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1 www.csulaathletics.com 2009 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown / High School / Previous College 1 Noe David GK 5-8 Sr. Covina / Charter Oak HS 2 Derrek Horn F 6-1 Sr. Windsor / Redwood HS / Santa Rosa JC 3 Arthur Bahr D 5-10 Sr. Windsor / Cardinal Newman HS / Santa Rosa JC 4 Simon Volk D 5-11 So. Nordrach, Germany / Gymnasium OG / University of Bayreuth 5 Anton Gunnarsson D 5-10 Jr. Trelleborg, Sweden / Soderslatts Gymnasiet 6 Hector Macias D 5-9 Jr. Lancaster / Lancaster HS / Taft College 7 Spencer Tripp F 5-7 Jr. Saugus / Canyon HS 8 Missael Macedo MF 5-7 Sr. South Gate / South Gate HS / Cerritos College 9 Kristian Gaustad MF 5-8 Sr. Bergen, Norway / Danielsen VGS / University of Akron 10 Federico Cino MF 5-10 Sr. Sao Paulo, Brazil / Eniac Technological School / Cal Baptist 11 Jason Swope F 5-7 Jr. Santee / Santana HS 12 Brennen Brodersen D 5-11 So. Visalia / Redwood HS / College of the Sequoias 13 Servando Perez MF 6-0 Fr. Guadalupe / Righetti HS 14 Mauricio Barrett MF 5-2 Sr. Duarte / Sierra Vista HS /Mt. San Antonio College 15 Aza Gomez D 5-10 Sr. Acapulco, MX / Sweetwater Union HS 16 Miguel Cucue MF 5-10 Sr. Santa Ana / Santa Ana HS /Santa Ana JC 17 Erik Vargas MF 5-8 Fr. Chula Vista / Hilltop HS 21 Mickey Daly D 6-0 Sr. Sonoma / Sonoma Valley HS /Santa Rosa JC 23 Chris Rangel MF 5-5 Jr. La Mesa / Grossmont HS / Cal State Bakersfield 24 Anthony Porter F 5-11 Jr. Wichita, KS / Wichita South HS / Friends University 26 Roberto Roca MF 5-6 Fr. Sun Valley / San Fernando HS 28 Joseph Davis MF 6-4 Jr. Chino / Don Lugo HS / Mt. San Antonio College 29 Tobias Hummel GK 6-3 Jr. Bamberg, Germany / Clavius Gymnasium Bamberg / University Erlangen 31 Jose Martinez GK 5-10 So. Mission Hills / James Monroe HS 32 Tony Hernandez D 5-4 Jr. Paramount / Palmdale HS / Taft College

Head Coach: Chris Chamides (7th year at CSULA) Assistant Coaches: Michael Jacobson, Claine Plummer

2009 Golden Eagles Quick Facts Location , Enrollment 21,000 Colors Black and Gold Home Facility Jesse Owens Track Conference California Collegiate Athletic Association National Affiliation NCAA Division II President Dr. James M. Rosser Director of Athletics Dr. Dan Bridges Sports Information Director Paul Helms Credits: The 2009 Men’s SID Phone/Fax 323-343-5308/343-3199 Soccer media guide was Main Athletics Phone 323-343-3080 designed and edited by Head Coach Chris Chamides Paul Helms and Brendan Alma Mater, Year Lafayette College, 1992 Dr. James M. Rosser Dr. Dan Bridges Dally with assistance from Assistant Coaches Michael Jacobson, Claine Plummer University President Director of Athletics Natalia Gonzalez. Soccer Office Phone 323-343-3089 2009 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer 2 He a d Co a c h ~ Ch r i s Ch a m i d e s After guiding the Golden Eagles to the NCAA West Region championship game for the second time in the past three years in 2008, Chris Chamides returns for his seventh season as the head coach of the men’s soccer program at Cal State L.A. He has quickly turned the Golden Eagles into one of the top teams in the West Region. Chamides has led the Golden Eagles to a 62-45- 15 overall record in his first six years, including a 37-19-10 mark, three consecutive trips to the four-team California Collegiate Athletic Association Championship Tournament and a pair of appearances in the NCAA playoffs over the past three years. Chamides has guided the Golden Eagles into the regional championship match in both NCAA appearances. Cal State L.A. has earned 23 All-CCAA and 12 All-Region awards during Chamides’ tenure. That total includes a pair of CCAA Freshman of the Year honors and one CCAA Newcomer of the Year award. In addition, Morten Martinsen earned All-America honors in 2006, while Ruben Chris Chamides Hansen did the same in 2008. The Golden Eagles recorded a 13-5-4 overall record in 2008 and Head Coach were ranked 14th in the nation in the final NSCAA poll. The 13 wins gave the Golden Eagles’ 37 victories over the past three seasons, which are the most over a three-year span at Cal State L.A. since 1992-94. The Golden Eagles also finished with their second top-20 national ranking in the past three years. Cal State L.A. was ranked as high as No. 4 in the nation during the regular season and spent the last nine weeks rated in the national Top-25. The Golden Eagles were 9-3-2 in conference play and advanced to the CCAA Championship Tournament for a third straight year. Cal State L.A. lost a hard-fought contest to top-seed Sonoma State in the first round, but the Golden Eagles got their revenge in the first round of the NCAA Tournament the next week, ousting Sonoma State on penalty kicks to advance to the regional championship game. Cal State L.A. had five players earn All-CCAA honors and four receive All-West Region recognition in 2008. In 2007, CSULA posted an 11-6-4 record in 2007 and recorded its second straight winning season for the first time since 1993-94. It was an impressive follow-up to the sensational 2006 season when the Golden Eagles enjoyed their best year since 1992 and finished the campaign ranked 18th in the nation. CSULA captured the CCAA South Division title and advanced to the NCAA regional championship game. Chamides was named the 2006 NSCAA West Region Coach of the Year after guiding the Golden Eagles to 13-8-2 overall record. He led Cal State L.A. to its first NCAA playoff berth since 1994 and the Golden Eagles recorded their first NCAA postseason victory since 1992 by knocking off No. 2 seed Seattle Pacific, 2-1, in a first-round match. The Golden Eagles battled to a 3-3 tie with Seattle University in the regional title game before falling in penalty kicks. The 13 wins were the most in season for CSULA since 1994 and the Golden Eagles recorded their first winning season since 1996. In 2005, Chamides guided the Golden Eagles to a 9-9 overall record and Cal State L.A. had both the CCAA Player of the Year in Morten Marthinson and CCAA Freshman of the Year in Kyle Hewitt. In 2004, Chamides earned CCAA Coach of the Year honors for the first time when he led the Golden Eagles to a 9-9-1 overall record and the program’s first .500 record since 1996. Chamides took over the program in 2003 and guided the team to a 7-8-4 record, which marked a significant turnaround from 2002 when the Golden Eagles were 5-13 and the seven wins were the most in a season since 1996. He has also served as an assistant coach for Chivas USA of for the past four seasons. In 2006, he worked under MLS Coach of the Year and current U.S. National Team head coach and he currently works under third-year Chivas USA Head Coach . In his time with Chivas USA, the roster has included Claudio Suarez, Ramon Ramirez, Paco Palencia and . Chivas USA reached the MLS playoffs in just its second season of existence in 2006 and Bornstein was named the 2006 MLS Rookie of the Year. Chamides came to Cal State L.A. from the of the Major League Soccer, where he served as the Senior Director of Soccer from 2000-02. While in the role, Chamides was directly involved in all soccer-related facets, including roster development. He helped build a San Jose squad that won the 2001 MLS Cup one year after having the league’s worst record. The roster included USA National Team members and . From 1997-99, Chamides was the head men’s and women’s soccer coach at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Fla. The Flagler women’s team improved from 2-15 before his arrival to 12-7 in 1998. The men’s squad was ranked as high as 17th in the country and four Flagler players earned All-America honors during his tenure. During that time span, Chamides was also a coach in the Florida Olympic Development Program and was hired as the head coach in 1999 of the USL’s expansion Jacksonville Jade. In 1995, Chamides got his first collegiate coaching job when he was hired as an assistant for the University of Massachusetts’ women’s soccer program. During his two years in Amherst, Massachusetts was ranked as high as No. 6 in the country, won two Atlantic-10 Conference titles, made two consecutive “Sweet 16” appearances in the NCAA Division I playoffs and compiled a 30-9-3 record. His first head coaching job came in 1993 when he worked with both the junior varsity and varsity boys soccer teams at his alma mater, Xaverian High School in Brooklyn, N.Y. That same year, he was also tabbed by then-Virginia head coach and former USA National Team coach to serve as a staff coach at the ’s summer soccer camps. In 1994, he also revived the S.C. Gjoa U-16 boys club team in Brooklyn, leading the squad to the State Cup. Chamides played in college for NCAA Division I Lafayette from 1989-92 and helped the Leopards to a Patriot League runner-up finish in 1990. He was a team captain as a senior. Lafayette posted a winning record in each of his four seasons and had an overall mark of 43-32-5. He owns an “A” license from the U.S. Soccer Federation and has an Advanced National Diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Chamides earned a Masters of Science degree in Sports Management from the University of Massachusetts. Chamides and his wife, Nancy, were married during the summer of 2005 and celebrated the birth of their son, Ryan, in July of 2008. 3 www.csulaathletics.com As s i s t a n t Co a c h ~ Mi c h a e l Ja c o b s o n

