Men’s Soccer Records Book

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

All-time Ivy Champions...... 1 Ivy Standings...... 2-6 Individual Records...... 7 Team Records...... 8 Ivy League Teams in NCAA play...... 9-10 Ivy League Weekly Award Winners...... 11-12 Ivy League Players & Rookies of the Year...... 13 All-Ivy Teams ...... 14-21 All-Americans...... 22-24 Academic All-Americans...... 24 In the MLS Drafts...... 25

* - Last updated on July 7, 2015. If you have updates or possible edits to the men’s soccer records book, please email [email protected] 15 1 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Time Champions

YEAR CHAMPION(S) IVY CHAMPIONS 1955 Harvard 1995 Cornell Total Outright First Last Penn Brown Champs Champs Champ Champ 1956 Yale 1996 Harvard Brown 20 12 1963 2011 1957 Princeton 1997 Brown Columbia 9 7 1978 1993 Cornell 4 2 1975 2012 1958 Harvard 1998 Brown Dartmouth 10 3 1964 2014 1959 Harvard 1999 Princeton Harvard 13 9 1955 2009 1960 Princeton 2000 Brown Penn 8 3 1955 2013 Princeton 8 4 1957 2014 1961 Harvard 2001 Brown Yale 5 4 1956 2005 1962 Penn Princeton Harvard 2002 Penn 1963 Brown Dartmouth Ivy League Championship Notes Harvard 2003 Brown l In 60 seasons of play, the men’s soccer title has been won outright 44 times.Two 1964 Brown 2004 Dartmouth teams have tied for the championship 15 times. In 2005 there was a three-way tie for Dartmouth 2005 Brown the title as Brown, Dartmouth and Yale all finished at 5-1-1. 1965 Brown Dartmouth 1966 Brown Yale l Brown leads the way with 20 total Ivy League titles, followed by Harvard with 13. Of Brown’s 20 titles, 12 have been won outright – also a top mark in the Ivy record 1967 Brown 2006 Harvard book. 1968 Brown 2007 Brown 1969 Harvard 2008 Dartmouth l Yale and Columbia boast the highest percentage of outright title wins, with four 1970 Harvard Penn of Yale’s five titles coming outright (.800) and seven of Columbia’s nine also being 1971 Penn 2009 Harvard outright titles (.778). 1972 Penn 2010 Princeton 1973 Brown 2011 Brown l In 59 attempts to date, the Ivy League title has been successfully defended 1974 Brown Dartmouth (meaning at least one of the previous season’s champions won the League title the 1975 Brown 2012 Cornell following season) 24 times. Cornell 2013 Penn 1976 Brown 2014 Dartmouth l The last team to successfully defend the Ivy title was Dartmouth, which won the 1977 Cornell Princeton 2004 title and then won a share of the 2005 crown (with Brown and Yale). 1978 Columbia l The last time consecutive Ivy championships were won in outright fashion was 1979 Columbia 1997 and 1998 when Brown claimed consecutive titles. 1980 Columbia Penn l The most dominant stretch of title defenses was put together by Columbia when 1981 Columbia it won eight consecutive League titles from 1978-85 (including sharing the 1980 title 1982 Columbia with Penn). 1983 Columbia 1984 Columbia l In 60 seasons of play, the Ivy League champion has finished without an Ivy 1985 Columbia League loss 23 times. In 2010, Princeton posted a 7-0-0 record to mark the 12th 1986 Yale time an Ivy League champion has finished with a perfect mark (no losses or ties). 1987 Harvard 1988 Dartmouth l Only in 1964 (Dartmouth at 5-2-0) and in 1975 (Brown at 5-2-0) has the Ivy League champion finished with more than one League loss. Princeton 1989 Yale l The most goals scored in League play by an Ivy champion was 31 by Penn in 1990 Dartmouth 1972, while the fewest League goals conceded by an Ivy champion was one by Yale 1991 Yale in 1986. 1992 Dartmouth 1993 Columbia l The fewest goals scored in League play by an Ivy champion was eight, which Princeton has been done five times (Penn in 1980, Brown in 2001, Penn in 2002, Dartmouth 1994 Brown in 2004 and Brown in 2011). The most League goals conceded by an Ivy champion Harvard was 13 by Princeton in 1993. 15 2 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Standings Ivy League round-robin play began in 1955 and Columbia joined beginning with the 1960 1962 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall season. 1. Penn 4-1-2 10 21 8 7-1-2 1. Harvard 5-2-0 10 19 7 6-5-0 1955 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 3. Columbia 4-3-0 8 11 15 6-7-0 1. Harvard 5-1-0 10 12 7 10-2-0 4. Brown 3-3-1 7 12 8 5-5-1 1. Penn 5-1-0 10 20 11 10-1-0 5. Dartmouth 3-4-0 6 9 10 5-5-1 3. Yale 4-1-1 9 17 5 9-2-1 5. Yale 3-4-0 6 9 13 4-7-0 4. Princeton 2-3-1 5 14 10 4-3-2 7. Cornell 2-4-1 5 8 15 3-5-1 5. Dartmouth 2-4-0 4 15 14 6-5-0 8. Princeton 2-5-0 4 10 19 4-6-0 5. Cornell 2-4-0 4 7 8 4-5-0 7. Brown 0-6-0 0 2 32 3-8-0 1963 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Brown 6-1-0 12 19 6 11-2-1 1956 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Harvard 6-1-0 12 19 9 8-2-0 1. Yale 5-0-1 11 14 5 9-2-1 3. Penn 5-2-0 10 21 8 6-4-0 2. Cornell 4-0-2 10 13 6 6-1-2 3. Princeton 5-2-0 10 13 6 7-2-1 3. Penn 4-2-0 8 21 13 6-4-1 5. Dartmouth 3-4-0 6 12 14 4-6-0 4. Brown 3-3-0 6 10 14 7-3-0 6. Yale 2-5-0 4 11 15 3-7-1 5. Princeton 1-4-1 3 5 9 2-6-1 7. Columbia 0-6-1 1 7 29 1-6-1 6. Dartmouth 1-5-0 2 6 14 3-7-0 7. Cornell 0-6-1 1 5 20 0-8-1 6. Harvard 1-5-0 2 6 13 3-8-0 1964 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1957 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Dartmouth 5-2-0 10 17 12 7-4-0 1. Princeton 5-1-0 10 21 5 8-1-0 1. Brown 4-1-2 10 13 7 7-3-2 2. Harvard 4-1-1 9 11 9 6-2-3 3. Harvard 4-2-1 9 17 10 5-2-2 3. Penn 3-2-1 7 15 11 5-5-1 4. Penn 3-2-2 8 13 13 7-2-2 3. Cornell 2-3-1 7 8 7 5-3-1 5. Yale 3-3-1 7 17 9 4-5-2 5. Brown 2-4-0 4 7 19 2-6-1 5. Princeton 3-3-1 7 9 14 5-4-1 5. Yale 2-4-0 4 8 13 5-6-0 7. Cornell 1-4-2 4 13 16 1-6-2 7. Dartmouth 1-4-1 3 6 12 2-6-2 8. Columbia 0-6-1 1 2 20 2-8-1

1958 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1965 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Harvard 4-1-1 9 12 8 10-2-1 1. Brown 7-0-0 14 18 6 12-1-1 2. Cornell 4-2-0 8 16 9 6-2-1 2. Penn 5-2-0 10 16 9 7-3-1 2. Princeton 4-2-0 8 14 6 7-2-0 2. Yale 5-2-0 10 15 12 8-3-0 4. Penn 3-2-1 7 12 8 7-2-2 4. Harvard 4-3-0 8 19 19 7-3-0 5. Dartmouth 3-3-0 6 9 14 4-6-0 5. Dartmouth 3-4-0 6 8 9 5-5-0 6. Yale 2-4-0 4 9 12 5-4-2 6. Cornell 2-4-1 5 11 14 6-4-1 7. Brown 0-6-0 0 5 20 2-7-0 7. Columbia 1-6-0 2 4 11 4-7-1 8. Princeton 0-6-1 1 4 15 2-7-1 1959 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Harvard 5-1-0 10 10 4 9-1-3 1966 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 2. Princeton 4-2-0 8 11 6 7-3-0 1. Brown 7-0-0 14 29 5 11-1-0 2. Penn 3-1-2 8 14 12 7-2-2 2. Harvard 6-1-0 12 20 7 7-3-1 4. Yale 3-2-1 7 19 7 6-4-1 3. Columbia 4-3-0 8 15 16 7-4-0 4. Brown 3-2-1 7 9 10 3-5-1 4. Yale 3-3-1 7 16 16 5-4-2 6. Dartmouth 1-5-0 2 10 17 4-6-0 4. Penn 3-3-1 7 13 19 5-5-2 7. Cornell 0-6-0 0 6 23 2-7-0 6. Dartmouth 2-4-1 5 8 13 3-6-1 7. Princeton 0-5-2 2 5 13 0-7-3 1960 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 8. Cornell 0-6-1 1 5 22 0-8-1 1. Princeton 6-1-0 12 17 7 8-2-0 2. Yale 4-1-2 10 14 5 7-3-2 1967 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 3. Harvard 4-2-1 9 16 12 7-2-1 1. Brown 6-0-1 13 23 8 13-0-1 4. Dartmouth 4-3-0 8 14 10 2. Penn 4-1-2 10 12 3 7-1-4 5. Cornell 3-3-1 7 13 12 4-5-1 3. Harvard 4-2-1 9 16 13 7-3-1 6. Penn 2-5-0 4 12 19 4-5-1 4. Cornell 3-3-1 7 12 14 4-4-1 6. Columbia 2-5-0 4 7 20 5-7-0 4. Yale 3-3-1 7 7 6 5-4-1 8. Brown 1-6-0 2 8 16 1-9-0 6. Princeton 2-5-0 4 7 15 7-5-0 7. Dartmouth 1-5-1 3 6 17 2-8-1 1961 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Columbia 1-5-1 3 5 12 2-5-2 1. Harvard 5-1-1 11 23 11 8-2-1 2. Brown 5-2-0 10 15 12 6-5-0 1968 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 3. Yale 3-2-2 8 15 13 5-6-2 1. Brown 6-1-0 12 23 8 11-4-0 4. Princeton 2-2-3 7 6 6 3-3-4 2. Penn 5-2-0 10 12 3 8-3-1 5. Dartmouth 3-4-0 6 11 12 5-6-0 3. Yale 4-3-0 8 14 10 6-3-3 5. Penn 3-4-0 6 12 12 6-4-1 4. Cornell 3-4-0 6 12 10 4-6-0 7. Cornell 2-4-1 5 11 18 3-6-1 4. Harvard 2-3-2 6 12 16 6-4-3 8. Columbia 1-5-1 3 9 18 4-7-2 6. Dartmouth 2-4-1 5 15 22 4-5-2 15 3 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Standings 6. Columbia 2-4-1 5 7 11 5-5-1 3. Harvard 4-3-0 8 11 15 6-6-1 8. Princeton 2-5-0 4 10 19 5-6-1 3. Penn 4-3-0 8 12 11 10-3-0 6. Princeton 2-4-1 5 11 12 3-6-3 1969 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Yale 2-4-1 5 12 16 3-8-2 1. Harvard 7-0-0 14 22 4 14-1-0 8. Columbia 1-6-0 2 11 22 3-10-0 2. Brown 4-2-1 9 16 12 9-4-2 3. Penn 4-3-0 8 16 11 11-4-0 1976 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Columbia 3-4-0 7 13 12 8-3-1 1. Brown 7-0-0 14 26 5 11-3-1 5. Dartmouth 2-3-2 6 13 20 5-6-0 2. Princeton 5-2-0 10 15 7 10-4-0 6. Yale 2-4-1 6 9 14 4-5-3 2. Cornell 5-2-0 10 13 8 9-4-2 7. Cornell 2-4-1 5 7 15 4-6-1 4. Penn 4-3-0 8 9 12 7-5-1 8. Princeton 2-5-0 1 10 19 5-6-1 5. Dartmouth 1-4-2 4 8 15 6-5-2 5. Yale 1-4-2 4 9 23 4-8-2 1970 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Columbia 1-5-1 3 6 9 6-5-3 1. Harvard 7-0-0 14 18 6 12-1-0 7. Harvard 1-5-1 3 6 13 2-10-1 2. Penn 4-1-2 10 15 8 8-3-2 3. Brown 3-2-1 7 13 7 10-3-1 1977 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 3. Cornell 3-3-1 7 14 15 7-4-1 1. Cornell 5-1-1 11 15 7 12-3-1 5. Columbia 3-3-0 6 12 10 9-4-0 2. Princeton 4-3-0 8 16 11 11-5-0 6. Dartmouth 2-5-0 4 5 13 3-6-2 2. Brown 3-2-2 8 13 7 11-6-2 6. Yale 2-5-0 4 9 13 4-10-0 4. Harvard 3-3-1 7 17 15 6-4-4 8. Princeton 1-6-0 2 7 23 4-6-1 4. Penn 3-3-1 7 16 15 8-5-2 6. Columbia 3-4-0 6 12 19 9-4-2 1971 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Dartmouth 2-4-1 5 8 15 7-6-2 1. Penn 7-0-0 14 29 4 13-2-0 8. Yale 2-5-0 4 10 18 8-7-0 2. Harvard 6-1-0 12 24 10 13-2-0 3. Cornell 5-2-0 10 21 11 11-4-0 1978 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Brown 2-3-2 6 18 20 7-6-2 1. Columbia 6-0-1 13 15 3 13-2-1 4. Yale 2-3-2 6 8 8 3-7-2 2. Brown 5-2-0 10 15 7 9-5-1 6. Columbia 2-5-0 4 12 31 4-8-0 3. Cornell 4-3-0 8 7 10 6-8-0 6. Princeton 1-4-2 4 11 17 5-4-2 4. Princeton 2-2-3 7 9 8 9-3-3 8. Dartmouth 0-7-0 0 7 29 2-8-1 5. Harvard 3-4-0 6 9 8 5-9-1 6. Dartmouth 2-4-1 5 8 9 7-5-3 1972 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Penn 1-4-2 4 6 12 5-6-1 1. Penn 6-0-1 13 31 4 14-1-1 8. Yale 1-5-1 3 3 15 6-8-1 2. Harvard 5-1-1 11 31 10 10-2-1 3. Brown 5-2-0 10 25 11 11-5-0 1979 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 3. Cornell 5-2-0 10 19 10 13-4-0 1. Columbia 6-1-0 12 23 5 14-4-1 5. Yale 3-4-0 6 9 20 4-8-1 2. Yale 5-1-1 11 12 8 9-4-1 6. Dartmouth 2-5-0 4 8 22 4-7-1 3. Princeton 4-3-0 8 8 9 11-4-1 7. Princeton 1-6-0 2 8 26 4-6-1 4. Cornell 3-3-1 7 6 11 7-6-2 8. Columbia 0-7-0 0 8 36 4-9-0 5. Brown 3-4-0 6 13 11 5-8-0 6. Harvard 2-4-1 5 5 8 6-7-2 1973 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Penn 2-4-1 5 8 12 6-7-2 1. Brown 6-1-0 12 19 6 12-4-1 8. Dartmouth 1-6-0 2 2 13 3-10-1 2. Penn 5-2-0 10 20 7 13-3-0 3. Cornell 4-2-1 9 12 6 8-4-2 1980 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Yale 4-2-1 9 13 9 7-4-4 1. Columbia 4-1-2 10 11 6 12-2-2 5. Princeton 2-2-3 7 12 11 7-2-3 1. Penn 4-1-2 10 8 5 9-3-3 6. Harvard 2-4-1 5 9 17 3-7-2 3. Cornell 3-2-2 8 6 5 9-4-3 7. Dartmouth 2-5-0 4 15 19 2-9-1 3. Princeton 3-2-2 8 10 7 8-4-3 8. Columbia 0-7-0 0 3 28 1-12-1 5. Harvard 3-3-1 7 10 9 10-4-1 6. Brown 2-4-1 5 5 11 4-8-2 1974 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Dartmouth 2-4-1 5 7 13 6-6-2 1. Brown 7-0-0 14 19 5 12-4-1 8. Yale 1-5-1 3 7 10 6-7-2 2. Harvard 5-1-1 11 11 6 7-4-2 3. Penn 4-3-0 8 13 9 6-6-1 1981 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Dartmouth 3-3-1 7 14 9 3-7-1 1. Columbia 6-1-0 12 16 6 10-2-4 4. Cornell 3-3-1 7 9 4 8-4-4 2. Princeton 4-3-0 8 12 9 10-4-1 6. Yale 0-2-5 5 8 11 2-6-6 2. Brown 3-2-2 8 9 9 6-5-3 7. Columbia 0-5-2 2 5 22 0-10-3 4. Penn 2-2-3 7 6 9 7-5-5 7. Princeton 0-5-2 2 3 15 2-7-3 4. Dartmouth 3-3-1 7 7 8 6-7-1 6. Cornell 3-4-0 6 11 10 9-5-1 1975 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Yale 2-4-1 5 7 9 7-7-1 1. Brown 5-2-0 10 26 8 12-3-2 8. Harvard 1-5-1 3 2 10 5-7-3 1. Cornell 5-2-0 10 12 8 12-4-0 3. Dartmouth 4-3-0 8 15 18 6-7-0 15 4 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Standings 1982 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Yale 1-4-2 4 9 12 7-5-3 1. Columbia 7-0-0 14 17 8 12-3-2 8. Cornell 0-7-0 0 3 26 3-12-0 2. Yale 5-1-1 11 16 7 10-2-3 3. Penn 4-3-0 8 14 13 10-5-0 1989 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Princeton 3-3-1 7 11 9 6-6-3 1. Yale 6-1-0 12 13 5 12-5-0 5. Brown 2-4-1 5 12 13 7-7-1 2. Princeton 5-2-0 10 24 12 11-5-0 6. Harvard 2-5-0 4 8 17 5-10-0 2. Columbia 5-2-0 10 13 8 12-5-0 6. Cornell 1-4-2 4 9 13 3-9-3 4. Harvard 4-3-0 8 9 7 7-8-0 8. Dartmouth 1-5-1 3 8 15 2-11-1 5. Dartmouth 3-4-0 6 13 8 7-6-1 6. Penn 2-4-1 5 7 8 6-7-2 1983 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Cornell 1-5-1 3 4 15 6-6-3 1. Columbia 7-0-0 14 22 2 18-1-0 8. Brown 1-6-0 2 8 23 3-11-1 2. Brown 5-2-0 10 17 11 10-4-1 3. Harvard 3-3-1 7 10 11 3-3-1 1990 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 3. Penn 3-3-1 7 11 14 8-6-1 1. Dartmouth 5-1-1 11 20 7 14-2-2 3. Princeton 3-3-1 7 8 11 7-6-2 2. Columbia 5-2-0 10 10 7 11-3-3 6. Cornell 1-3-3 5 8 9 7-3-5 2. Princeton 5-2-0 10 17 9 7-8-0 7. Dartmouth 2-5-0 4 6 10 3-8-3 2. Yale 5-2-0 10 14 11 9-6-0 8. Yale 1-6-0 2 3 17 7-7-1 5. Harvard 3-4-0 6 9 12 6-7-1 6. Penn 2-4-1 5 5 7 4-10-1 1984 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Brown 1-6-0 2 6 14 4-10-1 1. Columbia 6-1-0 12 12 4 12-2-2 7. Cornell 1-6-0 2 4 18 4-11-0 2. Harvard 5-2-0 10 15 6 12-5-0 3. Yale 4-2-1 9 10 4 10-4-1 1991 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Penn 3-3-1 7 9 10 9-4-2 1. Yale 5-0-2 12 15 5 12-4-2 5. Cornell 3-4-0 6 8 9 7-7-1 2. Columbia 4-0-3 11 11 5 8-2-6 6. Princeton 2-4-1 5 6 9 6-7-2 3. Dartmouth 4-3-0 8 11 6 6-6-3 7. Brown 2-5-0 4 8 15 7-7-1 4. Brown 3-3-1 7 5 9 7-6-2 8. Dartmouth 1-5-1 3 4 15 6-6-2 5. Harvard 3-3-1 7 9 10 7-7-1 6. Princeton 3-4-0 6 14 14 8-6-1 1985 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Penn 1-5-1 3 5 12 4-10-1 1. Columbia 6-0-1 13 19 5 12-3-2 8. Cornell 0-5-2 2 3 12 3-10-2 2. Cornell 5-2-0 10 12 7 10-5-0 2. Harvard 5-2-0 10 18 11 8-6-1 1992 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Dartmouth 3-3-1 7 8 5 6-7-1 1. Dartmouth 6-1-0 12 22 8 11-5-2 5. Yale 2-3-2 6 6 13 5-8-2 2. Princeton 4-1-2 10 13 8 8-5-2 6. Penn 1-4-2 4 10 13 4-6-5 3. Yale 4-3-0 8 13 12 9-6-0 7. Brown 1-5-1 3 13 18 4-6-4 4. Harvard 3-3-1 7 15 16 7-7-1 7. Princeton 1-5-1 3 9 23 3-9-3 4. Columbia 3-3-1 7 10 10 6-7-2 6. Brown 2-4-1 5 11 15 6-7-2 1986 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Cornell 2-4-1 5 6 15 7-7-1 1. Yale 5-0-2 12 10 1 11-2-2 8. Penn 1-6-0 2 10 16 4-11-0 2. Dartmouth 3-1-3 9 11 6 9-3-3 2. Columbia 4-2-1 9 9 8 8-6-1 1993 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 2. Harvard 3-1-3 9 14 7 11-4-4 1. Princeton 6-1-0 12 23 13 13-5-0 5. Princeton 3-3-1 7 11 12 4-9-2 1. Columbia 6-1-0 12 21 7 9-6-1 6. Cornell 2-3-2 6 8 14 6-6-3 3. Yale 4-3-0 8 9 11 6-9-0 7. Penn 1-6-0 2 7 13 7-7-1 4. Cornell 3-3-1 7 12 18 7-7-1 7. Brown 1-6-0 2 6 15 6-8-1 4. Harvard 3-3-1 7 11 10 6-8-1 6. Dartmouth 2-5-0 4 7 11 9-6-0 1987 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Brown 2-5-0 4 8 10 8-7-0 1. Harvard 6-0-1 13 20 10 14-1-3 8. Penn 1-6-0 2 6 19 5-10-0 2. Yale 5-1-1 11 13 3 9-4-2 3. Dartmouth 4-2-1 9 12 10 10-3-1 1994 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Columbia 4-3-0 8 18 10 8-5-2 1. Brown 5-1-1 11 20 5 13-4-1 5. Penn 2-3-2 6 7 14 6-6-3 1. Harvard 5-1-1 11 15 6 5-9-2 6. Brown 2-5-0 4 12 18 8-7-0 3. Columbia 4-2-1 9 14 9 9-4-2 7. Princeton 1-5-1 3 15 20 3-9-3 4. Dartmouth 3-2-2 8 17 9 8-4-3 8. Cornell 1-6-0 2 2 14 3-12-0 4. Princeton 4-3-0 8 14 13 8-6-1 6. Penn 2-4-1 5 11 24 6-7-1 1988 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 7. Cornell 0-5-2 2 6 14 2-10-3 1. Dartmouth 6-1-0 12 22 8 10-4-0 7. Yale 1-6-0 2 7 24 3-12-0 1. Princeton 6-1-0 12 16 8 8-6-1 3. Harvard 5-1-1 11 14 8 8-3-4 1995 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Brown 2-3-2 6 13 19 4-8-3 1. Cornell 6-1-0 12 13 4 15-2-1 5. Columbia 3-4-0 6 16 10 6-9-0 1. Brown 6-1-0 12 14 6 16-4-0 6. Penn 2-4-1 5 8 10 5-7-3 3. Princeton 5-2-0 10 9 5 13-5-0 15 5 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Standings 4. Columbia 3-4-0 6 10 11 9-8-0 2002 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 4. Harvard 3-4-0 6 13 12 6-8-3 1. Penn 5-1-1 11 8 4 12-4-1 4. Dartmouth 3-4-0 6 10 11 6-11-0 1. Dartmouth 5-1-1 11 17 5 9-7-1 7. Yale 1-6-0 2 7 20 5-10-2 3. Columbia 4-2-1 9 10 8 10-5-1 7. Penn 1-6-0 2 8 14 5-11-1 4. Harvard 3-3-1 7 9 9 9-6-1 5. Princeton 2-3-2 6 3 4 9-6-1 1996 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Yale 2-4-1 5 8 10 9-6-1 1. Harvard 6-1-0 12 17 8 16-2-0 7. Brown 1-4-2 4 4 9 5-8-4 2. Cornell 3-2-2 8 10 8 12-4-2 8. Cornell 1-5-1 3 6 16 4-8-4 2. Penn 4-3-0 8 9 9 8-6-1 2. Yale 4-3-0 8 19 16 10-6-1 2003 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 5. Dartmouth 2-3-2 6 11 9 7-8-2 1. Brown 6-0-1 13 12 2 10-4-3 6. Columbia 1-3-3 5 8 13 9-5-3 2. Yale 5-1-1 11 8 3 10-6-1 6. Brown 1-3-3 5 5 12 8-5-4 3. Columbia 3-2-2 8 8 6 10-4-3 8. Princeton 1-4-2 4 9 13 6-8-3 4. Princeton 3-3-1 7 9 11 6-8-3 5. Cornell 2-3-2 6 5 8 5-9-2 1997 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Harvard 2-4-1 5 8 10 8-6-3 1. Brown 5-1-1 11 12 8 11-6-1 7. Penn 2-5-0 4 5 9 6-9-2 2. Dartmouth 4-1-2 10 7 3 10-4-4 8. Dartmouth 1-6-0 2 6 12 6-9-2 3. Yale 4-2-1 9 16 10 11-5-1 4. Princeton 3-3-1 7 12 10 8-8-1 2004 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 5. Columbia 3-3-1 7 11 9 7-7-3 1. Dartmouth 5-0-2 12 8 2 7-4-6 6. Harvard 2-2-3 7 12 10 6-7-4 2. Princeton 3-2-2 8 10 12 8-5-4 7. Cornell 1-5-1 3 5 14 8-6-3 2. Brown 4-3-0 8 13 8 8-7-2 8. Penn 1-6-0 2 5 16 4-12-1 2. Yale 4-3-0 8 8 6 7-10-0 5. Harvard 3-3-1 7 11 6 9-7-1 1998 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 5. Penn 3-3-1 7 6 7 7-8-2 1. Brown 5-0-2 12 11 2 12-3-2 7. Columbia 2-4-1 5 8 10 4-10-3 2. Yale 5-2-0 10 24 13 10-6-1 8. Cornell 0-6-1 1 3 15 1-14-1 3. Dartmouth 4-3-0 8 13 8 10-6-1 4. Harvard 3-3-1 7 13 12 8-6-2 2005^ Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 5. Cornell 3-4-0 6 9 13 8-8-0 1. Dartmouth 5-1-1 16 9 4 10-3-5 6. Princeton 3-4-0 6 13 19 8-8-1 1. Brown 5-1-1 16 15 6 11-5-2 7. Columbia 2-3-2 6 7 8 5-8-3 1. Yale 5-1-1 16 10 4 10-4-4 8. Penn 0-6-1 1 1 16 4-11-1 4. Princeton 3-3-1 10 6 6 6-8-3 5. Penn 2-4-1 7 7 10 9-6-1 1999 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 5. Harvard 2-4-1 7 9 14 6-8-2 1. Princeton 5-1-1 11 10 4 11-5-2 7. Cornell 2-5-0 6 6 13 3-10-2 2. Brown 5-2-0 10 10 6 13-5-0 8. Columbia 1-6-0 3 3 8 4-12-1 2. Cornell 5-2-0 10 12 7 11-6-0 4. Yale 4-2-1 9 12 6 13-5-1 2006 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 5. Harvard 3-4-0 6 10 15 6-9-2 1. Harvard 6-1-0 18 19 10 14-5-0 6. Columbia 2-4-1 5 7 10 11-5-1 2. Penn 5-1-1 16 8 3 9-4-2 7. Dartmouth 1-4-2 4 6 9 3-9-4 3. Brown 3-2-2 11 9 10 11-5-3 8. Penn 0-6-1 1 5 15 4-11-2 4. Dartmouth 3-3-1 10 6 7 6-8-3 4. Cornell 3-3-1 10 5 5 4-8-3 2000 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Yale 3-4-0 9 11 12 7-9-1 1. Brown 7-0-0 14 14 6 13-6-1 7. Princeton 1-5-1 4 7 12 6-8-3 2. Dartmouth 5-2-0 10 13 8 12-6-0 8. Columbia 0-5-2 2 7 13 7-8-2 3. Columbia 4-2-1 9 9 7 10-5-2 4. Yale 4-3-0 8 16 7 9-7-1 2007 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 5. Cornell 3-4-0 6 11 14 8-9-0 1. Brown 7-0-0 21 17 6 15-2-1 6. Princeton 2-5-0 4 7 9 9-7-1 2. Dartmouth 5-1-1 16 9 3 11-4-3 7. Penn 1-5-1 3 5 16 6-10-1 3. Harvard 5-2-0 15 20 9 12-4-2 8. Harvard 1-6-0 2 7 13 7-9-1 4. Penn 3-4-0 9 8 12 6-9-2 4. Princeton 3-4-0 9 7 7 5-10-2 2001 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 6. Yale 2-3-2 8 8 10 4-8-5 1. Princeton 5-1-1 11 13 2 10-2-5 7. Cornell 1-5-1 4 8 16 7-9-1 1. Brown 5-1-1 11 8 4 7-7-2 8. Columbia 0-7-0 0 9 22 3-13-1 3. Harvard 5-2-0 10 8 6 10-4-1 4. Columbia 3-3-1 7 9 9 6-6-3 2008 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 5. Cornell 1-3-3 5 7 8 9-4-3 1. Penn 5-1-1 16 12 5 11-3-4 5. Dartmouth 2-4-1 5 6 12 7-7-2 1. Dartmouth 5-1-1 16 13 5 11-6-2 7. Penn 2-5-0 4 5 11 6-9-1 3. Harvard 5-2-0 15 15 4 12-6-0 8. Yale 1-5-1 3 5 11 6-9-2 4. Yale 3-3-1 10 12 8 7-7-3 5. Brown 3-4-0 9 10 8 9-7-1 5. Princeton 2-2-3 9 8 15 5-9-3 15 6 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Standings 7. Columbia 2-5-0 6 9 18 4-12-1 8. Cornell 0-7-0 0 4 20 1-15-0

