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Conference USA Tournament #6 University of Memphis vs. #3 Central Florida November 9, 2011 (7:30 p.m. CT)
vs. Location.............................................. Hurricane Soccer and Track Stadium Tulsa, Okla.
2011 Schedule Date Opponent GT/Result 8/21 #5 SMU (Exh.)
1-1 (T)
8/24 Botafogo (Exh.)
2-0 (W)
8/28 Lipscomb
4-1 (W)
9/1
Belmont
3-2 (W)
9/4
Missouri State
1-0 (W)
9/9
vs. UIC ^
1-1 (T, 2ot)
9/11 Wisconsin ^
2-1 (W)
9/16 #18 Bradley %
1-0 (W)
9/18 vs. Evansville % 1-2 (L, 2 ot) 9/24 South Carolina*
2-3 (L)
10/1 Marshall*
0-3 (L)
Memphis Head Coach............................................................... Richie Grant 2011 Memphis Record (C-USA)................................................ 11-5-1(4-4-0) Grant’s Career Record at Memphis (Yrs.)............................... 118-99-18 (13)
10/8 FIU*
3-0 (W)
10/11 Nebraska-Omaha
5-0 (W)
10/16 Tulsa*
3-0 (W)
Central Florida Head Coach.......................................... Bryan Cunningham 2011 UCF Record......................................................... 10-4-3 (C-USA 4-3-1) Cunningham’s Record at UCF (Yrs.)...........................................39-39-12 (5)
10/19 (RV) UAB*
0-1 (L)
10/23 Kentucky*
2-0 (W)
10/26 Central Arkansas
2-1 (W)
All-Time Series Record.........................................................................5-4-1
10/29 #10 UCF*
3-2 (W)
11/4 (RV) SMU*
1-2 (L)
Heading Into the Opening Round of the C-USA Tournament:
In its final regular-season matchup, Memphis dropped a 2-1 decision to SMU in Dallas, Texas. Sophomore midfielder Liam Collins played a free-kick into the box that was deflected into the air, but fellow-sophomore Mark Sherrod was able to get a head on the ball and send it to freshman Lewis Ellis. The forward spun and flipped the ball over SMU goalkeeper Jaime Ibarra to put the Tigers on the board in just the second minute of the game. The Mustangs responded with a pair of goals exactly one minute apart. Juan Castillo deflected a pass from the Memphis defense and slid past U of M goalkeeper Conor Hurley to score the first goal. SMU’s Ben Hill gathered a ball that deflected off of the referee and played a through-ball to Arthur Ivo. Ivo took advantage of the one-versusone opportunity and put the Mustangs up 2-1. Entering the contest, Mark Sherrod trailed former Memphis-great Sean Frasor by a point for the most points in a single season. The striker moved into a tie with Frasor on the assist on Ellis’ goal.
Player Spotlight
Lewis Ellis Freshman Forward Ellis scored his second goal of the season, when he knocked in a pass from Mark Sherrod in just the second minute of the contest against SMU. He becomes the fourth Tiger to record double-digit points on the season with ten points on two goals and six assists. The six assists trails only sophomore Liam Collins for most assists on the team. The Wales, United Kingdom-native has played in every contest this season, with over 900 minutes of gametime, and started 14 of those matches.
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11/9 #22 UCF$
7:30 P.M.
Home in Bold ^ -- Games Held in Madison, Wisc. % -- Bradley Tournament * -- Conference Game $ - C-USA Tournament Rankings shown are NSCAA.
University of Memphis Athletic Media Relations 203 Athletic Office Building Memphis, TN 38152 Athletic Director.................... R.C. Johnson Associate AD/Ext. Affairs...........Bob Winn Assistant AD/SID....... Jennifer Rodgrigues Soccer Contact............Bryan McEldowney Phone........................Office: 901-678-3291 Cell: 937-478-5027 Email...... bryan.mceldowney@gmail.com Facilities...................... Mike Rose Stadium Capacity.......................................... 2,500
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2011 MEMPHIS MEN’S SOCCER ROSTER Alphabetical No. Name Pos. 14 Paul Banks F 4 Liam Collins MF 25 Matt Derrington GK 19 Parker Duncan F 3 Scott Elliott D 7 Lewis Ellis F 5 Chandler Gagnon D 21 J.J. Greer D 8 Austin Gross F 17 Andreas Guentner MF 1 Conor Hurley GK 11 Jordan Johnson D 12 Dennis Kennetz, Jr. MF 23 Shane Keely MF 22 Jordan Leedle GK 9 Wil Linder MF 10 Cody McCoy MF 15 Tiago Reichert F 13 Tyler Rist F 16 Thomas Shannon D 2 Mark Sherrod F 18 Tanner Thompson D 24 Patrick Toh, Jr. F 0 Cody Uzcategui GK 20 B.J. Williams MF
University Memphis Roster
