2009 University of the Men's Soccer Media Guide by University of the Ozarks

EAGLES

#5 Brandon VanCleave #13 Dylan Evans

#10 Shaun Renfro

OZARKS

#15 Philip Johnson

#2 Aaron Brueckner

2009 Media Guide

Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION 1 Table of Contents 2 Sports Information Contact 2 Media Information ADMINISTRATION & ATHLETIC STAFF 3 Administration 3 Quick Facts 3 Staff Directory COACHING STAFF 4 Head Coach John Cossaboon 4 Assistant Coach Matt Torok 2009 SOCCER PREVIEW 5-6 Preview 6 Team Picture 7 Roster 2009 PLAYER PROFILES 8-9 Aaron Brueckner 10-11 Dylan Evans 12-13 Philip Johnson 14-15 Shaun Renfro 16-17 Brandon VanCleave 18 Seth Anderson 18 Tanner Holman 19 Logan Hornback 19 Scott Janders

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Travis Murnan Aaron Powell Tate Ramirez Christian Ridings Guido Salas Anthony Santoro Andrew Sutton Neil Thompson Devon Utley Newcomers

2009 OPPONENTS 25 Opponent Quick Facts 2008 SEASON IN REVIEW 26 Season Review 27 Final Statistics 28 Results 28 Team Highs 28 Individual Highs 29 Conference Review HISTORY 30 Career Leaders 31 Season Records 31 Team Records 31 Match Records 31 Coaching Records 32 Honors & Awards

33-34 Year-By-Year Results 34 All-Time Series Records 35 All-Time Letterwinners HURIE FIELD 36 Hurie Field Records AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE 37 ASC Staff 37 ASC History THIS IS OZARKS 38 Campus Overview 39 Academic Excellence 40 Student Life 2009 Media Guide Credits Editor: Josh Peppas Layout & Design: Josh Peppas Photographers: UO Sports Information & UO Public Information Office Assistant Editor: Emalee Pearson Desktop Publishing: Adobe InDesign & Adobe Photoshop Print Production: MultiAd Free copies of the media guide can be requested by contacting Josh Peppas at 479-979-1483 or via e-mail at jpeppas@ozarks.edu.

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Media Information Coverage Ozarks maintains a comprehensive official athletic department web site. Up-to-date information, including schedules, statistics, rosters and news releases for all ten varsity sports are provided. Biographical information for players and coaches provide in-depth coverage found only on www.ozarks.edu/ athletics. In-game Live Stats from Stat Crew has been added to help fans follow games on Ozarks’ web site. Live audio streaming is done for some conference home games. Media guides for six sports along with general department news, soccer-related links, Aerie Club and Hall of Fame information are found on the site. Credentials Media or photo credentials are not required for admittance to Ozarks soccer matches for working media. However, it is requested that media seeking to cover a game contact the Sports Information Director prior to the game to ensure seating at press row. Requests for seating in press row can be made at 479.979.1483 or via e-mail at jpeppas@ozarks.edu. Press Services Media guides, game programs, rosters, up-to-date results, and statistics are available to working members of the media prior to each Eagles home match. Additional information is available by request. An official NCAA box score and play-by-play information may be obtained from the Sports Information Director approximately 10 minutes following the conclusion of the match. Interviews All player and coach interviews must be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Coaches and athletes will be available following matches after a brief cooling off period. The best time to interview coaches is typically in the mornings, Monday through Thursday. Generally, the best time to interview student-athletes is directly before afternoon practice. Game Broadcasts Broadcast media in attendance are requested to contact the Sports Information Director one week prior to the match in question. Primary Media Outlets Print Media -The Johnson County Graphic 203 East Cherry Street Clarksville, AR 72830 Publisher: Christene Fisher 479.754.2005 www.thegraphic.com -The Russellville Courier 201 East Second Street Russellville, AR 72811 Sports Editor: Sean Ingram 479.968.5252 www.couriernews.com -Ark. Democrat-Gazette PO Box 2221 Little Rock, AR 72203 Sports Editor: Wally Hall 501.378.3411 www.ardemgaz.com

Television -KUOZ Channel 6 415 College Avenue Clarksville, AR 72830 Advisor: Susan Edens 479.979.1450

Radio -KXIO 106.9 FM 901 South Rogers Clarksville, AR 72830 Sports Contact: Blaine Leeds 479.705.1069 -River Valley Radio (KCJC-KWKK-KVLD-KVOM-KCAB) 2705 Parkway Avenue Russellville, AR 72811 Sports Contact: Aaron Thomas 479.968.6816 -KDYN 96.7 FM 9331 Puddin Ridge Road Ozark, AR 72949 Sports Contact: Marc Dietz 479.667.4567 -KUOZ 100.5 Radio Station 415 College Avenue Clarksville, AR 72830 Advisor: Susan Edens 479.979.1450 Soccer-Related Links www.ASCsports.org www.ncaasports.com www.nscaa.com www.d3soccer.com

Josh Peppas is in his ninth year as Sports Information Director at Ozarks. He additionally serves as the Assistant to the Director of Athletics. Peppas is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Sports Information Office, including maintaining the athletic web site and promoting Ozarks’ ten sports. He is an active member of College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA). Peppas has had a combined six media guides earn “Best in the Nation” citations from CoSIDA the past two years. The cover of the 2008 women’s soccer media guide was named the nation’s best in its category. Peppas also produces Eagle Insider , a quarterly alumni E-Magazine for the athletic department. A native of Ozark, Ark., he earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Ozarks in 2000. He and his wife, Kelli, are the parents of Brant (4) and Brayden (1). Daniel Gallegos is in his third year as the assistant sports information director at Ozarks. In addition to his assistance with the day-to-day operations of the Sports Information Office, he is the primary contact for baseball and women’s basketball. He is the host of his own sports talk radio show - “Mid-Week Sports Report” - heard weekly on campus. He is a member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) and earned ASC Assistant SID Academic All-Conference status last year. Gallegos is the playby-play announcer for Eagles baseball and softball. He played one season of baseball at Ozarks. A native of Sherwood, Ark., Gallegos is a senior strategic communications major. Emalee Pearson enters her second year as a sports information student assistant at Ozarks. A native of Salt Lake City, Utah, Pearson is a member of the women’s soccer team and was named to the All-ASC Team in 2008. She is a twotime member of the American Southwest Conference All-Academic Team. Following the 2008 season, she earned a spot on the NSCAA/ adidas Scholar All-South Region Honorable Mention Team. She is editor of the Comminuque, a campus-wide newsletter produced bi-weekly. In 2008, she earned ASC Assistant SID Academic All-Conference status. She is a senior strategic communications major. Zach Doty is in his second year as the chief athletic department photographer. Doty, of Andrews, Texas, is a sophomore strategic communications/ marketing major. Doty is a member of the cross country team, Vice President of membership in Phi Beta Lambda and made the Dean’s List. Prior to Ozarks, Doty worked at a Waco, Texas, ABC television affiliate and operated his professional freelance studio in Waco. Sports Information Office: 479.979.1483 Josh Peppas, SID, jpeppas@ozarks.edu Cell: 479.647.0415 Home: 479.670.3781 Daniel Gallegos, Assistant SID, dgall5946@ozarks.edu Cell: 501.442.2930 Emalee Pearson, Assistant SID, epear6183@ozarks.edu Zach Doty, Chief Photographer, zdoty@ozarks.edu SID Fax: 479-979-1330 Address: 415 College Avenue, Clarksville, AR 72830

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Administration/Staff/Quick Facts Raised in a small town (pop. 900) in Ohio, Dr. Rick Niece attended a school that housed all classes, grades 1-12, in one building. After graduating from high school, Dr. Niece attended Ohio State University where he received a bachelor of science degree with majors in English and speech. His master’s degree and Ph.D. are from Kent State University. Dr. Niece began his professional career in education as a high school English and speech teacher. He subsequently held a variety of administrative positions at the public school level: department chair, supervisor, assistant principal, curriculum director, and assistant superintendent. In 1988, Dr. Niece left the public school sector and became an assistant professor and special assistant to the dean at Kent State University in Ohio. He later went to Walsh University in Canton, Ohio where he served in several positions: professor, academic dean, provost, executive vice president, and interim president. In 1997, Dr. Niece was named president of the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, Arkansas. He and his wife, Sheree, currently live in Clarksville. Jimmy Clark begins his fourth year as the Athletic Director and his ninth year as head baseball coach. As Athletic Director, he is responsible for all aspects of the athletic department, with oversight of 17 staff members. A former baseball standout at the University of Central Arkansas, Clark was named the 2005 American Southwest Conference East Division Baseball Coach of the Year after leading the Eagles to their first winning season in nearly a decade. Clark’s 2007 club earned a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 1996. The 2008 team went 32-11, the best record in school history, and made its second straight playoff appearance. That team was ranked as high as 14th by D3baseball.com during the season. Two of his players from the 2008 club earned All-America honors from D3baseball.com and another was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-America Team. He also coached Ozarks’ first student-athlete to ever be named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team. A native of Conway, Ark., he coached at Heber Springs High School (Ark.) for nine years and was named the 2AAA Conference Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1998. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from UCA and his master’s degree in secondary education from University of Arkansas-Little Rock. Clark and his wife, Kelli, have two sons, Dax and Cole. Chad Floyd is in his ninth year as the full-time head athletic trainer. A native of Ozark, Ark., he began his athletic training career with the University of ArkansasFort Smith. He then went to Arkansas Tech University for three years and on to the Minnesota Twins minor league system. He worked two years with Cooper Clinic Sports Medicine where he oversaw numerous area high schools. He holds state, district and national training certifications and has an Arkansas teaching certificate in health and physical education. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Southwest Athletic Trainers Association and Arkansas Athletic Trainers Association. Floyd received the University’s Alvin C. Broyles Outstanding Professional Staff Award, given to a member of the professional staff who has demonstrated exemplary dedication, professionalism and ability in his or her position, for the 2007-2008 school year. Floyd is a 1995 graduate of Arkansas Tech University where he earned a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education. He and his wife, Mary, are the parents of one son, Jalen.

University of the Ozarks Information Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clarksville, Arkansas (7,719) Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1834 Enrollment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .650 Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lady Eagles School Colors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple & Gold Field. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hurie Field (natural grass) Hurie Field Capacity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800 National Affiliation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA III Conference. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American Southwest President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Rick Niece Athletics Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jimmy Clark Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.ozarks.edu Team Information 2008 Overall Record. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-3-4 2008 Conference Record/Finish. . . . . . . . . . . 8-3-2 (4th ASC) Home/Away/Neutral. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-1-1/4-2-2/2-0-1 2008 Postseason. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ASC Tournament Finals Returning Starters/Lost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5/6 Lettermen Returning/Lost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15/16 Newcomers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 History of the Program First Season of Soccer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996 All-Time Record. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .143-93-19 (.604) Winning Seasons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 NCAA Tournament Appearances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 ASC Championship Tournament Appearances. . . . . . . . .9 ASC Titles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Coaching Staff Head Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . .John Cossaboon (1st season) Alma Mater. . . . State University of New York-Cortland, ‘77 Record at Ozarks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-0-0 Office Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1210 E-mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .jcossaboon@ozarks.edu Assistant Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Torok (1st season) Alma Mater. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Syracuse University, ‘01 Office Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .479.979.1210 E-mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mtorok@ozarks.edu Athletic Directory Area code 479-979-XXXX (ext.) Jimmy Clark, Athletic Director Josh Peppas, Sports Information Director Chad Floyd, Head Athletic Trainer Baseball Office Jimmy Clark, Head Coach Curt Dixon, Asst. Coach Robert Mummey, Asst. Coach Men’s Basketball Office Doug Boxell, Head Coach Luke Hammond, Asst. Coach Women’s Basketball Office Carl Ramsey, Head Coach Alex Holland, Asst. Coach Cross Country Office Brian Hull, Head Coach Men’s Soccer Office John Cossaboon, Head Coach Matt Torok, Asst. Coach Women’s Soccer Office Brian Drotar, Head Coach Colby Keesee, Asst. Coach Softball Office Elizabeth Caroscio, Head Coach Chelsea Joslin, Asst. Coach Tennis Office Shaun Wiseman, Head Coach Shannon Vivian, Asst. Coach Athletic Department Fax: 479.979.1330

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Coaching Staff Head Coach John Cossaboon Veteran coach John Cossaboon begins his first season at Ozarks. Cossaboon, a native of Rochester, New York, brings a wealth of coaching experience to Ozarks, including head women’s coaching stints at NCAA I Southern Methodist University and University of San Diego. Cossaboon has spent the last two years as the assistant women’s coach at Gonzaga University. Cossaboon joined Gonzaga from Southern Methodist University where he spent four seasons and earned Conference USA Coach of the Year twice. SMU won conference titles in each of those seasons, including 2006 when SMU went 17-5-1 overall and 8-1-0 in Conference USA for its seventh straight regularseason title. The Mustangs, tied for 24th in the final SoccerTimes.com poll, and received an at-large bid into the College Cup, advancing to the second round in their sixth straight College Cup appearance that year. In his first season at the helm, SMU recorded a 17-3-2 mark, finished 22nd in the nation and won the Western Athletic Conference. Prior to SMU, Cossaboon spent six years at University of San Diego, guiding the Toreros to four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances (1999John Cossaboon At Ozarks 2002) while compiling an overall record of 71-44-9. His West Coast 0-0-0 (1st season) Conference mark was 25-15-2. Additionally, Cossaboon served as the women’s head coach at UC Santa Barbara from 1995-1996. Education: He also gained international head coaching experience as State University of New York-Cortland, ‘77, one of very few Americans to coach abroad professionally in B.S. - Physical Education University of North Carolina ‘78, M.S. - Physical Education the Japan’s women’s professional league from 1993 through the beginning of 1995. Before his stint in Japan, Cossaboon’s coaching experiences included the following positions: top assistant coach for Head Coaching Experience: the men’s program at Santa Clara University (1992-1993), the head Southern Methodist University Women (2003-2006) men’s coach at Cal State Hayward (1991) and assistant coaching University of San Diego Women (1997-2002) jobs at Duke (1978-82) and the North Carolina (1977). UC Santa Barbara Women (1995-1996) He served as the Director of Coaching for the North Texas State Cal State Hayward Men (1991) Soccer Association from 1982-90, directing and training Olympic Development players and designing and implementing the state’s Assistant Coaching Experience: coaching education program. With a United States Soccer FedGonzaga University Women (2007-2008) eration “A” License, he has been a National Staff Coach for the Santa Clara University Men (1992-1993) National Soccer Coaches Association of America since 1983. From Duke (1978-82) 1983 to 1985, he was a National Staff Coach for the USSF. University of North Carolina (1977) A 1977 graduate of State University of New York-Cortland, Cossaboon earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education with an Career Record: emphasis in sports psychology and exercise physiology. During his Year Record senior year at Cortland, he garnered first team All-Conference honCal State Hayward (men) 1991 3-17-0 ors as a center midfielder. Cossaboon earned his master’s degree in UC Santa Barbara 1995 6-12-0 physical education in 1978 from the University of North Carolina with UC Santa Barbara 1996 6-12-1 an emphasis in exercise physiology, coaching, biomechanics and University of San Diego 1997 7-12-1 psychology. He received his Intermediate Level Coaching CertifiUniversity of San Diego 1998 12-6-2 cate from the Brazilian Football Academy in Rio de Janeiro. He has University of San Diego 1999 16-5-0 authored five soccer publications, has studied soccer techniques University of San Diego 2000 14-7-0 in Brazil, Belgium and Holland, and has taught Martial Arts and SelfUniversity of San Diego 2001 11-7-3 Defense classes for Women. University of San Diego 2002 11-7-3

Southern Methodist University 2003 17-3-2 Southern Methodist University 2004 15-4-3 Southern Methodist University 2005 15-5-2 Southern Methodist University 2006 17-5-1 TOTALS 150-102-18 Cossaboon Notables: • Led SMU to four Conference USA titles • Advanced SMU to four straight College Cups • Led University of San Diego to four NCAA Tournaments • Went a combined 16-2-0 in Conference USA in his final two seasons at SMU • Led SMU to a pair of NCAA I top-25 finishes • Posted a 25-15-2 West Coast Conference mark at USD • Named Conference USA Coach of the Year twice • Has posted nine straight winning seasons as a head coach • Finished with a 64-17-8 (.719) overall record at SMU • Coach professionally in Tokyo, Japan • Director of Coaching for the North Texas State Soccer Association • Served as an assistant coach to legendary coach Anson Dorrance at University of North Carolina • National Staff Coach for the USSF and NSCAA • Author of five soccer publications

Assistant Coach Matt Torok Matt Torok begins his first season as the assistant men's coach at Ozarks. Torok, a native of Reading, Pa., was the assistant coach at Southwestern University for three seasons, helping the Pirates to their three most successful finishes in school history. Last season, the Pirates went 12-6-2 overall and 7-3-0 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, marking the third straight year the team finished among the top two teams. Prior to Southwestern, Torok served as the assistant men's and women's soccer coach from 2003-2005 at Defiance College. He was later promoted to interim head men’s coach at Defiance. He spent one year as the assistant men’s coach at Albright College. Torok played at Syracuse University four seasons and then played two seasons professionally with the Reading Rage. He holds a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, a NSCAA Goalkeeping Level 2 Diploma, as well as a USSF National “D” License. Torok received his bachelor’s degree in sociology and psychology from Syracuse University in 2001. He has a master’s degree in education from Defiance College. He and his wife, Carol, were married in 2008.

