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2012 MEN’S SOCCER GuideCollege of Mount St. Joseph

Undergraduate MajorsAccountingArtArt – Fine ArtsArt – Graphic DesignArt EducationArt HistoryAthletic TrainingBiochemistryBiologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness Administration/MathematicsChemistryChemistry/MathematicsCommunication and New MediaStudiesComputer Information SystemsCriminologyEducation – Inclusive EarlyChildhoodEducation – Middle ChildhoodEducation – Special (5-21)EnglishGeneral StudiesHistoryInteractive Media Design &ComputingInterior Architecture & DesignMathematicsMathematics/BusinessAdministrationMathematics/ChemistryMusicNatural ScienceNeuroscienceNursingOrganizational LeadershipParalegal StudiesPsychologyReligious EducationReligious Pastoral MinistryReligious StudiesSocial WorkSociologySpecial EducationSport ManagementCollege ProfileWhat is the College of Mount St. Joseph educational experience? It’s learning through action – servingothers, graduate-level research, paid co-op positions, and leadership development. It’s a Catholic liberalarts education that helps you develop the knowledge to make a difference and the integrity to leadothers. Students with a liberal arts education seek to challenge, explore, and uncover. The Mount canhelp you do just that.The foundation of a Mount education comes from career-minded academic programs combined withdedicated support service and a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio. New on campus this year is a major inneuroscience and a minor in Catholic studies.At the Mount, you’re encouraged to take your lessons outside of the classroom, into the community.Through the Service Learning program, students earn academic credit while volunteering to feed thehungry, building homes for Habitat for Humanity, or comforting the elderly. The Cultural Immersionprogram offers the chance to live, learn and work amidst other cultures. The Cooperative Educationprogram, available for all majors, is a way for students to gain valuable, paid career experience whilevalidating their choice of a major.Student-athletes are among the Mount’s most active leaders on campus. Competing in the HeartlandCollegiate Athletic conference, the Mount fields more than 20 NCAA Division III sports teams. Studentsalso participate in 40 student-run clubs and organizations including Student Government Association andBlack Student Union.The Mount is committed to working with students to explore all financial aid options, especiallyeligibility for financial assistance including scholarships. In 2011-2012, 97% of undergraduate studentsreceived some sort of gift aid; more than $12.5 million in grants and scholarships were receivedby Mount students.Fast Facts• Top Five Majors: nursing, business administration,sport management, criminology/sociology,psychology• The Academic Advising Resource Centerprovides effective, ongoing academic advisingwith a focus to intervene early andcontinuously so that students have thegreatest chance of success.• Students can complete courses of study thatachieve requirements for pre-health professions,pre-medicine, pre-art therapy, and pre-law.College InformationLocation: Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment: 2,400Founded: 1920President: Tony Aretz, Ph.D.Nickname: LionsColors: Blue and GoldAffiliations: NCAA IIIConference: HCAC – Heartland CollegiateAthletic ConferenceMain Phone: (800) 654-9314 / (513) 244-4200Web Site: www.msj.edu / www.msjsports.comMailing Address: College of Mount St. Joseph5701 Delhi RoadCincinnati, OH 45233-1670• Project EXCEL is a comprehensive, fee-basedacademic support program for students withlearning disabilities who are enrolled atthe Mount.• The Mount was named to the 2012 President’sHigher Education Community Service HonorRoll by the Corporation for National andCommunity Service.2COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

MEN’S SOCCER / 2012

2012 ScheduleDate Opponent Site time8/31 Denison University Granville, OH 7:00PM9/2 Kenyon College Gambier, OH 3:00PMWilmington College Classic Tournament9/7 Wilmington College Wilmington, OH 7:30PM9/8 Muskingum University Wilmington, OH 5:00PM9/12 Cincinnati Christian University Schueler Field 7:00PM9/15 West Virginia Institute of Technology Schueler Field 4:00PM9/19 Wittenberg University Springfield, OH 7:00PM9/22 Asbury University Schueler Field 2:00PM9/24 Thomas More College Crestview Hills, KY 4:00PM9/26 Baldwin-Wallace University Schueler Field 7:00PM9/29 Defiance College * Schueler Field 2:30PM10/3 Bluffton University * Bluffton, OH 4:00PM10/6 Franklin College * Franklin, IN 7:30PM10/10 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology * Schueler Field 7:00PM10/13 Manchester University * N. Manchester, IN 3:00PM10/16 Hanover College * Hanover, IN 3:30PM10/19 Anderson University * Schueler Field 3:00PM10/24 Transylvania University (Senior Night) * Schueler Field 7:00PM10/27 Earlham College * Richmond, IN 3:30PM*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game. Home games in bold.Mount leading scorer Christopher Corbett (#10), a junior, controls the ball against Marietta College last season.10COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2012 Season OutlookHead Coach Rudy Argueta is entering his fourth year as the headcoach of the Lions’ men’s soccer team. The team is coming off thebest season in program history, finishing the 2011 campaign with aprogram-best seven wins and their first-ever appearance in theHCAC Tournament.Coach Argueta is excited about what this year’s team brings tothe table.“This team is unified, positive and full of leaders,’’ Argueta states.“Our seniors have led the younger players and are ready to lead on thefield this year.”Argueta thinks the program continues to head in the right direction,and wants to capitalize on the momentum of making the conferencetournament in 2011. The plan to do that is to continue to bring intalented players who are willing to work hard and become better everyday. Combining this with the work ethic of the current players will takethe program where it wants to be, believes Argueta.“Effort, and will to win combined with talent will be the cornerstoneof the 2012 team,’’ Argueta adds.The Lions have eight seniors on this year’s team, and Arguetabelieves this will be huge for the success of the team. These eightseniors came in with Argueta four years ago, so he feels a special bondwith them. He believes this bond is important because the seniorsknow exactly what coach wants out of them.“These eight players have learned through experience, good andbad, and are ready to compete and challenge for a conference title intheir senior year.’’ Argueta says.Among these returning players are four of the top-five leadingscorers from last year’s team. Argueta expects the team to be evenbetter scoring goals this year as long as the players stay healthy.Among these returning players is junior Christopher Corbett who isalready the leading scorer in program history scoring six goals in eachof his first two seasons. Corbett was a First Team All-HCAC selectionlast fall.“He knows the game, reads it very well and can make big plays outof virtually nothing,’’ states Argueta of Corbett.Also returning is Nick Siko, who had four goals last year. Arguetabelieves Siko is one of the keys to the season, and described him asthe heart of the team, a hard worker, and a leader. Other key returningplayers include James Grzebyk (Hice), who had three goals and anassist last year, All-HCAC Second Team member Lee Rogers, whototaled three goals last year, and Nick Groman, an anchor on defensewho started all nineteen games last year. Senior goalkeeper TylerKenyon played in all 19 games last season, recording 88 saves andtwo shutouts. All the above mentioned players are seniors this season.Other seniors this season include Shawn Damen, Gabe Abraham andMichael Brunner.Along with the eight seniors, the team brought in 15 first-yearplayers, many of whom that are freshmen. Argueta believes thatat least eight of them will be ready to compete for playing timeimmediately, possibly even starting positions. Not only are they goodplayers, who will provide quality depth, they are good people off thefield as well which really helps with team unity, says Argueta. TheLions’ roster totaled 37 players heading into August, the biggest rosterin team history.Coach Argueta believes this team looks prepared to eclipse lastseason’s overall win total, and finish in the top three of the conferencestanding. Last year’s team was third in the HCAC, qualifying to theHCAC Tournament where they fell to eventual conference tournamentchampion Rose-Hulman. The top four teams in the HCAC regularseason standings advance to the HCAC Tournament. The winner thenrepresents the conference in the NCAA Division III Tournament.LOVE THE GAME“Love the game. Love the game for thepure joy of accomplishment. Love thegame for everything it can teach youabout yourself. Love the game forthe feeling of belonging to a groupendeavoring to do its best. Love thegame for being involved in a team whosemembers can’t wait to see you do yourbest. Love the game for the challengeof working harder than you ever have atsomething and then harder than that.Love the game because it takes all teammembers to give it life. Love the gamebecause at its best, the game traditionwill include your contributions. Love thegame because you belong to a long lineof fine athletes who have loved it. It isnow your legacy. Love the game so muchthat you will pass on your love of thegame to another athlete who has seenyour dedication, your work, yourchallenges, your triumphs... and thenthat athlete will, because of you,love the game.”---Unknown2012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 11

