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2007 Men’s Soccer

Founded in 1842, Ohio Wesleyan isan independent undergraduate liberalarts university affiliated with TheUnited Methodist Church. Ohio Wesleyanis accredited by the North CentralAssociation of Colleges and Schools.The University is a member of the GreatLakes Colleges Association, a consortiumof 12 leading independent institutionsin Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.Ohio Wesleyan confers the Bachelorof Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts andBachelor of Music degrees. The Universityalso offers combined-degree (3-2)programs in engineering, medical technology,optometry and physical therapy.Degree programs are offered through22 academic departments and severalinter-disciplinary programs. Distinctivefeatures of the academic program includethe Arneson Institute for PracticalPolitics, the Center for Economics andBusiness, the National Colloquium, theHonors Program, and opportunities forindependent research, internships, andoff-campus study.Ohio Wesleyan employs 136 fulltimefaculty, of whom 36 percent are femaleand 8 percent are minority. Nearly100 percent of the tenure-track facultyhold a Ph.D. or the highest degree attainablein their field. The studentfacultyratio is about 13:1.Ohio Wesleyan currently enrollsabout 1945 students, 52 percentOhio Wesleyan in BriefLocation >> Delaware, Ohio 43015Founded >> 1842Total Full-time Enrollment >> 1945Nickname >> Battling BishopsColors >> Red and BlackInterim President >> Dr. David RobbinsHome Field >> Roy Rike Field (nat. grass)Capacity >> 1740Affiliation >> NCAA Division IIIConference >> North Coast Athleticfemale/48 percent male, from 43 statesand 42 countries. About 58 percentof the students are from the Midwest;another 23 percent are from the EastCoast. The multicultural enrollmenttotal of 19 percent includes U.S.multicultural students (10 percent)and international students (9 percent).Twenty-seven percent of the2007 freshmen graduated in the top 10percent of their high school class and49 percent were in the top 25 percentof their class.Diversity, creativity, leadership andservice are emphasized throughoutthe co-curriculum. Students are activein more than 100 clubs and organizations,as well as departmental studentboards, academic honoraries, musicand theatre productions, fraternitiesand sororities, and an extensive intramuralsports program. More than 85percent of the students are involved incommunity service projects. Ohio Wesleyanfields 23 varsity athletic teams,22 of which 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 470,000 items, featuresan online catalog and circulationsystem.This past year’s fundraising effortscontinued to focus on facility enhancement,including the $22 million RememberingMr. Rickey campaign. The2006-07 Annual Fund surpassed $3.8million, and Team OWU continues toprovide an important base of supportfor the day-to-day operations of ourathletics program.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 >> TBAOffice Manager >> Kelly DewOffice 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

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerPrincipal Media OutletsPressBen Stroup and Gary HeneryDelaware Gazette18 E. William St.Delaware, OH 43015(740) 363-1161 x319/372Mark ZnidarColumbus Dispatch34 S. 3rd St.Columbus, OH 43216(614) 461-5234Craig JamesSuburban News Publications5257 Sinclair RoadColumbus, OH 43229(614) 785-1212televisionJerod SmalleyWCMH-TV (Ch.4/NBC)PO Box 4Columbus, OH 43216(614) 263-5555Clay Hall and Anthony RothmanWSYX-TV (Ch.6/ABC)1261 Dublin Rd.Columbus, OH 43215(614) 481-6650Paul SpohnWBNS-TV (Ch.10/CBS)770 Twin Rivers Dr.Columbus, OH 43212(614) 460-3962Memo to the MediaThe 2007 Ohio Wesleyan University men’s soccer mediaguide has been prepared by Ohio Wesleyan’s Office of UniversityCommunications to assist you with your coverage this year. Theguide was published September 17, 2007, with information availableat that date. Additional and updated information, statisticsand photos are available at all times to accredited news sourcesfrom the Sports Information 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 radiobroadcasts from Roy Rike Field. Please make arrangementsthrough the Sports Information Office at least a week before thegame.CreditsThe 2007 Ohio Wesleyan men’s soccer media guide waspublished by Richardson Printing. Photographs by Sara Tincherand Bruce Heflin and courtesy, Ohio Wesleyan Sports PhotographyArchives. The Bishop men’s soccer media guide has beenhonored 12 times as among the best in Division C by members ofthe College Sports Information Directors of America.On the cover: Nick Skoczen (photo by Matt Emmons)ContentsPrincipal Media Outlets // 1Memo to the Media // 1Why Battling Bishops? // 12007 Outlook // 2Head Coach Jay Martin // 3Coaching Staff // 4Player Profiles // 5-92007 Alphabetical and Numerical Rosters // 102006 Results and Statistics // 112007 Opponents in Brief // 112006 NCAC Standings and Statistics // 12-13NCAC Records // 14About the NCAC // 152006 in Review // 16-17Bishop Soccer Year-by-Year // 18Conference Championships // 18Stu Parry Award // 18NCAA Tournament Appearances // 19-20All-Time Series Records // 21Bishop Records // 22-23Fred Myers Invitational // 24All-Star Bishops // 25-29All-Time Bishop Lettermen // 30-31Remembering Mr. Rickey Campaign // 32Home of the Bishops // inside back coverAthletic Facilities // inside back cover2007 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

2007 Bishop Outlook2The Ohio Wesleyan University men’ssoccer team rode a suffocating defenseto the NCAA Division III semifinals lastyear before finishing with a 15-1-6 record.Along the way, the Bishops posted theirsecond consecutive unbeaten regularseason and won their eighth North CoastAthletic Conference championship in thelast 9 years.Head coach Jay Martin welcomes5 returning starters and 12 returninglettermen who will try to win their fourthstraight conference championship andmake another run deep into the NCAADivision III playoffs.“We’re very talented, but very young,”Martin said. “We could start 4 freshmento open the season — but they’re verygood players.”Defense was the Bishops’ strengthin 2006, with the team setting school andNCAC records by allowing only 7 goalsduring the entire season. Three startersreturn from that stellar unit.Back in goal is senior Jamison Dague.Dague led the NCAC in saves percentagelast year on the way to second-team allconferencelaurels. He also was an ESPNThe Magazine Academic All-America ®selection.“Jamison is one of the bestgoalkeepers in Division III,” Martin said.“We’re counting on him for leadership ondefense. Our season will go only as wellas Jamison and the defense go.”Senior Xander Jones, anotherreturning letterwinner in goal, could startfor many teams, while junior Ben Boyntonand sophomore Richard Ott will battle forplaying time.Jamison Dague makes a save.In the backfield, senior Ben Brewerand junior T.J. Trigg are returning All-NCAC selections. Brewer was a secondteampick in 2006 after receiving firstteamhonors in 2005, and Trigg wonhonorable mention status in 2006.Sophomores Matt Giannetti andKevin McGowan, both of whom sawsignificant action last year, could winstarting positions this season. SeniorPatrick Moore is another returningletterman, and sophomore Jon Hood alsoreturns.Newcomers who could contributeinclude freshmen Brian Greene, EricLaipple and Taylor Prescott. Greene andLaipple were an all-state selections inhigh school.The midfield is traditionally an OhioWesleyan strength, and 2007 will be nodifferent.Leading the returnees in the midfieldis senior Nick Skoczen, who was anhonorable mention All-NCAC choice lastyear. Skoczen will see action in insideand outside midfield spots this season.Sophomore Jordan Halloran, theteam’s top returning scorer with 5 goalsand an assist last year, is back at theattacking midfield position.Freshman Ryan Harmanis, an alldistrictselection in high school, “will playsomeplace,” according to Martin. Alsofighting for time at the various midfieldspots are sophomores Blake Pifer and PhilSerfaty and freshmen Chad Baker andKody Law. Law was an all-state pick inhigh school.Sophomore Will Murawski, whosaw action at several different positionslast season, takes over at the defensivemidfield spot this year, and sophomoreJake Meiser also returns.“We’re very deep with different typesof midfielders,” Martin said, “but it’s amatter of who’s willing to play together.”Scoring from the front line was thequestion mark for Ohio Wesleyan lastyear, with the Bishops scoring 38 goalsas a team. “We’re going to rectify that,”Martin said. “We’re going to play moreattacking formations, and I think ourattackers are better than last year, withbetter athleticism and better speed.”Junior Todd Ufferman andsophomore Eric Francis are returninglettermen up front and will joinsophomore Sam Striler and freshmenTyler Bryant and Tyler Wall. Bryant andWall were all-state picks in high school,while Striler, a transfer from Trinity, was a2-time all-state selection as a prep.The Bishops’ wild card is freshmanMarcus Bastianelli, who should see actionin the midfield or up front.Ohio Wesleyan faces another ruggedschedule. The season opens with theFred Myers Invitational, which featuresGuilford, Hope and Kean; and the adidas ®Invitational, with games against Almaand Medaille. Important regional testswith Wilmington, DePauw, Otterbeinand John Carroll follow immediatelythereafter. In the NCAC, 2006 tournamentwinner Denison, 2006 tournamentrunner-up Allegheny, up-and-comingOberlin and traditional rivals Woosterand Wittenberg will be at the forefront ofanother thrilling title chase.2007 OWU Men’s Soccer

2007 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) andfunction (player, coach, administrator), andhe’s probably done it.Martin hit a new peak in an alreadyillustriouscoaching career when he guidedthe Battling Bishops to the 1998 NCAA DivisionIII championship.Martin has guided his 30 soccer teamsto a 515-99-42 record. Last year, the BattlingBishops won the North Coast AthleticConference championship and tournament,advanced to the NCAA Division III semifinalsand finished with a record of 15-1-6.His teams have reached the NCAADivision III semifinals 7 times, finishing asnational runner-up twice in addition to the1998 title. They have brought home 12 regionaltitles, including 9 in the last 15 seasonsthat the NCAA tournament includeda regional format. Ohio Wesleyan holdsNCAA Division III records with 29 playoffappearances and 49 playoff victories.Martin’s teams set an NCAA recordwith 18 consecutive Division III tournamentberths from 1978-95 and have won 17conference crowns and an unprecedented14 Stu Parry Awards, the latter recognizingOhio’s top Division III team each year.He has been named Regional Coach of theYear, an honor awarded to one coach fromall divisions, 13 times in his 30 years atOhio Wesleyan and was named NSCAA nationalcoach of the year in 1991 and 1998.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.Martin was the seventh college coachto reach the 500-win mark, according torecords of the National Soccer CoachesAssociation 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-yearrecord of 104-34, winning 4 Midwest LacrosseAssociation titles, earning 6 NCAAplayoff bids and twice making Martin theMLA Coach of the Year. And talk aboutdeveloping individual talent — in bothsports, in 38 seasons, Martin has turnedout 49 All-America and 172 All-Mideast orAll-Midwest players.Beyond coaching, Martin also hasserved soccer with a term as president ofthe NSCAA as well as a 6-year stint on theNCAA Division III selection committee, including4 years as committee chair. He hasbeen a color analyst of the Major LeagueMARTIN’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 .818Career Totals (30 years) 515-99-42 .817Soccer’s Columbus Crew for 9 seasons.In addition, he took over as editor of theNSCAA’s The Soccer Journal in January, 2003,becoming the publication’s third editor sinceits establishment in 1950.Martin is a professor in Ohio Wesleyan’sphysical education department and servedas athletics director from 1985-2004. Duringhis 19 years as athletics director, OhioWesleyan athletics enjoyed unprecedentedsuccess. Ohio Wesleyan won a conferencerecord6 consecutive NCAC all-sportschampionships from 1988-94. More recently,the Battling Bishops finished in the top 25 ofthe NACDA Directors Cup NCAA Division IIIstandings in 6 of the last 8 academic yearsunder Martin’s leadership.Prior to joining the Ohio Wesleyanfaculty, Martin served as a 2-sport assistantat The Ohio State University, from which hereceived both M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. Earlier,he was director of sport at the Munich,Germany, YMCA, coaching soccer, volleyball,basketball and lacrosse; and athletics directorat the American International School atDusseldorf.A native of Hingham, Mass., Martinreceived his B.A. degree from SpringfieldCollege in 1971. He lettered in soccer andlacrosse, earning All-America laurels inthe latter. In Germany, he played soccer forthe Kaiserwerth Club, played professionalbasketball and served on the staff of theVolleyball Pavilion at the 1972 Olympics.3

