2010 Notre Dame College Men's Soccer Media Guide by Rudy Roediger

Notre Dame Men’s Soccer

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Notre Dame College Location Founded Enrollment President Director of Athletics Affiliation Athletic Affiliation Nickname Colors Conference Home Field

South Euclid, Ohio 1922 1,350 Dr. Andrew P. Roth Sue Hlavacek Sisters of Notre Dame NAIA Falcons Royal Blue & Yellow Gold American Mideast Korb Field

Coaching Staff Head Coach Alma Mater Career Record (years) Record at Notre Dame Office Phone Associate Head Coach Alma Mater Assistant Coach Second Team Head Coach Graduate Assistant

Michael “Mac” McBride Walsh University 123-52-14 (10th) same 216-373-5419 Carl Nolan University of Rio Grande David Eyth Marko Raduka Jake Mahaffey

Program Information First Year of Soccer AMC Division Titles (5) AMC Conference Titles (2) NAIA Tournament Appearances (3) Best NAIA Tournament Finish Last NAIA Tournament Appearance NAIA Tournament Record All-Time Record Highest National Ranking Current National Ranking Best Record Most Shutouts Most Consecutive Shutouts

2009 2-3-0 123-52-14 2nd (2008) 4th 19-2-1 (2008) 9 (2005, 2010) 7 (2010)

Team Information 2009 Overall Record 2009 AMC Record (finish)

16-4-2 6-1-2 (2nd)

2001 ‘02, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, 07 ‘08, ‘09 ‘05, ‘08, ‘09

Introduction This is Notre Dame College President Dr. Roth/Athletic Director Hlavacek About Falcon Athletics Falcon Facilities 10 Years… Continuing the Tradition Alumni Well Wishes Introduction Team Breakdown Q & A With Coach McBride Meet the Falcons Daniel Knight/Jacob Child Steven Kane/Mo Sougoufara Dominic Waldron/Luke Holmes Alex Klein/Erik Beattie Christian Earnest/Kyle Hayes Kinsey LaCrone/Tom Mellor Scott Olinski/Josip Samardzija Chris Sekman/Jacob Sheppard Karol Boryka/Cody Brown/Philip Cutler/Elliot Kelly Carlo Manna/Ryan McGreevy/Nathan Nwaeze/Tom Owens Jan Skorupinski/Jon Smola/Sam Vail Michael McBride/Carl Nolan/David Eyth Marko Raduka/Jay Garfield/Jake Mahaffey

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2009 Season In Review Team Stats Season Results/Leaders

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History and Records Falcons Honor Roll Year-by-Year Results All-Time Falcon Opponent Records Falcon Individual Records 2010 Opponents

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Media Guide Credits The 2010 Notre Dame Men’s Soccer guide is a production of Ruud Sports. The Cover and inside cover were designed by Karolyn Power, the guide was designed, written and edited by Rudy Roediger, Director of Ruud Sports using Microsoft Publisher. Special thanks to Mac McBride, Sue Hlavacek, Skip Snow, Andy Barch, Karolyn Power, and Al DiFranco for their assistance. Photography provided by Ryan Baker, Robert Olinski, Lynn Browski, Andy Barch, Christian Taske, Marty Pokorny, and Notre Dame College’s Athletic Communication office. Printing by Bethany College Printing and AlphaGraphics.

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This Is Notre Dame College

Notre Dame College sits on 50 picturesque, wooded acres, tucked away in South Euclid, a quiet suburban neighborhood just 20 minutes from downtown Cleveland. The Sisters of Notre Dame founded Notre Dame College in 1922 as a Catholic, four-year liberal arts institution for women. Over the years, Notre Dame always embraced the challenge of adapting to the changing needs of its students and the College has seen many changes. In 2001, NDC admitted men, paving the way for continuous growth of the college through the addition of the new academic programs and an expansion of athletic programs. Since 2001, enrollment has risen to a record high of nearly 1,900 students. This growth can be attributed to the College’s career-oriented liberal arts programs that help students succeed in the real world. Notre Dame offers bachelor’s degrees in 29 majors, with interdisciplinary programs and self-designed majors and exceptional programs in education, business and science. Above all, the College strives to provide a mission-focused, valuesbased, private Catholic education to students who might otherwise not have access to such an experience. The NDC mission is to be faithful to the College’s Catholic heritage and identity. It is to be faithful to the charism of the Sisters of Notre Dame, who sought to provide a studentcentered education characterized by excellence. Notre Dame’s beautiful campus provides a perfect setting for serving that mission. The defining feature of NDC campus is the gothic tower atop the Administration Building. That building houses classrooms and offices and is the hub of a campus that includes:

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The Connelly Center --a dining hall and student center

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The Keller Center --a recreational and fitness facility with a gymnasium and swimming pool

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The Clara Fitzsche Library

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The Falcon Café --a café and apparel shop

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Three athletic fields, a softball diamond, and a student activities quad with beach volleyball and bocci

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Five residence halls, including two brand-new apartment-style facilities for upper class students

A variety of clubs and activities enrich the experience of the College’s 650 on-campus resident students. A Campus Ministry program promotes the spiritual growth of the Notre Dame College community and facilitates community service, retreats and liturgy. Faculty members and students frequently schedule and coordinate lectures, plays, performances and concerts. These facilities and activities --and the people that serve the College and its students --help make Notre Dame one of the finest, small Catholic baccalaureate colleges in the Great Lakes region.

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Notre Dame Leadership Inaugurated in November, 2003, Dr. Roth is the 13th president of Notre Dame College. Under his leadership, the College began a “Voyage of Discover,” defining he future of Notre Dame for the next generation of college leaders. Ultimately, Dr. Roth foresees Notre Dame as one of the finest, small Catholic baccalaureate colleges in the Great Lakes region. In the intervening years, Dr. Roth has decisively moved the College toward achieving this vision. He restructured the admissions operation and financial aid process resulting in record enrollment every year since 2003. He has introduced major improvements to campus facilities in order to enhance the educational experience for NDC students. In 2008, despite challenging economic times, the College began the most extensive series of on-campus construction projects in recent history. Ten new classrooms, 12 new faculty offices and new facilities for the Nursing Program were built. In addition, Christ the king Chapel was completely renewed and the Connelly Center Dining Hall dramatically renovated. The growth of Notre Dame’s student population necessitated the construction of two new residence halls -- North Hall and South Hall. Under his leadership, Notre Dame has made strides to expand academic opportunities for students. The College initiated new programs, including the Intelligence Analysis and Research Program (IARP), Criminal Justice, and a fully-accredited Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program. In fall 2008, Dr. Roth began the “Books That Changed the World” seminar series, a great books program for professional and civic leaders. Tenured in three different disciplines at his previous institution, Dr. Roth himself regularly teaches an undergraduate course, viewing himself as “a faculty member and teacher first.” A native of Canton, Ohio, Dr. Roth is committed to expanding the role of Notre Dame as a member of the Northeast Ohio community. He previously served as an administrator and tenured faculty member at Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa. His long and accomplished career has encompassed finance, marketing, strategic planning, educational leadership and public policy. Dr. Roth has been widely published on the topic of higher education recruitment and retention. He has delivered numerous papers and presentations on the variety of topics including strategic planning, he economics and history of the oil industry, administrative ethics, the impact of mass media on contemporary culture, and higher education finance and public policy. In 2001, he published College Savings and the Tax Code: A New Spin On The “Who Pays for Higher Education” Debate (NY: Garland Publishing, 2001), which the Review of Higher Education called “a major contribution to the literature of higher education finance.” A self-described “lifelong learner,” Dr. Roth has a doctorate in Public Policy and Higher Education Finance from the State University of New York at Buffalo, an MBA from Gannon University, an MA from Case Western Reserve University, and a BA from John Carroll University. Dr. Roth is married to Judy Roth, a retired banking executive, and has three children and four grandchildren.

Sue Hlavacek came to Notre Dame College in 1998, bringing with her many years of experience as an administrator, coach, mentor and teacher. A native of Cleveland, Hlavacek a standout in basketball and volleyball player at Cleveland State University from 1977-1980. In both sports she was a First Team All-Ohio performer and was three times named the Vikings’ Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year. In basketball, Hlavacek was voted CSU’s Most Valuable Player in each of her for years with the program. Her long list of accolades was capped off in 1991, when she became the first woman to be inducted into the Cleveland State athletic hall of fame. After graduating from CSU in 1980, Hlavacek was drafted by the Philadelphia Fox of the Women’s Basketball League (WBL), the first women’s professional basketball league in the United States. After playing in Philadelphia, Hlavacek returned home to Cleveland where she began what would be a 13-year coaching and teaching career at two Cleveland-area schools. At the second of those schools, Laurel School, Hlavacek moved up to the position of department chair for physical education and then to director of athletics. Hlavacek left Laurel to become the director of athletics at Notre Dame in 1998. At the Time, NDC had four athletic teams. Since then, Falcon Athletics have grown to include 23 varsity teams, second most among 53 colleges and universities in the state of Ohio. The expansion during Hlavacek’s tenure at Notre Dame has not just been a quantitave one; Falcon student-athletes succeeded in the community, the classroom, and on the field of play. Hlavacek has directed efforts to engage in community partnerships with the City of South Euclid, home of NDC’s campus, as well as with the Greater Cleveland community. Falcon teams have participated in charitable functions on and off campus and have been at the forefront of projects such as South Euclid’s Playground of Possibilities, an initiative designed to reinvigorate the city’s neighborhood parks. For their work in the classroom, Notre Dame student-athletes have earned 87 scholar-athlete awards. Additionally, Notre Dame has become a consistent force on the field. Hlavacek’s tenure has included a national championship in Wrestling (2010) as well as five conference championships and 10 division titles. Four athletes have earned conference player of the year awards, and NDC coaches have garnered nine conference coach of the year honors. Since 1998, the NAIA has recognized 52 Notre Dame student-athletes as members of the All-America teams. In an all-sports ranking called the NAIA Director’s Cup, Notre Dame has gone from being ranked among the bottom-50 of the 300 NAIA institutions to consistent rankings in the Top-50 in recent years. Hlavacek’s leadership has been recognized multiple times over the years. She has twice been named the AD of the Year (2004,2010) by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Hlavacek has also been named he Administrator of the Year twice (2003, 2010) by National Association of Collegiate Women’s Athletic Administrators (NACWAA) in 2003. She was also selected to serve on the NCAA Women’s Basketball Final Four Committee in 2007 Since 2008, Hlavacek has been shepherding the College’s athletic programs into a new phase of their existence, a period adding Football and transitioning the College into new conference and national affiliations -- in 2009, the College had a membership application approved and in 2010-11 its athletic teams are competing as a Year-Two Candidate in the NCAA Division II membership process.

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A b o u t Fa l c o n At h l e t i c s Notre Dame College sponsors 22 intercollegiate scholarship athletic teams. Among 53 colleges and universities in the state of Ohio, only Ohio State fields more varsity athletic teams. NDC’s men’s and women’s teams compete throughout the Great Lakes Region and the nation. Falcon student athletes come to College Road from all around Ohio, the Midwest, the nation and the globe. NDC competes against NAIA institutions as well as NCAA Division I, II, and III programs … and the Falcons are coming out on top:

IN 20092009-10: … the Notre Dame wrestling team won the NAIA National Championship, delivering Notre Dame its first national championship in a team sport. … Falcon teams earned two AMC titles and one division crown. … NDC student-athletes combined to earn four individual national championships, 13 NAIA All-America awards and 47 All-AMC nods. … a Men’s Basketball play was featured on ESPN’s Top-10 Plays. … Notre Dame athletic programs ranked in the nation’s Top-30 (26th), based on the NAIA Director’s Cup all sports ranking as

published by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). In most sports, Notre Dame competes in the American Mideast Conference (AMC), along with 11 other institutions. The AMC is comprised of small-college programs in Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania. NDC is affiliated with the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics), an association of nearly 300 colleges and universities throughout North America. The NAIA administers programs and championships in 23 sports. (In 2008, Notre Dame began a transition toward being affiliated as an NCAA institution. In 2010-11, the Falcons will compete as a Candidacy Year-Two institution in the NCAA Division II membership process.) NOTRE DAME ATHLETIC TEAMS MEN’S SPORTS

WOMEN’S SPORTS

Baseball Basketball Bowling Cross Country Football Golf Soccer Swimming & Diving Track & Field Water Polo Wrestling

Basketball Bowling Cross Country Golf Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swimming & Diving Track & Field Volleyball Water Polo

POINTS OF PRIDE One National Championship: NAIA Wrestling (2010) Six Individual National Championships 63 All-American Awards 59 NAIA Scholar-Athlete Awards Four NAIA Scholar Teams Five Conference Championships 89 All-Conference Honorees Five Conference Player of the Year 10 Division Titles Nine Conference Freshman Of The Year Awards Nine Conference And Division Coach Of The Year Awards

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Fa l c o n Fa c i l i t i e s KELLER CENTER

KORB FIELD

The Keller Center is the main recreation and fitness facility on Notre Dame’s campus. Built in 1987, the building houses a full size gymnasium, swimming pool, athletic trainer’s room, fitness room and many of NDC Athletic Department and coaches’ offices.