2009 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Harvard 5-1-1 11 9 5 14-4-1 2. Brown 5-2-0 10 12 6 11-3-6 3. Princeton 4-2-1 9 17 11 9-6-3 4. Dartmouth 4-3-0 8 12 11 11-6-1 5. Penn 2-4-1 5 6 10 6-8-3 5. Cornell 1-3-3 5 8 11 6-6-5 7. Yale 2-5-0 4 8 14 5-9-3 7. Columbia 2-5-0 4 6 10 4-12-1

2010 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Princeton 7-0-0 21 16 5 13-4-1 2. Penn 5-2-0 15 8 4 13-6-0 3. Dartmouth 4-3-0 12 8 8 12-7-1 4. Brown 3-3-1 10 9 6 12-4-4 5. Columbia 2-3-2 8 5 8 6-8-3 6. Harvard 2-3-2 8 6 7 5-7-5 7. Yale 1-5-1 4 4 12 3-12-2 8. Cornell 0-5-2 2 1 7 4-8-5

2011 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Brown 4-1-2 14 8 5 12-5-3 1. Dartmouth 4-1-2 14 12 6 8-6-4 3. Columbia 4-2-1 13 10 9 8-7-2 4. Cornell 3-1-3 12 10 7 8-2-6 4. Yale 4-3-0 12 7 6 8-7-2 6. Penn 3-4-0 9 10 11 8-7-2 7. Princeton 1-5-1 4 10 16 5-10-2 8. Harvard 0-6-1 1 7 14 2-12-3

2012 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Cornell 6-1-0 18 13 6 15-2-0 2. Dartmouth 5-2-0 15 13 8 9-7-0 3. Brown 4-1-2 14 10 6 13-3-3 3. Princeton 4-1-2 14 9 4 8-6-2 5. Columbia 2-3-2 8 5 6 4-8-4 6. Yale 1-3-3 6 4 8 4-8-5 7. Penn 1-6-0 3 7 14 3-13-0 8. Harvard 0-6-1 1 5 14 3-11-3

2013 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Penn 5-1-1 16 12 5 8-8-2 2. Harvard 5-2-0 15 11 8 7-8-2 3. Princeton 4-2-1 13 11 9 7-9-1 4. Brown 3-2-2 11 10 9 7-7-3 5. Yale 2-3-2 8 11 13 4-11-2 6. Cornell 2-4-1 7 6 6 8-5-4 7. Columbia 1-3-3 6 8 12 8-6-3 8. Dartmouth 1-6-0 3 5 12 6-7-4

2014 Ivy Pts. GF GA Overall 1. Dartmouth 5-1-1 16 15 5 11-4-2 1. Princeton 5-1-1 16 13 9 11-3-3 3. Harvard 4-1-2 14 8 5 11-4-2 4. Cornell 3-4-0 9 4 7 10-6-1 5. Brown 2-3-2 8 5 8 5-6-6 5. Penn 2-3-2 8 8 9 7-8-1 7. Columbia 2-4-1 7 5 7 7-8-1 8. Yale 0-6-1 1 3 11 1-13-3

^ - starting with the 2005 season, League points were awarded at follows: three points for a win, one point for a tie.

15 7 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Individual Records

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Goals Goals Goals 50 Rikki Dadason, Columbia, 1993-95 27 Steve Charles, Columbia, 1979 7 Morton Fletcher, Dartmouth 48 Shahin Shayan, Columbia, 1976-79 24 Rikki Dadason, Columbia, 1993 (at Williams on Oct. 21, 1922) 47 Fred Pereira, Brown, 1974-76 22 Victor Huerta, Cornell, 1972 47 Chris Ohiri, Harvard, 1961-63 20 George Otieno, Penn, 1972 Sam Vilmar, Penn 47 Andre Akpan, Harvard, 2006-09 20 Steven Davidson, Princeton, 1969 (vs. Lehigh, 1944) 20 William Lingelbach, Penn , 1924 Ivy Goals 20 George McPhee, Penn, 1911 Ivy Goals 26 Rikki Dadason, Columbia, 1993-95 6 Robert Clark, Princeton Ivy Goals (vs. Brown on Oct. 15, 1995) Assists 14 Rikki Dadason, Columbia, 1993 39 Steve Baumann, Penn, 1971-73 Assists 33 Andre Akpan, Harvard, 2006-09 Assists 5 Gene Scott, Yale 30 Fred Pereira, Brown, 1974-76 18 Steve Baumann, Penn, 1972 (vs. Cornell in 1959) 27 Andre Parris, Princeton, 1993-96 15 Tom McLaughlin, Harvard, 1996 26 Steve Sirtis, Columbia, 1980-83 14 Fred Pereira, Brown, 1975 Ivy Assists 13 Phil Kydes, Harvard, 1969 5 Gene Scott, Yale Ivy Assists 12 Craig Yacks, Yale, 1997 (vs. Cornell in 1959) 15 Bruce Bokor, Dartmouth, 1973-75 12 Andre Parris, Princeton, 1993 Points Points Ivy Assists 12 Robert Clark, Princeton (6g, 0a) 127 Andre Akpan, Harvard, 2006-09 9 Bruce Bokor, Dartmouth, 1974 (vs. Brown on Oct. 15, 1995) 124 Fred Pereira, Brown, 1974-76 9 Ben Hinze, Harvard, 1972 113 Shahin Shayan, Columbia, 1976-79 Ivy Points 111 Rikki Dadason, Columbia, 1992-95 Points 12 Robert Clark, Princeton (6g, 0a) 99 Steve Baumann, Penn, 1971-73 60 Steve Charles, Columbia, 1979 (vs. Brown on Oct. 15, 1995) 53 Rikki Dadason, Columbia, 1993 Ivy Points 47 Victor Huerta, Cornell, 1972 Saves 59 Rikki Dadason, Columbia, 1993-95 (26g, 7a) 45 Felix Adedeji, Harvard, 1971 24 Ben Bryan, Harvard 44 Steve Baumann, Penn, 1972 (vs. UConn in 1974) Saves 619 Larry Geiger, Dartmouth, 1963-65 Ivy Points Ivy Saves 539 David Smoyer, Dartmouth, 1960-62 34 Chris Papagianis, Harvard, 1972 (14g, 3a) 19 Andy Dixon, Cornell 406 Thomas McCabe, Princeton, 1987-90 (vs. Dartmouth on Oct. 27, 1979) 336 M. O’Connor, Penn, 1996-99 Saves 334 John McElaney, Columbia, 1976-79 229 David Smoyer, Dartmouth, 1961 227 David Smoyer, Dartmouth, 1962 Ivy Saves 226 Larry Geiger, Dartmouth, 1964 215 Ken Pasternak, Yale, 1970-72 203 Larry Geiger, Dartmouth, 1965 190 Larry Geiger, Dartmouth, 1963 Goals Against Average .77 Rick Pflasterer, Cornell, 2009-12 Ivy Saves .82 Jeff Duback, Yale, 1982 & 1984-86 81 Andy Dixon, Cornell, 1979 .825 Sean Milligan, Dartmouth, 2005-09 .8947 Clifford Michel, Princeton, 1959-60 Goals Against Average* .8948 Richard Purcell, Princeton, 1978-80 0.16 Jeff Duback, Yale, 1986 0.22 Chandler Brewer, Princeton, 1942 Shutouts 0.45 M. Haefner, Penn, 2002 (15 gms) 26 Jason White, Princeton, 1999-02 0.60 Sam Kernan-Schloss, Brown, 2012 (1,787 min.) 25 Jeff Duback, Yale, 1983-86 0.64 Zach Zagorski, Cornell, 2014 (1,545 min.) 24 Paul Grandstrand, Brown, 2007-10 0.66 Stephen Bott, Cornell, 1983 (1,367 min.) 24 Matt Cross, Brown, 1997-2000 23 Gary Escher, Columbia, 1981-83 Ivy Goals Against Average* 0.16 Jeff Duback, Yale, 1986

Shutouts 12 Gary Escher, Columbia, 1983 11 Paul Grandstrand, Brown, 2010 11 Drew Healy, Penn, 2008 11 Jeff Duback, Yale, 1986 10 Jason White, Pricteon, 2001 10 Sam Kernan-Schloss, Brown, 2012 10 Matthew Haefner, Penn, 2002

* - must have played 50% of team’s minutes

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TEAM SEASON RECORDS Goals TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS 76 Penn, 1972 Goals 63 Brown, 1974 (16 games) 18 Brown vs. Boston Univ., 1974 16 Penn vs. Western Maryland, 1930 Ivy Goals 10 Harvard vs. MIT on Oct. 2, 1968 31 Penn, 1972 10 Harvard vs. Tufts on Sept. 29, 1965 31 Harvard, 1972 10 Yale vs. Hartford, 1960 10 Yale vs. UConn, 1935 & 1936 Fewest Goals Allowed 6 Penn, 1967 Ivy Goals 7 Penn, 2002 11 Brown vs. Yale, 1976 7 Harvard, 1959 (13 games) 8 Brown vs. Princeton on Nov. 4, 1972

Fewest Ivy Goals Allowed Most Goals Allowed 1 Yale, 1986 11 Yale vs. Brown, 1976 2 done five times 8 Princeton vs. Brown on Nov. 4, 1972 8 Columbia vs. Harvard, 1972 Most Goals Allowed 44 Brown, 1984 (14 games) Most Ivy Goals Allowed 39 Dartmouth, 1971 (11 games) 11 Yale vs. Brown, 1976 8 Princeton vs. Brown on Nov. 4, 1972 Most Ivy Goals Allowed 8 Columbia vs. Harvard, 1972 36 Columbia, 1972 32 Brown, 1955 Assists 8 Brown vs. Bryant, 1985 Games Won 8 Brown vs. Penn, 1994 18 Columbia, 1983 (18-1-0) 16 Brown, 1995 (16-4-0) Ivy Assists 16 Harvard, 1996 (16-2-0) 8 Brown vs. Penn, 1994

Shutouts 12 Columbia, 1983 11 Brown, 2010 11 Penn, 2008 11 Brown, 2012 11 Cornell, 2014

Unbeaten Streak 26 Brown, 1966-68 18 Columbia, 1983

Winning Streak 18 Columbia, 1983 16 Harvard, 1996

Ivy Winning Streak 17 Harvard, Oct. 11, 1969 - Oct. 29, 1971

15 9 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER In NCAA Championship Play