2012 RosterNo. Name position CL Hometown (High School)0 Tyler Kenyon Goalkeeper Sr. Cincinnati, OH(Mariemont)00 Austin Cagle Goalkeeper Fr. Independence, KY(Simon Kenton)1 Jonathan Hurley Goalkeeper Fr. Lexington, KY(Paul Laurence Dunbar)2 Shane Hall Defender Jr. Louisville, KY (Trinity)3 Lee Rogers Midfielder Sr. Cincinnati, OH (Mariemont)4 Logan Sillies Defender So. Cincinnati, OH (LaSalle)5 Zachary Kayes Midfielder So. Cincinnati, OH(Roger Bacon)6 Gabe Abraham Midfielder Sr. Springfield, OH(Northwestern)7 Timothy Reichling Midfielder So. Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)8 Benjamin Vissing Midfielder So. Cincinnati, OH(Clark Montessori)9 Nicholas Siko Forward Sr. Avon Lake, OH (Avon Lake)10 Christopher Corbett Forward Jr. Cincinnati, OH (Elder)11 Nicholas Groman Defender Sr. New Richmond, OH(New Richmond)12 Shawn Damen Midfielder Sr. Georgetown, OH(Georgetown)13 Erick Davenport Defender So. Louisville, KY (Trinity)14 James Maguire Midfielder So. Louisville, KY (Trinity)15 Michael Petitgout Midfielder Jr. Cincinnati, OH (Turpin)16 Jake Nelson Midfielder Jr. Batavia, OH (Batavia)17 Michael Brunner Defender Sr. Cincinnati, OH(Roger Bacon)18 Shayne Bateman Midfielder Jr. Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)No. Name position CL Hometown (High School)19 Bryson Lewis Midfielder Jr. Blanchester, OH(Blanchester)20 Christopher Crone Midfielder Fr. Villa Hills, KY(Dixie Heights)21 Nick Olson Midfielder Jr. Dubuque, IA(Wahlert Catholic)22 Jake Butler Forward Jr. Cincinnati, OH(Bishop Fenwick)23 James Grzebyk (Hice) Midfielder Sr. Cincinnati, OH (Elder)24 Andy Stegman Midfielder So. Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)25 Rush Packham Forward Fr. Chicago, IL(The Gow School)27 Matthew Dunkin Defender Jr. Georgetown, OH(Georgetown)28 Andrew Stenger Midfielder So. Cincinnati, OH(Cincinnati Christian)29 Christopher Earls Midfielder Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Colerain)30 Daniel Herzberg Midfielder So. Winston-Salem, NC(R.J. Reynolds)31 Jared Wagner Midfielder Fr. Taylor Mill, KY (Scott)32 Connor Radenheimer Midfielder Fr. Brookville, IN(Franklin County)33 Jordan Smith Defender Fr. Cincinnati, OH(Purcell Marian)34 Matthew Funk Defender Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)35 Jonathan Cunningham Goalkeeper Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Northwest)36 Carlos VanLeeuwen Forward Fr. Cincinnati, OH(Roger Bacon)37 Dakota Lewis Midfielder Fr. Aurora, IN (South Dearborn)2012 Coaching StaffHEAD COACH RUDY ARGUETARudy Argueta returns to the Mount in 2012 for hisfourth season as head coach of the Lions’ men’ssoccer team. Argueta was an assistant men’s coachfor the Lions for two years before taking over as thehead coach in 2009. He also served as the women’sassistant soccer coach at the College for five years.In his first season at the helm, he managed to change the outlook ofthe program and build a strong foundation for the future.In 2011, Argueta led the Lions to their first-ever HCAC Tournamentappearance, as they placed third in the conference regular seasonstandings and advanced to the post-season tournament taking oneventual HCAC Tournament champion Rose-Hulman Institute ofTechnology in the first round.Coach Argueta is a 2002 graduate of NAIA Union College inBarbourville, KY, where he was a four-year starter. While at Union, hewas the first player in school history to score 40 goals and have 40assists. He was a First Team All-Conference selection from 1999-2001,a two-time team captain, team MVP in 2000, and was honored withAll-Region and All-American Honorable Mention Awards in 1999. Inaddition, he was the 1998 Rookie of the Year and 2001 Mid-SouthConference Player of the Year. Argueta graduated with a triple major,business administration, sports management and physical education;and a minor in economics.Argueta, a midfielder, also has professional soccer experiencewith the Columbus Crew in 2002 and played for Info Sport at theProfessional Soccer Combine (All-Star team) in 2002. In addition,he played with two different teams in the Professional DevelopmentLeague and the U-12 Guatemala National Youth Team from 1989 to1991. He currently plays on numerous local teams.The Lions’ head coach was a boys’ varsity assistant soccer coachat Turpin High School as well as the junior varsity head coach forfour years. He has also coached youth soccer and has been active inworking many prestigious soccer camps around the country. Arguetahas also worked as a personal soccer coach, training individuals, clubteams, and high school (hometown) teams. He is currently the U-15Elite 1 Kings Soccer Academy’s head coach, which he took to the StateCup semifinals this past year.Argueta resides in Cincinnati, Ohio, with his wife, Michelle, anddaughters Bella Rose, and Lucy Marie.12COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Mount Head Men’s Soccer Coaches’ RecordshCAC HCAC HCAC HCACCoach Yrs. Seas. G W L T W. Pct. W L T W Pct.Carrie Taylor 2005-2008 4 70 9 57 4 .157 5 26 0 .161Rudy Argueta 2009-2011 3 54 12 41 1 .231 8 19 0 .296Totals 2005-2011 7 124 21 98 5 .190 13 45 0 .224HCAC W-L records include regular season and tournament games.Assistant Coach Eric TurnerEric Turner returns in 2012 for his second seasonas an assistant men’s soccer coach. Turner is a1999 graduate of Oak Hills High School, where hetransferred to from Taylor High School. During hishigh school career, he played three years of varsitysoccer. He then went on to play at CincinnatiState University, where he played as a Midfielder. He graduated withan Associate of Arts degree in Graphic Design, and an Associate ofScience degree in Horticulture, and was named to Cincinnati State’sAll-Academic team and Honor Roll.Before coming to the Mount, Turner coached for seven years atTaylor High School serving several roles as the head varsity coach,assistant varsity coach, and head reserve coach. Coach Turner holdsan Ohio South Youth Soccer Association “D” Coaching License. Inaddition, he also coaches at the club level for Tristate Futbol AllianceElite 95/96 Boys.Eric, and his wife, Melissa, reside in Bridgetown, Ohio with theirson, Cole William.Assistant Coach Tina BlakleyTina Blakley returns in 2012-2013 for her secondseason as an assistant coach with the Mount’s men’ssoccer team. She assists Head Coach Rudy Arguetaby facilitating the strength and conditioning aspectof the team’s training. She is passionate aboutenabling Mount athletes achieve their personalgoals and is an advocate for educating athletes about cross training,nutrition, strength and conditioning and injury prevention. She is alsothe College’s cross country and track & field head coach.Tina is an AFAA certified personal trainer and has helped directmany individual athletes and teams improve their performancethrough strength training programs. In addition, she has worked inthe fitness industry for over a dozen years and has a versatile trainingbackground.She is currently pursuing a degree in Sport Management at theMount and is on the Dean’s List. Coach Blakley resides in Bright, Ind.,with her family.2012 Returning Players’ Profiles6 Gabe AbrahamMidfielder • SeniorMajor: Special EducationHometown (High School): Springfield, OH(Northwestern)Abraham returns for his fourth season with theMount. He saw the most action of his career lastseason with the Lions, playing in 10 games. Head Coach Rudy Arguetasays that his senior midfielder has a positive attitude and brings alot of positive energy and enthusiasm to the team. Argueta adds thatAbraham has improved greatly and has done a solid job of playingboth the midfield and up top for the Lions. Gabe is the son of MelyndaChobot and Andrew Abraham.GABE ABRAHAM’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2009 4 0 0 0 02010 6 0 0 0 02011 10 0 0 2 0Totals 20 0 0 2 018 Shayne BatemanMidfielder • JuniorMajor: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Oak Hills)Bateman returns for his third season with theMount. He played in career-high 15 games in 2011for the Lions, scoring his first career goal in a 3-2 win over Hanover.Head Coach Rudy Argueta calls Bateman a great team player, whoworks hard each practice and game. Argueta adds that Bateman, votedthe team’s Most Improved Player last fall, will push for a starting spotthis coming season. Shayne is the son of Cathy Hover.SHAYNE BATEMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2010 8 0 0 0 02011 15 1 0 3 2Totals 23 1 0 3 22012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 13