Korb Field, located on the campus of nearby Charles F. Brush High School, is the home facility for several NDC athletic teams, including Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Football and Lacrosse. Korb Field is a stateof-the-art AstroPlay surface with lights, and it has a seating capacity of 3,000. Since the program’s inception in 2001, Men’s Soccer is 57-15-2 (.792) at the friendly confines of Korb Field.

MURPHY GYMNASIUM Murphy Gymnasium, located inside the Keller Center, is the intimate, loud and vibrant setting for Notre Dame Basketball, Volleyball and Wrestling. The facility has a seating capacity of 650 and in recent years has become the setting of a decisive home-court advantage for all NDC teams.

PAUL SERRA FIELD Paul Serra Field has been the home of NDC Baseball since 2007. The facility is located in nearby Euclid, Ohio and is named in honor of Euclid baseball legend Paul Serra.

MELLON POOL

MAYFIELD COUNTRY CLUB CLUB

The Mellon Pool, also located inside the Keller Center is the home to Notre Dame Swimming & Diving and also Falcon Water Polo.

Mayfield Country Club is located just a few blocks away from NDC campus and is home to Notre Dame’s Men’s and Women’s golf programs. The MCC course, a par-71, 6,618-yard test, was built in 1911, and is a private 18-hole facility.

CAMPUS FIELD Campus Field is the tree-lined, on-campus home of NDC Softball. Located near the Keller Center and the southwest corner of Notre Dame’s 50-acre campus, it is the site for NDC home games. The Falcon Softball team has turned their home diamond into a house of horrors for opponents in recent years -- Notre Dame has a Campus Field record of 68-15 (.819) since 2006.

FREEWAY LANES Freeway Lanes is located in Willowick, Ohio, has been the home of NDC Bowling since the inception of the men’s and women’s intercollegiate programs in 2009. The state-of-the-art bowling center features 32 lanes and is NDC’s practice facility.

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10 Y e a r s … C o n t i n u i n g t h e T r a d i t i o n Looking back at ten years with Coach Mac... 2001 October 16, Ohio Dominican, W 3-2, South Euclid, Ohio

Obviously this was a season of firsts. I could write a book about this season alone. This team was special in many ways. We were beyond being an underdog. We were a new team - thrown into to the largest soccer conference in the country. If there was one game that summed up the spirit within the 2001 team it would have to be the home victory over Ohio Dominican. Ohio Dominican was the reigning conference champion. The lads played out of their skins that day and we won 3-2!

2004 October 8, Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.), W 2-1 2OT, Rochester, N.Y.

Roberts Wesleyan away, it’s always an adventure. This time we forgot our kit so a car-load of Second Team players drove our kit all the way to Rochester, N.Y. for us! Andy Gray’s dad had driven 10 hours from Sault Saint Marie, Canada to watch the game. “Graytrain” made the trip worthwhile for his dad by scoring the game-winner in overtime.

2002

2005 - LANDMARK YEAR

November 2, Geneva (Pa.), W 4-1, South Euclid, Ohio

November 12, Rio Grande, L 0-4, Rio Grande, Ohio NAIA Regional Tournament

Our second season was a dream. The lads had grown in confidence and we had also managed to attract some very talented players to NDC. This gave us an opportunity to play for a conference championship. The lads didn’t disappoint and they beat Geneva College in front of a home crowd to bring home our first ever championship trophy.

We had won the North Division and made it through to Regional Tournament Final – we were 90 minutes away from an appearance at the NAIA National Tournament. We lost the final but the coaches knew that we had a chance at an at-large bid. We left Rio and drove our bus to Marietta. I told the boys we had to wait for a phone call from the NAIA and that we were either heading North (to Cleveland) or South (to Florida). I didn’t think the phone would ever ring. We were sat at a petrol station for what seemed like an eternity. At 11pm I got the call and then told the players “we’re heading South, lads!” Needless to say they went ballistic. November 18, Simon Fraser (B.C.), W 2-1 OT, Daytona Beach, Fla. NAIA National Championship Tournament

2003 November 8, Cedarville, W 1-0, Lyndhurst, Ohio; AMC Tournament

Expectations were high for the 2003 season and once again the lads produced the goods. After completing another successful conference season the lads went one better by qualifying for the Region IX Tournament. They did this by beating a talented Cedarville University team at Brush High School’s Korb Field in front of a large home crowd.

We were literally rank outsiders when we arrived in Daytona Beach, Florida. We had been drawn to play the fifth-ranked team in the country. We changed to a 4-5-1 and got the result that took us to the Elite Eight. Words can’t describe the feeling that day; I nearly smiled. We bowed out 1-0 to fourth-ranked Southern Nazarene in the next round but every senior player was on the pitch when the final whistle went. It was a great to see. Our squad turned to Southern Nazarene and clapped them off the field. It was a proud moment – teams don’t do that at the national tournament. The lads’ sportsmanship was later recognized by being named the recipient of the Nels Dalquist award for sportsmanship.

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2008...CONT

November 4, Daemen, L 1-2, Lyndhurst, Ohio; Gilmore Academy AMC Tournament Qualifier

November 22, Judson (Ill.), W 6-1 OT, Lyndhurst, Ohio NAIA National Championship Tournament

With all of our successes in our previous seasons 2006 was a year that grounded us all. We managed to retain the AMC North Championship but we fell short of making the regional final. The Daemen game was a memorable one because it was a game in which we were seen as the hot favorite but we lost. It was an impressive upset. Although we lost I think we all recognized the efforts of the Daemen players and staff that day. We clapped them off the field – they were worthy victors. Games like that are why we all play the game.

Our second appearance in a national tournament saw us host a perennial national powerhouse Judson University. It was late November and in true Cleveland fashion we had been hit with a blizzard 48 hours before KO. There was no way on the morning of the match that the game was going to go ahead. What transpired was awe-inspiring. We sent out a message to our alum and to the student-athletes at NDC to come and help clear the field. They came in their droves, men’s baseball, and our alum, some of the women’s soccer team and a variety of other NDC students. Even Sue Hlavacek (Athletic Director) and Becky Barger (Student Activities) were both shoveling snow. The game went ahead and the rest is history.

2007 September 19, Cleveland State, W 4-1, Cleveland, Ohio.

This was the season we got to play our NCAA Division I neighbor, Cleveland State. Many of our players had grown up playing on the same club teams as the CSU players so this made for ‘big’ game. There was a sizeable crowd at CSU’s Krenzler Field that night. Our boys put in a great performance and shocked plenty of the crowd. It was a fine win over a larger school. Watching Stevie Kane score from over 40yards for the 4th goal was incredible.

2009 September 12, Concordia, W 5-2, Mobile, Alabama We had just come off a 2-1 defeat to fifth-ranked Azusa Pacific at the University of Mobile tournament and had the prospect of facing secondranked Concordia, California the very next day. The boys put in a performance that had the whole of the NAIA talking. It was a sublime performance that served to reveal the inner strength of the 2009 team. It was a whopper of a result. December 1, Benedictine, W 3-1, Fresno, California NAIA National Championship Tournament Having bowed out in the Round of 16 in 2008; the team was determined to stick around in Fresno a little bit longer in 2010. The performance was as dominant a performance as any team put in during the 2009 NAIA National Championship. It was a complete game from the boys, we looked like we belonged. It showed just how far we had come in nine seasons.

2008 October 25, Rio Grande, W 2-1 OT, Lyndhurst, Ohio

This was the first season the AMC had come together as a single conference since 2001. Rio had won the south the most times in that period and we had achieved the same in the north. For the first time ever we got to host Rio. It was a cracker of a game, it had the lot. Ultimately we won it in overtime – Korb Field went nuts. Lots of Alum were there for that one, and it ranks as one of the most special victories

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Alumni Well Wishes #1 CHRIS “SKELLIE” LOGAN LOGAN

#11 CHRIS LOUGHLIN

Notre Dame: 2002-2005 Assistant Coach Slippery Rock University

Notre Dame: 2002-2005 Underwriter for Cigna International

Words of wisdom: “Never underestimate the benefit of a good night’s sleep” Message to the lads: “Best of luck this season. As an ardent NDC Soccer supporter I am extremely proud of all that has been accomplished these past few years, and am looking forward to getting behind the team again in 2010. Good luck lads!” #2 MATT “MT” TOLAR Notre Dame: 2002-2003 Teacher: Title one reading k-3 for the Parma city schools Assistant Coach valley forge high school

Words of wisdom: "In life control what you can control and the rest will take care of itself." Message to the lads: “Beat John Carroll!” #6 TIM “FINKLES” FINKLEA FINKLEA Notre Dame: 2001 Educational Policy Consultant

Words of wisdom: “Don't take anything for granted and respect the shirt that you're wearing for Notre Dame College.” Message to the lads: “Good luck this year, I'm very proud of NDC and the dynasty that you've built. I'm also very proud of you Mac for staying there.” #10 NICK “PUMPS” DEPOMPEI DEPOMPEI Notre Dame 2001-2005 Revere High School Guidance Counselor Assistant Coach Avon Lake High School

Words of wisdom: “With still such a new program each and every player has an opportunity to make big contributions. These are times they will never forget so enjoy it with your "soccer family" to the fullest in making the memories. The program truly resembled, and sure it still does, a family.”

Words of wisdom: “College soccer at NDC is a great experience. It’s an opportunity to play competitive soccer at a very high level. I don’t think I appreciated how good the standard was until I finished my 4 years and came back to Scotland to play. On a personal level I know I improved a great deal in the 4 years I played. I think it’s important the new players take advantage of the good facilities and coaching you have on a daily basis and try to make your mark on a winning program. There is no better feeling than playing for a winning team and getting to a National Championships in my last year was the highlight of my time at the college. If you are playing well in a good team I can assure you all that you will enjoy the full college experience so much more. Don’t leave College feeling any frustration that you could have done more. Aside from the soccer it is a great chance to build friendships with people from all over the world. I still regularly keep in touch with people all over the US, England, Ireland and even Ecuador so use the opportunity to get to know people, as that will be something you can enjoy long after the football is gone.” Message to the lads: “Good luck, make us proud.” #16 MARIO DIMAC Notre Dame: 2005—2006 Accountant for Ampco System Parking

Words of wisdom: “The soccer program at Notre Dame College is more than a program, it's a legacy. It began as a team full of strong student-athletes and each year the team continues to build on those strong foundations of academics and athleticism. We hope that all of you will continue this tradition.” Message to the lads: “Good Luck!” #17 LUKE “JACKO” JACKSON JACKSON Notre Dame: 2006-2009 Seeing employment in Finance

Words of wisdom: “Keep your head down and work hard for everything you have. Don't take anything for granted as things aren't always handed to you on a plate, boys. As for classes, football is not going to pay the way in life for everyone so remember that your future is huge and one skipped class is one too many. Being determined to succeed helped me at NDC and that's the best words of advice I can give all you boys.” Message to the lads: “To everyone in the shirt, good luck from Jacko. Make us all proud,” (Missing being out there already and I've only been home a week.) Falcons celebrate NAIA 2008 National Tournament win, Nov. 22, 6-1 against Judson

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Alumni Well Wishes #22 ANDY “GRAYTRAIN” GRAY Notre Dame: 2004-2008 English Teacher in Shizuoka, Japan

Words of wisdom: “Four, even five years of college fly by, it may seem a long time, but ask anyone who’s seen them through, they'll tell you otherwise! Respect as an athlete and individual is everything, the decisions you make are crucial and often irreversible. You are young, and likely don't think too deeply about any such things, it’s not a reflection of intelligence, perhaps it’s because we can't see into the future. Neither can I, but we can all look back on the past, dream of another chance, wonder what might have been, yet all that remains is what you did and did not do. ” Message to the lads: “Good luck” #23 MARTY POKORNY Notre Dame: 2004-2007 New Loan Auditor, US Bank Home Mortgage

Words of wisdom: “Take in every second of this season, whether it is your first at NDC or your last. The experience of playing at NDC is one that you live with for the rest of your life. You don't forget the moments, the coaches, or the teammates that become your friends.” Message to the lads: “You fellas don't know how lucky you are to be wearing an NDC kit this year. Best of luck on this upcoming season!” #26 CHRISTIAN TASKE Notre Dame: 2004-2007 Editor & Writer at Notre Dame College

Dr. Demming kicks out first ball with captain Tim Finklea, Sept. 4, 2001 for Falcons match against Tiffin.

