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Division I Men’s Records Individual Records ....................................... 2 Individual Leaders ....................................... 2 Annual Individual Champions ............... 7 Team Records ................................................ 8 Team Leaders ................................................. 8 Annual Team Champions ......................... 12 2007 Most Improved Teams .................... 13 Polls .................................................................... 13 2 INDIVIDUal RECORDS Individual Records Official NCAA Division I men's soccer records GOALS PER GAME Career began with the 1959 season and are based on Season 12.08—Dale Hetherington, Western Mich., 1973-76 (604 information submitted to the NCAA statistics ser- 2.71—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1980 (46 in in 50 games) vice by institutions participating in the statistics 17 games) SAVE PERCENTAGE rankings. Career records of players include only Career (Min. 45 Goals) Season those years in which they competed in Division 2.31—Herb Schmidt, Rutgers, 1959-61 (90 in 39 games) .955—Joe Zimka, Northern Ill., 2006 (3 GA, 64 saves in I. Annual champions started in the 1998 season, 15 games) which was the first year the NCAA compiled ASSISTS weekly leaders. In statistical rankings, the round- Game GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE ing of percentages and/or averages may indicate 7—Mike Granelli, St. Peter’s vs. New York U., Oct. 17, 1985 Season (Min. 1,200 Minutes) ties where none exist. In these cases, the numeri- Season 0.21—Joe Zimka, Northern Ill., 2006 (3 GA in 1,304 min.) 24—Ben Ferry, George Washington, 1997 (18 games) Career (Min. 2,500 Minutes) cal order of the rankings is accurate. Career 0.34—Tony Meola, Virginia, 1988-89 (11 GA in 2,922 min.) 66—Dante Washington, Radford, 1988-92 (88 games) GOALKEEPER MINUTES PLAYED Scoring ASSISTS PER GAME 8,489—Brian Edwards, Wake Forest, 2004-07 Season 1.64—Joe Casucci, Niagara, 1970 (23 in 14 games) POINTS Career (Min. 30 Assists) Miscellaneous Game 0.95—Hayden Knight, Marquette, 1976-79 (42 in 44 18—Marty Ryczek, Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible, Sept. games) 19, 1974 FASTEST GOAL FROM Season 40 GOALS AND 40 ASSISTS 108—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1980 (17 START OF GAME Career :09—Jari Takatalo, James Madison vs. UNC Wilmington, games) 24 players (most recent: Andrew Williams, Rhode Island, Oct. 12, 1996; Chad Harper, San Jose St. vs. Stanford, Career 1994-97) Nov. 21, 1998; Josh Brinkley, UAB vs. Belmont, Nov. 5, 255—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1977-80 (49 1999; Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia vs. American, Oct. games) 26, 2002; Ryan Rich, Princeton vs. Yale, Nov. 13, 2004 POINTS PER GAME Goalkeeping Season FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS 6.35—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1980 (108 in BY SAME PLAYER 17 games) SAVES :09—John Hall, American vs. George Washington, Oct. Career (Min. 100 Points) Game 6, 1987 5.20—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1977-80 (255 44—John Santos, Fairleigh Dickinson vs. New York U., in 49 games) FASTEST THREE CONSECUTIVE 1959 GOALS BY SAME PLAYER GOALS Season 2:15—John Stone, SIU Edwardsville vs. Ill.-Chicago, Oct. Game 230—Ray Migas, DePaul, 1987 (18 games) 20, 1985 (scored at 28:58, 30:26, 31:13) 8—Marty Ryczek, Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible, Sept. 19, Career 1974; Juan Bernal, South Ala. vs. Birmingham-So., 1981; 620—Jose Grave dePeralta, Wake Forest, 1980-83 (77 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH Paul Wright, Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East. Shore, 1995 games) AT LEAST ONE GOAL Season 16—Pete Milich, Akron, Sept. 23, 1961, to Oct. 6, 1962 46—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1980 (17 games) SAVES PER GAME Career Season CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES 109—Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St., 1977-80 (49 21.8—John Santos, Fairleigh Dickinson, 1959 (218 in 10 900:00—Randy Phillips, SMU, Sept. 27, 1980, to Nov. 5, games) games) 1980 Individual Leaders goals Game No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 8 Marty Ryczek, Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible ..................................... Sept. 19, 1974 8 Juan Bernal, South Ala. vs. Birmingham So. .............................................................1981 Points 8 Paul Wright, Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East. Shore..................................................1995 No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 7 Pete Milich, Akron vs. Frostburg St. ............................................................. Nov. 3, 1962 18 Marty Ryczek, Stetson vs. Southeastern Bible ..................................... Sept. 19, 1974 7 Benito Artinano, North Carolina St. vs. Appalachian St. .....................................1964 17 Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. vs. UC Santa Cruz...............................................1969 7 Manuel Hernandez, San Jose St. vs. UC Santa Cruz...............................................1969 17 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. vs. Valparaiso ..............................................Oct. 9, 1971 7 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. vs. Valparaiso ..............................................Oct. 9, 1971 17 Paul Wright, Central Conn. St. vs. Md.