are, but now the real season starts. We haven’t accomplished a thing yet.” The last CCAA team to go 14-0-0 in conference play was Cal State Dominguez Hills in 2000.

The final margin of 5-0 was set in the the 51st minute on an ‘own goal’ by Humboldt State. Perhaps lost in all the scoring was a fine effort by SSU’s defense. Seawolf goalkeeper Brook Johnson needed to make just one save in the game, on his way to his eighth shutout of the year.

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Brook Johnson earned a shutout for the fourth straight game. It was his ninth shutout of the year, putting him alone in third place on the single-season shutout chart. The Seawolves have outscored their last four opponents by a score of 15-0.

In addition to the winning streak, the SeaCal St. L.A. 0 0 - - - 0 wolves kept alive a streak of 16 straight games Sonoma St. 0 2 - - - 2 scoring at least two goals. SSU is now 28-2-1 in their last 31 conference games dating back Scoring: Bailey (SSU) 78:05, Travis (SSU) 86:02. to 2005. Sonoma St. Humboldt St.

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CCAA SEMIFINAL November 2, 2007 CARSON, Calif- Andrew Bailey became Sonoma State’s all-time leading goal scorer on Friday afternoon as the Seawolves beat Cal State L.A. 2-0 in the semifinals of the CCAA Tournament in Carson. The win extends SSU’s winning streak to 17 in a row and propels them in to Sunday’s championship game where they will play Cal State Dominguez Hills, a PK winner over Cal State Monterey Bay on Friday night.

After a 1-2-1 start to the season, the Seawolves have won 17 consecutive games to Steven Browne scored the game’s first goal on stand at 18-2-1. The Golden Eagles fall to a double assist from Nathan Medina and An10-6-4 on the season. drew Bailey in the 12th minute. The lead was pushed to 2-0 just seven minutes later when The Seawolves were held scoreless for the first Medina scored a goal of his own off assists by 78 minutes of play on Friday, but they weren’t Eric Larson and Michael Asaro. without their fair share of opportunities. Marke Wiedeman made it a 3-0 lead off of Mike Travis and Ross Middlemiss assists in the 32nd minute. Andrew Bailey’s record-tying goal came just before the half when he scored off a Casey Dayton feed.

corner kicks and an 8-1 edge in shots on goal.

Bailey finally found net for the Seawolves when he scored off an assist from Nathan Medina. It was the 17th goal of the season for Bailey and the 43rd of his career. He passes Andrew Ziemer to become the school’s alltime leading goal scorer. Bailey was honored on Thursday night as the CCAA’s Player of the Year for the second straight year.

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CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP November 4, 2007 CARSON, Calif - The Sonoma State men’s soccer team lost a tough one to Cal State Dominguez Hills, 1-0 in the CCAA Championship game. The loss ends SSU’s school record 17-game winning streak. It was a hard fought match that could have gone either way. “We jumped on them early, but couldn’t get a goal”, said head coach Marcus Ziemer, “After they scored we through everything we had at them, but couldn’t find the net”. With the loss, the Seawolves, currently ranked 2nd in the region, will most likely drop to #3 and will be heading either back to Dominguez Hills or up to Seattle University for the NCAA regionals. “We don’t care where we go,” said Ziemer, “After being left out last year, we just want the call saying that we are in!” In 2002, the Seawolves lost in the conference tournament, but ended up beating Dominguez Hills in the NCAA’s and went onto win the National Championship. Today’s match-up pitted the best two teams in the conference, with neither team giving an inch. The Seawolves started fast as Nathan Medina took a loose ball 3 yards from the CSUDH net and blasted his left-footed shot high just 15 seconds into the contest, after which Julio Madrigal blocked a Casey Dayton blast in front of the Toro net in the 10th minute.

SSU tacked on another goal for good measure The Toros took their first crack at the scorein the 87th minute when Mike Travis scored board in three minutes later as Jose Serpas on a Mark Wiedeman assist. sent a corner kick to Kevin Gallaugher right in front of the Seawolf net, only to see his atSonoma State out shot Cal State L.A. 16-6 for tempt go wide. the night. They also held an 8-5 advantage on

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That missed opportunity became a harbinger for the Toros as Madrigal sent a corner in the 19th minute to Gallaugher, who headed the feed to Serpas, who then headed the ball past SSU keeper Brook Johnson near post for a 1-0 lead at 18:07, accounting for the first half’s lone score. As the game progressed, so did the intensity and physicality of the play as seven cautions were issued in the second half as an urgent Seawolf team pressed the Toro defense for the chance to equalize. SSU outshot the hosts 9-3 after the break, tallying a 17-11 overall shot advantage for the game. CSUDH keeper Derby Carrillo tallied four saves in the clincher, while SSU’s Brook Johnson went for three in the loss. “The last time played Sonoma (Oct. 5), I thought we played good but were not as sharp as we were today,” begins Flanagan. “We had a little more of a game plan today and I think we followed it. We worked hard and never stopped and just stayed true to the course of what we were trying to do.”

to Seattle University, back in August at the Seawolf Classic. In a fairly even game (SSU led 12-11 in shot attempts), it was the Seawolves breaking through in just the 11th minute when Steven Browne found Preckwinkle, who headed it to the far post. The Browne-Preckwinkle combination worked again in the 27th minute when Preckwinkle headed in a Browne corner kick. Precwinkle, a First Team All-Far West Region defender, had scored just one goal in his three years at SSU. That came a couple of weeks ago in a 5-0 win over Notre Dame de Namur on a penalty kick. The Seawolves got six saves from Brook Johnson, who recorded his 10th shutout of the season. Cal State Dominguez Hills and Grand Canyon play at seven to determine the other regional final participant. Sonoma St. Seattle

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“We were doing our best to ruin Joe’s birthday, but unfortunately we couldn’t,” said SSU head Scoring: Preckwinkle (SSU) 11:00, Preckwinkle coach Marcus Ziemer. “It was a very intense (SSU) 26:41. game. Both teams battled hard and DH did a good job of neutralizing our game a little bit. No. 11 SONOMA STATE 1 Although the field made it very difficult for us to move the ball, you’ve got to give credit No. 17 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS 1 SSU wins on PKs, 4-2 to them. They are a very good team and it’s a great rivalry, and hopefully we will get to play NCAA FAR WEST REGIONAL FINAL them again next weekend.” November 11, 2007 Sonoma St. 0 0 - - - 0 Cal St. Dom. Hills 1 0 - - - 1 CARSON, Calif- For the first time since 2002, the Sonoma State men’s soccer team is headScoring: Serpas (CSUDH) 18:07. ing to the NCAA Quarterfinals. The Seawolves beat Cal State Dominguez Hills on penalty No. 11 SONOMA STATE 2 kicks, thanks to a pair of Brook Johnson saves, No. 5 SEATTLE 0 to take the NCAA Far West Region Championship on Sunday afternoon in Carson. The NCAA FAR WEST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL result will go down as a 1-1 tie, but the SeaNovember 9, 2007 wolves advanced by way of a 4-2 advantage in the shootout. The Seawolves (19-3-2) will face Midwestern State (18-3-0) next weekend, CARSON, Calif- Sonoma State shut out presumably in Wichita Falls, Texas. Seattle University 2-0 on Friday afternoon at the NCAA Far West Regional in Carson. The If Midwestern State sounds familiar to SSU Seawolves got two goals from an All-Region fans, that’s because the Seawolves beat the junior, but it wasn’t Andrew Bailey or Nathan Mustangs in the 2002 NCAA Quarterfinal Medina, a duo that has combined for 29 goals game. The winner of the NCAA Quarterfinal this year. Nope, it was defender Scott Preckgame has a spot in the Final Four. winkle who had just one career goal entering the game. Back to Sunday’s action. The Seawolves and Toros were locked in another classic, meeting Friday was sweet revenge for the Seawolves. at Toro Stadium with a title on the line for One of SSU’s three losses this season came the second time in seven days. Last Sunday,

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CSUDH beat SSU 1-0 for the CCAA Championship. It was just the second shutout of the year for the Seawolf offense and SSU’s Ross Middlemiss made sure it wouldn’t happen again. Middlemiss scored the game’s first goal in the 12th minute when he gathered a rebound and blasted it past the goalkeeper. For his play over the weekend, Middlemiss was named the regional’s Most Outstanding Offensive Player. The Toros drew even in the 39th minute when Mario Guerrero scored off a Sammy Rivas assist. The score would remain 1-1 through regulation and two ten-minute overtime periods to set up an exciting PK shootout. SSU led off with Middlemiss, who converted his chance to put SSU ahead 1-0. The Toros then missed their next shot, thanks to a brilliant save by Brook Johnson, to put them in a precarious situation. After Eric Larson netted his opportunity to make it 2-0, the Toros again were denied by SSU’s All-Region goalkeeper. Down 2-0, the Toros were definitely in trouble. The Seawolves led 3-2 and with Mark Wiedeman ready to fire, they needed just one more conversion to get the win. Wiedeman’s shot was true and the Seawolves celebrated on the Toros’ home field. It was SSU’s first win over CSUDH in Carson since the 2002 Far West Region championship. Sunday’s affair was as close as the talent level between the two teams. The shots were even at 17, the fouls were even at 20, and CSUDH had a 4-3 edge in corners. The Seawolves dedicated the win, and their entire post-season run, to last year’s senior class (Brett Cook, Jaime Rivera, Clark Rupp, and Mason Hill-Harrill), who were denied a berth in the NCAA Tournament in ‘06. Cal State Dominguez Hills and Grand Canyon play at seven to determine the other regional final participant. Sonoma St. CSU Dom. Hills

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SSU loses on PKs, 5-4

NCAA DIVISION II QUARTERFINAL November 17, 2007 WICHITA FALLS, Texas- The Sonoma State men’s soccer team’s season came to an abrupt end on Saturday night as they lost to Midwestern State in a penalty kick shootout. Though the score of the game will go down as a 2-2 tie, the Mustangs advance to the Final Four by virtue of a 5-4 win in the shootout. The Seawolves end the season with a 19-3-3 record. Midwestern State (18-3-1) advances to their first-ever national semifinal in Orange Beach, Alabama where they will face Franklin Pierce University. The Mustangs came out of the gate strong, scoring the game’s first goal just over six minutes in. Daniel Brown was the one to capitalize, scoring his 24th goal of the season off an errant clearance attempt.

boost when David Seidel converted the team’s fourth attempt and MSU missed. Needing either a conversion on their next attempt or a miss on MSU’s turn, the Seawolves looked good. Unfortunately, however, Mark Wiedeman was denied and MSU’s Brian Martinez made good. “Wiedeman is money. He hit the deciding kick last week against CSUDH, but the keeper just made a great save.” Said Ziemer, “Penalty kicks are not a fun way to end a game, especially when you lose. I liked our chances, especially considering how well Brook Johnson did against Dominguez Hills last weekend.” Heading into the sixth round, SSU’s Nathan Medina was turned away by the Mustang ‘keeper. Needing just one goal for their own advancement, MSU’s Ahman Ihmeidan beat SSU’s Brook Johnson for the difference maker. It was an unfortunate end to an outstanding season.

“This was a tough loss. We have played better, Nathan Medina had 13 goals last year, includbut we played well enough to win. We didn’t ing one in the NCAA Quarterfinal game against get any bounces and didn’t step up and find Midwestern State. a way to win like we had all season long. The The Seawolves equalized in the 31st minute worst part is that six seniors played their last when Andrew Bailey scored his 18th goal of game for us. We will miss Eric Larson, David the year off an Eric Lafon corner kick. Seidel, Cody Ericson, Steven Browne, Mike Asaro, and Mike Travis. These guys accomSSU went up 2-1 in the 39th minute when plished a lot during their careers (four straight Nathan Medina scored off an Eric Larson assist. division titles, a CCAA championship in ‘05, The goal came off came off a poor clearance regional championship this year).” in the SSU third of the field. Ziemer finished up by saying, “This year we The Seawolves went into the half up 2-1, but had a team that was good enough to win, but that lead wouldn’t last long as the Mustangs’ in a sport like soccer you can dominate and Kyle Kmiec tied it under two minutes into the still lose. Sometimes soccer is a really stupid frame. The score would remain 2-2 through game! With all of that having been said, this regulation and two ten-minute overtime has been a wonderful season and this group periods. of players were a pleasure to coach. We had a lot of fun and won a lot of games along the “This is a loss that will haunt us for a while,” way!” said SSU head coach Marcus Ziemer, “we created numerous chances and in the second Sonoma St. 2 0 0 0 - 2 half we hit the crossbar twice and the post Midwestern St. 1 1 0 0 - 2 once! We had plenty of opportunities to put them away, but we let them stay around. You Scoring: Brown (MSU) 6:19, Bailey (SSU) have to give them credit for working hard 30:40, Medina (SSU) 38:38, Kmiec (MSU) even though they were tired from chasing the 46:42. ball, but we really out played them for long Speedy forward Brandon Dela Cruz looks to stretches.” provide some scoring punch in 2008. Participating in a penalty kick shootout for the second game in a row (SSU beat CSUDH 4-2 in the regional final shootout), the Seawolves got things started with Ross Middlemiss. Middlemiss, Eric Larson, and Stuart Gallant all converted their chances, but so did their Mustang counterparts. Locked at three, SSU got a huge

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2007 OVERALL STATISTICS Name Andrew Bailey Nathan Medina Ross Middlemiss Eric Lafon Mark Wiedeman David Seidel Mike Travis Steven Browne Scott Preckwinkle Brandon Dela Cruz Eric Larson Mike Asaro Casey Dayton Cody Ericson Stuart Gallant Jack Jones Doug Carr Brook Johnson Jeff Loesche Alan Grady Taylor Jones David Holleran Ryan Hall Mike Duncan Total Opponents

GP/GS 25/22 25/19 25/6 25/17 24/6 24/4 24/17 25/23 24/24 22/2 24/24 23/7 24/1 23/18 17/12 23/17 23/23 24/24 9/1 4/1 4/1 10/2 6/1 8/3 25/25 25/25

G 18 13 6 4 4 6 2 2 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62 21

A Pts Sh Shot% SOG GW PK-A 6 42 93 .194 40 7 0-0 5 31 69 .188 30 2 1-1 8 20 33 .182 14 1 0-0 12 20 32 .125 16 1 0-0 5 13 36 .111 14 1 1-1 0 12 15 .400 8 3 0-0 7 11 29 .069 9 1 0-0 6 10 30 .067 13 1 0-0 1 7 14 .214 7 1 1-1 2 6 16 .125 4 1 0-0 6 6 25 .000 10 0 0-0 6 6 21 .000 8 0 0-0 3 5 23 .043 7 0 0-0 2 2 2 .000 1 0 0-0 1 1 16 .000 10 0 0-0 1 1 8 .000 5 0 0-0 1 1 8 .000 3 0 0-0 1 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 10 .000 3 0 0-0 0 0 5 .000 1 0 0-0 0 0 2 .000 1 0 0-0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 73 197 489 .127 205 19 3-3 20 62 240 .087 96 3 2-3

Name GP/GS Min GA Avg Saves W-L-T ShO Brook Johnson 24/22 2181:48 18 0.74 68 18-3-3 10 Taylor Jones 3/1 142:20 3 1.90 5 1-0-0 0 Team 2 1 Total 25/25 2324:08 21 0.81 75 19-3-3 11 Opponents 25/25 2324:08 62 2.40 143 3-19-3 2

2007 CONFERENCE-ONLY STATISTICS Name Nathan Medina Andrew Bailey Eric Lafon Ross Middlemiss Mark Wiedeman David Seidel Mike Travis Steven Browne Brandon Dela Cruz Eric Larson Mike Asaro Casey Dayton Cody Ericson Stuart Gallant Jack Jones Jeff Loesche Scott Preckwinkle Doug Carr Brook Johnson Alan Grady Taylor Jones David Holleran Ryan Hall Mike Duncan Total Opponents

GP/GS 14/12 14/13 14/11 14/1 14/2 14/3 14/10 14/13 13/1 14/14 13/4 13/0 12/8 9/8 14/11 6/0 14/14 14/14 14/14 2/0 3/0 6/0 2/0 4/1 14/14 14/14

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A Pts Sh Shot% SOG GW PK-A 3 25 48 .229 23 2 1-1 4 24 38 .263 19 4 0-0 11 17 20 .150 8 1 0-0 6 16 19 .263 8 1 0-0 2 10 22 .182 11 1 1-1 0 10 11 .455 6 3 0-0 7 7 15 .000 4 0 0-0 3 5 17 .059 8 1 0-0 1 5 8 .250 2 1 0-0 5 5 16 .000 7 0 0-0 5 5 10 .000 5 0 0-0 3 3 10 .000 4 0 0-0 1 1 1 .000 1 0 0-0 1 1 10 .000 6 0 0-0 0 0 6 .000 3 0 0-0 0 0 6 .000 1 0 0-0 0 0 4 .000 2 0 0-0 0 0 3 .000 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 2 .000 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 52 136 268 .157 121 14 2-2 4 24 122 .082 53 0 1-1