A former Cal State L.A. assistant coach with experience in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, Michael Jacobson returns for his third season in his second stint with the Golden Eagles. He will be the assistant coach for the men’s and women’s soccer teams. Jacobson rejoined the Golden Eagle program prior to the 2007 season. Jacobson helped the Golden Eagles achieve great success in 2008. Cal State L.A.’s men’s team reached the NCAA Division II playoffs for the second time in the past three years and advanced to the West Region championship game. The Golden Eagles also qualified for the California Collegiate Athletic Association Championship Tournament for a third straight year and concluded the season with a national ranking of 14. The women’s team battled through a string of pre-season injuries Michael Jacobson and a slow start to finish with a 5-1-2 record over its last eight conference matches. Cal State L.A. finished with a 6-6-2 mark in Assistant Coach the CCAA, its third straight year of .500 or better. The Golden Eagles reached unprecedented heights with Jacobson’s assistance in 2007. Cal State L.A.’s women’s team reached the NCAA Division II playoffs for the first time in the program’s history and also qualified for the CCAA Championship Tournament for the first time. The Golden Eagle women set a new single-season win standard after compiling a 13-6-4 record and earned a final national ranking of 15. The men’s team also reached the CCAA Championship Tournament and finished the season with an 11-6-4 record. Jacobson comes to Cal State L.A. after a successful run as the Assistant Director of Coaching for South Bay Soccer Club. He was the head coach for various age group teams between the ages of 9-19. With the emphasis on development at the youth level, Jacobson oversaw coaches and players. He also helped guide numerous players to compete in as well as gave opportunities for placement on Olympic Development teams and participation on age-level U.S. National teams. He has coached numerous players who are currently playing at the professional level who came out of the South Bay Soccer Club. Jacobson was introduced to the CCAA in 2001-02 when he was the assistant men’s soccer coach at Cal State Dominguez Hills. Jacobson helped put together a season that ended with the Toros finishing as the NCAA Division II National finalist. During that year, Jacobson coached five All-Conference players, the CCAA Player of the Year and three All-Americans. Jacobson was the assistant men’s and women’s coach at Cal State L.A. in 2002-03 and created the planning, development and administration of all phases with both programs. He also provided training and fitness regimes that included weight training and a spring season running program. Prior to moving out West, Jacobson was the assistant men’s coach at Division I Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania in 2000- 01. Jacobson helped the Bisons beat then-No. 8 ranked South Carolina, the first victory any team from Bucknell had beaten a team nationally- ranked in the Top 10. The team then made the conference playoffs and had the Defender of the Year in Bill Epley. Jacobson started his coaching career at Plattsburg State University in 1998 and currently holds an “A” license from the Soccer Federation (USSF). Jacobson enjoyed a successful playing career collegiately at Syracuse University, where he was a four-year starter. He graduated with his bachelor’s degree in physical education at Syracuse in 1998 and has furthered his education by completing his Master’s degree from Cal State Dominguez Hills in 2008. He was an alternate member of the U.S. Maccabbi team and then played professionally for two years in Albany for the Allycats and the Myrtle Beach Sea Dawgs in South Carolina. Jacobson and his wife, Nicole, reside in Redondo Beach with their two-year-old son, Jack and daughter Rachel, who was born in March.

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No e Se n i o r Go a l k e e p e r #1 David 5’8” • Co v i n a 2008: Set new career highs in several categories in his third year with the Golden Eagles. Started in 10 games and compiled a 7-3 overall record with five shutouts. Played a total of 883 minutes and made 37 saves. Had a save percentage of .860 and a goals against average of 0.61. Recorded shutouts in his first three starts of the season in 1-0 wins at Vanguard on Sept. 5, at Cal Poly Pomona on Sept. 14 and at home against Cal State Dominguez Hills on Sept. 21. Also had shutouts at Cal State Monterey Bay on Oct. 10 and against Cal State San Bernardino on Oct. 26. Allowed one or no goals in nine of his 10 starts. Made a season-high six saves in three starts, all of them shutout victories. Gave up only one goal over 106:27 in a 2-1 double-overtime win at Seattle Pacific on Nov. 1. 2007: Appeared in six games and started five times for the Golden Eagles in his second season of action. Played a total of 509 minutes. Had a save percentage of .842 and a goals against average of 1.06. Recorded a career-high 10 saves in a 0-0 double-overtime tie at Cal Poly Pomona on Oct. 19 in his first start of the season. Earned his first victory by making five saves in a 2-1 win over State on Oct. 26. Posted his second win and second shutout by making five saves in a 1-0 win at Cal State San Bernardino on Oct. 29. Also started for the Golden Eagles in a CCAA Championship Tournament match against Sonoma State and made six saves in a 2-0 loss. Started the last five games of the season for the Golden Eagles and was 2-1-2. 2006: Appeared in three games for the Golden Eagles and played a total of 204 minutes. Made 16 saves and allowed only three goals. Had a save percentage of .842. Made his first appearance at Cal Poly Pomona and made four saves over the final 24 minutes to preserve a 4-0 shutout win on Sept. 17. Got his first career start at San Francisco State and made three saves in a 3-2 victory on Sept. 29. Made a career-high nine saves in a 2-1 win at Cal State Dominguez Hills on Oct. 15. Charter Oak HS: Earned the Most Valuable Offensive Player and the Most Valuable Defensive Player on varsity teams. Personal: Son of Marcelino and Rosa David. Majoring in civil engineering. Enjoys listening to music. Lists every time he is under the three posts on the field as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct. W L T SHO 06 3-2 204:36 3 1.32 16 .842 2 0 0 0 07 6-5 509:09 6 1.06 32 .842 2 1 2 2 08 10-10 883:24 6 0.61 37 .860 7 3 0 5 Total 19-17 1597:09 15 0.86 85 .850 11 4 2 7

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De r r e k Se n i o r Fo r w a r d #2 Horn 6’1” • Wi n d s o r 2008: Returned to good health and had a big season for the Golden Eagles. Tied for the team lead in goals scored with five and was tied for second in total points with 11. Scored both goals for Cal State L.A. in a 2-1 win at Cal Baptist on Sept. 8. The two-goal game was the third of his career. Scored the Golden Eagles’ first goal late in the second half of a 2-2 tie at Cal State San Bernardino on Sept. 12. Notched the game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over Cal Poly Pomona on Oct. 24. Scored the final goal in a 2-0 win at Humboldt State on Sept. 26. 2007: Saw his season come to a quick end when he was injured against Seattle University on Sept. 4. Played in a total of three games and missed the final 18. Was granted a medical redshirt. 2006: Had a sensational first season for the Golden Eagles. Earned first-team All-California Collegiate Athletic Association honors and was named the conference Newcomer of the Year. Also made the Daktronics All-Far West Region second team. Appeared in all 23 games and was second on the team with nine goals. Also had three assists and finished with 21 points. That total was third on the team. Scored his first goal in the opening game of the season, a 4-4 tie with Notre Dame de Namur on Aug. 28. Scored a pair of goals twice. Scored both Cal State L.A. goals in a 2-1 win at Cal State Dominguez Hills on Oct. 15. Also had two goals in a 3-0 victory at Cal State Monterey Bay on Oct. 1. Wound up fourth in the CCAA in goals and seventh in points. Santa Rosa JC: Played for one season. Redwood HS: Competed in soccer. Personal: Son of Phil Horn and Patricia Brajkovich. Majoring in Television and Film. Enjoys spelunking, snowboarding, filming, diving, biking, music and Facebook. Lists reaching the NCAA West Regional championship game twice and winning the Nord Sea Cup in Holland as his most exciting experiences in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 06 23-3 9 3 21 37 .243 21 .566 2 0-0 07 3-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 08 21-1 5 1 11 22 .227 14 .636 2 0-0 Totals 47-4 14 4 32 61 .230 36 .590 4 0-0

Ar t h u r Se n i o r De f e nd e r #3 Bahr 5’10” • Wi n d s o r 2008: Was a main component on the Golden Eagles’ outstanding defense in his first year with the program. Appeared in 18 games and started 15 times, including the final six matches of the season. Team allowed only 17 goals in the 18 games he played in and posted seven shutouts. Made his first appearance and first start for Cal State L.A. in a 2-1 win at Cal State San Marcos on Aug. 29. Santa Rosa JC: Was on the roster as a defender. Cardinal Newman HS: Competed in soccer and track and field. Team was top-ranked in the nation in his junior season. Personal: Son of Wayne Bahr and Belle Borsi. Majoring in marketing/management. Enjoys video games, any competitive sports, hiking, eating and sleeping.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 08 18-15 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0-0

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Si m o n Volk #4 So p h o m o r e • D • 5’11” • No r d r a c h , Ge r m a n y University of Bayreuth: Was on a team that advanced to the national championship game. Gymnasium OG: Competed in soccer. Personal: Son of Bruno and Dora Volk. Majoring in business administration. Enjoys volleyball and walking on the beach. Lists playing in a lot of international tournaments as his most exciting experience in sports.

