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GENERAL INFORMATIONANDY GOELLNERMATIAS RUBIOFREDRIK MURENQ FSchool .....................................Tusculum CollegeLocaon .......................... Greeneville, TN 37743Founded .....................................................1794Enrollment .................................................2,555President ............................ Dr. Nancy B. MoodyAlma Mater ..................Eastern Kentucky, 1972Director of Athlecs .................. Frankie DeBuskAlma Mater ................................ Furman, 1991Associate AD (SWA) .................... Deborah DavisFaculty Athlec Representave ..... Tom StueberNickname .............................................PioneersSchool Colors ......Orange (Pantone 158) & BlackStadium .........................................Pioneer FieldCapacity ...................................................3,500Surface ..................................................... GrassReligious Affiliaon ................ Presbyterian, USANaonal Affiliaon ................... NCAA Division IIConference .................................. South AtlancAssoc. Head Athlec Trainer .. Michael HawkinsCOACHING STAFFHead Coach .................................... Allen VitalAlma Mater ..............................Tusculum, 1992Record at Tusculum (yrs) ..........7-8-3 (2nd year)Career Record (yrs) ..........172-93-22 (16th year)Men’s Soccer Office Phone ........ (423) 636-7496Email .................................avital@tusculum.eduGraduate Assistant Coach ... Mahew McKeeverAlma Mater ..............................Tusculum, 20122011 Overall Record ................................. 7-8-32011 Conference Record ..................6-1-2 (2nd)Starters Returning/Lost ................................ 7/4Leermen Returning/Lost ........................ 11/11ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD for Media Relaons .......Dom DonnellyOffice Phone ............................ (423) 636-7326Cell Phone ................................ (423) 341-0091Fax ........................................... (423) 636-7370)Email ....................... ddonnelly@tusculum.eduAssistant Director (MS Contact) ....... Jim MillerOffice Phone ............................ (423) 636-7494Cell Phone ................................ (423) 329-7650Email ........................... jemiller@tusculum.eduPioneer Field Press Box .............(423)-636-7344T CRadio/TV Chart ........................... Inside Front CoverQuick Facts ............................................................ 1Table of Contents ................................................... 1About the Cover .................................................... 1College Administraon .......................................... 2Pioneer Athlec Staff ............................................. 3Head Coach Allen Vital .......................................... 4Graduate Assistant Coach Mahew McKeever ..... 5Associate A.D. Deborah Davis ................................ 5Assistant Media Relaons Dir. Jim Miller ............... 5Assoc. Head Athlec Trainer Michael Hawkins ...... 52012 Roster ........................................................... 6Pronunciaon Guide .............................................. 6Roster Breakdown ................................................. 6Season Prospectus ................................................. 7Meet the Pioneers ............................................ 8-12Pioneer Birthdays in Season .................................. 82011 Season in Review ........................................ 122011 Stascs ..................................................... 132011 Results ........................................................ 14Men’s Soccer Honors ...................................... 15-16Record Book ................................................... 17-18All-Time Series Records ....................................... 18Year-By-Year Results ....................................... 19-21All-Time Leermen Roster ............................. 21-22Tusculum College ................................................. 23Championship Teams .......................................... 24Athlec Facilies .......................... Inside Back Cover2012 Schedule ....................................... Back Cover About the Cover: Featured on this year’s cover are2011 South Atlanc Conference Coach of the Year AllenVital and senior captain Andy Goellner.CThe 2012 Tusculum College Men’s Soccer MediaGuide is published by the TC Athlec Media Rela-ons Office, Dom Donnelly, Asst. Athlec Directorfor Media Relaons.Wrien, compiled and edited by: Jim Miller, DomDonnelly, Allen Vital and Mahew McKeever.Principal Photography by: Nathan Carver, JohnDorton, Dom Donnelly, Phil Gentry, Phil Robinson,Carolina Sports Photography, WG Sportsphotos andMike Slade.Addional photography by: Travis Crabtree, CodyGreene, NCAA, South Atlanc Conference and TusculumArchives.Cover Design by: Dom Donnelly using Adobe Photoshop.Photography by Carolina Sports Photography.Prinng by: Arsc Printers, Greeneville, Tenn.2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 1

ATHLETIC STAFFTommy ArneM/W TennisHead CoachAlicia BorisSoballAssistant CoachAmy BrooksAssistant Athlec TrainerSuzanne ByrdM/W Cross CountryHead CoachAndy CollinsBaseballAssistant CoachDeborah DavisAssociate Athlec DirectorCompliance/SWAFrankie DeBuskDirector of AthlecsHead Football CoachBob DibbleM/W GolfHead CoachDom DonnellyAssistant Athlec DirectorMedia RelaonsMichael HawkinsAssociate HeadAthlec TrainerJulie HuebnerSoballHead CoachMike IezziFootballAssistant CoachTodd IrelandBaseballAssistant Head CoachDoug JonesBaseballHead CoachMichael JonesMen’s BasketballHead CoachMike JoyAssistant Athlec DirectorWomen’s SoccerHead CoachJoEllen KenneyCheerleadingHead CoachMarc KolbFootballAssociate Head CoachChris LenkerHead Athlec TrainerRandy LogginsAssistant AthlecDirectorMike McBrideMen’s BasketballAssistant CoachTim MiesmerAssistant Athlec TrainerJim MillerAssistant DirectorMedia RelaonsKendall MurrayAssistant Athlec TrainerAly PompeaniVolleyballAssistant CoachCory PraAthlec InternFran RecchiaWomen’s BasketballAssistant CoachSpencer RileyFootballAssistant CoachMichael RobinsonVolleyballHead CoachCaleb SloverFootballAssistant CoachBrandon SteeleBaseballAssistant CoachTom StueberAssistant Athlec TrainerFaculty Athlec RepresentaveTim TobinFootballAssistant CoachAllen VitalMen’s SoccerHead CoachKevin WestonFootballAssistant Head CoachKeyton WheelockWomen’s SoccerAssistant CoachKatrina WilliamsWomen’s BasketballHead CoachJusn ZimmermanFootballAssistant Coach2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 3

HEAD COACH ALLEN VITALAllen Vital will begin his second season as head men’s soccer coach at Tusculum in the fall of 2012.Vital, a 1992 Tusculum graduate, returned to his alma mater in December, 2010 aer 14 seasons as the head coachat Carson-Newman College. While at the Jefferson City, Tenn. school, Vital amassed one of finest coaching careers in SouthAtlanc Conference and NCAA Division II history. In his 14 seasons, he led the Eagles to an impressive 165-85-19 worksheet,which is the best coaching record at Carson-Newman, making him the second winningest coach in league history.In his first year at Tusculum, Vital earned SAC Coach of the Year honors for the sixth me in his career aer direcng ayouthful Pioneer squad to a second-place finish in the conference with a 6-1-2 record. It was the ninth me in his 15 yearsas a head coach that a Vital-led team has finished either first or second in the SAC. With a career record of 172-93-22, Vitalranks in the top 30 among acve NCAA Division II coaches in both wins and winning percentage (.638).Vital led the Eagles to eight South Atlanc Conference championships (2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009,2010) and seven consecuve trips to the NCAA Division II Tournament (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009). He hasbeen named SAC Coach of the Year six mes (2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011) and NCAA II Region Coach of the Year ontwo occasions (2003, 2005).In 2010, Vital guided C-N to a 12-5-1 record, including 8-1 in the league to capture the program’s third straight SACchampionship and seventh in the last eight seasons. It was also C-N’s eighth consecuve winning season with Vital’s teamsgoing 115-31-14 (.763), including 49-6-4 in South Atlanc Conference play (.864) during that eight-year span.Vital led the Eagles to one of the most successful seasons in school history in 2003 as Carson-Newman went 14-6-3 and6-1 in league acon to win their second SAC tle in four years. The Eagles advanced to the NCAA Tournament where theydefeated two top 10 teams in UNC Pembroke and USC Spartanburg and advanced to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight forCOACH VITAL YEARBYYEARthe first me in school history. C-N lost a hard-fought match to eventual naonal champion Lynn University. The Eaglesfinished the season ranked 12th in the final D-II poll in 2003.He followed that season with yet another successful campaign in 2004 as the Eagles won the SAC tle again andwas ranked as high as number one in the NSCAA Division II Pool during the season. Coach Vital was named SAC Coachof the Year and Tyler Baldock was selected the SAC Player of the Year as C-N went 17-2-1 for the program’s best winningpercentage in school history (.875).Vital and Baldock repeated those honors in 2005 as the Eagles went 18-2-2 for the most wins in school history asC-N finished the year ranked sixth in the naon. Carson-Newman captured the program’s third straight SAC Championshipand its first Food Lion SAC Tournament tle in school history. Vital and the Eagles followed with the first four-peatperformance in SAC history as C-N posted a 14-2-2 worksheet in 2006 and finished the year ranked 15th in Division II.C-N’s bid for a fih straight league crown was halted in 2007, but the Eagles sll finished the season ranked 13th inthe country and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for a fih straight year.Vital guided the Eagles to a share of the 2008 league regular season tle with Tusculum and followed with theprogram’s seventh and eighth league crowns in 2009 and 2010.While at Carson-Newman, Vital mentored 57 All-Conference honorees, including 32 All-Region selecons, threeAll-Americans (Tyler Baldock – three mes, Thomas Ostvold, Dario Carrasco), two SAC Players of the Year (Tyler Baldock– twice, Dario Carrasco), one SAC Freshman of the Year (Omar Cooke) and one SAC Scholar Athlete of the Year (ArthurGarnes).As a player, Vital garnered All-Conference honors as a freshman and sophomore at Lees-McRae as he led the Bobcatsto a pair of NJCAA Region 10 Championships. He played the 1990 and 1991 campaigns at Tusculum, where he wasselected to the NAIA All-District 24 both seasons. He led the Pioneers to a combined 26-16-2 record, while capturing the1990 Tennessee Virginia Athlec Conference Championship and followed with the 1991 NAIA District tle.Vital spent three years as the Coordinator of Special Student Acvies and Soccer Coach at Walters State CommunityCollege in Morristown, Tennessee. He holds an Advance Naonal license by the Naonal Soccer Coaches Associaonof America.Vital has been very acve in youth soccer development throughout the State of Tennessee. He served for severalyears on the coaching staff of the East Tennessee Soccer Federaon and is currently on the coaching staff of the OlympicYear W L T Pct.Carson-Newman College1997 6 9 0 .4001998 6 12 0 .3331999 12 7 2 .6192000 12 7 0 .6322001 9 8 2 .5262002 5 11 1 .3242003 14 6 3 .6742004 17 2 1 .8752005 18 2 2 .8642006 14 2 2 .8332007 15 4 2 .7622008 11 5 2 .6672009 14 5 1 .7252010 12 5 1 .694Tusculum College2011 7 8 3 .472Totals 172 93 22 .638Development Program for the State of Tennessee. Vital is also the director of coaching and player development for the Lakeway Soccer Club as well as the Star SoccerAcademy of Morristown, Tenn.Vital not only has an outstanding soccer resume, he is also a scholar. Along with a Business Administraon degree from Tusculum, he minored in French and Art.Vital is trilingual, speaking English, French and Haian Creole.Vital and his wife, Chrisna (who earned her Masters degree from Tusculum in 1994), are the proud parents of three boys Devin Alain, Jean-Pierre and Remi.4 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

COACHING STAFF / SUPPORT STAFFMATTHEWMCKEEVERGraduate Assistant Coach1st Year • Tusculum, 2012JIMMILLERAssistant Athletic Media Relations Director3rd Year • Penn State Harrisburg, 1996Mahew McKeever is beginning his first full season as a graduate assistantcoach for the Tusculum College men’s soccer program. McKeever will be assisng inall aspects of the program aer serving as a student assistant in spring 2012.He has coached in the local community with the Greeneville Galaxy for the pastthree years and is currently serving as head coach of the Galaxy U14 boys squad.McKeever, a nave of Belfast, Northern Ireland, was a four-year leerman atTusculum where he played in 44 matches, including 33 starts. In his freshman year, heplayed 15 matches, along with 11 starts as the Pioneers won both the South AtlancConference and regular-season and tournament tles, while winning the NCAA DivisionII Southeast Region championship. TC established a school record going 20-3-1and advancing to the naonal quarterfinal and ended the year with a No. 7 naonalranking.In his sophomore year, Tusculum finished with a 10-6-2 record, including a strongpostseason run to win the program its second straight SAC Tournament crown.He graduated from St. MacNissi’s College in Northern Ireland and played juniorfootball for Larne Youth before moving to Glentoran FC where he was named Player ofthe Year in 2006. He also played for Linfield FC youth team during the 2006-07 season,before moving to Larne FC of the Irish League for 2007-08. His playing experience alsoincludes the N. Ireland U16 squad in 2006.McKeever graduated from Tusculum in May 2012 with a degree in businessadministraon and is currently working on his advanced degree in human resourcedevelopmentMICHAELHAWKINSAssociate Head Athletic Trainer7th Year • Appalachian State, 2003Jim Miller is in his third year as Assistant Director of Athlec Media Relaons atTusculum College.Miller, a nave of Lancaster, Pa., comes to Tusculum aer a three-year snt asthe sports informaon director at Elizabethtown (Pa.) College and brings over 10 yearsof experience at the Division III level.Miller will assist in all aspects of the promoon and media relaons for the College’s14 sports and will serve as the primary media contact for men and women’s soccer,women’s basketball, men and women’s tennis and soball.A 1996 graduate of Penn State Harrisburg with a bachelor’s degree in communicaons,Miller interned at the University of Delaware in 1996-97 before serving as theconference sports informaon director for the Middle Atlanc Conference from 1997to 1999. He was the sports informaon director at Susquehanna (Pa.) University from2000 to 2007 prior to moving to Elizabethtown.Miller created the MAC’s first Web page in 1998 and helped run the conference’sindoor track & field championships from 2002 through 2010. He also spearheaded aredesign of the Elizabethtown athlecs web site in 2009, developed social networkingpages for the athlecs program and introduced live online stats for most Elizabethtownhome events.Miller is also a member of the College Sports Informaon Directors of Americaand he and his wife, Krisna are the parents of a daugther, Avery, who was born lastfall.DEBORAHDAVISAssociate Athletic DirectorCompliance/Senior Woman Administrator17th Year • Tusculum, 1997Michael Hawkins was promoted to the posion of Associate Head Athlec Trainerin 2008.Entering his seventh year on the Tusculum Athlec Training staff, Hawkins assistsin the athlec training needs for all 14 sponsored sports at Tusculum. He is responsiblefor the athlec training needs of men’s and women’s soccer this year.Hawkins came to Tusculum from Troy University, where he served as a graduateassistant athlec trainer since 2004. While at the Troy, Ala. school, he workedprimarily with the Trojans’ football while assisng with the evaluaon, treatment,rehabilitaon and documentaon of athlec injuries as well as administrave responsibilies.While at Troy, he also assisted physicians from the Alabama Sports Medicineand Orthopaedic Center and team physician in a weekly clinic for the community andthe university.As an undergraduate at Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., he servedas an athlec training student and assisted with men’s soccer, baseball, track & field,wrestling and football.The Murphy, N.C. nave has served as an athlec trainer at numerous summercamps including the Alabama High School Athlec Associaon Baseball Camp and UniversalCheerleading Associaon Camps.He is a member of the Naonal Athlec Trainers Associaon (NATA), is a licensedathlec trainer in the State of Tennessee and is an approved clinical instructor. He isalso cerfied instructor by the American Red Cross in CPR and AED, NATA BOC cerfiedand is an American Cancer Society Fresh Start Facilitator.Hawkins completed his Masters of Science degree in Sport and Fitness Managementfrom Troy in December of 2005. He is also a 2003 Appalachian State graduate,where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Athlec Training. While at ASU,he was a member of the Dean’s List (2001-03) and was the four-me recipient of theMurphy Medical Scholarship.Hawkins is married to the former Summer Green of Murphy, N.C. They are theproud parents of one daughter, Cora Wade and son Adler Von. Michael is an accomplisheddrummer with the alternave hard rock band, “The Xiphoid Process.”Deborah Davis is in her 17th year on the Tusculum College Athlec staff. Davis,a nave of Milan, Tenn., has served the Pioneer athlecs department in a variety ofroles. Davis holds the tles of Associate Athlec Director, Senior Woman Administratorand oversees NCAA Compliance for Tusculum’s 14 intercollegiate sports.As Associate Athlec Director, Davis is responsible for the day-to-day operaonof the athlecs department. Davis is entering her 12th year as Tusculum’s NCAA ComplianceOfficer. She is responsible for tracking student-athlete eligibility and Tusculum’sconnued compliance with NCAA rules and regulaons.She is serving as chair of the South Atlanc Conference Compliance OfficersCommiee and the SAC Senior Woman Administrators commiee.She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Tusculum College. In 1997,she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Organizaonal Management, graduangMagna Cum Laude. Davis followed that in 1999 with her Master’s degree in the samefield from Tusculum.She is married to Mr. Sco Davis and they are the parents of two daughters,Kandice and Amber. They also have two grandsons, Ty and Trey.2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 5

