2017 Temple Men's Soccer Schedule

OwlSports.com TABLE OF CONTENTS

QUICK FACTS 2017 TEMPLE MEN'S SOCCER SCHEDULE

GENERAL INFORMATION Day Date Opponent...... Time Location...... Philadelphia, Pa. Fri. Aug. 25 at Saint Joseph's ...... 7:30 p.m. Enrollment...... 41,000 Tue. Aug. 29 at Villanova...... 4 p.m. Founded...... 1884 Thu. Aug. 31 at Delaware...... 3 p.m. President...... Richard M. Englert Sun. Sept. 3 RIDER...... 7 p.m. Director of Athletics...... Dr. Patrick Kraft Sat. Sept. 9 at St. John's...... 7:30 p.m. NCAA Faculty Rep...... Jeremy S. Jordan Sat. Sept. 16 at Fairfield...... 7 p.m. Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Tue. Sept. 19 DUQUESNE...... 3 p.m. Conference...... American Athletic Sat. Sept. 23 *UCONN...... 7 p.m. Colors...... Cherry and White Wed. Sept. 27 PENN STATE...... 7 p.m. Home Field/Capacity ...... Temple Sports Complex Sat. Sept. 30 *at Memphis...... 8 p.m. Athletic Dept.Phone...... (215) 204-7447 Tue. Oct. 3 DREXEL...... 7 p.m. University Website...... www.temple.edu Sat.. Oct. 7 *SMU...... 7 p.m. Athletics Website...... www.owlsports.com Sat. Oct. 14 *CINCINNATI...... 7 p.m. Tue. Oct. 17 NJIT...... 3 p.m. COACHING STAFF Sat. Oct. 21 *at Tulsa...... 8 p.m. Head Coach...... David MacWilliams E-Mail...... [email protected] Sat. Oct. 28 *at UCF...... 7 p.m. Career Record/Year...... 131-154-33/18th Sat. Nov. 4 *USF...... 7 p.m. Assistant Coach...... James Gledhill Assistant Coach...... Joe Barber American Athletic Conference Tournament Volunteer Assistant Coach...... Julian Fernandez Fri. Nov. 10 American Semifinals...... TBA Director of Operations...... Jake Lister Sun. Nov. 12 American Championship...... TBA

TEAM INFORMATION Home games in CAPS; *American Athletic Conference game. All times Eastern and subject to change Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 17/4 Starters Returning/Lost...... 8/3 2016 Overall Record...... 10-8-2 2016 American Athletic Record...... 2-3-2 2016 American Athletic Finish...... 6th

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Men's Soccer Contact...... Kelsey Boyd E-mail...... [email protected] Office Phone...... (215) 204-0624 Website...... OwlSports.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS Roster...... 3 Season Outlook...... 5 Facilities...... 6 Head Coach David MacWilliams...... 8 Assistants/Support Staff...... 9-11 Meet the Owls...... 13-24 2016 Season Review...... 26-27 Year-by-Year Records...... 29 All-Time Conference Honors...... 30 National Honors/ Owls in the Pros...... 31 Career Records...... 32 Season Records...... 33 All-Time Roster...... 35-36 Under Armour® is the official outfitter of Temple Athletics. The origina- All-Time Results...... 37-42 tors of performance apparel, Under Armour has transitioned athletes into All-Time Series Records...... 43 moisture-wicking apparel since 1996. Under Armour products are sold The American Athletic Conference...... 44 worldwide and worn by athletes at all levels, from youth to professional, Temple University...... 46-50 on playing fields around the globe.

@Temple_MSoc CREDITS

Temple_Soccer The 2017 Temple Men's Soccer Media Guide was written, edited and designed by Kelsey Boyd. Layout, template and cover design by Kelli Sheesley and Kelsey Boyd. Cover photos by Joseph V. Labolito with interior photography provided by Joseph V. Labolito, Tommy Meehan, Mitchell Leff, Dave Denoma, Mike Slade and Zohrab Kazanjian. Published by the Temple University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. • 2 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer 2017 ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown Previous School 0 Alex Cagle R-Sr. GK 6-3 Brookfield, Wis. Brookfield East 1 Michael Sammik So. GK 6-5 Atlanta, Ga. Centennial 2 Kevin Berntsen Fr. D 5-10 Warrington, Pa. Central Bucks South 3 Jamie Pick Jr. D 6-0 Forres, Scotland Coastal Bend Community College 4 Divin Fula Luzolo Sr. M 5-7 Le Mans, France. Hawaii Pacific University 5 Darri Sigthorsson Fr. D 6-3 Reykjavik, Iceland Commerical College of Iceland 6 Zach Brown So. M 6-3 West Orange, N.J. West Orange 7 Hermann Doerner Jr. M 5-6 Bad Nauheim, Germany St. Lioba Schule 8 Nick Patel Jr. M/F 5-7 Cinnimonson, N.J. Cinnimonson 9 Alan Soto Camacho Fr. F 5-9 Burnaby, British Colombia Burnaby Central Secondary 10 Thibault Candia So. F 5-9 Nantes, France 11 Lukas Fernandes So. F 5-10 Rochester, N.Y. Churchville-Chili 12 Justin Hahn Fr. F 6-0 Bethesda, Md. Walter Johnson 13 Matt Sullivan Sr. M 5-10 Philadelphia, Pa. Penn Charter 14 Belal Mohamed Jr. M 5-10 Allentown, Pa. Parkland 15 Joonas Jokinen Sr. M/F 5-11 Helsinki, Finland ACS Cobham International 16 Brendon Creed Sr. M 5-11 Petit- Valley, Trinidad Fatima College 19 Matt Trepanier So. M 5-5 York, Pa. Dallastown 20 Ezer Browne So. M 5-9 Piscataway, N.J. Rutgers Prep 21 Khedive McIntosh Fr. M` 5-9 Lawrenceville, N.J. The Lawrenceville School 22 Mark Grasela R-Sr. D 6-0 Philadelphia, Pa. La Salle College 23 Jordan Wix Rauch Jr. M/F 6-1 Hummelstown, Pa. Hershey 24 Tim Rudy Sr. M 6-1 Ridley, Pa. Ridley 25 Connor Stevenson So. M 5-10 Eagleville, Pa. Methacon 26 Max Pochobradsky Fr. D 6-0 Lititz, Ohio Seven Hills 27 Nick Sarver So. M 5-10 York, Pa. West York 28 Robin Goetz Jr. GK 6-0 Augsberg, Germany FC Augsberg 29 Adrian Marmol Fr. F 6-0 San Diego, Calif. Point Loma 30 Marko Urosevic Jr. GK 6-0 Queens, N.Y Christ the King 31 Albert Moreno So. M 5-10 Solsona, Spain 32 Chris Brignall So. M/F 6-4 York, Pa. Dallastown Class Breakdown Head Coach: David MacWilliams Seniors (7): Alex Cagle, Divin Fula Luzolo, Matt Sullivan, Joonas Jokinen, Assistant Coach: James Gledhill – Third season Brendon Creed, Mark Grasela, Tim Rudy Assistant Coach: Joe Barber– Third season Juniors (6): Jamie Pick, Hermann Doerner, Nick Patel, Belal Mohamed, Jordan Director of Operations: Jake Lister– Second season Wix-Rauch, Robin Goetz, Marko Urosevic Sophomores (10): Michael Samnik, Zach Brown, Thibault Candia, Lukas Fer- nandes, Matt Trepanier, Ezer Browne, Connor Stevenson, Nick Sarver, Albert Moreno, Chris Brignall Freshmen (7): Kevin Bernsten, Darri Sigthorsson, Alan Camacho Soto, Justin Hahn, Khedive McIntosh, Mac Pochobradsky, Adrian Marmol

Pronunciations: #4 Divin Fula Luzolo - Full-a-luhz-ol-oh #5 Darri Sigthorsson - Dar-ree #7 Hermann Doerner - Der-ner #10 Thibault Candia - Tee-Bow #14 Belal Mohamed - Buh-lawl #15 Joonas Jokinen - Yoonas Yoke-e-nen #19 Matt Trepenier - Trep-en-yer #22 Mark Grasela - Gruh-sell-uh #23 Jordan Wix-Rauch - Wix-Raw #26 Max Pochobradsky - Pock-o-brad-skee #28 Robin Goetz - Gets #30 Marko Urosevic - Your-o-seveck

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 3 • 2017 SEASON OUTLOOK 2017 Temple Men's Soccer 2017 SEASON OUTLOOK Stepping back onto the turf after 2016's 10-win season, This first week is Temple men's soccer's spread of talent and core nucleus of going to be a telling returning players will bring confidence and resilience in 2017. tale," says MacWil- After not quite making it to postseason play in 2016, the Owls liams. "We have hope to top expectations of preseason polls and make this three road games in year's American Athletic Conference Tournament. a row before our first match at home, and "I'm pretty excited for the season," says head coach David four games within a MacWilliams. "The biggest adjustment for us has been learn- span of nine days, so ing how to play without Jorge Gomez Sanchez. I don't expect it will be a quick start any one player to replace him, but we need to make sure that for us. But, I am real- we have four or five guys that are scoring three to five goals ly looking forward to to make up for that. We are solid at the center midfield, we getting back into the are solid defensively, and we are solid in goal so I am really groove and getting looking forward to watching our efforts come to fruition." the season started officially." In 2017, the team will match its tough schedule with depth throughout each position. With eight starters returning and The team opens a host of new, young talent, this season could prove to be a the season with successful year for the Owls. MacWilliams will look to senior three road games, Brendon Creed and junior Hermann Doerner in addition to starting on Aug. 25 fifth-years Mark Grasela and Alex Cagle for leadership as the with an Owls vs. Senior Joonas Jokinen four team captains. Also expected to aid in leadership is ju- Hawks double-head- er. nior Belal Mohamed. The squad will take on Saint Joseph's at Sweeney Field following the Temple women's soccer match against SJU. On Four other returners who will have a great impact this sea- Aug. 29, the Owls will head to Villanova, and two days later, son are senior Yonas Yokinen and sophomores Lukas Fer- on Aug. 31, to Delaware. nandes, Nick Sarver and Zach Brown.

"We expect Yonas to pick up a lot of the goals that Jorge The Owls will host Rider on Sept. 3 for the first home match got last year if we can keep him healthy," says MacWilliams. of the season. Next up, the squad will hit the road again for "We are really counting on Lukas to do a good deal of scoring competition against St. John's and Fairfield on Sep. 9 and 16, for us from the outside while Nick has molded into a really respectively. On the 19th, Temple will be visited by Duquesne. good player for us defensively and will get a chance to start this year. Zach, who saw just a little bit of time during his first Sept. 23 will open up conference play as the Owls host year, has the ability to really step up and make an impact." UConn, who ranked No. 1 in the American preseason coaches' poll. September is closed out with another home game Newcomers projected to contribute immediately are fresh- against Penn State on the 27th and a road conference match man Darri Sigthorsson and sophomore Thibault Candia. A against Memphis on the 30th. Reykjavik, Iceland, native, Sigthorsson October is slated with five home matches and two road was a key defender games, beginning with a Philadelphia Soccer Six rivalry as for the U17 and U19 Temple hosts Drexel on Oct. 3. The squad will then host back- Icelandic youth soc- to-back conference meet-ups with SMU on the 7th and Cin- cer teams. Candia will cinnati on the 14th. Temple will play its final non-conference come in as a forward opponent, NJIT, at home on Oct. 17. Rounding out the Octo- after over three years ber schedule are two road contests at Tulsa (2016 confer- playing in the League ence champions) and UCF on the 21st and 28th, respectively. 1 French Club. Both will be a great help Prior to the American Athletic Conference Tournament on down the road as Nov. 10, the Owls will host 2016 regular season champions, each get acclimated USF, on Nov. 4. In order to move on to the American semifi- to the college game. nals, a team must rank in the top four after regular season Three newcomers, play. Justin Hahn, Alan Camucho Soto and Khedive McIntosh will also add to the squad's depth this season.

Redshirt Senior Alex Cagle " GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 5 • OwlSports.com THE TEMPLE SPORTS COMPLEX

The 2017 season is just the second year for Temple men's soccer at its new stadium. The Owls now play on the turf at the new Temple Sports Complex. The complex, just south of Temple’s Main Campus, was completed in August, 2016, and also serves as the home for lacrosse, field hockey, women’s soccer, and track & field. The $22 million project, started in September 2015, features two playing fields.

The northern field, ringed by a publicly accessible track, serves men’s and women’s soccer and women’s track & field. Each field includes bleachers, a digital scoreboard and press box. An 11,000-square-foot locker room facility separates the fields. The approximately 10-acre property, which is the site of the former William Penn High School, also provides much-needed space for intramural and club sports, such as field hockey, lacrosse, soccer and ultimate Frisbee. New sidewalks were installed, and 40 street trees were planted around the perimeter of the complex.

• 6 • COACHES & STAFF 2017 Temple Men's Soccer HEAD COACH David MacWilliams 18th Season | Career Record: 131-154-33 Philadlephia '76

One of the most recognizable names in Philadelphia soccer, David MacWilliams is in his 18th season at the helm of Tem- ple men’s soccer.

The former All-American player at then Division I powerhouse Philadelphia Textile (now Philadelphia University), MacWil- liams would go on to a Hall of Fame professional career with the Baltimore Blast of the Major Indoor Soccer League. He later coached in the MISL, including four years with the Philadelphia KiXX. A four-time Soccer Six Coach of the Year while at Temple, MacWilliams ranks third on the Owls’ all-time coaching win list with 111 victories.

Despite a disappointing season in 2014, three student-athletes onto the American Athletic Conference Second Team, adding to his impressive group of 19 all-conference players. MacWilliams, and the entire men’s soccer coaching staff, has consistently welcomed top-tier recruiting classes, earning top 50 national rankings by College Soccer News for the past three years. MacWilliams guided the team to a fantastic start in its first season in The American in 2013, finishing fourth with a record of 10-4-4, 3-1-4 after being picked by every coach to finish last in the conference. MacWilliams was named the Bill Harris Coach of the Year after Temple was named the Philadelphia Soccer Six Champions. MacWilliams and his staff were also named the American Athletic Conference Coaching Staff of the Year. And he achieved his 100th career win from the Temple sideline in the team’s season opener at Saint Peters.

In 2012, MacWilliams coached the Owls to a 10-win season for the fourth time in his career and mentored his defense to nine shutouts, which ultimately helped the Cherry and White qualify for the A-10 Tournament in their final year as a member of the conference. The 2009 season saw the Owls reach yet another winning record of 9-7-2. The season was highlighted by a share of the Soccer Six crown and an upset of #15 Charlotte at Ambler Sports Complex, the highest ranked team the Owls have defeated under MacWilliams. In 2008, MacWilliams guided the Owls to the Atlantic 10 Tournament for the first time since their efforts in 2004. Cruising to their best ever finish in the regular season (2nd), the Owls’ season was highlighted with an upset win over nationally ranked conference foe Dayton. That season also saw the Owls’ first All-Amer- ica selection in 22 years with J.T. Noone earning the honor. After a three-year rebuilding effort, MacWilliams led the 2003 Temple squad to its most wins since 1990. He guided his charges to a 13-6-3 record and a runner-up finish at the Atlantic 10 Tournament. Along the way, Temple set a school record with 11 shutouts and posted two wins over nationally-ranked Duquesne and NCAA participant North Carolina State. Within his first five years as head coach, MacWilliams catapulted men’s soccer to a new level that had been unseen for many years. He posted the most wins (13) in a Temple University men’s soccer campaign in his fourth season at the helm. He followed that with a second straight double-digit win season in 2004, the first consecutive 10-plus win seasons since 1986-87. The Cherry and White earned back-to-back runner-up finishes (2003, 2004) in the conference tournament during MacWilliams’ early reign.

Along with mentoring four Soccer Six Players of the Year in his tenure, MacWilliams himself was honored as Soccer Seven Coach of the Year in 2003, 2004, 2009, and 2013. Off the field, MacWilliams has coached 2013-14 American Athletic Conference Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Vaughn Spurrier and two second team Academic All-America honorees in Steven Wacker (2004) and J.T. Noone (2008, 2009).

MacWilliams, who owns a 111-141-29 mark at Temple, has over 20 years of coaching and playing experience, including four years as the head coach of the Philadelphia Kixx of the Major Indoor Soccer League. He also was the head coach of the MISL’s Baltimore Spirit from 1993-95, and was an all-Star coach during his tenure with both clubs. He was inducted into the Baltimore Blast Hall of Fame on January 21, 2006.

Still active in youth soccer, MacWilliams was named the 2002 Eastern Pennsylvania Coach of the Year. He guided the Olympic Development Program’s under-17 team to the Region I Championships and the national finals that year. He guided his Under-17 squad to the Region I Championships, qualifying for the national tournament in 2005.

A standout player at Philadelphia University where he captained the 1978 Final Four team, MacWilliams was a three-time Regional All-American (1976-78). As a senior in 1978, he led the nation in scoring with 22 goals and a school-record 16 assists for 60 points, earning national All-America honors. He currently ranks third on the Philadel- phia University all-time scoring list with 47 goals and a school-record 43 assists for 137 points. He was inducted into the Philadelphia University Hall of Fame in 1985.

Following his time at Philadelphia University, MacWilliams went on to a stellar professional playing career. He was captain of the Baltimore Blast, where he was selected as the team’s Best Offensive Player. The team’s leading scorer and an all-star selection during his career, he later earned a position on the league’s All-Decade team.

MacWilliams also played professional soccer for the NPSL’s Chicago Sting, the Major Indoor Soccer League’s Philadelphia Fever, the North American Soccer League’s Phil- adelphia Fury, and Tampa Bay Rowdies. He also played on the United States National Team from 1977-80, participating in the 1979 Pan American Games.

In addition to coaching, MacWilliams also directs the David MacWilliams Pro Soccer Academy. He resides in Lansdale, Pa. with his wife Beth and their three children, David, Megan and Matthew.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 8 • OwlSports.com ASSISTANT COACH James Gledhill Second Season University of Mobile '03 James Gledhill was hired as Temple's assistant men's soccer coach in February of 2016, bringing with him more than a dozen years of coaching experience.

A native of Huddersfield, England, Gledhill joins the Owls’ staff following four years as the head coach at Holmes Community College in Goodman, Mississippi. During his tenure with the Lady Bulldogs, Gledhill led the team to a third-place finish in the MACJC North Division in his first year in 2012. In 2013, the team improved to a second-place finish under Gledhill’s direction

Prior to his years at Holmes, Gledhill spent three seasons as the assistant coach with the Missis- sippi College Choctaws.

In 2005, Gledhill played a professional season with the Wilmington Hammerheads in North Carolina, where he was a leading forward for the team.

In his college career, Gledhill spent three seasons at the University of Mobile where he became a two-time All-American and led the Rams to their first-ever National Championship as a senior in 2002. During the NAIA National Tournament that year, Gledhill was named the sole MVP out of a pool of players from 220 participating colleges. In his three seasons with the Rams, Gledhill was the top scorer for the team in two of those years.

In 2001, as a junior in college, Gledhill spent one year at Fairfield University. During his season with Stags, Gledhill set the school record for goals scored in a single season and led the conference in scoring, propelling the Stags to their highest ever NCAA ranking of #12 in the nation.

Gledhill returned to the University of Mobile for his senior season and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in communications in 2003.

Currently, Gledhill holds four coaching licenses that include a USSF A License, a UEFA B License, a NSCAA Premier Diploma, and a National Youth License. ASSISTANT COACH Joe Barber Second Season Flordia Institutue of Technology '14 Joe Barber joined the Temple men’s soccer staff in May of 2016. A native of Leeds, England he holds his NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, USSF E License & the English FA Level 2 coaching qualifications.

Barber joins the Owls from Eastern Florida State College at where he served as Assistant Coach for one season in 2015. In 2015 the Titans finished 3rd at the NJCAA D1 National Championships compiling a record of 15-2-2. During the 2015 season, Barber also won his first collegiate level game as an interim Head Coach against Jefferson College winning 3-2. The titans also ended the season producing 4 NJCAA All-Americans.

Prior to Eastern Florida, Barber worked for from the University of Mobile where he served as the volunteer Assistant Coach for the 2014 season. He helped the Rams win the SSAC regular season conference title, reach the NAIA National Tournament Elite 8 whilst compiling an end of season record of 15-4-3 & also finishing with a #6 end of season national ranking in the NAIA. While in Alabama, Barber also won the u17’s Boys Alabama State Cup with his club team, and was the assistant to the Girls u17’s team who also won their State Cup.

Barber played his college years in NCAA DII with Limestone College in South Carolina for 2 years, and then transferred to Florida Tech for his remaining 2 years of college eligibility. He graduated from FIT in 2014 majoring in Business Administration with a minor in Sustainability.

Before coming to the United States for University, he played semi-professionally in England and while playing college soccer he has played four seasons in the PDL with four different clubs.

• 9 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Julian Fernandez First Season Chestnut Hill '10

Julian Fernandez joined the Temple men’s soccer staff in 2017 as a volunteer coach bringing six years of coching experience. Fernandez holds both a USSf B license and an NSCAA/USC Pre- mier diploma and was named to the 2015-2016 NSCAA/USC 30 Under 30 class.

Prior to Temple, he aided the Chestnut Hill College coaching staff as an assistant for the 2014 season. He then started as head coach in 2015 where he led the Chestnut Hill Griffins to a 21-27- 4 overall record. While at Chestnut Hill he coached four All-Conference players, four All-Tourna- ment players, and one two-time regional All-American.

Fernandez served on staff for the Atlantic Soccer Factory (2010-2012) and Spirit United Soccer Club (2011-2013), before working with Continental Football Club (2013-present). While at Spirit United Soccer Club, he assisted their Boys U16 squad to an Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association (EPYSA) Challenge Cup championship in 2013. Fernandez was also a member of the coaching staff at Cardinal O’Hara High School (2012) before going on to become the head coach of the varsity boys’ soccer program at Downingtown East High School for the 2013 season. Fernandez holds a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) National Diploma as well as a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) “C” License.

Fernandez became a key member of the Chestnut Hill College men’s soccer team immediately after transferring from a successful freshman season at Rutgers-Camden. Despite playing only three years as a Griffin, he ranks eighth all-time in program history in starts (49) and 10th in minutes (3,415). He scored his first career goal as a senior and added a pair of assists for his career. Fernandez served as team captain as a senior and received the Coach’s Award following the season (2010). Following his collegiate career at Chestnut Hill College, Fernandez played for the Atlantic City (AC) Crusaders and Philadelphia Fury of the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL).

A three-time member of the CACC All-Academic Team and two-time member of the Chestnut Hill College Athletics Academic Honor Roll, Fernandez was also a Division II Athletics Directors Association (ADA) Academic Achiever (2009-2010) before graduating from Chestnut Hill College with a bachelor’s degree in history. Fernandez earned a master’s degree in higher education athletic administration from Messiah College. He was named to the 2015-2016 NSCAA/ USC 30 Under 30 class Additionally, he has served on the Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer staff and is currently a member of the United Soccer Club Staff. Fernandez currently resides in Ambler, Pennsylvania. DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Jake Lister Second Season Temple '14 Lister, a 2014 graduate of Temple University and men’s soccer alum, joined the staff in 2016 as a graduate assistant and director of operations after two years as an assistant coach at Harcum College in Bryn Mawr, Pa.

As an Owl, Lister made 33 starts and logged six goals and five assists across his four years of play. He completed his undergraduate degree in kinesiology and is now working towards a master’s degree in sports business in the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management.

