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Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Men's Soccer News Releases Men's Soccer 9-23-2002 Cedarville vs. University of Findlay Cedarville University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/mens_soccer_news_releases Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the Sports Studies Commons This News Release is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Men's Soccer News Releases by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .,,,t:l'!enis;_ WAL$ifaf Ai; DAME, ©@@l&icrwUOO@ {!j}@UW@ll@UrJW . L. 4:. W@ {!j}@UW@fl@UrJw @rJ f?U@@JO@w !Nl@!JiJ@Jfil~ ~@[f.il. ~$.Jl) ~@@~ 0 ~:@@ {f)r:.fMlr;, #1 Matt Reid 6-1, 190, Senior, Goalkeeper Brownsburg, IN ., Matt Reid has been Cedarville's start­ ing goalkeeper The Cedarville University junior forward has posted since his arrival three years ago men's soccer team makes its eight goals with three assists and produced his finest season home debut following an including five game-winning ever last fall ..... started all 24 impressive season-opening, tallies. matches with a school-record undefeated seven-match Senior keeper Matt Reid eight shutouts and a 1.23 goals road swing. As a result of the has posted 25 saves while against average .... earned a spot successful start, the Yellow allowing just 5 goals with two on the AII-NAIA Region IX Jackets have cracked the shutouts in the first seven Team .... Dean's List student as a matches. · finance and sport management NAIA Top 25 for the first time double major at Cedarville in the program's 40-year his­ University..... born 9ll/80 in Green tory. Cedarville, under sec­ 2002 .Aff~( Men's 1?occer Stan~ings Bay, Wl. .... son of Mr. and Mrs. ond-year head coach Ben NORTH DIVISION DIVISION OVERALL Matthew J. Reid, Jr..... has one Belleman, checks in at No. (thru 9/22/02) w L T Pis w L T Pct. Houghton 2 0 0 6 2 0 1 .833 younger sister. 19 in the latest poll and is off Roberts Wesleyan 1 0 0 3 3 2 1 .583 to the best start in school his­ Walsh 1 1 0 3 3 5 0 .375 Point Park 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000 tory. The seven-match win­ Notre Dame 0 0 0 0 5 1 1 .786 l!..ffei®'iJ 'iJO[MJ~ @l!iJ'iTh Saint Vincent 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 .583 ning streak is one victory shy Geneva 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 .500 Andy Levesque of the school record set in Malone .0 1 0 0 1 6 0 .143 scored twice and 1973. Daemen 0 2 0 0 0 6 0 .000 Matt Reid posted The Yellow Jackets were SOUTH DIVISION DIVISION OVERALL his second shutout (thru 9/21/02) w L T Pis w L T Pct. scheduled to play their first Ohio Dominican 2 6 8 1 0 .889 in leading the 0 0 home game of the year last Tiffin 1 0 0 3 3 3 1 .500 Yellow Jackets to a CEDARVIUE 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1.000 2-0 victory at Friday night against Notre Rio Grande 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1.000 Dame College but that match Urbana 0 1 0 0 8 1 0 .889 Walsh on Sat., Mt. Vemon Nazarene 0 1 0 0 5 3 0 .625 Sept. 14. Levesque Andy Levesque was postponed due to light­ Shawnee State 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 .000 netted his first goal ning. Cedarville has not 3 points awarded tor an AMC win and 1 point tor a tie. of the match and the season in played for nine days since the 25th minute with Alex their 2-0 win over Walsh on Benedict providing the assist. It Saturday, Sept. 14. stayed 1-0 until he scored again Aug. 29 at Georgetown College W2-1 in the 84th minute on assists The University of Findlay, Aug. 31 at Grace College W2-1 from Matt Green and Brian an NCAA II member of the Sept. 3 at Wittenberg University W3-2 (ot) Vance. Reid was credited with Great Lakes Intercollegiate Sept. 6 at Indiana Wesleyan University W 1-0 seven saves as each team put Athletic Conference, enters Sept. 7 at Taylor University W4-0 seven shots on goal. today's match with a 3-0-2 Sept. 13 at Malone College W2-1 record. The Oilers posted Sept. 14 at Walsh University W2-0 their second consecutive Sept. 20 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE ppd. [!