Yavapai College SOCCER 2018 Media Guide & Record Book

Great Players • Great Teams • Great Memories

Seven-Time National Champions ★★★★★★★ 30th Anniversary Edition Top NJCAA Men's Division 1 Soccer Teams Since 1989* COLLEGE POINTS 1. Yavapai College, Prescott, AZ 188 2. Mercer County Community College, Trenton, NJ 127 3. Tyler Junior College, Tyler, TX 106 4. College of DuPage, Glen Ellyn, IL 92 5. Louisburg College, Louisburg, NC 66 6. Georgia Perimeter College, Dunwoody, GA 62 7. Schoolcraft College, Livonia, MI 53 8. San Jacinto College, Houston, TX 50 9. Iowa Western Community College, Council Bluffs, IA 43 10. Massasoit Community College, Brockton, MA 42 *Points based on finish at NJCAA Men’s National Soccer Championships 1st — 10 points 2nd — 9 points 3rd — 8 points th National 4 — 7 points Junior College 5th–8th — 5 points Athletic Association The weekly junior college men's soccer poll is available on the web: www.nscaa.com, (click rankings), www.njcaa.org,(click polls).

ON THE COVER: 30th Year of Soccer Excellence—Michael Pantalione, Yavapai’s first and only head soccer coach, started the program in August of 1988. The initial team members arrived on campus one year later. On November 18, 1990, in just their 39th match in school history, the Roughriders captured their first of seven national championships. Seven hundred and two official matches later, the winning tradition, high standards and positive image on and off the field remains the program’s foundation thanks to great players making great teams producing great memories. Yavapai Soccer A Winning Tradition

Overall record...... 615-57-30 Winning Percentage……………………………...... 90% NJCAA National Championships...... 7 National Championship Game Appearances...... 13 National Tournament Appearances...... 21 National Top 4 Finishes...... 19 Plus 20-win seasons...... 21 West District & Region One Championships...... 43 Arizona Conference Championships...... 27 Total Championships...... 77 1990 • 1992 • 1997 • 2002 • 2003 • 2007 • 2008 NJCAA National Champions Playoff Victories...... 108 NJCAA Soccer at a Glance Since 1989 National Tournament Appearances National Championships Overall Wins Yavapai...... 21 Yavapai...... 7 Yavapai...... 615 Mercer, NJ...... 16 Tyler, TX...... 6 Mercer, NJ...... 464 DuPage, IL...... 14 Mercer, NJ...... 4 DuPage, Ill...... 441 Tyler, TX...... 13 Vacated...... 2 20-Win Seasons Schoolcraft, MI...... 10 10 tied with...... 1 Yavapai...... 21 Georgia Perimeter...... 9 National Title Game Appearances Tyler, Tex...... 6 Louisburg, NC...... 9 Yavapai...... 13 Mercer, NJ...... 5 Massasoit, MA...... 8 Mercer, NJ...... 8 Georgia Perimeter...... 5 Iowa Western, IA...... 7 Tyler, TX...... 8 DuPage, IL...... 4 Essex, MD...... 7 Georgia Perimeter...... 4 Herkimer, NY...... 3 5 tied with...... 5 Monroe, NY...... 3 Barton County, KS...... 3 National Top 4 Finishes Bryant & Stratton, NY...... 2 Iowa Western, IA...... 3 Yavapai...... 19 Louisburg, NC...... 2 6 tied with ...... 2 Mercer, NJ...... 10 21 tied with...... 1 Vacated...... 2 17 tied with ...... 1 2 ★★★★★★★ The Coaches Table of Contents MICHAEL PANTALIONE (615-57-30) enters his 30th season in 2018 as Yavapai’s first COVER: 2018 Media Guide “7-Star Program” and only head soccer coach. Under his direction, Yavapai developed the most successful Junior College soccer program in the nation, capturing 77 championships including 2 National Junior College Athletic Assoc. seven national championships, 19 final four finishes, a combined 43 region and district championships along with 27 3 The Coaches conference titles. He currently Overall Record at Yavapai College Soccer Alumni has the best winning percentage Year W L T National Ranking 4 (90%) of any collegiate men’s 1989 15 0 1 --- 1990 21 1 1 1st 5 All-Time Alphabetical Roster soccer coach and is the all-time 1991 22 1 0 2nd leader in JUCO wins (615). 1992 24 1 0 1st 6 Team Photos 1993 24 1 0 4th In 1995, he was selected as the recipient of the NSCAA/ 1994 21 2 2 2nd Team Photos NISOA National Merit Honor awarded to one college 1995 21 3 1 2nd 7 coach (2-year or 4-year/men’s or women’s) whose 1996 22 1 1 2nd National Championship Team Photos, 1997 23 0 1 1st 8 reputation is recognized as praiseworthy, and reflective Hometown of Champions of the highest standards of professional and ethical 1998 23 2 0 3rd 1999 18 3 1 10th behavior. In 2006, he was the first active coach elected 2000 22 3 0 4th 9 National Championship Team Photos, to the NJCAA Soccer Hall of Fame. In 2012, he received 2001 24 1 0 2nd Championship Box Scores the NJCAA National Service Award given to those who 2002 22 2 1 1st have made significant contributions to junior college 2003 22 2 1 1st 1989-2017 Revisited 2004 23 2 0 4th 10 athletics. In 2015, he was awarded the NSCAA Letter 2005 24 2 0 2nd of Commendation, presented for unusual achievement 2006 22 0 3 4th 11 1989-2017 Revisited that clearly exceeds performance requirements, 2007 24 2 0 1st expectations and contributions beneficial to the NSCAA 2008 26 0 0 1st 12 Most Memorable Post Season Games and soccer in the United States. In 2016, he was the 2009 19 5 1 5th 2010 15 5 1 12th Fun Facts, Most Memorable Regular recipient of the prestigious NSCAA Bill Jeffrey Award 13 2011 19 1 3 6th Season Games recognizing long-term service and contribution to 2012 21 3 0 4th collegiate soccer. Also in 2016, he was the first active 2013 18 3 6 3rd All-Time Career Leaders coach in a men’s sport elected to the ACCAC Hall of 2014 20 1 2 3rd 14 Fame. Additionally, honors include seven NJCAA and 2015 19 3 1 5th 2016 18 4 0 7th 15 Year by Year Individual Leaders five NSCAA National Coach of the Year Awards along 2017 23 3 3 3rd with being named NSCAA West Region Coach of the 29 yrs. 615 57 30 7 Titles 16 Individual Award Winners Year 18 times. (77 conference, region, district & national titles) Yavapai College All-Time Records A native of Philadelphia and a former goalkeeper, Pantalione previously coached soccer at the University of 17 Wisconsin-Green Bay, University of Montana, Kenyon College in Ohio, Jesuit High School in Portland, Oregon 18 Soccer Photos, Hall of Fame and Archbishop Wood High School in Philadelphia. 19 All-Time Composite Box Score, Ken He graduated from the University of Montana and earned his international soccer coaching license in England. Lindley Field, Mountain Valley Park Pantalione founded, developed, and directed youth soccer in Montana, including the first state program in Missoula. In addition, Pantalione has directed and coached various summer soccer camps across the nation. 20 Arizona Athletic Conference, Road Trip In 1980, he was named national soccer coach of the year by Special Olympics, Inc. of Washington, D.C. Notes, United Soccer Coaches He is a 41-year member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and 22nd year serving as National Chair for the NJCAA & NSCAA Soccer Rankings. 21 Roughriders vs. All Opponents, Year by Year Team Records HUGH BELL was selected as the America West Arena in Phoenix and was selected as Yavapai’s first assistant soccer a finalist for the 2004 NSCAA National Assistant Coach 22 Year by Year Results coach in 1992, the year the of the Year award. Bell previously coached several clubs, Roughriders won their second three different high school programs in Arizona and at 23 Year by Year Results national championship. The posi- Scottsdale Community College. He came from Belfast, Official Match Dates, Campus Map tion gained full-time status at the Northern Ireland where he played on numerous clubs as 24 college in 2017. In 2008, Bell was an attacker. He was a graduate of Arizona State Univer- National Merit Award, All Time Goals inducted into the NJCAA Soccer sity and holds a national coaching license. In addition, 25 Hall of Fame. He was honored he has directed and coached various summer soccer 26 NJCAA Geographic Regions, Soccer with the AFLAC National Assistant camps across the nation and is a long-time member of Districts & National Tournament Coach of the Year award in a 2003 ceremony held at the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. 27 All-Time Numerical Roster, Roughrider OFFICIAL VOLUNTEER COACHES include former on to NAIA power Sangamon State/Illinois Springfield. Milestones Major League Soccer goalkeeper coach Emilio Estrada. Funkhouser scored the winning goal in the 1990 national Coach Emilio worked with the YC goalkeepers from 2011 championship game prior to playing at the University 28 Quick Facts, Yellow Pages, Media Outlets to 2016. In addition, former Yavapai College players of New Mexico. Dizdar was back to back national Marvin Cassler assisted with the 1995 squad, Kurt champion in 2007 and 2008 before taking his keeper 29 90th Minute Funkhouser helped the following season, Ivan Dizdar skills to Seattle University. Tristani played on the 1992 Extra Time trained the 2016 team and Mike Tristani worked with national title team and the 1994 national runner-up 30 the keepers in 2017. All four players played on national squad. Volunteer coaching news for this upcoming Record Overview championship teams for Yavapai College. Cassler was a season was unavailable at press time. 31 keeper on the 1990 national title team before moving 32 General Information for Soccer Recruits 33 General Information for Soccer Recruits NJCAA Men’s Soccer Coaching Records *Active Name, College, State, Division Years Won Lost Tied +.500 Wins/Season 34 National Championship Team Photos *Michael Pantalione, Yavapai, AZ (Div. 1) 29 615 57 30 +558 21.2 George Vizvary, Ulster County, NY (Div. 3) 37 534 163 28 +371 14.4 35 Yavapai College Tom Bichy, Montgomery-Rockville, MD (Div. 3) 37 471 166 47 +305 12.7 BACK COVER: Soccer Team Honors *Jim Kelly, DuPage, IL (Div. 1) 30 462 126 46 +336 15.4 Marc Zagara, Georgia Perimeter, GA (Div. 1) 30 439 168 27 +271 14.6 INSERT: 2018 Soccer Team Photo & Roster Charlie Inverso, Mercer County, NJ (Div. 1) 24 434 46 14 +388 18.1 Cover Photos: Seven-Time National Champions. Pete Sorber, St. Louis-Flo Valley, MO (Div. 1) 30 415 85 23 +330 13.8 ★★★★★★★ 3 1997 Graduates (43-4-2) 2003 Graduates (46-3-1) Roughrider Soccer Alumni Charles Browder (Phoenix, Arizona) Evansville-NCAA Eric Santiago (Las Vegas, Nevada) San Diego State (Player/Hometown/College/Soccer Level) I; Grant Sparks (Henderson, Nevada) Nevada-Las Ve- NCAA I; Jordan McKee (Tucson, Arizona) San Diego gas NCAA I; Steve Ybarra (Peoria, Arizona) Wisconsin, State-NCAA I; Colter McArdle (Tucson, Arizona) San 1991 Graduates (36-1-2) Parkside-NCAA II; Richard Elliot (Glasgow, Scotland) Diego State-NCAA I; Sean Johnson (Chandler, Arizona) Andre Luciano (Las Vegas, Nevada) Indiana-NCAA I; Wisconsin, Parkside-NCAA II; Adam Lawrence (Prescott, Radford, VA-NCAA I; Andrew Frame (Tucson, Arizona) Rocco DeNardis (Nepean, Ontario) Fresno State-NCAA Arizona) Northern Arizona; Dio Cifuni (Highlands Ranch, South Carolina, Spartanburg-NCAA II; Adam Levy I; Steve Macias (Glendale, Arizona) Illinois State-NCAA Colorado) Fort Lewis-NCAA II; Gary Thronton (Phoenix, (London, England) Christian Brothers, TN-NCAA II; I; Peter Orona (Phoenix, Arizona) San Diego-NCAA Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Travis Ball (Prescott, Marcus Bailey (San Fernando, Trinidad) Christian Broth- I & Pro Soccer-CISL; Ed Brooks (Chandler, Arizona) Arizona) Northern Arizona; Apolonio Montejano (Las ers, TN-NCAA II; Zach Yando (Puyallup, Washington) Arkansas, Little Rock-NCAA I; Roger Salazar (Las Vegas, Cruces, New Mexico) New Mexico-NCAA I; Jason Whi- Washington-NCAA I; Robert Winfield (Albuquerque, Nevada) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Joe Harman (Sierra taker (Glendale, Arizona) St. Gregory’s, Okla.-NAIA; Cesar New Mexico) Missouri Southern-NCAA II; Brent Bentley Vista, Arizona) St. Mary’s, Kansas-NAIA; Jeff Stringham Delgado (Phoenix, Arizona) Pro Soccer-MLS; Tad Detwiler (Phoenix, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Joseph (Chandler, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I & Pro Soc- (Prescott, Arizona) Pacific, Oregon-NAIA. Gjersten (Tacoma, Washington) Evergreen State, cer-USISL; Marvin Cassler (Tucson, Arizona) Sangamon Wash.-NAIA & Pro Soccer-USL; Mark Merrill (Tempe, State, Illinois-NAIA; Tony Robson (Phoenix, Arizona) ­1998 Graduates (45-1-2) Arizona) Radford, VA-NCAA I. Sangamon State, Illinois-NAIA; Edson Rico (Las Vegas, Kevin Jeffrey (Trin City, Trinidad) Virginia Commonwealth- Nevada) Pro Soccer-Belgium & Pro Soccer-USISL; Matt NCAA I & Pro Soccer-A League; Matt Kirkpatrick (Sheffield, 2004 Graduates (44-4-2) Kozul (Phoenix, Arizona) Pro Soccer-Belgium & Pro England) Virginia Commonwealth-NCAA I & Pro Soccer-A Josh Westermann (Oregon City, Oregon) Gonzaga- Soccer-CISL; Remy Bilsback (Bergen, Norway) Arizona League; Ryan Lockhart (Glendale, Arizona) Wisconsin, NCAA I, Pro Soccer-South Africa; Maurice Hughes State; Brett Wright (Las Vegas, Nevada) Nevada, Las Parkside-NCAA II; Ty Engram (Phoenix, Arizona) Mary- (Phoenix, Arizona) Alabama-Birmingham-NCAA I, Pro Vegas; Mike Wilcynski (Tempe, Arizona) Arizona State; land, Baltimore County-NCAA I &Pro Soccer-A League; Soccer-USL; Daniel Smith (Phoenix, Arizona) St. Mary’s, Ken McMillen (Prescott, Arizona) Air Force. Junior Becerra (Mesa, Arizona) Arizona State; Marc Dudley Calif.-NCAA I, Pro Soccer-USL; Craig Ettinger (Phoenix, (Yuma, Arizona) California State,San Bernardino-NCAA II; Arizona) California, Irvine-NCAA I; Jason Martin (Phoe- 1992 Graduates (43-2-1) Arturo Romo (Las Vegas, Nevada) UNLV; Dan Lundgren nix, Arizona) South Connecticut State-NCAA II; Stephen Joe Owen (Tucson, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I & Pro (Glendale, Arizona) St. Gregory’s, Okla.-NAIA; Thomas O’Farrell (Phoenix, Arizona) Georgia Southern-NCAA I; Soccer-USISL; Nick Bramini (Phoenix, Arizona) New Mexi- Munck (Perstorp, Sweden) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Sky Asay-Davis (Prescott, Arizona) Arizona State; Tim co-NCAA I & Pro Soccer-USISL; Kurt Funkhouser (Phoenix, Cody Okuda (Las Vegas, Nevada) UNLV-NCAA I; Kim Jones (Scottsdale, Arizona) Arizona. Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I & Pro Soccer-Holland; Briels (Roskilde, Denmark) St. Gregory’s, Okla.-NAIA; Jose Corona (Tolleson, Arizona) Sangamon State, Illinois- Alex Zametkin (Astoria, Oregon) Fort Lewis, Col.-NCAA 2005 Graduates (45-4-1) NAIA & Pro Soccer-CISL; Bobby Bell (Tucson, Arizona) II; Alberto Mancera (ElPaso, Texas) New Mexico-NCAA I Robert Armstrong (Aurora, Colorado) Cal State-Fuller- Sangamon State, Illinois-NAIA & Pro Soccer-USISL; Jose & Pro Soccer-A League; Santiago Aceves (Albuquerque, ton-NCAA I; Chris Guse (Chandler, Arizona) Southern Miranda (Tucson, Arizona) Sangamon State, Illinois-NAIA New Mexico) New Mexico. New Hampshire-NCAA II; Todd Brown (Prescott, & Pro Soccer-USISL; Heath Tagtmeyer (Tempe, Arizona) Arizona) Clemson-NCAA I; David Oberholtzer (Tempe, Quincy, Illinois-NCAA I; Qaher Al-Raqaya (Manama, 1999 Graduates (46-2-1) Arizona) Fort Lewis, Colorado-NCAA II; Geoffrey Hill Bahrain) Lenoir-Rhyne, North Carolina-NCAA II; Kobah Kelvin Jack (Trin City, Trinidad) Virginia Commonwealth- (Tucson, Arizona) Arizona; Travis Sanders (Payson, Washington (Mesa, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II & NCAA I & Pro Soccer; Alan Watson (Phoenix, Arizona) Arizona) Northern Arizona; Erik Jacobsen (Portland, Pro Soccer-CISL; Tyler Schlink (Phoenix, Arizona) Grand New Mexico-NCAA I; Ty Hibbert (Scottsdale, Arizona) Oregon) Williamette, Oregon-NCAA III; Daniel Pearce Canyon-NCAA II; Justin Ground (Tucson, Arizona) Pacific, New Mexico-NCAA I; Nathan Barton (Alamogordo, New (Las Vegas, Nevada) UNLV-NCAA I; Jose Ronquillo Oregon-NAIA; Mazen Kayali (Denver, Colorado) Metro Mexico) New Mexico-NCAA I; Andy Hutchison (Glendale, (Alamogordo, New Mexico) Southwest, NM-NCAA II; State, Col.-NCAA II. Arizona) Missouri, Kansas City-NCAA I; Travis Sterling Sam Afjei (Tucson, Arizona) Rockhurst, Kansas-NCAA II; (Glendale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Marlon Corey Patrick (Woodbury, Connecticut) Massachusetts- 1993 Graduates (46-2-0) Austin (Scarborough, Tobago) New Hampshire-NCAA NCAA I; Gregorio Quinones (Long Beach, California) Eric Jarvis (Tucson, Arizona) Texas Pan American-NCAA II; Hakim Bakhti (Rabat, Morocco) Park, Missouri-NCAA Cal State-Dominguez Hills, NCAA II. I; Matt Dickey (Tucson, Arizona) West Virginia-NCAA II & Pro Soccer-Spain; Adam Barrett (Westcliff-on-Sea, I; David Veliz (Tucson, Arizona) West Virginia-NCAA I; England) Pro Soccer-England. 2006 Graduates (47-4-0) Josep Masllorens (Banyoles, Spain) Sangamon State, Dan Lowe (Mesa, Arizona) Hartford, Conn.-NCAA Illinois-NAIA; Luis Diaz (Yuma, Arizona) Sangamon 2000 Graduates (40-6-1) I; Tyler Hasman (Portland, Oregon) Vermont-NCAA State, Illinois-NAIA; Victor Gilgan (Las Vegas, Nevada) I; Obed Becerra (San Luis, Arizona) Midwestern, Butch Pellant (Chandler, Arizona) Westmont, Calif.-NAIA; Tex-NCAA II; Jared Martinez (Littleton, Colorado) Grand Canyon-NCAA II & Pro Soccer-CISL; Jason Collins Alex Gonzalez (Chandler, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I; Indianapolis-NCAA II; Ross Eshleman (Eugene, Oregon) (Scottsdale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II & Pro Soccer- Nathan Edgin (Glendale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA Oregon State-NCAA I; Michael Randolph (Chino Hills, USISL; Chris Sagar (Port-of-Spain, Trinidad) Wisconsin, II; Craig Trout (Glendale, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA California) Pro Soccer-MLS; Kyle Haynes (Broomfield, Parkside-NCAA II & Pro Soccer-CISL. II; Adam Canfield (Las Vegas, Nevada) Cal State-San Colorado) Cumberland, Tenn.-NAIA; Brian Hughes Bernardino-NCAA II; Brandon DeVaughn (Redlands, (Peoria, Arizona) Northwest Christian, Oregon-NAIA; ­1994 Graduates (48-2-0) California) Cal State-San Bernardino-NCAA II; Justin Lokahi Bounds (Waipahu, Hawaii) Cumberland, Tenn.- Kenny Wright (Phoenix, Arizona) UCLA-NCAA I & Pro Terwilleger (Las Vegas, Nevada) Incarnate Word, Texas- NAIA; Theo Browne (Jupiter, Florida) John Brown Univ., Soccer-CISL; Chad Polivka (Mesa, Arizona) New Mexico- NCAA II; Steven Mills (London, England) Pro Soccer- Ark.-NAIA; Patrick Roy (Littleton, Colorado) Hartford, NCAA I; Donny Deutsch (Mesa, Arizona) Lander, SC-NCAA England; Kevin McDonnell(Cheltenham, England) Coastal Conn.-NCAA I. II; Pat Smith (Las Vegas, Nevada) California Baptist-NAIA; Carolina-NCAA I; Kyle Bell (Prescott Valley, Arizona) Greg Archuleta (Glendale, Arizona) New Mexico-NCAA I & Northern Arizona; Steven Ball (Prescott, Arizona) Arizona; 2007 Graduates (46-2-3) Pro Soccer-USISL; Danny Flores (Glendale, Arizona) Grand Dulapark Chaikuman (Bangkok, Thailand) Embry-Riddle Tim Kelly (Surprise, Arizona) Oregon State-NCAA I; Canyon-NCAA II; Ian White (Phoenix, Arizona) Grand Aeronautical University, Florida-NAIA. Chris Johnson (Colorado Springs, Colorado) Northern Canyon-NCAA II; Jeff Wassell (Sedona, Arizona) Northern Illinois-NCAA I; Roger Espinoza (Denver, Colorado) Arizona; Michael LaBerge (Phoenix, Arizona) Evansville- 2001 Graduates (40-6-1) Ohio State-NCAA I, Pro Soccer-MLS; Joel Ibarra (Yuma, NCAA I & Pro Soccer-A League; Darren Clare (Canney ­David Rawlings (Mesa, Arizona) California, Irvine-NCAA Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Bryce Beall (Chula Island, England) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Rocky Phillips I; Anthony Trapani (Phoenix, Arizona) Cal State-San Vista, California) Cal-State, Los Angeles-NCAA II; Brian (Diego Martin, Trinidad) St. Thomas, Florida-NAIA. Bernardino-NCAA II; BJ Gamble (Kalispell, Montana) Con- Denning (Tucson, Arizona) Arizona; Brady Flummer cordia, Oregon-NCAA II; Adam Kulpa (Yuma, Arizona) San (Cottonwood, Arizona) Northern Arizona; Lee Williams 1995 Graduates (45-3-2) Diego State-NCAA I; Marc Wegner (Tucson, Arizona) Cal (Tacoma, Washington) Dominican Univ., Ill.-NCAA III; Garrison Goodner (Littleton, Colorado) Metro State, Kevin Zimmermann (Tucson, Arizona) Illinois, Springfield- State, Los Angeles-NCAA II; Cooper Bradshaw (Paradise NAIA & Pro Soccer-NPSL; Mark Hatfield (Phoenix, Ari- Colorado-NCAA II; Jorge Reyes (Santa Ana, California) Valley, Arizona) Arizona State; Sergio Iniguez (Phoenix, UC-Irvine-NCAA I. zona) Pacific, Oregon-NAIA; Ross Hoaglund (Burnsville, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II; Damien Franklin (Lon- Minnesota) Fort Lewis, Colorado-NCAA II; Jesse Larimer don, England)Pro Soccer-England. (Tempe, Arizona) Point Loma Nazarene-NAIA; Ben Dickey 2008 Graduates (47-2-3) (Tucson, Arizona) Northern Arizona; Michael Tristani Denton Brown (Eugene, Oregon) Vermont-NCAA I; 2002 Graduates (46-4-0) Irving Garcia (San Luis, Arizona) Cal Irvine-NCAA I, (Albuquerque, New Mexico) Missouri Southern-NCAA Alan Gordon (Gilbert, Arizona)Oregon State-NCAA I, II; Ben Townsend (Prescott, Arizona) Arizona; Richard Pro Soccer-MLS; Kenny Fechner (Phoenix, Arizona) Pro Soccer-MLS; Camilo Valencia (Highlands Ranch, Skoro (Portland, Oregon) Arizona; Frank Roan (Prescott, San Diego State-NCAA I; Marcus Weekes (Petit Valley, Colorado) UNLV-NCAA I. Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II. Trinidad)Maryland-Baltimore County (NCAA I); Joseph Alessi (Glendale, Arizona)Wisconsin-Parkside-NCAA II; 2009 Graduates (50-2-0) 1996 Graduates (42-5-3) Cameron Keresey (Los Alomos, New Mexico)Central Dirk Petersen (Huntington Beach, California) Cal-Irvine- Avery John (Point Fortin, Trinidad) American-NCAA I & Arkansas-NCAA II; Brent Wolfe (Glendale, Arizona) NCAA I; Justin Meram (Shelby Township, Michigan) Pro Soccer-MLS; Scott Dorsey (Phoenix, Arizona) New Concordia, Oregon-NAIA; Brett Parry(Chandler, Arizona) Michigan-NCAA I; Jeff Bendawald (Meridian, Idaho) Mexico-NCAA I; John Reimers (Scottsdale, Arizona) Con- Teikyo-Post, Conn.-NAIA; David Scruggs (Newark, Ohio State-NCAA I; Evan McNiel (Castaic, California) cordia, Oregon-NAIA; Octavio Heredia (Elko, Nevada) Delaware) Delaware-NCAA I; Christian Bruffy-Holmes UC-Santa Barbara-NCAA I; Chris Hunter (South Shields, West Texas A&M-NCAA II; Michael Ochoa (Tucson, Ari- (Phoenix, Arizona) West Virginia-NCAA I; Garry Wil- England) UC-Santa Barbara-NCAA I; Sam Hayden zona) New Mexico-NCAA I; Jason House (Yuma, Arizona) liamson (Darlington, England)Pro Soccer-England; Greg (Jackson, Wyoming) UC-Santa Barbara-NCAA I; Francis Northern Arizona; John Hunter (Glendale, Arizona) Mars Daley (Kingston, Jamaica) Midwestern State, Texas-NCAA Khamis (Las Vegas, Nevada) Pro Soccer-Sudan; Ivan Hill, NC-NCAA II; Valentin Arellano (Glendale, Arizona) II; Ben Young (Prescott Valley, Arizona) Pacific Univ., Dizdar (Phoenix, Arizona) Seattle-NCAA I. Drury, Missouri-NCAA II. Oregon-NAIA. (Continued on page 29) 4 ★★★★★★★ Hunter, John 1994-95 N Scearce, John 2016-17 **Hunter, Chris 2007-08 Nash, Jason 1989 *Schlink, Tyler 1989-91 All-time Alphabetical Roster *Hutchison, Andy 1997-98 Navarro, Sean 2006 Scruggs, David 2000-01 Note: Medical redshirt players and their year are included. In most cases, one year players have either Sellitti, Daniel 2011-12 transfered into or out of four-year schools. *national champion; ** 2-time national champion I Nelson, Jacob 2013-14 Ibarra, Joel 2005-06 Nelson, Tyler 2006 Shadix, Tyler 2013 A Diaz, Guillermo 2014-15 Nevarez, Jacob 2010 Silva, Fernando 2006 Abrego, Alex 1989 *Diaz, Luis 1991-92 *Iglesias, Christian 2002 Iles, James 2009 Nicewander, Assante 2015 Skoro, Richard 1994 *Aceves, Santiago 1997 Dickey, Ben 1993-94 *Nixon, Chad 2002 Sluwar, Momudu 2010 Afjei, Sam 2004 *Dickey, Matt 1991-92 Iniguez, Sergio 2000 Izard, Adam 2001 Nixon, Scott 2014 Smith, Coltin 2015 Alessi, Joseph 2000-01 **Dizdar, Ivan 2007-08 Nunez-Arellano, Ricardo 2016-17 *Smith, Daniel 2003 Allen, Daniel 1998 Deutsch, Donny 1993 J O *Smith, Pat 1992-93 Al-Raqaya, Qaher 1991 Doran, Michael 2000 *Jack, Kelvin 1997-98 *Oberholtzer, David 2003-04 Solomon, Justin 2012 Ameen, Mohamed 2015 Dorsey, Scott 1994-95 *Jacobsen, Eric 2003-04 Ochoa, Darius 2016 Soriano, Humberto 2009-10 Ampleford, James 2013 Douglas, George 2014-17 *Jarvis, Eric 1992 Ochoa, Michael 1995 Sparks, Grant 1995-96 Angeles, Miguel-Angel 2012 Downey, Jacob 2017 Jasso, Eduardo 2011-12 **O’Farrell, Stephen 2002-03 Starbird, Robert 1998 *Archuleta, Greg 1992-93 Dragomir, Julien 2011-12 *Jeffrey, Kevin 1996-97 O Sillah, Osman 2014 Stensby, Marius 2010-11 Arellano, Isaac 2016-17 *Duarte, Rudy 2005, 2007 Jimenez, Hector 2013 *Okito, Gabriel 2008-09 *Sterling, Erik 2002 Arellano, Mario 2004 *Dudley, Marc 1996-97 John, Avery 1994-95 *Okuda, Cody 1994, 1997 *Sterling, Travis 1997-98 Arellano, Valentin 1994-95 E Johnson, Chris 2005-06 *Orona, Peter 1989-90 Stevens, Shane 2001 *Arias, Luis 1992-1993 Earley, Calen 2004 *Johnson, Sean 2001-02 Ortiz, Oscar 2014 Stinson, Justin 2015 *Armstrong, Robert 2003-04 Ebel, Tom 1989 Jones, Edward 2010-11 O’Sullivan, Donal 2000 *Stringham, Jeff 1989-90 Arrowsmith, Paul 1999 Edgin, Nathan 1998-99 *Jones, Tim 2003 Otokore, Kevin 2015 Strode, Jeff 2000 **Asay-Davis, Sky 2002-03 Efiom, Gregory 2010 Jordan, Matthew 2016-17 *Owen, Joe 1990-91 Swensen, Colby 2006-07 Atkin, Jake 1996 Elliot, Richard 1995-96 K Owsley, McKay 2013 *Sy, Elhadj 2007 Austin, Marlon 1998 *Engram, Ty 1996-97 *Kalala, Fabrice 2008-09 P Sylva, Josh 2010 Ayau, Tanner 2010 Eshleman, Ross 2004-05 Kanner, John 2016-17 Pacheco, Josiah 2013 T B Espino, Felix 2006 *Kayali, Mazan 1992 Pacheco, Ruben 2014 *Tagtmeyer, Heath 1990-91 Bagheri, Steven 2010 *Espinoza, Michael 2008 Kelly, Daniel 2014 Paine, Matthew 2012-13 Tallis, Kevin 1991 *Bailey, Marcus 2001-02 Espinoza, Roger 2005-06 Kelly, Tim 2005-06 **Panchenko, Pavel 2007-08 Terwilleger, Justin 1999 *Bakhti, Hakim 1997-98 **Ettinger, Craig 2002-03 Keresey, Cameron 2001 Park, Simon 2013 Thermoncy, Johnny 1999 Ball, Stephen 1999 F **Khamis, Francis 2007-08 Parr, Kalvin 2015 Thompson, Ian 1998 Ball, Travis 1995-96 Fares, Ziyad 2016-17 Killian, Nicholas 2016 Parry, Brett 1999, 2001 Thornton, Gary 1995-96 Banyai, Ryan 2015 Fechner, Kenny 2000-01 King, Konnor 2016 Patenaude, Gregory 2014-15 *Tibbetts, Gene 2008-09 Barnett, Rysen 2011-12 Figueroa, Alfredo 2016 Kinney, Chad 1993 Patrick, Corey 2004 Torres, Peter 2016 Barrett, Adam 1998 *Fimbrez, Vincent 2006-07 *Kirkpatrick, Matt 1996-97 *Pearce, Daniel 2003-04 Townsend, Ben 1994 *Barton, Nathan 1997-98 *Flores, Danny 1992-93 *Kozul, Matt 1989-90 Pellant, Butch 1998-99 Trapani, Anthony 1999-00 Baures, Adrien 2014 Flores, Fernando 2000 Kulpa, Adam 1999-00 Perez Flores, Jose 2017 Trella, Bradley 2013-14 *Tristani, Mike 1992, 1994 Baynham, William 2017 Flores, Jonathan 2010 L **Petersen, Dirk 2007-08 Beall, Bryce 2005-06 Flummer, Brady 2005-06 Phillips, Rocky 1993 Trout, Craig 1998-99 LaBerge, Mike 1993 Trump, Tyler 2017 *Becerra, Junior 1996-97 Foley, Christopher 2010 Labanino, Jose 2014-15 Polivka, Chad 1993 *Becerra, Obed 2003, 2005 Popovic, Milan 2012-13 Tulloch, Marwan 1996 *Frame, Andrew 2001-02 *LaFleur, Cameron 2003 Turner, Jamie 1999 Beggs, Ryan 2011 Franklin, Damien 2000 LaFollette, Gavin 2009 Q Turner, Tyler 2005 *Bell, Bobby 1990-91 Fried, Ryan 2011 Lara, Carlos 2010, 2012 Quesada, Carlo 2016-17 Bell, Kyle 1999 *Fuertsch, Ryan 2008-09 Larimer, Jesse 1994 Quinones, Gregorio 2004 V Belverud, Shawn 1991 *Funkhouser, Kurt 1990-91 Quintana, Juan 1995 Valencia, Camilo 2006-07 Larson, Albert 2012 Vargas, Esteban 2016 **Bendawald, Jeff 2007-08 G Lawrence, Adam 1996 R Bendawald, Kyle 2013 Ramirez, Johnny 2016-17 *Vega, Israel 2008 Gabrielson, Ricky 2009 LaVanway, Lucas 2013 *Veliz, David 1991-92 Benser, Ryan 2004 *Galindo, Marcos 1992 Lazarevski, Jason 2015 Ramirez, Juan 2015-16 Bentley, Brett 2002 Randolph, Michael 2004-05 Vidrio, Joel 2017 Gallardo, Michael 2013-14 *Levy, Adam 2002 Villasenor, Santos 2016 *Bilsback, Remy 1989-90 Gamble, BJ 1999-00 Lilleker, Andy 1998 Rawlings, David 1999-00 *Boquet, Matt 1992 Ganados, Roman 2000 *Lockhart, Ryan 1996-97 Rawls, Ricky 1998 W Bounds, Lokahi 2004-05 Regalado, Jorge 2016 Walberer, Matthew 2010 Gandara, David 2016-17 Logue, Niall 2014-15 Wallace, Blake 2000 Boyle, Darragh 2015 *Garcia, Guadalupe 2003 Lopez, Angel 2016-17 Reghabi, Shaun 2010 Bradshaw, Cooper 2000 Reimers, John 1994-95 Wallace, Brandon 2013-14 *Garcia, Irving 2006-07 Lowe, Dan 2004-05 Wandell, Keahi 2005 *Bramini, Nick 1990-91 *Garcia, Juan 2008 Lozoya, Daniel 2010 Rey, Agustin 2011-12 Breinholt, Damon 1995 Reyes, Jorge 2006 Warrender, Scott 2015 Garcia, Marcos 2010 Lucatero, Victor 2006 *Washington, Kobah 1990-91 *Briels, Kim 1997 *Garcia, Ramon 1997 Rinehart, Shane 1993 *Luciano, Andre 1989-90 Richards, Herbert 1993 *Wassell, Jeff 1992-93 *Brooks, Ed 1989-90 Garton, Trae 2006 Lujan, Angel 2017 Browder, Charles 1995-96 Rico, Christian 2014 Watkins, Bailey 2016 Gbapou, Junior 2012 Lukavics, Matt 2000 *Watson, Alan 1997-98 Brown, Andrew 2011 *Gentry, Andrew 2007 Rico, Donovan 2010-11 *Lundgren, Dan 1996-97 *Rico, Edson 1989-90 *Weber, Elliot 2002 *Brown, Denton 2006-07 *Gilgan, Victor 1991-92 Lutostanski, Joseph 2011-12 Weber, Slade 2016 Brown, Ryan 1995 *Gilmer, Greg 2008-09 Rivera, Andrew 2017 Luu, Christopher 2011 *Rivera, Chilo 2008 Weekes, Marcus 1999-01 *Brown, Todd 2003-04 *Gjersten, Joseph 2002 Wegner, Marc 1999-00 Browne, Theo 2005 Globke, Brett 1994 M Rivera, Peter 2001 Macias, Alejandro 2006 Roan, Frank 1994 Weldon, Reece 2015 Bruffy-Holmes, Christian 2001 Godinez, Rodolfo 2009, 2011 **Westermann, Josh 2002-03 Bryant, Stuart 2011 Golden, Josh 1999 Macias, Lorenzo 2016-17 Robertson, Garett 2011 *Macias, Steve 1989-90 Robles, Ascari 2015 Whitaker, Jason 1995-96 Burke, Chris 2005 Goldsmith, Asa 2013 *White, Ian 1992-93 Buron, Mason 2013-14 Mack, David 2013-14 Robles, Carlos 2017 Gomez, Arturo 2017 Malach, Jacob 2015-16 *Robson, Tony 1989-90 White, Jared 1995 Busche, Peter 2013 Gonzalez, Alex 1998-99 White, Lee 2000 Butzke, Cody 1994-95 Gonzalez, Sergio 2016 Malloy, David 2009 Rodakovic, Viktor 2010-11 *Mancera, Alberto 1997 *Roe, Daniel 1997-98 *Wilcynski, Mike 1989-90 C Goodner, Garrison 2005-06 Williams, Khary 1994, 1996 Caesar, Kwesi 2015 Gordillo, Diego 1991 *Mangan, Tanner 1992 Romeo, Andy 1998 Marinkovic, Srdjan 1995 Romero, Jason 2014 Williams, Lee 2006 Cajiao, Carlos 1989 Gordon, Alan 2000-01 *Romo, Arturo 1997 Williamson, Garry 2001 Calderon, Maximo 2004 *Gordon, Chase 2007 Markarian, Steven 2016 Marquez, Kayd 2013 *Ronquillo, Jose 2003-04 Wilson, Nelvin 1995 Canfield, Adam 1998-99 Govina, Yves 2017 Rowe, Joel 2001 *Winfield, Robert 2002 Cardona, Emiliano 2017 Grant, Jonathan 2012 Martin, Ethan 2010 **Martin, Jason 1997, 2003 Roy, Patrick 2005 Winship, Jake 2013 Cardona, Raul 2012 Green, Darion 2014-15 Rullow, Marcus 1998 Wolfe, Brent 2000-01 Carmona-deVille, Juan 2014-15 *Ground, Justin 1991-92 Martin, Jeff 2003 *Woodson, Kyle 2008-09 Martin, Vince 2009 **Rusch-Michener, Dallas 2007-08 *Cassler, Marvin 1989-90 Grub, Kevin 1989 *Rush, Spencer 1992 *Wright, Brett 1989-90 Castro, Jonathan 2009 Guadron, Alexander 2017 Martinez, Jared 2004 Wright, Kenny 1993 *Masllorens, Josep 1991-92 Russell, Drew 2009 *Celario, Daniel 2007 *Guse, Chris 2003-04 Rustrum, Tye 1999 Y Chaikuman, Dulapark 1999 Gutierrez, Hugo 2014-15 Matlock, Cameron 2009 *Yando, Zachary 2001-02 Chala, Christian 2014 *McArdle, Colter 2001-02 S H McDonnell, Kevin 1999 Salazar, Raul 1991 Ybarra, Steve 1995-96 Cifuni, Dio 1996 Halley, Gouedan 2011-12 *Salazar, Roger 1989-90 Young, Ben 2001 Cisse, Daouda 2009 Hammer, Brandon 2002 *McKee, Jordan 2001-02 McKenna, Kyle 2011 *Salinas, Merced 2008 Z *Clare, Darren 1992-93 Hammack, Willie 2009-10 *Sagar, Chris 1991-92 Zacarias, Ricardo 2013 Clark, Jesse 1993 Hanze, Jared 2010 McMillen, Brent 1993-94 *McMillen, Ken 1989-90 *Sanders, Travis 2003-04 Zametkin, Alex 1996-97 Coffin, Spencer 2016-17 Hardie-Jordan, Avery 2013 *Santiago, Eric 2001-02 Zemba, Michael 2004 Coleman-Fry, Kieran 2012 Hardie-Jordan, Dylan 2010-11 **McNiel, Evan 2007-08 McRae, Miles 2015 Savage, Anderson 2009 Zimmermann, Kevin 1993-94 *Collins, Jason 1991-92 Harlley, Alex 2012 *Savage, Donald 2008 Cordova, Anthony 2000 *Harman, Joe 1989-90 Mecier, William 2011 *Corona, Jose 1990-91 Hasman, Tyler 2004-05 Medina, Jose 2010 *Cristia, Chad 2007 Hatfield, Mark 1993-94 Menezes, Philip 2006 Crossingham, Adam 2010-11 Haulkham, Zachary 2013 **Meram, Justin 2007-08 Cruz, Yabin 2013 **Hayden, Sam 2007-08 Merlo, Marco 1994 Cusack, Sam 2011-12 Haynes, Kyle 2004-05 *Merrill, Mark 2002 D Hazzard, Matt 2009-10 *Miller, Ralph 1992 Daley, Greg 2001 *Heller, Jeffrey 2007 Mills, Stephen 1999 Davis,­ Jon 2009 Heredia, Angel Rey 2014 Miranda, Jaime 1998 Dawood, Ather 2014-15 Heredia, Octavio 1994-95 *Miranda, Jose 1990-91 Delgado, Cesar 1995-96 *Hernandez, Isaias 2007 Mitchell, Joel 2009 *DeJonghe, Bryan 2003 *Hibbert, Ty 1997-98 Montejano, Apolonio 1996 DeLaRosa, Alexis 2014 *Hill, Geoffrey 2003-04 Montes, Brian 2013 Demirelli, Emmett 2011 Hoaglund, Ross 1993-94 Montoya, Henry 2016 *DeNardis, Rocco 1989-90 Hogarth, Daniel 2001 *Moran, Michael 2008-09 Denning, Brian 2005-06 Hollimon, Mike 1993-94 Morgan, Vaughan 1994 At their 25th anniversary alumni reunion and induction into Detwiler, Tad 1996 Horton, Shane 1993 Morris, Kyle 2011-12 the Yavapai College Athletic Hall of Fame, over 20 members DeVaughn, Brandon 1999 House, Jason 1994-95 Moss, Matt 2006 of the 1990 National Championship team meet again. (Left to Diaz, Alonso 2012 *Hughes, Brian 2003, 2005 Motzkus, Justin 2016-17 Right)—Jose Corona, Jose Miranda, Coach Pantalione, Bobby Diaz, Daniel 2013-14 **Hughes, Maurice 2002-03 *Munck, Thomas 1997 Bell and Joe Owen. ★★★★★★★ 5 1989 Original Roughriders (15-0-1) 1991 National Runners-up (22-1-0) Front Row (L to R)–Orona, Harman, Grub, Luciano, Nash, DeNardis, Cassler, Wilcynski, Stringham, Front Row (L to R)–Bell, Miranda, Al-Raqaya, Salazar, Ground, Owen, Corona, Sagar, Gordillo, Ebel. Collins, Tallis, Washington. Back Row (L to R)–Farnsworth, Wright, McMillen, Bilsback, Brooks, Kozul, Schlink, Robson, Rico, Back Row (L to R)–Masllorens, Funkhouser, Gilgan, Diaz, Bramini, Tagtmeyer, Schlink, Salazar, Cajiao, Macias, Pantalione. Belverud, Dickey, Veliz, Pantalione.