2012 Returning Players’ Profiles (CONTINUED)17 Michael BrunnerDefender • SeniorMajor: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Roger Bacon)Brunner returns for his fourth season with theMount. He added 15 more games played to hiscollegiate total last season for the Lions, starting seven gameson defense. Head Coach Rudy Argueta says that his senior backdemonstrates great work ethic and has continued to improve eachseason. Argueta says that Brunner will be expected to play a big roleon the team this fall, and will compete for a starting defensive spot.Michael is the son of Anita and Terry Brunner.MICHAEL BRUNNER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2009 10 0 0 0 02010 18 0 0 2 02011 15 0 0 1 0Totals 43 0 0 3 022 Jake ButlerForward • JuniorMajor: BiologyHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Bishop Fenwick)Butler returns for his third season with the Mount.He played in 17 of the team’s 19 match-ups lastseason on defense, after playing forward his freshman season. Butlerwill move back to forward in 2012 and will be fighting for a startingposition, according to Head Coach Rudy Argueta. Jake is the son ofDiane and Howard Butler.JAKE BUTLER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2010 13 0 0 2 02011 17 0 0 2 0Totals 30 0 0 4 010 Christopher CorbettForward • JuniorMajor: NursingHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Elder)Corbett returns for his third season with the Mount.He turned in his second straight scoring campaignfor the Lions last fall, registering team-high totalsin goals (six), assists (four) and points (16). Corbett holds the topmark in Mount career history in each of those three categories, too.He was named First Team All-HCAC and his team’s co-Most ValuablePlayer in 2011. Head Coach Rudy Argueta calls his high-scoring juniorone of the top players in the conference and someone who will make adifference in many games this season. Corbett was a team captain in2011 and will be one again this fall. Christopher is the son of Pauletteand Roger Corbett.CHRISTOPHER CORBETT’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2010 16 6 4 42 162011 15 6 4 45 16Totals 31 12 8 87 3212 Shawn DamenMidfielder • SeniorMajor: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Georgetown, OH(Georgetown)Damen returns for his fourth season with the Mount.He played in 14 games last season in the midfieldfor the Lions. Damen has been a very versatile and skilled player forthe Mount during his career, playing in several spots on the field. HeadCoach Rudy Argueta says that Damen brings good teamwork, eagernessand the desire to make him and his teammates better each game. He isexpected to compete for a starting position this fall. Shawn is the sonof Karen and Dick Colwell.SHAWN DAMEN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2009 15 0 0 3 02010 17 0 0 6 02011 14 0 0 3 0Totals 46 0 0 12 014COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

13 Erick DavenportDefender • SophomoreMajor: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Louisville, KY (Trinity)Davenport returns for his second season with the Mount.He played in 13 of the team’s 19 games last season.Head Coach Rudy Argueta says that Davenport bringsspeed and knowledge to the Lions’ squad, and after a good off-season, heexpects Davenport to add to the team’s success and compete for a startingdefensive spot in 2012. Erick is the son of Judy and Art Davenport.ERICK DAVENPORT’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2011 13 0 0 0 027 Matthew DunkinDefender • JuniorMajor: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Georgetown, OH(Georgetown)Dunkin returns for his third season with the Mount.He played in a career-high 12 games last season, andimproved in each of them, according to Head Coach Rudy Argueta. TheLions’ head coach calls Dunkin a great team player, who when the Lions’were in need of a second goalkeeper last fall, stepped up and played thatposition in two games. Argueta adds that Dunkin plays with disciplineand a lot of heart each and every practice, and will compete for a startingdefensive spot in 2012. Matthew is the son of Melinda and Steve Dunkin.MATTHEW DUNKIN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2010 10 0 0 3 02011 12 0 0 0 0Totals 22 0 0 3 0Year Games GA SHO Saves W-L-T2011 2 3 0 3 0-0-011 Nicholas GromanDefender • SeniorMajor: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): New Richmond, OH(New Richmond)Groman returns for his fourth season with the Mount.He played in all 19 of the team’s games in 2011,including starting in each of them – one of two players to do that. Groman,the team’s leader on defense, according to Head Coach Rudy Argueta,was the team’s top defender last fall and was voted by his teammates asthe Lions’ Best Defensive Player. Argueta adds that Groman brings a lotof passion to the team and pushes himself and teammates to the fullestof their abilities. He is expected to hold down a starting position on theback line again this fall. Nicholas is the son of Cindy and Ted Groman.NICHOLAS GROMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2009 15 0 2 10 22010 16 3 0 10 62011 19 0 0 4 0Totals 50 3 2 24 823 James Grzebyk (Hice)Midfielder • SeniorMajor: Art – Graphic DesignHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Elder)Grzebyk returns for his third season with theMount. He had the third-most points on the Lionslast season, scoring a career-high three goals andgarnering seven points, staring 17 of the 19 games he played. HeadCoach Rudy Argueta says that Grzebyk is a great player who hasoutstanding technical abilities and extraordinary vision on the field.Argueta adds that he expects his senior returner to finish his career ona high note and fight for a starting spot in the center of the midfieldin 2012. James is the son of Michelle and Steve Grzebyk.JAMES GRZEBYK’S (HICE) CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2010 18 1 2 37 42011 19 3 1 52 7Totals 37 4 3 89 112 Shane HallDefender • JuniorMajor: MathematicsHometown (High School): Louisville, KY (Trinity)Hall returns for his third season with the Mount.He played in all 19 of the team’s games in 2012,starting 13 times on defense. Head Coach RudyArgueta says that Hall brings a lot of passion and maturity to theteam, and the hard-working junior backline player has used a positiveattitude and strong work ethic to become a team leader. Hall looks tohold down a starting defensive position this fall. Shane is the son ofTerri and Tony Hall.SHANE HALL’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2010 18 0 0 5 02011 19 0 0 6 0Totals 37 0 0 11 05 Zachary KayesMidfielder • SophomoreMajor: NursingHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Roger Bacon)Kayes returns for second season with the Mount,after missing last season with an injury. After asuccessful off-season surgery, Kayes is hoping to be 100 percent thisfall. Head Coach Rudy Argueta says that Kayes has good technicalabilities and that he will be a great asset to the team’s midfield thisseason, competing for a starting position. Zachary is the son of Nancyand Joseph Kayes.2012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 15

2012 Returning Players’ Profiles (CONTINUED)0 Tyler KenyonGoalkeeper • SeniorMajor: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Mariemont)Kenyon returns for his fourth season with theMount. He was the team’s starting goalkeeper inall 19 matches last season, turning in a solid 2.44 GAA and postingshutouts against HCAC-foes Anderson and Franklin and combining withteammate Matthew Dunkin to blank conference-rival Bluffton. HeadCoach Rudy Argueta says that Kenyon has great all-around abilitiesand looks to become one of the best goalkeepers in the conferencethis fall. Kenyon’s play and experience will go a long way in helpingthe Lions to the HCAC Championship game, according to Argueta. Tyleris the son of Cyndi and Paul Kenyon.TYLER KENYON’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games GA SHO Saves W-L-T2009 7 7 1 38 1-3-02010 12 19 0 57 1-6-02011 19 46 2 88 7-12-0Totals 38 72 3 183 9-21-019 Bryson LewisMidfielder • JuniorMajor: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Blanchester, OH(Blanchester)Lewis returns for his third season with the Mount.He started 18 of 19 games last season, notchinghis second career goal in a 4-2 win over John Jay College, the Lions’first win of the 2011 season. Head Coach Rudy Argueta says thatLewis’ work ethic and attitude our outstanding, and that he has strongleadership qualities. He adds that he expects Lewis to have a breakoutseason in 2012, after a good spring and off-season. Bryson is the sonof Mark Lewis.BRYSON LEWIS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2010 18 1 2 26 42011 15 1 3 27 5Totals 33 2 5 56 914 James MaguireMidfielder • SophomoreMajor: UndeclaredHometown (High School): Louisville, KY (Trinity)Maguire returns for his second season with theMount. He started six times in his freshmancampaign, playing 17 games overall and recordinggoals against conference teams Franklin and Manchester. Head CoachRudy Argueta states that Maguire had a very good first season, andhas gained the respect of the team’s coaching staff and players dueto his hard work and eagerness to become a better player and to helpthe team. Maguire played in the midfield and up front last season, andis expected to play both again this season, said Argueta. James is theson of Pamela and Marc Maguire.JAMES MAGUIRE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2011 17 2 0 6 416 Jake NelsonMidfielder • JuniorMajor: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Batavia, OH (Batavia)Nelson returns for his second season with theMount. He played in all 19 of the Lions’ gameslast fall, starting nine times and scored his firstcollegiate goal, a game-winner, in a 3-2 win against HCAC-foeHanover. Head Coach Rudy Argueta calls Nelson a great player who hasgreat technical abilities, a great attitude and displays great vision.Argueta adds that Nelson will have a direct impact on the Lions’ 2012success, and will compete for a starting midfield spot this fall. Jake isthe son of Kristan and Rob Nelson.JAKE NELSON’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2011 19 1 0 14 215 Michael PetitgoutMidfielder • JuniorMajor: AccountingHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Turpin)Petitgout returns for his third season with theMount. He started nine of the 13 games he playedin last season for the Lions. Petitgout brings a lot ofpassion to the field and provides the team a strong physical presence.Head Coach Rudy Argueta says that Petitgout, after a great spring, willbe moved this season from one of the team’s outside defensive rolesto a more central defensive position. Michael is the son of Karen andStephen Petitgout.MICHAEL PETITGOUT’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2010 12 0 0 5 02011 13 0 0 4 0Totals 25 0 0 9 016COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