coaching staffJEFF FISHERAlma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ’06At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season>> Lettered for 4 years as forward forthe Battling Bishops...led the Bishopsin scoring in 2004 and 2005.>> Was a 3-time first-team All-NorthCoast Athletic Conference selectionand a 2-time All-Ohio and all-regionchoice...was first-team All-Ohio andall-region in 2004.>> Fisher is a native of Westerville,Ohio.MIKE LENTZAlma Mater: Ohio State ’97At Ohio Wesleyan: 6th season>> Coaches the Bishop goalkeepers.>> Came to Ohio Wesleyan aftercoaching at Denison University for 3seasons...also has coached at ColumbusNorthridge and Johnstown HighSchools.>> Played goalkeeper for 2 seasons atOhio State.>> Holds a USSF “A” coaching license.>> Lentz is a native of North Olmsted,Ohio.RYAN MARTINAlma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ’05At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season>> Capped his Ohio Wesleyan playingcareer by receiving third-teamNSCAA All-America honors....alsowas a 3-time first-team all-regionselection.>> Earned North Coast AthleticConference Player of the Year honorsas a senior...was a 3-time first-teamAll-NCAC selection.>> Led the NCAC in scoring with 11goals and 12 assists in 2003.>> Has continued his playing careerwith Real Salt Lake of Major LeagueSoccer.>> Martin is a native of Dublin, Ohio.CRAIG NEALAlma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ’08At Ohio Wesleyan: 1st season>> Finished his Ohio Wesleyan playingcareer by receiving first-teamNSCAA All-America and first-teamall-region honors.>> Tabbed North Coast Athletic ConferenceOffensive Player of the Yearas a senior...was a 2-time All-NCACselection.>> Led the NCAC in scoring with 11goals and 4 assists in 2006...also ledleague with 4 game-winning goals.>> Neal is a native of Powell, Ohio.2007 OWU Men’s SoccerJON VAN HORNAlma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ’01At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season>> Closed out his Ohio Wesleyanplaying career by winning third-teamNSCAA All-America and first-teamall-region laurels.>> Named North Coast Athletic ConferenceOffensive Player of the Yearas a senior...compiled 11 goals and 2assists in helping Bishops advance tonational quarterfinals.>> Scored go-ahead goal in 1998NCAA Division III championshipgame.>> Van Horn is a native of MountPleasant, Mich.4

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerBENBREWER#11Seniorback5-10, 175Columbus, OhioDublin Scioto High SchoolEconomics management major3 letters2006: Received second-team All-NorthCoast Athletic Conference honors insecond season as starting back.>> Set up game-winning goal vs. Chicagoin first round of adidas ® Invitational Sept.8.>> Assisted insurance goal vs. OtterbeinSept. 20.>> Assisted game-winning goal in NCACwin vs. Denison Oct. 6.>> Set up game-winning goal in NCACdecision at Wittenberg Oct. 14.>> Credited with assist on game-winninggoal in NCAA Division III second-roundgame vs. Ohio Northern Nov. 11.2005: Won starting spot in Bishopbackfield and went on to earn secondteamall-region and first-team All-NCAChonors.>> Named to Fred Myers Invitational alltournamentteam after wins over FredoniaState and Greensboro Sept. 2-3.>> Credited with assist for first collegiatepoint in NCAC win vs. Wooster Oct. 22.2004: Won first letter as spot starter andreserve in backfield...played in 17 games,starting 5.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received all-conference and all-districthonors.>> Helped team win pair of district titles.Year Games Goals Assists Points2004 17 0 0 02005 21 0 1 12006 19 0 5 5Career 57 0 6 6JAMISONDAGUESeniorgoalkeeper6-1, 175Bexley, OhioBexley High SchoolPolitics & government major3 letters2006: Was second-team all-region andAll-North Coast Athletic Conference pickin third season as starting goalkeeper...led NCAC in saves percentage for secondstraight season...led NCAC in shutouts (9).>> Earned first-team Academic All-America® honors.>> Stopped 7 shots in shutout vs. Wisconsin-Oshkoshin first round of Fred MyersInvitational Sept. 1.>> Made 1 save in shutout vs. Chicago infirst round of adidas ® Invitational Sept. 8.>> Credited with 6 saves in shutout vs.Elmhurst in second round of adidas ®Invitational Sept. 9.>> Named to adidas ® Invitational all-tournamentteam after wins over Chicago andElmhurst Sept. 8-9.>> Recorded 5 saves in NCAC win vs. AlleghenySept. 23.>> Stopped 2 shots in scoreless overtimetie vs. Ohio Northern Sept. 27.>> Had 3 saves in NCAC win vs. OberlinOct. 11.>> Compiled 5 saves in NCAC win at WittenbergOct. 14.>> Named NCAC Player of the Week forhis efforts in the Oberlin and Wittenberggames.>> Had 3 saves in shutout vs. Wabash Oct.25.>> Stopped 5 shots in tie vs. Hiram Oct.28...the decision clinched the NCACchampionship for Ohio Wesleyan.>> Posted 4 saves in scoreless tie vs. Alleghenyin NCAC tournament semifinalNov. 1.>> Made timely save of Hope penalty kick,putting Bishops in position to advance inshootout after 1-1 tie in NCAA DivisionIII first-round game Nov. 10...had 6 savesduring the game.>> Had 1 save in shutout win in NCAADivision III second-round game vs. OhioNorthern Nov. 11.>> Made crucial save of Case Reserve penaltykick, putting Bishops in position toadvance in shootout after scoreless tie inNCAA Division III third-round game Nov.18...stopped 4 shots during the game.>> Recorded 2 shots in shutout win inNCAA Division III quarterfinal vs. DominicanNov. 19.2005: Won honorable mention All-NCAChonors in second season as startinggoalkeeper...led NCAC in saves percentage...alsowas second-team AcademicAll-America ® selection.>> Had 2 saves in overtime win in championshipgame of Fred Myers Invitationalvs. Greensboro Sept. 3.>> Stopped 5 shots in shutout win vs.North Park in first round of adidas ® InvitationalSept. 9.>> Named to adidas ® Invitational all-tournamentteam after wins over North Parkand Olivet Sept. 9-10.>> Made 5 saves in 75 minutes of shutoutwin at Otterbein Sept. 21.>> Recorded 3 saves in shutout win atWabash Oct. 8.>> Stopped 7 shots in 1-0 Bishop win vs.Wittenberg Oct. 11.>> Credited with 6 saves in NCAC win atDenison Oct. 15.>> Had 6 saves in NCAC win vs. WoosterOct. 22.>> Finished with 4 saves in shutout atOberlin Oct. 26...the win clinched theNCAC title for Ohio Wesleyan.>> Posted 4 saves in shutout win in NCACtournament semifinal vs. Wittenberg Nov.2.>> Had 6 saves in shutout win in NCACtournament championship vs. AlleghenyNov. 5.>> Named NCAC Player of the Week forhis efforts in the Wittenberg and Alleghenygames.>> Finished with 8 saves in NCAA secondroundgame vs. Calvin Nov. 11.2004: Won starting goalkeeper spot earlyin season and went on to rank second inNCAC in saves percentage.>> Stopped 1 shot in blanking Kalamazooin first half of championship game of FredMyers Invitational Sept. 4.>> Had 1 save in second half of shutoutwin vs. Capital Sept. 7.>> Was not tested in second half ofshutout win vs. Alma in second round ofadidas ® Invitational Sept. 11.>> Made 3 saves in shutout win at DePauwSept. 18.>> Credited with 7 saves vs. Ohio NorthernSept. 21.>> Stopped 5 shots in NCAC win vs. EarlhamOct. 6.>> Had 7 saves in NCAC win vs. DenisonOct. 23.>> Made 1 save in shutout win at OberlinOct. 30...the win clinched a share of theNCAC championship for Ohio Wesleyan.>> Recorded 6 saves in scoreless tie vs.Denison in semifinal of NCAC tournamentNov. 5.High School: Lettered in soccer.>> Helped team win state championship.Year GP GA GAA Svs Svs% ShO2004 17 10 0.68 46 .821 42005 20 12 0.63 81 .871 92006 22 7 0.31 72 .911 12Career 59 29 0.52 199 .273 25Returning Lettermen5

Returning lettermenERICFRANCIS#14Sophomoreforward5-8, 160Alliance, OhioMarlington High SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2006: Won first letter as forward...playedin 17 games, starting 2.>> Contributed assist in collegiate debutvs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh in first round ofFred Myers Invitational Sept. 1.>> Scored insurance goal in NCAC win atWittenberg Oct. 14.>> Tallied insurance goal in NCAC win vs.Wabash Oct. 25.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccerand once in baseball and tennis.>> Named county Player of the Year insoccer...also was first-team all-leagueselection.>> Helped soccer team win 2 district titlesand 2 conference championships.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 17 2 1 5MATTGIANNETTI#21Sophomoreback6-2, 165Montclair, N.J.Montclair High SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2006: Lettered as reserve back...played in6 games.>> Scored first collegiate goal in Bishopdebut vs. Earlham Oct. 20.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Was 2-time all-state selection and3-time all-county pick.>> Helped team win 3 county championshipsand advance to state sectionalfinals.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 6 1 0 2JORDANHALLORAN#3Sophomoremidfielder5-8, 140Springfield, OhioCatholic Central High SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2006: Lettered as midfielder...played in21 games, starting 4.>> Tied for second in North Coast AthleticConference in game-winning goals (3)...also tied for ninth in total goals (5).>> Scored game-winning goal vs. Elmhurstin second round of adidas ® InvitationalSept. 9.>> Assisted insurance goal vs. OtterbeinSept. 20.>> Scored game-winner and added insurancegoal in NCAC win at Kenyon Oct. 17.>> Notched game-winning goal in NCACwin vs. Earlham Oct. 20.>> Tallied insurance goal in NCAA DivisionIII quarterfinal vs. Dominican Nov.19.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received first-team all-state honors.>> Set school’s season and career assistrecords.>> Helped team win district championshipand 3 conference titles.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 21 5 1 11XANDERJONESSeniorgoalkeeper6-2, 195Pomfret, Conn.Pomfret SchoolHistory major2 letters2006: Won second letter as reserve goalkeeper...playedin 3 games.>> Credited with 2 saves in 25 minutes ofshutout at DePauw Sept. 16.>> Blanked Otterbein in second half ofnon-conference win Sept. 20...made 2saves.>> Had 1 save in second half of NCAC winvs. Earlham Oct. 20.2005: Lettered as backup goalkeeper...played in 4 games, starting 1.>> Had 1 save in second half vs. Olivet in secondround of adidas ® Invitational Sept. 10.>> Made 1 save in final 15 minutes ofshutout win at Otterbein Sept. 21.>> Made first collegiate start vs. HiramSept. 30...had 1 save in first half of contest.>> Credited with save in NCAC win vs.Kenyon Oct. 18.2004: Did not letter as reserve goalkeeper.Also: Three-year letterwinner as pitcherfor Bishop baseball team.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer and 3in baseball.>> Received all-state honors in soccer...washonorable mention all-region pick.>> Served as baseball team captain.2007 OWU Men’s SoccerYear GP GA GAA Svs Svs% ShO2004 0 0 — 0 — 02005 4 0 0.00 4 1.000 02006 3 0 0.00 5 1.000 0Career 7 0 0.00 9 1.000 0KEVINMcGOWAN#20Sophomoreback5-8, 155Cincinnati, OhioOak Hills High SchoolChemistry major1 letter2006: Won first letter as back...played in17 games, starting 8.High School: Lettered twice in soccer andonce in baseball.>> Was second-team all-conference selectionin soccer.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 17 0 0 0PATRICKMOORE#18Seniormidfielder5-11, 165Worthington, OhioThomas Worthington H.S.Economics management major2 letters2006: Lettered as midfielder...played in 10games, starting 5.2005: Received letter as backup midfielder...playedin 2 games.2004: Did not letter as reserve midfielder.High School: Lettered twice in soccer.>> Was a 2-time all-conference selection.6

