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Media Information ...... 1 CONTACT GENERAL INFORMATION 2006 Quick Facts ...... 1 Handling the Athletic Media Relations duties School: University of Pittsburgh 2006 Season Outlook...... 2-3 for the Pittsburgh men’s soccer team is Jacque Location: Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Head Coach Joe Luxbacher ...... 4-5 Skowvron. Founded: 1787 Coaching/Support Staff ...... 6-7 Enrollment: 33,393 2006 Roster ...... 8 PRESS SERVICES Nickname: Panthers 2006 Player Profiles ...... 9-18 Members of the media are supplied with weekly Colors: Blue and Gold 2006 Opponents ...... 19 updates containing statistics, game summaries Home Field: Founders Field 2005 Final Statistics ...... 20 and information regarding upcoming events. On (Indianola, Pa.) 2005 Results ...... 21 game day, the media relations staff will distribute Affiliation: NCAA Division I Scoring Records ...... 22 game programs, team and individual statistics Conference: BIG EAST Goalkeeping Records ...... 23 and all postgame information. Chancellor: Mark A. Nordenberg Team Records ...... 24 Alma Mater: Thiel College '70 Miscellaneous Records ...... 25 MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENT Athletic Director: Jeff Long Annual Team Leaders ...... 26 Located on the Petersen Events Center’s Alma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ‘82 Big East Honors and Awards ...... 27-28 Event Level: Athletic Phone: (412) 648-7488 All-Time Coaching Records ...... 29 Men’s Soccer SID: Jacque Skowvron Soccer History ...... 30 Office Number: (412) 648-8240 MEN’S SOCCER HISTORY Panthers in the Pros ...... 31 Cell Number: (724) 312-2188 First Year of Soccer: 1954 Pitt’s All-America Selections ...... 32 Fax Number: (412) 648-8248 All-Time Record: 350-334-71 Pitt’s Most Valuable Players ...... 33 Mailing Address: Last postseason opponent: Seton Hall All-Time Lettermen ...... 34-35 P.O. Box 7436, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (11/5/00) Year-by-Year Results ...... 36-39 Overnight Address: Result: L, 2-1 (Big East Quarterfinals) Results vs. 2006 Opponents ...... 40 Petersen Events Center, 3719 Terrace Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15261 COACHING STAFF Web Address: www.pittsburghpanthers.com Head Coach: Joe Luxbacher MEDIA OUTLETS Alma Mater: Pittsburgh ‘74 INTERVIEW POLICY Record at School (Yrs.): 178-162- Associated Press If a media member wishes to interview or 43 (22) 6 Gateway Center, Suite 222, Pittsburgh, PA photograph a Pittsburgh men’s soccer player or Overall Record (Yrs.): 202-174-47 15222. (412) 281-3747. Fax: (412) 281-1869. coach, please contact the Media Relations De- (25) Assistant Coaches: (Alan Robinson, sports editor). partment in advance. Every attempt will be made Brian Retzloff to fulfill the request as efficiently and as quickly (Washington & Jefferson, ‘95), Dave Beaver County Times as possible. Morris (Tennessee, ‘96) Volunteer Assistant: Mike Bacasa 400 Fair Avenue, Beaver, PA 15009. (724) 775- Interviews with student-athletes will be set up (Pittsburgh, ‘93) 3200. Fax: (724) 728-0190. (Ed Rose, sports only by the Media Relations Office. Please allow Soccer Phone: (412) 648-8217 editor). at least one day's notice or more. Student- Athletes' telephone numbers will not be released 2005 REVIEW Pitt TV (University of Pittsburgh Campus to the media. Interviews with any of the coaches Overall Record: 3-12-1 Sports Station) can be arranged by contacting them directly. Big East Record (Finish): 2-9-0/7th 502 William Pitt Union, 3959 Fifth Ave., Pitts- Coaches' office numbers are listed in the athlet- Blue Division burgh, PA 15213. (412) 401-5994. ics department directory in the back portion of this guide. The Pitt News 2006 TEAM INFORMATION 434 William Pitt Union, Pittsburgh, PA 15260. (412) Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 21/4 648-7980. Fax: (412) 648-8491. (Geoff Dutele, CREDITS Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 sports editor). Editor: Emily Lach Top Offensive Returnees: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Contributing Editors: Greg Hotchkiss, Brad GP S G A Pt. GW 34 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Cuprik, E.J. Borghetti, Nicole Amato, Sophia K. Young 3 8 3 1 7 1 (412) 263-1621. Fax: (412) 263-1926. (Jerry Duck T. Bastianelli 16 17 2 0 4 0 C. Bastidas 15 15 0 2 2 0 Micco, asst. managing editor sports, Paul Zeise Computer Page Design: Emily Lach, Greg S. Cavalier 16 13 0 4 4 0 and Ray Fittipaldo, beat writers). Hotchkiss, Brad Cuprik,Nicole Amato, Sophia Duck Top Returning Goalkeepers: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Photography: Jason Blair, Mike Drazdzinski, GP S GA Avg. ShO D.L. Clark Building, 503 Martindale Street, Third Michelle Ray, Patricia Nagle, C.W. Pack, J. Marks 7 40 13 2.00 1 Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. (412) 321-6460. Fax: JUST SPORTS, Eric Whiteman, Joe A. Jorgensen 3 20 10 3.83 0 (412) 320-7964. (Kevin Smith, sports editor, Kapelewski, Sean Brady. Kevin Gorman and Dave Mackall, beat writ- Printing: Hermann Printing ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS ers). Cover Design: Hermann Printing Soccer Contact: Jacque Skowvron Cell Phone: (724) 312-2188 Office Phone: (412) 648-8240 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (412) 648-8248

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Eight seniors will lead way as Pitt enters 2006 season

Despite Pitt’s disappointing 2005 season, Head Coach Joe Luxbacher believes that his solid core of eight returning seniors will lead the way. Numerous changes have been made over the 2005 season and Luxbacher has high expectations for the 2006 season. In order to have a successful season, Luxbacher expects and demands commitment and contribution from all 25 players. “We require high standards of our student-athletes in all aspects of our program—the classroom, training and preparation for upcoming opponents and in our commitment to put the best possible team on the field for each match,” Luxbacher said. Leading the way will be eight seniors including Keeyan Young, Tyler Bastianelli, Shawn Wildman, Mike Cunha, Tom Three-year starter senior Tyler Bastianelli, Keeyan Young enters his final season ranked DeCato, Brendon Smith, Andy Jorgenson who has started 43 of 49 games played, among Pitt’s all-time leaders in goals scored and Adam Walkowiak. returns to the Panthers for his final season. (21), assists (11) and points (53). Pitt also welcomes five newcomers to the 2006 squad. The recruiting class As always, one of Pitt’s main goals is to Bastianelli has seen action in 49 career includes two international players in Juha earn a Big East Tournament berth, which games at Pitt and has scored five goals Samuli Ahola (Mikeli, Finland) and Orane is always a difficult challenge in itself. and registered three assists. He is a three- Gordon (Kingston, Jamaica). Luxbacher “The Big East is one of the nation’s best year starter who will be counted upon for also considers newcomers Mike McDade soccer conferences,” Luxbacher said. “Last leadership and solid play. (Plum, Pa.) and Chris Wilcox (Peters year, we had as many as six teams ranked Another key returnee for the Panthers Township, Pa.) as two of the area’s players among the nation’s top-20, seven of which is sophomore forward E.J. McCormick. from the WPIAL. Also joining the Panthers earned NCAA bids. It will be difficult to make McCormick, who played in all 16 games as is Matthew Baker from Bethlehem, Pa. and the tournament out of our division, but that’s a freshman last year, is a former high school former Pitt player Matt Detzel. what we expect to do. That’s our goal.” All-American selection. “I like the makeup of our team,” “E.J. has the potential to be a very good Luxbacher said. “We have a good group FORWARDS player,” Luxbacher said. “The Big East is of seniors and returnees and some Returning to anchor Pitt’s offensive just a different level and E.J. struggled last promising newcomers. We have a solid attack in 2006 are seniors Keeyan Young year, but I’ve seen him in training, and I core of players who are coachable and and Tyler Bastianelli. think he will definitely push for time upfront committed; I am looking forward to the Young, who returns after missing the this fall.” upcoming season.” majority of the 2005 season with an injury, Young, Bastianelli and McCormick will Last season, Pitt struggled on the will compete in his final season of eligibility. be joined upfront by newcomer Chris defensive end, yielding a program-high 39 Young led the Panthers in scoring in two of Wilcox. goals against. Pitt’s number one priority in his first three seasons and ranks among “It’s going to be extremely competitive the upcoming season is to improve the all-time school leaders in career scoring for playing time,” Luxbacher said. defensively, starting in goal and on the field. (21 goals, tied for 8th place), career assists “Whoever is sharp and playing well, will be “Our primary focus as a team will be to (11, tied for 10th place) and career points in the game. All of four these guys have the collectively play solid defense, to be (53, 7th place). ability, but players have to be pushed to competitive in every match and to have a “Keeyan has only touched the surface really rise above the others. We are going successful season,” Luxbacher said. of what he’s capable of accomplishing,” to go with who is playing best at that time, Luxbacher said. “I think Keeyan is capable not necessarily the best player.” of a big year if he is fit and focused.” MIDFIELD Luxbacher has several options in the WHAT PITT RETURNS IN 2006 midfield where six key players return with experience. The position group has the Category Percentage Returning largest and most experienced group of Last year’s starters: ...... 72.7% (8 of 11) players competing for playing time. Veteran Last year’s total starts: ...... 78.8% (138 of 175) returnees include seniors Tom DeCato, Points scored: ...... 63.0% (29 of 46) Shawn Wildman, Brendon Smith and Mike Shots: ...... 67.5% (104 of 154) Cunha. Juniors Chris Bastidas and Matt Goals: ...... 58.8% (10 of 17) Game-winning goals: ...... 66.6% (2 of 3) Langton both return with experience and Assists: ...... 75.0% (9 of 12) four newcomers will challenge for playing Saves: ...... 62.8% (61 of 97) time.

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DeCato earned an extra year of returns to the Pitt backfield after a a .755 saves percentage by allowing 13 eligibility due to medical school. The 2005- productive 2005 season. He started all 16 goals. 06 Big East/Aeropostale Male Scholar- games and totaled four assists on the year. “From a goalkeeping standpoint, it is Athlete award recipient, DeCato has started Overall, Cavalier has started 31 of 32 career critical to be stable,” Luxbacher said. “We 31 of his 40 career games played at Pitt games and registered five assists. are looking for a player to provide and has totaled 13 career points (four Two juniors figuring to see plenty of leadership and give us a good solid play goals/five assists). action in the backfield include juniors Eric game in and game out. Both of these guys “Tom is a flank midfielder we count on Jaeger and Pat Kerr. Jaeger earned five can do that. It’s going to be tight as the for good play and experience,” Luxbacher starts and scored two goals last season as season approaches. Jorgensen and Marks said. a sophomore, while Kerr saw action in 30 are really going to be neck and neck, but Wildman, who has battled extensive career games and will be a key factor as a we’ll see who rises to that level.” injuries during his Pitt career, will also central defender in 2006. compete for playing time in the midfield. Second-year players Ryan Frick and THE SCHEDULE Two-year team captain Brendon Smith can Matt Firster all return with a year of As in year’s past, Pitt will face another play as either a holding midfielder or as a experience. Firster had a productive 2005 challenging schedule in 2006. Pitt opens defender. A three-year starter, Smith has season, starting all 16 Panther games and its 2006 season with a difficult tournament played in 48 career games and has scored scoring two goals on the year. at West Virginia on Aug. 25-27 against both three goals and registered two assists at Newcomer Juha Samuli Ahola, along Buffalo and Fairfield. Pitt. Cunha has started 37 of his 38 career with seniors Smith and DeCato will also “We have not seen either of these teams games in either the midfield or backfield push for starting spots in the backfield. for years,” says Luxbacher. “Both of these and has totaled two career assists. teams are strong and have had high Also returning to the midfield are juniors GOALKEEPERS rankings in the past.” Chris Bastidas and Matt Langton. Bastidas, Pitt returns two goalkeepers with Pitt will play Big East opponents who has played in 30 career games at Pitt, extensive collegiate playing experience in Louisville, Cincinnati, DePaul, USF, Notre has scored one goal and registered two senior Andy Jorgensen and sophomore Dame, Marquette, West Virginia, assists. Langton will also compete for time Jordan Marks. Both are highly capable of Providence, Connecticut, Georgetown and in the midfield position after appearing 14 become excellent goalkeepers. The Seton Hall. of 16 Pitt games in 2005. difference in their strengths gives them “The Big East Conference is arguably Sophomore Sean Ryan will also each a competitive edge while competing the strongest collegiate soccer league in accompany the midfielders in 2006. Ryan for playing time. the country, so competition will be appeared in all 16 games in 2005, earning A senior, Jorgensen has accumulated extremely stiff, but I feel we are up to the 10 starts and registering one assist on the a 3.15 career goals against average and task,” Luxbacher said. “There have been year. .678 save percentage in six career starts. changes in the league and most of these Four newcomers will challenge the He has made 44 career saves and allowed schools are funding soccer to the upperclassmen as Pitt welcomes freshmen 21 goals. Last season he saw action in 235 maximum, so it’s going to be a very strong Matthew Baker, Orane Gordon and Michael minutes and made two starts. league.” McDade, along with junior Matt Detzel. Marks started six games and played in Pitt will also compete against non- 585 minutes in 2005 and led the three conference teams such as Cleveland State, BACKFIELD Panthers goalies in saves (40), goals Mount St. Mary’s, Xavier, Robert Morris and Defensively, Pitt returns several players against average (2.00), save percentage Bowling Green State. who played key role last season. Junior (.755) and wins (two). Marks also registered Steve Cavalier is a two-year starter who

Sophomore E.J. McCormick returns to the Pat Kerr is back as one of Pitt’s most Senior Brendon Smith is a two-year captain squad with great promise. experienced defenders. who has seen action in 48 career games.

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LUXBACHER’S CAREER HEAD COACH YEAR SCHOOL WON LOST TIED 1978 Mt. Union 7 3 2 1979 Mt. Union 9 4 1 1980 Mt. Union 8 5 1 JOE LUXBACHER Totals (3 Yrs.) 24 12 4 RD EASON AT ITT 1984 Pitt 9 6 1 23 S P 1985 Pitt 11 4 2 PITTSBURGH, ‘74 1986 Pitt 10 5 2 1987 Pitt 4 10 1 1988 Pitt 6 8 1 1989 Pitt 8 6 3 A long legacy of tradition and to the Big East playoffs. In 1995, 1990 Pitt 7 8 2 excellence has been established by Luxbacher’s squad won a school-record 14 1991 Pitt 6 7 4 University of Pittsburgh men’s soccer coach games and recorded Pitt’s first-ever 1992 Pitt 12 6 1 Joe Luxbacher. conference tournament victory as it 1993 Pitt 9 5 3 As only the second head coach in the defeated Seton Hall in a shootout. 1994 Pitt 9 8 1 program’s 52-year history, Luxbacher Luxbacher believes in pushing his 1995 Pitt 14 6 1 enters his 23rd season at the University of student-athletes to their highest potential 1996 Pitt 8 7 2 Pittsburgh. A two-time Big East Conference by playing a difficult schedule. Each season 1997 Pitt 10 5 4 Coach of the Year recipient in 1992 and is a new challenge for Luxbacher’s squads 1998 Pitt 6 9 3 1995, Luxbacher’s teams have compiled a and through the years the Panthers have 1999 Pitt 7 9 3 178-162-43 record at Pitt. During his 22- met the challenge of being a top-20 caliber 2000 Pitt 13 5 0 year tenure, the Panthers have amassed program. 2001 Pitt 6 8 3 11 winning seasons, six 10-plus victory “Our goal as a program is to be a top-20 2002 Pitt 8 9 1 seasons and six Big East Conference team,” Luxbacher said. “I try to arrange a 2003 Pitt 6 11 1 Tournament appearances. schedule that will give us a realistic picture 2004 Pitt 6 8 3 That winning tradition can best be of where we are as a program. I would 2005 Pitt 3 12 1 attributed to the determination of rather play a schedule that challenges us Luxbacher’s players. In 1992, the Panthers to the best of our abilities, a schedule that, Totals (22 Yrs.) 178 162 43 set a then-school record for victories (12) if we are successful, truly means we have Career (25 Yrs.) 202 174 47 and advanced to the Big East Tournament. achieved something.” Despite a slow start the following season, Luxbacher’s last three campaigns have Pittsburgh rallied to win five of its last six been characterized by closely contested PERSONAL DATA games, falling just short in its bid to return games. Since the beginning of the 2002 season, the Panthers have played in a total Born: February 10, 1951 of 43 one-goal games, compiling a record of 20-23. Pitt has played in a total of 14 Hometown: Beadling, Pa. overtime games over the last four years and finished 4-4-6 in those contests. High School: Upper St. Clair “All success begins with defense and our players realize that it sets the tone for College Education: the game,” Luxbacher said. “In soccer, University of Pittsburgh, 1974, B.S. in everybody plays a part on the defensive Biological Sciences; M.Ed. in Health, end.” Physical Education and Recreation, 1978; Prior to making his mark at Pitt as a Ph.D. in Administration of Physical Edu- coach, Luxbacher set the standard for cation and Athletics, 1985. individual scoring achievement as a Panther player. In his three-year career Family: from 1970-73, he established four school Wife Gail Ann, daughter Eliza Gail (9), and records including most goals in a game son Travis Joseph (8). (seven vs. Edinboro, 1971), most points (15 vs. Edinboro, 1971), career goals (37) and Coaching experience: career points (84). He led the Panthers in Assistant coach, University of Pittsburgh, both points and goals for three consecutive 1975 and 1983; Head coach, Mount seasons and led the 1973 squad in assists. Union College, Ohio, 1978-81; Head As the team’s captain and Most Valuable coach: University of Pittsburgh, 1984- Player in his senior season, Luxbacher present. averaged 12-plus goals and 28 points per season in his career for head coach Leo Even though his program has a national Bemis. presence, Luxbacher remains loyal to his “My philosophy has always been to play local Pittsburgh roots. Growing up in an aggressive, attacking style of soccer,” Beadling, Pa. (just south of Pittsburgh), Luxbacher has compiled a 178-162-43 record he said. “I think that’s what the fans like to Luxbacher learned the true spirit of the during his 22- year tenure as Pitt’s Men’s see, and I think that’s the type of game game. A mining town comprised of blue- Soccer Head Coach. today’s players want to play.” collar European immigrants, soccer was

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the way of life in Beadling. Every adult in Beadling had soccer experience and as a PLAYING CAREER result, a rich history and tradition blossomed. Each evening after work and COLLEGE: school, players would gather to play pick- • Selected to All-PA-NJ-DE team in 1972 up games. On weekends the local towns and 1973. would compete in organized games. • Team Captain and Most Valuable Player Intense local rivalries arose and the pride Award in 1973. of representing the town provided • Honored as a member of the Outstand- motivation to win. ing College Athletes of America in 1970 “They were tough, blue-collar guys who and 1973. • Scored a school-record seven goals played a rough game of soccer,” recalls against Edinboro in 1971 (also had an Luxbacher. “I wouldn’t have reached the assist, giving him 15 points in one game). playing level that I did had I not grown up in • Tied for Pittsburgh’s school-record with this close-knit and supportive soccer 84 career points. culture.” • Registered a school-record 37 goals In addition to Luxbacher, Beadling during his career. groomed two other Panthers greats Robert • Received Pittsburgh's Panther Award in Cherry (1955) and Jerome Bressanelli 1973. (1955-57). Bressanelli was an All- American for the Panthers while Cherry still PROFESSIONAL: holds two school records. • Philadelphia Atoms (NASL), 1974-75 After Luxbacher graduated from • Pittsburgh Miners (ASL), 1975-76 Pittsburgh in 1974, he began his • Pittsburgh Spirit (MISL), 1979-81 professional playing career with the Philadelphia Atoms of the North American COACHING CAREER Soccer League. In the fall of 1974, Luxbacher returned to Pitt as an assistant The Luxbacher family (from top): Joe, Gail Ann, coach while taking graduate courses at the • 1992 BIG EAST Conference Coach of Eliza Gail and Travis Joseph. the Year. University. After two seasons with the • 1995 BIG EAST Conference Coach of Atoms, Luxbacher returned to his the Year. hometown as a member of the Major Indoor Union, Luxbacher compiled a 24-12-4 record. • Inducted into the Western Chapter of the Soccer League’s Pittsburgh Spirit. He had Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in the distinction of scoring the Spirit’s first In 1983, Luxbacher returned to the University of Pittsburgh as an assistant under 2005. goal in franchise history. Following his stint • Led Pittsburgh to a school-record 14 with the Spirit, he concluded his his former college coach, Leo Bemis. Bemis retired from coaching in 1984 and Pitt wins in 1995, including its first ever BIG professional playing career on a select EAST Championship Tournament win. named Luxbacher as only its second head team touring Europe. • Beadling Soccer Club Hall of Fame in- With his international, professional and men’s soccer coach. ductee in 1995. collegiate experiences, Luxbacher decided “The most important element for success • 2002 Upper St. Clair High School Hall of to return to coaching. In 1978, he was is to surround yourself with good people Fame Inductee named the head men’s soccer coach at and we have done that,” Luxbacher said. • An accomplished writer who has Mount Union College (Alliance, Ohio). “Our players are expected to work hard, authored many books about soccer. His During his three-year tenure at Mount accept responsibility and be trustworthy, works include: tough and committed to the team. We treat Soccer Steps to Success (3rd edition), them as men, and do not refer to them as 2005 “kids,” because they are not kids. They are Soccer Practice Games, 2003 men and are expected to act as such.” The Soccer Goalkeeper (3rd edition), Luxbacher also serves as the founder 2002 and director of the Shoot-to-Score Soccer Total Fitness for Women, 2002 Academy, which offers instructional camps Attacking Soccer, 1999 to youth players of all ages. In addition, he Conditioning For Soccer, 1997 also has authored 16 books covering Soccer-Winning Techniques, 1997 various aspects of soccer and overall Soccer: Steps To Success, Second Edi- fitness. Most of Luxbacher’s books are tion,1996 Soccer Practice Games, 1995 available through his two publishing The Soccer Goalkeeper, 1993 companies: Wish and Human Kinetics, Co. Soccer: Steps to Success, 1991 Luxbacher also contributed to another Soccer: A Guide for Players, Coaches book, Hiking Guide to the Monongahela and Fans, 1991 National Forest. Teaching Soccer, 1991 Luxbacher earned both his Masters Fun Games for Soccer Training, 1987 (1978) and doctorate (1985) degrees from • The director and founder of Shoot to the University of Pittsburgh. Score Soccer Academy. He is recognized by the United States • The director and co-founder of the Key- Soccer Federation with a “Level A” coaching stone Soccer Kamps. certification. Luxbacher resides with his wife • Recognized as an accredited soccer Gail Ann and their two children (Eliza Gail, coach by the United States Soccer Fed- 9 and Travis Joseph, 8). eration with an "A" coaching certification.

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BRIAN RETZLOFF FILE ASSISTANT COACH Hometown: Cecil, Pa. Education: Bachelor of Arts- Business Administration, Washington & Jefferson, 1995. Coaching Career: Assistant Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 1999-present; Assistant Coach, BRIAN RETZLOFF Mount Lebanon HIgh School, 1996-99; Head Coach, Pennsylvania ODP, 1996-current; Head Coach, Beadling Boys Soccer Club, 1996- SEVENTH SEASON AT PITT current; member Region 1 ODP staff. Playing Career: Washington & Jefferson College, WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON, ‘95 1991-95.