7 Timothy ReichlingMidfielder • SophomoreMajor: General StudiesHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)Reichling returns for his second season withthe Mount. He saw action in 15 games last fall,including five games as a starter as an outsidemidfielder during his freshman season. Head Coach Rudy Argueta saysthat Reichling’s passion and experience are very beneficial to theteam. Argueta adds that Reichling had a great spring and is lookingforward to a great season this year from his second-year returner, ashe competes for a midfield position in 2012. Timothy is the son ofKimberly and Gregory Reichling.TIMOTHY REICHLING’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2011 15 0 0 3 03 Lee RogersMidfielder • SeniorMajor: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Mariemont)Rogers returns for his fourth season with the Mount.He started 17 games for the Mount last season,turning in a season career-high three goals and recording six points.Rogers, a captain in 2011, was named Second Team All-HCAC lastseason and had two game-winning goals. In addition, he was votedby his teammates and coaches as the co-Most Valuable Player forthe second straight season. Head Coach Rudy Argueta calls Rogersa unique leader who has the qualities to not only understand histeammates but to help them in every way possible. Argueta adds thatRogers has great knowledge of the game, determination, and othersolid all-around abilities. He is expected to be a team captain thisseason and will be counted on to lead the Lions’ again this fall. Lee isthe son of Patricia ad Mark Rogers.LEE ROGERS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2009 16 0 1 18 12010 16 1 0 13 22011 18 3 0 25 6Totals 50 4 1 56 99 Nicholas SikoForward • SeniorMajor: NursingHometown (High School): Avon Lake, OH(Avon Lake)Siko returns for his fourth season with the Mount. Heplayed in 17 games last season, and finished secondon the team in goals (four) and points (eight). Siko was named to theHCAC’s men’s soccer All-Sportsmanship team. Head Coach Rudy Arguetasays that Siko, who is third in points and third in goals scored in Mounthistory, is the team’s hardest working player on and off the field. Arguetaadds that Siko is a great team player who pushes himself and others tosucceed. Siko, a team captain in 2012, looks poised to finish his career ona strong note for the Mount. Nicholas is the son of Ann and Mark Siko.NICHOLAS SIKO’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2009 17 2 1 25 52010 18 1 2 25 42011 17 4 0 53 8Totals 52 7 3 103 174 Logan SilliesDefender • SophomoreMajor: Athletic TrainingHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(LaSalle)Sillies returns for his second season with the Mount.He played in all 19 games, including eight starts,as a freshman in 2011 for the Lions. Sillies scored his first career goalin a 4-2 win over non-conference John Jay College. Head Coach RudyArgueta says that Sillies gained the respect of his teammates andcoaches with his positive attitude, great work ethic and team play.He will be competing for a midfield spot in 2012. Logan is the son ofChristina and David Sillies.LOGAN SILLIES’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2011 19 1 1 5 328 Andrew StengerMidfielder • SophomoreMajor: Special EducationHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Cincinnati Christian)Stenger returns for his second season with theMount. He played in seven games during his firstyearcampaign, and contributed to the team’s overall success. HeadCoach Rudy Argueta states that Stenger brings hard work and speed tothe team, along with positive energy. Argueta adds that he expects hisreturning midfielder to gain more playing time in 2012 as he competesamong the team’s midfield players. Andrew is the son of Kim and FrankStenger.ANDREW STENGER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Games Goals Assists Shots Points2011 7 0 0 0 02012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 17

1 Jonathan HurleyGoalkeeper • FreshmanMajor: Athletic TrainingHometown (High School): Lexington, KY(Paul Laurence Dunbar)Hurley joins the Lions for his first season. Heplayed goalkeeper for high school Head Coach ToddBretz. Hurley was a First Team All-City selection, and also competedin wrestling and football in high school. In addition, he was in hisschool’s Spirit Club, was a Peer tutor and in D.A.R.E. Jonathan is theson of Sheila and Lloyd Hurley.37 Dakota LewisMidfielder • FreshmanMajor: Athletic TrainingHometown (High School): Aurora, IN(South Dearborn)Lewis joins the Lions for his first season. Heplayed outside defense, outside midfielder andcenter midfielder in high school for Head Coach Rocky Legge. Lewisgarnered Academic Honors during his junior and senior seasons andwas a varsity team co-captain as a senior. In addition, he was in theGerman Club, received an Academic Honors diploma, was in StudentGovernment and was a mentor. Lewis also wrestled for one season inhigh school. Dakota is the son of Crystal and David Lewis.21 Nick OlsonMidfielder • JuniorMajor: Art – Graphic DesignHometown (High School): Dubuque, IA(Wahlert Catholic)Olson joins the Lions for his first season. He playednumerous positions in high school for Head CoachNick Rizzo, including midfielder, forward and defender. Nick is the sonof Sue and Steve Olson.25 Rush PackhamForward • FreshmanMajor: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Chicago, IL(The Gow School)Packham joins the Lions for his first season. Hewas a forward in high school for Head Coach RobinMarshman. Packham tallied seven goals and had seven assists his lasttwo seasons in high school, as he received team Most Improved Playerawards. He was also on his school’s basketball and lacrosse team,and was involved with Operation Hope. Rush is the son of Valerie andDonald Packham.32 Connor RadenheimerMidfielder • FreshmanMajor: PsychologyHometown (High School): Brookville, IN(Franklin County)Radenheimer joins the Lions for his first season. Heplayed center midfielder, sweeper and forward/strikerwhile in high school for Head Coach Dan Gartenman. In addition,Radenheimer ran cross country and track, and played baseball while inhigh school. Connor is the son of Carla and Dale Radenheimer.33 Jordan SmithDefender • FreshmanMajor: UndeclaredHometown: (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Purcell Marian)Smith joins the Lions for his first season. He playedleft and center back for high school Head CoachMark Brereton. Smith was a First Team All-GCL selection last fall, andplayed three years of varsity soccer. Smith a soccer team captain, alsoplayed high school basketball. He was a four-year honor student inhigh school, a senior year class vice president, a student ambassadorand in the Spanish Club. Jordan is the son of Stephanie Smith.24 Andy StegmanMidfielder • SophomoreMajor: Physical TherapyHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Oak Hills)Stegman joins the Lions for his first season. He hasplayed numerous positions on the field and was onhis high school’s bowling and volleyball teams. Stegman was on hishigh school’s Honor Roll, in the Kilt Krew (senior year) and in KeyClub. Andy is the son of May Jo and Robert Stegman.36 Carlos VanLeeuwenForward • FreshmanMajor: UndeclaredHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Roger Bacon)VanLeeuwen joins the Lions for his first season. Heplayed striker/forward for high school Head CoachDick Arszman. VanLeeuwen was a varsity captain for the 2012 seasonand played on the D3 All-Star Team. In 2011 he had two goals and in2010 tallied three goals, two assists, and led the GCL in shots with 48.Van Leeuwen was a senior captain, and was named First Team All-GCLas a senior. In the classroom, VanLeeuwen received academic secondhonors throughout most of his high school career. Carlos is the son ofEugene VanLeeuwen.31 Jared WagnerMidfielder • FreshmanMajor: Art – Graphic DesignHometown (High School): Taylor Mill, KY (Scott)Wagner joins the Lions for his first season. Heplayed center midfielder/forward for high schoolfor high school Head Coach Casey Seibert. Wagnerscored 29 goals and had 28 assists during his four-year prep career. Hewas named a Second Team All-Region player and Honorable MentionAll-State honoree. Wagner also won a KHSAA Academic All-State award,was in the National Honor Society, on the Principal Advisory Counciland involved with other school councils. Jared is the son of Kristy andPaul Wagner.2012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 19