2012 T C P2012 ROSTERNo. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School/High School Pronunciaon00 Trevor Lund GK 6-1 175 Jr.. Hebron, Conn./RHAM HS0 Clay Jarrell GK 6-1 175 Sr. Tullahoma, Tenn./Tullahoma HS1 Andy Goellner GK 6-1 180 Sr. Denver, Colo./Denver South HS GELL-ner2 Drayson Davenport D 5-10 165 Jr. Acworth, Ga./North Cobb HS3 Brandon Burney MF 5-7 140 Sr. Burke, Va./Louisburg College/Lake Braddock HS4 Maas Rubio D 6-0 180 So. Bradenton, Fla./Edison Academics Muh-TEE-us ROO-be-oh6 David Montes MF 5-9 165 Jr. Coral Springs, Fla./North Broward Prep Mon-TEZ7 Roberto Pimentel MF 5-6 140 So. Campinas, Brazil/American School of Campinas8 Adam Kulbat D 6-0 175 So. Blaxland, NSW, Australia/Blaxland HS KOOL-baht9 Stephen McNeill F 5-8 135 So. Bradenton, Fla./IMG Academy10 Andre Bissmark F 6-0 165 So. Gothenburg, Sweden/Jensen Gymnasium11 Philip Wistrom MF 6-1 177 Fr. Sollentuna, Sweden/Rudbecksskolan12 Carter Dorton D 5-9 155 So. Bradenton, Fla./Manatee HS14 Pablo Laguna F 6-0 184 Fr. Zaragosa, Spain/Colegio Britanico de Aragon Lah-GOON-a15 Simon Corell MF 5-7 150 Fr. Kungalv, Sweden/Internaonal School Core-ELL16 Fredrik Muren D 5-10 175 So. Bolandet, Norway/Ulstein Vidaregaand School17 Dario Greiser D 6-0 187 Fr. Berlin, Germany/Waldoberschule GRY-zer18 Bre Munson MF 5-10 170 So. Glen Arm, Md./IMG Academies19 Nduka Kemjika F 5-11 174 Fr. Liverpool, England/Tresham College En-DOO-ka Kem-GEE-ka20 Paul Bergvin MF 5-7 145 Sr. Crossville, Tenn./Brevard College/Stone Memorial HS21 Tiago Doneux MF 5-7 150 Fr. Sao Paulo, Brazil/Colegio Santa Marcelina CHA-go Don-OH22 Ulises Luna MF 5-9 155 Fr. Waxhaw, N.C./Marvin Ridge HS25 Cody Kammerzell F 5-9 145 So. Hendersonville, Tenn./Staon Camp HS33 Victor Ohlin GK 5-11 165 Fr. Angelholm, Sweden/Angelholms Gymnasieskola OH-linn34 Jo Jien Lee GK 5-11 161 Fr. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia/The King’s School JINHead Coach: Allen Vital (Tusculum, 1992), 2nd season/16th overallGraduate Assistant Coach: Mahew McKeever (Tusculum, 2012)AFront Row (L-R): Brandon Burney, Stephen McNeill, Ulises Luna, Drayson Davenport, Cody Kammerzell, Chaz Heller, vid Montes, Paul Bergvin, Roberto Pimentel, Tiago Doneux. Second Row: Graduate Assistant Coach Mahew McKeever,Da-Assistant Athlec Trainer Amy Brooks, Victor Ohlin, Clay Jarrell, Andy Goellner, Trevor Lund, Jo Jien Lee, Head CoachAllen Vital, Jason Keever. Back Row: Bre Munson, Adam Kulbat, Pablo Laguna, Nduka Kemjika, Pal Stromberg, PhilipWistrom, Andre Bissmark, Dario Greiser, Simon Corell, Carton Dorton. Not Pictured: Fredrik Muren, Maas Rubio.B CA ............................. 1B ................................... 2E .............................. 1G .............................. 1M .............................. 1N ................................ 1S .................................... 1S ................................ 4U S ..................... 13B SC ............................ 1C ........................ 1F ................................ 4G ............................... 1M ............................ 1N C .................. 1T ............................ 3V ............................... 1B CF ............................. 9S ........................ 9J ................................ 3S ................................ 4B PG ........................ 5D ............................ 6M ......................... 9F ............................ 5B H5-6 ........................................ 15-7 ........................................ 45-8 ........................................ 15-9 ........................................ 45-10 ...................................... 35-11 ...................................... 36-0 ........................................ 56-1 ........................................ 4R BB MA ......................... 1A T ................ 1B ............................... 7C S ............... 1M ....................... 1P-M ....................... 1P E ............. 1S S ...................... 2S M ............ 7U ......................... 5* O D-M OT-MB B MJ ................................ 4F .............................. 0M ................................. 3A .................................... 3M ...................................... 2J ..................................... 2J ...................................... 1A ................................. 1S ........................... 3O ............................... 3N ............................ 1D ............................ 1No. Name20 Paul Bergvin10 Andre Bissmark3 Brandon Burney15 Simon Corell2 Drayson Davenport21 Tiago Doneux12 Carter Dorton1 Andy Goellner17 Dario Greiser0 Clay Jarrell25 Cody Kammerzell19 Nduka Kemjika8 Adam Kulbat14 Pablo Laguna34 Jo Jien Lee22 Ulises Luna00 Trevor Lund9 Stephen McNeill6 David Montes18 Bre Munson16 Fredrik Muren33 Victor Ohlin7 Roberto Pimentel4 Maas Rubio11 Philip Wistrom6 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

SEASON PROSPECTUSFielding a team largely consisng of freshmen, the Tusculum Collegemen’s soccer team finished second in the South Atlanc Conferencestandings in 2011.Now sophomores, the returning Pioneers welcome another strongfreshman class to a program that was picked to finish on top of theSouth Atlanc Conference according to the league’s head coaches.Head coach Allen Vital begins his second season on the Tusculumsidelines with seven starters and 11 leerwinners back from last year’steam, including four preseason All-SAC selecons.FORWARDSThe Tusculum aack is highlighted by second-team preseason All-SAC selecon Stephen McNeill (Bradenton, Fla.), who scored a teamhighseven goals as a freshman including four game-winners. Two ofhis game-winning goalscame in 1-0 victories,against Newberry onOctober 1 and 13thrankedClayton State onOctober 8.Sophomores AndreBissmark (Gothenburg,Sweden) and Cody Kammerzell(Hendersonville,Tenn.) did not see gameme me last season but willSophomore Stephen McNeillbe counted on to be topPreseason All-SAC Second Team contributors up top forthe Pioneers.Bissmark was a two-me MVP and leading scorer for his clubteam in Sweden, while Kammerzell will get a chance to show the skillsthat allowed him to enjoy a record-seng career at Staon Camp HighSchool.A trio of freshmen — Dario Greiser (Berlin, Germany), Pablo Laguna(Zaragosa, Spain) and Nduka Kemjika (Liverpool, England) are alsoexpected to make contribuons on the front line for the Pioneers. Kemjikabrings strong internaonal credenals, having been a top scorer forhis school team in England over the past few years.MIDFIELDERSSophomore Roberto Pimentel (Campinas, Brazil) is the anchor ofthe Pioneer midfield unit, having been named second-team All-SAC followinga strong freshman season. He started all 18 games and rankedthird on the team with three goals and nine points to go with a teamhighthree assists. His overme goal gave the Pioneers a 3-2 victoryover Lincoln Memorial on October 18 of last season.Freshmen Philip Wistrom (Solletuna, Sweden) and Simon Corell(Kungalv, Sweden) are expected to step in and play an immediate keyrole in the midfield for the Pioneers. Wistrom averaged well over a pointa game in two years for his Swedish club team, while Corell earned hishigh school’s Best Scorer Award twice.Senior Brandon Burney (Burke, Va.) will contribute both on defenseand in the midfield aer making 12 appearances and six startslast season following two years at Louisburg College.Addional support will be provided by junior David Montes (CoralSprings, Fla.), who has seen regular acon in each of his first two years,along with freshman Tiago Doneux (Sao Paulo, Brazil).DEFENDERSTusculum’s strength lies in its all-sophomore back line, whichboasts returning All-SAC and Daktronics All-Region honoree Maas Rubio(Bradenton, Fla.) along with preseason first-team All-SAC seleconFredrik Muren (Bolandet, Norway).Rubio was a first-team All-SAC honoree aer making 16 starts andplaying all but five minutes. He scored his first career goal in a 4-0 winover Carson-Newman on Oct. 12.Muren was equally reliable in the back for the Pioneers, grabbingsecond-team All-SAC recognion as he started all 18 games and playedall but 10 minutes.A third returningsophomore starter isAdam Kulbat (Blaxland,Australia), who appearedin the lineup 14mes last season. Kulbatcontributed a pair of assistsduring 2011, bothcoming against Lees-McRae on Sept. 20.Carter Dorton (Bradenton,Fla.) rounds outSophomore Adam Kulbatthe starng unit for the Pioneers aer making 16 starts as a freshman.Dorton scored his first career goal in a 3-2 overme win at Lincoln Memorialon Oct. 18.Junior Drayson Davenport (Acworth, Ga.) is a two-year veteran ofthe Pioneer program and will provide depth on the outside. Davenportplayed in seven games last season with two starts.GOALKEEPERSSenior Andy Goellner is in his third season as the full-me starterfor the Pioneers. He enters the season already ranked in school historyin several goalkeeping categories, including goals against average (1.72,fih), saves (207, third),shutouts (8, third) andminutes (3,406, fourth).Last season,Goellner started all 18matches and finishedwith a 1.21 goals againstaverage, ed ed for thethird-lowest in a seasonin program history. Hisseven shutouts were thefourth-most in a seasonSenior Andy Goellnerin TC history, includinga streak of five straightclean sheets at midseason.Goellner has a pair of veteran backups in senior Clay Jarrell (Tullahoma,Tenn.) and junior Trevor Lund (Hebron, Conn.). The Pioneersalso feature a pair of freshman netminders in Victor Ohlin (Angelholm,Sweden) and Jo Jien Lee (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia).SCHEDULETusculum kicks off its 2012 schedule on Aug. 30 at Limestone, andwill make its 2012 home debutagainst Barry on Saturday,Sept. 1 under the lightsat Pioneer Field.On Sept. 7 and 9, the Pioneerswill once again hostthe Stanno Tournament atPioneer Field. Tusculum willbale regional rival Lees-McRae on Friday, Sept. 7and face provisional NCAAmember Shorter on Sunday,Sept. 9.Food Lion SAC Tournamentacon begins withquarterfinal matches oncampus sites on Tuesday,Oct. 30. The semifinal andfinal matches will be playedat Rock Hill, S.C. on Nov. 2and 4. The NCAA championshipwill be played Saturday,Dec. 1 at Evans, Ga.SAC PC PRk. Team Pts.1. TUSCULUM (2) 692. Mars Hill (4) 683. Anderson (3) 674. Lincoln Memorial (3) 625. Lenoir-Rhyne 446. Carson-Newman 407. Catawba 37Wingate 379. Newberry 1610. Brevard 10First-place votes in parentheses2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 7

PAULBERGVIN20MIDFIELDER 5-7 Sr.Crossville, Tenn. • Brevard College • Stone Memorial HSBusiness2011: Did not play... Brevard College: Played two seasons (2009 & 2010) at the Brevard, N.C.school... Appeared in 11 matches for the Tornados, including seven in 2010... Saw 2010 actonagainst Carson-Newman (Sep. 18), Lenoir-Rhyne (Sep. 22), Lincoln Memorial (Sep. 25), MarsHill (Oct. 1), Wingate (Oct. 9), Anderson (Oct. 12) and North Georgia (Oct. 27)... Recordedtwo shots, including one on frame vs. Wingate... Played in four matches as a freshman in2009, where he posted a shot against North Greenville (Oct. 24)... High School: AendedStone Memorial High School where he was coached by his father, Geir Bergvin... Played hisclub soccer with Noeroy IF and was coached by Rune Krisansen... Personal: Born June 13,1991 in Cincinna, Ohio... Son of Geir and Pam Bergvin... Brother - Erik Bergvin... Majoring inbusiness with a minor in history... Athlec Director’s Honor Roll... Plans to work in Europe followinggraduaon; Favorite midnight snack: Peanut Buer & Jelly sandwich; Favorite musicalarst: Linkin Park; Favorite song: “Mr. Jones”; Paul can’t imagine a week without: Sleep; Mostthrilling moment in sports: Scoring 12 goals in a match when he was 11-years old; Advice tokids: “Never grow up”; Favorite color: Orange; Favorite food: Skyline Chili; Favorite sport otherthan soccer: Golf; Person Paul most admires: His brother; Toughest player Paul has ever faced:Harald Himberg; What people don’t know about Paul: He is a dual cizen; When he was a kid,Paul tried to be like: Pavel Nedved and Edgar Davids.ANDREBISSMARK10FORWARD 6-0 So.Gothenburg, Sweden • Jensen GymnasiumSport ManagementHigh School: Graduated from Jensen Gymnasium in Sweden... Played his club soccer withMossen BK in Sweden where he was coached by Ulop Lidberg and Andreas Eliesersson... Two-me MVP (2009, 2010) and Top goal scorer twice (2010, 2011)... Personal: Born June 12,1991 in Sweden... Son of Carl-Ian and Erica Bissmark... Brother - Johan Bissmark... Majoring insport management... SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athlec Director’s Honor Roll... Plansto play professional soccer and start his own business; Favorite book: “The Da Vinci Code”;Favorite class at Tusculum: Sport Management; Favorite musical arsts: Swedish House Mafia,Lil’ Wayne, Wiz Khalifa; Andre can’t imagine a week without: Social Networks; Most thrillingmoment in sports: Scoring the winning goal in region final in Sweden; Advice to kids: “Followyour dreams”; Favorite food: Pasta; Favorite sport other than soccer: Ice hockey; People Andremost admires: His parents; Toughest player Andre has ever faced: Nicklas Barkroth (nowplaying for UD Leira in Portugal); When he was a kid, Andre tried to be like: David Beckham;What people think when they first meet Andre: “He dresses weird”BRANDONBURNEY3MIDFIELD 5-7 Sr.Burke, Va. • Louisburg College • Lake Braddock HSSport Management2011: Played in 12 matches, including six starts in his first year with the Pioneers... Recordedstarts against Millersville (Sep. 2), Shepherd (Sep. 4), No. 10 Barry (Sep. 9), Nova Southeastern(Sep. 11), Limestone (Sep. 14) and Lees-McRae (Sep. 20)... Tallied an assist at Shepherd...Played in 467 minutes, including a season-high 105 against Barry... Louisburg College: Teamadvanced to the NJCAA Naonal Tournament in his freshman season as the team finishedfourth in the country... Only freshman to start and play in every match... High School: Graduatedfrom Lake Braddock Secondary School... Coached by Joe Soos... Three-year leerman...Posted 22 goals in his prep career... District Player of the Year as a senior... All-District FirstTeam... All-Region First Team... All-MET selecon... Played his club soccer with Team AmericaPremier where he was coached by Brian Robertson... Personal: Born Jan. 1, 1990 in Fairfax,Va... Son of Kenny and Teresa Burney... Sister - Alicia Burney, who was a cheerleader at GeorgeMason University... Majoring in sport management... Plans to connue playing soccer andeventually become an athlec director following graduaon... Favorite midnight snack: Pizza;Favorite musical arst: Lil’ Wayne; Brandon can’t imagine a week without: His cell phone;Most thrilling moment in sports: Making it to naonals and beang the two-me defendingnaonal champions... Advice to kids: “Never give up on your dream”; Favorite colors: Burgundyand Gold; Favorite food: Pasta; Favorite sport other than soccer: Football; People Brandonmost admires: His family; Toughest player Brandon has ever faced: Freddy Adu; What peopledon’t know about Brandon: He loves the Washington Redskins; When he was a kid, Brandontried to be like: Ronaldinho; When people first meet Brandon, they think: “He is a lot youngerthan he looks.B B’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2011 12 6 467 0 1 1 4 2 .000 0Totals 12 6 467 0 1 1 4 2 .000 0SIMONCORELL15MIDFIELDER 5-7 Fr.Kungalv, Sweden • Mimers Hus GymnasiumBusiness AdministrationHigh School: Graduated from Mimers Hus Gymnasium in Sweden... Coached by Hakan Sandberg...Named Best Goal Scorer in 2008 and 2011... Played for the regional team in Gothenburg...Club Team: Yerby IS... Coached by Hakan Sandberg... Personal: Full name is SimonSanago Corell... Born January 28, 1992 in Sweden... Son of Bill Dahlin and Carina Corell...Brother - Pether; Sisters - Elsa, Alba, Linda... Majoring in business administraon... Plans to gethis Master’s degree at the University of Gothenburg... Favorite autors: Katarina Kerr, Tolkien;Favorite musical arst: Blink 182; Favorite song: “Down”; Most thrilling moment in sports:Winning the league in 2008; Advice to kids: “Have fun and stay focused”; Favorite color: Blue;Favorite food: Hamburger; Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball; Person Simon admiresmost: Zidane.DRAYSONDAVENPORT2DEFENDER 5-10 Jr.Acworth, Ga. • North Cobb HSSports Science2011: Appeared in seven matches, while garnering a start against Nova Southeastern (Sep.11) and Limestone (Sep. 14)... Recorded an assist against Limestone... Played in 315 total minutes...2010: Played in 16 matches, including 13 starts... Scored a goal at Catawba (Oct. 23)...Finished the season with three shots, while playing in 1,126 minutes... High School: Graduatedfrom North Cobb HS in Kennesaw, Ga…Coached by Zach Mathis…Two-sport star in footballand soccer at North Cobb…2010 Varsity Soccer Offensive Player of the Year…2010 VarsitySoccer Player of the Year... Club Soccer: Kennesaw Futbol Club where he was coached by DanDobry... Personal: Full name is Drayson D. Davenport… Born on Sep. 28, 1991 in Baton Rouge,La… Son of Richard and Angela Davenport… Sister - Meaghann Davenport… Majoring in sportsscience… Favorite book: “Winnie the Pooh”; Favorite midnight snack: Sour Patch Kids; Favoritemusical arst: Barbra Streisand; Favorite song: “Old McDonald Had a Farm”; Advice to kids:“Don’t forget to brush”; Favorite color: Blue; Favorite food: Fried Rice; Favorite sport: Quittage;People Drayson most admires: His parents; Toughest player Drayson has ever faced: Hissister; What people don’t know about Drayson: He wrestled a wolf once.D D’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2010 16 13 1126 1 0 2 3 1 .333 02011 7 2 315 0 1 1 1 0 .000 0Totals 23 15 1441 1 1 3 4 1 .250 0TIAGODONEUX21MIDFIELDER 5-7 Fr.Sao Paulo, Brazil • Colegio Santa MarcelinaUndeclaredHigh School: Aended Colegio Santa Marcelina... Club Soccer: Club Athleco Paulistano...Coached by Walter de Oliveira... Personal: Full name is Tiago De Fiore Doneux... Born Sep. 29,1991... Son of Sergio Doneux and Claudia De Fiore Doneux... Brother - Fabio De Fiore Doneux;Sister - Julia De Fiore Doneux... Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning vice championshiphonors of the Helsinky Cup in 2006... Favorite sport other than soccer: Tennis; Person Tiagomost admires: His brother.P B SAugust31 .......................................................................................................Ulises LunaSeptember8 .....................................................................................................Bre Munson28 .......................................................................................... Drayson Davenport29 ................................................................................................... Tiago DoneuxOctober7 ....................................................................................................Fredrik Muren20 ........................................................................................................ Jo Jien Lee27 ....................................................................................................Maas RubioNovember9 ................................................................................................... Nduka Kemjika8 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