Words of wisdom: “Enjoy every minute of being on the team, even when you’re running up and down the steps of the McKinley Monument at 98 degrees. You don’t realize how much you loved being a Falcon until it’s over with.” Message to the lads: “Good luck this season.”

2001 Falcons Nest

2004 Falcons practice Kevin McDowall, Steve “Klicky” Klick, Andy “Graytrain” Gray, Nicky Jordan

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2 010 T e a m B r e a k d o w n 2010 Notre Dame Numerical Roster

Alphabetical Roster

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Name

Pos. Ht.

Wt.

Year

Hometown (Previous School)

0 00 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 26 27 30 31 35 37

Karol Boryka Alex Klein Jan Skorupinski Daniel Knight Jacob Child Jacob Sheppard Philip Cutler Carlo Manna Sam Vail Ryan McGreevy Tom Owens Mo Sougoufara Kinsey LaCrone Tom Mellor Erik Beattie Elliot Kelly Cody Brown Dominic Waldron Nathan Nwaeze Luke Holmes Christian Earnest Chris Sekman Steven Kane Josip Samardzija Kyle Hayes Jon Smola Scott Olinski

G G G D D D D M M F M M D M M M F D M F F D F M M M F

139 184 197 182 183 196 168 144 155 164 149 158 162 159 162 145 167 164 145 150 178 137 165 146 124 145 168

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

Brecksville, Ohio (Brecksville) Frankfurt, Germany (Ziehenschule) Vogt, Germany (Vogt) Abergele, Wales (Emrys Ap Iwan) Surrey, England (St. John the Baptist) Brampton, Ont. (Bramalea) Shipley, England (Breckfoot) Sydney, Australia (Xavier) Lancaster, Ohio (Lancaster) Salford, England (St. Patrick’s) Liverpool, England (Halewood) Dakar, Senegal (Brush) Zanesville, Ohio (Ashland University) Shaw, England (Crompton House) Madison, Ohio (Madison) Crowborough, England (Beacon) Parkersburg, W. Va. (West Virginia University) Derby, England (Loughborough) Arlington, Texas (Mansfield Legacy) Oldham, England (Burry College) Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio (Cuyahoga Falls) Canfield, Ohio (Canfield) Jeromesville, Ohio (Hillsdale) Eastlake, Ohio (Lake Catholic) Chagrin Falls, Ohio (Chagrin Falls) Brecksville, Ohio (Brecksville) Royal Oak, Mich. (Royal Oak)

5-10 5-10 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-3 5-11 5-5 5-8 5-9 5-11 5-9 5-9 6-0 5-10 6-1 5-9 6-0 5-10 5-6 5-9 5-9 5-10 5-8 5-8 5-10 5-8

No. 15 00 17 3 6 21 31 20 27 16 0 2 13 7 9 14 19 37 10 30 26 4 1 35 11 8 18

Name Erik Beattie Karol Boryka Cody Brown Jacob Child Philip Cutler Christian Earnest Kyle Hayes Luke Holmes Steven Kane Elliot Kelly Alex Klein Daniel Knight Kinsey LaCrone Carlo Manna Ryan McGreevy Tom Mellor Nathan Nwaeze Scott Olinski Tom Owens Josip Samardzija Chris Sekman Jacob Sheppard Jan Skorupinski Jon Smola Mo Sougoufara Sam Vail Dominic Waldron

Pos. M G F D D F M F F M G D D M F M M F M M D D G M M M D

Cl. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr.

Roster by Position

Roster by Class

Geographic Roster

Goalkeeper (3): Alex Klein, Karol Boryka, Jan Skoropinski Defense (7): Jacob Child, Philip Cutler, Dominic Waldron, Daniel Knight, Kinsey LaCrone, Chris Sekman, Jacob Sheppard Midfield (11): Mo Sougoufara, Erik Beattie, Kyle Hayes, Tom Mellor, Josip Samardzija, Elliot Kelly, Carlo Manna, Nathan Nwaeze, Tom Owens, Jon Smola, Sam Vail Forward (6): Steven Kane, Luke Holmes, Christian Earnest, Scott Olinski, Cody Brown, Ryan McGreevy

Senior (4): Jacob Child, Steven Kane, Mo Sougoufara, Dominic Waldron Junior (3): Luke Holmes, Alex Klein, Daniel Knight Sophomore (9): Erik Beattie, Christian Earnest, Kyle Hayes, Kinsey LaCrone, Tom Mellor, Scott Olinski, Josip Samardzija, Chris Sekman, Jacob Sheppard Freshman (11): Karol Boyka, Cody Brown, Philip Cutler, Carlo Manna, Elliot Kelly, Ryan McGreevy, Nathan Nwaeze, Tom Owens, Jan Skorupinski, Jon Smola, Sam Vail

Ohio (10): Erik Beattie, Karol Boryka, Christian Earnest, Kyle Hayes, Steven Kane, Kinsey LaCrone, Josip Samardzija, Chris Sekman, Jon Smola, Sam Vail England (8): Jacob Child, Philip Cutler, Luke Holmes, Elliot Kelly, Ryan McGreevy, Tom Mellor, Tom Owens, Dominic Waldron Germany (2): Alex Klein, Jan Skoropinski Australia (1): Carlo Manna Michigan (1): Scott Olinski Ontario (1): Jacob Sheppard Senegal (1): Mo Sougoufara Texas (1): Nathan Nwaeze Wales (1): Daniel Knight West Virginia (1): Cody Brown

Pronunciation Guide BORYKA SKORUPINSKI SOUGOURFARA MELLOR BEATTIE NWAEZE SAMARDZIJA OLINSKI

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2 010 P r e v i e w Q & A w i t h C o a c h M c B r i d e What position are you going to be watching the closest starting the season?

Talk about opening the season on the road against Spring Arbor (MI), Grace (IN), and Iowa Wesleyan, three brand new opponents.

At the moment right back is up for grabs, but from front to back there is competition for spots. We have a sizable group of second year players who will be looking to break into the starting XI. The competition will be fierce.

Even though Spring Arbor and Grace are new opponents, the fact that they have been invited to attend the University of Rio Grande Tournament tells us all we need to know about them. They will be quality opponents and will be a tough test to start the season with. Iowa Wesleyan’s keeper made the NPSL All-Star Team this summer, which is an impressive feat. I think that speaks to the quality of player Wesleyan attracts to its program.

What is one thing the team gained from last year that will be a benefit this season? I hope that the pain of defeat to Masters in the quarter finals will spur the lads on to greater things.

What are some specific areas that you are looking to improve on this season over last? Fan support! This is an area that we are working on diligently. For as well as the team has done over the years we really need to give them an audience to showcase their talents to. From a soccer standpoint, we’d like to shore up the back a bit. We were very attack-minded last season, we scored plenty but let nearly a goal a game in. To be successful we need to keep more clean sheets.

With only five matches at home this year, do you think it will help or hurt your goal of more fan support? Five home games is actually about where we are every year. I think statistically (all-time) we are about 30% home and 70% away. I’m confident we will have our highest ever average attendance this year because of the people that are actively promoting the program in the community. With it being our tenth season, it really does make it a little special. Special for us and special for the NDC community.

What does this year’s newcomers add to the team? Fresh enthusiasm, new opinions, some naivety and a lot of talent.

Talk about your early season travels and what you hope to gain from it. Historically we have used the early part of the season to blood the new players to get them true college experience.

Who do you think will be the teams to beat in the AMC this year, and why? The beauty of the AMC is that it’s wide open. There are a number of teams that could win it, but I’d be surprised to see one team run the table. The parity makes for entertaining matches.

How do you think the squad will stack up against the other AMC powers this year? We’ll probably field the youngest team in the AMC this year, but we hope to stay competitive.

Going into your tenth season how do you feel about the program at this point and what do you envision in the coming seasons? We’re pleased with the progress that has been made since the program was started. However, we have a couple of significant goals we have yet to reach.

2010 Notre Dame Schedule Date

Opponent

Location

Time

8/27

Spring Arbor (Mich.)

Rio Grande, Ohio

4:30pm

8/28

Grace (Ind.)

Rio Grande, Ohio

3:00pm

If they perform the way they have for the past three seasons then I’ll be more than happy with them. I expect the same from a first-year as I do from a lad who is in his fourth season.

9/4

Iowa Wesleyan

Schererville, Indiana

5:30pm

9/7

Calumet College of St. Joseph (Ind.)

Schererville, Indiana

5:00pm

9/11

University of St. Francis (Ill.)

Joliet, Illinois

8:00pm

Having lost a number of players that played important roles on the team, how do you look to replace them?

9/12

Benedictine U. of Springfield (Ill.)

Joliet, Illinois

11:00am

9/18

Madonna (Mich.)

Livonia, Michigan

2:00pm

9/22

Ashland

Lyndhurst, Ohio

7:00pm

What do this year’s seniors provide to a team that is relatively young?

We can’t replace some of the intangibles the old lads gave us. It’s more than being a good player. We can put a new player in an old shirt, but we can’t truly replace the lads we lost. We reinvent ourselves almost every season.

Looking at the roster, which position do you feel is the strongest, and why? There is a lot of talent in this squad. There are a number of players who can play multiple positions, so it remains to be seen what our strongest position will be. However, we have the most competition for our right hand side, so that may well become one of our strengths as the season progresses.

9/29

* Houghton (N.Y.)

Lyndhurst, Ohio

7:00pm

10/2

* Mount Vernon Nazarene

Mount Vernon, Ohio

2:00pm

10/9

* Malone

Lyndhurst, Ohio

3:00pm

9/12

* Walsh

Lyndhurst, Ohio

7:00pm

10/16

* Cedarville

Cedarville, Ohio

7:00pm

10/20

* Daemen (N.Y.)

Amherst, New York

7:30pm

10/23 * Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.)

Lyndhurst, Ohio

7:00pm

10/30

Cheswick, Pennsylvania 7:00pm

* Point Park (Pa.) Home Games are in bold Neutral Site Games are in italics

* denotes a American Mideast Conference contest

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Notre Dame Men’s Soccer

DANIEL KNIGHT

JACOB CHILD

Junior Defense 6-0 182 Abergele, Wales

Senior Defense 6-1 183 Surrey, England

Emrys AP Iwan HS

St. John the Baptist HS

Career: Athletic defender with great vision and leadership … has played

Career: Attack minded defender … has started and played in 85

in 43 matches, starting 42 … helped the Falcons defense keep 12 clean sheets.

matches … ranks first in all-time minutes played (6,827) … ranks first in all-time matches started and played (85) … helped lead Notre Dame to three straight National Tournament appearances, and first National Championship Final in 2010 … started left back for all four years … led defense to 34 clean sheets over four seasons … all-time record of 72-10-5 over four year career.

2010: Team Captain 2009: Team Captain … Started and played in all of NDC’s 22 contests on the year … named NAIA Honorable Mention All-American, NSCAA/ adidas ® All-Region IX Team, First Team All-AMC … scored 2 goals on 20 shots … led defense to 7 clean sheets.

2008: Started 20 of 21 matches played … scored three goals and added assist … scored first and second career goal including the match winner Sept. 7, in 5-1, win against La Roche (Pa.) … led defense to 5 clean sheets.

Prior to NDC: A 2008 graduate of Emrys AP Iwan … made 25 starts and 26 total appearances for Wales U16, U17 and U19 … played against England and Scotland sharing Victory Shield Trophy with England … played against USA in 2006, drawing 2-2 … played for Abergele FC Youth Academy in 19992001 … played for Wrexham FC Youth Academy in 2001 … Captain of Oldham FC Youth Team from 20062008 … also played Rugby till he was 15.

Personal: Daniel Mark Knight … born February 18, 1990 … son of Bruce and Rose Knight … has one older brother, Matt, and one younger brother, Ben … brother Ben plays Soccer for Rhyl in Wales … double majoring in Business Management and Marketing.

GP-GS 21-20 22-22 43-42

G 3 2 5

A 1 0 1

2009: Started and played in 21 of NDC’s 22 matches … picked up game winning assist Aug. 29, in 2-1 win against Indiana Wesleyan … helped defense keep 7 clean sheets.

2008: Started and played in all 21 matches … scored 1 goal on 21 shots … awarded the National Champion of Character Award … helped defense keep 5 clean sheets. 2007: Started and played in all 19 matches … picked up 3 assists … scored 1 goal on 6 shots ... helped defense keep 7 clean sheets.

Prior to NDC: A 2007 graduate of St. John the Baptist … played for Working District from 1996-1999 … played for Surrey County in 1998 … played for Queens Park Rangers 1998-2007 … played in F.A. Youth Cup for Queens Park Rangers … member of England U16 National Team in 2003. Personal: Jacob Zachary Child … born December 14, 1988 … son of Stephen and Ester Child … Majoring in Business Management with a minor in Economics.