2007 OWU Men’s Soccer>> Helped team win state championship.Year Games Goals Assists Points2005 2 0 0 02006 12 0 0 0Career 14 0 0 0WILLMURAWSKI#8Sophomoremidfielder6-1, 175Alpharetta, Ga.Westerville North High SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2006: Opened season as starting midfielder...playedin 20 games, starting 9.>> Set up game-winning goal vs. Elmhurstin second round of adidas ® InvitationalSept. 9.>> Assisted insurance goal at DePauwSept. 16.>> Scored go-ahead goal in NCAC win vs.Allegheny Sept. 23.>> Scored go-ahead goal in NCAC win vs.Denison Oct. 6.High School: Lettered 3 times in soccer.>> Was first-team all-district and allconferencepick...named OCC Player ofthe Year.>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player.>> Helped team win state championshipand make second state finals appearance.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 20 2 2 6NICKSKOCZEN#13Seniormidfielder5-6, 145Chagrin Falls, OhioKenston High SchoolEconomics management major3 letters2006: Won honorable mention All-NorthCoast Athletic Conference laurels in secondseason as starting midfielder.>> Set up game-winning goal vs. OtterbeinSept. 20...finished game with 2 assists.>> Scored insurance goal in NCAC win vs.Earlham Oct. 20.>> Converted deciding penalty kick after1-1 tie in NCAA Division III first-roundgame vs. Hope Nov. 10...had scored to giveBishops 1-0 lead in eighth minute.>> Scored game-winning goal in NCAADivision III second-round game vs. OhioNorthern Nov. 11.>> Converted deciding penalty kick after0-0 tie in NCAA Division III third-roundgame at Case Reserve Nov. 18.2005: Earned second letter as midfielder...playedin all 21 games, starting 14...ranked sixth on team in scoring.>> Tied for fifth in North Coast AthleticConference with 3 game-winning goals.>> Scored first collegiate goal vs. Olivetin second round of adidas ® InvitationalSept. 10.>> Had Bishops’ first 2 goals vs. DePauwSept. 17.>> Assisted game-winning goal in secondovertime at Ohio Northern Sept. 27...finished with 2 assists.>> Scored game-winning goal with 2:52left in regulation time vs. Hiram Sept. 30.>> Named NCAC Player of the Week forhis efforts in the Ohio Northern andHiram games.>> Set up goal that put Bishops ahead tostay at Wabash Oct. 8.>> Scored game-winner and assisted oninsurance goal in NCAC win vs. KenyonOct. 18.>> Credited with assist on game-winninggoal at Allegheny Oct. 29.2004: Won first letter as spot starter andreserve in midfield...played in 11 games,starting 3.>> Celebrated first collegiate start with assistin NCAC win at Wittenberg Oct. 9.>> Credited with assist in NCAC win vs.Kenyon Oct. 20.High School: Received 3 letters in soccer.Year Games Goals Assists Points2004 11 0 3 32005 21 5 6 162006 20 3 2 8Career 52 8 11 27T.J. TRIGG#7Juniorback5-9, 170Westerville, OhioNorth High SchoolPhysical education major2 letters2006: Won starting spot in Bishop backfieldand went on to receive honorablemention All-North Coast Athletic Conferencestatus.>> Named to adidas ® Invitational all-tournamentteam after wins over Chicago andElmhurst Sept. 8-9.2005: Lettered as reserve back...played in17 games, starting 4.High School: Lettered twice in soccer.>> Received third-team all-district andfirst-team all-conference honors.>> Named team’s Most Valuable DefensivePlayer.>> Helped team win state title as juniorand finish as state runner-up as senior.>> Served as team captain.Year Games Goals Assists Points2005 17 0 0 02006 21 0 0 0Career 38 0 0 0TODDUFFERMAN#19Juniorforward5-11, 160Delaware, OhioHayes High SchoolEconomics management major2 letters2006: Won second letter as forward...played in 16 games, starting 4.>> Assisted game-winning goal in NCACwin vs. Oberlin Oct. 11.>> Set up insurance goal in NCAC win vs.Wabash Oct. 25.>> Assisted insurance goal in NCAA DivisionIII quarterfinal vs. Dominican Nov.19.2005: Lettered as backup forward...played in 1 game.Also: Brothers, Matt and Trevor, playedsoccer at Ohio Wesleyan.High School: Won 3 letters in soccer and4 in swimming.>> Was first-team all-conference selectionin both sports.>> Helped both teams win conferencechampionships.>> Named soccer team’s Most ValuablePlayer.>> Qualified for state swimming championshipmeet.Year Games Goals Assists Points2005 10 0 0 02006 16 0 3 3Career 17 0 3 3Returning Lettermen7

other squad membersCHAD BAKER#16Freshman midfielder5-11, 140Dublin, OhioJerome High SchoolSports management majorHigh School: Lettered thrice in soccer.>> Received second-team all-conferencehonors.>> Helped soccer team win pair of regionalchampionships and one district crown.MARCUS BASTIANELLI#22Freshman forward5-10, 160Indianapolis, Ind.North Central High SchoolSports science majorHigh School: Lettered in soccer.>> Helped soccer team win state championship.BEN BOYNTONJunior goalkeeper6-3, 200Claremont, Calif.Claremont High School2006: Did not letter as reserve goalkeeper.2005: Did not letter as reserve goalkeeper.High School: Lettered twice in soccer andonce in tennis.>> Received all-conference honors in soccer.TYLER BRYANT#2Freshman forward5-10, 140Chillicothe, OhioUnioto High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received all-state honors...also was alldistrictselection.>> 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.BRIAN GREENE#4Freshman back6-1, 170Beavercreek, OhioBeavercreek High SchoolZoology majorHigh School: Won 4 letters in soccer.>> Was third-team all-state selection.>> Helped team win district and leaguechampionships.>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player.RYAN HARMANIS#15Freshman midfielder6-0, 170Hilliard, OhioDavidson High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered 4 times in soccer.>> Earned all-district and all-conferencehonors...named conference’s Player of theYear.>> Helped team win district and conferencechampionships.>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player.JON HOODFreshman midfielder5-9, 160Rosemont, Pa.Radnor High SchoolMajor undeclared2006: Did not letter as reserve midfielder.High School: Won 3 letters in soccer andwrestling and 2 in lacrosse.>> Received All-Main Line honors in bothsoccer and wrestling...was first-teampick in soccer and honorable mention asgrappler.>> Was 2-time all-league choice in soccer.>> Served as team captain for both teams.>> Named soccer team’s Most ValuablePlayer.>> Helped soccer team win state champioship.ERIC LAIPPLE#5Freshman back5-11, 155Westerville, OhioSouth High SchoolEconomics management majorHigh School: Lettered 3 times in soccer.>> Received third-team all-state honors.>> Was 2-time all-district selection andfirst-team all-conference pick.>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player asjunior and senior.>> Helped team win pair of conferencechampioships.KODY LAW#102007 OWU Men’s SoccerFreshman midfielder5-9, 155Reynoldsburg, OhioReynoldsburg High SchoolBusiness majorHigh School: Lettered 4 times in soccerand once in track & field.>> Was third-team all-state pick in soccer.>> Earned first-team all-district all-conferencelaurels in soccer.JAKE MEISERSophomore midfielder5-8, 150Avon, OhioAvon High SchoolEconomics management major2006: Did not letter as reserve midfielder.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer and2 in basketball.>> Received all-conference honors in bothsports...was 2-time first-team selection insoccer and honorable mention choice inbasketball.>> Was all-county and all-district selectionin soccer.RICHARD OTTSophomore goalkeeper6-0, 170Norwalk, OhioNorwalk High SchoolPhysics major2006: Did not letter as backup goalkeeper.High School: Received 3 letters in soccer.>> Was Academic All-Ohio selection.8

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerBLAKE PIFERSophomore midfielder5-7, 155Fleming, OhioAda High SchoolZoology major2006: Did not letter as reserve midfielder.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received first-team All-Ohio honors.>> Was 3-time first-team all-district and allleaguechoice.>> Named league’s Player of the Year.>> Served as team captain.TAYLOR PRESCOTT#24Freshman midfielder6-3, 165Ruston, La.Ruston High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered in soccer.PHIL SERFATY#23Sophomore midfielder5-8, 160Dublin, OhioJerome High SchoolEconomics major2006: Started 4 games as midfielder beforesuffering season-ending knee injury.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received second-team all-state honors.>> Was first-team all-district and all-conferenceselection.>> Named conference’s Player of the Year.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 4 0 0 0SAM STRILER#6Sophomore forward5-9, 170St. Louis, Mo.Country Day SchoolMajor undeclared2006: Saw action as forward at TrinityUniversity.>> Scored first collegiate goal vs. RhodesSept. 22...also contributed assist in game.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Was 2-time all-state selection.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 10 1 1 3TYLER WALL#9ROGER INGLESAthletics DirectorFreshman forward5-10, 170Columbus, OhioUpper Arlington High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Received all-state and all-regioncitations.>> Set school career record for goals.>> Helped club team win pair of statechampionships.Why do we have athletics in a liberal arts setting?Regardless of the size of the institution or the level ofcompetition, the core values cited in the athletic missionstatements of institutions as diverse as Ohio WesleyanUniversity and The Ohio State University are remarkablyconsistent. These core values are easily stripped into threebasic principles: an almost-unanimous endorsement ofthe pursuit of excellence in all things, including athletics;universal identification of athletics as an integral part ofthe educational mission of the institution and citation ofthe intrinsic value to each of the participants, includingpersonal and social maturation, the education of the wholeperson, the development of a healthy lifestyle and learningthe value of the pursuit of goals in a collective context; andidentification of athletics as one of the best ways to developand foster a sense of community. The universal benefitsof athletics are conferred alike on the quarterback at OhioState playing in front of 100,000 spectators and the OhioWesleyan field hockey player playing in front of a smallweekday crowd.OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS9

alphabetical roster10No. Player yr. Pos. Ltr. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School16 Baker, Chad Fr. M 0 5-11 140 Dublin Jerome22 Bastianelli, Marcus Fr. F 0 5-10 160 Indianapolis, IN North CentralGK Boynton, Ben Jr. G 0 6-3 200 Claremont, CA Claremont11 Brewer, Ben* Sr. B 3 5-10 175 Columbus Dublin Scioto2 Bryant, Tyler Fr. F 0 5-10 140 Chillicothe UniotoGK Dague, Jamison* Sr. G 3 6-1 175 Bexley Bexley14 Francis, Eric* So. F 1 5-8 160 Alliance Marlington21 Giannetti, Matt* So. B 1 6-2 165 Montclair, NJ Montclair4 Greene, Brian Fr. B 0 6-1 170 Beavercreek Beavercreek3 Halloran, Jordan* So. M 1 5-8 140 Springfield Catholic Central15 Harmanis, Ryan Fr. M 0 6-0 170 Hilliard DavidsonHood, Jon So. B 0 5-9 160 Rosemont, PA RadnorGK Jones, Xander* Sr. G 2 6-2 195 Pomfret, CT Pomfret School5 Laipple, Eric Fr. B 0 5-11 155 Westerville South10 Law, Kody Fr. M 0 5-9 155 Reynoldsburg Reynoldsburg20 McGowan, Kevin* So. B 1 5-8 155 Cincinnati Oak HillsMeiser, Jake So. M 0 5-8 150 Avon Avon18 Moore, Patrick* Sr. M 2 5-11 165 Worthington Thomas Worthington8 Murawski, Will* So. M 1 6-1 175 Alpharetta, GA Westerville NorthGK Ott, Richard So. G 0 6-0 180 Norwalk NorwalkPifer, Blake So. M 0 5-7 155 Fleming Ada24 Prescott, Taylor Fr. M 0 6-3 165 Ruston, LA Ruston23 Serfaty, Phil So. M 0 5-8 160 Dublin Jerome13 Skoczen, Nick* Sr. M 3 5-6 145 Chagrin Falls Kenston6 Striler, Sam So. F 0 5-9 170 St. Louis, MO St. Louis Country Day7 Trigg, T.J.* Jr. B 2 5-9 170 Westerville North19 Ufferman, Todd* Jr. F 2 5-11 160 Delaware Hayes9 Wall, Tyler Fr. F 0 5-10 170 Columbus Upper Arlington*Lettermen (12)2007 Numerical RosterNo. PlayerYr. Pos.2 Tyler Bryant Fr. F3 Jordan Halloran* So. M4 Brian Greene Fr. B5 Eric Laipple Fr. B6 Sam Striler So. F7 T.J. Trigg* Jr. B8 Will Murawski* So. M9 Tyler Wall Fr. F10 Kody Law Fr. M11 Ben Brewer* Sr. B13 Nick Skoczen* Sr. M14 Eric Francis* So. F15 Ryan Harmanis Fr. M16 Chad Baker Fr. M18 Patrick Moore* Sr. M19 Todd Ufferman* Jr. F20 Kevin McGowan* So. B21 Matt Giannetti* So. B22 Marcus Bastianelli Fr. F23 Phil Serfaty So. M24 Taylor Prescott Fr. MGK Jamison Dague* Sr. GGK Xander Jones* Sr. GGK Richard Ott So. G*Lettermen (12)Pronunciation Guide2007 OWU Men’s SoccerMarcus Bastianelli..................................................................... BASS-tee-a-nell-eeJamison Dague...........................................................................rhymes with vagueMatt Giannetti..................................................................................... JEE-a-net-eeJordan Halloran........................................................................................ HAL-o-runXander Jones................................................................................................ZAN-derEric Laipple................................................................................................. LYE-pullJake Meiser................................................................................................... MY-surWill Murawski.................................................................................... ma-RAW-skeeBlake Pifer.................................................................................................... PIE-furPhil Serfaty.......................................................................................... SURF-ah-teeNick Skoczen............................................................................................. SKOE-zunSam Striler..................................................................................................STRY-lur

