GEORGE MASON
2014 MEN’S SOCCER INFORMATION GUIDE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2014 QUICKFACTS
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2014 RESULTS AND STATISTICS
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NUMERICAL ROSTER
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PROGRAM HISTORY
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COACHES BIOS
12-24 PLAYER BIOS
25-27 AWARDS AND HONORS/COACHING RECORDS
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SCHOOL RECORDS
29-32 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
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OPPONENT SERIES RECORDS
34-37 ALL-TIME ROSTER
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GEORGE MASON
2014 MEN’S SOCCER INFORMATION GUIDE
GENERAL INFORMATION
Name of School
George Mason University
Location
Fairfax, Va.
Founded
1957 (Univ. Status, 1972)
Enrollment
33, 917
NicknamePatriots
School Colors Green & Gold
President
Dr. Angel G. Cabrera
Dir. of Athletics
Brad Edwards
Athletic Dept. Phone
(703) 993-3220
Athletic Dept. Fax
(703) 993-3239
TEAM INFORMATION
Affiliation
NCAA Division I
Conference Atlantic 10
Facility/Capacity
George Mason Stadium/5,000
2014 Record 11-4-5
A-10 Record/Finish 4-2-2/T-4th
Postseason
A-10 Tournament 2nd Round
Starters Returning/Lost Newcomers COACHING STAFF
Head Coach Greg Andrulis (Eastern Conn. St. ,‘80)
Record at School/Years 97-66-30/9
Career Record/Years
231-138-57/21
Office Phone (703) 993-3591
E-mail [email protected]
Assistant Coach
John O’Hara (George Mason, ‘04)
Assistant Coach
Trevor Singer (UMass, ‘08)
Vol. Asst. Coach
Fro Adu (George Mason, ‘10)
Dir., Soccer Ops.
Nate Kopunek (Towson, ‘14)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Asst Dir., Comm./Men’s Soccer Contact Greg Piduch
Office Phone
(703) 993-3260
E-mail [email protected]
Associate AD/Media Relations Maureen Nasser
Office Phone (703) 993-3263
E-mail [email protected]
Assistant. Dir., Communications
Casey Goldstein
Office Phone (703) 993-3264
E-mail [email protected]
Assistant Dir., Communications
Elizabeth Ryan
Office Phone (703) 993-3246
E-mail [email protected]
Director, Patriot Productions
Jeff O’Bier
Office Phone (703) 993-3261
E-mail [email protected]
SID Fax (703) 993-3259
Athletic Web Site
GoMason.com
SID Mailing Address
4400 University Drive
MS 3A5
Fairfax, VA 22030-4444
2014 MASON MEN”S SOCCER SCHEDULE
8/19
VILLANOVA (Exhibition) 7:00 p.m.
8/23
at Campbell (Exhibition) 5:00 p.m.
8/29
Howard (at American)^
W, 7-0
8/31
at American^
W, 1-0
9/5
WISCONSIN
W, 2-1
9/12
UW-MILWAUKEE#
W, 2-0
9/14
HARTWICK#
W, 1-0
9/19
at Seton Hall
T, 0-0
9/21
at LIU-Brooklyn
W, 1-0
9/27
UMBC
W, 3-0
9/30
at Navy
T, 1-1
10/4
at VCU*
L, 3-0
10/7
VIRGINIA
L, 1-0
10/10 at Dayton*
10/12 SAINT LOUIS*
W, 3-2
10/17 at Rhode Island*
L, 3-1
10/19 FORDHAM*
W, 1-0
10/25 DAVIDSON*
W, 2-1 (OT)
10/31 GEO. WASHINGTON*
11/9
at La Salle*
W, 1-0
T, 1-1
11/13 Davidson! T, 0-0 (PK’s, 4-2 Mason)
11/14 Rhode Island!
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T, 1-1
L, 2-1 (2OT)
All home matches are played at George Mason Stadium
Home matches in all caps
^ Kuykenstrong DC College Cup
# Capital Cup
* Atlantic 10 Game
! Atlantic 10 Tournament Game
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The Automated ScoreBook
MASON Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 03, 2014)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
Date
$
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Aug 29
Aug 31
Sep 05
Sep 12
Sep 14
Sep 19
Sep 18
Sep 27
Sep 30
Oct 04
Oct 07
10/10/14
Oct 12
Oct 17
Oct 19
Oct 25
Oct 31
Nov 09
Nov 13
Nov 14
Opponent
vs Howard
at American
WIS
WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE
HARTWICK
at Seton Hall
at LIU Brooklyn
UMBC
at Navy
at VCU
#14 VA
at Dayton
#13 SAINT LOUIS
at Rhode Island
FOR
DAVIDSON
GEORGE WASHINGTON
at La Salle
vs #5 Davidson
vs #1 Rhode Island
TEAM STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Goals scored per game
Shot pct.
Shots/Game
CORNER KICKS
PENALTY KICKS
PENALTIES
Yellow cards
Red cards
ATTENDANCE
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
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OVERALL
11-4-5
4-3-3
7-1-2
W
W
W
W
W
To2
W
W
To2
L
L
To2
W
L
W
Wot
W
To2
To2
Lo2
Score
7-0
1-0
2-1
2-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
3-0
1-1
0-3
0-1
1-1
3-2
1-3
1-0
2-1
1-0
1-1
0-0
1-2
Att.
139
376
1088
1084
166
451
512
602
248
1028
3003
412
175
223
374
740
220
245
0
0
MASON
OPP
29-263
1.45
.110
13.1
89
3-5
16-219
0.80
.073
10.9
97
1-1
22
0
27
3
7452
9/828
3/46
3495
8/437
HOME
8-1
4-0
4-1
##
11
8
7
9
24
10
16
15
3
14
12
5
22
4
2
20
21
18
23
17
33
27
19
Player
MULGREW, Timi
DIRKS, Henning
HERSTEK, Zach
ECKENRODE, Jannik
TUCKER, Matt
HOFFMAN, Daniel
AMIDON, Colton
HUNTER, Cullen
WASHINGTON, Taylor
KEMBLE, Noah
ISMAIL, Ahmed
COLCOMBE, Brice
KEMMERER, Conlan
GALDO, David
SARGEANT, Alain
HOOPER, Bashir
ZEPEDA, Edgar
KRAUS, Steffen
SMITH, Oliver
WRONA, Alex
BUTTS, Michael
COREY, CJ
LAM, Peter
Total
Opponents
Goalie
33 BUTTS, Michael
18 KRAUS, Steffen
##
Total
Opponents
Goals by Period
MASON
Opponents
AWAY
2-2-4
0-2-2
2-0-2
NEUTRAL
1-1-1
0-1-1
1-0
gp g a
20 13 2
19 4 5
20 1 1
20 2 2
19 2 1
20 2 4
18 4 2
20 0 0
20 1 1
16 0 1
18 0 0
20 0 2
14 0 1
7 0 0
20 0 0
6 0 0
7 0 0
15 0 1
1 0 0
1 0 0
7 0 0
1 0 0
2 0 0
20 29 23
20 16 15
GP
7
15
20
20
sh sh% gw pk-att
28 68 .191 7
13 45 .089 1
3 29 .034 0
6 27 .074 1
5 23 .087 0
8 18 .111 1
10 17 .235 0
0
6 .000 0
3
6 .167 1
1
6 .000 0
0
5 .000 0
2
4 .000 0
1
4 .000 0
0
2 .000 0
0
2 .000 0
0
1 .000 0
0
0 .000 0
1
0 .000 0
0
0 .000 0
0
0 .000 0
0
0 .000 0
0
0 .000 0
0
0 .000 0
81 263 .110 11
47 219 .073 4
Min. GA
612:28
4
1309:14 12
1921:42 16
1921:42 29
GAAvg Saves
0.59
0.82
0.75
1.36
15
50
66
86
OT
OT2
Total
29
16
OT
OT2
Total
263
219
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
66
86
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
89
97
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
213
202
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
Saves by Period
MASON
Opponents
1st
Corners by Period
MASON
Opponents
Fouls by Period
MASON
Opponents
Shots by Period
MASON
Opponents
pts
12
5
16
10
116 125
84 113
26
37
40
46
37
41
42
47
96 110
105 88
1
0
13
9
0
4
3
2
3
5
0
1
9
13
3
4
4
2
4
4
3-4
0-0
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
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-5
1-1
Pct
W-L-T
.789 2-1-2
.806 9-3-3
.805 11-4-5
.748 4-11-5
Sho
2/2
6/2
10
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2014 NUMERICAL ROSTER
No.
Name
Pos. Yr.
Ht.
Wt.
Hometown/Last School
0
Mason Fish
GK So.
6-0
172
Manassas, Va./Osbourn Park
2
Alain Sargeant
D
Fr.
6-1
165
Toronto, CA (Bill Crothers Secondary School)
3
Taylor Washington
D
Jr.
5-10 170
Somers, N.Y./Rye Country Day/Boston Univ.
4
David Galdo
D/M So.
5-11 160
Arlington, Va./McLean
5
Brice Colcombe
D/M Jr.
5-10 160
Dumfries, Va./Forest Park
6
Myles Yorke
D
Fr.
6-1
175
Port of Spain (St. Mary’s College (C.I.C.)
7
Zach Herstek
M
So.
5-10 150
Dillsburg, Pa./Trinity
8
Henning Dirks
F
Fr.
6-0
9
Jannik Eckenrode
F/M Jr.
5-10 170 Springfield, Va./West Springfield/Radford Univ.
10
Daniel Hoffmann
F/M So.
6-1
167
Gifhorn, Germany/Humboldt-Gymnasium Gifhorn
11
Timi Mulgrew F/M Sr. 5-8 150 Sterling, Va./Home School/Great Falls
12
Ahmed Ismail
M
Jr.
5-8
145
Oak Hill, Va./Oakton
14
Noah Kemble
F/M Fr.
6-1
182
Havelock, NC (Havelock High School)
15
Cullen Hunter
D
So.
6-2
180
Ashburn, Va./Broad Run
16
Colton Amidon
M
So.
5-10 165
Nazareth, Pa./Nazareth Area
17
Alexander Wrona
D
Fr.
6-0
175
Burlington, Conn. (Westminster School)
18
Steffen Kraus
GK So.
6-3
192
Stuttgart, Germany/Johann Friedrich von Coffa Schule
19
Peter Lam
D
Jr.
5-9
160
Fairfax, Va./Fairfax
20
Bashir Hooper
F
Fr.
6-1
198
Gainesville, Va.
21
Edgar Zepeda
D
Jr.
5-8
155
Woodbridge, Va./Freedom
22
Conlan Kemmerer
M
Fr.
5-11 150
Montgomery, NJ (Montgomery High School)
23
Oliver Smith
M
Fr.
6-0
161
West Bay, Cayman Islands (IMG Academy)
24
Matt Tucker
F
So.
6-0
170
Irondequoit, N.Y./Irondequoit
27
CJ Corey
M
RJr.
5-8
155
Reston, Va./Bishop O’Connell/Towson Univ.
33
Michael Butts
GK Jr.
6-2
185
Charleston, S.C./Osbourn Park
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161
Münster, Germany (Pascal-Gymnasium Münster)
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PROGRAM HISTORY
Men’s soccer was one of the first varsity
sports to be offered when the then-George Mason
College began its athletic program in the late
1960s. Since then, it has become one of the most
successful programs among the 22 NCAA Division I
sports currently offered at Mason.
In the 47-year history of George Mason
soccer, the program has a record of 455-317-99 for
a winning percentage of .579. The Patriots have
posted at least 10 victories in 28 of those seasons,
including 14 in a row from 1980-93, and they have
finished a season nationally ranked 10 times (1981,
‘82, ‘84, ‘85, ‘87, ‘88, ‘90, ’92, ’96 and 2008) in the last
26 years. At George Mason Stadium, the team’s
5,000-seat home field which opened for the 1982
season, the Patriots have a sparkling record of 19083-35 (.674 winning percentage).
The program’s most successful period
began in 1979, its first at the NCAA Division I level.
Coach Richard Broad led the Patriots to a 9-9 mark
that season and improved to the tune of a 10-4-3
record and a berth in the ECAC-South championship
game in 1980.
After another impressive record of 12-24 in 1981, a season in which Mason was nationally
ranked for the first time, the program kicked into
high gear in 1982. The Patriots won their first 18
games and were ranked as high as sixth in the nation
(the program’s highest national ranking ever) before
losing to Virginia, 3-2, before 4,500 fans at the new
stadium. Mason came back to avenge that loss in its
first-ever NCAA Tournament game with a 1-0 victory
over the Cavaliers at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville
before falling to eventual national runner-up Duke
in the quarterfinals, 2-0. Mason’s final record of 19-2
set a school record for victories in a season.
Broad, who finished his nine-year tenure
with an overall mark of 88-53-17, saw the Patriots
post a 15-4-3 record in his final season of 1984.
Mason made its second appearance in the NCAA
Tournament that year, the first of six postseason
appearances by the Patriots in a span of seven years.
Gordon Bradley joined the program as
head coach in 1985. He immediately led the Patriots
to a record of 18-4 and a NCAA first-round victory
over Virginia, 1-0, before falling to eventual national
runner-up American in the second round. Mason set
a school record with 80 goals that season. In 1986,
the Patriots again won an NCAA first-round game
with a 2-1 victory over Maryland in overtime, but
lost to Loyola in the second round.
Bradley, who retired after the 2000
season with a 16-year mark of 183-113-35, guided
the Patriots to other NCAA appearances in 1987,
‘88 and ’90. A six-year drought ended in 1996 with
Mason defeating Virginia, 1-0, in the first round
before falling to eventual national champion St.
John’s. Mason’s most recent NCAA Tournament
appearance was in 2008, when current head coach
Greg Andrulis guided the Patriots to a win over Penn
in the first round, 1-0, before falling to eventual
national champion Maryland in the second round.
Mason also appeared in the national tournament in
2006, taking a 1-0 loss to Bucknell in the first round.
The Patriots have an all-time record of 5-10 in 10
NCAA Tournament appearances.
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Since the inception of the Colonial
Athletic Association in 1984 (it was known as
the ECAC-South for the 1983 and ‘84 seasons
only), Mason has been one of the most dominant
programs in the conference with a league record
of 117-74-26 (.599 winning percentage) and five
shared or outright titles in 26 years. The Patriots also
have tied for the regular season crown twice and
advanced to the CAA Tournament finals five times.
In addition, a total of 74 players have
been selected to the All-CAA first or second
teams, which includes athletes who have received
the honor more than once. John O’Hara, Martin
Dunphy, Mark Pulisic, Ian Carter and Eduardo Lima
earned All-CAA First Team honors three times and
Mike Reynolds, Fred Thompson, Sam Sumo, Joseph
Addo, Greg Franzke, Tamir Linhart, Rich Kotschau
and Scott Thelen each were named to the squad
twice. In addition, Anthony Noreiga garnered a
first team nod in 2005, a feat repeated by Kwame
Adjeman-Pamboe during the Patriots’ 2008 CAA
Championship season. Goalkeeper Sean Kelley
capped his outstanding career with a first-team
selection last season. Linhart received CAA Player
of the Year honors in 1992, as did John Ferrandino
in 1995. Noreiga was named CAA Defender of the
Year in 2005. Also, O’Hara (2001), Damian O’Rourke
(2002) and Sean Kelley (2006) earned Rookie of the
Year laurels.
Mason also can boast of eight NSCAA AllAmericans -- Henry Castaneda, Colin Kerr, Reynolds,
Sumo, Addo, Linhart, Steffen Kraus and Timi
Mulgrew. Castaneda, a record-setting goalkeeper
in the early days of the program, earned NAIA firstteam honors in 1974, while Kerr became the first
Division I All-American as a third-team selection in
1982. Castaneda, Reynolds (1985), Sumo (1985) and
Addo (1992) were each named to the first team.
Kraus (2013) and Mulgrew (2014) earned third team
honors in back-to-back seasons.
Mason ushered in a new era of soccer
in 2013 when the school joined the Atlantic
10 Conference. The Patriots took the A-10 by
storm in its inaugural season, posting a 12-3-6
record en route to earning the 2013 Atlantic 10
Conference Championship title, the first A-10
team championship in school history. The Patriots
proceeded to advance to the second round of the
NCAA Tournament, defeataing former conference
foe William & Mary with a 4-2 advantage in penalty
kicks before falling to seventh-seeded New Mexcio
in the second round, 1-0. Freshman goalkeeper
Steffen Kraus became the first Patriot to earn Atlantic
10 Rookie of the Year honors along with becoming
the seventh to be named an NSCAA All-American..
