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This Press Release is brought to you for free and open access by the George Fox University Athletics at Digital Commons @ George Fox University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Men's Soccer by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ George Fox University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Thursday, November 20, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

11120-ALL-NWC: Three Bruins Eam Honorable Mention (or All-Conference Men's Soccer NEWBERG, Ore.- Three members of the George Fox University Bruins- goalkeeper Ron Besser, midfielder Kris Van Houten, and defender Brian Zaro - have received Honorable Mention recognition for the All­ Northwest Conference men's soccer teams for their contributions to the program during a 5-12-2 season in 2003. Besser, a senior from Kennewick, Wash., and Southridge High, led the conference in saves for the second straight year, collecting 99 in 13 games for a 7.62 per game average. He was NWC Defensive Player of the Week for Nov. 3-9 when he had 8 saves in a 2-0 shutout of Pacific. He was also Honorable Mention All-NWC as a junior when he led the league with 115 saves and a 9.02 average. He completed his career with 3 86 saves and 7 shutouts, 5th on the Bruins' all-time shutouts list. VanHouten, a freshman from Beaverton, Ore., and Jesuit High, proved to be one of the top offensive threats in the conference as a rookie. He ranked 3rd in the NWC in shots (55) and assists (9), 6th in total points (21), and lOth in goals. He was NWC Offensive Player of the Week for Sept. 15-21 when he had two goals and an assist for a career-high 5 points in a 7-0 over Northwest. Zaro, a freshman from Beaverton, Ore., and Westview High, stepped into the backfield breech left when Second Team All-NWC defender Chris Waters went out for the year with a knee injury. In addition to providing first-rate defense while starting all16 games in which he played, he chipped in with an assist on a critical goal late in the Bruins' 4-3 win over Whitman. Top honors in the conference went to Tyler Niemack ofPuget Sound as NWC Offensive Player of the Year, Sean Chighizola ofleague-champion Linfield as NWC Defensive Player of the Year, and John Yorke of Pacific Lutheran as NWC Coach of the Year.

2003 All-Northwest Conference Men's Soccer Team Defensive Player of the Year: Sean Chighizola, Linfield Offensive Player of the Year: Tyler Niemack UPS Coach of the Year: John Yorke, PLU

First Team: Matt Warner, Pacific (DIM, 6-0, 170, Sr./Sr., Oregon City, Ore. - Oregon City HS) Adam Moshofsky, Willamette (F, 6-3, 180, Sr./Sr., Eugene, OR- South Eugene HS) Jordan Bebee, Linfield (M, 5-10, 155, Sr./Sr., Woodinville, Wash.- Inglemoor HS) Jeff Waggoner, Whitman (F, 5-11, 155, Sr./Sr., Coeur d'Alene, Idaho- Coeur d'Alene HS) Tyler Niemack, UPS (F, 6-0, Jr./Jr., Altadena, Calif- South Pasadena HS) Anthony Fioretti, UPS (M, 5-11, Jr./Jr., Auburn, Wash- Auburn HS) Brad Suhm, Whitworth (M, 6-0, 167, Sr./Jr., Yakima, Wash.- Eisenhower HS) Phil Haines, Linfield (GK, 6-2, 235, Sr./Sr., Bend, Ore.- Mountain View HS) Jay Pettit, PLU (M, 5-9, 175, Jr./Jr., Puyallup, Wash.- PuyallupHS) Ben DeSanno, Willamette (F, 6-1, 175, Sr./Sr., Tigard, OR- Tigard HS) Sean Chighizola, Linfield (D, 6-4, 195, Sr./Sr., Seattle, Wash.- Shorecrest HS) Todd Sabrowski, Whitworth (M, 5-8, 173, So./So., Oregon City, Ore. - Oregon City HS) Justin Hughes, UPS (M, 5-10, Sr./Sr., Kent, Wash.- Kentwood HS) Tyler Chisholm, Whitman (DIM, 6-3, 200, Sr./Sr., Coeur d'Alene, Idaho - Lake City HS)

Second Team: Jared Harman, PLU (GK, 5-10, 165, So./So., Auburn, Wash.- Auburn HS) Aleko Lilly, Linfield (M, 5-9, 155, Sr./Jr., Seattle, Wash.- U. of San Francisco) Josh Hedrick, UPS (F, 5-10, So./So., Auburn, Wash- Auburn-Riverside HS) Trevor Jacka, PLU (F, 6-1, 175, Fr./Fr., Olympia, Wash.- North Thurston HS) Honorable Mention: Bobby Shinn, Pacific (F, 5-9, 155, Jr./Jr., Waipahu, Hawaii- York College) Ron Besser, George Fox (GK, 6-2, 215, Sr./Sr., Kennewick, Wash.- Southridge HS) Ryan McClellan, Linfield (D, 5-8, 165, Sr./Sr., Salem, Ore.- South Salem HS) Brian Zaro, George Fox (D, 5-10,152, FrJFr., Beaverton, Ore.- Westview HS) Paul Collins, Linfield (D, 5-l 0, 150, So./So., Philomath, Ore.- Philomath HS) Gabe Andrews, PLU (D, 6-1, 170, Sr./Sr., Federal Way, Wash.- Fife HS) Kris VanHouten, George Fox (M, 5-6, 140, Fr./Fr., Beaverton, Ore.- Jesuit HS) Mike Gallegos, UPS (M, 5-9, Jr./Jr. Auburn, Wash- Auburn HS) Monday, November 10,2003--- For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID I George Fox University I 414 N. Meridian St., Box 6147 I Newberg, OR 97132 (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www .georgefox.edulathletics *For the most up-to-date scores and schedules, call the GFU Sports Hotline at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall5-12-2 (Home 3-4-1, Road 2-8-1, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 2-10-2 (Home 2-4-1, Road 0-6-1)

HIGHLIGHTS: *Last Week: Bruins End Season With Shutout Over Pacific *Besser for Defense, Potter for Offense Earn NWC Players of the Week * Bruins Bid Farewell to Seniors Besser and Dougherty *Bruins in NWC Stats: Besser, VanHouten Among League Leaders

THIS WEEK: No games scheduled- Season concluded.

LAST WEEK -1-0 (Recap below): Nov. 8- at George Fox 2, Pacific 0

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsports.com)- Nov. 10, 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll/Pts) NWC Pet. Pts. GFIA All Pet GFIA. Linfield Wildcats (1/62) 11-2-1 .821 34 3319 16-2-1 .868 49110 Puget Sound Loggers (2161) 10-1-3 .821 33 39111 13-3-3 .763 54115 Whitworth Pirates (3153) 9-4-1 .679 28 27113 12-5-1 .694 39116 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6/27) 7-5-2 .571 23 20115 11-7-2 .600 38/23 Willamette Bearcats (4130) 7-6-1 .536 22 21126 8-8-3 .500 30136 PacificBoxers(8117) 3-11 .214 9 12132 6-12 .333 22138 George Fox Bruins (7118) 2-10-2 .214 8 15/39 5-12-2 .316 27156 WhitmanMissionaries(5128) 2-12 .143 6 15137 6-13 .316 27140

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 169-115-13 (.591) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 233-144-22 (.612) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland ( 1984-87).

BRUIN BITS:

*Besser for Defense, Potter for Offense Earn NWC Players of the Week Goalkeeper Ron Besser (Sr., Kennewick, Wash. I Southridge HS) and midfielder Dan Potter (Fr., Medford, Ore. I South Medford HS) earned Northwest Conference "Men's Defensive Player of the Week" and "Men's Offensive Player of the Week honors for Nov. 3-9 with their fme performances in the Bruins' 2-1 season­ ending win over Pacific on Saturday. Besser made 8 saves, adding to his league-leading total and giving him 99 for the year, in posting his first shutout of the season and the 7th ofhis career. Potter scored his first two goals of the season, the first one in the 5th minute of the game on a shot after assists from Kris VanHouten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore. I Jesuit HS) and Derek Dougherty (Sr., Springfield, Ore. I Thurston HS) to give the Bruins an early 1-0 lead, and the second in the 20th minute on a header off a comer kick from Max Sorensen (Jr., Bothell, Wash. I Bothell HS) for a bit of insurance. Besser and Potter join midfielder Kris VanHouten for Sept. 15-21 as Bruins to earn NWC Player of the Week honors this season.

* Besser Leads NWC for Second Straight Year Despite missing three games due to a badly-bruised knee and not starting three games early in the season while alternating with reserve keeper Bryce Warren (So., Spokane, Wash. I Lewis & Clark HS), George Fox goalie Ron Besser led the Northwest Conference in saves for the second year in a row. He had 115 saves last year, and fmished his senior season with 99, two ahead of runner-up Dane Meier ofWillamette. His average of7.62 goals per game in 13 games was also tops in the league (David Eaton ofWillamette had an 8.33 saves per game average but only appeared in 6 contests).

* Bruins Bid Farewell to Seniors Besser and Dougherty George Fox bid farewell to seniors Ron Besser and Derek Dougherty in brief pre-game ceremonies before the fmal game with Pacific on Nov. 8. Besser, a goalkeeper from Kennewick, Wash., led the Northwest Conference in saves this year with 99 after leading the league last year as well with 115. He fmished his four-year career with 59 games played, 386 saves, and 7 shutouts, ranking 5th all-time in whitewashes. Dougherty, a forward from Springfield, Ore., ranked second on the team in scoring with 11 points on 4 goals and 3 assists. He had 17 goals in his four-year Bruin career, tying for 14th all-time, and II assists for 35 total points.

*Bruins in NWC Stats (thru Nov. 8): Besser, VanHouten Among League Leaders

Team: George Fox is 2nd in Saves (138, 7.26), tied for 5th in Assists (24, 1.26), 6th in Points (48, 4.11), tied for 6th in Goals (27) and Goals per game (1.42), 7th in Shots (234, 12.32), 8th in Goals Allowed (56, 2.95) ...

Individuals: Goalkeeper Ron Besser is 1st in Saves (99), 2nd in Saves per game (7.62), tied for 8th in Shutouts (I) ... Goalkeeper Bryce Warren is 5th in Saves per game (4.88), 9th in Saves (39) ... Midfielder Kris VanHouten is tied for 3rd in Shots (55), Shots per game (2.89), Assists (9), and Assists per game (0.47), tied for 6th in Points (21), 7th in Goals (6, T) and Points per game (1.11), tied for lOth in Goals per game (0.32) ...

* 2003 Honors: Kris VanHouten- Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 15-21) Ron Besser-Northwest Conference Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 3-9) Dan Potter- Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Nov. 3-9)

LAST WEEK'S GAMES -1-0 (Recap):

1118- GEORGE FOX 2, PACIFIC 0: Potter Puts In a Pair as Bruins Blank Boxers in Season Finale NEWBERG, Ore. - Dan Potter saved his best for last, picking the perfect time to put in his first two goals of the season to give the George Fox University Bruins a 2-0 win over the Pacific University Boxers in the fmal game of the year for the two Northwest Conference men's soccer foes Saturday afternoon here at Morse Field. Both goals came early in the contest. The Bruins' Kris VanHouten sent a cross to the middle from the left sideline, where Derek Dougherty deflected it to Potter coming in from the right, and he sent a shot into the upper right comer of the net for a 1-0 lead just 5:07 into the game. His second score, on his second and final shot of the game, came at 20:34 on a header off a comer kick from Max Sorensen. The Bruin defense did the rest from that point on, Ron Besser recording 8 saves in the game to earn the shutout. The match was evenly contested as the Bruins managed 19 shots (6 on goal) to 18 (8 on goal) for the Boxers. George Fox held the edge in comer kicks 8-5. Boxer keeper Jory Shene made 4 saves in taking the loss. The Bruins bid farewell to seniors Besser and Dougherty in brief ceremonies before the game. Dougherty ended his four years at George Fox with 13 goals and 9 assists for 35 points, while Besser posted 386 career saves in four years and 7 shutouts, the 5th-highest total in Bruin men's soccer history. George Fox ended with a 5-12-2 overall record and a 2-10-2 mark in conference play, while the Boxers finished at 6-12 overall and 3-11 in the league.

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./El. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 Brian Zaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Monrovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Houten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Cali£ (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), Jeff Nelson (2nd yr)

*Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on TAS files. Monday, November 3, 2003- For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID I George Fox University I 414 N. Meridian St., Box 6147 I Newberg, OR 97132 (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www.georgefox.edu/athletics *For tlte most up-to-date scores a11d schedules, call the GFU Sports Hotli11e at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall4-12-2 (Home 2-4-1, Road 2-8-1, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 1-10-2 (Home 1-4-1, Road 0-6-1)

HIGHLIGHTS: * Coming Up: Bruins Host Pacific in Season Finale Saturday *Last Week: Bruins Swept by Tacoma Teams on Final Road Trip *Kintner Honorable Mention for NWC Offensive Player of the Week * Seniors Besser and Dougherty to be Honored before Home Final *Banged-Up Bruins Battled Valiantly in Losses on Road * Bruins in NWC Stats: Besser Leads Conference in Saves

THIS WEEK: Sat., Nov. 8, 1:30pm- vs. Pacific University, Newberg, Ore. (NWC)

LAST WEEK- 0-2 (Recaps below): Nov. 1 -at Pacific Lutheran 3, George Fox 2 Nov. 2- at Puget Sound 5, George Fox 1

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsports.com)- Nov. 3, 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll!Pts) NWC Pet. Pts. GFIA All Pet GFIA. Puget Sound Loggers (2/61) 10-1-2 .846 32 38/10 13-3-2 .778 53/13 Linfield Wildcats (1162) 10-2-1 .808 31 29/7 15-2-1 .861 45/8 Whitworth Pirates (3/53) 8-4-1 .654 25 23/12 11-5-1 .676 35/15 PacificLutheranLutes(6/27) 7-5-1 .577 22 19/14 11-7-1 .605 37/22 Willamette Bearcats (4130) 7-5-1 .577 22 19/23 8-7-3 .528 28133 PacificBoxers(8117) 3-10 .231 9 12129 6-11 .353 22135 Whitman Missionaries (5128) 2-11 .154 6 14133 6-12 .333 26136 George Fox Bruins (7/18) 1-10-2 .154 5 13/39 4-12-2 .278 25/56

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 168-115-13 (.590) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 232-144-22 (.612) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponent, he is 14-11 vs. Pacific.

BRUIN BITS:

*Kintner Honorable Mention for NWC Offensive Player of the Week Midfielder Jason Kintner (Jr., Camano Island, Wash./ Stanwood HS) earned Honorable Mention for Northwest Conference "Men's Offensive Player of the Week" with a fine game at Pacific Lutheran on Nov. 1. Kintner scored both of the Bruins' goals in a 3-2loss to the Lutes, his first one in the 31st minute giving the Bruins an early 1-0 lead, and his second cutting the Lutes' lead to 3-2 in the 85th minute. NWC Offensive Player of the Week went to Tyler Niemack ofPuget Sound, the conference's leading scorer, who notched his 15th and 16th goals in two Logger wins.

* Seniors Besser and Dougherty to be Honored before Home Final George Fox seniors Ron Besser (Kennewick, Wash./ Southridge HS) and Derek Dougherty (Springfield, Ore./ Thurston HS) will be honored in pre-game ceremonies on Saturday, Nov. 8, prior to the Bruins' fmal home game vs. Pacific at 1:30 p.m. Besser, a goalkeeper, received Honorable Mention for All-Northwest Conference last year while leading the league in saves, and is again the NWC saves leader this season. Dougherty has been one of the Bruins' top offensive threats, finishing 3rd on the team in points last year and ranking 4th this year. The Bruins have two players who are seniors academically but junior athletically and are expected back next season: defender Greg Cobb (Eugene, Ore./ Southwestern Oregon CC) and midfielder Jesse Rasmussen (Portland, Ore./ Rosslyn Academy, Kenya). Senior Chris Waters (Boise, Idaho I Centennial HS), a Second Team All-Conference defender in 2002, has not played this year due to a knee injury and is planning to return for his final year of eligibility before graduating next December.

*Banged-Up Bruins Battled Valiantly in Losses on Road The Bruins made their road trip to Tacoma this past weekend short-handed, and wound up even more short­ handed before the trip was through. Missing from action were goalkeeper Ron Besser and defender Brian Zaro (Fr., Beaverton, Ore./ Westview HS), who banged their knees together during a game at Willamette the week before and were still too sore to play at all against Pacific Lutheran and Puget Sound. Then Bruin defender Andrew Paine (Jr., Walla Walla, Wash. I Walla Walla HS) was red-carded for intentionally deflecting a Puget Sound shot away from the goal with his hand, earning an automatic ejection that forced the Bruins to play with only 10 men on the field the rest of the second half. "Sometimes an intentional deflection might be worth a try if it is late in a tie game and it is obvious the ball is going in," commented Bruin coach Manfred Tschan. "They get the penalty kick, which is virtually an automatic goal almost every time, but on rare occasions, it might be the smart play. We were down 3-1 at the time and still in the game, but they made the penalty kick to make it 4-1 and that was pretty much the game. And now Andrew won't be available to us for the final game against Pacific, so I'm not sure it was the best play for us at the time. "Even though we lost both games, we gave a good effort both times out, but we did miss Ron and Brian on defense, although their replacements (Bryce Warren in goal and Jesse Rasmussen at defender) did a good job. I'm hopeful they'll be back for the final game this weekend."

* Red-Card Coincidence? Getting a red-card for intentionally deflecting a shot with the hand is a rare enough occurrence in soccer­ so what would be the odds that two players from the same school would get red cards for that kind of infraction on back-to-hack days? On Saturday, George Fox women's soccer player Jill Steinfeld received a red-card for deliberately deflecting a shot at the goal in a game at Pacific Lutheran. One day later, George Fox men's soccer player Andrew Paine received the same penalty for the exact same infraction in a game at Puget Sound!

* Bruins in NWC Stats {thru Oct. 26): Besser Leads League in Saves

Team: George Fox is 2nd in Saves (121, 7.56), tied for 6th in Shots (198, 12.38), 7th in Points (62, 3.88) and Goals (22), tied for 7th in Assists (18, 1.12), 8th in Goals per game (1.38) and Goals Allowed (48, 3.00) ...

Individuals: Goalkeeper Ron Besser is 1st in Saves (91), 3rd in Saves per game (7.58) ... Goalkeeper Bryce Warren (So., Spokane, Wash. I Lewis & Clark HS) is 5th in Saves per game (5.00), 9th in Saves (30) ... Midfielder Kris VanHouten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore. I Jesuit HS) is 3rd in Shots (46), Shots per game (2.88) and Assists per game (0.38), 6th in Points (18), Points per game (1.12) and Assists per game (0.38, T), 7th in Goals (6, T), 8th in Goals per game (0.38) ... Forward Craig Laughland (Jr., Lake Oswego, Ore./ Westside Christian HS) is 4th in Game-Winning Goals (2, T) ... Forward Michael Chapman (So., Newberg, Ore. I Newberg HS) is 9th in Goals per game (0.36), lOth in Goals (5, T) ...

* 2003 Honors: Kris VanHouten- Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 15-21)

LAST WEEK'S GAMES- 0-2 (Recaps): 1111- PACIFIC LUTHERAN 3, GEORGE FOX 2: Lutes Scores Late in Both Halves to Edge Bruins TACOMA, Wash.- Scoring one goal just before the end of the first half and two more late in the second half, the Pacific Lutheran University Lutes hung on for a 3-2 win over the George Fox University Bruins in Northwest Conference men's soccer action Saturday afternoon here on the PLU field. The Bruins took a 1-0 lead at the 31:38 mark of the frrst half on a goal by Jason Kintner, who scored from about 15 yards out on the left side with assists from Max Sorensen (Jr., Bothell, Wash./ Bothell HS) and Kris VanHouten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore./ Westview HS). Pacific Lutheran tied the score with just six seconds left in the frrst half. After a GFU foul near the midfield stripe, Steve Mohn took the free kick and directed the ball toward the goal, and Trevor Jacka headed the ball past goalkeeper Bryce Warren to tie the score. The Lutes scored twice following deflected shots in the second half. Willy Devgun scored the first goal at 75:15 and Krister Freese had the second goal at 84:38. In both cases, a shot by Justin Stevens was deflected by Warren before the Lutes scored. Kintner scored his second goal of the afternoon for the Bruins at 86:29 to cut the PLU lead to 3-2, but the Lutes controlled the ball the rest of the half to claim the win. Both Warren and Jared Harman, the Lutes' goalkeeper, had 6 saves in the game.

1112-PUGET SOUND 5, GEORGE FOX I: Loggers Take Over Top Spot in NWC with Victory over Bruins TACOMA, Wash.- Taking advantage of a 0-0 draw between Northwest Conference-leading Linfield College and Whitworth College, the University ofPuget Sound Loggers defeated the George Fox University Bruins 5-1 Sunday afternoon here at Peyton Field and moved into frrst place in the men's soccer league standings. While George Fox dropped to 4-12-2 overall and 1-10-2 in the conference, the Loggers improved to 12-2-3 overall and 10-1-2 in the league, just ahead ofLinfield with 32 points to 31. The Loggers can secure the NWC title next Saturday with a win over Pacific Lutheran University at home. Puget Sound benefited from a George Fox own goal just 4:20 into the match. Defender Josh Snyder flicked on a long throw that was directed into the net by a Bruin defender. NWC scoring leader Tyler Niemack picked up his 16th goal of the year at the 31:32 mark off assists from Josh Hedrick and Mike Gallegos. Hedrick finished a one-on-one with Bruin goalkeeper Bryce Warren at 42:13 to make the score 3-0 at halftime. That score held until Bruin forward Derek Dougherty beat Logger goalkeeper Brian Lawson for a goal at 68:10 in the second half. Puget Sound responded just over five minutes later when Justin Hughes buried a penalty­ kick into the upper right comer for a 4-1 Logger lead. Forward Elliot Peterson finished the scoring at 84:26, slotting a right-footed shot inside the left post for a 5-1 fmal. Anthony Fioretti collected an assist on the final goal. Puget Sound goalkeeper Brodrick Franklin relieved Lawson in the 70th minute and the two combined to hold the Bruins to one goal on only 6 total shots. Puget Sound took 16 shots in the match, with Warren making 3 saves. Comers favored the Loggers 10-2.

