men’s Soccer 2010

men’s Soccer 2010 

Table of Contents 

About Corban . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 

Staff and Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

Affiliations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Coach Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Player Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

2009 Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

Season Results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Participants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

Game Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 

Dave Johnson, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 

The coaches and staff at Corban are committed to developing the growth and maturity of every athlete 

spiritually, academically and athletically. Our teams have a passion for winning, dedication to do so, and a 

commitment to Jesus Christ. The coaches and student-athletes are consistently prepared to compete at their 

highest level and have been rewarded with 12 NAIA conference championships and four NCCAA national titles 

since 1995. It’s a great experience to be part of Corban athletics. 

About Corban University 

Corban University is an independent Christian university in Salem, Oregon, with more than 50 majors and 

programs of study including professional, liberal arts, and ministries. Along with traditional and adult degree 

completion programs at the undergraduate level, Corban offers graduate teacher licensure programs and 

graduate degrees in education, business, counseling and ministry. Click here for more information. 

About Corban Athletics 

Corban University Athletics is committed to fielding teams of Christian student athletes who represent Christ 

and the College at a top level of competition. Athletics at Corban exists to integrate and enhance the mission 

of the University, while providing student-athletes and the college community opportunities for spiritual, 

academic, and athletic growth and development. We understand, from the Christian perspective, that 

competition is healthy for growing maturing Christians. 

Student-athletes who are fortunate enough to be a Warrior are provided and challenged with enriched, quality, 

and competitive intercollegiate athletic opportunities at a national level. 

Personal growth is highly emphasized and enhanced by combining spiritual truth into athletic and academic 

achievement. Coaches actively recruit student-athletes who are committed to developing Christlike character 

through discipline, teamwork, competition, and ministry. It is a primary goal that all our young men and 

women display that character and attitude toward opponents, spectators, officials and the community. 

Student-athletes at Corban can expect to be challenged, instructed, encouraged and mentored in the process 

of growing and living life in the image of Jesus Christ. 

As a member of the Cascade Collegiate Conference, Corban is affiliated with the National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Warrior teams compete in women’s basketball, cross country, track & field, 

golf, soccer, softball, and volleyball along with the men’s sports of basketball, baseball, cross country, track & 

field, golf, and soccer. 

Corban has claimed 13 conference titles since all Warrior sports joined the CCC in 1994. Other Conference 

members include: Concordia University, The College of Idaho, Eastern Oregon University, The Evergreen State 

College, Northwest University, Northwest Christian University, Oregon Institute of Technology, Southern 

Oregon University, and Warner Pacific College. 

Being a Warrior at Corban University is truly an outstanding spiritual and academic experience. 

Quick Facts 

Address: 

5000 Deer Park Drive SE 

Salem, Oregon 97317-9392 

Athletics Phone: 

503-375-7021 

Athletics/Sports 

Information Fax: 

503-315-2947 

Sports Center Phone: 

503-375-7588 

Athletic Training/Sports 

Center Fax: 

503-315-2941 

Switchboard: 

503-581-8600 

Founded: 

1935 

President: 

Dr. Reno Hoff 

Facilities : 

C.E. Jeffers Sports Center 

In The Works: 

Renovation 

of Sportsplex 

including 

baseball, soccer 

and softball 

facilities 

Enrollment: 

1,100 

Nickname: 

Warriors 

Colors: 

Navy and Gold 

Web Site: 

www.gowarriorsgo.com 

Affiliation: 

National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics 

(naia.cstv.com) 

National Christian College 

Athletic Association 

(www.thenccaa.org) 

Conference: 

Cascade Collegiate 

(cascadeconference.org)

corban university 

Staff 

Dave Johnson 

Director of Athletics 

Dave Johnson, a former Olympic 

bronze medalist at the 1992 

Barcelona Summer Games, 

begins his first year as Director 

of Athletics at Corban College. 

Prior to coming to Corban, 

Johnson spent the past two years as Athletics 

Director at nearby South Salem High School. During 

his tenure, Johnson helped spearhead a $1.3 million 

facility renovation campaign that included a new 

70,000 square-foot synthetic FieldTurf surface 

and the christening of the new Giedo Caldarazzo 

Stadium used for all major Saxon football and 

soccer events. Johnson was also instrumental in a 

project updating scoreboards at South Salem High 

School athletic venues. At South, Johnson was 

responsible for the administration and leadership 

of 17 sports programs, which included oversight of 

athletics schedules, staff, eligibility standards and 

event management. 

“A goal of mine over the past few years has been 

to join the Corban family,” said Johnson. “I feel 

that the Christian College atmosphere is a great 

asset to a job-setting and that Corban is the place 

where God is calling me to be at this time. With the 

new direction that Dr. Bale is taking the athletic 

department, I feel that I can come in and help the 

process as well as move Warrior Athletics towards 

the future.” 

Prior to coming to South, Johnson served two 

years as Director of Athletics and Vice Principal at 

Jefferson High School. In addition to administrative 

duties at Jefferson, Johnson worked with other 

schools and the Oregon School Activities 

Association to create a new PacWest Conference 

when the OSAA re-classified competitive divisions 

in 2006. 

Johnson, a graduate of Cresent Valley High 

School in Corvallis, earned a Bachelor’s Degree in 

Psychology from Azusa Pacific University in 1986 

before returning to his alma mater to receive his 

Master’s Degree in Special Education in 2003. 

As a member of APU’s nationally-known track 

& field program, Johnson tutored under former 

Olympic head coach Terry Franson. During that 

time and for more than a decade, Johnson ranked 

among the top international decathletes of his 

day, competing in four straight Olympic Trials 

(1984, ’88, ’92, & ’96), while qualifying for the 

U.S. Olympic Team twice, first in 1988, and then 

again in 1992. While training for the 1992 Olympic, 

Johnson suffered a broken foot. Resisting medical 

advice urging him to discontinue, Johnson pressed 

on to capture the bronze medal at the Barcelona 

Olympics and became the first American medalist 

in the decathlon since Bruce Jenner’s gold medal 

effort at the 1976 Summer Olympics. Johnson’s 

inspiring Olympic experience and Christian faith are 

highlighted in the 1994 autobiography Aim High, 

published by Zondervan. 

Leading up to the ’92 Summer Games, Johnson 

was involved in an eight-month, world-wide 

Reebok campaign known as Dan and Dave featuring 

Johnson with fellow Olympic-hopeful Dan O’Brien 

in a series of popular TV commercials. Reebok’s 

goal was to promote a “Clash of the Titans” theme 

in Barcelona, as both Oregonians battled for the 

gold medal and coveted title of “World’s Greatest 

Athlete.” Unfortunately, O’Brien failed to qualify 

at the Olympic Trials, forcing Reebok to re-work its 

campaign with the focus on Johnson’s pursuit of 

Olympic gold. 

“The goals were high for me during the summer 

of ’92,” commented Johnson. “Despite competing 

on a broken foot, I knew that God had a vision for 

my future. Since then, I have seen a lot of things 

happen in my life that has led up to this point and I 

feel that the Lord has molded everything in my life 

for a reason. God brought me to Corban for a reason 

and I am looking forward to the challenge.” 

Johnson, who will assume duties at Corban on 

July 1st, currently resides in Salem with his wife, 

Sheri, and four children (Alexandra, Makenzie, 

Gabriel, and Eliason), while also working as an 

Olympic & motivational speaker for clients such as 

Reebok, IBM, VISA, and Billy Graham. Johnson and 

his family attend Morning Star Community Church 

in South Salem. 

Assistant Athletic Director / 

Game & Event Coordinator 

Tim Seiber 

503-589-8107 

tseiber@corban.edu 

Gym Facility Manager 

Donny Zavala 

503-375-7588 

dzavala@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Jenny Garrard 

503-589-8160 

jgarrard@corban.edu 

Dean of Athletic 

Activity & Athletics 

Dr. Dave Bale 

503-589-8104 

dbale@corban.edu 

Sports Information Director 

Mark Colachico 

503-589-8121 

mcolachico@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Sally Page 

503-589-8108 

spage@corban.edu 

Faculty Athletic Representative 

Dr. Bryce Bernard 

503-375-7034 

bbernard@corban.edu 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Tony Walther 

503-589-8193 

twalther@corban.edu 

Coaches 

Baseball Coach 

Jeff McKay 

503-375-7021 

jmckay@corban.edu 

M/W Cross Country Coach 

M/W Track & Field Coach 

Norm Berney 

503-375-7021 

nberney@corban.edu 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

Marty Ziesemer 

503-375-7115 

mziesemer@corban.edu 

Men’s Basketball Coach 

Justin Sherwood 

503-589-8196 

jsherwood@corban.edu 

M/W Golf Coach 

Ron Sisler 

503-375-7021 

rsisler@corban.edu 

Softball Coach 

Nathan Ohta 

503-375-7021 

nohta@corban.edu 

Women’s Basketball Coach 

Terry Williams 

503-316-3397 

twilliams@corban.edu 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

Paul Meehan 

503-375-7021 

pmeehan@corban.edu 

Volleyball Coach 

Nels Norquist 

503-316-3398 

nnorquist@corban.edu 

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Affiliations 

Cascade Collegiate Conference 

Corban University is a member of the Cascade 

Collegiate Conference and affiliated with the National 

Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), 

competing in baseball, men’s & women’s basketball, 

men’s & women’s cross country, men’s & women’s 

golf, men’s & women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s track & field, and 

women’s volleyball. 

Conference members include The College of Idaho, Concordia University, 

Eastern Oregon University, The Evergreen State College, Northwest University, 

Northwest Christian University, Oregon Institute of Technology, Southern 

Oregon University, Warner Pacific College, and Corban University. All 10 

members of the conference compete in women’s soccer. 

Corban has claimed nine conference championships and eight conference 

tournament championships since all the sports joined the CCC in 1994. The 

Cascade Collegiate Conference web site address is www.cascadeconference.org. 

