2009 Men's Soccer Outlook - Corban University Athletics

2009 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 

Our Mission 

To educate Christians who will make a 

difference in the world for Jesus Christ. 

Matthew 28:19-20 

History 

Corban College has its roots in Phoenix, 

Arizona where, in 1935, it began as a Bible 

institute. Relocating to California in 1946, 

the college changed its name to Western 

Baptist Bible College and operated there 

until moving to Oregon in 1969. 

In 1955, the College received degreegranting 

status from the State of California 

Department of Education. In 1959, it 

received national accreditation as a Bible 

college by the American Association of 

Bible Colleges. In 1968, it was regionally 

accredited and after moving to Oregon was 

accredited by the Northwest Commission 

on Colleges and Universities. Over the years, 

the College has gone from a Bible college to 

a comprehensive college offering programs 

in biblical studies, the liberal arts, and 

professional studies. 

In 2005 the name of the college was 

changed to Corban in order to enhance 

our ability to reach out to all evangelical 

churches and at the same time to present 

our Baptist heritage in a positive manner. 

The name, a biblical word meaning “a gift 

dedicated to God,” and motto, “Dedicating 

Heart and Mind to God,” reflect the mission 

of the college. 

Library 

In addition to 110,000 titles and 575 current 

periodical subscriptions on location, Corban’s 

membership in the Oregon Private Academic 

Library Link (OPALL) provides access to 

an additional 500,000 titles and 750,000 

volumes. The library and its users also have 

access to over 11,000 full-text journals in 

electronic format. The library houses the 

Prewitt/Allen Archaeological Museum, a 

collection of Middle East artifacts, unique on 

the West Coast. 

Affiliation 

Corban is an independent Baptist college 

and a member of the Council for Christian 

Colleges and Universities. 

Corban Academic Programs 

Student Services 

Chapel Program; Associated Students 

of Corban College; Career Services; 

Community/Church Service; Counseling; 

Camp Teams; Leadership Development; 

Academic Services Center; Campus Dining; 

Core Groups; Fellowships; Intercollegiate 

Athletics; Intramurals; Health Services; 

Library; Campus Bookstore. 

Business 

Computer Science 

Degree Completion 

Education 

English/ 

Communication/ 

Journalism 

Health Science 

Human Performance 

Mathematics 

Ministry 

Music 

Psychology 

Social Science 

Study Abroad 

Associate Degrees 

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Corban College & Graduate School 

Dave Johnson, Director Of Athletics 

503-589-8119 

djohnson@corban.edu 

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, worldwide 

Reebok campaign known as Dan and Dave featuring Johnson with fellow Olympichopeful 

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. 

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Staff 

Assistant Athletic Director / 

Game & Event Coordinator 

Tim Seiber 

503-589-8107 

tseiber@corban.edu 


Sports Information Director 

Mark Colachico 

503-589-8121 

mcolachico@corban.edu 

Dean of Athletic 

Activity & Athletics 

Dr. Dave Bale 

503-589-8104 

dbale@corban.edu 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Jennifer Krug 

503-589-8193 

jkrug@corban.edu 

Faculty Athletic 

Representative 

Dr. Bryce Bernard 

503-375-7034 

bbernard@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Tony Walther 

503-589-8108 

twalther@corban.edu 

Gym Facility Manager 

Donny Zavala 

503-375-7588 

dzavala@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Jenny Garrard 

503-589-8160 

jgarrard@corban.edu 

Coaches 

Baseball Coach 

Nathan Mayben 

503-375-7021 

nmayben@corban.edu 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

Dave Irby 

503-375-7021 

dirby@corban.edu 

Men’s Basketball Coach 

Justin Sherwood 

503-589-8196 

jsherwood@corban.edu 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

Marty Ziesemer 

503-375-7115 

mziesemer@corban.edu 

Women’s Basketball Coach 

Terry Williams 

503-316-3397 

twilliams@corban.edu 

Softball Coach 

Nathan Ohta 

503-375-7021 

nohta@corban.edu 

M/W Cross Country Coach 

M/W Track & Field Coach 

Norm Berney 

503-375-7021 

nberney@corban.edu 

Volleyball Coach 

Nels Norquist 

503-316-3398 

nnorquist@corban.edu 

M/W Golf Coach 

Ron Sisler 

503-375-7021 

rsisler@corban.edu 


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Affiliations 

Cascade Collegiate 

Conference 

Corban College 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 College. 

All 10 members of the conference compete in 

both volleyball, women’s soccer, and men’s & 

women’s cross country, while men’s soccer has 

eight participants. 

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. 

2009 CCC Preseason 

Men’s Soccer Poll 

Team 

Points 

1. Concordia (6) 62 

2. College of Idaho (1) 52 

3. Warner Pacific (1) 49 

4. Evergreen 41 

5. Northwest 35 

6. Oregon Tech 19 

7. Corban 18 

8. Northwest Christian 12 

First place votes in parentheses 

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. 

Senior Mark Mendenhall will be looked upon to anchor the 

Warriors’ defense this season, while also adding leadership 

both on and off the field. 

