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2017 Falcon Bgsu Soccer BGSU FALCON SOCCER 2017 BGSU MEN’S SOCCER 2017 RECORD BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS The 2017 Season 2017 Rosters 2 GENERAL INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Roster Breakdown 3 School _________Bowling Green State University 2016 Overall Record ______________9-6-4 (.579) Location _______________ Bowling Green, Ohio 2016 MAC Record _______________2-0-3 (.700) Founded / Enrollment ___________ 1910 / 19,000 Conference Finish ________________Second of 6 The MAC Nickname / Colors ___Falcons / Orange & Brown MAC Tournament ___________Lost in Semifinals The Mid-American Conference 6 Conference ____________ Mid-American (MAC) Letterwinners Returning / Lost ___________13 / 7 Home Facility _____________ Cochrane Stadium Starters Returning / Lost _________________7 / 4 Series Information 7-8 President ______________ Dr. Mary Ellen Mazey Director of Athletics _________Bob Moosbrugger PROGRAM HISTORY Senior Associate AD/SWA ______Lauren Ashman First Year of Men’s Soccer ______________ 1965 Falcon Men’s Soccer History Faculty Representatives ____Ray Schneider, PhD, All-Time Varsity Record ______431-364-84 (.538) Year-by-Year Records 10 ______________________ Donna Trautman, PhD All-Time MAC Record _________59-64-15 (.482) Athletics Dept. Phone ___________ 419.372.2401 MAC Regular-Season Titles ________________ 3 Year-by-Year Results & Stats 11-42 _________________________ (1996, 2000, 2002) Cochrane Stadium 43-48 COACHING STAFF MAC Tournament Appearances ____________ 19 BGSU Hall of Fame Inductees 50-53 Head Coach ____________________ Eric Nichols (1994-95-96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-10-12-14-16) All-Americans 54-55 Alma Mater _________________Ohio State, 2000 MAC Ty. Championship-Match Appearances __ 9 Falcons in the Pros 56-57 E-Mail ___________________ [email protected] _(1994-1995-1996-1997-1998-2000-2002-2003-2014) NCAA Tournament Teams 58-59 Office Phone __________________ 419.372.7072 MAC Tournament Titles ___________________ 3 __________________________(1995-1996-1997) Letterwinners 60-64 Record at BGSU (years) _______ 62-66-24 (eight) MAC Tournament Record ________18-16-0 (.529) Single-Season & Career Leaders 66 MAC Record _______________________ 16-21-9 Career Record (years) __________ 121-88-26 (12) NCAA Championships Appearances _________ 6 Falcon Men’s Soccer Records 67 Assistant Coach _______Eric Reed (fourth season) ____________(1972-1973-1992-1995-1996-1997) Honors & Awards 68-77 Alma Mater ____________________ UCLA, 2006 NCAA Championships Record ____ 4-6-0 (.400) * Falcons in the MAC Tournament 78 E-Mail ____________________ [email protected] * includes wins in 1995 & ‘97 NCAA ‘Play-In’ Matches Assistant Coach ____ Zach Mason (second season) Alma Mater _________________Ohio State, 2016 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS E-Mail ___________________ [email protected] Asst. AD/Director _______________Jason Knavel Dir. of Operations _ Jason Samuelsen (fourth season) Asst. Director (m.soccer) __________Mike Cihon Media Coordinator _ Rami Alazhari (third season) Office Phone __________________ 419.372.0474 Assistant Coaches’ Office Phone __ 419.372.7071 E-Mail [email protected] Assistant Director ____________ Jenna Jorgensen 2017 MEDIA INFORMATION Assistant ____________________James Nahikian • This 2017 Bowling Green State University Men’s Soccer record book is a production of the BGSU Athletic Communications Office in conjunction with