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Go Vikesgo .C Om/White C GOVIKESGO.COM/WHITECAPS VS #VIKESVCAPS FEBRUARY 15, 2015 This is the fourth-straight and 10th overall match up between the University of Victoria Vikes and Vancouver Whitecaps FC men’s soccer programs. The teams have met at Centennial Stadium all but one year (2011) since 2005. The friendly match follows a 2014 fall season that saw the 8-1-3 Vikes finish just shy of a CIS Championship berth after losing 2-0 to Saskatchewan in the Canada West semifinals. Despite not appearing at nationals, the Vikes had a highlight season with fifth-year forward Cameron Stokes finishing second in conference scoring with eight goals, going on to be named a Canada West First Team All-Star alongside defender Alex Redpath, midfielder Cam Hundal and keeper Noah Pawlowski. Pawlowski was further honoured as a CIS First Team All-Canadian after posting four shutouts and a save percentage of 80 per cent throughout the regular season. In his first season at the helm, head coach Carl Robinson led Whitecaps FC to their second MLS Cup playoff appearance in 2014. The ‘Caps set new team records for points (50), road points (18), and fewest defeats. The Blue and White also captured a second consecutive Cascadia Cup and qualified for the CONCACAF Champions League for the first time in club history. Entering their fifth season in MLS, Vancouver’s MLS roster features three Designated Players in Chilean attacking midfielder and captain Pedro Morales – 2014 MLS Newcomer of the Year – as well as defensive midfielder Matias Laba and new striker Octavio Rivero. Last year, Whitecaps FC defeated the Vikes 1-0 at Centennial Stadium. Since 2005, Vancouver holds the edge with a 7W-1L-1D record against UVic. PHOTOS | APSHUTTER.COM CONTENT | ALI LEE DESIGN | ERIN KENNY UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA VIKES № NAME POS HT YR MAJOR HOMETOWN THE TEAM 1 Noah Pawlowski GK 6-3 3 Humanities Vancouver, BC 3 Tarnvir Bhandal M 5-10 2 Social Sciences Victoria, BC Many Vikes have previously played professional soccer with Whitecaps FC including 6 Gareth Langdon M 6-0 3 Business Victoria, BC Jamie Lowery, Chris and Nico Craveiro, Geordie Lyall and current UVic men’s soccer head 7 Craig Gorman M 6-0 4 Education Victoria, BC coach Bruce Wilson. In fact, the Vikes head coach was an original member of the North 8 Craig Taylor M 5-11 5 Social Sciences Victoria, BC American Soccer League Whitecaps, having played four seasons in Vancouver from 1974 9 Sam Prette M 6-1 3 Science Victoria, BC to 1977. Eight Vikes will have their fi nal test against the Whitecaps FC as 2015 will be their fi nal year either in school or eligibility. This includes Craig Taylor, Spencer McKinnon, 11 Cam Stokes M 5-11 3 Education Richmond, BC Adam Plantinga, Dominic Colantonio, Aaron Murphy, Rhyse Harnden, Alex Redpath and 13 Michael Baart F 6-1 1 Engineering Victoria, BC Cam Stokes. 14 Parm Johal D 5-7 3 Science Victoria, BC 16 Paulo Dait M 5-7 2 Engineering Maple Ridge, BC 17 Mackenzie Rigg D 5-10 1 Science Kelowna, BC 19 Alex Redpath D 5-10 5 Education Terrace, BC VIKES TO WATCH 20 Scot Jones M 5-10 2 Science Victoria, BC 21 Dominic Colantonio M 5-8 3 Humanities Victoria, BC 23 Cam Hundal M 5-9 4 Education Terrace, BC 25 Aaron Murphy D 5-11 2 Education Victoria, BC 30 Cole Tamburri GK 5-11 1 Humanities Victoria, BC 20 Scot Jones M 5-10 1 Science Victoria, BC 21 Dominic Colantonio M 5-8 2 Humanities Victoria, BC 22 Parm Johal D 5-7 2 Science Victoria, BC 23 Cam Hundal M 5-9 3 Education Terrace, BC 24 Rhyse Harnden D 6-0 3 Business North Vancouver, BC NOAH CAM ALEX 25 Aaron Murphy D 5-11 1 Education Victoria, BC 01 PAWLOWSKI 11 STOKES 19 REDPATH 26 Mackenzie Rigg M 5-10 1 Science Kelowna, BC 30 Elliot Mitrou GK 6-1 5 Social Sciences Victoria, BC 3RD YEAR - GOALKEEPER 5th yEAR – FoRWARD 5th yEAR – DEFEnDER 2014 CIS 1ST TEAM ALL-CANADIAN 2014 CANADA WEST 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR 2014 CANADA WEST 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR 2014 CANADA WEST 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR VIKES TOP SCORER (8 GOALS) TEAM CAPTAIN Head Coach: Bruce Wilson (27th Season) Director of Athletics & Recreation: Clint Hamilton