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Memphis, Tennessee BUCCANEER MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE SOCCER 2003 Beau Lotz Michael Vogel Mark Franklin Buccaneer Soccer General Information ...................................................................... 1 Christian Brothers University: Mission & Facts ........................................................ 2 Administration & Athletic Staff.................................................................................... 3 Head Coach Seamus Loftus ........................................................................................ 4 Coaching Staff ............................................................................................................ 4-5 2002 GSC Standings .................................................................................................... 5 2002 All-GSC Men’s Soccer Team ................................................................................ 5 2003 Buccaneer Roster ................................................................................................ 6 2003 Player Profiles ..................................................................................................7-11 2003INSIDEBUCCANEER STATISTICS 2002 Results..................................................................................................................12 2002 By-Period Statistics ............................................................................................12 2002 Team Statistics ....................................................................................................12 2002 Player Statistics ..................................................................................................12 Buccaneers Year-by-Year ............................................................................................13 BUCCANEER RECORDS Individual Records........................................................................................................15 Individual Game Records ............................................................................................15 Team Records ..............................................................................................................15 Series Records..............................................................................................................15 Single Season Records................................................................................................16 Season-by-Season Records ........................................................................................16 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Buccaneer Honors & Awards ......................................................................................17 650 East Parkway South All-Time Lettermen ......................................................................................................18 Memphis, Tennessee 38104 The Gulf South Conference ........................................................................................19 (901) 321-3370 2003 Opponent Quick Facts ........................................................................................10 www.cbu.edu | www.gobucsgo.com 2003 SCHEDULE............................................................................................Back Cover Christian Brothers University is accredited by the photography by Justin Fox Burks, Cory Dugan, Justin Maskus Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097; ON THE COVER telephone 404-679-4501) to award the Class of 2003, Left to right: defender Mark Franklin, goalkeeper Beau Lotz, defender Ross Bachelor’s Degree and the Master’s Degree. McLynn, and midfielder Jimmy Drain (individual photos on right: Drain and McLynn) BUCCANEER SOCCER 2003 GENERAL MEDIA INFORMATION & COVERAGE Name Of School ........................Christian Brothers University On behalf of the Sports Information Office, thank you for City/State/ZIP ............................................Memphis, TN 38104 your coverage of Buccaneer Soccer. This media guide has Founded ..............................................................................1871 Enrollment..........................................................................1,900 been assembled especially for sports journalists covering Nickname ................................................................Buccaneers CBU Soccer, with the intent of providing the most compre- School Colors ....................................................Scarlet & Gray hensive information on the Buccaneers. We hope you find Home Facility......................................................Signaigo Field this publication suitable for your needs. Capacity ..............................................................................1500 MEDIA SERVICES: All requests for working credentials, com- Affiliation ........................................................NCAA Division II Conference ..........................................Gulf South Conference plimentary tickets, special features, interviews and photo- President......................................Brother Stan Sobczyk, F.S.C. graphs should be directed to: Athletic Director............................................Joe Nadicksbernd JUSTIN MASKUS, SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Faculty Athletic Representative ......................Dr. Peter Gathje Christian Brothers University Senior Women’s Administrator ..........................Donna Crone 650 E. Parkway South • Memphis, TN 38104 Athletic Department Phone ..............................(901) 321-3370 Office: 901-321-3378 Athletic Department Fax ....................................(901) 321-3570 Fax: 901-321-3570 COACHING STAFF CREDENTIALS: All media credentials should be arranged by Head Coach ........................................................Seamus Loftus writing or calling the Christian Brothers University Sports Alma Mater/Year ......................................Moyne College/1985 Information Office, preferably one week in advance. All cre- Record at school/years ............................................1st Season dentials will be limited to working press only, and will be Career record/years ................................................1st Season evaluated on a first-come, first-served basis, up to press Office Phone ......................................................(901) 321-3361 table capacity. Best time/day to reach coach ....................................mornings PHOTOGRAPHERS: Credentials for field photography should Assistant Coaches..............................................Kieron Heblich be requested in writing, per credentials guidelines. ..........................................................................Mark McKeever Athletic Trainer ....................................................Scott Lambert SERVICES: Working media and scouts will be supplied with Office Phone ......................................................(901) 321-3263 media guides, gameday programs and pre-game notes and statistics. Complete statistics will be available, with a com- HISTORY plete statistics package and play-by-play provided at the First year of sport................................................................1985 completion of the match. Overall all-time record ............................................173-158-23 No. years in postseason ..........................................................1 RADIO/TELEVISION: Permission to broadcast must be obtained from the Sports Information Director at least ten days in advance of the match. Space to accommodate visit- T EAM INFORMATION ing radio stations is limited but available. Overall Record Last Year ..................................................7-11-2 (4-8 Home / 3-2-2 Away / 0-1 Neutral) INTERVIEW: All requests for interviews with players and Conference Record/Finish ..........................................4-2-1/3rd coaches should be made through the Sports Information Starter returning/lost ............................................................4/7 Office. Post-match interviews will take place following a ten Letterwinners returning/lost ................................................8/5 minute “cooling off” period at the conclusion of the match. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE STUDENTS. ATHLETES. GRADUATES. 1 MISSION & FACTS Christian Brothers University cation built on individualized attention, hands-on learning, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE an encouragement of ethical development, and a passion for achievement above and beyond one’s potential. When people connect, minds connect. Lights come on. CBU is the largest, most comprehensive private universi- Ideas are born. ty in West Tennessee, offering degrees in engineering, busi- Students from all over the country and the world come to ness, science, liberal arts, and education. The university Christian Brothers University in mid-town Memphis for a also offers graduate programs in business administration, vibrant and involved education that delivers the tools for education and engineering management. success after graduation. CBU is academically rigorous, CBU is ranked in U.S. News and World Report’s Top Tier of exciting and diverse. And CBU students are passionate Southern Universities Granting Master’s Degrees. CBU is about this extraordinary environment that prepares them also cited for its campus diversity among Southern univer- for the real world by pushing them to step up, ask ques- sities. The university is also listed in The Princeton Review’s tions, and get involved. “Best Southeastern
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