2005 Xavier Soccer Quick Facts The Home of Xavier Soccer Location ------3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45207-6114 Xavier University is preparing for its second Founded ------1831 full season in its new soccer complex, which Enrollment ------6,600 boasts a new installation of FieldTurf. Information General Affiliation ------NCAA Division I The installation of the new turf brought Conference ------Atlantic 10 a long list of benefits, not the least of which The A-10 ------Charlotte, Dayton, Duquesne, Fordham, George Washington, is bringing the Musketeers back on campus ------La Salle, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Richmond, for all practices. It not only gives them an ------St. Bonaventure, Saint Joseph’s, Saint Louis, Temple and Xavier on-campus place to practice but also a first School Colors ------Navy Blue, Gray and White Nickname ------Musketeers

Soccer Program MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER Head Men’s Soccer Coach ------Dave Schureck Xavier Record (Years) ------0-0-0 (First) Overall Record (Years) ------57-33-8 (Five) Assistant Coach------Alex Aldaz Assistant Coach------Michael Popejoy Olympic Sports Secretary ------Janet O’Brien Home Field (Capacity/Surface) ------Xavier University Soccer Complex (1,000/FieldTurf) 2004 Overall Record ------5-12-2 2004 Atlantic 10 Record/Finish ------3-6-2/9th Letterwinners Returning/Lost ------20/3 Starters Returning/Lost ------9/2 Newcomers ------9

Administration and Athletic Department Staff University President ------Michael J. Graham, S.J. (Cornell ‘75) Vice President ------Dr. John Kucia (Xavier ‘69) Faculty Representative ------Dr. Dave Hellkamp (Xavier ‘62) class venue for their games and a safer venue Athletic Advisory Board Chairman ------Dr. Lon Kriner (Bowling Green ‘70) for both. Athletic Director ------Dawn Rogers (Ithaca ‘86) As part of the reconstruction process, XU Senior Associate Athletic Director ------Rich Franchak (UMBC ‘86) was able to lengthen and widen the field to Associate AD for Marketing ------TBA 70 X 115. Assistant AD for Business ------Greg Park (Wittenberg ‘70) FieldTurf was the originator of artificial Assistant AD for Marketing ------Mike Dunn (Dayton ‘94) surface systems which replicate the playing Athletic Academic Advisor/SWA ------Kim Powers (Stanford ‘01) surfaces of natural grass, provide increased Director of Premium Seating and Ticketing ------Andy Barry (Cincinnati ‘86) player comfort and safety. Unlike Ticket Manager ------Barry Burns (Dayton ‘94) conventional artificial turf, FieldTurf uses a Assistant Director of Marketing ------Brian Hicks (Kentucky ‘97) taller and more grass-like fiber to replicate Marketing Assistant ------Ryan Chenault (Ohio State ‘02) the look, feel and playing characteristics of Exec. Dir. All for One Club ------Dan Cloran (Dayton ‘92) grass. These fibers have a proven track Compliance Coordinator ------George Rathman (Virginia ‘88) record of durability and yet they are soft with Ath. Advising Coordinator ------Sr. Rose Ann Fleming (Mount St. Joseph ‘54) a very low abrasion index so an athlete won’t Director of Student Athlete Services ------Kelly Brooks (Miss. Univ. for Women ‘97) get turf burn when they slide on the surface. Head Athletic Trainer ------Jody Jenike (Cincinnati ‘87) The fibers are supported with FieldTurf’s Asst. Athletic Trainers ------Mike Mulcahey (Xavier ‘96) patented infill, which is a combination of ------Michelle Sullivan (Wright State ‘97) cryogenic rubber (ground up athletic shoes Strength and Conditioning Coach ------Chris Rounds (Buffalo ’97) and recycled tire rubber) and silica sand. Asst. Strength and Conditioning Coach ------Holly Frantz (Bowling Green ‘02) Athletic Department Sports Information Staff Mission Statement Assistant AD for Media Relations/Sports Information Director ------Tom Eiser (Xavier ‘84) Consistent with the Jesuit philosophy of Assistant SID/Men’s Soccer Contact ------Pat McKenna (Connecticut ‘03) education and the mission of the Sports Information Assistant ------Chris Aguiar (Xavier ‘04) University, the Xavier University intercollegiate athletics program strives to Sports Information Assistant ------Jake Linder (Defiance ‘04) enhance and integrate the intellectual, moral, spiritual, emotional, social and How to reach us... physical growth of young men and (513 area code) women. Each sport operates in an Athletic Department Phone/FAX ------745-3413/745-4390 environment of integrity and ethical Men’s Soccer Office/Fax ------745-3727/745-3733 conduct which promotes: academic Sports Information Phone/FAX ------745-2058/745-2825 success, fiscal responsibility, competitive McKenna’s cell (e-mail) ------503-4863 ([email protected]) excellence, sportsmanship, community Web site ------www.goxavier.com service and equitable opportunities for all Credits -- The 2005 Xavier University Men’s Soccer Media Guide was written, edited and designed by Pat McKenna, students and staff, including women and Assistant Sports Information Director. Editorial Assistance provided by Chris Aguiar, Tom Eiser and Jake Linder. Cover minorities. design by ja&g Advertising. Printing by Moore Wallace. Photography by Greg Rust, Mark Bealer and Doug Cochran. 2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 1 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer 2005 Xavier Men’s Soccer Alphabetical Roster # Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Erik Alanson So. M/F 5-10 170 Traverse City, Mich./Traverse City Central Geoff Cooke Fr. M 6-0 160 Vienna, Austria/American International School 6 Jimmy Cummings So. M/F 6-1 185 Cincinnati, Ohio/Madeira 1 Liam Curran Jr. GK 6-1 180 Sydney, Australia/Schoolcraft College Joe Diederich Fr. GK 5-11 175 Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper Saint Clair 14 Joe Dolan Sr. D 6-2 175 Elkins Park, Pa./St. Joseph’s Prep Gavin Dozier Fr. M/F 5-5 145 Worthington, Ohio/Thomas Worthington 4 Jon Enders So. F 5-10 165 Westerville, Ohio/St. Francis DeSales 23 Joe Fleckenstein So. M 5-8 150 Portland, Ore./Westview Charles Galvin Fr. D 6-1 165 Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier 5 Joel Gunnarson Jr. M/D 5-11 155 Loveland, Ohio/Loveland 7 Danny Hamzah Sr. M/F 5-11 165 Tampa, Fla./Jesuit 00 Ty Helmle Sr. GK 6-0 185 Tampa, Fla./Jesuit

2005 Roster 11 Michael Horejs Sr. M 5-10 175 West Chester, Ohio/Moeller 10 Erek Kozlowski Fr. F 5-10 165 Westerville, Ky./St. Francis Desales 21 Matt Kmetz Jr. M 5-11 165 Strongsville, Ohio/Strongsville 17 David Knapp Sr. M 5-9 170 Tallmadge, Ohio/The Pendleton School Kyle Mitts Fr. M 6-3 165 Erlanger, Ky./St. Henry 12 Brian Malizia Sr. D 5-11 165 Worthington, Ohio/St. Francis DeSales 3 Patrick McAndrew Sr. D 6-0 172 Nashville, Tenn./Father Ryan 20 Bobby Salas Sr. M 5-8 160 Westerville, Ohio/Worthington Christian 8 Matt Salzano Jr. M/F 5-10 165 Cincinnati, Ohio/Summit Country Day 2 Daniel Schoeff Jr. M 6-0 180 Columbus, Ohio/Worthington Christian Michael Scholten Fr. D 6-2 175 Dallas, Texas/Jesuit College Prep 9 Toni Skudrzik Jr. F 6-3 190 Indianapolis, Ind./North Central Adam Sokolowski Fr. GK 6-0 185 Topeka, Kan./Washburn Rural 16 Matt Soldano So. F 6-0 165 Cincinnati, Ohio/Purcell Marian 13 Matthew Wheeler So. F 6-1 178 Bardstown, Ky./Bethlehem 18 Chris Wolever Sr. D 6-3 200 Worthington, Ohio/Worthington Kilborn 2005 Xavier Men’s Soccer Numerical Roster # Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 00 Ty Helmle Sr. GK 6-0 185 Tampa, Fla./Jesuit 1 Liam Curran Jr. GK 6-1 180 Sydney, Australia/Schoolcraft College 2 Daniel Schoeff Jr. M 6-0 180 Columbus, Ohio/Worthington 3 Patrick McAndrew Sr. D 6-0 172 Nashville, Tenn./Father Ryan 4 Jon Enders So. F 5-10 165 Westerville, Ohio/St. Francis DeSales 5 Joel Gunnarson Jr. M/D 5-11 155 Loveland, Ohio/Loveland 6 Jimmy Cummings So. M/F 6-1 185 Cincinnati, Ohio/Madeira 7 Danny Hamzah Sr. M/F 5-11 165 Tampa, Fla./Jesuit 8 Matt Salzano Jr. M/F 5-10 165 Cincinnati, Ohio/Summit Country Day 9 Toni Skudrzik Jr. F 6-3 190 Indianapolis, Ind./North Central 10 Erek Kozlowski Fr. F 5-10 165 Westerville, Ky./St. Francis Desales 11 Michael Horejs Sr. M 5-10 175 West Chester, Ohio/Moeller 12 Brian Malizia Sr. D 5-11 165 Worthington, Ohio/St. Francis DeSales 13 Matthew Wheeler So. F 6-1 178 Bardstown, Ky./Bethlehem 14 Joe Dolan Sr. D 6-2 175 Elkins Park, Pa./St. Joseph’s Prep 16 Matt Soldano So. F 6-0 165 Cincinnati, Ohio/Purcell Marian 17 David Knapp Sr. M 5-9 170 Tallmadge, Ohio/The Pendleton School 18 Chris Wolever Sr. D 6-3 200 Worthington, Ohio/Worthington Kilborn 20 Bobby Salas Sr. M 5-8 160 Westerville, Ohio/Worthington Christian 21 Matt Kmetz Jr. M 5-11 165 Strongsville, Ohio/Strongsville

23 Joe Fleckenstein So. M 5-8 150 Portland, Ore./Westview MUSKETEER SOCCER Erik Alanson So. M/F 5-10 170 Traverse City, Mich,/Traverse City Central Geoff Cooke Fr. M 6-0 160 Vienna, Austria/American International School Joe Diederich Fr. GK 5-11 175 Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper Saint Clair Gavin Dozier Fr. M/F 5-5 145 Worthington, Ohio/Thomas Worthington Charles Galvin Fr. D 6-1 165 Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier Kyle Mitts Fr. M 6-3 165 Erlanger, Ky./St. Henry Michael Scholten Fr. D 6-2 175 Dallas, Texas/Jesuit College Prep Adam Sokolowski Fr. GK 6-0 185 Topeka, Kan./Washburn Rural

Head Coach: Dave Schureck (First Season) Assistant Coach: Alex Aldaz (First Season) Assistant Coach: Michael Popejoy (First Season) 2005 Xavier University Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2 www.goxavier.com 2005 Xavier Soccer

said Schureck. “His experience will allow our attack to have a little more A new and promising era of Xavier Soccer will begin with the 2005 punch and bite.” season as first-year head coach Dave Schureck takes over the reins of the

Musketeer soccer program. Schureck comes to Xavier with the goal of Rounding out the XU midfield will be seniors Mike Horejs and David Preview Season 2005 rebuilding his alma mater’s soccer team after five successful seasons as Knapp, juniors Matt Salzano and Dan Schoeff, and sophomore Joe the head men’s soccer coach at the University of Dayton. Schureck Fleckenstein. Horejs played in 12 games last season and Knapp saw accumulated a winning percentage of nearly .700 in conference play while action in four games. Both will be counted on to give valuable minutes with the Flyers and expects the Musketeers to compete at a high level this year. immediately. Salzano was a key player in the midfield last year, playing in 15 games and The Musketeers return nine starters from an inexperienced 2004 squad earning 11 starts. Salzano dished out three assists during the 2004 that finished the season 5-12-2 overall and 3-6-2 in Atlantic 10 action with season and is expected to do more of the same in 2005. Schoeff was also many players forced to play out of position due to injuries most of the an integral member of the team in 2004. Schoeff was one of only three year. The outlook is bright for 2005 as the Musketeers enjoyed a strong players to be in the starting lineup all 19 times last year.

showing in the spring season and welcome back a solid core of returning MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER players. Add an influx of a talented group of newcomers and there is Fleckenstein saw a lot of action in his freshman campaign. He played in reason for optimism in 2005. 18 games and started in eight contests, dishing out three assists on the year. FORWARDS DEFENDERS XU’s frontline is expected to be a strength for the 2005 season. The The backline was not Musketeers more than doubled their one of the Xavier’s goal-scoring output from the 2003 strengths last season, season by scoring 31 goals last due in large part to the season and return nine of the top- fact that many ten goal scorers from the 2004 Musketeers were forced season. Included in that returning to play out of position. core is Toni Skudrzik, XU’s leading Senior Chris Wolever, scorer in each of the last two a defender all his career, seasons. Skudrzik found the back of was forced to play up the net seven times during the 2004 top all year long. He managed to score four goals and added two assists, campaign and also added four assists for a team-high 18 points. “Toni will but look for him to be patrolling the backline in 2005. play a vital role in our success this year; if he scores goals we will win games,” said Schureck. “I expect Toni to be an impact player on this team The Musketeer defense will be tightened up thanks to the return of senior and in the A-10.” Pat McAndrew. McAndrew was healthy enough to play in only seven games in 2004 and the Musketeers will benefit from his presence on the Joining Skudrzik up front will be sophomore Jon Enders. Enders was tied backline in 2005. Senior Joe Dolan will also return this year and help for third on the team last season with four goals and is slated to play an anchor the XU defense. Dolan started in all 19 games last season and even more integral role during the 2005 season. “Jon had a strong spring scored a goal. season and a very good freshman year,” said Schureck. He now has an understanding of what it takes to play up top and we look for a lot out of “We will have a new look back there,” Schureck said of the Musketeer him this season.” defense. “Wolever and Dolan will play a big role in our backline defense and we warmly welcome back Pat McAndrew, who missed a lot of last year. Also factoring in on the Musketeer frontline will be senior Danny They are all tremendously competitive kids who hate to lose.” Hamzah, and sophomores Matt Soldano and Matt Wheeler. Soldano was only healthy enough to play in seven games last season, but scored Senior Brian Malizia will also be counted on to continue his solid defensive one goal on his only shot on goal and added an assist. Hamzah saw play. Malizia played in all 19 games for XU and started in 17 of those action in ten games during the 2004 season and Wheeler played in five matches. “Brian is a tough competitor who will be a big part of our games. All three will be counted on to be contributors now that they have defense. The Musketeers will also add a highly-touted recruit to the one more year of experience under their belts. backline in Michael Scholten.