Brian “Bunya” Retzloff begins his served four years as the assistant boy’s As a graduate of Washington and seventh year as an assistant men’s soccer varsity soccer coach at Mt. Lebanon High Jefferson College, Retzloff earned his coach at the University of Pittsburgh. School from 1996-99. Since 1996, Retzloff bachelor’s degree in business Retzloff concentrates his coaching has been a member of the Pennsylvania administration in 1995. During his soccer efforts on the field and the recruitment of Olympic Development Program staff, career at Washington & Jefferson, Retzloff prospective players. serving as the head coach for the boy’s was a four-time first team All-President’s “’Bunya’ is an outstanding coach teams from ages 12-17. Athletic Conference (PAC) honoree. A two- because he is a true student of the game In addition, he serves as head coach year team captain as both a junior and and has the ability to impart his vast for the four-time Pennsylvania West State senior, he was also named Most Valuable knowledge into our field players,” said head Champion Under-17 Beadling Boys Soccer Player by the PAC in 1994. Retzloff was coach Joe Luxbacher. Club. also named the school’s Most Outstanding Prior to joining the Panthers, Retzloff’s Retzloff owns a United States Soccer Senior Athlete for the 1994-95 academic nine-year coaching career has stretched Federation “B” Coaching License and is a year. from the high school and college ranks to member of the National Soccer Coaches Retzloff is a native of Cecil, Pa. the Olympic Development Program. He Association of America. He is also a staff member on the Region 1 Boys ODP staff.

DAVE MORRIS FILE ASSISTANT COACH Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa. Education: Pursuing Masters degree in social work, University of Pittsburgh; BS- Advertising, University of Tennessee, 1996. Coaching Career: Assistant Coach, University DAVE MORRIS of Pittsburgh, 2006-present; Graduate Assistant, University of Pittsburgh, 2005-06; Head Coach, Worchester State College (Mass.), FIRST SEASON AT PITT 2000-05; Head Coach UMass-Lowell, 1999- 2000; Assistant Coach, LaRoche College (Pa.), TENNESSEE, ‘96 1998-99. Playing Career: Boston Frontline (Arena Soccer League), 2000-02; Barnstonworth Rovers (CosmoLeague NYC), 1996-97; University of Dave Morris begins his first year as an Prior to joining the Panthers, Morris Tennessee Club, 1992-96; Shaler High School. assistant men’s soccer coach at the Uni- served as head coach of the Worcester versity of Pittsburgh. Morris, a graduate State College (Mass.) men’s soccer pro- assistant for the Panthers in 2005-06, will gram for five years. Morris compiled an im- and at the University of Massachusetts- focus coaching efforts on training the goal- pressive 61-26-12 record, led the Lancers Lowell. keepers and recruiting prospective student- to five consecutive conference titles and Morris brings knowledgeable coaching athletes. directed Worcester to three NCAA Division experience to Pitt as he owns a USSF B “David is an experienced player and III Tournament appearances. He also license. He has also coached for several coach who will bring valuable experience guided Worcester to the Sweet Sixteen different Olympic Development programs and knowledge to our program,” Luxbacher round in 2001. and has served as a talent assessor for US said. “I think he will be a very good asset to A 1996 University of Tennessee gradu- SOCCER at Region 1 ID camps. have on our coaching staff and I look for- ate, Morris competed on the Volunteers’ Currently, Morris is completing his ward to working with him.” club soccer team. Following graduation, Master’s Degree in social work at the Uni- Morris coached at LaRoche College (Pa.) versity of Pittsburgh.

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MIKE KIRK BACASA BRUCE

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT/SCOUTING ASSTISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR PITTSBURGH, ‘93 FOR O LYMPIC S PORTS

Mike Bacasa begins his 13th season as a volunteer assistant Kirk Bruce is in his ninth year as assistant athletic director for coach with the University of Pittsburgh men’s soccer program. A Olympic sports, but his association with the University dates back former Pittsburgh soccer player and 1993 graduate, Bacasa’s much further. responsibilities with the Panthers include scouting opponents and In his current capacity, Bruce oversees the day-to-day opera- on-field coaching duties. tions of Pittsburgh’s Olympic sports. “Mike has been an integral part of our program for the last 14 Bruce previously served as the Panthers’ head women’s bas- years, as both a player and coach,” said Head Coach Joe ketball coach for 13 years from 1985-1998. His coaching career Luxbacher. “His playing experience coupled with his knowledge was highlighted by the 1992-93 season in which the Panthers of soccer and coaching make him a fine asset to our program.” produced their first 20-win season (21-10) and finished third in the As a player, Bacasa transferred to Pitt after two seasons at Women’s National Invitation Tournament. Bruce coached numer- Westminster College. He walked-on to the Panthers’ squad and ous Big East All-Conference players as well as two Kodak All- earned the starting stopper position. After his first season in 1992, American honorable mention players in Jonna Huemrich and Lorri Bacasa was voted by his teammates as the MVP, and that same Johnson during his tenure. season the Panthers advanced to the Big East Championship A standout point guard at Pittsburgh from 1971-75, Bruce was a tournament. He was named team captain the following year. member of the Panthers’ 1974 team that finished 25-4 and ad- Bacasa received his bachelor’s degree in biology from the vanced to the NCAA East Regional finals. He was drafted by the University of Pittsburgh in 1993. He earned a master’s degree in Utah Stars of the former American Basketball Association (ABA). physical therapy in 1996 from Chatham College. Currently, Mike When the league disbanded, he returned to Pittsburgh to begin his operates his own business called Wellness For Life. A product of coaching career as an assistant for the Panthers. Bruce was later Pittsburgh’s Shaler High School, Bacasa resides in Squirrel Hill promoted to the head women’s coaching position prior to the 1985- with his wife Holly. Mike and Holly have two children: Mike and 86 season. Charlie. Bruce and his wife Marleen have three daughters, Chelsea (24), Carmen (21) and Courteney (18).

TONY MEN’S SOCCER SUPPORT STAFF SALESI

COORDINATOR OF ATHLETIC TRAINING FOR OLYMPIC S PORTS

Pittsburgh's athletic trainer and team confidant Tony Salesi enters his 21st season as a member of the Panthers' men’s soccer staff. He also serves as the men’s basketball trainer and coordina- JENNIFER BRIAN TED tor for clinical services for olympic sports. TUSCANO BRIGGER DWOREK A 1980 Pittsburgh graduate, Salesi began his athletic training Academic Equipment Assistant Strength career at Frazier High School. Salesi then served three years as a Advisor Manager & Conditioning head trainer for the Keystone Rehabilitation Center in Indiana, Pa., Coach working with the IUP football team. Salesi returned to his alma mater in August of 1986, when he was appointed a clinical instructor for the Pittsburgh sports medi- cine department and the head trainer for the men's soccer, basketball, and tennis teams. In addition to his men’s soccer responsibilities, Salesi currently serves as head trainer for the men's basketball team. Born April 9, 1957, Salesi is married to the former Kathleen Gatch. The couple have five children—Lauren Ashley (19), Andrew Louis (18), Anthony Alexander (16), Matthew Aaron (13), and Joseph William (8).

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2006 PITT NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Name No. Samuli Ahola ...... 6 0 Andy Jorgensen SR GK 6-2 190 Doylestown, Pa./Elizabethtown/Central Bucks E. Matt Baker ...... 9 1 Jordan Marks SO* GK 6-3 190 McMurray, Pa./Peters Township Tyler Bastianelli...... 10 2 Mike Cunha SR MF 5-8 155 Horsham, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham Chris Bastidas...... 5 3 Matt Detzel JR MF 5-7 150 York, Pa./Central York Steve Cavalier ...... 17 4 Pat Kerr JR D 5-9 155 Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Lebanon Mike Cunha...... 2 Tom DeCato ...... 19 5 Chris Bastidas JR F 5-7 150 Catasauqua, Pa./Wake Forest/Catasauqua Matt Detzel ...... 3 6 Samuli Ahola FR D 5-11 170 Mikkeli, Finland/Mikkeli Lyzeo Matt Firster ...... 18 7 Shawn Wildman SR* MF 5-9 160 Jefferson Hills, Pa./Thomas Jefferson Ryan Frick ...... 23 8 E.J. McCormick SO F 5-10 180 Pittsburgh, Pa./Fox Chapel Orane Gordon ...... 16 9 Matthew Baker FR MF 5-11 165 Bethlehem, Pa./Bethlehem Eric Jaeger ...... 20 Andy Jorgensen...... 0 10 Tyler Bastianelli SR MF 5-10 170 Bear, Del./St. Mark’s Pat Kerr ...... 4 11 Matt Langton JR MF 5-9 145 Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Lebanon Matt Langton ...... 11 12 Sean Ryan SO* MF 6-2 175 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown Jordan Marks ...... 1 13 Brendon Smith SR MF 6-1 185 Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East E.J. McCormick ...... 8 14 Chris Wilcox FR F 5-10 170 Pittsburgh, Pa./Peters Township Michael McDade ...... 21 Sean Ryan ...... 12 15 Keeyan Young SR* F 5-11 175 North Wales, Pa./Haverford School Brendon Smith ...... 13 16 Orane Gordon FR MF 5-10 155 Kingston, Jamaica Adam Walkowiak ...... 22 17 Steve Cavalier JR D/MF 5-7 163 Aston, Pa./Wilmington Salesianum Chris Wilcox ...... 14 18 Matt Firster SO D/MF 6-1 200 Harborcreek, Pa./Harborcreek Shawn Wildman...... 7 19 Tom DeCato SR MF 5-8 160 LaGrangeville, N.Y./Arlington Keeyan Young ...... 15

20 Eric Jaeger JR D/MF 5-10 150 Bergenfield, N.J./Tenafly 21 Mike McDade FR MF 6-0 180 Plum, Pa./Plum 22 Adam Walkowiak SR D/MF 5-8 160 Pittsburgh, Pa./Carrick GEOGRAPHIC 23 Ryan Frick FR* D 5-11 175 Falls Church, Va./Bishop O’Connell Delaware...... 1 * Denotes a redshirt year Finland ...... 1 Jamaica...... 1 COACHING STAFF New Jersey ...... 1 Head Coach: Joe Luxbacher (Pittsburgh, ‘74); Assistant Coaches: Brian Retzloff (Washington New York ...... 1 Volunteer Assistant: & Jefferson, ‘95), Dave Morris (Tennessee, ‘96); Mike Bacasa (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ...... 18 ‘93); Athletic Trainer: Tony Salesi (Pittsburgh, ‘80). Virginia ...... 1

BY CLASS

Seniors ...... 8 Juniors...... 6 Sophomores ...... 4 Freshmen ...... 6

PRONUNCIATION

Samuli Ahola ...... sa-moo-lie M. Bacasa ...... ba-KAH-sah T. Bastianelli ... Bas-TEE-inelli C. Bastidas ...... Bas-TEE-dis J. Clow...... chLow 2006 PITT MEN’S SOCCER TEAM M. Cunha ...... COON-ya Front Row (left to right): Andy Jorgensen and Jordan Marks. Second Row (left to right): Adam Walkowiak, Matt E. Jaeger ...... YAY-ger Detzel, Shawn Wildman, Pat Kerr, Matt Langton, Eric Jaeger, Orane Gordon, Mike Cunha, E.J. McCormick, Chris J. Luxbacher ...... LUX-bock-er Wilcox, Steve Cavalier. Third Row: Matt Baker, Mike McDade, Brendon Smith, Matt Firster, Samuli Ahola, Keeyan Young, Tyler Bastianelli, Sean Ryan, Ryan Frick, Chris Bastidas. Missing: Tom DeCato.

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10 TYLER BASTIANELLI SENIOR/MIDFIELDER 5-10/170 BEAR, DEL. ST. MARK’S HIGH S CHOOL

CAREER: Three-year starter at midfield who has registered five goals, three assists and 13 total points in 49 career games played and 43 career starts...three-time Big East Academic All-Star. Tyler Bastianelli Chris Bastidas 2005: Started 13 of 16 games played as a junior in 2005...totaled two goals on year...scored his first goal against Marshall and the second in the same match on a header...registered four points on 17 shots for the season...named a Big East Academic All-Star. 2004: Appeared in all 17 games with 15 starts as a sophomore in 2004...recorded one goal, three assists, and five points on 13 5 shots...scored the game-winning goal vs. Canisius...registered an assist in three games (vs. Marshall, vs. Seton Hall, vs. Cleveland State)...named a Big East Academic All-Star. CHRIS BASTIDAS 2003: Appeared in 16 games and started 15 as a true freshman JUNIOR/FORWARD in 2003...registered 12 shots and scored two goals in 2003...scored 5-7/150 goal against Villanova...game-winning goal in a 3-2 victory over CATASAUQUA, PA. Bucknell...named a Big East Academic All-Star. WAKE F OREST/CATASAUQUA HIGH S CHOOL HIGH SCHOOL: Led St. Mark’s High School to three consecutive state championships and one state runner-up finish…played center midfielder…named first-team All-State his junior and senior CAREER: Two-time Big East Academic All-Star...registered four seasons…member of the Kirkwood Blizzard club team that points on 27 shots...totaled one goal and two assists in 30 career advanced to the Region I semifinals and earned a No. 14 national games and 17 starts at Pitt. ranking…named First Team Academic All-State for wrestling as a senior…twice finished among the state’s top five as a wrestler at 2005: Started 11 games as a sophomore for the Panthers in 160 pounds…Blue and Gold member as well as an Honor Roll 2005...registered two points on 15 shots...had five shots against student. Mount St. Mary’s... totaled two assists for the season...registered assists in back-to-back games against Mount St. Mary’s and PERSONAL: Born November 1, 1984…son of Steve and Karen Villanova...named a 2005-06 Big East Academic All-Star. Bastianelli…has one sister…majors in marketing. 2004: Played in 15 of the Panthers’ 17 games in 2004 after transferring from Wake Forest...scored his first and lone career BASTIANELLI’S STATISTICS goal in the season opener vs. Canisius...registered 12 shots on the season...named a 2004-05 Big East Academic All-Star. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2003 16/15 12 20412003: Redshirted his first collegiate season at Wake Forest before 2004 17/15 13 1351transferring to Pitt. 2005 16/13 17 2040 Totals 49/43 42 5 3 13 2 HIGH SCHOOL: Concluded a brilliant four-year varsity career with 114 career goals and added 57 assists...finished with 32 goals and 12 assists as a senior and 41 goals and 14 assists as a BASTIDAS’ STATISTICS junior...named a Regional All-America honoree in 2001 and 2002...three-time All-State, All-Area and All-League Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG selection...named Area Player of the Year as a junior and 2004 15/6 12 1020Newcomer of the Year as a freshman...led his team to a district 2005 15/11 15 0220title as a junior and conference title as a freshman...also was an Totals 30/17 27 1240all-league basketball player...played for the FC Delco Team from 1997-2003 and guided his team to four state titles and national runner-up finish in 2002...Vice President of Senior Class and NHS member. PERSONAL: Born January 9, 1985...son of Trajano and Tammy Bastidas...has two brothers...brother Vincente plays soccer for the Pittsburgh Riverhounds...majors in rhetoric & communication.

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17 2 STEVE CAVALIER MIKE CUNHA JUNIOR/MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER SENIOR/MIDFIELDER 5-7/163 5-8/155 ASTON, PA. HORSHAM, PA. SALESIANUM (WILMINGTON, DEL.) HATBORO-HORSHAM H IGH SCHOOL

CAREER: In 32 career games at Pitt, Steve Cavalier has started CAREER: Mike Cunha has started 37 out of his 38 career games 31 contests...registered five career points and five assists on 24 played...registered two points on 16 shots...two career assists. shots. 2005: Started all 10 of his games played as a junior defensive 2005: Started all 16 games for Pitt as a sophomore...led team midfielder in 2005...finished with seven shots for the season...did with four assists on year...concluded year with four points on 13 not play in each of Pitt’s last four games. shots...registered one assist in four games (vs. Marquette, vs. Mount St. Mary’s, vs. Marshall, vs. Drexel)...began season with 2004: Started 15 of the 17 games as a sophomore the Panthers assists in three of Pitt’s four games. played in 2004...registered four shots, one assist (vs. Seton Hall), and one point on the season. 2004: Started 15 games for the Panthers as a freshman in 2004...registered 11 shots on year...totaled one assist and one 2003: Appeared in and started 12 games as a true freshman in point for the season...assist came against Marshall...played in all 2003...registered five shots and one assist on season...contributed Big East games except for the season finale against Syracuse. assist at Seton Hall. HIGH SCHOOL: Arrived at Pitt as a much-heralded player out of HIGH SCHOOL: Notched 30 goals and 27 assists as a three- Salesianum High School in Wilmington, Del....three-time first team year starter at Hatboro-Horsham High School…helped lead team All-State and Regional All-America selection…named an Adidas to three Suburban I Liberty Division Championships…named All-American, National All-American, and Gatorade All-American Suburban I All-League MVP, team MVP and All-Intelligencer team as a senior…played in two USYSA National in his junior season…was named to the All-State and All- Championships…scored 32 career goals and notched 80 Southeastern Pennsylvania teams as well as first team All- assists...finished with four goals and 31 assists as a senior...scored League…member of the F.C. Delco Black III club team. 19 goals and 22 assists as a junior...led his high school team to the 2002 state, three state semifinal appearances and four straight PERSONAL: Born December 27, 1984…son of Armando and conference titles…was a five-year starter for the FC Delco club Maryann Cunha…has one brother…majors in administration of team…led F.C. Delco to USYSA National Championship in justice. 2001...also is the school-recordholder in the 400-meters. PERSONAL: Born October 25, 1985...son of Steve and Chris CUNHA’S STATISTICS Cavalier...has three sisters...majors in communication & rhetoric. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2003 12/12 50110 2004 16/15 40110 CAVALIER’S STATISTICS 2005 10/10 70000 Totals 38/37 16 0220 Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2004 16/15 11 0110 Steve Cavalier Mike 2005 16/16 13 0440 Cunha Totals 32/31 24 0550

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title in 2000 and a state championship in 2001...2001 Empire State Matt Games bronze medalist. Firster PERSONAL: Born May 19, 1984...son of David and Patricia Decato...has two sisters...neuroscience major.

DECATO’S STATISTICS

Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2003 11/7 72040 2004 13/8 40220 2005 16/16 19 2371 Totals 40/31 30 4 5 13 1

Tom DeCato 18 MATT FIRSTER SOPHOMORE/DEFENDER 6-1/200 19 HARBORCREEK, PA. HARBORCREEK H IGH S CHOOL TOM DECATO SENIOR/MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER 2005: Matt Firster started all 16 games as a true freshman in 5-8/185 2005...scored two goals including one game-winner on season...scored his first career goal in the 52nd minute against LAGRANGEVILLE, N.Y. Marquette and notched his second goal of the season against Notre ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Dame... totaled four points on eight shots for the season...key contributor to the Panther defense against DePaul which turned out to be the first win and shutout of the season. CAREER: DeCato has played in 40 career games with 31 career starts...returns for his fourth season of eligibility after competing in HIGH SCHOOL: Finished his career at Harborcreek High School three consecutive seasons and redshirting his first year on with 32 goals and 55 assists…four-year letterwinner who served campus...earned the 2005-06 Big East Aeropostale Male Scholar- as team captain during both his junior and senior seasons…led Athlete Award...two-time Big East Academic All-Star. Harborcreek to a 78-17 record over his four years…teams finished as Erie County League co-champions his freshman year, 2005: Started all 16 games as a junior for Pitt in 2005...scored two second place in District 10 AA his sophomore year, and final eight goals on season...scored goals vs. Mount St. Mary’s and vs. finish both his junior and senior years…named PSCA All-State, DePaul...registered three assists (LaSalle, at Marshall, Mount St. All-District 10 team, and a Region Five All Star as a senior…named Mary’s) and finished with seven points on 19 shots for the NSCAA/Adidas Regional All-American, PSCA All-State, Erie year...registered assists in three consecutive games (LaSalle, at County Player of the Year, and First Team All-County as a Marshall and Mount St. Mary’s)...named a Big East Academic All- junior…played for Erie Admirals Club that won the state champi- Star. onship in 2000, also played for Beadling Soccer Club that won the state title in 2005…played on the Pennsylvania West Olympic 2004: Appeared in 13 games and started eight times as a sopho- Development Team. more for the Panthers in 2004...played in seven of the Panthers’ 10 Big East contests...complemented his good defense by registering PERSONAL: Born April 18, 1987...son of Donald and Patricia four shots on the season, and two assists (vs. Marshall, at West Firster...has one sister...undeclared major. Virginia) for a total of two points...named a Big East Academic All- Star. FIRSTER’S STATISTICS 2003: Appeared in 11 games and started seven as a redshirt freshman in 2003...registered seven shots and scored two goals, Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG both coming in a 3-3 tie at West Virginia. 2005 16/16 82041 Totals 16/16 82041 2002: Did not see any action as a true freshman and was redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: Led Arlington High School to the 1999 league, section and state championships...scored 23 goals and registered 18 assists in four-year career at Arlington...two-time All-League selection...garnered All-Selection honors as a junior...led Arlington to a four year record of 69-9-4...Poughkeepsie Journal All-Star as a senior...team captain in 2001...member of the F.C. Westchester soccer club for three seasons...led F.C. Westchester to a national

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23 20 RYAN FRICK ERIC JAEGER SOPHOMORE/DEFENDER JUNIOR/DEFENDER/MIDFIELDER 5-11/175 5-10/150 FALLS C HURCH, VA. BERGENFIELD, N.J. BISHOP O’CONNELL HIGH SCHOOL TENAFLY H IGH SCHOOL

2005: Ryan Frick redshirted as a true freshman. 2005: Eric Jaeger played in 14 of 16 games as a sophomore in 2005...scored his first-ever collegiate goal against HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity starter at Bishop O’Connell Rutgers...notched his second goal of the season against High School in Falls Church, Va.…scored 16 goals and added 16 Georgetown...registered four points on 16 shots for the season. assists in his four-year career…member of the Reston F.C. soccer club that finished second in the state…named All-WCAC as a HIGH SCHOOL: Scored 53 goals and 67 assists as a four-year junior and senior, and All-Met as a senior…served as a team letterwinner at Tenafly High School…finished with 18 goals and captain during his junior and senior years. 24 assists as a senior…led Tenafly to three straight BCSL Ameri- can League Championships (2001-03) and a state sectional cham- PERSONAL: Born February 23, 1987…son of David and Dyann pionship in 2003…named all-league for three straight years (2001- Frick…has one sister…undeclared major. 03), all-county for two years (2002-03), and second team all-state in 2003…selected as the BCSL American League Player of the Year in 2003…member of the Torpedoes Soccer Club that won the 2002 and 2003 Virginia Cup…member of the Bergen’s Best Soccer Club that won the 2003 Holland Cup…also competed in track and field at Tenafly where he was named all-league twice after both the winter and spring seasons. PERSONAL: Born August 23, 1986…son of Bill and Liz Jaeger…has one brother…majors in marketing/accounting.

JAEGER’S STATISTICS Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2005 14/5 62040 Totals 14/5 62040

2006 SENIOR CLASS Shawn Wildman, Brendon Smith, Mike Cunha, Andy Jorgensen (kneel- ing), Tyler Bastianelli, Keeyan Young and Adam Walkowiak. Missing: Tom DeCato. Eric Jaeger

Eric Jaeger

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CAREER: Pat Kerr, has started in 29 of his 30 games played at Pitt...registered two career points (two assists) on 11 career shots...scored one goal in 30 career games played...two-time Big East Academic All-Star. Matt Langton 2005: Played in 13 of the 16 Panther games as a sophomore in 2005...made 13 starts on season...registered four shots on the year...named a 2005-06 Big East Academic All-Star. 2004: Started in all but one game in 2004...excellent defender 0 who scored his lone goal and points of the season against Syracuse...registered seven shots on the season...named a 2004- 05 Big East Academic All-Star. ANDY JORGENSEN HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year starter at Mount Lebanon High SENIOR/GOALKEEPER School…led his team to one section title and the WPIAL 6-2/190 Championship his junior season…named all-conference as both DOYLESTOWN, PA. a junior and senior...named All-State as a senior…concluded high ELIZABETHTOWN/CENTRAL BUCKS E AST school career with 14 goals and nine assists...seven-year member of the Beadling Soccer Club with four state championships and one regional title...honor roll student.