Name GP/GS Min GA Avg Saves W-L-T ShO Brook Johnson 14/12 1207:40 9 0.67 38 14-0-0 6 Taylor Jones 2/0 52:20 1 1.72 3 0-0-0 0 Team 1 Total 14/14 1260:00 10 0.71 43 14-0-0 7 Opponents 14/14 1260:00 42 3.00 79 0-14-0 0

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2007 TEAM STATISTICS Goals By Period Sonoma State Opponents

1st 31 10

2nd 31 10

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Shots By Period Sonoma State Opponents

1st 243 112

2nd 226 117

OT 7 10

OT2 Total 13 - 489 1 - 240

Saves By Period Sonoma State Opponents

1st 35 68

2nd 40 69

OT 0 4

OT2 Total 0 - 75 2 - 143

Corners By Period Sonoma State Opponents

1st 80 49

2nd 81 54

OT 4 3

OT2 Total 4 - 169 1 - 107

Fouls By Period Sonoma State Opponents

1st 177 175

2nd 201 165

OT 6 2

OT2 Total 2 - 386 7 - 349

Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored average Shot pct Shots on goal-Attempts Shot on goal pct. Shots/Game Assists Corner Kicks Penalty Kicks Fouls Yellow cards Red cards Total Attendance Dates/Avg per date

SSU 62-489 2.40 .127 205-489 .419 19.6 73 169 3-3 389 38 4

OPP 21-240 0.81 .087 96-240 .400 9.6 20 107 2-3 349 54 2

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2007 CCAA REVIEW NORTH DIVISION SONOMA STATE Cal State Monterey Bay Chico State San Francisco State Cal State Stanislaus Humboldt State

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SOUTH DIVISION Cal State Dominguez Hills Cal State L.A. Cal Poly Pomona UC San Diego Cal State San Bernardino

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CONFERENCE GAMES Pts Home Away vs. North 42 6-0-0 8-0-0 9-0-0 21 4-2-0 2-3-3 4-4-1 15 2-4-0 3-5-0 4-5-0 13 2-3-1 2-6-0 3-6-0 12 1-4-1 2-4-2 3-5-1 9 2-4-0 1-6-0 3-6-0 Pts 36 29 18 15 8

Home 7-1-0 4-3-1 4-2-2 2-4-2 1-6-1

Away vs. South 5-1-0 7-1-0 5-0-1 5-2-1 1-3-1 2-3-2 2-2-1 3-4-0 0-4-2 0-7-1

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ALL GAMES Streak Home Away Neutral T2 8-1-1 9-2-2 2-0-0 T2 6-3-0 3-4-4 0-0-0 W1 3-5-0 5-7-0 0-0-0 L5 4-4-2 3-7-0 0-0-0 L1 2-6-2 2-5-2 0-0-0 L2 4-5-1 2-6-0 1-1-0

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Home Away Neutral 12-2-2 6-1-0 0-0-0 6-5-2 5-0-2 0-0-0 5-3-2 1-4-1 0-0-0 2-6-2 3-3-1 0-0-0 3-8-1 2-5-1 0-0-0

CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT (Carson, Calif.) Friday, November 2 Sunday, November 4

Sonoma State 2, Cal State L.A. 0 CSU Dominguez Hills 0, CSU Monterey Bay 0 (CSUDH wins on PK, 9-8) CSU Dominguez Hills 1, Sonoma State 0

NCAA FAR WEST REGIONAL (Carson, Calif.) Friday, November 9 Sunday, November 11

Sonoma State 2, Seattle 0 CSU Dominguez Hills 2, Grand Canyon 0 Sonoma State 1, CSU Dominguez Hills 1 (SSU wins on PK, 4-2)

NCAA QUARTERFINAL (Wichita Falls, Texas)

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Saturday, November 17 Midwestern State 2, Sonoma State 2 (MSU wins on PK, 5-4)

CCAA STAT LEADERS GOALS 1. 2. 3. 4.

ANDREW BAILEY, SSU_ ________ 18 NATHAN MEDINA, SSU_________ 13 Sammy Rivas, CSUDH_ __________ 11 Daniel Rodriguez, CSUSB_________ 10 Mario Guerrero, CSUDH__________ 10 John Massaquoi, CSULA_________ 10

ASSISTS 1. 2. 3.

ERIC LAFON, SSU_ ____________ 12 ROSS MIDDLEMISS, SSU_ _______ 8 Andy Breault, CSUMB_____________ 7 Rufino Franco, CSULA_ ___________ 7 Sammy Rivas, CSUDH_ ___________ 7

POINTS 1. 2. 3. 4.

ANDREW BAILEY, SSU_ ________ 42 NATHAN MEDINA, SSU_________ 31 Sammy Rivas, CSUDH_ __________ 29 Mario Guerrero, CSUDH__________ 25 John Massaquoi, CSULA_________ 25

SHOTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Derby Carrillo, CSUDH__________ 0.53 BROOK JOHNSON, SSU_ _____ 0.74 Tobias Hummel, CSULA_________ 0.97 Mando Herrera, CSUS_ _________ 1.16 Thomas Ryan, CPP_____________ 1.30

SAVES 1. 2. 3. 5.

Lucas Pepi, CSUSB______________ Israel Cisneros, SFSU____________ Peter Akman, UCSD_____________ Brendan Baca, CSUMB___________ Mando Herrera, CSUS_ __________ Derby Carrillo, CSUDH___________

SHUTOUTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

ANDREW BAILEY, SSU_ _________ Jose Serpas, CSUDH______________ Dylan Glass, SFSU________________ Jason Swope, CSULA_____________ Five tied with___________________

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Derby Carrillo, CSUDH___________ 11 BROOK JOHNSON, SSU_ _______ 10 Arath De La Rocha, CSUSB_________ 7 Mando Herrera, CSUS_ ___________ 6 Tobias Hummel, CSULA___________ 5 Brendan Baca, CSUMB____________ 5

ANDREW BAILEY, SSU_ ________ 93 NATHAN MEDINA, SSU_________ 69 John Massaquoi, CSULA_________ 60 Morten Marthinsen, CSULA_______ 57 Lorenzo Loson, CSUSB___________ 56

GAME-WINNING GOALS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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TEAM GOALS

(PER GAME) 1. SONOMA STATE_ ___________ 2.48 2. Cal State Dominguez Hills_______ 2.35 3. Cal State L.A._ ________________ 1.76 4. Chico State_ _________________ 1.55 Humboldt State_______________ 1.55

TEAM GOALS ALLOWED

(PER GAME) 1. Cal State Dominguez Hills_______ 0.63 2. SONOMA STATE_ ___________ 0.81 3. Cal State L.A._ ________________ 0.99 4. Cal State Stanislaus_ ___________ 1.16 5. Chico State_ _________________ 1.36

BRINE CCAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Aug 20-26 Aug 27-Sep 2 Sep 3-9 Sep 10-16 Sep 17-23 Sep 24-30 Oct 1-7 Oct 8-14 Oct 15-21 Oct 22-28

Dylan Glass, SFSU Roland Demonbynes, HSU Jordan Rover, CSUDH Derby Carrillo, CSUDH NATHAN MEDINA, SSU ANDREW BAILEY, SSU A.J. Carboneau, CSUC NATHAN MEDINA, SSU Derby Carrillo, CSUDH John Massaquoi, CSULA

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POST-SEASON HONORS ALL-CCAA TEAM First Team GK: Derby Carrillo, CSU Dominguez Hills. D: Doug Carr, Sonoma State; Kevin Gallaugher, CSU Dominguez Hills; Mike Gardner, Chico State. MF: Rufino Franco, Cal State L.A.; Eric Larson, Sonoma State; Kyle Satow, CSU Monterey Bay. F: Andrew Bailey, Sonoma State; Dylan Glass, San Francisco State; Lorenzo Loson, CSU San Bernardino; Morten Marthinsen, Cal State L.A.; Nathan Medina, Sonoma State; Sammy Rivas, CSU Dominguez Hills; Jose Serpas, CSU Dominguez Hills; Ben Ven Der Fluit, Cal Poly Pomona. Second Team GK: Brook Johnson, Sonoma State; Peter Akman, UC San Diego; Mando Herrera, Cal State Stanislaus. D: Peter Hazdovac, Cal Poly Pomona; Scott Preckwinkle, Sonoma State; Patrick Thurston, Cal State L.A. MF: Jason Le, UC San Diego; Daniel Rodriguez, CSU San Bernardino; Wes Whitt, San Francisco State; Roland Demombynes, Humboldt State; Humberto Lopez, CSU Dominguez Hills. F: Andrew Burkhammer, CSU Monterey Bay; A.J. Carboneau, Chico State; Rigo Cardenas, Cal Poly Pomona; John Massaquoi, Cal State L.A.. Honorable Mention D: Anton Gunnarson, Cal State L.A.; Ruben Hansen, Cal State L.A.; Jake True, CSU Monterey Bay; Doug Simpson, Humboldt State; Alfredo Arteaga, Cal State Stanislaus; Jared Kukura, UC San Diego. MF: Devin Toohey, CSU Dominguez Hills; Andrew Marinez, CSU Dominguez Hills; Alfredo Renteria, Cal State Stanislaus; Casey Poston, San Francisco State. F: Jason Swope, Cal State L.A.; Mario Guer- Andrew Bailey has been named CCAA and Far West rero, CSU Dominguez Hills; Nate Torricelli, CSU Monterey Bay; Trel Mangarin, Humboldt State. Region Player of the Year in each of the last two years. Player of the Year: Andrew Bailey, Sonoma State. Freshman of the Year: Anton Gunnarson, Cal State L.A.. Newcomer of the Year: Kevin Gallaugher, CSU Dominguez Hills. Coach of the Year: Marcus Ziemer, Sonoma State.

Already the school’s all-time leading goal scorer, Bailey is looking forward to another big season as a senior in 2008.

DAKTRONICS ALL-FAR WEST REGION First Team GK: Derby Carrillo, CSU Dominguez Hills. D: Dustin Allbery, Seattle; Doug Carr, Sonoma State; Kevin Gallaugher, CSU Dominguez Hills; Scott Preckwinkle, Sonoma State. MF: John Fishbaugher, Seattle; Jeff Hallenbeck, Seattle Pacific; Eric Larson, Sonoma State. F: Andrew Bailey, Sonoma State; Jason Cascio, Seattle; Sam Charles, Montana St-Billings. Second Team GK: Michael Lockwood, Western Washington; Kellen Rosten, Seattle Pacific; Brook Johnson, Sonoma State. D: Rodolfo Collazo, Grand Canyon; Bosko Jovicevic, Grand Canyon; Matt Kemper, Seattle Pacific; Patrick Thurston, Cal State L.A.. MF: Brian Noguera, BYU-Hawaii; Matt Pele, Western Washington; Kyle Satow, CSU Monterey Bay. F: Gibson Bardsley, Western Washington; Mario Guerrero, CSU Dominguez Hills; Mario Guerrero, CSU Dominguez Hills; Morten Marthinsen, Cal State L.A.; Nathan Medina, Sonoma State. Player of the Year: Andrew Bailey, Sonoma State

NSCAA/adidas ALL-FAR WEST REGION First Team GK: Brook Johnson, Sonoma State. D: Doug Carr, Sonoma State; Kevin Gallaugher, CSU Dominguez Hills; Matt Kemper, Seattle Pacific. MF: John Fishbaugher, Seattle; Eric Forner, Seattle; Matt Pele, Western Washington. F: Andrew Bailey, Sonoma State; Jason Cascio, Seattle; Nathan Medina; Sammy Rivas, CSU Dominguez Hills.

Second Team GK: Kellen Roston, Seattle Pacific. D: Christopher Hodges, Seattle; Bosko Jovicevic, Grand Canyon; Eric Larson, Sonoma State; Mark Nelson, Humboldt State. MF: Jordan Demos, Grand Canyon; Rufino Franco, Cal State L.A.; Robert Geis, Hawaii-Hilo. F: Dustin Daley, Hawaii-Hilo; Morten Marthinsen, Cal State L.A.; Jose Serpas, CSU Dominguez Hills.

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Goalkeeper Brook Johnson was named to the NSCAA/adidas All-Far West Region First Team. Johnson fifth in school history in shutouts and third in goals against average.

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SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

ALL-TIME HONORS FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE 1983 1984 ‘85-’87 1987 1988 1989 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Yousef Bidaki Yousef Bidaki No Records Keith Farrell Steve Bryant Keith Farrell Dave Kaufman Andrew Ziemer Benjamin Ziemer Eric Cunningham Randy Dedini Eric Cunningham Randy Dedini Jeremy Sweet Juan Lojas Trevor White E. Miller-Bazemore Jeremy Sweet Andrew Huff Cary Knowlton E. Miller-Bazemore Trevor White Christopher Ziemer Joe Chiodo Christopher Ziemer Joel Heffren Joel Heffren Dominik Jakubek Robert Juhler Thomas Corwin Matt Bernard Ryan Smith Brian Coyne Brandon Boone Matt Bernard Andrew Bailey Brian Coyne Brett Cook Nathan Medina Andrew Bailey Brett Cook Doug Carr Eric Larson

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1983 1984 ‘85-’87 1988 1989 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Carlos Perez Marcus Ziemer Mike Humphrey Robert Moulton Carlos Perez No Records Rick Barquero Nassau Seleck Chris Davini Christopher Ziemer Grayson Pauly Shane Watkins Roman Ritz Pat Uriz Juan Arias Eddie Breeden E. Miller-Bazemore Cary Knowlton John Kinnear Karey Starr Dennis Van Peppen Joel Heffren Javier Nuñez Robert Juhler Ryan Smith Tony Bussard Chad Smith Chris Daly Michael Nathan Travis Ryan Eric Larson Nathan Medina Mike Travis Brook Johnson Scott Preckwinkle

HON. MENTION ALL-CONFERENCE 1983 ‘85-’87 1988 1989 1991 1992 1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Keith Jensen No Records Scott Hughes Brian Heakok Dave Schaffer Dan Bell Paul Huberty Tim Farrell Craig Ruggels Darren McAdams Shani Simpson Mike Jones Mike Gentile Hans Gratzer Ross Currie Ross Currie Eddie Breeden John Sayre Justin Diener Chris Daly Chris Daly Travis Ryan Tim Maycock Mike Kelley Cody Ericson Doug Carr Stuart Gallant

NSCAA ALL-WEST REGION

1990 1991 1992 1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 NCAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1991 Andrew Ziemer 2002 1995 Jeremy Sweet 1996 E. Miller-Bazemore 1997 Christopher Ziemer 2003 CCAA PLAYER 2004 OF THE YEAR 2006 Andrew Bailey 2007 Andrew Bailey 2005 2006 2007

Thor Anderson Dave Kaufman Andrew Ziemer Chris Davini Andrew Ziemer Benjamin Ziemer Christopher Ziemer Eric Cunningham (1) Randy Dedini (2) Grayson Pauly (2) Eric Cunningham (1) Randy Dedini (1) Jeremy Sweet (1) Roman Ritz (2) E. Miller-Bazemore (2) Jeremy Sweet (1) Trevor White (2) E. Miller-Bazemore (1) Andrew Huff (1) Cary Knowlton (3) Christoph. Ziemer (1) Trevor White (2) Joe Chiodo (3) Christoph. Ziemer (2) Joel Heffren (2) Dominik Jakubek (1) Joel Heffren (2) Robert Juhler (2) Ryan Smith (1) Robert Juhler (1) Thomas Corwin (2) Matt Bernard (1) Ryan Smith (1) Brian Coyne (1) Brandon Boone (2) Matt Bernard (2) Chad Smith (2) Brian Coyne (1) Andrew Bailey (2) Michael Nathan (2) Brett Cook (1) Nathan Medina (1) Travis Ryan (2) Andrew Bailey (1) Brett Cook (1) Eric Larson (2) Andrew Bailey (1) Doug Carr (1) Brook Johnson (1) Nathan Medina (1) Eric Larson (2)

DAKTRONICS ALL-WEST REGION 2006 2007

Andrew Bailey (1) Brett Cook (1) Nathan Medina (2) Andrew Bailey (1) Doug Carr (1) Scott Preckwinkle (1) Eric Larson (1) Brook Johnson (2) Nathan Medina (2)

DAKTRONICS WEST REGION PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2006 2007

Andrew Bailey Andrew Bailey

NSCAA ALL-AMERICAN 1990 1991 1993 1995 2002 2006 2007

Andrew Ziemer Andrew Ziemer Christopher Ziemer Eric Cunningham Randy Dedini Jeremy Sweet Ryan Smith Matt Bernard Andrew Bailey Brett Cook Andrew Bailey

DAKTRONICS ALL-AMERICAN 2006 2007

Brett Cook Andrew Bailey

CCAA COACH OF THE YEAR 2002 2006 2007

Marcus Ziemer Marcus Ziemer Marcus Ziemer

NSCAA REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 2002 2007

Marcus Ziemer Marcus Ziemer

NSCAA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 2002

Marcus Ziemer

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NCAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1996 1997

POSTSEASON SCORING LEADERS

E. Mil-Bazemore (9/16) Hans Gratzer (10/14) E. Mil-Bazemore (10/21) Joe Chiodo (10/6) Chris. Ziemer (11/3)

CCAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2000 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007

Joel Heffren (9/3) Brandon Boone (9/9) Clark Rupp (9/9) Andrew Bailey (10/24) Nathan Medina (10/9) Nathan Medina (10/16) Brett Cook (9/10) Andrew Bailey (9/17) Nathan Medina (9/25) Andrew Bailey (10/2) Nathan Medina (10/16)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-TOURN. TEAM 2002

Matt Bernard (D-MVP) Brandon Boone Tony Bussard (O-MVP) Ryan Smith

ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2006 2007

Andrew Bailey Brett Cook Andrew Bailey Ross Middlemiss

OVERALL GOALS - SINGLE GAME

GOALS - ALL-TIME 1.