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2009 Preview Expectations Remain High Amid Change Expectations remain the same for the men’s soccer program as it yields to the new leadership of veteran head coach John Cossaboon. Cossaboon replaces longtime Ozarks’ coach Dave De Hart, who stepped down to pursue other soccer opportunities in California. Ozarks, which went 14-3-4 overall and 8-3-2 in conference play in 2008, appears to have the ingredients to stay among the American Southwest Conference’s elite. “I want us to continue what’s been started in terms of tradition and quality soccer,” said Cossaboon, who had successful stints with the women’s programs at Southern Methodist University and University of San Diego. “But I want us to take a step up.” Cossaboon inherits a solid core of returning players to go along with five starters. And, he believes the Eagles are equipped with a well-balanced attack. “We are the kind of attacking team that I like,” said Cossaboon. “It doesn’t revolve around a superstar. We’ve got a lot of balance and a lot of strength from a lot of different people. It is the kind of thing where it won’t be one guy coming up with 25 goals, but rather it will be a well-balanced attack where goals can come from anywhere.” One of the team’s strengths, according to Cossaboon, is the overall team speed. “This team is fast,” said Cossaboon. “They are fast and technically quick. For the most part, we are good on the ball and good at combining with the people around us. The only way those attributes matter is if you are willing to do the work. And they have that attitude. They are a hard working blue collar group. Anytime I have seen us in a tough situation, they don’t back down. That mental toughness and that willingness to keep going is

NSCAA All-Region MF Shaun Renfro

Midfielder Dylan Evans attacks the UT-Tyler defense in the ASC Tournament last season what will make the other stuff work.” With their overall speed, the attack has the potential to score more goals than a year ago. Additionally, Ozarks returns most of its top weapons on the attack line, including five of the top eight goal scorers. Among those are senior captain and midfielder Shaun Renfro, sophomore forward Guido Salas, senior midfielder Dylan Evans, senior midfielder Philip Johnson and sophomore defender Anthony Santoro. Cossaboon also expects sophomore forwards Travis Murnan and Scott Janders to produce goals. In the midfield, Renfro, Evans and Brandon VanCleave provide the potential to create greater support and a more dynamic attack. Renfro scored six goals and had seven assists in 15 matches in 2008. He was named to the NSCAA All-Region Third Team and All-ASC First Team. The fluid Renfro led the conference in assists per game (.47). Salas was among the top freshman in the league, scoring seven goals and recording eight assists. Evans produced five goals and one assist, while Johnson netted four goals and Santoro scored twice. “Up front, we’ve got people like Guido, Travis and Scott,” said Cossaboon. “They are typical type forwards of one sort or another, but what really makes it work is the fact that we have players behind them like Dylan setting the table and making great passes to draw pressure off those forwards.” “Philip is an attacking player from the flank. He is a dangerous player. I am very impressed with Brandon. He on his own can go through the midfield and create opportunities. In addition, we get some really good attacking movement from

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our outside backs. Logan Hornback and Seth Anderson can do a great job.” Renfro and VanCleave give Ozarks a pair of dynamic players in the midfield. “Shaun fits right into the mix when he gets himself healthy,” said Cossaboon. “He and Brandon together could be dangerous. I think the two of them will be a handful. Add in some strength and speed up and down the flanks and I think we will be able to score some goals.” Cossaboon is, however, faced with replacing record-setting goalkeeper Brian Sarber. That’s one of the most pressing questions the coaching staff will have to deal with this season. Sophomores Christian Ridings and Neil Thompson are entrenched in a battle for the starting position. “Between those two we just have to see who will surface and who will dominate,” said Cossaboon. “There is not much separating them. It is a question of can the competition push one of them up a little bit. I am not worried. We have a bunch of great defenders and we will be well-organized.” Cossaboon has two types of keepers in Ridings and Thompson. “Thompson is longer and better in the air when dealing with high balls and crosses, but at the same time he has to become a lot more dominate and more aggressive,” said Cossaboon. “He needs to be quicker to the ball which is exactly what Christian is all about. Christian is fearless. He is very good at cutting out balls that are dangerous. He needs to clean up his technique in terms of driving the ball with his foot.” In front of the goalkeeper will be a young, but talented group that is

2009 Preview expected to provide efficient defensive play. The cornerstone of the group is senior captain Aaron Brueckner. The savvy Brueckner has played in 54 career matches. “We will not be a sit at the back defensive team, but rather one that is very organized in all areas of the field,” said Cossaboon. “I want us to play better, quicker-attacking soccer. I want us staying totally organized defensively. Aaron will vocally organize them and is emerging by example as our leader in the back. The nicest thing about our back four right now is they are all athletic and all fast. Those guys are tenacious.” To become a more threatening team, Cossaboon believes his squad has much to work on as the season progresses. “We need to continue working on our overall shape,” said Cossaboon. “We need to work on how we move up and down the field without allowing gaps to open up if we lose the ball, but that comes with time. We need to work on our first touch and we need to clean up some passes, too.” The schedule will provide the Eagles with a challenge early on as they face a preseason top-10 team and open conference play with three straight road matches. “I wouldn’t have it any other way,” said Cossaboon. “I don’t think you get anything at the start of the season by beating up a bunch of weak teams. You play the top teams you can play and then you find out what you need to work on. That allows you time to work on it before conference play starts.”

2009 Schedule August 21 John Brown Univ. (Exhibition) 22 Alumni Match

Siloam Springs, AR Home

5:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m.

September 1 Harding University 5 Emory University 6 Oglethorpe University 9 Hendrix College 14 Missouri Baptist University 19 *UT-Dallas 24 *Mississippi College 26 *Louisiana College

Home Atlanta, GA Atlanta, GA Conway, AR Home Richardson, TX Clinton, MS Pineville, LA

3:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.

October 1 *Hardin-Simmons University 3 *McMurry University 9 *Howard Payne University 10 *Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor 15 *Texas Lutheran University 17 *Schreiner University 23 *East Texas Baptist University 24 *LeTourneau University 29 *Concordia University Texas 31 *UT-Tyler

Home Home Brownwood, TX Belton, TX Home Home Marshall, TX Longview, TX Home Home

3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.

November 6 ASC Tournament Quarterfinals TBA 7 ASC Tournament Semifinals TBA 8 ASC Tournament Finals TBA *American Southwest Conference Match

Front Row (L-R): #17 Tanner Holman, #23 Esteban Garcia, #13 Dylan Evans, #10 Shaun Renfro, #00 Neil Thompson, #1 Christian Ridings, #19 Wes Critcher, #4 Cooper White, #11 Guido Salas & #5 Brandon VanCleave. Back Row (L-R): Head Coach John Cossaboon, #22 Tate Ramirez, #7 Travis Murnan, #12 Aaron Powell, #8 Andrew Sutton, #18 Robert Sarber, #16 Seth Anderson, #14 Logan Hornback, #15 Philip Johnson, #2 Aaron Brueckner, #21 Scott Janders, #9 Anthony Santoro & Assistant Coach Matt Torok.

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2009 Roster Numerical Roster 00 Neil Thompson 1 Christian Ridings 2 Aaron Brueckner 4 Cooper White 5 Brandon VanCleave 6 Devon Utley 7 Travis Murnan 8 Andrew Sutton 9 Anthony Santoro 10 Shaun Renfro 11 Guido Salas 12 Aaron Powell 13 Dylan Evans 14 Logan Hornback 15 Philip Johnson 16 Seth Anderson 17 Tanner Holman 18 Robert Sarber 19 Wes Critcher 20 Francisco Garza 21 Scott Janders 22 Tate Ramirez 23 Esteban Garcia

Goalkeeper Goalkeeper Defender Midfielder Midfielder Defender Forward Forward Defender Midfielder Forward Forward Midfielder Defender Midfielder Defender Midfielder Forward Midfielder Forward Forward Midfielder Midfielder

Pronunciation Guide #2 Aaron Brueckner: Brook-ner #11 Guido Salas: Ge-doe #23 Esteban Garcia: Esta-bon

6-2 5-10 6-0 5-4 5-8 6-3 6-0 6-0 6-0 5-8 5-10 6-2 5-10 6-1 6-0 6-1 5-8 6-0 5-8 6-1 5-10 5-10 5-10

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Freshmen (5): Wes Critcher, Esteban Garcia, Francisco Garza, Robert Sarber, Cooper White

By Position By Class Defenders (5): Seth Anderson, Aaron Seniors (5): Aaron Brueckner, Dylan Evans, Brueckner, Logan Hornback, Anthony Philip Johnson, Shaun Renfro, Brandon Santoro, Devon Utley VanCleave Sophomores (13): Seth Anderson, Tanner Holman, Logan Hornback, Scott Janders, Travis Murnan, Aaron Powell, Tate Ramirez, Christian Ridings, Guido Salas, Anthony Santoro, Andrew Sutton, Neil Thompson, Devon Utley

Alphabetical Roster 16 Seth Anderson 2 Aaron Brueckner 19 Wes Critcher 13 Dylan Evans 23 Esteban Garcia 20 Francisco Garza 17 Tanner Holman 14 Logan Hornback 21 Scott Janders 15 Philip Johnson 7 Travis Murnan 12 Aaron Powell 22 Tate Ramirez 10 Shaun Renfro 1 Christian Ridings 11 Guido Salas 9 Anthony Santoro 18 Robert Sarber 8 Andrew Sutton 00 Neil Thompson 6 Devon Utley 5 Brandon VanCleave 4 Cooper White

Ovilla, TX (Midlothian HS) El Dorado, AR (El Dorado HS) Allen, TX (Allen HS) Hot Springs, AR (Lutheran HS) Collierville, TN (Houston HS) Rockwall, TX (Rockwall HS) Tulsa, OK (Union HS) San Antonio, TX (Wagner HS) Houston, TX (Dulles HS) Carrollton, TX (Creekview HS) Houston, TX (Dulles HS) Midlothian, TX (Midlothian HS) Richardson, TX (Plano Sr HS) Arlington, TX (Lamar HS) Plano, TX (Plano East HS) Sugar Land, TX (Dulles HS) Mesquite, TX (Poteet HS) Allen, TX (Allen HS) Dallas, TX (Bishop Lynch HS) San Antonio, TX (Clark HS) Keller, TX (Central HS) Sulphur Springs, TX (Sulphur Springs HS) Clarksville, AR (Clarksville HS) Goalkeepers (2): Christian Ridings, Neil Thompson By State Arkansas (3): Esteban Garcia, Christian Ridings, Cooper White Oklahoma (1): Travis Murnan

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Sugar Land, TX (Dulles HS) Allen, TX (Allen HS) Dallas, TX (Bishop Lynch HS) Richardson, TX (Plano Sr HS) Clarksville, AR (Clarksville HS) San Antonio, TX (Clark HS) Mesquite, TX (Poteet HS) Arlington, TX (Lamar HS) Keller, TX (Central HS) Plano, TX (Plano East HS) Tulsa, OK (Union HS) Midlothian, TX (Midlothian HS) Sulphur Springs, TX (Sulphur Springs HS) Carrollton, TX (Creekview HS) El Dorado, AR (El Dorado HS) Houston, TX (Dulles HS) Houston, TX (Dulles HS) Allen, TX (Allen HS) San Antonio, TX (Wagner HS) Ovilla, TX (Midlothian HS) Rockwall, TX (Rockwall HS) Collierville, TN (Houston HS) Hot Springs, AR (Lutheran HS)

#2 Aaron Brueckner

Senior Profile

#2 Sr. - D 6-0, 185 Allen, TX Allen HS

Aaron Brueckner Junior Season (2008) Named to the All-ASC Honorable Mention Team. Started in 20 matches. Scored game-winning goal against Central Baptist College Aug. 30. Had a pair of shots on goal in that match. Recorded an assist against East Texas Baptist University October 23. Helped Ozarks lead the conference in lowest goals against average (0.77).

Sophomore Season (2007) Played in 18 matches and started in 7. Scored 2 goals and recorded 1 assist. Had game-winning goal against Piedmont College. Scored other goal in non-conference match as well (Hendrix College). Took a pair of shots against Piedmont College and Mississippi College.

Freshman Season (2006)

Played in 16 matches, starting in 3. Had 2 assists from his defender position.

Allen High School

Two-year letterman at Allen, helping the record-setting 2005 team to a Coppell and Governor Cup tournament championship and a Bi-District championship.

Personal Majoring in Physical Education. Son of Don and Carrie Brueckner.

Brueckner’s Career Statistics Year 2008 2007 2006 Totals

GP-GS 20-20 18-7 16-3 54-30

Shots 7 11 6 24

G 1 2 0 3

A 1 1 2 4

Pts. 3 5 2 10

GWG 1 1 0 2

Career Highs Goals: 1 vs Piedmont College (9/1/07); Hendrix College (9/5/07); Central Baptist (8/30/08) Assists: 1 vs East Texas Baptist (10/28/06); Central Baptist (10/31/06); UT-Dallas (9/22/07); East Texas Baptist (10/23/08) Points: 2 vs Piedmont College (9/1/07); Hendrix College (9/5/07); Central Baptist College (8/30/08) Shots: 3 vs Central Baptist (10/31/06) Get to know Aaron... Pre-game ritual: Secret hand shake with Shaun Renfro My hero: My Pop, William Travis, Jim Bowie and David Crockett If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Doc Holiday My favorite pro-soccer team is: Manchester United My Superstition(s) is/are: Knocking on wood Biggest Fear: Drowning My favorite Cleats: Total 90 Lasers When I have free time you’ll find me: In the gym, son My favorite sport to watch is: Soccer and football The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A nice seafood dinner One word that describes me: Determined Best soccer memory: Winning the 2007 ASC championships The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Eddie Pope USA vs. Mexico at the Cotton Bowl The furthest I’ve traveled is: Sweden I’d like to visit: Bermuda My favorite class at Ozarks: Chad Floyd’s Care and Prevention for Athletic Injuries If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: A knife, some rope, and Bear Grylls

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#13 Dylan Evans

Senior Profile

#13 Sr. - MF 5-10, 165 Richardson, TX Plano Sr HS

Dylan Evans

Junior Season (2008)

20 matches.

Ranked fourth on the team in goals (5) and points (11), and third in shots (40). Scored a pair of goals against Hendrix College in season opener. Had a career-high 5 shots against Howard Payne. Recorded 4 shots five different times. Had a goal against Mississippi College in the playoffs. Had 3 shots on goal against LeTourneau and 4 against Howard Payne. Had 18 starts and played in

Evans’ Career Statistics

Sophomore Season (2007) Played in all 22 matches and started in 14. Tied for third on the team with 6 assists. Ranked fourth on the team in goals (5) and fifth in points (16). Totaled a career-high 8 points against Central Bible College after scoring 3 goals and notching 2 assists. Had 3 shots against Central Bible College, Missouri Baptist and Howard Payne. Had assist on game-winning overtime goal against Hendrix College.

Freshman Season (2006) Played in all 21 matches, starting in 7. Finished tied for third in goals (4) and finished fifth in points (10). Scored a pair of goals against Bacone College.

Plano Sr HS

Team captain and earned Athlete of the Week honors. Junior varsity team’s Most Valuable Player, team captain and the leading scorer in 2003.

Personal Majoring in Accounting. Son of Dwight and Dora Evans.

Year 2008 2007 2006 Totals

GP-GS 20-18 22-14 21-7 63-39

Shots 40 19 15 74

G 5 5 4 14

A 1 6 2 9

Pts. 11 16 10 37

GWG 0 0 0 0

Career Highs Goals: 3 vs Central Bible (9/10/07) Assists: 2 vs Central Bible (9/10/07) Points: 8 vs Central Bible (9/1/07) Shots: 5 vs Howard Payne (10/9/08) Get to know Dylan... Pre-game ritual: Water and music My hero: It’s hard to pick one If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Tiger Woods My favorite pro-soccer team is: Inter Milan My superstition(s) is/are: Knocking on wood and not picking up a penny when tails is up Biggest fear: Snakes and spiders My favorite cleats: Comfortable nike ones When I have free time you’ll find me: Playing video games or eating My favorite sport to watch is: Golf The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A new house for my parents One word that describes me: Laid-back Best soccer memory: A tournament in high school that was a wash out and after every game being covered in mud The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: David Beckham The furthest I’ve traveled is: Veracruz, Mexico I’d like To visit: Somewhere tropical My favorite class at Ozarks: Anything I get an A in If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Golf balls, a sand wedge and a water filter

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#15 Philip Johnson

Senior Profile

#15 Sr. - MF 6-0, 155 Plano, TX Plano East HS

Philip Johnson Junior Season (2008) Played in all 21 matches and started in 11. Scored a pair of goals in season opener against Central Bible College. Had gamewinning goal against Tabor College. Had 6 shots in that match, and a career-high 8 shots against Central Bible College. Totaled 4 goals and 2 assists. Finished with 29 shots, 21 of which were on goal. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team.

Johnson’s Career Statistics

Sophomore Season (2007) Played in 20 matches. Had game-winning goal against Concordia University Texas. Took 3 shots in that match. Scored other goal against Central Bible College. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team.

Freshman Season (2006)

Played in 12 matches. Scored goal against Texas Lutheran.

Plano East HS Started on varsity team as a senior. Named the junior varsity team Most Valuable Player in 2005. Leading scorer in 2003.

Personal Majoring in Business Administration. Son of Jon and Trudee Johnson.