Kraus also earned a spot on the All-Conference team
(2nd) along with teammates Taylor Washington
(1st), Zak Haapaoja (2nd), Alex Herrera (2nd). Kraus
additoinally earned A-10 All-Rookie honors with
teammate Zach Herstek.
PATRIOTS IN THE POSTSEASON
YearResult
1980 ECAC-South Championship: 1-0 loss at Navy.
1981
VIL Championship: 1-1 tie at Virginia in overtime (lost on penalty kicks).
1982 VIL Championship: 3-2 loss vs. Virginia.
NCAA: First-round bye.
1-0 win at Virginia in second round.
2-0 loss at eventual runner-up Duke in quarterfinals.
1983
ECAC-South Championship: 3-2 overtime loss at William & Mary.
1984 VIL Championship: 2-0 loss at Virginia.
NCAA: 2-1 loss vs. American in first round.
1985
NCAA: 1-0 win at Virginia in first round.
3-1 loss at eventual national runner-up American in second round.
1986 NCAA: 2-1 overtime win vs. Maryland in first round.
2-0 loss at Loyola in second round.
1987 NCAA: 2-0 loss at Virginia in first round.
1989 NCAA: 3-1 loss vs. George Washington in first round.
1990 NCAA: 1-0 loss at St. Louis in first round.
1996 NCAA: 1-0 win at Virginia in first round.
2-1 loss at eventual national champion St. John’s in second round.
2006 NCAA: 1-0 loss vs. Bucknell in first round.
2008
NCAA: 1-0 win vs. Penn in first round.
2-0 loss at eventual national champion Maryland in second round.
2013
NCAA: 2-2 draw at William & Mary, 4-2 win on penalty kicks in first round.
1-0 loss to New Mexico in second round.
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Greg Andrulis
Head Coach
10th Season • 86-62-25 at Mason
George Mason University’s men’s soccer team welcomed a new head
coach, Greg Andrulis, in 2005, and the new era continues in Mason men’s
soccer with Andrulis at the helm. After a 10-year absence from the NCAA
Division I Men’s Soccer Championship, the Patriots have qualified for the
national tournament three times under the guidance of Andrulis.
Andrulis led Mason into its new conference in 2013, the Atlantic 10. His
team posted a 12-3-6 overall record, 5-0-3 in conference and went on to
defeat Saint Joseph’s, VCU and Saint Louis to win the A-10 Tournament in
the teams’ inaugural season in the conference. The Patriots qualified for
the national tournament for the first time since 2008, defeating William
& Mary in the first round before falling to New Mexico who advanced
to the College Cup. Freshman goalkeeper Steffen Kraus (Third Team)
was named the 7th NSCAA All-American in program history along with
earning Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year, All-Atlantic 10 Third Team and
A-10 Rookie Team honors among others. Taylor Washington (First), Zak
Haapaoja (Second) and Alex Herrara (Second) also earned All-Conference
honors while Zak Herstek joined Kraus on the All-Rookie Team.
Mason returned to the CAA Tournament in 2012 after posting an 11-6-2 overall record and a 4-5-1 mark in conference action. For their efforts throughout the season, five Patriots took home All-CAA honors, including Taylor Morgan (First), Timi Mulgrew (Second), Alex Herrera and Hugh Roberts (Third), and Ghiles Harmouche (Rookie).
The 2011 campaign saw the Patriots go 7-8-3 overall and 4-6-1 in the CAA. Five players collected All-CAA honors, including Eric Zuehsow, Leo Stolz, Taylor Morgan, Ryan Gracia and Verneri Valimaa. Additionally, Gracia earned NSCAA
Men’s Soccer Scholar All-East Region accolades.
In 2010, for the fourth time in his six seasons at Mason, Andrulis led the team to winning campaign as the Patriots
were 8-7-2 on the year .Four Patriots earned All-CAA honors as Ernesto Marquez was named first-team All-CAA, Eric
Zuehsow was named second-team All-CAA and Eber Martinez was named third-team All-CAA. Additionally, Alex Herrera was named to the CAA All-Rookie Team.
In 2009, Andrulis led Mason to its second consecutive season with double-digit victories as the Patriots posted a
10-7-1 overall record. Included among those 10 wins was a 2-0 shutout of second-ranked Maryland on Sept. 29 at
George Mason Stadium. Richard Edgar, Victor Freeman, Sean Kelley and Ernesto Marquez were named to the All-CAA
Team at the conclusion of the season, while Ryan Reichmann was named to the CAA All-Rookie Team. Edgar earned
a slew of awards during his senior season as he was also a CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine First-Team Academic AllAmerican, a First-Team Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Senior All-American and the CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year for
the second straight year.
In 2008, Andrulis led Mason to the fifth Colonial Athletic Association title in the history of the program and the first
since the conference adopted the tournament format beginning with the 1990 season. After earning the conference’s automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament, the Patriots earned the program’s first win in the tournament since
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the 1996 season with a 1-0 victory over Penn in the opening round at George Mason Stadium before falling to eventual national champion Maryland in the second round in College Park, Md. Mason won 14 matches for the first time
since 1996 and won eight straight before the second-round match at Maryland to finish the season ranked in the
top-25 in the nation in the final College Soccer News poll. Following the season, standout forward Kwame AdjemanPamboe, a First-Team All-CAA and NSCAA All-South Atlantic Region selection, was selected in the second round of
the MLS SuperDraft by the Colorado Rapids.
The 2006 squad showcased Andrulis’ first recruiting class, which included four athletes with national team playing experience, as well as two individuals who were named to the ‘Top 100 Freshman to Keep an Eye on in 2006’ by
College Soccer News. The newcomers lived up to those high expectations, helping the Patriots improve to 12-6-3 in
Andrulis’ second year with the program, including a 7-3-1 mark in the CAA. The team was nationally ranked during
the season and won nine consecutive matches. Mason reached the finals of the CAA Championships, falling to Hofstra in a penalty kick shootout, before moving on to the NCAA Tournament as an at-large selection, the first time the
Patriots reached the tournament in 10 years.
A number of Patriots received individual accolades for their performance during the 2006 campaign. Goalkeeper
Sean Kelley was named the CAA Rookie of the Year and was a Second-Team All-CAA selection, as well as a member
of the CAA All-Rookie Team and All-Tournament Team. College Soccer News named the first-year performer to its AllFreshman First Team and Kelley was also named Third-Team All-South Atlantic Region. Senior defender Fabien Lewis
joined Kelley on the All-South Atlantic Region Third Team and was also named Second-Team All-CAA, while Edgar
was named to the CAA All-Rookie Team.
In his first year with the Patriots, the team garnered a 7-7-4 overall record, which included a 3-4-4 mark in the Colonial Athletic Association. Mason garnered five shutouts on the year, including a 1-0 overtime victory against Penn
State at Mason Stadium on Sept. 24. Andrulis coached Anthony Noreiga in his final year with the Patriots. Noreiga
ended up being named the 2005 CAA Defender of the Year and also earned All-CAA First Team honors. In addition,
seniors Teba McKnight and Karim Manneh were named to the all-conference second team.
Andrulis came to Mason with a combined 24 years of collegiate and professional coaching experience. In 2004,
Andrulis was named Major League Soccer Coach of the Year and the team was 49-43-32 in his four plus seasons with
the Columbus Crew. In addition, the Crew had a 2-4-3 mark in the playoffs.
Andrulis joined the Crew in MLS’s inuagural season, 1996, as an assistant to Tom Fitzgerald and was named interim
coach midway though the 2001 season, after Fitzgerald was fired. He was given the job full-time following that
season after guiding the Crew to a 12-4-4 record in the remaining games in 2001. Andrulis earned his first-ever MLS
Coach of the Year award in 2004. He guided the Crew to the top of the Eastern Conference standings and garnered
the Crew their first ever Supporters Shield in 2004, which is awarded annually to the team with the most points in either conference. The Crew’s 49 points is also the highest regular-season point total in team history. The team started
the year poorly, but Andrulis took the Crew on a league-record 18-game unbeaten streak, and a 12-win season
against only five losses. The loss total was the lowest number in the league and team history and the 12 wins also
marked the second-highest total in the MLS that year behind Kansas City’s 14.
In 2003, the Crew advanced to the quarterfinals of the CONCACAF Champions Cup and was the talk of MLS in bolting
to a 3-0-1 start in league play. But with key injuries to four of the teams’ top performers, the team missed the playoffs
for just the second time in club history, finishing with a 10-12-8 record. The Crew went 7-4-5 with those key starters,
but was 3-8-3 with players sidelined.
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In 2002, Andrulis led the club to its first title, the US Open Cup on Oct. 24. The Crew defeated the newly crowned MLS
Cup-champion L.A. Galaxy, 1-0, in the U.S. Open Cup final at Crew Stadium, to claim the prestigious piece of hardware. The U.S. Open Cup is the oldest soccer tournament in America.
Prior to joining Columbus, he was the head coach of Wright State University from 1985 to 1996. He posted a 12-year
record of 134-72-28. His best season came in 1988 when he led the Raiders to a 16-4-2 mark.
Starting Mid-Continent league play in 1991, he went 24-18-5 against conference foes. During his tenure, he coached
two All-Americans, 21 All-Mideast selections, 28 All-Ohio players and two recipients of the Carl Dale Memorial Award
given to the top Ohio players at their positions. All-Americans Hylton Dayes and Rob Campbell have both been inducted into the WSU Hall of Fame; Dayes in 1991 and Campbell in 1999. Andrulis was inducted into the WSU Athletics Hall of Fame on May 28, 2002, becoming the Hall’s 37th member. Recently, Andrulis was inducted into the Litchfield High School Hall of Fame and the Eastern Connecticut Hall of Fame.
The Litchfield, Conn., native earned his Bachelor of Science degree in psychology in 1980 from Eastern Connecticut
State University. After spending a year as an assistant coach at his alma mater, he moved to Springfield College in
Massachusetts where he coached the junior varsity and freshman teams while earning a master’s degree in counseling. He then spent three years as an assistant coach at Clemson University where he helped the Tigers win the NCAA
Championship in 1985.
Andrulis Year-by-Year Coaching Records
Collegiate
Year SchoolRecordPct.
1985 WSU 11-6-1.639
1986WSU 9-5-5 .605
1987 WSU 12-6-2.650
1988 WSU 16-4-2.773
1989 WSU 10-9-3.523
1990 WSU 12-6-2.650
1991 WSU 10-9-1.525
1992 WSU 13-3-2.778
1993WSU 8-7-4 .526
1994 WSU 10-7-0.588
1995 WSU 12-4-3.711
1996 WSU 11-6-3.625
2005 Mason7-7-4 .500
2006 Mason12-6-3 .643
2007 Mason5-11-2 .333
2008 Mason14-7-2 .652
2009 Mason10-7-1 .583
2010 Mason8-7-2 .529
2011 Mason7-8-3 .472
2012 Mason11-6-2 .632
2013 Mason12-3-6 .714
2014 Mason11-4-5 .675
Career at Mason
97-66-30
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John O’Hara
Assistant Coach
7th Season
John O’Hara enters his sixth season as an assistant coach with the
Patriots in 2014. A former Patriot standout, O’Hara returned to his alma
mater for the 2009 season to serve as an assistant coach for the men’s
and women’s soccer programs, focusing primarily on coaching the
goalkeepers for both teams. Since 2011 O’Hara has been full time on
the men’s side.
During his first season with the men’s team, he coached Sean Kelley
to All-CAA and NSCAA All-South Atlantic honors in 2009 and then, in
2010, worked with freshman Sean Cote, who had a goals-against average of less-than 1.00. In 2012 senior goalkeeper Dustin Butcher has a
goals-against average of 0.88 as the Patriots reached the conference
playoffs.
2013 freshman goalkeeper Steffen Kraus earned several prestigious
postseason honors under the coaching of O’Hara, inlcuding the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year and A-10 All-Conference Second Team honors while leading the conference in GAA and shutouts as the Patriots
advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Kraus was also named a Third Team NSCAA All-American,
the seventh in program history.
O’Hara is also responsible for the day to day operations of the program, including recruiting, player development,
scouting of opponents, attendance marketing, travel, equipment, academic affairs and alumni relations.
After participating in the MLS Player Combine following his senior season, O’Hara moved onto the professional ranks,
playing for the Sligo Rovers (Irish Premier League), Carolina RailHawks (USL First Division) and the Wilmington Hammerheads (USL Second Division). O’Hara most recently played with DC United of the MLS in the reserve league.
As a student-athlete with the Patriots, O’Hara was a four time All CAA honoree and was named into the George Mason Men’s Soccer Hall of Fame.
O’Hara is currently the Director of Goalkeeping for Loudoun Soccer Club and is the Head Coach for the Loudoun 95
Boys, 2012 U17 Virginia Boys State Cup Champions and the Loudoun 01 Boys, as well as Head Goalkeeping Coach for
the VYSA ODP boys program. He has also been selected to train goalkeepers for the US National team at the Market
Training Center’s in Virginia and Maryland since 2011.
O’Hara and his wife, Nicole, have a son, Shay, and a daughter, Lily.
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Trevor Singer
Assistant Coach
3rd Season
Singer is in his third season with Mason in 2014, coming to the University after spending three seasons at Temple University.
At Temple, Singer served as an assistant coach and was responsible for
working with goalkeepers, scouting and recruiting. The squad made
two A-10 tournament appearances and defeated two NSCAA Top 25
ranked teams during his three seasons. Individually, Singer helped
develop 11 A-10 All-Conference, five NSCAA Mid-Atlantic All-Region
and two NSCAA All-Americans selections. One of his players also
participated in the MLS Player Combine and eventually signed with
the Philadelphia Union, while two were selected to the MAC Hermann
Trophy Watch list and seven were tabbed to the NSCAA Mid-Atlantic
All-Region squad.
Singer’s squads also found success off of the pitch, as he helped produce three NSCAA Scholar All-Americans, an ESPN the Magazine Soccer Academic All-American and a NSCAA Team Academic award.
Prior to Temple, Singer spent two seasons at the University of Maine, where he mentored a NEISL All-Star and three
America East All-Conference selection. Academically, his squads collected 14 America East Honor Roll selections and
a NSCAA Team Academic Award. In addition, he coached Canadian U15, U16 and U17 National Team and Serbian
U16 National Team captains and produced a player selected for the U20 Canadian National Team World Cup Qualifying.
After graduating from the University of Massachusetts in 2008, Singer served as an assistant coach at his alma mater,
working with All-America and Umbro National Player of the Year goalkeeper Zach Simmons.
As a student-athlete, Singer began his career at Rider, where he earned MAAC All-Rookie honors as a freshman, and
MAAC All-Academic team honors as a sophomore. Transferring to UMass as a junior, he helped lead his team to a No.
22 ranking his first year. In his final year of eligibility, Singer and the Minutemen earned a No. 4 ranking in the nation
and captured the A10 Title, while competing to the final four of the NCAA College Cup.
Outside of the collegiate environment, Singer currently serves as a regional staff coach for the Region One Olympic
Development Program in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic where he is repsonsible for identifying players for the regional pool which eventually helps determine the US Men’s National Team. Before moving to Virginia, Singer was also
the Youth Academy Coach for the FC Delco United State Soccer Federation in Radnor, Pa., trainer for the West Chester
United U23 Amateur Team and head coach of the Maine Olympic Development Program.
Singer graduated from UMass in 2008 with a degree in marketing, and received his masters in sport and recreation
management from Temple University in 2011.
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Fro Adu
Volunteer Assistant Coach
4th Season
Fro Adu is in his fourth season as the volunteer assistant coach at Mason.
A former standout for the men’s soccer program, Adu played an integral
part of the Patriot defensive unit for four years. He finished his career
having played in 67 matches, getting the start in 42. He scored six goals
and dished out an assist in his four-year career.
In his inaugural season, Adu was named to the 2007 adidas D.C. College Cup All-Tournament Team and scored the game-winning goal in
his collegiate debut against Howard. As a sophomore, he was named to
the 2008 Prego’s Express Italian Men’s Soccer Invitational All-Tournament
Team.
“We are thrilled that Fro has decided to return to Mason,” stated head
coach Greg Andrulis. “He has a great future ahead of him and will be a
tremendous asset to our program and players.”
Nate Kopunek
Director of Soccer Operations
1st Season
Nate Kopunek begins his first season as Director of Soccer Operations
with Mason in 2014.
Kopunek returns to Fairfax after attending Mason during the 200910 school year where he was the team manager for the men’s soccer
team. Duties included preparing and dismantling practice, filming away
games, creating review tapes for players using game film and running
clinics.
Kopunek attended Anne Arundel Community College in the fall of 2010
where he played soccer before transferring to Towson University in the
spring of 2011. He pursued an undergraduate coaching internship with
the Towson men’s soccer team until the program was terminated at the
end of the 2013 school year.