1993 National 4th Place (24-1-0) 1994 National Runners-up (21-2-2) Front Row (L to R)–Hoaglund, Arias, Rinehart, Dickey, LaBerge, Smith, Clare, Zimmermann, Wassell, Front Row (L to R)–Hoaglund, Roan, Okuda, Reimers, Heredia, Tristani, Zimmermann, Dickey, Wright, Hatfield, Clark. Morgan, Arellano, Larimer, Butzke. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Richards, Hollimon, Phillips, Archuleta, Horton, McMillen, Kinney, Polivka, Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, Merlo, Skoro, Hunter, Townsend, Globke, House, John, White, Flores, Deutsch, Pantalione. Hatfield, Williams, Dorsey, Pantalione.

1995 National Runners-up (21-3-1) 1996 National Runners-up (22-1-1) Front Row (L to R)–Reimers, Arellano, Breinholt, Whitaker, Delgado, John, Dorsey, Browder, Thornton, Front Row (L to R)–Atkin, Ball, Montejano, Jeffrey, Delgado, Elliot, Ybarra, Browder, Lundgren, Ybarra, Ball, Elliot. Becerra, Thornton, Cifuni. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, Hunter, Ochoa, Sparks, House, Brown, Wilson, Heredia, Cassler, Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, Tulloch, Zametkin, Lockhart, Lawrence, Kirkpatrick, Pantalione. Detwiler, Sparks, Dudley, Engram, Funkhouser, Pantalione.

1998 National 3rd Place (23-2-0) 1999 National 10th Place (18-3-1) Front Row (L to R)–Starbird, Romeo, Pellant, Canfield, Rullow, Jack, Edgin, Thompson, Trout, Front Row (L to R)–Thermoncy, Gamble, Rawlings, Canfield, Edgin, Pellant, Gonzalez, Terwilleger, Watson, Rawls, Miranda. Bell, Mills, Chaikuman, Weekes. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Allen, Gonzalez, Hibbert, Lilleker, Sterling, Austin, Hutchison, Barrett, Roe, Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Rustrum, Parry, Golden, Trapani, Arrowsmith, Kulpa, Ball, Wegner, Trout, Bakhti, Barton, Pantalione. McDonnell, DeVaughn, Pantalione.

2000 National 4th Place (22-3-0) 2001 National Runners-up (24-1-0) Front Row (L to R)–Bradshaw, Fechner, Gamble, Strode, Scruggs, Rawlings, Kulpa, Alessi, Franklin, Front Row (L to R)–Daley, Rivera, McArdle, Williamson, Young, Gordon, Fechner, Alessi, Frame, Flores, Iniguez, Lukavics. Weekes, Bailey, Santiago. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Cordova, Wallace, Wegner, White, Doran, O’Sullivan, Gordon, Trapani, Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Parry, Yando, Hogarth, Keresey, Johnson, McKee, Rowe, Ganados, Wolfe, Weekes, Pantalione. Bruffy-Holmes, Izard, Wolfe, Pantalione. 6 ★★★★★★★ 2004 National 4th Place (23-2-0) 2011 National 6th Place (19-1-3) Front Row (L to R)–Bounds, Ronquillo, Jacobsen, Oberholtzer, Haynes, Guse, Brown, Armstrong, Front Row (L to R)–Fried, McKenna, Rico, Dragomir, Crossingham, Selletti, Jones, Rey, Bryant, Calderon, Pearce, Hasman, Randolph. Lutkstanski, Cusack, Barnett, Godinez. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Earley, Martinez, Benser, Lowe, Quinones, Afjei, Hill, Arellano, Patrick, Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Estrada, Hardie-Jordan, Rodadovic, Demirelli, Halley, Luu, Beggs, Mecier, Sanders, Eshleman, Pantalione. McKenna, Robertson, Brown, Stensby, Jasso, Pantalione.

2005 National Runners-up (24-2-0) 2012 National 4th Place (21-3-0) Front Row (L to R)–Becerra, Turner, Beall, Espinoza, Martinez, Goodner, Haynes, Flummer, Bounds, Front Row (L to R)–Solomon, Diaz, Barnett, Cusack, Coleman-Fry, Sellitti, Rey, Lara, Dragomir, Eshleman, Duarte, Hughes, Hasman. Lutostanski, Gbapou. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Ibarra, Wandell, Johnson, Denning, Browne, Lowe, Kelly, Roy, Burke, Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Estrada, Larson, Paine, Angeles, Morris, Popovic, Harlley, Halley, Grant, Randolph, Pantalione. Cardona, Jasso, Pantalione.

2006 National 4th Place (22-0-3) 2013 National 3rd Place (18-3-6) Front Row: (L to R)–Garcia, Macias, Fimbrez, Beall, Goodner, Kelly, Espinoza, Flummer, Ibarra, Front Row (L to R)–Nelson, Pacheco, Gallardo, Buron, Zacarias, Jimenez, Trella, Owsley, Diaz, Silva, Valencia, Menezes. Park, Montes, Mack, Marquez, Cruz, Wallace. Back Row: (L to R)–Bell, Espino, Johnson, Garton, Brown, Nelson, Williams, Swensen, Navarro, Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Estrada, Haulkham, Paine, Ampleford, Busche, LaVanway, Winship, Denning, Moss, Reyes, Lucatero, Pantalione. Popovic, Goldsmith, Hardie-Jordan, Shadix, Bendawald, Pantalione.

2009 National 5th Place (19-5-1) 2014 National 3rd Place (20-1-2) Front Row: (L to R)–Woodson, Davis, Fuertsch, Matlock, LaFollette, Soriano, Moran, Iles, Savage, Front Row: (L to R)–Diaz, G., Heredia, Pacheco, Gallardo, Nixon, Mack, Trella, Patenaude, Diaz, Godinez, Martin, Hammack. D., Buron, Wallace, Nelson, Rico, Gutierrez, Dawood. Back Row: (L to R)–Bell, Russell, Malloy, Mitchell, Castro, Tibbetts, Kalala, Gabrielson, Gilmer, Back Row: (L to R)–Bell, Estrada, Douglas, Baures, Labaniano, DeLaRosa, Kelly, Logue, O Sillah, Hazzard, Okito, Cisse, Pantalione. Chala, Green, Carmona-deVille, Romero, Ortiz, Pantalione.

2010 National 12th Place (15-5-1) 2015 National 5th Place (19-3-1) Front Row (L to R)–Medina, Garcia, Martin, Flores, Lara, Jones, Soriano, Foley, Walberer, Bagheri, Front Row (L to R)–Diaz, Weldon, Gutierrez, Boyle, Warrender, Nicewander, Smith, Patenaude, Sluwar, Rico, Hammack. Stinson, McRae, Lazarevski, Caesar, Dawood. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Ayau, Stensby, Efiom, Hardie, Nevarez, Reghabi, Hanze, Lozoya, Hazzard, Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Estrada, Malach, Ramirez, Labanino, Robles, Banyai, Logue, Parr, Green, Rodakovic, Crossingham, Sylva, Pantalione. Fike, Ameen, Carmona-deVille, Otokore, Pantalione. (Continued on page 28) ★★★★★★★ 7 National Championship Teams

1990 National Champions (21-1-1) Yavapai’s First Recruiting Class Front Row (L to R)–Harman, Washington, Orona, Wilcynski, Ground, Cassler, DeNardis, Bilsback, Luciano, Owen, Macias, Stringham, Bell, Miranda. Back Row (L to R)–Funkhouser, McMillen, Salazar, Corona, Bramini, Tagtmeyer, Schlink, Kozul, Brooks, Wright, Robson, Rico, Pantalione.

1992 National Champions (24-1-0) Front Row (L to R)–Arias, Collins, Miller, Masllorens, Sagar, Gilgan, Clare, Tristani, Smith, Boquet, Kayali, Rush. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, White, Jarvis, Galindo, Archuleta, Diaz, Dickey, Veliz, Mangan, Flores, Wassell, Pantalione.

1997 National Champions (23-0-1) Front Row (L to R)–Romo, Okuda, Diaz, Mancera, Martin, Munck, Jeffrey, Kirkpatrick, Aceves, Sterling, Briels, Lundgren, Watson, Becerra. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Farnsworth, Dudley, Hibbert, Zametkin, Lockhart, Jack, Hutchison, Roe, Engram, Bakhti, Barton, Pantalione.

­2002 National Champions (22-2-1) Front Row (L to R)–Sterling, Nixon, Hammer, Iglesias, Asay-Davis, O’Farrell, Winfield, Brentley, Frame, Bailey, Santiago, Ettinger, Gjertsen. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, McArdle, Yando, Weber, Westermann, McKee, Johnson, Hughes, Levy, Merrill, Pantalione.

Hometown of Players from YC’s National Championship Teams Phoenix, Arizona...... 23 Highlands Ranch, Colorado...... 2 Sedona, Arizona...... 1 Anchorage, Alaska...... 1 Tucson, Arizona...... 17 Oregon City, Oregon...... 2 Payson, Arizona...... 1 Apple Valley, California...... 1 Las Vegas, Nevada...... 14 Hillsboro, Oregon...... 2 Peoria, Arizona...... 1 Nepean, Ontario, Canada...... 1 Prescott, Arizona...... 7 Portland, Oregon ...... 2 Gilbert, Arizona...... 1 Bergen, Norway...... 1 Glendale, Arizona...... 6 Castaic, California...... 2 ElPaso, Texas...... 1 Port-of-Spain, Trinidad...... 1 Yuma, Arizona...... 6 Huntington Beach, California...... 2 Tacoma, Washington...... 1 Sheffield, England...... 1 Tempe, Arizona...... 5 Toledo, Washington...... 2 Federal Way, Washington...... 1 Canney Island, England...... 1 Scottsdale, Arizona...... 4 Meridian, Idaho...... 2 Henderson, Nevada...... 1 Southend, England...... 1 Chandler, Arizona...... 4 Shelby Township, Michigan...... 2 Draper, Utah...... 1 Banyoles, Spain...... 1 Mesa, Arizona...... 3 Jackson, Wyoming...... 2 Park City, Utah...... 1 Rabat, Morocco...... 1 Albuquerque, New Mexico...... 3 South Shields, England...... 2 Logan, Utah...... 1 Roskilde, Denmark...... 1 Alamogordo, New Mexico...... 3 Prescott Valley, Arizona...... 1 Salt Lake City, Utah...... 1 Perstorp, Sweden...... 1 San Luis, Ariziona...... 2 Sierra Vista, Arizona...... 1 Eugene, Oregon...... 1 London, England...... 1 Trin City, Trinidad...... 2 Fort Huachuca, Arizona...... 1 Beaverton, Oregon...... 1 San Fernando, Trinidad...... 1 Puyallup, Washington...... 2 Paradise Valley, Arizona...... 1 Colorado Springs, Colorado...... 1 Total Champions...... 160 Aurora, Colorado...... 2 Tolleson, Arizona...... 1 Eagle, Idaho...... 1 8 ★★★★★★★ 90 92 97 02 03 07 08

2003 National Champions (22-2-1) Front Row (L to R)–Becerra, Martin-Jeff, Oberholtzer, Pearce, O’Farrell, Ettinger, Hughes-Maurice, Westermann, Armstrong, Ronquillo, Asay-Davis, Hughes-Brian, Garcia. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, LaFleur, Fimbrez, Brown, Martin-Jason, Jones, Guse, Smith, Hill, DeJonghe, Sanders, Jacobsen, Pantalione.

2007 National Champions (24-2-0) Front Row (L to R)–Bendawald, Hernandez, Celario, Sy, Hayden, Gentry, Dizdar, Rusch-Michener, Cristia, Valencia, Garcia. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Duarte, Fimbrez, Brown, Gordon, Petersen, Heller, Khamis, McNiel, Panchenko, Swensen, Meram, Hunter, Pantalione.

2008 National Champions (26-0-0) Front Row (L to R)–Front Row (L to R)—Woodson, Garcia, Savage, Rusch-Michener, Gilmer, Hayden, Moran, Dizdar, Rivera, Okito, Espinoza, Bendawald, Fuertsch. Back Row (L to R)–Bell, Hunter, Kalala, Tibbetts, Salinas, Petersen, Khamis, McNiel, Panchenko, Vega, Meram, Pantalione.