No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt.Hometown/ Last School 0 Cody Uzcategui Fr. GK 6-2 180 Orlando, Fla./West Orange HS 1 Conor Hurley So. GK 6-1 190 Dublin, Ireland/Lambuth University 2 Mark Sherrod R-So. F 6-3 185 Knoxville, Tenn./Carter HS 3 Scott Elliott Fr. D 5-8 165 Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow HS 4 Liam Collins So. MF 5-9 155 Skiberreen, Ireland/Colaiste Stiofain Naofa 5 Chandler Gagnon Fr. D 6-2 185 Memphis, Tenn./ECS 7 Lewis Ellis Fr. F 5-10 175 Wales, United Kingdom/Millfield School 8 Austin Gross So. F 6-0 185 Tulsa, Okla./Jenks HS 9 Wil Linder Fr. MF 6-0 155 Franklin, Tenn./Ravenwood HS 10 Cody McCoy Sr. MF 5-9 150 Knoxville, Tenn/West HS 11 Jordan Johnson Jr. D 5-10 150 Hendersonville, Tenn./Hendersonville HS 12 Dennis Kennetz, Jr. # Jr. MF 6-1 180 Cordova, Tenn./Gardner-Webb Univ. 13 Tyler Rist # Fr. F 6-0 165 Madison, Ala./Bob Jones HS 14 Paul Banks Fr. F 5-10 165 Memphis, Tenn./Christian Brothers HS 15 Tiago Reichert R-Jr. F 6-1 180 Francisco Beltrao, Brazil/Martin Methodist 16 Thomas Shannon Sr. D 6-1 169 Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow HS 17 Andreas Guentner Jr. MF 6-0 170 Regensburg, Germany/Werner von Siemens 18 Tanner Thompson So. D 6-0 175 Knoxville, Tenn./West HS 19 Parker Duncan Sr. F 5-9 147 Johnson City, Tenn./Providence Academy 20 B.J. Williams So. D 5-10 165 Flora, Miss./Madison Central HS 21 J.J. Greer Jr. D 6-0 165 Cordova, Tenn./Christian Brothers HS 22 Jordan Leedle R-Jr. GK 5-10 160 Franklin, Tenn./Brentwood HS 23 Shane Keely So. MF 6-0 175 Dublin, Ireland/University College of Dublin 24 Patrick Toh, Jr. Fr. F/MF 5-10 149 Monrovia, Liberia/Spring (Texas) HS 25 Matt Derrington Fr. GK 6-2 185 Florissant, Mo./Trinity Catholic HS Giovanni Alvarado *# Fr. F 5-10 160 Guadalajara, Mexico/Kingsbury High * Denotes Walk-On Players # Denotes Inactive Players
COACHING STAFF
PRONUNCIATION Liam......................... LEE-um Gagnon..................GAG-nun Guentner............GOONT-ner Tiago................... Tee-AH-go Reichert..................RYE-curt Sherrod................ SHARE-ud Toh................................. TAU Uzcategui....OOZ-cuh-teg-ee
Head Coach: Richie Grant Assistant Coach: Nick Glaser Assistant Coach: Robert Sausaman Vol. Goalkeeper Coach: Remco de Jong
Green Mountain College, 1993/13th Season University of Memphis, 2001/Fifth Season University of Memphis, 2009/Second Season Univ. Van Amstertdam, 1984/Seventh Season
ROSTER BREAKDOWN Seniors (3) Parker Duncan Cody McCoy Thomas Shannon
Juniors (6) J.J. Greer Andreas Guentner Jordan Johnson Dennis Kennetz, Jr. Jordan Leedle Tiago Reichert
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Sophomores (7) Liam Collins Austin Gross Connor Hurley Shane Keely Mark Sherrod Tanner Thompson B.J. Williams
Freshmen (10) Giovanni Alvarado Paul Banks Matt Derrington Scott Elliott Lewis Ellis Chandler Gagnon Wil Linder Tyler Rist Patrick Toh, Jr. Cody Uzcategui
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2011 Men’s Soccer Notes
Impact Players
Conference USA All-Conference Awards • Mark Sherrod was named the Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year and first team. • Liam Collins - First Team; J.J. Greer - Second Team; Conor Hurley - Third Team; Chandler Gagnon - All-Freshman; and Wil Linder - All-Freshman. Conference USA Tournament • With a 4-4 conference record, Memphis earned the sixth-seed and will face thirdseed UCF on Wednesday, November 9. • The Tigers boast an all-time record of 8-9 in the C-USA tournament, winning the championship in ‘04. • Memphis and UCF met in ‘08, the last time the Tigers made the tournament, and the Knights won, 1-0. • Memphis’ last win came in ‘05 against UAB, 2-1. Memphis, November 9th and the C-USA Tourney • Memphis is 2-0 all-time on Nov. 9th in the conference tournament. • The ‘05 victory against UAB and ‘00 win against Cincinnati, 2-1, were both held on Nov. 9th. • Current-assistant coach Nick Glaser recorded an assist against Cincinnati. Scratching the Polls • For the first time since Oct. 15, 2007, Memphis was ranked in one of the four major soccer polls at No. 25 in the Soccer America poll the week of Nov. 1. • The Tigers first started receiving votes in the Sept. 12 Soccer Times poll. • Currently, listed in TopDrawerSoccer.com’s Tournament 48 as the 36th team. • Memphis is ranked 36th in the Oct. 26 release of CollegeSoccer360.com’s Composite National Rankings. Regional Charts • Memphis is currently No. 5 in the NSCAA Midwest Regional Rankings. • Memphis first climbed into the poll on Aug. 30 at No. 10. • Nine teams on the Tigers’ schedule are currently ranked in their respective region: South Carolina (2) and UCF (5) in the South; UAB (2), Bradley (3), SMU (4), Missouri State (6), Marshall (8), and Kentucky (10) in the Midwest; and Wisconsin (8) in the Great Lakes (UIC is also receiving votes in the Great Lakes region). • The Tigers are 5-4 against those teams, with at least the C-USA Tourney game against No. 22 UCF remaining. Road Warriors • The Tigers matchup with UCF is their 11th away from home this season, compared to just seven at home, and are 5-4-1 away from Mike Rose Soccer Complex this year. • In its eight true-road games, Memphis is 5-3. • Memphis went undefeated, 4-0, in non-conference-road games, with wins at RPI No. 27 Bradley and RPI No. 38 Wisconsin. • Of the Tigers three road losses, two of them were against teams in the RPI top 20, UAB (14) and SMU (12). The third road loss was to Marshall (71). Memphis vs. The RPI Top 50 • Memphis is 3-3 versus the RPI top 50 this year, with four of those on the road. • The Tigers have won at Bradley (27), at Wisconsin (38) and against UCF (42).