In his role as director of operations, Lister is responsible for overseeing all email, recruitment material preparation, travel planning and camp materials. He also assists with the team’s social media accounts.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 10 • OwlSports.com ATHLETIC TRAINER Kendall Stewart Third Year San Diego State '12 Stewart came to Temple in Septmeber, 2015 from Washington State University where he served a 10-month internship in athletic training, responsible for covering women's tennis and men's and women's golf. During his time there, Stewart also worked as a personal trainer for SNAP Fitness.

While earning his master's degree in kinesiology with a concentration in athletic training from Michigan State University, Stewart was a graduate assistant athletic trainer for two years. His sport responsibilities included wrestling, swimming and diving, cross country, track and field and football. During the summers, Stewart worked with a number of sport camps at Michigan State.

Stewart was in the honors program at San Diego State University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in kinesiology with a concentration in athletic training in 2012. As a student athletic trainer, Stewart worked with San Diego State's football and softball teams. He also worked nearby at San Diego City College with the men's soccer, basketball and baseball teams. Stew- art has been certified by the National Athletic Trainers' Association since 2010. STRENGTH COACH Sam Whitney Fifth Year Temple '08 Sam Whitney, a 2008 graduate of Temple University, joined the Temple Athletics staff as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach in August of 2012. Whitney works primarily with the Olympic sports, designing and implementing strength and conditioning programs for those teams.

Before arriving at Temple, Whitney spent two years as the Head Strength & Conditioning Coach at the Polytechnic Institute of New york University where he was responsible for 14 NCAA Divi- sion III teams. Prior to holding that position, Whitney spent two years as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Villanova where he worked with the 2009 FCS National Championship football team as well as the 2009 final four basketball team.

Whitney earned a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Temple in May, 2008, and will be working toward a master's degree at Temple as well. He holds certifications from the National Strength & Conditioning Association, the American Heart Asso- ciation and USA Weightlifting. ACADEMIC ADVISOR Sara Pergine Fourth Year Iowa '11 Sarah Pergine, from Collegeville, Pa., joined the Resnick Center as an Academic Advisor after working in the office for a year as a graduate extern. At the time, Sarah was earning her master's in Educational Leadership in Higher Education at Temple while also volunteering as a coach for the Owl's field hockey team in the 2011 season. Sarah earned her bachelor's degree in commu- nication studies and sociology from the University of Iowa in 2011. While there, she started in 53 career games and was a member of the 2010 Midwest High Performance Tournament Team at the USA National Championships. She was also named the ISAAC (Iowa Student Athlete Advisory Committee) Chair for 2010.

"The most rewarding experience in working at the Resnick Center is the overall commitment of the staff to "getting better". While working with our student-athletes never provides a dull moment, the Resnick Center staff does not like to sit still either. Our commitment to self-improvement as well as office improvement makes the Resnick Center an enjoyable place to work."

• 11 • MEET THE OWLS 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

Alex CAGLE R-Senior Goalkeeper 6-3, 205 Brookfield, Wis. / Brookfield East 2016: Played as the starting goalkeeper in all 18 games… Finished the season with a 0.82 goals-against average, 52 saves and eight shutouts, allowing only three goals at 0 home…Improved his all-time records to sit third in GAA and tied for third in career goalkeeping wins (20)…Was the 2015- 16 American Athletic Conference Scholar-Athlete Sport Excellence Award Win- ner…Three-time Soccer Six Defender of the Week (10/3, 10/10,10/31)…Two-time American Goalkeeper of the Week (8/ 29,10/10)…Helped the Owls to their fourth consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2015: Played as the starting goalkeeper in 18 of 19 games…Ended the season with a goals against average of 1.18, allowing only seven goals at home… Ranks in a tie for seventh in program history for single-season goals against average…Ranks in a tie for fourth in program history for single-season wins with 10…Logged 57 saves in the 2015 season including 5 shutouts…Logged a save percentage of .712…Named American Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Week for three consecutive weeks to open the season (08/31, 09/07, 09/14)… Earned Philadelphia Soccer Six Defender of the Week Honors for the week of September 7…Placed on American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll three separate weeks (09/21, 10/05, 10/12)…Helped the program to its third consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or higher. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS MIN GA SV 2014: Appeared in two games…Made two saves against USF (10/24)...Named to 2016 18-18 1653:27 15 52 2015 19-18 1759:18 23 57 Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. 2014 2-0 61:39 0 2 2013 REDSHIRT 2013: Redshirted the season...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having Totals 39-36 3474:24 38 111 a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Named to the Second Team All-Conference in 2011…Helped Brookfield East reach the WIAA State Tournament with a 0.366 goals against average in 2011...Member of the FC Milwaukee USDDA Academy Team.

Personal: Majoring in environmental science.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 13 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

Matt SULLIVAN senior midfielder 5-10, 155 Philadelphia, Pa. / Penn Charter 2016: Appeared in 17 games, starting in five…Totaled 805 minutes of play, posting a season-high of 90 minutes at Penn State (9/27)…Helped the Owls to their fourth consecutive 13 NSCAA Team Academic Award. 2015: Saw action in 11 matches for a total of 163 minutes of play…Helped the program to its third consecutive NSCAA Team Academ- ic Award...Named to Temple's Director's honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2014: Appeared in two games...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

Personal: Selected to First Team All-Inter-Ac three times and Second Team in his freshman year at William Penn Charter…Earned First Team All-SEPA in senior season…Lettered twice in track & field…Part of the 4x800 meter relay team that broke the school record with a time of 7:59.

High School: Majoring in finance.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 17-5 0 0 4 2 2015 11-0 0 0 0 0 2014 2-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 28-5 0 0 4 2

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 14 • OwlSports.com

Yoonas YOKINEN senior forward/midfielder 5-11 Helsinki, Finland/ACS Cobham International School 2016: Appeared in 14 games, starting in 12…Named to the American Athletic Conference Second Team...Logged three goals and six assists to rank second on the team with 12 points…Earned American Athletic Conference Honor Roll in the first week of play (8/29)... 15 Named Soccer Six Player of the Week (8/29)…Selected to the 2016 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team…Helped the Owls to their fourth consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2015: Saw action in 13 games with six starts in his second season…Logged two goals and two assists...Best performance came in the Owls’ match against Columbia where he posted one goal and one assist for a three-point game…Named Philadelphia Soccer Six Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 19…Earned a spot on the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll for the week of Oct. 12...Helped the program earn its third consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2014: Appeared in six games with three starts…Five of six shots were on goal...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

Prior to Temple: Won two ISST Gold Medals and SGIS Gold Medals at ACS Cobham Inter- national School in Surrey, England…Scored 34 goals with 17 assists in 40 games…Selected to the ISST All-Star Team twice…Top scorer in his age group for the Finnish National Team… Honor Roll student and valedictorian...Participated in the ZIS Mission Award-Challenge… Notorious for his backflip penalty kick which has garnered millions of views on YouTube.

Personal: Majoring in business at Temple.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 14-12 3 6 12 13 2015 13-6 2 2 6 8 2014 6-3 1 0 2 5 Totals 59-21 19 1 39 0

• 15 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

Brendon CREED senior midfielder 5-11 Petit Valley, Trinidad / Fatima College 2016: Appeared in 13 games, starting in 11 of them…Registered one assist during a game against Villanova (10/4)…Logged a season-high of 110 minutes of play against Tulsa (10/22)…Helped the Owls to their fourth consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award. 16 2015: Appeared in 17 games, starting in all of them…Key role in the defensive line that allowed only eight goals at home…Logged one assist in the Owls’ match against Columbia on Oct. 13…Named the Philadelphia Soccer Six Defender of the Week for the week of Sept. 14...Helped the program to its third consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

2014: Appeared in 14 games with nine starts…One of six shots were on goal...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

Prior to Temple: Captain of Fatima’s Intercol Team…Led program to the North Zone Intercol Title and National Intercol Final…Fatima College’s Senior Sportsman of the Year…Captain on Trinidad and Tobago’s National U-17 for CONCAF and CFU Qualifiers…Member of the U-14 team that won the national title.

Personal: Major is civil engineering… Plays the musical instrument steelpan.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 13-11 0 1 1 1 2015 17-17 0 1 1 1 2014 14-9 0 0 0 1 Totals 44-37 0 2 2 3

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 16 • OwlSports.com

Mark GRASELA r-senior goalkeeper 6-0, 175 Philadelphia,Pa./La Salle College

2016: Appeared and started in all 18 games…Had 16 shots for the season and logged an impressive 1573 minutes of play…Helped lead a back- line that allowed only three goals at home in an unbeaten home slate… Named to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll for the 22 week of Sept. 12…Helped the Owls to their fourth consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2015: Appeared in 12 games, making three starts Registered three shots on the season with two in the Owls’ game against SMU on Oct. 31…Key defender in a back line that allowed only eight goals at home...Helped the program to its third consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2014: Appeared in 15 games with 12 starts…Assisted on goal in a win over Cincinnati (9/27).

2013: Redshirted the season.

High School: Attended La Salle College High School…As a senior, was named First Team All-Catholic...Team captain and MVP, Southeastern Pennsylvania Co-Player of the Year, Times Herald First Team All-Area...Team went 21-3-1 and made it to the state quarterfinals...As a junior and varsity starter, was named to the Times Herald Honorable Mention All-Area Team... Also started on varsity as a sophomore, helping the team achieve an overall record of 15-2-2... Helped lead the PSC Coppa '93 squad to two EPYSA state championships at the U15 and U16 level and a Region 1 championship at U16...Was also a member of the Montgomery United.

Personal: Parents Wayne and Katherine Grasela…Majoring in accounting...Has been featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer and also on WIP…His brother, Wayne, played soccer for La Salle CAREER STATS University. Year GP-GS G A Points SOG 2016 18-18 0 0 0 6 2015 12-3 0 0 0 1 2014 15-12 0 1 1 0 2013 REDSHIRT Totals 45-33 0 1 1 7

• 17 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

Tim RUDY senior midfielder 5-6 Lehighton, Pa. / Leighton Area

2016: Appeared in four games…Helped the Owls to their fourth consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2015: Did not see game action…Helped the program to its third consec- 24 utive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2014: Did not appear in a game.

High School: Three-year letterman at Ridley…Named Second Team All-Delco and All-Cen- tral League his senior season…Honorable Mention All-Delco and All-Central League in junior year…Member of the Italian Club and National Honors Society.

Personal: Majoring in business at Temple… Father, Joseph, played soccer at La Salle…Mother, Barbarann, participated in swimming at La Salle.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 4-0 0 0 0 0

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 18 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

Divin FULA LUZOLO senior midfielder 5-7 Le Mans, France / Hawaii Pacfiic 2015 At Hawaii Pacific: Started in 16 of the 17 matches he played in...recorded three goals with two assists for eight points...took 26 shots(.115) with 10 on goal(.385)...took and converted on one penalty kick...played 1154 minutes

Jamie PICK junior defender 6-0, 165 Forres,, Scotland / Coastal Bend Community College Prior to Temple: Attended Coastal Bend College from 2015-17…Helped team to conference tournament finals both seasons, tallying three assists his first season and five assists his second season.

3 Personal: Majoring in liberal arts at Temple.

Hermann DOERNER junior midfielder 5-6, 147 Bad Nauheim, Germany / St. Lioba Schule 2016: Appeared in seven games with five game starts…Scored the first goal for the program at the brand new Temple Sports CAREER STATS Complex in the Owls’ home opener against Manhattan College Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 7-5 1 0 2 2 (8/26)…Missed remainder of season due to a leg injury…Helped 2015 19-18 1 1 4 11 the Owls to their fourth consecutive NSCAA Team Academic TOTALS 26-23 2 1 6 13 Award.

2015: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts as a freshman…Logged one goal and two assists for four total points on the season…Named to the Philadelphia Soccer Six All-Rookie Team…Earned a spot on the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll for the week of Sept. 7...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

Prior to Temple: U18 German National Team Member…Named captain of the Eintracht Frankfurt U19 team…Played matches against Serbia, Israel, Moldovia, and France while with the German National Team.

Personal: Parents are Bettina Konrad Doerner… Major is undeclared.

Nick PATEL junior midfielder/forward 5-7, 140 Cinnaminson, N.J. / Cinnaminson 2016: Did not see game action…Helped the Owls to their fourth consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2015: Did not see game action...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

8 High School: Helped his team to its first NJSIAA State Championship game in over 20 years as a senior...Knocked in the game-winning goal at the 2014 South Jersey Sectional Championships to move the team to the championship game...2013 Liberty Division Champions with Cinnaminson High School...Team was South Jersey Sectional finalists during his sophomore year.

Personal: Parents are Bhavesh and Amita Patel... Majoring in biology/pre-med.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 19 • OwlSports.com

Belal MOHAMED junior midfielder 5-10, 140 Allentown, Pa. / Parkland 2016: Appeared in 17 games, starting in eight of them…Registered one assist during a game against Delaware (10/18)… Posted a season-high 90 CAREER STATS minutes of play at Villanova (10/4)… Helped the Owls to their fourth consec- Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG utive NSCAA Team Academic Award. 2016 17-8 0 1 1 9 2015 19-14 3 6 12 10 Totals 36-22 3 7 13 19 2015: Played in all 19 games, making 14 starts, as a freshman… Ranked second on the team overall with 12 points… Logged three goals and six assists… Scored his first career goal in the Owls’ 4-1 victory over La Salle on Sept. 23… Best performance came in the Owls’ match against Cincinnati on Oct. 24 where he posted three points with one goal and one assist… Named to the American Athletic Conference All-Rookie Team… Philadelphia Soccer Six William Wilkinson Freshman of the Year… Philadelphia Soccer Six Co-Leader in assists… Named to the Philadelphia Soccer Six All-Rookie Team… Earned American Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week honors for the week of Oct. 12… Philadelphia Soccer Six Co-Rookie of the Week for the week of Oct. 12… Placed on the American Athletic Conference weekly honor roll for the week of Sept. 28.

High School: Selected to the LVIAC All Star team and first team all conference as a senior… Selected to play in the Lions All-Star Soccer Classic... Led team to win the LVC and District 11 titles… Posted nine goals and 18 assists in his senior year, ranking second in the state… Played with the Philadelphia Union Academy during his sophomore year… Played club with Lehigh Valley United ’95 for nine years… Saw seven state cup titles, three regional titles, and a second place finish at nationals in 2014 with LVU ’95.

Personal: Parents are Magdy and Nahed Mohamed… Majoring in mechanical engineering.

Jordan WIX RAUCH junior midfielder/forward 6-1, 165 Hummelstown, Pa. / Hershey 2016: Appeared in seven games, starting in one…Posted one goal and one assist in his sophomore season… Named to the American Athletic Confer- CAREER STATS ence Honor Roll during week nine (10/24)…Helped the Owls to their fourth Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 13-0 1 1 3 2 consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award. 23 2015 12-0 1 2 4 3 Totals 25-0 1 3 7 5 2015: Played in 12 games as a freshman…Scored his first career goal in the Owls’ season opener at Northeastern where he found the net to tie the game 1-1…Collected one goal and two assists in his debut season…Named to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll for the week of Sept. 14...Named to Temple's Director's honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Four-year letter winner at Hershey High School…Named Hershey Offensive Player of the Year in his freshman and sophomore years…Posted 19 goals and 11 assists as a junior, earning him Mid Penn Conference First Team All Star honors…Posted 23 goals and 23 assists in a winning 20-2 season as a senior…Earned Keystone Division First Team, Co-Player of the Year, Mid Penn Conference Player of the Year, and team titles in the Keystone Division and Mid Penn Conference…Named to the NSCAA All-State and All-East Region teams.

Robin GOETZ junior goalkeeper 6-0, 190 Augsburg, Germany / FC Augsburg 2016: Saw action in two games…Helped the Owls to their fourth consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Award.

2015: Did not see game action...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. 28 Prior to Temple: Played for FC Augsburg from U15 to U19…Helped team to wins at the Inverness Football Festival in Scotland and the Raiffeisenbank Ravensburg Cup.

Personal: Parents are Robert and Sandra Göetz…Majoring in international business.

• 20 • OwlSports.com

Marko UROSEVIC junior goalkeeper 6-0, 155 Queens, N.Y. / Christ the King 2016: Did not see game action.

2015: Did not see game action. 30 Prior to Temple: Played for TSF Academy, earning a number of international play opportunities in Brazil and Spain…Earned a New Jer- sey State Cup, Dallas Cup semifinal appearance and a National Premier League final with TSF…Helped TSF to a No. 1 ranking in 2013.

michael SAMNIK sophomore goalkeeper 6-5, 230 Atlanta, Ga. / Centennial High School: Captain, MVP, and earned All Region Second Team honors his senior year at Centennial High School…First freshman on varsity in school history…Three-time letterman.

1 Personal: Majoring in health professions at Temple.

Zach BROWN sophomore midfielder 6-3, 156 West Orange, N.J. / West Or- 2016: Appeared in 11 games…Was named Soccer Six Rookie of the Week CAREER STATS (10/10). Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 11-2 0 0 0 1 High School: As a senior, helped his team to a 21-2 record and to a con- Totals 11-2 0 0 0 1 6 ference title and Group 4 State-Sectional appearance…Posted nine goals and 14 assists on the season…Named First Team All-State, Regional, County, and Conference as a senior…Named First Team All-Confer- ence as a junior…All-Conference Honorable Mention as a starting sophomore…Team became Group 4 State Champions as a sophomore with a 15-7 record.

Personal: Parents are Kirk and Shelley Brown… Majoring in engineering.

Thibault CANDIA sophomore forward 5-9, 145 Nantes, France Prior to Temple: Produced 11 goals and 10 assists with League 1 French Club Angers SCO…Played three years with League 1 French Club Stade Rennais tallying a total of 45 goals and 27 assists in those three years.

10 Personal: Is majoring in communications at Temple.

Lukas FERNANDEZ sophomore forward 5-10, 165 Rochester, N.Y. / Churchvile-Chili 2016: Played in nine games…Finished his rookie season with a season-high CAREER STATS total of 63 minutes of play against Delaware (10/18). Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 9-1 0 0 0 2 High School: Named Team MVP as a senior after logging 12 goals and eight Totals 9-1 0 0 0 2 11 assists in a 11-7 season...First Team All-Greater Rochester and All-County… Third Team All-State as a Senior…Logged nine goals and seven assists as a junior to earn First Team All-County and Second Team All-Greater Rochester…Named Team MVP as a sophomore after recording 18 goals and 12 assists…First Team All-Greater Rochester and All-County as a sophomore…Third Team All-State as a sophomore…Scored four goals and added three assists as a freshman…Member of the honor roll.

Personal: Parents are Cris and Lou Fernandes…majoring in kinesiology.

• 21 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

Ezer BROWNE sophomore midfielder 5-10, 150 Piscataway, N.J. / Rutgers Prep Prior to Temple: Played for one year at James Madison University...Four-year letterwinner at Rutgers Preparatory School in Somerset, N.J...Team captain and MVP as a senior after scoring nine goals and adding five assists...Also named all-area honorable mention and to the Prep B Second Team...Was an all-conference second team selection as a junior (five goals, four assists)...Scored nine goals with two assists as a sophomore and six goals with two assists as a freshman...Earned the Coaches Award as a sophomore and was a 20 varsity starter as a freshman...Has played for the St. Kitts and Nevis Men's U15-U20 National Soccer Team since August, 2013...Played in Olympic and World Cup qualifying matches in the Cayman Islands, Dominican Republic and Costa Rica...Has two caps with the U20 team and three with the U15 team.

Personal: Plans to major in architecture at Temple...Works as a music producer/hip-hop beat production...Brother, Andrae was a member of the UNC boxing teamm...Sister, Phoenetia, played professional soccer at UMF Sindri (Iceland) and Division I soccer at the University of Texas and Columbia University...Sister, Angelena, is on the St. Kitts and Nevis U17 National Team for soccer. Connor STEVENSON sophomore midfielder 5-10, 160 Eagleville, Pa. / Methacton 2016: Did not see game action.

High School: Three-year varsity starter at Methacton High School…Ended his career as the all-time assists leader with 26 and ranks second all-time in points with 64…Two-year team captain in his junior and senior seasons…Named Team MVP as a senior after logging 25 12 goals and 16 assists…Named First-Team PAC 10 and All-Area as a senior…Named Second-Team PAC 10 and All-Area Honorable Men- tion as a junior…Member of the distinguished honor roll…Named to the PAC 10 All-Academic team as a senior…Member of the National Honors Society.

Personal: Parents are Teresa Straffin and David Stevenson…Majoring in civil engineering…Uncle, James Adams, wrestled at Temple from 1969-1972. Nick SARVER sophomore midfielder 5-10, 175 York, Pa. / West York 2016: Appeared in 12 games, starting in seven…Posted a season-high 94 CAREER STATS minutes of play in a game against Columbia (10/11). Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG 2016 12-7 0 0 0 1 27 High School: Played with the PA Classics Academy team U-15 to U-18… Totals 12-7 0 0 0 1 Team finished the regular season ranked #6 in the nation during his sophomore year…Started in every match as a junior and senior...Named team captain as a senior…Four-year member of the distinguished honor roll.

Personal: Parents are Leonard and Michele Sarver…Majoring in finance…Volunteer coach for the U6 Pa Classics team. Albert MORENO sophomore midfielder 5-10, 175 Solsona, Spain 2016: Appeared and started in 17 games as a freshman…Registered two as- CAREER STATS sists for the season in games against Fairfield (9/17) and Delaware (10/18)… Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points SOG Logged 1315 minutes of play…Named to the American Athletic Conference 2016 17-17 0 2 2 7 31 All-Rookie Team. Totals 17-17 0 2 2 7

Prior to Temple: Played as an academy member of FC Barcelona, RCD Espanyol and CE Sabadell.

Personal: Parents are Joan and Encarnacion Merino…Majoring in adult and organizational development.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 22 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

Chris BRIGNALL sophomore forward/midfielder 6-4, 180 York, Pa. / Dallastown 2016: Did not see game action.

High School: Played with the PA Classics Academy team and helped them reach the USSDA National Playoffs in 2015…Team captain 32 of the PA Classics U-15 Pre-Academy Team in 2013-14…Senior Class President at Dallastown…Four-year member of the distinguished honor roll.

Personal: Parents are Kenneth (McDaniel College football and baseball) and Jeanne Brignall… Majoring in engineering…Became a certified SolidWorks mechanical design associate in 2016.

Kevin BERNSTEN freshman defender 5-10, 150 Warrington, Pa. / Central Bucks South High School: Three-year varsity starter…As a senior captain, he received the Unsung Hero Award and was also named to the Suburban One All-League First Team and All-Intelligence Second Team…Scored one goal while tallying four assists…Named Suburban One All- League Third Team his junior year.

2 Personal: Majoring in business management at Temple.

Darri SIGTHORSSON freshman defender 6-3, 170 Reykjavik, Iceland / Commerical College of Iceland Prior to Temple: Attended Commercial College of Iceland in Reykjavik, Iceland…Played 15 games for the U17 and U19 Icelandic youth national soccer teams, captaining more than half of the games.

5 Personal: Majoring in business.

Alan CAMACHO SOTO freshman forward 5-9 165 Burnaby, British Colombia / Burnaby Central Secondary School Prior to Temple: Played for the Whitecaps FC residency U18, scoring 16 regular-season goals in 15 starts and 28 appearances…In 2016, led the Development Academy, scoring 29 regular-season goals in 23 starts and 31 appearances as well as three postseason goals for the Whitecaps FC Residency U16...Participated in the men’s U18 series in El Salvador, scoring two goals in two matches…MVP and 9 Provincial Finalist for Mountain United FC in 2015…MVP and Metro Soccer Provincial Champion for Burnaby Selects in 2014.

Personal: Majoring in sociology at Temple.

