1993 Memphis Soccer Media Guide by University of Memphis Athletic Media Relations

MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY Location Memphis, Tennessee Enrollment .21,500 Nickname Tigers Colors Blue and Gray Founded .. 1912 as West Tenn. Normal School Soccer Conference Great Midwest President Dr. V. Lane Rawtins Head Soccer Coach Chris Bartels Record at MSU/Years 49-38-9/5 years Home Reid Echles Field 1992 Record 14-3-2 Lettermen Returning/Lost GIG Newcomers 8 The MSU Athletic Family Administration (901)678-2335 Athletic Director Charles Cavagnaro Assistant AD/Tiger Clubs Lee Fowler Assistant AD/Communications BobWinn Assistant AD/Administration Dr. Jim Smith Assistant AD/Women's Athletics.. Lynn Parkes Business Office (901) 678-2461 Business Manager Fred Stewart Ticket Office (901)678-2331 Ticket Manager Sam Cox Soccer Office (901)6782452 Spring Sports Coordinator Bobby Kilpatrick Secretary Bemadine Kelly Sports Information Office (901)678-2337 Sports Information Director BobWinn Associate SID Sherilyn Fiveash Mens'sBasketballSID MarkOwens Student Soccer Contact JoeyDempsey Student Assistant Rob Stallins Student Assistant Kathrine Nero Student Assistant Brady Buffaloe Student Assistant JohnSchoembs Secretary Julie Rhodes Training Room (901)678-2847 Head Trainer Eddie Cantler Student Trainer Allen Gamer Academic Services (901)678-2714 Director of Academic Services Dr. Tim Sumner Sports Info Fax (901)678-4134 Bob Winn at Home (901)365-8144 Joey Dempsey at Home (901)276-7447

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TIGER HEAD COACH CHRIS BARTELS Sixth year at Memphis State MSU/Career Record: 49-39-9 Graduate of Bowling Green State Born: 7-19-51, Teaneck, NJ Wife: Victoria Children: Teddy, 5; Ross, 3 Tiger head coach Chris Bartels is making waves in the Great Midwest Conference and beyond. Behind Bartels'leadership, the 1992 squad posted a .789 winning percentage, the all-time season best at MSU. As the 1993 season approaches, Bartels hopes to build on his past accomplishments and is looking forward to the new season as the 1992 defending co-champions of the Great Midwest Conference. In an effort to gain national notoriety, Bartels has improved the strength of the schedule every year and this year is no exception. This year's 20-game schedule includes nine games at home and 11 on the road. In one stretch, the Tigers play nine of 10 games on the road, including matches at St. Louis and Coastal Carolina, of which both advanced to the second round of the 1992 NCAA tournament. The home schedule includes matches with the '92 Atlantic 10 champions, West Virginia; '92 Sun Belt Tournament champions South Alabama; and long-time MSU rival, Louisville. Since Bartels arrived at MSU in 1988, he has seen major improvements in the program and the soccer facilities. Bartels has worked with the MSU Athletic Department, Tiger Clubs and the Friends of Soccer Club to make major improvements to Echles Reid, home of the Tigers. In 1992, all of the hard work paid off. Permanent seating was increased to 1,000 and the Tigers averaged just under 800 fans per game. The season high was an overflow crowd of 1,290 against

St. Louis. Bartels strives for excellence in the classroom as well as on the field by recruiting student-athletes. His program was recognized for its academic excellence in 1992 and 1993. With 11 members of the Tiger Academic 3.0 club, Bartels squad matched football for the most members from a single program at MSU.

A New Jersey native, Bartels attended River Dell High School in Oradell, N.J., before signing with Bowling Green State University on a soccer scholarship. During his junior year at BGSU, Bartels worked in public relations for the New York Cosmos. After graduating in 1973 with a degree in journalism and public relations, Bartels stayed at BGSU as an assistant coach until he became a playercoach for the Athletes in Action soccer team. In 1980, Bartels returned to BGSU as an assistant coach and physical education instructor while earning a master's degree in physical education. Bartels, who has worked as General Manager or coach for three professional soccer teams, arrived in Memphis in 1982 as an assistant coach and Player Personnel Director for the Memphis Americans of the Major Indoor Soccer League. Later, he served as the head coach and General Manager of the Kalamazoo Kangaroos in the American Indoor Soccer Association. From 1986 to 1987 Bartels was General Manager of the Memphis Storm.

ASSISTANT COACH TONY CARBOGNANI Second year at Memphis State Born: 11-5-53, Buenos Aires, Argentina Wife: Trisha Children: Dominic TonyCarbognani arrived at Memphis State after a 17-year professional career with 10 teams. Carbognani signed his first contract withtheArgentinianteamlndependiente in 1973 and played a year before moving to Santelmo where his team won the second division championship. In 1979 Carbognani joined the New York Cosmos of the North American Soccer League until he was traded to the Memphis Rogues. He spent three years with the Memphis Americans. The Memphis Storm of the National Professional Soccer League acquired his rights in 1987 where he played until 1990. He became a player-coach in 1990. Carbognani closed his professional career in 1991 with the Chicago Power.

1993 SEASON PREVIEW Coming off the best season in Memphis State University history, Tiger head coach Chris Bartels not only faces a major rebuilding year but he must also contend with the added pressure of being a "marked" team facirtg his most difficult schedule ever. Bartels must replace three defenders and find an offensive star to replace MSU's second all-time leading scorer, Gareth p'Sullivan. While Bartels lost many of his veterans, he thinks the 1993 team will be one of his more skillful and talented teams, although it figures to be one of his least experienced squads. Gone from the 1992 Great Midwest Conference regular season co-champions are Scott Spencer, Frank Pileggi and Rick Morris, who anchored the Tiger defense for the last three years. In 1992, the Tigers gave up only 16 goals, an MSU record, while scoring 38. Without the great defensive effort of the Tigers, goalkeeperBrooks Monaghan would have had a tough time attaining a goals'-against-average of 0.80, one of the lowest in the nation. The only position Bartels doesn't have to worry about is goalkeeper. An All-America candidate, Monaghan was the fifth-ranked goalie in the nation at one point a year ago. He finished the year as the top-ranked goalie in the South region and inthetop-10 nationally. Backing up Monaghan is Jake Meyer, a sophomore from Vancouver, Wash. Meyer was a member of the Olympic Development squad in Washington and a four-year all-state selection. Brent Jordan, a seniorfrom St. Louis, Mo., is the lone returning starter on the defense. "Brent has the experience and the skills necessary to become an excellent defender," Bartels said. "We'll just have to build the defense around him." Forthe first time in several years the Tiger defense poses a question mark for

Bartels. "We haven't had to worry too much about defense the last couple of years," Bartels said. "Last year all we really had to worry about was scoring goals, but this year we have a two-pronged attack of worries. We have to worry about both defense and scoring goals." During the spring, Bartels experimented with several combinations in an effort to shore up his defense. However, he is most concerned about the last line of defense, the sweeper position. That's the big question mark, who will play sweeper," Bartels said, "because you've got to have a strong sweeper that reads the game well and communicates well with the people in front of him." Thomas Olhmeier saw time at the sweeper position during the spring and Bartels was pleasantly surprised. Ohlmeier, a midfielder in '92, was the Tigers' second leading scorer and led the team in assists with six. He also tied for the team lead in game-winning goals with three. Another defensive possibility is Clint Browne, who played the sweeper position last summer for a local semi-pro team in Memphis and did quite well, according to Bartels. "Realistically, I neverconsidered Clint at sweeper," said Bartels. "After seeing his play last summer, he is a definite option for us." Bartels expects to have a little more depth at the defender position, though it will be inexperienced. Justin Rose, Goran Larsson, Brian Reddin, Johnny Neff and Robert Pepper are all expected to compete for playing time with Jordan. Rose, a sophomore from White Station High School in Memphis, came on late in the season last year and played well. Rose saw playing time in eight matches and made his first collegiate start against nationally-ranked St. Louis. Senior Goran Larsson should provide some experience for Bartels, while

1993 SEASON PREVIEW freshmen Brian Redden of Christian BrothersHighSchool in Memphis, Johnny Neff of Bartlett and Robert Pepper of Birmingham, England should round out the defense. At the midfield position, Bartels has all sorts of possibilities. With the return of co-captain Russell Church and Ohlmeier, filling the midfield positions will be one of Bartels easier tasks this year. Church, a junior from South Africa, was the Tigers' fourth leading scorer last year, and Bartels is counting on him to provide leadership to the younger players. "Anything can happen at midfield," Bartels said. "I think we've got enough depth to survive the season." Also returning at midfield are sophomores Philip McDonnell, Tommy Smith, Greg Gallina and Damon Davis. All four played together on three consecutive Tennessee State championship teams at CBHS in Memphis. McDonnell started 13 of the Tigers' 19 matches and while he did not score a goal, he showed great poise on and off the ball. Smith played in 16 matches last year and had a goal and an assist. Davis started just two matches last year, but played in 12 and dished out two assists. Bartels is counting on these three to provide consistency to the midfield "If they can avoid the sophomore slump, they should provide us with some great play in the middle,"said Bartels. "They've played together so long in so many big games, I look for them to have a great year." Bartels also looks fpr newcomers Robert Pepper, Fergal Ford and Neff to see playing time in the middle. Pepper and Ford are from England and Ireland, respectively. "They all have the tools to play at this level," Bartels said. "We just have to wait and see how well they adjust to the new style of play they will be facing." One of the biggest questions of the 1993 season is how fast can the Tigers

gel, both defensively, and up front. The Tigers don't have a returning starter at forward, but they do have senior David Morris of Memphis and junior Bernard Licari, of Floriana, Malta. "I think David will be the first to tell you 1992 was an off year for him," Bartels said. "But this is his senior year, and I think he can have a great year in '93." Norris played in 18 matches last year and tallied nine points. Despite taking only eight shots on goal last year, he scored three goals, including a gamewinner against Vanderbilt. Licari is expected by Bartels to see significant playing time. "Bernard got to work out with us last year but didn't get to play, and he's ready to get started," Bartels said. "He's a great talent, and the problem we'll have is finding someone that can match up with him." Licari was the top scorer for the Maltese National team, and he scored a goal against Ireland in the 1992 Olympics. While Bartels expects Norris and Licari to see most of the action, he figures on another championship player from CBHS to vie for playing time. Sophomore Carter Fairley, the 1991 Tennessee Player-of-the-Year, could see action in 1993. Though he did not see much playing time last year, Fairly played well when he did. Fairley saw action in just fourmatcheswhilecoming off reconstructive knee surgery. Hetookjustthree shots but scored a goal against Centenary. Tommy Smith, a sophomore from CBHS in Memphis, could play forward if the need arises. According to Bartels, he has the speed to soften up defenses. Nicknamed "the Jackhammer", he holds the MSU record for the quickfeet machine in the Tiger weightroom.

MEET THE TIGERS MATT BAILEY

DEFENDER

Junior from Memphis, TN Craigmont High School Height: 6-2 Weight: 160 Bom: 1-3-73 Major: Communications Parents: George and Marie Bailey 1992- Played in two games...Will be counted on to shore up a depleted defense 1991 - Played in three games...Took one shot against crosstown rival Rhodes College. Prep- Lettered for four years in soccer while lettering for two years on the gridiron as an all-state kicker...Bailey scored 14 goals in his senior year and he handed out 17 assists...Scored 26 goals and assisted 17 times in his high school career...He was named all-state, allregion, ail-district and all-metro...Played dub soccer on the State Champion 72 Broncos...tn football, Bailey hit all six of his field goal tries in his senior season... He was also good on 15-15 PATS Bailey's Career Statistics Year 1991 1992 Totals

GP-GS 1-0 2-0 3-0

Shots 1 1 2

Goals

Assists

Points

0 0 0

CLINT BROWNE

GWG 0 0 0

DEFENDER

Junior from Birmingham, England Cadbury Collega Height: 5-10 Weight: 175 Bom: 6-2-73 Major: Undecided Parents: Martin and Jane Browne

1992-Started all 17 games in which he played...Took 21 shots...Scored two goals .. Had two assistsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Six points tripled last year's output... 1991-Played in 14 games, starting two...Took 13 shots...Had an outstanding spring...Will play defense and midtleld...Hard tackier...An excellent ball winner...Can contribute on offense...Works hard in practice...Prep- Played soccer as we II as tennis and badminton...Captained for soccer team...An all-state soccer in his senior year. Browne's Career Statistics Shots Goals Assists Year Points GWG 13 1 0 2 0 1991 21 2 2 6 0 1992 2 Totals 34 3 8 0

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RUSSELL CHURCH

MIDFIELDER |

Junior from Benoni, South Africa Benoni High School Height: 5-10 Weight: 156 Bom: 1-27-73 Major: Undecided Parents: Derrick and Heather Church 1992-Started all 16 games in which he played... Missed lasttfiree games of the regular season due to an injury suffered in the Kentucky game...Fourth leading scorer with seven points...Scored two goals on 14 shots...Third in assists with three... Needs to step up

MEET THE TIGERS his offense...At Boca Raton' Played midfielder for NAIA National Champion team...Boca Raton was 300 in 1991...Prep-Lettered in three sports...Captained his 1989 and 1990 soccer and cross country teams...Was All-South Africa in 1990...Was All-State in cross country in 19SO...Played for Joe Erasmus. Year 1992

