awards & honors 1997-00 1984-87 1984-87 1985-88 1987-90 1991-94 1991-94 1994-97 1994-97 1997-00 2003-04 2002-05 1986, 1988-90 Years Lettered harles Arndt, 1988 C National Goalkeeper of the Year of the Goalkeeper National 2005-06 2003-06 2006-07 Years Lettered all-time leading scorer Carolina’s South points 24 career Scored GAA of 0.70 Career in points scored all-time Fourth 87 matches Started Led team in scoring 1992-94 assist leader 1991, 1992 and 1994 Team 53 points in 1995 a school record Scored two-time All-American First second All-America GK Carolina’s South Became two-time All-America GK First semifinalist Year of the Player National starter Four-year Note GAMECOCK ALL-AMERICANS of the Season Team of the Season Team of the Season Team Mention Honorable Award NATIONAL GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR NATIONAL Goalkeeper Goalkeeper Goalkeeper Defender Defender Goalkeeper Forward Defender Forward Midfielder Midfielder Midfielder Position Forward Position Goalkeeper Forward Midfield GAMECOCKS ON THE TOP DRAWER SOCCER TEAM OF THE SEASON arren Lipka, 1985 arren Reece Greg Henry Ring Henry Ring Guzan Brad Baltzegar Marty Charles Arndt Brisson Clark Loeber Tommy Chris Faklaris Smith Rob Clint Mathis Clint Mathis Name Allison Doug W Jeff Scannella Jeff Gustavson Mike Sambursky Mike Name National Goalkeeper of the Year of the Goalkeeper National 2005 1998 2000 2004 1994 1995 1997 1990 1993 1987 1988 1989 Year 1987 best) while being part for another school standard. matches that year of 15 shutouts in 24 All-America, Academic All-America and John M. Johnson Award winner after the 1988 season. Award M. Johnson All-America and John All-America, Academic record completed what is still the best South Carolina 1985, after winner in award Year” of the “Goalkeeper first-ever Lipka became the Gamecocks’ quarterfinals. 2,155 minutes in goal that season (still a school Lipka played Tournament in school history to the NCAA (20-3-1) while advancing Arndt became one of USC’s best players ever after a sparkling senior campaign that saw him engineer 13 shutouts for the Gamecocks en route to a en route senior campaign that saw him engineer 13 shutouts for the Gamecocks after a sparkling ever best players Arndt became one of USC’s goals and has the best career in a career for minutes played record long-standing Lipka’s Tournament. Arndt broke semifinals appearance in the NCAA Region, in school history Arndt was also named All-South a goal everyagainst average mark. one-and-a-half games for an 0.70 career — allowing One of the most prestigious awards on the national college soccer scene is “Goalkeeper of the Year,” so named by adidas and the NSCAA. Within a Within adidas and the NSCAA. so named by Year,” of the on the national college soccer scene is “Goalkeeper awards of the most prestigious One Lipka winning in 1985 and Charles Arndt in 1988. Warren — home two of those awards brought Carolina span, South four-year 2007 Year 2006 2006 awards & honors DOUG ALLISON Baltzegar scored 24career pointsonsixgoalsand12assists. two comingonpenaltykicks.Baltzegar joinedteammateDoug AllisonasCarolina’s firstever All-Americahonorees. Marty Baltzegar was a second-team All-American after anchoring a stifling defensethatallowed only10 goals all year, coach atcross-state rival Furman. winners. He asanassistantcoachtoMark served Berson atSouth Carolina from 1991-94 andiscurrently thehead from 1985-87. Anative ofBarnstaple, England, Allison joinedMarty Baltzegar astheschool’s firstAll-Americaaward scorer (63).He ledCarolina inscoringallfourofhisyears andwent tothe NCAA Tournament three straightyears Doug Allison,South Carolina’s firstever first-teamAll-Americanistheschool’s all-timeleadingpoint(158)andgoal al Goalkeeper of the Year. He holdsschoolrecords forcareer goals againstaverage (0.70)andcombined shutouts(29). semifinal appearanceintheNCAA Tournament during hisseniorcampaign. Arndt wasnamedFor hisefforts, Nation A first-teamAll-Americaselection, CharlesArndtcompiled13shutoutswhileleadingthe Gamecocks totheir first MARTY BALTZEGAR -1987ALL-AMERICAN -DEFENDER CHARLES ARNDT-1988ALL-AMERICAN -GOALKEEPER DOUG ALLISON-1987ALL-AMERICAN -FORWARD MARTY BALTZEGAR CHARLES ARNDT - awards & honors - CHRIS FAKLARIS TOMMY LOEBER TOMMY LOEBER - 1990 ALL-AMERICAN - DEFENDER TOMMY LOEBER - 1990 ALL-AMERICAN CLARK BRISSON - 1989 ALL-AMERICAN - FORWARD CLARK BRISSON - 1989 ALL-AMERICAN CHRIS FAKLARIS - 1993 ALL-AMERICAN - FORWARD - 1993 ALL-AMERICAN CHRIS FAKLARIS on two goals and two assists. son closed out his career in 1990 with 98 points (36g, 