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 

(NAIA) currently administers programs of intercollegiate 

athletics at approximately 300 fully accredited colleges and 

universities of moderate enrollment. The fundamental 

tenet of the NAIA is that intercollegiate athletics is an 

integral part of the total educational program of the 

institution. 

As the country=s oldest collegiate sports governing body, the NAIA has been 

a leader in addressing important issues such as racial integration, women=s 

sport championship programs, and improved academic eligibility requirements. 

There are presently 13 sport offerings and 23 national championship 

opportunities within the NAIA. The national office of the NAIA is located in 

Olathe, Kan. The web site address is naia.cstv.com. 

National Christian College Athletic Association 

Corban University is presently a member of the 

National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA). 

Over 20 national championships in men’s and women’s 

sports are sponsored by the NCCAA. 

The NCCAA was incorporated to provide a Christianbased 

organization that functions uniquely as a national and international 

agency for the promotion of outreach and ministry, and for the maintenance, 

enhancement, and promotion of intercollegiate athletic competition with a 

Christian perspective. 

Corban has sent men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, 

and volleyball teams to national tournaments, with championships twice in 

women’s basketball (1994, 1995) and once in men’s basketball (1977), men’s 

soccer (1996), and volleyball (1997). 

The national office of the NCCAA is in Greenville, S.C. The web site address is 

www.thenccaa.org. 

Cascade Collegiate Conference Opponents 

THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO 

Location: Caldwell, Idaho 

Enrollment: 950 

Nickname: Coyotes 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Director of Athletics: Marty Holly 

Sports Information Director: Mike Safford Jr. 

Sports Information Phone: 208-459-5681 

Men’s Soccer Coach: Brian Smith 

Website: www.collegeofidaho.edu/athlete 

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY 

Location: Portland, Oregon 

Enrollment: 2,000 

Nickname: Cavaliers 

Colors: Navy and White 

Director of Athletics: Matthew English 

Sports Information Director: Jason Dormeyer 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Dan Birkey 

Website: www.gocugo.com 

THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE 

Location: Olympia, Washington 


Nickname: Geoducks 

Colors: Green and White 

Director of Athletics: Sarah Works 

Sports Information Director: Jason McConnell 


Men’s Soccer Coach: John Purtteman 

Website: www.evergreen.edu/athletics 

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 

Location: Eugene, Oregon 


Nickname: Beacons 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Director of Athletics: Corey Anderson 

Sports Information Director: Nick Askew 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Brett Bentley 

Website: www.gobeacons.com 

OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 

Location: Klamath Falls, Oregon 


Nickname: Hustlin’ Owls 

Colors: Navy and Gold 

Director of Athletics: Michael Schell 

Sports Info. Director: Tom Loney / Michael Garrard 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Bryan Mueller 

Website: www.oitsports.com 

WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE 

Location: Portland, Oregon 


Nickname: Knights 

Colors: Columbia Blue and Black 

Director of Athletics: Ryan Kaiser 

Sports Information Director: Cody Harrod 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Bernie Fagan 

Website: www.wpcknights.com 

NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY 

Location: Kirkland, Washington 


Nickname: Eagles 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Director of Athletics: Gary McIntosh 

Sports Information Director: Allen Kawashima 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Gary McIntosh 

Website: www.northwestu.edu/athletics 

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2010 ROSTER 

NO NAME POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN High School Previous School 

0 James Myrvold GK 6-4 185 FR Sandy, Ore. Sandy HS 

1 Spencer Anderson GK 5-10 165 FR Glendale, Ariz. Mountain Ridge HS 

2 David Anderson D 6-2 165 JR Salem, Ore. South Salem HS 

3 Ibrahim Haruna MF 5-7 152 FR Gomby, Nigeria Christ the King College 

4 Jorge Flores D 5-8 145 JR Woodburn, Ore. Woodburn HS Chemeketa CC 

5 Ruben Lopez MF 5-10 175 JR Keizer, Ore. McNary HS Chemeketa CC 

6 Louis-Claude Nguea-Njoh D 5-9 155 JR Douala, Cameron Makepe HS Skagit Valley CC 

7 David Maple MF 5-8 165 JR Longview, Wash. Mark Morris HS Evergreen State College 

8 Devin Chaney D 6-0 175 JR Helena, Mont. Capital HS Cascade College 

9 Gustavo Bermudez F 5-9 155 JR Culver City, Calif. John Glenn HS Chemeketa CC 

10 Nolan Dempster D 6-0 185 JR Hillsboro, Ore. Glencoe HS 

11 Aaron Paulson D 5-9 155 SR St. Helens, Ore. St. Helens HS 

12 Thomas Brempong MF 5-10 148 JR Kumasi, Ghana Glory Baptist HS North Idaho CC 

13 Anthony Steele F 5-9 150 FR Happy Valley, Ore. North Clackamas Christian HS 

14 Tyler Hagen MF 5-7 150 JR Silverton, Ore. Silverton HS Chemeketa CC 

15 T.J. Bachwich MF 5-11 150 SO Sherwood, Ore. Sherwood HS 

16 Aaron Kinnes MF 6-0 150 SO Gladstone, Ore. Gladstone HS Southwestern Oregon CC 

17 Peter Martin F 6-1 175 SO Salem, Ore. West Salem HS 

18 Gustavo Machuca F 6-1 185 FR Guadalajara, Mexico Thurston HS 

19 Dustin Johann MF 5-10 168 SO Eagle River, Alaska Eagle River Chr. HS Univ of Alaska-Anchorage 

20 Steffan Bard MF 5-11 161 FR Oregon City, Ore. North Clackamas Christian HS 

21 Michael Morin MF 5-7 135 FR Kenai, Alaska Kenai Central HS 

22 Jake Arnston MF 5-7 140 FR Vancouver, Wash. Portland Christian HS 

23 Keith Clark MF 5-7 147 FR Lebanon, Ore. East Linn Christian HS 

33 Anthony Martin GK 6-3 185 JR Cottage Grove, Ore. Cottage Grove HS Chemeketa CC 

Head Coach: Paul Meehan (1st season) 

Assistant Coaches: Aaron Lewis, Aaron Franklin, Jared Rust, Lloyd Fobi 

Athletic Trainers: Tony Walther, Jenny Garrard, Sally Page 

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Coaches 

paul Meehan 

Head Coach 

Former Oregon State Associate Head Coach Paul Meehan 

begins his first season as head men’s soccer coach at 

Corban University. 

Prior to his arrival at Corban, Paul spent three seasons 

(2006-08) as Oregon State’s lead assistant to former head 

coach Dana Taylor. Working with Taylor, Paul focused in the areas of recruiting, 

training and conditioning, budgeting and scheduling, community service, 

compliance, alumni relations, and summer camps. 

In three seasons with the Beavers, Paul helped guide Oregon State to 

a 19-31-6 mark. Paul’s recruiting efforts helped bring in former Beaver Danny 

Mwanga, who was named 2008 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, 2009 Pac- 

10 Player of the Year, and who was selected No. 1 overall in the 2009 MLS 

SuperDraft by the expansion Philadelphia Union. 

Prior to Oregon State, Paul had coaching stints at NCAA Division I 

members Marshall (1997-98, 2003-06) and Fresno State (1998-99). With 

Fresno State, Paul helped lead the Bulldogs to the 1998 Western Athletic 

Conference (WAC) Championship and helped FSU advance to the NCAA Men’s 

Soccer Championships. 

Paul’s collegiate coaching career began at Bellevue Community College 

in Washington, where he established an 82-43-16 record that included three 

Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) titles and 

Coach of the Year honors twice. 

After growing up in Seattle, Paul played at then-NAIA member Western 

Washington from 1980-82. He served as team captain and was an allconference 

selection in 1981. He graduated in 1983 with a degree in physical 

education. 

Following his time at Western Washington in 1984, Paul helped lead 

Team USA of the American Indoor Soccer Association to a 4-5-2 record and 

played with Major Indoor Soccer League’s Milwaukee Wave reserve team. 

Paul and his wife, Pam, currently reside in Corvallis with their three children: 

Zane, Zoe, and Zuri. The Meehan family attends Calvary Chapel Corvallis. 

AARON LEWIS 

Assistant Coach 

Aaron Lewis will begin his first season as part of head 

coach Paul Meehan’s coaching staff this season. 

Over the past eight seasons, Aaron has been the head 

coach at Portland Christian High School. Aaron helped lead 

the Royals to an OSAA state title in 2008, while being 

named Oregon Athletic Coaches Association (OACA) Coach of the Year. In 

the past three seasons, Aaron has helped guide Portland Christian to three 

straight Columbia River League championships that includes 30 straight 

league victories. A two-time Columbia River League Coach of the Year in 2007 

and 2009, Aaron has also spent three years coaching at the club level with 

Eastside United of the Gladstone Soccer Association. 

Aaron, who was inducted earlier this year as part of the first-ever Warrior 

Hall of Fame class, is second all-time in program history in points and goals 

scored. During his career at then-Western Baptist, Aaron tallied 159 career 

points and scored 72 goals to go along with 15 assists. 

During his time donning the navy and gold, Aaron helped lead Western 

Baptist to four straight Cascade Collegiate Conference titles and was named 

CCC Player of the Year twice in 1996 and 1998. Aaron also earned three All-CCC 

1st Team honors (1995, 1996, & 1998), while helping lead the Warriors to the 

1996 National Christian Collegiate Athletic Association (NCCAA) national title. 

As a freshman and sophomore, Aaron earned NCCAA All-American honors 

before becoming the first player in program and NAIA history to be drafted 

into Major League Soccer when the FC Dallas Burn selected him with the 35th 

overall selection in 1999. 