Tony Bussard___________ 2 Brian Coyne____________ 2 Eric Larson_____________ 2 ANDREW BAILEY______ 2

ASSISTS - SINGLE GAME

1. Many tied with_ ________ 1

1. 2. 3.

Andrew Ziemer (1991)____ 6 Tony Bussard (2002)______ 5 Andrew Ziemer (1990)____ 2 Brandon Boone (2002)____ 2 Tim Maycock (2002)______ 2 Scott Preckwinkle (2007)__ 2

GOALS - ALL-TIME

Andrew Ziemer_________ 8 Tony Bussard___________ 5 Brandon Boone_________ 2 Tim Maycock___________ 2 Scott Preckwinkle_ ______ 2

GOALS - SINGLE YEAR

1. Andrew Ziemer (1991)____ 6 2. Tony Bussard (2002)______ 5 3. Many tied with_ ________ 2

GOALS - ALL-TIME 1. 2. 3.

Andrew Ziemer_________ 8 Tony Bussard___________ 7 Brian Coyne____________ 3 ANDREW BAILEY______ 3

ASSISTS - SINGLE YEAR

1. Brandon Boone (2002)____ 2 Tim Maycock (2002)______ 2 Steven Browne (2002)____ 2

ASSISTS - ALL-TIME

1. Tim Maycock___________ 3 Steven Browne_ ________ 3 Eric Larson_____________ 3

ASSISTS - SINGLE GAME

1. Brandon Boone (11/16/02)___ 2 Tim Maycock (12/8/02)_ __ 2 Steven Browne (11/9/07)__ 2

ASSISTS - SINGLE TOURNAMENT 1. Brandon Boone (2002)____ 2 Tim Maycock (2002)______ 2 Steven Browne (2007)____ 2

Brett Cook

ASSISTS - ALL-TIME

1. Brandon Boone_________ 2 Tim Maycock___________ 2 Steven Browne_ ________ 2

Eric Larson

GOALS - SINGLE TOURNAMENT

1. ASSISTS - SINGLE TOURNAMENT 2. 1. Many tied with_ ________ 1 3. ASSISTS - ALL-TIME 1. Eric Larson_____________ 2

ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2006

GOALS - SINGLE GAME

1. Tony Bussard (11/3/00)_ __ 2 1. Andrew Ziemer (11/24/91)___ 3 Eric Larson (11/4/05)_____ 2 Tony Bussard (11/16/02)_ _ 3 2. Andrew Ziemer (11/XX/90)_ _ 2 GOALS - SINGLE TOURNAMENT Andrew Ziemer (11/16/91)___ 2 1. Tony Bussard (2000)______ 2 Tim Maycock (11/24/02)_ _ 2 Eric Larson (2005)_ ______ 2 Scott Preckwinkle (11/9/07)__ 2

Steven Browne

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YEARLY LEADERS GOALS

1989 Naasau Saleck__________ 6 1990 Andrew Ziemer________ 14 1991 Andrew Ziemer______28 1992 Shane Watkins__________ 8 1993 Jeremy Sweet_________ 14 1994 Juan Lojas____________ 11 1995 Jeremy Sweet_________ 15 1996 Ethan Miller-Bazemore_ _ 21 1997 Christopher Ziemer______ 8 1998 Joel Heffren___________ 10 1999 Joel Heffren____________ 8 2000 Joel Heffren___________ 11 2001 John Sayre_____________ 7 Brandon Boone_________ 7 2002 Brandon Boone________ 11 2003 Chad Smith___________ 11 2004 Andrew Bailey_________ 13 2005 Nathan Medina________ 14 2006 Andrew Bailey_________ 13 2007 Andrew Bailey_________ 18

ASSISTS

1989 Chad Dowling__________ 6 1990 Christopher Ziemer_____ 12 1991 Andrew Ziemer______13 1992 Shane Watkins__________ 6 1993 Roman Ritz__________13 1994 Eddie Breeden_________ 10 1995 Carl Edwards__________ 11 1996 John Kinnear___________ 7 Ryan Smith_ ___________ 7 1997 Mike Gentile_ __________ 6 1998 Joel Heffren____________ 8 1999 Thomas Corwin_________ 5 2000 Joel Heffren___________ 11 2001 Thomas Corwin_________ 6 2002 Tony Bussard__________ 12 2003 Brandon Boone_________ 4 Kai Edwards____________ 4 2004 Michael Nathan________ 12 2005 Steven Browne_ ________ 6 2006 Brett Cook_____________ 5 Stuart Gallant_ _________ 5 2007 Eric Lafon_ ___________ 12

POINTS

1989 Chad Dowling_________ 14 1990 Andrew Ziemer________ 45 1991 Andrew Ziemer______69 1992 Shane Watkins_________ 22 1993 Jeremy Sweet_________ 33 1994 Juan Lojas____________ 30 1995 Jeremy Sweet_________ 37 1996 Ethan Miller-Bazemore_ _ 48 1997 Joe Chiodo_ __________ 19 Christopher Ziemer_____ 19 1998 Joel Heffren___________ 28 1999 Joel Heffren___________ 20 2000 Joel Heffren___________ 33 2001 John Sayre____________ 16 2002 Tony Bussard__________ 32 2003 Chad Smith___________ 24 2004 Andrew Bailey_________ 29 2005 Nathan Medina________ 31 2006 Andrew Bailey_________ 30 2007 Andrew Bailey_________ 42

SHOTS

1995 Ethan Miller-Bazemore_ _ 68 1996 Ethan Miller-Bazemore_ _ 75 1997 Joe Chiodo_ __________ 52 1998 Joel Heffren___________ 41 1999 Joel Heffren___________ 48 2000 Joel Heffren___________ 60 2001 Brandon Boone________ 44 2002 Tony Bussard__________ 86 2003 Chad Smith___________ 72 2004 Brian Coyne___________ 60 2005 Nathan Medina________ 69 2006 Nathan Medina________ 49 2007 Andrew Bailey_ ______93

GAME-WINNING GOALS

Eric Lafon will become Sonoma State’s all-time leader in assists with 12 more in 2008.

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1990 Dave Kaufman_________ 75 1991 Dave Kaufman_________ 57 1992 Randy Dedini_ ________ 59 1993 Randy Dedini_ ________ 98 1994 Mike Jones_ __________ 91 1995 Mike Jones_ ________133 1996 Hans Gratzer__________ 86 1997 Karey Starr____________ 61 1998 Nick Abbott___________ 60 1999 Javier Nuñez__________ 76 2000 Dominik Jacubek_____ 127 2001 Matt Bernard__________ 60 2002 Matt Bernard__________ 66 2003 Matt Bernard__________ 77 2004 Clark Rupp____________ 78 2005 Clark Rupp___________ 101 2006 Clark Rupp____________ 42 2007 Brook Johnson_ _______ 68

SHUTOUTS

1990 Dave Kaufman__________ 8 1991 Dave Kaufman_________ 12 1992 Randy Dedini_ _________ 7 1993 Randy Dedini_ _______14 1994 Mike Jones_ ___________ 3 1995 Mike Jones_ ___________ 6 1996 Hans Gratzer__________ 10 1997 Karey Starr_____________ 2 1998 Nick Abbott____________ 2 Javier Nuñez___________ 2 1999 Javier Nuñez___________ 5 2000 Dominik Jakubek________ 7 2001 Matt Bernard___________ 5 2002 Matt Bernard___________ 5 2003 Matt Bernard___________ 5 2004 Clark Rupp_____________ 8 2005 Clark Rupp_____________ 7 2006 Brook Johnson_ ________ 3 Clark Rupp_____________ 3 2007 Brook Johnson_ _______ 10

1992 Eric Cunningham_ ______ 3 1993 Jeremy Sweet_________ 8 1994 Mike Friesen_ __________ 4 1995 Jeremy Sweet__________ 5 1996 Ethan Miller-Bazemore_ __ 7 School record in bold 1997 Christopher Ziemer______ 5 1998 Joel Heffren____________ 3 1999 Tony Bussard___________ 3 2000 Joel Heffren____________ 6 2001 Brandon Boone_________ 3 2002 Tony Bussard___________ 5 2003 Chad Smith____________ 4 2004 Andrew Bailey__________ 5 2005 Nathan Medina_________ 6 2006 Brett Cook_____________ 4 2007 Andrew Bailey__________ 7

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CAREER RECORDS GOALS

1. ANDREW BAILEY (2004-)__________44 2. Andrew Ziemer (1990-91)___________ 42 3. Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1993-96)_ ____ 34 4. Jeremy Sweet (1991-93, 95)_ ________ 33 5. NATHAN MEDINA (2005-)_________30 6. Joel Heffren (1997-00)______________ 29 7. Tony Bussard (1999-02)_____________ 28 8. Christopher Ziemer (1990-91, 97-98)_ _ 24 9. Eddie Breeden (1994-95, 00)_________ 23 10. Brian Coyne (2001-04)______________ 21

ASSISTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9.

Christopher Ziemer (1990-91, 97-98)_ _ 29 Joel Heffren (1997-00)______________ 26 Andrew Ziemer (1990-91)___________ 24 Benjamin Ziemer (1990-91)__________ 20 Jeremy Sweet (1991-93, 95)_ ________ 19 Tony Bussard (1999-02)_____________ 18 ERIC LAFON (2005-)______________18 Michael Nathan (2002-04)___________ 17 Juan Lojas (1994-95)_______________ 16 Steven Browne (2004-07)_ __________ 16

POINTS

1. Andrew Ziemer (1990-91)__________ 108 2. ANDREW BAILEY (2004-)________ 101 3. Jeremy Sweet (1991-93, 95)_ ________ 85 4. Joel Heffren (1997-00)______________ 84 5 Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1993-96)_ ____ 82 6. Christopher Ziemer (1990-91, 97-98)_ _ 77 7. Tony Bussard (1999-02)_____________ 74 8. NATHAN MEDINA (2005-)_________71 9. Eddie Breeden (1994-95, 00)_________ 59 10. Brian Coyne (2001-04)______________ 56

SHOTS (recorded since 1995)

MULTIPLE GOAL GAMES 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7.

ANDREW BAILEY (2004-)___________9 Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1993-95)_ _____ 7 Joel Heffren (1997-00)_______________ 6 Jeremy Sweet (1991-93, 95)_ _________ 5 NATHAN MEDINA (2005-)__________5 Tony Bussard (1999-02)______________ 4 Juan Lojas (1994-95)________________ 3 Eddie Breeden (1994-95, 00)__________ 3 Tim Maycock (2002-05)______________ 3

SHUTOUTS

1. Dave Kaufman (1989-91)____________ 24 2. Randy Dedini (1992-93)_____________ 21 3. Clark Rupp (2003-06)_______________ 18 4. Matt Bernard (2001-03)_____________ 15 5. BROOK JOHNSON (2006-)_________13 6. Hans Gratzer (1994-96)_____________ 10 7. Mike Jones (1994-95)_ ______________ 9 8. Javier Nuñez (1998-99)______________ 7 Dominik Jakubek (2000)_____________ 7 10. Steve Christensen (2001-02)__________ 6

SAVES

1. Dave Kaufman (1989-91)___________ 231 2. Clark Rupp (2003-06)______________ 225 3. Mike Jones (1994-95)_ ____________ 224 4. Matt Bernard (2001-03)____________ 203 5. Randy Dedini (1992-93)____________ 157 6. Dominik Jakubek (2000)___________ 127 7. Hans Gratzer (1994-96)____________ 123 8. Javier Nuñez (1998-99)____________ 112 9. BROOK JOHNSON (2006-)_______ 102 10. Karey Starr (1995, 97)_______________ 69

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE

TEAM RECORDS SEASON

Goals_______________________ 64 (1991) Assists_ _____________________ 73 (2007) Points______________________ 197 (2007) Shots______________________ 489 (2007) Saves______________________ 140 (1995) Shutouts_ ___________________ 14 (1993) Wins________________________ 20 (2002) Losses_ _____________________ 16 (1986) Consecutive Wins_ ____________ 17 (2007)

GAME

Goals________________________ 9 (twice) Shots____________________ 42 (10/13/92) Fewest Opp Shots_____________ 3 (9/7/92) Margin of Victory_______________9 (10/82)

GAME RECORDS*

Goals Andrew Ziemer (11/24/91)_ ____________3 Shane Watkins (9/7/92)_ _______________3 Jeremy Sweet (9/21/93)________________3 Joel Heffren (10/26/99)_ _______________3 Eddie Breeden (10/6/00)_ ______________3 Tony Bussard (11/16/92)_ ______________3 Tim Maycock (8/29/04)_ _______________3 NATHAN MEDINA (10/16/05)_ ________3 ANDREW BAILEY (9/1/07)_ ___________3 ANDREW BAILEY (9/30/07)___________3 Assists Roman Ritz (10/16/93)_________________3 Juan Lojas (11/2/94)___________________3 Ethan Miller-Bazemore (10/19/96)________3 Joel Heffren (10/6/00)_ ________________3

1. Tony Bussard (1999-02)____________ 211 2. ANDREW BAILEY (2004-)________ 199 3. NATHAN MEDINA (2005-)_______ 187 4. Joel Heffren (1997-00)_____________ 154 Brian Coyne (2001-04)_____________ 154 6. Tim Maycock (2002-05)____________ 151 7. Brandon Boone (2001-03)__________ 148 8. Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1993-96)_ ___ 143 9. Chris Daly (2001-04)_ _____________ 121 10. Steven Browne (2004-07)_ _________ 101

(2yr, 1000 minutes) 1. Randy Dedini (1992-93)___________ 0.75 2. Dave Kaufman (1989-91)__________ 0.76 3. BROOK JOHNSON (2006-)_______ 0.94 4. Clark Rupp (2003-06)_____________ 1.04 5. Hans Gratzer (1994-96)___________ 1.05 6. Matt Bernard (2001-03)___________ 1.12 7. Karey Starr (1995, 97)_____________ 1.21 8. Javier Nuñez (1998-99)___________ 1.27 9. Mike Jones (1994-95)_ ___________ 1.34 10. Nick Abbott (1997-98)____________ 1.72

Saves Dominik Jakubek (10/6/00)____________22

GW GOALS (recorded since 1992)

MINUTES IN GOAL

*In-depth game records go back to 1992.

1. ANDREW BAILEY (2004-)__________15 2. Jeremy Sweet (1991-93, 95)_ ________ 13 3. Tony Bussard (1999-02)_____________ 11 Joel Heffren (1997-00)______________ 11 5. Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1993-96)_ ____ 10 6. NATHAN MEDINA (2005-)__________9 7. Brandon Boone (2001-03)____________ 7 Brian Coyne (2001-04)_______________ 7 Tim Maycock (2002-05)______________ 7 10. Shani Simpson (1992-93)_ ___________ 6 INTRO

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Quickest Goal To Start Game Andrew Bailey (10/20/04)_ __________ Ethan Miller-Bazemore (10/22/95)_____ Brian Coyne (11/1/03)_ _____________ Brian Coyne (9/22/04)_ _____________

Opp. Quickest Goal To Start Game Micah Kaplan (GCU, 8/28/05)_________ 0:45

1. Matt Bernard (2001-03)__________ 5,004 2. Clark Rupp (2003-06)____________ 4,938 3. Randy Dedini (1992-93)__________ 3,600 4. Dave Kaufman (1989-91)_________ 3,555 5. Mike Jones (1994-95)_ __________ 3,225 6. BROOK JOHNSON (2006-)______ 3,066 7. Javier Nuñez (1998-99)__________ 2,556 8. Hans Gratzer (1994-96)__________ 2,306 9. Dominik Jakubek (2000)_________ 2,276 10. Karey Starr (1995, 97)____________ 1,412 SEAWOLVES

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SEASON RECORDS GOALS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8.