Coaching experience includes stints as a volunteer assistant coach with
Baltimore Bays Chelsea Academy and the Fewster FC U-13 boys team
that became 2013 Maryland Boys State Cup champions. Kopunek holds
a U.S. Soccer Federation Coaching “E” certification and has helped with
D.C. United game day operations since 2007.
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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
Colton Amidon
Midfield • Sophomore
Nazareth , Pa.
2014: Appeared in 18 games while starting four... Scored a hat-trick in the seasonopening 7-0 victory over Howard... Also scored the lone goal against Rhode Island
on 10/17... Accumulated a total of four goals, tied for the second most on the team...
Added two assists for a total of 10 points with 17 shots, all career-highs.
2013: Played in 12 games during his freshman campaign, starting two... Made first
collegiate start at Virginia on September 17... Scored his first career goal against St.
Bonaventure on November 10, the game-winner in a 2-1 victory... Recorded five
shots with three of them on goal... Finished season with one goal and two points.
High School: Two-year letterwinner at Nazareth Area ... led the conference in assists
and was First Team All-Lehigh Valley Conference as a sophomore.
Personal: Son of Thomas and Laura ... has two older siblings ... most recently played
club soccer with the Philadelphia Union Academy (2011-12) and FC Delco Academy
(2011-13) ... also participated in the US Soccer Development Academy League ...
spent the summer before coming to Mason competing in the USYSA State Cup with
Lehigh Valley United while also competing in USSDA Playoffs with FC Delco.
Michael Butts
Goalkeeper • Junior
Charleston, SC
2014: Stepped into full-time starting duties in Mason’s match against Fordham on
10/19... Appeared in seven games this season, starting five... Allowed four goals in
612:28 minutes for a GAA of 0.59... Recorded first shutout in 1-0 win over George
Washington on 10/31... 15 saves and a .789 save percentage with a record of 2-1-2 and
two shutouts.
2013: Did not see any action in his sophomore campaign... Spring 2014 Atlantic 10
Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
2012: Did not take to the pitch in first season with the Patriots.
High School: Earned four varsity letters in soccer serving as the team goalkeeper at
Osbourn Park ... as a junior, earned first team all-district and second team all-region
honors ... collected first team all-district, all-region, all-area and all-metro honors during senior campaign ... posted a .922 goals-against average as a senior.
Personal: Son of Elda and Norman Butts ... has two older siblings ... played club soccer
with the PWSI Courage 94, capturing the 2011 Virginia U17 State Cup Championship ...
graduated cum laude from Osbourn Park.
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Brice Colcombe
Defense/Midfield • Junior
Dumfries, Va.
2014: Appeared in and started all 20 match for the Patriots... Recorded assists in the
1-0 win over Hartwick (9/14) and the 1-1 draw at Dayton (10/10)... Four shots on goal.
2013: Played in 17 matches for Mason, starting two of them... Scored his first collegiate
and game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over Rhode Island on November 1... Ended season
with two points, taking five shots with three on goal.
2012: Took to the pitch in all 19 matches with 13 starts as a rookie ... finished the
season with three assists ... first collegiate start and assist came in a 2-1 overtime loss
to Navy on September 19 ... dished out helpers in back-to-back matches, a 3-2 loss at
ODU on September 28 and a 3-1 loss to Hofstra on October 3.
High School: Four-year letterwinner and two-year captain at Forest Park ... three-time
first team all-district honoree ... collected first team all-region and all-state, district
player of the year and first team all-met accolades during senior campaign ... finished
senior season with six goals and nine assists.
Personal: Son of Diana and Bo Colcombe ... has four siblings ... grandfather, David,
played football and baseball at the University of Delaware ... spent the summer competing with the FASA Hotspurs Super 20’s and PDL teams ... played club soccer with
PWSI 93, and also served as a team captain ... graduated from Forest Park as a summa
cum laude scholar, and also served as the vice president of the National Honor Society.
CJ Corey
MIdfield • Redshirt Junior
Reston, Va.
2014: Appeared in one match, the 1-0 victory over Hartwick on September 14.
2013: First season with the Patriots after transferring from Towson.
2012 (at Towson): One of just five Tigers to appear in all 16 matches ... started
15 of those contests ... finished the season with a goal and two assists ... assist
total was second-best on the team, while the four points tied for third-best ...
registered lone goal of the season in a 3-1 win over Howard on September 5 ...
tallied single assists at Mount St. Mary’s (8/28) and at Delaware (10/3).
2011 (at Towson): Appeared in 15 games and started seven times as a freshman... recorded first career assist against Delaware, helping the Tigers to a 2-2
draw with the Blue Hens ...had a season-high two shots against William & Mary ...
also took a shot against Loyola.
High School: Three-year starter at Bishop O’Connell ... helped Knights reach
WCAC finals as a sophomore ... two-time team captain as a junior and senior ...
two-time all-WCAC selection who earned first team notice as a senior ... named
second team All-Met by the Washington Post as a senior ... scored 15 goals with
10 assists as a senior ... also a member of Knights’ basketball and golf teams.
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Henning Dirks
• Freshman
Münster, Germany
2014: Appeared in 19 games, starting 18 of them... Tied for second on the team
with four goals and led the team with five assists for 13 points... Second on the
team with 45 shots... Scored the game-winning goal against Hartwick (9/14)...
Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie team.
High School: Played for SC Preussen Münster in his U-17 seasons... Also played
for SC Preussen Münster for his first season in the U-19 Bundesliga... Played for
the Borussia Dortmund U-19 squad... Played for Westphalia Selection between
his U-14 and U-18 seasons... A total of 35 goals and 21 assists in his U-17 through
U-19 seasons... Five goals and 10 assists in his first season with Preussen Münster
U-23.
Personal: Son of Jörg and Astrid Dirks... Has played soccer since he was four
years old... First club was Germany Mauritz before changing to Munster 08 when
he turned 12... Also has experience with the U-15 National Team... Enjoys playing
soccer, darts and FIFA with his friends.
Jannik Eckenrode
Forward/MIdfield • Junior
Springfield, Va.
2014: Started all 20 matches for the Patriots... Scored the game-winning goal
against LIU-Brooklyn (1-0) on September 18 and also scored in the 1-1 tie against
Dayton (10/10)... Recorded two assists in the season-opening victory over Howard... Six total points and 27 shots.
2013: Played in 20 matches with 18 starts... Led the Patriots with five goals and
totaled three assists for a team-high 13 points... Tallied first two goals of the season in a 4-1 victory over Denver on 09/06... Scored the game-winner in overtime
against St. Joseph’s on 10/15 and in 2-0 victory over George Washington on
11/03... Named to All-Region third team.
2012 (at Radford): Appeared in 19 matches with 18 starts ... finished the season
with a goal and five assists ... assists total led the team ... set a school record for
minutes played as a freshman ... named to the Big South All-Freshman squad ...
first collegiate goal came in a 3-0 win over Longwood ... registered assists against
Gardner-Webb, VMI and Coastal Carolina.
High School: Four-year letterwinner at West Springfield ... named the Patriot District Player of the Year as a senior ... was a three-time first team all-district, twotime first team all-region, two-time first team all-met and two-time team MVP.
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Mason Fish
Goalkeeper • Sophomore
Manassas, Va.
2014: Did not see game action in 2014.
2013: Did not see any in-game action in 2013.
High School: Played as a member of the 2009 and 2010 Virginia State and
Region I ODP International Travel Teams that competed in the Czech Republic,
Austria and Italy ... was the starting keeper for the 2010 Region I champions
... participated in the US Soccer Developmental Academy with DC United and
McLean from 2010-13.
Personal: Son of Mike and Teresa ... has an older sister.
David Galdo
Defense/MIdfield • Sophomore
Arlington, Va.
2014: Played in seven games, starting the first two... Recorded one shot against
Wisconsin-Milwaukee on September 12 and a shot at VCU on October 4.
2013: Appeared in four games, making one start... First collegiate action came
in 4-1 win over Denver on September 6... First collegiate start came at Saint
Joseph’s on October 25 where he recorded his first shot.
High School: Earned three letters at McLean ... also a standout track and cross
country athlete ... earned a district championship with the squad as a freshman ...
received honorable mention accolades over three seasons.
Personal: Son of Rene Galdo and Isabel Castillo ... has three siblings ... played
with the McLean Soccer Academy ... made the Virginia 1995 Boys State Soccer
Team in 2009-10 and 2010-11.
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Zach Herstek
MIdfield • Sophomore
Dillsburg, Pa.
2014: Made an appearance in all 20 matches, starting 19... Scored his lone goal
of the season in Mason’s 2-0 win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee on September 12...
Added an assist in Mason’s 3-2 victory over No. 13 Saint Louis on October 12...
Season-high four shots in the 1-1 draw with Dayton, 29 total on the season.
2013: Appeared in 18 games and started 13 in his first collegiate season... Totaled three goal and one assist for seven points, was the leading rookie scorer...
Made first collegiate start against UMass on October 13... Scored first career goal
in a 2-1 win over UMass... Also scored in wins over St. Bonaventure (2-1) and VCU
(3-2)... Named to Atlantic 10 Conference All-Rookie team.
High School: Three year letterwinner at Trinity ... three-time First Team All Star
Mid Penn Conference honoree ... as a freshman, earned conference player of the
year and all-state accolades ... tallied 81 career goals over three seasons.
Personal: Son of Tom and Jan ... has two siblings ... played club soccer with the
PA Classics Academy.
Daniel Hoffman
Forward/Midfield • Sophomore
Gifhorn, Germany
2014: Saw significant action, starting 17 games and appearing in all 20... Ended
the season with two goals and four assists for eight points with 18 shots... Had
the game-winner in Mason’s victory over UMBC (9/27), also scored in the Atlantic
10 semifinal match vs. Rhode Island (11/14)... Four assists rank second amongst
teammates... Buried game-winning penalty kick vs. Davidson to send Mason to
semifinals of the Atlantic 10 Tournament... Earned a spot on the Atlantic 10 AllTournament team.
2013: Appeared in six games for the Patriots... First game action came in 4-1 win
over Denver on September 6.
High School: Played soccer at Humboldt-Gymnasium Gifhorn.
Personal: Son of Alexander and Elena ... played six years with MTV Gifhorn, four
with VfL Wolfsburg and two with Eintracht Braunschweig.
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Bashir Hooper
• Freshman
Gainesville, Va.
2014: Took the field in six contests... Had his first shot of the season against
Howard on August 29.
High School: Home-schooled... Has played for D.C. United Academy from
2009-2014... Competed in Spain and Portugal with the Virginia Olympic
Development Program state team in 2010... Also played for Loudoun Soccer
from 2006-10 and McLean Soccer Academy 2011-12... Second-highest scorer
on the D.C. Academy U-18 team for the 13-14 season with a total of eight
goals... Region 1 ODP finalist in 2010.
Personal: Son of Rhona Reese and Cary Hooper... Has two siblings; Hamza,
22 and Idris, 24... Mother Rhonda Reese participated in track & field and
tennis at Occidental College... Member of the National Honors Society of
Collegiate Scholars, earned the Academic Achievement Award and the Positive Community Impact award, awarded by Northern Virginia Community
College... Also recruited by Radford, Eastern University, Haverford, Dickinson
College, Franklin & Marshall, Lafayette College and Connecticut College...
Majoring in biology.
Cullen Hunter
Defense • Sophomore
Ashburn, Va.
2014: Started and played in all 20 games of the season... Totaled six shots on
goal at defense... Season-high two against Seton Hall on September 19.
2013: Made his first collegiate appearance against Virginia on September 17.
High School: Three-year letterwinner at Broad Run ... served as team captain as
a junior and senior ... also collected first team all-district accolades both seasons.
Personal: Son of Chaz and Cindy ... older sister, Caitlin, played soccer at UNCW.
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Ahmed Ismail
Midfield • Junior
Oak Hill, Va.
2014: Appeared in 18 of Mason’s 20 games, starting 16... Tallied five shots on the
season with a season-high two at Dayton on 10/10.
2013: Appeared in 11 games with two starts in his sophomore season.. Made
starts against Binghamton on September 8 and Rhode Island on November 1.
2012: Appeared in 14 games with two starts during first season with the Patriots
... finished the season with one assists and three shots ... first collegiate assist
came in a 2-1 win over UMBC on September 15 ... starts came against UMBC
(Sept. 15) and Nav (Sept. 19).
High School: Four-year letterwinner at Oakton High School ... as a senior, helped
the squad set a school record with 11 wins in a season in addition to winning a
Concorde District Championship for the first time in a decade ... served as a team
captain during his final season at Oakton ... led the team with five goals en route
to collecting first team all-district, all-region, all-met and district MVP runner-up
honors in addition to being named honorable mention all-state.
Personal: Son of Kamal and Zeinab ... has two siblings ... older brother, Omar,
plays soccer at the University of Mary Washington ... played for the D.C. United
U18 Youth Soccer Academy for three seasons.
Noah Kemble
• Freshman
Havelock, NC
2014: Came off the bench in 16 of Mason’s 20 matches... Notched his first career
assist in the 7-0 season-opening win over Howard... Six total shots with a seasonhigh two against Dayton on 10/10.
High School: Played four years of soccer, earning four varsity letters and two
years of football, earning two varsity letters... Was the 2011 freshman-team
MVP at Havelock High School, earning All-Conference, All-Region and All-Sun
Journal Team honors... Was team captain and MVP in his sophomore, junior and
senior seasons as well, earning All-Conference, All-Region and All-Sun Journal
Team honors all years... All-Sun Journal Player of the Year in his junior and senior
seasons along with All-State his senior season... Was the kicker for his football
team in his junior and senior seasons, winning the state championship in 2013...
Totaled 88 goals and 51 assists in his four year career.... Selected to All-NC team
his senior season to play in the “Clash of the Carolina’s” game... NC Scholar, NC AllAcademic Athlete and National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Joseph and Regina Kemble... Mother Regina was was an AllAmerican and Academic All-American at Slippery Rock University... Has played a
total of 13 years of soccer... Led soccer mission to Costa Rica in June 2013, combining service and international competition... A vocalist who also plays the tuba
and trombone... Was selected to perform in the NC Honors Choir and the NC AllState band... Hobbies include history and politics, music, going to the beach and
crabbing... Also recruited by Appalachian State, Greensboro College and Barton
College... A music performance/music education major, minoring in government.
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Conlan Kemmerer
• Freshman
Mongomery, NJ
2014: Took the field in 14 matches... Had his first collegiate assist in Mason’s 7-0
season-opening victory over Howard... Four shots, two coming against Dayton
on 10/10... Converted penalty kick in shootout victory over Davidson on 11/13.
High School: Played two years of varsity soccer and one year of freshman basketball... Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Alexandra and Carl Kemmerer... Has two siblings, Kieran and
Caden... Brother Kieran plays soccer at Rutgers... Played five years of soccer for
PDA... 2014 US Soccer Academy National Champion with PDA U-18 team... Hobbies include basketball and music... Major is currently undecided.
Steffen Kraus
Goalkeeper • Sophomore
Stuttgart, Germany
2014: Started the first 15 matches in goal before going down to a seasonending injury against Fordham on October 19... 1309:14 minutes played with
only 12 goals allowed... A goals-against average of 0.82... Accumulated a record
of 9-3-3 in his 15 starts with six individual shutouts and was a part of two team
shutouts... Made 50 saves with a save percentage of .806... Named to the Top
Drawer Soccer Team of the Week (9/30)... Recorded an assist in Mason’s 2-1 victory over Wisconsin (9/5).
2013: Started all 21 matches for Mason in net... Played 2,015:14 minutes in his
freshman campaign, every minute of the season... Finished with a 12-3-6 record... Made his first collegiate start against Howard on August 30, also recorded
his first career shutout in a 1-0 victory over the Bison... Made a season-high
eight saves in 2-2 shootout victory over William & Mary in NCAA Tournament
first round... Played season-high 110 minutes in six double overtime contests...
Allowed 16 goals in 21 games for a 0.71 goals-against-average... Led the A-10
Conference in GAA and shutouts with nine on the season... Named Atlantic 10
Conference Rookie of the Year... A-10 All-Tournament team... A-10 All-Conference
second team... All-Region second team... Two-time A-10 Men’s Soccer Rookie
of the Week... Soccer America All-Freshman first team... VaSID All-State second
team... 2013 Top Drawer Soccer All-Freshman second team... 2013 College Soccer News All-Freshman second team... Third Team NSCAA All-American.
High School: Played soccer at VfB Stuttgart from 2005-12.
Personal: Son of Wolfgang and Evi.
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Peter Lam
Defense • Junior
Fairfax, Va.
