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2007 MEDIA GUIDE - 1 COACHING STAFF Conference (CVAC) Regular Season Championship in 1999 TABLE OF CONTENTS / QUICK FACTS TABLE OF Contents CoacHING INFORmaTION Quick Facts & Sports Info 1 Head Coach Paul Stahlschmidt Coaching Staff 2 Alma Mater, Year Appalachian, 1994 Season Outlook 3 Record at Appalachian 34-35-4 (Four seasons) Opponents 4 Overall Record 88-67-12 (Nine seasons) Roster 5 Assistant Coach Liam Farrell (Belmont Abbey, 2000) Player Bios 6-12 Assistant Coach Robert Andrews (Emory & Henry, 2004) ASU Soccer Stadium 13 Office Phone (828) 262-6747 2006 Season Review 14-15 Office Fax (828) 262-7282 Records 16 Stahlschmidt’s E-mail [email protected] History/Honors 17-19 Farrell’s E-mail [email protected] Year-By-Year Results 20-21 The Southern Conference 22 Administration 23 TEAM INFORmaTION Appalachian State University 24 GENERAL INFORmaTION 2006 Record 10-7-2 Home 4-1-0 Away 5-5-0 Neutral 1-1-0 Location Boone, N.C. 2006 Southern Conference 3-2-2 Founded 1899 Finish Fifth Enrollment 15,000 Starters Returning/Lost 10/1 Nickname Mountaineers Letterwinners Returning 13 Colors Black and Gold Conference Southern Facility ASU Soccer Stadium SPORts INFORmaTION Seating Capacity 360 Chancellor Dr. Kenneth E. Peacock Faculty Representative Dr. Alan Hauser Director of Athletics Charlie Cobb Senior Associate AD/SWA Debbie Richardson Senior Associate AD Rick Beasley Director Mike Flynn Associate AD David Jackson Intern/Soccer Contact AJ Henderson Associate AD Jay Sutton Phone (828) 262-7166 Associate AD Troy Heustess Mobile Phone (276) 619-1041 Athletic Trainer Jason Robey E-mail [email protected] Director of Academic Services for Athletes Jean Roberts Associate SID Ty Patton Strength and Conditioning Coach Jeff Dillman Assistant SID TBA Athletic Website www.GoASU.com Intern Courtney Burchett Main Phone (828) 262-2268 Fax (828) 262-6106 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF WOMEN’S SPORTS IN Office Mail 530 Rivers St. THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 307 Varsity Gym The 2007-08 season marks the 25th anniversary of Boone, N.C. 28608 women’s championships in The Southern Conference. Appalachian athletics joins the SoCon in celebrating this monumental event. CRedits Appalachian State University’s media guides are a production of the Appalachian State University Sports Information Office. The guide was written by AJ Henderson with historical research provided by Jonathan Caskey, David Jackson, Ty Patton and Paul Stahlschmidt. Thanks to Paul Stahlschmidt, Mike Flynn, Ty Patton and Courtney Burchett for their editorial assistance. Cover design by Ty Patton. Photography by Leila Jackson, Mike Sassano, Mike Rominger and Troy Tuttle. Printing by MultiAd Printing (Joe Dalfonso, Marcia Schwartz) Peoria, Ill. 2007 MEDIA GUIDE - 1 COACHING STAFF Conference (CVAC) regular season championship in 1999. During his paul final season, the team went 12-7-2 and finished second in the CVAC regular season. Prior to his appointment at Belmont Abbey, Stahlschmidt STAHLSCHMIDT served two years as an assistant at Pfeiffer, where his team won a Head Coach CVAC regular season title in 1997. A native of St. Louis, Stahlschmidt graduated from Appalachian in 1994 after transferring from Southeast Fifth Season Missouri State. A two-sport scholar-athlete at ASU, he was a member Appalachian, ‘94 of the soccer and track and field teams. The first of three brothers to play soccer for the Mountaineers, Stahlschmidt helped initiate the women’s soccer program at Paul Stahlschmidt is in his fifth season at the helm of the Appalachian, serving as the first assistant women’s coach from 1994- Appalachian men’s soccer program. A 1994 graduate of ASU, 1996. During that time he earned a master’s degree in developmental Stahlschmidt has guided Appalachian to a record of 34-35-7. education. The 2006 Mountaineers posted a a 10-7-2 overall record with a 3-2-2 As a staff coach with the North Carolina Youth Soccer Association, mark in the SoCon. The finish ties the 2004 mark for best under Stahlschmidt has worked with the Olympic Development Program Stahlschmidt. For only the second time since 2000, the Mountaineers and the 1991 boys ODP Team. He has formerly coached the N.C. '86 reached the SoCon semifinals with a 4-1 win over College of and '81 boys’ ODP squads. From 1998-2001, he worked with one of Charleston. The team opened the schedule well by winning the first the most successful coaches in international soccer, Terry Venables, five games on the schedule and closed the season ranked eighth in serving as a regional director for his worldwide soccer schools. He has the NSCAA Addidas South Region after a high of seventh in the poll. earned a UEFA European "A" License, United States Soccer Federation After spending five seasons at Belmont