Andrew Ziemer (1991)_ ____________ 28 Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1996)________ 21 ANDREW BAILEY (2007)_ _________18 Jeremy Sweet (1995)_______________ 15 Andrew Ziemer (1990)_ ____________ 14 Jeremy Sweet (1993)_______________ 14 NATHAN MEDINA (2005)__________14 ANDREW BAILEY (2004)_ _________13 ANDREW BAILEY (2006)_ _________13 NATHAN MEDINA (2007)__________13

ASSISTS 1. 3. 8.

Andrew Ziemer (1991)_ ____________ 13 Roman Ritz (1993)_________________ 13 Christopher Ziemer (1990)_ _________ 12 Christopher Ziemer (1991)_ _________ 12 Tony Bussard (2002)_ ______________ 12 Michael Nathan (2004)_ ____________ 12 ERIC LAFON (2007)_ _____________12 Andrew Ziemer (1990)_ ____________ 11 Benjamin Ziemer (1990)_ ___________ 11 Carl Edwards (1995)_______________ 11 Joel Heffren (2000)_ _______________ 11

POINTS

1. Andrew Ziemer (1991)_ ____________ 69 2. Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1996)________ 48 3. ANDREW BAILEY (2007)_ _________42 4. Andrew Ziemer (1990)_ ____________ 39 5. Jeremy Sweet (1995)_______________ 37 6. Jeremy Sweet (1993)_______________ 33 Joel Heffren (2000)_ _______________ 33 8. Christopher Ziemer (1990)_ _________ 32 Tony Bussard (2002)_ ______________ 32 10. NATHAN MEDINA (2005)__________31 NATHAN MEDINA (2007)__________31

SHOTS (recorded since 1995)

1. ANDREW BAILEY (2007)_ _________93 2. Tony Bussard (2002)_ ______________ 86 3. Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1996)________ 75 4. Chad Smith (2003)_ _______________ 72 5. NATHAN MEDINA (2005)__________69 NATHAN MEDINA (2007)__________69 7. Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1995)________ 68 8. Jeremy Sweet (1995)_______________ 67 9. Brandon Boone (2002)_ ____________ 63 10. Joel Heffren (2000)_ _______________ 60 Brian Coyne (2004)_ _______________ 60

MULTIPLE GOAL GAMES 1. 2. 4. 8.

FRESHMAN GOALS

GW GOALS (recorded since 1992)

1. Jeremy Sweet (1993)________________ 8 2. Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1995)_________ 7 ANDREW BAILEY (2007)_ __________7 4. Joel Heffren (2000)_ ________________ 6 NATHAN MEDINA (2005)___________6 6. Jeremy Sweet (1995)________________ 5 Christopher Ziemer (1997)_ __________ 5 Tony Bussard (2002)_ _______________ 5 ANDREW BAILEY (2004)_ __________5 10. Five tied with______________________ 4

SHUTOUTS

1. Randy Dedini (1993)_______________ 14 2. Dave Kaufman (1991)______________ 12 3. Hans Gratzer (1996)________________ 10 BROOK JOHNSON (2007)_ ________10 5. Clark Rupp (2004)__________________ 8 6. Randy Dedini (1992)________________ 7 Dominic Jakubek (2000)_____________ 7 Clark Rupp (2005)__________________ 7 9. Mike Jones (1996)__________________ 6 10. Javier Nuñez (1999)_________________ 5 Matt Bernard (2001)_ _______________ 5 Matt Bernard (2002)_ _______________ 5 Matt Bernard (2003)_ _______________ 5

SAVES

1. Mike Jones (1995)________________ 133 2. Dominik Jakubek (2000)___________ 127 3. Clark Rupp (2005)________________ 101 4. Dave Kaufman (1989)______________ 99 5. Randy Dedini (1993)_______________ 98 6. Mike Jones (1994)_________________ 91 7. Hans Gratzer (1996)________________ 86 8. Clark Rupp (2004)_________________ 78 9. Matt Bernard (2003)_ ______________ 77 10. Javier Nuñez (1999)________________ 76

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE

1. Randy Dedini (1993)_____________ 0.65 2. Dave Kaufman (1991)____________ 0.70 3. BROOK JOHNSON (2007)_ ______ 0.74 4. Dave Kaufman (1990)____________ 0.82 5. Randy Dedini (1992)_____________ 0.88 6. Clark Rupp (2006)_______________ 0.92 7. Dominik Jakubek (2000)__________ 0.95 8. Hans Gratzer (1996)______________ 0.98 9. Matt Bernard (2002)_ ____________ 0.99 10. Clark Rupp (2005)_______________ 1.03

Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1996)_________ 5 Jeremy Sweet (1995)________________ 4 Joel Heffren (1998)_ ________________ 4 ANDREW BAILEY (2007)_ __________4 Juan Lojas (1994)___________________ 3 ANDREW BAILEY (2004)_ __________3 NATHAN MEDINA (2005)___________3 ANDREW BAILEY (2006)_ __________3 Eleven tied with_ __________________ 2 INTRO

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

NATHAN MEDINA (2005)______ 14 ANDREW BAILEY (2004)_ _____ 13 Eddie Breeden (1994)_ __________ 9 Shane Watkins (1992)_ __________ 8 Brandon Boone (2001)_ _________ 7

FRESHMAN ASSISTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Christopher Ziemer (1990)_ _____ 12 Eddie Breeden (1994)_ _________ 10 Ryan Smith (1996)______________ 7 Shane Watkins (1992)_ __________ 6 Shani Simpson (1992)___________ 5 Thomas Corwin (1999)_ _________ 5 STUART GALLANT (2006)______ 5

1. 2. 4.

ANDREW BAILEY (2006)_ _____ 13 Juan Lojas (1994)______________ 11 Brandon Boone (2002)_ ________ 11 Joel Heffren (1998)_ ___________ 10 Brian Coyne (2002)_ ___________ 10

SOPHOMORE GOALS

SOPHOMORE ASSISTS 1. 2. 5.

Christopher Ziemer (1991)_ _____ 12 Shani Simpson (1993)___________ 8 Juan Lojas (1994)_______________ 8 Joel Heffren (1998)_ ____________ 8 Brian Coyne (2002)_ ____________ 6 Steven Browne (2005)___________ 6

JUNIOR GOALS 1. 2. 4. 5.

ANDREW BAILEY (2007)_ _____ 18 Andrew Ziemer (1990)_ ________ 14 Jeremy Sweet (1993)___________ 14 NATHAN MEDINA (2007)______ 13 Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1995)____ 11

JUNIOR ASSISTS 1. 2. 4.

ERIC LAFON (2007)_ _________ 12 Andrew Ziemer (1990)_ ________ 11 Benjamin Ziemer (1990)_ _______ 11 Juan Lojas (1994)_______________ 8 ROSS MIDDLEMISS (2007)_ ____ 8

SENIOR GOALS 1. 2. 3. 4.

Andrew Ziemer (1991)_ ________ 28 Ethan Miller-Bazemore (1996)____ 21 Jeremy Sweet (1995)___________ 15 Mike Friesen (1994)____________ 11 Joel Heffren (2000)_ ___________ 11 Chad Smith (2003)_ ___________ 11

SENIOR ASSISTS 1. 3. 5. SEAWOLVES

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Andrew Ziemer (1991)_ ________ 13 Roman Ritz (1993)_____________ 13 Tony Bussard (2002)_ __________ 12 Michael Nathan (2004)_ ________ 12 Carl Edwards (1995)___________ 11 Joel Heffren (2000)_ ___________ 11

HISTORY

INFORMATION

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1981

1984

1987

1990

Head Coach: Peter Reynaud 9-7-2, 9-1-2

Head Coach: Peter Reynaud 6-11-2, 4-8-2 NCAC (6th)

Head Coach: Peter Reynaud 4-15-0, 2-10-0 NCAC (7th)

Head Coach: Peter Reynaud 18-4-1, 13-0-1 NCAC (1st) NCAC Champions

9/17 Stanford L 0-16 Sacramento State L 0-4 9/25 St. Mary’s L 1-2 Pacific L 0-6 Fresno State L 1-2 10/7 College of Notre Dame* W 3-1 10/10 Dominican* W 3-0 10/15 UC Santa Cruz* W 2-1 10/17 Cal Maritime* W 4-1 10/21 Menlo* L 0-1 10/24 Cogswell* W 4-2 10/29 Cal State Stanislaus L 0-3 10/31 College of Notre Dame* W 1-0 11/4 Dominican* W 2-1 11/7 UC Santa Cruz* T 2-2 11/11 Cal Maritime* W 4-0 11/13 Menlo* T 0-0 11/18 Cogswell* W 2-0

9/2 at Humboldt State* L 9/3 vs. St. Mary’s# L 9/8 at Santa Clara L 9/16 Pacific W 9/19 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 9/21 at Sacramento State* L 9/23 UC Santa Cruz W 9/25 Cal State Hayward* L 9/29 Chico State* T 10/2 UC Davis* L 10/6 San Diego State L 10/7 Humboldt State* T 10/9 San Francisco State* L 10/14 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/16 Sacramento State* W 10/20 at Cal State Hayward* L 10/23 at Chico State* L 10/27 at UC Davis* W 11/3 at San Francisco State* L # game played in Arcata, CA

1982

1-4 1-1 6-0 1-3 1-2 1-0 1-0 5-0 8-0 1-0 3-1 3-0 9-0 3-1 5-1 4-2

1983 Head Coach: Peter Reynaud 4-10-4, 4-9-1 NCAC (7th) 9/9 at Pacific L 9/17 at Humboldt State* L 9/19 St. Mary’s T 9/21 Sacramento State* L 9/23 at Cal State Hayward* L 9/27 at Chico State* W 10/1 at UC Davis* L 10/5 Menlo T 10/8 at San Francisco State* L 10/12 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/15 at Sacramento State* L 10/19 Cal State Hayward* L 10/22 Chico State* W 10/23 Pomona College T 10/26 UC Davis* T 10/29 Humboldt State* L 11/2 San Francisco State* L 11/5 at Cal State Stanislaus* W

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0-6 1-2 1-1 1-3 0-2 2-1 1-5 2-2 1-2 4-0 0-3 0-1 1-0 1-1 2-2 0-4 0-6 3-1

0-5 0-2 0-1 2-4 0-1 4-3 3-1 1-2 0-2 1-2 0-3 0-1 0-2 1-3 1-0 2-3 1-1 3-0 3-1

9/1 Sacramento State L 9/5 Santa Clara L 9/7 San Francisco T 9/15 Oregon State L 9/16 Grand Canyon L 9/17 Fresno Pacific T 9/20 St. Mary’s L 9/24 Cal State Hayward* L 9/28 Chico State* L 10/1 UC Santa Cruz W 10/4 Cal State Stanislaus* L 10/8 San Francisco State* W 10/12 UC Davis* T 10/14 Humboldt State* L 10/15 Humboldt State* L 10/19 Cal State Hayward* L 10/22 Chico State* L 10/26 Cal State Stanislaus* L 10/30 College of Notre Dame W 11/2 San Francisco State* W 11/5 UC Davis* T

1-5 0-5 0-0 0-2 2-3 1-1 1-4 0-1 0-4 3-2 2-3 2-1 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-1 0-1 2-3 5-0 2-1 1-1

Head Coach: Peter Reynaud 7-14-1, 5-9-0 NCAC

Head Coach: Anatol Popovich 3-16, 0-12 NCAC (6th)

COACHES

0-1 1-2 1-5 2-1 2-1

1989

1986 9/4 Cal Poly Pomona L 9/6 Dominican W 9/8 at St. Mary’s L 9/13 Sacramento State W 9/19 at Humboldt State* L 9/20 vs. Pacific (OR) # L 9/24 at Chico State* L 9/27 Cal State Stanislaus* L 10/1 at Cal State Hayward* L 10/4 UC Davis* L 10/8 at San Francisco State* L 10/10 So. California College W 10/12 Humboldt State* L 10/15 Chico State* L 10/22 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 10/25 Cal State Hayward* L 10/29 at UC Davis* L 11/4 at UC Santa Cruz L 11/8 San Francisco State* L # game played in Arcata, CA

1-2 2-1 0-2 1-3 0-5 0-3 1-2 0-8 0-2 0-2

Head Coach: Peter Reynaud 4-14-4, 2-8-2 NCAC (6th)

Head Coach: Anatol Popovich 5-13-1, 3-6-1 NCAC (5th) 9/1 vs. Cal State Northridge# L 9/2 at Cal Poly Pomona L 9/3 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills# L 9/18 at Sacramento State L 9/21 vs. Pacific Lutheran% L 9/22 vs. Seattle% W 9/25 San Francisco State* W 9/28 Cal State Hayward* L 10/2 at Chico State* L 10/5 at Santa Clara L 10/9 at UC Davis* L 10/12 at San Francisco State* L 10/16 Sacramento State L 10/19 at Cal State Hayward* L 10/26 Chico State* W 10/31 Humboldt State* L 11/1 Humboldt State* T 11/6 UC Santa Cruz W 11/9 UC Davis* W # game played in Pomona, CA % game played in Arcata, CA

3 games (1 win, 2 losses) 9/19 vs. Pacific (OR)# L 9/20 vs. Lewis & Clark# W 9/23 at Cal State Hayward* L 9/26 Chico State* L 9/30 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 10/7 at San Francisco State* L 10/10 UC Davis* L 10/14 at Sacramento State L 10/17 Cal State Hayward* L 10/21 at Chico State* L 10/24 Cal State Stanislaus* L UC Santa Cruz L San Francisco State* L 11/4 at UC Davis* L 11/7 Humboldt State* W 11/8 Humboldt State* W

1988

1985

Head Coach: Peter Reynaud 12-3-1, 10-0-0 9/9 UC Davis L 9/17 Pomona College T 9/18 Redlands W 9/21 Sacramento State L 9/26 St. Mary’s L 9/27 College of Notre Dame* W 9/31 Cogswell* W 10/2 Cal Maritime* W 10/10 Dominican* W 10/14 Cal State Stanislaus W 10/23 Menlo* W UC Santa Cruz* W College of Notre Dame* W Cogswell* W Cal Maritime* W UC Santa Cruz* W

0-2 0-1 0-2 5-1 forf. 0-1 2-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-3 1-1 0-1 forf. 2-1 0-4 1-3 6-2 1-2

1-3 3-1 0-3 1-0 0-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-4 0-3 0-1 2-1 0-2 0-5 0-4 0-2 0-3 1-3 2-4

SEAWOLVES

Sacramento State L 0-3 Westmont L 0-1 9/10 St. Mary’s L 0-3 L CSU Dominguez Hills L 0-4 UC Davis L 1-2 Humboldt State L 1-3 Humboldt State L 1-3 Cal State Hayward L 1-3 Chico State L 0-2 W Cal State Stanislaus W 2-1 College of Notre Dame W 2-0 at Seattle Pacific T 3-3 at Seattle W 1-0 San Francisco State L 1-3 UC Davis L 0-1 Cal State Hayward L 0-2 College of Notre Dame W 5-0 San Francisco State W 2-0 *another win and loss sometime in yr*

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San Francisco L Cal Poly Pomona W UC Irvine L Fresno Pacific W CSU Dominguez Hills L Seattle W UC Davis* W Humboldt State* W Humboldt State* W Cal State Hayward* W Chico State* W Cal State Stanislaus* W College of Notre Dame* W Sacramento State W San Francisco State* T UC Davis* W Cal State Hayward* W Chico State* W Cal State Stanislaus* W College of Notre Dame* W San Francisco State* W NCAA Tournament Cal State Bakersfield W at Seattle Pacific L

0-3 4-1 0-2 1-0 0-1 6-1 3-1 2-1 2-0 2-1 1-0 2-1 8-0 2-0 0-0 2-1 3-0 2-1 3-2 5-0 2-0 3-2 0-1

1991 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 18-4-2, 12-1-1 NCAC (1st) NCAC Champions NCAA Runner-up 9/7 Tampa L 9/8 Florida Tech T 9/11 Sacramento State W 9/15 Oregon State W 9/17 Cal Poly Pomona W 9/24 San Francisco State* W 9/28 UC Davis* W 10/2 San Jose State (1) L 10/5 Cal State Hayward* W 10/9 Chico State* T 10/12 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/15 College of Notre Dame* W 10/19 San Francisco State* W 10/22 UC Davis* L 10/26 Humboldt State* W 10/27 Humboldt State* W 10/30 Cal State Hayward* W 11/2 Chico State* W 11/5 Cal State Stanislaus* W 11/9 College of Notre Dame* W NCAA Tournament 11/16 Oakland University (4) W 11/24 Missouri-St. Louis W 11/?? Cal Poly, SLO (2) W 11/?? Florida Tech L

1-2 2-2 3-0 4-1 4-0 2-0 2-0 1-2 3-0 2-2 4-3 4-0 4-0 0-1 5-1 3-0 2-0 5-0 1-0 4-0 3-2 3-1 2-1 1-5