CAREER: Andy Jorgensen has started six career games and PERSONAL: Born October 13, 1985...son of Phil and Carol made seven career appearances...has registered 44 career saves Kerr...has a sister, Caitlin...high school teammate of sophomore in seven appearances. midfielder Matthew Langton...majors in chemistry. 2005: Started two contests and made three appearances as a junior in 2005...played in 235 minutes...made appearances vs. KERR’S STATISTICS LaSalle, at Rutgers and vs. Seton Hall. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2004: Started four games and saw action in four contests as a 2004 17/16 71020 sophomore...recorded 24 saves and registered a .686 save 2005 13/13 40000 percentage while allowing 11 goals...Pitt was 2-2-0 in Jorgensen’s Totals 30/29 11 1020 starts. PRIOR TO PITTSBURGH: Transferred to Pitt after playing his freshman season at Elizabethtown College (Pa.), an NCAA JORGENSEN’S STATISTICS Division III school. Season GP/GS GA GA Avg Saves Saves Pct HIGH SCHOOL: 2004 4/4 11 2.71 24 .686 Played his final two years at Central Bucks East 2005 3/2 10 3.83 20 .667 where he set school records for most consecutive shutouts (nine) Totals 7/6 21 3.15 44 .678 and career shutouts (14)...led Central Bucks East to the district and state semifinals as a junior...played his first two seasons at Strake Jesuit College Prep...three-year member of the F.C. Delco club team...helped lead F.C. Delco to three state titles...also played four years with the Houston Texans. PERSONAL: Born September 17, 1984...son of John and Victoria Jorgensen...has two brothers and two sisters...majors in environmental science.

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2004: Redshirted and did not see any action. HIGH SCHOOL: Led Peters Township High School in McMurray to one sectional title and the WPIAL Championship in his senior 11 season...named All-WPIAL and All-State as a senior...posted 15 shutouts as a senior while maintaining a 0.59 goals against average...listed on the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review’s Elite Eleven MATT LANGTON and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Top 15 as a senior...member of Beadling Soccer Club which captured four state championships JUNIOR/MIDFIELDER and one regional championship. 5-9/145 PITTSBURGH, PA. PERSONAL: Born April 30, 1986...son of James and Cindi MOUNT L EBANON H IGH SCHOOL Marks...has two brothers and one sister...majors in history/ ecnomics.

CAREER: In 31 career games at Pitt, Matt Langton has started MARKS’ STATISTICS eight contests...totaled one point on seven shots and registered one assist. Season GP/GS GA GA Avg Saves Saves Pct 2005 7/6 13 2.00 40 .755 2005: Saw action in 14 games as a sophomore in Totals 7/6 13 2.00 40 .755 2005...registered three shots on the season...named a Big East Academic All-Star. 2004: Played in all 17 of the Panthers’ games as a freshman in 2004, registering four shots on the season...registered his lone 8 point of the season with an assist in the final game vs. Cleveland State. HIGH SCHOOL: Notched 29 goals and 30 assists as a three- E.J. MCCORMICK year starter at Mount Lebanon…registered 15 goals and 20 assists SOPHOMORE/FORWARD as a senior...helped lead team to section title, WPIAL Championship 5-10/180 and 23-2 record as a junior…three-time All-WPIAL selection and two-time All-State selection…selected as Regional All-American PITTSBURGH, PA. as a senior…seven-year member of the Beadling Soccer Club FOX C HAPEL HIGH SCHOOL that won four state championships and one regional title...four- year member of the Pennsylvania ODP team. 2005: McCormick appeared in all 16 games and started five as a PERSONAL: Born on October 24, 1985...son of Jim and Diane true freshman...totaled 10 shots for the season. Langton...has two younger brothers...high school teammate of junior defender Pat Kerr...majors in accounting. HIGH SCHOOL: Finished his career at Fox Chapel High School with 67 goals and 24 assists…notched 33 goals and nine assists LANGTON’S STATISTICS as a senior…as a co-captain led Fox Chapel to a combined 72- 16-2 record, four WPIAL semi-finals, two WPIAL finals and two Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG section championships…twice named All-Section and All-WPIAL 2004 17/5 40110during his career…earned Regional All-America, NSCAA National 2005 14/3 30000All-America, and All-State honors in 2004-2005…was named Totals 31/8 70110Gatorade and NSCAA Pennsylvania State Player of the year. PERSONAL: Born October 20, 1986…son of Tim and Anita McCormick…undeclared major. 1 Pat Kerr JORDAN MARKS SOPHOMORE*/GOALKEEPER 6-3/190 MCMURRAY, PA. PETERS T OWNSHIP H IGH S CHOOL

2005: Marks started six games as a redshirt freshman in 2005...led team with 40 saves and 2.00 goals against average on the season...recorded 10 saves against Notre Dame and finished with nine saves against Marquette...also registered a .755 save percentage while allowing 13 goals in seven games played...played 585 total minutes on season (405 in Big East play)...started four Big East contests...made 31 saves and finished E.J. McCormick with a 1.78 goals against average in Big East contests.

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Brendon Smith Brendon Smith 13 BRENDON SMITH SENIOR/MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER 6-1/185 DOYLESTOWN, PA. CENTRAL B UCKS E AST H IGH SCHOOL

CAREER: A two-time Big East Academic All-Star, Brendon Smith has made starts in all 48 of his games played at Pitt...totaled nine points on 16 shots, three goals and three assists in his 48 career games at Pitt. 2005: Started and played in 14 games as a defensive midfielder in 2005...scored his first goal of the year at the season opener MCCORMICK’S STATISTICS against Drexel...finished season with three points on six shots...registered one assist on the season against Notre Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG Dame...led Panther defense against DePaul, Pitt’s first win and 2005 16/5 10 0000shutout of the season...named a 2005-06 Big East Academic All- Totals 16/5 10 0000Star. 2004: Became a solid starter for the Panthers as a sophomore, starting in all of the team’s 17 games in 2004...registered two shots on the season and totaled his lone point with an assist 12 against Hofstra...named a 2004-05 Big East Academic All-Star. 2003: Appeared and started in all 17 games as a true freshman...appeared and started in nine Big East SEAN RYAN games...registered eight shots and two goals in 2003 (Villanova and West Virginia). SOPHOMORE*/MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER 6-2/175 HIGH SCHOOL: Posted 14 goals and 18 assists in four seasons DOWNINGTOWN, PA. at Central Bucks East High School…helped lead team to three DOWNINGTOWN H IGH S CHOOL Suburban One League titles in addition to a state semifinal and two District One final appearances…named to Bucks County Intelligencer team and Suburban One League teams in junior and senior seasons...named to Philadelphia All-Area team and 2005: Sean Ryan played in all 16 games in 2005 with 10 team MVP as a senior…played for F.C. Delco soccer club…also starts...registered one assist against Marshall...totaled one point played basketball in high school…member of the distinguished and one shot on the year. Honor Roll. 2004: Redshirted and did not see game action in 2004. PERSONAL: Born September 8, 1984…son of Joseph and Carole Smith…has one sister…majors in marketing. HIGH SCHOOL: Notched 12 goals and 18 assists his senior season at Downingtown High School…helped lead team to two Chesmont League Championships…scored 12 goals with 18 SMITH’S STATISTICS assists as a senior...four-time All-Chesmont League selection over his high school career…named All-Area and All-Southeast PA Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG defender his freshman and sophomore seasons…played in the 2003 17/17 82150 Olympic Development Program (1998-2003)...member and team 2004 17/17 20110 captain of FC Delco Black IV club team...honor roll student...also 2005 14/14 61130 played baseball. Totals 48/48 16 3390 PERSONAL: Born September 18, 1986...son of Daniel and Joannie Ryan...majors in history.

RYAN’S STATISTICS

Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2005 16/10 10110 Totals 16/10 10110

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Shawn Wildman 22 ADAM WALKOWIAK SENIOR/DEFENDER/MIDFIELDER 5-8/160 PITTSBURGH, PA. CARRICK H IGH SCHOOL

2005: Adam Walkowiak saw action in two games as a junior in 2005 (vs. Seton Hall and vs. Georgetown)...played his first season as a walk-on. Shawn Wildman HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years at Carrick High School…totaled 25 goals and 50 assists in his career…notched eight goals and 19 assists as a senior while leading his team to WPIAL Championships, one state runner-up crown and one PIAA the playoffs…was an all-city team selection in soccer…played on title…named All-WPIAL and All-Section Teams in both his junior the Beechview Strikers Soccer Team that competed in the and senior seasons…member of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Edinboro Championship Tournament for six years…member of Elite 11 team his junior season…member of the five-time state Brookline Soccer Club for 10 years…also played baseball for champion Beadling Soccer Club…helped Beadling to the 2000 Carrick, leading his team to three city championships…received Regional title and a No. 1 national ranking…also earned All- the Zionist of America National Merit Award for essay Section honors in volleyball. writing…National Honor Society member for three years. PERSONAL: Born October 7, 1984…son of Doug and Donna PERSONAL: Born November 14, 1985…son of Rich and Cindy Wildman…has two brothers…pre-information science major. Walkowiak…has one sister…nickname is A-wal…civil engineering major. WILDMAN’S STATISTICS

Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2003 15/11 30110 7 2004 5/1 00000 2005 10/0 20000 Totals 30/12 50110 SHAWN WILDMAN SENIOR*/MIDFIELDER 5-9/160 JEFFERSON H ILLS, PA. THOMAS J EFFERSON H IGH S CHOOL 15 KEEYAN YOUNG CAREER: Shawn Wildman has played in 30 career games, starting 12...registered one point on one assist and five shots in SENIOR*/FORWARD 30 matches. 5-11/175 NORTH W ALES, PA. 2005: Played in 10 of 16 games in 2005 after battling back from HAVERFORD SCHOOL a knee injury...registered two shots on the season. 2004: Played in each of Pitt’s first five games before a knee injury sidelined him for the remainder of the season. CAREER: Keeyan Young enters the 2006 season ranked among school leaders in career scoring (tied for eighth all-time with 21 2003: Started 11 games and played 15 as a true goals) and in career assists (tied for 10th place all-time with freshman...registered three shots and one assist in 2003...his lone 11)...Young also moved into eighth place on the all-time career assist came vs. Bucknell. points list with 53...registered seven career game-winning- goals...gained an extra year of eligibility due to an injury suffered HIGH SCHOOL: Finished his high school career with 38 goals last season. and 39 assists at Thomas Jefferson High School…led team to two 2005: Preseason All-Big East selection...Missed the majority of the season due to an injury suffered against Mount St. Mary’s on Sept. 11, but played in the Panthers first three games...scored on a 20-yard game-winning goal against Marshall and notched two goals in the second half vs. Mount. St. Mary’s...registered one

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assist and seven points on eight shots before the injury... ranked second on the team in goals (three). YOUNG’S STATISTICS

2004: Named to the NSCAA All-Region Second Team and was Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG selected All-Big East Second Team...tied for the team lead in goals 2002 18/18 31 5 3 13 2 (seven), led the team in both assists (four), and points (18)...started 2003 17/17 31 6 3 15 3 in all 16 games played...fired 26 shots, second most on the team, 2004 16/16 26 7 4 18 1 and had a .269 shooting percentage, the second highest total on 2005 3/3 8 3171 the team...tied for Pitt individual game highs in points (4 vs Totals 54/54 96 21 11 53 7 Cleveland State) and goals (2 vs Cleveland State)...scored game winning goal vs. Cleveland State...had a goal and an assist in one game two times (vs. Hofstra, vs. Marshall)...preseason All-Big East selection. 6 2003: Led the team in goals scored (six), points (15), assists (tied with Brian Madden at three), shots on goal (seven), and game- winning goals (three)...scored game-winning goals vs. Boston College, at Cleveland State, and vs. Niagara...earned All Big East SAMULI AHOLA Second Team honors...earned Big East Co-Offensive Player of FRESHMAN/DEFENDER the Week after totaling three goals and leading Pitt to a 2-0 record 5-11/170 with wins over Bucknell and Georgetown...finished second on the team in shots (31)...scored a career-high two goals in a 2-1 victory MIKKELI, FINLAND over Georgetown while registering a team-high of six shots and MIKKELI three shots on goal...appeared and started 17 of 17 games including each of Pittsburgh’s 10 Big East games in 2003...registered eight points (three goals and two assists) in league play. HIGH SCHOOL: Juha Samuli Ahola joins the Panthers’ after graduating Mikkeli High School in Mikkeli, Finland where he started 2002: Ranked second on the team in points as a true freshman all but two games during his high school career…led Mikkeli to with 13…two-time Big East Rookie of the Week (Sept. 9 and Oct. Finland’s national championship in 2002-03… in 2001-02, he was 7)…became the first Pittsburgh soccer player to earn two Big East named an All Area team member after he guided his squad to the Rookie of the Week honors…ranked second on team in goal 2002 Pahjola Cup area team title…in 2005, he played with Mikkelin production with five as well as second on the squad with two Kissat where he competed in six Under-20 team matches where game-winning goals (Niagara, Sept. 4 and Notre Dame, Oct. he scored the first goal and played four representative team 4.)…scored goals against Rutgers, Cleveland State and matches...other interests include music and playing the guitar. Providence…finished third on team in shots (31) and shooting percentage (.161)…scored first career goal, a game-winner against PERSONAL: Born September 21, 1986…son of Jouleo and Anni Niagara…tied for the team lead with three assists…started all 18 Ahola…has one sister, Johanna…undeclared major. games…has five career goals in addition to three assists and 13 points. HIGH SCHOOL: Competed for Coach Kevin Tryon at the Haverford School…named team captain at Haverford as a senior…member of FC Delco Black III for three seasons…led FC 9 Delco Black III to a 2001 National Finals appearance…named to All-Delco, All Main Line and All InterAc second teams in 2000…member of the 1999 EPYSA State Championship squad. MATT BAKER PERSONAL: Born August 22, 1984…son of James and Pamela FRESHMAN/MIDFIELDER Young…has one sister…majors in communication and rhetoric. 5-11/165 BETHLEHEM, PA. Keeyan Young BETHLEHEM HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL: Matthew Baker joins the Panthers’ after graduating from Allentown Central Catholic where he set school records for most goals in a season (40) most career assists (43), goals (76) and points…earned First Team All-State, First Team All-Area and All-Lehigh Division 1 First Team honors…also was named to the Salisbury All-Tournament Team…ranked among the region’s all-time top 20 in both goals and points…became the 40th known player in region to score 30-plus goals in a season…led the Lehigh Valley Conference and Colonial League in scoring…received Lehigh Division Honorable Mention as a sophomore…led team to second place finish in district play in 2004-05…inducted into the National Honor Roll and the Pennsylvania Math League (PMA)…also competed in CYO Basketball. PERSONAL: Born February 24, 1988…son of Richard and Col- Keeyan Young leen Baker…has two sisters, Jennifer and Shannon and two brothers, Richard and Andrew…undeclared major.

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3 21 MATT DETZEL MIKE MCDADE JUNIOR/MIDFIELDER FRESHMAN/MIDFIELDER 5-7/150 6-0/180 YORK, PA. PLUM, PA. CENTRAL Y ORK HIGH SCHOOL PLUM HIGH SCHOOL

PRIOR TO PITTSBURGH: Matt Detzel returns to the Pitt men’s HIGH SCHOOL: Michael McDade graduated from Plum Senior soccer team after he competed for the Panthers during the 2002 High School in 2006…totaled 44 goals and 40 assists in his three- season. year varsity career…named All-Section and Valley News Dispatch’s All-Area Team in 2004-05… led team to an undefeated HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2000 from Central York High season and Sectional Championship in 2004 Section …and also School in York, Pa....concluded four-year varsity career with 26 team won Section Champions, WPIAL Champions and PIAA State goals and 34 assists...selected the Division I Player of the Year Semi-Finalists in 2005…highlighted as Post Gazette’s All Star and named an All-State after scoring 13 goals and finishing with Team, Pittsburgh Tribune Elite-11, All-WPIAL, All-State and Re- nine assists as a senior...led Central York to a 14-0 record, 2002 gional All-American…four year letterman in volleyball where she Division I championship and Carlisle Tournament title as a served as team captain…played Varsity basketball in 2004…also senior...two-time All-County selection...four-year varsity was Executive Producer of Plum’s Annual Make-A-Wish Telethon starter...team finished 11-3 and advanced to the county finals as a where they raised more than any other school district in the U.S. junior...scored eight goals and finished with 13 assists as a junior...played six years on the Super Nova F.C. squad...helped PERSONAL: Born August 3, 1987…son of Dale and Amy lead Super Nova to several championships including 2002 Tampa McDade…has two older sisters, Cara and Shannon…undeclared Sun Bowl semifinals, 2000 Super Y-League National co-champi- major. ons, 1999 Alliance Cup championship and Jefferson Cup championship and 1997 state championship. PERSONAL: Born January 1, 1985...son of Daniel and Rhonda Detzel...has two brothers...majors in chemical engineering. 14 CHRIS WILCOX 16 FRESHMAN/FORWARD 5-10/170 PITTSBURGH, PA. ORANE GORDON PETERS T OWNSHIP H IGH S CHOOL FRESHMAN/MIDFIELDER 5-10/155 KINGSTON, JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL: Chris Wilcox totaled 56 goals and 40 assists in HOLDERNESS S CHOOL (PLYMOUTH, N.H.) three seasons at Peters Township High School…led Peters Town- ship to the 2003 WPIAL Championship…named All-Section and All-WPIAL both sophomore and junior year…named All-State and Regional All-American…received the 2005 Almanac Player of HIGH SCHOOL: Orane Gordon joins the Panthers’ after gradu- the Year Award…received the 2005 Washington Observer Re- ating from Holderness High School in Plymouth, N.H. where he porter Player of the Year Award and All-Star… named Post Ga- led his team to second place finish in the Lakes Region League in zette All-Star…and also a two year starter and captain of the Var- 2004-05...Holderness tied for second place in 2003…qualified sity Basketball team. for the New England playoffs in 2003-04...led his team in goals in 2005…received recognition as Boston Globe’s All-Scholastic Prep PERSONAL: Born June 27, 1987…son of Michael Wilcox and soccer Player of the Year in 2005...selected for the All New En- Sharon Lacey…has two brothers, Nick and Corey…high school gland All-Star team as a senior…named captain and MVP of the teammate of Pitt sophomore goalkeeper Jordan Real Mona Football Club Under-13 squad and guided the team to Marks…undeclared major. a second place finish…led team to the championship in the Ken Mathew League and BIGGA League Under-17…played in the Under-20 level and finished in fourth place...also competed for Jamaica’s Under-17 National Team in 2002. PERSONAL: Born February 3, 1987…son of Michael and Delores Gordon…has two older sisters, Nikeisha and Raquel…undeclared major.

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BUFFALO • Neutral • Aug. 25 DEPAUL • Away • Sept. 15 WEST VIRGINIA • Away • Oct. 4

Location: Buffalo, N.Y. Location: Chicago, Ill. Location: Morgantown, W.Va. Nickname: Bulls Nickname: Blue Demons Nickname: Mountaineers Color(s): Royal Blue and White Color(s): Royal Blue and Scarlet Color(s): Old Gold and Blue Soccer Facility: RAC Soccer Facility Soccer Facility: Wish Field Soccer Facility: Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium 2005 Record (Mid-American): 14-3-2 (2-2-1) 2005 Record (BEC): 4-11-2 (2-8-1) 2005 Record (BEC): 13-8-2 (6-4-1) Coach: John Astudillo Coach: Craig Blazer Coach: Mike Seabolt Starters Returning/Lost: N/A Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost: 16/9 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 19/2 SID/Phone: TBA/(716) 645-6311 SID/Phone: Greg Greenwell/(773) 325-7546 SID/Phone: Scott Castleman/(304) 293-2821

FAIRFIELD • Neutral • Aug. 27 USF • Away • Sept. 17 PROVIDENCE • Away • Oct. 7

Location: Fairfield, Conn. Location: Tampa, Fla. Location: Providence, R.I. Nickname: Stags Nickname: Bulls Nickname: Friars Color(s): Red and White Color(s): Green and Gold Color(s): Black, White, Silver Soccer Facility: Lessing Field Soccer Facility: USF Soccer Stadium Soccer Facility: Glay Field 2005 Record (Metro Atlantic): 13-4-3 (9-0-1) 2005 Record (BEC): 13-6-2 (9-2-0) 2005 Record (BEC): 7-4-9 (3-3-4) Coach: Carl Rees Coach: George Kiefer Coach: Chaka Daley Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 21/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 18/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 14/10 SID/Phone: Jack Jones/(203) 254-4116 SID/Phone: Paul Dodson/(813) 974-4029 SID/Phone: Arthur Parks/(401) 865-2759

CLEVELAND STATE • Home • Aug. 30 XAVIER • Home • Sept. 20 BOWLING GREEN STATE • Home • Oct. 11

Location: Cleveland, Ohio Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Location: Bowling Green, Ohio Nickname: Vikings Nickname: Musketeers Nickname: Falcons Color(s): Forest green and white Color(s): Navy Blue, Gray and White Color(s): Brown and Orange Soccer Facility: Krenzler Field Soccer Facility: Xavier Soccer Complex Soccer Facility: Mickey Cochrane Stadium 2005 Record (Horizon): 0-17-1 (0-8-0) 2005 Record (A-10): 4-10-5 (3-3-3) 2005 Record (MAC): 4-13-2 (1-4-0) Coach: Ali Kazemaini Coach: Dave Schureck Coach: Fred Thompson Starters Returning/Lost: N/A Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost: 17/8 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/9 SID/Phone: TBA/(216) 687-5155 SID/Phone: Pat McKenna/(745) 503-4863 SID/Phone: Erin Schorr/(419) 372-7077

MOUNT ST. MARY’S • Away • Sept. 3 NOTRE DAME • Away • Sept. 23 CONNECTICUT • Home • Oct. 14

Location: Emmitsburg, Md. Location: Notre Dame, Ind. Location: Storrs, Conn. Nickname: Mountaineers, The Mount Nickname: Fighting Irish Nickname: UConn, Huskies Color(s): Blue and White Color(s): Blue and Gold Color(s): National Flag Blue & White Soccer Facility:Mount St. Mary’s Soccer Field Soccer Facility: Alumni Field Soccer Facility: Morrone Stadium 2005 Record (NEC): 4-10-3 (3-5-1) 2005 Record (BEC): 12-8-3 2005 Record (BEC): 16-3-2 (7-3-1) Coach: Rob Ryerson Coach: Bobby Clark Coach: Ray Reid Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 14/6 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 14/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 19/6 SID/Phone: David Musil Jr./(301) 447-5386 SID/Phone: Sean Carroll/(574) 631-2664 SID/Phone: Alissa Clendenen/(860) 481-9820

LOUISVILLE • Home • Sept. 8 ROBERT MORRIS • Home • Sept. 27 GEORGETOWN • Home • Oct. 18

Location: Louisville, Ky. Location: Moon Township, Pa. Location: Washington, D.C. Nickname: Cardinals Nickname: Colonials Nickname: Hoyas Color(s): Red, Black and White Color(s): Blue and White Color(s): Blue and Gray Soccer Facility: Cardinal Park Soccer Facility: North Athletic Complex Soccer Facility: North Kehoe Field 2005 Record (BEC): 5-11-2 (2-7-2) 2005 Record (Northeast): 11-8-1 (5-3-1) 2005 Record (BEC): 10-9-1 (6-5-0) Coach: Ken Lolla Coach: Bill Denniston Coach: Brian Wiese Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 17/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 17/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 17/7 SID/Phone: Kim Pemberton/(502) 852-5151 SID/Phone: Ken Baker/(412) 262-8587 SID/Phone: Ben Shove/(202) 687-7155