CARTERDORTON12DEFENDER 5-9 So.Bradenton, Fla. • Manatee HSBusiness2011: Played 17 of Tusculum’s 18 matches, including 16 starts where he logged 1,436 minutes...Finished the season with nine shots, including five on frame, including a goal in a 3-2win at Lincoln Memorial (Oct. 18)... Posted a season-high four shots at Shepherd (Sep. 4)...Logged match 110 minutes each againstLees-McRae (Sep. 20) and Catawba (Oct.22)... High School: Graduated from ManateeHS... Coached by Renee Mirandella...Varsity Athlec Award recipient... OffensivePlayer of the Year... Most ValuablePlayer of the Year... All-Manatee CountyTea... All-State honoree... Club Soccer: IMGAcademics... Coached by Ferdi Mahaeis...Personal: Mahew Carter Dorton... BornMarch 31, 1993... Son of John and Lynn Dorton...Brother - Hunter, who played soccerat the University of Central Florida and theUniversity of Akron... Majoring in business...Favorite book: “The Lorax”; Favorite class atTusculum: Recreaonal Leadership; Favoritemusical arsts: Wiz Khalifa, Mac Miller, Lil’Wayne; Advice to kids: “Stay concentrated;Favorite colors: Blue, Red; Favorite food:Chipotle; Favorite sport other than soccer:Basketball; Person Carter most admires: Superman; Toughest player Carter has ever faced:Lionel Messi; What people don’t know about Carter: He likes “The Lion King”; When he wasa kid, Carter tried to be like: Chuck Norris; When people first meet Carter, they think: “He isa weekday warrior”.C D’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2011 17 16 1436 1 0 2 9 5 .556 0Totals 17 16 1436 1 0 2 9 5 .556 0ANDYGOELLNER1GOALKEEPER 6-1 Sr.Denver, Colo. • Denver South HSSport Mgmt./Business Administration/Accounting2012: Enters his senior campaign already ranked in school history in several goalkeeping categories...His 1.72 goals against average is the fih lowest in TC history, while his 207 careersaves and eight career shutouts are both the third most by a Pioneer keeper... Has playedin 38 career matches, while recording 3406minutes (4th in TC history)... 2011: Startedall 18 matches and recorded seven shutouts(4th in TC history) and a goals against averageof 1.21 (T3rd in TC history)... His sevenshutouts were second-most in the SAC,while he ranked fourth in save percentage(.781) and saves per game (4.56) and fihin goals against average... Had a streak offive consecuve shutouts at midseason andhelped the Pioneers to a second-place finishin the SAC with a league record of 6-1-2...Played in 1716 minutes, which are the fihmost in Tusculum history... Recorded shutoutsagainst Brevard (Sep. 28), Newberry(Oct. 1), Mars Hill (Oct. 5), No. 13 ClaytonState (Oct. 8), Carson-Newman (Oct. 12),Catawba (Oct. 22) and Wingate (Oct. 27)...Posted a season-high nine saves at LincolnMemorial (Oct. 18)... Tallied eight saves eachagainst No. 10 Barry (Sep. 9) and Wingate... Aer Aer dropping his first six matches of the year,he posted a solid 7-2-2 mark in his final 11 contests with a 0.68 GAA during that span... 2010:Started in all 17 matches and played in all but 32 of 1570 minutes that Tusculum posted... Tallieda 2.34 GAA, while posng 116 saves and a shutout... Clean-sheet came in 0-0 draw againstYoung Harris (Sep. 11)... Averaged 6.82 saves per match, which was ninth-best in the naon...Allowed a goal or less on five different occasions... Recorded 11 saves at Brevard (Sep. 28) and10 saves each against Lander (Sep. 18) and Lenoir-Rhyne (Oct. 30)... Accounted for nine savesapiece against Young Harris and Wingate (Sep. 25)... 2009: Played in three matches, includingone start…Posted a record of 1-0 with a 1.18 goals against average…Made his first collegiatestart at Milligan (Sep. 9), making a season-high five saves and allowing one goal en route to a2-1 win…Logged 29 minutes against Brevard (Sep. 23), making two saves…Recorded 29 minutesat Lenoir-Rhyne (Oct. 31), allowing one goal and making two saves... High School: Graduatedfrom Denver South HS where he was a four-year leer-winner in soccer… All-Conferenceperformer in 2006…Team captain from 2006-2008... Played club ball with the ColoradoRapids Academy, where he was coached by Brian Crookham... Personal: Full name is AndrewGoellner…Born April 21, 1989 in Denver, Colo….Son of Craig and Jan Goellner…Has a youngerbrother, Ma and a younger sister, Jessie… A rare triple major in sport management, businessadministraon and accounng… Named to the Sports Launch “Thirty Under 30” list of youngprofessionals in the field of sport management where he was featured in an arcle and the 29other college students and young working adults appeared in the April, 2012 edion of thepublicaon... Has also served as a teaching assistant for the Tusculum College physical educaondepartment... Has worked with theRocky Mountain Soccer Camps and in hisfirst job he not only worked as a coach, butwrote and implemented the goalkeepingcurriculum for the program... Career plansinclude to be the general manager of a majorleague sports team and to “become oneof the most respected and successful sportsexecuves in the country.”... Honored withtwo physical educaon academic awardslast year including: Tennessee Associaonfor Health, Physical Educaon, Recreaonand Dance Outstanding Major Award andthe Naonal Associaon for Sport andPhysical Educaon... SAC Commissioner’sHonor Roll… Athlec Director’s HonorRoll… Dean’s List... Charles Oliver GrayHonors List... Presidents List... Communityservice includes the “Help Me, Help You”small business support program, TusculumCollege Center for Economic Development and the Bonner Leaders Program; Favorite class atTusculum: Accounng; Favorite books: “Freakonomics” by Levi and Dubner and “Covert” byBob Delaney; Favorite midnight snack: Chips and salsa; Favorite musical arsts: Avicii, SwedishHouse Mafia; Favorite song: “The Way We See the World” by Dimitri Vegas and Nervo; Andycan’t imagine a week without: Destroying Andre Bissmark in pracce; Most thrilling momentin sports: Training with the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer; Favorite sports teams:Denver Broncos and Manchester City; Advice to kids: “Work hard and dream big”; Favoritecolor: Blue; Favorite food: Anything Italian; Favorite sports other than soccer: Snowboarding…PersonAndy most admires: Adam Kulbat and his fashion sense; The toughest opponentAndy has ever played against: Conor Casey of the Colorado Rapids; What people don’t knowabout Andy: He loves mountain sports; When people first meet Andy, they think: “What acool dude!”A G’ C SYear MP MS MIN GA GAA Saves W L T ShO2009 3 1 152 2 1.18 9 1 0 0 02010 17 17 1537 40 2.34 116 2 12 3 12011 18 18 1716 23 1.21 82 7 8 3 7Totals 38 36 3406 65 1.72 207 10 20 6 8DARIOGREISER17DEFENDER 6-0 Fr.Berlin, Germany • WaldoberschuleSports ScienceHigh School: Aended Waldoberschule... Club Soccer: Berliner SC. Personal: Full name isDario Dusn Greiser... Majoring in Sports Science.CLAYJARRELL0GOALKEEPER 6-1 Sr.Tullahoma, Tenn. • Tullahoma HSMathematics with Computer Science2011: Did not play. 2010: Did not play. 2009: Did not play. High School: Graduated from TallahomaHS in Tallahoma, Tenn… Three-year leerman in soccer…Coached by Richie Chadwiull…2009 All-State Team... First Team All-District performer (2009)… Member of two-me districtchampionship team... 2007 Coaches Award recipient... 2008 Scholar Athlete Award... 2009Team MVP... Club Soccer: Rocket City United that won the 2008 Superliga Championship...Coached by Greg Peterson. Personal: Full name is Clayton Sco Jarrell… Born on Dec. 17,1990 in Tallahoma, Tenn… Son of Gary and Direnda Jarrell… Has a younger brother, Adam…Majoring in mathemacs with computer Science… Plans to pursue a Master’s degree in Architecture…SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athlec Director’s Honor Roll... Dean’s List...Favorite class at Tusculum: Operang Systems... Favorite midnight snack: Almonds… Favoritemusical arst: The Rolling Stones… Favorite song: “Gimme Shelter” by The Rolling Stones…Clay can’t imagine a week without: His iPod... Clay’s advice to kids: “Never give up on yourgoals”; Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning his first PK shootout; Favorite color: Orange;Favorite food: Smoked ribs; Favorite sport other than soccer: Swimming; Person Clay mostadmires: His father; What people don’t know about Clay: He has an alter ego named - ClesJarnell; When he was a kid, Clay tried to be like: The trash man.2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 9

CODYKAMMERZELL25FORWARD 5-9 So.Hendersonville, Tenn. • Station Camp HSPre-Medicine2011: Did not play. High School: Graduated from Staon Camp HS... Coached by Thomas Morand...Two-me TSSAA All-Star Team honoree... Offensive MVP... District Golden Boot recipient...Holds school record for most regular season goals (21) and most goals in a completeseason (27). Personal: Full name is Cody Michael Kammerzell... Born April 14, 1992 in Seale,Wash... Son of Todd and Gina Kammerzell... Brothers - C.S., Casey, Connor; His brother, C.S.,plays hurley with MTSU... Majoring in pre-medicine... Future plans include: if soccer is sll anopon, he will try to find somewhere to play and if not try to start his own chiropractor business...Community service includes: Tusculum soccer camps, served as a soccer referee andhelped set up a clothing drive at a warehouse... Favorite books: “127 Hours”, The Bible; Favoritemidnight snack: Popcorn; Favorite musical arst: Relient K; Cody can’t imagine a weekwithout: Relaxaon; Most thrilling moment in sports: Scoring the game-winning goal in thesecond half of golden goal against Rossview to win seconals and advance to State; Advice tokids: “Be yourself, God made you special just the way you are”; Favorite color: Blue; Favoritefood: Cheese; Favorite sport other than soccer: Volleyball; People Cody most admires: JesusChrist and his older brother; What people don’t know about Cody: He is terrified of claymatedmovies; When he was a kid, Cody tried to be like: Robin Hood.NDUKAKEMJIKA19FORWARD 5-11 Fr.Liverpool, England • Tresham CollegeUndeclaredTresham College: Member of Brish College Sport East Midlands Elite league winners in 2010-11 and 2011-12... Reached BCS Naonal playoff semifinals in 2010-11... Team’s top goal scorerin 2009-10 with 17 goals... Tied for top goal scorer in 2010-11 with 18 goals... Played his clubsoccer with Keering Town U21... Coached by Chris Bradshaw and Thomas Baillie... Teamfinished third out of nine in the MidComb u21 Midlands Division... Team’s top goal scorer with11 league goals in 10 appearances... Personal: Born Nov. 9, 1992 in Liverpool, England... Sonof Emeka and Mabel Kemjika... Brother - Chido; Sisters - Chine, Cilla and Ngozi... Plans to playprofessional soccer and set up a soccer academy in West Africa... Favorite book: “Noughts &Crosses”; Favorite musical arsts: Stalley, Dom Kennedy, Drake; Nduka can’t imagine a weekwithout: soccer and music; Advice to kids: “Never give up”; Favorite color: Red; Favorite food:Italian; Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball; People Nduka most admires: His family.ADAMKULBAT8DEFENDER 6-0 So.Blaxland, NSW, Australia • Blaxland HSSport Management2011: Appeared in 15 matches, including 14 mes in the staring line-up... Accounted for threeshots on the season, while dishing out two assists, both coming in a 2-2 draw against Lees-McRae (Sep. 20) as he played in all 110 minutes... Also played in 104 minutes at Anderson (Oct.15)... Finished the year with 1,336 minutesplayed. High School: Graduated from BlaxlandHS. Personal: Born Jan. 7, 1992 in Sydney,NSW, Australia... Son of Les and AnnaKulbat... Majoring in sport management...SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... AthlecDirector’s Honor Roll... Plans to work onhis Master’s degree aer Tusculum... Favoritebook: “The Great Gatsby”; Favoritemidnight snack: Dry noodles; Favorite musicalarsts: Avicii, Meek Mill, House music;Favorite song: “Silhouees” by Avicii; Adamcan’t imagine a week without: Sports; Adviceto kids: “Never put yourself in a posi-on where you look back and think whatcould have been”; Favorite color: Red; Favoritefood: His mother’s lasagna; Favoritesports other than soccer: golf, rugby league,basketball; People Adam most admires: Hisparents and entrepreneurs; Toughest playerAdam has ever faced: Kerem Bulut; What people don’t know about Adam: He is part Polish;When he was a kid, Adam tried to be like: David Beckham.A K’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2011 15 14 1336 0 2 2 3 1 .000 0Totals 15 14 1336 0 2 2 3 1 .000 0PABLO14LAGUNAFORWARD 6-0 Fr.Zaragosa, Spain • Colegio Britanico de AragonPhysical EducationHigh School: Played his prep soccer at Colegio Britanico de Aragon. Personal: Born May 27,1993 in Zaragoza, Spain... Son of Jose and Consuelo Ignacio... Majoring in physical educa-on... Favorite book: “Eragon”; Favorite musical arst: Melendi; Favorite song: “Hablando enplata”; Pablo can’t imagine a week without: Soccer; Most thrilling moment in sports: When heinjured his foot; Advice to kids: “Always speak the truth”; Favorite color: Red; Favorite food:Paella; Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball; People Pablo most admires: FernandoLlorente and Raul Gonzalez; Toughest player Pablo has ever faced: Gerard Delofeu; When hewas a kid, Pablo tried to be like: His father.JO JIEN34LEEGOALKEEPER 5-11 Fr.Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia • The King’s SchoolUndeclaredHigh School: Played his prep soccer at The King’s School in Sydney, Australia... 2010 King’sSchool First Team... Competed in all 14 matches... GPS League select combined team in 2011...King’s School First Team (completed in 14 matches)... GPS League select combined team...Club Team: KLYS (Kuala Lumpur Youth Soccer). Personal: Full name is Joshua Jo Jien Lee... BornOctober 20, 1993 in Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia... Son of Chong Meng Leeand Elizabeth Margaret Sloane... Sisters - Ky Ling Lee, Zi Ling Lee; Favorite book: “Where theWild Things Are”; Favorite midnight snack: Peanut buer sandwiches; Favorite musical arsts:Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac, Lupe Fiasco, Wale and Wiz Khalifa; Favorite song: “Juicy” by NotoriousB.I.G.; Jo Jien can’t go a week without: soccer and music; Most thrilling moment in sports: Savingtwo out of three penales in a high school soccer tournament penalty shootout; Adviceto kids: “Follow your dreams”; Favorite color: Blue; Favorite food: Steak; Favorite sports otherthan soccer: Golf, basketball; People Jo Jien most admires: Muhammad Ali, Pele, Iker Casillas;Toughest player Jo Jien has ever faced: Luis Pablo Pozzuot; What people don’t know about JoJien: He loves to eat; When he was a kid, Jo Jien tried to be like Iker Casillas.ULISES22LUNAMIDFIELDER 5-10 Fr.Waxhaw, N.C. • Marvin Ridge HSUndeclaredHigh School: Graduated from Marvin Ridge HS in Waxhaw, N.C. Personal: Full name is UlisesLeon Luna... Born August 31, 1992.TREVOR00LUNDGOALKEEPER 5-11 Jr.Hebron, Conn. • RHAM HSSport Management2011: Did not play. 2010: Did not play. 2009: Did not play. High School: Graduated fromRHAM HS in Hebron, Conn... Scholar Athlete (Varsity Leer and Honor Roll)... 0.80 goals allowedaverage... Club Soccer: Foundaon Soccer Club... Caoched by Jeremy Wilson. Personal:Full name is Trevor John Lund... Born on Apr. 22, 1991 in Manchester, Conn… Son of JohnLund and Linda Thurber-Lund… Sister - Ali; Brother - Derek… Majoring in sport managementwith a minor in business management… Father played collegiate baseball, while his motherplayed basketball... Community service includes volunteer at a local Soup Kitchen, HumaneSociety, Salvaon Army and local trash clean-up... Favorite midnight snack: Pretzels; Favoriteclass at Tusculum: Sport Clinical Experience; Favorite book: The Bible; Favorite musicalarst: Lil’ Wayne; Favorite song: “You Know Beer”; Trevor can’t imagine a week without:God... and maybe sports; Favorite color: Green; Favorite food: Pot Roast; Favorite sport otherthan soccer: Baseball; People Trevor most admires: His father and grandfather; What peopledon’t know about Trevor: He loves ping pong; Toughest player Trevor has ever faced: AshleySarmiento; When Trevor was a kid, he tried to be like: Mike Piazza.10 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