2007 OWU Men’s Soccer2006 Bishop Results 2006 Bishop StatisticsSite-ResultDateH- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Wisconsin-Oshkosh 0 9/1H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Olivet 1 9/2H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Chicago 0 9/8H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Elmhurst 0 9/9A- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, DePauw 0 9/16H- OHIO WESLEYAN 5, Otterbein 0 9/20H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Allegheny 1* 9/23H- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Ohio Northern 0 9/27A- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Wooster 0* 6/30H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Denison 1* 10/6H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Oberlin 0* 10/11A- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Wittenberg 0* 10/14A- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Kenyon 1* 10/17H- OHIO WESLEYAN 5, Earlham 0* 10/20H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Wabash 0* 10/25N- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Hiram 1* 10/28H- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Allegheny 0 + 11/1(Allegheny advances on penalty kicks, 4-3)H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Hope 1 # 11/10(Ohio Wesleyan advances on penalty kicks, 5-3)H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Ohio Northern 0 # 11/11A- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Case Reserve 0 # 11/18(Ohio Wesleyan advances on penalty kicks, 4-3)N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Dominican (Ill.) 0 # 11/19N- Wheaton (Ill.) 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 0 # 11/24*North Coast Athletic Conference game (7-0-2)+NCAC tournament game#NCAA Division III tournament gameFinal Division III ranking: 3rd2007 Opponents in BriefSCORING GP Goals Assists PointsCraig Neal 22 11 4 26Brandon Bianco 22 4 4 12Jordan Halloran 21 5 1 11Erik Ciccarelli 21 4 0 8Nick Skoczen 20 3 2 8Nick Markovich 19 2 3 7Will Murawski 20 2 2 6Eric Francis 17 2 1 5Josh Warren 21 1 3 5Ben Brewer 19 0 5 5Dan Bryant 12 1 1 3Todd Ufferman 16 0 3 3Matt Giannetti 6 1 0 2Tim Kelly 22 1 0 2Kevin Lehman 19 1 0 2Jeff Sullivan 22 0 2 2BISHOPS 22 38 30 106OPPONENTS 22 7 4 18GOALIES GP Min GA GAA Saves Save% SOsXander Jones 3 99 0 0.00 5 1.000 0Jamison Dague 22 2005 7 0.31 72 .911 12BISHOPS 22 2104 7 0.30 77 .917 15OPPONENTS 22 2104 38 1.63 116 .753 5bold face indicates returning playerOpponent Location Nickname Conference Head Coach 2006* RS/RL* SID/Contact PhoneAllegheny* Meadville, Pa. Gators NCAC Angelo Panzetta 11-5-3 6/18 Bill Salyer 814-332-5952Alma Alma, Mich. Fighting Scots Michigan Intercoll. Nathan Kronewetter 3-14-1 7/16 Josh Ernst 989-463-7114Denison* Granville, Ohio Big Red NCAC Rob Russo 13-5-2 8/11 Craig Hicks 740-587-6546DePauw Greencastle, Ind. Tigers Southern Collegiate Page Cotton 11-7-0 10/18 Bill Wagner 765-658-4630Earlham* Richmond, Ind. Quakers NCAC Roy Messer 6-12-0 7/19 Don Tincher 765-983-1795Guilford Greensboro, N.C. Quakers Old Dominion Jeff Bateson 5-11-1 8/15 Dave Walters 336-316-2107Hiram* Hiram, Ohio Terriers NCAC Carl Capellas 9-6-2 9/21 Jeff Hoedt 330-569-5495Hope Holland, Mich. Flying Dutchmen Michigan Intercoll. Steve Smith 14-4-2 7/18 Tom Renner 616-395-7860John Carroll University Hts., Ohio Blue Streaks Ohio Athletic Hector Marinaro 5-8-4 7/11 Chris Wenzler 216-397-4676Kean Union, N.J. Cougars New Jersey Athletic Tony Ochrimenko 10-8-5 8/19 Karyn Pinter 908-737-0603Kenyon* Gambier, Ohio Lords NCAC Chris Brown 4-9-4 7/13 Marty Fuller 740-427-5471Medaille Buffalo, N.Y. Mavericks Allegheny Mountain Dan Krzyzanowicz 20-1-1 7/16 Michael Carbery 716-880-2357Oberlin* Oberlin, Ohio Yeomen NCAC Blake New 8-5-5 7/11 Zach Pretzer 440-775-8503Ohio Dominican Columbus, Ohio Panthers American Mideast Eric Nichols 15-5-1 10/17 Jeff Blair 614-251-4577Ohio Northern Ada, Ohio Polar Bears Ohio Athletic Brent Ridenour 16-3-5 8/16 Tim Glon 419-772-2046Otterbein Westerville, Ohio Cardinals Ohio Athletic Gerry D’Arcy 8-8-1 7/11 Ed Syguda 614-823-1288Wabash* Crawfordsville, Ind. Little Giants NCAC Roberto Giannini 3-14-1 5/10 Brent Harris 765-361-6165Wilmington Wilmington, Ohio Quakers Ohio Athletic Bud Lewis 12-6-1 7/11 Jeff Hibbs 937-382-6661Wittenberg* Springfield, Ohio Tigers NCAC Steve Dawson 8-8-2 8/13 Ryan Maurer 937-327-6114Wooster* Wooster, Ohio Fighting Scots NCAC Graham Ford 10-4-2 8/16 Hugh Howard 330-263-23742006 bishop statistics*North Coast Athletic Conference opponent*2006=2006 record*RS/RL=returning starters/returning lettermen11

2006 NCAC REView122006 NCAC StandingsNCACOverallTeam W L T Pts GF GA W L T GF GAOhio Wesleyan 7 0 2 23 19 4 15 1 6 38 7Denison* 7 1 1 22 19 4 13 5 2 32 13Oberlin 5 2 2 17 16 8 8 5 5 28 18Allegheny 5 4 0 15 18 10 11 5 3 33 16Wooster 4 3 2 14 10 9 10 4 2 20 14Wittenberg 4 4 1 13 14 11 8 8 2 28 29Kenyon 2 4 3 9 8 13 4 9 4 15 30Hiram 2 5 2 8 10 19 9 6 2 26 26Wabash 1 7 1 4 5 25 3 14 1 17 49Earlham 1 8 0 3 4 20 6 12 0 14 34*Tournament winner(NCAC standings are based on points: 3 for a win and 1 for a tie)PREVIOUS NCAC REGULAR-SEASON LEADERSYear 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 (9-0-0) Allegheny (6-1-2)2000 Ohio Wesleyan (9-0-0) Earlham (6-2-1)2001 Ohio Wesleyan (8-1) Denison (7-2)2002 Wooster (7-0-2) Allegheny (7-2)2003 Denison, Wooster (8-1) Ohio Wesleyan (7-2)2004 Ohio Wesleyan, Wooster (8-1) Denison (7-2)2005 Ohio Wesleyan (9-0-0) Oberlin (6-2-1)2006 Ohio Wesleyan (7-0-2) Denison (7-1-1)PREVIOUS NCAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSYear Champion (Score) Runner-Up2000 Ohio Wesleyan (4-0) Earlham2001 Ohio Wesleyan (3-1) Denison2002 Ohio Wesleyan (1-0) Allegheny2003 Ohio Wesleyan (2-1) Wooster2004 Allegheny (0-0, 5-3 pk) Denison2005 Ohio Wesleyan (3-0) Allegheny2006 Denison (3-2, OT) AlleghenyNOTE: During the 1984-99 seasons and again beginning with the 2003 season,the NCAC champion was determined by the highest regular season winningpercentage or point total. During the 2000-02 seasons, the NCAC tournamentchampion was recognized as the conference champion.2006 NCAC Statistics LEADERSSCORING G Goals Assists Points Pts/GCraig Neal, OWU 22 11 4 26 1.18Gary Simkus, WAB 17 9 1 19 1.12George Padgitt, WAB 13 6 1 13 1.00Steve Fracasso, WOO 16 7 1 15 0.942007 OWU Men’s SoccerSam Zackheim, OBE 18 7 1 15 0.83Luke Lennox, DEN 18 6 2 14 0.78Matt Borland, WITT 18 4 6 14 0.78Mark Dobish, ALL 17 5 3 13 0.76Shane Price, WITT 17 6 1 13 0.76Karl Ruter, WOO 12 4 1 9 0.75GOALTENDING GP Goals Saves Shutouts Save%Jamison Dague, OWU 22 7 72 12 .911Erik Larson, WOO 16 14 76 8 .844Kevin Donahue, DEN 20 13 67 11 .837Clayton Combe, OBE 18 17 69 7 .802Ryan Larkin, ALL 19 16 59 8 .787Previous NCAC individual LeadersSCORINGYear Player G 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 1.18GOALTENDINGYear 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 0.79

2007 OWU Men’s Soccer1986 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 .911PREVIOUS NCAC PLAYERS OF THE YEAROFFENSEYearPlayer1984 Ken Hyland, Ohio Wesleyan1985 Matt Byers, Ohio Wesleyan1986 Bryan Bundy, Ohio Wesleyan1987 Ian Banda, Wooster1988 Ian Banda, Wooster1989 Ian Banda, Wooster1990 Ian Banda, Wooster; Matt Schrader, OWU1991 Mike Donovan, Kenyon1992 Mike Donovan, Kenyon1993 Mark Phillips, Kenyon1994 Wayne Street, Ohio Wesleyan1995 Obi Moneme, Ohio Wesleyan1996 Brian Cain, OWU; Wayne Albertyn, Kenyon1997 Kelsey Olds, Kenyon1998 Jamie Dick, Earlham1999 Matt Sowa, Allegheny2000 Jon Van Horn, Ohio Wesleyan2001 Philip Hoffman, Ohio Wesleyan2002 Brian Conaway, Wooster2003 Adam Milligan, Wooster;Ben Montgomery, Allegheny2004 Brian Conaway, Wooster2005* Brian Conaway, Wooster2006 Craig Neal, Ohio WesleyanDEFENSEYearPlayer1984 Rick Wyman, Ohio Wesleyan1985 John Porter, Wooster1986 Drew Dimatos, Ohio Wesleyan1987 Jeff Kaplan, Ohio Wesleyan1988 Drew Dimatos, Ohio Wesleyan1989 Joe Youngblood, Kenyon1990 Mphatso Namwali, Wooster1991 Marshall Chapin, Kenyon; Ben Helm, Wittenberg1992 Leigh Sillery, Kenyon1993 Chris Duff, Ohio Wesleyan1994 Jason Chiero, Ohio Wesleyan1995 Damon Rossi, Wooster1996 Kelsey Olds, Kenyon; Patrik Raune, Wittenberg1997 Per Willen, Kenyon1998 Orion Creamer, Earlham1999 Chris Hayes, Ohio Wesleyan2000 Phil Hoffman, Ohio Wesleyan2001 L.J. Marks, Allegheny2002 Chris Vorenkamp, Ohio Wesleyan2003 Jeff Krigbaum, Ohio Wesleyan2004 Andrew DeBord, Wooster2005* Ryan Martin, Ohio Wesleyan2006 David Folt, DenisonKenHylandDrewDimatosJonVan HornChrisHayesPREVIOUS NCACCOACHES OF THE YEAR1984 Jay Martin, OWU 1996 Jack Detchon, Kenyon1985 Jay Martin, OWU 1997 Roy Messer, Earlham1986 Bob Nye, Wooster 1998 Sean Kramer, Denison1987 Fred Shults, Oberlin 1999 Paul Hogan, Allegheny1988 Fred Shults, Oberlin 2000 Jay Martin, OWU1989 Bob Nye, Wooster 2001 Des Lawless, Kenyon1990 Mike Pilger, Kenyon 2002 Angelo Panzetta, Allegheny1991 Steve Dawson, Wittenberg 2003 Graham Ford, Wooster1992 Steve Dawson, Wittenberg 2004 Angelo Panzetta, AlleghenyFran O’Leary, Kenyon 2005 Blake New, Oberlin1993 Steve Dawson, Wittenberg 2006 Jay Martin, OWU1994 Jay Martin, OWU1995 Jay Martin, OWURoy Messer, Earlham2006 NCAC review13

