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ETSU Game Notes ETSU vs. Xavier Match Information Series History -VS- Friday, Feb. 5 | 3 p.m. ALL-TIME ...................................First Meeting HOME ........................................................... -- Summers-Taylor Stadium AWAY ............................................................ -- NEUTRAL ...................................................... -- ESPN+ CURRENT STREAK ........................................ -- 0-0-0 0-0-0 FIRST MEETING .............................Feb. 5, 2021 2021 SCHEDULE ETSUBucs.com LAST MEETING .................................................. vs. Xavier TEAM Comparison Feb. 5 | Summers-Taylor Stadium | 3 p.m. ETSU TEAM STATS xavier TEAM STATS 1.22 Scoring Offense 1.41 at Lipscomb 13.0 Shots/Game 10.2 Feb. 13 | Nashville, Tenn. | 2 p.m. 3.3 Points/Game 4.0 5.3 Corner Kicks/Game 3.7 1.06 GAA 1.12 at Marshall .768 Save Pct. .796 Feb. 23 | Huntington, W.Va. | 2 p.m. ETSU Individual Leaders xavier Individual Leaders Goals ............................. Kieran Richards (6) Goals ........................Karsen Henderlong (7) vs. VCU Assists .....Kieran Richards/Josh Salinas (2) Assists ....................................Noah Boffo (3) Feb. 27 | Summers-Taylor Stadium | 7 p.m. Points .......................... Kieran Richards (14) Points .....................Karsen Henderlong (15) Shots ........................... Kieran Richards (36) Shots ......................Karsen Henderlong (22) Saves .............................Josh Perryman (63) Saves .....................Matthew Rosenberg (73) vs. FURMAN March 12 | Summers-Taylor Stadium | 3 p.m. Quick Kicks at MERCER • The Bucs replace 15 players from last season’s squad that finished March 16 | Macon, Ga. | 7 p.m. third in the conference, using eight freshmen and six transfers to bolster the side. • Another youthful side, ETSU looks for someone to join Kieran at WOFFORD Richards as proven goalscorers. Richards leads the Bucs in career March 20 | Spartanburg, S.C. | 7 p.m. goals with six, the rest of the side combined only scoring three. • Josh Perryman leads a fresh backline, only two remaining from last vs. BELMONT year’s team. The redshirt junior enters off the back of his stellar March. 23 | Summers-Taylor Stadium | 3 p.m. sophomore campain, awarded as the SoCon Goalkeeper of the Year. vs. VMI March 30 | Summers-Taylor Stadium | 3 p.m. Predicted STARTERS at UNCG April 3 | Greensboro, N.C. | 7 p.m. 10 f 9 m RICHARDS 16 m WE ARE “ETSU” PANNHOLZER LIGHTNER The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would 6 M 8 M like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor TOM O’BRIEN 12 M our request to be called “ETSU” ... East Tennessee State 17 D PERRY c University in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent BIHLMEYER 14 d 5 D 3 d RAMOS references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please HANCOCK FOSTER use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs c is also acceptable. 1 GK PERRYMAN ETSU MEN’S SOCCER GAME NOTES NUMERICAL ROSTER Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) No. Name 1 Josh Perryman GK 6-2 R-Jr. Sheffield, England (Forge Valley High School) 17 Austin Bihlmeyer 3 Dominic Foster D 5-11 So. London, England (JL Mann HS) 21 Jordan Broadwater 4 Henrik Günther D 6-0 So. Guetersloh, Germany (Limestone University) 25 Cameron Carroll 5 Josh Hancock D 6-3 Jr. Torbay, England (Marquette University) 13 Josh Denton 6 Aidan O’Brien M 5-10 Sr. Asheville, N.C. (La Salle University) 22 Edafe Evivie 8 Luto Tom M 6-0 Jr. Cape Town, South Africa (Iowa Lakes CC) 3 Dominic Foster 9 Tarik Pannholzer F/M 5-8 Fr. Flensburg, Germany (Altes Gymnasium) 4 Henrik Günther 10 Kieran Richards M/F 5-9 So. Hamilton, New Zealand (St. Kentigern College) 5 Josh Hancock 11 Jared Leheta F 6-0 Fr. Montreal, Canada (Champlain College Saint-Lambert) 35 Cole Hunter 12 Jack Perry M 5-11 Fr. Kingsport, Tenn. (Dobyns-Bennett HS) 11 Jared Leheta 13 Josh Denton F 5-9 Sr. Knoxville, Tenn. (L&N Stem Academy) 16 Lucas Lightner 14 Gabriel Ramos M 5’6 Fr. Sao Paulo, Brazil (University of Akron 20 Alex Magnuson 15 Campbell Wilson M 5’9 Fr. Suwanee, Ga. (Lambert HS) 6 Aidan O’Brien 16 Lucas Lightner F/M 6-1 So. Clarksville, Tenn. (Rossview HS) 9 Tarik Pannholzer 17 Austin Bihlmeyer D 5-8 Sr. Knoxville, Tenn. (Farragut HS) 12 Jack Perry 18 Andrew Prescott GK 6-0 Fr. Chattanooga, Tenn. (McCallie School) 1 Josh Perryman 20 Alex Magnuson F/M 5-11 Fr. Knoxville, Tenn. (West HS) 18 Andrew Prescott 21 Jordan Broadwater M 5-6 R-Jr. Kingsport, Tenn. (Dobyns-Bennett HS) 14 Gabriel Ramos 22 Edafe Evivie D 6’3 So. Charlotte, N.C. (Gardner-Webb University) 10 Kieran Richards 23 Tyson Williams D 5-10 Fr. Cookeville, Tenn. (Cookeville HS) 24 Josh Salinas 24 Josh Salinas D 5-6 Jr. Stafford, Va. (USC Upstate) 8 Luto Tom 25 Cameron Carroll D 5-7 So. Clarksville, Tenn. (Rossview HS) 23 Tyson Williams 35 Cole Hunter GK 6-0 