2011 guide - Ohio Wesleyan University

2011 Men’s Soccer

Ohio Wesleyan in BriefLOCATION >> Delaware, Ohio 43015FOUNDED >> 1842ENROLLMENT >> 1850NICKNAME >> Battling BishopsCOLORS >> Red and BlackPRESIDENT >> Dr. Rock JonesHOME FIELD >> Roy Rike Field (natural grass)CAPACITY >> 1740AFFILIATION >> NCAA Division IIICONFERENCE >> North Coast AthleticFounded in 1842, Ohio Wesleyanis an independent undergraduateliberal arts university affiliated withThe United Methodist Church. OhioWesleyan is accredited by the NorthCentral Association of Colleges andSchools. The University is a member ofthe Great Lakes Colleges Association, aconsortium of 13 leading independentinstitutions in Indiana, Michigan, andOhio.Ohio Wesleyan is one of 3 schoolsnationwide honored in February 2010with a Presidential Award for generalcommunity service. The award is partof the 2009 President’s Higher EducationCommunity Service Honor Roll — thehighest federal recognition a school canachieve for service learning and civicengagement.Ohio Wesleyan confers the Bachelorof Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, andBachelor of Music degrees. The Universityalso offers combined-degree (3-2)programs in engineering, optometry,and physical therapy. Degree programsare offered through 24 academicdepartments and 9 interdisciplinaryprograms. Distinctive features of theacademic program include the ArnesonInstitute for Practical Politics and PublicAffairs; the Woltemade Center forEconomics, Business, and Entreprenuership;the Sagan National Colloquium,the Honors Program; and opportunitiesfor independent research, internships,and off-campus study.Ohio Wesleyan’s Travel-Learningoptions include international travellearningcourses led by faculty toextend classroom experiences inparticular courses and competitiveTheory-to-Practice Grants, funded bythe University, which allow studentsto propose their own research projects,most of which occur outside theUnited States.Ohio Wesleyan employs 137 fulltimefaculty, of whom 39 percent arefemale and 7 percent are minority.Nearly 100 percent of the tenure-trackfaculty hold a Ph.D. or the highestdegree attainable in their field. Thestudent-faculty ratio is about 12:1.Ohio Wesleyan currently enrollsabout 1850 students, 55 percentfemale/45 percent male, from 47 statesand 57 countries. About 55 percent ofthe students are from the Midwest;another 20 percent are from the EastCoast. The multicultural enrollmenttotal of 23 percent includes U.S. multiculturalstudents and internationalstudents. Thirty-seven percent of the2010 freshmen graduated in the top 10percent of their high school class and66 percent were in the top 25 percent.Diversity, creativity, leadership,and service are emphasized throughoutthe co-curriculum. Students areactive in nearly 100 clubs and organizations,as well as departmentalstudent boards, academic honoraries,music and theatre productions, fraternitiesand sororities, and an extensiveintramural sports program. More than85 percent of the students are involvedin community service projects. OhioWesleyan fields 23 varsity athleticteams that compete in the North CoastAthletic Conference.Ohio Wesleyan comprises a 200-acre campus and 2 wilderness preserves.Eleven of the University’s 61buildings are entered in the NationalRegister of Historic Places. Nearly allstudents live on campus in a variety ofresidential facilities. Beeghly Library,housing more than 500,000 items, featuresan online catalog and circulationsystem.Battling BishopsDIRECTORYATHLETIC DEPARTMENT >> (740) 368-3725Head Coach >> Jay MartinOffice Phone >> (740) 368-3727Home Phone >> (614) 336-2812E-mail >> jamartin@owu.eduAthletics Director >> Roger InglesOffice Phone >> (740) 368-3738Home Phone >> (740) 881-6530Athletic Trainer >> Todd MillerOffice Manager >> Tracey ColemanOFFICE OF UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS >> (740) 368-3335Sports Information Director >> Mark BeckenbachOffice Phone >> (740) 368-3340Home Phone >> (614) 798-9989Roy Rike Field Press Box >> (740) 368-3343E-mail >> owusport@owu.eduHome Page >> http://bishops.owu.edu

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerPRINCIPAL MEDIA OUTLETSPRESSBen Stroup and Gary Henery, The Delaware Gazette18 E. William St.Delaware, OH 43015(740) 363-1161 x319/372Mark Znidar, The Columbus Dispatch34 S. 3rd St.Columbus, OH 43216(614) 461-5234Craig James, Suburban News Publications5257 Sinclair RoadColumbus, OH 43229(614) 785-1212Lee Cochran, This Week Publications7801 N. Central DriveLewis Center, OH 43035(740) 888-6054TELEVISIONJerod Smalley, WCMH-TV (Ch.4/NBC)PO Box 4Columbus, OH 43216(614) 263-5555Clay Hall, WSYX-TV (Ch.6/ABC)1261 Dublin Rd.Columbus, OH 43215(614) 481-6650Paul Spohn, WBNS-TV (Ch.10/CBS)770 Twin Rivers Dr.Columbus, OH 43215(614) 460-3962MEMO TO THE MEDIAThe 2011 Ohio Wesleyan University men’s soccer media guidehas been prepared by Ohio Wesleyan’s Office of University Communicationsto assist you with your coverage this year. The guidewas published August 30, 2011, with information available at thatdate. Additional and updated information, statistics and photos areavailable at all times to accredited news sources from the SportsInformation Office.Press box and sideline passes may be obtained by writingor calling the Sports Information Office. Please apply as far inadvance as possible. There is a phone line available for radio broadcastsfrom Roy Rike Field. Please make arrangements through theSports Information Office at least a week before the game.CREDITSThe 2011 Ohio Wesleyan men’s soccer media guide waspublished by Doug Thompson. Photographs by Sara Blake andBruce Heflin and courtesy, Ohio Wesleyan Sports Photography Archives.The 2010 Bishop men’s soccer media guide was voted FourthBest in the Nation in Division C by members of the College SportsInformation Directors of America. The Bishop men’s soccer mediaguide has been honored 13 times as among the best in Division C.On the cover: Travis Wall (photo by Sara Blake)CONTENTSPrincipal Media Outlets // 1Memo to the Media // 1Why Battling Bishops? // 12011 Outlook // 2Head Coach Jay Martin // 3-4Coaching Staff // 4Player Profiles // 5-142011 Numerical and Alphabetical Rosters // 15-162010 Results and Statistics // 172011 Opponents in Brief // 172010 NCAC Standings and Statistics // 18-20NCAC Records // 21About the NCAC // 222010 in Review // 23-25Bishop Soccer Year-by-Year // 26Conference Championships // 27Stu Parry Award // 27NCAA Tournament History // 28-29All-Time Series Records // 30-31All-Time Results // 32-38Bishop Records // 39-40Bishop Stat Leaders 1955-2010 // 41Fred Myers Invitational // 42All-Star Bishops // 43-49All-Time Bishop Lettermen // 50-52Home of the Bishops // inside back coverAthletic Facilities // inside back cover2011 Schedule // outside back coverWHY BATTLING BISHOPS?The nickname “The Battling Bishops” dates to 1925;before then Ohio Wesleyan University’s teams were simplyknown as “The Red and Black,” or sometimes as “TheMethodists.” Ohio Wesleyan is affiliated with the UnitedMethodist Church, and long has produced many of itsbishops.By April, 1925, according to that issue of the AlumniMagazine, the present name had finally been derived.“Ohio sports writers have been at a loss,” the magazinereported. “There are countless colleges throughout thecountry claiming red and black as their colors, and 14 Methodistcolleges in Ohio alone.” Pi Delta Epsilon journalismfraternity therefore sponsored a contest, and the winningnickname, “The Battling Bishops,” was “placed before thesports writers of the state as the teams’ official title.” SeniorHarold Thomas of Lima submitted the winning entry.The new nickname must have provided inspiration.The 1925 football team, under George Gauthier, “The LittleGiant,” went 7-1-1. Its only loss came to Ohio State by a 10-3score, and it tied Syracuse, 3-3, en route to winning OhioConference and Big Six championships.1

2011 BISHOP OUTLOOK2Success can be a subjective term,but it’s fair to say that the Ohio WesleyanUniversity men’s soccer team hasenjoyed a considerable amount, whetherthe yardstick used is championships (6North Coast Athletic Conference titlesin the last 7 years and 19 of 27 overall),national playoff invitations (33, an NCAADivision III record), or a national title(1998).Ohio Wesleyan head coach JayMartin — the winningest active coachin men’s college soccer — looks to oneof his most successful stretches as areference point for the 2011 edition of theBattling Bishops.“The whole team is more flexiblethan we’ve been in a while,” Martin said.“We’re as deep as we were in those first3 years of the 1990s (when Ohio Wesleyanreached the national semifinals 3straight years, including a pair of nationalchampionship game appearances).”Seniors Travis Wall and Tyler Bryantreturn on the forward line. Wall rankedsecond in the NCAC in scoring last year,dishing out a league-best 12 assists onthe way to first-team All-America, allregionTyler and All-NCAC Wall was a laurels. first-team All-America selection in 2009.Bryant racked up 8 goals and 3assists to rank fourth in the league inscoring and was an honorable mentionall-conference selection.Senior Matt Bonfini, who had 3 goalsand 2 assists during another injury-riddledseason, looks to recapture the formof his freshman year, when he was anhonorable mention all-conference pick.Senior Raphi Fratkin also returns.Sophomore Joe Beshara, a transferfrom Western Michigan, and classmateKory Clawson, a transfer from SouthernIndiana, also will contribute this season.“They give us the flexibility to playwith one, 2, or even 3 forwards,” Martinsaid. “We haven’t had that flexibility in awhile.”The midfield is traditionally a Bishopstrength, and that will be no differentin 2011. “We have a lot of good midfieldplayers,” Martin said, “but the problemwill be identifying guys who can and willand want to work well together.”Senior Dylan Stone, a first-teamall-region and All-NCAC choice last year,returns at the attacking midfield spot.Sophomore Paolo Bucci, who collected 4assists in a reserve role last season, alsois back.Dylan StoneSophomore Jon Stegner won oneof the starting outside midfield spotslast year and responded with a pairof game-winning goals. Senior TevonLevien and sophomores Ian O’Keefe andMatt Shadoan are back, and sophomoretransfer Aaron Manning will contend forplaying time.The defensive midfield returns a trioof sophomores in Matt Dodrill, Peter Jacobi,and Martin Tobias, with sophomoreJacob Eganhouse, a transfer from BowlingGreen, also in the mix.Freshmen Colton Bloecher, DrewPang, and Dan Thornton also will beheard from.In the backfield, the Bishops mustreplace 3 starters, but will begin with asolid foundation in senior Andrew Miller.“I think (Miller) is the best defenderin the NCAC,” Martin said. “He is reallyunderrated.”Sophomore Kit North, a transferfrom Cincinnati, should open the seasonas the center back.Sophomore Ben Witkoff, whostarted 7 games last year, also returns.Junior Scott St. Cyr and sophomore BenWitkoff have improved since last seasonand will contend for starting spots, andmidfielders Eganhouse, Jacobi, and Tobiasalso can play in the backfield if needed.Freshmen Mason Hoge and MichaelCook also seek to contribute.“I think we’ve improved on all 3lines. The work rate has been very good,”Martin said.Junior Paul Hendricks returns ingoal after leading the NCAC in saves percentage(.869) and shutouts (12) for thesecond straight season.Senior Steve Gobel is an experiencedbackup, and sophomore Zack Khalifa willbattle for playing time. Freshmen ColinBeemiller and Philippe Chauveau willprovide additional depth.Ohio Wesleyan faces another ruggedschedule, perhaps the toughest in thenation this season.The Bishops open the season againstdefending NCAA Division III championMessiah in Fred Myers Invitational, thentake on perennial powers Wheaton (Ill.)and Carnegie Mellon in the adidas® Invitational.A string of regional tests follows,with Otterbein, 2010 NCAA playoffteam Ohio Northern, and traditionallytoughJohn Carroll and Case Reserve providingthe opposition. In the NCAC, 2010NCAA tournament team Kenyon, 2010NCAC tournament runner-up Denison,conference newcomer DePauw, Allegheny,and up-and-coming Oberlin will beat the forefront of another thrilling titlechase.2011 OWU Men’s Soccer

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerBattlingBishopsCoach Jay MartinHow broad is Jay Martin’s record ofservice to soccer?Come up with any combination oflevel (high school, college, professional)and function (player, coach, administrator),and he’s probably done it.Martin is the winningest active coachin college men’s soccer. His career totalof 585 wins ranks third all-time in collegemen’s soccer. During the 2010 season, Martinpassed Tony Tocco of Rockhurst on thecareer victories list.Martin has guided his 34 BattlingBishop soccer teams to a 585-113-49 record,and his career winning percentage of.816 ranks ninth all-time.In 2010, the Bishops extended theirunbeaten string in North Coast AthleticConference competition to a league-record31 games, winning the conference championshiprace for the third straight seasonand the 19th time in the 27 seasons ofNCAC competition. Ohio Wesleyan advancedto the NCAA Division III nationalquarterfinals and finished with a record of19-2-2.One of the peaks in Martin’s alreadyillustriouscoaching career came when heguided the Battling Bishops to the 1998NCAA Division III championship.His teams have reached the NCAADivision III semifinals 7 times, finishing asnational runner-up twice in addition tothe 1998 title. They have brought home12 regional titles, including 9 in the last15 seasons that the NCAA tournament includeda regional format. Ohio Wesleyanholds the NCAA Division III record with 33playoff appearances and has recorded 54playoff victories.Martin’s teams set another NCAArecord with 18 consecutive Division IIItournament berths from 1978-95 and havewon 21 conference crowns and an unprecedented19 Stu Parry Awards, the latterrecognizing Ohio’s top Division III teameach year. He has been named RegionalCoach of the Year 15 times in his 34 yearsat Ohio Wesleyan and was named NSCAAnational coach of the year in 1991 and1998.Under Martin’s guidance, Ohio Wesleyanwas the winningest men’s soccerteam in the NCAA — regardless of division— during the 1980s, compiling a winningpercentage of .815 to top such programs asIndiana, UNC-Greensboro and UCLA. TheBattling Bishops bettered that during the1990s, fashioning a winning percentage of.825, and improved upon that during the2000s with a winning percentage of .827.Martin was the seventh college coachto reach the 500-win mark, according torecords of the National Soccer CoachesMARTIN’S CAREER COACHING RECORDYear School Record Pct1977 Ohio Wesleyan 7-4-3 .6071978 Ohio Wesleyan 11-5-2 .6671979 Ohio Wesleyan 16-3-2 .8101980 Ohio Wesleyan 16-4-1 .7861981 Ohio Wesleyan 17-4-4 .7601982 Ohio Wesleyan 17-2-3 .8411983 Ohio Wesleyan 16-5-1 .7501984 Ohio Wesleyan 15-4-1 .7751985 Ohio Wesleyan 15-4-1 .7751986 Ohio Wesleyan 20-3-0 .8701987 Ohio Wesleyan 19-4-0 .8261988 Ohio Wesleyan 17-1-3 .8811989 Ohio Wesleyan 19-2-1 .8861990 Ohio Wesleyan 20-4-1 .8201991 Ohio Wesleyan 22-2-0 .9171992 Ohio Wesleyan 20-4-0 .8331993 Ohio Wesleyan 18-2-1 .8811994 Ohio Wesleyan 20-0-1 .9761995 Ohio Wesleyan 17-2-3 .8411996 Ohio Wesleyan 13-4-2 .7371997 Ohio Wesleyan 16-8-0 .6671998 Ohio Wesleyan 18-6-0 .7501999 Ohio Wesleyan 18-3-1 .8412000 Ohio Wesleyan 23-1-0 .9582001 Ohio Wesleyan 19-6-1 .7502002 Ohio Wesleyan 18-4-1 .8042003 Ohio Wesleyan 17-4-1 .7952004 Ohio Wesleyan 16-2-2 .8502005 Ohio Wesleyan 20-1-0 .9522006 Ohio Wesleyan 15-1-6 .8182007 Ohio Wesleyan 15-5-2 .7272008 Ohio Wesleyan 18-5-1 .7712009 Ohio Wesleyan 18-2-2 .8642010 Ohio Wesleyan 19-2-2 .870Career Totals (34 years) 585-113-49 .816Association of America and the NCAA. Ofthe 6 coaches who preceded Martin to 500wins, none did so faster than Martin, whoreached that milestone in his 29th seasonat Ohio Wesleyan.His lacrosse teams posted an 8-year recordof 104-34, winning 4 Midwest LacrosseAssociation titles, earning 6 NCAA playoffbids and twice making Martin the MLACoach of the Year. And talk about developingindividual talent — in both sports, in42 seasons, Martin has turned out 54 All-America and 186 All-Mideast or All-Midwestplayers.3

COACHING STAFF4Coach Jay MartinCONTINUEDMartin calls having fun the key.“Of course, to have fun you have to doyour best,” he adds, “and it helps to doso against the best competition.” Hence,the Bishops’ perennially ambitiousschedules, liberally sprinkled withnationally-ranked opponents. He favorsa skillful, ball-control game and rateshis players as “first-class athletes andmen.”Beyond coaching, Martin also hasserved soccer with a term as presidentof the NSCAA as well as a 6-year stinton the NCAA Division III selection committee,including 4 years as committeechair. He has been a color analyst ofthe Major League Soccer’s ColumbusCrew for 9 seasons. In addition, he tookover as editor of the NSCAA’s The SoccerJournal in January, 2003, becomingthe publication’s third editor since itsestablishment in 1950.Martin is a professor in Ohio Wesleyan’sphysical education departmentand served as athletics director from1985-2004. During his 19 years as athleticsdirector, Ohio Wesleyan athleticsenjoyed unprecedented success. OhioWesleyan won a conference-record 6consecutive NCAC all-sports championshipsfrom 1988-94. More recently,the Battling Bishops finished in the top25 of the NACDA Directors Cup NCAADivision III standings in 5 of the last 9academic years under Martin’s leadership.Prior to joining the Ohio Wesleyanfaculty, Martin served as a 2-sportassistant at The Ohio State University,from which he received both M.A. andPh.D. degrees. Earlier, he was directorof sport at the Munich, Germany,YMCA, coaching soccer, volleyball,basketball and lacrosse; and athleticsdirector at the American InternationalSchool at Dusseldorf.A native of Hingham, Mass.,Martin received his B.A. degree fromSpringfield College in 1971. He letteredin soccer and lacrosse, earning All-America laurels in the latter. In Germany,he played soccer for the KaiserwerthClub, played professional basketballand served on the staff of the VolleyballPavilion at the 1972 Olympics.COACHING STAFFBRANDON BIANCOAlma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ’07At Ohio Wesleyan: 4th season>> Assists with all facets of the program,including recruiting, scouting,travel, budget, and training preparation.>> Came to Ohio Wesleyan after coachingcoaching at the club level for theOlentangy Classics in 2007.>> Lettered for 4 years as midfielder forthe Battling Bishops...ranked second onthe team in scoring in 2006.>> Was a second-team All-North CoastAthletic Conference selection in 2006.>> Bianco is a native of Powell, Ohio.2011 OWU Men’s SoccerDREW KASZUBSKIAlma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ’05At Ohio Wesleyan: 3rd season>> Came to Ohio Wesleyan after coachingfor 3 seasons at the club level withthe Worthington Crew juniors.>> Spent one year teaching English andcoaching soccer in Japan.>> Lettered for 4 years as midfielder forthe Battling Bishops.>> Kaszubski is a native of Wyoming,Ohio.

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerMATTBONFINI#10Seniorforward5-10, 180Dublin, OhioCoffman High SchoolPhysical education major3 letters2010: Won third letter as forward...started first 4 games of season.>> Scored Bishops’ first 2 goals, includinggame-winner, vs. Principia in first roundof adidas ® -Fred Myers Invitational Sept.10.>> Set up both Bishop goals in second halfof NCAC win at Wooster Oct. 27.Matt Bonfini>> Scored insurance goal in NCAC finalevs. Allegheny Oct. 30, helping Bishopsclinch conference championship.2009: Earned second letter as forward...ranked fifth on team in scoring.>> Scored game-winning goal in 80thminute vs. John Carroll Sept. 8.>> Dished out 3 assists vs. Alma in secondround of adidas ® Invitational Sept. 12.>> Named North Coast Athletic ConferencePlayer of the Week for his efforts inthe John Carroll, Rose-Hulman, and Almagames.>> Tallied goal and assist at Ohio NorthernSept. 23...credited with assist ongame-winner.>> Set up pair of first-half goals in NCACopener at Earlham Sept. 26.>> Provided insurance score in NCAC winvs. Wooster Oct. 17.2008: Won starting forward spot andwent on to take honorable mention All-NCAC laurels.>> Led Bishops and tied for second inNCAC with 10 goals scored...led conferencewith 5 game-winning goals.>> Shared team lead and was tied forfourth in NCAC in scoring with 23 points.>> Tallied first collegiate goal, wiping out1-0 deficit, vs. Texas-Dallas in first roundof Fred Myers Invitational Aug. 30.>> Scored game-winning goal and set upinsurance score vs. Grove City in secondround of adidas ® Invitational Sept. 6.>> Notched game-winning goal in 86thminute vs. Otterbein Sept. 17.>> Put Bishops on scoreboard with goal:44 into the game in NCAC opener vs.Earlham Sept. 27...finished with 2 goals.>> Set up game-winning goal in NCACwin at Wooster Oct. 18.>> Scored game-winner in NCAC tournamentsemifinal win vs. Kenyon Nov. 5...finished with 2 goals.>> Rang up game-winning goal with :02left in second overtime of NCAA DivisionIII first-round game vs. Susquehanna Nov.14.>> Scored game-winning goal in NCAA DivisionIII second-round game vs. CarnegieMellon Nov. 15.>> Scored to erase 1-0 deficit in NCAADivision III sectional semifinal vs. TrinityNov. 22.High School: Lettered 3 times in soccerand twice in basketball and track.>> Was All-America and all-region selectionin soccer.>> Ran on school-record 4x200 relayteam.Year Games Goals Assists Points2008 24 10 3 232009 19 3 6 122010 16 3 2 8Career 59 16 11 43RETURNING LETTERMENMatt Bonfini5

RETURNING LETTERMEN6TYLERBRYANT#11Seniorforward5-9, 150Chillicothe, OhioUnioto High SchoolPhysical education major3 letters2010: Earned honorable mention All-North Coast Athletic Conference citationas forward...played in all 23 games, starting12.>> Ranked fourth in NCAC in goals scoredand total points, and tied for fourth ingame-winning goals (3).>> Scored game-winner in 72nd minutevs. Elmhurst Sept. 3.>> Set up game-winning goal vs. OtterbeinSept. 15.>> Scored what proved to be gamewinninggoal in NCAC opener at KenyonSept. 25.>> Assisted game-winning goal and followedwith insurance score in NCAC winvs. Denison Oct. 23.>> Scored twice in NCAC finale vs. AlleghenyOct. 30 as Bishops clinched conferencechampionship.>> Tallied goal to erase 1-0 deficit in NCACtournament championship vs. DenisonNov. 6.2009: Did not play.2008: Won second letter as forward.>> Scored goal in NCAC opener vs. EarlhamSept. 27.2007: Won starting forward spot...tied forthird on team in scoring.>> Set up insurance goal vs. Guilford infirst round of Fred Myers Invitational Aug.31.>> Scored pair of second-half goals to liftBishops to 2-0 win vs. Medaille in firstround of adidas ® Invitational Sept. 7.>> Scored pair of second-half goals vs.Alma in second round of adidas ® InvitationalSept. 9.Tyler Bryant>> Assisted insurance goal vs. OtterbeinSept. 19.>> Scored to send game into overtime atOhio Northern Sept. 26.>> Scored with :31 left in regulation timeto send game into overtime in NCAC winvs. Wooster Oct. 12.>> Set up insurance goal in NCAC win atDenison Oct. 17.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received all-state honors...also wasall-district selection.>> Named district’s Player of the Year.>> Led team in scoring and was pickedteam’s Most Valuable Player.>> Set school records for goals in a game,season and career.2011 OWU Men’s SoccerYear Games Goals Assists Points2007 22 6 2 142008 16 1 0 22010 23 8 3 19Career 61 15 5 35

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerPAOLOBUCCI#9Sophomoremidfielder5-9, 155Dublin, OhioBishop Watterson High SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2010: Won first letter as midfielder...sawaction in 21 games, starting 11 of last 12.>> Set up game-winning goal with 1:01left in second overtime period vs. OhioNorthern Sept. 22.>> Tallied assist in final 3 games of regularseason: vs. Denison Oct. 23, at WoosterOct. 27, and vs. Allegheny Oct. 30.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccer.>> Received all-state and all-districthonors.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 21 0 4 4MATTDODRILL#20Sophomoremidfielder5-10, 145Westerville, OhioNorth High SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2010: Lettered as midfielder...played in 21games, starting 1.>> Credited with assist for first collegiatepoint vs. Adrian in second round of FredMyers-adidas ® Invitational Sept. 11.>> Assisted insurance goal vs. OtterbeinSept. 15.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received all-district and all-conferencecitations.>> Helped team make appearance indistrict finals.RAPHIFRATKIN#27Seniorforward5-8, 150Boulder, Colo.Fairview High SchoolGeography, French majors3 letters2010: Lettered as forward...played in 8games.2009: Won second letter as forward...played in 7 games, starting 3.2008: Received first letter...saw action in3 games.>> Credited with first collegiate point withassist in NCAC opener vs. Earlham Sept.27.High School: Lettered in soccer.>> Was first-team all-state selection.>> Two-time selection as team’s MostValuable Player.>> Served as team captain.Year Games Goals Assists Points2008 3 0 1 12009 7 0 0 02010 8 0 0 0Career 18 0 1 1STEVEGOBELGKSeniorgoalkeeper6-0, 175Wilbraham, Mass.Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) SchoolEconomics management major3 letters2010: Won third letter as goalkeeper...played in 3 games.>> Played final 25 minutes in goal vs.Principia Sept. 10.>> Finished shutout with 17 scorelessminutes in goal at Wooster Oct. 27.>> Manned the net for final 31 minutesof shutout in regular-season finale vs. AlleghenyOct. 30.2009: Received second letter as goalkeeper...sawaction in 2 games.>> Finished shutout win vs. Alma in secondround of adidas ® Invitational Sept. 12.>> Was not tested during final 16 minutesof shutout win vs. Wooster Oct. 17.2008: Won first letter as goalkeeper...played in 5 games, starting 4.>> Came on in relief in first half and completedshutout vs. Olivet in first round ofFred Myers Invitational Aug. 29.>> Posted 1 save in first collegiate startvs. Texas-Dallas in second round of FredMyers Invitational Aug. 30.>> Recorded 1 save in blanking McMurryin first round of adidas ® Invitational Sept.5.>> Stopped 1 shot in compiling shutoutvs. Grove City in second round of adidas ®Invitational Sept. 6...named to adidas ®Invitational all-tournament team.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received team’s Coach’s Award.Year GP GA GAA Svs Svs% ShO2008 5 4 0.88 7 .636 22009 2 0 0.00 0 — 02010 3 0 0.00 0 — 0Career 10 4 0.68 7 .636 2RETURNING LETTERMENYear Games Goals Assists Points2010 21 0 2 27

RETURNING LETTERMEN8PAULHENDRICKSGKJuniorgoalkeeper6-2, 195Columbus, OhioWorthington Kilbourne High SchoolMathematics major2 letters2010: Received third-team All-Ohio andhonorable mention All-North Coast AthleticConference laurels in second seasonas starting goalkeeper.>> Led NCAC in saves percentage andshutouts.>> Made 6 saves vs. Otterbein Sept. 15.>> Stopped 4 shots in overtime shutout at10th-ranked DePauw Sept. 17>> Recorded 6 saves in double-overtimeshutout vs. Ohio Northern Sept. 22.>> Had 4 saves in scoreless tie vs. CaseReserve Sept. 29.>> Stopped 5 shots in shutout win vs.Wabash Oct. 13.>> Had 4 saves in double-overtime shutoutwin at Wittenberg Oct. 20.>> Credited with 2 saves in shutout winvs. Denison Oct. 23.>> Recorded 5 saves in shutout win inNCAC tournament semifinal vs. AlleghenyNov. 3.>> Finished with 2 saves in NCAA DivisionIII tournament first-round win vs. CatholicNov. 13.>> Credited with assist on game-winninggoal in NCAA Division III tournamentsecond-round win vs. Kenyon Nov. 14...finished with 3 saves in posting shutout.>> Posted 7 saves in recording shutoutin NCAA Division III tournament thirdroundwin vs. Johns Hopkins Nov. 20.>> Finished with 6 saves in NCAA DivisionIII quarterfinal vs. Lynchburg Nov. 21.2009: Took over starting goalkeeper position...wasstarter on defensive unit thatallowed only 2 goals during regular-seasonplay to set NCAA all-divisions record.>> Led NCAC in saves percentage.>> Made collegiate debut vs. CarnegieMellon in first round of Fred Myers InvitationalSept. 4...made 2 saves in secondhalf of shutout win.>> Had 2 saves in second half of shutoutwin vs. Calvin in championship game ofFred Myers Invitational Sept. 5.>> Stopped 3 shots in second half whilecompleting shutout vs. John Carroll Sept.8.>> Made first collegiate start vs. DePauwSept. 19...had 1 save in posting shutoutwin.>> Recorded 2 saves in shutout win atOhio Northern Sept. 23.>> Posted 3 saves in shutout win in NCACopener at Earlham Sept. 26.>> Recorded 5 saves in NCAC win vs.Kenyon Oct. 7.>> Credited with 6 saves in shutout win atDenison Oct. 10.>> Made 4 saves in first 73 minutes ofshutout win vs. Wooster Oct. 17.Paul Hendricks>> Had 2 saves in shutout win at AlleghenyOct. 31...the win was Ohio Wesleyan’s23rd straight in NCAC competition, tyingthe conference record set by Ohio Wesleyanfrom 1998-2001.>> Finished with 6 saves in NCAC tournamentsemifinal win vs. Hiram Nov. 4.>> Posted 3 saves in NCAA Division IIIsecond-round matchup vs. TransylvaniaNov. 15.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccerand once in football.2011 OWU Men’s SoccerYear GP GA GAA Svs Svs% ShO2009 20 3 0.18 48 .941 92010 23 11 0.48 73 .869 12Career 43 14 0.35 121 .896 21