Year 2008 2007 2006 Totals

GP-GS 21-11 20-0 12-0 53-11

Shots 29 10 6 45

G 4 2 1 7

A 2 0 1 3

Pts. 10 4 3 17

GWG 1 1 1 3

Career Highs Goals: 2 vs Central Bible (8/30/08) Assists: 1 vs Concordia Univ. Texas (9/16/06); Howard Payne (10/9/08); Mary Hardin-Baylor (10/11/08) Points: 4 vs Central Bible (8/30/08) Shots: 8 vs Central Bible (8/30/08) Get to know Philip... Pre-game ritual: Music and drenching my head with water My hero: Jesus If I could be another person for a day I’d be: John McLane My favorite pro-soccer team is: Manchester United My Superstition(s) is/are: Don’t fix something that’s not broken Biggest Fear: Asphyxiation My favorite Cleats: 2nd generation Adidas f50s When I have free time you’ll find me: Chilling My favorite sport to watch is: Soccer The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A boat with GPS so I never get stranded on an island One word that describes me: Blessed Best soccer memory: Winning the 2007 ASC Season Championship The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Deco The furthest I’ve traveled is: North Dakota I’d like to visit: England My favorite class at Ozarks: Critical Inquiry If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: A beach house, a lifetime supply of Coppertone Sport no rub sunscreen, and a satellite phone

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#10 Shaun Renfro

Senior Profile

#10 Sr. - MF 5-8, 145 Carrollton, TX Creekview HS

Shaun Renfro

Junior Season (2008) Named to the NSCAA All-Region Third Team. Earned All-ASC First Team honors. Ranked eighth in the ASC in points (19) and fifth in assists (7). Led the league in assists per game (.47). Was among the team leaders in points, assists, shots (32) and goals (6). Played in 15 matches and had a pair of two-goal performances. Recorded 6 points against Central Bible College and 5 points against Concordia Univ. Texas. Took 4 shots and had an assist against Mississippi College in the playoffs. Ended the season ranked eighth at Ozarks in career points (48) and career game-winning goals (5) and fourth in career assists (20).

Sophomore Season (2007) Started in 20 matches. Led the ASC in assists (9). Ranked third on the team in shots (57) and fourth in points (19). Tied for second in game-winning goals (3) and tied for fifth in goals (4). Had a goal and 2 assists against Schreiner and Central Bible College. Goal against Schreiner came on a penalty kick. Had 2 assists on three different occasions. Took 6 shots against Hendrix College and Louisiana College. Had at least one shot in all but two matches.

Freshman Season (2006) Started in 16 matches. Tied for third in goals (4) and points (12). Had 4 assists, tied for fourth-best on the team. Had a goal and 2 assists against Concordia-Austin.

Creekview HS Two-year varsity starter and was team captain as a senior. Helped Mustangs to a district and regional title. As a freshman, led the junior varsity team in scoring. Team Most Valuable Player in 2005. Leading scorer in 2003.

Personal Majoring in Political Science. Son of Stan and Tami Renfro.

Renfro’s Career Statistics Year 2008 2007 2006 Totals

GP-GS 15-15 22-20 19-16 56-51

Shots 32 57 21 110

G 6 4 4 14

A 7 9 4 20

Pts. 19 17 12 48

GWG 1 3 1 5

Career Highs Goals: 2 vs Central Bible (8/30/08); Concordia (10/30/08) Assists: 2 vs Concordia Univ. Texas (9/16/06); Central Bible (9/10/07); McMurry (10/4/07); Schreiner (10/19/07); Central Bible (8/30/08) Points: 6 vs Central Bible (8/30/08) Shots: 8 vs Central Bible (8/30/08) Get to know Shaun... Pre-game ritual: Secret hand shakes with Aaron Brueckner My Hero: My dad for always being my second coach If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Michael Jordan My favorite pro-soccer team is: Manchester United My superstition(s) is/are: Kissing the roof of the car when going through a red light Biggest fear: Needles My favorite cleats: Total 90 Lasers When I have free time you’ll find me: Playing Tiger Tiger Woods Yall My favorite sport to watch is: Basketball The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A new car for mom One word that describes me: Confident Best soccer memory: Winning the regular season championship in 2007 The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Deco and Shevchenko The furthest I’ve traveled is: Guatemala I’d like to visit: Australia My favorite class at Ozarks: Bowling/History of Political Thought If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: My house, my family and my dog

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#5 Brandon VanCleave

Senior Profile

#5 Sr. - MF 5-8, 150 Collierville, TN Houston HS

Brandon VanCleave Junior Season (2008) At Christian Brothers University, played in 18 games with 13 starts. Recorded 1 assist and 1 point and totalled 21 shots, 5 of which were on goal.

Sophomore Season (2007) Named to the All-ASC Second Team. Started in all 22 matches and finished second on the team in points (22) and goals (8), and tied for third in assists (6). Recorded 55 shots, fourth-best on the team. Had 3 game-winning goals, 2 of which came against conference opponents. Scored 2 goals against Harding University. Recorded 9 shots against LeTourneau.

Freshman Season (2006) Named to the All-ASC Honorable Mention Team. Started in 16 matches. Had a goal and an assist in season-opener against Menlo College. Recorded 4 shots three different times. Recorded a shot in 12 of 16 matches.

Houston HS Named to Best of the Preps team by the Memphis Commercial Appeal. Totaled 10 goals and 10 assists, and led team to the state quarterfinals as a senior. Named to the All-Metro and All-State teams in 2005. Three-year letterman and a member of the Tennessee ODP team. Played for the Memphis Futbol club team and was a member of the WT Futbol Club Dragons 2001 state championship team.

Personal Majoring in Business Administration. Son of Michael and Dana VanCleave.

VanCleave’s Career Statistics Year 2007 2006 Totals

GP-GS 22-22 16-16 38-38

Shots 55 30 85

G 8 2 10

A 6 2 8

Pts. 22 6 28

GWG 3 1 4

Career Highs Goals: 2 vs Harding University (9/18/07) Assists: 1 vs Piedmont College (9/1/07); Central Bible (9/10/07); Concordia(9/16/07); Schreiner (10/19/07); LeTourneau (10/26/07); UT-Dallas (11/4/07); Menlo College (9/1/06); Harding University (9/19/06); Points: 4 vs Harding University (9/18/07) Shots: 9 vs LeTourneau (10/26/07) Get to know Brandon... Pre-game ritual: Chill, listen to music and think about what I need to do to help the team win My hero: My parents If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Elvis My favorite pro-soccer team is: Manchester United My Superstition(s) is/are: None Biggest Fear: Snakes and spiders My favorite Cleats: Old-school f50s When I have free time you’ll find me: Not studying...camping, fishing, and hanging out with friends My favorite sport to watch is: Soccer, but Memphis basketball is up there The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: Pay for my parents to go on their honeymoon One word that describes me: Heart Best soccer memory: Winning the 2007 ASC championship The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Landon Donavan during the MLS All-star game The furthest I’ve traveled is: Warsaw, Poland I’d like to visit: Australia My favorite class at Ozarks: Bowling If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: A soccer ball, huge box of Ramen and a rifle

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Sophomore Profiles

#16

#17

So. - D 6-1, 170 Sugar Land, TX Dulles HS

So. - MF 5-8, 170 Mesquite, TX Poteet HS

Seth Anderson

Tanner Holman

Freshman Season (2008)

Saw action in 2 matches.

Played in 1 match.

Dulles HS

Poteet HS

A three-year starter and was voted most valuable player his junior year and team captain senior year. Helped Dulles to two years of District playpff competition. Scored 2 goals and had 6 assists his senior year while playing center defense. Named to the All-District First Team as a senior and All-District Second Team his junior year. Played 8 years with Eclipse Blk. 90 Premiere Club team where they were Texas State Champions in 2006 and went to the quarterfinals at Region lll games. Semi-finalists in Region lll in 2009. Competed at Raleigh Shootout, Disney Showcase and Dallas Cup. Played in the 2009 Madrid Cup.

Named to the All-District First Team and Academic AllState Team as a senior. Was the team Offensive Most Valuable Player his senior campaign and a team captain. Earned Honorable Mention All-District from 2005-2007.

Personal Undeclared major. Son of Robert and Terry Holman.

Personal Majoring in Pre-Engineering. Son of Kevin and Vicki Anderson.

Holman’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

Anderson’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

GP-GS 2-0 2-0

Shots 0 0

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

GWG 0 0

Get to know Seth... Pre-game ritual: Unique handshakes with friends If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Hugh Hefner My favorite pro-soccer team is: Manchester United Biggest Fear: Being paralyzed in surgery while feeling everything My favorite cleats: Nike Legend II When I have free time you’ll find me: With friends or family The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: Tickets to the world cup for family, friends, and me One word that describes me: Gregarious The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Ronaldinho The furthest I’ve traveled is: Spain My favorite class at Ozarks: Basketball If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: A helicopter, instructions on how to fly a helicopter and enough gas to get home

GP-GS 1-0 1-0

Shots 1 1

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

GWG 0 0

Career Highs Goals: 0 Assists: 0 Points: 0 Shots: 1 vs Central Bible (8/30/0) Get to know Tanner... Pre-game ritual: Listen to the Desaparecidos If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Jesse James (the outlaw) My favorite pro-soccer team is: Arsenal Biggest Fear: Drowning in a pool of cockroaches My favorite cleats: Adidas Predators When I have free time you’ll find me: Hanging out with friends The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A yacht One word that describes me: Hardworking The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Deco The furthest I’ve traveled is: Europe My favorite class at Ozarks: Introduction to Mass Communication If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: My dog, a knife and my ipod

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Sophomore Profiles

#14

#21

Logan Hornback

Scott Janders

So. - D 6-1, 160 Arlington, TX Lamar HS

So. - F 5-10, 145 Keller, TX Central HS

Freshman Season (2008)

Saw action in 8 matches.

Received a medical redshirt.

Lamar HS

Central HS

A two-year team captain, he earned Second Team AllDistrict honors his junior season and Honorable Mention All-District as a sophomore. Team Newcomer of the Year his sophomore campaign.

Personal Majoring in Business Management. Son of Greg and Kara Hornback.

Named the Offensive MVP in District 5-5A and earned a spot on the All-District First Team and Academic All-State Team as a senior. Was the team Offensive Most Valuable Player and team captain his senior campaign. A four-year letterman, he was named to the All-District First Team as a junior and received the team Offensive MVP. As a sophomore, he was named Honorable Mention All-District, and as a freshman collected the JV Offensive Player of the Year award. Led Central to a pair of District Championships and a Bi-District Championship during his career. Earned Honorable Mention All-District from 2005-2007.

Personal Majoring in Pre-Dentistry. Son of John and Tami Janders.

Janders’ Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

Hornback’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

GP-GS 8-0 8-0

Shots 0 0

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

GWG 0 0

Get to know Logan... Pre-game ritual: Listening to music and relaxing If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Cesc Fabregas My favorite pro-soccer team is: Arsenal Biggest Fear: Not succeeding My favorite cleats: Adidas adiPure When I have free time you’ll find me: Hanging out with my friends The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A huge house One word that describes me: Chill The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Deco The furthest I’ve traveled is: Hawaii or Bahamas My favorite class at Ozarks: Which ever one I make the best grade in If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Soccer ball, fishing rod and matches

GP-GS 0-0 0-0

Shots 0 0

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

GWG 0 0

Get to know Scott... Pre-game ritual: Listen to ADTR and TDWP If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Logan Hornback My favorite pro-soccer team is: Italian National Team Biggest Fear: The dark My favorite cleats: Adidas Adipure When I have free time you’ll find me: Playing Call of Duty The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A big house One word that describes me: Comical The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Beckham The furthest I’ve traveled is: Michigan My favorite class at Ozarks: Golf If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Flame thrower, sniper rifle, and a chainsaw

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Sophomore Profiles

#12

So. - F 6-0, 160 Tulsa, OK Union HS

So. - F 6-2, 180 Midlothian, TX Midlothian HS

Travis Murnan

Personal

Aaron Powell

Freshman Season (2008)

Saw action in 1 match and recorded an assist against Central Bible College.

Did not see action during his freshman campaign.

Union HS

Named to the All-District Team and Academic All-State Team his senior season. Scored 6 goals and recorded 4 assists en route to helping Midlothian to a district championship as a senior.

Scored 5 goals and collected 4 assists en route to earning All-Conference and All-District honors as a senior. He added 2 goals and an assist, while earning All-Conference honors his junior campaign.

Majoring in Pre-Engineering/Education. Son of Lynn and Sandy Murnan.

Midlothian HS

Personal Majoring in Art. Son of Gene and Sheila Powell.

Powell’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

Murnan’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

GP-GS 1-0 1-0

Shots 0 0

G 0 0

A 1 1

Pts. 1 1

GWG 0 0

Career Highs Goals: 0 Assists: 1 vs Central Bible College (8/30/08) Points: 1 vs Central Bible College (8/30/08) Shots: 0

GP-GS 0-0 0-0

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

GWG 0 0

Get to know Aaron... Pre-game ritual: Listening to music If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Bruce Wayne My favorite pro-soccer team is: Manchester United Biggest Fear: Not finding a good job My favorite cleats: Puma Kings When I have free time you’ll find me: Playing video games or doing artwork The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A house that I design One word that describes me: Fun The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: The furthest I’ve traveled is: Mexico My favorite class at Ozarks: Sculpture If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Sketchbook, knives, phone

Get to know Travis... Pre-game ritual: Watch a goals highlight DVD If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Tiger Woods My favorite pro-soccer team is: Machester United Biggest Fear: Regret My favorite cleats: Murcurial vapors When I have free time you’ll find me: Causing a raucous with my friends The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: Survival lessons from Bear Gryllls One word that describes me: Indescribable The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Landon Donavan The furthest I’ve traveled is: Niagara Falls My favorite class at Ozarks: Physics If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: An ATV, a power-washer with a sniper scope and a magic genie lamp

Shots 0 0

2009 Men’s Soccer Media Guide

Sophomore Profiles

#22 Tate Ramirez

Christian Ridings

So. - MF 5-10, 155 Sulphur Springs, TX Sulphur Springs HS

So. - GK 5-10, 145 El Dorado, AR El Dorado HS

Freshman Season (2008)

Played in 10 matches and recorded 1 assist.

Saw action in 1 match.

Sulphur Springs HS

El Dorado HS

Helped team to a conference championship his senior season.

Scored 15 goals and collected 7 assists en route to earning the co-Offensive MVP of the District as a senior. Named team captain his senior season and earned an invitation to play in the 2008 Senior TASCO All-Star game. Named Honorable Mention All-District his junior campaign, and as a sophomore earned Second Team All-District honors. Helped Sulphur Springs to a pair of district championships and three playoff appearances during his career.

Personal Undeclared major. Son of David and Debbie Ridings.

Personal Majoring in Biology. Son of Sotero and Sabrina Ramirez.

Ridings’ Career Statistics Year 2008 2008

Ramirez’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

GP-GS 10-0 10-0

Shots 4 4

G 0 0

A 1 1

Pts. 1 1

GWG 0 0

Career Highs Goals: 0 Assists: 1 vs Central Bible College (8/30/08) Points: 1 vs Central Bible College (8/30/08) Shots: 2 vs Central Bible College (8/30/08) Get to know Tate... Pre-game ritual: Listen to music and focus on the task before me If I could be another person for a day I’d be: James Dean My favorite pro-soccer team is: AC Milan Biggest Fear: Snakes My favorite cleats: Predators When I have free time you’ll find me: In da club The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A Carolina Skiff One word that describes me: Chill The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Kenny Cooper The furthest I’ve traveled is: Costa Rica My favorite class at Ozarks: Biology Concepts If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Fishing pole, Capri Sun, my dog

GP-GS 1-0 1-0

Saves 0 0

Shutouts 0 0

GAA 0.00 0.00

Record 0-0-0 0-0-0

Min 45:00 45:00

Career Highs Saves: 0 Saves Percentage: .000% Minutes: 45:00 Get to know Christian... Pre-game ritual: Listen to music If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Petr Cech My favorite pro-soccer team is: Chelsea FC Biggest Fear: Battling wild wildebeests on Tuesdays My favorite cleats: Nike Total 90 supremacy When I have free time you’ll find me: Rollerblading or outside being active The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: New goalie gloves One word that describes me: Unexpected The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Eddie Johnson The furthest I’ve traveled is: Greece or Turkey My favorite class at Ozarks: Basic Oral Communication If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Food, water and a sailboat that has autopilot and GPS

2009 Men’s Soccer Media Guide

Sophomore Profiles

#11 Guido Salas

Anthony Santoro

So. - F 5-10, 155 Houston, TX Dulles HS

So. - D 6-0, 170 Houston, TX Dulles HS

Freshman Season (2008)

Named to the All-ASC Third Team. Among the top freshman in the ASC. Ranked in the ASC’s top-10 in points (22), goals (7), assists (8) and game-winning goals (3). Finished second on the team in points, goals, assists and shots (47). His 3 game-winning goals tied him for the team lead. Earned ASC Player of the Week honors in mid-October after totaling 8 points and recording a hit trick. Hat trick came against Howard Payne. Had 10 shots against McMurry. Picked up 2 assists in that match. Recorded 5 or more shots five times. Notched 5 shots on goal against Howard Payne and LeTourneau. Tallied 3 or more points against three different opponents.

Dulles HS

Started in 9 matches and played in 20. Scored 2 goals and recorded 5 assists, fourth-most on the team. Took 3 shots against East Texas Baptist. Had 2 or more shots five different times.

Dulles HS

Scored 4 goals and collected 13 assists as a senior. A team captain, he was a three-time All-District performer.

Personal

Majoring in Pre-Engineering. Son of Tony and Jan Santoro.

Named to the All-District First Team three straight seasons. Scored 19 goals and recorded 12 assists in his senior campaign. Named the team MVP as a senior. Finished his career leading the team in scoring for three seasons.

Personal

Majoring in Business Administration. Son of Guido and Ana Magrette.

