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2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS/QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts...... 2 2010 Schedule/Special Events...... 3 Athletic Tradition...... 4 Athletic Administration...... 5-6 Athletic Training...... 7 Athletic Communications...... 8 Student-Athlete Services...... 9 Millersville Programs of Study...... 10 Coaches...... 11 Head Coach Steve Widdowson...... 12 Assistant Coaches...... 14 2010 Roster and Season Outlook...... 15 Meet the Marauders...... 20 2009 In Review...... 31 History...... 42 Individual Honors...... 56 Chryst Field at Biemesderfer Stadium...... 57 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY Founded...... 1855 Location...... Millersville, Pa. Mailing Address...... P.O. Box 1002 , Millersville, Pa. 17551 Enrollment...... 8,319 President...... Dr. Francine G. McNairy Nickname...... Marauders School Colors...... Black and Gold (PMS 124) Affiliation...... NCAA Division II Conference...... Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (Eastern Division) MEN’S SOCCER HISTORY First Year...... 1960 (51st season) NCAA Division II Playoff Record (last appearance)...... 2-1-1 (2009) Result...... L, 2-0 vs. No. 14 Charleston (W.Va.) PSAC East Championships (last)...... 4 (2009) All-Time Record...... 359-348-67 (.507) MEN’S SOCCER INFORMATION Stadium...... Chryst Field at Biemesderfer Stadium Capacity...... 6,500 Surface...... FieldTurf 2009 Overall Record...... 17-3 Home...... 9-0 Away...... 8-2 Neutral...... 0-1 PSAC East Record/Finish...... 8-0 (1st/5) Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 13/6 Starters Returning/Lost...... 7/4 MEN’S SOCCER GUIDE Design and Content...... Matt Heffelfinger

2 Schedule 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER 2010 SCHE DULE

Date Time Opponent PSAC Contest (*) Location Last Meeting All-Time vs. Opp. Sept. 5 4 P.M. SHEPHERD RAMS MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 3-0 (2009) 5-2, .714 Sept. 8 4 P.M. SLIPPERY ROCK THE ROCK * SLIPPERY ROCK, PA. SRU, 2-1 (2009) 12-8-1, .595 Sept. 11 7:30 P.M. LOCK HAVEN BALD EAGLES * MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 3-0 (2009) 9-29-4, .262 Sept. 15 7:30 P.M. WILMINGTON (DEL.) WILDCATS MILLERSVILLE, PA. WU, 3-2 (OT) (2009) 3-1-1, .700 Sept. 18 7:30 P.M. C.W. POST PIONEERS MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 4-0 (2004) 3-2, .600 Sept. 22 7:30 P.M. BLOOMSBURG HUSKIES * MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 2-0 (2009) 24-13-5, .631 Sept. 25 5 P.M. EAST STROUDSBURG WARRIORS * MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 4-0 (2009) 13-41-3, .354 Oct. 2 1 P.M. WHEELING JESUIT CARDINALS WHEELING, W.VA. MU, 2-0 (2009) 1-1, .500 Oct. 6 4 P.M. PHILADELPHIA RAMS PHILADELPHIA, PA. MU, 4-3 (2009) 7-9-2, .417 Oct. 9 7 P.M. WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN BOBCATS MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 1-0 (2009) 2-0, 1.000 Oct. 12 5 P.M. CALIFORNIA (PA.) VULCANS * MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 3-0 (2008) 9-11-2, .455 Oct. 16 4 P.M. SHIPPENSBURG RED RAIDERS * SHIPPENSBURG, PA. MU, 3-2 (2009) 23-24-6, .490 Oct. 19 7:30 P.M. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FIREBIRDS MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 3-0 (2009) 9-1-1, .863 Oct. 22 3 P.M. GANNON GOLDEN KNIGHTS * ERIE, PA. MU, 3-2 (2009) 1-0, 1.000 Oct. 23 4 P.M. MERCYHURST LAKERS * ERIE, PA. MC, 1-0 (2008) 0-2, .000 Oct. 27 7 P.M. HOLY FAMILY TIGERS MILLERSVILLE, PA. MU, 1-0 (2008) 7-1, .875 Oct. 30 3 P.M. WEST CHESTER GOLDEN RAMS * WHEELING, W.VA. MU, 2-1 (2009) 16-19-2, .446 Nov. 3 TBA PSAC SEMIFINALS TBA Nov. 6 TBA PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP TBA

SPECIALSPECIAL EVENTS EVENTS Date Time Opponent Event Saturday, Sept. 11 7 p.m. LOCK HAVEN Millersville Men’s Soccer 50th Anniversary Celebration Saturday, Sept. 18 7:30 p.m. C.W. POST Youth Night Saturday, Oct. 30 3 p.m. WEST CHESTER Senior Player Recognition

3 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER MARAU DER PRI DE Millersville University was founded in 1855—then known as Lancaster Normal School. In 1889, Millersville started playing intercollegiate athletics, beginning a tradition of excellence and pride that is entering its 121st year. Since the first baseball team took the field, the athletics department has grown into 22 teams competing at the NCAA Division I and II levels. Few universities can match the longstanding success that Millersville’s athletics programs have enjoyed. Since joining the PSAC, the Marauders have compiled 42 team PSAC Championships in 13 different sports. The fan base and student-support of the Marauders is unrivaled among its peers. Packed venues are common, especially in Pucillo Gymnasium during basketball season, when the “Pucillo Posse”—a rowdy cheering section—helps the teams to victory. The students support all sports at Millersville. In 2008, the men’s soccer program ranked 12th in the nation in home attendance. The spirit was no more evident than in late November when nearly 1,000 fans attended the team’s NCAA Tournament contest despite the freezing temperatures. Another key part of the tradition is Millersville’s mascots, the Marauder, and Skully. The Marauder’s origin dates back to the 1930s. He received a partner at Homecoming in 2004 in Skully. Skully has become a favorite among patrons with his eye patch, an earring, size 13 boots and enthusiasm for Millersville sports.

4 Administration 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION

MILLERSVILLE ATHLETICS PEG KAUFFMAN Jefferson Hall (164 W. Cottage Ave.) DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS P.O. Box 1002 A 1987 graduate of Millersville University, Peg Millersville, PA 17551-0302 Kauffman returned to her alma mater as the director Main Office Phone: 717-872-3361 of athletics in 2007 after serving as Millersville’s Department Fax: 717-871-2200 interim director of women’s athletics and 13 years as the head women’s basketball coach at Lebanon UNIVERSITY CONTACTS Valley. Department Location Phone During her brief stint as director of athletics, Admissions Lyle Hall 871-5701 Kauffman has overseen the department’s move Registrar Lyle Hall 872-3035 to Jefferson Hall (the university’s first all-athletics Housing Harbold Hall 871-5837 building), renovations to the Millersville University Financial Aid Lyle Hall 872-3026 Softball Field and the addition of women’s golf as an intercollegiate athletic program.

In her first 12 seasons at LVC, she guided the Dutchmen to a 183-117 record. DIRECTORY Her squads qualified for the Commonwealth Conference playoffs six times and (click on name for e-mail) competed in the Eastern College Athletic Conference South Region Championships on five occasions. She was also honored as the Commonwealth Conference and Position Name Phone Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year after the VP of Student Affairs Dr. Aminta Breaux 872-3594 2001-02 season after her squad finished with a program-record 23 wins, including Director of Athletics Peg Kauffman 872-3402 13-1 in conference play to earn the program’s first Commonwealth Conference Associate Director of Athletics Steve Roach 871-7210 regular-season title. Associate Director of Athletics Dr. Anthony Grant 871-5157 Kauffman served as the assistant director of athletics at Lebanon Valley since Dir. of Athletic Communications Ethan Hulsey 872-3100 2001. During her tenure in that position, she assisted in the coordination of NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative Dr. Richard Glenn 871-2279 compliance for LVC’s 21 athletic teams. She also was the senior women’s adminis- Asst. to the Director of Athletics Carol Fridinger 872-3402 trator. She also served on numerous committees within the Middle Atlantic States Administrative Assistant Randi Gordner 872-7211 Collegiate Athletic Corporation. Athletics Graduate Assistant Miles Gallagher 872-3198 In addition to being an All-American guard and three-time Pennsylvania State Athletics Graduate Assistant Forrest Mengle 872-3198 Athletic Conference (PSAC) All-Star, Kauffman spent the 1992-93 campaign as an Athletic Comm. Graduate Assistant Emily Simeral 872-3100 assistant coach with the Marauders. Athletic Comm. Graduate Assistant Jonathan Hower 872-3100 Equipment Manager John Emswiler 872-3499 During her playing career, she scored 1,398 points and dished out 408 assists – Equipment Manager Donna Eshleman 872-3405 numbers which still rank among the career leaders at Millersville – while leading the Marauders to two PSAC Division II championships. Athletic Trainer Hank Fijalkowski 872-3870 Athletic Trainer Katie Fox 872-3711 She is a member of both the Millersville University and Lancaster Catholic Athletic Athletic Training Room 872-3963 Halls of Fame, where she was a four-year starter, notched over 1,300 points and was named the school’s Female Athlete of the Year.

In addition to receiving a bachelor of arts degree in psychology from Millersville, Kauffman also earned a master’s degree in education in 1992.

5 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER Administration Team Information .*--&347*--&6/*7&34*5:tCROSS COUNTRY ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION DR. ANTHONY GRANT STEVE ROACH ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Anthony Grant was named associate director of Roach was named associate director of athletics in athletics in July of 2008. He serves as Millersville’s July of 2008 after serving as the interim associate academic coordinator. director of athletics at Millersville since September of 2007. His main responsibility at Millersville is Grant comes to Millersville from the University compliance coordinator. of Iowa where he worked as the athletic student services academic coordinator since 2006. He also Prior to coming to Millersville, Roach served as the served as an athletics department intern in 2004-05 assistant to the athletics director and compliance and a teaching assistant in the department of coordinator at Slippery Rock University. health and sports studies from 2003-05. In that capacity he organized and implemented Grant also worked as the athletic facility supervisor all aspects of NCAA compliance and education at St. Joseph’s University while earning a master’s degree in sport and recreation program. He also oversaw all documentation for NCAA rules compliance. administration from Temple in 2003. He completed his bachelor’s degree in English from Penn State in 2000. He was the graduate assistant to the athletics director at Slippery Rock and was the athletics o ce intern at North Allegheny High School. Roach also served as the Grant received a Ph.D. in athletics administration from Iowa and in October of assistant middle school baseball coach for North Allegheny School District. 2008. He has his bachelor’s degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a mas- Grant and his wife Lisa are the parents of two daughters, Gianna and Jadyn. ter’s degree in sports management from Slippery Rock University.

Roach married the former Molly Muir in 2009.

6 5 Athletic Training 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER ATHLETIC TRAINING

HANK FIJALKOWSKI, ATC ABOUT ATHLETIC TRAINING ATHLETIC TRAINER The athletic training staff primarily focuses on the prevention, assessment, management, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries. Hank is in his 25th year at Millersville University. The staff also helps prepare the athlete for practices and competitions. He received his B.S. degree in physical education at West Virginia University and his Master’s Millersville has two fully functional athletic training rooms from Kansas State University. He earned NATA which include some of the most up-to-date equipment. certification as an athletic trainer in 1981 and A staff of physicians, certified athletic trainers, certified graduate is a Corrective Exercise Specialist through the assistants, and a number of athletic training students provide medical National Academy of Sports Medicine. coverage for over 400 athletes participating in 21 intercollegiate sports at Millersville University.

Millersville also offers a unique dual degree education program in athletic training and biology. Students can major in athletic training through West Chester University and biology at Millersville. Students take their classes on the Millersville campus and taking advantage of the latest in education technology, interact through live video KATIE FOX, ATC transmissions with the athletic training classes at West Chester. ATHLETIC TRAINER Katie is in her fourth year at Millersville. She re- Students receive a bachelor’s degree in biology/pre-athletic training ceived her B.S. in Health Science/Athletic Training from Millersville and another bachelor’s degree in athletic training from the Lock Haven University and her Master’s from West Chester at the same time. Hands-on clinical experience degree from California University of Pennsylvania comes from working with the Marauder athletic teams and local in Athletic Training. She earned her NATA certifi- high schools. cation in 2005 and is certified as a Performance Enchancement Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. FACILITIES Millersville athletic training has training rooms at Biemesderfer Stadium and inside Pucillo Gymnasium. Student-athletes also have access to a rehabilitation room in Pucillo Gymnasium. WEB SITE GRADUATE ASSISTANTS Information such as staff biographies, visiting team information, Lea Vandegrift facilities, policies and the emergency action plan can be found on the athletic training web site at www.millersville.edu/~muathtrn/. Jake Ritter

7 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER Athletic Communications ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Phone: 717-872-3100 INTERVIEWS Fax: 717-872-3995 All interviews with Millersville coaches and student-athletes must be made through [email protected] the sports information office. Telephone arrangements will be made for an agreed [email protected] upon time. Coaches and student-athletes will also be available following games. Following the standard “cooling-off” period, the athletes and media will be taken to WEB SITE a designated area to conduct the interviews. Information about Millersville’s 22 intercollegiate varsity sports can be found at www. millersvilleathletics.com. The site contains schedules and results, news, stats, rosters and PRESS BOX records for all teams as well as links to athletic training, scholarships, faculty liaisons, Pertinent information such as stats, rosters, game notes and media guides will Millersville University Athletic Hall of Fame and other necessary information for the me- be made available to the media in the press box, press row or a designated media dia and student-athletes. Sports information also provides live stats for all home games room. Final game box scores and play-by-plays (for basketball and football) will be and webcasts events on the Marauder Sports Broadcasting Network (MSBN). distributed at the conclusion of the event. Updated statistics will also be distributed throughout the event. Following the athletic event, full box scores and cumulative MEDIA CREDENTIALS season stats will be available on www.millersvilleathletics.com. Photo and media credentials can be obtained by contacting the sports information office one week prior to the event. Seating is limited and will be used for only the working press. ETHAN HULSEY EMILY SIMERAL DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Millersville University named Ethan Hulsey as director Emily Simeral is entering her second year as a graduate of athletic communications, effective June 9, 2008. assistant in the athletic communications office at Millersville. She is working toward her master’s of Entering his third year at Millersville, Hulsey has education degree in sports management. founded and designed millersvilleathletics.com and established the online audio streaming project Simeral graduated from The University of Pittsburgh in Marauder Sports Broadcasting Network (MSBN). He 2009 with bachelor’s degrees in communications and serves as the primary media contact for Millersville’s Italian. At Pitt, she spent a year as an intern in the ath- 22 intercollegiate teams. letic media relations department where she assisted in web site management, press releases, and production Hulsey arrived at Millersville with three years of sports of media guides and game day programs. In the spring information experience at the NCAA Division II level, of 2010, Simeral worked as an intern in the sports having served as the assistant sports information director at Mercyhurst College information department at Franklin & Marshall College, and was the primary contact during the 2007-08 school year and as the graduate assistant at Shippensburg for softball, tennis, and track and field. University from 2005-07.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in communications in 2005 from West Liberty State College in West Liberty, W.Va., and then received a master’s degree in organizational MATT HEFFELFINGER development and leadership from Shippensburg University in 2007. MEN’S SOCCER CONTACT / ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS ASST. Matt Heffelfinger is serving as the men’s soccer At Mercyhurst, Hulsey served as the primary media contact for nine of the school’s contact this fall after completing a two-year term as Division II athletic teams, including men’s basketball, wrestling and baseball and an athletic communications graduate assistant. He worked closely with the Division I men’s and women’s ice hockey programs. While is expecting to obtain his master’s of education in at the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference affiliated Shippensburg, he was the sport management with a concentration in athletic media contact for six sports and assisted in the hosting of the NCAA Division II Field administration this winter. Hockey Championship. Heffelfinger served as the primary media contact for Prior to his stint at Shippensburg, Hulsey worked as a media relations intern with the men’s and women’s soccer, women’s basketball, and Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League and with the Ohio Valley Greyhounds softball during his tenure as a graduate assistant. A of the now-defunct National Indoor Football League. He was also the sports editor 2007 graduate of Kutztown University, Heffelfinger of West Liberty’s student newspaper and the play-by-play commentator for West holds his bachelor’s degree in leisure and sport studies. Liberty basketball and football games. Before his appointment as a graduate assistant at Millersville, Heffelfinger interned at GIANT Center in Hershey, Pa., where he was responsible for handling various box office duties and assisting with events put on by the American Hockey League’s (AHL) Hershey Bears. 8 Student-Athlete Services 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES VIDEO

Millersville University is committed to enhancing the student-athlete experience by providing comprehensive academic support, as well as high quality championship athletic participation opportunities.

Through the implementation of the department’s academic monitoring and intervention procedures, the facilitation of CHAMPS/Life Skills programming, and effective collaboration with other academic departments on campus, we strive to provide Millersville student-athletes with the necessary tools to prepare them for life after college.

STRUCTURED STUDY • Structured Study provides student-athletes with a framework for developing sound study habits with the goal of becoming independent learners. All first year and returning student athletes with a cumulative grade-point-average below a 2.5 will be required to participate in the Structured Study Program for a minimum of four hours per week. Students will plan their study program with the assistance of their head coach and/or the As- sociate Athletic Director for Academics.

LAPTOP LOAN PROGRAM • Laptop computers are available for team use during travel. Student-athletes may use the laptops for class assignments.

CHAMPS/LIFE SKILLS • CHAMPS/Life Skills is a NCAA program created in 1991 to support student-athlete development initiatives and to enhance the quality of the student-athlete experience within the context of higher education. JEFFERSON HALL

SAAC Jefferson Hall, located on 164 West Cottage Avenue • SAAC is made up of student-athletes who provide insight on in Millersville, became the home to Millersville Ath- the student-athlete experience. The SAAC also offers input on letics in 2008. It houses the offices of every coach the rules, regulations and policies that affect student-athletes’ and administrator in the department and includes lives on member institution campuses. The Millersville SAAC also computer labs and study rooms for student-athletes proudly participates in the Division II national SAAC’s initiative to as well as a meeting rooms for teams and a large raise funds for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. gathering area with couches and a big screen TV.

9 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER Programs of Study PROGRAMS OF STUDY

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Accounting Earth & Space Global Studies Health Actuarial Science Science Education Government & Ocean Sciences and African-American Economics Political Affairs Coastal Studies Studies Electronics/control Graphic Philosophy Allied Health Technology systems Communications Physics Anthropology Elementary Education*** Graphic Design Physics Education Applied Mathematics Elementary History Polymer Chemistry Archeology Education/ Honors College Pre-Dental Art Special Education Industrial Technology* Pre-Law Art Education Engineering International Business Pre-Med Athletic Coaching (in cooperation with International Studies Pre-Optometry Athletic Training other schools) Latino Studies Pre-Pharmacy and Biology** English Linguistics Pre-Podiatry Biochemistry English Education Management Pre-Veterinary Biology Environmental Biology Manufacturing Print Journalism Biology Education Environmental Technology Psychology Biotechnology Chemistry Marketing Public Relations Botany Environmental Geology Marine Biology Respiratory Therapy Broadcasting Environmental Hazards Mathematics Social Studies Business and Emergency Mathematics Education Education Administration Management Mechanical Technology Social Work Chemistry* Exploratory (Undecided) Medical Technology Sociology Chemistry Education Film Studies Meteorology Spanish Computer Finance Military Science Spanish Education Drafting/Design Foreign Languages (ROTC) Speech Communication & French Molecular Biology Communication Theatre French Education Music Special Education Communication Studies Geography Music Education Statistics Comparative Literature Geography– Music - Business and Teaching English as a Computer Science* Environmental Technology Second Language Contruction Technology Studies Nanotechnology Technology Education Criminology Geospatial Applications Nuclear Medicine Theatre Earth Sciences Geology Technology Women’s Studies German Nursing (for R.N.s) Writing Studies German Education Occupational Safety and Environmental *Also associate’s degree. ***Elementary Education majors may select Students wishing to major in Special Education will ** Dual degree offered in collaboration with certification tracks for either Pre-K to Grade 4 choose dual certification in Elementary Education, West Chester University. (Early Childhood), or Grade 4 to 8 (Middle Level). Pre-K - Grade 4. 10 COACHING STAFF 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER Coaching Staff HEAD COACH STEVE WIDDOWSON FOURTH SEASON AT MILLERSVILLE

It hasn’t taken Steve Widdowson long to cement himself Marauders slotted in to the No. 17 position. as one of the most successful coaches in program history. Widdowson is entering his fourth season on the In his first year at the helm, Widdowson took the 2007 Millersville sideline in 2010 and leads a team that has team to an 11-8-1 record and a PSAC Tournament qualified for the NCAA Division II Tournament in each appearance--the program’s first in four years. His team of the last two seasons. The men’s soccer program has only improved the following year, though, as he guided reached unprecedented heights under Widdowson’s the 2008 team to an 18-3-1 record, a PSAC Eastern watch, including the nation’s No. 1 ranking, and has Division title and the school’s first NCAA Tournament established itself as one of Division II’s elite teams. appearance.