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRIDNS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./EI. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 BrianZaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Monrovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Houten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), Jeff Nelson (2nd yr)

*Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on TAS files. Monday, October 6, 2003 --For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID I George Fox University I 414 N. Meridian St., Box 6147 I Newberg, OR 97132 (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www.georgefox.edu/athletics *For the most up-to-date scores a11d scltedules, call tire GFU Sports Hotli11e at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall3-7 (Home 1-2, Road 2-5, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 0-3 (Home 0-2, Road 0-3)

HIGHLIGHTS: * Corning Up: Tacoma Teams to Visit Bruins for Weekend Tilts * Last Week: Bruins Blanked in Both Games in Eastern Washington * Feast or Famine: Bruins Either Score Multiple Goals or Get Shut Out *Bruins in NWC Stats: Besser 2nd in Saves, VanHouten 3rd in Assists

THIS WEEK: Sat., Oct. 11, 2:30 pm- vs. University of Puget Sound, Newberg, Ore. (NWC) Sun., Oct. 12, 2:30pm- vs. Pacific Lutheran University, Newberg, Ore. (NWC)

LAST WEEK- 0-2 (Recaps below): Oct. 4- at Whitworth 1, George Fox 0 Oct. 5 - at Whitman 5, George Fox 0

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsports.com)- Oct. 6, 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll!Pts) NWC Pet. Pts. GF/A All Pet GFIA. Puget Sound Loggers (2/61) 4-0-1 .900 13 1312 7-2-1 .750 2816 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6127) 3-1-1 .700 10 715 7-2-1 .750 23111 Linfield Wildcats (1/62) 3-2 .600 9 11/5 8-2 .800 2716 Whitworth Pirates (3153) 3-2 .600 9 7/7 6-3 .667 19110 Willamette Bearcats (4130) 3-2 .600 9 719 4-4-2 .500 16118 Pacific Boxers (8117) 2-3 .400 6 718 5-4 .556 17114 Whitman Missionaries (5128) 1-4 .200 3 719 4-5 .445 16111 George Fox Bruins (7118) 0-5 .000 0 2/16 3-7 .300 14133

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 167-110-11 (.603) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 231-139-20 (.621) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponents, he is 8-10-1 vs. Puget Sound and 8-11-1 vs. Pacific Lutheran.

BRUIN BITS:

* You Gotta Have Goals: It has been "feast or famine" for the George Fox Bruins this season when it comes to scoring. The Bruins are 3-1 in games in which they score a goal, but 0-6 (surprise!) when they are shut out. The Bruins have scored multiple goals in every game in which they have scored, collecting 14 in 4 games, an average of 3.5 goals per game. They have been shut out, however, in 6 of their 7losses, setting a new single-season record for most times being shut out. The previous record for shutout against the Bruins in a season was 5 in 1985.

* Besser Gives Lip Service for Bruins: George Fox first-string goalkeeper Ron Besser (Sr., Kennewick, Wash. I Southridge HS) earned the equivalent of a "Soccer Purple Heart" in the Bruins' 1-0 loss at Whitworth on Oct. 4. Just 13:24 into the game, Besser collided with one of the Pirates' players while making a save and was inadvertently hit in the mouth by an arm or a leg or an elbow- no one is sure which. The blow drove one of Besser's teeth through his bottom lip and required 12 stitches at a Spokane hospital to sew him up. He was back before the end of the game and begged Bruin coach Manfred Tschan to let him back in, but he was held out the remainder of the game and did not play the next day at Whitman either. Tschan expects him to be ready for the upcoming games against Puget Sound and Pacific Lutheran on Oct. 11-12, however.

* Tschan Lauds Defense in 1-0 Loss at Whitworth: "We really put it all together defensively in Spokane," George Fox coach Manfred Tschan said of his team's effort in a 1-0 loss to the Whitworth Pirates on Oct. 4. "Whitworth is a very good offensive team, and our back line of Dan Potter (Fr., Medford, Ore./ South Medford HS), Brian Zaro (Fr., Beaverton, Ore./ Westview HS), Andrew Paine (Jr., Walla Walla, Wash./ Walla Walla HS), and Ian Sheppard (Yakima, Wash. I Naches Valley HS) did an outstanding job of preventing them from getting good shots at the net. The one goal they did score was just a bad break for us; they're not likely to score that way again." The Whitworth goal at 51:59 in the second half came against Bruin backup keeper Bryce Warren (Spokane, Wash./ Lewis & Clark HS), who was in the game as a replacement for starter Ron Besser, who had bitten through his lip in a first-half collision and had to go to a local hospital for stitches. Said Tschan, "Ron might have had a shot at the ball only because he has more experience, but Bryce did an excellent job in his place and I couldn't have asked for more of him."

* Bruins in NWC Stats (thru Oct. 5):

Team: George Fox is 2nd in Saves (65, 6.50), 7th in Shots (108, T), Assists (12, T), 8th in Shots per game (10.80), Points (40, 4.00), Goals (14, 1.40), Assists per game (1.20), Goals Allowed (33, 3.30) ...

Individuals: Goalkeeper Ron Besser is 2nd in Saves (42), 3rd in Saves per game (6.00) ... Midfielder Kris VanHouten (Beaverton, Ore./ Jesuit HS) is 3rd in Assists (5, T), Assists per game (0.50, T) ... Forward Craig Laughland (Lake Oswego, Ore./ Westside Christian HS) is 2nd in Game-Wining Goals (2, T), 8th in Goals (4, T), Goals per game (0.50), lOth in Points per game (1.12) ... Forward Michael Chapman (So., Newberg, Ore./ Newberg HS) is 8th in Goals (4, T), 9th in Goals per game (0.44) ...

* 2003 Honors: Kris VanHouten- Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 15-21)

LAST WEEK'S GAMES- 0-2 (Recaps):

10/4- WHITWORTH 1, GEORGE FOX 0: Second-Hal{ Score Enables Pirates to Trim Visiting Bruilzs SPOKANE, Wash.- Evan Hendrickson's goal at 51:59 was all it took to lift the Whitworth College Pirates to a 1-0 win over the visiting George Fox University Bruins in a Northwest Conference men's soccer match here Saturday afternoon (Oct. 4). The win broke a two-match losing streak for the Pirates, who improved to 5-3 overall and 2-2 in the NWC. The Bruins dropped their fourth straight decision and fell to 3-6 overall and 0-4 in the league. After a scoreless first half, Hendrickson scored the only goal on a long, lobbed shot from outside the penalty box. The score came just after a Pirate comer kick was knocked away by the Bruin defense. Both teams had good chances to score slip away later in the half. Whitworth keeper Kevin Bostock made a point-blank save on a header by Michael Chapman. Another Chapman header bounced off the right post less than a minute later. Whitworth had the advantage most of the day. The Pirates out-shot the Bruins 26-6, including a 6-3 advantage in shots on goal. Whitworth also forced 13 comer kicks to George Fox's 3.

1015- WHITMAN 5, GEORGE FOX 0: Bruins Blanked by Missionaries for Second Straight Game WALLA WALLA, Wash.- Five different players scored a goal apiece and the Whitman College defense kept the George Fox University offense scoreless for the second day in a row as the Missionaries blanked the visiting Bruins 5-0 in a Northwest Conference men's soccer match here Sunday afternoon (Oct. 5). It was the first conference win of the season for the Missionaries, who are 4-5 overall and 1-4 in the league. The Bruins dropped their fifth straight decision and fell to 3-7 overall and 0-5 in the league. Whitman put this one away early, scoring at the 7:55 mark on a header by Abram Smith off a cross from Jeff Waggoner, and adding three more scores before the half was over. Kirk Thorson, Waggoner, and Bryce Andrews all scored for the Missionaries in the first half, and Chris Dorough added a second-half goal. Eric Dottarar and Zach Steel each played 45 minutes in goal to share the shutout for Whitman Whitman had 16 shots, 9 on goal, while George Fox had 13 shots, 6 on goal. Bruin keeper Bryce Warren managed 4 saves.

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./EI. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 BrianZaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Monrovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Houten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), Jeff Nelson (2nd yr)

*Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on TAS files. Monday, September 29, 2003 -For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID I George Fox University I 414 N. Meridian St., Box 6147 I Newberg, OR 97132 (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www.georgefox.edu/athletics *For tlte most up-to-date scores and scltedules, call the GFU Sports Hotline at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall 3-5 (Home 1-2, Road 2-3, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 0-3 (Home 0-2, Road 0-1)

HIGHLIGHTS: *Coming Up: Weekend Road Swing to Eastern Washington *Last Week: Bruins Start Off Slowly in NWC Play with Three Losses *Chapman NWC "Offensive Player of the Week" Honorable Mention *Bruins in NWC Stats: VanHouten in Assists, Besser in Saves Second in NWC

THIS WEEK: Sat., Oct. 4, 2:30pm- at Whitworth College, Spokane, Wash. (NWC) Sun., Oct. 5, 2:30pm- at Whitman University, Walla Walla, Wash. (NWC)

LAST WEEK- 0-3 (Recaps below): Sept. 24- at Pacific 3, George Fox 0 Sept. 27- Linfield 4, at George Fox 0 Sept. 28- Willamette 3, at George Fox 2

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsp011s.com)- Sept. 29, 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll!Pts) NWC Pet. Pts. GFIA All Pet GF/A. Willamette Bearcats (4130) 3-0 1.000 9 714 4-2-2 .625 16114 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6127) 2-0-1 .833 7 513 6-1-1 .813 2118 Puget Sound Loggers (2161) 2-0-1 .833 7 711 5-2-1 .688 2215 Linfield Wildcats (1162) 2-1 .667 6 812 7-1 .875 11/0 Pacific Boxers (8117) 1-2 .333 3 415 4-3 .571 14111 Whitworth Pirates (3153) 1-2 .333 3 416 4-3 .571 1619 Whitman Missionaries (5128) 0-3 .000 0 117 3-4 .429 1019 George Fox Bruins (7118) 0-3 .000 0 2/10 3-5 .375 14/27

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 167-108-11 (.603) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 231-137-20 (.621) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponents, he is 9-9 vs. Whitworth and 12-4 vs. Whitman.

BRUIN BITS:

* Chapman Honorable Mention for NWC "Offensive Player of the Week": Michael Chapman (So., Newberg, Ore./ Newberg HS) received Honorable Mention for Northwest Conference "Offensive Player of the Week" honors for Sept. 22-28 with a big game against Willamette. He scored a pair of goals in the first 20 minutes to give the Bruins an early 2-0 lead over the league-leading Bearcats, a game the Bruins eventually lost 3-2. Chapman ranks among the top five in the conference now in goals with 4. NWV "Offensive Player of the Week" went to Adam Moshofsky of Willamette, who had game-winning goals over Linfield and George Fox in a 3-goal week.

* Bruins in NWC Stats (thru Sept. 28):

Team: George Fox is 2nd in Saves (56, 7.00), 6th in Points (40), Goals (14),Assists (12),7th in Goals per game (1.75), Assists per game (1.50), 8th in Shots (85, 10.62), Goals Allowed (27, 3.38) ... Individual: Goalkeeper Ron Besser (Sr., Kennewick, Wash. I Southridge HS) is 2nd in Saves (41), 3rd in Saves per game (6.83) ... Goalkeeper Bryce Warren (So., Spokane, Wash. I Lewis & Clark HS) is 4th in Saves per game (5.00), 9th in Saves (15, T) ... Midfielder Kris VanHouten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore. I Jesuit HS) is 2nd in Assists (5, 0.62, T), 9th in Points (9, T) ... Forward Craig Laughland (Jr., Lake Oswego, Ore. I Wetside Christian HS) is 2nd in Game-Winning Goals (2, T), 5th in Goals (4, 0.57, T), 7th in Points per game (1.29, T),9th in Points (9, T) ... Forward Michael Chapman is 5th in Goals (4, 0.57, T) ...

* Records Set or Tied by 2003 Bruins: -Most Goals Allowed, Team, Game: 8 at California-Santa Cruz, Sept. 12; tied record -Largest Margin of Defeat: 8 (0-8) at California-Santa Cruz, Sept. 12; tied record

LAST WEEK'S GAMES- 0-3 (Recaps):

9124- PACIFIC 3, GEORGE FOX 0: Brui1ts Blanked by Boxers ill Northwest Co!l(erellce Lidlitter FOREST GROVE, Ore. - Bobby Shinn scored two goals and Matt McDonough one, all in the second half, as the Pacific University Boxers overcame the George Fox University Bruins 3-0 in the Northwest Conference men's soccer opener for both teams Wednesday (Sept. 24) here at Tom Reynolds Field. The Boxers won their second straight contest and the second combined shutout for goalies Jory Shene and Travis Lowe, who played 45 minutes each. Pacific out-shot the Bruins 16-8, including an 11-5 advantage in the second half. Sam Kenyon fed Shinn for the game's first goal, lofting a long pass from midfield that Shinn headed into the left side of the net past Bruins' goalie Ron Besser in the 64th minute. Four minutes later, McDonough did the job himself, taking a breakaway along the left hand side and shooting it back into the far comer. Shinn closed the ledger in the 85th minute after Adam Hensel headed the ball to the forward's feet, then he ran the ball to the net and hit from five yards out. Besser had seven saves for the Bruins in the loss, while Craig Laughland had the most shots at the goal with three. George Fox falls to 3-3 overall and 0-1 in the conference, while Pacific, with its second straight win, is now 4-1 overall and 1-0 in league play.

9127- LINFIELD 4, GEORGE FOX 0: Wildcats Whitewash Bruills with Strollg Defe~tse a1td Bala1tced Offense NEWBERG, Ore. - Showing why they are the 6th-ranked team in the NSCAA/NCAA Division III national poll, the Linfield College Wildcats used a strong defensive effort and balanced offense to hand the George Fox University Bruins a 4-0 setback in a Northwest Conference men's soccer match Saturday afternoon (Sept. 27) here at Morse Field. Linfield keepers Phil Haines, who got the win, and Grant Williams turned away two shots each, and the Wildcat defense allowed only nine shots total as the Bruins were shut out for the second straight game. Meanwhile, the Linfield offense took 21 shots, 15 on goal, with four different players scoring one goal apiece. Harald Haraldsen got the scoring going with a goal 29:04 into the game after quick touches from Aaron Sherrill and Yoshi Kawase. Adam Jaffe made it 2-0 at 39:56 with an assist from Colby Ayonon. In the second half, Mike Grabast scored from close in with help from Ayonon and Abe Gardner, and Sean Chighizola closed out the scoring on a penalty kick at the 80:23 mark. Bruin keeper Ron Besser, who led the conference in saves last year, kept the margin from being even larger as he made 11 saves on Wildcat shots. George Fox is now 3-4 overall and 0-2 in the conference, while Linfield climbs to 6-1 overall and 1-1 in league play.

9/28- WILLAMETTE 3, GEORGE FOX 2: Early Lead Slips Away from Bruins as Bearcats Rally to Wilr NEWBERG, Ore.- After taking an early two-goal lead in the first 20 minutes of play, the George Fox University Bruins could muster no more offense and the Northwest Conference-leading Willamette University Bearcats rallied for a 3-2 road win in men's soccer action Sunday afternoon (Sept. 28) here at Morse Field. Michael Chapman doubled his scoring output for the season with both George Fox goals, at 13"18 into the game and at 19:02. The first was a header into the lower left comer of the net after a cross from the right by Ben Eichenberger (So., Tualatin, Ore. I Westside Christian HS). The second came after a pass from Kris Van Houten and was a sharp grounder that rolled right between the legs ofWillamette keeper David Eaton, who had come out to challenge Chapman's drive. Perennial Bruin killer Ricardo Sanchez started the Bearcats' comeback at 40:36 with a shot into the upper right comer after a pass from Ben DeSanno. Matt Lehman then passed to DeSanno two minutes later for the tying goal. The Bearcats got the winning goal at 71:47 when Sanchez crossed to Adam Moshofsky, who stuck the ball into the upper middle of the net from 10 yards away. George Fox had two good opportunities to tie late in the game, but header attempts by Chapman and Derek Dougherty (Sr., Springfield, Ore. I Thurston HS) missed the upper crossbar by only a couple of feet, and the Bearcats were able to maintain their lead. George Fox is now 3-5 overall and 0-3 in the conference, while Willamette improves to 4-2-2 overall and 3-0 in the league.

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./EI. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 BrianZaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Momovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris VanHouten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), Jeff Nelson (2nd yr)

* Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on T AS files. Monday, September 22,2003--- For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID I George Fox University I 414 N. Meridian St., Box 6147 I Newberg, OR 97132 (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www .georgefox.edu/athletics *For tlte most up-to-date scores and schedules, call the GFU Sports Hotli11e at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall3-2 (Home 1-0, Road 2-2, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 0-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0-0)

HIGHLIGHTS: *Bruins Knock Off Northwest to Finish 3-2 in Non-Conference Play *VanHouten Named NWC "Offensive Player of the Week" *Coming Up: Bruins Open NWC Play with Three Games This Week

THIS WEEK: Wed., Sept. 24, 5:00pm- at Pacific University, Forest Grove, Ore. (NWC) Sat., Sept. 27, 2:30pm- vs. #19 Linfield College, Newberg, Ore. (NWC) Sun., Sept. 28, 2:30pm- vs. Willamette University, Newberg, Ore. (NWC)

LAST WEEK -1-0 (Recaps below): Sept. 16- at George Fox 7, Northwest 0

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsports.com)- Sept. 22, 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll/Pts) NWC Pet. Pts. GF/A All Pet GF/A. Linfield Wildcats (1162) 0-0 .000 0 010 5-0 1.000 1110 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6127) 0-0 .000 0 010 4-1 .800 715 Pacific Boxers (8117) 0-0 .000 0 0/0 3-1 .750 1016 Puget Sound Loggers (2161) 0-0 .000 0 010 3-1 .750 1411 Whitman Missionaries (5128) 0-0 .000 0 010 3-1 .750 912 Whitworth Pirates (3153) 0-0 .000 0 0/0 3-1 .750 8/3 George Fox Bruins (7/18) 0-0 .000 0 0/0 3-2 .600 12/17 Willamette Bearcats (4130) 0-0 .000 0 010 1-2-2 .400 9110

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 167-105-11 (.609) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 231-134-20 (.626) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponents, he is 14-10 vs. Pacific, 15-8 vs. Linfield, and 14-10-2 vs. Willamette.

BRUIN BITS:

*VanHouten Named NWC "Offensive Player of the Week": Kris VanHouten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore. I Jesuit HS) earned Northwest Conference "Offensive Player of the Week" honors for Sept. 15-21 with his instrumental role in the Bruins' 7-0 over Northwest in the team's only game of the week on Sept. 16 in Newberg. The rookie midfielder scored two goals and assisted on a third for 5 total points as the Bruins improved to 3-2 in the season. He is the Bruins' 2nd-leading scorer in the early going with 8 points on 2 goals and 4 assists.

* Bruins Part of Impressive Non-Conference Record by NWC: The George Fox Bruins' 3-2 record in non-conference play is just part of an impressive 25-9-2 mark by the Northwest Conference against outside competition. Only one conference team has a losing record, five teams have only one loss, and undefeated Linfield, whom the Bruins host in Newberg this coming Saturday, is ranked #19 in the latest NCAA/NSCAA Division III poll. * Records Set or Tied by 2003 Bruins: -Most Goals Allowed, Team, Game: 8 at California-Santa Cruz, Sept. 12; tied record -Largest Margin of Defeat: 8 (0-8) at California-Santa Cruz, Sept. 12; tied record

LAST WEEK'S GAMES -1-0 (Recaps):

9/16- GEORGE FOX 7, NORTHWEST 0: Bruins Complete Non-Conference Plav witlz Win over Northwest NEWBERG, Ore.- Craig Laughland (Jr., Lake Oswego, Ore./ Westside Christian HS) and Kris Van Houten scord two goals apiece, leading the George Fox University Bruins to an easy 7-0 win over the Northwest College Eagles in their fmal non-conference men's soccer match of the season Tuesday afternoon (Sept. 16) here at Morse Field. Laughland scored his goals in the first half at 16:50 and 27:23, sandwiched around a long goal by Jon Miller (Jr., Nipomo, Calif./ Arroyo Grande HS) at 24:54, for a 3-0 halftime lead for the Bruins, who were playing their first home game of the year. The Bruins put the game away with four scores in the final20 minutes of the contest, VanHouten scoring at the 71:22 and 84:20 marks. Michael Chapman (So., Newberg, Ore./ Newberg HS) added a goal at the 78:33 mark, and the Bruins also got an "own goal" at 74:38 when a Northwest player accidently knocked a loose ball past Eagles' keeper J.J. Geise into the George Fox net. Derek Dougherty (Sr., Springfield, Ore./ Thurston HS) had two assists for the Bruins, and VanHouten, Jason Kintner (Jr., Camano Island, Wash./ Stanwood HS), and Andrew Paine (Jr., Walla Walla, Wash./ Walla Walla HS) had one each. Ron Besser and Bryce Warren combined on the shutout for the Bruins, who held the Eagles to only six shots, three on goal, while taking 20 of their own, including 12 on goal.

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./El. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 BrianZaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Momovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland F!M 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Houten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS) Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), Jeff Nelson (2nd yr) * Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on T AS files. Monday, September 15, 2003 ---For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www.gem·gefox.edu/athletics *For tlte most up-to-date scores and scltedules, call tlte GFU Sports Hotline at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall2-2 (Home 0-0, Road 2-2, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 0-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0-0)

HIGHLIGHTS: * George Fox Loses Big, Wins Close One in California *Warren Honorable Mention for NWC "Defensive Player of the Week"

THIS WEEK: Tue., Sept. 16, 4:30pm- vs. Northwest College, Newberg, Ore.