2014: Played in two contests, against Howard (8/29) and against UMBC (9/27).
2013: Did not appear in any games this season.
2012: Appeared in eight matches during rookie campaign ... made first collegiate
appearance in the season opener, a 3-0 win over LIU Brooklyn on August 26.
High School: Three-year letterwinner at Fairfax HS ... ranked 84th by College Soccer News and 47th by ESPN Rise in their national player rankings ... earned First
Team All-Liberty District honors as a senior.
Personal: Son of Quang an Huong Lam ... has three siblings ... participated in the
U17 National Team Camp in 2009 ... member of the McLean Soccer Academy U18,
serving as team captain and helping the squad qualify for the 2012 Academy
Playoffs ... graduated with honors from Fairfax.
Timi Mulgrew
Forward/Midfield • Senior
Sterling, Va.
2014: Started every match for Mason... A career-high 13 goals, top-five nationally at the
conclusion of the regular season... Also added two assists for 28 points, also a careerhigh... Seven game-winning goals, tied for the most in NCAA Division I at the end of the
regular season... Opened the season by scoring at least once in four consecutive games,
including three goals against Howard on 8/29 with a season-high seven points... A
team-high 68 shots... 3-4 on pentalty kicks this season... Moves into a tie for ninth place in
program history with 26 career goals... His 170 career shots rank fourth all-time... College
Soccer News National Team of the Week (10/27)... Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week
(9/2)... Two-time Atlantic 10 Player of the Week... First Team All-Atlantic 10 honors.
2013: Appeared in all 21 matches for Mason, starting 19... Recorded four goals and three
assists for 11 points... Scored the game-winner in a 2-1 victory over UMass on October
13... Put in the game-winning header in overtime against VCU in the semifinal of the
Atlantic 10 tournament on November 15... Had a season-high three points in 2-0 win over
George Washington on November 3... Had a team-high 22 shots on goal... Made Atlantic
10 All-Tournament team.
2012: Started 15 matches ... earned second team All-CAA honors ... tallied 21 points on
eight goals and a team-high five assists ... goal, assist and point totals were all personal
single-season bests ... had first career multiple-goal game, scoring both Mason goals in a
3-2 loss at Old Dominion on September 28 ... dished out two helpers in a 3-2 win over St.
Francis (N.Y.) on September 9 ... had a four-game point streak from September 1-15.
2011: Appeared in all 18 matches with 11 starts for the Patriots ... finished the season
with one goal and two assists ... netted first collegiate goal during a 9-0 rout of Howard ...
recorded an assist during a 2-1 loss at James Madison and a 4-1 win over Northeastern ...
registered 32 shots during the season.
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Alain Sargeant
• Freshman
Toronto, CA
2014: Touched the field in all 20 matches, starting 18... Recorded two shots at
defense, one each against Navy and Virginia... An Atlantic 10 All-Rookie selection.
High School: Played two years of soccer for his high school team at Bill Crothers Secondary School... Was a 2012-13 Toronto FC Junior Academy starter and a
first team reserve squad player... A member of the St. Kitts and Nevis U-20 team
in 2012... Also in 2012 was a Canadian Soccer League nominee for Defender of
the Year... A U-17 Adidas Generation Cup finalist and Canadian Soccer League
Second Division winner with Toronto FC Junior Academy team in 2012.
Personal: Son of Osmond Sargeant and Yvonne Osondu... Father Osmond was
a triple jumper... 2010 Barbados Cup finalist... 2011 U-16 Ontario Cup finalist...
2011 York Region Tier 1 champion... Hobbies include soccer and video games...
Major is undeclared.
Oliver Smith
• Freshman
West Bay, Cayman Islands
2014: Appeared in one game, the season-opener against Howard (8/29).
High School: Played soccer in Portugal for two years at Sporting Lisbon.. Also
played two years at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida... Eight goals and 12 assists in the 2013-14 season.
Personal: Son of Henry and Suzanne Smith... Has a brother, Daniel, and a sister,
Isabelle... Has played soccer since the age of five... Has played in the Development Academy league... Played for the U-20 Cayman Islands National Team...
Also recruited by George Washington and Syracuse... Enjoys soccer and fishing...
Majoring in economics.
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Matt Tucker
Forward • Sophomore
Irondequoit, N.Y.
2014: Appeared in 19 games, starting six of the final seven... Two goals and one
assist for five points, all career-highs... 23 shots on the season... Scored against No.
13 Saint Louis and at La Salle.
2013: Appeared in 10 games with one start... Made first collegiate start in first
game of the season against Howard on August 30 where he recorded a seasonhigh two shots, both on goal... Also recorded shot in 1-1 draw against La Salle on
October 27.
High School: Played soccer at Irondequoit ... named team MVP as a junior ...
earned honorable mention all-greater Rochester and first team all-county soccer
accolades ... holds the record for most goals in a season (17) at IHS ... helped the
team win its only sectional title in school history as a sophomore ... was a scholarathlete.
Personal: Son of Geoff and Lisa ... has three siblings ... uncle, Marc Sotile, plays for
the Rochester Lancers professional indoor team ... played two seasons with the
Empire Academy and the Webster Dynamo.
Taylor Washington
Defense • Junior
Somers, N.Y.
2014: Played and started all 20 contests for the Green and Gold... Punched in the
game-winning goal against then-No. 13 Saint Louis for his lone goal of the season...
Added an assist against Dayton for a total of three points... Six shots taken at defense.
2013: Started all 21 matches... Recorded two assists on the season... Assisted on goal
in 1-1 draw against La Salle on October 27 and in 3-2 win over VCU in A-10 semifinals... Recorded season-high two shots against UMass on October 13 and St. Joseph’s
on October 25, seven shots total in 2013... Named to Atlantic-10 All-Conference first
team and VaSID All-State second team... Led defense that allowed 16 goals in 21
games and a conference-leading 0.71 goals-against-average.
2012 (at BU): Did not play for the Terriers.
2011 (at BU): Started 14 of the team’s 18 games ... scored first collegiate goal, a gamewinner, against Harvard on Sep. 28.
High School: Earned four letters at Rye Country Day ... was an ESPN RISE defensive
All-American and New York State Starting XI-All Star ... was in the College Soccer
News Top 150 and the No. 1 rated player in NY by Top Drawer Soccer ... recognized
as a NY Red Bulls High School Cup All-Star ... named the team MVP and co-captain ...
two-time Western New England School Soccer All-Star and four-time all-conference
selection ... recognized as the Fairchester Athletic Association Student-Athlete in
2011 ... also lettered in golf, basketball and track and was a T&F team MVP ... medaled
in the 100m, 200m, long jump and 4x100m relay at the NY T&F Championships.
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Alexander Wrona
• Freshman
Burlington, Conn.
2014: Appeared in the season-opening game against Howard on August 29.
High School: Played two years of soccer and one year of squash... Played every
minute of soccer in his two seasons at Westminster School... Began playing with
Oakwood Soccer Club in 2009 after his sophomore year... Finished career at Oakwood with 20 goals and 52 assists, making Pre-Academy and Academy playoffs
four years in a row.
Personal: Son of Ewa and Leszek Wrona... Father Leszek played soccer professionally in Poland, Germany and the United States and also coached professionally in the U.S... Has played three years of county hockey, 14 years of Premier and
Academy soccer, seven years of county baseball and a year of squash... Traveled
to Poland in 2013 to train with the Youth Team of Wisła Kraków... Enjoys studying
history, particularly about World War II, reading, golfing and playing hockey, traveling, going to the beach and learning languages... Fluent in Polish and English,
also knows Spanish and hopes to learn German and Italian at George Mason...
Also reruited by Davidson, Seton Hall, Rhode Island and Nova Southeastern...
Planning to major in Finance with a minor in International Security.
Myles Yorke
• Freshman
Port of Spain
2014: Did not see any game action.
High School: MVP at Saint Mary’s College, Trinidad and Tobgago in Port of Spain
from 2011-14.
Personal: Son of Michelle Rodriguez and Gerard Yorke... Has two siblings, Andreas and Nikolai... Has played soccer for 14 years... Has played for QPCC. Mapau,
Deffence Force and Skhy FC... Participated in the 2014 Dallas Cup Tournament...
Enjoys hanging out with friends and watching movies... Finance major.
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Edgar Zepeda
Defense • Junior
Woodbridge, Va.
2014: Came off the bench in seven games.
2013: Appeared in two matches for Mason, in a 4-1 win over Denver on September 6 and November 11 in a 2-1 win over St. Bonaventure... Spring 2014 Atlantic
10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
2012: Appeared in four matches during rookie campaign ... made first collegiate
appearance in a 3-0 win over George Washington on August 30.
High School: Two-year letterwinner at Freedom High School ... was recognized
as the team MVP during the 2010 and 2012 seasons in addition to collecting First
Team All-Cardinal District and all-area honors both of those seasons ... as a senior,
was named to the all-region squad and also earned honorable mention all-met
honors.
Personal: Son of Marleny and Rubelio ... has three siblings ... competed with the
D.C. United Youth Soccer Academy.
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AWARDS AND HONORS
NSCAA ALL-AMERICA
1974 Henry Castaneda (NAIA)
1982 Colin Kerr (2nd)
1984 Mike Reynolds (2nd)
1985 Mike Reynolds
Sam Sumo
1986 Sam Sumo (2nd)
1991 Joseph Addo (3rd)
1992 Joseph Addo
Tamir Linhart (3rd)
1993 Tamir Linhart (3rd)
2013
Steffen Kraus (3rd)
2014
Timi Mulgrew (3rd)
FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA
(by College Soccer News)
2001 John O’Hara (3rd)
2002 Damian O’Rourke (3rd)
2006 Sean Kelley
PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA
(by College Soccer News)
2004 John O’Hara (3rd)
GTE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA
(District 3)
2001 Gavin Stevens
COSIDA/ESPN THE MAGAZINE
ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT
(District 3)
2009
Richard Edgar
COSIDA/ESPN THE MAGAZINE
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA
2009
Richard Edgar
NSCAA/adidas COLLEGE
SCHOLAR ALL-EAST REGION
2008
Richard Edgar
CAA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF
THE YEAR
2008
Richard Edgar
2009
Richard Edgar
LOWE’S SENIOR CLASS AWARD
SENIOR ALL-AMERICA
2009
Richard Edgar
ALL-SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION
1971 Henry Castaneda
1973 Henry Castaneda
Rabih Chatila
1974 Henry Castaneda
Tony Ubakanma
1981 Colin Kerr
Scott Shiffert
1982 Colin Kerr
Scott Shiffert
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1983 Colin Kerr
Mike Reynolds
Fred Thompson
1984 Mike Reynolds
Fred Thompson
1985 Mike Reynolds
Sam Sumo
Fred Thompson
1986 Bruce Lobdell
Sam Sumo
1988 Ian Carter
Martin Dunphy
Philip Taplah
1989 Ian Carter
Martin Dunphy
Mark Pulisic
Philip Taplah
1991 Joseph Addo
Denis Hamlett
1992 Joseph Addo
Tamir Linhart
Irad Young
1993 Tamir Linhart
1995 John Ferrandino
1996 Eduardo Lima
1997 Eduardo Lima (2nd)
Rich Kotschau (3rd)
1998 Brian Blackburn (3rd)
2000 Eduardo Lima
2002 John O’Hara (2nd)
2005 Anthony Noreiga
2006 Sean Kelley (3rd)
Fabien Lewis (3rd)
2008 Kwame Adjeman-Pamboe
2009
Richard Edgar (2nd)
Sean Kelley (3rd)
2010
Ernesto Marquez (3rd)
ALL-MID ATLANTIC REGION
2013
Julio Arjona (2nd)
Steffen Kraus (2nd)
Hugh Roberts (2nd)
Jannik Eckenrode (3rd)
PRESEASON ALL-CAA
2009
Richard Edgar
Sean Kelley
2010
Victor Freeman
2011
Eric Zuehsow
Ryan Gracia (HM)
2012 Taylor Morgan (HM)
ALL-CAA
(Was ECAC South in 1984)
1984 Ken Bernstein
Mike Reynolds
Fred Thompson
1985 Mike Reynolds
Sam Sumo
Fred Thompson
1986 Steve D’Antonio
Bruce Lobdell
Sam Sumo
1987 Martin Dunphy
Steve Hayes
Mark Pulisic
1988 Ian Carter
Martin Dunphy
Mark Pulisic
1989 Ian Carter
Martin Dunphy
Mark Pulisic
Kevin Anderson (2nd)
Philip Taplah (2nd)
1990 Ian Carter
Philip Taplah
Ricardo Leite (2nd)
Irad Young (2nd)
1991 Joseph Addo
Greg Franzke
Denis Hamlett
1992 Joseph Addo
Greg Franzke
Tamir Linhart
Irad Young
1993 Tamir Linhart
Marcello Gasparini (2nd)
John Kelly (2nd)
1994 Shawn Friel
John Kelly (2nd)
1995 John Ferrandino
Marcello Gasparini
Rich Kotschau
1996 Andy Manners
Vincent Marcotrigiano
1997
Rich Kotschau
Eduardo Lima
Scott Thelen
Mark Ryan (2nd)
Alex Teixeira (2nd)
1998
Eduardo Lima
Scott Thelen
Paul Marcoullier (2nd)
Alex Teixeira (2nd)
1999 Jesus Baptista (2nd)
2000 Eduardo Lima
Brian Blackburn (2nd)
2001 Keith Nakai (2nd)
John O’Hara (2nd)
Charlie Snee (2nd)
2002
John O’Hara
Steve Alabi (2nd)
Damian O’Rourke (2nd)
2003 John O’Hara
Damian O’Rourke
2004 John O’Hara
Teba McKnight (2nd)
Brian Barry-Austin (Rookie)
2005 Anthony Noreiga
Teba McKnight (2nd)
Karim Manneh (2nd)
2006 Sean Kelley (2nd)
Fabien Lewis (2nd)
Richard Edgar (Rookie)
Sean Kelley (Rookie)
2007 Richard Edgar (3rd)
2008 Kwame Adjeman-Pamboe
Jonathan Borrajo (2nd)
Richard Edgar (2nd)
Sean Kelley (3rd)
Ryan Gracia (Rookie)
Axel Levry (Rookie)
2009
Sean Kelley
Richard Edgar (2nd)
Victor Freeman (2nd)
Ernesto Marquez (3rd)
Ryan Reichmann (Rookie)
2010
Ernesto Marquez
Eric Zuehsow (2nd)
Eber Martinez (3rd)
Alex Herrera (Rookie)
2011
Eric Zuehsow (2nd)
Leo Stolz (2nd & Rookie)
Taylor Morgan (3rd)
Ryan Gracia (3rd)
Verneri Valimaa (Rookie)
2012
Taylor Morgan (1st)
Timi Mulgrew (2nd)
Alex Herrera (3rd)
Hugh Roberts (3rd)
Ryan Harmouche (Rookie)
ALL-ATLANTIC 10
2013
Taylor Washington (1st)
Zak Haapaoja (2nd)
Alex Herrara (2nd)
Steffen Kraus (3rd)
2014
Timi Mulgrew (1st)
A-10 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
2013
Zach Kerstek
Steffen Kraus
2014
Henning Dirks
Alain Sargeant
CAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1992 Tamir Linhart
1995 John Ferrandino
CAA DEFENDER OF THE YEAR
2005
Anthony Noreiga
CAA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
2001 John O’Hara
2002
Damian O’Rourke
2006 Sean Kelley
A-10 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
2013
Steffen Kraus
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ALL-VIRGINIA (VaSID)
1989 Mark Pulisic
1992 Joseph Addo
Greg Franzke
Tamir Linhart
1993 Tamir Linhart
Marcello Gasparini (2nd)
1995 John Ferrandino
Marcello Gasparini
Rich Kotschau (2nd)
Mark Ryan (2nd)
1996 Rich Kotschau
Eduardo Lima
Andy Manners (2nd)
Vincent Marcotrigiano (2nd)
Mark Ryan (2nd)
1997 Rich Kotschau
Eduardo Lima
Scott Thelen
Mark Ryan (2nd)
1998 Scott Thelen
Brian Blackburn (2nd)
Eduardo Lima (2nd)
Alex Teixeira (2nd)
1999 Jesus Baptista (2nd)
Brian Blackburn (2nd)
Jose Maldonado (2nd)
2000
Eduardo Lima
Brian Blackburn (2nd)
Helmis Matute (2nd)
2001
Keith Nakai (2nd)
Hugh VanWagenen (2nd)
2002
John O’Hara
Damian O’Rourke (2nd)
2003
John O’Hara
Damian O’Rourke
Steve Alabi (2nd)
2004
John O’Hara
Teba McKnight (2nd)
2005 Anthony Noreiga
2009
Victor Freeman
Richard Edgar (2nd)
Sean Kelley (2nd)
2013
Julio Arjona (2nd)
Steffen Kraus (2nd)
Taylor Washington (2nd)
VA. DIV. I PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1992 Tamir Linhart
VA. INTERCOLLEGIATE LEAGUE
(Ended Competition 1984)
1969 Raul Ricaurte
1970 Mike Burke
Raul Ricaurte
1971 Henry Castaneda
Hugo Lanfranco
Raul Ricaurte
1972 Henry Castaneda
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1973 1974 1976 1977
1982 1983 1984 Hugo Lanfranco
Mike McDonald
Dave Reid
Henry Castaneda
Rabih Chatila
Hugo Lanfranco
Mike McDonald
Henry Castaneda
Tony Ubakanma
Tim O’Donoghue
Jim Velesz
Ken Bernstein
Colin Kerr
Mike Reynolds
Scott Shiffert
Fred Thompson
Ken Bernstein
Mike Jung
Colin Kerr
Mike Reynolds
Fred Thompson
Andy Hay
Mike Reynolds
Fred Thompson
ALL-MASON/DIXON
CONFERENCE
(Ended Competition 1977)
1972 Henry Castaneda
Hugo Lanfranco
Mike McDonald
1973 Henry Castaneda
Rabih Chatila
John Fenton
1974 Henry Castaneda
Tony Ubakanma
1976 John Migliacci
Tim O’Donoghue
1977 Mario Duran
Jim Velesz
1982 1983 1984 Frank Gorman
Colin Kerr
David Ksanznak
Scott Shiffert
Adolfo Alvarez
Ken Bernstein
Mike Jung
Colin Kerr
Marc LeMair
Mike Reynolds
Scott Shiffert
Chris Short
Fred Thompson
Colin Kerr
Mike Reynolds
Fred Thompson
Mike Reynolds
Fred Thompson
CCC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1980
Michael Garrett
1983 Colin Kerr
WORLD CUP
1988 Fred Thompson (Jamaica)
OLYMPIC GAMES
1992/1996 J oseph Addo (Ghana)
WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES
1997
Rich Kotschau (U.S.)