Aaron currently resides in Fairview with his wife, Anna, and five children 

(Emilie, Eli, Grace, Anderson, and Austin). The Lewis family currently attends 

Good Sheppard Community Church in Boring, Oregon. 

AARON FRANKLIN 


Aaron Franklin begins his first season as an assistant coach 

after four seasons as part of the Warriors’ men’s soccer 

program. 

Aaron played on the men’s soccer team at Corban 

from 2006-09, as he appeared between the pipes for the 

Warriors in 60 games making 55 starts. Aaron manned the Warriors’ goal 

for 5,380-plus minutes during his four-year career allowing 100 goals and 

registering 366 saves. Aaron’s career 1.67 Goals Against Average (GAA) ranks 

second all-time in program history, while his 13 career shutouts is second alltime 

as well. 

Aaron graduated from Corban in 2009 with a degree in Elementary 

Education. He is currently working towards his Master’s Degree in 

Education. He and his wife, Kayla, reside in Turner. 

JARED RUST 


Jared Rust begins his first season as an assistant coach 

for the men’s soccer team after two seasons as part of the 

Warriors’ program. 

Jared played on the men’s soccer team at Corban from 

2008-09, as he appeared in 31 games making 26 starts in 

the field. Jared scored one goal and handed out one assist for a total of three 

points during his career. 

Prior to arriving in Salem, Jared spent two seasons at Simpson University 

in Northern California. While playing for the Redhawks, Jared appeared in 32 

games that included one goal in goal. Jared scored three goals and handed out 

two assists for a total of eight points, while also registering four saves in a 5-0 

win over California State University-Maritime. 

Jared is currently finishing up his undergraduate work at Corban and is 

scheduled to graduate in May. 

LLOYD FOBI 


Lloyd Fobi begins his first season as an assistant coach for the men’s soccer 

team after playing at NCAA Division I Oregon State from 2004-07. 

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players 

#0 JAMES MYRVOLD 

Goalkeeper, 6-4, 185, Freshman 

Sandy, Oregon 

Sandy High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Sandy High School 

in 2010 … Competed in soccer (4 years), basketball (4 years), track & field (3 

years), and football (1 year) … Earned all-league awards in soccer, basketball 

and track … Named as part of all-state team in soccer, basketball, and track 

… Named team MVP in soccer … Tied school record in high jump. PERSONAL: 

Born in Ventura, California to Craig and Georgene Myrvold … Is 1 of 3 children … 

Has 2 brothers (Scott & Stephen) … Father, Craig, played soccer at Westmont 

College in Southern California … Enjoys surfing, white water rafting, playting 

video games, watching movies, and relaxing … Major: Business. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “It was close to home, a private school with small class sizes, and a 

Christian-based background.” 

#1 SPENCER ANDERSON 

Goalkeeper, 5-10, 165, Freshman 

Glendale, Arizona 

Mountain Ridge High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Mountain Ridge High School 

in 2010 … Played soccer (4 years), hockey (3 years), and volleyball (3 years) … 

Member of regional championship team in 2007 … Named 1 st team all-region 

as a junior and senior … Named Athlete of the Month in January of 2010. 

PERSONAL: Born in Royal Oak, Mich. to Geraldine Hills … Is 1 of 2 children … 

Has 1 sister (Paige) … Enjoys surfing, playing sand volleyball, snowboarding, 

wakeboarding, and playing golf … Major: Business. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “It 

matched what I wanted in a college perfectly.” 

#3 IBRAHIM HARUNA 

Midfielder, 5-7, 152, Freshman 

Gomby, Nigeria 

Christ the King College 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2008 from Christ the King College 

… Competed four years in soccer, basketball, and cross country … Named 

Most Improved Player in high school. PERSONAL: Born in Gomby, Nigeria to 

Florence Lairan … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 sisters (Aisha & Bahijjah) and 1 

brother (Mohammed) … Enjoys playing soccer, swimming, dancing, playing 

music, and traveling … Major: Information Systems. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: 

“It was my university choice because I wanted to belong to a Christian society 

to improve myself spiritually, morally, and physically in the way of the Lord and 

Corban provides all that quality.” 

#4 JORGE FLORES 

Defender, 5-8, 145, Junior 

Woodburn, Oregon 

Woodburn High School 

Chemeketa Community College 

CHEMEKETA: Attended Chemeketa Community College as a freshman and 

sophomore … Played two seasons of soccer for the Storm … Named as a 

part of NWAACC all-star team as a sophomore. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

in 2006 from Woodburn High School … Competed four years in soccer … 

Named 1 st team all-region three times … Honored as all-state second team 

member twice and honorable mention once during prep career. PERSONAL: 

Born in Mexico to Erika Flores … Is lone child … Enjoys playing soccer … Major: 

Education … Would like to become a P.E. teacher following graduation. WHY 

I CHOSE CORBAN: “I chose Corban because the first time that I visited the 

University, I had a feeling of a familiar place.” 

#5 RUBEN LOPEZ 

Midfielder, 5-10, 175, Junior 

Keizer, Oregon 

McNary High School 


CHEMEKETA: Attended Chemeketa Community College as a freshman and 

sophomore … Played two seasons for the Storm … Named all-region … Earned 

Dean’s List and Honor Roll for work in classroom. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

from nearby McNary High School in 1997 … Played four years of soccer. 

PERSONAL: Born in Mexico to Ruben and Maria Lopez … Is 1 of 6 children … 

Has 2 brothers (Eddie & Jesus) and 3 sisters (Mayra, Teresa, & Laura) … Enjoys 

playing soccer … Major: Undecided. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “It’s local and 

I could stay close to family. I believe that Corban will bring a lot of positive 

things to my life.” 

#6 LOUIS-CLAUDE NGUEA-NJOH 


Douala, Cameron 

Makepe High School 

Skagit Valley Community College 

2009: Appeared in 16 games as a sophomore … Started 14 … Registered 

three shots and two shots on goal. SKAGIT VALLEY: Played as a freshman 

at Skagit Valley Community College … Helped lead the Cardinals to a 1-16- 

1 record. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Makepe High School in 2007 … 

Played basketball … Named Most Valuable Player of Makepe HS basketball 

tournament. PERSONAL: Born in Douala, Cameron to Francois Maurice Njoh 

& Mouen Elizabeth Philomene … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 3 sisters (Charlotte, 

Cynthia, & Francine) … Related to first captain of Cameroon National soccer 

team, Enumedi Guillaume …Enjoys playing soccer, basketball, football, tennis, 

and reading … Major: Accounting/Financing … Would like to become a certified 

public accountant following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “It is a place 

in which I can grow spiritually and have a good education.” 

Corban Career Statistics: 

YEAR GP/GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GW 

2009 16/14 0 0 0 3 0 

#8 DEVIN CHANEY 


Helena, Montana 

Captial High School 

Cascade College 

2009: Appeared in 16 games as a sophomore … Started 15 … Handed out one 

assist and recorded one point … Registered 11 shots and three shots on goal. 

CASCADE: Played one season at Cascade College as a freshman … Appeared 

in 18 games, making 12 starts … Scored three goals … Registered six points 

… Recorded four shots, including four on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

from Capital High School in 2008 … Played four years of soccer and one year 

of basketball … Named all-conference honorable mention once during prep 

career. PERSONAL: Born in Pasadena, Calif. to Terry and Katrina Chaney … Is 

1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Derik) … Father, Terry, ran track at Oklahoma 

Christian University … Enjoys snowboarding, fly fishing, cliff jumping, and 

hanging out … Major: Business Management. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban 

offered me a good athletic scholarship and has great academics.” 



2009 16/15 0 1 1 11 0 

#9 GUS BERMUDEZ 

Forward, 5-9, 155, Junior 

Culver City, California 

John Glenn High School 


Vanguard University of Southern California 

CHEMEKETA: Attended nearby Chemeketa Community College as a freshman 

and sophomore … Played two seasons for the Storm … Scored 55 goals in two 

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seasons … Named South Region MVP as a freshman and sophomore … Honors 

as NWAACC All-Star following freshman and sophomore campaigns … Earned 

National West Region 1 st team honors as a sophomore. VANGUARD: Attended 

Vanguard University of Southern California as a freshman, but did not play 

soccer for the Lions. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from John Glenn High School 

in 2004 … Played three years of soccer … Scored 66 goals in three seasons … 

Named Suburban League MVP as a senior … Earned All-Suburban 1 st team 

honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior … Named 1 st team all-city after 

each prep season. PERSONAL: Born in Westwood, Calif. to Bertha Rubio … Is 

1 of 5 children … Has 2 sisters (Yuri & Rubiela) and 2 brothers (Joel & Roberto) 

… Enjoys watching TV and playing soccer … Major: Communications. WHY I 

CHOSE CORBAN: “I heard many good things about the school and I want to get 

closer to God.” 

#10 NOLAN DEMPSTER 


Hillsboro, Oregon 

Glencoe High School 

2009: Appeared in 17 games as a sophomore … Started 16 

… Handed out two assists and recorded two points … Registered 11 shots, 

including three on goal. 2008: Appeared in 13 games as a freshman … Started 

4 … Registered six shots, including two on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

in 2008 from Glencoe High School … Competed four years in both soccer and 

baseball … Named 1 st team all-league and 2 nd team all-state as a senior … 

Helped lead Glencoe to the OSAA 5A state title and a perfect 15-0-1 record 

… Also, named 2 nd team all-league as a senior in baseball. PERSONAL: Born 

in Hillsboro, Ore. to Kerry and Karen Dempster … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 

brothers (Ryan & Scott) and 1 sister (Lindsay) … Brother, Ryan, and sisterin-law, 

Emily, both attended Corban … Brother, Ryan, played one season of 

baseball for the Warriors in 1996 … Enjoys hanging out with friends … Major: 

Marketing … Would like to become a Major League Baseball scout after 

graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban has a great environment and 

makes you feel that they want you here.” 