NCAC historyBryan Bundy Wayne Street Reed WelchNCAC RecordsINDIVIDUAL — GAMEGoals: 9, Mark Phillips (Kenyon) vs. Case Reserve, 9/21/1994Assists: 4, Matt Byers (Ohio Wesleyan) 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, 11/2/2002Points: 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), 1991INDIVIDUAL — 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: 7, Ohio Wesleyan, 2006Shutouts: 16, Ohio Wesleyan, 1991Victories: 23, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000Winning Streak: 23, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000Winning Streak, NCAC games: 23, Ohio Wesleyan, 1998-2001Unbeaten Streak: 30, Ohio Wesleyan, 2004-05Unbeaten Streak, NCAC games: 26, Ohio Wesleyan, 2004-06Ryan Martin was named NCACPlayer of the Year in 2005.Craig Neal was named NCACPlayer of the Year in 2006.2007 OWU Men’s Soccer14

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerAbout the NCACOhio Wesleyan University is a charter memberof the North Coast Athletic Conference, which begancompetition in the 1984-85 academic year. Other chartermembers are Allegheny College, Case Western ReserveUniversity, Denison University, Kenyon College, OberlinCollege and the College of Wooster. Earlham Collegeand Wittenberg University joined the NCAC in 1988,and Hiram College and Wabash College joined the NCACin 1998.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 22 championship sportsincludes 11 for men and 11 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 >> Dennis CollinsOffice Phone >> (440) 871-8100Home Phone >> (440) 892-1904Assistant Director >>Assistant Director >>Keri Alexander LuchowskiSue PenickaFax Machine >> (440) 871-4221Mailing Address >> PO Box 16679, Cleveland, OH 44116e-mail >>Home Page >>ncac@northcoast.orghttp://www.northcoast.orgFounded >> February, 1983Conference Colors >>Championship Sports >>Red, White and Blue22 (11 men, 11 women)During the NCAC’s 23 years of competition, the leaguehas established itself as one of the most competitive in thenation. A total of 44 teams in all 22 sports, and all 10 NCACschools, were represented in national competition last year,with one team winning an NCAA Division III championshipto raise the conference’s 23-year total to 55. In addition,179 student-athletes from around the league earned All-America and/or Academic All-America® honors.CYNTHIA HOLLIDAYSenior Women’s AdministratorOhio Wesleyan University has been in the forefrontof establishing excellence and equity in the athleticarena for both men and women. Ohio Wesleyan was oneof the founding institutions of the National CollegiateAthletic Association (NCAA). In the early 1980s, MaryParker, a coach and administrator at Ohio Wesleyan,played an integral role in founding the CentennialConference, the first conference in the nation formedspecifically for women’s athletics. In 1983, OhioWesleyan became a charter member of the North CoastAthletic Conference (NCAC). The NCAC’s foundingphilosophy includes both sport and gender equity aswell as a firm commitment to academics. The NCACconducts championships in 22 sports, 11 for men and 11for women. Ohio Wesleyan’s Athletic Hall of Fame wasone of the first to induct both men and women. OhioWesleyan University will continue the commitment toexcellence, academically, athletically and with sport andgender equity a priority.About the ncac15

2006 oWU REView162006 in ReviewOhio Wesleyan 2, Wisconsin-Oshkosh 0Sept. 1 at Roy Rike FieldCraig Neal scored both Ohio Wesleyan goals and the Bishop defense turnedin a fine effort to help the Bishops to a season-opening win over the Titans infirst-round action of the annual Fred Myers Invitational. Neal gave the Bishopsa 1-0 lead in the 17th minute when Brandon Bianco served the ball into the boxfrom the right side and Neal headed it home. Neal added his second goal with6:05 left in the first half.SCORING LEADERS: Neal 2-0; Bianco 0-1, Francis 0-1.SAVES: Dague 7.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 15, Wisconsin-Oshkosh 13.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Olivet 1Sept. 2 at Roy Rike FieldBianco scored the game-winning goal with 13:52 left in the first half asOhio Wesleyan defeated the Comets in the second round of the Fred MyersInvitational. The Bishops won the Myers Invitational title, Ohio Wesleyan’s fifthin a row and 23rd in the 29 seasons the tournament has been contested. Nealreceived the Dick Gauthier Award as the Myers Invitational’s Most ValuablePlayer. He was joined on the all-tournament team by Bianco, Tim Kelly andJosh Warren. Ohio Wesleyan moved up 3 spots to the No. 4 position in the nextweek’s NSCAA Division III rankings.SCORING LEADERS: Bianco, Lehman 1-0.SAVES: Dague 1.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 23, Olivet 4.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Chicago 0Sept. 8 at Roy Rike FieldNeal headed home the game-winning goal with 9:31 left in regulation time tolift Ohio Wesleyan over the Maroons in first-round action of the annual adidas®Invitational. Ben Brewer sent the ball into the box and Neal came in from theleft side to head it into the net. The win was the 30th straight in regularseasonaction for Ohio Wesleyan, breaking the school-record 29-game streakassembled by the 1991 and 1992 Battling Bishops.SCORING LEADERS: Neal 1-0, Brewer 0-1.SAVES: Dague 2.SHOTS: Chicago 15, Ohio Wesleyan 8.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Elmhurst 0Sept. 9 at Roy Rike FieldJordan Halloran scored the go-ahead goal and Bianco added an insurance goalon a penalty kick to pace Ohio Wesleyan over the Blue Jays in second-roundaction of the adidas® Invitational. Will Murawski was credited with an assiston Halloran’s goal. Neal, Bianco, T.J. Trigg and Dague represented the Bishopson the all-tournament team. Ohio Wesleyan moved up to the No. 3 spot in thenext week’s NSCAA Division III poll.SCORING LEADERS: Halloran, Bianco 1-0.SAVES: Dague 6.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 15, Elmhurst 14.Ohio Wesleyan 3, DePauw 0Sept. 16 at Greencastle, Ind.Erik Ciccarelli scored the go-ahead goal and Neal had a goal and an assist to leadOhio Wesleyan to a non-conference win over the Tigers. Ciccarelli scored in the30th minute to stake the Bishops to a 1-0 lead, with Neal credited with an assiston the play. Bianco added to the Bishop lead with an unassisted goal in the 52ndminute, and Neal finished off the Ohio Wesleyan scoring with an unassisted goalin the 62nd minute. Ohio Wesleyan stayed in the No. 3 spot in the next week’sNSCAA Division III poll.SCORING LEADERS: Neal 1-1; Ciccarelli, Bianco 1-0.SAVES: Dague 2, Jones 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 16, DePauw 11.Ohio Wesleyan 5, Otterbein 0Sept. 20 at Roy Rike FieldWarren put Ohio Wesleyan on the scoreboard and Neal added 2 goals to leadthe Bishops to a non-conference win over the Cardinals. Warren headed homea volley from Nick Skoczen for a 1-0 Bishop lead, and less than 3 minutes later,Neal gave the Bishops a 2-0 lead when he connected on a 20-yard shot. Nealadded a goal in the 62nd minute when he headed home a Skoczen corner kick.Ciccarelli scored off a pass from Halloran in the 74th minute and Nick Markovichfinished off the Ohio Wesleyan scoring with a breakaway goal in the 85thminute, with Brewer credited with an assist on the play.SCORING LEADERS: Neal 2-0; Warren, Ciccarelli, Markovich 1-0.SAVES: Dague 2, Jones 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 24, Otterbein 13.2007 OWU Men’s SoccerOhio Wesleyan 2, Allegheny 1Sept. 23 at Roy Rike FieldWill Murawski and Markovich scored to give Ohio Wesleyan a 2-0 lead, and theBishop defense preserved the lead in the second half to give the Bishops a winover the 19th-ranked Gators in the North Coast Athletic Conference openerfor both teams. Warren headed a Gator corner kick out of the box in the 86thminute to help preserve the lead. Ohio Wesleyan held on to the No. 3 spot inthe next week’s NSCAA Division III poll.SCORING LEADERS: Murawski, Markovich 1-0.SAVES: Dague 5.SHOTS: Allegheny 21, Ohio Wesleyan 9.Ohio Wesleyan 0, Ohio Northern 0Sept. 27 at Roy Rike FieldThe Bishops and Polar Bears put on a textbook display of defensive soccer asthe teams battled to a scoreless tie in non-conference action. The game wassuspended because of lightning with 5:41 remaining in the second overtimeperiod, and eventually called because of persistent lightning. Although the tieextended Ohio Wesleyan’s regular-season unbeaten streak to a school-record35 games, it also ended Ohio Wesleyan’s regular-season winning streak at aschool-record 34 games.SAVES: Dague 6.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 20, Ohio Northern 16.Ohio Wesleyan 0, Wooster 0Sept. 30 at WoosterDespite holding a 15-6 advantage in shots, the third-ranked Bishops played toa scoreless tie with the 18th-ranked Fighting Scots in NCAC action. After the2 ties on the week, the Bishops dropped to No. 5 in the next NSCAA Division IIIrankings.SAVES: Dague 1.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 15, Wooster 6.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Denison 1Oct. 6 at Roy Rike FieldCiccarelli scored the game-winning goal midway through the second half togive Ohio Wesleyan an NCAC win over the Big Red. The Bishops took a 1-0 leadwhen Murawski finished off a crossing pass from Bianco. Brewer then launcheda centering pass from the right side and Ciccarelli headed the ball home in the70th minute. Ohio Wesleyan held on to the No. 5 position in the next NSCAADivision III poll.SCORING LEADERS: Ciccarelli, Murawski 1-0.SAVES: Dague 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 22, Denison 12.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Oberlin 0Oct. 11 at Roy Rike FieldNeal and Dan Bryant scored goals to give Ohio Wesleyan an NCAC win over theYeomen. Ohio Wesleyan broke the scoreless deadlock in the 71st minute whenTodd Ufferman sent the ball into the box from the left side. The ball skippedpast one Ohio Wesleyan player but didn’t get by Neal, who drove a shot into theback of the Yeomen goal.SCORING LEADERS: Neal, Bryant 1-0.SAVES: Dague 7.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 26, Oberlin 9.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Wittenberg 0Oct. 14 at SpringfieldCiccarelli and Eric Francis scored goals to give Ohio Wesleyan an NCAC winover the Tigers. Ohio Wesleyan took the lead midway through the second half