STEPHENMCNEILL9FORWARD 5-8 So.Bradenton, Fla. • IMG AcademySport Management2012: Preseason All-South Atlanc Conference Second Team. 2011: Team’s leading scorerwith seven goals... Led the team with 16 points (7 goals, 2 assists)... Accounted for four matchwinners...Two of his match-winning goals came in 1-0 victories, against Newberry (Oct. 1) andNo. 13 Clayton State (Oct. 8)... Also talliedwinners against Brevard (Sep. 28) and Wingate(Oct. 27)... Scored a goal in four consecuvematches from Sep. 17-Oct. 1... Posteda goal in five of six oungs (Sep. 17-Oct.8)... Dished out an assist each against YoungHarris and Carson-Newman (Oct. 12)... Oneof only five players on the TC roster to playin all 18 matches... Recorded 13 starts...Logged 1,268 minutes where he posted a35 shots, including 12 on-frame... Perfect 2-of-2 on penalty kicks. High School: AendedIMG Academy, where he was coached byKeith Fulk. Personal: Born March 22, 1993in Edinburgh, Scotland... Son of Charles Archibaldand Julie Archibald... Brother - ChrisMcNeill... Majoring in sport management...Plans to have a career in soccer (playing orcoaching)... Favorite midnight snack: Candy;Favorite musical arst: Wiz Khalifa; Favoritesong: “Save the World” by Swedish House Mafia... Most thrilling moment in sports: Scoring agoal in the naonals for IMG Super 20; Favorite color: Purple; Favorite food: Chipotle; Favoritesport other than soccer: Basketball; Stephen most admires: His parents, because the havedone so much for him; Also admires David Beckham as he is an inspiraon to play the game;What people don’t know about Stephen: He is originally from Scotland; When he was a kid,Stephen tried to be like: Batman.S MN’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2011 18 13 1268 7 2 16 35 12 .200 4Totals 18 13 1268 7 2 16 35 12 .200 4DAVIDMONTESMIDFIELDER 5-9Coral Springs, Fla. • North Broward PrepAthletic Training62011: Appeared in eight contests, including a start against Lees-McRae (Sep. 20)... Recordedfive shots on the season, including three at Young Harris (Sep. 17)... Posted a shot againstShepherd (Sep. 4) and Lees-McRae... Played in 273 minutes, including a season-high 91 in theLMC match. 2010: Played in all 17 matchesin his rookie campaign, including 16 starts...Tallied two goals for his four points.. Playedin 1,347 minutes where he aempted 27shots, including eight on frame... First collegiategoal game in 1-1 draw with BelmontAbbey (Sep. 22)... HIs second career goalcame in the season-finale with Lenoir-Rhyne (Oct. 30)... Aempted a season-highfour shots at Limestone and three shotseach against Young Harris (Sep. 11), BelmontAbbey and Newberry (Oct. 2). HighSchool: Graduated from North BrowardPrep in Coconut Creek, Fla… Coached byformer Tusculum standout Diego Cardona…Member of three-me district championshipteam that also won at regional tle...State runner-up... Tallied seven goals, 11 assists,and 25 points in his final two seasons…Team MVP in his junior season... Started inevery match in his final three prep campaigns... Played club soccer for Weston FC…Coachedby Marcelo Neveleff…Tallied five goals and seven assists for Weston. Personal: Born on Mar.28, 1992 in Kendal, Fla…Son of David and Marivel Montes…Has a brother, Diego… Majoring inathlec training…Plans to aend graduate school... Favorite book: “A Child Called It” by DaveJ. Pelzer…Favorite midnight snack: Granola bar…Favorite musical arst: Drake…Favorite song:“Find Your Love” by Drake…David can’t imagine a week without: TV and soccer; Advice to kids:“Stay in school and don’t do drugs”’; Favorite colors: Red; Favorite food: Pasta; Favorite sportother than soccer: Football; People David most admires: His parents; What people don’t knowabout David: He has a so side; When he was a kid, he tried to be like: Zidane.D M’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2010 17 16 1347 2 0 4 27 8 .074 02011 8 1 273 0 0 0 5 2 .000 0Totals 25 17 1620 2 0 4 32 10 .063 0Jr.BRETTMUNSON18MIDFIELDER 5-10 So.Glen Arm, Md. • IMG AcademiesSport Management2011: Saw acon in three matches, where he played against Lees-McRae (Sep. 20), Brevard(Sep. 28) and Lincoln Memorial (Oct. 18)... Pioneers went 2-0-1 in matches he appeared in...Logged 44 minutes on the season, including a match-best 35 in collegiate debut with Lees-McRae. High School: Aended IMG Academies... Coached by Ferdi Demaas. Personal: BornSept. 8, 1992 in New Brunswick, N.J... Son of Dave Munson... Brother - David Munson, Jr...Majoring in sport management... Favorite midnight snack: Popcorn; Favorite musical arst: Lil’Wayne; Wiz Kalifa; Bre can’t imagine a week without: A car; Advice to kids: “Stay focused”;Favorite color: Blue; Favorite sport other than soccer: Basketball; Person Bre most admires:His father; When he was a kid, Bre tried to be like: His father.B M’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2011 3 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 — 0Totals 3 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 — 0FREDRIKMUREN16DEFENDER 5-8 So.Bolandet, Norway • Ulstein Vidaregaand SchoolUndeclared2012: Preseason All-South Atlanc Conference First Team. 2011: All-South Atlanc ConferenceSecond Team... One of only three players on the Tusculum roster to start in all 18matches... Logged the second-most minutes on the team with 1,706 as played in all but 10minutes in his rookie season... Helped thePioneers limit opponents to just over sixshots on goal per match... Member of backlinethat accounted for seven shutouts, includingspan of five in a row. High School:Aended Ulstein Vidaregaand School inNorway... Played his club soccer for BergsoyIL. Personal: Born Oct. 7, 1990 in Fosnavag,Norway... Son of Per Finn Muren andSigne Steinsvik Muren... Athlec Director’sHonor Roll... Sisters - Krisna Muren, HeidiMuren... Favorite books: “Jo Nesbo”, “Snowman”;Favorite class at Tusculum: CoachingSoccer; Favorite midnight snack: Pizza; Favoritemusical arst: Pitbull; Favorite song:“Back in Time”; Fredrik can’t imagine aweek without: Soccer; Most thrilling momentin sports: The Forde Cup; Advice tokids: “Have fun”; Favorite color: Red; Favoritefood: Wok; Favorite sport other thansoccer: Volleyball.F M’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2011 18 18 1706 0 0 0 3 1 .000 0Totals 18 18 1706 0 0 0 3 1 .000 0VICTOR33OHLINGOALKEEPER 5-11 Fr.Angelholm, Sweden • Angelholms GymnasieskolaBusinessHigh School: Graduated from Angelholms Gymnasieskola... Played his club soccer with AngelholmsFF... Coached by Markus Tilly. Personal: Born July 19, 1992... Son of Magnus Ohlin andJeanee Wilhelmsson... Brother - Emil Ohlin... Majoring in business... Favorite musical arst:Avicii; Favorite song: “Good Riddance” by Greenday; Victor can’t imagine a week without:Music; Advice to kids: “Believe in yourself”; Favorite color: Red; Favorite food: Taco; Favoritesport other than soccer: Ice Hockey; People Victor most admires: His parents; Toughestplayer Victor has ever faced: Robin Nilsson; When he was a kid, Victor tried to be like: FabienBarthez.2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 11

SEASON IN REVIEWROBERTOPIMENTEL7MIDFIELDER 5-6 So.Campinas, Brazil • American School of CampinasBusiness2012: Preseason All-South Atlanc Conference Second Team. 2011: All-South Atlanc ConferenceSecond Team... Played in all 18 matches where he ranked third on the team with threegoals and nine points, and had a team-high three assists... His overme goal gave the Pioneersa 3-2 victory over Lincoln Memorial (Oct.18)... Recorded 1567 minutes which werethe third most on the team... Led TC with39 shots, including 17 on frame... Recordedhis first collegiate goal at Young Harris (Sep.17)... Second scoring tally game in TC’s 4-0win over Carson-Newman (Oct. 12)... Precededthat goal with an assist on the matchwinnerin Tusculum’s 1-0 upset of No. 13Clayton State (Oct. 8)... Tallied a helperagainst Catawba (Oct. 22). High School:Aended American School of Campinas...Coached by Fabio Brusco... Played hisclub soccer for Paulinia F.C. where he wascoached by Elio Sizenando. Personal: Fullname is Roberto Accordi Porto Pimental...Born Jan. 7, 1993 in Campinas, Sau PauloBrazil... Son of Armando Porto Pimental andMirna Zakia Accordi Pimental... Sister - LuizaAccordi Porto Pimental... Majoring in business...SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athlec Athlec Director’s Honor Roll.R P’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2011 18 18 1567 3 3 9 39 17 .077 1Totals 18 18 1567 3 3 9 39 17 .077 1MATIASRUBIO4DEFENDER 6-0 So.Bradenton, Fla. • Edison AcademiesMarketing2012: Preseason All-South Atlanc Conference First Team. 2011: Daktronics NCAA DivisionII All-Southeast Region Second Team... All-South Atlanc Conference First Team... Standouton the back line, where he played all but five minutes of the 16 matches in which he played...Recorded a goal and played in 1,511 minutesduring his rookie Tusculum campaign...Scored lone goal of the year in 4-0 victoryat Carson-Newman (Oct. 12)... Finished theyear with five shots, including four on goal...Accounted for two shots on goal in 1-0 winover Newberry (Oct. 1)... Played in 110minutes apiece against Catawba (Oct. 22)and Lenoir-Rhyne (Oct. 30). High School:Aended Bradenton Academics... Coachedby Ferdi DeMahaeis... 2010-11 TeamMVP. Personal: Born Oct. 27, 1992 in ElSalvador... Son of Mario Rubio and SusannUlloa... Brothers - Marcelo Rubio, DiegoRubio... Majoring in markeng with a minorin psychology... Athlec Director’s HonorRoll... Favorite book: “How Soccer Explainsthe World”; Favorite musical arst: SwedishHouse Mafia; Favorite song: “One”; Mostthrilling moment in sports: Scoring a freekick in the last minute; Advice to kids: “Never give up”; Favorite color: Blue; Favorite food:Sushi; The people Maas most admires: His parents; When he was a kid, Maas tried to belike: Zidane.M R’ C SYear MP MS MIN G A PTS Shots SOG Shot % MWG2011 16 16 1511 1 0 2 5 4 .200 0Totals 16 16 1511 1 0 2 5 4 .200 0PHILIP11WISTROMMIDFIELDER 6-1 Fr.Sollentuna, Sweden • RudbecksskolanBusiness AdministrationHigh School: Played Rudbecksskolan HS where he was coached by Mike Lindstrom... 2011Youngster of the Year... 2011 Winner of Stockholm Cup... Played club soccer with SollentunaUnited... 2011 - Division 2 NS, 5th Place - 22 matches plated, 34 points; 2012 - Division 2 NS,4th Place - 9 matches played, 14 points. Personal: Born May 16, 1992 in Sollentuna, Sweden...Son of Peter Wistrom and Krisna Brundin... Sister - Pernilla Wistrom... Majoring inbusiness administraon... Favorite book: “I am Zlaten”; Favorite midnight snack: Ben & Jerry’sIce Cream; Favorite musical arst: Coldplay, Avicii, Kings of Leon; Favorite song: “The Scien-st” by Coldplay; Philip can’t go a week without: Soccer; Most thrilling moment in sports: Hisdebut on the first team; Advice to kids: “Dare to go your own way”; Favorite color: Orange;Favorite food: Italian; Favorite sports: golf, ice hockey; People Philip most admires: ThierryHenry, Zlatan Ibrahimovic; Toughest player Philip has ever faced: Jens Aberg; What peopledon’t know about Philip: He really hates to lose; When he was a kid, Philip tried to be like:Zinedine Zidane.Following a dismal 2010 season that saw Tusculum win justtwo matches, the program reached back into its past in ancipa-on of a strong future.The hiring of Allen Vital, a 1992 Tusculum graduate who hadenjoyed a successful 14-year run at rival Carson-Newman, signaledto fans and rivals that the Pioneers were ready to resume their spotamong the elite in the South Atlanc Conference and the SoutheastRegion.The start of the 2011 season did not go to plan for the Pioneers,as they stumbled to an 0-6 start while fielding a lineup thatat mes featured 10 freshmen.However, an infusion of three new starters to the lineup kickstarteda surge that saw the Pioneers go 7-1-3 over their final 11matches. Five straight shutout victories fueled the surge, includinga 1-0 win over then-13th ranked Clayton State on Oct. 8 and a convincing4-0 victory over rival Carson-Newman on Oct. 12. The onlyblemish on the Pioneers’ record was a 2-1 double-overme loss atSAC champion Anderson on Oct. 15.The Pioneers carried their momentum all the way to secondplace in the SAC, finishing with a strong 6-1-2 record in conferenceplay. Tusculum was upset in the conference quarterfinals by Lenoir-Rhyne by a 3-0 score, bringing the season to an end with a 7-8-3overall record.Tusculum reaped the benefits of their strong performancewhen the postseason awards were announced, as Vital was namedSAC Coach of the Year and freshman defender Maas Rubio led agroup of six Pioneers honored as members of the All-SAC team.Rubio was the lone Pioneer to earn first-team All-SAC honors,while second-team recognion went to forwards Javier Porllo andPontus Rosen, midfielders Kjel Paulsen and Roberto Pimentel anddefender Fredrik Muren.12 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

2011 STATISTICSOverall: 7-8-3 SAC: 6-1-2 Home: 5-4-2 Away: 2-4-1 Neut: 0-0-0|-----------------------------SHOTS-----------------------------|## Name MP-MS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT9 Stephen McNeill .................... 18-13 1268 7 2 16 35 .200 12 .343 4 2-210 Javier Porllo ......................... 17-11 1185 4 2 10 41 .098 18 .439 0 0-027 Roberto Pimentel .................. 18-18 1567 3 3 9 39 .077 17 .436 1 0-023 Pontus Rosen ......................... 13-13 1080 3 2 8 16 .188 10 .625 2 0-021 Kjel Paulsen ......................... 11-11 1033 1 1 3 19 .053 11 .579 0 0-014 Mason Fox ................................. 9-0 176 1 1 3 4 .250 1 .250 0 0-012 Carter Dorton ........................ 17-16 1436 1 0 2 9 .111 5 .556 0 0-04 Maas Rubio ......................... 16-16 1511 1 0 2 5 .200 4 .800 0 0-08 Adam Kulbat .......................... 15-14 1336 0 2 2 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-018 Brandon Burney ...................... 12-6 467 0 1 1 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-02 Drayson Davenport ................... 7-2 315 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-113 Fernando Leon ...................... 12-11 852 0 0 0 22 .000 10 .455 0 0-022 Philip Karlsson ....................... 18-17 1507 0 0 0 10 .000 4 .400 0 0-06 David Montes ............................ 8-1 273 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-020 Fredrik Muren ....................... 18-18 1706 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-019 Joel Marnsson ....................... 15-8 763 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-017 Michael Williams ....................... 4-1 129 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-016 Mahew McKeever ................... 6-4 396 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-024 Robbie Flynn ............................. 3-0 40 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-015 Danny Stokes ............................. 3-0 16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-011 Bre Munson ............................ 3-0 44 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Total............... ..........................18 — 23 15 61 223 .103 103 .462 7 2-3Opponents........... .....................18 - 23 17 63 238 .097 106 .445 8 2-3## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho1 Andy Goellner ....................... 18-18 1716:31 23 1.21 82 .781 7 8 3 7Total............... ..........................18 1716:31 23 1.21 83 .783 7 8 3 7Opponents........... .....................18 1716:31 23 1.21 80 .777 8 7 3 4Team saves: 1GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTusculum 9 13 1 0 23Opponents 9 12 0 2 23SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTusculum 104 107 6 6 223Opponents 92 125 10 11 238SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTusculum 33 39 5 6 83Opponents 43 33 2 2 80CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTusculum 52 37 3 2 94Opponents 40 38 4 2 84FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTusculum 98 98 7 7 210Opponents 103 118 12 9 242ATTENDANCE SUMMARY TCM OPPTotal 3515 1190Dates/Avg Per Date 11/320 7/170Neutral Site #/Avg 0/02012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 13

2011 RESULTSDate Opponent WL Score Overall Conf Aend Goals scoredSep 02, 2011 at Millersville L 0-2 0-1-0 0-0-0 250 -Sep 04, 2011 at Shepherd L 1-2 0-2-0 0-0-0 127 Javier Porllo (Brandon Burney)Sep 09, 2011 #10 BARRY L O2 1-2 0-3-0 0-0-0 264 Stephen McNeill (unassisted)Sep 11, 2011 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN L 0-1 0-4-0 0-0-0 231 -Sep 14, 2011 LIMESTONE L 1-3 0-5-0 0-0-0 314 Javier Porllo (Drayson Davenport)Sep 17, 2011 at Young Harris L 2-3 0-6-0 0-0-0 111 Roberto Pimentel (Stephen McNeill)Stephen McNeill (penalty kick)Sep 20, 2011 LEES-MCRAE T O2 2-2 0-6-1 0-0-0 261 Mason Fox (Adam Kulbat)Stephen McNeill (Adam Kulbat)*Sep 28, 2011 BREVARD W 2-0 1-6-1 1-0-0 346 Stephen McNeill (unassisted)Pontus Rosen (Kjel Paulsen)*Oct 01, 2011 NEWBERRY W 1-0 2-6-1 2-0-0 322 Stephen McNeill (Javier Porllo)*Oct 05, 2011 MARS HILL W 1-0 3-6-1 3-0-0 367 Pontus Rosen (Javier Porllo)Oct 08, 2011 #13 CLAYTON STATE W 1-0 4-6-1 3-0-0 221 Stephen McNeill (Roberto Pimentel)*Oct 12, 2011 CARSON-NEWMAN W 4-0 5-6-1 4-0-0 538 Pontus Rosen (unassisted)TEAM (unassisted)Roberto Pimentel (unassisted)Maas Rubio (Mason Fox;Stephen McNeill)*Oct 15, 2011 at Anderson L O2 1-2 5-7-1 4-1-0 231 Javier Porllo (Pontus Rosen)*Oct 18, 2011 at Lincoln Memorial W OT 3-2 6-7-1 5-1-0 175 Carter Dorton (Pontus Rosen)Javier Porllo (Roberto Pimentel)Roberto Pimentel (unassisted)*Oct 22, 2011 CATAWBA T O2 0-0 6-7-2 5-1-1 515 -*Oct 27, 2011 at Wingate W 2-0 7-7-2 6-1-1 121 Stephen McNeill (penalty kick)Kjel Paulsen (Roberto Pimentel)*Oct 30, 2011 at Lenoir-Rhyne T O2 1-1 7-7-3 6-1-2 175 TEAM (unassisted)#Nov 01, 2011 LENOIR-RHYNE L 0-3 7-8-3 6-1-2 136 -* South Atlanc Conference Match# SAC Tournament (Quarterfinal)Roberto Pimentel Maas Maas Rubio Fredrik MurenAll-SAC Second TeamAll-SAC First TeamAll-SAC Second TeamDaktronics All-Region14 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