Justin HAHN freshman forward 6-0, 165 Besthesda, Md. / Walter Johnson High School: Helped lead Walter Johnson High School to a state championship with a team-leading 17 goals and 11 assists his senior year…First team all-state and all-region…Leading scorer his junior year with 10 goals and five assists…Three-time scholar athlete award winner.

12 Personal: Majoring in sport management at Temple.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 23 • OwlSports.com

Khedive MCINTOSH freshman midfield 5-6 Lawrenceville, N.J. / The Lawrenceville School, Syracuse Prior to Temple: Spent his freshman year of college playing right back at Syracuse University, helping the team to a 12-4-4 record and to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals...Earned a total of 11 varsity letters at The Lawrenceville School, four in soccer, four in track and three in basketball…Team captain for soccer as a senior...Made varsity as a freshman…Also played for MatchFit Academy.

21 Personal: Majoring in information technology.

Max POCHOBRADSKY freshman defender 6-0/ 200 Lititz, Ohio / Seven Hills Prior to Temple: Played two years with Marbella United FC…Attended Seven Hills High School in Cincinnati...Accumulated 14 goals and 15 assists in 2014…Named to NSCAA All-American Team…Ohio Division III Player of the Year…Southwest District Player of the Year… Miami Valley Conference Player of the Year…Ohio Division III 2nd team…Three-time Miami Valley Conference First Team…Two-time Southwest Ohio First Team selection…Southwest Ohio Honorable Mention Tallied 14 goals and six assists in 2013. 26 Personal: Majoring in physics at Temple.

Adrian MARMOL freshman forward 6-0 / 161 San Diego, Calif. / Point Loma High School: Top goal-scorer his senior year for Point Lama High School, while also being named Offensive Player of the Year and First Team All-Western League, tallying nine goals and three assists...Second Team All-Western League, CIF Div II champion, and led team in assists his junior year, tallying five goals and eight assists…Three-time letterman.

29 Personal: Majoring in business management at Temple.

• 24 • 2016 SEASON REVIEW 2017 Temple Men's Soccer 2016 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

Coach MacWilliams welcomed three new supporting staff members. James

Gledhill and Joe Barber were welcomed as Associate Head Coach and

Assistant Coach, respectively. Former Owl Jake Lister joined the staff

as a Graduate Assistant and Director of Operations.

• The Owls posted their second consecutive 10-win season and seventh overall for

MacWilliams.

• Went unbeaten in the inaugural season at the Temple Sports Complex with a home record of 8-0-2 that saw only three goals from the opposition.

• Overall, the team posted 23 goals and 20 assists for 66 total points.

• The teams largest margin of victory came in a 4-0 defeat of Fairfield at home. Senior Jorge Gomez Sanchez contributed on every scoring play, adding a second career hat trick to

his resume.

• Earned wins over SMU and UCF for the first time in program history, topping SMU 1-0 on the road and UCF 1-0 in overtime in the final home game of the season.

• The Owls’ two first-team all-conference selections were the first for the program since entry into the American Athletic Conference in 2013.

• Temple opened its season going 4-0 at home including a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh, a team they had not met since 1979.

• The Owls ranked as high as No. 2 in the NSCAA East Regional Poll following their 4-0 start and received votes in the National Top 25 Poll.

• For the first time since October of 1989, Temple was able to defeat Penn State on the road, snapping a four-game losing streak in State College.

• Gomez Sanchez tallied 14 goals and 3 assists to match his 2015 mark of 31 total points for the season. He now ranks in a tie for fifth all-time in career goals and fifth in single-season goals.

• Gomez Sanchez’s 62 career points places him ninth in the all-time rankings.

• Alex Cagle finished the season with a 0.82 goals-against average, 52 saves and 8 shutouts. His GAA ranks third alltime behind Dan Scheck (0.67 in 2013) and Patrick Hannigan

(0.68 in 2003).

• Cagle also sits in a tie for third all-time in career goalkeeping wins with 20. His current career GAA of 0.66 would take over the program record if maintained through his final season in 2017.

• The Owls are graduating seven seniors who have collectively contributed to 32 wins and three 10-win seasons over the past four years.

• Matt Mahoney concluded his career playing in every game of the past four years. Similarly, Stefan Mueller wrapped up his four years starting in all 68 matches.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 26 • OwlSports.com 2016 STATISTICS

2016 Temple Men's Soccer TEMPLE Combined Team Statistics (FINAL) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 10-6-2 8-0-2 2-6 0-0 CONFERENCE 2-3-2 1-0-2 1-3 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 8-3 7-0 1-3 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att. ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att Aug 26 MANHATTAN W 3-0 878 9 GOMEZ SANCHEZ, 18 14 3 31 101 . 1 3 43 . 4 2 7 2 - 4 Aug 28 SJU W 2-0 1047 15 JOKINEN,Joonas 14 3 6 12 37 . 0 8 13 . 3 5 1 0 - 0 Sep 02 PITT W 2-1 500 18 MAHONEY,Matt 18 1 2 4 28 . 0 3 12 . 4 2 1 0 - 0 Sep 04 NORTHEASTERN W 3-0 625 5 MOROS GRACIA,C 18 1 1 3 19 . 0 5 6 . 3 1 0 0 - 0 Sep 10 at Rider University L 0-2 1002 10 MCGEE,George 11 1 1 3 12 . 0 8 5 . 4 1 0 0 - 0 9/13/16 at Drexel L o t 2-3 1283 12 KLETT,Kevin 16 1 1 3 9 . 1 1 2 . 2 2 0 0 - 0 Sep 17 FAIRFIELD W 4-0 514 23 WIX RAUCH,Jorda 13 1 1 3 5 . 2 0 2 . 4 0 0 0 - 0 * Sep 24 at UConn L 0-1 4159 7 DOERNER,Herman 7 1 0 2 6 . 1 6 2 . 3 3 1 0 - 0 Sep 27 at Penn State W 1-0 558 31 MORENO,Albert 17 0 2 2 14 . 0 0 7 . 5 0 0 0 - 0 * Oct.1 MEMPHIS T o 2 0-0 357 14 MOHAMED,Belal 17 0 1 1 9 . 0 0 5 . 5 5 0 0 - 0 Oct 04 VILLANOVA W 1-0 451 26 MUELLER,Stefan 18 0 1 1 8 . 0 0 1 . 1 2 0 0 - 0 * Oct 08 at SMU W 1-0 631 16 CREED,Brendon 13 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 1 1.00 0 0 - 0 Oct 11 at Columbia L o t 0-1 95 22 GRASELA,Mark 18 0 0 0 16 . 0 0 6 . 3 7 0 0 - 0 * Oct 15 at Cincinnati L 0-4 692 11 FERNANDES,Luka 9 0 0 0 11 . 0 0 2 . 1 8 0 0 - 0 Oct 18 DELAWARE W 2-1 467 17 BABIN,Trevor 12 0 0 0 8 . 0 0 3 . 3 7 0 0 - 0 * Oct 22 TULSA T o 2 1-1 522 13 SULLIVAN, Matt 17 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 2 . 5 0 0 0 - 0 * 10/29/201 UCF Wot 1-0 567 27 SARVER,Nick 12 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 - 0 * 11/05/16 at USF L 0-1 1361 19 TREPANIER,Matt 3 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 - 0 6 BROWN,Zach 11 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 - 0 TEAM STATISTICS TEM OPP 21 FAYED,Tarek 4 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 0 SHOT STATISTICS 4 WHITE,Dan 13 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 0 Goals-Shot attempts 23-297 15-151 24 RUDY,Tim 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 0 Goals scored per game 1.28 0.83 3 GILES TUCKER, Ta 3 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 0 Shot pct. . 0 7 7 . 0 9 9 Total 18 23 20 66 297 . 0 7 116 . 3 9 10 2 - 4 Shots on goal-Attempts 116-297 67-151 Opponents 18 15 11 41 151 . 0 9 67 . 4 4 6 1 - 1 SOG pct. . 3 9 1 . 4 4 4 S h o t s / G a m e 16.5 8.4 ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho CORNER KICKS 101 63 28 GOETZ,Robin 2 20:31 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0-0-0 0/1 PENALTY KICKS 2-4 1-1 0 CAGLE,Alex 18 1653:27 15 0.82 52 . 7 7 6 10-6-2 8/1 PENALTIES Total 18 1673:58 15 0.81 52 . 7 7 6 10-6-2 9 Yellow cards 18 17 Opponents 18 1673:58 23 1.24 93 . 8 0 2 6-6-2 6 Red cards 1 0 ATTENDANCE Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total T o t a l 5928 9781 TEMPLE 11 11 1 0 23 Dates/Avg Per Date 10/593 8/1223 Opponents 4 9 2 0 15 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total TEMPLE 134 152 7 4 297 Opponents 56 84 5 6 151

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total TEMPLE 23 25 1 3 52 Opponents 39 51 1 2 93

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total TEMPLE 39 60 2 0 101 Opponents 26 37 0 0 63

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total TEMPLE 98 88 6 2 194 Opponents 94 120 8 1 223

• 27 • RECORDS & HONORS 2017 Temple Men's Soccer YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Year W L T Pct. GF GA Coach Year W L T Pct. GF GA Coach 1926 2 1 0 .667 10 5 James Neely 1973 8 2 5 .700 29 20 Walter Bahr 1927 3 0 2 .800 21 2 James Neely 1974 10 3 1 .750 31 15 John Boles 1928 5 1 1 .786 27 10 James Neely 1975 11 2 0 .846 40 13 John Boles 1929 4 1 0 .800 15 5 James Neely 1976 13 1 0 .929 47 11 John Boles 1930 1 0 4 .600 11 9 Pete Leaness 1977 11 5 0 .688 41 27 John Boles 1931 2 4 0 .333 9 16 Pete Leaness 1978 14 1 2 .882 36 10 John Boles 1932 5 1 0 .833 22 9 Pete Leaness 1979 10 4 3 .676 30 12 John Boles 1933 2 4 2 .375 12 22 Pete Leaness 1980 12 4 1 .735 27 12 John Boles 1934 4 3 0 .571 15 14 Pete Leaness 1981 8 7 1 .531 32 29 John Boles 1935 4 4 1 .500 18 15 Pete Leaness 1982 7 8 1 .469 32 31 John Boles 1936 2 4 2 .375 7 17 Pete Leaness 1983 14 2 0 .875 44 14 John Boles 1937 0 5 2 .143 5 13 Pete Leaness 1984 7 8 0 .467 31 29 John Boles 1938 3 2 2 .571 17 15 Pete Leaness 1985 14 1 2 .882 43 16 John Boles 1939 5 2 1 .688 16 4 Pete Leaness 1986 11 4 2 .706 34 15 John Boles 1940 8 1 0 .889 37 8 Pete Leaness 1987 10 8 1 .553 35 20 John Boles 1941 5 0 3 .813 29 2 Pete Leaness 1988 9 7 2 .556 28 26 John Boles 1942 5 1 2 .750 29 8 Pete Leaness 1989 9 6 1 .594 26 20 John Boles 1943 3 2 0 .600 11 10 Pete Leaness 1990 13 6 0 .684 37 24 John Boles 1944 4 2 0 .667 13 11 Pete Leaness 1991 8 6 2 .563 30 18 John Boles 1945 4 1 0 .800 8 4 Pete Leaness 1992 6 8 2 .441 27 27 John Boles 1946 6 0 1 .929 31 7 Pete Leaness 1993 10 5 3 .639 41 34 John Boles 1947 8 1 1 .850 40 12 Pete Leaness 1994 3 14 0 .265 23 56 John Boles 1948 7 1 0 .875 32 5 Pete Leaness 1995 5 9 2 .375 27 36 Hugh McInaw 1949 9 1 0 .900 28 8 Pete Leaness 1996 3 14 2 .211 25 52 Hugh McInaw 1950 6 0 1 .929 28 9 Pete Leaness 1997 10 7 2 .579 33 32 Hugh McInaw 1951 8 0 1 .944 36 7 Pete Leaness 1998 5 12 1 .306 19 42 Hugh McInaw 1952 7 2 0 .777 44 12 Pete Leaness 1999 7 10 1 .400 24 30 Hugh McInaw 1953 9 0 0 1.000 60 8 Pete Leaness 2000 5 11 0 .313 35 19 D. MacWilliams 1954 8 1 1 .850 35 11 Pete Leaness 2001 4 13 1 .222 18 40 D. MacWilliams 1955 4 3 2 .555 12 16 Pete Leaness 2002 6 13 1 .325 16 37 D. MacWilliams 1956 6 3 1 .660 22 20 Pete Leaness 2003 13 6 3 .659 30 18 D. MacWilliams 1957 2 7 1 .300 14 35 Pete Leaness 2004 12 8 2 .591 30 21 D. MacWilliams 1958 8 4 0 .667 41 35 Pete Leaness 2005 6 10 2 .389 16 32 D. MacWilliams 1959 9 1 1 .909 53 9 Pete Leaness 2006 2 14 1 .147 12 31 D. MacWilliams 1960 7 3 0 .700 41 15 Pete Leaness 2007 5 11 2 .333 15 24 D. MacWilliams 1961 7 2 2 .727 25 6 Pete Leaness 2008 10 5 4 .526 31 19 D. MacWilliams 1962 11 3 0 .786 45 13 Pete Leaness 2009 9 7 2 .556 19 21 D. MacWilliams 1963 10 2 1 .808 42 21 Pete Leaness 2010 8 9 2 .474 23 19 D. MacWilliams 1964 9 2 0 .818 58 18 Pete Leaness 2011 9 10 0 .473 23 27 D. MacWilliams 1965 12 2 0 .857 58 16 Pete Leaness 2012 10 6 3 .605 30 20 D. MacWilliams 1966 13 2 1 .844 67 17 Pete Leaness 2013 10 4 4 .667 22 13 D. MacWilliams 1967 10 2 2 .786 53 16 Pete Leaness 2014 2 14 2 .167 13 37 D. MacWilliams 1968 8 5 1 .607 25 19 Pete Leaness 2015 10 7 2 .579 31 23 D. MacWilliams 1969 5 7 1 .423 18 29 Pete Leaness 2016 10 8 2 .550 23 15 D. MacWilliams 1970 4 7 1 .375 14 19 Pete Leaness TOTAL 645 424 114 .593 2513 1675 1971 6 5 2 .538 21 26 Walter Bahr 1972 6 5 3 .536 23 27 Walter Bahr

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 29 • OwlSports.com ALL-TIME CONFERENCE HONORS

AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR Chris Cotton, F...... 2nd HONORS 1990 Itzhak Assor, F...... 1st 1988 John Boles COACHING STAFF OF THE YEAR ALL-CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-ROOKIE 2013 David MacWilliams, Brian Clarhaut, 2004 Tony Donatelli Evan Prybutok, Wendell Beres 2012 Jared Martinelli, M Patrick Hannigan 2010 Vaughn Spurrier, F Chris Shelton ALL-CONFERENCE 2008 Tyler Witmer, F 2003 Tony Donatelli 2007 Brian Henderson, M Matt Moran 2015 Jorge Gomez Sanchez...... 2nd 2005 James Suevo, D Nate Webb Carlos Moros Gracia...... 2nd 2004 Stephen Bristow, F 1993 Chris Cotton 2014 Jared Martinelli...... 2nd 2003 Ryan Heins, M 1990 Itzhak Assor Robert Sagel...... 2nd Matt Maher, F Bret Perkins Dan Scheck...... 2nd 2002 Tony Donatelli, D 1989 Bret Perkins 2013 Jared Martinelli...... 2nd 2000 Andrew McManamin, D Scott Rieber Robert Sagel...... 2nd 1988 Itzhak Assor ALL-CONFERENCE Bret Perkins ALL-ROOKIE 1987 Kevin Hunt 2012 Cody Calafiore...... 2nd 2015 Belal Mohamed, M 2011 Tyler Witmer...... HM ALL-ACADEMIC 2014 Felipe Liborio, M 2010 Cody Calafiore...... 1st 2013 Robert Sagel, D Tyler Witmer...... HM 2012 Vaughn Spurrier 2009 J.T. Noone...... 1st 2009 J.T. Noone MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2008 J.T. Noone...... 1st 2008 Matt Chevollier James Suevo...... 2nd J.T. Noone 2013 Vaughn Spurrier Tyler Witmer...... 2nd 2007 J.T. Noone 2007 Mackenson Altidor...... HM 2004 Nick Ebersole SCHOLAR-ATHLETE SPORTS 2006 Ryan Heins, M...... 2nd Steven Wacker EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNERS 2005 Joe Brocker, D...... 1st Andy Watto Tony Donatelli, M...... 1st 2003 Patrick Hannigan 2016 Joonas Jokinen Tony Pratico, GK...... HM Steven Wacker 2015 Alex Cagle 2004 Joe Brocker, D...... 1st Andy Watto Patrick Hannigan, GK...... 1st 1997 Ken Clark ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE Steven Wacker, M...... 1st 1996 Tim Keddie HONORS Tony Donatelli, M...... 2nd Shawn Vogel 2003 Patrick Hannigan, GK...... 1st PLAYER OF THE YEAR Joe Brocker, D...... 2nd Tony Donatelli, M...... 2nd 2008 J.T. Noone (M)...... 2nd 1993 Andrew Craig Nate Webb, F...... 2nd 1986 Hausner, Steffen (M)...... 3rd 2001 Steven Wacker, F...... 2nd 1985 Gbinije, Franklin (M)...... 3rd DEFENSIVE 1997 Ray DeStephanis, F...... 2nd 1980 Kraft, Jeff (GK)...... 2nd PLAYER OF THE YEAR Michael Skahan, D...... 2nd 1979 Kraft, Jeff (GK)...... HM 1996 Ray DeStephanis, F...... 2nd 1978 Lesyw, George (M)...... 1st 2004 Patrick Hannigan 1995 Ray DeStephanis, F...... 2nd 2008 J.T. Noone (M)...... 2nd 2003 Patrick Hannigan 1994 Kevin McNally, M...... HM 1986 Hausner, Steffen (M)...... 3rd 1993 Chris Cotton, F...... 1st 1985 Gbinije, Franklin (M)...... 3rd ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Andrew Craig, M/D...... 2nd 1980 Kraft, Jeff (GK)...... 2nd 1992 Chris Cotton, F...... 1st 1979 Kraft, Jeff (GK)...... HM 2012 Jared Martinelli Andrew Craig, M/D...... 2nd 1978 Lesyw, George (M)...... 1st 1990 Chris Cotton Ashley Eure, F/M...... 2nd 1977 Sautter, Bill...... 2nd 1991 Itzhak Assor, F...... 1st 1976 Sautter, Bill...... 2nd

• 30 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer NATIONAL HONORS / OWLS IN THE PROS

NSCAA ALL-AMERICANS 1975 Diker, Enver (D)...... HM Psomiades, (M)...... HM 1949 Barlow, (F)...... 2nd Sautter, Bill (F)...... HM 1959 Charlton, William (F)...... HM Simpson, (D)...... 2nd 1969 Leight, Howard (M)...... HM Chyzowych, Walter (F)...... 1st 1948 Eughes, J. (D)...... HM 1968 Peffle, Bob (D)...... 1st Gallo, James (M)...... 1st Hughes, John (F)...... 2nd 2016 Moros Garcia, Carlos...... 2nd 1958 Charleton, William (F)...... HM Lambert, Tom (M)...... 1st 1967 Meehl, Louis (M)...... 1st 1955 Fanucef, (F)...... HM 1947 Hughes, John (F)...... 1st Peffle, Bob (D)...... HM Simpson, Robert (M)...... 1st Lambert, Tom (M)...... 1st 1966 Boles, John (M)...... 1st 1954 Dunn, Jack (F)...... 1st 1946 Barlow, Fred (D)...... 1st Meehl, Louis (M)...... HM Didrickson, (M)...... 2nd Doth, (F)...... HM 1965 Boles, John (M)...... HM Oliver, Leonard (D)...... 1st Laverson, Al (M)...... 1st Meehl, Louis (M)...... HM 1953 Dunn, Jack (F)...... 2nd McLaughlin, Ben (F)...... 1st 1964 Boles, John (M)...... HM Oliver, Leonard (M)...... 1st 1945 Barlow, Fred (D)...... 1st Kopycienski, Daniel (F)...... HM 1952 Dunn, Jack (F)...... 1st Jackson, (K)...... 2nd Krouse, Francis (M)...... HM 1951 Dunn, Jack (F)...... HM 1944 Bahr, Walter (M)...... 1st 1963 Brownholz, Francis (M) ...... 2nd Mange, (D)...... 2nd Hritz, (F)...... 2nd 1962 Kopycienski, Daniel (F)...... HM Oliver, Leonard (M)...... 2nd Lambert, Tom (D)...... 2nd Subtelny, Orest (M)...... HM 1950 Menge, (D)...... HM 1942 Lorenc, Pete (F)...... 1st 1960 Charlton, William (F)...... 1st Simpson, (D)...... HM Weber, (M)...... HM

ALL-EAST REGION PRO OWLS 2016 Gomez Sanchez, Jorge 1st During head coach David MacWilliams’ tenure at Temple, seven players have moved on to profes- Moros Garcia, Carlos 2nd sional careers. 2015 Gomez Sanchez, Carlos 2nd Moros Garcia, Carlos 3rd

OWLS IN THE OLYMPICS A total of five Temple soccer players have represented the United States in the Olympics.

