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2007 Men's Soccer Schedule 2007 2007 MEN’S SOCCER SCHEDULE Date Opponent / Event Location Time 08/18/07 vs. Tulsa (Exhibition) Saint Louis, MO 7:00 PM ET 08/20/07 at Kentucky (Exhibition) Lexington, KY 7:00 PM ET Dayton Marriott Flyer Classic 08/31/07 BUTLER VS. ST. FRANCIS (PA) BAUJAN FIELD 5:30 PM ET VS. SACRAMENTO STATE BAUJAN FIELD 8:00 PM ET 09/02/07 BUTLER VS. SACRAMENTO STATE BAUJAN FIELD 12:00 PM ET VS. SAINT FRANCIS (PA) BAUJAN FIELD 2:30 PM ET UNC Greensboro Tournament 09/07/07 at UNC Greensboro Greensboro, NC 7:30 PM ET 09/09/07 vs. Davidson Greensboro, NC 12:00 PM ET 09/14/07 vs. Eastern Illinois Baujan Field 7:00 PM ET 09/20/07 at Butler Indianapolis, IN 7:00 PM ET 09/23/07 at Belmont Nashville, TN 3:00 PM ET 09/28/07 at Wright State Fairborn, OH 7:00 PM ET 10/03/07 VS. OAKLAND BAUJAN FIELD 7:00 PM ET 10/12/07 at Massachusetts * Amherst, MA 3:00 PM ET 10/14/07 at Rhode Island * Kingston, RI 1:00 PM ET 10/19/07 at La Salle * Philadelphia, PA 7:00 PM ET 10/21/07 at Fordham * Bronx, NY 1:00 PM ET 10/26/07 VS. SAINT JOSEPH’S * BAUJAN FIELD 7:00 PM ET 10/28/07 VS. TEMPLE * BAUJAN FIELD 1:00 PM ET 11/03/07 VS. XAVIER * BAUJAN FIELD 7:00 PM ET 11/09/07 VS. ST. BONAVENTURE * BAUJAN FIELD 7:00 PM ET 11/11/07 VS. DUQUESNE * BAUJAN FIELD 1:00 PM ET 2007 Atlantic 10 Championship 11/15/07 A-10 FIRST ROUND BAUJAN FIELD TBA 11/16/07 A-10 SEMIFINAls BAUJAN FIELD TBA 11/18/07 A-10 FINAl BAUJAN FIELD TBA All Times Eastern HOME GAMES IN CAPS HEAD COACH DENNIS CURRIER INTRODUCTION taBLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 2006 SEASON ............................ 50-52 GENERAL INFORMation 2006 Season Recap ..................................... 50 School ......................................University of Dayton THIS IS DAYTON SOCCER ............... 1-16 2006 Team / Individual Stats ....................... 51 Location ..............................................Dayton, Ohio Table of Contents ........................................... 1 Atlantic 10 Conference ................................. 52 Mailing Address .............................300 College Park UNIVERSITY 2006 SEASON HISTORY EXPERIENCE COACHES PLAYERS DAYTON Greeting from Coach Currier........................... 2 .......................................Dayton, Ohio 45469-1230 The Next Level .............................................. 4 Founded ..........................................................1850 Flyers in the Community ................................ 6 THE HISTORY .............................. 53-70 Undergraduate Enrollment ..............................6,800 Athletes in the Classroom ............................... 8 Team Records .............................................. 54 Religious Affiliation ........Roman Catholic (Marianist) UD Athletics - A Championship Tradition ........ 10 Individual Records ....................................... 55 Nickname .......................................................Flyers Why Dayton?............................................... 12 All-Time Leaderboards ................................. 56 Colors ...................Red (PMS 200) & Blue (PMS 288) A Beautiful Campus ..................................... 13 Honor Roll .................................................. .57 Conference ..............................................Atlantic 10 Fantastic Facilities ........................................ 14 All-Time Roster ............................................ 59 President ................................... Dr. Daniel J. Curran City of Dayton Travel Guide .......................... 16 Year-By-Year Results .................................... 63 Vice President / Director of Athletics ......... Ted Kissell Series Results .............................................. 68 Faculty Representative ..............Michael O’Hare, PhD Great Games at Baujan Field ........................ 69 Stadium / Capacity ..................Baujan Field / 2,000 COACHING STAFF ........................ 17-24 50 Years of Dayton Soccer ........................... 70 Press Box Phone .............................(937) 229-5552 Head Coach Dennis Currier ........................... 18 Surface ...............................Stabilized Athletic Grass Talking Points .............................................. 20 Ticket Office ...................................(937) 229-4433 Assistant Coach Paul Souders ........................ 22 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON ............. 71-80 Assistant Coach Chase Brooks ....................... 23 President Dr. Daniel J. Curran ...................... 72 ATHLETICS COMMunication Support Staff ............................................... 24 VP/Director of Athletics Ted Kissell................ 72 Men’s Soccer Contact ........................Michael LaPlaca Senior Athletics Administration ..................... 