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IUPUI Athletics History Table of Contents/Quick Facts Table of Contents Quick Facts University Information Sports Information Office 1 Quick Facts/Schedule Location: Indianapolis, Ind. Soccer Contact: Ed Holdaway 2 Sports Information Office Founded: 1969 Office: 317-274-2725 3 Athletics Department Directory Enrollment: 30,300 Cell: 317-908-2645 4 2008 Roster Chancellor: Charles R. Bantz Fax: 317-274-0609 5 Head Coach Steve Franklin Affiliation: NCAA Division I Email: [email protected] 6 Assistant Coaches Nickname: Jaguars Mailing Address: 1000 Waterway Blvd. (46202) 7-14 Meet the Jaguars Colors: Red, gold and black Website: www.iupuijags.com 14 2007 Summit League in Review Conference: The Summit League 15 2007 Statistics/Results Facility (Cap.): Kuntz Stadium (4,500) Team Information 16 All-Time Letterwinners/Accolades 2007 Record: 8-11-1 17 IUPUI Hall of Fame Athletics Department H: 6-1-0, A: 2-7-1, N: 0-3-0 18 Single-Match Records Athetics Director: Michael Moore 2007 Summit Finish: 5-1-0 (2nd) 19 Single-Season/GK Records Assoc. AD/External Affairs: John Rasmussen 2007 Summit Tourney Finish: runner-up Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 13/11 20 Career Records Assoc. AD/SWA: Angie Torain Starters Ret./Lost: 6/5 21 Division I Series Records Assoc. AD/Academics: Denise O’Grady Newcomers: 15 22-23 Year-by-Year Results Asst. AD/Compliance: Lauren Geiger Business Manager: Byron Clark Top Returners: 23 All-Time Series Records Administrative Assistant: Jane Holder Eric Weigman (Jr./F) - 5 goals, 3 ast in 2007 24-25 2008 Opponents Strength & Conditioning: Jaime Waymouth Dan Heidari (Sr./D) - 1st Team All-Summit in 2007 26 IUPUI Athletics History Address: 1000 Waterway Blvd., (46202) David Barszczowski (Sr./GK) - 7-4-1 W-L in 2007 27 The Summit League Phone: 317-278-JAGS (5247) 28-29 IUPUI Administration Fax: 317-278-2683 30-31 Jaguars Athletics Club 32 IUPUI in the Community Soccer Staff Head Coach: Steve Franklin Alma Mater (Yr.): Northland College (1981) Record @ IUPUI (Yrs.): 106-126-14 (13 yrs.) Career Record (Yrs.): same Summit League Record: 23-28-4 Please refer to the institution as IUPUI in ALL references. Please refer NCAA Appearances (last): 1 (2000) to the nickname as Jaguars on first reference. Both Jaguars and Jags Office: 317-278-1823 are acceptable for subsequent references. Assistant Coach: Mo Cato Goalkeepers Coach: Matt Reiswerg 2008 IUPUI Men’s Soccer Schedule Date Opponent Location Time 8/16 # Northern Kentucky Kuntz Stadium 5:00 pm 8/23 # vs. Loyola (Ill.) Fort Wayne, Ind. 8:00 pm 8/29 ^ vs. Northern Illinois Evanston, Ill. 5:00 pm 8/31 ^ at Northwestern Evanston, Ill. 2:30 pm 9/5 Valparaiso Kuntz Stadium 7:00 pm 9/7 at Western Michigan Kalamazoo, Mich. 2:00 pm 9/14 at Louisville Louisville, Ky. 1:00 pm 9/20 $ vs. UC Riverside Green Bay, Wisc. 12:00 pm 9/21 $ at UW-Green Bay Green Bay, Wisc. 2:30 pm 9/24 Xavier Kuntz Stadium 7:00 pm 9/28 * Centenary Kuntz Stadium 1:00 pm Head Coach Steve Franklin (above) stands as IUPUI’s 10/1 Eastern Illinois Kuntz Stadium 7:00 pm all-time winningest coach with 106 career victories. He accounts for nearly 60 percent of the wins in the program’s 10/4 * at UMKC Kansas City, Mo. 1:00 pm 21-year history. 10/9 Marian College Kuntz Stadium 7:00 pm 10/14 at Butler Indianapolis, Ind. 4:00 pm 10/18 * Western Illinois Kuntz Stadium 2:00 pm Credits: The IUPUI Men’s Soccer Media Guide was written, edited 10/25 * Oakland Carroll Stadium 2:00 pm and designed by Ed Holdaway, Sports Information Director. A special thanks goes to all the former players/coaches and Coach Franklin for all 10/28 Wright State Carroll Stadium 7:00 pm their hard work and dedication to the program. The guide was produced using Adobe InDesign CS3 and Adobe Photoshop CS3. It is published by the IUPUI Department of Intercollegiate 11/1 * at Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. 1:00 pm Athletics under the direction of Michael Moore. Photography: John Gentry, Jr.; Malcom Fancher, Greg Bastin, Brian 11/7 * at IPFW Fort Wayne, Ind. 7:00 pm Drumm, the IUPUI Alumni Relations Office, The Summit League. GO JAGS! 11/14 Summit League Semifinals Rochester, Mich. tba 11/16 Summit League Finals Rochester, Mich. tba # denotes exhibition matches ^ part of the Northwestern Lakeside Classic (Evanston, Ill.) $ part of Green Bay Nike Classic (Green Bay, Wisc.) * denotes Summit League match www.IUPUIJags.com 1 IUPUI Sports Information Office IUPUI Sports Information Policies Ed Holdaway The IUPUI Soccer Guide is intended to be a source of Sports Information Director information for the media. If additional information is needed IUPUI, ‘01 on IUPUI soccer and/or other Jaguars’ sports, please contact Ed Holdaway in the IUPUI Sports Information Office, located at O: 317-274-2725 1000 Waterway Blvd. C: 317-908-2645 F: 317-278-2683 Soccer Contact Email: [email protected] The Sports Information contact for the soccer team is Ed Holdaway. He can be reached at 317-274-2725 or by email at [email protected] Bill Potter Sports Information Director Boston College, ‘05 Photographers Photographers are asked to observe all