The Sheffield, England, native guided Millersville to The 2008 club set a school record for wins in a season

the No. 1 ranking for the first time in school history on and raced through league play with a perfect 10-0 VIDEO Nov. 3, 2009, in what was a memorable season for the record. Despite finishing as the PSAC Runners-Up, Wid- Black and Gold. His team won 17 of its first 18 games dowson’s Marauders hosted the NCAA Atlantic Regional on the way to that ranking, finishing the year with a and promptly won two games to advance to the NCAA PERSONAL 17-3 mark. The Marauders plowed through PSAC East Quarterfinals. While the Marauders fell to Northern Full Name: Steven Widdowson opponents at a torrid pace, ripping off an 8-0 record on Kentucky in penalty kicks, the team ended the season Date of Birth: Feb. 27, 1975 their way to a second straight unbeaten season within ranked No. 6 in Division II. Hometown: Sheffield, England the conference. Alma Mater: Rutgers ‘97 The 2008 team first cracked the national rankings on 4th season at MU Widdowson’s leadership meshes well with his players, Sept. 9, and climbed as high as No. 5 during the season, and the results have shown. He’s led his team to 35 wins marking the highest ranking in school history. Five in the last two seasons and is the first coach in program times during the year a Marauder was named PSAC East COACHING history to win 15 or more games in consecutive seasons. Athlete of the Week and Sean McLaughlin was voted as Millersville 2007-Present Widdowson is also just the second coach to put together the division’s player of the year at season’s end. Head Coach three straight seasons of double-digit wins. Harrisburg City Islanders 2004-Present Widdowson was also recognized for his efforts by being Assistant Coach Jeremy Yoder was selected to the 2009 NSCAA/Perfor- named PSAC East Coach of the Year, giving him three York College (Pa.) 2001-05 mance Subaru Men’s NCAA Division II All-America Third coach of the year honors (2007 PSAC Coach of the Year, Assistant Coach Team under Widdowson’s tutelage. It was quite the ac- 2008 PSAC East Coach of the Year and 2008 NSCAA/adi- Centenary 1997-99 complishment, as the men’s soccer program previously das Atlantic Region Coach of the Year) in just two years Head Coach touted one prior All-American (Bill Bohn ‘91). In addi- as the Millersville head coach. tion, Widdowson produced three All-PSAC East players (including player of the year Kyle Loughlin), five NSCAA Widdowson began his illustrious playing career at the PLAYING EXPERIENCE All-Atlantic Region players, and five Daktronics Atlantic age of 15 when he joined Barnsley Professional Football Barnsley P.F.C. (English Championship) Region Team players. His players also earned conference Club of the English Championship. He was a member of Rutgers (NCAA) recognition as they accounted for the first eight PSAC the three-time championship winning U-19 Northern Central Jersey Riptide (USISL) East Player of the Week awards last season. Intermediate League team, and at the age of 18 he N.J. Stallions (USL) became the starting goalkeeper for the professional Reading Rage (USL) Along with Millersville’s second trip to the NCAA Division reserve team and the back-up keeper for first team, II Tournament came a return to the PSAC Championship. competing against some of the top clubs in England Widdowson’s men broke the school record for shutouts such as Bolton, Birmingham, Nottingham Forest and in a single-season (13). His teams also had a stretch of Leicester. 41 games with at least one goal scored, which dated back to 2007. That streak finally came to an end in In 1994, Widdowson made the move to the United the NCAA Division II Tournament when the Marauders States to play Division I collegiate soccer at Rutgers, a were defeated by Charleston (W.Va.), 2-0. Millersville nationally recognized program that regularly command- wrapped up its season by claiming a spot in the final ed a ranking inside the top 10. At Rutgers, Widdowson national rankings for the second year in a row. The

12 Coaching Staff 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER was recognized as an all-region honoree and first team all-state selection. He also served as the team captain in 1995. He led his team to the Atlantic 10 and Big East CHAMPIONSHIPS WON Conference Championships as well as an appearance 2008 PSAC Eastern Division in the NCAA Division I Final Four in his freshman year. 2008 NCAA Atlantic Region Widdowson still holds the school’s record for starts in a 2009 PSAC Eastern Division single season (27 in 1994) and ranks second all-time in saves, third in games played as a goalkeeper and fifth in PERSONAL HONORS shutouts. Widdowson also holds the school ‘s home field 2007 PSAC East Coach of the Year record for combined saves in a game tallying 14 out of 2008 PSAC East Coach of the Year 22 saves verses Indiana on 9/8/95. 2008 NSCAA/adidas Atlantic Region Coach After graduation from Rutgers, Widdowson continued of the Year his career by playing professionally for five years in the USL Division II. He played with the Central Jersey Rip- tide, which won the conference in 1998, the NJ Stallions in 1999 and spent three years with the Reading Rage, leading the team as captain in 2001-02.

Widdowson’s coaching career began immediately upon graduating from Rutgers in 1997 when he took over the position of head men’s coach at Centenary College. In just his second year, Widdowson guided the team to a national championship appearance and a top-five regional ranking. Widdowson spent three years at Centenary College before moving to York College where he served for five years as an assistant coach for the men’s team. During this time, York was runner-up in the CAC Championships in 2003 and 2004 before winning the league crown in 2005. That same year, the program made its first-ever NCAA Tournament and cracked the national rankings for the first time in school history.

In 2004, Widdowson was named assistant coach for the newly formed Harrisburg City Islanders professional soccer team of the USL. In its first two years the team reached the league playoffs with records of 10-7-3 and 12-3-5. Widdowson was responsible for working with the goalkeepers, and in 2005, the Islanders’ starting goalkeeper evolved into one of the league’s most successful keepers, posting a remarkable 10-0-1 record and 0.98 goals against average.

In 2007 Widdowson helped guide the City Islanders to the USL Division II Championship by defeating the defending champion Richmond Kickers. The City Island- ers also downed the D.C. United, of Major League Soccer (MLS), 1-0 in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup to reach the quarterfinals. In 2009, they again defeated an MLS team to reach the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open Cup, this time beating the New England Revolution.

Widdowson also has an MBA and has earned a USSF ‘B’ and NSCAA ‘Advanced National’ License, as well as an NCAA Level II Goalkeeping Diploma.

13 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER Coaching Staff STEVE SMALL SAM BISHOP ASSISTANT COACH • 4th SEASON • DeSALES ‘06 VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT • 1st SEASON • LEHIGH ‘05

Steve Small has been a member of head coach Steve Sam Bishop joins the men’s soccer staff as a volun- Widdowson’s staff since 2007. Small returns for his teer assistant in 2010 after a four-year professional fourth season as an assistant coach with the men’s playing career. Bishop, a 2005 graduate of Lehigh soccer team in 2010 as Millersville looks to continue University, will focus his coaching efforts primarily its run of dominance in the Pennsylvania State around the Marauder goalkeepers. Athletic Conference. The Moorestown, N.J., product spent the 2010 Small helped the Marauders win 17 games in 2009, season with FC Sonic Lehigh Valley of the National a season highlighted by a second straight unbeaten Premier Soccer League (NPSL). There he backstopped mark in the PSAC Eastern Division, and a second his team to double-digit wins, a Northeast – Key- consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. The stone Conference title, a Northeast Regional title, Marauders also returned to the PSAC Championship for the second year in a row. and a spot in the NPSL Final Four. FC Sonic would fall to eventual NPSL Champion Sacramento Gold in the semifinals, but Bishop rallied his team to a third place Small’s first season with the team came in 2007 and Millersville finished with an finish in the league. 11-8-1 record. The Marauders improved upon that mark to win a school-record 18 games in 2008, while capturing the PSAC East title for the first time since Bishop previously tasted NPSL success when his squad won the championship in 1990. Small was instrumental in helping the Marauders achieve their successes. 2008. In addition to his accomplishments at that level, Bishop earned an invite The team finished as the PSAC Runners-Up and reached the the NCAA Division II to preseason camp with the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer (MLS) in Quarterfinals in its first ever NCAA Tournament appearance. 2010. The veteran keeper has close ties to head coach Steve Widdowson from his extensive time with the Harrisburg City Islanders of the United Soccer Leagues Small helped to oversee Millersville’s transition into an elite program. The 2008 (USL). Bishop was a member of the City Islanders team that captured the 2007 USL Marauders finished the season ranked No. 7 in the NSCAA/adidas Division II poll DII Championship. and climbed to as high as No. 6 during the year, which marked the highest ranking in school history before the 2009 team catapulted its way to the No.1 overall During his career at Lehigh, Bishop set the school record for lowest career goals ranking. against average (0.67). It’s a record that still stands. Bishop also compiled 10 shutouts for the Mountain Hawks and finished his career with a 16-9-9 record. He Small is a 2006 graduate of DeSales University, having earned his bachelor’s de- was a Second Team All-Patriot League selection in 2003. gree in sport management. He was a three-year starter on the men’s soccer team. His six assists in 2002 led the Bulldogs in that category. A few stops have lined Bishop’s coaching résumé prior to Millersville. He served as an assistant coach at Muhlenberg College during the 2007 and 2008 seasons Prior to his collegiate career, Small coached within the Lititz Youth Soccer Club, before returning to his alma mater to coach the goalkeepers in 2009. starting at the age of sixteen. He has since spent coaching stints with F.C. Mil- lennium, Leeds United and Ephrata High School. Small also coached the Penn Bishop holds National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) national Legacy Soccer Club for four years. Under Small’s guidance, sixteen players from his goalkeeping and advanced regional diplomas. Leeds United team went on to play soccer collegiately. Four of his players received scholarships to play Division I soccer, while the others went on to play at various top college programs across the three collegiate divisions.

Preceding his coaching career at Millersville, Small served as a scout and an assistant coach for two years at Elizabethtown College.

14 ROSTER AND Season Outlook SEASON OUTLOOK 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER Roster 2010 MEN’S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School 00 Matt Langione GK 5-9 165 Sr. York/Dallastown KEY RETURNEES 0 Kurt Pleier GK 5-11 180 Jr. Elkins Park/Abington FORWARD 1 Lucas Stacey GK 6-1 180 Sr. Lititz/Warwick K. Loughlin - 13 g, 5 a, 31 pts. 2 Todd Grimm F 6-2 155 Sr. McAlisterville/East Juniata PSAC East Athlete of the Year 4 Colby Zeger M/D 5-10 165 Fr. Mechanicsburg/Cumberland Valley P. Baffuto - 6 g, 5 a, 17 pts. 5 Kyle Loughlin F/M 6-1 165 Sr. Washington, N.J./Warren Hills Regional A. Roland - 5 g, 1 a, 11 pts. 6 Reed Kreider D 5-9 150 Fr. Annville/Palmyra 7 Justin Keefer M 6-0 150 So. Halifax/Halifax MIDFIELD 8 Matt Kadoch F 6-2 175 So. Wallingford/Strath Haven E. Daubert - 2 g, 2 a, 6 pts. - All-PSAC East 9 Dan Prian F 6-3 185 Jr. York/West York E. Pepper - 0 g, 2 a, 2 pts. 10 Aaron Roland F 6-5 195 Jr. Fleetwood/Oley Valley 11 Shane Seabrook M 5-9 165 Sr. Cape May Court House, N.J./Wildwood Catholic DEFENSE 12 Ethan Daubert M 5-9 187 Jr. Lebanon/Cedar Crest J. Yoder - 2 g, 1 a, 5 pts. - All-American 14 Tyler Rau D 6-3 155 Fr. Ventnor, N.J./Atlantic City J. Claffey - Started all 20 games 15 Andrew Schuler M 5-8 138 Fr. Tabernacle, N.J./Seneca 17 Mike Whalen M/D 5-8 170 Fr. North Brunswick, N.J./North Brunswick GOALKEEPER 18 Justin Stehr D 6-1 165 Fr. Annville/Northern Lebanon M. Langione - 17 W, 0.68 GAA, 11 SO 19 Eric Pepper M 5-6 160 Jr. Reading/Exeter 20 Andrew Dukes F 5-10 155 Fr. Glenmoore/Downingtown East 21 Sean Strangeway M 5-10 145 Fr. Mount Joy/Elizabethtown 22 Jeremy Yoder D 6-1 165 Sr. Ephrata/Ephrata 23 Pat Baffuto M 5-6 140 Jr. Metuchen, N.J./Metuchen 28 John Claffey D 5-11 164 Jr. Glen Mills/Garnet Valley 29 Brad Benzing GK 5-9 175 Fr. Baltimore, Md./Mount St. Joseph 30 Shayne Fitzwater GK 6-0 150 Fr. Schuylkill Haven/Blue Mountain

Coaching Staff PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Head Coach: Steve Widdowson (Rutgers ’97), 4th season Matt Langione Lan – GEE – oh – KNEE Assistant Coach: Steve Small Colby Zeger ZEE – ger Volunteer Assistants: Sam Bishop, Tony Pagnotti, Zechariah Kruger Kyle Loughlin LOCK – lin Matt Kadoch Ka – DOE – sh Ethan Daubert DOW – bert Justin Stehr STAIR

16 Season Outlook 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER SEASON OUTLOOK VIDEO How does a team that sat atop the Division II national poll for the first time in school history and set program records for fewest goals allowed, lowest goals against average and most shutouts build on an outstanding 2009 campaign? That question is not hard to answer for fourth-year head coach Steve Widdowson. “This is the first class that I’ve been able to see all the way through and for all we’ve accomplished together, there’s still a missing piece that we all want.” The piece Widdowson refers to is the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Championship. The Sheffield, England, native has commandeered his Marauders to the conference title game in each of the last two seasons, but the hardware they seek has eluded them in the unkindest of ways.

To finally reach the summit in what is shaping up to be an exciting and interesting 2010 season, the Millersville men’s soccer team will rely on contributions from 14 experienced returnees and a slew of newcomers as they look to stay at the top of the pack in the newly reconfigured PSAC.

The 2009 Marauders blazed a trail through non-conference and conference oppo- Kyle Loughlin nents alike in securing a 17-3 season. Millersville finished off PSAC Eastern Division PSAC East Athlete of the Year play with a perfect 8-0 mark to make it back-to-back seasons with a zero in the conference loss column. The squad earned national recognition by starting the year FORWARD as the sixth-ranked team in National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas When the Marauders needed a goal last year, there was no secret on which player Division II national poll, a spot they improved upon until becoming the nation’s they turned to. Kyle Loughlin, the 2009 PSAC East Athlete of the Year, will look to top-ranked team on Nov. 3. build upon a season in which he collected career-highs of 13 goals and 31 points. The 6-foot-1 striker showed an uncanny ability to deliver in the clutch, leading his After a convincing 2-0 victory over Bloomsburg in the PSAC Semifinals, the team and ranking second in the conference with six game-winning goals. Marauders met a tough set of circumstances head on in their next two post-season games. Forced to play without starting goalkeeper Matt Langione for a majority Loughlin, the PSAC’s second leading goal scorer, also placed 43rd in the country in of the PSAC Championship and the entirety of the Marauders’ NCAA Tournament points per game (1.63) and was a first team selection on both the Daktronics NCAA first round match, the Black and Gold dropped consecutive games for the first time Division II Atlantic Region and NSCAA Division II All-Atlantic Region teams. since 2007. Despite the abrupt and premature end to the 2009 season, Millersville finished nationally ranked for a second straight year, this time holding down the “We expect a lot from Kyle, and obviously everyone expects him to be our number 17th spot. one striker,” said Widdowson. “We don’t focus on the individual aspect as much as we do with our player’s roles and responsibilities within the system we play, but 2010 promises to be another year of quality soccer from the Marauders as they we know how vital a part of our offense Kyle is.” begin the 51st season in school history with a hunger to capture Millersville’s first ever conference title. Millersville also returns Dan Prian, Aaron Roland and Todd Grimm up front. Prian has put together consecutive 10-point seasons to start his career and is a player that Widdowson wants to see more from in 2010.

“Prian’s a very dangerous player, and on his day he can be as good as anyone on the field. We’re still trying to find a spot where we can maximize his potential, but certainly we hope to have him contribute to our offense in a number of ways.” Entering his junior season, Prian has seven career goals to his credit, including three game-winners.

Roland is another junior looking to make waves around the goal this year for the Marauders. He’s coming off of a season in which he tallied five goals, third most on the team.

“Rolo did very well over the spring,” said Widdowson. “He’s developed nicely and showed the ability to learn and implement the things we’ve been teaching him over the last year or so and he’s had a really good summer, so we’re hopeful he comes in fit and competes for a starting spot.” Jeremy Yoder NSCAA/Performance Subaru Roland, a Berks County product, has spent the summer playing in the National Pre- NCAA DII All-America Third Team mier Soccer League (NPSL) for FC Reading Revolution, with whom he’s collected a pair of goals in 12 games. 17 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER Season Outlook

in which he scored a career-high 17 points and earned multiple post-season ac- Grimm has served the Marauders in a reserve role throughout his career and the colades. senior is battling back from an injury suffered at the end of spring. It’s likely that Grimm won’t be 100-percent healthy by the start of pre-season, but should be close Eric Pepper is another upperclassman that the Marauders will call upon once again. to fully recovered by the start of the regular season. Widdowson hopes to work Pepper is a vocal leader and was tabbed by his head coach as having a very strong him in gradually, as Grimm is one of the players the Marauders rely on for forward work ethic. Pepper recorded a pair of assists in each of his first two seasons in black depth. Grimm has played 54 games in three seasons for the Marauders, including and gold, but he’s also responsible defensively. all 20 a season ago. He scored his first career goal on Sept. 12 against Molloy and finished the season with two goals, while assisting on another. Millersville also returns sophomore Justin Keefer in the midfield. Keefer played in 10 games as a true freshman last season. Matt Kadoch and Andrew Dukes are two incoming names that could make an immediate impact up front. Kadoch is a sophomore who transferred into the program While the midfield is stacked with veteran players, there are newcomers ready to after spending his rookie season at Siena College. He scored five goals and picked up provide depth at the position. Freshmen Shane Lavin and Sean Strangeway look an assist in 17 matches for the Division I Saints and was their third leading scorer. to be two players that will provide it. Lavin, who Widdowson sees as a defensive- His five goals came in a span of four games and earned him Metro Atlantic Athletic minded center mid, led Shawnee (N.J.) High School to consecutive Olympic Confer- Conference (MAAC) Co-Rookie of the Week honors last Oct. 19. ence Championships in 2008 and 2009. Strangeway, from nearby Mount Joy, was a two-time Lancaster Lebanon League First Team All-Star at Elizabethtown High Dukes is a true freshman. As a senior at Downingtown East High School he led School. his team in goals, assists and points en route to his selection as an All-Ches-Mont National First Team forward. DEFENSE Senior Jeremy Yoder and junior John Claffey leave no question marks at the center MIDFIELD back spots, but Widdowson will need to find two new starters on the outside. Adam Experience and diversified talent will sweep across the Millersville midfield this fall. Keller, a Daktronics NCAA Division II Atlantic Region Second Team pick and the The Marauders return four upperclassmen, and each brings something different to team’s leading scorer among defenders as a freshman, is not with the team in 2010. the squad. Senior Ethan Daubert is a physical presence who can create space. Last The Marauders also graduated Thomas Bargmann, who started every game in each year, Daubert started all 18 games and tallied six points. He was also an All-PSAC of the last three seasons, and 77 for his career. East selection. Yoder became Millersville’s first All-American since Bill Bohn in 1991 when he Fellow senior Shane Seabrook is a steady player who is relied upon more for his was chosen to the NSCAA/Performance Subaru Men’s NCAA Division II All-America defense. Although Seabrook did not record a point last season, he still knows how Third Team at the conclusion of last season. He has consistently improved his game to score the timely goal. Two seasons ago it was Seabrook’s header with less than six throughout his career at Millersville and has a familiarity playing with Claffey, as minutes to play that got Millersville to overtime in its NCAA Tournament Quarterfi- the two embark on their third season together anchoring the Marauder defense. nal game against Northern Kentucky. Claffey, a 2009 NSCAA Division II All-Atlantic Region Second Team pick and a 2008 The offensive force of the midfield is junior Pat Baffuto. Baffuto has already ac- All-PSAC East First Team selection, completes the duo. While Yoder can be the cumulated 13 goals in just two seasons. Along with having the enviable asset of fiery one, Claffey provides a calm demeanor. Both are smart players and minimize speed, the Metuchen, N.J., native always seems to find the right place on the field mistakes, however, and it’s a big reason why Millersville allowed the fewest goals to be successful. (15), had the lowest goals against average (0.75), and the most shutouts (13) in the PSAC in 2009. The Marauder defense also ranked in the top 10 nationally in shutout “Pat’s a great attacking player and when he gets the ball he has the ability to go percentage (0.65) and 12th in NCAA Division II in goals against average. For the last at people and be dangerous,” noted Widdowson. Baffuto is coming off of a season two seasons, the Black and Gold have allowed less than a goal per game. GOALKEEPER Matt Langione doesn’t have to prove anything to those who follow Millersville men’s soccer. He’s the winningest keeper in school history and holds single-season records for fewest goals allowed (12) and lowest goals against average (0.68)— both of which he set in 2009.

The way last season ended had to leave a sour taste in the keeper’s mouth, though, as he was red-carded in the PSAC Championship for a handball outside the box and missed the final 60 minutes of that match, plus the Marauders’ NCAA Tournament game against Charleston.

“It’s a big year for Matt,” said Widdowson. “He’s a record-breaking goalkeeper and a captain, and I know he wants to get back in here and lead this team. It’s his fourth year now and all of the seniors honestly know what’s missing from our résumé as a team.”

Pat Baffuto So back to work Langione will go, focused on leading his team to a PSAC title in his final year as the MU backstop. His 2009 accomplishments and awards were numer-

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The non-conference schedule features matches against Wilmington (Del.) on Sept. 15 and West Virginia Wesleyan on Oct. 9. Both schools have been a part of Millers- ville’s schedule the last few seasons and both have shown to be tough opponents. Wilmington upset the Marauders in Delaware last season when MU was ranked No. 3 in the country. There are a handful of new teams making trips to Millersville this season in Shepherd (Sept. 5), C.W. Post (Sept. 18), University of the District of Columbia (Oct. 19) and Holy Family (Oct. 27).

As important as the non-conference slate is, the PSAC is where the Marauders will have to make their mark yet again. Home games with Lock Haven, Bloomsburg, California (Pa.) and West Chester highlight the home portion of the conference lineup, but difficulty lies ahead on the road. Millersville must travel to Slippery Rock, East Stroudsburg and Shippensburg. Conference road play concludes with a back-to-back weekend against Gannon and Mercyhurst on Oct. 22 and 23.

“It’s certainly going to be a more difficult road,” explained Widdowson. “Playing everybody once is tough and we have some very challenging road games. We’ve seen over the past few years that anyone can beat anyone out in the West and we’ve got to be ready for every single game.”

Widdowson also noted that depth is going to play a big part in what happens in the conference race. “You’ve got to have depth, you’ve got to have strength, and you’ve got to be able to cover injuries. It could turn out to be a battle of attrition,” he said.

While there are certainly challenges with the single division format, the Marauder Matt Langione manager also believes it adds some excitement.” You control your own destiny and Career Wins Leader can guarantee postseason home games if you take care of your own business and I Most shutouts in a single-season like that,” said Widdowson. ous. He led the PSAC in goals against average (0.68), shutouts (11) and shutouts per game (0.58). He ranked sixth in the conference in save percentage (.769), and ninth in saves (40). Langione also placed 12th amongst NCAA Division II goalkeepers in goals against average. His 11 shutouts are the second most in a single-season all-time in PSAC history and he earned 12-straight wins from Sept. 19 to Nov. 4. Twice he was named PSAC East Men’s Soccer Athlete of the Week and at the end of the year he was a Daktronics NCAA Division II Atlantic Region First Team selection.