An t o n Ju n i o r De f e nd e r #5 Gunnarsson 5’10” • Tr e l l e b o r g , Sw e d e n 2008: Had an outstanding second season for the Golden Eagles and earned All-California Collegiate Athletic Association honors for a second year in a row. Appeared in 19 games and started 17 times, including the last 15 of the season. Overcame early-season injury to once again perform as one of the top defenders in the conference. Team allowed one or fewer goals in 15 of the 19 matches he played in last season and recorded seven shutouts. Earned CCAA All-Academic honors. 2007: Had a tremendous first season for the Golden Eagles and was named the CCAA Freshman of the Year. Also earned All-CCAA honorable mention. Appeared and started in 20 of Cal State L.A.’s 21 games. Was named the team’s Newcomer of the Year. Helped a defense that allowed only 22 goals all season and recorded seven shutouts. Team allowed one or fewer goals in 15 of the 20 matches he played in. Soderslattsgymnasiet, Sweden: Competed in soccer. Club team was second best in the nation in 2006. Winner of the Oresunds Business Game. Member of the Lekfull UF whose members were named the best young entrepreneurs in Trelleborg. The company also competed for the “Best Logotype” award together with five other companies from all over Sweden in the business competition for young entrepreneurs. Personal: Son of Hakan and Karin Gunnarsson. Majoring in civil engineering. Enjoys tennis, snowboarding, listening to music and enjoying life. Lists finishing second in the nation in the U-16 Swedish Championship as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 07 20-20 0 0 0 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-0 08 19-17 0 0 0 5 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Totals 39-37 0 0 0 12 .000 3 .250 0 0-0

He ct o r Macias #6 Ju n i o r • D • 5’9” • La n c a s t e r Taft JC: Earned first-team All-Conference honors in 2008 and team won a state championship in 2007. Lancaster HS: Earned first-team All-Golden Valley League honors from 2005-07 and received second-team All- CIF honors as a junior. Was the team Most Valuable Player as a junior and the Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore and senior. Was named the team’s Rookie of the Year as a freshman. Personal: Son of Hector and Esther Macias. Majoring in criminal justice. Enjoys eating, sleeping, running and playing FIFA on Xbox. Lists winning the state championship at Taft College in 2007 as his most exciting experience in sports.

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Sp e n c e r Ju n i o r Fo r w a r d #7 Tripp 5’7” • Sa u g u s 2008: Made big strides in his second season with the Golden Eagles. Appeared in 13 games and started 11 times. Contributed an assist on Bryce Beall’s game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Cal State Dominguez Hills on Sept. 21. Started the game-winning play with a hard shot that could not be saved cleanly by the Toro goalkeeper. 2007: Enjoyed a promising first season for the Golden Eagles. Appeared in 15 games and started three times. Scored a pair of goals and had four assists for a total of eight points. Picked up the game-winning goal with just 14 seconds remaining in regulation of a 1-0 win at Cal State San Bernardino on Oct. 29. Got his first career goal at Cal State L.A. in a 4-0 win over Cal Poly Pomona on Sept. 14. Picked up assists in back-to-back games at UC San Diego on Sept. 23 and Cal State Stanislaus on Sept. 28 and again against San Francisco State on Oct. 26 and Cal State Monterey Bay on Oct. 28. Canyon HS: Earned first-team All-Foothill League and first-team All-SCV honors. Was named the team’s Most Valuable Player. Competed in soccer and . Personal: Son of Martin and Gale Tripp. Majoring in computer information studies. Enjoys movies, sports and Arsenal. Lists winning a league championship at Canyon High School as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 07 15-3 2 4 8 11 .182 5 .455 1 0-0 08 13-11 0 1 11 12 .000 5 .417 0 0-0 Totals 28-14 2 5 19 23 .087 10 .435 1 0-0

Mi ss a e l Macedo #8 Se n i o r • MF • 5’7” • So u t h Ga t e Cerritos JC: Competed in soccer. South Gate HS: Earned a pair of varsity letters and was on a CIF City championship team. Was awarded the Barkmen Garner athletic scholarship. Personal: Son of Leocedio and Maria Macedo. Majoring in business administration. Enjoys snowboarding and boogie boarding. Lists scoring the winning goal in the high school championship game with 20 seconds left in the second overtime as his most exciting experience in sports.

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Kr i s t i a n Se n i o r Mi df i e l d e r #9 Gaustad 5’8” • Be r g e n , No r w a y 2008: Had a sensational second season with the Golden Eagles and was the team’s leading scorer. Had four goals and a team-high seven assists for a team-leading 15 points. Earned NSCAA All-West Region second-team honors and was named to the All-California Collegiate Athletic Association second team. Scored the first goal of his Cal State L.A. career and made it a game-winner in a 1-0 win at Cal Poly Pomona on Sept. 14. Followed that up with the lone goal of a 1-0 win against UC San Diego on Sept. 19. Notched a goal and two assists for a career high four points in a 7-1 victory over Cal State Stanislaus on Oct. 5. Scored his final goal of the season in a 4-0 win over Cal State San Bernardino on Oct. 26. Made the Golden Eagles’ third kick in a 5-4 shootout triumph over Sonoma State in the NCAA Division II playoff opener on Nov. 13 that advanced Cal State L.A. into the regional championship game. Earned CCAA All-Academic honors. 2007: Made a big impact for the Golden Eagles in his first season with the program. Appeared in 20 games and started 17 times. Picked up the first assist of his Cal State L.A. career when he helped on Kyle Hewitt’s game-winning goal with eight seconds remaining in regulation at Chico State on Sept. 30. University of Akron: Appeared in 18 games as a freshman in 2005 and recorded one goal and five assists for seven points. First career goal came in a 12-2 win over Cleveland State on Sept. 9, 2005. Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Loyola College on Sept. 17. Team won the Mid-American Conference championship and was the Westfield Cup Champion. Danielson VGS: Competed for a team that won a national championship in 2002. Personal: Son of Bjorn and Allison Gaustad. Majoring in international business. Enjoys fishing, reading, swimming and movies. Lists advancing past Sonoma State on penalty kicks in the 2008 NCAA playoffs and winning the national championship in Norway in 2002 as his most exciting experiences in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 07 20-17 0 1 1 13 .000 6 .462 0 0-0 08 21-2 4 7 15 43 .093 21 .488 2 0-0 Totals 41-19 4 8 16 56 .071 27 .482 2 0-0

Fe d e r i c o Se n i o r Mi df i e l d e r #10 CINO 5’10” • Sa o Pa u l o , Br a z i l 2008: Was a key member of the team in his first year with the program. Had two goals and five assists for a total of nine points. Was second on the team in assists and fourth in points. Appeared in all 22 games and started three times. Scored his first goal and also added an assist in a 7-1 win over Cal State Stanislaus on Oct. 5. Also scored the equalizer late in regulation of a 1-1 tie at Western Washington on Nov. 3. Assisted on game-winning goals in consecutive 1-0 wins at Cal Poly Pomona on Sept. 14 and against UC San Diego on Sept. 19. Also assisted on the lone goal in a 1-0 win at Cal State Monterey Bay on Oct. 10. Cal Baptist University: Earned All-Golden State Athletic Conference honors as a freshman and was the only player to start all 17 games. Had two goals and two assists for six points. Scored his first career goal in a 4-2 win over Hope International. Had the game-winning goal on a penalty kick and an assist in an 8-2 win over San Diego Christian in the regular-season finale. Appeared in 16 games and started 15 for the Lancers as a sophomore. Had one assist. Earned academic honors as a sophomore. Eniac Technological School: Earned academic honors for being recognized in the top 15 percent of the school. Personal: Son of Giovanni and Lucia Cino. Majoring in international business. Enjoys traveling, going to the beach and snowboarding. Lists practicing with the Italian National Team that won the 2006 World Cup and playing with Pele as his most exciting experiences in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 08 22-3 2 5 9 15 .133 4 .267 0 0-1