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Cascade Collegiate Conference 

Opponents 

THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO 

Location: Caldwell, Idaho 

Enrollment: 834 

Nickname: Coyotes 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Director of Athletics: Marty Holly 

Sports Info. 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: 1,600 

Nickname: Cavaliers 

Colors: Navy and White 

Director of Athletics: Matthew English 

Sports Info. 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: Dave Weber 

Sports Information Director: Craig Dickson 


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: Chris Bolton 

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 Info. Director: Allen Kawashima 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Gary McIntosh 

Website: www.northwestu.edu/athletics 

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2009 Roster 

NO NAME POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 

1 Aaron Franklin GK 5-10 170 SR Red Bluff, Calif. (Red Bluff Union HS) 

2 Jacob Niska D 5-7 135 FR Portland, Ore. (Portland Christian HS) 

4 Jin-Hoon Brooks MF/F 5-6 135 FR Dallas, Ore. (Dallas HS) 

5 Kaleb Herring D 6-1 195 SR Waco, Texas (Midway HS / Dakota Wesleyan Univ.) 

6 Louis-Claude Nguea-Njoh D 6-0 154 SO Douala, Cameron (Makepe HS / Skagit Valley CC) 

7 Chris Smerke mF 5-9 155 SR Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman HS / Cascade College) 

8 Bruno Batista D 5-11 176 FR Sao Paulo, Brazil (Colegio Brazileiro Pos-Graduacal) 

9 Jared Rust mF 6-1 185 SR Palo Cedro, Calif. (American Chr. Acad. / Simpson Univ.) 

10 Mark Mendenhall D 6-3 185 SR Windsor, Calif. (Rincon Valley Christian HS) 

11 Paul Miller D 5-8 148 FR Pittsburg, Calif. (Berean Christian HS) 

13 Nolan Dempster D 6-0 177 SO Hillsboro, Ore. (Glencoe HS) 

14 Ayouba Moussa F 6-4 175 JR Niger, Africa (Niger HS / Univ. of Idaho) 

15 T.J. Bacewich F 5-11 145 FR Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood HS) 

17 Peter Martin F 6-0 170 FR Salem, Ore. (West Salem HS) 

20 Travis Wells F 5-11 160 JR Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 

22 Elijah Engwall mF 5-11 165 FR Lebanon, Ore. (East Linn Christian HS) 

23 Jon Taylor D/MF 5-9 155 SO Salem, Ore. (Scio HS / Chemeketa CC) 

24 Devin Chaney D/MF 6-0 160 SO Helena, Mt. (Capital HS / Cascade College) 

RS Johnathon Johnson MF 5-9 146 SO Dallas, Ore. (Dallas HS) 

Head Coach: Dave Irby (4th season) 

Assistant Coaches: Brett Bentley 

Athletic Trainers: Jennifer Krug, Tony Walther, Jenny Garrard 

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2009 Men’s Soccer Outlook 

With new talent and veterans, Warriors seek to re-establish winning ways. 

Corban men’s soccer squad is on a mission to re-establish its strength and viability in the NAIA 

ranks, as fourth-year head coach Dave and team seek to improve on last season’s six wins, 

while boosting the Warriors above .500. 

Irby points to experience, leadership and overall skill level as reasons for anticipating a 

positive change in Warrior soccer prospects. 

“This year’s team will be stronger than the previous two season’s because we have six 

seniors, several quality transfers and some dynamic freshmen,” said Irby. With that mix, we’ll 

feature good skills and potential on the attack, while having a veteran defense and solid goal 

keeping to protect us.” 

On the Defense 

Proven ironmen on the Warrior defense are a trio of seniors: keeper Aaron Franklin (SR, 5-10, 

170, Red Bluff, Calif.), and rugged defenders Mark Mendenhall (SR, 6-3, 193, Windsor, 

Calif.) and Kaleb Herring (SR, 6-1, 190, Waco, Texas). 

Also strengthening the backfield is returner Nolan Dempster (SO, 6-0, 177, Hillsboro, 

Ore.), and transfers Devin Chaney (SO, 6-0, 170, Helena, Mont.) and Jon Taylor (SO, 5-9, 

155, Salem, Ore.). 

Rookies who will counted on in key back-up roles are Jacob Niska (FR, 5-7, 135, 

Portland, Ore.) and Paul Miller (FR, 5-8, 148, Pittsburg, Calif.). 

Ranging Across the Midfield 

Corban has a lot of versatility and experience in the midfield, with a pair of seniors Jared Rust 

(SR, 6-0, 185, Palo Cedro, Calif.) and transfer Chris Smerke (SR, 5-9, 155, Las Vegas, Nev.) 

leading the charge. New promising midfield talent comes to the Warriors in transfer Louis- 

Claude Nguea-Njoh (SO, 6-0, 154, Douala, Cameron) and a pair of freshmen Bruno Batista 

(FR, 5-11, 176, Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Jin-Hoon Brooks (FR, 5-6, 135, Dallas, Ore.). 

Chaney, Herring, Dempster and Taylor can all swing to the mid area, giving the Warriors 

plenty of adept field coverage. 