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerPETERJACOBI#26Sophomoreback6-1, 160St. Louis, Mo.Whitfield Schoolmajor undeclared1 letter2010: Received first letter as back...sawaction in 2 games.High School: Earned 3 letters in soccer.>> Was first-team all-state selection.>> Named to conference all-star team.>> Helped team win 2 state championships.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 2 0 0 0TEVONLEVIEN#13Seniormidfielder5-6, 145Lower Valley, Cayman IslandsChesire (Conn.) AcademySociology major2 letters2010: Opened season as starting midfielder...startedfirst 6 games.>> Scored first collegiate goal vs. Adrianin second round of Fred Myers-adidas ®Invitational Sept. 11.2009: Received first letter as back...played in 4 games.2008: Did not letter as reserve forward.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Was all-state selection.>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player.Year Games Goals Assists Points2008 0 0 0 02009 4 0 0 02010 20 1 0 2Career 24 1 0 2MICHAELMcGLAUGHLINJuniormidfielder5-9, 155Nottingham, EnglandSouth Nottingham CollegeSports management major1 letter2010: Did not play.2009: Missed season with leg injury.2008: Won first letter as back...saw actionin 2 games before suffering seasonendingleg injury.High School: Lettered in soccer.>> Named to all-district, all-region andall-county teams.>> Helped team win league title.Year Games Goals Assists Points2008 2 0 0 0ANDREWMILLER#4Seniorback5-8, 145Medina, OhioMedina High SchoolEconomics management major3 letters2010: Earned starting spot in backfield...played in all 23 games, starting 21.>> Named to Fred Myers-adidas ® Invitationalall-tournament team.>> Scored first collegiate goal at WoosterOct. 27.2009: Won second letter as back...playedin 9 games, starting 1.2008: Received letter as back...saw actionin 1 game.High School: Lettered 3 times in soccer.>> Was All-America selection.>> Helped club team win 4 State Cuptitles.Year Games Goals Assists Points2008 1 0 0 02009 9 0 0 02010 23 1 0 2Career 33 1 0 2RETURNING LETTERMENAndrew Miller9

RETURNING LETTERMEN10IANO’KEEFE#6Sophomoremidfielder5-11, 140Columbus, OhioWorthington KIlbourne High SchoolPre-engineering major1 letter2010: Won first letter as midfielder...played in 7 games.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Won all-district and all-conferenceaccolades.>> Helped team win district championshipand advance to regional final.Year Games Goals Assists Points2009 7 0 0 0SCOTTST. CYR#8Juniorback5-11, 165Yardley, Pa.Barlow (Conn.) High SchoolEconomics management major1 letter2010: Lettered as back...played in 8games, starting 5.2009: Did not play.2008: Lettered at the University of Hartford...sawaction in 4 games.High School: Earned 3 letters in soccer.>> Two-time All-New England selection.>> Was 3-time all-state pick.>> Named team’s Most Valuable Playertwice.>> Helped team win state championshipand 2 league championships.Year Games Goals Assists Points2008 4 0 0 02010 8 0 0 0Career 12 0 0 0MATTSHADOAN#23Sophomoremidfielder5-7, 145Dublin, OhioScioto High SchoolEconomics management major1 letter2010: Lettered as midfielder...played inall 23 games.>> Credited with assist for first collegiatepoint vs. Adrian in second round of FredMyers-adidas ® Invitational Sept. 11.>> Set up goal that wiped out 1-0 deficitvs. Ohio Dominican Oct. 2.>> Assisted insurance score in NCAC tournamentchampionship vs. Denison Nov. 6.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received all-state, all-district, and allconferencehonors.>> Helped team advance to district finals.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 23 0 3 3ALEXSTANTON#21Sophomoreback6-0, 165Delaware, OhioHayes High SchoolEconomics major1 letter2010: Received first letter as back...played in 3 games.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer and2 in basketball.>> Was 2-time all-district selection insoccer.>> Twice named first-team all-conferencein soccer.>> Helped soccer team win conferencechampionship.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 3 0 0 0JONSTEGNER#19Sophomoremidfielder5-9, 1652011 OWU Men’s SoccerPowell, OhioOlentangy Liberty High SchoolEconomics management major1 letter2010: Won starting forward spot...playedin 22 games, starting 16.>> Scored game-winning goal with 2:20left in the first overtime period at 10thrankedDePauw Sept. 17>> Tallied Bishops’ first 2 goals in NCACwin at Hiram Oct. 16.>> Set up insurance goal in NCAC finalevs. Allegheny Oct. 30, helping Bishopsclinch conference championship.>> Assisted insurance score in NCAC tournamentsemifinal vs. Allegheny Nov. 3.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received all-district citation.>> Served as team captain.>> Helped team win pair of conferencechampionships.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 22 3 3 9

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerDYLANSTONE#3Seniormidfielder5-11, 165Easton, Conn.Barlow High SchoolSociology major3 letters2010: Earned first-team all-region andfirst-team All-North Coast Athletic Conferencecitations as midfielder.>> Tied for fifth in NCAC in assists (5).>> Had assist vs. Adrian in second roundof Fred Myers-adidas ® Invitational Sept.11.>> Named to Fred Myers-adidas ® Invitationalall-tournament team.>> Scored insurance goal in NCAC win vs.Wabash Oct. 13.>> Tallied insurance goal in NCAC win atWooster Oct. 27.>> Set up goal that erased 1-0 deficit inNCAC tournament championship vs.Denison Nov. 6.>> Credited with assist on insurance goalin NCAA Division III tournament secondroundwin vs. Kenyon Nov. 14.2009: Won starting midfield spot...started21 of Bishops’ 22 games.>> Scored insurance goal at Capital Sept.1.>> Tallied insurance score vs. Alma in secondround of adidas ® Invitational Sept. 12.>> Notched game-winning goal at OhioNorthern Sept. 23...added assist on insurancescore.>> Scored game-winning goal in NCACwin vs. Hiram Oct. 2.2008: Received first letter as midfielder...played in 6 games.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccer.>> Received all-state honors.>> Helped soccer team win state andconference championships.Year Games Goals Assists Points2008 6 0 0 02009 22 4 2 102010 23 2 5 9Career 51 6 7 19MARTINTOBIAS#2Sophomoreback5-5, 155Chesterfield, Mo.Whitfield SchoolEconomics management major1 letter2010: Won starting spot in Bishop backfield...playedin 17 games, starting 14.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer, 3in wrestling, and 3 in baseball.>> Was 3-time all-state selection in soccer...wonsecond-team honors as sophomoreand junior and first-team as senior.>> Finished fourth in state in wrestling.>> Helped soccer team win 3 state championships.>> Member of 2 state championship wrestlingteams.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 17 0 0 0RETURNING LETTERMENDylan Stone11

RETURNING LETTERMEN12TRAVISWALL#17Seniorforward6-0, 170Columbus, OhioUpper Arlington High SchoolSports management major3 letters2010: Earned first-team All-America,all-region, All-Ohio, and All-North CoastAthletic Conference laurels.>> Led NCAC with 12 assists...rankedsecond in league in goals (10) and points(32)...ranked second in NCAC in scoringaverage (1.45 points/game) and gamewinninggoals (4).>> Set up game-winning goal in 72ndminute vs. Elmhurst Sept. 3.>> Had a hand in Bishops’ first 3 goals,tallying goal and 2 assists, vs. Principia infirst round of adidas ® -Fred Myers InvitationalSept. 10.>> Contributed to all 3 Bishop goals inwin vs. Otterbein Sept. 15...scored gamewinnerand had 2 assists.>> Assisted game-winning goal with 1:01left in second overtime period vs. OhioNorthern Sept. 22.>> Scored twice and set up what provedto be game-winning goal in NCAC openerat Kenyon Sept. 25.>> Named NCAC Player of the Week forhis efforts in the Ohio Northern and Kenyoncontests.>> Scored game-winner vs. Ohio DominicanOct. 2.>> Gave Bishops early 1-0 lead with goalvs. Oberlin Oct. 9.>> Rang up game-winner and assistedinsurance goal vs. Wabash Oct. 13.>> Scored what proved to be deciding goalin NCAA Division III tournament firstroundwin vs. Catholic Nov. 13.>> Tallied insurance goal in NCAA DivisionIII tournament second-round win vs.Kenyon Nov. 14.>> Set up game-winning goal in NCAADivision III tournament third-round winvs. Johns Hopkins Nov. 20.2009: Earned first-team all-region, All-Ohio and All-NCAC citations.>> Led NCAC with 15 goals and 33points...ranked second in NCAC in scoringaverage (1.50 points/game).>> Tallied pair of first-half goals vs. CarnegieMellon in first round of Fred MyersInvitational Sept. 4...named to Fred MyersInvitational all-tournament team.>> Scored to erase 1-0 deficit at OtterbeinSept. 16.>> Credited with assist on game-winninggoal at Ohio Northern Sept. 23.>> Set up game-winning goal, then scoredinsurance goal 22 seconds later in NCACwin vs. Hiram Oct. 2.>> Scored Bishops’ first 2 goals in NCACwin vs. Kenyon Oct. 7.>> Rang up both Ohio Wesleyan goals inNCAC win at Denison Oct. 10.>> Named NCAC Player of Week for his effortsin the Kenyon and Denison games.>> Tallied game-winning goal and set upinsurance score in NCAC win at OberlinOct. 14.>> Scored Bishops’ first 2 goals in NCACwin at Wabash Oct. 24.>> Rang up 2 goals, including game-winner,in NCAC win vs, Wittenberg Oct. 28...the win clinched the NCAC championshipfor Ohio Wesleyan.>> Named NCAC Player of Week for hisefforts in the Wittenberg and Alleghenygames.2008: Won first letter as midfielder...sawaction in 22 games, starting 5.>> Ranked third on team in scoring.>> Tallied first collegiate goal vs. Olivetin first round of Fred Myers InvitationalAug. 29.>> Scored tying goal and assisted gamewinnervs. Texas-Dallas in second roundof Fred Myers Invitational Aug. 30...namedto Myers Invitational all-tournamentteam.>> Finished off Bishop scoring with 2goals vs. McMurry in first round of adidas® Invitational Sept. 5.>> Rang up goal that gave Bishops 1-0lead at DePauw Sept. 13.>> Set up goal that wiped out 1-0 deficitvs. Otterbein Sept. 17.>> Credited with 2 assists in NCAC openervs. Earlham Sept. 27.>> Set up insurance goal in NCAC victoryat Hiram Oct. 4.Travis Wall>> Assisted insurance goal in NCAA DivisionIII second-round win vs. CarnegieMellon Nov. 15.Also: Sister, Sarah, and brother, Tyler,played soccer at Ohio Wesleyan.High School: Earned 3 letters in soccer.>> Was all-state selection.>> Helped club team win 4 state championships.2011 OWU Men’s SoccerYear Games Goals Assists Points2008 22 5 6 162009 22 15 3 332010 20 10 12 32Career 64 30 21 81BENWITKOFF#7Sophomoreback5-9, 170Columbus, OhioGahanna Lincoln High SchoolChemistry major1 letter2010: Lettered as back...played in 19games, starting 7.High School: Lettered twice in soccer.>> Was 2-time all-conference selection.>> Helped team win state championship.>> Was member of pair of conferencechampionship teams.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 19 0 0 0

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerOTHER SQUAD MEMBERSCOLLIN BEEMILLERFreshman goalkeeper5-11, 165Pickerington, OhioNorth High SchoolEconomics majorHigh School: Lettered twice in soccer.>> Received second-team all-districthonors.>> Was first-team all-league selection.JOE BESHARA#18Sophomore forward5-10, 170Troy, Mich.Troy High SchoolEducation major2010: Won starting forward spot atWestern Michigan University...started 10games.>> Scored first collegiate goal vs. ConcordiaSept. 1.>> Tallied goal vs. Niagara Sept. 10.>> Credited with assist vs. Indiana-Purdue-FortWayne Sept. 12.>> Notched assist at Wisconsin-Green BaySept. 17.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccer.>> Was 2-time all-state selection...wonfirst-team honors as senior.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 13 2 2 6COLTON BLOECHER#14Freshman midfielder5-11, 165Lewis Center, OhioOlentangy Orange High Schoolmajor undeclaredHigh School: Earned 3 letters in soccer.>> Received second-team all-districthonors.>> Was first-team all-league selection.>> Helped team win regional championshipand pair of district titles.>> Set school’s career assists record.PHILIPPE CHAUVEAUFreshman goalkeeper5-8, 150Rio de Janeiro, BrazilEscola Americanamajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered 4 times in soccerand basketball.>> Helped indoor soccer team win 3league titles.>> Was 2-time pick as indoor soccerteam’s Most Valuable Player.KEVIN CHUNGSophomore midfielder5-6, 140Ashburn, Va.Broad Run High SchoolMajor undeclared2010: Did not see action in a varsitygame.High School: Lettered in soccer.KORY CLAWSONSophomore forward5-8, 165Florissant, Mo.Whitfield SchoolMajor undeclared2010: Played at Southern Indiana...sawaction in 15 games, starting 8.>> Credited with assist in season openervs. Saginaw Valley State Sept. 2.>> Credited with assist at Maryville Oct. 8.>> Set up game-winning goal with 1:12left in regulation time vs. Oakland CityOct. 13...also scored goal in game.>> Tallied SIU goal vs. Missouri-St. LouisOct. 17.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer and4 in baseball.>> Was 3-time first-team all-state selection.>> Named state Offensive Player of Yearas senior.>> Helped soccer team win pair of statechampionships.>> Served as baseball team captain.MICHAEL COOKFreshman midfielder5-9, 135Strongsville, OhioStrongsville High SchoolAccounting majorHigh School: Lettered thrice in soccer.>> Received first-team all-conferenceand second-team All-Greater Clevelandhonors.>> Ranked in top 10 on school’s careerassists list.BEN DANIELSONFreshman back5-10, 155San Ramon, Calif.California High SchoolFine arts majorHigh School: Won 3 letters in soccer.>> Received All-East Bay honors.>> Selected team’s Defensive Player ofYear.>> Helped team win league championship.JACOB EGANHOUSE#5Sophomore midfielder5-9, 160Westerville, OhioSt. Francis deSales High Schoolmajor undeclared2010: Saw action as defender and midfielderat Bowling Green State University...played in 14 games, starting 3.>> Credited with assist for first collegiatepoint at Hartwick Oct. 16.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccer.>> Earned NSCAA All-America honors.>> Was 2-time All-Ohio selection.>> Named Ohio Division II Player of theYear.>> Was 2-time all-district and all-leagueselection.>> Helped team win state championshipand reach state semifinals twice.Year Games Goals Assists Points2010 14 0 1 1BEN GUSTAVSONFreshman midfielder5-11, 145Putnam, Conn.Marianapolis Prep SchoolFine arts majorHigh School: Won 4 letters in soccer,wrestling, and lacrosse.>> Received soccer team’s OutstandingOffensive award.>> Named lacrosse team’s OffensivePlayer of Year.>> Served as team captain in all 3 sports.MASON HOGE#16Freshman back6-0, 160Mason, OhioMason High SchoolSports management majorHigh School: Earned 3 letters in soccer.>> Was all-state selection.>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player.>> Helped team win district championship.>> Set school season and career recordsfor assists.>> Served as team captain.OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS13

OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS14RYAN KAPLANFreshman back5-11, 175Alliance, OhioMarlington High Schoolmajor undeclaredHigh School: Won 4 letters in soccer, 3 inwrestling, and 1 in track.>> Tabbed to all-county and all-leagueteams in soccer.>> Helped soccer team win pair of districtchampionships.>> Served as soccer team captain.ZACK KHALIFAGKSophomore goalkeeper5-8, 150Glen Echo, Md.Walt Whitman High SchoolMajor undeclared2010: Did not see action in a varsitygame.High School: Lettered thrice in soccerand once in basketball.>> Was all-state, all-county, and all-metroselection in soccer.>> Helped soccer team win state championship.CHASE LEADERSFreshman midfielder5-7, 145Las Vegas, Nev.Silverado High SchoolInternational business majorHigh School: Won 4 letters in soccer.>> Received first-team all-district and alldivisionhonors.>> Helped team win regional championship.AARON MANNING#22Sophomore forward5-10, 160Bethesda, Md.Walt Whitman High SchoolPsychology, physical education majors2010: Did not play.2009: Did not play.2008: Won starting spot at Kenyon College...startedfinal 11 games of season.>> Scored first collegiate goal vs. OlivetAug. 30.>> Tallied goal in North Coast AthleticConference win at Wabash Oct. 4.>> Scored in NCAC win vs. WittenbergOct. 18.High School: Lettered in soccer.>> Received all-county laurels.Year Games Goals Assists Points2008 16 3 1 7KIT NORTH#15Junior back6-2, 180Powell, OhioBishop Watterson High SchoolEconomics management major2010: Did not play.2009: Won starting spot at University ofCincinnati...played in 17 games, starting16.2008: Redshirted at Cincinnati.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer.>> Earned NSCAA All-America honors.>> Named OHSAA Division II Player of theYear.>> Was third-team All-Ohio selection asjunior.>> Helped team advance to regionalchampionship game.Year Games Goals Assists Points2009 17 1 1 3MEMME ONWUDIWEFreshman forward5-11, 180Centerville, OhioCenterville High SchoolInternational studies majorHigh School: Lettered twice in soccer andthrice in track.>> Was second-team all-conferencechoice in soccer...earned first-team honorsin track.>> Helped soccer team to state runner-upfinish, along with district, regional, andconference championships.DREW PANGFreshman midfielder6-3, 170Dublin, OhioCoffman High SchoolEconomics majorHigh School: Earned 3 letters in soccer.>> Received second-team all-state citation...wasfirst-team all-district and allconferencepick.>> Helped team win district championship.CONOR PERKKIOFreshman midfielder5-5, 130Mendota Heights, Minn.St. Paul Academymajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered 3 times in soccer.>> Received honorable mention all-statehonors...was 2-time all-conference choice.>> Helped soccer team to fourth-placefinish in state, along with section andconference championships.DAN THORNTON#24Freshman midfielder6-0, 165Rochester, N.Y.Brighton High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered twice in soccer.>> Received first-team all-county honors.2011 OWU Men’s SoccerJESUS VILLARROELFreshman forward6-3, 160Lewis Center, OhioOlentangy Orange High SchoolPre-engineering majorHigh School: Won 3 letters in soccer.>> Was second-team all-district and firstteamall-conference choice.>> Set school season record for goals (29).>> Helped team win pair of state championships.AUSTIN VINYSophomore forward5-10, 165Pepper pike, OhioOrange High SchoolAccounting major2010: Did not see action in a varsity game.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer.>> Was second-team all-conference andhonorable mention All-Greater Clevelandselection.NAZAR ZHDANSophomore midfielder5-6, 140South Orange, N.J.Gill St. Bernard’s SchoolInternational law major2010: Did not see action in a varsity game.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer.YACOV ZOHNFreshman forward6-6, 210Rochester, N.Y.Brighton High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered in soccer.>> Received all-county honors.

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer2011 ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Player Yr. Pos. Ltr. Ht. Wt. Hometown High SchoolBeemiller, Colin Fr. G 0 5-11 165 Pickerington North18 Beshara, Joe So. F 0 5-10 170 Troy, MI Troy14 Bloecher, Colton Fr. M 0 5-11 165 Lewis Center Olentangy Orange10 Bonfini, Matt* Sr. F 3 5-10 180 Dublin Coffman11 Bryant, Tyler* Sr. F 3 5-9 150 Chillicothe Unioto9 Bucci, Paolo* So. M 1 5-9 155 Dublin Bishop WattersonChauveau, Philippe Fr. G 0 5-8 150 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Escola AmericanaChung, Kevin So. M 0 5-6 145 Ashburn, VA Broad RunClawson, Kory So. F 0 5-8 165 Florissant, MO Whitfield SchoolCook, Michael Fr. M 0 5-9 135 Strongsville StrongsvilleDanielson, Ben Fr. B 0 5-10 155 San Ramon, CA California20 Dodrill, Matt* So. M 1 5-10 145 Westerville North5 Eganhouse, Jacob So. M 0 5-9 160 Westerville St. Francis deSales27 Fratkin, Raphi* Sr. F 3 5-8 150 Boulder, CO FairviewGK Gobel, Steve* Sr. G 3 6-0 175 Wilbraham, MA Loomis Chaffee (CT)Gustavson, Ben Fr. M 0 5-11 145 Putnam, CT Marianapolis PrepGK Hendricks, Paul* Jr. G 2 6-2 195 Columbus Worthington Kilbourne16 Hoge, Mason Fr. B 0 6-0 160 Mason Mason26 Jacobi, Peter* So. B 1 6-1 160 St. Louis, MO Whitfield SchoolKaplan, Ryan Fr. B 0 5-11 175 Alliance MarlingtonGK Khalifa, Zach So. G 0 5-8 150 Glen Echo, MD Walt WhitmanLeaders, Chase Fr. M-F 0 5-7 145 Las Vegas, NV Silverado13 Levien, Tevon* Sr. M 2 5-6 145 Lower Valley, Cayman Islands Chesire (CT) Academy22 Manning, Aaron So. F 0 5-10 160 Bethesda, MD Walt WhitmanMcGlaughlin, Michael* Jr. B 1 5-9 155 Nottingham, England South Nottingham4 Miller, Andrew* Sr. B 3 5-8 145 Medina Medina15 North, Kit Jr. B 0 6-2 180 Powell Bishop Watterson6 O’Keefe, Ian* So. M 1 5-11 140 Columbus Worthington KilbourneOnwudiwe, Memme Fr. F 0 5-11 180 Centerville CentervillePang, Drew Fr. M 0 6-3 170 Dublin CoffmanPerkkio, Conor Fr. M 0 5-5 130 Mendota Heights, MN St. Paul Academy8 St. Cyr, Scott* Jr. B 1 5-11 165 Yardley, PA Barlow (CT)23 Shadoan, Matt* So. M 1 5-7 145 Dublin Scioto21 Stanton, Alex* So. B 1 6-0 165 Delaware Hayes19 Stegner, Jon* So. M 1 5-9 165 Powell Olentangy Liberty3 Stone, Dylan* Sr. M 3 5-11 165 Easton, CT Barlow24 Thornton, Dan Fr. M 0 6-0 165 Rochester, NY Brighton2 Tobias, Martin* So. B 1 5-5 155 Chesterfield, MO Whitfield SchoolVillarroel, Jesus Fr. F 0 6-3 160 Lewis Center Olentangy OrangeViny, Austin So. F 0 5-10 165 Pepper Pike Orange17 Wall, Travis* Sr. F 3 6-0 170 Columbus Upper Arlington7 Witkoff, Ben* So. B 1 5-9 170 Columbus Gahanna LincolnZhdan, Nazar So. M 0 5-6 140 South Orange, NJ Gill St. Bernard’sZohn, Yacov Fr. F 0 6-6 210 Rochester, NY BrightonALPHABETICAL ROSTER*Lettermen (20)PLEASE NOTE: Numbers are subject to change.15

NUMERICAL ROSTER162011 NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Player Yr. Pos. Ltr. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School2 Martin Tobias* So. B 1 5-5 155 Chesterfield, MO Whitfield School3 Dylan Stone* Sr. M 3 5-11 165 Easton, CT Barlow4 Andrew Miller* Sr. B 3 5-8 145 Medina Medina5 Jacob Eganhouse So. M 0 5-9 160 Westerville St. Francis deSales6 Ian O’Keefe* So. M 1 5-11 140 Columbus Worthington Kilbourne7 Ben Witkoff* So. B 1 5-9 170 Columbus Gahanna Lincoln8 Scott St. Cyr* Jr. B 1 5-11 165 Yardley, PA Barlow (CT)9 Paolo Bucci* So. M 1 5-9 155 Dublin Bishop Watterson10 Matt Bonfini* Sr. F 3 5-10 180 Dublin Coffman11 Tyler Bryant* Sr. F 3 5-9 150 Chillicothe Unioto13 Tevon Levien* Sr. M 2 5-6 145 Lower Valley, Cayman Islands Chesire (CT) Academy14 Colton Bloecher Fr. M 0 5-11 165 Lewis Center Olentangy Orange15 Kit North Jr. B 0 6-2 180 Powell Bishop Watterson16 Mason Hoge Fr. B 0 6-0 160 Mason Mason17 Travis Wall* Sr. F 3 6-0 170 Columbus Upper Arlington18 Joe Beshara So. F 0 5-10 170 Troy, MI Troy19 Jon Stegner* So. M 1 5-9 165 Powell Olentangy Liberty20 Matt Dodrill* So. M 1 5-10 145 Westerville North21 Alex Stanton* So. B 1 6-0 165 Delaware Hayes22 Aaron Manning So. F 0 5-10 160 Bethesda, MD Walt Whitman23 Matt Shadoan* So. M 1 5-7 145 Dublin Scioto24 Dan Thornton Fr. M 0 6-0 165 Rochester, NY Brighton26 Peter Jacobi* So. B 1 6-1 160 St. Louis, MO Whitfield School27 Raphi Fratkin* Sr. F 3 5-8 150 Boulder, CO FairviewGK Steve Gobel* Sr. G 3 6-0 175 Wilbraham, MA Loomis Chaffee (CT)GK Paul Hendricks* Jr. G 2 6-2 195 Columbus Worthington KilbourneGK Zach Khalifa So. G 0 5-8 150 Glen Echo, MD Walt WhitmanColin Beemiller Fr. G 0 5-11 165 Pickerington NorthPhilippe Chauveau Fr. G 0 5-8 150 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Escola AmericanaKevin Chung So. M 0 5-6 145 Ashburn, VA Broad RunKory Clawson So. F 0 5-8 165 Florissant, MO Whitfield SchoolMichael Cook Fr. M 0 5-9 135 Strongsville StrongsvilleBen Danielson Fr. B 0 5-10 155 San Ramon, CA CaliforniaBen Gustavson Fr. M 0 5-11 145 Putnam, CT Marianapolis PrepRyan Kaplan Fr. B 0 5-11 175 Alliance MarlingtonChase Leaders Fr. M-F 0 5-7 145 Las Vegas, NV SilveradoMichael McGlaughlin* Jr. B 1 5-9 155 Nottingham, England South NottinghamMemme Onwudiwe Fr. F 0 5-11 180 Centerville CentervilleDrew Pang Fr. M 0 6-3 170 Dublin CoffmanConor Perkkio Fr. M 0 5-5 130 Mendota Heights, MN St. Paul AcademyJesus Villarroel Fr. F 0 6-3 160 Lewis Center Olentangy OrangeAustin Viny So. F 0 5-10 165 Pepper Pike OrangeNazar Zhdan So. M 0 5-6 140 South Orange, NJ Gill St. Bernard’sYacov Zohn Fr. F 0 6-6 210 Rochester, NY Brighton*Lettermen (20)PLEASE NOTE: Numbers are subject to change.PRONUNCIATION GUIDEJoe Beshara...................................................................................... ba-SHARE-aColton Bloecher.....................................................................................BLECK-erMatt Bonfini.....................................................................................bon-FEE-neePaolo Bucci........................................................................................BYOU-cheePhilippe Chauveau..................................................................fa-LEAP shove-OHSteve Gobel..............................................................................................GO-bullMason Hoge..........................................................................rhymes with VOGUEZach Khalifa........................................................................................ka-LEE-faTevon Levien............................................................................................la-VEENMemme Onwudiwe.................................................................................. MEM-ayConor Perkkio....................................................................................PERK-ee-ohMatt Shadoan......................................................................................sha-DOANJesus Villarroel...................................................................................vill-a-RELLAustin Viny..............................................................................................VEE-neeNazar Zhdan..........................................................................................zha-DONYacov Zohn...................................................................................... YAK-ov ZONE2011 OWU Men’s Soccer

