UBC MEN’S SOCCER 2014 PROGRAM Athletics & Recreation

VISION A healthy, active, and connected community where each person is at their personal best and proud of their UBC experience.

MISSION To engage our community in outstanding sport and recreation experiences, to enable UBC athletes to excel at the highest levels, and to inspire school spirit and personal well-being through physical activity, involvement, and fun.

GOALS To deliver on the vision, we make decisions and prioritize work that will 1. Increase participation 2. Deliver excellence on the national and world stage 3. Build school spirit 4. Nurture a strong sense of community 5. Cultivate an inspired workplace where staff are at their best

STRATEGY

Our strategy is to invest in partnerships, to leverage resources, and to align with other UBC units and organisations.

WHAT WE DO We focus our efforts and resources on:

PROGRAMS We deliver engaging, dynamic programs for the whole of our community that increase involvement, in sport and recreation and deliver perofrmance success.

LEARNING We provide unique and exciting student learning opportunities that foster personal growth, skill building and leadership development.

EVENTS We create high-quality, community-building events where people can connect, have fun and get involved with UBC, recreation and varsity sport.

PARTNERSHIPS We invest in cross-campus and community partnerships that drive research and improvement in the areas of high performance sport, fitness and well-being. EXCEL. ENGAGE. INSPIRE. 2014 GAME SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT TIME UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 8/17/2014 AT SEATTLE UNIVERSITY L 1-2 LOCATION // VANCOUVER, B.C. 8/26/2014 WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY W 5-0 FOUNDATION // 1908 ENROLLMENT // 50,304 9/5/2014 *AT UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA 7:15 PM (PT) PRESIDENT // DR. ARVIND GUPTA 9/7/2014 *AT UNIVERSITY OF THE FRASER VALLEY 2:00 PM (PT) CHANCELLOR // LINDSAY GORDON 9/13/2014 *UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BC 2:00 PM (PT) 9/14/2014 *UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BC 2:00 PM (PT) DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS 9/19/2014 *AT THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY 7:00 PM (PT) ATHLETIC DIRECTOR // ASHLEY HOWARD DEPARTMENT PHONE // 604-822-2503 9/20/2014 *AT UBC OKANAGAN 7:00 PM (PT) DEPARTMENT FAX // 604-822-6011 10/3/2014 *THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY 7:00 PM (PT) ADDRESS // 272-6081 UNIVERSITY BLVD / V6T 1Z1 10/4/2014 *UBC OKANAGAN 7:00 PM (PT) NICKNAME // THUNDERBIRDS COLOUR // BLUE & GOLD 10/10/2014 *UNIVERSITY OF THE FRASER VALLEY 7:00 PM (PT) AFFILIATIONS // CIS, CANADA WEST; NAIA, A.I.I. 10/11/2014 *AT TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY 7:00 PM (PT) NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS // 90 CIS, 7 NAIA 10/17/2014 *AT UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA 7:15 PM (PT) SPORTS INFORMATION // WILSON WONG SID PHONE // 604-822-9115 10/19/2014 *TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY 2:00 PM (PT) MEDIA RELATIONS // DAN ELLIOTT MEDIA RELATIONS PHONE // 604-827-3090 NIALL COUSENS 10/25/2014 CANADA WEST QUARTER-FINALS TBA The Vancouver native THUNDERBIRDS MEN’S SOCCER fights through two AFFILIATION // CIS, CANADA WEST 10/31-11/1/2014 CANADA WEST FINAL FOUR TBA HEAD COACH // MIKE MOSHER defenders to get to a HOSTED BY HIGHEST-SEEDED PRAIRIE DIVISON MOSHER PHONE // 604-822-1880 ball. Photo by Wilson TEAM MOSHER EMAIL // [email protected] Wong. HOME STADIUM //THUNDERBIRD STADIUM CAPACITY // 3,500 11/6-9/2014 CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS // 13 AT UPEI (CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.) (2013, ‘12, ‘07, ‘05, ‘94, ‘92, ‘91, ‘90, ‘89, ‘86, ‘85, ‘84, ‘74) CIS CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES: 18 CIS CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-TIME RECORD: 41-5-1 (.883) * Denotes Canada West conference game CIS CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-TIME MEDALS: 17 (13 GOLD, 4 SILVER) All home games in bold

TEAM INFORMATION 2013 CANADA WEST RECORD // 12-1 (1ST) ALL PHOTOS BY RICH LAM OR BOB FRID UNLESS 2013 CANADA WEST PLAYOFFS RECORD // 2-0 (1ST) OTHERWISE NOTED. 2013 CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORD // 3-0 (1ST)

CONTACT UBC ATHLETICS GENERAL INQUIRIES // 604-822-2503 GROUP TICKETS // 604-822-8337 DEVELOPMENT OFFICE // 604-822-1972 SPONSORSHIP // 604-822-1688 UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER // MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM 1. MESSAGE FROM MANAGING DIRECTOR, ATHLETICS ASHLEY HOWARD

Dear Thunderbirds Supporter,

Welcome to another exciting season for the UBC Thunderbirds.