2011 ResultsOverall record: 7-12Home Record: 2-7Away Record: 4-4Neutral Record: 1-1HCAC Record: 5-4Date Opponent location ResultFrostburg State University Tournament9/2 Averett College Frostburg, MD L 2-1 (2 OT)9/3 John Jay College (Consolation game) Frostburg, MD W 4-29/7 Cincinnati Christian University Cincinnati, OH (XU) W 2-19/10 Marietta College Schueler Field L 2-19/12 Thomas More College Schueler Field L 7-09/15 Marian University Indianapolis, IN L 4-19/21 Wittenberg University Schueler Field L 2-09/24 Bluffton University * Bluffton, OH W 3-09/27 Baldwin-Wallace College Berea, OH L 6-010/1 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology * Schueler Field L 3-110/7 Asbury University Wilmore, KY L 2-110/8 Earlham College * Schueler Field L 1-010/11 Hanover College * Hanover, IN W 3-210/15 Anderson University * Schueler Field W 2-010/18 Franklin College * Schueler Field W 3-010/22 Defiance College * Defiance, OH W 3-2 (2 OT)10/27 Transylvania University * Schueler Field L 3-010/29 Manchester College * Schueler Field L 2-111/1 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (HCAC Semifinals) Terre Haute, IN L 8-0*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game.Home games in bold.Mount in the HCACThe Lions began their inaugural season of men’s soccer in 2005 with afull slate of HCAC games. They were competitive in the HCAC, as theylost two games by one goal each, 3-2 to Bluffton and 1-0 to Franklin.They also dropped a 3-1 game to Hanover. Defender Dan McDonaldselected Second Team All-HCAC. Goalkeeper Kenny Goodin was secondin the conference in saves and eighth in goals against average.The 2006 season saw the Lions win their first-ever game inconference play, claiming a 1-0 win over Rose-Hulman. The Mount alsodefeated HCAC-rival Franklin 3-2 during the season. The Lionswerefirst in the conference in goalkeeper saves, led by Second Team All-HCAC selection Austin Campbell. Chris Dobrowolski, who tied for thefifth-most goals in the HCAC action, was chosen Second Team All-Conference.The Mount claimed three wins including two straight wins toclose the 2007 season, posting a 2-1 victory over Franklin and a2-0 win against Bluffton. They tied with the fifth-best record inconference, narrowly missing a playoff bid. The Lions were second inthe conference in saves while freshman goalkeeper Max Hoffman wassecond individually in the conference in saves. Robert Huesman andPeter Cahall were each voted Second Team All-Conference.The team suffered a winless season in 2008 in the HCAC but playedcompetitively at times. Four of their eight conference losses came bya one-goal margin, including three by 1-0 defeats. The Lions were firstin team saves, as goalkeepers Max Hoffman (fifth) and Austin Campbell(fourth) were ranked individually in saves per game. Hoffman was also10th in goals against average. Robert Huesman was named SecondTeam All-HCAC for the second straight season while teammate BenDenier was also named Second Team All-Conference.In the 2009 season the Mount won two games but out of their 15losses they lost five games by one goal each. They were second insaves in the conference with Max Hoffman ranking fifth in the HCAC insaves. Peter Cahall was selected First Team All-HCAC. Teammates NickSiko and Tim Pope were selected Second Team All-Conference.The 2010 season saw Lions’ players Christopher Corbett and TimPope garner Second Team All-Conference accolades. The Mount wontwo games in the conference, posting a 5-0 win over Bluffton anda 4-1 victory over Defiance, marking the most wins for the team inHCAC play since the 2007 season. Corbett was tied for fifth in pointsper game and tied for the third most goals in conference play. MaxHoffman was ninth in saves per game. The Lions offense tied for thesixth-most goals in conference games only, and was fifth in saves.In the 2011 season the Mount had their best season to date withseven wins. The 2011 campaign was also the first year that the Mountmade the HCAC conference tournament finishing with an over .500record in conference for the first time, and recording a 5-4 mark inthe HCAC. Christopher Corbett made First Team All-HCAC, leading theteam in goals (six), assists (four) and points (16). Joining him on theAll-HCAC teams were Timothy Pope and Lee Rogers, who both garneredSecond Team honors. Tyler Kenyon also had a strong year in goalfinishing fourth in the conference in saves.20COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2011 Mount Individual StatisticsName GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATTCorbett, Christopher 15-12 6 4 16 45 .133 25 .556 1 1-1Siko, Nick 17-15 4 0 8 53 .075 28 .528 1 0-0Pope, Timothy 16-14 3 2 8 24 .125 10 .417 0 0-1Hice, James 19-17 3 1 7 52 .058 17 .327 1 2-2Rogers, Lee 18-17 3 0 6 25 .120 12 .480 2 2-2Lewis, Bryson 19-18 1 3 5 27 .037 11 .407 0 0-0Maguire, James 17-6 2 0 4 6 .333 3 .500 0 0-0Sillies, Logan 19-8 1 1 3 5 .200 3 .600 0 0-0Nelson, Jake 19-9 1 0 2 14 .071 2 .143 1 0-0Bateman, Shayne 15-1 1 0 2 3 .333 2 .667 0 0-0Farrell, Stephen 16-8 0 1 1 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0Vissing, Benjamin 16-6 0 0 0 7 .000 1 .143 0 0-0Hall, Shane 19-13 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0Petitgout, Michael 13-9 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0Groman, Nick 19-19 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0Damen, Shawn 14-3 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0Reichling, Timothy 15-5 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0Butler, Jake 17-1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Abraham, Gabe 10-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Brunner, Michael 15-7 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Stenger, Andrew 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Dunkin, Matthew 12-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Davenport, Erick 13-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Kenyon, Tyler 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Total 19 26 12 64 291 .089 128 .440 7 5-6Opponents 19 49 23 121 296 .166 141 .476 12 4-5|-GOAL AVERAGE-| |------SAVES------| |---------RECORD---------|Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T ShoKenyon, Tyler 19-19 1697:49 46 2.44 88 .657 7 12 0 2Dunkin, Matthew 2-0 42:03 3 6.42 3 .500 0 0 0 0TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0Total 19 1739:52 49 2.53 92 .652 7 12 0 3Opponents 19 1739:52 26 1.34 102 .797 12 7 0 62011 HCAC StandingsConfERENCEOverallpts. GP Pct. Conference GF GA GP Overall Pts. Pct. GF GATransylvania 25 9 .944 8-0-1 21 2 19 11-4-4 37 .684 34 13Rose-Hulman 24 9 .889 8-1-0 23 5 22 16-6-0 48 .727 59 18Mount 15 9 .556 5-4-0 16 13 19 7-12-0 21 .368 26 49Earlham 13 9 .500 4-4-1 10 11 20 5-13-2 17 .300 18 38Anderson 12 9 .444 4-5-0 9 7 19 7-11-1 22 .395 27 23Manchester 12 9 .444 4-5-0 11 14 18 6-11-1 19 .361 20 31Defiance 11 9 .444 3-4-2 12 13 18 5-10-3 18 .361 19 28Franklin 9 9 .333 3-6-0 10 17 19 8-10-1 25 .447 32 28Hanover 9 9 .333 3-6-0 15 22 18 6-12-0 18 .333 25 49Bluffton 3 9 .111 1-8-0 1 24 18 2-16-0 6 .111 9 512012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 21