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Ja s o n Se n i o r Fo r w a r d #11 Swope 5’7” • Sa n t e e 2008: Missed the entire season because of injury and was a medical redshirt. 2007: Had an outstanding second season for Cal State L.A. and earned All-California Collegiate Athletic Association honorable mention. Finished third on the team in scoring despite missing the final three games of the season because of injury. Was third on the team in goals scored with seven and points with 15. Scored a pair of goals, including the equalizer and game-winner, in a 3-2 win over Humboldt State on Sept. 9. Also contributed a pair of goals in a 4-0 win over Cal Poly Pomona on Sept. 14. Notched the game-winning goal in a 2-0 win over Cal State San Bernardino on Sept. 16 and got the game-winner in a 2-1 win over San Francisco State on Oct. 26. Also had a goal in the season opener against Saint Martin’s on Aug. 23. 2006: Had an impressive debut for the Golden Eagles. Was named the team’s Freshman of the Year. Appeared in 22 games and started 20 times. Had three goals and nine assists for a total of 15 points. Was second on the team in assists and fourth in points. Picked up an assist in his first game as a Golden Eagle in a 4-0 win over Notre Dame de Namur on Aug. 28. Scored his first goal for Cal State L.A. in a 4-0 win at Cal Poly Pomona on Sept. 17. Also had a goal in a 3-2 win over Cal State Dominguez Hills on Sept. 21 and scored his final goal of the season – the game-winner – in a 2-1 victory over Cal State San Bernardino on Oct. 22. Santana HS: Earned the San Diego Union Tribune’s Scholar-Athlete Award three times. Earned first-team All-CIF honors once, first-team All- League honors twice and was the team’s Offensive Player of the Year three times. Competed in soccer and track and field. Personal: Son of John and Michelle Swope. Majoring in economics and business management. Enjoys snowboarding, cooking and weight lifting. Lists making it to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Division II playoffs in 2006 as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 06 22-20 3 9 15 40 .075 18 .450 1 0-0 07 16-13 7 1 15 24 .292 13 .542 4 0-0 Totals 38-33 10 10 30 64 .156 31 .484 5 0-0

Br e n n e n Brodersen #12 So p h o m o r e • D • 5’11” • Visalia College of the Sequoias: Competed for one year in soccer. Redwood HS: Graduated first in his class. Competed in soccer and football. Earned first-team All-League honors in soccer and second-team All-League honors in football. Soccer team won the 2004 CIF Central Section championship. Personal: Son of Tom and Ann Broderson. Majoring in economics. Enjoys wakeboarding, skiing, floating and movies. Lists scoring the Golden Goal against the USC club soccer team as his most exciting experience in sports. Se r v a n d o Perez #13 Fr e s h m a n • MF • 6’0” • Gu a d a l u p e Righetti HS: Was the 2009 Northern Santa Barbara County Athlete of the Year. Team won the Pac-7 League championship with an undefeated record and was a CIF semi-finalist. Earned first-team All-CIF honors and broke the school scoring record with 26 goals. Was named the Pac-7 League Most Valuable Player. Finished fourth in Santa Barbara County in cross country. Was a scholar-athlete and named a “Golden Warrior” for academic excellence. Personal: Son of Antonia Perez. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys music, hanging out with friends and spending time with family. Lists going undefeated in league, being ranked No. 1 in CIF Division V and being named one of the five finalists out of 2,000 players in 2008 Sueno MLS L.A. as his most exciting experiences in sports.

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Ma u r i c i o Se n i o r Mi df i e l d e r #14 Barrett 5’2” • Du a r t e 2008: Made an immediate impact for the Golden Eagles in his first year with the program. Appeared in 15 games and started five times. Contributed two assists for a total of two points. Assisted on Mickey Daly’s game-winning goal in overtime in the season opening 2-1 win at Cal State San Marcos on Aug. 29. Also picked up the assist on the game- tying goal by Federico Cino in a 1-1 tie at Western Washington on Nov. 3. Made his first career start at Vanguard on Sept. 5. Mt. San Antonio JC: Was one of the top players on a team that reached the semi-finals of the state championships in 2007. Earned first-team All-Conference honors both seasons. Sierra Vista HS: Earned first-team All-League honors as a junior and senior. Was the league Most Valuable Player as a senior. Competed in soccer, cross country and track and field. Personal: Son of Mauricio and Beatriz Barrett. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys hanging out with friends, watching ESPN and riding bikes. Lists the unbeaten season at Mt. San Antonio College in 2007 when the team went 22-0-3 and advanced to the state semi-finals as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 08 15-5 0 2 2 9 .000 1 .111 0 0-0

Az a Se n i o r De f e nd e r #15 Gomez 5’10” • Ac a p u l c o , MX 2008: Had his most productive season in his third year with the Golden Eagles. Scored a pair of goals and added two assists for a total of six points. Appeared in 18 games and started one game against Cal State Dominguez Hills in the NCAA West Region championship game on Nov. 15. Scored the first goal of his Cal State L.A. career and added an assist in a 7-1 win over Cal State Stanislaus on Oct. 5. Also notched the final goal in a 4-0 win over Cal State San Bernardino on Oct. 26. Picked up his second assist on Derrek Horn’s game-winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Cal Poly Pomona on Oct. 24. Made the Golden Eagles’ second kick in a 5-4 shootout win over Sonoma State in the NCAA Division II playoffs on Nov. 13 that advanced the Golden Eagles into the regional championship game. 2007: Had another solid season for the Golden Eagles as a sophomore. Appeared in 19 games and started six times. Started the first five games of the season and picked up another start in the regular-season finale at Cal State San Bernardino on Oct. 29. Helped a defense that allowed only 22 goals all season and recorded seven shutouts. Team allowed one or fewer goals in 13 of the 19 matches he played in last season. 2006: Made an impressive debut for the Golden Eagles as a freshman. Started all 23 games and helped solidify a defense that allowed only 36 goals in 23 games. Picked up the first point of his Cal State L.A. career when he assisted on a goal in a 3-0 victory at Cal State Monterey Bay on Oct. 1. Sweetwater Union HS: Competed in soccer, cross country and track and field. Was named to the San Diego Union Tribune All-Academic first team. Also earned first-team All-League honors and was the team’s Most Valuable Player in soccer, cross country and track and field. Personal: Son of Ricardo and Josefina Gomez. Majoring in civil engineering. Enjoys running, cooking and watching sports. Lists playing soccer at the university level as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 06 23-23 0 1 1 16 .000 1 .063 0 0-0 07 19-6 0 0 0 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-0 08 18-1 2 2 6 27 .074 9 .333 0 0-0 Totals 60-30 2 3 7 50 .040 12 .240 0 0-0

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Mi g u e l Se n i o r Mi df i e l d e r #16 Cucue 5’10” • Sa n t a An a 2008: Made a big contribution to the Golden Eagles in his first season with the program. Scored three goals and had one assist for a total of seven points. Appeared in all 22 games and started six times. Scored the game-winning goal in an important 1-0 win over Chico State on Oct. 3. Also had the game-winning goal in the second overtime of a 2-1 win at Seattle Pacific on Nov. 1. Scored once in 7-1 win over Cal State Stanislaus on Oct. 5. Finished tied for third on the team in goals scored and tied for fifth in points. Recorded his lone assist at Humboldt State on Sept. 26. Earned his first career start against Cal Poly Pomona on Oct. 24. Santa Ana JC: Earned first-team All-Orange Empire Conference as a sophomore and second-team All-Conference honors as a freshman. Team won conference championships both seasons and took third place in the state in 2007. Santa Ana HS: Earned first-team All-League and second-team All-CIF honors and team won a league championship. Was the offensive Most Valuable Player. Personal: Son of Baltazar and Cecilia Cucue. Majoring in communications. Enjoys watching sunsets, movies, treasure hunting, game winners, skydiving, collecting coins, cooking, soccer, tennis, collecting Yu-Gioh cards and poker. Lists scoring game-winning goals and earning conference championships at Santa Ana College as his most exciting experiences in sports. Served in the U.S. Army for six years and served in Iraq in 2005. Was activated for the San Diego fires in 2007 and is currently involved in public speaking.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 08 22-6 3 1 7 14 .214 5 .357 2 0-0

Er i k Vargas #17 Fr e s h m a n • MF • 5’8” • Ch u l a Vi s t a Hilltop HS: Was a four-year starter on varsity and a senior captain. Was named the Rookie of the Year as a freshman and picked up the Iron-man Award as a sophomore. Earned first-team All-League honors three times. Competed in soccer, swimming and diving and cross country.

Personal: Son of Victor and Christine Vargas. Is an undeclared major. Enjoys the beach, skating, playing and writing music and skateboarding. Lists being part of a Surf Cup champion, a U.S. Club Regionals National Championship finalist and playing in the CIF playoffs as a freshman as his most exciting experiences in sports. Played for the Academy U-18 team.