National Championship Mini-Box Scores

1st 2nd OT-1 OT-2 Shoot Final Nov. 18, 1990 at Trenton, New Jersey Half Half Out Score Yavapai (21-1-1) 0 1 0 1 - 2 Passaic, NJ (19-1-0) 1 0 0 0 - 1 Nov. 22, 1992 at Trenton, New Jersey Yavapai (24-1-0) 2 1 - - - 3 Andrew, GA (24-1-0) 0 0 - - - 0 Nov. 16, 1997 at Trenton, New Jersey Yavapai (23-0-1) 2 1 - - - 3 Mercer, NJ (17-2-1) 0 0 - - - 0 Nov. 24, 2002 at Tyler, Texas Yavapai (22-2-1) 1 1 - - - 2 Mercer, NJ (17-2-0) 0 1 - - - 1 Nov. 23, 2003 at Tyler, Texas Yavapai (22-2-1) 1 1 0 0 3 3 Mercer, NJ (18-1-1) 2 0 0 0 2 2 Nov. 18, 2007 at Tyler, Texas Yavapai (24-2-0) 1 2 0 0 5 4 Georgia Perimeter (21-1-2) 1 2 0 0 4 3 Nov. 23, 2008 at Phoenix, Arizona Yavapai (26-0-0) 1 0 - - - 1 San Jacinto, TX (18-2-2) 0 0 - - - 0 ★★★★★★★ 9 a 10-0 win over Pima on Oct. 23rd...nation’s best national tournament appearance (3rd place finish)... 1989-2017 Revisited JUCO home attendance. In playoff matches Yavapai defeated Pima 2-1, Glen- dale 3-0, DuPage (IL) 2-0, Springfield 1-0...After a “The First Season" (1989) “The Sizzlin’ Shootout Season” (1994) four overtime 0-0 tie, the Roughriders lost to State Roughriders defeated nationally-ranked St. Louis- In the longest JUCO soccer match played, Yavapai Fair (MO) in a shootout. State Fair later forfeited the Forest Park in school’s first ever match...15-0-1 defeated Mercer County (NJ) 0-0 (6-5 after 11 rounds match due to ineligible players...YC won two out-of- “on field” record...80 goals scored, 11 against... of penalty kicks) at the national semifinals in New state tournaments (Kansas & Mississippi) defeating Yavapai College first homecoming weekend saw Jersey...Goalkeeper Kevin Zimmermann made six Kansas City (KS), Johnson County (KS), Meridian the Roughriders win over Arizona Western...Two saves and scored himself on the 11th kick of the (MS), and DeKalb (GA) by a composite score of 16- NSCAA All-Americans named-Edson Rico (team high shootout...The Roughriders lost to Spartanburg 2...Two NSCAA All-Americans (Ty Hibbert & Kelvin 26 goals) and Steve Macias (team high 9 assists)... (SC) in the title game 3-2...Yavapai became the only Jack) and two NJCAA All-Americans (Travis Sterling Great home attendance. JUCO team to advance to the national tournament & Kelvin Jack)...Hibbert posted team high 22 goals every year this decade...Three NSCAA All-Americans for the season including a game tying goal with 28 “The Championship Season” (1990) (Kevin Zimmermann, Ross Hoaglund, John Hunter)... Roughriders captured post-season playoff wins seconds left & the overtime winner during a regional National Coach-of-the-Year finalist Michael Panta- playoff match...Sterling tied all-time assists record over Glendale-AZ (6-0), Hesston-KS (3-1), defend- lione recorded his fifth consecutive 20-win season... ing champion St. Louis-Flo Valley (1-0), Ulster-NY with 23...Jack leaves program with school record 31 The Roughriders defeated Scottsdale (2-0), Phoenix shutouts...JUCO’s best home attendance. (2-1), Herkimer-NY (4-0), Passaic-NJ (2-1)...Kurt (4-0), Richland, Texas (3-1), Ulster, New York (2-1) Funkhouser scored title-winner with 7:37 remaining in other playoff matches...Yavapai now stands 29-3 “The Hall of Fame Season” (1999) in the second sudden death overtime period in West in post-season competition...nation’s best JUCO Yavapai won the first ever JUCO Hall of Fame Tour- Windsor, New Jersey on Nov. 18...Three NSCAA home attendance. nament in Oneonta, New York defeating Herkimer All-Americans named: Edson Rico (team high 22 (NY) 4-0 and Monroe (NY) 6-1...Along with the goals); Rocco DeNardis (team high +58); and Steve “The Texas Two-Step Season” (1995) tournament trophy, the Roughriders walked away Macias...National Tournament award winners include In two dramatic finishes, Yavapai defeated Tyler-Texas with the team sportsmanship award, top individual Jose Corona (nation’s top defender), Andre Luciano and Richland-Texas in playoff action...With 1 minute attacker (Marcus Weekes) and top individual defender (nation’s top goalkeeper), Kobah Washington (tour- left in the fourth overtime Richard Elliot scored the (Craig Trout) awards...YC captured 11th consecutive ney’s leading scorer)...Bobby Bell recorded team game-winner against Tyler 3-2 after trailing 2-0 conference title...After defeating Glendale 4-1 in high 13 assists...Michael Pantalione named NSCAA late in the second half of the national semifinals... playoff action, YC lost in sudden death overtime to & NJCAA National Coach-of-the-Year...Outstanding Playing with ten men in the last 70 minutes, YC’s Pima 2-1 for the regional title...Yavapai finished the home attendance. John Hunter scored with 3 minutes remaining for season 18-3-1 and was named team of the decade a 3-2 win in Dallas against Richland for their sixth with the most wins in the country (218), outdistanc- “The Record-Breaking Season” (1991) consecutive district title...YC made their fifth trip to ing DuPage, Ill. (195)...most national tournament Roughriders broke a 22-year old National Junior Col- the national championship game before losing to appearances (9, tied with DuPage), most national title lege record with 40 consecutive victories (no ties) Mercer-New Jersey on their home field...YC defeated game appearances (7; Mercer County, NJ with 4)... before losing to host Mercer County in the national California champion Rancho Santiago 1-0 on the and national championships (3 tied with Mercer)... championship game 1-0 before 4,251 paid fans in road...Yavapai’s 58 game home undefeated streak once again, nation’s best JUCO home attendance. New Jersey...Yavapai defeated playoff opponents ended Sept. 16 but started another run currently at Glendale (4-1), St. Louis-Flo Valley (3-2), Johnson 9...Two NSCAA All-Americans (Steve Ybarra, Avery “The Overtime Season” (2000) County-Kansas (1-0), Tyler, Texas (6-0), Ulster-New John)...YC’s sixth straight 20-win season...Other In two dramatic JUCO matches that were decided York (2-1)...Two NSCAA All-Americans named: Jose playoff victories included Scottsdale (4-0), Mesa in overtime, Yavapai (winners of 22 matches) lost Corona (YC all-time leader in games started) and (3-0), Essex-Maryland (5-0)...nation’s best JUCO to the two teams that eventually would meet in Kobah Washington (team high 22 goals, 10 assists home attendance. the national finals...On their home field during the in ‘91)...Chris Sagar selected top keeper in national regular season Meridian, Miss. won 3-2 while Bryant tourney...Roughriders won national sportsmanship “The Flashback Season” (1996) & Stratton won at the national tournament 4-3... award while averaging less that 1 card/match...YC For the sixth time this decade, Yavapai advanced Yavapai captured their 12th consecutive conference defeated St. Louis-Forest Park 6-0 in AZ Classic title all the way to the national championship game at title quite convincingly, scoring a regular season game...Michael Pantalione became all-time JUCO New Jersey...On their home field, Mercer County league record 85 goals to the opponents 8...Playoff coaching leader with .966 winning percentage... (NJ) defeated Yavapai 1-0 in the finals...In other wins for the Roughriders were against Phoenix (4-0), unbelievable home attendance. playoff matches the Roughriders defeated Pima (3-0), Mesa (5-0), Georgia Perimeter (1-0), and Essex, New Phoenix (3-0), Tyler-Texas (2-1), and DuPage-Illinois Jersey (3-1)...David Rawlings (22 goals, 15 assists) “The Award Winning Season” (1992) (2-0)...YC defeated California champion Rancho was named ACCAC Player of the Year and NJCAA For the second time in three years Yavapai captured Santiago 1-0 in Nevada...YC also had three double & NSCAA First Team All-American...Damien Franklin the NJCAA title with a 3-0 win over Andrew-Georgia... digit victories over Central-Kansas, Orange Coast- scored the most goals as a freshmen with 27...Sergio other playoff victories included: Phoenix (2-0), Glen- Calif., and South Mountain...For trivia stake, YC Iniquez had school record 17 assists...10th national dale (4-2), Richland-Texas (3-0), St. Louis-Forest Park played their first-ever game on a Tuesday, winning tournament appearance & 10th 20-plus win season (1-0), Alleghany-PA (5-0), Massasoit, Mass. (2-0)... at San Diego Mesa 3-0...Two NSCAA All-Americans since 1990...nation’s best JUCO home attendance. Roughriders marched away with all 7 honors (first (Cesar Delgado, Steve Ybarra)...For the first time YC time in NJCAA history): national championship, had five players on the first-team All-Conference and “Road Warriors” (2001) national sportsmanship (averaging less than 1 card/ All-Region Teams (Ybarra, Delgado, Alex Zametkin, Playing their best soccer on the road, Yavapai tied a match), tourney MVP & top defender (Darren Clare), Ty Engram, Richard Elliot)...YC’s seventh straight 20- school record with 24 wins (the only school in the top goalkeeper (Chris Sagar), top attacker (Spencer win season...nation’s best JUCO home attendance. country to win 20 games)...YC won both matches Rush), and national coach of the year (Michael Pan- win season...nation’s best JUCO home attendance. on a east coast trip and a key conference encounter talione)...Two NSCAA All Americans named (Darren in Tucson (Columbus Day Massacre) against Pima Clare & Jason Collins)...YC defeated Monroe-NY and “The Unbeaten Season” (1997) 5-0...Roughriders outscored their opponents 115-15, Spokane-WA in AZ Classic...Team records included Yavapai finished a year long quest and returned to enroute to their 13th consecutive conference title... most goals (95), most shutouts (17), least goals per the national championship game to beat Mercer Playoff wins over Paradise Valley (1-0), Pima (2-1 in game (0.54), most wins (24)...nation’s best JUCO County, New Jersey 3-0 on Mercer’s home turf...The overtime), Schoolcraft, Mich. (8-0, most goals in home attendance. Roughriders shutout all playoff opponents while win- national tourney winner’s bracket) and DuPage (1-0 ning their third national championship in the ‘90s... in overtime)...Playing in their 8th national champion- “The Goal Scoring Season” (1993) The 1997 squad was the first Roughrider team to ship game, YC lost to Bryant & Stratton, NY 3-2 in The Roughriders lost their only match of the season capture the national title with an unbeaten record Texas...Alan Gordon & Garry Williamson each scored in a sudden death penalty kick shootout to Massasoit (23-0-1)...In playoff matches Yavapai defeated Pima, 29 goals... Goalkeeper Joseph Alessi had team record at the national tourney in New Jersey...YC capture Phoenix, State Fair (MO), Mt. Ida (MA), and Mercer 83 saves... Gordon had 4 goals in a game twice and their fifth consecutive conference title while finishing (NJ) by a composite score of 12-0...YC also won the two overtime game-winning goals...Alessi & Gordon fourth at nationals with the same 24-1-0 record as Big Four Tournament defeating St. Louis-Forest Park were first team NSCAA All-Americans, the only school the ‘92 championship team...The Roughriders set and Spokane (WA)...Kevin Jeffery scored the most to have two first-team All-Americans....nation's best an all-time JUCO single-season scoring record with goals in one season by a YC player with 31...Jeffery JUCO home attendance. 134 goals...No less that 15 all-time school records and Travis Sterling broke the school record with were broke including: most conference goals (78), 15 assists each...Two NSCAA All-Americans (Jeffery ­“Two Second Halves”(2002) most playoff goals (38), least goals allowed (9), least and Matt Kirkpatrick)...YC’s eighth straight 20-win Yavapai captured their 300th win and fourth na- conference goals allowed (3), most shutouts (19), season...Pantalione named NJCAA and NSCAA tional championship on the same weekend...After most goals per game (5.30), least goals per game National Coach of the Year...nation’s best JUCO defeating Iowa Central 3-0 in the national semifinals (0.35)...two more national records were established: home attendance. for their 300th win, the Roughriders beat Mercer, most consecutive shutout (15), best goal differential NJ 2-1 in the finals...The two second halves stories (+125)...YC averaged less that 1 card/match...Two “The 10th Anniversary Season”(1998) are simple–YC scored 69 of their 100 goals in the NSCAA All-Americans (Darren Clare & Pat Smith)... Yavapai’s winning tradition continues, recording second half (including two shootout victories over Michael Pantalione notched his 100th career win their 10th consecutive title to go along with the 9th Pima in the regional finals and San Jacinto, TX in the with Yavapai in just 105 games with the school in consecutive 20-win season (23-2-0) and 9th straight national quarterfinals)...YC also won all 14 games 10 ★★★★★★★ in the second half of the season...The Roughrid- purposes only. Somehow the Roughriders finished finishing second in the 11-team league. ers won their 14th Arizona Conference title in 14 the season unbeaten at 22-0-3. Roger Espinoza, Tim years...Jordan McKee was voted national player of Kelly and Chris Johnson (17 goals) were named to “Undefeated Regular Season” (2011) the year while Stephen O’Farrell joined McKee for the NJCAA All-America Team...Espinoza and Kelly, For the ninth team in team history, Yavapai had an All-American honors...Eric Santiago was voted Team who anchored the school’s best statistical defense undefeated regular season…The Roughriders scored MVP...Michael Pantalione national coach of the year (0.35 goals against average) were also named to the a record 10 goals in a region playoff match before and featured in Sports Illustrated (Super Bowl issue)... NSCAA All-America Team...Michael Pantalione was being defeated in the region championship game... nation’s best home attendance. named NSCAA West Region Coach of the Year for Yavapai recorded 109 goals for the season en route the 12th time and inducted into the NJCAA Soccer to their 22nd conference title. “Back to Back” (2003) Hall of Fame. Yavapai posted 17 shutouts including So many story lines...5th national championship!... Chandler-Gilbert 2-0, Pima 1-0 and North Idaho 2-0 “500 & Counting” (2012) Back to Back National Championship!... First national The Roughriders won their 500th all-time match in post-season play. For the 16th time since 1990, on exactly the same day (Sept. 1) that the program championship decided by a penalty kick shootout... Yavapai won more than 20 matches in a season First Time in YC’s 15-year history with exclusively recorded its first-ever win back in 1989…A double including a victory over Tyler (TX) 2-1 in the title overtime win over Pima lifted YC to their 23rd All-American team...First national title match in 20 game of the Five Star Tournament. years where winning team did not score first...In league title…Yavapai shutout Arizona Western for fact, Yavapai came back from a 2-0 first half deficit “A Season to Remember” (2007) their 20th region title before losing in Wyoming in to defeat Mercer County, NJ 3-2 in a penalty kick Seventeen years to the day after the Roughriders district play…The Roughriders scored 101 goals, shootout to win the NJCAA National Championship... captured their first national championship, Yavapai finishing with a 21-3-0 overall record. Goalkeeper Stephen O’Farrell won his third penalty trailed 1-0, 3-2 (with two minutes remaining) and “Cardiac Kids” (2013) kick shootout in 3 attempts during his 2-year career even in the shootout but Yavapai would not be Endless knack of magical finishes while snatching wins at Yavapai...YC defeated East Central, MO 2-1 in the denied, winning their sixth national title over Geor- out of the proverbial jaws of defeat were witnessed national semifinals and Springfield, Ill. 2-0 in the gia Perimeter (4-3) after seven rounds of penalty throughout the season…11 one-goal victories, national quarterfinals...The Roughriders won their kicks (5-4)…Yavapai defeated Paradise Valley 7-1, seven wins in extra time including three penalty kick 15th consecutive Arizona Conference title...Goal- Pima 5-2, North Idaho 4-2, Illinois Central 1-0 and shootout victories (against Phoenix for the Region keeper Bobby Armstrong (0.42 GAA) and Forward Marshalltown (IA) 3-0, completing a undefeated One Title; Burlington, NJ and Eastern Florida in the Maurice Hughes (29 goals) were selected to the post-season…Yavapai won their 19th consecutive national tournament)…20th national tournament NSCAA All-America First Team...Josh Westermann conference title and tied a school record with 24 appearance for the Roughriders, finishing third in selected NSCAA All-West First Team...Hughes, Wes- wins in one season…Region Player of the Year the country (18th all-time final four finish)…Michael termann, O’Farrell joins Craig Ettinger, Jason Martin Irving Garcia and Vincent Fimbrez were named to Pantalione set a new national record for the most and Sky Asay -Davis has the only Roughriders to win the NSCAA All-America Team…Michael Pantalione career coaching wins in NJCAA soccer history with two national titles...nation’s best home attendance. became the all-time leader in NJCAA Division One 535 on November 9 with a 3-0 victory over Otero JC victories with 417…He was also named NJCAA & (Col.) in West District title match at Ken Lindley Field. “Sweet Sixteen” (2004) NSCAA National Coach of the Year. For the 16th consecutive year, Yavapai captured the “Hosting Nationals” (2014) Arizona Conference title...YC defeated Chandler- “The Perfect Season” (2008) After leading the nation in both scoring (103 goals) Gilbert 4-1, scoring four first half goals, in the The Roughriders captured their 7th National Cham- and goals against average (0.38) in addition to hav- Regional Championship Game...On a flooded field pionship, completing a perfect season, winning all ing an undefeated regular season for the 10th time in Tyler, Texas the Roughriders lost in the National 26 games…Yavapai becomes the first NJCAA team in Yavapai history, the Roughriders abruptly lost a Quarterfinals to Georgia Perimeter 3-2...Yavapai to win 26 games in one season…Dirk Petersen first region playoff match in overtime…the defeat denied continued their streak of never losing a national half header off a free kick was the only goal scored the Roughriders an opportunity to play in the NJCAA consolation match defeating South Suburban, Il- in the national championship final against San National Tournament which was hosted for the first linois and Schoolcraft, Michigan, thus finishing in Jacinto, Tex…Other playoff matches included wins time by Yavapai College, the City of Prescott and the the top four in the country for the 14th time in over Chandler-Gilbert 2-0, Pima 1-0, North Idaho Town of Prescott Valley…Yavapai captured their 24th 15 years...Yavapai completed the season with a 6-1, Schoolcraft (MI) 3-1, Garden City (KS) 4-1...The conference title, broke numerous conference records 23-2-0 overall record...Defender Michael Randolph defense, lead by the back four of Chris Hunter, Dirk (goals, shutouts) en route to their 20th twenty-win (21 points), Goalkeeper Robert Armstrong (second Petersen, Evan McNiel and Jeff Bendawald posted season and a national third place ranking in the final all-time in career saves with 133), and Todd Brown 15 shutouts and allowed no more than one goal in NJCAA and NSCAA poll. (team record 34 goals in a season) were named to the other 11 matches...Yavapai won their 20th con- the NSCAA All-American Team...Tyler Hasman (20 secutive conference title…For the first time Yavapai “3 for the Road” (2015) goals) joined the three All-Americans on the NSCAA had two 30-goal scorers in the same season with Yavapai captured their 25th conference title with a All-West Team...nation’s best attendance. First Team NJCAA & NSCAA All-America forwards 2-0 victory at Phoenix College on the final day of the Francis Khamis (YC’s all-time goal scorer) and Justin regular season…The Roughriders finished one of the “Excitement, Drama & Tradition” Meram (YC’s all-time points leader), also named toughest, most grueling league championship runs (2005) JUCO National Player of the Year…Associate Coach on the final week of play, defeating Pima CC 6-2 in The fastest Yavapai team accounted for 116 goals, Hugh Bell was inducted into the NJCAA Soccer Hall addition to winning three consecutive road matches second all-time at Yavapai, en route to a 24 win season of Fame…Michael Pantalione was named NJCAA on three consecutive days…Yavapai finished fifth in which ties a school record...The Roughriders clinched and NSCAA National Coach of the Year. the national rankings continuing a streak of weekly its 17th consecutive conference title...Yavapai won national poll appearances dating back to the first five playoff games (4-1 over Chandler-Gilbert, 3-0 “Back to Jersey Season” (2009) week of the 1990 season. against Pima, 4-1 versus North Idaho, 5-1 at Nationals The Roughriders made their 19th trip to the national against Illinois Central and a dramatic 3-2 win in the tournament in the past 20 years, returning to Trenton, “Second Chance” (2016) national semifinal over Louisburg, North Carolina... New Jersey for the first time in 10 years….Yavapai After capturing the program’s 26th conference title Yavapai played in their 11th national championship finished fifth in the country and was awarded the and suffering only their 15th all-time home defeat in game before losing to Georgia Perimeter...For the National Sportsmanship Trophy…The Roughriders a region playoff match, the Roughriders closed the 15th time since 1990, Yavapai won more than 20 captured their 21st consecutive conference title books on the season…a week later, Yavapai received matches in a season including posting a winning and won playoff matches against Pima 2-1, Arizona a call from the NJCAA and was ask to represent their record at the national tournament with the na- Western 2-0 and Iowa Central 2-0, tied Essex County, region in the West District Playoffs due to a bench tional runners-up finish...Midfielder Obed Becerra NJ 1-1, and lost in the quarterfinals to Louisburg, clearing brawl eliminating other region teams…a (15g,13a) was named Region Player of the Year while NC…Gabriel Okito scored Yavapai’s 2000th all-time last minute bus trip to Cheyenne, Wyoming resulted Michael Pantalione was named Coach of the Year for goal versus South Mountain on Sept. 14....Okito in a lost to Trinidad State and a chance for Yavapai the 11th time...Pantalione passed 30-year St. Louis and Gene Tibbetts were named to the NJCAA All- (issued no red cards for another season) to compete Flo-Valley retired coach Pete Sorber for most wins America Team…Tibbetts also selected to the NSCAA in their 21st national tournament…The Roughriders over .500, finishing the season with 344 games over All-America Team…Yavapai completes the decade will host the 2017 NJCAA National Championships. .500. Obed Becerra, Forward Tyler Hasman (21g, with 10 consecutive national tournament appear- 13a)and defender Patrick Roy (+79) were named to ances, six national championship game appearances “Tradition Restored” (2017) the NJCAA and NSCAA All-America Teams. and four national titles…also in the past 10 years, The Roughriders won conference, region and district the Roughriders lost only two home matches, both titles, enroute to their 21st appearance in the national “Undefeated Season with an Asterisk” in overtime and playing down a man. tournament which they hosted…Yavapai posted 23 (2006) wins, their 21st plus 20-win season…the 2017 team The Roughriders captured their 18th consecutive “Every 11 Seasons” (2010) broke a 24-year old national scoring record with 145 conference title along with their 16th region and For only the second time in the past 21 years, the goals in one season...Yavapai won 11 consecutive 16th district championship...Yavapai tied Mercer Roughriders failed to qualify for the National Tour- games in the second half of the season including six (NJ) 1-1 and Northern Oklahoma 2-2 at the national nament…Yavapai, winners of the past 10 region playoff matches before losing a national semifinal tournament but lost on penalty kicks by identical and district playoff championships, lost to Pima in battle in overtime…Yavapai finish third in the country, scores of 4-3...According to the new rules, these a playoff match ending their season with 15 wins… their 19th final four finish. two matches go down in the books as a tie. Shoot- In addition, the Roughriders ended a remarkable outs are designed for tournament advancement streak of capturing 21 consecutive conference titles, ★★★★★★★ 11 TOP 20 MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES Yavapai National Tournament Matches Yavapai Region & District Playoff Matches 1. Yavapai 2, Passaic, NJ 1 (‘90 championship) 1. Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (‘02 Region Final) Kurt Funkhouser scores in the second sudden death overtime period as Erik Sterling’s free kick with only 10 minutes left forced an overtime with YC Yavapai, with 20 players from Arizona and 4 from Nevada, defeats heavily winning in the sixth round of penalty kicks in the first and only shootout favored Passaic with all foreign players. (see photo page 20) ever at Ken Lindley Field. 2. Yavapai 3, Mercer, NJ 0 (‘97 championship) 2. Yavapai 2 Phoenix 1 (’13 Region Final) The Roughriders finished an unbeaten season scoring two goals in the first Similar storyline and result to the ’02 region final. After tying the match 6 minutes to defeat the home team thus capturing their third national with 10 minutes left in regulation and down throughout the shootout, championship in the ‘90s. Yavapai rallied to win in the sixth round of penalty kicks in their first ever 3. Yavapai 1, San Jacinto, Tex. 0 (’08 championship) region playoff match outside of Yavapai county. Dirk Petersen’s goal off a free kick early in the first half completed a perfect 3. Yavapai 1, St. Louis-Flo Valley 0 (‘90 District Final) 26-0-0 season for the Roughriders. The 26 wins established a national Edson Rico scored with five minutes to go to upset the defending national record at any level. champions in Missouri. 4. Yavapai 4, Georgia Perimeter 3 (’07 championship) 4. Yavapai 3, Otero, Col. 0 (’13 District Final) Yavapai trailed 1-0, 3-2 with two minutes remaining in regulation, and even Michael Pantalione set a new record for the most career coaching wins in in the shootout session. But the Roughriders would not be denied winning NJCAA soccer history with 535. The win came in only the way he would their 6th national championship in the seventh shootout round (see page16). have preferred—in a playoff game, at home at Ken Lindley field in Prescott 5. Yavapai 3, Mercer, NJ 2 (‘03 championship) where the program began in 1989, and resulting in their 20th trip to the Yavapai came back from a 2-0 first half deficit to win the only NJCAA Finals national tournament. determined by a penalty kick shootout. 5. Yavapai 4, Glendale 2 (‘92 Region Final) 6. Yavapai 1, Mercer, NJ 0 (‘94 semifinals) Josep Masllorens scored late in the second half to force overtime at Ken Longest game in JUCO soccer history goes 11 shootout rounds before Lindley Field. Kevin Zimmermann, Yavapai’s goalkeeper, is inserted into the shootout by a 6. Yavapai 3, St. Louis-Flo Valley 2 (‘91 District Semifinals) little-known rule and scores game-winner for a 6-5 shootout victory. Because of a snowstorm, the game was move to an astroturf field at the St. 7. Yavapai 3, Andrew, GA 0 (‘92 championship) Louis Soccer Park where Kobah Washington and Jason Collins scored two In convincing fashion, Yavapai shutout all district and national playoff goals in the last 15 minutes in 20 degree weather. opponents including the Andrew game where the last 81 minutes were a 7. Yavapai 6, Glendale 0 (‘90 Region Final) mere formality. Yavapai’s first playoff game was a decisive victory in front of one of the 8. Yavapai 2, Mercer, NJ 1 (‘02 championship) largest crowds at home (see photo). An early goal in each half enables Yavapai to captured its fourth national 8. Yavapai 3, Richland, Tex. 2 (‘95 District Final) championship at Tyler, Texas. It was the first meeting between the two John Hunter scored the final of his three goals with 5 minutes remaining in schools outside of New Jersey. Dallas, Texas. YC played with 10 men for 70 minutes. 9. Yavapai 4, Herkimer, NY 0 (‘90 semifinals) 9. Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (‘98 Region Semifinal) A clinic! The game put Yavapai on the map with four-year college coaches. Ty Hibbert scored with only 28 seconds remaining in regulation and tallied 10. Yavapai 2, Ulster, NY 1 (‘91 semifinals) again in the second overtime. With only 10 men and trailing 1-0 with 7 minutes to go, YC scores and four 10. Yavapai 1, Johnson County, Kan. 0 (‘91 District Final) overtimes later, wins in a shootout 5-4. Jose Miranda scored in the 104th minute in Missouri. Throw-ins were taken 11. Yavapai 3, Tyler, TX 2 (‘95 semifinals) on the top of snow banks in below freezing weather. Trailing 2-0 with 20 minutes to go, Yavapai scores two goals and another in 11. Yavapai 3, Richland, Tex. 0 (‘92 District Semifinal) the fourth overtime by Richard Elliot. A clinic in Dallas, Texas where YC took another step towards their national 12. Yavapai 2, Massasoit, MA 0 (‘92 semifinals) championship. A war! This was the national final played in the semifinal round. Yavapai 12. Yavapai 3, Richland, Tex. 1 (‘94 District Final) showed eastern teams and fans that it could adjust and play a tough, physi- Trailing 1-0, YC substituted a defender for a third forward and Octavio cal game and win. Heredia scored with 50 seconds to go (in the first half). YC tallied two ­13. Yavapai 3, Mt. Ida, MA 0 (‘97 semifinals) second half goals in a tough home win. On their way to an undefeated season, Yavapai won this heavyweight 13. Yavapai 3, Hesston, Kan. 1 (‘90 District Semifinal) match in a driving rainstorm. YC first playoff win on the road played at a bizarre setting in Parkville, 14. Yavapai 3, Louisburg, NC 2 (‘05 semifinals) Missouri. One example included Ed Brooks disappearing while falling In Tyler, Texas, Yavapai came from behind twice in this classic battle and downhill after saving a ball on the far touchline. He snuck 40 yards qualified for their 11th national championship game appearance. downfield, reappeared while reentering, and was wide open to the surprise of everyone. Contact alumni for other examples. 15. Yavapai 8, Schoolcraft, MI 0 (‘01 quarterfinals) Yavapai scored the most goals in a national tournament winner’s bracket game. 14. Yavapai 4, Glendale 1 (‘91 Region Final) All-time playoff scoring leader Kobah Washington had a hat trick against 16. Yavapai 2 Ulster, NY 1 (‘90 quarterfinals) arch-rival Glendale before one of the largest crowds in Prescott. Yavapai’s first national playoff match in New Jersey was not easy. Trailing 1-0 at the half, YC scored two second half goals and became a hit with 15. Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (‘01 Region Final) Jersey fans and four-year college coaches. YC scored in the 83rd minute to tie the match and force a sudden death overtime which lasted only a minute on Alan Gordon’s game winning goal. 17. Yavapai 5, Allegheny, PA 0 (‘92 quarterfinals) Yavapai used “YMCA rules” and sub all 11 players at the 55 minute mark in 16. Yavapai 5, Mesa 0 (‘00 Region Final) this classic clinic. YC’s domination of regional championships continued with this rout. 18. Mercer, NJ 1, Yavapai 0 (‘91 championship) 17. Yavapai 3, St. Louis-Flo Valley 0 (‘93 District Final) Although Yavapai lost, the game was a classic witnessed by 4,651 fans. The The match marked the end of an era for one of the best junior college defeat ended Yavapai’s 40-game winning streak, a NJCAA Division One programs in the ‘70s and ‘80s. national record. 18. Yavapai 4, Chandler-Gilbert 1 (‘04 Region Final) 19. Yavapai 7 Mercer, NJ 2 (’07 group play) The match was over at halftime with four spectacular first half goals. The Roughriders broke a national scoring record for goals in one season 19. Yavapai 1, Pima 0 (’06 Region Final) with seven of their 145 tallies against their long-time national rival. Chris Johnson scored the winner off a corner kick late in the second half. 20. Yavapai 2 Eastern Florida 1 (’13 group play) 20. Yavapai 1, Pima 0 (’08 Region Final) Yavapai played three goalkeepers in winning their second consecutive shootout Justin Meram scored a second half goal continuing the run to the school’s at the national tournament and third penalty kick win of the 2013 post-season. 7th national championship and a perfect season. 12 ★★★★★★★ Yavapai Soccer FUN FACTS

4.05 Goals Scored per game in 29-year history 21 Twenty win seasons by Yavapai 0.74 Goals Allowed per game in 29-year history 6 Twenty win seasons by next highest team in the country 40 Most consecutive wins (no ties) 2 Most consecutive losses 19 National Final Four Finishes 10 Final Four Finish by next highest team 21.2 Average number of wins per season in the country 1.9 Average number of losses per season 21 National Tournament Appearances 558 Number of games over .500 19 Top Four National Finishes (13 title games played) 2045 Year YC would be at .500 if lost every game 24 Number of Region Championship Games Played 18 Times played on last possible official 22 Number of Region Championship Games Won calendar date of the season 1 Number of post-game speeches by 14 Penalty Kick Shootouts participated in YC coaches in program’s history 11 Penalty Kick Shootouts won

98.1 Goals per season 2845 Goals scored by Yavapai 18.0 Goals against per season 521 Goals scored by Opponents

27 Conference Titles 360 Shutouts by Yavapai Goalkeepers 29 Years of competition 30 Shutouts by Opposing Goalkeepers

7 National Titles 85 Number of opponents played 4.0 Years between National Titles 82 Number of opponents with winning record against