73 E-mail ............. [email protected] Senior Athletics Administration ..................... 74 Office .............................................(937) 229-5584 THE FLYERS ................................ 25-48 Academics ................................................... 75 Cell ................................................(914) 563-1925 2007 Season Preview .................................. 26 NCAA Compliance ........................................ 76 Fax ................................................(937) 229-4461 2007 Roster ................................................ 28 Strength and Conditioning ............................ 77 Zac Gibbens ................................................. 29 Sports Medicine ........................................... 78 COACHING Staff Tyler Imbrogno ............................................ 30 DaytonFlyers.com ........................................ 79 Head Coach ....................................... Dennis Currier Gary Long ................................................... 31 Baujan Field Information ............................. 80 Alma Mater / Year .........Southern Mississippi / 1991 Florian DeCamps ......................................... 32 Record at UD ............................17-14-6 (Two Years) Joe Olwig .................................................... 33 Overall Record ....................... 205-63-18 (14 years) Simeon Zaprianov ....................................... 34 CREDITS: The 2007 University of Dayton Men’s Soccer Media Office Phone ..................................(937) 229-2492 Alex Davis ................................................... 35 Guide is a publication of the Dayton Athletics Communication Assistant Coaches ........... Paul Souders, Chase Brooks Office. Randy Dennis .............................................. 36 Athletics Trainer .........................Kaname Yamaguchi Ryan Handbury ........................................... 37 Written and edited by Michael LaPlaca. Editorial assistance Strength & Conditioning .........................Mark Thobe Ryan Hartman ............................................. 38 from Doug Hauschild, Dawn Mamula, Jenny Storer and Bill Equipment Manager ..................................Ken Keck Thomas. Additional assistance from Robert Hauschild, Mike Ben Murray ................................................. 39 Huff and Zac Gibbens. Jeff Popella ................................................. 40 2006 REVIEW Alex Torda ................................................... 41 Photos courtesy of Timothy Boone (Avalon Communications), 2006 Overall Record ....................................... 6-9-2 Larry Burgess (UD Public Relations), City of Dayton Convention, Zach Weiss .................................................. 42 Visitor’s Bureau and Atlantic 10 Conference. Printed by Post 2006 Atlantic 10 Record / Finish ....................T-10th Daniel March ............................................... 42 Printing: Minister, Ohio (Rep: Jim Rentz. Layout and design by Starters Returning / Lost ..................................5 / 6 Kyle Basil .................................................... 43 Ze design: Centerville, Ohio (Designer: Jill Mantia). Letterwinners Returning / Lost .....................16 / 12 Scott Caltabiano ........................................... 43 For more information, contact: Josh Albers .................................................. 43 Athletics Communication Office History Jake Arnold ................................................. 43 University of Dayton All-Time Record ....................................375-346-53 300 College Park Matt Barnes ................................................. 44 Dayton, OH 45460-1238 All-Time Atlantic 10 Record ......................... 71-47-9 Sean Boyle .................................................. 44 Phone: (937) 229-4460 A-10 Regular Season Champions ............1998, 2000 Brett Gregory .............................................. 44 Fax: (937) 229-4461 A-10 Tournament Champions .................1997, 1998 E-Mail: [email protected] Isaac Kissi.................................................... 44 NCAA Appearances......... 1997 Play-In, 1998 Play-In Jacob Milli ................................................... 45 Alex Ramza ................................................. 45 Sonny Renner .............................................. 45 Tommy Watkins ........................................... 45 Opponent Information ................................. 46 Radio / TV Roster ........................................ 48 1 2007 DAYTON SOCCER 2007_MSOC-fINAL.indd 1 8/21/07 12:41:28 AM LETTER FROM COACH CURRIER 2007 DAYTON SOCCER 2007 DAYTON Welcome to Flyer Soccer. As the head men’s soccer coach at the University
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