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Memphis Tigers Mark Sherrod So., Forward 19 Goals, 4 Assists, 35 SOG Liam Collins So., Midfielder 1 Goal, 11 Assists, 9 SOG Wil Linder Fr., Midfielder 3 Goals, 4 Assists, 8 SOG Parker Duncan Sr., Forward 2 Goals, 5 Assists, 14 SOG Andreas Guentner Jr., Midfielder 2 Goals, 2 Assists, 6 SOG Lewis Ellis Fr., Forward 2 Goals, 6 Assists, 10 SOG Conor Hurley So., Goalkeeper 1.09 GAA, 46 Saves, 6 SHO
Central Florida Knights McKauly Tulloch So., Forward 12 Goals, 3 Assists, 26 SOG Nik Robson Jr., Midfielder 9 Goals, 5 Assists, 17 SOG Kevan George Sr., Midfielder 1 Goal, 6 Assists, 3 SOG Warren Creavalle Sr., Midfield 1 Goal, 3 Assists, 8 SOG Sebastian Evers So., Goalkeeper 1.10 GAA, 20 Saves, 1 SHO
Men’s 2011 Rankings NSCAA Rankings Nov. 8, 2011 Team Record 1. New Mexico 16-0-2 2. Creighton 16-2-0 3. North Carolina 14-2-2 4. Maryland 13-2-3 Connecticut 16-2-2 6. UCLA 14-4-1 7. Akron 13-3-3 8. Charlotte 13-3-2 9. Indiana 11-3-4 10. South Florida 12-3-3 11. UC Irvine 14-5-1 12. Coastal Carolina 16-2-0 13. Boston College 12-5-0 14. Louisville 12-5-2 15. UC Santa Barbara 13-5-1 16. Furman 14-2-4 17. UAB 12-3-3 18. Old Dominion 11-4-1 19. Washington 11-4-2 20. James Madison 12-4-1 21. St. John’s 12-6-2 22. Bradley 13-4-2 23. South Carolina 9-6-2 24. Duke 10-6-2 25. Northwestern 10-4-4 College Soccer News Team 1. New Mexico 2. Creighton 3. North Carolina 4. Connectictu 5. Maryland 6. UCLA 7. Akron 8. South Florida 9. Charlotte 10. Indiana 11. UC Irvine 12. Coastal Carolina 13. Boston College 14. UC Santa Barbara 15. Louisville 16. St. John’s 17. Old Dominion 18. Furman 19. UAB 20. James Madison 21. Washington 22. Northwestern 23. UCF 24. Notre Dame 25. Virginia 26. Bradley 27. South Carolina 28. CSU Bakersfield 29. Duke 30. Fairfield
Nov. 6, 2011 Prev. Rank 1 3 4 5 2 8 7 6 10 15 11 13 9 17 18 19 14 21 26 12 22 30 16 20 RV 29 NR 28 NR RV
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2011 Men’s Soccer Notes Continued Sherrod Sets Single-Season Records • With a pair of goals in the Tigers’ 3-2 win over No. 10 UCF on 10/29, Mark Sherrod set the single-season mark for goals scored with 19. • Sherrod surpassed Sean Frasor’s 18 goals notched in 2001. • Assisted Lewis Ellis’ goal at SMU, giving him 42 points on the year, tying Fraser’s record set in 2001. Sherrod Garners National Recognition • After scoring four goals and recording an assist in games at UCA and versus No. 10 UCF, Sherrod was given the following honors for the week of Oct. 24-30: C-USA Offensive Player of the Week, College Soccer News National Player of the Week and Team of the Week, TopDrawerSoccer.com Men’s College Team of the Week, CS360 Primetime Performer of the Week. • Following two back-to-back hat tricks against Tulsa and Nebraska-Omaha, Mark Sherrod earned multiple honors for the week Oct. 10-16: Disney Soccer/NSCAA Player of the Week, C-USA Offensive Player of the Week, Soccer America Men’s Player of the Week and Men’s National Team of the Week, SoccerSavings.com/Soccer News Net Men’s College Player of the Week, TopDrawerSoccer.com Men’s College Team of the Week and College Soccer News National Team of the Week. “On Your ‘Mark,’ Get Set, GOOOOOAL!” - Mark Sherrod • Second in the nation in points (42), PPG (2.47), goals (19) and GPG (1.12). • With 19 goals, surpassed Sean Frasor for the most goals scored in a single season in Memphis-soccer history. • Sherrod leads C-USA in points, PPG, goals, GPG and game-winning goals. • Recorded back-to-back hat tricks at Tulsa and against UNO. • Listed in TopDrawerSoccer.com’s Top 100 Upperclassman. • Scored 20th-career goal with first goal against Central Arkansas. ‘Sherr’ing with Sherrod • Each of Sherrod’s goals this season has been assisted by a teammate. • In all, seven different Tigers have recorded 23 assists on Sherrod’s 19 goals: Collins (7), Ellis (5), Duncan (4), Linder (4), Guentner (1), McCoy (1) and Johnson (1). Memphis in C-USA • Memphis clinched a spot in the C-USA Tourney with a 2-0 win over UK (10/23/11). • Memphis is 4-4-0 in C-USA play, its most conference wins since eight in 2004. • As a team, Memphis ranks 1st in C-USA in GPG and shutouts and 2nd in goals, points, assists and APG. The Tale of the Tigers • Memphis is ranked 35th in the RPI rankings, released Nov. 8. • The Tigers have recorded 108 points this year, the most since 135 points in 2005. • Memphis is guaranteed its first winning-record since going 10-5-4 in 2007. • Memphis’ six shutouts on the season are the most since nine in 2004. • The Tigers posted a 366:42-minute shutout streak, a streak that began during the Marshall contest and ended with the penalty-kick goal in the 90th minute at UAB. • Allowed only one goal, a PK at UAB, in a span of 484:38-minutes from the end of the Marshall game until the middle of the UCA contest. • Memphis is ranked in scoring offense (12th) and total goals (17th) with 34. • The Tigers sport a .676 Won-Lost-Tied Percentage, good for 29th in the nation. • Memphis has recorded more goals, 34-19, than its opponents on the season. • Memphis has taken 100 shots-on-goal, compared to 66 for its opponents.