2008 6/2 0 0 0 6 0 

2009 17/16 0 2 2 11 0 

Totals 23/18 0 2 2 17 0 

#11 AARON PAULSON 

Defender, 5-9, 155, Senior 

St. Helens, Oregon 

St. Helens High School 

2009: Appeared in 11 games as a junior … Started 7 … 

Registered three shots, including one on goal. 2008: Appeared in two games 

as a sophomore … Scored one goal and registered two points … Recorded one 

shots, including one on goal. 2007: Appeared in four games as a freshman … 

Handed out one assist and registered one point. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

with honors from St. Helens High School in 2007 … Competed four years in 

soccer, basketball, and golf … Earned 1 st team all-league in soccer … Most 

Improved Player award in basketball … Competed at nationals and regionals 

in water skiing … Placed 8 th at nationals and 2 nd at regionals in water skiing. 

PERSONAL: Born in St. Helens, Ore. to Greg and Connie Paulson … Is 1 of 2 

children … Has 1 sister (Lindsay) … Major: Business. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I 

chose Corban because I wanted to be in a good environment for my first years 

of college.” 



2007 4/0 0 1 1 0 0 

2008 2/0 1 0 2 1 0 

2009 11/7 0 0 0 3 0 

Totals 17/7 1 1 3 4 0 

#12 THOMAS BREMPONG 


Kumasi, Ghana 

Glory Baptist High School 

North Idaho College 

NORTH IDAHO: Attended North Idaho College as a freshman and sophomore 

… Played two seasons of soccer for the Cardinals … Named Most Valuable 

Offensive Player … Scored team and conference-high 11 goals as a sophomore. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Glory Baptist High School in 2007 … 

Played four years of soccer … Named MVP as a senior. PERSONAL: Born in 

Serrekunda, Ghana to Cornelius and Theresa Brempong … Is 1 of 4 children … 

Has 2 brothers (Enoch & Ben) and 1 sister (Margaret) … Enjoys doing anything 

fun with friends, reading, and playing soccer … Major: History. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “It just felt right! It’s definitely a place to be to learn and grow. 

Corban is beautiful and has a very cozy and vibrant campus atmosphere.” 

#13 ANTHONY STEELE 

Forward, 5-9, 150, Freshman 

Happy Valley, Oregon 

North Clackamas Christian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2010 from North Clackamas 

Christian High School … Competed four years in both soccer and basketball 

… Named all-league second team as a senior … Earned all-league honorable 

mention following junior season. PERSONAL: Born in Newberg, Ore. to Jim 

and Becky Steele … Is 1 of 5 children … Has 2 brothers (Jameson & Zachary) 

and 2 sisters (Madison & Breanna) … Father, Jim, played soccer at George Fox 

University … Major: Undecided. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban has a strong 

focus on Biblical studies and the word of God. A big part was the opportunity 

to play soccer at the collegiate level.” 

#14 TYLER HAGEN 


Silverton, Oregon 

Silverton High School 



and sophomore … Played two seasons for the Storm … Named team captain 

prior to freshman and sophomore seasons … Earned South Region All-Star 

selection following freshman and sophomore campaigns … Selected to 

NWAACC All-Star team following sophomore season … Helped lead Storm to 

No. 10 ranking in NSCAA Poll as a sophomore … Won Coaches’ Choice Award 

… Selected to All-Academic Sports Team for performance in the classroom. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2005 for Silverton High School … Played soccer 

(4 years), basketball (2 years), football (1 year), and track (1 year) … Holds 

Silverton school record for most goals in a single season (28) and most assists 

in a career (77) … Named team captain as a sophomore, junior, and senior … 

Two-time team MVP … Two-time team leading scorer … Named 1 st team allleague, 

all-state, and All-Statesman Journal as a senior … Earned 1 st team allleague 

honors as a junior … Received 2 nd team all-league honors as sophomore 

and honorable mention recognition as a freshman. PERSONAL: Born in 

Silverton, Ore. to Betty Jo White … Is 1 of 7 children … Has 2 brothers (Tory 

& Tony) and 4 sisters (Tara, Tiffany, Alissa, & Jennifer) … Married Samantha 

Hagen in July of 2007 … Major: Business. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “It’s a great 

opportunity to continue my dream of playing soccer and get a degree.” 

#15 T.J. BACEWICH 


Sherwood, Oregon 

Sherwood High School 

2009: Appeared in 15 games as a freshman … Started 13 … 

Scored two goals and recorded four points … Registered 18 shots, including 

10 on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Sherwood High School in 2009 

… Played four years of soccer … Set career records in all offensive categories 

while at Sherwood … Named 2 nd team all-league and all-state honorable 

mention as a senior … Helped lead Sherwood to a third place finish at the 5A 

state tournament during senior campaign. PERSONAL: Born in Santa Clara, 

Calif. to Scott and April Bacewich … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Kevin) 

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and 1 sister (Emily) … Enjoys bike riding and long walks on the beach … Major: 

Business … Would like going into the field of marketing after graduation. 

WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I really felt a pull spiritually and I loved the team.” 



2009 15/13 2 0 4 18 0 

#16 AARON KINNES 

Midfielder, 6-0, 150, Sophomore 

Gladstone, Oregon 

Gladstone High School 

Southwestern Oregon Community College 

SOUTHWESTERN: Attended Southwestern Oregon Community College as a 

freshman … Played one season for the Lakers … Finished third on the team in 

both goals and assists. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2009 from 

Gladstone High School … Competed in soccer (4 years), basketball (2 years), 

and ultimate frisbee (1 year) … Named team captain prior to senior season … 

Earned 2 nd team and honorable mention all-league during prep career … Helped 

lead Gladiators to state championship game as a junior and senior … Named 

championship game MVP as a senior. PERSONAL: Born in Oauhu, Hawaii to 

Scott and Amy Kinnes … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 brothers (Ian & Brian) and 

1 sister (Julie) … Sister, Julie, attended and graduated from Corban … Enjoys 

playing soccer, hanging out with friends, and playing video games … Major: 

Physical Education … Would like to become a P.E. teacher after graduation. 

WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “It’s a Christian college and I have friends going here.” 

#17 PETER MARTIN 

Forward, 6-1, 175, Sophomore 

Salem, Oregon 

West Salem High School 

2009: Appeared in 16 games as a freshman … Started three 

… Scored two goals and handed out two assists … Recorded six points 

… Registered seven shots, including five on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Was 

homeschooled, but played soccer at nearby West Salem High School … 

Competed in soccer (3 years) and track & field (1 year) … Named all-league 

honorable mention as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to 

Randy and Cindy Martin … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 sisters (Elizabeth & 

Gabrielle) and 1 brother (Caleb) … Sister, Lindsey, and brother-in-law, Tyler 

Lindsey both attended Corban … Enjoys fishing, biking, and playing tennis 

… Major: Exercise Science … Would like to become a physical therapist after 

graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I chose Corban because of its great Bible 

teaching.” 



2009 16/3 2 2 6 7 1 

#18 GUSTAVO MACHUCA 

Forward, 6-1, 185, Freshman 

Guadalajara, Mexico 

Thurston High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2010 from Thurston High School 

… Competed in soccer (4 years) and football (2 years) … Named 1 st team allleague 

as a sophomore, junior, and senior … Earned 1 st team all-league and 

all-state honorable mention as a kicker following junior and senior seasons 

of football. PERSONAL: Born in Mexico to Gustavo and Magaly Machuca 

… Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Edgar) and 1 sister (Karina) … Father, 

Gustavo, played Division 2 soccer professionally in Mexico … Enjoys handing 

out with friends and reading … Major: Business … Would like to work within 

the marketing and advertising department at Nike after graduation. WHY I 

CHOSE CORBAN: “I like the atmosphere and size of the school.” 

#19 DUSTIN JOHANN 

Midfielder, 5-10, 168, Sophomore 

Eagle River, Alaska 

Eagle River Christian High School 

University of Alaska-Anchorage 

ALASKA-ANCHORAGE: Attended the University of Alaska-Anchorage as a 

freshman, but did not compete in soccer. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with 

honors in 2009 from Eagle River Christian High School … Competed in 

soccer (4 years), basketball (2 years), and track (3 years) … Earned ACSAA 

all-tournament honors all four years … Awarded Christian Character Award 

as a junior … Named ACSAA academic all-region team as a sophomore for 

basketball … Earned ACSAA all-tournament honors in basketball as a senior. 

PERSONAL: Born in Yakima, Wash. to Mike and Pat Johann … Is 1 of 5 children 

… Has 4 sisters (Keely, Karly, Brianna, & Jamie) … Enjoys playing any sport, 

fishing, hiking, working out, playing video games, and watching movies … 

Major: Undecided. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “After praying about it, I felt that 

God led me here.” 

#20 STEFFAN BARD 


Oregon City, Oregon 

North Clackamas Christian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from North Clackamas 

High School in 2010 … Competed in soccer (4 years) and track (1 year) … Voted 

team co-captain as a junior and senior … Named 1 st team all-league following 

junior and senior seasons … Earned all-league honorable mention as a 

sophomore. PERSONAL: Born in Bremerton, Wash. to Geoff and Kelly Bard … 

Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Josiah) and 1 sister (Lydia) … Enjoys playing 

guitar, singing, drawing, art, writing, poetry, song writing, listening to music, 

and playing ping-pong … Major: Undecided. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I decided 

to attend Corban.” 

#21 MICHAEL MORIN 


Kenai, Alaska 

Kenai High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2010 from Kenai High School 

… Competed all four years in soccer, hockey, and cross country … Helped 

lead Kenai to the Region III championship as a senior. PERSONAL: Born in 

Soldotna, Alaska to Phil and Chris Morin … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother 

(Paul) … Uncle, Ken Siler, played baseball at College of Pacific … Enjoys frolo 

and long boarding … Major: Undecided. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “It’s not very 

big and I’ve only heard good things about it. I enjoyed Salem the last time I 

was there and it’s where I would like to develop my soccer.” 

