2 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER Table of Contents 2 Quick Facts • 2022 Schedule 3 2022 Nittany Lion Roster 4 Head Coach Jeff Cook 5-6 Associate Head Coach Greg Dalby 7 Assistant Coach Clint Long 8 Director of Player Devlopment Callum Pritchatt and Volunteer Assistant Coach Owen Griffith 9 Nittany Lion Support Staff 10 2022 Nittany Lion Profiles 11-35 2021 Overall Statistics 36 2021 Big Ten Statistics 37 Big Ten Conference Year in Review 38 Big Ten Tournament History 39 Big Ten Honors 40-41 NCAA Tournament History 42 Regional and Miscellaneous Honors 43 National Honors 44 Academic Honors 45-47 Penn State Honors and Scholarships 48 Penn State Records 49-50 Yearly Statistical Records 51-52 Coaching History 53 Year-by-Year Results 54-62 Jeffrey Field Records and Attendance Figures 63 All-Time Series Records 64 All-Time Letterwinners 65-68 Penn State University Profile 69 Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi, Ph,D . 70 Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Dr Patrick Kraft 71 TV and Radio Roster 72 CREDITS The 2022 Penn State Men’s SoccerSTATEMENTYearbookOF NONDISCRIMINATION The University is committed to equal access to programs, facilities, admission and employment for all persons It is the policy of the University to maintain an environment free of harassment and free of discrimination against any person because of age, race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, creed, service in the uniformed services (as defined in state and federal law), veteran status, sex, sexual orientation, marital or family status, pregnancy, pregnancy-related conditions, physical or mental disability, gender, perceived gender, gender identity, genetic information or political ideas Discriminatory conduct and harassment, as well as sexual misconduct and relationship violence, violates the dignity of individuals, impedes the realization of the University’s educational mission, and will not be tolerated Direct all inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policy to the Affirmative Action Office, The Pennsylvania State University, 328 Boucke Building, University Park, Content and Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jullia Beretta Cover Design Steve Love Photo Credits Mark Selders and Penn State Athletics For more information on Penn State Men’s Soccer, visit GoPSUsports com or follow the team on social media Twitter/Instagram: @PennStateMSOC Facebook: /pennstatemenssoccer TABLE OF CONTENTS
3 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com AUGUST Fri 12 at Georgetown (exh ) Washington, D C . 3 p .m . Wed. 17 DREXEL (EXH.) UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 7 p.m. Sat. 20 BUCKNELL (EXH.) UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 7 p.m. Thurs. 25 RHODE ISLAND UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 8:30 p.m. Sun 28 at Syracuse Syracuse, N Y 6 p m Fri.SEPTEMBER2WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 7 p.m. Mon 5 at George Mason Fairfax, Va 7 p m Fri. 9 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 7 p.m. Mon. 12 LEHIGH UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 7 p.m. Fri. 16 * WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 7 p.m. Tues 20 * at Maryland College Park, Md 7 p m Sun. 25 AKRON UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 4 p.m. Wed 28 at Villanova Villanova, Pa 3 p m OCTOBER Sun 2 * at Northwestern Evanston, Ill 3 p m Fri. 7 * MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 7 p.m. Fri 14 * at Indiana Bloomington, Ind 7:30 p m Fri. 21 * OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 7 p.m. Tues. 25 * RUTGERS UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. 8 p.m. Sun 30 * at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mi 1 p m NOVEMBER Fri 4 Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals TBD Tues 8 Big Ten Tournament Semifinals TBD Sun 13 Big Ten Tournament Championship TBD All times Eastern | * Big Ten contest Home games in BOLD CAPS /PennStateMensSoccer @pennstatemsoc GoPSUTV @PennStateMSOC PENN STATE UNIVERSITY Location University Park, Pa Founded 1855 Enrollment 45,901 Nickname Nittany Lions Colors Blue & White Conference Big Ten Conference Home Facility Jeffrey Field (5,000; grass) President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Neeli Bendapudi VP for Intercollegiate Athletics Dr Patrick Kraft Men’s Soccer Administrator Lynn Holleran Faculty Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . Dennis Scanlon Athletics Website GoPSUsports com COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jeff Cook (Fifth Year) Alma Mater Bates College ’89 Overall Record 220-160-57 ( 569) Penn State Record 40-22-8 ( 629) Associate Head Coach Greg Dalby (Fifth Year) Alma Mater Notre Dame ’07 Assistant Coach Clint Long (Third Year) Alma Mater Cal State Stanislaus ’14 Director of OperationsKate Deakins (Fourth Year) Alma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Northern Iowa ’17, ’19 E-mail kmd6592@psu edu Office 263 Rec Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Curtin Road & Burrowes Road University Park, PA 16802 Office Phone (814) 863-7477 TEAM 2021-22INFORMATIONOverallRecord 13-7-1 2021-22 Big Ten Record 6-2 Postseason Finish NCAA Second Round Home Record 9-3-1 Away Record 4-4 Neutral Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-0 Starters Returning/Lost 10/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 16/9 Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Twitter/Instagram @PennStateMSOC Facebook PennStateMensSoccer PROGRAM HISTORY First Varsity Year 1911 Seasons 111 All-Time Record 866-420-136 ( 659) First Big Ten Year 1991 All-Time Big Ten Record 101-76-18 ( 564) NCAA Postseason Appearances 35 National Championships 11 Big Ten Championships 6 United Soccer Coaches (NSCAA) AllAmericans 51 All-Big Ten First Team Selections 57 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Men’s Soccer Contact Julia Beretta Assistant Director of Strategic Communications Office Phone 814-865-1757 Cell Phone 845-545-3036 E-mail jpb6070@psu edu Fax 814-863-3165 Mailing Address 101C Bryce Jordan Center University Park, PA 16802 QUICK FACTS & SCHEDULE
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4 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER NUMERICAL ROSTER No . Name Position Year Height Weight Hometown High School (Last College) 0 Christopher Palacios GK Gr 6-8 212 Washington, D C Washington-Lee (Dartmouth) 1 Kris Shakes GK Sr 5-10 192 Sunrise, Fla YSC Academy 2 Femi Awodesu D Jr . 6-3 181 Philadelphia, Pa . YSC Academy 4 Samuel Ovensen D Fr 6-1 173 San Bernardino, Calif Fossil Ridge 5 Sebastián Vainstein M Fr 5-8 158 Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina Club Atletico Boca 6 Andrew Privett M Sr 6-1 180 Fallston, Md McDonogh School 7 Liam Butts F Sr 6-1 185 Lawrenceville, Ga Grayson 8 Peter Mangione F/M Jr . 5-10 170 Hunt Valley, Md Dulaney 9 Atem Kato F So 5-11 149 Kapenguria, Kenya Portland 10 Seth Kuhn M Gr 5-11 159 Wyomissing, Pa YSC Academy (Duke) 12 Sean Bettenhausen M So 5-10 167 Media, Pa . Malvern Prep 13 Kaleb Alva D Fr 5-8 155 Montverde, Fla Montverde Academy 14 Michael Gaines D Sr 6-0 181 Oxon Hill, Md Gonzaga College Prep 15 Cohen Weaver M Fr 5-7 143 Elizabethtown, Pa Elizabethtown Area 16 Quentin Flowers D/M Fr 5-8 156 Nashville, Tenn Pickerington North 17 Tyger Evans D Jr 5-7 151 Harrisburg, Pa YSC Academy 18 Alex Stevenson D Sr 5-9 171 Bel Air, Md C Milton Wright 20 Ben Liscum M So 6-0 180 Lewisburg, Pa Lewisburg Area 21 Kyle May M Sr . 5-11 185 Lebanon, Pa Cedar Crest 22 Van Danielson M So 5-10 172 Columbia, Md Mount Saint Joseph 23 Jalen Watson D Sr 5-11 164 Toronto, Ontario, Canada University Hill Secondary 24 Ben Ofori D Fr 5-10 173 Hopewell Junction, N Y Edgenuity Academy 25 Olu Ogunwale D Fifth 5-8 153 East Brunswick, N J YSC Academy 27 Owen Elliott GK R-Jr 6-1 162 Philadelphia, Pa Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 30 Ryan Aiken GK Fr 6-2 195 Orinda, Calif De La Salle High School Head Coach: Jeff Cook (Bates College ’89), Fifth Season Associate Head Coach: Greg Dalby (Notre Dame ’07), Fifth Season Assistant Coach: Clint Long (Cal State Stanislaus ’14), Third Season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Owen Griffith (Penn State ‘14), First Season Director of Player Development: Callum Pritchatt (Penn State ’20), Second Season Director of Operations: Kate Deakins (Northern Iowa ’17, ’19), Fourth Season ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name 30 Ryan Aiken 13 Kaleb Alva 28 Femi Awodesu 12 Sean Bettenhausen 7 Liam Butts 22 Van Danielson 9 Atem Kato 27 Owen Elliott 17 Tyger Evans 16 Quentin Flowers 14 Michael Gaines 10 Seth Kuhn 20 Ben Liscum 8 Peter Mangione 21 Kyle May 24 Ben Ofori 25 Olu Ogunwale 4 Samuel Ovensen 0 Christopher Palacios 6 Andrew Privett 1 Kris Shakes 18 Alex Stevenson 5 Sebastián Vainstein 23 Jalen Watson 15 Cohen Weaver PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Obafemi Awodesu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AH-woo-DAY-suOh-ba-femi Sean BettenhausenShawn Bet-in-howse-in Tyger Evans Tiger Seth Kuhn KOON Ben Liscum Liss-come Peter Mangione Man-gee-oh-knee Callum Pritchatt Prit-CHAT Andrew Privett Priv-IT LIONS BY ELIGIBILITY COVID Eligibility (1): Ogunwale (Fifth) Graduate (2): Kuhn, Palacios Seniors (7): Butts, Gaines, May, Privett, Shakes, Stevenson, Watson Redshirt Junior (1): Elliott Juniors (3): Awodesu, Evans, Mangione Sophomores (2): Bettenhausen, Kato Redshirt Freshmen (2): Danielson, Liscum Freshmen (7): Aiken, Alva, Flowers, Ofori, Ovenson, Vainstein, Weaver
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The team also finished ranked No 24 in the final rankings from United Soccer Coaches It marked the first time since at least 1996 with three consecutive top-25 finishes In an unprecedented 2020 season postponed and played in spring 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Cook kept the Nittany Lions prepared as the team continued to grow its presence in the national spotlight Cook’s squad finished with a 9-2-2 overall record and a 6-1-1 record in Big Ten Conference play for their second-straight runner-up finish
The Nittany Lions advanced to their first Big Ten Tournament championship game since 2011, narrowly losing the title to Indiana on penalty kicks Penn State then earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament for its second consecutive appearance, eventually defeating UMass in the second round, 4-1, to advance to its first Sweet Sixteen since 2013
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The roster for the 2019-20 school year earned a Team Academic Award from United Soccer Coaches for the second-straight year under Cook’s tutelage and 10th all-time In his first season at Penn State in 2018, Cook led the Nittany Lions to a 6-9-2 record and a 3-3-2 record in Big Ten play The Nittany Lion defense posted six clean sheets in 2018, the most since the 2015 season Cook coached junior midfielder Aaron Molloy to second team All-Big Ten honors as well as third team All-North Region honors from United Soccer Coaches
Offensively, the Nittany Lions scored 28 goals in the shortened season for an average 2 15 per game, a mark that was first in the conference and 13th nationally The team concluded the 202021 season ranked No 11, the program’s highest final-season ranking since 2005 Cook coached redshirt senior midfielder Pierre Reedy and junior forward Danny Bloyou to third team All-America status in 2020-21, as well as first team All-Big Ten honors Reedy was also named a Big Ten Medal of Honor recipient, the conference’s most exclusive award Cook also helped redshirt senior defender Brandon Hackenberg to his second-straight first team All-Big Ten nod while Hackenberg was drafted 22nd overall in the first round of the 2021 MLS SuperDraft to Orlando City SC
The Nittany Lions’ Big Ten Tournament title was the program’s first since 2005 after advancing to their second-straight title game for the first time since 2010-11 The defense shut out every team in the three games en route to the trophy, while the offense outscored opponents 7-0 for the largest goal margin in tournament history
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The 2018 roster saw success academically with a cumulative 3 32 team grade-point average in the fall semester under Cook, the top men’s team GPA at Penn State Cook came to Happy Valley with 27 years of coaching experience, including the previous four-plus years coaching professionally with the Philadelphia Union Academy and Bethlehem Steel FC
The Nittany Lions captured both the Big Ten Regular Season and Big Ten Tournament championship crowns and advanced to their third-straight NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1993-95 For that, Cook was named the 2021 Big Ten Coach of the Year, and the staff earned 2021 United Soccer Coaches North Region Staff of the Year nods
In the classroom, the 2020-21 roster saw a program-record 19 student-athletes earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Reedy, Hackenberg and junior midfielder Seth Kuhn all earned Scholar All-America accolades from United Soccer Coaches, a first for the program since 2004 Reedy was also named as a CoSIDA First Team Academic All-American, the program’s first since Cook2009 started to bring the Nittany Lions back into the national spotlight during the 2019 season with a 12-4-3 overall record and a second-place 6-1-1 Big Ten Conference record
Cook coached sophomore Peter Mangione to earn Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year honors, the program’s first conference Offensive Player of the Year nod since Connor Maloney in 2014 It marks the second Big Ten Player of the Year honor under Cook’s tutelage, joining Aaron Molloy’s Midfielder of the Year award in 2019 Four other players earned AllBig Ten honors, including redshirt senior defender Brandon Hackenberg’s third consecutive first-team nod to become the first defender in program history to do so .
Penn State made its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2014 and earned a first-round bye with a No . 15 national seeding
The team concluded the 2019 season ranked No 18, the first final-season ranking since 2013 Cook led senior midfielder Aaron Molloy to an outstanding final collegiate season in 2019 Molloy was named Big Ten Midfielder of the Year, first team All-Big Ten, second team All-American, and MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalist He was then drafted 16th overall in the first round of the 2020 MLS SuperDraft to the Portland Timbers Cook also coached freshman forward Liam Butts and redshirt junior Brandon Hackenberg to first team AllBig Ten honors .
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’89 Bringing more than 25 years of collegiate and professional coaching success to Penn State, Jeff Cook enters his fifth year at the helm of the storied men’s soccer program in 2022 He was named the 12th head coach in program history on Jan 2, 2018 As a collegiate head coach, Cook has led his teams to 11 NCAA Tournament appearances and six conference championship titles He has coached 74 all-conference selections, seven AllAmericans, and eight Scholar All-Americans Cook picked up his 200th career win as a collegiate head coach on Feb 23, 2021 as the Nittany Lions defeated Rutgers, 2-1, on the road He now holds a career record of 220-160-57 ( 569) Cook led Penn State to an historic season in 2021 on the back heels of a successful spring campaign played during the COVID-19 pandemic .
MEN’S SOCCER A native of Springfield, Mass , Cook was recruited by the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer (MLS) in April 2013 to assist in running its youth development program, with the goal of producing homegrown professional soccer players While at the Union, Cook also served as the first assistant coach of the Union’s United Soccer League (USL) affiliate and development team, Bethlehem Steel FC, and as the head coach of the U-19 Union Academy team As the first assistant coach with Bethlehem Steel FC, Cook was responsible for match preparations, designing and executing training sessions, video analysis and coordinating player movement between the U S Soccer Development Academy, the USL squad and the Union first team Cook was instrumental in the development of the club’s first two “homegrown players” since the founding of the full-time academy program .
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The 1997 Conference USA Coach of the Year, Cook had three selections on the C-USA All-Freshman Team, which included two-time All-American and Cincinnati Athletics Hall of Fame inductee Andrew Kean Academic excellence was a focus for Cook and his Bearcat program as he also developed Cincinnati’s first NSCAA ScholarAthlete All-American A graduate of Bates College, Cook began his coaching career as an assistant coach at the University of Massachusetts He then led Wheaton College as head coach from 1991-93, posting records of 13-6-1 and 12-6-2 his last two seasons and earning ECAC Tournament berths Cook served as a Dartmouth assistant coach in 1994-95 before matriculating to Cincinnati as head coach Cook and his wife, Christina, have two sons, Liam, who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2019, and Kieron, who is a junior at Penn State Wheaton (MA) (D-III) 31-22-5; Cincinnati (D-1) 43-42-13;
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As the club’s U-19 head coach, Cook guided the squad to the 2016-17 USSDA Atlantic Division title and a third-place finish in the national standings Cook was also the head coach of the club’s U-17 squad that finished second in the 2015-16 national standings and qualified for the Elite stage of the MLS Youth Cup that Priorseasontocoaching professionally, Cook spent 17 years as a Division I head coach, leading Dartmouth College for 12 seasons (2001-12), in addition to five years as the head coach at the University of Cincinnati (1996-2000) Cook directed Dartmouth to five Ivy League Championships (2002, ’04, ’05, ’08, ’11) and seven NCAA Tournament appearances, advancing to the Sweet Sixteen in 2008 and 2010 The Big Green were among only 12 programs nationally to qualify for five consecutive NCAA Tournaments and earned No 16 national seeds in 2005 and 2008 Cook led the coaching and development of 53 All-Ivy players, two All-Americans and a trio of Scholar-Athlete All-Americans at Dartmouth He also directed the men’s soccer studentathletes to numerous academic achievements, including earning the National Soccer Coaches Association of America’s Team Academic Achievement Award for five consecutive seasons and seeing the Big Green lead all the Division I programs one year with a 3 46 GPA
From 1996-2000, Cook served as the head coach at Cincinnati, guiding the Bearcats to their first NCAA Tournament berth in 1998 and posting the program’s most wins since 1989 (12) That season, Cincinnati upset top-ranked SMU and went 5-1 in its last six regular-season matches
.505) 1996 7-12-3 386 1997 7-8-3 472 1998 11-5-3 658 NCAA Tournament First Rd 1999 11-8-1 575 2000 7-9-3 447 At Dartmouth (D-1) (12 Seasons; 106-74-31; .576) 2001 7-7-2 500 2002 9-7-1 559 Ivy League Champions 2003 6-9-2 412 2004 7-3-7 618 Ivy League Champions NCAA Tournament First Rd 2005 10-3-5 694 Ivy League Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA Tournament Second Rd . 2006 6-8-3 441 2007 11-4-3 694 NCAA Tournament First Rd 2008 11-6-2 632 Ivy League Champions NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 2009 10-7-1 583 NCAA Tournament First Rd 2010 12-7-1 625 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 2011 8-6-4 556 Ivy League Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA Tournament First Rd . 2012 9-7-0 563 At Penn State (D-1) (4 Seasons; 40-22-8; .629) 2018 6-9-2 412 2019 12-4-3 711 NCAA Tournament Second Rd 2020-21 9-2-2 769 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 2021 13-7-1 643 NCAA Tournament Second Rd, 8 Scholar-Athlete All-Americans 11 NCAA Tournament Appearances 6 Conference Championships 7 All-Americans 74 All-Conference Selections
to Happy Valley after being the lead assistant coach at Davidson College from 2015-17 At Davidson, Dalby was responsible for recruiting and talent development among a wide range of other duties Prior to his time at Davidson, Dalby served as the assistant coach of his alma mater, Notre Dame, where he helped the squad to a 2013 NCAA Championship as well as a 2012 Big East Tournament Championship and back-toback ACC regular-season championships in 2013 and Dalby2014 spent seven years as a professional soccer player, starting his career in the Belgian Premiere League at Royal Club Sporting Charleroi before moving on to the Colorado Rapids Major League Soccer Club where he played for two seasons Dalby closed his professional career at the Charlotte Eagles where he spent two seasons as co-captain Throughout his time in professional soccer, Dalby served on the U S Soccer Athlete Council where he contributed to the drafting and implementation of new legislature to benefit the AsathletesanNCAA student-athlete, Dalby played four years at Notre Dame where he was a two-year team captain, leading the Fighting Irish to back-to-back Big East regular-season championships in 2003 and 2004 Dalby was a NSCAA first-team All-American as well as a MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist in 2005 and 2006 He was also named Big East Midfielder of the Year and garnered first-team All-Big East honors twice Dalby earned Big East Academic All-Star team honors for three seasons and was captain of the United States U-20 men’s national team in the FIFA Youth World Cup in 2005 Dalby served as the men’s soccer Student-Athlete Advisory Council representative and was awarded Notre Dame’s prestigious Byron V Kanaley Award, recognizing senior athletes who excelled as both students and Dalbyleadersand his wife, Stacey, have three children, Addilynn, Miles and Brayden
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Dalby coached midfielders Andrew Privett, Pierre Reedy and Seth Kuhn to All-Big Ten Second Team honors, while also helping striker/midfielder Peter Mangione, the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year Dalby and the staff were named the 2021 United Soccer Coaches North Region Staff of the Year
Greg Dalby enters his fifth season on the men’s soccer staff in 2022 after being hired by head coach Jeff Cook in February 2018 Dalby was promoted to Associate Head Coach in February 2020 after serving as an assistant coach for the previous two seasons
At Penn State, Dalby helps with all aspects of the program including, but not limited to: recruiting, session planning, individual player development, form management and camp planning In 2021, Dalby helped continue the momentum and success the team had from the spring COVID season into an historic fall by leading the Nittany Lions to a Big Ten “double”, capturing the regular season title for the first time since 2013 and the tournament crown for the first time since 2005 Penn State also advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third-straight season for the first time since 1993-95
In his first season as associate head coach and his third season overall, Dalby once again guided Penn State to a runner-up finish in the Big Ten and its second-straight NCAA Tournament appearance and first Sweet Sixteen since Dalby2013coached
midfielders Pierre Reedy and Seth Kuhn to All-Big Ten honors on the first team and second team, respectively He also helped Reedy and forward Danny Bloyou to Third Team All-America status
Under Dalby’s guidance, the Nittany Lion offense in 2020-21 scored 28 goals in a shortened season for an average 2 15 per game, a mark that was first in the conference and 13th nationally In 2019, Dalby helped lead the Nittany Lions to their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2014 after a 12-3-3 regular-season record He assisted in coaching senior Aaron Molloy to be Big Ten Midfielder of the Year, First Team All-Big Ten, Second Team All-American, and Mac Hermann Trophy DalbySemifinalistcame
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The defense had five shutouts and a 1 14 goals against average in 2019
Long also assisted backline veteran Brandon Hackenberg to his third-straight first team All-Big Ten honor, the first Nittany Lion defender to ever garner three first-team nods in his career
The Cardinals were the OAC Tournament Champions and finished conference play with an undefeated record The Otterbein staff was named the Great Lakes Regional Staff of the Year while leading the team to a NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen appearance Long also had coaching stops at his alma mater, Cal State Stanislaus, as the women’s soccer assistant coach, UC-Merced as an assistant men’s soccer coach, and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University as an assistant/ interim head men’s soccer coach
As a student-athlete, Long played at California State University Stanislaus from 2012-14 He was a three-time team captain, leading the Warriors to a 2012 CCAA Championship, the first and only in school history, as well as an NCAA Tournament appearance Long was also the 2012 Cal State Stanislaus Newcomer of the Year
In addition, Long helps with all aspects of the program including, but not limited to: recruiting, session planning, individual player development, camp planning, and Nike gear ordering and management Long helped Penn State to a historic 2021 campaign as the Nittany Lions captured both the Big Ten regular season and tournament crowns He and the staff were named the 2021 United Soccer Coaches North Region Staff of the Year .
Clint Long enters his third season as a men’s soccer assistant coach in 2022 after being hired by head coach Jeff Cook in March 2020 Long is specifically in charge of the Nittany Lion goalkeepers and works closely with the team’s defending unit .
Long also assisted in the development of three first team Pac-12 All-Conference players in 2019, the Pac12 Freshman of the Year in 2018, and two 2018 MLS SuperDraft picks
Prior to Oregon State, Long spent the 2017 season as an assistant coach at Otterbein University in Ohio The Cardinals finished the season ranked 11th nationally in NCAA Division III, riding a 17-game win streak to finish with a 19-3 record Long coached the goalkeepers and the defense to 11 shutouts in 2017 and a 0 82 goals against average on the year He helped develop one All-American, four allregion players, the OAC Defender of the Year, seven allconference honorees, and six All-Ohio Team players
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During the title run, Long coached the backline and junior goalkeeper Kris Shakes to four-straight shutouts to raise both trophies in Happy Valley Penn State’s 7-0 goal margin in the Big Ten Tournament was the largest margin in tournament history The Nittany Lions’ 3-0 shutout of Indiana in the championship match also marked the first time since 2008 a team has shut out the Hoosiers in a conference tournament
In his first season with the Nittany Lions, Long guided sophomore goalkeeper Kris Shakes to a second team All-Big Ten honor and a Big Ten Co-Defensive Player of the Week nod during the unprecedented spring 2021 season Shakes held a 0 96 goals-against average during conference play with a 793 save percentage, along with three clean sheets . He finished with the second-best save percentage in the league and one that stood top 50 Longnationallyalso assisted in backline leader Brandon Hackenberg’s second-straight first team All-Big Ten plaudit, and helped coach and develop two Third Team All-Americans in 2020-21 in midfielder Pierre Reedy and forward Danny Bloyou Long matriculated to Penn State from Oregon State where he was an assistant coach for the Beavers during the 2018 and 2019 seasons The Beavers finished backto-back seasons with Long on staff with winning records for the first time since 2002-03 . He managed all aspects of goalkeeping at Oregon State and helped the defensive unit by planning and executing training curriculum The Beavers posted four shutouts during the 2018 season with a 1 12 goals against average
Long totaled 5,096 minutes as the Warriors’ goalkeeper, second most in program history He held a career 788 save percentage and posted 14 shutouts from 2012-14, both second most in the school record books Long also holds the Cal State Stanislaus single-season records for goals against average (0 83) and saves (98) as well as the record for career wins in net with 26 He also spent two seasons at Oregon State as a Aftergoalkeepercollege he had playing stints for PDL clubs Midland Odessa Sockers and Fresno Fuego before advancing to the USL with the Sacramento Republic Long earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from Cal State Stanislaus in 2014 Long and his wife, Allison, reside in State College
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Pritchatt helps with all aspects of the program including: session planning, individual player development, opposition scouting, video analysis and breakdown, recruiting, camp planning and team logistics He also assists in selecting and purchasing team apparel and equipment, budget operations, scholarship planning, and overall management and organization of the team’s email inbox
Prior to Penn State, Pritchatt competed for West Bromwich Albion in England from 2012-2017 . During his time, Pritchatt appeared for every age group in the academy before making several appearances for the reserve team, and two first team appearances in the EFL Ascupa student-athlete, Pritchatt played in 59 career games for the Nittany Lions in midfield from 2017-20 He scored four goals and added seven assists, including leading the team in back-to-back seasons (2017-18) in assists Pritchatt graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Recreation, Park and Tourism Management from Penn State with a minor in Sports Studies in December 2020 and graduated with a master’s in Higher Education with an Emphasis on Coaching in December 2021
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Griffith signed with Eastern Suburbs AFC of New Zealand’s Northern Premier League, helping them win both the Northern Premier League and the Chatham Cup during his stint . Griffith joined then-head coach Bob Warming’s coaching staff as the volunteer assistant coach upon graduating and in his fourth season, was promoted to director of operations After leaving Penn State, he spent a year as an assistant coach at the University of Denver in 2019 In the spring of 2020 Griffith returned to Happy Valley to begin his research and obtain his master’s degree by December of 2021 He will continue his research into concussion and athletic performance during is PhD studies while working on Coach Cook’s staff
After a successful playing career as a Nittany Lion midfielder, Callum Pritchatt joined the Penn State men’s soccer staff in August 2021 as Volunteer Assistant and was promoted to Director of Player Development in June 2022 .
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In his first season on the staff in 2021, Pritchatt assisted the team to both the 2021 Big Ten regular season and tournament titles Penn State also advanced to its thirdstraight NCAA Tournament for the first time since 199395 The staff was named the United Soccer Coaches North Region Staff of the Year for the historic season Alongside his coaching commitments with the Nittany Lions, Pritchatt is also the Technical Director of Celtic Soccer Club based in State College Pritchatt is responsible for all aspects of the club’s logistics, philosophy, and teams and players development .