1992 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 11-7-2, 10-3-1 NCAC (2nd) 9/5 Missouri-St. Louis L 9/7 NE Missouri State W 9/12 Cal State Bakersfield T 9/13 Cal State L.A. L 9/14 Grand Canyon L 9/23 San Francisco State* T 9/26 UC Davis* (1) L 10/3 Cal State Hayward* W 10/6 Chico State* (1) W 10/10 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/13 College of Notre Dame* W

HISTORY

1-3 4-0 1-1 1-2 1-4 1-1 1-2 1-0 3-2 1-0 4-0

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10/17 San Francisco State* W 10/20 UC Davis* L 10/24 Humboldt State* W 10/25 Humboldt State* W 10/28 Cal State Hayward* W 10/31 Chico State* L 11/2 Seattle Pacific L 11/4 Cal State Stanislaus* W 11/7 College of Notre Dame* W

4-0 0-1 4-1 4-0 2-0 1-2 1-3 1-0 3-0

1993 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 17-3-2, 11-1-2 NCAC (1st) NCAC Champions 9/5 vs. Franklin Pierce% W 9/6 at Grand Canyon W 9/11 vs. Denver^ W 9/12 vs. Cal State L.A.^ W 9/17 CSU San Bernardino W 9/21 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 9/25 College of Notre Dame* W 9/28 San Francisco State* (1) W 10/2 at UC Davis* W 10/5 at Fresno State L 10/9 Cal State Hayward* W 10/13 at Chico State* W 10/16 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/19 at Coll. of Notre Dame* W 10/23 at San Francisco State* W 10/26 UC Davis* W 10/30 Humboldt State* T 10/31 Humboldt State* W 11/3 at Cal State Hayward* T 11/5 Chico State* L NCAA Tournament 11/14 Cal Poly, SLO# W 11/21 at Seattle Pacific# L % at Phoenix, AZ ^ Roadrunner Classic (Bakersfield, CA)

2-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 2-1 4-1 3-0 3-0 2-0 0-3 2-0 2-0 3-0 5-0 3-0 2-1 1-1 3-0 3-3 0-1 2-0 0-4

9/20 College of Notre Dame* W 9/23 at UC Davis* W 9/27 San Francisco State* (1) W 9/30 Cal State Hayward* W 10/5 at Humboldt State* W 10/7 at Chico State* L 10/11 at San Francisco State* W 10/14 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/18 Chico State* W 10/22 Humboldt State* W 10/25 at Cal State Hayward* W 10/28 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/31 UC Davis* W 11/4 at Coll. of Notre Dame* W % at Chico, CA

1996 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 13-5-2, 10-3-1 NCAC (1st) NCAC Champions 9/8 vs. Denver% T 9/10 at Grand Canyon% L 9/13 Missouri-St. Louis W 9/15 Colorado- Mines W 9/20 Cal State L.A. W 9/22 Cal State Bakersfield L 9/25 at Coll. of Notre Dame* W 9/28 UC Davis* L 10/2 at San Francisco State* (1) L 10/5 at Cal State Hayward* W 10/11 Humboldt State* (1) W 10/13 Chico State* W 10/16 San Francisco State* W 10/19 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/24 at Chico State* W 10/26 at Humboldt State* L 10/30 Cal State Hayward* W 11/2 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 11/6 at UC Davis* W 11/9 College of Notre Dame* T % game played in Phoenix, AZ

1994

1997

Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 10-6-3, 8-4-2 NCAC (T-2nd)

Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 12-7-1, 12-2-0 NCAC (1st) NCAC Champions

9/3 at CSU San Bernardino W 9/10 vs. Cal State L.A.^ L 9/11 at Cal State Bakersfield^ T 9/17 Grand Canyon W 9/21 at Coll. of Notre Dame* W 9/24 San Francisco State* W 9/28 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/1 at Cal State Hayward* L 10/5 at Chico State* L 10/8 at Humboldt State* (1) L 10/13 Humboldt State* (1) L 10/15 Chico State* (1) W 10/19 Cal State Hayward* W 10/22 at Cal State Stanislaus* T 10/26 College of Notre Dame* W 10/29 at UC Davis* (1) W 11/2 UC Davis* W 11/5 at San Francisco State* T 11/10 at Santa Clara L ^ Roadrunner Classic (Bakersfield, CA)

2-0 0-2 2-2 1-0 3-1 2-1 3-2 2-3 0-5 2-3 2-3 4-1 1-0 2-2 3-0 3-1 4-1 3-3 0-3

1995

5-0 2-0 2-1 2-0 1-0 0-2 5-2 5-1 2-0 4-2 5-2 2-1 3-2 1-0

2-2 0-3 3-2 3-0 2-1 0-1 2-1 1-2 2-3 3-0 1-0 3-0 5-0 6-0 1-0 1-4 3-0 3-2 2-0 0-0

9/6 at Seattle Pacific L 2-3 9/12 at Cal State Bakersfield L 0-2 9/16 at Coll. of Notre Dame* W 3-0 9/19 Cal Poly Pomona& L 1-3 9/21 Grand Canyon& T 2-2 9/24 UC Davis* W 3-1 9/26 vs. Midwestern State@ L 0-2 9/28 vs. West Texas A&M@ L 0-3 10/1 San Francisco State* W 2-0 10/4 Cal State Hayward* W 3-0 10/7 at Chico State* W 3-0 10/11 at Humboldt State* W 4-1 10/15 at UC Davis* W 3-1 10/18 College of Notre Dame* W 5-1 10/22 at San Francisco St* (1) L 0-1 10/25 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 1-0 10/28 Chico State* (1) W 3-2 11/2 Humboldt State* W 1-0 11/5 at Cal State Hayward* L 1-2 11/8 Cal State Stanislaus* W 1-0 & SSU/Lanzera Classic (Rohnert Park, CA) @ Midwestern Classic (Canyon, TX)

Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 14-5-1, 13-1-0 NCAC (1st) NCAC Champions 9/2 9/3 9/8 9/11 9/15 9/16

at Dowling College T at Franklin Pierce L CSU San Bernardino W at Cal State L.A. (1) L vs. Seattle Pacific% (1) L vs. Grand Canyon% L

INTRO

1-1 1-3 2-0 1-2 2-3 1-3

COACHES

SEAWOLVES

CCAA Tournament (Carson, CA) 11/3 vs. UC San Diego$ W 4-1 11/5 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills$ L 1-3 & Cossack Classic (Rohnert Park)

1998 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 8-9-2, 7-7-0 CCAA (T-2nd North) 8/28 Southern Colorado (1) L 1-2 9/1 Seattle Pacific (2) T 1-1 9/4 Regis University L 2-4 9/9 at UC Davis* L 2-3 9/12 at Cal State Stanislaus*! T 2-2 9/16 San Francisco State* L 0-3 9/19 Chico State* L 1-5 9/20 Hawaii Pacific (1) W 2-1 9/26 Humboldt State W 2-0 9/30 at Chico State* L 2-4 10/3 at San Francisco State* W 1-0 10/7 Cal State Stanislaus* W 8-2 10/10 UC Davis* W 2-1 10/16 at Cal State L.A.* L 1-3 10/18 at Grand Canyon* L 1-5 10/23 CSU Dominguez Hills* W 3-1 10/25 Cal State Bakersfield* W 1-0 10/30 at CSU San Bernardino* W 3-0 11/1 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-1 ! game forfeited by Cal State Stanislaus

1999 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 10-8-2, 7-6-1 CCAA (3rd North) 8/27 at Fort Lewis College T 8/29 at Metro State L 9/3 at Seattle Pacific L 9/4 at Western Washington W 9/7 UC Davis* L 9/11 Cal State Stanislaus* W 9/14 at San Francisco State* T 9/18 at Chico State* L 9/21 Hawaii Pacific W 9/24 CSU San Bernardino* W 9/26 Cal Poly Pomona* L 10/1 at CSU Dominguez Hills* W 10/3 at Cal St Bakersfield* (1) W 10/8 Cal State L.A.* L 10/10 Grand Canyon* W 10/16 at Humboldt State W 10/19 Chico State* (2) L 10/22 San Francisco State* W 10/26 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/30 at UC Davis* L

0-0 0-1 0-2 1-0 1-2 4-0 1-1 0-3 1-0 3-1 0-2 4-2 2-1 0-1 2-1 2-0 1-2 1-0 6-2 1-3

2000 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 15-6-3, 9-4-1 CCAA (1st North) 8/17 at BYU-Hawaii (1) W 8/19 at Hawaii Pacific W 8/21 at Hawaii Pacific T 8/26 Seattle Pacific L 8/29 Humboldt State T 9/1 Missouri-St. Louis& W 9/3 Western Washington& W 9/6 at San Francisco State* W 9/9 UC Davis* (1) W 9/12 at Chico State* L 9/15 at Grand Canyon* (1) L 9/17 at UC San Diego* W 9/24 College of Notre Dame W 9/29 CSU San Bernardino* W 10/1 Cal Poly Pomona* W 10/6 at Cal State L.A.* W 10/8 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 10/13 Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/15 Cal State Bakersfield* W 10/21 San Francisco State* T 10/25 at UC Davis* W 10/28 Chico State* L

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1-0 2-1 0-0 0-2 1-1 4-0 3-2 2-1 2-1 1-2 0-1 2-1 4-0 2-1 2-1 7-0 0-1 3-0 2-1 1-1 1-0 2-3

2001 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 12-7-1, 9-4-1 CCAA (T-1st North) 8/27 Humboldt State W 3-0 8/31 Vanguard University& W 3-0 9/2 Seattle University& (1) L 1-2 9/5 at UC Davis* T 1-1 9/8 Chico State* (2) W 3-2 9/15 Grand Canyon* W 3-2 9/17 UC San Diego* W 1-0 9/20 at Seattle Pacific L 0-2 9/22 at Western Washington W 1-0 9/28 at CSU San Bernardino* W 2-1 9/30 at Cal Poly Pomona* (1) W 1-0 10/5 Cal State L.A.* W 4-2 10/7 CSU Dominguez Hills* L 0-2 10/12 at Cal State Stanislaus* (2) L 0-1 10/14 at Cal State Bakersfield* W 4-1 10/17 San Francisco State* L 0-2 10/20 UC Davis* L 1-4 10/23 at Chico State* W 1-0 10/27 at San Francisco State* W 3-0 CCAA Tournament (Carson, CA) 11/2 at CSU Dominguez Hills L 0-3 & Cossack Classic (Rohnert Park)

2002 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 20-4-0, 11-3-0 CCAA (1st North) NCAA Division II Champions 8/30 Alliant University$ W 1-0 9/1 Western Washington$ W 2-1 9/7 Seattle Pacific W 3-1 9/11 UC Davis* W 1-0 9/14 at Chico State* W 3-2 9/17 at San Francisco State* W 2-0 9/20 at UC San Diego* W 1-0 9/23 at Grand Canyon* W 6-1 9/28 at Seattle University W 2-1 10/1 at Humboldt State W 1-0 10/4 Cal Poly Pomona* L 2-4 10/6 CSU San Bernardino* W 1-0 10/11 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 0-2 10/13 at Cal State L.A.* W 2-0 10/18 Cal State Bakersfield* (2) L 3-4 10/20 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-2 10/26 at UC Davis* W 2-1 10/30 Chico State* (1) W 1-0 11/2 San Francisco State* W 3-0 CCAA Tournament (Rohnert Park, CA) 11/8 Cal State Bakersfield L 2-2! NCAA Far West Regional (Carson, CA) 11/16 at CSU Dom. Hills (2) W 3-2 NCAA Quarterfinal (Rohnert Park, CA) 11/24 Midwestern State W 3-0 NCAA Championship (Virginia Beach) 12/6 vs. Central Arkansas (2) W 2-1 12/8 vs. So. New Hampshire W 4-3 & Seawolf Classic (Rohnert Park) $ game played in Petaluma, CA ! CSUB advances with 5-4 win on PK’s

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INFORMATION

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2003 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 9-9-2, 6-6-2 CCAA (3rd North) 8/29 Westmont College& W 8/31 Seattle University& L 9/6 Notre Dame de Namur W 9/10 at UC Davis* W 9/13 Chico State* L 9/16 San Francisco State* W 9/19 UC San Diego* W 9/21 Grand Canyon* L 9/26 at Western Washington L 9/27 at Seattle Pacific L 10/3 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 10/5 at CSU San Bernardino* T 10/10 CSU Dominguez Hills* L 10/12 Cal State L.A.* T 10/17 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 10/19 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 10/21 Humboldt State* W 10/25 UC Davis* L 10/28 at Chico State* W 11/1 at San Francisco State* W & Seawolf Classic (Rohnert Park)

4-0 1-2 2-1 1-0 0-1 3-1 2-0 1-2 1-2 0-1 0-1 3-3 0-2 1-1 1-2 2-0 4-1 1-2 1-0 1-0

2004 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 12-7-2, 8-5-1 CCAA (1st North) 8/29 Missouri-St. Louis W 7-1 9/4 Western Wash.& (2) W 1-0 9/6 Seattle Pacific& T 1-1 9/9 at Simon Fraser W 2-0 9/12 at Seattle L 0-1 9/15 Chico State* W 2-0 9/18 at Cal State Stanislaus* (2) L 0-1 9/22 San Francisco State* (1) L 2-3 9/26 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 1-0 9/28 Grand Canyon W 3-0 10/1 at UC San Diego* T 0-0 10/3 at CSU San Bernardino* W 2-0 10/8 Cal State L.A.* L 1-3 10/10 Cal State Bakersfield* L 2-4 10/15 at Cal Poly Pomona* (1) W 2-1 10/17 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 2-3 10/20 CSU Monterey Bay*@ W 5-1 10/22 at San Francisco State* W 3-1 10/27 Cal State Stanislaus*@ W 2-1 10/30 at Chico State* W 2-0 CCAA Tournament (Carson, CA) 11/5 at CSU Dominguez Hills L 2-4 @ game played at in Petaluma & Seawolf Classic (Rohnert Park)

2005 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 12-9-2, 9-4-1 CCAA (1st North) CCAA Champions

8/26 vs. Dowling% T 0-0 8/28 at Grand Canyon L 0-1 9/3 at Seattle Pacific L 0-2 9/5 at Western Washington W 2-1 9/9 Humboldt State& W 3-0 9/11 Seattle& L 1-2 9/17 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-0 9/20 San Francisco State* L 0-2 9/25 at CSU Monterey Bay* L 1-2^ 9/30 UC San Diego* L 0-1 10/2 CSU San Bernardino* W 2-0 10/7 at Cal State L.A. (1) W 1-0 10/9 at Cal St. Bakersfield* (2) W 2-1 10/12 at Chico State* W 3-1 10/14 Cal Poly Pomona* T 1-1 10/16 CSU Dominguez Hills* W 6-0 10/19 CSU Monterey Bay* L 0-1

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10/21 at San Francisco State* W 2-1 10/26 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 2-4 10/29 Chico State* W 2-0 CCAA Tournament (Turlock, CA) 11/4 vs. UC San Diego W 3-1 11/6 vs. CSU Dom. Hills (2) W 1-0 NCAA Far West Regional (Carson, CA) 11/12 vs. Seattle Pacific L 0-2 % game played in Phoenix, AZ & Seawolf Classic (Rohnert Park)

2006 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 14-6-1, 13-2-1 CCAA (1st North) 8/24 at Simon Fraser L 0-1 8/26 at Seattle L 0-3 9/2 Western Washington& W 3-1 9/4 Seattle Pacific& L 0-3 9/8 Cal State Bakersfield* W 1-0 9/10 Cal State L.A.* W 1-0 9/13 at Humboldt State* W 3-1 9/15 at San Francisco St.* (2) W 1-0 9/17 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 6-2 9/22 Chico State* W 1-0 9/24 Cal State Stanislaus* W 2-0 9/29 at UC San Diego* W 2-1 10/1 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 0-5 10/4 Humboldt State* (2) W 1-0 10/6 CSU Monterey Bay* W 9-1 10/8 San Francisco State* L 1-2 10/13 CSU San Bernardino* W 3-0 10/15 Cal Poly Pomona* (1) W 1-0 10/20 at Cal St. Stanislaus* (2) T 1-1 10/22 at Chico State* (2) W 2-1 CCAA Tournament (La Jolla, CA) 10/27 vs. CSU Dom. Hills (2) L 1-2 & Seawolf Classic (Rohnert Park)