Santoro’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

Salas’ Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

GP-GS 21-11 21-11

Shots 47 47

G 7 7

A 8 8

Pts. 22 22

GWG 3 3

Career Highs Goals: 3 vs Howard Payne University (10/9/08) Assists: 2 vs McMurry University (10/4/08) Points: 7 vs Howard Payne University (10/9/08) Shots: 10 vs McMurry University (10/4/08) Get to know Guido... Pre-game ritual: Listen to music, concentrate, pray for the best If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Ronaldinho My favorite pro-soccer team is: Barcelona Biggest Fear: Heights My favorite cleats: Nike Murcurial Vapors When I have free time you’ll find me: Listening to music or eating The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: Buy myself a nice ride One word that describes me: Athlete The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Ronaldinho The furthest I’ve traveled is: Europe My favorite class at Ozarks: Marketing If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Food, phone, soccer ball

GP-GS 20-9 20-9

Shots 15 15

G 2 2

A 5 5

Pts. 9 9

GWG 0 0

Career Highs Goals: 1 vs Sewanee (7/30/08); vs McMurry University (9/4/08) Assists: 1 vs Birmingham Southern; vs Louisiana College (9/27/08); vs Howard Payne (10/4/08); vs LeTourneau University (10/25/08); vs Concordia (10/30/08) Points: 2 vs Sewanee (7/30/08); vs McMurry University (9/4/08) Shots: 3 vs East Texas Baptist University (10/23/08) Get to know Anthony... Pre-game ritual: Rock out to music If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Lance Armstrong My favorite pro-soccer team is: AC Milan Biggest Fear: Bears My favorite cleats: 10R When I have free time you’ll find me: With friends The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A car One word that describes me: Me? The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Michael Jordan The furthest I’ve traveled is: Puerto Rico My favorite class at Ozarks: Calculus If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Bow and arrow, a tv with a built in DVD player and the first season of Hannah Montana

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Sophomore Profiles

#00

So. - F 6-0, 160 San Antonio, TX Wagner HS

So. - GK 6-2, 165 Ovilla, TX Midlothian HS

Neil Thompson

Andrew Sutton

Freshman Season (2008)

Played in 1 match.

Did not see action in his freshman season.

Wagner HS

Midlothian HS

Named to the All-District Second Team. Earned TASCO Academic All-State as a senior. A two-year lettermen, he recorded 6 shutouts in district play while helping the team own a 0.43 goals against average in 2008. Helped team to a District title with a 13-1-0 record.

Lettered at Wagner High School.

Personal Majoring in Pre-Engineering. Son of Craig and Joan Sutton.

Personal Majoring in Communications. Son of Stan and Tammie Thompson.

Sutton’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

GP-GS 1-0 1-0

Shots 0 0

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

GWG 0 0

Get to know AJ... Pre-game ritual: Listen to music If I could be another person for a day I’d be: My favorite pro-soccer team is: Arsenal Biggest Fear: The future My favorite cleats: My F50s When I have free time you’ll find me: Chilling or sleeping The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: Probably a car One word that describes me: Persistent The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: The furthest I’ve traveled is: Canada My favorite class at Ozarks: Biology If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Boat, munchies and clean water

Thompson’s Career Statistics Year 2008 2008

GP-GS 0-0 0-0

Saves 0 0

Shutouts 0 0

GAA 0.00 0.00

Record 0-0-0 0-0-0

Min 00:00 00:00

Get to know Neil.. Pre-game ritual: Listening to music to get pumped up If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Tom Hanks My favorite pro-soccer team is: Chelsea Biggest Fear: Not being able to perform on the field to the best of my abilities My favorite cleats: Adidas Predators When I have free time you’ll find me: Making movies or having fun The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: 2009 Nissan Xterra One word that describes me: Dedicated The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Landon Donavan The furthest I’ve traveled is: London, England and Paris, France My favorite class at Ozarks: Television production If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: A soccer ball, my laptop and a camera

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Sophomore/Freshmen Profiles #19 Fr. - Midfielder, 5-8, 135 Dallas, TX - Bishop Lynch HS

Bishop Lynch HS

Scored 4 goals and recorded 15 assists during his senior season. Helped team to a regional championship.

Devon Utley So. - D 6-3, 175 Rockwall, TX Rockwall HS

Personal Majoring in Biology. Son of Bill and Karen Critcher.

Wes Critcher #23 Fr. - Midfielder, 5-10, 165 Clarksville, AR - Clarksville HS Clarksville HS

Named All-State in 2006 and 2007. Led team to the state championship in 2007.

Personal Majoring in Elementary Education. Son of Valentin and Olivia Garcia.

Esteban Garcia Freshman Season (2008)

Had an assist against Central Baptist College and Louisiana College. Played in 15 matches.

#20 Fr. - Forward, 6-1, 175 San Antonio, TX - Clark HS

Rockwall HS

Named the team Offensive Player of the Year after scoring 4 goals and collecting 6 assists his senior season. A threeyear starter, he was team captain as a senior and helped Rockwall to a district championship in 2006 and 2007.

Clark HS

A four-time First Team All-District performer. Scored 18 goals and had 13 assists as a senior. Led the team in goals three seasons. Helped team to the district playoffs his junior and senior season, capped by a first place finish in the district tournament his junior year.

Personal Undeclared major. Son of Doug Utley and Veronica Kumpf.

Francisco Garza

Personal Undeclared major. Son of Francisco and Anna Garza.

#18 Fr. - Forward, 6-0, 195 Allen, TX - Allen HS Allen HS

Scored 2 goals and recorded 11 assists his senior season.

Utley’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Totals

GP-GS 15-1 15-1

Shots 0 0

G 0 0

A 2 2

Pts. 2 2

GWG 0 0

Career Highs Goals: 0 Assists: 1 vs Central Baptist (7/30/08); vs Louisiana College (9/27/08) Points: 1 vs Central Baptist (7/30/08); vs Louisiana College (9/27/08) Shots: 0 Get to know Devon... Pre-game ritual: Stretch If I could be another person for a day I’d be: Superman My favorite pro-soccer team is: Juventes Biggest Fear: Don’t have any My favorite cleats: F-50’s When I have free time you’ll find me: Hanging out The first thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: A race car One word that describes me: Hard working The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Landon Donavan - MLS match The furthest I’ve traveled is: Canada My favorite class at Ozarks: Soccer If I were stranded on a desert island I would have: Jessica Alba, a lighter and a steak

Personal

Robert Sarber

Majoring in Accounting. Son of William and Maureen Sarber.

#4 Fr. - Midfielder, 5-4, 135

Hot Springs, AR - Lutheran HS

Lutheran HS

Helped team to a 16-1-0 record and a conference championship as a senior. Played at Catholic High School during the 2006-2007 season and helped the Rockets win the state title.

Personal

Cooper White

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Majoring in Business Administration. Son of Newton and Linda White.

2009 Opponents Sept. 1 @ Home - 3:30 pm Harding University Location: Searcy, Ark. Enrollment: 6,500 Conference: Gulf South Affiliation: NCAA II Nickname: Bisons 2008 Record: 6-10-2 Conf. Finish: 3-3-0 (4th) H Coach: Greg Harris Starter’s Returning: 6 SID: Scott Goode SID Phone: (501) 279-4760

Sept. 19 @ Richardson, TX - 3 pm Oct. 9 @ Brownwood, TX - 3 pm University of Texas-Dallas Howard Payne University Location: Richardson, Texas Location: Brownwood, Texas Enrollment: 7,776 Enrollment: 1,385 Conference: ASC Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Comets Nickname: Jackets 2008 Record: 13-6-2 2008 Record: 6-7-4 Conf. Finish: 9-2-2 (2nd) Conf. Finish: 5-6-2 (9th) H Coach: Jack Peel H Coach: Kevin Wright Starter’s Returning: 6 Starter’s Returning: 6 SID: Bruce Unrue SID: Abram Choate SID Phone: (972) 883-6308 SID Phone: (325) 649-8111

Oct. 24 @ Longview, TX - 3 pm LeTourneau University Location: Longview, Texas Enrollment: 3,034 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: YellowJackets 2008 Record: 9-9-2 Conf. Finish: 7-4-2 (7th) H Coach: Matthew Haesecke Starter’s Returning: 5 SID: Brian Howard SID Phone: (903) 233-3735

Sept. 5 @ Atlanta, GA - 1 pm Emory University Location: Atlanta, Ga. Enrollment: 6,510 Conference: Univ Ath. Assoc. Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Eagles 2008 Record: 16-2-1 Conf. Finish: 6-1-0 (2nd) H Coach: Sonny Travis Starter’s Returning: 3 SID: John Farina SID Phone: (404) 727-6553

Sept. 24 @ Clinton, MS - 4 pm Mississippi College Location: Clinton, Miss. Enrollment: 3,089 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Choctaws 2008 Record: 11-4-3 Conf. Finish: 8-3-2 (5th) H Coach: Kevin Johns Starter’s Returning: 4 SID: Chris Brooks SID Phone: (601) 925-3234

Oct. 10 @ Belton, TX - 3 pm Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Location: Belton, Texas Enrollment: 1,875 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Crusaders 2008 Record: 5-7-3 Conf. Finish: 4-6-3 (10th) H Coach: Brad Bankhead Starter’s Returning: 3 SID: Jon Wallin SID Phone: (254) 295-4611

Oct. 29 @ Home - 3 pm Concordia University Texas Location: Austin, Texas Enrollment: 828 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Tornados 2008 Record: 3-15-0 Conf. Finish: 2-11-0 (12th) H Coach: Dan Darden Starter’s Returning: 5 SID: Tony Baldwin SID Phone: (512) 313-4503

Sept. 6 @ Atlanta, GA - 1 pm Oglethorpe University Location: Atlanta, Ga. Enrollment: 1,000 Conference: SCAC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Stormy Petrels 2008 Record: 7-9-3 Conf. Finish: 2-6-2 (9th) H Coach: Jon Akin Starter’s Returning: 5 SID: Hoyt Young SID Phone: (404) 364-8419

Sept. 26 @ Pineville, LA - 4 pm Louisiana College Location: Pineville, La. Enrollment: 1,056 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Wildcats 2008 Record: 1-17-0 Conf. Finish: 1-12-0 (13th) H Coach: Craig Harwell Starter’s Returning: 8 SID: Alex Goodling SID Phone: (318) 487-7590

Oct. 15 @ Home - 3 pm Texas Lutheran University Location: Seguin, Texas Enrollment: 1,360 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Bulldogs 2008 Record: 8-7-3 Conf. Finish: 7-4-2 (6th) H Coach: Eddie Salazar Starter’s Returning: 8 SID: Tim Clark SID Phone: (830) 372-6877

Oct. 31 @ Home - 3 pm University of Texas-Tyler Location: Tyler, Texas Enrollment: 4,578 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Patriots 2008 Record: 12-4-4 Conf. Finish: 9-1-3 (1st) H Coach: Kenny Jones Starter’s Returning: 6 SID: Peyton Low SID Phone: (903) 565-5559

Sept. 9 @ Conway, AR - 7 pm Hendrix College Location: Conway, Ark. Enrollment: 1,095 Conference: SCAC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Warriors 2008 Record: 5-12-0 Conf. Finish: 2-8-0 (11th) H Coach: Doug Mello Starter’s Returning: 8 SID: Brian Rejer SID Phone: (501) 450-1426

Oct. 1 @ Home - 3 pm Hardin-Simmons University Location: Abilene, Texas Enrollment: 2,425 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Cowboys 2008 Record: 10-6-4 Conf. Finish: 9-2-2 (3rd) H Coach: Dan Heger Starter’s Returning: 9 SID: Chad Grubbs SID Phone: (325) 670-1473

Oct. 17 @ Home - 3 pm Schreiner University Location: Kerrville, Texas Enrollment: 984 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Mountaineers 2008 Record: 3-9-4 Conf. Finish: 3-7-3 (11th) H Coach: Paul Hayes Starter’s Returning: 7 SID: Drew Miller SID Phone: (830) 777-0787

Sept. 14 @ Home - 4 pm Missouri Baptist University Location: St. Louis, Mo. Enrollment: 1,192 Conference: Amer. Midwest Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Spartans 2008 Record: 6-10-0 Conf. Finish: 2-5-0 (6th) H Coach: Deno Merrick Starter’s Returning: 4 SID: Tiah Wingate SID Phone: (314) 323-0307

Oct. 3 @ Home - 3 pm McMurry University Location: Abilene, Texas Enrollment: 1,206 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: None 2008 Record: 0-16-1 Conf. Finish: 0-12-1 (14th) H Coach: Tim Grove Starter’s Returning: 2 SID: Kyle Robarts SID Phone: (325) 793-4612

Oct. 23 @ Marshall, TX - 3 pm East Texas Baptist University Location: Marshall, Texas Enrollment: 1,095 Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Tigers 2008 Record: 7-7-3 Conf. Finish: 6-5-2 (8th) H Coach: Jose Alonzo Starter’s Returning: 4 SID: David Weaver SID Phone: (903) 923-2129

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September 1 Harding University 5 @ Emory University 6 @ Oglethorpe Univ. 9 @ Hendrix College 14 Missouri Baptist Univ. 19 @ *UT-Dallas 24 @ *Mississippi College 26 @ *Louisiana College October 1 *Hardin-Simmons Univ. 3 *McMurry University 9 @ *Howard Payne Univ. 10 @ *Mary Hardin-Baylor 15 *Texas Lutheran 17 *Schreiner University 23 @ *East Texas Baptist 24 @ *LeTourneau Univ. 29 *Concordia Univ. Texas 31 *UT-Tyler November 6-8 ASC Tournament

2008 Season Review NSCAA National Ranking The Eagles cracked the top-25 in the NCAA III NSCAA poll in September. The Eagles came in at #25 and remained there before being upset by Mississippi College. Ozarks went on to a 14-3-4 record and advanced to the playoffs for the ninth straight season. The Eagles made it to the championship match of the ASC tournament, but were eliminated by virtue of UT-Tyler’s 4-3 penalty kick advantage. Ozarks has had nine straight winning seasons, all of which came under Dave De Hart. Brian Sarber: Standout Student-Athlete Senior goalkeeper Brian Sarber received a number of academic and athletic awards following the 2008 season. He earned three major national awards, including NSCAA All-Region First Team, ESPN The Magazine Academic AllAmerica Third Team and NSCAA Scholar All-American Second Team. He additionally was voted to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America All-District First Team and NSCAA Scholar All-American All-South Region First Team. His conference honors included All-ASC First Team, ASC Men’s Soccer Distinguished ScholarAthlete, ASC All-Tournament Team, ASC Defensive Player of the Week and the ASC All-Academic Team. In his senior campaign, the 6-foot-5, 230-pound Allen, Texas, native finished second in the ASC in goals against average (0.77) and saves percentage (.866), and third in shutouts (8). He recorded 110 saves, fifthmost in the ASC. The four-time All-ASC performer finishes his career as the conference leader in career goals against average (0.80). His single-season school records include goals against average (0.67), saves (110) and saves percentage (.874). He is tied for the single-season record in most wins (17). His career records at Ozarks include most saves (375), saves percentage (.862), goals against average (0.80), and he has the second-most shutouts (25) and second-most wins (49).

Brian Sarber

Guido Salas Academic & Athletic ASC Honors Six players from the 2008 team were honored with All-Conference honors. Senior goalkeeper Brian Sarber, senior defender Dan De Hart and junior midfielder Shaun Renfro earned spots on the All-ASC First Team. Junior defender Jason Owens and freshman forward Guido Salas were named to the All-ASC Third Team. Junior defender Aaron Brueckner was named Honorable Mention All-ASC. The team placed seven athletes on the American Southwest Conference All-Academic Team. The team included: Dan De Hart, a senior political science major from Rocklin, Calif.; Clay Johnson, a sophomore mathematics major from Arlington, Texas; Philip Johnson, a junior business administration major from Plano, Texas; Wilson Jones, a senior physical education major from Sulphur Springs, Texas; Brandon Pierson, a senior political science major from Allen, Texas; Brian Sarber, a senior accounting major from Allen, Texas; and Sebastian Teeling, a senior business administration major from Stockholm, Sweden. De Hart Steps Down After 10 Seasons Following the 2008 season, Head Coach Dave De Hart stepped down after a successful ten-year stint with Ozarks. In his final year, the Eagles went 14-3-4 and made the playoffs for the ninth straight season. They also had their ninth straight winning season. De Hart ends his ten-year run with a 135-60-15 overall record at Ozarks, making him among the winningest active men’s soccer coaches in NCAA III. Six of his teams played in the ASC title match. His 2007 team won the American Southwest Conference Season Championship with a 11-2-0 conference mark, its best conference record ever. His 2003 team won the ASC title and advanced to the final 32 of the NCAA Tournament. In 2001, De Hart was named ASC East Division Coach of the Year after leading the Eagles to a school-best 18-3-1 record and a first-place finish in the ASC East Division during the regular season. The two-time ASC Coach of the Year accumulated a 78-32-8 conference record. He has coached 14 NSCAA AllRegion players and 64 All-Conference players. Five of his teams earned the prestigious NSCAA Team Academic Award.