the BGSU Men’s Soccer Office Assistant _______________________ Matt Daley Mailing Address _______ 247 Perry Stadium East • Information compiled, written and edited by men’s soccer SID Mike Cihon _____________ Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0030 • Photography by BGSU Marketing & Communications (Craig Bell and Brad Phalin), as well as Ernie Aranyosi, Larry Overnight Address ________ 1610 Stadium Drive Clapper, Kara Fallon, Bianca Garza, Jeff Harwell, Ruben Kappler, Michael Nemeth & members of the BGSU Athletic Athletics Website __________BGSUFalcons.com Communications staff Twitter _____ @BGathletics, @BGSUmenssoccer • Information up to date as of August 1, 2017 ON THE COVER • BGSU seniors (from top) Prayag Jina, Brad Macomber, Alexis Souahy & Keaton Reynolds 1 • BOWLING GREEN • 2017 MEN’S SOCCER • 1 2017 BGSU ROSTERS & PRONUNCIATIONS NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME (PRONUNCIATION) POS. YEAR HOMETOWN / H.S. / PREVIOUS SCHOOL(S) 1 Billy Larsen GK R-Jr. St. Charles, Ill. / North 2 Vinny Worner M Fr. Copley, Ohio / Copley 3 Dominic Grida (GREE-da) ** D/M Jr. North Royalton, Ohio / North Royalton 4 Moe Mustafa (moo-STAH-fa) ** D Jr. Westlake, Ohio / Westlake 5 Tom Wrobel (ROW-bull) * D So. Mississauga, Ontario, Canada / St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic 6 Chris Brennan * F So. Copley, Ohio / Copley 7 Tate Robertson ** F Jr. Springfield, Ohio / Catholic Central 8 Alexis Souahy (a-LEX-ee SWAH-hee) ** D Sr. Saint Etienne au Mont, France / Saint Joseph / Notre Dame Coll. 9 Brad Macomber (MAY-comb-err) *** F Sr. Muskegon, Mich. / Reeths-Puffer 10 Prayag Jina (PRAY-ag JEE-na) *** M Sr. Aurora, Ohio / Aurora 11 Charlie Maciejewski (ma-JESS-kee) * M So. Cincinnati, Ohio / Summit Country Day 12 Peter Pugliese (pug-LEESE) ** M Jr. Cambridge, Ontario, Canada / Jacob Hespeler Secondary 13 Erik Horvath D Fr. Naperville, Ill. / Neuqua Valley 14 Keaton Reynolds *** F Sr. Noblesville, Ind. / Noblesville 15 Ebenezer Ackon D Jr. Cape Coast, Ghana / Mfantsipim School 17 Sam Pugliese (pug-LEESE) M Fr. Cambridge, Ontario, Canada / Jacob Hespeler Secondary 18 Marshall Mast D Fr. Traverse City, Mich. / Central 19 Amandy Ayima M So. Wiaga, Ghana / Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary 20 Aaron Davis D Sr. Perrysburg, Ohio / Perrysburg / Lourdes Univ. 21 Robert Miller III * F So. York, Pa. / Central York 22 Chris Sullivan M Fr. Naperville, Ill. / North 23 Mitchell Evans D So. Troy, Ohio / Troy 24 Anthony Mwembia (MWEM-bee-a) * GK So. Toulouse, France 27 Zach Buescher M Fr. Holland, Ohio / Toledo St. John’s Jesuit 28 Theo Jamilloux GK 5-Sr. Toulouse, France / Pierre-Paul Riquet / Univ. of Louisville Head Coach: Eric Nichols (Ohio State, 2000) – ninth year * letters earned Assistant Coach: Eric Reed (UCLA, 2006) – fourth year # 2016 Captains Assistant Coach: Zach Mason (Ohio State, 2016) – second year Director of Soccer Operations: Jason Samuelsen – fourth year Media Coordinator: Rami Alazhari – third year Assistant Director, Strength & Conditioning: Emily McClelland (Bowling Green, 2014) – third year ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME (PRONUNCIATION) POS. YEAR HOMETOWN (H.S./PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 15 Ebenezer Ackon D Jr. Cape Coast, Ghana / Mfantsipim School 19 Amandy Ayima M So. Wiaga, Ghana / Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary 6 Chris Brennan * F So. Copley, Ohio / Copley 27 Zach Buescher M Fr. Holland, Ohio / Toledo St. John’s Jesuit 20 Aaron Davis D Sr. Perrysburg, Ohio / Perrysburg / Lourdes Univ. 23 Mitchell Evans D So. Troy, Ohio / Troy 3 Dominic Grida (GREE-da) ** D/M Jr. North Royalton, Ohio / North Royalton 13 Erik Horvath D Fr. Naperville, Ill. / Neuqua Valley 28 Theo Jamilloux GK 5-Sr. Toulouse, France / Pierre-Paul Riquet / Univ. of Louisville 10 Prayag Jina (PRAY-ag JEE-na) *** M Sr. Aurora, Ohio / Aurora 1 Billy Larsen GK R-Jr. St. Charles, Ill. / North 11 Charlie Maciejewski (ma-JESS-kee) * M So. Cincinnati, Ohio / Summit Country Day 9 Brad Macomber (MAY-comb-err) *** F Sr. Muskegon, Mich. / Reeths-Puffer 18 Marshall Mast D Fr. Traverse City, Mich. / Central 21 Robert Miller III * F So. York, Pa. / Central York 4 Moe Mustafa (moo-STAH-fa) ** D Jr. Westlake, Ohio / Westlake 24 Anthony Mwembia (MWEM-bee-a) * GK So. Toulouse, France 12 Peter Pugliese (pug-LEESE) ** M Jr. Cambridge, Ontario, Canada / Jacob Hespeler Secondary 17 Sam Pugliese (pug-LEESE) M Fr. Cambridge, Ontario, Canada / Jacob Hespeler Secondary 14 Keaton Reynolds *** F Sr. Noblesville, Ind. / Noblesville 7 Tate Robertson ** F Jr. Springfield, Ohio / Catholic Central 8 Alexis Souahy (a-LEX-ee SWAH-hee) ** D Sr. Saint Etienne au Mont, France / Saint Joseph / Notre Dame Coll. 22 Chris Sullivan M Fr. Naperville, Ill. / North 2 Vinny Worner M Fr. Copley, Ohio / Copley 5 Tom Wrobel (ROW-bull) * D So. Mississauga, Ontario, Canada / St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic 2 • BOWLING GREEN • 2017 MEN’S SOCCER • 2 ROSTER BREAKDOWN LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (13) Name Pos. Yr. MP/MS G-A=Pts. Chris Brennan F So. 19/12 5-2=12 FALCONS ... Dominic Grida D/M Jr. 14/8 0-1=1 BY CLASS Prayag Jina M Sr. 5/0 0-0=0 SENIORS (6) Charlie Maciejewski M So. 2/0 0-0=0 Davis, Jamilloux%, Jina, Brad Macomber F Sr. 19/19 0-1=1 Macomber, Reynolds, Souahy Robert Miller III F So. 18/0 2-4=8 Moe Mustafa D Jr. 16/16 1-1=3 JUNIORS (6) Anthony Mwembia GK So. 18/18 8-6-4, 0.73 GAA, .831 Sv%, 8 Shutouts Ackon, Grida, Larsen#, Mustafa, P. Pugliese, Robertson Peter Pugliese M Jr. 16/9 0-3=3 Keaton Reynolds F Sr. 15/0 1-1=3 SOPHOMORES (7) Tate Robertson F Jr. 19/19 1-3=5 Ayima, Brennan, Evans, Alexis Souahy D Sr. 19/19 2-1=5 Maciejewski, Miller, Mwembia, Wrobel Tom Wrobel D So. 3/3 0-0=0 FRESHMEN (6) OTHERS RETURNING (2) Buescher, Horvath, Mast, Name Pos. Yr. Stats/Notes S. Pugliese, Sullivan, Worner Mitchell Evans D So. Did not see match action in 2016 % fifth-year senior Billy Larsen GK R-Jr. Did not see match action in 2016 # redshirt junior NEWCOMERS (10) BY STATE ^ Name Pos. Yr. Hometown / Previous School(s) OHIO (10) Ebenezer Ackon D Jr. Cape Coast, Ghana / Mfantsipim School Brennan, Buescher, Amandy Ayima M So. Wiaga, Ghana / Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary Davis, Evans, Grida, Jina, Zach Buescher M Fr. Holland, Ohio / Toledo St. John’s Jesuit Maciejewski, Mustafa, Aaron Davis D Sr. Perrysburg, Ohio / Perrysburg / Lourdes Univ. Robertson, Worner Erik Horvath D Fr. Naperville, Ill. / Neuqua Valley Theo Jamilloux GK 5-Sr. Toulouse, France / Pierre-Paul Riquet / Univ. of Louisville FRANCE (3) Marshall Mast D Fr. Traverse City, Mich. / Central Jamilloux, Mwembia, Souahy Sam Pugliese M Fr. Cambridge, Ontario, Canada / Jacob Hespeler Secondary ILLINOIS (3) Chris Sullivan M Fr. Naperville, Ill. / North Horvath, Larsen, Sullivan Vinny Worner M Fr. Copley, Ohio / Copley ONTARIO (3) LETTERWINNERS LOST (7) P. Pugliese, S. Pugliese, Wrobel Name Pos. Yr.^ MP/MS G-A=Pts. Notes GHANA (2) Bismark Agyeman M R-So.
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