Attacking Upfront 

Spearheading a more potent scoring attack in the front will be third-year veteran Ayouba 

Moussa (JR, 6-3, 184, Niger, Africa), Travis Wells (JR, 5-11, 160, Springfield, Ore.), 

newcomer T.J. Bacewich (FR, 5-11, 145, Sherwood, Ore.), as well as Rust and Batista. 

Freshman striker Peter Martin (FR, 6-0, 170, Salem, Ore.) is counted on for valuable support 

on the attack for Corban. 


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Coaching Staff 

Dave Irby 

Head Coach 

Dave Irby returns for 

his fourth year as head 

coach of the Warriors 

after guiding Corban 

to the NAIA Region I 

Tournament for the first 

time in eight seasons in 

2006. 

Two seasons ago, Dave led Corban to 

a berth in the NAIA Region I Tournament, as 

the Warriors won their final three games of 

the regular season by a combined 15 goals 

(17-2) en route to meeting fellow conference 

member Concordia in the opening round of 

the post-season tournament. 

Prior to his collegiate coaching return, 

Dave spent six seasons (1999-2005) as head 

boys’ varsity coach at Blanchet Catholic High 

School in Salem, where he led the Cavaliers to 

back-to-back league co-championships in 2003 

and 2004. Dave was named Tri-Rivers League 

Coach of the Year, as Blanchet advanced to 

the state quarterfinals in 2004. The Cavaliers 

earned the league Sportsmanship Award for 

three straight seasons with Dave at the helm. 

Dave has also served as head coach of 

the Premier Developmental League’s (PDL) 

Cascade Surge from 1997-2000 before 

transitioning into management with the team 

in 1999. Under Dave, Cascade advanced to 

the PDL Western Conference Playoffs in 1997. 

As president, the Surge advanced to the 

playoffs four straight seasons, while winning 

back-to-back Northwest Division Titles. The 

team won the league’s Fair Play award in 2003 

and 2005. 

Before moving to the Northwest, Dave 

spent five seasons at Concordia University 

(1988-89 and 1994-96) in Irvine, California, 

where the Eagles’ program set a record for 

most wins in a season with eight. 

Prior to Concordia, Dave spent four 

seasons (1977-80) at Azusa Pacific University 

(APU) in Azusa, California, as head coach of 

the men’s soccer program. Dave was named 

SCIAC and NAIA District IV Coach of the Year 

twice as he guided the Cougars to a 46-26-5 

record and three NAIA playoff appearances in 

his four years at APU. 

He has also coached Christian collegiate 

and pro All-Star teams on over twenty 

international soccer ministry trips, including 

a 2003 mission’s trip to Sudan where the 

Cascade Surge played the Sudanese National 

team to a 1-1 tie. 

The CEO of Surge International, a soccer 

ministry based in Salem and Vienna, Austria, 

Dave earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 

social science and physical education from 

Azusa Pacific University in 1976, and acquired 

his Master of Arts degree in teaching from 

the University of La Verne. Dave’s soccer 

credentials include a U.S. Soccer “A” Coaching 

License, which is the highest license in the 

United States and is recognized world-wide. 

Dave currently resides in Salem with his 

wife, Susan, and their three children (Nathan, 

Ryan, & Hayley). Dave and his family currently 

attend Morning Star Community Church. 

Brett Bentley 

Assistant Coach 

Brett Bentley begins 

his second year as an 

assistant to the men’s 

program, after playing 

and working overseas in 

Germany as a missionary 

two years ago. 

Brett manned the net for the Warriors 

for two seasons (2004-05) and saw action in 

33 games, including 29 starts. In 2,925-plus 

minutes in goal, Brett allowed a combined 

77 goals and made 198 saves. Brett’s Goals 

Against Average (GAA) ranks in the all-time 

Top 10 list career-wise in Warrior men’s soccer 

history. 

After graduation, Brett played one 

summer for the Salem-based Cascade Surge 

of the Premier Development League (PDL). 

After appearing in one game (65 minutes), 

Brett moved to Germany to work play for 

Athletes for Christ, a soccer organization that 

uses soccer as a ministry tool. Following a year 

overseas, Brett return to the states and helped 

coach at both the high school and collegiate 

levels. 

This past summer, Brett returned to 

the Surge organization as a player/coach and 

appeared in seven games between the pipes. 

In 554 minutes played, Brett allowed a mere 

six goals to go along with 32 saves. Brett’s 

accumulated a team-low GAA of 0.974, 

including his lone shutout of the season in a 

0-0 tie with the Ogden Outlaws. 

Brett is single and currently resides in 

Salem. 

