What A Year For Judson : 6 CCAC Championships
What A Year For Judson : 6 CCAC Championships What A Year For Judson : 6 CCAC Championships
W h a t A Y e a r F o r J u d s o n : 6 C C A C C h a m p i o n s h i p sCCAC DynastyClaiming their 4th straight CCAC regular season andtournament Championship, the Judson men’s soccerteam did something that no other CCAC team hasever done. Judson claimed the regular season titlewith a 6-1-2 record and a 2-2 overtime tie with IllinoisTech. Judson then was awarded the #1 seed in theCCAC Tournament and defeated Olivet Nazarene, 2-1, in the semi-finals and then shut out St. Xavier, 1-0,for the championship.4th straight naia region viichampionshipAdding to their legacy of the past four years, Judsonalso won their fourth straight NAIA Region VII Championship.They received a #2 seeding and a firstroundbye by winning the CCAC Tournament. Judsondefeated St. Xavier for a third time in a season with a3-1 win in the semi-final match and then scored threegoals in the second half vs. #1 St. Ambrose for a 4-1win. The win gave Judson and automatic berth to theNAIA National Tournament in Kansas City.NAIA National tournament(4th straight appearance)Advancing to their fourth straight NAIA National Tournament,Judson was paired with Mid-Continent (KY)in the first round. Judson had a 1-0 lead at the halfbut two second half goals by Mid-Continent endedJudson’s season at 15-5-3.dominating classThe seniors that led the 2007 team finished theirfour-year career with a combined record of 74-14-6. There were five four-year seniors in Kyle Selph,Steven Moldenhauer, Tim Balatsoukas, and AndrewWeissman and two-year player Mark Howlett. Thefive seniors were also a part of a perfect 2004 seasonwhen Judson went 21-0 and finished at 23-1-1.naia all-americansJudson had another stellar year in the post-seasonawards as three players were named NAIA All-Americans.Senior’s Mark Howlett and Steven Moldenhaueralong with sophomore Gustavo Oliveira werenamed to the NAIA All-American Honorable Mentionteam. It was the second time for both Moldenhauerand Howlett to receive the awards and the fourthstraight year that Judson had a player named all-American.naia all-region viiFor the second year in a row, Mark Howlett wasnamed to the NAIA Region VII 1st-Team. Also beingnamed to the team were Steven Moldenhauer andGustavo Oliveira.NCCAA National player of theyearSenior Steven Moldenhauer was given a prestigiousaward in the NCCAA National Player of theYear. The award goes to a men’s soccer playerthat shows great play on the field, in the classroom,and in the community. Moldenhauer is thesecond Judson men’s soccer player to receivethis award.nccaa all-americansJudson had two players given NCCAA All-American1st-Team awards in Steven Moldenhauerand Mark Howlett. This was the second timethat Moldenhauer received the award as he wasnamed to the all-American team in 2005.NCCAA All-regionDominating the NCCAA North Central RegionalTeam, Judson had four players all-region. SteveBurke was also named the “Coach of the Year,”too.Steven Moldenhauer, Gustavo Oliveira, MarkHowlett, and Petar Bajic were named to theteam.NCCAA National rankingFinishing the year with a 15-5-3 record, Judsonwas given a #5 final national ranking in the NC-CAA National Poll. Judson was in the top 10 allseason long and at one point was ranked as highas #2 in the nation.naia national rankingEven though Judson won 15 games and was inthe NAIA National Tournament, they did not receivea final top 25 national ranking. They finishedas the 27th team receiving votes. Judsonwas in the top 25 for most of the season andstarted out with a pre-season ranking of #8.naia regional rankingJudson won the NAIA Region VII Tournament butwas the #2 seed in the final ranking. Judson hadbeen ranked #1 for most of the season and fell to#2 when Grand View (Iowa) had a better regionalrecord by one game.S t e v e n M o l d e n h a u e rN C C A A N a t i o n a l P l a y e r o f t h e Y e a rC C A C P l a y e r o f t h e Y e a rN A I A A l l - A m e r i c a nCCAC awardsJudson once again dominated the CCACpost-season awards as they had six playersnamed all-CCAC. Four of the six playerswere on the All-CCAC 1st-Team in StevenMoldenhauer, Mark Howlett, GustavoOliveira, and Neil Thompson. Named tothe All-CCAC 2nd-Team were Vitor Bravoand Petar Bajic.CCAC player of the yearGaining the CCAC Player of the Year wassenior Steven Moldenhauer. The defensemenhelped Judson with six shutouts on theyear and to their fourth straight regular seasonand tournament championship.CCAC players of the weekFive different players were given the CCACPlayer of the Week award for their playin seven different weeks of the season.Claiming the award twice were LeonardoSilva, Neil Thompson, Mark Howlett, andGustavo Oliveira. Kyle Selph gained theaward in the final week of the season.