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer2010 BISHOP RESULTS 2010 BISHOP STATISTICSSite-ResultDateN- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Elmhurst 0 9/3A- Wheaton (Ill.) 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 1 9/4H- OHIO WESLEYAN 4, Principia 0 9/10H- OHIO WESLEYAN 5, Adrian 0 9/11H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Otterbein 1 9/15A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, DePauw 0 (OT) 9/17H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Ohio Northern 0 (2 OT) 9/22A- OHIO WESLEYAN 4, Kenyon 1* 9/25H- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Case Reserve 0 9/29H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Ohio Dominican 2 10/2H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Oberlin 1* 10/9H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Wabash 0* 10/13A- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Hiram 0* 10/16A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Wittenberg 0* (2 OT) 10/20H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Denison 0* 10/23A- OHIO WESLEYAN 4, Wooster 0* 10/27H- OHIO WESLEYAN 5, Allegheny 0* 10/30H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Allegheny 0 + 11/3H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Denison 1 + 11/6N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Catholic 1 # 11/13N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Kenyon 0 # 11/14H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Johns Hopkins 0 # 11/20H- Lynchburg 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 0 # 11/21*North Coast Athletic Conference game (7-0-1)+NCAC tournament game#NCAA Division III tournament gameFinal Division III ranking: 5th2011 OPPONENTS IN BRIEFSCORING GP Goals Assists PointsTyler Wall 23 19 5 43Travis Wall 20 10 12 32Tyler Bryant 23 8 3 19Jon Stegner 22 3 3 9Dylan Stone 23 2 5 9Eric Laipple 23 1 7 9Matt Bonfini 16 3 2 8Brian Greene 23 2 2 6Ryan Harmanis 23 2 1 5Paolo Bucci 21 0 4 4Matt Shadoan 23 0 3 3Tevon Levien 20 1 0 2Matt Dodrill 21 0 2 2Paul Hendricks 23 0 1 1BISHOPS 23 52 50 154OPPONENTS 23 11 10 32GOALIES GP Min GA GAA Saves Save% SOsPaul Hendricks 23 2079 11 0.48 73 .869 12Steve Gobel 3 75 0 0.00 0 — 0BISHOPS 23 2154 11 0.46 74 .871 15OPPONENTS 23 2154 52 2.17 149 .741 2bold face indicates returning playerOpponent Location Nickname Conference Head Coach 2010* SID/Contact PhoneAllegheny* Meadville, Pa. Gators NCAC Angelo Panzetta 8-8-3 James Kramer 814-332-5952Capital Columbus, Ohio Crusaders Ohio Athletic Josh Racette 13-6-0 Chris Lindeke 614-236-6174Carnegie Mellon Pittsburgh, Pa. Tartans University Athletic Arron Lujan 11-4-1 Mark Fisher 412-268-3087Case Reserve Cleveland, Ohio Spartans University Athletic Dan Palmer 10-6-3 Nick Minerd 216-368-6517Denison* Granville, Ohio Big Red NCAC Rob Russo 10-8-1 Craig Hicks 740-587-6546DePauw* Greencastle, Ind. Tigers Southern Collegiate Brad Hauter 14-2-2 Bill Wagner 765-658-4630Hamline St. Paul, Minn. Pipers Minnesota Intercoll. Jon Lowery 6-12-0 Stephanie Harris 651-523-2786Hiram* Hiram, Ohio Terriers NCAC Carl Capellas 6-12-0 Jeff Hoedt 330-569-5495John Carroll University Hts., Ohio Blue Streaks Ohio Athletic Hector Marinaro 11-9-1 Chris Wenzler 216-397-4676Kenyon* Gambier, Ohio Lords NCAC Chris Brown 15-3-2 Marty Fuller 740-427-5471Messiah Grantham, Pa. Falcons Commonwealth Brad McCarty 23-1-0 Steve King 717-796-1800Oberlin* Oberlin, Ohio Yeomen NCAC Blake New 7-10-1 Mike Mancini 440-775-8503Ohio Northern Ada, Ohio Polar Bears Ohio Athletic Brent Ridenour 17-5-1 Tim Glon 419-772-2046Otterbein Westerville, Ohio Cardinals Ohio Athletic Gerry D’Arcy 3-14-2 Ed Syguda 614-823-1288Wabash* Crawfordsville, Ind. Little Giants NCAC Roberto Giannini 8-10-0 Brent Harris 765-361-6165Wheaton Wheaton, Ill. Thunder Illinois & Wisconsin Michael Giuliano 11-7-3 Brett Marhanka 630-752-5747Wittenberg* Springfield, Ohio Tigers NCAC Steve Dawson 5-10-3 Ryan Maurer 937-327-6114Wooster* Wooster, Ohio Fighting Scots NCAC Graham Ford 6-7-3 Hugh Howard 330-263-23742010 BISHOP STATISTICS*North Coast Athletic Conference opponent*2010=2010 record17

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerPREVIOUS NCAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERSSCORINGYear PlayerG Goals Assists Points Pts/G1984 Bryan Bundy, OWU 20 18 3 39 1.951985 Nick Sage, DEN 17 22 5 49 2.881986 Bryan Bundy, OWU 23 25 5 55 2.201987 Charlie Blanchard, OWU 22 23 5 51 2.321988 Ian Banda, WOO 19 22 4 48 2.521989 Ian Banda, WOO 19 19 9 47 2.471990 Ian Banda, WOO 16 17 6 40 2.501991 Mike Donovan, KEN 19 22 6 50 2.631992 Mike Donovan, KEN 19 21 12 54 2.841993 Mark Phillips, KEN 21 25 9 59 2.811994 Mark Phillips, KEN 16 21 5 47 2.941995 Brian Cain, OWU 19 14 3 31 1.631996 Brian Cain, OWU 19 15 9 39 2.051997 Kelsey Olds, KEN 18 18 4 40 2.221998 Jon Wilson, OBE 16 13 2 28 1.751999 Moe Jagne, WAB 11 14 1 29 2.642000 Brett Dunlap, OWU 23 17 7 41 1.782001 Taggart Suddes, WITT 18 12 10 34 1.892002 Brian Armstrong, WITT 18 14 6 34 1.892003 Ryan Martin, OWU 19 11 12 34 1.792004 Brian Conaway, WOO 16 12 6 30 1.882005 Brian Conaway, WOO 16 12 5 29 1.812006 Craig Neal, OWU 22 11 4 26 1.182007 Felix Hoffman, KEN 17 16 4 36 2.122008 Victor Anciano, EARL 17 9 10 28 1.652009 Skyler Dum, OBE 17 14 3 31 1.822010 Tyler Wall, OWU 23 19 5 43 1.87GOALTENDINGYear Player G Goals Saves ShO Saves%1984 Paul Andrichuk, OBE 8 3 36 5 .923Year Player G Goals Saves ShO Gls/G1985 Jeff Kaplan, OWU 19 15 104 7 1 / 2 0.791986 Jeff Kaplan, OWU 23 10 80 10 1 / 2 0.431987 Jeff Kaplan, OWU 22 16 105 9 1 / 2 0.731988 Ian Meyer, OWU 17 7 39 9 0.411989 Reed Welch, OWU 22 10 87 10 0.451990 Scott DeBolt, WITT 19 11 101 9 0.581991 Reed Welch, OWU 24 9 69 15 0.381992 Marshall Chapin, KEN 19 13 70 11 0.681993 Harrison Jacobs, OWU 20 13 73 7 0.651994 Harrison Jacobs, OWU 17 4 38 10 1 / 2 0.24Year Player Min Goals Saves ShO GAA1995 Justin Krueger, OWU 2100 13 119 12 0.561996 Justin Krueger, OWU 945 7 55 4 1 / 2 0.671997 Chris Schilling, KEN 1362 14 69 2 1 / 2 0.931998 Orion Creamer, EARL 1819 11 71 10 0.541999 Jonathan Barth, OWU 1968 11 57 14 1 / 2 0.502000 L.J. Marks, ALL 901 6 49 4 0.602001 Adam Roberts, OWU 1269 10 37 2 0.712002 David Treleven, WOO 1330 7 41 8 0.472003 Joe Anstine, OWU 1344 9 52 4 0.60Year Player G Goals Saves ShO Saves%2004 David Treleven, WOO 16 11 58 8 .8412005 Jamison Dague, OWU 20 12 81 9 .8712006 Jamison Dague, OWU 22 7 72 12 .9112007 Ryan Larkin, ALL 19 13 88 9 .8712008 Taylor Takacs, WOO 16 15 84 2 .8482009 Paul Hendricks, OWU 20 3 48 9 .9412010 Paul Hendricks, OWU 23 11 73 12 .869PREVIOUS NCAC LEADERSBrett Dunlap ledthe NCAC inscoring in 2000.19

PREVIOUS NCAC SPECIAL AWARDSNCAC HISTORY20Year Offensive Player of Year Defensive Player of Year Newcomer of Year Coach of Year1984 Ken Hyland, Ohio Wesleyan Rick Wyman, Ohio Wesleyan — Jay Martin, OWU1985 Matt Byers, Ohio Wesleyan John Porter, Wooster — Jay Martin, OWU1986 Bryan Bundy, Ohio Wesleyan Drew Dimatos, Ohio Wesleyan — Bob Nye, Wooster1987 Ian Banda, Wooster Jeff Kaplan, Ohio Wesleyan — Fred Shults, Oberlin1988 Ian Banda, Wooster Drew Dimatos, Ohio Wesleyan — Fred Shults, Oberlin1989 Ian Banda, Wooster Joe Youngblood, Kenyon — Bob Nye, Wooster1990 Ian Banda, Wooster; Mphatso Namwali, Wooster — Mike Pilger, KenyonKen Hyland Drew Dimatos Matt Schrader Jason Chiero Brian CainJon Van HornMatt Schrader, OWUPhilip HoffmanRyan MartinChris Hayes2011 OWU Men’s Soccer1991 Mike Donovan, Kenyon Marshall Chapin, Kenyon; — Steve Dawson, WittenbergBen Helm, Wittenberg1992 Mike Donovan, Kenyon Leigh Sillery, Kenyon — Steve Dawson, Wittenberg;Fran O’Leary, Kenyon1993 Mark Phillips, Kenyon Chris Duff, Ohio Wesleyan — Steve Dawson, Wittenberg1994 Wayne Street, Ohio Wesleyan Jason Chiero, Ohio Wesleyan — Jay Martin, OWU1995 Obi Moneme, Ohio Wesleyan Damon Rossi, Wooster Kelsey Olds, Kenyon Jay Martin, OWU;Roy Messer, Earlham1996 Wayne Albertyn, Kenyon; Kelsey Olds, Kenyon; Patrik Raune, Wittenberg Jack Detchon, KenyonBrian Cain, OWUPatrik Raune, Wittenberg1997 Kelsey Olds, Kenyon Per Willen, Kenyon Mike Polhamus, Allegheny Roy Messer, Earlham1998 Jamie Dick, Earlham Orion Creamer, Earlham Patrick Redman, Allegheny Sean Kramer, Denison1999 Matt Sowa, Allegheny Chris Hayes, Ohio Wesleyan James Brannon, Allegheny Paul Hogan, Allegheny2000 Jon Van Horn, Ohio Wesleyan Philip Hoffman, Ohio Wesleyan Ryan Miller, Ohio Wesleyan Jay Martin, OWU2001 Philip Hoffman, Ohio Wesleyan L.J. Marks, Allegheny Steve Worthy, Denison Des Lawless, Kenyon2002 Brian Conaway, Wooster Chris Vorenkamp, Ohio Wesleyan Brian Conaway, Wooster Angelo Panzetta, Allegheny2003 Adam Milligan, Wooster; Jeff Krigbaum, Ohio Wesleyan Steve Cole, Denison Graham Ford, WoosterBen Montgomery, Allegheny2004 Brian Conaway, Wooster Andrew DeBord, Wooster Eric Sloan, Allegheny Angelo Panzetta, Allegheny2005* Brian Conaway, Wooster Ryan Martin, Ohio Wesleyan Justin Jenkins, Wittenberg Blake New, Oberlin2006 Craig Neal, Ohio Wesleyan David Folt, Denison David Krems, Hiram Jay Martin, OWU2007 Matt Borland, Wittenberg Eric Sloan, Allegheny Felix Hoffman, Kenyon Jay Martin, OWU2008 Matt Borland, Wittenberg Jeremy Fischer, Kenyon Taylor Takacs, Wooster Carl Capellas, Hiram2009 Tyler Wall, Ohio Wesleyan Jeremy Fischer, Kenyon Mike Verdile, Hiram Jay Martin, OWU2010 Tyler Wall, Ohio Wesleyan Peter Nolan, Kenyon Andrew Parmelee, Kenyon Jay Martin, OWUTyler Wall

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerBryan Bundy Wayne Street Reed WelchNCAC RECORDSINDIVIDUAL — GAMEGoals: 9, Mark Phillips (Kenyon) vs. Case Reserve, 9/21/1994Assists: 4, Matt Byers (OWU) vs. Earlham, 9/12/1986;Ian Banda (Wooster) vs. Case Reserve, 10/21/1989;Scott Gillanders (OWU) vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990;Ziv Arie (Allegheny) vs. Waynesburg, 9/1/1993;David Pedreschi (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Oberlin, 11/3/1998;Josh Curtis (Wittenberg) vs. Hiram, 11/2/2002;Oliver Miller-Farrell (Oberlin) vs. Earlham, 10/4/2008Points: 18, Mark Phillips (Kenyon) vs. Case Reserve, 9/21/1994(9-0)Saves: 25, Mike Wallace (Oberlin) vs. Ohio Wesleyan,9/26/1984INDIVIDUAL — SEASONGoals: 25, Bryan Bundy (Ohio Wesleyan), 1986;Mark Phillips (Kenyon), 1993Assists: 20, Wayne Street (Ohio Wesleyan), 1994Points: 59, Mark Phillips (Kenyon), 1993 (25-9)Saves: 209, Martin Crawford (Denison), 1986Shutouts: 15, Reed Welch (Ohio Wesleyan), 1991Craig Neal was named NCACPlayer of the Year in 2006.Ryan Martin was namedNCAC Player of the Yearin 2005.INDIVIDUAL — CAREERGoals: 74, Ian Banda (Wooster),1987-90;Mark Phillips (Kenyon),1991-94Assists: 51, Wayne Street (Ohio Wesleyan), 1991-94Points: 180, Mark Phillips (Kenyon), 1991-94 (74-32)Saves: 481, Ken Cohen (Allegheny), 1994-97Shutouts: 37½, Reed Welch (Ohio Wesleyan), 1988-91TEAM — GAMEGoals: 15, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Goals, Both Teams: 15, Ohio Wesleyan (15) vs.Susquehanna (0), 9/8/1990Winning Margin: 15, Ohio Wesleyan (15) vs.Susquehanna (0), 9/8/1990Assists: 12, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Saves: 25, Oberlin vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 9/26/1984TEAM — SEASONGoals: 81, Kenyon, 1996Fewest Goals Allowed: 6, Ohio Wesleyan, 2009Shutouts: 17, Ohio Wesleyan, 2009Victories: 23, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000Winning Streak: 23, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000Winning Streak, NCAC games: 24, Ohio Wesleyan,2007-10Unbeaten Streak: 30 (29-0-1), Ohio Wesleyan, 2004-05Unbeaten Streak, NCAC games: 31 (30-0-1),Ohio Wesleyan, 2007-10NCAC RECORDS21

ABOUT THE NCAC22ABOUT THE NCACOhio Wesleyan University is a charter member ofthe North Coast Athletic Conference, which began competitionin the 1984-85 academic year. Other chartermembers are Allegheny College, Case Western ReserveUniversity, Denison University, Kenyon College, OberlinCollege and the College of Wooster. Wittenberg Universityjoined the NCAC in 1988, Earlham College joined in1988 and remains an affiliate member in field hockey,Hiram College and Wabash College joined the NCAC in1998, and DePauw University joined the NCAC in 2010.The NCAC’s 10 members believe academic andathletic excellence can co-exist, with no undue overemphasison athletics. They also believe the principle ofbalance is important in athletic programs at the DivisionIII level, with no “major” or “minor” sports in comparisonwith any other, but all equally worthwhile. Equityfor both men’s and women’s sports is a founding andstandard principle. The NCAC’s 23 championship sportsincludes 11 for men and 12 for women, the latter figureleading all Division III conferences in the country. Whenat least 5 Conference institutions sponsor a varsitysport, the NCAC conducts championship play and honorsthe champion.THE NCAC IN BRIEFExecutive Director >> Keri Alexander LuchowskiOffice Phone >> (440) 871-8100Assistant Director >> Bret BillhardtAssistant Director >> Sue PenickaFax Machine >> (440) 871-4221Mailing Address >> PO Box 16679, Cleveland, OH 44116E-mail >>Home Page >>ncac@northcoast.orghttp://www.northcoast.orgFounded >> February, 1983Conference Colors >>Red, White and BlueChampionship Sports >> 23 (11 men, 12 women)During the NCAC’s 27 years of competition, theleague has established itself as one of the most competitivein the nation. A total of 48 teams in all 23 sportswere represented in national competition last year, with1 team winning an NCAA Division III championship toraise the conference’s 27-year total to 58. In addition,207 student-athletes from around the league earned All-America and/or Academic All-America ® honors.Ohio Wesleyan President RockJones and Denison PresidentDale Knobel display the 2008-09NCAC All-Sports Trophies. OhioWesleyan and Denison finishedin a dead heat in the 2008-09 allsportsrace, marking the first allsportstie in conference history.2011 OWU Men’s Soccer

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer2010 IN REVIEWOhio Wesleyan 1, Elmhurst 0Sept. 3 at Wheaton, Ill.Tyler Bryant scored in the 72nd minute to lift the 13th-rankedBishops over the Blue Jays in the first round of Wheaton’s BobBaptista Invitational.SCORING LEADERS: Bryant 1-0, Tr. Wall 0-1.SAVES: Hendricks 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 12, Elmhurst 12.Wheaton 2, Ohio Wesleyan 1Sept. 4 at Wheaton, Ill.Tyler Wall scored to erase a 1-0 second-half deficit, but theThunder answered with a goal later in the half to take a win over13th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan in the second round of Wheaton’s BobBaptista Invitational.SCORING LEADERS: Ty. Wall 1-0, Laipple 0-1.SAVES: Hendricks 6.SHOTS: Wheaton 13, Ohio Wesleyan 12.Ohio Wesleyan 4, Principia 0Sept. 10 at Roy Rike FieldMatt Bonfini scored the Bishops’ first 2 goals and Travis Wallhad a hand in each of the Bishops’ first 3 goals as 24th-ranked OhioWesleyan blanked the Panthers in the first round of the adidas®-Fred Myers Invitational.SCORING LEADERS: Bonfini 2-0, Tr. Wall 1-2, Harmanis 1-1.SAVES: Hendricks 1.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 19, Principia 2.Ohio Wesleyan 5, Adrian 0Sept. 11 at Roy Rike FieldTyler Wall scored twice and Eric Laipple added a goal and anassist, and the Ohio Wesleyan defense held Adrian to 5 shots as the24th-ranked Bishops blanked the Bulldogs in the second round ofthe adidas®-Fred Myers Invitational. Tyler Wall received the DickGauthier Award as the Fred Myers Invitational’s Most ValuablePlayer. He was joined on the all-tournament team by Dylan Stone,Andrew Miller, Ryan Harmanis, and Brian Greene.SCORING LEADERS: Ty. Wall 2-0, Laipple 1-1.SAVES: Hendricks 0.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 21, Adrian 5.Ohio Wesleyan 3, Otterbein 1Sept. 15 at Roy Rike FieldTravis Wall had a hand in each of Ohio Wesleyan’s 3 goalsand Bryant had a goal and an assist as the 21st-ranked Bishopsdefeated the Cardinals in non-conference action.SCORING LEADERS: Tr. Wall 1-2, Bryant 1-1.SAVES: Hendricks 6.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 23, Otterbein 14.Ohio Wesleyan 1, DePauw 0Sept. 17 at Greencastle, Ind.Jon Stegner scored off a pass from Travis Wall with 2:20 leftin the first overtime period, giving the 21st-ranked Bishops a keyregional win over the 10th-ranked Tigers.SCORING LEADERS: Stegner 1-0, Tr. Wall 0-1.SAVES: Hendricks 4.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 18, DePauw 9.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Ohio Northern 0Sept. 22 at Roy Rike FieldBrian Greene scored the game-winning goal with 1:01 left inthe second overtime to give the 16th-ranked Bishops a non-conferencewin over the Polar Bears.SCORING LEADERS: Greene 1-0, Tr. Wall 0-1, Bucci 0-1.SAVES: Hendricks 6.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 30, Ohio Northern 11.2010 OWU REVIEWTyler Wall23

2010 OWU REVIEW24Ohio Wesleyan 4, Kenyon 1Sept. 25 at GambierTravis Wall scored 2 goals and set up Bryant on what provedto be the game-winner as the 16th-ranked Bishops opened theirNorth Coast Athletic Conference schedule with an impressive winover the 22nd-ranked Lords. Travis Wall was named NCAC Playerof the Week for his efforts against Ohio Northern and Kenyon.SCORING LEADERS: Tr. Wall 2-1, Ty. Wall 1-0, Bryant 1-0.SAVES: Hendricks 1.SHOTS: Kenyon 18, Ohio Wesleyan 12.Ohio Wesleyan 0, Case Reserve 0Sept. 29 at Roy Rike FieldNeither 90 minutes of regulation play nor a pair of 10-minuteovertimes could determine a winner as the 10th-ranked Bishopsand the Spartans played to a scoreless tie in non-conference action.SAVES: Hendricks 4.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 26, Case Reserve 7.Ohio Wesleyan 3, Ohio Dominican 2Oct. 2 at Roy Rike FieldTyler Wall scored twice to erase one-goal deficits, and TravisWall notched the game-winning goal as the Bishops, ranked No. 10in NCAA Division III, defeated the Panthers, ranked No. 22 in NCAADivision II, in non-conference action.SCORING LEADERS: Ty. Wall 2-0, Tr. Wall 1-0.SAVES: Hendricks 3.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 27, Ohio Dominican 12.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Oberlin 1Oct. 9 at Roy Rike FieldTravis Wall scored to give sixth-ranked Ohio Wesleyan anearly lead, but the Yeomen came back to even the game and theteams played to a stalemate in an NCAC game. The tie ended OhioWesleyan’s NCAC-record 24-game winning streak in NCAC competitiondating back to Oct. 12, 2007.SCORING LEADERS: Tr. Wall 1-0, Ty. Wall 0-1.SAVES: Hendricks 0.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 31, Oberlin 8.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Wabash 0Oct. 13 at Roy Rike FieldTravis Wall scored to give sixth-ranked Ohio Wesleyan thelead, then set up an insurance goal to help seal the outcome as theBishops defeated the Little Giants in NCAC action.SCORING LEADERS: Tr. Wall 1-1, Ty. Wall 0-2.SAVES: Hendricks 5.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 30, Wabash 8.Ohio Wesleyan 3, Hiram 0Oct. 16 at HiramStegner scored twice to give sixth-ranked Ohio Wesleyan thelead, and the Bishops went on to defeat the Terriers in NCAC play.SCORING LEADERS: Stegner 2-0, Tr. Wall 1-0.SAVES: Hendricks 1.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 16, Hiram 5.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Wittenberg 0Oct. 20 at SpringfieldTyler Wall scored with 2:13 remaining in the second overtimeperiod to lift the fourth-ranked Bishops over the Tigers in NCACaction. Wall ended the game with a shot inside the right post frominside the penalty area.SCORING LEADERS: Ty.Wall 1-0.SAVES: Hendricks 4.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 34, Wittenberg 8.2011 OWU Men’s SoccerOhio Wesleyan 3, Denison 0Oct. 23 at Roy Rike FieldTyler Wall racked up 2 goals and an assist as the fourthrankedBishops broke an NCAC record with a win over Denison.The win extended Ohio Wesleyan’s unbeaten string in NCAC gamesto 29 games (28-0-1), breaking the NCAC record of 28 (26-0-2) set byOhio Wesleyan from 2004-07. Combining the 2 streaks, along withthe 2 conference losses that separated them, gives the Bishops anastounding record of 54-2-3 in conference play since October 2004,a winning percentage of .941. Tyler Wall was named NCAC Playerof the Week for his efforts against Wittenberg and Denison.SCORING LEADERS: Ty. Wall 2-1, Bryant 1-2.SAVES: Hendricks 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 14, Denison 7.Ohio Wesleyan 4, Wooster 0Oct. 27 at WoosterGreene scored what proved to be the game-winning goal inthe sixth minute, starting the second-ranked Bishops on their wayto an NCAC win over the Fighting Scots. The win clinched a shareof the NCAC championship for the Bishops.SCORING LEADERS: Greene 1-0, Miller 1-0, Ty. Wall 1-0, Stone 1-0.SAVES: Hendricks 1.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 25, Wooster 2.Ohio Wesleyan 5, Allegheny 0Oct. 30 at Roy Rike FieldBryant and Tyler Wall scored 2 goals apiece to help the Bishopsdefeat the Gators in the Bishops’ NCAC season finale. With thewin, Ohio Wesleyan clinched the NCAC championship. The NCACtitle was Ohio Wesleyan’s third straight, sixth in the last 7 years,and 19th overall in the 27 seasons of NCAC competition.SCORING LEADERS: Ty. Wall 2-1, Bryant 2-0.SAVES: Hendricks 0, Gobel 0.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 24, Allegheny 7.

BISHOPS YEAR-BY-YEAR26BISHOP SOCCER YEAR-BY-YEARYear Coach W L T Pct GF GA League1955 Dick Gordin 3 4 1 .438 21 161956 Dick Gordin 0 7 1 .063 7 36Gordin (2 years) 3 11 2 .2501957 Fred Myers 5 4 1 .550 23 221958 Fred Myers 0 10 0 .000 11 411959 Fred Myers 3 6 1 .350 24 271960 Fred Myers 4 5 1 .450 24 201961 Fred Myers 6 3 1 .650 27 231962 Fred Myers 4 4 2 .500 23 161963* Fred Myers 10 1 1 .875 48 241964* Fred Myers 9 3 0 .750 58 331965* Fred Myers 6 6 0 .500 36 301966* Fred Myers 7 3 1 .682 37 231967 Fred Myers 4 5 2 .455 26 211968 Fred Myers 6 4 0 .600 25 161969 Fred Myers 5 5 0 .500 27 18 3-4-01970* Fred Myers 8 5 0 .615 24 17 7-1-01971* Fred Myers 9 1 3 .808 41 14 8-0-11972 Fred Myers 9 2 0 .818 32 12 8-1-01973 Fred Myers 8 4 2 .643 33 20 7-1-11974 Fred Myers 8 4 1 .654 41 20 7-3-01975* Fred Myers 13 4 2 .737 50 23 5-0-01976* Fred Myers 9 3 3 .700 31 13 5-0-0Myers (20 years) 133 82 21 .608 50-10-21977 Jay Martin 7 4 3 .607 29 14 5-0-01978* Jay Martin 11 5 2 .667 42 19 3-1-11979* Jay Martin 16 3 2 .810 51 13 4-0-11980* Jay Martin 16 4 1 .786 53 15 4-1-01981* Jay Martin 17 4 4 .760 65 23 5-0-01982* Jay Martin 17 2 3 .841 49 10 5-0-01983* Jay Martin 16 5 1 .750 54 20 5-1-01984* Jay Martin 15 4 1 .775 69 17 5-0-11985* Jay Martin 15 4 1 .775 61 17 5-1-01986* Jay Martin 20 3 0 .870 70 14 6-0-01987* Jay Martin 19 4 0 .826 68 16 6-0-01988* Jay Martin 17 1 3 .881 71 17 5-0-12011 OWU Men’s Soccer1989* Jay Martin 19 2 1 .886 70 11 6-2-01990* Jay Martin 20 4 1 .820 74 19 7-1-01991* Jay Martin 22 2 0 .917 59 10 8-0-01992* Jay Martin 20 4 0 .833 77 23 7-1-01993* Jay Martin 18 2 1 .881 75 15 6-1-11994* Jay Martin 20 0 1 .976 80 11 8-0-01995* Jay Martin 17 2 3 .841 53 13 7-0-11996 Jay Martin 13 4 2 .737 43 14 6-1-11997* Jay Martin 16 8 0 .667 44 24 6-2-01998* Jay Martin 18 6 0 .750 59 23 7-1-01999* Jay Martin 18 3 1 .841 59 11 9-0-02000* Jay Martin 23 1 0 .958 80 14 9-0-02001* Jay Martin 19 6 1 .750 57 19 8-1-02002* Jay Martin 18 4 1 .804 48 16 5-3-12003* Jay Martin 17 4 1 .795 54 16 7-2-02004 Jay Martin 16 2 2 .850 50 17 8-1-02005* Jay Martin 20 1 0 .952 57 14 9-0-02006* Jay Martin 15 1 6 .818 38 7 7-0-22007* Jay Martin 15 5 2 .727 38 17 7-2-02008* Jay Martin 18 5 1 .771 57 22 9-0-02009* Jay Martin 18 2 2 .864 57 6 9-0-02010* Jay Martin 19 2 2 .870 52 11 7-0-1Martin (33 years) 585 113 49 .816 220-22-11TOTALS (56 years) 721 206 72 .758*reached NCAA tournamentbold face denotes league championJay Martin, NCAC Executive Director Dennis Collins, and the Bishop captains display the 2005 NCACtournament championship trophy.