Assistant Coach: Ian Bridge Manager of Athletics: James Keogh Head Athletic Therapist: Traci Vander Byl Communications Offi cer: Ali Lee @UVICVIKES #VIKESVCAPS | WWW.GOVIKESGO.COM VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC № NAME POS HT YR W/CAPS YR W/MLS HOMETOWN 1 David Ousted GK 6-04 3rd 3rd Greve, DEN THE TEAM 2 Jordan Harvey LB 5-11 5th 10th Mission Viejo, CA 3 Sam Adekugbe LB 5-09 5th 3rd Manchester, ENG 4 Kendall Waston CB 6-05 2nd 2nd Limón, CRC Whitecaps FC will play the Vikes as part of their pre-season preparations. Prior to their 7 Mauro Rosales M 5-08 2nd 2nd Villa Maria, ARG island visit, the ‘Caps will open preseason in Tucson, Arizona, taking part in the Desert 9 Nicolás Mezquida AM 5-07 2nd 2nd Montevideo, URU Friendlies. The ‘Caps will kick off their 2015 MLS regular season on Mar. 7 against Toronto 11 Darren Mattocks F 5-10 4th 4th Portmore, JAM FC at BC Place in Vancouver. The ‘Caps also feature seven Homegrown Canadians, 15 Matías Laba CM 5-09 2nd 3rd Villa Raff o, ARG including Canadian men’s national team players Caleb Clarke and Russell Teibert, and 18 Diego Rodríguez CB 6-02 1st 1st Montevideo, URU recent Canadian U-20 men’s national team players Sam Adekugbe, Marco Bustos, Marco 19 Erik Hurtado OM/F 5-10 3rd 3rd Beaverton, OR Carducci, and Kianz Froese. 22 Christian Dean CB/LB 6-03 2nd 2nd East Palo Alto, CA 23 Kekuta Manneh OM/F 5-09 3rd 3rd Bakau, GAM 24 Marco Carducci GK 6-01 5th 2nd Calgary, AB 25 Andre Lewis M 5-09 2nd 2nd Spanish Town, JAM CAPS TO WATCH 26 Tim Parker D 6-02 1st 1st Hicksville, NY 27 Ethen Sampson D 5-10 3rd 2nd Mitchell's Plain, RSA 28 Gershon Koffi e CM 6-00 6th 5th Accra, GHA 29 Octavio Rivero F 6-02 1st 1st Treinta y Tres, URU 30 Ben McKendry M 5-11 3rd 1st Vancouver, BC 31 Russell Teibert M 5-08 7th 5th Niagara Falls, ON 32 Marco Bustos M 5-06 5th 1st Winnipeg, MB 33 Steven Beitashour RB 5-10 2nd 6th San Jose, CA 34 Caleb Clarke F 6-01 6th 4th Richmond, BC 37 Mitch Piraux M 5-08 5th -- Calgary, AB 38 Kianz Froese M 5-09 3rd 1st Brunkild, MB 3 SAM 29 OCTAVIO 77 PEDRO 41 Jackson Farmer CB 6-02 5th -- Edmonton, AB ADEKUGBE RIVERO MORALES 44 Pa-Modou Kah CB 6-01 1st 3rd Oslo, NOR DEFEnCE – MANCHESTER, ENG FORWARD – TREINTA Y TRES, URU MIDFIELD– HUALPÉN, CHI 70 Paolo Tornaghi GK 6-04 2nd 4th Garbagnate Milanese, ITA 5TH YEAR WITH THE CAPS 1ST YEAR WITH THE CAPS 2ND YEAR WITH THE CAPS 77 Pedro Morales AM 5-11 2nd 2nd Hualpén, CHI Whitecaps FC President: Bob Lenarduzzi Assistant Coach: Martyn Pert Vice President, Soccer Operations: Greg Anderson Assistant Coach: Gordon Forrest Head Coach: Carl Robinson Goalkeeper Coach: Marius Rovde @WHITECAPSFC #VIKESVCAPS | WWW.WHITECAPSFC.COM 2014 VIKES MEN’S SOCCER YEAR IN REVIEW The long-time annual friendlies between the Vikes and Whitecaps FC men has also been in support of an annual Whitecaps FC titled student-athlete scholarship given to Vikes men’s and women’s soccer players. The partnership between Vikes Athletics and Recreation and Whitecaps FC has helped support this award and the Vikes are pleased to recognize the most recent recipients, from 2013-14: SEASON RECORD Conference: 8-1-3 Canada West playoff s: 0-2 (4th) CIS Championship: DNQ #11 Teresa Anania #25 Aaron Murphy CANADA WEST STATS LEADERS Cameron Stokes – Tied for second place overall (11 games played, 8 goals) Forward 2nd Year Defender 2nd Year Dominic Colantonio – 12 games played, 12 points and 4 assists Winnipeg, MB Victoria, BC Noah Pawlowski – 5th overall in goalkeeping (4 shutouts) 2014 AWARD WINNERS CIS First Team All-Canadian: GK Noah Pawlowski Canada West First Team All-Stars: GK Noah Pawlowski, D Alex Redpath, M Cam Hun- dal, M Cameron Stokes CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS (5): 1975, 1987, 1996, 2004, 2011 CANADA WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS (9): 1987, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2009 #25 Elise Butler #19 Alex Redpath CIS COACH OF THE YEAR (2): 1991, 1996 Defender 2nd Year Defender 5th Year Victoria, BC Terrace, BC CANADA WEST COACH OF THE YEAR (9): 1991, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2011 AUTOGRAPHS ARE YOU IN? #VIKESNATION @ UVICVIKES @ VIKESREC VIKESNATION.COM.
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