Child’s Career Stats

Knight’s Career Stats Season 2008 2009 Career

2010: Started and played in all 24 matches … named All-AMC Second Team … …led defense to record 7 straight shutouts to open season and record 14 shutouts for the season … had first multi assist match, Nov. 8, in 6-1 win over Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.) in AMC Tournament Semifinal … picked up game winning assist Nov. 29, in 2-1 win against No. 13 Vanguard (Calif.) in NAIA National Tournament … scored 3 goals and added 6 assists.

Pts. Shots Shot% 7 12 .250 4 20 .100 11 32 .175

SOG 5 8 13

SOG% .417 .400 .409

GW 1 0 1

PK 0-0 0-0 0-0

Season GP-GS

Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK

2007

19-19

.166

.500

0-0

2008

21-21

.047

.333

0-0

2009

21-21

.000

.231

0-0

2010

24-24

.103

.414

0-0

Career 85-85

.079

.369

0-0

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STEVEN KANE

MO SOUGOUFARA

Senior Forward 5-10 165 Jeromesville, Ohio

Senior Midfield 5-9 158 Dakar, Senegal

Hillsdale HS

Brush HS

Career: Tough speedy forward … has played in 53 matches, starting

Career: Explosive and creative midfielder … has appeared in 38

2 ... Scored 24 goals and added 9 assists throughout his career.

matches.

2009: Saw action in all of NDC’s 22 contests on the year … named to

2007: Made 21 appearances, starting 1 match … scored a goal Sept. 9,

the Second Team All-AMC … totaled 40 shots on the year, putting 23 on goal … scored 10 goals, good for second on the team including 2 game winners … dished out 4 assists … notched his first career hat trick Aug. 25, in a 6-0 win against Davenport.

in an 8-0, win against St. Francis.

2006: Saw action in 17 of NDC’s contests … scored his first collegiate

2008: Saw action in 21 of NDC’s contests … scored 10 goals … dished

Prior to NDC: A 2005 graduate of Brush High School … attended

out 2 assists … scored overtime match winner Oct. 25, against No. 4, University of Rio Grande.

Cours Sacre Coeur in Dakar Senegal through 11th grade … played in the youth system for ASC Yeggo de Dakar from 1998-2004.

2007: Played in 19 matches ... scored four goals and notched three as-

Personal: Mohamet Sougoufara … born April 26, 1987 … son of

sists ... scored two goals Sept. 19, in a 4-1 win against Cleveland State.

Amadou Moustapha Sougoufara and Anta Ndiaye Gueye … majoring in

Prior to NDC: A 2007 graduate of Hillsdale High School … scored 41

goal and point Oct. 21, in a 10-0, win against Myers.

Accounting.

goals and earned 1st Team All-Ohio as a senior … scored 94 career goals for Hillsdale leading them to back to back District Finals … played for the Cleveland Internationals in the Premier Development League in 2009 … played club soccer for Mid Ohio, Ohio Premier, Penine and Cleveland Internationals.

Personal: Steven Lawrence Kane … born July 29, 1989 … son of Larry and Terri Kane … majoring in Business Management with a minor in Management Information Systems.

Kane’s Career Stats Season

Pts.

Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK

2007

19-0

.250

.500

0-0

2008

21-1

.238

.595

0-0

2009

22-1

.250

.575

0-0

Career

62-2

.246

.557

0-0

Sougoufara’s Career Stats Season 2006 2007 Career

GP-GS 17-0 21-1 38-1

G 1 1 2

A 0 0 0

Pts. Shots Shot% 2 15 .066 2 12 .083 4 27 .074

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SOG 6 8 14

SOG% .400 .667 .528

GW 0 0 0

PK 0-0 0-0 0-0

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DOMINIC WALDRON

LUKE HOLMES

Senior Defense 6-0 164 Derby, England

Junior Forward 5-6 150 Oldham, England

Loughborough College

Our Lady’s RC

Career: Strong tackling defender with the ability to play any position on

Career: Athletic forward with a knack for getting the ball in and around

the field … has played in 24 matches.

the goal … has played in 42 matches, starting 40 … ranks second all-time goals with 46 … ranks third in all-time assists with 14 … ranks second in overall points with 106 (46G, 14A).

2009: Played in 10 games including the NAIA Elite Eight … took a career high 13 shots.

2009: Started and played in all of NDC’s 22 matches on the year …

2008: Played in 8 games … took 5 shots. 2007: Played in 6 games … took 1 shot. 2006: Redshirt season. Prior to NDC: A 2007 graduate of Loughborough College … played for Derby County Football Club as a youth … former teammate of England International, Tom Huddleston … played for Mickleover Sports Club FC 2004-2005, starting every game for the club … played for Belper Town FC as a midfielder and defender 2005-2006.

Personal: Dominic C. Waldron … born November 25, 1986 … son of Darren and Melanie Waldron … an avid supporter of Arsenal Football Club … double majoring in Accounting and Management Information stems with a minor in Economics.

named to the NSCAA All-American Second Team, NAIA All-American Second Team, NSCAA/adidas ® All-Region IX Team, First Team AllAMC, and the named the AMC Player of the year … selected AMC Player of the Week on three occasions … scored 29 goals on the year, good for highest total in the NAIA and AMC including 4 game winners … added 6 assists good for third best on the team.

2008: Played in 20 matches with 17 starts … named NAIA Honorable Mention All-American, NSCAA/adidas ® All-Region IX Team, First Team All-AMC, and the named the AMC Freshman of the Year as a forward in his debut season …. led the team with 17 goals and added 8 assists ... scored his first collegiate goal and point Aug. 22, in a 2-1, win against No. 23 Hastings (NE) at the D. Wayne Evans Memorial Classic hosted by the University of Rio Grande.

Prior to NDC: A 2008 graduate of Our Lady’s RC … played for Manchester City FC’s youth academy from 1997-2001 … a member of Chaddy End Boys youth academy three league championships and five cup finals from 2001-2003 … member of North End Boys Youth Academy Team 2003-2005 … Member of Bury FC’s Youth Team from 2006-2008 … served as captain in two games helping guide Erie Admirals to the NPSL National Finals in 2009 … finished second in the Premier Development League scoring in 2010 with 32 points (14g, 4a) while leading the Forest City London squad to the Central Conference Semi-Finals … earned PDL Offensive Player of the Week honors in the final week.

Personal: Luke Paul Wembley Holmes … born March 11, 1990 … son of Gary and Patricia Holmes … triple majoring in Sports Management, Business Management and Marketing.

Waldron’s Career Stats Season GP-GS

Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK

2007

6-0

.000

0-0

2008

8-0

.000

.400

0-0

2009

10-0

.000

.231

0-0

Career

24-0

.000

.263

0-0

Holmes’ Career Stats Season 2008 2009 Career

GP-GS 20-18 22-22 42-40

G 17 29 46

A 8 6 14

Pts. Shots Shot% 42 70 .243 64 118 .264 106 188 .254

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SOG 36 64 100

SOG% .514 .542 .528

GW 5 4 9

PK 1-2 5-5 6-7

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ALEX KLEIN

ERIK BEATTIE

Junior Goalkeeper 5-10 184 Frankfurt, German

Sophomore Midfield 5-10 162 Madison, Ohio

Ziehenschule Frankfurt

Madison HS

Career: Athletic goalkeeper with great positioning … has played in 36

Career: Strong athletic midfielder … has played in 11 matches starting

matches starting 28 … ranks first in all-time shutouts (16) and consecutive shutouts (7) … helped lead Notre Dame to first National Championship Final in 2010 … holds a .877 save % … career 0.42 goals against average … 28-2-0 all time record.

6. for sixth on the team, added 1 assist … scored first collegiate goal Oct. 10, in a 5-0 win against Urbana.

2010: Started and played in 23 matches … earned 11 shutouts, started in

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Madison High School … four year

3 other shutout matches … played 2,044:25 minutes … played a season high 99:21 minutes, making 3 saves Oct. 22, in a 1-0 OT win against Roberts Wesleyan … made a season high 7 shutouts, Oct. 16, in a 2-1 win over Cedarville … credited with 22 wins, 1 loss and 0 ties … only loss came in National Championship Final.

2009: Made 7 appearances, starting 1 match … earned 2 shutouts … played 346:28 minutes … played a season high 90:00 minutes making 2 saves Oct. 24, in a 8-0 win against Point Park (Pa.) … kept a 0.00 goals against average … made 8 saves on 20 shots faced … credited with 2 wins, 0 losses and 0 ties.

2009: Made 11 appearances, starting 6 matches … scored 5 goals good

varsity letter winner … scored 40 career goals … led team in goals and assists as a senior … … earned 2nd Team Greater Cleveland as a junior and 1st Team Greater Cleveland as a senior … played for the Erie Admirals of the NPSL in 2010 … played club soccer for CFC and CASA 20042008.

Personal: Erik Anthony Beattie … born March 4, 1990 … son of Gerard and Kathy Beattie … has one brother, Gerard, and 2 sisters, Kathrine and Elizabeth … majoring in Elementary Education.

2008: Made 6 appearances, starting 4 matches … earned 3 shutouts … played 440:57 minutes … made first career start and posted first career shutout Sept. 30, in 5-0 win against Daemen … credited with 4 wins, 1 loss and 0 ties.

Prior to NDC: A 2008 graduate of Ziehenschule Frankfurt … played for PSV Blau Gelb Frankfurt youth academy 1999-2004 … played for SG Eintracht Frankfurt youth academy 2004-2008 … selected to All-Hessen Auswahl Team 2001-2008 … played in the Dr. Pepper Dallas Cup 2008.

Personal: Phillip Alexander Klein … born August 16, 1989 … son of Werner and Roswitha Reinwald … has an older sister Anne Klein attending med-school in Tuebingen, Germany … father played handball as a goalkeeper … has two cousins who play handball for HSG HochheimWicker in Germany … majoring in International Business Management with a minor in Economics.

Klein’s Career Stats Season

Min

GAA

2008

6-4

440:57

0.61

.812

Beattie’s Career Stats

2009

7-1

346:28

0.00

1.000

Season

Pts.

2010

23-23

2,044:25

0.66

.821

22 1

2009

11-6

.294

.471

0-0

Career 36-28

2,831:50

0.42

.877

28 2

Career

11-6

.294

.471

0-0

Saves Save% W L T SO

Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK

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CHRISTIAN EARNEST

KYLE HAYES

Sophomore Defense 5-9 178 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

Sophomore Midfield 5-8 124 Chagrin Falls, Ohio

Cuyahoga Falls HS

Chagrin Falls HS

Career: Creative striker with great aerial ability … scored in 2009

Career: Technically gifted midfielder … played in 22 matches, starting

NAIA Quarter Finals.

2009: Made 17 appearances, starting 1 match … scored 3 goals and

2009: Appeared in all 22 of NDC’s contests, starting 5 … scored 1 goal

added 1 assist … scored first career goal Oct. 31, in a 10-0 win against Daemen … scored third goal Dec. 1, in 3-1 against Benedictine in the NAIA Quarter Finals.

and added 3 assists … picked up first career point and assist Sept. 26, in a 10-0 win against Shawnee State University … had first multi-assist game Oct. 14, in a 12-0 win against Malone … scored first career goal Oct. 24, in a 8-0 win against Point Park.

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Cuyahoga Falls High School … earned First Team All-Ohio in his final two seasons ...a member of Ohio North ODP State Team … a member of Region II ODP Team.

Personal: Christian Michael Earnest … born May 2, 1991 … son of Mike and Jill Earnest … has a younger brother Jacob who plays soccer for Cuyahoga Falls High School … majoring in Accounting.

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Chagrin Falls High School … scored 20 goals and added 25 assists during his career for the Tigers … earned 2nd Team All-Ohio, 1st Team Chagrin Valley Conference and selected the MVP of the Greater Cleveland All-Star Game during his senior season … scored 2 goals for L.V.I.V. in the NPSL during 2010 … played club soccer for Cleveland Blues 2002-2008.

Personal: Kyle Allen Hays … born June 26, 1991 … son of Kevin and Karen Hayes … has 4 sisters, Kim, Kathy, Kristen, and Kelsey … majoring in Information Systems.

Earnest’s Career Stats

Hayes’ Career Stats

Season GP-GS

2009

17-2

.150

.550

0-0

2009

22-5

.067

.467

0-0

Career

17-2

.150

.550

0-0

Career

22-5

.067

.467

0-0

Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK

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KINSEY LACRONE

TOM MELLOR

Sophomore Defense 5-9 162 Zanesville, Ohio

Sophomore Midfield 6-0 159 Shaw, England

Ashland University

Crompton House

Career: Attack minded defender … played and started 17 matches for

Career: Composed midfielder with good vision … has played and

Ashland University.

started 21 matches … ranks eighth all-time with 11 assists.