ALL-CAPITOL COLLEGIATE
CONFERENCE
(Ended Competition 1984)
1978 Tim Aloia
Mario Duran
Frank Gorman
Tom Kalaris
Nick Katsarelis
1979 Tom Kalaris
Nick Katsarelis
1980 Michael Garrett
Joe Immordino
Tom Kalaris
Colin Kerr
David Ksanznak
Steve Sekscienski
1981 Adolfo Alvarez
Ken Bernstein
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GEORGE MASON YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS
Year Coach
WL
1968
D. Fecteau
1
8
1969
D. Fecteau
3
10
1970
L. Cable
4
7
1971
N. Laszlo
7
4
1972
M. Krotee
12
3
1973
M. Krotee
12
5
1974
M. Krotee
11
6
1975
T. Wiltshire
3
9
1976
R. Broad
2
8
1977
R. Broad
2
11
1978
R. Broad
7
7
1979
R. Broad
9
9
1980
R. Broad
10
4
1981
R. Broad
12
2
1982#
R. Broad
19
2
1983
R. Broad
12
6
1984*#
R. Broad
15
4
1985*#
G. Bradley
18
4
1986*#
G. Bradley
10
5
1987#
G. Bradley
13
5
1988
G. Bradley
12
5
1989*#
G. Bradley
11
7
1990#
G. Bradley
14
6
1991
G. Bradley
13
6
1992
G. Bradley
12
5
1993
G. Bradley
10
6
1994
G. Bradley
6
12
1995
G. Bradley
12
6
1996#
G. Bradley
14
6
1997
G. Bradley
12
8
1998
G. Bradley
13
7
1999
G. Bradley
5
15
2000
G. Bradley
8
10
2001
F. O’Leary
8
9
2002
F. O’Leary
8
7
2003
F. O’Leary
11
6
2004
F. O’Leary
7
11
2005
G. Andrulis
7
7
2006#
G. Andrulis
12
6
2007
G. Andrulis
5
11
2008*#
G. Andrulis
14
7
2009
G. Andrulis
10
7
2010
G. Andrulis
8
7
2011
G. Andrulis
7
8
2012
G. Andrulis
11
6
2013^#
G. Andrulis
12
3
2014
G. Andrulis
11
4
TOTALS
455 317
* - CAA Champion ^ - A-10 Champion # - NCAA Tournament
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0
1
0
0
1
0
3
0
2
1
2
0
3
4
0
2
3
0
5
3
3
3
3
0
3
3
2
3
3
2
0
1
1
1
4
6
1
4
3
2
2
1
2
3
2
6
5
99
MEN’S SOCCER ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS
Name
Years
W
L
T
March Krotee
1972-74
35
14
4
Nandor Laszlo
1971
7
4
0
Richard Broad
1976-84
88
53
17
Gordon Bradley
1985-2000 183
113
35
Greg Andrulis
2005-pres. 97
66
30
Fran O’Leary
2001-04
34
33
12
Louis Cable
1970
4
7
0
Terry Wiltshire
1975
3
9
0
Dennis Fecteau
1968-69
4
18
1
TOTALS
47
455317 99
Pct.
.698
.636
.611
.606
.580
.506
.364
.250
.196
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SCHOOL RECORDS (updated 12/3/14)
CAA UNBEATEN STREAK
13
Oct. 26, 1985 to Oct. 17, 1987 (10-0-3)
Oct. 22, 1988 to Oct. 10, 1990 (12-0-1)
A-10 UNBEATEN STREAK
11
Oct. 13 to Nov. 17, 2013
(Includes A-10 Tournament)
CONSECUTIVE HOME VICTORIES 18
Oct. 3, 1981 to Nov. 12, 1982
CONSECUTIVE ROAD VICTORIES 7
Sept. 15 to Nov. 21, 1982
MOST SHUTOUTS
161982
CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS
9
Nov. 5, 1980 to Oct. 3, 1981
FEWEST TIMES SHUTOUT
1
1968, 1971, 1982, 1985, 1991
MOST GAMES W/O SHUTOUT
24
(Began with 1-0 loss to American in 1981, ended with 2-0 loss to Duke in 1982 NCAA Tourn.)
MOST GAMES BEING SHUTOUT10 1999
1.
2.
3.
7.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
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CAREER LEADERS
GAMES PLAYED
NAME
YEARSGP
Rich Kotschau
1993, ‘95-97
84
Bob Lilley
1984-87
82
Ray Elsesser
1985-88
81
Philip Taplah
1987-90
81
Ricardo Leite
1990-93
81
Vincent Marcotrigiano
1993-96
81
Steve Hayes
1986-89
80
Larry Tabash
1987-90
80
Greg Franzke
1989-92
80
Andy Manners
1994-97
80
NAME
Colin Kerr
Tamir Linhart
Eduardo Lima
Sam Sumo
Fred Thompson
Mark Pulisic
John Ferrandino
Mike Reynolds
Bruce Lobdell
Timi Mulgrew
GOALS SCORED
YEARS
1980-83
1991-93
1996-98, 2000
1985-88
1982-85
1986-89
1992-95
1982-85
1984-86
2011-14
GPGLS
N/A
51
55
49
73
48
71
41
N/A
40
73
35
76
29
N/A
28
60
26
74
26
NAME
John Kelly
Eduardo Lima
John Ferrandino
Scott Thelen
Irad Young
Ray Elsesser
Alex Teixeira
Mike Reynolds
Fred Thompson
Philip Taplah
Larry Tabash
ASSISTS
YEARS
1991-94
1996-98, 2000
1992-95
1995-98
1989-92
1985-88
1997-98
1982-85
1982-85
1987-90
1987-90
GPAST
76
23
73
23
76
22
74
21
78
20
81
19
42
19
N/A
18
N/A
18
N/A
18
N/A
18
NAME
Eduardo Lima
Colin Kerr
Tamir Linhart
Fred Thompson
Sam Sumo
Mark Pulisic
John Ferrandino
POINTS
YEARS
1996-98, 2000
1980-83
1991-93
1982-85
1985-88
1986-89
1992-95
GPPTS
73
119
N/A
117
55
114
N/A
98
71
94
73
81
76
80
8.
9.
10.
Mike Reynolds
Scott Thelen
Bruce Lobdell
1982-85
1995-98
1984-86
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
NAME
Eduardo Lima
Sam Sumo
Mark Pulisic
Timi Mulgrew
Scott Thelen
Philip Taplah
Ryan Gracia
Tamir Linhart
Teba McKnight
John Ferrandino
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
GOALKEEPING
MINUTES PLAYED
NAME
YEARS
Ricardo Leite
1990-93
John O’Hara
2001-04
Sean Kelley
2006-09
Martin Dunphy
1986-89
Ken Bernstein
1981-84
Martin Nachtman
1995-96
GPMIN
81
7534
79
7501
77
7078
76
6861
73
6062
44
4078
SHOTS
YEARS
1996-98, 2000
1985-88
1986-89
2011-14
1995-98
1987-90
2008-11
1991-93
2003-05
1992-95
N/A
74
60
74
69
68
GPSH
73
251
71
178
73
174
74
170
74
167
81
164
62
163
55
156
56
155
76
143
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
NAME
Martin Dunphy
Sean Kelley
Ken Bernstein
Ricardo Leite
John O’Hara
Martin Nachtman
SAVES
YEARS
1986-89
2006-09
1981-84
1990-93
2001-04
1995-96
GPSV
76
362
77
332
73
294
81
287
79
286
44
188
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
NAME
Ken Bernstein
Sean Kelley
John O’Hara
Martin Dunphy
Ricardo Leite
Martin Nachtman
SHUTOUTS
YEARS
1981-84
2006-09
2001-04
1986-89
1990-93
1995-96
GPSO
73
43.5
77
30.0
60
27.0
76
26.5
81
26.5
44
15.5
1.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
(Minimum 900 minutes played)
NAME
YEARS
MIN
Ken Bernstein
1981-84
6062
Steffen Kraus
2013-pres.
3324
Martin Dunphy 1986-89
6861
Nick Stames
1982-84
977
Joe Immordino 1979-80
1926
Sean Kelley
2006-09
7078
Mike Benitez
1982-83, ‘85-86 2584
GLS 48
28
65
10
20
75
28
GAA
0.71
0.78
0.85
0.92
0.93
0.95
0.98
Active players in BOLD
* - Virginia Division I Record
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1968 (1-8-0)
Gallaudet
L
2-6
Federal City
L
2-7
Federal City
L
3-4
George Washington
L
3-5
American
L
1-5
Georgetown
W
7-2
Bowie State
L
0-5
Prince George’s CC
L
1-2
Hawthorne (NH)
L 2-12
21-48
1969 (3-10-1)
Hampden-Sydney
W
6-2
Bethesda/Navy
W
7-0
Gallaudet
L
2-6
Old Dominion
L
2-3
Federal City
T
4-4
Bowie State
L
1-3
Bowie State
W
8-2
Montgomery CC
L
0-2
York
L 5-12
Bethesda/Navy
L
2-4
Salisbury State
L
0-8
Prince George’s CC
L
3-6
American
L
1-7
Frostburg State
L
0-8
41-67
1970 (4-7-0)
Salisbury State
L
1-3
Hampden-Sydney
W
3-1
Georgetown
L
0-3
Old Dominion
L
1-2
Eastern Mennonite
W
2-1
Bowie State
L
1-2
York
W
3-2
Frostburg State
L
0-2
Madison
W
9-0
Gallaudet
L
3-4
American
L
2-5
25-25
1971 (7-4-0)
York
L
3-5
Georgetown
L
1-3
Eastern Mennonite
W
2-0
Mount St. Mary’s
W
5-1
Gallaudet
W
3-2
Madison
L
0-2
William & Mary
W
3-2
Virginia Wesleyan
W
7-0
Hampden-Sydney
L
3-4
Old Dominion
W
4-0
Virginia Tech
W
5-0
36-19
1972 (12-3-1)
Mount St. Mary’s
Randolph-Macon
Virginia
Old Dominion
UMBC
Towson State
Gallaudet
Virginia Tech
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W
L
L
W
W
W
W
T
3-0
2-3
1-2
8-1
3-2
1-0
3-1
1-1
St. Mary’s (MD)
W
7-1
William & Mary
W
2-0
George Washington
W
3-2
Hampden-Sydney
W
3-1
D.C. Teacher’s
W
1-0
Virginia Wesleyan
W
2-0
Loyola (MD)
L
0-5
Eastern Mennonite
W
2-1
42-20
1973 (12-5-0)
Randolph-Macon
W
1-0
Virginia Wesleyan
W
4-0
Mount St. Mary’s
W
2-0
Virginia
L
2-3
D.C. Teacher’s
W
4-1
Coppin State
W
1-0
UMBC
W
4-1
Old Dominion
W
3-0
St. Mary’s (MD)
W
5-2
Gallaudet
W
5-1
William & Mary
W
3-0
George Washington
L
1-3
Towson State
W
3-2
Houghton (NY)
L
0-2
Washington (MD)
L
0-2
Madison
L
0-2
Virginia
W
2-1
40-20
1974 (11-6-3)
UMBC
T
0-0
Mount St. Mary’s
L
1-2
Randolph-Macon
W
5-1
Virginia
W
2-0
Old Dominion
W
6-1
Baltimore
L
1-6
Gallaudet
W
4-0
William & Mary
W
1-0
St. Mary’s (MD)
W
5-0
Virginia Wesleyan
W
3-1
Towson State
T
1-1
Catholic
W
6-3
Loyola (MD)
L
0-2
York
W
3-0
Houghton (NY)
W
4-1
Madison
T
0-0
Rutgers
W
1-0
Quincy (IL)
L
3-5
Cedarville (OH)
L
0-3
California State (PA)
L
4-6
50-32
1975 (3-9-0)
Baltimore
Mount St. Mary’s
Loyola (MD)
Salisbury State
George Washington
Virginia
Catholic
Randolph-Macon
William & Mary
Hampden-Sydney
Towson State
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
1-3
4-0
0-2
3-2
0-2
0-1
4-0
0-1
0-6
0-2
2-3
UMBC
L
0-4
14-26
1976 (2-8-2)
Baltimore
L
1-6
Salisbury State
W
3-0
Loyola (MD)
L
1-4
George Washington
L
0-3
Mount St. Mary’s
L
2-4
Richmond
W
2-0
Randolph-Macon
L
0-1
Virginia
T
0-0
Hampden-Sydney
T
0-0
Towson State
L
0-4
UMBC
L
0-3
Catholic
L
2-4
11-29
1977 (2-11-1)
Georgetown
T
1-1
Salisbury State
L
0-2
UMBC
L
0-6
Baltimore
L
1-2
Virginia Tech
L
1-2
Mount St. Mary’s
W
1-0
Catholic
L
0-2
William & Mary
L
1-3
Randolph-Macon
L
0-2
Richmond
W
4-0
Old Dominion
L
1-2
Towson State
L
2-4
George Washington
L
0-1
Frostburg State
L
2-4
14-31
1978 (7-7-2)
Mary Washington
W
1-0
at George Washington
L
0-1
Salisbury State
W
3-0
Virginia Tech
L
2-3
Mount St. Mary’s
W
3-1
at Catholic
W
1-0
at Baltimore
L
2-6
at Randolph-Macon
L
0-2
at Richmond
W
2-1
Howard
L
1-3
at Frostburg State
T
1-1
Towson State
L
1-2
American
T
0-0
Georgetown
W
2-0
St. Mary’s (MD)
W
3-1
Spring Garden
L
0-1
22-22
1979 (9-9-0)
9/7
vs. Atlantic Christian W
9/8
vs. Elon W
9/15 at Mary Washington W
9/19 George Washington L
9/22 Randolph-MaconL
9/29 Va. Commonwealth W
9/30 RoanokeL
10/3 Liberty Baptist W
10/6 CatholicW
10/10 at William & Mary L
10/13 RichmondW
1-0
2-1
4-0
2-5
0-2
6-0
0-1
4-0
3-0
0-4
1-0
10/17 at Howard L 0-2
10/20 Frostburg State W 2-1
10/24 at Old Dominion L 0-1
10/25 at Longwood W 2-1
11/1 at American L 0-2
11/4 Virginia Tech L 1-2
11/6 at Georgetown L 0-1
28-23
1980 (10-4-3)
9/5
East Carolina W 3-0
9/13 Mary Washington W 3-1
9/17 at GW W 3-0
9/20 at VCU T 1-1