2007 OWU Men’s Soccerwhen Ciccarelli scored off a deflection of a header by Warren, with Brewer alsocredited with an assist on the play. Less than 3 minutes later, Francis headedhome a crossing pass for a 2-0 Bishop lead. Dague was named NCAC Player ofthe Week for his efforts in the shutout wins over Oberlin and Wittenberg. TheBishops inched upward to No. 4 in the next NSCAA Division III poll.SCORING LEADERS: Ciccarelli, Francis 1-0.SAVES: Dague 5.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 11, Wittenberg 9.Ohio Wesleyan 3, Kenyon 1Oct. 17 at GambierHalloran scored twice to lead Ohio Wesleyan over the Lords in NCAC action.Ohio Wesleyan took the lead in the 56th minute when a Bishop cross went intothe Kenyon goal, with Neal credited with the score. Halloran gave the Bishops a2-0 lead with a goal off a pass from Jeff Sullivan, then scored on a diving headeroff a crossing pass from Markovich.SCORING LEADERS: Skoczen 1-1; Kelly, Graham 1-0.SAVES: Dague 6.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 26, Kenyon 7.Ohio Wesleyan 5, Earlham 0Oct. 20 at Roy Rike FieldNeal set up the game-winning goal and scored 2 goals of his own to spark OhioWesleyan over the Quakers in NCAC play. Halloran scored off a Neal pass toput the Bishops on the scoreboard. Neal scored off a feed from Bianco earlyin the second half, then headed home a crossing pass from Warren for a 3-0Bishop lead. Skoczen and Matt Giannetti added goals for the 5-0 final. OhioWesleyan maintained the No. 4 position in the next NSCAA Division III poll.SCORING LEADERS: Neal 2-1; Halloran, Skoczen, Giannetti 1-0.SAVES: Dague 0, Jones 1.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 24, Earlham 4.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Wabash 0Oct. 25 at Roy Rike FieldKelly and Francis scored goals to give Ohio Wesleyan an NCAC win over theLittle Giants. Kelly gave Ohio Wesleyan the lead in the closing seconds of thefirst half, and Francis added a goal in the 58th minute, with Ufferman creditedwith an assist on the play.SCORING LEADERS: Kelly, Francis 1-0.SAVES: Dague 3.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 19, Wabash 3.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Hiram 1Oct. 28 at Twinsburg, OhioBianco scored to erase a 1-0 deficit, and Ohio Wesleyan went on to tie theTerriers in an NCAC matchup. The tie gave Ohio Wesleyan the North CoastAthletic Conference championship, the Bishops’ 16th in the 23 seasons of NCACcompetition. The Bishops finished the regular season with a 13-0-3 record,marking the second straight season in which Ohio Wesleyan was unbeatenin regular-season play. It was the fifth undefeated regular season in BattlingBishop men’s soccer history, following campaigns in 1971, 1994, 2000 and 2005.Ohio Wesleyan earned the No. 1 seed in the NCAC tournament. The Bishopswere ranked No. 4 in the final regular-season NSCAA Division III poll.SCORING LEADERS: Bianco 1-0.SAVES: Dague 0, Yaggi 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 21, Allegheny 12.Ohio Wesleyan 0, Allegheny 0Nov. 1 at Roy Rike FieldThe Gators advanced to the championship game of the NCAC tournamentby outscoring Ohio Wesleyan on penalty kicks after a scoreless tie in NCACtournament semifinal action. It marked the third time that Ohio Wesleyan hadgone to penalty kicks in the NCAC tournament. In a 2002 semifinal matchup,after a 1-1 tie, Ohio Wesleyan outscored Wooster on penalty kicks, 3-1, andwas credited with a win under the rules in use that season. In a 2004 semifinalcontest, Ohio Wesleyan and Denison played to a scoreless tie and Denisonadvanced on penalty kicks, 3-1.NCAA DIVISION III TOURNAMENTOhio Wesleyan 1, Hope 1Nov. 10 at Roy Rike FieldSkoczen converted the deciding kick as Ohio Wesleyan outscored the FlyingDutchment on penalty kicks after a 1-1 tie in a first-round matchup of theNCAA Division III tournament. With the shootout tied, 2-2, Neal convertedhis kick, and Jamison Dague stopped a Hope kick to give the Bishops the lead.After the teams traded successful kicks, giving the Bishops a 4-3 lead, Skoczenconverted his kick to end the shootout. Ohio Wesleyan had taken a 1-0 leadin the eighth minute when Neal stripped the ball from a Flying Dutchmendefender near the top of the Hope penalty area and centered the ball toSkoczen, who redirected it inside the right post. The shootout win was the firstfor Ohio Wesleyan in NCAA play since 1983, when the Bishops advanced onpenalty kicks after a 1-1 tie with Denison in a regional semifinal game.SCORING LEADERS: Skoczen 1-0, Neal 0-1.SAVES: Dague 6.SHOTS: Hope 22, Ohio Wesleyan 15.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Ohio Northern 0Nov. 11 at Roy Rike FieldSkoczen scored the game’s only goal to lift Ohio Wesleyan over Ohio Northernin second-round action of the NCAA Division III tournament. After an OhioNorthern foul, Brewer launched the restart to the Polar Bear goal mouth. TheOhio Northern keeper went up to grab the ball but could not hang on to it, andwith the ball trickling toward the right side of the box, Skoczen got to it firstand tapped it into the back of the net with 28:23 left in the first half.SCORING LEADERS: Skoczen 1-0.SAVES: Dague 1.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 15, Ohio Northern 10.Ohio Wesleyan 0, Case Reserve 0Nov. 18 at ClevelandSkoczen converted the deciding kick as Ohio Wesleyan outscored the Spartanson penalty kicks after a 0-0 tie in a sectional semifinal contest of the NCAADivision III tournament. With the Bishops trailing, 3-2, in the shootout, Biancoconverted his kick to tie it. Dague then saved the next CWRU kick, givingSkoczen the chance to end the shootout and send the Bishops on to the nextround, and he did just that, hitting his kick for a 4-3 Ohio Wesleyan win.SAVES: Dague 4.SHOTS: Case Reserve 17, Ohio Wesleyan 13.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Dominican 0Nov. 19 at ClevelandNeal scored to put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay and Halloran added aninsurance goal to lift Ohio Wesleyan over the Stars in a sectional final contest.After a Dominican foul, Sullivan sent the restart into the box. Warren playedthe ball inside and Neal finished off the chance to put the Bishops on thescoreboard exactly 18 minutes into the game. In the 75th minute, Uffermansent the ball in from the right side and Halloran headed it home for a 2-0 OhioWesleyan advantage.SCORING LEADERS: Neal, Halloran 1-0.SAVES: Dague 2.SHOTS: Dominican 8, Ohio Wesleyan 7.Wheaton 1, Ohio Wesleyan 0Nov. 24 at Lake Buena Vista, Fla.The Thunder scored 10 minutes into the game and went on to defeat OhioWesleyan in a national semifinal game of the NCAA Division III tournament.The Bishops’ best chance of the game came with 2:24 left in regulation timewhen Markovich fielded a crossing pass about 12 yards from the Wheaton goaland had an open look, but his shot sailed high. Sullivan and Kelly representedthe Bishops on the all-tournament team.SAVES: Dague 3.SHOTS: Wheaton 11, Ohio Wesleyan 8.2006 OWU reviewSAVES: Dague 4.SHOTS: Allegheny 14, Ohio Wesleyan 12.17

Bishops Year-by-year18Bishop 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 5-0-11989* 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 7-0-2Martin (30 years) 515 99 42 .817 188-20-10TOTALS (52 years) 651 192 65 .753*reached NCAA tournamentbold face denotes league championConference ChampionshipsOHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCEYear Champion Runner-Up Other 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, South2007 OWU Men’s SoccerNORTH 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)+consensus system *title awarded on shootoutStu Parry Award1976 Ohio Wesleyan1977 Wooster1978 Denison1979 Ohio Wesleyan1980 Ohio Wesleyan1981 Ohio Wesleyan1982 Ohio Wesleyan1983 Wilmington1984 Wilmington1985 Ohio Wesleyan1986 Ohio Wesleyan1987 WilmingtonOhio Division III Team of the Year1988 Ohio Wesleyan1989 Ohio Wesleyan1990 Kenyon1991 Ohio Wesleyan1992 Ohio Wesleyan1993 Kenyon1994 Ohio Wesleyan1995 Ohio Wesleyan1996 Kenyon1997 Rio Grande1998 Ohio Wesleyan1999 Otterbein2000 Ohio Wesleyan2001 John Carroll2002 Otterbein2003 John Carroll2004 Wilmington2005 Ohio Wesleyan2006 Ohio Wesleyan

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerNCAA 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 0+advanced on shootout *eliminated on shootoutBISHOP MEN’S SOCCER19

NCAA Tournament Series RecordsSeries Records20Opponent 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 0Case Reserve 2006 (0-0) 2006 (0-0) 0 0 1Chapman 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) 1975 (1-0) 1 0 0Kalamazoo 1986 (2-1) 2001 (3-2) 3 0 1Kean 1992 (1-3) 1992 (1-3) 0 1 0Kenyon 1990 (3-0) 1997 (1-0) 4 1 0Lake Forest 1966 (1-2) 1966 (1-2) 0 1 0Linfield 2000 (0-1) 2000 (0-1) 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 0Trinity (Texas) 1998 (2-1) 1998 (2-1) 1 0 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 0aincludes shootout loss in 2002 regional finalW L T PctNCAA COLLEGE DIVISION (6 years) 3 7 1 .318NCAA DIVISION III (29 years) 49 22 9 .669PLAYOFF TOTALS (35 years) 52 29 10 .6262007 OWU Men’s SoccerOhio 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)Jamie Chiero, Chris Hayes andGreg Aiello give Jay Martin a ceremonial shower afterthe 1998 national championship game.

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerAll-Time Series RecordsOpponent First Game Last Game W L TAkron 1955 (5-3) 1988 (3-2) 4 12 1Alfred 1991 (1-0) 1991 (1-0) 1 0 0Allegheny 1984 (8-3) 2006 (0-0) 24 1 l1Alma 1996 (3-0) 2004 (2-0) 6 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) 2005 (1-2) 4 2 0Capital 1975 (3-0) 2004 (3-0) 18 0 0Carleton 1987 (5-0) 1987 (5-0) 1 0 0Case Reserve 1980 (1-0) 2006 (0-0) 18 0 n1Castleton State 1975 (2-1) 1984 (3-2) 3 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) 2006 (2-1) 43 d 13 4DePauw 1977 (0-1) 2006 (3-0) 27 5 1Dominican (Ill.) 2006 (2-0) 2006 (2-0) 1 0 0Drew 1983 (1-0) 1983 (1-0) 1 0 0Earlham 1955 (1-2) 2006 (5-0) 28 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) 2006 (2-0) 1 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 0Guilford 2007Heidelberg 1967 (4-0) 2002 (1-0) 8 0 0Hiram 1960 (6-1) 2006 (1-1) 15 0 1Hope 1982 (4-0) 2006 (4-2) 6 0h,m2Illinois Benedictine 1994 (2-0) 1995 (4-0) 2 0 0IUPU-Ft. Wayne 1986 (5-3) 1986 (5-3) 1 0 0John Carroll 1993 (5-1) 2003 (0-1) 5 2 0Johns Hopkins 1975 (1-0) 1975 (1-0) 1 0 0Kalamazoo 1986 (2-1) 2004 (1-0) 9 0 e1Kean 1990 (3-1) 2000 (3-2) 3 1 0Kent State 1979 (2-1) 1979 (2-1) 1 0 0Kenyon 1955 (2-3) 2006 (3-1) 45 9 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) 1989 (3-0) 1 0 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 0Medaille 2007Messiah 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) 2006 (2-0) 29 12 4Ohio Dominican 1999 (1-0) 2000 (5-0) 2 0 0Ohio Northern 1974 (3-0) 2006 (1-0) 11 0 2Ohio State 1955 (1-2) 1989 (2-0) 15 11 5Ohio University 1955 (2-3) 1981 (1-1) 3 10 4Olivet 2002 (3-1) 2006 (2-1) 4 0 0Otterbein 1983 (6-0) 2006 (5-0) 22 5 k 0Pitt-Greensburg 2002 (1-0) 2004 (3-1) 2 0 0Principia 1991 (2-0) 1991 (2-0) 1 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 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 0Susquehanna 1990 (15-0) 1990 (15-0) 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) 1989 (3-0) 1 0 0Trinity (Texas) 1993 (5-0) 1998 (2-1) 2 2 0Ursinus 1992 (4-0) 1992 (4-0) 1 0 0Virginia Wesleyan 1995 (0-0) 1995 (0-0) 0 0 1Wabash 1977 (1-1) 2006 (2-0) 14 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) 2006 (0-1) 10 7 0Williams 1998 (1-0) 1998 (1-0) 1 0 0Wilmington 1960 (5-1) 2005 (3-0) 18 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) 2006 (2-0) 35 7 1Wooster 1961 (5-3) 2006 (0-0) 28 j 11 7Wright State 1969 (3-2) 1983 (1-4) 5 1 0Xavier 1986 (1-2) 1986 (1-2) 0 1 0aalso see Fenn Collegebincludes 1982 win by forfeitbold face indicates 2007 opponentcincludes 1982 NCAA game, eliminated on shootoutdincludes 1983 NCAA game, advanced on shootouteincludes 1988 NCAA game, eliminated on shootoutfincludes 1989 NCAA game, eliminated on shootoutgincludes 1990 NCAA game, eliminated on shootouthincludes 1994 NCAA game, eliminated on shootoutiincludes 1995 NCAA game, eliminated on shootoutjincludes 2002 NCAC game, advanced on shootoutkincludes 2002 NCAA game, eliminated on shootoutlincludes 2006 NCAC game, eliminated on shootoutmincludes 2006 NCAA game, advanced on shootoutnincludes 2006 NCAA game, advanced on shootoutall-time results21

Bishop records22Bishop 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:Ryan Miller at Wittenberg Jr. M 10/4/2000Single-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-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 1990Single-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 1964*Occurred in NCAA playoff game.Career 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, 2003-052007 OWU Men’s SoccerCareer 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 1991-94Single-Game Saves29 John Lippincott at Akron Fr. 10/3/195929 Dave Koch vs. Bowling Green Sr. 10/3/197327 John Lippincott at Denison Sr. 10/5/196222 Dave Koch vs. Ohio University Sr. 10/16/197321 John Lippincott vs. Ohio University Fr. 10/24/195921 Harry Tower vs. Denison Jr. 10/14/196621 Harry Tower vs. Dayton Sr. 9/22/1967Single-Season Saves212 Dave Koch Sr. 14g 1973162 Clay Small Jr. 11g 1970153 George MacGlennon Sr. 18g 1975151 Guy Herrmann Sr. 24g 1981146 Jeff Hoch Jr. 15g 1976Career Saves389 Clay Small 1968-71383 Jeff Kaplan 1984-87296 Dave Koch 1970-73262 Reed Welch 1988-91237 Jonathan Barth 1997-99Single-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 2006Career Shutouts37½ Reed Welch 1988-9133 Jonathan Barth 1997-9932½ Jeff Kaplan 1984-8725 Jamison Dague 2004-0624 Harrison Jacobs 1991-94