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2011 Men’s Soccer Notes Continued “Assisting His Teammates” - Liam Collins • Leads the team with 11 assists, the third most by a Tiger in a single season. • Trails only Hall-of-Famer Dayton O’Brien (14 in 2004) and Rogerio Lima (12 assists in 1997) for the most assists in a single season. • Fourth in the nation (through 10-30-11) in assists (11) and assists per game (.65). • Ranks 1st in assists per game and assists in C-USA. • Recorded 16 assists in Tigers’ last 19 games. The Tigers vs. The Knights • The all-time series record between U of M and UCF is 5-4-1 in favor of the Tigers, including the 3-2 win this season. • Memphis and UCF have met once in the C-USA Tournament, a 1-0 UCF win in ‘08. Scouting UCF • One of the top-ranked teams in the country with a 10-4-3 (C-USA 4-3-1) record. • Ranked No. 22 in this week’s NSCAA Poll. • Led by sophomore forward McKauly Tulloch, a tall, athletic, speedy goal scorer. • Junior Nik Robson has scored nine goals on the season. • Robson, George and Creavalle were all named to the Preseason All-C-USA Team. “Parker on Point” - Parker Duncan • Eclipsed 10 career-assists mark with two assists at Tulsa. Has 13 career-assists. • Assisted on the game-winning goals at Tulsa and against Missouri State. • Scored two goals in opening match against Lipscomb. • In the game against Marshall, Duncan played in the 60th game of his career. • Led, or shared lead, in points scored in each of his first three seasons as a Tiger. “Ellavating His Play” - Lewis Ellis • In the Tigers’ wins at Tulsa and against UNO, Ellis tallied four assists. • Ellis has two goals and six assists, which is 2nd on the team. • Ranks 4th in C-USA in assists and assists per game. “Hitting the Brick Hurley” - Conor Hurley • Recorded six clean sheets on the season, the most since Sebastian Vecchio’s seven in 2004. • First Memphis goalkeeper to record 10 wins since Vecchio’s 15 in 2004. • Has 46 saves, with a 1.09 goals against average. • Ranks 1st in C-USA with six shutouts and 5th in goals against average. • Posted a 366:42-minute shutout-streak from the end of the Marshall game to the penalty-kick goal by UAB, spanning wins at Tulsa and against UNO and FIU. • Was named C-USA Defensive Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 10, after posting five saves in a 3-0 win over FIU. “Earning His Tiger Stripes” - Wil Linder • Scored game-winner against Kentucky and assisted on Sherrod’s insurance goal. • Tallied first two-career goals in 3-0 win over FIU. • Recorded first career-assist on Sherrod’s goal in the 1-0 win over No. 18 Bradley. • Also, assisted on Sherrod’s goal against Evansville. • Named to Hotels at Grand Prairie Classic All-Tournament Team for assists against Bradley and Evansville. “The Real McCoy” - Cody McCoy • McCoy has recorded three assists on the season, against UCF, FIU and Lipscomb. • Played in 60th career-game at Tulsa and started his 60th career-game at SMU. • Earned a spot on the Hotels at Grand Prairie Classic All-Tournament Team. -5-
2011 Rankings Soccer America Team 1. New Mexico 2. North Carolina 3. Connecticut 4. Creighton 5. Maryland 6. UCLA 7. Indiana 8. Akron 9. Coastal Carolina 10. USF 11. Louisville 12. Charlotte 13. UC Santa Barbara 14. Northwestern 15. UC Irvine 16. UAB 17. Furman 18. Boston College 19. Notre Dame 20. Washington 21. St. John’s 22. UCF 23. James Madison 24. Virginia 25. Bradley
Nov. 8, 2011 Prev. Rank 1 2 4 5 3 8 9 6 10 7 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 11 19 20 NR 13 12 NR NR
Soccer Times Nov. 7, 2011 Team Prev. Rank 1. New Mexico 1 2. Creighton 2 3. North Carolina 3 4.Connecticut 6 5. Maryland 4 6. UCLA 8 7. Indiana 7 8. South Florida 5 9. Akron 7 10. Charlotte 11 11. Coastal Carolina 12 12. Boston College 9 13. Louisville 13 14. UC Irvine t-14 15. UC Santa Barbara 16 16. UAB 21 17. St. John’s 22 18. Furman 25 19. Old Dominion 21 20. Washington 23 21. UCF t-17 22. Notre Dame 19 23. James Madison t-14 24. West Virginia 20 25. Virginia NR
Men’s C-USA Weekly Awards Offensive Player of the Week Aug. 29 Sept. 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7
Tyler Riggs Kentucky McKauly Tulloch UCF Diego Navarrete UAB Tyler Riggs Kentucky Juan Castillo SMU McKauly Tulloch UCF Arthur Ivo SMU Mark Sherrod Memphis Babayele Sodade UAB Mark Sherrod Memphis Mike Magnotic So. Carolina Babeyele Sodade UAB
Defensive Player of the Week Aug. 29 Sept. 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7
Carl Woszczynski UAB Carl Woszczynski UAB Shawn Doyle UCF Mladen Lemez UAB Jaime Ibarra SMU Rodney Greiling FIU Conor Hurley Memphis Carl Woszczynski UAB Diogo de Almeida SMU Eric Reyes FIU Carl Woszczynski UAB Eric Martinez So. Carolina
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2011 Men’s Soccer Notes Continued “Johnson Joins the Attack” - Jordan Johnson • Tallied three assists on the season, his first-career points. • Assisted on Linder’s game-winner against Kentucky. “Chandler Is Chiming In” - Chandler Gagnon • Listed in TopDrawerSoccer.com’s Top 100 Freshman. • Scored first career-goal and game-winner against FIU. • Assisted on the game-winning goal by Andreas Guentner against UNO. “A Transformed Player” - J.J. Greer • Made transition from center forward to center back at end of 2010 season. • Scored first goal of season in 3-2 win against then-No. 10 UCF. • Played in his 50th career-game against SMU. “Mohawk Minute” - Thomas Shannon • Hosts a weekly recap and update on Memphis men’s soccer titled “Mohawk Minute,” aptly named for Shannon’s trademark mohawk. • The videos can be seen on http://www.youtube.com/sidmemphis. • Headed in a goal just 1:39 into the Wisconsin game. • Played in his 50th game against Marshall. • The senior co-captain has been a key part in securing six shutouts on the season. “Kaiser Roll” - Andreas Guentner • Junior co-captain Andreas Guentner has two goals, including the game-winner against UNO, and two assists on the season. • Instrumental in helping the Tigers post six shutouts on the year. Head-to-Head: SMU • Memphis struck early on a goal by Lewis Ellis, that was assisted by Mark Sherrod. • Sherrod tied the single-season record for points, 42, set by Sean Frasor in ‘01. • The Mustangs’ Juan Castillo notched the equalizer in the 37th minute. • Arthur Ivo scored the eventual game-winner in the 38th minute for SMU, as they prevailed, 2-1. Take Two! • Going back to the 2006 season, Memphis is 41-2-1 when scoring at least two goals. • The Tigers are 9-1 this season when scoring at least two goals, including wins against No. 10 UCF, at UCA, Kentucky, at Tulsa, UNO, FIU, at Wisconsin, Belmont and Lipscomb. Top-20 Takedowns • Beat No. 10 UCF, 3-2, on October 29th, the first win over a top ten team since a 3-2 win over No. 8 UAB in 2001. • Defeated 18th-ranked Bradley, 1-0, on September 16th. • First win over ranked opponent since 4-3 victory over No. 23 Drake in 2009. All-Time Wins Leader - Richie Grant • Became all-time wins leader, with 111, with Tigers’ 2-1 win over Wisconsin (9-11-11). • Now has 118-career wins in 13th season as the third coach in program history. • Finished eight seasons with records at or above .500 and has never had back-toback losing seasons, both streaks that will continue this season as Memphis is guaranteed a winning record.