Hat Trick For Freshman Salas Freshman forward Guido Salas recorded a hit trick against Howard Payne University October 9 at Hurie Field. Salas scored in the 3rd minute and then added a pair of second half goals to complete the hat trick in an Ozarks 5-2 conference win. The 5-foot-10, 155-pound Houston, Texas, native got the Eagles going early when one of his team-high five shots on goal whizzed past the Howard Payne goalkeeper with barely over two minutes played in the match. Salas, who came into the match tied for first in the ASC in assists, struck again after halftime when he scored just 35 seconds into the second half. His third goal came in the 66th minute. Salas would also collect an assist to record a career-high 7 points. He finished the season with 7 goals and 8 assists and was a member of the All-ASC Third Team. Three Net NSCAA Honors The trio of Brian Sarber, Dan De Hart and Shaun Renfro earned National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-South Central Region Team honors. Sarber, a senior goalkeeper, headlined the group as a First Team selection. De Hart, a senior defender, was named to the Second Team and Renfro, a junior midfielder, earned a spot on the Third Team. Sarber is a three-time NSCAA All-Region recipient. He finished second in the ASC in goals against average (0.77) and saves percentage (.866), and third in shutouts (8). The four-time All-ASC performer finished his career as the conference leader in career goals against average (0.80). De Hart started in all 21 matches and helped the Eagles to an ASC-best 0.77 goals against average. He earned ASC Defensive Player of the Week and earned a spot on the 2008 ASC All-Tournament Team. He finishes his career as the program leader in most games played (84) and most games started (82). Renfro ranked eighth in the ASC in points (19) and fifth in assists (7), while leading the league in assists per game (.47). He was among the team’s leaders in points, assists, shots (32) and goals (6). He ends the season ranked eighth at Ozarks in career points (48) and career game-winning goals (5) and fourth in career assists (20). He was named to the All-ASC First Team.

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2008 Final Stats No. 11 25 13 10 15 8 9 19 23 12 22 3 2 20 4 5 26 7 18 24 17 14 30 29 27 16 6 1 0

Name Matt Engelman Guido Salas Dylan Evans Shaun Renfro Philip Johnson Ryan Cooper Joseph Lokang Anthony Santoro Justin Anderson Wilson Jones Clay Johnson Brandon Pierson Aaron Brueckner Jason Owens Cory Anderson Sebastian Teeling Tate Ramirez Dan De Hart Andrew Evemy Tanner Holman Brian Stephens Logan Hornback Martin Frazer Travis Murnan Seth Anderson Andrew Sutton Devon Utley Christian Ridings Brian Sarber Total Opponents

No. Name 0 Brian Sarber 00 Christian Ridings Total Opponents Teams Statistics Shots Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct. Shots on goal-Attempts SOG pct. Shots/Game Assists 50 Corner Kicks Penalty Kicks Penalties Yellow cards Red cards Attendance Total Dates/Avg Per Date

GP-GS 21-21 21-11 20-18 15-15 21-11 20-19 16-11 20-9 17-0 18-3 21-21 21-8 20-20 21-21 3-0 8-0 10-0 21-21 2-0 1-0 1-0 8-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 15-1 1-0 21-21 21-21 21-21

G 8 7 5 6 4 6 3 2 3 1 0 3 1 1 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 56 17

GP-GS 21-21 1-0 21-21 21-21

A 10 8 1 7 2 1 3 5 0 3 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 50 16

Minutes 1932:32 45:00 1977:32 1977:32

OPP

56-321 2.67 .174 178-321 .555 15.3 16 127 1-1

17-232 0.81 .073 127-232 .547 11.0

18 3

36 7

65 2-4

1810 2974 10/181 9/330

Pts. 26 22 11 19 10 13 9 9 6 5 0 7 3 3 4 1 1 5 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 162 50 GA 17 0 17 56

Shots 51 47 40 32 29 22 18 15 12 9 8 7 7 6 4 4 4 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 321 232

GAA 0.77 0.00 0.77 2.55

Shot% .157 .149 .125 .188 .138 .273 .167 .133 .250 .111 .000 .429 .143 .167 .500 .000 .000 .667 1.000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .174 .073 Saves 110 0 110 123

SOG 31 23 20 13 21 13 10 4 7 6 4 6 3 5 3 2 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 178 127 Saves% .866 .000 .866 .687

SOG% .608 .489 .500 .406 .724 .591 .556 .267 .583 .667 .500 .857 .429 .833 .750 .500 .500 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .555 .547 W 14 0 14 3

L 3 0 3 14

GWG 3 3 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 3

PK-Att 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 2-4

T 4 0 4 4

Shutouts 8 0 8 6

Team Statistics By Period Goals By Period Univ. of the Ozarks Opponents Shots By Period Univ. of the Ozarks Opponents Saves By Period Univ. of the Ozarks Opponents Corners By Period Univ. of the Ozarks Opponents Fouls By Period Univ. of the Ozarks Opponents

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1st 24 5 1st 145 98 1st 48 55 1st 59 23 1st 89 73

2nd 31 12 2nd 168 121 2nd 54 66 2nd 66 38 2nd 91 71

OT 1 0 OT 6 6 OT 5 2 OT 0 3 OT 7 6

OT2 0 0 OT2 2 7 OT2 3 0 OT2 2 1 OT2 1 4

Total 56 17 Total 321 232 Total 110 123 Total 127 65 Total 188 154

2008 Results/Game Highs 2008 Results Date Opponent Score Record, ASC Att. Aug 30 CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE W 15-0 1-0-0, 0-0-0 155 Aug 31 HENDRIX COLLEGE W 4-1 2-0-0, 0-0-0 135 Sep 5 at Sewanee W 2-1 3-0-0, 0-0-0 314 Sep 7 vs Birmingham Southern W 3-1 4-0-0, 0-0-0 55 Sep 13 at Harding T 0-0 OT2 4-0-1, 0-0-0 125 Sep 15 TABOR COLLEGE W 1-0 OT 5-0-1, 0-0-0 125 *Sep 20 UT-DALLAS T 0-0 OT2 5-0-2, 0-0-1 255 *Sep 25 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L 0-2 5-1-2, 0-1-1 255 *Sep 27 LOUISIANA COLLEGE W 5-0 6-1-2, 1-1-1 235 *Oct 3 at Hardin-Simmons L 0-1 6-2-2, 1-2-1 177 *Oct 4 at McMurry W 3-2 7-2-2, 2-2-1 120 *Oct 9 HOWARD PAYNE UNIV. W 5-2 8-2-2, 3-2-1 145 *Oct 11 MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR W 2-1 9-2-2, 4-2-1 225 *Oct 17 at Texas Lutheran T 1-1 OT2 9-2-3, 4-2-2 200 *Oct 18 at Schreiner University W 2-1 10-2-3, 5-2-2 438 *Oct 23 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST W 3-0 11-2-3, 6-2-2 125 *Oct 25 LETOURNEAU UNIV. W 2-0 12-2-3, 7-2-2 155 *Oct 30 at Concordia Texas W 4-1 13-2-3, 8-2-2 75 *Nov 1 at UT-Tyler L 0-1 13-3-3, 8-3-2 700 Nov 7 vs Mississippi College W 4-2 14-3-3, 8-3-2 200 Nov 8 vs UT-Tyler T 0-0 OT2 14-3-4, 8-3-2 825

Individual Game Highs Points 7 6 Goals 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Assists 2 2 2 2 Shots 10 8 8 Shots on Goal 7 5 5 Saves 14 9 9 9

Goal (Assist) Shaun Renfro (Wilson Jones), Aaron Brueckner (unassisted), Joseph Lokang (Guido Salas), Dan De Hart (Sebastian Teel- ing), Philip Johnson (Joseph Lokang, TEAM (unassisted), Joseph Lokang (Shaun Renfro) Philip Johnson (Shaun Ren- fro), Shaun Renfro (Wilson Jones), Guido Salas (unassisted), Justin Anderson (Devon Utley), Cory Anderson (Andrew Evemy), Brandon Pierson (unassisted), Andrew Evemy (Tate Ramirez), Cory Anderson (Travis Murnan) Dylan Evans (Matt Engelman), Ryan Cooper (Joseph Lokang), Matt Engelman (PK), Dylan Evans (Ryan Cooper) Anthony Santoro (unassisted), Matt Engelman (Joseph Lokang) Shaun Renfro (Anthony Santoro), Ryan Cooper (Matt Engelman), Brandon Pierson (Guido Salas) Philip Johnson (Dylan Evans) Matt Engelman (Devon Utley), Dylan Evans (Anthony Santoro), Justin Anderson (Guido Salas), Ryan Cooper (Brandon Pierson), Justin Anderson (Matt Engelman) Anthony Santoro (Matt Engelman), Matt Engelman (Guido Salas), Jason Owens (Guido Salas) Guido Salas (Anthony Santoro), Guido Salas (Philip Johnson), Guido Salas (Matt Engelman), Dylan Evans (Devon Utley), Brandon Pierson (Guido Salas) Dan De Hart (Shaun Renfro), Ryan Cooper (Philip Johnson; Guido Salas) Matt Engelman (unassisted) Shaun Renfro (Jason Owens), Guido Salas (Shaun Renfro) Joseph Lokang (Shaun Renfro), Matt Engelman (Aaron Brueckner), Philip Johnson (Matt Engelman) Matt Engelman (Anthony Santoro), Guido Salas (Matt Engelman) Ryan Cooper (Shaun Renfro), Shaun Renfro (unas sisted), Shaun Renfro (Matt Engelman), Wilson Jones (Anthony Santoro) Ryan Cooper (Matt Engelman), Dylan Evans (Shaun Renfro; Dan De Hart), Guido Salas (Matt Engelman) Matt Engelman (Guido Salas) -

Guido Salas vs Howard Payne Univ. (Oct 9) Shaun Renfro vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Guido Salas vs Howard Payne Univ. (Oct 9) Shaun Renfro at Concordia Texas (Oct 30) Justin Anderson vs Louisiana College (Sep 27) Dylan Evans vs Hendrix College (Aug 31) Cory Anderson vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Shaun Renfro vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Philip Johnson vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Joseph Lokang vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Matt Engelman vs Mississippi College (Nov 7) Guido Salas at McMurry (Oct 4) Shaun Renfro vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Wilson Jones vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Guido Salas at McMurry (Oct 4) Philip Johnson vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Shaun Renfro vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Philip Johnson vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) Guido Salas vs LeTourneau Univ. (Oct 25) Guido Salas vs Howard Payne Univ. (Oct 9) Brian Sarber vs UT-Dallas (Sep 20) Brian Sarber at Texas-Tyler (Nov 8) Brian Sarber vs Mississippi College (Nov 7) Brian Sarber at Texas-Tyler (Nov 1)

Team Game Highs Points 41 15 Goals 15 5 5 Assists 11 5 5 Shots 53 31 Shots on Goal 34 14 Saves 14 9 9 9 Corner Kicks 12 11 Fouls 15 15 15

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vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) vs Louisiana College (Sep 27) vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) vs Howard Payne Univ. (Oct 9) vs Louisiana College (Sep 27) vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) vs Mississippi College (Nov 7) vs Louisiana College (Sep 27) vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) at McMurry (Oct 4) vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) at McMurry (Oct 4) vs UT-Dallas (Sep 20) at Texas-Tyler (Nov 8) vs Mississippi College (Nov 7) at Texas-Tyler (Nov 1) vs Central Bible Coll. (Aug 30) at Texas-Tyler (Nov 08) vs Mississippi College (Nov 7) at Texas Lutheran (Oct 17) vs Birmingham Southern (Sep 7)

2008 American Southwest Conference Review All-ASC First Team D Keith Armstrong Mississippi College D Dan De Hart Ozarks D T.J. Romaguera Texas-Tyler D Chinedu Okora Hardin-Simmons D Nate Danko Texas-Dallas F Kevin White Texas-Dallas F Tony Guillen Texas-Tyler F Jess Mitchell Texas-Dallas F Phillip Buffington Mississippi College F Michael Kendall Texas-Tyler MF Stephen Ambrose Texas-Dallas MF Adam McAlpine Texas-Tyler MF Shaun Renfro Ozarks MF Dennis Benitez Howard Payne MF Estavan Arbaiza Hardin-Simmons GK Brian Sarber Ozarks GK Jake Brandon Texas-Dallas GK Chris Gerhardt Texas Lutheran GK Leeland Karpf McMurry All-ASC Second Team D Ryan Rector LeTourneau D Chris O’Brien Hardin-Simmons D Frank Crabill Mary Hardin-Baylor D Kyler Prior Texas-Dallas F Jon Hernandez Mary Hardin-Baylor F Andrew Latiolais Texas Lutheran F Isaiah Hicks Hardin-Simmons F Daniel Iya LeTourneau MF Danny Oughton Texas Lutheran MF Dillon Holt LeTourneau MF Carlos Ortega East Texas Baptist MF Mathew Dollins Mary Hardin-Baylor GK Kyle Davis LeTourneau All-ASC Second Team D David Zaldivar East Texas Baptist D Jason Owens Ozarks D Kyle Harper Texas Lutheran D Lee McMullan Texas Lutheran D Jeremy Reinhard Schreiner F Shane Cazad Howard Payne F Lewis Lauve Louisiana College F Erik Romero East Texas Baptist F Guido Salas Ozarks MF Jack Craven Mississippi College MF Ryan Epps Mississippi College MF Nathan Perschke McMurry MF Jay Shaffer Concordia Texas MF Brandon Warren Texas-Tyler GK Zane Barnes East Texas Baptist GK Matt Johnson Schreiner GK Fransisco Medina Howard Payne GK Mark Oliphant Texas-Tyler GK Jayson Stewart Louisiana College All-ASC Honorable Mention Team D Wilfredo Larios Howard Payne D Gerard Ashley Mississippi College D Kevin Pauley Concordia Texas D Ryan Collins East Texas Baptist D Kyle Kalin McMurry D Daniel Green Mary Hardin-Baylor D Aaron Bureckner Ozarks D Hugo Uribe Howard Payne D Paul Deets Howard Payne F Phillip Anderson Schreiner F Cody Oswald Hardin-Simmons F Felipe Escabedo Louisiana College MF Daniel Kanu Texas-Tyler MF Roberto Martinez Hardin-Simmons MF Alex Hergert Texas Lutheran MF Juan Olua East Texas Baptist MF Barrett Broussard Louisiana College MF Bo Baker Mary Hardin-Baylor MF Edgar Narvaez Louisiana College MF Brian Friend Concordia Texas MF Juan Bonilla Schreiner GK Eric Davis Concordia Texas

ASC Individual Awards ASC Offensive Player of the Year: Kevin White, F, Sr., University of Texas at Dallas ASC Defensive Player of the Year: Keith Armstrong, D, Sr., Mississippi College ASC Co-Offensive Freshmen of the Year: Isaiah Hicks, F, Hardin-Simmons University; Dillon Holt, MF, LeTourneau University ASC Defensive Freshman of the Year: T.J. Romaguera, D, University of Texas at Tyler ASC Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year: Daniel Iya, F, Sr., LeTourneau University ASC Coach of the Year: Kenny Jones, University of Texas at Tyler 2008 ASC Final Standings ASC W L T Pct. Texas-Tyler 9 1 3 .808 Texas-Dallas 9 2 2 .769 Hardin-Simmons 9 2 2 .769 Ozarks 8 3 2 .692 Mississippi College 8 3 2 .692 Texas Lutheran 7 4 2 .615 LeTourneau 7 4 2 .615 East Texas Baptist 6 5 2 .538 Howard Payne 5 6 2 .462 Mary Hardin-Baylor 4 6 3 .423 Schreiner 3 7 3 .346 Concordia Texas 2 11 0 .154 Louisiana College 1 12 0 .077 McMurry 0 12 1 .038

Overall W L 12 4 13 6 10 6 14 3 11 4 8 7 9 9 7 7 6 7 5 7 3 9 3 15 1 17 0 16

T 4 2 4 4 3 3 2 3 4 3 4 0 0 1

Pct. .700 .667 .600 .762 .694 .528 .500 .500 .471 .433 .312 .167 .056 .029

2008 ASC Leaders POINTS GP No. Avg 1. Ozarks 21 159 7.57 2. Mississippi College 18 120 6.67 3. Texas-Dallas 21 119 5.67 4. Texas-Tyler 20 112 5.60 5. Hardin-Simmons 20 91 4.55 6. LeTourneau 20 81 4.05 7. East Texas Baptist 17 70 4.12 8. Mary Hardin-Baylor 15 58 3.87 9. Texas Lutheran 18 56 3.11 10. Howard Payne 17 53 3.12 11. Concordia Texas 18 50 2.78 12. Schreiner 16 36 2.25 13. Louisiana College 18 34 1.89 14. McMurry 17 33 1.94 GOALS GP No. Avg 1. Ozarks 21 56 2.67 2. Texas-Dallas 21 46 2.19 3. Mississippi College 18 45 2.50 4. Texas-Tyler 20 43 2.15 5. Hardin-Simmons 20 33 1.65 6. LeTourneau 20 30 1.50 7. East Texas Baptist 17 25 1.47 8. Mary Hardin-Baylor 15 22 1.47 9. Texas Lutheran 18 21 1.17 10. Howard Payne 17 19 1.12 Concordia Texas 18 19 1.06 11. Louisiana College 18 13 0.72 Schreiner 16 13 0.81 12. McMurry 17 12 0.71 ASSISTS GP No. Avg 1. Ozarks 21 47 2.24 2. Mississippi College 18 30 1.67 3. Texas-Dallas 21 27 1.29 4. Texas-Tyler 20 26 1.30 5. Hardin-Simmons 20 25 1.25 6. LeTourneau 20 21 1.05 7. East Texas Baptist 17 20 1.18 8. Howard Payne 17 15 0.88 9. Texas Lutheran 18 14 0.78 Mary Hardin-Baylor 15 14 0.93 10. Concordia Texas 18 12 0.67 11. Schreiner 16 10 0.62 12. McMurry 17 9 0.53 13. Louisiana College 18 8 0.44