MIDFIELDERS “With a year of experience under the defense’s belt and the fact that we will go from three back to four back, our defense should be a strength in Sophomore Jimmy 2005.” Cummings, an Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team GOALKEEPERS Selection last season, junior Matt Kmetz and XU’s last line of defense will also have senior Bobby Salas a new look for the 2005 season as headline the midfield for four-year starter Brian Schaeper the Musketeers in 2005. graduated in the spring. Senior Ty Cummings came in and Helmle, who saw action in nine made an immediate games during the 2004 campaign, is impact in 2004, slated as the starter for the upcoming registering four goals and two assists for 10 points. “Jimmy is an season. Helmle went 1-3-0 last emotional player who is extremely competitive and hates to lose,” said season but earned a solid goals Schureck. “There is no doubt in my mind that he will be an extremely against average of 1.62 and a save important player for us this year.” percentage of .765. “This will be our biggest difference in 2005 as we lose Schaeper,” said Schureck. “Ty earned the starting job this season Kmetz was a steady contributor for XU during the 2004 season, starting in after a solid spring campaign in which he logged over 300 minutes of all 19 contests in a variety of positions and dishing out a pair of assists. scoreless soccer. However, there will be tremendous competition from Coach Schureck expects Kmetz to pick up right where he left off. “Matt freshman Adam Sokowloski and transfer Liam Curran.” will be a major player in there. He had to play primarily in back last year due to injuries but I expect Matt to thrive this year because he is better A new coach with a new philosophy has given the Musketeers an suited to play the midfield.” optimistic attitude toward the 2005 season. Couple that with the experience of nine returning starters and an influx of new talent to add Salas is back after being forced to sit most of 2004 due to injury. “Bobby depth, XU expects to make some noise in conference and has its sights set comes back after a year out and we expect him to contribute immediately,” on a return to the Atlantic 10 Tournament. 2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 3 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer Joe Ty DOLAN HELMLE Senior • D Senior • GK Elkins Park, Pa. Tampa, Fla. St. Joseph’s Prep Jesuit 2004: Started every game in the Musketeer backfield • Scored his 2004: Saw action in nine games and started in three matches during his junior season • Led XU with a 1.62 goals against average and a .765 first collegiate goal in Xavier’s 4-1 victory over Saint Joseph’s (10/ save percentage • Registered a career-high 445.27 minutes in net • 10) • Was one of only three Musketeers to start every game (Kmetz, Recorded his first career shutout in XU’s 1-0 victory over cross town rival Scheoff). Cincinnati on September 22; he stopped six shots that night • Also saw 2003: Started the last three matches of the season after recovering some time on the Musketeer frontline, recording his first career goal at George Washington (10/22). from a season ending injury in 2002.

Player Profiles 2003: Started the first five matches of the season • Led all goalkeepers 2002: Started two matches for the XU defense • Suffered a season with a 1.75 goals against average. ending injury in early September • Named to the Atlantic 10 2002: Came off the bench to play in seven games as a Commissioner’s Honor Roll. freshman • Made his collegiate debut in a 4-0 shutout of Western Michigan • Was in net for a portion of three shutouts. High School: Was all-city and all-area as a senior • Earned all- High School: Team captain • Lowest goals against average in Tampa league honors as a junior and senior. as a senior • All-county all-star team in 2002 • State champions in 1999 Club Experience: Played for F.C. Coppa • Was ranked and 2001 • Ended 2001 ranked No. 1 in the nation by USA Today/NSCA nationally in final season • Won the 2001 state championship. • High school classmate with Xavier’s Danny Hamzah. Club Experience: Played for Hillsboro United • Won 2000 Sun Bowl • Personal: Majoring in accounting • Born November 4, 1984 in Named ODP All-State in 2000. Huntington Valley, Pennsylvania. Personal: Majoring in criminal justice • Born April 12, 1984 in Bakersfield, California. Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2004 19/19 14 1 0 2 0 Year GP/GS Min. Ga SV. Sho. Gaa. 2003 9/4 3 0 0 0 0 2004 9/3 445:27 8 26 1 1.62 2002 3/2 1 0 0 0 0 2003 10/5 411:56 9 22 0 1.75 career 31/25 18 1 0 2 0 2002 7/0 60:35 1 2 0 1.47 career 26/8 917:58 18 50 1 1.76 Danny Mike HAMZAH Senior • M/F HOREJS Tampa, Fla. Senior • M Jesuit West Chester, Ohio 2004: Appeared in 10 matches off the bench as a junior • Tallied a Moeller career-high three shots against Butler (9/26). 2004: Was a solid contributor off the bench, seeing action in 12 2003: Played in three matches as a sophomore • Tallied two shots matches • Scored his first collegiate goal at Detroit on September on Sept. 12 at Wright State. 17. 2002: Played in two games during his first collegiate season • Made 2003: Appeared in nine games for XU • Made the first start of his his debut on Oct. 11 against A-10 rival Richmond. collegiate career on Nov. 8 versus Dayton. High School: Florida State Champions in 1999 and 2001 • State High School: Team won GCL Championship during his senior season finalist in 2000 • Regional finalist in 2002 • Ended 2001 ranked No. MUSKETEER SOCCER • Co-captain as a senior for the Crusaders. 1 in the nation by USA Today/NSCA • High school classmate with Club Experience: Played for Cincinnati United Premier. Xavier’s Ty Helmle. Personal: Majoring in biology • Born March 2, 1983 in West Chester, Club Experience: Played for Town & Country. Personal: Majoring in psychology • Born February 13, 1984 in Tampa, Ohio. Florida.

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David Patrick Profiles Player KNAPP MCANDREW Senior • M Senior • D Tallmadge, Ohio Nashville, Tenn. Pendleton School Father Ryan 2004: Saw action in four games for XU • Xavier was 2-1-1 in games

MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER 2004: Started the first two games of the season but was forced to he played in. sit out for over a month due to injury • Finished the season with 2003: Appeared in 12 games including starting roles versus Louisville seven appearances and five starts. and Wright State. 2003: Started 19 of 20 games in his first year with Musketeers • 2002: Played in 13 games, starting eight as a freshman Made collegiate debut versus Michigan on Aug. 31 at Michigan State. • Played in five of XU’s eight shutouts • Named to the A-10 High School: All-state selection his senior year • Also named to Commissioner’s Honor Roll. High School: Played for The Pendleton School at the IMG Soccer All-Midstate team his junior and senior seasons • Team won Academy in Bradenton, Fla. Tennessee State Title in 2001. Club Experience: Trained at the IMG Soccer Academy • Was league Club Experience: Played for Nashville Futbol Club • Team won MVP at IMG • Also played for the Cleveland White Caps. 2001 Superclub Championship • Also won 2001 Raleigh Shoot-out. Personal: Majoring in sport management • Born January 15, 1984 Personal: Majoring in psychology • Born November 27, 1983 in El in Tallmadge, Ohio. Paso, Texas. Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2004 4/0 4 0 0 0 0 2003 12/2 2 0 0 0 0 Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2002 13/8 0 0 0 0 0 2004 7/5 3 0 0 0 0 career 29/10 6 0 0 0 0 2003 20/19 6 0 0 0 0 career 27/24 9 0 0 0 0 Brian Bobby MALIZIA Senior • D SALAS Worthington, Ohio Senior • M St. Francis DeSales Westerville, Ohio 2004: Was a mainstay of the Xavier backline, seeing action in all 19 Worthington Christian contests and starting in XU’s final 17 games of the season. 2004: Saw action in two matches for XU and started the contest at 2003: Appeared in nine games including a starting role in the season Georgia State (9/4). opener versus Michigan State. 2003: Appeared in 11 games as a sophomore. 2002: Made his first collegiate appearance in a 4-0 shutout of 2002: Made debut against Western Michigan on Sept. 7. Bowling Green on Sept. 22. High School: In his final two seasons, he scored 42 goals and had High School: Team won district and regional championships in 39 assists • As a senior he was All-Ohio and All-Central District Player 2000 and 2001 • Conference champions in 1998 and 1999. of the Year • Named first team all-state • Team was state runner-up Club Experience: Played for WASA Ambassador S.C. • State his junior year • High school teammate with XU sophomore Daniel champions in 1996-2000 • State runner-up in 2001 and 2002 • Played Schoeff. on the ODP state team in 2001 and 2002. Club Experience: Played for WASA Ambassador S.C. • Won state Personal: Majoring in finance • Brother Nick Swisher played baseball championship from 1996-2000 • State runner-up in 2001 and 2002 at Ohio State and was the 16th pick overall by the Oakland Athletics • Club teammate with Xavier’s Brian Malizia. in the 2002 MLB First Year Player Draft • Born September 13, 1983 Personal: Majoring in international business • Born August 17, 1983 in Columbus, Ohio. in Columbus, Ohio.

Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2004 19/17 3 0 0 0 0 2004 2/1 1 0 0 0 0 2003 9/1 0 0 0 0 0 2003 11/0 5 0 0 0 0 2002 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 2002 15/0 2 0 0 0 0 career 29/18 3 0 0 0 0 career 28/1 8 0 0 0 0 2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 5 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer Chris Matt WOLEVER KMETZ Senior • D Junior • M Worthington, Ohio Strongsville, Ohio Worthington Kilborn Strongsville 2004: Played and started in 18 contests for XU • Was forced to play up 2004: Started in every contest in the midfield for XU • Tallied two assists front during his junior year after spending his previous two years on the on the season; his first assist led to the game-winner at St. Bonaventure backline • Led XU with 44 shots and was tied for third on the squad with (10/3) • Has now started 34 games in-a-row dating back to the 2003 four goals and 10 points • Also notched two assists on the year • Scored season. both of Xavier’s goals in the Musketeers’ 3-2 defeat at Duquesne (10/1) 2003: Started the final 15 games of the season • Totaled two goals and • Wolever should return to his natural position on the backline in 2005. two assists • Scored game winner in a 3-1 defeat of Detroit on Sept. 17. 2003: Started seven games as a sophomore • Team recorded wins over Player Profiles High School: Was a four time member of the Ohio North State Team • Massachusetts and Rhode Island with Wolever on the field. First team all-conference his senior year • Team won conference 2002: Played in 18 games, starting eight as a freshman defender • Was championships in each of his final three seasons • Two-time district part of seven team shutouts • His five points tied him for second most champions. by an XU freshman in 2002 • Tallied his first career assist against Wisconsin Club Experience: Played for the Cleveland Internationals • Team was on Sept. 29 • Netted his first collegiate goal at St. Bonaventure on Oct. 2003 state cup champions • Team advanced to semifinals of Tampa Bay 25. High School: Named first team all-conference, all-district, all-state and Sun Bowl. all-midwest • Team won four league championships • Three-time district Personal: Majoring in finance • Born November 6, 1984 in Cleveland, champions • Also won a region and state championship. Ohio. Personal: Majoring in business • Born February 29, 1984 in Muscatine, Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW Iowa. 2004 19/19 12 0 2 2 0 2003 15/15 22 2 2 6 1 Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW career 34/34 34 2 4 8 1 2004 18/18 44 4 2 10 0 2003 7/7 5 0 0 0 0 2002 18/8 8 2 1 5 0 career 43/33 57 6 3 15 0 Matt Joel SALZANO Junior • M/F GUNNARSON Cincinnati, Ohio Junior • M/D Summit Country Day Loveland, Ohio 2004: Played in 15 matches and started 11 of those contests • Tied for second on the team with three assists including a two assists day on Loveland October 1 at Duquesne • Was in the starting lineup in each of the last 10 2004: Saw action in all 19 matches for XU and started 12 contests • games • Was tied for sixth on the squad with three points. Scored his second career goal in XU’s 3-2 victory at Richmond (10/24) • 2003: Started 14 games as a freshman • Made first collegiate appearance Tallied 11 shots on the season. in the season opener at Michigan State • Ranked second on the team in 2003: Started the last 12 matches of the season • Scored the game assists with two • Recorded first assist of career in win over Rhode winning goal in a 3-2 defeat of Rhode Island. Island. High School: Named to 2002 and 2001 All-Southwest Ohio Team • High School: Second team all-state as a senior • Team was ranked Played in 2002 Cincinnati Senior All-Star Game • Captain during his second in Southwest Ohio and ninth in the state his senior year • Summit MUSKETEER SOCCER senior season • 2001 district champions • 2002 district runner-up • won district title in 2001 after a 10-0-0 record in Miami Valley Conference 2000, 2001 and 2002 league champions • Also part of two relay teams play. that set school records in track. Club Experience: Played for Ohio Elite. Club Experience: MVP of 2001 Super Club National Team Tour • Played Personal: Majoring in liberal arts • Born November 20, 1984 in Cincinnati, for Ohio Elite • Won the 2003 US Club U-18 Regional Championship • Ohio. Also won 2003 Ohio Elite Cup. Personal: Majoring in business • Born August 29, 1984 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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Daniel Jimmy Profiles Player SCHOEFF CUMMINGS Junior • M Sophomore • M/F Columbus, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Worthington Christian Madeira

2004: Started all 19 matches in the Musketeer backfield • Notched 2004: The sixth Musketeer to be selected to the Atlantic 10 All- MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER three shots on the year, all of which he put on goal. Rookie Team since Xavier joined the league prior to the 1995 season 2003: Did not see any game action. • Tied for third on the team with four goals, two assists and 10 High School: First team all-state as a senior • 2002 All-Central points • Started in 14 contests and appeared in 15 matches during District Player of the Year • First team all-league • High school his rookie season • Assisted on Nick Frasher’s game-winner in XU’s teammate with Xavier senior Bobby Salas. 1-0 win over Cincinnati (9/22) • The Musketeers were 3-1-0 when Club Experience: Played for the Blast. Personal: Majoring in nursing • Born March 18, 1985 in Columbus, Cummings recorded a point. Ohio. High School: Named Cincinnati Division III Player of the Year as a

Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW senior • Played four years of varsity soccer for the Mustangs • Holds 2004 19/19 3 0 0 0 0 career assist and goal records at Madeira. 2003 0/0 0 0 0 0 0 career 19/19 3 0 0 0 0 Club Experience: Played for both Ohio Elite and Premier Adidas. Personal: Undecided on a major • Brother Jack played soccer at South Carolina and other brother Bryan is a senior linebacker at the Toni University of Buffalo • Born March 29, 1986 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2004 15/14 40 4 2 10 1 SKUDRZIK career 15/14 40 4 2 10 1 Junior • F Indianapolis, Ind. North Central Jon 2004: The Musketeers’ top scoring threat in each of his first two years, Skudrzik tied for the team lead with seven goals and led the ENDERS squad with four assists for a team-high 18 points • Played in all 19 Sophomore • F games and earned 18 starting nods • Scored two goals and added two assists for a six-point outing at UMass on October 17 • Notched Westerville, Ohio 37 shots and led the team with a .486 shots on goal percentage • St. Francis DeSales Was a perfect 3-for-3 on penalty kicks for the Musketeers. 2004: Saw time in 17 matches and started four contests during his 2003: Started 19 games as a freshman • Led the team in points rookie season • Scored four goals for eight points on the year • First with eight, and goals with four • Scored the game winner in the 3-1 collegiate goal came in XU’s 4-0 win at Bowling Green (9/12). defeat of UMass • Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team. High School: Played three years on varsity at St. Francis DeSales • High School: Led team to 2002 Indiana State Championship • Was Totaled 17 goals and three assists as a senior • District I Player of also named first team all-state his senior year after scoring 32 goals the Year • First team All-Ohio • First team all-district • First team • Team was state runner-up in 2000 • Named third team all-state as a junior. All-CCL. Club Experience: Played for Dynamo F.C. • Led team to its fifth Club Experience: Played for Thunder S.C. • Thunder S.C. won straight state championship. back to back Ohio State Cup Championships. Personal: Majoring in business • Born August 31, 1984 in Split, Personal: Majoring in business • Born July 29, 1986 in Columbus, Croatia. Ohio.

Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2004 19/18 37 7 4 18 0 Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2003 19/16 41 4 0 8 1 2004 17/4 23 4 0 8 1 career 38/34 78 11 4 26 1 career 17/4 23 4 0 8 1 2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 7 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer Joe Matthew FLECKENSTEIN WHEELER Sophomore • M Sophomore • F Portland, Ore. Bardstown, Ky. Westview Bethlehem 2004: Saw action in 18 games and earned a starting assignment 2004: Saw time in five matches for XU and started in the last match in eight matches • Dished-out a pair of assists in his collegiate of the season vs. Dayton (11/6) • Saw significant action in XU’s 3-2 debut at Bowling Green (9/12) • Also recorded an assist in XU’s 4- win at Richmond on October 24. 1 win over Saint Joseph’s on October 10. High School: Named to the 2004 all-district team • Honored on the High School: Dished-out 17 assists and notched 10 goals during all-region team • Also named all-state first team west • Second his senior year at Westview and was named Team MVP, Co-Metro Player Profiles Player of the Year and Second Team All-State • Led Westview to a leading goal scorer in Kentucky as a senior with 38 goals • Earned No. 5 ranking in the state of Oregon in 2003 • Earned mention as team’s best offensive player awards in 2000 and 2003 • A four year a Second Team All-Metro selection in 2002. varsity player for Bethlehem. Club Experience: Played for F.C. Portland Academy from 1996- Club Experience: Played for the Louisville Soccer Alliance. 2002 • Was the F.C. Portland team captain during the 2003 season Personal: Majoring in business • Born January 2, 1986 in Louisville, and played for both the Oregon 85 ODP and ODP Regional Camp Kentucky. Teams in 2000. Personal: Majoring in sports marketing • Born August 8, 1985 in Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2004 5/1 2 0 0 0 0 Portland, Ore. career 5/1 2 0 0 0 0

Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW 2004 18/8 3 0 3 3 1 career 18/8 3 0 3 3 1 Matt Erik SOLDANO ALANSON Sophomore • F Sophomore • M/F Cincinnati, Ohio Traverse City, Mich. Purcell Marian Traverse City Central 2004: Played in seven matches for XU and earned one starting 2004: Saw action in six games and earned one start while playing assignment • Scored a goal and added an assist in his collegiate for Valparaiso. debut at Bowling Green (9/12) • His goal against the Falcons was High School: An All-Conference, All-Region and All-State the game-winner. selection following the 2003 season • Also named to the Academic High School: Two-time Cincinnati Division II Player of the Year • All-State and All-Region Teams • Honored as the Team MVP and

Offensive Player of the Year while also taking home the Leadership MUSKETEER SOCCER First Team All-Ohio as a junior and a senior • Totaled 10 goals and Award • Earned a spot on the Flint Carmen Ainsworth Invitational 13 assists as a senior for Purcell Marian • Holds single season and All-Tournament Team • Lettered three years for Traverse City career goal scoring records at Purcell Marian. Central High in basketball and all four years in track. Club Experience: Started at striker for the Kolping Raiders and is the team’s all time leading goal scorer. Club Experience: Was a member of the Grand Valley Soccer Personal: Majoring in graphic design • Born XXX in Cincinnati. Club.

Year GP/GS Sh. G a PtS. GW Personal: Majoring in business • Born July 31, 1985 in Traverse 2004 7/1 7 1 1 3 1 career 7/1 7 1 1 3 1 City, Mich. 2005 Xavier University Men’s Soccer Media Guide 8 www.goxavier.com 2005 Xavier Soccer

Geoff Joe Profiles Player COOKE DIEDERICH Freshman • M Freshman • GK Vienna, Austria Pittsburgh, Pa. American Int’l (Vienna) Upper Saint Clair

MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER High School: Played soccer and baseball at the American School High School: Helped Upper Saint Clair High School to a pair of in Vienna, Austria for four years • High School teammate Michael State Championships during his junior and seniors years • Upper Janov is a midfielder on Penn State’s soccer team. Saint Clair was 21-4 in 2003 and was undefeated at 27-0 in 2004 with a No. 1 national ranking • Diedrich registered 18 shutouts Club Experience: Played for SK Slovan HAC. and tallied a .44 goals against average during the team’s undefeated run to its second straight State Title • Also ran varsity Personal: Undecided on a major • Born October 22, 1986 in track during his junior and senior years. Vienna. Club Experience: Played for the Swickley Hotspurs and the North Stars.

Personal: Majoring in international business and Spanish • Born February 26, 1987 in Pittsburgh, Pa. Liam CURRAN Junior • GK Sydney, Australia Gavin Schoolcraft College At Schoolcraft College 2003-2004: Team placed sixth at the DOZIER NJCAA National Championships in 2004 and was crowned Regional Freshman • M/F Champion in both 2003 and 2004 • Named Region XII Goalkeeper Worthington, Ohio of the Year in both of his years at Schoolcraft • Also selected to Thomas Worthington the All-State and All-Region First Team twice • Schoolcraft took High School: Scored 13 goals and added five assists for Thomas home the championship hardware from the Cuyahoga Invitational Worthington High School during the 2004 season • Scored eight in 2003 and 2004 and Curran was named to the Cuyahoga goals and dished-out four assists during his junior year • Lettered Invitational All-Tournament Team twice. three years in track and two years in basketball in addition to being a member of the soccer team for four years • Scored a pair Club Experience: Played for the Parramatta Eagles from 2001- of hat tricks for Thomas Worthington High, the first coning in the 03 as part of Australia’s Premiere League and for the Stanmore first round of the 2003 State Tournament vs. Walnut Ridge and the Hawks from 2002-03. second coming vs. Grove City in a 4-1 victory.

Personal: Undecided on a major • Born November 3, 1984. Club Experience: Played for the Blast FC.

Personal: Majoring in political science • Born February 18, 1987 in Worthington, Ohio.

2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 9 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer Charles Kyle GALVIN MITTS Freshman • D Freshman • M Louisville, Ky. Erlanger, Ky. St. Xavier St. Henry High School: Graduated from St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati High School: Named team MVP during his senior season at St. Henry High in Erlanger, Ky. ... Led his squad to the State • Helped lead St. X to an undefeated conference season during his Championship during his senior year ... Also lettered one year in junior year • Team won the District Championship in both Galvin’s basketball. junior and senior seasons • Was also a standout swimmer for St. Club experience: Played for TC United. Xavier winning the 200 Medley and Freestyle relays at the GCL Personal: Majoring in biology ... Born October 6, 1986 in Fort Player Profiles Championships his senior year. Mitchell, Ky.

Club Experience: Played for the MIH Thunderbolts u-12 through u-14 and the Cincinnati Classics Hammer F.C. u-15 and u-16 Michael teams • also played for the Cincinnati United Premier u-17 and u- 18 teams. SCHOLTEN Freshman • D Personal: Majoring in athletic training • Born September 8, 1986 in Louisville, Ky. Dallas, Texas Jesuit College Prep High School: Lettered four years for head coach Charles Delong at Jesuit College Prep. in Dallas, Texas • Also lettered two years in basketball • Several of Scholten’s teammates at Jesuit College Prep. are now playing soccer at Division I institutions including Memphis, Georgetown, Notre Dame, St. Louis, SMU and Mercer. Club Experience: Played for Solar SC. Personal: A business finance major • Born December 2, 1986 in Erek Dallas, Texas. KOZLOWSKI Freshman • F Westerville, Ky. Adam Saint Francis DeSales SOKOLOWSKI 2004: Redshirt year at Indiana University. Freshman • GK

High School: Was a First Team All-District selection as a Topeka, Kan. junior…Also First Team All-League as a junior • Was his high Washburn Rural school’s team leader in goals and assists in 2001 and 2002 • Club High School: Was a three-time All-State goalkeeper for Washburn Rural High in Topeka, Kan. • Led team to undefeated, team the Ohio Thunder went 97-20-25 during his four-year career MUSKETEER SOCCER • Was a member of the OSYSA ODP State Team from 1999-2003 • state championship seasons in 2002 and 2004 • Registered 35 Was Indiana Soccer Camp MVP in 2003. shutouts and a .58 goals against average during his three years between the posts • Also lettered four years in football, one year in swimming, four years in track and four years in basketball • Club Experience: Played for the Ohio Thunder club team for Was a place kicker for the football team and kicked a 49-yard field four years • A member of the 2001 National Club runner-up team goal vs. Manhattan High during his senior year • Named his team’s with the Ohio Thunder. “special teams player of the year” during his senior year. Club Experience: Played for the Kansas City Odyssey and the Personal: Undecided on a major • Born September 9, 1985 in Kansas City United. Westerville, Ohio. Personal: A pre-dental major • Born April 4, 1986 in Topeka, Kan. • A 2005 Preseason All-Atlantic 10 Rookie Team selection. 2005 Xavier University Men’s Soccer Media Guide 10 www.goxavier.com 2005 Xavier Soccer

Dave Schureck Dave Coach Head SCHURECK Head Coach Xavier University, ‘95 First Season

MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER Dave Schureck was announced as the new head men’s soccer coach at Xavier University on December 15, 2004. Schureck replaced Jack Hermans who resigned after 14 years as Xavier’s head coach. Schureck, a 1995 graduate of regular season crown in 1998. Xavier University, was a four-year starter in goal for Hermans and was team captain during his last three years The 31-year old Louisville, Ky. native got his collegiate at XU. coaching start at his alma mater when Hermans hired him as an assistant coach during the 1996 season. “We could not be happier to welcome Dave back to the Xavier Family,” said Rogers. “As a former student-athlete Schureck has served as coach and trainer for several youth and assistant coach, Dave understands and embraces the clubs including Cincinnati United Premier, Team Cincinnati, mission and values of Xavier University. He has been highly Cincinnati Classics, Team Dayton, and as Director of successful as a head coach and we look forward to him Coaching for Dayton Galaxies FC. He currently serves on building a nationally-competitive program here as well.” the Ohio South State and Region II ODP coaching staffs. He holds a USSF “A” license. Schureck, the fifth head coach in the 30-year history of the Xavier men’s soccer program, spent the last eight years at Schureck started all but one game in his collegiate career, the University of Dayton and had been the Flyers’ head even netting a game-tying goal and assisting on the game coach since 2000. Schureck compiled a 57-33-8 (.622 winning goal from his keeper position in his final home winning pct.) overall record in five seasons as Dayton’s game his senior year against Dayton. He collected many head coach, including a 35-15-3 (.689) mark in Atlantic 10 accolades while at XU. He was team MVP in 1991 All-Ohio competition. in 1991 and 1994, and Academic All-Mideast all four years. Schureck was also a member of the Cincinnati Classics “I am extremely excited to come back to Xavier and help Region II Men’s Open Champions in 1995. build the program that gave me a love for the sport,” said Schureck. “I have firsthand knowledge of the University’s Schureck and his wife Jen reside in Cincinnati with their mission and believe in it to the fullest extent. We have two sons Beau Andrew (2) and Reid (1). talented players here and will be highly competitive, but our first goal is to maintain the standard of academic excellence Xavier has always displayed.” Schureck led Dayton to an 11-7-1 record in 2004 and an 8- 3-0 record in the Atlantic 10. 2004 marked the fourth time in five years that Schureck guided the Flyers to an appearance in the A-10 Tournament.

Schureck was the top assistant for former Dayton head coach Jim Launder and helped the team to three straight winning seasons. The Flyers won two Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament Championships, as well as the Schureck’s Head Coaching Record Overall A-10 Year School W L T Pct. W L T Pct. 2004 Dayton 11 7 1 .605 8 3 0 .727 2003 Dayton 12 5 2 .650 7 3 1 .682 2002 Dayton 9 10 1 .475 4 7 0 .364 2001 Dayton 11 7 2 .600 8 2 1 .773 2000 Dayton 14 4 2 .750 8 1 1 .850 Coach Schureck with his wife Jen and sons Overall 57 33 8 .622 35 16 3 .676 Beau Andrew (left) and Reid (right).

2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 11 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer Alex Michael ALDAZ POPEJOY Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Univ. of Texas, ‘01 Mt. Saint Joseph, ‘95 First Season First Season Alejandro “Alex” Aldaz begins his first season as an Michael Popejoy begins his first season as an assistant assistant coach for the Xavier men’s soccer team. coach on the Xavier men’s soccer staff. Most recently, Aldaz served as assistant coach on “Mike joined the staff in January and helped out in all Schureck’s staff at the University of Dayton during the 2004 season and helped lead the Flyers to an 11-7-1 aspects in preparation for and during the spring season,” overall record including an 8-3-0 mark and a runner-up says Schureck. “He has done a tremendous job coaching finish in the Atlantic 10 Conference. in the Cincinnati area and, as a result of that, has exceptional recruiting ties in and around Cincinnati. Mike “Alex is a tremendous recruiter and a very detail-oriented also has extensive experience with high-level players coach,” says Schureck. “He has an excellent through his experience as a regional staff coach in the understanding of the technical and strategic aspects of Olympic Development Program. I am very happy he will the game, but is also the type of person that truly enjoys continue to be a member of our coaching staff.” teaching student-athletes and, as I saw from working with Alex last year, our student-athletes truly enjoyed being around him. I believe Alex is a tremendous Popejoy has been a regional staff coach for the Women’s addition to the staff who will help us recruit the type of National Olympic Development Program since 1999. As player and individual we will need to take Xavier soccer a regional staff coach, Popejoy is responsible for the to the next level.” coordination of player selection and development within the Midwest Region in preparation for the U.S. National Last year, Aldaz was responsible for much of the and Olympic Teams. recruiting efforts at Dayton and was integral in planning training sessions and match analysis. He was also the team liaison for the NCAA compliance coordinator and Currently, Popejoy is a Lifetime Fitness teacher at Lakota athletic academic advisor at UD. Freshman High School, a position he has held since 1998. He became chairmen of the Lifetime Fitness Prior to his stint at Dayton, Aldaz was an assistant coach Department at Lakota in 2003. at the University of Redlands, a Division III institution in Redlands, Calif. In his two-years at Redlands, Aldaz was An employee at Lakota since 1996, Popejoy was the

Assistant Coaches and Support Staff responsible for the recruitment and retention of student head girls’ varsity coach from 1997-2002 and was named athletes and for scouting opponents. Aldaz also Greater Miami Conference Women’s Soccer Coach of the monitored the year-round academic progress of student athletes. Year in 2001. He was also the State Head Coach for the United States Soccer Federation’s Ohio South Office from Aldaz enjoyed a considerable amount of success at 1995-1999. Redlands as the Bulldogs boasted a two-year record of 36-4-2 and finished ranked in the top-11 nationally in Popejoy holds a United States Soccer Federation National both 2002 and 2003. The Bulldogs also won the “B” Coaching License and earned his master’s degree in Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference education from Marygrove College in 2002. He also Championship in each of his two seasons. received bachelor’s degrees in physical education and Prior to his two-year stretch at Redlands, Aldaz was the health education from the College of Mount St. Joseph in assistant coach at Schreiner University in Kerrville, Texas 1995. during the 2001 and 2002 seasons. MUSKETEER SOCCER

Aldaz began his coaching career in 1998 as the Premier Level youth soccer coach for the Austin Flyers Soccer Club in Austin, Texas, where he was responsible for training and coaching nationally-ranked boys’ soccer teams from U-11 to U-19.