Totals

GP-QS 16-16 16-16

Shots 14 14

Church's Career Statistics Assists Goals 2 3 2 3

IBB

DAMON DAVIS

Points 7 7

GWC 0 0

MIDFIELDER |

Sophomore from Memphis, TN Christian Brothers High School Height: 5-10 Weight: 160 Born: 3-4-74 Major: Pre-Med Parents: Bemie and Catherine Davis 1992: Played in 12 matches...Started against UAB and Western B^l Kentucky...Recorded his first collegiate assist against UAB...Also had an assist in the Centenary match...Showed great poise as a freshman. PREP: Sweeper/Stopper on three Tennessee State Championship teams...Earned all-league honors in 1990,91 and 92...Twice named first team all-district...Named to Best of Preps '91 and 'OP...Scored 13 goals and had nine assists in his senior year...Four yuars on Olympic development squad...Honor Roll student.. Student Government..Played for Steve Lape. Dav|s, career Statistics Year GP-GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 1992 12-2 1 0 2 2 0 12-2 1 0 2 2 0 Totals

CARTER FAIRLEY

FORWARD

Sophomore from West Memphis, AR Christian Brothers High School Height: 6-0 Weight: 160 Born: 3-12-72 Major: Pre-Med Father: Lindsey Fairley 1992: Played in only four matches while recovering from major knee surgery ...Registered three points in the final regular season match against Centenary with a goal and an assist..Member of the Tiger 3.0 dub.. Has excellent field awareness...Accurate shooter... PREP: Forward on three Tennessee State Championship teams...1991 Oatorade Player-of-the-Year in Tennessee...1991 All-American...All-city,all-state and all-district in 1990,91...Scored 36 goals and handed out 25 assists in high school...Injured in Olympic Development Squad tryouts in June 1991...Played in two games during his senior season...Graduated in top 15 percent of class...Honor Roll student.. 3.5 GPA...A member of Student Government. Fab-ley's Career Statistics Goals Assists Points GWG 3 1 1 3 0 3 1 1 3 0 Year 1992 Totals

GP-GS 4 4

Shots 0 0

MEET THE TIGERS GREG GALLINA

8 MIDFIELDER

Sophomore from Memphis, TN Christian Brothers High School Height: 5-9 Weight: 150 Major: Business Parents: Chuck and Barbara Gallina 1992: Played in two matches...Had a game-winning goal against Quincy College less than a minute after entering the match... PREP: Played forward and defenseman on three Tennessee State Championship teams...Won four letters in soccer.. .Had a game-winning goal against Houston High in the 1992 regional final...Played for the Memphis Americans, a dub team that won the state championship in 1991. GaUIna's Career Statistics Year GP-GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 1992 2 0 2 1 0 2 1 Totals 2 0 2 1 0 2 1

KEITH GARDINO

FORWARD

Sophomore from Memphis, TN Christian Brothers High School University of Evansville Height: 5-11 Weight: 195 Bom: 10-3-72 Parents: Jerry and Linda Gardino 1992: Redshirted...AT EVANSVILLE: Transfer from soccer powerhouse University of Evansville...Will have three years of eligibility...PREP:Played on two Tennessee State Championship teams...Commercial Appeal's Best of Preps...All-district honorable mention...All-state tournament team...Scored 30 goals in high school and added 21 assists...Lettered on University of Evansville team that won the Midwestern Collegiate Conference Championship in 1990.

BRENT JORDAN

DEFENDER

Senior from St. Louis, MO LJndberg High School Height: 5-11 Weight: 180 Bom: 12-25-71 Major: Pre-Physical Therapy Parents: Jim and Bonnie Jordan 1992-Started 14games...Tookfiveshots...Recordedtwoassists...PlaystenaL cious defense... Will be counted greatly lor leadership...Must assume a leadership role on defense...Intense competitor... 1991- Played in 16 games ...He was a starter in five of those games...Tooktwo shots...Scored one goal...Finished with two points as adefenseman...His defense will be counted on greatly. PREP- A three-year letterman in soccer...In his senior year he was all-district and all-conference...Played for Glenn Merhoff...Scored 18 goals in his sophomore year...Earned three letters in baseball and track. Jordan's Career Statistics Year GP-GS Shots Goats Assists Points GWG 1991 16-5 2 1 0 2 0 1992 14-14 5 0 2 2 0 Totals 30-19 7 1 2 4 0

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GORAN LARSSON

FORWARD

Senior from Skanof, Sweden Soderslattsgymnasiet Height: 6-0 Weight: 195 Bom: 3-27-65 Major: Mechanical Engineering Parents: Bo and Inger Larsson 1992: Played in seven matches... PREP: Played for Skanor Falster until he injured his knee in 1906...Moved to Memphis in 1989...Tried out for football at MSU...Tried to play soccer but a pre-season foot injury ended his year...Had surgery on his foot in January of 1991.

GP-GS 19-13 19-13

Totals

GP-GS 7 7

Year 1992 Totals

Larsson's Career Statistics Shots Goals Assists 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

PHILIP MCDONNELL in

Points 0 0

GWG 0 0

FORWARD

Sophomore from Memphis, TN Christian Brothers High School Height: 5-9 Weight: 140 Born: 12-21-73 Major: Business Parents: Phil and Judy McDonnell 1992: Played in all 19 games as a freshman...Started 13 matches...Great speed...PREP: Sweeper and Midfielder on three Tennessee State Championship teams...Lettered four years for Steve Lape...Captained his senior team...All-district 1991, 92...First team all-tournament in 1992...National Honor Society...Senior Class vice-president McDonnell's Career Statistics Year Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 9 0 1 1 0 9 0 1 1 0 1992

JAKE MEYER

GOALKEEPER

Sophomore from Vancouver, WA Columbia River High School Height: 6-1 Weight: 177 Born: 9-5-74 Major: Electrical Engineering Parents: Dennis and Pamela Meyer 1992: Redshirted...PREP: Four-year letterman as a goalie-midfielder...AIIstate selection for four years.. All-region two years...Played for Chuck Hart..Member of the Washington Olympic Development squad...Mernber of DECA.

MEET THE TIGERS BROOKS MONAGHAN

10 GOALKEEPER

Junior from Memphis, TN Christian Brothers High School University of Evansville Height: 6-1 Weight: 175 Bom: 8-10-73 Parents: Brooks and Bonnie Monaghan 1992: Played every minute of all 19 of the Tigers'matches... Recorded an MSU season high of 11 shutouts...Should break the MSU career shutout record of 14 this year...Allowed only 16 goals in 1992, the fewest ever at MSU...Hfe 0.80 GAA represents the lowest ever at Memphis State for a single season...Recorded three shutouts in a row in 1992...First Tiger goalie to stop a penalty kick since 1988...Was ranked among the top-10 goalies nationally last year...Recorded 96 saves during die '92 season, fourth highest in a season at MSU...Named first team All-Great Midwest Conference...Was the top-ranked goalie in the south region...Earned Great Midwest Conference player of the week three times during the 1992season... Registered an assistagainstSouth Alabamaâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;The only Tiger goalie ever to record a point AT EVANSVILLE: Transfer from soccer powerhouse University of Evansville...Has three years of eligibility remaining...Received Soccer America's Goalkeeper-of-the-Week during 1992 season...Allowed one goal in 400 minutes at Evansville...PREP...Played on two Tennessee State Championship teams.. .Ail-American in 1991... All-state twoyears... Played goalkeeper for coach David Dietrich. Monaghan's Career Statistics Year GP-GS f.lin. SVS. GA. GAA. SO. 1992 19-19 1800 96 16 0.80 11 Totals 19-19 1800 96 16 0.80 11

BRANDON MOSES

FORWARD

Freshman from Brentwood, TN Brentwood High School Height: 5-11 Weight: 150 Bom: 7-30-73 Parent: Dennis Moses 1992: Redshirted.PREP- Played forward for the runner-up team in the 1992 , Tennessee state championships...Was selected to all-city team in 1992...Scored three goals against Page High School...Had eight goals and five assists in his senior year...Honor Roll student..Played for Robin Dieterich.

MEET THE TIGERS DAVID NORRIS

MIDFIELDER

Senior from Memphis, TN Memphis University School Height: 5-11 Weight: 165 Bom: 3-26-72 Major: Journalism Parents: Oscar and Janet Morris 1992-Played in 18 games...Started four games...Tiger's fourth leading scorer...Took eight shots...Scored three goals...Scored game-winner against VanderbiIt...Three assists ties for third most for the Tigers...1991- Started in all of the Tigers 18 games as a midfielder...Scored four goals on 25 shots...Had two game-winners...Added two assists for a total of 10 points which was third highest" on team... 1990- Played in 13 games for the Tigers...Morris started twice...Scored one goal and had one assist...Took seven shots. PREP- Four-year letterman at Memphis University School...All-Shelby Metro as a senior...Scored 15 goals and added 13 assists his final year..Team captain and MVP of teams that won the Region 7 championship in '87 and '88...Participated in the Olympic Development Program. Morris' Career Statistics Year

1990 1991

1992 Totals

Shots 7 25 8 40

Goals 1

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Assists 2 2 3 7

4 3 8

Points 4 10 9 23

GWG 0 2 1 3

FORWARD

THOMAS OHLMEIER

Senior from Hamelausen, Germany Gymnasium am Wall Verden Height: 6-3 Weight: 186 Born: 4-9-62 Parents: Hermann and Elfriede Ohlmoior

1992: Was the Tigers second-leading scorer in 1992.. .Tied for the lead in gamewinning goals with three...The 1992 Tiger assist leader...Has adjusted well to the collegiate style of play and should be among the leaders in both scoring and assists this year.. .Named second team All- Great Midwest Conference in his firstyear... Club Team: Played for club team ASC Nienburg...Played midfield...His high school did not participate in interscholasttc sports Ohlmeier's Career Statistics Year 1992 Totals

6 6

34 34

Goals

Shots

|LiL_

Assists 6 6

Points 18 18

GWG 3 3

DEFENDER

JUSTIN ROSE

Sophomore from Memphis, TN White Station High School Height: 5-8 Weight: 150 Born: 3-20-74 Parents: Larry Rose and Kathie Moore 1992: Played in eight games...Started in two matches...First collegiate start came against nationally-ranked St. Louis...Plays great defense...Hard tackier...Had a good spring...Good work ethic...Will be counted on to shore-up

MEET THE TIGERS

the Tigers' depleted defense. PREP: Lettered three years for coach Enoch Thueatt..AII- district 1991, 92...Scored seven goals with seven assists as a senior defenseman...Scored fourteen goals and 16 assists in high school...Nickname is Super...Honor student. Year 1992 Totals

GP-GS 8 8

Shots 2 2

Rose's Career Statistics Goals Assists 2 0 0 2 0 0

TOMMY SMITH

Points 0 0

GWG 0 0

MIDFIELDER

Sophomore from Memphis, TN Christian Brothers High School Height: 5-7 Weight: 138 Born: 12-9-73 Parents: Patrick and Linda Smith 1992: Played in 16 matches...Scored a goal against Centenary...Also had an assist..Member of the Tiger 3.0 Club. PREP: Midfielder on three Tennessee State Championship teams...Lettered four times at C8HS...Earned all-league honors in 1990,91,92...Two-time first team all-district and all-metro..Twice named to the TSSAA all-tourney team.. .Earned two letters asakicker in football...Had15goals and 26 assists as a senior...National Honor Society...Honor Roll Student...Played for Steve Lape.

Year 1992

Totals

GP-GS 16-0

16-0

Shots

1 4 1 4

Smith's Career Statistics Goals Assists

1 1

GREG SWEARINGEN

Points

3 3

GWG 0 0

MIDFIELDER

Freshman from Memphis, TN Catholic High School Height: 5-7 Weight: 138 Born: 8-9-73 Major: Undecided Parents: John and Susan Swearingen 1992: Redshirted...Hadagoodspring..PREP: Lettered in soccer four years.. Alldistrict as a senior... Honorable mention all-district as a junior... Cap tain of soccer team as a junior and senior...Lettered in wrestling.cross country and track...Member of Catholic High band and Jazz band...Played soccer for Gerry Altoir.

TIGER NEWCOMERS KEVIN BEAVER Freshman from Hendersonville, TN Hendersonville High School Height: 5-10 Weight: 168 Bom: 5-1-75, in Raleigh, NC Parents: Joe and Sandy Beaver

Will be a big help to the Tiger team both offensively and defensively....Was an AilDistrict performer his senior season at Hendersonville High SchooL.Was an AllCounty selection.. .Was chosen 2nd team All-Midstate for his performance during his senior season. FERGAL FORDE Freshman from Ballina, Irelnad St. Muredach's College Height: 5-10 Weight: 160 Born: 2/11/70 Parents: Terence and Maura Forde Should be an immediate impact playerfor coach Chris Bartels. ..Has looked good in pre-season workouts...Will provide plenty of speed at the midfield position. SCOTT GRANT Junior from Benoni, South Africa Transfer from Florida Atlantic University Height: 5-10 Weight: 168 Born: 12-21-72, Glasgow, Scotland Parents: Jim and Trene Grant At FAU: Played Forward...Started nine matches...Played in all 19 matches-Scored seven goals-Three assists...High school team won the South African Championship in 1990...Played on South African Amateur Championship team in 1991 BERNARD LICARI Junior from Floriana, Malta Savio College Height: 5-9 Weight: 160 Born: 7-7-71, Toronto, Canada Parents: Marlene & Bernard Licari At Savio College-Played Soccer and Volleyball. ..Captained championship teams from 1984-1986...Played on the Maltese National team...Scored a goal against Ireland when playing for the Maltese Olympic team...Had an outstanding game against Scotland in a preparation game for the 1990 World Cup...Was Top scorer for Florianna team from 1988-90...Scored four goals against Rivals Sliema Wanderers.