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2011 Men’s Soccer Notes Continued
U of M in C-USA Tourney
Closing Time • Memphis is outscoring opponents 20-9 in the final 45 minutes of play. • The Tigers have scored at least one goal in the last 20 minutes of nine games: Lipscomb, Belmont, Miss. St., UIC, Wisconsin, Bradley, FIU, UNO, Kentucky, and UCA. • On the season, Memphis has tallied 12 goals in the last 20 minutes of play.
Year Opponent 1995 Saint Louis 1996 1996
Saint Louis USF
Going Full Tilt • Three Tigers have played all 1,570 minutes of action: Thomas Shannon, J.J. Greer and Conor Hurley. • Five other Tigers have played nearly the entire 1,570 minutes as well: Chandler Gagnon (1,567), Jordan Johnson (1,562), Andreas Guentner (1,557), Cody McCoy (1,527) and Liam Collins (1,512).
1997 1997
DePaul USF
1998 1998 1998
#9 Saint Louis Marquette USF
Milestones on the Horizon • Sophomore Mark Sherrod is one point away from tying for the most points scored in a season in Memphis men’s soccer history. • Sophomore Liam Collins is one assist shy of 12 for the season, which would be tied for the second highest total in Memphis history. • Senior Thomas Shannon is one goal and two assists shy of 10 for each in his career. • Senior Parker Duncan is one point from 10 on the season, which would mean he recorded double-digit points all four seasons as a Tiger, and one start shy of 60. • Junior Jordan Johnson is one game shy of reaching 50-career games played.
2000 2000
Cincinnati #14 Saint Louis
2-1 (W) 2-3 (L)
2004* 2004*
Saint Louis #23 UAB
1-0 (W) 3-2 (W)
2005 2005
UAB South Carolina
2-1 (W) 1-2 (L)
2006
#13 Kentucky
1-3 (L)
2007
South Carolina
2008
UCF
Result 0-1 (L) 1-0 (W) 0-3 (L) W, 3-1 L, 2-4 1-0 (W, ot) 3-0 (W) 2-4 (L)
1-2 (L, ot) 0-1 (L)
*C-USA Tournament Champions C-USA Tournament Record: 8-9
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2011 Results August 28
Memphis 4 vs. Lipscomb 1
Overall: 1-0-0
Conference: 0-0-0
Streak: W1
Senior forward Parker Duncan provided the spark with the first goal of the game en route to a 4-1 victory. Sophomore forward Mark Sherrod scored the game-winning goal when he headed home a corner kick served by sophomore midfielder Liam Collins. Andreas Guentner posted an insurance goal when he took a pass from junior defender Jordan Johnson and sent a shot past the goalkeeper. Duncan finished the scoring when he collected Thomas Shannon’s deflected penalty kick and found the back of the net for his second goal of the game. September 1
Memphis 3 @ Belmont 2
Overall: 2-0-0
Conference: 0-0-0
Streak: W2
Liam Collins provided the game-winning goal for the Tigers in the 88th minute. Belmont was the first to strike in the 32nd minute when Edgardo Padilla scored on a penalty kick after Memphis’ Conor Hurley was awarded a yellow card in the box. Memphis would strike back in the 57th minute on a Lewis Ellis corner, served by Liam Collins. After Niko Olsak pout the Bruins up, 2-1, in the 60th minute, Mark Sherrod would tie the game when he beat the keeper after receiving a cross from Andreas Guentner. Collins knocked in the game-winner when he sent a free kick past the wall and goalkeeper inside the far post. September 4
Memphis 1 vs. Missouri St. 0
Overall: 3-0-0
Conference: 0-0-0
Streak: W3
Sophomore Liam Collins collected a poorly-touched ball from Missouri State and fed it to Senior Parker Duncan. Duncan sent a through-ball to Mark Sherrod, who beat the Bears’ keeper one-on-one to give Memphis the 1-0 victory at Mike Rose Soccer Complex. Sophomore goalkeeper Conor Hurley was named the Man-of-the-Match after recording six saves on the night, several of them coming from point-blank range. With the win, Memphis improves to 3-0 on the season, their best start since opening the 2005 season, 4-0. September 9
Memphis 1 vs UIC 1
Overall: 3-0-1
Conference: 0-0-0
Streak: T1
Memphis fell behind after surrenduring an 19th-minute goal to Eric Frazier. The Tigers wouldn’t give up, controlling the tempo for the majority of the game. Sophomore Austin Gross came in off the bench and scored the equalizer in the 88th minute. Senior Parker Duncan took a shot that goalkeeper Piotr Kikolski deflected off the post. Gross collected the ricochet and scored the game-tying goal from five yards out. Memphis had several scoring chances in the overtime periods, but came away with the 1-1 draw. The Tigers held a decisive advantage in shots, 15-6, and allowed only two shots on goal during the entire contest. September 11 Memphis 2 @ Wisconsin 1
Overall: 4-0-1
Conference: 0-0-0
Streak: W1
Thomas Shannon put the Tigers up, 1-0, with his first goal of the season coming just 1:39 into the game. Thomas put away a header to the far post, with Liam Collins and Andreas Guentner assisting on the play. Wisconsin finally got on the scoreboard when Tomislav Zadro found Joey Tennyson for a goal in the 65th minute. Memphis would answer, when Lewis Ellis found Mark Sherrod. Sherrod fired a shot from 18-yards to beat goalkeeper Ciro Martinez. The goal was Sherrod’s fourth this season and third game-winner. With the win, Richie Grant became the all-time wins leader in Memphis men’s soccer history with 111 career victories. September 16 (RV) Memphis 1 @ No. 18 Bradley 0 Overall: 5-0-1
Conference 0-0-0
Streak: W2