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerTEAM — GAMEGoals: 15 vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Goals, First Half: 8 vs. Oberlin, 10/5/1994Goals, Second Half: 8 vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Assists: 12 vs. Susquehanna, 9/8/1990Goals, Both Teams: 15 (15-0) 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), 10/5/1963Winning 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: 5 (16 games), 2006Fewest Goals Allowed/Game: 0.32 (7 in 22 games), 2006Fewest Goals Allowed/Game, Regular Season: 0.31 (5 in 16 g),2006Scoring Margin: 69 (80-11, 21 games), 1994Most Goals Allowed: 41 (10 games), 1958Most Goals Allowed/Game: 4.5 (36 in 8 games), 1956Shutouts: 16 (24 games), 1991Shutouts, Regular Season: 14 (20 games), 1991Most 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), 2000Winning Percentage, Season: .976 (20-0-1), 1994Winning Percentage, Regular Season: 1.000 (19-0-0), 1994 and2000; (18-0-0), 2005Ties: 6 (22 games), 2006Losses: 10 (10 games), 1958Winning Streak: 23 (1st-23rd games), 2000Winning Streak, Regular Season: 34, 9 in 2004 + 18 in 2005 +7 in 2006Winning Streak, Roy Rike Field: 40, 14 in 1991+ 12 in 1992 +14 in 1993Winning Streak, Roy Rike Field, Reg. Season: 35, 11 in 1991 +10 in 1992 + 14 in 1993Unbeaten Streak: 30 (29-0-1), 10 (9-0-1) in 2004 + 20 (20-0-0) in2005Unbeaten Streak, One Season: 23 (23-0-0), 2000Unbeaten Streak, Start of Season: 23 (23-0-0), 2000Unbeaten Streak, Regular Season: 43 (40-0-3), 9 (9-0-0) in 2004 +18 (18-0-0) in 2005 + 16 (13-0-3) in 2006 +Unbeaten Streak, Roy Rike Field: 44 (43-0-1), 1990-93Unbeaten Streak, Roy Rike Field, Reg.Season: 42 (36-0-6), 1979-83Losing Streak: 13, 1957-59Losing Streak, One Season: 10, 1958Consecutive Games Scored In: 26, 1992-93 and 1994-95Consecutive Shutouts: 8, 1982 and 2000Consecutive Winning Seasons: 37, 1970-2006 +Consecutive Non-Losing Seasons: 39, 1968-2006 +Consecutive Stu Parry Awards: 4, 1979-82Consecutive 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: 29**Total NCAA Playoff Berths: 35*occurred in NCAA playoff game**NCAA record+ still activeMARK SHIPPSVice President, University RelationsThe Remembering Mr. Rickey campaign is comprehensivein that it will touch nearly all of Ohio Wesleyan’sathletic facilities — within one campaign we will be ableto significantly impact most of our 23 sports. The campaignis focused on both athletics and recreation, and itis estimated that at least 80 percent of the student bodyuses these facilities on a regular basis. The upgradesto the Selby field and track, especially the artificial turfinstallation, will extend the use of this facility seasonally,and it will allow teams to share the fields even duringthe individual team seasons. Incoming student-athleteshave reported their excitement over the prospect of playingin renovated and new facilities. For example, our verystrong softball program will soon benefit from its ownnew field, now being constructed south of the baseballdiamond. Student-athlete recruiting has benefitted notonly from the obvious ongoing improvement, but alsoThe capacity crowd at Roy Rike Field erupts after Andy Kessingerfrom the planned upgrades and new facilities that will(pictured) set up the game-winning goal in a 1990 NCAA Divisioncome on line as we continue to receive contributions toIII semifinal contest against Wheaton.the Remembering Mr. Rickey campaign.Bishop records23

Bishop records24Fred Myers InvitationalThe annual Fred MyersInvitational honors the selfstyled“grandfather” of Ohiosoccer coaches, who died ofa heart attack in 1977. Myerscoached 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 Bishopsto the NCAA Mideast CollegeDivision championship,as far as the playoffs thenprogressed. His 1975 squadplaced third in the NCAADivision III playoffs, then thehighest finish ever for any Ohio Wesleyan team. In 8 years ofOhio Athletic Conference competition, Myers’ squads won 4titles and twice finished in second place. Myers was namedOhio Coach of the Year in 1971 and 1973.As Bucky Stultz, Myers’ first All-America soccer player,would note at his mentor’s memorial service, “He had a raretalent. He would quietly plant in a young person’s mind theseed of an idea or plan. His cultivating was done so subtly,it was usually several years before that seed would blossom.Then the realization would come: It was Fred Myers whoadded the spark, the vitality, that means so much in all ourlives.”The tournament’s Most Valuable Player receives the DickGauthier Award, honoring one of Ohio Wesleyan’s greatestfans. Son of the legendary George Gauthier, Ohio Wesleyan’sHall of Fame football coach, Dick Gauthier was a leader incampus-community relations.The Battling Bishops pose with the 1998 NCAA Division IIInational championship trophy.FRED 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-OshkoshOhio Wesleyan finishes: First (23), second (4), third (2), fourth (0).*tournament championship decided on penalty kicks+tournament championship decided on goal differentialbold face year denotes prearranged second-round matchups2007 OWU Men’s SoccerDICK GAUTHIER AWARDS (MYERS TOURNAMENT MVP)1982 Brian Deloatch, Castleton 1995 Kenneth Hoey, Methodist1983 Mark Weber, Frostburg 1996 Jason Chadima, OWU1984 Rick Wyman, OWU 1997 Sean Brady, OWU1985 Domenic Romanelli, OWU 1998 Kulu Moyo, Kenyon1986 Tom McNamara, OWU 1999 Misha Sher, OWU1987 Drew Dimatos, OWU 2000 Glen Sullivan, OWU1988 Bob Barnes, OWU 2001 Chris Heslep, John Carroll1989 Clay Smith, OWU 2002 Chris Vorenkamp, OWU1990 Andy Kessinger, OWU 2003 Jeff Krigbaum, OWU1991 Andy Kessinger, OWU 2004 Garrett Silvert-Noftle, OWU1992 Mike Pepe, OWU 2005 Ryan Martin, OWU1993 Kyle Kosmala, OWU 2006 Craig Neal, OWU1994 Jim Finn, 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 ChicagoOhio Wesleyan finishes: First (11), second (4), third (0), fourth (0).+tournament championship decided on goal differentialbold face year denotes prearranged second-round matchups

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerBISHOP ALL-AMERICANSBISHOPALL-AMERICANSClaySmallNSCAA ALL-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............................ 11986Bryan 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......................... 3RickWyman1991Andy 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............................. 31995Obi 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............................. 2AndyKessingerACADEMICALL-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........................ 32001Brad 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......................... 1bishop all-americansChrisDuffObiMonemeChrisVorenkamp25

ishop all-stars26JeffKaplanALL-REGION1955Phil Carter, Sr., B.................................... 2Mwenja Nganga, Fr., B..........................HBob Riker, So., F.....................................HBill Seltzer, So., F...................................HBob Wood, So., B....................................H1958Larry 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............................... 21975Jim 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................................. 1MikeCampbellJustinKrueger1979Jim 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.......................... 1JeffKrigbaum2007 OWU Men’s SoccerMartinFormanEric 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........................ 3JoshWarren

2007 OWU Men’s Soccer1997Kevin 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............................. 2JOHN KERCHERPresident, Alumni “W” AssociationAn important aspect of Ohio Wesleyanintercollegiate athletics is the enthusiasticsupport from the Alumni “W” Association,a group of 4500 alumni letterwinnersworldwide. The goals of the Alumni “W”Association are to improve communicationswith alumni athletes, improve thecurrent athletic program and raise fundsto support annual operations of the currentathletic program. Through the efforts ofthis group, individual team alumni gatheringsare held yearly, such as a men’s soccergolf outing and alumni game to celebrate50 years of men’s soccer at OWU. Also,ALL-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................................Husing e-mail, OWU keeps alumni informedabout the current teams’ activities andupcoming events. Each of OWU’s 22 varsityteams has a corresponding alumni groupcalled the Committee for Excellence. Thesegroups have programs to support the currentcoaches’ needs, mostly recruiting assistance.Another item is the annual DaleJ. Bruce Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner, atwhich time the University’s top scholarathletesare honored. Through Team OWU,the principal athletic fundraising program,and other special events, the Alumni “W”Association raises about $140,000 annually.We know of no other Division III universitywhich raises as much money annuallyto support its athletic programs.bishop all-stars27

ishop all-stars1981Rick 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................................H1985Bryan 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............................... 31992Chris 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.................................. 2ALL-OHIOCONFERENCE1970Greg 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.................................... 22007 OWU Men’s Soccer28

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerALL-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..............................H2003Joe 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.......................................H1............................................ first team2....................................... second team3...........................................third teamH........................... honorable mentionbishop all-stars29

ALL-TIME Bishop Lettermenbishop lettermenAAdekuale, Joe.................................... 1959Aiello, Greg.......................1994-95-97-98Aldrich, Kenneth............................... 1963Alford, Bryan..................................... 2003Allen, Steve.......................1973-74-75-76Ambrosino, Mike............................... 1979Andronici, Marcus.............1991-92-93-94Anstine, Joe.......................2000-01-02-03Armatas, Peter.................................. 1984Arntzen, Mort....................1973-74-75-76Aros, Brian...................................1993-95BBackowski, Ryan............................... 1999Baker, Eric............................. 1989-90-91Barnes, Bob........................... 1986-87-88Barnes, Nick................................2000-01Bao, Bobby...................................1963-64Barone, Aaron................................... 2003Barth, Jonathan..................... 1997-98-99Bates, Brad....................................... 1979Baumann, Jim...................1972-73-74-75Bell, Tom...........................1964-65-66-67Berger, Dick...................................... 1959Beshara, Joe.......................... 1996-97-98Bianco, Brandon...............2003-04-05-06Bickelhaup, Steve........................1967-68Billings, Barry...................1993-94-95-96Bishop, Bill.......................1968-69-70-71Blackett, Victor................................. 2001Blackwell, Bill..............................1982-83Blair, Matt....................................1989-90Blanchard, Charlie............1984-85-86-87Blossom, Frank................................. 1965Borger, Richard............................1960-61Bouton, William................1971-72-73-74Brady, Sean.......................1994-95-96-97Brannan, John........................ 1969-70-71Braverman, Ron...........................1985-87Brearton, Eric....................1974-75-76-77Breen, Kevin......................1980-81-82-83Brennan, Gerry.................................. 1983Brewer, Ben............................ 2004-05-06Bright, Bob............................ 1957-58-59Brooks, Mike.....................1967-68-69-70Brown, Robert................................... 1973Brown, Chris..................................... 2004Brownell, Jeff.................................... 1992Bryant, Dan..................................2005-06Bundy, Bryan.....................1983-84-85-86Burke, Ryan.................................2001-02Burns, Brett...................................... 1995Burton, Ryan.....................1990-91-92-93Byers, Matt.......................1983-84-85-86CCain, Brad......................... 1999-2000-01Cain, Brian.......................1993-94-95-96Cain, Sean........................1989-90-91-92Campbell, Don....................... 1991-92-93Campbell, Mike.................1996-97-98-99Carney, Brad.......................... 1981-82-83Carter, Phillip.................................... 1955Cassell, Richard..........................1962-63Catillo, Vito............................ 1984-85-86Chadima, Jason................1995-96-97-98Chappel, Leo.......................... 1985-87-88Chiero, Jamie..................... 1998-99-2000Chiero, Jason......................... 1993-94-95Childress, Rick.................................. 1986Ciccarelli, Erik.............................2005-06Cirillo, Keith...................................... 1980Clark, William..............................1970-71Clifton, Bob..................................1955-56Cobb, Harvey................................1965-66Cofer, James..................................... 1976Coladangelo, Joe............................... 1987Collier, Terry........................... 1977-78-79Collins, Paul.....................1970-71-72-73Combs, Chris......................... 1982-83-84Conery, Ryan..................................... 1999Cook, Andrew.................................... 2006Cooke-Yarborough, Nick.................... 1970Cordaro, Thomas............................... 1993Corl, Wiley.............................. 1966-67-68Costello, Rick.................................... 1985Coursen, Jeff.....................1981-82-83-84Curran, Don...................................... 1978Currie, Don........................................ 1957Currier, Tim............................ 1965-66-67Crecraft, Fred....................1968-69-70-71Crescas, Robert................................ 1973Crumling, Doug............................1983-84DD’Auteuil, Marc................................. 2001Dague, Jamison..................... 2004-05-06Deming, Fred...............................1982-83Dibba, Ousman............................1975-76Dimatos, Drew..................1985-86-87-88Dobbs, Michael................................. 1997Dooley, 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...................................... 2006Francis, Jay............................ 1974-76-77Franko, Jamie...............................2000-02GGardner, John...............................1986-87Gardner, Steve..................1975-76-77-78Garland, Dwight................1978-79-80-81Geehring, Jason..................... 1988-89-90Ghaemi, Zia.................................1975-76Gheen, Harley...............................1956-57Giannetti, Matt................................. 2006Gillanders, 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.....................................2003-04Gollnick, John.................................... 1988Good, Randy.................................1985-86Gould, Roger.......................... 1967-68-69Gower, John.......................1979-80-81-82Graham, Cole....................2002-03-04-05Graham, Jeff.....................1983-84-85-86Gregg, Clark.................................1980-81Grossman, Steve...............1983-84-85-86HHain, David.......................1967-68-69-70Haley, Taylor.................................1993-94Halloran, Jordan................................ 2006Hampson, Brett.................1994-95-96-97Handyside, Keith..........................1969-70Hartland, Lawrence........................... 1985Hartmann, Robert.............1960-61-62-63Hayes, Chris......................1996-97-98-99Hein, Steve............................. 1984-85-86Heineman, Tom...................... 1964-65-66Hering, 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......................................... 1955Howard, John......................... 1991-92-94Howell, Clark.....................1985-86-87-88Hunt, Martin..................................... 1988Hurwitz, Marty..............................1973-74Husman, Brian.................................. 2005Hutton, Bob....................................... 1956Hyland, Ken.......................1982-83-84-86JJack, Chris...................................2000-01Jacobs, 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...............................2005-06KKakel, 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.................1988-89-90-91King, 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...................1966-67-68-69Lallathin, Andy.................................. 1999Lamb, Torrance............................1961-62Lane, Ted............................... 1955-56-57Lange, Tom............................ 1965-66-67Lansing, Kurt......................... 1964-65-66Laux, Mark........................................ 1999Lawlor, Dan....................................... 1975Lays, Larry........................1956-57-58-59Lehman, Bill..................................... 1962Lehman, Kevin..................2003-04-05-06Leonard, Tom.................................... 1967Levy, Basil....................................1984-87Liacouras, Jim...................1979-80-81-82Lindberg, Simon................................ 1992Linnemeyer, Todd................... 1989-90-91Lippincott, John................1959-60-61-62Litvack, Michael...........................2000-02Logan, Joseph..............................1962-64Louria, Charlie..................1978-79-81-822007 OWU Men’s Soccer30