26a), good for fourth all-time in South Carolina history. In In history. Carolina fourthfor good 26a), (36g, points 98 with 1990 in South in all-time career his out closed son to the NCAA and advanced compiled an amazing 61-14-11 (.773) mark the Gamecocks career, four-year Brisson’s four times. Tournament goals 19 allowed only that defense a led He NSCAA. the by selection All-America First-Team a was Loeber Tommy started native, Texas, an Arlington, Loeber, Tournament. of the NCAA to the second round while advancing all year with six points finished his career notching 87 starts in 87 games. He history, in Carolina games than anyone more Clark Brisson earned All-America honors after leading Carolina with a then-school record 50 points (21g, 8a). Bris a then-school record with honors after leading Carolina earned All-America Brisson Clark Chris Faklaris was a consensus Second-Team All-American by Soccer America, Soccer News and the NSCAA after and the News America, Soccer Soccer by All-American Second-Team a consensus was Faklaris Chris (55 points 124 with scorer leading all-time second Carolina’s (20). goals and (44) points in Gamecocks the leading game appearance in 1993. to their only national championship led the Gamecocks goals, 14 assists), Faklaris CLARK BRISSON awards & honors ROB SMITH becoming aconsensusfirst-teamAll-Americaselectionin1995.A third-team selectionin1997, he finishedhiscareer Clint Mathis setGamecock seasonrecords formostpoints(53),goals(25) andgame-winninggoals(10)onhiswayto the United States atthe1996Olympic Games inAtlanta, Ga. Smith, whoplayed fortheMLS’s ColumbusCrew, completedhisdegree atSouth Carolina in2001.He represented 84 matchesduringhisfour-year career, Smith istiedforninthall-timeinscoringwith78points(19goals,40assists). Rob Smith, athird-team All-American,endedhiscareer asCarolina’s inall all-timeleaderwith40assists.Astarter MLS Superdraft innetfortheFire andwasthe starter in2004. campaign with an 0.93 GAA, allowing only 17 goals his senior season. He was drafted by the Chicago Fire in the 2001 cock toearnAll-Americahonors twice, joiningClintMathis. Ringearnedthird-team honorsafterendingthe2000 minutes in1998.Ringwasnamed tothefirst-ever All-Independent First Team. He becameonlythesecond Game Henry Ringpostedagoalsagainst average of 0.72andrecorded 9.5shutoutswhile allowing only14 goalsin1,753 States inthe World Cup. Hermann Trophy andtheMAC (Missouri Athleic Club)Player ofthe Year award. In 2002,herepresented theUnited as thethird with121points(53g,15a).He all-timeleadingscorer inCarolina history wasathree-time finalistforthe CLINT MATHIS -1995,‘97ALL-AMERICAN -MIDFIELDER ROB SMITH-1994ALL-AMERICAN -MIDFIELDER HENRY 1998, RING - ‘00 ALL-AMERICAN GOALKEEPER - CLINT MATHIS HENRY RING - awards & honors - - GREG REECE GREG REECE - 2005 ALL-AMERICAN - DEFENDER GREG REECE - 2005 ALL-AMERICAN BRAD GUZAN - 2004 ALL-AMERICAN - GOALKEEPER BRAD GUZAN - 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Greg Reece earned Third-Team All-America honors from CollegeSoccerNews.com following his senior season in 2005. following CollegeSoccerNews.com All-America honors from earned Third-Team Reece Greg Game and helped the Year of the Player USA Defensive was selected Conference of Clemmons, N.C., Reece A native four-year was a Reece Tournament. berthand an automatic the C-USA Championship in the NCAA cocks capture Carolina. on the backline for South starer cock in 2004. He was also a semfinalist for the MAC (Missouri Athletic Club) Hermann Trophy and one of Soccer and one of Trophy Hermann Club) Athletic (Missouri was also a semfinalist for the MAC cock in 2004. He every played minute in goal of his two seasons at Carolina Ill., native Glen, Homer The 11 Collegiate MVPs. America’s making him the highest goalkeeper ever in the MLS SuperDraft, 2 pick was the No. Guzan opting to turn pro. before while he was the starting Olympics, goalkeeper for the U.S. in the 2008 Beijing USA). Guzan drafted (CD Chivas recently He was most England in late 2008. in League Premier Barclays Villa of the began his first season with Aston that competed in the 2014 Team National spot on the 2014 U.S. Men’s roster Cup World with his second honored World for the 2010 Team National was a member of the 2010 US Men’s previously He in Brazil. Cup World FIFA Africa.. in South Cup Brad Guzan earned Second-Team All-America honors from the NSCAA in his second and final season as a Game and final season as a the NSCAA in his second honors from All-America earned Second-Team Guzan Brad BRAD GUZAN awards & honors HELGI BJORGVINSSON those