Aldaz earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Texas in 2001 and a master’s degree in education from the University of Redlands in 2004. Additionally, he is fluent in both Spanish and English and speaks some Italian. 2005 Xavier University Men’s Soccer Media Guide 12 www.goxavier.com 2005 Xavier Soccer Rev. Michael J. Graham, S.J. University President

Rev. Michael J. Graham, S. J., the 34th Administration Jesuit president of Xavier University, became president on Jan. 1, 2001. He came to Xavier as an assistant professor of history during the 1984-1985 academic year. Fr. Graham left Xavier to pursue his Masters of Divinity from The Weston School of Theology, which he earned in 1988. He returned to Xavier the following year and

has never left. MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER In 1994, Fr. Graham was appointed vice president for university relations. Five years later, Fr. Graham was named executive The James E. Hoff, S.J. assistant to then Xavier President Fr. James E. Hoff, S.J. Academic Quadrangle

Fr. Michael Graham, 52, was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He earned a BSS with majors in philosophy and psychology in 1975 from Cornell College. He earned an MA in American Studies in 1977 and an MA in 1978 in psychology from the University of Michigan. In 1983, he earned his Ph.D., also at the University of Michigan, in American Studies.

Fr. Graham’s strategic plan for the University places a renewed emphasis on the learning experience of the student. Part of his plan calls for the creation of the James E. Hoff, S.J. Academic Quadrangle (artist’s rendering above), a multi-part project that will provide an enhanced educational experience and better career preparation for all students.

Dawn Rogers Athletic Director Dawn Rogers, in her second year as Athletic Director, is the first woman to hold the position at Xavier University. Rogers was the senior associate athletic director at Xavier since 1998.

In her previous role at Xavier, Rogers has served as administrator for seven of Xavier’s athletic programs. She also tracked student-athlete initial eligibility, coordinated financial aid and housing, was the admissions liaison and oversaw the department’s compliance program. In addition, Rogers worked closely with the student-athlete advisory council (SAAC) and the CHAMPS/Life Skills program.

Rogers spent nine years as assistant athletic director at the University of Akron and was director of promotions at Temple University from 1988-1989. She spent one year before that as corporate and group sales coordinator at the University of Cincinnati.

Rogers earned a master’s degree in sports management in 1987 from the University of Massachusetts. She received her bachelor’s degree in physical education and business from Ithaca College in 1986. Rogers, 40, and her husband, Rob, have two children, Owen, 9, and Hazel, 6.

Dr. John Kucia Dr. David Hellkamp Kelly Brooks George Rathman Pat McKenna Chris Aguiar Administrative V.P. NCAA Faculty Rep. Director of Student- Compliance Coordinator Asst. Sports Info. Dir. Sports Info. Assistant Athlete Services

Jody Jenike Mike Mulcahey Chris Rounds Holly Frantz Janet O’Brien Ryan Chenault Head Athletic Trainer Asst. Athletic Trainer Strength and Asst. Strength and Olympic Sports Secretary Marketing Assistant Conditioning Coach Conditioning Coach 2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 13 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer 2004 Atlantic 10 Conference 2004 Results Final Standings 5-12-2 Overall; 3-6-2 Atlantic 10 Conference Overall 9/1 Wright State L, 2-0 Team W L T Pts. W L T 9/4 @ Georgia State L, 3-2 Duquesne ------9 2 0 27 13 6 1 9/12 @ Bowling Green W, 4-0 Dayton ------8 3 0 24 11 7 1 9/17 @ Detriot L, 4-2 Temple ------7 2 2 23 12 8 2 9/19 Valparaiso L, 4-1 *George Wash. -- 6 3 2 20 10 9 4 9/22 Cincinnati W, 1-0 9/24 @ Cleveland State L, 2-1 Rhode Island ---- 6 4 1 19 12 8 1 9/26 Butler L, 4-0 La Salle ------6 5 0 18 10 8 1 10/1 @ Duquesne* L, 3-2 UMass ------5 4 2 17 8 9 2 10/3 @ St. Bonaventure* W, 1-0 (OT) St. Bona. ------4 7 0 12 8 9 1 10/8 Temple* T, 1-1 (2OT) Xavier ------3 6 2 11 5 12 2 10/10 Saint Joseph’s* W, 4-1 Richmond ------2817 3132 10/15 @ Rhode Island* L, 3-2 Saint Joe's ------2817 3141 10/17 @ UMass* L, 4-3 (2OT) Fordham ------1736 3123 10/22 @ George Washington* L, 4-2 2004 Atlantic 10 Awards 10/24 @ Richmond* W, 3-2 (OT) Offensive Player of the Year -- Sasha Gotsmanov, URI Defensive Player of the Year -- Patrick Hannigan, Temple 10/29 La Salle* L, 1-0 10/31 Fordham* T, 1-1

2004 Season Review Rookie of the Year -- Danleigh Borman, URI Coach of the Year -- Wade Jean, Duquesne 11/6 Dayton* L, 5-1 * -- Atlantic 10 Tournament Champion * Atlantic 10 Conference Match

Atlantic 10 Conference Team Stats Team GP SH G A Pts CK GA Sv Sho GAA F YC Dayton 19 253 38 41 117 93 32 66 3 1.65 294 35 Duquesne 20 300 32 26 90 118 18 52 6 0.89 238 22 Fordham 18 161 20 13 53 72 29 88 2 1.54 239 35 George Washington 23 310 35 38 108 122 29 86 7 1.20 372 43 La Salle 19 239 29 31 89 70 25 129 7 1.32 269 20 Massachusetts 19 255 33 38 100 117 39 79 1 1.93 277 33 Rhode Island 21 327 44 41 129 105 29 86 5 1.39 275 29 Richmond 18 202 18 25 61 50 45 127 2 2.41 241 25 Saint Joseph’s 18 138 14 6 34 60 52 121 0 2.81 323 37 St. Bonaventure 18 205 25 18 68 83 30 92 4 1.61 287 30 Temple 22 272 30 29 89 85 21 104 9 0.93 325 42 Xavier 19 286 31 18 80 91 44 113 3 2.22 218 21 *Bold Text Denotes League Leader

Atlantic 10 Scoring Leaders Atlantic 10 Goalkeeping Leaders Player-Team GP G Ast. Pts. Avg/G Player-Team GP GA Min. GaAvg MUSKETEER SOCCER 1. Sasha Gotsmanov-URI 21 19 8 46 2.19 1. Zach Varga -DUQ 20 16 1746:31 0.82 2. Jeffrey Gonsalves-URI 21 9 8 26 1.24 2. Patrick Hannigan -TU 20 19 1751:10 0.98 3. Chris Rolfe-UD 13 7 10 24 1.85 3. Derek Bliss -GW 21 23 1949:14 1.06 4. Oral Bullen-UM 19 9 5 23 1.21 4. Stash Graham -LAS 18 23 1523:08 1.36 5. Tony Donatelli-TU 22 6 9 21 0.95 5. Matt Troop -UD 14 17 1121:39 1.36 6. Omar Jarun-UD 19 9 2 20 1.05 6. Stephen Faber -FOR 17 22 1449:08 1.37 Tye Stebbins-UD 19 8 4 20 1.05 7. Dean Ruddy -URI 21 29 1875:49 1.39 8. Toni Skudrzik-XU 19 7 4 18 0.94 8. Sean Eyde -SBU 15 20 1281:47 1.40 Robby Charest-UM 15 7 4 18 1.20 Andy Garcia-SBU 17 4 10 18 1.06 Frank Ambrosio-GW 23 7 4 18 0.78

2005 Xavier University Men’s Soccer Media Guide 14 www.goxavier.com 2005 Xavier Soccer 2004 Final Statistics

Overall Record: 5-12-2 Conference: 3-6-2 Home: 2-5-2 Away: 3-7-0 Neutral: 0-0-0 Review Season 2004

No. Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 9 Toni Skudrzik 19-18 7 4 18 37 .189 18 .486 0 3-3 10 Nick Frasher 16-16 7 3 17 42 .167 20 .476 2 1-1 18 Chris Wolever 18-18 4 2 10 44 .091 15 .341 0 0-0 6 Jimmy Cummings 15-14 4 2 10 40 .100 17 .425 1 0-0

4 Jon Enders 17-4 4 0 8 23 .174 10 .435 1 0-0 MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER 16 Matt Soldano 7-1 1 1 3 7 .143 1 .143 1 0-0 8 Matt Salzano 15-11 0 3 3 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-0 23 Joe Fleckenstein 18-8 0 3 3 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 14 Joe Dolan 19-19 1 0 2 14 .071 6 .429 0 0-0 5 Joel Gunnarson 19-12 1 0 2 11 .091 2 .182 0 0-0 11 Mike Horejs 12-0 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .750 0 0-0 0 Ty Helmle 13-4 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0-0 21 Matt Kmetz 19-19 0 2 2 12 .000 5 .417 0 0-0 15 Patrick Hewitt 8-3 0 0 0 15 .000 5 .333 0 0-0 19 Matt Guidry 14-3 0 0 0 6 .000 1 .167 0 0-0 7 Danny Hamzah 10-0 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0 17 David Knapp 4-0 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0 12 Brian Malizia 19-17 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 3 Pat McAndrew 7-5 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 2 Dan Schoeff 19-19 0 0 0 3 .000 3 1.000 0 0-0 13 Matt Wheeler 5-1 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 20 Bobby Salas 2-1 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 1 Brian Schaeper 17-15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 19 31 20 82 286 .108 119 .416 5 4-4 Opponents 19 44 35 123 303 .145 137 .452 10 3-3

No. Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 0 Ty Helmle 9-3 445:27 8 1.62 26 .765 1 3 0 1 1 Brian Schaeper 17-13 1337:10 36 2.42 83 .697 4 9 2 2 Total 19 1782:37 44 2.22 113 .720 5 12 2 3 Opponents 19 1782:37 31 1.57 110 .780 9 4 1 3

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total CORNERS BY PER. 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Xavier 12 17 2 0 -- 31 Xavier 43 45 1 2 -- 91 Opponents 21 22 0 1 -- 44 Opponents 36 43 1 0 -- 80

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Xavier 115 159 9 3 -- 286 Xavier 102 104 8 4 -- 218 Opponents 131 162 7 3 -- 303 Opponents 110 133 7 5 -- 255

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Xavier 52 60 1 0 -- 113 Opponents 42 64 2 2 -- 110

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Bowling Green Detroit La Salle Temple Location: Bowling Green, Ohio Location: Detroit, Mich. Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Nickname: Falcons Nickname: Titans Nickname: Explorers Nickname: Owls Conference: Mid-American Conference: Horizon League Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 School Colors: Brown and Orange School Colors: Red, White and Blue School Colors: Blue and Gold School Colors: Cherry and White Home Field: Mickey Cochrane Field (1,500) Home Field: Titan Field (500) Home Field: McCarthy Stadium (7,500) Home Field: Geasey Field (1,000) Head Coach: Fred Thompson Head Coach: Morris Lupenec Head Coach: Pat Farrell Head Coach: David MacWilliams Record at School (Years): 0-19-0 (2) Record at School (Years): 122-108-28 (13) Record at School (Years): 149-167-14 (18) Record at School (Years): 40-51-7 (5) 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 0-19-0/0-6-0 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 14-6-0/4-3-0 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 10-8-1/6-5-0 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 12-8-2/7-2-2 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/10 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/12 Men's Soccer Contact: Erin Schorr Men's Soccer Contact: Sean Palchick Men's Soccer Contact: TBA Men's Soccer Contact: Larry Dougherty Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: TBA Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (419) 372-7077 SID Phone: (313) 993-1745 SID Phone: (215) 951-1633 SID Phone: (215) 204-2588 SID Fax: (419) 372-6015 SID Fax: (313) 993-1765 SID Fax: (215) 951-1694 SID Fax: (215) 204-7499 Web site: www.bgsufalcons.com Web site: www.detroittitans.com Web site: www.goexplorers.com Web site: www.owlsports.com

Butler Florida International Loyola Chicago Valparaiso Location: Indianapolis, Ind. Location: Miami, Fla. Location: Chicago, Ill. Location: Valparaiso, Ind. Nickname: Bulldogs Nickname: Golden Panthers Nickname: Ramblers Nickname: Crusaders Conference: Horizon League Conference: Atlantic Soccer Conference: Horizon League Conference: Mid-Continent School Colors: Blue and White School Colors: Blue and Gold School Colors: Maroon and Gold School Colors: Brown and Gold Home Field: Varsity Field (1,000) Home Field: University Park (1,500) Home Field: Loyola Soccer Park (500 Home Field: Eastgate Field (500) Head Coach: Joe Sochacki Head Coach: Karl Kremser Head Coach: Brendan Eitz Head Coach: Mis' Mrak Record at School (Years): 45-32-7 (4) Record at School (Years): 310-154-37 (25) Record at School (Years): 0-0-0 (First) Record at School (Years): 63-171-19 (14) 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 13-6-1/6-1-0 2003 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 11-7-0/5-0-0 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 3-14-1/2-5-0 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 4-11-3/1-3-2 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 2005 Opponents Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/10 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/9 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/3 Men's Soccer Contact: Jim McGrath Men's Soccer Contact: Margaret Belch Men's Soccer Contact: Bill Behrns Men's Soccer Contact: Ryan Wronkowicz Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (317) 940-9414 SID Phone: (305) 348-6666 SID Phone: (773) 508-2575 SID Phone: (219) 464-5232 SID Fax: (317) 940-9808 SID Fax: (305) 348-2963 SID Fax: (773) 508-3855 SID Fax: (219) 464-5762 Web site: www.butlersports.com Web site: www.fiusports.com Web site: www.loyolaramblers.com Web site: www.valpo.edu/athletics

Charlotte Richmond Western Kentucky Florida Atlantic Location: Charlotte, N.C. Location: Richmond, Va. Location: Bowling Green, Ky. Location: Boca Raton, Fla. Nickname: 49’ers Nickname: Spiders Nickname: Hilltoppers Nickname: Owls Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Missouri Valley Conference: Atlantic Sun School Colors: Green and White School Colors: Red and Blue School Colors: Red and White School Colors: Blue and Red Home Field: Transamerica Field (4,000) Home Field: First Market Stadium (4,000) Home Field: WKU Soccer Field (1,000) Home Field: FAU Field (300) Head Coach: John Tart Head Coach: Jeff Gettler Head Coach: David Holmes Head Coach: Kos Donev Record at School (Years): 102-79-19 (11) Record at School (Years): 102-74-26 (10) Record at School (Years): 195-197-24 (21) 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 11-7-1/5-4-0 Record at School (Years): 151-158-14 (19) 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 3-13-2/2-8-1 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 5-11-1/1-7-1 2003 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 12-3-1/7-2-1 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/8 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/7 Men's Soccer Contact: Brent Stastny Men's Soccer Contact: Mark Kwolek Men's Soccer Contact: Wes Inscoe Email: [email protected] Men's Soccer Contact: Mike Boseak Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (704) 687-6313 SID Phone: (804) 289-8320 SID Phone: (270) 745-4298 SID Fax: (704) 687-4918 SID: (561) 297-3163 SID Fax: (804) 289-8820 SID Fax: (270) 745-3444 SID Fax: (561) 297-3499 Web site: www.charlotte49ers.com Web site: www.richmondspiders.com Web site: www.wkusports.com Web site: www.fausports.com Cincinnati St. Bonaventure Wright State Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Fordham Location: St. Bonaventure, N.Y. Location: Dayton, Ohio Location: Bronx, N.Y. Nickname: Bearcats Nickname: Bonnies Nickname: Raiders Conference: BIG EAST Nickname: Rams Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Horizon League Conference: Atlantic 10 School Colors: Red and Black School Colors: Brown and White School Colors: Hunter Green and Gold Home Field: Gettler Stadium (1,400) School Colors: Maroon and White Home Field: McGraw-Jennings Field (1,000) Home Field: Alumni Field (500) Home Field: Murphy Field (1,000) Head Coach: Hylton Dayes Head Coach: Mel Mahler Head Coach: Mike Tracy Record at School (Years): 35-30-14 (4) Head Coach: Jim McElderry Record at School (Years): 0-0-0 (First) Record at School (Years): 37-38-3 (4) Record at School (Years): 7-24-1 (2) 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 7-10-2/5-3-1 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 8-9-1/4-7-0 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 7-11-1/3-3-1 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 2003 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 4-12-1/1-7-3 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/9 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/5 Men's Soccer Contact: Jeremy Martin Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/10 Men's Soccer Contact: Steve Mest Men's Soccer Contact: Greg Campbell Men's Soccer Contact: Scott Kwiatkowski Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (513) 556-5191 Email: [email protected] SID Phone: 716-375-2319 SID Phone: (937) 775-4687 SID Phone: (718) 817-4240 SID Fax: (513) 556-0619 SID Fax: (716) 375-2383 SID Fax: (937) 775-2818 Web site: www.ucbearcats.com SID Fax: (718) 817-4244 Web site: www.gobonnies.com Web site: www.wsuraiders.com Web site: www.fordhamsports.com Dayton Saint Joseph's George Washington Location: Dayton, Ohio Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Nickname: Flyers Location: Washington, D.C. Nickname: Hawks Nickname: Colonials Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 School Colors: Red and Blue Conference: Atlantic 10 School Colors: Crimson and Gray MUSKETEER SOCCER School Colors: Buff and Blue Home Field: Baujan Field (2,000) Home Field: Finnesey Field (500) Head Coach: Dennis Currier Home Field: Mt. Vernon (1,000) Head Coach: Tom Turner Head Coach: George Lidster Record at School (Years): 0-0-0 (First) Record at School (Years): 110-205-22 (18) 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 11-7-1/8-3-0 Record at School (Years): 150-136-42 (17) 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 3-14-1/2-8-1 2004 Overall/Conf. Rec.: 10-9-4/6-3-2 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 23/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/4 Men's Soccer Contact: Kevin Wilkinson Men's Soccer Contact: Marie Wozniak Email: [email protected] Men's Soccer Contact: Mike Morrison Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (937) 229-4431 SID Phone: (610) 660-1738 SID Fax: (937) 229-4461 SID Phone: (202) 994-8604 SID Fax: (610) 660-1724 SID Fax: (202) 994-2713 Web site: www.daytonflyers.com Web site: www.sjuhawks.com Web site: www.gwsports.com