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GOALS ALLOWED GP No. Avg 1. Ozarks 21 17 0.81 Texas Lutheran 18 17 0.94 Mary Hardin-Baylor 15 17 1.13 2. Texas-Tyler 20 18 0.90 3. Schreiner 16 22 1.38 Howard Payne 17 22 1.29 Texas-Dallas 21 22 1.05 4. Mississippi College 18 24 1.33 5. Hardin-Simmons 20 28 1.40 6. LeTourneau 20 30 1.50 7. East Texas Baptist 17 31 1.82 8. Concordia Texas 18 51 2.83 9. McMurry 17 57 3.35 10. Louisiana College 18 77 4.28 GAA Minutes GAA 1. Ozarks 1977:32 0.77 2. Texas-Tyler 1891:05 0.86 3. Texas Lutheran 1664:21 0.92 4. Texas-Dallas 1944:39 1.02 5. Mary Hardin-Baylor 1420:39 1.14 6. Howard Payne 1565:00 1.27 7. Mississippi College 1693:58 1.28 8. Hardin-Simmons 1880:33 1.34 9. Schreiner 1283:37 1.40 10. LeTourneau 1879:07 1.58 11. East Texas Baptist 1420:00 1.96 12. Concordia Texas 1557:50 2.77 13. McMurry 1573:46 3.26 14. Louisiana College 1532:00 4.52 SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg 1. Texas-Dallas 21 12 0.57 2. Texas-Tyler 20 10 0.50 3. Ozarks 21 8 0.38 4. Texas Lutheran 18 7 0.39 5. Howard Payne 17 6 0.35 Mississippi College 18 6 0.33 Hardin-Simmons 20 6 0.30 6. Mary Hardin-Baylor 15 5 0.33 7. Schreiner 16 4 0.25 East Texas Baptist 17 4 0.24 8. LeTourneau 20 3 0.15 9. McMurry 17 1 0.06 10. Concordia Texas 18 0 0.00 Louisiana College 18 0 0.00

Career Leaders Career Goals 1. Ricky Herrera (2000-03) 2. Marcos Gonzalez (1998-01) 3. Ron Hogsett (2002-05) 4. Jared Gordon (2003-06) 5. Ryan Skelly (2003-06) 6. Will Masterson (1999-02) 7. Phil Kaiser (1999-01) Clint Ponder (1997-00) Darren Clark (2004-07) 8. Jeff Jackson (1997-00) Career Assists 1. Marcos Gonzalez (1998-01) 2. Will Masterson (1999-02) 3. Ron Hogsett (2002-05) 4. Shaun Renfro (2006-08) Ricky Herrera (2000-03) 5. Ryan Skelly (2003-06) 6. Zach Boatwright (1999-02) 7. Matt Engelman (2006-08) 8. Jared Gordon (2003-06) Darren Clark (2004-07) Career Points 1. Marcos Gonzalez (1998-01) 2. Ron Hogsett (2002-05) 3. Ricky Herrera (2000-03) 4. Jared Gordon (2003-06) 5. Will Masterson (1999-02) 6. Ryan Skelly (2003-06) 7. Darren Clark (2004-07) 8. Shaun Renfro (2006-08) 9. Matt Engelman (2006-08) 10. Clint Ponder (1997-00) Career Shots Attempted 1. Marcos Gonzalez (1998-01) 2. Ron Hogsett (2002-05) 3. Ricky Herrera (2000-03) 4. Jared Gordon (2003-06) 5. Ryan Skelly (2003-06) 6. Will Masterson (1999-02) 7. Brandon Cain (2006-07) 8. Zach Boatwright (1999-02) Darren Clark (2004-07) 9. Phil Kaiser (1999-01) Career Game-Winning Goals 1. Ricky Herrera (2000-03) 2. Ron Hogsett (2002-05) Marcos Gonzalez (1998-01) 3. Jared Gordon (2003-06) 4. Ryan Skelly (2003-06) 5. Phil Kaiser (1999-01) Will Masterson (1999-02) 6. Shaun Renfro (2006-08) Justin Goodman (2003-04) Clint Ponder (1997-00) Career Games Played 1. Dan De Hart (2005-08) 2. Ricky Herrera (2000-03) 3. Aaron Coats (1998-02) 4. Chris Schultz (2001-04) Ron Hogsett (2002-05) 5. Darren Clark (2004-07) 6. Brian Sarber (2005-08) Jared Gordon (2003-06) CJ Smith (2002-05) Ryan Skelly (2003-06)

54 52 49 35 27 24 17 17 17 16 45 37 32 20 20 19 18 17 16 16 149 130 128 86 85 73 50 48 47 45

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Ricky Herrera

367 220 205 193 188 176 129 124 124 123 14 12 12 10 7 6 6 5 5 5 84 83 82 81 81 79 78 78 78 78

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Career Saves 1. Brian Sarber (2005-08) 375 2. Chris Schultz (2001-04) 353 3. Matt Dresher (1997-98) 169 4. Loscar Mejia (1997-00) 136 5. Austin Wendelken (1999) 86 6. Jeffrey Enevoldsen (2004-07) 64 7. Nick Courtney (1999, 01-02) 57 8. Chase Williams (2001) 10 9. Chris Cecil (2000) 9 10. Buddy Faulkner (2003) 4 Career Goals Against Average (1700 min) 1. Brian Sarber (2005-08) 0.80 2. Chris Schultz (2001-04) 1.17 3. Loscar Mejia (1997-00) 1.59 4. Matt Dresher (1997-98) 1.81 Jeffrey Enevoldsen (2004-07) 0.69 Chase Williams (2001) 0.85 Chris Cecil (2000) 1.30 Nick Courtney (1999, 01-02) 1.60 Austin Wendelken (1999) 1.80 Career Wins 1. Chris Schultz (2001-04) 52 2. Brian Sarber (2005-08) 49 3. Loscar Mejia (1997-00) 16 4. Matt Dresher (1997-98) 11 5. Jeffrey Enevoldsen (2004-07) 10 6. Austin Wendelken (1999) 6 7. Chris Cecil (2000) 3 8. Nick Courtney (1999, 01-02) 2 9. Chase Williams (2001) 1 Career Shutouts 1. Chris Schultz (2001-04) 27 2. Brian Sarber (2005-08) 25 3. Matt Dresher (1997-98) 7 Loscar Mejia (1997-00) 7 4. Jeffrey Enevoldsen (2004-07) 4 5. Austin Wendelken (1999) 3 6. Nick Courtney (1999, 01-02) 2 7. Chase Williams (2001) 1 Chris Cecil (2000) 1 Career Minutes Played 1. Brian Sarber (2005-08) 6735 2. Chris Schultz (2001-04) 6619 3. Matt Dresher (1997-98) 2907 4. Loscar Mejia (1997-00) 2540 5. Jeffrey Enevoldsen (2004-07) 1412 6. Austin Wendelken (1999) 1142 7. Nick Courtney (1999, 01-02) 758 8. Chase Williams (2001) 212 9. Chris Cecil (2000) 345

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Program/Coaching Records Team Season Records Most Wins

18 (2001)

Most Consecutive Wins

9 (2001)

Fewest Losses

3 (2001, 2008)

Most Losses

13 (1997)

Most Consecutive Losses

5 (1997)

Fewest Wins

5 (1997)

Most Ties

5 (2005)

Highest Winning Pct.

.840 (2001)

Lowest Winning Pct.

.289 (1997)

Most Goals Scored

92 (2001)

Fewest Goals Scored

20 (1997)

Most Goals Allowed

38 (1999)

Individual Single Match Most Points: Most Goals Most Assists Most Shots Most Saves

Individual Season - Offensive Most Points 66 - Marcos Gonzalez (2001) Points Per Game 3.00 - Marcos Gonzalez (2001) Most Assists 26 - Marcos Gonzalez (2001) Assists Per Game 1.18 - Marcos Gonzalez (2001) Most Goals 20 - Marcos Gonzalez (2001) Most Shots 124 - Marcos Gonzalez (2001) Game-Winning Goals 6 - Ricky Herrera (2001) 6 - Jared Gordon (2006) Game Goals Streak 6 - Marcos Gonzalez (1998) 6 - Jared Gordon (2006)

Fewest Goals Allowed

16 (2007)

Best GAA

0.71 (2007)

Most Shots Attempted

519 (2000)

Most Shots Allowed

284 (1999)

Most Cautions

40 (2001)

Most Ejections

17 (1999)

Most PK’s Attempted

8 (2001)

Most PK’s Scored

6 (2001)

Most PK’s Against

10 (1999)

Most PK’s Allowed

7 (1999)

1996 1997

Most Shutouts

11 (2005)

1998

Most Consecutive Shutouts

5 (2002)

Fewest Times Shutout

0 (2001)

Most Times Shutout

8 (1997)

Unbeaten Streak

16 (2001)

Most Points

262 (2001)

Most Points Per Game

12.04 (2001)

Most Goals

92 (2001)

Most Goals Per Game

4.18 (2001)

Most Assists

78 (2001)

Most Assists Per Game

3.55 (2001)

Scoring Margin

3.2 (2001)

10 - Armando Vergara (vs University of Dallas-2001) 4 - Armando Vergara (vs University of Dallas-2001) 4 - Ron Hogsett (vs Mississippi College-2002) 8 - Marcos Gonzalez (vs Rhema Bible College-2001) 14 - Marcos Gonzalez (vs University of Dallas-2001) 15 - Matt Dresher (vs East Texas Baptist-1998)

Individual Season - Goalkeeping Most Saves 110 - Brian Sarber (2008) Fewest GA 14 - Brian Sarber (2005, 2007) Most Shutouts Cons. 3 - Matt Dresher (1998) 3 - Chris Schultz (2002 & 2003) 3 - Brian Sarber 92008) Best GAA 0.67 - Brian Sarber (2007) Most Shutouts 9 - Chris Schultz (2002) Minutes Played 1932:32 - Brian Sarber (2008) Year

Head Coach

Overall

Pct.

ASC

Pct.

Scott Placek

0-12-1

.038

0-6-0

.000

Scott Placek

5-13-1

.289

1-8-1

.150

Scott Placek

10-8-2

.550

3-4-1

.437

Totals

Scott Placek

15-33-4

.326

4-18-2

.208

1999

Dave De Hart

7-9-2

.444

3-4-1

.437

2000

Dave De Hart

15-7-0

.682

6-4-0

.600

2001

Dave De Hart

18-3-1

.840

8-1-1

.850

2002

Dave De Hart

13-6-1

.675

8-4-0

.666

2003

Dave De Hart

13-8-1

.613

9-4-1

.678

2004

Dave De Hart

11-9-0

.550

8-5-0

.615

2005

Dave De Hart

13-4-5

.704

8-2-3

.730

2006

Dave De Hart

14-6-1

.690

10-3-0

.769

2007

Dave De Hart

17-5-0

.772

11-2-0

.846

2008

Dave De Hart

14-3-4

.761

8-3-2

.692

Totals

Dave De Hart

135-60-15

.678

79-32-8

.697

149-93-19

.604

83-53-10

.602

Totals

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Honors & Awards

NSCAA All-Region 2001 Marcos Gonzalez (1st) 2002 Aaron Coats (2nd) 2002 Ricky Herrera (3rd) 2003 Ricky Herrera (3rd) 2004 Will Brahic (3rd) 2005 Lars Nyberg (3rd) 2006 Brian Sarber (1st) Jared Gordon (3rd) Ryan Skelly (3rd) 2007 Brian Sarber (2nd) Darren Clark (3rd) 2008 Brian Sarber (1st) Dan De Hart (2nd) Shaun Renfro (3rd) ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American 2008 Brian Sarber (3rd) 2005 Ron Hogsett (2nd) Academic All-America (All-District) 2002 Ricky Herrera (Verizon) 2003 Ricky Herrera Ron Hogsett 2004 Ron Hogsett 2005 Ron Hogsett (ESPN The Magazine) 2007 Brian Sarber (ESPN The Magazine) 2008 Brian Sarber (ESPN The Magazine) Clay Johnson (ESPN The Magazine) D3Kicks.com All-Region 2006 Ryan Skelly (2nd) 2007 Brian Sarber (1st) Brandon Cain (3rd) ASC Soccer Distinguished Scholar-Athlete 2008 Brian Sarber NSCAA Scholar All-America Team 2008 Brian Sarber (2nd) All-ASC 1996 Jeff Lewey (1st) 1997 Chris Burns (1st) Matt Dresher (1st) Jeff Jackson (1st) 1998 Marcos Gonzalez 1999 Marcos Gonzalez Armando Vergara 2000 Ricky Herrera 2001 Marcos Gonzalez Armando Vergara 2002 Aaron Coats Ricky Herrera Will Masterson Chris Schultz 2003 Justin Goodman Ricky Herrera Chris Schultz 2004 Will Brahic (1st) Chris Schultz (1st) Ron Hogsett (2nd) Lars Nyberg (2nd) Jared Gordon (3rd) Cyrus Smith (3rd) Justin Goodman (HM) 2005 Ron Hogsett (1st) Lars Nyberg (1st) Brian Sarber (2nd) Darren Clark (3rd) Ryan Skelly (3rd) Cyrus Smith (3rd) Dan De Hart (HM) 2006 Ryan Skelly (1st) Brian Sarber (1st)

Jared Gordon (2nd) Nate Abbott (3rd) Brandon Cain (3rd) Jarod Thompson (HM) Brandon VanCleave (HM) 2007 Brandon Cain (1st) Dan De Hart (1st) Brian Sarber (1st) Nate Abbott (2nd) Darren Clark (2nd) Jason Owens (2nd) Brandon VanCleave (2nd) 2008 Dan De Hart (1st) Shaun Renfro (1st) Brian Sarber (1st) Jason Owens (3rd) Guido Salas (3rd) Aaron Brueckner (HM) ASC All-East Division 1998 Marcos Gonzalez (1st) Chris Burns (2nd) Michael Coffey (2nd) Matt Dresher (2nd) Jeff Jackson (2nd) Jacob Moldenhauer (2nd) Nick Pafford (2nd) Clint Ponder (2nd) 1999 Marcos Gonzalez (1st) Armando Vergara (1st) Jeff Jackson (1st) Austin Wendelken (2nd) 2000 Marcos Gonzalez (1st) Ricky Herrera (1st) Jeff Jackson (1st) Armando Vergara (1st) Loscar Mejia (2nd) 2001 Aaron Coats (1st) Daniel Faires (1st) Marcos Gonzalez (1st) Ricky Herrera (1st) Armando Vergara (1st) Will Masterson (2nd) Chris Schultz (2nd) 2002 Aaron Coats (1st) Ricky Herrera (1st) Ron Hogsett (1st) Will Masterson (1st) Chris Schultz (1st) Daniel Faires (2nd) Lars Nyberg (HM) 2003 Ricky Herrera (1st) Justin Goodman (1st) Chris Schultz (1st) Will Brahic (2nd) Ron Hogsett (2nd) Lars Nyberg (2nd) Cyrus Smith (2nd) ASC All-Tournament Team 2000 Marcos Gonzalez Jeff Jackson Jacob Moldenhauer 2001 Aaron Coats Daniel Faires Ricky Herrera 2002 Daniel Faires Chris Schultz 2003 Justin Goodman (MVP) Will Brahic Taylor Magee Chris Schultz

2005 Brian Sarber Ryan Skelly Cyrus Smith 2006 Jared Gordon Brian Sarber 2007 Darren Clark Jason Owens Brandon VanCleave 2008 Dan De Hart Brian Sarber ASC Offensive Player of the Year 2001 Marcos Gonzalez (East-Co) ASC Defensive Player of the Year 2001 Aaron Coats (East) 2007 Brian Sarber ASC Coach of the Year 2000 Dave De Hart 2001 Dave De Hart ASC Freshman of the Year 1997 Matt Dresher 2000 Ricky Herrera (Offensive-East) 2001 Daniel Faires (Offensive-East) Chris Schultz (Defensive-East) 2002 Ron Hogsett (Offensive-East) ASC Preseason Player of the Year 1998 Matt Dresher (East-Co) 2002 Ricky Herrera (East) NSCAA Scholar-Athlete Team 2004 Ron Hogsett Chris Schultz NSCAA Scholar All-South Region 2008 Brian Sarber (1st) NSCAA Team Academic Award 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 ASC Sportsmanship Award 2002 Phil Kaiser ASC All-Academic Team 1997 Eric Endsley Jude Devins Jeff Lewey Javier Villareal 1998 Chris Breton Chris Burns Matt David Paul Hiemke Jeff Jackson Jacob Moldenhauer Eric Plikuhn Eric Steinmiller 1999 Chris Burns Aaron Coats Marcos Gonzalez Jeff Jackson Phil Kaiser Jacob Moldenhauer Daniel Sigala Eric Steinmiller 2000 Chris Burns Aaron Coats Marcos Gonzalez Jeff Jackson Phil Kaiser Jacob Moldenhauer Daniel Sigala Eric Steinmiller Loscar Mejia Matt David Paul Hiemke Will Masterson 2001 Aaron Coats

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Marcos Gonzalez Ricky Herrera Phil Kaiser Daniel Sigala Eric Steinmiller Aaron Coats Cliff Cottrell Daniel Faires Ross Halsted Ricky Herrera Mike Guernica Ross Halsted Ricky Herrera Ron Hogsett Mark Meade Aaron Pierson Chris Schultz Jon Shirron Buddy Faulkner Ross Halsted Ron Hogsett Mark Mead Chris Schultz Nate Abbott Jason Caskey Jeffrey Enevoldsen Ron Hogsett Aaron Pierson Nate Abbott Jason Caskey Jeffrey Enevoldsen Brandon Pierson Brian Sarber Cody Shannon Ryan Skelly Sebastian Teeling Nate Abbott Brandon Cain Jason Caskey Dan De Hart Jeffrey Enevoldsen Ryan Holman Philip Johnson Jason Owens Brandon Pierson Brian Sarber Sebastian Teeling Dan De Hart Clay Johnson Philip Johnson Wilson Jones Brandon Pierson Brian Sarber Sebastian Teeling