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Mi c k e y Se n i o r De f e nd e r #21 Daly 6’0” • So n o m a 2008: Had a tremendous first season with the Golden Eagles. Earned second-team NSCAA and Daktronics All-West Region honors. Was named the team’s Newcomer of the Year. Started all 22 games for Cal State L.A. and helped lead one of the nation’s top defenses. Was instrumental in a defense that allowed only 19 goals all season and posted nine shutouts. Got his Golden Eagle career off to a sensational start. Had an assist and then scored the game-winning goal in overtime of a 2-1 season-opening victory at Cal State San Marcos on Aug. 29. Also picked up an assist against Cal State Stanislaus on Oct. 5. Santa Rosa JC: Earned first-team All-America honors and was the Big 8 Conference Defensive Player of the Year. Team finished second in the state. Sonoma Valley HS: Competed in soccer, golf and baseball. Personal: Son of Mike and Carolyn Daly. Majoring in business management. Enjoys hanging out with friends, watching ESPN and riding bikes. Lists winning the 2009 National Premier Soccer League national championship with the Sonoma County Sol as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 08 22-22 1 2 4 18 .056 8 .444 1 0-0

Ch r i s Ju n i o r Mi df i e l d e r #23 Rangel 5’5” • La Me s a 2008: Was hampered by injuries and appeared in only two games for the Golden Eagles. Made his Cal State L.A. debut at Humboldt State on Sept. 26 and played again against Cal State Stanislaus on Oct. 5 before missing the remainder of the season. Received a medical redshirt. Cal State Bakersfield: Played for two seasons with the Roadrunners. Appeared in nine games and made five starts in 2007. Played in 13 matches in 2006. Made his first career appearance for Cal State Bakersfield in a 4-1 win over Fresno Pacific (8-28-06). Scored his first career goal in a 3-1 win over Cal Poly Pomona (10-22-06). Grossmont HS: Earned All-League honors on varsity as a senior. Was the team Most Valuable Player as a freshman. Also competed in track and field. Personal: Son of Nicolas and Maria Rangel. Majoring in nutrition. Enjoys baking, Chinese checkers and Otter Pops. Lists hitting a 75-foot shot to win a game in an eighth-grade game as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG SOG % GWG PK-Att 08 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0

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An t h o n y Porter #24 Ju n i o r • F • 5’11” • Wi c h i t a , KS Friends University: Competed for two seasons with the NAIA program in Kansas. Wichita HS South: Earned second-team All-City honors as a junior and senior and honorable mention All-City honors as a freshman and sophomore. Personal: Son of Ted and Cheri Porter. Majoring in computer science. Enjoys music, cars, art and collecting shoes. Lists his last year of club soccer at a national tournament in Minnesota as his most exciting experience in sports. Played on the River City Warriors.

Ro b e r t o Roca #26 Fr e s h m a n • MF • 5’6” • Su n Va l l e y San Fernando HS: Was the team’s Most Valuable Player as a sophomore and senior. Earned All-City and All-League honors. Was a member of the school’s Honor Roll. Competed in soccer, football and track and field. Personal: Son of Gilberto Roca and Rosalina Hernandez. Majoring in mechanical engineering. Enjoys playing the drums, guitar and soccer. Lists winning club championships two years in a row and high school playoffs for soccer and football as his most exciting experiences in sports.

Jo e s p h Davis #28 Ju n i o r • MF • 6’4” • Ch i n o Mt. San Antonio JC: Competed in soccer for two years. Don Lugo HS: Competed in soccer. Personal: Son of Craig and Connie Davis. Majoring in history. Enjoys golf, soccer and coaching. Lists scoring the game-winning goal in stoppage time against the defending junior college national champions as his most exciting experience in sports.

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2009 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer 14 Je s s e Ow e n s St a d i u m To b i a s Ju n i o r Go a l k e e p e r #29 Hummel 6’3” • Ba m b e r g , Ge r m a n y 2008: Had a second outstanding season with the Golden Eagles. Appeared in 13 matches and started 12 times. Made 49 saves and had a save percentage of .790. Had a goals against average of 0.97. Recorded four shutouts, all in consecutive starts. Had a career-high 10 saves in the Golden Eagles’ important 1-0 win over Chico State on Oct. 3. Got his first shutout of the season by making four saves in a 1-0 win over UC San Diego on Sept. 19. Followed that up with six saves in a 2-0 victory at Humboldt State on Sept. 26. After the win over Chico State, made three saves in a 0-0 tie over 110 minutes at San Francisco State on Oct. 12. Did not allow a goal over a stretch of 505 minutes, 20 seconds from Sept. 12 until Oct. 19. Came up huge for the Golden Eagles in the NCAA Division II playoff opener against Sonoma State. Made a tremendous save in the final minute of the second overtime to send the game into a shootout. Made an outstanding stop on Sonoma State’s first shooter and then converted on the Golden Eagles’ first kick in a 5-4 shootout win that advanced Cal State L.A. to the regional championship game. Received the CSULA Division of Intercollegiate Athletics Division Male Academic Achievement award and earned California Collegiate Athletic Association All-Academic honors. 2007: Made an immediate impact in his first season at Cal State L.A. Appeared in 16 matches and started 14 times. Made 58 saves and had a save percentage of .784. Had a goals against average of 0.97. Recorded five shutouts. Recorded four saves in his Golden Eagle debut and posted a shutout in a 5-0 win over San Marcos on Aug. 23. Made five saves in a 0-0 tie at Cal Baptist on Sept. 1 and recorded three saves in a 4-0 shutout of Cal Poly Pomona on Sept. 14. Came back with four saves in a 2-0 win over Cal State San Bernardino on Sept. 16 and got his final shutout with six saves in a 2-0 win at Cal State Stanislaus. Also made six saves in a 1-1 tie with Seattle Pacific on Sept. 11. Earned CCAA All-Academic honors. Clavius Gymnasium Bamberg: Competed in soccer. Personal: Son of Detlef and Elisabeth Hummel. Majoring in mechanical engineering. Enjoys friends, movies and traveling. Lists advancing past Sonoma State on penalty kicks in the NCAA playoffs in 2008 as his most exciting experience in sports.

Yr. GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct. W L T SHO 07 16-14 1482:18 16 0.97 58 .784 9 5 2 5 08 13-12 1207:00 13 0.97 49 .790 6 2 4 4 Totals 29-16 2689:18 29 0.97 107 .787 15 7 6 9 Jo s e Martinez #31 So p h o m o r e • GK • 5’10” • Mi s s i o n Hi l l s 2008: Did not compete for the Golden Eagles and was a redshirt. James Monroe HS: Earned All-League and All-City honors three years in a row. Was the Defensive Player of the Year all three years. Was named the Rookie of the Year as a freshman and did not allow a goal on the freshman team. Team advanced to state championships four times and finished second twice. Personal: Son of Jose and Priscilla Martinez. Majoring in civil engineering. Enjoys long beach walks, watching sunsets, whale watching and collecting Pokemon. Lists playing soccer in Barcelona, Spain as his most exciting experience in sports. To n y Hernandez #33 Ju n i o r • D • 5’4” • Pa r a m o u n t Taft JC: Earned first-team All-Central Valley Conference honors in 2008 and was part of a state championship team in 2007. Palmdale HS: Competed in soccer. Personal: Son of Juan and Dora Rodriguez. Majoring in criminal justice. Enjoys walks on the beach, music, FIFA, dancing and skateboarding. Lists winning the state championship at Taft College as his most exciting experience in sports.