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Player Bios 

#1 AARON FRANKLIN 

Goalkeeper, 5-10, 170, Senior 

Red Bluff, California 

Red Bluff High School 

2008: Appeared in and started all 19 games in net as a junior … Played 1,729 minutes 

in goal … Recorded a career and team-best 107 saves, while allowing 33 goals … 

Registered a Goals Against Average (GAA) of 1.72 … Ranked 6 th in the Cascade 

Collegiate Conference in GAA, while registering a conference-best 5.63 saves per game … Registered a 

career-high four shutouts to tied for the lead in the conference … Currently ranks 2 nd all-time in GAA in 

Warrior history … Named honorable mention all-conference as a junior. 2007: Appeared in 11 games in 

net as a sophomore … Started 9 … Played 914 minutes in goal … Recorded a team-best 73 saves, while 

allowing 20 goals … Registered a Goals Against Average (GAA) of 1.97 … Ranked 6 th in the Cascade 

Collegiate Conference in GAA, while registering a conference-best .785 save percentage … Tied for the 

team lead with one shutout to rank fifth in the conference … Currently ranks 2 nd all-time in GAA in Warrior 

history. 2006: Appeared in 13 games in net as a freshman … Started 10 … Played 1138 minutes in goal 

… Recorded a team-best 82 saves, while allowing 20 goals … Registered a Goals Against Average (GAA) 

of 1.58 … Ranked 4 th in the Cascade Collegiate Conference in GAA, while registering a conference-best 

.804 save percentage and 6.31 saves per game … Recorded a team-high 3 shutouts to rank fourth in the 

conference. 2005: Attended Corban College, but did not play in any games due to red-shirting. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated from Red Bluff High School in 2005 with honors … Was a four-sport athlete at Red 

Bluff High School … Played two seasons of soccer … Earned All-League honors in both soccer and tennis 

… Competed in soccer (2 years), swimming (3 years), basketball (2 years), and tennis (3 years) during high 

school career. PERSONAL: Born in Gladstone, Ore. to Mark and Margaret Franklin … Is the youngest of 3 

children … Has two older brothers (Ryan & Kevin) … Brother, Kevin, attended Corban and was a member 

of the men’s soccer program (2003-07) … Married Kayla Plumb on June 28, 2008 … Enjoys reading novels 

and playing sports … Major: Elementary Education … Would like to become a 4 th grade teacher following 

graduation. Impact of Corban: “Corban has really made me realize how much more I can depend on 

God in my life.” 

Corban Career Statistics: 

YEAR GP/GS SOG GA GAA SAVES SHO 

2006 13/10 102 20 1.58 82 3 

2007 11/9 93 20 1.97 73 1 

2008 19/16 140 33 1.72 107 4 

Totals 43/35 335 73 1.81 262 8 

#2 JACOB NISKA 

Defender, 5-7, 135, Freshman 

Portland, Oregon 

Portland Christian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Portland Christian High School in 2009 … Competed 

in soccer (4 years) and baseball (2 years) … Helped lead the Royals to the 3A/2A/1A state 

title as a senior … Named 1 st team all-league and all-state honorable mention following 

his senior campaign. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Oregon to Richard and Nancy Niska … Is 1 of 5 children 

… Has 2 sisters (Rachel & Michelle) and 2 brothers (Joseph & Timothy) … Major: Education … Would like 

to become a teacher following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I chose Corban College because I 

wished to develop my faith as a Christian on and off the soccer field.” 


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#7 CHRIS SMERKE 

Midfielder, 5-9, 155, Senior 

Las Vegas, Nevada 

Bishop Gorman High School 

Cascade College 

Concordia University-Portland 

CASCADE: Played three seasons at Cascade College … Appeared in a combined 37 

games for the Thunderbirds … Scored four goals, handed out two assists, and registered 10 points … 

Recorded 29 shots, including 16 on goal … Named 1 st team all-conference as a junior … Voted team 

captain prior to 2008 season. CONCORDIA: Attended Concordia University-Portland as a freshman … Redshirted 

during the 2005 season and did not compete for the Cavaliers. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from 

Bishop Gorman High School in 2005 … Competed in four years of soccer and track & field … Named as a 

member of the All-Sunset Conference team following junior and senior seasons … Member of undefeated 

state championship team as a junior … Helped lead Bishop Gorman to the 2003 Sunset Southwest Division 

championship as a senior … Honored with the Varsity Sportsmanship Award following senior campaign. 

PERSONAL: Born in Les Vegas, Nev. to Larry and Michelle Gray … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 sister (Valerie) 

and 1 brother (Michael) … Enjoys soccer, snowboarding, and golf … Major: Psychology … Would like to 

enter the world of sales after graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I chose Corban to meet new friends 

and finish off my last semester of my degree!” 

#8 BRUNO BATISTA 


Sao Paulo, Brazil 

Colegio Brasilerio Pos-Graduacal 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Colegio Intrgral in 2006 … Competed in soccer, 

volleyball, table tennis and tennis … Was a member of the 3-time Colegio Projecao 

championship team … Helped lead team to JAI Intercollegial championship once during 

prep career. PERSONAL: Born in Franca, Sao Paulo to Carlos and Dirce Batista … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 

1 brother (Adriano) and 1 sister (Fernanda) … Enjoys playing soccer and video games … Major: Business 

Management. Why I chose Corban: “Because it is a Christian college and here I can learn a new 

language, new culture, and become closer to God.” 

#9 JARED RUST 

Midfielder, 6-0, 185, Senior 

Palo Cedro, California 

American Christian Academy 

Simpson University 

2008: Appeared in 17 games as a junior … Started 15 … Scored one goal and handed 

out one assist … Recorded three points … Registered 24 shots and 9 shots on goal. 

