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2004 NCCAA National Championship Series Men & Women's Division I Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Women's Soccer Programs Women's Soccer 11-19-2004 2004 NCCAA National Championship Series Men & Women's Division I Cedarville University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/ womens_soccer_programs Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the Sports Studies Commons Recommended Citation Cedarville University, "2004 NCCAA National Championship Series Men & Women's Division I" (2004). Women's Soccer Programs. 114. https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/womens_soccer_programs/114 This Program is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Women's Soccer Programs by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MEN & WOMEN'S DIVISION I KISSIMMEE, FL NATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Tllrough the NCCAA, student-athletes pursue their dreams both on and off the field. As they mold their futures in a Christ-centered environment, they become our nation's ~ next generation of leaders and visionaries. ACADEMICS OUTREACH The NCCAA is con1mitted to equipping student-athletes and coaches with the necessary tools to make a positive and meaningful impact for Christ. Winning on the athletic field is important, but victory in the lives of our na~ion's youth is paramount. Dedicated educators and caring leadership. National competition. International outreach and ministry. That's what we're all about. Contact us at: 302 West Washington Street Greenville, South Carolina 29601 or call us at 864-250-1199. www.thenccaa.org From The Executive Director ... NATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION On behalf of the CCAA and the Board of Directors, welcome to the 2004 Division I Women's and Men' Soccer Championship. It is exciting for all of us to have sixteen institutions from across the United States in Kissimmee to compete in the National Championship. This event is ju t one of our 22 national championships and invitationals sanctioned by the CCAA. Over 13 ,000 student-athletes and 105 institutions make up the NCCAA and this event is an important part of our Association. Congratulations to each student-athlete and coach who participates in this championship event. Your participation in this tournament certainly represents many weeks of dedicated time and work. It is also a statement that you stand for the Lord while you compete. The CCAA thanks Freddie King, Jr. , Men's Division I Chairperson, and Jonathan Meade, Women' Division I Chairperson, for their excellent leadership in organizing and administering these events. Also, incere appreciation goes to Lourdes Cortes of the Best Western Maingate, Ariel Martinez and the GOUSC, Brandon Buckles of Austin-Tindall Regional Soccer Park, and K.P. Clement of the Kissimmee Convention and Visitors Bureau for their assistance and support. Sincere thanks from the NCCAA are offered to Universal Benefit Plan , represented by Gary Beck and Terry ichor t, for their sponsorship of both the Kyle Rote, Jr. Award and the Michelle Aker Award. Then recipient of these two prestigious award will be well rewarded for their effort thank to the e two men and Univer al Benefit Plan . As former NCCAA student-athletes, Gary and Terry both know the value of Chri t-centered education as well a the benefit of competing for Chri t. The AA i unique and tands alone as the only national intercollegiate athletic a ociation that u e athl etic to erve th e Great Commi sion of Je u hri t. Event uch a thi help howca that effort and we tru t each of you will experience the AA at its fine t thi we k nd. inccrely, {2_ ~ Dan ood ccuti vc Dircctor National Christian College Athletic A ssociation 302 W Washington St., Greenvill e, SC 29601 864-250-11 99 ♦ 864 250 1141 ax ♦ www thenccaa org For the 18th year the NCCAA Pro-Am Classic will be conducted to support the NCCAA in both general operations and in the support of student-athletes and coaches as they travel the nation and the world in sports ministry. The Pro-Am is known for its fellowship, spiritual renewal and, of course, great golf. YOUR ENTRY FEE INCLUDES: 1 Practice Round • 3 Tournament Rounds Golf Instruction from PGA Professionals 3 Nights' Lodging • 9 Meals $35,000 in Gifts & Prizes Tax Deductible Portion Plan now to attend the 2005 NCCAA Pro-Am Classic! MARCH 18-21., 2005 Register online at www.thenccaa.org or call: 864-250-1199 The NCCAA 2004 Kyle Rote, Jr. Player of Year Award winner is Seth Huber of Greenville College in Greenville, IL. This central-midfield player