When Langione was unavailable last season, Widdowson turned to Kurt Pleier. Pleier made four saves in the PSAC Championship against Slippery Rock and drew his first career start in the NCAA Tournament. The Marauders also have the option of turning to senior Lucas Stacey, while Brad Benzing and Shayne Fitzwater—a pair of freshmen— vie for roster spots and a shot at future goalkeeping duties. SCHEDULE The PSAC takes on a different, yet familiar, look in 2010. Starting in 2008, the conference operated under an East-West, two-division format, where a team played each divisional opponent twice. This fall the conference returns to a single-division format and every game against a PSAC opponent counts towards the conference record. It’s an unfortunate circumstance for Millersville, as it feasted on Eastern Division rivals to the tune of an 18-0 record over the last two seasons.

A hot start is vital for the Marauders, with five of their first six games being played at Chryst Field at Biemesderfer Stadium. Two of those are PSAC match-ups, including a Sept. 11 match against Lock Haven where Millersville will celebrate the program’s 50 years of existence. The only away game in the first six is a tough one, as defending PSAC Champion Slippery Rock awaits the Black and Gold. The Rock are under new leadership this season, but the game will be an earlier barometer of where each team John Claffey stands. 2008 All-PSAC East First Team

19 MEET THE MARAUDERS Player Bios 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER

2 00 TODD GRIMM MATT LANGIONE McAlisterville, Pa. • East Juniata York, Pa. • Dallastown

F 6-2 155 Senior GK 5-9 165 Senior

2009: Came off the bench to play in all 20 contests...Finished ninth on the team in scoring 2009: Started all 19 games in which he played...Set new single-season school goalkeep- with five points (two goals, one assist)...First goal of the season came in a 2-0 win over Mol- ing records for shutouts (11), goals against average (0.68) and fewest goals against (12)... loy on Sept. 12...Converted two of the five shots he put on goal. Recorded four straight shutouts from Sept. 2 to Sept. 12...Held opponents scoreless for a stretch of 427 minutes and 44 seconds from Aug. 28 to Sept. 16...Finished the season with a 2008: Appeared in 15 games as a reserve forward for the Marauders...Did not record a record of 17-1...His 17 wins were the second most in a season in school history, surpassed only point...Took a sesaon-high three shots in a 4-1 win at West Chester on Sept. 3. by his 18 in 2008...Led the PSAC in goals against average, shutouts and shutouts per game (0.58)...Ranked sixth in the conference in save percentage (.769), and ninth in saves (40)... 2007: Appeared in 19 games, with one start...Finished the season with three shots on goal... Goals against average of 0.68 placed him 12th amongst NCAA Division II goalkeepers...The 11 PSAC Scholar-Athlete. shutouts are the second most in a single-season all-time in PSAC history...Earned a win in 12 straight games from Sept. 19 to Nov. 4...Named PSAC East Men’s Soccer Athlete of the Week High School: Patriot News Big 11 selection as a senior...Named all-conference twice in both twice (Sept. 14 and Oct. 19)...Broke Danny Puertas’ (1994-97) school record 38 career victories soccer and basketball...Totaled 24 goals and eight assists as a senior...Helped team to a 15-5 on Oct. 13 at the University of the District of Columia in a 3-0 win...Set a new school record for record during senior year...Team made three district playoff appearances in four years. career shutouts with his 21st on Nov. 4 against Bloomsburg in the PSAC Semifinals (2-0 win)... Selected to the Daktronics NCAA Division II Atlantic Region First Team. Personal: Born on Aug. 13, 1988...Son of Glenn and Mary Grimm...Brother, Shane, played soccer at Millersville...Majoring in computer science. 2008: Started all 22 games...Recorded seven shutouts, including two in the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional...Led the PSAC in goals against average (0.95)...Made a season-high 11 saves CAREER STATISTICS in a 3-2 overtime win against West Virginia Wesleyan on Oct. 13...His 18 wins are the most by Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att a Marauder keeper in a season in school history. 2007 19 0 0 0 14 .000 0 0-0 2008 15 0 0 0 7 .000 0 0-0 2007: Started 18 games in 2007 and had a combined record of 8-5-1 with three shutouts... 2009 20 2 1 5 14 .143 0 0-0 Had a season high 88 saves while only allowing 27 goals. TOTAL 54 2 1 5 35 .057 0 0-0 High School: Played soccer at Dallastown High School.

Personal: Born on April 17, 1989...Son of Tony and Shana Langione...Majoring in business.

CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T SO 2007 18 1512:38 27 1.61 88 .765 8 5 1 3 2008 22 1916:07 20 0.94 75 .789 17 3 1 6 2009 19 1594:54 12 0.68 40 .769 17 1 0 11 TOTAL 59 5023:39 59 1.06 203 .775 42 9 2 20

Todd Grimm Matt Langione

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5 11 KYLE LOUGHLIN SHANE SEABROOK Washington, N.J. • Cape May Court House, N.J. • Warren Hills Regional Wildwood Catholic F/M 6-1 165 Senior M 5-9 165 Senior

2009: Millersville’s offensive catalyst, Loughlin enjoyed a season to remember in 2009... 2009: Battled injuries to play in 14 games...Started in five contests...Did not register a point He played in 19 games, starting 17 of them...His 13 goals and 31 points were team and from his midfield position, but took nine shots...Two of his nine shots were on goal and career-highs, and he also finished tied for the team lead in assists with five...Ranked third in came in consecutive appearances on Oct. 3 (at Gannon) and Oct. 31 (at Shippensburg)... the PSAC in points, fourth in points per game (1.63), third in goals, third in goals per game Took a season-high two shots on three separate occasions. (0.68), second in game-winning goals (6) and fourth in shots (62)...Ranked 39th nationally in goals per game and 42nd nationally in points per game...Completed his first career hat 2008: Took the field in all 22 games for the Marauders, starting 17...Registered four goals... trick in a span of 16 minutes and 40 seconds in the first half of a 4-0 win over Shippensburg Netted the game-winning goal in a 2-0 victory over Bloomsburg on Oct. 1...Scored a huge on Sept. 19...Put together a season-high four-game point-scoring streak from Sept. 30 to goal with less than six minutes left in regulation to tie the NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Oct. 9...Converted his only penalty kick chance of the year in the win over Shippensburg game against Northern Kentucky on Nov. 22...PSAC Scholar-Athlete. on Sept. 19...Currently sits fifth on Millersville’s career assists list and sixth amongst career leaders in goals and points after just his junior season...Four-time PSAC East Athlete of 2007: Played in 20 games with 19 starts...Ended the year with one goal against West the Week (Sept. 8, Sept. 21, Oct. 5 and Oct. 12)...Scored the game-winning goal in a 2-0 Chester and eight shots on goal...PSAC Scholar-Athlete. win over Bloomsburg in the PSAC Semifinals on Nov. 4...Netted MU’s only goal of the PSAC Championship game at Slippery Rock on Nov. 7...Chosen as an All-PSAC East pick and PSAC High School: A four-sport athlete who competed in soccer, basketball, golf and track... East Athlete of the Year...Daktronics NCAA Division II Atlantic Region First Team pick...Named Team was South Jersey Champions in 2007...Selected as the co-MVP on his Wildwood to the NSCAA Division II All-Atlantic Region First Team. Catholic team...Second team all-state pick.

2008: Saw action in 19 games, starting 15...Third leading scorer on the team with 23 points Personal: Born on May 11, 1988...Son of Franklin and Susan Seabrook...Given name is (7 goals, 9 assists)...Picked up two goals in a 6-1 victory at Shippensburg on Oct. 25...He Franklin Shane Seabrook...Majoring in accounting. was a major contributor to the Marauders’ playoff success, recording seven points in five post-season games...Nine assists were tied for second best on the team...Registered three CAREER STATISTICS game-winning goals, third most on the team. Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att 2007 20 1 0 2 15 .067 1 0-0 2007: Appeared in 19 games with 11 starts...Had standout year with four goals and four 2008 22 4 0 8 17 .235 1 0-0 assists...Ranked third on the team with 12 points. 2009 14 0 0 0 9 .000 0 0-0 TOTAL 56 5 0 10 41 .122 2 0-0 High School: Totaled nine varsity letters playing soccer, basketball and golf...Helped War- ren Hills Regional tie school record for wins as a senior and finish as the conference runners- up...Named Express Times First Team, Warren Reporter Male Soccer Player of the Year, Star Ledger All-State, West Jersey First Team, N.J. Soccer Coaches Association All-State...Named team MVP...All-Skyland Second Team in golf and honorable mention in basketball.

Personal: Born on March 8, 1989...Son of Francis and Debra Loughlin...Father played goalkeeper at Kean University...Majoring in business administration.

CAREER STATISTICS Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att 2007 19 4 4 12 22 .182 0 0-0 2008 19 7 9 23 35 .200 3 0-0 2009 19 13 5 31 62 .210 6 1-1 TOTAL 57 24 18 66 119 .202 9 1-1

Shane Seabrook

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1 22 LUCAS STACEY JEREMY YODER Lititz, Pa. • Warwick Ephrata, Pa. • Ephrata

GK 6-1 180 Senior D 6-1 165 Senior

2009: Served as a reserve goalkeeper behind Matt Langione and Kurt Pleier...Did not appear 2009: Yoder was a defensive stalwart for the Marauders, starting in all 19 games he played... in any games. Became the first Millersville men’s soccer player to earn All-American honors since Bill Bohn in 1991 when he was named to the NSCAA/Performance Subaru Men’s NCAA Division II 2008: Saw action in one game for the Marauders...Only game action came in a 6-1 win at All-America Third Team...Scored two goals and added an assist for five points...Headed in the Shippensburg on Oct. 25...Made one save in 22 minutes of play. game-winner with less than five minutes left to beat West Virginia Wesleyan on Oct. 25... Picked up a helper in MU’s 2-0 PSAC Semifinal win against Bloomsburg on Nov. 4...Member 2007: Appeared in five games, starting two...Had a combined record of 2-2 with 12 saves and of a defense that ranked atop the PSAC in fewest goals allowed (15), goals against average allowing 1.91 goals against average...PSAC Scholar-Athlete. (0.75) and shutouts (13)...Also helped the Marauders rank 12th nationally in goals against average...Named to the NSCAA Division II All-Atlantic Region First Team...All-PSAC East High School: Earned two varsity letters...Helped team win a Lancaster-Lebanon League Co- selection. Championship and the PIAA Class AAA State Championship in 2005. 2008: Started all 21 games he appeared in...Registered six points (2 goals, 2 assists)...Picked Personal: Born on Aug. 12, 1989...Son of Peter and Jami Stacey...Majoring in business up a goal in the Marauders’ first game of the season, a 2-0 win over Holy Family...Potted a administration. goal in a 4-1 win over nationally-ranked East Stroudsburg on Sept. 24.

CAREER STATISTICS 2007: Started 19 games as a true freshman...Scored a game-winning goal against East Year GP Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T SO Stroudsburg. 2007 6 329:04 7 1.91 12 .632 2 2 0 0 2008 1 22:27 1 4.01 1 .500 0 0 0 0 High School: Participated in soccer, basketball, and track at Ephrata High School. 2009 0 0:00 - - - - 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 7 351:31 8 2.05 13 .619 2 2 0 0 Personal: Born on June 22, 1988...Son of Tim and Marcie Yoder...Has two brothers...Majoring in finance economics.

CAREER STATISTICS Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att 2007 19 1 1 3 9 .111 1 0-0 2008 21 2 2 6 7 .286 0 0-0 2009 19 2 1 5 5 .400 1 0-0 TOTAL 59 5 4 14 21 .238 2 0-0

Jeremy Yoder Lucas Stacey All-America Banquet

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23 28 PAT BAFFUTO JOHN CLAFFEY Metuchen, N.J. • Metuchen Glen Mills, Pa. • Garnet Valley

M 5-6 140 Junior D 5-11 164 Junior

2009: Started all 20 games...His 17 points and six goals both ranked second on the team... 2009: Started in each of Millersville’s 20 games...Much like the 2008 season, playing stellar Had five assists to tie for the team lead...Opened the season with a two-goal game against defense was his main focus, as he did not register a point...Played on a backline that led the Philadelphia in what was his only multi-goal game of the season...Scored a goal in back-to- PSAC in fewest goals allowed (15), goals against average (0.75), and shutouts (13)...Also back games (vs. West Chester on Oct. 16; at Shepherd on Oct. 21)...Netted three game- helped the defense rank in the top 10 nationally in shutout percentage (0.65) and 12th in winning goals, which was second most on the squad...Scored one of the Marauders’ goals in a NCAA Division II in goals against average...Named to the NSCAA Division II All-Atlantic Region 2-0 PSAC Semifinal win over Bloomsburg on Nov. 4...Chosen as PSAC East Athlete of the Week Second Team. on Aug. 31...Daktronics NCAA Division II Atlantic Region First Team selection...Named to the NSCAA Division II All-Atlantic Region Second Team. 2008: Started all 22 games as a freshman...Did not record a point, but was another member of a strong Millersville defense that allowed less than a goal per game (0.99)...All-PSAC East 2008: Played in 19 of 22 games for the Marauders...Tied for third on the team in goals with First Team pick. seven...Tied for fourth on the team in points with 14...Two of his seven goals came in the PSAC Playoffs...Scored his first career goal in a 4-1 victory at West Chester on Sept. 3. High School: Playoff appearances 2004, 2007...2006 Honorable Mention All-Southern Chester County...2007 First Team All-Delco, First Team All-Central League... Seven goals, nine High School: Team won division title and reached the state finals...Named All-Greater assists senior year...Four-year starter. Middlesex First Team and first team all-state in 2007 and 2008...Totaled 27 goals and 17 assists as a senior and 18 goals and 17 assists as a junior...Student body vice president. Personal: Born Jan. 7, 1990...Son of Edward and Dawn Claffey...Two older siblings...Majoring in business. Personal: Born on April 29, 1990...Son of Phil and Agnes Baffuto...Youngest of four children... Majoring in business finance. Matt Egenrieder CAREER STATISTICS Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att CAREER STATISTICS 2008 22 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0 Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att 2009 20 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 2008 19 7 0 14 21 .333 0 0-0 TOTAL 42 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 2009 20 6 5 17 24 .250 3 0-0 TOTAL 39 13 5 31 45 .289 3 0-0

Pat Baffuto John Claffey

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12 19 ETHAN DAUBERT ERIC PEPPER Lebanon, Pa. • Cedar Crest Reading, Pa. • Exeter

M 5-9 187 Junior M 5-6 160 Junior

2009: Started all 18 games he played in...Ranked eighth on the team in scoring with six 2009: Picked up a pair of assists in 19 appearances for the Black and Gold...Made 10 starts... points...Potted two goals and added two helpers on the season...Scored the lone goal, which His 15 shots were the eighth most on the team...Assists came on Sept. 16 (at Wilmington) and was also his first game-winner, in Millersville’s 1-0 win at West Chester on Sept. 8...Registered Oct. 25 (at West Virginia Wesleyan)...Took a season-high three shots against West Chester on at least one point in three consecutive games from Oct. 6 to Oct. 21...All-PSAC East Team Oct. 16. selection. 2008: Saw action in 20 games, starting three...Scored his first career goal in a 1-0 victory over 2008: Played in all 22 games, starting five...Registered two goals and two assists...Scored his Philadelphia on Aug. 29...First career goal was also a game-winner...Recorded two assists, first career goal against Shippensburg on Sept. 13...Recorded his first career multi-point game tied for fifth most on the team. at Shippensburg on Oct. 25 (1 goal, 1 assist, 3 points)...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete. High School: Four year starter at Exeter High School...Helped the Eagles win the 2004 Berks High School: Named All-Lancaster-Lebanon League in 2007 and 2008...Totaled 23 points in County Championship...Member of Exeter teams that made county playoff semi-final appear- final season...Team was winner of the Ritter-Hoffman Cup...Also played volleyball. ances in 2005 and 2007...Named to all-county and all-state teams his senior year.

Personal: Born on July 28, 1990...Son of Frederick Daubert and Fran Reich and the step-son Personal: Son of Russell and Lori Pepper...Born on April 7, 1990...Major is undecided. of Suzanne Daubert...Majoring in business administration...Dean’s List student. CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att 2008 20 1 2 4 2 .500 1 0-0 2008 22 2 2 6 12 .167 0 0-0 2009 19 0 2 2 15 .000 0 0-0 2009 18 2 2 6 10 .200 1 0-0 TOTAL 39 1 4 6 17 .059 1 0-0 TOTAL 40 4 4 12 22 .182 1 0-0

Ethan Daubert Eric Pepper

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0 9 KURT PLEIER DAN PRIAN Elkins Park, Pa. • Abington York, Pa. • West York

GK 5-11 180 Junior F 6-3 185 Junior

2009: Saw action in four games and started in Millersville’s NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional 2009: Started 14 games and played in 19 as a sophomore...Was the team’s fifth leading First Round game against Charleston (W.Va.) on Nov. 13...Did not allow a goal in two of scorer with 10 points (three goals, four assists)...His 33 shots and 19 shots on goal both his four appearances...Made a season-high four saves in the PSAC Championship game at were second most on the squad...Scored game-winning goals on Sept. 26 against Lock Slippery Rock on Nov. 7...Finished the season with a goals against average of 1.28...Combined Haven and Oct. 13 at UDC...Set a new career-high with four points in a game and registered with Matt Langione on two shutouts as the Marauders set the school record for shutouts in a his first career multi-goal game against Lock Haven on Sept. 26...Selected as PSAC East season with 13. Athlete of the Week on Sept. 28.

2008: Saw action in four games...Made three saves and recorded a shutout half at Kutztown 2008: Appeared in all 22 games as a freshman, starting one...First career start came against on Oct. 21...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete. Kutztown on Sept. 17...Picked up first career goal in a 3-2 win over California (Pa.) on Oct. 4...Recorded first game-winning goal against West Chester on Oct. 7...Sixth on the team in 2007: Redshirted during first season with the program. scoring with 10 points (four goals and two assists).

High School: Participated in soccer, football, tennis and bowling...Named All-Suburban One High School: Named all-county and all-district twice...Named all-state in 2006...Scored 22 Second Team in soccer and first team in tennis...Posted a 0.89 goals against average...Team goals and four assists in 2006 and totaled 13 goals and 10 assists in 2007. MVP in tennis...Member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Born on Jan. 8, 1989...Son of Sorin and Diana Prian...Majoring in business Personal: Born on Dec. 30, 1988...Son of Steve Pleier and Vicki Fella-Pleier...Majoring in management. sociology. Matt Egenrieder CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att Year GP Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T SO 2008 22 4 2 10 23 .174 1 0-0 2008 6 82:08 1 1.10 3 .750 0 0 0 0 2009 19 3 4 10 33 .091 2 0-0 2009 4 211:18 3 1.28 8 .727 0 2 0 0 TOTAL 41 7 6 20 56 .125 3 0-0 TOTAL 10 293:26 4 1.23 11 .733 0 2 0 0

Kurt Pleier Dan Prian

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27 8 AARON ROLAND MATT KADOCH Fleetwood, Pa. • Oley Valley Wallingford, Pa. • Strath Haven

F 6-5 195 Junior F 6-2 175 Sophomore

2009: Appeared in 19 games and made three starts for the Marauders as a sophomore...His 2009: Spent freshman season at Division I Siena College in 2009...Helped the Saints to an five goals ranked second on the team...Was the squad’s third leading scorer with 11 points... 8-8-3 overall record...The team’s third leading scorer with 11 points, Kadoch played in 17 Scored a goal in back-to-back games on Oct. 13 (at UDC) and Oct. 16 (vs. West Chester)...Only matches and made 10 starts...Scored five goals and added an assist...Netted two goals, assist of the season came on Oct. 31 at Shippensburg...Unloaded 26 shots, fourth most on the including the game-winner, in Siena’s 4-3 double overtime win at Saint Peter’s on Oct. 16... team. Named Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Co-Rookie of the Week on Oct. 19.

2008: Saw action in 10 games for the Marauders, starting two...Made first career start at High School: Played soccer and basketball at Strath Haven...Led the soccer team to a Central Mercyhurst on Sept. 21...Picked up first career point with an assist in a 2-0 win at Bloomsburg League Championship in 2007...Soccer team advanced to the District 1 quarterfinals during on Oct. 1...Scored his first career goal in a 3-0 win over California (Pa.) in the NCAA Division II his senior season...Had two multi-goal games as a senior, including a two-goal performance Atlantic Regional. in a 2-0 District 1 Class AAA first round win over Cheltenham.

High School: Berks County All-Division III selection in 2007...Scored 16 goals and totaled nine Personal: Born on Oct. 17, 1990...Son of Marc and Carol Kadoch...Has an older sister and a assists. younger brother...Father, Marc, played professional soccer in Israel for 15 years.

Personal: Born May 10, 1990...Son of David and Esther Roland...Two siblings...Major is undeclared.

CAREER STATISTICS Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att 2008 10 1 1 3 10 .100 0 0-0 2009 19 5 1 11 26 .192 0 0-0 TOTAL 29 6 2 14 36 .167 0 0-0 17 7 JUSTIN KEEFER Halifax, Pa. • Halifax

M 6-0 150 Sophomore

2009: Played in 10 games as a freshman...First career collegiate game action came in Millers- ville’s 4-0 win against Shippensburg on Sept. 19...Took his only shot of the season in a 4-0 win against East Stroudsburg on Sept. 30.

High School: Played soccer, football, basketball and ran track...Won 14 varsity letters... Helped soccer team to district championships in 2006, 2007 and 2008...All-state selection... Named Upper Dauphin Sentinel Player of the Year...Voted as team’s MVP...Participated in Big Brothers Big Sisters program.

Personal: Born on Nov. 25, 1990...Son of Brian and Chris Keefer...Major is undecided.

CAREER STATISTICS Year GP G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att 2009 10 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0 TOTAL 10 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0

Aaron Roland

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29 30 BRAD BENZING SHAYNE FITZWATER Baltimore, Md. • Mount St. Joseph Schuylkill Haven, Pa. • Blue Mountain

GK 5-9 175 Freshman GK 6-0 150 Freshman

High School: Served as a team captain at Mount Saint Joseph High School in Baltimore... High School: Played soccer and football at Blue Mountain, collecting six varsity letters...Soccer Backstopped the Gaels to a 16-3 record and a Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association team had a four-year record of 57-25-2 during his time there...Backstopped his team to the (MIAA) ‘A’ Conference Championship as a senior...Team finished 2009 with the No. 2 ranking Schuylkill League Division 1 title in 2008...A starter all four years, he made 71 career starts in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Region IV Poll and claimed and registered 25 clean sheets for the Eagles...2008 Pottsville Republican Herald Co-Player of the No. 15 spot in the final NSCAA National Poll...Led Mount Saint Joesph to a win over No. 1 the Year...2008 Schuylkill League First Team Goalkeeper...Member of the varsity club. McDonogh in the MIAA Championship on Nov. 9, 2009. Personal: Born on Nov. 8, 1991...Son of Thomas and Wendy Fitzwater...Both parents attended Personal: Born on Oct. 6, 1992...Son of Robert and Tina Benzing...Has an older sister and a Lock Haven University...Goalkeeping runs in the family, as his father, Thomas, starred at Lock younger brother...Father, Robert E. Benzing Sr., is a member of the Mount Saint Joseph Hall of Haven in the 1970’s and his brother, Liam, played at Penn State...Father was a member of the Fame...Major is undecided. Bald Eagles from 1974-78 and co-captained the university’s 1977 PSAC Championship and NCAA Division III National Championship-winning team...Father also played professionally for the now-defunct New Jersey Americans of the former American Soccer League (ASL)...Brother started 13 games and registered four wins during the 2008 season for the Nittany Lions... Majoring in sociology and criminology.