464 Players that won Conference Titles 1 Number of Head Coaches in Yavapai’s history 497 Players that played in the program 0 Number of matches missed by the head coach due to suspensions 378 Players that played in the National Tournament 497 Players that played in the program 314 Home Games Won in 29-year history 16 Home Games Loss in 29-year history Yavapai Regular Season Games 1. Yavapai 4, St. Louis‑Forest 8. Yavapai 3, Spokane, 14. Yavapai 4, Herkimer, NY 0 Park 3 (1989) Wash. 0 (1993) (1999) Edson Rico scored 4 goals against This was the first men’s intercollegiate A one-sided Hall of Fame Tournament Most Memorable a nationally ranked team in the soccer match ever in Montana. The match played at the Hall of Fame Field Roughriders first game ever. game was played in Missoula, where in Oneonta, New York. Exhibition Games 2. Yavapai 6, Pima 3 (1990) Head Coach Pantalione founded 15. Yavapai 2, Arizona Western 1 Montana youth soccer in 1977. 1. Yavapai 3, San Diego State 2 The Roughriders scored five goals by (2006) (Spring 1991) Edson Rico and Roger Salazar in the 9. Yavapai 5, Pima 0 (2001) Trailing 1-0, Yavapai scored two goals Trailing 2-1 at the half in San Diego, Alan Gordon scores four goals in last 20 minutes to come from a 2-goal in the final two minutes of regulation to Edson Rico and Remy Bilsback scored deficit to win the home season opener. 48 minutes in the “Columbus Day win in Yuma. Massacre” at Tucson. second half goals to defeat SDSU, a 3. Yavapai 8, Mesa 3 (1990) 16. Yavapai 4, Monroe, NY 0 top ten NCAA Division One team at 10. Yavapai 1, Massasoit, Mass. 1 This wild home match featured as many (1992) the time. red cards as Yavapai goals. When told (1990) Season home opener played in front of 2. Yavapai 3, UNLV 2 (Fall 1993) to go into the game, Kurt Funkhouser The Roughriders first trip back east was one of the largest crowds assembled at At Las Vegas, Herbert Richards scored asked what position. The coach replied a wild affair with 80 fouls called in the Ken Lindley Field. overtime match. The trip to the Mercer the deciding goal hitting a 40-yard left, the entire left side. 17. Yavapai 8, Mesa 0 (2017) Invitational was significant because missile in the 90th minute. The program’s 600th win was a solid 4. Yavapai 1, Rancho Santiago, it proved that YC could play with Calif. 0 (1995) road victory. 3. Yavapai 2, Grand Canyon the traditional powers from the east, University 0 (Fall 1989) Goalkeeper Cesar Delgado posted a Mercer-NJ & Massasoit. 18. Yavapai 13, Scott, IA 0 (2004) school record 16 saves in California Just four days after reporting to 11. Yavapai 3, Rockville, MD 2 Team and individual records were the Prescott campus, the original against their state champion. established in this match played in (2001) pioneers of the program travel down 5. Yavapai 1, Rancho Santiago, Minnesota. Marcus Bailey scored with two minutes to Phoenix wearing the Yavapai Calif. 0 (1996) left in regulation to force extra time. 19. Yavapai 2, Phoenix 0 (2015) uniform for the first time while totally A classic collegiate soccer match played With this victory, the Roughriders YC won the match held in Baltimore dominating "time of possession." at a neutral site in Las Vegas with the on a Alan Gordon goal in the second captured their 25th conference only goal scored by Ty Engram. overtime. championship, winning three 6. Yavapai 13, Victor Valley, 12. Yavapai 4 San Jacinto, Tex. 3 consecutive road matches on three Calif. 0 (1989) (2000) consecutive days. The Roughriders first home game ever YC came back from three, that’s right, 20. Yavapai 3, Phoenix 2 (2011) witnessed by curious locals, a band, and three one-goal deficits to win the match The Roughriders evened the score with yes, even cheerleaders. The next night held in Meridian, Mississippi. 3:33 left in regulation and tallied the YC scored six goals and was asked by a 13. Yavapai 3, Meridian, Miss. 0 game-winner with 1:55 remaining in local supporter just learning the game, (1998) the second overtime for the program’s “only six goals, what happen?” YC won this televised match featuring a 490th win. 7. Yavapai 6, St. Louis-Forest yellow card on a YC player for delay of Park 0 (1991) game after he tripped over a television Six different players scored in the cable wire while attempting to take a invitational tournament final at Mesa, AZ. corner kick. ★★★★★★★ 13 80 Brandon Hammer 35 Chris Guse 46 Yavapai College All-time Career Leaders Greg Gilmer 35 David Oberholtzer 46 Denton Brown 51 Christopher Luu 35 Lokahi Bounds 46 Vincent Fimbrez 51 Goals Scored Ziyad Fares 11 Roger Salazar 10 83 Ed Brooks 34 Matt Hazzard 46 Camilo Valencia 51 (minimum 10) Lorenzo Macias 11 Kurt Funkhouser 10 Bobby Bell 34 Milan Popovic 46 Isaac Arellano 51 1 Francis Khamis 53 Santos Villasenor 11 Michael Hollimon 10 Daniel Kelly 34 Jacob Nelson 46 John Kanner 51 2 Justin Meram 51 92 Ian White 10 Marc Dudley 10 86 Josep Masllorens 33 Mason Buron 46 8 Obed Becerra 50 3 Edson Rico 48 Rocky Phillips 10 Alex Zametkin 10 Dan Lowe 33 Guillermo Diaz 46 Michael Randolph 50 4 Todd Brown 45 Marcus Rullow 10 Erik Sterling 10 Jonathan Grant 33 88 Heath Tagtmeyer 45 Darren Clare 50 5 Tyler Hasman 41 Sean Johnson 10 Oscar Ortiz 10 89 Remy Bilsback 32 Matt Kirkpatrick 45 Pat Smith 50 6 Kevin Jeffrey 38 Colter McArdle 10 Matt Hazzard 10 Qaher Al-Raqaya 32 Kevin Jeffrey 45 Kenny Fechner 50 Alan Gordon 38 Dallas Rusch-Michener 10 Miles McRae 10 Erik Sterling 32 Alex Gonzalez 45 Roger Espinoza 50 Maurice Hughes 38 Donovan Rico 10 Matthew Jordan 10 Games Played Sean Johnson 45 14 Irving Garcia 49 9 David Rawlings 36 Assists (minimum 10) Points (minimum 32) (minimum 35) Josh Westermann 45 Tyler Hasman 49 Julien Dragomir 36 1 Rudy Duarte 32 1 Justin Meram 132 1 Justin Meram 52 Kyle Woodson 45 Scott Dorsey 49 11 Kobah Washington 35 2 John Scearce 31 2 Francis Khamis 125 2 Jeff Bendawald 51 Eduardo Jasso 45 Alan Gordon 49 12 John Hunter 34 3 Justin Meram 30 3 Edson Rico 112 Francis Khamis 51 Julien Dragomir 45 Marcus Bailey 49 Kyle Morris 34 4 Pavel Panchenko 28 4 Tyler Hasman 107 Denton Brown 51 Gouedan Halley 45 John Scearce 49 14 Ty Hibbert 32 5 Obed Becerra 27 5 Todd Brown 104 Vincent Fimbrez 51 Matthew Paine 45 20 John Hunter 48 15 Marcus Bailey 31 6 Alan Gordon 26 6 Alan Gordon 102 Camilo Valencia 51 Hugo Gutierrez 45 Kelvin Jack 48 16 Garry Williamson 29 David Rawlings 26 7 Kevin Jeffrey 99 Tyler Hasman 51 100 Nathan Barton 44 Gabriel Okito 48 Carlo Quesada 29 8 Tyler Hasman 25 8 David Rawlings 98 Ross Eshleman 51 Bobby Bell 44 Johnny Ramirez 48 18 Alexander Guadron 28 9 Kevin Jeffrey 23 9 Maurice Hughes 93 Obed Becerra 51 Luis Arias 44 24 Avery John 47 19 Damien Franklin 27 Travis Sterling 23 10 Julien Dragomir 90 Tim Kelly 51 Anthony Trapani 44 Chris Hunter 47 Alex Zametkin 27 11 Brett Parry 22 11 Kyle Morris 84 Joel Ibarra 51 BJ Gamble 44 26 Alan Watson 46 21 Colby Swensen 25 12 Irving Garcia 21 12 Marcus Bailey 82 Chris Johnson 51 Brett Parry 44 Evan McNiel 46 Guillermo Diaz 25 Ty Engram 21 13 Kobah Washington 81 Isaac Arellano 51 Geoffrey Hill 44 Sam Cusack 46 Reece Weldon 25 Greg Gilmer 21 14 John Hunter 80 John Kanner 51 Pavel Panchenko 44 Kyle Morris 46 24 Chris Johnson 24 15 Bobby Bell 20 15 Ty Hibbert 77 David Gandara 51 David Mack 44 30 Steve Ybarra 45 25 Steve Ybarra 23 Greg Archuleta 20 16 Rudy Duarte 76 16 Michael Randolph 50 Niall Logue 44 Matt Kirkpatrick 45 Rodolfo Godinez 23 Marcus Bailey 20 17 Carlo Quesada 74 Dan Lowe 50 110 Hakim Bakhti 43 Ty Engram 45 27 Michael Randolph 22 Jose Perez Flores 20 18 Garry Williamson 70 Darren Clare 50 Jose Corona 43 Daniel Pearce 45 Rudy Duarte 22 19 Pat Smith 19 19 Obed Becerra 69 Pat Smith 50 Kobah Washington 43 Hugo Gutierrez 45 Alex Harlley 22 Kenny Fechner 19 20 Guillermo Diaz 67 Danny Flores 50 Kurt Funkhouser 43 35 Andy Hutchison 44 David Malloy 22 Ross Eshleman 19 William Baynham 67 Scott Dorsey 50 Jason House 43 David Rawlings 44 Jason Romero 22 Francis Khamis 19 22 Chris Johnson 64 John Hunter 50 Juan Ramirez 43 Josh Westermann 44 32 Obed Becerra 21 23 Jason Collins 18 Alex Zametkin 64 Kenny Fechner 50 Rodolfo Godinez 43 Todd Brown 44 Ty Engram 21 Alex Gonzalez 18 Rodolfo Godinez 64 Jordan McKee 50 117 Kevin Zimmermann 42 Eduardo Jasso 44 Richard Elliot 21 Rodolfo Godinez 18 25 Colby Swensen 63 Marcus Bailey 50 Craig Trout 42 Niall Logue 44 Jose Perez Flores 21 Julien Dragomir 18 Ty Engram 63 Roger Espinoza 50 Marcus Weekes 42 41 Jose Corona 43 36 Irving Garcia 20 David Gandara 18 Reece Weldon 63 Bryce Beall 50 Brent Wolfe 42 Danny Flores 43 Victor Gilgan 20 28 Jose Miranda 17 28 Damien Franklin 62 John Scearce 50 Michael Gallardo 42 Junior Becerra 43 Kenny Wright 20 Darren Clare 17 Jose Perez Flores 62 29 Rudy Duarte 49 Justin Motzkus 42 Adam Kulpa 43 39 Jason Collins 19 Sergio Iniguez 17 30 Irving Garcia 61 Irving Garcia 49 123 Valentin Arellano 41 Greg Gilmer 43 Chad Polivka 19 Maurice Hughes 17 Steve Ybarra 61 Ty Hibbert 49 Butch Pellant 41 David Mack 43 Craig Ettinger 19 Alex Harlley 17 Alex Harlley 61 Travis Sterling 49 Joesph Alessi 41 Juan Ramirez 43 42 Pavel Panchenko 18 Jason Romero 17 Jason Romero 61 Ian White 49 Andrew Frame 41 Carlo Quesada 43 Michael Hollimon 18 Guillermo Diaz 17 34 Michael Randolph 59 Greg Archuleta 49 Jason Martin 41 49 Travis Sterling 42 Anthony Trapani 18 William Baynham 17 35 Alexander Guadron 58 Cody Okuda 49 Adam Crossingham 41 Matt Dickey 42 Gouedan Halley 18 Ziyad Fares 17 36 John Scearce 57 Alan Gordon 49 Carlos Lara 41 Grant Sparks 42 Matthew Paine 18 37 Edson Rico 16 37 Jason Collins 56 Todd Brown 49 130 Nick Bramini 40 Kevin Jeffrey 42 47 Marc Dudley 17 David Oberholtzer 16 38 Travis Sterling 53 Gabriel Okito 49 David Veliz 40 Zach Yando 42 Steve Macias 17 Chris Johnson 16 39 Pavel Panchenko 52 Johnny Ramirez 49 Octavio Heredia 40 Ross Eshleman 42 Alex Gonzalez 17 Kyle Morris 16 Tyler Hasman 52 Matthew Jordan 49 Adam Canfield 40 55 Jordan McKee 41 Miles McRae 17 Gouedan Halley 16 Alex Gonzalez 52 41 Brian Hughes 48 Fabrice Kalala 40 Brian Hughes 41 51 Spencer Rush 16 Angel Rey Heredia 16 David Malloy 52 Andy Hutchison 48 135 Chris Sagar 39 Chris Johnson 41 Vincent Fimbrez 16 Carlo Quesada 16 Gouedan Halley 52 Kelvin Jack 48 Jeff Wassell 39 Matt Hazzard 41 Milan Popovic 16 44 Michael Randolph 15 44 Victor Gilgan 51 Victor Gilgan 48 Dirk Petersen 39 59 Jeff Bendawald 40 54 Marcus Weekes 15 Steve Macias 15 Richard Elliot 51 Jason Collins 48 Ryan Fuertsch 39 Ian White 40 Pat Smith 15 Steve Ybarra 15 46 Steve Macias 49 Mark Hatfield 48 Donovan Rico 39 Alex Gonzalez 40 Herbert Richards 15 47 Remy Bilsback 14 Pat Smith 49 Avery John 48 140 Rocco DeNardis 38 Andrew Frame 40 Travis Sterling 15 Todd Brown 14 Anthony Trapani 49 Grant Sparks 48 Matt Kozul 38 Adam Crossingham 40 Brandon Hammer 15 Carlos Lara 14 49 Brett Parry 48 Richard Elliot 48 Remy Bilsback 38 64 Chris Sagar 39 Lokahi Bounds 15 50 Colby Swensen 13 Matthew Paine 48 Zach Yando 48 Erik Jacobsen 38 Ross Hoaglund 39 Guillermo Diaz 15 Josep Masllorens 13 51 Greg Archuleta 46 Daniel Pearce 48 Ather Dawood 38 Dan Lowe 39 Daniel Kelly 15 Ty Hibbert 13 Chad Polivka 46 Greg Gilmer 48 Juanjo Carmona-deVille 38 67 Rocco DeNardis 38 62 Octavio Heredia 14 Luis Arias 13 Michael Hollimon 46 Carlo Quesada 48 146 Travis Ball 37 68 Kobah Washington 37 David Oberholtzer 14 Marcus Weekes 13 54 Kenny Wright 45 Ricardo Nunez-Arellano48 Steve Macias 37 Maurice Hughes 37 Bryce Beall 14 Anthony Trapani 13 Milan Popovic 45 Lorenzo Macias 48 Tony Robson 37 Chris Guse 37 Christopher Luu 14 Lee White 13 56 Vincent Fimbrez 44 56 Alan Watson 47 Josep Masllorens 37 Guillermo Diaz 37 66 Dan Lowe 13 Milan Popovic 13 Marc Dudley 44 Gary Thornton 47 Cody Butzke 37 Rudy Duarte 36 Qaher Al-Raqaya 13 Reece Weldon 13 Craig Ettinger 44 Ben Dickey 47 Rysen Barnett 37 73 Remy Bilsback 36 Greg Archuleta 13 59 Vincent Fimbrez 12 David Oberholtzer 44 Matt Dickey 47 Brandon Wallace 37 Matt Kozul 36 Gary Thornton 13 Tim Kelly 12 Miles McRae 44 John Reimers 47 Darion Green 37 Steve Macias 36 Kevin McDonnell 13 Tyler Hasman 12 David Gandara 44 Junior Becerra 47 Angel Lopez 37 Peter Orona 36 Brett Parry 13 Ross Hoaglund 12 62 Marcus Weekes 43 Ryan Lockhart 47 155 Peter Orona 36 John Reimers 36 Gabriel Okito 13 Kevin Grub 12 63 Ross Eshleman 41 Craig Ettinger 47 Cesar Delgado 36 78 Ty Hibbert 35 Matthew Jordan 13 John Hunter 12 Jose Miranda 41 Chris Hunter 47 Eric Santiago 36 Bobby Bell 35 John Scearce 13 Jason Whitaker 12 Spencer Rush 41 Gene Tibbetts 47 Willie Hammack 36 Victor Gilgan 35 75 Ed Brooks 12 Sean Johnson 12 Herbert Richards 41 Sam Cusack 47 Jose Labanino 36 David Oberholtzer 35 Jose Miranda 12 Rodolfo Godinez 12 Guillermo Diaz 41 Kyle Morris 47 160 Brett Wright 35 Robert Armstrong 35 Jason Whitaker 12 Matthew Paine 12 68 Gabriel Okito 40 Ziyad Fares 47 Luis Diaz 35 Tim Kelly 35 Matt Kirkpatrick 12 Angel Lujan 12 69 Bryce Beall 39 69 Evan McNiel 46 Khary Williams 35 84 Joesph Alessi 34 Kevin Grub 12 70 Kobah Washington 11 Sergio Iniguez 39 Dallas Rusch-Michener 46 Dan Lundgren 35 Jacob Nelson 34 Luis Arias 12 Victor Gilgan 11 Ziyad Fares 39 Colby Swensen 46 Daniel Roe 35 86 Hakim Bakhti 33 Jonathan Grant 12 Herbert Richards 11 72 Darren Clare 37 Jose Miranda 46 Travis Sanders 35 Jose Miranda 33 82 Heath Tagtmeyer 11 Bryce Beall 11 Luis Arias 37 Steve Ybarra 46 Robert Armstrong 35 Jason Collins 33 Darren Clare 11 Kyle Woodson 11 Lokahi Bounds 37 Ty Engram 46 Brian Denning 35 Pavel Panchenko 33 Ross Eshleman 11 Viktor Rodakovic 11 75 Jason Whitaker 36 Marc Dudley 46 Daniel Sellitti 35 Milan Popovic 33 Sergio Iniguez 11 Guillermo Diaz 11 Kevin Grub 36 David Rawlings 46 Games Started 91 David Veliz 32 Erik Sterling 11 77 Gabriel Okito 10 Octavio Heredia 36 Adam Kulpa 46 (minimum 30) Kevin Zimmermann 32 Jonathan Castro 11 Jeff Bendawald 10 Marcus Bailey 36 Colter McArdle 46 1 Justin Meram 52 Cesar Delgado 32 Hugo Gutierrez 11 Ed Brooks 10 Matthew Jordan 36 Maurice Hughes 46 2 Francis Khamis 51 Eric Santiago 32 14 ★★★★★★★ Ricardo Nunez-Arellano 32 4 Kevin Zimmermann 20 96 Greg Archuleta 31 Joseph Alessi 20 Anthony Trapani 31 6 Garrison Goodner 17 Year By Year Individual Leaders Carlos Lara 31 7 Cesar Delgado 14 Year Player Goals Year Player Plus/Minus Justin Motzkus 31 8 Charles Browder 13 1989 Edson Rico 26 1989 Kozul & Macias +60 100 Alex Zametkin 30 Daniel Sellitti 13 1990 Edson Rico 22 1990 Rocco DeNardis +58 Daniel Sellitti 30 Gregory Patenaude 13 1991 Kobah Washington 22 1991 Nick Bramini +63 Dirk Petersen 30 11 Andre Luciano 12 1992 Spencer Rush 16 1992 Darren Clare +68 Matthew Paine 30 Stephen O’Farrell 12 1993 Kenny Wright 20 1993 Darren Clare +113 Plus/Minus (minimum +95) Sam Hayden 12 1994 John Hunter 23 1994 Avery John +65 1 Darren Clare +180 14 Justin Motzkus 12 1995 Steve Ybarra 12 1995 Scott Dorsey +50 2 Pat Smith +160 15 Humberto Soriano 10 1996 Alex Zametkin 18 1996 Matt Kirkpatrick +73 3 Kenny Fechner +155 16 Ivan Dizdar 8 1997 Kevin Jeffrey 31 1997 Matt Kirkpatrick +80 4 Matt Kirkpatrick +153 Brady Flummer 8 1998 Ty Hibbert 22 1998 Kelvin Jack +63 5 Chris Hunter +152 Marvin Cassler 8 1999 David Rawlings 14 1999 Craig Trout +55 6 Justin Meram +150 Michael LaBerge 8 2000 Damien Franklin 27 2000 Kenny Fechner +81 Danny Flores +150 Michael Moran 8 2001 Gordon & Williamson 29 2001 Joseph Alessi +91 8 Alan Gordon +147 Agustin Rey 8 2002 Marcus Bailey 19 2002 Josh Westermann +69 9 Ian White +140 Bradley Trella 8 2003 Maurice Hughes 29 2003 Maurice Hughes +61 10 Kelvin Jack +138 Daniel Diaz 8 2004 Todd Brown 34 2004 Todd Brown +77 11 Evan McNiel +137 24 Justin Terwilleger 7 2005 Tyler Hasman 21 2005 Patrick Roy +79 12 Joseph Alessi +136 David Scruggs 7 2006 Chris Johnson 17 2006 Tim Kelly +66 Marcus Bailey +136 26 Michael Tristani 6 2007 Francis Khamis 23 2007 Camilo Valencia +74 14 Junior Becerra +134 Joseph Alessi 6 2008 Meram & Khamis 30 2008 Chris Hunter +94 Sam Cusack +134 28 Tyler Trump 5 2009 David Malloy 22 2009 Gene Tibbetts +51 16 Ty Engram +133 29 Kyle Haynes 4 2010 Jacob Nevarez 9 2010 Humberto Soriano +23 Tyler Hasman +133 James Iles 4 2011 Kyle Morris 19 2011 Sam Cusack +60 Michael Randolph +133 31 Spencer Coffin 3 2012 Alex Harlley 22 2012 Eduardo Jasso +79 19 Jordan McKee +132 32 Andrew Gentry 2 2013 Paine & Popovic 11 2013 David Mack +40 20 Zach Yando +131 Justin Ground 2 2014 Jason Romero 22 2014 Niall Logue +67 Eduardo Jasso +131 Nathan Edgin 2 2015 Reece Weldon 25 2015 Niall Logue +55 22 Francis Khamis +130 McKay Owsley 2 2016 Carlo Quesada 16 2016 Juan Ramirez +43 23 Jeff Bendawald +129 Brett Bentley 2 2017 Alexander Guadron 28 2017 Jose Perez Flores +82 Camilo Valenica +129 37 Coltin Smith .5 Year Player Assists Year Player Goals Agn Avg Denton Brown +129 Assante Nicewander .5 1989 Kevin Grub 12 1989 Marvin Cassler 0.65 Roger Espinoza +129 Goals Against Average 1990 Bobby Bell 13 1990 Marvin Cassler 0.63 27 Kevin Jeffrey +126 1 Daniel Diaz 0.32 1991 Kobah Washington 10 1991 Chris Sagar 0.57 28 Dan Lowe +125 2 Kevin Zimmermann 0.41 1992 Jason Collins 14 1992 Chris Sagar 0.42 29 Vincent Fimbrez +124 3 Thomas Munck 0.43 1993 Pat Smith 13 1993 Kevin Zimmermann 0.24 30 Andy Hutchison +123 4 Kelvin Jack 0.45 1994 Vaughan Morgan 8 1994 Kevin Zimmermann 0.52 Ross Hoaglund +123 5 Michael LaBerge 0.46 1995 Steve Ybarra 8 1995 Charles Browder 0.36 32 David Rawlings +122 6 Assante Nicewander 0.47 1996 Ty Engram 11 1996 Cesar Delgado 0.42 Niall Logue +122 7 Charles Browder 0.48 1997 Jeffrey & Sterling 15 1997 Kelvin Jack 0.34 34 Daniel Pearce +121 8 Chris Sagar 0.49 1998 Alex Gonzalez 11 1998 Kelvin Jack 0.56 35 Greg Archuleta +118 9 Ivan Dizdar 0.50 1999 Brett Parry 13 1999 Justin Terwilleger 0.74 John Kanner +118 10 Garrison Goodner 0.51 2000 Sergio Iniguez 17 2000 Joseph Alessi 0.75 37 Isaac Arellano +117 James Iles 0.51 2001 Fechner, Bailey & Williamson 12 2001 Joseph Alessi 0.52 38 Hugo Gutierrez +116 12 Joseph Alessi 0.60 2002 Hughes & Sterling 11 2002 Stephen O’Farrell 0.66 2003 Robert Armstrong 0.42 39 Obed Becerra +115 13 Brady Flummer 0.62 2003 Obed Becerra 14 2004 Kyle Haynes 0.78 40 Dirk Petersen +114 14 Robert Armstrong 0.63 2004 Tyler Hasman 12 2005 Rudy Duarte 15 2005 Brady Flummer 0.78 Ross Eshleman +114 15 Marvin Cassler 0.64 2006 Irving Garcia 12 2006 Garrison Goodner 0.38 42 Rocco DeNardis +113 16 Cesar Delgado 0.66 2007 Panchenko & Duarte 17 2007 Sam Hayden 0.95 Rudy Duarte +113 17 Agustin Rey 0.68 2008 Justin Meram 20 2008 Ivan Dizdar 0.11 Adam Kulpa +113 18 Justin Ground 0.71 2009 Rodolfo Godinez 12 2009 Humberto Soriano 0.35 45 Steve Macias +112 19 Justin Terwilleger 0.74 2010 Carlos Lara 10 2010 Humberto Soriano 0.98 Andrew Frame +112 20 Andre Luciano 0.77 2011 Stuart Bryant 14 2011 Daniel Sellitti 0.90 Todd Brown +112 Stephen O’Farrell 0.77 2012 Alex Harlley 17 2012 Agustin Rey 0.42 48 John Scearce +111 Gregory Patenaude 0.77 2013 Yabin Cruz 14 2013 Daniel Diaz 0.31 49 Alan Watson +109 23 Sam Hayden 0.78 2014 Jason Romero 17 2014 Daniel Diaz 0.33 Josh Westermann +109 24 Humberto Soriano 0.79 2015 Reece Weldon 13 2015 Gregory Patenaude 0.91 51 Travis Sterling +108 25 Brett Bentley 0.80 2016 John Scearce 16 2016 Justin Motzkus 1.21 Kevin Zimmermann +108 26 Ben Young 0.82 2017 Jose Perez Flores 20 2017 Justin Motzkus 0.65 53 Tim Kelly +107 Bradley Trella 0.82 Year Player Points Year Player Fouls Gabriel Okito +107 28 David Scruggs 0.84 1989 Edson Rico 60 1989 Peter Orona 30 Johnny Ramirez +107 Daniel Sellitti 0.84 1990 Edson Rico 52 1990 Matt Kozul 41 56 Brian Hughes +106 30 Michael Tristani 0.87 1991 Kobah Washington 54 1991 Jose Miranda 45 Greg Gilmer +106 31 Edward Jones 0.88 1992 Spencer Rush 41 1992 David Veliz 43 58 Steve Ybarra +105 32 Kyle Haynes 0.89 1993 Chad Polivka 46 1993 Ian White 41 Grant Sparks +105 33 Spencer Coffin 1.00 1994 John Hunter 53 1994 Vaughan Morgan 41 Anthony Trapani +105 34 Justin Motzkus 1.02 1995 Steve Ybarra 32 1995 Richard Elliot 38 Kyle Morris +105 35 Michael Moran 1.05 1996 Alex Zametkin 43 1996 Alex Zametkin 46 62 Ty Hibbert +102 36 Nathan Edgin 1.10 1997 Kevin Jeffrey 77 1997 Ty Engram 42 Maurice Hughes +102 37 Robert Winfield 1.18 1998 Ty Hibbert 51 1998 Alan Watson 60 64 Chris Johnson +102 38 Tyler Trump 1.19 1999 David Rawlings 39 1999 Brett Parry 35 65 Joel Ibarra +101 39 Coltin Smith 1.54 2000 Damien Franklin 62 2000 Alan Gordon 36 Scott Dorsey +101 40 Santiago Aceves 1.68 2001 Garry Williamson 70 2001 Greg Daley 37 67 Jason Collins +99 41 McKay Owsley 1.75 2002 Marcus Bailey 46 2002 Sean Johnson 41 Victor Gilgan +99 42 Daniel Roe 2.43 2003 Maurice Hughes 65 2003 Brian Hughes 35 Ryan Lockhart +99 Saves 2004 Todd Brown 77 2004 Lokahi Bounds 41 70 Irving Garcia +98 1 Joseph Alessi 137 2005 Tyler Hasman 55 2005 Roger Espinoza 45 Jose Corona +98 2 Robert Armstrong 133 2006 Johnson & Swensen 40 2006 Roger Espionza 40 72 Tony Robson +97 3 Daniel Sellitti 129 2007 Francis Khamis 55 2007 Pavel Panchenko 34 73 Avery John +96 4 Cesar Delgado 124 2008 Justin Meram 80 2008 Justin Meram 37 David Mack +96 5 Bradley Trella 117 2009 David Malloy 52 2009 Gabriel Okito 33 75 Chris Sagar +95 6 Kelvin Jack 109 2010 Jacob Nevarez 22 2010 Jared Hanze 22 Mark Hatfield +95 7 Chris Sagar 105 2011 Kyle Morris 47 2011 Kyle Morris 24 Sean Johnson +95 8 Kevin Zimmermann 103 2012 Alex Harlley 61 2012 Kyle Morris 29 Pavel Panchenko +95 9 Sam Hayden 95 2013 Yabin Cruz 34 2013 Matthew Paine 28 Julien Dragomir +95 10 Charles Browder 90 2014 Jason Romero 61 2014 Guillermo Diaz 24 Shutouts Justin Motzkus 90 2015 Reece Weldon 63 2015 Kevin Otokore 25 1 Kelvin Jack 31 12 Humberto Soriano 88 2016 Carlo Quesada 38 2016 John Scearce 27 2 Chris Sagar 23 13 Gregory Patenaude 85 2017 William Baynham 67 2017 Carlo Quesada 56 3 Robert Armstrong 22 14 Bradley Trella 78 (Continued on page 29) (Continued on page 29) ★★★★★★★ 15 Individual Award Winners Most Valuable Player 1997 Cody Okuda Ryan Lockhart 1992 Darren Clare 2016 Jacob Malach 1994 John Hunter @ 1989 Edson Rico 1998 Andy Hutchison Kelvin Jack Jason Collins 2017 Johnny Ramirez Khary Williams 1990 Edson Rico 1999 Kyle Bell Junior Becerra 1993 Darren Clare NSCAA West Region 1995 Avery John 1991 Jose Corona 2000 Michael Doran 1998 Travis Sterling Pat Smith Coach-of-the-Year Richard Elliot 1992 Darren Clare 2001 Eric Santiago Kelvin Jack 1994 John Hunter 1990 Michael Pantalione 1996 Steve Ybarra 1993 Darren Clare 2002 Sean Johnson Ty Hibbert Kevin Zimmermann 1992 Michael Pantalione Cesar Delgado 1994 Avery John 2003 Obed Becerra Alan Watson Ross Hoaglund 1994 Michael Pantalione Kevin Jeffrey 1995 Avery John 2004 Daniel Pearce 1999 Marcus Weekes 1995 Steve Ybarra 1996 Michael Pantalione 1997 Kelvin Jack & 1996 Steve Ybarra 2005 Dan Lowe Butch Pellant Avery John 1997 Michael Pantalione Matt Kirkpatrick 1997 Kevin Jeffrey 2006 Joel Ibarra Justin Terwilleger 1996 Cesar Delgado 2000 Michael Pantalione Kevin Jeffrey 1998 Ty Hibbert 2007 Chris Hunter Brandon DeVaughn Steve Ybarra 2001 Michael Pantalione 1998 Adam Barrett 1999 Justin Terwilleger 2008 Dirk Petersen 2000 David Rawlings 1997 Kevin Jeffrey 2002 Michael Pantalione Andy Hutchison 2000 David Rawlings 2009 Ricky Gabrielson Sergio Iniguez Matt Kirkpatrick 2003 Michael Pantalione 2000 David Rawlings 2001 Joseph Alessi 2010 Matt Hazzard Donal O’Sullivan 1998 Kelvin Jack 2004 Michael Pantalione Damien Franklin 2002 Eric Santiago 2011 Sam Cusack Adam Kulpa Ty Hibbert 2005 Michael Pantalione 2001 Alan Gordon 2003 Maurice Hughes 2012 Carlos Lara 2001 Alan Gordon 1999 Justin Terwilleger 2006 Michael Pantalione Joseph Alessi * 2004 Todd Brown 2013 Milan Popovic Joseph Alessi 2000 David Rawlings 2007 Michael Pantalione 2002 Jordan McKee & 2005 Obed Becerra 2014 Hugo Gutierrez Zachary Yando 2001 Joseph Alessi 2008 Michael Pantalione Marcus Bailey 2006 Roger Espinoza 2015 Juanjo Carmona-deVille Garry Williamson Alan Gordon 2013 Michael Pantalione Craig Ettinger 2007 Vincent Fimbrez 2016 Johnny Ramirez 2002 Jordan McKee 2002 Jordan McKee 2014 Michael Pantalione 2003 Maurice Hughes& 2008 Chris Hunter 2017 Isaac Arellano Eric Santiago Stephen O’Farrell 2015 Michael Pantalione Josh Westermann 2009 Gene Tibbetts Roughrider Award Erik Sterling 2003 Robert Armstrong 2017 Michael Pantalione Stephen O’Farrell * 2010 Jonathan Flores 1989 Andre Luciano Andrew Frame Maurice Hughes 2004 Todd Brown 2011 Eduardo Jasso NJCAA National Coach- 1990 Rocco DeNardis Stephen O’Farrell 2004 Robert Armstrong of-the-Year 2005 Michael Randolph 2012 Eduardo Jasso 1991 Joe Owen 2003 Robert Armstrong Michael Randolph Rudy Duarte 2013 David Mack 1990 Michael Pantalione 1992 Victor Gilgan Maurice Hughes Todd Brown 1992 Michael Pantalione 2006 Chris Johnson 2014 Niall Logue 1993 Pat Smith Obed Becerra 2005 Obed Becerra 2007 Justin Meram & 2015 Hugo Gutierrez 1997 Michael Pantalione 1994 Kevin Zimmermann David Oberholtzer Tyler Hasman 2002 Michael Pantalione Francis Khamis 2016 Juan Ramirez 1995 Octavio Heredia Josh Westermann Patrick Roy Sam Hayden * 2017 Jose Perez Flores 2003 Michael Pantalione 1996 Steve Ybarra 2004 Michael Randolph 2006 Roger Espinoza 2007 Michael Pantalione 2008 Francis Khamis & Most Inspirational Player 1997 Matt Kirkpatrick Bobby Armstrong Tim Kelly 2008 Michael Pantalione Justin Meram 1989 Andre Luciano 1998 Ty Hibbert Todd Brown 2007 Irving Garcia Sam Hayden 1990 Rocco DeNardis 1999 Butch Pellant 2005 Obed Becerra Vincent Fimbrez NSCAA National Coach- 2009 Gabriel Okito 1991 Jose Miranda 2000 Adam Kulpa Tyler Hasman 2008 Justin Meram of-the-Year 2013 David Mack 1992 Mike Tristani 2001 Marcus Weekes Patrick Roy Francis Khamis 1990 Michael Pantalione Milan Popovic 1993 Chad Polivka 2002 Eric Santiago Michael Randolph 2009 Gene Tibbetts 1997 Michael Pantalione 2017 Jose Perez Flores 1994 Mike Tristani 2003 Josh Westermann Dan Lowe 2010 Jonathan Flores 2002 Michael Pantalione & tourney MVP; *top keeper; #top 1995 Gary Thornton 2004 Travis Sanders 2006 Roger Espinoza 2011 Kyle Morris 2007 Michael Pantalione defender; @top attacker 1996 Richard Elliot 2005 Tyler Hasman Tim Kelly 2012 Sam Cusack 2008 Michael Pantalione Team Captains 1997 Kevin Jeffrey 2006 Tim Kelly Chris Johnson 2013 David Mack NSCAA/NISOA National 1989 Rocco DeNardis 1998 Adam Barrett 2007 Denton Brown Joel Ibarra Milan Popovic Merit Award Jason Nash 1999 Butch Pellant 2008 Chris Hunter Garrison Goodner 2014 Niall Logue 1995 Michael Pantalione 1990 Rocco DeNardis 2000 Adam Kulpa 2009 Michael Moran 2007 Irving Garcia Jason Romero NSCAA National Letter Remy Bilsback 2001 Alan Gordon Kyle Woodson Denton Brown 2015 Reece Weldon of Commendation 1991 Jose Corona 2002 Jordan McKee 2010 Willie Hammack Vincent Fimbrez 2017 Jose Perez Flores 2015 Michael Pantalione Joe Owen 2003 Brian Hughes 2011 Adam Crossingham Sam Hayden Ricardo Nunez- 1992 Victor Gilgan 2008 Justin Meram Arellano NSCAA Bill Jeffrey Award 2004 Chris Guse 2012 Sam Cusack 2016 Michael Pantalione Darren Clare 2005 Brian Hughes 2013 Jacob Nelson Francis Khamis NJCAA All-America 1993 Darren Clare 2006 Tim Kelly 2014 Daniel Diaz Chris Hunter 1990 Edson Rico NJCAA National Service Pat Smith 2007 Rudy Duarte 2015 Niall Logue Sam Hayden Steve Macias Award 1994 Ross Hoaglund 2008 Jeff Bendawald 2016 Jacob Malach 2009 Gene Tibbetts 1991 Jose Cornoa 2012 Michael Pantalione Michael Hollimon 2009 Gabriel Okito 2017 John Scearce Gabriel Okito 1992 Darren Clare ACCAC Hall of Fame 1995 Avery John 2010 Humberto Soriano All Conference/Region David Malloy 1993 Darren Clare 2016 Michael Pantalione Scott Dorsey 2011 Edward Jones 1989 Edson Rico Greg Gilmer 1994 Kevin Zimmermann AFLAC National 1996 Richard Elliot 2012 Daniel Sellitti Steve Macias 2010 Jonathan Flores 1995 Steve Ybarra Assistant Coach-of-the- Steve Ybarra 2013 Lucas LaVanway Andre Luciano Carlos Lara 1996 Cesar Delgado Year 1997 Matt Kirkpatrick 2014 Scott Nixon Tony Robson Humberto Soriano Steve Ybarra 2003 Hugh Bell Kevin Jeffrey 2015 Guillermo Diaz Jason Nash Willie Hammack 1997 Kevin Jeffrey 1998 Kelvin Jack 2011 Kyle Morris NSCAA National 2016 John Kanner 1990 Edson Rico 1998 Kelvin Jack Assistant Coach-of-the Adam Barrett 2017 Ricardo Nunez- Rocco DeNardis Eduardo Jasso Travis Sterling 1999 Butch Pellant Sam Cusack Year Finalist Arellano Peter Orona 1999 Justin Terwilleger 2004 Hugh Bell Alex Gonzalez Most Improved Player Steve Macias Adam Crossingham 2000 David Rawlings 2000 David Rawlings Daniel Sellitti 2001 Joseph Alessi Adidas National Adam Kulpa 1989 Tom Ebel Andre Luciano Goalkeeper Award 1990 Roger Salazar Jose Corona 2012 Sam Cusack 2002 Jordan McKee 2001 Marcus Weekes Alex Harlley 2003 Robert Armstrong 1990 Andre Luciano Alan Gordon 1991 Jason Collins 1991 Jose Corona 1992 Chris Sagar 1992 Eric Jarvis Kobah Washington Eduardo Jasso 2004 Robert Armstrong Kenny Fechner 1993 Mark Hatfield Joe Owen Carlos Lara Michael Randolph ACCAC Player of the Year 2002 Erik Sterling 1994 Frank Roan Jose Miranda Daniel Sellitti 2005 Obed Becerra 1997 Kevin Jeffrey 2003 Maurice Hughes 1995 Richard Elliot Chris Sagar 2013 David Mack Tyler Hasman 1998 Travis Sterling Craig Ettinger 1996 Travis Ball 1992 Darren Clare Milan Popovic Patrick Roy 2000 David Rawlings Josh Westermann 1997 Ty Hibbert Jason Collins Bradley Trella 2006 Roger Espinoza 2002 Jordan McKee 2004 Chris Guse 1998 Butch Pellant Spencer Rush Matthew Paine Tim Kelly 2003 Robert Armstrong Todd Brown 1999 Stephen Ball Pat Smith 2014 Niall Logue Chris Johnson 2004 Michael Randolph 2005 Obed Becerra 2000 Brent Wolfe Chris Sagar Jason Romero 2007 Irving Garcia 2005 Obed Becerra Dan Lowe 2001 Jordon McKee 1993 Darren Clare Hugo Gutierrez Sam Hayden 2006 Roger Espinoza 2006 Tim Kelly 2002 Craig Ettinger Herbert Richards Guillermo Diaz 2008 Justin Meram 2007 Irving Garcia Roger Espinoza 2003 Chris Guse Pat Smith Daniel Diaz Francis Khamis 2008 Justin Meram 2007 Denton Brown 2004 Dan Lowe Ian White 2015 Niall Logue Sam Hayden 2011 Kyle Morris 2008 Chris Hunter 2005 Bryce Beall Danny Flores Reece Weldon 2009 Gabriel Okito ACCAC Athlete of the Jeff Bendawald 2006 Chris Johnson 1994 John Hunter Guillermo Diaz Gene Tibbetts Year 2009 Greg Gilmer Ross Hoaglund Hugo Gutierrez 2011 Kyle Morris 2006-07 Roger Espinoza Michael Moran 2007 Jeff Bendawald 2016 Jacob Malach 2008 DJ Savage Avery John Eduardo Jasso NSCAA JUCO Player of Gabriel Okito Kevin Zimmermann Juan Ramirez 2012 Sam Cusack 2010 Willie Hammack 2009 Willie Hammack Carlo Quesada the Year 2010 Edward Jones Octavio Heredia 2013 David Mack 1997 Kevin Jeffrey 2011 Adam Crossingham Scott Dorsey John Scearce 2014 Niall Logue Stuart Bryant 2011 Dylan Hardie-Jordan John Kanner 1998 Kelvin Jack 2012 Rysen Barnett 1995 Steve Ybarra 2015 Niall Logue 2002 Jordan McKee 2012 Carlos Lara 2017 Jose Perez Flores Reece Weldon Sam Cusack 2013 Asa Goldsmith Avery John Ricardo Nunez- 2008 Justin Meram 2014 Michael Gallardo Scott Dorsey 2016 Jacob Malach 2013 Milan Popovic Arellano 2017 Jose Perez Flores NJCAA All-Tournament Matthew Paine 2015 Darion Green Grant Sparks Johnny Ramirez Team 2016 Spencer Coffin Charles Browder NJCAA Academic All- 2014 Niall Logue William Baynham 1990 Andre Luciano * 2015 Niall Logue 2017 David Gandara Cesar Delgado John Scearce American Jose Corona # 1996 Steve Ybarra 1990 Rocco DeNardis Hugo Gutierrez Sportsmanship Award Kobah Washington 2016 Juan Ramirez 1989 Steve Macias Cesar Delgado NSCAA All-America 1992 Chris Sagar 1989 Edson Rico 1991 Chris Sagar * Jacob Malach 1990 Jose Corona Alex Zametkin Josep Masllorens Jose Corona # Ty Engram Steve Macias 2004 Travis Sanders 2017 Johnny Ramirez 1991 Bobby Bell Kobah Washington Jose Perez Flores 1992 Chris Sagar Richard Elliot 1990 Edson Rico 2006 Brian Denning 1992 Darren Clare #& 1993 Pat Smith Grant Sparks Rocco DeNardis 2007 Denton Brown Chris Sagar * NJCAA All-Century Team 1994 Avery John 1997 Kevin Jeffrey Steve Macias 2009 Michael Moran Spencer Rush @ 2000 Darren Clare 1995 Nelvin Wilson Ty Engram 1991 Jose Corona 2010 Willie Hammack 1993 Chad Polivka 2000 Jose Corona 1996 Grant Sparks Matt Kirkpatrick Kobah Washington 2012 Sam Cusack Ross Hoaglund 16 ★★★★★★★ Yavapai Soccer All-time Records ­GAME (INDIVIDUAL) Attendance...... 4,251 paid ALL-TIME CONFERENCE SOCCER RECORDS Most points...... 12 vs. Mercer 1991 (Held by Yavapai College) Todd Brown vs. Scott, Iowa 2004 Most credits earned in one semester...... 28 Most wins-one season...... 18 Most goals...... 6 Avery John spring 1996 2001, 2008, 2012, 2014 Todd Brown vs. Scott, Iowa 2004 SEASON (TEAM) Most goals scored-one season...... 109 Most assists...... 5 Most goals...... 145 2017 William Baynham vs. South Mountain 2017 2017 Least goals allowed-one season...... 3 Most fouls...... 9 Most conference goals...... 95 1993 Peter Orona & Jose Miranda vs. Massasoit 1990; 2014 Most shutouts-one season...... 14 Sean Johnson vs. Pima 2002; Carlo Quesada vs. Most playoff goals...... 38 2014 Arizona Western 2017 1993 Most championships...... 27 Most conference goals...... 5 Least goals against...... 9 ­1989-2009, 2011-2012, 2014-2017 Brandon Hammer vs. Paradise Valley 2002 1993, 2006, 2014 Best goal differential-one season...... +89 Most playoff goals...... 4 Least conference goals against...... 3 2014 Chad Polivka vs. Rockland, NY 1993 1993 Best point differential-one season...... 18 Justin Meram vs. Paradise Valley 2007 2005 Francis Khamis vs. North Idaho 2008 Least playoff goals against...... 0 1997 Most consecutive victories (no ties)...... 40 Most saves...... 16 1989-1992 Cesar Delgado vs. Rancho Santiago 1995 Most assists...... 129 2017 ALL-TIME MEN’S COLLEGE COACHING RECORD SEASON (INDIVIDUAL) Most corner kicks...... 238 (Held by Yavapai College) Most points...... 80 2005 Best win percentage (all divisions, 100 games Justin Meram 2008 Most shots...... 773 minimum)...... 90% Most goals...... 34 2005 Michael Pantalione Todd Brown 2004 Most shutouts...... 19 Most assists...... 20 1993 Justin Meram 2008 & Jose Perez Flores 2017 Most conference shutouts...... 14 Most conference points...... 57 1993, 2006, 2014 Alan Gordon & Garry Williamson 2001 Most fouls...... 441 Most conference goals...... 24 1990 Alan Gordon 2001 Most goals per game...... 5.30 Most conference assists...... 16 1993 Rudy Duarte 2005, Pavel Panchenko 2007 Least goals per game...... 0.35 Most shutouts...... 17 2006 Kelvin Jack 1997 Most consecutive shutouts...... 15 Most saves...... 83 1992-93 The Roughriders always like to take in a little Joseph Alessi 2001 Most shots per game...... 30 educational sightseeing. Here the ’98 squad is outside Best save percentage...... 960 2005 the Philadelphia Spectrum with “Rocky.” Ivan Dizdar 2008 ­Best goal differential...... +125 Best goals against average...... 0.11 1993 Ivan Dizdar 2008 Best conference goal differential...... +89 Top Five Statistical Best plus/minus...... +112 2014 Darren Clare 1993 Most overall wins...... 26 Most fouls...... 60 2008 Yavapai Soccer Teams Alan Watson 1998 Most post-season wins...... 7 GOALS SCORED IN A SEASON Most minutes played in goal...... 2102 1992 1 2017 145* Kelvin Jack 1998 Most conference wins...... 18 2 1993 134 TEAM RECORDS (ONE HALF) 2001, 2008, 2014 3 2008 119 Most goals...... 10 GAME (TEAM) 4 2005 116 vs. Phoenix 2005 Most away goals...... 17 5 2001 115 Most conference goals...... 10 at South Mountain, 2012 vs. Phoenix 2005 Most home goals...... 14 LEAST GOALS ALLOWED IN A SEASON MISCELLANEOUS vs. Phoenix, 2005 & South Mountain 2017 1T 2006 9 Quickest goal to begin match (with kickoff) . Most playoff goals...... 10 1T 1993 9 vs. Phoenix 2000 ...... 0:18 vs. Rockland-NY 1993 & Phoenix 2011 1T 2014 9 Quickest goal to begin match (without kickoff) Most corner kicks...... 20 3 1997 10 vs. Chandler-Gilbert 2005...... 0:20 vs. Gateway 2017 4T 2008 11 Quickest goal to begin second half...... 0:05 Most playoff corner kicks...... 16 4T 1989 11 vs. South Mountain, 2012 vs. Northern Oklahoma 2006 Most fouls...... 39 SHUTOUTS POSTED IN A SEASON Quickest goal to begin playoff match...... 0:32 1 1993 19 vs. Glendale 1993 vs. Massasoit 1990 2T 1992 17 Latest goal to decide a match in regulation....0:39 Least fouls...... 3 remaining vs. AZ Western, 2006 (Yavapai won 2-1) vs. Tyler, Texas 2006 & Paradise Valley, 2013 2T 1997 17 Latest goal to decide a match in overtime.....149:00 Most shots...... 54 2T 2006 17 vs. Arizona Western 1990 & 1992 vs. Tyler, TX, 2005 (Yavapai won 3-2 in four overtimes) 5T 2008 15 Latest goal to force a match into overtime..... 0:18 ALL-TIME NATIONAL SOCCER RECORDS 5T 1996 15 remaining vs. Phoenix, 2013 (1-1 tie) (Held by Yavapai College) 5T 2014 15 Most wins-one season...... 26 Latest goal to force a playoff into overtime....0:28 MOST WINS IN A SEASON remaining vs. Pima, 1998 (Yavapai won 2-1) 2008 1 2008 26* Longest match.....150 min, 11 shootout rounds Most goals-one season...... 145 vs. Mercer, 1994 2017 2T 1992 24 Longest shootout rounds...... 11 Most consecutive shutouts...... 15 2T 1993 24 vs. Mercer, 1994 (Yavapai won 6-5 on penalty kicks) 1992-93 2T 2001 24 Longest shootout rounds in national finals.....7. Most consecutive victories (no ties)...... 40 2T 2005 24 vs. Georgia Perimeter, 2007 (Yavapai won 5-4 on 1990-91 2T 2007 24 penalty kicks) Best goal differential-one season...... +125 * National Record 1993 ★★★★★★★ 17 Photo Album