seasons.Three Gamecocks were honored in2010and2015,four were namedtothesquadin1986,1987and1994seasons. At leastoneSouth Carolina player hasmadetheAll-South Region seasonsince1983,andtwoplayers have teaminevery garnered thehonorin25of South Region until2013,theGamecocks moved totheSoutheast Region for2014-15. (1991-94). Doug Allison (1985-87),ChrisFaklaris (1992-94)andJimmy Maurer (2008-10)were three-time All-South Region ofthe selections.Apart made theAll-South Region teammore thanonceduringtheircareer. Rob Smith wasselectedAll-South Region inallfourofhisseasonsatSouth Carolina Association ofAmerican(NSCAA)All-Region honors.Brian Winstead wasthefirstCarolina player tomaketheteamin1978. Carolina playersFourteen Since headcoachMark theGamecock Berson program started in1978,atotalof50different student-athleteshave collected76 National Soccer Coaches NSCAA ALL-REGION BRIAN WINSTEAD CLARK BRISSON WARREN LIPKA 1978 1993 1989 1985 MARTY BALTZEGAR BILLY CLIFFORD TOMMY LOEBER TIM BERRA 1989-90 1983-84 1986-87 1994 ANDREW COGGINS BILLY BAUMHOFF ROGER NORMAN SCOTT COOK 1986-87 1983 1994 1991 ARNI ARNTHORSSON 1991-92-93-94 CLINT MATHIS 1995, 1997 BILL HENCY ROB SMITH 1986 1984 CHARLES ARNDT DOUG ALLISON RUBEN TIFINO 1985-86-87 TONY SOTO 1995-96 1987-88 1992 CHRIS FAKLARIS MIKE GOSSELIN KEITH LEEPER 1992-93-94 1988, 1990 LARUSSON KRISTINN 1995 1985 awards & honors 2000 2015-16 2005-06 2008-09-10 DANNY DEAKIN JORDAN QUINN JIMMY MAURER MIKE SAMBURSKY 2005 2008 2014 GREG REECE 1999, 2001 SAM ARTHUR JOEY WORTHEN 1984, 1985, 1988, OF THE YEAR MIKKEL KNUDSEN NSCAA REGION COACH Four times, Mark Berson has been has been Berson times, Mark Four named the NSCAA South Region Region named the NSCAA South Year: Coach of the 1995 2007 1998 2013-14 2003-04 BRAD GUZAN JEFF SCANNELLA ANDERS RONNEVIG MAHAMOUDOU KABA 2003 2016 2011-12 HENRY RING 1998, 2000 2007, 2009 KURTIS TURNER TYLER RUTHVEN JACK CUMMINGS BRADLEE BALADEZ 2015 2010 2006 1997 2001-02 JOSH WOLFF WILL TRAYNOR JEFFREY TORDA TIM GLOWIENKA MIKE GUSTAVSON 2015 2010 2005 2001 JONAS 1997-98 RYAN DALEY RYAN MYLLENBERG JOSH ALCALA KOTY MILLARD BLAKE BRETTSCHNEIDER awards & honors BRADLEE BALADEZ TOMMY LOEBER RYAN DALEY 1986 2010 2000 2005 2003 2000 1995 1995 1991 1989 1987 1986 Year 2014 2011 2010 2007 2006 2006 BRAEDEN TROYER MIKE GOSSELIN BRAD GUZAN Name Mikkel Knudsen Braeden Troyer Bradlee Baladez Jimmy Maurer Mark Wiltse Jeff Scannella Mike Gustavson Brad Guzan Ryan Daley Josh Wolff Tony Soto Rob Smith Ruben Tufino Mike Gosselin Tommy Loeber 2011 1987 2003 MIKE GUSTAVSON MIKKEL KNUDSEN FRESHMEN ALL-AMERICANS Forward Midfield Forward Goalkeeper Defense Midfield Goalkeeper Goalkeeper Forward Forward Defense Defense Midfield Defense Defense Position RUBEN TUFINO 1989 2005 2014 Award (Outlet) First Team (CSN),Second Team (TDS) Third (CSN) Team Third Team (CSN) Third Team (CSN),All-Rookie(TDS) (TDS) All-Rookie Second Team (CSN),All-Rookie (TDS) All-Freshman Team (TDS) All-Freshman Team (CSN) Third-Team Freshman All-America(CSN) Freshman All-America(SA&SN) Freshman All-America(SN) All-Freshman Team (SA) National Freshman ofthe Year (SA) All-Freshman Team (SA) JEFF SCANNELLA ROB SMITH 1991 2006 MARK WILTSE TONY SOTO 1995 2006 Ruben Tufino, 1989 Soccer America National Freshman ofthe Year Years Lettered 2014 2011-14 2010-12 2007-10 2006-10 2006-09 2005-06 2003-04 2000-01 1995-97 1995-96 1991-94 1989-93 1987-90 1986-90 JIMMY MAURER JOSH WOLFF 2007 1995 awards & honors ------A four-year letterman, Greg King earned the Walter Byers NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship as part NCAA Post-Graduate Byers Walter King earned the letterman, Greg A four-year Braeden Troyer, a Columbia, S.C., product, gained the Conference USA Men’s Soccer Scholar-Ath Soccer Men’s USA Conference the gained product, S.C., Columbia, a Troyer, Braeden Peter Duitsman, South Carolina’s 1993 team captain, earned the prestigious 1994 H. Boyd Mc 1994 H. Boyd earned the prestigious 1993 team captain, Carolina’s South Duitsman, Peter WALTER BYERS NCAA POST-GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP NCAA POST-GRADUATE BYERS WALTER Academic All-American for he collected that season. The first two-time CoSIDA of a bevy of awards a scholar He also garnered year. he earned first-team accolades during his senior soccer, men’s Gamecock as one of the award’s program McWhorter as part of its H. Boyd Conference the Southeastern ship from assists. posting five in 61 matches in his career, finalists. King played lete of the Year award after his senior campaign. A four-year starter, Troyer gained first-team CoSIDA