HONOR ROLLNAIA A-A1991 Steve Crane (HM)1992 Sean Bride1994 Carlyle Myrie (HM)1994 Brian Pike (HM)NSCAA/® D II A-A2002 David Ormesher (2nd Team)2008 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (2nd Team)2008 Lance Moore (2nd Team)D NCAA D II A-A2008 Bruno Conceicao (1st Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (2nd Team)2008 Lance Moore (HM)2008 Sco Lucky (HM)2008 Sven Meyer (HM)2009 Anteneh Lemma (HM)CSIDA A A-A®2002 Tony Swaminathan (2nd Team)CSIDA A A-D2002 Sco Hanger (2nd Team)2002 Tony Swaminathan (1st Team)2004 Alexander Eddo (1st Team)2007 Lance Moore (2nd Team)2008 Lance Moore (2nd Team)NAIA S A1993 Sean Bride1996 Calum Weaver1996 David Crickmar1997 Stuart Currie1997 Calum WeaverS A C S-A2001 Sco HangerNAIA D 24 P Y1990 Sean Bride1991 Steve Crane1992 Steve CraneNAIA A-D1975 Gerry Pierce1976 Gerry Pierce1976 Tony Mendes1979 Tony Mendes1979 Rocco Surace1979 Glen Fabor1982 Mark Taylor (1st Team)1990 Sean Bride (1st Team)1991 Steve Crane (1st Team)1992 Steve Crane (1st Team)1992 Arthur Gonclaves1992 Ronald UmanaD NCAA D II A-R2007 Bruno Conceicão (2nd Team)2007 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2007 Gareth Williams (2nd Team)2008 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2008 Sco Lucky (1st Team)2008 Sven Meyer (1st Team)2008 Lance Moore (1st Team)2008 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2008 Rory McCook (2nd Team)2009 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2009 Sven Meyer (2nd Team)2011 Maas Rubio (2nd Team)D NCAA II R P Y2008 Bruno ConceicãoNSCAA/® A-R1991 Oscar Calderon (3rd Team)1996 B.J. Long1996 Cris Daner1999 Sco Hanger (2nd Team)1999 Steve Oakey (2nd Team)1999 Daniel Hoult (3rd Team)2000 Sco Hanger (2nd Team)2001 Steve Oakey (2nd Team)2002 David Ormesher (1st Team)2002 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2002 Sco Hanger (2nd Team)2002 Tony Swaminathan (2nd Team)2003 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2003 Neal Dixon (2nd Team)2003 Ma DeMarni (2nd Team)2003 Gerald Wa (3rd Team)2004 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2004 Gerald Wa (1st Team)2004 Andre Nesfield (2nd Team)2007 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2007 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2007 Gareth Williams (2nd Team)2007 Anteneh Lemma (2nd Team)2008 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2008 Lance Moore (1st Team)2008 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2008 Sco Lucky (3rd Team)2009 Lucas Paulini (3rd Team)2009 Sven Meyer (3rd Team)2011 Maas Rubio (3rd Team)A-S A C1999 Sco Hanger (1st Team)1999 Steve Oakey (1st Team)1999 Daniel Hoult (2nd Team)2000 Sco Hanger (1st Team)2000 Steve Oakey (1st Team)2000 Ma Orchard-Lisle (2nd Team)2001 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2001 David Ormesher (1st Team)2001 Steve Oakey (1st Team)2001 Daniel Hoult (2nd Team)2001 Sco Hanger (2nd Team)2001 Ma Orchard-Lisle (2nd Team)2002 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2002 Tony Swaminathan (1st Team)2002 Sco Hanger (1st Team)2002 David Ormesher (1st Team)2002 Neal Dixon (1st Team)2002 Ma DeMarni (2nd Team)2002 Gerald Wa (2nd Team)2003 Neal Dixon (1st Team)2003 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2003 Gerald Wa (1st Team)2003 Ma DeMarni (2nd Team)2004 Paul Hopkins (1st Team)2004 Gerald Wa (1st Team)2004 Andre Nesfield (2nd Team)2004 Jay Harris (2nd Team)2004 Ma Cuthbert (2nd Team)2005 Dave Bailey (1st Team)2005 Gerald Wa (1st Team)2005 Jay Harris (1st Team)2007 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2007 Lucas Paulini (1st Team)2007 Anteneh Lemma (2nd Team)2007 Ma Ross (2nd Team)2008 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2008 Bruno Conceicão (1st Team)2008 Lucas Paulini (1st Team)2008 Rory McCook (1st Team)2008 Sven Meyer (1st Team)2008 Lance Moore (2nd Team)2008 Sco Lucky (2nd Team)2009 Anteneh Lemma (1st Team)2009 Sco Lucky (1st Team)2009 Andres Jarquin (2nd Team)2009 Marc Joseph (2nd Team)2009 Lucas Paulini (2nd Team)2009 Nick Rich (2nd Team)2009 Phillip Hagen (2nd Team)2011 Maas Rubio (1st Team)2011 Fredrik Muren (2nd Team)2011 Kjel Paulsen (2nd Team)2011 Roberto Pimentel (2nd Team)2011 Javier Porllo (2nd Team)2011 Pontus Rosen (2nd Team)A-TISA1974 John Eiskamp (1st Team)1974 John Mills (2nd Team)1974 Gerry Pierce1974 Paul Doge1974 Tony Jefferys1975 Gerry Pierce (1st Team)1975 Favio Rojas (2nd Team)1975 Mike Charleton (2nd Team)1975 John Mills (2nd Team)ALL-AMERICANSSteve Crane1991 NAIASean Bride1992 NAIACaryle Myrie1994 NAIABrian Pike1994 NAIATony Swaminathan2002 CoSIDA AcademicDavid Ormesher2002 NSCAA/adidasBruno Conceicão2008 NSCAA/adidas2008 DaktronicsLance Moore2008 NSCAA/adidas2008 DaktronicsAnteneh Lemma2008 NSCAA/adidas2008 Daktronics2009 DaktronicsSco Lucky2008 DaktronicsSven Meyer2008 Daktronics2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 15

HONOR ROLLA-TISA ()1976 Tony Mendes (1st Team)1976 Steve Harrison (2nd Team)1976 Charlie Mills (HM)1976 John Mills (HM)1976 John Fis (HM)1977 Tony Mendes1977 Pete Gersie1979 Tony Mendes (1st Team)1979 Rocco Surace (2nd Team)1979 Rocco Surace (2nd Team)1979 Glen Faber (2nd Team)1982 Mark Taylor (1st Team)1982 Greg Feathers (1st Team)1982 Tony Feathers (2nd Team)S A C A-T1999 Daniel Hoult1999 Sco Hanger1999 Tony Swaminathan1999 Adam Sayers1999 Steve Oakey2002 David Ormesher2002 Neal Dixon2002 Tony Swaminathan2003 Ma DeMarni2003 Gerald Wa2004 Paul Hopkins2004 Gareth Williams2004 Gerald Wa2007 Bruno Conceicão2007 Ma Ross2007 Tony Prisco2008 Bruno Conceicão2008 Lance Moore2008 Sco Lucky2008 Phillip Hagen2009 Sven Meyer2009 Nick Rich2009 Lucas Paulini2009 Anteneh LemmaS A C T MVP1999 Daniel Hoult2004 Paul Hopkins2008 Lance Moore2009 Anteneh LemmaTISA T M V P1979 Chico RiveraS A C P Y2000 Sco Hanger2008 Bruno ConceicãoS A C F Y2005 Dave Bailey2007 Lucas Paulini2008 Nick RichTISA C Y1979 John EiskampNAIA D 24 C Y1979 John Eiskamp1983 John Eiskamp1991 Tony Castainca1992 Tony CastaincaA-R PNSCAA R C Y2008 Bre TeachTVAC C Y1990 Tony Castainca1991 Tony Castainca1992 Tony Castainca1993 Tony CastaincaS A C C Y2002 Tony Castainca2007 Bre Teach2008 Bre Teach2011 Allen VitalS A C C2002, 2007, 2008SAC T C1999, 2004, 2008, 2009TVAC C1990, 1992, 1993NAIA D C1983, 1991, 1992NCAA D II T A2004, 2005, 2007, 2008NCAA D II R C2004, 2008NCAA II E E A2004, 2008Oscar Calderon B.J. Long Cris Daner Sco Hanger Steve Oakley Daniel HoultDavid Ormesher Paul Hopkins Tony Swaminathan Neal Dixon Ma DeMarni Gerald WaAndre Nesfield Bruno Conceicão Lucas Paulini Gareth Williams Anteneh Lemma Lance MooreSco Lucky Sven Meyer Rory McCookMaas Rubio16 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

RECORD BOOKINDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDSGoals: 7, Steve Crane vs. Bluefield, 9/25/92Assists: 4, Tony Mendes vs. Transylvania, 9/23/77; LuisNeira vs. Warren Wilson, 10/15/91; DanielHoult vs. Newberry, 1999Points: 14, Steve Crane vs. Bluefield, 9/25/92Saves: 19, Thomas Frey vs. Chrisan Brothers, 10/6/96INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSGoals: 61, Steve Crane, 1992Assists: 19, David Ormesher, 2002Points: 139, Steve Crane, 1992Match-Winning Goals: 8, Bruno Conceicão, 2007Goals Against Average (min. 750 minutes): 0.61,Tony Swaminathan, 2002Saves: 177, Ben Molner, 1997Shutouts: 12, Lance Moore, 2008Minutes Played: 2198, Lance Moore, 2008INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSGoals: 99, Steve Crane, 1991-92Assists: 49, Sean Bride, 1990-93Points: 225, Steve Crane, 1991-92Match-Winning Goals: 18, Paul Hopkins, 2001-04Matches Played: 79, Carlyle Myrie, 1994-96Matches Started: 77, Calum Weaver, 1994-97Goals Against Average (min. 1,500 minutes): 1.27,Lance Moore, 2007-09Saves: 375, Ben Molner, 1996-99Shutouts: 18, Lance Moore, 2007-09Minutes Played: 6241, Tony Swaminathan, 1999-02TEAM MATCH RECORDSGoals: 19, Bluefield, 9/25/92Goals Allowed: 11, St. Andrews, 1969Assists: 10 at Newberry, 10/12/02; at St. Andrews, 10/15/02Points: 38 vs. Bluefield, 9/25/92Saves: 19 vs. Chrisan Brothers, 10/6/96TEAM SEASON RECORDSWins: 20, 2008Losses: 13, 2000Ties: 3, 1993, 1998Won-Lost-Tie Percentage: .862 (19-3), 1992Goals: 128, 1992Assists: 76, 2002Points: 268, 2002Saves: 230, 1994Goals Against Average: 0.56, 2002Shutouts: 13, 2002MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSLongest Winning Streak: 10, Sep. 5-30, 1992Longest Unbeaten Streak: 19, Oct. 23, 1978-Oct. 27, 1979Longest Home Winning Streak: 12, 10/3/92-10/16/93Longest Home Unbeaten Streak: 18, 10/3/92-9/22/94Consecuve Shutouts: 5, Oct. 1-15, 1977INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-MATCH RECORDSGoalsPlayer G Opponent DateSteve Crane 7 Bluefield 9/25/92Steve Crane 6 Milligan 9/21/91Steve Crane 5 Warren Wilson 10/15/91Bruno Conceicão 4 v. Wingate 11/2/07Five other players 4AssistsPlayer Ast. Opponent DateTony Mendes 4 v. Transylvania 9/23/77Luis Neira 4 Warren Wilson 10/15/91Daniel Hoult 4 Newberry 10/16/99PointsPlayer Pts. Opponent DateSteve Crane 14 Bluefield 9/25/92Steve Crane 13 Milligan 9/21/91Steve Crane 11 Warren Wilson 10/15/91Paul Hopkins 9 Newberry 11/5/02Bruno Conceicão 9 Newberry 9/29/07SavesPlayer Sv. Opponent DateThomas Frey 19 Chrisan Brothers 10/6/96Ben Molner 18 at Lenoir-Rhyne 10/3/98Chad Martel 16 at Covenant 11/3/95Bill McClay 15 Maryville 9/21/77Diego Cardona 15 Gardner-Webb 9/27/91Diego Cardona 15 Tenn. Wesleyan 10/2/91Tony Swaminathan 15 at Carson-Newman 9/19/00INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDSGoalsPlayer Goals YearSteve Crane 61 1992Steve Crane 38 1991Paul Hopkins 28 2002Bruno Conceicão 24 2008B.J. Long 24 1995Cris Daner 24 1997Paul Hopkins 24 2004AssistsPlayer No. YearDavid Ormesher 19 2002Oscar Calderon 17 1991Steve Crane 17 1992David Crickmar 15 1996B.J. Long 15 1996PointsPlayer Pts. YearSteve Crane 139 1992Steve Crane 86 1991Paul Hopkins 69 2002Bruno Conceicão 60 2008Paul Hopkins 57 2004Match-Winning GoalsPlayer MWG YearBruno Conceicão 8 2007B.J. Long 7 1995Paul Hopkins 7 2003Bruno Conceicão 7 2008Paul Hopkins 6 2002Goals Against Average (min. 750 minutes)Player GAA YearTony Swaminathan 0.61 2002Lance Moore 1.02 2008J.P. Swaminathan 1.21 2003Andy Goellner 1.21 2011Thomas Frey 1.35 1996SavesPlayer No. YearBen Molner 177 1997Brian Pike 159 1994Ben Molner 148 1998Diego Cardona 130 1991Glen Faber 118 1979Tony Swaminathan 118 2000ShutoutsPlayer ShO YearLance Moore 12 2008Tony Swaminathan 10 2002Bill McClay 8 1977Andy Goellner 7 2011J.P. Swaminathan 6 2004Lance Moore 6 2007Minutes PlayedPlayer Min. YearLance Moore 2198 2008Lance Moore 1928 2007J.P. Swaminathan 1782 2004Tony Swaminathan 1767 2002Andy Goellner 1716 2011INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSGoalsPlayer Goals YearsSteve Crane 99 1991-92Paul Hopkins 82 2001-04Cris Daner 71 1995-98B.J. Long 68 1993-96Kevin Bride 53 1990-93AssistsPlayer Ast. YearsSean Bride 49 1990-93Kevin Bride 39 1990-93B.J. Long 36 1993-96David Crickmar 36 1993-96David Ormesher 33 2000-02PointsPlayer Pts. YearsSteve Crane 225 1991-92Paul Hopkins 194 2001-04B.J. Long 172 1993-96Cris Daner 163 1995-98Sean Bride 151 1990-93Match-Winning GoalsPlayer MWG YearsPaul Hopkins 18 2001-04Bruno Conceicão 15 2007-08B.J. Long 11 1993-96Cris Daner 10 1995-98Ma DeMarni 7 2002-03Matches PlayedPlayer MP YearsCarlyle Myrie 79 1994-96Calum Weaver 77 1994-97Cristofer Daner 76 1995-98Eric Dilbeck 75 1995-98Adam Sayers 74 1996-99Matches StartedPlayer MS YearsCalum Weaver 77 1994-97Eric Dilbeck 73 1995-98Carlyle Myrie 72 1994-96Liam MacCarron 71 1999-02Tony Swaminathan 69 1999-02Goals Against Average (min. 1500 minutes)Player GAA YearsLance Moore 1.27 2007-09J.P. Swaminathan 1.44 2003-05Chad Martel 1.59 1995-98Tony Swaminathan 1.64 1999-02Andy Goellner 1.66 2009-presentSavesPlayer No. YearsBen Molner 375 1996-99Tony Swaminathan 339 1999-02Andy Goellner 197 2009-presentLance Moore 194 2007-09J.P. Swaminathan 168 2003-05ShutoutsPlayer ShO YearsLance Moore 18 2007-09Tony Swaminathan 15 1999-02Andy Goellner 8 2009-presentJ.P. Swaminathan 7 2003-05Ben Molner 5 1996-99Minutes PlayedPlayer MP YearsTony Swaminathan 6241 1999-02Lance Moore 4126 2007-09J.P. Swaminathan 3805 2003-05Ben Molner 3355 1996-99Andy Goellner 3316 2009-present2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 17