Ivies in the NCAA Championship 1978 (3) Columbia def. Hartwick, 3-2 (1st rd) 1991 (2) First Last St. Francis def. Columbia, 2-0 (2nd rd) Yale def. Boston U., 3-1 (1st rd) App. W-L-T Pct. App. App. Brown def. Vermont, 3-1 (1st rd) Yale def. Seton Hall, 4-3 // 2 ot (2nd rd) Brown 27 34-27-2 0.556 1963 2012 UConn def. Brown, 3-1 (2nd rd) Virginia def. Yale, 2-0 (quarterfinals) Columbia 12 10-14-1 0.420 1970 1993 UConn def. Dartmouth, 4-0 (1st rd) Hartford def. Columbia, 2-1 (1st rd) Cornell 10 8-9-1 0.472 1971 2012 1992 (1) Dartmouth 15 7-13-4 0.411 1964 2014 1979 (2) Columbia def. Hartwick, 3-2 (1st rd) Dartmouth def. St. John’s, 1-0 (1st rd) Harvard 16 18-15-1 0.544 1968 2009 Columbia def. URI, 5-1 (quarterfinals) Dartmouth def. Seton Hall, 4-3 (2nd rd) Penn 10 8-9-2 0.472 1969 2013 Clemson def. Columbia, 4-1 (semifinals) Virginia def. Dartmouth, 3-0 Princeton 9 4-9-0 0.308 1977 2010 Penn State def. Columbia, 2-1 (consolation (quarterfinals) Yale 6 5-6-0 0.455 1973 2005 final) 1993 (2) Ivy League 104 (50 seasons)93-101-10 0.480 1963 2013 Princeton def. Phila. Textile, 1-0 (1st rd) Princeton def. Columbia, 2-0 (1st rd) Penn State def. Princeton, 3-1 Princeton def. Penn State, 5-2 (2nd rd) (quarterfinals) 1963 (1) Cornell def. Harvard, 2-0 (quarterfinals) Princeton def. Hartwick, 3-0 Brown def. Springfield, 1-0 (1st rd) UCLA def. Cornell, 1-0 (semifinals) (quarterfinals) 1980 (2) Virginia def. Princeton, 3-1 (semifinals) Army def. Brown, 3-1 (quarterfinals) Harvard def. Rhode Island, 1-0 (1st rd) Hartwick def. Cornell, 2-1 (1st rd) Harvard def. Brown, 3-2 (2nd rd) Hartwick def. Columbia, 2-1 (2nd rd) 1964 (1) Penn def. Drexel, 4-0 (1st rd) 1994 (2) Brown def. New Hampshire, 3-2 // ot (1st Trinity def. Dartmouth, 1-0 (1st rd) Penn def. Penn State, 3-1 (2nd rd) 1981 (1) rd) Howard def. Penn, 2-0 (quarterfinals) Long Island def. Columbia, 1-0 // 4 ot (1st Brown def. UConn, 4-2 (1st rd) Brown def. Boston U., 3-2 (2nd rd) 1965 (1) rd) Rutgers def. Brown, 3-1 (quarterfinals) Brown def. Ithaca, 2-1 (1st rd) Boston U. def. Harvard, 3-1 (1st rd) Navy def. Brown, 6-2 (quarterfinals) 1973 (3) 1982 (1) Brown def. UConn, 2-0 (1st rd) Columbia def. St. Francis, 4-1 (1st rd) Brown def. Yale (2nd rd) 1995 (3) 1968 (2) Long Island def. Columbia, 3-0 (2nd rd) Brown def. Hartwick, 1-0 (quarterfinals) Brown def. Boston U., 2-1 (1st rd) Army def. Harvard, 4-1 (1st rd) St. Louis def. Brown, 3-1 (semifinals) Brown def. Lafayette, 2-0 (2nd rd) Brown def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 3-1 (2nd 1983 (1) Penn def. Temple, 5-0 (1st rd) Virginia def. Brown, 4-1 (quarterfinals) rd) Columbia def. Hartwick, 2-1 (2nd rd) Penn def. Penn State, 4-0 (2nd rd) James Madison def. Princeton, 1-0 (1st Brown def. Army, 3-1(quarterfinals) Columbia def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 2-1 Clemson def. Penn, 1-0 (quarterfinals) rd) Michigan State def. Brown, 2-0 (quarterfinals) Yale def. Bridgeport, 3-1 (1st rd) Lafayette def. Cornell, 2-0 // ot (1st rd) (semifinals) Columbia def. UConn, 4-0 (semifinals) Indiana def. Columbia, 1-0 // 2 ot (finals) 1996 (2) 1974 (3) 1969 (3) Harvard def. Boston U., 3-2 (1st rd) Brown def. Harvard, 5-1 (1st rd) 1984 (2) Harvard def. Southern Conn., 5-0 (1st rd) Hartford def. Harvard, 3-2 // ot (2nd rd) UConn def. Brown, 4-3 // 3 ot (2nd rd) UCLA def. Harvard, 2-0 (2nd rd) Harvard def. Brown, 4-0 (2nd rd) Rutgers def. Cornell, 2-1 // ot (1st rd) Harvard def. Hartwick, 1-0 (quarterfinals) Cornell def. St. Francis (NY), 4-2 (1st rd) Hartwick def. Columbia, 1-0 (2nd rd) *Cornell tied Hartwick, 2-2 // 4 ot (2nd St. Louis def. Harvard, 2-1 (semifinals) 1997 (2) rd) 1985 (1) Brown def. Bridgeport, 2-1 (1st rd) Dartmouth def. Boston U., 5-1 (1st rd) Columbia def. Long Island, 3-1 (1st rd) Penn def. Montclair State, 3-0 (1st rd) SMU def. Dartmouth, 2-0 (2nd rd) * - Hartwick advanced 6-3 on corner kicks Hartwick def. Columbia, 2-1 (2nd rd) *Penn tied Phil. Textile, 1-1 // 4 ot (2nd rd) St. John’s def. Brown, 2-1 (1st rd) Maryland def. Penn, 1-0 (quarterfinals) 1975 (2) 1986 (2) 1998 (1) * - Penn advanced 3-2 on corner kicks Brown def. Bridgeport, 3-2 (1st rd) Harvard def. Yale, 1-0 // PK’s (1st rd) St. John’s def. Brown, 1-0 // 2 ot (1st rd) *Brown tied UConn, 1-1 // 4 ot (2nd rd) Harvard def. Boston U., 2-1 (2nd rd) 1970 (4) Brown def. Cornell, 3-2 (quarterfinals) Harvard def. Hartwick, 2-0 (quarterfinals) 1999 (3) Harvard def. WPI, 6-0 (1st rd) San Francisco def. Brown, 2-1 (semifinals) Duke def. Harvard, 3-1 (semifinals) Brown def. Rhode Island, 2-1 // ot (1st rd) Harvard def. Brown, 1-0 (2nd rd) Brown def. Howard, 2-0 (consolation Virginia def. Brown, 3-1 (2nd rd) Hartwick def. Harvard, 4-3 (quarterfinals) final) 1987 (1) Yale def. Rutgers, 1-0 // 2 ot (1st rd) Columbia tied Buffalo State, 1-1 // 2 ot (1st Cornell def. Oneonta State, 1-0 (1st rd) Harvard def. UConn, 1-0 // 2 ot (1st rd) UConn def. Yale, 3-0 (2nd rd) rd) Cornell def. Hartwick, 2-1 (2nd rd) Harvard def. Adelphi, 3-0 (quarterfinals) Virginia def. Princeton, 2-1 // 3 ot (1st rd) Hartwick def. Columbia, 6-1 (2nd rd) * - Brown advanced 3-1 on corner kicks *SDSU tied Harvard, 1-1 // 4 ot (semifinals) Brown def. Middlebury, 1-0 (1st rd) Phil. Textile def. Penn, 2-1 (1st rd) 2000 (2) 1976 (2) * - SDSU advanced 4-3 on penalty kicks Brown def. Vermont, 2-0 (1st rd) * - Columbia advanced 1-0 on corner kicks Brown def. Bridgeport, 6-2 (1st rd) Brown def. Duke, 1-0 (2nd rd) UConn def. Brown, 1-0 (2nd rd) 1989 (3) UConn def. Brown, 1-0 (quarterfinals) Columbia def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 4-1 (1st rd) 1971 (4) Hartwick def. Cornell, 1-0 (1st rd) UConn def. Dartmouth, 3-0 (1st rd) Rutgers def. Columbia, 3-1 (2nd rd) Harvard def. Southern Conn., 5-0 (1st rd) Yale def. Hartwick, 1-0 (1st rd) Harvard def. Brown, 3-0 (2nd rd) 1977 (5) 2001 (2) Vermont def. Yale, 1-0 // ot (2nd rd) Howard def. Harvard, 1-0 (semifinals) Brown def. Dartmouth, 2-1 (1st rd) Rutgers def. Harvard, 1-0 (1st rd) Phila. Textile def. Princeton, 2-1 (1st rd) Brown def. Bridgeport, 4-1 (1st rd) Brown def. Rhode Island, 3-1 (2nd rd) Fairleigh Dickinson def. Princeton, 2-1 (2nd Cornell def. Long Island, 2-1 (1st rd) Brown def. Clemson, 2-1 (quarterfinals) rd) 1990 (2) Hartwick def. Cornell, 4-1 (2nd rd) Hartwick def. Brown, 4-2 (semifinals) *Dartmouth tied Vermont, 1-1 (1st rd) Penn def. East Stroudsburg, 2-0 (1st rd) S. Illinois def. Brown, 3-2 (consolation final) 2002 (1) Dartmouth def. Columbia, 2-1 (2nd rd) Penn State def. Penn, 2-1 (2nd rd) Cornell def. Long Island, 2-1 // 3 ot (1st rd) Penn def. Seton Hall, 1-0 (1st rd) Rutgers def. Dartmouth, 1-0 Hartwick def. Cornell, 3-1 (2nd rd) UConn def. Penn, 4-0 (2nd rd) (quarterfinals) Phila. Textile def. Princeton, 3-0 (1st rd) 1972 (4) Columbia def. Seton Hall, 2-0 (1st rd) Cornell def. Army, 3-1 (1st rd) Penn State def. Penn, 5-1 (1st rd) 2003 (1) Cornell def. Long Island, 3-2 (2nd rd) St. Peter’s def. Brown, 2-0 (1st rd) * - Dartmouth advanced 4-3 on penalty kicks 15 10 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER In NCAA Championship Play

2004 (1) 2012 (2) Ivy League NCAA Championship *Boston U. tied Dartmouth, 2-2 //2 ot Syracuse def. Cornell, 1-0 (1st rd) Notes (1st rd) Brown def. Drexel, 2-0 (1st rd) Maryland def. Brown, 2-1 (2nd rd) * - Boston U. advanced 4-3 on penalty kicks l Since 1963, the Ivies have sent at least one team to the NCAA tournament 2013 (1) 49 of the 52 years (all but 1966-67 and 1988), including each season since 1989. 2005 (3) Providence tied Penn, 1-1; Providence Brown def. Rhode Island, 2-1 (1st rd) advanced in PKs, 3-1 (1st rd) Maryland def. Brown, 1-0 (2nd rd) l The Ancient Eight have combined to post a 65-40-1 record in NCAA first Stony Brook def. Yale, 2-1 (1st rd) 2014 (1) round play since 1963, including 14 first-round wins since 2001 (current format). St. John’s def. Dartmouth, 1-0 (2nd rd) Dartmouth def. Fordham, 2-1 (1st rd) Providence def Dartmouth, 3-0 (2nd rd) l Since 2001 when the NCAA Championship began playing under its current

format of a 48-team field with the top-16 seeded teams receiving first round byes, 2006 (2) Brown def. Adelphia, 4-1 (1st rd) Dartmouth (2008 & 2010), Harvard (2009), Brown (2010 & 2011) have advanced Duke def. Brown, 2-0 (2nd rd) to the third round where they have combined to post a 0-5 record. Harvard def. Binghamton, 2-1 (1st rd) UCLA def. Harvard, 3-0 (2nd rd) l In 2011, Brown became just the second Ivy to play a home game in the thrid round (Harvard’s 2-0 loss to Maryland in 2009 was the other). 2007 (3) *Vermont tied Dartmouth, 1-1 //2 ot (1st rd) l Since 2001 when the NCAA Men’s Soccer Div. I Championship began playing CCSU def. Harvard, 3-2 (1st rd) under its current format of a 48-team field with the top-16 seeded teams receiving Old Dominion def. Brown, 2-1 // 2 ot (2nd rd) first round byes, the Ivies had not had two teams in the final-16 (third round) until Brown and Dartmouth both advanced to the final-16 in 2010. * - Vermont advanced 4-3 on penalty kicks

2008 (3) l Based on the various changes to the NCAA Men’s Soccer Div. I Championship George Mason def. Penn, 1-0 (1st Rd) bracket, the Ivy League last had two of the final-16 teams in 1999 (when the Harvard def. UMass, 1-0 //ot (1st rd) South Florida def. Harvard, 2-1 (2nd rd) tournament featured a 32-team field with no byes). That season, Yale downed *Dartmouth tied Boston College, 0-0 // Rutgers 1-0 (2 ot) and Brown defeated Rhode Island 2-1 (ot) in the first round to 2 ot (2nd rd) advance to the second round, which included the final-16 teams. Wake Forest def. Dartmouth, 7-0 (3rd rd) l Before Brown and Dartmouth advanced past two rounds in 2010, the last * - Dartmouth advanced 4-2 on penalty kicks time two Ivy League teams advanced through multiple rounds in the same NCAA 2009 (4) Championship was 1975 when Brown and Cornell each won two games before Brown def. Stony Brook, 1-0 //ot (1st rd) facing each other in the third round, where Brown downed Cornell 3-0. Brown North Carolina def. Brown, 2-0 (2nd rd) defeated Bridgeport (3-2) in the first round and Connecticut in the second round Boston College def. Dartmouth, 2-1 //2 ot (4ot/3-1 penalty kicks). Cornell knocked off Oneonta State in the first round (1-0) (1st rd) and Hartwick in the second (2-1). Harvard def. Monmouth, 3-0 (2nd rd) Maryland def. Harvard, 2-0 (3rd rd) Bucknell def. Princeton, 1-0 (1st rd) l With Brown, Dartmouth and Penn winning their first round games, 2010 marked the first time since the 1973 season that three Ivy League teams 2010 (4) advanced to the second round of an NCAA tournament. Dartmouth def. Monmouth, 4-0 (1st Rd) Dartmouth def. Notre Dame, 2-1 // ot (2nd rd) l The Ivies have now combined for a 5-11 record in NCAA Championship UCLA def. Dartmouth, 2-1 // 2ot (3rd rd) second round play since 2001 (when the tournament was changed to its current Brown def. Boston College, 2-1 (1st rd) *Brown tied UConn, 1-1 // 2ot (2nd rd) format). California def. Brown, 2-0 (3rd rd) UMBC def. Princeton, 2-1 (1st rd) l 2010 marked the first time four Ivy League teams have appeared in the NCAA Penn def. Bucknell, 1-0 // ot (1st rd) Maryland def. Penn, 4-0 (2nd rd) Championship field in back-to-back years since the 1971 and 1972 seasons.

* - Brown advanced 7-6 on penalty kicks l Overall, 2010 marked the sixth time four or more Ivy teams made the NCAA 2011 (2) Championship field (five teams made the 1977 tournament). Providence def. Dartmouth, 1-0 (1st rd) Brown def. Fairfield, 3-2 (1st rd) Brown def. St. John’s, 1-0 (2nd rd) St. Mary’s def. Brown, 3-2 // ot (3rd rd) 15 11 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER

1985 Oct.-- 5: Justin Head (Dart); 12: Darren Eales (Br); 19: Pedrick (Dart); 10: Phil Harris (Yale); 17: Patrick Rea (Br) PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Charley Marshall (Yale); 26: David Hocher (Pr); Nov.-- 2: / Steve Belmonte (Pr) Sept.-- 23: Jeff Micheli (Col); 30: John Bayne (Cor); Billy Cronin (Dart); 9: Rob Pawloski (Pr) Oct.-- 7: John Bettino (Pr); 14: Peter Kurto (Br); 21: Ian ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Hardington (Har); 28: Ramy Rajballie (Har); Nov.-- 4: ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Sept.-- 22: Matt Striebel (Pr); 29: Richard Stimpson Chris Paggi (Pe) / Fred Woodhouse (Dart); 11: Klaus Sept.-- 21: Chris Wojcik (Har); 28: Hunter Paschall (Dart); (Cor); Oct.-- 6: Leslie Fitzpatrick (Col); 13: Matt Schmidt Jensen (Yale) Oct.-- 5: Rikki Dadason (Col); 12: Quinn O’Sullivan (Cor); (Yale); 20: Richard Stimpson (Cor); 27: Steve Gibbons 19: Chris Wojcik (Har); 26: David Moran (Dart); Nov.-- 2: (Yale); Nov.-- 3: Marcio (Br); 10: Kevin Griffin (Pr); 17: 1986 Patrick Larco (Pe); 9: Chris Wojcik (Har) Marcio PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Sept.-- 22: John Catliff (Har); 29: John Bayne (Cor) / 1993 1998 Chris Unger (Pr); Oct.-- 6: Sam DiMaggio (Col); 13: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Neil Banks (Col) / Joe Maloney (Br); 20: John Bayne Sept.-- 20: Jacob Dowden (Pr); 27: Marc Bonta (Yale); Sept.-- 21: Chris Dedicik (Dart); 28: Neill Guilbert (Yale); (Cor); 27: Fred Woodhouse (Dart) / Derek Mills (Har); Oct.-- 4: Rikki Dadason (Col); 11: George O’Brien (Dart); Oct.-- 5: Matt Behnck (Pr); 12: Anders Kelto (Br); 19: Nov.-- 3: Derek Mills (Har); 10: Jeff Duback (Yale); 17: 18: Shaun Harkin (Br) / Mark Shumka (Pr); 25: Quinn Brendan Reidy (Dart); 26: Sean McKenna (Cor); Nov.-- 2: Jack Dies (Pe) O’Sullivan (Cor); Nov.-- 1: Rikki Dadason (Col); 8: Rikki Matt Cross (Br); 9 Jac Gould (Yale); 16: Phill Harris (Yale) Dadason (Col) 1987 ROOKIES OF THE WEEK PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Sept.-- 21: Jon Mycroft (Col); 28: Adrian Rapp (Br); Sept.-- 21: Doug MacGinnitie (Dart); 28: Jim Barlow (Pr); Sept.-- 20: Marc Thorne (Cor); 27: Andre Parris (Pr); Oct.-- 5: Mike Peller (Har); 12: Adrian Rapp (Br); 19: Oct.-- 5: Kingsley Chin (Col); 13: Peter Schnur (Col); 19: Oct.-- 4: T.J. Carella (Har); 11: Andre Parris (Pr); 18: Daniel Markman (Dart); 26: Jeff Gillie (Pr); Nov.-- 2: Bryan Martin (Yale); 25: Derek Mills (Har) / Bill Doniger David Bonita (Har); 25: Andrew Lewis (Pr); Nov.-- 1: Will Nick Lenicheck (Har); 9: Adrian Rapp (Br); 16: Lucas (Pr); Nov.-- 2: Pat Price (Cor) / Vladica Stanojevic (Dart); Kohler (Har); Kevin Silva (Har) Moskowitz (Pr) 9: Kingsley Chin (Col); 16: Doug MacGinnitie (Dart); 23: Stephen Hall (Har) / Bryan Martin (Yale) 1994 1999 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 1988 Sept.-- 19: Ned Carlson (Har) / Jesse Marsch (Pr); 26: Sept.-- 20: Jac Gould (Yale); 27: Marcio (Br); Oct.-- 4: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Darren Eales (Br); Oct.-- 3: Hunter Paschall (Dart) / Pat Nick Haigh (Cor); 11: Matt Hill (Col); 18: Marcio (Br); Sept.-- 19: Andrew Shue (Dart) / Andrew Dechet (Pr); Larco (Pe); 10: Darren Eales (Br) / Jacob Dowden (Pr); 17: 25: Jay Alberts (Yale); Nov.-- 1: Cory Gibbs (Br); 8: 26: Mike Constantino (Pe); Oct.-- 3: Andrew Dechet Kevin Silva (Har); 24: Kevin Silva (Har); 31: Rikki Dadason Jay Alberts (Yale); 15: Ted Papadopoulos (Cor) / Nick (Pr); 10: Kari Schellscheidt (Pr); 17: Steve Lacy (Br) / Doug (Col); Nov.-- 7: Ian Saward (Dart); 14: Jesse Marsch (Pr) Lenicheck (Har); 22: Jac Gould (Yale) / Scott Powers (Br) MacGinnitie (Dart); 24: Vladica Stanojevic (Dart); 31: / Brian Rooney (Br) Chris Ziadie (Col); Nov.-- 7: Paul Baverstock (Har); 14: ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Tom McCabe (Pr) / Ken Himmelman (Dart); 21: Ramy ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Sept.-- 20: Jay Alberts (Yale); 27: Matt Kelley (Col); Oct.- Rajballie (Har) Sept.-- 19: Eric Block (Br); 26: Zach Samol (Dart); Oct.-- - 4: William Libby (Pe); 11: Jason White (Pr); 18: Michael 3: No Award; 10: Craig Yacks (Yale); 17: Jeff Traola Ching (Col); 25: Jason White (Pr); Nov.-- 1: Jay Alberts 1989 (Col); 24: Russell Walker (Cor); 31: John Beck (Br); Nov.-- (Yale); 8: Alexander Polyezos (Cor); 15: Jason White (Pr); PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 7: Toure McCluskey (Br); 14: John Beck (Br) 22: Jason White (Pr) Sept.-- 18: Danny Sankar (Dart) / Nick Ziadie (Col); 25: Mark Tepper (Pe); Oct.-- 9: Andrew Dechet (Pr); 16: 1995 2000 Andrew Dechet (Pr); 23: Bryan Martin (Yale); 30: Peter PLAYERS OF THE WEEK PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Cochran (Har) Sept.-- 18: Jesse Marsch (Pr); 25: Eric Block (Br); Oct.-- 2: Sept.-- 11: Cory Gibbs (Br); 18: Matthew Cross (Br); 25: Steve Marcinkiewicz (Pe); 9: Eric Kusseluk (Cor); 16: Will Adam Skumawtz (Cor); Oct.-- 2: Danny Moss (Yale); 1990 Kohler (Har); 23: Jesse Marsch (Pr); 30: John Beck (Br); 9: Tom Billings (Dart); 16: Scott Powers (Br); 23: Tiger PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Nov.-- 7: Rikki Dadason (Col) / Rob Elliott (Cor); 14: Eric Fitzpatrick (Col); 30: Rick Stimpson (Cor); Nov.-- 6: Cory Sept.-- 17: Bryan Fielder (Cor); 24: Jeff Farmelo (Yale); Kusseluk (Cor) Gibbs (Br); 13: Cory Gibbs (Br) Oct.-- 1: Peter DiMaggio (Col); 8: David Hocher (Pr); 15: Danny Sankar (Dart); 22: Brian Halak (Pe); 29: Vandy ROOKIES OF THE WEEK ROOKIES OF THE WEEK French (Br); Nov.-- 5: Danny Sankar (Dart) Sept.-- 18: David Carlos (Cor) / Zach Viders (Har); 25: Sept.-- 11: Matt LaBarre (Dart); 18: Gui Stampur (Col); Chris Halupka (Pr); Oct.-- 2: Matt Nyman (Dart); 9: 25: Rob Daly (Dart); Oct.-- 2: Kevin Ara (Har); 9: Damien ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Bobby Meyer (Dart); 16: Zach Viders (Har); 23: Rino Quinn (Dart); 16: Grayson Sugarman (Har); 23: Justin Sept.-- 17: Joe Theiman (Pr); 24: Joe theiman (Pr); Oct.-- Matarazzo (Col); 30: Matt Napoleon (Col); Nov.-- 7: Burton (Yale); 30: Damien Quinn (Dart); Nov.-- 6: Matt 1: Jack Gaeta (Col); 8: Kim-Tai Simpson (Yale); 15: Joe Bobby Meyer (Dart); 14: Matt Nyman (Dart) LaBarre (Dart); 13: Justin Burton (Yale) Theiman (Pr); 22: No Selection; 29: Joe Bradley (Har); Nov.-- 5: Ping Li (Har) 1996 2001 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 1991 Sept.-- 23: Julio Guzman (Yale); 30: Eric Kusseluk Sept.-- 10: Ladd Fritz (Har); 24: Mike Nugent (Pr); Oct.-- PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (Cor); Oct.-- 7: Methembe Ndlovu (Dart); 14: Morgan 1: Mike Ewers (Col); 8: Stuart Yingst (Yale); 15: Michael Sept.-- 25: Rick Fullerton (Yale); Oct.-- 2: Bill Donnell Blackwell (Pe); 21: Patrick Rea (Br); 28: Rob Elliott (Cor); Peller (Har); 22: Tommy McMenemy (Col); 29: Mike (Yale) / Gary Hawes (Col); 9: Brian Rooney (Br); 16: Nov.-- 4: Will Kohler (Har); 11: Steve Viscovich (Col); 18: Nugent (Pr); Nov.-- 5: Ladd Fritz (Har); 12: Evan Ryan Don Daigle (Har) / Glenn Meininger (Pe); 23: Marco Eric Block (Br) (Br); 19: Derrick Woodard (Br) Bonaccorsi (Yale); 30: Giacomo Gaeta (Col); Nov.-- 6: Mike Compisi (Yale); 13: Brooks Nelson (Cor) ROOKIES OF THE WEEK ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Sept.-- 23: David Boehmer (Yale); 30: Will Hench (Har); Sept.-- 10: Lindsey Williams (Yale); 24: Andrew Dealy ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Oct.-- 7: Ryan Smith (Br); 14: Phillip Lynch (Br); 21: Brian (Yale); Oct.-- 1: Jeremy Truntzer (Har); 8: Chris Fisher Sept.-- 25: Mike Busch (Pr); Oct.-- 2: Chris Mitchell Foote (Pe); 28: Michael O’Connor (Pe); Nov.-- 4: Michael (Pe); 15: Stephen Foster (Col); 22: Scott Darci (Dart); 29: (Dart); 9: Mike Busch (Pr); 16: Chris Mitchell (Dart); 23: O’Connor (Pe); 11: Jac Gould (Yale); 18: Jac Gould (Yale) Oladero Ola-Niyi (Pr); Nov.-- 5: Chris Gomez (Br); 12: No Nominations; 30: Mike Busch (Pr); Nov.-- 6: Thad Teddy van Beuren (Pr); 19: Jeff Larentowicz (Br) McBride (Pr); 13: Paul O’Donnell (Col) 1997 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2002 1992 Sept.-- 22: Steve Cohen (Pe); 29: Mike Rudy (Br); Oct.-- PLAYERS OF THE WEEK PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 6: Matt Nyman (Dart); 13: Brian Murray (Cor); 20: Mike Sept.-- 16: Justin Burton (Yale); 23: Adom Crew (Br); Sept.-- 21: Darren Eales (Br); 28: Derek Swaim (Har); Rudy (Br); 27: Tom McLaughlin (Har); Nov.-- 3: Chris 30: Kevin Ara (Har); Oct.-- 7: Lindsey Williams (Yale); 15 12 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER

14: Scott Darci (Dart); 21: Michael Cornish (Har); 28: 2007 (Yale); 10: TJ Popolizio (Br); 17: Daniel Haber (Cor); 24: Stephen Kroculick (Pe); Nov.-- 4: Will Lee (Pe); 11: John PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Charlie Paris (Yale); 31: Noah Cogen (Dart); Nov.-- 7: Mycroft (Col); 18: Juan Romera (Dart) Sept.-- 4: Brian Kuritzky (Cor); 10: Dylan Sheehan (Br) / Ronnie Shaban (Col); 14: Thomas Brandt (Pe) Sean Milligan (Dart); 17: Andre Akpan (Har); 24: Kevin ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Davies (Br); Oct.-- 1: Erik Geiger (Yale); 8: Mike Klein ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Sept.-- 16: Blake Lindberg (Col); 23: Darrin Spicer (Pr); (Pe); 15: Nick Elenz-Martin (Br); 22: Dani Rothenberg Sept.-- 5: Duke Lacroix (Pe); 12: Alex Marles (Br); 19: 30: Doug Carr (Dart); Oct.-- 7: Einar Benediktsson (Dart); 29: Sean Milligan (Dart); Nov.-- 5: Kevin Davies Conor Goepel (Cor); 26: Duke Lacroix (Pe); Nov.-- 3: (Col); 14: Darren Spicer (Pr); 21: John Rhodes (Pe); 28: (Br); 12: Dylan Sheehan (Br); 19: Michael Fucito (Har) Cameron Porter (Pr); 10: Conor Goepel (Cor); 17: Ibrahim Diane (Br); Nov.-- 4: Doug Carr (Dart); 11: Matt Max Kurtzman (Pe); 24: Julian Griggs (Pr); 31: Hiroki Aleksinas (Yale); 18: Erik Violante (Pe) ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Kobayashi (Har); Nov.-- 7: Alex Markes (Br); 14: Zach Sept.-- 4: Alex Chi (Har); 10: David Walls (Br); 17: Zagorski (Cor) 2003 Andrew Olsen (Dart); Andrew Olsen (Dart); Oct.-- 1: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Josh Walburn (Pr); 8: Paul Grandstrand (Br); 15: Paul 2012 Sept.-- 15: Adom Crew (Br); 22: Rob Daly (Dart); 29: Grandstrand (Br); 22: Loukas Tasigianis (Pe); 29: Paul PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Brian Charnock (Har); Oct.-- 6: Matt Alekinas (Yale); 13: Grandstrand (Br); Nov.-- 5: Bryan Giudicelli (Dart); 12: Sept.-- 3: Daniel Haber (Cor); 10: Daniel Haber (Cor); 17: Jorrell Best (Col); 20: Marcos Romaneiro (Br); 27: Jay Brad Rose (Yale); 19: John Okafor Alex Adelabu (Dart); 24: Daniel Haber (Cor) / Stephen Albers (Yale); Nov.-- 3: Chris Gomez (Br); 10: Alex Reison Baker (Pe); Oct.-- 1: Tyler Regan (Cor); 8: Noah Cohen (Pr); 17: Andrew Dealy (Br) 2008 (Dart); 15: Daniel Haber (Cor); 22: Ben Maurey (Br); PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 29: Alex Adelabu (Dart); Nov.-- Stephen Reisert (Cor) / ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Sept.-- 8: Craig Henderson (Dart); 15: Bayo Adafin (Col); Bobby Thalman (Yale); 12: Daniel Haber (Cor) Sept.-- 15: Matt Britner (Br); 22: James Wunsch (Pr); 29: 22: Drew Healy (Pe); 29: Rhett Bernstein (Br); Oct.-- 6: Matt Hoff (Har); Oct.-- 6: Kyle McHugh (Pr); 13: Matt Omid Shokoufandeh (Pe); 13: Nick Elenz-Martin (Br); ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Hoff (Har); 20: Charles Howard (Pe); 27: Scott Waddle 20: Michael Fucito (Har); 27: Omid Shokoufandeh (Pe); Sept.-- 3: Thomas Sanner (Pr); 10: Kyle Jackson (Col); (Col); Nov.-- 3: Brian Joyce (Br); 10: Scott Waddell (Col); Nov.-- 3: Omid Shokoufandeh (Pe) 10: Lucky Mkonsana 17: Tim Whalen (Br) / Thomas Sanner (Pr); 24: Thomas 17: Andrew Daniels (Br) (Dart) Sanner (Pr); Oct.-- 1: Thomas Sanner (Pr); 8: Kyle Jackson (Col); 15: Kyle Jackson (Col) / Tim Whalen (Br); 22: Josh 2004 ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Miller (Pr); 29: Tyler Detorie (Yale); Nov.-- Kyle Jackson PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Sept.-- 8: Lucky Mkosana (Dart); 15: Lucky Mkosana (Col); 12: Sam Engs (Pe) Sept.-- 13: Keith Calwell (Br); 20: Josh Duyan (Pe); 27: (Dart); 22: Jake Levin (Pe); 29: No Winner; Oct.-- 6: Chris Gomez (Br); Oct.-- 4: Marcos Romaneiro (Br); 11: Austin Harms (Har); 13: Jay Hayward (Br); 20: Austin 2013 Ben Young (Pr); 18: Nick Tornaritis (Har); 25: Charles Harms (Har); 27: Lucky Mkosana (Dart); Nov.-- 3: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Altchek (Har); Nov.-- 1: Mark Limpert (Dart); 8: Mark Maarten van Ess (Dart) / Jake Levin (Pe); 10: Lucky Sept.-- 9: Stefan Cleveland (Dart); 16: Peter Jacobson Limpert (Dart); 15: Andrew Dealy (Yale) Mkosana (Dart) (Yale); 23: David Najem, (Col) / Peter Chodas (Cor); 30 Cameron Porter (Pr) / Kyle Jackson (Col); Oct. -- 7: ROOKIES OF THE WEEK 2009 Cameron Porter (Pr) / Henos Musie (Yale); 14: Sept.-- 13: Derek Hobson (Pe); 20: Tom Davison (Col); PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Ross Friedman (Har); 21 Duke Lacroix, (Pe); 28: 27: Laurent Manuel (Br); Oct.-- 4: Tom Lobben (Dart); Sept.-- 8: Andre Akpan (Har) / Josh Walburn (Pr); 14: Stephen Baker, (Penn); Nov. -- 4: Daniel Taylor (Brown); 11: Michael Fucito (Har); 18: Tom Heinbockel (Col); 25: Austin Harms (Har); 21: Daniel Keat (Dart); 28: Austin 11: Evan Mendez, (Har); 18: Max Polkinhorne (Penn) Dewayne Whylly (Yale); Nov.-- 1: Kevin Davies (Br); 8: Harms (Har); Oct.-- 5: Craig Henderson (Dart); 12: Sean Kevin Davies (Br); 15: Micahel Ordonez (Dart) Rosa (Br) / Lucky Mkosana (Dart); 19: Andre Akpan ROOKIES OF THE WEEK (Har); 26: Antoine Hoppenot (Pr); Nov.-- 2: Brad Rose Sept.-- 9: Alec Neumann (Penn); 16: James Hickok 2005 (Yale); 9: Alex Chi (Har); 16: Antoine Hoppenot (Pr) (Dart); 23: James Hickok (Dart); 30: Nate Pomeroy (Br); PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Oct. -- 7: Henos Musie (Yale); 14: Cameron Kirdzik Sept.-- 6: Jacob Aguiar (Dart); 12: Matt Britner (Br); 19: ROOKIES OF THE WEEK (Yale); 21: Ashi Geberkidane (Har); 28: Daniel Smith Shannon Brooks (Yale); 26: Darren Spicer (Pr); Oct.-- 3: Sept.-- 8: Kevin Dzierzawski (Dart); 14: Sean Donovan (Har); Nov. -- 4: Henos Musie (Yale); 11: Sam Hayward Kuda Wekwete (Cor); 10: Lucas Richardson (Dart); 17: (Dart) / Brian Rogers (Har); 21: Scott Armbrust (Yale); (Penn); 18: James Hickok (Dart) Alex Munns (Yale); 24: Matt Britner (Br); 31: Darnell 28: Dylan Remick (Br); Oct.-- 5: Brian Rogers (Har); 12: Nance (Dart); Nov.-- 7: Scott Darci (Dart); 14: Gage Ben Kenyon (Cor); 19: Lester Nare (Pr); 26: Thomas 2014 Hills (Yale) McNamara (Br) / Travis Cantrell (Pe); Nov.-- 2: Garon PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Smith (Pe); Brian Rogers (Har); 16: Richard Smith (Har) Sept.-- 8: Rhys Williams (Col); 15: Conor Goepel (Cor) / ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Julian Griggs (Pr); 22: Conor Goepel (Cor)/ Mark Ashby Sept.-- 6: Scott Geppert (Br); 12: Mike Klein (Pe); 19: 2010 (Har); 29: Thomas Sanner (Pr); Oct. -- 6: Matt Danilack Scott Geppert (Br); 26: James Pounder (Col); Oct.-- 3: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (Dart); 13: Thomas Sanner (Pr) / Alex Adelabu (Dart); Jon Carlos (Yale); 10: Mike Klein (Pe); 17: Jarrett Leech Sept.-- 6: Stephen Baker (Pe); 13: Paul Grandstrand (Br); 20: Tim Schmoll (Har); 27: Cameron Porter (Pr); Nov. (Br); 24: Sean Milligan (Dart); 31: Matt Care (Pr); Nov.-- 20: Eric Robertson (Br); 27: Antoine Hoppenot (Pr); Oct.- -- 3: Antonio Matarazzo (Col) / Andrew Mills (Pr); 10: 7: Liam Leonard (Yale); 14: Craig Henderson (Dart) - 4: Josh Walburn (Pr); 11: Lester Nare (Pr); 18: Thomas Cameron Porter (Pr); 17: Akex Adelabu (Dart) Brandt (Pe); 25: Thomas McNamara (Br); Nov.-- 1: Lucky 2006 Mkosana (Dart) / Matt Sanner (Pr); 8: Benjamin Burton ROOKIES OF THE WEEK PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (Pr); 15: Tim Linden (Har) Sept.-- 8: Austin Kuhn (Penn); 15: Eric Nuss (Col); 22: Sept.-- 5: Andre Akpan (Har); 11: Chris Wales (Col); Sam Borwn (Har); 29: Arthur Bosua (Col); Oct. -- 6: 18: Mike Klein (Pe); 25: James Stewart (Yale); Oct.-- 2: ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Matt Danilack (Dart); 13: John Nierenberg (Dart); 20: Andrew Daniels (Br); 9: Dylan Sheehan (Br); 16: Michael Sept.-- 6: Stephen Baker (Pe); 13: Henning Sauerbier Louis Zingas (Br); 27: Wyatt Omsberg (Dart); Nov. -- 3: Fucito (Har); 23: Matt Hoff (Har); 30: Jon Carlos (Yale); (Col) / Daniel Haber (Cor); 20: Stephen Baker (Pe); 27: Arthur Bosua (Col); 10: Wyatt Omsberg (Dart); 17: Akex Nov.-- 6: Charles Altchek (Har) David Najem (Col); Oct.-- 4: Henning Sauerbier (Col); Adelabu (Dart 11: Connor McCarthy (Har); 18: Patrick O’Neil (Pr); 25: ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Henning Sauerbier (Col); Nov.-- Stephen Baker (Pe); 8: Sept.-- 5: Andre Akpan (Har); 11: Kwaku Nyamekye David Najem (Col); 15: Patrick O’Neil (Har); 18: Nick Elenz-Martin (Br); 25: Jordan Raybould (Yale); Oct.-- 2: Andre Akpan (Har); 9: Daniel Keat 2011 (Dart); 16: Andre Akpan (Har); 23: Andre Akpan (Har); PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 30: Andre Akpan (Har); Nov.-- 6: Kwaku Nyamekye (Har) Sept.-- 5: Davod Najem (Col); 12: Lucky Mkosana (Dart); 19: TJ Popolizio (Br) / Brad Rose (Yale); 26: Stephen Baker (Pe) / Daniel Haber (Cor); Oct.-- 3: Bobby Thalman 15 13 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Players/Rookies of the Year

PLAYER OF THE YEAR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Year Name Position School Year Name Position School 1979 Steven Charles Midfielder Columbia 1979 None Selected ------1980 Barry Nix Defender Columbia 1980 Steve Sirtis Forward Columbia 1981 Barry Nix Defender Columbia 1981 Solomon Gayle Forward Columbia 1982 Steve Sirtis Forward, Columbia 1982 Paul Koury Defender Princeton 1983 Steve Sirtis Midfielder Columbia 1983 Neil Banks Defender Columbia 1984 Solomon Gayle Forward Columbia 1984 Nick Hotchkin Midfielder Harvard 1985 Neil Banks Defender Columbia 1985 Paul Richardson Forward Columbia 1986 Jeff Duback Goalkeeper Yale 1986 Chris Unger Forward Princeton 1987 Kingsley Chin Forward Columbia 1987 Jim Barlow Midfielder Princeton 1988 Doug MacGinnitie Forward Dartmouth 1988 John Milne Defender Dartmouth 1989 Peter Zenobi Defender Yale 1989 Peter Cochran Midfielder Harvard 1990 Jim Barlow Midfielder Princeton 1990 Joe Thieman Midfielder Princeton 1991 Peter DiMaggio Midfielder Columbia 1991 Mike Busch Midfielder Princeton 1992 Justin Head Midfielder Dartmouth 1992 David Moran Forward Dartmouth 1993 Rikki Dadason Forward Columbia 1993 Andre Parris Midfielder Princeton 1994 Darren Eales Forward Brown 1994 Jeff Traola Defender Columbia 1995 Gary Hughes Forward Brown 1995 Chris Halupka Defender Princeton 1996 Will Kohler Forward Harvard 1996 Michael O’Connor Goalkeeper Penn 1997 Tom McLaughlin Forward Harvard 1997 Richard Stimpson Forward Cornell 1998 Jac Gould Forward Yale 1998 Matt Behncke For./ Mid. Princeton 1999 Marcio Forward Brown 1999 Jay Alberts Midfielder Yale 2000 Cory Gibbs Defender Brown 2000 Matt LaBarre Midfielder Dartmouth 2001 Mike Nugent Forward Princeton 2001 Stephen Foster Midfielder Columbia 2002 Matt Haefner Goalkeeper Penn 2002 Doug Carr Goalkeeper Dartmouth 2003 Adom Crew Forward Brown 2003 Matt Hoff Forward Harvard 2004 Darren Spicer Forward Princeton 2004 Michael Fucito Forward Harvard 2005 Charles Altchek Forward Harvard 2005 Scott Geppert Forward Brown 2006 Charles Altchek Forward Harvard 2006 Andre Akpan Forward Harvard 2007 Matthew Britner Defender Brown 2007 Paul Grandstrand Goalkeeper Brown 2008 Craig Henderson Midfielder Dartmouth 2008 Lucky Mkosana Forward Dartmouth 2009 Andre Akpan Forward Harvard 2009 Brian Rogers Forward Harvard 2010 Antoine Hoppenot Forward Princeton 2010 Henning Sauerbier Midfielder Columbia 2011 Lucky Mkosana Forward Dartmouth 2011 Duke Lacroix Forward Penn 2012 Daniel Haber Forward Cornell 2012 Thomas Sanner Forward Princeton 2013 Andrew Tinari Midfielder Columbia OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014 Sam Brown Midfielder Harvard Year Name Position School 2013 Duke Lacroix Forward Penn 2014 Cameron Porter Forward Princeton Ivy League ROTY Notes DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Breakdown By School Year Name Position School Brown: 2 2013 Patrick Slogic Defense Cornell Columbia: 8 2014 Mark Ashby Defense Harvard Cornell: 1 Ivy League POTY Notes Dartmouth: 5 Harvard: 7 l Columbia’s Barry Nix (1980 and 1981) and Steve Sirtis (1982 and 1983), and Chrles Penn: 2 Altchek of Harvard (2005 and 2006) are the only three players to have won Ivy League Princeton: 9 Men’s Soccer Player of the Year honors more than once. Yale: 1

Breakdown By School (including offensive/defensive split) Breakdown By Position* Brown: 6 Goalkeeper: 3 (last – Paul Grandstrand of Brown in 2007) Columbia: 10 (by eight players) Defender: 5 (last – Chris Halupka of Princeton in 1995) Cornell: 2 Midfielder: 13 (last – Sam Brown of Harvard in 2014) Dartmouth: 4 Forward: 15 (last – Thomas Sanner of Princeton in 2012) Harvard: 6 (by five players) * - 1998 winner Matt Behncke of Princeton counted as both a forward and Penn: 2 midfielder. Princeton: 5 Yale: 3 Players Named Player & Rookie of the Year (5) Steve Sirtis - Columbia - 1980 (ROTY) & 1982, 1983 (POTY) Breakdown By Position (before the split) Solomon Gayle - Columbia - 1981 (ROTY) & 1984 (POTY) Goalkeeper: 2 (last – Matt Haefner of Penn in 2002) Neil Banks - Columbia - 1983 (ROTY) & 1985 (POTY) Defender: 6 (last – Matthew Britner of Brown in 2007) Jim Barlow - Princeton - 1987 (ROTY) & 1990 (POTY) Midfielder: 6 (last – Craig Henderson of Dartmouth in 2008) Andre Akpan - Harvard - 2006 (ROTY) & 2009 (POTY) Forward: 19 (last – Daniel Haber of Cornell in 2012) 15 14 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Ivy 1955 1965 First Team - Gustab Gutierrez (F, Penn), Grey Hodnet (F, Harvard), Egil First Team – Charles Njoku (F, Harvard), Joseph Osakwe (F, Cornell), Stigum (F, Dartmouth), Mike Cooke (F, Yale), Derick Driemeyer (F, Princeton) John Griswold (F, Yale), Seth Dei (F, Cornell), Roger Lorberbaum (F, Penn), Francis Holmes (D, Harvard) Jim Monahan (D, Princeton), Henry Griedley (D, Andy Kydes (D, Harvard), Griffin Okie (D, Yale), Bill Kerstetter (D, Harvard), Yale), Craig Fanning D, Cornell), Bruce Dennen (D, Yale), Clem Malin (GK, John Krupski (D, Brown), Pete Barber (D, Dartmouth), Bill Harrison (GK, Dartmouth). Princeton).