LAST WEEK -1-1 (Recafl.S be/owl: Sept. 12- at California-Santa Cruz 8, George Fox 0 Sept. 13- George Fox 2, at California State-Hayward 1

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsports.coml- Sept. 151 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll/Ptsl NWC Pet. Pts. GFIA All Pet GF/A. Linfield Wildcats (1/62) 0-0 .000 0 010 5-0 1.000 11/0 Whitworth Pirates (3153) 0-0 .000 0 010 3-0 1.000 6/0 Pacific Boxers (8117) 0-0 .000 0 010 2-0 1.000 713 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6127) 0-0 .000 0 010 4-1 .800 715 Puget Sound Loggers (2161) 0-0 .000 0 0/0 2-1 .667 910 Whitman Missionaries (5128) 0-0 .000 0 0/0 2-1 .667 2/2 George Fox Bruins (7118) 0-0 .000 0 010 2-2 .500 5117 Willamette Bearcats (4130) 0-0 .000 0 0/0 1-1-1 .500 4/5

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 166-105-11 (.608) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 230-134-20 (.625) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponent, he is 3-1 vs. Northwest.

BRUIN BITS:

*Warren Honorable Mention for NWC "Defensive Player of the Week": Bryce Warren (So., GK, Spokane, Wash. I Lewis & Clark HS) earned his first win of the year as the George Fox Bruins' goalkeeper in a 2-1 win at California State-Hayward Saturday, receiving Honorable Mention for Northwest Conference Men's Soccer "Defensive Player of the Week" for Sept. 8-14. He did not play in Friday's 8- 0 loss at California-Santa Cruz. In the Hayward win, Warren stopped 6 shots on goal for saves, and let only one get through as the Bruins won a big match against West Region competition. NWC "Defensive Player of the Week" went to Eric Dottarar of Whitman, who shut out La Verne while making 8 saves.

*Bruins Tie Records They'd Rather Not Have: The 8 goals by California-Santa Cruz in their 8-0 win over the Bruins on Friday in Santa Cruz tied a George Fox record for most goals allowed in a game, which had happened three other times, the last against Lynn University in an 8-1loss in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament in 1993. The 8-0 score also equaled the Bruins' previous worst margin of defeat by that same score against Warner Pacific in 1985. LAST WEEK'S GAMES -1-1 (Recaps):

9/12- CAL-SANTA CRUZ 8, GEORGE FOX 0: UC-Santa Cruz Cruises Past Bruins Beltind Baird's Hat Trick SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - Bryan Baird scored three goals and assisted on two others, leading the University of California-Santa Cruz Banana Slugs to an 8-0 victory over the visiting George Fox University Bruins in a non­ conference men's soccer match here Friday afternoon (Sept. 12). Kevin Anderson tallied two goals and one assist for the Slugs, who improved to 3-1, while goalkeeper Dan Chamberlain recorded his first shutout of the season. The Bruins, on the first leg of a two-game road swing through the Bay Area, dropped to 1-2 with their second straight setback, both by shutouts. The eight goals by UC-Santa Cruz tied a George Fox record for most goals allowed in a game, which had happened three other times, the last against Lynn University in an 8-1loss in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament in 1993. The 8-0 score also equaled the Bruins' previous worst margin of defeat by that score against Warner Pacific in 1985.

9113- GEORGE FOX 2, CAL STATE-HAYWARD 1: Bruins Bounce Back (rom Bad Loss to Pitt Pioneers HAYWARD, Calif. - Bouncing back nicely from a humbling defeat the day before, the visiting George Fox University Bruins got goals from Derek Dougherty and Michael Chapman and made them stand up, holding off the California State University-Hayward Pioneers 2-1 in a non-conference men's soccer match here Saturday afternoon (Sept. 13). Dougherty put the Bruins on top 37 seconds before the half, scoring off an assist from Kris VanHouten, and Chapman made it 2-0 at the 51 :30 mark in the second half off another pass from Van Houten. The Pioneers cut the margin to 2-1 at the 73:30 mark on a goal by Gorkis Robles with an assist by Brian Bluford, but George Fox keeper Bryce Warren made 6 saves to keep the home team from doing any further damage. The win enabled the Bruins to even their record at 2-2 and earn a split of their California trip after an 8-0 setback at California-Santa Cruz on Friday. CSU-Hayward dropped to 2-4-1. George Fox returns to action Tuesday (Sept. 16), hosting Northwest College in the Bruins' home opener at Morse Field in Newberg at 4:30p.m.

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./EI. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walia, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 Brian Zaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Monrovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Houten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), Jeff Nelson (2nd yr)

*Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on TAS files. Thursday, September 4, 2003 ---For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www.georgefox.edu/athletics Sports Hotline: 503-554-3868 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overalll-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0-1, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 0-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0-0)

HIGHLIGHTS: * Pre-Season Outlook, Quick Facts, Schedule, Roster * George Fox Picked 7th in Northwest Conference Pre-Season Poll *Bruins Defeat Warner Pacific in Overtime Season Opener

THIS WEEK: Sat., Sept. 6, 1:00 p.m.- at Evergreen State College, Olympia, Wash.

LAST WEEK -1-0 (Recaps below): Sept. 3- George Fox 3, at Warner Pacific 2 (ot)

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsports.com)- Sept. 3, 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll/Pts) NWC Pet. GB All Pet. Linfield Wildcats (1162) 0-0 .000 2-0 1.000 George Fox Bruins (7/18) 0-0 .000 1-0 1.000 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6/27) 0-0 .000 1-0 1.000 Puget Sound Loggers (2/61) 0-0 .000 1-0 1.000 Pacific Boxers (8/17) 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 Whitman Missionaries (5/28) 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 Whitworth Pirates (3/53) 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 Willamette Bearcats (4/30) 0-0 .000 0-0 .000

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 165-103-11 in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 229-132-20 in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia-Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponent, he is 8-2-1 vs. Evergreen State.

--- George Fox Men's Soccer 2003 Preview--

SOLID NUCLEUS AND TALENTED NEWCOMERS GIVE BRUINS HIGH HOPES FOR 2003 SOCCER SEASON

Manfred Tschan, George Fox University's veteran men's soccer coach, breaks down his 2003 squad into three groups. "First, we've got a good group of returning players with 10 lettermen, including nine starters, who give us a solid core of people on which to build," he begins. "We've got a small group of former starters who missed last year because of injuries or personal reasons. And then we've got almost half our team made up of newcomers, several with the ability to play right away. "All of them have worked hard, both in the off-season and in the pre-season, and I am quite happy with the point we have reached before the season starts. While I won't make any predictions, if we can put them all together, I see us being much improved over last year." The 2002 Bruins went 4-13-1 and tied for 7th in the Northwest Conference with a 3-10-1league mark. Six of their setbacks were by a single goal, prompting Tschan to remark, "In soccer, all it takes is a break here or there to turn a game around, and we weren't that far off from a decent record last year if a break here and there had gone our way. I'm hopeful we'll see more of the breaks in our favor this year." Defense Takes a Hit with Waters Injury The Bruins will have to play through a bad break that hit them in the pre-season, however, with a knee injury knocking out defender Chris Waters (Sr., Boise, Idaho), a Second Team All-Conference selection in '02, for several weeks, and possibly the entire season. "Chris is one of the best one-on-one defenders in the conference, and we will certainly miss his defense, as well as his leadership as team captain," admits Tschan. "The doctors are still running some tests and believe it may be an ACL. He will definitely miss several weeks, and by the time he could get back into shape, it may be better off for him to let it heal completely and perhaps come back next year as a fifth-year senior." Tschan believes newcomer Brian Zaro (Fr., Beaverton, Ore.) has shown enough to get the job done in Waters' stead along the defensive line, where he will join returning starter Andrew Paine (Jr., Walla Walla, Wash.) and Greg Cobb (Jr., Eugene, Ore.), a starter two years ago who sat out last fall as a medical red-shirt. Two other defenders who have looked strong in the early going and will get plenty of opportunities are Ian Sheppard (Fr., Yakima, Wash.) and Bryan Cobb (Fr., Eugene, Ore.), Greg's younger brother. Darrick Pope (Fr., Longview, Wash.) provides defensive depth.

Qualitv Keepers Abound {or Bruins The last line of defense for the Bruins is well-stocked with three quality goalkeepers, led by Honorable Mention All-Conference keeper Ron Besser (Sr., Kennewick, Wash.). Besser, a big, rangy athlete, led the NWC in saves last year (115), and should again see most of the action in the net. Bryce Warren (So., Spokane, Wash.) had 33 saves in nine appearances, with three starts, as a freshman, and will be the top sub in goal. Samuel Greene (Fr., Eugene, Ore.), a red-shirt last year, provides a third capable defender.

Bruins' Cup Overflowiltg with Midtielders "We have quite a bit of depth at midfielder," notes Tschan, "which gives us some tremendous flexibility both offensively and defensively. The relative strengths of our opponents could very well dictate what combinations we have on the field at different times, in order to get the best match-ups." Jason Kintner (Jr., Camano Island, Wash.), who had 3 assists, and Jesse Rasmussen (Jr., Portland, Ore.) are returning starters at the center mid positions, but Max Sorensen (Jr., Bothell, Wash.) was a starter there before sitting out last season. Sorensen brings back outstanding playmaker skills. Wally Ward (So., Kenai, Alaska), who saw limited action as a freshman, and Dan Potter (Fr., Medford, Ore.) have also shown they can play the positions. On the flanks, Ben Eichenberger (So., Tualatin, Ore.) returns on the right, with Kris Van Hooten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore.) a strong candidate for plenty of playing time there as well. Jon Miller (Jr., Nipomo, Calif.), who took a semester off from school to get married, is expected to return to the left side, backed up by Greg Hoiland (Fr., West Linn, Ore.), or Craig Laughland (Jr., Lake Oswego, Ore.) when he is not playing forward.

Fresh Firepower Featured at Forward The team's top two scorers from last season, Honorable Mention All-Conference pick Jesse Johnson and Nick Chapman, who had 12 points apiece, have graduated, so the Bruins will present a few new faces at forward. Derek Dougherty (Sr., Springfield, Ore.) with 11 points and Laughland with 5 points are the top returning scorers, and will be counted upon for even more firepower this fall. Michael Chapman (So., Newberg, Ore.), a starter at defender last year, has moved up front and has impressed Tschan, who says, "He's really enjoying sticking the ball into the net." Offensive depth will come from Christian Kofi (Fr., Aloha, Ore.), Ian Abbott (Fr., Smithfield, Utah), and Seth Chapman (Fr., Palo Cedro, Calif.), who is no relation to the Bruins' other Chapmans.

Summary "Despite the large number of returning starters, we're still a very young team with a lot of newcomers to the program," Tschan observes. "We have enough talent and depth to actually be much improved, but how well they all jell will be critical to our success. As to what our record might be, there are just too many variables in this game- which makes it such a great sport- for any accurate predictions; we'll just have to wait and see. But we've had good spirited practices, and our players are certainly excited about the new season."

-Northwest Conference Pre-Season Poll--- GEORGE FOX PICKED 7TH, LINFIELD EDGES UPS IN 2003 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE MEN'S SOCCER POLL

SPOKANE, Wash.- Coming off a tie for 7th place in the Northwest Conference after going 3-10-1 in league play and 4-13-1 overall, the George Fox University Bruins have been picked to fmish in that spot in the 2003 men's soccer race- albeit alone this time- in pre-season balloting by the conference's eight coaches. The Bruins return nine starters, including Second Team All-Conference defender Chris Waters and Honorable Mention All-Conference goalkeeper Ron Besser, though the team may have to do without the services of Waters for a time due to a knee injury he suffered a pre-season workout. Veteran coach Manfred Tschan, who beings his 15th season with the Bruins, likes his recruiting class and expects his team to spring a few upsets this year. By the closest of margins, Linfield College is the coaches' pick to win the 2003 title. The Wildcats, runners-up in 2007, picked up three first place votes and 62 total points, narrowly edging defending conference champion University of Puget Sound in the poll. The Loggers totaled 61 points with four first place votes. Linfield, which fmished 15-2-2 overall last season and lost in the first round of the NCAA tournament at UPS, returns a pair of All-NWC performers in Jordan Bebee (Sr., Midfield) and Paul Collins (So. Defender). The Wildcats were selected first or second on every ballot. Puget Sound also returns a pair of All-NWC players from a team that fmished 17-4 and lost in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Loggers welcome back Justin Hughes (Sr., Midfield) and Anthony Fioretti (Jr., Midfield). Despite picking up one more first place vote than Linfield, UPS ended up second in the poll because they were chosen in third place on three ballots. Whitworth College picked up the other first place vote and is third in the poll with 53 points. The Pirates, NWC champions in 2001, must replace 2002 NWC points leader Scott Kerwien from a team that fmished 12-7-1 overall last season. Linfield, UPS and Whitworth were selected in the top three positions on all eight ballots. Only four points separated the fourth through sixth places in the poll. Willamette University (30 points) finished fourth after a 6-11-2 campaign in 2002. Whitman College totaled 28 points in the poll for fifth place, which is where the Missionaries fmished last season with a 8-9-2 overall record. Pacific Lutheran University picked up 27 points for sixth place in the poll. The Lutes were 7-11-1last fall. George Fox (18 points) and Pacific University (17 points) round out the poll in seventh and eighth places, respectively. Pacific was 8-11-1 last fall.

NWC Men's Soccer Coaches' Pre-Season Poll School Ost) Pts. All NWC 1. Linfield (Ore.) (3) 62 15-2-2 11-1-2 2. Puget Sound (Wash.) (4) 61 17-4 13-1 3. Whitworth (Wash.) (1) 53 12-7-1 8-5-1 4. Willamette (Ore.) 30 6-11-2 5-7-2 5. Whitman (Wash.) 28 8-9-2 4-8-2 6. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 27 7-11-1 4-9-1 7. George Fox (Ore.) 18 4-13-1 3-10-1 8. Pacific (Ore.) 17 8-11-1 3-10-1

LAST WEEK'S GAMES -1-0:

913- GEORGE FOX 3, WARNER PACIFIC 2 (OT): Brui11s WbtOpener over K1tights o1t Laugh/and's OT Goal PORTLAND, Ore. - Craig Laughland scored two goals, including the game-winner in overtime, and added an assist for a career-high five total points, leading George Fox University to a 3-2 win over the Warner Pacific College Knights in the Bruins' season opener Wednesday evening (Sept. 3) at Portland Christian School's field. Warner Pacific took a 1-0 lead in the first half on a goal at 40:35 by Suter, but the Bruins responded in the second half as Laughland scored at 60:00 with an assist from Kris Van Houten. The Knights regained the lead on a Chebbi goal at 69:00, but again the Bruins retaliated, Derek Dougherty scoring the equalizer offLaughland's assist with only two minutes left in regulation. In the 18th minutes of the first overtime, Laughland fmally made the Bruins a winner with a shot into the net after a pass from Jason Kintner. GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER QUICK FACTS

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location: Newberg, Oregon (18,750) Mailing Address: 414 N. Meridian St. Newberg, OR 97132 Founded: 1891 Denomination: Evangelical Friends (Quaker) Enrollment: 2,725 President: Dr. David Brandt Faculty Athletic Rep: Becky Ankeny Switchboard Phone: 503-538-8383 Website: www.georgefox.edu

ATHLETICS INFORMATION Nickname: Bruins Colors: Navy Blue & Old Gold Affiliation (yrs): NCAA Division III (5th) Region: West Region Conference (yrs): Northwest Conference (9th) Director of Athletics: Craig Taylor Office Phone: 503-554-2911 Assoc. Dir. of Athletics: Pat Bailey Office Phone: 503-554-2914 Athletics Secretary: Patty Findley Office Phone: 503-554-2910 Ath. Training Ed. Dir.: Dale Isaak Office Phone: 503-554-2916 Head Athletic Trainer: Karen Hostetter Office Phone: 503-554-2922 Ast. Athletic Trainer: Byron Shenk Office Phone: 503-554-2912 Athletics FAX: 503-554-3864

SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE Sports Info. Director: Blair Cash Office Phone: 503-554-2926 Home Phone: 503-554-8067 E-mail: [email protected] Student Assistant SIDs: Sarah Troyer Amber Wentworth Amanda Newman Sports Information FAX: 503-554-3864 Sports Hotline: 503-554-3868 Sports Website: www.georgefox.edu/athletics

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Alma Mater: Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76 GFURecord: 164-103-11 (.610), 14 yrs Overall Record: 228-132-20 (.626), 20 yrs Office Phone: 503-554-2919 Assistant Coach: Jim Maine (2nd yr) Alma Mater: George Fox '95 Assistant Coach: Todd Williams (7th yr) Alma Mater: George Fox '94 Assistant Coach: Jeff Nelson (2nd yr) Alma Mater: George Fox '95

TEAM INFORMATION Home Field (capacity): Morse Athletic Field (250) 2002 Overall Record: 4-13-1 (.250) 2002 Conference Record: 3-10-1 (.250), 7th, tie 2002 Post-Season: None Letterwinners Back/Lost: 10/8 Starters Back/Lost: 9/2

Kev Players Retuming Ht., Pos.• Cl•• Hometow11 Stats Ho11ors Chris Waters (S) 5-10, D, Sr, Boise, Idaho 18 starts All-NWC 2nd Team Ron Besser (S) 6-2, GK, Sr, Kennewick, Wash. 115 sv, 7.19 sv/p All-NWCHM Derek Dougherty (S) 5-8, F, Sr, Springfield, Ore. 4 gl, 3 a, 0.65 p/g Craig Laughland (S) 6-2, F, Jr, Lake Oswego, Ore. 2 gl, 1 a, 0.28 p/g Jason Kintner (S) 5-7, M, Jr, Camano Island, Wash. 3a,0.17p/g Ben Eichenberger (S) 5-10, M, So, Tualatin, Ore. 1 a, 0.06 p/g Andrew Paine (S) 5-11, D, Jr, Walla Walla, Wash. 1 a, 0.06 p/g Jesse Rasmussen (S) 5-11, M, Jr, Portland, Ore. 10 shots Michael Chapman (S) 6-0, D, Jr, Garibaldi, Ore. 3 shots Greg Cobb 6-1, D, Jr, Eugene, Ore. injury redshirt

Key Players Lost Ht., Pos.• Cl., Hometown Stats Ho11ors Jesse Johnson (S) 5-10, M, Sr, Grants Pass, Ore. 4 gl, 4 a, 0.71 p/g All-NWCHM John Wulf (PTS) 5-11, M, So, Salem, Ore. 1 gl, 0.11 p/g Nick Chapman (PTS) 5-11, F, Sr, Newberg, Ore. 5 gl, 2 a, 0.71 p/g

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER SCHEDULE

DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

September 3 Wed. at Warner Pacific College Portland, Ore. 6:00p.m. 6 Sat. at Evergreen State College Olympia, Wash. 1:00 p.m. 12 Fri. at University of California-Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, Calif. 3:00p.m. 13 Sat. at California State University-Hayward Hayward, Calf. 1:00 p.m. 16 Tue. NORTHWEST COLLEGE Newberg, Ore. 4:30p.m. 24 Wed. * at Pacific University (dh) Forest Grove, Ore. 2:30p.m. 27 Sat. * LINFIELD COLLEGE (db) Newberg, Ore. 2:30p.m. 28 Sun. * WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (db) Newberg, Ore. 2:30p.m.

October 4 Sat. * at Whitworth College ( dh) Spokane, Wash. 2:30p.m. 5 Sun. * at Whitman College ( dh) Walla Walia, Wash. 2:30p.m. 11 Sat. * UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND (db) Newberg, Ore. 2:30p.m. 12 Sun. * PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY (db) Newberg, Ore. 2:30p.m. 18 Sat. * WIDTMAN COLLEGE (db) Newberg, Ore. 2:30p.m. 19 Sun. * WHITWORTH COLLEGE (db) Newberg, Ore. 2:30p.m. 25 Sat. * at Willamette University (dh) Salem, Ore. 1:30 p.m. 26 Sun. * at Linfield College ( dh) McMinnville, Ore. 1:30 p.m. November 1 Sat. * at Pacific Lutheran University ( dh) Tacoma, Wash. 1:30 p.m. 2 Sun. * at University Puget Sound ( dh) Tacoma, Wash. 1:30 p.m. 8 Sat. * PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) Newberg, Ore. 1:30 p.m. 12 Wed. NCAA Division III First Round on-campus sites TBA 15-16 Sat.-Sun. NCAA Division III Regionals on-campus sites TBA 22-23 Sat.-Sun. NCAA Division III Quarterfmals on-campus sites TBA 29-30 Sat.-Sun. NCAA Division III Finals on-campus sites TBA

*-Northwest Conference game (dh)- doubleheader with GFU women's team

Home games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Morse Soccer Field All times Pacific and subject to change

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GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./EI. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00199* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 Brian Zaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Monrovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Houten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman M/F 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), JeffNelson (2nd yr)

*Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on TAS files. Monday, October 20, 2003 --For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID I George Fox University I 4I4 N. Meridian St., Box 6147 I Newberg, OR 97132 (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www.georgefox.edu/athletics *For the most up-to-date scores and schedules, call the GFU Sports Hotline at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall4-9-1 (Home 2-4-1, Road 2-5, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 1-7-1 (Home 1-4-1, Road 0-3)

HIGHLIGHTS: * Corning Up: George Fox to Visit Willamette and Linfield This Weekend *Last Week: Bruins Get First NWC Win with 4-3 Decision over Whitman *VanHouten Honorable Mention for NWC Offensive Player of the Week-Again! * Chapman Takes Two Shots- One in the Mouth- to Score a Goal * Bruins in NWC Stats: Besser Takes Over as League Leader in Saves

THIS WEEK: Sat., Oct. 25, 1:30pm- at Willamette University, Salem, Ore. (NWC)- at WU's football field Sun., Oct. 26, 1:30 pm- at Linfield College, McMinnville, Ore. (NWC)

SCHEDULE NOTE: After several days of back-and-forth negotiations between George Fox and Willamette, the Northwest Conference has declared that all soccer games on Saturday, Oct. 25, will begin at II :00 a.m. for the women and 1:30 p.m. for the men, due to the Daylight Savings Time change on Sunday. This was done to avoid the confusion of having different starting times for games on the same weekend. George Fox and Willamette had originally agreed to play on Oct. at 12:00 noon for the women and 2:30p.m. for the men, which is the normal starting time for games before DST kicks in.