1964 Tokyo...... Len Oliver 1952 Helsinki...... Jack Dunn 1948 London...... Walt Bahr ...... Ben McLaughlin 1936 Berlin...... George Nemchick

OWLS IN THE NSCAA Tony Donatelli Patrick Hannigan Ryan Heins Matt Maher HALL OF FAME Dr. William “Pete” Leaness, who compiled 245 wins from 1930 to 1970, was inducted into NSCAA Hall of Fame on January 14, 2005. Temple’s first soccer All-American in 1929, he won national championships in 1951 and 1953, earning three invitations to the NCAA playoffs (1966-68). He joins former coach and 1944 All-American Walt Bahr and 1959 All-American Walt Chyzowych in the Hall of Fame. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 2009 J.T. Noone...... 2nd 2008 J.T. Noone...... 2nd 2004 Steven Wacker...... 2nd Matt Mahoney J.T. Noone Steven Wacker 1998 Ken Clark...... 3rd

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 31 • OwlSports.com CAREER RECORDS CAREER SCORING CAREER GOALKEEPING GOALS SAVES PLAYER (YEARS)...... GLS PLAYER (YEARS)...... SAVES 1. Charlie Duccilli (1965-67)...... 66 1. Jeff Kraft (1977-80)...... 534 2. Chris Cotton (1990-93)...... 31 2. Pat Kivlin (1989-92)...... 353 3. Bill Sautter (1974-77)...... 30 3. Dake Caya (1982-85)...... 339 4. Joe DiSalvo (1972-75)...... 28 4. Ken Clark (1993-97)...... 325 5. Shawn Vogel (1993-96)...... 27 5. Patrick Hannigan (2001-04)...... 278 6. George Lesyw (1975-78)...... 26 6. Tim Keddie (1994-96)...... 232 7. Walter Chyzowych (1958-61)...... 25 7. Steve Wilson (1984-88)...... 214 8. Peter Dicce (1982-85)...... 24 8. Dave Bragg (1974-75)...... 200 Franklin Gbinije (1982-85)...... 24 9. Dan Scheck (2011-14)...... 198 Mickey Campion (1970-73)...... 24 10. Anthony O’Neil (1992-93)...... 177

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE ASSISTS PLAYER (YEAR)...... GAA PLAYER (YEARS)...... AST 1. Jeff Kraft (1977-80)...... 0.85 Charlie Duccilli scored 1. J.T. Noone (2006-09)...... 26 2. Tony Pratico (2004-07)...... 1.01 66 goals from 1965-67. 2. Jared Martinelli (2012-15)...... 22 3. Dan Scheck (2011-14)...... 1.03 3. Peter Dicce (1982-85)...... 20 4. Patrick Hannigan (2001-04)...... 1.24 Scott Rieber (1987-90)...... 20 5. Pat Kivlin (1989-92)...... 1.37 Ray DeStephanis (1995-98)...... 20 6. Bobby Rosato (2011-Present)...... 1.59 Tony Donatelli (2002-05)...... 20 7. Anthony O’Neil (1992-93)...... 1.74 7. Andrew Craig (1990-93)...... 19 8. Drew Moser (1998-00)...... 1.86 8. Jack Dietz (1974-77)...... 18 9. Steve Wilson (1984-88)...... 2.01 Vaugh Spurrier (2010-13)...... 18 10. Ken Clark (1993-97)...... 2.18 10. Franklin Gbinije (1982-85)...... 17 *Alex Cagle (2014-Present)...... 1.14

POINTS WINS PLAYER (YEARS)...... POINTS PLAYER (YEAR)...... W 1. Charlie Duccilli (1965-67)...... 132 1. Pat Kivlin (1990-93)...... 30 2. Chris Cotton (1990-93)...... 75 2. Bret Mollon (2008-10)...... 25 Bill Sautter (1973-76)...... 75 3. Patrick Hannigan (2001-04)...... 20 4. Shawn Vogel (1993-96)...... 70 4. Dan Scheck (2011-14)...... 16 5. Peter Dicce (1982-85)...... 68 5. Steve Wilson (1984-88)...... 15 6. George Lesyw (1975-78)...... 67 6. Dale Caya (1982-85)...... 14 Jeff Kraft’s 534 saves from 1977- 7. Franklin Gbinije (1982-85)...... 65 Bobby Rosato (2011-14)...... 14 80 rank fifth in NCAA history. 8. Tony Donatelli (2002-05)...... 64 8. Jeff Kraft (1978-79)...... 10 9. Joe DiSalvo (1972-75)...... 60 Anthony O’Neil (1992-93)...... 10 Mike Gorni (1976-79)...... 60 Alex Cagle (2014-Present)...... 10 *Jorge Gomez Sanchez (2015-2016t)...... 31

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Points, Season: Most Goals, Game: 50, Walt Chyzowych (1959) 6, John Rennie, vs. Rutgers-Camden (1963) Most Points, Career: Most Goals, Season: 132, Charlie Ducilli (1965-67) 25, Walter Chyzowych (1959) Most Saves, Game: Most Goals, Career: 28, Ken Clark, vs. PSU (1997) 66, Charlie Duccilli (1965-67) Most Saves, Season: Most Assists, Game: 155, Ken Clark (1997) 4, Bill Sautter, vs. Hofstra (1975) Most Saves, Career: Most Assists, Season: 534, Jeff Kraft (1987-90) 13, J.T. Noone (2008) Most Shutouts, Season: Most Assists, Career: 9, Jeff Kraft (1978, 1979, 1980); Patrick 26, J.T. Noone (2006-09) Hannigan (2003), Bret Mollon (2008), Dan Scheck (2013) Most Points, Game: Patrick Hannigan compiled a 12, John Rennie, vs. Rutgers-Camden (1963) Most Shutouts, Career: 30, Jeff Kraft (1977-80) 1.24 GAA from 2001-04. • 32 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer SEASON RECORDS SEASON SCORING SEASON GOALKEEPING GOALS SAVES PLAYER (YEAR)...... GLS PLAYER (YEAR)...... SAVES 1. Walt Chyzowych (1959)...... 25 1. Ken Clark (1997)...... 155 2. Charlie Duccilli (1967)...... 23 2. Jeff Kraft (1979)...... 154 3. Charlie Duccilli (1965)...... 22 3. Anthony O’Neil (1993)...... 149 4. Charlie Duccilli (1966)...... 21 4. Ken Clark (1994)...... 139 5. Jorge Gomez Sanchez (2016)...... 14 5. Pat Kivlin (1992)...... 117 6. Joe DiSalvo (1975)...... 13 6. Patrick Hannigan (2001)...... 111 Ryan Haney (1997)...... 13 7. Dave Bragg (1976)...... 107 Jorge Gomez Sanchez (2015)...... 13 8. Pat Kivlin (1990)...... 106 9. Peter Dicce (1985)...... 12 9. Tim Keddie (1996)...... 101 10. Kevin Kelly (1999)...... 12 10. Dale Caya (1985)...... 100

ASSISTS GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE PLAYER (YEAR)...... AST PLAYER (YEAR)...... GAA 1. J.T. Noone (2008)...... 13 1. Dan Scheck (2013)...... 0.67 2. Vaughn Spurrier (2012)...... 10 2. Patrick Hannigan (2003)...... 0.68 Jared Martinelli (2012)...... 10 3. Bret Mollon (2008)...... 0.88 NSCAA Hall of Famer Walt Chyzowych 3. Tony Donatelli (2004)...... 9 4. Tony Pratico (2005)...... 0.90 scored a program record 25 goals in 1959. 4. Jack Dietz (1975)...... 8 5. Patrick Hannigan (2004)...... 1.00 Greg Beideman (1993)...... 8 6. Fred Costello (1987)...... 1.01 Peter Dicce (1984)...... 8 7. Tony Pratico (2007)...... 1.02 Scott Rieber (1990)...... 8 8. Bret Mollon (2009)...... 1.04 Andrew Craig (1990)...... 8 9. Phil Pizzano (1999)...... 1.10 Ray DeStephanis (1995)...... 8 10. Steve Wilson (1987)...... 1.14 10. Danny Lemmo (1982)...... 7 Steffen Hausner (1986)...... 7 WINS Franklin Gbinije (1983)...... 7 PLAYER (YEAR)...... W Peter Dicce (1985)...... 7 1. Dale Caya (1985)...... 14 J.T. Noone (2009)...... 7 2. Pat Kivlin (1990)...... 12 3. Patrick Hannigan (2004)...... 11 POINTS 4. Dan Scheck (2013)...... 10 PLAYER (YEAR)...... POINTS Jeff Kraft (1979)...... 10 1. Walt Chyzowych (1959)...... 50 Anthony O’Neil (1993)...... 10 2. Charlie Ducilli (1967)...... 46 Bret Mollon (2008)...... 10 3. Charlie Ducilli (1965)...... 44 Alex Cagle (2015)...... 10 4. Charlie Ducilli (1966)...... 42 5. Ryan Haney (1997)...... 32 6. Peter Dicce (1985)...... 31 Dale Caya was in net for 14 wins in 1985 Jorge Gomez Sanchez (2015)...... 31 8. Joe DiSalvo (1975)...... 30 9. Bill Sautter (1976)...... 28 Kevin Kelly (1999)...... 28 Jared Martinelli (2012)...... 28 TEAM RECORDS Most Goals Scored, Season: 67 (1966) Most Wins: 14 (1978, 1983, 1985) Most Goals Allowed, Game: Least Wins: 0 (1937) 9 vs. Penn State (0-9), 1971 Most Losses: 14 (1994, 1996, 2006, 2014) Largest Losing Margin: 9-0 vs. Penn State, 1971 Least Losses: 0 (Six times, last in 1953) Least Goals Scored, Season: 12 (2006) Most Ties: 5 (1973) Least Goals Allowed, Season: 6 (1961) Longest Winning Streak, Season: 13 (1985, 1986) Most Shutouts For, Season: 13 (2003) Longest Winning Streak, Overall: 15 (1975-76) Most Consecutive Shutouts, For: 5 (1959) Longest Unbeaten Streak: 20 (18-0-2), 1950-52 Most Shutouts Against, Season: 10 (2006) Longest Losing Streak: 11 (2000) Most Consecutive Winning Seasons: Most Goals Scored, Game: 19 (1938-56) J.T. Noone dished 13 assists in 2008 19 vs. Rutgers-Camden (19-1), 1964 GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 33 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

HISTORY

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 34 • OwlSports.com ALL-TIME ROSTER

A C Tom Dennery...... 1974-75 Kevin Gallagher...... 2002-05 Brian Henderson...... 2007-08 Richard Actman...... 1962 Alex Cagle...... 2013- Ray DeStephanis...... 1995-98 Mike Gallagher...... 1962 Curtis Henry...... 1963-65 Steve Adams...... 1974-75 Cody Calafiore...... 2010-12 Mike Devlin...... 1979 Arie Galles...... 1965 Art Herling...... 1968 Kofi Agyapong...... 1966 Alan Camacho Soto...... 2017- Angelo Di Carlo...... 2001 Jim Gallo...... 1959-60 Greg Hesen...... 1995-96 Bill Albright...... 1965-67 Kris Cameron...... 1994 Kevin Di Carlo...... 1998-00 Carl Garlitos...... 1977-78 Jack Higgins...... 1993 John Albright...... 1970-73 Michael Campion...... 1970-73 Pete Diamantis...... 1979 Franklin Gbinije...... 1983 Randy Hill...... 1970 Dave Alito...... 1979-82 Dominic Candelieri...... 1970 Jack Diamond...... 1972-74 Steve Gelder...... 2003 George Hobbins...... 1975 Mackenson Altidor...... 2007 Thibault Candia...... 2017- Peter Dicce...... 1983 Lee Gerovasiliou...... 1996 Anthony Hood...... 2000-01 Luc Andres...... 1978 Steve Cannon...... 1969 Al Didriksen...... 1953-54 Eric Getz...... 1978 Bryant Hosler...... 2005-09 Ashton Andrews...... 1979-83 Irv Canter...... 1953-54 Edward Diegaliski...... 1970 Jim Gibson...... 1977 Jason Hovarth...... 1995 Curtis Andrews...... 1982-83 Constantine Carafides...... 1965 Jack Dietz ...... 1975-77 John Gibson...... 1978-81 Brant Hovington...... 2006-09 Dalton Andrusko...... 2012-15 Gus Carafides...... 1966-67 Enver Diker...... 1973-75 Eric Giehl...... 1992 Tom Howell...... 1979-82 Itzhak Assor...... 1989-91 Scott Carlson...... 1995 Joe DiSalvo...... 1973-75 Tanner Giles-Tucker...... 2015- Andrew Huban...... 1999 Zach Arch...... 2011 Dalton Carroll...... 2010-11 Andrew Dodds...... 2009-12 Tom Gilmore...... 1965-67 Jason Hunter...... 1991-93 Nick Carroll...... 2013 Ed Doering...... 1968 Jeff Glosson...... 1992-94 Steve Hypolite...... 1982 B Blair Carson...... 2002-04 Hermann Doerner...... 2015- Tyler Goffi...... 2005 Trevor Babin...... 2015-16 Joe Cartwright...... 2006-07 Hans Domansky...... 1989 Robin Goetz...... 2015- J Cham Baboucar...... 1970 Anthony Caruso...... 1998 Tony Donatelli...... 2002-05 Joseph Gogola...... 1991-93 Cameron Johnson...... 2014 Joe Badal...... 1963-64 John Caseda...... 1978-79 Joe Donigan...... 1981-83 Jorge Gomez Sanchez.2015-16 Joonas Jokinen...... 2014- Ki Moon Bae...... 2003 Bob Casey...... 1953 Chad Donnelly...... 2001 Mike Gorni...... 1976-79 Brandon Jones...... 2005 Walter Bahr...... 1942-44 Howard Casper...... 1959-60 Carlos Dos Santos...... 1991 Ron Grabowski...... 1989 Dave Jones...... 1989 Chad Baker...... 2002-04 Tom Cassidy...... 1974-77 Tom Doyle...... 1976 Mark Grasela...... 2013- Nevin Joseph...... 2012 Jonathan Ball...... 2005-06 Dale Caya...... 1982-83 Tyler Drogy...... 1999 Mitchell Greenberg...... 1980 Frank Juliano...... 1968-69 Sarkis Barupian...... 1970-74 Willie Chalfant...... 2011-2014 Charles Duccilli...... 1965-67 Bob Greenwood...... 1978-82 John Bates...... 1970 Won Chang...... 1989 Ron Dukenski...... 1968 Timmy Greer...... 2002-05 K Artin Bazgar...... 1992-93 Bill Charlton...... 1959-60 Jack Dunn...... 1953-54 Steven Griet...... 1983 Steve Kaczak...... 1965-66 Gregg Beideman...... 1993-97 Chas Chupein...... 2006-09 Jim Dunn...... 1968-70 Daniel Griffin...... 1997 Justin Kain...... 1998-01 Larry Bell...... 1989 Matt Chevrollier.....2005, 2007 Ron Duzenski...... 1966-67 Steve Groeber...... 1970-73 Kelly Kalenga...... 1967 Wendell Beres...... 2000-01 Will Chevrollier...... 2005 George Groves...... 1992 Sevens Kalnins...... 1970 Herb Bernstein...... 1959 Cecil Chiwanga...... 1977 E John Gulbis...... 1970 Kevin Kane...... 1997-98 Kevin Bernsten...... 2017- Richard Christie...... 1991-92 Nick Ebersole...... 2002-05 Billy Kappock...... 2009-12 Dave Bertoline...... 1991 Drew Christy...... 1971 Jim Edelmayer...... 1968 H Steve Karbaugh...... 1971-72 Ed Biegaliski...... 1970-73 Walt Chyzowych...... 1959 Hannes Egebrand...... 2007 Karl Habina...... 1979-82 Greg Karbimynk...... 1969 Alex Bilinski...... 1968-69 Dave Clark...... 1959 Cody Eichenlaub...... 2012 Ed Hackett...... 1979 Matthew Kaufman...... 1998-01 Len Bilous...... 1967-69 Ken Clark...... 1993-97 Bill Eiding...... 1976-79 Jason Haen...... 1992-93 Kyle Kaywood...... 2002 Tom Birch...... 2004 Louis Clark...... 1979 Jeff Entrekin...... 1999-00 John Hague...... 1962 Sonny Keane...... 1972-74 Mike Birnbaum...... 2004 Michael Clay...... 1996-99 Ashley Eure...... 1991-94 Justin Hahn...... 2017- Tim Keddie...... 1995-96 Don Bitterlich...... 1972-73 Mark Clayton...... 1975 Ben Evans...... 2002-05 Pete Haidorfer...... 1967 Bryan Keller...... 2008-09 John Boles...... 1964-66 John Coates...... 2009 F John Halko...... 1978-80 Ken Keller...... 1972 Syl Boni...... 1953 Bill Coco...... 1953 Mike Fanning...... 1994-97 Ashley Halsey...... 1970-73 Jim Kelley...... 1954 Steve Bonnie...... 1967-69 Norman Cohen...... 1953 Frank Fanucci...... 1953 Sam Hamme...... 1970 Skippy Kellog...... 1959 Bill Bower...... 1965 Harold Cole...... 2001 Antonio Fascilla...... 1997 Ryan Haney...... 1997-98 Kevin Kelly...... 1998-99 Ryan Bradbury...... 2011-13 Ronnel Collins...... 1992 Tarek Fayed...... 2014- Patrick Hannigan...... 2001-04 Pat Kelly...... 1981 Herb Bradley...... 1975 Augustin Coly...... 2006-09 Zachary Fayer...... 2006-07 Matt Hansen...... 2002 Sevns Kelnins...... 1968 Dave Bragg...... 1975-76 Rich Conroy...... 1983 Lukas Fernandes...... 2016- Allan Harris...... 1960 Svens Kelnins...... 1971 Evan Bransdorfer...... 2009-11 Joseph Cooney...... 1991 Russell Ferri...... 1975-76 Jared Harris...... 2007-10 Dick Kessel...... 1959 Dirck Brendlinger...... 1953 Vic Corsino...... 1970 Jeff Fisher...... 1998-01 Todd Harris...... 1997 Max Kinderwater...... 2007-10 Chris Brignall...... 2016- Fred Costello...... 1989 Roy Fisher...... 1970 Forrest Hartman...... 1971 Pat Kivlin...... 1989-92 Dave Brill...... 1953-54 Chris Cotton...... 1990-93 Bruce Fleming...... 1960 Woody Hartman...... 1972-74 Joe Kleinberg...... 1968-70 Stephen Bristow...... 2004 Tim Cousounis...... 1970-71 Joe Flicker...... 1963 Jim Hartung...... 1994-97 Michael Kleinman...... 1970-71 Joe Brocker...... 2002-05 Andrew Craig...... 1990-93 Eliliot Flokin...... 1954 John Harvey...... 2003 Kevin Klett...... 2015- Zach Brown...... 2016- Brandon Creed...... 2014- John Focht...... 1966 Peter Hatton...... 1983 Larry Kline...... 1991 Ezer Browne...... 2017- William Crowley...... 1969-71 Ray Foisy...... 1977 Harry Hauck...... 1959-60 Joseph Kmiecik...... 1970-71 Lou Brownholtz...... 1962-63 Tom Csongradi...... 1983 Jason Forcillo...... 1995 Kurt Hausner...... 1989 Daniel Kopycienski...... 1962-64 Chip Buck...... 1981 Mark Cumberland...... 1972-75 Eric Frank...... 1991-93 Steffan Hausner...... 1983 Frantisek Kozacik...... 2006 Raymond Burger...... 1979-82 Gene Curran...... 1974 Donovan Fraser...... 2013-14 Kyle Haywood...... 2002 Jeff Kraft...... 1977-80 Eugenio Burka...... 1969 Drayt Friedman...... 2009-11 Tyler Haywood...... 2002-03 Francis Krause...... 1964-65 Eric Burke...... 2002 D Divin Fula Luzolo...... 2017- Mike Heim...... 1999 Armin Krulla...... 1972 Nick Burke...... 2002 Bob Damerjian...... 1953-54 Kevin Fulmer...... 1977 Ryan Heins...... 2003-06 Carl Krumpholtz...... 1964-65 John Burns...... 1999-01 Nicholas Danzi...... 1969 Tim Fulmer...... 1991-94 Dave Heiser...... 1979 Michael Kulynnycz...... 1969 Jay Bycer...... 1968 Pat Daulton...... 1997-98 Sam Heller...... 2010-13 Robert Delgado...... 1981 G Nolan Hemmer...... 2010-13 L Martin Dell’Arciprete.. 2006-09 Alberto Gaglianese...... 1980 Sawyer Hemmer...... 2010-13 Pat Lafferty...... 1967-69 • 35 • OwlSports.com

David Lamb...... 1983 Kevin McSherry...... 2004 Herschel Podgur...... 1967-69 Earle Smith...... 1973-75 Jonathan Wean...... 2001 Bob Lamey...... 1953-54 Lew Meehl...... 1965-67 Tom Pote...... 1979-81 Harry Smith...... 1953 Nate Webb...... 2001-04 Scott Land...... 1977-80 Arnold Menge...... 1972-75 Max Pochobradsky...... 2017- Matthew Smith...... 1997-99 Tim Weglicki...... 1978-81 Fran Lauritch...... 1973-75 Michael Messey...... 1980 Tony Pratico...... 2004-07 Ron Smith...... 1976 John Weick...... 1981-82 Bryan Laverdure...... 2002-03 Alejsa Midiraca...... 1963-65 Dennis Psomiades...... 1960 Tom Smith...... 1960-62 Tom Weick...... 1971-74 Claude Layne...... 1973 Matthew Migliore...... 1992-96 John Psoras...... 1997 Stanley Smolanowicz...... 1970 Karl Weiman...... 1959 Bruce Leaness...... 1960-62 Eric Miller...... 1998-00 Ricki Ptakowski...... 2002 Ed Snipes...... 1972-74 Nick Weiner...... 1981-83 Marinus Leidelmeyer...... 1989 Terry Miller...... 1972-74 Mike Puppolo...... 2006-07 Augustus Snyder...... 2000 Brian Weinhardt...... 2007 Ed Leigh...... 1972 Sandy Millinger...... 1995-96 Ed Purvis...... 1976-80 Demos Soloman...... 1969-71 Dick Weiss...... 1967-68 Howard Leight...... 1968-70 Mike Minai...... 2005-07 Demos Soloman...... 1970 John Weiss...... 1960-62 Daniel Lemmo...... 1980-83 Melvin Ming...... 1966 R Bill Steerman...... 1953-54 Mike Weslosky...... 2000 Kevin Lentz...... 1994 Belal Mohamed...... 2017- Dave Rahn...... 1969 Joe Steffa...... 1976-79 Milt Westover...... 1953-54 Borys Leoczko...... 1964 Jeff Molishus...... 1989-91 Jim Raisch...... 1998-01 David Stevens...... 2000 Jerry White...... 1968 Patrick Lestingi...... 2012-15 Matt Moran...... 2000-03 John Ramirez...... 2001 Matt Stevens...... 2000 John Whitehead...... 1974-77 George Lesyw...... 1975-77 Zarik Morandian...... 1978-80 Isaiah Ramsey...... 2003-04 Connor Stevenson...... 2017- Todd Whitehead...... 1991-92 Charles Lewis...... 1953-54 Sigmund Morawski...... 1966-68 Steve Reice...... 1976-79 Greg Strompolos...... 2007 John Wieland...... 1959 Felipe Liborio...... 2014 Albert Moreno...... 2016- Doug Reichert...... 1979 David Suah...... 2004-07 Doug Wild...... 1963 Jake Lister...... 2010-13 Ray Morton...... 1999 John Rennie...... 1963-65 Drew Subits...... 2003-04 Walt Wilkinson...... 1967-68 Dave Little...... 1981-83 Lou Morucci...... 1962-63 Roman Revucky...... 1963 Orest Subtelny...... 1962-64 Sam Wilson...... 1959 Matt Lockard...... 2005 Drew Moser...... 1998-00 Warren Richards...... 2006 James Suevo...... 2005-07 Steve Wink...... 1983 John Logue...... 1953 Vincent Mountney...... 2001-02 Martin Richman...... 1991 Joe Sullivan...... 1971-73 Jordan Wix-Rauch...... 2015- Steve Lorenc...... 1976 Jim Mullen...... 1962-64 Martin Richmond...... 1992 John Sullivan...... 1975-76 Bill Wolfe...... 1989-91 Len Lucenko...... 1959-60 Dennis Mullin...... 1992-95 Scott Rieber...... 1989 Larry Sullivan...... 1970-72 Fred Wood...... 1959 Derek Ludlow...... 2006-07 Cornelius Murphy...... 2000-01 Mike Rinker...... 2005 Matt Sullivan...... 2014- Jason Woods...... 1994-96 Butch Ludwig...... 1994-98 Patrick Murphy...... 1996-99 James Rinkle...... 1989 Ed Swartz...... 1959 Eric Worth...... 1962-64 Lemmo Luigi...... 1989 Jeff Murray...... 1993-96 Ken Rodemer...... 1973 John Wright...... 1997 Trevor Lyman...... 2007 Daniel Murtagh...... 1998-2000 Charles Rojer...... 1954 T Oleh Lysiak...... 1963-66 Tom Murtagh...... 1977 Eddie Romero...... 2006 Bill Talley...... 1977-79 Y Steve Muzekari...... 1981 Mark Rossi...... 2004 Mike Tanner...... 1967-69 Greg Young...... 1974-77 M Bob Rudley...... 1974-75 Ed Tatoian...... 1953 John MacDonald...... 1962-64 N Tim Rudy...... 2014- Al Thieroff...... 1962-63 Z Matt Maher...... 2003-06 Alan Nicholl...... 1997 Mark Thomas...... 1977-78 Daniel Zibman...... 1970 Matt Mahoney...... 2013- Karl Noivadhana...... 1969-70 S Sean Thompson...... 2003 Albert Zielke...... 1982-83 Ed Maier...... 1954 J.T. Noone...... 2006-07 Francois Sagna...... 2006-07 Kevin Thorne...... 2006 Michael Zimmerman....1999-02 Nicholas Mailey...... 1989 Ihor Nowozeniuk...... 1964 Justin Sames...... 2000-01 Mike Timken...... 1979-82 George Zsolnay...... 1994-96 Nick Mailey...... 1991 Kenechukwu Nwanah...... 2007 Michael Samnik...... 2017- Getulo Tomala...... 1991-92 Sam Manago...... 1982 Reinaldo Santamaria...... 1991 Terrance Tompkins...... 1989 Rosters from 1953-2006. Matt Mannino...... 1989 O Nick Sarver...... 2016- John Topy...... 2001 Seasons unavailable for Adrian Marmol...... 2017- Joe O’Brien...... 1979 David Sasone...... 1999-00 Brian Torrence...... 2000 1955-58, 1961, 1990. Jared Martinelli...... 2012- Mike Oest...... 1965-66 Dave Sass...... 1954 Kennedy Torres...... 1989 Clyde Markley...... 1962 Roman Olijnyk...... 1965-67 Charlie Sasserman...... 1989-92 Norman Towell...... 1959-60 Active players in bold. Jack Markley...... 1963 Kevin Olinger...... 2001-03 Bill Sautter...... 1974-77 Matt Trepanier...... 2016- Jerry Marks...... 1969-71 John Oliver...... 1972-75 John Scheiber...... 1999 Bob Turri...... 1976 Tony Martins...... 1968-70 Len Oliver...... 1953-54 Allan Schmid...... 1968-69 Ben Marucci...... 2005-06 Jeremy Olsen...... 1995 Warren Schmidt...... 1970 U Paul Marzell...... 1965 Anthony O’Neil...... 1991-93 Allen Schmit...... 1967 Gary Umstead...... 1980-81 Claude Mas...... 1989-92 Chris Oswald...... 1977 Barry Schmukler...... 1966-67 Marco Urosevic...... 2015- Jim Masland...... 1960 Miguel Ovelar...... 2003-05 Floyd Schneider...... 1953 Earl Mathes...... 1968-70 Bll Schular...... 1967-68 V Nick Maxin...... 1976-78 P George Schwartz...... 1977 Jonathon Vail...... 1995 Hank Mazzola...... 67 Nick Pace...... 1995-96 Rolf Schwenninger...... 1968-69 Oscar Vasquez...... 1978 George McBrien...... 1974-76 Ed Parkinson...... 1978-81 George Scipione...... 1964-66 Roy Viehweger...... 1962-63 Bob McCarthy...... 1991 Nick Patel...... 2016- Charles Scullion...... 1976 Tony Viglietti...... 2003-04 Matt McClain...... 2004 Bob Patterson...... 1968 Pete Seelaus...... 1980-83 Max Villwock...... 2006 Mike McCraken...... 1983 Tom Patterson...... 1968 Hans Seitz...... 1960 Roberto Vinces...... 2003 Paul McDonald...... 1983 Tom Patterson...... 1966-67 Bill Senatore...... 2001 Herb Viniarski...... 1978-82 James McDowell...... 1970 Bob Peffle...... 1966-68 Randy Shapiro...... 2002 Nino Vittorio...... 1968-70 Jim McDowell...... 1972-73 Gus Pelagatti...... 1959 Dick Sharp...... 1959-60 Shawn Vogel...... 1993-96 Dennis McGowan...... 1970 Bret Perkins...... 1989 Doug Shaw...... 1982-83 Dave Vool...... 1977 Matthew McGowan...... 1989 Kent Perkins...... 1991 Chris Shelton...... 2003-06 Khedive McIntosh...... 2017- Pete Perry...... 2002 Noel Sheridan...... 1983 W John McMearty...... 1970 Walt Peteraf...... 1980-82 Barry Shmukler...... 1968 Steven Wacker...... 2001-04 Andrew McMenamin.. 2000-01 Bill Phelan...... 1972-74 Darri Sigthorsson...... 2017- Tom Wall...... 1989 Ryan McMullan...... 2004 Scott Philips...... 2003 Bob Silverstein...... 1992-94 Kurt Walsh...... 2006 Kevin McNally...... 1992-95 Jamie Pick...... 2017- Michael Skahan...... 1996-99 Scott Walton...... 1982-83 Gordon McNeil...... 1989 Brian Pisch...... 1989 Gary Skrobiak...... 1977 Robert Waterman...... 1970 Russ McPaul...... 1973-76 Phil Pizzano...... 1997-99 Robert Smetanka...... 1981-82 Andy Watto...... 2002-04 • 36 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer ALL-TIME RESULTS