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Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer 16 CSULA Re c o r d Bo o k Single-Game Records Shots Team Records Goals 1. 114 Mike Gregorian 1989 Longest Conference Winning Streak: 1. 4 Morten Marthinsen 8-29-04 15 games, 9-29-82 to 10-17-83 2. 3 24 times - Jesus Gonzalez (5), Goalie Shutouts Martin Vasquez (3), Nikos Gutrugianios (2), Morten 1. 8 Last by Patrick Fry 2005 Longest Conference Unbeaten Streak: Marthinsen (2), Brian Askew, Arturo Beas, Brent 32 games, 9-22-82 to 10-31-84 Bish, Tony Carillo, Javier Duarte, Jesus Flores, Highest Save Percentage Mike Gregorian, Salvador Oliva, Juan Carlos 1. .927 Claine Plummer 1994 Longest Home Field Unbeaten Streak: Sanchez, Dino Torres, Luis Zavala, Victor Arana. 32 games 1982-86 Career Records Assists Goals Single Game 1. 3 Last by Rufino Franco 8-29-07 1. 67* Martin Vasquez 1981-83 Most Goals: 12 vs. Whittier 10-12-82 (12-1) 2. 46 Morten Marthinsen 2004-07 Most Goals (1 Half): 9, vs. CSUB 10-11-83 (9-0) Shots 3. 44 Jesus Gonzalez 1991-94 Winning Margin: 11 vs. Whittier 10-12-82 (12-1) 1. 12 Mike Gregorian 9-23 & 10-18-89 4. 33 Nikos Gutrugianios 1999-2002 Most Shots: 39 vs. Azusa Pacific 9-15-83 5. 32 Mike Gregorian 1985-87, 89 & vs. Loyola Marymount 10-16-85 Goalie Saves 6. 27 Carlos Zavala 1988-91 Most Corner Kicks: 12, vs. UCSB 9-7-88 1. 15 Joe Shuck 9-23-90 27 Salvador Oliva 1979, 81, 83 Most Goalie Saves: 15 vs. SMU 9-23-90 8. 25 Victor Arana 1994, 96, 98 Single-Season Records 9. 23 Mehran Molkara 1990-93 Single Season Goals 10. 22 Igor Beyder 1981-83 Wins: 20 1981 (20-3-0) 1. 29* Martin Vasquez 1981 22 J. Carlos Sanchez 1990-92 Consecutive Wins: 16 1981 2. 23 Jesus Gonzalez 1992 Goals: 72 1983 (22 games) 23 Martin Vasquez 1982 Assists Assists: 93 1982 (21 games) 4. 16 Mike Gregorian 1989 1. 41 Igor Beyder 1981-83 Saves: 121 1989 (20 games) 5. 15 Martin Vasquez 1983 2. 35 Martin Vasquez 1981-83 Shutouts: 12 1996 6. 14 Carlos Zavala 1991 3. 27 Marc Charlton 1981-84 Consecutive Shutouts: 4 9-26 to10-17-83 7. 13 Morten Marthinsen 2005 4. 26 Ricardo Torres 1981-83 9-14 to 9-26-08 13 Morten Marthinsen 2004 5. 22 Mehran Molkara 1990-93 Lowest Goals Against Avg.: 0.714 1982 13 Jesus Gonzalez 1994 6. 17 Carlos Oliva 1981, 1983 Fewest Goals Allowed: 15 1982 (21 gms.) 13 Igor Beyder 1983 7. 16 Rufino Franco 2005-08 13 Salvador Oliva 1983 16 Waldir Guerra 1987-89 bold indicates current player 9. 15 Sergio Zavala 1995-98 *CCAA record Assists 15 Esteban Chavez 1994-97 1. 22* Igor Beyder 1982 2. 18 Martin Vasquez 1982 Points 3. 14 Marc Charlton 1982 1. 169* Martin Vasquez 1981-83 Year-by-Year Results 14 Salvador Oliva 1981 2. 106 Morten Marthinsen 2004-07 5. 12 Martin Vasquez 1983 3. 99 Jesus Gonzalez 1991-94 12 Dennis Idrissa 2005 Year W L T Pct. 4. 83 Igor Beyder 1981-83 7. 11 Richard Torres 1981 1978 6 5 3 .577 5. 76 Mike Gregorian 1985-87, 89 11 Igor Beyder 1981 6. 74 Nikos Gutrugianios 1999-2002 1979 8 10 2 .450 9. 10 Carlos Juarez 1981 7. 71 Salvador Oliva 1979, 81-82 1980 13 7 1 .643 10 Adrian Cortes 1992 8. 68 Mehran Molkara 1990-93 1981 20 3 0 .870 Points 9. 65 Carlos Zavala 1988-91 1982 11 8 2 .571 1. 64* Martin Vasquez 1982 10. 62 Ricardo Torres 1981-83 1983 15 4 3 .750 2. 63 Martin Vasquez 1981 1984 12 4 4 .700 3. 51 Jesus Gonzalez 1992 Goalie Saves 4. 42 Martin Vasquez 1983 1. 381 David Jacques 1982-84, 86 1985 12 4 1 .735 5. 35 Mike Gregorian 1989 2. 248 Claine Plummer 1994-97 1986 4 11 4 .316 6. 34 Igor Beyder 1983 3. 229 Javier Barragan 1999-2000 4. 191 Joe Shuck 1988-90 1987 8 8 5 .500 34 Adrian Cortes 1992 1988 10 9 1 .525 8. 33 Carlos Zavala 1991 5. 172 Ricky Gonzalez 2002-04 9. 32 Marc Charlton 1982 6. 149 Patrick Fry 2005-06 1989 11 6 3 .625 32 Carlos Juarez 1981 7. 119 Louie Hernandez 1989 1990 7 12 0 .368 32 Salvador Oliva 1981 8. 107 Tobias Hummel 2007-Present 9. 102 Peter Prieto 1991-92 1991 9 10 0 .474 Goalie Saves 10. 100 Scott Mazurier 2001 1992 16 2 3 .833 1. 126 Javier Barragan 2000 1993 9 8 1 .528 2. 119 Louie Hernandez 1989 Lowest Goals Against Average 1994 15 4 2 .762 3. 117 Joe Shuck 1990 1. 0.86 Noe David 2006-Present 1995 7 10 2 .421 4. 113 David Jacques 1986 2. 0.97 Tobias Hummel 2007-Present 5. 103 Javier Barragan 1999 3. 1.25 Rosario Pina 1991-92 1996 10 6 4 .600 6. 100 Scott Mazurier 2001 4. 1.31 Miguel Castro 1986-87 1997 4 12 1 .265 7. 90 Ricky Gonzalez 2003 5. 1.40 Claine Plummer 1994-97 1998 5 12 1 .306 8. 89 David Jacques 1984 6. 1.42 Patrick Fry 2005-06 1999 3 12 2 .235 9. 87 Claine Plummer 1994 7. 1.79 Joe Shuck 1988-90 10. 85 Patrick Fry 2005 8. 1.85 Ricky Gonzalez 2002-04 2000 4 15 0 .211 9. 1.88 Peter Prieto 1991-92 2001 6 13 0 .316 Lowest Goals Against Average (Since 1985 - Min. 1,100 minutes played over two 2002 5 13 0 .277 1. 0.54 Rosario Pina 1992 or more seasons) 2003 7 8 4 .474 2. 0.61 Noe David 2008 3. 0.75 Carlos Pena 1985 Shots 2004 9 9 1 .500 4. 0.89 Louie Hernandez 1989 1 266 Morten Marthinsen 2004-07 2005 9 9 0 .500 5. 0.91 David Jacques 1986 2. 188 Waldir Guerra 1987-89 2006 13 8 2 .609 6. 0.97 Tobias Hummel 2008 0.97 Tobias Hummel 2007 Goalie Shutouts 2007 11 6 4 .619 8. 1.09 Claine Plummer 1994 1. 27 David Jacques 1982-84, 86 2008 13 5 4 .682 9. 1.17 Peter Prieto 1992 Total 322 253 60 .532 10. 1.19 Joe Shuck 1988 Highest Save Percentage 1. .859 Larry Draluck 1978-81