1956 1966 First Team – Gerald Mayall (F, Penn), Lars Kullesaid (F, Yale), Adelberto First Team – Vic DeJong (F, Brown), Jaime Vargas (F, Harvard), John Stratta (F, Cornell), Mike Cooke (F, Yale), Dick Tyrell (F, Penn), Bruce Yeutter Griswold (F, Yale), Derek Bush (F, Yale), Mossik Hacobian (F, Columbia), Bill (D, Brown), Bob Verstanding (D, Cornell), Henry Griedley (D, Yale), Henry Smoyer (D, Dartmouth), Andy Kydes (D, Harvard), Pat Migliore (D, Brown), Urbaniak (D, Princeton), Craig Fanning (D, Cornell), Randy Malin (GK, Dick Andrews (D, Columbia), Edmund Harvey (D, Dartmouth), Ted Isaacson Dartmouth). (GK, Penn).

1957 1967 First Team – Bob Hicks (F, Princeton), Mike Strem (F, Brown), Adelberto First Team – Mike Mueller (F, Yale), Ben Brewster (F, Brown), Nick Stratta (F, Cornell), Howard Rockett (F, Penn), Carols Ferreyros (F, Princeton), Alexandridis (F, Cornell), Jamie Vargas (F, Harvard), Vic DeJong (F, Brown), Henry Gridley (D, Yale), Charlie Beck (D, Cornell), Fred Schrader (D, Princeton), Doug Ditmars (D, Princeton), Leon Myrianthopoulos (D, Dartmouth), Kevin Langley Keyes (D, Harvard), John Nelson (D, Cornell), Randy Malin (GK, Suffern (D, Cornell), Lou Miller (D, Penn), Pat Migliore (D, Brown), Steve Dartmouth). Greenberg (GK, Yale).

1958 1968 First Team – Ron Maierhofer (F, Cornell), Erling Pytte (F, Princeton), First Team – Mike Mueller (F, Yale), Bonaventure Mbida (F, Princeton), Tom Baskett (F, Princeton), Jim Kennedy (F, Dartmouth), Lawrence Ekpebu Nick Alexandridis (F, Cornell), Herman Ssebazza (F, Brown), Ben Brewster (F, Harvard), John McBride (D, Princeton), Clive Beckford (D, Cornell), (F, Brown), Herard LaForest (D, Cornell), Tom Scattergood (D, Yale), Andy Fred Schrader (D, Princeton), Langley Keyes (D, Harvard), Dave Blake (D, Gibson (D, Pen), Jeff Forsman (D, Cornell), Charlie Silcox (D, Dartmouth), Steve Dartmouth) Dick Williams (GK, Penn). Greenberg (GK, Yale).

1959 1969 First Team – Larry Ekpebu (F, Harvard), Ron Maierhofer (F, Cornell), Tom First Team – Tom Hutchinson (F, Penn), Herman Ssebazza (F, Brown), Baskett (F, Princeton), John Pearce (F, Yale), Don Betterton (F, Dartmouth), Solomon Gomez (F, Harvard), John Klamar (F, Yale), Steve Davidson (F, Marsh McCall (D, Harvard), John Jerbasi (D, Penn), Steve Vehslage (D, Princeton), Len Renery (D, Columbia), Charlie Silcox (D, Dartmouth), Herard Princeton), Langley Keyes (D, Harvard), Milder Biddle (D, Princeton), Tom LaForest (D, Cornell), John Vroman (D, Penn), Chip Young (D, Brown), Bill Bagnoli (GK, Harvard). Meyers (GK, Harvard).

1960 1970 First Team – Steve Chase (F, Dartmouth), Tad Sweeney (F, Harvard), Lewis First Team – Solomon Gomez (F, Harvard), Charlie Thomas (F, Harvard), van Amerongen (F, Princeton), John Pearce (F, Yale), John Mcintosh (F, Stan Startzell (F, Penn), Phil Kydes (F, Harvard), Tom Liebermann (F, Penn), Len Harvard). Hert Buehler (D, Columbia), Charles Kalme (D, Penn), Steve Vehslage Renery (D, Columbia), Chris Wilmot (D, Harvard), Herard LaForest (D, Cornell), (D, Princeton), Julius Cooper (D, Cornell), John Stobo (D, Dartmouth), Dennett Jim Ohaus (D, Brown), Chip Young (D, Brown), John Sanzo (GK, Brown). Master (GK, Brown). 1971 1961 First Team – Phil Kydes (F, Harvard), Stan Startzell (F, Penn), Felix Adedeji (F, First Team – Elias Lwowski (F, Cornell), Ed Harrison (F, Princeton), Chris Harvard) Victor Huerta (F, Cornell), Chris Papagianis (F, Harvard), Jim Ohaus Ohiri (F, Harvard), Jerry Pepper (F, Dartmouth), Bob Power (F, Yale). Tony (D, Brown), Chris Wilmot (D, Harvard), Bill Murray (D, Cornell), Chip Young (D, Davies (D, Harvard), James Zug (D, Princeton), Bill Ward (D, Harvard), Dick Brown), Rich Gifford (D, Dartmouth), Ken Pasternak (GK, Yale). Matlack (D, Princeton), Louis Buck (D, Penn), Dave Smoyer (GK, Dartmouth). 1972 1962 First Team – Chris Agoliati (F, Cornell), Chris Papagianis (F, Harvard), First Team – Charles Frank (F, Yale), Samson Jemie (F, Columbia), Chris Steve Baumann (F, Penn), Ben Hinze (F, Harvard), Victor Huerta (F, Cornell), Ohiri (F, Harvard), Bill Hooks (F, Brown), Donatus Anyanwu (F, Columbia), Bill Straub (D, Penn), Kip Jordan (D, Cornell), Rick Scott (D, Harvard), Larry Steve Robinson (D, Columbia), Bob Hetherington (D, Yale), Tom Ndubizu (D, Houston (D, Penn), Bill Murray (D, Cornell), Bruce Arena (GK, Cornell). Cornell), Louis Buck (D, Penn), John Stobo (D, Dartmouth), Dave Smoyer (GK, Dartmouth). Second Team – John Burke (F, Penn), Ferdinand Treusacher (F, Brown), Felix Adedeji (F, Harvard), John Clark (F, Yale), Frank Gallo (F, Dartmouth), Bill Frost 1963 (D, Brown), John Gribbin (D, Penn), Laszlo Adam (D, Princeton), Don Ries (D, First Team – Donatus Anyanwu (F, Columbia), Ivars Bebris (F, Dartmouth), Penn), Andy Rosenberg (D, Cornell), Jim Miller (GK, Penn). Alan Young (F, Brown), Bob Finney (F, Penn), Chris Ohiri (F, Harvard), Manuel Kyprios (D, Penn), Phil Solomita (D, Brown), Allan Converse (D, Yale), Ogbemi Honorable Mention – George Otieno (F, Penn), Manny Osode (F, Omatete (D, Princeton), Louis Williams (D, Harvard), Allan Walsh (GK, Brown). Columbia), Dick McEvoy (F, Brown), Dave Coles (F, Dartmouth), Louis Difo (F, Princeton), Bob Jordan (D, Dartmouth), Brian Fearnett (D, Harvard), Andy 1964 Kislevitz (D, Brown), Dick Lay (D, Brown), Paul Sampson (D, Brown), Bahman First Team – James Saltonstall (F, Harvard), Joe Upton (F, Yale), Edwin Mossavar-Rahmani (D, Harvard), Frank Feger (D, Columbia), Jay Holbrook (D, Knapp (F, Dartmouth), Andre Wawa (F, Princeton), Bob Finney (F, Penn), Steve Cornell), Ken Stocker (D, Yale), Paul Neary (GK, Brown), Steve Kidder (GK, Robinson (D, Columbia), Phil Solomita (D, Brown), Manuel Kyprios (D, Penn), Harvard). Jim MacIver (D, Penn), Sandy Peterson (D, Yale), Allan Walsh (GK, Brown). 15 15 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Ivy 1973 First Team – Steve Baumann (F, Penn), Ferdinand Treusacher (F, Brown), Second Team – Tommy Panayotidi (F, Columbia), Jim Rice (F, Cornell), Lee Larry Houston (F, Penn), Frank Gallo (F, Dartmouth), Jim Hansen (F, Princeton), Nelson (F, Harvard), Joe Mensah (F, Yale), Paul Stevenson (M, Brown), Bob Don Ries (D, Penn), Kip Jordan (D, Cornell), Frank Mancuso (D, Brown), Steve Capener (M, Cornell), Rich Alito (M, Princeton), Pat Weir (D, Brown), John Tobolsky (D, Princeton), Brian Fearnett (D, Harvard), Jon Ross (GK, Cornell). Sanacore (D, Harvard), Tom Steyer (D, Yale), Glenn Etter (D, Penn), Charles Stillitano (D, Princeton), Angus McKibbin (GK, Cornell). 1974 First Team – Fred Pereira (F, Brown), Bruce Bokor (F, Dartmouth), Lyman Honorable Mention – Mauro Keller Sarmiento (F, Harvard), Jim Bowen Bullard (F, Harvard), Santiago Formosa (F, Penn), Dan Frazier (F, Brown), Henry (F, Princeton), Todd White (MF, Columbia), Bill Edwards (MF, Cornell), Tim Sherrill (F, Yale), Steve Ralbovsky (D, Brown), John Borozzi (D, Penn), Tony Ehrsam (MF, Dartmouth), Harry Gruner (MF, Yale), Giovanni Vitale (MF, Fowler (D, Columbia), Jay Holbrook (D, Cornell), Steve Papai (D, Dartmouth), Columbia), Jack Blair (MF, Princeton), Kurt Swanbeck (D, Columbia), Brock John Ross (GK, Cornell). Tredway (D, Cornell), Leo Markkula (D, Dartmouth), Carlos Cara (D, Penn), John McElaney (GK, Columbia), Brad Hunt (GK, Penn), Lyman Missimer (GK, Dartmouth). 1975 First Team – Fred Pereira (F, Brown), Bruce Bokor (F, Dartmouth), Joe Mui 1979 (F, Cornell), Marc Griffith (F, Brown), Steve Ralbovsky (MF, Brown), Don Reiter First Team – Kevin Maher (F, Yale), Shahin Shayan (F, Columbia), Jim Bowen (MF, Yale), Steve Papai (D, Dartmouth), Paul Beuttenmuller (D, Cornell), Tom (F, Princeton), Steve Charles (MF, Columbia), Mike Smith (MF, Harvard), Glenn Walsh (D, Brown), Dave Emmerson (D, Cornell), Dan Mackesey (GK, Cornell). Etter (MF, Penn), Paul Mott (D, Dartmouth), Barry Nix (D, Columbia), Charles Stillitano (D, Princeton), John Sanacore (D, Harvard) John McElaney (GK, 1976 Columbia). First Team – Fred Pereira (F, Brown), Paul Milone (F, Princeton), Marc Griffith (F, Brown), Sid Nolan (F, Cornell), Bob Schweitzer (MF, Brown), Allan Marshall Second Team – Colin McEvoy (F, Yale), Rick Sobel (F, Penn), Mauro Kellar (MF, Princeton), Ray Schnettgoecke (D, Brown), Paul Toomey (D, Penn), Frank Sarmiento (F, Harvard), Tom O’Brien (M, Brown), Rick Raber (M, Princeton), Sharry (D, Princeton), Paul Beuttenmuller (D, Cornell), Dave Flaschen (GK, Jack Blair (M, Princeton), Kurt Bettger (D, Cornell), Pat Weir (D, Brown), Rich Brown). Barrios (D, Penn), Paul Luchowski (D, Cornell), Andy Dixon (GK, Cornell).

Second Team – Gus Cerri (F, Columbia), Joe Mensah (F, Yale), Sean Honorable Mention – John Bowen (F, Princeton), Bob Bradley (F, O’Donnell (F, Penn), Tim Ehrsam (F, Dartmouth), Tom Dooley (F, Penn), Charlie Princeton), Sam Fisher (F, Cornell), Nick Pietrowski (F, Penn), Harry Gruner Krupanszky (MF, Dartmouth), John Taft (MF, Yale), Pat Weir (D, Brown), John (MF, Yale), Giovanni Vitale (MF, Columbia), Eric Thornburg (MF, Cornell), Kurt Reisinger (D, Cornell), Tom Ryan (D, Dartmouth), Giorgio Maglia (D, Yale), Swanbeck (D, Columbia), Scott Messel (D, Princeton), Jeff Hacker (D, Brown), Brad Hunt (GK, Penn). Andy Donnally (D, Penn), Jamie Brickell (GK, Princeton), Rick McNerney (GK, Yale), Bill Blood (GK, Harvard), Andy Krahling (Goal, Dartmouth). Honorable Mention – Jim Rice (F, Cornell), Lyman Bullard (F, Harvard), Eric Zager (F, Harvard), Rick Raber (F, Princeton), Steve Edelson (F, Yale), 1980 Pete Mannino (MF, Penn), Cliff Simms (MF, Columbia), Matt Bowyer (D, First Team – Steve Sirtis (F, Columbia), Nick Pietrowski (F, Penn), Mauro Harvard), Pete Dickstein (D, Penn), Leo Stillitano (D, Columbia), Ted Hunt (D, Keller-Sarmiento (F, Harvard), Mike Smith (MF, Harvard), Rich Alito (MF, Dartmouth), George Grassby (D, Harvard), Alan Farago (D, Yale), Guy Cipriano Princeton), Carlos Fernandez (MF, Brown), Barry Nix (D, Columbia), Charles (GK, Princeton), Fred Herold (GK, Harvard). Stillitano (D, Princeton), Kurt Bettger (D, Cornell), Scott Messel (D, Princeton), Jim Tabek (GK, Penn). 1977 First Team – Paul Milone (F, Princeton), Jim Rice (F, Cornell), Pete Van Beek Second Team – Jim Bowen (F, Princeton), John Bowen (F, Princeton), (F, Brown), Fred Sock (F, Columbia), Allan Marshall (MF, Princeton), Sid Nolan Kevin Maher (F, Yale), Giovanni Vitale (MF, Columbia), Colin McEvoy (MF, (MF, Cornell), Ray Schnettgoecke (D, Brown), Paul Toomey (D, Penn), Jon Yale), Steve Pratten (MF, Columbia), Andy Donnally (D, Penn), Tim May (D, Reisinger (D, Cornell), Paul Beuttenmuller (D, Cornell), Lyman Missimer (GK, Dartmouth), Sherman Swanson (D, Brown), Kurt Swanbeck (D, Columbia), Dartmouth). Andy Krahling (GK, Dartmouth).

Second Team – Joe Mensah (F, Yale), Sean O’Donnell (F, Penn), Rick Derella Honorable Mention – Brian Hitchcock (F, Dartmouth), Mark Rozells (F, (F, Cornell), Lee Nelson (F, Harvard), Rick Alito (MF, Princeton), Ed Triana (MF, Yale), Peter Pakeman (F, Cornell), Harry Bruner (MF, Yale), Jack Blair (MF, Columbia), Florian Kempf (D, Penn), Tom Ryan (D, Dartmouth), Frank Sharry Princeton), Jim Talman (MF, Cornell), Greg Janetos (MF, Brown), Todd White (D, Princeton), Kwaku Boateng (D, Yale), Dave Egan (D, Yale), Peter Kovalenko (MF, Columbia), Jeff Hacker (D, Brown), Greg Kirshe (D, Cornell), Tom Heise (D, Columbia), John Sanacore (D, Harvard), Chris Ward (GK, Cornell). (D, Dartmouth), Steve Casiano (D, Columbia), David Weed (GK, Cornell), Rich McNerney (GK, Yale). Honorable Mention – Walt Diaz (F, Harvard), Shahin Shayan (F, Columbia), Rick Raber (F, Princeton), Mark Schneider (F, Dartmouth), Alberto Villar (F, 1981 Harvard), Pete Mannino (MF, Penn), Paul Farago (MF, Yale), Cliff Simms (MF, First Team – Jim Bowen (F, Princeton), Steve Pratten (F, Columbia), Kevin Columbia), Scott Addis (D, Princeton), Mark McAllister (D, Cornell), Mike Maher (F, Yale), Steve Sirtis (MF, Columbia), Carlos Fernandez (MF, Brown), Smith (D, Harvard), Tom Turnbull (D, Brown), Fred Herold (GK, Harvard), Guy Peter Pakeman (MF, Cornell), Barry Nix (D, Columbia), Nam Ki Hong (D, Cipriano (GK, Princeton), Brad Hunt (GK, Penn), Ted Von Gerichten (GK, Princeton), Tim May (D, Dartmouth), Bill Champaigne (D, Brown), Andy Brown). Krahling (GK, Dartmouth).