CINCINNATI • Home • Sept. 10 MARQUETTE • Home • Oct. 1 SETON HALL • Away • Oct. 21

Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Location: Milwaukee, Wis. Location: South Orange, N.J. Nickname: Bearcats Nickname: Golden Eagles Nickname: Pirates Color(s): Red and Black Color(s): Blue and Gold Color(s): Blue and White Soccer Facility: Gettler Stadium Soccer Facility: Valley Fields Soccer Facility: Owen T. Carroll Field 2005 Record (BEC): 10-7-2 (5-4-1) 2005 Record (BEC): 5-11-1 (1-8-1) 2005 Record (BEC): 13-4-3 (6-3-2) Coach: Hylton Dayes Coach: Louis Bennett Coach: Manfred Schellscheidt Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 12/7 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 16/9 SID/Phone: Jeremy Martin (513) 556-5191 SID/Phone: Blain Fowler/[414] 288-6980 SID/Phone: Jeff Mead/[973] 761-9493

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2005 STATISTICS

Overall Record: 3-12-1; Home: 1-6-1; Away: 2-6-0; Neutral: 0-0-0; Big East Record: 2-9-0

FIELD PLAYERS ALL GAMES BIG EAST Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% GW PK GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% GW PK Dwayne Grant-Higgins 14-12 5 0 10 30 .167 0 0 9-8 1 0 2 8 .125 0 0 Thomas Decato 16-16 2 3 7 19 .105 1 0 11-11 1 0 2 13 .077 1 0 Tyler Bastianelli 16-13 2 0 4 17 .118 0 0 11-9 0 0 0 6 .000 0 0 Chris Bastidas 15-11 0 2 2 15 .000 0 0 10-7 0 0 0 5 .000 0 0 Steve Cavalier 16-16 0 4 4 13 .000 0 0 11-11 0 1 1 7 .000 0 0

E.J. McCormick 16-5 0 0 0 10 .000 0 0 11-4 0 0 0 6 .000 0 0 Keeyan Young 3-3 3 1 7 8 .375 1 0 - Matt Firster 16-16 2 0 4 8 .250 1 0 11-11 2 0 4 5 .400 1 0 Mike Cunha 10-10 0 0 0 7 .000 0 0 6-6 0 0 0 6 .000 0 0 Eric Jaeger 14-5 2 0 4 6 .333 0 0 11-5 2 0 4 5 .400 0 0

Brendon Smith 14-14 1 1 3 6 .167 0 0 10-10 0 1 1 3 .000 0 0 Pat Kerr 13-13 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0 10-10 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0 Matt Langston 14-3 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 9-1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 Justin Grubisha 11-7 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 9-7 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 Shawn Wildman 10-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

Jeffrey Tidd 8-1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 6-1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 Sean Ryan 16-10 0 1 1 1 .000 0 0 11-7 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 Greg Wilcox 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 Ryan Frick 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Jordan Marks 7-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 5-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

Justin Lowery 11-9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 9-7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Andy Jorgensen 3-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Johnathon Clow 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Adam Walkowiak 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 George Tagaris 9-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

Total...... 16 17 12 46 154 .110 3 0 11 6 2 14 76 .079 2 0 Opponents...... 16 39 31 109 236 .165 11 0 11 25 17 67 161 .155 8 0

GOALKEEPERS GP-GS Min. GA GAAvg Svs Pct W L T Sho

Jordan Marks 7-6 585:00 13 2.00 40 .755 2 4 0 1 Big East 5-4 405:00 8 1.78 31 .795 1 3 0 1 Justin Lowery 8-7 650:00 16 2.22 36 .692 1 5 1 0 Big East 6-5 450:00 10 2.00 29 .744 1 4 0 0 Andy Jorgensen 3-2 235:00 10 3.83 20 .667 0 2 0 0 Big East 2-1 135:00 7 4.67 8 .533 0 1 0 0

Totals 16 1470:00 39 2.39 97 .713 3 11 1 2 Big East 990:00 25 2.27 69 .734 2 8 0 2 Opponents 16 1470:00 17 1.04 57 .770 11 3 1 6 Big East 990:00 6 0.55 33 .846 8 2 0 5

STATISTICS BY HALF INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total POINTS 4 Keeyan Young vs. Mount St. Mary’s (Sept. 11) Pittsburgh 61 90 3 0 154 4 Tyler Bastianelli at Marshall (Sept. 8) Opponents 121 109 5 1 236 4 Dwayne Grant-Higgins at Marshall (Sept. 8) 4 Dwayne Grant-Higgins vs. LaSalle (Sept. 4) GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Pittsburgh 5 12 0 0 17 GOALS 2 Keeyan Young vs. Mount St. Mary’s (Sept 11) Opponents 20 18 1 0 39 2 Dwayne Grant-Higgins at Marshall (Sept. 8) 2 Tyler Bastianelli at Marshall (Sept. 8) SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 2 Dwayne Grant-Higgins vs. LaSalle (Sept. 4) Pittsburgh 50 44 2 1 97 Opponents 19 37 1 0 57 ASSISTS 1 12 times

CORNER KICKS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total SHOTS 8 Dwayne Grant-Higgins vs. LaSalle (Sept. 4) Pittsburgh 24 29 1 0 54 5 Dwayne Grant-Higgins at Canisius (Oct. 12) Opponents 40 40 1 2 83 5 Chris Bastidas vs. Mount St. Mary’s (Sept. 11) 5 Dwayne Grant-Higgins at Marshall (Sept. 8) FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 5 Tyler Bastianelli vs. LaSalle (Sept. 4) Pittsburgh 119 107 5 2 233 Opponents 90 104 2 3 199 SAVES 8 Justin Lowery at Long Island (Sept. 11)

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2005 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS TEAM RECORD

Overall Record: 3-12-1; Home: 1-6-1; Away: 2-6-0; Neutral: 0-0-0; Big East Record: 2-9-0 W L T Overall 3 12 1 Date Opponent Result Score Record Att. Pitt Scorers Big East 2 9 0 Home 1 6 1 Sept. 02 at Drexel L 1-3 0-0-0 352 Brendon Smith (Steve Cavalier) Away 2 6 0 Neutral 0 0 0 Sept. 04 vs. LaSalle L OT 2-3 0-2-0 352 Dwayne Grant-Higgins (Tom Decato] Overtime 0 1 1 Dwayne Grant-Higgins (unassisted)

Sept. 8 at Marshall W 5-4 1-2-0 219 Tyler Bastianelli (Sean Ryan]) ATTENDANCE Dwayne Grant-Higgins (Steve Cavalier] Tyler Bastianelli (Tom Decato) Gm Tot. Av. Dwayne Grant-Higgins (unassisted) Overall 16 5164 323 Keeyan Young (Chris Bastidas) Home 8 240 30 Away 8 406 30 Sept.11 MT. ST. MARY’S T 2OT 3-3 1-2-1 278 Keeyan Young (Tom Decato) Neutral 0 0 0 Tom Decato (Chris Bastidas) Keeyan Young (Steve Cavalier) STANDINGS Sept. 16 at *Villanova L 0-2 1-3-1 310 -

Sept. 18 at *Rutgers L 1-4 1-4-1 570 Eric Jaeger (unassisted) Blue Division W L T Pts. Connecticut 7 3 1 22 Sept. 23 *DEPAUL W 1-0 2-4-1 264 Tom Decato (Tyler Bastianelli) Seton Hall 6 3 2 20 West Virginia 6 4 1 19 Sept. 25 *USF L 0-1 2-5-1 327 - Notre Dame 6 4 1 19 Georgetown 6 5 0 18 Oct. 1 *SETON HALL L 1-7 2-6-1 211 Dwayne Grant-Higgins (Tom Decato) Providence 3 3 4 13 Pittsburgh 2 9 0 6 Oct. 5 *WEST VIRGINIA L 0-2 2-7-1 184 - Marquette 1 8 1 4 Oct. 8 at *Marquette W 1-0 3-7-1 262 Matt Firster (Steve Cavalier) Red Division W L T Pts. Oct. 12 at Canisius L 0-1 3-8-1 83 - USF 92027 St. John’s 6 2 3 21 Oct. 19 at *Connecticut L 0-3 3-9-1 1267 - Cincinnati 6 3 2 20 Villanova 6 4 1 19 Oct. 22 *NOTRE DAME L 1-2 3-10-1 135 Matt Firster (Brendon Smith) Rutgers 5 4 2 17 Syracuse 3 7 1 10 Oct. 26 at *Georgetown L 1-3 3-11-1 184 Eric Jaeger (unassisted) Louisville 2 7 2 8 DePaul 2 8 1 7 Oct. 29 *PROVIDENCE L 0-1 3-12-1 166 -

*Big East Conference game.

TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 15 at Marshall (Sept. 8) 9 vs Mount. St. Mary’s (Sept. 11) GOALS 5 at Marshall (Sept. 8) 3 vs. Mount St. Mary’s (Sept. 11) ASSISTS 5 at Marshall (Sept. 8) 3 vs Mount St. Mary’s (Sept. 11) SHOTS 19 vs. Mount St. Mary’s (Sept. 11) 18 vs. LaSalle (Sept. 4) SAVES 12 vs. LaSalle (Sept. 4) 10 vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 22) 10 vs. USF (Sept. 25) CORNER KICKS 8 vs. LaSalle (Sept. 4) 7 at Rutgers (Sept. 18) FOULS 22 vs. DePaul (Sept. 23) 20 vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 22)

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MATCH RECORDS SEASON RECORDS CAREER RECORDS Goals Goals Goals

NAME NO. OPPONENT NAME NO. YEAR NAME NO. YEAR(S) 1. Joe Luxbacher .... 7 ...... Edinboro, 1971 1. Bob Cherry ...... 18 ...... 1955 1. Joe Luxbacher ...... 37 ...... 1971-74 2. Robert Cherry ..... 5 ...... N/A, 1955 2. John D’Amato ...... 16 ...... 1954 2. Robert Cuthbert ...... 30 ...... 1960-62 3. Eric Tiedtke ...... 4 .... Robert Morris, 1982 3. Robert Cuthbert ...... 15 ...... 1962 3. Eric Prex ...... 29 ...... 1991-94 Craig Connolly ..... 4 ...... YSU, 1977 4. Joe Luxbacher ...... 14 ...... 1972 4. George Shimpeno ...... 24 ...... 1962-64 Joe Luxbacher .... 4 ...... Geneva, 1973 Jerome Bressanelli ...... 14 ...... 1955 Eric Tiedtke ...... 24 ...... 1979-82 John White ...... 4 . Slippery Rock, 1969 6. Phil Matilla ...... 12 ...... 1997 6. Drew Kopp ...... 22 ...... 1995-98 Ray Tarasi ...... 4 .... Lock Haven, 1961 Craig Connolly ...... 12 ...... 1977 Jerome Bressanelli ...... 22 ...... 1955-57 J. Bressanelli ...... 4 ...... Ind. Teach., 1955 Joe Luxbacher ...... 12 ...... 1973 8. Dean Astorino ...... 21 ...... 1992-96 John D’Amato ...... 4 ...... Ind. Teach., 1954 Robert Cuthbert ...... 12 ...... 1961 Keeyan Young ...... 21 ...... 2002- 10.Joe Luxbacher ...... 11 ...... 1971 10. Dave Reichenbach ...... 20 ...... 1962-64 11. Ben Garry ...... 18 ...... 1997-00 Assists Assists Ted Noethling ...... 18 ...... 1990-93 Bob Cherry ...... 18 ...... 1955 NAME NO. OPPONENT NAME NO. YEAR Sammy Hazou ...... 18 ...... 1955-57 1. Mark Nigh ...... 4 ...... Gannon, 1978 1. Eric Prex ...... 11 ...... 1994 2. Ben Garry ...... 3 ...... California, 1998 2. Jesus Valencia ...... 10 ...... 1971 Mark Nigh ...... 3 ...... Carn.Mellon, 1977 3. David DiEmido ...... 9 ...... 1969 Assists Mark Nigh ...... 3 ...... YSU, 1977 Erik Duffy ...... 9 ...... 1993 Dave Reichenbach 3 .... West Virginia, 1962 Mark Nigh ...... 9 ...... 1977 NAME NO. YEARS Alberto Sichel ...... 3 ... Slippery Rock, 1961 6. Ted Noethling ...... 8 ...... 1993 1. Eric Prex ...... 26 ...... 1991-94 6. Several (58)* ...... 2 Eric Prex ...... 8 ...... 1992 2. Mark Nigh ...... 14 ...... 1975-78 *Most recently: Dwayne Grant-Higgins vs David Reichenbach ...... 8 ...... 1962 Dave Reichenbach ...... 14 ...... 1962-64 Providence (10/31/04). 9. Jason Piombino ...... 7 ...... 1997 4. Erik Duffy ...... 13 ...... 1990-93 10. Spencer Barton ...... 6 ...... 2000 Ted Noethling ...... 13 ...... 1990-93 Points Ben Garry ...... 6 ...... 1997 Jesus Valencia ...... 13 ...... 1969-71 Erim Gude ...... 6 ...... 1986 7. Ben Garry ...... 12 ...... 1997-00 NAME POINTS OPPONENT Vic Hugo ...... 6 ...... 1985 Drew Kopp ...... 12 ...... 1995-98 1. Joe Luxbacher .... 15 (7G, A) ... Edinboro, 1971 George Shimpeno ...... 6 ...... 1962 Scott Alexander ...... 12 ...... 1989-92 2. Robert Cherry ..... 10 (5G) ...... N/A, 1955 10. Jason Piombino ...... 11 ...... 1994-97 3. Eric Tiedtke ...... 9 (4G, A) ...... RMC, 1982 Points J.R. Perdue ...... 11 ...... 1989-92 4. Craig Connolly ..... 8 (4G) ...... YSU, 1977 John Curley ...... 11 ...... 1972-75 Alan Jutca ...... 8 (3G, 2A) ... Point Park, ‘75 NAME POINTS YEAR George Shimpeno ...... 11 ...... 1962-64 Joe Luxbacher .... 8 (4G) .... Geneva, 1973 1. Bob Cherry ...... 36 (18G) ..... 1955 Keeyan Young ...... 11 ...... 2002- John White ...... 8 (4G) ...... SRU, 1969 2. Rob Cuthbert ...... 32 (15G, 2A) ..... 1962 Ray Tarasi ...... 8 (4G) ...... LHU, 1961 John D’Amato ...... 32 (16G) ..... 1954 Points J. Bressanelli ...... 8 (4G) .. Ind. Tchrs., 1955 4. Joe Luxbacher ...... 31 (14G, 3A) ..... 1972 John D’Amato ...... 8 (4G) .. Ind. Tchrs., 1954 5. Erik Duffy ...... 29 (10G, 9A) ..... 1993 NAME NO. YEARS Joe Luxbacher ...... 29 (12G, 5A) ..... 1973 1. Eric Prex ...... 84 ...... 1991-94 7. Eric Prex ...... 28 (10G, 8A) ..... 1992 Joe Luxbacher ...... 84 ...... 1971-74 J. Bressanelli ...... 28 (14G) ..... 1955 3. Bob Cuthbert ...... 67 ...... 1960-62 9. Phil Matilla ...... 26 (12G, 2A) ..... 1997 4. George Shimpeno ...... 59 ...... 1962-64 Eric Prex ...... 26 (8G, 11A) ..... 1994 5. Drew Kopp ...... 57 ...... 1995-98 R. Cuthbert ...... 26 (12G, 2A) ..... 1961 Eric Tiedtke ...... 57 ...... 1979-82 7. Keeyan Young ...... 53 ...... 2002- 8. Dave Reichenbach ...... 54 ...... 1962-64 9. Jerome Bressanelli ...... 52 ...... 1955-57 10. Dean Astorino ...... 51 ...... 1992-96 11.Ted Noethling ...... 49 ...... 1990-93

Bob Cherry set the Pitt record for points in a season (36) in 1955. Joe Luxbacher still holds the school Eric Prex holds the ca- record for career goals (37) set from reer record (tied) for 1971-74. points with 84.

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SEASON RECORDS Lowest Goals-Against Least Goals Against Average (minimum 25 starts) Shutouts (minimum seven starts) NAME GA GP YEARS NAME GAA GP YEAR 1. Tim Sobelman ...... 31 ..... 27 ..... 1988-91 NAME SO YEAR 1. Adam Spitzer ...... 10 ...... 1992 1. Lou Cepanec ...... 0.66 ..... 9 ...... 1965 2. Bill Haines ...... 35 ..... 25 ..... 1972-73 Dave Torrence ...... 10 ...... 1985 2. Adam Spitzer ...... 0.71 .... 17 ...... 1992 3. Chris Hanlon ...... 42 ..... 32 ..... 1997-98 3. Dave Torrence ...... 0.76 .... 17 ...... 1985 4. Kirk Brodows ...... 43 ..... 40 ..... 1991-94 3. Mark Hendricks ...... 9 ...... 1986 4. Mark Hendricks .... 0.88 .... 17 ...... 1986 5. Justin Lowery ...... 51 ..... 31 ...... 2001- 4. Chris Hanlon ...... 7 ...... 1997 5. Bill Haines ...... 0.92 .... 12 ...... 1972 6. Tom Staab ...... 53 ..... 31 ..... 1961-63 Adam Spitzer ...... 7 ...... 1995 6. Kirk Brodows ...... 0.96 .... 11 ...... 1993 7. Ronald Goga ...... 56 ..... 30 ..... 1956-58 6. Ronald Goga ...... 6 ...... 1957 Dave Torrence ...... 6 ...... 1983 7. Dave Torrence ...... 1.00 .... 15 ...... 1984 8. Jay Kapusta...... 57 ..... 38 ..... 1987-90 Tim Sobelman ...... 6 ...... 1991 Kerry Krause ...... 1.00 .... 11 ...... 1970 9 . Dave Torrence ...... 68 ..... 55 ..... 1982-85 Tom Staab ...... 1.00 .... 10 ...... 1963 10. Scott Thurnberg .... 79 ..... 40 ..... 1978-81 Adam Spitzer ...... 6 ...... 1996 10. Adam Spitzer ...... 1.05 .... 21 ...... 1995 Justin Gaul ...... 6 ...... 1999 Lowest Goals-Against Justin Gaul ...... 6 ...... 2002 Saves Average Wins (minimum 15 games played) NAME NO. YEAR 1. Frank Bucci ...... 143 ...... 1975 NAME GAA GP YEAR NAME WINS GP YEAR 2. Ronald Goga ...... 115 ...... 1958 1. Kirk Brodows ...... 1.08 ... 40 ..... 1991-94 1. Adam Spitzer ...... 14 ...... 21 ...... 1995 3. Adam Spitzer ...... 114 ...... 1995 2. Tim Sobelman ..... 1.15 ... 27 ..... 1988-91 2. Justin Gaul ...... 13 ...... 18 ...... 2000 4. Bill Haines ...... 109 ...... 1973 3. Dave Torrence .... 1.23 ... 55 ..... 1982-85 3. Adam Spitzer ...... 12 ...... 17 ...... 1992 4. Dave Torrence ...... 11 ...... 17 ...... 1985 5. Tom Staab ...... 108 ...... 1961 4. Adam Spitzer ...... 1.24 ... 66 ..... 1992-96 5. Mark Hendricks ...... 10 ...... 17 ...... 1986 6. Scott Thunberg ...... 103 ...... 1981 5. Kerry Krause...... 1.25 ... 16 ..... 1969-70 7. Frank Bucci ...... 102 ...... 1974 6. Justin Gaul ...... 1.29 ... 70 ..... 1999-02 6. Chris Hanlon ...... 9 ...... 18 ...... 1997 Bill Haines ...... 102 ...... 1972 7. Chris Hanlon ...... 1.30 ... 18 ..... 1995-98 Dave Torrence ...... 9 ...... 20 ...... 1983 9. Len Harmon ...... 98 ...... 1968 8. Bill Haines ...... 1.40 ... 25 ..... 1972-73 8. Adam Spitzer ...... 8 ...... 17 ...... 1996 Adam Spitzer ...... 98 ...... 1996 9. Jay Kapusta...... 1.50 ... 38 ..... 1987-90 Dave Torrence ...... 8 ...... 15 ...... 1984 Scott Thunberg ...... 8 ...... 15 ...... 1981 Justin Gaul ...... 98 ...... 2001 10. Justin Lowery ...... 1.57 ... 31 ...... 2001- Kerry Krause ...... 8 ...... 11 ...... 1970 Ronald Goga ...... 8 ...... 10 ...... 1957 Saves Justin Gaul ...... 8 ...... 18 ...... 2002 CAREER RECORDS NAME NO. YEARS Least Goals Against 1. Frank Bucci ...... 390 ...... 1974-77 Shutouts 2. Justin GauL ...... 363 ...... 1999-02 (minimum seven starts) 3. Adam Spitzer ...... 339 ...... 1992-96 NAME SO YEARS 4. Scott Thunberg ...... 300 ...... 1978-81 NAME GA GP YEAR 1. Adam Spitzer ...... 25 ...... 1992-96 5. Tom Staab ...... 243 ...... 1961-63 1. Tim Sobelman ...... 5 ...... 7 ...... 1990 2. Dave Torrence ...... 23 ...... 1982-85 6. Bill Haines ...... 211 ...... 1972-73 2. Lou Cepanec ...... 6 ...... 9 ...... 1965 3. Justin Gaul ...... 19 ...... 1999-02 7. Ronald Goga ...... 207 ...... 1956-58 3. Jay Kapusta ...... 8 ...... 8 ...... 1988 4. Frank Bucci ...... 14 ...... 1974-77 8. Dave Torrence ...... 198 ...... 1982-85 4. Jay Bonessi ...... 10 ...... 8 ...... 1978 5. Chris Hanlon ...... 11 ...... 1995-98 9. Kirk Brodows ...... 191 ...... 1991-94 Tom Staab ...... 10 ...... 10 ...... 1963 Tim Sobelman ...... 11 ...... 1988-91 10. Jay Kapusta ...... 163 ...... 1987-90 6. Kirk Brodows ...... 11 ...... 11 ...... 1993 Mark Hendricks ...... 11 ...... 1986-88 Bill Haines ...... 11 ...... 12 ...... 1972 8. Jay Kapusta ...... 10 ...... 1987-90 Kerry Krause ...... 11 ...... 11 ...... 1970 Scott Thunberg ...... 10 ...... 1978-81 9. Adam Spitzer ...... 12 ...... 17 ...... 1992 10. Tom Staab ...... 9 ...... 1961-63 Mark Robertson ...... 12 ...... 7 ...... 1979 Wins

NAME WINS YEARS 1. Adam Spitzer ...... 38 ...... 1992-96 2. Justin Gaul ...... 32 ...... 1999-02 3. Dave Torrence ...... 31 ...... 1982-85 4. Frank Bucci ...... 19 ...... 1974-77 Tom Staab ...... 19 ...... 1961-63 6. Scott Thunberg ...... 18 ...... 1978-81 7. Mark Hendricks ...... 15 ...... 1986-88 8. Kirk Brodows ...... 14 ...... 1991-94 Jay Kapusta ...... 14 ...... 1987-90 Ronald Goga ...... 14 ...... 1956-58

Adam Spitzer holds four Pittsburgh records for shutouts and wins. Kirk Brodows holds the lowest career goals-against average in school history.