All-Time Results 1996 Overall Record: 0-12-1, ASC Record: 0-6-0 (4th) Home: 0-4-0; Away: 0-5-0; Neutral: 0-3-0 Head Coach: Scott Placek A *Sep 7 Univ. of Dallas L 0-2 A Sep 15 Hutson Tillotson T 1-1 A *Sep 20 Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 0-6 A *Sep 22 Austin College L 1-6 H Sep 24 Hendrix College L 0-8 H Sep 27 Univ. of Central Ark. L 1-3 H *Oct 12 Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 0-6 H *Oct 13 Austin College L 0-2 N Oct 19 University of Dallas L NA N Oct 20 Hendrix College L NA N *Oct 26 University of Dallas L NA A Oct 30 Univ. of Central Ark. L NA A Nov 2 Dallas Baptist Univ. L NA

1999 Overall Record: 7-9-2, ASC Record: 3-4-1 (4th) Home: 3-2-2; Away: 4-7-0; Neutral: 0-0-0 Head Coach: Dave De Hart A Sep 1 Rhodes College L 1-2 A Sep 4 Southwestern Univ. W 1-0 H *Sep 10 Mississippi College T 3-3 OT2 A Sep 15 Hendrix College L 2-3 A *Sep 17 East Texas Baptist L 2-5 A *Sep 18 LeTourneau Univ. L 2-3 OT A Sep 25 Univ. of Dallas W 5-3 A *Sep 26 Austin College W 3-0 A Oct 2 Univ. of the South L 2-3 A Oct 4 Maryville College L 2-4 H *Oct 8 East Texas Baptist W 1-0 H *Oct 9 LeTourneau UniV. L 1-2 H Oct 15 Univ. of Central Ark. L 0-1 H Oct 17 Concordia-Austin W 2-1 1997 A *Oct 23 Mississippi College L 0-5 Overall Record: 5-13-1, ASC Record: 1-8-1 (4th) A Oct 13 Harding University W 5-0 Home: 2-6-0; Away: 3-7-1; Neutral: 0-0-0 H *Oct 30 Austin College W 2-1 Head Coach: Scott Placek H Oct 27 Harding University T 2-2 OT A Sep 5 Dallas Baptist Univ. L 0-1 A *Sep 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor T 2-2 OT 2000 H Sep 10 Hendrix College W 1-0 Overall Record: 15-7-0, ASC Record: 6-4-0 (1st) A Sep 13 Bartlesville Wesleyan L 0-2 Home: 9-1-0; Away: 5-4-0; Neutral: 1-2-0 A Sep 19 Southwest Baptist W 2-0 Head Coach: Dave De Hart A Sep 20 Westminster College L 0-1 N Sep 2 MacMurray College L 0-2 A *Sep 27 Austin College L 1-2 A Sep 3 Westminster College L 2-3 A *Sep 29 University of Dallas W 3-0 H Sep 6 Hendrix College W 3-1 A *Oct 4 Mississippi College L 1-2 H *Sep 9 Austin College W 5-0 H *Oct 10 Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 0-2 A Sep 12 Harding University W 5-3 H *Oct 12 Mary Hardin-Baylor L 3-4 H *Sep 15 East Texas Baptist W 3-2 A Oct 15 Hendrix College W 2-1 H *Sep 16 LeTourneau Univ. L 2-3 H *Oct 19 University of Dallas L 0-1 H *Sep 22 Louisiana College W 2-1 H Oct 21 Williams Baptist Coll. W 1-0 OT2 H *Sep 23 Mississippi College W 4-3 A *Oct 24 Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 0-4 H Sep 26 Harding University W 2-1 A Oct 26 Southwestern Univ. L 0-2 A Sep 30 Bartlesville Wesleyan W 5-1 H Oct 29 Univ. of Central Ark. L 0-2 A *Oct 6 East Texas Baptist L 1-4 H *Nov 1 Mississippi College L 3-4 OT2 A *Oct 7 LeTourneau Univ. W 2-1 H *Nov 2 Austin College L 1-2 A *Oct 13 Louisiana College L 0-1 A *Oct 14 Mississippi College W 2-0 1998 H Oct 17 Williams Baptist Coll. W 6-1 Overall Record: 10-8-2, ASC Record: 3-4-1 (4th) A *Oct 20 Austin College L 0-2 Home: 4-4-2; Away: 6-4-0; Neutral: 0-0-0 H Oct 24 Rhema Bible Coll. W 3-0 Head Coach: Scott Placek A Oct 27 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 4-2 A *Sep 4 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 2-1 H Oct 30 UT-Permian Basin W 1-0 A *Sep 5 Schreiner College W 4-3 N Nov 3 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 3-1 H *Sep 11 LeTourneau University L 0-3 N Nov 4 Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 1-5 H Sep 12 Westminster College T 0-0 OT2 H Sep 16 Bartlesville Wesleyan L 0-2 2001 H Sep 19 Mississippi College W 1-0 Overall Record: 18-3-1, ASC Record: 8-1-1 (1st) H Sep 20 Southwest Baptist W 5-0 Home: 8-1-1; Away: 9-1-0; Neutral: 1-1-0 A Sep 26 Fontebonne College W 3-0 Head Coach: Dave De Hart A Sep 27 Blackburn College W 4-1 H Sep 1 Bartlesville Wesleyan W 7-1 H Sep 30 Hendrix College W 10-2 H Sep 4 Rhema Bible College W 12-1 A Oct 4 Austin College W 4-0 H Sep 8 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 3-1 A Oct 6 East Texas Baptist L 0-3 A *Sep 13 Mississippi College W 2-0 H Oct 11 UT-Dallas L 1-2 A *Sep 15 Louisiana College W 7-0 A Oct 15 Univ. of Central Ark L 0-1 H *Sep 21 LeTourneau Univ. W 2-0 H *Oct 17 Hardin-Simmons Univ. T 2-2 OT2 H *Sep 22 East Texas Baptist T 2-2 OT H *Oct 18 Univ. of Dallas L 2-3 H Sep 25 Harding University W 3-1 A *Oct 23 Mississippi College L 2-5 A *Sep 28 Austin College W 3-0 A *Oct 24 UT-Dallas L 0-5 A Sep 30 University of Dallas W 2-0 A Oct 27 Williams Baptist W 2-0 A *Oct 14 LeTourneau Univ. W 5-2 H *Oct 31 Austin College W 1-0 A *Oct 6 East Texas Baptist W 1-0

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A Oct 10 Hendrix College H Oct 12 University of Dallas H *Oct 14 Austin College H *Oct 18 Mississippi College H *Oct 20 Louisiana College A Oct 23 Williams Baptist Coll. A Oct 26 Texas Lutheran Univ. A Oct 27 Concordia-Austin N Nov 2 McMurry University N Nov 3 Hardin-Simmons Univ.

W 6-1 W 8-1 W 4-0 W 4-3 L 2-3 W 4-0 L 1-2 W 9-1 W 4-0 L 1-4

2002 Overall Record: 13-6-1, ASC Record: 8-4-0 (2nd) Home: 7-2-0; Away: 6-3-0; Neutral: 0-1-1 Head Coach: Dave De Hart N Aug 31 Millsaps College L 1-3 A Sep 1 Rhodes College L 0-4 H Sep 4 Hendrix College W 2-0 A Sep 10 Bacone College W 3-0 H Sep 14 Rust College W 5-0 H Sep 15 Lyon College W 3-0 H *Sep 20 Austin College W 2-0 H *Sep 29 UT-Dallas L 0-4 A *Oct 5 Mississippi College W 2-0 A *Oct 7 Louisiana College W 4-0 H *Oct 11 East Texas Baptist W 1-0 H *Oct 12 LeTourneau Univ. L 0-1 A *Oct 15 Austin College L 0-1 H *Oct 18 Louisiana College W 8-0 H *Oct 19 Mississippi College W 9-0 A *Oct 25 East Texas Baptist W 7-1 A *Oct 26 LeTourneau Univ. W 4-1 A Nov 1 Texas Wesleyan W 2-1 A *Nov 3 UT-Dallas L 2-4 N Nov 8 Texas Lutheran Univ. T 1-1 OT3 2003 Overall Record: 13-8-1, ASC Record: 9-4-1 (2nd) Home: 4-3-1; Away: 7-4-0; Neutral: 2-1-0 Head Coach: Dave De Hart A Aug 29 Hardin-Simmons Univ. W 2-1 A Aug 31 McMurry University L 0-6 A Sep 6 Lyon College L 2-3 A Sep 9 Hendrix College W 1-0 H *Sep 12 Austin College T 1-1 OT2 A *Sep 19 UT-Tyler L 0-3 A *Sep 21 UT-Dallas L 0-3 H *Sep 26 Louisiana College W 10-0 H *Sep 27 Mississippi College W 2-1 A *Oct 3 East Texas Baptist W 3-1 A *Oct 4 LeTourneau Univ. W 2-0 A *Oct 9 Louisiana College W 6-1 A *Oct 11 Mississippi College W 1-0 H *Oct 17 East Texas Baptist W 4-0 H *Oct 18 LeTourneau Univ. W 3-0 H *Oct 24 UT-Tyler L 0-1 H *Oct 26 UT-Dallas L 0-1 H Nov 2 Rhodes College L 2-3 A *Oct 31 Austin College W 3-0 N Nov 7 McMurry University W 3-0 N Nov 8 UT-Dallas W 2-1 N Nov 15 Trinity University L 0-5

All-Time Results/All-Time Series Records 2004 Overall Record: 11-9-0, ASC Record: 8-5-0 (6th) Home: 8-3-0; Away: 3-5-0; Neutral: 0-1-0 Head Coach: Dave De Hart A Sep 1 Rhodes College L 2-3 OT H Sep 3 Oklahoma City Univ. L 1-2 H Sep 4 Williams Baptist W 8-0 H Sep 7 Hendrix College L 0-1 A Sep 11 Ouachita Baptist Univ. W 4-0 H *Sep 17 LeTourneau Univ. W 2-1 OT2 H *Sep 18 East Texas Baptist W 4-1 A *Sep 24 UT-Tyler L 0-1 A *Sep 25 UT-Dallas L 0-2 H Sep 28 Lyon College W 3-1 H *Oct 2 Austin College L 0-1 H *Oct 8 Louisiana College W 11-0 H *Oct 9 Mississippi College W 2-0 A *Oct.15 McMurry University L 1-3 A *Oct 16 Hardin-Simmons W 3-2 OT H *Oct 22 Concordia-Austin W 6-0 H *Oct 23 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 3-0 A *Oct 30 Schreiner University L 1-2 OT A *Oct 31 Texas Lutheran Univ. W 1-0 N Nov 5 McMurry University L 0-3 2005 Overall Record: 13-4-5, ASC Record: 8-2-3 (3rd) Home: 5-2-2; Away: 7-1-2; Neutral: 1-1-1 Head Coach: Dave De Hart H Sep 3 Central Bible College W 4-0 H Sep 6 Harding Univ. W 4-3 A Sep 10 Maryville College L 0-1 N Sep 11 Piedmont College W 5-0 A *Sep 16 East Texas Baptist W 1-0 OT A *Sep 17 LeTourneau Univ. W 2-1 A Sep 20 Hendrix College W 2-1 H *Sep 23 UT-Dallas T 0-0 OT2 A *Oct 1 Austin College W 3-1 A Oct 4 Lyon College T 0-0 OT2 A *Oct 7 Mississippi College W 1-0 A *Oct 8 Louisiana College W 4-0 H *Oct 14 Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 1-2 H *Oct 15 McMurry University W 1-0 H *Oct 18 UT-Tyler T 2-2 OT2 A *Oct 21 Mary Hardin-Baylor T 3-3 OT2 A *Oct 22 Concordia-Austin W 3-0 H Oct 25 Central Baptist Coll. W 7-0 H *Oct 28 Texas Lutheran Univ. W 1-0 H *Oct 29 Schreiner University L 1-2 N Nov 5 Austin College T 1-1 OT2 N Nov 6 Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 0-2

H *Sep 30 Mississippi College A *Oct 6 McMurry University A *Oct 7 Hardin-Simmons Univ. H *Oct 13 Mary Hardin-Baylor H *Oct 14 Howard Payne A *Oct 20 Schreiner University A *Oct 21 Texas Lutheran Univ. H *Oct 27 LeTourneau Univ. H *Oct 28 East Texas Baptist H Oct 31 Central Baptist N Nov 4 Hardin-Simmons Univ.

W 3-1 W 4-2 W 4-0 W 3-1 W 3-0 L 0-1 W 4-1 W 1-0 W 2-0 W 6-0 L 0-1

2007 Overall Record: 17-5-0, ASC Record: 11-2-0 (1st) Home: 9-1-0; Away: 6-3-0; Neutral: 2-1-0 Head Coach: Dave De Hart N Sep 1 Piedmont College W 3-0 A Sep 2 Maryville College L 0-1 OT2 A Sep 5 Hendrix College W 3-2 OT H Sep 8 Missouri Baptist W 2-1 H Sep 10 Central Bible Coll. W 11-0 H *Sep 14 UT-Tyler W 1-0 H *Sep 16 Concordia Texas W 3-1 H Sep 18 Harding University W 3-1 A *Sep 22 Texas-Dallas W 2-1 A *Sep 27 Louisiana College W 2-0 A *Sep 29 Mississippi College L 0-1 H *Oct 4 McMurry W 2-0 H *Oct 6 Hardin-Simmons W 1-0 OT H Oct 9 Rogers State Univ. L 1-2 A *Oct 12 Mary Hardin-Baylor L 0-1 A *Oct 13 Howard Payne Univ. W 2-0 H *Oct 19 Schreiner University W 4-1 H *Oct 21 Texas Lutheran W 2-1 OT A *Oct 26 LeTourneau University W 5-0 A *Oct 27 East Texas Baptist W 2-0 N Nov 3 Mississippi College W 2-1 N Nov 4 UT-Dallas L 1-2 OT

2008 Overall Record: 14-3-4, ASC Record: 8-3-2 (4th) Home: 8-1-1; Away: 4-2-2; Neutral: 2-0-1 Head Coach: Dave De Hart H Aug 30 Central Bible College W 15-0 H Aug 31 Hendrix College W 4-1 A Sep 5 Sewanee W 2-1 N Sep 7 vs Birmingham Southern W 3-1 A Sep 13 Harding T 0-0 OT2 H Sep 15 Tabor College W 1-0 OT H *Sep 20 UT-Dallas T 0-0 OT2 H *Sep 25 Mississippi College L 0-2 H *Sep 27 Louisiana College W 5-0 A *Oct 3 Hardin-Simmons L 0-1 2006 W 3-2 Overall Record: 14-6-1, ASC Record: 10-3-0 (T-2nd) A *Oct 4 McMurry H *Oct 9 Howard Payne Univ. W 5-2 Home: 8-2-1; Away: 5-3-0; Neutral: 1-1-0 H *Oct 11 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 2-1 Head Coach: Dave De Hart A *Oct 17 Texas Lutheran T 1-1 OT2 N Sep 1 Menlo College W 3-0 A *Oct 18 Schreiner University W 2-1 A Sep 3 UC Santa Cruz L 0-1 H *Oct 23 East Texas Baptist Univ. W 3-0 H Sep 6 Hendrix College T 0-0 OT2 H *Oct 25 LeTourneau Univ. W 2-0 H Sep 9 Bacone College W 5-0 A *Oct 30 Concordia Texas W 4-1 A *Sep 15 UT-Tyler L 0-4 A *Nov 1 UT-Tyler L 0-1 A *Sep 16 Concordia-Austin W 7-0 N Nov 7 Mississippi College W 4-2 A Sep 19 Harding University W 2-1 N Nov 8 UT-Tyler T 0-0 OT2 H *Sep 23 UT-Dallas L 0-2 H Sep 24 Austin College L 2-3 H *Sep 29 Louisiana College W 4-1

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All-Time Series Records Austin College