It takes a David Beckham to replace a Roughrider (Former Yavapai forward #21 Alan Gordon of the Los Angeles Galaxy). Other former Yavapai players in Major League Soccer include—Justin Meram (Columbus), Irving Garcia (New York), Roger Espinoza (Kansas City), Michael Randolph (Los Angeles), Joey Gjertsen (San Jose), Avery John (New England) and Cesar Delgado (Kansas The 2007 Roughriders, moments after they had rallied City). Many former Yavapai players have played in the USL, including the from two deficits, forced two overtimes and won in the league’s leading goal scorer a few years back, Kevin Jeffrey (Richmond). 7th round of penalty kicks to capture their 6th national championship in Tyler, Texas.

Photos courtesy of Les Stukenberg of the Daily Courier.

Trinidad & Tobago Defender Avery John (Yavapai 1994, 1995) tackles hard in the 2006 World Cup against Sweden. Goalkeeper Kelvin Jack (Yavapai 1997, 1998) also played in the 2006 World Cup in Germany. Many former Roughrider Yavapai College finished the season unbeaten and untied for their played in professional leagues around the world including seventh national championship. With an immaculate record of 26- Kelvin Jack and Adam Barrett (Yavapai 1998) in England’s 0-0 in the process – a win total no men’s collegiate soccer team has First Division. In 2009, Roger Espinoza (Honduras), joined ever achieved in one season at any level. the list (see page 30) of former Roughriders with national caps. In addition, Espinoza played in two World Cups and for Wigan Athletic F.C. in the English Premier League, capturing the F. A. Cup against Manchester United in 2013. NJCAA Hall of Fame Members (Yavapai College Inductees) See Insert for Inductee Position Years at YC Michael Pantalione Coach 1989-present the 2018 Soccer Hugh Bell Coach 1992-present Edson Rico Attacker 1989, 1990 Andre Luciano Goalkeeper 1989, 1990 Team Photo Rocco DeNardis Defender 1989, 1990 Jose Corona Defender 1990, 1991 and Roster Kobah Washington Attacker 1990, 1991 Darren Clare Defender 1992, 1993 Avery John Defender 1994, 1995 Steve Ybarra Attacker 1995, 1996 Matt Kirkpatrick Defender 1996, 1997 Kevin Jeffrey Attacker 1996, 1997 Kelvin Jack Goalkeeper 1997, 1998 Alan Gordon Attacker 2000, 2001 Maurice Hughes Attacker 2002, 2003 Josh Westermann Defender 2002, 2003 Michael Randolph Defender 2004, 2005 Roger Espinoza Defender 2005, 2006 Edson Rico played for Yavapai College Tim Kelly Defender 2005, 2006 “A Winning Soccer Tradition” 1989-90 and was inducted into the Irving Garcia Attacker 2006, 2007 NJCAA Soccer Hall of Fame in 2006. Francis Khamis Attacker 2007, 2008 Justin Meram Attacker 2007, 2008 18 ★★★★★★★ Ken Lindley Field History Locker Room The locker room building and adjacent field is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is a must-see museum for Roughrider soccer fans! There are 497 individual photos of every player from Yavapai College soccer program on display. In addition, all 21 trophies from the national tournament, 62 All-America certificates,

Ken Lindley Field—Home of the Roughriders since 1989 The first intercollegiate soccer match took place T. and Ada M. Joslin in 1922. In 1931, during the in 1989 when Yavapai defeated Victor Valley CC Great Depression, the grandstand was constructed 13-0 on “guaranteed win night.” Winning streaks on the corner of Gurley & Washington Streets. The of 58, 56, and 39 matches are a part of this field’s grandstand is constructed of cast concrete in a legacy. Today the park is listed in the National vernacular style with a slight Art Deco influence. In Register of Historic Places with a seating capacity 1934, the area surrounding the field was defined Yavapai soccer locker room. of 3000, featuring a 116 x75 yd., grass surface; for the construction of bleachers made of native all 29 Roughrider team photos, and numerous soccer field located 5368 feet above sea level and stone as a Civil Works Administration project. City memorabilia items (soccer balls, pictures, was the site of the 2014 NJCAA Men’s Division Park & Ballfield was renamed Ken Lindley Field professional jerseys from alumni, championship One National Championships. Since 1908, the in 1971 in memory of Prescott’s Chief of Police ring posters & much, much more) are available area of Prescott now known as Ken Lindley Field who died in 1971. A memorial plaque for long- for viewing. Inside the locker room, players enjoy has been used as a public park and ball field. The time groundskeeper Dewey Nelson is positioned playing table soccer and watching televised. A land was deeded to the City of Prescott by Charles proudly in the southwest corner of the stadium. world map with pins placed in former Roughrider player’s hometowns as well as a USA map with pins on the location universities attended Mountain Valley Park History by former Yavapai personnel is also featured. Individual tours of the locker room are available by contacting the coaching staff. The Locker Room Tours are also available to club and high school soccer teams at no charge. The locker room is located at field level on the southwest side of Ken Lindley Field, at the corner of Gurley Street and Washington Avenue, in Prescott.

The Prescott Valley Amphitheater, Yavapai’s other home field, opened in 1996 for the Roughriders. The Prescott Valley Amphitheater at Mountain for a 17-year period. This venue was the site of Valley Park is Yavapai’s other home soccer field the 2014 NJCAA Men’s Division One National that opened in 1996 for the Roughriders and Championship Tournament and played host to during one stretch, Yavapai was undefeated the 2017 event as well. and untied on this 120 x 75 yard grass field Yavapai’s All-time Composite Box Score Prescott, AZ--Yavapai College has developed the most successful junior college soccer program in the Yavapai’s home field scoreboard has always been nation. Here’s a recap of the 702 games played in which the Roughriders have lost only 57 games in 29 active. The Roughriders are 314-16-5 at home. years while capturing 77 conference, region, district and national championships. See page 28 for a listing of the Roughriders most consecutive undefeated home games.

1st Half 2nd Half OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 Shootout Goals Yavapai (615-57-30) 1308 1507 21 8 0 1 (53) 2845 Opponents (57-615-30) 227 282 10 2 0 0 (44) 521

Yavapai Opponents Yavapai Opponents Shots Attempted 17207 6562 Saves 2418 5131 Shots on Target 8473 2922 Cards 744 1137 Corner Kicks 4716 2260 Penalty Kicks 137-166 43-64 Fouls 8749 9632 Shootout Kicks 53-74 44-76 ★★★★★★★ 19 Region One Championship Game Results (composite score involving Yavapai) Yavapai...... 68 Region One Opponents...... 13 1990 Yavapai 6, Glendale 0 1991 Yavapai 4, Glendale 1 1992 Yavapai 4, Glendale 2 (ot) 1993 Yavapai 6, Glendale 0