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78 ...... 1991 ...... 6-7-4 SEASON 76 ...... 1973 ...... 5-8-1 76 ...... 1969 ...... 5-5-1 Games Won 14 ...... 1995 ...... 14-6-1 Most Shutouts 13 ...... 2000 ...... 13-5-0 12 ...... 1992 ...... 12-6-1 10 ...... 1992 ...... 12-6-1 11 ...... 1985 ...... 11-3-2 10 ...... 1985 ...... 11-4-2 10 ...... 1986 ...... 10-5-2 9 ...... 1986 ...... 10-5-2 10 ...... 1997 ...... 10-5-4 8 ...... 1990 ...... 7-8-2 9 ...... 1994 ...... 9-8-1 8 ...... 1997 ...... 10-5-4 9 ...... 1993 ...... 9-5-3 7 ...... 2002 ...... 8-9-1 9 ...... 1984 ...... 9-6-1 7 ...... 1995 ...... 14-6-1 9 ...... 1983 ...... 9-10-1 6 ...... 2003 ...... 6-11-1 8 ...... 2002 ...... 8-9-1 6 ...... 1999 ...... 7-9-3 6 ...... 1996 ...... 8-7-2 8 ...... 1996 ...... 8-7-2 The 1995 team set the school record with 14 wins. 8 ...... 1989 ...... 8-6-3 6 ...... 1991 ...... 6-7-4 8 ...... 1981 ...... 8-7-0 34 ...... 2000 ...... 13-5-0 13 ...... 1985 ...... 11-4-2 6 ...... 1983 ...... 9-10-1 8 ...... 1970 ...... 8-4-0 32 ...... 1995 ...... 14-6-1 13 ...... 1959 ...... 6-3-1 6 ...... 1957 ...... 8-2-0 8 ...... 1957 ...... 8-2-0 31 ...... 1982 ...... 6-13-0 15 ...... 1986 ...... 10-5-2 5 ...... 2000 ...... 13-5-0 8 ...... 1955 ...... 8-4-0 31 ...... 1969 ...... 5-5-1 15 ...... 1970 ...... 8-4-0 5 ...... 1984 ...... 9-6-1 8 ...... 1954 ...... 8-1-0 16 ...... 1984 ...... 9-6-1 5 ...... 1982 ...... 6-13-0 16 ...... 1969 ...... 5-5-1 5 ...... 1979 ...... 5-8-2 Fewest Goals Scored 16 ...... 1963 ...... 5-5-0 5 ...... 1978 ...... 6-8-0 Games Lost 8 ...... 1967 ...... 2-7-2 16 ...... 1957 ...... 8-2-0 5 ...... 1970 ...... 8-4-0 13 ...... 1982 ...... 6-13-0 12 ...... 1979 ...... 5-8-2 12 ...... 2005 ...... 3-12-1 12 ...... 1968 ...... 3-7-1 Most Shutout Wins 11 ...... 2003 ...... 6-11-1 15 ...... 1988 ...... 6-8-1 Most Assists 10 ...... 1987 ...... 4-10-1 15 ...... 1958 ...... 3-7-0 41 ...... 1994 ...... 9-8-1 10 ...... 1992 ...... 12-6-1 10 ...... 1983 ...... 9-10-1 16 ...... 1956 ...... 3-5-2 36 ...... 1993 ...... 9-5-3 9 ...... 1985 ...... 11-4-2 9 ...... 2002 ...... 8-9-1 17 ...... 1975 ...... 5-7-2 32 ...... 1997 ...... 10-5-4 8 ...... 1986 ...... 10-5-2 9 ...... 1998 ...... 6-9-3 17 ...... 1966 ...... 4-6-1 30 ...... 1971 ...... 7-3-2 7 ...... 1995 ...... 14-6-1 8 ...... 2004 ...... 6-8-3 17 ...... 2005 ...... 3-12-1 29 ...... 1992 ...... 12-6-1 6 ...... 2002 ...... 8-9-1 8 ...... 2001 ...... 6-8-3 18 ...... 1959 ...... 6-3-1 28 ...... 1977 ...... 7-7-1 6 ...... 1996 ...... 8-7-2 8 ...... 1994 ...... 9-8-1 18 ...... 1957 ...... 8-2-0 26 ...... 1962 ...... 6-2-2 6 ...... 1990 ...... 7-8-2 8 ...... 1990 ...... 7-8-2 19 ...... 1965 ...... 7-2-1 25 ...... 1989 ...... 8-6-3 6 ...... 1983 ...... 9-10-1 8 ...... 1988 ...... 6-8-1 24 ...... 1998 ...... 6-9-3 6 ...... 1957 ...... 8-2-0 8 ...... 1980 ...... 7-8-0 23 ...... 2000 ...... 13-5-0 5 ...... 2000 ...... 13-5-0 8 ...... 1979 ...... 5-8-2 Most Opponent Goals 23 ...... 1986 ...... 10-5-2 5 ...... 1997 ...... 10-5-4 8 ...... 1978 ...... 6-8-0 39 ...... 2005 ...... 3-12-1 22 ...... 1991 ...... 6-7-4 5 ...... 1991 ...... 6-7-4 8 ...... 1973 ...... 5-8-1 35 ...... 2003 ...... 6-11-1 22 ...... 1978 ...... 6-8-1 5 ...... 1984 ...... 9-6-1 34 ...... 1994 ...... 9-8-1 21 ...... 1961 ...... 4-7 32 ...... 1980 ...... 7-8-0 Games Tied 30 ...... 1981 ...... 8-7-0 MATCH 4 ...... 1997 ...... 10-5-4 29 ...... 2004 ...... 6-8-3 Most Points 4 ...... 1991 ...... 6-7-4 29 ...... 1971 ...... 7-3-2 120 ...... 1993 ...... 9-5-3 Most Goals Scored 29 ...... 1998 ...... 6-9-3 116 ...... 1997 ...... 10-5-4 3 ...... 2004 ...... 6-8-3 10 ...... 1986 .... Youngstown State 3 ...... 2001 ...... 6-8-3 28 ...... 1987 ...... 4-10-1 115 ...... 1994 ...... 9-8-1 3 ...... 1999 ...... 7-9-3 27 ...... 1974 ...... 4-6-2 114 ...... 1977 ...... 7-7-1 10 ...... 1985 .... Youngstown State 3 ...... 1998 ...... 6-9-3 26 ...... 1989 ...... 8-6-3 114 ...... 1971 ...... 7-3-2 10 ...... 1971 ...... Edinboro 3 ...... 1993 ...... 9-5-3 26 ...... 1976 ...... 4-7-2 110 ...... 1955 ...... 8-4 10 ...... 1955 ...... Denison 3 ...... 1989 ...... 8-6-3 25 ...... 2001 ...... 6-8-3 106 ...... 1992 ...... 12-6-1 9 ...... 1993 ...... Canisius 2 ...... 1996 ...... 8-7-2 25 ...... 1975 ...... 5-7-2 100 ...... 1962 ...... 6-2-2 9 ...... 1982 ...... Robert Morris 2 ...... 1990 ...... 7-8-2 99 ...... 1986 ...... 10-5-2 9 ...... 1978 ...... Gannon 2 ...... 1986 ...... 10-5-2 91 ...... 2000 ...... 13-5-0 9 ...... 1955 ..... Indiana Teachers 2 ...... 1985 ...... 11-3-2 Fewest Opponent Goals 82 ...... 1978 ...... 6-8-1 8 ...... 1971 ...... Slippery Rock 2 ...... 1979 ...... 5-8-2 10 ...... 1965 ...... 7-2-1 82 ...... 1995 ...... 14-6-1 8 ...... 1969 ...... Slippery Rock 2 ...... 1974 ...... 4-6-2 10 ...... 1954 ...... 8-1-0 82 ...... 1998 ...... 6-9-3 2 ...... 1972 ...... 6-4-2 2 ...... 1971 ...... 7-3-2 Most Opponent Goals 2 ...... 1967 ...... 2-7-2 10 ...... 1957 ...... Penn State 2 ...... 1962 ...... 7-2-2 8 ...... 1989 ...... Seton Hall 2 ...... 1956 ...... 3-5-2 8 ...... 1983 ...... Penn State 8 ...... 1975 ...... Penn State 8 ...... 1960 ...... Akron Most Goals Scored 7 ...... 1983 ...... George Mason 55 ...... 1955 ...... 8-4-0 43 ...... 1971 ...... 7-3-2 7 ...... 1979 ...... Lock Haven 42 ...... 1997 ...... 10-5-2 7 ...... 1967 ...... Penn State 42 ...... 1993 ...... 9-5-3 6 ...... 2003 ...... Virginia Tech 42 ...... 1983 ...... 9-10-1 6 ...... 1981 ...... West Virginia 38 ...... 1992 ...... 12-6-1 6 ...... 1979 ...... Penn State 38 ...... 1986 ...... 10-5-2 6 ...... 1966 ...... Michigan State 37 ...... 1994 ...... 9-8-1 6 ...... 1964 ...... Maryland 37 ...... 1985 ...... 11-4-2 6 ...... 1964 ...... Grove City 37 ...... 1962 ...... 7-2-2 The 1957 team recorded six shutouts in eight victories.

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Most Opponent Fouls: 33 MOST CONSECUTIVE at Robert Morris, Sept. 2, 1995 HATRICK HISTORY Most Corner Kicks: 12 Games Won: 7 (1957, 1992, 1995) vs. Connecticut, Sept. 22, 2000 Billy Brush ...... Nov. 2, 2003 vs. Gannon, Nov. 3, 1973 Games Won at Home: 7 (1969-70) vs. Syracuse ...... Result: W 3-2 Games Won Away: 6 (2000) vs. Slippery Rock, Nov. 2, 1971 Games without a Loss: 12 (1996-97) Most Opponent Corner Kicks: 14 Games without a Loss at Home: 9 at Connecticut, Oct. 17, 1993 Spencer Barton ...... Sept. 29, 2000 (1971-72) vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 1979 at Notre Dame ...... Result: W 3-2 Games without a Loss Away: 9 (1996-97) at West Virginia, Nov. 8, 1975 Games Lost: 6 (1973, 1980, 1981-82, 1982- Most Saves: 30 Phil Matilla ...... Nov. 4, 1997 83, 1987) at Penn State, Nov. 15, 1975 vs. California (PA) ...... Result: W 7-0 Games Lost at Home: 4 (1968, 1973, Most Opponent Saves: 32 1978-79) at Ohio University, Oct. 23, 1965 Eric Prex ...... Sept. 11, 1994 Games Lost Away: 8 (1975-77) Fastest Goal: 31 seconds, Craig Connolly Games without a Win: 10 (1987) vs. SUNY Buffalo ...... Result: W 4-3 vs. Youngstown, Oct. 14, 1977 Games without a Win at Home: 7 (1968- Highest Combined Score: 11 69, 1978-79, 1987-88) Jeff Porter ...... Oct. 6, 1993 Games without a Win Away: 11 (2003- vs. Penn State, 1957, L 10-1 vs. Marshall ...... Result: W 3-0 Present) at Penn State, Sept. 27 1983, L 8-3 Shutouts: 6 (1996-97) Eric Duffy ...... Oct. 27, 1993 THE LAST TIME SEASON RECORDS at Grove City ...... Result: W 7-1 Shutout: Nick Liberati ...... Oct. 9, 1991 Oct. 08, 2005 at Marquette, W 1-0 Most Wins: 14 (1995) vs. Slippery Rock ...... Result: W 5-0 Most Losses: 13 (1982) Most Ties: Opponent Shutout: 4 (1991, 1997) Craig Connolly ...... Oct. 4, 1978 Best Winning Percentage: .722 (2000: 13- Oct. 29, 2005 vs Providence, L 1-0 vs. Gannon ...... Result: W 9-0 5-0) Most Overtime Games: 6 ( 2001, 2004) 10 Team Saves: Most Overtime Wins: 2 (1989, 1993, 1994, Oct. 22, 2005 vs. Notre Dame, L 2-1 Craig Connolly ...... Nov. 6, 1977 2001) vs. West Virginia ...... Result: W 3-2 Most Overtime Losses: 2 (1987, 1988, 1998, 10 Team Goals: 1999, 2004) Oct. 30, 1971 vs. Edinboro, W 10-0 Craig Connolly ...... Oct. 14, 1977 Most Overtime Ties: 4 (1991, 1997) vs. Youngstown State .. Result: W 8-0 All-time Record in Overtime: 16-12-24 Hat Trick: Most Goals: Billy Brush 55 (1955) Joe Luxbacher (4 goals) ... Sept. 8, 1973 Fewest Goals: 8 (1967) Nov. 2, 2003 at Syracuse, W 3-2 vs. Geneva ...... Result: W 9-0 Most Opponent Goals: 39 (2005) Fewest Opponent Goals: 10 (1965) Two Hat Tricks (Season): Most Points: 120 (1993) Craig Connolly, 1977 Joe Luxbacher ...... Oct. 28, 1972 Most Opponent Points: 109 (2005) Oct. 14, 1977 vs. Youngstown, W 8-0 vs. Edinboro ...... Result: W 5-1 Most Assists: 41 (1994) Nov. 6, 1977 vs. West Virginia, W 3-2 Most Opponent Assists: 27 (2004) Joe Luxbacher ...... Oct. 14, 1972 Most Shots: 291 (2000) vs. Grove City ...... Result: W 5-1 Most Opponent Shots: 256 (2003) Most Fouls: 370 (1999) Joe Luxbacher (7 goals) .. Oct. 31, 1971 Most Opponent Fouls: 380 (1995) vs. Edinboro ...... Result: W 10-0 Most Corner Kicks: 105 (2000) Most Opponent Corner Kicks: 110 (2002) Most Saves: 242 (1975) John White ...... Ovt. 28, 1969 Most Opponent Saves: 178 (1965) vs. Kent State ...... Result: W 7-2 Most Shutouts: 10 (1992) Most Opponent Shutouts: 9 (1998, 1999) John White ...... Nov. 4, 1969 vs. Slippery Rock ...... Result: W 8-2 MATCH RECORDS Jerome Bressanelli (4 goals) ...... 1955 vs. Indiana Teachers ... Result: W 9-0 Most Goals: 10 vs. Denison, 1955, W 10-0 vs. Edinboro, Oct. 31 1971, W 10-0 at Youngstown St., Nov. 2 1985, W 10-0 vs. Youngstown St., Oct. 15 1986, W 10-0 Most Opponent Goals: 10 vs. Penn State, 1957, L 10-1 Most Goals in a Half: 8 vs. Gannon, Oct. 17, 1978 Most Opponent Goals in a Half: 7 at Temple, Oct. 2, 1976 Most Fouls: 37 vs. Notre Dame, Aug. 29, 1997 Spencer Barton scored a hat trick for Pittsburgh against Notre Dame on Sept. 29, 2000.

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1959 .... Edwardo Giraldo ...... 4 2002 .... Bryan Hopper ...... 3 GOALS 1960 .... Peter Smith ...... 4 Keeyan Young...... 3 1961 .... Paul Liberati...... 4 2003 .... Keeyan Young...... 3 YEAR NAME GOALS 1962 .... David Reichenbach ..... 8 Brian Madden ...... 3 1954 .... John D'Amato ...... 16 1963 .... Eugene Balkovec ...... 2 2004 .... Keeyan Young...... 4 1955 .... Bob Cherry ...... 18 David Reichenbach ..... 2 2005 .... Steve Cavalier...... 4 1956 .... Sammy Hazou ...... 5 George Shimpeno ...... 2 1957 .... Jerome Bressanelli ..... 6 Aldo Zortea ...... 2 POINTS 1958 .... Fernando Fabregas .... 5 1964 .... David Reichenbach ..... 4 Mike Blatz 1959 .... Simeon Pestich ...... 6 1965 .... Dominico Millilo ...... 3 YEAR NAME POINTS 1960 .... Edmund Weihrauch .... 6 David Shaffer ...... 3 1954 .... John D'Amato ...... 32 1961 .... Robert Cuthbert ...... 12 1966 .... Al Traunsteiner ...... 3 1955 .... Bob Cherry ...... 36 1962 .... Robert Cuthbert ...... 15 Shelton Zvoma ...... 3 1956 .... Sammy Hazou ...... 12 1963 .... David Reichenbach .... 9 1967 .... Gary Foertsch ...... 1 1957 .... Jerome Bressanelli .... 15 George Shimpeno ...... 9 1968 .... Robert Trexler...... 2 1958 .... Fernando Fabregas ... 13 1964 .... George Shimpeno ...... 7 1969 .... David DiEmido...... 9 1959 .... Simeon Pestich ...... 13 1965 .... David Shaffer ...... 5 1970 .... Ali Rdissi ...... 3 1960 .... Edmund Weinrauch ... 15 1966 .... Bob Racunas ...... 4 Jesus Valencia ...... 3 1961 .... Robert Cuthbert ...... 26 1967 .... Dave Shimpeno ...... 4 1971 .... Jesus Valencia ...... 10 1962 .... Robert Cuthbert ...... 32 1968 .... Tsima Lekoma ...... 4 1972 .... Ray Rex ...... 4 1963 .... David Reichenbach ... 20 1969 .... John White ...... 9 1973 .... Joe Luxbacher ...... 5 George Shimpeno ...... 20 Robert Cuthbert 1970 .... Ali Rdissi ...... 6 1974 .... John Curley ...... 3 1964 .... George Shimpeno ...... 17 1971 .... Joe Luxbacher ...... 11 William Rex ...... 3 1965 .... David Shaffer ...... 13 1972 .... Joe Luxbacher ...... 14 1975 .... John Curley ...... 4 1966 .... Bob Racunas ...... 10 1973 .... Joe Luxbacher ...... 12 1976 .... Randy Gyory ...... 1 1967 .... Dave Shimpeno ...... 8 1974 .... John Curley ...... 5 Marty Moyer ...... 1 1968 .... Tsima Lekoma ...... 7 1975 .... Alan Jutca ...... 9 Tom Murphy ...... 1 1969 .... John White ...... 20 1976 .... Rich Roccon ...... 3 Mark Nigh ...... 1 1970 .... Ali Rdissi ...... 15 1977 .... Craig Connolly...... 12 Todd Wawrousek ...... 1 1971 .... Joe Luxbacher ...... 24 1978 .... Karl Nigh ...... 5 Alfredo Woodman ...... 1 1972 .... Joe Luxbacher ...... 31 1979 .... Jeff Tissue ...... 5 1977 .... Mark Nigh ...... 9 1973 .... Joe Luxbacher ...... 29 1980 .... Eric Tiedtke ...... 7 1978 .... Mark Nigh ...... 4 1974 .... John Curley ...... 13 1981 .... Eric Tiedtke ...... 8 Jeff Tissue ...... 4 1975 .... Alan Jutca ...... 20 Erik Duffy 1982 .... Eric Tiedtke ...... 7 1979 .... Al Adelmann ...... 2 1976 .... Rich Roccon ...... 6 1983 .... Bob Howard ...... 6 Olabode Anise...... 2 1977 .... Craig Connolly...... 25 1984 .... Rick Burkholder ...... 5 Bob Hughes ...... 2 1978 .... Karl Nigh ...... 12 1985 .... Vic Hugo ...... 5 1980 .... Al Adelmann ...... 3 Jeff Tissue ...... 12 1986 .... Mike Grimes ...... 6 Troy Norton ...... 3 1979 .... Jeff Tissue ...... 11 1987 .... Dave Moss ...... 8 Eric Tiedtke ...... 3 1980 .... Eric Tiedtke ...... 17 1988 .... Heinz Pak ...... 3 1981 .... John Hagenbuch ...... 3 1981 .... Eric Tiedtke ...... 19 1989 .... Huy Tran ...... 7 Eric Tiedtke ...... 3 1982 .... Eric Tiedtke ...... 17 1990 .... Huy Tran ...... 5 1982 .... Not Available 1983 .... Bob Howard ...... 12 1991 .... Nick Liberati ...... 7 1983 .... Rick Burkholder ...... 4 1984 .... Rick Burkholder ...... 12 Eric Prex ...... 7 1984 .... Tom Foley ...... 4 1985 .... Vic Hugo ...... 16 Keith Hoetzlein 1992 .... Eric Prex ...... 10 1985 .... Vic Hugo ...... 6 1986 .... Erim Gude ...... 16 1993 .... Erik Duffy ...... 10 1986 .... Erim Gude ...... 6 1987 .... Dave Moss ...... 18 1994 .... Eric Prex ...... 8 1987 .... Mike Grimes ...... 4 1988 .... Heinz Pak ...... 8 1995 .... Drew Kopp ...... 6 1988 .... Marc Mostincky ...... 3 1989 .... Mike Blatz ...... 16 1996 .... Keith Hoetzlein ...... 5 1989 .... Scott Alexander ...... 5 Huy Tran ...... 16 1997 .... Phil Matilla ...... 12 1990 .... J.R. Perdue ...... 3 1990 .... Huy Tran ...... 13 1998 .... Drew Kopp ...... 9 Huy Tran ...... 3 1991 .... Eric Prex ...... 17 1999 .... Ben Garry ...... 7 1991 .... J.R. Perdue ...... 4 1992 .... Eric Prex ...... 28 2000 .... Ben Garry ...... 6 1992 .... Eric Prex ...... 8 1993 .... Erik Duffy ...... 29 2001 .... Chris Churchill...... 6 1993 .... Erik Duffy ...... 9 1994 .... Eric Prex ...... 27 2002 .... Marco Carrizales ...... 8 1994 .... Eric Prex ...... 11 1995 .... Drew Kopp ...... 15 Jason Piombino 2003 .... Keeyan Young...... 6 1995 .... Keith Hoetzlein ...... 3 1996 .... Keith Hoetzlein ...... 11 2004 .... Keeyan Young...... 7 Drew Kopp ...... 3 1997 .... Phil Matilla ...... 26 Billy Brush ...... 7 Travis Kruse ...... 3 1998 .... Drew Kopp ...... 22 2005 Dwayne Grant Higgins 5 1996 .... Drew Kopp ...... 3 1999 .... Ben Garry ...... 16 Jason Piombino ...... 3 2000 .... Spencer Barton ...... 16 ASSISTS 1997 .... Jason Piombino ...... 7 2001 .... Mark Sikora ...... 14 1998 .... Spencer Barton ...... 5 2002 .... Marco Carrizales ...... 16 1999 .... Ben Garry ...... 2 YEAR NAME ASSISTS 2003 .... Keeyan Young...... 15 1954 .... Not Available Chad Porter ...... 2 2004 .... Keeyan Young...... 18 1955 .... Not Available Spencer Barton ...... 2 2005 .... Dwayne Grant Higgins10 1956 .... Jerome Bressanelli ..... 5 Reagan Bender ...... 2 David Reichenbach 1957 .... Jerome Bressanelli ..... 3 2000 .... Spencer Barton ...... 6 1958 .... Fernando Fabregas ..... 3 2001 .... Bryan Hopper ...... 4 Mark Sikora ...... 4

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12553UnvrstyMScrTxt.pmd 26 9/8/2006, 12:47 PM BIG EAST CONFERENCE HONORS

BIG EAST PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS

Justin Gaul Goalkeeper of the Week Sept. 11, 2000 Oct. 9, 2000 Oct. 15, 2001 Oct. 7, 2002

Since the Pittsburgh Panthers men’s soc- Joe Luxbacher cer team began play in the Big East Confer- 1992 & 1995 Coach of the Year Keeyan Young ence in 1985, a number of players have Offensive Player of the been recognized for their efforts on the field. Week Former goalkeeper Adam Spitzer was the Oct. 13, 2003 first Panther to ever earn conference Player Rookie of the Week of the Week honors in 1992. Former goal- Sept. 9, 2002 keeper Justin Gaul is the only player to re- Oct. 7, 2002 ceive four weekly honors in his career. Gaul, along with sophomore forward Keeyan Young are the only two Panthers to earn player of the week honors twice in the same season. Young is currently the only player in Pittsburgh history to be named as a rookie Phil Matilla of the week. Mark Sikora earned his only Offensive Player of Big East weekly honor on Nov. 5 of 2001. the Week Head Coach Joe Luxbacher is a two-time Charles Wasson Sept. 15, 1997 Coach of the Year honoree, while five other 1993 All-Big East Second Team Panthers have earned postseason acco- lades from the Big East. Charles Wasson, Jeff Porter, Ben Garry, Chris Churchill and Gaul garnered all-conference (second team and third team) honors and Garry was named to the All-Rookie team in 1997. Mark Sikora Offensive Player of the Week ALL-BIG EAST HONORS Nov. 5, 2001 All-Big East Conference Honors (since1985): 1993-Charlie Wasson (2nd team) 1995-Jeff Porter (2nd team) 1997-Ben Garry (Rookie Team) Jeff Porter 2000- Chris Churchill (2nd Team) 1995 All-Big East Second Team Ben Garry (2nd Team) Eric Prex 2002- Justin Gaul (3rd Team) Offensive Player of 2003-Keeyan Young (2nd Team) the Week 2004-Keeyan Young (2nd Team) Sept. 12, 1994

Adam Spitzer Defensive Player of the Week Nov. 4, 1996 Oct. 2, 1995 Ben Garry Sept. 14, 1992 1997 All Rookie Team, 2000 All-Big East Second Team

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12553UnvrstyMScrTxt.pmd 27 9/8/2006, 12:48 PM BIG EAST ACADEMIC HONORS

FOUR-YEAR BIG EAST ACADEMIC ALL-STARS

Since the Pittsburgh Panthers men’s soccer team began play in the Big East Confer- ence in 1985, a number of players have been recognized for their efforts in the classroom. In the 1986-87 season, the innaugural season for the Big East Academic All-Stars, only Brian Casey received recognition for his academic excellence. Nate Tim Since it’s inception, the Panthers have col- Montgomery Montgomery lected a total of 75 Big East Academic All- Star honors. Each member of the Academic All-Stars must achieve a 3.0 G.P.A. as well as letter to be eligible for nomination. Tim Montgomery, Nate Montgomery and Jacob Kring are the only three Pitt players selected to the Big East Academic All-Star honors for four consecutive seasons. Al Lopus, Reagan Bender, Keith Blass, Tyler Bastianelli, Tom DeCato and Miles Dowiak have earned three Academic All-Star hon- Tim Montgomery (1997-2001) became ors. Bastianelli and DeCato have the op- Jacob Pittsburgh’s first four-time All-Big East portunity to become the third and fourth four- Kring Academic honoree. year Big East Academic All-Star honorees in school history.