1926: 2-1 Overall 10/20 Penn State...... 0-1 L 11/23 at Penn State...... 2-3 L Haverford J.V...... 6-1 W 10/31 at Delaware...... 4-2 W COACH: Pete Leaness Phila. Nornal...... 3-1 W 11/3 at W. Chester T.C...... 0-3 L Lehigh...... 1-3 L 11/10 Ursinus College...... 5-4 W 1941: 5-0-3 Overall COACH: James Neeley 11/17 at Springfield...... 0-2 L 10/4 at Ursinus...... 12-0 W 12/5 Bucknell ...... 4-1 W 10/11 at Swarthmore...... 2-1 W 1927: 3-0-2 Overall COACH: Pete Leaness 10/17 Delaware...... 5-0 W Lehigh...... 4-0 W 10/25 Maryland...... 1-1 T State Teachers Coll...... 8-0 W 1935: 5-4-1 Overall 10/29 at W.Maryland...... 5-0 W Haverford J.V...... 1-1 T 10/4 Frank. & Marshall...... 2-0 W 11/7 Frank. & Marshall...... 0-0 T Delaware...... 7-0 W 10/12 at E. Stroudsburg...... 1-2 L 11/15 Bucknell...... 4-0 W Franklin & Marshall...... 1-1 T 10/16 at Lafayette...... 4-0 W 11/22 at Penn State...... 0-0 T COACH: James Neeley 10/19 at Penn State...... 0-4 L COACH: Pete Leaness 10/26 at Bucknell...... 2-0 W 1928: 5-1-1 Overall 11/12 Delaware...... 1-2 L 1942: 5-1-2 Overall Lehigh...... 4-0 W 11/16 Springfield...... 0-2 L 10/10 at West Chester...... 0-2 L Stroudsburg...... 2-1 W 11/23 at Ursinus...... 4-1 W 10/20 at Frank. & Marshall...... 5-0 W Delaware...... 4-1 W 12/7 Alumni...... 4-4 T 10/24 Western Maryland...... 4-0 W Swarthmore...... 3-4 L COACH: Pete Leaness 10/31 at Bucknell...... 7-0 W Haverford J.V...... 3-3 T 11/14 Army...... 2-2 T Lafayette...... 3-1 W 1936: 2-4-2 Overall 11/18 at Swarthmore...... 2-0 W Franklin & Marshall...... 8-0 W 10/9 at Delaware...... 0-3 L 11/28 Penn State...... 6-1 W COACH: James Neeley 10/16 Lafayette...... 0-4 L 12/1 British Royal Navy...... 3-3 T 10/23 at Frank. & Marshall...... 2-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 1929: 4-1 Overall 10/24 Alumni...... 1-1 T 10/19 at Haddon Hall...... 0-2 L 10/30 Ursinus...... 3-0 W 1943: 3-2 Overall 10/26 at Rutgers...... 4-1 W 11/7 at Springfield...... 0-2 L 10/20 at Army...... 0-4 L 11/1 Delaware...... 6-0 W 11/14 at Penn State...... 0-5 L 10/30 West Chester ...... 4-1 W 11/16 Lafayette...... 2-1 W 11/20 Bucknell...... 1-1 T 11/10 Haverford ...... 3-0 W 11/26 at Seton Hall...... 3-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 11/13 at Penn State...... 2-4 L COACH: James Neeley 11/19 Swarthmore...... 2-1 W 1937: 0-5-2 Overall COACH: Pete Leaness 1930: 1-0-4 Overall 10/8 Delaware...... 1-1 T 10/25 Franklin & Marshall...... 1-1 T 10/15 Frank. & Marshall...... 1-2 L 1944: 4-2 Overall 11/1 at West Chester...... 2-2 T 10/23 Penn State...... 1-2 L 10/21 at Muhlenberg...... 2-0 W 11/8 at Stroudsburg...... 3-3 T 10/29 at Ursinus...... 1-1 T 10/28 at Bainbridge...... 0-3 L 11/15 Rutgers...... 2-0 W 11/6 Springfield...... 0-2 L 11/4 at Lehigh...... 4-0 W 11/29 at Chalfont...... 3-3 T 11/11 at West Chester...... 0-3 L 11/11 at Swarthmore...... 3-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 11/19 at Bucknell...... 1-2 L 11/15 at Army...... 0-6 L COACH: Pete Leaness 11/18 Penn State...... 4-1 W 1931: 2-4 Overall COACH: Pete Leaness 10/24 at Rutgers...... 6-0 W 1938: 3-2-2 Overall 10/31 at East Stroudsburg...... 0-1 L 10/8 at Springfield...... 0-6 L 1945: 4-1 Overall 11/7 West Chester...... 0-2 L 10/11 at Delaware...... 1-1 T 10/17 at Muhlenberg...... 1-0 W 11/14 at Bucknell...... 3-2 W 10/21 at Frank. & Marshall...... 7-2 W 10/20 at Penn State...... 2-0 W 11/21 at Penn State...... 0-4 L 10/28 Bucknell...... 1-1 T 10/26 at Army...... 1-3 L 11/28 at Merion C.C...... 0-7 L 11/5 Ursinus...... 3-0 W 11/2 at Swarthmore...... 2-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 11/11 at Penn State...... 3-4 L 11/10 at West Chester...... 2-0 W 11/18 West Chester...... 2-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 1932: 5-1 Overall COACH: Pete Leaness 10/8 Stroudsburg...... 2-1 W 1946: 6-0-1 Overall 10/15 Bucknell...... 4-1 W 1939: 5-2-1 Overall 10/23 Muhlenberg...... 5-0 W 10/22 at Franklin & Marshall...... 4-2 W 10/7 at Ursinus...... 5-0 W 10/30 Lafayette...... 9-1 W 10/26 at Delaware...... 6-0 W 10/14 Delaware...... 1-0 W 11/2 at F & Marshall...... 6-0 W 10/29 at Stevens...... 5-2 W 10/20 Franklin & Marshall...... 2-0 W 11/9 West Chester...... 2-0 W 11/5 at West Chester...... 1-3 L 10/28 at Dickinson...... 4-1 W 11/13 at Army...... 2-2 T COACH: Pete Leaness 11/3 at Gettysburg...... 1-2 L 11/16 at Bucknell...... 5-3 W 11/11 at Bucknell...... 3-0 W 11/23 Penn State...... 2-1 W 1933: 5-1 Overall 11/18 Penn State...... 0-0 T COACH: Pete Leaness 10/7 at St.Teachers Coll.1-4...... L 11/25 Springfield...... 0-1 L 10/14 at Penn State...... 0-4 L COACH: Pete Leaness 1947: 8-1-1 Overall 10/21 Frank. & Marshall...... 1-0 W 10/1 Drexel...... 8-0 W 10/28 at Bucknell...... 0-4 L 1940: 8-1 Overall 10/8 F & Marshall...... 7-0 W 11/1 Delaware...... 3-1 W 10/4 Ursinus...... 6-1 W 10/11 Bucknell...... 4-1 W 11/4 West Chester S.T.C...... 2-4 L 10/12 at Swarthmore...... 2-1 W 10/18 at Lafayette...... 6-1 W 11/11 Stevens Institute...... 2-2 T 10/19 Dickinson...... 10-0 W 10/22 at Muhlenberg...... 5-2 W 11/18 at Ursinus...... 3-3 T 10/25 at Delaware...... 2-0 W 10/31 at Army...... 3-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 11/1 Gettysburg...... 4-0 W 11/5 at Rutgers...... 3-2 W 11/6 at Frank. & Marshall...... 4-2 W 11/8 at West Chester...... 2-1 W 1934: 4-3 Overall 11/9 at Maryland...... 5-0 W 11/15 Maryland...... 1-3 L 10/17 at Frank. & Marshall...... 2-1 W 11/16 at Springfield...... 2-1 W 11/22 at Penn State...... 1-1 T

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 37 • OwlSports.com ALL-TIME RESULTS

COACH: Pete Leaness 11/14 at Penn State...... 2-0 W 1959: 9-1-1 Overall 11/18 Gettysburg...... 9-2 W 10/3 Bucknell...... 7-0 W 1948: 7-1 Overall 11/21 La Salle...... 9-0 W 10/8 Wagner...... 5-2 W 10/2 at Bucknell...... 2-0 W COACH: Pete Leaness 10/14 Haverford...... 3-2 W 10/9 Muhlenberg...... 4-0 W 10/20 La Salle...... 4-0 W 10/13 Lafayette...... 3-0 W 1954: 8-1-1 Overall 10/22 Hofstra...... 11-0 W 10/23 at Drexel...... 6-0 W 10/8 at Bucknell...... 4-2 W 10/28 Lafayette...... 8-0 W 10/30 Rutgers...... 7-0 W 10/16 Alumni...... 5-2 W 11/4 Saint Joseph's...... 5-0 W 11/6 at Maryland...... 4-1 W 10/19 Haverford...... 2-2 T 11/7 Penn State...... 2-0 W 11/12 Army...... 5-0 W 10/22 Phila. Textile...... 5-2 W 11/12 Rutgers...... 3-3 T 11/20 Penn State...... 1-4 L 10/27 Rutgers...... 2-1 W 11/17 West Chester...... 0-1 L COACH: Pete Leaness 11/3 at Drexel...... 4-0 W 11/21 Delaware...... 5-1 W 11/10 Lafayette...... 4-0 W COACH: Pete Leaness 1949: 9-1 Overall 11/13 Penn State...... 0-1 L 10/1 Bucknell...... 4-0 W 11/17 at Gettysburg...... 6-1 W 1960: 7-3; MAC: 7-2 10/8 at Lafayette...... 4-2 W 11/20 at La Salle...... 3-0 W 10/1 at Bucknell...... 5-0 W 10/12 at Haverford...... 4-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 10/8 Wagner...... 5-0 W 10/15 at Muhlenberg...... 2-1 W 10/15 Hofstra...... 10-2 W 10/22 Delaware...... 3-0 W 1955: 4-3-2 Overall 10/18 at La Salle...... 2-0 W 10/29 at Rutgers...... 3-1 W 10/5 Bucknell...... 2-1 W 10/22 at West Chester...... 1-2 L 11/5 Maryland...... 1-0 W 10/8 at Haverford...... 3-7 L 10/26 at Lafayette...... 8-0 W 11/12 La Salle...... 4-1 W 10/15 Wilkes...... 3-1 W 11/2 at Saint Joseph's...... 3-2 W 11/16 at Drexel...... 2-0 W 10/22 at Phila. Textile...... 1-0 W 11/5 Penn State...... 1-2 L 11/19 at Penn State...... 1-2 L 10/26 at Rutgers...... 1-2 L 11/9 Rutgers...... 0-6 L COACH: Pete Leaness 11/2 Drexel...... 0-0 T 11/19 Delaware...... 6-1 W 11/9 at Lafayette...... 0-0 T COACH: Pete Leaness 1950: 6-0-1 Overall 11/12 at Penn State...... 0-5 L 10/7 at Franklin & Marshall...... 1-1 T 11/16 Gettysburg...... 2-0 W 1961: 7-2-2; MAC: 6-1-1 10/14 at Delaware...... 4-2 W COACH: Pete Leaness 9/30 Bucknell...... 6-0 W 10/21 Lafayette...... 3-0 W 10/7 La Salle...... 5-0 W 10/28 Rutgers...... 4-1 W 1956: 6-3-1 Overall 10//11 at Hofstra...... 2-1 W 11/4 Muhlenberg...... 6-0 W 10/5 at Bucknell...... 1-2 L 10/14 Alumni...... 2-2 T 11/11 at Bucknell...... 3-1 W 10/10 Rutgers...... 4-2 W 10/18 West Chester...... 0-1 L 11/18 at La Salle...... 5-0 W 10/16 at Wilkes...... 3-0 W 10/21 at Wagner...... 3-0 W COACH: Pete Leaness 10/19 Phila. Textile...... 1-0 W 10/25 Lafayette...... 2-0 W 10/27 Alumni...... 1-1 T 10/28 Saint Joseph's...... 0-0 T 1951: 8-0-1 Overall 10/31 at Drexel...... 1-5 L 11/4 at Penn State...... 1-2 L 9/29 Alumni...... 2-1 W 11/6 Lafayette...... 3-1 W 11/11 at Rider ...... 1-0 W 10/3 Haverford...... 4-1 W 11/14 at Gettysburg...... 2-1 W 11/18 at Delaware...... 4-0 W 10/5 Franklin & Marshall...... 5-1 W 11/17 at La Salle...... 5-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 10/10 at Lafayette...... 5-1 W 11/20 Penn State...... 1-5 L 10/20 Delaware...... 2-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 1962: 11-3; MAC: 8-2 10/27 at Princeton...... 5-0 W 9/29 at Bucknell...... 1-2 L 11/12 La Salle...... 4-0 W 1957: 2-7-1 Overall 10/6 at La Salle...... 5-0 W 11/16 Bucknell...... 6-1 W 10/5 Bucknell...... 2-1 W 10/10 Wagner...... 3-0 W 11/24 at Penn State...... 1-1 T 10/9 at Rutgers...... 0-3 L 10/13 at Gettysburg...... 3-0 W 2/3/52 at San Francisco *...... 2-0 W 10/12 at Hofstra...... 2-2 T 10/17 Hofstra...... 2-1 W *- Soccer Bowl 10/23 Drexel...... 1-3 L 10/20 at Saint Joseph's...... 1-4 L COACH: Pete Leaness 10/26 at Penn State...... 0-8 L 10/24 at Lafayette...... 2-1 W 11/2 at CCNY...... 0-8 L 10/27 Phila. Textile...... 1-2 L 1952: 7-2 Overall 11/6 Delaware...... 3-1 W 10/30 at Muhlenberg...... 8-0 W 9/30 at Haverford...... 4-2 W 11/9 at Haverford...... 2-3 L 11/3 Penn State...... 3-2 W 10/4 Lafayette...... 9-1 W 11/12 La Salle...... 0-1 L 11/7 P.M.C...... 5-0 W 10/11 at Bucknell...... 6-0 W 11/16 Wagner...... 4-5 L 11/10 Rutgers...... 7-1 W 10/18 at Delaware...... 6-0 W COACH: Pete Leaness 11/14 Rider...... 2-0 W 10/24 at Army...... 2-4 L 11/17 Delaware...... 2-0 W 10/29 Rutgers...... 7-1 W 1958: 8-4 Overall COACH: Pete Leaness 11/15 Penn State...... 0-1 L 10/2 at Bucknell...... 2-1 W 11/19 at Gettysburg...... 5-3 W 10/9 at Wagner...... 6-4 W 11/22 La Salle...... 5-0 W 10/17 at Delaware...... 6-1 W 1963: 10-2-1; MAC: 7-1-1 COACH: Pete Leaness 10/21 at La Salle...... 3-1 W 9/28 at Rutgers...... 12-1 W 10/25 at Haverford...... 6-3 W 10/5 Bucknell...... 2-1 W 10/29 at Lafayette...... 1-4 L 10/8 La Salle...... 3-1 W 1953: 9-0 Overall 11/1 CCNY...... 1-4 L 10/12 Gettysburg...... 1-0 W NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 11/6 at Saint Joseph's...... 7-4 W 10/19 at Rider...... 5-3 W 10/10 Bucknell...... 4-1 W 11/11 Penn State...... 2-8 L 10/22 Lafayette...... 3-1 W 10/17 at Haverford...... 2-1 W 11/13 Rutgers...... 3-1 W 10/26 Saint Joseph's...... 0-0 T 10/21 Drexel...... 10-0 W 11/18 at West Chester...... 2-3 L 11/2 at Penn State...... 0-6 L 10/24 Delaware...... 12-1 W 11/22 Hofstra...... 2-1 W 11/6 at Hofstra...... 6-1 W 10/28 at Rutgers...... 7-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 11/11 at P.M.C...... 5-0 W 10/31 Army...... 5-2 W 11/13 Phila. Textile...... 3-1 W