Memphis used a goal from a shoeless Mark Sherrod in the 81st minute to defeat previously-unbeaten No. 18 Bradley in Peoria, Ill. Sherrod lost his shoe while making a run on the counter-attack. Freshman Wil Linder found Sherrod, who rocketed a shot past goalkeeper Brian Billings with his shoeless left foot. Conor Hurley earned his second shutout of the season with the help of his defense. The Tiger’s defense held the Braves without a single shot on goal, as Memphis beat its first ranked opponent since defeating No. 23 Drake, 4-3, in 2009. September 18 (RV) Memphis 1 vs. Evansville 2
Overall: 5-1-1
Conference: 0-0-0
Streak: L1
Evansville used a golden goal from Dylan Terry with less than 30 seconds remaining in the second overtime to hand Memphis its first loss on the season. The Tigers found themselves quickly down 1-0, on a goal by Ryan Stallings. But, Mark Sherrod would take a pass from Wil Linder and tap it home in the 26th minute to knot the game, 1-1, igniting the Tigers. Memphis would have multiple scoring chances in the second half and second overtime period to walk away with the victory. Eric Teppen, the Purple Aces goalkeeper, made seven saves on the game, including three in the second overtime to set-up the game-winner. -8-
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2011 Results September 24 (RV) Memphis 2 vs. So. Carolina 3 Overall: 5-2-1
Conference: 0-1-0
Streak: L2
Sophomore forward Mark Sherrod scored in the 35th minute when he headed home a cross from fellow sophomore Liam Collins giving Memphis the early 1-0 lead. Just moments into the second half, Collins found Jordan Johnson who played a ball into the box that Sherrod headed past the goalkeeper for his second score of the game. Memphis held the 2-0 lead, until South Carolina’s Bradlee Baladez scored in the 73rd minute. South Carolina’s Braeden Troyer and Chipper Root each netted goals, exactly one minute apart, to give the Gamecocks the win in regulation. October 1
Memphis 0 @ Marshall 3
Overall: 5-3-1
Conference: 0-2-0
Streak: L3
The Tigers dropped their third-consecutive contest, 3-0, to Marshall in Huntington, W.Va., on Saturday night, falling to 5-3-1 (C-USA 0-2-0) on the season. Marshall’s junior forward Tom Jackson posted a hat-trick for the Thundering Herd in the victory, tallying goals in the 32nd, 33rd, and 83rd minutes of the contest. Michael Hayes recorded a pair of assists and goalkeeper Daniel Withrow posted the clean sheet. Memphis, held advantages in shots (16-14) and corner kicks (6-1), but struggled to find its rhythm and the back of the net. This marks the first time all season that the Tigers were held scoreless in a match. October 8
Memphis 3 vs. FIU 0
Overall: 6-3-1
Conference: 1-2-0
Streak: W1
Memphis snapped a three-game losing streak with a decisive 3-0 win over visiting Florida International. Freshman defender Chandler Gagnon collected the rebound off of a Cody McCoy shot and FIU save and send it to the back of the net for his first career goal in the 17th minute. In the 38th minute, Mark Sherrod headed a ball across the top of the box for Wil Linder. Linder gathered the ball after an FIU player whiffed on an attempt to clear it and beat Greiling one-on-one for his first career goal. Linder recorded another goal in the 85th minute on another one-on-one after a misclear by FIU. Conor Hurley notched his third clean sheet of the season. October 11
Memphis 5 vs. UNO 0
Overall: 7-3-1
Conference: 1-2-0
Streak: W2
Andreas Guentner put the Tigers on the scoreboard in the 32nd minute with his second goal of the season and first game-winner of the year for the midfielder. But, the Tigers pressed on and Mark Sherrod scored three goals in a span of just over 21 minutes to post a hat trick. Tiago Reichert finished the scoring for the Tigers in the 88th minute, as Memphis won, 5-0. Sophomore Liam Collins recorded three assists in the game, while Chandler Gagnon, Wil Linder, and Lewis Ellis each tallied one assist. The Tiger defense was stifling, allowing only one shot attempt, which Hurley saved en route to his second-consecutive shutout. October 16
Memphis 3 @ Tulsa 0
Overall: 8-3-1
Conference: 2-2-0
Streak: W3
Mark Sherrod recorded his second-straight hat trick in U of M’s 3-0 win at Tulsa. Parker Duncan placed a ball on frame that was deflected by Tulsa’s Goalkeeper. Sherrod stuffed the rebound into the back of the net giving U of M the 1-0 lead in the 16th minute. Lewis Ellis and Duncan were awarded assists on the play. In the 23rd minute, Ellis fed a ball into the box that Sherrod headed home for his second goal. Sherrod finished the hat trick after taking a cross from Ellis, his third assist, and punching it into the goal in the 53rd minute. Conor Hurley made three saves to collect his third-straight shutout and extend his shutout streak to over 277 minutes. October 19
(RV) Memphis 0 @ (RV) UAB 1
Overall: 8-4-1
Conference: 2-3-0
Streak: L1
The Tigers dropped a heartbreaking contest with UAB, 1-0, on Wednesday at Regions Park in Hoover, Ala. With under 30 seconds remaining in the contest, a controversial foul was called in the box and a yellow card was issued to defender J.J. Greer. Babayele Sodade converted on the ensuing penalty kick giving UAB the win.Until the PK, Memphis only surrendered three shots, with none coming on goal, and forced five UAB offside calls. Meanwhile, Memphis finished with eight shots, two coming on frame. The Tigers were whistled for five more fouls, 16-11, than the Blazers. However, none was more costly than the last foul on Memphis. October 23