TIGER NEWCOMERS

JOHNNY NEFF Freshman from Bartlett, TN Bartlett High School Height: 5-8 Weight: 155 Born: 5-26-75 in Memphis, TN Parents: John and Peggy Neff Prep: Four-year letterman in soccer...1992 District 15 Most-Valuable-Player...Alldistrictthreeyears...AII-tournament three years...Played sweeper and midfield...Best of Prep selection three years...One of five finalists for the 1992 Best of Preps...Captained for Bartlett three years...Played in the 1992 Tennessee All-Star game...Bartlett spring sports player-of-the-year. JEREMY NEMENS Freshman from St. Louis, MO St. Charles High School Height: 5-9 Weight:145 Born: 12-10-75 Parents: Jeff and Karen Nemens Prep: Lettered four years in soccer...Two-time selection to first team alldistrict...Honorable-mention all-state in 1992...First-teamall-conferencein1992...Recorded 13 assists and four goals as a senior.

ROBERT PEPPER Freshman from Birmingham, England Sollihull Sixth Form College Height: 5-9 Weight: 145 Born: 11-26-73 Parents: Tom & Barbara Pepper Prep: Played on six championship teams...Captained 1992 Championship team...Played the midfielder and defender positions...Was named All-State and AllCity. BRYAN REDDIN Freshman from Germantown, TN Christian Brothers High School (Memphis) Height: 6-1 Weight: 194 Born: 1-25-75 in Memphis, TN Parents: Ron and Susan Reddin Prep: Lettered four times at CBHS...Played on three State Championship teams...1993 District MVP...First-team all-district ,1992, '93...Led team in assists with 17 as a senior...1993 Recipient of MSU's Tim McCage Memorial Scholarship.

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1993 TIGER ROSTER

Pos. GK GK F M-D M-D M M M M M F M M F D F F-M D D F D D D M M F-M D F

Name Jake Meyer Brooks Monaghan Johnny Neff Robert Pepper Clint Browne Philip McDonnell Damon Davis Russell Church Tommy Smith Thomas Ohlmeier Bernard Licari David Norris Fergal Forde Carter Fairley BrentJordan Scott Grant Keith Gardino Justin Rose Goran Larsson Brian Reddin Mike McCluskey Matt Bailey Greg Gailina Dale Halliburton Kevin Beaver Bryan Inman Jeremy Nemens Brandon Moses

Pos. D M-D M M D F M D F-M M M F-M D D F D M GK GK F M-D D M M M-D D D M D

Name Matt Bailey Clint Browne Kevin Beaver Russell Church Damon Davis Carter Fairley Fergal Forde Greg Gallina Keith Gardino Dale Halliburton John Hyden Bryan Inman BrentJordan Goran Larsson Bernard Licari Mike McCluskey Philip McDonnell Jake Meyer Brooks Monaghan Brandon Moses John Neff Jeremy Nemens David Norris Thomas Ohlmeier Robert Pepper Brian Reddin Justin Rose Tommy Smith GregSwearingen

Alphabetical Ht. Wt. 6-2 160 5-10 170 5-10 168 5-10 156 5-10 165 6-0 160 5-9 160 5-8 150 5-11 160 5-10 170 5-10 160 5-8 135 5-11 165 5-11 180 5-9 160 6-3 185 140 5-9 6-2 165 6-1 175 5-11 150 5-8 155 145 5-9 5-11 165 6-3 190 5-9 145 6-1 194 5-8 150 5-7 137 5-7 138

Ht. 6-1 6-1 5-8 5-9 5-10 5-9 5-9 5-10 5-7 6-3 5-9 5-11 5-9 6-0 5-11 5-10 5-11 5-8 5-11 6-1 6-3 6-2 5-9 5-10 5-10 5-8 5-9 5-11

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Sr. Sr. So. Sr. So. So. Jr.

Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. So. So.

Numerical Wt. Cl. 180 So. 175 Jr. 155 Fr. 145 Fr. 170 Jr. 140 So. So. 140 156 Jr. 137 So. Sr. 190 160 So. 165 Sr. 160 Fr. 160 So. 165 Sr. So. 168 160 Jr. So. 150 180 Sr. 194 Fr. 185 Sr. 160 Jr. So. 150 170 Sr. 168 Fr. 135 Fr. 145 Fr. 150 Fr.

Hometown/High School Memphis/Craigmont Birmingham, England/S. Bromsgrove Hendersonville/Hendersonvile High Benoni, South Africa/Benoni Memphis/Christian Brothers West Memphis, AR/Christian Brothers Ballina, Ireland/St. Muredach's Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/Christian Brothers Univeristy Memphis/St. Benedict's Memphis/Kirby St. Louis, MO/Lindbergh Skanor, Sweden/Soderslattsgymasiet Floriana, Malta/Savio College Germantown, TN/Germantown Memphis/Christian Brothers Vancouver, WA./Columbia River Memphis/Christian Brothers Brentwood, TN/Brentwood Barlett.TN/Bartlett St. Louis, MO/St. Charles Memphis/Memphis University School Olderburg, Germany/Gym am Wail Verden Birmingham, England/Sollihull College Germantown.TN/Christian Brothers Memphis/White Station Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/Catholic

Hometown/High School Vancouver. WA/Columbia River Memphis/Christian Brothers Bartlett.TN/bartlett Birmingham, England/Sollihull College Birmingham, England/S. Bromsgrove Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/Christian Brothers Benoni, South Africa/Benoni Memphis/Christian Brothers Olderburg, Germany/Gym amWallVerden Floriana, Malta/Savio College Memphis/Memphis University School Ballina, Irelnad/St. Muredach's West Memphis, AR/Christian Brothers SL Louis, MO/Lindbergh Benoni, South Africa/Benoni Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/White Station Skanor, Sweden/Soderslattsgymnasiet Memphis/Christian Brothers Germantown, TN/Germantown Memphis/Craigmont Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/Christian Brothers University Memphis/St. Benedict's Memphis/Kirby St. Louis, MO/St. Charles Brentwood, TN/Brentwood

1992 RESULTS & STATISTICS Date Sept.

Oct.

Nov. Nov. Nov.

Overall Record: 14-3-2; Home: 5-3-1; Away 1-5-1; Neutral:; 1-1-0 Opponent Score GWG Goalie Norris Lhommeau Morris Chung Ohlmeier Ohlmeier Redd O'Sullivan O'Sullivan N/A Redd Pileggi N/A

6 Vanderbilt W1-0 W3-0 7 Southern Indiana 13 @ Arkansas-Little Rock W2-0 18 ©South Florida LO-4 20 ©Central Florida W2-0 26 DePaul (@ Milwaukee) W2-0 27 © Marquette W1-0 4 Alabama-Birmingham W4-1 7 Western Kentucky W1-0 10 St. Louis T1-1 11 Cincinnati W2-0 16 Southwest Missouri St. W3-0 18 © South Florida T1-1 23 © Kentucky L1-2 Quincy College W2-1 25 28 Christian Brothers W3-2 1 Centenary W4-0 Great Midwest Conference Tournament (at St. Louis) Alabama- Birmingham W4-0 7 8 St Louis L1-4

Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan

O'Sullivan Ohlmeier O'Sullivan Lhommeau

Monaghan Monaghan

1992 Player Statistics No. 10 9 19 11 3 4 12 13 20 8 6 23 14 16 5 1 2 15 7 21 17 18

PLAYER Gareth O'Sullivan Thomas Ohlmeier Alan Redd David Norris Russell Church Clint Browne Patrice Lhommeau Rick Morris Carter Fairly Tommy Smith Damon Davis Greg Gallina Brent Jordan Frank Pileggi Philip McDonnell Brooks Monaghan Scott Spencer Gerald Turner Jim Abbott Matt Bailey Justin Rose Goran Larsson MEMPHIS STATE OPPONENTS

No. 1

PLAYER Brooks Monaghan Opponents

GP-GS 19-19 19-18 18-15 18-4 16-16 17-17 12-9 19-19 4-0 16-0 12-2 2-0 14-14 19-19 19-13 19-19 18-18 16-2 10-0 2-0 8-2 7-0 19-19 19-19

GP-GS 19-19 19-19

SHOTS 73 34 32 8 14 21 10 9 3 14 1 2 5 17 9 0 2 6 3 1 2 1 272 216

MIN 1800 1800

SH 96 216

GOAL 12 6 5 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 16

SOG 142 187

SV 96 90

ASSISTS POINTS GWG 5 3 29 6 18 3 2 12 2 3 9 1 3 7 0 2 6 0 0 6 2 2 1 4 1 3 0 1 3 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 2 0 2 0 1 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 108 14 14 46 3

SV %

GA 16 38

GAA 0.80 1.90

1992 SEASON REVIEW

The crucial ingredients were all there: experience, talent, motivation and desire. Memphis State coach Chris Bartels needed only to blend them properly for a winning concoction, and he came up with a recipe for success. "With a very talented core of players returning and a good mixture of transfers and freshmen coming in, the only question would be "would the chemistry be right?" Bartels said. Bartels expected a good year for his team despite coming off a disappointing 1991 season. MSU started '91 with an impressive 7-2-2 record, only to lose it's last seven games andfinish at 7-9-2. In 1992,the Tigers delivered on their promise and set several school records in the process. MSU's 14 wins last year equalled the Tiger's record settingl 986 season, the most in a season. Their 14-3-2 record represents the highest winning percentage (.789) ever at MSU. By giving up only 16goals last year, the Tigers shattered the goals-allowed record of 22 set in 1986, and with 11 shutouts, they beat the 1986 record by three. The Tigers were ateam of streaks in '92, ayear in whichtheyhadanine-game unbeaten streak, the longest in MSU history. Their five-game unbeaten streak on the road was also the longest ever for a Tiger squad, and the five consecutive home wins equalled the 1986 record. They had two three-game shutout streaks, where they outscored their opponents, 11-0. Bartels winning combination included 11 returning players and "the best" recruiting class he said he's had. Seven of MSU's 18 new players saw action in 14 or more of the Tigers' 17 games. Transfers Brooks Monaghan, Thomas Ohlmeier and Russell Church and freshman Philip McDonnell started nearly all of the Tigers games and not only blended in well with the returning starters but became a large part of the Tigers' success last year. But the season belonged to the goalkeeper, Monaghan, whotransferedfromthe University of Evansville to record all of MSU's 11 shutouts. Monaghan was a top-10 goalkeeper nationally and rated as the top goalie

in the South region. He gave up only 16 goals in 1992 and had a goals against average of 0.80. At one point during the '92 season, he was ranked fifth in the country with a GAA of 0.50. Monaghan will likely eclipse the sixyear-old career shutout record of 14 set by E.J. Gilley in 1983-1987. "Monaghan was an A-1 keeper," Bartels said. "He played with an awful lot of confidence and he controled his area better than anyone I've ever seen. He doesn't accept mediocre performances from either himself or his teammates, and he's pretty vocal about that." Of course, Monaghan's teammates weren't in the habit of turning in mediocre performances. Ohlmeier, a junior from Oldenburg, Germany, led the Tigers in assists and advanced his game throughout the year to sco re sixgoals in the latter part of theseason. "Thomas added maturity and experience totheteam, and afterheadjustedto the college game he scored some good goals for us," Bartels said. "He had three game-winners late in the season when we really needed them, and you can't beat that." Ohlmeier was second in team scoring fortheTigers behind seniorGarethO'Sullivan. O'Sullivan scored 12 goals last year to lead the Tigers In scoring forthe third consecutive season even though hedrewthe most defensive pressure in nearly every game. Since O'Sullivan's arrival at MS U, he started 57 out of 59 games. "Gareth was a bit unlucky In 1992 in that he has scored but 12 goals," Bartels said. "But Gareth was dangerous and every team knew that he was dangerous." Junior Alan Redd, who moved from the defender slot to forward last year, did a tremendous job in relieving O'Sullivan from some of thepressurethathefaced during the 1991 year when the Tigers played with only one true forward. With four goals last year, Redd was thethird leading goalscorerforthe Tigers. "There's another guy (Redd), who, with a little bit of luck and a little more concentration, could have scored some more goals," Bartels said. "But he did a good job for us,"