• 38 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer ALL-TIME RESULTS

11/16 at Delaware...... 2-1 W 11/29 at Elizabethtown...... 2-4 L 9/30 Rider...... 3-2 W 11/26 at Elizabethtown...... 0-5 L *- NCAA Tournament 10/6 Pittsburgh...... 2-0 W COACH: Pete Leaness COACH: Pete Leaness 10/20 American...... 4-1 W 10/28 Delaware...... 1-0 W 1964: 9-2; MAC: 5-2 1968: 8-5-1; MAC: 5-1 11/1 at West Chester...... 2-0 W 9/26 Rutgers...... 19-1 W 9/28 Penn...... 0-1 L 11/4 at Drexel...... 0-1 L 10/3 at Gettysburg...... 4-3 W 10/5 Rider...... 2-1 W 11/7 at Saint Joseph's...... 0-2 L 10/6 at La Salle...... 8-1 W 10/9 Phila. Textile...... 2-1 W 11/10 Penn State...... 3-5 L 10/10 Phila. Textile...... 2-1 W 10/12 Pittsburgh...... 1-0 W 11/17 NYU...... 1-1 T 10/17 Rider...... 6-2 W 10/16 at Long Island...... 1-3 L COACH: Walt Bahr 10/20 at Lafayette...... 2-4 L 11/2 Delaware...... 2-0 W 10/24 at Bucknell...... 4-3 W 11/9 Penn State...... 1-1 T 1973: 8-2-5 10/31 Penn State...... 3-0 W 11/16 American ...... 2-0 W 9/21 at E. Stroudsburg...... 0-2 L 11/4 P.M.C...... 4-0 W 11/18 at Delaware *...... 3-2 W 9/29 at Rider...... 1-1 T 11/7 at Saint Joseph's...... 2-3 L 11/21 at West Chester *...... 3-4 L 10/6 at Pittsburgh...... 2-1 W 11/18 Hofstra...... 4-0 W 11/23 La Salle...... 5-1 W 10/10 at Villanova...... 3-0 W COACH: Pete Leaness 11/26 at Saint Joseph's...... 0-2 L 10/13 Hofstra...... 7-1 W 11/30 Hofstra ...... 1-3 L 10/16 La Salle...... 3-2 W 1965: 12-2; 8-0 *- NCAA Tournament game 10/20 at American...... 2-1 W 9/25 at Penn...... 3-5 L COACH: Pete Leaness 10/27 at Delaware...... 1-1 T 10/2 Gettysburg...... 7-0 W 10/31 West Chester...... 0-0 T 10/5 La Salle...... 7-1 W 1969: 5-7-1 11/2 Drexel...... 2-2 T 10/9 Phila. Textile...... 5-3 W 9/24 Phila. Textile...... 1-1 T 11/6 Saint Joseph's...... 3-1 W 10/16 at Rider...... 5-2 W 9/27 at Penn...... 0-4 L 11/9 at Penn State...... 1-1 T 10/20 Lafayette...... 3-0 W 10/4 at Rider...... 3-5 L 11/15 Bucknell ...... 1-0 W 10/23 Bucknell...... 1-0 W 10/8 Long Island...... 3-1 W 11/18 NYU...... 3-2 W 10/30 Saint Joseph's...... 4-0 W 10/11 at Pittsburgh...... 0-5 L 11/20 at Penn *...... 0-5 L 11/3 at P.M.C...... 5-1 W 10/18 Hofstra...... 1-0 W *- NCAA Tournament 11/6 at Penn State...... 3-0 W 10/22 La Salle...... 2-3 L COACH: Walt Bahr 11/12 at Delaware...... 3-0 W 10/25 at NYU...... 0-1 L 11/20 at Hofstra...... 5-0 W 10/31 at Delaware...... 3-2 W 1974: 10-3-1 11/22 at Washington...... 6-1 W 11/5 West Chester...... 0-3 L 9/21 East Stroudsburg...... 3-0 W 11/29 at Elizabethtown...... 1-3 L 11/8 at Penn State...... 4-2 W 9/25 Spring Garden...... 2-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 11/12 Saint Joseph's...... 0-2 L 9/28 Rider...... 3-2 W 11/15 at American ...... 1-0 W 10/5 Pittsburgh...... 3-2 W 1966: 13-2-1; MAC: 9-0 COACH: Pete Leaness 10/9 Villanova...... 3-0 W 9/27 Penn...... 2-2 T 10/12 at Hofstra...... 3-0 W 10/4 at La Salle...... 8-1 W 1970: 4-7-1 10/15 at La Salle...... 0-1 L 10/7 Upsala...... 13-0 W 9/26 Penn...... 1-2 L 10/19 American...... 5-1 W 10/11 at Long Island...... 4-3 W 10/3 Rider...... 4-2 W 10/26 Trenton State...... 1-1 T 10/15 Rider...... 3-1 W 10/10 Pittsburgh...... 0-3 L 10/30 at West Chester...... 1-2 L 10/22 at Bucknell...... 3-0 W 10/17 at Hofstra...... 1-0 W 11/2 at Drexel...... 1-0 W 10/26 at Lafayette...... 5-0 W 10/20 at La Salle...... 0-2 L 11/5 at Saint Joseph's...... 2-1 W 10/29 Phila. Textile...... 4-0 W 10/24 NYU...... 0-2 L 11/8 Penn State...... 1-3 L 11/2 at Saint Joseph's...... 2-1 W 10/28 at Drexel...... 2-0 W 11/16 NYU...... 3-1 W 11/5 Penn State...... 3-0 W 0/31 Delaware...... 0-0 T COACH: John Boles 11/12 Delaware...... 2-0 W 11/4 West Chester...... 0-4 L 11/15 American...... 8-2 W 11/7 Penn State...... 0-1 L 1975: 11-2 11/22 West Virginia *...... 4-0 W 11/11 at Saint Joseph's...... 0-1 L 9/19 at East Stroudsburg...... 1-0 W 11/26 at Mich. State *...... 1-3 L 11/14 American...... 6-2 W 10/4 at Pittsburgh...... 2-1 W 11/30 Swarthmore...... 3-1 W COACH: Pete Leaness 10/8 at Villanova...... 3-0 W 12/3 Elizabethtown...... 2-3 L 10/11 Hofstra...... 13-0 W *- NCAA Tournament 1971: 6-5-2 10/15 La Salle...... 0-1 L COACH: Pete Leaness 9/24 at Penn...... 0-5 L 10/18 at American...... 2-1 W 10/2 at Rider...... 2-1 W 10/25 at Trenton State...... 6-2 W 10/9 at Pittsburgh...... 1-2 L 10/29 West Chester...... 1-0 W 10/16 Hofstra...... 2-0 W 11/1 Drexel...... 3-1 W 1967: 10-2-2; MAC: 7-0 10/19 La Salle...... 4-1 W 11/5 Saint Joseph's...... 3-2 W 9/30 at Penn...... 0-0 T 10/23 at NYU...... 1-1 T 11/7 at Penn State...... 2-4 L 10/4 La Salle...... 15-1 W 10/27 Drexel...... 3-0 W 11/15 NYU...... 4-1 W 10/14 Phila. Textile...... 5-0 W 10/30 at Delaware...... 1-3 L 11/19 Rider...... 1-0 W 10/18 Long Island...... 1-1 T 11/3 West Chester...... 4-1 W COACH: John Boles 10/21 St. Bonaventure...... 4-1 W 11/6 at Penn State...... 0-9 L 10/25 Lafayette...... 5-1 W 11/10 Saint Joseph's...... 0-0 T 1976: V: 13-1 10/28 at Rider...... 3-1 W 11/13 at American...... 2-1 W 9/17 East Stroudsburg...... 3-1 W 10/31 NYU...... 3-2 W 11/17 Lehigh...... 1-2 L 9/25 Rider...... 3-0 W 11/4 at Penn State...... 3-1 W COACH: Walt Bahr 10/2 Pittsburgh...... 8-0 W 11/11 at Delaware...... 3-0 W 10/6 Villanova...... 6-1 W 11/15 Saint Joseph's...... 3-2 W 1972: 6-5-3 10/9 at Hofstra...... 4-1 W 11/18 at American...... 6-0 W 9/22 East Stroudsburg...... 1-2 L 10/13 at La Salle...... 4-1 W 11/21 Akron #...... 0-1 L 9/26 Howard...... 0-7 L 10/16 American...... 2-0 W

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 39 • OwlSports.com ALL-TIME RESULTS

10/23 Trenton State...... 3-0 W 1980: 12-4-1 11/5 Penn State...... 5-1 W 10/30 at Drexel...... 2-1 W 9/13 East Stroudsburg...... 0-0 T 11/9 Penn...... 2-1 W 11/2 at Saint Joseph's...... 2-0 W 9/17 at Lafayette...... 4-0 W 11/12 Trenton State...... 1-0 W 11/5 Penn State...... 2-1 W 9/20 at Lehigh...... 2-0 W 11/15 at La Salle...... 2-1 W 11/13 at Bucknell ...... 2-1 W 9/27 Rider...... 2-1 W COACH: John Boles 11/17 Bucknell *...... 4-0 W 10/4 at F. Dickinson...... 0-1 L 11/21 Phila. Textile *...... 0-4 L 10/8 Villanova...... 0-1 L 1984: 7-8 *- NCAA Tournament 10/11 at Hofstra...... 3-2 W 9/8 East Stroudsburg...... 3-1 W COACH: John Boles 10/15 La Salle...... 2-0 W 9/15 at Wake Forest...... 1-3 L 10/18 American...... 2-0 W 9/22 Rider...... 4-1 W 1977: 13-1 10/22 at Rutgers...... 1-2 L 9/29 at G. Washington...... 2-3 L 9/16 at E. Stroudsburg...... 0-2 L 10/29 at West Chester...... 3-2 W 10/3 Villanova...... 2-0 W 9/24 at Rider...... 0-4 L 11/1 Drexel...... 3-1 W 10/6 Colgate...... 3-1 W 9/30 at Pittsburgh...... 3-1 W 11/4 Saint Joseph's...... 1-0 W 10/10 La Salle...... 1-3 L 10/5 at Villanova...... 4-0 W 11/7 at Phila. Textile...... 0-2 L 10/13 at Lafayette...... 2-3 L 10/8 Hofstra...... 7-1 W 11/11 at Penn...... 2-0 W 10/17 at Rutgers...... 1-0 W 10/12 La Salle...... 2-1 W 11/21 at Lafayette ...... 1-0 W 10/20 at Phila. Textile...... 3-4 L 10/15 at American...... 0-1 L 11/23 at F. Dickinson ...... 1-0 W 10/24 at West Chester...... 5-0 W 10/22 at Trenton State...... 1-0 W COACH: John Boles 10/27 Drexel...... 0-3 L 10/26 West Chester...... 5-1 W 10/30 Saint Joseph's...... 2-1 W 10/29 Drexel...... 6-1 W 1981: 8-7-1 11/2 at Penn State...... 1-2 L 11/1 Saint Joseph's...... 4-1 W 9/12 at E. Stroudsburg...... 3-1 W 11/6 at Penn...... 1-2 L 11/4 at Penn State...... 0-5 L 9/19 Lehigh...... 0-2 L COACH: John Boles 11/9 Rutgers...... 9-4 W 9/26 at Rider...... 3-2 W 11/12 American...... 0-1 L 10/3 Farl. Dickinson...... 1-2 L 1985: 14-1-2 11/19 James Madison...... 5-1 W 10/7 at Villanova...... 2-1 W 9/7 at East Stroudsburg...... 2-1 W 11/20 Rider...... 1-0 W 10/10 Hofstra...... 5-1 W 9/14 at Bucknell...... 1-0 W COACH: John Boles 10/14 at La Salle...... 2-2 W 9/21 at Rider...... 2-0 W 10/17 at American...... 1-0 W 9/28 George Washington...... 2-0 W 1978: 14-1-2 10/21 Rutgers...... 1-2 L 10/1 at Villanova...... 4-1 W 9/16 East Stroudsburg...... 3-0 W 10/24 Phila. Textile...... 1-4 L 10/12 Wake Forest...... 3-1 W 9/23 Rider...... 1-0 W 10/28 West Chester...... 2-1 W 10/16 Rutgers...... 2-1 W 9/30 Pittsburgh...... 4-1 W 10/31 at Drexel...... 2-3 L 10/19 Phila. Textile...... 2-1 W 10/4 Villanova...... 4-1 W 11/3 Saint Joseph's...... 5-0 W 10/23 West Chester...... 4-0 W 10/7 at Hofstra...... 3-1 W 11/8 Penn State...... 1-3 L 10/26 at Drexel...... 1-0 W 10/11 at La Salle...... 3-2 W 11/11 Penn...... 2-4 L 10/29 at Saint Joseph's...... 5-1 W 10/14 American...... 2-1 W 11/14 Trenton State...... 2-1 W 11/1 Penn State...... 1-1 T 10/18 at Rutgers...... 1-0 W COACH: John Boles 11/6 Penn...... 2-2 T 10/21 Trenton State...... 3-1 W 11/9 at Delaware...... 2-0 W 10/24 at West Chester...... 1-0 W 1982: 7-8-1 Penn State*...... 6-5 L 10/28 at Drexel...... 5-0 W 9/11 East Stroudsburg...... 2-1 W *- NCAA Tournament 10/31 Saint Joseph's...... 2-0 W 9/15 at Lafayette...... 2-2 T COACH: John Boles 11/3 Penn State...... 1-1 T 9/18 at Lehigh...... 3-2 W 11/8 at Penn...... 0-0 T 9/23 Spring Garden...... 3-1 W 1986: 11-4-2 11/11 at Rider ...... 1-0 W 9/25 Rider...... 1-2 L 9/6 East Stroudsburg...... 2-1 W 11/15 Penn State *...... 1-0 W 10/2 Brooklyn College...... 5-3 W 9/13 Bucknell...... 5-0 W 11/19 at Phila. Textile *...... 1-2 L 10/6 Villanova...... 4-0 W 9/17 Lafayette...... 3-1 W #- NCAA Tournament 10/9 at Hofstra...... 0-1 L 9/20 at Massachusetts...... 3-0 W COACH: John Boles 10/13 La Salle...... 0-1 L 9/24 Chapman...... 2-0 W 10/20 at Rutgers...... 1-2 L 9/27 at Seton Hall...... 0-1 L 10/23 at Phila. Textile...... 1-4 L 10/1 Villanova...... 4-0 W 1979: 10-4-3 10/27 at West Chester...... 2-4 L 10/8 La Salle...... 1-0 W 9/15 at East Stroudsburg...... 2-0 W 10/30 Drexel...... 4-2 W 10/11 at Army...... 4-3 W 9/19 Lafayette...... 4-1 W 11/2 Saint Joseph's...... 3-1 W 10/14 at Rutgers...... 0-3 L 9/22 at Rider...... 1-3 L 11/5 at Penn State...... 0-2 L 10/18 at Phila. Textile...... 1-1 T 9/28 at Pittsburgh...... 0-0 T 11/9 at Penn...... 1-3 L 10/22 at West Chester...... 1-0 W 10/6 Hofstra...... 5-3 W COACH: John Boles 10/25 Drexel...... 1-0 W 10/9 La Salle...... 2-1 W 10/28 Saint Joseph's...... 5-0 W 10/13 at American...... 1-1 T 1983: 14-2 10/31 at Penn State...... 1-2 L 10/17 Rutgers...... 1-0 W 9/10 at E. Stroudsburg...... 2-0 W 11/4 at Penn...... 0-2 L 10/20 at Phila. Textile...... 0-1 L 9/17 Lehigh...... 5-0 W 11/8 Delaware...... 1-1 T 10/23 West Chester...... 4-0 W 9/24 at Rider...... 3-1 W COACH: John Boles 10/26 Drexel...... 1-0 W 10/1 at Haverford...... 3-0 W 10/30 at Saint Joseph's...... 4-0 W 10/5 at Villanova...... 7-1 W 1987: 10-8-1 11/2 at Penn State...... 0-1 L 10/8 at Colgate...... 4-1 W 9/9 Delaware...... 2-0 W 11/7 Penn ...... 4-0 W 10/15 Lafayette...... 2-1 W 9/12 Bucknell...... 0-1 L 11/10 at Trenton State...... 1-0 W 10/19 Rutgers...... 0-1 L 9/15 Lafayette...... 1-3 L 11/15 American...... 0-0 T 10/22 Phila. Textile...... 2-4 L 9/18 Massachusetts...... 6-0 W 11/17 at La Salle...... 0-1 L 10/26 West Chester...... 2-1 W 9/20 C. Connecticut...... 1-0 W COACH: John Boles 10/29 at Drexel...... 2-1 W 9/23 E. Stroudsburg...... 4-2 W 11/1 at Saint Joseph's...... 2-1 W 9/26 Seton Hall...... 1-2 L

• 40 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer ALL-TIME RESULTS

9/29 Villanova...... 0-1 L 10/19 Rhode Island...... 2-0 W 9/13 West Chester...... 1-2 L 10/3 Rhode Island...... 2-0 W 10/23 Saint Joseph's...... 3-1 W 9/17 at G. Washington...... 0-4 L 10/6 La Salle...... 1-1 T 10/26 Drexel...... 0-3 L 9/21 Villanova...... 2-1 W 10/10 Army...... 0-1 L 10/28 West Virginia...... 1-0 W 9/23 Lock Haven...... 3-4 L 10/13 Rutgers...... 1-4 L 10/30 Penn...... 2-0 W 9/25 Penn State...... 0-2 L 10/17 Phila. Textile...... 1-0 W 11/3 Penn State...... 1-2 L 10/1 at St. Bona...... 2-3 L 10/19 West Chester...... 6-0 W COACH: John Boles 10/5 at Rutgers...... 0-7 L 10/24 Drexel...... 4-1 W 10/8 at Phila. Textile...... 1-3 L 10/27 Saint Joseph's...... 2-0 W 1991: 8-6-2; A-10: 3-3-1 10/11 at Delaware...... 2-4 L 11/1 Penn State...... 0-1 L 9/7 Bucknell...... 5-0 W 10/14 Rhode Island...... 1-6 L 11/4 Penn...... 2-1 W 9/11 Lafayette...... 3-1 W 10/16 La Salle...... 1-2 L 11/7 Rutgers...... 1-3 L 9/14 Massachusetts...... 0-0 T 10/19 Drexel...... 2-1 W COACH: John Boles 9/21 Geo. Washington...... 0-1 L 10/21 West Virginia...... 3-1 W 9/24 Villanova...... 2-3 L 10/25 at Lehigh...... 0-2 L 1988: 9-7-2; A-10: 3-0-1; 9/27 Penn State...... 0-1 L 10/29 Saint Joseph's...... 2-4 L Soccer 7: 4-2 10/1 La Salle...... 1-0 W 11/2 at Penn...... 2-3 L 9/3 East Stroudsburg...... 1-2 L 10/4 St. Bonaventure...... 6-0 W COACH: Hugh McInaw 9/10 Bucknell...... 3-2 W 10/8 Rutgers...... 1-3 L 9/13 Lafayette...... 2-1 W 10/12 Phila. Textile...... 1-0 W 1995: 5-9-2; A-10: 2-7-2 9/16 Massachusetts...... 1-0 W 10/15 Lehigh...... 2-2 T 9/2 Fordham...... 2-2 T 9/21 Delaware...... 0-1 L 10/18 Rhode Island...... 1-2 L 9/10 Virginia Tech...... 1-3 L 9/24 Seton Hall...... 1-5 L 10/22 Saint Joseph's...... 2-0 W 9/13 West Chester...... 2-1 W 9/28 Villanova...... 3-0 W 10/27 West Virginia...... 3-2 W 9/16 Geo. Washington...... 0-1 L 10/1 Rhode Island...... 2-0 W 10/30 Penn...... 2-3 L 9/24 Dayton...... 2-0 W 10/5 La Salle...... 2-1 W 11/2 Drexel ...... 1-0 W 9/27 La Salle...... 1-5 L 10/8 Army...... 1-2 L COACH: John Boles 9/29 St. Bonaventure...... 1-2 L 10/11 Rutgers...... 0-0 T 10/6 Saint Joseph's...... 1-1 T 10/15 Phila. Textile...... 1-4 L 1992: 6-8-2; A-10: 3-3-1; 10/11 Delaware...... 1-0 W 10/19 Lehigh...... 1-1 T Soccer 7: 1-2-2 10/13 Rhode Island...... 0-2 W 10/22 Drexel...... 4-3 W 9/9 Navy...... 1-3 L 10/15 Xavier...... 1-3 L 10/25 Saint Joseph's...... 2-0 W 9/12 Massachusetts...... 1-6 L 10/17 Drexel...... 2-3 L 10/29 West Chester...... 3-0 W 9/16 West Chester...... 3-1 W 10/22 Duquesne...... 4-1 W 11/1 Penn...... 0-2 L 9/19 Geo. Washington...... 1-2 L 10/25 Phila. Textile...... 5-4 W 11/4 Rutgers...... 1-2 L 9/23 Villanova...... 1-1 T 10/29 Massachusetts...... 2-3 L COACH: John Boles 9/27 Penn State...... 1-3 L 10/31 Penn...... 2-5 L 9/30 La Salle...... 2-0 W COACH: Hugh McInaw 1989: 9-6-1; A-10: 3-4; 10/3 St. Bonaventure...... 2-0 W Soccer 7: 2-3-1 10/7 Rutgers...... 2-1 W 1996: 3-14-2 9/9 Bucknell...... 2-0 W 10/10 Phila. Textile...... 0-1 L 8/31 Phila. Textile...... 0-2 L 9/13 Lafayette...... 1-2 L 10/16 Rhode Island...... 1-2 L 9/2 UNC-Wilmington...... 1-2 L 9/16 Massachusetts...... 3-0 W 10/20 Saint Joseph's...... 2-2 T 9/10 at Penn State...... 1-6 L 9/27 Villanova...... 2-0 W 10/25 West Virginia...... 4-0 W 9/14 Drexel...... 2-1 W 9/30 Rhode Island...... 0-2 L 10/28 Lehigh...... 1-2 L 9/18 at Delaware...... 0-1 L 10/4 La Salle...... 2-1 W 10/31 Drexel...... 0-2 L 9/22 West Chester...... 4-1 W 10/7 Army...... 1-0 W 11/2 Kutztown ...... 5-1 W 9/27 Rhode Island...... 2-6 L 10/10 Rutgers...... 0-2 L COACH: John Boles 9/29 Massachusetts...... 0-3 L 10/14 Phila. Textile...... 2-3 L 10/4 at Xavier...... 1-4 L 10/18 Lehigh...... 2-1 W 1993: 10-5-3; A-10: 3-3-2; 10/6 at Dayton...... 2-3 L 10/21 Drexel ...... 0-1 L Soccer 7: 3-2 10/11 at La Salle...... 0-1 L 10/24 Saint Joseph's ...... 2-1 W 9/8 Navy...... 4-3 W 10/18 Duquesne...... 1-1 T 10/27 Penn State ...... 2-1 W 9/11 Geo. Washington...... 1-1 T 10/20 St. Bonaventure...... 2-1 W 10/29 West Chester...... 3-0 W 9/22 Villanova...... 2-1 W 10/25 at G. Washington...... 4-7 L 10/31 Penn...... 3-3 T 9/24 Penn State...... 0-7 L 10/27 at Virginia Tech...... 1-2 L 11/3 Rutgers...... 1-5 L 9/26 Lock Haven...... 2-1 W 10/30 at Penn...... 1-4 L COACH: John Boles 9/29 La Salle...... 4-0 W 11/1 Saint Joseph's...... 1-1 T 10/1 St. Bonaventure...... 4-0 W 11/3 at Fordham...... 1-2 L 1990: 13-6; A-10: 6-2; 10/3 Massachusetts...... 4-3 W 11/5 at Villanova...... 1-4 L Soccer 7: 4-1 10/6 Rutgers...... 3-6 L COACH: Hugh McInaw 9/5 Lehigh...... 1-2 L 10/9 Phila. Textile...... 1-0 W 9/8 Bucknell...... 0-1 L 10/15 Rhode Island...... 0-0 T 1997: 10-7-2; A-10: 4-6-1 9/12 Lafayette...... 1-0 W 10/17 West Chester...... 2-2 T 9/2 Villanova...... 2-1 W 9/15 Massachusetts...... 2-1 W 10/20 Drexel...... 0-2 L 9/6 at Hofstra...... 0-2 L 9/19 Delaware...... 3-0 W 10/24 West Virginia...... 3-0 W 9/9 Penn State...... 2-0 W 9/22 West Chester...... 4-1 W 10/27 Lehigh...... 4-2 W 9/14 Robert Morris...... 2-0 W 9/26 Villanova...... 3-1 W 10/30 Saint Joseph's...... 0-4 L 9/17 Lehigh...... 2-1 W 9/30 Penn State...... 3-0 W 11/1 Kutztown...... 6-0 W 9/20 at Saint Joseph's...... 1-1 T 10/3 La Salle...... 3-0 W Saint Joseph's...... 1-2 L 9/22 at West Chester...... 3-2 W 10/6 St. Bonaventure...... 5-1 W COACH: John Boles 9/24 at Drexel...... 0-0 T 10/9 Rutgers...... 0-3 L 9/30 at Phila Textile...... 4-2 W 10/13 Phila. Textile...... 3-2 W 1994: 3-14 10/3 at Rhode Island...... 0-1 L 10/17 Geo. Washington...... 0-6 L 9/10 at Massachusetts...... 0-4 L 10/5 at Massachusetts...... 0-4 L

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 41 • OwlSports.com ALL-TIME RESULTS

