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EIU SOCCER: PANTHER PRIDE ON THE PITCH • PROGRAM INFO 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS ROSTER Conference ............Missouri Valley (15TH Year) # NAME POS. HT WGT YR HOMETOwn (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS COLLEGE) 2009 Overall Record................................ 6-8-3 2 Ian McCausland • M/F 5-8 140 RS-So Charleston, IL (Charleston) 2009 MVC Record .................2-6-1 (5TH Place) 3 Ryan Tinsley D 5-10 155 Fr St. Charles, MO (Christian Brothers) All-Time Record ...................398-296-64 (.567) 4 Ryan Child • • M 5-9 160 Jr Frome, England (Frome) Division I record (1981-Pr)...254-228-49 (.524) 5 Darby Kehoe • • • M/F 6-1 170 Sr St. Charles, IL (St. Charles East) Missouri Valley Record ............25-71-10 (.283) 6 Graham Lynch D/M 6-2 160 Jr Finglas, Ireland (North Iowa Area CC) MVC Tournament Record ........................ 2-7-2 7 Alex Harrison • • • F 6-3 165 Sr Newcastle, England (Gosforth) Home Facility .............................Lakeside Field 8 Mike Picinich • • M 5-10 160 Jr Elburn, IL (St. Charles North) Capacity...................................................1,000 9 Kyle Bullock • M/F 5-10 155 So Champaign, IL (Champaign Centennial) Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................15/8 10 Jerry Maddi • M 6-0 170 So Bolingbrook, IL (Naperville Central) Starters Returning/Lost................................8/3 11 Alex Koch • M 6-0 160 So Belleville, IL (Belleville West) Newcomers...................................................10 12 Jonathan Hinds • • M 5-11 160 Jr Champaign, IL (Champaign Centennial) 15 Ryan Warren • D/M 6-1 165 So Colorado Springs, CO (Liberty) 16 Zak Epplette D 6-3 190 Fr Coquitlam, B.C. (Archbishop Carney) SOCCER STAFF 17 Trevor Kohlrus • D 6-1 180 Sr Springfield, IL (Glenwood/Parkland) Head Coach..............................Adam Howarth 18 Kendal Spurgin • M 5-9 150 So Geneva, IL (Geneva) Alma Mater (Year) .........Eastern Illinois (1993) 20 Shawn Singh M 5-9 150 Fr Buffalo Grove, IL (Stevenson) EIU Record ....................... 75-92-19 (10 years) 21 Cameron Launcher M/F 5-9 145 Fr Edwardsville, IL (Edwardsville) Career Record ........................................ Same 22 Colin Rook D 5-10 165 Fr Naperville, IL (Naperville Central) Howarth’s E-Mail [email protected] 23 Brandon Loncar F 5-11 155 Fr Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley) Office Phone ............................ (217) 581-6442 24 Grey Genenbacher • F 6-2 190 RS-So Quincy, IL (Quincy Notre Dame) Assistant Coach.......................... Mark Hansen 25 Zach Piekarski D 5-11 160 Jr Crystal Lake, IL (Prairie Ridge) Hansen’s E-Mail [email protected] 26 Alexis Nattee D 6-2 195 Fr Camberley, England (Hampton) Office Phone ............................ (217) 581-8380 32 Shailer Thomas • GK 5-11 175 So Bloomington, IL (Bloomington) Office Fax ................................ (217) 581-7192 33 Sean Molony • GK 6-4 200 Sr Centennial, CO (Grandview/Fort Lewis) Athletic Trainer............................Brett Penning 34 Tyler Kelley GK 6-3 185 RS-Fr Naperville, IL (Naperville Central) SID Contact ....................................Ben Turner Head Coach: Adam Howarth (11th year) Turner’s E-Mail ................... [email protected] Assistant Coach: Mark Hansen (2nd year) Athletics Web site ........ www.EIUpanthers.com Student Assistant: Evan Philpott (1st year) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE CONTENTS #2 Ian McCAUSLAND: Muh-cause-land #20 Shawn SINGH: Sing Quick Facts & Roster......................................1 #5 Darby KEHOE: Key-ho #21 Cameron LAUCHNER: Lock-ner Head Coach Adam Howarth ........................2-3 #8 Mike PICINICH: Puh-sin-ich #24 Grey GENENBACHER: Gen-en-bach-er All-Time Series History ...................................3 #10 Jerry MADDI: Mad-ee #25 Zach PIEKARSKI: Pie-car-ski Asst. Coaches Mark Hansen & Evan Philpott ...4 #11 Alex KOCH: Coke #26 Alexis NATTEE: Naah-tee Eastern Illinois Soccer School ........................5 #16 Zak EPPLETTE: Epp-uh-lett #32 SHAILER Thomas: Shay-ler Men’s Soccer Photo Gallery ........................6-7 Returning Player Profiles ...........................8-37 #17 Trevor KOHLRUS: Cole-russ #33 Sean MOLONY: Muh-lone-ee Kyle Bullock .............................................8-9 #18 Kendal SPURGIN: Spur-gin HC: Adam HOWARTH: How-worth Ryan Child ...........................................10-11 Grey Genenbacher ..............................12-13 Alex Harrison .......................................14-15 Jonathan Hinds ...................................16-17 Darby Kehoe .......................................18-19 Alex Koch ............................................20-21 Trevor Kohlrus .....................................22-23 Jerry Maddi ..........................................24-25 Ian McCausland ..................................26-27 Sean Molony .......................................28-29 Mike Picinich .......................................30-31 Kendal Spurgin ....................................32-33 Shailer Thomas ...................................34-35 Ryan Warren .......................................36-37 Newcomer Profiles ..................................38-42 Zak Epplette & Tyler Kelley ......................38 Cameron Lauchner & Brandon Loncar .....39 Graham Lynch & Alex Nattee ...................40 Zach Piekarski & Colin Rook ....................41 Shawn Singh & Ryan Tinsley ...................42 2010 Opponent Info ......................................43 2009 Statistics & Results ..............................44 2009 Season Notes & MVC Era OT Wins ....45 Program History............................................46 Program Honor Roll ......................................47 Record Book ............................................48-50 Leaders in the Valley Era ..............................51 Year-by-Year Results ...............................52-55 Yearly MVC Era Stats & Game Scoring ..56-68 THE SENIOR CLASS 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS MEN’S SOCCER • HEAD COACH ADAM HOWARTH Entering his 11th year as the leader of Eastern Illinois men’s soccer, head coach Adam Howarth has orchestrated a program renaissance the last few years that has resulted in four Missouri Valley Conference Tournament appearances, consecutive double-figure win seasons and a festive atmosphere at home games at Lakeside Field. He has revitalized the winning tradition, which he was also part of as an EIU student-athlete. In 2008, he graduated an accomplished seven-player senior class that led the program to 33 victories during their careers. The 2009 senior class was part of 34 victories during, making it the winningest EIU class of the decade. Howarth played four years (1989-92) at Lakeside Field under coach Cizo Mosina and graduated from EIU. He was chosen as the program’s seventh head coach in July 2000 and has moved into fourth place on the all- time wins list. Howarth will lead the Panthers back into The Summit League in the fall of 2011. Eastern competed in the Mid-Continent Conference, The Summit League’s former moniker, while he was a student-athlete. The 2009 Panthers were the only MVC team to defeat conference champion Missouri State during regular- season play. Alex Harrison tallied nine assists to rank second in the Valley and seventh nationally in assists per 11TH YEAR game. Eastern led the way with three MVC All-Freshman Team selections. Midfielder Jerry Maddi also earned Honorable Mention All-MVC