A key part of the Athletics & Recreation mission is to enable UBC athletes to excel at the highest levels. All of our student-athletes work tirelessly to exceed UBC’s high academic and athletic standards. Surpassing these expectations takes commitment and admirable resolve. Thank you for supporting them in achieving this excellence, on and off of the field.

Behind the scenes, the Athletics & Recreation department is working toward our refreshed vision and strategy (see front inside cover for more details). One of our key goals is to support excellence at the national and world level. Likewise, we aim to build school spirit and nurture a strong sense of UBC community. We believe the Thunderbirds have much to offer in this space. We invite you to bring a friend, consider a season’s pass, and to share your game experience within your community.

On behalf of the student-athletes, coaches and all of UBC, thank you, and enjoy the game!

Sincerely Ashley Howard Managing Director, Athletics & Recreation ______Excel – Engage – Inspire

• 90 ALL-TIME CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS • 179 ALL-TIME CANADA WEST • 7 ALL-TIME NAIA (MOST OF ANY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS UNIVERSITY) • 4 CANADA WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS • 1 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP IN • 3 CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS IN IN 2013-14 SEASON 2013-14 SEASON 2013-14 SEASON

• 241 ALL-TIME UBC OLYMPIANS • 69 CIS ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS • 65 OLYMPIC MEDALS IN 2013-14

2. MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM // UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER 2014 - 15 UBC THUNDERBIRDS ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. HT ELIG. FACULTY HOMETOWN LAST TEAM 1 Luke O'Shea GK 6-2 4 Sauder School of Business Richmond, BC Richmond Hibs 2 Tyler Mertens D 5-10 3 Sauder School of Business Port Coquitlam, BC Coquitlam Metro 3 Chris Serban D 5-10 1 Sauder School of Business Calgary, AB Whitecaps FC 4 Andrew Grange D 5-11 2 Sauder School of Business Surrey, BC Westside FC 5 Adriano Clemente D 6-0 2 Arts Burnaby, BC Mountain FC 6 Jacob Quail D 6-2 2 Arts Richmond, BC Westside FC 7 Harry Lakhan M 6-0 4 Kinesiology Surrey, BC Whitecaps FC 8 Jules Chopin M 6-0 3 Arts Nelson, BC Simon Fraser University 9 Kyle Sohi F 5-8 1 Science Surrey, BC Surrey United 10 Navid Mashinchi M 5-9 5 Sauder School of Business Port Moody, BC Whitecaps FC 11 Milad Mehrabi M 6-1 4 Kinesiology Coquitlam, BC Khalsa Sporting Club 12 Karn Phagura M 6-1 1 Kinesiology Surrey, BC Surrey United 13 Sean Einarsson M 5-9 2 Applied Science Surrey, BC Surrey United 14 Boris Si M 5-4 1 Kinesiology Vancouver, BC Fusion FC 15 Luigi Polisi M 5-8 2 Arts Port Moody, BC Coquitlam Metro 16 Lucas Reis M 5-10 2 Sauder School of Business Port Moody, BC Coquitlam Metro 17 Niall Cousens F 6-4 4 Kinesiology Vancouver, BC Whitecaps FC 18 Paul Clerc D 6-1 5 Kinesiology Coquitlam, BC Coquitlam Metro 19 Bryan Fong D 6-1 3 Kinesiology Vancouver, BC Fusion FC 20 Mark Cottrell D 5-11 3 Arts Victoria, BC Peninsula College 21 Han Sol Kim F 5-7 1 Kinesiology Vancouver, BC Westside FC 22 Chris Beck GK 6-1 3 Sauder School of Business Frankfurt, GER Rot-Weiss Frankfurt 23 Tristan Wallis-Meyer D 5-9 2 Arts West Vancouver, BC West Vancouver FC 24 Alex Orasa M 5-10 4 Arts Richmond, BC Vancouver Selects 25 Otis Sandhu F 6-0 2 Arts Surrey, BC Coquitlam Metro 30 Richard Meister GK 6-2 5 Arts Port Moody, BC Burnaby Selects 33 Ante Boskovic GK 6-1 2 Arts Richmond, BC Hugh Boyd Secondary

UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER // MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM 3. SEASON PREVIEW