#22 JAKE ARNSTON 


Vancouver, Washington 

Portland Christian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Portland Christian High School 

in 2010 … Competed in soccer (4 years) and track & field (2 years) … Named 

team captain for two seasons … Earned 1 st team all-league as a senior … 

Named 2 nd team all-league as a junior … Honored as 3A championship game 

MVP as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to Jeff and Kathleen 

Arnston … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 sister (Meghan) and 1 brother (Patrick) … 

Enjoys listening to music and film making … Major: Business. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “Corban is a good school with a nice campus, as well as being close 

to home and the ability to play soccer.” 

#23 KEITH CLARK 


Lebanon, Oregon 

East Linn Christian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from East Linn 

Christian High School in 2010 … Played four years of soccer and two seasons 

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of basketball … Named team captain three times … Earned two honorable 

mention honors … Voted Best Defensive Player as a senior. PERSONAL: Born 

in Vallejo, Calif.. to Kevin and Kari Clark … Is 1 of 5 children … Has 4 brothers 

(Kyle, Kurtis, Kameron, & Kolby) … Enjoys playing soccer and wakeboarding … 

Major: Information Systems. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban was my first 

choice because of the loving and Godly environment. I knew that Corban would 

be a great place to learn and grow in my faith.” 

#33 ANTHONY MARTIN 

Goalkeeper, 6-3, 185, Junior 

Cottage Grove, Oregon 

Cottage Grove High School 



and sophomore … Played one season for the Storm … Helped lead Chemeketa 

to NWAACC championship game as a freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

from Cottage Grove High School in 2008 … Played four years of soccer and 

wrestled one season. PERSONAL: Born in Fairfield, Calif. to Frank and Amy 

Martin … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Alyssia & Alanna) … Enjoys playing 

sports, surfing, and eating … Major: Youth & Family Ministries … Would like 

to become a youth pastor after graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I chose 

Corban because it is a place that I can not only gain knowledge, but also gain 

strength in my faith.” 

2009 Season Summary 

Coming off an appearance in the 2008 Cascade Collegiate Conference 

playoffs, fourth-year head coach Dave Irby and the Warriors looked to return 

to the conference tournament in 2009. 

After opening the season with a 1-0 victory over NCAA Division III 

member Willamette to regain the Capital Cup from the long time rivals, 

Corban rallied to forge a 2-2 tie on the road against Holy Names. With their 

subsequent 2-1 loss to William Jessup, the Warriors carried a 1-1-1 record into 

conference action. 

Corban unfortunately ran into a cold spell on offense, dropping their first 

seven Cascade Collegiate Conference contests despite senior Aaron Franklin’s 

strong play in net for the Warriors, as Corban’s offense managed only four 

goals during that span. 

The Warrior offense returned to form against Northwest Christian, 

gaining their first win in conference via a 3-2 victory over the Beacons. Corban 

followed up their win with two losses, including a heartbreaking 1-0 overtime 

decision to Evergreen, before closing the season on a positive note with a fourgame 

unbeaten streak that included three wins. 

With the playoffs out of reach, Corban ended the season on a high note 

as senior Kaleb Herring drove home the game-winning goal in the 109 th minute 

to hand the Warriors a spectacular double-overtime victory in the final Warrior 

Field appearance for five seniors. 

Franklin was the lone Warrior to earn All-CCC 1 st team honors, while 

fellow senior Chris Smerke was named to the all-conference 2 nd team. Senior 

Mark Mendenhall and junior Ayouba Moussa both earned all-conference 

honorable mention. 

To close out his amazing four-year career, Franklin posted a career Goals 

Against Average (GAA) of 1.72 to rank second all-time in program history. In 

between the posts, Franklin also registered 13 career shutouts to rank second 

all-time behind former Warrior Mike Patron (1994-97). 

Following his 13 th season as a collegiate head coach, Irby stepped down 

to focus on missionary work and concluded his coaching career with an overall 

win-loss record of 96-140-19, including an overall mark of 30-49-9 over four 

seasons at the helm for the Warriors. 

2009 Results 

September 

1 Win Willamette 1-0 

5 Tie at Holy Names 2-2 (2ot) 

7 Loss at William Jessup 1-2 

12 Loss at Concordia * 0-3 

16 Loss Warner Pacific * 0-2 

19 Loss at Evergreen * 0-1 

26 Loss at Oregon Tech * 1-4 

29 Loss Concordia * 1-2 (ot) 

October 

3 Loss Northwest * 1-2 

6 Loss at Warner Pacific * 0-3 

13 Win at NW Christian * 3-2 

17 Loss Evergreen * 0-1 (ot) 

23 Loss College of Idaho * 0-3 

27 Win Oregon Tech * 2-0 

31 Win at College of Idaho * 1-0 

November 

3 Tie at Northwest * 0-0 (2ot) 

7 Win NW Christian * 1-0 (2ot) 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

# Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament 

2009 Final Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Standings 

Conference 

overall 

W L T PTS W L T 

Warner Pacific 11 2 1 34 12 5 2 

Concordia 11 3 0 33 13 5 2 

Northwest 7 5 2 23 9 5 4 

Evergreen 6 5 3 21 6 6 4 

College of Idaho 6 7 1 19 6 9 1 

Oregon Tech 5 7 2 17 8 8 2 

Corban 4 9 1 13 5 10 2 

Northwest Christian 0 12 2 2 1 15 2 

Conference Tournament Results 

SEMIFINALS 

Concordia (#2) def. Northwest (#3), 3-0 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

Warner Pacific (#1) tied Concordia (#2), 1-1 (Warner Pacific wins on PKs, 4-2) 

(Warner Pacific advanced to NAIA tournament.) 

2009 Honors 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference First Team: 

Aaron Franklin 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Second Team: 

Chris Smerke 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Honorable Mention: 

Mark Mendenhall, Ayouba Moussa 

NAIA National Defensive Player of the Week 

Aaron Franklin (11/3) 

Cascade Conference Defensive Player of the Week: 

Aaron Franklin (11/2) 

NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete: 

John Kazmierski 

Cascade Conference Scholar-Athlete: 

Aaron Franklin, Mark Mendenhall, Travis Wells 

Team Awards: 

Most Valuable – Aaron Franklin 

Best Offense – Travis Wells 

Best Defense – Aaron Franklin 

Most Improved – Peter Martin 

Most Inspirational – Kaleb Herring 

Coaches’ Award – Mark Mendenhall & Johnathon Johnson 

Mighty Warrior – Johnathon Johnson 

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men’s Soccer 

Season Results 

(Since 1989) 

1989 

(4-15-0) Roy Danielian 

at Concordia L 1-2 

Trinity Western L 0-2 

Columbia Christian L 0-1 

at Lewis and Clark L 1-2 

Concordia L 1-2 

at George Fox L 0-4 

at Columbia Christian L 0-2 

Simpson L 0-2 

Pacific L 0-4 

Northwest Nazarene L 1-2 

Albertson L 0-8 

at Warner Pacific W Forfeit 

at Simpson W 5-0 

at Linfield L 0-1 

Northwest W 3-1 

at Trinity Western L 2-3 

at Northwest W 4-1 

at Willamette L 0-5 


1990 


at Cal State Maritime W 3-0 

Notre Dame de Namur W 2-1 

Lewis and Clark W (ot) 1-0 


Simpson W 6-1 

at Columbia Christian W 3-0 


George Fox L 0-4 

Columbia Christian W 5-0 

at Northwest Nazarene L 0-1 

at Albertson W 3-1 

at Warner Pacific W Forfeit 

Pacific L 0-2 

Linfield W (ot) 6-3 



Willamette L 0-1 


at Pacific Lutheran L 0-6 


1991 


at Warner Pacific W 2-1 

at Central Washington L 0-1 



Warner Pacific L 0-3 

Columbia Christian L 0-1 




at Pacific L 0-3 

at Columbia Christian L (ot) 2-3 



Multnomah Bible W 9-1 


Northwest Nazarene T 1-1 

Simpson W 6-0 

at Lewis and Clark T 3-3 


1992 


Central Washington L 0-5 

at Whitman T 2-2 


Columbia Christian W 7-0 


Pacific W 2-1 

at Puget Sound L 1-3 


Evergreen L 0-5 

Linfield W 3-0 


Simpson W 11-1 

at Multnomah Bible W 3-0 

at Northwest Nazarene L 0-3 

at Albertson L 0-5 


at Linfield W 4-0 



1993 


Linfield T 0-0 

at Central Washington W 2-1 

Puget Sound L 0-4 

Whitman W 1-0 


at UC Santa Cruz L 0-1 

at Cal State Maritime W 7-0 

Westminster L 0-2 


Pacific L 0-2 


at Evergreen L 0-3 

Hawaii Pacific L 1-5 


Northwest Nazarene W 4-1 




1994 




Notre Dame de Namur W 3-0 

UC Santa Cruz W 1-0 

Linfield T 0-0 

Cal State Maritime W 8-0 




Pacific L 0-1 

Westminster * L 0-4 

Albertson W 5-0 


Linfield L 1-3 

at Multnomah Bible W 8-0 

at Albertson * L 0-2 

at Northwest Nazarene * L 1-4 

Concordia * L 1-5 

George Fox * L 1-8 

1995 

Conference Champions 



Pacific L 0-1 



at Menlo W 7-0 

at UC Santa Cruz L 1-3 


at Cascade W 6-0 

Portland Bible W 7-1 

Cascade W 4-0 

at Concordia * L 1-5 

at Northwest Nazarene * W 5-0 

at Albertson * W 2-1 



at Portland Bible W 8-0 

Albertson * W 3-0 

Northwest Nazarene * W 3-1 

Concordia * W 2-1 

vs Indiana Wesleyan ^ T 1-1 

(Lost shootout, 3-0) 