1992 SEASON REVIEW The play at midfield also took much of the pressure off O'SuIlivan. With Ohlmeler leading the way, fivedifferentTiger midfielders accounted for 16 of the 38 goals scored last year. Church, a sophomore transfer from 1991 NAIA champion Boca Raton, scored two goals and dished out three assists in 1992. Patrice Lhommeau, a midfielder from les Sables D'olonne, France, started the year hot but injured his ankle and missed most of the season. Lhommeau came back to start the last game of the regular season and was ready for action in the conference tournament where, he scored the Tigers' only goal against St. Louis in the GMW Championship game. Midfielders Clint Browne, a junior from Birmingham, England, and David Morris of Memphis scored two and three goals respectively. Brent Jordan, a junior from St. Louis, provided the Tigers with great midfield play while passing out two assists. "With that kind of balance it makes it tough to pick on one man," Bartels said. "But Gareth was always going to be the marked man." The Tigers' defense, which was led by three seniors, was remarkable as well. Frank Pileggi, Rick Morris and team leader Scott Spencer allowed only one team, St. Louis, more than 20 shots in a match. The Tigers limited 10 of their opponents to 10 shots or less and 15 opponents to 15 shots or less. "The defense was phenomenal," Bartels said. "Those three guys played together so longthattheyknew each other's every move. They played their hearts out on every ball." The talent of the reserves was a deciding factor in several of MSU's victories. The 1992 sqaud had a great deal of depth, and the freshmen saw more playing time than Bartels had anticipated. "I thought they would get a little playing time here or there, but because of the injuries, to Patrice in particular, and a red card here orthere, they had to be thrown into the fire," Bartels said. "But when they got in there, there was no letdown at all, sometimes there was a surge." McDonnell, a freshman from Christian

Brothers High School in Memphis, was a key element in thechampionshipdrive.Heplayed in all 17 matches and started in 13. "McDonnell is pretty cool on the ball," said Bartels. "He always made good decisions." Twootherfreshmenwhosawsignificant amounts of playing time were Tommy Smith of CBHSandGeraldTumerof Harding Academy in Memphis. While Smith did not start a single match, he played in 16 matches and scored a goal in the final match of the regular season.Turner started the final two matches and played In 16 of the Tigers' 19 games. When Bartels needed speed he turned to Smith and Turner for tenacity on defense. Justin Rose, a freshman from White Station High School In Memphis, played In seven matches and with only five minutes of match experience against Alabama-Birmingham, Rose made his first collegiate start against eth-ranked St. Louis University in place of Brent Jordan who had to sit the game out with a red card. "Justin may be the back of the future," Bartels said. "He had a great game against Centenary and a good game against St. Louis." Bartels likes Rose's work ethic, saying he works hard for every ball and will get down and do the dirty work for you. Damon Davis, another freshman from CBHS, saw action in 10 games and while playing out of his usual forward position scored a goal and added two assists. Two more freshmen, both from CBHS, scored goals for the Tigers. Despite playing in only two matches, Greg Gallina scored his first goal as a Tiger just 30 seconds afterentering a match for the first time. Carter Fairley, who played in four matches, had a goal and an assist to tie Smith forthe honor of the highest scoring freshman In the talented class of 1995.

RECORDS & HONORS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

MOST GAMES PLAYED Season 22 by nine players (1984) Career 83byPat FBcher(1983-1986) MOST GOALS Gama .. 4 by Morten Akerfors vs.Rhodes(1987) Season 17 Morten Ankerfors( 1987) Career 49 by Morten Akerfors(1987-1990) MOST ASSISTS Game .4byJohnCookevs.SWMO.St.(1987) Season 10 by David Jackson(1984) Career 22 by Donal McDonagh(1986-1988) MOST POINTS Game

9 by Morton Akerfors vs. Rhodes(W)

Season Career MOST SHOTS

37 by Morion Akerfors (1987) 104 by Morion Ak9rtbrs( 1987-90)

Game ...15 by D. McOonagh vs. S. Mss(1988) Season 113by Donal McDonagh (1986) Career 293 by Donal McDonagh (1986-88) MOST SAVES Game 24 by E.J. Gilley vs. WakeForrest (1984) Season 169 by E.J.Gilley (1983) Career 416 by E.J.Gilfcsy (1983-87) MOST SHUTOUTS Season Career

11by Brooks Monaghan (1992) 14 by E.J. Gilley (1983-87)

TEAM RECORDS MOST GAMES PLAYED Season 22 (1984) MOST GOALS SCORED Season 9 vs. Rhodes (1988) MOST GOALS ALLOWED Game 11 vs. Alabama (1982) Season 55 (1982) FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED Season 16(1992) MOST ASSISTS Game 10 vs. S.W. Missouri (1987) Season 44 (1987) MOST POINTS Season 151 (1984) MOST SHOTS Game 41 vs. Rhodes (1988) Season 420 (1983) FEWEST SHOTS Game 2 vs. Evansville (1989) MOST FOULS Game 29vs. So. Ill-Edwardsville(1986) MOST CORNER KICKS Game 12 vs. South Alabama (1986) MOST SAVES Game 24 vs. Wake Forest (1984) MOST SHUTOUTS Season 11(1992) Opponent 6 (1982,1983) LONGEST WINNING STREAK 6(1986-87) LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK 10 (1986-87) LONGEST LOSING STREAK 6 (1991) LONGEST WINLESS STREAK . 5 (1987,1991)

ALL-CONFERENCE, ALL REGION 1992 Great Midwest All-Conference First Team Gareth O'Sullivan Scott Spencer Brooks Monaghan Second Team Frank Pileggi Thomas Ohlmeier 1991 Great Midwest All-Conference 1st Team Jim Hink Gareth O'Sullivan 2nd Team Frank Pileggi Scott Spencer

All-South Region 1989 Trevor Buckland 1988

Trevor Buckland Donal McDonnagh . Iff!!!! is;;i;i g ^School:

1993, Brian Redden-Christain Brothers 1992, Justin Rose-White Station 1991, Matt Bailey-Craigmont

RECORDS & HONORS CAREER GOALS 1. Morten Akerfors (1987-90) 2. Gareth O'Sullivan (1989-92) 3. Donal McDonagh (1986-88) 4. John Cooke (1984-87) 4. Larry Creson (1983-84)

49 37 34 24 24

CAREER ASSISTS 1. Donal McDonagh (1986-88) 2. David Jackson (1982-85) John Cooke (1984-87) 4. Pat Fischer (1983-86) 5. Gareth O'Sullivan (1989-92)

22 19 19 18 14

CAREER POINTS 1. Morten Akerfors (1987-90) 2. Donal McDonagh (1986-88) 3. Gareth O'Sullivan (1989-92) 4. John Cooke (1984-87) 5. Larry Creson (1983-84)

CAREER GAMES 1. Pat Fischer (1983-86) 2. Kenny Heckman (1982-85) Mike Kauker (1983-86) 4. John Cooke (1984-87) David Tappan (1984-88)

104 90 89 77 57

83 82 82 78 78

SEASON GOALS I.Morten Akerfors (1987) ............................. 2. Larry Creson (1984) ............................. 3. Donal McDonagh (1988) ............................. Ross Kuns (1985) ............................. 5. Donal McDonagh (1986) ............................. 5. Gareth O'Sullivan (1992) .............................

17 15 14 14 12 12

SEASON ASSISTS 1. David Johnson (1984) ............................. 2. Paulo Aur (1985) ............................. Donal McDonagh (1987) ............................. 4. Four tied for fourth .............................

10 9 9 8

SEASON POINTS 1 . Morten Akerfors (1 987) ............................. 37 2. Donal McDonagh (1988) ............................. 36 3. Larry Creson (1984) ............................. 35 4. Ross Kuns (1985) ............................. 31 5. Donal McDonagh (1986) ............................. 29 5. Gareth O'Sullivan (1992) ............................. 29 SEASON SAVES 1. E. J. Gilley (1983) 2. E. J. Gilley (1984) 3. Matt Price (1986) 4. Brooks Monaghan 5. Todd Scarpacs (1990)

169 141 106 96 ............................. 87

Morten Akerfors 1987-1990

Gareth O'Sullivan 1989-1992

Larry Creson 1983-1984

E.J. Gilley 1983-1984

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

Shots N/A DidierAur John Cooke Paulo Aur Donal McDonagh Morten Akerfors Donal McDonagh Morten Akerfors Gareth O'Sullivan Gareth O'Sullivan Gareth O'Sullivan

1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

Gareth O'Sullivan 9 Gareth O'Sullivan 12

1991 1992

Goals BoMelson 10 Larry Creson 9 Larry Creson 15 RossKuns 14 Donal McDonagh 12 Morten Akerfors 17 Donal McDonagh 14 Morten Akerfors 11 Morten Akerfors 10

1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990

1982

68 49 59 113 73 108 77 44 59 73

^^^^^^â&#x20AC;˘l Year Coach 1982 Peter Bermel 1983 Peter Bermel 1984 Peter Bermel 1985 Peter Bermel 1986 Peter Bermel 1987 Peter Bermel 1988 Chris Bartels 1989 Chris Bartels 1990 Chris Bartels 1991 Chris Bartels 1992 Chris Bartels All-Time Totals

Goalie Saves N/A E.J. Gilley 169 E.J. Gilley 141 E.J. Gilley 84 Matt Price 106 Matt Price 57 Troy Norwood 70 Troy Norwood 64 Todd Scarpace 87 Todd Scarpace 66 Brooks Monaghan 96

Goal Against Avg. N/A E.J. Gilley 1.39 E.J. Gilley 1.97 E.J. Gilley 1.69 Matt Price 1.02 Matt Price 1.50 Troy Norwood 1 .29 Todd Scarpace 0.92 Nathan Markway 1.44 Todd Scarpace 1 .67 Brooks Monaghan 0.80

Gareth O'Sullivan 22 Gareth O'Sullivan 29

Assists Bo Melson 8 Pat Fischer 8 David Jackson 10 Paulo Aur 9 McDonagh, Cooke 5 Donal McDonagh 9 Donal McDonagh 8 Jim Hink 6 Gareth O'Sullivan 4 Patrice Lhommeau 4 Jim Hink 6 Thomas Ohlmeier 6

Points Bo Melson Larry Creson Larry Creson Ross Kuns Donal McDonagh Morten Akerfors Donal McDonagh Morten Akerfors Gareth O'Sullivan

28 22 35 31 29 37 36 24 22

Year-by-Year Record j^^^^^^H Overall Home Away Pet. 7-11-2 6-4-1 1-7-1 .400 10-8-2 5-2-2 5-6-0 .550 10-9-3 8-4-0 2-5-3 .523 12-7-2 8-3-1 4-4-1 .619 14-4-2 8-0-1 6-4-1 .750 9-9-2 6-4-0 3-5-2 .500 3-5-2 .528 8-7-3 5-2-1 10-10-1 6-5-0 4-5-1 .500 10-9-1 7-2-1 3-7-0 .525 7-9-2 5-3-1 2-6-1 .444 14-3-2 8-0-2 6-2-1 .789 39-56-12 .557 111-86-22 72-29-10

IHES Years 1982-87 1988-92

Coach Peter Bermel Chris Bartels

Overall 62-48-13 49-38-9

Away 21-31-8 18-25-5

Home 41-17-5 31-12-5

Pet. .557 .552

THE LAST TIME A TIGER.. Scored 4 Goals: Morten Akerfors vs. Rhodes College (1987), 4 goals Scored 3 Goals: Donal McDonagh vs. Mercer College (1988), 3 goals Recorded 4 Assists: John Cooke vs. SW Missouri State (1987), 4 assists Recorded 3 Assists: Jim Hink vs. Georgia State (1989), 3 assists Recorded 10 Shots: Donal McDonagh vs. So. Mississippi (1988), 15 shots Recorded 10 Saves: Todd Scarpace vs. Cincinnati (1991), 13 saves Recorded 15 Saves: E.J. Gilley vs. Wake Forest (1984), 24 saves Recorded 20 Saves: E.J. Gilley vs. Wake Forest (1984), 24 saves Recorded Back-to-Back Shutouts: Brooks Monaghan (Twice in 1992) Recorded 3 Shutouts in a Row: Brooks Monaghan (Twice in 1992) Stopped a Penalty Kick: Brooks Monaghan vs. Southern Indiana (1992)

THE LAST TIME THE TIGERS.. Scored Six Goals In a Game: MSU vs. Nicholls (1990) 6-0, Rhodes (1990), 6-1 Scored Five Goals In a Game: MSU vs. Southeast Missouri State (1990), 5-1 Scored Five Goals in a Half: MSU vs. Rhodes (1989), 5-0 Won Three Straight Road Games: C. Florida, Marquette, DePaul (1992) Won Four Straight Road Games: C. Florida, Marquette, DePaul, UAB (1992) Won Three Straight Home Games: Twice in 1992 Won Five Straight Home Games: 1992 Home Unbeaten Streak (Season) 9 (1986,1992) Home Unbeaten Streak 11 (1986-1987) Had 30 Shots: MSU vs. Rhodes (1989) 33 shots Had 35 Shots: MSU vs. Rhodes (1988) 41 shots Had 40 Shots: MSU vs. Rhodes (1988) 41 shots Were Involved in a 0-0 Tie: MSU vs. Appalachian State (1986)