/J[F) !NI~ shutout with a 2-0 victory Sept. 23 UNIVERSITY of FINDLAY 4p.m. against Tiffin University last Sept. 28 SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY' 4:15p.m. Cedarville University Wednesday and have scored Oct. 2 at University of Rio Grande* 4p.m. vs. 7 goals while allowing just 2 Oct. 8 OHIO DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY* 8p.m. goals in their first five match­ Oct. 12 OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY (Homecoming) 7p.m. Shawnee State Oct.15 at Mount Vernon Nazarene University* 4p.m. es. Cedarville leads the all­ University Oct. 18 MARIAN COLLEGE 7p.m. time series with Findlay by a Oct.25 TIFFIN UNIVERSITY* 7p.m. 9-4 margin. Oct.30 at Urbana University* 3:30p.m. Saturday, Cedarville's early success Nov. 2 DAEMEN COLLEGE 3p.m. September 28, can be largely attributed to the play of Jon Waldo. Last HOME MATCHES IN BOLD CAPS 4:15 p.m. year's leading scorer, the 6-2 • American Mideast Conference South Division Games Cedarville University "Yellow Jackets" Cedarville, OH Head Coach: Ben Belleman ~ No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown High School 00 Ethan Frye G 6-0 170 Jr Jamestown, OH Greeneview 0 Luke Marietta G .6-0 155 Fr Mansfield, OH Mansfield Christian 0 Joel Reemtsma G 5-11 175 Jr Kenai,AK Kenai Central 1 Matt Reid G 6-1 190 Sr Brownsburg, IN Bethesda Christian 2 Brian Vance M 5-10 145 Jr Columbus, OH St. Charles Preparatory 3 John Sommer M/F 5-10 155 Fr Fort Wayne, IN Blackhawk Christian 4 Joe Zuerner M/F 5-8 145 So Cold Spring, KY Calvary Christian 5 Tim Thomson D 6-3 170 So Monroeville, PA Trinity Christian 6 Matt Green D 5-11 170 So Lakeland, FL Lakeland Christian 7 Peter Dryer M 5-11 155 So Kenosha, WI Tremper 8 Stephen Palmer M 5-6 150 Sr Massillon, OH Massillon Christian 9 Jon Waldo F 6-2 190 Jr Brookfield, IL Riverside Brookfield 10 Jason Auyer M 5-8 140 So Liverpool, NY Faith Heritage 11 Nathanael Dewhurst M 6-0 170 So Springfield, OH Homeschool 12 Tyler Schumacher D 6-2 160 Fr Elkhart, IN Elkhart Baptist Christian 13 Justin Schenck M 6-0 155 Fr Mantua, OH Crestwood 14 Jeremy Raburn M 6-0 165 Fr Rockwood, Ml lnter~City Baptist 15 Andy Levesque M/F 5-9 150 Sr Bowdoin, ME Mount Ararat 16 Justin Benz D 6-2 175 Fr Daytona Beach, FL Spruce Creek 17 Todd Beall D 6-2 165 Jr Fairfax, VA Pope Paul VI 18 Alex Benedict M/F 5-9 150 Fr Lititz, PA Warwick 19 Phillip Ellis M 6-1 160 Fr Cincinnati, OH Kings 22 Brady Carter F 5-11 165 So Pittsboro, IN Bethesda Christian 23 BenAllen D 6-2 185 Fr Beavercreek, OH Xenia Christian 26 Bob Cassity M 5-7 130 Jr South Shore, KY Greenup University of Findlay "Oilers" Findlay, OH Head Coach: Andy Smyth No Player Pos Ht Wt. Yr. Hometown . High School/Previous 0 Chris Stewart G 6-1 155 Fr North Olmsted, OH North Olmsted 00 Sean Williams G 6-0 180 Fr Beavercreek, OH Beavercreek 1 Dustin Robbins G 6-0 180 So Chillicothe, OH Unioto 2 Justin Fields M/F 5-8 140 Jr Medina, OH Medina 3 Chris Lacerenza D 5-10 150 So Dayton, OH Carroll 4 Steve Geier M 5-8 150 Jr Cincinnati, OH Ross 5 Tony LoFiego M/F 5-9 145 Jr Sylvania, OH Southview 6 Randy Hughes F/M 5-8 155 Jr Newark.OH Newark 7 Anthony Lacerenza D 5-8 165 Sr Dayton, OH Carroll 8 Rodney Dickman M 6-0 185 So Cloverdale, OH Kalida 9 Tony McCormick D 6-4 185 So West Chester, OH Bishop Fenwick 10 Bryan Hollopeter D/M 5-9 165 Jr Medina, OH Highland 11 Paul Fox M 6-1 165 Fr Medina, OH Highland 12 Brian Walsh D 6-0 165 Fr Dayton, OH Carroll 13 Scott Stiver F/M 6-3 180 So Germantown, OH Valley View 14 Chris Barriger F 5-9 150 Sr Toledo, OH Whitmer 15 Brandon Hollopeter M 6-1 155 Fr Medina, OH Highland 16 Jonathan Deighton F 6-3 181 So Broadview Hts., OH Holy Name 17 Ben Wiborg D 6-1 175 So North Olmsted, OH North Olmsted 18 Clay Oley M/F 6-0 145 So North Olmsted, OH North Olmsted 19 Justin Beck D 5-7 145 Fr Tallmadge, OH Tallmadge 20 Brandon Moncada F 6-0 185 Fr Milwaukee, Wis. Shorewood 21 Matthew Schiavone M 5-9 156 Fr Middletown, OH Middletown 22 Ryan Holeton F 5-8 142 So Wauseon, OH Wauseon 23 Luis Cortell F 5-9 160 Jr Valencia, Spain St. Wendelin 24 Tom Alexander D 5-8 142 So Troy, OH Troy 25 Brian Labuhn M 5-11 140 Fr Columbus, OH Whetstone 26 Dougie Wiemer M 5-9 145 Fr Lyndhurst, OH Hawken 27 Ryan Jenkins D 6-2 185 Fr Celina, OH Celina 28 Rocky Dennis M 5-7 140 Fr Springfield, OH Kenton Ridge 29 Jacob Schramm F 6-0 160 Fr Wellington, OH Wellington .
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