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerCONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPSOHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCEYear Champion Runner-Up Bishop Finish1969 + Wooster Sixth Overall1970 + Wooster Ohio Wesleyan1971 + Ohio Wesleyan1972 + Wooster Ohio Wesleyan1973 + Ohio Wesleyan1974 + Mount Union Sixth Overall1975 Ohio Wesleyan Wooster (1-0)1976 Ohio Wesleyan Wooster (2-1)1977 Wooster Ohio Wesleyan (2-1, OT)1978 Wooster Wittenberg (1-0) Third, South1979 Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin (2-1, 4 OT)1980 Ohio Wesleyan Wooster (0-0)*1981 Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon (1-0)1982 Wooster Ohio Wesleyan (1-0)1983 Mount Union Denison (1-0) Second, SouthNORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCEYear Champion(s) (Record) Runner-Up (Record)1984 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0-1) Denison (4-1-1)1985 Denison (6-0) Ohio Wesleyan (5-1)1986 Ohio Wesleyan (6-0) Wooster (5-1)1987 Ohio Wesleyan (6-0) Oberlin (4-2)1988 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0-1) Wooster (4-1-1)1989 Wooster (8-0) Ohio Wesleyan (6-2)1990 Kenyon (8-0) Ohio Wesleyan (7-1)1991 Ohio Wesleyan (8-0) Kenyon (6-2)1992 Ohio Wesleyan, Kenyon (7-1) Wooster (6-2)1993 Kenyon (6-0-2), Wittenberg (7-1) Ohio Wesleyan (6-1-1)1994 Ohio Wesleyan (8-0) Kenyon (7-1)1995 Ohio Wesleyan (7-0-1) Kenyon (6-1-1)1996 Kenyon (7-0-1) Wittenberg (7-1-0)1997 Kenyon (8-0) OWU, Wittenberg (6-2)1998 Ohio Wesleyan (7-1) Denison (6-2)1999 Ohio Wesleyan (9-0) Allegheny (6-1-2)Year Champion (Score)Runner-Up2000 Ohio Wesleyan (4-0) Earlham2001 Ohio Wesleyan (3-1) Denison2002 Ohio Wesleyan (1-0) AlleghenyYear Champion(s) (Record) Runner-Up (Record)2003 Denison, Wooster (8-1) Ohio Wesleyan (7-2)2004 Ohio Wesleyan, Wooster (8-1) Denison (7-2)2005 Ohio Wesleyan (9-0) Oberlin (6-2-1)2006 Ohio Wesleyan (7-0-2) Denison (7-1-1)2007 Kenyon (7-1-1) Ohio Wesleyan (7-2)2008 Ohio Wesleyan (9-0) Hiram, Wittenberg (6-3)2009 Ohio Wesleyan (9-0) Denison (6-1-2)2010 Ohio Wesleyan (7-0-1) Kenyon (6-1-1)+consensus system *title awarded on penalty kicksSTU PARRY AWARDOHIO DIVISION III TEAM OF THE YEARYear Team1976 Ohio Wesleyan 1995 Ohio Wesleyan1977 Wooster 1996 Kenyon1978 Denison 1997 Rio Grande1979 Ohio Wesleyan 1998 Ohio Wesleyan1980 Ohio Wesleyan 1999 Otterbein1981 Ohio Wesleyan 2000 Ohio Wesleyan1982 Ohio Wesleyan 2001 John Carroll1983 Wilmington 2002 Otterbein1984 Wilmington 2003 John Carroll1985 Ohio Wesleyan 2004 Wilmington1986 Ohio Wesleyan 2005 Ohio Wesleyan1987 Wilmington 2006 Ohio Wesleyan1988 Ohio Wesleyan 2007 Ohio Wesleyan1989 Ohio Wesleyan 2008 Ohio Wesleyan1990 Kenyon Ohio Northern (tie)1991 Ohio Wesleyan 2009 Ohio Wesleyan1992 Ohio Wesleyan 2010 Ohio Wesleyan1993 Kenyon1994 Ohio WesleyanOhio Wesleyan captains Bill Kohlasch and John Magruderhoist the hardware after the Bishops topped Oberlin, 2-1, in4 overtimes for the 1979 Ohio Athletic Conference title, JayMartin’s first as Ohio Wesleyan head coach.(Photo by Chuck Frostick)CONFERENCE TITLES27

NCAA PLAYOFF HISTORY28NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORYCOLLEGE DIVISION1963 Mideast Regional Champion (no further play held)N- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Wheaton 1N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Akron 11964 Mideast Regional (3rd)N- Wheaton 5, OHIO WESLEYAN 2A- OHIO WESLEYAN 6, Denison 21965 Mideast Regional (4th)N- Denison 3, OHIO WESLEYAN 1N- Oberlin 4, OHIO WESLEYAN 31966 Mideast RegionalH- Lake Forest 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 11970 Mideast Regional (4th)H- Wheaton 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 0H- Wooster 5, OHIO WESLEYAN 01971 Mideast Regional (T3rd)A- Wheaton 3, OHIO WESLEYAN 2N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, MacMurray 2DIVISION III1975 NATIONAL 3RD PLACE/Midwest-Far West Reg. ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 6, Wheaton 1H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, MacMurray 0N- Babson 5, OHIO WESLEYAN 0N- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Johns Hopkins 01976 Midwest-Far West RegionalH- Wheaton 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 1 (OT)1978 Midwest-Far West Regional Runner-UpA- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Wheaton 2A- Washington 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 01979 Midwest-Far West RegionalA- Washington 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 01980 Great Lakes Regional Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Bethany 1H- Calvin 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 01981 NATIONAL 4TH PLACE/Great Lakes Regional ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 4, Calvin 2H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Bethany 2N- Scranton 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 1 (OT)N- Brandeis 4, OHIO WESLEYAN 21982 Great Lakes Regional Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 4, Hope 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Bethany 0*1983 Quarterfinalist/Great Lakes Regional ChampionA- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Denison 1 +A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Hope 0H- Scranton 4, OHIO WESLEYAN 11984 Great Lakes RegionalH- Washington 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 0 (OT)1985 Great Lakes RegionalN- Washington 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 01986 Quarterfinalist/Great Lakes Regional ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Kalamazoo 1H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Wheaton 0H- Messiah 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 01987 Great Lakes Regional Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Calvin 1H- Washington 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 01988 Great Lakes RegionalH- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Kalamazoo 2*1989 Quarterfinalist/Great Lakes Regional ChampionN- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, DePauw 1 (OT)N- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Wheaton 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Elizabethtown 0*1990 NATIONAL RUNNER-UP/Great Lakes Reg. ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Kalamazoo 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Kenyon 0A- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Elizabethtown 1H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Wheaton 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Glassboro State 1*1991 NATIONAL SEMIFINALIST/Great Lakes Reg. ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Wittenberg 0 (4 OT)H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Calvin 1H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Bethany 0A- Cal-San Diego 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 01992 NATIONAL RUNNER-UP/Great Lakes Reg. ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Wittenberg 1H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Kenyon 2A- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Methodist 1 (OT)N- OHIO WESLEYAN 5, Colorado College 0A- Kean 3, OHIO WESLEYAN 11993 Great Lakes Regional Runner-UpN- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, DePauw 0 (OT)A- Kenyon 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 11994 Great Lakes Regional Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, DePauw 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Hope 2*1995 Quarterfinalist/Great Lakes Regional ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Kenyon 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Hiram 0 (OT)A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Chapman 1*1997 Quarterfinalist/Great Lakes Regional ChampionA- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Hope 0A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Kenyon 0N- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Alma 0A- Wheaton 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 1 (OT)1998 NATIONAL CHAMPION/Great Lakes Regional ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 5, Alma 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Otterbein 1H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Trinity 1H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Williams 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Greensboro 1 (OT)1999 Mid-Atlantic Regional Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 4, Bethany 0N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Gettysburg 1A- Messiah 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 02000 Quarterfinalist/Great Lakes Regional ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, DePauw 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Wilmington 0H- Linfield 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 0 (4 OT)2001 NATIONAL SEMIFINALIST/Great Lakes Reg. ChampionA- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Otterbein 0A- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Chicago 1N- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Kalamazoo 2 (OT)A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Greensboro 0N- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Richard Stockton 0* (2 OT)2002 Great Lakes Regional Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Pitt-Greensburg 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Otterbein 1*2003 Great Lakes RegionalH- John Carroll 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 02005 Second RoundH- Calvin 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 12006 NATIONAL SEMIFINALISTH- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Hope 1 +H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Ohio Northern 0A- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Case Reserve 0 + (2 OT)N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Dominican (Ill.) 0N- Wheaton (Ill.) 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 02011 OWU Men’s Soccer

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer2007 First RoundH- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Transylvania 1*2008 Sectional SemifinalistH- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Susquehanna 0 (2 OT)H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Carnegie Mellon 0N- Trinity 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 12009 Second RoundH- Transylvania 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 02010 QuarterfinalistN- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Catholic 1N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Kenyon 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Johns Hopkins 0H- Lynchburg 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 0+advanced on penalty kicks*eliminated on penalty kicksTOP TEN NCAA DIVISION IIITOURNAMENT TEAMSRank Team NCAA Appearances*1. Ohio Wesleyan 332. Wheaton (Ill.) 323. Elizabethtown 243. Rowan 245. Messiah 226. Babson 207. Bethany (W. Va.) 197. Washington (Mo.) 199. Plymouth (N.H.) State 169. Virginia Wesleyan 16bold face denotes teams which competed inthe 2010 NCAA Division III tournament.Note: NCAA Division III tournament play beganin 1974. Prior to that, Ohio Wesleyan competed inthe NCAA’s College Division.NCAA TOURNAMENT SERIES RECORDSOpponent First Game Last Game W L TAkron 1963 (2-1) 1963 (2-1) 1 0 0Alma 1997 (1-0) 1998 (5-0) 2 0 0Babson 1975 (0-5) 1975 (0-5) 0 1 0Bethany 1980 (2-1) 1999 (4-0) 4 0 1Brandeis 1981 (2-4) 1981 (2-4) 0 1 0Cal-San Diego 1991 (0-1) 1991 (0-1) 0 1 0Calvin 1980 (0-1) 2005 (1-2) 3 2 0Carnegie Mellon 2008 (3-0) 2008 (3-0) 1 0 0Case Reserve 2006 (0-0) 2006 (0-0) 0 0 1Catholic 2010 (2-1) 2010 (2-1) 1 0 0Chapman 1995 (1-1) 1995 (1-1) 0 0 1Chicago 2001 (3-1) 2001 (3-1) 1 0 0Colorado College 1992 (5-0) 1992 (5-0) 1 0 0Denison 1964 (6-2) 1983 (1-1) 2 1 0DePauw 1989 (2-1) 2000 (2-0) 4 0 0Dominican (Ill.) 2006 (2-0) 2006 (2-0) 1 0 0Elizabethtown 1989 (0-0) 1990 (2-1) 1 0 1Gettysburg 1999 (2-1) 1999 (2-1) 1 0 0Glassboro State 1990 (1-1) 1990 (1-1) 0 0 1Greensboro 1998 (2-1) 2001 (1-0) 2 0 0Hiram 1995 (1-0) 1995 (1-0) 1 0 0Hope 1982 (4-0) 2006 (1-1) 3 0 2John Carroll 2003 (0-1) 2003 (0-1) 0 1 0Johns Hopkins 1975 (1-0) 2010 (1-0) 2 0 0Kalamazoo 1986 (2-1) 2001 (3-2) 3 0 1Kean 1992 (1-3) 1992 (1-3) 0 1 0Kenyon 1990 (3-0) 2010 (2-0) 5 1 0Lake Forest 1966 (1-2) 1966 (1-2) 0 1 0Linfield 2000 (0-1) 2000 (0-1) 0 1 0Lynchburg 2010 (0-2) 2010 (0-2) 0 1 0MacMurray 1971 (2-2) 1975 (1-0) 1 0 1Messiah 1986 (0-1) 1999 (0-2) 0 2 0Methodist 1992 (2-1) 1992 (2-1) 1 0 0Oberlin 1965 (3-4) 1965 (3-4) 0 1 0Ohio Northern 2006 (1-0) 2006 (1-0) 1 0 0Otterbein 1998 (2-1) 2002 (1-1) 2 1 a 0Pitt-Greensburg 2002 (1-0) 2002 (1-0) 1 0 0Richard Stockton 2001 (0-0) 2001 (0-0) 0 0 1Scranton 1981 (1-2) 1983 (1-4) 0 2 0Susquehanna 2008 (1-0) 2008 (1-0) 1 0 0Transylvania 2007 (1-1) 2009 (0-1) 0 1 1Trinity (Texas) 1998 (2-1) 2008 (1-2) 1 1 0Washington (Mo.) 1978 (0-1) 1987 (0-1) 0 5 0Wheaton (Ill.) 1963 (3-1) 2006 (0-1) 6 6 0Williams 1998 (1-0) 1998 (1-0) 1 0 0Wilmington 2000 (1-0) 2000 (1-0) 1 0 0Wittenberg 1991 (1-0) 1992 (2-1) 2 0 0Wooster 1970 (0-5) 1970 (0-5) 0 1 0NCAA PLAYOFF HISTORYaincludes shootout loss in 2002 regional finalW L T PctNCAA COLLEGE DIVISION (6 years) 3 7 1 .318NCAA DIVISION III (33 years) 54 25 10 .663PLAYOFF TOTALS (39 years) 57 32 11 .62529

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS30ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOpponent First Game Last Game W L TAdrian 2010 (5-0) 2010 (5-0) 1 0 0Akron 1955 (5-3) 1988 (3-2) 4 12 1Alfred 1991 (1-0) 1991 (1-0) 1 0 0Allegheny 1984 (8-3) 2010 (2-0) 29 2 l1Alma 1996 (3-0) 2009 (7-1) 8 0 0Anderson (Ind.) 2004 (3-2) 2004 (3-2) 1 0 0Aquinas 1998 (4-1) 1998 (4-1) 1 0 0Babson 1975 (0-5) 1975 (0-5) 0 1 0Baldwin-Wallace 1969 (3-2) 1974 (10-1) 6 0 0Beloit 1996 (4-0) 1996 (4-0) 1 0 0Bethany 1980 (2-1) 2002 (2-0) 10 6 c1Binghamton State 1981 (3-0) 1997 (2-1) 2 0 0Bowling Green 1963 (6-1) 2001 (1-0) 8 6 4Brandeis 1981 (2-4) 1986 (4-0) 1 1 0Cabrini 1996 (2-0) 1996 (2-0) 1 0 0Cal-San Diego 1991 (0-1) 1991 (0-1) 0 1 0Calvin 1980 (0-1) 2009 (1-0) 5 2 0Capital 1975 (3-0) 2009 (3-0) 19 1 0Carleton 1987 (5-0) 1987 (5-0) 1 0 0Carnegie Mellon 2008 (3-0) 2009 (4-0) 2 0 0Case Reserve 1980 (1-0) 2010 (0-0) 18 1 n3Castleton State 1975 (2-1) 1984 (3-2) 3 0 0Catholic 2010 (2-1) 2010 (2-1) 1 0 0Cedarville 1966 (7-3) 1988 (3-0) 11 1 1Central State 1981 (1-1) 1981 (1-1) 0 0 1Chapman 1995 (1-1) 1995 (1-1) 0 0 i1Chicago 1998 (1-0) 2006 (1-0) 3 0 0Cincinnati 1978 (1-3) 1980 (3-0) 2 1 0Clarkson 1998 (0-1) 1998 (0-1) 0 1 0Cleveland State a 1965 (3-2) 1987 (0-1) 2 4 1Colorado College 1982 (2-1) 1998 (3-1) 4 0 0Columbus Macedon 1965 (5-3) 1965 (5-3) 1 0 0Concordia (Wis.) 1999 (5-0) 1999 (5-0) 1 0 0Davis & Elkins 1976 (1-2) 1976 (1-2) 0 1 0Dayton 1956 (2-4) 1991 (2-1) 15 7 1Denison 1955 (7-2) 2010 (3-1) 48 d 14 4DePauw 1977 (0-1) 2010 (1-0) 31 5 1Dominican (Ill.) 2006 (2-0) 2006 (2-0) 1 0 0Drew 1983 (1-0) 1983 (1-0) 1 0 0Earlham 1955 (1-2) 2009 (4-0) 31 7 0Eastern Connecticut 1975 (1-2) 1975 (1-2) 0 1 0Eastern Mennonite 1999 (3-0) 1999 (3-0) 1 0 0Elizabethtown 1988 (1-3) 1990 (2-1) 1 1 f1Elmhurst 2006 (2-0) 2010 (1-0) 2 0 0Emory 1990 (3-2) 1990 (3-2) 1 0 0Fenn 1957 (4-2) 1964 (3-1) 4 3 1Fontbonne 1992 (1-0) 1994 (7-1) 2 0 0Franklin & Marshall 1988 (7-2) 1988 (7-2) 1 0 0Fredonia State 1989 (4-0) 2005 (3-1) 3 0 0Frostburg State 1983 (1-1) 1983 (1-1) 0 0 1Gettysburg 1999 (2-1) 1999 (2-1) 1 0 0Glassboro State 1990 (1-1) 1990 (1-1) 0 0 g1Grand Rapids Bapt. 1984 (5-0) 1985 (3-1) 2 0 0Greensboro 1998 (2-1) 2005 (1-0) 3 0 0Grove City 2008 (3-0) 2008 (3-0) 1 0 0Guilford 2007 (3-0) 2007 (3-0) 1 0 0Hamline 2011Heidelberg 1967 (4-0) 2002 (1-0) 8 0 0Hiram 1960 (6-1) 2010 (2-1) 20 0 1Hope 1982 (4-0) 2006 (4-2) 6 0h,m2Illinois Benedictine 1994 (2-0) 1995 (4-0) 2 0 02011 OWU Men’s SoccerIUPU-Ft. Wayne 1986 (5-3) 1986 (5-3) 1 0 0John Carroll 1993 (5-1) 2009 (1-0) 7 3 0Johns Hopkins 1975 (1-0) 2010 (1-0) 2 0 0Kalamazoo 1986 (2-1) 2004 (1-0) 9 0 e1Kean 1990 (3-1) 2007 (0-2) 3 2 0Kent State 1979 (2-1) 1979 (2-1) 1 0 0Kenyon 1955 (2-3) 2010 (2-0) 50 10 6Kutztown 1988 (5-0) 1988 (5-0) 1 0 0Lake Forest 1966 (1-2) 1966 (1-2) 0 1 0Linfield 2000 (0-1) 2000 (0-1) 0 1 0Lycoming 1993 (3-1) 1993 (3-1) 1 0 0Lynchburg 1989 (3-0) 2010 (0-2) 1 1 0Lynn 1997 (0-1) 1997 (0-1) 0 1 0MacMurray 1970 (0-1) 1992 (4-1) 3 1 1Marietta 1971 (4-0) 1983 (4-1) 13 0 0Maryville (Tenn.) 1992 (4-1) 1992 (4-1) 1 0 0McMurry 2008 (5-0) 2008 (5-0) 1 0 0Medaille 2007 (2-0) 2007 (2-0) 1 0 0Messiah 1986 (0-1) 1999 (0-2) 0 2 0Methodist 1992 (2-1) 2003 (3-1) 3 1 0Miami (Ohio) 1965 (4-0) 1990 (3-1) 8 2 1Michigan 1957 (1-1) 1959 (3-6) 0 2 1Montclair State 1997 (1-2) 1997 (1-2) 0 1 0Mount Union 1970 (3-1) 1993 (2-0) 7 2 0Muhlenberg 1996 (1-1) 1996 (1-1) 0 0 1Muskingum 1972 (1-0) 2005 (4-1) 14 1 0Nazareth 1982 (1-1) 1992 (6-0) 2 b 0 0New Jersey 2001 (1-2) 2001 (1-2) 0 1 0N. C. Wesleyan 1988 (3-0) 1988 (3-0) 1 0 0North Park 2003 (0-0) 2005 (3-0) 1 0 1Oakland 1985 (0-0) 1990 (0-3) 2 1 1Oberlin 1955 (0-0) 2010 (1-1) 32 12 5Ohio Dominican 1999 (1-0) 2010 (3-2) 3 1 0Ohio Northern 1974 (3-0) 2010 (1-0) 13 2 2Ohio State 1955 (1-2) 1989 (2-0) 15 11 5Ohio University 1955 (2-3) 1981 (1-1) 3 10 4Olivet 2002 (3-1) 2008 (3-0) 5 0 0Otterbein 1983 (6-0) 2010 (3-1) 25 5 k 1Pitt-Greensburg 2002 (1-0) 2004 (3-1) 2 0 0Principia 1991 (2-0) 2010 (4-0) 2 0 0Rhodes 1994 (3-1) 1994 (3-1) 1 0 0Richard Stockton 1997 (1-0) 2001 (0-0) 1 0 1Rochester 1971 (3-0) 1991 (0-2) 1 1 0Rockford 1986 (3-0) 1986 (3-0) 1 0 0Rollins 1997 (1-6) 1997 (1-6) 0 1 0Rose-Hulman 2009 (3-0) 2009 (3-0) 1 0 0St. John’s (Minn.) 1994 (4-1) 1994 (4-1) 1 0 0Scranton 1981 (1-2) 1983 (1-4) 0 2 0South, U. of the 1991 (4-1) 1991 (4-1) 1 0 0Southwestern 1996 (3-0) 1996 (3-0) 1 0 0

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerSusquehanna 1990 (15-0) 2008 (1-0) 2 0 0Texas-Dallas 2008 (3-2) 2008 (3-2) 1 0 0Thomas More 2004 (4-0) 2004 (4-0) 1 0 0Tiffin 1985 (1-0) 1998 (3-0) 4 0 0Toledo 1968 (0-1) 1968 (0-1) 0 1 0Transylvania 1989 (3-0) 2009 (0-1) 1 1 p1Trinity (Texas) 1993 (5-0) 2008 (1-2) 2 3 0Ursinus 1992 (4-0) 1992 (4-0) 1 0 0Virginia Wesleyan 1995 (0-0) 1995 (0-0) 0 0 1Wabash 1977 (1-1) 2010 (2-0) 18 0 1Walsh 1982 (2-0) 2000 (1-0) 5 0 0Washington (Mo.) 1978 (0-1) 1990 (2-0) 2 5 0Wesleyan 1975 (1-4) 1975 (1-4) 0 1 0Wheaton (Ill.) 1963 (3-1) 2010 (1-2) 10 8 0Williams 1998 (1-0) 1998 (1-0) 1 0 0Wilmington 1960 (5-1) 2007 (1-0) 19 10 1Wis.-Oshkosh 2006 (2-0) 2006 (2-0) 1 0 0Wis.-Platteville 1984 (5-2) 1997 (3-0) 2 0 0Wis.-Whitewater 2000 (4-0) 2000 (4-0) 1 0 0Wittenberg 1967 (6-0) 2010 (1-0) 39 7o.q3Wooster 1961 (5-3) 2010 (4-0) 32 j 11 7Wright State 1969 (3-2) 1983 (1-4) 5 1 0Xavier 1986 (1-2) 1986 (1-2) 0 1 02008 North Coast Athletic Conferencetournament champions!aalso see Fenn Collegebold face indicates 2011 opponentbincludes 1982 win by forfeitcincludes 1982 NCAA game, eliminated on penalty kicksdincludes 1983 NCAA game, advanced on penalty kickseincludes 1988 NCAA game, eliminated on penalty kicksfincludes 1989 NCAA game, eliminated on penalty kicksgincludes 1990 NCAA game, eliminated on penalty kickshincludes 1994 NCAA game, eliminated on penalty kicksiincludes 1995 NCAA game, eliminated on penalty kicksjincludes 2002 NCAC game, advanced on penalty kickskincludes 2002 NCAA game, eliminated on penalty kickslincludes 2006 NCAC game, eliminated on penalty kicksmincludes 2006 NCAA game, advanced on penalty kicksnincludes 2006 NCAA game, advanced on penalty kicksoincludes 2007 NCAC game, advanced on penalty kickspincludes 2007 NCAA game, eliminated on penalty kicksqincludes 2008 NCAC game, advanced on penalty kicksALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS31

ALL-TIME RESULTSALL-TIME RESULTS3219553-4-1Coach: Dick GordinDate Site Score10/8 H OWU 5, Akron 310/12 A Ohio State 2, OWU 1 (OT)10/14 A OWU 7, Denison 210/22 A Earlham 2, OWU 110/25 H OWU 0, Oberlin 010/28 H Kenyon 3, OWU 211/9 A Ohio University 3, OWU 211/12 H OWU 3, Denison 119560-7-1Coach: Dick GordinDate Site Score10/5 A Denison 8, OWU 110/10 H Ohio State 4, OWU 210/13 H Akron 2, OWU 010/24 A Kenyon 5, OWU 010/27 H Dayton 4, OWU 210/31 H Earlham 8, OWU 011/7 H Ohio University 3, OWU 011/10 A OWU 2, Oberlin 219575-4-1Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score10/8 H OWU 3, Denison 210/12 A OWU 2, Akron 010/16 H Oberlin 4, OWU 110/23 A OWU 3, Ohio University 110/26 H OWU 4, Fenn 210/29 H Ohio State 3, OWU 211/2 H OWU 1, Michigan 111/6 H OWU 4, Kenyon 111/8 A Dayton 2, OWU 111/13 H Earlham 6, OWU 319580-10-0Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score10/3 A Denison 6, OWU 210/8 A Ohio State 3, OWU 2 (OT)10/11 A Oberlin 4, OWU 110/15 A Earlham 5, OWU 010/18 H Dayton 5, OWU 310/21 H Ohio University 2, OWU 010/25 A Fenn 3, OWU 110/29 A Kenyon 2, OWU 111/1 H Michigan 6, OWU 111/5 H Akron 5, OWU 019593-6-1Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score10/3 A Akron 5, OWU 110/7 H OWU 2, Earlham 110/10 H OWU 5, Ohio State 110/13 A OWU 6, Dayton 110/17 A Michigan 6, OWU 310/21 H Oberlin 3, OWU 210/24 A Ohio University 3, OWU 110/31 H Fenn 3, OWU 111/5 H OWU 3, Kenyon 311/7 H Denison 1, OWU 019604-5-1Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score10/1 A OWU 6, Hiram 110/5 H OWU 5, Dayton 010/8 H Akron 5, OWU 010/15 A OWU 2, Denison 210/18 H Ohio University 2, OWU 010/22 A Oberlin 4, OWU 110/25 H Ohio State 2, OWU 010/29 A Fenn 3, OWU 211/1 A OWU 3, Kenyon 011/5 H OWU 5, Wilmington 119616-3-1Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score10/7 H Oberlin 3, OWU 210/14 A OWU 2, Dayton 110/17 A OWU 5, Wooster 310/21 H OWU 3, Ohio State 010/25 A Wilmington 6, OWU 310/28 H OWU 3, Fenn 011/1 H Akron 4, OWU 111/4 H OWU 4, Kenyon 3 (OT)11/7 H OWU 0, Denison 011/11 H OWU 4, Hiram 319624-4-2Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/29 A OWU 3, Akron 310/5 A Denison 1, OWU 010/10 H Ohio University 3, OWU 110/13 A Kenyon 2, OWU 110/20 H OWU 4, Dayton 110/27 A OWU 8, Hiram 110/31 A Ohio State 1, OWU 011/3 A OWU 1, Fenn 111/10 H OWU 3, Wooster 211/17 H OWU 2, Oberlin 1196310-1-1Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/26 A OWU 1, Wooster 010/2 A OWU 6, Bowling Green 110/4 H Akron 8, OWU 310/11 A OWU 5, Hiram 010/18 H OWU 8, Fenn 210/22 A OWU 3, Ohio University 210/25 H OWU 5, Ohio State 510/29 H OWU 3, Kenyon 111/1 A OWU 3, Oberlin 111/8 H OWU 6, Denison 2NCAA Mideast Regional11/14 N OWU 3, Wheaton 111/15 N OWU 2, Akron 119649-3-0Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/25 H OWU 7, Wooster 39/30 A OWU 10, Kenyon 110/3 A Akron 6, OWU 110/10 A OWU 4, Denison 310/17 H OWU 8, Hiram 110/23 H OWU 8, Bowling Green 210/27 H OWU 4, Ohio University 310/31 A OWU 3, Fenn 111/7 H Oberlin 5, OWU 011/14 A OWU 5, Ohio State 1NCAA Mideast Regional11/20 N Wheaton 5, OWU 211/21 A OWU 6, Denison 219656-6-0Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/24 H OWU 5, Columbus Macedonia 310/2 A OWU 5, Wooster 310/5 A Ohio University 3, OWU 010/9 H Akron 3, OWU 210/13 A OWU 4, Miami 010/15 H OWU 3, Cleveland State 210/23 H Denison 4, OWU 110/30 H OWU 3, Ohio State 111/5 H OWU 8, Kenyon 111/13 A Oberlin 3, OWU 1NCAA Mideast Regional11/19 N Denison 3, OWU 111/20 N Oberlin 4, OWU 319667-3-1Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/28 H OWU 7, Cedarville 310/1 H Akron 5, OWU 310/5 A OWU 7, Kenyon 110/8 A OWU 1, Wooster 110/14 A OWU 4, Denison 310/18 H OWU 1, Bowling Green 010/21 H OWU 6, Miami 210/29 A OWU 3, Cleveland State 111/4 H OWU 3, Oberlin 211/12 A Ohio State 3, OWU 1NCAA Mideast Regional11/18 H Lake Forest 2, OWU 119674-5-2Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/23 H Dayton 1, OWU 09/30 A OWU 4, Heidelberg 010/3 A OWU 2, Bowling Green 110/7 H OWU 2, Cleveland State 210/10 H OWU 4, Kenyon 310/13 H Denison 5, OWU 310/18 H OWU 6, Wittenberg 010/21 A Oberlin 4, OWU 210/28 H Ohio State 2, OWU 111/4 H OWU 1, Wooster 111/11 A Akron 2, OWU 119686-4-0Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/27 H OWU 6, Heidelberg 010/1 A OWU 2, Kenyon 010/5 H OWU 5, Bowling Green 010/8 H Toledo 1, OWU 010/11 H Akron 5, OWU 110/19 A Denison 3, OWU 210/25 H OWU 4, Oberlin 311/2 A OWU 3, Wittenberg 211/9 A Wooster 1, OWU 011/15 A OWU 2, Ohio State 12011 OWU Men’s Soccer19695-5-0, 3-4-0 OAC*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/27 A OWU 7, Heidelberg 3*10/3 H OWU 4, Denison 0*10/11 H OWU 5, Hiram 110/14 A OWU 3, Wright State 2 (2 OT)10/17 H Kenyon 1, OWU 0*10/25 A Oberlin 1, OWU 0*10/29 H Ohio State 2, OWU 110/31 H Wooster 3, OWU 2*11/5 H Wittenberg 2, OWU 1*11/8 A OWU 3, Baldwin-Wallace 2*