2011 HCAC Tournament ResultsSemifinals- Nov. 1Earlham 0, Transylvania 0 (Earlham wins on PK)Mount 0, Rose-Hulman 8Finals- Nov. 5Earlham 1, Rose Hulman 52011 HCAC Team Statistics (Conference Games Only)POINTS GP No. Avg/G1. Rose-Hulman 9 65 7.222. Transylvania 9 53 5.893. Hanover 9 39 4.334. Mount 9 38 4.225. Anderson 9 29 3.22Manchester 9 29 3.227. Defiance 9 27 3.008. Earlham 9 26 2.899. Franklin 9 24 2.6710. Bluffton 9 3 0.33GOALS GP No. Avg/G1. Rose-Hulman 9 23 2.562. Transylvania 9 21 2.333. Mount 9 16 1.784. Hanover 9 15 1.675. Defiance 9 12 1.336. Manchester 9 11 1.227. Franklin 9 10 1.11Earlham 9 10 1.119. Anderson 9 9 1.0010. Bluffton 9 1 0.11ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G1. Rose-Hulman 9 19 2.112. Transylvania 9 11 1.22Anderson 9 11 1.224. Hanover 9 9 1.005. Manchester 9 7 0.786. Earlham 9 6 0.67Mount 9 6 0.678. Franklin 9 4 0.449. Defiance 9 3 0.3310. Bluffton 9 1 0.11GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GA Minutes GAA1. Transylvania 9 2 832:59 0.222. Rose-Hulman 9 5 822:11 0.553. Anderson 9 7 874:16 0.724. Earlham 9 11 827:08 1.205. Defiance 9 13 863:29 1.356. Mount 9 13 829:20 1.417. Manchester 9 14 841:05 1.508. Franklin 9 17 748:17 2.049. Hanover 9 22 829:37 2.3910. Bluffton 9 24 810:00 2.67SAVES GP Saves Avg/G1. Bluffton 9 64 7.112. Defiance 9 53 5.893. Franklin 9 48 5.334. Hanover 9 46 5.11Mount 9 46 5.116. Manchester 9 36 4.00Rose-Hulman 9 36 4.00Anderson 9 36 4.009. Earlham 9 34 3.7810. Transylvania 9 25 2.7SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G1. Transylvania 9 7 0.782. Rose-Hulman 9 6 0.673. Earlham 9 4 0.44Anderson 9 4 0.445. Mount 9 3 0.33Defiance 9 3 0.337. Hanover 9 2 0.228. Manchester 9 1 0.11Franklin 9 1 0.11Bluffton 9 1 0.11Mount Past HCAC Tournament Results2005- Mount did not qualify to the tournament; won by Transylvania2006 -Mount did not qualify to the tournament; won by Transylvania2007- Mount did not qualify to the tournament; won by Transylvania2008- Mount did not qualify to the tournament; won by Transylvania2009- Mount did not qualify to the tournament; won by Transylvania2010- Mount did not qualify to the tournament; won by Transylvania2011- Mount lost in the semifinals to Rose-Hulman; won by Rose-Hulman22COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2011 HCAC Individual Statistics (Conference GAMes only)To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 50.0% of their team’s games, goalies at least 33.0% of their team’s minutes.POINTSGP Goals Assists Points Avg/G1. Vatterrodt, Clint-RHIT 9 11 2 24 2.672. King, Christian-TU 9 5 2 12 1.333. Green, Ben-RHIT 9 3 5 11 1.224. Corbett, Christopher-MSJ 7 4 1 9 1.29Yusuf, Ameer-EC 7 4 1 9 1.296. Andrew Gray-MC 9 4 0 8 0.89Kapsalis, Andreas-FC 9 4 0 8 0.89Flora, Matt-HC 9 4 0 8 0.89Pope, Timothy-MSJ 9 3 2 8 0.8910. Radev, Dian-MC 8 2 3 7 0.88Spero, Tony-TU 8 3 1 7 0.88Henderson, Jaiden-DC 9 3 1 7 0.78Loftis, Joseph-DC 9 3 1 7 0.78GOALS GP No. Avg/G1. Vatterrodt, Clint-RHIT 9 11 1.222. King, Christian-TU 9 5 0.563. Yusuf, Ameer-EC 7 4 0.57Corbett, Christopher-MSJ 7 4 0.57Kapsalis, Andreas-FC 9 4 0.44Flora, Matt-HC 9 4 0.44Andrew Gray-MC 9 4 0.448. Spero, Tony-TU 8 3 0.38Henderson, Jaiden-DC 9 3 0.33Arriola, Kevin-DC 9 3 0.33Loftis, Joseph-DC 9 3 0.33Green, Ben-RHIT 9 3 0.33Collins, Ethan-TU 9 3 0.33Pope, Timothy-MSJ 9 3 0.33Rogers, Lee-MSJ 9 3 0.33ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G1. Green, Ben-RHIT 9 5 0.56Fridley, Austin-AU 9 5 0.563. Radev, Dian-MC 8 3 0.38Munson, John-RHIT 9 3 0.33Moriarty, Ryan-HC 9 3 0.336. Rieboldt, Ryan-RHIT 7 2 0.29Brown, Max-RHIT 8 2 0.25Pope, Timothy-MSJ 9 2 0.22Brueggeman, Corey-MC 9 2 0.22Strika, Irhad-EC 9 2 0.22Stawick, Jake-HC 9 2 0.22Rash, Chris-HC 9 2 0.22King, Christian-TU 9 2 0.22Hampson, Stu-TU 9 2 0.22Vatterrodt, Clint-RHIT 9 2 0.22GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G1. Yusuf, Ameer-EC 7 3 0.43Vatterrodt, Clint-RHIT 9 3 0.333. Spero, Tony-TU 8 2 0.25Green, Ben-RHIT 9 2 0.22Andrew Gray-MC 9 2 0.22Rogers, Lee-MSJ 9 2 0.22Servais, Drew-HC 9 2 0.22King, Christian-TU 9 2 0.22GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GA Avg1. Miller, Drew-RHIT 7 1 597:11 0.152. Nossokoff, Taylor-TU 9 2 714:21 0.253. Howard, Austin-AU 8 5 772:05 0.584. Marshall, Chris-EC 8 8 737:08 0.985. Roberts, Sean-DC 8 12 769:47 1.406. Kenyon, Tyler-MSJ 9 13 820:44 1.437. Noakes, Grant-MC 9 14 841:05 1.508. Hill, Lucas-FC 9 15 694:19 1.949. Korfhagen, Trevor-HC 9 16 673:11 2.1410. Saville, Dan-BU 9 21 693:12 2.73SAVES GP No. Avg/G1. Saville, Dan-BU 9 52 5.782. Roberts, Sean-DC 8 49 6.123. Hill, Lucas-FC 9 48 5.334. Kenyon, Tyler-MSJ 9 44 4.895. Korfhagen, Trevor-HC 9 41 4.566. Noakes, Grant-MC 9 36 4.007. Marshall, Chris-EC 8 28 3.50Howard, Austin-AU 8 28 3.509. Miller, Drew-RHIT 7 26 3.7110. Nossokoff, Taylor-TU 9 19 2.11SHUTOUTS GP SHO Sho/G1. Miller, Drew-RHIT 7 5 0.712. Marshall, Chris-EC 8 4 0.50Howard, Austin-AU 8 4 0.50Nossokoff, Taylor-TU 9 4 0.445. Roberts, Sean-DC 8 2 0.25Kenyon, Tyler-MSJ 9 2 0.227. Noakes, Grant-MC 9 1 0.11Mukhtar-DC 2 1 0.50Saville, Dan-BU 9 1 0.11Hill, Lucas-FC 9 1 0.11Mount Past HCAC Awards2005Dan McDonald-Second Team2006Austin Campbell-Second TeamChris Dobrowski-Second Team2007Peter Cahill-SecondRobert Huesman-Second2008Robert Huesman-SecondBen Denier-Second2009Peter Cahill-SecondTim Pope-SecondNicholas Siko-Second2010Christopher Corbett-SecondTim Pope-Second2012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 23

2011 All-ConferenceFIRST TEAMName School Class Position HometownAustin Fridley Anderson Senior Forward Anderson, Ind.Kevin Elson Defiance Senior Back Wauseon, OhioDrew Ferguson Franklin Junior Back Louisville, Ky.Jake Stawick Hanover Senior Midfield Indianapolis, Ind.Matt Flora Hanover Freshman Forward Scipio, Ind.Dian Radev Manchester Junior Forward Burgas, BulgariaCorey Brueggeman Manchester Senior Midfield Loveland, OhioChris Corbett Mount Sophomore Forward Cincinnati, OhioClint Vatterrodt Rose-Hulman Senior Forward Bloomington, Ill.Will Senat Rose-Hulman Sophomore Forward Edmond, Okla.Tim Hollingshead Rose-Hulman Senior Midfield St. Peters, Mo.Mike Schiff Rose-Hulman Sophomore Back Martinsville, Ind.Drew Miller Rose-Hulman Freshman Goalkeeper Cincinnati, OhioChristian King Transylvania Sophomore Forward Nicholasville, Ky.Peter Mikhail Transylvania Senior Midfield Park Hills, Ky.Tony Spero Transylvania Senior Midfield Lexington, Ky.Evan Sizemore Transylvania Sophomore Back Versaille, Ky.SECOND TEAMName School Class Position HometownEric Spencer Anderson Senior Midfield Noblesville, Ind.Kyle Boyer Anderson Sophomore Midfield Franklin, Tenn.Dan Saville Bluffton Senior Goalkeeper Toledo, OhioSean Roberts Defiance Sophomore Goalkeeper Canal Winchester, OhioJoe Loftis Defiance Senior Forward Armada, Mich.Irhad Strika Earlham Senior Forward Bosnia-HerzegovinaFrank Mbaya Earlham Sophomore Midfield Lexington, Ky.Craig Wood Franklin Senior Forward Fishers, Ind.Blake Bowers Franklin Sophomore Midfield Indianapolis, Ind.Matt Grau Hanover Freshman Midfield Cincinnati, OhioRyan Moriarty Hanover Freshman Back Louisville, Ky.Cody Freels Manchester Junior Back Auburn, Ind.Matt Servizzi Manchester Senior Back Loveland, OhioLee Rogers Mount Junior Midfield Cincinnati, OhioTim Pope Mount Senior Midfield Cincinnati, OhioBen Green Rose-Hulman Sophomore Midfield Frisco, Tex.Andrew Bartush Rose-Hulman Freshman Back Granger, Ind.Ethan Collins Transylvania Senior Back Lawrenceburg, Ky.Kyle Smith Transylvania Sophomore Forward Cincinnati, OhioRobbie Gorham Transylvania Sophomore Back Nicholasville, Ky.Offensive Most Valuable PlayerClint Vatterrodt, Rose HulmanCo-Defensive Most Valuable PlayerMike Schiff, Rose HulmanEvan Sizemore, TransylvaniaFreshman of the YearAndrew Bartush, Rose HulmanCoach of the YearSean Helliwell, Rose Hulman24COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2011 HCAC Players of the WeekWeek 1 Craig Wood, Franklin CollegeWeek 2 Brad Rusche, Anderson UniversityWeek 3 William Senat, Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyWeek 4 Tony Spero, Transylvania UniversityWeek 5 Ben Green, Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyWeek 6 Ameer Yusuf, Earlham CollegeWeek 7 Clint Vatterrodt, Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyWeek 8 Christian King, Transylvania UniversityWeek 9 Christian King, Transylvania University2011 Mount Academic All-ConferenceJake ButlerShane HallMichael PetitgoutNicholas SikoMount Year-to-Year Win-Loss RecordshCAC HCAC HCAC HCACYear Wins Losses Ties W. Pct Wins Losses Ties W. Pct Coach2005 0 16 1 .030 0 7 0 .000 Carrie Taylor2006 2 13 2 .219 2 6 0 .250 Taylor2007 4 14 0 .222 3 5 0 .375 Taylor2008 3 14 1 .194 0 8 0 .000 Taylor2009 2 15 0 .118 1 7 0 .125 Rudy Argueta2010 3 14 1 .194 2 7 0 .222 Argueta2011 7 12 0 .368 5 4 0 .555 ArguetaTotals 21 98 5 .169 13 44 0 .228HCAC win-loss records include regular season and tournament.Mount All-Time Records Vs. OpponentsSchoolWins Losses TiesAnderson University 2 5 0Asbury College 0 2 0Averett College 0 1 0Baldwin-Wallace College 0 2 0Bluffton University 3 4 0Capital University 0 5 0Cedarville University 0 1 0Centre College 0 5 0Chapman University 0 1 0Cincinnati Christian University 1 2 0Cincinnati State Tech. and Community College 1 0 0Defiance College 2 5 0Earlham College 0 3 0Franklin College 3 4 0Grove City College 0 1 1Hanover College 2 5 0Huntington University 0 0 1Indiana Wesleyan University 0 1 0John Jay College 1 0 0Kenyon College 0 3 0SchoolWins Losses TiesManchester College 0 7 0Marian University 0 1 0Marietta College 0 2 1Muskingum College 0 1 0Oakland City University 1 0 0Ohio Northern University 0 1 0Pomona-Pitzer College 0 1 0Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 1 6 0Shawnee State University 1 3 1Spalding University 0 3 0SUNY Brockport 0 1 0Thomas More College 0 6 1Transylvania University 0 7 0Union College 2 0 0Urbana University 0 2 0Westminster (PA) College 0 4 0Wittenberg University 1 1 0(College of) Wooster 0 1 0Totals 21 98 52012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 25