1978 Second Team – Mauro Keller-Sarmiento (F, Harvard), Solomon Gayle (F, First Team – Peter Van Beek (F, Brown), Shahin Shayan (F, Columbia), Columbia), Greg Penske (F, Cornell), Greg Janetos (MF, Brown), John Bowen Sean O’Donnell (F, Penn), Steve Charles (MF, Columbia), Paul Mott (MF, (MF, Princeton), Steve D’Antonio (MF, Dartmouth), Mike Fisher (D, Cornell), Dartmouth), Mike Smith (MF, Harvard), Barry Nix (D, Columbia), Tom Ryan John Blair (D, Princeton), Tom Heise (D, Dartmouth), Peter Sawkins (D, Yale), (D, Dartmouth), Kurt Bettger (D, Cornell), Tom O’Brien (D, Brown), Paul Rick McNerney (GK, Yale). Obermeyer (GK, Brown). 15 16 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Ivy Honorable Mention – Bill Summers (F, Cornell), Yuri Fishman (F, Genda (MF, Yale), Art Lynch (MF, Columbia), Ed Short (MF, Dartmouth), Nikhil Princeton), John Mohrmann (MF, Princeton), Kazbek Tambi (MF, Columbia), Singh (MF, Harvard), Ted Croft (D, Brown), Kevin Brynie (D, Cornell), Doug Kevin Kinnevy (MF, Penn), Rich Kraemer (MF, Princeton), Colin McEvoy (MF, MacGlashan (D, Cornell), David Kulik (D, Yale), Jim Cisneros (GK, Dartmouth), Yale), John Baudoin (MF, Penn), Ned Harris (MF, Yale), David Wassmann (MF, Bob Bohner (GK, Penn), Hugh O’Gorman (GK, Cornell). Yale), Todd White (MF, Columbia), J.B. Delaney (D, Pennsylvania), Tom Poz (D, Princeton), Sherman Swanson (D, Brown), Peter Sergienko (D, Harvard), Roy 1985 Stanley (D, Princeton), John Duggan (D, Harvard), Michael Moore (GK, Penn), First Team – Dexter Skeene (F, Columbia), Paul Richardson (F, Columbia), Dave Weed (D, Cornell), Gary Escher (GK, Columbia). John Carroll (F, Brown), Paul Nicholas (MF, Harvard), Jim Wurster (MF, Columbia), John Bayne (MF, Cornell), Neil Banks (D, Columbia), Ian Hardington 1982 (D, Harvard), Mark Sachleben (D, Dartmouth), Art Lynch (D, Columbia), Jim First Team – Steve Sirtis (F, Columbia), Yuri Fishman (F, Princeton), Dave Cisneros (GK, Dartmouth). Cardie (F, Penn), Amr Aly (MF, Columbia), Rick Kraemer (MF, Princeton), Ned Harris (MF, Yale), Steve Pratten (D, Columbia), Greg Janetow (D, Brown), Peter Second Team – Lane Kenworthy (F, Harvard), Steve MacPherson (F, Pakeman (D, Cornell), Peter Sawkins (D, Yale), Michael Moore (GK, Penn). Cornell), Kurt Dasbach (F, Columbia), Chris Paggi (MF, Penn), John Swift (MF, Cornell), Mark Prochillo (MF, Columbia), John Schmidt (D, Brown), David Kulik Second Team – Kevin Maher (F, Yale), Solomon Gayle (F, Columbia), (D, Yale), James Allard (D, Columbia), Jack Dies (D, Penn), Jeff Micheli (GK, Mike Fisher (F, Cornell), Kazbek Tambi (MF, Columbia), Kevin Kinnevy (MF, Columbia). Penn), Ten Heinrich (MF, Cornell), Leo Lanzillo (MF, Harvard), Tom Heise (D, Dartmouth), J.B. Delaney (D, Penn), Tom Poz (D, Princeton), David Wassmann Honorable Mention – Brett Gober (F, Cornell), Gene Shue (F, Dartmouth), (D, Yale), Jeff Duback (GK, Yale). Nick Hotchkin (F, Harvard), Kingsley Chin (F, Columbia), Ramy Rajballie (F, Harvard), Charlie Dumphey (F, Yale), Pat Price (F, Cornell), Dave Vaudreuil Honorable Mention – Mark Rozells (F, Yale), Lance Ayrault (F, Harvard), (MF, Princeton), Ted Croft (MF, Brown), Giampiero Abrrosi (MF, Brown), John Dexter Skeene (F, Columbia), Colin McEvoy (MF, Yale), Darius Scott (MF, Bettino (MF, Princeton), Bill Doniger (MF, Princeton), Ed Short (MF, Dartmouth), Brown), Fred Reinhardt (MF, Brown), John Mohrmann (MF, Princeton), Nam Keith Jebodsingh (D, Cornell), Chris Rice (D, Yale), Fred Woodhouse (D, Ki Hong (D, Princeton), Roy Stanley (D, Princeton), Paul Khoury (D, Princeton), Dartmouth), Paul Rubincam (D, Penn), Jeff Childs (D, Cornell), Jay Walsh (D, Greg Varney (D, Columbia), John Meegan (D, Columbia), Tom Doyle (D, Princeton), Jeff Duback (GK, Yale), Hugh O’Gorman (GK, Cornell). Cornell), Hunter Stern (GK, Brown), Tom Robers (GK, Princeton), Risto Penttila (GK, Yale). 1986 First Team – John Catliff (F, Harvard), Kingsley Chin (F, Columbia), Mike Constantino (F, Penn), Paul Nicholas (MF, Harvard), John Bayne (MF, Cornell), 1983 Kurt Dasbach (MF, Columbia), Neil Banks (D, Columbia), Mark Pepper (D, First Team – Solomon Gayle (F, Columbia), Peter Pakeman (F, Cornell), John Harvard), Chris Rice (D, Yale), Jack Dies (D, Penn), Jeff Duback (GK, Yale). Catliff (F, Harvard), Steve Sirtis (MF, Columbia), Amr Aly (MF, Columbia), Ned Harris (MF, Yale), Mike Fisher (D, Cornell), Greg Varney (D, Columbia), Neil Second Team – Julian Okwu (F, Dartmouth), Chris Unger (F, Princeton), Banks (D, Columbia), Tom Heise (D, Dartmouth), Tom Poz (D, Princeton), Gary Derek Mills (F, Harvard), David Kulik (MF, Yale), Nick Hotchkin (MF, Harvard), Escher (GK, Columbia). John Swift (MF, Cornell), Peter Hilsee (D, Brown), Yngver Hvistendahl (D, Dartmouth), Fred Woodhouse (D, Dartmouth), Peter Zenobi (D, Yale), John Second Team – Sev Palydowcycz (F, Brown), Steve Pratten (F, Columbia), Scott (GK, Dartmouth). Dexter Skeene (F, Columbia), Leo Lanzillo (MF, Harvard), Rich Kraemer (MF, Honorable Mention – Vladica Stanojevic (F, Dartmouth), John Hastings Princeton), Chris Van Note (MF, Penn), Ian Hardington (D, Harvard), Roy (F, Cornell), Nick D’Onofrio (F, Harvard), Steve Cass (F, Yale), Chris Ziedie (M, Stanley (D, Princeton), Peter Sawkins (D, Yale), John Schmidt (D, Brown), Phil Columbia), Brett Gober (MF, Cornell), Karl Schellscheidt (MF, Princeton), Marc Coogan (GK, Harvard). Schindler (MF, Yale), Pat Price (MF, Cornell), Andy Shue (MF, Dartmouth), Joe Maloney (MF, Brown), Marty McCormick (D, Cornell), David Todd (D, Yale), Honorable Mention – Lane Kenworthy (F, Harvard), Ted Heinrich (F, Greg Bazan (D, Columbia), Sam DiMaggio (D, Columbia), Miles Welch (D, Cornell), Dave Cardie (F, Penn), Paul Nicholas (MF, Harvard), Chris Paggi (MF, Harvard), Steve Bliss (D, Princeton), Terry Stanoch (GK, Brown). Penn), John Monti (MF, Yale), Jeff Marfurt (MF, Cornell), Mark Prochillo (MF, Columbia), John Meegan (D, Columbia), Nam Ki Hong (D, Princeton), Paul 1987 Bayer (D, Dartmouth), J.B. Delaney (D, Penn), Kevin McCarthy (D, Columbia), First Team – Vladica Stanojevic (F, Dartmouth), Kingsley Chin (F, Columbia), Jim Cisneros (GK, Dartmouth), Hunter Stern (GK, Brown), Stephan Bott (GK, Bill Doniger (F, Princeton), Nick Hotchkin (MF, Harvard), David Kulik (MF, Cornell). Yale), Sam DiMaggio (MF, Columbia), Peter Zenobi (D, Yale), Art Lynch (D, Columbia), Fred Woodhouse (D, Dartmouth), Chris Ruder (D, Princeton), 1984 Stephen Hall (GK, Harvard). First Team – Solomon Gayle (F, Columbia), John Catliff (F, Harvard), Yuri Fishman (F, Princeton), Amr Aly (MF, Columbia), Paul Nicholas (MF, Harvard), Second Team – Doug MacGinnitie (Forward, Darmouth), Chris Unger Chris Paggi (MF, Penn), Roy Stanley (D, Princeton), Kevin McCarthy (D, (Forward, Princeton), Derek Mills (Forward, Harvard), John Bayne (Midfield, Columbia), Peter Sawkins (D, Yale), Ian Hardington (D, Harvard), Jeff Dubeck Cornell), Ramy Rajballie (Midfield, Harvard), Jim Barlow (Midfield, Princeton), (GK, Yale). Robert Bonnie (Back, Harvard), Sigurdur Vatysson (Back, Columbia), Yngvar Hvistendahl (Back, Dartmouth), Keith Stoetzer (Back, Pennsylvania), Bryan Second Team – Dexter Skeene (F, Columbia), Jim TenBrink (F, Yale), Lane Martin (Goal, Yale). Kenworthy (F, Harvard), Rich Kraemer (MF, Princeton), Chris Strausser (MF, Brown), Nick Hotchkin (MF, Harvard), John Schmidt (D, Brown), Jim Wurster Honorable Mention – David Kramer (F, Harvard), Steve Cass (F, Yale), (D, Columbia), Mark Sachleben (D, Dartmouth), John Hastings (D, Cornell), Nick D’Onofrio (F, Harvard), Dave Spofford (F, Yale), Fraser Leversedge Jeff Micheli (GK, Columbia). (MF, Dartmouth), Joe Maloney (MF, Brown), Pat Price (MF, Cornell), Kari Schellscheidt (MF, Princeton), Chris Ziadie (MF, Columbia), Paul Baverstock Honorable Mention – Dave Cardie (F, Penn), Dave Coonin (F, Brown), (MF, Harvard), Giampiero Ambrosi (MF, Brown), Daivd Pfefferkorn (D, Yale), Sev Palydowcycz (F, Brown), Steve MacPherson (F, Cornell), James Allard Dave Vaudreuil (D, Princeton), Eric Ople (D, Yale), Jeff Childs (D, Cornell), Tom (MF, Columbia), Frank Ozello (MF, Columbia), Scott Wilson (MF, Yale), Kevin Maloney (D, Brown), Pat White (D, Princeton), Paul Richardson (D, Columbia), 15 17 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Ivy Jay Hambrick (D, Yale), Greg Bazan (D, Columbia), Mark Tepper (GK, Penn), Busch (F, Princeton), Tommy Clark (MF, Dartmouth), Joe Ponte (MF, Penn), John Scott (GK, Dartmouth). Gary Hughes (MF, Brown), Greg Lalas (D, Brown), Matt Reece (D, Princeton), Rob Bonta (D, Yale), Tim Mauro (D, Penn), Jesse Bradley (GK, Dartmouth), 1988 Glenn Meininger (GK, Penn). First Team – Andrew Dechet (F, Princeton), Mike Constantino (F, Penn), Doug MacGinnitie (F, Dartmouth), Nick Ziadie (F, Columbia), Andrew Shue Honorable Mention – Paul O’Donnell (F, Columbia), Thad McBride (MF, (MF, Dartmouth), Ramy Rajballie (MF, Harvard), Jim Barlow (MF, Princeton), Princeton), Craig Brill (MF, Harvard), Michael Griffin (MF, Columbia), Kim Tai Yngvar Hvistendahl (D, Dartmouth), Robert Bonnie (D, Harvard), Peter Zenobi Simpson (MF, Yale), Don Daigle (MF, Harvard), Patrick Walsh (MF, Cornell), (D, Yale), Greg Barzan (D, Columbia), Stephen Hall (GK, Harvard). Jeff Feingold (D, Brown), Ken Tometsko (D, Cornell), Charley Marshall (D, Yale), Paru Mital (Back), Andrew Wiese (D, Dartmouth), Sal Rosamilia (GK, Second Team – Vladica Stanojevic (F, Dartmouth), Derek Mills (F, Harvard), Columbia). Steve Lacy (F, Brown), Karl Schellscheidt (MF, Princeton), Joe Maloney (MF, Brown), Eric Ople (MF, Yale), John Milne (D, Dartmouth), Aaron Velli (D, 1992 Brown), Nick Gates (D, Harvard), Pat White (D, Princeton), Doug Tudor (GK, First Team – Darren Eales (Offense, Brown), Justin Head (Offense, Brown). Dartmouth), Jason Luzak (Offense, Harvard), Joe Thieman (Offense, Princeton), Alon Bolokan (Offense, Columbia), Thad McBride (Defense, Princeton), Honorable Mention – Steve Cass (F, Yale), Paul Baverstock (MF, Harvard), Michael Griffin (Defense, Columbia), Oren Plitman (Defense, Columbia), Ian Pat Price (MF, Cornell), Von Hughes (MF, Yale), Fraser Leversedge (MF, Saward (Defense, Dartmouth), Rob Bonta (Defense, Yale), Mike Compisi (GK, Dartmouth), Andrew Wiese (MF, Dartmouth), Bryan Martin (GK, Yale), Jessie Yale). Bradley (GK, Dartmouth). Second Team – Joe Ponte (Offense, Penn), Marco Bonaccorsi (Offense, 1989 Yale), Michael Busch (Offense, Princeton), David Hocher (Offense, Princeton), First Team – Nick Ziadie (F, Columbia), Chris Unger (F Princeton), Andrew Joe Bradley (Offense, Harvard), Blaine Legere (Offense, Dartmouth), Greg Dechet (F, Princeton), Jim Barlow (MF, Princeton), Eric Ople (MF, Yale), Karl Lalas (Defense, Brown), Craig Brill (Defense, Harvard), Charley Marshall Schellscheidt (MF, Princeton), Peter Zenobi (D, Yale), Pat White (D, Princeton), (Defense, Yale), Geoff Wheeler (Defense, Dartmouth), David Rosenstein Phil Pilla (D, Cornell), Oren Plitman (D, Columbia), Nick Gates (D, Harvard), (Defense, Brown), Brian Wiese (Goal, Dartmouth). Bryan Martin (GK, Yale). Honorable Mention – Rod Bustamante (Offense, Yale), Bill Donnell Second Team – David Goldblatt (F, Yale), Derek Mills (F, Harvard), Vladica (Offense, Yale), Brian Halak (Offense, Penn), Ted Lesh (Offense, Cornell), Stanojevic (F, Dartmouth), Peter Cochran (MF, Harvard), Chris Ziadie (MF, David Moran (Offense, Dartmouth), Geoff Zawtocki (Offense, Dartmouth), Columbia), Joe Font (MF, Penn), Lars Richter (D, Yale), John Milne (D, Chris Mitchell (Offense, Dartmouth), Derek Swaim (Offense, Harvard), Chris Dartmouth), Rich Baruch (D, Penn), Paul Gardner (D, Cornell), Mark Tepper Wojcik (Offense, Harvard), Shawn Pierson (Defense, Princeton), Chris Mayer (GK, Penn). (Defense, Princeton), Asa Marokus (Defense, Dartmouth), Ken Tometsko (Defense, Cornell), Ebun Garner (Defense, Penn), Greg Desmarais (Defense, Honorable Mention – Mike Connolly (F, Columbia), Mike Constantino (F, Yale), James Feuerborn (GK, Columbia), Rob Pawloski (GK, Princeton). Penn), Jeff Farmelo (F, Yale), Jeremy Amen (MF, Harvard), Aaron Velli (MF, Brown), Fraser Leversedge (MF, Dartmouth), Peter DiMaggio (MF, Columbia), 1993 Tom McCabe (GK, Princeton). First Team – Rikki Dadason (Offense, Columbia), Darren Eales (Offense, Brown), Joe Thieman (Offense, Princeton), Alon Bolokan (Offense, Columbia), 1990 Charley Marshall (Offense, Yale), Thad McBride (Defense, Princeton), Vasili First Team – Danny Sankar (F, Dartmouth), Michael Connolly (F, Columbia), Vasiliadis (Defense, Columbia), Ian Saward (Defense, Dartmouth), Asa Nick Ziadie (F, Columbia), Jim Barlow (MF, Princeton), Joe Thieman (MF, Marokus (Defense, Dartmouth), Methembe Ndlovu (Defense, Dartmouth), Princeton), Peter DiMaggio (MF, Columbia), John Milne (D, Dartmouth), Oren Steve McAnulty (GK, Columbia). Pitman (D, Columbia), Lars Richter (D, Yale), John Shue (D, Harvard), Sal Rosamilia (GK, Columbia). Second Team – Adamo Notarantonio (Offense, Cornell), Joe Bradley (Offense, Harvard), Shaun Harkin (Offense, Brown), Andre Parris (Offense, Second Team – Jon Jeans (F, Princeton), David Hocher (F, Princeton), Von Princeton), Mike Busch (Offense, Princeton), Jacob Dowden (Offense, Hughes (F, Yale), Richie Graham (F, Dartmouth), Eric Ople (MF, Yale), Fraser Princeton), Dana Quick (Defense, Brown), Stefan Greenberg (Defense, Leversedge (MF, Dartmouth), Justin Head (MF, Dartmouth), Patrick White Cornell), Greg Lalas (Defense, Brown), Drew Mickel (Defense, Princeton), (D, Princeton), Phil Pilla (D, Cornell), Rob Bonta (D, Yale), Shawn Pierson (D, Michael Gomez (Defense, Penn), Adam Sullins (GK, Yale), Brian Wiese (GK, Princeton), Glenn Meininger (GK, Penn). Dartmouth).