2007 Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer 19-3-3, 14-0-0 CCAA (1st North) 8/24 Grand Canyon% T 0-0 8/26 Seattle% L 1-2 9/1 at Western Washington W 3-1 9/3 at Seattle Pacific L 1-2 9/7 at Cal State L.A.* W 4-2 9/14 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-0 9/16 Chico State* W 2-0 9/21 at San Francisco State* W 3-2 9/23 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 2-0 9/28 at Cal Poly Pomona* W 2-1 9/30 at CSU San Bernardino* W 4-0 10/2 Holy Names W 3-2 10/5 CSU Dominguez Hills* W 2-0 10/7 UC San Diego* W 2-1 10/12 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 2-1 10/14 at Chico State* W 4-1 10/19 CSU Monterey Bay*@ W 4-2 10/21 San Francisco State* W 3-0 10/24 Notre Dame de Namur* W 5-0 10/28 at Humboldt State* W 5-0 CCAA Tournament (Carson, CA) 11/2 vs. Cal State L.A. W 2-0 11/4 at CSU Dominguez Hills L 0-1 NCAA Far West Regional (Carson, CA) 11/9 at Seattle W 2-0 11/11 at CSU Dominguez Hills T 1-1^ NCAA Quarterfinal (Wichita Falls, TX) 11/17 at Midwestern State T 2-2! & Seawolf Classic (Rohnert Park) @ game played in Petaluma ^ SSU advances on penalty kicks ! SSU loses on penalty kicks

COACHES

SEAWOLVES

ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORIES Opponent First Meeting Alliant 2002 BYU-Hawaii 2000 Cal Maritime 1981 Cal Poly Pomona 1985 Cal Poly SLO 1991 Cal State Bakersfield 1990 Cal State Dominguez Hills 1985 Cal State East Bay 1983 Cal State L.A. 1992 Cal State Monterey Bay 2004 Cal State Northridge 1985 Cal State San Bernardino 1993 Cal State Stanislaus 1981 Central Arkansas 2002 Chico State 1983 Cogswell 1981 Colorado School of Mines 1996 Colorado State-Pueblo 1998 Denver 1993 Dominican 1981 Dowling 1995 Florida Tech 1991 Fort Lewis 1999 Franklin Pierce 1993 Fresno Pacific 1988 Fresno State 1981 Grand Canyon 1988 Hawaii Pacific 1998 Holy Names 2007 Humboldt State 1983 Lewis & Clark 1987 Menlo 1981 Metro State 1999 Midwestern State 1997 Missouri-St. Louis 1991 NE Missouri State 1992 Notre Dame de Namur 1981 Oakland 1991 Oregon State 1988 Pacific (CA) 1981 Pacific (OR) 1986 Pacific Lutheran 1985 Pomona College 1982 Redlands 1982 Regis 1998 Sacramento State 1981 Saint Mary’s (CA) 1981 San Francisco 1988 San Francisco State 1983 San Diego State 1984 San Jose State 1991 Santa Clara 1984 Seattle 1985 Seattle Pacific 1990 Simon Fraser 2004 Southern New Hampshire 2002 Stanford 1981 Tampa 1991 UC Davis 1982 UC Irvine 1990 UC San Diego 2000 UC Santa Cruz 1981 Vanguard 1986 West Texas A&M 1997 Western Washington 1999 Westmont 1989

Last 2002 2000 1982 2007 1993 2006 2007 1997 2007 2007 1985 2007 2007 2002 2007 1982 1996 1998 1996 1986 2005 1991 1999 1995 1990 1993 2007 2000 2007 2007 1987 1983 1999 2007 2004 1992 2007 1991 1991 1984 1987 1985 1983 1982 1998 1991 1989 1990 2007 1984 1991 1994 2007 2007 2006 2002 1981 1991 2003 1990 2007 1988 2001 1997 2007 2003

Record 1-0-0 1-0-0 4-0-0 7-7-1 2-0-0 7-6-2 6-14-1 13-16-1 9-6-1 6-2-0 0-1-0 12-0-1 32-10-3 1-0-0 27-20-2 4-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-1 4-0-0 0-0-2 0-1-1 0-0-1 1-1-0 1-0-1 0-2-0 6-8-2 3-0-1 1-0-0 23-13-4 1-0-0 1-1-2 0-1-0 1-1-1 4-1-0 1-0-0 25-0-1 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-2-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-2 1-0-0 0-1-0 4-10-0 0-6-1 0-1-1 28-17-5 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-4-0 5-5-1 1-13-3 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 20-19-4 0-1-0 8-1-1 6-2-1 2-0-0 0-1-0 8-1-0 1-1-0

Pct. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .500 .464 .533 .310 .450 .594 .750 .000 .962 .744 1.000 .571 1.000 1.000 .000 .750 1.000 .500 .250 .000 .500 .750 .000 .438 .875 1.000 .625 1.000 .500 .000 .500 .800 1.000 .981 1.000 .500 .333 .000 .000 .500 1.000 .000 .286 .071 .250 .610 .000 .000 .000 .500 .147 .500 1.000 .000 .000 .512 .000 .850 .722 1.000 .000 .889 .500

Streak W1 W1 W4 W2 W2 W2 T1 L1 W4 W4 L1 W4 W2 W1 W9 W4 W1 L1 T1 W4 T2 L1 T1 L1 W1 L2 T1 T1 W1 W7 W1 T1 L1 T1 W3 W1 W5 W1 W1 W1 L2 L1 T2 W1 L1 W2 L4 L1 W2 L1 L1 L4 W1 L4 L1 W1 L1 L1 L1 L1 W3 W1 W2 L1 W4 W1

All-Time Record: 298-212-47

COACHING RECORDS Name Peter Reynaud Anatol Popovich Marcus Ziemer All-Time Record

‘07 REVIEW

Tenure 1981-84, 87-90 1985-86 1991-current 1981-07

Record 64-78-15 8-29-1 226-105-31 298-212-47

HISTORY

Conf. Record 49-45-8 3-18-1 169-56-15 221-119-24

INFORMATION

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S SOCCER O 2007 NCAA DIVISION II FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

ALL-TIME STANDINGS 1983 NCAC

1988 NCAC

1994 NCAC

1990 NCAC

1996 NCAC W L T W L T W L T Cal State Hayward 11 1 2 SONOMA STATE 13 0 1 UC Davis 9 3 1 San Francisco State 7 3 4 SONOMA STATE 10 3 1 8 5 1 Humboldt State 7 5 2 UC Davis 8 4 2 Humboldt State 8 5 1 Sacramento State 7 6 0 Cal State Stanislaus 7 6 1 Chico State 7 5 2 San Francisco State 6 6 2 Chico State 6 7 1 UC Davis 7 5 2 Chico State 6 8 0 Cal State Hayward 5 8 1 Cal State Hayward 5 8 1 SONOMA STATE 4 9 1 Humboldt State 5 9 0 Notre Dame Cal State Stanislaus 1 13 0 Notre Dame 0 14 0 San Francisco State 4 9 1 Cal State Stanislaus 2 11 1 1984 NCAC

1991 NCAC

1997 NCAC W L T W L T W L T Cal State Hayward 9 2 1 SONOMA STATE 12 1 1 Chico State 8 3 1 UC Davis 11 2 1 SONOMA STATE 12 2 0 9 5 0 UC Davis 7 4 1 Cal State Stanislaus 9 4 2 Chico State 8 6 0 San Francisco State 6 5 1 Humboldt State 7 6 1 UC Davis Humboldt State 4 6 2 Chico State 5 6 3 San Francisco State 8 6 0 7 7 0 SONOMA STATE 2 8 2 San Francisco State 3 9 2 Humboldt State 5 7 2 Sacramento State 2 12 0 Notre Dame 2 11 1 Cal State Hayward 3 9 2 Cal State Hayward 2 12 0 Notre Dame Cal State Stanislaus 1 11 2 1985 NCAC W L T 1992 NCAC Chico State 8 2 0 W L T UC Davis 6 3 1 Chico State 12 1 1 Cal State Hayward 5 4 1 SONOMA STATE 10 3 1 Humboldt State 3 6 1 UC Davis 9 4 1 SONOMA STATE 3 6 1 San Francisco State 7 5 2 San Francisco State 3 7 0 Cal State Stanislaus 8 6 0 Humboldt State 5 8 1 Notre Dame 1 13 0 1986 NCAC 1 13 0 W L T Cal State Hayward Chico State 10 1 1 UC Davis 10 2 0 1993 NCAC Cal State Hayward 9 2 1 W L T Humboldt State 4 7 1 SONOMA STATE 11 1 2 Cal State Stanislaus 4 8 0 UC Davis 11 3 0 San Francisco State 3 8 1 Chico State 9 5 0 SONOMA STATE 0 12 0 Humboldt State 6 6 2 Cal State Stanislaus 7 7 0 San Francisco State 6 7 1 1987 NCAC 2 11 1 W L T Cal State Hayward 1 13 0 Cal State Hayward 10 1 1 Notre Dame UC Davis 8 2 2 Humboldt State 6 5 1 Cal State Stanislaus 4 8 0 San Francisco State 4 8 0 SONOMA STATE 4 8 0 Chico State 2 10 0

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2000 CCAA

W L T W L T North W L T Cal State Hayward 9 2 1 Humboldt State 11 2 1 SONOMA STATE 9 4 1 Cal State Stanislaus 7 3 1 SONOMA STATE 8 4 2 UC Davis 7 5 2 Chico State 7 4 0 Cal State Hayward 9 5 0 Chico State 7 7 0 Humboldt State 6 5 1 Chico State 8 6 0 San Francisco State 5 8 1 UC Davis 5 4 3 UC Davis 6 6 2 SONOMA STATE 2 8 2 San Francisco State 6 6 2 Central W L T San Francisco State 1 11 0 Cal State Stanislaus 4 9 1 Cal State Dom. Hills^ 14 0 0 Notre Dame 0 14 0 Cal State Bakersfield 8 4 2 Cal State L.A. 3 11 1 1989 NCAC Cal State Stanislaus 1 12 1 W L T 1995 NCAC Cal State Hayward 12 2 0 W L T W L T Chico State 10 3 1 SONOMA STATE 13 1 0 South 9 3 2 Humboldt State 10 4 0 Chico State 8 4 2 UC San Diego 9 4 1 UC Davis 9 4 1 UC Davis 8 6 0 Grand Canyon 5 6 3 San Francisco State 6 8 0 Humboldt State 7 6 1 Cal Poly Pomona SONOMA STATE 5 9 0 San Francisco State 7 7 0 Cal State San Bern. 0 13 1 Cal State Stanislaus 3 11 0 Cal State Hayward 3 9 2 Notre Dame 0 14 0 Cal State Stanislaus 4 10 0 2001 CCAA Notre Dame 3 10 1 North W L T

COACHES

1998 CCAA

North W L T Chico State 11 3 0 SONOMA STATE 7 7 0 UC Davis 7 7 0 San Francisco State 5 8 1 Cal State Stanislaus 4 10 1 South Cal Poly Pomona Grand Canyon^ Cal State Dom. Hills Cal State Bakersfield Cal State L.A. Cal State San Bern.

W L T 11 3 1 10 4 1 10 4 1 6 7 2 5 9 1 4 10 1

2004 CCAA

North W L T SONOMA STATE 8 5 1 Chico State 4 6 4 San Francisco State 5 8 1 Cal State Mont. Bay 5 8 1 Cal State Stanislaus 3 10 1 South W L T Cal State Dom. Hills 12 0 2 Cal State Bakersfield^ 10 2 2 UC San Diego 8 4 2 Cal State L.A. 7 6 1 Cal Poly Pomona 5 8 1 Cal State San Bern. 2 12 0

2005 CCAA

North W L T SONOMA STATE^ 9 4 1 Cal State Stanislaus 6 6 2 San Francisco State 6 7 1 5 8 1 UC Davis 9 4 1 Chico State SONOMA STATE 9 4 1 Cal State Mont. Bay 4 9 1 San Francisco State 6 7 1 W L T Chico State 5 9 0 South Cal State Dom. Hills 9 3 2 8 4 2 Central W L T UC San Diego Cal State Dom. Hills^ 12 1 1 Cal State San Bern. 7 6 1 Cal State Bakersfield 9 5 0 Cal State Bakersfield 7 7 0 6 8 0 Cal State L.A. 4 10 0 Cal State L.A. 4 9 1 Cal State Stanislaus 3 11 0 Cal Poly Pomona South W L T 2006 CCAA Grand Canyon 11 3 0 North W L T UC San Diego 6 7 1 SONOMA STATE 13 2 1 Cal State San Bern. 4 9 1 Cal State Stanislaus 9 5 2 Cal Poly Pomona 3 11 0 Chico State 8 7 1 Humboldt State 7 6 3 2002 CCAA San Francisco State 4 8 4 North W L T Cal State Mont. Bay 1 14 1 SONOMA STATE 11 3 0 UC Davis 9 5 0 South W L T Chico State 5 9 0 Cal State L.A. 10 6 0 San Francisco State 4 10 0 Cal State Bakersfield 9 5 2 Cal State Dom. Hills^ 9 6 1 Central W L T Cal Poly Pomona 6 7 3 Cal State Dom. Hills^ 13 1 0 UC San Diego 5 9 2 Cal State Bakersfield 12 2 0 Cal State San Bern. 4 10 2 Cal State L.A. 3 11 0 Cal State Stanislaus 3 11 0

2007 CCAA

South UC San Diego Cal Poly Pomona Cal State San Bern. Grand Canyon

W L T 9 5 0 7 6 1 5 8 1 2 12 0

2003 CCAA

North W L T SONOMA STATE 14 0 0 Cal State Mont. Bay 6 5 3 Chico State 5 9 0 San Francisco State 4 9 1 Cal State Stanislaus 3 8 3 Humboldt State 3 10 1

North W L T South W L T Chico State^ 10 3 1 Cal State Dom. Hills^ 12 2 0 UC Davis 8 4 2 Cal State L.A. 9 3 2 1999 CCAA 6 6 2 Cal Poly Pomona 5 5 3 North W L T SONOMA STATE 4 6 3 UC Davis 12 0 2 San Francisco State 2 10 2 UC San Diego Chico State 8 5 1 Cal State San Bern. 2 10 2 W L T SONOMA STATE 7 6 1 Central Cal State Stanislaus 3 10 1 Cal State Dom. Hills 11 1 2 San Francisco State 1 12 1 Cal State Bakersfield 7 5 2 Cal State L.A. 4 7 3 ^ CCAA Tournament winner. South W L T Cal State Stanislaus 2 11 1 Grand Canyon 12 3 0 W L T Cal State Dom. Hills^ 9 6 0 South Cal Poly Pomona 8 6 1 Cal State San Bern. 8 5 1 8 5 1 Cal State Bakersfield 7 7 1 UC San Diego 6 7 1 Cal State San Bern. 5 9 1 Cal Poly Pomona Grand Canyon 3 11 0 Cal State L.A. 3 11 1

SEAWOLVES

‘07 REVIEW

HISTORY

INFORMATION

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S SOCCER O 2007 NCAA DIVISION II FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

PROGRAM HISTORY Year 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Coach Overall Conf. Place Postseason Peter Reynaud 9-7-2 9-1-2 1st Peter Reynaud 12-3-1 10-0-0 1st Peter Reynaud 4-10-4 4-9-1 7th Peter Reynaud 6-11-2 4-8-2 6th Anatol Popovich 5-13-1 3-6-1 5th Anatol Popovich 3-16-0 0-12-0 7th ANATOL POPOVICH (2 years): 8-29-1, 3-18-1 Peter Reynaud 4-15-0 2-10-0 7th Peter Reynaud 4-14-4 2-8-2 6th Peter Reynaud 7-14-1 5-9-0 6th Peter Reynaud 18-4-1 13-0-1 1st NCAA Second Round PETER REYNAUD (8 years): 64-78-15, 49-45-8 Marcus Ziemer 18-4-1 12-1-1 1st NCAA Division II Runner-Up Marcus Ziemer 11-7-2 10-3-1 2nd Marcus Ziemer 17-3-2 11-1-2 1st NCAA Second Round Marcus Ziemer 10-6-3 8-4-2 t-2nd Marcus Ziemer 14-5-1 13-1-0 1st Marcus Ziemer 13-5-2 10-3-1 1st Marcus Ziemer 12-7-1 12-2-0 1st Marcus Ziemer 8-9-2 7-7-0 t-2nd (n) Marcus Ziemer 10-8-2 7-6-1 3rd (n) Marcus Ziemer 15-6-3 9-4-1 1st (n) CCAA Tournament Marcus Ziemer 12-7-1 9-4-1 t-1st (n) CCAA Tournament Marcus Ziemer 20-4-0 11-3-0 1st (n) CCAA Tournament; NCAA Division II Champions Marcus Ziemer 9-9-2 6-6-2 3rd (n) Marcus Ziemer 12-7-2 8-5-1 1st (n) CCAA Tournament Marcus Ziemer 12-9-2 9-4-1 1st (n) CCAA Tournament Champions; NCAA First Round Marcus Ziemer 14-6-1 13-2-1 1st (n) CCAA Tournament Marcus Ziemer 19-3-3 14-0-0 1st (n) CCAA Tournament; NCAA Quarterfinals MARCUS ZIEMER (17 years): 226-105-31, 169-56-15

IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT (10-4-2) Year 1990 1991 1993 2002 2005 2007

Site Bakersfield, Calif Seattle, Wash Rochester, Mich St. Louis, Miss Melbourne, Fla Melbourne, Fla Rohnert Park, Calif Seattle, Wash Carson, Calif Rohnert Park, Calif Virginia Beach, Vir Virginia Beach, Vir Carson, Calif Carson, Calif Carson, Calif Wichita Falls, Texas