vs Pacific Christian ^ L 0-3 

vs Bryan ^ W 2-1 

1996 


NCCAA National Champions 




Biola W 2-0 

at Willamette W 4-1 

Evergreen W 3-1 



at Seattle L 0-4 

at Western Washington W 2-1 

at Simon Fraser L 6-3 




Cascade W 3-1 

at Concordia * T (ot) 2-2 

at Albertson * W (ot) 4-1 



Central Washington W 1-0 


at Simon Fraser + L 2-6 

vs Indiana Wesleyan ^ W (ot) 4-2 

vs Judson ^ W 4-2 

vs Pacific Christian ^ W 6-2 

1997 


Conference Tournament Champions 

(12-4-4) Tony Vandermeer 


Willamette T 3-3 


at Westmont T 2-2 

vs Azusa Pacific W 3-2 

at Evergreen W 3-1 

Northwest * W 6-0 

Cascade * W 8-0 



at Concordia * W 1-0 

Western Washington L (ot) 1-2 

Simon Fraser L 0-3 




at Northwest * T (ot) 0-0 

at Cascade * W 3-1 

Albertson # W (ot) 4-3 

Simon Fraser + T (ot) 2-2 


1998 

Co-Conference Champions 

(11-8-0) Tony Vandermeer 

at BYU-Hawaii L 1-2 

at Hawaii Pacific L 0-2 

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Simpson W 2-0 


at Gonzaga L 0-5 

Evergreen W 2-1 

at Northwest * W 5-0 





at Concordia * W (ot) 3-2 


at Northwest Nazarene * L 3-4 

at Humboldt State L (ot) 1-2 



Northwest Nazarene # W (ot) 2-1 

at Concordia # L 2-3 

1999 

(7-14-0) Doug Roberts 

Trinity Western W 3-2 

Whitworth L 1-4 




at Evergreen W 6-1 

at Seattle Pacific L 0-2 

Northwest * L 0-4 

Warner Pacific W 2-1 

Cascade * L 0-1 


at Albertson * L (ot) 3-4 



at Cascade * L 3-4 

Albertson * L 0-1 

Northwest Nazarene * L 0-2 


Humboldt State L 0-5 


Warner Pacific W 3-1 

2000 


Linfield L 0-3 

Trinity Western L 0-1 

Willamette W 5-3 

George Fox L (ot) 1-2 


at Cal State-Hayward W 5-0 

at Patten L 1-2 



at Evergreen * W 5-4 

at Northwest * L 1-3 

Warner Pacific * W 5-1 


at Northwest Nazarene W (ot) 3-2 




Evergreen * W 4-3 

at Warner Pacific * L 0-4 


2001 


George Fox T (ot) 5-5 

Pacific Lutheran W 3-2 





Walla Walla W 11-0 



Warner Pacific * L (ot) 2-3 


Concordia * L (ot) 2-3 


at Northwest * W (ot) 2-1 



at Northwest Nazarene W 4-0 


at Walla Walla W 4-1 


vs Cedarville ^ L 0-1 

vs Dallas Baptist ^ L 4-5 

vs Trinity Christian ^ T 3-3 

2002 

(13-7-2) Justin Rivard 

Pacific Lutheran W (ot) 1-0 

Trinity Western T (ot) 1-1 

vs Northwest Nazarene W 8-2 

vs York T (ot) 3-3 

at Westminster W 1-0 






at Evergreen * L 3-4 


Warner Pacific * W (ot) 3-2 




at Warner Pacific * W (ot) 2-1 




at Albertson # W 5-0 


2003 


vs Northwest W 9-0 

at Evergreen W (ot) 5-4 



vs Calgary W 4-2 

at Pacific Lutheran L 0-2 


at Evergreen * T (ot) 2-2 










Warner Pacific * W 3-1 


at Albertson # L 2-6 

vs Mid-America Nazarene ^ W 2-0 

vs Southern Wesleyan ^ L 1-2 

vs Cedarville ^ L 3-4 

2004 


at British Columbia W 3-2 

at Simon Fraser L 1-5 

at Pacific Lutheran W 4-2 

Linfield W (ot) 3-2 


Warner Pacific * T (ot) 2-2 

Albertson * W (ot) 3-2 





at Warner Pacific * T (ot) 1-1 






2005 


Trinity Western T 3-3 


vs. Whitworth L 1-3 

at Whitman W 4-3 


at Humboldt State L 0-1 



Warner Pacific * L 0-1 








at Northwest * L (ot) 1-2 

Evergreen * L 1-3 

2006 

(9-7-3) Dave Irby 


British Columbia L 0-3 

Simon Fraser W 1-0 

George Fox T (2ot) 2-2 


Cascade * W (ot) 3-2 



at Warner Pacific * W 5-4 



at Northwest * T (2ot) 1-1 







Concordia + T (2ot) 0-0 


2007 


Great Falls W 3-1 

Northwest Christian * W 6-0 

vs. Westmont L 1-4 

at Azusa Pacific L 0-2 


at College of Idaho * T (2ot) 0-0 



Evergreen * T (2ot) 1-1 



at Northwest Christian * W 4-0 




College of Idaho * L 1-2 


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2008 


George Fox W 1-0 


Pacific (Ore.) L 0-3 

at Humboldt State L 0-3 

La Verne T (2ot) 0-0 

Northwest Christian * W 5-0 

at Northwest * L 0-3 




at Oregon Tech * W Forfeit 



at Northwest Christian * L 0-1 

at College of Idaho * L 0-1 


Oregon Tech * W 2-1 


at Warner Pacific # L 1-6 

2009 


Williamette W 1-0 

at Holy Names T (2ot) 2-2 

at William Jessup L 1-2 



at Evergreen State * L 0-1 

at Oregon Tech * L 1-4 

Concordia * L (ot) 1-2 



at Northwest Christian * W 3-2 

Evergreen State * L (ot) 0-1 


Oregon Tech * W 2-0 

at College of Idaho * W 1-0 

2009 Statistics 

(5-10-2 overall, 4-9-1 conference) 

at Northwest * T (2ot) 0-0 

Northwest Christian * W (2ot) 1-0 

Abbreviation Key: 

* Cascade Conference Game 

# Cascade Conference Tournament 

+ NAIA Regional Tournament 

^ NCCAA Tournament 

Men’s Soccer 

Series Records 

(Since 1989) 

Last 

Opponent W-L-T Game 

Azusa Pacific 1-1-0 2007 

Biola 1-0-0 1996 

British Columbia 1-1-0 2006 

Bryan 1-0-0 1995 

BYU-Hawaii 0-1-0 1998 

UC Santa Cruz 1-2-0 1995 

Cal State-Hayward 1-0-0 2000 

Cal State-Maritime 3-0-0 1994 

Calgary 1-0-0 2003 

Cascade 21-8-0 2008 

Cedarville 0-2-0 2003 

Central Washington 2-2-0 1996 

College of Idaho 18-21-1 2009 

Columbia Christian 3-4-0 1992 

Concordia, Ore. 8-33-2 2009 

Dallas Baptist 0-1-0 2001 

Evergreen 14-10-2 2009 

George Fox 1-13-2 2008 

Gonzaga 0-1-0 1998 

Great Falls 1-0-0 2007 

Hawaii Pacific 0-2-0 1998 

Holy Names 0-0-1 2009 

Humboldt State 0-4-0 2008 

Indiana Wesleyan 1-0-1 1996 

Player GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots SOG GW 

Ayouba Moussa 10-10 5 2 12 26 13 1 

Peter Martin 16-3 2 2 6 7 5 1 

T.J. Bacewich 15-13 2 0 4 18 10 0 

Mark Mendenhall 15-15 2 0 4 10 3 1 

Jin-Hoon Brooks 15-7 1 1 3 4 2 0 

Chris Smerke 17-17 1 0 2 13 3 1 

Kaleb Herring 17-17 1 0 2 12 8 1 

Travis Wells 15-14 0 2 3 20 8 0 

Nolan Dempster 17-16 0 2 2 11 3 0 

Bruno Batista 16-9 0 1 1 14 7 0 

Devin Chaney 16-15 0 1 1 11 3 0 

Jared Rust 14-11 0 0 0 14 5 0 

Louis Nguea-Njoh 16-14 0 0 0 3 2 0 

Aaron Paulson 11-7 0 0 0 3 1 0 

Elijah Engwall 9-0 0 0 0 2 1 0 

Paul Miller 5-0 0 0 0 1 1 0 

Jon Taylor 14-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Johnathan Johnson 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Jacob Niska 6-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 17 14 11 39 169 75 5 

OPPONENTS 17 27 26 80 286 134 10 

Goalkeeper GP-GS Mins GA GAA Saves Sho 

Aaron Franklin 17-17 1598:24 27 1.52 104 5 

TOTALS 17 1598:24 27 1.52 108 5 

OPPONENTS 17 1598:24 14 0.79 61 7 

Judson 1-0-0 1996 

La Verne 1-0-0 2008 

Lewis and Clark 1-1-1 1991 

Linfield 11-8-2 2005 

Menlo 1-0-0 1995 

Mid-America Nazarene 1-0-0 2003 

Multnomah Bible 3-0-0 1994 

Northwest 32-7-3 2009 

Northwest Christian 5-1-0 2009 

Northwest Nazarene 13-6-1 2002 

Notre Dame de Namur 2-0-0 1994 

Oregon Tech 3-1-0 2009 

Pacific, Ore. 1-10-0 2008 

Pacific Christian 1-1-0 1996 

Pacific Lutheran 3-2-0 2004 

Patten 0-1-0 2000 

Portland Bible 2-0-0 1995 

Puget Sound 0-4-0 1995 

Seattle 0-1-0 1996 

Seattle Pacific 0-1-0 1999 

Simon Fraser 1-4-1 2006 

Simpson, Calif. 8-1-0 2000 

Southern Wesleyan 0-1-0 2003 

Trinity Christian 0-0-1 2001 

Trinity Western 1-6-2 2006 

Walla Walla 6-0-0 2008 

Warner Pacific 10-14-2 2009 

Western Washington 1-1-0 1997 

Westminster, Utah 1-2-0 2002 

Westmont 0-1-1 2007 

Whitman 2-0-1 2005 

Whitworth 0-2-0 2005 

Willamette 7-10-1 2009 

William Jessup 0-0-1 2009 

York, Neb. 0-0-1 2002 

Abbreviation Key: 