20 6 ANDREW DUKES REED KREIDER Glenmoore, Pa. • Downingtown East Annville, Pa. • Palmyra

F 5-10 155 Freshman D 5-9 150 Freshman

High School: Played three years of varsity soccer at Downingtown East...As a co-captain High School: Earned four letters in soccer under head coach Craig Tyrrell at Palmyra...Mem- in 2009 he helped the Cougars start the season with four straight wins, after the team had ber of a highly successful soccer program, as the Cougars won the 2007 Pennsylvania State dropped its first three games to start the previous season...Selected as an All-Ches-Mont Na- Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) Class AA Championship, the 2008 District 3 Class AA tional First Team Forward and an all-area second team forward...Led his team in goals, assists, Championship, and the 2009 Mid-Penn Conference Championship...Scored the game-winning and points as a senior and was named the team’s offensive most valuable player. goal in the 2008 District 3-AA Quarterfinals, as Palmyra beat Lancaster Mennonite, 2-1... Team compiled a gaudy record of 64-13-2 since the start of his sophomore season...Mid-Penn Personal: Born on Nov. 30, 1991...Son of Bill and Reenie Dukes...Has an older brother and a Keystone Division First Team defender as a junior and senior...First team all-county pick as younger sister...Major is undecided. a senior...2009 Harrisburg Patriot-News All-Star Boys’ Soccer Team selection...Anchored a defense that secured 22 straight wins and 15 sutouts in 2009...Involved with the Palmyra Caring Cougars program and Key Club.

Personal: Born on Nov. 6, 1991...Son of Rob and Alice Kreider...Has a younger sister...Major- ing in biology.

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14 18 TYLER RAU JUSTIN STEHR Ventnor, N.J. • Atlantic City Annville, Pa. • Northern Lebanon

D 6-3 155 Freshman D 6-1 165 Freshman

High School: Competed in soccer, swimming and track while at Atlantic City High School... High School: Lancaster-Lebanon All-Section III Second Team selection as a senior...More of Earned a total of nine varsity letters...2009 Press of Atlantic City Honorable Mention Midfield- a setup man, Stehr collected a handful of assists for a Vikings squad that won 10 games in er...Teammate of fellow Millersville soccer freshman, Brendan Layden...Helped the swimming 2009...A key contributor in Northern Lebanon’s turnaround, as his team won six more games team capture a Cape-Atlantic Championship in 2008...New Jersey State Interscholastic Ath- in 2009 than it did the year prior. letic Association (NJSIAA) gold medalist in the 400 yard freestyle relay...Selected as Atlantic City High School’s Top Male Student Athlete...Nominated for the 2010 Old Grad Award, which Personal: Born on May 26, 1992...Son of John and Denise Stehr...Majoring in business recognizes the best male and female senior athletes in Atlantic County. administration with a concentration in accounting.

Personal: Born on June 1, 1992...Son of Richard Rau and Eve Davis-Rau...Has two brothers... Worked with the Atlantic City Beach Patrol...Major is undecided.

15 21 ANDREW SCHULER SEAN STRANGEWAY Tabernacle, N.J. • Seneca Mount Joy, Pa. • Elizabethtown

M 5-8 138 Freshman M 5-10 145 Freshman

High School: Helped Seneca win the Olympic Conference Championship in 2009...Team High School: Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon League First Team All-Star (2008 and 2009)... advanced to the semifinals of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Named Elizabethtown Offensive Player of the Year following his junior and senior seasons... (NJSIAA) South, Group III Tournament in 2008 and the quarterfinals of that same tournament Served as a team captain in 2009 and was also selected as the team’s most valuable player...E- in 2009...Served as a team captain and was named team’s most valuable player as a senior... Town made appearances in the league quarterfinals in 2006 and 2009...Helped the Bears All-conference first team selection in 2009 and all-conference second team pick in 2008. claim a share of the Section 2 title and advance to the Lancaster-Lebanon League Semifinals in 2007...Represented E-Town in the 2009 L-L League All-Star Game and the 2009 Central Personal: Born on Mar. 16, 1992...Son of Jim and Lisa Schuler...Has a younger brother... Pennsylvania All-Star Classic. Majoring in business administration with a concentration in marketing. Personal: Born on July 21, 1991...Son of Mark Strangeway and Marcia LaRusso...Stepson of Sal LaRusso...Father, Mark, competed in track and field and cross country at Millersville University...Played club soccer with the Spirt United (2005-09), and LDC United (2009-10)... Participated in the Big Brothers Big Sisters after school mentoring program...Majoring in secondary education.

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17 MIKE WHALEN North Brunswick, N.J. • North Brunswick M/D 5-10 145 Freshman

High School: Capped his career at North Brunswick with a 14-goal, four-assist senior season...2009 First Team All-Middlesex County selection...Converted the game-winning penalty kick in the Raiders’ Greater Middlesex Conference semifinal upset of East Brunswick... Led team to the NJSIAA Central Group IV title in 2008 and the Group IV Semifinals in 2009... All-White Division First Team, Newark Star-Ledger All-Group IV Third Team, and Home News All-Area Second Team selection as a senior...Totaled 34 goals, 55 assists and 123 points during his four seasons at North Brunswick.

Personal: Born on Mar. 17, 1992...Son of Michael and Cathleen Whalen...Played for the Jersey Knights Fire U18 team...The Knights also produced Millersville junior Pat Baffuto...Has a younger brother...Majoring in business administration with a concentration in accounting.

4 COLBY ZEGER Mechanicsburg, Pa. • Cumberland Valley M/D 5-10 165 Freshman

High School: Two-sport athlete that competed in soccer and volleyball at Cumberland Val- ley...Helped the soccer team make the playoffs in three-of-four seasons...Compiled 15 goals and 20 assists during his time at CV and helped the team reach the PIAA District 3 AAA second round in 2009...Highly successful volleyball player that was named Mid-Penn Commonwealth Conference MVP and All-Sentinel Boys Volleyball Player of the Year in 2010...Team made two district and two state playoff appearances during his career and won one of each...Patriot- News All-Star in volleyball...Registered 2,000 assists for his career.

Personal: Born on Oct. 26, 1991...Son of Keith and Melanie Zeger...Has an older sister, Nicole...Majoring in occupational safety and environmental health.

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GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3 Fri., Aug. 28 - Millersville, Pa. Wed., Sept. 2 - East Stroudsburg, Pa. Sat., Sept. 5 - Millersville, Pa. #6 MILLERSVILLE 4 #3 MILLERSVILLE 1 #3 MILLERSVILLE 2 PHILADELPHIA 3 EAST STROUDSBURG 0 BLOOMSBURG 0 TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS MU PHIL MU ESU MU BU Shots 10 6 Shots 12 6 Shots 18 6 Corner Kicks 10 4 Corner Kicks 6 5 Corner Kicks 9 1 Saves 1 1 Saves 0 2 Saves 2 5 Fouls 18 18 Fouls 20 14 Fouls 10 13

SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD Millersville 1 3 4 Millersville 1 0 1 Millersville 1 1 2 Philadelphia 2 1 3 East Stroudsburg 0 0 0 Bloomsburg 0 0 0

SCORING SCORING SCORING MU - Wilson (1) (Loughlin), 8:31, 1-0, MU MU - Pagnotti (1) (Loughlin), 8:12, 1-0, MU MU - Loughlin (1) (Prian), 13:01, 1-0, MU PHIL - Gladic (Perez), 26:36, 1-1 MU - Roland (1) (Bargmann), 46:33, 2-0, MU PHIL - Lobb (unassisted), 37:40, 2-1, PHIL GOALKEEPERS MU - Baffuto (1) (Prian), 48:58, 2-2 Min. GA Saves GOALKEEPERS MU - Keller (1) (unassisted), 52:25, 3-2, MU MU - Langione 90:00 0 0 Min. GA Saves MU - Baffuto (2) (Loughlin), 78:27, 4-2, MU ESU - Pokrywa 90:00 1 2 MU - Langione 90:00 0 2 PHIL - Sliwinski (Purnell), 81:48, 4-3, MU BU - Leiendecker 90:00 2 5 GAME SUMMARY GOALKEEPERS No. 3 Millersville got a goal from Anthony Pagnotti under GAME SUMMARY Min. GA Saves 10 minutes into its highly anticipated PSAC East opener No. 3 Millersville and Bloomsburg both entered the match MU - Langione 90:00 3 1 with homestanding East Stroudsburg and never relin- with 2-0 records, but thanks to a goal in each half, the PHIL - Custer 90:00 4 1 quished the advantage in a 1-0 victory. Marauders were able to take care of business, 2-0, at Chryst Field at Biemesderfer Stadium. GAME SUMMARY After a failed clearance attempt by the Warriors (1-2, 0-1 Pat Baffuto found the back of the net twice in the second PSAC East), Kyle Loughlin found Pagnotti who beat ESU Millersville (3-0, 2-0 PSAC East) controlled much of the half as No. 6 Millersville rallied from a 2-1 halftime deficit keeper Larry Pokrywa for the only goal of the game at 8:12 play throughout the night. Matt Wilson nearly got the Ma- to post a 4-3 win in its home and season opening game at of the first half. The goal was Pagnotti’s first of the season rauders on the board at 8:19 of the first half, but his shot Chryst Field at Biemesderfer Stadium. and the assist was Loughlin’s team-leading third. went just north of the crossbar and the game remained scoreless. Matt Wilson broke through with the Marauders (1-0) Millersville (2-0, 1-0 PSAC East) put a stranglehold on the opening goal just 8:31 into the game. Wilson was able Warriors throughout the evening. East Stroudsburg, picked Kyle Loughlin gave Millersville a 1-0 advantage just under to corral a pass from Kyle Loughlin just outside the box, by the division’s coaches as the pre-season division favor- five minutes later. Loughlin netted his first of the year with before beating a defender and then keeper Charles Custer ite, managed just one shot in the first 45 minutes of play. a rocket along the ground that beat Bloomsburg (2-1, 1-1 for a 1-0 lead. Philadelphia (0-1) answered with two goals PSAC East) keeper David Leiendecker. Loughlin received a in 11:04, one each from Svetozar Gladic and Travis Lobb, to The Marauders back line of Thomas Bargmann, Jeremy quick tap pass off of a free kick from Dan Prian. take a 2-1 lead at intermission. Yoder, and 2008 All-PSAC East First Team selection John Claffey didn’t allow much more in the second half. ESU Millersville’s dominance in possession only resulted in a Baffuto banked his first of the night just over three minutes mustered just five shots in the second half and recorded one goal lead at the half, but the Marauders held a heavily into the second half off a feed from Dan Prian. Fr. Adam zero shots on goal for the 90 minute duration of the game. tilted 12-1 shot advantage after 45 minutes. Keller would then give the Marauders the lead in the 53rd minute. After crossing a ball from well outside the 18, With the win, Millersville secured its fifth straight victory The Black and Gold would quickly find the back of the miscommunication and a screen of the goalie allowed the against the Warriors, dating back to 2007. The Black and net in the second half, courtesy of Aaron Roland. The 6’5 ball to find the far right corner of the net. Gold has also gone into East Stroudsburg and emerged sophomore took a feed from Thomas Bargmann and made with a win in each of the last three seasons. the Huskies pay. Much like Loughlin’s goal earlier on, Baffuto used his head to notch his second of the night and Roland’s was his first of the 2009 campaign. it gave MU a 4-2 lead. Philadelphia would go a man down Matt Langione wasn’t called upon to make any saves on due to a red card in the 67th minute, but the Rams were the evening, but still came away with his first shutout of Bloomsburg tightened up the shot totals in the second able to cut the final deficit to one when Wojciech Sliwinksi the season, after posting six in 2008. half, trailing only 6-5 in that department, but could not deflected in a Ryan Purnell free kick at 81:48. solve MU keeper Matt Langione. Langione made two saves in picking up his second straight shutout and running his The season opening win was MU’s 10th in the last 13 scoreless minutes streak to 188:12. seasons. 32 2009 Review 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER

GAME 4 GAME 5 GAME 6 Tues., Sept. 8 - West Chester, Pa. Sat., Sept. 12 - Millersville, Pa. Sat., Sept. 16 - Wilmington, Del. #3 MILLERSVILLE 1 #3 MILLERSVILLE 2 #3 MILLERSVILLE 2 WEST CHESTER 0 MOLLOY 0 WILMINGTON (DEL.) 3 TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS MU WCU MU MC MU WILM Shots 18 6 Shots 15 8 Shots 10 6 Corner Kicks 10 4 Corner Kicks 2 3 Corner Kicks 6 3 Saves 4 4 Saves 2 3 Saves 2 6 Fouls 21 18 Fouls 7 7 Fouls 16 7

SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD Millersville 1 0 1 Millersville 0 2 0 Millersville 2 0 0 2 West Chester 0 0 0 Molloy 0 0 0 Wilmington 0 2 1 3

SCORING SCORING SCORING MU - Daubert (1) (Keller), 19:38, 1-0, MU MU - Baffuto (3) (Keller), 59:31, 1-0, MU MU - Yoder (1) (Baffuto), 1:40, 1-0, MU MU - Grimm (1) (Loughlin), 74:30, 2-0 MU MU - Roland (2) (Pepper), 35:47, 2-0 MU GOALKEEPERS WILM - Tarpeh (Wagner), 59:32, 2-1 MU Min. GA Saves GOALKEEPERS WILM - Zapata (Tarpeh), 63:56, 2-2 MU - Langione 90:00 0 4 Min. GA Saves WILM - Zapata (Tarpeh), 96:12, 3-2 WILM WCU - Weiss 62:02 1 3 MU - Langione 90:00 0 2 WCU - Bleiler 27:58 0 1 MC - Barros 90:00 2 3 GOALKEEPERS Min. GA Saves GAME SUMMARY GAME SUMMARY MU - Langione 96:12 3 2 The No. 3 Millersville men’s soccer team posted its third Pat Baffuto and Todd Grimm each tallied once and No. 3 WILM - Kavanagh 45:00 2 3 straight clean sheet and Ethan Daubert scored a first half Millersville earned its fourth straight shutout with a 2-0 WILM - Malali 51:12 0 3 goal in a 1-0 PSAC Eastern Division win at West Chester. non-conference win over Molloy College at Chryst Field at Biemesderfer Stadium. GAME SUMMARY The Marauders (4-0, 3-0 PSAC East) swarmed the Golden Jorge Zapata’s goal in the seventh minute of overtime com- Rams (0-3-1, 0-2-1 PSAC East) in the opening half of play. It was a struggle for the Marauders’ (5-0) offense early pleted a stunning comeback as Wilmington (Del.) handed The visitors held a 12-2 shot advantage, but the one that on against an unfamiliar opponent, as they generated six No. 3 Millersville its first defeat of the season, 3-2. counted was Daubert’s first goal of the season. shots over the first 45 minutes. Molloy (2-3-1) was solid in containing the Marauders in the opening frame as both The previously unbeaten Marauders (5-1) looked well Freshman Adam Keller served a corner kick into the box, squads went through a feeling out process. on their way to another victory in the first half. Jeremy but West Chester goalkeeper Peter Weiss’ attempted punch Yoder raced the visitors out to a 1-0 lead just 1:43 into at the ball went awry and Daubert was there to reap the Molloy got the first great scoring chance of the game in the game. Pat Baffuto’s corner kick found Yoder, who beat benefits at 19:38 of the first half. the 14th minute when Mike Adamcewicz was able to slip Wilmington (6-2) keeper Ethan Kavanagh for his first tally through the defense, ending up with a partial breakaway. of the season. Tension started to build between the two squads and the MU keeper Matt Langione got just enough of Adamcewicz’s game turned physical, as eight players were booked (all chip shot to deflect it wide of the goal. Eric Pepper found Aaron Roland in deep in the 36th minute yellow cards). West Chester picked up five of the eight and Roland beat Kavanagh from the left side of the six yard yellow cards. Baffuto broke the 0-0 deadlock in the 60th minute on a box to make it 2-0. The goal was Roland’s second in his last great individual effort. The second-year player was able to three games. Junior keeper Matt Langione made four saves on the chip the ball around Molloy goalkeeper Carlos Barros and afternoon for Millersville, picking up his third straight then fire it from the left side of the box into a wide open Wilmington’s comeback began in the 60th minute with shutout. The 2009 squad became just the sixth team in the net. The goal was Baffuto’s third of the season and ended a goal from Sargbah Tarpeh. Before the Marauders could program’s 50-season history to post back-to-back-to-back up being his second game-winner. Adam Keller picked up collect themselves, the home team struck when Tarpeh shutouts and can become just the second team to record his second assist of the season on the goal. hooked up with Zapata in the 64th minute to knot the four straight if they can do so against Molloy on Saturday. score at two. Millersville would get an insurance goal in the 75th min- The school record for consecutive shutouts is seven, set by ute, as a Loughlin cross found the head of Grimm, who was Tarpeh, who factored into all three Wilmington goals, the 2003 team, who accomplished the feat under head charging to the left post. The junior deposited the ball past found Zapata 6:12 into overtime and the junior beat coach Bob Charles. This Millersville team hasn’t gotten to Barros for the first goal of his career. The assist by Loughlin Langione to end it. that record yet, but it did set one of its own on Tuesday was his team-leading fourth. afternoon. With the win, Millersville is now 4-0 for the The loss was also the first for Millersville when leading at second time in two seasons. Langione made two saves on the evening, and the junior halftime since Oct. 19, 2005, when the Marauders held a keeper has not allowed a goal in the last 368:12. 2-1 lead over California (Pa.), before falling 5-2. 33 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER 2009 Review

GAME 7 GAME 8 GAME 9 Sat., Sept. 19 - Millersville, Pa. Sat., Sept. 26 - Millersville, Pa. Wed., Sept. 30 - Millersville, Pa. #3 MILLERSVILLE 4 #6 MILLERSVILLE 3 #5 MILLERSVILLE 4 SHIPPENSBURG 0 LOCK HAVEN 0 EAST STROUDSBURG 0 TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS MU SHIP MU LHU MU ESU Shots 20 5 Shots 15 6 Shots 22 10 Corner Kicks 11 3 Corner Kicks 8 2 Corner Kicks 4 3 Saves 1 5 Saves 2 5 Saves 4 9 Fouls 16 19 Fouls 13 16 Fouls 9 9

SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD Millersville 3 1 4 Millersville 3 0 3 Millersville 1 3 4 Shippensburg 0 0 0 Lock Haven 0 0 0 Bloomsburg 0 0 0

SCORING SCORING SCORING MU - Loughlin (2) (Prian), 5:02, 1-0, MU MU - Prian (1) (Wilson), 17:20, 1-0, MU MU - Own Goal, 28:53, 1-0, MU MU - Loughlin (3) (Baffuto), 14:50, 2-0, MU MU - Prian (2) (Wilson), 18:53, 2-0, MU MU - Wilson (2) (unassisted), 56:19, 2-0, MU MU - Loughlin (4) (penalty kick), 16:40, 3-0, MU MU - Melnick (1) (Pagnotti), 41:57, 3-0, MU MU - Roland (3) (Melnick), 69:17, 3-0, MU MU - Pagnotti (2) (Grimm), 46:05, 4-0, MU MU - Loughlin (5) (Bargmann), 73:16, 4-0, MU GOALKEEPERS GOALKEEPERS Min. GA Saves GOALKEEPERS Min. GA Saves MU - Langione 90:00 0 2 Min. GA Saves MU - Langione 45:00 0 0 LHU - Custer 90:00 3 5 MU - Langione 90:00 0 4 MU - Pleier 45:00 0 1 ESU - Pokrywa 90:00 4 9 SHIP - Sale 45:00 3 5 GAME SUMMARY SHIP - Foran 45:00 1 0 Dan Prian scored first half goals 1:33 apart and Steve GAME SUMMARY Melnick added a first half goal, as the No. 6 Millersville On the strength of three second half goals No. 5 Millersville GAME SUMMARY men’s soccer team rolled to a 3-0 victory over Lock Haven frustrated and overwhelmed visiting East Stroudsburg, 4-0. Kyle Loughlin’s natural hat trick in the first half helped the in non-conference action at Chryst Field at Biemesderfer No. 3 Marauders bounce back from their first loss of the Stadium. The road to victory wasn’t going to be easy for MU (8-1, 5-0 season with a 4-0 PSAC Eastern Division win over visiting PSAC East) on this night. The offenses of both teams found Shippensburg. The Marauders (7-1) set the tone early and Prian was re- scoring chances few and far between. The Marauders went warded with his first goal of the season in the 18th minute. in search of clinching their third straight PSAC playoff Millersville’s (6-1, 4-0 PSAC East) quick-strike offense The speedy forward broke towards the net from the left berth, but the Warriors (3-6-1, 1-3-1 PSAC East), who have capitalized early, as Loughlin opened the scoring in the side of the field and fired a shot that was initially stopped uncharacteristically struggled this season, fought hard to 6th minute. He took a Dan Prian pass and fired a laser from by Lock Haven (4-4-2) keeper Chris Custer. Matt Wilson remain a PSAC playoff hopeful. about 18 yards out that found the back of the net. collected the rebound, but he too was denied by Custer. Prian then jammed the ball into the left corner of the net, The Black and Gold opened the scoring in the 29th minute Nearly 10 minutes after his first goal, Loughlin netted his banking it off the post for a 1-0 Millersville lead. with some unlikely help from ESU. Warriors’ defender second of the evening when he headed home a Pat Baffuto Suane McLeish sent a high-arching ball back towards his cross at 14:50. The Marauders’ leading scorer then capped Prian’s tally 1:33 later came from the right side of the own goal from about 20 yards out, but the errant kick off his hat-trick by converting a penalty kick 1:50 later. goal, as he took a pass from Wilson and quickly gave the sailed over the head of keeper Larry Pokrywa and into the Marauders some breathing room. The two goals were net for an own goal. The Black and Gold finished the scoring a mere 1:05 into Prian’s first two of the season. As a freshman in 2008, Prian the second half. Sr. Anthony Pagnotti beat Shippensburg tallied four goals. Matt Wilson put the Marauders up a pair on an unassisted (0-4-2, 0-2-2 PSAC East) keeper Andrew Foran from the goal at 56:19. Millersville then padded its lead, as its left side of the box for his second goal of the season. Todd The Black and Gold got its third goal from an unlikely quick striking offense got after ESU twice in a span of Grimm added a helper as Millersville ran its lead to 4-0. source in Melnick. The senior from Lebanon, Pa., beauti- 3:59. First Aaron Roland headed home a corner kick from fully deflected home an Anthony Pagnotti throw-in just Steve Melnick at 69:17 to make it 3-0. Leading-scorer Kyle Millersville held an 11-3 advantage in corner kicks. Matt three minutes before halftime. The three goal lead was Loughlin then had his initial shot stopped by Pokrywa, Langione played the first half in goal for MU, but was not more than enough for Matt Langione, who made two saves but was in great position to head in the rebound at 73:16. needed to make any saves. Backup goalkeeper Kurt Pleier in recording his fifth shutout this season. Thomas Bargmann added a helper on the goal, which ran made the Marauders’ only save, as he finished off the the lead to 4-0. shutout by holding the Red Raiders scoreless over the final 45 minutes of play. Marauder keeper Matt Langione registered four saves in earning his sixth shutout of the season.