SIMPSON: Appeared in 32 games that included one game in goal for the Redhawks over two seasons 

… Scored three goals and handed out two assists, while registering eight total points … Also made one 

appearance in between the pipes during 2007 sophomore season … Registered a 5-0 shutout against 

California State-Maritime on September 22 nd … Recorded four saves against the Keelhaulers. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from American Christian Academy in 2006 … Played varsity basketball 

all four years … Named team captain prior to junior and senior seasons. PERSONAL: Born in San Mateo, 

Calif. to Greg and Rebecca Rust … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Abby & Deborah) … Father, Greg, and 

mother, Rebecca, both attended Western Baptist … Enjoys playing golf, basketball, fishing, and hunting … 

Major: Accounting … Would like to become an accountant following graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“Corban has nice people, good soccer, and I wanted to get out of the California hot.” 


YEAR GP/GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GW 

2008 17/15 1 1 3 24 0 


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#10 MARK MENDENHALL 

Defender, 6-3, 185, Senior 

Windsor, California 

Rincon Valley Christian High School 

2008: Appeared in all 19 games as a junior … Started 18 … Handed out two assists and 

recorded two points … Registered nine shots, including three on goal. 2007: Appeared 

in 18 games as a sophomore … Started 17 … Scored 3 goals … Recorded 6 points 

… Registered 17 shots, including six on goal … Named All-Cascade Collegiate Conference 2 nd team … 

Awarded team’s Mighty Warrior award at end of year all-athlete awards dessert. 2006: Appeared in 15 

games as a freshman … Started 10 … Handed out 1 assist … Recorded 1 point … Registered 3 shots. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated from Rincon Valley Christian High School in 2005 … Competed in soccer (4 years) and 

basketball (3 years) … Named 1 st team all-league following junior season … Named league MVP after senior 

campaign … Earned 2 nd team all-league honors in basketball following junior season. PERSONAL: Born in 

Healdsburg, California to Carroll and Marcie Mendenhall … Is 1 of 6 children … Has 3 sisters (Kimberlee, 

Amanda, & Kaitlyn) and 2 brothers (Bradley & Trevor) … Sister, Kim, was a member of Corban’s women’s 

soccer team from 2003-06 … Sister, Amanda, is currently a member of the Warriors’ women’s soccer squad 

… Enjoys reading, basketball, and playing video games … Major: Business Management … Would like 

to become a firefighter following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I chose Corban because of the 

chance to get to know God on a deeper level and because of all of the great here.” 



2006 15/10 0 1 1 3 0 

2007 18/17 3 0 6 17 1 

2008 19/18 0 2 2 9 0 

Totals 52/45 3 3 9 29 1 

#11 PAUL MILLER 


Pittsburg, California 

Berean Christian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Berean Christian High School in 2009 … 

Played soccer (4 years), volleyball (3 years), and competed in swimming (1 year) … Named 

1 st team all-league as a senior … Also earned 2 nd team all-league honors in volleyball as 

a senior. PERSONAL: Born in Moscow, Russia to David and Celia Miller … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister 

(Yelena) … Mother, Celia, graduated from Western Baptist … Enjoys playing soccer, video games, surfing, 

and snowboarding … Major: Human Performance … Would like to be a sports physician after graduation. 

Why I chose Corban: “It is fairly small with an appealing community. Also, my mom graduated from 

Western Baptist.” 

#13 NOLAN DEMPSTER 

Defender, 6-0, 177, Sophomore 

Hillsboro, Oregon 

Glencoe High School 

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 sister-inlaw, 

Emily, both attended Corban … Enjoys hanging out with friends … Major: Business. Why I chose 

Corban: “Corban has a great environment and make you feel that they want you here.” 



2008 6/2 0 0 0 6 0 

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#14 AYOUBA MOUSSA 

Forward, 6-3, 175, Junior 

Maradi, Niger 

College Humanite 

University of Idaho 

2008: Appeared in 16 games as a sophomore … Started 12 … Scored 2 goals … Handed 

out 2 assists … Recorded 6 points … Registered 29 shots, including 13 on goal. 2007: 

Appeared in 4 games as a freshman … Started 3 … Scored 5 goals … Handed out 1 assist … Recorded 

11 points … Registered 9 shots, including 7 on goal. IDAHO: Attended the University of Idaho’s English 

program, but did not play soccer. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2005 for College Humanite in Niger, Africa 

… Played four years of soccer … Led the team in scoring his senior season … Member of four straight state 

championship teams. PERSONAL: Born in Galmi, Niger to Moussa & Haoua … Is 1 of 6 children … Has 4 

brothers (Zakaria, Ezra, Enock, & Joshua) and 1 sister (Elisabeth) … Married Lindsay Hill in July of 2008 … 

Enjoys hanging out with his wife and his friends … Major: Business Management. Why I chose Corban: 

“It is a God-centered atmosphere, has wonderful Godly men, and the coaches of the soccer team are 

great.” 



2007 4/3 5 1 11 9 0 

2008 16/12 2 2 6 29 1 

Totals 20/15 7 2 17 38 1 

#15 T.J. BACEWICH 

Forward, 5-11, 145, Freshman 

Sherwood, Oregon 

Sherwood High School 

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) and 1 sister (Emily) … Enjoys 

bike riding and long walks on the beach … Major: Business … Would like become a SWAT officer after 

graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I really felt a pull spiritually and I loved the team.” 