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Record vs. All-Time Team Series Last Year -by-Year Results Opponents Marshall ------3-2-1 ----- 1993 Year W L T Head Coach Team Series Last Massachusetts ------4-7 ------2004 2004 5 12 2 Jack Hermans Opponents All-Time Air Force ------0-1 ------2001 Memphis State ------0-1 ------1986 2003 4 15 1 Jack Hermans Akron ------0-7 ------1998 Miami (Ohio) ------10-9-2----- 1998 2002 10 7 2 Jack Hermans 2001 7 11 1 Jack Hermans Alabama-Birmingham - 1-0 ------1986 Michigan ------0-1 ------2003 2000 4 15 0 Jack Hermans Antioch ------1-0 ------1974 Michigan State ------0-1 ------2003 1999 5 13 1 Jack Hermans Arkansas-Little Rock --0-1 ------1991 Missouri-Rolla ------0-1 ------1983 1998 11 9 0 Jack Hermans Asbury------1-1 ------1978 Missouri-St.Louis ---- 0-8-1 ----- 1983 1997 10 10 1 Jack Hermans Aurora (Illinois) ------1-0 ------1982 Morehead State ------8-0 ------1989 1996 7 11 0 Jack Hermans MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER 1995 8 10 2 Jack Hermans Bellarmine ------6-1-1 ----- 1984 Northern Kentucky ---- 5-0 ------1992 1994 12 8 0 Jack Hermans Bowling Green ------3-6 ------2004 Northwestern ------1-1 ------1993 1993 5 14 1 Jack Hermans Bradley ------0-1 ------1991 Notre Dame ------2-11 ------1994 1992 8 8 4 Jack Hermans Butler ------2-5 ------2004 Oakland (Michigan) --- 0-2 ------1999 1991 6 11 4 Jack Hermans Cal Poly ------0-1 ------1998 Ohio Northern ------2-0 ------1975 1990 5 15 1 Vince Pecoraro 1989 6 13 4 Vince Pecoraro Central Florida ------0-1 ------1992 Ohio State ------6-9-4 ----- 1998 1988 11 6 2 Vince Pecoraro Central Michigan ---- 1-0-1 ----- 1989 Ohio University ------2-1 ------1979 1987 8 12 2 Vince Pecoraro Central State ------2-0 ------1982 Ohio Wesleyan ------1-0 ------1986 1986 8 7 2 Vince Pecoraro Charleston ------0-1 ------1987 Otterbein ------2-2 ------1989 1985 4 9 0 John Capurro Cincinnati ------8-20-5----- 2004 Philadelphia Textile --- 0-1 ------1993 1984 4 8 2 John Capurro 1983 7 5 2 John Capurro Cleveland State ------0-9 ------2004 Purdue ------1-0 ------1983 1982 8 8 2 John Capurro Davidson ------1-0-1 ----- 2001 Rhode Island ------2-7 ------2004 1981 4 10 2 John Capurro Dayton ------15-17-1 ---- 2004 Richmond ------1-3 ------2004 1980 9 6 5 John Capurro Denison ------3-3 ------1986 St. Bonaventure ------8-2 ------2004 1979 11 4 0 John Capurro 1978 7 7 3 John Capurro Denver ------0-1 ------2001 St. John’s ------0-1 ------1989 1977 4 8 1 John Capurro DePaul ------7-0 ------1991 Saint Joseph’s ------7-3 ------2004 1976 3 4 3 Bob McKinney DePauw ------0-0-1 ----- 1980 St. Louis ------0-4 ------1990 1975 8 5 0 Bob McKinney Detroit------8-4-1 ----- 2004 San Francisco ------1-0 ------1998 1974 5 7 0 Bob McKinney Duquesne ------2-3-1 ----- 2004 Sangamon State ------0-1 ------1986 Totals 214 288 50 Earlham ------3-1-2 ----- 1980 Santa Clara ------0-1 ------1998 All-Time Coaching Records Eastern Illinois ------0-2-1 ----- 1987 Stanford------0-1 ------2000 Bob McKinney (1974-76) ------16-16-3 (.500) Eastern Michigan ------2-0 ------1994 Southern Indiana ----- 0-3 ------1994 John Capurro (1977-85) ------58-65-17 (.475) Evansville ------2-19-2----- 2000 Stetson ------2-0 ------1994 Vince Pecoraro (1986-90) ----- 38-53-11 (.426) Florida Atlantic ------1-0 ------1994 Temple ------6-2-2 ----- 2004 Jack Hermans (1991-04) --- 102-154-19 (.475) Florissant Valley ------0-1 ------1974 Thomas More ------5-0 ------1989 Dave Schureck (2005-pres.) ------First Year Fordham ------4-4-2 ----- 2004 Urbana ------2-0 ------1976 Fresno State ------0-1 ------2000 Valparaiso ------4-3-1 ----- 2004 George Washington - 2-8-0 ----- 2004 Vanderbilt ------3-1 ------1990 Georgia State ------0-1-0 ----- 2004 Virginia Tech ------1-5 ------2001 Grace ------1-0 ------1978 Walsh ------0-1-1 ----- 1976 Illinois-Chicago ------1-3 ------1994 West Virginia ------1-3 ------1990 Indiana State ------0-2 ------1982 West Va. Wesleyan ---- 0-2 ------1987 Iona------0-0-1 ----- 1989 Western Kentucky ----- 6-4 ------2003 John Carroll ------2-1 ------1988 Western Michigan --- 2-0-1 ----- 2002 Kentucky ------2-6 ------2001 Wilmington ------5-5-1 ----- 1987 Kenyon ------2-1-2 ----- 1984 Wisconsin ------1-1-1 ----- 2002 La Salle ------6-9 ------2004 Wisc.-Green Bay ------0-3 ------2000 Lindenwood ------1-0 ------1978 Wisc.-Milwaukee ------0-3 ------2000 Louisville ------7-8-4 ----- 2003 Wisc.-Parkside ------0-1 ------1991 Loyola (Chicago) ---- 3-3-3 ----- 2002 Wooster ------1-0-1 ----- 1981 Marian ------1-1 ------1974 Wright State ------8-11-6----- 2004 Marquette ------0-2 ------1990 2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 17 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer Individual Records Team Records Most Points Wins in a Season Match ------9 ----- Nicky Calixte vs. N. Kentucky (9-18-76) 12 (12-8 in 1995) Season ----- 53 ----- Doug Tegge (1994) Career ----- 129 ---- Doug Tegge (1991-94) Winning Streak 6 in 1980 Most Goals Match ------4 ----- Nicky Calixte vs. N. Kentucky (9-18-76) Consecutive Matches Without a Loss Season ----- 22 ----- Doug Tegge (1994) 8 (4-0-4 in 1992) Career ------51 ----- Doug Tegge (1994) Best Start to a Season Most Assists 2-0 three times (1982, 1992, 1998) Match ------3 ----- Rob Bakker vs. UMass (11-4-01) ------3 ----- Rob Bakker vs. Evansville (9-26-00) Losses in a Season ------3 ----- Josh Hammerschmidt vs. Temple (10-10-97) 15 three times ------3 ----- Pat Jackson vs. Morehead State (10-6-84) 4-15 2000 Season ----- 13 ----- Maurice Schilten (1995) 5-15-1 1990 Career ------29 ----- Josh Hammerschmidt (1997-00) 4-15-1 2003

Consecutive Losses 9 two times (1 in 1999, 8 in 2000 and 1 in 1989; 8 in 1990)

Worst Start 0-8-0 two times (1990 and 2000)

Ties in a Season 5 (9-6-5 in 1980) Matt Spagnoli (left) and Brian Schaeper (right) share the Xavier record for most shutouts in a season with five. Shutouts in a Season 8 (2002) Most Shots Match ------14 ----- Tom Stevens vs. Thomas More (11-15-75) Consecutive Shutouts Season ---- 112 ---- Jim Sandmann (1980) 4 in 1988 Career ----- 297 ---- Nicky Calixte (1976-80) Team and Individual Records Times Shut Out Most Saves 12 in 2003 Match ------19 ----- Tom Kuechly vs. Miami (9-9-81) Season ---- 145 ---- Matt Spagnoli (1988) Consecutive Times Shut Out Career ----- 435 ---- Matt Spagnoli (1986-89) 6 in 2003

Most Shutouts Consecutive Matches Not Shutout Season ----- 5 ----- Brian Schaeper (2002) 17 (16 in 1980, 1 in 1981) ------Matt Spagnoli (1988) ------Matt Spagnoli (1987) Most Goals ------Tom Schott (1978) Match - 13 vs. Morehead State (10-6-84) Career ------13 ----- Tom Kuechly (1979-82) Season 54 in 1994

Lowest Goals Against Average Fewest Goals Season ---- 1.07 --- Tom Kuechly (1979) 13 in 2003 Career ----- 1.48 --- Tom Kuechly (1979-82) Most Goals Allowed Goalkeeper Minutes Match 12 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (1974) Season - 2146:00 - Dave Schureck (1992) vs. Florissant Valley (1974) Career -- 6994:44 - Paul Wesseling (1997-00) Season 62 in 1990

Fewest Goals Allowed MUSKETEER SOCCER 18 in 1979

Doug Tegge (left) Assists is Xavier’s all-time Match vs. N. Kentucky (9-18-76) leading scorer. Josh Season 41 in 1994, 1997 Hammerschmidt (right) holds the Shots school’s career Match ------50 ----- vs. Kenyon (9-17-80) assists mark. Season ---- 561 ---- in 1980

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Xavier in the Atlantic 10 Conference 1995-2004 2004

Jimmy Cummings ------All-Rookie Team All-Conference Performers/Musketeers in the Pros the in Performers/Musketeers All-Conference

2003 MLS Toni Skudrzik ------All-Rookie Team USISL A-League

2002 Tiest Sondaal ------First Team Steven Barten ------Rookie Team

2001 Rob Bakker ------First Team Sam Fiore ------Second Team

MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER Tiest Sondaal ------First Team ------Rookie Team Brian Schaeper ------Rookie Team USISL A-League EISL 2000 Josh Hammerschmidt ------First Team Koen Kuiken ------First Team

1999 Koen Kuiken ------Second Team USISL A-League 1998 Rob Bakker ------Second Team Fourth Division Josh Hammerschmidt ----- Second Team Belgian Pro Koen Kuiken ------First Team League Maringo Vlijter ------First Team Paul Wesseling ------Second Team

1997 Jeff Bauer ------First Team Koen Kuiken ------Second Team ------Rookie of the Year Maringo Vlijter ------First Team

1996 First Division Vladimir Ciric ------First Team Dutch Amateur Maringo Vlijter ------First Team ------Rookie of the Year League 1995 Vladimir Ciric ------Second Team

Xavier in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference (1987-1994) 1994 Jeff Bauer ------All-Newcomer Team Maurice Schilten ------Second Team ------All-Newcomer Team Doug Tegge ------First Team USISL A-League 1993 Charlie Combs ------Second Team Dennis Fehr ------Second Team Mike Mossel ------First Team Doug Tegge ------Second Team

1992 Jack Hermans ------Coach of the Year Mike Mossel ------First Team USISL A-League ------All-Newcomer Team Brian Petz ------All-Newcomer Team First Division Doug Tegge ------First Team Dutch Amateur ------Player of the Year League 1991 Charlie Combs ------Second Team Tiest Sondaal ------All-Newcomer Team Other Musketeers in the Pros Mike Derhake ------All-Newcomer Team USISL A-League Steven Barten Sam Fiore David Spaccarelli 1989 Dutch Honor League USL Division II Jim Ferello ------Second Team USISL A-League Kyle Schertzer ------All-Newcomer Team Vladimir Ciric Mac Garrigan Doug Tegge Matt Spagnoli ------Second Team First Division APSL NPSL 1987 Dutch Amateur League Brian Schaeper Logan Wallace Jim Ferello ------First Team USL Division II Matt Spagnoli ------First Team USISL A-League 2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 19 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer

1974 (5-7) 11/2 Dayton ------W ------2-1 1987 (8-12-2) COACH: BOB McKINNEY 11/5 Earlham (OT) ------T ------1-1 COACH: VINCE PECORARO Thomas More ------W ------3-2 % at Cincinnati 9/5 @ Eastern Illinois (OT) ------T ------2-2 Wilmington ------L ------0-5 9/9 @ Miami (Ohio) ------L ------0-1 Missouri-St. Louis ------L ------0-12 1981 (4-10-2) 9/13 @ Marshall ------W ------2-0 Florissant Valley ------L ------2-12 COACH: JOHN CAPURRO 9/16 @ Ohio State ------L ------0-2 Ohio Northern ------W ------4-3 9/1 @ Loyola (Illinois) ------L ------1-4 9/19 West Virginia ------W ------1-0 Cincinnati ------L ------0-3 9/5 % Illinois-Chicago ------W ------0-2 9/20 Western Michigan (OT) ------T ------1-1 Marian ------L ------2-3 9/6 % Denison ------W ------1-0 9/23 Dayton (OT) ------L ------0-1 Thomas More ------W ------5-1 9/9 @ Miami (Ohio) ------L ------1-2 9/25 % Charleston (OT) ------L ------2-3 Marian ------W ------5-0 9/13 @ Kenyon ------L ------3-1 9/26 % Wilmington ------L ------1-3 Kentucky ------L ------0-3 9/16 @ Cincinnati ------W ------3-1 9/27 @ Evansville ------L ------0-6 Cincinnati ------L ------0-4 9/20 @ Evansville ------L ------1-5 9/30 @ Cincinnati ------L ------0-1 Antioch ------W ------1-0 9/30 Louisville (OT) ------T ------0-0 10/3 @ John Carroll ------L ------2-4 10/3 @ Wooster (OT) ------T ------0-0 10/4 @ Detroit ------W ------3-1 1975 (8-5) 10/10 Bellarmine ------L ------1-3 10/7 Wright State ------L ------0-1 COACH: BOB McKINNEY 10/13 @ Wright State ------W ------1-0 10/17 W.Va. Wesleyan ------L ------1-4 9/16 @ Cleveland State ------L ------0-10 10/17 Missouri St. Louis ------L ------0-2 10/21 Louisville ------W ------2-0 9/20 Walsh ------L ------0-3 10/19 Akron ------L ------0-3 10/25 Western Kentucky ------W ------2-1 9/24 @ Earlham (forfeit) ------W ------1-0 10/28 Wilmington ------L ------1-2 10/31 @ Marquette ------L ------1-3 9/27 Wilmington ------W ------4-0 11/1 @ Dayton ------W ------3-2 11/1 @ DePaul ------W ------4-0 10/4 Missouri-St. Louis ------L ------0-4 11/2 Indiana State ------L ------0-2 11/4 Morehead State (OT) ------W ------1-0 10/11 Ohio Northern ------W ------7-2 % Queen City Classic at Xavier and Cincinnati 11/6 & Detroit ------W ------1-0 10/18 Cincinnati ------W ------1-0 11/7 & Evansville ------L ------0-3 10/25 @ Morehead State ------W ------4-0 1982 (8-8-2) % Wilmington Kiwanis Tournament 11/1 Central State ------W ------3-2 COACH: JOHN CAPURRO & MCC Tournament in Indianapolis 11/8 @ Urbana ------W ------3-1 9/8 Morehead State ------W ------3-1 11/12 @ Dayton ------L ------1-2 9/11 % Aurora (Illinois) ------W ------4-2 1988 (11-6-2) 11/15 Thomas More ------W ------4-2 9/12 % Wisc.-Green Bay ------L ------0-4 COACH: VINCE PECORARO 11/22 @ Cincinnati ------L ------2-3 9/15 @ Dayton ------L ------1-2 9/3 % Bowling Green ------L ------1-3 9/18 Cincinnati (OT) ------T ------2-2 9/4 % Eastern Michigan ------W ------3-1 1976 (3-4-3) 9/22 Kenyon ------W ------2-1 9/10 Loyola (Chi.) (OT) ------T ------1-1 COACH: BOB McKINNEY 9/26 Ohio State ------L ------2-4 9/11 @ Notre Dame ------L ------2-4 9/14 Cleveland State ------L ------0-8 NA @ Central State (OT) ------W ------5-4 9/14 @ Dayton ------W ------3-2 9/25 Earlham (OT) ------T ------2-2 10/3 Indiana State ------L ------0-1 9/16 John Carroll ------W ------3-1 10/11 @ Missouri-St. Louis ------L ------0-6 10/9 DePaul ------W ------3-0 9/17 @ Thomas More ------W ------5-0 10/6 @ Walsh (OT) ------T ------2-2 10/13 @ Louisville ------W ------2-1 9/23 @ St. Louis ------L ------0-4 10/9 Morehead State (OT) ------W ------4-3 10/16 Wright State (OT) ------T ------1-1 9/25 @ Western Kentucky ------W ------2-0 10/16 @ Bellarmine (OT) ------T ------1-1 10/18 @ Bellarmine ------W ------2-0 9/28 Cincinnati (OT) ------T ------2-2 10/27 Cincinnati ------L ------0-3 10/23 Dayton ------L ------1-2 10/1 DePaul ------W ------1-0 10/20 @ Wilmington ------W ------3-1 10/27 @ Wilmington (OT) ------L ------3-4 10/2 @ Morehead State ------W ------2-0 11/6 Urbana (forfeit) ------W ------1-0 11/3 @ Northern Kentucky ------W ------5-1 10/5 Miami (Ohio) ------W ------2-0 11/10 Dayton ------L ------2-4 11/5 Evansville ------L ------0-1 10/8 Detroit ------W ------3-0 11/7 Bowling Green ------L ------1-2 10/12 @ Wright State ------L ------1-2 Year-by-Year Results 1977 (4-8-1) % Green Bay Invitational 10/23 @ West Virginia ------L ------3-6 COACH: JOHN CAPURRO 10/26 @ Louisville ------L ------0-1 9/13 @ Cleveland State ------L ------0-7 1983 (7-5-2) 10/29 Otterbein ------W ------3-1 9/21 Asbury ------L ------3-4 COACH: JOHN CAPURRO 11/4 & Dayton (forfeit) ------W ------1-0 9/24 @ Denison ------L ------2-5 9/9 @ Evansville ------L ------1-2 % Bowling Green Tournament 9/29 Evansville (OT) ------T ------1-1 9/13 @ Miami (Ohio) (OT) ------W ------3-2 & MCC Tournament in St. Louis 10/1 Missouri-St. Louis ------L ------0-8 9/16 @ Missouri-St. Louis ------L ------2-4 10/8 Notre Dame ------L ------0-2 9/17 @ Missouri-Rolla ------L ------1-4 10/15 Bellarmine ------W ------3-0 9/21 Kenyon ------W ------4-1 1989 (6-13-4, 1-5 MCC South) 10/19 @ Earlham ------L ------0-4 9/28 @ Cincinnati ------W ------3-1 COACH: VINCE PECORARO 10/22 Wilmington ------W ------4-3 10/1 Purdue ------W ------2-0 9/2 % Wright State (2OT) ------T ------1-1 10/26 @ Ohio U ------W ------2-1 10/5 @ Morehead State ------W ------8-2 9/3 % Miami (Ohio) ------W ------3-2 10/29 @ Illinois-Chicago ------L ------2-5 10/12 Dayton ------W ------3-2 9/8 * Evansville ------L ------0-4 11/4 @ Cincinnati ------L ------2-3 10/15 Louisville (OT) ------T ------2-2 9/10 Morehead State ------W ------4-0 11/12 @ Dayton ------W ------3-1 10/19 @ Ohio State ------L ------1-3 9/13 Ohio State ------T ------1-1 10/22 Miami (Ohio) ------W ------8-2 9/15 * Saint Louis ------L ------0-4 1978 (7-7-3) 10/26 Wilmington (OT) ------T ------1-1 9/17 @ Detroit ------L ------1-2 COACH: JOHN CAPURRO 11/5 @ Bowling Green ------L ------0-8 9/22 @* Saint Louis ------L ------0-4 9/6 Grace ------W ------5-0 9/25 Louisville ------L ------1-3 9/9 Denison ------L ------1-2 1984 (4-8-2) 9/27 @ Cincinnati ------L ------0-1 9/13 Miami (Ohio) ------W ------1-0 COACH: JOHN CAPURRO 9/30 West Virginia ------L ------0-2 9/16 @ Asbury (OT) ------W ------2-1 9/5 Evansville ------L ------2-3 10/1 @* Dayton ------L ------0-3 9/23 @ Ohio State (OT) ------T ------2-2 9/12 Ohio State ------W ------3-1 10/2 Thomas More ------W ------6-0 9/27 @ Evansville ------L ------1-7 9/15 @ Akron ------L ------0-2 10/7 @ Northwestern ------L ------1-2 9/30 @ Mo.-St. Louis (OT) ------T ------2-2 9/19 @ Kenyon (OT) ------T ------1-1 10/8 @ DePaul ------W ------4-2 10/1 @ Lindenwood ------W ------6-0 9/26 Cincinnati ------L ------0-1 10/11 * Dayton ------W ------1-0 10/5 Dayton ------L ------0-1 9/28 Cleveland State ------L ------2-3 10/14 Iona (2OT) ------T ------3-3 10/13 @ Notre Dame ------L ------1-7 10/6 Morehead State ------W ------13-0 10/15 St. John’s ------L ------0-1 10/16 @ Wilmington ------L ------0-3 10/10 @ Dayton ------L ------1-3 10/21 # Cent. Michigan (2OT) ------T ------2-2 10/18 Wright State (OT) ------T ------1-1 10/13 Bellarmine ------W ------7-0 10/22 # Western Kentucky ------L ------0-1 10/21 @ Bellarmine ------W ------4-1 10/17 @ Louisville ------L ------2-3 10/25 @ * Evansville ------L ------0-2 10/25 Ohio U ------W ------2-0 10/20 @ Wright State ------L ------1-2 10/28 @ Otterbein ------W ------3-0 10/27 Cincinnati ------L ------1-2 10/25 DePaul ------W ------3-1 11/3 & Notre Dame ------L ------2-3 11/1 Earlham ------W ------4-0 10/31 Miami (Ohio) (OT) ------T ------1-1 % Miami Tournament 11/4 Illinois-Chicago ------L ------2-3 11/3 Otterbein ------L ------0-1 * MCC Southern Division Match # Wright State Tournament 1979 (11-4) 1985 (4-9) & MCC Tournament at St. Louis COACH: JOHN CAPURRO COACH: JOHN CAPURRO 9/8 @ Denison (OT) ------W ------4-2 9/11 @ Cleveland State ------L ------0-7 1990 (5-15-1, 1-7 MCC) 9/12 @ Miami (Ohio) ------L ------3-2 9/14 Marshall ------L ------1-2 COACH: VINCE PECORARO 9/16 Notre Dame ------W ------2-0 9/18 Akron ------L ------0-1 9/1 Wright State ------L ------0-2 9/19 Bellarmine ------W ------5-2 9/25 @ Cincinnati ------L ------1-4 9/2 Miami (Ohio) ------L ------0-5 9/21 Ohio State ------W ------3-0 10/5 @ Ohio State (OT) ------L ------3-5 9/8 Vanderbilt ------L ------1-2 9/28 @ Dayton ------W ------6-2 10/9 Dayton ------W ------4-0 9/9 Western Kentucky ------L ------0-4 10/1 Eastern Illinois ------L ------0-2 10/12 @ Otterbein ------L ------2-3 9/15 Loyola (Chicago) ------L ------0-3 10/8 @ Wright State ------W ------3-1 10/13 Central Michigan ------W ------3-2 9/16 * Marquette ------L ------1-5 10/13 Missouri-St. Louis ------L ------1-2 10/16 Louisville ------W ------6-1 9/19 @ Ohio State ------L ------1-8 10/14 Vanderbilt ------W ------4-2 10/23 @ Evansville ------L ------1-6 9/21 @ * Butler ------L ------1-5 10/20 Louisville ------W ------7-0 10/25 % Northern Kentucky ------W ------4-2 9/23 DePaul ------W ------2-1 10/23 @ Ohio U ------L ------1-2 10/26 % Oakland (MI) (OT) ------L ------4-7 9/26 Cincinnati ------L ------1-4 10/26 @ Cincinnati ------W ------1-0 10/30 @ Miami (Ohio) ------L ------1-4 9/29 @ * Detroit ------W ------4-1 10/31 Wilmington ------W ------2-0 % Western Kentucky Invitational 10/3 * Dayton ------L ------1-2

11/3 @ Earlham ------W ------2-0 10/5 * Saint Louis ------L ------0-2 MUSKETEER SOCCER 1986 (8-7-2) 10/10 @ * Evansville ------L ------0-5 1980 (9-6-5) COACH: VINCE PECORARO 10/17 @ Louisville (OT) ------T ------1-1 COACH: JOHN CAPURRO 9/3 Davidson (OT) ------T ------1-1 10/19 @ * Notre Dame ------L ------1-2 9/1 % Wisconsin (OT) ------T ------2-2 9/6 Eastern Illinois ------L ------0-1 10/21 @ West Virginia ------L ------1-3 9/2 Wisconsin-Green Bay ------L ------0-3 9/10 @ WVa. Wesleyan ------L ------0-4 10/24 @ Marshall ------W ------3-0 9/5 Evansville ------L ------0-3 9/13 Miami (Ohio) ------W ------2-1 10/29 @ Northern Ky. (OT) ------W ------2-1 9/7 Denison ------L ------0-3 9/20 @ Ohio Wesleyan ------W ------2-1 NA & Detroit ------W ------2-1 9/10 Miami (Ohio) ------L ------2-3 9/27 % Memphis State ------L ------2-4 NA & Evansville ------L ------0-5 9/14 @ Ohio State ------W ------2-1 9/28 % Ala.-Birmingham ------W ------3-0 % Wright State Tournament 9/17 Kenyon (OT) ------T ------2-2 10/1 @ Wright State (OT) ------T ------1-1 * MCC Regular Season Match 9/21 @ Notre Dame ------L ------1-2 10/8 @ Dayton ------W ------2-1 & MCC Tournament in St. Louis 9/24 Wright State (OT) ------W ------3-1 10/12 Sangamon State ------L ------0-1 9/27 Loyola (Illinois) ------W ------5-1 10/15 @ Louisville ------W ------4-2 10/4 Wooster ------W ------1-0 10/19 John Carroll ------W ------3-0 10/9 @ Louisville ------W ------3-0 10/22 Cincinnati ------L ------0-2 10/10 @ Bellarmine ------W ------5-2 10/25 @ Akron ------L ------1-5 10/12 @ Vanderbilt ------W ------4-0 10/31 Ohio State ------L ------0-2 10/18 @ Missouri-St. Louis ------L ------1-2 11/4 Denison ------W ------4-0 10/23 DePaul (OT) ------T ------2-2 11/8 Vanderbilt ------W ------3-1 10/25 Cincinnati (OT) ------T ------2-2 % Western Kentucky Invitational 10/29 @ Wilmington ------W ------3-0 2005 Xavier University Men’s Soccer Media Guide 20 www.goxavier.com 2005 Xavier Soccer

1991 (6-11-4, 0-4-2 MCC) 10/1 @ * George Wash. (OT) ------W ------2-1 2000 (4-15, 4-6 A-10/T-6th) COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/4 Kentucky ------L ------0-2 COACH: JACK HERMANS 9/7 Wright State (OT) ------T ------1-1 10/8 * St. Bonaventure ------W ------4-0 9/1 % Stanford ------L ------0-5 9/8 Miami (Ohio) (OT) ------W ------1-0 10/11 * Dayton (OT) ------T ------1-1 9/3 % Fresno State ------L ------3-4 9/11 * Evansville ------L ------0-2 10/13 @ * St. Joseph’s ------W ------4-1 9/8 Wright State ------L ------0-1