Opponent Cal State Bakersfield Seattle Pacific Oakland Missouri-St. Louis Cal Poly SLO Florida Tech Cal Poly SLO Seattle Pacific CSU Dominguez Hills Midwestern State Central Arkansas So. New Hampshire Seattle Pacific Seattle CSU Dominguez Hills Midwestern State

Site Carson, Calif Carson, Calif Carson, Calif Petaluma, Calif Carson, Calif Turlock, Calif Turlock, Calif La Jolla, Calif Carson, Calif Carson, Calif

Opponent UC San Diego CSU Dominguez Hills CSU Dominguez Hills Cal State Bakersfield CSU Dominguez Hills UC San Diego CSU Dominguez Hills CSU Dominguez Hills Cal State L.A. CSU Dominguez Hills

INTRO

COACHES

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

T, 1-1 (w-pk) T, 2-2 (l-pk)

NCAC CHAMPIONS

Result W, 4-1 L, 1-3 L, 0-3 L, 2-2 (pk) L, 2-4 W, 3-1 W, 1-0 (2ot) L, 1-2 (2ot) W, 2-0 L, 0-1

SEAWOLVES

CCAA CHAMPIONS 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Seattle Pacific Seattle Pacific So. Connecticut State Florida Tech So. New Hampshire So. Connecticut State Florida Tech So. Connecticut State Seattle Pacific Tampa So. Connecticut State Grand Canyon Cal State Bakersfield So. Connecticut State So. Connecticut State Cal State Dominguez Hills Tampa SONOMA STATE Lynn Seattle Fort Lewis Dowling Franklin Pierce

FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

1983 Cal State Hayward 1984 Cal State Hayward Result 1985 Chico State W, 3-2 (2ot) 1986 Chico State L, 0-1 1987 Cal State Hayward W, 2-2 (pk) 1988 Cal State Hayward W, 3-1 W, 2-1 1989 Cal State Hayward L, 1-5 1990 SONOMA STATE W, 2-0 1991 SONOMA STATE L, 0-4 1992 Chico State W, 3-2 (2ot) 1993 SONOMA STATE W, 3-0 1994 Humboldt State W, 2-1 (2ot) 1995 SONOMA STATE W, 4-3 1996 SONOMA STATE L, 0-2 W, 2-0 W, 2-0 STATE 1997 SONOMA

IN THE CCAA TOURNAMENT (4-6-0) Year 2000 2001 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007

NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONS

1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Seattle Pacific Seattle Pacific Cal State Northridge Cal State East Bay Seattle Pacific SONOMA STATE Seattle Pacific Seattle Pacific Seattle Pacific Cal State Bakersfield Grand Canyon Cal State Bakersfield Seattle Pacific UC Davis Cal State Dominguez Hills Cal State Dominguez Hills SONOMA STATE Chico State Seattle Cal State Dominguez Hills Seattle SONOMA STATE

Grand Canyon Cal State Dominguez Hills Cal State Dominguez Hills Cal State Dominguez Hills Cal State Dominguez Hills Chico State Cal State Bakersfield SONOMA STATE Cal State Dominguez Hills Cal State Dominguez Hills

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HISTORY

INFORMATION

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S SOCCER O 2007 NCAA DIVISION II FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

ALL-TIME ROSTER Abbott, Nick__________ 1997-98 Abousaleh, Nasser_____ 1987-89 Adams, Nate_ ________ 1997-98 Aguirre, Felix_ ________ 1997-98 Alas, Arturo_ ____________1999 Allard, Mike_ ____________1996 Allen, Jason_ ____________1996 Alvarado, Ivan_ _______ 1999-00 Andersen, Thor_ ______ 1989-91 Applebaum, Keith________1981 Arias, Juan_ __________ 1994-95 Asaro, Michael________ 2004-07 Avina, Jose___________ 1984-85 Bailey, Andrew^^_ ____ 2004-07 Bailey, Charles_ _______ 1983-86 Barany, Tom__________ 1999-00 Barker, Jason_ ________ 1992-93 Barnett, Joel_____________1981 Barquero, Richard______ 1988-89 Beckner, Ken_ ________ 1990-91 Beedy, Greg__________ 1988-89 Behler, Chris__________ 1990-91 Bell, Dan________________1988 Bernard, Matt^________ 2001-03 Bidaki, Yousef_________ 1983-85 Birick, John______________1982 Blaze, Scott______________1983 Bolin, Peter___________ 1985-87 Boone, Brandon_______ 2001-03 Boone, Dustin_ _______ 1999-00 Breeden, Eddie_____ 1994-95, 00 Broderick, Shawn______ 1987-88 Browne, Steven_ ______ 2004-07 Bryant, Stephan_______ 1988-89 Bullock, Jeffrey___________1988 Bussard, Tony_________ 1999-02 Byrne, Sean_ ____________1998 Callagy, Leo_____________1982 Carniato, Chris________ 1983-85 Carr, Douglas______ 2004, 06-07 Carranza, Albert__________1987 Cassell, Matt_____________1987 Cauthen, Doug_ ______ 1988-89 Chalmers, Craig__________1982 Chiappone, Adam_____ 1997, 99 Chiodo, Joe_ _________ 1997-98 Christensen, Steve_____ 2001-02 Claverlie, Neil____________1993 Conner, Zachary__________2001 Cook, Brett^__________ 2003-06 Corwin, Thomas_______ 1999-02 Cox, Brian_______________2000 Coyne, Brian__________ 2001-04 Cunningham, Eric^_ ___ 1991-93 Currie, Ross_ _________ 1997-98 Cutler, Joshua_ __________1996 Cydzik, Richard___________1981 Daly, Chris_ __________ 2001-04 Davini, Chris_____________1991 Dayton, Casey_ _______ 2006-07 DeCosta, Dennis_ ________1982 Dedini, Randy^_ ______ 1992-93 Dela Cruz, Brandon_ ______2007 DeShazer, Brandon_ ______2000 Dickson, Kris__________ 1998-99 Diener, Justin_________ 2001-02 INTRO

DiGiacomo, Oreste________1983 Domm, Robert___________1989 Dopler, Danny_ _______ 2000-03 Doran, Alex_ _________ 2001-02 Duckor, Stefan________ 1997-98 Duncan, Ken_ ________ 1984-86 Duncan, Mike_________ 2005-07 Dusenbury, Marcus_ ___ 1996-99 Edwards, Carl_________ 1993-96 Edwards, Kai__________ 2001, 03 Eid, Jihad____________ 1986-87 Elayat, Elias___________ 1986-87 Emerick, Jim__________ 1984-86 Ericson, Cody_________ 2003-07 Esposito, Robert_______ 1990-91 Farrell, Keith__________ 1988-89 Farrell, Sean__________ 1988-89 Farrell, Tim___________ 1989-90 Friesen, Mike_ ________ 1993-94 Furman, Todd_________ 1984-86 Furneri, Anthony_ _____ 1989-90 Gallant, Stuart_ _______ 2006-07 Gentile, Mike_ ________ 1994-97 Ghandour, George_____ 1983-85 Gilson, John_____________1987 Giuliacci, Chris________ 2000-03 Goldfoos, Damon_________1999 Goncalves, Tim________ 2001-03 Gouvea, Chris____________1981 Grady, Alan__________ 2006-07 Gratzer, Hans_________ 1994-96 Guerra, Rafael_________ 1981-82 Gundred, Eric_________ 1990-91 Hackerson, Dave_ ________1982 Hall, Ryan_______________2007 Halloran, Brian___________2001 Holleran, David_ _________2007 Haslam, Fred_ ___________1981 Heacock, Brian________ 1988-89 Heffren, Joel__________ 1997-00 Henderson, Dustin________2001 Hewko, Rick_____________1988 Hill-Harrill, Mason______ 2004-06 Hitcher, James________ 1986-87 Hoffman, Nick_ __________1999 Hosseini, Nima________ 1996-97 Huberty, Paul_________ 1987-89 Huff, Andy_ _____________1996 Hughes, Scott_ _______ 1988-89 Humphrie, Mike__________1984 Hunter, Joe___________ 1983-84 Jakubek, Dominik_ _______2000 Jensen, Keith_________ 1983-84 Johnson, Brook_ ______ 2006-07 Jones, Jack______________2007 Jones, Matthew__________1987 Jones, Mike_ _________ 1993-96 Jones, Peter__________ 1984-87 Jones, Taylor_____________2007 Juhler, Robert_________ 1998-01 Kaufman, Dave________ 1989-91 Kehano, Peter_________ 1990-93 Kelley, Mike_ _________ 2002-05 Khalilifar, Noushin_ _______1983 Kinnear, John_________ 1995-97 Knowlton, Cary_ ______ 1994-97

COACHES

SEAWOLVES

Koffler, Dagan_ _______ 1999-00 Kraus, Timothy________ 1986-87 Lacrosse, Kier_________ 1983-84 Lafon, Eric_ __________ 2005-07 Landermann, Robert___ 1983-84 Larson, Eric___________ 2004-07 Larson, Sam__________ 1998, 00 Lawton, John_________ 1983-85 Lechel, Robert________ 1992-93 Loesche, Jeff_ ________ 2006-07 Lojas, Juan___________ 1994-95 Lopes, Shane_________ 1984-86 Mack, John___________ 1998-99 Malm, Brendan_______ 1995-96 Manes, Edward_ _________1987 Marales, Herbert_ _____ 1986-87 Marchus, Bryan_ ______ 1990-91 Maresca, Perry________ 1990-93 Maresca, Steve________ 1990-91 Margolies, Michael_____ 1986-87 Mastin, Michael_______ 1994-95 Maxey, James_________ 1990-91 Maycock, Tim_________ 2002-05 McAdams, Darren_ ____ 1992-93 Meagher, Mike________ 1988-89 Medina, Jose_ ___________1996 Medina, Nathan_______ 2005-07 Mendez, Leo_ ________ 1982-84 Mendoza, Rafael_ _____ 1984-85 Merrell, Troy_____________1997 Middlemiss, Ross______ 2005-07 Miller-Bazemore, Ethan 1993-96 Miralles, Pablo_ _______ 1983-86 Molina, Ezequiel__________2000 Monjares, Luis_ __________1998 Montes, Ralph_ __________1992 Moreton, Crosby_ ________1996 Morrow, Vince_ _______ 2005-06 Moulton, Bob_________ 1983-85 Mueller, Jens_ ___________1992 Mukomberanwa, Tendai_ __1998 Munson, Marty_______ 1982-83 Muters, Mike_ ________ 1987-88 Nalini, Andre_ ___________1981 Nathan, Michael_______ 2002-04 Nesci, Frank__________ 1988-89 Nielebock, Andre_________2000 Nunez, Javier_________ 1998-99 O’Brien, James___________1993 O’Brien, Matt_ ________ 1989-91 O’Brien, Peter_________ 1999-00 Ott, Danny___________ 1991-94 Ower, David_____________2003 Parish, Eric_ __________ 1993-96 Parker, Brandon_______ 2001-02 Parker, Noah__________ 2000-01 Paulson, Dan_ ___________1997 Pauly, Grayson_____ 1991-93, 95 Perez, Carlos__________ 1983-86 Perez, Juan______________1984 Perez, Sergio_ ___________2002 Phillips, Alex_____________1998 Piper, Kevin_ _________ 1988-90 Pollan, Bill_______________1996 Porras, Freddy_ _______ 1994-95 Preckwinkle, Scott_____ 2005-07 ‘07 REVIEW

Prudholm, Caleb_ ________1996 Pulpanek, Chris_ _________1994 Quintero, Gustavo________1988 Ramey, Adam____________2004 Rivera, Jaime_ ________ 2004-06 Ritz, Roman__________ 1992-93 Roberts, Jason________ 1993-94 Robson, Grant_ __________2006 Rosenbaum, Barry_____ 1988-89 Ruggels, Craig_ _______ 1988-91 Rupp, Clark___________ 2003-06 Ryan, Travis__________ 2002-05 Sallee, Victor__________ 1982-83 Sanders, Lee__________ 1996-97 Sayre, John___________ 1999, 01 Schou, Kurt_ _________ 1988-89 Seidel, David_ ________ 2004-07 Shaffer, Dave_ ___________1988 Shennen, Rick_ _______ 1983-86 Simpson, Shani_ ______ 1992-93 Skuratovsky, Eddie_____ 1996-98 Sleezer, Patrick___________1987 Smith, Ari____________ 1993-94 Smith, Chad_____________2002 Smith, Ryan__________ 1996-97 Smith, Ryan^_________ 1999-02 Somers, James___________1983 Sosa, Juan_ _____________2007 Spang, Steaven_ _________1999 Starr, Kary____________ 1995, 97 Sterling, Josh_________ 1993-96 Stowe, Mike__________ 1982-83 Stutz, Scott______________1989 Sweet, Jeremy^____ 1991-93, 95 Theobold, Michael________1981 Torres, Rudy_____________1982 Travis, Mike_____ 2003-04, 06-07 Tskaris, Tiki______________1991 Uriz, Pat_ ____________ 1993-94 Urzua, Jesse__________ 1992-93 Van den Bosch, Shannon___2003 Van Peppen, Dennis_______1997 Van Siclen, Charles________1982 Villarreal, Emilio_ ______ 1984-86 Vitale, Salvador___________1988 Volz, Rich____________ 1982-84 Wall, Mark_ _____________1983 Watkins, Shane___________1992 Westley, Ken__________ 1984-86 Whalen, Drew_ _______ 2002-03 White, Trevor_ _____ 1994-95, 97 Wiedeman, Mark______ 2005-07 Wilkins, Darrell___________1992 Williams, Joe_ ________ 1986-87 Woodard, Brock_______ 1994-96 Woods, Timothy__________1981 York, Mike_ __________ 1983-86 Ziemer, Andrew^^_ ___ 1990-91 Ziemer, Benjamin______ 1990-91 Ziemer, Christopher^ 1990-91, 97-98 Ziemer, Marcus_ ____ 1983, 1985 Zoller, Whitney___________1998 ^ All-American

HISTORY

INFORMATION

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S SOCCER O 2007 NCAA DIVISION II FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS

2008 OPPONENTS BYU-HAWAII

SEATTLE PACIFIC

Location: Laie, HI Coach: Jeff Fuller 2007 Record: 9-10-0 www.byuh.edu/sports

Location: Seattle, WA Coach: Mark Collings 2007 Record: 7-6-7 www.spufalcons.com

2000

Series

at BYUH

1-0

SSU leads 1-0-0

CHAMINADE

Location: Honolulu, HI Coach: Jason Kelley 2007 Record: 2-16-1 www.goswords.com

1989 1990 N 1992 1993 N 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2005 N 2006 2007

Series

at SPU T at SPU L at SSU L at SPU L at Chico L at SPU L at SSU T at SPU L at SSU L at SPU L at SSU W at SPU L at SSU T at SPU L at Carson L at SSU L at SPU L

3-3 0-1 1-3 0-4 2-3 2-3 1-1 0-2 0-2 0-2 3-1 0-1 1-1 0-2 0-2 0-3 1-2

SPU leads 1-13-3

WESTERN WASHINGTON

Series First meeting

HAWAII PACIFIC

Series

at SSU W at SSU W at HPU W at HPU T

SSU leads 3-0-1

CAL STATE STANISLAUS

SAN FRANCISCO STATE

Location: Belmont, CA Coach: Lance Thompson 2007 Record: 10-9-1 www.ndnu.edu/athletics

Location: Turlock, CA Coach: Ahmad Tousi 2007 Record: 4-11-4 www.warriorathletics.com

Location: San Francisco, CA Coach: Joe Hunter 2007 Record: 7-11-2 www.athletics.sfsu.edu

1981 1981 1982 1982 1988 1989 1989 1990 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1993 1993 1994 1994 1995 1995 1996 1996 1997 1997 2000 2003

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3-1 1-0 1-0 9-0 5-0 2-0 5-0 8-0 5-0 4-0 4-0 4-0 3-0 3-0 5-0 3-1 3-0 5-0 1-0 2-1 0-0 3-0 5-1 4-0 2-1

SSU leads 24-0-1

Location: Honolulu, HI Coach: Scott Liedtke 2007 Record: 6-9-1 www.hpu.edu/sports 1998 1999 2000 2000

NOTRE DAME de NAMUR

2-1 1-0 2-1 0-0

Location: Bellingham, WA Coach: Travis Connell 2007 Record: 13-6-1 www.wwuvikings.com 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

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at WWU W at SSU W at WWU W at SSU W at WWU L at SSU W at WWU W at SSU W at WWU W

C = CCAA Tournament game N = NCAA Tournament game

1-0 3-2 1-0 2-1 1-2 1-0 2-1 3-1 3-1

1981 1982 1983 1983 1984 1984 1986 1986 1987 1987 1988 1988 1989 1990 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1993 1993 1994 1994 1995 1995 1996 1996 1997 1997 1998 1998 1999 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007

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unknown L unknown W at SSU W at CSUS W at CSUS W at SSU W at SSU L at CSUS L at CSUS L at SSU L unknown L unknown L unknown W unknown W unknown W unknown W unknown W unknown W unknown W at CSUS W at SSU W at SSU W at CSUS T at CSUS W at SSU W at SSU W at CSUS W at CSUS W at SSU W at CSUS T at SSU W at SSU W at CSUS W at SSU W at CSUS L at SSU W at CSUS W at CSUS L at SSU W at SSU W at CSUS L at SSU W at CSUS T at SSU W at CSUS W

0-3 1-0 4-0 3-1 forf. forf. 1-2 0-4 0-5 n/a 2-3 2-3 2-1 2-1 3-2 4-3 1-0 1-0 1-0 4-1 3-0 3-2 2-2 5-1 2-1 6-0 3-2 1-0 1-0 2-2 8-2 4-0 6-2 3-0 0-1 3-2 2-0 0-1 2-1 3-0 2-4 2-0 1-1 3-0 2-1

SSU leads 32-10-3

SSU leads 8-1-0

1983 1983 1984 1984 1985 1985 1986 1986 1987 1987 1988 1988 1989 1989 1990 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1993 1993 1994 1994 1995 1995 1996 1996 1997 1997 1998 1998 1999 1999 2000 2000 2001 2001 2002 2002 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007

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at SFSU L at SSU L at SSU L at SFSU L at SSU W at SFSU L at SFSU L at SSU L at SFSU L at SSU L unknown W unknown W unknown L unknown W unknown T unknown W unknown W unknown W unknown T unknown W at SSU W at SFSU W at SSU W at SFSU T at SSU W at SFSU W at SFSU L at SSU W at SSU W at SFSU L at SSU L at SFSU W at SFSU T at SSU W at SFSU W at SSU T at SSU L at SFSU W at SFSU W at SSU W at SSU W at SFSU W at SSU L at SFSU W at SSU L at SFSU W at SFSU W at SSU L at SFSU W at SSU W

SSU leads 28-17-5

Save The Date! Bidnight Madness May 2, 2009

After an injuryplagued 2007 season, Stuart Gallant is ready to return to All-CCAA form as a junior in 2008.