Troyer starter, after his senior campaign. A four-year award Year lete of the during received All-America honors during his senior season, a part of a collection of awards Academic Co also stood as a three-time Troyer selection, USA All-Conference A four-time Conference the year. and a honoree Region 4 selection, a two-time NSCAA Scholar All-South All-District SIDA Academic Rrepresenta Athletics the 1A Faculty also gained Troyer member. Team two-time C-USA All-Academic Award. Excellence Academic (FAR) tives CONFERENCE USA MEN’S SOCCER SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR CONFERENCE USA MEN’S SOCCER SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Whorter Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year award from the Southeastern Conference. The $10,000 post The $10,000 Conference. the Southeastern from award Year of the Scholar-Athlete Whorter Male posted a 3.84 grade Duitsman Ill., of Naperville, A native the SEC. by is presented graduate scholarship in 1993 and a CoSIDA and was named an ISAA Scholar All-American in economics point average at-large team for 1993-94. group’s All-American on the Academic H. BOYD MCWHORTER SEC MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR OF THE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE SEC MALE H. BOYD MCWHORTER Greg King, 1995 NCAA Greg Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year of the Scholar-Athlete Male Postgraduate Winner Scholarship Postgraduate Men’s Soccer Scholar-Athlete of the Year of the Scholar-Athlete Soccer Men’s Braeden Troyer, 2014-15 Conference USA 2014-15 Conference Troyer, Braeden Peter Duitsman, 1994 H. Boyd McWhorter McWhorter 1994 H. Boyd Duitsman, Peter awards & honors 2016 2014 2010 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 1994-95 1994-95 1993-94 1993-94 Year PETER DUITSMAN WILL TRAYNOR 1993-94 2010 Name Danny Deakin Braeden Troyer Will Traynor Blake Brettschneider Jimmy Maurer Sam Arthur Jimmy Maurer Sam Arthur Chris Faklaris Greg King Greg King Peter Duitsman 1993-94 &1994-95 BRAEDEN TROYER GREG KING 2014 Midfield Defense Defense Forward Goalkeeper Forward Goalkeeper Forward Forward Defense Defense Midfield Position COSIDA ACADEMICALL-AMERICANS CHRIS FAKLARIS Note First Team C-USAtwice,18career goals Team captainasasenior Scored sixgoalsasasenior Scored 19career goals Collected 28career shutouts Scored eightgoalsasajunior Posted acareer 1.05GAA Scored 18career goals with55goals Second inschoolhistory Four-year letterman 1993 teamcaptain DANNY DEAKIN 1994-95 2016 Stephen Morrissey 2011 Will Traynor(First Team) Jimmy Maurer (First Team) Blake Brettschneider (First Team) 2010 Jimmy Maurer (First Team) Sam (First Arthur Team) 2009 Will Traynor(Second Team) Jimmy Maurer (First Team) Sam (First Arthur Team) 2008 Daniel Upchurch (Second Team) 2007 Daniel Upchurch (Second Team) Ryan Leeton(Second Team) 2006 SAM ARTHUR 2008, 2009 COSIDA ACADEMICALL-DISTRICT Team CoSIDA Men’s Soccer First Team CoSIDA Men’s Soccer First Team CoSIDA Men’s Soccer Third Team CoSIDA Men’s Soccer Third Team CoSIDA Men’s Soccer First Team CoSIDA Men’s Soccer Third Team CoSIDA Men’s Soccer Second Team CoSIDA Men’s Soccer Second Team CoSIDA At-Large Third Team CoSIDA At-Large Third Team CoSIDA At-Large Third Team CoSIDA At-Large First Team JIMMY MAURER 2009, 2010 William Pyle Kurtis Turner Danny Deakin Ive Burnett 2016 Jeffrey Torda Ive Burnett 2015 Braeden Troyer Jeffrey Torda Eli Dent 2014 Braeden Troyer Ryan Arambula 2013 Braeden Troyer 2012 Years Lettered BLAKE BRETTSCHNEIDER 2015-2016 2011-14 2007-10 2007-10 2007-10 2007-10 2007-10 2007-10 1991-94 1991-94 1990-93 1991-94 2010 awards & honors - 1990 1996 1984-85 1984-87 1984-87 1985-88 1986-89 1987-90 1987-90 1987-90 1986-90 1989-92 1991-94 1990-93 1993-96 1995-96 1995-97 1996-99 1996-99 1996-99 1996-99 TONY SOTO PHIL SEIDENBERT Years Lettered 1996 JEFF LOVE 1989, ’90 CHUCK PROSSER Team* First Scholar All-America Team* Scholar All-America First Team* Scholar All-America First Team* Scholar All-America First Team* Scholar All-America First Team* Scholar All-America Second Team* Scholar All-America Second Award* Academic National Award* Academic National Team* Scholar All-America First Team* Scholar All-America First Team Scholar All-America First Team Scholar All-America Third Team Scholar All-America Third Team Scholar All-America Third Team Scholar All-America Third Team Scholar All-America Third Team Scholar All-America Second Team Scholar All-America Second Team 1989 1993-94 PAT MIHM PAT Twice, the Gamecocks have had the best GPA in the country, in in the country, had the best GPA have the Gamecocks Twice, The National Soccer Coaches Association of America honors pro National The PETER DUITSMAN grams with a minimum 3.0 GPA for the year with its Team Academic Academic Team with its for the year grams with a minimum 3.0 GPA on 11 occasions: this recognition has garnered Carolina South Award. 