THREE-YEAR BIG EAST ACADEMIC ALL-STARS

Al Lopus Reagan Bender Keith Blass Miles Dowiak Tyler Bastianelli Tom DeCato

BIG EAST ACADEMIC ALL-STARS

1986-87 1991-92 Steve Hopper Miles Dowiak 2001-02 2004-05 Brian Casey Mark Brehm Charlie Kotuby Tim Montgomery Mike Doe Tom DeCato Al Lopus Nate Montgomery Miles Dowiak Tyler Bastianelli 1987-88 Don Overmier 1996-97 Jorge Rivera Jacob Kring Jacob Kring Kurt Weber Reagan Bender Jason Smathers Nate Montgomery 1992-93 Drew Kopp Peter Veltri Jorge Rivera 2005-06 1988-89 Michael Bacasa Jason Piombino Toure Weaver Toure Weaver Tyler Bastianelli Jon Ascher Brian Pellegrino Josh Whitham Josh Whitham Chris Bastidas Dan Cuddy Jason Tatka 1997-98 Tom DeCato Matt Segedy Keith Blass 2000-01 2002-03 Pat Kerr 1993-94 Tim Montgomery Ryan Costic Tom DeCato Matt Langton 1989-90 John Lopus Miles Dowiak Mike Doe Sean Ryan Al Lopus Charles Wasson 1998-99 Nate Montgomery Miles Dowiak Brendon Smith Marc Mostincky Reagan Bender Tim Montgomery Jacob Kring Greg Wilcox 1994-95 Keith Blass Jorge Rivera Nate Montgomery 1990-91 John Lopus Tim Montgomery Peter Veltri Roberto Croce Charles Wasson Brian Watson 2003-04 Al Lopus 1999-00 Toure Weaver Tyler Bastianelli 1995-96 Reagan Bender Josh Whitham Tom DeCato J.L. Gorsin Keith Blass Jacob Kring

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YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS PITT’S TWO HEAD COACHES

Year Coach Record 1954 Leo Bemis 8-1-0 1955 Leo Bemis 8-4-0 1956 Leo Bemis 3-5-2 1957 Leo Bemis 8-2-0 1958 Leo Bemis 3-8-0 1959 Leo Bemis 6-3-1 1960 Leo Bemis 5-5-1 1961 Leo Bemis 6-4-1 1962 Leo Bemis 7-2-2 1963 Leo Bemis 6-5-0 1964 Leo Bemis 5-5-0 1965 Leo Bemis 7-2-1 1984-Present Joe Luxbacher 1966 Leo Bemis 4-5-2 1967 Leo Bemis 2-7-2 1968 Leo Bemis 3-7-1 1969 Leo Bemis 5-5-1 1970 Leo Bemis 8-4-0 1971 Leo Bemis 7-3-2 1972 Leo Bemis 6-4-2 1973 Leo Bemis 5-9-0 1974 Leo Bemis 4-6-2 1975 Leo Bemis 5-7-2 1976 Leo Bemis 4-7-2 1977 Leo Bemis 7-7-1 1978 Leo Bemis 6-8-0 1979 Leo Bemis 4-9-2 ... 1980 Leo Bemis 7-8-0 NOW 1981 Leo Bemis 8-7-0 1982 Leo Bemis 6-13-0 1983 Leo Bemis 9-10-1 1984 Joe Luxbacher 9-6-1 1985 Joe Luxbacher 11-4-2 1986 Joe Luxbacher 10-5-2 ... 1987 Joe Luxbacher 4-10-1 THEN 1988 Joe Luxbacher 6-8-1 1989 Joe Luxbacher 8-6-3 1990 Joe Luxbacher 7-8-2 1991 Joe Luxbacher 6-7-4 1992 Joe Luxbacher 12-6-1 1993 Joe Luxbacher 9-5-3 1994 Joe Luxbacher 9-8-1 1995 Joe Luxbacher 14-6-1 1996 Joe Luxbacher 8-7-2 1997 Joe Luxbacher 10-5-4 Leo Bemis 1954-1983 1998 Joe Luxbacher 6-9-3 1999 Joe Luxbacher 7-9-3 2000 Joe Luxbacher 13-5-0 2001 Joe Luxbacher 6-8-3 2002 Joe Luxbacher 8-9-1 2003 Joe Luxbacher 6-11-1 2004 Joe Luxbacher 6-8-3 2005 Joe Luxbacher 3-12-1

All-Time Record 350-334-71

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PITT VS. ALL OPPONENTS PITT VS. ALL CONFERENCES Conference: Record: School Won Lost Tied First Game Akron ...... 7 ...... 16 ...... 2 ...... 1957 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference ...... 7-1-1 Allegheny College ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1954 American Mid East Conference ...... 14-5-0 Army ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 1956 Atlantic Conference ...... 4-2-1 Bethany College ...... 2 ...... 6 ...... 0 ...... 1977 Atlantic Coast Conference ...... 1-7-0 Birmingham Southern ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 2001 Atlantic 10 Conference ...... 10-10-2 Boston College ...... 4 ...... 9 ...... 2 ...... 1990 Bowling Green ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2002 Big East ...... 63-129-24 Brockport (NY) ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 1956 Big South ...... 0-1-0 Bucknell ...... 10 ...... 21 ...... 1 ...... 1964 Big 10 ...... 12-32-5 California (PA) ...... 8 ...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 1984 Centennial Conference ...... 2-0-0 Canisius ...... 13 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1987 Colonial Athletic Association ...... 1-3-0 Carnegie Mellon ...... 17 ...... 6 ...... 4 ...... 1969 Case University...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1954 Conference USA ...... 0-3-0 Central Connecticut ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1999 Empire Conference ...... 2-4-0 Cleveland State ...... 6 ...... 3 ...... 2 ...... 1969 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ...... 14-2-0 Connecticut ...... 3 ...... 11 ...... 1 ...... 1990 Horizon League ...... 13-3-2 Davis & Elkins ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 1975 Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference ...... 2-6-0 Denison ...... 5 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1954 Duke University...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1955 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference ...... 16-2-1 Duquesne ...... 4 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1996 Mid American Conference ...... 23-21-6 East Stroudsburg ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1965 North Coast Athletic Conference ...... 7-0-0 Edinboro ...... 12 ...... 3 ...... 1 ...... 1971 Northeast Conference ...... 30-10-6 Franklin & Marshall ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1954 Ohio Athletic Conference ...... 2-0-0 Frostburg ...... 7 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1960 Gannon ...... 9 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1973 Ohio Valley Conference ...... 1-0-0 Geneva ...... 6 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 1973 Other...... 0-1-0 George Mason ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 1982 Patriot League ...... 10-27-3 Georgetown ...... 5 ...... 15 ...... 0 ...... 1985 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference ...... 68-41-11 George Washington ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1983 President’s Athletic Conference ...... 23-11-2 Grove City ...... 23 ...... 11 ...... 2 ...... 1954 Hartwick ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1997 Southeastern Conference ...... 1-0-0 Hofstra ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2004 SUNYAC Conference ...... 2-2-1 Howard ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 1960 University Athletic Association ...... 19-6-4 Indiana (PA) ...... 11 ...... 11 ...... 1 ...... 1971 West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ...... 1-5-2 Jersey City ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1975 Kent State ...... 6 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1965 Lock Haven ...... 6 ...... 5 ...... 0 ...... 1956 Long Island ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 2004 Marshall ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 1991 Ben Garry played Maryland ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 1962 two seasons for the Mercyhurst ...... 5 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1980 Michigan State ...... 0 ...... 6 ...... 0 ...... 1958 Pittsburgh Moorehead State ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1986 Riverhounds (2001 Mount Union College ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1979 and 2002). Navy ...... 0 ...... 5 ...... 0 ...... 1955 Niagara ...... 4 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1988 North Carolina State ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1955 Notre Dame ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... 3 ...... 1995 Ohio University ...... 7 ...... 4 ...... 2 ...... 1958 Ohio State ...... 6 ...... 4 ...... 2 ...... 1954 Oneonta State ...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1997 Penn State ...... 6 ...... 22 ...... 3 ...... 1955 Point Park College ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1973 Providence ...... 8 ...... 7 ...... 1 ...... 1990 Qunnipiac ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1998 Robert Morris ...... 13 ...... 8 ...... 2 ...... 1982 Rutgers ...... 3 ...... 7 ...... 2 ...... 1995 St. Bonaventure ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1994 St. Francis (NY) ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1999 St. Francis (PA) ...... 16 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1985 St. John’s ...... 3 ...... 13 ...... 4 ...... 1985 St. Louis ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 1960 St. Vincent College ...... 5 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 1976 Seton Hall ...... 4 ...... 15 ...... 3 ...... 1985 Slippery Rock ...... 30 ...... 8 ...... 5 ...... 1954 SUNY Buffalo ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 1992 Syracuse ...... 7 ...... 6 ...... 2 ...... 1985 Temple ...... 3 ...... 8 ...... 1 ...... 1968 Tiffin ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1987 UAB ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 2001 Vanderbilt ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1986 Villanova ...... 12 ...... 8 ...... 2 ...... 1983 Virginia ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 1982 Virginia Tech ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 2001 West Chester ...... 1 ...... 11 ...... 3 ...... 1960 West Virginia ...... 9 ...... 30 ...... 3 ...... 1962 West Virginia Wesleyan ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 1 ...... 1981 Western Michigan ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 2004 Youngstown State ...... 7 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1977 Totals ...... 348 ...... 330 ...... 70 ...... 1954

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All-TimePANTHERS Captains IN THE PROS

Reagen Bender Hershey Wildcats (A-League - 2001-02)

Frank Bucci Hartford (ASL) Denver (MISL) Pittsburgh Spirit (MISL - 1978-80)

Ben Garry Pittsburgh Riverhounds (A-League -2001- 02)

Bill Haines Pittsburgh Miners (MISL - 1975)

Denny Kohlmeyer Pittsburgh Miners (ASL - 1975) Pittsburgh Stingers, Asst. Coach (CISL - 1994-95)

Drew Kopp Hershey Wildcats (A-League - 1999-01)

Travis Kruse Pittsburgh Riverhounds (A-League - 2000-01)

Joe Luxbacher Philadelphia Atoms (NASL - 1974-75) Pittsburgh Miners (ASL - 1975-76) Pittsburgh Spirit (MISL - 1979-81) Phil Matilla Reading Rage (A-League - 2001)

Ted Noethling Pittsburgh Stingers (CISL - 1994)

John O’Hara Pennsylvania Stoners (ASL - 1978) Pittsburgh Spirit (MISL - 1979-81) Cleveland Force (NASL - 1980-81)

Heinz Pak Pittsburgh Stingers (CISL - 1994)

Eric Prex Pittsburgh Stingers (CISL - 1995)

Bill Rex Pittsburgh Miners (ASL - 1975) Joe Luxbacher played seven years of professional soccer for the Philadelphia Atoms, Pittsburgh Miners and Pittsburgh Spirit. Art Richardson Pittsburgh Canons (ASL - 1973) Pittsburgh Miners (ASL - 1975) KEY: ASL-American Soccer League, NASL- North American Soccer League, MISL-Major Indoor Soccer League, AISA-American Indoor Todd Smith Fort Wayne (AISA - 1988) Soccer Association, CISL-Continental Indoor Soccer League, NPSL- Harrisburg Heat (NPSL - 1993) National Professional Soccer League.

ABOVE: Former Panther standout Drew Kopp was drafted by the A-League's Hershey Wildcats in 1999.

LEFT: Reagan Bender played two professional seasons for the Hersey Wildcats.

FAR LEFT: Ted Noethling and Eric Prex as members of the Pittsburgh Stingers.

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JEROME BRESSANELLI RONALD WYATT halfback (1955-56) fullback (1958-59)

• Two-time All-American (1955 • Two time All-American and 1956). (1958-59). • Member of All Pa., N.J., Del. Team in 1956. • 1959 team captain. • Led Panthers in Goals in 1957. • Two time member of the All • Twice led Panthers in assists Pennsylvania/New Jersey/ 1956, 1957. • Led Pittsburgh in Points in Delaware Team (1958-59). 1957. • Third All-time Goals in a Game (4 goals). • Fourth All time (goals/season) 14 goals 1955. • Sixth Career Goals (22). Jerome Bressanelli • Seventh Points in a Season Ronald Wyatt (1955-56) (28). (1958-59) • Eighth in Points in a career (52).

PAUL LIBERATI left halfback (1962) GEORGE ZANICOUPOLOUS • All-America Selection in goalkeeper (1959) 1962. • Two time member of All • All-America Honors in Pennsylvania/New Jersey/ 1959. Delaware Team (1961-62). • Member of the All • Led Panthers to first Pennsylvania./New NCAA tournament berth. Jersey/Delaware Team. • Led team with four assists • Posted three shutouts. in 1961. • Surrendered only 13 goals Paul Liberati as a keeper. (1962) George Zanicoupolous (1959) DAVE REICHENBACH outside left (1963) GEORGE SOMMER left halfback (1965) • All-America selection in 1963. • Two time member of the All Pa., • All-America selection in N.J., Del. 1963-64. • Team Captain. 1965. • Second in Assists (game-4). • Member of the 1965 All • Second in Assists (Career-14). Pa., N.J., Del. Team. • Sixth Assists (Season-8). • Three year letterman. • Seventh Points (Career-54). • Three year letterman. • Led Panthers its second • Led Pittsburgh in goal NCAA tournament berth. production and points in 1963. • Led a defense that • Led team in assists from 1962- surrendered only 10 goals Dave Reichenbach 64. (1963) on the season. George Sommer (1965)

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All-Time Captains PITT’S MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

Daniel Liberati David Torrence Drew Kopp Eric Duffy Heinz Pak 1986 MVP 1985 MVP 1998 MVP 1993 MVP 1989 MVP

Jason Piombino Jeff Porter Mike Bacasa Nick Liberati Robert Croce 1997 MVP 1995 MVP 1992 MVP 1990 co-MVP 1990 co-MVP

All-Time CaptainsYEAR-BY-YEAR MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

Year MVP Year MVP Year MVP 2005 None 1988 Scott McCurry 1970 None 2004 Jacob Kring 1987 David Moss 1969 Robert Trexler 2003 Clay Haflich 1986 Daniel Liberati 1968 C. Lekoma 2002 Justin Gaul 1985 David Torrence 1967 Joseph Kruth 2001 Chris Churchill 1984 None 1966 A. Richardson 2000 Ben Garry 1983 None 1965 George Sommer 1999 Ben Garry 1982 Eric Tiedtke 1964 Andrew McGraw 1998 Drew Kopp 1981 Al Adelmann 1963 Thomas Staab 1997 Jason Piombino 1980 Eric Tiedtke 1962 Paul Liberati 1996 None 1979 Tom Liebenguth 1961 Stephen Daniels 1995 Jeff Porter 1978 None 1960 Cal Smith 1994 None 1977 Mark Nigh 1959 Ronald Wyatt 1993 Erik Duffy 1976 None 1958 William Eisinger 1992 Mike Bacasa 1975 Frank Bucci 1957 J. Bressanelli 1991 Mike Watson 1974 None 1956 Paul Griffiths 1990 Nick Liberati 1973 Joe Luxbacher 1955 Robert Cherry Robert Croce 1972 None 1954 Donald Clark 1989 Heinz Pak 1971 None Ben Garry, 2000 MVP

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A Cunha, Mike 2003- Harley, George 1961 Lucke, Sherlund 1981-83, 1985 Ablak, Seckin 1985-86 Curley, John 1973-75 Harmon, Leonard 1966-68 Luxbacher, Jerry 1973 Adelmann, Alfred 1978-81 Cuthbert, Robert 1960-62 Harrison, Steve 1976-78 Luxbacher, Joseph 1971-74 Adelmann, Andrew 1983-85 Hazou, Sami 1955-57 Alexander, Scott 1989-92 D Heacox, Bill 1954 M Alfidi, Tony 1955 D'Amato, John 1954 Headrick, Brian, 2002-04 Madden, Brian, 2003-04 Amayo, Ivan 1989-91 Daniels, Stephen 1959-61 Heimbach, Karl 1979-81 McCormick, E.J. 2005- Anise, Olabode 1979 Davin, Joe 1983 Hendricks, Mark 1986-88 McCurry, Scott 1987-88, 1990-91 Arbes, Cliff 1968 DeCato, Thomas, 2003- Hester, Jack 1955-57 McFarland, Kenneth 1960-61 Arlotta, Anna (Mgr.) 1978 DeTorre, Dick 1954-55 Hicks, Bill 1996-99 McGonigle, Chris 1998 Armour, Kevin 1996-98 DiEmido, David 1968-70 Higgins-Grant, Dwayne 2004- McGraw, Andrew 1962-64 Armstrong, Edward 1954 DiPalma, Dennis 1991 05 McGrevin, Eugene 1962-63 Armstrong, Scott 1986-89 Doe, Mike 2001-02 Hill, Jack 1954-56 McKinn, Tom 1954-55 Ascher, Jon 1987-88 Dohrmann, Fred 1973, 76-77 Hirt, Jay 1982 McNulty, Robert 1958-60 Astorino, Dean 1992-96 Domsic, Debbie (Mgr.) 1974-75 Hissom, Rob 1954 Marich, Brian 1996-97 Avendino, Sebastian 1998 Donatelli, Sam 1961-62, 1964 Hoetzlein, Keith 1993-96 Marks, Jordan 2005- Dornisch, David 1987 Hoolihan, Greg 1996-97 Matilla, Phil 1995-98 B Dowiak, Miles 1999-2002 Hopkins, Richard (Mgr.) 1956-58 Mehock, Ronald 1960 Bacasa, Michael 1992-93 Dry, Randy 1968-70 Hopper, Bryan 1999-2002 Meyers, Joseph 1963-64 Baguley, Ian 1967 Duffy, Erik 1990, 1992-93 Hopper, Steve 1995-97 Midock, Gary 1969-71 Balkovec, Eugene 1963 Dunbar, Charles 1960-62 Horox, Jack 1956-58 Mielecki, Ronald 1967 Barcs, Miklos 1961 Dunn, Jeffrey 1981-82 Hosler, Wade 1996-97 Migliore, Todd 1998 Bartolotta, Vincent 1964-66 Dyer, Jeff 1996-99 Howard, Robert 1983-86 Milillo, Dominico 1963, 1965 Barton, Spencer 1997-00 Dyer, Mike 1993-96 Hughes, Robert 1977, 1979-80 Miller, Theodore 1974-75 Bastianelli, Tyler, 2003- Dyer, Robert 1991-94 Hugo, Victor 1982-85 Mincin, Mike 1995 Bastidas, Chris, 2004- Hull, George 1971 Montgomery, Nate 1999-2002 Becker, Matt 1983 E Montgomery, Tim 1997-00 Behrend, Andrew 1973-75 Eisinger, William 1956-58 J Morahan, John 1973-75 Belovich, Joseph 1966 Emejulu, Chukwuma 1986 Jacobs, Charles (Mgr.) 1954 Morris, Gregory 1958 Bender, Reagan 1996-99 Jacobs, Victor 1993 Moss, David 1984-87 Bilbie, Steve 1995 F Jerich, Donald 1959 Mostincky, Marc 1988-89 Bishop, Carsten 1989-92 Fabregas, Fernando 1958 Jones, Thomas 1969-70 Mouen, Ernest 1966-67 Blasko, Kim 1974-76 Ferrer, Edin 1957 Jorgensen, Andy 2004- Moyer, Martin 1976-77 Blass, Keith 1997-00 Fibel, Steven 1969, 1971 Jutca, Alan 1973-75 Murdoch, Robert 1956, 1958-59 Blatz, Michael 1987-89 Fiedler, Robert 1958-60 Murphy, Robert 1962 Bonawitz, Calvin 1963-65 Firster, Matt 2005- K Murphy, Thomas 1973-76 Bonessi, John 1978, 1980 Foertsch, Gary 1965-67 Kaiser, Wayne 1968 Bottomley, James 1986 Foley, Thomas 1984 Kalchthaler, Robert 1957 N Bowen, Don 1980-82 Freund, Craig 1984-85 Kamara, Swaray 1983, 85 Nasrallah, Phillip (Mgr.) 1965 Bowley, Joseph 1955-56 Frick, Ryan 2005- Kane, Charles 1956-58 Neuman, Dennis 1955-56 Brehm, Mark 1989-91 Kapusta, Jay 1987-90 Nicholacoupolos, Antonio 1969-71 Bressanelli, Jerome 1955-57 G Karavelles, Peter 1957, 59 Nigh, Karl 1976-78 Brodows, Kirk 1992-94 Gaido, Gary 1981 Katrancha, Aaron 1996, 98 Nigh, Mark 1975-78 Brooks, Josh 1994-96 Gannon, Mark 1974-75 Katzin, Jamie 1982, 84 Noethling, Ted 1990-93 Brush, Billy 2002-04 Garcia, Hector 1976 Kerr, Pat, 2004- Norris, Mike 1998 Bucci, Frank 1974-77 Garner, Brendon, 2003 Kipp, Don 1957 Norton, Troy 1979-82 Bugaj, Ronald 1968 Garry, Ben 1997-00 Kohlmyer, Dennis 1970-71 Buirge, Jerry 1977-79 Gaul, Justin 1999-2002 Komoroski, Gregory 1983 O Burkholder, Richard 1982-84 Genes, Justin, 2002-04 Kopp, Andrew 1995-98 Occhluto, John 2001-02 Butler, Mike 2001-02 Georgakakos, George 1960 Kotuby, Charlie 1995-97 O’Hara, John 1977-78 Gillespie, Jeremy, 2003 Kovalchik, Bill 1957 Osberg, John 1985-88 C Giraldo, James 1984, 1986 Kovacs, William 1962 Overmier, Don 1989-91 Campos, Zamahir, 2003-04 Giralso, Edward 1959 Kozak, Dennis 1969-71 Carriquiry, Fernando 1971 Godfrey, Richard 1983 Krause, Jeff 2001-02 P Carrizales, Marco 2001-03 Goga, Ronald 1956-58 Krause, Kerry 1969-70 Pak, Heinz 1988-89 Casey, Brian 1982-85 Goldberg, Adam 1993-94 Kring, Jacob 2001-04 Pearson, Timothy 1976-78 Cavalier, Steve, 2004- Goodman, Lee 1957-58 Kruse, Travis 1995, 1997-99 Pelaez, Alfred 1955 Cepanec, Louis 1965-66 Goodman, Marge (Mgr.) 1979 Kruth, Jerry (Manager) 1968-70 Pellegrino, Brian 1988, 1990-92 Chauvin, John 1986 Gorsin, J.L. 1992-95 Kruth, Joseph 1965, 1967 Perdue, J.R. 1989-92 Cherry, Robert 1955 Graf, Todd 1992, 1994-95 Kunkel, Tom 1977-80 Pestich, Simeon 1959 Cheshelski, Ben 1955-56 Graham, J.P. 1955 Pine, Scott 1998-99 Chleboski, Ron 1954 Graham, Robert 1974-75 L Piombino, Jason 1994-97 Chibundu, Uzoma 1983-85 Gray, Matt 1994-98 Lamory, Walter 1992-93 Porter, Chad 1998-00 Chrisanthon, Nicholas 1973 Griffiths, Paul 1954-56 Lang, Kenneth 1963-64 Churchill, Chris 2000-2001 Grimes, Michael 1984-87 Langton, Matt, 2004- Q Clery, David 1963 Gross, Ernest 1973-75 Lanza, Samuel 1985-86, 1988-89 Quinlin, Robert 1967 Clow, Johnathan, 2003- Grubisha, Justin 2005- Laus, Mike 1988 Conlan, Joe 2000-2001 Gude, Erim 1985-87 Lekoma, Conference 1968 R Connolly, Craig 1975-78 Gyory, Randy 1976-77 Liberati, Daniel 1984-86, 1988 Racunas, Robert 1965-66 Cook, Robert 1954 Liberati, Nick 1989-91 Raffa, Leonard 1970-71 Cooke, Jason, 2003 H Liberati, Paul 1960-62 Rdissi, Ali 1969-70 Costic, Ryan 1998 Hackworth, James 1979-81 Liebenguth, Tom 1978-79 Reginella, Frank 1956 Croce, Roberto 1989-90 Haflich, Clay 2000-04 Light, Andrew 1999-00 Reichenbach, David 1962-64 Crowley, Kevin 1971 Hagenbuch, John 1980-82 Long, Robert 1957 Reimer, Scott 1984-86 Cuddy, Dan 1989 Hamm, Dan 1977-80 Lopus, Al 1989-91 Reinhard, Keith 1981 Cuddy, James 1963-65 Hammond, Bryan 1986-88, 90 Lopus, John 1991-94 Rex, William 1971-73 Culhane, Michael 1954-55 Hanlon, Chris 1997-98 Lowery, Justin, 2002-05 Richardson, Arthur 1964-66