(RV) Memphis 2 vs. Kentucky 0
Overall: 9-4-1
Conference: 3-3-0
Streak: W1
Memphis guaranteed a spot in the C-USA Tourney after beating Kentucky, 2-0. The Tigers used a 74th-minute goal from freshman Wil Linder and an insurance goal from sophomore Mark Sherrod in the 78th minute to secure the victory. Linder scored on a header, served by Jordan Johnson, that went over the outstretched hands of UK goalkeeper Tyler Beadle. Sherrod scored the insurance goal just under four minutes later. Linder sent a ball into the box for Parker Duncan, who played a pass to the waiting foot of Sherrod on the other side of the box. Conor Hurley posted his sixth shutout of the season. -9-
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2011 Results October 26
(RV) Memphis 2 @ UCA 1
Overall: 10-4-1
Conference: 3-3-0
Streak: W2
Memphis used a pair of goals from Mark Sherrod to defeat Central Arkansas in an unusual match-up on a Wednesday afternoon. Liam Collins took a ball in the left side of the box and played it through the box to Sherrod. Sherrod volleyed the pass off the right goal post and into the back of the net. Sherrod’s second goal came after receiving a headed pass from Lewis Ellis. He slipped the ball past the keeper, giving Memphis the 2-1 lead with 15 minutes to go. Sherrod’s 17 goals this season is tied for the second most in a season. Collins’ 10th assist is tied for third most in a season in school history. October 29
(RV) Memphis 3 vs. No. 10 UCF 2
Overall: 11-4-1
Conference: 4-3-0
Streak: W3
On a night that the three seniors (Duncan, McCoy and Shannon) were honored, the Tigers took down No.10 UCF, 3-2. Memphis struck first when Duncan headed a pass to Sherrod, who struck from 30-yards out to the left post. J.J. Greer tallied his first goal of the year in the 25th minute, giving Memphis a 2-0 lead. Collins sent a free kick into the box, which Sherrod headed in front of the net to the waiting Greer. UCF nabbed a goal in the first half, but Memphis led, 2-1, at the break. Sherrod struck again in the second half after taking a pass from Ellis and slotting a left-footed shot by the keeper. The Tigers surrendered a late goal, but won, 3-2. November 4
#25 Memphis 1 @ (RV) SMU 2
Overall: 11-5-1
Conference: 4-4-0
Streak: L1
In its final regular-season matchup, Memphis dropped a 2-1 decision to SMU. Liam Collins played a free-kick into the box that was deflected into the air, but Mark Sherrod was able to get a head on the ball and send it to Lewis Ellis. Ellis spun and flipped the ball over SMU goalkeeper Jaime Ibarra to give Memphis a 1-0 lead in the second minute. SMU responded with a pair of goals exactly one minute apart. Juan Castillo deflected a pass and slid a shot past U of M goalkeeper Conor Hurley for the first goal. SMU’s Ben Hill gathered a ball that deflected off the referee and played a through-ball to Arthur Ivo, who put SMU up, 2-1. November 9
#3 UCF vs. #6 Memphis
November 17
NCAA Tournament
C-USA Tourney
7:30 P.M. CT
Conference USA Standings Team
| ------------CONFERENCE ---------- | | ----------------------OVERALL---------------------| W-L-T Pct. Home Away Pts. W-L-T Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak
1. So. Carolina 6-1-1 .812 2-1-1 4-0-0 2. UAB 6-1-1 .812 2-1-1 4-0-0 3.UCF 4-3-1 .562 3-1-0 1-2-1 4. Marshall 4-3-1 .562 2-1-1 2-2-0 5. SMU 4-3-1 .562 2-2-0 2-1-1 6. Memphis 4-4-0 .500 3-1-0 1-3-0 Kentucky 2-5-1 .312 2-2-0 0-3-1 FIU 1-5-2 .250 1-2-1 0-3-1 Tulsa 1-7-0 .125 1-3-0 0-4-0 *Clinched Spot in C-USA Tourney
19 9-6-2 .588 5-3-1 4-3-0 0-0-1 19 12-3-3 .750 7-1-3 5-1-0 0-1-0 13 10-4-3 .676 6-2-0 4-2-3 0-0-0 13 8-7-1 .531 5-2-1 3-5-0 0-0-0 13 10-6-1 .618 4-3-0 5-1-1 1-2-0 12 11-5-1 .676 6-1-0 5-3-0 0-1-1 7 9-9-2 .500 7-2-1 0-7-1 2-0-0 5 5-8-4 .412 5-2-3 0-5-1 0-1-0 3 5-12-0 .294 3-7-0 1-4-0 1-1-0 -10-
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Men’s Memphis Season Highs
Season Leaders
Individual Single Game Goals Total Mark Sherrod 3 vs. UNO Mark Sherrod 3 at Tulsa Assists Total Liam Collins 3 vs. UNO Lewis Ellis 3 at Tulsa
Soccer Active Career Leaders
Goals 1. Mark Sherrod Date 2. Wil Linder 10/11/11 3. Parker Duncan 10/16/11 Andreas Guentner Lewis Ellis Date
19 3 2 2 2
Assists 1. Liam Collins Lewis Ellis Parker Duncan 4. Wil Linder Date Mark Sherrod
11 6 5 4 4
10/11/11 10/16/11
Points Total Mark Sherrod 6 vs. UNO Mark Sherrod 6 at Tulsa
Date 2. 10/11/11 3. 10/16/11
Shots Total Mark Sherrod 7 vs. UNO Mark Sherrod 7 at Tulsa Mark Sherrod 7 vs. Kentucky
10/11/11 10/16/11 10/23/11
Points 1. Mark Sherrod Shots on Goal Total Date 2. Liam Collins Mark Sherrod 6 vs. UNO 10/11/11 3. Wil Linder Lewis Ellis Saves Total Date 5. Parker Duncan Conor Hurley 6 vs. Missouri St. 09/04/11 Shots Team Single Game 1. Mark Sherrod Goals Date 2. Parker Duncan 5 vs. UNO 10/11/11 3. Andreas Guentner Liam Collins Assists Date 5. Lewis Ellis 6 vs. UNO 10/11/11 Points 16 vs. UNO
Date 10/11/11
Shots 28 vs. UNO
Date 10/11/11
Shots on Goal 14 vs. UNO
Date 10/11/11
Saves 6 vs. Missouri State 6 at SMU
Date 09/04/11 11/4/11
Corner Kicks 11 at SMU
Date 11/4/11
Fewest Shots Taken 8 vs. UAB
Date 10/19/11
Fewest Shots Allowed 1 vs. UNO
Date 10/11/11
Largest Margin of Victory 5 vs. UNO
Date 10/11/11
Largest Margin of Defeat 3 at Marshall
Date 10/01/11
Goals Allowed 3 vs. South Carolina 3 at Marshall