RECORD BOOKTEAM MATCH RECORDSGoalsGoals Opponent Date19 Bluefield 9/25/9218 Graham Bible 10/15/7712 Milligan 9/21/9112 Warren Wilson 10/15/9111 St. Andrews 10/15/0211 Newberry 10/12/0211 Transylvania 9/23/77Goals AllowedGoals Opponent Date11 St. Andrews 196910 at Appalachian State 9/12/778 Warren Wilson 19698 Carson-Newman 19698 Belmont Abbey 10/13/948 at USC Spartanburg 11/1/03AssistsAst. Opponent Date12 Graham Bible 10/15/7710 Milligan 9/21/9110 at St. Andrews 10/15/0210 Newberry 11/5/0210 Charleston (W.Va.) 9/9/05PointsPts. Opponent Date48 Graham Bible 10/15/7738 Bluefield 9/25/9236 Graham Bible 10/15/7734 Milligan 9/21/9133 Warren Wilson 10/15/91SavesSV Opponent Date19 Chrisan Brothers 10/6/9618 at Lenoir-Rhyne 10/3/9816 Covenant 11/3/9515 Gardner-Webb 9/27/9115 Tennessee Wesleyan 10/2/9115 at Carson-Newman 9/19/00TEAM SEASON RECORDSGoalsGYear128 199296 200285 199182 200471 1979AssistsAst.Year76 200264 199660 200860 200450 1979PointsPts.Year268 2002224 2004192 1979184 2008180 1995SavesSVYear230 1994200 1996199 1997163 1998160 1979Goals Against AverageGAAYear0.56 20021.02 20081.21 20111.30 19961.43 2005ShutoutsShOYear13 200212 20089 19797 19777 19917 19977 20047 20077 2011First LastOpponent W-L-T Met MetAlabama-Huntsville ............... 1-0-1 1998 2000Aldersson-Broaddus .............. 3-0-0 2004 2007Anderson ............................... 3-3-0 1996 2011Appalachian State ................. 1-2-0 1969 1977Ashland .................................. 0-1-1 1998 2009Augusta State ........................ 1-0-0 1991 1991Barry ...................................... 1-1-0 2005 2011Belhaven ................................ 0-2-0 1991 1992Belmont ................................. 3-0-0 1991 1993Belmont Abbey ...................... 3-5-1 1993 2010Berea ..................................... 2-2-0 1969 1977Berry ...................................... 0-1-0 1996 1996Birmingham Southern ........... 1-2-0 1991 1994Bluefield ................................ 6-0-0 1992 1996Brevard .................................. 5-1-0 1976 2011Bryan ..................................... 5-3-2 1974 2008Campbellsville ....................... 1-0-0 2002 2002Carson-Newman ................ 14-10-2 1969 2011Catawba .............................. 11-8-1 1991 2011Charleston (W.Va.) ................ 2-0-0 2004 2005Chrisan Brothers ................. 3-1-1 1991 1996Cincinna ............................... 1-0-0 1976 1976Clayton State ......................... 5-2-1 1992 2011Concord ................................. 4-0-0 1998 2002Covenant ............................... 4-5-0 1977 1996Culver-Stockton ..................... 1-0-0 1995 1995Cumberland (Ky.)................... 1-1-0 1995 2007Cumberland (Tenn.) .............. 2-0-0 1991 2001Davis and Elkins ..................... 2-0-0 2004 2005Eckerd .................................... 1-0-0 2003 2003Emory & Henry ...................... 2-0-0 1996 1997Erskine ................................... 2-0-0 1992 1993Findlay ................................... 0-0-2 1998 1999Florida Tech ........................... 1-2-1 1997 2005Francis Marion ....................... 1-2-0 1999 2008Gannon .................................. 0-1-0 1999 1999A-T S RFirst LastOpponent W-L-T Met MetGardner-Webb ...................... 4-1-1 1996 1999Georgetown (Ky.) .................. 0-1-0 1995 1995Georgia Southwestern .......... 1-0-0 2008 2008Goldey Beacom ..................... 1-0-0 1997 1997Graham Bible ......................... 2-0-0 1977 1977Green Mountain .................... 0-1-0 1997 1997Hillsdale ................................. 1-0-0 1998 1998Holy Family ............................ 1-0-0 1997 1997Hunngdon ........................... 1-0-0 1991 1991King ...................................... 13-8-2 1969 2010Lambuth ................................ 3-1-1 1992 2008Lander ................................... 4-3-1 1999 2010Lee ......................................... 5-5-0 1991 2002Lees-McRae ......................... 11-3-1 1991 2011Lenoir-Rhyne ....................... 14-6-3 1991 2011Lewis ...................................... 0-1-0 2007 2007Limestone .............................. 0-2-0 2010 2011Lincoln Memorial ................ 9-10-2 1991 2011Lipscomb ............................... 1-0-0 1995 1995Longwood .............................. 1-0-0 2003 2003Mars Hill .............................. 10-6-2 1992 2011Marn Methodist .................. 1-0-0 1997 1997Mary Washington .................. 0-1-0 1994 1994Maryville ................................ 2-1-0 1977 1992Millersville ............................. 0-1-0 2011 2011Milligan .................................. 8-1-0 1991 2009Mobile ................................... 0-3-0 1993 2007Montevallo ............................ 0-4-0 2000 2010Montreat ............................... 6-0-0 1976 2004Morehouse ............................ 2-1-0 2000 2002Newberry ............................. 11-0-2 1998 2011North Carolina ....................... 2-0-0 1974 1976North Carolina Pembroke ...... 0-1-0 2005 2005North Carolina Wesleyan ...... 1-0-0 1995 1995Nova Southeastern ................ 0-1-0 2011 2011Oglethorpe ............................ 1-0-0 1974 1974First LastOpponent W-L-T Met MetPfeiffer ................................... 1-0-0 2003 2003Piedmont ............................... 1-0-1 1995 1996Presbyterian .......................... 4-4-2 1999 2005Queens (N.C.) ........................ 2-0-0 2008 2009Rockhurst .............................. 0-1-0 1995 1995Rollins .................................... 0-1-0 1998 1998Salem Internaonal ............... 3-0-0 2004 2007St. Andrews ........................... 1-1-0 1969 2002Sewanee ................................ 1-0-0 1976 1976Shepherd ............................... 0-2-0 2010 2011South Carolina-Aiken ............. 1-0-0 1999 1999South Carolina Upstate ......... 0-2-0 2002 2003Southern Illinois Edwardsville .. 0-1-0 2004 2004Tampa .................................... 0-1-0 2008 2008Tennessee ............................. 3-1-2 1969 1977Tennessee Temple ................. 7-2-0 1974 2004Tennessee Wesleyan ............. 7-3-2 1974 1997Tiffin ...................................... 1-0-0 2009 2009Transylvania .......................... 1-1-0 1977 1998Union (Ky.)............................. 2-0-0 1995 1998University of the South ......... 2-0-0 1974 1977Virginia Wesleyan .................. 0-1-0 1994 1994Warren Wilson ...................... 2-3-0 1969 1991Western Carolina ................... 5-0-0 1969 1977West Florida .......................... 1-0-0 1991 1991West Virginia Wesleyan ........ 3-0-0 2004 2007Wheeling-Jesuit ..................... 0-2-0 1999 2001William Carey ........................ 0-1-0 1993 1993Wingate ............................... 11-6-0 1999 2011Young Harris .......................... 0-1-1 2010 2011+ School name was changed: Montreat was Montreat-Anderson;South Carolina Upstate was SouthCarolina Spartanburg.18 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1 9 6 5 - 6 6Records & Results Not Available1 9 6 7 ( 2 - 7 - 2 )Results Not Available1 9 6 8Records & Results Not Available1 9 6 9 ( 4 - 8 - 1 )Date Opponent W-L Score1969 Berea L 1-61969 St. Andrews L 1-111969 Warren Wilson L 1-81969 Carson-Newman L 3-81969 King L 3-61969 Tennessee W 4-31969 Berea L 2-31969 King L 2-61969 Western Carolina W 3-11969 Warren Wilson L 2-71969 Appalachian State W 4-21969 Western Carolina W 4-21969 Tennessee T 4-41 9 7 0 - 7 3Records & Results Not Available1 9 7 4 ( 6 - 5 )Coach: Jerome McGeeDate Opponent W-L Score1974 North Carolina W 3-11974 Bryan L 0-11974 at King L 2-31974 at Univ. of the South W 5-21974 at Oglethorpe W 5-41974 Western Carolina W 3-11974 Tennessee Wesleyan W 2-01974 at Bryan L 1-21974 King W 4-11974 at Tennessee Temple L 2-51974 at King L 1-21 9 7 5 ( 1 2 - 6 )Coach: Cave WebberDate Opponent W-L Score9/17 at Emory & Henry W 8-09/20 at King L 3-59/25 at Bryan L 3-59/27 Sewanee W 2-110/2 at Tennessee L 2-310/4 at Maryville W 7-010/8 at Tennessee W 3-010/11 East Tenn. State W (forfeit)10/15 Emory & Henry W (forfeit)10/18 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 3-510/21 at East Tenn. State W (forfeit)10/23 at Western Carolina W 2-110/25 Tennessee Temple W 5-210/28 King W 3-110/31 vs. Tenn. Wesleyan@ W 2-111/1 at Bryan@ L 0-3@ TISA Tournament, Dayton, Tenn.1 9 7 6 ( 1 1 - 6 )Coach: John EiskampDate Opponent W-L Score9/13 at Appalachian State L 2-59/18 at Sewanee W 2-19/21 Montreat-Anderson W 9-09/25 Warren Wilson W 1-09/29 at King L 3-410/2 Tennessee Wesleyan L 3-410/6 at Tennessee L 3-410/7 at Tennessee Temple L 3-410/9 Bryan W 3-210/11 Berea W 1-010/13 at UNC Asheville W 5-210/16 Western Carolina W 2-110/19 at Brevard W 6-110/23 King L 3-410/26 Tennessee W 2-111/12 vs. Morehead State+ W 4-311/13 vs. Cincinna+ W 6-3+ Kentucky Tournament1 9 7 7 ( 1 1 - 5 - 1 )Coach: John Eiskampate Opponent W-L Score9/12 at Appalachian State L 1-109/17 at Covenant L 0-29/21 Maryville W 7-09/23 at Transylvania W 11-09/24 at Berea W 3-29/26 at Warren Wilson L 1-29/28 King W 4-210/1 at Graham Bible W 7-010/4 Tennessee W 3-010/7 Tennessee Temple W 2-010/12 Univ. of the South W 5-010/15 Graham Bible W 18-010/17 at Tenn. Wesleyan L 0-110/19 at King W 7-110/22 at Bryan L 3-410/26 at Tennessee T 1-110/27 at Western Carolina W 4-01 9 7 8 ( 8 - 4 - 1 )Coach: John EiskampDate Opponent W-L Score9/12 at Appalachian State L 0-49/16 Covenant L 2-39/19 at King W 2-09/23 at Tennessee Temple T 1-19/26 Warren Wilson W 3-19/30 Berea W 1-010/3 at Sewanee W 2-010/7 Bryan L 1-210/11 Tennessee W 5-310/18 King W 4-110/20 Tennessee Wesleyan L 0-110/23 at Tennessee W10/25 Western Carolina W 1-01 9 7 9 ( 1 7 - 2 - 3 )TISA ChampionsDistrict 24 ChampionsCoach: John EiskampDate Opponent W-L Score9/22 King W 8-19/26 Warren Wilson W 4-29/28 Covenant T 1-19/29 Tennessee Temple T 1-110/5 Morehead State W 7-110/6 Berea W 1-010/10 Bryan W 3-210/12 Tennessee Wesleyan T 1-110/13 Lee W 4-110/15 Western Carolina W 1-010/17 King W 3-210/19 Sewanee W 1-010/20 Milligan W 9-010/22 Lee W 6-210/24 Tennessee W 1-010/26 Sewanee@ W 3-010/27 Tennessee Wesleyan@ W 4-010/31 Roanoke L 2-311/3 Milligan W 7-011/7 Covenant# W 4-311/13 Goshen$ W 1-011/15 Spring Arbor% L 0-3@ TISA Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# District 24 Championship, Greeneville, Tenn.$ Area IV Playoffs, Goshen, Ind.% Area IV Playoffs, Spring Harbor, Mich.1 9 8 0 ( 1 6 - 2 - 3 )Coach: John EiskampResults Not Available1 9 8 1 ( 6 - 1 1 - 1 )Coach: John EiskampResults Not Available1 9 8 2 ( 1 0 - 8 )Coach: John EiskampResults Not Available1 9 8 3 ( 1 7 - 6 )District 24 ChampionsCoach: John EiskamResults Not Available1 9 8 4 ( 1 7 - 2 - 3 )Coach: John EiskampRecords & Results Not Available1 9 8 5 - 8 8No Team1 9 8 9 ( 0 - 1 0 )Coach: Tony CastaincaResults Not Available1 9 9 0 ( 1 3 - 7 )TVAC ChampionsCoach: Tony CastaincaResults Not CompleteDate Opponent W-L Score1990 Tennessee Temple W1990 Lee W1990 Lenoir-Rhyne L1990 King L1990 Maryville L1990 Carson-Newman W1990 Lees-McRae L1990 Tennessee Wesleyan W1990 Cumberland (Tenn.) W1990 Chrisan Brothers L1990 Milligan W1990 Charleston (W.Va.) L1990 Bryan W1990 Mt. Olive W1990 Covenant W1990 Lincoln Memorial W1990 Montreat-Anderson W1990 Warren Wilson W1 9 9 1 ( 1 3 - 9 - 2 )NAIA District 24 ChampionsCoach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score9/7 Catawba L 0-39/10 Lenoir-Rhyne W 2-19/13 vs. Augusta+ W 3-19/14 vs. Birm. Southern+ L 2-39/17 King W 4-19/19 at Carson-Newman W 3-09/20 at Lee L 3-49/21 Milligan W 12-09/24 at Lees-McRae W 4-09/26 at Bryan W 4-29/28 Gardner-Webb T 2-210/2 Tennessee-Wesleyan T 1-110/4 Covenant L 0-210/8 Maryville L 0-210/10 at Belmont W 7-010/15 Warren Wilson W 12-010/19 Cumberland (Tenn.) W 7-010/23 at Lincoln Mem. L 1-5 (2ot)10/25 at West Florida W 1-010/26 at Hunngdon W 7-3 (2ot)11/5 vs. Tenn. Wesleyan@ W 3-111/6 vs. Covenant@ W 2-111/7 vs. Chrisan Brothers@ W 7-211/15 at Belhaven# L 2-4+ Meridian Tournament, Meridian Miss.@ NAIA District 24 Tourn., Bristol, Tenn.# NAIA Area Playoffs, Jackson, Miss.1 9 9 2 ( 1 9 - 3 )TVAC ChampionsDistrict 24 ChampionsCoach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score9/5 at Mars Hill W 7-39/7 Tennessee Temple W 9-19/8 Belmont W 8-19/15 Carson-Newman W 3-19/19 Lee W 7-19/23 at King W 6-09/25 Bluefield W 19-09/26 at Milligan W 8-09/29 Tennessee Wesleyan W9/30 Montreat-Anderson W10/2 Birmingham Southern L 1-210/3 Covenant W 2-110/7 Lees-McRae W 6-110/10 Clayton State W 8-010/13 Bryan W 5-010/19 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-310/20 Erskine W 2-1 (ot)10/24 Lambuth W 6-110/28 Maryville W1992 Chrisan Brothers@ W 6-31992 Tenn. Wesleyan@ W 4-21992 at Belhaven# L 2-4@ NAIA District 24 Tour., Greeneville, Tenn.# NAIA Area Playoffs, Jackson, Miss.1 9 9 3 ( 1 3 - 4 - 3 )TVAC ChampionsCoach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score9/10 at #13 Mobile L 0-49/11 at William Carey L 1-49/14 at Bluefield W 5-09/18 at Lee W 4-2 (ot)9/22 at Carson-Newman T 3-39/24 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 7-19/29 at Bryan T 2-29/30 at Lincoln Memorial W 4-110/5 King W 4-210/9 at Belmont W 2-010/11 Milligan W 7-010/12 at Montreat-Anderson W 8-010/16 Erskine W 3-110/18 at Lambuth W 5-110/19 at Chrisan Brothers W 3-010/21 at Lees-McRae W 2-010/23 at Belmont Abbey L 1-410/29 Lenoir-Rhyne T 2-210/30 #9 Covenant W 4-111/5 vs. Chrisan Brothers@ L 1-2@ NAIA District 24 Tour., Lookout Mtn, Tenn.1 9 9 4 ( 8 - 1 1 - 1 )Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score9/3 at Bir.-Southern L 1-69/4 at Mobile L 1-49/7 Tenn.-Wesleyan T 2-29/10 at Virginia Wesleyan L 0-79/11 at Mary Washington L 0-59/13 Bluefield W 2-19/21 Bryan W 3-29/22 Montreat-Anderson W 5-09/28 Lambuth L 1-310/1 Lee L 1-310/4 King W 3-210/6 Lincoln Memorial L 3-4 (ot)10/8 at Covenant L 0-110/13 Belmont Abbey L 0-810/18 Lees-McRae W 7-110/19 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 6-410/20 at Milligan W 4-110/27 at Carson-Newman L 3-4 (ot)11/1 Tenn.-Wesleyan@ W 1-011/4 at Lee@ L 0-1 (ot)@ TVAC Tournament1 9 9 5 ( 1 3 - 8 - 2 )Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score9/2 vs. Rockhurst+ L 0-29/3 vs. Culver-Stockton+ W 6-29/5 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 2-19/11 at Milligan W 6-09/13 at Bryan T 2-29/16 at Union (Ky.) W 6-09/19 at Montreat W 4-09/21 Lenoir-Rhyne W 4-29/23 Cumberland (Ky.) W 6-29/24 NC Wesleyan W 5-4 (ot)9/28 at Lincoln Memorial L 1-29/30 at Bluefield W 2-010/4 at King L 2-410/6 Covenant L 1-510/10 at Lee L 0-110/14 at Belmont Abbey L 1-210/16 at Piedmont T 4-410/21 Lipscomb W 6-010/26 Carson-Newman W 4-210/28 at Georgetown L 0-110/31 Bluefield@ W 4-111/3 at Covenant@ W 2-011/5 at Lee@ L 1-5+ Lindsey Wilson Tour., Columbia, Ky.@ TVAC Tournament1 9 9 6 ( 1 4 - 2 - 2 )Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score9/1 at Lees-McRae W 5-19/4 Tennessee Wesleyan W 6-19/7 at Mars Hill W 2-19/14 at Emory & Henry W 5-09/19 Bluefield W 3-09/24 King W 5-19/26 Lincoln Memorial T 4-410/2 Belmont Abbey W 4-310/5 Anderson W 2-110/6 Chrisan Brothers T 2-210/8 Milligan W 6-010/10 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 4-210/13 Piedmont W 7-210/19 Gardner-Webb W 5-210/25 at Tennessee Temple W 2-010/26 at Covenant L 1-210/30 at Carson-Newman W 4-111/8 vs. Berry# L 2-4# NAIA Independent Seconal, Birmingham., Ala.1 9 9 7 ( 1 3 - 7 )Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score8/30 at Lee L 2-49/10 at Belmont Abbey W 3-19/13 Lees-McRae W 5-09/14 Florida Tech L 1-29/18 at Lincoln Memorial L 1-29/20 at Catawba W 4-19/23 Lenoir-Rhyne W 2-19/27 Marn Methodist W 5-010/7 at Gardner-Webb L 2-410/8 Emory & Henry W 6-110/11 Mars Hill L 2-410/14 at King W 2-010/16 Carson-Newman W 3-210/18 Tennessee Temple W 4-010/22 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 1-310/25 at Anderson W 7-011/1 at Milligan W 4-011/6 vs. Holy Family# W 2-011/8 vs. Goldey Beacom# W 3-11997 at Green Mountain% L 1-5# NAIA NE Ind. Philadelphia, Pa.% NAIA NE Regional, Green Mountain, Vt.2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 19