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GAME 10 GAME 11 GAME 12 Sat., Oct. 3 - Erie, Pa. Tues., Oct. 6 - Bloomsburg, Pa. Sat., Oct. 9 - Millersville, Pa. #5 MILLERSVILLE 3 #4 MILLERSVILLE 2 #4 MILLERSVILLE 2 GANNON 2 BLOOMSBURG 0 WHEELING JESUIT 0 TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS MU GU MU BU MU WJU Shots 17 15 Shots 9 5 Shots 9 3 Corner Kicks 3 5 Corner Kicks 3 3 Corner Kicks 5 1 Saves 5 6 Saves 4 8 Saves 0 4 Fouls 19 20 Fouls 0 0 Fouls 9 10

SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD Millersville 0 3 3 Millersville 1 1 2 Millersville 0 2 2 Gannon 2 0 2 Bloomsburg 0 0 0 Wheeling Jesuit 0 0 0

SCORING SCORING SCORING GU - Polack (Chate), 17:15, 1-0, GU MU - Loughlin (8) (unassisted), 25:31, 1-0, MU MU - Loughlin (9) (Daubert), 47:03, 1-0, MU GU - Howell (Chate), 33:18, 2-0, GU MU - Daubert (2) (Loughlin), 62:53, 2-0, MU MU - Pagnotti (3) (Baffuto), 73:16, 2-0, MU MU - Loughlin (6) (Baffuto), 51:38, 2-1, MU MU - Wilson (3) (Keller), 57:23, 2-2 GOALKEEPERS GOALKEEPERS MU - Loughlin (7) (Bargmann), 75:13, 3-2, MU Min. GA Saves Min. GA Saves MU - Langione 90:00 0 4 MU - Langione 90:00 0 0 GOALKEEPERS BU - Leiendecker 90:00 2 8 WJU - Young 90:00 2 4 Min. GA Saves MU - Langione 90:00 2 5 GAME SUMMARY GAME SUMMARY GU - Boehmer 90:00 3 6 A goal in each half lifted No. 4 Millersville to a 2-0 victory Backed by another strong defensive effort No. 4 Millersville and its second consecutive Pennsylvania State Athletic shutout visiting Wheeling Jesuit, 2-0, at Chryst Field. GAME SUMMARY Conference Eastern Division title. No. 5 Millersville stormed back with three second half goals Neither team found the back of the net in the opening half. to down upset-minded Gannon, 3-2, in Erie. The Marauders (10-1, 6-0 PSAC East) got the scoring On a chilly and blustery day, the Marauders (11-1) could started in the 26th minute with a familiar face potting the not take advantage of having the wind at their backs for The Golden Knights (3-7-2) got on the board in the 18th goal. Leading-scorer Kyle Loughlin collected a rebound and the first 45 minutes. The home team fired four shots in the minute, as Zane Polack took an Evan Chate pass and depos- beat Huskies’ goalkeeper David Leiendecker for his eighth stanza, but Shane Young, the WJU (7-4-1) keeper, made ited it past Matt Langione for 1-0 lead. Chate would also goal of the season. three saves to keep the game scoreless. assist on Gannon’s second goal of the day, with his corner kick finding the foot of leading-scorer Dan Howell. Howell’s Bloomsburg (6-3-2, 3-2-1 PSAC East), which currently sits Millersville controlled much of the play, despite having seventh goal of the season gave the home team a 2-0 lead in the second playoff spot in the PSAC Eastern Division, no goals to show for it. That changed in the 48th minute just over 33 minutes into the game. didn’t generate much offense to help its playoff hopes. when Kyle Loughlin scored his team-leading ninth goal of The Huskies fired just one shot Matt Langione’s way in the the season off a beautiful throw-in from Ethan Daubert. Millersville’s (9-1) offense stalled throughout the first half, opening five minutes. The throw was perfectly placed and Young had no chance taking just four shots. Much like they’ve done all season, at Loughlin’s header, which gave the Black and Gold a 1-0 the Marauders answered quickly. Six minutes into the Nearly 20 minutes into the second half, Millersville added edge. second half Kyle Loughlin finished off a Pat Baffuto pass to an insurance goal to make it 2-0. Ethan Daubert netted his cut the deficit to 2-1, but it was not the last that the junior second of the season, from Loughlin, at 62:53. Anthony Pagnotti gave the Marauders a 2-0 lead at 73:16 from Washington, N.J., would be heard from. after Pat Baffuto threaded a ball through the defense to Leiendecker made eight saves in defeat, but Langione find him. Wheeling Jesuit players, arguing that the play Matt Wilson deadlocked the game at two nearly six min- denied Bloomsburg all evening long. Langione only had to was offsides, stopped defending and Pagnotti dribbled utes later, putting home a feed from Adam Keller. Loughlin make four saves, but in doing so he registered his seventh past Young, easily depositing his third goal of the season then came through in the clutch, netting his second of the shutout of the season. into an empty net. day and team-leading seventh of the season in the 76th minute. Thomas Bargmann set up the goal, as the Maraud- The Marauders blanked an opponent for the ninth time this ers surged ahead 3-2 with under 15 minutes to play. season, pulling the 2009 squad within one shutout of the all-time Millersville record of 10, set by the 2002 team. The game was controlled by Millersville the rest of the way, with Gannon’s only shot over the final 15 minutes coming More remarkably, Millersville’s backline of Thomas Barg- with less than three minutes to play. mann, John Claffey, Jeremy Yoder, and Adam Keller aided in not allowing an opposing shot on goal for the second time this season. 35 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER 2009 Review

GAME 13 GAME 14 GAME 15 Tues., Oct. 13 - Washington, D.C. Fri., Oct. 16 - Millersville, Pa. Wed., Oct. 21 - Shepherdstown, W.Va. #3 MILLERSVILLE 3 #3 MILLERSVILLE 2 #2 MILLERSVILLE 3 DIST. OF COLUMBIA 0 WEST CHESTER 1 SHEPHERD 0 TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS MU UDC MU WCU MU SU Shots 28 3 Shots 15 8 Shots 21 4 Corner Kicks 11 2 Corner Kicks 5 3 Corner Kicks 4 1 Saves 1 10 Saves 3 8 Saves 1 7 Fouls 9 11 Fouls 15 15 Fouls 9 9

SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD Millersville 2 1 3 Millersville 2 0 2 Millersville 1 2 3 District of Columbia 0 0 0 West Chester 1 0 1 Shepherd 0 0 0

SCORING SCORING SCORING MU -Prian (3) (Keller), 21:17, 1-0, MU MU - Roland (5) (Keller), 5:42, 1-0, MU MU - Chilutti (1) (Melnick), 30:37, 1-0, MU MU - Grimm (2) (Chilutti), 40:58, 2-0, MU MU - Baffuto (4) (Melnick), 22:09, 2-0, MU MU - Baffuto (5) (Daubert), 59:00, 2-0, MU MU - Roland (4) (Chilutti), 62:32, 3-0, MU WCU - Weaver (penalty kick), 34:20, 2-1, MU MU - Loughlin (10) (unassisted), 60:00, 3-0, MU

GOALKEEPERS GOALKEEPERS GOALKEEPERS Min. GA Saves Min. GA Saves Min. GA Saves MU - Langione 70:18 0 1 MU - Langione 90:00 1 3 MU - Langione 90:00 0 1 MU - Pleier 19:42 0 0 WCU - Bleiler 90:00 2 8 SU - Lopez Zuniga 71:00 3 6 UDC - Gray 90:00 3 10 SU - Leonard 19:00 0 1 GAME SUMMARY GAME SUMMARY A steady rain and a temperature in the low 40s was not GAME SUMMARY The Millersville men’s soccer team has soared to enough to keep No. 3 Millersville from rolling to its eighth No. 2 Millersville went 90 minutes without allowing a unprecedented heights under third-year head coach Steve straight victory. The Marauders got two first half goals and goal for the 11th time this season and broke the school’s Widdowson. The No. 3 Marauders continued that upward held on late to down West Chester, 2-1, at Chryst Field. single-season shutout record in the process, blanking trend by tying a school record with their 10th shutout of Shepherd 3-0. the season in a 3-0 blanking of the University of the District Playing without the services of leading-scorer Kyle Lough- of Columbia. lin, MU (13-1, 7-0 PSAC East) turned to Aaron Roland to Reigning PSAC East Men’s Soccer Athlete of the Week, Matt help out with the scoring. Roland headed in his fifth goal Langione, helped secure the Black and Gold’s fourth shut- Millersville (12-1) matched a mark set by the 2002 team of the season, off a kick from Adam Keller at 5:42. out in its last five games. Langione made a save on the only and now has an opportunity to stand alone as the toughest shot he faced, registering his 18th career shutout, which team to score against in the program’s 50-season history. The Marauders would increase their lead to 2-0 in the 23rd is just two shy of Peter Yovino’s school-record of 20. The Not only did the team tie that impressive benchmark, minute. Pat Baffuto put a Steve Melnick rebound past WCU Dallastown product also etched his name into some more but keeper Matt Langione moved into first place on the keeper Garrett Bleiler for his first goal in nine games. Millersville history, tying the school-record for goalkeeping all-time wins list with 39. shutouts in a single-season with his ninth. West Chester (3-8-2, 1-4-2 PSAC East) foiled Millersville’s Dan Prian got the scoring started for the Black and Gold at bid at a school-record 11th shutout in one season. After a Joseph Chilutti opened the scoring with his first goal of the 21:17. Prian converted a pass from Adam Keller for his third Golden Ram was taken down in the box, Zach Weaver beat season. Chilutti finished off a Steve Melnick pass at 30:37 goal of the season. Matt Langione on the penalty kick at 34:20 to cut the WCU to give Millersville (14-1) a first half lead. deficit in half. Todd Grimm would put a ball past UDC (2-9-1) keeper Pat Baffuto and Kyle Loughlin put the game out of reach Kareem Gray just over four minutes before halftime to give Down a man due to a red card, the Marauder defense in the second half by scoring goals a minute apart. Baffuto the Marauders a 2-0 lead. Joseph Chilutti picked up an and Langione, stood tall. West Chester’s offense started scored his fifth of the year off a feed from Ethan Daubert assist on Grimm’s second of the year. to generate chances and came within inches of tying the at 59:00. Loughlin’s goal was his team-leading 10th of the game. With just 20 minutes left, the Golden Rams’ Josh season. The junior put a free kick past Rams’ (5-10) keeper Aaron Roland finished off the scoring in the 63rd minute. Labik hit the post and the rebound was immediately shot Edgar Lopez Zuniga at 60:00. Once again it was Chilutti picking up the assist. by Ryan Dicce, but Langione came up with his biggest save of the game. Langione made one save in 70:18 of work, picking up his 12th win of the season. Backup Kurt Pleier played the final The win was MU’s 17th straight within the PSAC East. 19:42. Gray made 10 saves for the Firebirds in the loss. Langione picked up his 40th career win in net.

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GAME 16 GAME 17 GAME 18 - PSAC Semiffiinals Sun., Oct. 25 - Buckhannon, W.Va. Sat., Oct. 31 - Shippensburg, Pa. Sat., Sept. 5 - Millersville, Pa. #2 MILLERSVILLE 1 #2 MILLERSVILLE 3 #1 MILLERSVILLE 2 WEST VA. WESLEYAN 0 SHIPPENSBURG 2 BLOOMSBURG 0 TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS MU WVW MU SHIP MU BU Shots 11 10 Shots 19 7 Shots 9 6 Corner Kicks 2 2 Corner Kicks 4 2 Corner Kicks 4 1 Saves 2 3 Saves 3 7 Saves 2 3 Fouls 11 13 Fouls 14 23 Fouls 18 15

SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD Millersville 0 1 1 Millersville 1 2 3 Millersville 0 2 2 West Va. Wesleyan 0 0 0 Shippensburg 1 1 2 Bloomsburg 0 0 0

SCORING SCORING SCORING MU - Yoder (3) (Pepper), 85:51, 1-0, MU SHIP - Supplee (Andrews), 12:22, 1-0, SHIP MU - Loughlin (12) (Yoder), 45:53, 1-0, MU MU - Pagnotti (4) (unassisted), 35:41, 1-1 MU - Baffuto (6) (Prian), 57:16, 2-0, MU GOALKEEPERS MU - Wilson (4) (Roland), 64:36, 2-1, MU Min. GA Saves SHIP - Celius (Rostad), 78:43, 2-2 GOALKEEPERS MU - Langione 90:00 0 2 MU - Loughlin (11) (Baffuto), 82:15, 3-2, MU Min. GA Saves WVW - Baldasare 90:00 1 3 MU - Langione 90:00 0 2 GOALKEEPERS BU - Leiendecker 90:00 2 3 GAME SUMMARY Min. GA Saves Jeremy Yoder’s header in the 86th minute found the back MU - Langione 90:00 2 3 GAME SUMMARY of the net and lifted No. 2 Millersville to a 1-0 win over SHIP - Sale 45:00 2 5 The No. 1 Marauders knocked home two second half goals West Virginia Wesleyan. SHIP - Foran 45:00 1 2 to get past Bloomsburg, 2-0, in a PSAC Semifinal contest and advanced to their second straight conference title The first half revealed little, as the Marauders (15-1) and GAME SUMMARY game in the process. Bobcats (8-7-2) played a tightly contested 45 minutes No. 2 Millersville downed Shippensburg 3-2 in a seesaw with minimal scoring chances. MU outshot Wesleyan 6-3 game to finish off a second straight undefeated PSAC Bloomsburg (10-6-2) hung with the Marauders throughout in the first half and had two shots on goal to the home Eastern Division slate. the first half, but it was Millersville (17-1) that controlled team’s zero. play at the BU end of the field for a majority of the period. A lack of shots mattered not for the Red Raiders (1-13-4, Despite that, the game was a scoreless tie heading to Yoder got his game-winner off of a free-kick feed from Eric 0-6-2 PSAC East), as Alex Supplee put the heavy underdogs halftime. Pepper at 85:51. The timely goal proved to be the game’s ahead just over 12 minutes into the game. Supplee only offense of the afternoon. Wesleyan, which came into finished off a pass from Dustin Andrews on what would be Jeremy Yoder collected Adam Keller’s corner kick before the game ranked 10th in the latest Atlantic Regional poll, one of Shippensburg’s two shots in the first half. sending a pass across the six-yard box to a wide-open Kyle had a late scoring attempt go wide. Loughlin for a 1-0 lead 53 seconds into the second half. The The Marauders (16-1, 8-0 PSAC East), meanwhile, goal was Loughlin’s 12th of the season and turned out to Millersville keeper Matt Langione registered two saves unleashed a shot barrage on Ship keeper Clay Sale. be his sixth game-winning goal of 2009. to earn his 10th shutout of the season and helped the Opportunity after opportunity went awry, until Anthony Marauders extend their school-record single-season Pagnotti tied the game on a long distance shot that found Breathing room came off the foot of Pat Baffuto nearly shutout mark to 12. Langione’s 10th shutout also broke a the upper left corner of the net. It was the senior’s fourth 12 minutes later. Baffuto took a pass from Dan Prian and single-season record for shutouts in a season by a keeper, goal of the season and it came in the 36th minute. MU blasted a shot by Huskies’ keeper David Leindecker for a surpassing Ryan Schlegel’s nine, which he recorded in continued to apply heavy pressure and held a 10-2 shot 2-0 edge. For Baffuto, it was tally number six on the year 2002. advantage at the half. and marked a bit of irony for the Marauders. Loughlin and Baffuto scored goals in the PSAC Semifinal for the second For the game, Millersville had 11 shot attempts, while the Matt Wilson forged MU ahead in the 65th minute with help straight season, as both tallied in last year’s opening-round Bobcats fired 10. Andrew Baldasare made three saves in from Aaron Roland. Ship refused to go down easily, rallying 3-2 victory over East Stroudsburg. defeat for Wesleyan. for the game-tying goal in the 79th minute. Matt Langione turned away Dave Rostad’s initial shot, but Michael Celius MU keeper Matt Langione registered his 11th shutout of was there to bang home the rebound to make it 2-2. the season, one shy of the PSAC single-season record. As a team, MU added to its school-record for shutouts in a Kyle Loughlin answered the bell when the Marauders season, picking up number 13. MU extended its winning needed it most, netting the game-winner just 3:32 later. streak to 12 games and has scored at least one goal in its last 40 games, dating back to the last game of the 2007 season. 37 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER 2009 Review

GAME 19 - PSAC Championship GAME 20 - NCAA Tournament 2009 SE ASON RECAP Sat., Nov. 7 - Slippery Rock, Pa. Fri., Nov. 13 - Slippery Rock, Pa. #1 MILLERSVILLE 1 #4 MILLERSVILLE 0 #12 SLIPPERY ROCK 2 #14 CHARLESTON 2 TEAM STATS TEAM STATS RECORD MU SRU MU UC Overall: 17-3 Shots 10 12 Shots 10 13 Conference (PSAC): 8-0 Corner Kicks 6 4 Corner Kicks 4 2 Non-Conference: 9-3 Saves 6 2 Saves 3 5 Home: 9-0 Fouls 12 12 Fouls 14 12 Away: 8-2 Neutral: 0-1 SCORE BY PERIOD SCORE BY PERIOD Millersville 0 1 1 Millersville 0 0 0 NATIONAL RANKINGS (NSCAA/adidas Poll) Slippery Rock 1 1 2 Charleston 2 0 2 Weeks Ranked: 13 Initial 2009 Ranking: 6 SCORING SCORING Highest 2009 Ranking: 1 SRU - Deighton (Fultz), 30:29, 1-0, SRU UC - Peters (Karamatic), 16:17, 1-0, UC Final 2009 Ranking: 17 SRU - Langstone (Deighton), 50:58, 2-0, SRU UC - Peters (Ivanovic), 24:26, 2-0, UC MU - Loughlin (13) (unassisted), 60:32, 2-1, SRU SCORE BY PERIOD GOALKEEPERS Millersville 20 25 0 45 GOALKEEPERS Min. GA Saves Opponents 9 5 1 15 Min. GA Saves MU - Pleier 90:00 2 3 MU - Langione 33:24 1 2 UC - Teepen 90:00 0 5 SCORING LEADERS MU - Pleier 56:36 1 4 POINTS SRU - Blum 90:00 1 2 GAME SUMMARY 1. Kyle Loughlin 31 Two first half goals by speedster Dion Peters made No. 4 2. Pat Baffuto 17 GAME SUMMARY Millersville’s second consecutive trip to the NCAA Division 3. Aaron Roland 11 Down 1-0 and with their backs against the wall, the No. 1 II Atlantic Regional a short one. The Marauders were never Marauders got off the mat and fought with everything to able to get any offense going as No. 14 Charleston (W.Va.) GOALS claw back into the PSAC Championship game. In the end, moved on to Sunday’s second round with a 2-0 victory at N. 1. Kyle Loughlin 13 No. 12 Slippery Rock was just too much, escaping N. Kerr Kerr Thompson Stadium. 2. Pat Baffuto 6 Thompson Stadium with a 2-1 win. 3. Aaron Roland 5 Peters got the Golden Eagles(18-3) on the board quickly The Rock (17-3-1) put themselves on the board in the when he headed in a cross from Darko Karamatic in the ASSISTS 31st minute to take a 1-0 lead. Marauders’ keeper Matt 17th minute to give the slight underdogs a 1-0 advantage. 1. Kyle Loughlin 5 Langione came out to challenge Kenneth Fultz, but 1. Pat Baffuto 5 misplayed the ball. Fultz sent the ball across the box to a Peters then gave Charleston —in its first NCAA Tourna- 1. Adam Keller 5 wide open Jeremy Deighton, who headed in his 17th tally ment appearance since 1999— an insurance tally eight of the season. minutes later. Predrag Ivanovic split the Marauder defense GAME-WINNING GOALS with a pass that Peters ran down and beat Millersville 1. Kyle Loughlin 6 Millersville (17-2) was dealt a blow three minutes later (17-3) keeper Kurt Pleier on a breakaway for a 2-0 lead. 2. Pat Baffuto 3 when Langione, coming out to play a ball, struck it with 3. Dan Prian 2 his hand outside of the 18 yard box, an action the referee MU, which advanced all the way to the national quarterfi- deemed intentional. Langione was assessed a red card and nals in last season’s NCAA Division II Tournament, could not GOALKEEPERS was ejected from the game. recover. The Golden Eagles gave MU a bunch of different Min. GA Saves defensive looks, clogging the middle of the field with Matt Langione 1594:54 12 40 With just 64 minutes of action all season, backup keeper anywhere between six and nine players the rest of the way. Kurt Pleier 211:18 3 8 Kurt Pleier was pressed into immediate action. In the 51st minute Iain Langstone beat a defender and then beat Charleston outshot the Marauders 13-10 for the game, but WINS Pleier one-on-one to make it 2-0 SRU. Deighton picked up Millersville held a 4-2 edge in corner kicks. Millersville was 1. Matt Langione 17 a helper on the play. shutout for the first time in 41 games. The last time the team failed to score was in a 2007 season-ending 3-0 loss SHUTOUTS Leading-scorer Kyle Loughlin picked the Marauders up in to Lock Haven. 1. Matt Langione 11 the 61st minute, cutting the Slippery Rock lead in half with 2. Team (combined) 2 his 13th goal of the season. Pleier, making his first career start, registered three saves in his debut. Sean Teepen made five saves for the Golden Eagles in picking up his 10th shutout of the season.