Date 09/24/11 10/01/11
Most Opponent Shots 16 at SMU
Date 11/4/11
Opponent Saves 9 vs. UNO
Date 10/11/11
Shots On Goal 1. Mark Sherrod 2. Parker Duncan 3. Lewis Ellis 4. Liam Collins 5. Wil Linder Goals Against Average 1. Conor Hurley (2011)
42 13 10 10 9 70 36 23 23 20 35 14 10 9 8 1.09
Saves _________________________________ 1. Conor Hurley (2011) 46
Goals 1. Mark Sherrod (2010) 2. Parker Duncan (2008) 3. Thomas Shannon (2008) 4. Andreas Guentner (2009) 5. Wil Linder (2011) Liam Collins (2010) Austin Gross (2010) J.J. Greer (2009)
23 15 9 6 3 3 3 3
Assists 1. Liam Collins (2010) 2. Parker Duncan (2008) 3. Thomas Shannon (2008) JJ Greer (2009) 5. Lewis Ellis (2011) Mark Sherrod (2010)
17 13 8 8 6 6
Points 1. Mark Sherrod (2010) 2. Parker Duncan (2008) 3. Thomas Shannon (2008) 4. Liam Collins (2010) 5. Andreas Guentner (2009) Shots 1. Parker Duncan (2008) 2. Mark Sherrod (2010) 3. Andreas Guennter (2009) 4. JJ Greer (2009) 5. Cody McCoy (2008) Shots On Goal 1. Parker Duncan (2008) 2. Mark Sherrod (2010) 3. JJ Greer (2009) Andreas Guentner (2009) 5. Liam Collins (2010)
130 108 59 53 51 66 48 20 20 19
Goals Against Average 1. Conor Hurley (2011) 2. Jordan Leedle (2008)
1.09 1.59
Saves 1. Conor Hurley (2011) 2. Jordan Leedle (2008)
46 34
Shutouts 1. Conor Hurley (2011) 2. Jordan Leedle (2008)
6 3
Games Played 1. Parker Duncan (2008) 2. Cody McCoy (2008) 3. Thomas Shannon (2008) 4. J.J. Greer (2009) 5. Jordan Johnson (2009)
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52 43 26 23 15
67 64 57 49 48
Men’s Records
Soccer
2011 Men’s Soccer Notes Continued
Individual Single Game Goals Total Sean Fraser 5 vs. Lipscomb
Date 11/07/01
Assists Total John Cooke 4 vs. SW Missouri
Date 10/16/87
Points Total Sean Fraser 11 vs. Lipscomb
Date 11/07/01
Shots Total
Date
Donal McDonagh 5 vs. Lipscomb
11/07/01
Saves Total E.J. Gilley 24 vs Wake Forest
Date 9/29/84
Team Single Game Goals 10 vs. Lipscomb 10 vs. Lipscomb
Date 11/07/01 11/24/00
Assists 12 vs. Lipscomb
Date 11/24/00
Points 32 vs. Lipscomb
Date 11/24/00
Shots 41 vs. Rhodes
Date 9/28/88
Saves Date 24 vs. Wake Forest 9/29/84 Fewest Shots Taken 2 vs. Saint Louis 2 vs. South Alabama 2 vs. Evansville
Date 10/16/98 10/17/93 10/22/89
Fewest Shots Allowed 0 vs. Lipscomb
Date 11/07/01
Largest Margin of Victory 10, 10-0 vs. Lipscomb
Date 11/24/00
Largest Margin of Defeat 11, 0-11 at Alabama A&M
Date 1982
The Last Time A Tiger ...
Scored 5 Goals:........................................ Sean Fraser vs. Lipscomb (2001) Scored 4 Goals:........................................ Sean Fraser vs. Lipscomb (2001) Scored 3 Goals:............................................. Mark Sherrod at Tulsa (2011) Recorded Consec. Hat Tricks...........Mark Sherrod vs. UNO, at Tulsa (2011) Made 4 Assists:.............................John Cooke vs. SW Missouri State (1987) Made 3 Assists:....................................................Lewis Ellis at Tulsa (2011) Attempted 10 Shots:.................. Donal McDonagh vs. USM (1988), 15 shots Made 20 Saves:.......................... E.J. Gilley vs. Wake Forest (1984), 24 saves Made 15 Saves:...................................Tyler Strom vs. SMU (2005), 15 saves Made 10 Saves:................................... Tyler Strom vs. USC (2005), 10 saves Had Back-to-Back Shutouts:................................... Conor Hurley (3) (2011) Scored Twice in Under a Minute:........... Jeremy Tutor vs. W. Ky. (1997), 0:53 Stopped a Penalty Kick:.........................Michael Goodlett vs. UMKC (2009)
The Last Time the Tigers ...
Scored 10 Goals in a Game:................................ vs. Lipscomb (2001), 10-0 Scored Seven Goals in a Game:......................vs. Alabama A&M (2010), 8-0 Scored Six Goals in a Game:..........................vs. Alabama A&M (2010), 8-0 Scored Six Goals in a Half:.................vs. Alabama A&M (2005), 6 (2nd half) Scored Five Goals in a Half:...............vs. Alabama A&M (2010), 5 (2nd half) Notched 10 Assists in a Game:............................... vs. Lipscomb (2001), 10 Notched 9 Assists in a Game:............................vs. Alabama A&M (2005), 9 Attempted 40 Shots:..........................................vs. Rhodes (1988), 41 shots Attempted 35 Shots:..........................................vs. Rhodes (1988), 41 shots Attempted 30 Shots:............................... vs. Alabama A&M (2010), 30 shots Involved in a 0-0 Tie:..................................................vs.Vermont (9-18-09) Allowed 0 Shots on Goal:................................... at No. 18 Bradley (9-16-11)
Preseason All-C-USA Offensive MVP
Arthur Ivo, Sr., F, SMU Braganca Paulista, Brazil
Defensive MVP
Justin Chavez, Sr., D, Tulsa Edmond, Okla.
Team
Dylan Asher, So., D, Kentucky Richardson, Texas Bradlee Baladez, So., M, South Carolina Dallas, Texas Juan Castillo, So., F, SMU Kingwood, Texas Justin Chavez, Sr., D, Tulsa Edmond, Okla.
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Team Continued
Warren Creavalle, Sr., M, UCF Acworth, Georgia Kevan George, Sr., M, UCF Decatur, Georgia Anthony Hobbs, Jr., D, FIU Auckland, New Zealand Arthur Ivo, Sr., F, SMU Braganca Paulista, Brazil Matt Lodge, Jr., M, Kentucky Rossington, England Nik Robson, Jr., M, UCF Auckland, New Zealand Babayele Sodade, Sr., F, UAB Windsor, Ontario Daniel Withrow, Jr., GK, Marshall Rochester Hills, Michigan
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