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1-2 0-6 0-1 1-2 3-1 0-1 0-1 2-4 0-3 1-2 2-1 2-1 1-3 2-0 0-0 2-0 2-0 4-0 1-1 4-0 3-0 3-0 2-1 3-3 2-1 5-2 2-3 5-0 2-0 0-1 0-3 1-0 1-1 1-0 2-1 1-1 0-2 3-0 2-0 3-0 3-1 1-0 2-3 3-1 0-2 2-1 1-0 1-2 3-2 3-0

2008 OPPONENTS CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY

CAL STATE L.A.

Location: Seaside, CA Coach: Artie Cairel 2007 Record: 9-8-3 www.otterathletics.com 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007

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at CSUMB W at SSU W at CSUMB L at SSU L at CSUMB W at SSU W at CSUMB W at SSU W

1-0 5-1 1-2 0-1 6-2 9-1 2-0 4-2

SSU leads 6-2-0

HUMBOLDT STATE

CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS

Location: Los Angeles, CA Coach: Chris Chamides 2007 Record: 11-6-4 www.csulaathletics.com Series

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

unknown L at Bakersfield W at Bakersfield L at CSULA L at SSU W at CSULA L at SSU L at CSULA W at SSU W at CSULA W at SSU T at SSU L at CSULA W at SSU W at CSULA W

1-2 1-0 0-2 1-2 2-1 1-3 0-1 7-0 4-2 2-0 1-1 1-3 1-0 1-0 4-2

SSU leads 8-6-1

UC SAN DIEGO Location: Arcata, CA Coach: Andy Cumbo 2007 Record: 7-12-1 www.hsujacks.com 1983 1983 1984 1984 1985 1985 1986 1986 1987 1987 1988 1988 1989 1989 1990 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1993 1993 1994 1994 1995 1995 1996 1996 1997 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005 2006 2006 2007

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at HSU L at SSU L at HSU L at SSU T at SSU L at SSU T at HSU L at SSU L at SSU W at SSU W unknown L unknown L unknown L unknown L unknown W unknown W unknown W unknown W unknown W unknown W at SSU T at SSU W at HSU L at SSU L at HSU W at SSU W at SSU W at HSU L at HSU W at SSU W at SSU W at HSU W at SSU T at SSU W at HSU W at SSU W at SSU W at HSU W at SSU W at HSU W

Location: Carson, CA Coach: Joe Flanagan 2007 Record: 18-3-2 www.gotoros.com 1985 1989 1990 1998 1999 2000 2000 2001 2001 2002 2002 N 2003 2004 2004 C 2005 2005 C 2006 2006 C 2007 2007 C 2007 N

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at Pomona L unknown L unknown L at SSU W at CSUDH W at CSUDH L at CSUDH L at SSU L at CSUDH L at CSUDH L at CSUDH W at SSU L at CSUDH L at CSUDH L at SSU W at Turlock W at CSUDH L at La Jolla L at SSU W at CSUDH L at CSUDH T

0-1 0-4 0-1 3-1 4-2 0-1 1-3 0-2 0-3 0-2 3-2 0-2 2-3 2-4 6-0 1-0 0-5 1-2 2-0 0-1 1-1

CAL POLY POMONA

CHICO STATE

Location: Pomona, CA Coach: Paul Caligiuri 2007 Record: 6-7-3 www.csupomona.edu/athletics

Location: Chico, CA Coach: Felipe Restrepo 2007 Record: 8-12-0 www.chicowildcats.com

1985 1986 1990 1991 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

0-2 1-3 4-1 4-0 1-3 0-1 0-2 2-1 1-0 2-4 0-1 2-1 1-1 1-0 2-1

Series tied 7-7-1

FRESNO PACIFIC

CSUDH leads 14-6-1

1-2 0-4 0-2 1-1 2-3 1-1 0-2 0-2 2-1 2-1 0-1 0-2 1-3 1-3 2-1 2-0 5-1 3-0 4-1 4-0 1-1 3-0 2-3 2-3 1-0 4-2 1-0 1-4 4-1 1-0 2-0 2-0 1-1 3-0 1-0 4-1 3-0 3-1 1-0 5-0

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO

Location: La Jolla, CA Coach: Jon Pascale 2007 Record: 5-9-3 www.ucsdtritons.com 2000 2000 C 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2005 C 2006 2007

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at UCSD W at Carson W at SSU W at UCSD W at SSU W at UCSD T at SSU L at Turlock W at UCSD W at SSU W

SSU leads 8-1-1

2-1 4-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 0-0 0-1 3-1 2-1 2-1

Location: San Bernardino, CA Coach: Noah Kooiman 2007 Record: 5-13-2 www.csusbathletics.com 1993 1994 1995 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

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at SSU W at CSUSB W at SSU W at CSUSB W at SSU W at SSU W at CSUSB W at SSU W at CSUSB T at CSUSB W at SSU W at SSU W at CSUSB W

Location: Fresno, CA Coach: Jaime Ramirez 2007 Record: 19-3-1 www.fresno.edu/athletics 1988 1990

2-1 2-0 2-0 3-0 3-1 2-1 2-1 1-0 3-3 2-0 2-0 3-0 4-0

SSU leads 12-0-1

SSU leads 23-13-4

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1-1 1-0

1983 1983 1984 1984 1985 1985 1986 1986 1987 1987 1988 1988 1989 1990 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1993 1993 1994 1994 1995 1995 1996 1996 1997 1997 1998 1998 1999 1999 2000 2000 2001 2001 2002 2002 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007

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at Chico W at SSU W at SSU T at Chico L at Chico L at SSU W at Chico L at SSU L at SSU L at Chico L unknown L unknown L unknown L unknown W unknown W unknown T unknown W unknown W unknown L at Chico W at SSU L at Chico L at SSU W at Chico L at SSU W at SSU W at Chico W at Chico W at SSU W at SSU L at Chico L at Chico L at SSU L at Chico L at SSU L at SSU W at Chico W at Chico W at SSU W at SSU L at Chico W at SSU W at Chico W at Chico W at SSU W at SSU W at Chico W at SSU W at Chico W

2-1 1-0 1-1 1-3 0-2 1-0 1-2 0-5 1-3 0-2 0-4 0-1 0-2 1-0 2-1 2-2 5-0 3-2 1-2 2-0 0-1 0-5 4-1 0-2 2-0 3-0 1-0 3-0 3-2 1-5 2-4 0-3 1-2 1-2 2-3 3-2 1-0 3-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-0 2-0 3-1 2-0 1-0 2-1 2-0 4-1

SSU leads 27-20-2

ALL-TIME CCAA STANDINGS* W L CSU Dominguez Hills 111 24 SONOMA STATE 93 41 UC San Diego 57 43 Chico State 68 66 Cal Poly Pomona 60 68 Cal State L.A. 54 82 Humboldt State 10 16 San Francisco State 42 87 Cal State Monterey Bay 16 36 CSU San Bernardino 41 92 Cal State Stanislaus 37 94 *since SSU joined the CCAA, in 1998.

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DEPARTMENT INFORMATION Phone_ _______________________________707-664-2521 Fax _ _________________________________707-664-4104 Website_______________________ sonomaseawolves.com Director of Athletics_ _____________________ Bill Fusco

Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: bill.fusco@sonoma.edu

Assistant Athletics Director_ ________ Brandon Bronzan

Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: brandon.bronzan@sonoma.edu

Assistant Athletics Director/SWA______ Yvonne Burbank

Phone: 707-664-2641; E-Mail: yvonne.burbank@sonoma.edu

Faculty Athletic Representative________ Dr. Duane Dove

Phone: 707-664-2954 E-Mail: duane.dove@sonoma.edu

Administrative Analyst_________________ Nancy Crosat

Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: nancy.crosat@sonoma.edu

Equipment Manager______________________ Willie Lee

Phone: 707-664-2106; E-Mail: willie.lee@sonoma.edu

Special Events Coordinator_ ___________ Megan Catton

Phone: 707-664-2750; E-Mail: catton@sonoma.edu

Sports Information Phone_________________707-664-2358 Sports Information Fax____________________707-664-3291 Sports Information Director_________ Brandon Bronzan Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: brandon.bronzan@sonoma.edu Asst. Sports Info. Director_______________ Michael Palia

Phone: 707-664-2478; E-Mail: palia@sonoma.edu

Athletic Training Phone___________________707-664-2937 Head Athletic Trainer_ _____________________ Dave Orr

Phone: 707-664-2937; E-Mail: david.orr@sonoma.edu

Asst. Athletic Trainer______________________ Bo Owens

Phone: 707-664-4316; E-Mail: bo.owens@sonoma.edu

Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer_ ___________ Julie Miller Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer_ _____ Andrew Simpkins

COACHES

Baseball_ ______________________________ John Goelz

Phone: 707-664-2524; E-Mail: john.goelz@sonoma.edu

Men’s Basketball_ ______________________Pat Fuscaldo

Phone: 707-664-2110; E-Mail: fuscaldo@sonoma.edu

Men’s/Women’s Golf_ __________________ Val Verhunce

Phone: 707-799-0712; E-Mail: verhunce@sonoma.edu

Men’s Soccer________________________ Marcus Ziemer

Phone: 707-664-2614; E-Mail: ziemer@sonoma.edu

Men’s Tennis____________________ Steve Cunninghame

Phone: 707-664-2657; E-Mail: steve.cunninghame@sonoma.edu

Softball_______________________________ Jaime Wallin

Phone: 707-664-4054; E-Mail: wallinj@sonoma.edu

Volleyball______________________________ Bear Grassl

Phone: 707-664-2656; E-Mail: bear.grassl@sonoma.edu

BILL FUSCO

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Bill Fusco is now in his 12th year as the Director of Athletics at Sonoma State University. Under his leadership, SSU intercollegiate teams have become a competitive force since joining the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) in 1998. SSU teams have performed well at the regional and national level during his tenure. Fusco has overseen an unprecedented number of changes in the SSU intercollegiate athletic program, since his arrival in 1997. SSU Athletics has successfully moved into the CCAA, initiated the awarding of athletic scholarships, transitioned to a new mascot, established media partnerships and has expanded fund raising through special events like Bidnight Madness and the Annual Fund Drive of the University Athletic Association. Fusco has served as President of the CCAA (2004-05) and is the Past President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association. He also served for four years (1999-2003) on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Fusco also served on the NCAA Division II Degree Completion Scholarship Committee and the NCAA West Region Women’s Tennis Committee. He recently completed a term on the California State University Risk Management Authority Athletic Injury Medical Expense Board. Fusco was recently appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Championships Committee. As President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association he helped develop the Division II Model Athletics Department, a program that establishes the guiding principles of operated a Division II intercollegiate athletic program. With over 27 years of combined athletic administrative experience, Fusco has served as Director of Athletics at the University of San Francisco and Dominican University of California and as Sports Information Director at St. Mary’s College in Moraga and the University of San Francisco. He is an adjunct faculty member in the USF Graduate Sports Management Program where has taught an elective class titled Administrative Leadership in Intercollegiate Athletics. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Dominican University and has taught a class titled Introduction to Sports Management. Fusco resides in Petaluma with his wife Cathy and their daughter Marissa (17). Their son Michael (21) attends Long Beach State University.

Women’s Basketball_ ____________________ Mark Rigby

Phone: 707-664-2498; E-Mail: mark.rigby@sonoma.edu

Women’s Cross Country_ ________________ Mark James

Phone: 707-664-2290; E-Mail: tridents@att.net

Women’s Soccer_____________________ Luke Oberkirch

Phone: 707-664-2481; E-Mail: luke.oberkirch@sonoma.edu

Women’s Tennis_______________________ Tracey Prince

Phone: 707-664-2291; E-Mail: tracey.prince@sonoma.edu

Women’s Water Polo________________ Coralie Simmons

Phone: 707-664-2688; E-Mail: coraliesimmons@yahoo.com

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SPORTS INFORMATION Interview Policy All interviews with Sonoma State University Athletics administration, coaching staff members, and/or student-athletes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office. Please contact Assistant Athletics Director Brandon Bronzan at 707-664-2358. All interviews with student-athletes will be arranged around their academic class schedules and/or practice times.

BRANDON BRONZAN ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Brandon Bronzan is in his seventh year as Sports Information Director and third as Assistant Athletics Director at Sonoma State University. Appointed to Credential Requests the Sports Information DirecAll requests for media credentials and photography passes must be tor position in October 2002, arranged via the Sports Information Office as early as possible. Only leBronzan oversees publicity gitimate requests will be granted. All Photographers must shoot from the and media relations matters baselines, and positions are at the judgment of the game’s officials and/or concerning the Sonoma State the Sports Information Office at all times. athletic department. In 2006, Bronzan was promoted to AssisMedia Services tant Athletics Director where he Sonoma State University Sports Information uses computerized statistics. has additional responsibilities in All working media will receive an official game program and notes, halfthe areas of scheduling, event management and website develtime box score, and a final game box score, including play-by-play scoring. opment, especially in the areas of e-commerce and audio/video streaming. Post-Game Results The Sonoma State Sports Information Office will provide faxing/e-mailing Prior to coming to Sonoma State, Bronzan was a Media Relations of the final game box score to media outlets of opposing teams. Please Assistant with the Tennessee Smokies, then Class AA affiliate of contact the Sports Information office with any special requests. the Toronto Blue Jays. Bronzan also worked for the Visalia Oaks and as a student assistant in the Sports Information department Visiting Radio at SSU. He is a 2001 graduate of Sonoma State University with a Stations wishing to broadcast games from Seawolf Gym must make B.S. in Business Administration (Management). arrangements with the Sports Information Office as early as possible to reserve space. There are no phone lines for radio use at soccer, baseball or A member of the College Sports Information Directors of softball. America (CoSIDA), Bronzan serves on the organization’s Publications Committee and Membership Services Committee. He is Weekly Release also a voting member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers The Sonoma State Sports Information Office produces a weekly release in of America (NCBWA) and coordinator of the Daktronics All-West .pdf format for all 13 sports that is posted to the athletics website (www. Region Division II Men’s Soccer team. This year, he will serve on sonomaseawolves.com). If you would like to have a sport’s weekly release the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Advisory Come-mailed directly to you, email Brandon Bronzan at brandon.bronzan@ mittee. sonoma.edu (be sure to indicate which sport(s) are being requested). A native of Visalia, California, Bronzan resides in Cotati with his wife Tiffany and daughter Olivia.

MICHAEL PALIA

ASSISTANT SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Michael Palia joins the Sonoma State Sports Information office in 2008. A recent graduate of UC Santa Barbara, Palia served as a student assistant in the Gauchos’ media relations department. There he served as the main contact for women’s tennis. Michael obtained his degree in Communication, with a minor in Sport Management.

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