23 Mama Abbott. Pat Abbott, Paul Akerfors, Morton Allen, Rob Arrandale, John Aur, Didier Aur, Paulo Bailey, Matt Breslau, Jeff Bridges, Tony Browne, Clint Buckland, Trevor Creson, Larry Cooke, John Dang.Phoung Davis, Damon Devall, Dan Fairley, Carter Ferrera, Bonnie Fischer, Pat Fletcher, Chris Gaither, Russ Gallina, Greg Gilley, E.J. Gilley. Sean Goad, Jon Halford, Scott Hauss, Scoff Heckman, Kenny Hink, Jeff Hink, Jim Holland, Jimmy Huck, Joe Jackson, David Jordan, Brent Johnson, Pat Kauker, Mike Kauker, Robi Knight, Eddie Konieczny, Jeff Kuns, Ross Laster, Steve Lhommeau, Patrice Locks, Greg Martin, Bruce McCage, Tim McDonagh, Donal Mehrhoff, Jay Melkent, Tony Melson, Bo Middleton, Chad Morris, Rick Mueller, Mike Musicante, Jorge Musicante, Sorgio Norris, David Norris, John

MSU ALL-TIME ROSTER POS M D F F M M M D F M M-D D-F F F F-D M D-M F D-M M D D F-D D M M M M 0 F M D-F M D-F D F D-M M D M F M M M M F M M M F D M D-M F F F M

YEARS 1988-89-90-92 1983 1987-88-89-90 1987-88-89-90 1989-90-91 1982-83 1984-85 1991-92 1984-85-86-87 1982-86 1991-92 1987-88-89 1983-84 1984-85-86-87 1982-83-84 1992 1990 1992 1984-85-86 1983-84-85-86 1989 1989 1992 1983-84 1988 1987 1987 1983-84 1982-83-84-85 1984-85-88 1988-89-90-91 1984-85-86 1998 1982-83-84-85 1991-92 1982-83-84 1982-84-85-86 1987 1986-87-88-89 1987-88 1985-86 1986-88 1990-91-92 1988-89-90-91 1989 1990 1986-87-88 1990 1987 1982 1990-91 1989-90-91-92 1982-83-84 1986-87 1986-87 1990-91-92 1987-88-89-90

GP 62 19 70 48 32 38 30 3 51 40 31 51 42 78 50 12 17 4 52 83 14 18 2 18 1 20 2 41 82 27 65 61 1 74 30 49 82 20 75 36 40 8 45 72 5 1 54 1 3 20 35 68 61 24 28 49 65

G 3 0 49 8 3 5 10 0 2 6 3 14 24 29 3 0 2 1 1 12 0 2 1 2 0 1 0 4 1 1 10 3 0 17 1 5 2 1 3 3 21 0 8 4 0 1 34 0 0 10 1 5 9 1 3 8 1

A 5 0 6 2 3 5 13 0 3 3 2 10 9 19 8 2 0 1 4 18 1 1 0 1 0 4 0 2 3 0 16 1 0 19 2 5 7 1 3 4

0 5 9 0 3 22 0 0 8 0 4 3 2 1 6 6

m*w. PTS 11 0 104 18 9 15 33 0 7 15 8 38 57 77 14 2 4 3 6 42 1 5 2 5 0 6 0 10 5 2 36 7 0 5 4 15 11 3 9 10 50 0 21 17 0 5 90 0 0 28 2 14 21 4 7 22 8

ALL-TIME ROSTER Ohlmeier, Thomas O'Sullivari, Gareth Petlnger, Matt Piel, Troy Pike, Kevin Pileggi, Frank Poczobut, David Redd, Alan Rose, Justin Salter, Billy Schiffer, Mike Schumann, Volker Smith, Marty Spencer, Scott Smith, Tommy Spilker, Carl Sprout, Bryant Tappan, David Turner, Gerald Turner, Scott Vopel, Bill Whitworth, Butch Wiabel, Bobby Williams, Mickey Winfrey, Rob Yun, Won

F F D M D F D D D F F-D F D M D M M M D D M D D M F

1992 1989-90-91-92 1983 1987-88-89 1982 1989-90-91-92 1986-87-88 1990-91-92 1992 1985 1984 1989-90-91 1991 1990-91-92 1992 1987-88 1991 1984-86-87-88 1992 1987-88 1982 1985-86 1984 1984-85 1988-89 1982-83

19 74 20 40 10 75 51 53 8 21 10 54 3 56 16 36 7 78 16 37 13 32 14 35 34 28

6 37 3 0 0 3 3 7 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 8 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 10

6 15 3 0 0 6 2 6 0 1 1 5 0 3 1 6 0 5 0 3 0 2 0 3 7 6

18 89 9 0 0 12 8 20 0 1 1 11 0 3 3 22 0 17 0 5 0 2 0 3 11 26

GOALKEEPING REGISTER Pos Player GK Gilley, E.J. Markway, Nathan GK Monaghan, Brooks GK GK Norwood, Troy GK Price, Matt GK Romeg, Robbie Scarpace, Todd GK Williams, Bobby GK

Yean 1983-84-85-87 1990-91 1992 1988-89 1986-87 1982 1988-89-90-91 1983

GP 68 10 19 31 43 N/A 44 5

GA 122 14 16 47 51 N/A 68 2

SVS 416 74 96 134 189 N/A 207 5

GAA N/A 2.00 .80 1.53 N/A N/A 1.67 N/A

ALL-TIME RECORDS MSU

OPPONENT Alabama A&M Alabama-Birmingham Alabama-Huntsvilla Appalachian State Arkansas-Little Rock Belhaven College Boca Raton Bowling Green Bradley Centenary Central Florida Christian Brothers Cincinnati Covenant Davidson DePaul Eastern Michigan Eartham College Evansville Florida Tech Georgia State Illinois State Indiana John Brown University Kentucky Liberty Undenwood Louisville Marquette Mercer Miami, Ohio Milsaps Mississippi Missouri-Holla Missouri-SL Louis New Mexico Nicholls State UNC-Charlotte North Texas State Northeast Louisiana Northeast Missouri Oral Roberts Quincy College Radford Rhodes College South Alabama South Florida Southeast Missouri Southern Indiana SlU-Edwardsville Southern Methodist Southern Mississippi Southwest Missouri St. Louis Tennessee

W 2 8 3 0 3 7 0 0 0

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

1 1 1 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

1 1 0 13 4 0 4 1 2 0 1 2 0 2

L 5 1 4 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 6 1 1 1 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 2 5 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 0

1 1

5 2 2 0 3 1 0 0 2 1

T 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0

0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

1 1

0 0 0 0 0

OPP 25 11 17 1 5 15 3 3 3 0 0 8 16 3 3 2 1 0 7 5 20 7 3 1 2 3 4 10 3 0 2 3 1 8 17 3 0 0 2 7 1 1 1 2 13 15 6 13 0 10 9 0 1 11 6

11 32 16 0 9 19 1 1 1 4 2 22 18 4 5 6 3 4 0 0 10 4 1 7 2 1 4 13 2 5 4 3 4 11 6 1 6 0 3 2 0 3 2 0 61 13 0 16 3 4 0 3 11 4 9

GOALS

MEETING 1982-1989 1982-1992 1982-1990 1985-1986 1987-1992 1982-1990 1991-1991 1989-1989 1989-1990 1992-1992 1992-1992 1985-1992 1984-1992 1982-1982 1988-1988 1990-1992 1991-1991 1985-1985 1987-1990 1990-1990 1982-1989 1986-1989 1987-1987 1984-1996 1991-1992 1989-1990 1983-1984 1983-1991 1998-1992 1988-1988 1989-1989 1982-1983 1982-1983 1984-1989 1984-1988 1990-1991 1990-1990 1988-1990 1987-1987 1984-1995 1982-1982 1989-1989 1992-1992 1990-1990 1982-1991 1982-1992 1984-1992 1982-1991 1992-1992 1986-1991 1982-1982 1988-1988 1987-1992 1991-1992 1982-1985

ALL-TIME TIGER RESULTS Home, 6-4-1; Away,1-7-1

Alabama-Huntsvllle

l_ 2-4

Alabama A&M

T, 0-1 1

Tennessee Tech Northeast Missouri St

W 3-1 L, 0-1

Mississippi

L 0-1

Tennessee-Martin W 3-1 Total Goals Scored 34-57 Home Games are Boldfaced

Home, 5-2-2; Away, 5-6-0 Coach: Peter Bermel

Wake Forrest

Vanderbilt Tennessee Tech Virginia Tech Louisville

L, 0-6

L, 1-2 W, 3-0 .... W 1-0 L 0-3

Tennessee-Martin

W 5-1

Milsaps L, 0-3 Southeast Missouri St. ... W, 1-0 Alabama-A&M L 0-2 Mississippi Totals Goals Scored

W, 4-0 30-31

Coach: Peter Bermel Vanderbilt

Northeast Louisiana John Brown Rhodes College Alabama-Huntsvllle

W. 5-1

L, 1-6 W 5-0 Christian Brothers W, 3-0 W, 3-2 Vanderbilt W, 1-0 L, 1-2 SlU-Edwardsvlle UO-5 Missouri- St Louis L 1-2 Xavier W 4-2 Wake Forrest W, 2-1 Western Kentucky.... L, 0-1 Alabama-Birmingham ... W, 3-2 Alabama-Huntsvllle W, 3-0 Georgia State L, 0-1 Illinois State T, 2-2 South Alabama L, 2-3 Missouri-Rolla W, 2-1 Southeast Missouri St. W, 2-1 Georgia State L, 1-4 South Florida L, 0-2 Appalachaln State T, O O MIssourl-Rolla L, 2-3 Missouri-Rolla W, 2-1 Belhaven W, 3-2 John Brown W, 2-0 Alabama A&M L, 1-4 Cincinnati . .. W, 2-0 Tennessee Tech W 4-1 Virginia Tech W 3-1 Tennessee-Martin W, 7-2 Rhodes College W, 3-1 Cincinnati! ... W, 6-1 Total Goals Scored 39-22 Virginia Tech T, 1-1 Rhodes College L, 2-3 1987- 9-9-2 Total Goals Scored 55-47 Home, 6-4-0; Away, 3-5-2 Coach: Peter Bermel 1985 Overall Record 12-7-2 Home 8-3-1; Away 4-4-1 Coach: Peter Bermel

SlU-Edwardsllle Rhodes North Texas State

W, 1-0 W, 7-1 W, 3-2

Earlham College W, 4-0 Appalachian State L, 0-1 WaKe Forrest W, 2-1 Rhodes College W, 2-0 Northeast Louisiana T, 1-1 Vanderbilt .... L 0-3 MIssourl-SL Louis L, 2-4 Missouri-Rolla W, 4-1 Southeast Missouri St ....T, 3-3 Alabama-Birmingham^â&#x20AC;&#x201D;W 44 Alabama A&M W, 1-0* Alabama-Huntsville L, 0-3 Georgia State L, 0-2 Tennessee - W, 4-1 Belhaven W, 3-2 South Alabama W, 2-1

MIssourl-St, Louis L, 1-3 Christian Brothers . â&#x20AC;&#x201D; W, 4-1 Alabama-Birmingham . W, 3-2 Alabama A&M L, 4-5 Illinois State W, 1-0 Belhaven W 4-2 South Alabama L, 0-3 Arkansas-UttleRock .... L, 1-2 Georgia State L, 1-3

Alabama-Huntsville W, 5-1 Vanderbilt L, 2-4 Western Kentucky L, 0-2 Evansville L, 0-1 Louisville T 1-1 Virginia Tech T, 2-2 Total Goals Scored ... 142-108 Christian Brothers W, 6-0 1988-8-7-3 Rhodes College W, 2-0 Home, 4-2-1; Away, 3-5-2 Cincinnati . . L, 1-3 Coach: Chris Bartels Louisville W, 2-0 Total Goals Scored 42-37 Alabama A&M W, 4-1 North Carolina-Charlotte . L, 0-3 1986: 14-4-2 Davidson .. W, 5-3 Home, 7-0-1 ; Away, 7-4-1 Western Kentucky T 2-2 South Alabama Belhaven Rhodes College

W, 3 0 Alabama-Huntsvllle W, 1-0 Rhodes W, 2-1 Belhaven

T, 1-1 W 9-O W, 3-1

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ALL-TIME TIGER RESULTS W 2-0 W 6-0 T 2-2 W 50 .... L, 0-1 .... L, 1-3 L 0-3 L 0-2 ..W, 3-0 43-28

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1990-10-9-1 Home 5-2-0' 5-7-1 Florida Tech Rhodes . Nichols State SlU-Edwardsville DePaul .