LAST WEEK -1-1 (Recaps belowl: Oct. 18- at George Fox 4, Whitman 3 Oct. 19- Whitworth 3, at George Fox 0

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.nwcsports.coml- Oct. 201 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll!Ptsl NWC Pet. Pts. GFIA All Pet GFIA. Linfield Wildcats (1162) 7-2 .778 21 2017 12-2 .857 3618 Puget Sound Loggers (2/61) 6-1-2 .778 20 22/9 9-3-2 .714 37113 Whitworth Pirates (3/53) 6-3 .667 18 17111 9-4 .692 29/14 Willamette Bearcats (4130) 5-4 .556 15 13/16 6-6-2 .500 22126 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6127) 4-4-1 .444 13 1119 8-6-1 .567 29/17 Pacific Boxers (8117) 3-6 .333 9 10116 6-7 .462 20122 Whitman Missionaries (5/28) 2-7 .222 6 13/19 6-8 .429 25122 George Fox Bruins (7118) 1-7-1 .162 4 9128 4-9-1 .321 21145

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 168-112-12 (.596) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 232-141-21 (.615) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponents, he is 14-11-2 vs. Willamette, and 15-9 vs. Linfield.

BRUIN BITS:

*VanHouten Honorable Mention for NWC Offensive Player of the Week Again: Midfielder Kris VanHouten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore. I Jesuit HS) received Honorable Mention for Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week for Oct. 13-19, the second week in a row he has been so honored, with a fme game in the Bruins' 4-3 win over Whitman on Friday. With the Bruins down 1-0 in the second half, VanHouten scored on a free kick tie the game in the 68th minute, then knotted it again 2-2 in the 75th minute on a penalty kick. He was NWC Offensive Player of the Week for Sept. 15-21. NWC Offensive Player of the Week went to J.R. Remmington of Whitworth, who had both goals in the Pirates' 2-1 win at Pacific, and helped them go 2-0 for the weekend.

* Chapman Takes Two Shots - One in the Mouth - to Score a Goal: When Michael Chapman (So., Newberg, Ore./ Newberg HS) scored to give George Fox a 3-2lead against the Whitman Missionaries in an eventual4-3 Bruin win on Saturday, he took more than one shot do it- he also took a shot in the mouth. With the score tied 2-2 and just over 7 minutes left in the game, Bruin midfielder Jon Miller (Jr., Nipomo, Calif.) cleared a loose ball to defender Brian Zaro (Fr., Beaverton, Ore./ Westview HS), who sent a long pass down the middle toward the Whitman penalty box, where Chapman took the pass and headed it toward the goal just as Whitman keeper Zach Steel came out to try to intercept the ball. Steel crashed into Chapman's face and split his lip, sending the Bruin forward to the sidelines with a bloody mouth- but he missed the ball, which rolled into the empty net to give the Bruins a 3-2lead at 83:09. Steel was red-carded and forced to leave the game. Chapman's lip was swollen the next day at the Bruins' game against Whitworth and coach Manfred Tschan elected to hold him out of the game. No stitches were required, and Chapman expects to be ready for the Bruins' next game at Willamette on Oct. 25. Was it worth it? "Oh, yes," laughed Chapman, his voice slurred because of his fat lip. "If they had taken that goal away from me, or called an offsides or something, I'd have been pretty upset. But it helped us get a win, and that makes it all worthwhile."

*Bruins in NWC Stats (thru Oct. 19):

Team: George Fox is 2nd in Saves (106, 7.57), 7th in Shots (167, 11.93), Points (58, T), Goals (21), 8th in Goals per game (1.50), Assists (16, 1.14), Goals Allowed (45, 3.21) ...

Individuals: Goalkeeper Ron Besser (Sr., Kennewcik, Wash./ Southridge HS) is 1st in Saves (83), 3rd in Saves per game (7.55) ... Goalkeeper Bryce Warren (So., Spokane, Wash./ Lewis & Clark HS) is 5th in Saves per game (4.60), lOth in Saves (23) ... Midfielder Kris Van Hooten is 2nd in Points ( 18, T), 3rd in Points per game ( 1.29, T), Assists ( 6, T), 4th in Assists per game (0.43, T), Shots (39, 2.79), 5th in Goals (6, T), 8th in Goals per game (0.43) ... Forward Craig Laughland (Jr., Lake Oswego, Ore./ Westside Christian HS) is 2nd in Game-Winning Goals (2, T) ... Forward Michael Chapman is 9th in Goals per game (0.42), lOth in Goals (5, T), ...

* 2003 Honors: Kris Van Hooten- Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 15-21)

LAST WEEK'S GAMES-1-1 (Recaps):

10/18- GEORGE FOX 4, WHITMAN 3: Fast and Furious Finish Enables Bruins to Notch 1st NWC Wiu NEWBERG, Ore.- In a wild game that saw 6 goals scored in the final22 minutes, Jesse Rasmussen's (Jr., Portland, Ore./ Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) empty-net goal enabled the George Fox University Bruins to notch their first Northwest Conference victory of the season, a 4-3 victory over the visiting Whitman College Missionaries, in a men's soccer match Saturday afternoon (Oct. 18) here at Morse Field. The game began innocently enough, with Niels Larson scoring off an assist from Vico Rust at 34:53 for a 1-0 Whitman lead at the end of the first half. The score remained that way until there were 22 minutes left in the game - and then the craziness began. Kris Van Hooten tied the game for the Bruins by drilling in a free kick at 68:09, but the Missionaries regained the lead at 70:27 when Kirk Thorson hooked a comer kick that deflected off a Bruin defender and into the goal. VanHouten responded by nailing a penalty kick into the left corner of the goal at 75:10 for a 2-2 tie. George Fox went ahead for the first time 3-2 at 83:09 with a play that went virtually the length of the field. The Bruins' Jon Miller corralled a loose ball in the backfield and passed it back to defender Brian Zaro, who sent a tremendous kick toward the Whitman goal. Bruin forward Michael Chapman took the kick on the first bounce and headed the ball toward the goal just as Whitman keeper Zach Steel crashed into him, and the ball rolled untouched into the net. Chapman was forced to come out of the game with a bloody mouth, and Steel was given a red card. With the Bruins trying to keep the ball away from the Whitman offense and run out the clock, the Missionaries' Jeff Waggoner intercepted a pass near the goalkeeper's box, passed to Chris Dorough near him on the right, and Dorough shot the ball off the hand of diving Bruin keeper Ron Besser into the left corner to make it 3-3 at 86:33. With overtime looming, the Bruins got the win instead at 88:50 when Max Sorensen (Jr., Bothell, Wash./ Bothell HS) drove the middle of the penalty box, threaded a pass to Rasmussen coming in from the right, and Rasmussen faked past new keeper Eric Dottarar before rolling the ball into an unguarded net. Whitman out-shot George Fox 23-16 and had 16 shots on goal to 9 for the home team, but Besser came up with 13 saves to 5 for Steel and Dottarar.

I 0/19- WHITWORTH 3, GEORGE FOX 0: Bruin Offense Fires Blanks as Pirates Prevail to Stay in NWC Race NEWBERG, Ore.- A day after posting their second-highest scoring output of the season in a 4-3 win over Whitman, the George Fox University Bruins could get very little going against a stingy Whitworth College defense and suffered their 7th shutout of the season, a 3-0 setback to the Pirates, in Northwest Conference men's soccer action Sunday afternoon (Oct. 19) here at Morse Field. Matt Knoll got the visiting Pirates on the board in the first half when he recovered a loose ball in front of the Bruin net and sent into the left corner just 13: 10 into the game. The game remained that way throughout the rest of the first half. Whitworth put the game away early in the second half as Niko Varlamos came in as a sub to start the half and scored twice. His first goal came on a pass from the right sideline into the middle by Evan Hendrickson at 47:26, making it 2-0. The second came on a corner kick from Kurt Kagawa, which Varlamos headed in, at 60:32. The Pirates out-shot the Bruins 21-14 (13 shots on goal to 5), but Ron Besser kept the visitors in check with 10 saves in goal for George Fox. Kevin Bostock made 5 saves in posting the win and the shutout for Whitworth. George Fox is now 4-9-1 overall and 1-7-1 in the conference, while Whitworth remained in the midst of the conference race by improving to 9-4 overall and 6-3 in the league.

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./EI. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 BrianZaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Momovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Houten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), JeffNelson (2nd yr)

* Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on T AS files. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, October 25, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

10/25- GEORGE FOX 1, WILLAMETTE 1 (2 OT): Bruins Battle Bearcats to Standoff on Artifical Turf SALEM, Ore.- In the first-ever soccer match played on artificial turf at McCulloch Stadium, the George Fox University Bruins and the Willamette University Bearcats played to a 1-1 draw in a Northwest Conference men's soccer game here Saturday afternoon. Late in the first half, the Bruins' Jason Kinter gave George Fox a 1-0 lead when he chipped in a shot in front of the goal at the 4I :452 mark. Ben Eichenberger and Andrew Paine got credit for the assists as they kept the ball alive in front of the Bearcat goal. Ben DeSanno answered with just under ten minutes to play, converting passes from Pat Wettach and Adam Moshofsky into the game-tying goal at 75:58. The teams played two scoreless overtime periods for the second time this season. The Bearcats had several good chances to score, but Bruin goalie Ron Besser kept Willamette from the winning goal and wound up with 8 saves in the game, including two diving saves in the first half. For the game, the Bruins got off20 shots to the Bearcats' I9. Willamette goalie Dane Meier had 5 saves in the match. George Fox is now 4-9-2 overall and 1-7-2 in the conference, while Willamette is 6-6-3 overall and 5-4-1 in the league. The Bruins visit Linfield College and the Bearcats host Pacific University Sunday afternoon in another match at McCulloch Stadium. Both games start at I :30 p.m., following women's contests at II :00 a.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Willamette (10/25/03 at Salem, OR)

George Fox (4-9-2, l-7-2) vs. Goals by period l 2 OT 02 Tot Willamette (6-6-3, 5-4-l-) Date: 10/25/03 Attendance: 125 George Fox ...... l 0 0 0- l Weather: Willamette ...... • 0 l 0 0- l

George Fox Willamette Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

G 0 Besser, Ron .....••.. G l Meier, Dane •..•..•.. M 2 Sorensen, Max ....••• l l D 2 Kelley, Pat •...... l M 6 Kintner, Jason .•...• 4 l l - M 3 Gouveia, Kyle ...•••• 3 2 - M 9 Eichenberger, Ben •.. 2 l F 5 Moshofsky, Adam •..•. 2 l - l F ll Dougherty, Derek ..•• 2 l D 8 Wettach, Pat •••..... l l D 14 Sheppard, Ian ...... • F 9 Sanchez, Ricardo •.•. 3 l - D 16 Paine, Andrew ..•.•.• l F 10 DeSanno, Ben .•...••• 6 4 l D 17 Zaro, Brian .••.••... l D ll Tercek, David ....•.. l F 20 Laughland, Craig .•.. l D 12 Bressler, Don ..•...• l M 21 VanHouten, Kris ... . 6 l D 13 Nash, AJ .....•...••• l l - M 23 Rasmussen, Jesse ... . 2 l - D 16 Reeves, Zach .•..•..• ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------3 Ward, Wally •••....•. 14 Havaleschka, Lars .•. 4 Hoiland, Greg •••••.. 20 Brudvig, Eric ....••• 5 Waters, Chris ...•••• 23 Seilo, Zachary ..•••. 7 Abbott, Ian •••...... Totals •...•.•.•••... 19 9 l 2 8 Cobb, Greg ....••.... 10 Miller, Jon ...... •• 12 Potter, Dan...... l l 13 Cobb, Bryan ..•••••.. 19 Kofi, Christian ..••• 22 Chapman, Seth ...•.•• 24 Chapman, Michael •... 25 Pope, Darrick .•••.•• Totals ....•.....•..• 20 6 l 2 George Fox Willamette ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

0 Besser, Ron ....••.•• 120:00 1 8 1 Meier, Dane ..•...•.. 120:00 1 5

Shots by period 1 2 OT 02 Tot Saves by period 1 2 OT 02 Tot

George Fox •..••.•••• 10 7 2 1 - 20 George Fox •••...... 3401-8 Willamette .•..••.••• 5 10 1 3 - 19 Willamette ...... 2210-5

Corner kicks 1 2 OT 02 Tot Fouls 1 2 OT 02 Tot

George Fox •.•.•...•. 3 3 0 0 - 6 George Fox ...... 4410-9 Willamette •.•••..... 5 5 0 0 - 10 Willamette ...... •• 7 5 1 2 - 15

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description

1. 41:12 GFUM Kintner, Jason Eichenberger, Ben; Paine, Andrew 2. 75:58 wu DeSanno, Ben Moshofsky, Adam; Wettach, Pat

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-WU #10 (114:27)

Officials: Offsides: George Fox 4, Willamette 9. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Sunday, October 26, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

10/26-LINFIELD 2, GEORGE FOX 0: League-Leading Linfield Stays a Step Ahead witlt Win over Bruins McMINNVILLE, Ore.- Maintaining their ever-so-slight lead in a very close Northwest Conference race, the Linfield College Wildcats scored a pair of first-half goals and made them stand up in a 2-0 win over their Yamhill County rivals, the George Fox University Bruins, in men's soccer here Sunday afternoon. In the 29th minute, defender Abe Gardner of Linfield booted the ball into a mix of players in front of the Bruins' net, and towering Sean Chighizola slapped a header over George Fox goalie Bryce Warren. Eight minutes later, Tyler Oxley set up Mike Grabast for a score, beating Warren up the middle. Linfield outshot the visitors 16-11, including an 8-4 advantage in comer kicks. Warren made 7 saves for the Bruins, while Grant Williams made 6 saves and recorded his second shutout in as many days for the Wildcats. Williams was filling in for veteran for Phil Haines, who is out with an injured finger George Fox is now 4-10-2 overall and 1-8-2 in the conference, while Linfield is 14-2 overall and 9-2 in league play. The Wildcats entered the day one point ahead ofPuget Sound and three ahead of Whitworth in the conference standings. The Bruins travel to Tacoma next weekend, first visiting Pacific Lutheran University on Saturday (Nov. 1). The Wildcats host Whitman College that same day, with both games at 1:30 p.m. following women's contests at 11:00 a.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Linfield (10/26/03 at McMinnville, Ore.)

George Fox (4-10-2, 1-8-2 NWC) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Linfield (14-2, 9-2 NWC) Date: 10/26/03 Attendance: 200 George Fox...... 0 0 - 0 Weather: sunny, warm Linfield .•.•.••.••.. 2 0 - 2

George Fox Linfield Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 1 Warren, Bryce ••..... GK 26 Williams, Grant ..••• 2 Sorensen, Max ..••••• 1 1 4 Gardner, Abe •...... 1 1 - 1 6 Kintner, Jason .•.••• 1 7 Haraldsen, Harald ... 2 8 Cobb, Greg ••.•..•... 10 Popich, Kevin .....•• 1 9 Eichenberger, Ben ... 11 Kawase, Yoshi •.••••• 2 1 - 11 Dougherty, Derek •••• 2 1 12 Lilly, Aleko •••.••.. 1 1 - 12 Potter, Dan ...... •.• 1 1 13 Howard, Adam ...... • 14 Sheppard, Ian •.•.... 18 McClellan, Ryan ..... 16 Paine, Andrew ••••••. 20 Chighizola, Sean .••. 3 3 1 21 Van Houten, Kris •.•. 1 22 Jaffe, Adam ••••••... 3 1 - 24 Chapman, Michael .... 4 3 23 Bebee, Jordan ...... • ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------3 Ward, Wally ..•...••• 1 1 Haines, Phil. ••..••. 4 Hoiland, Greg .....•. 3 Schuft, Greg ...... 7 Abbott, Ian ...... 8 Grabast, Mike ...••.. 3 2 1 10 Miller, Jon ••..••.•• 16 McDonald, Pat ••.•••• 20 Laughland, Craig ..•. 17 Oxley, Tyler ••.••... 1 Totals .....•••••..•. 11 6 0 0 21 Alger, Keith •...... Totals ••.•••..•..... 16 9 2 2

George Fox Linfield ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

1 Warren, Bryce...... 90:00 2 7 26 Williams, Grant ..... 90:00 0 6

Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

George Fox...... 5 6 - 11 George Fox...... 3 4 - 7 Linfield .•••.•....•• 10 6 - 16 Linfield ...... 2 4- 6 Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

George Fox .•.••.•••• 0 4- 4 George Fox...... 3 2 - 5 Linfield •••.••.•••.. 6 2 - 8 Linfield ••••..•.•••. 5 6- 11

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description

1. 29:59 LIN Chighizola, Sean Gardner, Abe header into top of goal 2. 37:34 LIN Grabast, Mike Oxley, Tyler lower middle shot

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS:

Officials: Referee: Padman Senthirajah; Asst. Referee: Marcos Benavides; Ted Lunsford; Scorer: Krista Moore; Offsides: George Fox 0, Linfield 3. Monday, October 27,2003-- For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID I George Fox University I 414 N. Meridian St., Box 6147 I Newberg, OR 97132 (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www.georgefox.edulathletics *For the most up-to-date scores and scltedules, call tlte GFU Sports Hotline at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall4-10-2 (Home 2-4-1, Road 2-6-1, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 1-8-2 (Home 1-4-1, Road 0-4-1)

HIGHLIGHTS: * Coming Up: George Fox to Visit Tacoma for Pair of Road Games *Last Week: Bruins Tie Willamette in Double OT, Fall at Linfield *Bruins Struggle Through Injury-Plagued Weekend * Bruins in NWC Stats: Besser Leads League in Saves

THIS WEEK: Sat., Nov. 1, 1:30pm- at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Wash. (NWC) Sun., Nov. 2, 1:30pm- at University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash. (NWC)

LAST WEEK- 0-1-1 (Recaps below): Oct. 25- George Fox 1, at Willamette 1 (2 ot) Oct. 26 - at Linfield 2, George Fox 0

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsports.com)- Oct. 27, 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll!Pts) NWC Pet. Pts. GFIA All Pet GFIA. Linfield Wildcats (1/62) 9-2 .778 27 25/7 14-2 .857 41/8 Puget Sound Loggers (2161) 8-1-2 .778 26 2819 11-3-2 .714 43113 Whitworth Pirates (3153) 7-4 .667 21 19112 10-5 .692 31/15 Willamette Bearcats (4130) 6-4-1 .556 19 17118 7-6-3 .500 26128 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6127) 5-5-1 .444 16 14111 9-7-1 .567 32119 Pacific Boxers (8117) 3-8 .333 9 11/22 6-9 .462 21/28 Whitman Missionaries (5128) 2-9 .222 6 13127 6-10 .429 25130 George Fox Bruins (7118) 1-8-2 .162 5 10/31 4-10-2 .321 22/48

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 168-113-13 (.594) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 232-142-22 (.614) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponents, he is 8-12-1 vs. Pacific Lutheran and 8-10-2 vs. Puget Sound.

BRUIN BITS:

*Bruins Struggle Through Injury-Plagued Weekend George Fox men's soccer coach Manfred Tschan knew his team's road swing to Willamette and Linfield would be no ''walk in the park", but the trip turned out to be rougher than anyone might have expected for the Bruins. "Yeah, we got pretty banged up this weekend," Tschan remarked ruefully. "Our biggest problem was when Brian Zaro (Fr., Beaverton, Ore. I Westview HS) and Ron Besser (Sr., Kennewick, Wash. I Southridge HS) banged their knees together. Not to make excuses, but we had to pull Zaro off to let he trainers check his knee, and since we were hoping to get him back in the game, we played for a time with only 10 on the field- and that's when Willamette got its tying goal. We just didn't want to take a chance on replacing a defender ofZaro's ability. "Besser's one tough kid; there was no way in his mind he was coming out. And he stuck it out- but by the end of the game, he had to have help to hobble off the field. He didn't play at all at Linfield, but Bryce Warren (So., Spokane, Wash./ Lewis & Clark HS) did a nice job in his place. "So there we were, having to go to play the first-place team without Zaro in the back, without Besser in goal, and without Craig Laughland (Jr.,, Lake Oswego, Ore. I Westside Christian HS), who's also having some knee problems. It's amazing that we came as close as we did, but this is the best back-to-back weekend we've had all year, even though we didn't get a win. We have struggled on Sundays after a tough game on Saturdays, but I'm very pleased with the efforts this past weekend."

* Bruins in NWC Stats {thru Oct. 26): Besser Leads League in Saves

Team: George Fox is 2nd in Saves (121, 7 .56), tied for 6th in Shots (198, 12.38), 7th in Points (62, 3.88) and Goals (22), tied for 7th in Assists (18, 1.12), 8th in Goals per game (1.38) and Goals Allowed (48, 3.00) ...