from Coffeen, IL has been the Panthers leading scorer all four of his years at Greenville, and according to soc­ cer coach Brian McMahon, "Seth has been the major contributor to the turnaround of Greenville s program, taking it from a 4-13 season in 2001 to an 11-2 record in his senior year." The team captain for three years, Seth has accu­ mulated numerous honors during his college soccer career. He has made 1st Team AII-SLIAC Conference three times, 1st Team NCCAA North Central Region three times, and was selected to the 2002 NSCAA Central Region Team. The Panthers have also benefited from Seth s abilities by being two time North Central Region qualifiers and currently holding the NCCAA #1 0 National Ranking. In the classroom, Seth holds an impressive 3.8 grade point average and his academic honors include being a three time Academic AII-SLIAC Conference recipient. He is complet­ ing his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education. In addition to being the team captain, Seth is also clearly the spiritual leader of his team. He conducts a team Bible study every Monday night, and is also in charge of his praise band at church. Coach McMahon adds, "Not only is Seth our best player, but the most humble leader I have coached. He is a very well respected leader, captain and mentor to the younger players." The NCCAA is proud to announce Seth Huber of Greenville College as the 2004 Kyle Rote, Jr. Award winner. z ~ a NOVEMBER22 NOVEMBER20 NOVEMB:ER'19 NOVEMBER20 NOVEMBER22 z Mondav :iriida.11 Saturdav l> Saturdav Monday I '!"" #1 MID-CONTINENT UNIVERSITY MEN FRIDAY, 7:45 P.M.@ FIELD B #8 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY SATURDAY SATURDAY "' 4:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. @ FIELD C #4 CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY @ FIELD B FRIDAY, 4:30 P.M.@ FIELD B #5 THE MASTER'S COLLEGE FIFTH PLACE CHAMPIONSHIP MONDAY, 11:30 A.M. MONDAY, 7:00 P.M. @ FIELD A @ FIELD B #3 MIDAMERICA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY ... FRIDAY, 4:30 P.M.@ FIELD A #6 PIEDMONT COLLEGE SATURDAY SATURDAY 2:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. @ FIELD A @ FIELD B #2 TRINITY INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY FRIDAY, 2:00 P.M.@ FIELD B C" ::r; #7 NYACK COLLEGE ~ MONDAY, SEVENTH PLACE MONDAY, THIRD PLACE ------1 11:30 P.M.@FIELD C 2:00 P.M. @ FIELD B #1 SEED Mid East Region NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN 0 Dustin Crane G Jr Paducah, KY THE COUGARS 1 Sebastian Perez G Sr Argentina 2 Steven Opimbi Fr 15-9-0 3 Alex Walandro D Sr Brasil MAYFIELD, KY 4 Guillermo Ara D Jr Argentina 5 Martin Antivero D Sr Argentina 7 Rodrigo Pardo M Sr Chile Sebastian Felman Sr Argentina HEAD COACH 9 M 10 Leandro Gottardi F/M So Argentina JOE ZAKOWICZ 11 Guillermo Ferrando M So Argentina 12 Siaka Sirleaf M/F Fr Liberia ATH ETIC DIRECTOR 13 Fenton Grahm M/F So Jamaica JOE ZAKOWICZ 14 Rhett Clark M So Murray, KY 15 Paul Onyango M Fr Kenya 16 Adrian Anderson M Sr Ft. Cambell, KY 17 Peter Agwa M Fr Kenya 18 Freddie Tims F Fr Brownsville, TN 20 Lane Lyston M So Jamaica 21 Caleb Reinhardt M So Alma, KY 22 Austin Davis M So Argentina 23 Matt Hurt M So Argentina 24 Guillermo Kegalj M Fr Argentina 25 Moses Kuinth1a M/F Fr K nya 27 Luciano Bogllacino D Fr Argentina NO. NAME POS. YR. HOMETOWN THE TROJANS 0 Pete Taylor G Fr Smyrna, GA 00 Collin Grotbeck G Fr Adrian , Ml 14-8-2 1 Brad Drake G So Bloomington, IL 2 Adam Riddell F Jr Warminster, PA DEERFIELD, IL 3 Jesse Fox M So Tucson, AZ 4 Luke Anderson D So Rockford, IL 5 Nate Taube M/F Sr Buenos Aires, Argentina HEAD COACH 6 Dan Bryant D So Matthews, NC 7 Caleb Redelman M Fr Wheaton, IL STOSH WALSH 8 Baraka Kasali M Sr Beni DR Congo 9 Nate Bogdanovich F Jr Hartland, WI ASSISTANT COACH 10 Kyle Bacon D So Lannon, WI LUCAS DALGLEISH 11 AJ Mueller M So Miramar, FL 12 Josh Bacon D So Lannon, WI ATHLEIC TRAINER 13 Tim Jeanson D So Racine, WI ROB SIPES 14 Brandon Keith D Fr Wheaton, IL 15 Danny Drout M/F So Oconomowoc, WI 16 George Lozada D Fr Chicago, IL STATISTICIAN 17 Miles Shiver M/F So Albuquerque, NM RYAN STEGER 18 Matt Taube M Jr Quito, Ecuador 19 Steve Sparks F Fr Sulvania, OH 20 Mark Robinson F So Grayslake, IL 21 John Vanmaaren D Fr Oostburg, WI 22 Ross O Hair D So Tucson, AZ Alt Andres Orbe D Fr Chicago, IL NO. NAME POS. YR. HOME TOWN THE PIONEERS 0 Danny Buxie G So Lancaster, OH 14-5-1 1 Michael Dye G Jr Brooksville, FL OLATHE, KS 2 Eric Odell M Fr Overland Park, KS 3 Jose Sibrian M Fr Houston, TX 4 Eli Korthanke D Sr Robinson, KS HEAD COACH 5 Frantz-Kwame Smith D Jr St.
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