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Former player and coaching staff member Owen Griffith returned to Happy Valley as the volunteer assistant Coach in summer of 2022 Griffith graduated from Penn State in 2014 as a threetime captain who appeared in 77 career matches He led the Nittany Lions to two consecutive Big Ten titles in 2012 and 2013, two NCAA tournament appearances and a trip to the Sweet 16 in 2013 The Lewisburg, Pa native was a three-time All-Big Ten honoree while also earning Academic All-Big Ten honors In his senior season, Griffith was named a 2014 Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch and earned Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week
10 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER SUPPORT STAFF KATE DEAKINS DIRECTOR PLAYEROPERATIONSOFANDCARE THIRD NORTHERNSEASONIOWA ’17, ’19 DAVID KEELER ATHLETIC TRAINER ADAM GAHM ENHANCEMENTPERFORMANCE COACH LYNN HOLLERAN DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF MEN’SATHLETICSSOCCER ADMINISTRATORSPORT JULIA BERETTA ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONSSTRATEGIC REBECCA PLESCIA DIRECTOR OF MARKETING BRIAN BICKMORE EQUIPMENT MANAGER
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CAREER NOTES & RECORDS
Season: 2021: Named Offensive Player of the Tournament after recording five points in three games to help Nittany Lions to first Big Ten Tournament crown since 2005 Earned second team All-Big Ten honors for second-straight season Led Penn State in assists (8) 2020-21: Earned second team AllBig Ten honors Named United Soccer Coaches Second Team Scholar All-American Garnered second-team All-North Region accolades from United Soccer Coaches
2020-21 • JUNIOR SEASON Awards: Earned second-team All-Big Ten honors Garnered second-team All-North Region accolades from United Soccer Coaches Named United Soccer Coaches Second Team Scholar All-American Named to United Soccer Coaches Scholar AllRegion Team Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Season: Played and started all 13 games as leader of central midfield Scored career-high two goals Added four assists for eight total points Considered an honorable mention on Top Drawer Soccer’s Team of the Week after the opening week of play (2/15-21) Totaled 1,169 minutes on the pitch, secondhighest total on team Rutgers (3/15): Scored first goal of season on free kick right outside the top of the 18 Added assist on Pierre Reedy’s eventual game-winning goal for single-game career-high three points Took season-high five shots Ohio State (3/23): Had assist on Peter Mangione’s game-winning goal Contributed to Nittany Lions’ second-straight shutout Michigan (4/14): Recorded one assist on fourth goal of game in the final minutes Had two shots, both on goal at Indiana (4/17): Registered assist on Liam Butts’ game-tying goal in the second half to force overtime in Big Ten Tournament championship game Totaled three shots vs UMass (5/2): Scored insurance goal for Nittany Lions in first half of second round action Recorded first NCAA Tournment points of career
: Played and started all 21 games as leader of central midfield…Had breakout season offensively, recording a careerhigh 18 total points on career bests of five goals and a teamhigh eight assists…Had three game-winning goals, all leading to the Nittany Lions capturing the elusive Big Ten “double”…Had two multi-assist games and one multi-goal performance…Was team vice captain with Peter Mangione…Considered top-100 upperclassmen (No 58) by Top Drawer Soccer…Totaled 1,780 minutes on the pitch, third most on team Rankings: Was Big Ten leader with eight total assists, a mark that finished 32nd nationally…Averaged 0 38 assists per game, third best in Big Ten and 86th in nation…Finished fourth in league and 49th nationally with three game-winning goals Syracuse (8/29): Notched two assists in 3-0 route of the Orange for first multi-assist game of the season American (9/6): Had his second two-assist game of the year in comeback victory against the Eagles Northwestern (9/17): Took seasonhigh six shots…Controlled midfield in Nittany Lions’ second-half comeback for first conference win at Akron (10/13): Assisted Dax Hoffman’s first career goal in near comeback against the Zips at Ohio State (10/22): Recorded assist via corner kick on Andrew Privett’s goal as comeback attempt fell just short in second consecutive game No 7 Maryland (10/26): Scored game-tying goal and assisted on overtime game-winner in Nittany Lions’ come-from-behind win over the Terps…Started streak of five goals in five games to keep Penn State in regular season title hunt and into Big Ten Tournament run at Wisconsin (10/31): Scored two spectacular goals en route to 2-0 victory in Madison and the 2021 Big Ten Regular Season title…Had second goal that was bender to back post end up as No 7 on ESPN SportsCenter Top 10 plays Michigan (11/10): Scored another special goal, the eventual game-winner, off a set piece to put Penn State up early in the first half of Big Ten Tournament semifinal match…Led Nittany Lions to second-straight Big Ten Tournament championship game for first time since 2010-11 No 17 Indiana (11/14): Scored game-opening goal for secondstraight eventual game-winner…Assisted on third insurance goal in Penn State’s 3-0 rout of Hoosiers to lead Nittany Lions to first Big Ten Tournament championship trophy since 2005…Was named Offensive Player of the Tournament for after recording five points in three games
Career: Has played in 71 collegiate games with 59 starts in midfield at Duke and now as a Nittany Lion Has eight career goals and 19 assists for 35 total points Drafted 73rd overall by New York Red Bulls in the 2022 MLS SuperDraft
2021 • SENIOR SEASON Awards: Named Offensive Player of the Tournament after recording five points in three games of the Big Ten Tournament to lead Nittany Lions to first title since 2005…Named to AllBig Ten Second Team…Earned spot on Big Ten All-Tournament Team…Garnered second team All-North Region accolades from United Soccer Coaches…Earned First Team Scholar All-East Region honors from United Soccer Coaches…Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for second-straight season
Season
PRIOR TO COLLEGE Played three seasons with the PA Classics and four seasons with Philadelphia Union Academy under Jeff Cook…Attended YSC Academy in Wayne, Pennsylvania PERSONAL Son of Ted and Jill Kuhn…Has two brothers, Austin and Ben, and two sisters, Cassidy and Grace…Mother, Jill, played field hockey at Mount St Mary’s…Brother, Austin, played soccer at Penn (2014-17)…Sister, Cassidy, runs cross country at the University of San Diego (2016-20)…Majoring in communication arts sciences
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CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • Big Ten Offensive Player of the Tounrament • Second Team All-Big Ten 2020-21 • Second Team All-Big Ten • United Soccer Coaches All-North Region Second Team • UnitedSoccerCoachesSecondTeamScholarAll-American • United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-Region Team • 2020-21 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar • Academic All-Big Ten CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2018* 18 7 0 2 2 12 000 2 167 0 0-0 890 2019 19 18 1 5 7 22 045 9 409 1 0-0 1333 2020-21 13 13 2 4 8 17 118 5 294 0 0-0 1169 2021 21 21 5 8 18 39 128 17 436 3 0-0 1780 Total 71 59 8 19 35 90 .089 33 .367 4 0-0 5172 2022 NITTANY LIONS
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PRIOR TO PENN STATE
2018 • DUKE Spent rookie season at Duke Helped Blue Devils to a 11-72 record and NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance…Made seven starts and played in all 18 matches…Had two assists Named to Top Drawer Soccer’s 2018 Preseason Freshman Team
2019 • SOPHOMORE SEASON Season: Played in all 19 games with 18 starts in midfield…Scored first career goal against Villanova (9/13)…Added five assists, second most on team, for seven total points…Had one multiassist game…Totaled 1,333 minutes on the pitch No 5 Stanford (8/30): Made Penn State debut at Stetson (9/8): Tallied first assist of season…Contributed to Nittany Lions’ first shutout of season Villanova (9/13): Scored first career goal… Had first career game-winning goal in 1-0 shutout…Recorded season-high three shots at Ohio State (9/21): Had the assist on Liam Butts’ game-winning goal in overtime…Took two shots Northwestern (10/12): Matched season high with three shots at Rutgers (11/3): Took the corner kick in overtime that led to Christian Sload’s game-winning goal in the regular-season finale…Matched season high with three shots Wisconsin (11/10): Recorded season-high two assists in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal game…Was first-career multi-assist game No 21 Providence (11/24): Made second career NCAA Tournament appearance (first with Duke – 2018)
in economics and a minor in environmental sciences Pursuing a masters in biorenewable systems CAREER ACCOLADES 2017* • Second Team All-Ivy League * - at Dartmouth
PERSONAL Son of Alex and Caitlin Palacios Has two siblings, an older sister, Rebecca, and a younger brother, Matthew Father, Alex, played soccer at Bates College Mother, Caitlin, played tennis at Bates College Sister, Rebecca, played soccer at Middlebury College from Dartmouth in May 2021 a degree
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13 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 2022 NITTANY LIONS CHRISTOPHER PALACIOS GRADUATE STUDENT DartmouthWashington-LeeWashington,GOALKEEPERD.C. 0 CAREER STATS Year GP GS Mins. GA GAA Saves Save% W L T SHO 2017* 16 15 1459:13 9 0 56 31 775 11 2 2 10 2018* 11 10 905:55 12 1 .19 37 755 5 3 2 1 2019* DNP 2020-21* DNP^ 2021 DNP Total 27 25 2365:08 21 0.80 68 .764 16 5 4 11 *at Dartmouth 2021 • GRADUATE SEASON Did not see action PRIOR TO PENN STATE 2017-20 • DARTMOUTH Was four-year team member at Dartmouth Led Big Green to Ivy League Championship in 2017 and the No 15 overall seed in the 2017 NCAA Tournament Earned second team All-Ivy League honors in 2017 Held an impressive 0 56 goals-against average as a rookie in 2017 Recorded a 11-2-2 record in net in 2017 with 10 shutouts and a 775 save percentage PRIOR TO COLLEGE Played high school soccer at Washington-Lee High School in Arlington, Virginia Was part of No 1 ranked high school team in Virginia by the Washington Post in 2016 Helped Generals to 2016 Virginia 6A title Named 2017 Arlington High School Boys Soccer Sportsman of the Year
Took team-high 21 shots on goal for 0 500 shots-on-goal 1,362 minutes on the pitch Finished third in league and 63rd nationally in shot accuracy with 0 500 shots-on-goal percentage
Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for secondstraight season Season: Played in all 21 games and started 17 as striker… Scored four goals…Added one assist for nine total points…Had one multi-goal game…Recorded two game-winning goals…
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FRESHMAN SEASON
2020-21
Season: Played in all 19 games with 16 starts as a striker…Tied team-high with nine goals…Added one assist for 19 total points… Took 14 shots on goal for a 0 560 shots-on-goal percentage… Had five game-winning goals, a team high…Had two multi-goal performances…Considered a top-15 freshman player by Top Drawer Soccer (No 12)…Totaled 996 minutes on the pitch
Rankings:
Rankings: Netted five game-winning goals, most in Big Ten Conference and 16th nationally…Scored nine total goals, second most in the conference and 55th in the nation…Had 19 total points, third most in the conference and 94th nationally No 5 Stanford (8/30): Made collegiate debut with first career start…Took first career shot at Stony Brook (9/2): Recorded then-season high three shots at Ohio State (9/21): Netted game-winning goal in overtime for Penn State’s first conference win of season…Was first career goal at Michigan State (10/1): Scored two goals in 3-0 shutout of Michigan State, the first being the game-winner…Had first career multi-goal game…Recorded career-high four points Northwestern (10/12): Had second multi-goal performance of season…Scored game-winner in overtime…Matched career-high four points Pittsburgh (10/15): Netted game-winning goal Appalachian State (10/25): Scored game-winning goal at Rutgers (11/3): Scored game-tying goal with about five minutes left in regulation…Recorded careerhigh four shots Wisconsin (11/10): Scored one goal in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal game…Added one assist, first of his career No 21 Providence (11/24): Made NCAA Tournament debut in start PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played five seasons for GSA 01 Phoenix in the Southern Regional Premier League (2010-15)…Won two state championships (2013, 2014) and one regional title (2013)…Earned Best XI honors during the 2015 US Youth Soccer Championships…Moved on to play three seasons with the Atlanta United FC in the U S Soccer Development Academy (2016-19)…Helped win a national title in 2016-17…Attended Grayson High School in Loganville, Georgia… Played one season at Grayson Scored 12 goals for Rams in 2016 and earned 6A first-team all-region honors
PERSONAL Son of Cheryl and Sule Butts…Has one younger sister, Njeri… Majoring in kinesiology
2019 •
Awards: Named to MAC Hermann Trophy Preseason Watch List Garnered Big Ten preseason recognition Earned Academic AllBig Ten honors Named 2020-21 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Season: Played in 10 games with four starts as a striker Scored two goals Added one assist for five total points Michigan State (2/27): Took two shots Rutgers (3/15): Recorded assist on game-opening goal Registered two shots on goal Ohio State (4/10): Returned to pitch as substitute after missing time due to injury Michigan (4/14): Scored extra insurance goal with two minutes left in Big Ten Tournament semifinals to send Nittany Lions to championship game at No 3 Indiana (4/17): Scored game-tying goal in Big Ten Tournament championship with less than 10 minutes remaining in regulation to force overtime with the Hoosiers Took season-high three shots with two on goal
Awards: Earned United Soccer Coaches All-North Region second-team honors…Named a first-team All-Big Ten honoree… Named to the Big-Ten All-Freshman Team…Named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (10/15)
percentage…Totaled
14 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2022 NITTANY LIONS LIAM BUTTS SENIOR Lawrenceville,FORWARD Ga. Grayson 7 2021 • JUNIOR SEASON Awards:
Took two shots on goal at Penn (9/10): Recorded eventual game-winning goal in 81st minute to lead Penn State to comeback road victory Northwestern (9/17): Scored a brace in just five minutes to open second half as Nittany Lions captured win in Big Ten opener…Registered season-high four points at Michigan State (10/1): Recorded season-high five shots on goal as Nittany Lions totaled 20 shots in second half with a manup No 7 Maryland (10/26): Took three shots on goal to help pace Nittany Lions offensively in comeback overtime victory Michigan State (11/7): Had assist on Peter Mangione’s eventual game-winning goal just 25 seconds in to Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal match after initial shot was saved at the near post Michigan (11/10): Took three shots with two on goal to help Penn State advance to second-straight Big Ten Tournament championship match
George Mason (8/26): Scored game-opening goal in Nittany Lions’ 1-1 early-end draw against Patriots in season opener…
15 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 2022 NITTANY LIONS LIAM BUTTS SENIOR Lawrenceville,FORWARD Ga. Grayson 7 CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • Academic All-Big Ten 2020-21 • MAC Hermann Trophy Preseason Watch List • Big Ten Preseason Honors • 2020-21 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar • Academic All-Big Ten 2019 • First Team All-Big Ten • United Soccer Coaches All-North Region Second Team • Big Ten All-Freshman Team • Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (10/15/19) CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2019 19 16 9 1 19 25 360 14 560 5 0-0 996 2020-21 10 4 2 1 5 15 133 9 600 0 0-0 475 2021 21 17 4 1 9 42 095 21 500 2 0-0 1362 Total 50 37 15 3 33 82 .183 23 .500 7 0-0 2833
career 2021 • JUNIOR
Took 13 shots on goal for a 0 464 shots-on-goal percentage…
Totaled 865 minutes on the pitch No 21 Maryland (2/19): Scored first goal of game Rutgers (3/15): Recorded one assist on game-opening goal Took season-high four shots with two on goal at No 3 Indiana (4/17): Registered assist on game-tying goal in Big Ten Tournament championship game to force overtime vs No 7 Georgetown (5/6): Made first NCAA Tournament start 2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON Season: Made appearances in all 19 games with five starts… Scored two goals…Added three assists for seven total points… Totaled 808 minutes on the pitch No 5 Stanford (8/30): Made collegiate debut with first career start…Recorded first career shot at Stony Brook (9/2): Recorded first career assist…Had one shot at Ohio State (9/21): Scored first career goal at Michigan State (10/1): Recorded second goal of season…Matched season-high two points Appalachian State (10/25): Registered career-high four shots… Had one assist at Rutgers (11/3): Matched season high with four shots Wisconsin (11/10): Recorded one assist in Big Ten tournament quarterfinal game
Totaled 1,395 minutes on the pitch
CAREER NOTES 2021: Had breakout season offensively Led team in points (22), goals (9) and added four assists, all career bests Named to All-Big Ten Second Team Garnered third team AllNorth Region accolades from United Soccer Coaches for first time in SEASON Awards: Named to All-Big Ten second team…Garnered third team All-North Region accolades from United Soccer Coaches… Earned Second Team Scholar All-East Region honors from United Soccer Coaches…Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for second-straight season Played in all 21 games with 17 starts in midfield…Had breakout season offensively, recording career-high 22 points on career bests of a team-high nine goals and four assists…Scored one game-winning goal against Maryland in overtime (10/26)…
CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2019 19 5 2 3 7 17 118 5 294 0 0-0 808 2020-21 13 11 1 2 4 16 063 4 250 0 0-0 865 2021 21 17 9 4 22 28 321 13 464 1 0-0 1395 Total 53 33 12 9 33 61 .197 22 .361 1 0-0 3068
PERSONAL
PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played six seasons with Baltimore Celtic 2000s in the U S Youth Soccer National League…Won back-to-back national championships (2017, 2018)…Attended McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Maryland…Played all four seasons of varsity soccer…Helped McDonogh School to two MIAA championships (2015, 2017)…Named second team All-State and first team AllMetro and All-MIAA during the 2017 season…Captained 2018 team, and scored 15 goals and added 12 assists…Earned a spot on Top Drawer Soccer Fall High School All-American Watch List and the USA Today American Family Insurance All-USA Preseason Boys Soccer Team (2018)
16 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2022 NITTANY LIONS ANDREW PRIVETT SENIOR McDonoghFallston,MIDFIELDMd.School 6 CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • All-Big Ten Second Team • Third Team All-North Region • Second Team Scholar All-East Region • Academic All-Big Ten 2020-21 • Academic All-Big Ten
Became tied for Big Ten Golden Boot race Michigan State (11/7): Recorded insurance goal in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal win Michigan (10/10): Scored second-straight insurance goal and fourth goal in five games to advance Nittany Lions to second consecutive Big Ten Tournament title game…Extended point streak to career-best five games Ended regular season and conference tournament leading league in goals with nine 2020-21 SOPHOMORE SEASON Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Season: Appeared in all 13 games with 11 starts Scored one goal Added two assists for four total points
Son of Shane and Kim Privett…Has an older sister, April… Majoring in supply chain and information systems
Rankings: Finished first in Big Ten and 37th nationally with nine total goals…Finished first in league and 58th in nation with 22 total points…Averaged 0 43 goals per game and 1 05 points per game for second and third in conference, respectively George Mason (8/26): Tallied an assist on Liam Butts’ goal in season opener Syracuse (8/29): Scored final insurance goal and first goal of season in Nittany Lions’ 3-0 shutout victory over Orange American (9/6): Recorded game-tying goal in win at Penn (9/10): Scored game-tying goal in second-straight game to help Penn State to first road victory . Northwestern (9/17): Had one assist in Big Ten opener…Recorded four shots with two on goal Villanova (9/21): Recorded season-high and single-game best three points with a goal and an assist Michigan (10/10): Scored first goal of game… Registered season-high five shots at Ohio State (10/22): Recorded only goal for Nittany Lions No 7 Maryland (10/26): Scored overtime winner off a direct free kick to lead Nittany Lions to 3-2 comeback victory…
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PRIOR TO PENN STATE Spent seven seasons with the PA Classics in the USSDA… Cedar Crest High School in Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Attended
CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2019 18 7 2 0 4 7 286 2 286 0 0-0 923 2020-21 9 7 0 0 0 6 0 000 3 500 0 0-0 537 2021 8 6 0 0 0 4 0 000 0 0 000 0 0-0 457 Total 35 20 2 0 4 17 .118 5 .294 0 0-0 1917 PERSONAL Son of Dena and Jamie Cascarino…Has four brothers…Mother, Dena, played field hockey at Old Dominion and Millersville… Stepfather, Jamie, played soccer and tennis at Lebanon Valley College…Majoring in telecommunications
2019 •
18 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2022 NITTANY LIONS KYLE MAY SENIOR CedarLebanon,MIDFIELDPa.Crest 21 2021 • JUNIOR SEASON Season: Appeared in eight games and made six starts at end of season after missing first month and a half of season due to injury…Played crucial minutes down the stretch to help Nittany Lions to Big Ten regular season and tournament champions at Akron (10/13): Made first start of season after missing start of season due to injury No 7 Maryland (10/26): Played season-high 82 minutes as central midfielder in Nittany Lions’ comeback 3-2 overtime win…Took season-high two shots at Wisconsin (10/31): Helped control pace of game in midfield to help Penn State to first Big Ten Regular Season title since 2013… Took one shot . No 17 Indiana (11/14): Contributed 59 minutes of play as starter as Nittany Lions dominated Hoosiers for first Big Ten Tournament crown since 2005
2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON Season: Appeared in nine games with seven starts as central Nomidfielder21Maryland (2/19): Contributed crucial minutes as starter in Nittany Lions’ season-opening win at Northwestern (3/19): Took season-high two shots, both on goal FRESHMAN SEASON Season: Appeared in 18 games and made seven starts at midfield…Scored two goals, including a crucial game-tying goal against No 17 Maryland (10/29)…Totaled 923 minutes on the Nopitch5 Stanford (8/30): Made collegiate debut…Took first career shot Northwestern (10/12): Made first career start in the midfield at Wisconsin (10/19): Recorded season-high two shots Appalachian State (10/25): Matched season high with two shots No 17 Maryland (10/29): Came off the bench in the first half and played all but 10 minutes the remainder of the game…Scored crucial game-tying goal in comeback overtime first career goal No 21 Providence (11/24): Made first career NCAA Tournament appearance…Scored one goal
Rankings: Finished second in league and 24th nationally with seven shutouts…Finished second in Big Ten and 43rd in nation with 65 total saves Syracuse (8/29): Made first start of season in net…Collected six saves en route to Nittany Lions’ first shutout of the season at Michigan State (10/1): Recorded shutout victory in first conference road match at No 22 Rutgers (10/05): Posted second-straight shutout in dominant takedown over ranked Scarlet Knights on the road Michigan (10/10): Fended off 17 shots by Wolverines and made three saves to keep Nittany Lions undefeated in Big Ten play No 7 Maryland (10/26): Made two massive saves after giving up two early goals in Nittany Lions’ 3-2 comeback overtime victory to keep team in regularseason hunt at Wisconsin (10/31): Earned fourth shutout of season as Penn State captured the 2021 Big Ten Regular Season title for first time since 2013 Michigan State (11/7): Made five saves in shutout victory over Spartans in quarterfinals of Big Ten Tournament Michigan (11/10): Stopped four shots in second consecutive shutout win in Big Ten Tournament play… Helped Nittany Lions advance to second-straight tournament championship match No 17 Indiana (11/14): Recorded six saves, including multiple massive saves in second half, to propel Nittany Lions to Big Ten Tournament title over Hoosiers for first time since 2005…Extended shutout streak to four games…
Season: 2019: Held a 0 691 goals-against average in 10 starts, sixth best in a single season at Penn State since 1970
2021 • JUNIOR SEASON Awards:
Career: Has 14 career shutouts
Named Defensive Player of the Tournament after posting shutouts in all three Big Ten Tournament games to lead Nittany Lions to first tournament title since 2005…Earned spot on Big Ten All-Tournament Team
2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON Awards: Earned second-team All-Big Ten honors Named Big Ten Co-Defensive Player of the Week after posting his thirdstraight shutout in net (3/30) Season: Played and started 11 games in between the pipes Held a 1 05 goals-against average and 0 782 save percentage Totaled 43 saves on the season Recorded three shutouts on the season in three consecutive games Made season-high seven saves in NCAA Tournament game against UMass (5/2) Had a 8-1-2 record in net Rankings: Finished second in the Big Ten and top 50 nationally (49) with a 0 782 save percentage Finished second in the league and 20th in the nation with 43 total saves No 21 Maryland (2/19): Made four saves en route to Nittany Lions’ season-opening win Rutgers (3/15): Returned to starter role in between the pipes after missing previous two games due to injury Recorded three saves at Northwestern (3/19): Posted first shutout of season in overtime road victory Ohio State (3/23): Registered second-straight shutout Tallied five saves, his season-high in a Big Ten Conference game Wisconsin (3/27): Posted third consecutive shutout at Maryland (3/31): Played all 110 minutes in net in double-overtime draw Made four saves, including a huge penalty kick save in the second half and another big save in the second overtime period to secure a point in conference play for Nittany Lions vs UMass (5/2): Made NCAA Tournament debut Tallied season-high seven saves, all in second half as Minutemen attempted comeback vs No 7 Georgetown (5/6): Recorded six saves 2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON Awards: Named to Big Ten All-Freshman Team Season: Played and started 10 games in between the pipes, splitting time with fellow goalkeeper Josh Levine…Held a 0 69 goals-against average and 0 851 save percentage, both top11 marks in the nation…Totaled 40 saves on the season…Made season-high 10 saves against Pittsburgh (10/15)…Had a 9-1-0 record in net…Considered a top-50 freshman player by Top Drawer Soccer (No 48)
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CAREER NOTES & RECORDS
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Rankings: Finished second in the Big Ten Conference and 11th in the nation with a 0 691 goals-against average…Finished first in the conference and second nationally with a 0 851 save atpercentageStonyBrook (9/2): Made collegiate debut in net…Led Nittany Lions to 4-1 win for first victory of season at Stetson (9/8): Recorded first career shutout…Had four saves Villanova (9/13): Recorded second-straight shutout Pittsburgh (10/15): Tallied season-high 10 saves at Wisconsin (10/19): Had three saves in first career Big Ten Conference game Appalachian State (10/25): Posted third shutout of season No 17 Maryland (10/29): Made six saves in comeback victory…Had four saves in second half to keep threatening Terrapins off the board at
Allowed no goals during Big Ten Tournament as Penn State’s seven-goal margin was best in tournament history
Season: Played and started 18 games in between the pipes… Held a 1 28 goals-against average and 739 save percentage… Totaled single-season best 65 saves…Collected seven shutouts, including four-straight to help clinch both the Big Ten regular season and tournament crowns…Held 12-6-0 record in net
Holds an impressive career record of 29-8-2 ( 769) in three seasons
20 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER KRIS SHAKES SENIOR YSCSunrise,GOALKEEPERFla.Academy 1 CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • Big Ten Defensive Player of the Tournament • Big Ten All-Tournament Team 2020-21 • Second Team All-Big Ten • Big Ten Co-Defensive Player of the Week (3/30/21) 2019 • Big Ten All-Freshman Team Rutgers (11/3): Had four saves in overtime win in regular-season finale Wisconsin (11/10): Recorded first career shutout in a Big Ten Tournament match, his fourth overall of the season…Made two saves PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played four seasons with the Philadelphia Union Academy in the USSDA league…Spent two years with the U S Youth National Team Ranked No 59 on Top Drawer Soccer’s top-150 players list…Attended YSC Academy in Wayne, Pennsylvania PERSONAL Son of Sandra Jackson and Carlton Shakes…Has an older sister, Kristina, who played soccer at Clemson (2013-17)…Majoring in journalism CAREER STATS Year GP GS Mins. GA GAA Saves Save% W L T SHO 2019 10 10 911:43 7 0 69 40 851 9 1 0 4 2020-21 11 11 1024:51 12 1 05 43 782 8 1 2 3 2021 18 18 1623:24 23 1 28 65 739 12 6 0 7 Total 39 39 3559:41 42 1.06 148 .816 29 8 2 14 2022 NITTANY LIONS
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ACCOLADES 2021 • Academic All-Big Ten • Big Ten Sportmanship Award 2020-21 • 2020-21 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar • Academic All-Big Ten CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2019 19 11 1 2 4 4 250 1 250 1 0-0 1106 2020-21 11 8 1 3 5 5 200 1 200 1 0-0 689 2021 21 21 0 3 3 17 000 4 235 0 0-0 1810 Total 51 40 2 8 12 26 .077 6 .232 2 0-0 3607 2022 NITTANY LIONS 2019 • FRESHMAN
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2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Named 2020-21 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Season: Played in 11 games with eight starts Versatile field player with minutes spent on backline, in midfield and as striker Scored one goal on season, the eventual game-winning goal in NCAA Tournament second-round game Added careerhigh three assists for career-high five total points Totaled 689 minutes on the pitch at Rutgers (2/23): Had one assist Took one shot Ohio State (4/10): Recorded assist on insurance goal Started streak of five-straight starts as midfield winger in postseason games Michigan (4/14): Had assist on game-opening goal in Big Ten Tournament semifinals vs UMass (5/2): Scored eventual gamewinning goal in NCAA Tournament game, second of his career Took season-high two shots
Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for second-straight season Played and started all 21 games mostly at fullback… Tied career best with three assists…Contributed to all eight shutouts…Totaled 1,810 minutes on pitch, second most on team George Mason (8/26): Recorded an assist on Liam Butts’ gameopening goal in season opener Syracuse (8/29): Helped lead Nittany Lions to first shutout of season…Took one shot on goal American (9/6): Recorded an assist on Danny Bloyou’s insurance goal in 3-1 win at Penn (9/10): Recorded gamewinning assist on Liam Butts’ goal in 81st minute for two-game point streak…Took two shots at Michigan State (10/1): Played all 90 minutes to contribute to first Big Ten shutout on road in East Lansing…Took season-high three shots No 7 Maryland (10/26): Played all 94 minutes in Nittany Lions’ comeback 3-2 overtime victory No 17 Indiana (11/14): Helped lead Nittany Lion defense to fourth-straight shutout and eighth of season en route to first Big Ten Tournament title since 2005…Took one shot
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PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played five seasons with the Baltimore Armour in academy league…Helped team qualify for Academy playoffs in back-toback seasons (2016-17, 2017-18)…Captained U17 squad (2017-18) and U14 squad (2015-16)…Scored 15 goals in first four seasons in USSDA play…Ranked No 98 on Top Drawer Soccer’s top-150 players list…Attended C Milton Wright High School in Bel Air, Maryland…Member of National Honor Society PERSONAL Son of John and Stefanie Stevenson…Has one sister, Lindsey… Father, John, played baseball at Lenoir-Rhyne University…Sister, Lindsey, ran cross country at St Mary’s College (Md ) (201720)…Majoring in computer science
(9/2)…Added two assists for four total points…Had one game-winning goal…Totaled
Conference play…Scored
CAREER SEASON Season: Played in all 19 games with 11 member of the Penn State backline had including Big Ten first career goal at Brook 1,106 minutes on the 5 Stanford (8/30): Made collegiate debut and had first career start…Took first career shot at Stony Brook (9/2): Scored first career goal, the eventual game-winner Appalachian State (10/25): Recorded first career assist No 21 Providence (11/24): Made NCAA Tournament debut
21 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com ALEX STEVENSON SENIOR C.BelDEFENSEAir,Md.MiltonWright 18 CAREER NOTES & RECORDS Career: Has played in 51 career games for Nittany Lions with 40 starts 2021 • JUNIOR SEASON Awards: Received Penn State’s Big Ten Sportsmanship Award…
Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors
22 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2022 NITTANY LIONS JALEN WATSON SENIOR Toronto,DEFENSEOntario, Canada University Hill Secondary 23
Syracuse (8/29): Started and played 79 minutes in first shutout of season Villanova (9/21): Came off bench to help Nittany Lions blank Wildcats in dominant fashion at Wisconsin (10/31):
CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • Academic All-Big Ten 2020-21 • Academic All-Big Ten 2019 • Big Ten All-Freshman Team CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2019 15 15 1 2 4 7 143 5 714 0 0-0 1162 2020-21 11 10 0 1 1 1 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 736 2021 17 10 0 0 0 3 0 000 0 0 000 0 0-0 925 Total 43 35 1 3 5 11 .091 5 .455 0 0-0 2823 PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played two seasons with the Vancouver Whitecaps Academy in the USSDA…Also played five seasons with Erin Mills Soccer Club in the OYSL…Attended University Hill Secondary in Vancouver, British Columbia PERSONAL Son of Pamela Watson…Has a younger sister, Lilyana…Majoring in recreation, park, and tourism management
2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON Awards: Named to Big Ten All-Freshman Team Season: Had 15 starts on backline…Contributed as key defensive player in four of the Nittany Lions’ six shutouts…Scored one goal and had two assists for four total points…Had a threegame point streak…Considered as top-100 freshmen player (No 67) by Top Drawer Soccer…Totaled 1,162 minutes on the pitch No 5 Stanford (8/30): Made collegiate debut at Stony Brook (9/2): Registered first career shot Pittsburgh (10/15): Scored first career goal…Started three-game point streak at Wisconsin (10/19): Registered first career assist James Madison (10/22): Had one assist No 17 Maryland (10/29): Took one shot…Played crucial minutes on backline in comeback victory
Season: Started 10 games on backline Contributed on defense to two of Nittany Lions’ three shutouts Had one assist No 21 Maryland (2/19): Contributed 75 minutes of defensive action in Nittany Lions’ season-opener win Ohio State (3/23): Returned to pitch as substitute after missing time due to injury Contributed 32 minutes to shutout at Maryland (3/31): Had assist on Pierre Reedy’s game-tying goal to force overtime against Terrapins vs UMass (5/2): Made NCAA Tournament debut
2021 • JUNIOR SEASON Awards:
Contributed 82 minutes in start in shutout victory to help Nittany Lions clinch Big Ten Regular Season crown No 17 Indiana (11/14): Played all 90 minutes to help lead Nittany Lion defense to fourth consecutive shutout and eighth of season for first Big Ten Tournament title since 2005 2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON Awards:
Contributed minutes in all eight shutouts
Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for secondstraight season Season: Appeared in 17 games with 10 starts on the backline…
23 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com OWEN ELLIOTT REDSHIRT JUNIOR SpringsidePhiladelphia,GOALKEEPERPa.Chestnut Hill Academy 27 CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • Academic All-Big Ten 2020-21 • Academic All-Big Ten 2021 • REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE SEASON Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for secondstraight season Season: Played three games in between the pipes after earning opportunity through consistent practice…Held 0 68 goalsagainst average and 0 833 save percentage…Totaled 10 saves… Recorded first career shutout against Villanova (9/21)…Went 1-11 in Georgenet Mason (8/26): Started in goal for Nittany Lions in season opener…Made single-game career-high five saves Villanova (9/21): Recorded first career shutout in dominant 4-0 win…Collected two saves 2020-21 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Season: Started two games in between the pipes for an injured Kris Shakes Made one additional apperance for 186:51 total minutes Held 1 45 goals-against average and 0 667 save percentage Recorded six saves Went 1-1-0 in net at Rutgers (2/23): Made Penn State debut with first career start in net Recorded three saves Earned first career victory Michigan State (2/27): Tied career high with three saves Ohio State (4/10): Played final seven minutes of game in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal win 2019 • TRUE FRESHMAN SEASON Utilized redshirt PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played nine seasons with SJEB Rush ’00 in both the EDP and NPL leagues…Attended Springside Chestnut Hill Academy in Philadelphia…Played four seasons with Springside with 13 shutouts in both 2016 and 2017 seasons…Helped Blue Devils to a Inter-Ac Championship and PAISAA State Championship in 2017…Earned first-team All-Inter-Ac honors and Richardson Dilworth Lees Memorial Award for Soccer in 2017 PERSONAL Son of Oona McCullough and Chad Elliott…Has one sister, Nora…Father, Chad, played water polo at Princeton…Majoring in management CAREER STATS Year GP GS Mins. GA GAA Saves Save% W L T SHO 2019 DNP 2020-21 3 2 186:51 3 1 45 6 667 1 10 0 2021 3 3 264:48 2 0 68 10 833 1 1 1 1 Total 6 5 450:99 5 1.00 16 .667 2 2 1 1 2022 NITTANY LIONS
Syracuse (8/29): Played 81 minutes on backline in Nittany Lions’ first shutout of season at West Virginia (9/3): Scored first career goal on rebound play in the box in team’s attempt to come from behind in second half American (9/6): Recorded first career assist on eventual game-winning goal in Nittany Lions’ 3-1 win at Michigan State (10/1): Played all 90 minutes on backline to help Nittany Lions to first conference shutout on road No 7 Maryland (10/26): Played season-high 94 minutes in Nittany Lions’ comeback 3-2 overtime win at Wisconsin (10/31): Helped Nittany Lions to dominate offensively and claim first Big Ten Regular Season title since 2013…Took one shot Michigan (11/10): Contributed a full 90 minutes on backline in third-straight shutout…Helped goalkeeper Kris Shakes fend off 17 shots by Wolverines…Took one shot No 17 Indiana (11/14): Played all 90 minutes in Penn State’s dominant 3-0 victory over Hoosiers to claim first Big Ten Tournament title since 2005 Hofstra (11/21): Scored one goal in NCAA Tournament Second Round
2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON Season: Appeared in all 13 games with nine starts on the backline Contributed to three consecutive shutouts Considered Top 100 Freshman (No 85) by Top Drawer Soccer Totaled 892 minutes on the pitch to lead freshman class No 21 Maryland (2/19): Made Penn State debut as secondhalf starter at Northwestern (3/19): Made first career start on backline Played all 92 minutes in Nittany Lions’ overtime victory and first shutout of season Ohio State (3/23): Contributed to second consecutive shutout Wisconsin (3/27): Helped backline to third-straight shutout Took one shot vs UMass (5/2): Made NCAA Tournament debut PRIOR TO PENN STATE
24 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2022 NITTANY LIONS FEMI AWODESU JUNIOR Philadelphia,DEFENSE Pa. YSC Academy 2 2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON Awards:
Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Season: Played and started 19 games on the backline… Contributed to all eight shutouts…Scored two goals and added one assist for five total points…Totaled 1,589 minutes on the pitch
Competed with the Philadelphia Union Academy for four seasons under Jeff Cook…Played one season with Chargers Academy in U S Soccer Development Academy…Signed a USL Academy contract with the Tampa Bay Rowdies in Feb 2020 and trained with first team before season ended due to COVID-19 pandemic…Attended YSC Academy in Wayne, Pennsylvania
CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2020-21 13 9 0 0 1 0 000 0 0 000 0 0 0-0 892 2021 19 19 2 1 5 6 333 3 500 0 0-0 1589 Total 32 28 0 0 0 1 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 2481 CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • Academic All-Big Ten PERSONAL Son of Sandra and Yomi Awodesu…Has one younger brother, Ayo, and one younger sister, Sade…Plans to major in business
CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2020-21 12 1 2 2 6 5 400 4 800 1 0-0 532 2021 28 21 1 2 4 10 100 5 500 0 0-0 1025 Total 40 22 3 4 10 15 .200 9 .600 1 0-0 1557 PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played with Philadelphia Union Academy from 2018-20…Helped Union Academy to 11-4-7 record in 2018-19 with starts in 14 games…Scored two goals…Started preseason with Bethlehem Steel in USL…Attended YSC Academy in Wayne, Pennsylvania PERSONAL Son of Tricia and William Evans…Has six siblings with three brothers, Devin, Kody and Mayson, and three sisters, Alysha, Leiyah and Kiarra…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • Academic All-Big Ten
25 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 2022 NITTANY LIONS TYGER EVANS JUNIOR Harrisburg,DEFENSE Pa. YSC Academy 17 2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Season: Appeared in 17 games with 10 starts between winger and fullback…Scored one goal and added two assists for four total points…Contributed minutes as defender in six of Nittany Lions’ eight shutouts…Totaled 1,025 minutes on the pitch
American (9/6): Made first start of season in midfield Northwestern (9/17): Played full 90 minutes in Big Ten opener… Generated offensive chances with two shots in come-frombehind win at Michigan State (10/1): Registered first point of season with assist on Danny Bloyou’s game-winning goal in 87th minute…Helped backline to third shutout of season at Akron (10/13): Took season-high two shots on goal No 17 Indiana (11/14): Came off bench and immediately sparked offense to score first goal of game…Juke out a Hoosier defender and slotted home Nittany Lions’ second goal of game en route to 3-0 victory and first Big Ten Tournament title since 2005 Hofstra (11/21): Made first career start in NCAA Tournament match…Recorded one assist 2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON Season: Appeared in 12 games with one start Scored two goals Added two assists for six total points Took five shots, four on goal Contributed minutes as defender in Nittany Lions’ three-straight shutouts Totaled 532 minutes on the pitch at Rutgers (2/23): Made collegiate debut as substitute Rutgers (3/15): Made first career start Recorded first career assist on fourth goal of game at Northwestern (3/19): Registered assist on Danny Bloyou’s game-winning goal in the opening two minutes of overtime Ohio State (3/23): Contributed 25 minutes of action as left back and midfield winger in Nittany Lions’ second-straight shutout Ohio State (4/10): Scored first career goal in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal game within seconds of coming in as substitute Took season-high two shots vs UMass (5/2): Made NCAA Tournament debut off the bench Scored clean-up rebound goal for extra insurance with less than 10 minutes remaining
26 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER PETER MANGIONE JUNIOR
DulaneyHuntFORWARD/MIDFIELDValley,Md.