Individuals: Goalkeeper Ron Besser is 1st in Saves (91), 3rd in Saves per game (7.58) ... Goalkeeper Bryce Warren is 5th in Saves per game (5.00), 9th in Saves (30) ... Midfielder Kris VanHouten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore. I Jesuit HS) is 3rd in Shots (46), Shots per game (2.88) and Assists per game (0.38), 6th in Points (18), Points per game (1.12) and Assists per game (0.38, T), 7th in Goals (6, T), 8th in Goals per game (0.38) ... Forward Craig Laughland is 4th in Game-Winning Goals (2, T) ... Forward Michael Chapman (So., Newberg, Ore. I Newberg HS) is 9th in Goals per game (0.36), lOth in Goals (5, T) ...

* 2003 Honors: Kris VanHouten- Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 15-21)

LAST WEEK'S GAMES- 0-1-1 (Recaps):

10125- GEORGE FOX 1, WILLAMETTE 1 (2 OT): Bruins Battle Bearcats to Stando((olt Artifical Turf SALEM, Ore.- In the first-ever soccer match played on artificial turf at McCulloch Stadium, the George Fox University Bruins and the Willamette University Bearcats played to a 1-1 draw in a Northwest Conference men's soccer game here Saturday afternoon. Late in the first half, the Bruins' Jason Kintner (Jr., Camano Island, Wash. I Stanwood HS) gave George Fox a 1-0 lead when he chipped in a shot in front of the goal at the 41:452 mark. Ben Eichenberger (So., Tualatin, Ore. I Westside Christian HS) and Andrew Paine (Jr., Walla Walla, Wash. I Walla Walla HS) got credit for the assists as they kept the ball alive in front of the Bearcat goal. Ben DeSanno answered with just under ten minutes to play, converting passes from Pat W ettach and Adam Moshofsky into the game-tying goal at 75:58. The teams played two scoreless overtime periods for the second time this season. The Bearcats had several good chances to score, but Bruin goalie Ron Besser kept Willamette from the winning goal and wound up with 8 saves in the game, including two diving saves in the first half. For the game, the Bruins got off20 shots to the Bearcats' 19. Willamette goalie Dane Meier had 5 saves in the match.

10126-LINFIELD 2, GEORGE FOX 0: League-Leadiug Linfield Stays a Step Ahead with Will over Brui1ts McMINNVILLE, Ore. - Maintaining their ever-so-slight lead in a very close Northwest Conference race, the Linfield College Wildcats scored a pair of first-half goals and made them stand up in a 2-0 win over their Yamhill County rivals, the George Fox University Bruins, in men's soccer here Sunday afternoon. In the 29th minute, defender Abe Gardner of Linfield booted the ball into a mix of players in front of the Bruins' net, and towering Sean Chighizola slapped a header over George Fox goalie Bryce Warren. Eight minutes later, Tyler Oxley set up Mike Grabast for a score, beating Warren up the middle. Linfield outshot the visitors 16-11, including an 8-4 advantage in comer kicks. Warren made 7 saves for the Bruins, while Grant Williams made 6 saves and recorded his second shutout in as many days for the Wildcats. Williams was filling in for veteran for Phil Haines, who is out with an injured fmger George Fox is now 4-10-2 overall and 1-8-2 in the conference, while Linfield is 14-2 overall and 9-2 in league play. The Wildcats entered the day one point ahead ofPuget Sound and three ahead of Whitworth in the conference standings. GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./El. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 BrianZaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Momovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Houten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), Jeff Nelson (2nd yr)

* Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on T AS files. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, November 8, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

1118- GEORGE FOX 2, PACIFIC 0: Potter Puts In a Pair as Bruins Blank Boxers in Season Finale NEWBERG, Ore. - Dan Potter saved his best for last, picking the perfect time to put in his first two goals of the season to give the George Fox University Bruins a 2-0 win over the Pacific University Boxers in the fmal game of the year for the two Northwest Conference men's soccer foes Saturday afternoon here at Morse Field. Both goals came early in the contest. The Bruins' Kris VanHouten sent a cross to the middle from the left sideline, where Derek Dougherty deflected it to Potter coming in from the right, and he sent a shot into the upper right comer of the net for a 1-0 lead just 5:07 into the game. His second score, on his second and fmal shot of the game, came at 20:34 on a header off a comer kick from Max Sorensen. The Bruin defense did the rest from that point on, Ron Besser recording 8 saves in the game to earn the shutout. The match was evenly contested as the Bruins managed 19 shots (6 on goal) to 18 (8 on goal) for the Boxers. George Fox held the edge in comer kicks 8-5. Boxer keeper Jory Shene made 4 saves in taking the loss. The Bruins bid farewell to seniors Besser and Dougherty in brief ceremonies before the game. Dougherty ended his four years at George Fox with 13 goals and 9 assists for 35 points, while Besser posted 395 career saves in four years and 7 shutouts, the 4th-highest total in Bruin men's soccer history. George Fox ended with a 5-12-2 overall record and a 2-10-2 mark in conference play, while the Boxers fmished at 6-12 overall and 3-11 in the league.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Pacific vs George Fox (11/08/03 at Newberg, OR)

Pacific (6-12,3-11) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot George Fox (5-12-2,2-10-2) Date: 11/08/03 Attendance: 200 Pacific .••....•..••• 0 0- 0 Weather: George Fox...... 2 0 - 2

Pacific George Fox Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 0 Shane, Jory •.•....•• GK 0 Besser, Ron •••••.•.• M 2 Salzman, Jason ••.••• M 2 Sorensen, Max ••.•..• l l D 4 Kenyon, Sam ••••••... M 6 Kintner, Jason .....• 2 M 7 Park, Daniel ••••••.. 3 2 M 9 Eichenberger, Ben ... l l - F 8 Fenner, Patrick .•••• F ll Dougherty, Derek ••.• 2 l D 9 Chown, Kyle ••••....• M 12 Potter, Dan ••.•.•.•. 2 2 2 M ll McDonough, Matt ••... l D 14 Sheppard, Ian •..••.• D 14 Shinn, Randy ..••••.• 2 D 17 Zaro, Brian •...... • F 15 Hensel, Adam ••.•.••• 5 l F 20 Laughland, Craig .•.. D 16 Warner, Matt ••••.•.• 5 3 M 21 Van Houten, Kris •••• 5 l l M 21 Hirai, Elliott .••••. 2 2 M 23 Rasmussen, Jesse •••. l ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------3 McConnell, Graham ••• 4 Hoiland, Greg .•••••• 17 Asato, Brett ••.•..•• 24 Chapman, Michael •.•• 5 2

Totals .•••••.•..••.• 18 8 0 0 Totals •••.•••••••... 19 6 2 3

Pacific George Fox ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

0 Shane, Jory •••.•••.• 90:00 2 4 0 Besser, Ron...... 90:00 0 8

Shots by period l 2 Tot Saves by period l 2 Tot

Pacific •...••••.•••• 5 13 - 18 Pacific ••••••••.•••• 0 4- 4 George Fox ..•..••... 10 9- 19 George Fox...... 3 5 - 8 Corner kicks l 2 Tot Fouls l 2 Tot

Pacific .•.•.•.•••••• 2 3 - 5 Pacific ••.••.••.•••• ll 6- 17 George Fox ••....•••. 4 4 - 8 George Fox •••••••••• 6 6 - 12

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists

l. 5:07 GFUM 12 Potter, Dan (l) 21 Van Houten, Kris/ll Dougherty, Derek 2. 20:34 GFUM 12 Potter, Dan (2) 2 Sorensen, Max

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-GFUM #17 (16:13); YC-PAC #4 (54:39)

Officials: Referee: Scott Lawrence; Asst. Referee: Danny Rhee; Rick Brand; Timekeeper: Amber Wentworth; Scorer: Amanda Newman; Offsides: Pacific l, George Fox 3. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Sunday, November 2, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

1112- PUGET SOUND 5, GEORGE FOX 1: Loggers Take Over Top Spot ill NWC witlt Victory over Bruins TACOMA, Wash.- Taking advantage of a 0-0 draw between Northwest Conference-leading Linfield College and Whitworth College, the University ofPuget Sound Loggers defeated the George Fox University Bruins 5-1 Sunday afternoon here at Peyton Field and moved into first place in the men's soccer league standings. While George Fox dropped to 4-12-2 overall and 1-10-2 in the conference, the Loggers improved to 12-2-3 overall and 10-1-2 in the league, just ahead of Linfield with 32 points to 31. The Loggers can secure the NWC title next Saturday with a win over Pacific Lutheran University at home. Puget Sound benefited from a George Fox own goal just 4:20 into the match. Defender Josh Snyder flicked on a long throw that was directed into the net by a Bruin defender. NWC scoring leader Tyler Niemack picked up his 16th goal of the year at the 31:32 mark off assists from Josh Hedrick and Mike Gallegos. Hedrick finished a one-on-one with Bruin goalkeeper Bryce Warren at 42:13 to make the score 3-0 at halftime. That score held until Bruin forward Derek Dougherty beat Logger goalkeeper Brian Lawson for a goal at 68: 10 in the second half. Puget Sound responded just over five minutes later when Justin Hughes buried a penalty­ kick into the upper right corner for a 4-1 Logger lead. Forward Elliot Peterson finished the scoring at 84:26, slotting a right-footed shot inside the left post for a 5-1 fmal. Anthony Fioretti collected an assist on the final goal. Puget Sound goalkeeper Brodrick Franklin relieved Lawson in the 70th minute and the two combined to hold the Bruins to one goal on only 6 total shots. Puget Sound took 16 shots in the match, with Warren making 3 saves. Corners favored the Loggers 10-2. George Fox hosts Pacific University and Puget Sound hosts the Lutes Saturday (Nov. 8) to close out the regular season, both games at 1:30 p.m. following women's contests at 11:00 a.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Puget Sound (ll/02/03 at Tacoma, WA)

George Fox (4-12-2, l-10-2) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Puget Sound (13-3-2, 10-l-2) Date: ll/02/03 Attendance: 205 George Fox ...... 0 1- l Weather: Puget Sound ....•.... 3 2- 5

George Fox Puget Sound Pes ## Player Sh SOG G A Pes ## Player Sh SOG G A

1 Warren, Bryce ...... l Lawson, Brian ...... 2 Sorensen, Max...... l 3 Calhoun, Koben ...... 6 Kintner, Jason ...... 4 Asahina, Marcus .... . l 1 9 Eichenberger, Ben .. . 7 Fioretti, Anthony .. . 3 1 - 1 11 Dougherty, Derek.... 1 l 1 - 8 Akamine, Sean ...... 12 Potter, Dan ...... •. 9 Gallegos, Mike .....• - - l 14 Sheppard, Ian ....•.. 10 Hedrick, Josh .....•. 3 2 1 1 16 Paine, Andrew ...... 11 Hughes, Justin ...... 4 1 1 - 20 Laughland, Craig.... 3 1 14 Snyder, Josh ...... 1 21 VanHouten, Kris.... - - 1 15 Niemack, Tyler ...•.. 3 1 1 - 23 Rasmussen, Jesse .•.. 16 Peaden, Jorgan ...... ------Substitutes ------Substitutes 4 Hoiland, Greg •..•... 5 Peterson, Elliot.... 1 1 1 - 24 Chapman, Michael.... l 18 Leis, Mike .•...... Totals...... 6 2 1 1 19 Wong, Ian ...... 20 Murphy, Chris ...... 21 Denman, Jeremy ...... 22 Franklin, Brodrick .. TM TEAM...... 1 1 - Totals ...... 16 8 5 3

George Fox Puget Sound ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

l Warren, Bryce ...... 90:00 5 3 1 Lawson, Brian ...... 70:00 1 1 22 Franklin, Brodrick .. 20:00 0 0 Shots by period l 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

George Fox •••••....• l 5- 6 George Fox ••••••••.. 3 0 - 3 Puget Sound ..•.•.... ll 5- 16 Puget Sound ••...... 1 0 - 1

Corner kicks l 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

George Fox ..••••...• l l - 2 George Fox •••.•..... 6 7 - 13 Puget Sound ••.•....• 4 6 - 10 Puget Sound .•.•..•.• 4 4 - 8

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description

l. 4:20 UPS OWN GOAL Unassisted Defender miss cleared into net 2. 31:32 UPS Niemack, Tyler Gallegos, Mike; Hedrick, Josh Dribbled through defense beat keeper far 3. 42:13 UPS Hedrick, Josh Unassisted Dribbled past defender lvl against keepe 4. 68:10 GFUM Dougherty, Derek Van Houten, Kris Beat keeper far post 5. 73:16 UPS Hughes, Justin Penalty kick 6. 84:26 UPS Peterson, Elliot Fioretti, Anthony Inside R post from 12 yards

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: RC-GFUM #16 (73:16)

Officials: Referee: Peter Anderson; Asst. Referee: Soo-hi Um; Rob Maus; Offsides: George Fox l, Puget Sound 2. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, October 25, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

10125- GEORGE FOX 1, WILLAMETTE 1 (2 OT): Bruins Battle Bearcats to Stando(fon Artifical Turf SALEM, Ore. - In the first-ever soccer match played on artificial turf at McCulloch Stadium, the George Fox University Bruins and the Willamette University Bearcats played to a 1-1 draw in a Northwest Conference men's soccer game here Saturday afternoon. Late in the first half, the Bruins' Jason Kinter gave George Fox a 1-0 lead when he chipped in a shot in front of the goal at the 41:452 mark. Ben Eichenberger and Andrew Paine got credit for the assists as they kept the ball alive in front of the Bearcat goal. Ben DeSanno answered with just under ten minutes to play, converting passes from Pat W ettach and Adam Moshofsky into the game-tying goal at 75:58. The teams played two scoreless overtime periods for the second time this season. The Bearcats had several good chances to score, but Bruin goalie Ron Besser kept Willamette from the winning goal and wound up with 8 saves in the game, including two diving saves in the first hal£ For the game, the Bruins got off20 shots to the Bearcats' 19. Willamette goalie Dane Meier had 5 saves in the match. George Fox is now 4-9-2 overall and 1-7-2 in the conference, while Willamette is 6-6-3 overall and 5-4-1 in the league. The Bruins visit Linfield College and the Bearcats host Pacific University Sunday afternoon in another match at McCulloch Stadium. Both games start at 1:30 p.m., following women's contests at 11:00 a.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Willamette (10/25/03 at Salem, OR)

George Fox (4-9-2, l-7-2) vs. Goals by period l 2 OT 02 Tot Willamette (6-6-3, 5-4-l) Date: 10/25/03 Attendance: 125 George Fox ..••..••.. l 0 0 0- l Weather: Willamette .•...... • 0 l 0 0- l

George Fox Willamette Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

G 0 Besser, Ron ••••.•••. G l Meier, Dane ••••...•• M 2 Sorensen, Max ...•••. l l - D 2 Kelley, Pat .•...... • l M 6 Kintner, Jason ..•... 4 l l - M 3 Gouveia, Kyle .•••••• 3 2 - M 9 Eichenberger, Ben •.. 2 l F 5 Moshofsky, Adam ••••. 2 l - l F ll Dougherty, Derek •••• 2 1 - D 8 Wet tach, Pat •..•.... 1 1 D 14 Sheppard, Ian ...•.•• F 9 Sanchez, Ricardo ..•• 3 1 - D 16 Paine, Andrew ••..••• l F 10 DeSanno, Ben •••••••. 6 4 1 D 17 Zaro, Brian •••.••••• 1 D 11 Tercek, David .....•. 1 F 20 Laughland, Craig •... 1 D 12 Bressler, Don ..•..•• 1 M 21 Van Houten, Kris .••. 6 1 D 13 Nash, AJ ..•..••.•••• 1 1 - M 23 Rasmussen, Jesse ••.• 2 1 - D 16 Reeves, Zach ••.•.••• ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------4 Hoiland, Greg •••..•. 14 Havaleschka, Lars ... 8 Cobb, Greg ...•••••.• 20 Brudvig, Eric ••••••• 12 Potter, Dan •.••.•••• 1 1 - 23 Seilo, Zachary ••..•• 24 Chapman, Michael •..• Totals •..••••.••.... 19 9 1 2 Totals •...••••...... 20 6 1 2

George Fox Willamette ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

0 Besser, Ron .•••....• 120:00 1 8 1 Meier, Dane •..•••.•• 120:00 1 5

Shots by period 1 2 OT 02 Tot Saves by period 1 2 OT 02 Tot

George Fox ...••...•• 10 7 2 1- 20 George Fox ••••••••.• 3 4 0 1- 8 Willamette. . • . . • . . • . 5 10 1 3 - 19 Willamette •..•..•.•• 2 2 1 0 - 5 Corner kicks 1 2 OT 02 Tot Fouls 1 2 OT 02 Tot

George Fox .•.....••• 3 3 0 0 - 6 George Fox .••.••.... 4410-9 Willamette ••...•.... 5 5 0 0 - 10 Willamette ...•..•... 7 5 1 2 - 15

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description

1. 41:12 GFUM Kintner, Jason Eichenberger, Ben; Paine, Andrew 2. 75:58 wu DeSanno, Ben Moshofsky, Adam; Wettach, Pat

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-WU #10 (114:27)

Officials: Offsides: George Fox 4, Willamette 9. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, November 1, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

1111 -PACIFIC LUTHERAN 3, GEORGE FOX 2: Lutes Scores Late in Both Halves to Edge Bruins TACOMA, Wash.- Scoring one goal just before the end of the frrst half and two more late in the second half, the Pacific Lutheran University Lutes hung on for a 3-2 win over the George Fox University Bruins in Northwest Conference men's soccer action Saturday afternoon here on the PLU field. The Bruins took a 1-0 lead at the 31:38 mark of the first half on a goal by Jason Kintner, who scored from about 15 yards out on the left side with assists from Max Sorensen and Kris VanHouten. Pacific Lutheran tied the score with just six seconds left in the frrst half. After a GFU foul near the midfield stripe, Steve Mohn took the free kick and directed the ball toward the goal, and Trevor Jacka headed the ball past goalkeeper Bryce Warren to tie the score. The Lutes scored twice following deflected shots in the second half. Willy Devgun scored the frrst goal at 75:15 and Krister Freese had the second goal at 84:38. In both cases, a shot by Justin Stevens was deflected by Warren before the Lutes scored. Kintner scored his second goal of the afternoon for the Bruins at 86:29 to cut the PLU lead to 3-2, but the Lutes controlled the ball the rest of the half to claim the win. Both Warren and Jared Harman, the Lutes' goalkeeper, had 6 saves in the game. George Fox now stands at 4-11-2 and 1-9-2 in the NWC, while Pacific Lutheran is 10-7-1 overall and 6-5-1 in the conference. George Fox is at the University ofPuget Sound while Pacific Lutheran hosts Pacific University on Sunday in Northwest Conference games. Both are scheduled to start at 1:30 p.m., following women's games at 11:00 a.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Pacific Lutheran (11/01/03 at Tacoma, Wash.)