Mount Year-by-Year Results2005: 0-16-1, 0-7 HCACHead Coach: Carrie Taylor9/2 at #Westminster, L, 5-19/3 at #Grove City, L, 2-19/7 at Thomas More, T, 1-1 (2 OT)9/9 at Cedarville, L, 10-09/14 vs. Shawnee State, L, 1-09/17 at Muskingum, L, 5-19/21 at Indiana Wesleyan, L, 5-09/23 vs. Capital, L, 4-19/25 vs. Centre, L, 4-09/28 at Asbury, L, 5-010/8 at *Bluffton, L, 3-210/11 at *Hanover, L, 3-110/15 vs. *Anderson, L, 5-010/19 vs. *Transylvania, L, 8-110/22 at *Manchester, L, 4-010/25 vs. *Franklin, L, 1-010/29 vs. *Defiance, L, 4-0*HCAC game#Westminster/Grove City Tournament2006: 2-13-2, 2-6 HCACHead Coach: Carrie Taylor9/1 at Pomona-Pitzer, L, 7-19/3 at Chapman, L, 6-09/15 vs. Huntington, T, 1-1 (2 OT)9/20 vs. Kenyon, L, 1-0 (2 OT)9/24 at Capital, L, 6-09/27 at Centre, L, 4-09/30 at *Defiance, L, 4-110/4 at *Transylvania, L, 2-010/7 vs. *Manchester, L, 3-110/10 at *Hanover, L, 3-010/14 vs. *Rose-Hulman, W, 1-010/16 vs. Thomas More, L, 3-010/18 at Shawnee State, T, 1-1 (2 OT)10/21 at *Anderson, L, 2-010/22 vs. Westminster, L, 1-010/25 vs. *Franklin, W, 3-210/28 vs. *Bluffton, L, 1-0*HCAC game2007: 4-14, 3-5 HCACHead Coach: Carrie Taylor9/4 vs. Centre, L, 4-09/8 #at Ohio Northern, L, 8-09/9 #vs. SUNY Brockport, L, 2-09/12 vs. Oakland City, W, 3-29/16 at *Rose-Hulman, L, 6-09/19 vs. Shawnee State, L, 2-09/24 vs. Spalding, L, 3-29/26 vs. Capital, L, 3-29/29 vs. *Defiance, L, 1-0 (OT)10/1 vs. Thomas More, L, 5-010/3 vs. Cincinnati Christian, L, 3-110/6 at *Manchester, L, 4-010/9 vs. *Hanover, W, 2-110/13 at Westminster, L, 2-010/18 vs. *Transylvania, L, 3-010/20 vs. *Anderson, L, 3-110/25 at *Franklin, W, 2-110/27 at *Bluffton, W, 2-0*HCAC game2008: 3-14-1, 0-8 HCACHead Coach: Carrie Taylor8/28 at #Westminster, L, 5-08/30 at #Grove City, T, 1-1 (2 OT)9/2 vs. Cincinnati State, W, 1-09/10 at Centre, L, 1-09/14 at Spalding, L, 5-19/17 at Earlham, L, 2-09/21 at Capital, L, 6-09/24 at Thomas More, L, 2-19/27 vs. *Bluffton, L, 3-210/1 at *Hanover, L, 1-010/4 vs. *Rose-Hulman, L, 3-010/7 at *Transylvania, L, 3-010/11 at *Anderson, L, 2-010/14 vs. Shawnee State, W, 2-110/18 vs. *Manchester, L, 1-010/22 vs. Union, W, 2-1 (2 OT)10/25 at *Defiance, L, 1-010/29 vs. *Franklin, L, 3-0*HCAC game#Westminster/Grove City Tournament2009: 2-15, 1-7 HCACHead Coach: Rudy Argueta9/2 at Union, W, 2-19/5 vs. Thomas More, L, 4-19/8 at Centre, L, 2-09/11 at Marietta, L, 1-09/13 vs. Spalding, L, 2-19/16 at Shawnee State, L, 3-19/20 vs. Capital, L, 3-09/26 at *Bluffton, L, 2-09/30 at Kenyon, L, 9-010/6 vs. *Transylvania, L, 3-010/10 vs. *Defiance, L, 2-010/17 at *Manchester, L, 2-110/20 vs. *Hanover, L, 2-110/24 vs. *Anderson, W, 2-010/28 at *Franklin, L, 2-110/31 at *Rose-Hulman, L, 4-011/2 vs. Urbana, L, 1-0*HCAC game2010: 3-14-1, 2-7 HCACHead Coach: Rudy Argueta9/1 vs. Kenyon, L, 3-09/4 vs. #Wooster, L, 9-09/5 at #Marietta, T, 1-1 (2 OT)9/11 vs. Cincinnati Christian, L, 3-19/14 at Thomas More, L, 6-19/17 vs. Centre College L, 3-19/21 at Wittenberg, W, 2-19/25 vs. *Bluffton, W, 5-09/29 vs. Baldwin-Wallace, L, 3-010/2 at *Rose-Hulman, L, 5-010/6 at Urbana, L, 5-010/9 at *Earlham, L, 3-010/12 vs. *Hanover, L, 3-110/16 at *Anderson, L, 4-110/20 at *Franklin, L, 2-010/23 vs. *Defiance, W, 4-110/26 vs. *Transylvania, L, 2-010/30 at *Manchester, L, 2-1*HCAC game#Marietta College Tournament2011: 7-12, 5-4 HCACHead Coach: Rudy Argueta9/2 vs. #Averett College, L, 2-1 (2OT)9/3 vs. #John Jay College, W, 4-29/7 at Cincinnati Christian University, W, 2-19/10 vs. Marietta, L, 2-19/12 vs. Thomas More, L, 7-09/15 at Marian, L, 4-19/21 vs. Wittenberg, L, 2-09/24 at *Blufton, W, 3-09/27 at Baldwin-Wallace, L, 6-010/1 vs. *Rose Hulman, L, 3-110/7 at Asbury, L, 2-110/8 vs. *Earlham, L, 1-010/11 at *Hanover, W, 3-210/15 vs. *Anderson, W, 2-010/18 vs. *Franklin, W, 3-010/22 at *Defiance, W, 3-2 (2OT)10/27 vs. *Transylvania, L, 3-010/29 vs. *Manchester, L, 2-111/1 at *Rose Hulman, L, 8-0*HCAC game#Frostburg State University Tournament26COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Team RecordsGameMost Goals: 5 vs. Bluffton University, 2010Most Assists: 3 vs. Defiance College, 2010; vs. Bluffton University, 2010; vs. Wittenberg University,2010; vs. John Jay College 2011; vs. Hanover 2011Most Goals Allowed: 10 vs. Cedarville University, 2005SeasonMost Goals Scored: 26, 2011Assists: 12, 2011Most Total Points: 64, 2011Most Goals Allowed: 70, 2005Fewest Goals Scored: 9, 2005, 2006Fewest Goals Allowed: 41, 2008Most Wins: 7, 2011Most Losses: 16, 2005Consecutive Wins: 3, 2011Most Shutouts: 3, 2011Consecutive Shutouts: 2, 2011Best Record: 7-12-0, 2011Lions’ midfielder James Grzebyk returns in 2012 for his third season.2012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 27