9/18 Northern Kentucky ------W ------3-1 10/15 @ * Temple ------W ------3-1 9/12 @ Louisville ------L ------0-5 Results Year-by-Year 9/21 @ * Loyola (Chi.) (OT) ------T ------4-4 10/19 * Virginia Tech ------W ------3-0 9/16 @ Wisc.-Milwaukee ------L ------0-1 9/22 @ Bradley ------L ------0-1 10/22 @ Western Michigan ------W ------3-0 9/17 @ Wisc.-Green Bay ------L ------0-3 9/25 @ Cincinnati ------L ------0-2 10/25 Ohio State ------L ------0-3 9/20 Cincinnati ------L ------0-1 9/28 # Arkansas-Little Rock ------L ------2-3 10/27 * La Salle ------W ------4-1 9/26 Evansville ------L ------4-5 9/29 # Western Kentucky ------W ------2-1 10/29 * Fordham (OT) ------T ------2-2 9/28 * La Salle ------W ------1-0 10/2 Ohio State ------W ------2-0 11/3 & Massacusetts ------L ------1-3 10/1 * Fordham ------L ------1-2 10/4 * Notre Dame ------L ------0-8 % Soccer Village Kick-Off Classic at UC 10/6 @ * Duquesne ------L ------0-1 10/6 Louisville ------L ------1-6 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match 10/8 @ * St. Bonaventure ------W ------2-1 10/12 @ Wisconsin-Parkside ------L ------1-3 & Atlantic 10 Tournament in Rhode Island 10/13 * Temple ------W ------3-0 10/13 @ DePaul ------W ------3-1 10/15 * St. Joseph’s ------W ------6-0 10/16 @ * Dayton ------L ------1-3 1996 (7-11, 2-8 A-10/11th) 10/20 @ * Rhode Island ------L ------1-2 10/25 Marshall (OT) ------T ------2-2 COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/22 @ * Massachusetts ------L ------0-1 10/27 * Detroit Mercy (OT) ------T ------3-3 8/30 % Wright State ------L ------0-2 10/25 * Dayton ------L ------1-3 10/30 Kentucky ------L ------1-2 9/1 % Miami ------W ------4-2 10/27 @ * George Wash. ------L ------1-4 11/3 * Butler ------L ------2-4 9/11 @ * Dayton ------L ------0-3 % Fresno State Tournament 11/7 & Loyola (Chi.) (OT) ------W ------2-1 9/15 Evansville ------L ------1-5 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match

MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER 11/8 & Notre Dame ------L ------0-2 9/18 Cincinnati ------W ------2-0 % Diadora Kick-Off Classic at Cincinnati 9/29 * St. Bonaventure ------L ------2-3 2001 (7-11-1, 5-6 A-10/T-6th) * MCC Regular Season Match 10/2 Bowling Green ------L ------1-2 COACH: JACK HERMANS # Western Kentucky Tournament 10/4 * Temple ------W ------4-1 8/31 @ Wright State ------L ------0-3 & MCC Tournament in Indianapolis 10/6 * St. Joseph’s ------L ------1-2 9/2 Virginia Tech ------L ------0-1 10/9 @ Kentucky ------W ------1-0 9/7 % Denver ------L ------0-4 1992 (8-8-4, 5-0-2 MCC) 10/11 @ * Rhode Island ------L ------2-4 9/9 % Air Force ------L ------0-2 MCC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS 10/13 @ * Massachusetts ------W ------2-1 9/17 @ Kentucky ------W ------3-1 COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/18 @ * George Wash. ------L ------0-2 9/19 @ Cincinnati (2OT) ------T ------2-2 9/6 * La Salle ------W ------5-2 10/20 @ * Virginia Tech ------L ------1-5 9/23 Valparaiso ------L ------1-3 9/7 * Dayton (OT) ------W ------5-3 10/25 * LaSalle ------L ------6-8 9/28 Davidson ------W ------4-1 9/11 % Wright State ------L ------0-2 10/27 * Fordham ------L ------2-3 9/30 @ * Dayton ------L ------0-1 9/13 % Miami (Ohio) ------L ------3-5 11/1 @ Ohio State ------W ------3-0 10/5 * George Washington ------L ------2-3 9/16 @ Southern Indiana ------L ------0-4 11/3 @ Western Kentucky ------W ------2-1 10/7 * Richmond ------L ------0-2 9/19 @ Kentucky (OT) ------L ------0-2 % Soccer Village Kick-Off Classic at Xavier 10/12 @ * La Salle ------L ------0-1 9/23 Cincinnati (OT) ------W ------4-2 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match 10/14 @ * Fordham ------W ------2-0 9/27 @ * Detroit Mercy ------W ------4-2 10/19 * Duquesne ------L ------0-2 10/2 @ * Notre Dame ------W ------1-0 1997 (10-10-1, 8-3 A-10/2nd) 10/21 * St. Bonaventure ------W ------6-1 10/4 @ Louisville (OT) ------T ------3-3 COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/26 @ * Temple ------W ------2-1 10/7 @ Northern Ky. (OT) ------W ------6-4 8/31 % Wright State ------W ------4-2 10/28 @ * Saint Joseph’s ------W ------2-1 10/11 @ Ohio State (OT) ------T ------1-1 9/1 % Miami (OT) ------T ------2-2 11/2 * Rhode island ------L ------0-2 10/14 @ * Evansville (OT) ------T ------1-1 9/5 @ Cincinnati ------L ------0-4 11/4 * Massachusetts ------W ------4-3 10/16 * Loyola (Chi.) (OT) ------T ------5-5 9/7 Western Kentucky ------W ------5-2 % Denver Tournament 10/18 @ Western Kentucky ------L ------0-2 9/12 Akron (OT) ------L ------2-3 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match 10/23 # Central Florida ------L ------1-5 9/14 @ Wisconsin ------L ------0-3 10/24 # Stetson (OT) ------W ------4-3 9/21 @ Evansville ------L ------0-2 2002 (10-7-2, 5-4-2 A-10/7th) 10/30 @ Marshall ------L ------0-2 9/24 * Dayton ------W ------2-1 COACH: JACK HERMANS 11/1 @ * Butler ------W ------5-2 9/26 Ohio State ------L ------1-3 8/30 vs. Detroit ------L ------1-5 11/5 & La Salle ------L ------1-2 10/3 @ * Duquesne ------W ------3-1 9/1 @ Loyola-Chicago ------L ------1-3 * MCC Regular Season Match 10/5 @ * St. Bonaventure ------W ------4-1 9/7 Western Michigan ------W ------4-0 % Diadora Kick-Off Classic at Xavier 10/10 @ * Temple ------W ------4-3 9/13 Wright State ------W ------1-0 # Stetson Tournament 10/12 @ * St. Joseph’s ------W ------3-0 9/15 @ Valparaiso ------W ------2-0 & MCC Tournament in Indianapolis 10/15 @ Bowling Green ------L ------0-3 9/18 Cincinnati ------L ------1-3 10/17 * Rhode Island ------W ------2-1 9/22 Bowling Green ------W ------4-0 1993 (5-14-1, 2-4 MCC) 10/19 * Massachusetts (OT) ------L ------2-3 9/29 Wisconsin ------W ------3-2 COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/24 * George Washington ------W ------3-2 10/4 @ * Massachusetts ------L ------0-2 9/4 % Wright State (OT) ------L ------3-5 10/26 * Virginia Tech ------L ------0-1 10/6 @ * Rhode Island (2OT) ------L ------0-1 9/5 % Miami ------L ------0-5 10/31 @ * La Salle ------L ------3-4 10/11 @ * Richmond (OT) ------L ------0-1 9/8 Kentucky ------L ------3-4 11/2 @ * Fordham ------W ------5-1 10/13 @ * George Wash. ------L ------0-5 9/12 * Evansville ------W ------3-2 11/7 & La Salle (OT) ------L ------2-3 10/18 * Fordham ------W ------2-0 9/19 @ Cleveland State ------L ------0-1 % Soccer Village Kick-Off Classic at Miami 10/20 * La Salle ------W ------3-1 9/22 @ Cincinnati ------L ------1-2 * Atlantic 10 regular season match 10/25 @ * St. Bonaventure ------W ------3-0 9/24 @ Northwestern ------W ------7-4 & Brine Atlantic 10 Championship at St. Joseph’s 10/27 @ * Duquesne (2OT) ------T ------2-2 9/26 @ * Loyola ------W ------3-2 11/1 * Saint Joseph’s ------W ------2-0 9/29 Southern Indiana ------L ------2-3 1998 (11-9, 7-4 A-10/T-5th) 11/3 * Temple (2OT) ------T ------1-1 10/3 Louisville ------L ------1-3 COACH: JACK HERMANS 11/10 * Dayton 0 ------W ------2-0 10/8 * Notre Dame ------L ------0-1 9/5 % Wright State ------W ------2-1 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match 10/10 * Butler ------L ------1-4 9/7 % Miami OH (OT) ------W ------2-1 10/15 @ * La Salle ------L ------0-2 9/11 # Santa Clara ------L ------0-5 2003 (4-15-1, 3-8-0/T9th) 10/17 @ Philadelphia Textile ------L ------1-5 9/13 # San Francisco ------W ------2-1 COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/20 @ Dayton ------L ------1-2 9/19 Cal Poly (OT) ------L ------1-2 8/31 #Michigan State ------L ------0-1 10/22 Marshall ------W ------4-1 9/20 @ Akron (OT) ------L ------3-4 9/1 #Michigan ------L ------0-1 10/24 *Detroit Mercy ------L ------2-4 9/23 Evansville ------W ------2-0 9/5 %Western Kentucky ------L ------0-2 10/29 Ohio State (OT) ------T ------2-2 9/25 * Dayton ------W ------2-0 9/7 %Lousiville ------L ------0-2 10/31 Western Kentucky ------W ------2-1 9/28 Cincinnati ------L ------0-2 9/12 @ Wright State ------L ------0-7 11/4 & Butler ------L ------0-4 10/2 * St. Bonaventure (OT) ------W ------4-3 9/14 Cleveland State ------L ------0-2 % Diadora Kick-Off Classic at Miami 10/4 * Duquesne ------W ------1-0 9/17 Detroit ------W ------3-1 * MCC Regular Season Match 10/7 @ Ohio State ------L ------1-2 9/21 @ Valparaiso (2OT) ------L ------0-2 & MCC Tournament in Indianapolis 10/9 * St. Joseph’s ------W ------5-1 9/24 @ Cincinnati ------L ------0-2 10/11 * Temple ------W ------6-2 10/3 @ * Saint Joseph’s ------L ------0-2 1994 (12-8, 5-3 MCC) 10/16 * @ Massachusetts ------W ------1-0 10/5 @ * Temple ------L ------0-2 COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/18 @ * Rhode Island (OT) ------L ------3-4 10/10 * Massachusetts ------W ------3-1 9/3 % * Wright State ------W ------4-2 10/23 @ * Virginia Tech ------L ------1-2 10/12 * Rhode Island ------W ------3-2 9/4 % Miami ------L ------1-2 10/25 @ * George Wash. (OT) ------L ------1-2 10/17 * Richmond ------L ------0-1 9/9 @ Akron ------L ------1-2 10/30 * Fordham ------L ------3-4 10/19 * George Washington ------L ------0-2 9/18 @ * Notre Dame ------L ------0-8 11/1 * La Salle ------W ------4-3 10/24 @ * Fordham ------L ------0-3 9/21 Cincinnati ------W ------4-2 % Soccer Village Kick-Off Classic at Miami 10/26 @ * La Salle (OT) ------L ------0-1 9/24 @ * Detroit ------W ------3-2 # San Francisco Tournament 10/31 * Saint Bonaventure ------W ------4-0 9/25 @ Eastern Michigan ------W ------3-1 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match 11/2 * Duquesne ------L ------0-3 9/28 @ Southern Indiana ------L ------3-4 11/8 * Dayton ------L ------0-1 10/1 @ Florida Atlantic ------W ------5-3 1999 (5-13-1,2-9 A-10/11th) # Michigan State Tournament 10/2 @ Stetson ------W ------2-1 COACH: JACK HERMANS % Western Kentucky Tournamant 10/5 @ Kentucky ------L ------1-2 9/5 @ Wright State ------W ------3-0 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match 10/7 * La Salle ------W ------4-3 9/8 Louisville ------L ------0-1 10/9 * Wisconsin-Milwaukee ------L ------0-3 9/12 @ * Dayton ------L ------1-4 2004 (5-12-2, 3-6-2/T9th) 10/14 * Illinois-Chicago ------W ------7-3 9/15 @ Evansville (OT) ------L ------1-2 COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/16 * Cleveland State ------L ------0-1 9/18 % Oakland ------L ------0-2 9/1 Wright State ------L ------2-0 10/19 @ Louisville ------W ------1-0 9/19 % Bowling Green ------W ------3-2 9/4 @ Georgia State ------L ------3-2 10/26 @ Ohio State ------W ------3-0 9/22 @ Cincinnati (2OT) ------T ------1-1 9/12 @ Bowling Green ------W ------4-0 10/28 @ * Butler ------W ------4-1 9/24 Valparaiso ------W ------3-1 9/17 @ Detriot ------L ------4-2 11/1 Dayton (OT) ------W ------5-3 9/26 Wisc.-Milwaukee (OT) ------L ------1-2 9/19 Valparaiso ------L ------4-1 11/3 & Notre Dame ------L ------2-6 10/1 @ * Saint Bonaventure ------L ------1-2 9/22 Cincinnati ------W ------1-0 % Soccer Village Kick-Off Classic at WSU 10/3 @ * Duquesne ------L ------0-1 9/24 @ Cleveland State ------L ------2-1 * MCC Regular Season Match 10/8 @ * Saint Joseph’s ------L ------3-4 9/26 Butler ------L ------4-0 & MCC Championship at Notre Dame 10/10 @ * Temple ------L ------1-2 10/1 @ * Duquesne ------L ------3-2 10/15 * Massachusetts ------W ------3-2 10/3 @ * St. Bona. (OT) ------W ------1-0 1995 (8-10-2, 6-3-2 A-10/3rd) 10/17 * Rhode Island ------L ------0-3 10/8 * Temple (2OT) ------T ------1-1 COACH: JACK HERMANS 10/22 * Virginia Tech ------L ------0-2 10/10 * St. Joseph’s ------W ------4-1 9/2 %Wright State ------L ------2-5 10/24 * George Wash. (OT) ------L ------0-1 10/15 @ * Rhode Island ------L ------3-2 9/3 % Miami (OT) ------W ------4-2 10/29 @ * Fordham ------W ------5-4 10/17 @ * UMass (2OT) ------L ------4-3 9/6 @ Evansville ------L ------1-5 10/31 @ * La Salle ------L ------1-2 10/22 @ * George Washington ------L ------4-2 9/10 @ Bowling Green ------L ------0-3 % Oakland Tournament 10/24 @ * Richmond (OT) ------W ------3-2 9/15 * Massachusetts (OT) ------L ------2-3 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match 10/29 * La Salle ------L ------1-0 9/20 @ Cincinanti ------L ------3-5 10/31 * Fordham ------T ------1-1 9/24 * Rhode Island ------L ------1-2 11/6 * Dayton ------L ------5-1 9/29 @ * Duquesne ------L ------0-1 * Atlantic 10 Regular Season Match 2005 Xavier University www.goxavier.com 21 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 2005 Xavier Soccer