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer19708-5-0, 7-1-0 OAC*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/26 H OWU 5, Heidelberg 0*10/3 A OWU 1, Denison 0*10/7 H OWU 3, Mount Union 1*10/9 H OWU 1, Baldwin-Wallace 0*10/16 A OWU 2, Kenyon 1*10/19 H MacMurray 1, OWU 010/23 H OWU 2, Oberlin 0*10/28 A Ohio State 1, OWU 010/31 A Wooster 3, OWU 1*11/4 A OWU 5, Wittenberg 2*11/7 H OWU 4, Wright State 1NCAA Mideast Regional11/20 H Wheaton 2, OWU 011/21 H Wooster 5, OWU 019719-1-3, 8-0-1 OAC*OAC championCoach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/25 A OWU 7, Mount Union 2*10/2 A OWU 3, Rochester 010/6 A OWU 5, Heidelberg 0*10/8 H OWU 4, Marietta 0*10/15 H OWU 1, Kenyon 0*10/23 A OWU 2, Oberlin 2*10/27 H OWU 0, Ohio State 010/29 H OWU 4, Wooster 3*11/3 H OWU 5, Wittenberg 1*11/6 A OWU 3, Baldwin-Wallace 0*11/13 H OWU 3, Denison 1* (OT)NCAA Mideast Regional11/19 A Wheaton 3, OWU 211/20 N OWU 2, MacMurray 219729-2-0, 8-1-0 OAC*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/23 A OWU 3, Marietta 1*9/29 H Dayton 3, OWU 010/7 H OWU 5, Mount Union 0*10/11 H OWU 1, Muskingum 0*10/14 A OWU 4, Kenyon 0*10/20 H OWU 1, Oberlin 0*10/28 A Wooster 2, OWU 1*11/1 A OWU 5, Wittenberg 3*11/3 H OWU 8, Baldwin-Wallace 1*11/8 A OWU 2, Ohio State 111/11 A OWU 2, Denison 1*19738-4-2, 8-0-1 OAC*OAC championCoach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/22 A OWU 3, Marietta 0*9/28 H OWU 2, Dayton 210/3 H Bowling Green 2, OWU 110/6 A Mount Union 4, OWU 0*10/9 H OWU 5, Muskingum 0*10/12 H OWU 3, Kenyon 1*10/16 H Ohio University 1, OWU 010/20 A OWU 4, Oberlin 2*10/26 H OWU 2, Wooster 2*10/31 H OWU 3, Wittenberg 1*11/2 H OWU 3, Denison 1*11/10 A OWU 4, Baldwin-Wallace 1*Midwest Liberal Arts Inv.11/16 H OWU 2, Wheaton 111/17 H Kenyon 2, OWU 1 (OT)19748-4-1, 7-3-0 OAC*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/21 H OWU 3, Marietta 0*9/25 A OWU 4, Dayton 19/28 A OWU 4, Kenyon 2*10/2 A Bowling Green 4, OWU 010/5 H Mount Union 4, OWU 1*10/8 H OWU 8, Muskingum 0*10/11 H OWU 1, Denison 0*10/18 H Oberlin 2, OWU 1*10/23 A OWU 1, Ohio State 110/26 A Wooster 5, OWU 2*10/30 A OWU 3, Wittenberg 0*11/1 H OWU 3, Ohio Northern 0*11/8 H OWU 10, Baldwin-Wallace 1*197513-4-2, 5-0-0 OAC South*OAC championNATIONALSEMIFINALISTCoach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/13 H OWU 2, Castleton State 19/19 A E. Connecticut St. 2, OWU 19/20 A Wesleyan 4, OWU 19/23 H OWU 1, Bowling Green 19/26 H OWU 4, Kenyon 310/4 A OWU 4, Denison 1*10/7 H OWU 3, Dayton 010/11 A OWU 2, Muskingum 1*10/15 A Cedarville 1, OWU 010/17 H OWU 7, Marietta 1*10/22 H OWU 6, Ohio State 010/24 H OWU 3, Capital 0*10/28 A OWU 1, Ohio University 110/31 H OWU 6, Wittenberg 1*OAC championship11/8 H OWU 1, Wooster 0NCAA Midwest/Far West Regional11/15 H OWU 6, Wheaton 111/22 H OWU 1, MacMurray 0NCAA semifinal11/29 N Babson 5, OWU 0NCAA third-place11/30 N OWU 1, Johns Hopkins 019769-3-3, 5-0-0 OAC South*OAC championCoach: Fred MyersDate Site Score9/17 H OWU 3, Miami 09/25 A OWU 1, Kenyon 09/29 A OWU 2, Bowling Green 210/1 H OWU 6, Muskingum 0*10/2 H Davis & Elkins 2, OWU 110/5 A OWU 0, Ohio State 010/8 H OWU 3, Denison 1*10/12 H OWU 3, Cedarville 210/16 A OWU 1, Marietta 0*10/19 A Dayton 2, OWU 110/22 H OWU 1, Ohio University 110/30 A OWU 3, Capital 0*11/6 A OWU 3, Wittenberg 0*OAC championship11/10 A OWU 2, Wooster 1NCAA Midwest/Far West Regional11/13 H Wheaton 2, OWU 119777-4-3, 5-0-0 OAC South*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/16 A OWU 1, Wabash 19/17 A DePauw 1, OWU 09/23 H OWU 1, Kenyon 19/27 H Bowling Green 2, OWU 110/1 A OWU 9, Cedarville 410/8 A OWU 0, Miami 010/12 A Ohio University 1, OWU 010/14 H OWU 3, Marietta 0*10/18 H OWU 2, Dayton 110/22 A OWU 1, Denison 0*10/26 A OWU 4, Capital 1*10/28 H OWU 3, Wittenberg 0*11/4 H OWU 3, Muskingum 0*OAC championship11/9 H Wooster 2, OWU 1 (2 OT)197811-5-2, 3-1-1 OAC South*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/8 H OWU 1, Earlham 09/9 H Wilmington 3, OWU 19/13 A OWU 4, Kenyon 19/15 H Cincinnati 3, OWU 1 (OT)9/20 A OWU 1, Ohio State 09/22 A OWU 2, Muskingum 0*9/26 A Bowling Green 2, OWU 09/29 H OWU 3, Cedarville 110/3 H OWU 5, Ohio Northern 010/6 H OWU 1, Miami 010/10 H OWU 1, Ohio University 110/14 A OWU 4, Marietta 0*10/17 A OWU 2, Dayton 110/25 H OWU 10, Capital 0*10/28 A OWU 1, Wittenberg 1*10/31 H Denison 3, OWU 2*NCAA Midwest/Far West Regional11/11 A OWU 3, Wheaton 211/19 A Washington (Mo.) 1, OWU 0197916-3-2, 4-0-1 OAC South*OAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/7 H Earlham 1, OWU 09/8 H OWU 3, Wright State 29/12 A OWU 2, Cincinnati 09/15 H OWU 4, DePauw 29/16 H OWU 6, Wabash 09/19 A OWU 2, Kent State 19/21 H OWU 2, Kenyon 09/26 H OWU 0, Bowling Green 09/29 A OWU 2, Cedarville 010/2 A OWU 5, Ohio Northern 010/5 H OWU 5, Marietta 1*10/6 H OWU 2, Miami 110/9 A Ohio University 2, OWU 110/12 H OWU 6, Muskingum 0*10/16 H OWU 3, Dayton 010/20 A OWU 4, Capital 0*10/23 H OWU 1, Ohio State 010/26 H OWU 1, Wittenberg 0*10/31 A OWU 0, Denison 0*OAC championship11/3 H OWU 2, Oberlin 1 (4 OT)NCAA Midwest/Far West Regional11/10 H Washington (Mo.) 2, OWU 0198016-4-1, 4-1-0 OAC South*OAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/5 H OWU 1, Case Reserve 09/6 H OWU 3, Wright State 09/9 H OWU 3, Cincinnati 09/12 A DePauw 1, OWU 09/13 A OWU 4, Wabash 19/16 H OWU 5, Wilmington 29/20 A OWU 1, Kenyon 09/24 A OWU 1, Bowling Green 09/26 H OWU 3, Cedarville 19/30 H OWU 7, Ohio Northern 210/4 A OWU 3, Marietta 0*10/7 A Earlham 2, OWU 110/10 A Muskingum 2, OWU 1* (OT)10/14 A OWU 4, Dayton 110/17 H OWU 6, Capital 0*10/20 A OWU 1, Ohio State 010/25 A OWU 5, Wittenberg 0*10/29 H OWU 2, Denison 1*OAC championship11/1 A OWU 0, Wooster 0+(OWU awarded titleon penalty kicks, 4-3)NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/7 H OWU 2, Bethany 111/8 H Calvin 1, OWU 0ALL-TIME RESULTS33

ALL-TIME RESULTS34198117-4-4, 5-0-0 OAC South*OAC championNATIONALSEMIFINALISTCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/4 H OWU 1, Earlham 09/5 H OWU 2, Wright State 09/11 N OWU 3, Binghamton State 09/12 N OWU 3, Wheaton 29/16 A OWU 2, Wilmington 09/18 H OWU 3, Wabash 09/19 H OWU 5, DePauw 09/23 H OWU 2, Bowling Green 29/26 A OWU 4, Cedarville 49/29 H OWU 1, Kenyon 010/2 H OWU 1, Ohio State 010/6 H OWU 1, Central State 110/9 A Dayton 1, OWU 010/14 A Miami 1, OWU 010/17 A OWU 7, Capital 0*10/20 H OWU 4, Marietta 0*10/23 H OWU 1, Ohio University 110/28 A OWU 3, Wittenberg 0*10/30 H OWU 9, Muskingum 0*11/3 A OWU 1, Denison 0*OAC championship11/7 H OWU 2, Kenyon 1NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/13 H OWU 4, Calvin 211/14 H OWU 3, Bethany 2NCAA semifinal11/20 N Scranton 2, OWU 1 (OT)NCAA third-place11/21 N Brandeis 4, OWU 2198217-2-3, 5-0-0 OAC South*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/3 H OWU 1, Nazareth 1 (forfeit)9/4 H OWU 1, Castleton State 09/10 N OWU 2, Colorado College 19/11 N Bethany 1, OWU 09/17 A OWU 6, Wabash 09/18 A OWU 4, DePauw 09/22 A OWU 2, Bowling Green 19/24 H OWU 2, Cedarville 19/28 A OWU 1, Kenyon 110/2 A OWU 1, Ohio State 110/6 H OWU 2, Wilmington 010/8 H OWU 2, Case Reserve 010/13 H OWU 2, Earlham 010/15 H OWU 4, Capital 0*10/20 A OWU 1, Marietta 0*10/23 A OWU 2, Walsh 010/26 H OWU 3, Wittenberg 0*10/30 H OWU 6, Muskingum 0*11/2 H OWU 3, Denison 2*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/5 H OWU 4, Hope 011/6 H OWU 0, Bethany 0(Bethany advanceson penalty kicks, 3-2)OAC championship11/10 A Wooster 1, OWU 0198316-5-1, 5-1-0 OAC South*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/10 H OWU 1, Drew 09/11 H OWU 1, Frostburg State 19/14 A OWU 6, Earlham 29/16 H OWU 1, DePauw 09/17 H OWU 6, Wabash 09/20 H Bowling Green 2, OWU 19/24 A OWU 3, Cedarville 19/27 H OWU 3, Kenyon 09/30 H OWU 4, Marietta 1*10/4 A Cleveland State 1, OWU 0(2 OT)10/7 A OWU 5, Case Reserve 010/12 A OWU 1, Wittenberg 0*10/14 H OWU 2, Ohio State 010/17 H OWU 6, Otterbein 0*10/19 A Denison 3, OWU 0*10/21 H OWU 2, Wooster 010/25 H OWU 6, Muskingum 0*10/27 A OWU 2, Capital 0*11/1 A Wright State 4, OWU 1NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/9 A OWU 1, Denison 1(OWU wins on penaltykicks, 5-3)11/12 A OWU 1, Hope 0NCAA quarterfinal11/19 H Scranton 4, OWU 1198415-4-1, 5-0-1 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/8 H OWU 3, Castleton State 29/9 H OWU 5, Wisconsin-Platteville 29/11 H OWU 7, Earlham 09/14 A OWU 5, DePauw 19/15 A OWU 1, Wabash 09/19 A Bowling Green 1, OWU 09/22 H OWU 2, Denison 1*9/26 A OWU 1, Oberlin 1*9/29 H OWU 5, Grand Rapids Baptist 010/2 H OWU 4, Dayton 010/5 H OWU 3, Wooster 0*10/10 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 010/14 A Ohio State 2, OWU 110/17 H OWU 7, Capital 110/19 A OWU 6, Case Reserve 0*10/24 A Wilmington 2, OWU 110/27 H OWU 7, Allegheny 3*10/31 A OWU 5, Otterbein 011/3 H OWU 4, Kenyon 0*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/10 H Washington (Mo.) 1, OWU 0 (OT)198515-4-1, 5-1-0 NCAC*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/1 H OWU 3, MacMurray 09/2 H OWU 2, Washington (Mo.) 09/7 A Miami 3, OWU 09/10 A OWU 3, Earlham 1 (2 OT)9/13 H OWU 1, Tiffin 09/14 H OWU 4, DePauw 39/18 H OWU 0, Oakland 09/21 A Denison 3, OWU 2*9/24 H OWU 2, Oberlin 0*9/28 H OWU 3, Grand Rapids Baptist 110/2 H Cleveland State 1, OWU 010/5 A OWU 6, Wooster 0*10/9 A OWU 5, Wittenberg 010/11 H OWU 3, Ohio State 110/16 H OWU 7, Wilmington 010/18 H OWU 3, Case Reserve 1*10/26 A OWU 5, Allegheny 0*10/29 H OWU 4, Otterbein 011/2 A OWU 8, Kenyon 1*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/8 N Washington (Mo.) 1, OWU 0198620-3-0, 6-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/2 A Cleveland State 1, OWU 09/5 H OWU 3, Rockford 09/6 H OWU 4, Brandeis 09/10 H OWU 4, Wittenberg 09/12 A OWU 6, Earlham 19/13 A OWU 4, DePauw 09/19 H OWU 4, Cedarville 19/20 H Xavier 2, OWU 19/24 A OWU 5, Oberlin 1*9/27 A OWU 3, Wooster 0*10/1 H OWU 4, Mount Union 010/3 H OWU 6, Case Reserve 0*10/8 A OWU 2, Oakland 110/11 A OWU 3, Allegheny 0*10/14 H OWU 3, Wilmington 110/17 H OWU 3, Denison 0*10/21 A OWU 1, Kenyon 0*10/25 A OWU 5, IUPU-Fort Wayne 310/29 A OWU 2, Otterbein 010/31 H OWU 3, Miami 1NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/7 H OWU 2, Kalamazoo 111/8 H OWU 2, Wheaton 0NCAA quarterfinal11/15 H Messiah 1, OWU 0198719-4-0, 6-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/1 H Cleveland State 1, OWU 09/4 H OWU 5, Carleton 09/5 H OWU 4, Kalamazoo 09/9 A OWU 3, Wittenberg 09/11 H OWU 3, DePauw 09/12 H OWU 2, Earlham 19/16 A OWU 6, Cedarville 19/18 H OWU 7, Oberlin 1*9/22 A Akron 2, OWU 19/25 A OWU 4, Wheaton 09/26 N OWU 3, Colorado College 09/30 A OWU 2, Mount Union 110/3 A OWU 4, Case Reserve 1*10/6 H OWU 5, Wooster 0*10/9 H OWU 2, Allegheny 0*10/14 A Wilmington 2, OWU 110/16 H OWU 2, Oakland 110/20 H OWU 4, Kenyon 3*10/24 A OWU 5, Denison 0*10/27 H OWU 1, Otterbein 0 (2 OT)10/31 H OWU 2, Ohio State 0NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/7 H OWU 2, Calvin 111/14 H Washington (Mo.) 1, OWU 0198817-1-3, 5-0-1 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score8/31 H OWU 1, Dayton 09/2 H OWU 7, Franklin & Marshall 29/3 H OWU 3, N.C. Wesleyan 09/9 N OWU 5, Kutztown 09/10 A Elizabethtown 3, OWU 19/13 H OWU 3, Cedarville 09/16 A OWU 4, DePauw 19/17 A OWU 3, Earlham 09/20 H OWU 3, Akron 29/24 A OWU 0, Wooster 0*9/28 H OWU 4, Mount Union 19/30 H OWU 5, Case Reserve 0*10/4 A OWU 3, Kenyon 0*10/7 H OWU 4, Wittenberg 010/12 H OWU 4, Denison 0*10/15 H OWU 4, Allegheny 0*10/19 A OWU 5, Capital 010/22 A OWU 3, Wilmington 310/25 A OWU 3, Otterbein 010/29 A OWU 4, Oberlin 3* (OT)NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/4 H OWU 2, Kalamazoo 2(Kalamazoo advanceson penalty kicks, 3-1)2011 OWU Men’s Soccer

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer198919-2-1, 6-2-0 NCAC*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/2 H OWU 4, Fredonia State 09/3 H OWU 3, Lynchburg 09/6 H OWU 3, Capital 19/9 N OWU 3, Bethany 09/10 N OWU 3, Transylvania 09/16 H OWU 4, DePauw 09/20 A OWU 1, Dayton 0 (OT)9/23 H OWU 2, Wilmington 1 (OT)9/27 H OWU 2, Ohio State 09/30 A OWU 4, Denison 1*10/4 A OWU 3, Miami 010/7 H Wooster 1, OWU 0*10/11 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 1*10/13 H OWU 7, Otterbein 110/18 A OWU 3, Earlham 1*10/22 H OWU 9, Allegheny 1*10/23 H OWU 10, Case Reserve 0*10/25 A OWU 2, Kenyon 1*10/28 A Oberlin 1, OWU 0*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/3 N OWU 2, DePauw 1 (OT)11/4 N OWU 3, Wheaton 0NCAA quarterfinal11/11 H OWU 0, Elizabethtown 0(Elizabethtown advanceson penalty kicks, 5-4)199020-4-1, 7-1-0 NCAC*NATIONAL RUNNER-UPCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score8/31 H OWU 2, Washington (Mo.) 09/1 H OWU 3, Kean 19/5 A OWU 3, Capital 19/7 N Bethany 1, OWU 09/8 N OWU 15, Susquehanna 09/12 A OWU 5, Otterbein 09/15 A DePauw 1, OWU 0 (OT)9/18 A OWU 4, Wilmington 19/21 H OWU 3, Emory 29/26 A OWU 3, Wooster 0*9/29 A Oakland 3, OWU 010/1 H OWU 3, Denison 1*10/3 H OWU 3, Miami 110/6 A OWU 5, Allegheny 0*10/10 A OWU 2, Wittenberg 1* (OT)10/12 A OWU 3, Oberlin 0*10/17 H OWU 3, Earlham 0*10/19 H OWU 4, Dayton 210/24 H Kenyon 2, OWU 1*10/30 A OWU 4, Case Reserve 0*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/2 H OWU 1, Kalamazoo 011/3 H OWU 3, Kenyon 0NCAA quarterfinal11/10 A OWU 2, Elizabethtown 1 (OT)NCAA semifinal11/16 H OWU 1, Wheaton 0NCAA championship11/17 H OWU 1, Glassboro State 1(Glassboro State awardedtitle on penalty kicks, 4-3)199122-2-0, 8-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championNATIONALSEMIFINALISTCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score8/30 H OWU 2, Principia 08/31 H OWU 4, U. of the South 19/6 N OWU 3, Fredonia State 09/8 A Rochester 2, OWU 09/14 N OWU 1, Kalamazoo 09/15 N OWU 1, Bethany 09/17 H OWU 5, Capital 09/21 H OWU 4, DePauw 19/28 H OWU 2, Wooster 0* (OT)10/2 A OWU 3, Kenyon 2* (OT)10/4 H OWU 2, Case Reserve 0*10/9 A OWU 2, Dayton 1 (OT)10/12 A OWU 1, Denison 0*10/14 H OWU 1, Alfred 010/16 H OWU 7, Otterbein 110/18 H OWU 3, Wilmington 010/23 H OWU 1, Wittenberg 0*10/26 H OWU 5, Allegheny 0*10/30 A OWU 1, Earlham 0* (OT)11/2 A OWU 7, Oberlin 0*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/9 H OWU 1, Wittenberg 0 (4 OT)11/15 H OWU 2, Calvin 1NCAA quarterfinal11/16 H OWU 1, Bethany 0NCAA semifinal11/23 A Cal-San Diego 1, OWU 0199220-4-0, 7-1-0 NCAC*NCAC co-championNATIONAL RUNNER-UPCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/4 H OWU 6, Nazareth 09/5 H OWU 4, MacMurray 19/11 H OWU 4, Ursinus 09/12 H OWU 1, Fontbonne 09/15 H OWU 3, Tiffin 09/19 A OWU 4, DePauw 29/23 H OWU 3, Oberlin 0*9/26 N OWU 4, Maryville (Tenn.) 19/27 A OWU 2, Wilmington 19/30 H OWU 5, Earlham 0*10/3 A OWU 3, Wooster 2* (OT)10/7 H OWU 5, Kenyon 0*10/10 A OWU 8, Case Reserve 0*10/14 A Otterbein 3, OWU 110/17 H OWU 4, Denison 0*10/20 A Bethany 1, OWU 010/23 H OWU 2, Walsh 010/28 A Wittenberg 4, OWU 2*10/31 A OWU 3, Allegheny 1*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/6 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 111/7 H OWU 3, Kenyon 2NCAA quarterfinal11/15 A OWU 2, Methodist 1 (OT)NCAA semifinal11/21 N OWU 5, Colorado College 0NCAA championship11/22 A Kean 3, OWU 1ALL-TIME RESULTSThe capacity crowd at Roy Rike Field erupts after AndyKessinger (center) set up the game-winning goal in a 1990NCAA Division III semifinal contest against Wheaton.35

ALL-TIME RESULTS36199318-2-1, 6-1-1 NCAC*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score8/31 H OWU 5, Muskingum 09/3 H OWU 5, Trinity 09/4 H OWU 5, John Carroll 19/10 H OWU 3, Lycoming 19/11 H OWU 2, Methodist 19/15 H OWU 3, Bethany 29/18 H OWU 4, DePauw 09/25 H OWU 8, Otterbein 29/29 A OWU 4, Earlham 0*10/1 H OWU 1, Hope 010/2 H OWU 3, Wilmington 110/6 A OWU 4, Oberlin 0*10/8 H OWU 2, Mount Union 010/13 H OWU 6, Wooster 1*10/16 H OWU 5, Allegheny 1*10/20 A OWU 2, Kenyon 2*10/23 A OWU 3, Denison 0*10/27 H OWU 8, Case Reserve 0*10/29 H Wittenberg 1, OWU 0*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/6 N OWU 1, DePauw 0 (OT)11/7 A Kenyon 2, OWU 1199420-0-1, 8-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/2 H OWU 4, St. John’s (Minn.) 19/3 H OWU 2, Illinois Benedictine 09/9 H OWU 3, Rhodes 19/10 H OWU 4, Wheaton 2 (OT)9/14 H OWU 7, Walsh 19/17 A OWU 2, DePauw 19/24 N OWU 2, John Carroll 09/25 A OWU 4, Wilmington 09/28 H OWU 4, Earlham 0*9/30 A OWU 1, Bethany 010/2 H OWU 7, Fontbonne 110/5 H OWU 14, Oberlin 0*10/8 A OWU 4, Wooster 0*10/13 A OWU 3, Otterbein 110/15 A OWU 2, Allegheny 0*10/19 H OWU 5, Kenyon 0*10/21 H OWU 2, Denison 0*10/26 A OWU 4, Case Reserve 1*10/29 A OWU 2, Wittenberg 0*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/4 H OWU 2, DePauw 011/5 H OWU 2, Hope 2(Hope advances onpenalty kicks, 3-1)199517-2-3, 7-0-1 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/1 H OWU 2, John Carroll 1 (OT)9/2 H Methodist 4, OWU 19/8 H OWU 5, Kean 19/9 H OWU 0, Virginia Wesleyan 09/12 H OWU 4, Otterbein 09/16 H OWU 4, DePauw 09/20 A OWU 2, Oberlin 1*9/22 H OWU 8, Case Reserve 0*9/27 H OWU 1, Wittenberg 0*9/30 H OWU 4, Allegheny 0*10/4 A OWU 1, Kenyon 1*10/6 N OWU 4, Illinois Benedictine 010/7 A Wheaton 1, OWU 010/11 H OWU 2, Wooster 0*10/14 H OWU 1, Hiram 010/18 A OWU 2, Denison 1*10/21 H OWU 2, Wilmington 010/25 A OWU 3, Earlham 2* (OT)10/27 H OWU 4, Bethany 0NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/3 H OWU 1, Kenyon 011/4 H OWU 1, Hiram 0 (OT)NCAC quarterfinal11/12 A OWU 1, Chapman 1(Chapman advances onpenalty kicks, 4-2)199613-4-2, 6-1-1 NCAC*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score8/30 H OWU 4, Beloit 08/31 H OWU 1, Muhlenberg 19/6 H OWU 3, Alma 09/7 H OWU 2, Cabrini 09/13 H OWU 4, Denison 0*9/21 A OWU 2, DePauw 19/25 A OWU 2, Otterbein 09/28 A OWU 1, Allegheny 0*10/2 H OWU 2, Kenyon 2*10/9 A OWU 2, Case Reserve 1*10/12 A Trinity 3, OWU 010/13 N OWU 3, Southwestern 010/18 H OWU 8, Oberlin 0*10/23 H OWU 4, Heidelberg 010/26 A OWU 1, Wooster 0*10/30 A Wilmington 2, OWU 011/2 H OWU 3, Earlham 1*11/6 A Wittenberg 1, OWU 0*11/9 A Bethany 2, OWU 1199716-8-0, 6-2-0 NCAC*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/5 H OWU 3, Wisc.-Platteville 09/6 H OWU 1, Richard Stockton 09/12 H OWU 2, Binghamton State 19/13 H Montclair State 2, OWU 1(2 OT)9/17 H Wilmington 3, OWU 19/20 H OWU 2, DePauw 09/24 A OWU 3, Otterbein 19/26 A Rollins 6, OWU 19/28 A Lynn 1, OWU 010/2 A OWU 3, Tiffin 110/4 A Earlham 2, OWU 0*10/10 H OWU 8, Wooster 0*10/15 H OWU 1, Case Reserve 0*10/18 A Kenyon 2, OWU 1* (OT)10/22 A OWU 1, Heidelberg 010/25 H OWU 2, Allegheny 0*10/29 H OWU 4, Wittenberg 0*11/1 A OWU 1, Oberlin 0*11/5 A OWU 3, Denison 1*11/8 H Bethany 2, OWU 1NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/12 A OWU 2, Hope 011/14 A OWU 1, Kenyon 011/15 N OWU 1, Alma 0NCAA quarterfinal11/22 A Wheaton 2, OWU 1 (2 OT)199818-6-0, 7-1-0 NCAC*NCAC championNCAA DIVISION IIICHAMPIONCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/4 H OWU 4, Aquinas 19/5 H Clarkson 1, OWU 09/11 H OWU 4, Kalamazoo 19/12 H OWU 1, Chicago 09/16 A OWU 4, Wooster 0*9/19 A DePauw 4, OWU 09/23 H Otterbein 1, OWU 0 (OT)9/30 A OWU 2, Wilmington 1 (OT)10/3 N Trinity 2, OWU 1 (OT)10/4 A OWU 3, Colorado College 110/7 H OWU 2, Denison 1* (OT)10/10 A OWU 3, Allegheny 2*10/14 A OWU 3, Case Reserve 1*10/17 H OWU 1, Earlham 0*10/23 H OWU 3, Kenyon 0*10/28 A Wittenberg 1, OWU 0* (OT)10/30 H OWU 3, Tiffin 011/3 H OWU 13, Oberlin 0*11/7 A Bethany 3, OWU 0NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/14 H OWU 5, Alma 011/15 H OWU 2, Otterbein 1NCAA quarterfinal11/21 H OWU 2, Trinity 1NCAA semifinal11/28 H OWU 1, Williams 0NCAA championship11/29 H OWU 2, Greensboro 1 (2 OT)199918-3-1, 9-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/3 H OWU 5, Concordia 09/4 H OWU 3, Hope 09/10 H OWU 3, Eastern Mennonite 09/11 H OWU 1, Alma 09/15 A OWU 4, Hiram 0*9/18 H OWU 0, DePauw 09/22 A Otterbein 3, OWU 09/25 A OWU 6, Ohio Northern 110/2 A OWU 1, Ohio Dominican 010/5 A OWU 7, Oberlin 0*10/8 H OWU 2, Wooster 0*10/12 H Wilmington 2, OWU 1 (OT)10/15 H OWU 2, Wabash 1*10/18 A OWU 3, Denison 0*10/20 H OWU 4, Wittenberg 0*10/22 H OWU 3, Allegheny 1*10/27 A OWU 2, Walsh 010/30 A OWU 3, Kenyon 0*11/6 A OWU 3, Earlham 0*NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional11/10 H OWU 4, Bethany 011/12 N OWU 2, Gettysburg 111/13 A Messiah 2, OWU 0200023-1-0, 9-0-6 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/1 H OWU 4, Hope 19/3 H OWU 3, Kean 2 (2 OT)9/5 H OWU 2, Ohio Northern 19/8 H OWU 2, Kalamazoo 09/9 H OWU 4, Wisconsin-Whitewater 09/13 A OWU 3, Wilmington 19/16 A OWU 4, DePauw 29/20 H OWU 5, Otterbein 09/23 A OWU 2, Allegheny 1*9/27 H OWU 4, Kenyon 0*9/29 H OWU 5, Denison 2*10/4 A OWU 5, Wittenberg 1*10/7 A OWU 7, Wooster 1*10/10 H OWU 1, Walsh 010/14 H OWU 2, Earlham 1* (2 OT)10/17 H OWU 4, Hiram 0*10/20 H OWU 3, Oberlin 0*10/24 H OWU 5, Ohio Dominican 010/28 A OWU 5, Wabash 0*NCAC tournament11/3 H OWU 3, Denison 011/4 H OWU 4, Earlham 0NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/11 H OWU 2, DePauw 011/12 H OWU 1, Wilmington 0NCAA quarterfinal11/18 H Linfield 1, OWU 0 (4 OT)2011 OWU Men’s Soccer