1999, 2001, 2003, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016. 2010 and 2013. NSCAA TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD 1992 1988 1998-99 ROB SMITH RYAN O’NEILL RYAN CHARLES ARNDT Year of the Goalkeeper 1988 National letterman Four-year letterman Four-year letterman Four-year letterman Four-year NSCAA All-American assists leader All-time single-season assists leader All-time career 1993 team captain letterman Four-year in 38 games assists seven Tallied 21 goals as a Gamecock Scored in 70 games in his career Played points 59 career letterman Four-year played 77 games Notched Member of region championship team championship of region Member winner national academic award Two-time winner national academic award Two-time Note ISAA/NSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANS SCHOLAR ISAA/NSCAA Position Midfield Defense Midfield Midfield Midfield Forward Defense Forward Defense Midfield Defense Midfield Goalkeeper Midfield Midfield Midfield Forward Forward Forward 1991 1998-99 1986, ’87 RUBEN TUFINO DOUG ALLISON SCOTT CAMPAGNA SCOTT O’Neill Ryan Seidenbert Phil Loeber Tommy Tufino Ruben Smith Rob Duitsman Peter Chuck Prosser Soto Tony Wolff Josh Scott Campagna O’Neill Ryan Scott Campagna Charles Arndt Mihm Pat Love Jeff Love Jeff Ragnar Thorainsson Allison Doug Allison Doug Name 1990 1997 1985 JOSH WOLFF TOMMY LOEBER 1999 1997 1998 1998 1999 1993 1996 1996 1990 1990 1991 1992 1988 1989 1989 1990 1985 1986 1987 Year RAGNAR THORIANSSON awards & honors Mark Wiltse (Third Wiltse Mark Team) Jeff Scannella (Second Team) Tyler Ruthven (Second Team) Jimmy Maurer (Second Team) Blake Brettschneider (First Team) Sam (First Arthur Team) 2008 (Third Wiltse Mark Team) Tyler Ruthven (Third Team) Jimmy Maurer (Second Team) Jeff Scannella(First Team) 2007 Jeff Scannella(Third Team) Ayo Akinsete (Third Team) Ralph Pace (Second Team) Makan Hislop (Second Team) Mike Gustavson (Second Team) Mike Sambursky (First Team) Ryan Leeton(First Team) 2006 Ralph Pace (Third Team) Ryan Leeton(Third Team) Mike Gustavson (Second Team) Mike Sambursky (First Team) Greg Reece (First Team) Josh Alcala(First Team) 2005 ALL-CONFERENCE 2011 COACH OFTHEYEAR 2014 GOLDEN BOOT 2007 NEWCOMER OFTHEYEAR 2013 2007 2006 2005 FRESHMAN OFTHEYEAR 2005 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OFTHEYEAR 2010 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OFTHEYEAR 2010 MVP CONFERENCE USAAWARDS Mark Berson Mikkel Knudsen Tyler Ruthven Mikkel Knudsen Jimmy Maurer Jeff Scannella Mike Gustavson Greg Reece Blake Brettschneider (Co) Blake Brettschneider (Co)

Sam (First Arthur Team) 2009 Stephen Morrissey David MacVane 2008 Jimmy Maurer Blake Brettschneider 2007 Mark Wiltse Jeff Scannella 2006 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Julian Veen Uldal (Third Team) Koty Millard (Third Team) Peyton Ericson (Third Team) Ive Burnett (Third Team) Kurtis Turner(Second Team) Bjorn Gudjonsson (Second Team) Danny Deakin (First Team) 2016 Jeffrey (ThirdTorda Team) Ive Burnett (Third Team) WalkerKevin (Second Team) Koty Millard (Second Team) Danny Deakin (First Team) 2015 Kurtis Turner(Third Team) Braeden Troyer(Second Team) Mikkel Knudsen(Second Team) Mahamoudou Kaba(Second Team) 2014 Braeden Troyer(Second Team) Mahamoudou Kaba(First Team) 2013 Mike Mangotic (Third Team) Braeden Troyer(Second Team) Bradlee Baladez (Second Team) 2012 Danny Cates(Third Team) Braeden Troyer(Third Team) Stephen Morrissey (Second Team) Bradlee Baladez (First Team) 2011 Bradlee Baladez (Third Team) Jimmy Maurer (Second Team) Will Traynor(First Team) Blake Brettschneider (First Team) 2010 Jimmy Maurer (Third Team) Blake Brettschneider (Third Team) Tyler Ruthven (First Team)