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ABOUT THE PSAC membership’s success has yielded 42 NCAA team and Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men’s athletics, the Pennsylvania 228 individual title winners. State Athletic Conference has evolved into one of the NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate conferences. While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league The first major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league also has evolved into one of reorganized to provide a structure for its women’s programs. Only three years later, Division II’s finest from an lacking a standard competitive division, league voted to reclassify the entire confer- academic standpoint. Today, ence to NCAA Division II. nearly one-third of the PSAC’s estimated 6,200 participants The most recent enhancement came during the 2008-09 academic year when are honored each year as the PSAC expanded for the first time in its rich history, adding full-time members “Scholar-Athletes” for main- Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, and associate member Long Island taining a grade-point average University-C.W. Post. The membership now consists of 16 full-time institutions and of 3.25 or better - a total that the one associate. has nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes were first recognized in the mid-1990s. All of the league’s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one-state conference in the NCAA. Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight league schools also The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: The largest conference in compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 118,000 students Division II, the largest football-playing conference in the NCAA, and, with 23, the and claim over 670,000 alumni, including 430,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level. The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. It employs a Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools annually combine commissioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of media relations at its to send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA postseason play. Ultimately, the headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.

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2009 PSAC STANDINGS 2009 PSAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK East WEEK 1 WEEK 7 Millersville * 8-0 17-3 East - Pat Baffuto, M, Millersville East - Kyle Loughlin, F/M, Millersville Bloomsburg * 5-2-1 10-6-2 West - Mike Luecke, F, California West - Billy Colton, F, Mercyhurst East Stroudsburg 3-4-1 11-8-1 WEEK 2 WEEK 8 West Chester 1-5-2 4-9-2 East - Kyle Loughlin, F/M, Millersville Shippensburg 0-6-2 1-13-4 East - Matt Langione, GK, Millersville West - Nicholas Thompson, M, Mercyhurst West - Jeremy Deighton, F, Slippery Rock West WEEK 3 WEEK 9 Mercyhurst * 7-1 14-6-1 East - Matt Langione, GK, Millersville East - Tyler Phillips, F, Bloomsburg Slippery Rock * 6-2 18-4-1 West - Nicholas Thompson, M, Mercyhurst West - Kenneth Fultz, F, Slippery Rock California (Pa.) 3-5 12-7 WEEK 4 WEEK 10 Gannon 3-5 6-10-2 East - Kyle Loughlin, F/M, Millersville East - Tyler Phillips, F, Bloomsburg Lock Haven 1-7 7-10-2 West - Benjamin Lloyd, F, Slippery Rock West - Billy Colton, F, Mercyhurst WEEK 5 East - Dan Prian, F, Millersville West - Greg Blum, GK, Slippery Rock WEEK 6 East - Kyle Loughlin, F/M, Millersville West - Justin Taucher, M, California/ Jeremy Deighton, F, Slippery Rock

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2009 ALL-PSAC MEN’S SOCCER TEAMS EAST WEST Forward Forward # Michael Celius Shippensburg Fr. Billy Colton * Mercyhurst Jr. Kyle Loughlin ^ Millersville Jr. Jeremy Deighton * Slippery Rock Sr. Tyler Phillips Bloomsburg Fr. Dan Howell Gannon Sr. Rick Williamson West Chester Jr. Afrim Latifi ^ Gannon Jr. Mike Luecke *^ California Sr. Midfielder Ethan Daubert Millersville So. Midfielder Mike Jones ^^ Bloomsburg Sr. Arash Fahandezh Mercyhurst Jr. Jason Mackel West Chester Sr. Ben Lloyd Slippery Rock Fr. Toric Robinson **^ East Stroudsburg Sr. Justin Taucher ^ California Sr. David Rostad Shippensburg Jr. Nick Thompson ^ Mercyhurst Sr. Sean Washek Gannon Fr. Back J.J. Deferdinando West Chester Sr. Back Kyle Loughlin, PSAC East Athlete of the Year Mike Kane East Stroudsburg Jr. Jonathan Garrick-Whiley Gannon Sr. Tim Pfender Bloomsburg Jr. Christoph Hampel Mercyhurst Jr. Zach Weaver * West Chester Sr. Nick Helbig * California Sr. Jeremy Yoder Millersville Jr. Lyndell Pompey * Lock Haven Sr. Tom Pool Slippery Rock Jr. Goalkeeper David Leiendecker ^ Bloomsburg Sr. Goalkeeper Larry Pokrywa East Stroudsburg Sr. Greg Blum * Slippery Rock Jr. Derek Yobbi * California Jr. * Indicates previous All-PSAC first team selection ^ Indicates previous All-PSAC second team selection # Additional honorees due to tie * Indicates previous All-PSAC first team selection PSAC EAST ATHLETE OF THE YEAR ^ Indicates previous All-PSAC second team selection Kyle Loughlin, F/M, Millersville PSAC WEST ATHLETE OF THE YEAR PSAC EAST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Jeremy Deighton, F, Slippery Rock Tyler Phillips, F, Bloomsburg PSAC WEST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR PSAC EAST COACH OF THE YEAR Sean Washek, M, Gannon Paul Payne, Bloomsburg PSAC WEST COACH OF THE YEAR Matt Thompson, Slippery Rock Ethan Daubert, All-PSAC East

Jeremy Yoder, All-PSAC East

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS OFFENSE GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 5 Kyle Loughlin 19-17 13 5 31 62 .210 36 .581 6 1-1 23 Pat Baffuto 20-20 6 5 17 24 .250 10 .417 3 0-0 27 Aaron Roland 19-3 5 1 11 26 .192 11 .423 0 0-0 15 Matt Wilson 20-19 4 2 10 21 .190 14 .667 0 0-0 9 Dan Prian 19-14 3 4 10 33 .091 19 .576 2 0-0 10 Anthony Pagnotti 18-10 4 1 9 22 .182 11 .500 1 0-0 24 Adam Keller 19-19 1 5 7 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 12 Ethan Daubert 18-18 2 2 6 10 .200 4 .400 1 0-0 2 Todd Grimm 20-0 2 1 5 14 .143 5 .357 0 0-0 22 Jeremy Yoder 19-19 2 1 5 5 .400 1 .200 1 0-0 6 Steve Melnick 14-2 1 3 5 9 .111 5 .556 0 0-0 20 Joseph Chilutti 20-0 1 2 4 27 .037 11 .407 1 0-0 14 Thomas Bargmann 20-20 0 3 3 5 .000 4 .800 0 0-0 19 Eric Pepper 19-10 0 2 2 15 .000 2 .133 0 0-0 11 Shane Seabrook 14-5 0 0 0 9 .000 2 .222 0 0-0 4 Luis Guerrero 17-0 0 0 0 7 .000 1 .143 0 0-0 18 Zack Lieb 18-3 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 21 Kevin Hennessey 13-1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 Mike Curtis 10-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 7 Justin Keefer 10-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 28 John Claffey 20-20 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13 Ross Fisher 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Kurt Pleier 4-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 00 Matt Langione 19-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total...... 20 45 37 127 300 .150 141 .470 16 1-1 Opponents...... 20 15 14 44 145 .103 59 .407 2 1-1

GOALKEEPING GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Save% W L T SO 00 Matt Langione 19-19 1594:54 12 0.68 40 .769 17 1 0 11 0 Kurt Pleier 4-1 211:18 3 1.28 8 .727 0 2 0 0 TM TEAM 2 Total...... 20 1806:12 15 0.75 48 .762 17 3 0 13 Opponents...... 20 1806:12 45 2.24 103 .696 3 17 0 1

TEAM STATISTICS MILL OPP GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total SHOT STATISTICS Millersville 20 25 0 45 Goals-Shot attempts 45-300 15-145 Opponents 9 5 1 15 Goals scored per game 2.25 0.75 Shot pct. .150 .103 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total Shots on goal-Attempts 141-300 59-145 Millersville 155 141 2 298 SOG pct. .470 .407 Opponents 67 76 2 145 Shots/Game 15.0 7.2 Assists 37 14 SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total CORNER KICKS 117 54 Millersville 17 30 1 48 PENALTY KICKS 1-1 1-1 Opponents 54 48 1 103 PENALTIES Yellow cards 27 49 CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT Total Red cards 2 6 Millersville 56 60 1 117 Opponents 16 38 0 54

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total Millersville 123 137 0 260 Opponents 126 134 1 261

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COACHING RECORDS Name Years No W L T PCT John Haser 1960-63 4 17 20 3 .463 Gene Wise 1964-65 2 5 12 1 .306 Albert Woolley 1966-85 20 92 143 19 .400 Bob Charles 1986-2006 21 199 159 42 .556 Steve Widdowson 2007- 3 46 14 2 .758 TOTALS 50 359 348 67 .507

Steve Widdowson Bob Charles

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS PSAC/PSAC EAST FINISHES Year Record Pct. Year Record Pct. Year Record Finish 1960 4-5 .444 1985 5-10 .333 1993 3-2-3 5th 1961 5-4-1 .550 1986 5-6-1 .458 1994 5-3 T-4th 1962 5-6 .455 1987 5-10-3 .361 1995 1-6-1 8th 1963 3-5-2 .400 1988 10-9-1 .525 1996 3-5 6th 1964 3-4-1 .438 1989 10-7-3 .575 1997 5-3 3rd 1965 2-8 .200 1990 #* 12-6-2 .650 1998 5-3 3rd 1966 3-5-1 .389 1991 13-3-2 .778 1999 2-6 8th 1967 5-4-1 .550 1992 11-9-1 .548 2000 2-4-2 6th 1968 4-6-1 .409 1993 8-4-6 .611 2001 4-4 5th 1969 6-6 .500 1994 12-6-2 .650 2002 4-1-3 3rd 1970 #* 6-7-2 .467 1995 5-12-2 .316 2003 2-6 8th 1971 5-8-1 .393 1996 8-9-2 .474 2004 5-2-1 T-2nd 1972 7-3-3 .654 1997 13-7-1 .643 2005 8-7-1 5th 1973 3-7-3 .346 1998 # 14-6-1 .690 2006 2-12-2 8th 1974 3-10 .231 1999 9-11 .450 2007 10-5-1 3rd 1975 0-10-1 .045 2000 7-9-4 .450 2008 * 10-0 1st 1976 7-5-1 .577 2001 9-9 .500 2009 * 8-0 1st 1977 4-6-2 .417 2002 # 14-3-3 .775 TOTALS 79-69-14 1978 6-7 .462 2003 13-6 .684 1979 5-7 .417 2004 9-7-4 .550 * East/West Divisional format was used in 2008 1980 5-4 .556 2005 9-8-1 .528 and 2009. PSAC was a one-division format for every other year. 1981 6-9 .400 2006 3-12-3 .200 1982 3-13 .231 2007 # 11-8-1 .579 1983 6-7-2 .467 2008 *#^~ 18-3-1 .841 1984 3-9-1 .292 2009 17-3 .850 TOTALS 359-348-67 (.507)

* PSAC East Champions #PSAC Tournament ^NCAA Tournament ~NCAA Atlantic Region Champion PSAC Runners-Up: 1990, 1998, 2002, 2008, 2009

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDS Rank Player Pts. G A Year 9. Sean Szerba 26 11 4 1997 SCORING Eric Vorchheimer 26 13 0 1992 Category No. Player Year Goals 23 Sean Szerba 1998 Assists 10 Sean McLaughlin 2008 SINGLE SEASON GOALKEEPING LEADERS 10 Sean Davies 1999 SAVES Points 52 Sean Szerba 1998 Rank Player Saves Year 1. Dale Fallon 144 1987 GOALKEEPING 2. Doug Schultz 138 1989 Category No. Player Year 3. Bill Mullins 131 1988 Saves 144 Dale Fallon 1987 4. Ryan Schlegel 127 2002 Goals-Against Avg. 0.68 Matt Langione 2009 5. B.J. Cradlin 126 2000 Goals Allowed 12 Matt Langione 2009 6. Danny Puertas 119 1997 Victories 18 Matt Langione 2008 7. Peter Yovino 118 1993 Shutouts 11 Matt Langione 2009 8. Delmas Bolin 113 1985 9. Danny Puertas 110 1994 SINGLE SEASON SCORING LEADERS 10. Danny Puertas 100 1995 GOALS GOALS ALLOWED Rank Player Goals Year (min. 10 appearances) 1. Sean Szerba 23 1998 Rank Player GA Year 2. Bill Bohn 20 1991 1. Matt Langione 12 2009 3. Ciaran Dalton 18 1998 2. Peter Yovino 16 1991 4. Sean McLaughlin 14 2008 3. Ryan Schlegel 17 2002 Ciaran Dalton 14 1996 4. Ryan Schlegel 18 2003 6. Kyle Loughlin 13 2009 5. Peter Yovino 19 1990 Eric Vorchheimer 13 1992 6. Matt Langione 20 2008 8. Sean Szerba 12 1996 Damian Ambrosia 20 2005 9. Sean Szerba 11 1997 B.J. Cradlin 20 2000 Chad Meyer 11 1993 9. Chris Smith 21 1999 Eric Orihuel 11 1986 Delmas Bolin 21 1986

ASSISTS GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Rank Player Assists Year (min. 10 appearances) 1. Sean McLaughlin 10 2008 Rank Player GAA Year Sean Davies 10 1999 1. Matt Langione 0.68 2009 3. Ryan Kiley 9 2008 2. Ryan Schlegel 0.86 2002 Kyle Loughlin 9 2008 3. Peter Yovino 0.89 1991 Sean Davies 9 2001 4. Matt Langione 0.94 2008 Matt Koch 9 1996 5. Ryan Schlegel 1.02 2003 7. Matt Procopio 8 2008 6. B.J. Cradlin 1.06 2000 Ciaran Dalton 8 1998 Peter Yovino 1.06 1990 Chris Mitchell 8 1998 8. Damian Ambrosia 1.15 2005 Doug Eby 8 1997 9. Danny Puertas 1.25 1997 10. Doug Schultz 1.40 1989 POINTS Rank Player Pts. G A Year WINS 1. Sean Szerba 52 23 6 1998 Rank Player Wins Year 2. Bill Bohn 45 20 5 1991 1. Matt Langione 18 2008 3. Ciaran Dalton 44 18 8 1998 2. Matt Langione 17 2009 4. Sean McLaughlin 38 14 10 2008 3. Ryan Schlegel 14 2002 5. Ciaran Dalton 32 14 4 1996 4. Ryan Schlegel 13 2003 6. Kyle Loughlin 31 13 5 2009 Danny Puertas 13 1997 7. Sean Szerba 27 12 3 1996 Peter Yovino 13 1991 Eric Orihuel 27 10 7 1986 7. Chris Smith 12 1998 44 History 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER

Rank Player Wins Year Danny Puertas 12 1994 9. Peter Yovino 11 1990 10. Doug Schultz 10 1989 Bill Mullins 10 1988

SHUTOUTS Rank Player SO Year 1. Matt Langione 11 2009 2. Ryan Schlegel 9 2002 3. Danny Puertas 8 1997 Peter Yovino 8 1991 5. Bill Mullins 7 1988 6. Matt Langione 6 2008 Peter Yovino 6 1990 8. Damian Ambrosia 5 2005 B.J. Cradlin 5 2000 Doug Schultz 5 1989

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS SCORING Category No. Player Year Goals 55 Sean Szerba 1995-98 Assists 30 Sean Davies 1998-2001 Sean Szerba, 1998 Points 124 Sean Szerba 1995-98

GOALKEEPING ASSISTS (min 10 appearances) Rank Player Assists Years Category No. Player Year 1. Sean Davies 30 1998-2001 Games Played 79 Danny Puertas 1994-97 2. Sean McLaughlin 22 2005-08 Starts 79 Danny Puertas 1994-97 Matt Miller 22 2002-05 Saves 422 Danny Puertas 1994-97 4. Ciaran Dalton 19 1995-98 Goals-Against Avg. 1.00 Matt Langione 2007- 5. Kyle Loughlin 18 2007- Victories 41 Matt Langione 2007- 6. Rob Waddell 16 1990-92, 1994 Shutouts 20 Matt Langione 2007- 7. Matt Miller 15 2002-04 20 Peter Yovino 1990-93 Willie Whitty 15 1997-2001 Nate Carlson 15 1992-95 10. Rocky Panarella 14 1999-2002 CAREER SCORING LEADERS Sean Szerba 14 1995-98 GOALS POINTS Rank Player Goals Years Rank Player Pts. G A Years 1. Sean Szerba 55 1995-98 1. Sean Szerba 124 55 14 1995-98 2. Ciaran Dalton 43 1995-98 2. Ciaran Dalton 105 43 19 1995-98 3. Bill Bohn 38 1988-91 3. Sean McLaughlin 90 34 22 2005-08 4. Sean McLaughlin 34 2005-08 4. Bill Bohn 87 38 11 1988-91 5. Chad Meyer 32 1990-93 5. Chad Meyer 74 32 10 1990-93 6. Kyle Loughlin 24 2007- 6. Kyle Loughlin 66 24 18 2007- 7. Brad Hotzman 23 1999-2002 7. Eric Vorchheimer 56 23 10 1990-93 Eric Vorchheimer 23 1990-93 8. Eric Orihuel 55 23 9 1984-86 Eric Orihuel 23 1984-86 Nate Carlson 55 20 15 1992-95 10. Chad Landis 22 2001-04 10. Sean Davies 54 12 30 1998-2001 Steve Hunt 22 1985-88

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- Fairleigh-Dickinson L 2 3 ALL-TIME RESULTS - Elizabethtown L 0 1 - William Paterson W 3 1 First MU Varsity Soccer Team, 1960 1963 Record: 3-5-2 Coach: John Haser

Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Lincoln (Pa.) L 3 5 - East Stroudsburg L 1 4 - Howard L 1 2 - Philadelphia Textile T 1 1 OT - Elizabethtown L 1 3 - William Paterson W 4 1 - Susquehanna L 1 3 - Susquehanna T 1 1 OT - Shippensburg W 1 0 - Lock Haven W 3 1 Team competed as Millersville State College from 1960 until 1982.

1960 1964 Record: 4-5 Record: 3-4-1 Coach: John Haser Coach: Gene Wise

Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Mount St. Mary’s W 4 3 - Lincoln (Pa.) T 1 1 OT - Lock Haven L 2 5 - East Stroudsburg L 1 5 - Baltimore L 1 5 - Baltimore L 1 5 - Lincoln (Pa.) W 3 0 - Susquehanna W 4 1 - Trenton State L 1 2 - Philadelphia Textile W 1 0 - Susquehanna W 5 4 - Shippensburg W 3 1 - Susquehanna W 7 3 - Lock Haven L 0 1 - East Stroudsburg L 0 5 - Howard L 1 5 - Howard L 1 5 1965 1961 Record: 2-8 Record: 5-4-1 Coach: Gene Wise Coach: John Haser Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Mount St. Mary’s L 2 3 - Lock Haven L 0 4 - Lincoln (Pa.) L 0 4 - Baltimore L 1 5 - East Stroudsburg L 1 2 - East Stroudsburg L 0 2 - Susquehanna L 0 3 - Lincoln (Pa.) W 5 3 - Elizabethtown L 0 4 - Fairleigh-Dickinson W 3 0 - Philadelphia Textile L 1 2 - Gallaudet W 4 2 - Shippensburg W 3 1 - Susquehanna L 2 3 - Messiah L 2 4 - Susquehanna W 7 3 - Lock Haven W 4 1 - Howard T 4 4 OT - Howard L 1 6 - William Paterson W 5 0 1966 1962 Record: 3-5-1 Record: 5-6 Coach: Bud Woolley Coach: John Haser Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Lincoln (Pa.) T 1 1 OT - Lock Haven W 2 1 - East Stroudsburg L 1 5 - Baltimore L 1 7 - Elizabethtown L 1 7 - East Stroudsburg L 1 2 - Shippensburg L 0 2 - Lincoln (Pa.) L 2 4 - Morgan State W 3 2 - Shippensburg W 9 0 - Philadelphia Textile W 1 0 - Philadelphia Textile W 3 1 - Messiah W 7 0 - Susquehanna W 2 0 - Lock Haven L 1 4 - Howard L 1 4 - Howard L 1 3

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1967 - Towson State T 1 1 OT Record: 5-4-1 - East Stroudsburg W 3 2 Coach: Bud Woolley - Glassboro State W 1 0 - Shippensburg ^ W 1 0 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Lock Haven & L 0 1 - Lincoln (Pa.) L 0 5 - East Stroudsburg W 3 0 ^ - PSAC Semifinals - Elizabethtown L 0 6 & - PSAC Championship - Shippensburg L 0 1 - Morgan State W 1 0 1971 - Susquehanna T 0 0 OT Record: 5-8-1 - Messiah W 3 1 Coach: Bud Woolley - Philadelphia Textile W 5 4 - Lock Haven W 4 0 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Howard L 1 3 - Philadelphia Textile T 1 1 OT - Lincoln (Pa.) W 5 0 1968 - Shippensburg L 0 1 Record: 4-6-1 - Messiah W 2 1 Coach: Bud Woolley - Salisbury State W 1 0 - Villanova L 2 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - York (Pa.) L 0 3 - Lincoln (Pa.) W 4 2 - West Chester W 1 0 - East Stroudsburg L 1 4 - Kutztown L 2 3 - Messiah W 2 0 - Lock Haven L 3 5 - Shippensburg T 2 2 OT - Towson State W 2 0 - Frostburg State L 0 4 - East Stroudsburg L 0 1 - Philadelphia Textile W 4 2 - Glassboro State L 1 2 - Morgan State L 1 3 - William Paterson L 1 2 - West Chester W 4 3 - Lock Haven L 0 2 1972 - Towson State L 0 2 Record: 7-3-3 - Glassboro State L 0 2 Coach: Bud Woolley