George Fox (4-11-2, 1-9-2 NWC) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Pacific Lutheran (10-7-1, 6-5-1 NWC) Date: 11/01/03 Attendance: 135 George Fox .••.•••••• 1 1- 2 Weather: Pacific Lutheran .•.. 1 2 - 3

George Fox Pacific Lutheran Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 1 Warren, Bryce ..••••• GK 1 Harman, Jared .....•. 2 Sorensen, Max •••.••. 1 1 - 1 3 Andrews, Gabe ...... • 6 Kintner, Jason ••••.. 3 3 2 - 5 Rosenau, Michael. ... 2 1 9 Eichenberger, Ben .•• 11 Pettit, Jay ...... 11 Dougherty, Derek .••• 12 Jacka, Trevor ...... 5 2 1 - 12 Potter, Dan .••••••.. 1 1 - 15 Swanson, Laef .....•• 14 Sheppard, Ian ....•.. 16 Morello, Matt ••••••. 16 Paine, Andrew •.••••• 17 Taller, Matt ..••.•.. 3 1 - 20 Laughland, Craig .... 1 1 - 18 Devgun, Willy .•.•••• 1 1 1 - 21 Van Houten, Kris ••.• 4 2 - 1 20 LeProwse, Kelly ..... 23 Rasmussen, Jesse ••.. 21 Stevens, Justin ..... 4 2 - 2 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes 3 Ward, Wally •.•.•.... 2 ------Novotney, Jon .••.••• ------4 Hoiland, Greg ...... 4 Madrigal, Frankie •.• 8 Cobb, Greg .•••.•...• 7 Freese, Krister ..••. 2 2 1 - 24 Chapman, Michael ••.. 1 13 Melius, Matt •••••••. 25 Pope, Darrick ••..•.• 19 Mohn, Steve •.••••••. - 1 Totals •••.•..•....•• 11 8 2 2 22 Shaffer, Jason ••••.• Totals ..•...••••.... 17 9 3 3

George Fox Pacific Lutheran ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

1 Warren, Bryce ...•••• 90:00 3 6 1 Harman, Jared •••••.. 90:00 2 6

Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

George Fox ••.....•.. 6 5- 11 George Fox •..•••.••. 4 2 - 6 Pacific Lutheran .•.. 10 7 - 17 Pacific Lutheran .••. 4 2 - 6 Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

George Fox ••••.•...• 1 1 - 2 George Fox ...••.•..• 6 4 - 10 Pacific Lutheran •••. 3 2 - 5 Pacific Lutheran ...• 9 6 - 15

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description

------1. 31:38 GFUM Kintner, Jason Sorensen, Max; Van Houten, Kris 2. 44:54 PLUM Jacka, Trevor Mohn, Steve 3. 75:15 PLUM Devgun, Willy Stevens, Justin 4. 84:38 PLUM Freese, Krister Stevens, Justin 5. 86:29 GFUM Kintner, Jason Unassisted

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-GFUM #21 (75:02); YC-PLUM #17 (38:46); YC-PLUM #16 (79:00); YC-PLUM #18 (86:00)

Officials: Referee: Rachel Berg; Asst. Referee: James Lawson; Cameron Corey; Offsides: George Fox 4, Pacific Lutheran 3. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Sunday, October 19, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

10/19- WHITWORTH 3, GEORGE FOX 0: Brui1t Offe~tse Fires Bla~tks as Pirates Prevail to Stay itt NWC Race NEWBERG, Ore.- A day after posting their second-highest scoring output of the season in a 4-3 win over Whitman, the George Fox University Bruins could get very little going against a stingy Whitworth College defense and suffered their 7th shutout of the season, a 3-0 setback to the Pirates, in Northwest Conference men's soccer action Sunday afternoon (Oct. 19) here at Morse Field. Matt Knoll got the visiting Pirates on the board in the first half when he recovered a loose ball in front of the Bruin net and sent into the left comer just 13: 10 into the game. The game remained that way throughout the rest of the frrst half. Whitworth put the game away early in the second half as Niko Varlamos came in as a sub to start the half and scored twice. His first goal came on a pass from the right sideline into the middle by Kurt Kagawa after a throw-in by Evan Hendrickson at 47:26, making it 2-0. The second came on a comer kick from Kagawa, which Varlamos headed in, at 60:32. The Pirates out-shot the Bruins 21-14 (13 shots on goal to 5), but Ron Besser kept the visitors in check with 10 saves in goal for George Fox. Kevin Bostock made 5 saves in posting the win and the shutout for Whitworth. George Fox is now 4-9-1 overall and 1-7-1 in the conference, while Whitworth remained in the midst of the conference race by improving to 9-4 overall and 6-3 in the league. The Bruins visit Willamette University Saturday (Oct. 25) in a game rescheduled from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., and it will be played at Willamette's football stadium instead of the school's soccer field. The Pirates travel to Pacific Lutheran University Saturday for a 1:30 p.m. contest. Both men's games will be preceded by women's games, the George Fox at Willamette game set for 12:00 noon at the soccer field, and Whitworth at Pacific Lutheran at 11 :00 a.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Whitworth vs George Fox (10/19/03 at Newberg, OR)

Whitworth (9-4,6-3) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot George Fox (4-9-1,1-7-1) Date: 10/19/03 Attendance: 200 Whitworth •.•.••....• 1 2 - 3 Weather: satisfactory George Fox...... 0 0 - 0

Whitworth George Fox Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 1 Bostock, Kevin ...•.. GK 0 Besser, Ron ..•••...• D 3 Loeffler, Adam .•.... M 2 Sorensen, Max .•.•... 2 1 - D 4 Osborne, Trevor ..••. M 3 Ward, Wally .•.•.•..• M 7 LaBelle, Bobby ...... 4 2 M 4 Hoiland, Greg •.•••.. 2 1 - M 9 Suhm, Brad ..••.....• 2 M 9 Eichenberger, Ben ••. 1 F 11 Carlson, Jonathan ••• 3 2 F 11 Dougherty, Derek .•.. 3 2 - M 13 Sabrowski, Todd •.•.• 2 1 - D 14 Sheppard, Ian •••.... M 15 Kagawa, Kurt •••.•... 1 1 2 D 16 Paine, Andrew ••..... M 16 Seyedali, Ali ..••••• D 17 Zaro, Brian ...... • D 17 Knoll, Matt •.....•.• 6 4 1 - F 20 Laughland, Craig •... 1 D 20 Remmington, JR .• •• .. 1 1 - M 23 Rasmussen, Jesse ••.• 2 1 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------2 Leavitt, Nate •..•... 1 Warren, Bryce ...... 5 Conti, Tony .••.•.... 6 Kintner, Jason .••..• 6 Kagawa, Brett ..••••• 10 Miller, Jon ••..•...• 8 Hopp, Tucker ...... • 12 Potter, Dan .•...... 1 10 Ball, Calvin •.•••... 21 Van Houten, Kris .•.• 2 12 Varlamos, Niko •.•••. 2 2 2 Totals .•.•...••.•••. 14 5 0 0 14 Hendrickson, Evan ••• 1 21 Emmans, Gene •••••... 23 Henkle, Adam ..•••••• Totals ....•••••....• 21 13 3 3 Whitworth George Fox ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

1 Bostock, Kevin .••..• 90:00 0 5 0 Besser, Ron...... 90:00 3 10

Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

Whitworth .•...... ••• 12 9 - 21 Whitworth .••...•.•.. 2 3 - 5 George Fox ••..••..•. 8 6 - 14 George Fox ••....••.• 3 7 - 10

Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

Whitworth ••••...•.•. 3 3 - 6 Whitworth .•.....•••. 13 5 - 18 George Fox ••.•••.... 2 2 - 4 George Fox. . • • . • • . . . 4 5 - 9

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description

1. 13:10 WHTW Knoll, Matt (4) Unassisted 2. 47:26 WHTW Varlamos, Niko (3) Hendrickson, Evan; Kagawa, Kurt 3. 60:32 WHTW Varlamos, Niko (4) Kagawa, Kurt

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-GFUM #20 (36:22); YC-GFUM #17 (67:48)

Officials: Referee: Steve Brooks; Asst. Referee: Marco Benavides; Ted Lunsford; Timekeeper: Amber Wentworth; Scorer: Amanda Newman; Offsides: Whitworth 2, George Fox 4. Monday, October 13,2003-- For Immediate Release Contact: Blair Cash, SID I George Fox University I 414 N. Meridian St., Box 6147 I Newberg, OR 97132 (E-mail) [email protected] (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (H) 503-554-8067 Sports Website: www.georgefox.edulathletics *For the most up-to-date scores a11d schedules, call the GFU Sports Hotli11e at 503-554-3868!!! WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S SOCCER Overall3-8-1 (Home 1-3-1, Road 2-5, Neutral 0-0) I NWC 0-6-1 (Home 0-3-1, Road 0-3)

HIGHLIGHTS: *Coming Up: Whitman and Whitworth to Visit Bruins This Weekend * Last Week: Bruins Tie League-Leading UPS on Goal in Last 7 Seconds * Van Houten Honorable Mention for NWC Offensive Player of the Week *Bruins in NWC Stats: VanHouten Moves Up Among Offensive Leaders

THIS WEEK: Sat., Oct. 18, 2:30 pm- vs. Whitman College, Newberg, Ore. (NWC) Sun., Oct. 19, 2:30 pm- vs. Whitworth College, Newberg, Ore. (NWC)

LAST WEEK- 0-1-1 (Recaps below): Oct. 11 - Puget SoWld 2, at George Fox 2 (2ot) Oct. 12- Pacific Lutheran 4, at George Fox 1

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE (www.mvcsports.etmz)- Oct. 13, 2003 Team (Pre-Season Poll/Pts) NWC Pet. Pts. GF!A All Pet GFIA. Puget SoWld Loggers (2161) 5-0-2 .857 17 1914 8-2-2 .750 3418 Linfield Wildcats (1/62) 5-2 .714 15 16/7 10-2 .083 3218 Pacific Lutheran Lutes (6127) 4-2-1 .643 13 11/7 8-3-1 .708 27113 Whitworth Pirates (3153) 4-3 .571 12 12110 7-4 .636 24113 Willamette Bearcats (4130) 4-3 .571 12 10113 5-5-2 .500 19122 Pacific Boxers (8117) 3-4 .429 9 8112 6-5 .545 18118 Whitman Missionaries ( 5128) 1-6 .143 3 8/14 5-7 .417 20117 George Fox Bruins (7118) 0-6-1 .071 1 5122 3-8-1 .292 17139

COACH MANFRED TSCHAN (Teacher's College, Hofwil, Switzerland '76) is 167-111-12 (.597) in his 15th season as the men's soccer coach at George Fox, and 231-140-21 (.616) in his 21st season overall as a college coach. He was 27-3-3 as the women's coach at Oregon (1980-81) and 37-26-5 as the men's coach at Concordia­ Portland (1984-87). Against this week's opponents, he is 12-5 vs. Whitman and 9-10 vs. Whitworth.

BRUIN BITS:

*VanHouten Honorable Mention for NWC Offensive Player of the Week: Fox Midfielder Kris VanHouten (Fr., Beaverton, Ore./ Jesuit HS) made 2 goals and an assist in this weekend's home games, receiving Honorable Mention for Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week for Oct. 6-12. In a 2-2 double-overtime tie with Puget SoWld on Saturday, he put the Bruins ahead 1-0 midway through the second half with a penalty kick goal, then laWlched a comer kick that Derek Dougherty knocked home with 0:07 left in regulation to send the game into overtime. On SWlday, he scored the Bruins' lone goal in a 4-1 loss to Pacific Lutheran with another penalty kick score that cut the margin to 3-1 midway through the second half. NWC Offensive Player of the Week honors went to Tyler Niemack ofPuget SoWld, who had 4 goals, including a hat trick at Pacific, in 2 games.

* Bruins in NWC Stats {thru Oct. 12): George Fox is 2nd in Saves (83, 6.92), 7th in Shots (137, 11.42), 8th in Points (47, 3.92), Goals (17, 1.42), Assists (13, 1.08), Goals Allowed (39, 3.25) ...

Individuals: Goalkeeper Ron Besser is 2nd in Saves (60), 3rd in Saves per game (6.67) ... Goalkeeper Bryce Warren is 5th in Saves per game (4.60), lOth in Saves (23) ... Midfielder Kris VanHouten is 3rd in Assists (6, T), Assists per game (0.50, T), 5th in Points (14, T), 7th in Shots (31 ), Shots per game (2.58), 8th in Points per game ( 1.17) ... Forward Craig Laughland is 2nd in Game-Winning Goals (2, T), 9th in Goals per game (0.40), lOth in Goals (4, T)

Forward Michael Chapman is lOth in Goals (4, T), Goals per game (0.36) ...

* 2003 Honors: Kris VanHouten- Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 15-21)

LAST WEEK'S GAMES- 0-1-1 (Recaps):

10111 - GEORGE FOX 2, PUGET SOUND 2 (2 OT): Bruins Battle League-Leading Loggers to a Standoff NEWBERG, Ore.- Derek Dougherty's desperation goal off a comer kick with 0:07 left in regulation tied the game for George Fox University and sent the game into overtime, where the home-standing Bruins battled the Northwest Conference-leading University ofPuget Sound Loggers to a 2-2 double-overtime deadlock in men's soccer Saturday afternoon (Oct. 11) at rain-soaked Morse Field. The game was scoreless through the first half, but George Fox finally broke through as Kris VanHouten was fouled by Puget Sound goalkeeper Brain Lawson inside the penalty box and made the subsequent penalty kick at the 66:29 mark of the second half. It was the 3rd goal of the year for Van Houten. The Loggers rallied in the last six minutes, scoring twice in the space of78 seconds to take the lead. Josh Snyder snuck a goal, his 3rd of the season, past Bruin keeper Ron Besser from the middle of a crowd after a pass from Elliot Peterson at the 84:08 mark, and Tyler Niemack notched his 9th goal with a bullet from 20 yards out on the left side at 85:26. That appeared as if it would be enough for the Loggers to win, but VanHouten sent a comer kick from the right into the middle for Dougherty, who knocked in his 3rd score of the season at 89:53 to knot the game. Both teams had chances in the two overtimes, each getting three shots that might have won the game, but none found the mark. For the entire game, Puget Sound got 23 shots, 10 on goal, and George Fox had 14 shots, 5 on goal. Lawson had 3 saves for UPS, Besser 8 for the Bruins. George Fox is now 3-7-1 overall and 0-5-1 in the conference, while Puget Sound is 7-2-2 overall and 4-0-2 in the league.

10112-PACIFIC LUTHERAN 4, GEORGE FOX 1: LutesSitareScoring Wealth in Wild Win over Bruins NEWBERG, Ore. - Spreading the scoring wealth around liberally, Pacific Lutheran University got four goals from four different players and three assists from three others, enabling the Lutes to take a 4-1 win over the home-standing George Fox University Bruins in a Northwest Conference men's soccer match Sunday afternoon (Oct. 12) here at rain-soaked Morse Field. Matt Taller put the Lutes on the board only 6:54 into the game with a score from directly in front of the goal off a left comer kick by Jay Pettit. Gabe Andrews made it 2-0 Lutes at the half when he drilled home a penalty kick after being fouled in the box by a Bruin player. Willy Devgun gave the Lutes a comfortable 3-0 lead at 48:44 early in the second half with a goal from 5 yards out off a hard ground pass from the left side by Krister Freese. Kris Van Houten got the Bruins' only goal on a penalty kick at 56:26, his 3rd score this season, but Frankie Madrigal put the fmishing touches on the PLU win with a shot from the right into the left comer after a long crossing pass from the left side by Michael Rosenau in the game's fmal minute at 88:05. Pacific Lutheran controlled the offensive game with 22 shots and 14 on goal, compared to 15 overall and 6 on goal from the Bruins. Three Lute keepers combined for 5 saves, while the Bruins' Ron Besser stopped 10 in goal. George Fox falls to 3-8-1 overall and 0-6-1 in the conference, while Pacific Lutheran stays in the NWC race with its 8-3-1 overall mark and 4-2-1 conference record. GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY "BRUINS" 2003 MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.IEI. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Ron Besser GK 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) 00/99* Samuel Greene GK 5-11 150 Jr./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Willamette HS) 1 Bryce Warren GK 6-0 188 So./So. Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark HS) 2 Max Sorensen M 5-9 145 Jr./Jr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS) 3 Wally Ward M 5-10 170 So./So. Kenai, Alaska (Kenai Central HS) 4 Greg Hoiland M 5-10 170 Fr./Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 5 Chris Waters D 5-10 166 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 6 Jason Kintner M 5-7 160 Jr./Jr. Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 7 Ian Abbott F 5-8 147 Fr./Fr. Smithfield, Utah (Logan HS) 8 Greg Cobb D 6-1 190 Sr./Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Southwestern Oregon CC) 9 Ben Eichenberger M 5-10 165 So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 10 Jon Miller M 5-8 172 Jr./Jr. Nipomo, Calif. (Arroyo Grande HS) 11 Derek Dougherty F 5-8 150 Sr./Sr. Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 12 Dan Potter M 5-8 132 Fr./Fr. Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 13 Bryan Cobb D 6-1 180 So./Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Linfield) 14 Ian Sheppard DIM 5-11 165 Fr./Fr. Yakima, Wash. (Naches Valley HS) 16 Andrew Paine D 5-11 157 Jr./Jr. Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla HS) 17 Brian Zaro D 5-10 152 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 19 Christian Kofi F 5-8 175 Fr./Fr. Aloha, Ore. (Oca-Mourovia HS, Liberia) 20 Craig Laughland FIM 6-2 165 Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Westside Christian HS) 21 Kris Van Hooten M 5-6 140 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) 22 Seth Chapman MIF 5-8 144 Jr./Fr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Home schooled) 23 Jesse Rasmussen MID 5-11 150 Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Rosslyn Academy, Kenya) 24 Michael Chapman F 6-0 185 Jr./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) 25 Darrick Pope D 5-10 157 Fr./Fr. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long HS)

Head Coach: Manfred Tschan (15th yr) Assistant Coaches: Jim Maine (2nd yr), Todd Williams (7th yr), Jeff Nelson (2nd yr)

* Greene wears #00 as a goalkeeper, but please list him as #99 on T AS files. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Thursday, November 20, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

11120- NSCAA ACADEMIC AWARDS: 2002 George Fox Men's Soccer Receives Team Academic Award NEWBERG, Ore. - Based on their team members' classroom performances for the entire school year, the 2002 George Fox University men's soccer team ranked 16th out of71 teams which have received the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Awards for 2002-03. The 2002 Bruins under head coach Manfred Tschan compiled a cumulative grade point average of3.28. The top men's team, with a GPA of3.51, was the University ofRochester. The NSCAA Team Academic Award is a nine-year-old program that has consistently grown. Only nine schools were honored the first year, but 335 (men's and women's combined) earned accolades for the past year. The awards, which will be presented during the 2004 NSCAA Convention in Charlotte, N.C., Jan. 14-18, are based on the academic performance of a team during the previous academic year (both semesters). To be eligible for the award, a team must have a minimum grade point average of 3.00 for the year, based on a 4.00 scale. Only athletes who appear on a varsity roster during the soccer season are eligible in calculating the grade point average. All soccer players on the roster must be included in the calculation. Following is a list of the top-20 men's teams:

1. University of Rochester 3.51 2. MIT 3.48 3. Colorado College 3.39 4. Grinnell College 3.38 5. Pomona-Pitzer Colleges 3.37 6. Macalaster College 3.35 7. Wheaton College (Ill.) 3.35 8. Lynn University 3.34 9. Carleton College 3.33 10. Covenant College 3.33 11. University of Chicago 3.32 12. Northwestern University 3.32 13. Bucknell University 3.31 14. Oakland University 3.30 15. Valparaiso University 3.30 16. George Fox University 3.28 17. Connecticut College 3.27 18. Long Island University 3.27 19. Southwest Missouri State 3.26 20. Goldey-Beacom College 3.25 GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, October 18, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

10118- GEORGE FOX 4, WHITMAN 3: Fast alld Furious Fillislt Enables Bruitts to Notch 1st NWC Will NEWBERG, Ore.- In a wild game that saw 6 goals scored in the fmal22 minutes, Jesse Rasmussen's empty-net goal enabled the George Fox University Bruins to notch their first Northwest Conference victory of the season, a 4-3 victory over the visiting Whitman College Missionaries, in a men's soccer match Saturday afternoon (Oct. 18) here at Morse Field. The game began innocently enough, with Niels Larson scoring off an assist from Vico Rust at 34:53 for a 1-0 Whitman lead at the end of the first half. The score remained that way until there were 22 minutes left in the game - and then the craziness began. Kris VanHouten tied the game for the Bruins by drilling in a free kick at 68:09, but the Missionaries regained the lead at 70:27 when Kirk Thorson hooked a comer kick that deflected off a Bruin defender and into the goal. VanHouten responded by nailing a penalty kick into the left comer of the goal at 75:10 for a 2-2 tie. George Fox went ahead for the first time 3-2 at 83:09 with a play that went virtually the length of the field. The Bruins' Jon Miller corralled a loose ball in the backfield and passed it back to defender Brian Zaro, who sent a tremendous kick toward the Whitman goal. Bruin forward Michael Chapman took the kick on the first bounce and headed the ball toward the goal just as Whitman keeper Zach Steel crashed into him, and the ball rolled untouched into the net. Chapman was forced to come out of the game with a bloody mouth, and Steel was given a red card. With the Bruins trying to keep the ball away from the Whitman offense and run out the clock, the Missionaries' Jeff Waggoner intercepted a pass near the goalkeeper's box, passed to Chris Dorough near him on the right, and Dorough shot the ball off the hand of diving Bruin keeper Ron Besser into the left comer to make it 3-3 at 86:33. With overtime looming, the Bmins got the win instead at 88:50 when Max Sorensen drove the middle of the penalty box, threaded a pass to Jesse Rasmussen coming in from the right, and Rasmussen faked past new keeper Eric Dottarar before rolling the ball into an unguarded net. Whitman out-shot George Fox 23-16 and had 16 shots on goal to 9 for the home team, but Besser came up with 13 saves to 5 for Steel and Dottarar. George Fox is now 4-8-1 overall and 1-6-1 in the conference, while Whitman is 5-8 overall and 1-7 in the league. The Bruins host Whitworth College and the Missionaries visit Pacific University Sunday (Oct. 19), both games starting at 2:30 after women's games at 12:00 noon.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Whitman vs George Fox (10/18/03 at Newberg, OR)

Whitman (5-8,1-7) vs. Goals by period l 2 Tot George Fox (4-8-l,l-6-l) Date: 10/18/03 Attendance: 200 Whitman...... l 2 - 3 Weather: George Fox...... 0 4 - 4

Whitman George Fox Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A ------GK 0 Steel, Zach •••.....• GK 0 Besser, Ron ••.•••..• D 5 Fierro, Cody •••••.•. M 2 Sorensen, Max ••.•.•. 1 F 7 Waggoner, Jeff •••••• l l - l M 6 Kintner, Jason ••.••• M 8 Rust, Vico ••••.•.••• 3 2 - l M 9 Eichenberger, Ben ••• F 10 Dorough, Chris •••••• 6 5 1 - F ll Dougherty, Derek •••• l D 12 Chisholm, Tyler ••.•• 2 M 12 Potter, Dan •••.••••• l 1 - D 15 Esarey, Harris •••.•• D 14 Sheppard, Ian ...•... M 16 Bowen, Brad ••••.•••• D 16 Paine, Andrew •.•••.• D 19 Beekman, Daniel ••••• D 17 Zaro, Brian •.••••••• l 1 - 1 M 22 Brown, Michael ••.•.. F 20 Laughland, Craig •••• 3 l - D 24 Thorson, Kirk ••••.•. 3 3 l - M 21 Van Houten, Kris .•.. 6 2 2 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes l Dottarar, Eric .••••• 4 Hoiland, Greg •••••.• 2 Avriett, Peter •••.•• l l 10 Miller, Jon ••••.•••• l 3 Yadon, Adam •••..•••. l l 23 Rasmussen, Jesse ••.• 2 2 l 13 Phillips, Gregory ••• 24 Chapman, Michael •••• 2 2 l 14 Larson, Niels ••••••• 4 2 l Totals ••••••••••.•.. 16 9 4 3 18 Randall, Peter •.••.• 20 Flanagan, Pat ••••••. l 23 Morris, Samuel •••••• 26 Brinkman, Egan •••••• l l Totals •••••••••....• 23 16 3 2

Whitman George Fox ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

0 Steel, Zach •••.•.••• 83:09 3 5 0 Besser, Ron ••.••.••. 90:00 3 13 1 Dottarar, Eric ••.•.. 6:51 l 0

Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period l 2 Tot

Whitman ••••••••••.•. 10 13 - 23 Whitman...... 4 l - 5 George Fox •••••.•••• 7 9- 16 George Fox •....•••.• 5 8- 13

Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls l 2 Tot

Whitman...... 2 6 - 8 Whitman ••••.••.••..• 8 5- 13 George Fox •••••••••• 3 1- 4 George Fox •..•.•••.• 5 3 - 8

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description ------l. 34:53 WTMN Larson, Niels (l) Rust, Vi co 2. 68:09 GFUM Van Houten, Kris (5) Unassisted 3. 70:27 WTMN Thorson, Kirk (3) Unassisted 4. 75:10 GFUM VanHouten, Kris Penalty kick 5. 83:09 GFUM Chapman, Michael (5) Zaro, Brian; Miller, Jon 6. 86:33 WTMN Dorough, Chris (4) Waggoner, Jeff 7. 88:50 GFUM Rasmussen, Jesse (l) Sorensen, Max

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-WTMN #14 (37:14); YC-WTMN #3 (62:06); YC-WTMN #24 (67:58); YC-WTMN #0 (74:08); RC-WTMN #0 (83:09)

Officials: Referee: Todd Rinder; Asst. Referee: Terry Urmson; Doug Smith; Timekeeper: Amber Wentworth; Scorer: Amanda Newman; Offsides: Whitman 1, George Fox 4. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Sunday, October 12, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

10/12-PAC/F/C LUTHERAN 4, GEORGE FOX 1: Lutes Share Scoring Wealth in Wild Win over Bruins NEWBERG, Ore. - Spreading the scoring wealth around liberally, Pacific Lutheran University got four goals from four different players and three assists from three others, enabling the Lutes to take a 4-1 win over the home-standing George Fox University Bruins in a Northwest Conference men's soccer match Sunday afternoon (Oct. 12) here at rain-soaked Morse Field. Matt Taller put the Lutes on the board only 6:54 into the game with a score from directly in front of the goal off a left comer kick by Jay Pettit. Gabe Andrews made it 2-0 Lutes at the half when he drilled home a penalty kick after being fouled in the box by a Bruin player. Willy Devgun gave the Lutes a comfortable 3-0 lead at 48:44 early in the second half with a goal from 5 yards out off a hard ground pass from the left side by Krister Freese. Kris Van Houten got the Bruins' only goal on a penalty kick at 56:26, his 3rd score this season, but Frankie Madrigal put the finishing touches on the PLU win with a shot from the right into the left comer after a long crossing pass from the left side by Michael Rosenau in the game's fmal minute at 88:05. Pacific Lutheran contr,elled the offensive game with 22 shots and 14 on goal, compared to 15 overall and 6 on goal from the Bruins. Three Lute keepers combined for 5 saves, while the Bruins' Ron Besser stopped 10 in goal. George Fox falls to 3-8-1 overall and 0-6-1 in the conference, while Pacific Lutheran stays in the NWC race with its 8-3-1 overall mark and 4-2-1 conference record. The Bruins host Whitman College and the Lutes host Willamette University Saturday (Oct. 18), both games starting at 12:00 noon followed by the men's games at 2:30p.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Pacific Lutheran vs George Fox (10/12/03 at Newberg, OR)

Pacific Lutheran (8-3-1, 4-2-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot George Fox (3-8-1, 0-6-1) Date: 10/12/03 Attendance: 150 Pacific Lutheran ••.. 2 2- 4 Weather: George Fox •••••..••• 0 1- 1

Pacific Lutheran George Fox Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 1 Harman, Jared ••••••• GK 0 Besser, Ron •.•••...• D 3 Andrews, Gabe ••••••• 1 1 1 - M 2 Sorensen, Max ••••..• M 7 Freese, Krister ••.•• 2 1 - 1 M 6 Kintner, Jason .••.•• 1 M 11 Pettit, Jay •••.••.•• 5 4 1 D 8 Cobb, Greg ••••.••••• F 12 Jacka, Trevor ••••... 4 1 - M 9 Eichenberger, Ben ••• 2 D 16 Morello, Matt •••.••. F 11 Dougherty, Derek •••• D 17 Taller, Matt •••••••. 1 1 1 - D 16 Paine, Andrew ••••••• D 18 Devgun, Willy .•••••. 2 2 1 - D 17 Zaro, Brian •••••••.• M 19 Mohn, Steve ..•...••• F 20 Laughland, Craig •..• 1 D 20 LeProwse, Kelly ..••• M 21 Van Houten, Kris •... 8 4 1 M 21 Stevens, Justin •.... 2 1 - F 24 Chapman, Michael •..• 2 2 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------2 Novotney, Jon ••••••• ------10 Miller, Jon .•••.••.. 1 4 Madrigal, Frankie ••• 1 1 1 - 12 Potter, Dan •.••••..• 5 Rosenau, Michael •••• 2 - 1 23 Rasmussen, Jesse .•.. 8 McGurn, Kit •.••••..• Totals •...•.•...••.• 15 6 1 0 10 Rubottom, Jason •••.. 13 Melius, Matt .••••••• 15 Swanson, Laef •••.••• 22 Shaffer, Jason ••..•• 2 2 23 Grolbert, Rob ....•.• 26 Atwood, Matt •..•••.• Totals .•••.•.•.....• 22 14 4 3 Pacific Lutheran George Fox ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

1 Harman, Jared •.••••• 54:44 0 3 0 Besser, Ron ..•••..•• 90:00 4 10 23 Grolbert, Rob ..••••• 20:20 1 0 26 Atwood, Matt .••.•.•. 14:56 0 2

Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

Pacific Lutheran •••• 15 7 - 22 Pacific Lutheran .••. 3 2- 5 George Fox •••••••••• 11 4- 15 George Fox •••••••..• 8 2 - 10

Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

Pacific Lutheran •••• 2 2 - 4 Pacific Lutheran ..•. 6 13- 19 George Fox •••••••••• 2 3 - 5 George Fox ••....•••• 4 6 - 10

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description ------1. 6:54 PLU Taller, Matt (2) Pettit, Jay off of corner kick 2. 35:53 PLU Andrews, Gabe Penalty kick 3. 48:44 PLU Devgun, Willy (2) Freese, Krister 4. 56:26 GFUM Van Houten, Kris Penalty kick 5. 88:05 PLU Madrigal, Frankie (1) Rosenau, Michael

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-PLU #18 (48:44); YC-GFUM #21 (52:41); YC-PLU #17 (62:17)

Officials: Referee: Dean Bailey; Asst. Referee: Doug Smith; Peter Deutz; Timekeeper: Amber Wentworth; Scorer: Sarah Troyer; Offsides: Pacific Lutheran 3, George Fox 3. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, September 6, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

9/6- EVERGREEN STATE 6, GEORGE FOX 0: Geoducks Cruise Past Bruins Behind "One-Man Show" OLYMPIA, Wash.- In what was probably the finest one-man scoring spree by an opposing player in George Fox University men's soccer history, Joe Gjertsen scored 5 goals and assisted on another for 11 points, leading the Evergreen State College Geoducks to a 6-0 win over the Bruins Saturday afternoon (Sept. 6) at the Campo de Quatro. Gjertsen didn't get rolling until the 26:14 mark, giving the Geoducks a 1-0 lead at that point, but he scored again two minutes later and added a third goal just before the half. Nathan Ford scored the fourth goal for Evergreen midway through the second half, and Gjertsen finished out the scoring with two more goals in the final15 minutes. "He didn't shoot that much, but it seemed like every time he did, he hit it hard on a perfect angle to the far post," remarked George Fox coach Manfred Tschan ofGjertsen's performance, which came on only 8 shots on goal. The 11-point output was not the best showing in a George Fox game, however, as the Bruins' own Dan LaV eine once scored 7 goals and had 3 assists for 17 points in a game against Northwest College on Oct. 14, 1989. Despite the seeming mismatch, the Bruins were able to muster 14 shot attempts of their own to 20 for Evergreen, but could not finish off their attacks. Each goalkeeper- Bryce Warren for the Bruins and Tom Kneeshaw for the Geoducks - had 7 saves apiece. George Fox fell to 1-1 on the season while Evergreen State climbed to 2-2. The Bruins head south next weekend, visiting the University of California-Santa Cruz on Friday (Sept. 12) at 3:00p.m., and California State University-Hayward on Saturday (Sept. 13) at 1:00 p.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Evergreen State (09/06/03 at Olympia, WA)

George Fox (1-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Evergreen State (2-2) Date: 09/06/03 Attendance: 75 George Fox ...... •• 0 0- 0 Weather: Sunny, clouds & winds Evergreen State .•... 3 3- 6

George Fox Evergreen State Pos ## Player Sh G A Pos ## Player Sh G A

GK 1 Warren, Bryce •.•.... GK 1 Tom Kneeshaw .••••.•. 2 Sorensen, Max •••.... 4 3 Brian Davis ...••.... 1 6 Kintner, Jason ..•••• 4 Nick Mancaruso ...... 8 Cobb, Greg •..•••••.. 6 Shawn O'Neill. .•..•. 10 Miller, Jon •••.•••.• 1 7 Lucas Arthur ••.•...• ll Dougherty, Derek ••.. 2 9 Chris Langford .•...• 1 1 16 Paine, Andrew ..•.••• 10 Joe Gjertsen ...... 10 5 1 17 Zaro, Brian .••••.... 1 11 Nathan Ford ...... • 4 1 3 20 Laughland, Craig •••• 1 12 Matt Welling •...... 1 21 VanHouten, Kris ••.. 2 14 Justin Conell ....••• 23 Rasmussen, Jesse •••• 1 19 Nick Valentine ••.... 1 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes 3 Ward, Wally ••...... 1 00 Joe Erickson ••.••... 4 Hoiland, Greg ...•.•. 5 Tom Ardt ..••.•..•... 9 Eichenberger, Ben ••• 8 8 ••••••••••••••••••• 13 Cobb, Bryan •...... 13 Jonah Millett .••.••. 14 Sheppard, Ian .••.... 15 Jake Taylor •••.•.... 1 24 Chapman, Michael •••• 1 20 Kyle Anderson ...... 1 21 Colby Nicholson ...•. Totals .....••...... 14 0 0 23 James McDonne1 ..••..

Totals...... 20 6 5 George Fox Evergreen State ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

1 Warren, Bryce ••••.•. 90:00 6 7 1 Tom Kneeshaw ...... 90:00 0 7

Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

George Fox •.•..•.•.• 11 3- 14 George Fox ••••.....• 2 5 - 7 Evergreen State •••.. 9 11- 20 Evergreen State .•••• 5 2 - 7

Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

George Fox ••••.•.•.. 2 1 - 3 George Fox ...... 5 9 - 14 Evergreen State ..... 3 1 - 4 Evergreen State .•••. 7 7 - 14

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists

1. 26:14 MESC 10 Joe Gjertsen (8) 9 Chris Langford Low line power shot from right side 2. 28:52 MESC 10 Joe Gjertsen (9) 11 Nathan Ford Almost identical to first goal 3. 43:43 MESC 10 Joe Gjertsen (10) 11 Nathan Ford Similar to first two. 4. 67:00 MESC 11 Nathan Ford (1) 10 Joe Gjertsen 5. 75:48 MESC 10 Joe Gjertsen (11) 11 Nathan Ford Dribbled around keeper and tapped in. 6. 81:02 MESC 10 Joe Gjertsen (12) Unassisted Off corner kick

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-MESC #4 (22:58); YC-MESC #11 (31:09); YC-GFUM #17 (83 :40)

Officials: Referee: Jeff Jarvis; Asst. Referee: Arlen Griffith; Art Taylor; Timekeeper: Shapree Johnson; Scorer: Jim Portune; Offsides: George Fox 2, Evergreen State 5. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, September 16, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067 ------· 9/16- GEORGE FOX 7, NORTHWEST 0: Bruins Complete Non-Conference Plav with Win over Northwest NEWBERG, Ore.- Craig Laughland and Kris VanHouten scord two goals apiece, leading the George Fox University Bruins to an easy 7-0 win over the Northwest College Eagles in their fmal non-conference men's soccer match of the season Tuesday afternoon (Sept. 16) here at Morse Field. Laughland scored his goals in the first half at 16:50 and 27:23, sandwiched around a long goal by Jon Miller at 24:54, for a 3-0 halftime lead for the Bruins, who were playing their first home game of the year. The Bruins put the game away with four scores in the final 20 minutes of the contest, Van Houten scoring at the 71 :22 and 84:20 marks. Michael Chapman added a goal at the 78:33 mark, and the Bruins also got an "own goal" at 74:38 when a Northwest player accidently knocked a loose ball past Eagles' keeper J.J. Geise into the George Fox net. Derek Dougherty had two assists for the Bruins, and VanHouten, Jason Kintner, and Andrew Paine had one each. Ron Besser and Bryce Warren combined on the shutout for the Bruins, who held the Eagles to only six shots, three on goal, while taking 20 of their own, including 12 on goal. George Fox, now 3-2, is off for a week before entering Northwest Conference play Wednesday (Sept. 24) at Pacific University. Game time is 2:30p.m., following the George Fox-Pacific women's game at 12:00 noon. Northwest, now 0-4, plays its home opener Thursday (Sept. 18) against Warner Pacific College at 7:00p.m.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Northwest vs George Fox (09/16/03 at Newberg, OR)

Northwest (0-4) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot George Fox (3-2) Date: 09/16/03 Attendance: 135 Northwest •••.•..•..• 0 0 - 0 Weather: cool, partly cloudy George Fox •••••••... 3 4- 7

Northwest George Fox Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 0 Geise, J.J ...... GK 0 Besser, Ron •••....•• M 2 Dietrich, Bobby •...• 2 1 M 2 Sorensen, Max ••.••.. 1 1 D 3 Wilson, Jared ...•••• M 6 Kintner, Jason •...•. 1 D 7 Ricciardelli, Anthon 1 M 10 Miller, Jon ..••..••• 2 1 1 M 9 Pecota, Kevin ..•.••• F ll Dougherty, Derek •.•• 1 2 M 10 Pettit, Justin •••••. M 12 Potter, Dan •••.•.••. 1 1 M 11 Hall, Tyson .•....•.• D 14 Sheppard, Ian ..•..•• 1 1 M 13 zuspan, Nathan .•.••• D 16 Paine, Andrew ..••••• 1 F 16 Taylor, Seth .•••.••• D 17 Zaro, Brian •••..•... D 18 Graff, Bryan •••..... 1 1 F 20 Laughland, Craig .... 6 3 2 M 20 Bean, Josh ....•.•••• 1 1 M 21 Van Houten, Kris .••. 5 2 2 1 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------4 Abbot, Luke ...... • 1 Warren, Bryce •...••• 5 Matthews, James ...•. 3 Ward, Wally •.••.•••. 6 McCroskey, Shane .•.• 4 Hoiland, Greg ...... 1 15 Bryant, Caleb .•••••. 7 Abbott, Ian ..••...•. 17 Purcell, Peter ....•• 8 Cobb, Greg •...... •• 19 Hofstad, Justin .•••• 1 9 Eichenberger, Ben •.. 13 Cobb, Bryan ••••..... Totals ••.•••.••••••. 6 3 0 0 19 Kofi, Christian ••... 22 Chapman, Seth ...... 24 Chapman, Michael .... 2 2 1 25 Pope, Darrick •..•••. TM TEAM .....••••.•••... 1 1

Totals...... 20 12 7 5 Northwest George Fox ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

0 Geise, J.J ..•••.•••• 90:00 7 5 0 Besser, Ron ••.•••... 45:00 0 l 1 Warren, Bryce ...•.•. 45:00 0 2 TM TEAM •...••••••••.... 0:00 0 0

Shots by period l 2 Tot Saves by period l 2 Tot

Northwest ....•...•.• l 5- 6 Northwest .•..•.•.... 2 3 - 5 George Fox ••.....•.. 10 10- 20 George Fox ••••.•.•.. l 2- 3

Corner kicks l 2 Tot Fouls l 2 Tot

Northwest •••••.••... l l- 2 Northwest ..•....•.•. 7 8- 15 George Fox ...... •... 4 0- 4 George Fox .•.•.••••. 8 5 - 13

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists

l. 16:50 GFUM 20 Laughland, Craig ll Dougherty, Derek 2. 24:54 GFUM 10 Miller, Jon 6 Kintner, Jason 3. 27:23 GFUM 20 Laughland, Craig 21 Van Houten, Kris 4. 71:22 GFUM 21 Van Houten, Kris Unassisted 5. 74:38 GFUM TM OWN GOAL Unassisted 6. 78:33 GFUM 24 Chapman, Michael 16 Paine, Andrew 7. 84:20 GFUM 21 Van Houten, Kris ll Dougherty, Derek

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-NWC #2 (66:53); YC-GFUM #4 (75:21)

Officials: Timekeeper: Sarah; Scorer: Amber, Amanda; Offsides: Northwest l, George Fox 6. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, September 13, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

9/13- GEORGE FOX 2, CAL STATE-HAYWARD 1: Bruins Bounce Back from Bad Loss to Pin Pioneers HAYWARD, Calif.- Bouncing back nicely from a humbling defeat the day before, the visiting George Fox University Bruins got goals from Derek Dougherty and Michael Chapman and made them stand up, holding off the California State University-Hayward Pioneers 2-1 in a non-conference men's soccer match here Saturday afternoon (Sept. 13). Dougherty put the Bruins on top 3 7 seconds before the half, scoring off an assist from Kris Van Houten, and Chapman made it 2-0 at the 51:30 mark in the second half off another pass from VanHouten. The Pioneers cut the margin to 2-1 at the 73:30 mark on a goal by Gorkis Robles with an assist by Brian Bluford, but George Fox keeper Bryce Warren made 6 saves to keep the home team from doing any further damage. The win enabled the Bruins to even their record at 2-2 and earn a split oftheir California trip after an 8-0 setback at California-Santa Cruz on Friday. CSU-Hayward dropped to 2-4-1. George Fox returns to action Tuesday (Sept. 16), hosting Northwest College in the Bruins' home opener at Morse Field in Newberg at 4:30p.m. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Friday, September 12, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

9/12- CAL-SANTA CRUZ 8, GEORGE FOX 0: UC-Sattta Cruz Cruises Past Bruins Behind Baird's Hat Trick SANTA CRUZ, Calif.- Bryan Baird scored three goals and assisted on two others, leading the University of California-Santa Cruz Banana Slugs to an 8-0 victory over the visiting George Fox University Bruins in a non­ conference men's soccer match here Friday afternoon (Sept. 12). Kevin Anderson tallied two goals and one assist for the Slugs, who improved to 3-1, while goalkeeper Dan Chamberlain recorded his first shutout ofthe season. The Bruins, on the first leg of a two-game road swing through the Bay Area, dropped to 1-2 with their second straight setback, both by shutouts. The eight goals by UC-Santa Cruz tied a George Fox record for most goals allowed in a game, which had happened three other times, the last against Lynn University in an 8-1loss in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament in 1993. The 8-0 score also equaled the Bruins' previous worst margin of defeat by that score against Warner Pacific in 1985. The Bruins will try to get back on the winning track Saturday (Sept. 13) in a 1:00 p.m. contest at California State University-Hayward, before returning to Newberg for their home opener against Northwest College on Tuesday (Sept. 16) at 4:30p.m. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Wednesday, September 24, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

9124- PACIFIC 3, GEORGE FOX 0: Bruins Blanked by Boxers in Northwest Conference Lid/i{ler FOREST GROVE, Ore. -Bobby Shinn scored two goals and Matt McDonough one, all in the second half, as the Pacific University Boxers overcame the George Fox University Bruins 3-0 in the Northwest Conference men's soccer opener for both teams Wednesday (Sept. 24) here at Tom Reynolds Field. The Boxers won their second straight contest and the second combined shutout for goalies Jory Shene and Travis Lowe, who played 45 minutes each. Pacific out-shot the Bruins 16-8, including an 11-5 advantage in the second half. Sam Kenyon fed Shinn for the game's first goal, lofting a long pass from midfield that Shinn headed into the left side of the net past Bruins' goalie Ron Besser in the 64th minute. Four minutes later, McDonough did the job himself, taking a breakaway along the left hand side and shooting it back into the far comer. Shinn closed the ledger in the 85th minute after Adam Hensel headed the ball to the forward's feet, then he ran the ball to the net and hit from five yards out. Besser had seven saves for the Bruins in the loss, while Craig Laughland had the most shots at the goal with three. George Fox falls to 3-3 overall and 0-1 in the conference, while Pacific, with its second straight win, is now 4-1 overall and 1-0 in league play. The Bruins host 6th-ranked Linfield College Saturday (Sept. 27) at 2:30p.m., following the women's game at 12:00 noon. The Boxers host Willamette University Saturday at 2:30p.m.

Soccer Box Score {Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Pacific (Ore.) {09/24/03 at Forest Grove, Ore.)