#17 PETER MARTIN 

Forward, 6-0, 170, Freshman 

Salem, Oregon 

West Salem High School 

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.” 


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#20 TRAVIS WELLS 

Forward, 5-11, 160, Junior 

Springfield, Oregon 

Thurston High School 

2008: Appeared in 19 games as a sophomore … Started 17 … Scored one goal … 

Recorded two points … Registered 20 shots, including eight on goal. 2007: Appeared 

in 18 games as a freshman … Started 3 … Scored 2 goals … Recorded 4 points … 

Registered 15 shots, including 9 on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Thurston High 

School in 2007 as the salutatorian … Competed in soccer (4 years), tennis (3 years), and track (1 year) … 

Earned 1 st team all-league and team’s Most Valuable Player for soccer following senior season … Earned 3 rd 

team all-league award after junior campaign … Led league in scoring and competed in state playoffs senior 

season … Earned 1 st team all-league as a mile relay runner during senior season … Earned 2 nd team allleague 

in the 400 meter as a senior … Competed at state track and field meet … Earned Most Outstanding 

Rookie Award at Thurston as a senior for track and field . PERSONAL: Born in Eugene, Ore. to Alan and 

Patricia Wells … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Kayla) … Enjoys playing soccer and snowboarding … 

Major: Sports Management … Would like to enter the world of sports administration following graduation. 

Why I chose Corban: “I prayed a lot my senior year that God would lead me to the right college, and 

sure enough He did. As soon as I saw Corban, I realized it was the perfect place for me and it was in God’s 

plan to go there.” 



2007 18/3 2 0 4 15 1 

2008 19/17 1 0 2 20 1 

Totals 37/20 3 0 6 35 2 

#22 ELIJAH ENGWALL 

Midfielder, 5-11, 165, Freshman 

Lebanon, Oregon 

East Linn Christian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from East Linn Christian High School in 2009 … 

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

of 4x4 2A state championship relay team in 2007 … Holds three school records in track 

& field. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to Todd and Sandra Engwall … Is 1 of 5 children … Has 2 

sisters (Zoe & Sierrah) and 2 brothers (Zack & Gideon) … Enjoys singing and playing guitar … Major: Health 

Science … Would like to become a general ER surgeon after graduation. Why I chose Corban: “God 

showed the way and opened the door. I prayed and He very clearly showed me Corban.” 

#23 JON TAYLOR 

Defender/Midfielder, 5-9, 155, Sophomore 

Salem, Oregon 

Scio High School 

Chemeketa Community College 

CHEMEKETA: Attended nearby Chemeketa Community College, but did not compete in 

soccer for the Storm. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Scio High School in 2004 … Did 

not compete athletically for the Loggers. PERSONAL: Born in Hood River, Ore. to Gary and Melody Taylor 

… Is 1 of 6 children … Father, Gary, works at Corban in the library and as an adjunct professor … Enjoys 

playing racquetball and working construction … Major: Exercise Science … Would like to be a personal 

trainer following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I chose Corban because my dad works here.” 

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#24 DEVIN CHANEY 

Defender/Midfielder, 6-0, 170, Sophomore 

Helena, Montana 

Captial High School 

Cascade College 

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.” 

#RS JOHNATHON JOHNSON 

Midfielder, 5-9, 146, Sophomore 

Dallas, Oregon 

Dallas High School 

2008: Appeared in 10 games as a freshman … Started 1 … Handed out one assist … 

Recorded one point … Registered one shot. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors 

from nearby Dallas High School in 2008 … Played four years of soccer and ran two years 

of track for the Dragons … Named team Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player following junior 

season. PERSONAL: Born in Salem, Ore. to Mark and Jennifer Johnson … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother 

(Matthew) … Enjoys playing soccer, hanging out with friends, playing Xbox 360, and writing poems … 

Major: Business. Why I chose Corban: “I love the atmosphere and the students here show the love of 

Christ so much. I felt God wanted me to be here.” 

2008 Season Summary 

Under the tutelage of third-year head 

coach Dave Irby, Corban advanced to the 

Cascade Collegiate Conference playoffs for the 

first time since 2003 after finishing third in the 

South Division. 

After opening the season with a one-goal 

victory over NCAA Division III member George 

Fox at the Capital Cup, the Warriors suffered 

three straight set backs to NCAA opponents. 

Despite being out-scored by seven goals over 

a three-game span, Corban battled with 

Southern California-based La Verne for 110 

minutes before coming away with a scoreless 

tie. 

With a win-loss record of 1-3-1 heading 

into conference play, the Warriors defeated 

conference rival Northwest Christian in its 

conference opener. After a pair of losses to 

North Division opponents, Corban grabbed 

a much-needed 1-0 victory over Walla Walla 

that sparked a three-game winning streak that 

included victories over the Wolves, Cascade, 

and first-year program Oregon Tech. 

Over the final seven games of the regular 

season, Corban won only once when the 

Warriors defeated Oregon Tech at home on 

Senior Recognition Day to secure its second 

playoff berth in the past three seasons. 