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Career: Has 13 total goals in two seasons, eight of which are game-winners Season:
2021: Named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, the program’s first since 2014 Had second-straight season with double-digit points (18) Led team in game-winning goals (4) for second consecutive season Earned spot on Big Ten AllTournament Team Led team in assists (6) and game-winning goals (4) Tied for team lead with Danny Bloyou in total points (18) Named to Big Ten All-Freshman Team Game: Recorded hat trick against Villanova (9/21), the program’s first since 2010 Had career-best three assists in NCAA Tournament debut against UMass in second round, the most assists by a single player in a game since 2016 (5/2/21)
CAREER NOTES & RECORDS
offensive third…Was part of set-piece play in direct free kick to help toward massive overtime comeback victory Michigan State (11/7): Scored one of the fastest goals in program history just 25 seconds in to Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals on a rebounded shot from Liam Butts…Started streak of points in all three conference tournament games Michigan (11/10): Had little touch on set-piece play right outside the box to assist in Seth Kuhn’s eventual game-winner Took three shots No 17 Indiana (11/14): Recorded beautiful assist off chest on Pierre Reedy’s goal in closing minutes of championship match to help Nittany Lions to first Big Ten Tournament title since 2005…Registered two shots on goal
• FRESHMAN SEASON Awards: Named to Big Ten All-Freshman Team Named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week after scoring two game-winning goals in first week as collegiate soccer player (2/24) Season: Played in 11 games with 10 starts as a striker Scored six goals Added six assists for 18 total points Recorded single-game career-high three assists against UMass in second round of NCAA Tournament, the most assists in a game by an individual since 2016 Registered 17 shots on goal for a 0 810 shots-on-goal percentage Had four game-winning goals Had one multi-assist game and three games with three points Considered as Top 100 Freshman (No 13) by Top Drawer Soccer Totaled 834 minutes on the pitch
Named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, the program’s first since Connor Maloney in 2014…Earned spot on the All-Big Ten First Team…Named to Big Ten All-Tournament Team…Garnered first team All-North Region laurels from United Soccer Coaches…Named Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week (9/28) after scoring hat trick against Villanova (9/21)… Garnered Big Ten preseason accolades as Player to Watch… Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Season: Started all but one game and appeared in all 21 between midfield and striker…Scored career-high seven goals…Added four assists to tie career-best 18 total points…Had team-best four game-winning goals…Recorded hat trick against Villanova (9/21) for program’s first hat trick since Corey Hertzog in 2010… Was team vice captain with Seth Kuhn…Considered as top-100 upperclassmen (No 90) by Top Drawer Soccer…Totaled 1,659 minutes on pitch, fourth most on team Rankings: Finished second in league and 22nd in nation with four game-winning goals…Was fourth in Big Ten and top-100 (94) nationally with seven total goals Syracuse (8/29): Scored first goal of season just under four minutes in during 3-0 route of Orange American (9/6): Recorded the pivotal second goal for Nittany Lions’ in 3-1 victory on Labor Day at Penn (9/10): Assisted on game-tying goal in late comeback victory for first road win of season Villanova (9/21): Netted Nittany Lions’ first hat trick since Corey Hertzog in 2010 during dominating 4-0 victory over Wildcats…Registered single-game best six points…Converted on lone penalty kick attempt of season…Took season-high five shots with three on goal at Michigan State (10/1): Drew penalty on Spartans that made referee go to pocket for red card…Took four shots as Nittany Lions totaled 20 shots in second half with a man-up No 7 Maryland (10/26): Scored Penn State’s first goal near end of first half to get team on board after going down 2-0 early to start match…Assisted on Seth Kuhn’s game-tying goal after forcing a Terrapin turnover off a throw-in in the Nittany Lions’
2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON Awards:
2020-21
Rankings: Finished first in the Big Ten Conference in three offensive categories: assists per game (0 55), game-winning goals (4), and total assists (6) Ranked in top 25 in the nation in those three categories as well, including as high as No 3 in game-winning goals Finished third in the league and 36th in the nation with six goals Finished second in the Big Ten and 23rd nationally with 18 total points, tied for the most of any freshman in the nation No 21 Maryland (2/19): Made Penn State debut with first career start Scored first career goal, the eventual game-winning goal Added one assist for three total points at Rutgers (2/23): Recorded game-winning goal in first half for second-straight game with a game-winner Ohio State (3/23): Came off bench as substitute and scored game-winning goal in 75th minute Wisconsin (3/27): Took season-high five shots, including four on net at Maryland (3/31): Recorded first tying goal of game in the first half Ohio State (4/10): Had assist on opening goal of game in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals Michigan (4/14): Registered eventual game-winning goal on converted penalty kick, his fourth of the season, to send Nittany Lions to Big Ten Tournament championship game Added one assist for three total points vs UMass (5/2): Made NCAA Tournament debut Recorded an assist on all three goals for first career multiassist game and third three-point game of season vs No 7 Georgetown (5/6): Converted penalty kick for sixth goal of season
27 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com PETER MANGIONE JUNIOR DulaneyHuntFORWARD/MIDFIELDValley,Md. 8 PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played three seasons with Baltimore Celtic in U S Youth Soccer Academy and three with Baltimore Armour Spent one season with Orlando City in U S Soccer Development Academy… Helped Orlando City to USDA conference championship title in 2018-19…Made USDA Playoffs with Baltimore Armour in 201718…Won three state cups, three regional championships, one national championship, and two national league titles during club soccer career…Attended Dulaney High School in Timonium, Maryland PERSONAL Son of Sam and Katie Mangione…Has three older sisters, Maryellen, Julia and Luisa, and one older brother, David… Majoring in political science CAREER ACCOLADES 2021 • Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year • All-Big Ten First Team • Big Ten All-Tournament Team • All-North Region • Academic All-Big Ten 2020-21 • Big Ten All-Freshman Team • Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (2/24/21) . CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2020-21 11 10 6 6 18 21 286 17 810 4 2-2 834 2021 21 20 7 4 18 41 171 16 390 4 1-1 1659 Total 32 30 14 10 36 62 .226 33 .532 8 3-3 2493 2022 NITTANY LIONS
PRIOR TO PENN STATE Spent eight total years in the Philadelphia Union Academy system Made four appearances and one start with Philadelphia Union II during the 2020 USL season Recorded an 80 percent starting rate during the 2017 season Scored two goals in 2018 Made 12 starts and scored three goals in 2019 Attended Malvern Preparatory School in Malvern, Pennsylvania
2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON Season: Made 15 appearances and two starts in midfield… Totaled 469 minutes George Mason (8/26): Made collegiate debut off bench in 30th minute Syracuse (8/29): Registered one shot on goal during substitute appearance American (9/6): Took season-high two shots at Penn (9/10): Made first collegiate start in 2-1 road victory…Took one shot Villanova (9/21): Helped control midfield as Nittany Lions dominated Wildcats in 4-0 shutout victory… Recorded one shot on goal Hofstra (11/21): Made NCAA Tournament debut as substitute in 69th minute
2022 NITTANY LIONS CAREER STATS Year GP GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Min. 2021 15 22 0 0 0 6 000 3 000 0 0-0 469 Total 15 22 0 0 0 6 000 3 000 0 0-0 469
28 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER SEAN BETTENHAUSEN SOPHOMORE MalvernMedia,MIDFIELDPa.Prep 12
PERSONAL Son of Tod and Sue Bettenhausen Has one older brother, David, and one older sister, Katie Father, Tod, played college soccer at Lafayette Brother, David, played collegiate soccer at Villanova (2016-19) Sister, Katie, graduated from Penn State in 2019 Intends to major in finance
29 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com BEN LISCUM REDSHIRT FRESHMAN Lewisburg,MIDFIELD Pa. Lewisburg Area 20
2022 NITTANY LIONS
PERSONAL Son of Ken and Denise Liscum Has two older brothers, Alex and Nate Brother, Nate, played Division III soccer at Clarkson University Majorsr in finance
2021 • TRUE FRESHMAN SEASON
Utilized redshirt
PRIOR TO PENN STATE Started youth soccer career with North Union United SC as part of North Central-Penn League Played six seasons with Leigh Valley United in US Youth Soccer National League Helped team to undefeated 3-0-1 record in shortened 201920 season with two goals and one assist Led team to 2019 USYS National League divisional championship and National Championship Series qualifier Attended Lewisburg Area High School in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Played four years of high school soccer for the Green Dragons Led Green Dragons to perfect 22-0 season as a senior in 2020 Capped off high school career with PIAA AA state title Helped Green Dragons to PIAA AA District IV championship and a state final four in 2017 and 2019 Honored as Pennsylvania Boys Soccer Gatorade Player of the Year for 20-2021, first in school history Named Sun-Gazette Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons (2019, 20) Named Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association’s Player of the Year in 2020 Earned first-team all-league honors in 2017 and 2019 Garnered Pennsylvania All-State and United Soccer Coaches Regional All-American accolades in 2019 Was a United Soccer Coaches High School All-American selection in 2020 Totaled 84 goals and 80 assists, including 35 goals and 30 assists as a senior in 2020 Accounted for 42 percent of Lewisburg’s offense during senior season
Utilized redshirt
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VAN DANIELSON REDSHIRT FRESHMEN Columbia,MIDFIELD Md. Mount Saint Joseph 22 2021 • TRUE FRESMAN SEASON
PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played four years of high school soccer at Mount Saint Joseph High School in Baltimore, Maryland Helped the Gaels to a perfect 8-0 record in 2020 to become Catholic League Champions Earned first team All-Catholic League honors as a senior in 2020 Named a 2021 High School All-American Was a two-time captain (2019, 2020) Totaled 22 goals and 13 assists Played club soccer with Baltimore Armour of the development academy and Baltimore Celtic of EDP national league and ECNL Helped Celtic to three-straight National League championships (2019-21) Won a NEPAL national championship with Armour in 2016 PERSONAL Son of Paul and Jolene Danielson Has one older sister, Haley Both parents attended Penn State Sister, Haley, currently attends Penn State and is on the dance team Intends to major in chemical engineering
PERSONAL Son of Todd and Mary Pat Aiken Has a brother Nicholas and sister Natalie Intends to major in Global and International Studies with a minor in business ALVA FRESHMAN MONTVERDE ACADEMY
MONTVERDE,DEFENDER FLA.
31 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 2022 NITTANY LION NEWCOMERS RYAN AIKEN FRESHMAN BALLISTICORINDA,GOALKEEPERCALIF.UNITED SOCCER CLUB
He played for Ballistic United Soccer Club in the MLS Next League… Played for the San Jose Earthquakes Academy team in the USSDA league for three Played for JFL Scholtheim for a year and a half Named “Man of the Match” by ESPN during a game with SJ Earthquakes in 2018… His team won Thuringia State Futsal Championship when he was in Germany playing for JFL Schlotheim and he was awarded the “Golden Glove” for the tournament…Trialed with AS Nancy and FC Metz this year and was invited to the US Youth National Team ID Training Center in 2021 where he trialed with FC Talavera
PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played two years at SIMA Montverde Academy Also played club ball with Orlando City Soccer Club two years and Boca United Soccer Club for one year
PRIOR TO PENN STATE
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PERSONAL Son of Thomas and Stephanie Alva Father, Thomas, is an athletic trainer for the Florida Panthers Intends to major in Kinesiology
Played at Pickerington North High School in Columbus, Ohio Previously attended Nashville Christian School Named MVP in 2018 at Nashville Christian School Played two years with club Columbus Crew Academy Played in U17 and U19 MLS Next Played in all 12 of the Crew II (U23 games) Was selected to train with the Columbus Crew first team five times while in the academy Member of Nashville United Soccer Academy for two years Was a team captain during state finals run Selected to (10+) US Soccer Training Centers (TN, AL, GA) One of four players invited to train with the Nashville SC USL team Selected to Tennessee ODP All State Team Selected to Tennessee ODP All Region Team Region III (IMG, Bradenton, FL) Invited to Guest play with The Darlington Academy at the Disney Boys Soccer Showcase (Orlando FL)
Personal: Born on Feb 28, 2002 in Kapenguria, Kenya Intends to major in sport psychology and physical therapy
PRIOR TO PENN STATE
ATEM KATO SOPHOMORE KAPENGURIA,FORWARD KENYA PORTLAND
32 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2022 NITTANY LION NEWCOMERS QUENTIN FLOWERS FRESHMAN PICKERINGTONNASHVILLE,DEFENSE/MIDFIELDTNNORTH 16
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PRIOR TO PENN STATE: Played at the University of Portland is freshman year Played in 16 games with one start Scored one goal with one assist against No 15 Northern Illinois Was selected to the WCC Freshmen Team Played for Montverde Academy prior to Portland He was selected as the Student Athlete of the Year selected to the All-American Team in 2020
PERSONAL Son of Chris and Yocia Flowers Has one brother, Ashton Intends to major in Business
PRIOR TO PENN STATE SEASON MICHIGAN STATE Played in 17 games, starting nine Started the final six games of the season Averaged 54 3 minutes per game Played a career-high 105 minutes in an overtime win at Rutgers (10/10) JUNIOR SEASON MICHIGAN STATE Was one of seven players to appear in all 11 games Started seven games at defense One of four players to record at least one goal and one assist Led with Michael Miller in assists with two … Scored the first goal of the game in the 4-1 win vs Wisconsin (3/31) … Also recorded an assist in that game Had an assist on the game-winning goal against Northwestern (3/11) SOPHOMORE SEASON MICHIGAN STATE Played in all 18 games, starting nine games Played all 95 minutes against Cornell (9/8) Scored his first career goal in a win against Rutgers (9/27) Came off the bench against Wisconsin (10/6) Played 58 minutes against Akron (10/15) Earned his fourth-straight start against Indiana, playing 77 minutes (11/3) FRESHMAN SEASON MICHIGAN STATE Played in 12 games
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34 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2022 NITTANY LION NEWCOMERS SAM OVESEN FRESHMAN SANDEFENSEBERNARDINO, CALIF. FOSSIL RIDGE 4 PRIOR TO PENN STATE Attended Fossil Ridge High School Played for club team Arsenal Colorado four years Played for club team Colorado Rapids five years U15 team went undefeated U17 team won group state of GA Cup U14 team won Galway Cup in Galway Ireland PERSONAL Son of Janelle and Geoffrey Ovesen Has a sister, Sydney Intends to major in Accounting COHEN WEAVER FRESHMAN ELIZABETHTOWN,MIDFIELD PA. ELIZABETHTOWN AREA 15 PRIOR TO PENN STATE Weaver hails from Elizabethtown, Pa Where he attended Elizabethtown Area High School The midfielder has spent 10 years in the PA Classics Program in the MLS Next League PERSONAL Weaver intends to major in business management and economics
35 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 2022 NITTANY LION NEWCOMERS SEBASTIAN VAINSTEIN FRESHMAN PARANA,MIDFIELD ENTRE RIOS, CLUBARGENTINAATLETICO BOCA JUNIORS 5 PRIOR TO PENN STATE Played with Club Atletico Boca Juniors for three years Scored first goal in 2-0 win in 2016 National Championship Match Played with Club Atletico Union de Santa Fe for five years Team finished fifth nationally in 2021 Was first captain in 2017 Was second captain 2018-21 Club was City Champions in 201718 PERSONAL Son of Marcelo Daniel Vainstein and Veronica Ester Gumpel Has a brother, Matias Intends to major in Business
36 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2021-22 Penn St. Men's Soccer Combined Statistics All games Page 1/1 as of Nov 22, 2021 Date Opponent Score Att. 08/26/2021 George Mason T 1-1 1864 08/29/2021 Syracuse W 3-0 2073 09/03/2021 at West Virginia L 1-3 1484 09/06/2021 American W 3-1 1236 09/10/2021 at Penn W 2-1 735 09/13/2021 Pittsburgh L 0-1 1518 * 09/17/2021 Northwestern W 2-1 1260 09/21/2021 Villanova W 4-0 442 09/25/2021 at Princeton L 0-1 617 * 10/01/2021 at Michigan St. W 1-0 1565 * 10/05/2021 at Rutgers W 2-0 512 * 10/10/2021 Michigan W 2-1 1241 10/13/2021 at Akron L 1-2 1405 * 10/17/2021 Indiana L 0-1 1931 * 10/22/2021 at Ohio St. L 1-2 1273 * 10/26/2021 Maryland Wot1 3-2 461 * 10/31/2021 at Wisconsin W 2-0 372 11/07/2021 Michigan St. W 2-0 1264 11/10/2021 Michigan W 2-0 523 11/14/2021 Indiana W 3-0 1689 11/21/2021 Hofstra L 2-8 387 Team statistics PSU OPP SHOTGoals-ShotSTATISTICSattempts 37-274 25-275 Goals scored per game 1.76 1.19 Shot pct. .135 .091 Shots on goal-Attempts 116-274 102-275 SOG pct. .423 .371 Shots/Game 13 13.1 Assists 35 24 GOALTotalBREAKDOWNGoals 37 25 Penalty 3 1 OvertimeUnassisted 1 0 Goals scored average 1.76 1.19 CORNER KICKS 120 99 Goals off corners PENALTY KICKS 3-3 1-1 OFFSIDES 49 27 PENALTIESFouls 209 255 Yellow cards 32 37 Red cards 1 3 ATTENDANCETotal 15889 7963 Dates/Avg Per Date 13/1222 8/995 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Record Overall Home Away Neutral All Games 13-7-1 9-3-1 4-4-0 0-0-0 Conference 6-2-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 Non-Conference 7-5-1 6-2-1 1-3-0 0-0-0 # Player GP G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GWG PK-ATT 6 Privett, Andrew 21 9 4 22 28 .321 13 .464 1 0-0 8 Mangione, Peter 21 7 4 18 41 .171 16 .390 4 1-1 10 Kuhn, Seth 21 5 8 18 39 .128 17 .436 3 0-0 9 Bloyou , Daniel 20 4 7 15 28 .143 12 .429 2 0-0 11 Reedy, Pierre 21 3 4 10 31 .097 12 .387 0 2-2 7 Butts, Liam 21 4 1 9 42 .095 21 .500 2 0-0 28 Awodesu, Femi 19 2 1 5 6 .333 3 .500 0 0-0 17 Evans, Tyger 17 1 2 4 10 .100 5 .500 0 0-0 25 Hoffman, Dax 16 1 1 3 4 .250 3 .750 0 0-0 18 Stevenson, Alex 21 0 3 3 17 .000 4 .235 0 0-0 3 Hackenberg, Brandon 21 0 0 0 13 .000 5 .385 0 0-0 12 Bettenhausen, Sean 15 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0 21 May, Kyle 8 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 23 Watson, Jalen 17 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 15 Laundree, Adam 16 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 1 Shakes, Kris 18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 27 Elliott, Owen 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 16 Ness, Keegan 20 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 19 Ozbay, Omar 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 21 37 35 109 274 .135 116 .423 3-3 Opponents 21 25 24 74 275 .091 102 .371 1-1 ## Goalie GP MIN. GA GAAVG SAVES PCT W-L-T SHO/CBO 1 Shakes, Kris 18 1623:24 23 1.28 65 .739 12-6-0 7/0 27 Elliott, Owen 3 264:48 2 0.68 10 .833 1-1-1 1/0 TM TEAM 00:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0-0-0 0/0 Total 21 1888:12 25 1.19 78 .757 13-7-1 8 Opponents 21 1888:12 37 1.76 80 .684 7-13-1 3 Goals by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL PSU 14 22 1 0 37 Opponents 15 10 0 0 25 Shots by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL PSU 129 144 1 0 274 Opponents 138 137 0 0 275 Saves by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL PSU 37 41 0 0 78 Opponents 36 44 0 0 80 Corners by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL PSU 58 62 0 0 120 Opponents 52 47 0 0 99 Fouls by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL PSU 104 104 1 0 209 Opponents 122 131 2 0 255 2021 OVERALL STATS
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38 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER 2021 FINAL STANDINGS Team Conf. Pct. Pts. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA Penn State * # 6-2-0 750 18 13 7 13-6-1 675 37 25 Maryland^ 5-2-2 688 16 14 8 12-3-1 781 29 14 Indiana^ 5-3-0 625 15 10 7 14-5-1 725 38 19 Michigan 4-3-1 562 13 13 11 7-6-3 531 23 23 Rutgers 3-4-1 438 10 10 10 9-6-2 588 23 18 Wisconsin 3-4-1 438 10 7 18 7-6-3 531 18 14 Northwestern 3-5-0 .375 9 11 13 6-8-2 .438 19 0 Michigan State 2-4-2 .375 8 8 12 6-8-2 .438 20 31 Ohio State 2-6-0 .250 6 5 15 6-9-1 .406 16 24 * Big Ten Champion; # Big Ten Tournament Champion (NCAA Automatic Bid); ^ NCAA At-Large Berth First Team Farai Mutatu F MSU Justin Weiss F NU Peter Mangione F PSU Ben Bender* M UMD Joshua Bolma M UMD Marc Ybarra M UM Jack Beck M MSU Laurence Wootton M OSU Daniel Munie D IU Brett St Martin D UMD Brandon Hackenberg D PSU Romano Celentano GK IU *Unanimous selection Bold indicates current Nittany Lion Second Team Victor Bezerra F IU Jackson Temple F RU Herbert Endeley M IU Seth Kuhn M PSU Andrew Privett M PSU Pierre Reedy M PSU Spencer Glass D IU Vince Borden D RU Moritz Kappelsberger D Niklas Neumann GK UMD Freshman Team Tommy Mihalic* IU Sam Sarver IU Joshua Bolma* UMD William Kulvik UMD Caden Stafford* UMD Jason Bucknor UM Hayden Evans UM Collin McCamy NU Nathan Demian OSU Anthony Samways OSU Matt Acosta* RU Joey Zalinsky RU Adir Raphael UW *Unanimous selection Bold indicates current Nittany Lion All-Tournament Team Romano Celentano IU Spencer Glass IU Nick Richardson UMD Marc Ybarra UM Michael Miller MSU Miha Miskovic NU Seth Kuhn PSU Peter Mangione PSU Kris Shakes PSU Thomas DeVisio RU Tim Bielic UW 2021 ALL-BIG TEN TEAMS 2021 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT Quarterfinals (Sunday, Nov. 7) No 1 Penn State, 2; No 8 Michigan State, 0 No 4 Michigan 2; No 5 Wisconsin, 1 No 3 Indiana, 1; No 6 Rutgers, 0 No 7 Norhwestern, 0 3; No 2 Maryland, 0 Northwestern wins on PKs (3-2) Semifinals (Wednesday, Nov. 10) No . 1 Penn State, 2 ; No . 4 Michigan, 0 No 3 Indiana 1; No 7 Northwestern, 0 Indian wins in overtime Championship (Sunday, Nov. 14) No 1 Penn State, 3; No 3 Indiana, 0 2021 BIG TEN AWARDS Offensive Player of the YearPennMangionePeterState Midfielder of the Year BenMarylandBender Defensive Player of the Year IndianaMunieDavid Goalkeeper of the Year CelentanoRomanIndiana Freshman of the Year JoshuaMarylandBolma Coach of the Year Jeff Cook Penn State 2021 BIG TEN IN REVIEW
39 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com Season/Site PSU Seed Round Opponent Result Score Champion 1991 at Indiana #3 Quarters #6 Northwestern W 2-0 Indiana Semis #2 Indiana L 0-4 1992 at Indiana #4 Quarters #5 Michigan State W 5-0 Indiana Semis #1 Wisconsin W 2-1 Final #2 Indiana L 1-2 1993 at Wisconsin #4 Quarters #5 Northwestern W 2-1 PENN STATE Semis #1 Indiana W 1-0 Final #2 Wisconsin W 1-0 1994 at Ohio State #2 Semis #3 Ohio State W 3-0 Indiana Final #1 Indiana L 1-2 1995 at Michigan State#2 Semis #3 Indiana L 1-3 Wisconsin/Indiana 1996 at Penn State #4 Quarters #5 Ohio State W 3-0 Indiana Semis #1 Indiana T (2OT) 1 2-2 1997 at Indiana #4 Quarters #5 Wisconsin W 2-0 Indiana Semis #1 Indiana L 0-4 1998 at Northwestern #2 Semis #3 Ohio State W (OT) 3-2 Indiana Final #1 Indiana L (OT) 0-1 1999 at Michigan State#3 Quarters #6 Michigan State W (2OT) 2-1 Indiana Semis #2 Ohio State W 1-0 Final #1 Indiana L (2OT) 1-2 2000 at Ohio State #3 Quarters #6 Michigan W (OT) 2-1 Ohio State Semis #2 Michigan State W 2-1 Final #5 Ohio State L (OT) 2-3 2001 at Wisconsin #2 Quarters #7 Northwestern W 2-0 Indiana Semis #3 Michigan State L 1-2 2002 at Penn State #4 Quarters #5 Wisconsin W 1-0 PENN STATE Semis #1 Indiana T (2OT) 2 1-1 Final #2 Michigan W 2-1 2003 at Indiana #6 Quarters #3 Michigan State W 2-1 Indiana Semis #7 Northwestern W 1-0 Final #1 Indiana T (2OT) 3 1-1 2004 at Michigan #6 Quarters #3 Northwestern L (OT) 0-1 Michigan State 2005 at Northwestern #1 Semis #4 Michigan State W 2-0 PENN STATE Final #3 Indiana W 1-0 2006 at Ohio State #4 Quarters #5 Northwestern W (2OT) 2-1 Indiana Semis #1 Indiana L 0-1 2007 at Michigan State#4 Quarters #5 Michigan State T (2OT) 4 0-0 Ohio State 2008 at Wisconsin #5 Quarters #4 Northwestern L (2OT) 1-2 Michigan State 2009 at Indiana #2 Quarters #7 Michigan W (2OT) 1-0 Ohio State Semis #6 Michigan State W 3-0 Final #1 Ohio State L 0-1 2010 at Penn State #4 Quarters #5 Northwestern W 3-1 Michigan Semis #1 Indiana W 2-1 Final #3 Michigan L 1-4 2011 at Michigan #7 Quarters #2 Ohio State W 2-0 Northwestern Semis #3 Wisconsin W 1-0 Final #1 Northwestern L 1-2 2012 at Northwestern #1 Semis #5 Michigan State L 1-3 Michigan State 2013 at Ohio State #1 Semis #5 Indiana T (2OT) 5 0-0 Indiana 2014 at Penn State #4 Semis #5 Michigan State L 1-0 Maryland 2015 at Ohio State #8 Play-In #9 Michigan State W (OT) 2-1 Maryland Quarters #1 Ohio State L (OT) 1-0 2016 at Michigan State#5 Quarters #4 Michigan State L 2-1 Maryland 2017 at Indiana #7 Quarters #2 Indiana L 1-0 (2OT) Wisconsin 2018 at Michigan #6 Quarters #3 Michigan L 3-1 Indiana 2019 at Penn State #2 Quarters #7 Wisconsin W 3-0 Indiana #2 Semis #3 Michigan L 0-1 2020-21 at Penn State #2 Quarters #7 Ohio State W 3-1 Indiana Semis #3 Michigan W 4-1 Final #1 Indiana T (2OT) 6 1-1 2021 at Penn State #1 Quarters #8 Michigan State W 2-0 PENN STATE Semis #4 Michigan W 2-0 Finals #3 Indiana W 3-0 All-Time Record 35-22-6 ( 556) 4 titles 1 Indiana advanced on PKs, 3-2; 2 Penn State advanced on PKs, 4-2; 3 Indiana won title on PKs, 4-1; 4 Michigan State advanced on PKs, 4-3; 5 Indiana advanced on PKs, 5-3; 6 Indiana won title on PKs, 3-2 PENN STATE’S RECORD IN BIG TEN35-22-6CHAMPIONSHIP AS A W-L-T Pct #1 seed 5-1-1 714 #2 seed 8-6-1 567 #3 seed 5-3-0 625 #4 seed 12-5-3 675 #5 seed 0-2-0 000 #6 seed 2-2-1 500 #7 seed 2-2-0 667 #8 seed 1-1-0 1 000 #9 seed 0-0-0 000 PLAYING A… W-L-T Pct #1 seed 3-8-4 333 #2 seed 5-3-0 714 #3 seed 7-6-0 538 #4 seed 2-2-0 .500 #5 seed 7-3-2 666 #6 seed 4-0-0 1 000 #7 seed 5-0-0 1 000 #8 seed 1-0-0 1 000 #9 seed 1-0-0 1 000 PLAYING… W-L-T Pct Indiana 4-9-5 222 Michigan 5-3-0 625 Michigan State 8-4-1 615 Northwestern 6-3-0 667 Ohio State 6-3-0 667 Wisconsin 6-0-0 1 .000 Maryland 0-0-0 000 Rutgers 0-0-0 000 PENN STATE IN BIG TEN TOURNAMENT