W h a t A Y e a r F o r J u d s o n : 6 C C A C C h a m p i o n s h i p showlett leads judson/CCACSenior Mark Howlett netted a team-high 17 goals tolead Judson and also recorded 41 points with sevenassists. His 17 goals and 41 points also led theCCAC. He finished 38th in the nation for goals and42nd in points per game.in the ccacJudson was a presence in all the statistical categoriesfor the CCAC. Five players were in the top 20 forpoints as three were in the top 10 as Howlett led theway with 41 (1.82 pg). Gustavo Oliveira was thirdat 33 points and Leonardo Silva finished fifth at 26.Finishing 12th was Milos Bajic with 22 points and 15thwas Aduato Oliveira at 15 points.Leading the CCAC in goals was Howlett with 0.77 pergame (17). He led four Judson players in the top 20as Silva was eighth with 0.48 (10), Gustavo Oliveiraat 10th with 0.42 (10), and Bajic at 20th with 0.23 (5).Judson swept the top three places in assists as Bajicwas first at 0.55 per game (12) followed by GustavoOliveira in second with 0.52 (12) and Aduato Oliveirain third at 0.37 (7). Silva was sixth at 0.29 (6) andHowlett was eighth at 0.27 (6).Neil Thompson finished second in the CCAC in saveswith an average of 4.67 per game. He had 84 savesin 18 games played. He also led the CCAC in goalsagainst with a 0.99 GAA.2007 Final NCCAA National PollTeam w l t1. Central Baptist College 13 3 02. Indiana Wesleyan 14 3 13. Bryan College 13 4 04. Palm Beach Atlantic 11 4 05. Judson University 15 5 36. Mt. Vernon Nazarene 14 5 37. Greenville College 14 6 08. Spring Arbor 9 5 19. Geneva College 12 7 010.MidAmerica Nazarene 10 6 011. The Master’s College 9 5 312. Mid-Continent Univ. 10 7 213. Olivet Nazarene 9 7 114. Mid-America Christian 10 8 215. Oakland City 9 8 116. Southern Wesleyan 9 8 217. Trinity Christian 10 9 218. Roberts Wesleyan 8 8 419. Bethel College 8 8 420. Walla Walla University 2 2 021. Cedarville University 7 8 322. North Greenville 7 8 023. Bethany Luthern 7 9 424. Hope International 8 10 025. Oklahoma Wesleyan 6 8 32007 Final NAIA National PollRk. School Rec. Pts.1 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 16-0-1 3502 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 15-1-0 3313 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 14-0-1 3274 Ohio Dominican 16-1-0 2925 Fresno Pacific (Calif.) 15-2-1 2886 Mobile (Ala.) 14-3-1 2747 Graceland (Iowa) 16-1-1 2678 Simon Fraser (B.C.) 13-1-1 2569 Berry (Ga.) 15-2-0 23410 Concordia (Calif.) 14-2-0 23011 Indiana Wesleyan 15-3-1 19512 Point Loma Nazarene 13-2-1 18313 Oklahoma City 13-3-1 17814 Auburn Montgomery (Ala.) 12-4-0 17415 McKendree (Ill.) 16-1-1 14616 Park (Mo.) 11-5-0 13917 Lee (Tenn.) 14-4-3 12018 Rio Grande (Ohio) 11-4-1 9519 Maine - Fort Kent 18-0-0 9220 Notre Dame (Ohio) 14-2-2 7821 Concordia (Ore.) 15-3-0 5522 Hastings (Neb.) 12-3-1 5223 Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 8-6-2 4924 Grand View (Iowa) 13-5-2 4125 Covenant (Ga.) 13-4-1 23Others Receiving Votes: Benedictine (Kan.)18; Judson (Ill.) 10; Webber International(Fla.) 9; Holy Names (Calif.) 8; Baker (Kan.)4; Westminster (Utah) 4; Lambuth (Tenn.) 3;Northwood (Fla.) 1