Despite a season-ending loss to Cascade, 

Corban went into the playoffs against the 

North Division’s No. 2-seeded Warner Pacific. 

Unfortunately, the Knights ended the Warriors’ 

season in the quarterfinals of the conference 

tournament. 

Senior defender Daniel Steffen was 

the lone Warrior named to the All-CCC team 

thanks to his 2 nd team honor. 

Fellow senior Fernando Karczeski led 

the team in scoring with four goals and one 

assist for a total of nine points. Junior Kaleb 

Herring took home the team’s Golden Boot 

Award, as he dished out a team-leading three 

assists. 

On the defensive side of the ball, junior 

Aaron Franklin played all 1,728-plus minutes 

between the pipes for the Warriors. Despite 

allowing 33 goals, Franklin registered a 

conference-high 107 saves en route to posting 

a Goals Against Average (GAA) of 1.72 to rank 

fifth all-time in single season performances in 

program history. 

In 12 seasons as a collegiate head coach, 

Irby has accumulated an overall win-loss record 

of 86-120-15 that includes an overall mark of 

20-29-5 in three seasons at Corban. 


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2008 Results 

August 

29 Win George Fox 1-0 

30 Loss at Willamette 0-1 

September 

2 Loss Pacific (Ore.) 0-3 

6 Loss at Humboldt State 0-3 

9 Tie La Verne 0-0 (2ot) 

12 Win Northwest Christian * 5-0 

17 Loss at Northwest * 0-3 

20 Loss Warner Pacific * 0-2 

24 Win at Walla Walla 1-0 

27 Win Cascade * 1-0 

October 

1 Win at Oregon Tech * Forfeit 

8 Loss at Evergreen * 0-2 

11 Loss College of Idaho * 1-2 

16 Loss at NW Christian * 0-1 

18 Loss at College of Idaho * 0-1 

21 Loss Concordia * 0-4 

25 Win Oregon Tech * 2-1 

28 Loss at Cascade * 0-2 

November 

1 Loss at Warner Pacific # 1-6 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

# Cascade Collegiate Conference 

Tournament 

2008 Statistics 

(6-12-1 overall, 4-8-0 conference) 

Player GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots SOG GW 

Fernando Karczeski 16-9 4 1 9 21 10 1 

Ayouba Moussa 16-12 2 2 6 29 12 1 

Jared Rust 17-15 1 1 3 24 9 0 

Mark Schubert 18-17 1 1 3 14 10 1 

Kaleb Herring 19-16 0 3 3 30 12 0 

Travis Wells 19-17 1 0 2 20 8 1 

Tyler Grove 17-5 1 0 2 5 1 1 

Justin Lucia 10-0 1 0 2 4 1 0 

Aaron Paulson 2-0 1 0 2 1 1 0 

Mark Mendenhall 19-18 0 2 2 9 3 0 

David Anderson 19-18 0 1 1 4 2 0 

Michael Cowan 16-3 0 1 1 3 2 0 

Johnathon Johnson 10-1 0 1 1 1 0 0 

Seth Overby 19-14 0 0 0 18 8 0 

Rob Saffeels 13-2 0 0 0 7 4 0 

Nolan Dempster 13-4 0 0 0 6 2 0 

Parker Reed 14-1 0 0 0 4 2 0 

John Kazmierski 15-9 0 0 0 4 1 0 

Daniel Steffen 19-18 0 0 0 3 1 0 

Jonathan Anderson 3-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 19 12 13 37 207 90 5 

OPPONENTS 19 33 25 91 305 143 13 

Goalkeeper GP-GS Mins GA GAA Saves Sho 

Aaron Franklin 19-16 1728:41 33 1.72 107 4 

TOTALS 19 1728:41 33 1.72 110 5 

OPPONENTS 19 1728:41 12 0.62 78 12 

2008 Final Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Standings 

North Division Conference Overall 

W L T PTS W L T 

Concordia 9 2 0 27 14 5 2 

Warner Pacific 8 3 0 24 13 6 0 

Northwest 4 7 0 12 6 9 3 

Evergreen 4 7 0 12 5 12 0 

South Division Conference Overall 

W L T PTS W L T 

College of Idaho 12 0 0 36 14 3 1 

Cascade 7 5 0 21 11 8 1 

Corban 4 8 0 12 6 12 1 

Northwest Christian 2 10 0 6 3 12 1 

Oregon Tech 2 10 0 6 3 14 1 

Cascade Collegiate Conference 

Tournament Results 

QUARTERFINALS 

Warner Pacific (#2 North) def. Corban (#3 South), 6-1 

Cascade (#2 South) tied Northwest (#3 North), 1-1 (Cascade 

advanced on PKs, 5-3) 

2008 Honors 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Second Team: 

Daniel Steffen 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Honorable 

Mention: 

David Anderson, Aaron Franklin, Kaleb Herring, Mark 

Schubert 

Cascade Conference Defensive Player of the 

Week: 

Aaron Franklin (9/15 & 9/29) 

NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete: 

John Kazmierski 

Cascade Conference Scholar-Athlete: 

David Anderson, Aaron Franklin, Fernando Karczeski, 

John Kazmierski, Mark Mendenhall, Seth Overby 

Team Awards: 

Most Valuable – Aaron Franklin 

Best Offense – Fernando Karczeski 

Best Defense – Daniel Steffen 

Most Improved – Parker Reed 

Most Inspirational – Kaleb Herring 

Coaches’ Award – Justin Lucia 

Mighty Warrior – Aaron Franklin 

SEMIFINALS 

Concordia (#1 North) def. Cascade (#2 South), 3-1 

College of Idaho (#1 South) def. Warner Pacific (#2 North), 3-0 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

Concordia (#1 North) def. College of Idaho (#1 South), 2-1 

(Concordia advanced to NAIA tournament.) 