ALL-TIME RESULTS38200520-1-0, 9-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/2 H OWU 3, Fredonia State 19/3 H OWU 1, Greensboro 0 (2 OT)9/6 A OWU 4, Muskingum 19/9 H OWU 3, North Park 09/10 H OWU 5, Olivet 19/13 H OWU 3, Wilmington 29/17 H OWU 4, DePauw 19/21 A OWU 3, Otterbein 09/24 A OWU 3, Earlham 1*9/27 A OWU 3, Ohio Northern 2 (2 OT)9/30 H OWU 2, Hiram 1*10/8 A OWU 3, Wabash 0*10/11 H OWU 1, Wittenberg 0*10/15 A OWU 2, Denison 1*10/18 H OWU 3, Kenyon 0*10/22 H OWU 2, Wooster 0*10/26 A OWU 2, Oberlin 0*10/28 A OWU 3, Allegheny 1*NCAC tournament11/2 H OWU 3, Wittenberg 011/5 H OWU 3, Allegheny 0NCAA tournament11/12 H Calvin 2, OWU 1200615-1-6, 7-0-2 NCAC*NCAC championNATIONALSEMIFINALISTCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/1 H OWU 2, Wisconsin-Oshkosh 09/2 H OWU 2, Olivet 19/8 H OWU 1, Chicago 09/9 H OWU 2, Elmhurst 09/16 A OWU 3, DePauw 09/20 H OWU 5, Otterbein 09/23 H OWU 2, Allegheny 1*9/27 H OWU 0, Ohio Northern 09/30 A OWU 0, Wooster 0*10/6 H OWU 2, Denison 1*10/11 H OWU 2, Oberlin 0*10/14 A OWU 2, Wittenberg 0*10/17 A OWU 3, Kenyon 1*10/20 H OWU 5, Earlham 0*10/25 H OWU 2, Wabash 0*10/28 A OWU 1, Hiram 1*NCAC tournament11/1 H OWU 0, Allegheny 0(Allegheny advanceson penalty kicks, 4-3)NCAA tournament11/10 H OWU 1, Hope 1(OWU advanceson penalty kicks, 5-3)11/11 H OWU 1, Ohio Northern 0NCAA sectional11/18 A OWU 0, Case Reserve 0(OWU advances onpenalty kicks, 4-3)11/19 N OWU 2, Dominican 0NCAA semifinal11/24 N Wheaton 1, OWU 0200715-5-2, 7-2-0 NCAC*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score8/31 H OWU 3, Guilford 09/1 H Kean 2, OWU 09/4 A Ohio Dominican 2, OWU 09/7 H OWU 2, Medaille 09/9 N OWU 4, Alma 09/11 H OWU 1, Wilmington 09/14 H OWU 3, DePauw 09/16 A OWU 2, Wabash 1*9/19 H OWU 5, Otterbein 09/22 H OWU 2, John Carroll 19/26 A Ohio Northern 4, OWU 3 (2 OT)9/29 A OWU 1, Oberlin 0*10/2 H Kenyon 1, OWU 0*10/6 A Allegheny 3, OWU 0*10/12 H OWU 2, Wooster 1* (2 OT)10/17 A OWU 2, Denison 0*10/20 A OWU 1, Earlham 0*10/23 N OWU 3, Hiram 1*10/26 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 0*NCAC tournament10/31 H OWU 0, Wittenberg 0(OWU advances onpenalty kicks, 5-3)11/3 H OWU 1, Allegheny 0NCAA tournament11/9 H OWU 1, Transylvania 1(Transylvania advanceson penalty kicks, 6-5)200818-4-1, 9-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score8/29 H OWU 3, Olivet 08/30 H OWU 3, Texas-Dallas 29/5 H OWU 5, McMurry 09/6 H OWU 3, Grove City 09/10 H Capital 2, OWU 1 (OT)9/13 A OWU 2, DePauw 19/17 H OWU 2, Otterbein 19/20 A John Carroll 3, OWU 19/24 H Ohio Northern 1, OWU 09/27 H OWU 8, Earlham 1*10/1 H Case Reserve 3, OWU 210/4 A OWU 3, Hiram 0*10/8 A OWU 2, Kenyon 1*10/10 H OWU 1, Denison 0*10/15 H OWU 1, Oberlin 0* (OT)10/18 A OWU 1, Wooster 0*10/25 H OWU 3, Wabash 1*10/29 A OWU 2, Wittenberg 0*11/1 H OWU 3, Allegheny 2*NCAC tournament11/5 H OWU 4, Kenyon 011/8 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 2(OWU wins title onpenalty kicks, 4-3)NCAA tournament11/14 H OWU 1, Susquehanna 0 (2 OT)11/15 H OWU 3, Carnegie Mellon 0NCAA sectional11/22 N Trinity (Texas) 2, OWU 1200918-2-2, 9-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/1 A OWU 3, Capital 09/4 H OWU 4, Carnegie Mellon 09/5 H OWU 1, Calvin 09/8 H OWU 1, John Carroll 09/11 H OWU 3, Rose-Hulman 09/12 H OWU 7, Alma 09/16 A OWU 1, Otterbein 19/19 H OWU 1, DePauw 09/23 A OWU 5, Ohio Northern 09/26 A OWU 4, Earlham 0*9/30 A OWU 0, Case Reserve 010/2 H OWU 2, Hiram 0*10/7 H OWU 3, Kenyon 1*10/10 A OWU 2, Denison 0*10/14 A OWU 2, Oberlin 0*10/17 H OWU 6, Wooster 0*10/24 A OWU 4, Wabash 0*10/28 H OWU 3, Wittenberg 0*10/31 A OWU 2, Allegheny 0*NCAC tournament11/4 H OWU 2, Hiram 111/7 H Denison 2, OWU 1 (2 OT)NCAA tournament11/15 H Transylvania 1, OWU 0201019-2-2, 7-0-1 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Jay MartinDate Site Score9/3 N OWU 1, Elmhurst 09/4 A Wheaton (Ill.) 2, OWU 19/10 H OWU 4, Principia 09/11 H OWU 5, Adrian 09/15 H OWU 3, Otterbein 19/17 A OWU 1, DePauw 0 (OT)9/22 H OWU 1, Ohio Northern 0 (2 OT)9/25 A OWU 4, Kenyon 1*9/29 H OWU 0, Case Reserve 010/2 H OWU 3, Ohio Dominican 210/9 H OWU 1, Oberlin 1*10/13 H OWU 2, Wabash 0*10/16 A OWU 3, Hiram 0*10/20 A OWU 1, Wittenberg 0* (2 OT)10/23 H OWU 3, Denison 0*10/27 A OWU 4, Wooster 0*10/30 H OWU 5, Allegheny 0*NCAC tournament11/3 H OWU 2, Allegheny 011/6 H OWU 3, Denison 1NCAA tournament11/13 N OWU 2, Catholic 111/14 N OWU 2, Kenyon 0NCAA sectional11/20 H OWU 1, Johns Hopkins 011/21 H Lynchburg 2, OWU 02011 OWU Men’s Soccer

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerBISHOP RECORDSSingle-Game Goals5 Bob Ginaven vs. Hiram Sr. F 10/1/19605 Andy Kessinger vs. Susquehanna Jr. F 9/8/19904 Donald Fong at Denison Jr. F 10/14/19554 John Patterson vs. Hiram So. F 11/17/19624 John Patterson vs. Bowling Green Sr. F 10/23/19644 John Patterson vs. Ohio State Sr. F 11/14/19644 John Patterson vs. Denison* Sr. F 11/21/19644 Bob Morris at Mount Union Sr. F 9/25/19714 Matt Schrader vs. Susquehanna Sr. F 9/8/19904 Mike Pepe vs. Case Reserve Jr. F 10/10/19924 Mike Campbell vs. Oberlin Jr. F 11/3/1998Single-Game Assists4 Matt Byers vs. Earlham Sr. M 9/12/19864 Scott Gillanders vs. Susquehanna Sr. M 9/8/19904 David Pedreschi vs. Oberlin So. M 11/3/19983 many times, most recently:Matt Bonfini vs. Alma So. F 9/12/2009Single-Game Points10 Bob Ginaven vs. Hiram 5-0 Sr. F 10/1/196010 Andy Kessinger vs. Susquehanna 5-0 Jr. F 9/8/19908 Donald Fong at Denison 4-0 Jr. F 10/14/19558 John Patterson vs. Hiram 4-0 So. F 11/17/19628 Charlie Moazed vs. Wooster 3-2 Sr. F 9/25/19648 John Patterson vs. Bowling Green 4-0 Sr. F 10/23/19648 John Patterson vs. Ohio State 4-0 Sr. F 11/14/19648 John Patterson vs. Denison* 4-0 Sr. F 11/21/19648 Bob Morris at Mount Union 4-0 Sr. F 9/25/19718 Vic Misiewicz vs. Capital 3-2 Fr. F 10/25/19788 Matt Schrader vs. Susquehanna 4-0 Sr. F 9/8/19908 Scott Gillanders vs. Susquehanna 2-4 Sr. F 9/8/19908 Mike Pepe vs. Case Reserve 4-0 Jr. F 10/10/19928 Chris Duff vs. Otterbein 3-2 Sr. M 9/25/19938 Mike Campbell vs. Wooster 3-2 So. F 10/10/19978 Mike Campbell vs. Oberlin 4-0 Jr. F 11/3/1998Single-Game Saves29 John Lippincott at Akron Fr. 10/3/195929 Dave Koch vs. Bowling Green Sr. 10/3/197327 John Lippincott at Denison Sr. 10/5/196226 John Lippincott vs. Oberlin Jr. 10/7/196125 Dave Koch at Wooster Jr. 10/28/1972Single-Season Goals25 Bryan Bundy Sr. F 23g 198624 John Patterson Sr. F 12g 196423 Charlie Blanchard Sr. F 22g 198721 Andy Kessinger Jr. F 23g 199021 Matt Schrader Sr. F 25g 199021 Obi Moneme So. F 20g 199321 Obi Moneme Jr. F 21g 1994Single-Season Assists20 Wayne Street Sr. F 21g 199418 Chris Duff Jr. M 24g 199217 Tom McNamara Sr. M 22g 198615 Scott Gillanders Sr. M 25g 199013 Domenic Romanelli Sr. F 22g 198713 Scott Gillanders So. F 21g 198813 Andy Kessinger Jr. F 23g 199013 Chris Duff Sr. M 18g 1993Single-Season Points55 Bryan Bundy 25- 5 Sr. F 23g 198655 Andy Kessinger 21-13 Jr. F 23g 199051 Charlie Blanchard 23- 5 Sr. F 22g 198751 Obi Moneme 21- 9 Jr. F 21g 199450 John Patterson 24- 2 Sr. F 12g 1964Single-Season Saves212 Dave Koch Sr. 14g 1973167 John Lippincott Jr. 10g 1961162 Clay Small Jr. 11g 1970153 George MacGlennon Sr. 18g 1975151 Guy Herrmann Sr. 24g 1981Single-Season Shutouts15 Reed Welch Sr. 24g 199114½ Jonathan Barth Sr. 22g 199912 Guy Herrmann Sr. 24g 198112 Justin Krueger Jr. 22g 199512 Jamison Dague Jr. 22g 200612 Paul Hendricks So. 23g 2010Career Goals69 Bryan Bundy F 1983-8661 Andy Kessinger F 1988-9157 Obi Moneme F 1992-9555 John Patterson F 1961-6448 Mike Campbell F 1996-99Career Assists51 Wayne Street F 1991-9441 Scott Gillanders F-M 1987-9038 Tom McNamara M 1983-8637 Chris Duff M 1990-9332 Andy Kessinger F 1988-9132 Ryan Martin F-M 2001, 2003-05Career Points154 Andy Kessinger 61-32 F 1988-91150 Bryan Bundy 69-12 F 1983-86140 Obi Moneme 57-26 F 1992-95135 Scott Gillanders 47-41 F-M 1987-90123 Wayne Street 36-51 F 1991-94Career Saves420 Clay Small 1968-71383 Jeff Kaplan 1984-87296 Dave Koch 1970-73276** John Lippincott 1959-62262 Reed Welch 1988-91Career Shutouts37½ Reed Welch 1988-9135 Jamison Dague 2004-0733 Jonathan Barth 1997-9932½ Jeff Kaplan 1984-8724 Harrison Jacobs 1991-94**Lippincott’s career saves total includes only the 1959 and 1961seasons. Season totals for the 1960 and 1962 seasons are notavailable.BISHOP RECORDS*Occurred in NCAA playoff game.39

BISHOP RECORDS40TEAM — GAMEGoals: 15 vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Goals, First Half: 8 vs. Oberlin, 10/5/1994Goals, Second Half: 8 vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Goals, Overtime: 2 vs. Denison, 11/13/1971;at Earlham, 9/10/1985; vs. Wooster, 9/28/1991;vs. Wheaton, 9/10/1994Goals, Both Teams: 15 (15-0) vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Assists: 12 vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Goals Allowed: 8 at Denison (1-8), 10/5/1956; vs. Earlham (0-8),10/31/1956; vs. Akron (3-8), 10/5/1963Goals Allowed, Overtime: 2 vs. Cincinnati, 9/15/1978;2 at Wheaton, 11/22/1997*Winning Margin: 15 vs. Susquehanna (15-0), 9/8/1990Losing Margin: 8 vs. Earlham (0-8), 10/31/1956TEAM — SEASONGoals: 80 (21 games), 1994; (24 games), 2000Goals, Regular Season: 76 (19 games), 1994Goals/Game: 4.8 (58 in 12 games), 1964Goals/Game, Regular Season: 5.0 (50 in 10 games), 1964Assists: 73 (24 games), 2000Fewest Goals Allowed: 7 (22 games), 2006Fewest Goals Allowed, Regular Season: 2 (19 games), 2009Fewest Goals Allowed/Game: 0.32 (7 in 22 games), 2006Fewest Goals Allowed/Game, Regular Season: 0.10 (2 in 19 g),2009Scoring Margin: 69 (80-11, 21 games), 1994Most Goals Allowed: 41 (10 games), 1958Most Goals Allowed/Game: 4.5 (36 in 8 games), 1956Shutouts: 17 (22 games), 2009Shutouts, Regular Season: 17 (22 games), 2009Most Times Shut Out: 5 (22 games), 2006Most Times Shut Out, Regular Season: 4 (8 games), 1956VICTORY RECORDSVictories, Season: 23 (24 games), 2000Victories, Regular Season: 19 (20 games), 1991; (19 games),1994; (19 games), 2000; (18 games), 2005; (16 games), 2006Fewest Defeats, Season: 0 (21 games), 1994Fewest Defeats, Regular Season: 0 (11 games), 1971;(19 games), 1994; (19 games), 2000; (18 games), 2005;(19 games), 2009Winning Percentage, Season: .976 (20-0-1), 1994Winning Percentage, Regular Season: 1.000,(19-0-0), 1994 and 2000; (18-0-0), 2005Ties: 6 (22 games), 2006Losses: 10 (10 games), 1958Winning Streak: 23 (1st-23rd games), 2000Winning Streak, Regular Season: 34, 2004-069 in 2004 + 18 in 2005 + 7 in 2006Winning Streak, Roy Rike Field: 40, 1991-9314 in 1991+ 12 in 1992 + 14 in 1993Winning Streak, Roy Rike Field, Reg. Season: 35, 1991-9311 in 1991 + 10 in 1992 + 14 in 1993Winning Streak, NCAC Games: 24, 2007-10(5 in 2007 + 9 in 2008 + 9 in 2009 + 1 in 2010)Unbeaten Streak: 30 (29-0-1), 2004-0510 (9-0-1) in 2004 + 20 (20-0-0) in 2005Unbeaten Streak, One Season: 23 (23-0-0), 2000Unbeaten Streak, Start of Season: 23 (23-0-0), 2000Unbeaten Streak, Regular Season: 44 (41-0-3), 2004-079 (9-0-0) in 2004 + 18 (18-0-0) in 2005 +16 (13-0-3) in 2006 + 1 (1-0-0) in 2007Unbeaten Streak, Roy Rike Field: 44 (43-0-1), 1990-934 (3-0-1) in 1990 + 14 (14-0-0) in 1991 + 12 (12-0-0) in 1992 +14 (14-0-0) in 1993Unbeaten Streak, Roy Rike Field, Reg.Season: 44 (39-0-5), 1979-8311 (10-0-1) in 1979 + 8 (8-0-0) in 1980 + 11 (8-0-3) in 1981 +10 (10-0-0) in 1982 + 4 (3-0-1) in 1983Unbeaten Streak, NCAC Games: 31 (30-0-1), 2007-10 +5 (5-0-0) in 2007 + 9 (9-0-0) in 2008 + 9 (9-0-0) in 2009+ 8 (7-0-1) in 2010Losing Streak: 13, 1957-59Losing Streak, One Season: 10, 1958Consecutive Games Scored In: 26, 1992-93 and 1994-95Consecutive Shutouts: 8, 1982 and 2000Consecutive Shutouts, Start of Season: 6, 1999 (5-0-1);2009 (6-0-0)Consecutive Winning Seasons: 41, 1970-2010 +Consecutive Non-Losing Seasons: 43, 1968-2010 +Consecutive Stu Parry Awards: 5, 2005-09 +Consecutive OAC Divisional Titles: 4, 1979-82Consecutive NCAC Titles: 5, 1998-2002Consecutive NCAA Division III Playoff Berths: 18, 1978-95**Total NCAA Division III Playoff Berths: 33**Total NCAA Playoff Berths: 39*occurred in NCAA playoff game**NCAA record+ still activeThe Battling Bishops pose with the 1998 NCAADivision III national championship trophy.2011 OWU Men’s Soccer

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerBISHOP STAT LEADERS 1955-2010Year Goals Assists Points*1955 Donald Fong................................. 7 Donald Fong................................. 4 Donald Fong............................... 181956 Donald Fong................................. 3 Mwenja Nganga........................... 1 Donald Fong................................. 61957 Sandor Nagy............................... 12 not available.................................. Sandor Nagy............................... 241958 3 with............................................ 3 Gordin, Munn............................... 2 3 with............................................ 61959 Bob Ginaven............................... 10 Dave Price.................................... 3 Bob Ginaven............................... 221960 Bob Ginaven............................... 13 not available.................................. Bob Ginaven............................... 261961 Dick Borger................................. 11 Don Smith.................................... 3 Dick Borger................................. 241962 John Patterson.............................. 8 Dick Cassell.................................. 2 John Patterson........................... 171963 John Patterson............................ 20 Charlie Moazed............................ 9 John Patterson........................... 451964 John Patterson............................ 24 Charlie Moazed.......................... 10 John Patterson........................... 501965 Chuck Fox................................... 11 Chuck Fox.................................... 8 Chuck Fox................................... 301966 Branch Rickey.............................. 9 Chuck Fox.................................... 9 Tim Bell...................................... 211967 Ali Ladjevardi............................... 8 Ali Ladjevardi............................... 5 Ali Ladjevardi............................. 211968 Jack Mahan................................... 6 Walter Dunlap............................. 4 Jack Mahan................................. 141969 Ali Ladjevardi............................... 8 not available.................................. Ali Ladjevardi............................. 181970 Bob Morris.................................... 7 Bill Bishop.................................... 3 Bob Morris.................................. 171971 Bill Bishop................................... 13 Bob Morris.................................... 7 Bob Morris.................................. 311972 Rick McWilliams.......................... 8 Jim Baumann............................... 8 Rick McWilliams........................ 211973 Bill Bouton.................................... 8 Enis Moran................................... 4 Bill Bouton.................................. 191974 Rick Brearton............................. 14 John Spofford............................... 7 Rick Brearton............................. 291975 John Spofford............................. 16 Mort Arntzen............................... 8 John Spofford............................. 341976 John Spofford............................... 6 John Spofford............................... 6 John Spofford............................. 181977 Rick Brearton............................... 7 John Spofford............................... 6 Rick Brearton............................. 171978 Steve Gardner.............................. 8 Marc Waite................................... 4 Gardner, Minkler........................ 171979 Charlie Louria............................ 13 Rich Farquhar.............................. 5 Charlie Louria............................ 281980 Marc Waite................................. 13 Marc Waite................................... 6 Marc Waite................................. 321981 Rich Farquhar............................ 14 Farquhar, Wyman........................ 5 Rich Farquhar............................ 331982 Charlie Louria............................ 12 John Gower................................. 10 John Gower................................. 281983 Rick Wyman............................... 14 Erik Miller..................................... 8 Rick Wyman............................... 331984 Bryan Bundy............................... 18 Thomas McNamara.................. 11 Bryan Bundy.............................. 391985 Bryan Bundy............................... 17 Byers, Romanelli........................ 11 Bryan Bundy.............................. 381986 Bryan Bundy............................... 25 Thomas McNamara.................. 17 Bryan Bundy.............................. 551987 Charlie Blanchard...................... 23 Domenic Romanelli.................. 13 Charlie Blanchard..................... 511988 Bob Barnes.................................. 16 Scott Gillanders......................... 13 Scott Gillanders......................... 431989 Scott Gillanders......................... 16 Scott Gillanders......................... 11 Scott Gillanders......................... 431990 Kessinger, Schrader................... 21 Scott Gillanders......................... 15 Andy Kessinger.......................... 551991 Andy Kessinger.......................... 13 S. Cain, Street............................... 9 Andy Kessinger.......................... 341992 Mike Pepe................................... 19 Chris Duff................................... 18 Mike Pepe................................... 461993 Obi Moneme............................... 21 Chris Duff................................... 13 Obi Moneme............................... 491994 Obi Moneme............................... 21 Wayne Street............................. 20 Obi Moneme............................... 511995 Brian Cain................................... 14 Jason Chiero................................. 7 Brian Cain.................................. 311996 Brian Cain................................... 15 Brian Cain.................................... 9 Brian Cain.................................. 391997 Mike Campbell........................... 12 David Pedreschi........................... 7 Mike Campbell........................... 301998 Martin Forman........................... 12 3 with............................................ 7 Martin Forman........................... 281999 Mike Campbell........................... 13 Misha Sher................................... 7 Mike Campbell........................... 312000 Brett Dunlap............................... 17 Ryan Miller................................. 12 Brett Dunlap.............................. 412001 Ryan Miller................................. 11 Phil Miller................................... 10 Ryan Miller................................. 272002 Chris Vorenkamp....................... 11 Brett Dunlap.............................. 11 Paul Smith.................................. 242003 Ryan Martin............................... 11 Fisher, Martin............................. 12 Ryan Martin............................... 342004 Jeff Fisher................................... 11 Ryan Martin................................. 6 Jeff Fisher................................... 262005 Jeff Fisher..................................... 9 Fisher, Martin............................... 9 Jeff Fisher................................... 272006 Craig Neal................................... 11 Ben Brewer................................... 5 Craig Neal................................... 262007 Tyler Wall..................................... 8 Nick Skoczen............................... 5 Tyler Wall................................... 202008 Matt Bonfini............................... 10 Eric Laipple................................ 10 Bonfini, Tyler Wall..................... 232009 Travis Wall.................................. 15 Tyler Wall................................... 11 Travis Wall.................................. 332010 Tyler Wall................................... 19 Travis Wall................................. 12 Tyler Wall................................... 43BISHOP STAT LEADERS*all point totals are listed in post-1981 format (goal = 2, assist = 1)41

OWU TOURNAMENTS42FRED MYERS INVITATIONALFRED MYERS INVITATIONAL HISTORYYear Champion Runner-up Third Fourth1978 Wilmington Ohio Wesleyan Earlham Kent State1979 Wilmington Earlham Ohio Wesleyan Wright State1980 Ohio Wesleyan Wright State Earlham Case Reserve1981 Ohio Wesleyan Wright State Malone Earlham1982 Ohio Wesleyan Castleton State Nazareth Oberlin1983* Frostburg State Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Drew1984 Ohio Wesleyan Wis.-Platteville Castleton State Frostburg State1985 Ohio Wesleyan Washington MacMurray Buffalo State1986 Ohio Wesleyan Brandeis Cortland State Rockford1987 Ohio Wesleyan Kalamazoo Fredonia State Carleton1988 Ohio Wesleyan N.C. Wesleyan Frnkln & Mrshll Otterbein1989 Ohio Wesleyan Lynchburg Augustana Fredonia State1990 + Ohio Wesleyan Bethany Kean & Washington (tie)1991 Ohio Wesleyan U. of the South Principia & Wis.-Platteville (tie)1992 + Ohio Wesleyan Bethany MacMurray Nazareth1993 + Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon John Carroll & Trinity (tie)1994 + Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon Illinois Benedictine & St. John’s (tie)1995 Methodist Ohio Wesleyan Hope John Carroll1996* Ohio Wesleyan Muhlenberg Maryville Beloit1997 Ohio Wesleyan R. Stockton Wis.-Platteville Wittenberg1998 Kenyon Clarkson Ohio Wesleyan Aquinas1999 + Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon Hope Concordia2000 Ohio Wesleyan Kean Hope —2001 John Carroll Ohio Wesleyan Allegheny Calvin2002 Ohio Wesleyan Bethany Olivet Case Reserve2003* Ohio Wesleyan North Park Capital Bethany2004 Ohio Wesleyan Kalamazoo Kean Pitt-Greensburg2005* Ohio Wesleyan Greensboro Fredonia State Capital2006 + Ohio Wesleyan Allegheny Olivet Wisconsin-Oshkosh2007 Kean Ohio Wesleyan Hope Guilford2008 + Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon Texas-Dallas Olivet2009 Ohio Wesleyan Calvin Carnegie Mellon Rutgers-Camden2010 + Ohio Wesleyan Capital Adrian PrincipiaOhio Wesleyan finishes: First (26), second (5), third (2), fourth (0).*tournament championship decided on penalty kicks+tournament championship decided on goal differentialbold face year denotes prearranged second-round matchupsNOTE: In 2010, the Fred Myers and adidas ® invitationals were combined.The annual Fred Myers Invitational honors the self-styled “grandfather” of Ohiosoccer coaches, who died of a heart attack in 1977. Myers coached the Battling Bishopsoccer team from 1957-76, compiling a 133-82-21 record. Eight of his last 14 teamscompeted in the NCAA playoffs.Myers led the 1963 Bishops to the NCAA Mideast College Division championship,as far as the playoffs then progressed. His 1975 squad placed third in the NCAADivision III playoffs, then the highest finish ever for any Ohio Wesleyan team. In 8years of Ohio Athletic Conference competition, Myers’ squads won 4 titles and twicefinished in second place. Myers was named Ohio Coach of the Year in 1971 and 1973.As Bucky Stultz, Myers’ first All-America soccer player, would note at his mentor’smemorial service, “He had a rare talent. He would quietly plant in a youngperson’s mind the seed of an idea or plan. His cultivating was done so subtly, it wasusually several years before that seed would blossom. Then the realization wouldcome: It was Fred Myers who added the spark, the vitality, that means so much in allour lives.”The tournament’s Most Valuable Player receives the Dick Gauthier Award, honoringone of Ohio Wesleyan’s greatest fans. Son of the legendary George Gauthier, OhioWesleyan’s Hall of Fame football coach, Dick Gauthier was a leader in campus-communityrelations.2011 OWU Men’s SoccerDICK GAUTHIER AWARDS (MYERS TOURNAMENT MVP)1982 Brian Deloatch, Castleton 1997 Sean Brady, OWU1983 Mark Weber, Frostburg 1998 Kulu Moyo, Kenyon1984 Rick Wyman, OWU 1999 Misha Sher, OWU1985 Domenic Romanelli, OWU 2000 Glen Sullivan, OWU1986 Tom McNamara, OWU 2001 Chris Heslep, John Carroll1987 Drew Dimatos, OWU 2002 Chris Vorenkamp, OWU1988 Bob Barnes, OWU 2003 Jeff Krigbaum, OWU1989 Clay Smith, OWU 2004 Garrett Silvert-Noftle, OWU1990 Andy Kessinger, OWU 2005 Ryan Martin, OWU1991 Andy Kessinger, OWU 2006 Craig Neal, OWU1992 Mike Pepe, OWU 2007 Jerry Saintil, Kean1993 Kyle Kosmala, OWU 2008 Kevin McGowan, OWU1994 Jim Finn, OWU 2009 Eric Laipple, OWU1995 Kenneth Hoey, Methodist 2010 Tyler Wall, OWU1996 Jason Chadima, OWUadidas ® INVITATIONAL HISTORYYear Champion Runner-up Third Fourth1992 Ohio Wesleyan Fontbonne Capital Ursinus1993 Ohio Wesleyan Methodist Wittenberg Lycoming1994 Ohio Wesleyan Wheaton Rhodes Wittenberg1995 + Ohio Wesleyan Va. Wesleyan Kean DePauw1996 Ohio Wesleyan Cabrini Calvin Alma1997 + Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan Montclair St. Binghamton1998 Ohio Wesleyan Kalamazoo Chicago and Marietta (tie)1999 Ohio Wesleyan Alma E. Mennonite Wittenberg2000 Ohio Wesleyan Wisc.-Whitewater Kalamazoo Principia2001 New Jersey Ohio Wesleyan Alma Capital2002 Ohio Wesleyan John Carroll Frostburg and Kalamazoo (tie)2003 Ohio Wesleyan Methodist Olivet Capital2004 + Ohio Dominican Ohio Wesleyan Alma Anderson2005 + Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Dominican North Park and Olivet (tie)2006 + Ohio Dominican Ohio Wesleyan Elmhurst Chicago2007 Ohio Wesleyan Capital Medaille Alma2008 + Ohio Wesleyan Capital Grove City McMurry2009 Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Alma Rose-Hulman2010 + Ohio Wesleyan Capital Adrian PrincipiaOhio Wesleyan finishes: First (15), second (4), third (0), fourth (0).+tournament championship decided on goal differentialbold face year denotes prearranged second-round matchups