2007: Played and started in 17 matches for Ashland University … picked

2009: Played and started 21 of NDC 22 matches … named NAIA Hon-

up 2 assists … first career start Aug. 24, in a 2-0 loss against MissouriRolla … picked up first colligate assist and point Sept. 7, in a 4-2 loss to Notre Dame College.

orable Mention All-American, NSCAA/adidas ® All-Region IX Team, First Team All-AMC in his debut season … led team with 11 assists … scored 8 goals for third best … scored first career goal Aug. 29, in 2-1 win against Indiana Wesleyan.

Prior to NDC: A 2007 graduate of Tri-Valley High School … earned four varsity letters in soccer and two year captain at Tri-Valley … second in Division II in assists as a senior … led conference in goals, assists, and points as a junior … earned First Team All-District s a senior.

Personal: Kinsey Davis LaCrone … born November 30, 1988 … son

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Crompton House … played for Heyside Inrs youth team 1996-1998 … played for Manchester United Youth Academy 1999-2006 … England National Team standby for U16 Victory Shield … played for Barnsley FC Academy 2006-2008 … helped Premier Development League Ottawa Fury to PDL Final 8 in 2010.

of Keith and Kim LaCrone … has an older brother Kolby who played soccer at West Virginia University and Marshall University … majoring in Business Management.

Personal: Tom David Mellor … born August 13, 1990 … son of Dave

LaCrone’s Career Stats

Mellor’s Career Stats

Season GP-GS 2007 AU 17-17 Career 17-17

Season GP-GS 2009 21-21 Career 21-21

G 0 0

A 2 2

Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK 2 11 .000 9 .000 0 0-0 2 11 .000 9 .000 0 0-0

and Kath Mellor … majoring in Sports Management.

G 8 8

A 11 11

Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK 27 39 .205 23 .590 0 0-0 27 39 .205 23 .590 0 0-0

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SCOTT OLINSKI

JOSIP SAMARDZIJA

Sophomore Forward 5-8 168 Royal Oak, Michigan

Sophomore Midfield 5-8 146 Eastlake, Ohio

Royal Oak HS

Lake Catholic HS

Career: Skillful midfielder with a great ability

Career: Creative midfielder with good vision … has played in 11

2009: Did not see any first team action on the year.

matches.

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Royal Oak High School … a 3 year

2009: Played in 11 matches.

letterman for the Ravens … captioned Royal Oak as a junior and senior … scored 9 goals and added 13 assists for a team best 31 points as a senior … earned All-OAA, All-District and Team MVP for his senior season … played club soccer for Vardar.

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Lake Catholic High School … a

Personal: Scott Robert Olinski … born September 6, 1991 … son of Robert and Kim Olinski … has 2 sisters, Kristen and Jessica and 2 brothers, Kevin and Ben … majoring in Accounting and Entrepreneurship.

four year letterman for the Cougars ... earned 2nd Team All-Ohio, North Coast League MVP, and team captain in his senior season … selected as LCHS team MVP in his junior season … earned 1st Team All-Greater Cleveland in his final two seasons … participated in the USSF Development Academy with CASA Academy 2007 … played for Cleveland Internationals and Cleveland Alliance Soccer Academy in the Super-Y League ... Played club soccer for Croatia Cleveland.

Personal: Josip Samardzija … born January 27, 1991 … son of Milan and Mary Samardzija … has a younger sister Ivana who plays soccer for South High School.

Olinski’s Career Stats

Samardzija’ Career Stats

Season GP-GS

2009

0-0

.000

0-0

2009

11-0

.000

0-0

Career

0-0

.000

0-0

Career 11-0

.000

0-0

Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK

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CHRIS SEKMAN

JACOB SHEPPARD

Sophomore Defense 5-9 137 Canfield, Ohio

Sophomore Defense 6-3 196 Brampton, Ontario

Canfield HS

Bramalea Secondary

Career: Quick defender with the tenacity to get stuck in on tackles.

Career: Composed defender with great areal ability … has played in 17

2009: Did not see any first team action on the year.

matches with 8 starts … scored 3 goals adding 1 assist.

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Canfield High School … earned 2nd Team All-Ohio, 1st Team All-District, 1st Team All-County, 1st Team All-Conference and selected Team Defensive MVP in his senior year for the Fighting Cardinals … selected as the Mark Seiser Memorial Scholarship winner … played club soccer for Tri-County Soccer Club, C.A.S.A., and Summit F.C. … member of Ohio North State Cup Runner -up team.

Personal: Christopher Michael Sekman … born September 1, 1991 … son of Dr. Michael and Donna Sekman … majoring in Business Management.

2009: Played in 17 matches with 8 starts … scored 3 goals adding 1 assist from his defensive position … scored first colligate goal Oct. 14, in a 120, win against Malone.

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Bramalea Secondary … Team Captain of Ontario 2004-2007 … led Ontario to Silver and Bronze Medal’s in Canadian National Tournaments … member of the Canadian National Team Pool 2004-2007 … played for Mississauga Falcons 2004-2008 … played for Brampton Lions 2008-2009.

Personal: Jacob Murray Sheppard … born April 26, 1990 … son of Alf and Kathy Sheppard … has an older brother Michael who plays Rugby for Macmaster University in Hamilton, Ont. … has a younger sister, Rachel and younger brother, Ben who both play soccer … grandfather played goalkeeper for Burnley FC … majoring in Business Management.

Sekman’s Career Stats

Sheppard’s Career Stats

Season GP-GS 2009 0-0 Career 0-0

Season GP-GS 2009 17-8 Career 17-8

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

G 3 3

A 1 1

Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK 7 12 .250 8 .667 0 0-0 7 12 .250 8 .667 0 0-0

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KAROL BORYKA

CODY BROWN

Freshman Keeper 5-10 139 Brecksville, Ohio

Freshman Forward 5-9 167 Parkersburg, West Virginia

Brecksville HS

West Virginia University

Prior to NDC: A 2010 graduate of Brecksville High School … allowed

Prior to NDC: A 2008 graduate of Parkersburg High School … mem-

0.91 goals against in 38 career games for Brecksville … recorded 270 saves, 2 penalty kick saves and recorded 3 assists … earned 1st Team AllSouth West Conference 2009 … All-Greater Cleveland Selection 2009 … started for the East in 2009 All-Greater Cleveland All-Star Game … 2007 Cleveland Indoor Classic Champion with Cleveland Whitecaps … captain for club team Polonia Jrs.

ber of back to back West Virginia High School State Championships 2006 and 2007 … scored 37 goals and added 18 assists for the Big Reds … earned 1st Team MSAC as a junior and senior … played club soccer for WV Elite 2005-2008 … member of four straight West Virginia State Cup Championships 2005-2008 … played for West Virginia State ODP team.

Personal: Karol Bart Boryka … born July 3, 1992 … son of Sylwester

Michael and Anna Brown … majoring in Business Management.

Personal: Cody Michael Brown … born February 28, 1990 … son of

and Mariola Boryka … major undecided.

PHILIP CUTLER

ELLIOT KELLY

Freshman Defense 5-11 168 Shipley, England

Freshman Midfield 6-1 145 Crowborough, England

Breckfoot School

Beacon Community

Prior to NDC: A 2010 graduate of Breckfoot School … played for

Prior to NDC: A 2010 graduate of Beacon Community … played for

Bradford City FC 2006-2010 … played for Immanuel College 2008-2010 … played for Breckfoot School 2003-2008.

Bradford City FC 2006-2010 … Immanuel College 2008-2010 … Breckfoot School 2003-2008.

Personal: Philip Paul Cutler … born March 14, 1992 … son of Gary

Personal: Elliot Alexander Kelley … born March 14, 1992 … son of

and Sarah Cutler … majoring in Business Administration and Management.

Michael and Gabrielle Kelley … majoring in Psychology.

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CARLO MANNA

RYAN MCGREEVY

Freshman Midfield 5-5 144 Sydney, Australia

Freshman Forward 5-9 164 Salford, England

Xavier University

St. Patrick’s

Prior to NDC: A 2008 graduate of Kingswood High School … led

Prior to NDC: A 2010 graduate of St. Patrick’s … played for Stock-

Kingswood to State high School Futsal Championship, scoring 17 goals … State Semi-Finalist in Errea Cup 2007 scoring 3 goals and 5 assists … captained PCYC Parramatta Eagles scoring 5 goals 2008-2009 … played for Mount Druitt Town Rangers 2009 … scored 4 goals for Mount Druitt Town Rangers … represent Coerver Elite Squad 2005-2006 on tours to Holland, Belgium, Germany, and England … represented Football Mundial 2008 on tour to Italy.

port County youth team 1998-2004 … joined Manchester City’s Youth Academy 2004-2007 … scored 69 goals in three seasons for Man City … played for Preston North End 2008-2009 scoring 59 goals.

Personal: Ryan Patrick McGreevy … born September 5, 1991 … son of Gary and Catherine McGreevy … major undecided.

Personal: Carlo Manna … born October 5, 1990 … son of Gino and Anna Manna … majoring in Psychology.

NATHAN NWAEZE

TOM OWENS

Freshman Midfield 5-10 145 Arlington, Texas

Freshman Midfield 5-11 149 Liverpool, England

Mansfield Legacy HS

Halewood Comprehensive

Prior to NDC: A 2010 graduate of Mansfield Legacy High School …

Prior to NDC: A 2010 graduate of Halewood Comprehensive …

earned Second Team All-District as a junior and senior … named First Team All-State as a junior… scored 16 goals and 4 assists … played club soccer for Dallas Texans.

played for Preston North End F.C. Youth Academy 2003-2010 … captained Halewood Comprehensive 2007-2008 … led Halewood to five consecutive Regional Championships 2004-2008.

Personal: Nathan Forbes Chika Nwaeze … born July 25, 1991 … ma-

Personal: Thomas James Owens … born September 25, 1991 … son

jor undecided.

of Maria Owens … major undecided.

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JAN SKORUPINSKI

JON SMOLA

Freshman Goalkeeper 6-0 196 Vogt, Germany

Freshman Midfield 5-10 145 Brecksville, Ohio

Commercial RV

Brecksville HS

Prior to NDC: A 2010 graduate of Commercial RV … led FC Wangen

Prior to NDC: A 2009 graduate of Brecksville High School …. 4 year

to State Championship 2010 … played WIV for Badin-Wurttenberg State team 2006-2008 … played for SSV Ulm 1864 Youth team 2008 … played for FC Waugen Youth team 2010.

varsity letter winner … captained Brecksville his senior year … earned Team MVP as a senior … selected 1st Team All-Southwest Conference as a sophomore, junior and senior … selected 1st Team All-Greater Cleveland as a junior and senior … earned First Team All-Ohio as a senior … co-captain for CASA Super Y-League National Finalists in 2007 … attended Super Y-League National Team Camp in 2008 … played for Ohio North State ODP Team in 2004-2005 … participated in International Children’s Games in 2005 representing the USA in Coventry, England.

Personal: Jan Skorupinski … born August 15, 1990 … son of Bernd and Walburga Skorupinski … majoring in International Business.

Personal: Jonathan Raymond Rosario Smola … born October 9, 1990 … son of Steve and Susan Smola …. majoring in Education.

SAM VAIL Freshman Midfield 5-8 155 Lancaster, Ohio Lancaster HS

Prior to NDC: A 2010 graduate of Lancaster High School … played for Coach Kent Conklin … four year varsity starter … broke school records for Goals in a Season (21), Goals in a Career (42), Assists in a Career (48), Points in a Season (52), Points in a Career (130), Goals in a Game (5), and Points in a Game (12) … selected Division I Central District and All-Ohio Capital Conference in Soph., Junior, and Senior seasons … selected Fairfield County Player of the Year in final two seasons … received Archie Griffith Sportsmanship Award … selected Central Ohio Athlete of the Week in senior season … played club soccer for Team Ohio FC.

Personal: Samuel Ellicott Vail … born May 23, 1992 … son of Pete and Madge Vail … majoring in Communications.