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W h a t A Y e a r F o r J u d s o n : 6 C C A C C h a m p i o n s h i p showlett leads judson/<strong>CCAC</strong>Senior Mark Howlett netted a team-high 17 goals tolead <strong>Judson</strong> and also recorded 41 points with sevenassists. His 17 goals and 41 points also led the<strong>CCAC</strong>. He finished 38th in the nation for goals and42nd in points per game.in the ccac<strong>Judson</strong> was a presence in all the statistical categoriesfor the <strong>CCAC</strong>. Five players were in the top 20 forpoints as three were in the top 10 as Howlett led theway with 41 (1.82 pg). Gustavo Oliveira was thirdat 33 points and Leonardo Silva finished fifth at 26.Finishing 12th was Milos Bajic with 22 points and 15thwas Aduato Oliveira at 15 points.Leading the <strong>CCAC</strong> in goals was Howlett with 0.77 pergame (17). He led four <strong>Judson</strong> players in the top 20as Silva was eighth with 0.48 (10), Gustavo Oliveiraat 10th with 0.42 (10), and Bajic at 20th with 0.23 (5).<strong>Judson</strong> swept the top three places in assists as Bajicwas first at 0.55 per game (12) followed by GustavoOliveira in second with 0.52 (12) and Aduato Oliveirain third at 0.37 (7). Silva was sixth at 0.29 (6) andHowlett was eighth at 0.27 (6).Neil Thompson finished second in the <strong>CCAC</strong> in saveswith an average of 4.67 per game. He had 84 savesin 18 games played. He also led the <strong>CCAC</strong> in goalsagainst with a 0.99 GAA.2007 Final NCCAA National PollTeam w l t1. Central Baptist College 13 3 02. Indiana Wesleyan 14 3 13. Bryan College 13 4 04. Palm Beach Atlantic 11 4 05. <strong>Judson</strong> University 15 5 36. Mt. Vernon Nazarene 14 5 37. Greenville College 14 6 08. Spring Arbor 9 5 19. Geneva College 12 7 010.MidAmerica Nazarene 10 6 011. The Master’s College 9 5 312. Mid-Continent Univ. 10 7 213. Olivet Nazarene 9 7 114. Mid-America Christian 10 8 215. Oakland City 9 8 116. Southern Wesleyan 9 8 217. Trinity Christian 10 9 218. Roberts Wesleyan 8 8 419. Bethel College 8 8 420. Walla Walla University 2 2 021. Cedarville University 7 8 322. North Greenville 7 8 023. Bethany Luthern 7 9 424. Hope International 8 10 025. Oklahoma Wesleyan 6 8 32007 Final NAIA National PollRk. School Rec. Pts.1 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 16-0-1 3502 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 15-1-0 3313 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 14-0-1 3274 Ohio Dominican 16-1-0 2925 Fresno Pacific (Calif.) 15-2-1 2886 Mobile (Ala.) 14-3-1 2747 Graceland (Iowa) 16-1-1 2678 Simon Fraser (B.C.) 13-1-1 2569 Berry (Ga.) 15-2-0 23410 Concordia (Calif.) 14-2-0 23011 Indiana Wesleyan 15-3-1 19512 Point Loma Nazarene 13-2-1 18313 Oklahoma City 13-3-1 17814 Auburn Montgomery (Ala.) 12-4-0 17415 McKendree (Ill.) 16-1-1 14616 Park (Mo.) 11-5-0 13917 Lee (Tenn.) 14-4-3 12018 Rio Grande (Ohio) 11-4-1 9519 Maine - <strong>For</strong>t Kent 18-0-0 9220 Notre Dame (Ohio) 14-2-2 7821 Concordia (Ore.) 15-3-0 5522 Hastings (Neb.) 12-3-1 5223 Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 8-6-2 4924 Grand View (Iowa) 13-5-2 4125 Covenant (Ga.) 13-4-1 23Others Receiving Votes: Benedictine (Kan.)18; <strong>Judson</strong> (Ill.) 10; Webber International(Fla.) 9; Holy Names (Calif.) 8; Baker (Kan.)4; Westminster (Utah) 4; Lambuth (Tenn.) 3;Northwood (Fla.) 1
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