9/23 Liberty Baptist W 6-0
9/28 at Roanoke W 2-1
10/4 at Catholic W 1-0
10/8 at Towson State L 0-2
10/11 at Richmond W 5-1
10/14 HowardT 0-0
10/19 William & Mary T 2-2
10/22 GeorgetownW 1-0
10/25 Old Dominion L 0-3
11/1 MessiahW 2-1
11/3 AmericanW 1-0
11/6 at Randolph-Macon L 0-1
11/22 at Navy^^^ L 0-1
30-14
1981 (12-2-4)
9/9
at Mary Washington W 3-0
9/12 at East Carolina W 1-0
9/16 George Washington W 2-0
9/19 Randolph-MaconW 1-0
9/25 RadfordW 1-0
9/26 CampbellT 0-0
9/30 at Old Dominion W 1-0
10/3 CatholicW 4-0
10/10 RichmondW 9-1
10/13 at Howard T 2-2
10/16 Towson State W 2-0
10/21 at Georgetown T 1-1
10/24 James Madison W 2-1
10/28 at American L 0-1
10/31 Va. Commonwealth W 2-0
11/3 at William & Mary L 1-3
11/7 UMBCW 2-0
11/13 at Virginia^ T 1-1
35-10
1982 (19-2-0)
9/4 PittsburghW
9/8 VMIW
9/11 BaltimoreW
9/15 at GW W
9/18 Old Dominion W
9/24 RadfordW
9/25 W. Va. Wesleyan W
9/29 at Towson State W
10/2 at Virginia Tech W
10/8 at Richmond W
10/12 HowardW
10/17 NavyW
10/20 GeorgetownW
10/23 William & Mary W
10/27 AmericanW
3-0
7-0
2-0
5-0
2-1
3-0
4-0
3-0
3-0
6-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-1
1-0
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10/30 at James Madison W
11/6 at Catholic W
11/12 James Madison^ W
11/14 Virginia^L
11/21 at Virginia*** W
11/28 at Duke*** L
5-2
1-0
1-0
2-3
1-0
0-2
55-9
1983 (12-6-2)
9/1 PittsburghW 7-0
9/4 IndianaL 1-2
9/7
at VMI W 8-0
9/10 East Carolina^^ W 4-0
9/14 George Washington W 3-1
9/16 at Old Dominion L 0-2
9/23 RadfordW 6-0
9/24 North Carolina T 2-2
10/1 vs. Alabama A&M L 0-5
10/2 vs. Evansville W 3-2
10/8 Richmond^^W 5-0
10/12 at Howard T 2-2
10/16 Navy^^W 4-1
10/18 at Georgetown W 3-0
10/22 James Madison^^ W 2-0
10/26 at American L 0-1
10/29 at William & Mary^^ L 1-2
11/3 CatholicW 7-0
11/5 Virginia Tech W 12-1
11/12 at W&M^^^
(OT) L 3-4
73-25
1984 (15-4-3)
9/1
UNC Wilmington^^ W 3-0
9/4 VMIW 5-0
9/7
at East Carolina^^ W 5-0
9/9
at Duke
(OT) T 1-1
9/15 Old Dominion W 3-0
9/21 RadfordW 3-0
9/22 W. Virginia Wesleyan L 1-2
9/26 at GW
(OT) W 2-1
9/30 at Virginia Tech W 3-0
10/3 at Catholic W 4-0
10/9 HowardW 2-1
10/14 at Navy^^
(OT)T 0-0
10/17 GeorgetownW 6-0
10/21 at James Madison^^ W 5-2
10/24 American^^
(OT)T 1-1
10/27 William & Mary^^ W 5-2
10/31 at Richmond^^ W 2-0
11/3 AkronL 0-2
11/5 at VCU W 5-0
11/9 James Madison^ W 1-0
11/11 at Virginia^ L 0-2
11/17 American***L 1-2
58-16
1985 (18-4-0)
9/1 TennesseeW 10-1
9/3
Notre Dame W 4-2
9/9
at Army W 5-0
9/14 at East Carolina* W 2-0
9/15 at UNC Wilmington* W 4-0
9/20 RadfordW 4-0
9/21 North Carolina W 4-1
9/25 George Washington W 5-0
9/28 Virginia Tech W 7-1
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10/2 CatholicW 4-0
10/5 Navy*W 2-1
10/9 at Howard W 2-0
10/12 DukeL 2-3
10/16 at Georgetown W 7-1
10/19 James Madison* W 7-1
10/23 at American* L 0-1
10/26 at William & Mary* W 4-2
10/30 Richmond*W 1-0
11/2 South Carolina L 1-3
11/9 VirginiaW 3-2
11/16 at Virginia*** W 1-0
11/23 at American*** L 1-3
80-22
1986 (10-5-5)
8/30 vs. Central Florida L 0-1
8/31 vs. Massachusetts L 1-2
9/7 HowardW 2-0
9/13 East Carolina* W 6-1
9/15 UNC Wilmington* W 7-0
9/19 North Carolina W 5-3
9/21 Clemson
(OT) T 0-0
9/24 at GW
(OT) T 1-1
9/30 at Catholic W 4-0
10/4 at Navy*
(OT) T 0-0
10/12 at Duke
(OT) T 1-1
10/15 Georgetown
(OT) W 1-0
10/19 at James Madison* W 1-0
10/22 American*
(OT) T 1-1
10/25 William & Mary* W 2-1
10/29 at Richmond* W 4-0
11/1 ArmyL 0-1
11/9 at Virginia L 0-3
11/15 Maryland***
(OT) W 2-1
11/23 at Loyola (MD)*** L 0-2
38-18
1987 (13-5-3)
9/2
VCU
(OT) T 1-1
9/4
vs. Central Florida W 3-2
9/6
vs. South Florida W 1-0
9/9
Loyola (MD) W 3-1
9/12 at East Carolina* W 7-1
9/13 at UNC Wilmington* W 3-0
9/18 North Carolina L 0-2
9/20 UCLA
(OT) L 1-2
9/23 GW
(OT) W 2-1
9/25 at Army W 3-0
9/27 at Columbia
(OT) T 0-0
10/2 at Clemson L 0-2
10/4 vs. Penn State W 2-1
10/11 HowardW 2-1
10/14 Navy*W 1-0
10/17 James Madison*(OT) T 1-1
10/21 at American* L 0-1
10/25 at William & Mary* W 1-0
10/28 Richmond*W 4-0
11/1 at Maryland W 1-0
11/15 at Virginia*** L 0-2
36-18
1988 (12-5-3)
9/2
vs. S. Conn. State L 0-1
9/4
vs. Vermont
(OT) W 2-1
9/7
at Loyola (MD) W 2-0
9/10 East Carolina* W 2-0
9/11 UNC Wilmington* W 2-0
9/17 West Virginia W 4-1
9/18 Eastern Illinois (OT) T 3-3
9/21 at GW W 1-0
9/24 ArmyL 0-1
9/28 Fairleigh Dickinson W 2-0
10/1 American*
(OT) W 2-1
10/8 at JMU*
(OT) T 1-1
10/12 at Navy* L 0-1
10/15 VirginiaL 0-3
10/19 Brooklyn College(OT) W 2-1
10/22 William & Mary* W 2-0
10/26 at Richmond* W 2-1
10/29 Maryland
(OT) T 1-1
11/4 vs. Adelphi W 2-1
11/5 at Florida Int. L 1-2
31-19
1989 (11-7-3)
9/3
Alabama A&M W 2-1
9/6
Loyola (MD) W 1-0
9/8
at East Carolina* W 6-0
9/10 at UNC Wilmington* W 4-1
9/16 Lock Haven
(OT) T 2-2
9/17 EvansvilleL 0-2
9/20 George Washington L 2-4
9/23 at Fairleigh DickinsonL 2-3
9/27 at American* (OT) W 2-1
9/30 at Rutgers L 1-3
10/4 UMBCW 3-1
10/7 James Madison*(OT) T 1-1
10/11 Navy*W 2-0
10/15 St. Louis
(OT) T 0-0
10/18 at Virginia L 0-1
10/21 at William & Mary* W 2-0
10/25 Richmond*W 3-0
10/29 at Maryland W 1-0
11/3 vs. Indiana L 1-2
11/4 vs. Air Force W 5-0
11/11 GW***L 1-3
41-25
1990 (14-6-3)
8/31 vs. South Carolina L 0-1
9/2
vs. Army W 2-1
9/5
Loyola (MD) T 1-1
9/8
East Carolina* W 3-0
9/9
UNC Wilmington* W 3-0
9/15 at Fla. International W 1-0
(Forfeit)
9/16 vs. Adelphi W 1-0
9/19 at GW W 2-0
9/22 at Old Dominion L 0-1
9/26 RutgersT 0-0
9/28 vs. Dayton W 3-1
9/30 at Evansville L 0-4
10/6 at James Madison* W 1-0
10/10 at Navy* W 1-0
10/13 at Virginia Tech W 4-0
10/17 VirginiaT 1-1
10/20 William & Mary* L 0-1
10/24 at Richmond* W 3-0
10/27 American*W 2-0
11/1 vs. East Carolina** W 4-0
11/3 vs. Navy** W 3-0
11/4 at Richmond** L 0-1
11/11 at St. Louis*** L 0-1
35-13
1991 (13-6-0)
9/4
Loyola (MD) W 1-0
9/7
at East Carolina* W 2-1
9/8
at UNC Wilmington* W 5-0
9/11 Virginia Tech W 1-0
9/14 vs. Coastal Carolina W 2-1
9/15 vs. South Alabama L 1-2
9/18 George Washington L 1-3
9/27 vs. Akron W 5-3
9/28 vs. Cleveland State W 4-2
10/5 James Madison* L 0-1
10/8 Old Dominion* L 1-2
10/12 at Howard W 5-3
10/16 at Georgetown W 3-1
10/19 at William & Mary* W 4-1
10/23 Richmond*W 3-1
10/26 at American* W 2-1
10/30 NavyW 1-0
11/3 at Virginia L 1-2
11/7 vs. Richmond** L 3-6
45-30
1992 (12-5-3)
9/5
vs. Seton Hall (OT) T 4-4
9/9
vs. Penn State W 4-1
9/12 Cleveland State W 4-0
9/13 HofstraW 1-0
9/16 at GW
(OT) T 0-0
9/20 UNC Wilmington* W 6-0
9/26 at UNCG
(OT) L 4-5
9/30 at Loyola (MD) L 0-1
10/3 at James Madison* W 3-2
10/7 at Old Dominion*(OT) T 1-1
10/10 vs. South Alabama W 2-0
10/11 at Coastal Carolina(OT)L 2-3
10/14 East Carolina* W 3-0
10/17 William & Mary* L 0-2
10/21 HowardW 5-0
10/24 American*W 2-0
10/27 at Richmond* W 4-1
10/31 VirginiaW 2-0
11/5 vs. American** W 1-0
11/6 vs. James Madison** L 0-5
48-25
1993 (10-6-3)
9/4
vs. Connecticut L
9/5
vs. Florida Int. L
9/11 Oral Roberts W
9/12 Virginia Tech L
9/15 George Washington W
9/17 at East Carolina* W
9/19 at UNC Wilmington* L
9/21 Old Dominion* W
9/24 vs. UNLV W
9/26 vs. Cal State-Sac. T
9/29 Loyola (MD) W
10/2 James Madison* L
10/6 Towson State W
10/16 at W&M*
(OT) W
10/20 at Howard
(OT) T
10/23 at American* W
10/27 Richmond*W
2-3
0-6
4-0
0-1
3-0
5-1
1-2
2-1
3-1
1-1
2-1
0-1
1-0
4-2
2-2
2-1
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10/30 at Virginia L 1-3
11/4 vs. American** T 0-0
35-27
1994 (6-12-2)
9/3
vs. St. John’s
(OT) T 1-1
9/4
vs. Boston University L 1-3
9/10 College of CharlestonL 2-3
9/11 ArmyL 1-2
9/14 at GW W 3-1
9/16 East Carolina* W 4-1
9/24 HofstraW 2-0
9/28 at Loyola (MD) L 0-4
10/1 at JMU*
(OT) L 1-2
10/5 UNC Greensboro L 0-1
10/8 at ODU*
(OT) W 2-1
10/12 at Philadelphia TextileL 0-2
10/15 William & Mary* L 0-3
10/19 Howard
(OT) T 2-2
10/22 American*
(OT) L 1-2
10/26` at Richmond* L 1-4
10/29 UNC Wilmington* W 3-2
11/5 VirginiaL 3-4
11/10 vs. Richmond** (OT) W 2-1
11/11 at William & Mary** L 0-1
29-40
1995 (12-6-3)
9/2 VCU*W 1-0
9/8 AkronT 1-1
9/10 Air Force W 2-0
9/13 George Washington W 3-0
9/15 at East Carolina* W 2-0
9/17 at UNC Wilmington* W 5-1
9/22 at Army W 3-0
9/24 vs. Hartwick L 1-2
9/27 Loyola (MD) W 2-1
9/30 James Madison* L 0-1
10/4 Old Dominion* W 3-2
10/7 vs. Georgia South.(OT)T 2-2
10/8 at Coll. of Charleston L 0-4
10/14 at William & Mary* L 3-4
10/18 at Howard W 3-2
10/21 at American* W 2-1
10/25 Richmond*
(OT) T 0-0
11/4 at Virginia L 1-2
11/9 vs. Richmond** W 1-0
11/10 at James Madison** W 2-0
11/12 vs. William & Mary** L 0-1
37-24
1996 (14-6-3)
8/30 at Maryland W
9/3
at Loyola (MD) (OT) T
9/7
Northern Illinois W
9/11 at GW W
9/14 UNC Wilmington* W
9/20 vs. Iona W
9/22 vs. Fordham W
9/27 vs. Davidson W
9/29 at Florida Int. L
10/2 at Old Dominion*(OT)W
10/5 at James Madison* L
10/12 William & Mary* L
10/16 HowardW
10/19 American*L
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2-1
1-1
4-0
1-0
4-2
4-1
5-0
3-1
0-3
3-0
0-4
0-2
5-1
1-2
10/23 at Richmond* (OT) T 2-2
10/26 at VCU*
(OT) T 1-1
10/30 East Carolina* W 3-0
11/6 at Towson State W 1-0
11/9 VirginiaW 3-0
11/14 vs. American** (OT) W 2-0
11/15 vs. William & Mary** L 1-3
11/24 at Virginia*** W 1-0
12/1 vs. St. John’s*** L 1-2
48-26
1997 (12-8-2)
8/30 vs. Eastern Illinois(OT) W 2-1
9/1
at Northern Illinois L 2-3
9/5
vs. Howard L 0-2
9/7
vs. Santa Clara L 0-1
9/12 Oral Roberts W 6-0
9/14 UMBCW 4-0
9/17 George Washington W 3-1
9/24 Loyola (MD) W 3-1
9/27 vs. Cornell
(OT) T 2-2
9/28 vs. Princeton W 2-0
10/4 Old Dominion* (OT) W 3-2
10/8 MarylandL 0-2
10/11 at William & Mary* L 1-2
10/18 at American* (OT) T 1-1
10/22 Richmond*