40 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS 1993, 2002, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2021 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT TITLES 1993, 2002, 2005, 2021 BIG TEN REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2005, 2012*, 2013, 2021 Beginning in 2009, the regular-season winner was declared champion, while the Big Ten Tournament was used to determine the NCAA automatic bid. * - Shared regular-season title with Northwestern ALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAM 1991 Steve Sergi (M) Nigel Sparks (D/M) 1992 Steve Sergi (M) Nigel Sparks (D/M) Stuart Reid (F) 1993 Joe Corapi (D) Chris Kelly (F) Neil Piper (M) Stuart Reid (F) 1994 Joe Corapi (D) Sebastien Gouverneur (M) Stuart Reid (F) 1995 Travis Berger (F) Michael Coll (D) Sebastien Gouverneur (M) Drew Kaufmann (M) Stuart Reid (F) 1996 Michael Coll (D) Sebastien Gouverneur (M) Jeff Lear (F) Jon McClay (F) 1997 Phil Karn (F) 1998 Jon McClay (F) Derek Potteiger (M) 1999 Ricardo Villar (F) 2000 Derek Potteiger (M) 2001 Ben Dawson (D) Brent Jacquette (M) Derek Potteiger (M) Ricardo Villar (F) 2002 Brent Jacquette (M) 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Devlin (M) 2004 David Walters (M) 2005 Simon Omekanda (F) Conrad Taylor (GK) David Walters (M) 2006 Jeff Chambers (M) Simon Omekanda (F) Conrad Taylor (GK) 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Yeisley (F) 2009 Matheus Braga (M) Andres Casais (D) Jason Yeisley (F) 2010 Matheus Braga (M) Corey Hertzog (F) 2012 Jacob Barron (M) John Gallagher (D) 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Martin Seiler (D) Jordan Tyler (F) Andrew Wolverton (GK) 2014 Connor Maloney (F) 2015 Connor Maloney (F) 2016 Connor Maloney (F) 2019 Liam Butts (F) Aaron Molloy (M) Brandon Hackenberg (D) 2020-21 Danny Bloyou (F) Pierre Reedy (M) Brandon Hackenberg (D) 2021 Peter Mangione (M) Brandon Hackenberg (D) BIG TEN PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 1991 Steve Sergi 1992 Nigel Sparks 1993 *Chris Kelly 1995 Stuart Reid 2009 Jason Yeisley (Off ) 2013 Andrew Wolverton (GK) 2014 Connor Maloney (Off ) 2019 Aaron Molloy (Mid - unanimous) 2021 Peter Mangione (Off ) * Co-Player of the Year BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1992 Stuart Reid 1993 Rich Wilmot 2001 *Chad Severs 2004 Richard Costanzo * Co-Freshman of the Year ALL-BIG TEN SECOND TEAM 2002 Gabe Bernstein (M) David Walters (M) 2004 Chad Severs (F) Brian Devlin (M) 2005 Jason Yeisley (F) Brian Devlin (M) Markuu Viitanen (D) 2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Gray (D) Markuu Viitanen (D) 2008 Treavor Gelsinger (F) 2009 Corey Hertzog (F) Drew Cost (M) 2010 Drew Cost (M) 2012 Julian Cardona (F) Hasani Sinclair (F) Owen Griffith (M) Andrew Wolverton (GK) 2013 Owen Griffith (F) 2014 Owen Griffith (M) Andrew Wolverton (GK) 2016 Robby Sagel (D) 2018 Aaron Molloy (M) 2020-21 Seth Kuhn (M) Kris Shakes (GK) 2021 Seth Huhn (M) Andrew Privett (M) Pierre Reedy (M) BIG TEN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 2003 Jeff SimonMattChambersNovchichOmekandaMarkkuViitanen 2004 RichardStephenCostanzoReihner Conrad Taylor 2005 ChristophJasonAscherlYeisley 2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daniel Martini 2007 Andres TreavorDrewCasaisCostGelsinger 2008 MackenzieWarrenMarkArmentFetrowGross 2010 Brendan Birmingham 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drew Klingenberg 2013 Mason Klerks Connor Maloney 2015 Austin Maloney 2016 Pierre Reedy 2017 Ethan Beckford 2018 Jeremy Rafanello 2019 Liam Butts Kris Shakes Jalen Watson 2020-21 Peter Mangione BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 2003 Chad Severs 2004 Grady Renfrow 2005 David Gray 2006 Ryan Badaracco 2007 Andy Machi 2008 Ryan Badaracco 2009 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Yeisley 2010 Drew Cost 2011 Jacob Barron 2012 Daniel Burnham 2013 Grant Warming 2014 Eli Dennis 2015 Brian James 2016 Ryan Gallagher 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Austin Maloney 2019 Will Campbell 2020-21 Nicholas Rieple 2021 Alex Stevenson BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR 2005 Barry Gorman 2012 Bob Warming 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Warming 2021 ................................................ Jeff Cook BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR Presented to one PSU male & female student-athlete who have demonstrated excellence on and off the field throughout their college career. 2008 Conrad Taylor 2010 Jason Yeisley 2020 Pierre Reedy BIG TEN PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 1992 Sept 14 Steve Thomas Sept 21 Stuart Reid Oct 5 Nigel Sparks 1993 Nov 8 Marc Dinacci 1994 Sept . 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stuart Reid Oct 10 Sebastien Gouverneur Oct 17 Steve Sanders 1995 Sept 19 Sebastien Gouverneur BIG TEN HONORS
41 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com Sept 3 *Stuart Reid Oct 17 Drew Kaufmann Oct 24 Jeff Lear 1996 Nov. 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Lear 1997 Oct 13 Phil Karn 1998 Oct 19 Whit Gibson Oct 26 Jon McClay Nov 9 Ricardo Villar 1999 Sept 7 Greg Oldfield Oct 12 Ricardo Villar 2000 Sept 19 Derek Potteiger 2001 Sept . 10 . . . . . . . *Eric Earnhardt (D) Oct 22 Chad Severs (O) Oct 22 Ryan Sickman (D) 2002 Sept 23 Ryan Moate (D) 2003 Sept 15 Chad Severs (O) Sept 15 Matt Novchich (D) 2004 Sept 6 Conrad Taylor (D) Sept 13 Conrad Taylor (D) Sept 20 *Conrad Taylor (D) Oct 25 Conrad Taylor (D) 2005 Sept 26 Simon Omekanda (O) Oct . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Yeisley (O) Oct 24 Conrad Taylor (D) 2006 Sept 18 Conrad Taylor (D) Oct 23 *David Gray (O) Oct 23 Conrad Taylor (D) 2008 Oct 13 Corey Hertzog (O) 2009 Sept 7 Jason Yeisley (O) Sept 28 Corey Hertzog (O) Oct . 5 . . . . . . *Matheus Braga (O) 2010 Sept 20 *Matheus Braga (O) Oct 11 Andy Parr (D) Oct 18 Corey Hertzog (O) 2011 Aug 29 *Minh Vu (O) Sept 12 Andrew Wolverton (D) 2012 Aug 27 Brian Forgue (D) Sept 10 Owen Griffith (D) 2013 Sept . 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . *Mark Wadid (O) Oct 7 Andrew Wolverton (D) Oct 14 Martin Seiler (D) Oct 21 Drew Klingenberg (O) Oct 21 Andrew Wolverton (D) Oct 28 Jordan Tyler (O) 2014 Sept 15 Mason Klerks (D) Sept 22 Mikey Minutillo (O) Sept . 22 *Andrew Wolverton (D) Sept 29 Connor Maloney (O) Oct 6 Andrew Wolverton (D) 2015 Sept 1 Matt Bersano (D) Sept 22 Matt Bersano (D) 2016 Aug 30 Evan Finney (D) Sept 6 Arie Ammann (D) Oct 18 Evan Finney (D) Oct . 25 . . . . .Connor Maloney (O) 2017 Oct 24 Ethan Beckford (O) 2018 Sept 25 Ryan Gallagher (D) Oct 9 *Josh Levine (D) Oct 16 Dani Marks (D) 2019 Sept 24 Brandon Hackenberg (D) Oct 1 Josh Levine (D) Oct 15 Liam Butts (O) Oct . 22 . . . . . . . . . . *Aaron Molloy (O) Nov 5 Christian Sload (O) 2020-21 Feb 24 Peter Mangione (O) Mar 30 *Pierre Reedy (O) Mar. 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *Kris Shakes (D) 2021 Sept 28 *Peter Mangione (O) Oct 12 Danny Bloyou (O) Nov 2 Seth Kuhn (O) * Shared honor Bold indicates current Nittany Lion BIG TEN HONORS
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NCAA FIRST ROUND 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2013, SECOND ROUND*** 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1992, 1993, 2009,1994,1998,1999,2001,2002,2004,2005,2010,2013,2014,2019,2020,2021 THIRD ROUND** 2001, 2002, 2005, 2010, 2013, 2020 1979, 1980, 1985, 1986, 1999,
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42 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER Season PSU Seed Round Opponent Result Score Record Nov 17, 1970 First at Delaware W 2-1 1-0-0 Nov 24, 1970 Second PHILADELPHIA L 1-2 1-1-0 Nov 20, 1971 - First SAINT JOSEPH’S W 4-1 2-1-0 Nov 30, 1971 Second at Penn W 2-1 3-1-0 Dec 4, 1971 Quarterfinals at Howard L 0-8 3-2-0 Nov 21, 1972 First SAINT JOSEPH’S W 2-0 4-2-0 Nov 28, 1972 Second at Penn L 1-3 4-3-0 Nov 21, 1973 First PHILADELPHIA W 5-3 5-3-0 Nov 26, 1973 Second at Penn L 0-4 5-4-0 Nov 19, 1974 First BUCKNELL L 0-1 5-5-0 Nov 20, 1975 First vs Philadelphia L 3-4 5-6-0 Nov 15, 1976 First at Philadelphia L 0-4 5-7-0 Nov . 16, 1977 First PENN W 5-1 6-7-0 Nov 19, 1977 Second at Philadelphia L 0-3 6-8-0 Nov 15, 1978 First at Temple L 0-3 6-9-0 Nov 25, 1979 Second PRINCETON W 3-1 7-9-0 Nov 30, 1979 Quarterfinals INDIANA W 2-0 8-9-0 Dec 8, 1979 Semifinals vs SIU Edwardsville (1) L 1-2 8-10-0 Dec 9, 1979 Consolation vs Columbia (1) W 2-1 9-10-0 Nov 22, 1980 Second at Philadelphia W 3-2 10-10-0 Dec 7, 1980 Quarterfinals at Indiana L 1-3 10-11-0 Nov 21, 1981 Second at Philadelphia L 0-2 10-12-0 Nov 17, 1982 First FARLEIGH DICKINSON W 1-0 11-12-0 Nov 20, 1982 Second PHILADELPHIA L 0-2 11-13-0 Nov 18, 1984 First PHILADELPHIA W 5-0 12-13-0 Nov 25, 1984 Second at Fairleigh Dickinson L 0-1 12-14-0 Nov 23, 1985 Second TEMPLE W (OT/PK) 6-5 13-14-0 Dec 1, 1985 Quarterfinals at Evansville L 0-1 13-15-0 Nov . 22, 1986 Second SETON HALL W (OT) 2-0 14-15-0 Nov 30, 1986 Quarterfinals at Akron L (OT/PK) 1-2 14-16-0 Nov 12, 1988 First FARLEIGH DICKINSON L 0-1 14-17-0 Nov 12, 1989 First HOWARD L (OT/PK) 1-2 14-18-0 Nov 15, 1992 First ADELPHI W 2-1 15-18-0 Nov 22, 1992 Second at Virginia L 1-4 15-19-0 Nov 14, 1993 First ROBERT MORRIS W 3-0 16-19-0 Nov 20, 1993 Second at Princeton L 2-5 16-20-0 Nov . 18, 1994 First ROBERT MORRIS W 3-0 17-20-0 Nov 27, 1994 Second at Rutgers L (2OT) 2-3 17-21-0 Nov 19, 1995 First at Maryland L 0-2 17-22-0 Nov 22, 1998 First at Connecticut W 1-0 18-22-0 Nov 28, 1998 Second at #5 St John’s (N Y ) L 0-1 18-23-0 Nov 20, 1999 First WILLIAM & MARY W 1-0 19-23-0 Nov 28, 1999 Second ST JOHN’S (N Y ) W (3OT) 2-1 20-23-0 Dec 5, 1999 Quarterfinals at #2 Indiana L 0-3 20-24-0 Nov . 25, 2001 Second USF W (3OT) 1-0 21-24-0 Dec 1, 2001 Third at #8 St John’s (N Y ) L (3OT) 1-2 21-25-0 Nov 27, 2002 Second NORTH CAROLINA W (2OT) 1-0 22-25-0 Dec 1, 2002 Third WILLIAM & MARY W (OT) 1-0 23-25-0 Dec 7, 2002 Quarterfinals at #3 UCLA L 1-7 23-26-0 Nov 23, 2004 #10 Second TULSA T (2OT)** 1-1 23-26-1 Nov 22, 2005 #11 Second SETON HALL W 1-0 24-26-1 Nov 27, 2005 Third CREIGHTON L 1-3 24-27-1 Nov . 22, 2009 #7 Second MARYLAND L 1-2 24-28-1 Nov 21, 2010 #15 Second OLD DOMINION W 4-1 25-28-1 Nov 28, 2010 Third at #2 Maryland L 0-1 25-29-1 Nov 21, 2013 First ST FRANCIS BROOKLYN W 1-0 26-29-1 Nov 24, 2013 Second at #10 UCSB W 1-0 27-29-1 Dec 1, 2013 Third at #7 New Mexico L 0-2 27-30-1 Nov 20, 2014 First HARTWICK W 2-1 28-30-1 Nov 24, 2014 Second at #9 Syracuse L 1-2 28-31-1 Nov . 24, 2019 #15 Second PROVIDENCE L (OT) 2-3 28-32-1 May 2, 2021 Second vs UMass (2) W 4-1 29-32-1 May 5, 2021 Third vs #8 Georgetown (2) L 2-3 29-33-1 Nov 21, 2021 #12 Second HOFSTRA L 8-2 29-34-1 All-Time Record: 29-34-1 ( .453); Home: 22-9-1; Away 5-23-0; Neutral: 2-2-0; Overtime: 6-5-1 (1) at Tampa, Fla ; (2) at Cary, N C ** Tulsa advances on penalty kicks, 4-3 Prior to 1990, shootouts determine a win or loss; NCAA tournament seeds used PENN STATE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT TOTAL NCAA APPEARANCES (35) 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984, 2009,1995,1985,1986,1988,1989,1992,1993,1994,1998,1999,2001,2002,2004,2005,2010,2013,2014,2019,2020,2021
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43 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) ALL-REGION SELECTIONS 1963 Alfred Schattschneider 1964 Nizar Al-Talib 1967 Art Morris 1970 Charlie Messner 1971 Andy Rymarczuk 1972 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Bahr Andy Rymarczuk 1973 Bruce Allen Chris Bahr John Marsden 1974 Chris Bahr Randy Garber 1976 Rich Reice 1977 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rich Reice Jim Stamatis 1978 Jim Stamatis 1979 Jim Stamatis 1980 Dan Canter Duncan MacEwan 1981 Dan Canter Pete Jancevski Duncan MacEwan 1982 Lou Karbiener 1983 JeffJerryMaierhoferMoyer 1984 Troy Snyder 1985 Tom Greve Troy Snyder 1986 Paul Moylan Troy Snyder 1987 Paul Moylan 1988 Jan Skorpen 1989 Ted Gillen 1990 Danny Kelly 1991 Nigel Sparks 1992 Nigel Sparks 1993 Joe StuartChrisCorapiKellyReid 1994 Sebastien GouverneurStuartReid 1995 Stuart Reid 1996 Sebastien MichaelGouverneurColl 1998 Jon McClay 1999 Ricardo Villar Derek Potteiger 2000 Derek Potteiger 2002 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BrentBenChadJacquetteSeversDawson 2003 Brian Devlin Chad Severs David Walters 2004 Chad Severs David Walters 2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Devlin SimonDavidOmekandaWalters 2006 SimonConradOmekandaTaylor 2007 Jason Yeisley 2009 Matheus Braga Andres Casais Jason Yeisley 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Matheus Braga Corey Hertzog 2013 Andrew Wolverton 2014 Owen Griffith 2018 Aaron Molloy (3rd) 2019 Aaron Molloy (1st) Liam Butts (2nd) Brandon Hackenberg (3rd) 2020-21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Danny Bloyou (1st) Brandon Hackenberg (1st) Pierre Reedy (1st) Seth Kuhn (2nd) 2021 Peter Mangione (1st) Brandon Hackenberg (2nd) Seth Kuhn (2nd) Andrew Privitt (3rd) NSCAA REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 1979 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Walter Bahr 1992 Barry Gorman 1999 Barry Gorman 2005 Barry Gorman TOPDRAWERSOCCER.COMTEAMOFTHEYEAR 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corey Hertzog (1st) Matheus Braga (3rd) 2013 Andrew Wolverton (3rd) TOPDRAWERSOCCER.COMALL-ROOKIETEAM 2010 Jordan Tyler (HM) 2020-21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Peter Mangione (2nd) TOPDRAWERSOCCER.COMPLAYEROFTHESEASON 2010 Corey Hertzog COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2010 Corey Hertzog (1st) Matheus Braga (3rd) 2013 Andrew Wolverton (2nd) 2019 Aaron Molloy (2nd) 2020-21 Danny Bloyou (2nd) COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 2004 Richard Costanzo (2nd) Conrad Taylor (1st) 2005 Jason Yeisley (2nd) 2019 Liam Butts (2nd) 2020-21 Peter Mangione (1st) GOAL.COM TEAM OF THE YEAR 2010 Corey Hertzog (1st) Matheus Braga (2nd) PHILLY SOCCER NEWS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 Corey Hertzog SOCCER AMERICA FRESHMAN ALLAMERICA TEAM 1986 Jan Skorpen 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Danny Kelly 1992 Stuart Reid 1993 Rich Wilmot 2001 Chad Severs 2004 RichardConradCostanzoTaylor 2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Yeisley SOCCER AMERICA TEAM OF THE DECADE 1980s Dan Canter OLYMPIANS 1956 Ron Coder Dick Packer 1960 Ron Coder 1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chris Bahr 1984 Dan Canter 1992 Nigel Sparks (Canada) ATLANTIC 10 PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1988 Jan Skorpen (West) ATLANTIC 10 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1987 Danny Kelly (West) ALL-ATLANTIC 10 1990 TomDannyAgesenKelly ACADEMIC ALL-ATLANTIC 10 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kamel Haddad (HM) Jan Skorpan (HM) 1988 Kamel Haddad Jan Skorpan Tom Agesen (HM) 1989 Jan Skorpen Tom Ageson (HM) Steve Sergi (HM) Nigel Sparks (HM) 1990 TomElnarAgesenDahle ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONSHIP MOST OUSTANDING PLAYER 1987 Steve Frantz 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Frantz 1989 Danny Kelly ATLANTIC 10 ALL-CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 1987 BertKamelSteveEckelmeyerFrantzHaddadPaulMoylan 1988 Tom SteveAgesenFrantz 1989 Danny Gill Danny Kelly Nigel Sparks 1990 TomDannyDannyAgesenGillMikeImmKelly REGIONAL & MISCELLANEOUS HONORS
44 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER ISFL/ISFA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 1926*, 1929, 1933*, 1936*, 1937*, 1938, 1939*, 1940*, 1949*, 1954, 1955* * Co-champions declared MAC HERMANN TROPHY WINNER 1979 Jim Stamatis Penn State forward Jim Stamatis received collegiate soccer’s highest honor when he was named the winner of the 1979 Robert Hermann Trophy as the nation’s outstanding player. The senior from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, capped a standout career with 16 goals and 12 assists for 44 points in 23 games in 1979. He led the Nittany Lions to an 18-4-1 record and the school’s first appearance in the NCAA College Cup, where the Lions finished third. Stamatis is Penn State’s leading career scorer with 133 points (52 G, 29 A). MAC HERMANN TROPHY SEMIFINALIST 2000 Ricardo Villar 2001 Ricardo Villar 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corey Hertzog 2019 Aaron Molloy UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM 1941 Woodrow King Anibal Galindo 1942 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dean Hartman Jose Lombana 1943 Jose Lombana 1944 Eugene Graebner 1945 John Hamilton 1946 John Hamilton Dean Hartman 1948 Ralph Hosterman 1949 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry Little 1950 Harry Little 1954 Dick Packer John Pinezich 1955 Dick Packer 1957 Per Torgerson 1972 Chris Bahr Andy Rymarczuk 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Bahr 1974 Chris Bahr 1977 Rich Reice 1978 Jim Stamatis 1981 Dan Canter 1982 Lou Karbeiner 1999 Ricardo Villar UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM 1941 Donald Megrail 1947 Dean Hartman RalphFredHostermanKretzer 1948 Dick Hannah 1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ray Buss Ron Coleman 1951 Frank Follmer 1954 Paul Dierks 1956 Per Torgerson 1976 Rich Reice 1979 Jim Stamatis 1981 Duncan MacEwan 1995 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stuart Reid 2001 Ricardo Villar 2010 Matheus Braga Corey Hertzog 2019 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aaron Molloy UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) ALL-AMERICA THIRD TEAM 1986 Troy Snyder 1992 Nigel Sparks 1994 Stuart Reid 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Derek Potteiger 2001 Derek Potteiger 2002 Brent Jacquette 2020-21 DannyPierreBloyouReedy UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION 1942 Harold ThomasSamuelFreemanSchnureWilliams 1946 EugeneTimothyGraebnerPetroff 1948 Harry Little 1949 Dick Hannah 1951 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ron Coleman 1952 FrankKurtFollmerKlaus 1957 Howard Maierhofer 1958 William Fiedler 1960 Wayne Rodgers 1964 JosephNizarCorreiraAl-Talib 1967 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arthur Morris 1970 Charles Messner 1971 Andy Rymarczuk 1974 Randy Garber 1977 Jim Stamatis 1980 DuncanDanMacEwanKanter ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM 1926 George LippincottEdPecori 1927 Dick Marshall DonHerbEdgertonAllen 1928 Dick MarshallBillLutz 1929 Herb CyrusBillAllenLutzHarvey 1930 C H “Bud” Anderson 1931 BobAlMcKuneDaykin 1932 Al FrankDaykinEvans 1933 Ed Finzel J E Fletcher J W. Bielicki 1934 J W Bielicki BobBillBillGrahamSutliffMcEwan 1935 J W BillBillBielickiSutliffRayBellMcEwan 1936 Bill FrankFelixMcEwanBarnesOsterlund 1937 Ed Mandel Sol Miehoff Bob Schuler 1938 Gus Bigott Bob Schuler 1939 W R “Skip” Hosterman 1940 W R “Skip”WoodyHostermanKing 1947 Gene Graebner SENIOR CLASS AWARD 2009 Jason Yeisley 2021 Pierre Reedy UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) HALL OF FAME 1991 Bill Jeffrey 1995 Walter Bahr UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) NATIONAL COACHING STAFF OF THE YEAR 1979 Walter Bahr 2021 Jeff Cook U.S. SOCCER HEAD COACH AT THE WORLD CUP 1950 Bill Jeffrey NATIONAL HONORS
45 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) ALL-TIME TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019 UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICA 1996 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sebastien DavidGoverneurWeil Drew Kaufmann 2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .David Walters (2nd) 2007 Jason Yeisley (2nd) 2009 Jason Yeisley (1st) 2020-21 Brandon Hackenberg (1st) Pierre Reedy (1st) Seth Kuhn (2nd) COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® 2005 Conrad Taylor (2nd) 2006 Ryan Badaracco (3rd) Conrad Taylor (3rd) 2008 Ryan Badaracco (1st) 2009 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Yeisley (1st) 2012 Julian Cardona (3rd) 2020-21 Pierre Reedy (1st) 2021 Pierre Reedy (2nd) SCHOLAR ATHLETE ALL-AMERICA 1991 Nigel Sparks 1995 Stuart Reid 2009 Jason Yeisley ERNEST B. MCCOY MEMORIAL AWARD Presented to one PSU male & female studentathlete who have combined academic participation with academic excellence. 1981 Kevin Scott 2007 Conrad Taylor 2009 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Yeisley NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP 1981 Kevin Scott 2009 Jason Yeisley 2015 Christian Kaschak COSIDA ALL-REGION/DISTRICTACADEMIC 1989 Jan Skorpen 1991 Steve Sergi Nigel Sparks 1992 Mike Imm Gavin Reid 1993 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gavin Reid Stuart Reid 1994 Sebastien GouverneurStuartReid 1995 Travis Berger Sebastien GouverneurStuartReid 1996 Sebastien Gouverneur 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Derek Potteiger 2003 Gabe AnthonyBernsteinCalvano 2004 David Walters 2005 Conrad Taylor 2006 RyanConradBadaraccoTaylor 2007 Jason ConradYeisleyTaylor 2009 Andy Parr Jason Yeisley 2010 Andy Parr Drew Cost Andres Casais 2012 Julian Cardona 2014 Kyle MacDonald 2020-21 Pierre Reedy 2021 Pierre Reedy ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1991 William Bucy Mike HollingsworthMikeImmGavinReidSteveSergiNigelSparksKirkThiel 1992 William Bucy Joe Corapi Mike HollingsworthMikeImmNeilPiperGavinReidSteveSergiNigelSparks 1993 William Bucy Joe TaminStuartGavinCorapiReidReidYoung 1994 Travis SebastienMichaelBergerCollGoverneurPatHinojosaJeffLearStuartReidSteveSaundersDavidWeilRichardWilmot 1995 Travis Berger SebastienAndrewFredrikGouverneurGusterKaufmannJeffreyLearStuartReidSteveSaundersDavidWeil 1996 Erik Bernotas SebastienAndrewFredrikGouverneurGusterTomJohnstonKaufmannKevinKressJeffLearBrianOrloffSteveSaundersDavidWeil 1997 Travis Berger Blake Novotny Stephen Saunders Andrew Thompson 1998 GeoffreyAndrewNathanielWhitneyDuncombeGibsonKrumpeMatthewLeahyKennethLearBlakeNovotnyThompson 1999 Whitney Gibson Nathaniel AndrewDerekBlakeRyanKrumpeMillerNovotnyPotteigerThompson 2000 Nathaniel Krumpe Jorma DerekDavidMakipaaNevesPotteiger 2001 MatthewGregoryJormaKennethEarnhardtLearMakipaaOldfieldDerekPotteiger 2002 Gabe AnthonyBernsteinCalvanoTrevorGormanPasiKarppinenMikeLindemannJormaMakipaaKenjiTreschukJoeZewe 2003 Gabe AnthonyBernsteinCalvanoPasiKarppinenMikeLindemannKenjiTreschukDavidWalters 2004 Gabe AnthonyBernsteinCalvanoPasiKarppinenMikeLindemannKenjiTreschukBrianTullyDavidWalters 2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan GeordieYanBadaraccoCarvalhoMacNeillStephenReihnerDanielShafferConradTaylorDavidWalters 2006 RyanMichaelBadaraccoJanov Stanley Kaweesi-KatongoleAndyMachiGeordieMacNeillConradTaylorMichaelTilattiMarkkuViitanenJasonYeisley 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Bohlen Frank VincentGeordieLiamCostigliolaFitzwaterJohnGrayMacNeillAndyMachiDanielMartiniAndyParrSalvaticoConradTaylorJacoboVeraJasonYeisley ACADEMIC HONORS
46 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN CONTINUED 2008 Ryan TreavorCaseyRobertBadaraccoBohlenAndresCasaisDiegoCorreaDrewCostDerkaczGelsingerJohnGrayAndyMachiVincentSalvaticoJacoboVera 2009 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MackenzieTreavorFrankMatheusArmentBragaAndresCasaisDiegoCorreaDrewCostCostigliolaMarkFetrowGelsingerJohnGrayAndyParrVincentSalvaticoJacoboVeraJasonYeisley 2010 MackenzieTreavorMatheusArmentBragaAndresCasaisMarcoCiarlaDrewCostRafaelFariaBrianForgueGelsingerAndyParrDanielParr 2011 MackenzieMicahMarcoArmentCiarlaCollinsBrianForgueDanielParr 2012 Jacob Barron Julian AndrewEmmanuelMarvinOwenMicahCardonaCollinsBrianForgueGriffithLedgisterKyleMacDonaldMartinDanielParrDannySheerinGrantWarmingWolverton 2013 Randy Falk Christian Kaschak Drew AndrewMichaelKyleKlingenbergMacDonaldMattMayewskiRobinsonDannySheerinGrantWarmingWolverton 2014 Samuel AndrewDrewChristianMichaelEvanRandyEliBollingerDennisFalkFinneyGonzalezKaschakMasonKlerksKlingenbergKyleMacDonaldMichaelRobinsonDannySheerinMarkWadidWolverton 2015 Sam Bollinger Malik Cameron Ryan Gallagher Michael DrewChristianBrianRileyGonzalezGrantJamesKaschakMasonKlerksKlingenbergKyleMacDonaldDaniMarksDannySheerin 2016 Wes Bergevin Sam Bollinger Malik IbrahimaBrennanRyanMacCameronCurranGallgherRileyGrantIrelandTravisKeilMasonKlerksKouyateAustinMaloneyDaniMarksRobbySagel 2017 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wes Bergevin Sam BrandonDanielMitchelBollingerBringolfGonzalezRyanGallagherHackenbergBrennanIrelandTravisKeilStephenKenneyAustinMaloneyDaniMarksPierreReedyAymarSigueChristianSloadCameronSteele 2018 Wes BrandonDanielMitchelBergevinBringolfRyanGallagherGonzalezHackenbergBrennanIrelandTravisKeilStephenKenneyJoshLevineAustinMaloneyDaniMarksCallumPritchattPierreReedyChristianSload 2019 Josh Dabora Daniel Gonzalez BrandonCallumAdamDaxHackenbergHoffmanLaundreeJoshLevineAaronMolloyKeeganNessPritchattPierreReedyChristianSload 2020 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liam Butts Josh MasonDaboraDeeds Owen Elliott Michael Gaines Daniel Gonzalez BrandonDaxHackenbergHoffman Seth Kuhn Adam JoseKeeganLaundreeNessOmarOzbayPalomequeCallumPritchatt Andrew Privett Pierre Reedy Nicholas Rieple AlexJalenStevensonWatson 2021 Femi Awodesu Danny Bloyou Liam Butts Owen Elliott Tyger Evans Michael Gaines BrandonDaxHackenbergHoffman Seth Kuhn Adam Laundree Peter Mangione Alex KeeganMorgretNess Andrew Privett Pierre Reedy AlexJalenStevensonWatson Bold indicates current Nittany Lion BIG TEN CONFERENCE ACADEMIC HONORS
47 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS 2008-09 Andy Marchi 2009-10 Andy Parr 2010-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daniel Parr 2011-12 Daniel Parr 2012-13 KyleDannyMacDonaldSheerin 2013-14 KyleDannyMacDonaldSheerin 2014-15 Samuel Bollinger Michael Robinson 2015-16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sam Bollinger Kyle MacDonald 2016-17 Sam BrennanBollingerIrelandAustinMaloney 2017-18 Daniel StephenGonzalezKenneyAustinMaloney 2018-19 Daniel Gonzalez BrandonPierreHackenbergReedy 2019-20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daniel Gonzalez BrandonCallumAdamDaxHackenbergHoffmanLaundreeKeeganNessPritchatt 2020-21 Liam Butts Dax Hoffman Seth Kuhn Adam JoseKeeganLaundreeNessPalomequeCallumPritchattPierreReedy Alex Stevenson 2021 Michael Gaines Dax Hoffman Seth Kuhn AdamAlexLaundreeMorgretKeeganNess Bold indicates current Nittany Lion ACADEMIC HONORS
WALTER BAHR SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP
48 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER THE BILL JEFFREY AWARD Penn State’s most valuable player is honored with the Bill Jeffrey Award. Jeffrey, who died in 1966, coached Penn State from 1926-52 and was one of the nation’s most successful collegiate coaches. From 1943-55, Penn State’s most valuable player was awarded the Edward Mandel Trophy. Mandel was an All-America recipient in 1937. Beginning in 1962, the presentation was declared the Bill Jeffrey Award. 1943 Jose Lombana 1944 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jesse Hartman 1945 Johnny Hamilton 1946 Johnny Hamilton 1947 Dean Hartman 1948 Ralph Hosterman 1949 Harry Little 1950 Harry Little 1951 Ron Coleman 1952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Follmer 1953 Harold Irvin 1954 Paul Dierks 1955 Dick Packer 1956-61 Unavailable 1962 Dieter Heinze 1963 Bill Manke 1964 Joe Correla 1965 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vernon De Grange 1966 Rick Pierson 1967 Art Morris 1968 Glenn Ditzler 1969 Glenn Ditzler 1970 Charlie Messner 1971 Jimmy Taylor 1972 Gary Kline 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Frazier 1974 Chris Bahr 1975 John Marsden 1976 Dominic Emanuele 1977 Matt Bahr 1978 Dave Lloyd 1979 Jim Stamatis 1980 Kevin Scott 1981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Canter 1982 Lou Karbiener 1983 Jeff Maierhofer 1984 Jerry Moyer 1985 Kevin Jennings 1986 Steve Potter 1987 Paul Moylan 1988 Bert Eckelmeyer 1989 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ted Gillen 1990 Danny Kelly 1991 Mike Hollingsworth 1992 Nigel Sparks 1993 Chris Kelly 1994 Joe Corapi 1995 Stuart Reid 1996 Drew Kaufmann 1997 Steve Saunders 1998 Jon McClay 1999 Derek Potteiger 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nathaniel Krumpe 2001 Chris Stout 2002 Brent Jacquette 2003 Chad Severs 2004 David Walters 2005 Simon Omekanda 2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Gray 2007 Andy Machi 2008 Ryan Badaracco 2009 Jason Yeisley 2010 Corey Hertzog 2011 Andrew Wolverton 2012 Not awarded 2013 Andrew Wolverton 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Not awarded 2015 Not awarded 2016 Ryan Gallagher 2017 Ryan Gallagher 2018 Not awarded 2019 Not awarded 2020-21 Not awarded 2021 ?
The Paul H. Tharp Memorial Award, first presented in 1956, provides financial assistance to an outstanding member of the Nittany Lion soccer team and recognizes the longtime groundskeeper of the University’s athletic fields.
FRED AND CHARLES H. ‘BUD’ ANDERSON SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP
JOHN G. AND JUDITH K. BLACK
THE WILLIAM JEFFREY MEMORIAL FUND
DAVID S. FEHR MEN’S SCHOLARSHIPSOCCER
MICHAEL AND PATTY KIRSCHNER ENDOWED MEN’S SCHOLARSHIPSOCCER DAVID LANCASTER ENDOWED ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP
BOB AND HARRY LITTLE SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP IN HONOR OF THE 1950, 1954 & 1955TEAMSCHAMPIONSHIP
BERNIEPAULDAVIDHINTZ-GARBANENDOWMENTATHLETICENDOWMENTFUNDC.ANDVICTORIALONCHERSCHIRMENDOWEDATHLETICSCHOLARSHPANDK.C.SHEELERENDOWEDACADEMICSCHOLARSHIPFUNDANDALLENJACOBSONMEN’SSOCCERSCHOLARSHIPRALPHANDJOANBROWERMEN’SSOCCERSCHOLARSHIPELIZABETHBLACKLENDERMANANDSTUARTCRAIGLENDERMANMEMORIALGRANT-IN-AIDFUNDCOSTFAMILYENDOWEDSCHOLARSHIPFORMEN’SSOCCERMACKBRADYMEMORIALSOCCERENDOWMENT HONORS & SCHOLARSHIPS
The Charles H. “Bud” Anderson soccer scholarship is given to an outstanding Lion soccer player thanks to the donation of Charles “Bud” Anderson, class of ’31. Anderson was a 1930 All-America recipient for Penn State.
DICK PACKER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FOR MEN’S SOCCER
The William Jeffrey Memorial Fund also provides financial assistance to an outstanding Nittany Lion soccer player and recognizes Jeffrey, one of the nation’s most successful collegiate coaches, with a career coaching mark of 153-24-29 at Penn State.
PAUL H. THARP MEMORIAL AWARD
The Walter Bahr Soccer Scholarship is given in recognition of 1950 World Cup star and legendary Penn State soccer coach. Bahr posted a 185-6622 record through 13 seasons as the Nittany Lion coach.