1969 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP Record: 6-6 - Philadelphia Textile L 0 2 Coach: Bud Woolley - Shippensburg W 1 0 - Salisbury State T 1 1 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Villanova W 6 4 - Lincoln (Pa.) W 1 0 - York (Pa.) W 3 1 - East Stroudsburg L 0 2 - Kutztown W 1 0 - Morgan State L 0 4 - Lock Haven T 3 3 - Shippensburg L 3 4 - Towson State T 1 1 - Frostburg State W 2 1 - East Stroudsburg L 1 3 - Philadelphia Textile L 2 7 - Lebanon Valley W 4 1 - Messiah W 3 1 - Messiah W 6 1 - Elizabethtown L 1 6 - Alliance W 1 0 - Lock Haven W 3 2 - Davis & Elkins L 0 2 - Towson State L 1 2 - Glassboro State W 3 2 1973 - York (Pa.) W 3 2 Record: 3-7-3 Coach: Bud Woolley 1970 Record: 6-7-2 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP Coach: Bud Woolley - Towson State W 6 2 - Philadelphia Textile L 0 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Lebanon Valley W 15 0 - Philadelphia Textile L 0 6 - Lock Haven L 1 2 - Lincoln (Pa.) W 6 1 - Salisbury State T 2 2 OT - Villanova W 2 0 - Villanova W 3 2 - Shippensburg L 1 2 - York (Pa.) L 1 2 - Frostburg State L 2 4 - William Paterson T 1 1 OT - Salisbury State L 0 2 - Kutztown L 0 2 - William Paterson L 0 1 - Shippensburg L 0 2 - York (Pa.) L 0 2 - East Stroudsburg L 0 5 - Messiah W 4 0 - Spring Garden L 1 3 - Lock Haven T 0 0 OT - Glassboro State T 1 1 OT 47 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER History

1974 - Bloomsburg L 1 3 Record: 3-10 - Shippensburg L 2 4 Coach: Bud Woolley - East Stroudsburg L 1 3 - Glassboro State T 3 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - York (Pa.) W 2 0 - Towson State W 4 0 - Villanova W 3 2 - District of Columbia L 1 5 - Lebanon Valley W 3 0 1978 - Lock Haven L 2 5 Record: 6-7 - Salisbury State L 1 6 Coach: Bud Woolley - Villanova W 3 2 - York (Pa.) L 0 1 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - William Paterson L 0 4 - Eastern Mennonite W 3 1 - Kutztown L 1 2 - Glassboro State L 1 2 - Shippensburg L 0 2 - Cheyney L 0 5 - East Stroudsburg L 0 2 - Bloomsburg L 1 2 - Spring Garden L 3 4 - Lancaster Bible College W 8 0 - Glassboro State L 2 6 - Salisbury State W 3 0 - Kutztown L 1 3 1975 - Shippensburg L 2 3 Record: 0-10-1 - Messiah W 3 0 Coach: Bud Woolley - East Stroudsburg L 2 3 - York (Pa.) W 5 0 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Towson State W 6 2 - Towson State L 1 7 - Spring Garden L 0 3 - Philadelphia Textile L 2 7 - Bloomsburg L 1 3 1979 - Lock Haven L 1 12 Record: 5-7 - Salisbury State T 2 2 OT Coach: Bud Woolley - Villanova L 0 1 - York (Pa.) L 1 2 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - William Paterson L 1 5 - Glassboro State L 0 3 - Kutztown L 1 5 - Cheyney W 3 2 - East Stroudsburg L 0 3 - Bloomsburg L 0 5 - Glassboro State L 1 5 - Lancaster Bible College W 10 0 - Towson State W 1 0 1976 - Salisbury State W 2 1 Record: 7-5-1 - Spring Garden L 1 2 Coach: Bud Woolley - Kutztown L 1 4 - Shippensburg L 2 5 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Messiah L 0 1 - Towson State T 2 2 - East Stroudsburg L 0 2 - Philadelphia Textile L 2 7 - York (Pa.) W 3 1 - Spring Garden L 1 6 - Bloomsburg W 4 3 1980 - Salisbury State W 3 0 Record: 5-4 - York (Pa.) W 2 0 Coach: Bud Woolley - William Paterson W 3 0 - Kutztown L 2 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Shippensburg L 0 3 - Lancaster Bible College W 5 2 - Messiah W 1 0 - Cheyney L 1 3 - East Stroudsburg L 1 6 - Bloomsburg W 2 1 - Glassboro State W 2 1 - Glassboro State L 1 3 - Villanova W 7 1 - Spring Garden W 5 2 - Kutztown L 1 3 1977 - Shippensburg L 1 2 Record: 4-6-2 - Messiah W 4 2 Coach: Bud Woolley - York (Pa.) W 4 2

Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP 1981 - Towson State L 3 5 Record: 6-9 - Philadelphia Textile L 1 5 Coach: Bud Woolley - Spring Garden T 4 4 - Saint Mary’s (Md.) W 4 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Salisbury State W 3 2 - Lebanon Valley W 4 1 - Kutztown L 0 4 - Messiah W 6 1

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- Alliance W 1 0 Sept. 11 at Gettysburg T 2 2 OT - Davis & Elkins L 0 2 Sept. 22 BLOOMSBURG * W 3 2 - Bloomsburg W 3 0 Sept. 26 SWARTHMORE W 1 0 - Villanova L 1 4 Sept. 29 GLASSBORO STATE L 0 2 - Glassboro State L 0 2 Oct. 3 at Cheyney * L 1 5 - Kutztown L 1 3 Oct. 6 at Maryland-Baltimore County L 0 2 - Shippensburg L 0 1 Oct. 9 KUTZTOWN * L 1 3 - Spring Garden W 2 1 Oct. 13 at Shippensburg * L 0 1 - York (Pa.) W 6 0 Oct. 17 EAST STROUDSBURG * L 0 4 - Messiah L 0 2 Oct. 23 at York (Pa.) L 1 2 - West Chester L 0 5 Oct. 31 at West Chester * L 1 8 - East Stroudsburg L 4 6 - Cheyney L 1 4 * - PSAC Contest % - Mount St. Mary’s Tournament [2nd place] (at Emmitsburg, Md.) 1982 Record: 3-13 1985 Coach: Bud Woolley Record: 5-10, 2-4 PSAC Coach: Bud Woolley Date Opponent W/L/T MSC OPP - Gettysburg L 0 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP - Lancaster Bible College W 10 0 Sept. 10, 1985 LEBANON VALLEY W 9 0 - Kean L 3 4 Sept. 13 at Elizabethtown % L 1 4 - Bloomsburg L 0 1 Sept. 14 vs. Muhlenberg % L 0 1 - Swarthmore W 2 0 Sept. 17 GETTYSBURG L 0 4 - Glassboro State L 0 7 Sept. 21 BLOOMSBURG * W 3 1 - Cheyney L 1 4 Sept. 28 CHEYNEY * W 4 3 OT - Maryland-Baltimore County L 1 4 Oct. 1 at Swarthmore L 0 2 - Kutztown L 1 2 Oct. 5 MARYLAND-BALTIMORE COUNTY L 2 4 - Shippensburg L 1 3 Oct. 8 at Kutztown * L 0 3 - Spring Garden L 1 2 Oct. 10 YORK (PA.) W 5 2 - Messiah L 2 3 Oct. 12 SHIPPENSBURG * L 0 3 - Elizabethtown L 0 8 Oct. 16 at East Stroudsburg * L 1 3 - York (Pa.) W 1 0 Oct. 22 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 6 3 - West Chester L 0 4 Oct. 30 WEST CHESTER * L 0 1 - East Stroudsburg L 1 3 Nov. 5 at Glassboro State L 3 5

Team has competed as Millersville University since 1983. * - PSAC Contest % - Blue Jay Classic [4th place] (at Elizabethtown, Pa.) 1983 Record: 6-7-2 1986 Coach: Bud Woolley Record: 5-6-1, 2-2-1 PSAC Coach: Bob Charles Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP - Cabrini W 3 0 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP - Mount St. Mary’s T 2 2 OT Sept. 9, 1986 ELIZABETHTOWN L 3 5 OT - Gettysburg W 3 2 Sept. 16 at Gettysburg L 0 3 - Kean L 1 5 Sept. 20 BLOOMSBURG * W 2 1 - Bloomsburg W 1 0 Sept. 27 at Cheyney * L 0 3 - Swarthmore T 0 0 OT Oct. 4 at Cabrini W 4 2 - Glassboro State L 0 3 Oct. 7 KUTZTOWN * W 3 1 - Cheyney L 2 6 Oct. 9 SWARTHMORE L 0 5 - Maryland-Baltimore County L 0 4 Oct. 11 at Shippensburg * T 2 2 OT - Kutztown W 3 1 Oct. 14 at York (Pa.) W 3 2 - Shippensburg W 1 0 Oct. 21 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 4 1 - Spring Garden L 0 1 Oct. 29 at West Chester * L 0 1 - York (Pa.) W 4 0 Nov. 3 GLASSBORO STATE L 2 3 OT - West Chester L 0 1 - East Stroudsburg L 0 4 * - PSAC Contest

1984 1987 Record: 3-9-1, 1-5 PSAC Record: 5-10-3, 2-3-1 PSAC Coach: Bud Woolley Coach: Bob Charles

Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 8, 1984 vs. Saint Mary’s (Md.) % W 3 0 Sept. 2, 1987 at Elizabethtown L 0 2 Sept. 9 at Mount St. Mary’s % L 1 3 Sept. 5 HAVERFORD L 1 2

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Sept. 12 at Rutgers-Camden L 1 2 Oct. 26 at West Chester * L 1 2 Sept. 17 JAMES MADISON L 1 2 Oct. 29 WASHINGTON & LEE L 1 2 Sept. 19 BLOOMSBURG * W 3 2 OT % - Scranton Invitational (at Scranton, Pa.) Sept. 20 at Mount St. Mary’s L 0 1 * - PSAC Contest Sept. 26 CHEYNEY * L 1 2 Sept. 30 at Stockton State W 2 1 1989 Oct. 6 at Kutztown * L 1 2 Record: 10-7-3, 2-1-2 PSAC Oct. 8 at Swarthmore T 1 1 OT Coach: Bob Charles Oct. 10 SHIPPENSBURG * W 2 1 Oct. 13 YORK (PA.) W 3 1 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Oct. 15 at East Stroudsburg * L 0 3 Sept. 2, 1989 CALIFORNIA (PA.) % L 0 2 Oct. 17 SPRING GARDEN W 1 0 Sept. 3 WILKES % W 3 2 OT Oct. 20 GOSHEN T 1 1 OT Sept. 5 at Elizabethtown L 0 3 Oct. 21 at Delaware L 1 4 Sept. 7 at Gettysburg W 4 0 Oct. 28 WEST CHESTER * T 0 0 OT Sept. 9 RUTGERS-CAMDEN W 3 1 Oct. 31 at Washington & Lee L 0 5 Sept. 13 WASHINGTON (MD.) W 2 1 Sept. 16 BLOOMSBURG * W 1 0 * - PSAC Contest Sept. 19 at Susquehanna W 4 0 Sept. 23 at Eastern Mennonite W 2 0 Sept. 26 at Bucknell L 1 3 Sept. 30 EASTERN MENNONITE W 5 3 Oct. 3 at Kutztown * T 1 1 OT Oct. 5 at Swarthmore L 0 3 Oct. 7 SHIPPENSBURG * W 2 1 Oct. 10 YORK (PA.) W 3 0 Oct. 14 SPRING GARDEN T 1 1 OT Oct. 18 at Delaware L 1 3 Oct. 23 at East Stroudsburg * L 1 3 Oct. 25 WEST CHESTER * T 1 1 OT Nov. 1 at Lock Haven ^ L 0 3

* - PSAC Contest ^ - PSAC Semifinals % - Millersville University Invitational (at Millersville, Pa.)

1990 Record: 12-6-2, 3-0-2 PSAC Coach: Bob Charles

Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 1, 1990 WILLIAM PATERSON % W 3 0 Steve Hunt, 1988 Sept. 2 RUTGERS-NEWARK % W 5 1 Sept. 4 ELIZABETHTOWN L 0 2 Sept. 6 GETTYSBURG W 3 1 1988 Sept. 8 RUTGERS-CAMDEN W 3 0 Record: 10-9-1, 2-2-1 PSAC Sept. 15 at Bloomsburg * T 0 0 OT Coach: Bob Charles Sept. 18 SUSQUEHANNA W 5 0 Sept. 22 EASTERN MENNONITE W 2 1 OT Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 25 at Bucknell L 0 2 Sept. 3, 1988 vs. Montclair State % L 0 2 Sept. 29 DELAWARE L 1 2 Sept. 4 vs. Eastern Connecticut % L 2 3 Oct. 2 KUTZTOWN * W 2 0 Sept. 6 ELIZABETHTOWN L 0 4 Oct. 4 SWARTHMORE W 3 1 Sept. 8 GETTYSBURG W 2 1 Oct. 6 SHIPPENSBURG * T 1 1 OT Sept. 10 RUTGERS-CAMDEN W 2 1 Oct. 9 at York (Pa.) W 9 1 Sept. 14 at Washington (Md.) W 3 1 Oct. 20 EAST STROUDSBURG * W 1 0 Sept. 17 at Bloomsburg * W 1 0 OT Oct. 22 at Wilkes L 2 3 Sept. 20 SUSQUEHANNA W 1 0 Oct. 24 at West Chester * W 2 1 Sept. 28 STOCKTON STATE W 1 0 Oct. 28 at Saint Joseph’s (Pa.) L 1 3 Oct. 1 at Eastern Mennonite W 2 1 Oct. 31 BLOOMSBURG ^ W 2 0 Oct. 2 at James Madison L 0 7 Nov. 4 at Lock Haven & L 1 3 OT Oct. 4 KUTZTOWN * W 4 1 Oct. 6 SWARTHMORE W 3 2 * - PSAC Contest Oct. 8 at Shippensburg * T 2 2 OT ^ - PSAC Semifinals Oct. 12 at York (Pa.) W 1 0 & - PSAC Championship Oct. 15 at Spring Garden L 0 4 % - Millersville University Invitational (at Millersville, Pa.) Oct. 19 DELAWARE L 1 4

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Oct. 3 at Shippensburg * L 0 1 Oct. 7 at Allentown W 3 0 Oct. 10 at West Chester * W 4 3 OT Oct. 12 SWARTHMORE W 1 0 Oct. 14 DELAWARE W 2 1 Oct. 17 EAST STROUDSBURG * L 0 3 OT Oct. 20 RUTGERS-CAMDEN W 3 1 Oct. 22 at Lock Haven L 0 5 Oct. 25 at Philadelphia Textile L 2 3 OT Oct. 31 at Longwood T 3 3 OT Nov. 4 at Lock Haven ^ L 0 7

* - PSAC Contest ^ - PSAC Semifinals % - Millersville University Invitational (at Millersville, Pa.)

1993 Record: 8-4-6, 3-2-3 PSAC PSAC Finish: 5th/9 Coach: Bob Charles

Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 11, 1993 WEST CHESTER * W 4 1 Bill Bohn, 1991 Sept. 14 LOCK HAVEN * L 0 4 Sept. 18 at Elizabethtown W 1 0 Sept. 20 HOLY FAMILY W 6 1 1991 Sept. 22 at Shippensburg * T 1 1 OT Record: 13-3-2, 2-2-1 PSAC Sept. 25 vs. Findlay + W 3 2 Coach: Bob Charles Sept. 26 at Wheeling Jesuit L 1 3 Sept. 29 at New York Tech L 0 2 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Oct. 2 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * T 3 3 OT Sept. 7, 1991 at Rutgers-Camden W 5 0 Oct. 5 BUCKNELL T 2 2 OT Sept. 12 at Gettysburg W 1 0 Oct. 9 GETTYSBURG W 1 0 Sept. 14 BLOOMSBURG * T 0 0 OT Oct. 13 at Kutztown * W 3 0 Sept. 15 WHEATON W 4 1 Oct. 17 WOOSTER T 2 2 OT Sept. 18 at Elizabethtown T 2 2 OT Oct. 19 at Delaware T 0 0 OT Sept. 21 at Eastern Mennonite W 3 0 Oct. 21 SLIPPERY ROCK * W 4 1 Sept. 24 at Bucknell W 2 0 Oct. 23 at Bloomsburg * L 1 3 Sept. 28 MORAVIAN L 1 2 Oct. 27 LONGWOOD W 3 2 OT Oct. 1 at Kutztown * L 2 3 Oct. 31 at East Stroudsburg * T 3 3 OT Oct. 3 WILKES W 1 0 Oct. 5 SHIPPENSBURG * W 3 2 * - PSAC Contest Oct. 7 at Swarthmore W 5 0 + - Game played at Wheeling, W.Va. Oct. 9 ALLENTOWN W 4 0 Oct. 12 WEST CHESTER * W 2 1 1994 Oct. 14 LONGWOOD W 4 1 Record: 12-6-2, 5-3 PSAC PSAC Finish: 4th/9 Oct. 16 at Delaware W 1 0 Coach: Bob Charles Oct. 20 at East Stroudsburg L 0 3 Oct. 27 SAINT JOSEPH’S (PA.) W 4 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 6, 1994 at William Paterson W 4 0 * - PSAC Contest Sept. 8 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA W 2 1 Sept. 10 at Rutgers-Camden T 2 2 OT 1992 Sept. 12 at Holy Family W 4 1 Record: 11-9-1, 3-1 PSAC Sept. 14 BLOOMSBURG * W 4 3 Coach: Bob Charles Sept. 17 ELIZABETHTOWN L 1 4 Sept. 20 at West Chester * L 1 2 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 24 NEW YORK TECH L 0 3 Sept. 5, 1992 WILLIAM PATERSON % W 6 0 Sept. 28 SHIPPENSBURG * W 2 1 Sept. 6 MERCYHURST % L 1 3 Sept. 30 at Lock Haven L 2 3 OT Sept. 9 GETTYSBURG L 0 2 Oct. 4 at Bucknell W 1 0 Sept. 12 BLOOMSBURG * W 1 0 Oct. 6 KUTZTOWN * W 3 0 Sept. 16 ELIZABETHTOWN L 0 3 Oct. 8 at California (Pa.) * W 2 1 Sept. 21 at Holy Family W 4 0 Oct. 11 at Cabrini W 3 1 Sept. 23 at Bucknell L 1 2 Oct. 13 PITT-JOHNSTOWN W 4 0 Sept. 26 at Moravian W 3 2 OT Oct. 15 at Slippery Rock * W 2 1 OT Sept. 29 KUTZTOWN * W 4 1 Oct. 18 EAST STROUDSBURG * L 1 4 Oct. 1 at Wilkes W 1 0 Oct. 20 at Gettysburg W 3 2

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Oct. 25 at Shepherd L 0 2 Sept. 9 at Allentown T 0 0 OT Oct. 29 at Longwood T 1 1 OT Sept. 11 BOWIE STATE W 7 0 Sept. 14 at Concordia (N.Y.) L 1 2 * - PSAC Contest Sept. 15 at District of Columbia W 4 0 Sept. 17 at Swarthmore W 3 0 1995 Sept. 20 LOCK HAVEN * L 2 4 Record: 5-12-2, 1-6-1 PSAC PSAC Finish: 8th/9 Sept. 24 at Bloomsburg * W 3 0 Coach: Bob Charles Sept. 27 at New York Tech W 2 1 Oct. 1 at Shippensburg * W 1 0 OT Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Oct. 4 SLIPPERY ROCK * W 1 0 Sept. 2, 1995 WILLIAM PATERSON L 0 1 Oct. 7 at Bucknell L 1 3 Sept. 7 at District of Columbia W 3 1 Oct. 11 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * W 2 1 Sept. 9 vs. Beaver College % W 2 1 Oct. 14 at Kutztown * L 0 2 Sept. 10 at Richard Stockton % L 0 1 Oct. 18 at East Stroudsburg * L 0 2 Sept. 13 at Bloomsburg * T 3 3 OT Oct. 21 SHEPHERD W 8 1 Sept. 16 at Pitt-Johnstown W 3 0 Oct. 23 at Rutgers-Camden L 1 2 Sept. 19 WEST CHESTER * L 2 3 OT Oct. 25 WEST CHESTER * W 3 0 Sept. 21 at Swarthmore L 1 3 OT Oct. 29 COLUMBIA UNION W 9 0 Sept. 23 at New York Tech L 0 2 Nov. 1 ELIZABETHTOWN W 3 1 Sept. 27 at Shippensburg * L 2 3 OT Nov. 4 at East Stroudsburg ^ L 0 5 Sept. 30 LOCK HAVEN * L 0 3 Oct. 3 at Bucknell L 2 5 * - PSAC Contest Oct. 7 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * L 0 1 OT ^ - PSAC Semifinals Oct. 9 CABRINI T 1 1 OT Oct. 12 at Kutztown * W 2 0 1998 Oct. 14 SLIPPERY ROCK * L 1 3 Record: 14-6-1, 5-3 PSAC PSAC Finish: 3rd/9 Oct. 18 at East Stroudsburg * L 0 4 Coach: Bob Charles Oct. 24 SHEPHERD W 2 1 Oct. 26 GETTYSBURG W 6 0 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 2, 1998 ALLENTOWN W 4 1 * - PSAC Contest Sept. 4 at William Paterson % W 5 2 % - Richard Stockton Invitational [2nd place] (at Galloway Township, N.J.) Sept. 5 at Montclair State % L 0 3

1996 Record: 8-9-2, 3-5 PSAC PSAC Finish: 6th/9 Coach: Bob Charles

Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 7, 1996 at William Paterson L 1 2 Sept. 10 ALLENTOWN W 7 1 Sept. 14 PITT-JOHNSTOWN W 8 1 Sept. 18 SWARTHMORE W 3 0 Sept. 21 NEW YORK TECH W 4 1 Sept. 24 BLOOMSBURG * L 1 2 Sept. 28 at Cabrini W 2 0 Oct. 2 SHIPPENSBURG * L 1 2 Oct. 5 at Slippery Rock * W 3 0 Oct. 8 at Bucknell L 1 2 Oct. 10 at Lock Haven * L 1 2 Oct. 12 at California (Pa.) * W 2 0 Oct. 15 KUTZTOWN * W 3 2 Oct. 17 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA T 3 3 OT Oct. 20 EAST STROUDSBURG * L 0 4 Oct. 22 at Shepherd L 0 1 Oct. 24 RUTGERS-CAMDEN T 2 2 OT Oct. 26 at West Chester * L 1 2 OT Nov. 3 at Elizabethtown L 1 2

* - PSAC Contest

1997 Record: 13-7-1, 5-3 PSAC PSAC Finish: 3rd/9 Coach: Bob Charles

Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sean Szerba, 1998 Sept. 6, 1997 WILLIAM PATERSON W 3 2