17 www.csulaathletics.com Aw a r d s & Acc o l a d e s All-Americans All-Conference 2004 Morten Marthinsen (1st team) 1981 Igor Beyder 1982 Martin Vasquez (1st team) Jaime Beltran (2nd team) Carlos Juarez Gerardo Granados (1st team) Franklin Lara (2nd team) 1982 Martin Vasquez Julio Vicente (1st team) 2005 Morten Marthinsen (1st team) 1984 Eduardo Zatarian Marc Charlton (2nd team) Kent Hayashi (2nd team) 1996 Luis Hernandez Richard Torres (2nd team) Rufino Franco (HM) 2006 Morten Marthinsen (3rd) 1983 Martin Vasquez (1st team) Kyle Hewitt (HM) 2008 Ruben Hansen (HM) David Jacques (1st team) 2006 Morten Marthinsen (1st team) Igor Beyder (1st team) Derrek Horn (1st team) All-Region Richard Torres (1st team) Dennis Idrissa (1st team) 1982 Martin Vasquez 1985 Jerry Granados (1st team) Marvin Sandoval (HM) Igor Beyder Alberto Bru (1st team) 2007 Rufino Franco (1st team) Richard Torres Carlos Pena (2nd team) Morten Marthinsen (1st team) 1985 Jerry Granados (2nd team) Douglas Mancia (2nd team) Patrick Thurston (2nd team) Carlos Pena (2nd team) 1992 Jesus Gonzalez (1st team) John Massaquoi (2nd team) Douglas Mancia (2nd team) Mehran Molkara (1st team) Anton Gunnarsson (HM) 1986 David Jacques (1st team) Carlos Sanchez (1st team) Ruben Hansen (HM) 1987 Mike Gregorian (2nd team) Adrian Cortez (1st team) Jason Swope (HM) Steve Sengelmann (2nd team) Peter Prieto (2nd team) 2008 Rufino Franco (1st team) 1989 Mike Gregorian (1st team) Rafael Moran (2nd team) Ruden Hanson (1st team) 1990 Carlos Zavala (1st team) Carlos Zavala (2nd team) Kristian Gaustad (2nd team) Mehran Molkara (2nd team) Jorge Garcia (2nd team) Kyle Hewitt (2nd team) 1991 Carlos Zavala (1st team) Armando Sierra (HM) Anton Gunnarsson (2nd team) 1996 Luis Hernandez Chris Cervantes (HM) Victor Arana 1993 Carlos Zavala (1st team) All-CCAA: 1982-83, 1992-present 2004 Morten Marthinsen (2nd team) Carlos Sanchez (1st team) All-SWSC: 1985 2005 Morten Marthinsen (2nd team) Chris Cervantes (2nd team) 2006 Morten Marthinsen (1st team) Luis Hernandez (2nd team) CCAA Newcomer of the Year Dennis Idrissa (2nd team) Dario Gomez (HM) 2006 Derrek Horn Derrek Horn (2nd team) 1994 Claine Plummer (1st team) 2007 Morten Marthinsen (2nd team) Victor Arana (1st team) CCAA Freshman of the Year Patrick Thurston (2nd team) Jesus Gonzalez (1st team) 2005 Kyle Hewitt Rufino Franco (2nd team) Dario Gomez (1st team) 2007 Anton Gunnarsson 2008 Ruben Hansen (1st team) Luis Hernandez (2nd team) Rufino Franco (1st team) Carlos Elizarraraz (HM) bold indicates current player Mickey Daly (2nd team) 1995 Esteban Chavez (1st team) Kristian Gaustad (2nd team) Dino Torres (2nd team) Joe Verplancke (2nd team) CCAA Player of the Year Alex Jimenez (2nd team) 1981 Carlos Juarez Eriberto Gonzalez (HM) 1982 Igor Beyder Jeff Verplancke (HM) 1983 Martin Vasquez (Co) Alex Lemos (HM) 1992 Jesus Gonzalez Hernan Grenados (HM) 2005 Morten Marthinsen 1996 Victor Arana (1st team) Luis Hernandez (1st team) Coach of the Year Alex Jimenez (2nd team) 1982 Berhane Andeberhan (Region) 1997 Alex Lemos (1st team) 1983 Berhane Andeberhan (CCAA) Luis Zavala (2nd team) 1992 Leonardo Cuellar (CCAA) Sergio Zavala (2nd team) 2004 Chris Chamides (CCAA) Alfredo Garcia (HM) 2006 Chris Chamides (Regional) 1998 Victor Arana (2nd team) Walter Buckeridge (2nd team) 1999 Nikos Gutrugianios (HM) Robert Navarro (HM) 2000 Nikos Gutrugianios (HM) Bedros Pogosyan (HM) 2001 Nikos Gutrugianios (1st team) Jaime Beltran (2nd team) Otto Rodriguez (2nd team) 2002 Nikos Gutrugianios (1st team)

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Ov e r a l l Re c o r d : 13-5-4 • CCAA Re c o r d : 9-3-2 • Ho m e : 6-0-0 • Aw a y 7-4-3 • Ne u t r a l : 0-1-1 Date Opponent Score Record Goals Scored (Assist) 8/29 at Cal State San Marcos W 2-1 OT 1- 0- 0 HEWITT, Kyle (DALY, Mickey;GAUSTAD, Kristian) DALY, Mickey (BARRETT, Mauricio) 09/05 at Vanguard W 1-0 2- 0- 0 BEALL, Bryce (unassisted) 09/08 at California Baptist W 2-1 3- 0- 0 HORN, Derrek (GAUSTAD, Kristian) HORN, Derrek (GAUSTAD, Kristian) *9/12 at Cal State San Bernardino 2-2 TO2 3- 0- 1 HORN, Derrek (GAUSTAD, Kristian) HANSEN, Ruben (FRANCO, Rufino) *9/14 at Cal Poly Pomona W 1-0 4- 0- 1 GAUSTAD, Kristian (CINO, Federico) *9/19 UC SAN DIEGO W 1-0 5- 0- 1 GAUSTAD, Kristian (FRANCO, Rufino;CINO, Federico) *9/21 #4 CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS W 1-0 6- 0- 1 BEALL, Bryce (SANDOVAL, Josh;TRIPP, Spencer) *9/26 at Humboldt State W 2-0 7- 0- 1 SANDOVAL, Josh (BEALL, Bryce) HORN, Derrek (CUCUE, Miguel) *9/28 at #23 Sonoma State 0-2 L 7- 1- 1 *10/3 CHICO STATE W 1-0 8- 1- 1 CUCUE, Miguel (GAUSTAD, Kristian) *10/5 CS STANISLAUS W 7-1 9- 1- 1 HANSEN, Ruben (DALY, Mickey) HEWITT, Kyle (GAUSTAD, Kristian) GOMEZ, Aza (CINO, Federico) CUCUE, Miguel (CINO, Federico;GOMEZ, Aza) GAUSTAD, Kristian (unassisted) CINO, Federico (FRANCO, Rufino;GAUSTAD, Kristian) LOPEZ, Julian (DAVID, Noe) *10/10 at CSU Monterey Bay W 1-0 OT 10- 1- 1 MORA, David (CINO, Federico) *10/12 at San Francisco State 0-0 TO2 10- 1- 2 *10/17 at #10 CS Dominguez Hills 0-1 L OT 10- 2- 2 *10/19 at UC San Diego 0-1 L 10- 3- 2 *10/24 CAL POLY POMONA W 2-1 11- 3- 2 FRANCO, Rufino (penalty kick) HORN, Derrek (GOMEZ, Aza) *10/26 CS SAN BERNARDINO W 4-0 12- 3- 2 HANSEN, Ruben (LOPEZ, Julian) HEWITT, Kyle (LOPEZ, Julian) GAUSTAD, Kristian (MORA, David;HEWITT, Kyle) GOMEZ, Aza (HORN, Derrek) 11/1 at Seattle Pacific W 2-1 TO2 13- 3- 2 HEWITT, Kyle (HANSEN, Ruben) CUCUE, Miguel (BEALL, Bryce) 11/3 at Western Washington 1-1 TO2 13- 3- 3 CINO, Federico (BARRETT, Mauricio) %11/7 vs #11 Sonoma State 1-2 L 13- 4- 3 HEWITT, Kyle (unassisted) ^11/13 vs #6 Sonoma State 1-1 TO2 13- 4- 4 FRANCO, Rufino (penalty kick) ^11/15 at #9 CS Dominguez Hills 0-4 L 13- 5- 4

*California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) contests. % CCAA Conference Tournament ^NCAA West Regional 2009 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer 20 2008 St a t i s t i c s # Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 9 GAUSTAD, Kristian 21-2 4 7 15 43 .093 21 .488 2 0-0 12 HEWITT, Kyle 22-22 5 1 11 45 .111 19 .422 1 0-0 2 HORN, Derrek 22-1 5 1 11 22 .227 14 .636 2 0-0 33 CINO, Federico 22-3 2 5 9 15 .133 4 .267 0 0-1 13 CUCUE, Miguel 22-6 3 1 7 14 .214 5 .357 2 0-0 4 HANSEN, Ruben 22-22 3 1 7 8 .375 5 .625 1 0-0 8 FRANCO, Rufino 22-22 2 3 7 10 .200 5 .500 0 2-2 15 GOMEZ, Aza 18-1 2 2 6 27 .074 9 .333 0 0-0 23 BEALL, Bryce 22-20 2 2 6 23 .087 15 .652 2 0-0 21 DALY, Mickey 22-22 1 2 4 18 .056 8 .444 1 0-0 10 LOPEZ, Julian 16-5 1 2 4 15 .067 6 .400 0 0-0 16 SANDOVAL, Josh 16-12 1 1 3 21 .048 12 .571 1 0-0 7 MORA, David 22-22 1 1 3 7 .143 3 .429 1 0-0 14 BARRETT, Mauricio 15-5 0 2 2 9 .000 1 .111 0 0-0 17 TRIPP, Spencer 13-11 0 1 1 12 .000 5 .417 0 0-0 1 DAVID, Noe 10-11 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 5 GUNNARSSON, Anton 19-17 0 0 0 5 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 6 MARTINEZ, Jayro 13-0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 22 RANGEL, Chris 2-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 19 PLACKO, Alexander 14-12 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 3 BAHR, Arthur 18-15 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 29 HUMMEL, Tobias 13-12 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 22 32 33 97 300 .107 134 .447 13 2-3 Opponents 22 18 20 56 221 .081 106 .480 5 0-0