2007 OWU Men’s SoccerLuckett, 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.............................. 2005McGowan, Kevin................................ 2006McNamara, 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, 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..............................2005-06Moran, Enis..................................1973-74Morgan, Billy Jack............................. 1996Morris, Robert........................ 1969-70-71Muller, Andrew.................................. 1996Munn, John..................................1956-58Murawski, Will.................................. 2006Murphy, 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’Rourke, Brian...................... 2000-01-02Obereiner, Jason................................ 2003Olson, Brian.................................1989-90Orr, Fred............................................ 1961Osborne, Mike..............................1971-72Otshinga, Emmanual........................ 1969PPak, 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........................................... 1960Potter, Brad..................................1958-59Pourmand, Mustapha....................... 1976Price, David.................................1958-59Pricher, William............................1963-64Primavera, John................................ 1987RRamsdale, 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....................1965-66-67-68SSalamon, 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.....................1968-69-70-71Sellitto, Mark......................... 1996-97-98Seltzer, Bill........................................ 1955Sengpiel, Ted......................... 1991-92-93Shaw, 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......................... 2004-05-06Slagel, 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...................1974-75-76-77Spooner, Ed..................................1997-98Squire, Mark..................................... 1978Stanley, Jason..............................2002-03Steele, Robert................................... 1977Steinbach, Rich..................... 1979-81-82Stojanovski, Mendo........................... 1984Strasburg, Bob.............................1955-56Street, Wayne....................1991-92-93-94Stultz, Francis...................1962-63-64-65Subtelny, Greg...................1967-68-69-70Sullivan, Glen...............1998-99-2000-01Sullivan, Jeff.....................2003-04-05-06Szegedy, Gyorgy................................. 1957TTaha, 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....................................... 2003Tomich, Peter......................... 1976-77-78Tower, Harry........................... 1965-66-67Trigg, T.J.......................................2005-06Trotter, Dick............................ 1964-65-66UUfferman, Matt.............1997-98-99-2000Ufferman, Todd............................2005-06Ufferman, 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................................. 1992Ward, 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, Damon.............................2004-05Winkler, William...........................1975-76Wisneiski, Phil.................................. 1964Wong, 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.........................1956-57bishop lettermen31

32Remembering Mr. Rickey CampaignOhio Wesleyan University is well into its first-evercampaign directed at fulfilling the needs of the University’sathletic and recreation programs as well as the physicaleducation department.Named “Remembering Mr. Rickey,” the $22 millioncampaign will have a profound impact on all aspects of OhioWesleyan athletics. The campaign was announced at OhioWesleyan’s Commencement in 2004, the 100th anniversaryof Rickey’s graduation from Ohio Wesleyan. At that event,Rickey’s grandson, Branch Rickey III ’67, and Jackie Robinson’sdaughter, Sharon, together addressed the graduatingseniors.As of July, 2007, campaign fundraising had approached$7 million and portions of the vision have become reality.Work has commenced on Margaret Sagan Field, thecompletion of which will bring Battling Bishop softball backon campus for the first time since it was reinstated as avarsity sport in 2000. Both Sagan Field and the press box atadjacent Littick Field are scheduled to be completed duringthe fall of 2007.At Selby Field, an OmniGrass artificial playing surfacehas been installed and the George Gauthier Track has beenrebuilt with an Ameritan FP surface.Among the new facilities to be constructed is an aquaticsfacility featuring a 25-yard, 8-lane pool with a diving area.An indoor turf facility also will be built, housing a field ofapproximately 45 yards by 70 yards, or about three-quartersthe size of a regulation football field.Enhancements to all existing facilities are a significantportion of the campaign as well. Major enhancements include:• Branch Rickey Arena will receive a new, glassed-inlobby and entrance on the east side of the existing building,featuring additional seating, space dedicated to All-Americaand Athletics Hall of Fame honorees and providing easier accessto seating and parking;• Gordon Field House will receive a new floor and subsurface,new netting and a brightened interior;• Selby Field will receive a refurbishing of the press boxand existing concrete walls surrounding the field;• The field hockey field will be expanded to meet regulationsize requirements for both field hockey and women’slacrosse;• Edwards Gym, which celebrated its centennial duringthe campaign, will undergo extensive remodeling to includemore offices and classrooms, as well as new locker roomsand conference areas. The gym’s skylight, roof repairs, anda new floor in the weight room were completed during thesummer of 2007.Tying the facilities together will be a gateway conceptthat will bridge the north and south athletics areas. Thisgateway will feature green space and be integrated with thecity of Delaware’s upcoming bike path projects.For more information on the Remembering Mr. Rickeycampaign, visit the campaign Web site athttp://mrrickey.owu.edu or call 740-368-3300.2007 OWU Men’s Soccer

Home of the BishopsThe Battling Bishop men’s and women’s soccer teams playtheir home games at Roy Rike Field, located on Park Avenueacross from 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 homefieldadvantage helped the Bishops post the best record in theNCAA during the 1980s.A fully-enclosed press box and new bleacher seating anda new building housing locker rooms and offices completed a3-part reconstruction of Roy Rike Field. A state-of-the-art irriga-tion system and new lights and standards were installed as theproject’s first 2 phases.Built in 1934 as a project of the Works Progress Administration,Community Field hosted football games and track meets forWillis High School and included an adjacent baseball field andtennis courts. When Hayes High School was finished in 1962,it provided for those sports with playing facilities on the schoolgrounds and Ohio Wesleyan purchased the complex. E. Roy Rike’42 donated $25,000 to remove the track and upgrade the fields forintercollegiate soccer and lacrosse and intramurals.Prior to 1964, Ohio Wesleyan home games were played atSouth Field, which was located on Henry Street south of SelbyField.Roy Rike FieldSelby FieldAthletic FacilitiesThe crown jewel of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is SelbyField, which is the home of the Bishop football, field hockey, track& field and men’s lacrosse contingents.An OmniGrass artificial playing surface was installed for the2006-07 academic year, making Selby one of the most impressivevenues among NCAA Division III institutions. Constructedin 1929, Selby received a new, fully-enclosed 2-level press boxand new bleacher seats in the first part of a 3-phase restorationprogram and refurbished locker rooms in the program’s secondphase. The facility, which seats 9100 and is the fourth-largestcollege-owned field in NCAA Division III, was the site of the 1988Division III men’s lacrosse championship game.Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an AmeritanFP surface installed for the 2006-07 academic year. The site of 16of the first 23 NCAC outdoor track & field championships, Selbyis believed to be the oldest facility in the nation constructed toOlympic specifications and remaining in its original configuration.Across campus, Roy Rike Field hosts soccer, primarily underthe lights. Widely regarded as one of the Midwest’s finest facilitiesfor the sport, Roy Rike Field was the site of the NCAA Division IIIsemifinals and championship game for men in 1990 and 1998 andfor women in 2001. Roy Rike also serves as the home field for thewomen’s lacrosse team.The centerpiece of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is theBranch Rickey Physical Education Center, prized for both its sizeand versatility. Its Richard Gordon Field House, with a 5-lane,200-meter track, annually hosted the Ohio Athletic ConferenceChampionships and the women’s state title meet as well as thefirst 9 North Coast Athletic Conference championships. Indoorpractice for fall and spring sports can be handled there as well:floor space is larger than a football field, accommodating 6courts for basketball, volleyball and tennis.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 and inturn adjoins Pfeiffer Natatorium, home of the Bishop swimmingteams. Remodeling in Edwards has recently included anexpanded strength facility.Softball will be played at Margaret Sagan Field, scheduledto open for the 2008 season. Baseball is played at Littick Field,site of the 2003 NCAA Division III Mideast Regional; and tennisat the Tennis Centre, a complex of 12 outdoor courts where the1978 NCAA Division III championships were held.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 annually plays host to the All-Ohio Intercollegiate championshipmeet. The golf team also hosted the 2003 NCAA DivisionIII championships at the Delaware Golf Club.

august31 friday • Fred Myers Invitationalat ROY RIKE FIELDHope vs. Kean, 5:00Guilford vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30September1 Saturday • Fred Myers Invitationalat ROY RIKE FIELDConsolation game, 5:00Championship game, 7:304 Tuesday • 4:30vs. Ohio Dominican at Columbus7 Friday • adidas® Invitationalat ROY RIKE FIELDAlma vs. Capital, 5:00Medaille vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 7:308 Saturday • adidas® Invitationalat ROY RIKE FIELDCapital vs. Medaille, 5:00Alma vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 7:3011 Tuesday • 7:30vs. Wilmington at ROY RIKE FIELD14 Friday • 8:00vs. DePauw at ROY RIKE FIELD2007 men’s Soccer schedule16 Sunday • 11:00vs. Wabash* at Crawfordsville, Ind.19 Wednesday • 4:00vs. Otterbein at Westerville22 Saturday • 7:30vs. John Carroll at ROY RIKE FIELD26 Wednesday • 4:00vs. Ohio Northern at Ada29 Saturday • 2:00vs. Oberlin* at OberlinOctober2 Tuesday • 7:30vs. Kenyon* at ROY RIKE FIELD6 Saturday • 7:30vs. Allegheny* at Meadville, Pa.12 Friday • 7:30vs. Wooster* at ROY RIKE FIELD17 Wednesday • 7:00vs. Denison* at Granville20 Saturday • 3:00vs. Earlham* at Richmond, Ind.23 Tuesday • 7:30vs. Hiram* at ROY RIKE FIELD26 Friday • 7:30vs. Wittenberg* at ROY RIKE FIELD31 Wednesday • TBANCAC tournament at high seedsNOVEMber3 Saturday • TBANCAC tournament at highestremaining seed7 Wednesday • TBANCAA Division III first round10 Saturday • TBANCAA Division III second round16 Friday • TBANCAA Division III third round17 Saturday • TBANCAA Division III quarterfinal23 Friday • TBANCAA Division III semifinal24 Saturday • TBANCAA Division III championship*North Coast Athletic Conference game