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MICHAEL “MAC” MCBRIDE MCBRIDE

CARL NOLAN

Head Coach 10th Season Walsh University ‘01

Associate Head Coach 7th Season University of Rio Grande ‘02

AMC Coach of the Year 2008 AMC North Coach of the Year 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007

Michael “Mac” McBride took charge of Notre Dame Men’s Soccer in 2001 when the program was instituted. Under McBride, the Falcon squad was successful right out of the game, going 8-10 in their inaugural season and earning an outright division championship in their second season (2002). Since then, NDC has tacked on four more division championships (2004-07), a conference title (2008) and has earned three National Championship appearance (2005, 2008, and 2009). McBride's Falcon teams have earned five AMC-North Division Championships (three outright, two shared) and one AMC Championship (2008). The England native has been honored by the league five times - as AMC-North Coach of the Year in 2002, 2005, 2006 and 2007 and as AMC Coach of the Year in 2008. Under McBride, NDC Men's Soccer has an 118-52-14 record; their .679 winning percentage is the highest among Notre Dame's 23 athletic programs. At NDC, McBride has coached 12 NAIA All-Americans, 10 NAIA Scholar -Athletes and 20 First Team All-AMC performers. In addition, four of his former players - Tim Finklea, Josh Neimeyer, Nicky Jordan, and Frank Jonke - have gone on to play at the professional level. Fourteen players have also competed in the Premier Development League of the United Soccer Leagues and the National Premier Soccer League for elite college players. Before entering the college coaching scene, McBride was a Professional Footballers Association Community Coach from 1992-94. Currently, McBride is the Director of Coaching for the Cleveland Blues Soccer Club, a position he has held since 2001. He also serves as co-chair for Men's Soccer in the AMC. McBride has a Level One Goalkeeping Diploma, National Diploma, Advanced National Diploma and Premier Diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. In addition, McBride also earned both a Preliminary, and Preparatory Badge from the English Football Association. Before his arrival at College Road, McBride was an assistant coach at AMC member, Walsh University from 1997-2000. Before he began his coaching career with Walsh, he was a scholarship athlete for the Cavaliers from 19951998. During his playing career, he earned AllAMC and All-Region honors and was an NAIA All-American nominee. Off the field, McBride was an NAIA All-America Scholar Athlete. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education and a Master’s in Education.

Carl Nolan has been with the NDC Men’s soccer program since 2004. Previously serving as an assistant coach, he was promoted to Associate Head Coach in 2010. During Nolan’s time at NDC the men’s soccer team has amassed an 87-28-10 record. Nolan is a 2002 graduate of the University of Rio Grande, where he played as a midfielder and defender from 1998 to 2002. In his collegiate career, his team amassed an overall record of 68-15-1 on their way to achieving three American Mideast Conference championships, one runner -up title and a 2001 National Final Four finish. He received an AMC conference team selection, All-Region IX selection and was an NAIA AllAmerica nominee. Nolan earned a bachelor's degree in English from Rio Grande. Before coaching at Notre Dame College, Coach Nolan was an assistant coach at Urbana, where he earned a masters degree in Education. Nolan hails from Chorley, England. He currently resides in University Heights.

DAVID EYTH Assistant Coach 7th Season Chamberlain College ‘10

David Eyth has been with the NDC Men’s soccer program since 2004. A crucial element in identifying local talent, Eyth has been instrumental in recruiting some of the program’s most influential players. During Eyth’s time at NDC the men’s soccer team has amassed an 87-28-10 record. In addition to his responsibilities for the Falcons, Eyth served as the Assistant Coach at Madison High School helping guide the 2003 squad to their only PAC Conference Championship. He also serves as the Assistant Director of Football for the Irish American Soccer Club. Off the field, Eyth is an avid cyclist he serves as an RN at Cleveland Clinic Foundation. He earned his Associates of Nursing from Exelsior College, Bachelor of Nursing from Chamberlain College and Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources from the Ohio State University. Currently a graduate student in Nursing at Cleveland State University. An avid Celtic Football Club supporter, David and his wife Rose currently reside in Mentor, Ohio.

Originally from Birmingham, England, and a lifelong supporter of Birmingham City F.C., McBride currently resides in South Euclid, Ohio.

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MARKO RADUKA

JAY GARFIELD

Second Team Head Coach 5th Season Ashland University ‘04

Head Athletic Trainer 10th Season Hiram College ‘93

Marko Raduka joined the Notre Dame Men’s Soccer program in 2006. Raduka led the Falcons to an undefeated season while only allowing one goal in 10 matches. Raduka played collegiately at Duquesne University (PA) before transferring to Ashland University to finish out his career. At Ashland, he was a two-time First Team All Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference selection and was part of the 2001 team that went to the NCAA Elite 8. Following graduation from Ashland, Raduka played semi-professional soccer for the Palm Beach Pumas in 2003. Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He currently resides in North Royalton, Ohio.

JAKE MAHAFFEY

Jay Garfield came to Notre Dame College in August 2001. With him, he brought a wealth of physical therapy and training experience to the job. A 1993 graduate of Hiram College, Garfield majored in art/photography and exercise and sports science. After graduation, he served as a trainer at Charles F. Brush High School in Lyndhurst, Ohio. He also served as a trainer at the University Suburban Sports Center in South Euclid and as an athletic trainer at Keisel Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine in Ashtabula. Additionally, he was the head trainer of track & field at the Cleveland AAU Junior Olympics in 1999. At Notre Dame, Garfield is responsible for the athletic health care associated with 22 varsity programs. He also oversees the field work of the part -time trainer and all student aides. Garfield and his wife Elissa have two children, E.J. and Mollie.

Graduate Assistant 2nd Season Urbana University ‘06

Jake Mahaffey has been with the NDC Men’s soccer program since 2009. Mahaffey is a 2006 graduate of Urbana University, where he played midfield from 2002-2005. In his collegiate career, he was twice named AMC All-Conference Honorable Mention and is the second All-Time leader in games played and started for Urbana. Mahaffey earned a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Management from Urbana. Mahaffey hails from Xenia, Ohio. He currently resides in South Euclid.

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Season Review History and Records 2 010 O p p o n e n t s

Notre Dame Men’s Soccer

2009 Indi vid ual Stats No.

Name

GP-GS

Pts

Shot%

SOG

SOG%

PK-Att

Hat

GTG

Luke Holmes

22-22

118

.246

.542

5-5

Tom Mellor

21-21

.205

.590

0-0

Steven Kane

22-1

.250

.575

0.0

George Kephart

20-7

.206

.647

0-0

Ashley Young

20-20

.143

.310

0-0

Jonathan Morris

22-22

.059

.382

0-0

Erik Beattie

11-6

.294

.471

0-0

Brandon Murphy

20-15

.286

.571

0-0

Luke Jackson

17-9

.182

.591

0-0

Simon Rumbold

16-5

.222

.500

0-0

Christian Earnest

17-2

.150

.550

0-0

Jacob Sheppard

17-8

.250

.667

0-0

Jack Fitzgerald

17-17

.080

.400

0-0

Kyle Hayes

22-5

.067

.467

0-0

Dan Knight

22-22

.100

.400

0-0

Jordan Zapotechne

8-0

.182

.636

0-0

Brody Ponder

16-15

.062

.438

0-0

Jacob Child

21-21

.000

.231

0-0

Jonny Stripe

19-1

.000

.333

0-0

Josip Samardzija

11-0

.000

0-0

Dominic Waldron

10-0

.000

.231

0-0

Craig Pickering

21-21

.000

0-0

Alex Klein

7-1

.000

0-0

Total

244

513

.185

261

.509

5.5

Opponents

256

.086

104

.406

2-2

GOALKEEPING No.

Name

Alex Klein

GP-GS

Minutes

Avg

Saves

Sho

7-1

346:28

0.00

1.000

Craig Pickering

2.5

1680:06

1.18

.771

3.5

238

TEAM

0-0

Total

0:00

0.00

1.00

3.0

2026:34

0.98

.794

258

Opponents

2026:34

4.22

166

.636

496

21-19

Goals by Period Notre Dame

1st 48

2nd 46

OT 1

OT2 0

Total 95

Opponents

Shots by Period Notre Dame

1st 266

2nd 232

OT 11

OT2 4

Total 513

Opponents

121

128

256

Saves by Period Notre Dame

1st 42

2nd 40

OT 2

OT2 0

Total 84

Opponents

164

Corners by Period Notre Dame

1st 71

2nd 77

OT 1

OT2 0

Total 149

Opponents

Fouls by Period Notre Dame

1st 118

2nd 145

OT 4

OT2 4

Total 271

Opponents

133

116

253

NDC 1498

OPP 1650

Dates/Avg Per Date

8/187

9/183

Neutral Site #/Avg

5/30

Attendance Summary Total

Pct

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Notre Dame Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer

2009 Results/Leaders Overall: 16-4-2

Conference: 6-1-2

Home: 6-1-1

Away: 7-1-1

Neutral: 3-2-0

Date.

Opponent

Result

Score

Overall

Conf

Attend

Goals Scored (Assist)

8/25

Davenport (M)

6-0

1-0-0

0-0-0

359

Luke Holmes, Luke Holmes, Steven Kane (Jonathan Morris), Steven Kane, Luke Jackson (Jonathan Morris), Steven Kane (Brody Ponder)

8/28

Taylor (IN)

11-1

2-0-0

0-0-0

Luke Holmes, Luke Jackson, Luke Holmes (PK), Dan Knight (Jonathan Morris), Brendan Murphy, Stephen Groves, Luke Holmes (Brendan Murphy), Luke Holmes (Ashley Young), George Kephart, George Kephart, Simon Rumbold, Brendan Murphy

8/29

Indiana Wesleyan

2-1

3-0-0

0-0-0

Tom Mellor (Brendan Murphy), Ashley Young (Jacob Child)

9/6

Ashland

W OT

2-1

4-0-0

0-0-0

141

Luke Holmes, Luke Holmes (Jacob Sheppard)

9/11

Azusa Pacific (CA)

1-2

4-1-0

0-0-0

Ashley Young

9/12

Concordia (CA)

5-2

5-1-0

0-0-0

Simon Rumbold (Tom Mellor), Luke Holmes, Jonny Morris, Tom Mellor, Tom Mellor (Luke Holmes)

9/22

* Walsh

5-0

6-1-0

1-0-0

125

Luke Holmes (Brendan Murphy), Simon Rumbold (Tom Mellor), Luke Holmes, Simon Rumbold (Tom Mellor), George Kephart (Steven Kane)

9/26

* Shawnee State

10-0

7-1-0

2-0-0

143

Jack Fitzgerald, Ashley Young, Luke Holmes (Tom Mellor), George Kephart (Tom Mellor), Steven Kane, Jonathan Morris, Luke Holmes (Jonathan Morris), Luke Holmes, Jordan Zapotechne (Kyle Hayes), George Kephart (Jonathan Morris)

9/30

* Houghton (NY)

3-1

8-1-0

3-0-0

Luke Holmes (PK), Brody Ponder (Tom Mellor), Tom Mellor

10/3

* Cedarville

T OT2

2-2

8-1-1

2-0-1

1025

Tom Mellor, Luke Holmes (PK)

10/10

Urbana

5-0

9-1-1

2-0-1

309

Luke Holmes (Jonathan Morris), Tom Mellor, Jack Fitzgerald, Luke Holmes (PK), Erik Beattie (Steven Kane)

10/14

* Malone

12-0

10-1-1

3-0-1

112

Christian Earnest (Kyle Hayes, Tom Mellor), Luke Holmes (PK), Tom Mellor (Steven Kane), Luke Holmes (Steven Kane), Jacob Sheppard (Jonny Stripe), OWN Goal, Ashley Young (Tom Mellor), George Kephart (Kyle Hayes), George Kephart, Steven Kane, Erik Beattie, Jordan Zapotechine (Luke Jackson) Steven Kane (Luke Holmes), Luke Holmes

10/17

2-3

10-2-1

3-0-1

10/20

* Mount Vernon Nazarene

Rio Grande

T OT2

1-1

10-2-2

4-0-2

193

OWN Goal

10/24

* Point Park (PA)

8-0

11-2-2

5-0-2

169

Kyle Hayes, Ashley Young (George Kephart) Luke Holmes (Tom Mellor), Luke Holmes (Jack Fitzgerald), Luke Holmes (Jonathan Morris), Steven Kane, Dan Knight (Luke Jackson), Luke Jackson (Simon Rumbold)

10/27

* Roberts Wesleyan (NY)

1-2

11-3-2

5-1-2

114

Luke Holmes (Jonathan Morris)

10/31

* Daemen (NY)

10-0

12-3-2

6-1-2

11/13

Houghton (NY)

2-1

13-3-2

6-1-2

Jacob Sheppard (Luke Holmes), Luke Jackson (Erik Beattie)

11/14

Mount Vernon Nazarene

1-0

14-3-2

6-1-2

Steven Kane (Tom Mellor)

11/21

Olivet Nazarene (IL)

2-1

15-3-2

6-1-2

282

Erik Beattie (Luke Holmes), Erik Beattie

12/1

Benedictine (KS)

3-1

16-3-2

6-1-2

126

Tom Mellor, Luke Holmes (Tom Mellor), Christian Earnest (Jonathan Morris)

12/2

The Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (CA)

1-3

16-4-2

6-1-2

Jacob Sheppard (Jonathan Morris)

2010 Statistical Leaders

Luke Holmes

Tom Mellor

Craig Pickering

29 Goals, 6 Assists, 64 Points

11 Assists, 8 Goals, 27 Points

74 Saves, 5.5 Shutouts

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Fa l c o n H o n o r R o l l AMC Coach of the Year Michael “Mac” McBride