49 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com GOALS 1 24 Dick Packer 1955 2 23 Jack Pinezich 1952 3 21 Bill Fiedler 1957 4 20 Jim Stamatis 1977 20 Corey Hertzog 2010 6 17 Chad Severs 2002 17 Jan Skorpen 1986 8 16 Stuart Reid 1993 16 Jim Stamatis 1979 ASSISTS 1 17 Matheus Braga 2010 2 13 Duncan MacEwan 1980 13 Chris Kelly 1992 13 Ricardo Villar 2001 5 12 Jim Stamatis 1979 6 11 Kamel Hadded 1988 11 Chris Kelly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1993 8 10 Neil Piper 1992 POINTS 1 50 Dick Packer 1955 2 46 Corey Hertzog 2010 3 45 Jim Stamatis 1977 4 44 Jim Stamatis 1979 5 . 38 Jan Skorpen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1986 6 37 Rich Reice 1977 37 Stuart Reid 1995 37 Chad Severs 2002 9 35 Thomas Greve 1984 35 Travis Berger 1995 11 34 Jim Stamatis 1978 34 Jan Skorpen 1988 13 . 33 Duncan MacEwan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1980 33 Stuart Reid 1993 33 Ricardo Villar 2001 GAME-WINNING GOALS 1 7 Ricardo Villar 1999 7 Derek Potteiger 2000 7 Chad Severs 2002 4 . 6 Corey Hertzog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2009 6 Stuart Reid 1993 6 Jan Skorpen 1988 7 5 Liam Butts 2019 5 Connor Maloney 2014 5 Travis Berger 1994 5 Stuart Reid 1992 SHOTS 1 103 Corey Hertzog 2010 2 95 Jim Stamatis 1977 3 92 Peter Jancevski 1980 4 87 Chad Severs 2002 5 84 Jim Stamatis 1978 6 83 Jim Stamatis 1979 7 82 Jason Yeisley 2009 8 . 79 Stuart Reid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1994 9 78 Ricardo Villar 1999 10 77 Jan Skorpen 1988 77 Peter Jancevski 1981 SAVES 1 139 Greg Kenney 1982 2 134 Leith Mace 1969 3 114 Greg Kenney 1983 4 111 Bert Eckelmeyer 1985 5 105 Greg Kenney 1984 6 86 John Pascarella 1986 86 Steve Saunders 1994 SAVE PERCENTAGE * (min. 6 games played) 1 . .851 Kris Shakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2019 2 828 Ryan Sickman 2002 3 826 Josh Levine 2017 4 821 Andrew Wolverton 2011 5 810 Evan Finney 2016 * - records reflected from 1999 on. GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (min. 6 games played) 1 . 0 .34 Jeff Heimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1977 2 0 57 Bert Eckelmeyer 1986 3 0 61 Andrew Wolverton 2011 0 61 Evan Finney 2016 5 0 65 Ryan Sickman 2001 6 0 69 Kris Shakes 2019 7 0 70 Bert Eckelmeyer 1987 SHUTOUTS 1 15 Eric Earnhardt 2001 2 12 Andrew Wolverton 2011 3 10 Angelo Nickas 1980 10 Whit Gibson 1998 10 Conrad Taylor 2005 6 9 38 Steve Saunders 1994 7 9 Andrew Wolverton 2014 9 Warren Gross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2009 9 Whit Gibson 1999 9 Greg Kenney 1982 9 Dan Gallagher 1977 COMBINED SHUTOUTS 1 12 Bert Eckelmeyer & Kurt Merrill 1988 (24 games) 12 Marc Dinacci & Michael Barninger 1993 (23 games) 12 Steve Saunders & Grant Naylor . 1994 (23 games) 12 Ryan Sickman & Eric Earnhardt 2001 (20 games) 5 11 Dave Wilson & Greg Kenney 1981 (21 games) SINGLE-GAME RECORDS GOALS 1 . 7 Joe Lane vs Bucknell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1950 2 5 Dick Packer vs Syracuse 1954 5 Dick Packer vs Syracuse 1955 4 4 Jack Pinezich vs Bucknell 1954 4 Dick Matacia vs Syracuse 1955 4 Dick Packer vs Maryland 1955 4 Nick Scott vs UConn 1993 4 Sebastien Gouverneur vs Lafayette 1995 9 . 3 Dick Packer (5 times) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1954-55 3 Jack Pinezich vs Colgate 1954 3 Tommy Nute vs Syracuse 1955 3 Dick Matacia vs Pitt 1955 3 Derek Potteiger vs Cornell 2000 3 Corey Hertzog vs ODU 2010 3 Pete Mangione vs Villanova 2021 SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
50 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER GOALS 1 56 Stuart Reid 1992-95 2 53 Dick Packer 1953-55 3 52 Jim Stamatis 1976-79 4 47 Jan Skorpen 1986-89 5 46 Bill McEwan 1934-36 6 45 Chris Bahr 1971-74 7 43 Peter Jancevski 1978-81 8 41 Jack Pinezich 1951-54 9 38 Chad Severs 2001-04 10 . 37 Rich Reice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1974-77 11 33 Bill Fiedler 1957-58 33 Corey Hertzog 2008-10 13 30 Andy Rymarczuk 1969-72 30 Larry Miller 1982-85 15 29 Frank Megrail 1936-38 29 Rick Allen 1969-71 29 Jeff Maierhofer 1980-83 ASSISTS 1 32 Chris Kelly 1990-93 2 31 Ricardo Villar 1997-2001 3 29 Jim Stamatis 1976-79 4 28 Neil Piper 1991-93 28 Matheus Braga 2008-10 6 27 Duncan MacEwan 1978-81 7. 26 Simon Omekanda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2003-06 8 22 Chris Bahr 1971-74 22 John Marsden 1972-75 10 20 Niall Harrison 1983-86 20 Danny Kelly 1987-90 12 19 Andy Rymarczuk 1969-72 19 Larry Miller 1982-85 19 Jan Skorpen 1986-89 19 Derek Potteiger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1998-2001 19 Seth Kuhn 2019-21 16 18 Lou Karbiener 1979-82 18 Thomas Greve 1984-85 18 17 Rich Reice 1974-77 17 Peter Jancevski 1978-81 17 Jeff Maierhofer 1980-83 17 Kamel Haddad 1986-88 17 Connor Maloney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2013-16 POINTS G A Years 1 133 Jim Stamatis 52 29 1976-79 2 126 Stuart Reid 56 14 1992-95 3 113 Jan Skorpen 47 19 1986-89 4 112 Chris Bahr 45 22 1971-74 5 110 Dick Packer 53 4 1953-55 6 103 Peter Jancevski 43 17 1978-81 7 95 Bill MacEwan 46 3 1934-36 8 91 Rich Reice 37 17 1974-77 9 90 Chad Severs 38 14 2001-04 10 87 Jack Pinezich 41 5 1951-54 11 85 Ricardo Villar 27 31 1997-2001 12 81Duncan MacEwan 27 27 1978-81 13 .80Corey Hertzog 33 14 2008-10 14 79 Andy Rymarczuk 30 19 1969-72 79 Larry Miller 30 19 1982-85 16 75 Jeff Maierhofer 29 17 1980-83 SHOTS 1 307 Jim Stamatis 1976-79 2 273 Jan Skorpen 1986-89 3 272 Peter Jancevski 1978-81 4 271 Stuart Reid 1992-95 5 238 Chad Severs 2001-04 6 237 Simon Omekanda 2003-06 7 208 Ricardo Villar 1997-2001 SAVES 1 . 410 Greg Kenney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1981-84 2 288 Conrad Taylor 2004-07 3 227 Dan Gallagher 1976-78 4 225 Andrew Wolverton 2011-14 5 221 Tim Dantzig 1973-75 SHUTOUTS 1 32 Andrew Wolverton 2011-14 2 . 28 .25 Greg Kenney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1981-84 3 24 Dan Gallagher 1975-78 24 Conrad Taylor 2004-07 5 20 Ron Haag 1936-38 6 19 Whit Gibson 1998-99 7 17 98 Bert Eckelmeyer 1985-88 8 17 Angelo Nickas 1978-80 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE GA Saves SHO Years 1 0 78 Whit Gibson 39 156 19 1998-99 2 0 80 Andrew Wolverton 56 225 32 2011-14 3 0 92 Angelo Nickas 36 185 17 1978-80 4 0 95 Steve Saunders 48 170 14 35 1985-88 5 1 04 Bert Eckelmeyer 49 199 17 98 1985-88 6 1 06 Kris Shakes 42 148 14 2019-21 7. 1 .08 Kurt Merrill 32 106 10 .50 1988-89 1 08 Conrad Taylor 96 288 24 2004-07 8 1 10 Greg Kenney 83 431 28 25 1981-84 9 1 13 Dan Gallagher 48 227 24 1975-78 1 13 Marc Dinacci 26 83 9 77 1990-93 CAREER RECORDS
51 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com GOALS 1970 Rick Allen 13 1971 Andy Rymarczuk 14 1972 Chris Bahr 10 1973 Chris Bahr 11 1974 Chris Bahr 12 1975 Dave Reice 12 1976 Rich Reice 12 1977 Jim Stamatis 20 1978 Jim Stamatis 13 1979 Jim Stamatis 16 1980 Peter Jancevski 12 1981 Peter Jancevski 13 1982 Larry Miller 12 1983 Larry Miller 9 Bob Waizenegger 9 1984 Thomas Greve 12 Kevin Jennings 12 1985 Thomas Greve 10 1986 Jan Skorpen 16 1987 Paul Moylan 11 1988 Jan Skorpen 14 1989 Jan Skorpen 9 1990 Danny Kelly 9 1991 Steve Sergi 8 1992 Stuart Reid 14 1993 Stuart Reid 16 1994 Stuart Reid 12 1995 Travis Berger 15 1996 Phil Karn 10 1997 Phil Karn 10 1998 Jon McClay 9 1999 Ricardo Villar 13 2000 Derek Potteiger 13 2001 Ricardo Villar 10 2002 Chad Severs 17 2003 Chad Severs 7 2004 Chad Severs 9 2005 Jason Yeisley 9 2006 Simon Omekanda 5 2007 Jason Yeisley 6 2008 Treavor Gelsinger 6 2009 Corey Hertzog 11 2010 Corey Hertzog 20 2011 Minh Vu 4 Julian Cardona 4 2012 Julian Cardona 6 2013 Jordan Tyler 5 2014 Connor Maloney 10 2015 Connor Maloney 7 2016 Connor Maloney 8 2017 Ethan Beckford 5 2018 Jeremy Rafanello 3 Mac Curran 3 2019 Aaron Molloy 9 Liam Butts 9 2020-21 Danny Bloyou 8 2021 Andrew Privett 9 ASSISTS 1970 Andy Rymarczuk 9 1971 Chris Bahr 6 Brent Buddenhagen 6 1972 Chris Bahr 7 1973 Chris Bahr 5 1974 John Marsden 9 1975 John Marsden 8 1976 Ken McDonald 4 1977 Rich Reice 9 1978 Jim Stamatis 8 1979 Jim Stamatis 12 1980 Duncan MacEwan 13 1981 Duncan MacEwan 6 1982 Lou Karbiener 8 1983 Pete Jobling 7 1984 Thomas Greve 8 1985 Thomas Greve 9 1986 Troy Snyder 6 1987 Jan Skorpen 5 1988 Kamel Haddad 11 1989 Danny Kelly 8 1990 Peter Daigle 4 Jan Skorpen, Danny Kelly, Danny Gil 4 1991 Neil Piper 9 1992 Chris Kelly 13 1993 Chris Kelly 11 1994 Sebastien Governeur 7 1995 Stuart Reid 9 1996 Phil Karn 6 1997 Jon McClay 4 Kevin Silva, Matt Leahy 4 1998 Ricardo Villar 9 1999 Ricardo Villar 9 2000 Derek Potteiger 6 2001 Ricardo Villar 13 2002 Joe Zewe 6 Pasi Karppinen 6 2003 Simon Omekanda 8 2004 Richard Costanzo 7 2005 Simon Omekanda 9 2006 Simon Omekanda 4 Stephen Reihner 4 2007 Treavor Gelsinger 6 2008 Matheus Braga 4 2009 Matheus Braga 7 2010 Matheus Braga 17 2011 Minh Vu 3 2012 Hasani Sinclair 4 2013 Connor Maloney 7 2014 Brian James 7 2015 Brian James 3 Riley Grant 3 2016 Connor Maloney 5 2017 Callum Pritchatt 3 2018 Callum Pritchatt 4 2019 Aaron Molloy 6 2020-21 Peter Mangione 6 2021 Seth Kuhn 8 SEASON LEADERS - OFFENSE
52 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER SAVES 1970 Gary MacMath 93 1971 Gary MacMath 85 1972 Gary MacMath 79 1973 Tim Dantzig 42 1974 Tim Dantzig 74 1975 Tim Dantzig 105 1976 Dan Gallagher 85 1977 Dan Gallagher 72 1978 Dan Gallagher 70 1979 Angelo Nickas 73 1980 Angelo Nickas 104 1981 Greg Kenney 73 1982 Greg Kenney 139 1983 Greg Kenney 114 1984 Greg Kenney 84 1985 Bert Eckelmeyer 111 1986 John Pascarella 59 1987 Bert Eckelmeyer 46 1988 Kurt Merrill 53 1989 Kurt Merrill 53 1990 Mark Dinacci 40 1991 Mike Imm 40 1992 Mike Imm 63 1993 Mike Dinacci 43 1994 Steve Saunders 86 1995 Grant Naylor 31 1996 Grant Naylor 40 1997 Ross Brubaker 76 1998 Whit Gibson 74 1999 Whit Gibson 82 2000 Ryan Sickman 53 2001 Ryan Sickman 27 2002 Ryan Sickman 53 2003 Matt Novchich 58 2004 Conrad Taylor 75 2005 Conrad Taylor 71 2006 Conrad Taylor 76 2007 Conrad Taylor 66 2008 Liam Fitzwater 49 2009 Warren Gross 69 2010 Brendan Birmingham 42 2011 Andrew Wolverton 64 2012 Andrew Wolverton 21 2013 Andrew Wolverton 76 2014 Andrew Wolverton 64 2015 Matt Bersano 42 2016 Evan Finney 47 2017 Josh Levine 57 2018 Josh Levine 57 2019 Kris Shakes 40 2020-21 Kris Shakes 43 2021 Kris Shakes 65 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 1970 Gary MacMath 1 33 1971 Gary MacMath 1 90 1972 Gary MacMath 0 95 1973 Tim Dantzig 1 14 1974 Tim Dantzig 1 34 1975 Tim Dantzig 1 32 1976 Dan Gallagher 1 16 1977 Jeff Heimer 0 34 1978 Dan Gallagher 1 04 1979 Angelo Nickas 0 99 1980 Angelo Nickas 0 94 1981 Dave Wilson 0 80 1982 Marko Bulatovic 0 72 1983 Greg Kenney 1 40 1984 Greg Kenney 1 .04 1985 Bert Eckelmeyer 1 38 1986 Bert Eckelmeyer 0 57 1987 Bert Eckelmeyer 0 70 1988 Bert Eckelmeyer 0 96 1989 Kurt Merrill 1 07 1990 Keith Engelhardt 1 44 1991 Mike Imm 1 49 1992 Mike Imm 1 33 1993 Mike Barninger 0 .82 1994 Grant Naylor 0 73 1995 Grant Naylor 1 05 1996 Steve Saunders 0 90 1997 Steve Saunders 1 49 1998 Whit Gibson 0 77 1999 Whit Gibson 0 86 2000 Ryan Sickman 0 92 2001 Ryan Sickman 0 65 2002 Ryan Sickman 0 .74 2003 Matt Novchich 1 37 2004 Conrad Taylor 1 02 2005 Conrad Taylor 0 78 2006 Conrad Taylor 1 16 2007 Conrad Taylor 1 42 2008 Liam Fitzwater 1 56 2009 Warren Gross 0 83 2010 Warren Gross 1 20 2011 Andrew Wolverton 0 61 2012 Andrew Wolverton 0 77 2013 Andrew Wolverton 0 81 2014 Evan Finney 0 61 2015 Evan Finney 1 13 2016 Evan Finney 0 82 2017 Evan Finney 1 30 2018 Josh Levine 1 15 2019 Kris Shakes 0 69 2020-21 Kris Shakes 1 .05 2021 Kris Shakes 1 06 MINUTES PLAYED 1970 Gary MacMath 1971 Gary MacMath 1972 Gary MacMath 1973 Tim Dantzig 1974 Tim Dantzig 1,072 1975 Tim Dantzig 1,156 1976 Dan Gallagher 1,156 1977 Dan Gallagher 1,162 1978 Dan Gallagher 1,369 1979 Angelo Nickas 1,612 1980 Angelo Nickas 1,813 1981 Greg Kenney 1,275 1982 Greg Kenney 2,033 1983 Greg Kenney 1,673 1984 Greg Kenney 1,299 1985 Bert Eckelmeyer 1,827 1986 John Pascarella 1,426 1987 Bert Eckelmeyer 1,160 1988 Kurt Merrill 1,314 1989 Kurt Merrill 1,345 1990 Mark Dinacci 883 1991 Mike Imm 1,145 1992 Mike Imm 2,226 1993 Mike Dinacci 1,173 1994 Steve Saunders 1,938 1995 Grant Naylor 1,374 1996 Grant Naylor 1,103 1997 Ross Brubaker 1,165 1998 Whit Gibson 2,183 1999 Whit Gibson 2,296 2000 Ryan Sickman 1,667 2001 Ryan Sickman 1,114 2002 Ryan Sickman 1,341 2003 Matt Novchich 1,637 2004 Conrad Taylor 2,210 2005 Conrad Taylor 2,068 2006 Conrad Taylor 1,864 2007 Conrad Taylor 1,832 2008 Liam Fitzwater 1,210 2009 Warren Gross 1,953 2010 Brendan Birmingham 1,297 2011 Andrew Wolverton 2,080 2012 Brian Forgue 1,546 2013 Andrew Wolverton 2,004 2014 Andrew Wolverton 1,706 2015 Matt Bersano 1,210 2016 Evan Finney 1,206 2017 Evan Finney 833 2018 Josh Levine 1,328 2019 Kris Shakes 911 2020-21 Kris Shakes 1,025 2021 Brandon Hackenberg 1,884 Bold indicates current Nittany Lion SEASON LEADERS - GOALKEEPING
JIM PSU1916-17,CROWELL1919-20Record:11-0-2 (.923) Penn State’s first soccer coach Unbeaten in his tenure, Crowell’s Lions held the record for highest goal tally in a season (24) until 1927
BARRY PSU1988-2009GORMANRecord:266-158-42 (.616)
HEAD COACH PROFILES
HUGH KEENLEYSIDE PSU1922 Record: 2-0-2 (.750) Led the Lions to an undefeated season in his lone year as head coach COMPTON PACKENHAM PSU1921 Record: 2-0-1 (.833) His 1921 Lions held opponents to just two goals
BOB PSU2010-2017WARMINGRecord:78-60-18
JEFF PSU2018-PresentCOOKRecord:40-22-8
(.583) In 2014, Warming led PSU to its secondstraight NCAA Tournament, carrying a 136-1 record and tying for second in the Big Ten In 2013, he led Nittany Lions to a 136-2 record, a second-straight Big Ten title and the NCAA Sweet 16 Warming won his second-straight Big Ten Coach of the Year honor following the team’s Big Ten title in 2012, PSU’s first in seven years In his first year in Happy Valley, Bob Warming, the third winningest active NCAA Division I coach, led Penn State to a 14-8-1 record and to the third round of the NCAA Tournament The 2010 Nittany Lions featured the nation’s leader in goals and points (Corey Hertzog) and assists (Matheus Braga)
53 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com ALL-TIME COACHES Years Coach Seasons W L T Pct. 1911-15, 1918 None 6 6 8 5 447 1916-17, 19-20 Jim Crowell 4 11 0 2 923 1921 Compton Packenham 1 2 0 1 .833 1922 Hugh Keenleyside 1 2 0 2 750 1923 Larry Longhurst 1 4 0 1 900 1924-25 Ralph Leonard 2 9 1 1 864 1926-52 Bill Jeffrey 27 153 24 29 .813 1953-67 Ken Hosterman 15 72 60 5 544 1968-73 Herb Schmidt 7 38 21 8 627 1974-87 Walter Bahr 14 185 66 22 718 1988-2009 Barry Gorman 22 266 158 42 .616 2010-17 Bob Warming 8 78 60 18 583 2018-Present Jeff Cook 4 40 22 8 .571 12 coaches 111 866 420 144 606 COACHING LEADERS Wins at Penn State Barry Gorman 266 Walter Bahr 185 Bill Jeffrey 153 Bob Warming 78 Ken Hostermann 72 Jeff Cook 40 Herb Schmidt 38 Jim Crowell 11
Barry Gorman, the program’s all-time winningest coach with 266 career victories, led Penn State to three Big Ten Conference Championships and two Atlantic 10 Conference Championships, and earned three NSCAA Regional Coach of the Year awards Gorman coached seven All-Americans, 22 first-team All-Big Ten honorees and 21 All-Region honorees
KEN PSU1953-67HOSTERMANRecord:72-60-5 (.544)
BILL PSU1926-52JEFFREYRecord:153-24-29 (.813)
Penn State’s sixth head coach, Jeffrey is Penn State’s all-time coaching leader by percentage and possesses the program’s longest coaching tenure at over a quarter of a century His teams outscored their opponents 689-184 and captured seven ISFA championships His 1933 team posted Penn State’s first perfect season, amassing a 6-0-0 record Jeffrey led the U S Soccer team to a momentous 1-0 win over England in the 1950 World Cup
LARRY LONGHURST PSU1923 Record: 4-0-1 (.900) Longhurst coached for just one year; a season in which his Lions were unbeaten and scored 20 goals in just five games
RALPH LEONARD PSU1924-25Record: 9-1-1 (.864) Over Leonard’s two seasons leading the progam, the Lions outscored their opponents by an impressive 29-6 margin
Schmidt guided Penn State teams that earned four NCAA Championship field berths in his six-year tenure, including the program’s first appearance in an NCAA championship (1970) He coached six AllMid-Atlantic Region honorees during his career
COACHING HISTORY
The Nittany Lions captured both the Big Ten Regular Season and Big Ten Tournament championship crowns in 2021 and advanced to their third-straight NCAA Tournament for the first time since 199395 For that, Cook was named the 2021 Big Ten Coach of the Year, and the staff earned 2021 United Soccer Coaches North Region Staff of the Year nods As a collegiate head coach, Cook has led his teams to 11 NCAA Tournament appearances and six conference championship titles He has coached 74 all-conference selections, seven All-Americans, and eight Scholar All-Americans Cook picked up his 200th career win as a collegiate head coach on Feb 23, 2021 as the Nittany Lions defeated Rutgers, 2-1, on the road He now holds a career record of 220-160-57 ( 569)
(.571)
Cook led Penn State to an historic season in 2021 on the back heels of a successful spring campaign played during the COVID-19 pandemic
Hosterman owns Penn State’s thirdlongest head coaching tenure He coached two consecutive ISFA championship teams, three All-America selections, three Olympians and three All-Mid-Atlantic Region players
WALTER BAHR PSU1974-87Record: 185-66-22 (.718) During his distinguished career, Bahr led Penn State to 12 NCAA Championship appearances and to an Atlantic 10 Conference Championship in 1987 He was named Regional and National Coach of the Year in 1979 and is an NSCAA Hall of Fame inductee Bahr coached five All-America selections, two Soccer America Freshman All-America honorees, a Hermann Award winner, two Olympians and 16 All-MidAtlantic Region honorees
HERB PSU1968-73SCHMIDTRecord:38-21-8 (.627)
54 2022 >> MEN’S 1965SOCCERHead Coach: Ken Hosterman 3-6-0 Oct 2 WEST CHESTER 1-3 L Oct 9 WEST VIRGINIA 9-2 W Oct 16 at Colgate 3-5 L Oct 20 at Bucknell 3-1 W Oct 23 NAVY 0-4 L Oct . 27 MARYLAND 7-0 W Nov 6 TEMPLE 0-3 L Nov 10 at Army 1-7 L Nov 13 at Gettysburg 2-3 L 1966 Head Coach: Ken Hosterman 1-7-2 Oct 8 at West Virginia 2-3 L Oct 13 WEST CHESTER 0-3 L Oct 15 at Army 1-3 L Oct 20 at Bucknell 1-1 T Oct . 22 at Colgate 0-2 L Oct 27 NAVY 0-3 L Oct 31 MARYLAND 1-1 T Nov 12 TEMPLE 0-3 L Nov 12 GETTYSBURG 6-1 W Nov 19 PITTSBURGH 1-2 L 1967 Head Coach: Ken Hosterman 5-4-1 Oct 7 WEST VIRGINIA 6-2 W Oct 11 at West Chester 1-0 W Oct . 14 ARMY 0-7 L Oct 21 COLGATE 3-5 L Oct 25 at Navy 0-1 L Oct 28 at Maryland 2-2 T Nov 4 at Temple 1-3 L Nov 4 BUCKNELL 3-1 W Nov 10 GETTYSBURG 2-0 W Nov 18 at Pittsburgh 7-1 W 1968 Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 0-6-3 Oct . 5 at West Virginia 1-2 L Oct 9 WEST CHESTER 2-5 L Oct 12 at Army 3-6 L Oct 16 at Bucknell 1-2 L Oct 19 at George Washington 4-4 T Oct 26 NAVY 0-3 L Nov 2 MARYLAND 0-6 L Nov 9 TEMPLE 1-1 T Nov 23 PITTSBURGH 1-1 T 1969 Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 3-6-0 Oct 4 at West Virginia 2-0 W Oct 8 WEST CHESTER 0-2 L Oct 10 at Army 0-3 L Oct 15 at Bucknell 1-3 L Oct 18 at George Washington 1-0 W Oct 25 NAVY 0-5 L Nov 1 MARYLAND 0-6 L Nov 8 TEMPLE 2-4 L Nov 22 PITTSBURGH 3-2 W 1970 Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 9-3-0 Oct 3 WEST VIRGINIA 5-0 W Oct 7 at West Chester 3-1 W Oct 10 ARMY 2-3 L Oct 14 BUCKNELL 3-1 W Oct 17 GEORGE WASHINGTON 6-1 W Oct 24 at Navy 2-1 W Oct 31 at Maryland 2-3 L Nov 4 SHIPPENSBURG 5-2 W Nov 7 at Temple 1-0 W Nov 14 at Pittsburgh 2-1 W NCAA Championship Nov 17 at Delaware 2-1 W Nov 24 PHILADELPHIA U 1-2 L Rick Allen 13-1-27, Andy Rymarczuk 6-9-21, Tom Kehan 7-2-16 1971 Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 9-3-1 Oct 6 WEST CHESTER 5-0 W Oct 9 at Army 2-3 L Oct 13 at Bucknell 4-2 W Oct 16 at George Washington 4-1 W Oct 23 NAVY 2-1 W Oct 27 at West Virginia 0-1 L Oct 30 MARYLAND 3-3 T Nov 3 at Shippensburg 5-2 W Nov 6 TEMPLE 9-0 W Nov 13 PITTSBURGH 5-1 W NCAA Championship Nov 20 SAINT JOSEPH’S 4-1 W Nov 30 at Pennsylvania 2-1 W Dec 4 at Howard 0-8 L Andy Rymarczuk 14-4-32, Chris Bahr 12-630, Rick Allen 8-5-21 1972 Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 9-1-2 Sept 29 GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-1 W Oct 4 at West Chester 4-0 W Oct 6 WEST VIRGINIA 6-4 W Oct 11 BUCKNELL 2-0 W Oct 13 ARMY 3-0 W Oct 21 at Maryland 0-0 T Oct 28 at Navy 2-0 W Nov 3 SHIPPENSBURG 2-1 W Nov 10 at Temple 5-3 W Nov 17 at Pittsburgh 0-0 T NCAA Championship Nov 21 SAINT JOSEPH’S 2-0 W Nov 28 at Pennsylvania 1-3 L Chris Bahr 10-7-27, Andy Rymarczuk 7-6-20, Rick Allen 5-4-14 1973 Head Coach: Herb Schmidt 8-2-2 Oct 3 WEST CHESTER 3-0 W Oct 6 at West Virginia 1-3 L Oct 10 at Bucknell 3-1 W Oct 12 at Army 2-2 T Oct 19 MARYLAND 5-1 W Oct . 26 NAVY 4-1 W Nov 2 at Shippensburg 1-0 W Nov 6 at East Stroudsburg 1-0 W Nov 9 TEMPLE 1-1 T Nov 16 PITTSBURGH 6-2 W NCAA Championship Nov 21 PHILADELPHIA U 5-3 W Nov 26 at Pennsylvania 0-4 L Chris Bahr 11-5-27, Randy Garber 7-4-18, Rick Allen 5-4-14, John Marsden 6-2-14 1974 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 8-1-3 Sept 13 EAST STROUDSBURG 3-2 W Sept 18 WEST VIRGINIA 7-2 W Sept 27 HARTWICK 5-1 W Oct 2 at West Chester 3-1 W Oct 9 BUCKNELL 1-1 T Oct 11 ARMY 2-2 T Oct 18 at Maryland 1-1 T Oct 25 at Navy 2-1 W Nov 1 SHIPPENSBURG 7-0 W Nov. 8 at Temple 3-1 W Nov 15 at Pittsburgh 6-3 W NCAA Championship Nov 19 BUCKNELL 0-1 L Chris Bahr 12-4-28, Rich Reice 6-2-14, John Marsden 2-9-13, Matt Bahr 5-3-13 1975 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 9-5-1 Sept 12 LOCK HAVEN 1-1 T Sept 16 at East Stroudsburg 4-2 W Sept . 19 TRENTON STATE 6-0 W Sept 23 SCRANTON 3-0 W Sept 30 WEST CHESTER 4-0 W Oct 3 at West Virginia 2-0 W Oct 10 at Army 1-2 L Oct 14 at Bucknell 0-2 L Oct 17 MARYLAND 1-2 L Oct 24 NAVY 2-1 W Oct 31 at Shippensburg 2-0 W Nov 7 TEMPLE 4-2 W Nov 14 PITTSBURGH 8-1 W Nov. 16 HARTWICK 0-2 L NCAA Championship at Temple Nov 20 vs Philadelphia U 3-4 L John Marsden 7-8-22, Leo Bodossian 8-1-17, Steve Reid 6-4-16 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
55 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 1976 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 10-4-1 Sept 10 LOCK HAVEN 3-0 W Sept 17 TRENTON STATE 5-0 W Sept 21 at Scranton 3-2 W Sept 24 HARTWICK 1-2 L Sept 28 at West Chester 3-2 W Oct . 1 WEST VIRGINIA 3-1 W Oct 8 ARMY 3-1 W Oct 12 BUCKNELL 5-0 W Oct 15 MARYLAND 4-0 W Oct 19 EAST STROUDSBURG 3-0 W Oct 22 at Navy 0-1 L Oct 29 SHIPPENSBURG 8-0 W Nov 5 at Temple 1-2 L Nov 12 at Pittsburgh 0-0 T NCAA Championship Nov 15 at Philadelphia U 0-4 L Rich Reice 12-3-27, Ken McDonald 8-4-20, Leo Bodossian 6-0-12 1977 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 13-3-0 Sept 9 LOCK HAVEN 6-0 W Sept 16 TRENTON STATE 8-0 W Sept 21 SCRANTON 6-0 W Sept 25 at Hartwick 0-1 L Sept 27 WEST CHESTER 4-0 W Sept 30 at West Virginia 2-1 W Oct . 7 at Army 2-3 L Oct 11 at Bucknell 2-0 W Oct 14 MARYLAND 5-0 W Oct 18 at East Stroudsburg 2-0 W Oct 21 NAVY 5-1 W Oct 28 at Shippensburg 5-1 W Nov 1 PITTSBURGH 5-1 W Nov 4 TEMPLE 5-0 W NCAA Championship Nov 16 vs Pennsylvania 5-1 W Nov 19 at Philadelphia U 0-3 L Jim Stamatis 20-5-45, Rich Reice 14-9-37, Bob Ehrlich 6-5-17 1978 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 11-5-1 Sept 6 LOCK HAVEN 5-1 W Sept 8 CLEVELAND STATE 3-2 W Sept 16 at Indiana 0-2 L Sept 17 vs SIU Edwardsville (1) 2-0 W Sept 22 HARTWICK 3-4 L Sept 26 at West Chester 6-0 W Sept . 29 WEST VIRGINIA 4-0 W Oct 2 SAN FRANCISCO 0-2 L Oct 4 RHODE ISLAND 2-0 W Oct 10 BUCKNELL 8-0 W Oct 14 at Maryland 1-0 W Oct 17 EAST STROUDSBURG 6-1 W Oct 25 at Pittsburgh 0-2 L Oct 29 SHIPPENSBURG 6-0 W Nov 3 at Temple 1-1 T Nov 10 AKRON 4-0 W NCAA Championship Nov. 15 at Temple 0-1 L (1) at Indiana Jim Stamatis 13-8-34, Peter Jancevski 9-018, Herb Menhardt 7-2-16 1979 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 18-4-1 NCAA THIRD PLACE Sept 5 LOCK HAVEN 3-2 W Sept 8 at Akron 0-0 T Sept 14 LONG ISLAND 5-0 W Sept 16 at Rhode Island 2-3 L Sept 21 ALDERSON BROADDUS 5-1 W Sept 25 WEST CHESTER 5-1 W Sept 28 at West Virginia 3-1 W Sept 30 at Cleveland State 0-4 L Oct 5 LAFAYETTE 3-2 W Oct 9 at Bucknell 2-1 W Oct 12 MARYLAND 0-1 L Oct 14 LA SALLE 4-1 W Oct 16 at East Stroudsburg 4-2 W Oct 19 FORDHAM 6-0 W Oct 23 PITTSBURGH 6-0 W Oct 26 at Navy 1-0 W Oct 28 at Shippensburg 5-2 W Nov 2 TEMPLE 1-0 W Nov 9 CONNECTICUT 2-1 W NCAA Championship Nov 25 PRINCETON 3-1 W Nov 30 INDIANA 2-0 W Dec 8 vs SIU Edwardsville (1) 1-2 L Dec 9 vs Columbia (1) 2-1 W (1) at Tampa, Fla Jim Stamatis 16-12-44, Peter Jancevski 9-826, Duncan MacEwan 11-2-24 1980 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 18-3-1 Sept 9 at Penn State Behrend 6-0 W Sept 12 AKRON 2-1 W Sept 14 at Indiana 0-2 L Sept 19 ALDERSON BROADDUS4-0 W Sept 21 at West Chester 3-2 W Sept 26 CLEVELAND STATE 2-1 W Sept 29 SAINT LOUIS 3-2 W Oct 3 FORDHAM 6-0 W Oct 7 BUCKNELL 5-1 W Oct 10 at Maryland 1-2 L Oct 14 EAST STROUDSBURG 4-0 W Oct 17 WILLIAM & MARY 1-0 W Oct 19 NOTRE DAME 4-2 W Oct 22 at Pittsburgh 2-0 W Oct 24 NAVY 1-0 W Oct 28 SHIPPENSBURG 5-1 W Oct 31 BINGHAMTON 6-0 W Nov 4 LEHIGH 4-1 W Nov 9 at Connecticut 0-0 T Nov 14 TOWSON STATE 3-0 W NCAA Championship Nov 22 at Philadelphia U 3-2 W Dec 7 at Indiana 1-3 L Duncan MacEwan 10-13-33, Peter Jancevski 12-5-29 1981 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 15-5-1 Sept 4 W VIRGINIA WESLEYAN6-0 W Sept 7 ST JOHN’S 2-0 W Sept 11 LOYOLA MARYLAND 2-0 W Sept 13 at Akron 2-1 W Sept 16 WEST CHESTER 4-0 W Sept . 19 at William & Mary 1-2 L Sept 22 LOCK HAVEN 2-3 L Sept 25 WEST VIRGINIA 1-0 W Sept 27 at Cleveland State 1-1 T Oct 2 FORDHAM 6-0 W Oct 9 MARYLAND 2-0 W Oct 13 at East Stroudsburg 3-0 W Oct 17 at Long Island 1-3 L Oct 20 PITTSBURGH 5-0 W Oct 23 at Navy 1-0 W Oct 30 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 3-1 W Nov. 3 at Lehigh 1-0 W Nov 6 CONNECTICUT 2-3 L Nov 8 at Temple 3-1 W Nov 12 at Lafayette 4-1 W NCAA Championship Nov 21 at Philadelphia U 0-2 L Peter Jancevski 13-4-30, Jeff Maierhofer 7-5-19 1982 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 16-5-2 Sept . 1 DAVIS & ELKINS 1-0 W Sept 5 at Hartwick 3-4 L Sept 7 at West Virginia 1-0 W Sept 10 RHODE ISLAND 3-2 W Sept 12 at Loyola Maryland 2-0 W Sept 14 at West Chester 2-1 W Sept 18 at SIU Edwardsville 1-2 L Sept 24 CLEVELAND STATE 2-1 W Sept 28 at Alderson Broaddus 1-4 L Oct 1 AKRON 3-0 W Oct 3 WAKE FOREST 1-1 T Oct . 8 LOCK HAVEN 3-2 W Oct 11 EAST STROUDSBURG 5-0 W Oct 13 LONG ISLAND 1-1 T Oct 19 at Bucknell 6-0 W Oct 22 NAVY 4-1 W Oct 26 at Pittsburgh 2-0 W Oct 29 RUTGERS 3-0 W Oct 31 at Connecticut 2-3 L Nov 5 TEMPLE 2-0 W Nov 12 LAFAYETTE 4-1 W NCAA Championship Nov. 17 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 1-0 W Nov 20 PHILADELPHIA U 0-2 L Lou Karbiener 10-8-28, Larry Miller 12-3-27, Jeff Maierhofer 10-4-24 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