John Abbott ------95 Matt Guidry ------04 Brian Parsons ------92 Mark Armstrong ------83-84-85-86 Joel Gunnarson ------03-04 Hans-Jurgen Pascoal ------93-94-95-96 John Arrivo ------02 Mark Hambidge ------88 Patino ------78 Irfan Asif ------99-00-01-02 Dan Hambrook ------93-94-95 Geoff Pearson ------84-85 aRoba Bakker ------98-99-00-01 Josh Hammerschmidt ------97-98-99-00 oJohno Pedro ------96 Steven Barten ------02 Danny Hamzah ------02-03-04 John Perez ------80 Jeff Bauer ------94-95-96-97 Faraj Hassan ------83 Brian Petz ------92 Britt Beabout ------00-01-02-03 hJoeh Hawk ------77-78-79 Greg Phillips ------87-88-89-90 Judy Bedard ------77 Tim Healy ------97-98-99-00 Andy Place ------93-94 Steve Benjamin ------77-78 Kurt Heinzelman ------86-87-88-89 Ken Plante ------79-80-81-82 Don Beresch ------88 Ty Helmle ------02-03-04 Tom Powers ------75 Dan Bertke ------77 Martin Hernandez ------84-85-86-87 PT.J.P Pritchard ------90-91-92-93 Jeff Betz ------88-89-90-91 Charlie Hetterich ------78-79-80-81 PKevinP Prusa ------95 Bob Bishop ------84-85-86 Patrick Hewitt ------04 Chris Rank ------00-01-02-03 BAndrewB Blake ------00-01-02-03 Matt Hitzeman ------98-99-00 Bryan Reinhart ------91-92-93-94 Craig Blazer ------87-88-89-90 Michael Horejs ------03-04 Brad Renner ------77-78 Brendan Bonham ------98-99 Tom Holton ------88-89-90-91 Brando Reyna ------99-00 Elhassen Boukhreiss ------90-91-92-93 Curtis Hughes ------94-95-96 Brian Robertson ------77-78 Andy Boxberger ------94 Scott Hutchinson ------99-00-01-02 Tom Roeding ------81-82-83-84 Charles Bradley ------87-88-89-90 Petri Ikonen ------83-84-85-86 rMiker Rolfsen ------77-78-79-80 Dan Brady ------81 Pat Jackson ------83-84-85-86 Bob Rosa ------77 Jeff Brutvan ------88 Jake Jacobs ------99-00 Nicky Ruebel ------84 Nicky Calixte ------76-78-79-80 David Jones ------01 Bobby Salas ------02-03-04 Brad Campbell ------90-91 iMatti Jones ------91-92 Matt Salzano ------03-04

All-Time Roster John Capurro ------76-77-78 Jeff Jordahl ------88-89-90-91 Jason Sampson ------81-82-84 Matt Carlstedt ------98-99-00 Chris Jordan ------89-90 Jim Sandmann ------79-80-81-82 ccGreg Carroll ------95-96 Nasser Jurdi ------85-86-87 Bill Schaefer ------94-95-96-97 Chris Carville ------90 Steve Kastner ------88 Brian Schaeper ------01-02-03-04 Frank Casale ------80 JMikeJ Kelley ------98-99-00-01 SAlexS Schick ------98-99-00-01 Vladimir Ciric ------95-96 Ken Kemner ------82-83-84-85 Maurice Schilten ------95 Rob Clawson ------90-91-92-93 Eamon Kennedy ------85-86 Daniel Schoeff ------03-04 Charlie Combs ------91-92-93-94 Jim Kiernan ------82 Tom Schott ------77-78 Tom Condon ------78-79-80-81 Greg Kleiman ------95 Bill Schulte ------81-82-83-84 Chas Cooke ------95-96-97-98 Doug Klekamp ------94 Dave Schureck ------91-92-93-94 Fredd Corpuz ------95-96-97-98 Matt Kmetz ------03-04 Paul Seibel ------98-99 Alex Correa ------82 David Knapp ------02-03-04 Reinier Seinstra ------01 Mike Craycraft ------91 KPeterK Knippenberg ------93-94-95-96 Chris Selegue ------82 Mike Crosby ------94-95-96-97 Greg Krol ------93 Kyle Shertzer ------89-90-91-92 Andy Crouch ------98-99-00-01 Tom Kuechly ------79-80-81-82 Rob Sherwood ------87-88-89-90 Jimmy Cummings ------04 Koen Kuiken ------97-98-99-00 Toni Skudrzik ------03-04 Craig Curk ------79 Scott Lagedrost ------99-00-01-02 Marty Siewert ------86-87-88-89 Pat Dahlstrom ------77 Brandon Lalley ------00-01-02-03 Blake Smith ------82 Scott Daigle ------82-83-84-85 Andy Laverghetta ------92-93-94-95 Matt Soldano ------04 Trevor Davy ------91-92-93-94-95 Alan Lenahan ------94 Tiest Sondaal ------01-02 Mike Derhake ------91-92-93 Eric Lieb ------88-89-90-91 David Spaccarelli ------97-98-99 DPatD Dervin ------86-87-88-89 LLCharlie Lenway ------80-81-82-83 Matt Spagnoli ------86-87-88-89 DD LLTom Lieser ------98-99 Chris Stamper ------94-95-96-97 Brian DiBattista ------97-98-99 Christopher DiNuzzo ------02-03 Dan Limburg ------98-99-00-01 Steve Stamper ------96-97-98-99 Craig Doerger ------91-92 Jim Lloyd ------88-89 Tom Stevens ------75-77-78 Joe Dolan ------02-03-04 Jeremy Lower ------97 Mark Stewart ------77-78-79 Paul Dondalski ------98-99-00-01 Mario Lycakis ------93-94-95-96 Jeff Strunk ------00-01-02-03 Joaquin Donoso ------85 Daniel Lynch ------87-88-89 Jeff Stumpf ------98-99-00 Tom Doyle ------88 Todd MacDonald ------82 Brad Sullivan ------89-90-91-92 Mike Dulle ------82-83 Dave Maifeld ------77 Sean Sullivan ------02-03 Bill Eichof ------89-90 Brian Malizia ------02-03-04 Patrick Sunderhaus ------93-94-95-96 Dave Eikamp ------85-86-87-88 Adam Maloney ------03 Keith Tabet ------91-92-93 Gary Emberton ------79 Mike Markowski ------82 Joe Talley ------02-03 Jon Enders ------04 MDavidM Marston ------88-89-90 Doug Tegge ------91-92-93-94 Andy Farrell ------02 MDanM Martin ------81-82 Nick Thompson ------00-01-02-03 eDennise Fehr ------90-91-92-93 Victor Matos ------82 Dennis Totten ------77 Paul Fellinger ------86 Brian Mauntel ------87 John Tracy ------83-84 Jim Ferello ------86-87-88-89 Patrick McAndrew ------03-04 tSetht Urbont ------98 Casey Fischer ------00-01-02-03 Pat McBride ------88-89 tTakashit Usagawa ------98 Sam Fiore ------98-99-00-01 George McCafferty ------82-83-84-85 Larry Van Kirk ------84-85-86 Joe Fleckenstein ------04 Darin McCarthy ------91-92-93-94 Maringo Vlijter ------96-97-98-99 Eamonn Flood ------94-95-96-97 Jared McCarthy ------00-01-02-03 Andy Vollmar ------87-88-89-90 Heric Flores ------82 John McVey ------79-80-81 Jim Vorwald ------77-78-79 FMikeF Folger ------77 Tom Mellon ------78-79 UUHung Vuong ------79-80 Greg Miller ------92 UEd Walker ------83-84-85-86 Steve Fortin ------85-86-87-88 UU John Fox ------79-80 Jordie Mirkos ------79 Jeff Walker ------81-82-83 MUSKETEER SOCCER Nick Frasher ------01-02-03-04 John Mistler ------77 Logan Wallace ------99-00-01-02-03 Rob Frey ------81-82 Doug Moon ------79-80-81-82 Fred Wallenfelsz ------82-83-84-85 Jeremy Fultz ------94-95-96-97 Tom Moore ------84-85-86 Dave Weber ------78-79-80-81 Mac Garrigan ------77-78-79-80 Charles Morgan ------00-01-02-03 VVShane Wessel ------90 Gary Gatio ------78-79 Greg Moser ------80-81-82 Paul Wesseling ------97-98-99-00 Mike Gatio ------81 Mike Mossel ------92-93 Jim Westphal ------79 Joe Giesting ------77 Jeff Neltner ------97-98-99 Matthew Wheeler------04 John Giftopoulos ------80 Gervase Ngalla ------85-86-87 Perry Wienkamp ------89 GGMarc Gillioli ------80-81-82-83 John Ngando ------83 Ron Winkler ------80-81-82-83 Chris Gogul ------94 Dwayne Nixon ------79-80 Chris Woelver ------02-03-04 Luis Gomez ------85 Emeka Nwachukwu ------81-83 Matthew Wong ------01 Tony Gomez ------82 Greg Ohe ------78-79-80-81 WWChris Wright ------95-96-97 Jeff Gonzalez-Perez ------87-88 nReiman Oikkonen ------86-87-88 Robert Wright ------86-87-88-89 Mack Greder ------87-88-89-90 Denis O’ Leary ------85-86-87 Eric Grothaus ------80 Matt Paradise ------94 2005 Xavier University Men’s Soccer Media Guide 22 www.goxavier.com 2005 Xavier Soccer A Great Place to Study High Demands, High Standards • Xavier University is the oldest Catholic institution of higher learning • During the last 10 years, applications for admission to Xavier have in the Midwest. Founded in 1831, Xavier provides a personalized increased more than 75%, including a record 4,770 for the class of education in the tradition of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). A Xavier 2008. Glance a at Xavier education prepares the whole person, developing knowledge, values, spiritual growth and responsibility for others. Our focus on ethics and • This year’s freshman class is at 878 students. Out of that class, 17 values helps prepare students for the moral decisions they must make percent are students of color and 27 percent are first generation in their lives and careers. Musketeers.

• Xavier’s 6,600 students choose from 69 undergraduate majors in • Xavier’s freshman to sophomore retention rate is 90%, versus the three colleges, graduate degrees in 11 disciplines and a doctorate national average of 65% for similar sized, selective private colleges. program in psychology. • Xavier ranks second in the nation in overall student-athlete

• The student/faculty ratio is 13:1 and the average class size is 22 graduation rate. Xavier’s five-year graduation rate for student-athletes MUSKETEER SOCCER MUSKETEER students. is 78%, versus the national average of 62% for similar sized, selective private colleges. 100 percent of seniors on the men’s basketball team • Xavier offers international study opportunities in more than 16 have graduated since 1985. countries. The internationally-renowned Montessori education program operates the first and only master’s degree programs in Korea and • 78% of XU graduates who apply to medical school are accepted Taiwan. versus the national average of 46%. • More than 400 companies request resumes from Xavier students each year. On Campus at Xavier • Xavier’s campus has undergone numerous changes in recent years, A Positive Reputation in Cincinnati due in part to the Century Campaign, the most ambitious fundraising & Around the World campaign in the history of the University. That effort closed in September 2001, after exceeding its $100 million goal. • U.S. News & World Report has ranked Xavier among the top 10 Midwest Masters colleges and universities for 10 consecutive years, • Philanthropy from the Century Campaign plus a highly successful including second in the latest issue. premium seating program combined to pay for the $50 million Cintas Center. The state-of-the-art center includes a 10,250-seat arena, home • Xavier is ranked among “The Best 357 Colleges in America” to me’n and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball. In addition byThe Princeton Review. to basketball and volleyball, the arena is home to Xavier commencement ceremonies and other major campus events. • Xavier’s Williams College of Business is rated among the Best 143 Business Schools in the nation by The Princeton Review. The Princeton • Other campus improvements include the $18 million Gallagher Review and Forbes.com also ranked WCB as one of the “Top 25 Most Student Center. The state-of-the-art student center includes a Entrepreneurial Undergraduate Campuses in the Country.” computer lab, office and resource space for Xavier’s 80-plus student clubs and groups, a performing arts center and a variety of food • Xavier has developed a national reputation, allowing the school to outlets. draw students from all over the country and the world in addition to its large in-state enrollment. In fact, Xavier students come from 43 • Xavier’s residence halls are recognized as being among the best in U.S. states and 48 different countries. The Xavier student population the country. In addition, Xavier was honored by the National comes from 413 high schools. Collegiate Landscaping Society for overall campus beauty. Nearly 60% of all full-time undergraduate students live on campus. • Alums of Xavier University also stay active wherever they are, as evidenced by the 50 alumni chapters around this country and in Korea • In July 2002, Xavier President Michael J. Graham, S.J. established and Puerto Rico. the Community Building Collaborative at Xavier University (CBCX). The vision for CBCX is a network of programs and initiatives that will • Xavier alumni hold positions of responsibility in major corporations encourage community involvement by the University and civic and institutions all around the world and in local and national engagement throughout the Cincinnati region. The impetus for CBCX government. is imbedded in the Xavier mission. Xavier recently received a $400,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development • Xavier is an innovator in education. Some of Xavier’s most innovative to help revitalize neighborhoods surrounding the University. academic programs include Service Learning semesters in Nicaragua, Ghana, India, Nepal and Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood; • In May 2005, an international exhibit made its debut at Xavier. A and the Service Fellows Program, which is the first of its kind in the Blessing to One Another: Pope John Paul II and The Jewish People nation and gives full scholarships to entering students who are commemorated the late pontiff’s contributions to relations between demonstrated leaders in the area of service. the Catholic and Jewish faiths. • XU also has created a unique honors program in philosophy, politics and the public and a center for business ethics and social responsibility. Xavier’s Williams College of Business established a unique business executive mentor program where every undergraduate has a mentor to help establish connections to the business world. XU’s nursing program established a master’s degree program for people who want to be registered nurses but have undergraduate degrees in other fields.

Sr. Rose Ann Kim Powers Fleming Athletic Athletic Advising Academic Advisor Coordinator & SWA

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• The city of Cincinnati is located on the banks of the Ohio River and at the convergence of three states – Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.

• Greater Cincinnati is home to 2.5 million people, making it the nation’s 23rd largest region.

• Xavier students have the opportunity to work with ten Fortune 500 companies, including Procter & Gamble, which has its headquarters in Cincinnati. Another 350 have offices in the tri-state area.

• Just five short miles of Interstate 71 separate the Xavier campus from downtown Cincinnati.

• On either side of the Ohio River, an exciting rebirth of Cincinnati is taking place. Recently • Annual events draw thousands to downtown Cincinnati. completed projects like Great American Ball Park, Paul Brown From the musically driven “Jammin’ on Main” to the ethnic Stadium, Newport on the Levee, and the National celebration “Oktoberfest Zinzinnati” to a Labor Day Fireworks Cincinnati at a Glance Underground Railroad Freedom Center along with upcoming show, there is always a variety of entertainment options. projects like The Banks are making downtown Cincinnati a popular destination. • Other entertainment opportunities include Paramount’s Kings Island, the world-renowned Cincinnati Zoo, “The Beach” • Flying into Cincinnati is easy. The Greater Cincinnati/ Waterpark, Coney Island and Sunlite Pool and several parks Northern Kentucky International Airport is the nation’s along the Ohio River, including Sawyer Point. second-largest hub for Delta Airlines. Twenty-two million passengers fly through the airport annually, with 570 daily • Sports are an important part of life in Cincinnati. In addition departures to 117 cities. to a MLB and NFL team – the Reds and Bengals respectively – Cincinnati also has the Kentucky Speedway (auto racing), the • More than 100 museums and art galleries, as well as other ATP Tour’s Western & Southern Financial MASTERS (tennis), cultural offerings like the Cincinnati Ballet, the Aronoff Center the Champion’s Tour Kroger Classic (golf) and horse racing. for the Arts for concerts and Broadway Series Productions, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Riverbend Music Center and • Both visitors and locals recognize Cincinnati as the home of Playhouse in the Park call Cincinnati home. great chili. However, Cincinnati style chili is not all the Queen City has to offer in the way of great food. There is also great ice cream and tasty barbecue ribs to please one’s taste buds.

• Greater Cincinnati is peppered with all types of restaurants from pizza parlors such as LaRosa’s to fine dining at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse. A night of dinning can be completed with a local

classic, Graeter’s Ice Cream. MUSKETEER SOCCER

• Cincinnati is home to a relatively mild climate with the average temperatures of 76 degrees in the summer and 31 degrees in the winter, while the average rainfall is 40 inches.

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