George Fox {3-3-0, 0-1-0 NWC) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Pacific (Ore.) {4-1-0, 1-0-0 NWC) Date: 09/24/03 Attendance: 100 George Fox ..••••••.. 0 0- 0 Weather: Hot and sunny, 80 degrees Pacific (Ore.) .•••.. 0 3- 3

George Fox Pacific {Ore.) Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 0 Besser, Ron .....••.• GK 0 Shene, Jory .••.•••.• M 2 Sorensen, Max •••••.. D 2 Salzman, Jason .•••.• M 6 Kintner, Jason •.•••• D 5 Wheeler, Jason ...... 2 2 M 9 Eichenberger, Ben ... M 7 Park, Daniel ....•..• F 11 Dougherty, Derek •... 1 D 9 Chown, Kyle ...... • M 12 Potter, Dan ••.•..... 1 M 11 McDonough, Matt ...•• 4 2 1 D 14 Sheppard, Ian .•.•••. F 12 Shinn, Bobby .••..... 5 3 2 D 16 Paine, Andrew ....••• F 16 Warner, Matt •••..... 3 1 D 17 Zaro, Brian •••.....• M 17 Asato, Brett ...... •• M 20 Laugh1and, Craig •... 3 2 M 21 Hirai, Elliott ....•• 1 1 M 21 Van Houten, Kris •••• 2 D 23 Enomoto, Graham •••.. ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------3 Ward, Wally .•••••••• 1 Lowe, Travis •••..••. 10 Miller, Jon .•.••.•.. 3 McConnell, Graham ... 23 Rasmussen, Jesse .••. 1 4 Kenyon, Sam ...... •• 1 1 1 8 Fenner, Patrick ••••• Totals ..••...... •. 8 2 0 0 10 Davis, Justin .•..... 15 Hensel, Adam ...... 1

Totals .....•...... •. 16 10 3 2

George Fox Pacific (Ore.) ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves 0 Besser, Ron ••...•.•. 90:00 3 7 0 Shene, Jory •••••••.. 45:00 0 2 1 Lowe, Travis .....••• 45:00 0 0 TM TEAM ••.•...... ••..•. 0:00 0 0

Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

George Fox ..•....••• 5 3 - 8 George Fox ...••.•••. 2 5 - 7 Pacific {Ore.) ...... 5 11 - 16 Pacific {Ore.) .•••.. 2 0 - 2

Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

George Fox •.•..•.••• 1 3 - 4 George Fox •.•.•....• 6 6 - 12 Pacific {Ore.) .•.•.• 5 3 - 8 Pacific {Ore.) •.•... 2 9 - 11

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists

1. 63:08 PAC 12 Shinn, Bobby {4) 4 Kenyon, Sam Direct Goal from Assist 50 yrds out 2. 67:35 PAC 11 McDonough, Matt {3) Unassisted Breakaway on left hand side. 3. 84:43 PAC 12 Shinn, Bobby {5) 15 Hensel, Adam 5 yard shot off long header from Hensel.

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-PAC #16 {64:36)

Officials: Referee: Dick Horner; Asst. Referee: Ahmed Shams; Desi Miller; Scorer: Blake Timm; Offsides: George Fox 2, Pacific {Ore.) 2. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, September 27, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

9/27- LINFIELD 4, GEORGE FOX 0: Wildcats Whitewash Bruins with Strong Defense and Balanced Offense NEWBERG, Ore. - Showing why they are the 6th-ranked team in the NSCAA/NCAA Division III national poll, the Linfield College Wildcats used a strong defensive effort and balanced offense to hand the George Fox University Bruins a 4-0 setback in a Northwest Conference men's soccer match Saturday afternoon (Sept. 27) here at Morse Field. Linfield keepers Phil Haines, who got the win, and Grant Williams turned away two shots each, and the Wildcat defense allowed only nine shots total as the Bruins were shut out for the second straight game. Meanwhile, the Linfield offense took 21 shots, 15 on goal, with four different players scoring one goal apiece. Harald Haraldsen got the scoring going with a goal 29:04 into the game after quick touches from Aaron Sherrill and Yoshi Kawase. Adam Jaffe made it 2-0 at 39:56 with an assist from Colby Ayonon. In the second half, Mike Grabast scored from close in with help from Ayonon and Abe Gardner, and Sean Chighizola closed out the scoring on a penalty kick at the 80:23 mark. Bruin keeper Ron Besser, who led the conference in saves last year, kept the margin from being even larger as he made 11 saves on Wildcat shots. George Fox is now 3-4 overall and 0-2 in the conference, while Linfield climbs to 6-1 overall and 1-1 in league play. The Bruins host Willamette University while the Wildcats go to Pacific University Saturday (Sept. 28), both games starting at 2:30p.m. following women's contests at 12:00 noon.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Linfield vs George Fox (09/27/03 at Newberg, OR)

Linfield (6-1, NWC 1-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot George Fox (3-4, NWC 0-2) Date: 09/27/03 Attendance: 200 Linfield...... 2 2 - 4 Weather: warm, clear George Fox .....••••. 0 0- 0

Linfield George Fox Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 1 Haines, Phil ....•••• GK 0 Besser, Ron •...... F 2 Sherrill, Aaron •..•• 2 1 1 M 2 Sorensen, Max .••.•.• l D 4 Gardner, Abe ••.••.•• 1 l l M 4 Hoiland, Greg ...•••• D 6 Collins, Paul .•••..• M 6 Kintner, Jason ...••• F 7 Haraldsen, Harald ••• 2 2 l D 8 Cobb, Greg ••...... M 9 Wong, Jason ••••.•••• M 9 Eichenberger, Ben ••• F ll Kawase, Yoshi ••..••• 1 M 10 Miller, Jon .....•..• M 12 Lilly, Aleko .••....• F l1 Dougherty, Derek •.•• 3 1 D 13 Howard, Adam •.••••.. M 12 Potter, Dan .•••••••• D 20 Chighizola, Sean ...• 2 2 l D 17 Zaro, Brian ••••....• M 23 Bebee, Jordan .•...•• l M 21 Van Houten, Kris ...• l 1 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes 0 McCurdy, Rob ...... 3 Ward, Wally ...... •. 1 l 3 Schuft, Greg ••••.•.. l 16 Paine, Andrew ...... 5 Lundy, Tyler ••...••• 19 Kofi, Christian .••.• 8 Grabast, Mike .••..•• 3 2 1 22 Chapman, Seth ••••••. 10 Popich, Kevin .•••... 2 2 23 Rasmussen, Jesse .••. 1 15 Ayonon, Colby ..•.•.• 2 l 2 24 Chapman, Michael ..•. 2 l 16 McDonald, Pat ...... 17 Oxley, Tyler ..••...• Totals •••••.••.••... 9 4 0 0 19 Kellett, Dale ...•... 1 l 21 Alger, Keith ....•••• 2 l 22 Jaffe, Adam •.....••• 2 2 l 24 Jones, Cody ••.•..... 26 Williams, Grant ..•.. Totals ...••..•••.••. 21 15 4 5

Linfield George Fox ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

1 Haines, Phil ••••.•.. 59:45 0 2 0 Besser, Ron •.....••• 90:00 4 ll 26 Williams, Grant •.... 30:15 0 2 TM TEAM ..••.•...••••••. 0:00 0 0

Shots by period l 2 Tot Saves by period l 2 Tot

Linfield ••.•.••..•.. 9 12- 21 Linfield •••.•...... 2 2- 4 George Fox •.....•••• 5 4- 9 George Fox ••..•••.•• 5 6 - ll

Corner kicks l 2 Tot Fouls l 2 Tot

Linfield...... 3 2 - 5 Linfield •••.•••.••.• 7 6 - 13 George Fox .••.•••••• 0 3 - 3 George Fox •.•••••.•• 4 6- 10

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists

l. 29:04 LIN 7 Haraldsen, Harald (2) ll Kawase, Yoshi/2 Sherrill, Aaron 10 yards out into right corner 2. 39:56 LIN 22 Jaffe, Adam (l) 15 Ayonon, Colby 10 yards out off pass from left 3. 50:44 LIN 8 Grabast, Mike (2) 4 Gardner, Abe/15 Ayo non, Colby 5 yards out into right corner 4. 80:23 LIN 20 Chighizola, Sean (l) Penalty kick

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-LIN #10 (58:27)

Officials: Referee: Greg Marshall; Asst. Referee: Craig Hill; Marco Benavides; Timekeeper: Amber Wentworth; Scorer: Blair Cash; Offsides: Linfield l, George Fox l. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Sunday, September 28, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

9128- WILLAMETTE 3, GEORGE FOX 2: Early Lead Slips Away from Bruins as Bearcats Rally to Win NEWBERG, Ore.- After taking an early two-goal lead in the first 20 minutes of play, the George Fox University Bruins could muster no more offense and the Northwest Conference-leading Willamette University Bearcats rallied for a 3-2 road win in men's soccer action Sunday afternoon (Sept. 28) here at Morse Field. Michael Chapman doubled his scoring output for the season with both George Fox goals, at 13"18 into the game and at 19:02. The first was a header into the lower left comer of the net after a cross from the right by Ben Eichenberger. The second came after a pass from Kris VanHouten and was a sharp grounder that rolled right between the legs ofWillamette keeper David Eaton, who had come out to challenge Chapman's drive. Perennial Bruin killer Ricardo Sanchez started the Bearcats' comeback at 40:36 with a shot into the upper right comer after a pass fi:om Ben DeSanno. Matt Lehman then passed to DeSanno two minutes later for the tying goal. The Bearcats got the winning goal at 71:4 7 when Sanchez crossed to Adam Moshofsky, who stuck the ball into the upper middle of the net from 10 yards away. George Fox had two good opportunities to tie late in the game, but header attempts by Chapman and Derek Dougherty missed the upper crossbar by only a couple of feet, and the Bearcats were able to maintain their lead. George Fox is now 3-5 overall and 0-3 in the conference, while Willamette improves to 4-2-2 overall and 3-0 in the league. The Bruins visit Whitworth College in Spokane Friday (Oct. 4) while Willamette hosts the University of Puget Sound, both games at 2:30p.m. following women's contests at 12:00 noon.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Willamette vs George Fox (09/28/03 at Newberg, OR)

Willamette (4-2-2, 3-0) vs. Goals by period l. 2 Tot George Fox (3-5, 0-3) Date: 09/28/03 Attendance: 225 Willamette .•••••••.• 2 l.- 3 Weather: George Fox .•..••...• 2 0- 2

Willamette George Fox Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A ------GK 24 Eaton, David .••••.•. GK 0 Besser, Ron ••...•..• M 2 Kelley, Pat ....•..•. l. l. M 2 Sorensen, Max •.•.... 2 M 3 Gouveia, Kyle .•••••. 4 3 M 6 Kintner, Jason ...... 3 l. D 5 Moshofsky, Adam ..••• 2 l. l. M 9 Eichenberger, Ben ..• 1 M 8 Wet tach, Pat ....•••• F l.l Dougherty, Derek .••• l F 9 Sanchez, Ricardo .... 4 2 l l M 12 Potter, Dan ••••.•••• l F 10 DeSanno, Ben ••••..•• 7 3 1 l D 14 Sheppard, Ian •.••••• M ll Tercek, David ..••.•• D 16 Paine, Andrew .••.•.. D l.2 Bressler, Don •.••••• l l D 17 Zaro, Brian ....••.•. l l M 13 Nash, AJ •••••••••••• M 21 Van Houten, Kris •••• 2 l l D 16 Reeves, Zach •...•••• F 24 Chapman, Michael .••• 4 2 2 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------l Meier, Dane ....••••. 3 Ward, Wally ••.•••••. l.4 Havaleschka, Lars ••. 13 Cobb, Bryan •••...... l l 15 Lund, Brian ••.....•• 20 Laughland, Craig .•.. 19 Lehman, Matt •...•••• l 23 Rasmussen, Jesse •••. 20 Brudvig, Eric ..••••. Totals .•••••.•.•..•• 15 6 2 2 Totals ..••••.••••••• l.9 ll 3 3

Willamette George Fox ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

24 Eaton, David •••..... 90:00 2 4 0 Besser, Ron .•••••..• 90:00 3 8 Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

Willamette ••.•.••.•• 9 10- 19 Willamette. • • • • . • . . • 2 2 - 4 George Fox •....••... 7 8- 15 George Fox •••.•.•.•• 2 6- 8

Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

Willamette ••••••••.• 1 3 - 4 Willamette .••.....•• 9 4- 13 George Fox •...••••.. 0 2- 2 George Fox •••.•••.•• 8 6- 14

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists

l. 13:18 GFUM 24 Chapman, Michael (3) 9 Eichenberger, Ben lower left corner 2. 19:02 GFUM 24 Chapman, Michael (4) 21 van Houten, Kris right between the legs 3. 40:36 wu 9 Sanchez, Ricardo (3) 10 DeSanno, Ben upper right 4. 42:36 wu 10 DeSanno, Ben (4) 19 Lehman, Matt lower left corner from right side 5. 71:47 wu 5 Moshofsky, Adam (6) 9 Sanchez, Ricardo upper middle

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-WU #9 (22:23); YC-GFUM #14 (40:32); YC-WU #8 (67:06); YC-GFUM #20 (89:00)

Officials: Timekeeper: Sarah Troyer; Scorer: Amber Wentworth; Offsides: Willamette 4, George Fox 0. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Saturday, October 4, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

1014- WHITWORTH 1, GEORGE FOX 0: Second-Hal(Score Enables Pirates to Trim Visiting Brui11s SPOKANE, Wash.- Evan Hendrickson's goal at 51:59 was all it took to lift the Whitworth College Pirates to a 1-0 win over the visiting George Fox University Bruins in a Northwest Conference men's soccer match here Saturday afternoon (Oct. 4). The win broke a two-match losing streak for the Pirates, who improved to 5-3 overall and 2-2 in the NWC. The Bruins dropped their fourth straight decision and fell to 3-6 overall and 0-4 in the league. After a scoreless first half, Hendrickson scored the only goal on a long, lobbed shot from outside the penalty box. The score came just after a Pirate comer kick was knocked away by the Bruin defense. Both teams had good chances to score slip away later in the half. Whitworth keeper Kevin Bostock made a point-blank save on a header by Michael Chapman. Another Chapman header bounced off the right post less than a minute later. Whitworth had the advantage most of the day. The Pirates out-shot the Bruins 26-6, including a 6-3 advantage in shots on goal. Whitworth also forced 13 comer kicks to George Fox's 3. The Bruins travel to Whitman College to take on the Missionaries while the Pirates will host Pacific University on Sunday (Oct. 5), both games at 2:30p.m. following women's games at 12:00 noon.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Whitworth (10/04/03 at Spokane, Wash.)

George Fox (3-6, 0-4 NWC) vs. Goals by period l 2 Tot Whitworth (5-3, 2-2 NWC) Date: 10/04/03 Attendance: 125 George Fox .••••..... 0 0- 0 Weather: Whitworth .....•..•.. 0 l- l

George Fox Whitworth Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

GK 0 Besser, Ron .•..•.••• GK 22 Bosh, Jon ...... •.•.. M 2 Sorensen, Max .••.••. l D 3 Loeffler, Adam •...•. M 6 Kintner, Jason .••••. D 4 Osborne, Trevor ••.•. M 9 Eichenberger, Ben ..• M 9 Suhm, Brad ..••..•... 3 l F ll Dougherty, Derek .••• F ll Carlson, Jonathan ... l M 12 Potter, Dan .•.••••.. l l F 12 Varlamos, Niko ••.•.. 2 l D 14 Sheppard, Ian •.••..• M 13 Sabrowski, Todd ••... 6 2 D 16 Paine, Andrew .•••••• l l M 15 Kagawa, Kurt ..••.... 4 D 17 Zaro, Brian ••••...•• M 16 Seyedali, Ali •••.••• 2 M 21 Van Houten, Kris •••• 3 M 19 Henkle, Adam •••••.•• F 24 Chapman, Michael •••• 2 l D 20 Remmington, JR .. • • •. l l ------Substitutes ------Substitutes l Warren, Bryce •••••.• l Bostock, Kevin •••••. 3 Ward, Wally ••.•••••• 7 LaBelle, Bobby ••.... 3 4 Hoiland, Greg ••••••. 14 Hendrickson, Evan •.• 2 l l 10 Miller, Jon •••....•• 17 Knoll, Matt •••..•.•• 23 Rasmussen, Jesse •••• 2 18 Lambrecht, Sean ...•• 2

Totals ...••••.••..•. 10 3 0 0 Totals .••••••.•••.•. 26 6 l 0

George Fox Whitworth ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

0 Besser, Ron •.•....•• 13:24 0 l 22 Bosh, Jon ..•••••••.. 45:00 0 0 l Warren, Bryce ••••... 76:36 l 4 l Bostock, Kevin ...••• 45:00 0 2 TM TEAM...... 0:00 0 l Shots by period l 2 Tot Saves by period l 2 Tot

George Fox •.....•••• 3 7 - 10 George Fox •.•.•••••• 3 2 - 5 Whitworth ...•....••. 14 12- 26 Whitworth .•••••.•••. 0 3 - 3

Corner kicks l 2 Tot Fouls l 2 Tot

George Fox •....•.••• l 2 - 3 George Fox ••••••.•.• l 5 - 6 Whitworth ...... 5 8 - 13 Whitworth •••••••••.. 7 7 - 14

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists

l. 51:59 WHTW-M 14 Hendrickson, Evan (l) Unassisted rebound off a corner kick, one bounce in

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-WHTW-M #7 (63:20)

Officials: Referee: David Simon; Asst. Referee: Don Ke~edy; Jeff Hosking; Timekeeper: Dani Bielec; Scorer: Scott Churchill; Offsides: George Fox l, Whitworth 1. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S SOCCER- Sunday, October 5, 2003 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) www.georgefox.edu/athletics (0) 503-554-2926 (Fax) 503-554-3864 (Hotline) 503-554-3868 (H) 503-554-8067

1015- WHITMAN 5. GEORGE FOX 0: Bruins Blanked bv Missionaries (or Second Straight Game WALLA WALLA, Wash.- Five different players scored a goal apiece and the Whitman College defense kept the George Fox University offense scoreless for the second day in a row as the Missionaries blanked the visiting Bruins 5-0 in a Northwest Conference men's soccer match here Sunday afternoon (Oct. 5). It was the first conference win of the season for the Missionaries, who are 4-5 overall and 1-4 in the league. The Bruins dropped their fifth straight decision and fell to 3-7 overall and 0-5 in the league. Whitman put this one away early, scoring at the 7:55 mark on a header by Abram Smith off a cross from Jeff Waggoner, and adding three more scores before the half was over. Kirk Thorson, Waggoner, and Bryce Andrews all scored for the Missionaries in the first half, and Chris Dorough added a second-half goal. Eric Dottarar and Zach Steel each played 45 minutes in goal to share the shutout for Whitman Whitman had 16 shots, 9 on goal, while George Fox had 13 shots, 6 on goal. Bruin keeper Bryce Warren managed 4 saves. The Bruins return home to host the University ofPuget Sound Saturday (Oct. 11), while the Missionaries host Willamette University Saturday. Both games are at 2:30p.m., following women's matches at 12:00 noon.

Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer George Fox vs Whitman (10/05/03 at Walla Walla, WA)

George Fox (3-7, 0-5) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Whitman (4-5, 1-4) Date: 10/05/03 Attendance: 115 George Fox ••••...•.• 0 0- 0 Weather: Whitman...... 4 1 - 5

George Fox Whitman Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A

1 Warren, Bryce .•.••.. 1 Dottarar, Eric ••.... 2 Sorensen, Max ••..••• 2 1 3 Stater, Brian ..•.•.. 6 Kintner, Jason ...••• 5 Fierro, Cody •.••.••. 9 Eichenberger, Ben ..• 1 1 7 Waggoner, Jeff ...••• 1 1 1 1 11 Dougherty, Derek ••.• 1 1 12 Chisholm, Tyler ••••• 12 Potter, Dan •••....•• 19 Beekman, Daniel. ••.• 1 14 Sheppard, Ian ••••..• 21 Smith, Abram •.....•• 1 1 1 16 Paine, Andrew ...•••• 22 Brown, Michael •••••• 17 Zaro, Brian •••..•.•• 23 Morris, Samuel .•.... 20 Laughland, Craig •..• 3 1 24 Thorson, Kirk •....•• 2 1 1 21 Van Houten, Kris ••.• 2 26 Brinkman, Egan .••.•• 3 1 ------Substitutes ------Substitutes ------0 Besser, Ron •....•••. 0 Steel, Zach ...••.•.. 3 Ward, Wally ••...•••• 2 Avriett, Peter ••••.. 4 Hoiland, Greg •.•••.• 6 Andrews, Bryce ..•.•• 2 2 1 8 Cobb, Greg ....•••..• 8 Rust, Vice .••..••••• 3 1 10 Miller, Jon •.••..••• 1 9 Yadon, Adam .••...... 1 13 Cobb, Bryan •.•.••••. 10 Dorough, Chris •....• 3 2 1 23 Rasmussen, Jesse ...• 1 1 11 Shanstrom, Andy ••... 24 Chapman, Michael .... 2 1 13 Phillips, Gregory ••. 1 15 Esarey, Harris •..... 17 Porter, Ryan .••••... 18 Randall, Peter ..•.•. 1 1 20 Flanagan, Pat ..•.•..

Totals ...... ••....•. 16 9 5 5 George Fox Whitman ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves

1 Warren, Bryce .•.••.• 90:00 5 4 1 Dottarar, Eric ••••.• 45:00 0 2 0 Steel, Zach ••••.•••• 45:00 0 4

Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot

George Fox •....•••.• 6 7 - 13 George Fox ••••...... 2 2 - 4 Whitman ••••..••..•.• 7 9 - 16 Whitman ...•...... •• 2 4 - 6

Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot

George Fox •••••••••• 2 1 - 3 George Fox •••••••••• 3 4 - 7 Whitman .....•.•••••• 0 0 - 0 Whitman ..•••..•••••. 6 9 - 15

SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists

l. 7:55 WTMN-M 21 Smith, Abram 7 Waggoner, Jeff Cross from 7 Headed in 2. 18:45 WTMN-M 24 Thorson, Kirk 19 Beekman, Daniel Left side 25 yards out 3. 33:36 WTMN-M 7 Waggoner, Jeff 9 Yadon, Adam Header by 9 blocked by goalie, rebound k 4. 39:00 WTMN-M 6 Andrews, Bryce 13 Phillips, Gregory Left Side 10 yards out 5. 50:28 WTMN-M 10 Dorough, Chris 8 Rust, Vi co Left side 10 yards out

CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-GFUM #TM (49:29); YC-WTMN-M #9 (52:28); YC-GFUM #17 (52:28); YC-WTMN-M #13 (80:05)

Officials: Referee: Douglas Cole; Asst. Referee: Susan Cole; Chris Lewis; Timekeeper: Spencer; Scorer: Gale; Offsides: George Fox 0, Whitman 4.