L, 0-5 W 6-1 W 6-0 W 1-0 W 2-1

DePaul

W 2-1

L, 1-3

Vanderbilt

L, 1-2 L.1-2 L 2-6

Arkansas-Little Rock SIU-Edwardsvill9 St Louis

Total Goals Scored North Carolina-Charlotte . L, 0-4 Cincinnati L, 3-4 (OT) Louisville W 4-1

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1992 Overall Record 14-3-2 1992

Coach: Chris Bartels

Bradlay Illinois State SiU-Edwardsville Alabama A&M Western Kentucky Vanderbilt

Oral Roberts MIssourl-Rolla South Alabama Rhodes Liberty Louisville Total Goals Scored

Bradley L, 0-2 W 2-1 W 2-1 Belhaven Vanderbilt W 1-0 W, 2-1 Southern Indiana W, 3-0 ...T, 1-1 Vanderbilt W, 3-2 Arkansas-Little Rock... W, 2-0 .... L. 1-5 Christian Brothers ...W, 5-0 Liberty L 1-2 South Florida L 4-0 .... L 1-3 Radford L 0-2 Central Florida W, 2-0 W, 5-1 DePaul W 2-0 W 2-1 Southeast Missouri . L 2-1 Arkansas-Little Rock . W 3-0 Marquette W, 1-0 Alabama-Birmingham .... W, 4-1 ....L,0-1 Alabama-Huntsville T, 1-1 Western Kentucky W, 1-0 W 2-0 L 1-3 1991-7-9-2 St Louis T 1-1 ...W, 4-2 Home 5-2-7; Away, 2-7-1 Cincinnati W, 2-0 ,..W, 3-1 Southwest Missouri St. W, 3-0 Score ,...L,1-2 Opponent South Alabama T, 1-1 ..W 3-1 (OT) Kentucky L 1-2 W 1-0 Rhodes. .... L, 0-1 Boca Raton L, 1-3(OT) Qufncy College W, 2-1 L 0-4 Kentucky Christian Brothers W, 3-2 W, 1-0(OT) ,..W, 6-0 Eastern Michigan . W, 3-1 (OT) Centenary W, 4-0 W 2-1 ....L.0-1 Alabama-Birmingham . W, 2-1 Alabama- Birmingham .... W, 4-0 W, 1-0 St. Louis L, 1-4 .... L, 0-1 Marquette Total Goals Scored 38-14 ...W.4-1 Cincinnati W, 2-1 ... 37-31 Louisville T. 2-2

MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY Tho roots of Memphis State University date back to September 15,1912, with the establishment and opening of the West Tennessee StateNormal School, which provided for the training of primary and secondary education teachers. However, the seed for the normaJ school's creation were sown three years earlier, in 1909,when the Tennessee General Assembly passed a general education law calling for the establishment and maintenance of three normal schools, one located in each of the three grand divisions of the state. The eastern edge of Memphis became the site for the West Tennessee State Normal School, which in 1925 became the West Tennessee State Teachers College. In 1941, the college's curriculum in liberal arts was expanded and the name was changed to Memphis State College, an institution serving approximately 4,000 students. The undergraduate program was reorganized into three schools and a graduate school was added in 1951. On July 1, 1957, Memphis State achieved its status as a university and has since expanded its degree programs to serve a student population of over 20,000 individuals. Memphis State's campus is situated in a quiet residential section of Memphis. The campus is unique in that all buildings are constructed in matching form and one does not expect a university in a metropolitan area of more than a million citizens to have such a large and beautiful campus with a park-like atmosphere. South campus, which was a Veterans Hospital for many years, was donated to the university. The Murphy Athletic Cantor and married student housing are located on south campus. The primary purpose of Memphis State University is to advance learning. The University is dedicated first to the traditional ideals of learning by focusing its attention and efforts upon the creation, transmission and application of knowledge. Secondly, it is com-

mitted to goals that are utilitarian in preparing students to serve in a variety of professions and occupations and in providing services to society for improving the quality of life and environment Through instruction, research and public service the University offers a diversity of learning opportunities for the pursuit of knowledge and truth in an atmosphere of free Inquiry and open discussion. A community of learning, the university exists to nurture students in achieving intellectual competence, maturity and development

MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY

Memphis State University is fully accredited by the Southern Assosciatlon of Colleges and Schools. Various colleges, schools, departments and programs are accredited by their accrediting agencies. Memphis State is comprised of six undergraduate colleges, the School of Law, and the Graduate School. TiiG under-graduata colleges are the College of Arts and Science, the Fogelman College of Business and Economics, the College of Communications and Fine Arts, the College of Education, the Herff College of Engineering and the University College. There are several special programs such as Air Force, Army and Navy ROTC, Audiology and Speech Pathology, City and Regional Planning, International Studies, Nursing and Urban Studios. The Office of Advancement and Continuing Education coordinates CEU credit through conferences, institutes, short courses, etc. There are also noncredit courses designed to provide increased opportunities for people of this area to avail themselves of University facilities and services. Overall, Memphis State University offers degrees In 19 bachelor (74 majors), 11 masters (62 majors), four doctoral (16 majors), one specialist (three majors), and one professional academic program. However, there is more to university life than just academics. At Memphis State there are a variety of dubs, organizations, honor societies, special interest groups and other activities for students to become involved. If students want the full experience of university life, there are more than 2,500 students that live on

campus. At MSU there are five men's dorms and seven women's dormitories, as well as housing for married couples on south campus. The Student Activities Council (SAC) coordinates such campus events as movies, concerts, dances, speakers, homecoming activities and the Miss Memphis State pageant For students interested in joining a social organization, there are 15 fraternities and 12 sororities. For those interested in the arts, there are various productions, both theatrical and musical, performed on one of three stages at the Theatre Building. Memphis State also has its own art gallery, recording label and studio and television studio. Physical aciivity takes place at the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Complex or the MSU Field House. These two buildings have such recreational facilities as tennis and racquetball courts, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, basketball courts, an all-weather track and free weight and nautilus weight training rooms. The recreation department sponsors numerous intramural sports throughout the school year. Memphis State University also has organizations that are established for minorities such as the Black Students Association and the International Student Association. There are fifteen religious organizations for students to become involved in at MSU. A beautiful campus, a well-rounded curriculum, students activities and athletics. Memphis State University has something to offer every student

PRESIDENT

Dr. V. Lane Rawlins President Dr. V. Lane Rawlins, the formervice chancellor for academic affairs for the University of Alabama, was hired on March 23,1991, as the 10th President of Memphis State University. Dr. Rawlins, age 53, served as the vice chancellor of academic affairs for the University of Alabama for five years. Prior to his appointment at Alabama, Rawlins was the Vice Provost for Washington State University from 1982 through 1986. Prior to being selected as Vice Provost, he held the position of Chairman of the Department of Economics at Washington State from 1977 through 1982. Rawlins also served as a professor in the Economics Department at Washington State from 1968 through 1986. A native of Newdale, Idaho, Rawlins received his undergraduate degree in economics from Brigham Young in 1963. He received his Ph. D. in Economics from the

University of California-Berkeley in 1969. Rawlins has also served as a Supervisory Manpower Analyst for the U.S. Department of Labor, a research consultant for Westat Corporation in Rockville, Md., and a research associate at Princeton University (1979-83), The Brookings Institution (1976-79) and Cal-Berkeley (196971). He is a member of Omicron Delta Epsilon, Blue Key, American Economics Association, Industrial Relations Research Association, Alabama Academy of Sciences, National Forum of System Academic Officers and the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges Council of Academic Affairs. A well published writer, Rawlins has contributed major reports and chapters for 10 books and has written numerous published articles for the Journal of Human Resources, The Review of Economics and Statistics and The American Economic Review. Rawlins and his wife, Mary Jo, have three children and five grandchildren.

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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Charles Cavagnaro Director of Athletics For Charles Cavagnaro, the athletic director's job at Memphis State University is a natural extension of his life's work. The 52-year-old Cavagnaro became the director of athletics on November 1,1982, after serving in several capacities with The Commercial Appeal. Held in high regard among college athletic directors, Cavagnaro is the first Memphis State representative ever on the NCAA Council, a 44-member policy making board. He is a member of the NCAA Competitive Safeguard Committee, which is responsible for the NCAA Drug Testing policies. In addition, he was selected to a special NCAA Committee to Review the NCAA Enforcement and Infraction process. Cavagnaro Is a member of the CFA (College Football Association) Athlete Review Committee. Since Cavagnaro's arrival at Memphis State, Tiger Club giving has increased from approximately $250,000 per year in 1982 to a current level of $3.1 million last year. For the lastfouryears.MSU was able to pay all athletic scholarships from Tiger Club donations for the first time in the school's history. Over$600,000was placed into endowment for men's spring sports and women's athleticsthrough funds raised at the Tiger Auction. He helped city and county officials lobby for the construction of The Pyramid arena, one of the most unique buildings in the world which is the home for Memphis

State basketball. Observers felt that Cavagnaro's influence and ideas were the catalyst for this project. A lifelong Memphian, Cavagnaro attended elementary and high school in Memphis, and received a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism in 1966 from Memphis State University. He began working for The Commercial Appeal at age 19, when he was a freshman at Memphis State. Cavagnaro worked as a sports reporter for 10 years at The Commercial Appeal, covering all manner of sports stories. During this time he was assigned to cover Memphis State football and basketball. He served on the Look Magazine All-America Selection Committee, and was a baseball operations member of the American Legion World Series. After 10 years at The Commercial Appeal, Cavagnaro became general manager of a professional basketball team, the Memphis Pros in the ABA, in 1970 and at the time was the youngest general manager (30) in professional basketball. Cavagnaro returned to The Commercial Appeal and worked in a series of newspaper management positions, including night metropolitan editor, executive sports editor, assistant managing editor, and assistant managing editor for the metropolitan desk, a position he held until 1980. Cavagnaro and his wife Pat have three children, Mrs. Tammy Rogers of Memphis; Scarlett, who is a double graduate of Memphis State University and a teacher in the Shelby County School System and Chip, a 22-year old law shool student in the C.C. Hmphre/s Law School at Memphis State.

SPRING SPORTS

Bob Kilpatrick Spring Sports Coordinator Bob Kilpatrick is beginning his eighth season as the Spring Sports Coordinator, overseeing the men's and women's tennis and track teams as well as the men and women's golf teams, along with the newly added rifle team. The soccer and baseball program are also overseen by Kilpatrick. This season marks the second time in 23 years that Bob Kilpatrick will not be standing in the third base coaching box at Nat Buring Stadium as the head coach of the Memphis State baseball program. Kilpatrick stepped down as head baseball coach this past season after suffering from a rare lung disease. Kilpatrick passed the reigns on to assistant coach Jeff Hopkins, but Kilpatrick is still heavily involved in the goings on of the baseball program as well as the other eight sports associated with the spring sports department. Kilpatrick came to Memphis State in 1972 when he replaced Al Brown as head baseball coach. Kilpatrick guided the Tiger baseball program to one of the most successful programs in the country during his tenure at Memphis State. In just his first season at the helm he turned a 11-29 team just a year before into a 19-14 squad. In 1978 Kilpatrick saw his team lead the nation in batting

with a .357 team mark. That same year Kilpatrick led the Tigers to the Metro Conference crown and advanced to the NCAA Regionals, just missing the College World Series. Kilpatrick is the winningest coach in Memphis State history, compiling a career record of 653-341-2 during his 21 seasons as head baseball coach. Before stepping down as head coach, the native Memphian was ranked in the Top 40 among active coaches in victories and winning percentage. The former infielder played his prep ball at Memphis Central High school under Al Brown before continuing his career collegiately at the University of Mississippi under Jake Gibbs. Kilpatrick played professionally with the Chicago White Sox organization. While in the White Sox system, he was named the Midwest League's top second baseman in 1962 and also earned the White Sox's Minor League Player-of-the-Month in May of the same year. After his playing days, Kilpatrick entered the coaching ranks at the prep level, when he was hired at Treadwell High School. A year later, Kilpatrick moved to Memphis Catholic High School as both a football and baseball coach. He returned to his alma mater in 1967 where he was twice named Memphis High School Coach-of-the-Year.

ACADEMIC SERVICES Dr. Tim Sumner Director of Athletic Academic Services

ln1987,Dr.Timoj thy Sumner, who had { been hired in 1986 to become the director of Athletic Academic Services, began planning for the construction of an athletic academic center. Memphis State's new $90,000 Athletic Academic Sen/ices Center was opened in January of 1990. The 4,000 square-foot center serves approximately 260 athletes, trainers, and managers on 16 Tiger athletic teams and is located in the MSU Field House. The facility contains: three tutor rooms, each eight-person capacity; two computer labs outfitted with eight Zenith PCs and six Macintosh PCs; three types of study area seating; 16 individuallylighted study carrels; three counselor offices; check-in area; kitchen area for staff and evening workers; director's suite with conference area, reception/secretary area and assistants' offices. The Center for Athletic Academic Services is committed to assisting student-athletes in earning a college degree. The Center provides an atmosphere of personal attention and encouragement as well as tutorial assistance and academic

support The Center's services include advice In all aspects of the student's academic life registration; study skills; degree planning; information regarding University programs and policies and procedures. The Center also offers advice, sponsors programs and workshops to enhance the personal development of the student athlete. Information regarding NCAA rules and regulations are made available to the student athlete by the Center. Additionally, the Center monitors the student-athlete's progress toward his/her degree objective. The Academic Counselors are: Susan Irwin, who is in charge of monitoring, evaluating and counseling all Lady Tiger sports; Richard Jones, who is responsible for the soccer, men's track and tennis teams, as well as all managers and trainers and he is also responsible for the Tiger Key Program' of sodal, personal and professional training of all student athletes; John Martin, Who is responsible for baseball and Walk-on football players; and Gina Pickens, who is responsible for the football and men's basketball student-athletes. Dot Moss serves as Assistant to the Director.