-East. Shore..................................................1995 7 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. vs. Ball St. ...................................................Oct. 23, 1971 7 Dan McCrudden, Rhode Island vs. Boston College ...............................................1975 16 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. vs. Ball St. ...................................................Oct. 23, 1971 7 Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. vs. George Washington ..........Nov. 15, 1978 16 Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson vs. Belmont Abbey ................................Sept. 9, 1979 7 Nnamdi Nwokocha, Clemson vs. Belmont Abbey ................................Sept. 9, 1979 16 Juan Bernal, South Ala. vs. Birmingham So. .............................................................1981 7 Michael King, Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Monmouth ..................................................1982 16 Michael King, Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Monmouth ..................................................1982 7 Declan McSheffrey, South Ala. vs. Samford ..............................................................1983 15 Dan McCrudden, Rhode Island vs. Boston College ...............................................1975 7 Mark Erwin, Wake Forest vs. St. Andrews ............................................... Sept. 16, 1983 15 Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. vs. George Washington ..........Nov. 15, 1978 Assists 15 Dante Washington, Radford vs. Atlantic Christian ................................Oct. 22, 1988 15 Dante Washington, Radford vs. Md.-East. Shore .....................................................1990 No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 14 Pete Milich, Akron vs. Case Reserve.............................................................Oct. 23, 1961 7 Mike Granelli, St. Peter’s vs. New York U. ..................................................Oct. 17, 1985 14 Pete Milich, Akron vs. Frostburg St. .............................................................. Nov. 3, 1962 6 Mark Abele, Santa Clara vs. Sacramento St. .............................................Oct. 29, 1980 14 Benito Artinano, North Carolina St. vs. Appalachian St. ...................................1964 5 Rich Coleman, James Madison vs. Old Dominion .................................Oct. 28, 1972 5 Jim Zylker, San Jose St. vs. Cal St. East Bay ................................................................1972 14 Joe Casucci, Niagara vs. Canisius ...................................................................................1970 5 Zach Papanikolaou, Milwaukee vs. Beloit .............................................. Sept. 29, 1973 14 Declan McSheffrey, South Ala. vs. Samford ..............................................................1983 5 Miguel Avila, Santa Clara vs. St. Mary’s (Cal.) ...........................................Oct. 24, 1979 14 Mark Erwin, Wake Forest vs. St. Andrews ............................................... Sept. 16, 1983 5 Rosendo Gutierrez, Fresno St. vs. St. Mary’s (Cal.)...................................................1979 14 John Dugan, VCU vs. West Va. Tech ...............................................................Oct. 5, 1987 5 Kevin Green, Western Mich. vs. Toledo .................................................... Sept. 23, 1984 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 3 No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date goals PER GAME 5 Paul Shaver, Wright St. .......................................................................................................1986 5 Jason Cohen, DePaul vs. Chicago St. ..........................................................................1987 Player, Team Year Games Goals Avg. Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ...................... 1980 17 46 2.71 5 Chip Gill, Western Mich. vs. IPFW ..................................................................Oct. 26, 1988 Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian St. ...................... 1978 13 34 2.62 5 Willy Roy Jr., Northern Ill. vs. Ill.-Chicago ...................................................Oct. 24, 1989 Herb Schmidt, Rutgers ................................................ 1960 13 33 2.54 5 Kevin O’Neill, Buffalo ............................................................................................Oct. 5, 1993 Dov Markus, Long Island ............................................ 1965 14 35 2.50 5 Medufia Kulego, St. John’s (N.Y.) vs. Manhattan .................................. Sept. 13, 1995 Edward Kositzki, Northern Ill. .................................. 1971 11 27 2.45 5 Ben Ferry, George Washington vs. Fordham ...........................................Sept.
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