1994 Yavapai 4, Phoenix 0 Championship Goal—YC’s Kurt Funkhouser scored, assisted by Edson Rico, with 7:37 left in the sudden 1995 Yavapai 3, Mesa 0 death overtime of the 1990 National Title Game in New Jersey. 1996 Yavapai 3, Phoenix 0 1997 Yavapai 2, Phoenix 0 Arizona Community 1998 Yavapai 3, Glendale 0 Future 1999 Pima 2, Yavapai 1 (ot) College Athletic Conference 2000 Yavapai 5, Mesa 0 School/Location United Soccer Coaches 2001 Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (ot) Mascot/Team Colors Arizona Western College/Yuma Convention Sites 2002 Yavapai 2, Pima 1 (shootout) Matadors/Gold & Cardinal January 16-20, 2019 Chicago, IL 2003 Yavapai 1, Chandler-Gilbert 0 (ot) Chandler-Gilbert Community College/Chandler January 15-19, 2020 Baltimore, MD 2004 Yavapai 4, Chandler-Gilbert 1 Coyotes/Teal & Silver January 13-17, 2021 Anaheim, CA 2005 Yavapai 3, Pima 0 *Cochise College/Douglas January 12-16, 2022 Kansas City, MO Apaches/Red & White 2006 Yavapai 1, Pima 0 January 11-15, 2023 Philadelphia, PA Gateway Community College/Phoenix 2007 Yavapai 5, Pima 2 January 10-14, 2024 Anaheim, CA Geckos/Royal & Black 2008 Yavapai 1, Pima 0 January 15-19, 2025 Chicago, IL Glendale Community College/Glendale 2009 Yavapai 2, Arizona Western 0 Gauchos/Scarlet, Black, White January 14-18, 2026 Philadelphia, PA 2010 Arizona Western 2, Pima 0 January 13-17, 2027 Kansas City, MO Mesa Community College/Mesa 2011 Pima 2, Yavapai 0 Thunderbirds/Red, White, Blue January 12-16, 2028 Baltimore, MD 2012 Yavapai 1, Arizona Western 0 Paradise Valley Community College/Phoenix January 10-14, 2029 Anaheim, CA 2013 Yavapai 2 Phoenix 1 (shootout) Pumas/Sand, Teal January 16-20, 2030 Philadelphia, PA January 15-19, 2031 Chicago, IL 2014 Pima 2 Phoenix 1 Phoenix College/Phoenix Bears/Blue & Gold January 14-18, 2032 Baltimore, MD 2015 Pima 3 Phoenix 2 Pima Community College/Tucson 2016 Pima 3 Phoenix 1* website: unitedsoccercoaches.org Aztecs/Blue & Black Formally known as the National Soccer Coaches Association of 2017 Yavapai 2 Pima 1 America (1941-2017). Scottsdale Community College/Scottsdale *Yavapai advances due to unsportsmanlike behavior by both teams Artichokes/Green & Gold South Mountain Community College/Phoenix “Win as a team today, Cougars/Blue & Silver “Tomorrow is promised walk as a team forever.” to no one.” **Yavapai College/Prescott Roughriders/Forest Green & Gold ~Message to players prior to 1990 national ~Message above Yavapai soccer locker room door. championship match. * women’s program only; **men’s program only. ACCAC Composite Standings Since 1989 Road Trip Notes (includes conference playoffs matches) Team W L T Points CT NT One-way Est Field Game Site Mileage Hrs/Min Elevation Yavapai 490 38 22 1492 27 7 Pima 344 164 34 1066 1 0 Arizona Western 210 3:37 160 Phoenix 252 203 47 803 0 0 Chandler 126 1:58 1213 Arizona Western 252 238 27 783 1 0 Gateway 88 1:24 1188 Mesa 252 246 26 782 0 0 Glendale 92 1:33 1154 Glendale 229 266 25 712 0 0 Mesa 114 1:47 1241 Paradise Valley 89 1:25 1340 Chandler-Gilbert 197 180 25 616 0 0 Phoenix 96 1:33 1117 Scottsdale 152 328 23 479 0 0 Pima 217 3:10 2389 Paradise Valley 123 235 11 380 0 0 Scottsdale 105 1:38 1248 South Mountain 98 385 18 312 0 0 South Mountain 106 1:43 1170 Gateway 26 151 3 81 0 0 Point Roberts, WA 1504 22:59 10 Note: Three points for win, one point for tie; CT—Conference Titles; NT-National Titles. Breakdown of Yavapai’s Tyler, TX 1157 16:43 544 (42-6) won-lost record against Arizona opponents in league playoffs: Pima (13-3), Glendale (7-0), Phoenix (8-3), Chandler-Gilbert (6-0), Paradise Valley (3-0), Mesa (2-0), Scottsdale (2-0), South Mountain (1-0), Arizona Western Daytona Beach, FL 2146 31:00 13 (2-0), Gateway (0-0). Yavapai’s scoring sheet against league opponents: 2301 goals for, 378 goals against. 20 ★★★★★★★ All-Time Record Year By Year Team Records Roughriders vs. All-opponents Roughriders vs. All-opponents Regular Season (opponent/years played) W L T GF GA (opponent/years played) W L T GF GA W L T Conference 1989 15 0 1 1st Allegheny, Pennsylvania Monterrey, Mexico 1990 15 1 1 1st (1992) 1 0 0 5 0 (1990) 1 0 0 12 0 1991 17 0 0 1st Andrew, Georgia Mount Ida, Massachusetts 1992 17 1 0 1st (1992) 1 0 0 3 0 (1997) 1 0 0 3 0 1993 18 0 0 1st Arizona Western, Arizona North Idaho, Idaho 1994 16 1 2 1st (1989-17) 51 6 2 247 42 (2005-08) 4 0 0 16 4 1995 16 2 1 1st Barstow, California Northern Oklahoma, Oklahoma 1996 18 0 1 1st (1989) 1 0 0 6 0 (2006) 0 0 1 2 2 1997 18 0 1 1st 1998 18 2 0 1st Bethany Lutheran, Minnesota Northwest, Wyoming 1999 17 2 1 1st (2002) 1 0 0 4 0 (2012) 0 1 0 2 4 2000 18 2 0 1st Brigham Young, Utah Orange Coast, California 2001 20 0 0 1st (1990) 1 0 0 1 0 (1995-96) 2 0 0 12 0 2002 17 2 1 1st Bryant & Stratton, New York Otero, Colorado 2003 17 2 1 1st (2000-01) 0 2 0 5 7 (2013) 1 0 0 3 0 2004 19 1 0 1st 2005 19 1 0 1st Burlington, New Jersey Paradise Valley, Arizona 2006 19 0 1 1st (2013) 0 0 1 1 1 (1999-17) 42 1 0 207 26 2007 18 2 0 1st Central, Kansas Passaic, New Jersey 2008 26 0 0 1st (1996) 1 0 0 11 0 (1990) 1 0 0 2 1 2009 16 4 0 1st Chandler-Gilbert, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona 2010 15 4 1 2nd (1998-17) 38 6 2 150 31 (1991-17) 51 9 5 224 54 2011 18 0 3 1st Charles, Maryland Pima, Arizona 2012 19 2 0 1st (1993) 1 0 0 6 2 (1989-17) 62 6 7 211 67 2013 17 2 2 2nd 2014 20 0 2 1st Dakota County, Minnesota Prince George’s, Maryland 2015 19 2 1 1st (2008, 2012, 2014) 3 0 0 13 1 (2001) 1 0 0 5 0 2016 18 2 0 1st Desert, California Rancho Santiago, California 2017 17 2 3 1st (2013-16) 4 0 0 18 0 (1994-96) 3 0 0 10 1 29 yrs. 511 37 23 27 titles DuPage, Illinois Richland, Texas (1994-96, 98, 01) 3 2 0 5 3 (1992, 94-95) 3 0 0 9 3 ­Post Season W# L T National East Central, Missouri Rockland, New York 1990 6 0 0 1st (2003) 1 0 0 2 1 (1992) 1 0 0 10 0 1991 5 1 0 2nd Eastern Florida, Florida St. Louis-Flo Valley, Missouri 1992 7 0 0 1st (2013) 0 0 1 3 3 (1990-91, 93) 3 0 0 11 3 1993 6 1 0 4th Essex, Maryland St. Louis-Forest Park, Missouri 1994 5 1 0 2nd (1995) 1 0 0 5 0 (1989, 91-92, 97) 4 0 0 17 3 1995 5 1 0 2nd Essex County, New Jersey Salt Lake, Utah 1996 4 1 0 2nd (2000, 2009) 1 0 1 4 2 (2017) 1 0 0 3 2 1997 5 0 0 1st 1998 5 0 0 3rd Garden City, Kansas San Diego Mesa, California 1999 1 1 0 10th (2008) 1 0 0 4 1 (1993-97) 3 0 2 14 2 2000 4 1 0 4th Gateway, Arizona San Jacinto, Texas 2001 4 1 0 4th (2009-17) 18 0 0 117 6 (2000, 02, 07-08) 3 1 0 8 6 2002 5 0 0 1st Georgia Perimeter, Georgia Schoolcraft, Michigan 2003 5 0 0 1st (1998, 2000, 04-05, 07) 3 2 0 15 11 (2001, 04, 07-08) 4 0 0 15 3 2004 4 1 0 4th Glendale, Arizona Scott, Iowa 2005 5 1 0 2nd (1989-17) 59 3 3 250 49 (2004) 1 0 0 13 0 2006 3 0 2 4th 2007 6 0 0 1st Herkimer, New York Scottsdale, Arizona 2008 6 0 0 1st (1990, 99) 2 0 0 8 0 (1989-17) 57 2 1 292 31 2009 3 1 1 5th Hesston, Kansas Snow, Utah 2010 0 1 0 12th (1990) 1 0 0 3 1 (2017) 2 0 0 8 2 2011 1 1 0 6th Illinois Central, Illinois Skagit Valley, Washington 2012 2 1 0 4th (2005, 07) 2 0 0 6 1 (1993) 1 0 0 2 0 2013 5 1 0 3rd Iowa Central, Iowa Sonora, Mexico 2014 0 1 0 3rd (2002, 2009) 2 0 0 5 0 (1989) 1 0 0 3 1 2015 0 1 0 5th 2016 0 2 0 7th Iowa Western, Iowa South Mountain, Arizona 2017 6 1 0 3rd (2005, 2013) 1 1 0 3 1 (1989-17) 58 1 0 385 32 28 yrs. 108 20 3 7 titles Irvine Valley, California South Suburban, Illinois # includes shootout victories (1994) 1 0 0 5 1 (2004) 1 0 0 5 0 Johnson County, Kansas Spartanburg, South Carolina Overall (1991, 93, 96, 98, 05) 6 0 0 17 5 (1994, 2003) 1 1 0 12 3 W L T Championships* 1989 15 0 1 1 Kansas City, Kansas Spokane, Washington 1990 21 1 1 4 (1998) 1 0 0 4 0 (1992-93, 97) 3 0 0 11 3 1991 22 1 0 3 Lake County, Illinois Springfield, Illinois 1992 24 1 0 4 (1994) 1 0 0 3 1 (1995, 98, 03) 3 0 0 5 1 1993 24 1 0 3 Laramie County, Wyoming State Fair, Missouri 1994 21 2 2 3 (2006, 2015) 2 0 0 8 0 (1997, 98) 3 0 0 5 0 1995 21 3 1 3 Lewis & Clark, Illinois Texas, El Paso 1996 22 1 1 3 (1991-92) 2 0 0 4 2 1997 23 0 1 4 (1997) 1 0 0 8 1 1998 23 2 0 3 Lincoln, Illinois Trinidad State, Colorado 1999 18 3 1 1 (2002) 1 0 0 2 0 (2016) 0 1 0 1 3 2000 22 3 0 3 Louisburg, North Carolina Tyler, Texas 2001 24 1 0 3 (2005, 2009) 1 1 0 4 5 (1991, 95-96, 06) 4 0 0 13 4 2002 22 2 1 4 Marshalltown, Iowa Ulster, New York 2003 22 2 1 4 (2004, 07) 2 0 0 7 1 (1990-91, 94) 3 0 0 6 3 2004 23 2 0 3 Massasoit, Massachusetts Utah Valley, Utah 2005 24 2 0 3 (1990, 92-93) 1 1 1 5 3 (1992-93) 2 0 0 11 2 2006 22 0 3 3 2007 24 2 0 4 Meridian, Mississippi Victor Valley, California 2008 26 0 0 4 (1998, 2000) 1 1 0 5 3 (1989) 1 0 0 13 0 2009 19 5 1 3 Mira Costa, California Waubonsee, Illinois 2010 15 5 1 0 (1990) 1 0 0 4 0 (2017) 1 0 0 9 0 2011 19 1 3 1 Mercer, New Jersey Western Nebraska, Nebraska 2012 21 3 0 2 (90-91, 94-97, 02-03, 06, 17) 5 4 1 17 12 (2008) 1 0 0 8 1 2013 18 3 6 2 Mesa, Arizona Western Wyoming, Wyoming 2014 20 1 2 1 (1989-17) 54 4 2 229 39 (2011) 1 0 0 9 1 2015 19 3 1 1 2016 18 4 0 1 Monroe, New York Young Harris, Georgia 2017 23 3 3 3 (1992, 99) 2 0 0 10 1 (2003) 1 0 0 4 1 29 yrs. 615 57 30 77* Montgomery-Rockville, Maryland 85 opponents 615 57 30 2845 523 *Conference, Regional, District, National (2001) 1 0 0 3 2 ★★★★★★★ 21 Year By Year Result (Home games in bold) 1989 (15-0-1) Pima W 7-1 Richland (TX) W 3-2 1999 (18-3-1) St. Louis-Forest Park W 4-3 Phoenix W 2-0 Essex (MD) W 5-0 Scottsdale W 6-1 Sonora W 3-1 Glendale W 4-2 Tyler (TX) W 3-2 Phoenix W 2-1 Arizona Western W 6-0 Richland (TX) W 3-0 Mercer (NJ) L 0-2 Herkimer (NY) W 4-0 Scottsdale W 3-1 St. Louis-Forest Park W 1-0 Monroe (NY) W 6-1 Glendale W 6-2 Allegheny (PA) W 5-0 1996 (22-1-1) Glendale L 2-3 Victor Valley (CA) W 13-0 Massasoit (MA) W 2-0 Johnson County (KS) W 4-1 South Mountain W 5-1 Barstow (CA) W 6-0 Andrew (GA) W 3-0 Central (KS) W 11-0 Pima W 3-2 Pima W 3-0 Pima W 4-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 5-0 South Mountain W 3-1 1993 (24-1-0) South Mountain W 10-0 Mesa W 2-0 Spokane (WA) W 3-0 Mesa W 4-1 Phoenix W 7-1 Paradise Valley W 7-0 Skagit Valley (WA) W 2-0 Arizona Western W 9-0 Glendale W 2-0 Arizona Western W 3-0 Arizona Western W 6-0 Scottsdale W 6-0 Mesa T 0-0 Scottsdale W 10-0 San Diego Mesa W 4-0 Glendale W 6-0 Orange Coast (CA) W 11-0 Arizona Western W 3-2 Phoenix W 7-0 Pima T 2-2 Arizona Western W 2-0 Phoenix W 1-0 South Mountain W 7-0 South Mountain W 4-0 Glendale T 2-2 Glendale W 4-0 Scottsdale W 5-0 Mesa W 2-0 South Mountain W 5-1 Scottsdale W 2-0 Pima W 3-0 Pima W 5-0 Mesa W 3-0 Phoenix W 3-2 1990 (21-1-1) Chandler-Gilbert W 3-0 Pima W 5-0 South Mountain W 6-3 Mira Costa (CA) W 4-0 Mesa L 0-1 Utah Valley W 9-1 Rancho Santiago W 1-0 Monterrey W 12-0 Paradise Valley W 10-1 Arizona Western W 3-0 Glendale W 2-0 Arizona Western W 7-1 Glendale W 4-1 Phoenix W 7-0 Mesa W 6-1 Mercer (NJ) L 0-2 Pima L 1-2 Massasoit (MA) T 1-1 South Mountain W 8-0 San Diego Mesa W 3-0 Pima W 6-3 Glendale W 3-1 Arizona Western W 5-1 2000 (22-3-0) Glendale W 1-0 Scottsdale W 5-0 Scottsdale W 7-1 Scottsdale W 3-1 Scottsdale W 4-0 Mesa W 8-2 Pima W 3-0 Arizona Western W 5-1 Mesa W 3-2 Pima W 10-0 Phoenix W 3-0 Meridian (MS) L 2-3 South Mountain W 6-0 South Mountain W 7-0 Tyler (TX) W 2-1 San Jacinto (TX) W 4-3 Arizona Western W 5-1 Glendale W 6-0 DuPage (IL) W 2-0 Phoenix W 6-1 Johnson County (KS) W 4-1 Brigham Young W 1-0 Mercer (NJ) L 0-1 Glendale W 4-0 Pima W 2-0 St. Louis-Flo Valley W 3-0 South Mountain W 11-0 Glendale W 3-1 Massasoit (MA) L* 2-3 1997 (23-0-1) Paradise Valley W 8-0 Scottsdale W 2-0 Charles County (MD) W 6-2 State Fair (MO) W 3-0 Pima W 1-0 Mesa W 8-3 Rockland (NY) W 10-0 Lewis & Clark (IL) W 8-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 6-0 South Mountain W 4-1 *lost on penalty kicks 5-4 Pima W 3-0 Mesa W 2-1 Glendale W 6-0 South Mountain W 9-0 Scottsdale W 3-0 Hesston (KS) W 3-1 1994 (21-2-2) Arizona Western W 9-1 DuPage (IL) L 0-1 Phoenix W 4-0 St. Louis-Flo Valley W 1-0 Phoenix L 0-1 Lake County (IL) W 3-1 Glendale W 7-0 Ulster (NY) W 2-1 Glendale W 6-0 Pima T 1-1 Mesa W 6-0 Herkimer (NY) W 4-0 South Mountain W 5-1 Irvine Valley (CA) W 5-1 Arizona Western W 5-1 Passaic (NJ) W 2-1 Pima W 2-1 Scottsdale W 2-0 Pima W 3-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 6-0 Arizona Western W 4-2 Scottsdale W 3-0 1991 (22-1-0) Mesa W 2-0 Rancho Santiago (CA) W 8-1 St. Louis-Forest Park W 6-0 Johnson County (KS) W 2-0 Paradise Valley W 6-0 Phoenix W 4-1 Spokane (WA) W 4-1 St. Louis-Forest Park W 6-0 Phoenix W 4-0 Glendale W 5-1 South Mountain W 10-0 Arizona Western W 3-1 Mesa W 5-0 Mesa W 6-1 San Diego Mesa T 2-2 Texas-ElPaso W 1-0 Bryant & Stratton (NY) L 3-4 South Mountain W 1-0 Glendale W 3-1 Pima W 4-0 Georgia Perimeter W 1-0 Pima W 5-0 Mesa W 6-0 Glendale W 1-0 Essex County (NJ) W 3-1 Phoenix W 8-0 Scottsdale W 8-0 Phoenix W 5-2 Scottsdale W 3-1 Arizona Western W 4-0 Arizona Western W 5-0 2001 (24-1-0) Mesa W 1-0 San Diego Mesa T 0-0 Scottsdale W 5-2 Chandler Gilbert W 10-1 South Mountain W 3-1 Phoenix W 3-1 Pima W 4-0 Glendale W 3-1 Arizona Western W 8-0 Glendale W 4-0 Phoenix W 2-0 Montgomery-Rockville W 3-2 Phoenix W 5-1 Mesa W 7-0 State Fair (MO) W** 1-0 Prince George's (MD) W 5-0 Pima W 3-1 South Mountain W 4-0 Mt. Ida (MA) W 3-0 South Mountain W 11-0 Glendale W 3-2 Scottsdale W 2-0 Mercer (NJ) W 3-0 Pima W 1-0 Scottsdale W 6-0 Phoenix W 4-0 **won on penalty kicks 4-2 Arizona Western W 8-0 Mesa W 4-1 Richland (TX) W 3-1 Phoenix W 6-1 South Mountain W 8-1 Ulster (NY) W 2-1 1998 (23-2-0) Scottsdale W 7-0 Glendale W 4-1 Mercer (NJ) W** 1-0 Kansas City (KS) W 4-0 Paradise Valley W 5-2 St. Louis-Flo Valley W 3-2 Spartanburg (SC) L 2-3 Johnson County (KS) W 2-0 Mesa W 2-0 Johnson County (KS) W 1-0 **won on penalty kicks 6-5 Arizona Western W 5-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 5-1 Tyler (TX) W 6-0 Mesa L 1-2 Glendale W 2-0 Ulster (NY) W 2-1* 1995 (21-3-1) Scottsdale W 1-0 South Mountain W 3-1 Springfield (IL) W 2-1 Mercer (NJ) L 0-1 Meridian (MS) W 3-0 Pima W 5-0 DuPage (IL) L 0-2 *won on penalty kicks 5-4 DeKalb (GA) W 7-2 Arizona Western W 7-0 Pima W 3-1 Phoenix W 4-3 Phoenix W 2-1 1992 (24-1-0) Rancho Santiago (CA) W 1-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 5-1 Scottsdale W 11-0 Monroe (NY) W 4-0 Orange Coast (CA) W 1-0 Glendale W 1-0 Paradise Valley W 3-1 Spokane (WA) W 4-2 Arizona Western W 5-0 South Mountain W 5-0 Mesa W 2-0 Arizona Western W 3-2 Phoenix L 0-1 Pima L 3-4 Paradise Valley W 1-0 Utah Valley W 2-1 Scottsdale W 2-1 Arizona Western W 4-1 Pima W 2-1 Phoenix W 5-0 Glendale W 2-0 Mesa W 2-1 Schoolcraft (MI) W 8-0 South Mountain W 4-0 Mesa W 3-0 Scottsdale W 4-1 DuPage (IL) W 1-0 Glendale W 4-0 South Mountain W 5-1 South Mountain W 8-0 Bryant & Stratton (NY) L 2-3 Scottsdale W 6-0 San Diego Mesa W 5-0 Phoenix W 2-0 Mesa W 1-0 Pima W 4-2 Chandler-Gilbert W 4-0 2002 (22-2-1) Pima W 3-2 Scottsdale W 4-0 Glendale W 6-0 ­Chandler-Gilbert W 5-0 Arizona Western W 8-0 Arizona Western W 6-0 Pima W 2-1 Glendale L 2-3 Phoenix W 9-0 Phoenix T 1-1 Pima W 2-1 Bethany Lutheran (MN) W 4-0 Texas ElPaso W 3-2 Glendale W 2-0 Glendale W 3-0 Lincoln (IL) W 2-0 South Mountain W 5-0 Mesa W 5-1 DuPage (IL) W 2-0 South Mountain W 9-2 Glendale L 1-2 South Mountain W 5-1 State Fair (MO) W 1-0* Pima T 2-2 Scottsdale W 2-0 Scottsdale W 4-0 Springfield (IL) W 1-0 Arizona Western W 3-1 Mesa W 4-0 Mesa W 3-0 *forfeit, ineligible players Phoenix W 4-0 22 ★★★★★★★ Scottsdale W 10-0 Scottsdale W 8-0 Glendale W 8-1 Glendale W 4-0 Paradise Valley W 9-2 Pima W 3-0 Paradise Valley W 2-0 Phoenix W 10-0 Mesa L 0-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 6-1 Arizona Western W 7-0 Pima L 0-2 Chandler-Gilbert W 4-0 Paradise Valley W 4-1 Scottsdale W 3-0 Glendale W 5-0 Phoenix W 14-0 South Mountain W 5-0 2012 (21-3-0) South Mountain W 3-0 South Mountain W 2-1 Phoenix W 2-1 Scottsdale W 7-0 Pima W 2-1 Glendale W 4-0 Pima W 3-1 Phoenix W 3-0 Arizona Western W 7-1 Mesa W 3-2 Chandler-Gilbert W 2-0 Glendale W 2-0 Phoenix W 8-0 Arizona Western W 4-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 2-0 Mesa W 3-0 Scottsdale W 3-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 4-1 Pima W 1-0 Gateway W 11-2 Paradise Valley W 3-0 Pima W 3-0 North Idaho W 6-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 3-0 Mesa W 4-1 North Idaho W 4-1 Schoolcraft (MI) W 3-1 Paradise Valley W 4-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 3-1 Illinois Central (IL) W 5-1 Garden City (KS) W 4-1 Pima W 2-0 Pima W 2-1* Louisburg (NC) W 3-2 San Jacinto (TX) W 1-0 South Mountain W 10-0 San Jacinto (TX) W 2-1** Georgia Perimeter (GA) L 1-3 Arizona Western W 4-1 Iowa Central (IA) W 3-0 Dakota County W 2-0 Mercer (NJ) W 2-1 2006 (22-0-3) 2009 (19-5-1) Scottsdale W 5-0 *won penalty kicks 4-3, **won penalty Scottsdale W 6-0 Chandler-Gilbert L 1-2 Phoenix L 1-2 kicks 3-2 Pima W 3-0 Paradise Valley W 6-0 Glendale W 2-0 Laramie County (WY) W 5-0 Mesa W 1-0 Mesa W 4-1 2003 (22-2-1) Tyler (TX) W 2-1 Scottsdale W 3-0 Gateway W 4-1 Paradise Valley W 3-2 Paradise Valley W 3-0 Phoenix L 0-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 3-1 Young Harris (GA) W 4-1 Phoenix W 6-1 South Mountain W 7-0 South Mountain W 17-0 Spartanburg (SC) W 10-0 South Mountain W 3-0 Gateway W 4-0 Paradise Valley W 2-1 Arizona Western W 4-1 Glendale W 9-0 Glendale W 2-0 Pima W 2-1 Phoenix W 6-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 2-0 Pima W 2-1 Arizona Western L 2-3 Chandler-Gilbert L 2-1 Mesa W 4-1 Arizona Western W 5-1 Pima W 5-2 Glendale W 5-1 Arizona Western W 2-1 Chander-Gilbert W 5-0 Arizona Western W 1-0 Pima W 2-0 Scottsdale W 2-1 Paradise Valley W 7-0 Northwest (WY) L 2-4 Mesa L 2-1 Pima W 2-0 Mesa W 1-0 South Mountain W 1-0 North Idaho W 2-0 Scottsdale L 0-1 2013 (18-3-6) Scottsdale W 4-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 4-0 Phoenix W 3-2 Pima W 3-2 Paradise Valley W 1-0 Paradise Valley W 3-0 South Mountain W 10-1 Gateway W 5-0 South Mountain W 4-0 Phoenix T 0-0 Gateway W 5-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 2-1 Arizona Western W 7-0 South Mountain W 9-0 Glendale W 2-0 Paradise Valley W 9-1 Phoenix W 4-1 Glendale W 4-0 Pima W 5-0 Desert (CA) W 3-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 5-0 Mesa W 4-0 Arizona Western L 0-4 Scottsdale W 4-3 Glendale W 4-1 Arizona Western W 3-1 Pima W 2-1 Mesa T 1-1 Pima T 0-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 2-0 Arizona Western W 2-0 Glendale W 2-1 Mesa W 4-0 Pima W 1-0 Louisburg (NC) L 1-3 Arizona Western W 3-2 Scottsdale W 5-0 North Idaho W 2-0 Iowa Central (IA) W 2-0 South Mountain W 7-0 Glendale W 6-2 Mercer (NJ) T 1-1* Essex County (NJ) T 1-1 Phoenix W 2-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 1-0 Northern Oklahoma (OK) T 1-1* Chandler-Gilbert T 1-1 Springfield (IL) W 2-0 *lost on penalty kicks 4-3 2010 (15-5-1) Glendale W 2-0 East Central (MO) W 2-1 Paradise Valley W 3-1 Pima W 2-1 Mercer (NJ) W 3-2* 2007 (24-2-0) Scottsdale W 3-2 Gateway W 9-0 *won penalty kicks 3-2 Mesa W 3-0 Arizona Western L 1-2 Paradise Valley W 8-0 Paradise Valley W 5-1 Pima L 0-1 Phoenix T 1-1 2004 (23-2-0) Schoolcraft (MI) W 2-1 Phoenix W 1-0 Scottsdale L 2-3 Paradise Valley W 2-0 San Jacinto (TX) L 1-2 Chandler-Gilbert L 0-1 Mesa W 4-1 South Mountain W 6-1 Phoenix W 3-0 Mesa W 3-2 Arizona Western L 0-1 Scott (IA) W 13-0 Glendale W 5-2 Gateway W 6-1 South Mountain W 6-1 Marshalltown (IA) W 4-1 Arizona Western W 2-1 South Mountain W 8-0 Pima W 3-2 Phoenix W 2-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 2-0 Glendale W 3-1 Phoenix W 2-1* Chandler-Gilbert W 1-0 Scottsdale W 8-1 Paradise Valley W 2-1 Otero (CO) W 3-0 Glendale W 4-1 Pima W 4-1 Scottsdale W 2-1 Burlington (NJ) W 2-1& Arizona Western W 4-0 South Mountain W 5-2 Arizona Western W 2-1 Eastern Florida (FL) W 4-3# Mesa W 3-1 Mesa W 5-1 Phoenix W 1-0 Iowa Western (IA) L 0-1 Scottsdale W 7-0 Paradise Valley W 5-0 Chandler-Gilbert L 1-4 *won on penalty kicks 5-4 Paradise Valley W 3-2 Scottsdale W 8-0 Mesa W 3-0 & won on penalty kicks 4-3 Pima W 2-1 Phoenix W 3-2 Gateway W 6-1 # won on penalty kicks 4-2 South Mountain W 7-0 Glendale W 7-0 Pima W 4-2 Arizona Western W 6-0 Arizona Western W 3-0 South Mountain W 5-0 2014 (20-1-2) Phoenix W 7-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 8-1 Glendale T 0-0 Gateway W 10-0 Chandler-Gilbert L 0-1 Pima L 2-3 Pima L 1-4 Scottsdale W 2-0 Glendale W 4-3 South Mountain W 4-0 Mesa W 6-1 Pima W 3-1 Paradise Valley W 7-1 2011 (19-1-3) South Mountain W 6-0 Paradise Valley W 2-1 Mesa W 7-1 Pima W 5-2 Arizona Western W 2-0 Scottsdale T 2-2 Scottsdale W 9-1 North Idaho W 4-2 Paradise Valley W 8-0 Arizona Western W 2-1 Paradise Valley W 3-2 Illinois Central (IL) W 1-0 Desert (CA) W 3-0 Pima W 6-3 Chandler-Gilbert W 4-1 Marshalltown (IA) W 3-0 Dakota County (MN) W 4-1 Phoenix W 5-1 Georgia Perimeter (GA) L 2-3 Georgia Perimeter (GA) W 4-3* Phoenix W 4-0 South Suburban (IL) W 5-0 * won on penalty kicks 5-4 Western Wyoming W 9-1 Pima W 2-1 Schoolcraft (MI) W 2-1 Chandler-Gilbert T 1-1 Glendale T 0-0 2008 (26-0-0) Mesa W 9-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 2-0 2005 (24-2-0) Mesa W 12-0 Gateway W 5-0 Gateway W 10-0 Scottsdale W 8-0 Glendale W 8-1 South Mountain W 7-2 Scottsdale W 9-0 Pima W 5-0 Western Nebraska W 8-1 Glendale W 4-1 Mesa W 2-0 Johnson County (KS) W 4-3 Dakota County W 7-0 Paradise Valley W 5-1 South Mountain W 6-0 Iowa Western (IA) W 3-0 Paradise Valley W 4-0 Scottsdale W 3-0 Phoenix W 3-1 Paradise Valley L 1-2 Arizona Western W 3-1 Arizona Western T 2-2 Arizona Western T 0-0 Phoenix W 4-2 Scottsdale W 5-1 Pima W 2-0 Paradise Valley W 11-1 Chandler-Gilbert W 2-1 South Mountain W 10-1 Phoenix W 3-2 Pima W 1-0 South Mountain W 6-0 Phoenix W 3-0 Chandler-Gilbert W 4-0 Glendale W 4-1 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Geographic Regions of NJCAA National NJCAA National the NJCAA Tournament Matches Soccer Poll Release Dates Region 1 Arizona & California 12 Team Tournament with 4 groups of 3 teams (2018 Season) Region 2 Arkansas & Oklahoma • Group A (#1, 8, 12 seeded teams) Region 3 Upper New York State August 1 (pre-season poll) • Group B (#2, 7, 11 seeded teams) Region 4 Upper Illinois September 3 (first regular season poll) Region 5 New Mexico & West Texas • Group C (#3, 6, 10 seeded teams) September 10, 17, 24 Region 6 Kansas • Group D (#4, 5, 9 seeded teams) October 1, 8, 15, 22, 30 November 5 (Final Poll) Region 7 Kentucky & Tennessee • Point System: 3 points for a win in regulation; 2 November 19 (Post-Tournament Poll) Region 8 Florida points for a shootout win; 1 point for a shootout Region 9 Colorado (East of the Continental Divide, lost; 0 points for a lost in regulation. www.njcaa.org Eastern Montana, Nebraska & Wyoming • Winners of each group advances to the national Region 10 North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia & semifinals with the semifinal winners playing for West Virginia the national championship Region 11 Iowa Region 12 Indiana, Lower Michigan Peninsula & Ohio • The 2018 Schedule: Group Play takes place on Region 13 Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday of tournament week; Upper Michigan Peninsula & Wisconsin off day on Thursday; semifinal matches on Friday; Region 14 Eastern Texas national championship game on Saturday. Region 15 Lower New York Region 16 Missouri Region 17 Georgia NJCAA National Tournament Dates & Sites Region 18 Alaska, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Nov. 12-17, 2018 Daytona, Florida (Daytona State College) Washington, Western Montana, Colorado Nov. 18-23, 2019 Tyler, Texas (Tyler Junior College) (West of the Continental Divide) & Utah Nov. 16-21, 2020 Prescott, Arizona (Yavapai College) Region 19 Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania & New Jersey Region 20 District of Columbia, Maryland & Western Previous NJCAA National Tournament Sites (since 1989) Pennsylvania • Trenton, New Jersey (Mercer County Community College) 1989-1999, 2009 Region 21 Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island & Vermont • Tyler, Texas (Tyler Junior College) 2000-2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 Region 22 Alabama • Phoenix, Arizona (Paradise Valley Community College) 2008, 2011 Region 23 Mississippi & Louisiana • Albany, Georgia (Darton College) 2012 Region 24 Lower Illinois • Prescott & Prescott Valley, Arizona (Yavapai College) 2014, 2017 NJCAA Soccer Districts • Axton, Virginia (Patrick Henry Community College) 2015 Northeast Region 21, 19, 3, 15 Central Region16, 24 Great Lakes Region 4, 13, 11 Mid-Atlantic Region 12, 20 Plains Region 2, 5, 6 Southeast Region 7, 8, 10, 17, 22 South Region 14, 23 West Region 1, 9, 18