56 2022 >> MEN’S 1983SOCCERHead Coach: Walter Bahr 11-8-1 Sept 2 INDIANA 2-1 W Sept 5 at Navy 2-3 L Sept 9 WEST VIRGINIA 4-1 W Sept 11 at Rhode Island 3-0 W Sept 16 W VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 2-1 W Sept . 20 at Cleveland State 1-0 W Sept 24 at Fairleigh Dickinson 1-2 L Sept 27 PITTSBURGH 8-3 W Sept 30 HOWARD 2-0 W Oct 2 at Akron 0-0 T Oct 7 LOCK HAVEN 0-1 L Oct 11 at East Stroudsburg 2-0 W Oct 15 at Long Island 1-2 L Oct 18 BUCKNELL 5-0 W Oct 21 HARTWICK 1-2 L Oct 23 at Rutgers 2-5 L Oct . 28 CONNECTICUT 3-2 W Nov 5 at Temple 1-5 L Nov 8 at Lafayette 1-2 L Nov 11 WEST CHESTER 5-1 W Larry Miller 9-6-24, Bob Waizenegger 9-1-19, Jeff Maierhofer 7-2-16 1984 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 17-5-1 Sept 1 NAVY 6-2 W Sept 4 AKRON 0-0 T Sept . 7 RHODE ISLAND 3-0 W Sept 11 at West Virginia 3-1 W Sept 14 DREXEL 3-0 W Sept 16 at West Chester 7-1 W Sept 21 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 2-1 W Sept 25 at Pittsburgh 2-0 W Sept 28 DUKE 1-0 W Oct 2 LOCK HAVEN 2-1 W Oct 5 RUTGERS 2-3 L Oct 9 EAST STROUDSBURG 4-1 W Oct 12 CLEVELAND STATE 1-2 L Oct . 16 at Bucknell 3-1 W Oct 20 at Hartwick 2-5 L Oct 23 at Shippensburg 7-0 W Oct 28 at Connecticut 2-1 W Nov 2 TEMPLE 2-1 W Nov 6 LAFAYETTE 3-1 W Nov 9 vs South Florida (1) 2-1 W Nov 11 vs Tampa (2) 1-2 L NCAA Championship Nov 18 Philadelphia U 5-0 W Nov 25 at Fairleigh Dickinson 0-1 L (1) at Tampa; (2) at South Florida Thomas Greve 13-9-35, Kevin Jennings Niall14-3-31,Harrison 11-6-28 1985 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 15-6-1 Sept 1 at Navy 1-0 W Sept 4 SHIPPENSBURG 5-1 W Sept 6 vs San Francisco (1) 2-3 L Sept 7 at Saint Louis (1) 2-1 W Sept 13 WEST VIRGINIA 4-1 W Sept 15 at Akron 1-2 L Sept 20 WEST CHESTER 5-1 W Sept 22 at Fairleigh Dickinson 3-1 W Sept 27 SAINT JOSEPH’S 4-0 W Sept 29 at Duke 0-3 L Oct 4 LONG ISLAND 2-3 L Oct 8 at Lafayette 2-1 W Oct 11 HOWARD 2-1 W Oct 15 BUCKNELL 2-0 W Oct 18 HARTWICK 0-3 L Oct 22 PITTSBURGH 3-0 W Oct 25 CONNECTICUT 2-1 W Oct 27 at Rhode Island 3-2 W Nov 1 at Temple 1-1 T Nov 8 LA SALLE 5-0 W NCAA Championship Nov 23 Temple 6-5 (OT) W (Penn State advances on penalty kicks) Dec 1 at Evansville 0-1 L (1) Puma Invitational at Saint Louis Thomas Greve 10-9-29, Dave Dabora 9-4-22, Kevin Jennings 9-3-21, Niall Harrison 7-7-21 1986 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 12-6-5 Sept 1 NAVY 1-1 T Sept 5 GANNON 3-2 W Sept 8 at Shippensburg 1-0 W Sept 12 AKRON 0-1 L Sept 16 at Rutgers 1-0 W Sept 19 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 2-1 W Sept 21 at West Chester 6-0 W Sept 24 LOCK HAVEN 1-2 L Sept 27 at Long Island 1-3 L Oct 3 at Tampa 1-1 T Oct 4 at South Florida 3-3 T Oct 7 LAFAYETTE 0-1 L Oct 10 SETON HALL 1-1 T Oct 14 at Bucknell 4-0 W Oct 18 at Hartwick 3-2 W Oct 21 DELAWARE 3-1 W Oct 24 NOTRE DAME 3-0 W Oct 26 at Connecticut 3-3 T Oct 31 TEMPLE 2-1 W Nov 6 at East Stroudsburg 2-0 W Nov 9 CLEVELAND STATE 0-1 L NCAA Championship Nov 22 Seton Hall 2-0 (OT) W Nov 30 at Akron 3-4 (OT) L (Akron advances on penalty kicks) Jan Skorpen 17-4-38, Jay Ruby 7-3-17, Steve Potter 6-5-17 1987 Head Coach: Walter Bahr 12-6-3 (2-0-1 Atlantic 10; 1st West) ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONS Sept 1 at Navy 3-2 W Sept 4 BOWLING GREEN 0-1 L Sept 8 SHIPPENSBURG 2-0 W Sept 11 SETON HALL 1-4 L Sept . 15 at West Virginia* 1-1 T Sept 18 RUTGERS 0-4 L Sept 20 at Fairleigh Dickinson 2-3 L Sept 25 LONG ISLAND 2-1 W Sept 29 at St Bonaventure* 3-0 W Oct 2 SAINT LOUIS 1-4 L Oct 4 GEORGE MASON 1-2 L Oct 9 at Akron 1-0 W Oct 13 BUCKNELL 7-0 W Oct 16 HARTWICK 1-1 T Oct 20 at Lafayette 2-1 W Oct . 23 CONNECTICUT 2-2 T Oct 27 OHIO STATE 5-0 W Oct 30 GEORGE WASHINGTON* 3-0 W Nov 1 at Temple 1-0 W Atlantic 10 Tournament Nov 7 vs George Washington (1)1-0 W Nov 8 at Rutgers 1-0 W (1) at Rutgers Paul Moylan 11-4-26, Kammel Haddad 8-420, Jan Skorpen 7-5-19 1988 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 14-7-3 (3-0-0 Atlantic 10; 1st West) ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONS Sept 1 MUHLENBERG 3-0 W Sept 3 VILLANOVA 1-0 W Sept 5 at George Washington* 1-0 W Sept 9 WEST VIRGINIA* 3-0 W Sept 11 at Long Island 1-4 L Sept 16 PHILADELPHIA U 1-1(2OT) T Sept 18 at Seton Hall 3-4 (OT) L Sept 23 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 3-1 W Sept . 27 ST. BONAVENTURE* 4-0 W Sept 30 WRIGHT STATE 1-0 W Oct 2 at Princeton 1-4 L Oct 4 at Shippensburg 2-0 W Oct 7 AKRON 1-2 L Oct 11 at Cleveland State 4-1 W Oct 15 at Hartwick 0-0 (OT) T Oct 18 PENNSYLVANIA 4-2 W Oct 21 HOWARD 1-2 L Oct 23 at Connecticut 1-0 W Oct 25 at Bucknell 3-0 W Oct . 28 vs Notre Dame (1) 1-3 L Oct 29 at FIU (1) 0-0 T Atlantic 10 Tournament Nov 4 vs George Washington (2)3-1 (OT) W Nov 6 at Rutgers 2-0 W NCAA Championship Nov 12 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 0-1 L (1) Gatorade Invitational at FIU; (2) at Rutgers Jan Skorpen 14-6-34, Kamel Haddad 6-11-23, Steve Frantz 10-2-22, Danny Kelly 2-6-10 * Denotes conference match YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
57 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 1989 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 10-11-2 (3-0-0 Atlantic 10; 1st West) ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONS Sept 2 vs Evansville (1) 0-1 L Sept 4 at Air Force (1) 0-0 T Sept 8 LONG ISLAND 3-0 W Sept 10 at Farleigh Dickinson 0-2 L Sept . 15 GEORGE WASHINGTON*2-1 W Sept 17 at Philadelphia U 1-1 (OT) T Sept 19 GANNON 1-0 W Sept 22 SETON HALL 6-3 W Sept 24 PRINCETON 0-1 L Sept 29 vs William & Mary (2) 0-1 L Oct 1 at Old Dominion (2) 1-2 L Oct 3 SHIPPENSBURG 6-1 W Oct 6 at Akron (OT) 0-2 L Oct 10 at St Bonaventure* 4-1 W Oct 13 HARTWICK 0-1 L Oct . 17 at West Virginia* 3-0 W Oct 20 CONNECTICUT 1-2 L Oct 24 CLEVELAND STATE 0-1 L Oct 27 TEMPLE 1-2 L Oct 31 at Bucknell 3-1 W Atlantic 10 Tournament at Penn State Nov 3 GEORGE WASHINGTON 3-2 W Nov 5 RUTGERS 2-1 (OT) W NCAA Championship Nov 12 HOWARD 1-2 (OT) L (Howard advances on penalty kicks) (1) Air Force Invitational; (2) Met Life Classic at Old Dominion Jan Skorpen 9-4-22, Danny Kelly 7-4-18, Steve Frantz 7-4-18 1990 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 11-8-2 (6-1-1 Atlantic 10; 2nd) Sept 1 DREXEL 2-1 W Sept 3 RADFORD 3-1 (OT) W Sept 7 CAMPBELL 1-4 L Sept 9 at Massachusetts* 1-0 (OT) W Sept . 14 PHILADELPHIA U . 0-2 L Sept 16 at Seton Hall 1-3 L Sept 21 RUTGERS* 3-0 W Sept 23 at Rhode Island 2-1 (OT) W Sept 28 SAINT JOSEPH’S* 5-1 W Sept 30 at Temple* 0-3 L Oct 5 AKRON 2-1 W Oct 7 at George Washington* 0-0 T Oct 13 at Hartwick 2-3 (OT) L Oct 16 ST BONAVENTURE* 5-0 W Oct 19 WEST VIRGINIA* 4-0 W Oct . 21 at Connecticut 2-2 T Oct 27 vs Indiana (1) 1-2 L Oct 28 vs UNLV (1) 1-6 L Oct 30 BUCKNELL 2-1 W Atlantic 10 Tournament at Rutgers Nov 3 vs Temple 2-1 (OT) W Nov 4 at Rutgers 1-3 (OT) L (1) Met Life Classic at South Carolina Danny Kelly 9-8-26, Tom Agesen 5-2-12, Danny Gill 4-3-11, Steve Thomas 4-3-11 Eric Friberg 4-2-10 1991 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 11-9-0 (3-2-0 Big Ten; 3rd) Sept 6 vs Saint Louis (1) 1-2 L Sept 8 at Indiana* (1) 3-5 L Sept 14 vs Seton Hall (2) 0-2 L Sept 17 LOCK HAVEN 4-2 W Sept 21 at Rutgers 1-2 L Sept 24 at Drexel 0-1 L Sept 27 TEMPLE 1-0 W Sept 29 at Philadelphia U 2-3 (OT) L Oct 4 at Akron 2-3 (OT) L Oct 6 NORTHWESTERN* 1-0 W Oct 9 at Ohio State* 4-1 W Oct 12 HARTWICK 3-1 W Oct 18 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 2-0 W Oct 22 LAFAYETTE 3-1 W Oct 25 CONNECTICUT 3-2 W Oct 27 at Michigan State* 2-1 W Oct 30 at Bucknell 1-0 W Nov 3 WISCONSIN* 1-3 L Big Ten Championship at Indiana Nov 8 vs Northwestern 2-0 W Nov 9 at Indiana 2-4 L (1) Met Life Classic at Indiana; (2) at Hershey, Pa Neil Piper 6-9-21, Steve Sergi 8-2-18, Nigel Sparks 5-5-15, Chris Kelly 3-7-13 1992 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 16-8-0 (3-2-0 Big Ten; T-3rd) Sept 5 at Virginia (1) 0-4 L Sept 6 vs George Mason (1) 1-4 L Sept 9 VILLANOVA 3-1 W Sept 12 at Seton Hall 3-2 (OT) W Sept 15 DREXEL 4-0 W Sept 18 RUTGERS 3-0 W Sept 22 at Lafayette 1-0 W Sept 25 PHILADELPHIA U 1-0 W Sept 27 at Temple 3-1 W Oct 2 INDIANA* 3-1 (OT) W Oct 4 vs Akron (2) 4-3 W Oct 9 at Northwestern* 3-0 W Oct 11 at Wisconsin* 1-2 L Oct 16 LOCK HAVEN 1-2 (OT) L Oct 18 OHIO STATE* 2-3 L Oct 21 at Fairleigh Dickinson 4-0 W Oct 24 MICHIGAN STATE* 1-0 W Oct 27 BUCKNELL 1-0 W Nov 1 at Connecticut 1-2 L Big Ten Championship at Indiana Nov 5 vs Michigan State 5-0 W Nov 6 vs Wisconsin 2-1 W Nov 7 at Indiana 1-2 L NCAA Championship Nov 15 ADELPHI 2-1 W Nov 22 at Virginia 1-4 L (1) Met Life Classic at Virginia; (2) at Hershey, Pa Stuart Reid 14-1-29, Chris Kelly 7-13-27, Steve Sergi 8-4-20, Neil Piper 5-10-20, Nigel Sparks 8-3-19 1993 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 17-4-2 (3-2-1 Big Ten; 4th) BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Sept 4 BUFFALO 1-0 W Sept 7 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 3-0 W Sept 10 SETON HALL 5-1 W Sept 14 at Akron 5-1 W Sept . 18 at Rutgers 0-1 L Sept 21 LAFAYETTE 3-0 W Sept 24 TEMPLE 7-0 W Oct 1 vs Indiana* (1) 1-4 L Oct 2 at Notre Dame (1) 1-0 W Oct 8 NORTHWESTERN* 3-0 W Oct 10 WISCONSIN* 2-2 (OT) T Oct 15 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5-1 W Oct 17 at Ohio State* 2-1 W Oct 19 at Bucknell 3-2 W Oct 22 CONNECTICUT 5-0 W Oct . 24 at Michigan State* 0-1 L Oct 27 LOCK HAVEN 1-0 (OT) W Oct 30 at Hartwick 0-0 (OT) T Big Ten Championship at Wisconsin Nov 5 vs Northwestern 2-1 W Nov 6 vs Indiana 1-0 W Nov 7 at Wisconsin 1-0 W NCAA Championship Nov 14 ROBERT MORRIS 3-0 W Nov 20 at Princeton 2-5 L (1) Notre Dame Classic Stuart Reid 16-1-33, Chris Kelly 9-11-29, Rich Wilmot 7-7-21, Neil Piper 5-9-19, Nick Scott 8-2-18, Jeff Lear 3-5-11 1994 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 16-6-1 (4-1-0 Big Ten; 2nd) Sept 3 vs Notre Dame (1) 1-0 W Sept 6 CLEVELAND STATE 3-0 W Sept 10 at Seton Hall 3-2 W Sept 13 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 3-1 W Sept 16 RUTGERS 3-2 (OT) W Sept . 20 at Lafayette 3-0 (OT) W Sept 23 PHILADELPHIA U 1-1 (OT) T Sept 25 at Temple 2-0 (OT) W Sept 30 INDIANA* 1-2 L Oct 7 at Northwestern* 2-1 W Oct 9 at Wisconsin* 1-0 W Oct 11 at Army 1-0 (OT) W Oct 15 OHIO STATE* 2-0 W Oct 18 BUCKNELL 6-0 W Oct 22 MICHIGAN STATE* 1-0 (OT) W Oct 25 at Fairleigh Dickinson 0-1 L Oct . 28 at FIU (2) 2-3 (OT) L Oct 30 vs Marquette (2) 1-3 L Nov 5 PITTSBURGH 4-0 W Big Ten Championship at Ohio State Nov 12 at Ohio State 3-0 W Nov 13 vs Indiana 1-3 L NCAA Championship Nov 18 ROBERT MORRIS 3-0 W Nov 27 at Rutgers 2-3 (OT) L (1) at Fleetwood, Pa ; (2) Southern Bell Classic at FIU Stuart Reid 12-3-27, Nick Scott 8-5-21, Travis Berger 7-4-18, Rich Wilmot 6-4-16, Sebastien Gouverneur 4-7-15 * Denotes conference match YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
58 2022 >> MEN’S 1995SOCCERHead Coach: Barry Gorman 15-5-0 (4-1-0 Big Ten; T-1st) Sept 2 at Cal State Fullerton (1) 3-2 W Sept 4 vs UCLA (1) 1-4 L Sept 8 SETON HALL 1-2 L Sept 12 at Cleveland State 4-1 W Sept 15 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 5-0 W Sept . 20 LAFAYETTE 4-1 W Sept 23 AKRON 2-1 (OT) W Sept 25 at Philadelphia U 5-2 W Sept 29 at Indiana* 2-1 W Oct 6 NORTHWESTERN* 6-1 W Oct 8 WISCONSIN* 0-2 L Oct 13 ARMY 6-1 W Oct 15 at Ohio State* 3-0 W Oct 18 at Bucknell 4-0 W Oct 22 at Michigan State* 1-0 W Oct 27 HARTWICK 5-0 W Oct . 29 GREEN BAY 3-1 W Nov 3 at Pennsylvania 3-1 W Big Ten Championship at Michigan State Nov 12 vs Indiana 1-3 L NCAA Championship Nov 19 at Maryland 0-2 L (1) Reebok Cal State Fullerton Invitational Stuart Reid 14-9-37, Travis Berger 15-5-35, Jeff Lear 9-5-23, Sebastien Gouverneur Jon7-4-18,McClay 4-3-11 1996 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 11-6-2 (2-2-1 Big Ten; T-3rd) Sept 7 at Portland (1) 0-1 (OT) L Sept 8 vs Washington (1) 0-2 L Sept 11 TEMPLE 6-1 W Sept 14 at Seton Hall 2-1 W Sept 17 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 3-0 W Sept 21 TOWSON STATE 3-1 W Sept 25 at Lafayette 2-1 W Sept 28 at Hartwick 5-0 W Oct . 4 INDIANA* 1-1 (OT) T Oct 8 PHILADELPHIA U 7-0 W Oct 11 at Northwestern* 3-1 W Oct 13 at Wisconsin* 2-3 L Oct 20 at Akron 1-2 L Oct 23 BUCKNELL 1-0 W Oct 26 MICHIGAN STATE * 0-2 L Nov 1 LOYOLA MARYLAND 0-2 L Nov 8 OHIO STATE* 1-0 W Big Ten Championship at Penn State Nov 15 OHIO STATE 3-0 W Nov. 16 INDIANA 2-2 (OT) T (Indiana advances on penalty kicks, 3-2) (1) Adidas Invitational at Portland Phil Karn 10-6-26, Jon McClay 8-1-17, Jeff Lear 5-3-13, Fredrik Guster 6-0-12, David Weil 4-2-10 1997 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 10-10-1 (2-3-0 Big Ten; T-4th) Aug 30 at William & Mary 2-1 W Sept 1 at Loyola Maryland 2-2 (OT) T Sept 5 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 3-1 W Sept 9 at Temple 0-2 L Sept 12 at Duke (1) 0-4 L Sept 13 vs . N .C State (1) 0-3 L Sept 20 at Towson State 0-1 (OT) L Sept 23 LAFAYETTE 3-0 W Sept 26 PENNSYLVANIA (2) 1-0 W Sept 27 ARMY (2) 2-0 W Oct 3 at Indiana* 0-2 L Oct 10 NORTHWESTERN* 3-0 W Oct 12 WISCONSIN* 2-1 (OT) W Oct 17 CLEVELAND STATE 2-0 W Oct 19 at Ohio State* 1-2 (OT) L Oct 22 at Bucknell 2-1 (OT) W Oct 26 at Michigan State* 2-3 L Nov 1 HARTWICK 1-2 (OT) L Nov 8 at James Madison 0-5 L Big Ten Championship at Indiana Nov 14 vs Wisconsin 2-0 W Nov 15 at Indiana 0-4 L (1) Duke Invitational; (2) Penn State Nike Classic Phil Karn 10-2-22, Jon McClay 5-4-14, Kevin Silva 2-4-8, Travis Berger 3-2-8 1998 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 14-6-2 (4-1-0 Big Ten; 2nd) Sept 1 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 8-0 W Sept 4 at Akron 1-0 W Sept 8 WILLIAM & MARY 0-1 (OT) L Sept 11 PORTLAND (1) 0-0 (2OT) T Sept 13 LOYOLA MARYLAND (1) 3-1 W Sept 19 vs American (2) 0-2 L Sept 20 at VCU (2) 1-0 W Sept 25 at Army (3) 2-1 W Sept 27 vs Hartford (3) 2-2 T Oct 2 vs Indiana* (4) 0-1 (OT) L Oct 9 at Northwestern* 1-0 W Oct 11 at Wisconsin* 3-2 W Oct 15 at Cleveland State 1-0 W Oct 18 OHIO STATE* 1-0 (OT) W Oct 21 BUCKNELL 7-1 W Oct 25 MICHIGAN STATE* 1-0 W Oct 31 at Hartwick 0-2 L Nov 7 vs James Madison (5) 1-0 W Big Ten Championship at Northwestern Nov 14 Ohio State 3-2 (2OT) W Nov 15 Indiana 0-1 (2OT) L NCAA Championship Nov 22 at Connecticut 1-0 W Nov 28 at No 5 St John’s 0-2 L (1) Penn State Nike Classic; (2) Virginia Commonwealth Nike Classic; (3) Army Invitational; (4) at Fleetwood, Pa ; (5) at Myerstown, Pa Jon McClay 9-4-22, Ricardo Villar 4-9-17, Matt Leahy 3-2-8 1999 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 19-4-1 (3-2-0 Big Ten; T-2nd) Sept 3 at Clemson 3-2 W Sept 5 at Loyola Maryland 2-1 W Sept 10 VILLANOVA 6-3 W Sept 14 ROBERT MORRIS 3-0 W Sept 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE (1)2-1 (OT) W Sept . 18 AKRON (1) 3-2 W Sept 24 BOWLING GREEN 1-0 (2OT) W Sept 26 FIU 1-0 (OT) W Oct 1 at Indiana* 2-4 L Oct 5 CLEVELAND STATE 1-0 W Oct 8 NORTHWESTERN* 1-0 W Oct 10 WISCONSIN* 2-1 (OT) W Oct 17 at Ohio State* 0-1 L Oct 22 SETON HALL 2-1 W Oct 24 Michigan State* 1-0 (OT) W Oct 30 South Carolina 2-1 W Oct . 31 C . OF CHARLESTON 2-1 W Nov 7 HARTWICK 0-0 (OT) T Big Ten Championship at Michigan State Nov 12 at Michigan State 2-1 (OT) W Nov 13 vs Ohio State 1-0 W Nov 14 vs Indiana 1-2 (2OT) L NCAA Championship Nov 20 WILLIAM & MARY 1-0 W Nov 28 ST JOHN’S 2-1 (3OT) W Dec 5 at No 2 Indiana 0-3 L (1) Penn State Nike Classic Ricardo Villar 13-9-35, Greg Oldfield 7-4-18, Blake Novotny 5-3-13, Pete Shellenberger 3-6-12 2000 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 13-6-2 (3-2-1 Big Ten; 3rd) Sept 1 vs Vermont (1) 3-0 W Sept 3 at New Hampshire (1)2-1 (OT) W Sept 8 ST BONAVENTURE 2-0 W Sept 10 at Villanova 4-0 W Sept 15 C OF CHARLESTON (2)2-1 (OT) SeptW 16 VCU (2) 1-0 (OT) W Sept 23 at Michigan* 2-1 (OT) W Sept 26 at Akron 0-2 L Sept 29 INDIANA* 2-3 L Oct 1 SOUTH CAROLINA 0-1 L Oct 6 at Northwestern* 6-2 W Oct 8 at Wisconsin* 2-0 W Oct 12 CORNELL 3-0 W Oct 15 OHIO STATE* 1-1 (2OT) T Oct 23 MICHIGAN STATE* 0-2 L Oct . 27 vs Cincinnati (3) 1-0 W Oct 29 vs Kentucky (3) 1-1 (2OT) T Nov 4 at Hartwick 1-3 L Big Ten Championship at Ohio State Nov 9 vs Michigan 2-1 (2OT) W Nov 10 vs Michigan State 2-1 W Nov 12 at Ohio State 2-3 (OT) L (1) New Hampshire Nike Classic; (2) Penn State Nike Classic; (3) Ohio State Nike Classic Derek Potteiger 13-6-32, Brett Forbrich Pete4-4-12,Shellenberger 4-4-12 * Denotes conference match YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
59 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 2001 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 14-5-1 (4-1-1 Big Ten, 2nd) Aug 31 BUCKNELL 5-1 W Sept 2 at South Carolina 2-3 L Sept 6 VILLANOVA 5-0 W Sept 9 MICHIGAN* 4-0 W Sept 14 DUQUESNE (1) (CANCELLED) Sept . 15 BOSTON COLLEGE (1) Sept(CANCELLED)21vsMissouri State (2) 1-0 W Sept 23 vs #14 Creighton (2) 2-1 W Sept 28 at #6 Indiana* 1-3 L Oct 5 NORTHWESTERN* 3-0 W Oct 7 WISCONSIN* 2-0 W Oct 10 at Cornell 1-3 L Oct 14 at Ohio State 0-0 (2OT) T Oct 21 at Michigan State* 1-0 (2OT) W Oct 26 HARTWICK 1-0 W Oct . 28 at American 2-1 W Oct 31 LEHIGH 1-0 W Nov 3 at Old Dominion 3-0 W Big Ten Championship at Wisconsin Nov 8 vs Northwestern 2-0 W Nov 9 vs Michigan State 1-2 L NCAA Championship Nov 25 SOUTH FLORIDA 1-0 (3OT) W Dec 1 at No 8 St John’s 1-2 (3OT) L (1) Penn State Nike Classic; (2) Ohio State Nike Classic Ricardo Villar 10-13-33, Chad Severs 5-5-15, Brett Jacquette 4-3-11, Derek Potteiger 2-7-11 2002 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 16-8-2 (3-3-0 Big Ten; T-2nd) BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Aug 30 vs Richmond (1) 1-2 (2OT) L Sept 1 vs East Carolina (1) 4-2 W Sept 6 at Maryland (2) 1-2 L Sept 8 vs #1 Virginia (2) 4-2 W Sept 13 VILLANOVA (3) 2-1 W Sept 15 AMERICAN (3) 1-2 L Sept . 20 AKRON 2-1 W Sept 22 at Michigan* 1-0 W Sept 27 #5 INDIANA* 0-1 (2OT) L Sept 29 TOWSON 3-1 W Oct 4 at Northwestern* 2-1 W Oct 6 at Wisconsin* 1-2 L Oct 9 at Seton Hall 2-3 L Oct 13 OHIO STATE* 1-0 W Oct 18 at Hartwick 2-0 W Oct 20 MICHIGAN STATE* 0-1 L Oct 27 at Boston College 2-1 (OT) W Nov. 5 at #24 Lehigh 1-0 W Big Ten Championship at Penn State Nov 14 WISCONSIN 1-0 W Nov 15 INDIANA 2-1 (3OT) W Nov 17 MICHIGAN 2-1 W NCAA Championship Nov 27 NORTH CAROLINA1-0 (2OT) W Dec 1 WILLIAM & MARY 1-0 (OT) W Dec 7 at No 3 UCLA 1-7 L (1) Ohio State Nike Classic; (2) Maryland Tournament; (3) Penn State Nike Classic Chad Severs 17-3-37, Joe Zewe 4-6-14, Pasi Karpinnen 4-6-14, David Walters 2-5-9, Brent Jacquette 2-3-7 2003 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 9-10-1 (1-5-0 Big Ten; 6th) Aug 29 vs #1 UCLA (1) 2-5 L Aug 31 at Cal State Fullerton (1) 0-2 L Sept 5 vs Bradley (2) 2-1 W Sept 7 vs Tulsa (2) 3-2 (2OT) W Sept 12 BOSTON COLLEGE (3) 2-1 W Sept . 13 HARTWICK (3) 2-1 W Sept 19 at #10 Akron 0-1 L Sept 21 ST BONAVENTURE 2-0 W Oct 2 NORTHWESTERN* 3-1 W Oct 5 WISCONSIN* 0-1 L Oct 12 at Ohio State* 1-3 L Oct 16 vs #2 Maryland (4) 0-1 L Oct 19 at Michigan State* 3-4 L Oct 26 MICHIGAN* 2-4 L Oct 29 LEHIGH 1-0 W Nov 5 at Villanova 0-2 L Nov. 8 at #9 Indiana* 2-3 L Big Ten Championship at Indiana Nov 13 vs Michigan State 2-1 W Nov 14 vs Northwestern 1-0 W Nov 16 at Indiana (3OT) 1-1 (3OT) T (Indiana advances via penalty kicks, 4-1) (1) Soccer Town Classic at Cal State Fullerton; (2) Ohio State Buckeye Classic; (3) Penn State Nike Classic; (4) at Hershey, Pa Chad Severs 7-3-17, Brian Devlin 4-6-14, Simon Omekanda 3-8-14 2004 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 10-4-8 (1-3-2 Big Ten; 4th) Sept 3 vs #6 UNC (1) 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 5 vs #8 Wake Forest (1)2-2 (2OT)T Sept 10 vs Georgetown (2)3-2 (2OT) W Sept 12 vs #2 St John’s (2)0-0 (2OT) T Sept 18 VIRGINIA TECH (3) 2-1 (OT) W Sept 19 AKRON (3) 4-0 W Sept 24 at #25 Tulsa (4) 3-2 W Sept 26 vs #15 SMU (4) 3-2 (2OT) W Sept . 28 GEORGE MASON 0-0 (2OT) T Oct 1 #6 INDIANA* 1-2 L Oct 8 at Northwestern* 2-2 (2OT) T Oct 10 at Wisconsin* 3-4 L Oct 14 at #21 Maryland 4-1 W Oct 17 OHIO STATE* 0-3 L Oct 20 BUCKNELL 2-0 W Oct 24 MICHIGAN STATE*1-0 (2OT) W Oct 27 CORNELL 3-0 W Oct 31 at Michigan* 0-0 (2OT) T Nov 3 at Villanova 1-1 (2OT) T Nov. 7 at Lehigh 1-0 W Big Ten Championship at Michigan Nov 11 vs Northwestern 0-1 (OT) L NCAA Championship Nov 23 #25 TULSA 1-1 (2OT) T (Tulsa advances on penalty kicks, 4-3) (1) Ohio State Classic; (2) Maryland Tournament; (3) Penn State Nike Classic; (4) Tulsa Golden Hurricane Classic Chad Severs 9-3-21, Simon Omekanda Richard6-5-17, Costanzo 4-7-15, Brian Devlin 3-5-11. GK Conrad Taylor, 1.02 GAA, 8 SHO 2005 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 13-7-2 (6-0-0 Big Ten; 1st) BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Sept 2 vs #8 New Mexico (1) 0-2 L Sept 4 vs Marquette (1) 0-1 L Sept 9 vs James Madison (2) 1-2 L Sept 11 at Virginia Tech (2)0-0 (2OT) T Sept 16 #17 UCLA (3) 0-1 L Sept 18 CAL STATE FULLERTON (3) 2-0 SeptW 21 #6 MARYLAND 1-0 W Sept 24 at George Mason 0-1 (OT) L Sept 27 ST BONAVENTURE1-1 (2OT) T Sept 30 at #5 Indiana* 2-1 (OT) W Oct 3 at #4 Akron 1-2 L Oct 7 NORTHWESTERN* 4-1 W Oct 9 WISCONSIN* 1-0 (OT) W Oct 16 at Ohio State* 1-0 (2OT) W Oct . 19 at Cornell 2-1 W Oct 23 at Michigan State* 1-0 (OT) W Oct 30 MICHIGAN* 3-2 (OT) W Nov 4 HARTWICK 3-0 W Big Ten Championship at Northwestern Nov 11 vs Michigan State 2-0 W Nov 13 vs #2 Indiana 1-0 W NCAA Championship Nov 22 #20 SETON HALL 1-0 W Nov 27 #11 CREIGHTON 1-3 L (1) Ohio State Classic; (2) Virginia Tech Classic; (3) Penn State Nike Classic Jason Yeisley 9-6-24, Simon Omekanda Brian6-9-21,Devlin 2-6-10, Jeff Chambers 2-6-10. GK Conrad Taylor 0.78 GAA, 10 SHO 2006 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 7-11-2 (3-3-0 Big Ten; 4th) Aug 25 vs Furman (1) 0-2 L Aug 27 vs Hartwick (1) 2-1 W Sept 1 vs #11 Wake Forest (2) 0-2 L Sept 3 at #1 North Carolina (2) 0-1 L Sept 8 #13 SAN FRANCISCO (3)0-2 L Sept 10 #23 BOSTON U (3)1-1 (2OT) T Sept 17 MICHIGAN STATE* 3-1 W Sept 20 at #6 Maryland 0-2 L Sept 24 at #14 Northwestern* 2-1 W Sept 27 #9 WEST VIRGINIA 1-2 L Oct 1 OHIO STATE* 1-2 L Oct 6 at #18 Akron 0-0 (2OT) T Oct 8 BUFFALO 3-0 W Oct 15 at Wisconsin* 0-2 L Oct . 17 BUCKNELL 3-1 W Oct 20 #9 INDIANA* 1-0 W Oct 25 #13 LEHIGH 1-2 (2OT) L Oct 28 at Michigan* 0-1 L Big Ten Championship at Ohio State Nov 2 vs Northwestern 2-1 (2OT) W Nov 3 vs #10 Indiana 0-1 L (1) Ohio State Classic; (2) Carolina NIke Classic; (3) Penn State Classic Simon Omekanda 5-4-14, Jeff Chambers Barkley2-3-7, Miller 2-2-6, Stephen Reihner 1-4-6. GK Conrad Taylor 1.16 GAA, 3 SHO * Denotes conference match YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