photography O: 317-278-3619 guidelines as established by the NCAA. F: 317-278-2683 Email: [email protected] Credentials & Parking Please contact Holdaway in the sports information office for media credentials at least 24 hours in advance of game day. Please limit requests to working media only. All media mem- Mailing Address: bers wishing to attend road contests should contact the host IUPUI Sports Information Office institution regarding media policies. Parking at Kuntz Stadium is 1000 Waterway Blvd. located on the south side of the complex and is free of charge. Indianapolis, IN 46202 Media members covering events at the Michael A. Carroll Sta- Website: www.iupuijags.com dium are asked to park in the visitors portion of the Natatorium Sports Information Fax: 317-278-2683 garage. Office Location Press Services The IUPUI Sports Information Office is located at 1000 Game rosters and cumulative stats for all participating Waterway Blvd., inside the IUPUI Athletics Building. The build- teams will be available one hour prior to all games. Game notes ing is located just off Indiana Avenue between 11th and 16th are available upon request in advance of game day. Box scores Streets. Guests are asked to park in the visitor parking spaces and play-by-play sheets will be available at the conclusion of the on the east side of the building. The campus mailing address is game. WW1000. Interviews IUPUI On the Web Head Coach Steve Franklin and his staff are available for The media can access all the latest IUPUI soccer news interviews on an appointment-only basis. Personal interviews on the department’s website, www.IUPUIJags.com. The IUPUI with the coach and student-athletes should be scheduled with Sports Information Office produces the website with the most the IUPUI Sports Information Office. up-to-date and extensive coverage of the Jags. Soccer informa- Individual players are available for interviews Monday- tion available on the IUPUI website includes stats, rosters, press Thursday, depending on their academic and athletic schedules. releases, photos and notes. Please give at least 24-hour advance notice so that players can be contacted and arrangements can be made. Home/cell phone numbers for players and coaches will not be given out under any circumstances. The coaching staff and players will be available for post- game interviews following a short cooling off period. 2 2008 IUPUI Soccer IUPUI Athletics Directory Phone/Email Directory (all phone numbers are 317 area code) Administration (Fax: 278-2683 / 274-0609) Michael Moore, Athletics Director [email protected] 274-5247 John Rasmussen, Assoc. AD/External Affairs [email protected] 274-5453 Angie Torain, Assoc. AD/SWA [email protected] 274-4549 Denise O’Grady, Assoc. AD/Academics [email protected] 278-1648 Lauren Geiger, Asst. AD/Compliance [email protected] 278-4110 Byron Clark, Business Manager [email protected] 278-5229 Ed Holdaway, Sports Information Director [email protected] 274-2725 Bill Potter, Sports Information Director [email protected] 278-3619 Jane Holder, Administrative Assistant [email protected] 278-2599 Gary Roberts, Faculty Athletics Representative [email protected] 274-2581 Michael Moore John Rasmussen Angie Torain Nathan Siner, Athletics Intern [email protected] 278-9035 Jaime Waymouth, Strength & Cond. Coach [email protected] 274-3432 Athletics Training Staff (Fax: 278-5245) Andrew Bieber, Athletics Trainer [email protected] 274-7153 Paula Meszaros, Athletics Trainer [email protected] 278-8645 Kyle Torgerson, Athletics Trainer [email protected] 278-5237 Academic Advising Staff Denise O’Grady, Assoc. AD/Academics [email protected] 278-1648 George Davis, Academic Support Services [email protected] 278-0349 Denise O’Grady Lauren Geiger Byron Clark George Pollard, Mentoring Coordinator [email protected] 278-4149 Men’s Soccer Staff Steve Franklin, Head Coach [email protected] 278-1823 Mo Cato, Assistant Coach [email protected] 278-5235 Matt Reiswerg, Goalkeepers Coach [email protected] 274-3364 IUPUI Head Coaches John Andrews, Men’s & Women’s Golf [email protected] 278-2658 Cameron Benjamin, Women’s Tennis [email protected] 278-1254 Ed Holdaway Bill Potter Jane Holder Maggie Calcaterra, Softball [email protected] 278-1584 Brandon Currie, Men’s Tennis [email protected] 278-2420 Steve Franklin, Men’s Soccer [email protected] 278-1823 Shann Hart, Women’s Basketball [email protected] 278-5247 Ron Hunter, Men’s Basketball [email protected] 278-5247 Chris Johnson, Women’s Soccer [email protected] 274-1447 Steve Payne, Volleyball [email protected] 274-0620 Jim Shuck, Men’s & Women’s Swimming/Diving [email protected] 278-2656 Scott Williams, Men’s & Women’s XC [email protected] 278-7863 IUPUI Head Coaches Andrew Bieber Paula Meszaros Kyle Torgerson John Andrews Cameron Benjamin Maggie Calcaterra Brandon Currie Steve Franklin Shann Hart Golf Women’s Tennis Softball Men’s Tennis Men’s Soccer Women’s Basketball Ron Hunter Chris Johnson Steve Payne Jim Shuck Scott Williams Men’s Basketball Women’s Soccer Volleyball Swimming & Diving Cross Country www.IUPUIJags.com 3 2008 Roster ## Name Pos.
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