(OT) L 2-3
10/24 at East Carolina* W 5-2
10/26 at UNC Wilmington* W 1-0
10/29 James Madison*(OT) W 1-0
11/1 Va. Commonwealth* W 5-0
11/7 at Virginia L 1-3
11/12 Old Dominion** W 2-0
11/14 vs. VCU** L 0-2
46-28
1998 (13-7-0)
9/1
at Duke L 0-5
9/5
vs. Washington L 0-3
9/6
at Portland
(OT) W 1-0
9/9
at GW W 2-0
9/12 UNC Wilmington* W 3-1
9/19 DrexelW 2-0
9/20 Towson
(OT) W 2-1
9/26 vs. Bowling Green W 2-0
9/27 vs. Monmouth W 6-2
9/30 at Loyola (MD) W 4-0
10/3 at Old Dominion* W 4-0
10/7 at Maryland L 0-3
10/10 William & Mary* L 0-1
10/17 American*W 3-2
10/21 at Richmond* L 0-1
10/24 at VCU* L 0-1
10/28 at James Madison* W 2-1
11/1 East Carolina* W 4-0
11/4 West Virginia W 4-0
11/12 vs. Richmond** L 1-2
40-23
1999 (5-15-1)
9/1
at Towson L
9/3
vs. Duquesne L
9/5
vs. Delaware W
9/10 Portland
(OT) T
9/12 PennsylvaniaW
9/15 George Washington W
1-2
0-1
7-1
4-4
1-0
2-1
9/18 vs. La Salle
(OT) W 2-1
9/19 at Drexel L 1-4
9/22 at West Virginia L 1-3
9/29 at VCU* L 0-6
10/2 Old Dominion* L 0-4
10/6 Richmond*L 0-4
10/9 DukeL 0-3
10/13 MarylandL 1-3
10/16 at UNCW*
(OT) L 0-1
10/23 at William & Mary* L 0-1
10/25 East Carolina* W 1-0
10/30 Loyola (MD) L 0-2
11/3 at American* L 0-2
11/6 James Madison* L 0-5
11/9 vs. UNCW**
(OT) L 2-3
23-51
2000 (8-10-1)
9/1
vs. App. State W 4-0
9/3
vs. Iona W 5-4
9/8
Rhode Island W 1-0
9/10 HofstraW 1-0
9/15 vs. Tulsa L 2-3
9/16 at Southern Meth. L 1-4
9/20 at GW
(OT) W 3-2
9/24 at East Carolina* W 3-1
9/30 at Old Dominion* L 2-4
10/3 at Richmond* (OT) W 3-2
10/7 William & Mary* (OT) L 3-4
10/11 at Maryland L 0-4
10/14 UNC Wilmington* W 2-1
10/18 at Wake Forest L 0-1
10/25 at UMBC L 2-5
10/28 VCU*
(OT) T 1-1
11/1 American*L 0-3
11/4 at James Madison L 0-2
11/9 vs. VCU** L 0-1
33-42
2001 (8-9-1)
8/31 Southern Methodist L 1-2
9/2
Wake Forest L 1-3
9/7
at Hofstra W 3-1
9/9
vs. Northeastern(OT) W 3-2
9/17 RichmondL 0-1
9/21 vs. Boston University L 2-6
9/23 at Rhode Island L 0-2
9/29 Old Dominion* L 0-1
10/3 LibertyW 2-1
10/10 at Maryland W 1-0
10/13 at UNCW*
(OT) W 2-1
10/17 at American W 2-0
10/23 HowardL 1-2
10/27 at W&M*
(OT) L 1-2
10/31 UMBCW 1-0
11/3 James Madison* L 0-2
11/7 at VCU* W 2-1
11/15 vs. VCU**
(OT) T 0-0
22-27
2002 (8-7-4)
8/30 vs. Temple
(OT) W
9/1
vs. St. Francis (PA) W
9/6 ArmyW
9/8
La Salle
(OT) T
9/14 ManhattanW
1-0
1-0
2-1
1-1
4-1
9/21 Lafayette
(OT) T 0-0
9/28 Alabama A&M L 0-2
10/1 at Liberty W 2-0
10/5 at James Madison* W 3-0
10/12 at Old Dominion*(OT) L 1-2
10/19 MarylandL 1-4
10/22 at North Carolina L 0-2
10/25 VCU
(OT) T 0-0
10/27 UNC Wilmington* W 4-0
11/1 Towson*L 1-3
11/3 Delaware*W 4-0
11/5 at William & Mary* L 1-2
11/8 at Drexel*
(OT) T 1-1
11/10 at Hofstra* L 1-2
28-21
2003 (11-6-6)
8/29 vs. Charlotte W 1-0
8/31 vs. Stony Brook W 4-0
9/5
App. State
(OT) T 1-1
9/7
Georgia Southern W 4-0
9/13 George Washington W 3-2
9/16 at Wake Forest L 1-2
9/20 AmericanL 1-3
9/24 at Maryland L 1-5
9/27 QuinnipiacW 1-0
9/30 North Carolina (OT) T 0-0
10/3 Hofstra*
(OT) W 1-0
10/5 Drexel*W 2-0
10/10 at Delaware* (OT) T 1-1
10/12 at Towson*
(OT) T 1-1
10/17 at UNCW*
(OT) W 2-1
10/19 at VCU* L 0-2
10/25 Loyola (Md.) W 1-0
10/31 William & Mary* (OT) T 0-0
11/2 Old Dominion* W 1-0
11/7 at James Madison* L 0-2
11/11 UNCW**
(OT) T 2-2
(PK’s, 5-4 Mason)
11/14 vs. Old Dominion** W 1-0
11/16 at VCU** L 0-2
29-24
2004 (7-11-1)
9/3 LongwoodW 2-1
9/5
at Loyola (Md.) (OT) L 2-3
9/10 #5 Santa Clara L 0-1
9/12 Robert Morris W 3-0
9/17 vs. #10 St. Louis W 3-0
9/19 at #23 Seton Hall L 3-5
9/25 at GW W 2-0
9/28 at #3 Penn State(2OT) T 0-0
10/1 Delaware*
(2OT) W 3-2
10/3 Towson*W 3-0
10/8 UNC Wilmington* L 0-1
10/10 #6 VCU* L 0-1
10/15 Liberty
(2OT) L 0-1
10/17 RadfordL 1-2
10/22 at William & Mary* L 0-1
10/24 at #25 ODU* L 0-2
10/29 at Hofstra* W 2-1
10/31 at Drexel*
(2OT) L 0-1
11/5 James Madison* L 1-2
25-24
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
2005 (7-7-4)
9/2
at Liberty W 3-2
9/4 PhiladelphiaW 2-1
9/9
vs. #3 Connecticut L 1-2
9/11 at Brown L 1-3
9/17 George Washington L 1-2
9/20 La Salle W 3-1
9/24 Penn State
(OT) W 1-0
9/30 VCU*
(2OT) T 0-0
10/2 at James Madison* L 0-3
10/7 at Northeastern*(2OT)T 0-0
10/9 at Hofstra*
(2OT) T 0-0
10/14 UNC W*
(2OT) T 2-2
10/16 Georgia State* L 0-1
10/21 at Delaware* W 1-0
10/23 at Drexel* W 3-2
10/28 #7 Old Dominion* L 0-1
10/30 William & Mary* W 3-2
11/4 at Towson*
(2OT) L 0-1
21-23
2006 (12-6-3)
8/25 Monmouth
(OT) W 1-0
9/2
at #3 Virginia L 0-2
9/3
at La Salle L 0-2
9/8
at Yale
(OT) W 1-0
9/10 DartmouthW 1-0
9/16 at GW W 1-0
9/22 Northeastern*W 1-0
9/24 Hofstra*W 3-2
9/29 at UNC Wilmington* W 3-0
10/1 at Georgia State* W 3-1
10/6 Delaware*W 1-0
10/8 Drexel*W 1-0
10/13 at #20 Old Dominion*L 0-1
10/15 at W&M*
(2OT) T 0-0
10/20 at VCU* W 1-0
10/22 James Madison* L 0-1
10/27 #17 Towson* (2OT) L 1-2
10/31 Northeastern**W 1-0
11/3 vs. Towson** T 1-1
(2OT, PK 5-4 Mason)
11/5 vs. Hofstra** T 1-1
(2OT, PK 3-2 Hofstra)
11/11 vs. Bucknell*** (OT) L 0-1
21-14
2007 (5-11-2)
8/31 HowardW
9/2 AmericanL
9/7
Bowling Green W
9/9
at #6 Maryland L
9/19 at Monmouth (2OT) T
9/22 at Richmond W
9/29 Saint Peter’s L
10/5 UNC Wilmington* W
10/7 Georgia State* L
10/12 at Delaware* (2OT) W
10/14 at Drexel* L
10/19 Old Dominion* L
10/21 W&M*
(2OT) T
10/26 VCU*L
10/28 at James Madison* L
11/2 at Northeastern* L
11/4 at Hofstra* L
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1-2
3-1
0-3
0-0
2-1
0-2
2-1
0-3
1-0
0-1
1-2
0-0
1-3
1-2
0-1
0-3
11/8 at Towson* L 0-2
15-27
2008 (14-7-2)
8/29 vs. GW
(2OT) T 1-1
8/31 at American
(OT) W 1-0
9/5
Virginia
(2OT) L 2-3
9/12 at No. 4 SMU L 0-3
9/13 vs. No. 15 Tulsa W 1-0
9/20 RichmondW 4-0
9/24 Saint Joseph’s W 2-0
9/27 VCU*W 2-1
10/4 W&M*
(OT) L 0-1
10/8 at Towson*
(OT) L 1-2
10/11 JMU*W 2-1
10/15 at Delaware* L 1-2
10/18 at Northeastern*(2OT)T 1-1
10/22 Hofstra*L 0-1
10/25 at Georgia State* W 2-0
10/29 Drexel*W 2-0
11/1 UNCW*W 1-0
11/7 Old Dominion* W 3-1
11/11 Hofstra**W 5-0
11/14 vs. W&M** W 5-3
11/16 vs. Northeastern** W 1-0
11/21 Penn***W 1-0
11/25 at No. 2 Maryland*** L 0-2
38-22
2009 (10-7-1)
9/2 HOWARDW 2-1
9/5 AMERICANL 1-2
9/11 vs. Presbyterian Coll. W 2-0
9/13 at No. 25 S. Carolina L 0-1
9/19 at Richmond W 2-0
9/23 LONGWOODW 4-0
9/26 at VCU* W 1-0
9/29 No. 2 MARYLAND W 2-0
10/3 at William and Mary* W 1-0
10/7 TOWSON*L 1-2
10/10 at James Madison*(2OT) T3-3
10/14 DELAWARE*W 3-1
10/17 NORTHEASTERN*L 0-1
10/21 at Hofstra* L 0-2
10/24 GEORGIA STATE* W 3-1
10/27 at Drexel* W 3-1
10/31 at No. 23 UNCW* L 1-2
11/7 OLD DOMINION* L 0-1
29-18
2010 (8-7-2)
9/1
vs. GW W
9/4
at American W
9/10 at Penn
(OT) L
9/12 at Villanova W
9/16 RICHMONDW
9/21 at Maryland (5) L
9/25 at Old Dominion*(2OT) T
10/2 VCU*L
10/6 at Drexel* L
10/9 WILLIAM & MARY* L
10/13 at Towson* W
10/16 JAMES MADISON* W
10/20 DELAWARE* (2OT)T
10/23 at Northeastern* W
10/27 HOFSTRA*
(OT)L
3-1
1-0
1-2
2-0
2-1
0-2
0-0
0-1
1-4
1-2
3-2
3-0
0-0
1-0
1-2
10/30 at Georgia State* W 3-0
11/6 UNCW*
(2OT) L 1-2
2011 (7-8-3)
8/26 at #25 Boston CollegeL 2-3
9/1 HOWARDW 9-0
9/3 AMERICANW 3-0
9/9
at Brown L 1-2
9/11 vs. Holy Cross (2OT) T 2-2
9/16 #8 UCF
(2OT) T 1-1
9/18 #24 CAL ST. FULL. W 2-1
9/24 #11 OLD DOMINION*W 1-0
10/1 at VCU* L 0-1
10/5 DREXEL*
(2OT)T 0-0
10/8 at #22 W&M* L 0-1
10/12 TOWSON*W 5-3
10/15 at #17 JMU* L 1-2
10/19 at Delaware* (OT) L 1-2
10/22 NORTHEASTERN*W 4-1
10/26 at Hofstra*
(2OT) W 3-2
10/29 GEORGIA STATE* L 0-2
11/5 at UNCW* L 2-4
37-27
2012 (11-6-2)
8/26 LIU BROOKLYN W 3-0
8/30 George Washington W 3-0
9/1 American
(2OT)W 2-1
9/7
SAINT PETER’S W 5-1
9/9
ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) W 3-2
9/15 UMBCW 2-1
9/19 NAVY
(2OT)L 1-2
9/22 UNCW*W 2-0
9/28 at Old Dominion* L 2-3
10/3 HOFSTRAL 1-3
10/6 LONGWOODW 1-0
10/10 DREXEL*
(OT)L 0-1
10/13 W&M*W 2-0
10/17 at Towson* W 3-0
10/20 JAMES MADISON* L 1-2
10/24 at Delaware* W 2-0
10/27 at N’Eastern* (2OT) T 0-0
11/1 at Ga. State*
(OT) L 1-2
11/5 at Hofstra** (2OT) T 0-0
Hofstra adv. on PK, 5-3
34-18
2013 (12-3-6)
8/30 HOWARDW
9/01 AMERICANW
9/06 DENVERW
9/08 BINGHAMTON (2OT)T
9/13 SETON HALL W
9/17 at Virginia L
9/25 at #11 UMBC L
9/28 at Hartford W
10/13 UMASS!W
10/20 VCU!
(2OT)T
10/25 at Saint Joseph’s! (OT)W
10/27 LA SALLE!
(2OT) T
11/1 RHODE ISLAND! W
11/3 at George Washington!W
11/8 at Duquesne! (2OT) T
11/10 at St. Bonaventure! W
11/14 Saint Joseph’s!!(2OT) T
(PK, 4-2 Mason)
1-0
2-1
4-1
0-0
1-0
0-3
0-1
1-0
2-1
0-0
1-0
1-1
2-1
2-0
1-1
2-1
0-0
11/15 VCU!!
(OT)W 3-2
11/17 Saint Louis!! W 1-0
11/21 William & Mary*** T 2-2
(2OT, PK 4-2 Mason)
11/24 New Mexico*** L 1-0
26-16
2014 (11-4-5)
8/29 vs. Howard W 7-0
8/31 at American W 1-0
9/5 WISCONSINW 2-1
9/12 UW-MILWAUKEEW 2-0
9/14 HARTWICKW 1-0
9/19 at Seton Hall (2OT) T 0-0
9/21 at LIU Brooklyn W 1-0
9/27 UMBCW 3-0
9/30 at Navy
(2OT) T 1-1
10/4 at VCU! L 3-0
10/7 No. 14 VIRGINIA L 1-0
10/10 at Dayton!
(2OT) T 1-1
10/12 No. 13 SAINT LOUIS! W 3-2
10/17 at Rhode Island! L 3-1
10/19 FORDHAM!W 1-0
10/25 DAVIDSON!
(OT)W 2-1
10/31 GEORGE WASHINGTON! W1-0
11/9 at La Salle!
(2OT) T 1-1
11/13 Davidson!!
(2OT)T 0-0
(PK, 4-2 Mason)
11/14 Rhode Island!! (2OT) L 2-1
29-16
SCHEDULE NOTES
* - CAA regular season
! - Atlantic 10 regular season
** - CAA Tournament
!! - Atlantic 10 Tournament
*** - NCAA Tournament
^ - Virginia Intercollegiate League
Tournament
^^ - ECAC-South regular season
^^^ - ECAC-South Tournament
NOTE: Dates for games are not available before 1979, and sites are not
available before 1978. If anyone may
have a schedule or list of results from
a season between 1968-79, please
contact the George Mason University
Sports Information Office.