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerBISHOP ALL-AMERICANSClaySmallNSCAAALL-AMERICA1955Phil Carter, Sr., B................................H1965Bucky Stultz, Sr., B.............................H1970Clay Small, Jr., G................................H1971Clay Small, Sr., G............................... 21978Bill Kohlasch, Jr., B.............................H1979Bill Kohlasch, Sr., B............................H1982Rick Wyman, So., F............................ 2Charlie Louria, Sr., B..........................H1983Rick Wyman, Jr., F.............................. 31984Rick Wyman, Sr., B............................. 1BISHOPALL-AMERICANSRickWyman1986Bryan Bundy, Sr., F............................. 1Matt Byers, Sr., M............................... 1Tom McNamara, Sr., M..................... 21987Jeff Kaplan, Sr., G............................... 11988Drew Dimatos, Sr., B.......................... 11989Scott Gillanders, Jr., F........................ 31990Matt Schrader, Sr., F.......................... 2Andy Kessinger, Jr., F......................... 31991Andy Kessinger, Sr., F........................ 11992Chris Duff, Jr., M................................ 11993Chris Duff, Sr., M................................ 1Obi Moneme, So., F............................ 21994Wayne Street, Sr., F............................ 1Obi Moneme, Jr., F.............................. 2Jason Chiero, Jr., B.............................. 3AndyKessinger1995Obi Moneme, Sr., F............................. 11996Brian Cain, Sr., F................................ 21998Martin Forman, Sr., M....................... 22000Philip Hoffman, Jr., B......................... 2Jon Van Horn, Sr., M........................... 32001Philip Hoffman, Sr., M....................... 32002Chris Vorenkamp, Sr., M................... 32003Jeff Krigbaum, Sr., B........................... 32005Ryan Martin, Sr., M............................ 32006Craig Neal, Sr., M............................... 1Josh Warren, Sr., B............................. 22008Tyler Wall, So., F................................. 3BISHOP ALL-AMERICANSChrisDuffObi MonemeChrisVorenkamp43

BISHOP ALL-STARS44JeffKaplan2009Eric Laipple, Jr., B............................... 1Tyler Wall, Jr., F.................................. 12010Travis Wall, Jr., F................................ 1Tyler Wall, Sr., M................................ 3d3SOCCER.COMALL-AMERICA2010Tyler Wall, Sr., M................................ 1Travis Wall, Jr., F................................ 2ACADEMICALL-AMERICA ®1987Jeff Kaplan, Jr., G................................ 21988Jeff Kaplan, Sr., G............................... 11995Justin Krueger, Jr., G........................... 1Matt Willoughby, Sr., B...................... 31996Justin Krueger, Sr., G.......................... 11998Martin Forman, Sr., M....................... 1(Academic All-America ® of the Year)Mike Campbell, Jr., F.......................... 21999Mike Campbell, Sr., F......................... 3MikeCampbellJustinKrueger2001Brad Cain, Sr., B................................. 32002Chris Vorenkamp, Sr., B..................... 32003Jeff Krigbaum, Sr., B........................... 12004Garrett Silvert-Noftle, Sr., B.............. 22005Josh Warren, Jr., B.............................. 1Jamison Dague, So., G....................... 22006Josh Warren, Sr., B............................. 1(Academic All-America ® of the Year)Jamison Dague, Jr., G......................... 12007Jamison Dague, Sr., G........................ 1(Academic All-America ® of the Year)2010Ryan Harmanis, Sr., M....................... 2ALL-REGION1955Phil Carter, Sr., B.................................... 2Mwenja Nganga, Fr., B...........................HBob Riker, So., F......................................HBill Seltzer, So., F....................................HBob Wood, So., B....................................HJeffKrigbaumMartin Forman2011 OWU Men’s Soccer1958Larry Lays, Jr., M.................................... 31961John Lippincott, Jr., G............................ 11964Charlie Moazed, Sr., F............................ 1John Patterson, Sr., F............................. 1Bucky Stultz, Jr., B.................................. 1Eric Thompson, So., B............................ 11965Bucky Stultz, Sr., B................................. 11966Tim Bell, Jr., F.........................................H1967Ali Ladjevardi, So., F..............................HHarry Tower, Sr., G.................................H1968Wiley Corl, Jr., B..................................... 1Malcolm Fox, So., F................................ 1Ali Ladjevardi, Jr., F................................ 11970Clay Small, Jr., G.................................... 1Dave Hain, Sr., B.................................... 31971Clay Small, Sr., G................................... 11973Dave Koch, Sr., G....................................HRick McWilliams, Jr., F...........................H1974Jim Baumann, Jr., B................................ 2JoshWarren

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer1975Jim Baumann, Sr., B...............................H1976Jeff Hoch, Jr., G....................................... 1Don Minkler, So., B................................ 1John Spofford, Jr., F................................H1977Don Minkler, Jr., B.................................. 11978Bill Kohlasch, Jr., B................................. 1Don Minkler, Sr., B................................. 11979Jim Horne, Jr., G...................................... 1Bill Kohlasch, Sr., B................................ 1Charlie Louria, Fr., B.............................. 11980Rich Farquhar, Jr., F...............................HJim Horne, Sr., G.....................................H1981Jim Kohlasch, Sr., B................................ 1Rick Wyman, Fr., F................................. 1Rich Farquhar, Sr., F.............................. 2Charlie Louria, Jr., B............................... 21982John Gower, Sr., F................................... 1Charlie Louria, Sr., B.............................. 1Tim Schmiechen, So., B......................... 1Rick Wyman, So., F................................ 11983Tim Schmiechen, Jr., B.......................... 1Rick Wyman, Jr., F.................................. 1Matt Byers, Fr., F.................................... 2Andy Taylor, Sr., B.................................. 21984Ken Hyland, Jr., F................................... 1Rick Wyman, Sr., B................................. 1Matt Byers, So., M.................................. 3Tim Schmiechen, Sr., B.........................H1985Bryan Bundy, Jr., F.................................. 1Matt Byers, Jr., M.................................... 1Jeff Kaplan, So., G.................................. 1Tom McNamara, Jr., M.......................... 2Domenic Romanelli, So., F.................... 21986Bryan Bundy, Sr., F................................. 1Matt Byers, Sr., M................................... 1Jeff Kaplan, Jr., G.................................... 1Tom McNamara, Sr., M......................... 1Domenic Romanelli, Jr., F..................... 11987Charlie Blanchard, Sr., F....................... 1Drew Dimatos, Jr., B............................... 1Jeff Kaplan, Sr., G................................... 1Peter Pak, So., M..................................... 2Domenic Romanelli, Sr., F.................... 21988Drew Dimatos, Sr., B.............................. 1Scott Gillanders, So., F.......................... 1Eric Warn, Sr., M.................................... 1Matt Williams, Jr., M.............................. 1Bob Barnes, Sr., F................................... 2Dennis Peacock, So., M.......................... 21989Scott Gillanders, Jr., F............................ 1Peter Pak, Sr., M..................................... 1Matt Schrader, Jr., M.............................. 1Andy Kessinger, So., F........................... 2Jeff Weeman, Jr., B................................. 31990Scott Gillanders, Sr., F........................... 1Andy Kessinger, Jr., F............................. 1Matt Schrader, Sr., F.............................. 1Mark Molter, Sr., B................................. 2Reed Welch, Jr., G...................................H1991Andy Kessinger, Sr., F............................ 1Reed Welch, Sr., G.................................. 1Eric Baker, Sr., B..................................... 2Chris Duff, So., M................................... 2Wayne Street, Fr., F................................ 31992Chris Duff, Jr., M.................................... 1Mike Pepe, Jr., F...................................... 2Ryan Burton, Jr., B.................................. 3Wayne Street, So., F............................... 31993Ryan Burton, Sr., B................................. 1Chris Duff, Sr., M.................................... 1Obi Moneme, So., F................................ 1Wayne Street, Jr., F................................ 1Marcus Andronici, Jr., M........................ 2Jim Finn, Jr., M........................................ 2Kyle Kosmala, Sr., B............................... 21994Jason Chiero, Jr., B.................................. 1Jim Finn, Sr., M....................................... 1Obi Moneme, Jr., F.................................. 1Wayne Street, Sr., F................................ 1John Howard, Jr., M................................ 31995Jason Chiero, Sr., M................................ 1Obi Moneme, Sr., F................................. 11996Brian Cain, Sr., M................................... 1Brett Hampson, Jr., B............................. 3Kevin Vorenkamp, Jr., B......................... 31997Kevin Vorenkamp, Sr., M....................... 21998Martin Forman, Sr., M........................... 2David Pedreschi, So., M......................... 2Philip Hoffman, Fr., B............................ 31999Chris Hayes, Sr., B.................................. 2Philip Hoffman, So., B........................... 2Jonathan Barth, Sr., G............................ 3Misha Sher, Sr., F.................................... 32000Brett Dunlap, So., F................................ 1Philip Hoffman, Jr., B............................. 1Jon Van Horn, Sr., M............................... 1Ryan Miller, Jr., F.................................... 22001Philip Hoffman, Sr., M........................... 1Ryan Miller, Sr., M.................................. 1Glen Sullivan, Sr., M.............................. 22002Chris Vorenkamp, Sr., M....................... 1Paul Smith, Jr., M................................... 2Brett Dunlap, Sr., F................................ 32003Jeff Krigbaum, Sr., B............................... 1Ryan Martin, So., F................................ 1Paul Smith, Sr., M.................................. 12004Jeff Fisher, Jr., F....................................... 1Ryan Martin, Jr., M................................. 12005Ryan Martin, Sr., M................................ 1Ben Brewer, So., B.................................. 2Jeff Fisher, Sr., F...................................... 2Bo Reisinger, Sr., M................................ 22006Craig Neal, Sr., M................................... 1Josh Warren, Sr., B................................. 1Jamison Dague, Jr., G............................. 22007Nick Skoczen, Sr., M.............................. 1Tyler Wall, Fr., F..................................... 22008Tyler Wall, So., F..................................... 1Kevin McGowan, Jr., B........................... 2Brian Greene, So., M.............................. 32009Eric Laipple, Jr., B................................... 1Travis Wall, So., M.................................. 1Tyler Wall, Jr., F...................................... 1Matt Giannetti, Sr., B............................. 22010Ryan Harmanis, Sr., M........................... 1Eric Laipple, Sr., B.................................. 1Dylan Stone, Jr., M................................. 1Travis Wall, Jr., F.................................... 1Tyler Wall, Sr., M.................................... 1BISHOP ALL-STARS45

BISHOP ALL-STARS46ALL-OHIO(ALL DIVISIONS)1956Mwenja Nganga, So., M......................... 11957Sandor Nagy, Sr., F................................. 1Charles Templar, Fr., B.......................... 11958Larry Lays, Jr., M.................................... 2Bill Thompson, Sr., M............................ 21961Charlie Moazed, Fr., F............................ 1John Lippincott, Jr., G............................ 2John Patterson, Fr., F............................. 21962John Lippincott, Sr., G............................ 2John Patterson, So., F............................. 2Charlie Moazed, So., F...........................HBucky Stultz, Fr., B.................................HRandy Wortmann, Jr., B.........................H1963John Patterson, Jr., F.............................. 1Dick Cassell, Sr., M................................ 2Charlie Moazed, Jr., F............................. 2Bucky Stultz, So., B................................ 2Randy Wortmann, Sr., M....................... 2Chuck Fox, Fr., F.....................................HEric Thompson, Fr., M...........................H1964Charlie Moazed, Sr., F............................ 1John Patterson, Sr., F............................. 1Bucky Stultz, Jr., B.................................. 1Eric Thompson, So., M........................... 2Bob Bao, Sr., M........................................H1965Bucky Stultz, Sr., B................................. 1Chuck Fox, Jr., F..................................... 2Dave Herr, Sr., M....................................HBranch Rickey, Jr., F...............................H1966Tim Bell, Jr., F......................................... 2Harvey Cobb, Sr., B................................ 2Eric Thompson, Jr., M............................ 2Chuck Fox, Sr., F....................................HBranch Rickey, Sr., F...............................HHarry Tower, Jr., G..................................H1967Moro Fleming, Fr., F...............................HAli Ladjevardi, So., F..............................HEric Thompson, Sr., B............................HHarry Tower, Sr., G.................................H1969Rich Crecraft, So., F...............................H1970Clay Small, Jr., G.................................... 11971Clay Small, Sr., G................................... 1Bill Bishop, Sr., F..................................... 2John Brannan, So., B.............................. 2Art Young, Sr., B..................................... 2Bob Morris, Sr., F....................................H1972John Brannan, Jr., F................................ 2Rick McWilliams, So., F.........................HMike Osborne, Sr., B...............................HSteve Scrimshaw, Jr., B..........................H1973Dave Koch, Sr., G.................................... 1Rick McWilliams, Jr., F........................... 2Jim Baumann, So., B..............................HSteve Scrimshaw, Sr., B.........................H1974Jim Baumann, Jr., B................................ 1Rick Brearton, Fr., F...............................HGeorge MacGlennon, Jr., G....................H1975Jim Baumann, Sr., B............................... 1George MacGlennon, Sr., G................... 1Mort Arntzen, Jr., B................................HJohn Spofford, So., F..............................H1976Jeff Hoch, Jr., G....................................... 1Don Minkler, So., B................................ 2John Spofford, Jr., F................................ 2John Shaw, Jr., B.....................................H1977Don Minkler, Jr., B.................................. 1John Spofford, Sr., F............................... 1Jeff Hoch, Sr., G......................................H1978Bill Kohlasch, Jr., B................................. 1John Magruder, Jr., B.............................. 1Don Minkler, Sr., B................................. 11979Jim Horne, Jr., G...................................... 1Bill Kohlasch, Sr., B................................ 1Charlie Louria, Fr., B.............................. 11980Rich Farquhar, Jr., F............................... 2Jim Horne, Sr., G..................................... 2Marc Waite, Sr., F................................... 2Jim Kohlasch, Jr., B.................................H1981Rick Wyman, Fr., F................................. 2Rich Farquhar, Sr., F..............................HJim Kohlasch, Sr., B................................HCharlie Louria, Jr., B...............................H1982John Gower, Sr., F................................... 1Charlie Louria, Sr., B.............................. 1Tim Schmiechen, So., B......................... 1Rick Wyman, So., F................................ 11983Tim Schmiechen, Jr., B.......................... 2Rick Wyman, Jr., F.................................. 2Matt Byers, Fr., F....................................HAndy Taylor, Sr., B..................................H1984Rick Wyman, Sr., B................................. 1Matt Byers, So., M.................................. 2Ken Hyland, Jr., F................................... 2Tom McNamara, So., M......................... 2Tim Schmiechen, Sr., B......................... 2Bryan Bundy, So., F................................H2011 OWU Men’s Soccer1985Bryan Bundy, Jr., F.................................. 1Matt Byers, Jr., M.................................... 2Jeff Kaplan, So., G.................................. 2Domenic Romanelli, So., F.................... 21986Bryan Bundy, Sr., F................................. 1Matt Byers, Sr., M................................... 1Drew Dimatos, So., B............................. 1Jeff Kaplan, Jr., G.................................... 1Tom McNamara, Sr., M......................... 1Domenic Romanelli, Jr., F..................... 1Jeff Graham, Sr., M................................. 2Charlie Blanchard, Jr., M.......................HKen Hyland, Sr., F..................................H1987Charlie Blanchard, Sr., F....................... 1Drew Dimatos, Jr., B............................... 1Jeff Kaplan, Sr., G................................... 1Clark Howell, Jr., B................................. 2Peter Pak, So., M..................................... 2Domenic Romanelli, Sr., F.................... 2Matt Williams, So., M............................H1988Drew Dimatos, Sr., B.............................. 1Scott Gillanders, So., F.......................... 1Eric Warn, Sr., M.................................... 1Matt Williams, Jr., M.............................. 1Bob Barnes, Sr., F................................... 2Andy Kessinger, Fr., F............................HDennis Peacock, So., M..........................HMatt Schrader, So., M............................H1989Scott Gillanders, Jr., F............................ 1Peter Pak, Sr., M..................................... 1Andy Kessinger, So., F........................... 2Matt Schrader, Jr., M.............................. 2Jeff Weeman, Jr., B................................. 21990Andy Kessinger, Jr., F............................. 1Matt Schrader, Sr., F.............................. 1Scott Gillanders, Sr., F........................... 21991Andy Kessinger, Sr., F............................ 1Reed Welch, Sr., G.................................. 1Eric Baker, Sr., B..................................... 2Chris Duff, So., M................................... 2Clay Smith, Sr., M.................................. 3Wayne Street, Fr., F................................ 3

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer1992Chris Duff, Jr., M.................................... 1Mike Pepe, Jr., F...................................... 2Wayne Street, So., F............................... 31993Chris Duff, Sr., M.................................... 1Obi Moneme, So., F................................ 1Wayne Street, Jr., F................................ 21994Jason Chiero, Jr., B.................................. 1Obi Moneme, Jr., F.................................. 1Wayne Street, Sr., F................................ 1Jim Finn, Sr., M....................................... 2John Howard, Jr., M................................ 31995Jason Chiero, Jr., M................................. 1Obi Moneme, Jr., F.................................. 1Brian Cain, Jr., M.................................... 2Justin Krueger, Jr., G............................... 31996Brian Cain, Sr., M................................... 1Kevin Vorenkamp, Jr., B......................... 2Brett Hampson, Jr., B............................. 31997Kevin Vorenkamp, Sr., M....................... 1Brett Hampson, Sr., B............................ 21998Martin Forman, Sr., M........................... 1David Pedreschi, So., M......................... 1Philip Hoffman, Fr., B............................ 2Chris Hayes, Jr., B................................... 21999Chris Hayes, Sr., B.................................. 1Philip Hoffman, So., B........................... 1Jonathan Barth, Sr., G............................ 2Mike Campbell, Sr., F............................. 22000Brett Dunlap, So., F................................ 1Philip Hoffman, Jr., B............................. 1Jon Van Horn, Sr., M............................... 1Ryan Miller, Jr., F.................................... 22001Philip Hoffman, Sr., M........................... 1Ryan Miller, Sr., M.................................. 1Glen Sullivan, Sr., M.............................. 2Brett Dunlap, Jr., F................................. 3Phil Miller, Sr., M.................................... 3Tacuma Robinson, Sr., M...................... 32002Chris Vorenkamp, Sr., M....................... 1Paul Smith, Jr., M................................... 2Brett Dunlap, Sr., F................................ 32003Jeff Krigbaum, Sr., B............................... 1Ryan Martin, So., F................................ 1Paul Smith, Sr., M.................................. 12004Jeff Fisher, Jr., F....................................... 1Ryan Martin, Jr., M................................. 1Garrett Silvert-Noftle, Sr., B.................. 2Craig Neal, So., M.................................. 32005Ben Brewer, So., B.................................. 1Jeff Fisher, Sr., F...................................... 1Ryan Martin, Sr., M................................ 1Bo Reisinger, Sr., B.................................. 1Jamison Dague, So., G........................... 2Josh Warren, Jr., B.................................. 22006Jamison Dague, Jr., G............................. 1Craig Neal, Sr., M................................... 1Ben Brewer, Jr., B.................................... 32007Nick Skoczen, Sr., M.............................. 1Jamison Dague, Sr., G............................ 2Ryan Harmanis, Fr., M........................... 2Tyler Wall, Fr., F..................................... 22008Tyler Wall, So., F..................................... 1Brian Greene, So., M.............................. 2Kevin McGowan, Jr., B........................... 2T.J. Trigg, Sr., B........................................ 32009Eric Laipple, Jr., B................................... 1Travis Wall, So., M.................................. 1Tyler Wall, Jr., F...................................... 1Matt Giannetti, Sr., B............................. 22010Ryan Harmanis, Sr., M........................... 1Eric Laipple, Sr., B.................................. 1Travis Wall, Jr., F.................................... 1Tyler Wall, Sr., F..................................... 1Paul Hendricks, So., G........................... 3ALL-OHIOATHLETICCONFERENCE1970Greg Subtelny, Sr., B............................... 1Bill Clark, Jr., F........................................ 2Bob Morris, Jr., F..................................... 2Clay Small, Jr., G.................................... 2Dave Hain, Sr., B....................................H1971Bill Bishop, Sr., F..................................... 1Art Young, Sr., B..................................... 1Bob Morris, Sr., F.................................... 2Clay Small, Sr., G................................... 2Rea Kreider, Sr., B...................................H1972Dave Koch, Jr., G..................................... 1Rick McWilliams, So., F......................... 1Mike Osborne, Sr., B............................... 1Steve Scrimshaw, Jr., B.......................... 2John Brannan, Jr., F................................H1973Jim Baumann, So., B.............................. 1Steve Scrimshaw, Sr., B......................... 1Rick McWilliams, Jr., F........................... 2Bill Bouton, Jr., F..................................... 3Dave Koch, Sr., G.................................... 3George Saunders, So., F......................... 31974Jim Baumann, Jr., B................................ 1Rick McWilliams, Sr., F.......................... 1Rick Brearton, Fr., F............................... 2George MacGlennon, Jr., G.................... 2George Saunders, Jr., F..........................H1975Mort Arntzen, Jr., B................................ 1Jim Baumann, Sr., B............................... 1George MacGlennon, Sr., G................... 1John Spofford, So., F.............................. 21976Jeff Hoch, Jr., G....................................... 1Don Minkler, So., B................................ 1John Spofford, Jr., F................................ 1John Shaw, Jr., B..................................... 2Peter Tomich, So., B............................... 21977Don Minkler, Jr., B.................................. 1John Spofford, Sr., F............................... 1Jeff Hoch, Sr., G...................................... 21978Bill Kohlasch, Jr., B................................. 1John Magruder, Jr., B.............................. 1Don Minkler, Sr., B................................. 11979Bill Kohlasch, Sr., B................................ 1Charlie Louria, Fr., B.............................. 1Rich Farquhar, So., B............................. 2Jim Horne, Jr., G......................................H1980Rich Farquhar, Jr., F............................... 1Jim Horne, Sr., G..................................... 1Jim Kohlasch, Jr., B................................. 1Marc Waite, Sr., F................................... 1Ed Spofford, Sr., B..................................H1981Jim Kohlasch, Sr., B................................ 1Rick Wyman, Fr., F................................. 1Rich Farquhar, Sr., F.............................. 2Vic Misiewicz, Sr., F............................... 2Charlie Louria, Jr., B............................... 2John Gower, Jr., F....................................H1982Charlie Louria, Sr., B.............................. 1Rick Wyman, So., F................................ 1John Gower, Sr., F................................... 2Tim Schmiechen, So., B......................... 21983Tim Schmiechen, Jr., B.......................... 1Andy Taylor, Sr., B.................................. 1Rick Wyman, Jr., F.................................. 1Matt Byers, Fr., F.................................... 2BISHOP ALL-STARS47

BISHOP ALL-STARS48ALL-NORTH COASTATHLETICCONFERENCE1984Bryan Bundy, So., F................................ 1Matt Byers, So., M.................................. 1Ken Hyland, Jr., F................................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Tim Schmiechen, Sr., B......................... 1Rick Wyman, Sr., B................................. 1(Defensive Player of Year)Jeff Coursen, Sr., B................................. 2Tom McNamara, So., M......................... 2Jeff Graham, So., M................................HCaleb Thomson, Jr., F............................H1985Bryan Bundy, Jr., F.................................. 1Matt Byers, Jr., M.................................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Jeff Kaplan, So., G.................................. 1Tom McNamara, Jr., M.......................... 1Caleb Thomson, Sr., F............................ 1Jeff Graham, Jr., M................................. 2Domenic Romanelli, So., F.................... 2Drew Dimatos, Fr., B..............................HBrian Neary, Sr., M.................................H1986Bryan Bundy, Sr., F................................. 1(Offensive Player of Year)Matt Byers, Sr., M................................... 1Drew Dimatos, So., B............................. 1(Defensive Player of Year)Jeff Kaplan, Jr., G.................................... 1Tom McNamara, Sr., M......................... 1Domenic Romanelli, Jr., F..................... 1Jeff Graham, Sr., M................................. 2Charlie Blanchard, Jr., M.......................HKen Hyland, Sr., F..................................HPeter Pak, Fr., B.......................................H1987Charlie Blanchard, Sr., F....................... 1Drew Dimatos, Jr., B............................... 1Clark Howell, Jr., B................................. 1Jeff Kaplan, Sr., G................................... 1(Defensive Player of Year)Peter Pak, So., M..................................... 1Domenic Romanelli, Sr., F.................... 1Bob Barnes, Jr., F.................................... 2Matt Williams, So., M............................ 2Matt Miller, Jr., M...................................HEric Warn, Jr., M.....................................H1988Bob Barnes, Sr., F................................... 1Drew Dimatos, Sr., B.............................. 1(Defensive Player of Year)Scott Gillanders, So., F.......................... 1Dennis Peacock, So., M.......................... 1Eric Warn, Sr., M.................................... 1Matt Williams, Jr., M.............................. 1Trip Roney, Jr., M.................................... 2Andy Kessinger, Fr., F............................HMatt Schrader, So., M............................H1989Scott Gillanders, Jr., F............................ 1Andy Kessinger, So., F........................... 1Peter Pak, Sr., M..................................... 1Trip Roney, Sr., B.................................... 1Matt Schrader, Jr., M.............................. 1Jeff Weeman, Jr., B................................. 1Reed Welch, So., G................................. 2Mark Molter, Jr., B..................................HClay Smith, So., M..................................H1990Scott Gillanders, Sr., M.......................... 1Andy Kessinger, Jr., F............................. 1Mark Molter, Sr., B................................. 1Matt Schrader, Sr., F.............................. 11991Eric Baker, Sr., B..................................... 1Chris Duff, So., M................................... 1Andy Kessinger, Sr., F............................ 1Wayne Street, Fr., F................................ 1Reed Welch, Sr., G.................................. 2John Howard, Fr., M...............................HClay Smith, Sr., M..................................H1992Ryan Burton, Jr., B.................................. 1Chris Duff, Jr., M.................................... 1Jim Finn, So., B....................................... 1Kyle Kosmala, Jr., B................................ 2Mike Pepe, Jr., F...................................... 2Wayne Street, So., F............................... 21993Marcus Andronici, Jr., M........................ 1Ryan Burton, Sr., B................................. 1Chris Duff, Sr., M.................................... 1(Defensive Player of Year)Kyle Kosmala, Sr., B............................... 1Obi Moneme, So., F................................ 1Wayne Street, Jr., F................................ 1Jim Finn, Jr., B......................................... 2Mike Pepe, Sr., F.....................................HAndrew Riggle, Jr., M.............................H1994Marcus Andronici, Sr., B........................ 1Jason Chiero, Jr., B.................................. 1(Defensive Player of Year)Jim Finn, Sr., M....................................... 1John Howard, Jr., M................................ 1Harrison Jacobs, Sr., G........................... 1Obi Moneme, Jr., F.................................. 1Wayne Street, Sr., F................................ 1(Offensive Player of Year)Brian Cain, So., M..................................HThomas Flynn, Sr., M............................H1995Brian Cain, Jr., M.................................... 1Jason Chiero, Sr., M................................ 1Obi Moneme, Sr., F................................. 1(Offensive Player of Year)Justin Krueger, Jr., G............................... 2Kevin Vorenkamp, So., B....................... 2Matt Willoughby, Sr., B.......................... 2Brian Aros, Sr., B....................................HJason Chadima, Fr., B............................H1996Brian Cain, Sr., F.................................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Ben Rossi, Sr., M..................................... 1Kevin Vorenkamp, Jr., B......................... 1Brett Hampson, Jr., B.............................HJustin Krueger, Sr., G..............................H1997Mike Campbell, So., F............................ 1Brett Hampson, Sr., B............................ 1Kevin Vorenkamp, Sr., M....................... 1Jason Chadima, Jr., M............................ 2David Pedreschi, Fr., M.......................... 2Jonathan Barth, So., G...........................HMartin Forman, Jr., M............................H1998Martin Forman, Sr., M........................... 1Chris Hayes, Jr., B................................... 1David Pedreschi, So., M......................... 1Misha Sher, Jr., F.................................... 1Mike Campbell, Jr., F.............................. 2Philip Hoffman, Fr., B............................ 2Jonathan Barth, Jr., G.............................H1999Jonathan Barth, Sr., G............................ 1Mike Campbell, Sr., F............................. 1Jamie Chiero, Jr., M................................ 1Chris Hayes, Sr., B.................................. 1Philip Hoffman, So., B........................... 1Misha Sher, Sr., F.................................... 1Trever Smith, Jr., B................................. 22000Brett Dunlap, So., F................................ 1Philip Hoffman, Jr., B............................. 1(Defensive Player of Year)Ryan Miller, Jr., F.................................... 1Trever Smith, Sr., B................................ 1Jon Van Horn, Sr., M............................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Tacuma Robinson, Jr., M....................... 22001Brett Dunlap, Jr., F................................. 1Philip Hoffman, Sr., M........................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Ryan Miller, Sr., M.................................. 1Glen Sullivan, Sr., M.............................. 1Phil Miller, Sr., M.................................... 2Tacuma Robinson, Sr., M...................... 2Chris Vorenkamp, Jr., M........................ 22002Jeff Krigbaum, Jr., M.............................. 1Paul Smith, Jr., M................................... 1Chris Vorenkamp, Sr., M....................... 1(Defensive Player of Year)Brett Dunlap, Sr., F................................ 2Adam Roberts, Jr., G..............................HMatt Warnock, Jr., B...............................H2011 OWU Men’s Soccer