## Name GP-GS Min. GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 1 DAVID, Noe 10-10 883:24 6 0.61 37 .860 7 3 0 5 29 HUMMEL, Tobias 13-12 1207:00 13 0.97 49 .790 6 2 4 4 Total 22 2090:24 19 0.82 88 .822 13 5 4 9 Opponents 22 2090:24 32 1.38 102 .761 5 13 4 5

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cal State L.A. 13 16 2 1 - 32 Opponents 7 11 1 0 - 19

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cal State L.A. 138 138 18 6 - 300 Opponents 107 104 4 6 - 221

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cal State L.A. 44 42 0 2 - 88 Opponents 52 44 4 2 - 102

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cal State L.A. 49 62 7 4 - 122 Opponents 43 22 2 2 - 69

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cal State L.A. 156 148 11 5 - 320 Opponents 141 145 9 6 - 301

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Fi n a l St a nd i ngs Al l -CCAA Te a m s North Division First-Team All-CCAA F Kyle Holland CSUDH Sr. Team CCAA Record Pts Overall Record F Ross Middlemiss SSU Sr. z - Sonoma State 11-1-2 35 18-2-4 F Andrew Bailey SSU Sr. x - Chico State 9-5-0 27 13-5-1 M Eric Lafon SSU Sr. San Francisco State 5-8-1 16 8-10-2 M Zac Crim CSUC Sr. Humboldt State 3-8-3 12 8-8-4 M Kyle Crain CSUC Jr. CS Monterey Bay 3-8-3 12 3-11-4 M Nathan Medina SSU Sr. Cal State Stanislaus 3-11-0 6 4-12-1 M Rufino Franco CSULA Sr. D Kevin Gallaugher CSUDH Jr. South Division D Doug Carr SSU Sr. D ruben Hansen CSULA Jr. Team CCAA Record Pts Overall Record GK Drew Ryan HSU Sr. x - CS Dominguez Hills 10-2-2 32 21-2-4 . x - Cal State L.A. 9-3-2 29 13-5-4 Second-Team All-CCAA CS San Bernardino 6-5-3 21 7-10-3 F Obi Agwu CSUSB So. UC San Diego 6-6-2 20 10-6-2 F Kristian Gaustad CSULA Jr. Cal Poly Pomona 2-10-2 8 4-11-3 F Evan Armstrong CSUC Jr. F Tony Fernandez UCSD Sr. x - CCAA Championship participant M Matt Johnson CSUS Sr. z - CCAA Champion M kyle Hewitt CSULA Sr. M Kris Clark CSUDH Jr. M Juan Pablo Murillo CSUMB Jr. D Jared Kukura UCSD So. Fi n a l CCAA Ra n k i n g s D Byron Salata CSUC Sr. D Anton Gunnarsson CSULA So. Team Rankings D Scott Preckwinkle SSU Sr. Shots: 3rd (300) GK Peter Akman UCSD Sr. Points: 5th (96) Honorable Mention All-CCAA Goals: 5th (32) Forwards Goals per Game: 5th (1.45) Tyler Reinhart (CPP), Dylan Glass (SFSU). Assists: 4th (32) Assists per Game: 5th (1.45) Miguel Alatore (Cal State San Bernardino), Goals Allowed: 3rd (18) Hector Quevedo (CPP), Josh Suggs (HSU), Rigo Cardenas (CPP). Goals Against Avg.: 4th (0.82) Defenders Saves: 3rd (88) Alberto Garcia (CSUDH), Shutouts: 4th (9) Carmelo Terranova (CSUDH). Corners: 3rd (122) Goalkeeper Brook Johnson (SSU). Individual Rankings Assists 2008 CCAA Most Valuable Offensive Player Kristian Gaustad (6th, 7) Ross Middlemiss (Sonoma State) Goals Against Avg. 2008 CCAA Most Valuable Defensive Player Noe David (1st, 0.61), Tobias Hummel (6th, 0.97) Kevin Gallaugher (Cal State Dominguez Hills) Save Percentage Noe David (1st, .860), Tobias Hummel (4th, .790) 2008 CCAA Newcomer of the Year Saves Cam Vickers (Sonoma State) Tobias Hummel (9th, 49) Saves per Game 2008 CCAA Freshman of the Year Tobias Hummel (7th, 3.77), Noe David (8th, 3.70) Andrew Ruiz (Cal State Stanislaus) Shutouts 2008 CCAA Coach of the Year Noe David (6th, 5.0), Tobias Hummel (4.0) Felipe Restrepo (Chico State) 2009 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer 22 Co r p o r a t e Pa r t n e r

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25 www.csulaathletics.com Ca l St a t e L.A. At h l e t i c s Cal State L.A. boasts a rich athletic history with seven national team championships, 10 national team runner-up finishes and 70 conference championships. This tradition of excellence continued in 2008-09 as evidenced by the following: • Approximately 35% of our student-athletes earned year- • Kendra Reimer was named the West Region Assistant long GPAs of 3.0 or higher Coach of the Year in women’s track and field • Seven of Cal State L.A.’s 11 intercollegiate teams qualified • Cal State L.A.’s women’s outdoor track and field team for CCAA or NCAA postseason competition finished second in the CCAA and seventh in the nation • Cal State L.A. finished 54th in the 2009 Directors’ Cup • Cal State L.A.’s women’s cross country team finished out of 281 NCAA Division II programs second in the CCAA, fourth in the West Region and 13th • Golden Eagle student-athletes earned 15 All-America in the country awards, 15 All-Region awards and 46 All-CCAA awards • Cal State L.A.’s men’s soccer team reached the NCAA • Vivien Wadeck’s eighth-place national finish was the best West Region championship game for the second time in for a Cal State L.A. cross country runner since 1994 three years and finished the season ranked 14th in the • Vivien Wadeck was the CCAA Athlete of the Year in cross nation after hitting a high of No. 4 in the country during country the regular-season • Vivien Wadeck (cross country and women’s track and • Cal State L.A.’s women’s volleyball team advanced to field) and Gabriela Bulawczyk (volleyball) were named the West Region semi-finals for a fifth straight year and CCAA Newcomers of the Year in their sports finished the season ranked 18th in the country • Tuekeha Huntley (women’s track and field) was named • Cal State L.A.’s baseball team earned the No. 3 seed the CCAA Freshman of the Year in her sport in the CCAA Championship Tournament and was 32-17 • The Golden Eagles claimed seven individual CCAA titles: overall Vivien Wadeck in women’s track and field (2) and cross • Cal State L.A.’s women’s indoor track and field team country, Moriah Jubrey in women’s track and field, Denina finished in a tie for 26th in the country Speights in women’s track and field, Sierra Backus in women’s track and field and Josh Linker in men’s track and field

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Day Date Opponent Location Time Saturday 8/29 University of Hawaii at Hilo Jesse Owens Track 7:00 PM Wednesday 9/2 Montana State University-Billings Jesse Owens Track 7:00 PM Tuesday 9/8 *at Cal State Dominguez Hills Carson, CA 7:00 PM Friday 9/11 *Cal Poly Pomona Jesse Owens Track 7:00 PM Sunday 9/13 *Cal State San Bernardino Jesse Owens Track 7:00 PM Friday 9/18 *at Cal State Monterey Bay Seaside, CA 3:00 PM Sunday 9/20 *at San Francisco State San Francisco, CA 11:30 AM Wednesday 9/23 *Cal State Dominguez Hills Jesse Owens Track 4:30 PM Friday 9/25 *Chico State Jesse Owens Track 4:30 PM Sunday 9/27 *Cal State Stanislaus Jesse Owens Track 11:30 AM Friday 10/2 *at Cal State San Bernardino San Bernardino, CA 12:30 PM Sunday 10/4 *at Cal Poly Pomona Pomona, CA 11:30 AM Friday 10/9 *at Humboldt State Arcata, CA 4:30 PM Sunday 10/11 *at Sonoma State Rohnert Park, CA 2:00 PM Friday 10/16 *Cal State East Bay Jesse Owens Track 4:30 PM Sunday 10/18 *UC San Diego Jesse Owens Track 11:30 AM Wednesday 10/21 Seattle Pacific University Jesse Owens Track 7:00 PM Friday 10/23 Western Washington University Jesse Owens Track 1:00 PM Friday 10/30 *at UC San Diego La Jolla, CA 4:30 PM Sunday 11/1 *at Cal State East Bay Hayward, CA 2:00 PM Fri.-Sun. 11/6-8 vs CCAA Tournament (Hosted by CS Stanislaus) Turlock, CA TBA Friday 11/13 vs NCAA Tournament (1st & 2nd Round) TBA TBA Friday 11/20 vs NCAA Tournament (Quarterfinals) TBA TBA Thurs.-Sat. 12/3-5 vs NCAA Tournament (Semifinals & Finals) TBA TBA

*CCAA Contest Home matches in bold at Jesse Owens Track

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