o follow up on a 19-1 season, which included a Canada West title, CIS make their home debut Saturday, September 13 T Championship as well as the honour of against the University of Northern BC for a two- being dubbed the province’s team of the year game home stand. The newly structured league across all sports, is no easy task. For head coach schedule sees UBC kickoff against solely BC- Mike Mosher and the UBC Thunderbirds men’s based schools as the Canada West conference soccer team, expectations remain high for the grows to 14 teams with the addition of UBC 2014 season with a slew of strong recruits and Okanagan, Thompson Rivers University, and the majority of last year’s squad returning. MacEwan University, based out of Edmonton. The 2014 season has potential to be Despite the success of the previous two historic as the Thunderbirds can do what no years, the Thunderbirds looked to improve on other Canadian university has accomplished in their depth as some of last year’s starters had winning three consecutive CIS championships. minimal experience at the university level. With As the most decorated program in Canadian this year’s recruiting class, and the returning history, UBC has achieved this feat twice. The players having one more season of experience team won three national banners in a row from under their belt, that issue has been addressed. 1984 to 1986. Then the Thunderbirds ran off “Some of the players gained experience four straight titles, beginning in 1989. through a baptism by fire, where they were put “Winning two in a row is quite an into situations and opportunities which may not accomplishment and with the opportunity have been the case in any other year given the for a third, this year is an opportunity to do team’s injuries,” said Mosher. “Given the nature something very special,” said Mosher. “As a of our Canada West schedule we need to be coach I can sense it’s a motivator amongst the able to rotate players in order to keep everyone MILAD MEHRABI group, which is fantastic. I think that with the injury-free and fresh in light of the bigger games The third-year Kinesiology student core here that’s been successful in the past, our at the end of the season. I’m confident that celebrates a goal with teammate Navid group is aware of how hard it is to win it.” we’ve been able to address our depth concerns Mashinchi. The UBC Thunderbirds are a stunning 33-1- where our squad is now 20-plus deep and that’s 3 (0.932) over its past two seasons in Canada important in achieving our goals for 2014.” West and CIS championship action, including a The T-Birds lose three core players from the 16-game winning streak to close out the 2013 2013 squad including the Canada West Most season that culminated in the team’s 13th Valuable Player and Joe Johnson Trophy nominee national title, nine more than any other CIS Reynold Stewart, captain Greg Smith, and program. Last year, UBC became the first team veteran All-Canadian defender Will Hyde. Yet, since 2000 to sweep all five conference honours the team returns the majority of its offensive at the Canada West annual awards. weapons, including four of the top five assist The team’s sole loss over the last two years leaders from last year’s Canada West regular came at the hands of the University of the season, as well as the league’s top scorer in Fraser Valley, which UBC faces in its second Milad Mehrabi. Mehrabi was named to the CIS regular season match, after the team opens tournament all-star team, as well, after scoring up its season against the University of Victoria the game-winning goal in the CIS final. Vikes on Friday, September 5. The Thunderbirds A constant target of opposition defenders,

4. MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM // UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER Niall Cousens tore up the final portion of the recruiting class to continue the long-standing season during the conference playoffs and CIS tradition of excellence at UBC. Striker Kyle Sohi championships, scoring five goals over the last headlines this year’s class, as he helped Surrey four games including a four-goal performance United reach the National Club in the Canada West title match. The CIS Championship in the fall on top of representing Tournament MVP is sure to be an offensive Team BC at last year’s Canada Summer Games. threat again this year after a summer of action Sohi’s teammate at Surrey United, Karn with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC Under-23 Phagura, also enters the picture this season roster. The team also returns the 2013 Canada after helping Surrey United win the Provincial West Rookie of the Year in Sean Einarsson. Premier Cup Under-18 Championship. “We had Niall, Harry (Lakhan), and Sean “Both Karn and Kyle have caught my eye with spend time with the Whitecaps under-23 squad what they can do on the ball as well as being this past summer so all three enter the year very intelligent players away from the ball,” said quite sharp,” noted Mosher. Mosher. Overall, the Thunderbirds led the Canada The Thunderbirds also add transfers West in goals scored with 47, as well as leading Jules Chopin and Tristan Wallis-Meyer from in goals against, conceding a league-low 0.62 Simon Fraser University as well as Vancouver goals against per game. The team brings back Whitecaps Residency product Chris Serban. three of its defensive anchors, including Tyler “Chris is coming off a gap year where he spent Mertens and Bryan Fong, but none more vital time with the Vancouver Whitecaps Residency to the back end than Paul Clerc, who returns for which helped him develop and prepare him for his fifth year as a T-Bird. The Coquitlam native our level of play,” said Mosher. “Jules also has a is coming off his best season to date, finishing legitimate shot at factoring into our attack this with seven goals. In terms of awards, Clerc was season.” one of the CIS Top Eight Academic All-Canadians, Out for the majority of last season with the winner of the Canada West Student-Athlete a lower body injury, goalkeeper Luke O’Shea award, a First Team Canada West All-Star and a returns this year after playing just five games CELEBRATION First Team CIS All-Canadian. After winning the during the 2013 campaign, four of which were From left to right: Niall Cousens, Sean national championship, he was named to the CIS crucial playoff matches. O’Shea will be backed up Einarsson, Milad Mehrabi and Harry Championship’s All-Tournament’s team. by fifth-year senior Richard Meister, third-year Lakhan celebrate a goal against Victoria. Now entering their third year of eligibility, ‘keeper Chris Beck and second-year netminder Photo by Armando Tura / University of Mertens and Fong are relied upon heavily, and Ante Boskovic. Victoria have earned praise from Mosher for their ability Because of injuries, all four players saw to stay calm and collected. significant playing time and all responded with “Both Bryan and Tyler certainly stepped excellent performances when called upon. up last year as starters and were able to get The Canada West Final Four takes place championship experience under their belt to October 31 until November 1, hosted by the go along with two national championships,” he Prairie Division’s highest-seeded team come said. “There’s no better way to gain experience season’s end. It all culminates at the CIS national than be put in at key moments in those big tournament as the University of Prince Edward games.” Island in Charlottetown hosts November 6-9, a With the departure of several key players year after UBC triumphed at the University of come new opportunities for the younger New Brunswick. generation, as the team boasts a strong - written by Tim Huebsch

UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER // MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM 5. YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF GOALKEEPING STATS

## PLAYER GP-GS MIN GA GAA SAVES SAVE % W L T SO

30 Richard Meister 6-6 450:00 0 0.00 14 1.000 5 0 0 4 1 Luke O'Shea 4-4 360:00 3 0.75 8 .727 3 0 0 1 22 Chris Beck 6-4 450:00 4 0.80 14 .778 5 0 0 2 33 Ante Boskovic 4-4 360:00 4 1.00 13 .765 3 1 0 0 TM TEAM 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 1 Total 18 1620:00 11 0.61 49 .817 16 1 0 8 Opponents 18 1620:00 61 3.39 86 .585 1 16 0 1

YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF STATS

## PLAYER GP-GS G A PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT FOUL

10 Navid Mashinchi 16-16 7 12 26 46 .152 28 .609 2 1-2 17 Niall Cousens 18-18 9 7 25 44 .205 24 .545 1 0-0 11 Milad Mehrabi 18-18 14 7 35 42 .333 23 .548 6 1-1 7 Harry Lakhan 17-17 4 13 21 32 .125 16 .500 1 0-0 20 Reynold Stewart 16-14 8 6 22 27 .296 11 .407 2 0-1 13 Sean Einarsson 16-16 5 2 12 24 .208 12 .500 2 0-0 14 Mitchell Popadynetz 16-4 3 0 6 15 .200 7 .467 0 0-0 18 Paul Clerc 18-18 6 0 12 13 .462 9 .692 2 0-0 25 Otis Sandhu 7-2 0 0 0 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-0 19 Bryan Fong 18-18 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0 12 Greg Smith 18-16 0 1 1 4 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 16 Lucas Reis 9-0 1 1 3 3 .333 3 1.000 0 1-1 8 Josh Odukomaya 8-1 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 3 Kerman Kooner 5-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 4 Andrew Grange 5-2 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 2 Tyler Mertens 17-16 0 2 2 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 5 Adriano Clemente 12-1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 33 Ante Boskovic 4-4 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 24 Alex Orasa 7-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 15 Luigi Polisi 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 30 Richard Meister 7-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 23 Will Hyde 1-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 22 Chris Beck 6-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 00 Matthew Cammish 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 21 Cam Davis 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 18 61 51 173 267 .228 147 .551 17 3-5 Opponents 18 11 5 27 137 .080 60 .438 1 0-2

6. MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM // UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 UBC SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

DATE OPPONENT RESULT GOAL SCORERS 8/26/2013 UBC Okanagan W 4-1 Odukomaya, Cousens, Clerc, Reis 8/31/2013 Simon Fraser University W 3-0 Mehrabi, Clerc, Cousens 9/6/2013 *at University of Victoria W 4-0 Mehrabi, Clerc, Cousens, Victoria OWN GOAL 9/8/2013 *University of the Fraser Valley L 0-1 - 9/13/2013 *Trinity Western University W 5-1 Cousens, Stewart, Mashinchi, Clerc, Mehrabi 9/14/2013 *at Trinity Western University W 6-1 Clerc, Stewart (2), Einarsson, Mehrabi, Lakhan 9/20/2013 *University of the Fraser Valley W 3-0 Mehrabi, Mashinchi, Einarsson 9/22/2013 *at University of Victoria W 2-1 Clerc (2) 9/27/2013 *University of Saskatchewan W 3-2 Stewart, Mashinchi (2) 9/28/2013 *University of Alberta W 4-0 Einarsson, Clerc, Mehrabi, Cousens 10/5/2013 *at University of Northern BC W 4-1 Mehrabi, Popadynetz, Stewart (2) 10/6/2013 *at University of Northern BC W 3-0 Mehrabi (2), UNBC OWN GOAL 10/11/2013 *University of Winnipeg W 2-0 Mashinchi, Mehrabi 10/12/2013 *Mount Royal University W 3-0 MRU OWN GOAL, Mashinchi, Stewart 10/26/2013 *at University of Lethbridge W 8-0 Mehrabi (2), Lakhan, Cousens, Stewart, LETH OWN GOAL, Popady- netz, Reis 10/27/2013 *at University of Calgary CANCELLED -

CANADA WEST FINAL SIX AT UBC 11/01/2013 #University of the Fraser Valley W2-0 Lakhan (2) 11/03/2013 #University of Saskatchewan W 6-1 Cousens (4), Mehrabi, Popadynetz

CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS AT NEW BRUNSWICK 11/07/2013 **v. Université de Montréal W 1-0 Einarsson 11/08/2013 **v. York University W 2-1 Einarsson, Mehrabi 11/10/2013 **v. Laval University W 3-1 Cousens, Mehrabi, Mashinchi

*Conference Game // # Conference Playoff Game // **National Playoff Game

YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 CANADA WEST STANDINGS

RANK PACIFIC W-L-T GF GA PTS RANK PRAIRIE W-L-T GF GA PTS

1 UBC xy 12-1-0 47 8 24 1 Saskatchewan x 8-5-2 28 18 18 2 Victoria x 10-3-1 40 18 21 2 Alberta x 7-6-2 25 20 16 3 Fraser Valley x 6-7-1 19 22 13 3 Calgary x 6-6-2 18 22 14 4 Trinity Western 4-6-3 14 29 11 4 Mount Royal 6-7-2 17 21 14 5 Northern BC 2-9-3 11 34 7 5 Winnipeg 5-7-3 20 21 13 6 Lethbridge 2-11-1 10 36 5

two games cancelled due to snow would not have affected team order

UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER // MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM 7. YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 CANADA WEST LEADERS GOALS

PLAYER TEAM GP G AVG

1 Milad Mehrabi UBC 13 11 0.85 1 Cam Stokes Victoria 14 11 0.79 1 Cam Hundal Victoria 14 11 0.79 4 Reynold Stewart UBC 13 8 0.62 4 Cody Cook Mount Royal 15 8 0.53 6 Luigi Bekwayo Saskatchewan 14 7 0.5 6 Brett Levis Saskatchewan 15 7 0.47 6 Izak Lawrence Calgary 15 7 0.47 9 Paul Clerc UBC 11 6 0.55 9 Navid Mashinchi UBC 13 6 0.46

YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 CANADA WEST LEADERS ASSISTS

PLAYER TEAM GP A AVG

1. Harry Lakhan UBC 12 10 0.83 2. Navid Mashinchi UBC 11 8 0.73 3. Craig Gorman Victoria 14 7 0.50 4. Milad Mehrabi UBC 13 6 0.46 4. Kenny Sacramento Winnipeg 14 6 0.43 6. Reynold Stewart UBC 13 5 0.38 6. Niall Cousens UBC 13 5 0.38 6. Niko Saler Alberta 14 5 0.36 6. K. Lane-Oppenheim Calgary 14 5 0.36 6. Cameron Stokes Victoria 14 5 0.36 6. Garrett Peters Saskatchewan 15 5 0.33

YEAR IN REVIEW

PAUL CLERC 2013 CANADA WEST LEADERS The fifth-year player from GAME-WINNING GOALS Coquitlam led all Canada West defenders in scoring last season. Photo by Wilson Wong PLAYER TEAM GP A AVG

1. Milad Mehrabi UBC 13 4 0.31 1. Cam Hundal Victoria 14 4 0.29 1. Cameron Stokes Victoria 14 4 0.29 4. Jermele Campbell Alberta 14 3 0.21 4. Cody Cook Mt. Royal 15 3 0.20

8. MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM // UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 CANADA WEST LEADERS GOALS

YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 CANADA WEST LEADERS ASSISTS

CHRIS BECK The goalkeeper from Germany led the Canada West in goals against average in 2013. Photo by Charles Vanegas / Ryerson Eyeopener

YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 CANADA WEST LEADERS YEAR IN REVIEW TOP GOALIES 2013 CANADA WEST LEADERS GAME-WINNING GOALS NAME TEAM GP GA MINUTES GAA SAVE PCT W L T SO

1. Chris Beck UBC 6 4 450:00 0.80 .778 5 0 0 2 2. Michal Bandula Saskatchewan 15 18 1350:00 1.20 .739 8 5 2 5 3. Jordan Unreiner Calgary 11 14 990:00 1.27 .767 5 4 2 2 4. Elliot Mitrou Victoria 14 18 1260:00 1.29 .719 10 3 1 5 5. Tyson Farago Winnipeg 10 12 827:41 1.30 .838 2 6 0 2 6. Jay Vetsch Alberta 14 17 1169:30 1.31 .750 6 5 2 5.1 7. David Thelheimer Mt. Royal 9 12 810:00 1.33 .721 3 4 2 2 8. Kamil Zielinsky Mt. Royal 6 9 540:00 1.50 .750 3 3 0 2

UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER // MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM 9. ALL-TIME HONOURS 1992 Tom Kim CIS CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-STARS Doug Schultz Rob Augla Kevin Hearne 2013 Paul Clerc 1991 Milad Mehrabi Gary Kern Niall Cousens Neil Wilkinson 2012 Luke O’Shea Mike Mosher Steve Johnson Rob Reed Paul Clerc Rick Celebrini Reynold Stewart 1990 Gregor Young Brandon Bonifacio Rick Celebrini Gagan Dosanjh Colin Pettingale 2010 Alejandro Isern Mike Mosher Brendan Bonifacio 1989 Gary Kern Gagandeep Dosanjh Alex Percy 2008 Graham Smith Steve Burns Niko Marcina Ron Village Mike Elliot Neil Wilkinson 2005 Srdjun Djekanovic Rob Reed Chris Barrow Fernando Torres Jon Poli 1988 Alex Percy Nick Marcina Gregor Young 2001 Shawn Bobb Neil Wilkinson Aaron Richer Mike Allina Julian Phillips 1987 Gregor Young 2000 Adam Plummer Alex Percy Aaron Richer Glenn Johnston Nick Seddon Dick Mosher (Coach) Randy Celebrini 1986 Brian Kennedy Iain Shepherd Gregor Young 1999 Steve McCauley John Gasparac Aaron Keay Ken Mulleny Adam Plummer Dick Mosher (Coach) 1998 Steve McCauley 1985 Brian Kennedy Jeff Skinner El Ladha Aaron Keay Murrey Mollard Nick Hopewell Mike Malana 1997 Mike Franks 1984 Brian Kennedy Steve McCauley El Ladha Mark Rogers Murrey Mollard Chris Franks Mike Malana Troy Woods 1983 El Ladha 1996 Mike Franks Franco Iuele Jason Levitt Louis MilJanovic James Prescott Joe Johnson (Coach) Nico Berg 1982 Eric Jones Chris Franks Joel Johnson Ken Strain Mike Malana 1995 Rik Hikida Steve McCauley ALL-TIME HONOURS Trevor Short 1994 Pat Onstad CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Jean-Paul Knezevic Nico Berg Chris Franks 2013, 2012, 2007, 2005, 1994, 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989 (pictured below), Paul Dilly 1986, 1985, 1984, 1974 Craig Chiasson Troy Woods 1993 Pat Onstad Tom Kim Jean-Paul Knezevic Rik Hikida Chris Franks Giuliano Oliverio Kevin Hearne Craig Chiasson

10. MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM // UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER JOHN GASPARAC Gasparac was a First Team All- Canadian for UBC in 1986.

Photo by Steve Chan

ALL-TIME HONOURS 1993 Pat Onstad First Chris Franks First CIS ALL-CANADIANS Kevin Hearne* First Tom Kim Second Craig Chaisson Second 2013 Paul Clerc First 1992 Tom Kim First Reynold Stewart First Doug Schultz First 2012 Gagan Dosanjh First Kevin Hearne First Will Hyde Second 1991 Rick Celebrini First 2011 Jason Gill First Robert Reed* First Navid Mashinchi Second Neil Wilkinson Second 2010 Jason Gill First 1990 Gregor Young First 2009 Graham Smith First Robert Reed First 2008 Graham Smith First Rick Celebrini Second Nick Poole First Gary Kern Second Srdjan Djekanovic Second Mike Mosher Second 2007 Graham Smith Second 1989 Steve Burns Second 2006 Steve Frazao First Neil Wilkinson Second Srdjan Djekanovic Second 1988 Alex Percy First 2005 Steve DeBlasio Second Gregor Young First Luke Sandilands Second 1987 Gregor Young First 2004 Paul Seymour Second Alex Percy Second Steve DeBlasio Second 1986 Brian Kennedy First 2003 Aaron Richer First John Gasparac First Steve Frazao First Gregor Young Second 2002 Aaron Richer* First Ken Mulleny Second 2001 Rob Hall First 1985 Brian Kennedy First 2000 Randy Celebrini Second Gregor Young First 1999 Steve McCauley First Terry Klim Second Adam Plummer Second Mike Malana Second 1998 Aaron Keay Second Johnathan Pirie Second 1997 Chris Franks First 1984 Brian Kennedy First Mike Franks Second El Ladha First 1996 Mike Franks First Murray Mollard Second Nico Berg First 1983 Louis Miljanovic First 1995 Richard Hikida First 1981 Al Sigurdson Second 1994 Jean-Paul Knezevic First Dan Sudeyko Second Craig Chaisson First 1980 Eric Jones First Pat Onstad Second Gordon Johnson Second 1979 Eric Jones Second

UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER // MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM 11. PAUL CLERC Clerc getting his Top 8 Academic All-Canadian commendation from Governor-General David Johnston.