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1 9 9 8 ( 1 0 - 4 - 3 )Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score9/1 at Union (Ky.) W 3-29/4 Hillsdale W 6-19/9 Lincoln Memorial W 3-29/12 at Findlay+ T 2-2 (ot)9/13 vs. Ashland+ L 1-49/18 at Rollins L 1-69/19 at Florida Tech T 1-1 (ot)9/27 Transylvania L 3-49/30 King W 4-110/3 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 4-3 (ot)10/7 Gardner-Webb W 3-2 (ot)10/10 Mars Hill T 2-2 (ot)10/11 Alabama-Huntsville L 2-610/16 Concord W 4-110/23 Newberry W 7-110/27 Lee W 4-310/28 at Carson-Newman W 2-1+ Findlay Invitaonal, Findlay, Ohio1 9 9 9 ( 1 0 - 9 - 2 )SAC Tournament ChampionsCoach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score8/28 vs. Lees-McRae+ W 4-28/29 vs. USC Aiken+ W 3-19/1 Lander L 0-19/4 Findlay T 1-19/5 Wheeling-Jesuit L 2-49/8 at Lincoln Mem. W 2-19/11 at #20 Presbyterian* L 0-19/18 Catawba* L 0-19/22 King W 2-1 (ot)9/30 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-110/4 #13 Francis Marion L 0-410/7 at #20 Gardner-Webb* W 3-2 (ot)10/10 Mars Hill* L 1-2 (2ot)10/16 Newberry* W 8-210/22 Florida Tech W 2-110/24 Gannon L 1-210/27 Carson-Newman* L 1-310/30 at #11 Wingate* L 0-311/2 at Presbyterian# T 1-1 (4ot)11/6 vs. Gardner-Webb@ W 4-311/7 vs. #6 Wingate@ W 1-0* South Atlanc Conference Match+ Mars Hill Classic, Mars Hill, N.C.# SAC Tournament, Clinton, S.C.(TC advances 5-4 on penalty kicks)@ SAC Tournament, Clinton, S.C.2 0 0 0 ( 6 - 1 3 )Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score8/31 at King L 3-59/2 at Lander L 2-59/6 Lincoln Memorial W 2-19/9 vs. Belmont Abbey+ L 1-69/10 at Lees-McRae+ L 1-39/16 Catawba* W 6-19/19 at Carson-Newman* L 2-3 (ot)9/22 vs. Montevallo% L 1-49/24 at Ala.-Huntsville% W 3-19/26 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 1-0 (ot)9/29 at Mars Hill* L 1-210/1 Presbyterian* L 2-310/7 Wingate* L 1-210/10 Clayton State L 0-210/12 at Newberry* W 3-110/14 at #2 Francis Marion L 0-210/18 Morehouse L 1-210/21 Concord W 5-110/25 at Presbyterian@ L 1-2 (ot)* South Atlanc Conference Match+ Clayton State Classic, Morrow, Ga.% Ala-Huntsville Tour., Huntsville, Ala.@ SAC Tournament, 1st Rd., Clinton, S.C.2 0 0 1 ( 9 - 7 - 1 )Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score8/29 King W 2-09/1 #23 Lander L 4-5 (ot)9/5 at Lincoln Memorial W 7-29/8 at Lees-McRae+ L 1-29/9 vs. #14 Clayton St.+ T 1-19/19 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 5-4 (ot)9/26 Morehouse W 4-39/29 at Presbyterian* L 0-610/3 Mars Hill* L 0-1 (ot)10/6 at Wingate* L 1-210/10 Carson-Newman* W 3-110/12 Newberry* W 8-210/18 Cumberland (Tenn.) W 3-010/20 at Concord W 2-010/21 vs. Wheeling Jesuit# L 0-210/24 Catawba* W 5-210/30 Catawba@ L 1-2* South Atlanc Conference Match+ Lees McRae/Holiday Inn Shootout, Banner Elk, N.C.# Athens, W.Va.@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.2 0 0 2 ( 1 7 - 3 - 1 )SAC ChampionsCoach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score8/31 at King T 0-09/5 Lincoln Memorial W 5-19/7 at #13 Lander W 4-19/14 Lees-McRae W 4-09/16 Morehouse W 7-29/18 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 9-09/21 Campbellsville W 2-09/24 Lee W 7-09/28 Presbyterian* W 2-110/2 at Mars Hill* L 1-210/5 Wingate* W 5-010/9 at Carson-Newman* W 5-110/12 at Newberry* W 11-010/15 at St. Andrews W 11-010/19 Concord W 6-010/23 at Catawba* W 2-010/25 #4 USC Spartanburg L 2-3 (ot)10/30 #14 Clayton State W 3-011/5 Newberry@ W 8-011/9 Catawba@ W 2-011/10 Wingate@ L 0-1* South Atlanc Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.2 0 0 3 ( 1 3 - 4 - 1 )Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score8/30 Pfeiffer W 3-28/31 Longwood W 5-19/2 King W 2-1 (2ot)9/6 at Lees-McRae W 1-09/10 Lincoln Memorial W 6-19/14 at Clayton State W 4-39/17 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-19/27 at Presbyterian* T 3-310/1 Mars Hill* W 7-010/4 at Wingate* W 6-110/8 Carson-Newman* W 2-010/11 Newberry* W 3-010/19 Eckerd W 1-010/22 Catawba* L 1-310/30 at Tennessee Temple W 4-211/1 at #2 USC Spartanburg L 1-811/4 Wingate@ W 5-311/8 vs Carson-Newman# L 1-2* South Atlanc Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# SAC Tournament, Newberry, S.C.2 0 0 4 ( 1 7 - 3 - 2 )SAC Tournament ChampionsNCAA Appalachian Region ChampionsNCAA II Elite EightFinal Ranking: No. 6Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score8/26 Milligan W 3-29/3 at Salem Internaonal W 2-19/5 at Alderson-Broaddus W 2-09/11 at Charleston (W.Va.) W 6-19/15 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 7-09/21 Presbyterian* W 2-09/22 Montreat W 7-19/29 at Mars Hill* W 3-010/2 Wingate* W 5-210/6 at #1 Carson-Newman* L 3-4 (2ot)10/10 at Newberry* T 2-210/20 at Catawba* L 3-410/22 West Va. Wesleyan W 2-110/24 Davis & Elkins W 4-110/27 #23 Lincoln Memorial T 3-310/30 Tenn. Temple W 10-111/3 Presbyterian@ W 3-011/6 vs #16 Catawba# W 1-011/7 vs #3 Carson-Newman# W 4-311/12 Catawba$ W 5-411/14 #2 Carson-Newman$ W 3-011/20 at #6 SIU Edwardsville% L 2-3* South Atlanc Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.$ NCAA Appalachian Region Tourn., Greeneville,Tenn.% NCAA Elite Eight, Edwardsville, Ill.2 0 0 5 ( 1 1 - 7 - 1 )NCAA TournamentFinal Ranking: No. 25Coach: Tony CastaincaDate Opponent W-L Score9/2 Salem Internaonal W 3-19/4 Alderson-Broaddus W 2-1 (ot)9/9 Charleston (W.Va.) W 10-09/11 Newberry* W 2-1 (ot)9/14 at Presbyterian* W 2-1 (2ot)9/17 at UNC Pembroke L 0-19/21 #6 Clayton State W 2-1 (ot)9/28 Mars Hill* T 1-1 (ot)10/1 at Wingate* W 4-110/5 #7 Carson-Newman* L 0-310/12 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-210/14 at Florida Tech L 0-110/16 at Barry W 3-210/19 Catawba* L 1-210/21 at W.Va. Wesleyan W 3-010/23 at Davis & Elkins W 2-010/26 at #24 Lincoln Mem. L 2-311/1 Lenoir-Rhyne@ L 2-511/10 vs Catawba^ L 1-2* South Atlanc Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.^ NCAA Tournament, Jefferson City, Tenn.2 0 0 6Season Cancelled2 0 0 7 ( 1 1 - 9 - 2 )SAC ChampionsNCAA TournamentCoach: Bre TeachDate Opponent W-L Score8/24 Lewis L 2-3 (2ot)8/26 Montevallo L 0-18/31 at Cumberland (Ky.) L 0-39/2 Alderson-Broaddus W 3-19/8 at Salem Internaonal W 6-09/12 at Lincoln Memorial* L 2-39/15 at #5 Clayton State L 0-59/19 at Brevard W 5-19/22 at #17 Wingate* W 2-09/25 #16 Lander T 0-0 (2ot)9/29 Newberry* W 7-210/3 Mars Hill* W 2-010/6 #8 Mobile L 1-210/9 #10 Carson-Newman* T 3-3 (2 ot)10/12 at W. Va. Wesleyan W 1-010/17 Catawba* W 5-010/20 at #25 Lenior-Rhyne* W 2-010/27 at Anderson L 0-110/30 Mars Hill# W 2-111/2 vs. #8 Wingate% W 6-211/4 vs. #16 Lincoln Mem.% L 1-311/9 #25 Carson-Newman@ L 1-3* South Atlanc Conference Match# SAC Tournament (Qtrfinal), Greeneville, Tenn.% SAC Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.@ NCAA II Applachain Reg., Greeneville, Tenn.2 0 0 8 ( 2 0 - 3 - 1 )SAC ChampionsSAC Tournament ChampionsNCAA Southeast Region ChampionsNCAA II Elite EightFinal Ranking: No. 7Coach: Bre TeachDate Opponent W-L Score8/28 at Queens W 1-08/31 Belmont Abbey W 4-19/3 Lambuth W 3-09/6 Milligan W 4-09/9 at Lander W 2-09/17 Lincoln Memorial* L 1-69/20 at Ga. Southwestern W 2-09/24 Brevard* W 3-09/27 Wingate* W 4-010/1 Lees-McRae W 3-110/4 at Newberry* T 3-310/8 at Mars Hill* W 3-110/11 Bryan W 2-110/15 at Carson-Newman* W 1-010/22 at Catawba* W 4-010/25 at Montevallo L 2-410/29 Anderson (S.C.) W 2-111/1 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 4-211/5 Catawba@ W 4-111/7 vs. Lincoln Memorial# W 2-011/9 vs. Wingate# W 1-011/14 Francis Marion& W 3-111/16 Lees-McRae& W 2-011/23 Tampa% L 2-3 (2ot)* South Atlanc Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.& NCAA Southeast Regional, Greeneville, Tenn.% NCAA Elite Eight, Greeneville, Tenn.2 0 0 9 ( 1 0 - 6 - 2 )SAC Tournament ChampionsCoach: Bre TeachDate Opponent W-L Score8/29 Queens W 2-09/4 at Ashland T 2-2 (2ot)9/6 at Tiffin W 3-2 (ot)9/9 at Milligan W 2-1 (ot)9/12 Lander W 2-19/16 at Lincoln Memorial* L 0-29/23 Brevard* W 7-09/26 at Wingate* L 0-210/4 Newberry* W 3-010/7 Mars Hill* W 4-110/18 at Belmont Abbey L 1-2 (2ot)10/21 Catawba* W 3-210/24 at #1 Lees-McRae L 1-410/28 #22 Carson-Newman* L 1-210/31 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-511/3 at Lenoir-Rhyne@ T 3-3 (3ot)11/6 vs. #15 Carson-Newman# W 2-111/8 vs. Mars Hill# W 2-0* South Atlanc Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.(TC advances 4-3 on penalty kicks)# SAC Tournament, Rock Hill, N.C.2 0 1 0 ( 2 - 1 2 - 3 )Coach: Steve VoltzDate Opponent W-L Score9/3 vs. King+ T 2-2 (2ot)9/5 at #2 Lees-McRae L 1-39/11 Young Harris T 0-09/15 at Limestone L 1-29/18 at Lander W 2-19/22 Belmont Abbey T 1-1 (2ot)9/25 Wingate* L 1-2 (ot)9/28 at Brevard* L 3-410/2 at Newberry* W 3-210/6 at #13 Mars Hill* L 0-210/9 Shepherd L 0-110/12 at #18 Carson-Newman* L 1-410/16 Anderson* L 0-510/20 Lincoln Memorial* L 0-110/23 at Catawba* L 1-310/27 #24 Montevallo L 0-510/30 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 1-4* South Atlanc Conference Match+ Banner Elk, N.C.2 0 1 1 ( 7 - 8 - 3 )Coach: Allen VitalDate Opponent W-L Score9/2 at Millersville L 0-29/4 at Shepherd L 1-29/9 #10 Barry L 1-2 (2ot)9/11 Nova Southeastern L 0-19/14 Limestone L 1-39/17 at Young Harris L 2-39/20 Lees-McRae T 2-2 (2ot)9/28 Brevard* W 2-010/1 Newberry* W 1-010/5 Mars Hill* W 1-010/8 #13 Clayton St. W 1-010/12 Carson-Newman* W 4-010/15 at Anderson* L 1-2 (2ot)10/18 at Lincoln Memorial* W 3-2 (ot)10/22 Catawba* T 0-0 (2ot)10/27 at Wingate* W 2-010/30 at Lenoir-Rhyne* T 1-1 (2ot)11/1 Lenoir-Rhyne@ L 0-3* South Atlanc Conference Match@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.20 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN ROSTERT M’ S A-T L RThe Tusculum College Men’s Soccer All-Time Leermen Leermen roster is being published for the third me me this year. Please contact the TC Athlec Athlec Media Relaons Relaons office forany correcons, addions, or deleons to this list. The TC Athlec Media Relaons office wish to thank all past sports informaon directors, assistants and studentsthat have worked so hard for many hours in order to promote Tusculum athlecs over the years. Thanks go out to Steve Ruthsatz, Garre McKnight, Buddy Pearson,Jamie Hamer, Mike Maggert, Will Prewi, Ma Horne, Kelly Harrison, and Morgan Lunsford for all their hard work.AErnesto Alvarado .............................................. 2005Dax Andersen ................................................... 1998Larry Andrews .................................................. 1996Bob Antoskow .................................................. 1975Henry Arroyo ................................................... 1993Al Asher ............................................................ 1977Cameron Bailey ........................................... 2001-04Dave Bailey ...................................................... 2005Mahieu Banks ................................................ 1995Luis Barreto ................................................. 1992-94Michael Beber .................................................. 1999Rob Beckvermit ................................................ 1983Tom Beckvermit .......................................... 1982-83Spin Becvar ................................................. 1975-76Alez Bell ........................................................... 1965BCurs Berger .................................................... 2010David Beverly ................................................... 1990Paul Beyer ........................................................ 1996Janik Bold ......................................................... 2010Pete Bowidowicz .............................................. 1969Jason Bowles ............................................... 1993-96Gerry Boyle ...................................................... 2004Kevin Bride .................................................. 1990-93Sean Bride ................................................... 1990-93Rich Brieva ....................................................... 1981Steve Browne .............................................. 1981-82Vad Bulbon ....................................................... 1965Steve Burgess ................................................... 1975Michael Burgoyne ....................................... 1995-98Don Burke ........................................................ 1969Brandon Burney ..................................2011-presentJeff Burton ....................................................... 1982Ryan Butler ................................................. 2004-05Petr Buzyan ................................................. 2009-10Oscar Calderon ................................................. 1991CAndre Campbell ................................ 2005, 2007-08Kevin Canning ............................................. 1981-83Diego Cardona ............................................ 1990-91Brent Carlyle ............................................... 2001-03Josh Carrier ...................................................... 1998Patrick Carroll ................................................... 2005Charlie Carson .................................................. 1965Tom Cates ................................................... 1990-91Anand Chamaskul ............................................ 1974Mike Charleton ........................................... 1975-76Rob Childress .............................................. 1990-92Gerard Chomskis .............................................. 2005Reno Chrisno ................................................. 2005Stuart Clamp ............................................... 1992-95Ryan Clark ........................................................ 2007Tyler Clem ........................................................ 2007Sean Collins ................................................. 2003-04Bruno Conceicão ......................................... 2007-08Adamo Confli ........................................... 2001-03Michael Connell ............................................... 2003Chris Conner .................................................... 1992John Constable ............................................ 2003-04Johann Contaste .............................................. 2005Donald Cornee ............................................... 1990James Corriveau ............................................... 1983Jim Corriveau .............................................. 1981-82Russ Courson ................................................... 1990Steve Crane ................................................. 1991-92Joey Creed ........................................................ 1989David Crickmar ............................................ 1993-96Jack Criswell ..................................................... 1965Jose Cruz ..................................................... 1982-83Ray Cruz ........................................................... 2010Bradley Culbreth .............................................. 2002Zac Cundiff ....................................................... 2007Evan Cunningham ............................................ 2005Stuart Currie ............................................... 1995-97Ma Cuthbert ............................................. 2004-05DJim d’Alelio ....................................................... 1983Michael Dabdoub ............................................ 2005Telmo Dantes .......................................... 2007-2008Cris Daner ................................................. 1995-98Drayson Davenport .............................2010-presentMa Davies ...................................................... 2010Gordon Davis ................................................... 1990Nathan De Freitas ............................................ 2004Ron De Spirito .................................................. 1965Mike DeCois .............................................. 1967-69Fred DeFazio .................................................... 1974Sco Dellosso .................................................. 1983Ma DeMarni ........................................... 2002-03Ed Descz ........................................................... 1977Dave DeSousa ............................................. 2000-03Brian Diaz ................................................ 1999-2001Eric Dilbeck ................................................. 1995-98Tyler DiMona ................................................... 2003Neal Dixon ................................................... 2000-03Fred Dobson ..................................................... 1969Paul Doge ......................................................... 1974Steve Dolbeer .................................................. 2005Geoff Donahoe ................................................. 1983Tom Donatelli ................................................... 1974Carter Dorton ......................................2011-presentAlexander Eddo ........................................... 2001-04EAlex Edwards .................................................... 2005Tim Eichinger .............................................. 2008-09Joey Farinno ................................................... 1969FOs Fawaz ................................................... 1990-91Greg Feathers .............................................. 1982-83Tony Feathers .............................................. 1981-82Wes Feathers ................................................... 1983Gary Fehlberg ................................................... 1983Louie Fejes .................................................. 1982-83Bill Fembleaux .................................................. 1975Alvaro Figuerola ............................................... 1995Kenwyn Findley ................................................ 1996Jon Fis ....................................................... 1974-77Luis Flores ................................................... 2002-03Robbie Flynn .................................................... 2011Mark Ford ........................................................ 1995Fernando Forero .............................................. 1974Mason Fox ................................................... 2010-11Andy Freeman .................................................. 1994Thomas Frey .................................................... 1996Sam Fried ......................................................... 1969Fred Frullo ................................................... 1974-75Chuck Fugger ................................................... 1977Aldo Garcia ...................................................... 1996GManuel Garcia ............................................. 2002-03Pete Gersie ....................................................... 1976Eugene Giova ................................................. 1976Andy Goellner .....................................2008-presentArtur Goncalves .......................................... 1990-93Don Gonzalez ................................................... 1967Joel Gonzalez ................................................... 1993Temo Gonzalez ................................................. 2005Jonathan Gordon ........................................ 2001-04Dave Graham .............................................. 1981-82Keagan Graham ................................................ 2010Peter Graupner ................................................ 1967Jordon Greene ................................................. 2001David Griffith .................................................... 1999Nick Grizzan .................................... 2005, 2007-08Luis Guevara ................................................ 1991-93Ruben Guevara ................................................ 1990Ryan Guillot ...................................................... 2005HEnrique Haeussler ............................................ 2007Phillip Hagen ............................................... 2008-09Will Hagy .......................................................... 1994Jeff Hale ........................................................... 1975Kenneth Hale ................................................... 1976Sco Hanger ........................................... 1999-2002Jay Harris ..................................................... 2004-05Steve Harrison .................................................. 1976Jaime Harvey ............................................... 2002-05Clay Haselton ................................................... 1999Bill Hausler .................................................. 1981-83Les Heggan .................................................. 1967-69Josh Helms .................................................. 1999-02Shawn Hester ................................................... 1995Tom Hill ....................................................... 1991-92Greg Hitchens .................................................. 2003Jamie Hlubb ..................................................... 1989Sco Hoffman ............................................. 1991-94Greg Holter ...................................................... 1994Dean Hopewell ............................................ 2007-10Paul Hopkins ............................................... 2001-04Joseph Hough ............................................. 1989-90Daniel Hoult ................................................ 1998-01IFrancis Ibanez ............................................. 1991-92Vasko Ilievski ............................................... 1981-82Thomas Ishii ..................................................... 1998JAndres Jarquin ............................................ 2009-10Reid Jackson ..................................................... 1991Tony Jefferys ..................................................... 1974Enrique Jimenez ............................................... 2000Malick Jobe ...................................................... 2005Marc Joseph ..................................................... 2009Eben Jones .................................................. 1993-94Rusn Jones ................................................ 2002-03Micah Jorgensen .............................................. 2004Jose Juarez ....................................................... 2005KAli Kadiry .......................................................... 1994Philip Karlsson .................................................. 2011Boazin Kana ................................................... 2007Benyam Kefleyessus ......................................... 2005Bob Kennedy .................................................... 1965Paul Kester ....................................................... 1995Ma Kiehna ................................................ 1997-98Frank Kinney .................................................... 1965Joe Kinney ................................................... 1974-75Jim Klickovich .............................................. 1975-76Steve Knoepfel ................................................. 1975Bobby Kno ..................................................... 1989Chris Kobran ..................................................... 1975Ken Krauss ........................................................ 1975Phil Kreer .................................................... 1965-67Joshua Krehbiel ........................................... 2000-01Jusn Krehbiel .................................................. 2002Chris Kremer ..................................... 1993, 1996-97Adam Kulbat .......................................2011-presentLDavid Laddy ..................................................... 1989Kevin Laight ....................................... 2004-05, 2008David Lam ........................................................ 1965Jerry Lam .......................................................... 1965Adam Lane ....................................................... 1999Henry Lange ..................................................... 1965Borce Lazarov .............................................. 1997-98Anteneh Lemma ......................................... 2007-09Fernando Leon ................................................. 2011Henri Lespinasse ......................................... 2004-05Jason Lewis ...................................................... 1997Elliot Livesey .................................................... 20072012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 21