10/10 Xavier...... 3-4 L 9/25 STONY BROOK...... 3-4 L 9/27 Cincinnati...... 2-0 W 10/12 Dayton...... 4-2 W 9/28 at Drexel...... 2-0 L 10/4 at #22 USF...... 0-3 L 10/17 La Salle...... 1-0 W 10/1 at Howard...... 1-0 W 10/8 UCF...... 1-1 T 10/19 Fordham...... 5-2 W 10/7 at Richmond...... 3-2 W 10/11 SMU...... 1-2 L 10/24 at Duquesne...... 2-1 W 10/9 at G. Washington...... 0-2 L 10/14 at Yale...... 0-1 L 10/26 at St. Bonaventure...... 0-3 L 10/15 at Saint Joseph’s...... 2-0 W 10/18 at Cincinnati...... 1-5 L 10/31 George Washington...... 1-3 L 10/21 XAVIER...... 2-0 W 10/22 at UConn...... 1-3 L 11/2 Virginia Tech...... 1-3 L 10/23 DAYTON...... 0-1 L 10/25 Tulsa...... 1-2 L COACH: Hugh McInaw 10/28 at Duquesne...... 0-2 L 11/1 at Memphis...... 0-1 L 10/30 at St. Bonaventure...... 2-1 W COACH David MacWilliams 1998: 5-12-1; A-10: 5-6 11/4 LA SALLE...... 1-0 W 9/2 at Lehigh...... 3-4 L 11/6 FORDHAM...... 0-1 (2OT) L 2015: 10-7-2, AAC: 2-6 9/5 Drexel...... 1-1 T 11/10 La Salle*...... 0-2 L 8/28 at Manhattan...... 1-0 (OT) W 9/9 at Villanova...... 0-5 L *Atlantic 10 Tournament match 8/30 at Northeastern...... 1-1 (2OT) T 9/12 at Delaware...... 0-1 L COACH: David MacWilliams 9/4 #24 Penn State...... 2-0 W 9/15 at Hofstra...... 0-8 L 9/8 Rider...... 3-1 W 9/19 at Saint Joseph's...... 2-1 W 2012: 10-6-3; A-10: 6-1-2 9/13 Yale...... 2-0 W 9/22 Phila. Textile...... 0-2 L 8/31 vs. Virginia Tech...... 0-1 L 9/16 at Villanova...... 2-1 W 9/29 Penn...... 0-1 L 9/2 at James Madison....0-0...... T 9/20 at Penn...... 3-0 W 10/2 at Massachusetts...... 2-1 W 9/11 MANHATTAN...... 3-2 W 9/23 La Salle...... 4-1 W 10/4 Rhode Island...... 1-0 W 9/14 at Cal-Poly...... 1-4 L 9/26 at Cincinnati...... 2-3 L 10/5 at Colgate...... 3-1 W 9/16 at Cal. State-...... 1-2 L 9/30 at Delaware...... 0-0 (2OT) T 9/6 Lafayette...... 0-0 T 9/21 ST.PETER’S...... 2-1 W 10/3 vs #17 USF...... 0-1 L 9/11 vs. William & Mary...... 0-2 L 9/23 HOWARD...... 4-0 W 10/7 at UCF...... 1-3 L 9/13 at Old Dominion...... 0-4 L 9/25 at Villanova...... 0-1 L 10/10 Memphis...... 4-0 W 9/18 Navy...... 2-3 L 9/29 at Rider...... 2-0 W 10/13 Columbia...... 3-1 W 9/20 Albany...... 2-0 W 10/5 ST.BONA...... 2-1 (OT)...... W 10/17 at Tulsa...... 0-2 L 9/23 Penn...... 2-1 W 10/7 DUQUESNE...... 2-1 W 10/21 UConn...... 0-2 L 9/26 Hartford...... 2-1 W 10/12 at Rhode Island...... 0-0 T 10/24 Cincinnati...... 3-1 W 10/3 Siena...... 2-0 W 10/14 at Massachusetts...... 2-0 W 10/31 at #9 SMU...... 0-2 L 10/10 at Saint Joseph’s...... 2-1 W 10/19 BUTLER...... 3-3 T 11/7 at UConn...... 0-4 L 10/16 at Massachusetts...... 1-0 W 10/21 SAINT LOUIS...... 1-3 L COACH: David MacWilliams 10/18 at Rhode Island...... 1-4 L 10/26 at Fordham...... 2-0 W 10/23 St. Bonaventure...... 1-0 W 10/28 at La Salle...... 3-0 W 2016: 10-8-2, AAC: 2-3-2 10/25 Duquesne...... 0-1 L 11/3 SAINT JOSEPH’S*...... 2-0 W 8/26 vs Manhattan...... 3-0 W 10/30 at La Salle...... 0-1 L 11/8 VCU*...... 0-1 L 8/28 vs Saint Joseph's...... 2-0 W 11/1 at Fordham...... 0-0 T *A-10 Tournament match 9/2 vs Pittsburgh...... 2-1 W 11/6 Saint Louis...... 0-1 L COACH David MacWilliams 9/4 vs. Northeastern...... 3-1 W 11/8 #15 Charlotte...... 2-1 W 9/10 at Rider...... 0-2 L COACH: David MacWilliams 2013: 10-4-4; AAC: 3-1-4 9/13 at Drexel...... 2-3 (OT) L 8/30 at Saint Peter’s...... 1-0(OT) W 9/17 vs Fairfield...... 4-0 W 2010: 8-9-2; A-10: 6-3-0 9/6 WOFFORD...... 3-0 W 9/24 at UConn...... 0-1 L 9/3 vs. Colgate...... 0-0 T 9/8 HOFSTRA...... 2-0 W 9/27 at Penn State...... 1-0 W 9/5 vs. Lafayette...... 0-1 L 9/11 RIDER...... 1-0 W 10/1 vs Memphis...... 0-0 (2OT) T 9/11 DREXEL...... 1-3 L 9/14 at Saint Joseph’s...... 0-1 L 10/4 vs Villanova...... 1-0 W 9/16 at Hofstra...... 0-0 T 9/17 at Delaware...... 1-2 L 10/8 at SMU...... 1-0 W 9/19 FDU...... 1-2(OT) L 9/21 VILLANOVA...... 1-0 W 10/11 at Columbia...... 0-1 (OT) L 9/22 RIDER...... 4-0 W 9/25 FORDHAM...... 1-0 W 10/15 at Cincinnati...... 0-4 L 9/25 at Siena...... 1-2 L 9/28 at #18 Louisville...... 0-3 L 10/18 vs Delaware...... 2-1 W -29/29 RUTGERS...... 2-0 W 10/2 #24 UCONN...... 1-1 T 10/22 vs Tulsa...... 1-1 (2OT) T 10/2 at La Salle...... 0-1 L 10/5 at Drexel...... 2-0 W 10/29 vs UCF...... 1-0 (OT) W 10/9 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 3-0 W 10/9 at SMU...... 1-1 T 11/5 at USF...... 0-1 L 10/15 at Dayton...... 2-1 W 10/12 USF...... 1-1 T COACH: David MacWilliams 10/17 at Xavier...... 1-2 (2OT) L 10/19 MEMPHIS...... 2-1 W 10/22 MASSACHUSETTS...... 0-1 L 10/23 at Rutgers...... 1-0 W 10/24 RHODE ISLAND...... 1-0 W 10/27 at UCF...... 2-2 T 10/29 at Saint Louis...... 0-3 L 11/2 CINCINNATI...... 1-0 (2OT) W 10/31 at Charlotte...... 2-1(2OT) W 11/9 USF*...... 0-1 L 11/5 G. WASHINGTON...... 2-1 W *American Athletic Tournament 11/7 RICHMOND...... 3-0 W COACH David MacWilliams 11/11 Xavier*...... 0-1 L *A-10 Tournament match COACH: David MacWilliams 2014: 2-14-2, AAC: 1-6-1 8/29 Drexel...... 0-1 L 2011: 9-10-0; A-10: 5-4-0 8/31 Sacramento St...... 3-0 W 9/3 LAFAYETTE...... 1-0 W 9/5 at #16 Penn state...... 0-1 L 9/9 vs. Holy Cross...... 4-1 W 9/9 at Duke...... 1-3 L 9/11 at Brown...... 0-2 L 9/13 at La Salle...... 2-2 T 9/16 vs. Jacksonville...... 3-2 W 9/17 at Fordham...... 0-1 L 9/18 at Stetson...... 0-1 L 9/21 Penn...... 0-3 L 9/24 LONG ISLAND...... 1-4 L 9/24 #23 Delaware...... 0-3 L

• 42 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

Opponent...... W-L-T...... Pct. First Last Merion C.C...... 0-1-0...... 000 1931 1931 Akron...... 0-1-0...... 000 1967 1967 Michigan State...... 0-1-0...... 000 1966 1966 Albany...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2009 2009 Mount Saint Mary's...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2002 2002 Alumni...... 2-0-4...... 667 1935 1961 Muhlenberg...... 8-0-0...... 1.000 1944 1962 American...... 14-2-2...... 833 1966 1981 Navy...... 1-1-1...... 429 1992 2009 Army...... 5-6-2...... 462 1942 1989 Niagra...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1999 1999 Bainbridge NTS...... 0-1-0...... 000 1944 1944 North Carolina State...... 1-1-0...... 500 2003 2004 British Royal Navy...... 0-0-1...... 500 1942 1942 Northeastern...... 1-0-1...... 500 2015 2016 Brooklyn College...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1982 1982 NYU...... 4-2-2...... 625 1967 1975 Brown...... 0-1-0...... 000 2011 2011 Old Dominion...... 0-2-0...... 000 2007 2009 Bucknell...... 34-6-2...... 833 1931 1991 Penn ...... 7-23-6...... 278 1965 2015 Buffalo...... 1-1-0...... 500 2008 2008 Penn. Mil. Coll...... 4-0-0...... 1.000 1962 1965 Butler...... 0-0-1...... 500 2012 2012 Penn State...... 20-40-8...... 343 1931 2016 Cal Poly...... 0-1-0...... 000 2012 2012 Philadelphia Univ...... 22-17-2...... 561 1926 2007 Cal St. Northridge...... 0-1-0...... 000 2012 2012 Pittsburgh...... 9-3-1...... 708 1968 1979 CCNY...... 0-2-0...... 000 1957 1958 Princeton...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1951 1951 Central Connectuicut...... 1-1-0...... 500 1987 2004 Rhode Island...... 8-14-2...... 370 1987 2012 Central Florida...... 1-1-2...... 167 2013 2016 Richmond...... 3-5-1...... 313 2001 2011 Chalfont...... 0-0-1...... 500 1930 1930 Rider...... 28-6-2...... 829 1961 2016 Charlotte...... 2-2-0...... 500 2006 2010 Robert Morris...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1997 1997 Chapman...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1986 1986 Rutgers...... 24-17-2...... 581 1929 2013 Cincinnati...... 3-3-0...... 600 2013 2016 Sacremento State...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2014 2014 Cleveland State...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2003 2003 St. Bonaventure...... 15-7-0...... 650 1967 2012 Colgate...... 3-0-1...... 1.000 1983 2010 Saint Peter’s...... 2-0-0...... 1.000 2012 2013 Columbia...... 1-1-0...... 1.000 2015 2016 Saint Joseph's...... 37-14-7...... 693 1958 2016 Connecticut...... 0-5-1...... 100 2013 2016 Saint Louis...... 0-6-0...... 000 2005 2012 Dartmouth...... 0-1-0...... 000 2004 2004 San Francisco...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1951 1951 Dayton...... 6-10-1...... 406 1995 2011 Seton Hall...... 1-3-0...... 250 1929 1988 Delaware...... 33-10-7...... 724 1927 2016 Siena...... 1-1-0...... 500 2009 2010 Denver...... 0-1-0...... 000 2006 2006 Spring Garden...... 2-0-0...... 1.000 1974 1982 Dickinson...... 2-0-0...... 1.000 1939 1940 Springfield...... 1-6-0...... 143 1934 1940 Drexel...... 27-16-4...... 630 1947 2016 South Carolina...... 0-1-0...... 000 2006 2006 Duke...... 0-3-0...... 000 2004 2014 South Florida...... 0-4-1...... 125 2013 2016 Duquesne...... 8-8-2...... 500 1995 2012 Southern Methodist...... 0-2-1...... 167 2013 2015 East Stroudsburg...... 12-6-1...... 658 1931 1987 Stetson...... 0-1-0...... 000 2011 2011 Elizabethtown...... 0-4-0...... 000 1963 1967 Stevens...... 1-0-1...... 750 1932 1933 Fairfield...... 1-0-0...... 000 2016 2016 Stony Brook...... 0-1-0...... 000 2011 2011 Farleigh Dickinson...... 1-3-1...... 300 1980 2010 Stroudsburg...... 2-0-1...... 833 1928 1932 Fordham...... 9-5-4...... 611 1995 2014 Swarthmore...... 7-1-0...... 875 1928 1966 Franklin and Marshall...... 13-1-4...... 833 1927 1951 Trenton State...... 7-0-1...... 938 1974 1983 George Mason...... 0-1-0...... 000 2002 2002 Tulsa...... 0-2-1...... 000 2014 2016 George Washington...... 6-16-2...... 304 1984 2011 UMBC...... 0-2-0...... 000 2002 2007 Gettysburg...... 10-1-0...... 909 1939 1965 UNC-Wilmington...... 0-1-0...... 000 1996 1996 Haddon Hall...... 0-1-0...... 000 1929 1929 UNLV...... 0-0-1...... 500 2006 2006 Hartford...... 1-1-0...... 500 2007 2009 Upsala...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1966 1966 Hartwick...... 0-2-0...... 000 2005 2006 Ursinus...... 7-0-2...... 889 1933 1941 Haverford College...... 8-2-1...... 773 1943 1983 Villanova...... 23-10-3...... 671 1972 2016 Haverford JV...... 1-0-2...... 500 1926 1928 Virginia ...... 0-2-0...... 000 2001 2002 Hofstra...... 24-5-2...... 806 1957 2013 VCU...... 0-1-0...... 000 2012 2012 Holy Cross...... 1-0-0...... 000 2011 2011 Virginia Tech...... 0-6-0...... 000 1995 2012 Howard...... 4-1-0...... 800 1972 2012 Wagner...... 5-1-0...... 833 1957 1962 Iona...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2008 2008 Wake Forest...... 1-1-0...... 500 1984 1985 Jacksonville...... 1-0-0...... 000 2011 2011 Washington...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1965 1965 James Madison...... 1-1-1...... 500 1977 2012 West Chester...... 26-17-3...... 598 1927 1997 Kutztown...... 2-0-0...... 1.000 1992 1993 West Virginia...... 6-1-0...... 857 1966 2005 La Salle...... 48-17-3...... 728 1949 2015 Western Maryland...... 2-0-0...... 1.000 1941 1942 Lafayette...... 30-9-3...... 744 1928 2011 Wilkes...... 2-0-0...... 1.000 1955 1956 Lehigh...... 9-9-2...... 500 1926 2005 William & Mary...... 0-2-0...... 000 2007 2009 Lock Haven...... 1-1-0...... 500 1993 1994 Winthrop...... 0-1-0...... 000 2006 2006 Long Island...... 4-4-1...... 563 1966 2011 Wofford...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2013 2013 Louisville...... 0-1-0...... 000 2013 2013 Xavier...... 4-9-2...... 286 1995 2011 Manhattan...... 2-0-0...... 1.000 2012 2015 Yale...... 1-1-0...... 500 2014 2015 Marshall...... 0-1-0...... 000 2005 2005 Bold indicates 2017 opponents Maryland...... 3-1-1...... 700 1940 1949 Massachusetts...... 11-11-2...... 500 1986 2012 Memphis...... 2-1-1...... 667 2013 2016 Mercer...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2008 2008

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 43 • THE AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE OwlSports.com

The American Athletic Conference consists 2016-17 as Cincinnati’s Annette Echikunwoke of the American’s women’s basketball games of 13 prestigious institutions: the University of won the indoor weight throw, Tulsa’s Marc Scott are carried on national cable, regional sports Central Florida, the University of Cincinnati, East won the outdoor 10,000-meter title, and Hous- networks or ESPN3, while the conference has a Carolina University, the University of Connecti- ton won the crown in the outdoor 4x100-meter multi-year agreement with CBS Sports Network cut, the University of Houston, the University of relay. for coverage of select baseball games. Memphis, the U.S. Naval Academy (in football only), the University of South Florida Southern Under The American’s banner, SMU advanced American Athletic Conference teams have Methodist University, Temple University, Tulane to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship for access to the pinnacle of college football’s post- University, the University of Tulsa, and Wichita the first time since 1993. The UConn women’s season structure. An American representative State University. basketball team won its NCAA-record ninth, would be chosen for the College Football Play- 10th and 11th national championships and broke off semifinals if it is among the top four teams Under the leadership of commissioner Mike its own NCAA record with a 111-game winning in the CFP selection committee’s final ranking. Aresco, the American Athletic Conference has streak that spanned three seasons. UCF, East Otherwise, the league would place its champi- written an impressive list of accomplishments, Carolina and Houston have all achieved top-10 on in a New Year’s Bowl if it is ranked higher both in the competitive arena and the class- rankings in baseball in the past three years. Tul- than the champions of Conference USA, the room. The American has taken its place at the sa placed sixth at the 2016 NCAA Men’s Cross Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West forefront of intercollegiate athletics, with a col- Country Championship, while USF finished the Conference and the Sun Belt Conference. lection of national team and individual champi- 2014-15 season at No. 8 in the final men’s golf onships and football and men’s and women’s national ranking. Additionally, The American holds primary or basketball postseason victories that place The secondary partnerships with 12 bowls for the American among the elite Division I FBS confer- American Athletic Conference student-ath- current six-year cycle, ensuring multiple annual ences. letes have distinguished themselves in all facets matchups against the nation’s top conferences of intercollegiate athletics. Temple linebacker and providing desirable postseason destina- The league has produced four NCAA champi- Tyler Matakevich won the Bednarik Award and tions to member institutions. onship teams – UConn men’s basketball in 2014 the Nagurski Trophy as the nation’s top defen- and UConn women’s basketball in 2014, 2015 sive player in 2015, while Navy quarterback The American Athletic Conference serves its and 2016 – in addition to two New Year’s Six Keenan Reynolds finished fifth in the Heisman membership from a state-of-the-art office locat- bowl champions, five NCAA individual champi- Trophy voting. UConn basketball standout Bre- ed in Providence, Rhode Island. The location of onships, and one Rhodes Scholar. Additionally, anna Stewart finished her career as the most the conference headquarters – just steps from American Athletic Conference teams have ad- decorated player in college basketball history the city’s Amtrak station and 10 minutes from T.F. vanced to the College World Series, reached the as she was chosen as the consensus national Green International Airport – gives the confer- semifinal and final rounds of the NIT, qualified player of the year for the third time and became ence easy access to its member schools. The for the match play round of the NCAA Men’s the first player be named four times as the Most conference headquarters also serves as the Golf Championship and registered top-10 fin- Outstanding Player at the Final Four. Reynolds home of the American Digital Network, which ishes at the NCAA Cross Country and Outdoor and Stewart were selected as the winners of provides live coverage of all 21 conference Track and Field championships. the 2016 AAU James E. Sullivan Award as the championships. nation’s top amateur athletes, marking only the The American Athletic Conference was one second time in the 86-year history of the award of six finalists for the 2016 Sports Business Jour- that multiple winners were chosen. nal Sports League of the Year award, along with Major League Baseball, Major League Soccer, Additionally, SMU’s Avery Acker was chosen NASCAR, the National Basketball Association as the Division I women’s volleyball Academic and the PGA Tour. All-America of the Year in 2015, while Navy offensive guard E.K. Binns and East Carolina wide In football, Temple and Navy were ranked in receiver Zay Jones have both been named as the final College Football Playoff poll of the 2016 finalists for the 2016 Campbell Trophy, which is season, marking the second straight season that presented by the National Football Foundation The American finished with at least two ranked to the top scholar-athlete in college football. teams. Seven teams from The American played Tulsa cross country standout Kirk Smith was in bowl games, while three teams (USF, Temple, chosen as a Rhodes Scholar in the fall of 2016, Tulsa) finished with at least 10 wins. while two student-athletes from The American earned NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships in the The American has had a combined 15 teams conference’s first three years. The conference play in bowl games in the last two seasons, high- had a record 16 student-athletes earn CoSIDA lighted by Houston’s win against Florida State Academic All-America accolades in 2015-16. in the 2015-16 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. Hous- ton’s finish at No. 8 nationally in 2015 gave The American Athletic Conference alumni have American a top-10 team in the final national polls made their mark in professional sports as well. for the second time in three seasons after UCF UCF quarterback Blake Bortles was selected The American Membership History finished No. 10 in the 2013 rankings after the by the Jacksonville Jaguars with the No. 3 pick Knights’ Fiesta Bowl win against Baylor. Addi- in the 2014 NFL Draft. More recently, a number Current Members...... First Year tionally, Memphis, Navy, USF and Temple have of American Athletic Conference athletes have Central Florida...... 2013 all finished in the top 25 of either the CFP, Asso- been selected in the first round of the profes- Cincinnati...... 2013 ciated Press or USA Today polls as members of sional entry drafts in football, basketball, base- Connecticut...... 2013 The American. ball and soccer. The American has had two first- East Carolina...... 2014 round picks in football in each of three of the last Individual teams in The American have en- four seasons, while the conference produced Houston...... 2013 joyed unprecedented success since the confer- four first-round picks in the 2016 WNBA Draft. Memphis...... 2013 ence’s formation. Houston went 13-1 in the 2015 Navy (football-only)...... 2015 football season, setting a school record for wins, The American Athletic Conference holds SMU...... 2013 while Navy won a program-record 11 games in its media rights partnerships with ESPN and CBS South Florida...... 2013 Sports which provide the conference with out- first season in the conference, also in 2015. The Temple...... 2013 2014 season saw Memphis finish with 10 wins in standing national exposure on the two industry football for the first time since 1938, while Tem- leaders in sports television. The football portion Tulane...... 2014 ple enjoyed its first 10-win season in 2015. of the contract calls for nearly 90 percent of con- Tulsa...... 2014 ference-controlled games on national broadcast Witchita...... 2017 Beyond the gridiron, The American sent or national cable platforms. The first two Amer- four teams to the 2016 NCAA Men’s Basketball ican Athletic Conference Football Champion- Past Members...... Year Championship, and the league had the best ships were televised by ABC as part of Champi- men’s basketball postseason record of any con- onship Saturday. Louisville...... 2013-14 ference in 2014. Since the conference’s forma- Rutgers...... 2013-14 tion in 2013-14, teams from The American have In men’s basketball, the television deal calls registered top-10 national rankings in football, for all conference-controlled games to be tele- American Athletic Conference men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, vised, with more than 63 percent slotted for na- 15 Park Row West men’s soccer, men’s golf, and men’s track and tional broadcast or national cable – a minimum field. Student-athletes from The American won of 107 games. The entire postseason tourna- Providence, RI 02903 three NCAA individual titles in track and field in ment is televised, including the championship (401) 244-3278 game, which is on ABC or ESPN. Sixty percent [email protected] • 44 • THE UNIVERSITY & ATHLETICS 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

As Temple’s president, Englert has focused the university on its his- PRESIDENT toric commitments: engaging with the city of Philadelphia; producing research that improves lives, including work on opioid abuse Richard M. ENGLERT and traumatic brain injury; and energizing the Commonwealth of 41st Year at Temple Pennsylvania.

Accessible. High quality. Engaged with Most of all, as a lifelong educator, Englert takes every opportunity to the community. Affordable. Diverse. empower Temple’s inspiring students and faculty. Those are the pillars of Richard M. En- glert’s presidency. They are also the “Temple has proved that excellence in education, access, afford- values he has championed at Temple ability, diversity and community engagement are not mutually exclu- University for more than 40 years. sive,” Englert said. “That’s what we’ve done better than anyone else for more than 130 years. It is who we are and it is the dedication to After serving Temple with loyalty and our mission that will make Temple an even greater institution in the distinction in 16 different roles since 1976, Englert became president years to come.” on July 21, 2016. Under his leadership, the university welcomed its largest and most academically qualified class of new students and broke records for freshman applications. It also began major campus renovations, highlighted by a state-of-the-art library. At the same time, Temple’s faculty gained unprecedented national recognition, and its student-athletes reached new levels of success on the field and off.

"I can say without reservation that there has never been a better time to be part of the Temple family, whether you are a student, faculty member, administrator or alumnus," Englert said. "We have a strong dedication to our mission and an unrelenting commitment to our students, our neighbors and our great city."

Englert arrived at Temple as an assistant to the dean of the College of Education. Over the years, he has been provost and interim senior vice president for academic affairs, dean of the College of Education and vice president for administration, among many other roles. Since 1985, he has served as a professor in the College of Education. Executive Vice Presidents

Throughout his career, Englert has always responded to Temple’s call. In recognition of his lifelong dedication, the Board of Trustees appointed him to the honorific role of university chancellor in 2012.

“President Englert has devoted his life to Temple University,” said Board of Trustees Chair Patrick J. O’Connor. ”Over the course of his 40-year-plus career at Temple, he has earned a reputation as an outstanding teacher, administrator and leader who always puts the needs of our students first.”