All-AMC 1st Team

2008

Danny Bartulovic Andrew Carr Greg Carroll Luke Holmes Frank Jonke Nicholas Jordan Jeremy Kephart Daniel Knight Chris Logan Chris Loughlin Tom Mellor Kevin McDowall Jared Miller Darren Skudder Boris Smoljan

AMC North Coach of the Year Michael “Mac” McBride

2002, 2005, 2006, 2007

NAIA Player of the Week Luke Holmes Jeremy Kephart

2010 2002

AMC Player of the Year Luke Holmes

2009

AMC North Player of the Year Nicholas Jordan Kevin McDowall Craig Pickering

2005, 2007 2006 2007

AMC Freshman of the Year Luke Holmes

2008

All-AMC 2nd Team

NAIA Team Sportsmanship Award 2005

NSCAA Second Team All-American Andy Carr Luke Holmes

Jack “Fitzy” Fitzgerald

2008 2009

NAIA 2nd Team All-American Andy Carr Luke Holmes

2008 2009

NAIA Honorable Mention All-American Dan Bartulovic Luke Holmes Frank Jonke Nick Jordan Daniel Knight Chris Laughlin Chris Logan Kevin McDowall Boris Smoljan

2007 2008 2004 2006, 2007 2009 2004, 2005 2005 2006 2007 2007 2006 2004 2006, 2007 2005 2005 2006 2007

Marty Pokorny

2007 2006 2008, 2009 2004 2006, 2007 2009 2005 2004, 2005 2006 2009 2007 2003, 2004 2004 2003, 2004 2004, 2005 2009 2003, 2004 2006

2007 2007 2002 2002, 2005 2003 2009 2006 2004 2002 2005 2004 2004 2006 2003 2009 2001 2008 2001 2008 2003 2004 2008 2001 2003 2003

AMC Player of the Week

Daktonics NAIA All-American Scholar Athletes Juha-Pekka Burman Nick DePompei Matthew Embacher Dave Howson George Kephart Kenneth Searight Chris Taske

Tim Finklea George Kephart Scott Lacey Josh Lipka Damien Marchione Kevin McDowall Jonathan Morris Jonas Petterson William Poveda Vince Randazzo Danny Bartulovic Andrew Carr Greg Carroll Luke Holmes Luke Holmes (three times) Frank Jonke Steven Kane George Kephart Jeremy Kephart Daniel Knight Chris Logan Jonathan Morris Craig Pickering

NSCAA/adidas ® All-Region IX Team Dan Bartulovic Andrew Carr Luke Holmes Frank Jonke Nick Jordan Daniel Knight Chris Logan Chris Loughlin Kevin McDowall Tom Mellor Boris Smoljan

Andrew Carr Greg Carroll Shayne Clegg Chris Logan Chris Loughlin Steven Kane Jonathan Morris Josh Neimeyer William Poveda Vincent Randazzo Robert Regis Darren Skudder Boris Smoljan Matt Tolar Ashley Young

All-AMC Honorable Mention

All-NAIA Region IX Team Dan Bartulovic Andrew Carr Frank Jonke Nick Jordan Chris Logan Chris Loughlin Kevin McDowall Boris Smoljan

2006, 2007 2006, 2008 2008 2008, 2009 2004 2005, 2006, 2007 2001, 2002 2009 2003 2004, 2005 2009 2002, 2006 2005, 2007 2005 2007

2007 2008 2007 2010 2009 2004 2008 2008 2001 2010 2005 2009 2007, 2008

AMC Scholar Athletes

Steve “Klicky” Klick

Juha-Pekka Burman Nick DePompei Matthew Embacher Dave Howson George Kephart Kenneth Searight Chris Taske

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Notre Dame Men’s Soccer

Year-by-Year Results 2001

8-10-0

2002

15-4-2

8-10-3

2-5 3-0 2-4 1-0 OT 13-0 2-3 OT 3-0 2-5 1-3 4-1 2-1 4-2 1-2 OT2 3-2 1-3 0-10 0-2 3-4

(7-0-1)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 8/30 # Lake Erie W 8/31 # Pitt-Bradford W 9/7 at Marietta L 9/10 Bluffton W 9/14 Heidelberg T 9/15 # Siena Heights W 9/18 John Carroll W 9/23 < Walsh W 9/26 Mount Union L 9/28 < at Daemen W 10/2 < Houghton W 10/5 < at Saint Vincent W 10/9 Thiel W 10/12 < at Roberts Wesleyan T 10/14 at Tiffin L 10/17 Lake Erie W 10/19 Cedarville W 10/22 < Malone W 10/26 < Point Park W 11/2 < Geneva W 11/9 & Cedarville L

2003

2004

(7-9-0)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 9/4 < Tiffin L 9/7 < at Shawnee State W 9/8 < at Cedarville L 9/11 < Walsh W 9/15 < Wilberforce W 9/18 < at Malone L 9/21 < Daemen W 9/25 at Mount Union L 9/27 < Roberts Wesleyan L 10/2 at Bluffton W 10/5 < Urbana W 10/9 < Saint Vincent W 10/13 < Geneva L 10/16 < Ohio Dominican W 10/19 < at Mount Vernon L 10/23 < at Rio Grande L 10/27 < Houghton L 10/30 < at Point Park L

19-0 13-0 0-1 9-0 2-2 5-0 1-0 2-1 0-1 2-1 2-1 2-0 3-1 2-2 3-5 Forfeit 2-1 1-0 8-1 4-1 0-1

(5-2-0)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 8/26 Cedarville T 8/26 at Rio Grande L 8/30 # Tiffin L 9/6 # Palm Beach T 9/7 # Rochester L 9/10 at Walsh T 9/17 at John Carroll L 9/20 < at Houghton L 9/24 Heidelberg L 9/27 < Daemen W 10/1 at Mount Union L 10/4 < Saint Vincent W 10/7 < at Seton Hill W 10/10 < Roberts Wesleyan W 10/14 < at Geneva L 10/22 at Ashland L 10/25 < Point Park W 10/29 Urbana W 11/3 Lake Erie W 11/8 & Cedarville W 11/14 * at Rio Grande L

1-1 OT2 0-3 0-4 1-1 0-4 0-0 OT2 0-1 0-7 0-1 2-1 OT2 1-2 3-2 2-1 2-1 1-2 1-2 OT2 6-0 1-0 3-2 1-0 0-4

14-6-1

2005

16-4-2

8-9-1

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

(4-1-0)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 8/25 # Taylor T 8/26 at Judson L 9/2 at Ashland W 9/5 at Mount Union W 9/15 # Mobile L 9/16 # Rio Grand L 9/23 < at Daemen W 9/27 Wheeling Jesuit L 9/30 at Gannon L 10/3 Tiffin L 10/7 at Cedarville L 10/10 < Geneva W 10/14 < at Roberts Wesleyan W 10/17 at Point Park W 10/21 Myers W 10/24 Seton Hill W 10/28 < Houghton L 11/4 & Daemen L # Neutral Site Match <AMC Conference Match & AMC Conference Tournament * NAIA Regional Tournament ^ NAIA National Tournament

10-0 3-3 OT2 2-1 0-1 3-4 10-0 2-1 3-1 2-3 OT2 0-1 7-0 7-0 3-0 0-1 2-1 OT2 3-1 3-2 3-0 1-0 1-0 2-3

(6-0-1)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 8/26 Urbana W 8/30 Cedarville W 9/2 at Wheeling Jesuit W 9/9 # Judson L 9/10 # Siena Heights W 9/17 < at Houghton W 9/21 at Ashland W 9/24 < Daemen W 9/28 < at Seton Hill T 10/1 < Saint Vincent W 10/7 Mobile W 10/9 # Cumberland T 10/16 at Saint Francis W 10/19 at Tiffin L 10/22 < Point Park W 10/25 < at Geneva W 10/29 < Roberts Wesleyan W 11/5 & Seton Hill W 11/11 * Cedarville W 11/12 * Rio Grande L 11/18 ^ Simon Fraser W 11/19 ^ Southern Nazarene L

2006

2007

(6-1-0)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 8/28 Ohio Valley W 8/30 at Urbana T 9/1 Kenyon W 9/4 # Otterbein L 9/5 # Wittenberg L 9/8 Concordia W 9/12 Adrian W 9/15 at Bethany W 9/18 at Ashland L 9/21 at Cedarville L 9/25 <at Daemen W 9/29 Waynesburg W 10/2 < Saint Vincent W 10/5 < Seton Hill L 10/8 < at Roberts Wesleyan W 10/16 at Thomas More W 10/19 Tiffin W 10/23 < at Point Park W 10/26 < Houghton W 10/30 < Geneva W 11/6 & Ohio Dominican L

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

14-3-2

(5-0-0)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 9/1 # Culver-Stockton W 9/2 # St. Ambrose T 9/5 at Ashland W 9/9 St. Francis W 9/14 # St. Ambrose W 9/15 # Olivet Nazarene L 9/19 at Cleveland State W 9/22 at Waynesburg W 9/25 Mount Vernon L 9/29 * at Houghton W 10/2 at Case Western W 10/6 < Roberts Wesleyan W 10/10 at Rio Grande T 10/13 < Daemen W 10/16 < at Point Park W 10/18 at Urbana W 10/23 Seton Hill W 10/27 < at Malone W 11/3 & at Ohio Dominican L

2008

19-3-0

2-0 2-2 OT2 4-2 8-0 1-0 2-3 4-1 6-1 0-1 OT 2-0 1-0 OT 4-0 2-2 4-0 6-2 4-2 4-1 4-0 0-2

(11-0-0)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 8/29 # Hastings W 2-1 8/30 # Mobile W 3-1 9/7 at La Roche W 5-1 9/12 # St. Ambrose L 0-1 9/13 at Huntington W 5-1 9/16 < Houghton W 1-0 9/20 at Illinois Tech W Forfeit 9/24 < at Mount Vernon W 2-1 9/27 < at Ohio Dominican W 3-1 9/30 < Daemen W 5-0 10/4 < at Malone W 7-0 10/8 Ashland L 1-2 10/10 < Cedarville W 1-0 10/18 < at Walsh W 2-1 10/21 < at Roberts Wesleyan W 2-1 10/25 < Rio Grande W 2-1 OT 10/27 < Point Park W 4-1 11/1 < at Shawnee State W 5-0 11/12 & Roberts Wesleyan W 2-1 11/15 & Mount Vernon W 2-1 11/22 ^ Judson W 6-1 12/2 ^ # Maine-Fort Kent L 2-2 (4-5 pk)

2009

16-4-2

(6-1-2)

Head Coach: Michael “Mac” McBride 8/25 Davenport W 8/28 at Taylor W 8/29 at Indiana Wesleyan W 9/6 at Ashland W 9/11 # Azusa Pacific L 9/12 # Concordia W 9/22 < at Walsh W 9/26 < Shawnee State W 9/30 < at Houghton W 10/3 < at Cedarville T 10/10 at Urbana W 10/14 < Malone W 10/17 at Rio Grande L 10/20 < Mount Vernon T 10/24 < Point Park W 10/27 < Roberts Wesleyan L 10/31 < at Daemen W 11/13 & Houghton W 11/14 & Mount Vernon W 11/21 * Olivet Nazarene W 12/1 ^ Benedictine W 12/2 ^ The Master’s L