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School Colors: Green, PMS 342 & Gold, PMS 123. 26 ★★★★★★★ All-time Numerical Roster Note: Some players are listed twice having switched numbers after their first season. ROUGHRIDER MILESTONES 1 Greg Archuleta Steve Ybarra Jason Martin st th Justin Ground Cody Butzke Kim Briels Tyler Hasman 1 Goal 2500 goal Mike Tristani Kevin Jeffrey Andy Lilleker Camilo Valencia Sept 1 1989 Oct 4 2014 Mike LaBerge Daniel Roe Johnny Thermoncy Justin Meram Cesar Delgado Brett Parry Greg­ Daley Gabriel Okito (Edson Rico 20:34) (Christian Rico) vs. South Mountain Thomas Munck BJ Gamble Elliot Weber David Malloy th Kelvin Jack Jordon McKee Travis Sanders Viktor Rodakovic vs. St. Louis‑Forest Park 2600 goal Nathan Edgin Chris Fimbrez Alejandro Macias Miguel-Angel Angeles th Oct 3, 2015 David Scruggs Ross Eshleman Chris Hunter Josiah Pacheco 100 Goal Ben Young Trae Garton Merced Salinas Adrien Baures Sept 5 1990 (Reece Weldon) vs. South Mountain Stephen O’Farrell Colby Swensen Jared Hanze Matthew Fike th Kyle Haynes Pavel Panchenko Jacob Nelson Slade Weber (Bobby Bell) vs. Arizona Western 2700 goal Garrison Goodner Greg Gilmer Mohamed Ameen Joel Vidrio th Nov 4, 2016 Andrew Gentry Ethan Martin Bailey Watkins 20 200 Goal Ivan Dizdar Julien Dragomir 14 Andre Luciano Oct 5 1991 (John Kanner) vs. Trinidad State Michael Moran Ricardo Zacarias Kobah Washington Raul Salazar th Edward Jones Mason Buron Diego Gordillo Kyle McKenna (Kobah Washington) 2800 goal Kieran Coleman-Fry Kevin Otokore Ralph Miller Brian Montes Bradley Trella Sergio Gonzalez Shane Rinehart Christian Rico vs. Arizona Western Oct 14, 2017 Coltin Smith Alexander Guadron Jesse Larimer Miles McRae th (Angel Lujan) vs. Mesa Darius Ochoa 8 Valentin Arellano Santos Villasenor 300 Goal Tyler Trump Carlos Cajiao Dan Lundgren William Baynham st 2 Jeff Stringham Nathan Barton 21 Oct 7 1992 1 Game Jeff Stringham Kevin Tallis Andy Romeo Tyler Schlink (Josep Masllorens) vs. Phoenix Sept 1 1989 Bobby Bell Matt Boquet Stephen Mills Shawn Belverud th defeated St. Louis-Forest Park 4-3 Matt Dickey Chad Polivka Blake Wallace Tanner Mangan 400 Goal Luis Arias Octavio Heredia Cameron Keresey Mark Hatfield st John Reimers Marwan Tulloch Erik Sterling John Hunter Oct 2 1993 ­1 Conference Game Tad Detwiler Cody Okuda Brian Hughes Ty Engram Arturo Romo Adam Barrett Calen Earley Ty Hibbert (Kenny Wright) vs. Arizona Western Sept 6 1989 Jaime Miranda Brandon DeVaughn Fernando Silva Ricky Rawls th defeated Arizona Western 6-0 BJ Gamble Damien Franklin Jeff Bendawald Marcus Weekes 500 Goal Cooper Bradshaw Joel Rowe Jonathan Castro Fernando Flores 1st Home Game Peter Rivera Christian Iglesias Shaun Reghabi Brandon Hammer Sept 17 1994 Joey Gjertsen Obed Becerra Kyle Morris Todd Brown (John Hunter) vs. Rancho Santiago Sept 16 1989 Bryan DeJonghe Vincent Fimbrez Matthew Paine Corey Patrick th defeated Victor Valley 13-0 Gregorio Quinones Gene Tibbetts Juanjo Carmona- Theo Browne 600 Goal Joel Ibarra Cameron Matlock deVille Denton Brown st Fabrice Kalala Adam Crossingham Johnny Ramirez Francis Khamis Sept 30 1995 1 Playoff Game Josh Sylva Gouedan Halley 15 Willie Hammack (Nelvin Wilson) vs. Pima Oct 27 1990 Sam Cusack Jake Winship Matt Kozul Gouedan Halley Peter Busche Hugo Gutierrez Victor Gilgan Carlos Lara 700th Goal defeated Glendale 6-0 David Mack Ricardo Nunez- Michael Hollimon Mason Buron st Juan Ramirez Arellano Valentin Arellano Angel Rey Heredia Sept 28 1996 1 Ranking Matthew Jordan 9 Richard Elliot Justin Stinson 3 Ed Brooks Travis Sterling Isaac Arellano (Ty Engram) vs. Pima Sept 19 1989 Tom Ebel Qaher Al-Raqaya David Rawlings 22 th (7th in nation) Kurt Funkhouser Pat Smith Shane Stevens Jason Nash 800 Goal Darren Clare Khary Williams Adam Levy Nick Bramini th Avery John Ryan Brown Erik Jacobsen Ben Dickey Sept 22 1997 100 Win Grant Sparks Alex Zametkin Roger Espinoza Frank­ Roan (Kevin Jeffrey) vs. Pima Oct 23 1993 Andy Hutchison Daniel Allen Jay Heller Juan Quintana th defeated Pima 10-0 Marc Wegner Kevin­ McDonnell Israel Vega Jake Atkin 900 Goal Eric Santiago Alan Gordon Rodolfo Godinez Ramon Garcia th Jeff Martin Craig Ettinger Momudu Sluwar Craig Trout Sept 25 1998 200 Win Ryan Benser Lokahi Bounds Albert Larson Anthony Trapani Tim Kelly Irving Garcia Michael Gallardo Anthony Cordova (Alex Gonzalez) vs. South Mountain Sept 16 1998 Dallas Rusch-Mi- Justin Meram Ryan Banyai Andrew Frame th defeated Phoenix 4-3 chener Gabriel Okito John Kanner Marcus Bailey 1000 Goal Vince Martin Jonathan Flores 16 David Oberholtzer Oct 13 1999 250th Win Daniel Lozoya Christopher Luu Rocco DeNardis Chris Johnson Joseph Lutostanski Jonathan Grant Jason Collins Francis Khamis (Brandon DeVaughn) vs. Pima Oct 19 2000 Brandon Wallace James Ampleford Chad Kinney Kyle Woodson th defeated Mesa 2-0 Scott Warrender Ruben Pacheco Marco Merlo Dylan Hardie-Jordan 1100 Goal Nicholas Killian Reece Weldon Jared White Rysen Barnett th Ziyad Fares David Gandara Junior Becerra Avery Hardie-Jordan Oct 14 2000 300 Win 4 10 Butch Pellant Osman O Sillah (Donal O’Sullivan) Nov 22 2002 Kevin Grub Edson Rico Kyle Bell Darragh Boyle Jose Miranda Kobah Washington Matt Lukavics Esteban Vargas vs. Chandler-Gilbert defeated Iowa Central 3-0 Greg Archuleta Spencer Rush Adam Izard Andrew Rivera th th Kenny Wright Danny Flores Jose Ronquillo 23 1200 Goal 400 Win Mark Hatfield Scott Dorsey Keahi Wandell Remy Bilsback Avery John Gary Thornton Tyler Nelson Jeff Wassell Oct 8 2001 Sept 15 2007 Matt Kirkpatrick Kevin Jeffrey Daniel Celario Brett Globke (Alan Gordon) vs. Pima defeated Chandler-Gilbert 2-0 Marlon Austin Ty Hibbert Donald Savage Gary Thornton Tye Rustrum Craig Trout Anderson Savage Adam Lawrence th th Roman Ganados Garry Williamson Donovan Rico Hakim Bakhti 1300 Goal 500 Win Chad Nixon Maurice Hughes Kyle Morris Paul Arrowsmith Oct 2 2002 Sept 1 2012 Chris Guse Todd Brown Simon Park Sergio Iniguez Patrick Roy Jared Martinez Alexis DeLaRosa Marcus Bailey (Erik Sterling) vs. Glendale defeated Mesa 3-0 Jorge Reyes Philip Menezes Ascari Robles Mark Merrill th Chad Cristia Pavel Panchenko Peter Torres Guadalupe Garcia 1400 Goal 535th Win Chris Hunter Greg Gilmer Carlos Robles Mario Arellano Gene Tibbetts Gavin LaFollette 17 Bryce Beall Oct 8 2003 Nov 9 2013 Tanner Ayau Marcos Garcia Ken McMillen Dirk Petersen (Todd Brown) vs. Phoenix defeated Otero 3-0 (all-time Emmett Demirelli Stuart Bryant Heath Tagtmeyer Ricky Gabrielson th JUCO coaching wins) Zachary Haulkham Junior Gbapou Marcos Galindo Carlos Lara 1500 Goal Scott Nixon Kayd Marquez Brent McMillen Eduardo Jasso Niall Logue Jason Romero Michael Ochoa Lucas LaVanway Oct 1 2004 600th Win Jacob Malach Ather Dawood Marc Dudley Guillermo Diaz Jacob Downey Jorge Regalado Nathan Barton John Scearce (Dan Lowe) vs. Pima Sept 16 2017 5 Carlo Quesada Dulapark Chaikuman 24 th defeated Mesa 8-0 Roger Salazar 11 Lee­ White Marvin Cassler 1600 Goal Jose Corona Alex Abrego Sean Johnson Chris Sagar Sept 21, 2005 1st National Championship Luis Diaz Joe Owen Daniel Pearce Kevin Zimmermann Herbert Richards Eric Jarvis Brian Denning Charles Browder (Michael Randolph) vs. Pima Nov 18 1990 Jason House Rocky Phillips Elhadj Sy Kelvin Jack th defeated Passaic, NJ 2-1 Damon Breinholt Vaughan Morgan Chilo Rivera Nathan Edgin 1700 Goal Dio Cifuni Travis Ball Drew Russell Jamie Turner nd Ryan Lockhart Jason Martin Gregory Efiom Joseph Alessi Sept 9 2006 2 National Championship Robert Starbird Alex Gonzalez William Mecier Robert Winfield (Philip Menezes) vs. Phoenix Nov 22 1992 Josh Golden Anthony Trapani Raul Cardona Robert Armstrong Jeff Strode Brett Parry David Mack Brady Flummer th defeated Andrew, GA 3-0 Zachary Yando Andrew Frame Christian Chala Sam Hayden 1800 Goal 3rd National Championship Daniel Smith Sky Asay-Davis Jacob Malach James Iles Sept 22 2007 Jared Martinez Geoffrey Hill Konnor King Christopher Foley Nov 16 1997 Chris Burke Rudy Duarte Emiliano Cardona Agustin Rey (Colby Swensen) vs. South Mountain defeated Mercer, NJ 3-0 Sean Navarro Colby Swensen 18 McKay Owsley th Camilo Valencia Dirk Petersen Brett Wright Gregory Patenaude 1900 Goal th Ryan Fuertsch Daouda Cisse Tyler Schlink Justin Motzkus Aug 30 2008 4 National Championship Joel Mitchell Jose Medina Danny Flores 25 Nov 24 2002 Matthew Walberer Ryan Fried Shane Horton Ken McMillen (Chris Hunter) vs. Dakota County, MN Andrew Brown Justin Solomon Cody Okuda Marius Stensby defeated Mercer, NJ 2-1 Milan Popovic Hector Jimenez th Nelvin Wilson Kyle Bendawald 2000 Goal th Niall Logue Ather Dawood Ryan Lockhart Jose Labanian 5 National Championship Jose Labanino Kwesi Caesar Alberto Mancera Carlo Quesada Sept 12 2009 Henry Montoya Angel Lopez Marcus Rullow Jose Perez Flores (Gabriel Okito) vs. South Mountain Nov 23 2003 Arturo Gomez 12 Adam Kulpa 26 defeated Mercer, NJ 3-2 6 Joe Harman Colter McArdle Roger Salazar th Peter Orona Luis Diaz Cameron LaFleur Donny Deutsch 2100 Goal (shootout) Bobby Bell Ian White Sam Afjei Richard Skoro Sept 25 2010 th Josep Masllorens Michael Hollimon Tyler Turner Santiago Aceves 6 National Championship Ross Hoaglund Srdjan Marinkovic Lee Williams Justin Terwilleger (Matthew Walberer) vs. Glendale Nov 18 2007 Damon Breinholt Alex Zametkin Chase Gordon Donal O’Sullivan th Apolonio MonteJano Ty Engram Juan Garcia Daniel Hogarth 2200 Goal defeated Georgia Perimeter 4-3 Alan Watson Adam Canfield Matt Hazzard Brett Bentley Butch Pellant Brent Wolfe Garett Robertson Geoffrey Hill Oct 13 2011 (shootout) Michael Doran Colter McArdle Alex Harlley Maximo Calderon (Kyle Morris) vs. Mesa th Christian Bruffy- Tim Jones Tyler Shadix Garrison Goodner 7 National Championship Holmes Dan Lowe Darion Green Felix Espino rd Josh Westermann Victor Lucatero Kalvin Parr Ivan Dizdar 2300 Goal Nov 23, 2008 Michael Randolph Isaias Hernandez Lorenzo Macias Michael Moran Oct 2 2012 defeated San Jacinto, TX 1-0 Evan McNiel Michael Espinoza 19 Humberto Soriano Ryan Fuertsch Jon Davis Mike Wilcynski Daniel Sellitti (Junior Gbapou) vs. Mesa 500 Games Over .500 All-Time Steven Bagheri Jacob Nevarez Josep Masllorens Daniel Diaz th Ryan Beggs Rysen Barnett Mazen Kayali Assante Nicewander 2400 goal Sep 23 2014 (546-46 all-time) Alonso Diaz Yabin Cruz Jesse Clark Spencer Coffin Oct 8 2013 defeated Chandler-Gilbert 2-0 Asa Goldsmith Oscar Ortiz Ben Townsend 27 George Douglas Jason Lazarevski Jason Whitaker Daniel Kelly (Josiah Pacheco) vs. Paradise Valley Darion Green Alfredo Figueroa Dan Lundgren Ziyad Fares Steven Markarian Yves Govina Camilo Valencia Angel Lujan 13 Ian Thompson 28 7 Tony Robson Stephen Ball Matthew Jordan Steve Macias Matt Dickey Kenny Fechner David Veliz Ben Dickey Sky Asay-Davis ★★★★★★★ 27 Soccer Yellow Pages Media Outlets (Prescott address unless otherwise noted) AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATIONS See page 33 under campus visit National Junior College Athletic Association APPAREL phone: 719-590-9788 Arizona Cap Company fax: 719-590-7324 Prescott, 928-636-7643 www.njcaa.org BSN Sports National Soccer Coaches Dallas TX 800-527-7510 Association of America phone: 913-362-1747 2016 National 7th Place (18-4-0) Soccer Master fax: 913-362-3439 Front Row (L to R)–Montoya, Gandara, Jordan, Markarian, Nunez-Arellano, Killian, Ochoa, Motzkus, Coffin, Manchester MO, 800-926-9287 www.nscaa.com Fares, Figueroa, Kanner, Macias, Torres, Arellano. Back Row (L to R)–Estrada, Dizdar, King, Watkins, Villasenor, Quesada, Scearce, Regalado, Lopez, Vargas, Weber, AWARDS & ENGRAVING Gonzalez, Ramirez, Malach, Ramirez, Bell, Pantalione. MAGAZINES Raskins Jewelers Soccer America 110 W Gurley St, 928-776-7980 phone: 347-762-2640 fax: 917-591-3261 BARS www.socceramerica.com Pump Room Green Bay WI 920-432-8714 Soccer Journal phone: 913-362-1747 Red’s Bar Missoula MT fax: 913-362-3439 406-728-9881 www.soccerjournal.com

BUS-CHARTER NEWSPAPERS Master’s Touch Christian Daily Courier Charter Services & Tours phone: 928-445-3333 6550 E 2nd St Prescott Valley, fax: 928-759-5671 928-759-0206 2017 National 3rd Place (23-3-3) www.dcourier.com Front Row (L to R)—Cardona, Perez Flores, Gandara, Guadron, Gomez, Coffin, Motzkus, Trump, Fares, Arellano, Robles, Lujan, Macias. CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Prescott Valley Tribune Back Row (L to R)—Bell, Kanner, Nunez-Arellano, Jordan, Rivera, Govina, Scearce, Lopez, Quesada, Baynham, City of Prescott phone: 928-725-4440 Downey, Vidrio, Ramirez, Pantalione. 117 W Goodwin St, 928-445-2000 fax: 928-772-3393 www.prescottvalley tribune.com (continued from page 23) Town of Prescott Valley 2017 (23-3-3) Arizona Republic Chandler-Gilbert W 4-2 7120 Pav Way #102, 772-8857 Salt Lake (UT) W 3-2 phone: 602-444-4937 Year By Year Result fax: 602-444-8686 (Home games in bold) Glendale W 1-0 JEWELERS-RETAIL Paradise Valley W 7-0 Raskins Jewelers www.azcentral.com 2015 (19-3-1) Pima T 1-1 110 W Gurley St, 928-445-6120 Arizona Daily Star Laramie County (WY) W 3-0 South Mountain W 10-0 phone: 520-573-4312 Gateway W 6-0 Snow (UT) W 3-1 LAUNDRIES fax: 520-573-4149 Scottsdale W 5-0 Gateway W 4-0 Artisan Cleaners www.azstarnet.com South Mountain W 8-1 Phoenix T 1-1 Mesa W 8-0 1239 W Iron Springs Rd Phoenix L 3-4 928-778-4651 Yuma Sun Arizona Western W 3-2 Arizona Western L 1-2 phone: 928-539-6880 Paradise Valley W 7-1 Scottsdale W 10-0 fax: 928-782-7369 Chandler-Gilbert W 3-1 LODGING Desert (CA) W 7-0 www.yumasun.com Glendale W 6-1 See page 33 under campus visit Pima T 1-1 Paradise Valley W 12-0 Mesa W 4-0 RADIO Pima T 0-0 PICTURE FRAMES-DEALERS Glendale W 3-0 Phoenix L 0-5 KQNA Gateway W 6-1 The Frame And I South Mountain W 14-0 229 W Gurley St, 928-445-5073 phone: 928-775-5277 Scottsdale W 5-1 Gateway W 8-0 fax: 928-442-0448 Mesa W 5-0 Mesa W 6-1 www.kqna.com Chandler-Gilbert W 2-0 Arizona Western W 6-1 PIZZA South Mountain W 7-2 Scottsdale W 7-2 Rosa’s Pizzeria KPPV Arizona Western L 2-3 Phoenix W 3-0 330 W Gurley St, 928-445-7400 phone: 928-445-8289 Paradise Valley W 5-1 Pima W 2-1 fax: 928-442-0448 Pima W 6-2 Snow (UT) W 5-1 PRESCOTT CITY GOVERNMENT www.kppv.com Chandler-Gilbert W 1-0 Pima W 2-0 Parks and Recreation Dept Waubonsee (IL) W 9-0 824 E Gurley St, 928-777-1122 KDDL Glendale W 2-1 phone: 928-445-8289 Phoenix W 2-0 Mercer County (NJ) W 7-2 Tyler (TX) L 2-3 fax: 928-442-0448 Phoenix L 0-2 PRESCOTT VALLEY TOWN GOVERNMENT www.cattlecountryradio.com 2016 (18-4-0) Most Consecutive Parks and Recreation Dept KYCA Chandler-Gilbert L 1-2 7501 E Civic Circle, 928-759-3090 Glendale W 3-2 Undefeated phone: 928-445-1703 Paradise Valley W 3-1 fax: 928-445-5365 RESTAURANT www.kyca.info Pima W 2-1 Home Games Augie’s Phoenix W 1-0 58 games...... 1989-1995 1721 E. State Hwy. 69, South Mountain W 7-3 56 games...... 2000-2005 928-777-0330 TELEVISION Desert (CA) W 5-0 39 games...... 2007-2010 KAZT-TV Gateway W 5-0 33 games...... 1995-1998 In-N-Out Burger phone: 928-778-6770 Mesa W 2-1 26 games...... 2005-2007 3040 E. State Hwy. 69 fax: 928-445-5210 Scottsdale W 3-2 21 games...... 2012-2013 800-786-1000 www.aztv.com Chandler-Gilbert W 4-1 15 games...... 2013-2014 Glendale W 8-2 13 games...... 2012 Paradise Valley W 8-0 10 games...... 2016 Pima W 2-0 12 games...... 2011 Phoenix W 2-0 9 games...... 2017 South Mountain L 1-2 8 games...... 1999 Gateway W 7-0 7 games...... 1998-1999 Latest Yavapai College Soccer news Mesa W 5-2 6 games...... 2010, 2015 Arizona Western W 2-1 Prescott’s Ken Lindley Field Record www.GoRoughriders.com/soccer Scottsdale W 8-1 236-12-2/.948 Phoenix L 0-3 Prescott Valley Amphitheater Record Trinidad State (CO) L 1-3 78-4-3/.935 All-time Home Record 28 ★★★★★★★ 314-16-5/.945 90th Minute

Roughrider Soccer Alumni Yavapai College All-time Career Leaders (Continued from page 15) (Continued from page 4) 15 Andre Luciano 76 27 Kyle Haynes 0.70 Colby Swensen 4 Irving Garcia 1 2010 Graduates (45-5-1) Tyler Trump 76 Fouls (minimum 56) Bobby Bell 4 Justin Meram 1 Gabriel Okito (Logan, Utah) UC-Santa Barbara (NCAA I); 17 Stephen O’Farrell 75 1 Alan Watson 86 Alan Gordon 4 Dirk Petersen 1 James Iles (Claremont, California) Cal Poly Pomona-NCAA 18 Garrison Goodner 74 2 Roger Espinoza 85 Ross Eshleman 4 National Championship II; Joel Mitchell (Fort Myers, Florida) Regis University-NCAA 19 Daniel Diaz 56 3 Jose Miranda 84 Chris Johnson 4 Game Assists II; Michael Moran (Tucson, Arizona) Niagara, NY-NCAA 20 Justin Terwilleger 55 4 Carlo Quesada 80 National Championship 1 Edson Rico 2 I; Kyle Woodson (Colorado Springs, Colorado); Howard- 21 Ivan Dizdar 49 5 Kobie Washington 76 Game Goals Todd Brown 2 NCAA I; David Malloy (Oxford, England) Rhode Island- Brady Flummer 49 6 Alan Gordon 72 1 Maurice Hughes 2 3 Josep Masllorens 1 NCAA I; Gene Tibbetts (Anchorage, Alaska) Concordia, Michael Moran 49 Ty Engram 72 2 Kobah Washington 1 Victor Gilgan 1 Oregon (NAIA) ); Drew Russell (Congress, Arizona) Pro 24 Agustin Rey 43 8 Steve Ybarra 69 Kurt Funkhouser 1 Darren Clare 1 Soccer-USL. 25 David Scruggs 42 9 Justin Meram 68 Eric Jarvis 1 Alan Watson 1 2011 Graduates (34-10-2) 26 Michael Tristani 40 10 David Veliz 67 Spencer Rush 1 Ty Hibbert 1 Matt Hazzard (Torrance, California) UC-Davis (NCAA II); Kyle Haynes 40 11 Alex Zametkin 65 Victor Gilgan 1 Sean Johnson 1 Humberto Soriano (Phoenix, Arizona) Concordia, Oregon 28 Michael LaBerge 38 12 Jordan McKee 64 Hakim Bakhti 1 Craig Ettinger 1 (NAIA); Willie Hammack (Chino Valley, Arizona) Arizona 29 Marvin Cassler 35 13 Lokahi Bounds 62 Kevin Jeffrey 1 Irving Garcia 1 State; Matthew Walberer (Glendale, Arizona) Colorado 30 McKay Owsley 32 14 Matt Kozul 60 Cody Okuda 1 Colby Swenson 1 Christian-NCAA II; Shaun Reghabi (Phoenix, Arizona) Cal 31 Nathan Edgin 26 15 Peter Orona 59 Daniel Smith 1 Camilo Valencia 1 State-Monterey Bay-NCAA II. 32 Andrew Gentry 22 Heath Tagtmeyer 59 Marcus Bailey 1 Pavel Panchenko 1 2012 Graduates (34-6-4) 33 Brett Bentley 17 Richard Elliot 59 Francis Khamis 1 Adam Crossingham (Sandpoint, Idaho) Lenoir-Rhyne- Spencer Coffin 17 18 Ian White 57 NCAA II; Dylan Hardie-Jordan (Kailua-Kona, Hawaii) 35 James Iles 15 Pavel Panchenko 57 Hawaii-Pacific-NAIA; Marius Stensby (Kailua-Kona, Hawaii) 36 Edward Jones 12 20 Avery John 56 Hawaii Pacific-NAIA; Donovan Rico (Phoenix, Arizona) Chris Foley 12 Gabriel Okito 56 Rogers State, Oklahoma-NAIA; Viktor Rodakovic (Glendale, 38 Assante Nicewander 11 Cards (minimum 6) Year By Year Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA II. 39 Justin Ground 10 1 Peter Orona 12 2013 Graduates (40-4-3) 40 Coltin Smith 6 2 Ed Brooks 10 Individual Leaders Agustin Rey (Las Cruces, New Mexico) Wisconsin- 41 Thomas Munck 5 3 Alan Watson 9 (Continued from page 15) Milwaukee-NCAA I; Gouedan Halley (North Las Vegas, 42 Robert Winfield 4 Brian Hughes 9 Nevada) UNLV; Alonso Diaz (Las Vegas, Nevada) UNLV; 43 Ben Young 2 5 Ryan Lockhart 8 Year Player Shutouts Sam Cusack (Upminster, England) Central Arkansas- Santiago Aceves 2 Justin Meram 8 1989 Andre Luciano 7 NCAA I; Kyle Morris (Hartlepool, England); Daniel Sellitti Darius Ochoa 2 7 Ty Engram 7 1990 Marvin Cassler 6 (Henderson, Nevada) Marshall-NCAA I; Julien Dragomir Daniel Roe 2 Steve Ybarra 7 (Scottsdale, Arizona) UNLV-NCAA I; Joseph Lutostanski 1991 Chris Sagar 9 Winning Percentage Hakim Bakhti 7 1992 Chris Sagar 14 (Chandler, Arizona) Warner-Pacific, Ore.-NAIA; Rysen (minimum 10 wins) Barnett (Tucson, Arizona) Grand Canyon-NCAA I; Roger Espinoza 7 1993 Kevin Zimmermann 11 Eduardo Jasso (Phoenix, Arizona) Pro Soccer; Alex Harley 1 Ivan Dizdar 1.000 Camilo Valencia 7 1994 Kevin Zimmermann 9 (Rosamond, California) Pro Soccer-USL; Jonathan Grant Michael LaBerge 1.000 Vincent Fimbrez 7 1995 Charles Browder 8 (Pickering, Ontario) Pro Soccer-USL; Carlos Lara (West 3 Joseph Alessi .971 Greg Gilmer 7 1996 Cesar Delgado 10 Jordan, Utah) UNLV-NCAA I. 4 Marvin Cassler .962 Julien Dragomir 7 1997 Kelvin Jack 17 5 Chris Sagar .949 Matthew Paine 7 1998 Kelvin Jack 14 2014 Graduates (39-6-6) 6 Garrison Goodner .944 16 Rocco DeNardis 6 1999 Justin Terwilleger 7 Matthew Paine (Portland, Oregon) Concordia, Oregon, 7 Andre Luciano .942 Scott Dorsey 6 2000 David Scruggs 7 NCAA II; Milan Popovic (Las Vegas, Nevada)-NCAA I; 2001 Joseph Alessi 14 Asa Goldsmith (Renton, Washington) Hawaii-Hilo, NCAA 8 Agustin Rey .941 Marlon Austin 6 II; Josiah Pacheco (Camas, Washington) Pro Soccer-El 9 Charles Browder .938 Adam Kulpa 6 2002 Stephen O’Farrell 10 Salvador; Lucas LaVanway (Mesa, Arizona) Sonoma Brady Flummer .938 Maurice Hughes 6 2003 Robert Armstrong 12 State-NCAA II. 11 Kyle Haynes .933 Erik Jacobsen 6 2004 Robert Armstrong 8 12 Sam Hayden .931 Pavel Panchenko 6 2005 Brady Flummer 7 2015 Graduates (38-4-8) 13 Kelvin Jack .926 Chris Hunter 6 2006 Garrison Goodner 16 Daniel Diaz (North Las Vegas, Nevada) West Virginia, NCAA 14 Daniel Diaz .923 Gabriel Okito 6 2007 Sam Hayden 6 I; Bradley Trella (Chandler, Arizona) Dixie State-Utah, NCAA 2008 Dizdar & Hayden 6 II; Jacob Nelson (Meridian, Idaho) Charleston, NCAA I; 15 Stephen O’Farrell .911 Juan Ramirez 6 16 Robert Armstrong .900 Carlo Quesada 6 2009 Michael Moran 5 Mason Buron (Albuquerque, New Mexico) Hawaii Pacific, 2010 Humberto Soriano 6 NCAA II; Michael Gallardo (Glendale, Arizona) Alderson 17 Cesar Delgado .890 Post-Season Goals 18 Kevin Zimmermann .875 (minimum 5) 2011 Daniel Sellitti 6 Broaddus-West Virginia (NCAA II); Oscar Ortiz (Napa, 2012 Daniel Sellitti 7 California); David Mack (Portland, Oregon); Daniel Kelly 19 Justin Motzkus .871 1 Kobie Washington 14 (London, England) Pro Soccer-Australia; Brandon Wallace 20 Gregory Patenaude .870 Justin Meram 14 2013 Bradley Trella 3 (Folsom, California) Johnson & Wales-Colorado, NAIA. 21 Daniel Sellitti .833 3 Francis Khamis 11 2014 Daniel Diaz 6 22 Justin Terwilleger .821 4 Todd Brown 10 2015 Gregory Patenaude 9 2016 Graduates (39-4-3) 2016 Justin Motzkus 6 Niall Logue (Londonderry, Northern Ireland) Ohio State, 23 David Scruggs .800 5 Maurice Hughes 9 24 Humberto Soriano .786 6 Chad Polivka 8 2017 Justin Motzkus 6 NCAA I; Guillermo Diaz (Anthony, New Mexico) Nevada- Year Player Save Percentage Las Vegas, NCAA I; Ascari Robles (Las Vegas, Nevada) 25 Bradley Trella .777 7 Damien Franklin 7 26 Tyler Trump .750 8 Kevin Jeffrey 6 1989 Andre Luciano 0.79 Dixie State-Utah, NCAA II; Hugo Gutierrez (Pico Rivera, 1990 Andre Luciano 0.80 California) California Baptist-NCAA II; Reece Weldon 27 Michael Moran .719 Kenny Wright 6 Save Percentage John Hunter 6 1991 Chris Sagar 0.82 (Dublin, Ireland) Keiser Univ.-Florida, NAIA; Florida Tech, 1992 Chris Sagar 0.88 NCAAII, NCAA I; Gregory Patenaude (Folsom, California) (minimum 35 saves) David Rawlings 6 1 Daniel Diaz 0.92 Rudy Duarte 6 1993 Kevin Zimmermann 0.92 California-Irvine, NCAA I; Darion Green (Meridian, Idaho) 1994 Kevin Zimmermann 0.88 College of Idaho, NAIA; Ather Dawood (Tucson, Arizona) 2 Charles Browder 0.91 13 Jason Collins 5 Dixie State-Utah, NCAA II; Kevin Otokore (Auxerre, France) 3 Kevin Zimmermann 0.90 Pat Smith 5 1995 Charles Browder 0.93 Clayton State, Georgia-NCAA II; Miles McRae (North Las 4 Joseph Alessi 0.87 Octavio Heredia 5 1996 Charles Browder 0.88 1997 Kelvin Jack 0.89 Vegas, Nevada) Adams State-Colorado, NJCAA II; Jose Robert Armstrong 0.87 Ty Hibbert 5 1998 Kelvin Jack 0.81 Labanino (Las Vegas, Nevada) Adams State-Colorado, 6 Cesar Delgado 0.86 Alan Gordon 5 1999 Justin Terwilleger 0.85 Northwest Nazarene, Idaho, NCAA II; Juanjo Carmona- Ivan Dizdar 0.86 Garry Williamson 5 2000 Joseph Alessi 0.86 deVille (Boise, Idaho) Central Arkansas, NCAA I. 8 Chris Sagar 0.85 Michael Randolph 5 2001 Joseph Alessi 0.87 Justin Terwilleger 0.85 2017 Graduates (37-5-1) William Baynham 5 2002 Stephen O’Farrell 0.79 Garrison Goodner 0.85 Jacob Malach (Boise, Idaho) Hawaii Pacific, NJCAA II; Juan Jose Perez Flores 5 2003 Robert Armstrong 0.90 Ramirez (Aloha, Oregon) Dixie State-Utah, NCAA II; Sergio Bradley Trella 0.85 Post-Season Assists 2004 Robert Armstrong 0.84 Gonzalez (La Quinta, California) Notre Dame de Namur 12 Kelvin Jack 0.84 (minimum 4) 2005 Brady Flummer 0.80 University, NCAA II. Humberto Soriano 0.84 1 Rudy Duarte 6 2006 Garrison Goodner 0.87 2018 Graduates (41-7-3) 14 Sam Hayden 0.82 Darren Clare 6 2007 Sam Hayden 0.83 John Scearce (Phoenix, Arizona) Cornell, NY-NCAA I; Brady Flummer 0.82 Francis Khamis 6 2008 Ivan Dizdar 0.96 Johnny Ramirez (Tucson, Arizona) Central Arkansas-NCAA Gregory Patenaude 0.82 Pavel Panchenko 6 2009 Humberto Soriano 0.88 I; Ziyad Fares (Minneapolis, Minnesota) Creighton, NCAA I; 17 Daniel Sellitti 0.81 Jose Perez Flores 6 2010 Humberto Soriano 0.87 David Gandara (El Paso, Texas) Midwestern State, TX-NCAA 18 Andre Lucinao 0.80 6 Justin Meram 5 2011 Daniel Sellitti 0.86 II; Ricardo Nunez-Arellano (North Las Vegas, Nevada) Marvin Cassler 0.80 Michael Randolph 5 2012 Agustin Rey 0.83 Dixie, UT-NCAA II; Carlo Quesada (Las Vegas, Nevada) 20 David Scruggs 0.79 Tyler Hasman 5 2013 Daniel Diaz 0.93 Incarnate Word, TX-NCAA I; Justin Motzkus (West Valley, Tyler Trump 0.79 Jason Collins 5 2014 Daniel Diaz 0.91 Utah) Cal State Stanislaus-NCAA II; Matthew Jordan (Lake 22 Stephen O’Farrell 0.77 Todd Brown 5 2015 Gregory Patenaude 0.81 Oswego, Oregon) Gardner-Webb, NC-NCAA I; Spencer Agustin Rey 0.77 Octavio Heredia 5 2016 Justin Motzkus 0.73 Coffin (Chino Valley, Arizona) Arizona State; Lorenzo 24 Justin Motzkus 0.76 Lee White 5 2017 Justin Motzkus 0.84 Macias (Buena Park, California) Biola, CA-NCAA II; Angel 25 Michael Tristani 0.75 David Gandara 5 Lopez (Somerton, Arizona) Alderson Broaddus, WV-NCAA 26 Michael Moran 0.71 14 Irving Garcia 4 II; Isaac Arellano (Las Vegas, Nevada) Temple, PA-NCAA I; John Kanner (Phoenix Arizona) Ottawa, AZ-NCCAA. ★★★★★★★ 29 Extra Time Roughrider Soccer Yavapai Players with Activities National Caps Soccer Clinics United States...... Alan Gordon Youth and adult soccer clinics are scheduled Trinidad & Tobago...... Avery John throughout the year. See our web site, goroughrid- Trinidad & Tobago...... Kelvin Jack ers.com/soccer, for details. Trinidad & Tobago...... Kevin Jeffrey Speaking Engagements/Public Service Honduras...... Roger Espinoza Soccer players and coaches are available to speak South Sudan...... Francis Khamis to community groups or assist in public service Iraq...... Justin Meram projects. Contact the soccer office to schedule. Soccer Camp The annual Roughrider soccer summer camps will Yavapai Players in resume with the opening of the on-campus, outdoor events center coming soon. Major League Soccer Kansas City...... Cesar Delgado Alumni Soccer New England...... Avery John Contact the soccer office or visit our web site for the latest information pertaining to Yavapai College Colorado...... Alan Gordon soccer alumni activities. The back four defense, led by sophomores Chris Los Angeles...... Michael Randolph Hunter, Dirk Petersen (#11), Evan McNiel and Jeff Kansas City...... Roger Espinoza Bendwald, were the key factor in an effort that posted 15 shutouts and not allowing more than one goal in New York...... Irving Garcia a match throughout the 2008 season. San Jose...... Joey Gjertsen Columbus...... Justin Meram Yavapai Players in FIFA World Cup 2006...... Avery John 2006...... Kelvin Jack 2010...... Roger Espinoza 2014...... Roger Espinoza