recognition, the only freshman in the league to receive an all-conference award. Eleven Panthers scored a goal in 2009 and all six game-winners came from six different players. Sean Molony was in goal for six of the seven shutouts and led the MVC in saves. In 2006 and 2007, EIU posted its first consecutive double-figure win seasons since 1988-89. The 2007 campaign was highlighted by a dozen wins, Valley league leaders in goals and assists, and a bevy of individual honors headlined by the program’s first Academic All-America selection. With their 12 wins in 2007, the Panthers matched the program record in the Valley era (1996- present). Eight of those wins came in shutout fashion, as EIU set a new high-water mark for defensive excellence in the MVC years. The Panthers opened the 2007 season 4-0 after winning the team titles at the Bradley City Centre Classic and UMKC Invitational. Winning the season opener in overtime foreshadowed the heroics that followed, as 2007 turned out to be the year of overtime. Eastern played in eight OT games, posting a 4-1-3 record. Forward Alex Harrison was involved in all four golden goals, scoring two and assisting on the other two. Brad Peters led the league with 10-plus goals for three straight years (2006-08), becoming the first Panther in the Valley era to record back-to-back 10-plus goal seasons. He was a three-time First Team All-MVC selection as well as an NSCAA All-Midwest Region pick from 2006-08. Mick Galeski assisted on five of Peters’ goals in 2007 en route to finishing with a league-leading 12 helpers, another MVC-years record. Adam Gartner, a four-year starter that closed out his collegiate career in 2008, became the first Panther and MVC soccer player to be selected as a finalist for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award. He was also an ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America honoree. In the classroom, Howarth’s teams have also excelled. Eastern led the league with five MVC Scholar-Athlete Team honorees in 2007. Mike Lewis, who sported a perfect 4.0 GPA at the end of the ‘07 fall semester, was named an Academic All-America, the program’s first such honoree. Gartner later received All-American Scholar kudos from the NSCAA and accompanied his
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    MURRAY STATE BASEBALL Baseball Contact: Kevin DeVries • O: 270-809-7044 • C: 641-512-1847 • Email: [email protected] Murray State Media Relations, 217 Stewart Stadium, Murray, Ky. 42071 • www.GoRacers.com 2015 SCHEDULE GAMES 18-20 FEBRUARY 13 @ Southern Miss ___________L, 4-7 14 @ Southern Miss __________L, 3-10 MURRAY STATE at SIU EDWARDSVILLE 15 @ Southern Miss ___________L, 5-6 March 14-16, 2015 • Edwardsville, Ill. 21 vs. IPFW _________________W, 4-1 22 vs. IPFW _______________ L, 11-12 First Pitch Stadium: Roy Lee Field (Capacity: 1,500) 22 vs. IPFW ________________ L, 3-20 Saturday: 4 p.m.; Sunday: 4 p.m.; Monday: 3 p.m. Dimensions: 330 (LF), 390 (CF), 330 (RF) 25 @ Southern Illinois ____ W, 3-2 (11) Series History: SIUE leads 11-7 Live Stats: GoRacers.com 27 vs. Dayton _______________W, 8-2 Live Video: None 28 vs. Dayton _______________ L, 1-3 Last Meeting: SIUE 8, MSU 0 (3/23/14) MARCH MURRAY STATE RACERS SIU EDWARDSVILLE COUGARS 01 vs. Dayton _______________ L, 2-6 03 @ Kentucky ________________L, 1-4 Overall Record: 6-11 Overall Record: 3-9 03 @ Kentucky ________________L, 3-4 Conference Record: 2-1 Conference Record: 3-0 04 Harris Stowe _______ CANCELLED Last 5/Last 10: 3-2/4-6 Last 5/Last 10: 3-2/3-7 07 UT Martin* ______________ L, 3-6 Streak: W1 Streak: L1 07 UT Martin* ______________W, 2-1 Website: www.GoRacers.com Website: www.siuecougars.com 08 UT Martin* ______________W, 4-2 Head Coach: Kevin Moulder Head Coach: Tony Stoecklin 11 vs.