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A l l -T i m e Fa l c o n O p p o n e n t R e c o r d s Opponent Record Adrian (Mich.) 1-0-0 Ashland (Ohio) 4-3-0 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 0-1-0 Benedictine of Springfield (Ill.) 1-0-0 Benedictine (KS) 1-0-0 Bethany (W.Va.) 1-0-0 Bluffton (Ohio) 2-0-0 Calumet College of St. Joseph (Ind.) 1-0-0 Case Western Reserve (Ohio) 1-0-0 Cedarville (Ohio) 5-3-2 Cleveland State (Ohio) 1-0-0 Concordia (Calif.) 1-0-0 Concordia (Mich.) 1-0-0 Cumberland (TN) 0-0-1 Culver-Stockton (MO) 1-0-0 Daemen (N.Y.) 10-1-0 Davenport (Mich.) 1-0-0 Gannon (Pa.) 0-1-0 Geneva (Pa.) 4-2-0 Grace (Ind.) 1-0-0 Hastings (NE) 1-0-0 Heidelberg (Ohio) 0-1-1 Huntington (Ind.) 1-0-0 Houghton (N.Y.) 7-3-0 Illinois Tech (Ill.) 1-0-0 Indiana Wesleyan (Ind.) 1-0-0 Iowa Wesleyan (IA) 1-0-0 John Carroll (Ohio) 2-1-0 Judson (Ill.) 1-2-0 Kenyon (Ohio) 1-0-0 La Roche (Pa.) 1-0-0 Lake Erie (Ohio) 3-0-0 Madonna (Mich.) 1-0-0 Malone (Ohio) 4-1-0 Maine-Fort Kent (ME) 0-1-0 Marietta (Ohio) 0-1-0 Mobile (AL) 2-1-0 Mount Union (Ohio) 1-3-0 Mount Vernon (Ohio) 3-2-1 Myers (Ohio) 1-0-0 Ohio Dominican (Ohio) 2-2-0 Ohio Valley (Ohio) 1-0-0 Olivet Nazarene (Ind.) 1-1-0 Otterbein (Ohio) 0-1-0 Palm Beach (FL) 0-0-1 Pitt-Bradford (Pa.) 1-0-0 Point Park (Pa.) 9-1-0 Rio Grande (Ohio) 1-6-1 Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.) 7-3-1 Rochester (N.Y.) 0-0-1 Saint Ambrose (IA) 1-1-1 Saint Vincent (Pa.) 5-0-0 Seton Hill (Pa.) 4-1-1 Shawnee State (Ohio) 3-0-0 Siena Heights (Mich.) 2-0-0 Simon Fraser (BC) 1-0-0 Southern Nazarene (OK) 0-1-0 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 1-0-0 Taylor (Ind.) 1-0-1 The Master’s (Calif.) 0-1-0 Thiel (Pa.) 1-0-0 Tiffin (Ohio) 1-5-0 Thomas More (KY) 1-0-0 University of St. Francis (Ill.) 3-0-0 Urban (Ohio) 5-0-1 Walsh (Ohio) 4-0-1 Waynesburg (Pa.) 2-0-0 Wheeling Jesuit (W.Va.) 1-1-0 Wilberforce (Ohio) 1-0-0 Wittenberg (Ohio) 0-1-0 Total 135-52-14

Home 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 5-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 3-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-1 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 6-0-0 1-0-0 5-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 57-15-2

Road 0-0-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-3-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 5-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 3-2-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-00 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 0-6-1 2-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-1 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-1 3-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 47-25-8

Neutral 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 17-12-4

First Meeting 9/12/09 10/22/03 9/11/09 9/11/10 12/1/09 9/15/04 10/2/01 9/5/10 10/2/07 9/8/01 9/19/07 9/12/09 9/8/04 10/9/05 9/1/07 9/21/01 8/25/09 9/30/06 10/13/01 8/28/10 8/29/08 9/14/02 9/13/08 10/27/01 9/20/08 8/29/09 9/4/10 9/18/02 9/9/05 9/1/04 9/7/08 8/30/02 9/18/10 9/18/01 12/2/08 9/7/02 10/7/05 9/25/01 10/19/01 10/21/06 10/16/01 8/28/04 9/15/07 9/4/04 9/6/03 8/31/02 10/30/01 10/23/01 9/27/01 9/7/03 9/2/07 10/9/01 9/7/03 9/7/01 9/15/02 11/18/05 11/19/05 8/27/10 8/25/06 12/2/09 10/9/02 9/4/01 10/16/04 10/16/05 10/5/01 9/11/01 9/29/04 9/2/05 9/15/01 9/5/04

Result W 2-1 L 1-2 L 1-2 W 13-0 W 3-1 W 3-1 W 4-1 W 3-0 W 1-0 L 2-4 W 4-1 W 5-0 W 10-0 T 1-1 2OT W 2-0 W 3-0 W 6-0 L 0-2 L 1-2 W 4-0 W 2-1 T 2-2 W 5-1 L 0-2 W Forfeit W 2-1 W 6-0 W 1-0 L 1-2 W 1-0 W 5-1 W 19-0 W 3-2 L 2-3 T 2-2, L 4-5 PK L 0-1 W 2-1 L 2-5 L 1-3 W 10-0 W 3-2 W 10-0 L 2-3 L 0-1 T 1-1 W 13-0 L 3-4 L 0-10 L 1-3 L 0-4 T 2-2 W 4-2 W 2-1 W 3-0 W 5-0 W 2-1 OT L 0-1 W 3-0 T 1-1 2OT L 1-3 W 3-1 L 2-5 W 3-1 W 1-0 W 2-1 W 1-0 W 7-0 W 1-0 W 13-0 L 3-4

Last Meeting

Result

9/22/10

W 6-1

9/10/02

W 9-0

10/16/10

W 2-1

10/20/10

W 5-0

10/10/06

W 3-0

9/24/03

L 0-1

9/29/10

W 1-0

9/7/10 11/22/08

W 4-0 W 6-1

11/3/03

W 3-2

10/9/10

W 7-1

8/30/08 9/5/06 10/2/10

W 3-1 W 2-1 W 5-0

9/27/08

W 3-1

11/21/09

W 2-1

10/30/10 10/17/09 10/23/10

W 1-0 OT L 2-3 W 1-0 OT

9/12/08 10/1/05 10/23/07 9/26/09 9/10/05

L 0-1 W 3-0 W 4-1 W 10-0 W 2-1

8/28/09

W 11-1

10/3/06

L 2-4

9/11/10 10/10/09 10/12/10 9/22/07 9/27/06

W 3-0 W 5-0 W 3-1 W 6-1 L 0-3

All-time record’s current through Sept. 20, 2010

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Fa l c o n I n d i v i d u a l R e c o r d s Points 1. 148 2. 132 3. 79 4. 52 5. 45 6. 43 7. 41 8. 38 9. 29 10. 23

Games Played Jeremy Kephart Luke Holmes Steven Kane Frank Jonke George Kephart Nick Jordan Danny Bartulovic Tom Mellor Chris Loughlin Greg Carroll

(64g, 20a) (56g, 20a) (33g, 11a) (25g, 2a) (17g, 11a) (20g, 3a) (17g, 7a) (10g, 18a) (10g, 9a) (9g, 5a)

2001-02 2008-Present 2007-Present 2004 2008-09 2005, 2007 2006-07 2009-Present 2002, 2004 2007-08

1. 84 2. 83 3. 80 80 80 80 7. 71 8. 70 9. 69 10. 66 9. 63

Jeremy Kephart Luke Holmes Steven Kane Frank Jonke Nick Jordan George Kephart Danny Bartulovic Vince Randazzo David McCaig Chris Loughlin Tom Mellor Nick Jordan

2001-02 2008-present 2007-present 2004 2005-07 2008-09 2006-07 2003-2006 2004-2007 2002-2006 2009-Present 2005-2007

Games Started

Jeremy Kephart Luke Holmes Tom Mellor Jonathan Morris Jared Miller George Kephart Steven Kane Robert Regis William Poveda Chris Loughlin

2001-02 2008-Present 2009-Present 2007-09 2005, 2007 2008-09 2007-Present 2004 2002-2003 2002-2006

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

64 56 33 25 20 17 17 11 11 10 10 9

Assists 1. 3. 4. 5.

20 20 18 16 11 11 11 9 9 9

1. 84 2. 83 3. 80 80 80 80 7. 71 8. 69 9. 66 10. 60

Chris Logan Chris Loughlin Andy Carr Shane Clegg Kevin McDowall Jonathan Morris David Howson Steven Kane Jacob Child Boris Smoljan Luke Jackson Chris Logan Chris Loughlin Andy Carr Shane Clegg Kevin McDowall Jonathan Morris David Howson Jacob Child Boris Smoljan Nick Jordan

2002-2005 2002-2005 2005-2008 2001-2004 2002-2005 2006-2009 2003-2006 2007-Present 2005-2008 2005-2007

Shutouts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

18 12 11.5 6 3 2 1

Chris Logan Craig Pickering Alex Klein Josh Neimeyer Shaun Able Dan Collins Jan Skorupinski

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2 010 O p p o n e n t s Spring Arbor Cougars Aug. 27 - 4:30pm Rio Grande, Ohio Location Spring Arbor, MI Enrollment 1700 Nickname Cougar Colors Blue & Gold Field Cougar Soccer Field Head Coach Chad Hammond 2009 Record 8-10-1 2009 Conference Record 3-5-0 Calumet College Crimson Wave Sept. 5 - 5:00pm Schererville, Indiana Location Whiting, Indiana Enrollment 1,200 Nickname Crimson Wave Colors Crimson & Gray Field Campagna Academy Head Coach Peter Haze Haring 2009 Record 5-11-2 2009 Conference Record 3-6-1 Benedictine Eagles Sept. 12 * 11:00am Joliet, Illinois Location Lisle, Illinois Enrollment 5,279 Nickname Eagles Colors Red & White Field B.U. Sports Complex Head Coach Rob Kettle 2009 Record 7-10-1 2009 Conference Record 3-7-1 Houghton Highlanders Sept. 29 * 7:00pm Lyndhurst, Ohio Location Houghton, New York Enrollment 1250 Nickname Highlanders Colors Purple & Gold Field Burke Field Head Coach Matt Webb 2009 Record 9-8-2 2009 Conference Record 6-3-1 Walsh Cavaliers Oct. 12 * 7:00pm Lyndhurst, Ohio Location North Canton, Ohio Enrollment 3,000 Nickname Cavaliers Colors Maroon & Gold Field Milazzo Field Head Coach Tim Mead 2009 Record 11-7-0 2009 Conference Record 6-3-0 Roberts Wesleyan Raiders Oct 23 * 7:00pm Lyndhurst, Ohio Location Rochester, New York Enrollment 1,000 Nickname Raiders Colors Red & White Field Roberts Stadium Head Coach Mark Fish 2009 Record 9-8-2 2009 Conference Record 7-2-0

Grace College Lancers Aug. 28 - 3:00pm Rio Grande, Ohio Location Grace, IN Enrollment 1300 Nickname Lancers Colors Red & White Field Miller Field Complex Head Coach Matt Hotchkin 2009 Record 8-8-1 2009 Conference Record 4-4-0 John Carroll Blue Streaks Sept. 7 * 7:00pm University Heights, Ohio Location University Heights, OH Enrollment 3,700 Nickname Blue Streaks Colors Blue & White Field Don Shula Stadium Head Coach Hector Marinaro 2009 Record 9-7-5 2009 Conference Record 3-3-3 Madonna Crusaders Sept. 18 * 2:00pm Livonia, Michigan Location Livonia, Michigan Enrollment 4,200 Nickname Crusaders Colors Royal Blue, Gold & White Field Greenmead Field Head Coach Eric Scott 2009 Record 4-7-4 2009 Conference Record 4-5-3 Mount Vernon Nazarene Cougars Oct. 2 * 2:0pm Mount Vernon, Ohio Location Mount Vernon, Ohio Enrollment 2,558 Nickname Cougars Colors Blue & Green Field Cougar Field Head Coach Paul Furey 2009 Record 17-7-2 2009 Conference Record 6-2-1 Cedarville Yellow Jackets Oct. 16 * 7:00pm Cedarville, Ohio Location Cedarville, Ohio Enrollment 3,000 Nickname Yellow Jackets Colors Blue & Yellow Field Yellow Jacket Field Head Coach Ben Belleman 2009 Record 11-6-3 2009 Conference Record 5-2-2 Point Park Pioneers Oct. 30 * 7:00pm Cheswick, Pennsylvania Location Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Enrollment 3,986 Nickname Pioneers Colors Green & Gold Field Founders Field Head Coach Jeroen Walstra 2009 Record 1-15-1 2009 Conference Record 0-8-0

Iowa Wesleyan Sept. 4 - 5:30pm Schererville, Indiana Location Mount Pleasant, IA Enrollment 850 Nickname Tigers Colors Purple & White Field East Lake Park Head Coach Shane Taylor 2009 Record 5-14-0 2009 Conference Record 3-5-0 St. Francis Fighting Saints Sept. 11 * 7:00pm Lemont, Illinois Location Joliet, Illinois Enrollment 1,200 Nickname Fighting Saints Colors Brown & Gold Field SASA Sports Complex Head Coach Khochon Thanadabouth 2009 Record 6-10-2 2009 Conference Record 3-6-1 Ashland Eagles Sept. 22 * 7:00pm Lyndhurst, Ohio Location Ashland, Ohio Enrollment 5,800 Nickname Eagles Colors Purple & Gold Field AU Soccer Complex Head Coach Jon Freeman 2009 Record 12-4-5 2009 Conference Record 6-0-2 Malone Pioneers Oct. 9 * 3:00pm Lyndhurst, Ohio Location Canton, Ohio Enrollment 2,500 Nickname Pioneers Colors Red & White Field Pioneer Soccer Field Head Coach Chris Carmichael 2009 Record 5-12-1 2009 Conference Record 3-6-0 Daemen Wildcats Oct. 20 * 7:30pm Amherst, New York Location Buffalo, New York Enrollment 1,850 Nickname Wildcats Colors Royal Blue & White Field Amherst High School Head Coach Randy Pawlik 2009 Record 3-13-0 2009 Conference Record 1-8-0

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