Abbey, Stahlschmidt is "A" License and NSCAA Premier Diploma. Stahlschmidt and his wife, the ninth coach in the 44-year history of Appalachian’s men’s soccer Caroline, live in Boone. program. During his tenure as head coach at Belmont Abbey, the Crusaders earned over 50 wins, capturing a Carolinas-Virginia Athletic ASU HEAD CoacHING RecoRDS Overall Conference Coach Seasons Yrs W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Eric DeGroat 1962-69 8 27 49 7 .367 - - - - Bill Teeple, Jr. 1970 1 2 8 0 .200 - - - - Vaughn Christian 1971-77 7 71 22 4 .753 26 2 3 .903 Hank Steinbrecher 1978-80 3 33 10 2 .756 20 0 0 1.000 Art Rex 1981-97 17 147 159 21 .482 61 24 7 .684 T.J. Kostecky 1998 1 13 8 0 .619 4 4 0 .500 Aidan Heaney 1999-2000 2 21 17 0 .553 11 5 0 .687 Dave Golan 2001-02 2 23 13 1 .635 10 6 0 .625 Paul Stahlschmidt 2003-Present 4 34 35 7 .493 12 12 4 .534 Totals 45 371 321 42 .534 144 53 14 .716 Southern Conference Championships: Vaughn Christian 5, Art Rex 4, Hank Steinbrecher 1 Southern Conference Tournament Championships: Art Rex: 1 liam robert FARRELL ANDREWS Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Fifth Season Second Season Belmont Abbey, ‘00 Emory & Henry, ‘04 Liam Farrell is in his fifth season with Appalachian after a four- Robert Andrews enters his second season on the Appalachian year standout career as a defender at Belmont Abbey. Prior to coming men’s staff as the goalkeeping coach after successful stints in the same to ASU, Farrell served as a graduate assistant at Lenior-Rhyne. Farrell is position at both the collegiate and high school levels. also the director of coaching for the High Country Avalanche Soccer Before joining the Mountaineers, Andrews coached the Region Club. IV Goalkeeper of the Year at Abingdon High School. Andrews holds A native of Fort Myers Beach, Fla., Farrell is a 2000 graduate of an NSCAA National Goalkeeper Diploma, and an NSCAA Advanced Belmont Abbey, where he played four years for Stahlschmidt on National Diploma. the soccer team. An integral part of the Carolinas-Virginia Athletic At Emory & Henry, Andrews was a two-year captain for the Wasps Conference championship squad his senior season, Farrell was named and a three-year starter in goal. He led the Old Dominion Athletic to both all-CVAC and all-Southeast squads. A contributor off the field, Conference in saves in 2002 and 2004 and saves per game in 2003 and Farrell was also senior class president and the president of the NCAA 2004. Student-Athlete Advisory Committee from 1997-2000. Farrell holds an A native of Cary, N.C., Andrews graduated from Apex High School NSCAA Premier Diploma. and was a product of the FVAA Flash club squad. 2 - APPALACHIAN MEN’S SOCCER 2007 OUTLOOK As the 2007 Appalachian State men’s Tony Crocker join sophomore forward Joel soccer campaign begins, its business as usual Cowan and attacking midfielders George for a squad that returns 10 players that have Carmichael and Ryan Armistead as options seen acton as a starter. Of the 29 roster spots, up top. 17 are filled by players with match experi- Senior Corey Lugger looks to improve ence. on a second-team all-SoCon performance in “This is the most experienced team that 2006 as the chief set-up man with 11 assists we’ve had since I’ve been here,” said fifth-year and two goals to his name. head coach Paul Stahlschmidt. “We have “Corey had a great season last year,” said many veterans returning to the team this Stahlschmidt. “He has great vision and can year.” put the ball where few others can.” For the second-consecutive season, Also in midfield is senior McCoy Liv- the Mountaineers return two captains from ingston who claimed SoCon all-tournament the previous season. Senior midfielder Tim honors in 2006. Junior Juan Obregon returns Bender and junior first-team all-SoCon as one of the conference’s top attacking mid- defender Paul Pessina will provide strong fielders with seven goals last season. leadership. Senior captain Tim Bender returns in the The leading goal-scorer off the 2006 midfield after missing the 2006 campaign squad, Arie Muniz, returns to the Mountain- with an injury. Also returning in the midfield eers at forward for his sophomore season. is junior J.T. LaBruyere who returns to the Last season, Muniz scored nine goals on 34 team after not playing in 2006. shots as he was named second-team all- Stahlschmidt has added additional help SoCon. Senior Sean Sassano returns his four in the midfield through transfers and recruit- goals and five assists from 2006 on the front ing. Sophomore transfers Kenny and Tommy line. Orelaja joined Appalachian during the spring Incoming Freshman Mike Schenck and semester from East Carolina. Freshmen Anto- nio Harley, Steven Sassano and Dragen Scarborough also look MICHAEL to make an impact in the middle of the park.
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