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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 

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 

Jason Bradley 1996, 97 

Eric Branch 2005 

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 

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 

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 

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 

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 

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 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 

Jeff Meuser 1997 

Chiuke Mhango 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Charles Mix 1985 

Mamoru Miyazaki 2001, 02 

Jim Morris 1982 

Ayouba Moussa 2007, 08 

Jack Moyer 1979 

Graham Myles 2000, 01, 02 

Josh Nagle 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Quinn Neely 2003, 05, 06, 07 

Scott Nickloff 1989, 90, 91 

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 

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 

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 

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 


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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 

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 

Brandon Weber 2001, 02, 03 

Trevor Weber 2002, 03 

Jeff Welch 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Travis Wells 2007, 08 

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 

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 

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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 

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 









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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 



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 


College of Idaho * L 1-2 

at Northwest Christian * L 0-1 

at College of Idaho * L 0-1 


Oregon Tech * W 2-1 


at Warner Pacific # L 1-6 

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 17-20-1 2008 

Columbia Christian 3-4-0 1992 

Concordia, Ore. 8-31-2 2008 

Dallas Baptist 0-1-0 2001 

Evergreen 14-8-2 2008 

George Fox 1-13-2 2008 

Gonzaga 0-1-0 1998 

Great Falls 1-0-0 2007 

Hawaii Pacific 0-2-0 1998 

Humboldt State 0-4-0 2008 

Indiana Wesleyan 1-0-1 1996 

Judson 1-0-0 1996 

La Verne 1-0-0 2008 

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 

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 32-6-2 2008 

Northwest Christian 3-1-0 2008 

Northwest Nazarene 13-6-1 2002 

Notre Dame de Namur 2-0-0 1994 

Oregon Tech 2-0-0 2008 

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 10-12-2 2008 

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 6-10-1 2008 

York, Neb. 0-0-1 2002 

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 

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Warriors


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 



Todd Kleppin, 1990 5 

Goals Against Average 

(10+ matches) 

1. Mike Patron, 1997 1.31 

2. Nate Carter, 1998 1.52 

Mike Patron, 1995 1.52 

4. Mike Patron, 1996 1.57 

5. Aaron Franklin, 2008 1.72 

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. Brandon Weber, 2001-03 10 

3. Todd Kleppin, 1989-92 9 

4. 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- 1.81 

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) 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) 

Warrior student-athletes work hard for their accomplishments both in the 

classroom and playing arena. They deserve as much support as possible. A great 

way to support them is through membership in a sport booster club of the Warrior 

Athletic Association (WAA). 

Helping student-athletes accomplish the mission of Corban and the 

Department of Athletics is our objective. Corban athletes and teams are successful 

and accomplished today because of the unselfish contributions and efforts of WAA 

members. WAA clubs support all of Corban’s 200+ student-athletes in 13 different 

programs. 

The WAA serves as the umbrella organization for individual team booster 

clubs. Membership funds and contributions assist in providing monies for sports 

promotion, recruiting, Christian ministry projects, equipment, travel, facility 

development and the general operational support of Corban’s collegiate programs. 


Up-to-date scores, schedules, rosters, press releases, and booster club information. 

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2009 Men’s Soccer Game Schedule 

Tue Sep 1 Willamette 4 p.m. 

Sat Sep 5 Holy Names 1 p.m. 

Mon Sep 7 William Jessup 3 p.m. 

Sat Sep 12 Concordia * 7 p.m. 

Wed Sep 16 Warner Pacific * 4 p.m. 

Sat Sep 19 Evergreen * 2 p.m. 

Sat Sep 26 Oregon Tech * 7 p.m. 

Tue Sep 29 Concordia * 4 p.m. 

Sat Oct 3 Northwest * 2:30 p.m. 

Tue Oct 6 Warner Pacific * 4 p.m. 

Tue Oct 13 Northwest Christian * 6 p.m. 

Sat Oct 17 Evergreen * 12 p.m. 

Fri Oct 23 College of Idaho * 4 p.m. 

Tue Oct 27 Oregon Tech * 3 p.m. 

Sat Oct 31 College of Idaho * 2 p.m. 

Tue Nov 3 Northwest * 3 p.m. 

Sat Nov 7 Northwest Christian * 2:30 p.m. 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament: November 10 & 14 

NAIA Championship Tournament: Nov. 30 – Dec. 5 (Fresno, Calif.) 

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