* Cascade Conference Game 

# Cascade Conference Tournament 

+ NAIA Regional Tournament 

^ NCCAA Tournament 

Men’s Soccer 

Participants 

(Since 1979) 

Joe Adamson 1979, 80 

Danny Agee 2001, 02, 03 

Terry Aiton 1986, 88 

Brent Anderson 1994, 95, 96 

David Anderson 2007, 08 

David Anderson 1995 

Jonathan Anderson 2008 

Kim Anderson 1985, 87, 88 

Don Avery 1989 

Chad Barkes 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Bruno Batista 2009 

Ben Baxter 1996 

Paul Beals 1986, 87 

Steve Bellshaw 1979, 80, 81 

Brett Bentley 2004, 05 

Dave Berard 1981 

Chris Bernard 1988, 89, 90 

John Bilderback 1985 

Ben Billups 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Dane Bishari 1980 

Jim Boen 1988, 89, 90, 91 

Neal Boliou 1980, 81, 82 

Collin Box 2007 

Ryan Braaten 1989, 90, 91, 92 

T.J. Bacewich 2009 

Jason Bradley 1996, 97 

Eric Branch 2005 

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Jin-Hoon Brooks 2009 

Josh Brooks 2003 

Andrew Brown 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Darrin Burger 1980, 82, 83 

David Burke 1998, 99, 00, 01 

Seth Burke 2001, 02, 03, 04 

Tim Burke 1997, 98, 99 

Tom Campbell 1993 

Nate Carter 1994, 97, 98, 99 

Greg Chandler 2005 

Devin Chaney 2009 

Carl Chica 1987, 88, 89, 90 

Mark Cho 1989, 90 

Chris Cleaver 1998, 99, 00 

Jeff (Skip) Collins 1994, 95, 96 

Aaron Conger 2003, 04, 05, 06 

Eli Conlee 2006 

Damon Connerly 1996 

John Connerly 1991, 92, 93, 94 

Lonnie Cook 1984, 85 

Michael Cowan 2008 

Joshua Crain 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Taurai Daka 2000, 01, 02, 03 

Roy Danielian 1979, 80 

Mark Davis 1979 

James DelCastillo 2005, 06, 07 

Nolan Dempster 2008, 09 

Jonathas Dias 2000, 01 

Paul Diaz 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Jared Dilsaver 1993 

Carlos Dominguez 1991, 92, 93 

Dave Douglas 1984, 85, 86, 87 

Benjamin Downing 2002, 03 

Steve Drager 1987, 88, 89 

Brian Drake 1984 

Dave Duncan 1981, 82 

Konstantin Dyachenko 2000 

Elijah Engwall 2009 

Caleb Erlenmeyer 2003 

Dan Esquivel 1993 

Randy Farwell 1979 

Ryan Farwell 1997, 98, 99 

Sorin Feldiorean 1985 

Ian Filonczuk 1994, 95 

Justin Fimbres 1993 

Benny Flores 1990, 91, 92 

Michael Fogerson 1983 

Mike Forsythe 1999 

Darrell Fortune 1985 

Aaron Franklin 2006, 07, 08 

Kevin Franklin 2003, 04, 06, 07 

Erik Fridborg 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Tom Friend 1981, 82 

Kevin Furman 2005, 06 

Reggie Gaoiran 1993 

Travis Garber 2000, 01 

Mike Geleynse 2002, 03, 04, 05 

Neil Gertner 1988, 89 

Jamie Gilson 1993, 94 

Robert Godfrey 1990 

Brandon Gould 1999, 00 

Joe Greenwood 2003 

Tyler Grove 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Aaron Haase 1991 

Chris Hankel 1987 

Jeremiah Hansen 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Jim Hansen 1986 

Derek Hanson 2001 

Phil Harder 1979, 80 

Sam Harris 1984 

Lonnie Heinke 1982, 83, 85 

Jeff Henckel 1986, 87, 88, 89 

Kaleb Herring 2008, 09 

Doug Higby 1980, 81, 82, 83 

Jeremy Higgins 1995 

Dustin Hill 1999 

Jim Hill 1993 

Mike Hoffman 1981, 84 

Phil Hoffman 1984 

Rusty Holcomb 1993 

Warren Holland 1981 

Kyle Holmes 2002, 03 

Mark Holmes 2001, 02 

Jeremiah Hoover 1999, 01 

Brian House 1993 

Geoff Hunker 1998 

Paul Hunter 1994 

Nathan Irby 2005 

Jason Iverson 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Phil James 1981 

Spencer Johnson 1983, 84, 85, 86 

Johnathan Johnson 2009 

Casey Jones 1982 

Rich Jones 1985, 86, 87, 88 

Fernando Karczeski 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Dustin Karstetter 2001, 02, 03, 04 

John Kazmierski 2006, 07, 08 

Dave Kelley 1984 

Rich Kitzel 1984 

Todd Kleppin 1989, 90, 91, 92 

Aaron Klippert 1992, 93, 95, 96 

Phil Knight 1981 

Jon Knoedler 1992 

Jason Koreski 1997, 98 

Troy Koster 2002, 03 

Jim Leenders 1979, 80 

Eddie Leeper 1992, 93, 94 

Luke Lesh 1994 

Aaron Lewis 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Jim Lewis 1979, 80, 81 

Sam Lewis 1979 

Hans Limbeck 2000 

Chuck Lind 1981, 83 

John Lloyd 1980, 81 

Caleb Louvier 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Nathan Louvier 2003, 04 

Matt Lucas 1991, 92, 93 

Justin Lucia 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Kevin Lundy 1997, 98, 99, 00 

Hobie Mahon 1993 

Carl Maki 1981 

Horst Malunat 1989, 90, 91, 92 

Jered Mangini 1994, 95 

Scott Marshall 2003, 04, 05, 06 

Darren Martin 1996, 97, 98 

Jeremy Martin 1993 

Peter Martin 2009 

Peter Martin 1990, 92 

Jay Mathisen 1991, 92, 93 

Dave McCombs 1987 

Brendan McCornack 2007 

Don McDaniel 1980 

Justin McDowell 2000 

Brian McGregor 2000, 01 

Thomas McMahon 2001 

Brian McSwain 1999 

Adam Meisner 1997, 98 

Mark Mendenhall 2006, 07, 08, 09 

Jeff Meuser 1997 

Chiuke Mhango 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Paul Miller 2009 

Charles Mix 1985 

Mamoru Miyazaki 2001, 02 

Jim Morris 1982 

Ayouba Moussa 2007, 08, 09 

Jack Moyer 1979 

Graham Myles 2000, 01, 02 

Josh Nagle 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Quinn Neely 2003, 05, 06, 07 

Louis Nguea-Njoh 2009 

Scott Nickloff 1989, 90, 91 

Jacob Niska 2009 

Darren Olofson 1984 

Michael Otto 2002, 03, 04, 05 

Seth Overby 2008 

Rodger Page 1984, 85 

Mike Patron 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Jon Patterson 2001 

Aaron Paulson 2007, 08, 09 

Paul Peirce 2003, 04 

Dan Peters 1990 

Sid Petherbridge 1982 

Mitchull Pleshka 1989, 90 

Shawn Pool 1989 

Cole Portwood 1995 

Rawlie Poulson 1979, 80 

Dan Preskitt 1982, 83, 85, 86 

Alan Price 1986, 87 

Micah Pruss 2004 

Keith Pyles 1979 

Jeremy Rainbow 1998, 00 

Toby Rainbow 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Brian Reed 1989 

Parker Reed 2007, 08 

Steve Reese 2000 

Jeremy Richmond 1991 

Doug Roberts 1979, 80, 81, 83 

Wade Rogerson 2005 

Jordan Rowland 2004, 05 

Jared Rust 2008, 09 

Rob Saffeels 2007, 08 

Michael Sanders 2004 

Roger Sauve 1997, 98, 99 

Mark Schaffer 1984 

Tim Scherrer 1987, 88, 89, 90 

Dave Schmidt 1986, 87, 88, 89 

Mark Schubert 2006, 07, 08 

Nic Sedor 1998, 99, 00, 01 

Reza Shahparast 1999 

Jason Sii 2002, 03 

Brian Simpson 1993 

Chris Smerke 2009 

Dan Smith 1979 

Dan Smith 1994, 95 

Tim Smith 1982 

Mark Snodgrass 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Mike Speten 1992, 94, 95, 96 

Mark Sprague 1979, 81, 82, 83 

Jeff Stachofsky 1986, 88 

Michael Stainbrook 1984, 85 

Jason Staley 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Daniel Steffen 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Eric Stevens 1985 

Mark Summers 1981, 82, 84 

Larry Sundin 1981, 82, 83 

Sam Swenson 1999 

Chuck Talcott 1979, 80, 81, 82 

Philip Tallman 2002, 03, 04 

Alan Taylor 1980, 81, 82, 83 

Jon Taylor 2009 

Larry Teal 1988 

Cam Tripp 1992 

Richard Truman 1988 

Gene Tulk 1983 

Andy Tyssen 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Wayne Van Rijn 1982 