Englert earned a doctorate in educational administration from the Kevin Clark JoAnne Epps University of California, Los Angeles. He also has a master’s degree EVP & Chief EVP & Provost from Pepperdine University and a bachelor’s degree from St. John’s Operating Officer College.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 46 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

fessionals to assist in their professional growth. The Verified program is a product DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS of a strong collaboration between the Resnick Center and the Temple Career Cen- ter, which provides regular programming and career coaching for student-athletes Dr. Patrick KRAFT throughout the academic year and summer. • Students have served more than 9,000 community service hours in 65 projects 5th Year at Temple since 2014-2015 projects, four times more than previous periods. 3rd as Director of Athletics Enhancing Facilities • The Temple Sports Complex, home to men’s and women’s soccer, lacrosse, field Since his appointment as Director of Athlet- hockey and track opened in the fall of 2016. ics in May 2015, after serving two years as Depu- ty Director of Athletics, Dr. Patrick Kraft has led a • The newly restored East Park Canoe House, home to men’s crew and women’s transformation in Temple University’s Department rowing, opened in 2016. of Athletics. During his tenure, investments and enhancements in student-athlete welfare, support • New practice facility for men’s golf opened in 2017. for coaches and staff, in academic support and in facilities have provided deserved regional and na- • Enhancements have been made to athletic training facilities, strength and condi- tional attention for the University. tioning facilities, and to the student-athlete academic support center while locker In 2016, Kraft was recognized by the Sports Business Journal and by the Philadel- room renovations and upgrades were also completed for each varsity team, includ- phia Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 for his work at Temple. ing new locker rooms for Temple’s Olympic sports programs unveiled in 2015.

Among the accomplishments and initiatives during Kraft’s tenure: • Temple Athletics will move into the brand new STAR (Student Training and Rec- On the Field reation) Complex. The Complex will offer a 10,000 square foot weight and cardio • Football won the 2016 American Athletic Conference Football Championship and area, facilities for the Athletics and Campus Recreation departments, an indoor turf has been nationally-ranked and earned bowl berths in two consecutive seasons—a field, and a two-lane track outside the building. program first. In 2015, ESPN’s College GameDay made its first trip to Philadelphia for a Temple football game. Enhancing Revenue and the Brand • Annual donations have increased 75% with three consecutive record-setting years, • Men’s Basketball won the 2016 American Athletic Conference Regular Season including multiple six and seven-figure commitments in support of our football pro- Championship and competed in the NCAA Tournament for the seventh time in nine gram, the new Temple Owls Sports Complex, and the Men’s Crew and Women’s years. Rowing programs.

• Women’s Basketball earned its first national ranking in more than a decade and • In this year alone, donations have increased 20% from the previous year. made its first NCAA appearance in five years in 2017. • Key partnerships with Learfield Sports Properties, Learfield Licensing Partners, and • In 2015, Men's Soccer cracked the Top 25 for the first time since 1997 while Wom- IMG/Learfield Ticket Solutions have been secured and enhanced as well as a lucra- en’s Lacrosse also made an appearance in the national polls. tive rights deal with Under Armour.

• Women’s Fencing set a school record for wins in a season in 2017 and posted its • Created Owls TV, a video services arm dedicated to athletics, and developed a highest-ever national ranking (6th). broad-ranging digital and social media department to integrate video and engage the Temple fan base. • Gymnastics earned its best 10 scores in program history during the 2016-17 season, and sent its first individual qualifier, Daisy Todd, to NCAA Regionals since 2009. Prior to Temple, Kraft served two years (2011-13) as the Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director at Loyola University Chicago. He was also a member of the senior • Individually, linebacker Tyler Matakevich earned first team All-American and two staff at his alma mater, Indiana University, serving as Senior Assistant Associate Director National Defensive Player of the Year honors while Blanca Fernandez (women’s from 2009-11. cross country) and Alyssa Delp (field hockey) also earned All-American accolades Kraft played football as an undergraduate at Indiana and holds three degrees in 2015. During the 2016-17 season, Feyonda Fitzgerald (women’s basketball) and from the University. He earned a bachelor’s degree in sports marketing/management Safa Ibrahim (fencing) were honorable mention All-American selections. (2000), a master’s degree in athletic administration (2005), and a doctorate in sports management (2008). In the Classroom Kraft and his wife, Betsy, reside in Cherry Hill, N.J., with their daughter, Annabelle, • Student-athletes achieved a record five consecutive semesters with a combined and son, Joseph. GPA of 3.10 or greater and 11 consecutive semesters above a 3.00. Fifteen programs earned a cumulative GPA greater than 3.0, led by women's volleyball (3.58) and men's tennis (3.46). Twelve of those programs combined for GPAs above a 3.40.

• Student-athletes posted an 88% Graduation Success Rate (GSR), setting a school-record for the seventh consecutive year. Temple also posted its highest Federal Graduation Rate (71%) since 2010. Temple's overall GSR number is tied for 24th among all Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools. Football posted a GSR of 86, tied for 14th in the nation along with Nebraska and Miami (Fla.). Temple is one of 11 FBS schools in the country with all teams over 77 in GSR. The other 10 schools are Alabama, Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Stanford, Tulane, UCF, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech.

• Sixty-nine percent of student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA in the spring 2017, setting a Temple Athletics record. Another record was set with seven teams earning public recognition for their Academic Performance Rate (APR) data.

• With an average multi-year APR of 991, Temple ranked 12th in the nation among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) institutions, and led all full members of the Ameri- can Athletic Conference in 2017. Temple also is one of just 17 FBS institutions with all sports having multi-year APR's of 970 or greater.

For Our Students • Facilitated the development of a number of initiatives aimed at improving the men- tal health of student-athletes, including the establishment of a partnership with Temple’s Department of Clinical Psychology to deliver onsite behavioral health coaching for student-athletes. Partnered with the University’s Student Health Ser- vices so its staff can be a resource for all student-athletes.

• Instituted a career program with more than 50 national and regional employers attending career development events, during which student-athletes have the opportunity to hone their networking skills and establish professional connections.

• Created the Verified Program in 2016 with annual events like Owls on Capitol Hill and Owls on Wall Street to provide student-athletes with access to high level pro-

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 47 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

DEPUTY DIR. OF ATHLETICS EXECUTIVE SR. ASSOC. AD/SWA Craig ANGELOS Mary McELROY 3rd Year at Temple 3rd Year at Temple

Craig Angelos is in his third year as Temple Uni- Mary McElroy is in her third year as Executive versity’s Deputy Director of Athletics. Angelos joined Senior Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman the Owls staff in June of 2015. Administrator (SWA) at Temple. At Temple, Angelos works with the Owls exter- At Temple she coordinates the overall admin- nal team that includes the communications, corporate istration of varsity sports and serves as the primary sales (Learfield), creative services, development, sport administrator for women’s basketball, men’s and marketing and promotions, social and digital media, women’s cross country, women’s track, fencing and ticket operations, ticket sales (IMGL), video services, volleyball. She also oversees Temple’s sports medi- and strategic planning. He also serves as the sports cine and strength and conditioning staffs. supervisor for men’s basketball, field hockey, men's McElroy joined the Owls’ staff in July 2015 from soccer and golf. the Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) in Atlanta, Angelos, who has served on the athletics senior Ga., where she served as the Director for Partner Ser- staff at five different Division I institutions as well as the NCAA national office, came to Temple vices. A majority of her work saw her responsible for 65 of the 150 Division I member institu- from Florida International University where he served as the Senior Associate Athletic Director tions served by the company. for Revenue Enhancement from 2014-15. While at FIU, he was responsible for finding new Prior to her experience at CLC, McElroy served as the Associate Director of the NCAA revenue sources for the athletic department and engaging in all aspects of development ac- Division I Women’s Basketball Championship in 2013. Her duties at the NCAA included the tivities, while helping overall fundraising to a 20% increase. management of a $6 million budget for the event, as well as directing the game day operations Before his stint at FIU, Angelos was the number two person as the Executive Senior during the Women’s Final Four. Associate Athletic Director at the University of South Florida, overseeing all external areas as McElroy has served on the staff of five differentAA NC schools, most recently as the As- well as having oversight of the football program. sistant Director of Student Services for the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. She also served Prior to USF, Angelos served nine years as the Director of Athletics at Florida Atlantic as the Senior Associate Athletic Director and SWA at Southern Methodist University in 2009, University from 2003-2012. At FAU, he led the effort to build a $70 million, 30,000 seat on and was the Director of Athletics at Georgia State University from 2005 to 2008. McElroy campus football facility, which opened on campus in 2011. served in various other roles at Georgia Tech from 1999 to 2005, including Senior Associate Angelos also held number two positions as the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Op- Athletic Director and Director of Compliance. erating Officer at Indiana University overseeing all the external areas as well as the football McElroy got her start in college athletics at her alma mater, the United States Naval program and was the Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of Miami (Fla.). Prior Academy. She spent three years with the Naval Academy Athletic Association as SWA and to his tenure at Miami, Angelos spent three years at the NCAA as a legislative assistant inter- Assistant Athletic Director, before a stint as the academy’s Director of Alumni Services. preting NCAA rules and regulations. A former Division I varsity basketball player, McElroy earned a degree with merit from A graduate of the Creighton University School of Law, Angelos worked for a short the Naval Academy in 1987. After graduation, she served as a supply officer in the U.S. Marine time in a mid-sized litigation firm in Los Angeles, Calif. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Corps for five years, attaining the rank of captain. McElroy completed her MBA at Georgia Tech Brigham Young University where he was the starting first basemen on the baseball team and in 2000. later played in Buttrio, Italy for an Italian professional baseball league. McElroy and her husband, Terry, have two sons, Darrin, a second lieutenant in the Ma- Angelos and his wife, Kristin, have six children. rines, and Austin, a rising senior at Georgia Tech.

ASSOC. AD/CHIEF OF STAFF FACULTY ATHLETIC REP. Vinnie JAMES Jeremy JORDAN 3rd Year at Temple 10th Year at Temple 1st as Chief of Staff 2nd as FAR

Vinnie James, who joined the Temple Athletics Dr. Jeremy S. Jordan, Associate Dean, in the staff in July, 2014, was promoted to the position of As- School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management, sociate Athletics Director/Chief of Staff in June 2017. was appointed the university’s Faculty Athletics Rep- He previously held the position of Assistant Athletics resentative (FAR) in May, 2015. Director for Business Operations. Faculty Athletics Representatives help ensure In his new role, James will provide high-level academic integrity of intercollegiate athletics pro- support to the Director of Athletics by handling special grams and enhance the student-athlete experience. projects, conducting research and facilitating compar- Jordan serves as the representative of Temple and ative analyses. In addition, James will serve as the its faculty to the American Athletic Conference, NCAA sport administrator for the football program and will and other stakeholder groups. continue monitoring operating budgets for the depart- A former student athlete, coach and adminis- ment's 19 sport programs and administrative areas. trator, Jordan has conducted research on intercollegiate athletics and teaches courses on James came to Temple from La Salle University where he spent two years as Athletics the topic at the undergraduate and graduate levels. His primary research focus is on sport Business Manager for the Explorers. He was solely responsible for executing the daily busi- engagement as he studies the individual and community level impact of sport participation ness operations for La Salle's athletics department. James distributed monthly budget reports and events. He has worked with a number of industry partners including the NCAA, NFL, PHL for all sports and departments, and assisted in the overall budget planning for the department. Sport and Under Armour Japan. He is currently the principal investigator on a study funded Prior to his time at La Salle, James spent a year at Villanova University as an intern in by the NCAA that examines the relative consistency of sanctions issued by its Committee on the Athletic Director's office. His responsibilities at Villanova were widely varied, and included Infractions over the last 50 years. working with the business office as well as providing administrative support and serving as In March of 2016, Jordan along with the other FARs of the American Conference host- event manager for women's soccer. ed the first Academic Consortium Symposium on student-athlete well0bring in Philadelphia. James is a 2007 graduate of Bloomsburg University with a bachelor's degree in polit- This American Academic Consortium, formed in 2015, is charged with creating collaborative ical science. He was a four-year varsity starter and two-year team captain for Bloomsburg's research opportunities for faculty, staff, and students from all American member institutions. baseball team, and he went on to earn a master's in business administration from Bloomsburg The FAR reports directly to the president and is the president’s senior advisor outside of in 2009. While completing the MBA program, James served as a graduate assistant baseball the athletics department on matters related to intercollegiate athletics. The FAR also advises coach. the athletics director. In collaboration with Temple Athletic Director Dr. Patrick Kraft, Jordan developed a two- year experiential learning extern program in the athletics department for School of Sport, Tour- ism and Hospitality Management graduate students. Jordan has also served as a member of the Faculty Senate Athletics Oversight Commit- tee and the Nancy and Donald Resnick Academic Support Center Faculty Advisory Commit- tee. Starting in June of 2017, Jordan will serve as the FAR representative to American Confer- ence SAAC group.

Larry Dougherty Kristy Bannon Justin Miller Lee Roberts Tim Thiess Scott Walcoff Jeremy Wang Sr. Associate AD / Sromovsky Senior Director/ Assoc. AD / Sr. Associate AD / Sr. Associate AD / Assoc. AD / Asst. VP Athletic Comm. Sr. Associate AD / Resnick Academic Facilities & Event Finance & Admin. Marketing & Development Saint Joseph’s ‘82 Compliance & Support Center for Management Temple ‘08 Promotions Washington State '04 14th Year at Temple SA Affairs Student Athletes Temple ‘82 6th Year at Temple Syracuse ‘97 1st Year at Temple Rosemont ‘08 Muhlenberg ‘01 32nd Year at Temple 12th Year at Temple 10th Year at Temple 7th Year at Temple GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 48 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION Assistant Athletic Trainer, Ricker Adkins (WBB, CH&D)...... 2146...... ricker.adkins President, Richard M. Englert...... president Assistant Athletic Trainer, Rohan Ananthan (FB, FEN)...... 0913...... tue76994 Executive Vice President / COO, Kevin Clark...... 7759...... athletics Assistant Athletic Trainer, Shawn Cameron (MBB, CH&D).. 1618...... shawn.cameron Provost, JoAnne Epps...... provost Assistant Athletic Trainer, Helen Clay (VB, ROW)...... 2427...... helen.clay NCAA Faculty Representative, Jeremy Jordan...... 3811...... jsjordan Assistant Athletic Trainer, Tara Hannings (FH, LAX)...... 2461...... tara.hannings Assistant Athletic Trainer, Kendall Stewart (MSOC, GYM). 7402...... kendall.stewart ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Assistant Athletic Trainer, Masahiro Takahagi (FB, GOLF).0873...... hagi Director of Athletics, Dr. Patrick Kraft...... 7871...... athletics Assistant Athletic Trainer, NovaCare, Monika Young (WSOC, WTEN)...... Deputy Director of Athletics, Craig Angelos...... 8555...... cangelos ...... 2461...... monika.young Exec. Sr. Assoc. AD, SWA, Mary McElroy...... 2433...... mary.mcelroy Athletic Training Fellow, Michael Ruiz (MTEN, FB)...... 2441...... michael.ruiz Special Asst. to Director of Athletics, Al Shrier...... 2222...... ashrier5 Athletic Training Fellow, Zach White (FB)...... 0913...... zach.white Admin. Asst., Director of Athletics, Pat Albright...... 9333...... pat.albright Office Manager, Sports Medicine, Sandy Rodville...... 9302...... srodville

BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Sr. Assoc. AD, Finance and Admin., Tim Thiess...... 2489...... tthiess Head Strength & Conditioning/Football, David Feeley...... 6419...... Assoc. AD/Chief of Staff, Vinnie James...... 3837...... vincent.james Asst. Strength & Conditioning/Football, Jordan Barber...... 6419...... Assistant Business Manager, Linda Gordon...... 6913...... rgordon Asst. Strength & Conditioning/Football, Ryan Horton...... 6419...... Assistant Business Manager, Tiffany Howard...... 4271...... thoward Director of Olympic Sports Performance, Tim Teefy...... 6649...... timothy.teefy Travel Coordinator, Allison Daly...... 3894...... allison.daly Assoc. Strength & Conditioning, Sam Whitney...... 6649...... samuel.whitney Dir. of Basketball Sports Performance, Rich Levy...... 7516...... richard.levy COMMUNICATIONS Asst. Strength & Conditioning, Mike Inman...... 2216...... michael.inman Sr. Assoc. AD, Athletic Comm., Larry Dougherty...... 2588...... larrydoc Asst. Strength & Conditioning, Kendra Miller...... 0875...... kendra.miller Asst. AD, Football Comm., Rich Burg...... 0876...... rich.burg Assoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Karen Angell...... 3850...... kauerbach RESNICK ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES Assoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Lauren Ferrett...... 1608...... lauren.ferrett Sr. Director, Justin Miller...... 9840...... jsm Associate Director, Tara Evans...... 8415...... tuf32757 COMPLIANCE & STUDENT-ATHLETE AFFAIRS Administrative Specialist, Cheryl Cummings...... 2500...... cheryl.cummings Sr. Assoc. AD, Kristy Bannon Sromovsky...... 2790...... ksromovsky Senior Academic Advisor, Nick Plack...... 7413...... nplack Asst. AD, TBD...... 3471...... Associate Academic Advisor, Irie Dennis...... 9623...... irie.dennis Director, Teresa Covington...... 4923...... teresa.covington Academic Advisor, Emily DeRatt...... 8415...... emily.deratt Coordinator, Jesssica Gray...... 2901...... jessica.gray Academic Advisor, Da’Mon Merkerson...... 9841...... damon.merkerson Assistant, Bridget Halligan...... 3087...... compliance Academic Advisor, Sarah Pergine...... 4966...... sarah.pergine Coordinator of Olympic Sport Recruiting, Brian Harrell...... brian.harrell Academic Advisor, Reid Vanderlinden...... 9346...... reid.vanderlinden Senior Learning Specialist, Paris Williams...... 4591...... paris.williams CORPORATE SALES Learning Specialist, Kate Cappetta...... 3119...... tug81397 General Manager, Nic Valentino ...... 2935 Writing/ESOL Specialist, Mike Antosch...... 9002...... mike.antosch ...... [email protected] Manager/Business Development, Steve Herman...... 2945 TICKET OPERATIONS ...... [email protected] Director of Ticket Operations, Meghan Millar...... 7451...... tickets Coordinator/Business Development, Julie Storr...... 2951 Asst. Box Office Manager, Brian Hawkins...... 3787...... tug29498 ...... [email protected] General Manager, Andrew Rubinstein......

CREATIVE SERVICES TICKET SALES Asst. AD, Creative Services, Kelli Sheesley...... 9149...... sheesley Account Executive, Kate Gier...... Account Executive, Matt Segall...... 7296...... matthew.segall DEVELOPMENT Account Executive, Deja Wiggins...... Sr. Assoc. AD/Asst. VP, Jeremy Wang...... 2286...... jeremy.wang Assoc. AD/Annual and Premium Seating Programs, Brent Vicino VIDEO ...... 3340...... brent.vicino Asst. AD/Vide Services, Kevin Copp...... 8327...... kcopp Asst. AD/Major Gifts, Lauren Adee...... 2587...... lauren.adee Video Production Manager, Scott Hartkorn...... 1929...... scott.hartkorn Asst. AD/Individual Giving, Patrick McLaughlin...... 5508...... Patrick.McLaughlin Video Production Coordinator, Tim Kallal...... 1741...... tim.kallal Asst. AD/Development, Joe Morelli...... 1985...... joseph.morelli Video Production Coordinator, Richie Raspa...... tue81255 Asst. Director of Development, Raymond Smeriglio...... 2363...... smeriglio Asst. Dir. of Development, Tatiana Matevalli-Oliner...... 2582...... t.m.oliner HEAD COACHES Men’s Basketball, Fran Dunphy...... 7443...... fdunphy DIGITAL MEDIA Women’s Basketball, Tonya Cardoza...... 1955...... tcardoza Digital Media Manager, Morgyn Seigfried...... 2586...... morgyn.seigfried Men’s Crew, Brian Perkins...... 1751...... brian.perkins Fencing, Nikki Franke...... 1627...... nfranke EQUIPMENT Field Hockey, Marybeth Freeman...... 2886...... mbfreeman Director of Equipment Operations, Liz DeFelice...... 7108...... elizabeth.defelice Football, Geoff Collins...... 0855...... nharvin Head Football Equipment Manager, TBD...... 0874...... Men’s Golf, Brian Quinn...... 8224...... bqgolf08 Asst. Equip. Manager, Olympic Sports, Derek Radaker...... derek.radaker Women’s Gymnastics, Umme Salim-Beasley...... 1669...... usbeasley Asst. Equip. Manager, Olympic Sports, Conner Fowler...... conner.fowler Women’s Lacrosse, Bonnie Rosen...... 6668...... bonnie.rosen Asst. Equip. Manager, Olympic Sports, Shannon Haviland...... shannon.haviland Women’s Rowing, Rebecca Smith Grzybowski...... 3692...... grzybowski Men’s Soccer, David MacWilliams...... 8477...... coachmac FACILITIES AND EVENT MANAGEMENT Women’s Soccer, Seamus O’Connor...... 3162...... seamus.oconnor Assoc. AD, Lee Roberts...... 7250...... lroberts Men’s & Women’s Tennis, Steve Mauro...... 0157...... sjmauro Asst. AD, Bryan Kulp...... 3116...... bkulp Men’s & Women’s Track, Elvis Forde...... 8258...... elvis.forde Asst. Director, Karen Williams...... 3147...... kwilli00 Men’s & Women’s XC, James Snyder...... 3563...... james.snyder Coordinator, Facilities & Event Management, Patrick Pagano Women’s Volleyball, Bakeer Ganesharatnam...... 0476...... bganes ...... 1728...... patrick.pagano CHEERLEADING AND DANCE MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS Head Cheerleading Coach, Nicole Tovey...... 2789...... tud05742 Sr. Assoc. AD, Scott Walcoff...... 0544...... swalcoff Diamond Gems Head Coach, Jennifer Keller...... [email protected] Asst. AD, Denise Fitzpatrick...... 6710...... denise.fitzpatrick Marketing Coordinator, Ricky Zum Mallen...... 7237...... ricky.zummallen SUPPORT STAFF Director of Football Operations, Scott Wallace...... 0859...... scottwallace SPORTS MEDICINE Admin. Specialist, Football, Nadia Harvin...... 0858...... nharvin Team Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. J. Milo Sewerds, MD...... Dir. of Men's Basketball Operations, Raheem Mapp...... 3148...... rmapp Team Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Eric Kropf, MD...... Dir. of Women’s Basketball Ops., Tyonna Williams...... 8739...... tyonna.williams Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Cory J. Keller, DO...... Administrative Specialist, Basketball, Katie Colbridge...... 1955...... katie.colbridge Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Michelle Noreski...... Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Ryan Schreiter, DO... Director of Athletic Training, Al Bellamy (FB)...... 0873...... al.bellamy Assocaite Director of Athletic Training, David Borchardt (CREW)...... 7444...... david.borchardt GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 49 • 2017 Temple Men's Soccer HEAD COACHES

FRAN DUNPHY TONYA CARDOZA BRIAN PERKINS NIKKI FRANKE Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Men’s Crew Fencing

MARYBETH FREEMAN GEOFF COLLINS BRIAN QUINN UMME SALIM-BEASLEY Field Hockey Football Men’s Golf Women’s Gymnastics

BONNIE ROSEN REBECCA SMITH-GRZYBOWSKI DAVID MACWILLIAMS SEAMUS O’CONNOR Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Rowing Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer

STEVE MAURO ELVIS FORDE JAMES SNYDER BAKEER GANESHARATNAM Men’s & Women’s Tennis Women’s Track & Field Men's & Women’s Cross Country Women’s Volleyball

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 50 •