10-8-2

Blackburn College

1-0-0

Bacone College

2-0-0

Birmingham Southern

1-0-0

Central Baptist College

2-0-0

Central Bible College

3-0-0

Concordia University Texas

7-0-0

Dallas Baptist University

0-2-0

East Texas Baptist University

12-3-1

Fontbonne College

1-0-0

Harding University

7-0-2

Hardin-Simmons University

3-10-1

Hendrix College

10-4-1

Howard Payne University

3-0-0

Huston-Tullotson College

0-0-1

LeTourneau University

11-5-0

Louisiana College

11-2-0

Lyon College

2-1-1

Maryville College

0-3-0

MacMurray College

0-1-0

McMurry University

6-3-0

Menlo College

1-0-0

Millsaps College

0-1-0

Mississippi College

14-6-1

Missouri Baptist

1-0-0

Oklahoma City University

0-1-0

Oklahoma Wesleyan

2-2-0

Ouachita Baptist University

1-0-0

Piedmont College

2-0-0

Rhodes College

0-4-0

Rhema Bible College

2-0-0

Rogers State University

0-1-0

Rust College

1-0-0

Schreiner University

3-3-0

Southwest Baptist University

2-0-0

Southwestern University

1-1-0

Tabor College

1-0-0

Texas Lutheran University

4-1-2

Texas Wesleyan University

1-0-0

Trinity University

0-1-0

UC Santa Cruz

0-1-0

Univ. of Central Arkansas

0-5-0

University of Dallas

4-5-0

Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor

7-2-2

University of the South

1-1-0

University of Texas-Dallas

2-9-2

Univ. of Texas-Permian Basin

1-0-0

University of Texas-Tyler

1-5-2

Westminster College

0-2-1

Williams Baptist College

5-0-0

All-Time Lettermen A Abbott, Nate (2003-07) Albaugh, Thomas (2004, 06) Anderson, Cory (2007-2008) Anderson, Justin (2008) Anderson, Seth (2008-present) Ashman, Sean (2004) Augerinos, Jeff (1999) B Bedell, Franqua (1996) Boatwright, Zack (1999-02) Boettcher, Ken (2003) Bonilla, Marlon (1997) Booher, Terry (1996) Botello, Tommy (1998) Brahic, Will (2003-04) Breton, Kris (1998) Broadway, Wyatt (1999) Bruce, Eric (2004) Brueckner, Aaron (2006-present) Burns, Chris (1997-00) C Cain, Brandon (2006-07) Carrasco, Josh (2004-05) Caskey, Jason (2004-07) Cecil, Chris (2000) Chavez, Joey (2005) Christensen, Kody (2001-04) Clark, Darren (2004-07) Clinkingbeard, Andy (1997) Clunan, Tripp (1997) Coats, Aaron (1998-02) Cooper, Ryan (2007-2008) Coffey, Michael (1997-01) Cottrell, Clif (2001-02) Courtney, Nick (1999, 2001-02) Cox, Todd (1998) Cross, Brian (1997-98) Cuce, Jason (1996) D David, Matt (1997-00) Denton, Jason (1996) De Hart, Dan (2005-2008) Devins, Jude (1996) Dresher, Matt (1997-98) E Edgmon, Josh (2001-03) Ellis, Cody (2005) Endsley, Eric (1996-97) Enevoldsen, Jeffrey (2004-07) Engelman, Matt (2006-08) Estep, Chris (2003-06) Evans, Dylan (2006-present) Evans, Jonathan (2005-06) Evans, Ryan (1997) Evemy, Andrew (2008-present) F Faires, Daniel (2001-02) Farrell, Jordan (2007) Fast, Bradley (2007) Faulkner, Buddy (2003) Fazekas, Marshall (2006) Frazer, Martin (2008)

G Gardner, Brian (1996) Ghio, Jason (1996-97) Gonzalez, Marcos (1998-01) Goodman, Justin (2003-04) Gordon, Jared (2003-06) Guernica, Mike (2000-03) H Halliday, Sid (2002) Halsted, Ross (2002-04) Harms, Shaun (1997) Harris, Jon (1999) Herrera, Ricky (2000-03) Hiemke, Paul (1997-00) Hogsett, Ron (2002-05) Holman, Ryan (2006-07) Holman, Tanner (2008-present) Hornback, Logan (2008-present) Hunt, Regan (2000) J Jackson, Jeff (1997-00) Johnson, Clay (2007-2008) Johnson, Philip (2006-present) Jolly, Brian (1996) Jones, Wilson (2005-06, 2008) K Kaiser, Phil (1999-01) Kingston, Chad (1997) L Levine, Geoffery (1996) Lewey, Jeff (1996-97) Little, Jonathan (1996) Lokang, Joseph (2008) M Magee, Taylor (2000-03) Manning, John (1999) Markum, Lee (1998) Masterson, Will (1999-02) McKay, Richard (1999) Meade, Mark (2002-04) Mejia, Loscar (1997-00) Moldenhauer, Jacob (1997-00) Mora, Fred (2005) Morton, Trevor (2005) Murnan, Travis (2008-present) N Nyberg, Lars (2002-05) O Owens, Jason (2006-2008)

Price, Jason (1996) Pritchard, Andrew (2005-06) Puhl, Ryan (2006) R Ramirez, Tate (2008-present) Reddell, Will (2007) Renfro, Shaun (2006-present) Richards, Thomas (2007) Richardson, Nick (2001) Ridings, Christian (2008-present) Robins, Kelly (1999) S Salas, Guido (2008-present) Santoro, Anthony (2008-present) Sarber, Brian (2005-2008) Schultz, Chris (2001-04) Shannon, Cody (2005-2007) Shirron, Jon (2003) Sigala, Daniel (1998-01) Simpson, David (1997) Skelly, Ryan (2003-06) Smith, Eric (1996) Smith, Cyrus (2002-05) Sooper, Evan (1999) Sordini, Clayton (2001) Sovereign, Tim (1998) Stauffer, Chad (2005) Steinmiller, Eric (1997-01) Stephens, Brian (2007-08) Sutton, Andrew (2008-present)

Will Brahic

Lars Nyberg

T Taylor, Jared (2006) Teeling, Sebastian (2005-2008) Thompson, Jarod (2004-07) Thompson, Scott (2001) Trimble, Tommy (2004) Twiggs, Ryan (1998-99) U Utley, Devon (2008-present) V VanCleave, Brandon (2006-07) Vergara, Armando (1999-01) Villareal, Javier (1996) W Wendelken, Austin (1999) Williams, Chase (2001) Williams, Malcolm (2002-05) Willis, Raimond (1996)

P Pafford, Nick (1998) Patterson, B.J. (2003-04) Perry, Dustin (2005) Pianalto, Joey (2002) Pierson, Aaron (2002-05) Pierson, Brandon (2005-08) Pierson, Ryan (2001-04) Plikuhn, Eric (1997-98) Poku, Lloyd (2003-04) Ponder, Clint (1997-00)

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Ryan Skelly

Aaron Coats

Hurie Field

Hurie Field Home Record Year Record Pct. 1996 0-4-0 .000 1997 2-6-0 .333 1998 4-4-2 .500 1999 3-2-2 .571 2000 9-1-0 .900 2001 8-1-1 .850 2002 7-2-0 .777 2003 4-3-1 .562 2004 8-3-0 .727 2005 5-2-2 .666 2006 8-2-1 .772 2007 9-1-0 .900 2008 8-1-1 .850 Total 75-32-10 .683

The Eagles play their home matches at historic Hurie Field, an 800- seat socceronly stadium that is located on campus. Ozarks regularly plays in front of a rowdy fan section, which has helped them win nearly 70 percent of their home matches since the 1996 inaugural season. Ozarks has posted ten straight winning seasons at Hurie Field. The natural grass playing surface is considered one of the top facilities in the American Southwest Conference. Hurie Field has hosted two ASC playoff tournaments in the past the decade.

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American Southwest Conference American Southwest Conference The American Southwest Conference, one of the largest intercollegiate athletic conferences in NCAA Division III, will celebrate its 14th championship season of competition with the 2009-2010 academic year. Founded in May 1996 to provide a structure for intercollegiate athletics among the member institutions, the American Southwest Conference includes former members of the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association (TIAA) and other institutions outside the Texas border. From the eight founding institutions to today’s present group of 15 college and universities, the ASC encompasses institutions sharing similar educational and athletic philosophies. Spreading across four states — Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi — the ASC offers student-athletes competition in 16 sports with opportunity for advancement in both conference and NCAA Division III championships. The roster of American Southwest Conference members in 2009-2010 includes Concordia University Texas, East Texas Baptist University, Hardin-Simmons University, Howard Payne University, LeTourneau University, Louisiana College, University of Mary HardinBaylor, McMurry University, Mississippi College, University of the Ozarks, Schreiner University, Sul Ross State University, University of Texas at Dallas, University of Texas at Tyler, and Texas Lutheran University. ASC championships are conducted in 16 sports (8 men, 8 women). Men’s championships are offered in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and track and field. Women’s championships are offered in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field and volleyball. The American Southwest Conference is headquartered in Richardson, Texas. ASC Membership Timeline 1996

Founding Members: Austin College, University of Dallas, Hardin-Simmons University, Howard Payne University, McMurry University, Mississippi College, University of the Ozarks, Sul Ross State University

1997 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor joins ASC

Amy Carlton ASC Commissioner Amy Carlton is the Commissioner of the American Southwest Conference with oversight of the league’s long-term and daily administration and operations, including member and NCAA relations, compliance, scheduling and championships. Carlton was appointed Interim Commissioner July 1, 2006 after serving as ASC Assistant Commissioner/ Director of Media Relations. Carlton joined the ASC office in January 2002 after 13-1/2 years in sports information at NCAA Division I institutions, including 10 years as Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations at the University of Michigan (1990-2000). She was Assistant Sports Information Director at Northern Illinois University (1989-90) and a graduate intern at both Western Illinois University (1987-88) and Michigan (1988-89). Carlton began her career at Division III institutions as an assistant in the news bureau at Franklin College (1981-82) and Director of News and Sports Information at Manchester College (1982-87). Carlton is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators (NADIIIAA), National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA), and the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). A native of Greencastle, Ind., Carlton is a 1981 graduate of Franklin College (Ind.), where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism. Greg Weghorst ASC Director of Media Relations Greg Weghorst was named Director of Media Relations of the American Southwest Conference in February 2007 after serving in an interim role since August 2006. Weghorst is the fifth media relations director of the ASC. He provides an oversight of the conference’s media relations operation, including compilation of league statistics and standings and NCAA reports, production of the ASC weekly sport reports, maintaining the ASC web site and assisting with conference issues and tournament administration. A sports writer with the Temple Daily Telegram prior to coming to the ASC, Weghorst provided coverage of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Central Texas Blackhawks/Marshals of the North American Hockey League and Temple-area high schools. He was part of the coverage team for the 2005 EV1.net Houston Bowl and the 2004 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. A native of Waco, Texas, he is a 2003 graduate of Mary Hardin-Baylor with a Bachelor of Arts degree in mass communications/journalism.

1998 East Texas Baptist University, LeTourneau University, Schreiner College, University of Texas at Dallas join ASC 1999 Concordia University at Austin joins ASC 2000 Louisiana College, Texas Lutheran University join ASC 2001 University of Dallas withdraws membership 2002 University of Texas at Tyler joins ASC 2006 Austin College withdraws membership

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For 175 years, University of the Ozarks has approached education with an unyielding search for truth.

Strategic Communications are offered. Many Ozarks graduates also go on to top graduate programs in law, medicine, and engineering.

That search led our founders to establish the first co-educational college west of the Mississippi. It set the stage for the first Arkansas woman to receive a college degree. And because truth often defies convention, ours was the first historically white college in the state to admit African-Americans.

The central mall of campus is flanked by historic Munger Chapel and Walker Hall, a $7 million facility that houses a television studio, radio station, and state-of-the art editing suites. The 38,000-square-foot Robson Library houses more than 175,000 items for reading and research.

Every day, our history inspires Ozarks students to discover their own individual truths. But we won’t expect you to find the answers alone. Through every step of your search, we’ll stand by you as true scholars, mentors, and friends.

Seventy-five percent of students live on campus in one of six residence halls that feature such perks as recreation rooms and in-room computer connections.

Founded in 1834 as Cane Hill School, University of the Ozarks is a private, four-year comprehensive university affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. Located on 30 acres in Clarksville, Arkansas (pop. 7,500), Ozarks is home to about 645 students from 22 states and 20 countries. More than 80 percent of our faculty hold the highest degrees in their fields. Because we’re small by design, our average class size is 14 and the student/ faculty ratio is 13:1. More than 60 majors, minors, and preprofes sional degrees, from Composite Science to

At roughly half the national average for a private, liberal arts education, University of the Ozarks’ tuition offers exceptional value. About 95 percent of students receive some type of financial aid, including scholarships, grants, loans, and work study. Over $7.7 million in financial aid is distributed annually. You may have heard that a liberal arts education is all about mental agility, intellectual prowess, service to others, and critical thinking. We couldn’t agree more. But at Ozarks, we’re also steeped in the tradition of preparedness – for your career, for graduate school, for life. A key part of being prepared is knowing when to ask for help. Ozarks’ Student Support

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Services (SSS) provides free tutoring, a 24-hour computer lab, resume assistance, career and grad school strategies, and more than a dozen other services to help students achieve their very best. Internships are an essential part of the college experience, allowing you to practice newfound skills “in the field” and try a career (or two) on for size. Ozarks interns are doing research in polymer chemistry, working with the forest service, and volunteering for national political campaigns. Just how much can one student get involved? One Ozarks student landed internships at both the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. and the FOX News Network in Manhattan and created films for Little Rock’s “48 Hour Film Festival” as well as the Cinequest Film Festival. Once Ozarks graduates get out into the world, there’s no stopping them. Our alumni pursue a truly incredible array of careers, from writing for ad agencies and practicing clinical psychology to working for the Secret Service. And if you’re interested in furthering your education, expect to be in good company. More than 85 percent of Ozarks students who apply are accepted to top graduate, medical, and law schools. If you’re not accustomed to up-closeand personal interaction with your instructors, you’ll get used to it soon enough. Both in and out of class, Ozarks faculty demand account-

ability (don’t be surprised if you get a phone call from your professor when you miss class). That sort of “personal attention” is just one example of our genuine concern for each individual student’s progress. Our faculty is known for inspiring remarkable acts. With their help, students are studying abroad in Strasburg, Florence, and Hong Kong. They’re learning about new forms of international currency trading from experts in the field, and using their Latin skills to enhance research papers on medieval drama. If this sounds more like master’s work than undergraduate, it’s no accident. Because University of the Ozarks is small by design, professors have the time to delve deeply into every student’s interests – and help make the most of their talents. In the political science program, Dr. Gil Parks’ students are researching national human rights legislation at American University in D.C. and taking on internships with the National Republican Senatorial Committee. They’re also attending law schools nationwide, including Notre Dame, Pepperdine, and Georgetown. Similarly, Dr. Sean Coleman encourages his pre-med students to take full advantage of the liberal arts, with foreign language minors, and immersion trips to countries like Mexico

and Italy. With over 40 clubs and organizations to choose from, it isn’t hard to find one you’re truly passionate about. For some, it’s a club with academic affiliations like Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) – a global, non-profit organization that helps members develop leadership, teamwork, and communication skills by championing free enterprise and community service. Others pursue more personal passions by joining Amnesty International, College Republicans, or Young Democrats. And if you’re simply looking to have fun, you won’t be disappointed. In the student center, ping-pong matches have been known to go on for hours, and you never know when a soccer game might break out in the quad. Movie nights often hit the big screens in the residence halls, where camaraderie and community come together. At Ozarks, serious sports fans have a lot to cheer about. As a member of NCAA Division III and the American Southwest Conference, our teams square off against competitors from Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Our teams make the playoffs and our studentathletes consistently earn All-America and All-Conference honors. We are recognized for our high marks, regularly appearing on ASC all-academic rosters.

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Majors Accounting Art* Biology* Business Administration Business Education* Chemistry Communications-Radio, TV & Video Communications-Strategic Composite Science Early Childhood Education*† Economics English* Environmental Studies History* History & Literature Management Marketing Mathematics* Middle Level Education*† Music Philosophy Physical Education* Political Science Psychology Psychology of Human Behavior Religion Religion/Philosophy Social Sciences* Sociology

Spanish Theatre Pre-Professional Programs Pre-Engineering Pre-Law Pre-Medical Sciences Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Respiratory Therapy Pre-Veterinary Sciences * Teaching Certificates available † Special education certificates available

University Sponsored Groups Campus Activities Board (CAB) Residence Hall Association (RHA) Student Foundation Board (SFB) Student Government Association (SGA) Honor Societies Alpha Chi Beta Beta Beta (Biology) Kappa Delta Pi (Education) Phi Alpha Theta (History) Sigma Alpha (Sociology) Sigma Tau Delta (English) Student Publications/Media Aerie (Yearbook) Falstaff (Literary magazine) KUOZ-Channel 6 KUOZ-LP 100.5 FM Religious Organizations Alpha & Omega Baptist Collegiate Ministries (BCM) Catholic Campus Ministries (CCM) Fellowship of Christian Athletes Methodist Campus Ministries (MCM) Presbyterian Connection Presbyterian Students Recreational Organizations Ozarks Disc Golf Association Ozarks Outback Club

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Ozarks Recreational Club Ozarks Ultimate Frisbee Academic Organizations Beta Sigma Kappa (BSK) Fortissimo (Music Club) Ozarks Alchemists Ozarks Art Club Ozarks Biological Society (OBS) Ozarks Mathematical Society Ozarks Student Education Association Phi Beta Lambda (Business) SCM Studio (Strategic Comm.) Students in Free Enterprise University Players Special Interest Groups Amnesty International BACCHUS College Republicans Fire Corps In Focus Ozarks Photography Club Investment Club Martial Arts Club Planet Club Rotaract Screaming Eagles Forensic Club Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Model UN Group Young Democrats

#13 Dylan Evans

#2 Aaron Brueckner

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#5 Brandon VanC

#10 Shaun Renfro #15 Philip Johnson

2009 Schedule AUGUST 21 John Brown Univ. (Exhibition) 22 Alumni Match SEPTEMBER 1 Harding University 5 Emory University 6 Oglethorpe University 9 Hendrix College 14 Missouri Baptist University 19 *UT-Dallas 24 *Mississippi College 26 *Louisiana College OCTOBER 1 *Hardin-Simmons University

Guido Salas All-ASC Third Team

Siloam Springs, AR Home

5:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m.

Home Atlanta, GA Atlanta, GA Conway, AR Home Richardson, TX Clinton, MS Pineville, LA

3:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.

Home

3:00 p.m.

3 *McMurry University Home 9 *Howard Payne University Brownwood, TX 10 *Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Belton, TX 15 *Texas Lutheran University Home 17 *Schreiner University Home 23 *East Texas Baptist Univ. Marshall, TX 24 *LeTourneau University Longview, TX 29 *Concordia Univ. Texas Home 31 *UT-Tyler Home NOVEMBER 6 ASC Tournament Quarterfinals TBA 7 ASC Tournament Semifinals TBA 8 ASC Tournament Finals TBA *American Southwest Conference Match

Aaron Brueckner All-ASC Honorable Mention Team

Shaun Renfro NSCAA All-Region Third Team All-ASC First Team

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