Julian VeenUldal Luca Mayr 2016 Torgeir Nyboe Peyton Ericson 2015 Mikkel Knudsen 2014 Marco Velez Kurtis Turner 2013 Braeden Troyer 2011 Chipper Root Bradlee Baladez 2010 BLAKE BRETTSCHNEIDER DANNY DEAKIN awards & honors HELGI BJORGVINSSON JOEY WORTHEN - - From 1998 to 2000, the nine Independent the nine Independent 1998 to 2000, From teams After 2000, eight of the Independent Three of the Metro Conference members Conference Metro of the Three For the 1993 and 1994 seasons, South Caro South 1993 and 1994 seasons, the For Joey Worthen Team) (First Joey Worthen Team) (Second Glowienka Tim 1999 Team) (First Chris Morman Team) (First O’Neill Ryan Ryan O’Neill (Second Team) (Second O’Neill Ryan Team) Henry Ring (First Team) (Second Joey Worthen Scott Campagna (First Team) Scott Campagna (First Team) (First Harr John Team) (First Myllenberg Jonas ALL-INDEPENDENT 1998 Joey Worthen, 1998 Worthen, Joey INDEPENDENT COACH OF THE YEAR 1998 Berson, Mark South Carolina as the only true Carolina independent. South INDEPENDENT ROOKIE OF THE YEAR teams voted on All-Independent All-Star teams. All-Star on All-Independent teams voted leaving Conference, Soccer formed the Atlantic INDEPENDENT TEAMS ALL-STAR 1993 Team) (First Chris Faklaris Team) King (First Greg Rob Smith (First Team) (First Smith Rob Team) (Second Baumhoff Billy 1993 Team) Bjorgvinsson (First Helgi Team) (First Chris Faklaris Helgi Bjorgvinsson, 1993 Helgi ALL-METRO founding members of Conference USA, which Conference founding members of began operation in 1995. OF THE YEAR PLAYER METRO DEFENSIVE ship with an undefeated season. ship with an part of the USF ) were (Charlotte, Louisville and METRO CONFERENCE METRO for men’s Conference in the Metro lina competed champion 1993 the won Gamecocks The soccer. awards & honors William Pyle (Oct. 7) 2016 Koty Millard (Nov. 9) William Pyle (Sept. 28) 2015 Marco Velez (Sept. 8) 2014 Marco Velez (Oct. 28) 2013 Eric Martinez (Nov. 7) 2011 Jimmy Maurer (Sept. 7,27,Oct. 18) 2010 Jimmy Maurer (Sept. 8) 2009 Jimmy Maurer (Sept 2,15,22;Oct. 6) 2008 Jimmy Maurer (Oct. 1) 2007 Mike Gustavson (Oct. 9,23) 2006 Mike Gustavson (Nov. 7) Ryan Leeton(Oct. 10) Greg Reece (Sept. 26) 2005 DEFENSIVE Bjorn Gudjonsson (Nov. 7) Bjorn Gudjonsson (Oct. 3) Kurtis Turner (Sept. 26) 2016 Danny Deakin (Nov. 2) 2015 Mike Mangotic (Nov. 7) 2011 Bradlee Baladez (Oct. 4,18) 2010 Sam (Sept. Arthur 22) 2008 Mike Lindsay(Nov. 12) Jeff Scannella(Oct. 8) Blake Brettschneider (Sept. 4) 2007 Ayo Akinsete(Oct. 23) Mike Sambursky (Sept. 11,25) 2006 Mike Sambursky (Nov. 7) Josh Alcala(Oct. 31) 2005 OFFENSIVE C-USA PLAYERS OFTHEWEEK CONFERENCE USAALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Daniel Upchurch Lewis Cory 2007 Ryan Leeton 2006 Will Traynor Stephen Morrissey Jimmy Maurer Blake Brettschneider 2010 Will Traynor Jimmy Maurer Blake Brettschneider Sam Arthur 2009 Jimmy Maurer Sam Arthur 2008 C-USA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Kurtis Turner Torgeir Nyboe 2015 Marco Velez Braeden Troyer Mikkel Knudsen Mahamoudou Kaba 2014 Eric Martinez Vance Benson 2011 Will Traynor Kevin Stam Stephen Morrissey Blake Brettschneider 2010 Jimmy Maurer Blake Brettschneider 2008 Mark Wiltze Mike Lindsay 2007 Eric Szeszycki Ralph Pace Ryan Leeton Mike Gustavson 2005 Danny Deakin 2016 Jeffrey Torda 2015 Braeden Troyer Jeffrey Torda 2014 Braeden Troyer Stephen Anderson 2013 Braeden Troyer Kevin Stam 2012 Stephen Morrissey Eric Martinez 2011 Ryan O’Neill (Oct. 21) Joey Worthen (Oct. 7) 1999 Henry Ring(Sept. 16) Jonas Myllenberg (Sept. 9) 1998 PLAYER OFTHEWEEK INDEPENDENT Chris Faklaris (Nov. 1) Billy Baumhoff (Oct. 3,17) 1994 David Turner andRob Smith (Nov. 1) Helgi Bjorgvinsson(Oct. 25) Chris Faklaris (Sept. 27,Oct. 18) 1993 PLAYER OFTHEWEEK METRO CONFERENCE Tim Glowienka (Nov. 8) Jukka Sundquist 1999 Joey Worthen (Oct. 14) 1998 ROOKIE OFTHEWEEK INDEPENDENT JEFFREY TORDA awards & honors *no team of the week in 2010, 2013-15 *no team of the week Nathan Watkins (Sept. 8) (Sept. Watkins Nathan 10) 22, Nov. Scott Campagna (Sept. 29) (Sept. Anders Ronneuig 27) (Oct. Myllenberg Jonas 2000 13) Henry Ring (Sept. 2001 25) (Sept. Worthen Joey 2002 10, 17) (Sept. Quinn Jordan 2004 28) (Sept. J.D. Moon 6) Alcala (Oct. Josh 2005 28) (Sept. Reece Greg 2006 27) (Sept. Sambursky Mike 25) (Oct. Gustavson Mike 2007 13) (Nov. Lindsay Mike 2008 22) Arthur (Sept. Sam 2009 8) Arthur (Sept. Sam SOCCER AMERICA* 1993 23, 30) 18, Nov. Oct. 27, (Sept. Chris Faklaris 25) Bjorgvinsson (Oct. Helgi 7) 1, 23, Dec. (Nov. Smith Rob 7) (Dec. Posnanski Jamie Dec. 14) 30, (Nov. Baumhoff Billy 1994 5, 19) (Oct. Baumhoff Billy 1) (Nov. Chris Faklaris 7) (Nov. Clifford Bill 1995 1, 8) 11, Nov. (Oct. Clint Mathis 7) (Sept. Wolff Josh 1996 24) (Sept. Clint Mathis Kristinn Larusson 23) (Oct. 1997 11) (Sept. Clint Mathis 1998 2008 2) (Sept. Maurer Jimmy 15, 22) Arthur (Sept. Sam 2009 Arthur 12) (Oct. Sam 2010 1) (Nov. Wiltse Mark 15) (Nov. Traynor Will 2015 28) (Sept. Pyle William 3) (Nov. Millard Koty 2015 2) 28, Nov. (Sept. Deakin Danny TOP DRAWER SOCCER 2005 26) (Sept. Reece Greg 10) Leeton (Oct. Ryan 1) (Nov. Gustavson Mike 2006 12) Leeton (Sept. Ryan 2007 2) Scannella (Oct. Jeff Ayo Akinsete (Oct. 22) Akinsete (Oct. Ayo 2007 11) Lindsay (Nov. Mike 2008 22) Arthur (Sept. Sam 2010 3) (Oct. Baladez Bradlee 21) (Nov. Maurer Jimmy 2013 29) (Sept. Troyer Braeden 2014 8) Kaba (Sept. Mahamoudou COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS COLLEGE SOCCER 2001 30) (Sept. Quinn Jordan 2002 15) (Sept. Quinn Jordan 6) (Oct. Rosenburg Robert 2003 14) (Sept. Guzan Brad 2004 3) Alcala (Oct. Josh 2006 10) (Sept. Sambursky Mike NATIONAL TEAM OF THE WEEK TEAM OF THE NATIONAL SAM ARTHUR 2010 3) (Oct. Baladez Bradlee COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS 2002 16) (Sept. Quinn Jordan 2008 15) Arthur (Sept. Sam Marco Velez (Sept. 9) (Sept. Velez Marco TOP DRAWER SOCCER 2006 25) Akinsete (Oct. Ayo 2014 NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK PLAYER NATIONAL NSCAA awards & honors 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 by hiswife,whopresents theaward eachyear. Carolina athleticprogram. Johnson issurvived soccer team and the entire University of South oftheGamecock cer fanandlifelongsupporter John Johnson Jr., anavidSouth Carolina soc season. Theaward of isgiven in the memory Carolina’s Most Valuable Player duringthe was establishedin1982torecognize South MEMORIAL AWARD JOHN M.JOHNSON 2016 2015 2014 The John M. 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Rafferty Kevin Stam Eric Martinez, Kevin Stam Kevin Stam Vance Benson Will Traynor Geoff del Forn Makan Hislop Eric Szeszycki Peyton Ericson Peyton Ericson Devin L’Amoreaux Ryan Arambula,Snoopy Davidson Andre Bahri, Hunter Wyer Vance Benson, Bradlee Baladez Stephen Morrissey, Evan O’Dell Vance Benson, Blake Brettschneider Wiltse, TylerMark Ruthven Matt King,Jeff Scannella Daniel Upchurch, J.D.Moon - - awards & honors 2009 Arthur Sam Bahri Andre Benson Vance Berson Luke Brettschneider Blake Burstein Mario Cates Danny Howayeck Hunter Evan O’Dell (freshman) O’Dell Evan (freshman) Stewart Josh (freshman) Traynor Will 2008 Arthur Sam Benson Vance Brettschneider Blake Burstein Mario Foster Trey Lewis Spencer Lindsay Mike Bryan Lowder Maurer Jimmy J.D. Moon O’Dell Evan Ruthven Tyler Smith David Stewart Josh Traynor Will Upchurch Daniel Williams Brennan Wiltse Mark Cates (freshman) Danny (freshman) Howayeck Hunter (freshman) Morrissey Stephen (freshman) Tarr Brandon 2007 Burstein Mario Forn del Geoffrey Flynn Paddy Foster Trey Gross Jeff King Matt Cory Lewis Lewis Spencer J.D. Moon Ramon Paracat Schuyler Reardon Smith David Upchurch Daniel Williams Brennan Wiltse Mark Winstead Matt Arthur (freshman) Sam (freshman) Benson Vance (freshman) Brettschneider Blake Lindsey (freshman) Mike (freshman) Maurer Jimmy Ryan Leeton Ryan Lewis Spencer Mierley Matthew J.D. Moon Ralph Pace Ramon Paracat Smith David Upchurch Daniel Williams Brennan (freshman) Burstein Mario Cory Lewis (freshman) (freshman) Schuyler Reardon Scannella (freshman) Jeff Wiltse (freshman) Mark Ryan Jenkins (freshman) Jenkins Ryan Lewis (freshman) Spencer (freshman) Smith David Williams (freshman) Brennan 2006 Akinsete Ayo Charest Rob Forn del Geoffrey Gross Jeff Hawkins Kevan Jenkins Ryan King Matt 2005 Deter Ryan Ericson-Neilsen William Gross Jeff King Matt Leeton Ryan Lindholm Sebastian J.D. Moon Ramon Paracat Reece Greg Ross David Szeszycki Eric Upchurch Daniel (freshman) Hawkins Kevan Ryan Deter Ryan Guzan Brad Leeton Ryan Reece Greg Szeszycki Eric (freshman) Ericson-Neilsen William (freshman) Gross Jeff King (freshman) Matt Lindholm (freshman) Sebastian (freshman) J.D. Moon (freshman) Ramon Paracat (freshman) Upchurch Daniel 2004 Akinsete Ayo Ayo Akinsete (freshman) Ayo (freshman) Guzan Brad Leeton (freshman) Ryan Thomas Hilliard IV Hilliard Thomas Link Ben Reece Greg 2003 III Cummings Jack Deter Ryan Dave Moore Dave Stocking Ryan Anthony Vitagliano Jack Cummings III Cummings Jack Glowienka Tim Chris Herron 2002 Bachmeyer Mike Ryan O’Neill Ryan Anders Ronnevig Sundquist Jukka Anthony Vitagliano Zac Jordan Zac Kozak Mike Chris Morman Tim Glowienka Tim Harr John Chris Herron 2001 Bachmeyer Mike Scott Campagna Anders Ronnevig Anthony Vitagliano Watkins Nathan Chris Morman O’Neill Ryan Quinn Jordan Scott Campagna Conkle Joel Kim Eriksen Harr John 1999 Bachmeyer Mike Roger Norman Roger O’Neill Ryan Watkins Nathan roll before 1997-98 and in 2000-01 before roll 1998 Kim Eriksen Scott Campagna SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL HONOR SEC ACADEMIC noted in parentheses) Roll Honor Year (Freshman/First sports on the honor non-sponsored not allow * The SEC did awards & honors Robert Beebe (first-year) Hunter Wyer Kevin Stam Chipper Root J.P. Rafferty Ross Power Stephen Morrissey Will McGinnis Eric Martinez Mike Mangotic Daniel Lynch Alex Long Trevor Hubbard Chris Duzan Danny Cates Vance Benson Andre Bahri Stephen Anderson 2011 Hunter Wyer(freshman) Chipper Root (freshman) J.P. (freshman) Rafferty Trevor Hubbard (freshman) Will Traynor Kevin Stam Schuyler Reardon Ross Power Evan O’Dell Stephen Morrissey Jimmy Maurer Eric Martinez Daniel Lynch Alex Long Mike Lindsay Hunter Howayeck Ryan Goodwin Danny Cates Blake Brettschneider Luke Berson Vance Benson Andre Bahri Sam Arthur 2010 Kevin Stam (freshman) Eric Martinez (freshman) Alex Long(freshman) Ryan Goodwin (freshman) Mark Wiltse Will Traynor Josh Stewart David Smith Schuyler Reardon Ross Power Evan O’Dell Stephen Morrissey Jimmy Maurer LowderBryan Mike Lindsay Marco Velez(first-year) Kurtis Turner(first-year) Koty Millard (first-year) Trey Gill (first-year) Eli Dent (first-year) Andrew Davis (first-year) Ive Burnett (first-year) Hunter Wyer Braeden Troyer Dan Traxler Jeffrey Torda J.P. Rafferty Mike Mangotic Devin L’Amoreaux Asa Kryst Mahamoudou Kaba Ryan Freiburger Wesley Eads Chris Duzan Jason Chapman Robert Beebe Ryan Arambula Stephen Anderson Jeff Addai 2013 Jeffrey (first-year) Torda Trent Rieflin(first-year) Devin L’Amoreaux (first-year) Wesley Eads(first-year) Ryan Arambula(first-year) Hunter Wyer Braeden Troyer Dan Traxler Kevin Stam J.P. Rafferty Will McGinnis Eric Martinez Mike Mangotic Alex Long Asa Kryst Niklas Kivinen Mahamoudou Kaba Trevor Hubbard Ryan Freiburger Chris Duzan Snoopy Davidson Jason Chapman Robert Beebe Stephen Anderson 2012 Braeden Troyer(first-year) (first-year) Asa Kryst Niklas Kivinen(first-year) Mahamoudou Kaba (first-year) Snoopy Davidson (first-year) Clay Rittershaus(first-year) Martin Ramos(first-year) Craig Duggan (first-year) Chandler Corley(first-year) Marco Velez Kurtis Turner Braeden Troyer Dan Traxler Jeffrey Torda Koty Millard Devin L’Amoreaux Asa Kryst Mahamoudou Kaba Ryan Freiburger Wesley Eads Eli Dent Ive Burnett Robert Beebe Ryan Arambula Jeff Addai 2014 Christoffer Wallander Ianev Kurtis Turner Andre Streete William Pyle Torgeir Nyboe Koty Millard Matt McManis Lee Hogge Bjorn Gudjonsson Peyton Ericson Trygve Ellingstad Danny Deakin Ben Davidson Chandler Corley Ive Burnett 2016 Andre Streete (first-year) William Pyle (first-year) Torgeir Nyboe (first-year) Bjorn Gudjonsson (first-year) Peyton Ericson (first-year) Trygve Ellingstad (first-year) Ben Davidson (first-year) Kurtis Turner Jeffrey Torda Martin Ramos Koty Millard Matt McManis Devin L’Amoreaux Asa Kryst Wesley Eads Craig Duggan Chandler Corley Ive Burnett Ryan Arambula 2015 awards & honors JP Rafferty Schuyler Reardon Chipper Root Wyer Hunter Josh Stewart Josh Wiltse Mark 2010 Medal) Arthur (Academic Sam Medal) (Academic Chris Duzan Medal) (Academic Martinez Eric Medal) (Academic Maurer Jimmy Medal) (Academic Stam Kevin Medal) (Academic Traynor Will Bahri Andre Benson Vance Berson Luke Brettschneider Blake Cates Danny Chapman Jason Goodwin Ryan Howayeck Hunter Hubbard Trevor Johnson Jimmy Lindsay Mike Alex Long Lynch Daniel McGinnis Will Morrissey Stephen O’Dell Evan Power Ross 2009 Medial) Arthur (Academic Sam Medal) (Academic Bahri Andre Medal) (Academic Goodwin Ryan Medal) (Academic Howayeck Hunter Medal) (Academic Martinez Eric Medal) (Academic Maurer Jimmy Medal) (Academic Morrissey Stephen Medal) (Academic Stam Kevin Medal) (Academic Traynor Will Benson Vance Berson Luke Brettschneider Blake Burstein Mario Cates Danny Lindsay Mike Alex Long Bryan Lowder O’Dell Evan Power Ross Schuyler Reardon Smith David Bryan Lowder O’Dell Evan Power Ross Ruthven Tyler Smith David Stewart Josh Tarr Brandon Williams Brennan Wiltse Mark Hunter Howayeck (Academic Medal) (Academic Howayeck Hunter Medal) (Academic Maurer Jimmy Medal) (Academic Morrissey Stephen Medal) (Academic Traynor Will Bahri Andre Benson Vance Berson Luke Brettschneider Blake Burstein Mario Cates Danny Foster Trey Lewis Spencer Lindsay Michael Mike Lindsay Mike J. D. Moon O’Dell Evan Ramon Paracat Schuyler Reardon Smith David Stewart Josh Williams Brennan Wiltse Mark Winstead Matt 2008 Medal) Arthur (Academic Sam Medal) (Academic Dalal Jugal Sam Arthur (Academic Medal) Arthur (Academic Sam Medal) (Academic Foster Trey Cory Medal) Lewis (Academic Medal) (Academic Maurer Jimmy Medal) (Academic Traynor Will Medal) (Academic Upchurch Daniel Benson Vance Brettschneider Blake Burstein Mario Forn del Geoff Flynn Paddy Gross Jeff King Matt Lewis Spencer 2007

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