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Sept. 9 SHEPHERD W 4 0 Sept. 27 at West Chester * L 1 2 OT Sept. 12 CONCORDIA (N.Y.) W 5 3 Sept. 30 MERCY T 0 0 OT Sept. 16 SWARTHMORE W 9 1 Oct. 2 at Goldey-Beacom W 3 1 Sept. 19 NEW YORK TECH W 5 0 Oct. 4 COLUMBIA UNION W 6 1 Sept. 23 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA W 5 2 Oct. 7 at Lock Haven * L 1 2 OT Sept. 26 at Lock Haven * W 3 2 Oct. 11 BLOOMSBURG * T 0 0 OT Sept. 30 BLOOMSBURG * W 2 1 Oct. 14 EAST STROUDSBURG * L 0 2 Oct. 7 SHIPPENSBURG * W 7 3 Oct. 17 SHIPPENSBURG * W 3 0 Oct. 10 at Slippery Rock * L 0 1 Oct. 21 at Slippery Rock W 3 2 Oct. 14 at Bucknell L 2 3 Oct. 24 at Bloomfield W 5 0 Oct. 17 at California (Pa.) * L 2 3 Oct. 26 at New Jersey Tech L 1 2 OT Oct. 20 KUTZTOWN * W 3 1 Oct. 28 at California (Pa.) L 1 5 Oct. 22 RUTGERS-CAMDEN W 5 0 Oct. 24 EAST STROUDSBURG * L 1 4 * - PSAC Contest Oct. 29 COLUMBIA UNION W 5 0 Oct. 31 at West Chester * W 3 2 2001 Nov. 3 at Lock Haven ^ T 0 0 OT Record: 9-9, 4-4 PSAC PSAC Finish: 5th/9 (Millersville advances 3-0 in PKs) Coach: Bob Charles Nov. 8 at East Stroudsburg & L 0 1 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP * - PSAC Contest Sept. 1, 2001 GOLDEY-BEACOM W 3 1 % - Holiday Inn Cup Tournament [2nd place] (at Wayne, N.J. and Montclair, N.J.) Sept. 5 NEW JERSEY TECH W 3 1 ^ - PSAC Semifinals Sept. 8 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * L 2 3 & - PSAC Championship Sept. 13 at Kutztown * W 4 2 Sept. 19 LOCK HAVEN * L 0 2 1999 Sept. 22 SLIPPERY ROCK * W 2 0 Record: 9-11, 2-6 PSAC PSAC Finish: 8th/9 Sept. 25 at East Stroudsburg * W 3 1 Coach: Bob Charles Sept. 29 at Bloomsburg * L 1 2 Sept. 30 HOLY FAMILY W 1 0 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Oct. 4 at Columbia Union L 3 4 Sept. 1, 1999 WILLIAM PATERSON W 4 0 Oct. 6 at New York Tech L 0 2 Sept. 4 ELIZABETHTOWN L 0 3 Oct. 11 CALDWELL W 3 0 Sept. 7 at Allentown W 3 0 Oct. 13 at Concordia (N.Y.) L 0 1 Sept. 11 at Concordia (N.Y.) W 2 1 Oct. 15 BLOOMFIELD W 5 2 Sept. 14 at Kutztown * L 1 2 Oct. 17 at Shippensburg * L 1 2 OT Sept. 18 at Longwood L 2 3 Oct. 20 at Mercy L 2 3 Sept. 21 WEST CHESTER * W 1 0 Oct. 23 WEST CHESTER * W 3 1 Sept. 23 at District of Columbia W 2 1 Oct. 27 at Dowling L 0 1 Sept. 25 at C.W. Post L 1 3 Sept. 26 at New York Tech L 0 2 * - PSAC Contest Sept. 29 NEW JERSEY TECH W 4 0 Oct. 2 LOCK HAVEN * L 0 1 Oct. 6 at Bloomsburg * L 0 1 Oct. 9 at Dowling L 0 4 Oct. 12 at Shippensburg * L 0 1 Oct. 16 SLIPPERY ROCK * W 2 0 Oct. 19 BLOOMFIELD W 10 3 Oct. 23 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * W 4 1 Oct. 26 at Columbia Union W 11 1 Oct. 31 at East Stroudsburg * L 0 3

* - PSAC Contest

2000 Record: 7-9-4, 2-4-2 PSAC PSAC Finish: 6th/9 Coach: Bob Charles

Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 2, 2000 LONGWOOD T 1 1 OT Sept. 9 CONCORDIA (N.Y.) L 1 2 Sept. 12 at Caldwell L 1 2 Sept. 14 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA W 2 1 Sept. 16 DOWLING L 0 3 Sept. 19 KUTZTOWN * T 0 0 OT Sept. 23 C.W. POST L 2 3 OT Chad Landis, 2002 Sept. 24 NEW YORK TECH W 1 0

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2002 Sept. 8 MERCY T 0 0 OT Record: 13-3-4, 4-1-3 PSAC PSAC Finish: 3rd/9 Sept. 10 DOWLING T 1 1 OT Coach: Bob Charles Sept. 12 MOLLOY T 0 0 OT Sept. 14 at Caldwell L 0 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 19 at California (Pa.) * L 0 1 Aug. 31, 2002 GOLDEY-BEACOM W 3 2 OT Sept. 22 at West Chester * W 1 0 Sept. 3 WILMINGTON (DEL.) W 2 0 Sept. 25 BLOOMSBURG * W 3 2 Sept. 14 at C.W. Post W 5 1 Oct. 2 at Slippery Rock * T 1 1 OT Sept. 17 at West Chester * L 0 1 Oct. 6 at District of Columbia L 1 3 Sept. 21 at California (Pa.) * W 2 1 Oct. 9 SHIPPENSBURG * W 3 0 Sept. 25 KUTZTOWN * T 0 0 OT Oct. 12 KUTZTOWN * W 4 2 Sept. 27 DOWLING L 0 3 Oct. 16 EAST STROUDSBURG * W 6 1 Oct. 1 at Lock Haven * L 0 3 Oct. 19 WILMINGTON (DEL.) W 5 1 Oct. 3 at District of Columbia W 1 0 Oct. 23 BRIDGEPORT L 4 5 OT Oct. 5 at Slippery Rock * W 2 0 Oct. 27 HOLY FAMILY W 6 1 Oct. 9 EAST STROUDSBURG * T 0 0 OT Oct. 30 at #16 Lock Haven * L 0 3 Oct. 14 HOLY FAMILY W 3 0 Nov. 3 at #15 Lock Haven ^ L 0 2 Oct. 19 NEW YORK TECH W 2 1 Oct. 22 at Caldwell W 2 0 * - PSAC Contest Oct. 24 at Bloomfield W 3 2 ^ - PSAC Semifinals Oct. 26 MERCY W 2 1 Oct. 29 SHIPPENSBURG * W 1 0 2005 Nov. 2 BLOOMSBURG * T 0 0 OT Record: 9-8-1, 8-7-1 PSAC PSAC Finish: 6th/9 Nov. 6 at West Chester ^ T 1 1 OT Coach: Bob Charles (Millersville advances 4-3 in PKs) Nov. 10 at East Stroudsburg & L 0 4 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Aug. 31, 2005 GOLDEY-BEACOM W 1 0 * - PSAC Contest Sept. 3 at Bloomsburg * L 0 1 OT ^ - PSAC Semifinals Sept. 7 at East Stroudsburg * W 2 0 & - PSAC Championship Sept. 10 LOCK HAVEN * T 1 1 OT Sept. 13 WEST CHESTER * L 0 1 OT 2003 Sept. 17 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * L 1 3 Record: 13-6, 2-6 PSAC PSAC Finish: 8th/9 Sept. 20 at Shippensburg * W 3 1 Coach: Bob Charles Sept. 24 at Slippery Rock * L 0 1 Sept. 27 KUTZTOWN * W 4 0 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Oct. 1 BLOOMSBURG * W 2 1 Aug. 30, 2003 at Goldey-Beacom W 3 2 Oct. 4 at Bridgeport L 0 3 Sept. 7 at New Jersey Tech W 4 0 Oct. 11 at Lock Haven * W 1 0 Sept. 9 CALDWELL W 2 1 Oct. 13 EAST STROUDSBURG * W 1 0 Sept. 16 WEST CHESTER * L 0 2 Oct. 15 at West Chester * L 1 2 Sept. 21 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * L 0 1 Oct. 19 at California (Pa.) * L 2 5 Sept. 22 COLUMBIA UNION W 4 0 Oct. 22 SHIPPENSBURG * W 4 1 Sept. 24 at Kutztown * W 2 0 Oct. 25 SLIPPERY ROCK * W 3 0 Sept. 27 at Dowling W 1 0 Oct. 29 at Kutztown * L 0 3 Sept. 29 at Wilmington (Del.) W 3 0 Oct. 1 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA W 1 0 * - PSAC Contest Oct. 4 SLIPPERY ROCK * W 2 0 Oct. 5 C.W. POST W 5 0 2006 Oct. 8 at #10 East Stroudsburg * L 0 2 Record: 3-12-3, 2-12-2 PSAC PSAC Finish: 8th/9 Oct. 11 at Bloomsburg * L 1 3 Coach: Bob Charles Oct. 13 at Holy Family W 2 1 Oct. 18 NYACK W 4 1 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Oct. 21 BLOOMFIELD W 4 0 Aug. 26, 2006 EAST STROUDSBURG * T 1 1 OT Oct. 28 at Shippensburg * L 0 2 Aug. 30 at Lock Haven * L 0 5 Nov. 1 LOCK HAVEN * L 2 3 OT Sept. 3 at West Chester * L 1 3 Sept. 5 at California (Pa.) * T 0 0 OT * - PSAC Contest Sept. 9 at Shippensburg * L 2 5 Sept. 13 SLIPPERY ROCK * L 0 1 2004 Sept. 16 at Kutztown * L 0 1 Record: 9-7-4, 5-2-1 PSAC PSAC Finish: 3rd/9 Sept. 18 at Bloomsburg * W 2 0 Coach: Bob Charles Sept. 20 at Goldey-Beacom W 1 0 Sept. 24 at East Stroudsburg * L 0 3 Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Sept. 26 LOCK HAVEN * L 2 3 OT Aug. 31, 2004 GOLDEY-BEACOM W 3 1 Sept. 30 WEST CHESTER * L 0 2 Sept. 4 at C.W. Post W 4 0 Oct. 3 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * L 0 2 Sept. 5 at Southampton L 0 4 Oct. 7 SHIPPENSBURG * L 0 1

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Oct. 11 at Slippery Rock * L 0 1 ^ - PSAC Semifinals Oct. 14 KUTZTOWN * W 3 0 & - PSAC Championship Oct. 18 BLOOMSBURG * L 1 3 # - NCAA Division II Tournament First Round Oct. 21 WILMINGTON (DEL.) T 1 1 OT $ - NCAA Division II Tournament - Atlantic Regional Final + - NCAA Division II Tournament Quarterfinals (Elite Eight) * - PSAC Contest % - Wilmington Tournament (at Wilmington, Del.)

2007 2009 Record: 11-8-1, 10-5-1 PSAC PSAC Finish: 3rd/9 Record: 17-3, 8-0 PSAC East PSAC East Finish: 1st/5 Coach: Steve Widdowson Coach: Steve Widdowson Final National Ranking: #17

Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Aug. 25, 2007 at Shippensburg * T 1 1 OT Aug. 28, 2009 PHILADELPHIA W 4 3 Aug. 29 at West Chester * L 1 4 Sept. 2 at East Stroudsburg * W 1 0 Sept. 1 KUTZTOWN * W 1 0 Sept. 5 BLOOMSBURG * W 2 0 Sept. 3 SHEPHERD W 2 1 OT Sept. 8 at West Chester * W 1 0 Sept. 6 at Bloomsburg * W 2 1 Sept. 12 MOLLOY W 2 0 Sept. 12 EAST STROUDSBURG * L 0 2 Sept. 16 at Wilmington (Del.) L 2 3 OT Sept. 15 at California (Pa.) * W 3 1 Sept. 26 LOCK HAVEN W 3 0 Sept. 17 LOCK HAVEN * L 2 3 OT Sept. 30 EAST STROUDSBURG * W 4 0 Sept. 22 at Slippery Rock * L 0 1 Oct. 3 at Gannon W 3 2 Sept. 26 WEST CHESTER * W 2 1 Oct. 6 at Bloomsburg * W 2 0 Sept. 29 SHIPPENSBURG * W 4 2 Oct. 9 WHEELING JESUIT W 2 0 Oct. 4 at Molloy L 0 3 Oct. 13 at District of Columbia W 3 0 Oct. 6 at Kutztown * W 3 2 Oct. 16 WEST CHESTER * W 2 1 Oct. 10 BLOOMSBURG * W 2 0 Oct. 21 at Shepherd W 3 0 Oct. 15 at #9 East Stroudsburg * W 2 1 OT Oct. 25 at West Virginia Wesleyan W 1 0 Oct. 18 at Lock Haven * L 0 4 Oct. 31 at Shippensburg * W 3 2 Oct. 20 CALIFORNIA (PA.) * W 2 1 Nov. 4 BLOOMSBURG ^ W 2 0 Oct. 24 at Holy Family L 2 3 Nov. 7 at #12 Slippery Rock & L 1 2 Oct. 27 SLIPPERY ROCK * W 1 0 Nov. 13 vs. #14 Charleston (W.Va.) # L 0 2 Oct. 31 at Lock Haven ^ L 0 3 * - PSAC Contest * - PSAC Contest ^ - PSAC Semifinals ^ - PSAC Semifinals & - PSAC Championship # - NCAA Division II Tournament First Round (at Slippery Rock, Pa.) 2008 Record: 18-3-1, 10-0 PSAC East PSAC East Finish: 1st/6 Coach: Steve Widdowson Final National Ranking: #6

Date Opponent W/L/T MU OPP Aug. 28, 2008 vs. Holy Family % W 2 0 Aug. 29 vs. Philadelphia % W 1 0 OT Sept. 3 at West Chester * W 4 1 Sept. 10 WILMINGTON (DEL.) W 4 2 Sept. 13 SHIPPENSBURG * W 4 0 Sept. 17 KUTZTOWN * W 3 1 Sept. 21 at Mercyhurst L 1 2 Sept. 24 at #4 East Stroudsburg * W 4 1 Sept. 27 SLIPPERY ROCK L 1 2 Oct. 1 at Bloomsburg * W 2 0 Oct. 4 CALIFORNIA (PA.) W 3 2 Oct. 7 WEST CHESTER * W 2 1 Oct. 13 WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN W 3 2 OT Oct. 21 at Kutztown * W 4 0 Oct. 25 at Shippensburg * W 6 1 Oct. 28 at #11 East Stroudsburg * W 2 0 Nov. 1 BLOOMSBURG * W 3 1 Nov. 5 #15 EAST STROUDSBURG ^ W 3 2 OT Nov. 8 CALIFORNIA (PA.) & L 2 3 Nov. 14 CALIFORNIA (PA.) # W 3 0 Nov. 16 SLIPPERY ROCK $ W 1 0 Nov. 22 #10 NORTHERN KENTUCKY + T 1 1 OT (N. Kentucky advances 5-4 in PKs) Sean McLaughlin, 2008 * - PSAC East Contest

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS 1999 Scott Zacharda Back All-PSAC 2nd 2000 Brian Hanks Midfield All-PSAC 2nd Year Player Position Honor Team 2001 Willie Whitty Forward NSCAA All-Northeast Reg. 2nd 1971 Keith O’Malley Line All-PSAC 2nd Sean Davies Midfield All-PSAC 1st Andy Greenawalt Line All-PSAC 2nd Willie Whitty Forward All-PSAC 2nd Tony Papadimitriou Line All-PSAC 2nd Dave Brown Back All-PSAC 2nd 1972 Andy Greenawalt Line All-PSAC 1st 2002 Rocky Panarella Midfielder All-PSAC 1st Greg Gichan Back All-PSAC 2nd Brad Hotzman Forward All-PSAC 2nd Bob Miller Back All-PSAC 2nd Dave Brown Back All-PSAC 2nd Alan Bernabei Line All-PSAC 2nd Ryan Schlegel Goalkeeper All-PSAC 2nd 1973 Keith O’Malley Line All-PSAC 1st 2003 Dave Brown Back NSCAA All-Northeast Reg. 2nd 1974 Brian Guthrie Goalkeeper All-PSAC 1st Dave Brown Back All-PSAC 1st Dan Delp Back All-PSAC 2nd Jarad Overturf Back All-PSAC 2nd 1976 Bruce Drozd Forward All-PSAC East Vladislav Petcov Midfielder All-PSAC 2nd 1979 Henry Oji Back All-PSAC East 2004 Ryan Schlegel Goalkeeper All-PSAC 2nd 1982 Emanuel Soares All-PSAC East NSCAA All-Northeast Reg. 1st Mark Walsh All-PSAC East Matt Miller Forward All-PSAC 2nd 1983 Brian Carpenter Back All-PSAC East Austin Cottrell Forward All-PSAC 2nd Manny Soares Forward All-PSAC East NSCAA All-Northeast Reg. 2nd 1985 Eric Orihuel Forward All-PSAC East Ryan Roush Back All-PSAC 2nd 1986 Steve Hunt Midfield All-PSAC East 2005 Damian Ambrosia Goalkeeper All-PSAC 1st Eric Orihuel Forward All-PSAC East Ryan Roush Back All-PSAC 1st 1987 Steve Hunt Forward All-PSAC East Sean McLaughlin Forward All-PSAC 2nd Rod Hogan Back All-PSAC East Vladislav Petcov Midfielder All-PSAC 2nd Dale Fallon All-PSAC East HM 2007 Steve Widdowson PSAC East Coach of the Year 1988 John Washington Forward All-PSAC East Sean McLauglin Forward All-PSAC 1st Steve Hunt Midfield All-PSAC East NSCAA All-Northeast Reg. 2nd Rod Hogan Back All-PSAC East David Lyon Defense All-PSAC 2nd Tim Scouler Back All-PSAC East 2008 Steve Widdowson PSAC East Coach of the Year Bob Charles Coach PSAC Coach of the Year NSCAA Atlantic Reg. Coach of the Year 1989 John Washington Forward All-PSAC East Sean McLaughlin Forward PSAC East Athlete of the Year Rob Yovich All-PSAC East All-PSAC East 1st 1990 Bill Bohn Forward All-PSAC East NSCAA/adidas All-Atlantic Reg. 1st Larry Grine Midfield All-PSAC East Daktronics All-Atlantic Reg. 1st Eastern Division MVP NCAA Atlantic Reg. OOP Bill Schumacher Back All-PSAC East NCAA Atlantic Reg. All-Tournament Team Bob Charles Coach PSAC Coach of the Year Ryan Kley Midfield All-PSAC East 2nd 1991 Bill Bohn Forward All-PSAC East NSCAA/adidas All-Atlantic Reg. 2nd PSAC East Player of the Year NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-East Reg. 2nd David Wellborn Back All-PSAC East NCAA Atlantic Reg.l All-Tournament Team 1992 Chad Meyer Forward All-PSAC East Thomas Bargmann Defense NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-East Reg. HM Eric Vorchheimer Midfield All-PSAC East Matt Procopio Defense NSCAA/adidas All-Atlantic Reg. 2nd Larry Grine Midfield All-PSAC East Daktronics All-Atlantic Reg. 1st Shawn Meals Back All-PSAC East All-PSAC East 2nd Steve Wilson Back All-PSAC East NCAA Atlantic Reg. All-Tournament Team 1993 Eric Vorchheimer Midfield All-PSAC 1st John Claffey All-PSAC East 1st Chad Meyer Forward All-PSAC 2nd Kyle Loughlin All-PSAC East 2nd Steve Wilson Back All-PSAC 2nd NCAA Atlantic Reg. All-Tournament Team 1994 James Colino Forward NCAA-II/NSCAA Mid-Atlantic Reg. Matt Langione Goalkeeper NCAA Atlantic Reg. All-Tournament Team All-PSAC 1st NCAA Atlantic Reg. ODP Brian Courtney Back All-PSAC 2nd 2009 Pat Baffuto Midfield Daktronics NCAA D-II Atlantic Reg. 1st 1995 Nate Carlson Forward All-PSAC 2nd NSCAA All-Atlantic Reg. 2nd 1996 Sean Szerba Midfield All-PSAC 1st Thomas Bargmann Defense Daktronics NCAA D-II Atlantic Reg. 1st Ciaran Dalton Forward All-PSAC 2nd NSCAA All-Atlantic Reg. 3rd Adam Myers Back All-PSAC 2nd John Claffey Defense NSCAA All-Atlantic Reg. 2nd 1997 Sean Szerba Midfield All-NSCAA Div. II Mid-Atlantic Reg. Ethan Daubert Midfield All-PSAC East All-PSAC 1st Adam Keller Defense Daktronics NCAA D-II Atlantic Reg. 2nd Danny Puertas Goalkeeper All-NSCAA Div. II Mid-Atlantic Reg. 2nd Matt Langione Goalkeeper Daktronics NCAA D-II Atlantic Reg. 1st Ciaran Dalton Forward All-PSAC 2nd Kyle Loughlin Forward All-PSAC East 1998 Sean Szerba Midfield All-NSCAA Div. II Mid-Atlantic Reg. PSAC East Athlete of the Year PSAC Athlete of the Year Daktronics NCAA D-II Atlantic Reg. 1st All-PSAC 1st NSCAA All-Atlantic Reg. 1st Ciaran Dalton Forward All-NSCAA Div. II Mid-Atlantic Reg. Jeremy Yoder Defense All-PSAC East All-PSAC 2nd NSCAA All-Atlantic Reg. 1st Chris Mitchell Back All-PSAC 1st NSCAA/Suburu All-American 3rd Scott Zacharda Back All-PSAC 2nd Bob Charles Coach PSAC Coach of the Year 56 Facilities 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S SOCCER FACILITIES CHRYST FIELD AT BIEMESDERFER STADIUM

Biemesderfer Stadium, which has served as home to the Marauders since 1970, underwent a dynamic transformation in 2005.

An all-purpose synthetic surface field (Field- Turf) was installed. New visitors bleachers were added, a new scoreboard was placed in the endzone, an eight-lane running track was refinished and locker rooms were refurbished.

Athletic facility renovations were made pos- sible by a gift from Dana Chryst ’81 and The Jay Group in honor of J. Freeland Chryst ’50. Chryst Field was officially dedicated on Oct. 8, 2005.

CARPENTER-TROUT ATHLETIC TRAINING FACILITY

The Carpenter-Trout Athletic Training Facil- ity, a stand-alone athletics training facility at Biemesderfer Stadium, opened in the fall of 2006. The facility was built as part of a $2 million makeover.

The 5,000 square-foot training center is open for use by all of Millersville’s intercollegiate teams. The facility is an integral part of the physical development of all the Millersville student-athletes.