Honorable Mention – Steven Lacy (F, Brown), Jason Luzak (MF, Harvard), Honorable Mention – Geoff Zawtocki (Offense, Dartmouth), David Moran Jason Smith (MF, Brown), Martin Munnelly (MF, Columbia), Brian Halak (MF, (Offense, Dartmouth), Paul O’Donnell (Offense, Columbia), Blaine LeGere Penn), Bob Gansler (D, Princeton), Matt Reece (D, Princeton), Mark Michaud (Offense, Dartmouth), Will Kohler (Offense, Harvard), Gary Hughes (Offense, (D, Cornell), Sigurder Valtysson (D, Columbia), Jeff Feingold (D, Brown), Matt Brown), Kossouth Bradford (Offense, Penn), Dion Burow (Defense, Cornell), Wasserman (D, Yale), Ebun Garner (D, Penn), Mike Griffin (D, Columbia), Tom Joe Pessetto (Defense, Columbia), Tyson Horn (Defense, Princeton), Dwight McCabe (GK, Princeton). Angelini (Defense, Yale), Andrew Lewis (Defense, Princeton), Shahram Salami (Defense, Yale), Brian Rooney (Defense, Yale), Mark Howansky (Defense, 1991 Harvard), Rob Pawloski (GK, Princeton). First Team – Michael Connolly (F, Columbia), Bill Donnell (F, Yale), Jason Luzak (F, Harvard), Rick Fullerton (MF, Yale), Joe Thieman (MF, Princeton), 1994 Peter DiMaggio (MF, Columbia), Brian Enge (D, Harvard), Oren Plitman (D, First Team – Rikki Dadason (Offense, Columbia), Darren Eales (Offense, Columbia), John Milne (D, Dartmouth), Matt Wasserman (D, Dartmouth), Brown), Will Kohler (Offense, Harvard), Gary Hughes (Offense, Brown), Mike Compisi (GK, Yale). Hunter Paschall (Offense, Dartmouth), Ian Saward (Defense, Dartmouth), Shaun Harkin (Defense, Brown), Andrew Lewis (Defense, Princeton), Craig Second Team – Marco Bonaccorsi (F, Yale), Steve Lacy (F, Brown), Mike Brill (Defense, Harvard), Thad McBride (Defense, Princeton), Tim Webb (GK, 15 18 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Ivy Brown). 1997 First Team – Tom McLaughlin (Offense, Harvard), Mike Rudy (Offense, Second Team – Kevin Silva (Offense, Harvard), Blaine LeGere (Offense, Brown), Craig Yacks (Offense, Yale), Jac Gould (Offense, Yale), Richard Dartmouth), Jesse Marsch (Offense, Princeton), Andre Parris (Offense, Stimpson (Offense, Cornell), Chris Halupka (Defense, Princeton), Hans Princeton), Mike Busch (Offense, Princeton), Pat Larco (Offense, Penn), Asa Wittusen (Defense, Brown), Bobby Meyer (Defense, Dartmouth), Brendan Marokus (Defense, Dartmouth), Charles Balsamo (Defense, Columbia), Marc Reidy (Defense, Dartmouth), Ricky Le (Defense, Harvard), Matt Nyman (GK, Thorme (Defense, Cornell), Dana Quick (Defense, Brown), Lenny Liptak Dartmouth). (Defense, Brown), Shahram Salami (Defense, Yale), Jeff Traola (Defense, Columbia), Brian Wiese (GK, Dartmouth). Second Team – Hiro Suzuki (Offense, Yale), Will Hench (Offense, Harvard), Chris Dedicik (Offense, Dartmouth), Phil Harris (Offense, Yale), Leslie Honorable Mention – Craig Yacks (Offense, Yale), Michael Payne Fitzpatrick (Offense, Columbia), Chris Pedrick (Offense, Dartmouth), Ryan (Offense, Columbia), Brendan Sullivan (Offense, Penn), Aaron Fernandes Smith (Defense, Brown), Sean McKenna (Defense, Cornell), Tom Hughes (Offense, Brown), Paul O’Donnell (Offense, Columbia), Alon Bolokan (Offense, (Defense, Penn), Russell Walker (Defense, Cornell), Lee Williams (Defense, Columbia), T.J. Carella (Offense, Harvard), Steve Marcinkiewicz (Offense, Harvard), Zach Samol (Defense, Dartmouth), Jordan Dupuis (GK, Harvard). Penn), Bill Freeman (Defense), Tyson Hom (Defense, Princeton), Alan Waxman (Defense, Penn), Scott Jones (Defense, Cornell), Methembe Ndiovu (Defense, Honorable Mention – Read Goodwin (Offense, Penn), Rino Matarazzo Dartmouth), Peter Albers (GK, Harvard), Adam Sullins (GK, Yale), Andrew (Offense, Columbia), Justin Kerr (Offense, Princeton), Nick Magnuson Kralik (GK, Penn). (Offense, Dartmouth), Jason Booher (Defense, Princeton), Ryan Kelly (Defense, Harvard), Greg Smalling (Defense, Columbia), Tui’one Faleafa 1995 (Defense, Dartmouth), Brad Copeland (Defense, Penn), Anthony Balsamo First Team – Rikki Dadason (Offense, Columbia), Eric Kusseluk (Offense, (Defense, Columbia), Geoff Walker (Defense, Brown), Paul Cantagallo Cornell), Gary Hughes (Offense, Brown), Will Kohler (Offense, Harvard), Jesse (Defense, Harvard), Andrew Lundquist (Defense, Harvard), Matt Napoleon Marsch (Offense, Princeton), Chris Fox (Defense, Brown), Len Liptak (Defense, (GK, Columbia), Michael O’Connor (GK, Penn). Brown), John House (Defense, Princeton), Scott Jones (Defense, Cornell), Jason Lewis (Defense, Cornell), Quinn O’Sullivan (GK, Cornell). 1998 First Team – Jac Gould (Offense, Yale), Armando Petruccelli (Offense, Second Team – Steve Marcinkiewicz (Offense, Penn), Rob Elliott (Offense, Harvard), Phil Harris (Offense, Yale), Hiro Suzuki (Offense, Yale), Richard Cornell), Ted Foster (Offense, Brown), Methembe Ndlovu (Offense, Stimpson (Offense, Cornell), Rino Matarazzo (Defense, Columbia), Bobby Dartmouth), Hunter Paschall (Offense, Dartmouth), Greg Frith (Defense, Meyer (Defense, Dartmouth), Lee Williams (Defense, Harvard), Ryan Smith Columbia), Tom McLaughlin (Defense, Harvard), Brendan Reidy (Defense, (Defense, Brown), Cory Gibbs (Defense, Brown), Chris Halupka (Defense, Dartmouth), Brendan Sullivan (Defense, Pennsylvania), Marc Thorne (Defense, Princeton), Matt Cross (GK, Brown). Cornell), Peter Albers (GK, Harvard). Second Team – Matt Behncke (Offense, Princeton), Anders Kelto (Offense, Honorable Mention – Hans Wittusen (Offense, Brown), Aaron Fernandes Brown), Will Hench (Offense, Harvard), Chris Pedrick (Offense, Dartmouth), (Offense, Brown), Andre Parris (Offense, Princeton), Craig Yacks (Offense, Chris Dedicik (Offense, Dartmouth), Brendan Reidy (Defense, Dartmouth), Yale), John Beck (Offense, Brown), Adamo Notarantonio (Offense, Cornell), John Devine (Defense, Brown), Sean McKenna (Defense, Cornell), Greg Bobby Meyer (Offense, Dartmouth), Michael Payne (Offense, Columbia), T.J. Smalling (Defense, Columbia), Doug Spelman (Defense, Yale), Matt Nyman Carella (Defense, Harvard), Liam Hayden (Defense, Yale), Noah Waterhouse (GK, Dartmouth). (Defense, Dartmouth), Alan Waxman (Defense, Penn), Matthew Stern (Defense, Penn), Chris Halupka (Defense, Princeton), Stuart Reynolds (GK, Honorable Mention – Chris Dodson (Offense, Brown), Leslie Fitzpatrick Princeton), Andrew Kralik (GK, Penn), Adam Sullins (GK, Yale). (Offense, Columbia), Chung-Ming Ip (Offense, Yale), Adrian Rapp (Offense, Brown), Matt Schmidt (Offense, Yale), Reginald Brown (Offense, Penn), 1996 Gareth Jones (Defense, Dartmouth), Ryan Kelly (Defense, Harvard), Andrew First Team – Tom McLaughlin (Offense, Harvard), Julio Guzman (Offense, Lundquist (Defense, Harvard), Tom Hughes (Defense, Penn), Anthony Balsamo Yale), Will Kohler (Offense, Harvard), Eric Kusseluk (Offense, Cornell), Michael (Defense, Columbia), Geoff Walker (Defense, Brown), Tui’one Faleafa Payne (Offense, Yale), Jeff Plunkett (Defense, Princeton), Hans Wittusen (Defense, Dartmouth), Nathan Fuller (Defense, Cornell), Jordan Dupuis (GK, (Defense, Brown), Bobby Meyer (Defense, Dartmouth), Donny Megliola Harvard). (Defense, Cornell) Liam Hayden (Defense, Yale), Adam Schomer (Defense, Cornell), Jordan Dupuis (GK, Harvard). 1999 First Team – Jay Alberts (Offense, Yale), Marcio (Offense, Brown), Jac Second Team – Methembe Ndlovu (Offense, Dartmouth), Rob Elliott Gould (Offense, Yale), Armando Petruccelli (Offense, Harvard), Mike Nugent (Offense, Cornell), Jac Gould (Offfense, Yale), Chris Halupka (Offense, (Offense, Princeton), Brian Lavin (Defense, Yale), Griff Behncke (Defense, Princeton), Rich Wilmont (Offense, Harvard), Dennis Bohn (Defense, Princeton), Cory Gibbs (Defense, Brown), Chad Adams (Defense, Princeton), Columbia), Ricky Lee (Defense, Harvard), John Vrionis (Defense, Harvard), Lee John Devine (Defense, Brown), Jason White (GK, Princeton). Williams (Defense, Harvard), Brendan Reidy (Defense, Dartmouth), Michael O’Connor (GK, Penn). Second Team – Leslie Fitzpatrick (Offense, Columbia), Richard Stimpson (Offense, Cornell), Matt Behncke (Offense, Princeton), Hiro Suzuki (Offense, Honorable Mention – Aaron Fernandez (Offense, Brown), Kevin Silva Yale), Ted Papadopoulos (Offense, Cornell), Mike Lobach (Defense, Harvard), (Offense, Harvard), Craig Yacks (Offense, Yale), Eric Block (Offense, Brown), Graeme Rein (Defense, Princeton), Ryan Kelly (Defense, Harvard), Nathan Josh Anderson (Offense, Brown), Jamie Adams (Offense, Princeton), Morgan Fuller (Defense, Cornell), Geoff Walker (Defense, Brown), Matt Hill (GK, Blackwell (Offense, Penn), John House (Defense, Princeton), Marc Thorne Columbia). (Defense, Cornell), Read Goodwin (Defense, Penn), Tui’one Faleafa (Defense, Dartmouth), Brian Foote (Defense, Penn), Geoff Walker (Defense, Brown), Honorable Mention – Anders Kelto (Offense, Brown), Nick Magnuson Brad Copeland (Defense, Penn), Andy Dixon (Defense, Brown), Jeff Traola (Offense, Dartmouth), Phil Harris (Offense, Yale), Scott Powers (Offense, (Defense, Columbia), Hemant Sharma (GK, Cornell), Matt Napolean (GK, Brown), Adam Skumawitz (Offense, Cornell), Reggie Brown (Offense, Penn), Columbia), Patrick Rea (GK, Brown). Dan Demaine (Defense, Cornell), Soroosh Seyhoon (Defense, Columbia), David Duffy (Defense, Columbia), Adam Brown (Defense, Cornell), Scott Lish 15 19 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Ivy (Defense, Dartmouth), Henry Chen (Defense, Penn), Mike O’Connor (Defense, (Offense, Columbia), Ibrahim Diane (Offense, Brown), David Maier (Offense, Penns), Bob Nye (Defense, Princeton), Stuart Yingst (Defense, Yale), John Penn), John Rhodes (Offense, Penn), Ben Young (Offense, Princeton), Ryan Salvucci (Defense, Penn). Raybould (Offense, Yale), Andrew Dealy (Offense, Yale), Justin Burton (Offense, Yale), Mike Vidmar (D, Dartmouth), Scott Lish (D, Dartmouth), 2000 Michael Ching (D, Columbia), Joe Steffa (D, Harvard), Mike Lobach (D, First Team – Scott Powers (Offense, Brown), Tiger Fitzpatrick (Offense, Harvard), Liam Hoban (D, Cornell), Erik Violante (D, Penn), Jason White (GK, Columbia), Rick Stimpson (Offense, Cornell), Matt Behncke (Offense, Princeton). Princeton), Jay Alberts (Offense, Yale), Cory Gibbs (Defense, Brown), Brian Lavin (Defense, Yale), Henry Chen (Defense, Penn), Nick Magnuson (Defense, 2003 Dartmouth), Stuart Yingst (Defense, Yale), Matt Cross (GK, Brown). First Team – Adom Crew (Offense, Brown), Rob Daly (Offense, Dartmouth), Tommy McMenemy (Offense, Columbia), Ian Pilarski (Offense, Cornell), Kevin Second Team – Matt Schmidt (Offense, Yale), Matt LaBarre (Offense, Ara (Offense, Harvard), Jay Alberts (Offense, Yale), Andrew Dealy (Offense, Dartmouth), Ryan Kelly (Offense, Harvard), Adam Skumawitz (Offense, Yale), Jeff Larentowicz (Defense, Brown), Erik Hallenbeck (Defense, Penn), Cornell), Mike Nugent (Offense, Princeton), Graeme Rein (Defense, Princeton), Jeff Hare (Defense, Princeton), Brian Roberts (Defense, Yale), Chris Gomez Bob Nye (Defense, Princeton), Mike Lobach (Defense, Harvard), David Duffy (GK, Brown). (Defense, Columbia), Scott Lish (Defense, Dartmouth), Matt Hill (GK, Columbia). Second Team – Matt Hoff (F, Harvard), Kyle McHugh (F, Princeton), Matt Goldman (F, Brown), Marcos Romaneiro (MF, Brown), Stephen Foster (MF, Honorable Mention – Anders Kelto (Offense, Brown), Tom McMenemy Columbia), Sekou Cox (MF, Columbia), Oliver Harker-Smith (D, Dartmouth), (Offense, Columbia), Damien Quinn (Offense, Dartmouth), Tom Billings Andrew Old (D, Harvard) Dean Arnaoutakis (GK, Columbia). (Offense, Dartmouth), Bill Libby (Offense, Penn), Matt Striebel (Offense, Princeton), Christian Martinez (Defense, Brown), Dustin Branan (Defense, Honorable Mention – Stephen Kroculick (F, Penn), Lindsey Williams (F, Brown), Scott Fellus (Defense, Brown), Michael Vidmar (Defense, Columbia), Yale), Seth Eaton (MF, Dartmouth), Franco Tripicchio (MF, Princeton), Marty Adam Brown (Defense, Cornell), David Briefel (Defense, Cornell), Matt Miller Shaw (MF, Princeton), Alex Reison (MF, Princeton), Ryan Raybould (MF, Yale), (Defense, Dartmouth), Leo Matarazzo (Defense, Columbia), William Lee Matt Britner (D, Brown), Gui Stampur (D, Columbia), Peter Lynch (D, Cornell), (Defense, Penn), Jeff Hare (Defense, Princeton), Brian Roberts (Defense, Yale), Matt Haefner (GK, Penn), David Mahoney (GK, Cornell). Ben Gebre-Medhin (GK, Dartmouth), Jason White (GK, Princeton), Danny Moss (GK, Yale). 2004 First Team – Mark Limpert (Offense, Dartmouth), Darren Spicer (Offense, 2001 Princeton), Andrew Dealy (Offense, Yale), Thor Gestsson (Offense, Columbia), First Team – Mike Nugent (Offense, Princeton), Matt Behncke (Offense, Ryan Raybould (Offense, Yale), Marcos Romaniero (Offense, Brown), Nicholas Princeton), Stephen Foster (Offense, Columbia), Ted Papadopoulos (Offense, Tornaritis (Offesne, Harvard), Erik Hallenbeck (Defense, Penn), Jeff Larentowicz Cornell), Ladd Fritz (Offense, Harvard), Brian Lavin (Defense, Yale), Mike (Defense, Brown), Oliver Harker-Smith (Defense, Dartmouth), Rowan Anders Lobach (Defense, Harvard), Dustin Branan (Defense, Brown), Jeff Hare (GK, Dartmouth). (Defense, Princeton), Adam Buchanan (Defense, Brown), Jason White (GK, Princeton). Second Team – Charles Altchek (F, Harvard), Scott Darci (F, Dartmouth), Matt Hoff (F, Harvard), Mike Fucito (MF, Harvard), Darnell Nance (MF, Second Team – Adrian Rapp (Offense, Brown), Damien Quinn (Offense, Dartmouth), John Rhodes (MF, Penn), Ryan Rich (MF, Princeton), P.J. Scheufele Dartmouth), Kevin Ara (Offense, Harvard), Mike Peller (Offense, Harvard), (MF, Dartmouth), Will Craig (D, Harvard), Blake Lindberg (D, Columbia), Scott Stuart Yingst (Offense, Yale), Bob Nye (Defense, Princeton), David Duffy Palguta (D, Cornell), Lucas Richardson (D, Dartmouth), Jon Skalecki (D, Yale), (Defense, Columbia), John Salvucci (Defense, Penn), Graeme Rein (Defense, Chris Gomez (GK, Brown). Princeton), Brian Roberts (Defense, Yale), Ben Gebre-Medhin (GK, Dartmouth). Honorable Mention – Keith Caldwell (F, Brown), Andrew Daniels (F, Honorable Mention – Adom Crew (Offense, Brown), Ian Pilarski (Offense, Brown), Steve Kroculik (F, Penn), Adrian Melville (F, Princeton), Alex Munns Cornell), Sam Chamovitz (Offense, Penn), Stephen Kroculick (Offense, Penn), (F, Yale), Lindsay Williams (F, Yale), Doug Hare (MF, Princeton), David Maier Lucas Moskowitz (Offense, Princeton), Ryan Rich (Offense, Princeton), Andrew (MF, Penn), John Mulhern (MF, Columbia), Anthony Tornaritis (MF, Harvard), Dealy (Offense, Yale), Lindsey Williams (Defense, Yale), Jeff Larentowicz Ben Young (MF, Princeton), Neil Chadhuri (D, Princeton), Laurant Manuel (D, (Defense, Brown), Julian Jordan (Defense, Brown), Michael Ching (Defense, Brown), Jame Wunsch (D, Princeton), Ryan Johnson (GK, Harvard), Erik White Columbia), David Lagasse (Defense, Columbia), Nick Haigh (Defense, Cornell), (GK, Princeton). Liam Hoban (Defense, Cornell), Scott Palguta (Defense, Cornell), Matt Miller (Defense, Dartmouth), Andrew Old (Defense, Harvard), Joe Steffa (Defense, 2005 Harvard), Doug Allan (GK, Cornell). First Team – Charles Altchek (F, Harvard), Andrew Daniels (F, Brown), Darren Spicer (F, Princeton), Ben Brackett (M, Brown), Alex Munns (M, Yale), 2002 P.J. Scheufele (M, Dartmouth), Matt Britner (D, Brown), Jake Miller (D, Yale), First Team – Tommy McMenemy (Offense, Columbia), Scott Darci (Offense, Lucas Richardson (D, Dartmouth), Jame Wunsch (D, Princeton), Rowan Anders Dartmouth), Jay Alberts (Offense, Yale), Kevin Ara (Offense, Harvard), Lindsey (GK, Dartmouth). Williams (Offense, Yale), Jeff Hare (Defense, Princeton), Dustin Branan (Defense, Brown), Stuart Yingst (Defense, Yale), Nathan Kennedy (Defense, Second Team – Gage Hills (F, Yale), Darnell Nance (F, Dartmouth), Kuda Penn), Erik Hallenbeck (Defense, Penn), Matt Haefner (GK, Penn). Wekwete (F, Cornell), Matt Care (MF, Princeton), Derek Hobson (MF, Penn), John Mulhern (MF, Columbia), John Rhodes (MF, Penn), Nick Tornaritis (MF, Second Team – Adom Crew, (Offense, Brown), Ladd Fritz (Offense, Harvard), Tom Heinbockel (D, Columbia), Sekou Cox (D, Columbia), Blake Harvard), Ian Pilarski (Offense, Cornell), Matt Miller (Offense, Dartmouth), Lindberg (D, Columbia), Bobby Guelich (GK, Princeton). Stephen Kroculick (Offense, Penn), David Duffy (D, Columbia), Bob Nye (D, Princeton), Brian Roberts (D, Yale), Jeff Larentowicz (D, Brown), Blake Honorable Mention – Keith Caldwell (F, Brown), Scott Geppert (F, Brown), Lindberg (D, Columbia), Doug Carr (GK, Dartmouth). Mike Klein (F, Penn), Jon Abelson (MF, Penn), Jon Carlos (MF, Yale), Tyler Guse (MF, Yale), Brian Joyce (MF, Brown), Brian Lappas (MF, Dartmouth), Mike Honorable Mention – Juan Romera (Offense, Dartmouth) Jon Mycroft Ordonez (MF, Dartmouth), Ian Premo (MF, Brown), Pape Seye (MF, Cornell), 15 20 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Ivy Joe Yonga (MF, Cornell), Ben Young (MF, Princeton), Rhett Bernstein (D, Brown), Daniel Keat (M, Dartmouth), Devin Muntz (M, Princeton), Sean Rosa Brown), Will Craig (D, Harvard), Matt Kontos (D, Princeton), Kyle Lynch (D, (M, Brown), Mark Linnville (D, Princeton), Kwaku Nyamekye (D, Harvard), Josh Cornell), Jordan Rieger (D, Yale), Keith Vereb (D, Penn), Erik Geiger (GK, Yale). Walburn (D, Princeton), Paul Grandstrand (GK, Brown).

Second Team – Brian Rogers (F, Harvard), Brad Rose (F, Yale), Brian Grimm (M, Harvard), Ben Harms (M, Princeton), Craig Henderson (M, Dartmouth), 2006 Ben Burton (D, Princeton), Jake Levin (D, Penn), Pumi Maqubela (D, First Team – Andre Akpan (F, Harvard), Charles Altchek (F, Harvard), Dartmouth), Richard Smith (D, Harvard), Travis Chulick (GK, Yale). Andrew Daniels (F, Brown), Michael Fucito (M, Harvard), Daniel Keat (M, Dartmouth), Alex Munns (F, Yale), James Stewart (M, Yale), Rhett Bernstein Honorable Mention – Bayo Adafin (F, Columbia), Andrew Olsen (F, (D, Brown), Keith Vereb (D, Penn), Jame Wunsch (D, Princeton), Dan Cepero Dartmouth), Matt Sanner (F, Princeton), Alex Chi (M, Harvard), Jason Gorskie, (GK, Penn). Penn (Jr., Marlboro, N.J.), Thomas McNamara (M, Brown), Rob Medairos (M, Brown), Loukas Tasigianis (M, Penn), Evan Coleman (D, Brown), Andy Second Team – Mike Klein (F, Penn), Kyle McHugh (F, Princeton), Tom Hackbarth (D, Yale), Ben Kenyon (D, Cornell), David Walls (D, Brown), Sean Davison (F, Columbia), Devin Muntz (F, Princeton), Matt Hoff (MF, Harvard), Lynch (GK, Princeton), Rick Pflasterer (GK, Cornell). John Stamatis (MF, Harvard), John Mulhern (MF, Columbia), Brian Joyce (MF, Brown), Derek Hobson (MF, Penn), Alex Grendi (MF, Penn), Kyle Lynch (D, 2010 Cornell), Ben Brackett (D, Brown) Jake Miller (D, Yale), Rowan Anders (GK, First Team – Antoine Hoppenot (F, Princeton), Lucky Mkosana (F, Dartmouth). Dartmouth), Sean Rosa (F, Brown), Christian Barreiro (M, Penn), Jason Gorskie (M, Penn), Daniel Keat (M, Dartmouth), Josh Walburn (M, Princeton), Tom Honorable Mention – Gage Hills (F, Yale), Mike Ordonez (F, Dartmouth), Brandt (D, Penn), Mark Linnville (D, Princeton), Dylan Remick (D, Brown), Paul Matt Bouraee (F, Cornell), Ryan Tracy (F, Penn), Joe Yonga (MF, Cornell), Grandstrand (GK, Brown). Kwaku Nyamekye (D, Harvard), Tom Heinbockel (D, Columbia), Dan Marks (D, Cornell), Thomas Lobben (D, Dartmouth), Zach Schwarz (D, Princeton), Luca Second Team – Stephen Baker (F, Penn), Brian Rogers (F, Harvard), Matt Cerretani (GK, Cornell). Sanner (F, Princeton), Tommy McNamara (M, Brown), Lester Nare (M, Princeton), Scott Prozeller (M, Harvard), Henning Sauerbier (M, Columbia), 2007 Benjamin Burton (D, Princeton), Jake Levin (D, Penn), Robert Millock (D, First Team – Andre Akpan (F, Harvard), Kevin Davies (F, Brown), Michael Harvard), Teddy Schneider (D, Princeton), David Walls (D, Brown ), Ben Berg Fucito (F, Harvard), Matt Hoff (F, Harvard), Dylan Sheehan (F, Brown), Nick (GK, Penn). Elenz-Martin (M, Brown), Brian Kuritzky (M, Cornell), Kyle McHugh (M, Princeton), Rhett Bernstein (D, Brown), Matthew Britner (D, Brown), Alejandro Honorable Mention – Andrew Olsen (F, Dartmouth), Loukas Tasigianis Frischeisen (D, Dartmouth), Sean Milligan (GK, Dartmouth). (F, Penn), Evan Coleman (M, Brown), Rob Medairos (M, Brown), Michael Mazzullo (M, Columbia), David Najem (M, Columbia), Nick Alers (D, Yale), Second Team – Matt Bouraee (F, Cornell), Craig Henderson (F, Dartmouth), Bryan Giudicelli (D, Dartmouth), Andy Hackbarth (D, Yale), Ben Kenyon (D, Alex Guzinski (MF, Yale), Derek Hobson (MF, Penn), Daniel Keat (MF, Cornell), Teo Larsson-Sax (D, Dartmouth), Dartmouth), Tom Heinbockel (MF, Columbia), Tom Lobben (D, Dartmouth), Ronnie Shaban (D, Columbia), Patrick Slogic (D, Cornell). Kwaku Nyamekye (D, Harvard), Keith Vereb (D, Penn), Paul Grandstrand (GK, Brown). 2011 First Team – Antoine Hoppenot (F, Princeton) Lucky Mkosana (F, Dartmouth), Honorable Mention – Loukas Tasigianis (F, Penn), Matt Care (MF, Will Stamatis (F, Columbia), Christian Barreiro (M, Penn), Kevin Dzierzawski Princeton), Matt Carroll (MF, Dartmouth), Darren Howerton (MF, Brown), (M, Dartmouth), Rob Medairos (M, Brown), Scott Prozeller (M, Harvard), Matt Devin Muntz (MF, Princeton), Jordan Raybould (MF, Yale), Chris Roland (MF, Sanner (M, Princeton), Nick Alers (D, Yale), Thomas Brandt (D, Penn), Mark Brown), John Stamatis (MF, Harvard), Kyle Lynch (D, Cornell), Erik Geiger (GK, Linnville (D, Princeton), Nick Pappas (D, Dartmouth), Dylan Remick (D, Brown), Yale). Patrick Slogic (D, Cornell), Rick Pflasterer (GK, Cornell).