2011 OWU Men’s Soccer2003Joe Anstine, Sr., G................................... 1Jeff Fisher, So., M.................................... 1Jeff Krigbaum, Sr., B............................... 1(Defensive Player of Year)Ryan Martin, So., M............................... 1Paul Smith, Sr., M.................................. 1Tim Kelly, Fr., M...................................... 2Matt Warnock, Sr., B..............................H2004Jeff Fisher, Jr., F....................................... 1Ryan Martin, Jr., M................................. 1Garrett Silvert-Noftle, Sr., B.................. 1Craig Neal, So., M.................................. 2Jeff Sullivan, So., B................................. 2Jon Glick, So., B......................................H2005Ben Brewer, So., B.................................. 1Jeff Fisher, Sr., F...................................... 1Ryan Martin, Sr., M................................ 1(NCAC Player of Year)Bo Reisinger, Sr., M................................ 1Cole Graham, Sr., F................................ 2Josh Warren, Jr., B.................................. 2Jamison Dague, So., G...........................HTim Kelly, Jr., B.......................................H2006Craig Neal, Sr., M................................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Josh Warren, Sr., B................................. 1Brandon Bianco, Sr., M.......................... 2Ben Brewer, Jr., B.................................... 2Jamison Dague, Jr., G............................. 2Tim Kelly, Sr., M..................................... 2Jeff Sullivan, Sr., B.................................. 2Nick Skoczen, Jr., M...............................HT.J. Trigg, So., B........................................H2007Nick Skoczen, Sr., M.............................. 1Tyler Wall, Fr., F..................................... 1Chad Baker, Fr., M.................................. 2Ryan Harmanis, Fr., M........................... 2Kevin McGowan, So., B.......................... 2Ben Brewer, Sr., B...................................HJamison Dague, Sr., G............................H2008Brian Greene, So., M.............................. 1Kevin McGowan, Jr., B........................... 1Tyler Wall, So., F..................................... 1Ryan Harmanis, So., M.......................... 2T.J. Trigg, Sr., B........................................ 2Matt Bonfini, Fr., F.................................HMatt Giannetti, Jr., B..............................H2005 North Coast Athletic Conference tournament champions!2009Eric Laipple, Jr., B................................... 1Travis Wall, So., M.................................. 1Tyler Wall, Jr., F...................................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Matt Giannetti, Sr., B............................. 2Jordan Halloran, Sr., M.......................... 2Ryan Harmanis, Jr., M........................... 2Kevin McGowan, Sr., B........................... 2Brian Greene, Jr., B.................................HBlake Pifer, Sr., M...................................H2010Brian Greene, Sr., B................................ 1Eric Laipple, Sr., B.................................. 1Dylan Stone, Jr., M................................. 1Travis Wall, Jr., F.................................... 1Tyler Wall, Sr., M.................................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Ryan Harmanis, Sr., M........................... 2Tyler Bryant, Jr., F..................................HPaul Hendricks, So., G...........................H1............................................ first team2....................................... second team3...........................................third teamH............................ honorable mentionBISHOP ALL-STARS49

BISHOP LETTERMENALL-TIME BISHOP LETTERMENABrownell, Jeff.................................... 1992Adekuale, Joe.................................... 1959 Bryant, Dan..................................2005-06Aiello, Greg........................1994-95-97-98 Bryant, Tyler........................... 2007-08-10Aldrich, Kenneth................................ 1963 Bucci, Paolo...................................... 2010Alford, Bryan..................................... 2003 Bundy, Bryan.....................1983-84-85-86Allen, Steve.......................1973-74-75-76 Burke, Ryan..................................2001-02Ambrosino, Mike................................ 1979 Burns, Brett...................................... 1995Andronici, Marcus.............1991-92-93-94 Burton, Ryan.....................1990-91-92-93Anstine, Joe.......................2000-01-02-03 Byers, Matt........................1983-84-85-86Armatas, Peter.................................. 1984CArntzen, Mort.....................1973-74-75-76 Cain, Brad.......................... 1999-2000-01Aros, Brian...................................1993-95 Cain, Brian........................1993-94-95-96BCain, Sean........................1989-90-91-92Backowski, Ryan............................... 1999 Campbell, Don....................... 1991-92-93Baker, Chad........................... 2007-08-09 Campbell, Mike.................1996-97-98-99Baker, Eric.............................. 1989-90-91 Carney, Brad.......................... 1981-82-83Barnes, Bob........................... 1986-87-88 Carter, Phillip.................................... 1955Barnes, Nick.................................2000-01 Cassell, Richard...........................1962-63Bao, Bobby...................................1963-64 Catillo, Vito............................ 1984-85-86Barone, Aaron................................... 2003 Chadima, Jason................1995-96-97-98Barth, Jonathan..................... 1997-98-99 Chappel, Leo.......................... 1985-87-88Bastianelli, Marcus................ 2007-08-10 Chiero, Jamie..................... 1998-99-2000Bates, Brad....................................... 1979 Chiero, Jason.......................... 1993-94-95Baumann, Jim...................1972-73-74-75 Childress, Rick.................................. 1986Bell, Tom...........................1964-65-66-67 Ciccarelli, Erik..............................2005-06Berger, Dick....................................... 1959 Cirillo, Keith...................................... 1980Beshara, Joe........................... 1996-97-98 Clark, William..............................1970-71Bianco, Brandon...............2003-04-05-06 Clifton, Bob..................................1955-56Bickelhaup, Steve........................1967-68 Cobb, Harvey................................1965-66Billings, Barry...................1993-94-95-96 Cofer, James...................................... 1976Bishop, Bill.......................1968-69-70-71 Coladangelo, Joe............................... 1987Blackett, Victor................................. 2001 Collier, Terry........................... 1977-78-79Blackwell, Bill..............................1982-83 Collins, Paul......................1970-71-72-73Blair, Matt....................................1989-90 Combs, Chris......................... 1982-83-84Blanchard, Charlie............1984-85-86-87 Conery, Ryan..................................... 1999Blankenship, Casey......................2009-10 Cook, Andrew.................................... 2006Blossom, Frank................................. 1965 Cooke-Yarborough, Nick.................... 1970Bonfini, Matt.......................... 2008-09-10 Cordaro, Thomas............................... 1993Borger, Richard............................1960-61 Corl, Wiley.............................. 1966-67-68Bouton, William.................1971-72-73-74 Costello, Rick.................................... 1985Boynton, Ben..................................... 2008 Coursen, Jeff.....................1981-82-83-84Brady, Sean.......................1994-95-96-97 Crabill, Tommy.................................. 2008Brannan, John........................ 1969-70-71 Curran, Don....................................... 1978Braverman, Ron...........................1985-87 Currie, Don........................................ 1957Brearton, Eric....................1974-75-76-77 Currier, Tim............................ 1965-66-67Breen, Kevin......................1980-81-82-83 Crecraft, Fred....................1968-69-70-71Brennan, Gerry.................................. 1983 Crescas, Robert................................. 1973Brewer, Ben.......................2004-05-06-07 Crumling, Doug............................1983-84Bright, Bob............................. 1957-58-59DBrooks, Mike......................1967-68-69-70 D’Auteuil, Marc................................. 2001Brown, Robert................................... 1973 Dague, Jamison.................2004-05-06-07Brown, Chris..................................... 2004 Deming, Fred................................1982-83Dibba, Ousman............................1975-76Dimatos, Drew...................1985-86-87-88Dobbs, Michael................................. 1997Dodrill, Matt...................................... 2010Dooley, Charlie..................1978-79-80-81Dos Santos, Shawn........................... 1995Duff, Chris........................1990-91-92-93Dunlap, Brett................1999-2000-01-02Dunlap, Walt.......................... 1965-66-68Dunn, Andy........................................ 1977Durchfort, Luis.................................. 2001Duval, John..................................1960-61Duysters, Dave.................................. 1955Dyson, Scott...................................... 1991EEconomou, John..................... 1982-83-84Economou, Tom.................1981-82-83-84Ellis, Mike....................................1987-88Engroff, Mike..................................... 1996Eugster, Nick..................................... 1995FFarquhar, Rich..................1978-79-80-81Fenuku, Robert.................................. 1961Finn, Jeff................................ 1993-94-95Finn, Jim...........................1991-92-93-94Fisher, Jeff.........................2002-03-04-05Fleming, Moro..............................1967-68Fleming, Robert............................1975-76Flynn, Thomas...................1991-92-93-94Foley, John......................................... 1977Fong, Don.....................................1955-56Forman, Martin.................1995-96-97-98Forster, George..................1973-74-75-76Fox, Chuck.........................1963-64-65-66Fox, Malcolm.......................... 1967-68-69Fox, Paul......................................1959-60Fulop, Steve.................................1994-95Francis, Eric......................2006-07-08-09Francis, Jay............................ 1974-76-77Franko, Jamie...............................2000-02Fratkin, Raphi........................ 2008-09-10GGardner, John...............................1986-87Gardner, Steve...................1975-76-77-78Garland, Dwight................1978-79-80-81Geehring, Jason...................... 1988-89-90Ghaemi, Zia.................................1975-76Gheen, Harley...............................1956-57Giannetti, Matt..................2006-07-08-09Gillanders, Scott...............1987-88-89-90Gilmore, Cris.....................1989-90-91-92Ginaven, Bob.......................... 1958-59-60Ginaven, John......................... 1958-59-60Gleichauf, Don.................................. 1955Glenn, David..................................... 1982Glenney, Chris................................... 1970Glick, Jon......................................2003-042011 OWU Men’s SoccerGobel, Steve........................... 2008-09-10Gollnick, John.................................... 1988Good, Randy.................................1985-86Gould, Roger.......................... 1967-68-69Gower, John.......................1979-80-81-82Graham, Cole....................2002-03-04-05Graham, Jeff.....................1983-84-85-86Greene, Brian....................2007-08-09-10Greer, Collin...................................... 2009Gregg, Clark.................................1980-81Grossman, Steve...............1983-84-85-86HHain, David.......................1967-68-69-70Haley, Taylor.................................1993-94Halloran, Jordan................2006-07-08-09Hampson, Brett.................1994-95-96-97Handyside, Keith..........................1969-70Harmanis, Ryan................2007-08-09-10Hartland, Lawrence........................... 1985Hartmann, Robert.............1960-61-62-63Hayes, Chris......................1996-97-98-99Hein, Steve............................. 1984-85-86Heineman, Tom...................... 1964-65-66Hendricks, Paul............................2009-10Hering, Jeff........................................ 2005Herr, Dave.............................. 1963-64-65Herrmann, Guy.................................. 1981Herron, Lewis.................................... 1975Hess, Tim.......................................... 1999Hillman, Tom..................................... 1975Hinchley, James................................. 1970Hindermann, Andrew......................... 1975Hoch, Jeff..........................1974-75-76-77Hoffman, Andy.............................2005-06Hoffman, David................................. 2003Hoffman, Philip.............1998-99-2000-01Holcomb, Barry.................................. 1962Holcomb, Bryan............................1995-96Hollis, Jeremiah................................. 1996Holubek, Zenowie.............................. 1956Horne, Jim.............................. 1978-79-80Hood, Bob.......................................... 1955Hood, Jonathan............................2007-08Howard, John.......................... 1991-92-94Howell, Clark.....................1985-86-87-88Hunt, Martin...................................... 1988Hurwitz, Marty..............................1973-7450

2011 OWU Men’s SoccerHusman, Brian.................................. 2005Hutton, Bob....................................... 1956Hyland, Ken.......................1982-83-84-86JJack, Chris...................................2000-01Jacobi, Peter...................................... 2010Jacobs, Francis............................1989-90Jacobs, Harrison................1991-92-93-94Jelencovich, Mike.........................1995-96Jisha, Jay........................................... 1986Jobson, Bill...................................1964-65Johnson, Jay........................... 1964-65-66Johnson, Kevin.................................. 2002Jones, Bob.............................. 1982-83-84Jones, David...................................... 1985Jones, Xander......................... 2005-06-07KKakel, Pete........................................ 1968Kaplan, Jeff.......................1984-85-86-87Kaszubski, Drew................2001-02-03-04Keegan, Pete.......................... 1960-61-63Kehoe, Jim.............................. 1980-81-82Keith, John........................................ 1972Kelly, Tim...........................2003-04-05-06Kendall, Donald...................... 1960-61-62Kessinger, Andy.................1988-89-90-91Kiefer, Taylor...................................... 2008King, George...................................... 1956Knight, Grant.................................... 2002Koch, David............................ 1971-72-73Kohlasch, Bill....................1976-77-78-79Kohlasch, Jim....................1978-79-80-81Kosmala, Kyle......................... 1991-92-93Kovar, David......................1991-92-93-94Kreider, Rea............................ 1969-70-71Krieger, Paul......................1995-96-97-98Krigbaum, Jeff...................2000-01-02-03Kropf, Steve....................................... 1983Krueger, Justin..................1993-94-95-96Kullman, Greg................................... 1999Kunian, Denny........................ 1961-62-63LLadjevardi, Ali...................1966-67-68-69Laipple, Eric......................2007-08-09-10Lallathin, Andy.................................. 1999Lamb, Torrance............................1961-62Lane, Ted................................ 1955-56-57Lange, Tom............................. 1965-66-67Lansing, Kurt......................... 1964-65-66Lathem, Chris........................ 2008-09-10Laux, Mark........................................ 1999Law, Kody.....................................2007-08Lawlor, Dan....................................... 1975Lays, Larry.........................1956-57-58-59Lehman, Bill...................................... 1962Lehman, Kevin..................2003-04-05-06Leonard, Tom..................................... 1967Levien, Tevon................................2009-10Levy, Basil....................................1984-87Liacouras, Jim...................1979-80-81-82Lindberg, Simon................................ 1992Linnemeyer, Todd.................... 1989-90-91Lippincott, John.................1959-60-61-62Litvack, Michael...........................2000-02Litzler, Chris...................................... 2010Logan, Joseph..............................1962-64Louria, Charlie..................1978-79-81-82Luckett, Ted............................ 1980-81-82Ludwick, Ed....................................... 1975Luthi, Ray.....................................1968-69MMacDonald, Tom................................ 1964MacGlennon, George.............. 1973-74-75MacVaugh, Lee.............................1961-62Madden, Chris..............................2002-03Magruder, John....................... 1977-78-79Magruder, Munro..........................1973-74Mahan, Jack......................1965-66-67-68Manfrass, T.J................................1998-99Mariere, Dennis................................. 1974Markovich, Nick.................2003-04-05-06Martin, Ryan.....................2001-03-04-05Mateja, Marcus............................1985-86Mathews, Ed..................................... 1955Mathiasen, Tim...................... 1977-78-79Maxted, John..................................... 1973Mayo, Steve.......................1989-90-91-92McAlister, Andres.............................. 2005McGlaughlin, Michael....................... 2008McGowan, Kevin................2006-07-08-09McNamara, John............................... 1987McNamara, Tom................1983-84-85-86McPherson, Neil...........................1958-59McWilliams, Rick.................... 1972-73-74Meier, Louis....................................... 1956Melzer, Nick............................ 1996-97-98Mendenhall, Nate.........................1991-92Mendez, Alberto................................. 1991Meyer, Ian.......................................... 1988Michalopoulos, Costa...................1957-59Millard, Robert.............................1958-59Miller, Andrew........................ 2008-09-10Miller, Erik......................................... 1983Miller, Matt........................1985-86-87-88Miller, Phil.....................1998-99-2000-01Miller, Robert................................1992-93Miller, Ross..................................1973-74Miller, Ryan..................................2000-01Minkler, Don......................1975-76-77-78Misiewicz, Vic....................1978-79-80-81Moazed, Charles................1961-62-63-64Molter, Jeff........................................ 1990Molter, Mark........................... 1988-89-90Moneme, Obi.....................1992-93-94-95Moore, Patrick........................ 2005-06-07Moran, Enis..................................1973-74Morgan, Billy Jack............................. 1996Morris, Robert........................ 1969-70-71Muller, Andrew.................................. 1996Munn, John...................................1956-58Murawski, Will...................2006-07-08-09Murphy, Brian.................................... 1983Musgrave, Mark...........................1981-82Myers, Charles.............................1971-72Myers, Chris.................................2005-06Myers, Greg....................................... 1976NNagy, Kornel...................................... 1957Nagy, Sandor..................................... 1957Nardin, Dave..................................... 1957Neal, Craig........................2003-04-05-06Neary, Brian........................... 1983-84-85Nelligan, Fred...............................1973-74Nelms, Ashah.................................... 2002Nelson, Scott.......................... 1981-82-83Nganga, Mwenja............................... 1956Noel, Nick.....................................2002-03Norris, Ben........................................ 2002Norris, Jim......................................... 1977Norris, Rob........................................ 1980North, Robert..................................... 2001Nosko, Joe......................................... 2003Noye Nortney, Henry................ 1958-59-60Nugent, Tim....................................... 1980OO’Donnell, Brian................................ 1981O’Keefe, Ian....................................... 2010O’Rourke, Brian...................... 2000-01-02Obereiner, Jason................................ 2003Olson, Brian.................................1989-90Orr, Fred............................................ 1961Osborne, Mike..............................1971-72Otshinga, Emmanual........................ 1969Ott, Richard........................... 2007-08-09PPak, Peter............................... 1986-87-89Papaphilippou, Taso.......................... 1957Parschauer, John..........................1995-96Paterson, Don.................................... 1968Patterson, John.................1961-62-63-64Pavol, Branden.................................. 2005Peacock, Dennis................................ 1988Pedreschi, David..........................1997-98Pelok, Phil.........................1989-90-91-92Pepe, Mike.........................1990-91-92-93Perrin, Grey....................................... 1973Perrin, Jim.............................. 1958-59-60Peters, John....................................... 1977Peters, Rick....................................... 1978Petri, Gill........................................... 1960Pifer, Blake............................. 2007-08-09Potter, Brad..................................1958-59Pourmand, Mustapha........................ 1976Prescott, Taylor.................................. 2008Price, David..................................1958-59Pricher, William............................1963-64Primavera, John................................ 1987QQuinttus, Ben.................................... 2009RRamsdale, Fred................................. 1961Rebillard, Dick.................................. 1955Reed, Doug............................. 1995-96-97Reid, Dave......................................... 1956Reisinger, Bo.....................2002-03-04-05Rickey, Branch..................1963-64-65-66Ridings, Owen................................... 2002Riggle, Andy......................1991-92-93-94Riker, Bob.......................................... 1956Rinda, Terry.......................1968-69-70-71Roach, Phil...................................1959-60Roads, Dan............................ 2002-03-04Roberts, Adam..................2000-01-02-03Robinson, Tacuma.........1998-99-2000-01Roblin, John.................................1965-66Roblin, Lee............................. 1968-69-70Rohrey, Paul...................................... 2002Romanelli, Domenic............... 1985-86-87Roney, Trip.............................. 1987-88-89Rosser, Chip...................................... 1966Rossi, Ben.........................1993-94-95-96Rozanski, Keith...................... 1996-97-98Rushton, Deakin................1979-80-81-82Russo, Pat......................................... 1995Russotto, Josh..............................1995-96Rylander, Bill.....................1965-66-67-68SSt. Cyr, Scott..................................... 2010Salamon, Matt.................................. 1992Saunders, George................... 1973-74-75Sbrochi, Frank.................... 1998-99-2000Schermerhorn, Jeff................. 1981-82-83Schmiechen, Tim...............1981-82-83-84Schnatz, Eric.................1999-2000-01-02Schneider, Frank.................... 1960-61-62Schrader, Matt....................... 1988-89-90Scolaro, Rob........................... 1989-90-91Scrimshaw, Steve................... 1971-72-73Scully, Rich............................ 1981-82-83Searl, Robert.....................1968-69-70-71BISHOP LETTERMEN51

BISHOP LETTERMENSebert, Derek.......................... 2008-09-10Sellitto, Mark.......................... 1996-97-98Seltzer, Bill........................................ 1955Sengpiel, Ted.......................... 1991-92-93Serfaty, Phil............................ 2007-08-09Shadoan, Matt.................................. 2010Shaw, Don....................................1966-67Shaw, John........................1974-75-76-77Shearer, Frank..............................1962-64Shearer, Kirk......................1977-78-79-80Sher, Misha............................ 1997-98-99Sherwood, Steve...........................1968-69Shipps, Dave................................1963-64Short, Eli........................................... 1961Sidle, Philip..................................1970-72Silvert-Noftle, Garrett........2001-02-03-04Sinclair, Miles...................2001-02-03-04Skoczen, Nick....................2004-05-06-07Slagel, Dave...................................... 1966Small, Chad.................................1973-74Small, Clay............................. 1969-70-71Smart, John..................................1982-83Smith, Clay.......................1988-89-90-91Smith, Donald...................1960-61-62-63Smith, Heath.......................... 2001-02-03Smith, Paul.......................2000-01-02-03Smith, Trever...................... 1998-99-2000Snyder, George....................... 1977-78-79Sommers, Mark...................... 1975-76-77Sosa, Alfredo................................1998-99Spofford, Ed......................1977-78-79-80Spofford, John...................1974-75-76-77A sampling of Ohio Wesleyan Soccer AlumniKevin Breen ‘84Senior Consultant/Relationship Manager, Deutsche BankAndrew Taylor ‘84Vice President, Bank of New York MellonDomenic Romanelli ‘87President and Owner, Romanelli Custom HomesPeter Pak ‘90Partner, The Decatur GroupClay Smith ‘92Vice President, OctagonObi Moneme ‘96Neurology Resident, The Ohio State University HospitalsKeith Rozanski ‘99Attorney, Haight, Brown, & BonesteelFrank Sbrochi ‘01Institutional Trader, Royal Bank of CanadaChris Vorenkamp ‘03Soccer Player, Vikingur Reykjavik (Iceland)Spooner, Ed..................................1997-98Squire, Mark...................................... 1978Stanley, Jason..............................2002-03Stanton, Alex..................................... 2010Steele, Robert.................................... 1977Stegner, Jon....................................... 2010Steinbach, Rich...................... 1979-81-82Stojanovski, Mendo........................... 1984Stone, Dylan........................... 2008-09-10Strasburg, Bob.............................1955-56Street, Wayne....................1991-92-93-94Striler, Sam............................ 2007-08-09Stultz, Francis...................1962-63-64-65Subtelny, Greg...................1967-68-69-70Sullivan, Glen................1998-99-2000-01Sullivan, Jeff.....................2003-04-05-06Szegedy, Gyorgy................................. 1957Josh Warren ‘07Student of Veterinary Medicine, Purdue UniversityTTaha, Fouad...................................... 1955Taylor, Andy.......................1980-81-82-83Tamayo, Marcelo............................... 1999Templar, Charles............................... 1957ter Kuile, Roger............................1957-60Thieser, Jim............................ 1964-65-66Thompson, Bill.................................. 1956Thompson, Eric.................1963-64-66-67Thomson, Caleb................1982-83-84-85Tielsch, Matt..................................... 2002Tillson, Mark......................1973-74-75-76Timm, Eric.............................. 1980-81-82Timm, Nate........................................ 2003Tobias, Martin................................... 2010Tomich, Peter......................... 1976-77-78Tower, Harry............................ 1965-66-67Trigg, T.J............................2005-06-07-08Trotter, Dick............................ 1964-65-66UUfferman, Matt.............1997-98-99-2000Ufferman, Todd.................2005-06-07-08Ufferman, Trevor............................... 1998VVan Horn, Jon................1997-98-99-2000Vidovich, Jay.......................... 1979-80-81Villarreal, Juan.................................. 1978Vorenkamp, Chris..........1999-2000-01-02Vorenkamp, Kevin..............1994-95-96-97Vrabel, Kevin..................................... 1978WWagner, Richard..................... 1969-70-71Waite, Marc.......................1977-78-79-80Walchanowicz, Jim............................ 1985Walker, Michael................................. 1992Wall, Travis............................. 2008-09-10Wall, Tyler..........................2007-08-09-10Ward, Stu.......................................... 1982Warn, Eric..........................1985-86-87-88Warner, Huber.................................... 1955Warnock, Andy................................... 2002Warnock, Matt...................2000-01-02-03Warren, Josh........................... 2004-05-06Watson, Bob...................................... 1955Weeman, Jeff.......................... 1988-89-90Weinberg, Michael............................. 1999Welch, Reed.......................1988-89-90-91Wellman, Bob...............................1964-65Whipp, Andrew.................................. 2002White, Mike....................................... 1987Whitney, Nathan................................ 1999Williams, David............................1961-62Williams, Matt........................ 1986-87-88Williams, Tom....................1968-69-70-71Willoughby, Matt...............1992-93-94-95Wilson, Allyn...................................... 2009Wilson, Damon.............................2004-05Winkler, William...........................1975-76Wisneiski, Phil................................... 1964Witkoff, Ben...................................... 2010Wong, Norman................................... 1961Wood, Bob......................................... 1955Wortmann, Randall...........1960-61-62-63Wyman, Rick.....................1981-82-83-84YYaggi, Tom...................................2004-05Yannicos, John.............................1956-58Yost, Alan..........................2002-03-04-05Young, Arthur......................... 1969-70-71ZZechiel, Bob...................................... 1972Zegrossi, Norman.........................1956-572011 OWU Men’s Soccer52

HOME OF THE BISHOPSThe Battling Bishop men’s and women’s soccer teams playtheir home games at Roy Rike Field, located on Park Avenue acrossfrom the Ohio Wesleyan residential campus.Widely regarded as among the Midwest’s finest facilities forthe sport, Roy Rike hosted NCAA Division III soccer championshipsfor men in 1990 and 1998 and for women in 2001. It hasbeen the site of an overwhelming home-field record by the Bishopmen’s team, including a 40-game winning streak. That home-fieldadvantage helped the Bishops post the best record in the NCAAduring the 1980s.A fully-enclosed press box and new bleacher seating and anew building housing locker rooms and offices completed a 3-partreconstruction of Roy Rike Field. A state-of-the-art irrigationsystem and new lights and standards were installed as the project’sfirst 2 phases.Built in 1934 as a project of the Works Progress Administration,Community Field hosted football games and track meets for WillisHigh School and included an adjacent baseball field and tenniscourts. When Hayes High School was finished in 1962, it providedfor those sports with playing facilities on the school grounds andOhio Wesleyan purchased the complex. E. Roy Rike ’42 donated$25,000 to remove the track and upgrade the fields for intercollegiatesoccer and lacrosse and intramurals.Prior to 1964, Ohio Wesleyan home games were played at SouthField, which was located on Henry Street south of Selby Field.Roy Rike FieldSelby StadiumATHLETIC FACILITIESThe crown jewel of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities isSelby Stadium, which is the home of the football, field hockey,track & field, and men’s and women’s lacrosse contingents.An OmniGrass artificial playing surface for the 2006-07academic year, lights for the 2010-11 academic year, and a videoscoreboard in the spring of 2011, making the venue one of themost impressive among NCAA Division III institutions. Constructedin 1929, Selby received a new, fully-enclosed 2-levelpress box and new bleacher seats in the first part of a 3-phaserestoration program and refurbished locker rooms in the program’ssecond phase. The facility, which seats 9100 and is thefourth-largest college-owned field in NCAA Division III, was thesite of the 1988 Division III men’s lacrosse championship game.Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an AmeritanFP surface installed for the 2006-07 academic year. The siteof 19 of the first 27 North Coast Athletic Conference outdoortrack & field championships, Selby is believed to be the oldestfacility in the nation constructed to Olympic specifications andremaining in its original configuration. Selby Stadium and theGauthier Track hosted the NCAA Division III outdoor track &field championships in 2011.Across campus, Roy Rike Field hosts soccer, primarilyunder the lights. Widely regarded as one of the Midwest’s finestfacilities for the sport, Roy Rike Field was the site of the NCAADivision III semifinals and championship game for men in 1990and 1998 and for women in 2001.The centerpiece of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities isthe Branch Rickey Physical Education Center, prized for bothits size and versatility. The Richard Gordon Field House floorwas resurfaced in November 2008, and the track was refinishedwith a state-of-the-art encapsulated surface in December 2008.Gordon Field House hosted the first 9 NCAC indoor track & fieldchampionships. Indoor practice for fall and spring sports can behandled there as well: floor space is larger than a football field,accommodating 4 courts for tennis and 2 for basketball and volleyball.Branch Rickey Arena, seating 2300, hosts varsity basketballand volleyball contests. Also in the Center are 5 handball/racquetball courts, a squash court, offices, locker rooms andlounges.Offices and locker rooms also are part of Edwards Gymnasium,which is connected by tunnel to the Rickey Center. Remodelingin Edwards has recently included an expanded strengthfacility.The men’s and women’s swimming teams compete in theMeek Aquatics and Recreation Center, a 10-lane, geothermallyheated facility that opened in October 2010.Softball is played at Margaret Sagan Field, which openedduring the 2008 season. Baseball is played at Littick Field, site ofthe 2003 NCAA Division III Mideast Regional. Tennis is playedboth at the Tennis Centre, a complex of 6 outdoor courts wherethe 1978 NCAA Division III championships were held; and theLuttinger Family Tennis Center, a complex of 6 outdoor courtsacross the street set to open in the fall of 2010.The cross country teams run at nearby Methodist TheologicalSchool and Delaware Golf Club, which hosted the NCAADivision III men’s and women’s championships in 1984 and 2005and for many years was the site of the All-Ohio Intercollegiatechampionship meet. The golf team also hosted the 2003 NCAADivision III championships at the Delaware Golf Club.

2011 MEN’S SOCCER SCHEDULESEPTEMBER2 Fri. FRED MYERS INVITATIONALHamline vs. Hiram ROY RIKE FIELD 5:00Messiah vs. Ohio Wesleyan ROY RIKE FIELD 7:303 Sat. FRED MYERS INVITATIONALHiram vs. Messiah ROY RIKE FIELD 5:00Hamline vs. Ohio Wesleyan ROY RIKE FIELD 7:309 Fri. adidas® INVITATIONALCapital vs. Carnegie Mellon ROY RIKE FIELD 5:00Wheaton (Ill.) vs. Ohio Wesleyan ROY RIKE FIELD 7:3010 Sat. adidas® INVITATIONALCapital vs. Wheaton (Ill.) ROY RIKE FIELD 5:00Carnegie Mellon vs. Ohio Wesleyan ROY RIKE FIELD 7:3014 Wed. Otterbein Westerville 4:0017 Sat. CAPITAL ROY RIKE FIELD 7:0021 Wed. Ohio Northern Ada 4:0024 Sat. JOHN CARROLL ROY RIKE FIELD 7:0028 Wed. Case Reserve Cleveland 7:0030 Fri. HIRAM* ROY RIKE FIELD 8:00OCTOBER4 Tue. Oberlin* Oberlin 7:008 Sat. DePauw* Greencastle, Ind. 2:0012 Wed. Wabash* Crawfordsville, Ind. 4:0015 Sat. WITTENBERG* ROY RIKE FIELD 7:3019 Wed. WOOSTER* ROY RIKE FIELD 7:0022 Sat. Denison* Granville 7:0026 Wed. KENYON* ROY RIKE FIELD 7:0029 Sat. ALLEGHENY* ROY RIKE FIELD 7:30NOVEMBER2 Wed. NCAC tournament semifinal high seeds TBA5 Sat. NCAC tournament final high seed TBA*North Coast Athletic Conference game