60 2022 >> MEN’S 2007SOCCERHead Coach: Barry Gorman 7-8-4 (2-2-2 Big Ten; 4th) Aug 31 vs Syracuse (1) 0-4 L Sept 2 vs #13 West Virginia (1) 0-1 L Sept 7 WILLIAM & MARY (2) 4-1 W Sept 9 OLD DOMINION (2) 0-1 L Sept 14 at Cal State Fullerton 2-0 W Sept . 16 at #10 UCLA 1-4 L Sept 23 at Michigan State* 2-2 (2OT) T Sept 26 PENNSYLVANIA 3-2 (2OT) W Sept 29 #3 NORTHWESTERN* 2-1 W Oct 6 at Ohio State* 0-1 L Oct 10 LAFAYETTE 1-1 (2OT) T Oct 13 at Boston University 1-2 L Oct 17 at #19 Akron 0-3 L Oct 20 WISCONSIN* 3-3 (2OT) T Oct 23 CORNELL 2-1 (2OT) W Oct 28 at #10 Indiana* 0-1 L Oct . 31 VILLANOVA 1-0 (OT) W Nov 4 MICHIGAN* 2-1 W Big Ten Championship at Michigan State Nov 8 at Michigan State 0-0 (2OT) T (Michigan State advances via penalty kicks, 4-3) (1) Wolstein Soccer Classic at Ohio State; (2) Penn State Classic Jason Yeisley 6-4-16, Treavor Gelsinger Jacobo3-6-12, Vera 4-1-9, Frank Costigliola 3-3-9 GK Conrad Taylor 1.42 GAA, 3 SHO 2008 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 5-11-3 (2-4-0 Big Ten; 5th) Aug 29 vs UCF (1) 2-0 W Aug 31 vs Florida Gulf Coast (1) 0-1 L Sept 5 #18 TULSA (2) 1-2 L Sept 7 BUCKNELL (2) 0-2 L Sept 10 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 1-0 W Sept 13 JAMES MADISON 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 19 vs Saint Mary’s (3)0-0 (2OT) T Sept 21 at San Francisco (3) 2-0 W Sept . 24 at Pennsylvania 0-3 L Sept 28 MICHIGAN STATE* 3-4 L Oct 4 at #3 Northwestern* 1-2 L Oct 11 #17 OHIO STATE* 3-2 W Oct 15 at Cornell 3-1 W Oct 21 at Lehigh 1-2 L Oct 26 at Wisconsin* 1-4 L Oct 29 #2 AKRON 1-1 (2OT) T Nov 1 #17 INDIANA* 1-0 W Nov 8 at #12 Michigan* 0-2 L Big Ten Championship at Wisconsin Nov. 13 vs #4 Northwestern1-2 (2OT) L (1) Wolstein Soccer Classic at Ohio State; (2) Penn State Classic; (3) BMW Nike Soccer Challenge at San Francisco Trevor Gelsinger 6-0-12, Mackenzie Arment 2-3-7, Corey Hertzog 2-2-6 2009 Head Coach: Barry Gorman 12-8-2 (3-2-1 Big Ten; 2nd) Sept 1 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 5-0 W Sept 4 vs Cal State Fullerton (1)1-2 (OT) SeptL 6 vs Gonzaga (1) 1-0 W Sept 11 HOFSTRA (2) 5-1 W Sept 13 HARTFORD (2) 1-0 (2OT) W Sept 18 at Old Dominion 1-2 L Sept 20 at James Madison 0-3 L Sept 23 LEHIGH 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 27 #22 MICHIGAN* 2-0 W Sept 30 PENNSYLVANIA 5-0 W Oct 4 at Michigan State* 1-0 W Oct 11 #21 NORTHWESTERN*1-1 (2OT)T Oct 14 LAFAYETTE 2-0 W Oct 18 at Ohio State* 1-2 L Oct 21 at Bucknell 2-1 W Oct 28 at #1 Akron 0-3 L Oct 31 WISCONSIN* 2-1 W Nov 6 at Indiana* 1-2 L Big Ten Tournament at Indiana Nov 12 vs Michigan 1-0 (2OT) W Nov 13 vs Michigan State 3-0 W Nov 15 vs #25 Ohio State 0-1 L NCAA Championship Nov 22 MARYLAND 1-2 L (1) Wolstein Classic at Ohio State; (2) Penn State Classic Corey Hertzog 11-6-28, Jason Yeisley 8-5-21, Matheus Braga 7-7-21, Drew Cost 3-2-8, GK Warren Gross 12-7-2, .083 GAA, 9 SHO 2010 Head Coach: Bob Warming 14-8-1 (2-3-1 Big Ten; 5th) Sept 3 vs Buffalo (1) 5-0 W Sept 5 vs C of Charleston (1) 1-0 W Sept 10 BUCKNELL (2) 1-2 L Sept 12 BINGHAMTON (2) 4-3 W Sept 17 at Air Force 2-0 W Sept 19 at Denver 4-0 W Sept 24 INDIANA 2-3 L Sept 29 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 4-3 W Oct 3 at Michigan 1-2 L Oct 6 VILLANOVA 1-0 W Oct 10 #18 MICHIGAN STATE 2-1 W Oct 13 #1 AKRON 1-2 (2OT) L Oct 17 at Northwestern 1-1 T Oct 20 UMBC 1-2 (OT) L Oct 23 Ohio STATE 2-1 (OT) W Oct 27 at #14 Penn 0-3 L Nov 2 at Lafayette 2-1 W Nov 6 at Wisconsin 1-2 L Big Ten Tournament at Penn State Nov 11 NORTHWESTERN 3-1 W Nov 12 INDIANA 2-1 W Nov 14 MICHIGAN 4-1 L NCAA Championship Nov 21 OLD DOMINION 4-1 W Nov 28 at #2 Maryland 0-1 L (1) Wolstein Classic at Ohio State; (2) Penn State Classic Corey Hertzog 20-6-46, Matheus Braga Jordan5-17-27, Tyler 5-3-13, Mackenzie Arment 2-9-13 2011 Head Coach: Bob Warming 9-9-4 (0-6-0 Big Ten; 7th) Aug 27 SIENA (1) 1-0 W Aug 29 AMERICAN (1) 2-0 W Sept 2 vs Stetson (2) 2-3 L Sept 4 vs FIU (2) 1-0 W Sept 9 SAINT PETER’S 3-0 W Sept . 14 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa .) 1-0 W Sept 18 at Hartford 0-0 (2OT) T Sept 23 at #7 Indiana* 0-1 L Sept 27 #17 GEORGETOWN0-0 (2OT) T Oct 1 MICHIGAN* 1-2 L Oct 4 PENN 2-0 W Oct 9 at Michigan State* 0-1 L Oct 12 at #5 Akron 0-1 L Oct 16 NORTHWESTERN* 0-1 L Oct 19 UMBC 1-0 W Oct 23 at Ohio State* 0-1 (OT) L Oct . 26 at Bucknell 0-0 (2OT) T Nov 1 at Hofstra 1-1 (2OT) T Nov 5 WISCONSIN* 0-1 (2OT) L Big Ten Tournament at Michigan Nov 9 vs Ohio State 2-0 W Nov 11 vs Wisconsin 1-0 W Nov 13 vs Northwestern 1-2 L (1) Penn State Classic; (2) Wolstein Classic at Ohio State Minh Vu 4-3-11, Julian Cardona 4-2-10, Hasani Sinclair 3-2-8, Jordan Tyler 2-2-6 GK Andrew Wolverton 0.61 GAA, 12 SHO 2012 Head Coach: Bob Warming 9-5-3 (3-1-2 Big Ten; T-1st) BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Aug 25 STETSON 3-0 W Aug 27 HARTFORD 3-2 W Aug 31 DUQUESNE 1-0 W Sept 2 at #21 Georgetown 1-2 L Sept 6 WEST VIRGINIA 0-0 (2OT) T Sept 14 ALBANY 1-0 W Sept . 16 ADELPHI 3-0 W Sept 21 at Wisconsin* 1-0 W Sept 25 at Lehigh 0-1 L Sept 29 #20 INDIANA* 0-1 (2OT) L Oct 6 at Michigan* 1-1 (2OT) T Oct 10 #3 AKRON 0-2 L Oct 14 MICHIGAN STATE* 2-1 W Oct 17 BUCKNELL 2-1 W Oct 21 at #24 Northwestern*1-0 (2OT)W Oct 28 OHIO STATE* 4-4 (2OT) T Oct 31 at Penn Cancelled Big Ten Tournament at Northwestern Nov 9 vs Michigan State 3-1 L Julian Cardona 6-2-14, Daniel Burnham Minh4-3-11,Vu 2-3-7, Marvin Ledgister 3-0-6, Hasani Sinclair 1-4-6 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
61 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com 2013 Head Coach: Bob Warming 13-6-2 (5-1-0 Big Ten; 1st) BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Aug 30 RADFORD 1-0 W Sept 1 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT1-0 W Sept 6 at Rutgers 1-4 L Sept 8 at #23 St John’s 0-1 L Sept . 13 #5 CALIFORNIA 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 17 ROBERT MORRIS 1-0 W Sept 22 DUQUESNE 1-0 W Sept 25 at West Virginia 2-1 W Sept 29 WISCONSIN* 3-1 W Oct 2 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa )0-1 (2OT)L Oct 6 at Indiana* 2-0 W Oct 11 MICHIGAN* 3-1 W Oct 20 at #14 Michigan State*2-1 (2OT)W Oct 27 #19 NORTHWESTERN*2-1 (2OT) OctW . 29 at Penn 2-1 W Nov 2 at Ohio State* 0-1 (2OT) L Nov 6 at #9 Akron 1-2 (2OT) L Big Ten Tournament at Ohio State Nov 15 vs Indiana 0-0 (2OT) T (Indiana advances on penalty kicks, 5-3) NCAA Championship Nov 21 ST FRANCIS BROOKLYN1-0 W Nov 24 at #15 UC Santa Barbara 1-0 W Dec 1 at #25 New Mexico 0-2 L Connor Maloney 2-7-11, Jordan Tyler 5-1-11, Eli Dennis 4-2-10, Martin Seiler 3-0-6, Owen Griffith 2-2-6, Mark Wadid 3-0-6, GK Andrew Wolverton 0.81 GAA, 8 SHO 2014 Head Coach: Bob Warming 13-6-1 (5-3-0 Big Ten; T-2nd) Aug 29 OAKLAND 1-0 W Aug 31 ST JOHN’S 3-0 W Sept 5 TEMPLE 1-0 W Sept 8 at James Madison 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 13 at #11 Indiana * 1-0 W Sept . 16 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 3-0 W Sept 21 OHIO STATE * 1-0 W Sept 24 PENN 6-2 W Sept 28 at Michigan * 1-0 W Oct 1 at Bucknell 2-0 W Oct 4 RUTGERS * 1-0 W Oct 12 at Maryland * 0-4 L Oct 18 #16 MICHIGAN STATE * 0-2 L Oct 22 WEST VIRGINIA 1-2 L Oct 26 WISCONSIN * 2-1 (2OT) W Nov 2 at #20 Northwestern *1-2 (2OT)L Nov. 5 AKRON 1-0 W Big Ten Tournament at Penn State Nov 9 vs # 21 Michigan State 0-1 L NCAA Championship Nov 20 HARTWICK 2-1 W Nov 23 at No 9 Syracuse 1-2 L Connor Maloney 10-3-23, Mikey Minutillo 8-4-20, Brian James 1-7-9, Drew Klingenberg 2-4-8, Brandon Savino 2-1-5 GK Andrew Wolverton 0.90 GAA, 9 SHO 2015 Head Coach: Bob Warming 7-8-3 (2-4-2 Big Ten; 8th) Aug 28 SAN FRANCISCO 1-0 W Aug 30 NAVY 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 4 at Temple 0-2 L Sept 8 JAMES MADISON 2-0 W Sept 13 INDIANA * 1-0 W Sept . 20 at Ohio State * 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 23 at Penn 2-0 W Sept 27 MICHIGAN * 0-2 L Sept 30 at Akron 0-1 L Oct 3 at Rutgers * 2-0 W Oct 9 MARYLAND * 3-4 L Oct 13 at West Virginia 0-3 L Oct 18 at Michigan State * 1-2 L Oct 21 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 3-0 W Oct 24 at Wisconsin * 2-2 (2OT) T Nov 1 NORTHWESTERN 1-2 L Big Ten Tournament at Ohio State Nov 7 vs Michigan State 2-1 (OT) W Nov 8 vs Ohio State 0-1 (OT) L Connor Maloney 7-2-16, Brian James 3-3-9, Drew Klingenberg 2-2-6, Sam Bollinger GK3-0-6Matt Bersano, 1.19 GAA, 5 SHO 2016 Head Coach: Bob Warming 8-8-2 (4-4-0 Big Ten, 5th) Aug 26 at #1 Stanford 0-0 (2OT) T Aug . 28 at UC Berkeley 1-2 (OT) L Sept 2 JAMES MADISON 1-0 W Sept 5 OAKLAND 2-1 W Sept 9 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa ) 1-3 L Sept 13 OHIO STATE * 4-2 W Sept 18 at #4 Maryland * 2-3 (OT) L Sept 23 WISCONSIN * 2-1 W Sept 27 TEMPLE 0-1 L Oct 2 at Michigan * 0-2 L Oct 8 at Indiana * 0-1 L Oct 11 PITTSBURGH 1-0 W Oct . 15 #19 MICHIGAN STATE *1-0 (2OT) OctW 18 AKRON 2-2 (2OT) T Oct 21 RUTGERS * 3-2 (2OT) W Oct 25 WRIGHT STATE 1-0 W OCt 30 at Northwestern * 0-1 L Big Ten Tournament at Michigan State Nov 6 at Michigan State 1-2 L Connor Maloney 8-5-21, Dayonn Harris 3-28, Aymar Sigue 3-0-6, Mason Klerks 2-0-4 GK Evan Finney, 0.82 GAA, 4 SHO 2017 Head Coach: Bob Warming 5-10-2 (2-6-0 Big Ten; 7th) Aug 25 HOFSTRA 0-1 L Sept 1 at UC Irvine 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 3 at Loyola Marymount1-1 (2OT) T Sept 8 SAINT FRANCIS 1-0 (2OT) W Sept 12 at Ohio State * 0-3 L Sept . 17 #3 MARYLAND * 0-2 L Sept 20 DETRIOT MERCY 2-0 W Sept 23 at Wisconsin * 0-1 L Sept 27 at Temple 0-3 L Oct 1 # 20 MICHIGAN * 1-2 (2OT) L Oct 7 #1 INDIANA * 0-1 L Oct 10 at Pitt 2-3 (OT) L Oct 14 at #6 Michigan State * 0-1 L Oct 22 at Rutgers * 6-2 W Oct 25 at James Madison 2-1 W Oct 29 NORTHWESTERN 2-1 W Big Ten Tournament at Indiana Nov 6 vs #1 Indiana 0-1 (OT) L Ethan Beckford 5-1-11, Aaron Molloy 3-0-6, Aymar Sigue 2-1-5, Callum Pritchatt 1-3-5 GK Evan Finney, 1.30 GAA, 2 SHO 2018 Head Coach: Jeff Cook 6-9-2 (3-3-2 Big Ten, 6th) Aug 24 UCF 1-2 (2OT) L Aug 28 BOWLING GREEN 1-0 W Aug 31 at Rhode Island 0-1 L Sept . 3 OREGON STATE 0-1 L Sept 8 at #15 Villanova^ 1-2 L Sept 11 HIGH POINT (CANCELLED) Sept 16 OHIO STATE* 3-1 W Sept 21 at #21 Michigan* 1-1 (2OT) T Sept 26 #5 MICHIGAN STATE* 0-1 L Sept 30 at #2 Indiana* 0-2 L Oct 6 at Northwestern* 0-0 (2OT) T Oct 9 STONY BROOK 3-0 W Oct 14 WISCONSIN* 1-0 W Oct 17 DETROIT MERCY 2-0 W Oct . 20 at James Madison 0-1 L Oct 23 at Maryland* 2-3 (2OT) L Oct 28 RUTGERS* 2-0 W Big Ten Tournament at Michigan Nov 4 at Michigan 1-3 L ^Originally scheduled for Sept 7 at Talen Energy Stadium in Chester, Pa Jeremy Rafanello 3-1-7, Mac Curran 3-0-6, Aaron Molloy 2-2-6, Callum Pritchatt 1-4-6 GK Josh Levine, 1.15 GAA, 4 SHO * Denotes conference match YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
62 2022 >> MEN’S 2019SOCCERHead Coach: Jeff Cook 12-4-3 (6-1-1 Big Ten; 2nd) Aug 30 #5 STANFORD 0-5 L Sept 2 at Stony Brook 4-1 W Sept 6 at #15 UCF 2-2 (2OT) T Sept 8 Stetson 2-0 W Sept 13 VILLANOVA 1-0 W Sept . 21 at Ohio State* 2-1 (OT) W Sept 27 MICHIGAN* 0-0 (2OT) T Oct 1 at Michigan State* 3-0 W Oct 6 #8 INDIANA* 1-3 L Oct 12 NORTHWESTERN* 3-2 (OT) W Oct 15 PITTSBURGH 3-1 W Oct 19 at Wisconsin* 2-1 W Oct 22 JAMES MADISON 1-1 (72’) T Oct 25 APPALACHIAN STATE 4-0 W Oct 29 #17 MARYLAND* 3-2 (OT) W Nov 3 at Rutgers* 2-1 (OT) W Big Ten Tournament at Penn State Nov 10 WISCONSIN 3-0 W Nov 15 vs Michigan 0-1 L NCAA Tournament Nov 24 #21 PROVIDENCE 2-3 (OT) L Aaron Molloy 9-6-24, Liam Butts 9-1-19, Christian Sload 5-5-15, Andrew Privett 2-3-7 GK Kris Shakes 0.69 GAA, 4 SHO 2020-21# Head Coach: Jeff Cook 9-2-2 (6-1-1 Big Ten; 2nd) Feb . 19 #21 MARYLAND* 3-2 W Feb 23 at Rutgers* 2-1 W Feb 27 MICHIGAN STATE* 0-1 L Mar 3 at #9 Michigan*(POSTPONED) Mar 7 at #19 Indiana* (POSTPONED) Mar 15 RUTGERS* 4-2 W Mar 19 at Northwestern* 1-0 (OT) W Mar 23 OHIO STATE* 1-0 W Mar 27 WISCONSIN* 1-0 W Mar 31 at Maryland* 2-2 (2OT) T Big Ten Tournament at Penn State Apr. 10 OHIO STATE 3-1 W Apr 14 MICHIGAN 4-1 W Apr 17 at #3 Indiana 1-1 (2OT) T (Indiana wins title on penalty kicks, 3-2) NCAA Tournament May 2 vs UMass^ 4-1 W May 6 vs #7 Georgetown^ 2-3 L ^NCAA Tournament played in Cary, N C #2020 season played in spring 2021 due to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Danny Bloyou 8-2-18, Peter Mangione 6-618, Pierre Reedy 5-4-14, Seth Kuhn 2-4-8 GK Kris Shakes 1.05 GAA, 3 SHO 2021 Head Coach: Jeff Cook 13-7-1 (6-2 Big Ten; 1st) Aug 26 GEORGE MASON 1-1 T Aug 29 SYRACUSE 3-0 W Sept 3 at West Virginia 1-3 L Sept 6 AMERICAN 3-1 W Sept 10 at Penn 2-1 W Sept 13 #15 PITTSBURGH 0-1 L Sept 17 NORTHWESTERN 2-1 W Sept 21 VILLANOVA 4-0 W Sept 25 at Princeton 1-0 L Oct 1 at Michigan State 1-0 W Oct 5 at #22 Rutgers 2-0 W Oct 10 MICHIGAN 2-1 W Oct 13 at Akron 2-1 L Oct 17 INDIANA 1-0 L Oct 22 at Ohio State 2-1 L Oct 26 vs #7 Maryland 3-2 (OT) W Oct 31 at Wisconsin 2-0 W Big Ten Tournament at Penn State Nov 7 MICHIGAN STATE 2-0 W Nov 10 MICHIGAN 2-0 W Nov 14 #17 INDIANA 3-0 W NCAA Tournament Nov 21 HOFSTRA 8-2 L * Denotes conference match Andrew Privett 9-4-22, Peter Mangione 7-418, Seth Kuhn 5-8-18, Kris Shakes 1.28 GAA, 7 SHO YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
63 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com JEFFREY FIELD ATTENDANCE Year Gms Att Avg High 1972 6 22,900 3,817 6,200 1973 5 12,550 2,510 4,200 1974 7 32,300 4,614 6,500 1975 9 18,800 2,089 5,200 1976 9 17,800 1,978 4,000 1977 10 18,820 1,882 5,000 1978 10 19,100 1,910 4,800 1979 13 12,369 952 1,850 1980 14 8,525 609 1,500 1981 11 10,600 964 2,000 1982 13 11,030 849 2,100 1983 10 16,400 1,640 5,000 1984 13 20,261 1,559 3,200 1985 12 22,050 1,838 3,000 1986 12 11,953 996 2,500 1987 10 7,600 760 2,100 1988 11 10,003 909 1,800 1989 13 9,425 725 1,450 1990 10 9,522 952 1,320 1991 8 7,089 886 1,400 1992 10 8,879 888 2,920 1993 11 11,655 1,060 2,050 1994 10 15,361 1,536 4,600 1995 9 8,350 928 1,500 1996 11 8,386 762 2,400 1997 8 7,938 992 2,223 1998 7 4,574 653 n/a 1999 11 9,630 876 n/a 2000 8 8,640 1,080 3,263 2001 8 4,609 576 1,250 2002 12 10,010 834 1,947 2003 7 7,333 1,048 2,338 2004 9 10,419 1,158 4,583 2005 10 10,053 1,005 4,017 2006 10 11,527 1,153 2,517 2007 9 7,005 778 2,637 2008 8 6,829 544 2,682 2009 10 5,084 508 817 2010 13 23,951 1,842 4,332 2011 9 4,764 529 921 2012 11 16,062 1,147 4,292 2013 10 10,727 1,073 3,032 2014 13 22,172 1,706 3,223 2015 8 12,372 1,546 2,449 2016 11 10,950 995 2,065 2017 7 7,781 1,112 1,719 2018 9 9,775 1,086 2,682 2019 11 9,400 855 1,985 2020-21* 7 1,371 196 313 2021 13 14,758 1,135 2,073 50 yrs 496 599,462 1,206 6,500 11,933 fans per year *Attendance limited to player guest tickets only due to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic JEFFREY FIELD RECORD Year W L T PCT 1972 6 0 0 1 000 1973 4 0 1 900 1974 4 1 2 .643 1975 6 2 1 .722 1976 8 1 0 889 1977 9 1 0 900 1978 8 2 0 800 1979 12 1 0 923 1980 14 0 0 1 000 1981 9 2 0 818 1982 10 1 2 846 1983 8 2 0 .800 1984 10 2 1 808 1985 10 2 0 833 1986 6 4 2 583 1987 5 3 2 600 1988 7 3 1 682 1989 7 6 0 538 1990 8 2 0 800 1991 7 1 0 875 1992 8 2 0 .800 1993 10 0 1 .955 1994 8 1 1 850 1995 7 2 0 778 1996 7 2 2 727 1997 7 1 0 875 1998 5 1 1 786 1999 10 0 1 955 2000 4 3 1 563 2001 8 0 0 1 .000 2002 9 3 0 .750 2003 5 2 0 714 2004 5 2 2 667 2005 7 2 1 750 2006 4 4 2 500 2007 6 1 2 778 2008 3 3 2 500 2009 7 1 2 800 2010 8 5 0 .615 2011 5 3 1 .611 2012 7 2 2 727 2013 8 1 1 850 2014 10 3 0 769 2015 4 3 1 562 2016 8 2 1 772 2017 3 4 0 428 2018 6 3 0 667 2019 6 3 2 .636 2020-21 6 1 0 857 2021 9 3 1 692 50 yrs . 358 99 39 .722 TOP 10 JEFFREY FIELD CROWDS Rank M/W Year Attendance 1 M 1974 6,500 2 M 1972 6,200 3 . W 2016 5,791 4 . W 2019 5,238 5 M 1975 5,200 6 W 2012 5,117 7 M 1983 5,000 8 M 1978 4,800 9 M 1994 4,600 10 M 2004 4,583 JEFFREY FIELD RECORDS & ATTENDANCE
64 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER Team W L T Adelphi 2 0 0 Air Force 1 0 1 Akron 14 18 6 Albany 1 0 0 Alderson Broaddus 2 1 0 Altoona Railroad 2 2 2 American 3 2 0 Army 18 22 5 Appalachian State 1 0 0 Binghamton 2 0 0 Boston College 2 0 0 Boston University 0 1 1 Bowling Green 2 1 0 Bradley 1 0 0 Brown 1 0 0 Bucknell 60 8 4 Buffalo 3 0 0 Cal State Fullerton 3 2 0 Campbell 0 1 0 Carnegie Tech 1 0 0 Catholic 1 0 0 Central Connecticut 1 0 0 College of Charleston 3 0 0 Cincinnati 1 0 0 Clemson 1 0 0 Cleveland State 10 4 1 Colgate 20 6 0 Columbia 1 0 0 Connecticut 8 4 4 Cornell 10 2 3 Creighton 1 1 0 Davis & Elkins 1 0 0 Delaware 2 0 0 Denver 1 0 0 Detroit Mercy 2 0 0 Dickinson 1 0 0 Drexel 3 1 0 Duke 3 2 0 Dunlevy 0 1 0 Duquesne 2 0 0 East Carolina 1 0 0 East Stroudsburg 13 0 0 Evansville 0 2 0 Fairleigh Dickinson 9 10 0 Florida International 2 1 1 Fordham 3 0 0 Franklin & Marshall 1 0 0 Furman 0 1 0 Gannon 2 0 0 George Mason 0 3 2 Georgetown 1 2 1 George Washington 10 0 2 Gettysburg 17 1 0 Girard 1 1 0 Gonzaga 1 0 0 Green Bay 1 0 0 Team W L T Green Bay 1 0 0 Hartford 2 0 2 Hartwick 11 13 4 Harvard 0 1 0 Haverford 5 2 6 Hofstra 1 2 2 Howard 2 2 1 Illinois 1 0 0 Indiana 15 35 5 James Madison 4 4 3 Juniata Railroad 1 0 0 Kentucky 0 0 1 Lafayette 29 2 1 La Salle 2 0 0 Lehigh 12 3 4 Lock Haven 9 4 1 Long Island 3 5 1 Loyola Maryland 4 1 1 Loyola Marymount 1 0 1 Marquette 0 2 0 Maryland 20 25 6 Massachusetts 2 0 0 Michigan 14 11 4 Michigan State 25 17 2 Missouri State 1 0 0 Muhlenburg 3 0 1 Navy 36 20 1 New Hampshire 2 0 0 New Mexico 0 2 0 North Carolina 5 1 1 North Carolina State 0 1 0 Northwestern 28 8 4 Notre Dame 4 1 0 Oakland 2 0 0 Ohio State 22 15 4 Old Dominion 2 3 0 Oregon State 0 1 0 Penn State Behrend 1 0 0 Penn 26 6 3 Philadelphia U 6 8 3 Pittsburgh 24 8 3 Princeton 1 4 0 Portland 0 1 1 Purdue 1 0 0 Radford 2 0 0 Rhode Island 7 2 0 Richmond 0 1 0 Robert Morris 4 0 0 Rutgers 17 8 0 St . Bonaventure 6 0 1 Saint Francis (Pa .) 13 2 0 St Francis Brooklyn 1 0 0 St John’s 3 3 1 Saint Joseph’s 4 0 0 Saint Louis 2 2 0 Saint Mary’s (Calif ) 0 0 1 Team W L T Saint Peter’s 1 0 0 Saint Mary’s (Calif ) 0 0 1 Saint Peter’s 1 0 0 San Francisco 2 3 0 Scranton 3 0 0 Seton Hall 8 6 1 Shippensburg 17 0 0 Siena 1 0 0 SIU Edwardsville 1 2 0 South Carolina 1 2 0 Southern Methodist 1 0 0 South Florida 2 0 1 Springfield 4 1 1 Stanford 0 1 1 Stetson 2 1 0 Stony Brook 2 0 0 Swarthmore 7 0 0 Syracuse 31 3 5 Temple 39 21 8 Toronto 2 1 3 Towson 3 1 0 Trenton State 3 0 0 Tulsa 2 1 1 UCLA 0 5 0 UC Berkeley 0 1 1 UCF 1 1 1 UC Irvine 0 0 1 UC Santa Barbara 1 0 0 UMBC 1 1 0 UNLV 0 1 0 Vermont 1 0 0 Villanova 10 2 1 Virginia 1 2 0 Virginia Commonwealth 2 0 0 Virginia Tech 1 0 1 Wake Forest 0 1 2 Washington 0 1 0 West Chester 21 12 1 Western Maryland 7 0 1 Westtown Academy 2 2 2 West Virginia 20 9 2 West Virginia Wesleyan 2 0 0 William & Mary 5 3 0 Wisconsin 22 12 3 Wright State 2 0 0 Yale 2 0 0 Bold indicates 2022 opponents ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS
Black, H M 1912 Bloyou, Danny 2020-21 Blumenthal, Steve 1979-82 Bodossian, Leo 1975-76 Bohlen, Bobby 2006-08 Bojcun, Ihor 1973 Boles, Dave 1972-75 Bollinger, Sam 2015-17 Bommarito, Salvatore 1975-78 Borda, W H 1936-37 Borra, Emil 1953 Bostley, Phil J , Jr 1958 Bounds, Vernon M 1959 Boyer, S E 1948-49 Bradbury, R C 1916 Bradford, H E 1931 Braga, Matheus 2008-10 Brennan, Bill 1983-84 Briggs, Ian 1990-94 Bringolf, Mitchel 2016-18 Brower, Ralph 1955-57 Bruce, Earl J , Jr 1957-58 Brubaker, Reed 1999 Brubaker, Rick 1995-99 Brubaker, Ross 1995-99 Brunache, Jean Claude 1974, 76-77 Buchanan, H L 1912-13 Buck, John 1962 Bucy, Bill 1990-94 Buddenhagen, Brent 1969-71 Bulatovic, Marko 1982-83 Burnham, Daniel 2010-12 Buss, Clarence 1948-50 Butts, Liam 2019-pres. Buzad, P 1949 C Cafferky, Jay 1991-94 Calvano, Anthony 2002-04 Cameron, Malik 2015-16 Campbell, Claver 1977-78 Campbell, John 1944, 47 Campbell, Shane 2012-13 Campbell, Will 2019 Canter, Dan 1978-81 Carbon, E L 1925 Cardona, Julian 2011-12 Carinci, Ray 1968-70 Carney, David 1995-98 Carvalho, Yan 2004-05 Casais, Andres 2007-10 Cashie, Alvin 1963 Casterline, H . 1932 Catanach, A E 1917-18 Chambers, Jeff 2003-06 Charlton, Jack 1951-52 Cheney, Kelton 2012 Chenowith, Max 1942 Cherry, J L 1925-27 Christina, Bob 1983-85 Churchill, Chris 1997-99 Chyzowwych, Ihor 1957 Ciarla, Marco 2009-11 Cirilli, Nicholas 1971 Cockley, N I 1926 Coder, Ron 1949-50 Coleman, Ronald 1949-51 Coll, Michael 1993-96 Collins, Andre 1963-64 Collins, Micah 2011-13 Comforto, Joe 1967 Conlon, Noel 1988 Conneh, Mikey 2017-18 Coombs, R E 1916
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Dawson, Ben 1999-2002 Daykin, A 1930-32
Denard, Dennis 1971-73 Dennis, Eli 2012-14
Cooper, Jerry 1945 Cope, Harold 1914 Corapi, Giuseppe 1991-94 Corbett, George 1933-35 Corman, J Ned 1939-41 Correa, Diego 2007, 09 Correia, Joe 1964, 66 Cost, Drew 2007-10 Costanzo, Richard 2004 Costello, Kevin 1975, 77 Costigliola, Frank 2006-09 Cottrell, Austin 2005 Craig, J Doug 1972-73 Cranston, H Vigor 1914 Crawford, W 1943 Crooks, J 1922 Crouch, J . 1944 Cunningham, Bob 1979-82 Cuno, J B 1912-13 Cuit, G W , Jr 1917-18 Curran, Mac 2015-18 D Dabora, Dave 1982-85 Dabora, Josh 2019-20 Dacey, Raymond 1962-64 Dahle, Einar 1987-91 Daigle, Peter 1986-89 Danielson, Van 2021-pres. Dantzig, Tim 1973-75 Davies, S .F ., Jr . 1938 Davis, David W 1955-56
DeVilbiss, Frank 1959 Devlin, Brian 2002-05 Dierks, Paul 1951-54 Dietrich, William 1942, 45-46 Dinacci, Marc 1990-93 Ditzler, Glen 1967-69 Djurdjevic, Velimir 1960-62 Doman, James 1945 Dorwart, A .L . 1915 Dougald, Don 1956 Dufford, John 1941 Durain, J Donald 1939-40 Dutemple, A C 1913 Dutemple, W B 1911-12 Dutemple, W P 1914 Dutrow, Donald 1952 Duttenhofer, Bruce 1971-74 E Earnhardt, Eric 2000-01, 03 Eccles, Simon 1983-86 Eckelmeyer, Bert 1985-88 Edgerton, R D 1927-29 Edmonds, James 1955-56 Edward, Selwyn 1931-33 Ehrlich, Bobby 1975-78 Eisenhuth, J L 1925 Elliott, Owen 2019-pres. Elmore, Arturo 1984 Emanuele, Dominic 1975-76
65 << TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @PennStateMSOC // FACEBOOK: PennStateMensSoccer // GoPSUsports.com A Ackley, Edward M . 1959 Adams, James 1974-75 Adelsberg, David 2020-21 Agesen, Thomas 1987-1991 Agesen, Torben 1982-85 Ainghorn, Allen 1999, 2000 Akom, Antwi 1985 Al-Rubaiyi, Ali 1963-64 Allen, Bruce 1972-74 Allen, Rick 1970-72 Allen, Gregory K 1976 Allen, S .L . 1927, 29 Allison, G L 1911 Alfredo, Jimmy 1999 Ambler, Marple 1933-34 Ammann, Arie 2016-18 Anderson, C H 1928-30 Anderson, Appleman,FredCharles 1944-45 Arment, Mackenzie 2008-11 Arner, O Q 1915-19 Arnold, Charles G 1941 Arnold, Mike 1971-73 Ascherl, Christoph 2005 Astiz, Carlos A 1959-60 Atherton, James 1943-44 Awodesu, Femi 2020-pres. B Badaracco, Ryan 2005-06, 2008 Bahr, Chris 1971-74 Bahr, Matt 1974-77 Bailey, L W F 1917 Bailey, Sam 1964-66 Baily, K G 1920 Baldino, Ciro 1971-74 Ballantine, Ray 1982-83 Ballestero, Tom 1971 Barkoff, Peter 2000-01 Barnes, Felix 1935-36 Barninger, Michael 1991 Barriero, Ed 1976, 78 Barron, Jacob 2011-12 Bates, Robert 1943 Bauer, Paul R 1956-58 Bechdel, Wayne 1943 Becker, Ralph J 1957 Beckett, Tom 1987-91 Beckford, Ethan 2017-18 Bell, G E 1925-26 Bell, Ray 1933-35 Bello, Gary 1966 Bender, Paul 1942, 46 Benford, James 1955, 57 Berger, Travis 1992-96 Bernlohr, James 1985-86 Bernotas, Erik 1995 Bernstein, Gabe 2001-04 Bersano, Matt 2015 Bertram, James 1999-2000 Berzkalns, George 1962 Besoushko, Julius 1958 Bettenhausen, Sean 2021-pres. Bielicki, Joe 1933-35 Biescecker, Fred N 1959 Bigott, L A 1938-40 Bijur, Jerry 1954 Binns, C H 1921-22 Binns, David 1944, 47 Binns, John 1934-35 Birmingham, Brendan 2010 Bishop, Robert 1913-14 Black, Floyd 1945-46
Dearborn, Richard 1940 Debonis, A F 1929 Deeds, Mason 2018-20 DeGrange, Vernon 1964-66
Dennis, Greg 1979-82 DePeppe, Chris 1985-88 DeRemer, Mike 2001-02 Derkacz, Casey 2007-08
Hosterman, Ralph 1947-49
66 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER Emig, George 1945, 49-50 Engelhardt, Keith 1989-93 Erdman, K 1944 Ernst, F Robert 1938-40 Espinosa, John 1994 Esser, Kirk 1991-95 Etters, J Boyd 1942, 46 Etters, James 1946 Evans, F I 1930-32 Evans, Justin 1995 Evans, Tyger 2020-pres. F Falk, Randy 2011-14 Faria, Rafael 2009 Farrer, Howard C , Jr 1959-61 Fast, Robert J 1942 Fegley, Larry 1958-59 Fetrow, Mark 2008-11 Fiedler, William 1957-58 Filoon, Karl 1965 Finney, Evan 2013-17 Finzel, E 1932-33 Fisher, John 2000-01 Fishman, Marvin 1977 Fitzwater, Liam 2008 Flamporis, Stamatios 1954-56 Flanagan, Thomas 1961, 64 Fleischer, Alan 2003 Fletcher, Jack 1932-34 Follmer, Frank 1950-52 Forbrich, Brett 1999-2002 Forgue, Brian 2009-12 Francis, Nat 2000-01 Frantz, Steve 1986-89 Frazier, Wes 1971-73 Frederick, Mark 1943 Freeman, Harold 1940-42 Friberg, Eric 1987-91 G Gaber, Andrew 1943 Gaines, Michael 2019-pres. Galindo, Anibal 1940-41 Gallagher, Dan 1976-78 Gallagher, John 2009-12 Gallagher, Ryan 2015-18 Galvin, Robert 1966-68 Gans, J .L ., Jr . 1929 Garber, Randy 1973-74 Garcia, Charles 1947 Gardiner, Scott 1979-82 Garey, Matt 1989-93 Gatti, John 1973 Gatto, Vince 1968-70 Gaul, H A 1920-21 Geczy, George 1953-55 Gelsinger, Treavor 2007-10 Geltman, Peter 1967 Giaimo, Antonio 1977-78 Giampapa, Michael 1974-75 Giberman, Barry 1965-67 Gibson, Whit 1998-99 Gill, Danny 1987-88, 90-91 Gillen, Ted 1986-89 Gillispie, Gerry 1952-54 Gilmour, Billy 1982 Gladding, F W 1920 Glaser, F E 1927-28 Gonzalez, Daniel 2017-19 Gonzalez, Michael 2012-15 Goren, Volkan 1982-83 Gorman, Trevor 2001-02 Gottschling, James 1960-61 Gouverneur, Sebastien 1994-97
Irvin, Harold 1951-53 Irwin, J A 1915 Irwin, James 1943 J Jacobson, Allen 1962-64
Jacobson, B D 1927 Jacquette, Brent 1999-2002 James, A E 1919-20 James, Brian 2014-15 James, J S 1927
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Graebner, Eugene 1944, 46-47 Graham, Robert 1933-34 Grant, Riley 2014-16 Gravatt, Brett 2014 Gray, David 2003-06 Gray, John 2007-09 Gray, Pat 1991-94 Green, Gazexer, Jr 1939-40 Greenland, R C 1915-16 Gregg, W R 1912-14 Greve, Thomas 1984-85 Griffin, E F 1925-27 Griffith, Owen 2011-14 Gross, Warren 2008-10 Grubbs, David 1959-61 Grupp, F W 1922, 24 Grupp, Otto 1919-21 Guidon, John 1978-79 Gum, Phillip 1959 Gurcay, Ramsey 1943 Guster, Frederick 1995 H Haag, R W 1936-38 Haase, David 1956-57 Hackman, Harold 1946-48 Hackenberg, Brandon 2016-21 Haddad, Kamel 1986-88 Hagenbuch, J 1922, 24 Hamilton, John 1944-46 Hannah, R .G 1948-49 Hansen, H 1933 Hargest, W J 1925 Harral, H D 1921-22 Harris, Dayonn 2015-2016 Harris, Robert 1951-53 Harrison, Niall 1983-86 Hart, H L 1919 Hartman, Dean 1942, 46-47 Hartman, Jesse 1944, 46 Hartman, Van Allen 1938-40 Hartzler, H . 1931-32 Harvey, C 1928-29 Hazelwood, F 1919-20 Hebel, Edward 1960 Heck, Alan N 1940-42 Hedberg, Jim 1955-57 Heffner, Bryan 2009 Heimer, Jeff 1975-77 Heinze, Dieter 1961-63 Hellmich, A E 1925 Henry, Ehjay 2010 Henszey, W .P . 1930-31 Hertner, Herbert 1956-58 Hertzog, Corey 2008-10 Hesselbacher, G E 1914-15 Hill, Paul Ward 1955-56 Hinojosa, Eduardo 1961 Hinojosa, Pat 1993-96 Hockenbrock, James 1958-59 Hoffman, Dax 2019-21 Hoffman, Drew 1997-99 Hoffman, Ralph 1952-53 Holland, Ryan 2017 Hollingsworth, Mike 1988-91 Holmberg, C W 1913-16 Holmes, H J 1930-31 Holmquist, F 1944 Honker, Harry 1962-63 Horne, J R 1927 Horst, Steve 1965 Hosterman, C H 1920-21 Hosterman, C W 1936-38 Hosterman, Ken 1946-47
Hosterman, Walter R , Jr 1939-40 Housle, Brian 1976 Howard, Akil 2012-13 Hutchinson, W L 1930 I Ickes, J H 1938 Imm, Mike 1989-92 Ireland, Brennan 2015-18
Johnston, Thomas 1995 Jones, Theodore 1961-63 Jordan, Dale 2000-01 K Kapp, Dennis 1966-67 Karbiener, Lou 1979-82 Karn, Phil 1994-97 Karppinen, Pasi 2001-04 Kaschak, Christian 2011-15 Katona, John 1962-64 Kaufmann, Drew 1993-96 Kaweesi-Katongole, Stanley 2006 Keen, R S 1925 Kehan, Tommy 1970-71, 73 Keil, Travis 2016-18 Keller, P L 1921 Kelley, J .F . 1913, 15-16 Kelley, W A 1921-23 Kelly, Chris 1990-93 Kelly, Danny 1987-90 Kelly, Mark 1987-88 Kenney, Greg 1981-84 Kenney, Stephen 2017-18 Kermouche, Malik 1978-79 Kettcamp, Harry 1961-62 Kim, Sei Yoon 2013 King, Woodrow 1939-41 Kinkaid, J .R . 1928 Kirschner, Mike 1964-65 Klase, Frank 1943 Klauberg, Billy 1975-78 Klaus, Kurt 1950-52 Klerks, Mason 2013-2016 Klim, John 1968 Klingenberg, Drew 2012-15 Kline, Gary 1970-72 Kline, Geordie 1983, 86 Kline, George 1952 Kline, Harry 1962-63 Kline, Huber 1953 Kline, James 1946-48 Kline, Loren 1958-59 Kline, Wayne 1965-66 Knecht, E K 1931-32 Koch, Garry 1972 Kocher, Ellis 1951-52 Kopilovich, Emil 1971-73