2008 Second Team – Daniel Haber (F, Cornell), Charlie Paris (F, Yale), Sean Rosa First Team – Andre Akpan (F, Harvard), Michael Fucito (F, Harvard), (F, Brown), Henning Sauerbier (F, Columbia), Taylor Gorman (M, Brown), Lucky Mkosana (F, Dartmouth), Omid Shokoufandeh (F, Penn), Alex Grendi Jimmy Lannon (M, Cornell), Mike Mazzullo (M, Columbia), David Najem (M, (M, Penn), Craig Henderson (M, Dartmouth), John Stamatis (M, Harvard), Columbia), Nick Scott (M, Columbia), Jake Levin (D, Penn), Eric Robertson (D, Rhett Bernstein (D, Brown), Matt Care (D, Princeton), Kwaku Nyamekye (D, Brown), Ronnie Shaban (D, Columbia), Bobby Thalman (GK, Yale). Harvard), Sean Milligan (GK, Dartmouth). Honorable Mention – Julian Griggs (F, Princeton), Peter Jacobson (F, Yale), Second Team – Bayo Adafin (F, Columbia), Antoine Hoppenot (F, Duke Lacroix (F, Penn), T.J. Popolizio (F, Brown), Evan Coleman (M, Brown), Princeton), Nick Elenz-Martin (M, Brown), Brian Mascarenhas (M, Penn), Devin Max McKiernan (M, Yale), Benjamin Williams (M, Cornell), Ross Friedman (D, Muntz (M, Princeton), Andrew Olsen (M, Dartmouth), Markus Jackson (D, Harvard), Noah Cohen (GK, Dartmouth). Yale), Pumi Maqubela (D, Dartmouth), Joe Yonga (D, Cornell), Alex Guzinski (D, Yale), Ben Burton (D, Princeton), Drew Healy (GK, Penn). 2012 First Team – Mark Linnville (D, Princeton), Dylan Remick, (D, Brown), Eric Honorable Mention – Matt Bouraee (F, Cornell), Aden Farina-Henry (F, Robertson (D, Brown), Patrick Slogic, (D, Cornell), Kevin Dzierzawski, (M, Yale), Pepe Carotenuto (M, Columbia), Dan McKallagat (M, Cornell), Kevin Dartmouth), Thomas McNamara, (M, Brown), Scott Prozeller, (M, Harvard), Unger (M, Penn), Andy Hackbarth (M, Yale) Stephen Sawyer (D, Brown), Bryan Matt Sanner, (M, Princeton), Alex Adelabu, (F, Dartmouth), Daniel Haber, (F, Giudicelli (D, Dartmouth), Donnie Surdoval (D, Dartmouth), Luke Sager (D, Cornell), Ben Maurey, (F, Brown), Tyler Regan, (F, Cornell), Rick Pflasterer, Harvard), John Elicker (D, Penn), Jake Levin (D, Penn), Ryan Porch (D, Penn), (GK, Cornell). Jarret Leech (GK, Brown). Second Team – Quentin Grigsby, (D, Columbia), Teo Larsson-Sax, (D, 2009 Dartmouth), Ryan McDuff, (D, Brown), Travis Cantrell, (M, Penn), Colin First Team – Andre Akpan (F, Harvard), Matt Bouaree (F, Cornell), Antoine Heffron, (M, Dartmouth), Hoppenot (F, Princeton), Lucky Mkosana (F, Dartmouth), Nick-Elenz Martin (F, 15 21 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER All-Ivy David Najem, (M, Columbia), Nico Nissl (M, Cornell), Stephen Reisert, (M, Cornell). Duke Lacroix, (F, Penn), Cameron Porter, (F, Princeton), Sam Kernan- All-Ivy Notes Schloss (GK, Brown), Bobby Thalman, (GK, Yale) Players who have been selected to the All-Ivy first team four times (7): Barry Nix Columbia 1978-79-80-81 Honorable Mention – Nick Alers, (D, Yale), Jonny Dolezal, (D, Penn), Steve Sirtis Columbia 1980-81-82-83 Colin Skelly, (D, Dartmouth), Richard Smith, (D, Harvard), Antonio Matarazzo, Oren Plitman Columbia 1989-90-91-92 (M, Columbia), Max McKiernan, (M, Yale), Stephen Baker, (F, Penn), Jake Joe Thieman Princeton 1990-91-92-93 Freeman, (F, Harvard), Thomas Sanner, (F, Princeton), Henning Sauerbier, (F, Andre Akpan Harvard 2006-07-08-09 Columbia), Kyle Jackson, (GK, Columbia) Lucky Mkosana Dartmouth 2008-09-10-11 Mark Linnville Princeton 2009-10-11-12 2013 First Team – Duke Lacroix (F, Penn), Cameron Porter (F, Princeton), Thomas Sanner (F, Princeton), Tariq Akeel, (M, Brown), David Najem (M, Columbia), Players who have been selected to the All-Ivy first team three times (40*): Myles McGinley (M, Princeton), Andrew Tinari (M, Columbia), Colin Heffron Henry Gridley Yale 1955-56-57 (M, Dartmouth), Louis Schott (M, Penn), Patrick Slogic (D, Cornell), Colin Langley Keyer Harvard 1957-58-59 Skelly, (D, Dartmouth); Nick Alers (D, Yale), Jonny Dolezal, (D, Penn), Josh Chris Ohiri Harvard 1961-62-63 Miller, (D, Princeton), Evan Mendez (GK, Harvard) Herard LaForest Cornell 1968-69-70 Chris Young Brown 1969-70-71 Second Team – William Stamatis (F, Columbia), Cameron Kirdzik (F, Yale), Fred Pereira Brown 1994-75-76 Alec Neumann (F, Penn), Kevin Harrington (M, Harvard), Ross Friedman (D, Paul Beuttenmuller Cornell 1975-76-77 Harvard), Henos Musie (M, Yale), Daniel Taylor (M, Brown), Mark Ashby Mike Smith Harvard 1978-79-80 (D, Harvard), Billy McGuinness (D, Princeton), Jake Rinow (D, Cornell), Kyle Peter Pakeman Cornell 1981-82-83 Jackson (GK, Columbia) Amr Aly Columbia 1982-83-84 John Catliff Harvard 1983-84-86 Honorable Mention – Ben Williams (M, Cornell), Brian Costa (M, Paul Nicholas Harvard 1984-85-86 Princeton) Neil Banks Columbia 1983-85-86 Matt Poplawski (M, Penn), Max McKiernan (M, Yale), Alex Markes (M, Brown); Peter Zenobi Yale 1987-88-89 Peter Chodas (D, Cornell), Austin Kinn (D, Penn), Phillip Piper (D, Yale), Josh Jim Barlow Princeton 1988-89-90 Weiner (GK, Brown), Zach Zagorski (GK, Cornell), Tyler Kinn (GK, Penn) Nick Ziadie Columbia 1988-89-90 Darren Eales Brown 1992-93-94 2014 Ian Saward Dartmouth 1992-93-94 First Team – Alex Adelabu (F, Dartmouth), Tim Schmoll (F, Harvard), Duke Thad McBride Princeton 1992-93-94 Lacroix (F,Penn), Cameron Porter (F, Princeton), Jack Gorab (M, Brown), Kyle Rikki Dadason Columbia 1993-94-95 Henderson (M, Harvard) Andrew Wheeler-Omiunu (M, Harvard), Brendan Will Kohler Harvard 1994-95-96 McSherry (M, Princeton) Peter Chodas (D, Cornell), Gabe Hoffman-Johnson Bobby Meyer Dartmouth 1996-97-98 (D, Dartmouth), Mark Ashby (D, Harvard), Josh Miller (D, Princeton), Stefan Jac Gould Yale 1997-98-99 Cleveland (GK, Dartmouth) Cory Gibbs Brown 1998-99-2000 Brian Lavin Yale 1999-00-01 Second Team – Ben Maurey (F, Brown), Alec Neumann (F, Penn), Rhys Jay Alberts Yale 2000-02-03 Williams (D, Columbia), Conor Goepel (M, Cornell), Stefan Defregger (M, Jeff Hare Princeton 2001-02-03 Dartmouth), Colin Heffron (M, Dartmouth), Sam Brown (M, Harvard), Forrest Erik Hallenbeck Penn 2002-03-04 Clancy (M, Penn), Andrew Mills (D, Princeton), Alex Markes (D, Brown), David Rhett Bernstein Brown 2006-07-08 Westlake (D, Columbia), Devin Morgan (D, Cornell), Henry Flugstad-Clarke (D, Michael Fucito Harvard 2006-07-08 Yale), Zach Zagorksi (GK, Cornell) Daniel Keat Dartmouth 2006-09-10 Antoine Hoppenot Princeton 2009-10-11 Honorable Mention – Tim Whalen (D, Brown), Wyatt Omsberg (D, Dylan Remick Brown 2010-11-12 Dartmouth), Joe Saitta (D, Princeton), Kyle Jackson (GK, Columbia), Max Polkinhome (GK, Penn), Ben Hummel (GK, Princeton), Tariw Akeel (M, Brown), Andrew Tinari (M, Columbia), Antonio Matarazzo (M, Columbia), * - including seven four-time honorees Matt Danilack (M, Dartmouth), Myles McGinley (M, Princeton)

* - records for the All-Ivy second and honorable mention teams for 1955-1971 & 1973-1974 are incomplete. 15 22 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Honors (All-Americans)^ 1955 1967 Michael Cooke, Forward, Yale – First Team* Nick Alexandridis, Defender, Cornell – First Team Gustavo Gutierrez, Froward, Penn – Third Team Pat Migliore, Midfield, Brown – First Team* Wolf Preschel, Forward, Cornell – Honorable Mention Vic DeJong, Forward, Brown – Second Team* Jeffrey Forsman, Defender, Cornell – Honorable Mention 1956 Ted Isaacson, Goalkeeper, Penn – Honorable Mention Michael Cooke, Forward, Yale – First Team* Leon Myrianthopoulos, Back, Dartmouth Huryn, Defender, Penn – Second Team* Craig Fanning, Defender, Cornell – Honorable Mention 1968 Al Stratta, Forward, Cornell – Honorable Mention Ben Brewster, Forward, Brown – Second Team* Richard Tyrrell, Forward, Penn – Honorable Mention Stephen Greenberg, Goalkeeper, Yale – Second Team* Herman Ssebazza, Forward, Brown – Second Team* 1957 Charles Silcox, Back, Dartmouth Josh Nelson, Defender, Cornell – First Team* E. Frederick Schrader, Midfield, Princeton – Second Team* 1969 Al Stratta, Forward, Cornell – Second Team* Len Renery, Back, Columbia – First Team* Richard Williams, Goalkeeper, Penn – Honorable Mention Solomon Gomez, Forward, Harvard – First Team Chris Wilmot, Back, Harvard – First Team 1958 Tom Hutchinson, Midfielder, Penn – Second Team* Richard Williams, Goalkeeper, Penn – First Team* Herman Ssebazza, Forward, Brown - Second Team* David Blake, Back, Dartmouth Stan Startzell, Forward, Penn – Second Team Steve Davidson, Forward, Princeton 1959 Charles Silcox, Back, Dartmouth Langley Keyes, Forward, Harvard – First Team Marsh McCall, Midfield, Harvard – First Team 1970 Tom Bagnoli, Goalkeeper, Harvard – First Team Solomon Gomez, Forward, Harvard – First Team Ron Maierhofer, Forward, Cornell – Second Team* Len Renery, Back, Columbia – First Team Chris Wilmot, Back, Harvard – First Team 1961 Stan Startzell, Forward, Penn – First Team* Louis Buck III, Back, Penn – Honorable Mention Chip Young, Back, Brown

1962 1971 Josh Nelson, Defender, Cornell – First Team* Phil Kydes, Forward, Harvard – Second Team* E. Frederick Schrader, Midfield, Princeton – Second Team* Stan Startzell, Forward, Penn – Second Team* Al Stratta, Forward, Cornell – Second Team* Bill Murray, Defender, Cornell – Honorable Mention Richard Williams, Goalkeeper, Penn – Honorable Mention Jim Ohaus, Back, Brown

1962 1972 Louis Buck III, Back, Penn – First Team* Chris Papagianis, Forward, Harvard – First Team* David Smoyer, Goalkeeper, Dartmouth – First Team* Larry Houston, Back, Penn – Second Team* Robert Mattoon, Dartmouth Kip Jordan, Defender, Cornell – Honorable Mention Bill Straub, Back, Penn – Honorable Mention 1963 Chris Ohiri, Forward, Harvard - First Team* 1973 Phil Solomita, Back, Brown Steve Baumann, Forward, Penn – First Team* Kip Jordan, Back, Cornell – First Team* 1964 Ferdinand Treusacher, Back, Brown – First Team* Allan Walsh, Goalkeeper, Brown Don Ries, Back, Penn – Second Team*

1965 1974 Seth Dei, Forward, Cornell – Second Team* Fred Pereira, Forward, Brown – First Team* John Krupski, Back, Brown – Second Team* Jon Ross, Goalkeeper, Cornell – Second Team* Otis Curtis, Defender, Cornell – Honorable Mention Joseph Osakwe, Forward, Cornell – Honorable Mention 1975 Robert Dea, Penn – Honorable Mention Steve Ralbovsky, Back, Brown – First Team* Fred Pereira, Forward, Brown – Second Team* 1966 Tom Walsh, Back, Brown Vic DeJong, Forward, Brown – First Team* Joe Mui, Forward, Cornell – Honorable Mention Andy Kydes, Midfield, Harvard – Second Team* Dave Sarachan, Forward, Cornell – Honorable Mention Tony Marks, Back, Harvard – Third Team Pat Migliore, Back, Brown 1976 Fred Pereira, Forward, Brown – First Team* Paul Toomey, Back, Penn – Honorable Mention

15 23 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Honors (All-Americans)^

1977 1991 Paul Milone, Forward, Princeton – First Team* Peter DiMaggio, Midfielder, Columbia – First Team* Paul Toomey, Back, Penn – Second Team* John Milne, Back, Dartmouth – Third Team* Sid Nolan, Forward, Cornell – Honorable Mention Jim Rice, Forward, Cornell – Honorable Mention 1992 Ray Schnettgoecke, Back, Brown Joseph Thieman, Midfield, Princeton – First Team* Justin Head, Midfield, Dartmouth – Third Team* 1978 Barry Nix, Defender, Columbia – First Team* 1993 Joseph Thieman, Midfield, Princeton – Second Team* 1979 Rikki Dadason, Forward, Columbia – Third Team* Steve Charles, Midfielder, Columbia – First Team* Barry Nix, Defender, Columbia – First Team* 1994 Paul Mott, Back, Dartmouth – Second Team* Darren Eales, Forward, Brown – First Team* Kurt Bettger, Defender, Cornell – Honorable Mention Andrew Lewis, Back, Princeton – Third Team* Pat Weir, Back, Brown Ian Saward, Back, Dartmouth – Third Team*

1980 1995 Kurt Bettger, Defender, Cornell – Second Team* Jesse Marsch, Forward, Princeton – First Team* Barry Nix, Defender, Columbia – Second Team* Chris Fox, Back, Brown – Second Team* Rikki Dadason, Forward, Columbia – Third Team* 1981 Eric Kusseluk, Forward, Cornell – Third Team* Barry Nix, Defender, Columbia – First Team* Gary Hughes, Forward, Brown Kevin Maher, Froward, Yale – Second Team* 1996 Rob Elliot, Midfield, Cornell – Second Team* 1982 Will Kohler, Forward, Harvard – Second Team* Kevin Maher, Forward, Yale – First Team* Steve Sirtis, Forward, Columbia – Second Team* 1997 Yuri Fishman, Forward, Princeton – Third Team* Hans Wittusen, Back, Brown – Third Team* Greg Janetos, Midfield, Brown – Third Team* 1998 1983 Bobby Meyer, Back, Dartmouth – Third Team* Steve Sirtis, Forward, Columbia – Second Team* Cory Gibbs, Back, Brown Amr Aly, Midfield, Columbia – Third Team* J.B. Delaney, Back, Penn – Third Team* 2000 Cory Gibbs, Back, Brown – First Team* 1984 Jeffrey Duback, Goalkeeper, Yale – First Team 2001 Amr Aly, Midfield, Columbia – Second Team* Michael Nugent, Forward, Princeton – Second Team* Dave Cardie, Forward, Penn – Second Team* Solomon Gayle, Forward, Columbia – Second Team* 2002 Chris Paggi, Midfield, Penn – Second Team* Kevin Ara, Forward, Harvard – Third Team* Jens Peter Sawkins, Back, Yale – Second Team* Matthew Haefner, Goalkeeper, Penn – Third Team* Dexter Skeen, Forward, Columbia – Third Team* Michael Nugent, Forward, Princeton 1985 2003 Dexter Skeen, Forward, Columbia – Honorable Mention Adom Crew, Forward, Brown – First Team* Jeff Larentowicz, Back, Brown – Second Team* 1986 Tommy McMenemy, Forward, Columbia – Third Team John Catliff, Forward, Harvard – First Team* Jeffrey Duback, Goalkeeper, Yale – First Team* 2004 Neil Banks, Back, Columbia – Third Team* Jeff Larentowicz, Back, Brown – Second Team* 1987 2007 Nick Hotchkin, Forward, Harvard – Third Team* Andre Akpan, Forward, Harvard – Second Team* Michael Fucito, Forward, Harvard – Second Team* 1989 Peter Zenobi, Back, Yale – Third Team 2008

Andre Akpan, Forward, Harvard – First Team* 1990 Michael Fucito, Forward, Harvard – Second Team* Peter DiMaggio, Midfield, Columbia – Second Team* Craig Henderson, Midfield, Dartmouth – Third Team* John Milne, Back, Dartmouth – Third Team*

Sal Rosamilla, Goalkeeper, Columbia – Third Team* 2009 Danny Sankar, Forward, Dartmouth – Third Team* Andre Akpan, Forward, Harvard – First Team* Daniel Keat, Midfielder, Dartmouth – Third Team*

15 24 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER Honors (Academic All-Americans) 1986 2010 John Bayne, Cornell – First Team* Antoine Hoppenot, Forward, Princeton – Second Team* 1987 2012 John Bayne, Cornell – First Team* Daniel Haber, Forward, Cornell – First Team* Dylan Remick, Defender, Brown – Second Team* 1988 John Bayne, Cornell – First Team*

^ - Since 1955 (First Season of Ivy League Men’s Soccer) 1991 Jim Barlow, Princeton – Second Team* * - Confirmed by NSCAA archive; includes NSCAA All-American’s (1981-present) and SC All-Americans (1955-1981); other All-Americans are included on lists compiled by their respective College/University. 1995 Darren Eales, Brown – First Team*

1996 Chris Fox, Brown – First Team* Marc Thorne, Cornell – Second Team*

1997 Marc Thorne, Cornell – First Team*

1998 Hans Wittusen, Brown – Second Team* Jordan Dupuis, Harvard – Third Team^

2002 Dean Arnaoutakis, Columbia – First Team*

2004 Dean Arnaoutakis, Columbia – Second Team* Darren Spicer, Princeton – Second Team^

2006 Greg Cass, Columbia – First Team* Nick Christman, Dartmouth – First Team*

2007 Nick Christman, Dartmouth – First Team* Sean Milligan, Dartmouth – First Team^

2008 Omid Shokoufandeh, Penn – Third Team* Sean Milligan, Dartmouth – First Team^ Craig Henderson, Dartmouth – First Team^

2009 Craig Henderson, Dartmouth – Second Team* Craig Henderson, Dartmouth – First Team^

2010 Andrew Olsen, Dartmouth – First Team^

2011 Nick Alers, Yale – Third Team* Thomas Brandt, Penn – Third Team^ William Stamatis, Columbia – Third Team^

2014 Comeron Porter, Princeton - First Team^ Kyle Jackson, Columbia – Third Team^ Zach Zagorski, Cornell – Third Team^

* - CoSIDA Academic All-American ^ - NSCAA Scholar All-American 15 25 16 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S SOCCER In The MLS Super Draft* In The MLS Supplemental Draft 1996 1996 Jesse Marsch (Princeton); 21st overall (third round); D.C. United David Vaudreuil (Princeton); 17th overall (second round), LA Galaxy

1997 1997 Will Kohler (Harvard); 15th overall (second round); New York/New Jersey MetroStars Joey Thieman (Princeton); 30th overall (third round); D.C. United Andrew Lewis (Princeton); 25th overall (third round); New York/New Jersey MetroStars 1998 Chris Fox (Brown); 10th overall (first round); Dallas Burn 1998 Hans Wittusen (Brown); 22nd overall (second round); Dallas Burn 2005 Tom McLaughlin (Harvard); 36th overall (third round); New England Revolution David Mahoney (Cornell); 15th overall (second round); Chicago Fire Jeff Larentowicz (Brown); 45th overall (fourth round); New England Revolution 1999 Bobby Meyer (Dartmouth); 32nd overall (third round); Colorado Rapids 2006 Darren Spicer (Princeton); 13th overall (second round); Chivas USA 2001 Keith Cauldwell (Brown); 33rd overall (third round); Colorado Rapids Cory Gibbs (Brown); 40th overall (fourth round); Miami Fusion Scott Powers (Brown); 51st overall (fifth round); Columbus Crew 2007 Matthew Cross (Brown); 72nd overall (sixth round); Kansas City Wizards Danny Cepero (Penn); 46th overall (fourth round); N.Y. Red Bulls

2002 2008 Matt Behncke (Princeton); 18th overall (second round); Dallas Burn Laurent Manuel (Brown); 49th overall (fourth round); N.Y. Red Bulls Cory Gibbs (Brown); 38th overall (fourth round); Los Angeles Galaxy Mike Nugent (Princeton); 46th overall (fourth round); Chicago Fire 2011 Brian Lavin (Yale); 57th overall (fifth round); Kansas City Wizards Daniel Keat (Dartmouth); 3rd overall (first round); LA Galaxy Josh Walburn (Princeton); 23rd overall (second round); Philadelphia Union 2004 Teddy Schneider (Princeton); 31st overall (second round); N.Y. Red Bulls Kevin Ara (Harvard); 24th overall (third round); D.C. United Jay Alberts (Yale); 37th overall (fourth round); Kansas City Wizards 2012 Adom Crew (Brown); 41st overall (fifth round); Columbus Crew Thomas Brandt (Penn); 13th overall (first round); Philadelphia Union Ian Pilarski (Cornell); 49th overall (fifth round); Chicago Fire Christian Barreiro (Penn); 50th overall (third round); N.Y. Red Bulls Matthew Haefner (Penn); 52nd overall (sixth round); Columbus Crew Antoine Hoppenot (Princeton); 51st overall (third round); Philadelphia Union Mike Mazzullo (Columbia); 61st overall (fourth round); Toronto FC 2005 Chris Gomez (Brown); 28th overall (third round); FC Dallas 2013 Mark Linnville (Princeton); 24th overall (second round); Philadelphia Union 2007 Brian Rogers (Harvard); 29th overall (second round); Vancouver Whitecaps Andrew Daniels (Brown); 18th overall (second round); FC Dallas

2008 Matt Britner (Brown); 41st overall (second round); New England

2009 Alex Grendi (Penn); 45th overall (third round); Columbus Crew Michael Fucito (Harvard); 46th overall (fourth round); Seattle Sounders

2010 Andre Akpan (Harvard); 22nd overall (second round); Colorado Rapids Kwaku Nyamakye (Harvard); 60th overall (fourth round); Columbus Crew

2011 Jon Okafor (Brown); 40th overall (third round); Chivas USA

2012 Lucky Mkosana (Dartmouth); 23rd overall (second round); Chicago Fire

2013 Dylan Remick (Brown); 35th overall (second round); Seattle Sounders

2014 Cameron Porter (Princeton); 45th overall (third round); Montreal Impact

* - Includes MLS Super Drafts (2000-2011) & MLS College Drafts (1996-1999), not MLS Supplemental Drafts.