Photo by Cpl Carbe Orellana, Rideau Hall

ALL-TIME HONOURS CIS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR MAJOR AWARDS WINNERS 1999 Adam Plummer CIS COACH OF THE YEAR 2013 Mike Mosher 1989 Dick Mosher CANADA WEST MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR (BLG Awards Nominee) 1985 Joe Johnson 2012 Gagan Dosanjh CIS CHAMPIONSHIP MVP CANADA WEST PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2013 Niall Cousens 2012 Gagan Dosanjh 2013 Reynold Stewart 2012 Gagan Dosanjh 2007 Graham Smith 2005 Jon Poli 2003 Aaron Richer 2002 Aaron Richer 1994 Pat Onstad 1992 Tom Kim 1997 Chris Franks 1996 Nico Berg 1989 Mike Mosher 1986 Alec Percy 1995 Rik Hikida 1994 Craig Chiasson 1993 Kevin Hearne 1991 Rob Reed UBC BOBBY GAUL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Graduating Male Athlete of the Year) 1944 James Morton 1946 Don Petrie CANADA WEST COACH OF THE YEAR 1951 Bobby Moulds 1959 Frank Sealy 2013 Mike Mosher 2009 Mike Mosher 1968 John Haar 1974 Ken Elmer 1992 Dave Partridge 1987 Brian Kennedy 1993 Tom Kim 2004 Aaron Richer 2008 Michael Elliot* CANADA WEST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2013 Sean Einarsson 2009 Will Hyde UBC BUS PHILLIPS MEMORIAL TROPHY (Male Athlete of the Year) 2008 Devin Gunenc 2007 Jorge Angel-Mira 2013 Gagan Dosanjh 2001 Terry Bell 1999 Adam Plummer 1997 Nick Hopewell* 1996 Mike Franks UBC THUNDERBIRD ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1995 Steve McCauley 2008 Jorge Angel-Mira 2011 Gagan Dosanjh

JOE JOHNSON MEMORIAL TROPHY (CIS Player of the Year) UBC SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 2002 Aaron Richer 1993 Kevin Hearne 2010 Joe Johnson 2011 1991 Rob Reed 2012 Pat Onstad

CIS TOP 8 ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIAN 2006 1986-87 Men’s Soccer Team 2013 1989-91 Men’s Soccer Team 2013 Paul Clerc *denotes co-winner

12. MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM // UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER YEAR IN REVIEW 2013 CANADA WEST AWARDS

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Reynold Stewart, UBC

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Sean Einarsson, UBC

STUDENT-ATHLETE COMMUNITY AWARD: Paul Clerc, UBC

COACH OF THE YEAR: Mike Mosher, UBC

FAIR PLAY AWARD: UBC

CANADA WEST FIRST ALL-STAR TEAM GOALKEEPER: Elliot Mitrou, Victoria

DEFENCE: Paul Clerc, UBC; Sean Einarsson, UBC; Jordian Farahani, Saskatchewan; Andrew Ravenhill, Victoria; Niko Saler, Alberta CANADA WEST AWARDS UBC swept the conference’s major awards OFFENCE: Niall Cousens, UBC; Navid Mashinchi, UBC; Reynold Stewart, UBC; in 2013. From left to right: Sean Einarsson Cam Hundal, Victoria; Brett Levis, Saskatchewan (Rookie of the Year), Reynold Stewart (Player of the Year), Mike Mosher (Coach of CANADA WEST SECOND ALL-STAR TEAM the Year) and Paul Clerc (Student-Athlete GOALKEEPER: Jay Vetsch, Alberta Community Award)

DEFENCE: Bryan Fong, UBC; Brayden Gant, Trinity Western; James Gourlay, Calgary; Brandon Holmes, Saskatchewan; Eddy Sidra, Alberta

OFFENCE: Harry Lakhan, UBC; Milad Mehrabi, UBC; Cam Stokes, Victoria; Jarvis Ambaka, Trinity Western; Marcus Johnstone, Alberta

UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER // MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM 13. COACHING STAFF

MIKE MOSHER HEAD COACH 19TH SEASON

Canada West Championships: 1997, ‘01, ‘10, ‘12, ‘13 CIS Championships: ‘05, ‘07, ‘12, ‘13 Canada West Coach of the Year: 2009, ‘13 CIS Coach of the Year: 2013

Conference record: 136-43-42 Canada West playoff record: 16-15 CIS championships record: 19-2

Mike Mosher enters his 19th season as head coach of the UBC men’s soccer program and has led the Thunderbirds to four CIS national titles during his tenure, including back-to-back titles in 2012 & 2013. FISU Games in Bangkok when the Canadians lost in Coming off an undefeated season in 2012, the After finishing second in the Canada West regular a shootout to host Thailand to earn a fourth-place Thunderbirds were nearly as dominant in 2013, season standings in 2011, UBC was poised for finish, Canada’s best ever result. finishing the year with a record of 19-1. They another run at the National Championships; defeated Saskatchewan 6-1 in the Canada West unfortunately, the Thunderbirds suffered a Mosher competed as a T-Bird for five years, during final, for the 15th all-time conference banner in the heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Alberta in the Canada which time he contributed to three national program’s history. From there UBC would defeat West final and did not advance. championship runs in 1989, ‘90 and ‘91. He was Montreal, York, and Laval on route to a CIS National named MVP of the ‘89 gold medal squad and was Championship. The Thunderbirds program has won The 2010 season was a banner year for the also a CIS All-Canadian in 1990. Mosher also played a CIS best 13 national titles. T-Birds, as they collected their third Canada West four years with the Canadian Olympic team and championship under Mosher’s direction. The squad spent four seasons in the Canadian Soccer League UBC captured the fourth Canada West title in then went on to collect a silver medal at the CIS with Edmonton and Winnipeg. Mosher’s reign in 2012, when the team beat Alberta Championship. For his efforts, Mosher was named in the league’s playoff championship match. the Adult Coach of the Year by BC Soccer. Mosher has won a total of 12 national titles in his playing and coaching career. He has claimed seven Then at the CIS men’s soccer championship In A former standout player with the T-Birds, he at UBC, three as a player and four as a coach, and November 2012, Mosher’s UBC team beat Cape joined the team as an assistant coach in 1994, five more as a player comprised of two senior Breton for the Canadian university title, completing under his father Dick, and helped them to a national men’s club crowns, one Under-18 national title, and an undefeated season. tite that year. two U-18 all-star triumphs.