MSU ATHLETIC FACILITIES The Tiger athletic family has many places they call home at Memphis State University. In 1970, the Memphis State Athletic Department officially opened the Kennedy Sportsplex, which was renamed in August of 1992 as the Billy J. Murphy Athletic Complex after the winningest football coach at MSU. The Murphy complex Is located on 140-acres just south of the main MS U campus. The complexserves as home of Tigerfootball, baseball and track and offers workout facilities for all MSU sports. The main building at the Murphy Complex features a 50-yard indoor practice field with artificial turf. The field Is shared by all when the weather prohibits outside work. Also housed in the main building Is a modern, well-equipped training room, afully equipped weight room, the football equipment room and sauna and steam rooms. The locker rooms for football, baseball, track and soccer are located in the main building. Four large football fields for spring and fall practices are located behind the main building. Nat Buring Stadium, a 2,000-seat baseball stadium, is also located in the Murphy Complex. The Tigers play all of their home games at Nat Buring. Located next to the baseball field Is the Murphy Track and Field Complex, featuring

an eight-lane, polyurithan tartan surface that serves as Home of the Tiger track program and Is used for home track meets. Other features of the Murphy Complex Include an Olympic-sized indoor pool and a

golf driving range used by the Tiger golf teams. The new 10, 150 square foot Murphy WeiglitRoom was finished in January of this year. Theweightroomfeatures 8,500 pounds of free weightsand dumb bells. The weight room also features 44 Nautilus stations. The Murphy Complex is one of thefinest facilities of it's kind in the countryand offers the Memphis State athlete an excellent locale to improve his or her athletic abilities. The 62,380-seat Liberty Bowl is site of all Memphis State home football games as well as the post-season classic with the same name. The Memphis State basketball team plays in the 20,142-seat Pyramid located in downtown Memphis along the banks of the Mississippi River. Echles Field Is the home of Memphis State soccer. The on-campus field underwent major renovations in the summer of 1992. The fieldwas resod, a new Scoreboard was installed and seating was increased to 800. The Memphis State women's basketball and volleyball teams teams play all home games in the 3,000-seat MSU Field House.

MSU ATHLEnC FACILITIES

Situated in the heart of the MSU campus, the Field House is equipped with a training room and locker rooms for five Lady Tiger athletic programs. Behind the Field House is a track and 10 laykold tennis courts for the general student population. The men's and women's tennis programs host theirtoumaments at the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Building

(HPER) courts. The 21 courts allow the Tigers to host multi-team events. The HPER building features two full size gymnasiums which are used by the wo men's basketball and volleyball teams in the offseason. The HPER weight room includes 16 Nautilus stations and a complete free-weight room.

The Billy J. Murphy Athletic Complex Dedicated August 15, 1992

CTTY OF MEMPHIS Memphis, on the banks of the Mississippi River, is named forthe Egyptian city on the Nile River. Memphis means "Place of good abode". Andrew Jackson, also known as "Old Hickory," and one of the founders and later the seventh president of the United States, is generally credited with naming Memphis in 1819, when it was established. Known as the "Nations Distribution Center," "The Cotton Capital of the World" and the "Hardwood Capital of the Nation," Memphis is the 14th largest city in the country. Today's Memphis presents a full spectrum of sports, visual and performing arts, and special eventsforits981,000 citizens. Located in the heart of middleAmerica, Memphis is accessible by eight major aircarriers, train or highway. Memphis International Airport offers over 500

flights daily and is home of Federal Express. The Mid-South Fairgrounds includes the 62,380-seat Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, home of Tiger football and the post-season football classic Liberty Bowl. The Mid-South Coliseum is located in the Fairgrounds. The Memphis Chicks, a class AA farm team of the Kansas City Royals, play at the 10,000 seat Tim McCarver Stadium also located in the Fairgrounds. Memphis has become a mecca for golfers, with 10 public and 12 private courses throughout the city. The annual Federal Express St. Jude Classic is held each summer, bringing the top PGA professionals to Memphis each year. Memphis, where W.C. Handy gave birthtothe Blues, is also home of the late Elvis Presley. Hundreds of thousands of people tour his home, Graceland, each year.

37 GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE Things like this are supposed to take time. But it 1993 conference title gets a trip to the NCAA Championship. did not take much time for the Great Midwest ConThere also was plenty of academic success. One ference to make an impact on the national scene. conference athlete earned GTE Academic All-AmeriThe nation's newest NCAA Division I conference, can honors and another was honored on the district the Great Midwest celebrated its first season by level. sending a pair of teams to the semifinals of an NCAA Academic success should continue. The Great championship. Midwest is committed to academic success for its The St. Louis soccer team was the first Great Midwest squad to make the run at a national title. student athletes and maintains stringent guidelines regarding initial and continuing eligibility. After earning the inaugural conference soccer chamGreat Midwest institutions are more than athletic pionship in November, the Billikens advanced all the way to the national semifinal game before losing to rivals. The league is developing an academic consortium to allow students enrolled in one institution eventual champion Virginia in overtime. Cincinnati's men's basketball team provided the to attend one or more of the other five while earning second shot at a national title. The Bearcats claimed credit at the original institution. Consortium plans the first men's basktball conference title en route to also include avisiting lecture series coinciding with a run to the NCAA Final Four before falling to athletic contests. Slivo, formerly a Chicago-based attorney who Michigan. It should not be a surprise the Great Midwest met specialized in sports law, sees more success on the with success. From its formation in November, horizon. "We had an exciting inaugural year, truly ashlning 1990, the six-member league has been tabbed with start," he said. "But this is only the beginning. One of the "cant miss" label. the great things about starting something new is that "Wo Vo always known this was going to be a very good conference," commissioner Mike Slivo said. you can take all the best parts of the rest and mix them together. That is happening with the Great "What we had no way of knowing was how quickly Midwest Conference. it would happen. Throughout our planning, we ex"Obviously, when you call yourselves 'the great pected that we would be a high quality athletics ...', you have high expectations. WeVe already conference. Having two teams reach the national achieved some of our expectations. Still, the best is semifinals brought that recognition quickly. "In turn, my job becomes easier. Ayear ago, when yet to come." Slive heads the conference offices, which are I would meet someone, I would have to explain what the Great Midwest Conference was. No more. Now, located in downtown Chicago. Under his direction, the conference developed a sound governance there is a sense of recognition." The Great Midwest could quickly be recognized in structure under the direction of the league's presieven more sports. Overall, the conference sponsors dents, which make up the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors meets four times annually and is championships in 15 sports. In addition to soccer and men's basketball, the championship sports are the body to which the commissioner reports. volleyball, basketball, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and Meld, cross country for women GREAT MIDWEST PERSONNEL along with baseball, golf, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and cross country and Commissioner: Mike Slive rifiery for men. Asst. Comm./Modia Relations: Tim Stephens This is more than a men's basketball conference," Slivo said. "I'm very proud of the fact that we Asst CommJCompllance: Brenda Weare were represented in postseason play in soccer, Asst to the Comm.: Sandra Biller Director of Finance: Bruce Mahon women's basketball and volleyball as well as men's Gen. Mgr. of GMC Network: Dwight Johnson basketball." Communications Assistant: Erica Amstadt In fact, the Great Midwest earned its first automatic qualification in volleyball. The winner of the Director of Legislative Services: Kathryn Statz

1993 TIGER OPPONENTS LOUISVILLE Location: Louisville, KY Sept 4 @ Memphis Enrollment: 23,500 Nickname: Cardinal* Color*: Red & White Conference: Metro President rDonald C. Swain AD: William C. Olson Home Field: Parkway Field Head Co»ch: Victor PKroni Record at UL: First Year Career Record: First Year 1B82 Record: 4-13-3 Serial Record: 2-3-2 Lettermen Returnlng/Loat: 4/17 Top Returnee*: J.R. Kerns, Dennis Rukavania, Mybs l-linkl*. Top Newcomer*: Jason Richards. Joseph Ciccarello Key Losses: Dustin Grove*, GK; Mark McEntire. Soccer SID: Nancy Smith Office Phone: (502) 588-6581 Home Phone: (502) 893-8349

WESTVIRGINA Location: Morgantown, WV Sept 5 g> Memphis Enrollment: 23,000 Nlcknime: Mountaineers Colore: Blue & Gold Conference: Atlantio-10 President: Niel S. Buckle* AD: Ed Pastilone Home Field: Mountaineer Field Head Coach: John c. McGrath Record at UWV: 183-15143 Career Record: 191-144-44 1991 Record: 11-7-2 Serlea Record: First Meeting Lettermen Returning/Lost; 8/6 Top Returnee*: Keith Quill Mark Thienal. Top Newcomer*: David Veliz, Matt Dickey Key Lone*: Mike Smith, Eric Beckner Soccer SID: Jim Dunlap Office Phone: (304) 293-2821 Home Phone: (304) 598-0316

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK Location: Little Rock, AR Sept. 8 <3> Memphi* Enrollment: 11,300 Nickname: Trojans Color*: Maroon.GokJ & White Conference: Sun Bert President: Dr. Charles Hathaway AD: Mike Hamrick Home Field: Scott Field (3,000) Head Coach: Roy Stanley Record at UALR: 26-45-4 (4 years) Career Record: 52-84-5 (4 Years, Men & Women) 1892 Record: 7-9-3 Seriea Record: 2-3-0 Lettermen Returning/Loat:12/8 Top Returnee*: JeflLpa,Frank Milo.Mark Cooper. Top Newcomer*: Andrew Nelson, D; Stefan Ibanu, F/MF. Key Lowe*: Ken McOaniel, GK; Guy Gilmore, M. Soccer SID: Wil Hancock Office Phone: 501) 569-3307 Home Phone: {501) 664-6943

WESTERN KENTUCKY Location: Bowling Green, KY Sept. 10 ffi> Bowling Gr««n Enrollment:! 5,750 Nickname: Hilltoppen Color*: Red & White Conference: Sun Bert President: Dr. Thomas C. Meredith AD: Dr. Lou Marciani Home Field: L.T. Smith/Jimmy Feix Field (17,500) Head Coach: David Holmes Record at WKU: 94-71-14 (9 years) Career Record: 94-72-14 (S Years) 1992 Record: 9-9-3 Series Record: 1-1-0 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 5/12 Top Returnees: Shane Bord«rwine;Tim McMullen Top Newcomers: Mark Robson; Lee Hunt Key Losses: Chad Boda; Mike Henderson Soccer SID: Paul Just

SOUTHERN INDIANA Location: Evansville, IN Sept, 12 @> EvantvJb Enrollment: 7,430 Nickname: Screaming Eagles Colors: Red, White & Blue Conference: Independent President: Dr. David L Rica AD: Dr. Donald Bennett Home Field: Strassweg Field Head Coach: Tony CaTavecchia Record at USI: 68-34-1 (5 years) Career Record: 68-34-1 (5 Years) 1992 Record: 17-8-1 Series Record: 0-1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/4 Top Returnees: Greg Carroll, F; Justin Englehart, F. Top Newcomer*: N/A Key Lo*ae*: Shane Gibson, F; Travis Marx, M. Soccer SID: Ray Simmons Office Phons: (812) 465-7094 Home Phone: (812) 985-0056

ST. LOUIS Location: St. Louis, MO Sept, 26 <3> St. Louis Enrollment: 11.800 Nickname: Billikens Colors: Blue A White Conference: Great Midwest President: Rev. Lawrence Biondi, S.T. AD: Debbie Yow Home Field: Billiken Sports Center Head Coach: Joe Clarke Record at SLU: 15347-25 (10 years) Career Record: 15347-25 (10 years) 1991 Record: 184-1 Series Record: 1-0-1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/10 Top Returnee*: Brian McBride, Shane Battelle, Matt McKoon Top Newcomer*: Brad Wilson, Derek Caroroll, Tim Lenoard Key Losae*: Mke Sorber, Jay Zaber, Ed Pinon Soccer SID: Doug Mclthagga Office Phons: (314) 658-2524 Home Phone: (314) 939-3437

QUINCY COLLEGE Location: Quincy, IL Sept. 19@Quincy Enrollment: 1,400 Nickname: Hawks Colora: Brown & White Conference: Independent President: Rev. Dr. James Toal, OFM. AD: Jim Naumovich Home Field: North Cairpus Field (2,000) Head Coach: Jack McKenzie Record at QC: First Year Career Record: 316-128-36 (23 yean) 1991 Record: 9-74 Series Record: 1-2-0 Lettermen Returnlng/Lott: 13/3 Top Returnees: Marty Senator, F; Matt McAvin, F. Top Newcomer*: Info not Available Key Losses: N/A Soccer SID: Daniien Becker Office Phone: (217)228-5275 Home Phone: N/A

DePAUL Location: Chicago, IL Sept. 24 ® Memphis Enrollment: 16,414 Nicknams: Blue Demons Color*: royal Blue & Scarlet Conference: Great Midwest President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M. AD: Bill Bradihaw Home Field: Wish Field Head Coach: John Barrett Record at DU: 12-394 Career Record: 81-84-17 1992 Record: 6-11-2 Seriea Record: 0-3-0 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/16 Top Returnee*: Klaus Lunde, Jeremy Lark, Brian FeMman Top Newcomers: N/A Key Lo*ae*: Marcello Barrucci, John Nelms. Mark Tefcen Soccer SID: John Lanctot Office Phone: (312) 362-8551 Home Phone: (312) 528-2644

1993 TIGER OPPONENTS MARQUETTE

Location: Milwaukee, Wl Sept 26 & Memphis Enrollment: 11,077 Nickname: Warrior* Color*: Blue i Gold Conference: QrMt MidwMl Preeldent: Rev. Abert AD; Bil Cordi Homt Field: Valley Fiekt* Head Coach: Steve Adlard Record at MU: 7-12-1 (1 war) draw Record: 63-S5-V fa yew) 1992 Rtcord: 7-12-1 SariM Racord: 3-0-1 Lettermen Returning/Loaf; 4-7 Top Returnee*: Stevo Mcculough. GK; Adam Ithiar. F. Top Newcomer*: TBA Key Lot***: Slav* Provan, F; Tom Webaf , D. Soccar SID: Inn Juscik