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN ROSTERCarlos Lizarro ................................................... 1975Loro Lokuji .................................................. 1995-97B.J. Long ...................................................... 1993-96Brad Long .................................................... 1996-97Chris Long ........................................................ 2008Dave Lord ......................................................... 1969Sco Lucky .................................................. 2008-09Steven Lynskey ........................................ 1998-2001MDavid Ma .......................................................... 1967Liam MacCarron ...................................... 1999-2002Roberto Machado ....................................... 1982-83Luther MacKinnon ............................ 1995-96, 1999Mike Maginnis ................................................. 1969Sco Mair ................................................... 1974-75Moe Malala ...................................................... 1967Dave Maldonado .............................................. 1981Sean Malloy ..................................................... 1997Ashley Marshall ................................................ 1983Chad Martel ................................................ 1995-98Joel Marnsson ................................................ 2011Rodney McCollum ....................................... 1989-91Bill McClay ....................................................... 1977Rory McCook ..................................... 2005, 2007-08Mahew McKeever .................................... 2008-11Horton McKinney ........................................ 2007-10Mike McLean .............................................. 1995-98Robert McMakin ........................................ 1996–97Stepben McNeill .................................2011-presentCorey McPherson ........................................ 2008-09Larry Melton .................................................... 1981Tony Mendes ............................................... 1976-77Rick Mercado .............................................. 1982-83Angel Mero ...................................................... 2003Sven Meyer ................................................. 2007-09Nick Miller ........................................................ 2005Charlie Mills ..................................................... 1976John Mills .................................................... 1974-76Chad Mitchell ................................................... 1991Ben Molner ................................................. 1996-99Jose Monroy ............................................... 1990-93David Montes ......................................2010-presentLance Moore ............................................... 2007-09Rich Moore ................................................. 1965-67John Morris ................................................. 1997-99Aaron Morrow ............................................ 1993-94Jared Moss .................................................. 1996-98John Moye .................................................. 1997-00Cody Muncy ..................................................... 1999Bre Munson ................................................... 2011Ryan Munson ................................................... 2000Fredrik Muren .....................................2011-presentCarlyle Myrie ............................................... 1993-96NJonathan Neal .................................................. 2001Luis Neira .................................................... 1989-92Andre Nesfield ............................................ 2003-04Dauphin Ngongo .............................................. 2007Chrisan Niven ................................................. 1999Cooper Nunally ................................................ 1999OSteven Oakey .......................................... 1998-2001Carlos Ochoa .................................................... 1995Makoto Okura ............................................. 1989-90Daniel Oliveira .................................................. 2004Rodrigo Oliveira .......................................... 2004-05John Oliver ....................................................... 1981Ma Orchard-Lisle .................................. 1998-2001Olufemi Orelaja ................................................ 1997David Ormesher .......................................... 2000-02Jayson Orr ................................................... 1993-94Douglas Owens ........................................... 2003-04Ryan Oyama ..................................................... 2005PJeremy Parn .............................................. 2002-05John Pastushok ...................................... 1965, 1967Hemal Patel ................................................. 2003-04Lucas Paulini ............................................... 2007-09Kjel Paulsen .................................................... 2011Sean Pearson ................................................... 2001Ed Pelkey .......................................................... 1974Gerry Pierce ................................................ 1974-77Brian Pike .................................................... 1992-94Sean Pike ..................................................... 1992-94Roberto Pimentel ................................2011-presentWarren Ponce ............................................. 1981-83Javier Porllo .............................................. 2010-11Jaime Posada .............................................. 1982-83Freddie Predosa ............................................... 1983Tony Prisco ........................................ 2004-05, 2007RJohn Raby .................................................... 1993-96Hal Rainey ........................................................ 1965Tom Rainey ...................................................... 1989Phillip Raskin .................................................... 1994Nick Rich ..................................................... 2008-09Brian Riesenberg .............................................. 2007Jameson Riner ............................................. 2002-05John Risner .................................................. 1974-76James Robbins ................................................. 1999Jusn Robbins .................................................. 1999Bill Robertson ................................................... 1967Laurent Rocherolle ...................................... 1981-82Pablo Rodriguez .......................................... 1990-92Carlos Rojas ...................................................... 1975Fabio Rojas .................................................. 1974-76Pontus Rosen ................................................... 2011Mahew Ross ................................... 2004-05, 2007Mahew Rouse ........................................... 2001-04Maas Rubio .......................................2011-presentEmilio Russo ................................................ 1996-99SGary Samborgna .............................................. 1974Ryan Sandmeyer ............................... 2005, 2008-09Al Sanford ........................................................ 1993Adam Sayers ............................................... 1996-99Henry Schaffer ................................................. 1967Josh Schirmer ................................................... 2000Chris Schmidt .............................................. 1966-67Herb Schrepfer ................................................. 1982Richard Schofield ............................................. 2008Damion Sco .............................................. 2004-05George Sco ............................................... 1965-67Wilson Selde .................................................... 1990Russell Sexton .................................................. 2010Frank Shannon ............................................ 1974-75Mike Shaw ................................................... 1990-93Kennie Shelly .................................................... 2005Andre Shelton .................................................. 2009Eddie Shine ...................................................... 1982Casey Shirley .................................................... 1997Ken Shirley .................................................. 1994-97Matheus Silva ................................................... 2010Mark Simonton ........................................... 1981-83Cory Simpson ................................................... 2003Jeff Simpson ............................................ 1997-2000Gary Simson ..................................................... 1982Andy Sipe .................................................... 1981-82John Skinner ..................................................... 1983Mike Sledzinski ................................................. 1989Piers Slinger ..................................................... 1976Ben Slocum ...................................................... 2000Phillip Smith ..................................................... 1982Ron Snyder ....................................................... 1967Dan Stadnyk ......................................... 1994 – 1997Jim Stevens ...................................................... 1982Tim Stewart ...................................................... 1995Bob Sckle .................................................. 1965-67Shane Sckle .................................................... 1996Joe Stes .......................................................... 1965Danny Stokes ................................................... 2011Mike Stone ....................................................... 1981Ben Suchko ...................................................... 2005Joe Sudderth .................................................... 1983Tom Sudderth ............................................. 1981-83Sandeep Sull .................................................... 2000J.P. Swaminathan ........................................ 2003-05Tony Swaminathan .................................. 1999-2002TMark Taylor ................................................. 1981-82Ed Terlecki ........................................................ 1969Bryan Thiry ....................................................... 2005Daniel Thompson ........................................ 1990-92Ryan Tolman ............................................ 1999-2002Butch Trenchard ............................................... 1967Nathan Tudor ................................................... 1998Walter Turkosz ................................................. 1974Patrick Turley ................................................... 2002URonald Umana ............................................ 1990-92Takahiro Unebasami ................................... 2004-05VJusn VanMatre .......................................... 2004-05Greg Varga .................................................. 1974-76Bob Vartan ....................................................... 1965Seth Venezia .................................................... 1995Hector Villa ...................................................... 1975Carl Villani ........................................................ 1976Oscar Villigran ......................................... 2007-2008Allen Vital .................................................... 1990-91Steven Vitrella .................................................. 1995Shane Voelker ............................................. 2007-09WJoel Waddell ................................................ 2002-03Andrew Ward ................................................... 2002Joe Watson ...................................................... 2004Gerald Wa ................................................. 2002-05Calum Weaver ............................................. 1994-97Kevin Welker .................................................... 1989Ricky Welsh ...................................................... 1994Seide Welson ................................................... 1990Ma Whitman ........................................ 1999-2000Dusn Williams ................................................ 2000Gareth Williams ..................................... 2004, 2007Joey Williams ................................................... 1995Jusn Williams ................................................. 2010Michael Williams ............................................. 2011Bre Wilson ............................................ 1999-2000Seide Wilson .................................................... 1990Mark Woonton ............................................ 1990-93Todd Woonton ................................................. 1990YKohei Yamashita .......................................... 2004-05Lyle Yorks ......................................................... 1965Hunter Young .............................................. 1997-98ZMahew Zappas ......................................... 2000-02Michael Zappas ........................................... 2000-03John Zimmerman ............................................. 197422 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer

TUSCULUM COLLEGETUSCULUM HISTORYTusculum College is the oldest college in Tennessee and the 28th oldest in the naon.In addion, Tusculum is the oldest coeducaonal instuon affiliated with the PresbyterianChurch (U.S.A.) and an early naonal pioneer in the admission of women. Tusculumaccepted women students early in its history, and it is notable that by the turn of the 20thcentury more than half of its students were women.The roots of Tusculum College are buried deep in early American froner history.In 1794, George Washington was president of a young country and the state of Tennesseewas sll two years away from becoming a reality. In what is now East Tennessee,Hezekiah Balch and Samuel Doak, Presbyterian ministers educated at the College of NewJersey (now Princeton University), were ministering to the pioneers of what was the southwesternfroner of the United States. They also desired to meet the educaonal needs ofthese Scots-lrish selers. Doak and Balch were visionaries ulmately seeking the samegoals through the rival colleges they established.Tusculum College as it now exists descends from two schools. The first, GreenevilleCollege, was chartered in September 1794 by the General Assembly of the Territory of theUnited States South of the Ohio River, and established by Hezekiah Balch. Samuel Doak andhis son Samuel Witherspoon Doak founded the second as Tusculum Academy in 1818.Tusculum Academy operated in a log cabin adjacent to the present site of TusculumCollege. When the academy became Tusculum College in 1844, Andrew Johnson, who wasto become 17th President of the United States, was one of its trustees.A merger in 1868 formed Greeneville and Tusculum College. In 1908, Greeneville andTusculum College merged with Washington College, creang Washington and Tusculum College. This union dissolved in 1912, and thus evolved modern-day TusculumCollege. The College received formal accreditaon by the Southern Associaon of Colleges and Schools 15 years later.The College takes its name from the ancient Roman town where the great statesman and educator Cicero had an academy at his villa. Cicero taught what are nowcalled the liberal arts. They actually were constuted by the pracces a cizen must develop to parcipate effecvely in leading his or her community - to play a vitalrole in civic affairs.TUSCULUM ACADEMICSAs a Civic Arts instuon, Tusculum College prepares students to be effecve cizens, recognizing that they will need praccal wisdom to parcipate in communiesand enrich lifeme experiences.Tusculum’s academic calendar is different from all but three other colleges in the country. The academic year is divided into two semesters and our students takefour 3 1/2 week courses each semester, totaling eight courses for the year. Classes are taught one at a me, with a four-day break in between. Three 3 1/2 week summersessions are also offered. This allows our students to complete course requirements for the baccalaureate degree in four calendar years.Our unique Civic Arts program is being used as a model for other colleges and universies that seek to promote community, responsibility, and civic development.The Carnegie Foundaon for the Advancement of Teaching has recognized Tusculum as one of about a dozen schools (including Duke University and the University ofNotre Dame) with a strong commitment to those ideals.As part of our emphasis on service-learning, we ask students to assess the needs of the community and complete a project to address those needs. Beyond helpingkey populaons, Tusculum students gain valuable experience in solving problems, appreciang differences, and working with others.Tusculum College is a learning community where students and faculty members spend concentrated blocks of me together exploring important areas of knowledge,developing and refining thinking and communicaon skills, wrestling with the me-less controversial issues that characterize the human condion, condion, and applying themselvesto the praccal praccal soluon soluon of problems.Whether in the tradional tradional on-campus Bachelor of Arts programs or in the eveningBachelor of Science and Master of Arts programs for working adult-students, TusculumCollege’s disncve disncve academic calendar lets students concentrate on learning one subjectat a me. me. It’s a tradion tradion grounded in the belief that we best realize the potenal potenal of eachindividual when faculty members and students work closely together with the ulmate ulmateaim of enriching the lives of our students and preparing them to contribute posively posively totheir communies.communies.For many tradional tradional students, an inial inial reason for choosing Tusculum is our focusedcalendar, which allows students to take one course at a me. me.For others, its our disncve disncve programs of study, from specialized areas such as Athlec AthlecTraining, Business Administraon, Administraon, and Museum Studies to strong arts and sciences areassuch as Biology, English, and Psychology.Tusculum is well known throughout East Tennessee for the effecveness effecveness of its TeacherEducaon Educaon programs. Students are well prepared for careers in early childhood and elementaryeducaon, educaon, in several secondary educaon educaon subject areas, in K-12 programs in PhysicalEducaon Educaon and Visual Arts, and in Special Educaon. Educaon. But what oen oen seals prospecve prospecve students’decisions to join Tusculum’s community is the people.Tusculum aracts aracts topflight professors for the same reason that we aract aract students: smallclasses with close interacon interacon between professors and students, the focused calendarwhich allows concentrated study, and a Civic Arts curriculum that emphasizes community.Our professors are movated and movang. Excited and excing. Whatever the major, you’ll find that Tusculum’s academics are innovave, and that our facultyis commied to the success of our students.THE TUSCULUM CAMPUSLocated in Greeneville, Tenn., Tusculum College lies in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains between Knoxville and the Tri-Cies (Bristol-Johnson City-Kingsport).Our wooded 190-acre campus has over 25 buildings, nine of which are listed on the Naonal Register of Historic Places. The Albert Columbus Tate Library, oneof our Naonal Historic Sites, was built in 1910. The library is experiencing a major mul-million dollar renovaon and expansion that will more than double the sizeof the current library facility, bringing our library space to 34,467 square feet. The Tate Library previously encompassed 12,000 square feet, and is incorporated into theexpanded and renovated building.We also have two on-campus museums, one holding archives with materials dang to the College’s beginnings. The Andrew Johnson Presidenal Museum andLibrary includes the Charles Coffin Collecon containing materials from the Collegeís original library, the Andrew Johnson Library containing books, papers, and memorabiliafrom the 17th President of the United States, and the College Archives containing documents related to the history of Tusculum since its founding.Tusculum’s locaon is convenient to shopping and entertainment, and our students enjoy access to such recreaonal opportunies as backpacking, hiking, whitewaterraing, fishing and snow skiing. The city of Greeneville and Greene County have a combined populaon of 65,000. Knoxville and the Tri-Cies are within a 70-mileradius of the campus.2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer -- 23

SAC CHAMPIONSHIP/NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS1999 South Atlanc Conference Tournament Champions2005 NCAA Division II Tournament Parcipant2002 South Atlanc Conference Champions2007 South Atlanc Conference ChampionsNCAA Division II Tournament Parcipant2004 South Atlanc Conference Tournament ChampionsNCAA Division II Appalachian Region ChampionsNCAA Division II Naonal Quarterfinalist2008 South Atlanc Conference Champions2008 South Atlanc Conference Tournament ChampionsNCAA Division II Southeast Region ChampionsNCAA Division II Naonal Quarterfinalist2009 South Atlanc Conference Tournament Champions24 - 2012 Tusculum Men’s Soccer