Individual RecordsGAMEMost Points4, Chris Dobrowolski vs. FranklinCollege, 2006; Christopher Corbettvs. Defiance College, 2010, andBluffton University, 2010Most Goals2, Chris Dobrowolski vs. FranklinCollege, 2006; Christopher Corbettvs. Defiance College, 2010Most Assists2, Nicholas Siko vs. DefianceCollege, 2010; Christopher Corbettvs. Bluffton University, 2010, andWittenberg University, 2010Most Saves22, Austin Campbell vs.Westminster College, 2008SEASONMost Points16, Christopher Corbett, 201016, Christopher Corbett, 20118, Chris Dobrowolski, 20068, Nick Siko, 20118, Timothy Pope, 20117, Brian Ayers, 20077, Ben Denier, 20087, James Hice, 20116, Timothy Pope, 20106, Nicholas Groman, 20106 Lee Rogers, 20115, Evan Rogers, 20055, Ben Denier, 20075, Nick Siko, 20095, Bryson Lewis, 20114, Brian Ayers, 20054, Tim Maloney, 20054, Cory Rosenberg, 20064, Robert Huesman, 20074, Jake Merkel, 20084, James Hice, 20104, Bryson Lewis, 20104, Nicholas Siko, 2010Most Goals6, Christopher Corbett, 20106, Christopher Corbett, 20114, Chris Dobrowolski, 20064, Nick Siko, 20113, Brian Ayers, 20073, Ben Denier, 20083, Tim Pope, 2010, 20113, Nicholas Groman, 20103, James Hice, 20113, Lee Rogers, 20112, Evan Rogers, 20052, Brian Ayers, 20052, Tim Maloney, 20052, Cory Rosenberg, 20062, Ben Denier, 20072, Robert Huesman, 20072, Nick Siko, 20092, Tim Pope, 20092, Dustin Hinken, 20092, James Maguire, 2011Most Assists4, Christopher Corbett, 2010,20113, Bryson Lewis, 20112, Brandon Wolfram, 20052, Dustin Hinken, 20082, Nick Groman, 20092, James Hice, 20102, Bryson Lewis, 20102, Nicholas Siko, 20102, Timothy Pope, 201118 players tied with one eachMost Saves124, Austin Campbell, 2006106, Austin Campbell, 200891, Kenny Goodin, 200588, Tyler Kenyon, 201185, Max Hoffman, 200781, Max Hoffman, 2009Most Shutouts2, Tyler Kenyon, 20111, Austin Campbell, 20061, Max Hoffman, 20071, Austin Campbell, 20081, Tyler Kenyon, 20091, Max Hoffman, 2010CAREERMost Games69, Robert Huesman, 2005-200867, Ben Denier, 2005-200866, Brian Thesing, 2005-200864, Austin Campbell, 2005-200861, Timothy Pope 2008-201153, Peter Cahall, 2006-2008Most Points32, Christopher Corbett, 2010-201118, Tim Pope, 2008-201117, Nicholas Siko, 2009-201116, Ben Denier, 2005-200813, Brian Ayers, 2005-200713, Robert Huesman, 2005-200817, Nicholas Siko, 2009-201111, James Hice 2010-20119, Lee Rogers 2009-20118, Chris Dobrowolski, 20068, Andrew Brockman, 2005-20088, Nicholas Groman, 2009-2010Most Goals12, Christopher Corbett, 2010-20118, Tim Pope, 2008-20117, Nicholas Siko, 2009-20116, Brian Ayers, 2005-20076, Ben Denier, 2005-20085, Robert Huesman, 2005-20084, Chris Dobrowolski, 20064, James Hice, 2010-20114, Lee Rogers, 2009-20113, Andrew Brockman, 2005-20083, Jake Merkel, 2006-20083, Nicholas Groman, 2009-201028COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Mount Year-by-Year Scoring LeadersSeason Name G A Pts.2005 Evan Rogers 2 1 52006 Chris Dobrowolski 4 0 82007 Brian Ayers 3 1 72008 Ben Denier 3 1 72009 Nick Siko 2 1 52010 Christopher Corbett 6 4 162011 Christopher Corbett 6 4 16Mount Year-by-Year Saves LeadersSeason Name GP Saves2005 Kenny Goodin 9 912006 Austin Campbell 17 1242007 Max Hoffman 16 852008 Austin Campbell 14 1062009 Max Hoffman 14 812010 Max Hoffman 14 632011 Tyler Kenyon 19 88Lions’ senior midfielder Lee Rogers (#3) was a 2011 Second Team All-HCAC selection.2012 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 29

All-Time Player RosterAGabe (William) Abraham, 2009-Dave Anderson, 2005Mark Artmayer, 2008-2009Brian Ayers, 2005-2007BDavid Baillie, 2008Ben Barnes, 2009-2009Shayne Bateman, 2010-Jon Becker, 2008-2009Dan Blair, 2009-2010Andrew Brockman, 2005-2008Michael Brunner, 2009-Jake Butler, 2010-CAustin Cagle 2011-Peter Cahall, 2006-2009Adam Calme, 2006Austin Campbell, 2005-2008Colton Chicketti, 2009-2010Price Combs, 2007Toney Combs, 2011Christopher Corbett, 2010-Christopher Crone 2012-Jonathan Cunningham 2012-DShawn Damen, 2009-Nicholas Darnell, 2010Erick Davenport, 2011-Nick Davis, 2005-2006Ben Denier, 2005-2008Chris Dobrowolski, 2006Tony Downey, 2005Stephen Doyel, 2010-2011Matthew Dunkin, 2010-Corey Dunn, 2009EChristopher Earls 2012-Alex Echeverry, 2005FKris Freppon, 2008-2009Matthew Funk 2012-GKenny Goodin, 2005Nick Groman, 2009-Joe Grothe, 2007HJames Hall, 2006-2008Shane Hall, 2010-Daniel Herzberg 2012-James Hice, 2010-Stewart Higgins, 2009-2011Dustin Hinken, 2008-2009Jordan Hodge, 2005Max Hoffman, 2007-2010Bradley Hudgins, 2008-2011Robert Huesman, 2005-2008Jonathan Hurley 2011-JErik Jacob, 2007-2009Luke Jacob, 2009-2010Raheeem Johnson, 2006KZachary Kayes, 2011-Tyler Kenyon, 2009-Scott Koch, 2007Jason Krupp, 2009Mark Kuhlmann, 2008LBryson Lewis, 2010-Dakota Lewis, 2012-Raymon Love, 2005-2006Michael Lucien, 2009-2010MJames Maguire, 2011-Tim Maloney, 2005-2006Trey Mangrum, 2007Bill Mayhall, 2006-2009Dan McDonald, 2005-2006Nick McDonald, 2008-2009Brad Mercer, 2005-2006Jake Merkel, 2006-2008Josh Merz, 2007-2008Jason Modafari, 2009NMitch Naseef, 2005Joshua Neal, 2005Jake Nelson, 2011-ONick Olson 2012-Paul Orleck, 2009-2010PRush Packham, 2012-Michael Petitgout, 2010-Ryan Petronio, 2009Tim Pope, 2008-2011RConnor Radenheimer 2012-Timothy Reichling, 2011-Evan Rogers, 2005-2006Lee Rogers, 2009-Chaz Roots, 2007-2009Cory Rosenberg, 2006SBraden Schultz, 2009-2010Nick Siko, 2009-Logan Sillies, 2011-Jordan Smith 2012-Andy Stegman 2012-Andrew Stenger, 2011-Tommy Sunderhaus, 2007-2010TBrian Thesing, 2005-2008VCarlos VanLeeuwen 2012-Benjamin Vissing, 2011-WJared Wagner 2012-Chris Wahl, 2007-2008Jesse Weidner, 2010Jeremy Winegartner, 2008Andy Wise, 2006Brandon Wolfram, 2005-2006YMatt Yunger, 2007ZEric Zerges, 2005Benjamin Zimmerman, 2009Bold indicates returning (current)player.30COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

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