R-Jr. Mount Juliet, Tenn. (Lander University) 15 Campbell Wilson Staff PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Name Position (YEAR at ETSU) ALMA MATER (YEAR) David Casper Head Coach (3rd) William Paterson University (2007) Henrik GÜNTHER Goon-thur Josh Scott Assistant Coach (3rd) Milligan (2010) TARIK PANNHOLZER Tahr-ik Pahn-holt-ser Daniel Hrenko Graduate Assistant (1st) Lee (2020) KIERAN Richards Keer-in Juan Villegas Athletic Trainer (3rd) Univ. of Charleston (2018) Jared LEHETA Luh-hay-tuh EDAFE EVIVIE Ee-Doff-Ay Uh-veevee By Class By State Brazil | 1 North Carolina | 2 Freshman | 9 Sophomores | 6 Gabriel Ramos Edafe Evivie, Aidan O’Brien Jared Leheta, Cameron Carroll, Edafe Evivie, Alex Magnuson, Tarik Dominic Foster, ü Canada | 1 South Africa | 1 Pannhozer, Jack Perry, Andrew Henrik G nther, Luto Tom Prescott, Gabriel Ramos, Tyson Lucas Lightner, Kieran Jared Leheta Williams, Campbell Wilson Richards England | 3 Tennessee | 10 Dominic Foster, Josh Hancock, Austin Bihlmeyer, Jordan Juniors | 6 Seniors | 3 Broadwater, Cameron Carroll, Josh Austin Bihlmeyer, Josh Denton, Josh Perryman Jordan Broadwater, Josh Denton, Cole Hunter, Lucas Aidan O’Brien Hancock, Cole Hunter, Josh Lightner, Alex Magnuson, Jack Per- Perryman, Josh Salinas, Luto Georgia | 1 ry, Andrew Prescott, Tyson Williams Tom Campbell Wilson Newcomers | 14 Virginia | 1 Edafe Evivie, Henrik Günther, Josh Hancock, Cole Hunter, Jared Germany | 2 Josh Salinas Leheta, Alex Magnuson, Aidan O’Brien, Tarik Henrik Günther, Tarik Pannholzer Pannhozer, Jack Perry, Andrew Prescott, Gabriel Ramos, Luto Tom, Tyson Williams, Campbell Wilson New Zealand | 1 Kieran Richards 2 ETSU MEN’S SOCCER GAME NOTES Richards Primed For Sophomore Season Department of Defense The league office announced preseason Middling in most of the offensive stats QUICK FACTS polls and teams a week prior to the opening amongst conference foes, ETSU’s success GENERAL INFORMATION matchup. Amongst the SoCon’s best, Kieran came from shutting down opposing offens- Location Johnson City, Tenn. Richards recieved Preseason All-SoCon es. The Bucs led the SoCon in GAA (1.01), Enrollment 1911 accolades after his debut season in 2019. allowing six less goals than anyone in the Founded 13,8000 The sophomore looks to kick on from a six league. Their five shutouts were just one shy Nickname Buccaneers (Bucs) goal, two assist campaign in his rookie year. of Mercer. School Colors Navy Blue and Old Gold Richards was the only nomination for the Conference Southern Bucs, who were predicted for a fourth-place Shining in the SoCon finish. Over the last four seasons, the Bucs hold a President Dr. Brian Noland 21-4-7 record in conference play, the best Athletics Director Scott Carter Replacing Productivity mark in the league with two regular season SWA Lauren Aksionoff After welcoming 14 new members to the championships to add to the trophy cabinet. Athletics Website ETSUBucs.com roster this season, the Bucs look to recover ETSU hasn’t finished below the top three in SID Matt Busch a large portion of their success from a year the league since the 2015 season, where Email [email protected] ago. the fourth ranked Bucs made the SoCon Tournament finals. Soccer Facility What’s Missing from 2019? Home Facility Summers-Taylor Stadium Home Sweet Home Summers-Taylor Stadium has been extreme- Capacity 2,000 Stat How many Pct. Goals 15 of 22 68.2 ly kind to the Bucs, the facility opening before ETSU Record at Summers-Taylor 56-27-18 Assists 10 of 15 66.7 the start of the men’s program in 2008. After Opened 2008 Shots 169 of 234 72.2 a 2-4-1 record at home in the inaugural Points 40 of 59 67.8 season of the program, the Bucs have only had one losing record in Johnson City, where Coaching Staff they won the SoCon regular season in 2017. Head Coach David Casper Kieran Richards returns as the leader in every of those catergories, scoring six of the Entering the season, the Bucs held a 56-27- Record at ETSU 17-15-3 (3rd Season) remaining seven goals, assisting two of the 18 record inside the friendly confines of STS. Overall 17-15-3 (3rd Season) five goals, tallying 36 shots and accounting Assistant Coach Josh Scott (Milligan ‘10) for 14 points. Captain Dave Casper Year at ETSU 3rd Season ETSU Head Coach David Casper marks his Graduate Assistant Daniel Hrenko (Lee ‘20) Secretary of Defense third year in his stint at the helm of the Buc- Year at ETSU 1st Season While a host of fresh faces come in, possibly caneer program, only the third head coach in the most important member of last year’s the 13 year program. Casper holds the best squad remains. Josh Perryman continues record of the three after the first two seasons 2019 IN REVIEW the long line of Buccaneer greats in the being in charge, a 17-15-3 record (.529). Overall Record 8-8-2 net, entering the season as reigning SoCon SoCon Record 4-2-0 Goalkeeper of the Year.
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