FLORIDA ATLANTIC Location: Boca Raton, FL Oct 2 0 Boca Raton Enrollment: 15,000 Nlcknama: Owls Colora: Blu« & Gray Conference: Independent Preaident: Anthony J. Catanaaa AD: Tom Scott Horn* Field: FAU Fiald Haad Coach :Ko*Doweu Racord at FAU: 42-58-6 (5 years) Career Racord: 42-58-6 1992 Racord: 9-9-1 Serle* Record: First Meeting Lettarmen Raturnlng/Loet: 8/12 Top Return**e:Jason Paugh, Warren Metzaf ; Top Newcomera: N/A Kay Loeaee: John Paugh, Brian Sodi, Nick Weatenberger Soccar SID: Katrina McCormick Office Phone: (407) 367-3163 Home Phone: (407) 483-4801

COASTAL CAROLINA Location: Conway.SC Oct. 11 @C°nway Enrollment: 4.200 Nickname: Chanticleer* Colora: Scarlet & Black Conference: Big South Preaident: Dr. Ron Ingla AD: Andy Hendriok Home Field: Coastal Carolina field Head Coach: N/A Record at UCC: NA Career Record: NA 1 992 Record: NA Sarlea Racord: 5-30 Letter-man Returning/Loat: N/A Top Returnee*: Eric Scmitt, F; Neil Payne, M. Top Newcomer*: N/A Key Loeaec: Rob Williams, Davor Sane, Mauricio Araya Soccar SID: John Gibert Office Phona: (803) 349-2809

CINCINNATI Location: Cincinnati, OH Oct 10 & Cincinnati Enrollment: 36,000 Nickname: Bearcat* Colora: Red & Black Conference: Qreat Midwe*t Preaident: Or. Joaeph A. Stayer AD: Rk* Taylor Home FMd: Meyer* Field Head Coach: Bob Muro Record at UC: 96-74-7 (9 yean) Career Record: 96-74-7 (SYeara) 1992 Record: 10-11 Serlea Record: 5-4-0 Lettarmen Returnlng/Loat: 14/5 Top Returnee*: Mfee Riechman,GK; Brian fluzzo, F. Top Newcomera: Sean Endicott, F. Key Lo*wa: Jason Arzmvi, MF; todd Cox, D. Soccer SID: Mindy Bishop Office Phone: (513) 556-5191 Home Phone: N/A

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Oct. 15 @ Memphb Color*: Red & W Conference: Independent Preeldent: Dr. Earl Lazamon AD: Dr. John Maisel Home Field: Bob Gueken Field Head Coach: Ed Hunake Record at SIU: 73-57-10 (Tyaare) Career Racord: 73-57-10 (7 Yean.) 1992 Record: 12-5-1 Serla* Record: 3-2-0 Lettarmen Retumlng/Loat: 7/4 Top Returnee*: Scott Marty, Joe Thomure, Chri* Garofalo Top Newcomera: Tony Kasten, Gary Aleop, Brett Hlavaty Key Loaaea: Joe Reiniger, Man Namnich Soccer SID: Eric J. Heis Office Phone: (618) 692-3608 Home Phone: (618) 656-0515

SOUTH ALABAMA Location: Mobile, AL Oct. 17 @ Memphi* Enrollment: 12,506 Nlcknama: Jaguars Color*: Red, Blue & White Conference: Sun Belt Preeldent: Dr. Frederick P. Whiddon AD: Joe Gottfried Home Field: The Cage Head Coach: Roy Patlon Racord at USA: 153-66-8 (13 Seasons) Career Racord: 153-66-8 (13 Seasons) 1992R«cord:10-7-3 Serlt* Record: 0-0-1 Lettermen Retumlng/Loat: 7/12 Top Returneea: Luke Whittle, F, 26 pis., Damon Gore, GK, Top Newcomera: Ryan Beeton, F/MF., Craig Peler, F/MF Key Lo**e»: Stephen Small, 3fl pis. " Soccer SID: Fred Huff Office Phone: (205) 460-7035 Home Phone: (205) 633-5615

VANDERBILT Location: Dayton, OH Oct. 8 @ Dayton Enrollment: (5,300 Nickname: Flyers Colora: Red 4 Blue Conference: Great Midwest Preaident: Bro. Raymond L. FJtz, S.M. AD: Ted Kissell Home Field: Bauian Field Head Coach: Roy Craig Record at Dayton :42-56-7 [5 Years) Career Record: 42-56-7 15 Year*} 1992 Record: 7-9-2 Serle* Record: First Meeting Lettermen Hetumlno/Loet: 9/19 Top Returnee*: Joelehmann, GK; Bil Friday, D/MF. Top Newcomer*: N/A Key Loeeee: Kevin MacBride, Kip Thonpion, Bill Miller Soccer SID: Gene Schill Office Phone: (513) 229-4460 Home Phone: (513) 426-1863

Location: Nashville, TN Oct 20 & Nashville Enrollment: 9,302 Nlcknama: Commodores Colora: Black and Gold Conference: Southeastern Preaident: Joe Wyatt AD: Paul Hoolahan Home Field: Purdy Field Head Coach: Randy Johnson Record at CBU:166-168-34 (20 years) Career Record: 166-168-34 (20 yean) 1992 Record: 17-2 Serla* Record: 6-3-1 Lettermen Return I ng/Loet: 23/2 Top Returnee*: Michael Pao, David Wagriont Michael Dewara Top Nawcomer»:Danial Gagliano, Erik Toohey Key Loaa**: Joe Kustelski Soccar SID: Tony Neely Office Phone: (615) 322-4121 Home Phone: 615 391-5984

1993 TIGER OPPONENTS ORAL ROBERTS Oct. 22 @ Memphis Nickname: 'Golden Eaglw Colors: Bkiei Gold Conference: Independsnt Frcsidant: Richard Hcbeta AD: Bob Brook* Horn* Fldd: ORU Soccor Field Hod Coach: Doug Techanehuk Record at MU: 52-46-3 (5 years) Career Record: 52-46-3 (5 yeare) 1992 Record: 12-8-0 SerlM Record: 1-0-0 Leltermen Retuming/Loel: fl/13 Top Relurneee: Justin Elkington, Kurt Smilh, Mall Howe Top Newcomers: Didkir Fbros, Kevin Gilman Key Losses: Tony Winter*, Virgil Steven* Soccer SID: Scott Valbry Offlc* Phone: (918) 495-7102 Home Phone: (918) 495-7123

ALABAMA at BIRMINGHAM Locstlon: Birningham, AL Oct. 24 & Memphis Enrollment: 16.7C-1 Nickname: Blazers Color*: Gre«n, Gold & White Conference: Great Midwest President: TBA AD: Gone Bartow Home Field: Blazer Field (1,000) Head Coach: Mike Gelirwn Record at FAU: 4-15-1 (1 year) Career Record: -'.6-11-10 (6 Yean) 1982 Record: 4-15-1 Serlee Record: 8-1-0 Lettermen Returning/Lo*t: 7/13 Top Reiurne«s:Joe Ayema; Andrew Mugalla Top Newcomera: William Giummara; Mali Hagedorn Key Lowes: Matt Stewart; Rob Loboda Soccer SJD: Chris Pika Office Phone: (205) 934-0722 Horn* Phone: (205) 842-6211

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY Location: Memphis, TN Oct. 10© Memphis Enrollment: 1,100 Nickname: Buccaneers Colors: Scarlet & Gray Conference: N/A Pretidant: Brother Theodore Drahman AD: Bob Stephertion Home Field: Signiago Field Head Coach: Richard Bute Record at CBU: 86-66-7 (8 years) Career Record: 86-66-7 (SYean) 1982 Record: 12-6-1 Series Record: 1-6-1 Lflttermtn Return Ing/Lo«t: »6 Top Returnees: Ale Pereyra, Brian Walker Top Newcomera: N/A Key Loiscs: doug Schonkel, Brady Whitworth Soccer SJD: Nancy Akin Offlcs Phone: (901) 722-0370 Home Phone: (901) 755 6198

CENTENARY

Location: Shreveport, LA Oct. 31 ® Shraveport Enrollment: 980 Nickname: Gents (Gentleman) Colors: Maroon & White Conference: Trans America Athletic Conference President: Dr. Kenneth L Schwab AD: Walt Stephens Home Field: Centenary Soccer Field Head Coach: Glenn Evans Record at CC: 150-74-3 (7 years) Career Record: 150-74-3 (7 Years) 1892 Record: 3-17 Series Record: 0-1-0 Letterrtwn Returning/LotC 11/6 Top Returnees: JeffRamtey, Jona Husbands, Matt Thornton Top Newcomers; Craig Johnson, Scott Yerby Key LOSSH: Keonart Paris, Jamin DePrang, Serge Hudson Soccer SJD: Jefi Conrad Office Phone: (318) 869-5092 Home Phone: (318) 865-0636

THE TIGERS ON THE AIR WSMS-FM 92 To Cany All Tiger Home Games For the first time in Memphis State soccer history, Tiger soccer can be heard on the radio. WSMS-FM 92, Memphis State's campus radio station, will carry all nine Tiger home games this season. Mark Bialek and Rob Stallins will be in the broadcast booth to call all the exciting action. Bialek begins his fourth season calling Memphis State sporting events on the radio. Bialek, who was the former sports director at WSMS, has broadcast baseball and football games at Memphis State, and is currently the voice of Lady Tiger basketball. Stallins is a member of the Memphis State Sports Information office, and has worked in the radio field for three seasons now. Stallins has been apart of the Memphis State baseball broadcast team for three years, and is currently the color analyst for Lady Tiger basketball.

CITY OF MEMPHIS

No. Name 0

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 . -

Jake Meyer Brooks Monaghan Johnny Naff Robert Pepper Clint Browne Philip McDonnell Damon Davis Russell Church Tommy Smith Thomas Ohlmeier Bernard LJoari David Norn's Fergal Forde Carter Fairley Brent Jordan Scott Grant Keith Gardino Justin Rose Goran Larsson Brian Reddin Mike McCluskey Matt Bailey Greg Gallina Greg Swearingen Kevin Beaver John Hyden Bryan Inman Jeremy Nemens Brandon Moses

Pos.

GK GK F M-D M-D M M M M M F M M F D F F-M D D F D D D D M M F-M D F

Ht. 6-1 6-1 5-8 5-9 5-10

5-9 5-9 5-10

5-7 6-3 5-9 5-11

5-9 6-0 5-11 5-10 5-11

5-8 5-11

6-1 6-3 6-2 5-9 5-7 5-10 5-10

5-8 5-9 5-11

Head Coach: Chris Bartels Assistant Coach: Tony Carbognani Student Trainer: Allen Garner

Numerical Wt. Cl. 180 So. 175 Jr. 155 Fr. 145 Fr. 170 Jr. 140 So. 140 So. 156 Jr. 137 So. 190 Jr. 160 Jr. 165 Sr. 160 Fr. 160 So. 165 Sr. 168 Jr. 160 So. 150 So. 180 Sr. 194 Fr. 185 Sr. 160 So. 150 Fr. 138 Fr. 160 Fr. 160 Fr. 135 Fr. 145 Fr. 150 Fr.

Hometown/High School Vancouver, WA/Columbia River Memphis/Christian Brothers Bartlett, TN/Bartlett Birmingham, England/Sollihull College Birmingham, England/S. Bromsgrove Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/Christian Brothers Benoni, South Afrtea/Benoni Memphis/Christian Brothers Qkterburg, Germany/Gym amWallVerden Ftoriana, Malta/Savio College Memphis/Memphis University School Ballina, Ireland/St. Muredach's West Memphis, AR/Christian Brothers St. Louis, MO/Lindbergh Benoni, South Africa/Benoni Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/White Station Skanor, Sweden/Soderslattsgymnasiet Memphis/Christian Brothers Germantown, TN/Germantown Memphis/Craig mont Memphis/Christian Brothers Memphis/Catholic Hendersonville/ Hendersonville High Memphis/St. Benedict's Memphis/ Kirby St. Louis, MO/St. Charles Brentwood, TN/Brentwood

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1993 Memphis State Soccer Schedule

Saturday Sunday Wednesday Friday Sunday Friday Sunday Friday Sunday Saturday Sunday Friday Sunday Friday Sunday Wednesday Friday Sunday Wednesday Sunday Great Midwest

LOUISVILLE WEST VIRGINIA ARK.-LITTLE ROCK Western Kentucky Southern Indiana St. Louis Quincy DePAUL MARQUETTE Florida Atlantic Coastal Carolina Dayton Cincinnati SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SOUTH ALABAMA Vanderbilt ORAL ROBERTS ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Centenary Tournament

5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1 :00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1 :00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. TBA

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Echles Field Echles Field Echles Field Bowling Green Evansville St. Louis Quincy, IL Echles Field Echles Field Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach Dayton, OH Cincinnati Echles Field Echles Field Nashville Echles Field Echles Field Echles Field Shreveport Echles Field