Brian Vaughan 1987, 88, 89 

Paul Vinje 1984, 85, 86, 89 

Ryan Wagner 1998, 99, 00, 01 

Sky Wagner 1992, 94 

Rob Wallace 1991 

Tim Warthan 1988, 89 

Ryan Watkins 1998, 99, 00, 01 

David Wattenburger 2004, 05 

Jake Watterberg 2002, 03 

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Brandon Weber 2001, 02, 03 

Trevor Weber 2002, 03 

Jeff Welch 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Travis Wells 2007, 08, 09 

Josh West 1995, 96 

Derek White 1994, 95 

John White 1990, 92, 94 

Dan Willeford 2000, 01 

Doug Willems 1985, 86 

Joel Williams 1995 

Russ Williams 1983 

Keith Willsey 1980 

John Winters 2003 

Tim Wright 1980 

Chad Wolf 1993 

Andrew Wolski 1998 

James Young 2003, 04, 05, 06 

Marty Ziesemer 1986, 87, 89, 90 

Cory Zimmer 1991 

MEN’S SOCCER RECORDS 

(Since 1989) 

SINGLE MATCH 

Points 

Scott Marshall vs Cascade 10/23/04 11 

Taurai Daka vs. Northwest, 8/29/03 11 

Taurai Daka vs. Walla Walla, 9/24/01 11 

Taurai Daka vs. NW Nazarene, 9/5/02 9 

Taurai Daka vs. Simpson, 9/13/00 9 

Benny Flores vs. Multnomah, 10/22/91 9 

Goals 


Caleb Louvier vs. Northwest, 10/8/05 4 

Scott Marshall vs. Whitman, 9/8/05 4 

Scott Marshall vs. Cascade, 10/23/04 4 

Taurai Daka vs. NW Nazarene, 9/5/02 4 


Taurai Daka vs. Simpson, 9/13/00 4 

Chad Barkes vs. Albertson, 10/2/98 4 

Eddie Leeper vs. Columbia Christian, 9/12/92 4 

Benny Flores vs. Multnomah, 10/22/91 4 

Assists 

Caleb Louvier vs. Willamette, 9/10/05 3 

Scott Marshall vs. Cascade 10/23/04 3 

Seth Burke vs Cascade 10/23/04 3 

Scott Marshall vs Evergreen 10/16/04 3 

Taurai Daka vs. Cascade, 10/18/03 3 


Seth Burke vs. NW Nazarene, 9/5/02 3 

Taurai Daka vs. Evergreen, 9/28/01 3 


Aaron Klippert vs. Northwest, 9/11/92 3 

Benny Flores vs. Simpson, 10/30/91 3 

Jim Boen vs. Northwest, 9/21/90 3 

SINGLE SEASON 

Points 

1. Taurai Daka, 2001 78 



4. Scott Marshall, 2003 47 

Taurai Daka, 2000 47 

Aaron Lewis, 1996 47 


8. Aaron Lewis, 1998 40 

9. Benny Flores, 1991 36 


Benny Flores, 1990 35 

Goals 




4. Aaron Lewis, 1996 22 








Assists 




Graham Myles, 2001 12 


Taurai Daka, 2003 9 

Scott Marshall, 2003 9 

Seth Burke, 2002 9 

Aaron Klippert, 1992 9 

9. Five times 8 

Shutouts 

1. Mike Patron, 1997 7 

Mike Patron, 1994 7 

3. Mike Patron, 1996 6 

4. Aaron Franklin, 2009 5 

Mike Patron, 1995 5 

Todd Kleppin, 1990 5 

Goals Against Average 

(10+ matches) 

1. Mike Patron, 1997 1.31 

2. Aaron Franklin, 2009 1.52 

Nate Carter, 1998 1.52 

Mike Patron, 1995 1.52 

5. Mike Patron, 1996 1.57 

CAREER 

Points 

1. Taurai Daka, 2000-03 260 

2. Aaron Lewis, 1995-98 159 

3. Scott Marshall, 2003-06 141 

4. Benny Flores, 1990-92 96 

5. Caleb Louvier, 2004-07 89 

6. Jason Iverson, 1995-98 72 

7. Danny Agee, 2001-03 71 

8. Chad Barkes, 1996-99 69 

9. Joshua Crain, 2004-07 62 

10. Chiuke Mhango, 1994-97 57 

Goals 

1. Taurai Daka, 2000-03 106 

2. Aaron Lewis, 1995-98 72 


4. Benny Flores, 1990-92 39 


6. Danny Agee, 2001-03 30 

7. Chad Barkes, 1996-99 28 

8. Joshua Crain, 2004-07 26 

Jason Iverson, 1995-98 26 

10. Chiuke Mhango, 1994-97 22 

Assists 

1. Taurai Daka, 2000-03 48 


3. Aaron Klippert, 1992-93, 95-96 21 

4. Seth Burke, 2001-04 20 

Jason Iverson, 1995-98 20 

Mark Snodgrass, 1994-97 20 


8. Graham Myles, 2000-02 18 

Benny Flores, 1990-92 18 

10. Jeremiah Hansen, 1996-99 17 

Brent Anderson, 1994-96 17 

Shutouts 

1. Mike Patron, 1994-97 25 

2. Aaron Franklin, 2006-09 13 

3. Brandon Weber, 2001-03 10 

4. Todd Kleppin, 1989-92 9 

5. Jeff Welch, 1990-93 8 

Goals Against Average 

(Minimum 2 years played and 20+ matches) 

1. Mike Patron, 1994-97 1.54 

2. Aaron Franklin, 2006-09 1.72 

3. James DelCastillo, 2005-07 1.96 

4. Brandon Weber, 2001-03 2.02 

5. Todd Kleppin, 1989-92 2.27 

**BOLD indicates current player** 

TEAM SINGLE MATCH 

Goals 

vs. Cascade, 10/23/04 13 

vs. Northwest, 9/18/96 12 

vs. Walla Walla, 9/24/01 11 

vs. Cascade, 10/18/03 10 

vs. Cascade, 11/11/99 10 

Assists 

vs. Cascade, 11/11/99 10 



TEAM SINGLE SEASON 

Most Goals Scored, 2003 77 

Most Goals Per Game Average, 2003 3.30 

Fewest Goal Against, 1995 26 

Lowest Goals Against Average, 1995 1.18 

Highest Winning Pct., 1996 (18-5-1) .771 

Most Wins, 1996 18 

Fewest Losses, 1997 4 

Most Ties, 1997 4 

Most Shutouts, 1995 8 

Fewest Times Shutout, 1996 1 

Most Consecutive Wins, 1995 8 

Most Consecutive Matches w/o a Loss, 

1995, 1996 9 

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Win/Loss Records (1988-present) 

Year Overall Conference Coach 

1988 7-11-0 Roy Danielian 






1994 8-10-1 0-5-0 (6th) Roy Danielian 

1995 15-6-1 5-1-0 (1st) Roy Danielian 

1996 18-5-1 5-0-1 (1st) Roy Danielian 

1997 12-4-4 8-1-1 (1st) Tony Vandermeer 

1998 11-8-0 7-3-0 (T-1st) Tony Vandermeer 

1999 7-14-0 2-8-0 (6th) Doug Roberts 

2000 9-11-0 5-7-0 (T-4th) Doug Roberts 

2001 11-10-2 7-5-0 (3rd) Doug Roberts 

2002 13-7-2 8-4-0 (3rd) Justin Rivard 

2003 13-9-1 8-3-1 (3rd) Justin Rivard 

2004 10-5-2 6-4-2 (4th) Justin Rivard 

2005 8-9-1 5-7-0 (4th) Justin Rivard 

2006 9-7-3 6-5-1 (3rd) Dave Irby 

2007 6-10-2 4-8-2 (7th) Dave Irby 

2008 6-12-1 4-8-0 (3rd South) Dave Irby 

2009 5-10-2 4-9-1 (7th) Dave Irby 

POST SEASON APPEARANCES 

Cascade Conference Tournament 

1997 (1st), 1998 (2nd), 2001 (T-3rd), 2002 (2nd), 2003 (T-3rd), 2008 (T-5th) 

NAIA Regional Tournament 

1996 (T-3rd), 1997 (T-3rd), 2006 (T-3rd) 

NCCAA National Tournament 

1995 (7th), 1996 (1st), 2001 (T-7th), 2003 (4th) 

NAIA MEN’S SOCCER RATINGS 

(Highest Corban ranking for each year) 

Top-25: 

No. 19 (September 16, 1997) 

Received votes: 

No. 38 (October 27, 1998) 

No. 36 (October 2, 2001) 

No. 26 (October 29, 2002) 

2010 game SCHEDULE 

Wed Sep 1 Willamette 7 p.m. 

Sat Sep 4 Rocky Mountain 4 p.m. 

Tue Sep 7 Walla Walla U. 4 p.m. 

Fri Sep 10 Linfield 7 p.m. 

Fri Sep 17 Northwest Christian * 2:30 p.m. 

Sat Sep 18 Oregon Tech * 2:30 p.m. 

Fri Sep 24 Evergreen State 1 p.m. 

Sat Sep 25 Northwest * 7 p.m. 

Fri Oct 1 Warner Pacific * 2:30 p.m. 

Sat Oct 2 College of Idaho * 2:30 p.m. 

Sat Oct 9 Concordia * 1 p.m. 

Fri Oct 15 Oregon Tech * 7 p.m. 

Sat Oct 16 Northwest Christian * 6 p.m. 

Fri Oct 22 Northwest * 3 p.m. 

Sat Oct 23 Evergreen State * 3 p.m. 

Fri Oct 29 College of Idaho * 2 p.m. 

Sat Oct 30 Warner Pacific * 2:15 p.m. 

Sat Nov 6 Concordia * 1 p.m. 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament: November 9 & 13 

NAIA Championship Tournament: Nov. 29 – Dec. 4 (Fresno, Calif.) 

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