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Richmond, Christopher 1980 Tsoursis, Andy 1989-91, 1993 Rivera, Jorge 2001 All-Time ALL-TIMECaptains CAPTAINS Robertson, Mark 1979 U Roccon, Richard 1976 Uawithya, Damri 1960 Rogers, Phil 1954 The following list was compiled from various sources. Although Rosenberry, Robbin 1982 V all cautions were taken to avoid errors, we do realize that names Ross, Joseph 1984 Valencia, Jesus 1969-71 Roux, Normand 1967-69 VanNewkirk, David 1983-84 were likely omitted due to the immensity of the task. If you have any Russell, Michael 1982 Vargas, Jeff 1985-88 additions, or find errors in the list, please contact the Media Veltri, Peter 1998-2001 Relations Office. S Venanzi, Mark 1973 Sadowski, Robert 1956 Venglik, Richard 1961-62 YEAR CAPTAIN(S) Saeter, Knut 1994-95, 97 Verlato, Theodore 1961-62 1954 ...... Mike Culhane Sauer, Ferdinand 1964-65 Vida, Louis 1968-69 1955 ...... Not Available Sbei, Stan 1973 1956 ...... Not Available Schalk, Michael 1967-68 W 1957 ...... Jerome Bressanelli Scheil, Karl 1954-55 Wallace, John 1973 Schell, Matt 1994-95 Wasson, Jerry 1980-81 1958 ...... Ronald Goga, Chuck Kane Schulman, Norman 1968 Wasson, Charlie 1991-94 1959 ...... Ronald Podmilsak, Ronald Wyatt Schwarz, Bruno 1961-63 Watson, Michael 1990-91 1960 ...... Steve Daniels Searfoss, Bruce 1968-69 Wawrousek, Todd 1976 1961 ...... Not Available Seddon, Raymond 1955 Weaver, Toure 1999-2002 1962 ...... Paul Liberati, Richard Venglik Segedy, Matt 1987-88 Weber, Mike 1996-97 1963 ...... Andrew McGraw, Bruno Schwarz, Tom Staab Seigel, Erwin 1974-75 Weber, Kurt 1985-87 1964 ...... Andrew McGraw, David Reichenbach Shaffer, David 1963, 1965 Weihrauch, Edmund 1958-60 1965 ...... James Cuddy Shaffer, Kurt 1985 Weiler, Terry 1966-67 Sherrill, Matt 2001 Weir, Eric 1961 1966 ...... Arthur Richardson Shimpeno, David 1966-67 Westlake, Eric (Mgr.) 1969 1967 ...... Gary Foertsch, Robert Racunas Shimpeno, George 1962-64 White, John 1969 1968 ...... Leonard Harmon Shireman, Jeff 1976-77 Whitham, Josh 1999-2002 1969 ...... Not Available Shrinsky, Jason 1957 Wildman, Shawn, 2003- 1970 ...... Not Available Siegel, Erwin 1976-78 Wilhelm, Jeffrey 1984 1971 ...... Not Available Sikora, Mark 1998-2001 Wilson, Nicholas 1980-83 1972 ...... Not Available Smathers, Jason 1998-99 Wolff, Peter 1967 1973 ...... Joe Luxbacher, Gary Midock Smith, Brendon, 2003- Woodman, Alfredo 1976 Smith, Cal 1959-60 Wyatt, Ronald 1957-59 1974 ...... Jerry Luxbacher, William Rex, Mark Venanzi Smith, Peter 1960 1975 ...... Ernest Gross, Alan Jutca Smith, Todd 1983-86 Y 1976 ...... Kim Blasko, Tom Murphy Snyder, James 1964-66 Yee, Joseph (Mgr.) 1970 1977 ...... Frank Bucci, Karl Nigh, Mark Nigh Snyder, Peter 1965-67 Yospin, Jerry 1960-62 1978 ...... Erwin Siegel Sobelman, Tim 1988-91 Young, Keeyan 2002- 1979 ...... Tom Liebenguth, Jeff Tissue Solomon, Alfred 1956, 1958 Young, Tom 1957-58 1980 ...... Al Adelmann, Dan Hamm, Tom Kunkel Sommer, George 1963-65 1981 ...... Al Adelmann, Jim Hackworth, Tom Trempus Sonnett, Eric 1965 Z Spitzer, Adam 1992-93, 1995-96 Zelnick, Edward 1965 1982 ...... John Hagenbuch, Eric Tiedtke, Tom Trempus Sprecher, Jay 1963 Zanardelli, Norman 1954-55 1983 ...... James Steele, Nick Wilson Sprites, David 1968 Zemanski, Dan 1981-82 1984 ...... Brian Casey, Uzomo Chibundu, Dave Torrence Staab, Thomas 1962-63 Zaring, Jedd 1974-75, 1978 1985 ...... Brian Casey, Uzomo Chibundu, Dave Torrence Steele, James 1981-83 Zortea, Aldo 1963-65 1986 ...... Michael Grimes, Daniel Liberati, Todd Smith Stein, Barry 1977-79 Zouma, Shelton 1966 1987 ...... Michael Grimes, David Moss, Kurt Weber Stezoski, Bret 1994-96 Zulton, Richard 1958 1988 ...... John Ascher, Sam Lanza, Dan Liberati Stout, Cindy (Mgr.) 1974-75 Zurzolo, William 1965-66 Suzich, Harry 1955 1989 ...... Michael Blatz 1990 ...... Roberto Croce, Nick Liberati T 1991 ...... Nick Liberati, J.R. Perdue, Michael Watson Tagaris, George, 2004-05 1992 ...... J.R. Perdue Tarasi, Ray 1961 1993 ...... Michael Bacasa, Ted Noethling Tatka, Jason 1992 1994 ...... Robert Dyer, Eric Prex, Charlie Wasson Tavares, Goncalo 1964-66 1995 ...... J.L. Gorsin, Jeff Porter Taylor, Tripp 1987-88 1996 ...... Dean Astorino, Adam Spitzer, Bret Stezoski Tedesco, C.J. 1995 Templin, Carl 1960 1997 ...... Jason Piombino Thackery, Jason 1998-99 HONORARY 1998 ...... Phil Matilla, Drew Kopp, Ben Garry Theofilos, Gus 1969-71 1999 ...... Ben Garry, Reagan Bender, Travis Kruse Thunberg, Scott 1978-81 LETTERWINNERS 2000 ...... Ben Garry Tidd, Jeffrey, 2003-05 2001 ...... Chris Churchill, Justin Gaul Tiedtke, Eric 1979-82 J. Connolly 2002 ...... Justin Gaul, Clay Haflich Tissue, Jeffrey 1978-79 Bill Hillgrove 2003 ...... Clay Haflich L. Oval Jaynes Tomassetti, Jerry 1977, 1979 2004 ...... Jacob Kring Torrence, David 1982-85 Dr. Bernard J. Kobosky Tran, Huy 1989-90 Bernard P. Koperek 2005 ...... Keeyan Young, Trappen, Bill 1991 C. Robert Miller Brendon Smith, Tratke, Erick 1980 Chancellor Mark A. Nordenberg Tom DeCato Traunsteiner, Alfred 1964-66 Dr. Wesley W. Posvar Trempus, Tom 1979-82 Carol Sprague Trexler, Robert 1967-69 John Vasvary Triglia, Joseph 1984-86

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4 Ohio State 0 8 W-2, L-7, T-2 23 THE LEO 1 Grove City 0 BEMIS ERA 1 Brockport (NY) 0 1 Slippery Rock 0 1968 (3-7-1) 1 Navy 4 Coach: Leo Bemis 1954 (8-1-0) 1 Army 0 0 at Bucknell 3 Coach: Leo Bemis 1 Penn State 10 0 West Chester 4 7 Indiana Teachers 1 18 W-8, L-2, T-0 16 3 at Slippery Rock 0 1 Slippery Rock 0 0 at Temple 1 1 Ohio State 0 0 at Grove City 3 3 Denison 1 1958 (3-8-0) 0 Ohio University 3 2 Grove City 4 Coach: Leo Bemis 0 West Virginia 3 4 Franklin & Marshall 1 2 Akron 3 2 at Kent State 0 3 Allegheny 2 2 at Slippery Rock 1 Pittsburgh’s first men’s soccer team in 1954. 2 Akron 5 4 Case 0 0 at Michigan St. 1 3 at Frostburg 1 2 Slippery Rock 1 0 Slippery Rock 3 1961 (6-4-1) 3 West Virginia 1 1 Penn State (OT) 1 27 W-8, L-1, T-0 10 0 Grove City 1 Coach: Leo Bemis 2 at Howard 0 11 W-3, L-7, T-1 23 1 at Navy 2 1 Frostburg (OT) 1 3 at Grove City 6 0 Army 2 3 Maryland 6 1955 (8-4-0) 4 at Ohio University 0 6 Ohio University 3 4 at Akron 3 0 Akron 1 1969 (5-5-1) Coach: Leo Bemis 0 Brockport (NY) 1 2 at Bucknell 4 1 at Howard 4 Coach: Leo Bemis 9 Indiana Teachers 0 2 Ohio State 0 2 Penn State 1 1 Michigan State 4 1 Bucknell 2 4 Slippery Rock 1 2 Penn State 5 28 W-5, L-5, T-0 26 0 St. Louis 4 0 at West Chester 1 0 Duke 1 15 W-3, L-8, T-0 22 4 Slippery Rock 0 3 Cleveland State (OT)3 1 North Carolina St. 2 1 Grove City 0 5 Temple 0 3 Grove City 1 1 at West Chester 3 1965 (7-2-1) 3 Grove City 0 6 Ohio State 1 1959 (6-3-1) 5 Lock Haven (OT) 3 Coach: Leo Bemis 1 at Ohio University 2 1 Navy 4 Coach: Leo Bemis 1 at Penn State 0 3 Frostburg 0 0 at West Virginia 1 10 Denison 0 3 Slippery Rock 1 23 W-6, L-4, T-1 22 1 at West Chester 4 7 Kent State 2 4 Franklin & Marshall 2 2 Ohio University 1 1 Grove City (OT) 1 8 Slippery Rock 2 7 Allegheny 0 1 Akron 0 3 Kent State 1 1 at Carnegie Mellon 0 7 Case 0 1 Grove City 2 2 Slippery Rock 1 2 at Penn State 3 3 Penn State 6 1962 (7-2-2) 1 Navy 4 2 at Ohio University 0 31 W-5, L-5, T-1 16 Coach: Leo Bemis 55 W-8, L-4, T-0 18 2 Brockport (NY) 1 1 at Akron 0 2 Army (OT) 2 2 at Frostburg 0 3 at West Virginia 1 4 Ohio State 0 5 at Slippery Rock 1 3 Bucknell 0 1956 (3-5-2) 1 Michigan State 2 2 Ohio University (OT) 2 0 East Stroudsburg# 2 1970 (8-4-0) Coach: Leo Bemis 1 Penn State 0 5 Akron 1 19 W-7, L-2, T-1 10 Coach: Leo Bemis 5 West Virginia 1 1 Slippery Rock (OT) 1 18 W-6, L-3, T-1 13 #First Round NCAA Playoff 2 at Akron 4 3 Howard 1 4 Lock Haven 2 3 at Temple 0 5 at Grove City 2 1 Grove City 2 2 West Chester 1 3 West Chester (OT) 3 0 Brockport (NY) 4 1960 (5-5-1) 2 at Bucknell 4 3 at Lock Haven 1 1966 (4-5-2) 1 Navy 5 Coach: Leo Bemis 2 Carnegie Mellon 1 1 Penn State 2 Coach: Leo Bemis 4 North Carolina St. 1 3 Frostburg 0 2 Ohio University 0 3 at Maryland# 4 4 at Frostburg 0 2 Ohio State 3 2 Slippery Rock 1 0 Cleveland State 2 37 W-7, L-2, T-2 18 1 West Chester 2 2 Denison 1 1 Ohio University 2 3 at Grove City 1 #First Round NCAA Playoff 0 at Michigan State 6 1 Army (OT) 1 0 Michigan State 4 4 at Kent State 0 5 Ohio University 1 0 Penn State 3 0 Akron 8 4 at Slippery Rock 0 2 at Slippery Rock 3 16 W-3, L-5, T-2 23 0 St. Louis 4 1 West Virginia 0 1 at Grove City 4 1 Howard 3 1963 (6-5-0) 1 Penn State 2 1 at Kent State (OT) 1 26 W-8, L-4, T-0 15 7 Grove City 0 Coach: Leo Bemis 0 West Virginia 1 1957 (8-2-0) 1 West Chester (OT) 1 4 Denison 1 1 Akron 0 Coach: Leo Bemis 4 Lock Haven 2 1 at Akron 6 0 at Bucknell (OT) 0 2 Penn State (OT) 1 1971 (7-3-2) 2 Akron 1 4 Frostburg 0 2 at Penn State 1 21 W-5, L-5, T-1 26 3 Lock Haven 1 1 at Ohio University 2 17 W-4, L-5, T-2 19 Coach: Leo Bemis 3 Denison 0 0 at Maryland 2 2 Bucknell 0 4 Slippery Rock 1 2 at West Chester 3 4 at West Virginia 0 4 at Carnegie Mellon 2 2 Grove City (OT) 0 1967 (2-7-2) 2 Temple 1 0 at West Chester 1 Coach: Leo Bemis 4 Akron (OT) 4 3 Lock Haven 0 0 Frostburg 1 4 Grove City 2 2 at Penn State 4 0 at West Chester 2 5 at Indiana (PA) 2 25 W-6, L-5, T-0 17 0 Michigan State 1 1 Cleveland State (OT)1 1 at Ohio Univ. (OT) 1 10 Edinboro 0 1 Slippery Rock (OT) 1 8 Slippery Rock 1 1964 (5-5-0) 0 Grove City 3 0 at West Virginia 1 1 at Penn State 5 Coach: Leo Bemis 1 at West Virginia 5 43 W-7, L-3, T-2 18 4 at Frostburg 2 3 Bucknell 0 2 West Chester 3 0 at Akron 2 The 1961 Pittsburgh Panthers men’s soccer squad. 7 Ohio University 2 1 Kent State 0 1 at Penn State 7

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1972 (6-4-2) 20 W-4, L-6, T-2 26 Coach: Leo Bemis 2 at Bucknell 0 1 West Chester (OT) 1 1975 (5-7-2) 3 Carnegie Mellon 0 Coach: Leo Bemis 0 at Temple 2 0 Akron (OT) 0 0 at Akron 2 0 Bucknell 1 5 at Grove City 1 5 Point Park 3 1 at Cleveland State 3 2 Edinboro 0 5 at Edinboro 1 3 at Carnegie Mellon 1 3 at Slippery Rock 0 1 Temple 2 0 West Virginia 1 0 at Slippery Rock 1 3 Indiana (PA) 0 2 at Indiana (PA) 0 0 Penn State (OT) 0 0 Jersey City 2 23 W-6, L-4, T-2 11 1 Davis & Elkins (OT) 1 2 Grove City 0 0 at Lock Haven 5 1973 (5-9-0) 0 West Virginia 1 Coach: Leo Bemis 1 at Penn State 8 9 Geneva 0 17 W-5, L-7, T-2 25 0 Bucknell 1 A group from the 1960 Pittsburgh Panthers men’s soccer squad. 0 at West Chester 1 0 Akron 3 1976 (4-7-2) 0 Edinboro 6 Coach: Leo Bemis 0 Bucknell 1 30 W-6, L-8, T-0 23 1 Temple 2 1 at Akron 5 8 Youngstown State 0 3 Grove City 1 0 at West Virginia 2 1 St. Vincent 0 6 Edinboro 0 3 at St. Vincent 1 2 at Carnegie Mellon 0 1 Grove City 0 5 Slippery Rock 0 0 at Davis & Elkins 1 1979 (4-9-2) 5 Point Park 0 2 Slippery Rock 1 1 at Lock Haven 2 2 Carnegie Mellon 1 3 Grove City 1 1 Carnegie Mellon (OT)1 1 at Penn State 5 Coach: Leo Bemis 1 Mercyhurst 0 1 Slippery Rock 2 0 at Temple 8 3 West Virginia 2 0 Akron 1 1 Bethany 2 5 Gannon 0 3 Gannon 2 0 at Indiana (PA) 2 0 Grove City 1 0 Akron 3 0 at Indiana (PA) 1 1 Indiana (PA) 0 43 W-7, L-7, T-1 25 0 Bethany 1 0 at Bucknell 1 2 at Penn State 5 1 at Edinboro 2 3 Slippery Rock (OT) 3 4 at Youngstown State1 28 W-5, L-9, T-0 24 0 at Grove City 3 1 at Carnegie Mellon 2 2 Edinboro 0 0 Lock Haven 1 1978 (6-8-0) 0 Temple (OT) 0 0 at Penn State 5 2 at Mount Union 0 1 W. Va. Wesleyan 4 0 West Virginia 2 Coach: Leo Bemis 1974 (4-6-2) 0 Penn State 0 0 Bucknell 2 0 at Indiana (PA) 4 2 Akron 3 2 Davis & Elkins 0 1 at West Virginia 6 Coach: Leo Bemis 10 W-4, L-7, T-2 26 4 at Bethany 0 2 Edinboro 1 27 W-8, L-7, T-0 30 0 at Bucknell 2 1 at Slippery Rock 4 0 at Penn State 6 5 Point Park 4 1 Carnegie Mellon 0 1 at Lock Haven 7 1 West Chester 4 1977 (7-7-1) 1 at Temple 4 1 at Gannon 0 1982 (6-13-0) 1 at Edinboro (OT) 1 Coach: Leo Bemis 9 Gannon 0 0 at Indiana (PA) 1 2 Carnegie Mellon 0 Coach: Leo Bemis 0 at Akron 5 0 at Bucknell 1 0 at West Virginia 3 2 at Temple 3 1 at Davis & Elkins 2 0 at George Mason 3 8 St. Vincent 0 12 W-4, L-9, T-2 28 0 at Virginia 3 0 at Slippery Rock (OT)0 1 Bethany 3 3 at Edinboro 1 0 West Virginia 2 1 at Grove City 3 3 at Grove City 0 1 Slippery Rock (OT) 1 0 St. Vincent 2 3 at Grove City 2 5 at Carnegie Mellon 0 2 Penn State 0 3 at Gannon 1 1 Lock Haven 2 1980 (7-8-0) 0 at Slippery Rock 1 1 Temple 3 3 at Carnegie Mellon 1 0 Indiana (PA) 1 7 at Gannon 1 4 Indiana (PA) 0 Coach: Leo Bemis 3 Penn State 6 0 West Virginia 3 1 at Akron 4 3 Gannon 0 2 Kent State 0 1 at Bethany 5 5 St. Vincent 2 1 at Mercyhurst 2 1 at Slippery Rock 2 0 at Akron 5 2 Carnegie Mellon 0 0 at Bucknell 2 5 at Mercyhurst 2 4 Youngstown State 0 2 Mount Union 1 3 at Edinboro 0 2 Gannon 0 0 Geneva 1 2 at Grove City 0 9 Robert Morris 0 1 at Bethany 3 0 Penn State 2 1 at Edinboro 4 2 at W.Va. Wesleyan 3 0 West Virginia 4 1 West Virginia 2 0 at Bucknell 5 1 Indiana (PA) 3 1 Indiana (PA) 3 31 W-6, L-13, T-0 35 0 Penn State 2 24 W-7, L-8, T-0 32 1983 (9-10-1) Coach: Leo Bemis 1981 (8-7-0) 0 at George Mason 7 Coach: Leo Bemis 0 at Geo. Washington 3 The 1965 Pittsburgh Panthers Men’s Soccer Team. 4 at Gannon 1 7 Mercyhurst 0