First of now four, Father & Son Alumni Combination with Head Soccer Coach Michael Pantalione (center). The Way It Was Donovan Rico (left) played for Yavapai during the First Playoff Starting Lineup (Oct 27 1990): The more things change, the more things stay the 2010 and 2011 seasons while Edson Rico (right), one Front Row—Bell, Bilsback, DeNardis, Orona, same, at least as it pertains for the Yavapai College of the pioneers on the program, played in 1989 and Macias, Washington. soccer program. The Roughriders have been con- on the first national championship team in 1990. Back Row—Cassler, Kozul, Robson, Rico, Corona. sistent in its approach and the results have reflected that over the past three decades. The Roughriders have been ranked in the national poll every week since the first poll of 1990, including 80 times as How to Figure the number one team in the country. Below is the Games Played A player receives credit for playing 1990 NJCAA men’s soccer poll prior to the national in a game if he steps on the field during time played. tournament. During their 1990 post-season run, Goals against Average Multiply goals allowed Yavapai defeated Glendale (Ariz.), Hesston College by 90 and divide by minutes played. (Kan.), defending champion St. Louis-Flo Valley (MO), Ulster (NY), Herkimer (NY) and Passaic (NJ) Goalkeeper Win/Loss/Tie A goalkeeper receives enroute to their first national championship. How a win, tie or loss if he is on the field when either the the landscape has changed: game-winning or game-tying goal is scored. NJCAA Top Twenty 2017 NJCAA Plus-Minus A player receives a “plus” if he is on the (as of Nov. 6, 1990) Div. One Ranking field when his team scores. He earns a “minus” if he is 1. Montgomery-Rockville, MD none on the field for a goal scored by the opposing team. 2.** Yavapai College, AZ (21-1-1) 3rd 3. Herkimer County, NY none Points The player is credited with two points for statistical purposes when scoring a goal. Players 4. Passaic County, NJ none receive assists are credited with one point for statistical 5. Lees-McRae, NC none purposes. 6. Mercer County, NJ 8th 7. Ulster County, NJ none Save Percentage Subtract goals allowed from 8. Schoolcraft, Mich. 2nd shots on target to determine saves. Then divide saves by shots on target. A save is awarded to a goalkeeper Kobah Washington heads ball during 1990 National 9. Mitchell, Conn. none only if a shot otherwise would have gone into the goal. Championship Game against Passaic, NJ. Yavapai’s 10. Lewis & Clark, Ill. none A goalkeeper cannot receive credit for a save on a cross. “acquaintance” Alex Ivahnenko of Mercerville, New 11. St. Louis-Flo Valley, MO none Jersey is the referee. 12. Essex-Baltimore County, MD none Shots on Target If a player shoots the ball with the 13. SUNY-Farmingdale, NY none intention of scoring and if that shot would have gone 14. St. Louis-Forest Park, MO none in the net had the goalkeeper not stopped it, the shot is recorded as a “shot on target.” A shot hitting the 15. Monroe-Rochester, NY none framework is considered not on target. 16. Massasoit, Mass. none 17. Essex County, NJ none Wind Knocked Out By checking to see if a player has 18. Miami-Dade, Fla. none a syndrome describing a contraction of the abdominal 19. Anderson, SC none nerve trunk, the solar plexus, as a result of an abdominal or lower thoracic contusion. 20. Allegheny County, PA none **won NJCAA national title on Nov. 18, 1990 in only their 39th soccer match in school history. 30 ★★★★★★★ Record Overview Regular Season...... 510-37-24 Shootouts longer than five rounds New Jersey Schools...... 7-4-3 Championships (since 1990) Post Season Advancement ...... 5-1-0 Iowa Schools...... 6-1-0 Arizona Conference West District ...... 108-20-3 Shootouts longer than ten rounds Georgia Schools...... 5-2-0 1990...... Yavapai 1990...... Yavapai ...... 1-0-0 Washington Schools...... 4-0-0 1991...... Yavapai 1991...... Yavapai 1992­ ...... Yavapai 1992...... Yavapai Home Games...... 314-16-5 Maryland Schools...... 4-0-0 1993...... Yavapai 1993...... Yavapai Away Games...... 220-28-19 YC scores 1st ...... 548-15-7 Idaho Schools...... 4-0-0 1994...... Yavapai 1994...... Yavapai Neutral Sites...... 81-13- 6 Opp scores 1st ...... 67-42-15 Michigan Schools...... 4-0-0 1995...... Yavapai 1995...... Yavapai Neither team scores...... 0-0-8 Utah Schools...... 6-0-0 1996...... Yavapai 1996...... Yavapai August...... 45-3-1 Mexico Schools...... 2-0-0 1997...... Yavapai 1997...... Yavapai 1998...... Yavapai 1998...... Yavapai September...... 266 -20 -11 Ahead at Half...... 468-8-1 Massachusetts Schools...... 2-1-1 1999...... Yavapai 1999...... Pima October...... 231-19-12 Tied at Half ...... 122-22-22 Mississippi Schools...... 1-1-0 2000...... Yavapai 2000...... Yavapai November...... 73-15-6 Behind at Half...... 25-27-7 South Carolina Schools...... 1-1-0 2001 ...... Yavapai 2001...... Yavapai Oklahoma Schools...... 0-0-1 2002...... Yavapai 2002...... Yavapai Sundays...... 26-7-3 Right Bench...... 540-44-24 Minnesota Schools...... 3-0-0 2003...... Yavapai 2003...... Yavapai Mondays...... 30-4-2 Left Bench...... 75-13- 6 Wyoming Schools...... 3-2-0 2004...... Yavapai 2004...... Yavapai 2005...... Yavapai 2005...... Yavapai Tuesdays...... 35-3-4 North Carolina Schools...... 1-1-0 2006...... Yavapai 2006...... Yavapai Wednesdays...... 152-11- 4 Top 20 Teams...... 212-44-19 Pennsylvania Schools...... 1-0-0 2007...... Yavapai 2007...... Yavapai Thursdays...... 67-12-3 Non-ranked teams...... 403-13-11 Colorado Schools...... 1-0-0 2008...... Yavapai 2008...... Yavapai Fridays...... 47-5-2 Florida Schools...... 0-0-1 2009...... Yavapai 2009...... Yavapai Saturdays...... 258-15-11 Eastern Time...... 29-7-1 Montana Schools...... 0-0-0 2010...... Arizona Western 2010...... Otero, CO Central Time...... 41-8-4 2011...... Yavapai 2011...... Pima 2012...... Yavapai 2012...... Northwest, WY Grass Fields...... 609-54-27 MT-Pac Time...... 545-42-25 Trophy Games...... 77-9-0 2013...... Phoenix 2013...... Yavapai Astroturf...... 6-3-3 National Championship Matches 2014 ...... Yavapai 2014...... Pima East of the Continental Divide ...... 7-6-0 2015...... Yavapai 2015...... Pima 9:00am games...... 4-0-1 ...... 70-15-6 National Tournament Matches 2016 ...... Yavapai 2016.....Trinidad State, CO 9:30am games...... 2-0-0 West of the Continental Divide ...... 46 -11-2 2017...... Yavapai 2017...... Yavapai Region One National 10:00am games...... 6-1-0 ...... 545-42-24 Region One Playoff Matches 1990...... Yavapai 1990...... Yavapai 10:30am games...... 1-0-0 Directional Schools...... 123-9-4 ...... 44-5-0 1991...... Yavapai 1991...... Mercer, NJ 11:00am games...... 9-1-0 Region One Championship 1992...... Yavapai 1992...... Yavapai noon games...... 54-4-5 West District...... 526-41-24 Matches...... 22-3-0 1993...... Yavapai 1993...... DuPage, IL 12:30pm games...... 1-0-0 Plains District...... 22-0-0 West District Championship 1994...... Yavapai 1994...... Spartanburg, SC 1:00pm games...... 35-6-1 Northeast District...... 17-7-4 Matches...... 21-3-0 1995...... Yavapai 1995...... Mercer, NJ 1996...... Yavapai 1996...... Mercer, NJ 1:30pm games...... 2-0-0 Central District...... 11-0-0 1997...... Yavapai 1997­ ...... Yavapai 2:00pm games...... 13-1-1 South District...... 13-3-1 Game decided by one goal.131- 43 1998...... Yavapai 1998...... Vacated 2:30pm games...... 5-0-1 Great Lakes District...... 14-3-0 Game decided by two goals.101-9 1999...... Pima 1999...... Vacated 3:00pm games...... 14-3-3 Mid-Atlantic District...... 7-2-0 Game decided by three goals1002. 2000...... Yavapai 2000...... Meridian, MS 3:30pm games...... 56-4-3 Southeast District...... 5-2-1 Game decided by four goals...77-2 2001...... Yavapai 2001...Bryant & Stratton, NY 4:00pm games...... 8-0-0 Game decided by five or 2002...... Yavapai 2002...... Yavapai 2003...... Yavapai 2003...... Yavapai 4:30pm games...... 15-2-0 Region 1...... 508-38-24 more goals...... 206-1 2004...... Yavapai 2004...... Mercer, NJ 5:00pm games...... 11-2- 0 Region 2...... 0-0-1 2005...... Yavapai 2005...... Georgia Perimeter 5:30pm games...... 3-0-0 Region 3...... 4-2-0 Yavapai scores four or more goals 2006...... Yavapai 2006...... Jefferson, MO 6:00pm games...... 329-25-9 Region 4...... 6-2-0 ...... 332-0-0 2007...... Yavapai 2007...... Yavapai 6:30pm games...... 2-0-0 Region 5...... 5-0-0 Yavapai scores three or less goals 2008...... Yavapai 2008...... Yavapai 2009...... Yavapai 2009...... Tyler, TX 7:00pm games...... 35-4-4 Region 6...... 10-0-0 ...... 283-57-30 2010...... Arizona Western 2010...... Tyler, TX 7:30pm games...... 7-2-0 Region 7...... 0-0-0 Opponents score four or 2011...... Pima 2011...... Cloud County, KS 8:00pm games ...... 1-0-0 Region 8...... 0-0-1 more goals...... 0-7-0 2012...... Yavapai 2012...... Tyler, TX 8:30pm games...... 2-0-0 Region 9...... 7-2-0 Opponents score three or 2013...... Yavapai 2013...... Iowa Western Region 10...... 6-2-0 less goals...... 615-50-30 2014...... Pima 2014...... Tyler, TX White Uniforms...... 310-19-2 Region 11...... 6-1-0 2015...... Pima 2015...... Louisburg, NC 2016...... Pima* 2016...... Tyler, TX Gold Uniforms...... 214-21-22 Region 12...... 4-0-0 Record of first match...... 1-0-0 2017...... Yavapai 2017...... Tyler, TX Green Uniforms...... 76-14-5 Region 13...... 3-0-0 Record after a win...... 539-51-26 *Yavapai advances due to Yellow Uniforms...... 15-3-1 Region 14...... 7-2-0 Record after a loss...... 52-3-1 unsportsmanlike behavior Region 15...... 4-0-0 Record after a tie...... 23-3-3 Above 100°F...... 58-4-3 Region 16...... 11-0-0 80°-100°F...... 216-22-14 Region 17...... 5-2-0 Roughriders Most 50°-79°F...... 312-27-13 Region 18...... 11-0-0 32°-49°F...... 27-4-0 Region 19...... 7-4-3 Consecutive Victories (minimum 10–no ties) Below 32°F...... 2-0-0 Region 20...... 1-0-0 Region 21...... 2-1-1 40 games...... 1990-1991 14 games...... 2007 Below sea level...... 0-0-0 Region 22...... 0-0-0 33 games...... 2007-2008 14 games...... 2016 0-1000 ft. elevation...... 92-20 -11 Region 23...... 1-1-0 32 games...... 1992-1993 13 games...... 1997 1000-2000 ft. elevation... 179-17-9 Region 24...... 7-0-0 26 games...... 2000-2001 13 games...... 1989 2000-3000 ft. elevation...... 26-2-5 22 games...... 2003-2004 13 games...... 1997-1998 3000-4000 ft. elevation...... 4-0-0 Arizona Schools...... 490-38-22 20 games...... 2005 12 games...... 2012 4000-5000 ft. elevation...... 0-0-0 California Schools...... 16-0-2 19 games...... 2002-2003 11 games...... 1994 Above 5000 feet elevation Illinois Schools...... 13-2- 0 17 games...... 1998-1999 11 games...... 2014 ...... 314-18-5 Missouri Schools...... 11-0-0 16 games...... 1996 11 games...... 2017 Texas Schools...... 12-2-0 15 games………...... 2006 10 games...... 2000 Overtimes...... 34-12-27 Kansas Schools...... 10-0-0 14 games...... 1992 Shootouts...... 11-3- 0 New York Schools...... 8-2-0 ★★★★★★★ 31 GENERAL INFORMATION FOR SOCCER RECRUITS The Program Attending Yavapai College and representing the college by playing on the soccer Academic Support Services team is an integral part of the total college experience. We expect student-athletes Paula Fuhst (928-776-2131), Academic Advisor for the soccer players, is very to play top-level soccer, excel in the classroom and be a participating member knowledgeable with NCAA and NAIA transfer rules and directs the players of the community. This is to be used as a means to continue your education at in the course selection a four-year university. process. Soccer players are required to take 16 The program is competitive. The results speak for themselves. You will have to credits per semester and be a “team player” and possess self-discipline and team discipline based on a pursue a degree, not just mutual respect for your fellow players. The Roughrider soccer teams have built be eligible with 12 cred- a reputation playing a crisp game that emphasizes a balance passing attack, its. Regular grade checks teamwork, and sportsmanship. It is an attractive style of attacking soccer leading and study halls are held to an appealing environment for players and spectators. throughout each semester. Free tutoring services on a “drop-in” basis or regular Dual commitment for players — schedule appointments “School & Soccer”. for the entire semester are available for any particular subject matter. Over 350 Yavapai graduates have received soccer scholarships at four-year schools.

Yavapai Soccer, “A Winning Tradition” & a “Seven-Star Program” Travel Major cities are within easy traveling distance from Prescott due in large part to Master’s Touch Christian Charter Services and Tours, the official bus company of Coaching Staff Roughrider Soccer. Not only will Yavapai play the best in the NJCAA (Region One), but will search for the classic battles in different geographic locations. Yavapai has The coaches would not presume to have all the answers but, would suggest years of collective coaching experience provides them with sufficient knowledge traveled by air and played in every NJCAA soccer district in the country includ- to advise student-athletes. Furthermore, if the coaches do not have an answer ing New Jersey (out-of-state high 32 matches), Texas (30 matches), New York, you can be assured they have the resources and networking capability to find Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi, Illinois, Montana, California, New Mexico, Nevada, an answer. Further information on the coaching staff can be found on page Utah, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Minnesota, Kansas, Missouri, Wyoming, Colorado, 3 of this publication. Idaho and Pennsylvania. Sports Medical Roughrider Tours & Events When traveling via airlines for championship matches and tournaments, the “Continuity”– players always like to take in some educational sightseeing: Liberty Bell & Inde- The program’s pendence Hall, Philadelphia...Soccer Hall of Fame-Oneonta, NY...Baseball Hall of only two coaches in it’s history. Fame-Cooperstown, NY...St. Louis Gateway Arch...Ballpark at Arlington, Texas (tour)...Turner Field, Atlanta, Georgia (tour)...First Union Center, Philadelphia (tour)...St. Louis Blues Ice Hockey game...Temple-Indiana College Basketball Courtesy/The Daily Courier Game...Philadelphia Phillies Baseball Game...Big East Conference Soccer Tournament at Rutgers University...Princeton-Penn State NCAA Soccer Playoff (8 goals scored)...NCAA Hall of Champions-Overland Park, Kansas...Mission Staff Beach in San Diego & the Jersey Shore in NJ...Philadelphia 76ers Basketball Games (5)...Kansas City Wizards Soccer Matches (3)...Red’s Bar-Missoula, Terra Schmidt (928-776-2116) is a full-time certified athletic trainer. She has a Montana (Yavapai Game full-time assistant, Jared Campbell (928-776-2237), and many of the amenities Jersey on display)...Kansas of a large university training room to service the team. The sports medical staff, City Royals Baseball (2) works closely with local sports medicine physicians. Yavapai soccer players receive includes freeway series vs. appropriate care from the staff experienced in dealing with Professional, Olympic, St. Louis...JFK/Sixth Floor and National Championship athletes. Book Depository/Dealey Plaza-Dallas, Texas...Uni- versity of Montana Football The medical staff is on-call ready Game (39 point comeback to evaluate this win)...State Capitol Com- situation. plex-Springfield, Illinois... Hoover Dam-Nevada/ Arizona border...Tastykake 1992 Soccer Team in Dallas, Texas Bakery Co., Philadelphia... Baltimore Orioles Baseball at Camden Yards...USA National Team vs. Honduras at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC...ESPN Zone Baltimore’s Inner Harbor...Lam- beau Field & Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame...Turner Field, Atlanta (tour)... Mall of America (Bloomington, Minnesota)..Minnesota Twins Baseball at the Metrodome...Negro Baseball Museum in downtown Kansas City...Four Corners Monument (AZ-CO-NM-UT)…Standin’ on the Corner Park, Winslow, Arizona...numerous four-year university campus tours. 32 ★★★★★★★ GENERAL INFORMATION FOR SOCCER RECRUITS Publicity National attention is brought to the program with the assistance of the school’s Local Support marketing department. An annual media guide and record book is prepared for Yavapai College soccer is enthusiastically supported by the Yavapai County the convenience of sports writers, sports broadcasters, NCAA and NAIA coaches, community. The city-owned 3,000 seat Ken Lindley Field and the spacious and friends of Roughrider soccer. The Roughriders, ranked in every weekly national Prescott Valley Amphitheater provides a quality setting for fans and players. poll since the initial rankings of 1990, and The Roughriders lead the country in home game attendance each year. The has received numerous national individual soccer team has been involved in seven championship parade celebrations awards (All-America Honors, National on the downtown streets of Prescott. All-Tournament Teams, National Players It’s been a tradition of the Years, National Coach-of-the-Year, that the soccer team etc.) Roughrider soccer is a top priority acknowledges the with the local media, including KQNA crowd after the final whistle of each Radio (Sanford Cohen, 928-445-8289 home match. x17) and KYCA Radio (John Rust, 928- 445-1703). Team members are called on regularly for interviews and talk show appearances. At the conclusion of the season, the players receive an 11x14 keepsake scrapbook of newspaper articles, A player isn’t known only by the position he plays or his perfor- from the Daily Courier (Senior Sports mance–he’s known personally by Writer Doug Cook 928-445-3333 x2039) many of the fans and young soccer Campus Visit that exceeds 80 pages. players who look up to him. We warmly invite interested recruits to visit our campus, meet with our faculty, soccer support staff (academic advisor, head athletic trainer, team physician, team dentist, strength and conditioning coach) and soccer players and enjoy the Prescott community. If traveling from out of state, here are some helpful area Housing code 928 telephone numbers: Yavapai College has two modern residence halls on the Prescott campus with • Motels: Quality Inn (776-1282, across from campus), 26 spots reserved for soccer players. Soccer players live in two person suites Motel 6 (776-0160, across from campus), Best Western Prescottonian with each unit having a private bath area, free cable television, high-speed (445-3096, 2 blocks from campus); Springhill Suites Marriott (776-0998, ½ mile from campus, downtown location), Hampton Inn internet hook-up and voicemail. Free laundry facilities are available. (443-5500, 3 miles, next to mall), Holiday Inn Express (445-8900, 3 miles, next to mall), Residence Inn By Marriott (775-2232, 3 miles, next to mall), Prescott Resort & Conference Center (776-1666, ½ mile from campus, overlooking Prescott) Pre-season/off-season training • Airport Transportation from Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix: Thanks to the great Arizona weather, training and conditioning go on during the Arizona Shuttle (1-800-888-2749 or 928-442-1000; www.arizonashuttle. season and off-season. High altitude training is on tap since Prescott is a mile- com). A minimum of 25 daily trips from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport with high city. Our strength and conditioning coach, Josh Schmidt (928-717-7376) will drop off at Yavapai College, Prescott campus. specialized a program for each player. Soccer players may check into the residence halls in conjunction with pre-season training approximately 14 days prior to the first day of fall semester classes. In addition to “on-the-field” training, Yavapai The Area offers a variety of athletic facilities for soccer players: The main campus of Yavapai College is • A weight room equipped with machines, free weights and additional located in Prescott, Arizona, an evolving heavy resistance training equipment. Treadmills, Stair Masters, Elliptical metropolitan city. Prescott is known as Trainer, and Stationary Bicycles are the types of cardiovascular “everybody’s hometown.” The town is equipment available. visited by people from all over the world. • Walraven Gym is utilized for off-season indoor soccer workouts. They enjoy the unique setting, old west • Tennis courts and an indoor swimming pool are suitable for various soccer history, enjoyable climate and the historical training techniques. character of downtown. Prescott, Prescott Valley and the surrounding area embraces • Additional recreational facilities near campus include miles of mountain the contribution which Yavapai College trails tailored for walking, jogging, and running. Soccer provides the community. Signs like this are located on Highway Community Events 69 and Highway 89A in Yavapai County. The Roughriders are involved in many area events from youth soccer clinics to public service projects. The coaching staff is called Arizona Glossary on a regular basis to speak to community ROUGHRIDERS (ruf.ride.erz) noun. 1. The volunteer cavalry regiment organized service groups. In return, the community by Theodore Roosevelt for service in the Spanish-American War of 1898. rallies to the home soccer matches. Since 2. A motley group that included Western frontiersmen and Eastern there is no American football at Yavapai gentlemen. 3. The nickname of a championship soccer team from the mountains College, homecoming and other activities of Arizona. 4. Student-athletes from all zip codes committed to using soccer as revolve around the home soccer matches. a means to acquire an education. YAVAPAI (yav.a.pie) noun. 1. Said to mean “The People of the Sun.” From student to 2. Coined from an Indian and Spanish name: “Yava”-Indian, meaning the “the teacher; Soccer Team works with hill”; and Spanish-“pais”, country—“people of the hill country.” 3. A dynamic area youth. word meaning winning soccer. ★★★★★★★ 33 National Championship Teams 90 92 97 02 03 07 08

Head Coach Michael Pantalione with team members displaying 1992 National Championship Team moments after winning the national trophy following 1990 championship match in NJ. title match.

1997 National Championship Team after defeating Mercer, NJ 3-0 on Players from the 2002 team returned to Prescott, 24 hours after their home field. winning the national title in Texas.

Many storylines with the 2003 championship, including Yavapai’s first Epic championship match yields Yavapai’s 6th National Title thanks to All-American team and first to win a national title in a shootout. the members of the 2007 soccer team.

Special thanks to Raskins Jewelers, 110 W Gurley St, Prescott, Just when you thought the YC soccer program couldn’t set a higher 928-445-6120, the official ring supplier for Roughrider Soccer. standard, along came the 2008 team, finishing a perfect 26-0-0 and a national title. (Photo courtesy of Les Stukenberg of the Daily Courier) 34 ★★★★★★★ PROGRAMS OF STUDY ASSOCIATE DEGREES Computer Application Specialist Welcome to Yavapai College! Associate of Arts Computer Networking Technician District Governing Board Associate of Arts in Elementary Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) Education Machining Dr. Patricia McCarver Associate of Arts in Fine Arts Creative Writing Dr. Connie Harris Associate of Business Criminal Justice and Security Mr. Steve Irwin, Board Secretary Associate of General Studies Culinary Arts Fundamentals Associate of Science Diesel Technician Ms. Deb McCasland Early Childhood Education - Advanced Mr. Ray Sigafoos, Board Chair ASSOCIATE OF Early Childhood Education - Basic APPLIED SCIENCE Electric Utility Technology President AAS in Accounting Electrical Instrumentation Technician AAS in Administration of Justice Dr. Penelope (Penny) Wills Electronics – Advanced AAS in Administrative Professional Electronics – Analog AAS in Agriculture Technology Electronics – Digital Yavapai College Foundation Management Electronics – Industrial Don Michelman, President AAS in Applied Pre-Engineering Electronics Technology AAS in Automotive Technology Perry Massie, Immediate Past President Emergency Medical Technician AAS in Aviation Technology Valerie Wood, First Vice President Enology AAS in Computer Networking Judith Egan, Second Vice President Technology Equine Fire Science - Basic Firefighter Howard Moody, Treasurer AAS in Computer Systems and Applications Fire Science Community Risk Manager Mike Rethman, Secretary AAS in Diesel Technician Fire Science Driver/Operator Dr. Penelope Wills, Yavapai College President AAS in Early Childhood Education Fire Service Officer/Manager AAS in Electrical and Fitness Trainer/Instructor President’s Leadership Team Instrumentation Technology Gerontology Dr. Penelope (Penny) Wills, President, Yavapai College AAS in Fire Science Graphic Design Technician AAS in Graphic Design Gunsmithing - Advanced Dr. Ron Liss, Vice President for Instruction & Student Development AAS in Gunsmithing Gunsmithing Dr. Clint Ewell, Vice President for Finance & Administration AAS in Health Information IMM Hydro Utility Tech Mr. Rodney Jenkins, Vice President for Community Relations Technology IMM Machine Bearing and Gear Tech AAS in Industrial Machine IMM Machine Fabrication Tech Dr. James Perey, Executive Dean/Campus Executive Officer for Verde Valley Mechanic IMM Machine Set and Alignment Tech Campus and Director of University/Governmental Relations AAS in Management IMM Mechanic Assistant Vacant, Director of Human Resources AAS in Medical Assistant Industrial Machine Mechanic Dr. Matt Pearcy, President, Faculty Senate AAS in Nursing Integrated Systems Engineering AAS in Paralegal Studies Technician Patrick Burns, Chief Information Officer AAS in Paramedicine Justice Studies Stacey Hilton, Dean of Instructional Support AAS in Radiologic Technology Law Enforcement and Corrections Legal Office Clerk Dr. Tom Hughes, Director for Institutional Effectiveness & Research AAS in Social and Human Services AAS in Video Game Development Magnetic Resonance Kim Kapin, Director of Marketing AAS in Viticulture and Enology Management David Laurence, Facilities Director Medical Assistant AGEC CERTIFICATES Medical Records Technician John Morgan, Dean for Career and Technical Education AGEC-A Nursing Assistant AGEC-B Tania Sheldahl, Associate Vice President for Student Development Paralegal Studies - Post Degree AGEC-S Karen Jones, Executive Assistant, President and District Governing Board Paramedicine CERTIFICATES Pharmacy Technician Soccer Support Staff Accounting Assistant Phlebotomy Technician Brad Clifford, Director of Athletics Administrative Professional – Photography Advanced Production Jennifer Taylor, Division Assistant Administrative Professional – Basic Production Horticulture Debby Orlando, Eligibility Clerk Advanced Bookkeeping Screenwriting Paula Fuhst, Academic Advisor Animal Care and Management Therapy and Service Dog Team Skills Animation Video Game Developer Terra Schmidt, Head Athletic Trainer Athletic Coaching Viticulture Jared Campbell, Assistant Athletic Trainer Auto Body Paint and Collision Welding - Gas Metal Arc Technology Daniel M. Burchfield MD, Team Physician Welding - Gas Tungsten Arc Automotive Master Technician Welding - Pipe Welding Ryan S. Brown DDS, Team Dentist Automotive Technician Welding - Structural Josh Schmidt, Strength & Conditioning Coach Basic Tax Windows Server Administrator Bookkeeping Melissa & Ben Townsend, Official Scorekeeper & Timekeeper Canine Care and Handling Go to www.yc.edu for up-to-date Michael Paul Pantalione, Manager Cisco Networking Specialist Programs of Study. Computed Tomography ★★★★★★★ 35 ROUGHRIDER SOCCER HHHHHHH

7-Time NJCAA National Champions A Winning Tradition 6-Time NJCAA National Runners-up

21 National Tournament Appearances since 1990 (108 Playoff Victories)

19 Final Four National Finishes, includes 13 National Championship Game Appearances

22 NJCAA Region One Championships

21 NJCAA West District Championships

27 Arizona Conference Titles (490-38-22 all-time league record)

29-year overall record 615-57-30 since program inception (90% winning percentage/nation’s best)

Ranked in the National Poll every week since 1990 (ranked #1/80 times)

21 Twenty-win seasons (average 21.2/wins season)

62 All-Americans/138 All-Region Players/6 National Players of the Year/22 NJCAA Hall of Famers

7 Players with National Team Caps, 3 FIFA World Cup and 8 Major League Soccer participants (numerous former players in other professional leagues)

Over 350 graduates on soccer scholarships at four-year schools

Best Junior College home attendance (all-time home record is 314-16-5)

All-Time National Records (one season)—Goals Scored 145 (2017) & Most Wins 26 (2008)

For further information on Yavapai College & the soccer program contact the following: Soccer Office • Yavapai College • 1100 E Sheldon Street • Prescott, AZ 86301 Soccer Phone: (928) 776-2242 • Soccer FAX: (928) 776-2243 • Soccer E-Mail: [email protected] All Offices: (928) 445-7300 • Toll free: 1-800-922-6787 • www.yc.edu

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