Jobling, Peter 1980-83 Johnston, Roy 1960, 62
Jancevski, Peter 1978-81 Janov, Michael 2005-06 Jennings, Kevin 1982-85 Jewell, C 1944
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Kramer, Larry 1972-73 Kraus, Wayne 1976 Krause, Philip 1964 Krauser, Walter 1955-57 Kraybill, William 1945, 48-49 Kretzer, Fred 1947 Krick, David 1970 Krispin, Patrick 2008-10 Kronick, Shane 2013-14 Krumpe, Nathaniel 1997-00 Krumrine, Jack 1952 Kuhn, Seth 2019-pres. Kuplen, Richard 1960-61 L Lane, Joseph 1949-50 Lange, Werner 1939 Langton, Bob 1979 Lantz, Leland 1960-61 Laskaris, Xenophon 1939-40 Laundree, Adam 2019-21 Lawrence, James 1956 Lawrence, John 1955 Lawroski, H . 1948-49 Lawther, G 1949 Leahy, Matt 1997-2000 Lear, Jeff 1993-96 Lear, Ken 1997-2001 Learn, Richard 1962-64 Ledgister, Marvin 2011-12 Lee, Justin 2008-11 Lee, Nate 2013-15 Levine, Josh 2016-19 Lieb, Theodore 1947-49 Lindemann, Mike 2002-04 Lindquist, M 1932 Link, Kenneth 1960-62 Lippincott, G .P , Jr 1925-26 Lischer, Charles 1942 Liscum, Ben 2021-pres. Little, Harry 1945, 48-50 Little, Robert 1954-55 Lloyd, Dave 1975-78 Locker, Steve 1972-74 Lombana, Jose 1942-42 Loncar, Fred 1967-68 Long, Edwin 1933-35 Longhurst, L C 1920-22 Lucas, J .H . 1917 Lutz, W E 1927-29 M MacDonald, Kyle 2012-14 Mace, Leith 1969-70 MacEwan, Duncan 1978-81 MacGregor, N K 1911 Machereth, William 1960 Machi, Andy 2005-08 MacLaren, A W 1928-29 MacMath, Gary 1970-72 MacNeill, Geordie 2004-07 MacWilliams, Robert 1943 Maierhofer, Howard 1957-58 Maierhofer, Jeffrey 1980-83 Maierhofer, Scott 1979-82 Maiga, Almouzar 1963 Makipaa, Jorma 1998, 2000-02 Mallory, J C 1937 Maloney, Austin 2015-18 Maloney, Connor 2013-16 Mandel, E S . 1936-37 Mangione, Peter 2020-pres. Manke, Joe 1962-63 Manley, Francis L 1958 Margolf, Charles 1947-49 Marke, William 1961 Marks, Dani 2015-18 Marsden, John 1972-75 Marsden, Kerry 1977 Marshall, R M 1926, 28 Martin, Emmanuel 2012 Martini, Daniel 2006-07 Masters, Don 1933-34 Masters, H W , Jr 1979-31 Mastil, John 1964-66 Mastil, Michael 1961-63 Matacia, Richard 1953-55 Matlack, Scott 1972-74 Mattei, Anthony 1958-60 Mattner, Elmer 1917, 19-20 May, Kyle 2019-pres. Mayewski, Matt 2012-15 McBrearty, Douglass 1971 McClay, Jon 1995-98 McDonald, Ken 1975-78 McDonald, Bill 1979-82 McEwan, William 1934-36 McFadden, C A 1917-18 McKibben, Richard 1946 McKune, R W 1929-31 McLaughlin, A 1927 McMannon, Sean 1987-88 McVaugh, C .L . 1922, 24 Meares, Greg 1983-84 Mearkle, W C 1917, 19-20 Megaloudis, George 1982-85 Megrail, Donald 1939-41 Megrail, F A 1936-38 Meiselman, M L 1930 Meixner, W B 1911-12 Mendez, Jose 1974 Mendt, Herbert 1944-45 Menhardt, Herb 1976-78 Merrill, Kurt 1988-89 Merwin, G I 1938 Messner, Charlie 1968-70 Meyers, Drew 1997 Miehoff, Saul 1935-37 Mijares, Joe 1952-54 Millar, Alexander 1987-88 Miller, Barkley 2005-08 Miller, F W 1922 Miller, Garrett 1957-59 Miller, J J 1930-31 Miller, Larry 1982-85 Miller, Ryan 1998-99 Miller, W S 1921 Miller, WY 1938 Milligan, T H 1919-20 Minutillo, Mikey 2012-14 Moate, Ryan 2002 Mollinger, A 1926 Molloy, Aaron 2017-19 Morgret, Alex 2020-21 Morrell, Steve 1987-90 Morris, Arthur 1967 Morrison, Balfe 1981 Moyer, Doug 1979-82 Moyer, Jerry 1981-85 Moylan, Paul 1985-87 Mueller, Bill 1978-79 Munhall, A N 1912 Munyati, Nigel 1979-80 Murphy, Dan 1979-82 Musser, H E 1930-32 N Naylor, Grant 1994-97 Naylor, Russell 1960 Ness, Keegan 2018-21 Neves, David 1999-2000 Nicholas, R 1944 Nicholson, S O 1914, 15-16 Nickas, Angelo 1978-80 Norcik, Robert 1951-53 Novchich, Matt 2003 Novotny, Blake 1996-99 Nugent, Carl 1953 Nute, John Thomas 1954-56 O Oka, Hiro 2003 Oldfield, Greg 1997-2001 Omekanda, Paul 2002-03 Omekanda, Simon 2003-06 Olstead, R M , Jr 1939 Orloff, Brian 1993-96 Orvos, Jace 2020 Osterlund, Frand 1934-36 Ozbay, Omar 2019-21 P Packer, Dick 1953-55 Painter, W S 1936-38 Palacios, Chris 2021- pres. Palmer, B 1933 Palomeque, Jose 2020 Parker, R 1944 Parr, Andy 2006-07, 10 Parr, Daniel 2010-12 Parsa, Parham 1996-98 Pascarella, John 1984-87 Patterson, Kyle 2002 Patrick, Ray 1977-78 Paulin, Louis 1961 Pavliki, A 1944 Pecori, E J 1925-26 Peirson, Richard 1965-66 Penecale, Austin 1975-76 Perno, Kyle 2017-19 Petka, Bredt 1993-96 Petrick, Robert 1963-64 Petroff, Timothy 1945-46 Pfeifer, H M 1939 Phillips, G E 1948 Phillips, Russell 1968-69 Pilato, Noah 2015-18 Pinezich, John 1951-54 Piper, Neil 1991-94 Pisch, Wenzel 1961 Pitchok, Harry 1965-66 Pizzi, Gregg 1985 Posada, Luis 1980 Potteiger, Derek 1998-2001 Potter, Rick 1987-90 Potter, Steve 1983-86 Powell, Brian 1998 Pritchard, William 1941-42 Pritchatt, Callum 2017-20 Privett, Andrew 2019-pres. Pyle, John 1968 R Radio, Scott 1993-96 Rafanello, Jeremy 2018 Raiford, Eugene R ., Jr . 1958-60 Ream, Glenn 1961 Reed, A C 1916 Reedy, Pierre 2016-21 Regner, E 1921 Reice, Dave 1971-75 Reice, Rich 1974-77 Reid, Gavin 1990-93 Reid, Stuart 1992-95
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68 2022 >> MEN’S SOCCER Reihner, Stephen 2004-07 Renfrow, Grady 2003, 05-07 Rentschler, Don 1965-67 Repino, Phillip 1926-26 Rhodes, Matt 1976-78 Rider, Donald 1945 Rieple, Nicholas 2017-20 Rierson, William 1958-60 Robbins, Galen 1952-54 Robins, Jay 1962-63 Robinson, Mike 2013-14 Rodgers, Wayne 1958-60 Rosenberger, Otto 1956 Ross, Stuart 1962-63 Ruby, Jay 1983-86 Russell, J R 1922, 24 Rymarczuk, Andy 1970-72 S Sagel, Robby 2015-16 Saltzman, S S 1930 Salvatico, Vincent 2006-09 Sarkozy, Kal 1984-86 Savery, W H 1911-13 Saunders, Steve 1993-96 Savino, Brandon 2014 Scanlon, Trevor 1988-91 Schaeffer, Lyn 1965 Schattschneider, Alfred 1963 Scheetz, Brian 1983 Schein, Chris 1982 Schive, E D 1921 Schmadel, Richard 1943 Schmidt, Dave 1974, 76 Schmidt, Ed 1971-73 Schmidt, Mordeci 1967 Schmidt, Rich 1985-87 Schnure, Samuel 1941-43 Schoepflin, Robert 1967-68 Schuler, R E 1937-39 Schuster, Cy 1945 Scott, Kevin 1977-80 Scott, Nick 1991-94 Seaman, Brannon 1991-94 Sears, Phil 1967-69 Seavy, Robert 1942 Seiler, Martin 2012-13 Semisch, C W 1926-28 Sergi, Steve 1989-92 Serry, M I 1926-28 Severs, Chad 2001-04 Shaffer, Dan 2004-05 Shaffer, J .J . 1939 Shahay, Nic 2000-02 Shair, S 1922 Shakes, Kris 2019-pres. Shea, W J 1931 Sheerin, Danny 2012-15 Shellenberger, Bill 1943-47 Shellenberger, Pete 1997-2000 Shepard, R O 1930 Sheppard, Jim 1976-77 Shirk, Donald 1951-52, 55 Sickman, Ryan 1999-02 Sigel, Richard 1932-34 Silva, Kevin 1994-98 Simmons, Jay 1950-51 Simonetta, Joe 1962 Simons, J C 1916 Sinclair, Hasani 2011-12 Skinnel, A R 1929 Skorpen, Jan 1986-89 Sload, Christian 2016-19 Smack, Stephen C 1959
Smallwood, Matt 2008-11 Smedley, S L , Jr 1912-15 Smith, Dave 1970-71 Smith, Doug 1986 Smith, Edward 1950 Snyder, Charles 1951, 54 Snyder, Troy 1984-86 Snyder, William 1966-68 Spaeth, C P 1918 Sparks, Nigel 1989-92 Spitler, E L 1926 Springer, Ian 1953-55 Spyker, F B 1936-38 Stamatis, Jim 1976-79 Starkey, R B 1918-19 Startzell, Jimmy 1971-73 Stauffer, Earl 1943 Stelnyk, Ihor 1953-55 Stetler, Elwood 1944-45 Stevenson, Alex 2019-pres. Stewart, E R 1911-12 Stock, David 1966-68 Stollmeyer, Mike 1956-58 Stormer, Jay 1960-62 Stout, Chris 1998-2001 Stover, G Marlin 1957 Strimlan, F 1926-27, 29 Struck, John W . 1941-42 Sutliff, William 1933-35 Swanger, Brett 1991-94 Sweeten, E P 1925 Szumylo, Micola 1970-71 T Taggert, E A 1948 Tarossoly, Tony 1974 Taucher, Frank 1947-48 Taylor, A W 1937 Taylor, Charles 1940 Taylor, Conrad 2004-07 Taylor, Jim 1970-71 Taylor, Tom 1973, 76 Thiel, Kirk 1988-91 Thomann, Lyn 1952 Thomas, Steve 1989-92 Thompson, Andy 1996-99 Tobin, E W 1911-12 Tompkins, Rick 1973 Topham, Robert 1964-66 Torgersen, Per 1956-57 Torino, Malcolm 2002 Tranquillo, Darin 1999-2000 Traphoner, J .R 1919-21 Travis, C C 1929 Tremonte, D Anthony 1957 Treschuk, Kenji 2001-04 Troia, Mario 1967-68 Tully, Brian 2003-04 Tully, F R 1932 Turchak, John 1965-67 Tyler, Jordan 2010-13 Tyson, W F 1930-31 U Unger, Tim 1972, 74-75 V Valentour, L F 1911-12 Van Rafelghem, Lou 1957, 59-60 Vera, Jacobo 2006-09 Very, D W 1911 Viehweger, Bobby 1971-74 Viitanen, Markku 2003-06 Villar, Ricardo 1997-99, 2001 Vitiello, Alberto 1973 Vogel, F F 1917 Vollmer, R H 1913-14 Vosbury, W 1933 Vu, Minh 2011-12 Vyverberg, R J 1929 W Wacker, Carl 1935-37 Wadid, Mark 2013-14 Wadsworth, Peter 1957-59 Wagenknecht, Michael 2013 Waizenegger, Bob 1980-83 Walters, David 2002-05 Walz, Harold 1955-56 Wardle, Kenneth 1963 Wardle, Stanley 1964-65 Warming, Grant 2010-13 Warner, H E 1921-23 Warr, J R 1913 Watson, C J 1911 Watson, Jalen 2019-pres. Watts, James 1967-69 Weddell, D S 1937 Weil, David 1991-94 Weitz, Ronald 1966 Wentzel, Alex 2006 West, S 1915 White, Gary 1974 White, Tom 1970 Whitten, Peter 1963-64 Wilde, R A . 1936 Wilkinson, R W 1913-16 Williams, George 1962-63 Williams, Thomas 1941 Wilmot, Richard 1993-96 Wilson, Dave 1981, 83 Witmer, Theodore Dean 1946-48 Wodock, H W 1939 Wolverton, Andrew 2011-14 Woolley, Andy 1987 Woolley, Matt 1989-92 Worthington, H .R . 1911-12 Wozniak, Walter 1942 Y Yeagly, R 1949 Yeboah, Larry 2004 Yeisley, Jason 2005-07, 09 Yerkes, William 1949-50 Young, R H 1932 Young, Tamir 1992-95 Z Zartman, Dave 1983-86 Zewe, Joe 2001-04 Zimmerman, Willitis 1967 Bold indicates current Nittany Lion
Part of that impact is derived from Penn State’s research program, which brought more than $633 million in federal funds to Pennsylvania last year, and an additional $101 million from private industry In addition, as part of its Invent Penn State initiative, the University has funded 21 innovation hubs, designed to bolster entrepreneurship and economic development in communities surrounding its campuses across Pennsylvania Penn State’s outreach and online programs — ranging from 4H to Cooperative Extension, from summer camps to public broadcasting — provide educational and service programs to more than a million Pennsylvania households annually
The University’s presence throughout Pennsylvania today contrasts sharply with its humble beginnings Chartered as a college of scientific agriculture, the institution was located in rural Centre County after James Irvin, a partner in the Centre Furnace iron works (remains of which can be seen today along East College Avenue), offered to donate 200 acres of farmland for a President Evan Pugh wanted the fledgling institution to embody a new approach to higher education that blended classical studies with subjects that had practical value He joined similar visionaries in other states in convincing Congress to pass the Morrill Land-Grant Act in 1862 The act gave individual states tracts of federal land to sell; the proceeds supported colleges that agreed to include engineering, science and the liberal arts as well as agriculture in their course of studies In 1863, the Pennsylvania legislature designated Penn State the Commonwealth’s sole land-grant institution The lawmakers in effect bestowed on the privately incorporated college a public character In return for state support, the institution assumed obligations of teaching, research and service that are normally associated with publicly owned land-grant universities in other states
The University Park campus is Penn State’s administrative and research hub In addition, there are 19 primarily undergraduate campuses; Penn State Health Milton S Hershey Medical Center and the College of Medicine; the Pennsylvania College of Technology; Penn State Law; Dickinson Law; the Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies; and the Penn State World Campus
The Graduate School has awarded to date approximately 130,000 master’s, doctoral and other advanced degrees
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By the 1890s Penn State was making its mark It ranked among the nation’s 10 largest undergraduate engineering schools, a distinction it still holds It established one of the nation’s first collegiate agricultural experiment stations, and Professor Whitman Jordan’s pioneering research on using fertilizers for soil enrichment had global impact on crop yields Penn State in 1871 became one of the first land-grant schools in the Northeast to admit women, graduated its first international student in 1890, and its first African-American student in 1905 Today, Penn State draws more than 9,000 students from around the world to study at its campuses, and the international students, researchers and scholars who come to Penn State represent more than 140 countries In the early 1900s, President Edwin E Sparks supported a number of efforts to “carry the college to the people,” as he liked to say Technical institutes were established in various locations statewide for engineering education, beginning with an evening school in Allentown in 1910 In 1912, Penn State helped create a system of county agents in agriculture and home economics Today, the Penn State World Campus, which offers one curriculum at multiple access points to meet people where they are, builds on that outreach tradition But undergraduate education remained foremost Enrollment surpassed 5,000 students by 1936, including those attending several undergraduate centers that were created for students who, in the depths of the Great Depression, could not afford to leave their hometowns to get a college education The centers offered the first year of baccalaureate studies and were the predecessors of today’s statewide system of campuses Thanks to this innovative approach to higher education, Penn State in the 1930s became Pennsylvania’s largest single source of baccalaureate degrees, a distinction it holds to this day
The University awarded its first graduate degree — a master’s degree in scientific agriculture — in 1862, and the Graduate School was established in 1922 But overall graduate enrollment remained modest until the 1950s, then swelled steadily
In addition, Penn State alumni — including 371,000 in Pennsylvania alone — have job- and social-networking opportunities that no other college or university in the Commonwealth can surpass
To date, Penn State has awarded more than 909,000 degrees, hallmarks of an educational experience second to none in quality
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Penn State is Pennsylvania’s largest nongovernmental employer and has employees and expenditures in every one of its 67 counties
Penn State’s historic mission of teaching, research, and public service — launched under the most modest of circumstances more than 150 years ago — now reaches into virtually all parts of Pennsylvania Consider, for example, that the University now has 24 campuses across the Commonwealth, putting a Penn State education within practical reach of nearly every Pennsylvanian In fact, more than 95 percent of Pennsylvania residents live within a 30-mile radius of a Penn State campus and about 70 percent of Penn State’s undergraduates are Pennsylvania residents
The University also emerged on the national scene as a research powerhouse in fields as diverse as dairy science, acoustics, psychology and diesel engineering The expansion of research went hand in hand with a steady increase in the number of graduate students
Following World War II, Penn State underwent unprecedented expansion, first to meet the needs of returning military veterans and later to accommodate the Baby Boom generation Total enrollment at all Penn State campuses climbed to 40,000 by 1970
The University generates a total economic impact across the Commonwealth that surpasses $11 6 billion annually and is consistently ranked among the top 1% of the world’s universities
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NEELI BENDAOUDI, Ph.D. PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT ANDHRA UNIVERSITY (B.S.) (MBA) UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS (Ph.D.)
Raised in India, Bendapudi moved to the United States to pursue her doctoral studies at the University of Kansas and to launch her career as an academic leader and educator. Prior to coming to Penn State, where she leads the University’s twenty-four-campus network and top-ranked online World Campus, Bendapudi was president of the University of Louisville from 2018 to 2021. During this time, she oversaw a series of transformative efforts spanning academics; finance; the health enterprise; philanthropy; athletics; diversity, equity, and inclusion; and more. Under her leadership, the university recruited its largest and most diverse freshman class, reached record enrollment levels, improved four-year graduation rates, increased annual sponsored research, improved the university’s financial stability, and stabilized the health system. Among her professional achievements, Bendapudi has served as provost and executive vice chancellor at the University of Kansas from 2016 to 2018, dean of the School of Business at the University of Kansas from 2011 to 2016, and as founding director of the Initiative for Managing Services at the Ohio State University (OSU) from 2005 to 2011. As an educator, she has taught marketing at the University of Louisville, University of Kansas, Texas A&M University, and OSU. In addition to her higher education leadership experience, Bendapudi previously served as executive vice president and chief customer officer for Huntington National Bank and has consulted for some of the world’s largest companies and organizations, including AIG, Proctor & Gamble, and the U.S. WithArmy.a background in the study of consumer behavior in service contexts, her research focuses on customers’ willingness to maintain long-term relationships with firms and with the brands and employees that represent them. Her work has been published in the Journal of Academic Medicine, Harvard Business Review, Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Retailing, and Journal of Service Research. Bendapudi has been recognized for contributions in her field and has been honored at the national and university levels, including with the Academy of Marketing Science Outstanding Marketing Teacher Award. In 2014, she was inducted into the University of Kansas’ Womens Hall of Fame, which recognizes individuals for significant contributions and achievements, overall impact, and outstanding character.
Neeli Bendapudi has served as the nineteenth president of Penn State since May 9, 2022. With a nearly thirty-year career in academia, President Bendapudi is committed to student success, fostering inclusive excellence, and creating opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to thrive.
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In addition, Diverse Issues in Higher Education referenced Bendapudi as one of twenty-five women “who have made a difference in the academy” (2021), Enterprising Women recognized her among a select group of women who “are making a difference in business and in the community” (2021), and Louisville Business First highlighted Bendapudi among twenty-five local leaders named to the publication’s annual list of “Most Admired CEOs” for strong leadership exhibited during a year of unprecedented challenges (2020). Along with her professional endeavors, Bendapudi is a former Leadership Foundation Fellow, a member of the International Women’s Forum, and serves on the board of the American Council on Education and Internet 2.0. Bendapudi earned her bachelor’s degree in English and MBA from Andhra University in India and her doctorate in marketing from the University of Kansas.
Kraft was recognized by Sports Business Journal as “one of the top 40 sports executives under the age of 40” and the Philadelphia Business Journal as “one of the top Business Executives in Philadelphia under the age of 40 ” His scholarly work has been published in the International Journal of Sports Marketing and Sponsorship, International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing, Sport Marketing Quarterly and Branding in Sport Business
led the department into a new apparel and footwear partnership, the largest financial footwear and apparel agreement in Boston College Athletics history
Kraft and his wife, Betsy, have a daughter, Annabelle, and son, Joseph
Under Kraft, Boston College met fundraising goals to support efforts for a future practice facility for the men’s and women’s basketball programs, fully endow head coach positions for ski and women’s ice hockey, support athletics scholarships and financial aid, and more He led $84 million in fundraising and completed more than 11 capital projects
Kraft’s career includes leadership roles at Boston College, Temple University, Loyola University Chicago and Indiana University
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The Student-Athlete Academic Advising space was renovated to support student-athletes in their pursuit of academic excellence, and construction was completed on a new football locker room and training room, as well as the Barry Gallup Sports Medicine Facility, which offers a state-of-theart saltwater therapy room, new hydrotherapy pools, recovery rooms, nutrition centers and rehabilitation spaces, during Kraft’s Krafttenurealso
In addition, he has taught business, sports marketing, and management courses throughout his career and is a former Big Ten football student-athlete In his two years as the director of athletics at Boston College, Kraft guided 31 varsity teams, oversaw numerous fundraising efforts, renovated spaces which would have the greatest impact on student-athletes, and was responsible for expanding the department’s mental health and reporting resources Under his leadership, the Eagles excelled in the classroom and in competition with 70% of all student-athletes earning a 3 00 GPA or better in the 2021 fall and spring semesters and five teams being ranked in the top 25 nationally Among the other accomplishments for Kraft during his time at Chestnut Hill included Boston College earning its sixth NCAA Championship, and the first for the women’s lacrosse team, the first postseason victory for women’s volleyball, and two bowl game qualifications for the football program
“Pat is an exceptional and inspiring leader with the vision, experience and drive to excel in this role and to build upon our tradition of intercollegiate athletic success,” said Bendapudi “Along with having a bold vision for excellence and an impressive record of achievement, Pat values teamwork and cares above all about the success and development of student-athletes and coaches on and off the field With Pat at the helm of our athletics department, the possibilities of what we can accomplish ahead are unlimited ”
DR. PAT KRAFT VICE PRESIDENT FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS
Kraft is a current or former member of several committees, including the NCAA Football Oversight Committee, NCAA Football Competition Committee, NCAA Women’s Basketball Committee, NCAA Strategic Vision and Planning Committee, LEAD1 working group on student-athlete time demands, Collegiate Athletic Leadership Symposium faculty member and AAC finance committee He served as vice chair of the Athletic Directors of the AAC and has been an invited speaker at the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics annual convention
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With a focus on student-athlete academic performance, career development and mental health, at Temple, Kraft also led an effort to improve classroom performance resulting in an NCAA Academic Performance Rate (APR) that ranked fourth among Division I FBS institutions in 2018-19, followed by a school record 90% Graduation Success Rate for 2019 He also oversaw planning and fundraising efforts for more than $55 million in construction and renovation projects, including the Temple Sports Complex for men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, women’s lacrosse and track & field, as well as enhancements to locker room facilities for all 19 sports, an all student-athlete lounge, multiple student-athlete nutrition centers and updated practice facilities for several sports
Prior to his tenure at Boston College, Kraft served as the director of intercollegiate athletics at Temple University after spending two years as the university’s deputy athletic director During his five years at the helm at Temple, Kraft oversaw a department of 180 employees with 19 sports and more than 500 student-athletes He was responsible for all facets of athletics administration, including academics, NCAA Title IX compliance, diversity and finances, and led the hiring of new head coaches in football, men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, and field hockey Along with significant program milestones for women’s lacrosse, fencing, gymnastics, men’s crew and women’s rowing under Kraft’s leadership, the football team won the 2016 American Athletic Conference Championship (AAC) and made five-straight bowl appearances for the first time in school history, the men’s basketball team won the 2015-16 regular season AAC title and the women’s basketball team made the 2017 NCAA Tournament for the first time in five years
A native of Libertyville, Illinois, Kraft earned a bachelor’s degree in sport marketing management, master’s degree in sport marketing administration and doctoral degree in sport management, all from Indiana University
An accomplished administrator with a 15-year career in intercollegiate athletics, Dr Patrick Kraft began his tenure as the Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics on July 1, 2022 Kraft came to Penn State after spending two years as the director of athletics at Boston College Believing the foundation and future success of an athletics department is based on developing and caring for the whole person, Kraft has a long history of a strong commitment to student-athlete development on and off the playing surface while being an advocate for coaches and staff Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi introduced Kraft as the new leader of the Nittany Lions on April 29, 2022
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