Mosher’s all-time record at the nationals is an Mosher has also had success on the international A UBC physical education graduate, he also incredible 19-2 while his regular season record coaching stage. He was head coach of the Canadian completed his master’s degree in arts at UBC, at UBC improved to 136-423-42 after the 2013 squad at the 2009 FISU Games in Serbia, Belgrade. specializing in sport management. He and wife, season. He was an assistant coach on the team at 2007 Mary, have three young daughters.

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#22 #33 DAVE PARTRIDGE ASSISTANT COACH

DAVID HENDRY ASSISTANT COACH

NIGEL MARPLES

ASSISTANT COACH CHRIS BECK ANTE BOSKOVIC GOALKEEPER // 3RD YEAR GOALKEEPER // 2ND YEAR FRANKFURT, GERMANY RICHMOND, BC 6-1 6-1 MIKE NORRIS SAUDER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ARTS GOALKEEPING COACH

JORDAN HUHTA

STUDENT TRAINER #8 #5

KENSIE LINTZ STUDENT TRAINER

DR. ROB LLOYD-SMITH TEAM DOCTOR

JULES CHOPIN ADRIANO CLEMENTE MIDFIELDER // 3RD YEAR DEFENDER // 2ND YEAR NELSON, BC BURNABY, BC 6-0 6-0 ARTS ARTS

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#18 #20 #17

PAUL CLERC MARK COTTRELL NIALL COUSENS DEFENDER // 5TH YEAR DEFENDER // 3RD YEAR FORWARD // 4TH YEAR COQUITLAM, BC VICTORIA, BC VANCOUVER, BC 6-1 5-11 6-4 KINESIOLOGY ARTS KINESIOLOGY

#13 #19 #4

SEAN EINARSSON BRYAN FONG ANDREW GRANGE MIDFIELDER // 2ND YEAR DEFENDER // 3RD YEAR DEFENDER // 2ND YEAR SURREY, BC VANCOUVER, BC SURREY, BC 5-9 6-1 5-11 APPLIED SCIENCE KINESIOLOGY SAUDER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

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#21 #7 #10

HAN SOL KIM HARRY LAKHAN NAVID MASHINCHI FORWARD // 1ST YEAR MIDFIELDER // 4TH YEAR MIDFIELDER // 5TH YEAR SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA SURREY, BC PORT MOODY, BC 5-10 6-0 5-9 KINESIOLOGY KINESIOLOGY SAUDER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

#11 #30 #2

MILAD MEHRABI RICHARD MEISTER TYLER MERTENS MIDFIELDER // 4TH YEAR GOALKEEPER // 5TH YEAR DEFENDER //3RD YEAR COQUITLAM, BC PORT MOODY, BC PORT COQUITLAM, BC 6-1 6-2 5-10 KINESIOLOGY ARTS SAUDER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

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#1 #24 #12

LUKE O’SHEA ALEX ORASA KARN PHAGURA GOALKEEPER // 4TH YEAR MIDFIELDER // 4TH YEAR MIDFIELDER // 1ST YEAR RICHMOND, BC RICHMOND, BC SURREY, BC 6-2 5-10 6-1 SAUDER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ARTS KINESIOLOGY

#15 #6 #16

LUIGI POLISI JACOB QUAIL LUCAS REIS MIDFIELDER // 2ND YEAR DEFENDER // 2ND YEAR MIDFIELDER // 2ND YEAR PORT MOODY, BC RICHMOND, BC PORT MOODY, BC 5-8 6-2 6-2 ARTS ARTS SAUDER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

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#25 #3 #14

OTIS SANDHU CHRIS SERBAN BORIS SI FORWARD // 2ND YEAR DEFENDER // 1ST YEAR MIDFIELDER // 1ST YEAR SURREY, BC CALGARY, AB VANCOUVER, BC 6-0 5-10 5-4 ARTS SAUDER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS KINESIOLOGY

#9 #23

KYLE SOHI TRISTAN WALLIS-MEYER FORWARD // 1ST YEAR DEFENDER // 2ND YEAR SURREY, BC WEST VANCOUVER, BC 5-8 5-9 SCIENCE ARTS

UBC THUNDERBIRDS SOCCER // MEN’S 2014 TEAM PROGRAM 19. #GoBirdsGo

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