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1 Grove City 0 2 at Villanova* 1 3 at St. Vincent 1 4 at Seton Hall* 2 2 Slippery Rock 1 0 at West Virginia (OT) 0 1 at Gannon 2 3 Georgetown* 0 3 at Penn State 8 0 at Penn State 3 1 at West Virginia 2 1 St. John’s* 0 1 Bethany 2 0 Carnegie Mellon 2 1 at Bucknell 3 10 at Youngstown St. 0 7 at Youngstown St. 0 1 at Indiana (PA) (OT) 1 5 Edinboro 0 0 at Syracuse# 2 2 at Robert Morris 0 37 W-11, L-4, T-2 13 2 Carnegie Mellon 3 *Big East Conference game 1 W.Va. Wesleyan (OT) 1 #Big East Championships 2 at Villanova 1 1 at Geneva 2 1 Akron 0 1986 (10-5-2) 1 at Indiana (PA) 4 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 42 W-9, L-10, T-1 40 2 California (PA) 0 1 at Slippery Rock 0 6 St. Francis (PA) 1 JOE The 1991 Pittsburgh Panthers men’s soccer team. LUXBACHER 1 Bucknell 0 3 at Edinboro 0 0 Carnegie Mellon 1 2 Slippery Rock 1 1 St. John’s* (OT) 1 ERA 0 at Ohio State (OT) 0 0 at Villanova* 1 2 California (PA) (OT) 1 4 Canisius 0 5 Morehead State# 0 4 at Indiana (PA) 0 2 St. Francis (PA) 1 3 Georgetown* 4 1984 (9-6-1) 3 Vanderbilt# 2 21 W-4, L-10, T-1 26 1 Bucknell 2 4 Indiana (PA) 2 0 West Virginia 2 #Neutral Site 0 at West Virginia 2 0 at Connecticut* 4 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 0 Seton Hall* 4 *Big East Conference 1 Georgetown* 3 0 Marshall (OT) 0 2 Villanova 0 10 Youngstown State 0 games 1 at Geneva 0 1 Boston College* (OT) 1 0 St. Vincent 1 0 at Georgetown* 1 1 Ohio State (OT) 1 5 Slippery Rock 0 1 at Slippery Rock 2 0 Robert Morris 2 2 Canisius 0 1 at Villanova* 3 1 Bucknell 0 2 at St. John’s* (OT) 2 1988 (6-8-1) 1 at Seton Hall* 8 0 at West Virginia 1 0 Penn State 2 0 at Carnegie Mellon 1 2 Carnegie Mellon (OT) 2 0 Providence* 2 2 at Mercyhurst 0 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 2 Villanova* 0 2 at Villanova* 1 2 at Robert Morris (OT) 2 2 at Bethany 1 3 at Slippery Rock 1 3 Indiana (PA) 0 6 at Robert Morris 0 0 at Syracuse* 3 1 at California(PA)(OT) 1 0 at Bucknell (OT) 1 38 W-10, L-5, T-2 15 0 St. John’s* 1 3 at Grove City 0 1 Youngstown State 0 1 West Virginia 3 #Marshall Tournament 0 at Niagara 1 1 at Seton Hall* 2 0 West Virginia 1 2 at Ohio State 1 *Big East Conference 1 Indiana (PA) 0 28 W-6, L-7, T-4 25 2 Robert Morris 1 2 Geneva 0 games 1 at Grove City (OT) 1 *Big East Conference 5 at Edinboro 0 0 Seton Hall* 5 25 W-8, L-6, T-3 25 games 0 at W.Va. Wesleyan 3 1 at Canisius 0 *Big East Conference 1 at California (PA) (OT) 2 2 at Grove City 1 1987 (4-10-1) games 4 at Carnegie Mellon 2 1 Carnegie Mellon (OT) 1 0 Indiana (PA) 1 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 0 at Georgetown* 1 1992 (12-6-1) 2 Slippery Rock 1 0 Robert Morris 2 23 W-9, L-6, T-1 16 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 2 Tiffin# 3 0 at St. John’s* 1 1990 (7-8-2) 1 at California (PA) 2 3 at California (PA) 0 3 Niagara 0 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 2 Bucknell 3 6 at St. Francis (PA) 1 1 Villanova* 0 3 at St. Francis (PA.) 1 1985 (11-4-2) 3 at Providence* 1 0 at Bucknell 2 0 Indiana (Pa.) 2 1 Seton Hall* 3 1 at Boston College* 0 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 0 at West Virginia 2 15 W-6, L-8, T-1 20 2 Villanova* 0 1 Geneva (OT) 0 2 California (PA) 0 1 Ohio State (OT) 2 *Big East Conference games 2 West Virginia 4 3 Seton Hall* 2 1 Mercyhurst 0 2 Canisius (OT) 2 0 at Georgetown* 3 3 at Slippery Rock 0 5 Slippery Rock 0 0 at Seton Hall* 7 7 at Slippery Rock 0 1 Villanova* 0 3 at St. Francis (PA) 0 0 Georgetown* 1 1 at Ohio State 3 1989 (8-6-3) 3 St. Francis (PA) 0 1 at Bucknell 2 0 at Robert Morris 1 0 at Indiana (PA) 1 1 at Georgetown* 2 3 Edinboro 0 1 St. John’s* (OT) 2 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 0 at St. John’s* (OT) 0 2 Carnegie Mellon 0 1 at Robert Morris 0 1 Geneva 0 0 SUNY Buffalo 1 0 Connecticut* (OT) 0 1 Connecticut* 0 1 at Carnegie Mellon 2 6 Canisius 0 2 at Providence* 3 2 Syracuse* (OT) 2 1 at Boston College* 0 4 Grove City 0 0 Robert Morris 3 1 at St. John’s* 4 1 Syracuse* 0 2 Robert Morris 0 1 Grove City 0 1 Seton Hall# 5 23 W-7, L-8, T-2 23 38 W-12, L-6, T-1 22 *Big East Conference *Big East Conference games games #Big East Championships

1991 (6-7-4) 1993 (9-5-3) Coach: Joe Luxbacher Coach: Joe Luxbacher 2 at Geneva 0 0 at Bucknell 3 The 1985 Pittsburgh Panthers Men’s Soccer Team. 1 at Carnegie Mellon 0

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0 St. John’s* 2 2 St. John's* 1 4 at Canisius 0 4 California (PA) 1 3 Cleveland State 0 4 at SUNY Buffalo (OT)4 2 at Syracuse* 1 1 St. John's* 2 24 W-7, L-9, T-3 22 2 Providence* 4 1 at Seton Hall* (OT) 1 2 Rutgers* 0 2 at Connecticut* 4 *Big East Conference games 0 Virginia 2 3 Slippery Rock 0 3 at Carnegie Mellon(OT)1 0 at Seton Hall* 1 19 W-8, L-9, T-1 22 2 Providence* 1 3 Notre Dame* 0 3 at Duquesne 1 *Big East Conference games 2 at St. Francis(PA)(OT) 1 2 Canisius 1 1 Cleveland State 0 2000 (13-5-0) 0 at Villanova* 1 1 at Villanova* 0 7 California (PA) 0 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 3 Marshall 0 1 at West Virginia* 4 42 W-10, L-5, T-4 25 5 at Bucknell 1 2003 (6-11-1) 1 Boston College* 2 1 Georgetown* 0 *Big East Conference games 4 at St. Francis (PA) 1 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 1 at Carnegie Mellon(OT)1 1 Seton Hall#$ 1 1 at St. John’s* 0 1 Boston College* 0 2 at Connecticut* 1 3 Rutgers# 1 3 Duquesne 0 0 vs. Hartwick College 1 9 Canisius 0 0 St. John's# 2 1998 (6-9-3) 2 Providence* 1 0 at Oneonta State 1 5 at Syracuse* 3 31 W-14, L-6, T-1 23 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 1 Canisius 0 2 Robert Morris 3 7 at Grove City 1 *Big East Conference games 3 Niagara 0 0 Connecticut* 1 1 Rutgers* 4 1 Georgetown* 3 #Big East Championships 4 Seton Hall* 3 1 St. Francis (Pa.) 0 1 Robert Morris (OT) 0 $Won game in a shootout 0 Duquesne (OT) 0 3 Qunnipiac 0 3 at Notre Dame* 2 1 at Seton Hall* 2 42 W-9, L-5, T-3 24 1 West Virginia* 0 2 at Cleveland State 3 *Big East Conference games 7 at Robert Morris 3 2 at Notre Dame*(OT) 2 4 at Georgetown* 2 2 Villanova* 3 1996 (8-7-2) 1 at Villanova* 0 2 at Robert Morris 1 1 at Niagara 0 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 0 at Boston College* 1 0 Notre Dame* 2 1994 (9-8-1) 0 at Rutgers*(OT) 1 1 Duquesne (OT) 0 0 Providence* 2 0 at Rutgers* 2 3 Bucknell 2 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 2 SUNY Buffalo 1 0 West Virginia* 3 0 at Villanova* 3 2 at Gtown* (2OT) 1 1 Bucknell 0 2 Providence* 2 0 at Boston College* 3 2 Cleveland State 1 0 at Providence* 1 4 SUNY Buffalo 3 0 at Boston College* 1 0 at Georgetown* 2 1 Syracuse* 0 3 at WVU*(2OT) 3 3 Carnegie Mellon 2 1 Seton Hall* 3 3 Seton Hall*(OT) 3 1 Seton Hall# 2 0 at Ohio State 1 2 at Georgetown* 3 0 Connecticut* 2 0 Connecticut*(OT) 1 34 W-13, L-5, T-0 21 0 at Virginia Tech* 6 2 at Robert Morris 3 2 at St. John's* (OT) 4 3 Canisius 1 *Big East Conference games 3 Syracuse* 2 0 Villanova* 1 2 at Robert Morris 1 1 at St. John's* 2 #Big East Championships 3 at St. Bonaventure(OT)2 0 at Georgetown* 2 0 at St. Francis (PA) 2 *Big East Conference games 1 at Boston College* 5 1 West Virginia* 2 0 Syracuse* 1 4 at Providence* (OT) 3 0 at Notre Dame* 3 6 California (PA) 3 2001 (6-8-3) 7 St. Francis (PA) 0 3 at Villanova* 3 29 W-6, L-9, T-3 28 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 2004 (6-8-3) 0 Seton Hall* 2 1 at Rutgers* 0 *Big East Conference games 2 Rutgers* 3 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 0 Connecticut* 1 3 California (PA) 0 3 St. Francis (PA) 0 3 Canisus 0 3 Canisius 1 2 at St. Francis (PA) 0 0 at UAB 1 3 at Rutgers(2OT) 3 0 at St. John’s* (OT) 3 1 Canisius 0 1999 (7-9-3) 2 Birm. South.(OT) 3 0 at Long Island(2OT) 0 4 West Virginia 1 1 Syracuse* 0 0 at West Virginia* 2 2 vs Hofstra 1 0 Syracuse* (OT) 0 22 W-8, L-7, T-2 24 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 3 St. Francis (PA) 0 0 Villanova* 2 0 at Robert Morris 1 3 at Slippery Rock 0 *Big East Conference games 0 at Connecticut* 1 0 at Connecticut 1 0 at Penn State 4 0 vs. Cen. Connecticut1 0 vs. St. Francis (NY) 0 3 St. Bonaventure 0 3 Marshall (2OT) 3 37 W-9, L-8, T-1 34 2 at Cleve. State(OT) 1 2 Seton Hall* 1 *Big East Conference games 1 at West Virginia* 3 1997 (10-5-4) 1 Notre Dame* (OT) 1 1 at Syracuse* 4 0 at Notre Dame 3 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 2 at Seton Hall* (OT) 3 1 St. John’s* (OT) 1 0 at Western Michigan*5 0 Notre Dame (OT)* 0 4 at Canisius (OT) 3 3 at Providence* 2 0 at Boston College 2 1995 (14-6-1) 4 vs. Oneonta State 2 0 Georgetown* (OT) 1 0 Robert Morris (OT) 0 2 Georgetown* 1 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 2 vs. Hartwick (OT) 2 3 Robert Morris 0 2 at Virginia Tech*(OT)2 0 St. John’s 1 0 at Robert Morris 4 3 at West Virginia* 2 0 at Providence* 1 2 Bucknell 0 1 at W.Virginia* (2OT) 2 2 St. Francis (PA) 1 4 at Providence* 1 2 at Duquesne 0 3 Boston College*(OT)2 2 Providence* 0 1 Slippery Rock 0 0 Boston College (OT)*0 0 St. John’s* 2 0 Georgetown* 1 2 Syracuse(2OT) 3 0 at SUNY Buffalo 2 2 Rutgers* 4 0 Rutgers* (OT) 0 24 W-6, L-8, T-3 25 3 Cleveland State(OT) 2 3 at Providence* 0 1 Villanova (OT)* 1 1 Villanova* 0 *Big East Conference games 2 at Connecticut* 1 2 Robert Morris 0 0 at Syracuse* 2 0 at Seton Hall* 2 4 at Syracuse* 3 3 at Cleveland State 0 2005 (3-12-1) 2 St. Bonaventure 0 1 St. Francis (PA) 0 0 Boston College* 1 2002 (8-9-1) Coach: Joe Luxbacher 1 Georgetown (OT)* 2 0 Boston College* 1 0 at Connecticut* 3 Coach: Joe Luxbacher 1 at Drexel 3 1 vs Oneonta State 0 2 La Salle (OT) 3 1 vs. Bowling Green 0 5 at Marshall 4 1 Niagara 0 3 Mt. St. Mary’s (2OT) 3 2 at Villanova* (OT) 1 0 at Villanova 2 1 at Robert Morris 0 1 at Rutgers 4 0 at Bucknell 1 1 DePaul 0 1 Connecticut* 4 0 South Florida 1 3 at St. Francis (PA) 1 1 Seton Hall 7 0 at St. John’s* 1 0 West Virginia 2 0 West Virginia* (2OT) 0 1 at Marquette 0 1 at Notre Dame* (OT) 0 0 at Canisius 1 0 Seton Hall* 1 0 at Connecticut 3 1 Virginia Tech* (OT) 2 1 Notre Dame 2 0 at Boston College* 2 1 Georgetown 3 2 at Rutgers* 3 0 Providence 1 The 1963 Pittsburgh men’s soccer team. 1 7 W-3, L-12, T-1 3 9

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Opponent W/L Pitt Opp Opponent W/L Pitt Opp Opponent W/L Pitt Opp BOSTON COLLEGE (4-9-2) 2002 Providence* L 2 4 SYRACUSE (7-6-2) 1990 @ Boston College W 1 0 2003 @ Providence* L 0 1 1985 @ Syracuse L 0 2 1991 Boston College* (OT) T 1 1 2004 Providence W 2 0 1990 Syracuse* W 1 0 1992 @ Boston College W 1 0 2005 Providence L 0 1 1991 @ Syracuse L 0 3 1993 Boston College* L 1 2 1992 Syracuse* (OT) T 2 2 1994 @ Boston College L 1 5 ROBERT MORRIS (13-8-2) 1993 @ Syracuse W 5 3 1996 @ Boston College L 0 1 1982 Robert Morris W 9 0 1994 Syracuse* (OT) T 0 0 1997 Boston College (OT)* T 0 0 1983 @ Robert Morris W 2 0 1995 @ Syracuse W 2 1 1998 @ Boston College L 0 3 1984 Robert Morris W 2 1 1996 Syracuse* W 1 0 1999 Boston College* L 0 1 1985 @ Robert Morris W 1 0 1997 @ Syracuse W 4 3 2000 @ Boston College L 0 1 1986 Robert Morris L 0 2 1998 Syracuse* L 0 1 2001 Boston College* (OT) W 3 2 1987 @ Robert Morris L 0 1 1999 @ Syracuse L 0 2 2002 @ Boston College L 0 2 1988 Robert Morris L 0 2 2000 Syracuse* W 1 0 2003 Boston College W 1 0 1989 @ Robert Morris W 6 0 2001 @ Syracuse L 1 4 2004 @ Boston College L 0 2 1990 Robert Morris L 0 3 2003 Syracuse* W 3 2 1991 @ Robert Morris (OT) T 2 2 2004 Syracuse (2OT) L 2 3 CLEVELAND STATE (6-3-2) 1992 Robert Morris W 2 0 1969 Cleveland State (OT) T 3 3 1993 Robert Morris (OT) W 1 0 WEST VIRGINIA (9-29-2) 1970 Cleveland State L 0 2 1994 @ Robert Morris L 2 3 1962 West Virginia W 5 1 1971 Cleveland State (OT) T 1 1 1995 @ Robert Morris L 0 4 1963 @ West Virginia W 4 0 1972 @ Cleveland State L 1 3 1996 @ Robert Morris W 2 1 1964 West Virginia W 3 1 1997 Cleveland State W 1 0 1997 Robert Morris W 2 0 1965 @ West Virginia W 3 1 1999 @ Cleveland State W 3 0 1998 @ Robert Morris W 7 3 1966 West Virginia L 0 1 2000 Cleveland State W 2 1 1999 Robert Morris W 3 0 1967 @ West Virginia L 1 5 2001 @ Cleveland State W 2 1 2000 @ Robert Morris W 2 1 1968 West Virginia L 0 3 2002 Cleveland State W 3 0 2001 Robert Morris (OT) T 0 0 1969 @ West Virginia L 0 1 2003 Cleveland State L 2 3 2002 @ Robert Morris W 1 0 1970 West Virginia W 1 0 2004 Cleveland State (OT) W 3 2 2003 Robert Morris L 2 3 1971 @ West Virginia L 0 1 2004 @ Robert Morris L 0 1 1972 West Virginia L 0 1 CONNECTICUT (3-10-1) 1973 @ West Virginia L 0 2 1990 Connecticut* (OT) T 0 0 RUTGERS (3-6-2) 1974 West Virginia L 0 2 1991 @ Connecticut L 0 4 1995 Rutgers# W 3 1 1975 West Virginia L 0 1 1992 Connecticut* W 1 0 1995 Rutgers* W 2 0 1976 West Virginia L 0 2 1993 @ Connecticut W 2 1 1996 @ Rutgers W 1 0 1977 West Virginia W 3 2 1994 Connecticut* L 0 1 1997 Rutgers* L 2 4 1978 West Virginia L 0 3 1995 @ Connecticut W 2 1 1998 @ Rutgers (OT) L 0 1 1979 @ West Virginia L 0 3 1996 Connecticut* L 0 2 1999 Rutgers* (OT) T 0 0 1980 West Virginia L 0 4 1997 @ Connecticut L 2 4 2000 @ Rutgers L 0 2 1981 @ West Virginia L 1 6 1998 Connecticut* (OT) L 0 1 2001 Rutgers* L 2 3 1982 West Virginia L 1 2 1999 @ Connecticut L 0 3 2002 @ Rutgers L 2 3 1983 @ West Virginia L 1 2 2000 Connecticut* L 0 1 2003 Rutgers* L 1 4 1984 West Virginia L 0 1 2001 @ Connecticut L 0 1 2004 @ Rutgers (2OT) T 3 3 1985 @ West Virginia T 0 0 2002 Connecticut* L 1 4 2005 @ Rutgers L 1 4 1986 West Virginia L 0 2 2004 @ Connecticut L 0 1 1987 @ West Virginia L 0 2 2005 @ Connecticut L 0 3 SETON HALL (4-15-3) 1988 West Virginia L 1 3 1985 @ Seton Hall W 4 2 1989 @ West Virginia L 0 2 GEORGETOWN (5-14-0) 1986 Seton Hall* L 0 4 1990 West Virginia L 2 4 1986 @ Georgetown L 0 1 1987 @ Seton Hall L 0 7 1991 @ West Virginia L 0 1 1985 Georgetown* W 3 0 1988 Seton Hall* L 0 5 1994 West Virginia W 4 1 1987 Georgetown* L 0 1 1989 @ Seton Hall L 1 8 1995 @ West Virginia L 1 4 1988 @ Georgetown L 0 1 1990 Seton Hall* L 1 3 1996 West Virginia* L 1 2 1989 Georgetown* L 1 3 1991 @ Seton Hall L 1 2 1997 @ West Virginia W 3 2 1990 @ Georgetown L 0 3 1992 Seton Hall* W 3 2 1998 West Virginia* L 0 3 1991 Georgetown* L 3 4 1992 Seton Hall# L 1 5 1999 @ West Virginia L 1 3 1992 @ Georgetown L 1 2 1993 @ Seton Hall (OT) T 1 1 2000 West Virginia* W 1 0 1993 Georgetown* L 1 3 1994 Seton Hall* L 0 2 2001 @ West Virginia L 0 2 1994 @ Georgetown L 2 3 1995 Seton Hall#$ T 1 1 2002 West Virginia* (2OT) T 0 0 1995 Georgetown* W 1 0 1995 @ Seton Hall L 0 2 2003 @ West Virginia* (2OT) T 3 3 1996 @ Georgetown L 0 2 1996 Seton Hall* L 1 3 2004 @ West Virginia (2OT) L 1 2 1997 Georgetown (OT)* L 1 2 1997 @ Seton Hall L 0 1 2005 West Virginia L 0 2 1998 @ Georgetown L 0 2 1999 @ Seton Hall L 2 3 1999 Georgetown* (OT) L 0 1 1998 Seton Hall*(OT) T 3 3 CANISUS (13-0-1) 2000 @ Georgetown W 4 2 2000 Seton Hall# L 1 2 1987 Canisus (OT) T 2 2 2001 Georgetown* L 0 1 2000 Seton Hall* W 4 3 1988 @ Canisus W 1 0 2003 @ Georgetown* (2OT) W 2 1 2002 Seton Hall* L 0 1 1989 Canisus W 2 0 2004 Georgetown W 2 1 2003 @ Seton Hall* L 1 2 1991 Canisus W 4 0 2005 Georgetown L 1 3 2004 Seton Hall W 2 1 1992 Canisus W 6 0 2005 Seton Hall L 1 7 1993 Canisus W 9 0 NOTRE DAME (3-3-3) 1994 Canisus W 3 1 1995 Notre Dame* W 3 0 ST. JOHN’S (3-13-4) 1995 Canisus W 2 1 1996 @ Notre Dame L 0 3 1985 St. John’s* W 1 0 1996 Canisus W 1 0 1997 Notre Dame (OT)* T 0 0 1986 @ St. John’s (OT) T 2 2 1997 @ Canisus W 4 0 1998 @ Notre Dame (OT)* T 2 2 1987 St. John’s* (OT) L 1 2 1998 Canisus W 3 1 1999 Notre Dame* (OT) T 1 1 1988 @ St. John’s L 0 1 1999 @ Canisus (OT) W 4 3 2000 @ Notre Dame W 3 2 1989 St. John’s* L 0 1 2000 Canisus W 1 0 2002 @ Notre Dame W 1 0 1990 @ St. John’s (OT) T 0 0 2004 Canisus W 3 0 2003 Notre Dame* L 0 2 1991 St. John’s* (OT) T 1 1 2005 @ Canisus L 0 1 2004 @ Notre Dame L 0 3 1992 @ St. John’s L 1 4 1993 St. John’s* L 0 2 LONG ISLAND (0-0-1) PROVIDENCE (8-6-1) 1994 @ St. John’s (OT) L 0 3 2004 @ Long Island (2OT) T 0 0 1990 @ Providence L 2 3 1995 St. John’s# L 0 2 1991 Providence* L 0 2 1995 St. John’s* W 2 1 HOFSTRA (1-0-0) 1992 @ Providence W 3 1 1996 @ St. John’s (OT) L 2 4 2004 Hofstra W 2 1 1993 Providence* W 2 1 1997 St. John’s* L 1 2 1994 @ Providence (OT) W 4 3 1998 @ St. John’s L 1 2 MARSHALL (1-0-2) 1995 @ Providence W 3 0 1999 St. John’s* L 0 2 1991 Marshall (OT) T 0 0 1996 Providence* T 2 2 2000 @ St. John’s W 1 0 1993 Marshall W 3 0 1997 @ Providence W 4 1 2001 St. John’s* (OT) T 1 1 2004 Marshall (2OT) T 3 3 1998 Providence* L 0 2 2002 @ St. John’s L 0 1 2005 @ Marshall W 5 4 1999 @ Providence L 0 1 2004 St. John’s L 0 1 2000 Providence* W 2 1 WESTERN MICHIGAN (0-1-0) 2001 @ Providence W 3 2 2004 @ Western Michigan L 0 5

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