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SERIES RECORDS (updated 12/3/14)
TEAM
W
L
T
Adelphi
200
Air Force
200
Akron
111
Alabama A&M 120
American
19175
Appalachian State
101
Army
530
Atlantic Christian/Barton
100
Baltimore
150
Bethesda Naval Hospital
1
1
0
Binghamton 001
Boston College 010
Boston University
020
Bowie State
130
Bowling Green 200
Brooklyn College
100
Brown
020
Bucknell
010
California (PA) 010
Cal State Fullerton
1
0
0
Cal State-Sacramento
001
Campbell
001
Catholic
112 0
Cedarville (OH) 010
Central Florida 111
Charlotte
100
College of Charleston
0
2
0
Clemson
011
Cleveland State200
Coastal Carolina110
Columbia
001
Connecticut 020
Coppin State 100
Cornell
001
Dartmouth
100
Davidson
300
Dayton
101
D.C. Teachers (UDC)
200
Delaware
822
Denver
100
Drexel
652
Duke
042
Duquesne
011
East Carolina
21
0
0
Eastern Illinois 101
Eastern Mennonite
300
Elon
100
Evansville
120
Fairleigh Dickinson
110
Federal City
021
Florida International
121
Fordham
200
Frostburg State 131
Gallaudet
430
Georgetown 932
George Washington
25113
Georgia Southern
101
Georgia State 440
Hampden-Sydney
321
Hartford
100
Hartwick
110
Hawthorne (NH)010
Hofstra
963
Holy Cross
010
Houghton (NY) 110
Howard
144 5
Indiana
020
Iona
200
James Madison 17185
Lafayette
001
La Salle
222
Liberty
510
LIU Brooklyn 200
Lock Haven
001
Longwood
400
Loyola (MD)
992
Manhattan
100
Mary Washington
400
Maryland
691
MD-Baltimore County
641
Massachusetts 110
Messiah
100
Monmouth
201
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W
L
T
Montgomery CC010
Mount St. Mary’s
6
2
0
Navy
833
Nevada-Las Vegas
100
New Mexico 010
North Carolina 222
UNC Greensboro020
UNC Wilmington
22
7
2
Northeastern 623
Northern Illinois110
Notre Dame 100
Old Dominion 19172
Oral Roberts 200
Pennsylvania 210
Penn State
301
Philadelphia 100
Philadelphia Textile
010
Pittsburgh
200
Portland
101
Presbyterian College
100
Prince George’s CC
0
2
0
Princeton
100
Quincy (IL)
100
Quinnipiac
100
Radford
510
Randolph-Macon
370
Rhode Island 230
Richmond
258 2
Roanoke College110
Robert Morris 100
Rutgers
111
St. Bonaventure100
St. Francis (PA)
1
0
0
St. Francis (NY)
1
0
0
St. John’s
011
Saint. Joseph’s 2
0
1
Saint. Louis 311
St. Mary’s (MD)
4
0
0
St. Peter’s 1
1
0
Salisbury State 330
Santa Clara
020
Seton Hall
112
South Alabama 110
South Carolina 030
South Florida 100
Southern Connecticut State 0
1
0
Southern Methodist
030
Spring Garden 010
Stony Brook 100
Tennessee
100
Temple
100
Towson
11123
Tulsa
110
UCLA
010
UMBC
851
VCU
10118
Vermont
100
Villanova
100
Virginia
8 183
Virginia Military300
Virginia Tech 741
Virginia Wesleyan
400
Wake Forest 030
Washington 010
Washington College (MD) 0
1
0
West Virginia 210
West Virginia Wesleyan
5
1
0
William & Mary
17
24
5
Wisconsin
100
Wisconsin - Milwaukee
1
0
0
Yale
100
York
220
TOTALS
45531799
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ALL-TIME ROSTER (updated 12/3/14)
-AAdnan Abdel-Nabi
Hector Acevedo
Joseph Addo
Kwame Adjeman-Pamboe
Fro Adu
Andrew Airlie
Lateef Akinkuade
Steve Alabi
David Allan
Chris Allen
Tim Aloia
Adolfo Alvarez
Dan Ames
Colton Amidon
Danny Anderson
Devon Anderson
Kevin Anderson
Paul Andrews
John Appelquist
Julio Arjona
Matt Arrington
Mike Ashton
-BElon Backer
Hussam Bader
Tarek Bader
Brian Badger
Jesus Baptista
Ricardo Barboza
Cyril Barch
Cooper Barham
Eric Barnes
James Barr
Brian Barry-Austin
Benny Barshai
Patrick Barthold
Robbie Batchelder
Eddie Beach
Luc Beeckman
Addison Bender
Mario Benitez
Mike Benitez
Tor Bennett
Casey Bergman
Ken Bernstein
Tom Bewick
Dave Birchett
Tim Bishop
Mark Bixler
Brian Blackburn
Davis Bland
John Boag
John Boal
Wolfgang Boeker
Jose Bonilla
Mark Borchelt
Jonathan Borrajo
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1974
1991-92
2007-08
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2002-04
1976
2004
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1979-82
2004-06
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1989-90
2011-12
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2011-13
2006-07
1980
2004-05, 2007-08
1999-2000
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2002
1998-99
1981-82
1968
2009-10
2004-05
2006-07
2004-07
2009
2007-08
2006
1988, ’90-92
1971-73
2005
1977
1982-83, ’85-86
1987
1978
1981-84
1968-70
1996-99
1996-97
2010
1997-2000
1998
1981
1993
1977
1970
1968
2005-08
Carlo Bosco
Nick Bourbonnais
Doug Bradley
Jeff Bridger
Martin Brillantine
Brent Brockman
Pat Brown
Scott Brown
Pete Bulat
Mike Burke
Glenn Burrell
David Burton
Dustin Butcher
John Buttner
Michael Butts
-CKevin Caffery
Geaton Caltabiano
Steve Carbonara
Danny Carr
Howard Carrasco
Chris Carroll
Ian Carter
Steve Carter
Henry Castaneda
Ron Celestin
Pete Chapola
Rabih Chatila
Chris Chaves
Larry Chep
Andre Christian
Jac Cicala
James Clark
Phil Claycomb
Bill Cleland
Danny Climo
Dan Cochran
Brice Colcombe
Stephen Condon
Alec Constantine
Greg Corliss
Sean Cote
James Craten
Jacob Creamer
Todd Crist
David Crosby
Luis Cuevas
Steve Currie
Andrew Cushman
Charles Czarney
-DLorenzo D’Agostino
Rob Dalzell
Paul Dame
Steve D’Antonio
Michael D’Arrigo
Hap Dashiell
1982-83
2013
1984-86
1979
1988-91
2009-10
1968-70
1972-73
2008-09
1970-73
1981-84
1999
2008-12
1978
20122006
2010
1994
1983
2002
2006-07
1986, ‘88-90
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1971-74
1980
1980
1972-74
2006-07
1979-80
1994, ’96-98
1971-73
1971
1970-71
1979-80
2001-04
1997
20121972-73
2011-12
1972-73, ‘75-76
2010-13
1968
2013
1981
1976
1974
1970-71
1969
1969
2009
1978
1971
1986-88
2009
1976
Doug D’Autrechy
Robert Delvo
T.J. DeNeal
Richard Diaz
Henning Dirks
Paul Dittamo
John D’Oranelles
Dan Dougherty
Neema Doroudian
Russ D’sa
John Duffy
Martin Dunphy
Sedeke Dunzo
Mario Duran
1980-81
1975
1999
2011-12
20141974
1977
1991-92
2003
1977-79
1983
1986-89
2003
1976-78
-EJannik Eckenrode
Richard Edgar
Chris Edwinson
David Ellis
Ray Elsesser
20132006-09
1983
2012
1985-88
-FTai Fai
Franco Falvo
Kieran Farragher
John Fenton
Josh Ferguson
John Ferrandino
Tim Ferry
Hugh Fike
Mason Fish
John Fitzgerald
Josh Fleming
Marcelo Flores
Rafeal Flores
Oliver Florido
Mike Foss
Greg Franzke
John Frazer
Jon Freda
Victor Freeman
Matt Friedman
Shawn Friel
Ken Frimpong
Jose Fuentes
Kephern Fuller
-GGilbert Gaertner
David Galdo
Charles Gallucio
Steve Garces
John Gardner
Mike Garrett
Rich Gaskin
Marcello Gasparini
Koji Goldman
Jean-Pierre Goncalves
1974
1981
1996-97
1973
1999
1992-95
1971
2005-08
20131969
2004-06
1999
2004
2005
2007-10
1989-92
1968
1970
2009-10
1999-2002
1991-94
1975
1968-69
2002-05
2001
20131979
1974-75
2011-12
1979-81
2000
1992-95
2006
2003-04
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Russell Goodacre
Frank Gorman
Caio Gouveia
Justin Grabelle
Ryan Gracia Dominic Greco
Rob Green
Joseph Guerin
Andrei Gugiu
-HZak Haapaoja
Robby Haddick
Steve Haintz
Ken Halverson
Denis Hamlett
Anthony Han
Kyle Hansen
Corey Harlow
Ryan Harmouche
John Harrington
James Harris
Mike Hartman
Jeff Haun
Andy Hay
Steve Hayes
Sean Healy
Alex Herrera
Zach Herstek
Jeff Heubusch
Dan Higgenbotham
Bill Hirsch
Robert Ho
Dale Hockman
Daniel Hoffmann
Mark Hogge
Bashir Hooper
Greg Houser
Joseph Howard
Bob Humphrey
Cullen Hunter
1975-76
1978-79, ‘81
1998-99
2001
2008-11
1970-73
1999
1968
1999-2001
2010-13
2008
1978
1970
1989-91
2008-10
2002
1988-91
2012-13
2002
1987-89
2006
1971
1982-85
1986-89
2008-10
2010-13
20131978
1983
1968
1968
1977
20131971
20141985
1968
1970-71
2013-
-IHugh Ickrath
Miguel Iglesias
Joe Immordino
Ahmed Ismail
1982-83, ‘85
1976
1979-80
2012-
-JRichie Jackson
Ryan Jenkins
Jeremy Jessup
Steve Jones
Laszlo Juhasz
Mike Jung
1999
2006-07
2004-07
1978, ‘80
1999-2002
1982-85
-KTom Kalaris
John Kalepp
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1977-80
1970
Mike Kallini
Nick Katsarelis
Sean Kelley
John Kelly
Noah Kemble
Conlan Kemmerer
Colin Kerr
Jack Kimball
Gary Kingsley
Rob Klein
Rob Klug
Chris Koehler
Moussa Kone
Rich Kotschau
Jeff Krahel
Steffen Kraus
Steve Kroner
Mike Krupka
David Ksanznak
Mirza Kurspahic
-LPeter Lam
Tim Lampkin
Victor Lanfranco
Hugh Lanfranco
William Latham
Jim Lau
Andrew Lauchengco
Rick Lee
Brent Leiba
Ricardo Leite
Marc LeMair
Axel Levry
Meir Lewin
Fabien Lewis
Gino Leon
Juan Pablo Leon
Ray Leone
Scott LePage
Bob Lewis
Bob Lilley
Eduardo Lima
Tamir Linhart
Bruce Lobdell
Adam Lobene
Kevin Long
Lewis Long
Mario Lopez
Will Lozano
David Lubin
Gary Luecker
Steve Luppert
-MMike MacDonald
Jim MacLeod
Chris Maier
Jose Maldonado
1970
1977-79
2006-09
1991-94
201420141980-83
1970
1984
1984
1997-2001
1992-95
1993-95
1993, ‘95-97
2006
20131970
2000
1979-81
2001-03
20121981
1972
1974-75
1972-73
1969-70
2006-07
1970
1997-2000
1990-93
1980-83
20082005
2006
1981
2003
1980
1983
1969
1984-87
1996-98, 2000
1991-93
1984-86
2004-07
1989-90
1992-93
1974-75
1998-2001
1995
1977-78, ‘80
2000-01
1971-73, ‘75
1976
1985-86
1999-2000
Sean Malee
Ryan Manetta
Karim Manneh
Andy Manners
Vincent Marcotrigiano
Paul Marcoullier
Derek Markheim
Ernesto Marquez
Eber Martinez
Irvin Martinez
Henry Matsuda
Helmis Matute
Jordan Mault
John May
Chris Mazzochi
Dale McCallister
John McCann
Francis McCardle
Al McCusker
Adam McDaniel
Paul McDermott
Darcy McGreer
Brendan McIntyre
John McIntyre
Teba McKnight
Mike McLain
Tom McVey
Craig Melton
Charles Mendenhall
Marcos Mendes
Matt Mendy
Marcus Messier
John Mighacci
Chase Miller
Darren Miller
Jim Miller
Chris Mills
Mike Minshew
Zaid Mirza
Jose Misas
Daniel Molfino
Javier Molinares
Carlos Montenegro
John Moon
Marshall Morgan
Taylor Morgan
Alex Morgans
Timi Mulgrew
-NMartin Nachtman
Keith Nakai
Scott Neal
Laurent Newsome
Anthony Noreiga
Connor Nogueira
Alex Nydal
Rich Nyren
2002
1992-93
2003, 2005
1994-97
1993-96
1995-98
2009-11
2007-10
2008-10
2006-09
1986-87, ‘89
2000, ‘02
2004-07
1989-91
1992, ‘94
1979
1970
2005-06
1977
2007
1981-83
1968-70
1981-84
1982
2003-05
1972-76
1981-83
1993-96
1968-69
1991-92
2003-04
1984
1976
2009-13
1998-99
1983
2003
1983
1997-98
1970-73
1975
1971
1970-71
1978
2001
2010-12
2008
2011-14
1995-96
2000-03
1984-87
2009-13
2003-05
2013
2005
1990-91
2014 Mason Men’s Soccer
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ALL-TIME ROSTER (updated 12/3/14)
-OTerry O’Brien
Tom O’Day
Tim O’Donoghue
John O’Hara
Sean O’Reilly
Damian O’Rourke
Paul Oloffson
Bishr Omary
Mohammed Omary
Inyon Onaba
Paul Ondiak
Tyler Orzak
1970
1980
1974-77
2001-04
2011
2002-05
1986
1975
1971-73
1980
2001-03
2005-08
-PFrank Paciolla
Joe Pancotti
Andrew Panken
Mauricio Paredes
Lucas Pardew
Benjamin Paris
Jae Park
Larry Parkman
Brandon Parr
Kevin Pascale
Larry Paul
Ken Peatross
Matt Pepin
Chris Perkins
Shannon Petersen
Steve Phillips
Radovan Pletka
Scott Poirier
John Pouliot
Alex Procter
Mark Pulisic
1982-85
2003
2011
1992-94
2005-08
2011-12
2006-07
1980
2012-13
1981
1976
1977
2003-04
2002
2004
1977
2001-02
1994
2012
2006-09
1986-89
-QDamien Quinn
David Quinn
2004
2002-04
-RTom Radabaugh
Charlie Raphael
Ryan Reichmann
David Reid
Alex Reyes
Adrian Reynolds
Mike Reynolds
Nick Rhodes
Raul Ricaurte
Hugh Roberts
Kevin Roberts
Julius Rosa-Distefano
Auggie Rossomando
Blake Roth
Roberto Ruck Kevin Russell
Mark Ryan
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1979
1988
20091972-73
1995
1987-90
1982-85
2005
1968-71
2010-13
2012-13
2012-13
1976, ‘79
2006-07
1985
1998-2000
1994-97
-SJohn Sabo
Aaron Safadi
Sal Salinas
Peter Salvano
Alain Sargeant
Najate Sarsour
Nihad Sarsour
Ziyad Sarsour
Rob Sawyer
Mike Scalea
Bill Schaeffer
Paul Schneider
Nicholas Scholl
Tim Scott
Homin Sehhat
Steve Sekscienski
Bob Semmler
Mike Serio
Wesley Sever
Paul Shaver
A.J. Sheta
John Shields
Kent Shiffert
Scott Shiffert
Chris Short
Justus Shoyoye
Bill Sickles
Mike Simonds
Dave Sisson
John Skeffington
Oliver Smith
Steve Smith
Steve J. Smith
Tucker Smith
Charlie Snee
Rick Snyder
Alberto Zabala Soler
Sherif Soliman
Luis-Carlos Sossa
Joe Spagnola
Nick Stames
Mike Stephens
Gavin Stevens
Steve Stewart
Leo Stolz
Alex Stom
Richard Stone
John Stremel
Barry Suber
Dave Sullivan
Sam Sumo
Doug Sunshine
Kep Sweeney
1984-85, ‘87
20121980
1974
20141974-75
1974-75
1971-74
1977
1996-98
1980
1996
1968
1993-94
1972-75
1979-80
1969-70
1990
2010-13
1989-90
2009
1994-97
1983-84, ‘86
1979-82
1982-85
1972-73
1979
1978-79
1972-74
1983-84, ‘86
20141991-92
1997-98
1989, ‘91
2000-01
1976-77
2003
2000-01
1996-99
1994
1981-84
1974-77
1999-2001
1979-80
201120082006-07
1969
2000-02; 2004
1968-69
1985-88
1989-90
1985
-TLarry Tabash
Philip Taplah
Todd Tebodo
Alex Teixeira
James Teixeira
Bob Tershak
Scott Thelen
Fred Thompson
Patrick Tierney
Alhagi Toure
Dana Trado
Matt Tucker
Kevin Turner
-UTony Ubakanma
Mike Uremovich
-VVerneri Valimaa
Michael Vallie
Ed Vandiver
Hugh VanWagenen
Victor Vargas
George Varoutsos
Ronald Vasquez
David Veggeland
Nathan Veldhuis
Jim Velesz
Max Venegas
Walter Vera
Chris Villamil
Andy Vita
Mark Vita
-WSteven Wagoner
Tony Walsh
Parker Walton
Brian Ward
Draymond Washington
Taylor Washington
Jacob Weitz
Greg Wells
Todd West
Jay White
Ian Wiggins
Jim Wild
Randy Wildes
-WAdam Wilson
Roger Wimmer
Tim Woodward
Dick Wright
Alexander Wrona
1987-90
1987-90
1981, ‘84
1997-98
1999
1980-82
1995-98
1982-85
1998
2009-12
1990-93
20131994
1974
2002
2011
2006-08
1983
2000-01
1977
1990
1993, ‘95
1976
1992
1977-79
1972-73
1974-75
1998-99
1995
1994-97
2007-10
1985-88
2007-10
1979
2008-11
20132003-07
1985
1983-85, ‘87
1977-78
1997
1979-82
1987-90
1993-96
2003
1968
1968
2014-
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ALL-TIME ROSTER (updated 12/3/14)
-YWilliam Yancey
Miles Yorke
Irad Young
Mike Youssef
Jimmy Yu
1969
20141989-92
1980
1996-98
-ZEdgar Zepeda
Brennan Zizi
Eric Zuehsow
20122011-13
2007-11
NOTE: All-time roster current through 2014.
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